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

Text from Pages 1 - 270 of the 1982 volume:

ROGER BACON HIGH SCHOOL St. Bernard, Ohio Dedication ........... Page 4 Fall Activities ....... Page 10 State Championship ..Page 56 Faculty .............. Page 73 Freshmen ............ Page 111 Sophomores .......... Page 119 Juniors ............... Page 131 Clubs ................ Page 141 Super Bowl Band .. . .Page 154 Seniors .............. Page 171 Graduation ........... Page 200 Community Sponsors .Page 206 Senior Directory ..... Page 260 OHIO STATE AAA BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS A SCHOOL WITH CLASS 9 rI q. '5' I aW.- '- ?A- - ,. r-f-e-I: I1 . .ADQCGP.- III.-- 1982 TROUBADOUR 'OCQA. Jr O O DEDICATION Wes Neal: Class Personified From Michigan to Florida, from Virginia to Illinois, when a young man announces that he goes to or graduated from Roger Bacon High School, people recognize the name immediately. A large part of that recognition has been earned by the performances of our own Roger Bacon Spartan Band. The band has entertained thousands - perhaps millions of people all over the eastern and mid-westem United States. Audiences and competing bands have come to know that When the Roger Bacon Band performs, the music will be great and the marching will be exciting. That tradition of excellence was started over twenty years ago when band moderator Fr. Celsus Griese and Rog- er Bacon principal Fr. Andrew Fox brought a young College Conservatory graduate into the schooi to be- come band director. Fr, Ceisus and Wes Neal togeth- er began to transform an average high school band into a disciplined, precise performing team known and respected far and wide. Since his arrival at Roger Bacon in 1960, Mr. Neal has directed the band to eight Ohio State Champion- ships and performances everywhere from St. Peters- burg, Florida, to the Super Bowl in Pontiac, Michigan. The band has performed alongside such musical gi- ants as Doc Severenson and Al Hirt. Success has been taken for granted as the band has collected trophies and honors year after year. But just what is it about Wes Neal that has enabled him to form the Roger Bacon Band into one of the most distinguished march- ing bands in the country? First of all, Mr. Neal is a quiet leader who allows his band officers and section leaders to take an active role in running the band. Mr. Neal creates and teach- es, then steps back and allows the student leaders to carry out the instructions. Band members themselves make most of the major decisions involving trips, per- formances, and practices. The student leaders run practices and direct performances, even in his ab- sence. With his years of experience, Mr. Neal guides and critiques but lets band members know that suc- ' cess depends ultimately on their efforts, not his own. He lets the standing ovations teach band members how gratifying the fruits of their labors can be. The band learns not only to strive for high goals, but also what it feels like to achieve those goals. To Mr. Neal, band members are not boys but young - men WhO grow to become mature-and responsibleL adults. Band training,therefore, is not an end in itself but becomes a basis in helping the young men deal with life and all its challenges. His fine leadership and strict discipline have set examples for thousand of young men over the last two decades. In the midst of it all, band members know that he is always caring about their Welfare and progress. Mr. Neal and the Roger Bacon Spartan Band have received many honors and tributes, but the Trouba- dour would like to add one more honor for the man who has built the tradition. Because of his superb dedication to excellence and precision, to the ideals of Roger Bacon High School, and to the thousands of young men he has guided, the yearbook staff is proud 1;? dedicate the 1982 Troubadour to Mr. Wesley A. eel. St. Francis Of Assisi 1 1 82- 1 982 EIGHTH CENTENARY In 1182 hundreds of boys were born in Assisi, Italy. One of them, Francis, is still influencing the Christian and non-Christian world 800 years after his birth. Many Christians consider Francis to be an extremely dedi- cated follower of Jesus; Francis encourages them to follow Christ more generously. Non-Christians often view Francis as one of Christianity's best representa- tives. Roger Bacon is a Franciscan school, not simply be- cause it is named for a 13th century Franciscan scientist and theologian, not simply because there are pictures of Francis in the lobby and chapel, nor because its diplo- mas and stationery bear the Franciscan coat of arms, nor because 14 of its faculty members wear the Francis- can habit. Roger Bacon is a Franciscan school because its graduates, parents, faculty, friends, and students be- lieve that Francis of Assisiis approach to life still makes sense today. Francis used to say, What you are before God, that you are and no more. We can rightly add, and no less. If we are truthful about ourselves before God, we are likely to be more honest about ourselves and others. Living in this threefold truth about God, himself, and othersi made Francis in- credibly free in a time when many people felt that freedom came from gaining more wealth, power, or status than ones neighbors. Popes and beggars, rich merchants and children all felt at ease in Fran- ! h Icisis presenca because he was so close to God that t he saw all creation as coming from God. When Francis was 24 years old and was trying to decide on a direction for his life, he met a man suffering from leprosy. Instead of rearing his horse, tossing the man a couple of coins, and galloping away in disgust - as he had probably done several times before- Francis instead dismounted, gave the man some money, and kissed his hand. That day Francis won a tremendous victory over him- self. In Francisis day, society shunned the unfortu- nate victims of leprosy; Francis, however, chale lenged that attitude and prompted a few more peo- ple to reSpect these victims as sons and daughters of God. Francis continued to care for these people, and so did the young men who came to follow him. Shortly before his death, Francis recalled that day on the road outside Assisi and told his followers that the sight of those suffering from leprosy once nauseated me beyond measure; but then God him- self led me into their company, and I had compas- sion for them. When I had once become acquainted with them, what had previously nauseated me be- came a source of spiritual and physical consolation for me tTestament of St. Francisi. Roger Bacon High School tries to reflect the charity of Francis. In the 1981 school year, the Spartans donated canned goods, marched for life, raised money through faculty-senate volleyball and basketball games, gave blood, bowled for breath, and volunteered their time in various Sen- ate and National Honor Society service projects. This past year the alumni donated over $115,000 to help keep Bacon's tuition affordable to all. The incident on the road outside Assisi constitut- ed a victory over his selfecenteredness; it prepared him for a life of generous service of God and the human family. Today there is probably no one suf- fering from leprosy in Cincinnati. There are, how- ever, many men and women Who are not treated with the respect they deserve as sons and daugh- ters of God. A Roger Bacon education should cer- tainly challenge the attitude that some people don't deserve a Spartants respect. Hm Dre wings b y Sr. Kay Francis Berger, O.S.F. There is a prayer which is commonly attributed to St. Francis but which was probably written very early in this century. It certainly reflects the vision of Francis and captures what Roger Bacon High School tries to do: Lord, make me an instrument of Your peace; where there is hatred let me sow love; where there is injury, pardon,- where the: is doubt, faith; Where there is despair, hope; where there is darkness, light; and where there is sadness, joy. 0 Divine Master, grant that I may not so much seek to be consoled as to console to be understood as to understand; to be loved as to love,- for it is in giving that we receive; it is in pardoning that we are pardoned, and it is in dying that we are born to eternal life. CHAMPION CROSS COUNTRY RUNNERS: BiH Shockley, Mike Sexton, Budke, Mike Olberding, Vince Becks. Doug Olberding, Sam Morris, Rick Sim. Mike Niesen, Darrin Roll, Bill 16 CROSS C OCIN TR Y 1981 was not the first year for Cross Country at Roger Bacon, but it certainly was a year of firsts for Roger Bacon Cross Country. For the first time, Roger Bacon was touted as a serious threat to the dominant powers in local run- ning circles. The Spartans lived up to that reputation and held on to the first position in the poll most of the season. Spartan runners became accustomed to first place. Five times during the season, they came home with championship honors. However, the victories at Cov- ington Catholic, Ross, Elder, and Rio Grande all paled in the wake of Roger Bacon's first-ever G. C. L. Championship. Another first was Roger Bacon's second consecun tive trip to the State Finals. Strong leadership by Seniors Bill Budke, Doug Olberding, Mike Niesen, and Sam Morris made the second trip more productive. The Spartans surprised everyone but themselves as they captured 3rd place honors in the State, far better than any other Cincinnati team. That third place fin- ish was their worst finish of the season, but the best- ever by 3 Roger Bacon Cross Country Team. Individually, Roger Bacon had its share of firsts. Bill Budke, was the first Spartan to receive the presti- gious Runner-of-the-Year Award. Bill's credentials in winning the award were impressive. He won cham- pionships in competitions at Roger Bacon-Greenhills, Ross, G. C. L., Lakota, Sectional, and was the top AAA runner from Cincinnati in the State Meet. Class- mate Doug Olberding was generally right with Budke to supply a knock-out 1-2 punch for the Spartans. Doug even bested Bill at the District Competition. Six Spartans were selected to represent the G. C. L. in the All-Star Meet. Bill Budke and Doug Olberding ran in the varsity division, while juniors Darrin Roll and Mike Olberding and sophomores Vince Becks and Mike Sexton competed in J . V. divisions. Three members of the Bacon Bunch received All- City honors. Bill Budke and Doug Olberding were selected to the first team, while Darrin Roll received honorable mention. Moreover, ttAll-Ohio recognition was given to Budke and Olberding. Coach Dave Feichtneris 1981 Spartan Cross Coun- trymen enter the record books as Bacon's Best. They will prove to be a difficult challenge for future Spar- tan runners. Rest assured, however, that those run- ners-to-come will be inspired by the performance of the 1981 team, as they also prepare to GO FOR IT! THIRD IN S T TE' LI.WU' Varsity Record Colerain Invitational Roger Bacon Greenhills Invitational Covington Catholic Invitational Ross Invitational Elder Relays G.C.L. Championships Rio Grande Invitational Lakota Classic Sectional District State All-Star Uor G.C.LJ . 2nd 2nd 151; 1st 131; lst 151'. 2nd 2nd 2nd 3rd 151: MOST VALUABLE RUNNER Bill Budke MOST IMPROVED RUNNER Sam Morris Bow: Tom Singer, Mike Niesen, Sam Morris, Chris J uniet. Third Row: Mike Olberding. Kerry Nusekabel, Kevin Pernell, Doug Olberding, Bill Budke. I J: ' w Egg? ' kw lv- il 'RUUER .- K: 'TUE?'- . 108:, . 4;! K, w; EDGE: .1 ; FA:HA-11 v P ESAEJN K E K 71:1 EAEm; v H Kink I :1ch W ; E, E P 1055? A K W m 2:. , RUGEF: FACD'N itEIEEq 3355 smartg gr. aAcm E3 w-I'EAEUE Ne m; K g; RUBER ,. W ROGER RUDE? many I - 3 . N E l E r k. Reserve Record Lakota Invitational Covington Catholic Invitational Sycamore Invitational Elder Relays G C.L. Princeton Invitational MOST VALUABLE RUNNER MOST IMPROVED RUNNER 10th 8th 7th 3rd 10th Vince Becks Mike Sexton $I BAfEi w ROGER 1 w BAEDN ' K RESERVE CROSS COUNTRY. First Row: Vince Becks. Dan Briel- maier. Second Bow.- Mike Sexton. Third Row: Tom Steinmetz. Greg Edwards FRESHMAN CROSS COUNTRY, First Raw.- Jeff Waltgrs. Phil Hirbe, Robert Siry. Second Row:Steve Boback. Coach Tom Smgleton, Tim Kling. Freshman Record Sycamore Invitational 8th Elder Relays 8th G.C.L. 5th MOST VALUABLE RUNNER Steve Boback MOST IMPROVED RUNNER Tim Kling F OOTBALL The 1981 Varsity Football season was not as successd ful as we all had hoped. Injuries and inexperience took their toll against some very strong competition. The season opened in a flourish With consecutive wins over Publich High League opponents Woodward and Withrow. Next came a close loss to perennial state AA power Hamilton Badin at Hamilton. Then, despite a rather uninspired performance, the Spartans upped their record to 3-1 against a very fine Purcell team. It was at this point in the season that a plague of injuries began to have its effect. Consecutive losses fol- lowed to Elder, Princeton, LaSalle, Moeller, and St. Xa- vier. Four of these teams were in contention for the playoffs at the season's end, and two of them made it! However, despite problems, the Spartans played with a lot of dedication and spirit. The players showed true Spartan Spirit and never gave in to the opposition. The season finale came at home against Walnut Hills; the Spartans had an easy time of it, running the final record to 4 wins and 6 losses. Despite the record, several outstanding accomplish- ments were produced: Jeff Allisonts two consecutlve record-tying defensive games; Steve Gruenschlaeger's 47-yard field goal against St. Xavier; and Mike Morri- seyts 45 pass receptions. Many other individuals made some great contributions to the team, and many others gave up a lot for the good of the rest. .9. w 1; 3m 2' 3kg. .- '1 73 ,. 4. ,9 . 1: . .. 1,! VARSITY FOOTBALL, First Raw: Eric Simmons, Brian Gilligan, Mike Staliworth, Greg Schildnuayer, Jeff Allison, Jeff Cargile, Bob Dehner, Wilbur Adams, Bill Goedde1 Second Row: Sam Gallo, Rick Rogers, Joe Barnes, Jeff Murphy, Kevin Richardson, Dean Seaman. Ron Bellman, Doug Freson. Third Row.- Steve Klosterman, Dave Bailey, Kevin Webb, Chris Holden, Mike Summerlin, Mike Morrisey, Ray Holthaus, Jeff Richardson Rob Marshall Fourth RomRob Niehoff Pete Folzenlogen, Paul Egbers, Dan Ems Dave Grimes. Jim Carrol Bruce Knolle Steve Gruenschlaeger. Fifth Row.- Jim Maren, Roger Dube, J ohn Wagner, Don Campbell, Tom Gray, James Dean, Jason Rogers, Robert Simpson, Allen Napier. Sixth Row: Ron Hausfeld Steve Lynch.Pau1 Glaser. Greg Donovan, Rich Stark, Joe Johnson, Mike Mathis, Adrian Breen, Bill Wietmarschen. Seventh RomT. J Wood; Coaches: Dan Starkey, Bob Starkey, Tom Fuchs, Fred Cooper. Rick Ready, Head Coach Rich Fuchs Coaches Gus Dooros, Tom Roebe1,Bruce Redd, Kevin Huxel 25 . - Reserve Record Roger- Bacon 14 Purcell . 6 Roger Bacon 34 Walnut Hills 8 Roger Bacon 6 Elder - Roger Bacon 0 -' :Moeller Roger Bacon 0 Sycamore Roger Bacon 28 LaSalle Roger Bacon 28 St. Xavier Roger Bacon 14 Woodward Roger Baden '26 Mt. Healthy Hg: vs. 1' l'i'maiiiai 'Il'm mmmnili'ih 1 '1. 1 -- gamma gag. binni- 1.9 43; Ram wggui $313123 i.; EggnguLn-an m. ; -. w 1 - 1 RESERVE FOOTBALL, First Row.- Bill Ginn, Mike Holden, Joe Muldoon, Tom Enderle. Mike Miller, Joe Fletcher. Rob Farwick, Steve Kiley. Mike Norris, Rob Burkhart. Steve Elsasser.SecondBow:Ron Schwartz, Emmanuel Hill. Coach Bob Starkey, Jim Radziwon. Cedric 1 Evans, Churby Clowers, Torn Lorenz, Tim Becker, Tom Barnes, Ken Marshall. Chuck Criswell, Coach Rick Ready, Jerry Schwartz 1TrajnerL Joe Meiners WrainerL Chris West 1Managen. Third Row:Tony Harris, Deron Pullins, Tim Back, Tom Hoffman, Mike Geisen, William Patterson. Joe Hice. Vince Summerlin, Coach Fred Cooper. Fourth Row: Andy Ceddia. Scott Hurley. Gene Todd. Scott Grau. Mark Louis. Bob Hausfeld. Fifth Row: Marvin Barron, Derek O'Neal, David Theurer. Tom Hamburg, Terry Folzenlogen, Rob Wilking. MOST VALUABLE PLA YER: Rob Farwick. SPARTAN SPIRITA WARD: Tim Recker. MOST IMPROVED PLA YER: Bob Hausfeld. 28 .2 ' f- .'7-r - mtwsgzeawghagggggga FRESHMAN FOOTBALL, First Row:Joe Meiners, Bill Brooks, Jim Hamburg, Mike Nieman, Rodney Robinson. Levy Hill, Phil Pich, Gary Giuliano, Ron Schwartz. Coach Dan Starkey, Trainer Jerry Schwartz. Second Row: Asst. Coach Ken Jansen, Vince Anello. Rob Breen, Frank Schmidt. Dave Sheehan, Brett Cartuyvelles, Nick Brauning, Kevin Yarbrough. Asst. Coach Fred Fuchs. Third Row.- Manager Denis Dooley, Sean Revels. Frank Rieman, Bill Tempel. Paul Rengering. Chris Geier. Sean O'Neill, Kelly Collopy, Kevin Leland. Fourth Row.- John Stofa, Mike Jones, Greg Petrovich. Sean Johnson, Mike Blessing, Mike Knecht, Pat Curran, Mike Mahan, Harold Trotter. Fifth Row:.loe Grundei. Richie Johnson, Brad Rogers. Joe Hennekes. Mike Hoffmann. Mike Davis. Sixth Row.- Ev Bracken, Fred Alexander, Rick Stegeman, Steve Furni-Fiamawle, Steve Saunders, Bill Meyer. 29 30 One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest 31 32 Above Left, SET CONSTRUCTION: First Row:R0n Schwartz, Tony Nies, Rob Lewis. Charles Boehm. Keith Rebholz, Rick Neyer, Mike Miller, Bob Eder, Ken Ungruhe. Second Row: Dave Baker, T. J. Wood, Jim Ariss. David Reuhl. Pete Selenkel. Torn Anneken. Rick Krummen, Tom Jacob, Brian Rebholz, Tom Wall. Third Row: Matt Vollmer, John Ungruhe. James Radziwon, Steve Nurre, Tom Steinmetz. Curt Kohler. Kevin Kroger, Eldridge Stoeks. Frank Magro, Brian HauckV Jim Doerger, Pat Hinnenkamp. Top Row:Jim Heller, Joe Waldmann, Sue Walsh. Dave Siegel. Above Right, STAGE AND TECHNICAL CREWS, First Row: Chris Nieman tLightsL Steve Nichols Soundx Amy Horn and Lori Horn Wropertiesl Second Row:Mike Baur Msst. Directon, Tim Rayburn $ouncD. Tim Vandegraft $LageL Kevin Wood mightsl Third Row.- Rob Meiners $tageL Paul Frommeyer Wisual EffectsL Mike Lehan mightsl TONY ALLEGREE VINCE ZIMMER JON GROOMS MARK ANDERSON STEVE FIELDS JIM SWANTON MARK COSSMAN MIKE HUSEMAN TOM ROYSTON DOUG OLBERDING THE PA TIENTS as as as as as as as as as as Chief Btomden Dale Harding Billy Bibbit Scanlon Cbeswick Martini Ruddy Ellis Fredericks Sefelt CHRIS HOLT as 001 Mattersan ED FRANCHI as R. P. McMurpby THE STAF F ROB GERKE as Aide Warren ANDRE SPARKS BETH CARUSO BETH UHL KEN DAVIS CRAIG EDMUNSTON ' AMIE BELLO ; DARRIN ROLL J as as 3.8 as as as as Aide Williams N arse Ratchet! N arse Flinn Dr. Spivey Aide Turkle N arse Nakamura Technician THE VISITORS JEANNIE CRAWFORD as Candy Starr AMY CARTER as Sandra 33 . I if I .r 'im-uh-w .a 0- F. 'u. t. V. r 1 g h m; Homecoming Dance RKRTA 4 S WIMMING Medley Relay SEASON'S BEST Sean Barrett, Matt Skinner 1146-59 . Jerry Frentsos, Mike Bosse ; Mike Bosse 1:44.74 200 Free Style 200 Individual Medley Jerry Frentsos 1:55.91 50 Free Style Mike Bosse 22.83 100 Butterfly Mike Bosse 54.2 100 Freestyle Mike Bosse 50.62 500 Freestyle Mike Bosse 4:44.56 100 Backstroke Jerry Frentsos 54.65 100 Breast Stroke Jerry Frentsos 1104.07 400 Free Relay Sean Barrett, Matt Skinner 3:32.86 Jerry Frentsos, Mike Bosse u A a u u u u n n AK t usu - SWIM TEAM, Sitting: Chuck Kohl. Nathan McClain. Mike Engel', Sean Barret. Steve Nun'e. Jerry Frentsos, Bryan Kroeger. Standing: J im Menzer, Brian Eve, Hank Ausdenmoore. Matt Skinner, Mike Bosse. Phil Carrizales. Todd Lehker. Mike Huseman, Coach William Carey. 41 SEMI F ORMAL M m m C N$ mA RL MC 8 - ..........-.... mp.a.-g.m.:- .wA 1u...5 1355-931 SOCCER The 1981 Spartan Soccer Team ended the regular season with a record of 4 Wins, 5 losses, and 5 ties. In tournament play, the Spartans defeated second-rated Anderson and then Glen Este before losing in the Sectional Finals to Princeton. Torn Eckart and Rob Donahue were named Most Valuable Players defen- sively, while Tony Hampel was named Most Valuable Player offensively. Selected to the first team, G.C.L., were Tony Hampel, Tom Devolve, Rob Donahue, and Tom Eckart. Rob Donahue and Tom Eckart were elected to the first team, All-City. Rob Donahue was also named All-Ohio. SO VARSITY SOCCER, Firs! Row.- Tim Billinghurst 1Trainer1. Tom Whitehead, Tom Eckart, Jerry Carr, Rob Donahue. Todd Juengling, Tom O'Leary, Jim Kiernan, Mike Santoro 1Trainer1. Second Row: Coach Jim Williamson, Kevin Wood 1Manager1, Rick Brooks, Tony Hampel, Tim Ryan, Pat Listermann, Mark Lindeman, Pat Bristow, Kris Wilhoit. Paul Ruwe 1Manager1. Third Raw: Dave Raffenberg, Scott Keller. Tom Beckman, Mike Noll. Tom Devolve, Tom Ziegler. 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PDefensa:I.-Ioe Mushabeng. . M.I'.P. m - Larry Witslgen RESERVE SOCCER, First Row: Kevin Mulcare PManagerL John Janning, Jeff Hampel, Bob Bolte, Jim Wissel. Coach Fred Widmeyer. Second Raw.- Chris Drahman. Tim Nolan, Chris Donahue, Greg Souza, Tom Mike Benedetti, Matt Poland. Paul Neyer, Dave Schneider. Joe Mushaben. Morrison. Third Row: Tom Wall, Larry Witsken. Mark Blessing, Eric Ports, Greg Hellmann. Fourth Row.- 53 :Hma - 1w r'h'c- -: iimrjf. -. ' l, FRESHMAN SOCCER, First Row: T 111 Howard, J ohn Wellman, Ron Weber, Chris Kin. Jack Lindeman, Dave Witsken, Kurt. Kroger. Second Row: Manager Jeff Whyle, Todd Lehker. Tom Hagen. Doug Hurst, Bryan Kroeger, Don Birkenhauer. Dave Jacobs. Third RomManager J ohn Murray, Ken Kuderer, Guy Schmidt, Fr. Pat McCloskey woacm. Tim Geers, Ted Alverson. ROGER BACON HIGH SCHOOL, 1982 OHIO AAA BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS, Kneeling: Adrian Breen, Rich Sander. Greg Schildmeyer, Hick Bierman. Mike Morrisey, Rob Niehoff, Logan Link. Standing: Asst. Coaches Fred Cooper and Tom Singleton. Trainer Joe Johnson, Manager Kevin SealschotL, Carl Johnson, Bill Chambers, Dave Eha, Bruce Knolle, Don Hausfeld, Manager Jeff Bruns. Asst. Coach Tim Speed. Head Coach Bob Callahan, Trainer Jerry Schwartz. Cbeerlenders:Kathy Keim. Chris Ward. Mary Burke. Julie Asbach. Mary Sicking. Mindy Morelli. Teresa Schmidlin. EIGHT STRAIGHT The Varsity Basketball Team has just concluded the most successful season in the school's 54 years. It has won THE most coveted crown in Ohio Bas- ketball - the AAA State Championship. The teamts 24 wins are the most number of victories in its history. At the beginning of practice in Novem- ber, Who could have dreamed this impossible dream? It has been said before that Champions are made, not born. This State Championship was won because of ttthose little things that were per- formed day-in and day-out. This team had an in- credible amount of- team pride and desire to Win. Many people have commented on tthow fundamen- tally sound this Spartan team was. Again, it is those little things which make a champion or produce a loser. THE TOURNAMEN T The Cincinnati Sectional Tournament began With the Spartans as the 1t2 seeded team. Bruce Knolle erupted from an end of the season scoring slump to lead Bacon with 23 points against Milford. Bacon used its city-leading defense to cause nu- merous Milford turnovers and poor shots, beating the Eagles 71-58. The next opponent, Turpin, promised to be very powerful and underrated. The team employed a tenacious 2-3 zone defense and excellent, unselfish team play to demolish the Spartans of Turpin 64- 38. Knolle repeated his scoring binge with another 23 points. Greg Schildmeyer chipped in 18 points, while Mike Morrissey passed for a seasonts high of 14 assists. In the Sectional title game, Roger Bacon led all the way to down a good Woodward team 56-48 at Miami Universityts Millet Hall. Knolle scored yet another 23 points to pace the offense, while Morris- sey tossed in 15 points. The dominating factor in the game was the superior board play by the Spar- tans. ttSpar-tans make Sweetl61wThese were the head- lines of Spartan Sports after Roger Bacon defeated Lebanon 58-45 to capture 3 Southwestern Ohio AAA District Championship at the University of Dayton: Arena. In What had become a tournament trademark, Bacon featured a rugged defense plus a patient offensive attack to eliminate the Warriors. Knolle led a balanced attack with 16 points, fol- lowed by Schildmeyerts 14 points. Top rebounder was Rob Niehoff with 10 rebounds. In the opening round of the Regional Tourna- ment, Bacon faced perhaps the best team, Mt. Healthy. Rising to the challenge, the Spartans played their finest game of the season to defeat the Owls 69-67. Senior Co-Captains Schildmeyer and Knolle, along with Rick Bierman, led the way with 21, 18. and 17 points respectively. The victory be- longed as much to our 6th man in the stands as to the team itself. A fantastic effort by all! Facing a very familiar opponent in the Regional finals, the Spartans played a rejuvenated Mueller Crusader team, led by sophomore sensation Byron Larkin. Trying to defeat the Big Moe an unprec- edented four times in one season, the Spartans scrapped and fought to eke out a 54-53 victory and go UPSTATE for the first time since 1939. Bruce Knolle was there in the nick of time, to put the team ahead With 10 seconds remaining. Heroes abounded, but it was the determined, unselfish play by all which spelled victory. St. John's Arena on the campus of Ohio State University was the scene of Bacon's next game; Lima Senior was the opponent With approximate- .; ON THE ROAD TO STATE! 1y 14,000 fans on hand, RB led most of the way only to withstand a furious Lima Senior comeback. Ba- con held on to beat Lima 49-47. This game featured another Knolle field goal at the buzzer to send the Roger Bacon Spartans into the AAA finals against the Barberton Magics. For the first time in the schoolts 54 glorious years, Roger Bacon captured the Ohio High School Athletic Associationts AAA State Basketball Championship by defeating Barberton 71-67 in overtime. The game featured two evenly matched teams. Although Bacon led for most of the game, the Magics did not quit. Down by 13 early in the 4th quarter, the Magics fought back to tie the game by the end of regulation play. Utilizing the free throw line t8 out of 11 attemptst, the Spartans regained the lead to win the game and the state title. Greg Schildmeyer scored 22 points and grabbed 8 re- bounds to be named the Tournaments Most Valu- able Player. Also named to the State All-Tournaa ment Team was Bruce Knolle. Throughout the Tournament, the Spartans epito- mized the unselfish concept of team basketball. With no spectacular players to count on, Bacon proved that motivated, determined group of young men can accomplish that Impossible Dream. But there might not have been a state championship if it were not for the support of the Roger Bacon fans. From the send off assembly Friday morning before the Lima game, to the Victory reception Saturday night, the cheering and enthusiasm provided the spark that ignited the Bacon squad. Truly, the State Tournament proved to be a SHOWCASE for Roger Bacon High School. For Men of Bacon - win or lose, - are Men of Victory. 59 3; -- 3213995 1 W 3 A -1 L. I o n L: f. - 9 I C - . r; t? uifl'lffr, H Varsity Record REGULAR SEASON Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon 58 56 63 53 63 41 44 62 71 63 47 52 63 53 60 92 53 69 74 49 Woodward Princeton Moeller North College Hill Purcell-Marian Elder Hamilton Badin Forest Park Moeller St. Xavier Colerain Aiken LaSalle Moeller MCNicholas Purcell-Marian Elder Walnut Hills St. Xavier LaSalle 55 52 45 51 36 49 41 38 53 64 43 42 43 41 50 68 59 55 63 61 SPARTAN PACESETTER Knolle Schildmeyer Schildmeyer Schildmeyer Knolle Knolle Knolle Knolle Schildmeyer Schildmeyer Knolle Schildmeyer Schildmeyer Morrissey Schildmeyer Schildmeyer Schildmeyer Schildmeyer Schildmeyer Schildmeyer Bierman Schildmeyer STATE TOURNAMENT 58 Knolle 38 Knolle 48 Knolle 45 Knolle 67 Schildmeyer 53 Knolle 47 Knolle 71 64 56 58 69 54 49 71 Milford Turpin Woodward Lebanon Mt. Healthy Moeller Lima Senior Barberton Schildmeyer 67 Schildmeyer 20 26 20 12 18 15 12 14 14 19 16 16 19 15 20 15 19 25 17 16 24 18 1981-82 ROGER BACON VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM STATISTICS F A p F T F A P F G I T E R H R T E I 0 E T R E R E T R R EA L E C E o E E c E A L L D M E W T M E B S T P D S a P N S H P N o s 0 o M o T T M R T T U I T I A A E A A o E A N s A N D L D G D w D G D T L T E s E E s E s s s RICK BIERMAN 67 157 4396 31 47 6673 36 60 165 ADRIAN BREEN 2 8 2570 1 8 1342; 7 0 5 BILL CHAMBERS 2 9 2292, 3 5 6070 6 0 7 DAVE EHA 1 1 1m 11 14 792, 0 1 13 DON HAUSFELD 12 35 3498 15 26 5898 53 1 59 CARL JOHNSON 1 8 1398 7 13 5478 4 1 9 LOGAN LINK 3 9 339:, 0 1 002; 7 0 6 BRUCE KNOLLE 164 348 4776 68 96 7198 206 13 396 MIKE MORRISSEY 88 202 442; 55 83 6692 84 218 231 ROB NIEHOFF 74 157 4m 32 56 579:, 160 16 180 RICH SANDER 1 5 202, 10 16 63675 6 1 12 GREG SCHILDMEYER 183 386 479:, 79 113 7023 180 30 445 OTHERS 65 139 4773 21 36 5870 64 58 152 ROGER BACON 673 1464 462, 334 522 6496 813 399 1680 OPPONENTS 567 1320 4393 298 483 SM; 768 195 1432 10' w. , 1 1 I W 631'; - E3. b6 RESERVE BASKETBALL, Kneeling: Jerry Schwartz tTrainert, Steve Ivery, Rob Burkhart, Vince Summerlin, Jim Wiesel, Tern Barnes, Chuck Criswell tManagerL Greg Knight. Standing:Dave Schneider, Joe Burgoyne, Coach Tom Singleton, Deron Pullms, Mike Downs, Bob Hausfeld. Mark Grant. Derek O'Neal, Kevin Sealschott tManagerL Tim Dyer tManagert. GAME 1: GAME 2: GAME 3: GAME 4: GAME 5: GAME 6: GAME 7: GAME 8: GAME 9: Chuck Criswell scores 17 and Joe Hice gets 14, but the Reserves lose to Woodward. 54-51. Turnovers and poor execution hurt the Spartans as they are soundly beaten by Princeton, 48-36. The Spartans make a good second half effort but lose to Mueller. 60-54. Rob Burkhart leads all scorers with 20 points. Spartans lead North College Hill, 49-11. at the half and go on to win easily, 60-27. Everybody gets into the scoring column in this one. RB. Reserves make it two in a row with a great second half effort. as they trounce Purcell, 58-36. Tom Barnes leads all scorers with 17 points, but defense really cre- ated the offensive surge in this game. The Elder Panthers down Bacon because the Spartans refuse to believe that Elder can beat them. Final Score: 50-47. Chuck Criswell leads all scorers with 16 points. The Spartans travel to Hamilton and heat the Badin Rams in overtime, 61-59. Jim Wissel comes off the bench to score 4 key baskets which provided Bacon with the victory. The Roger Bacon Reserves win their first game in the Moeller Christmas Tournament as theyr beat Forest Park, 62-52. Steve Ivery sparked the Spartans with nu- merous steals and scores 15 points in his first game as a Spartan. Reserves lose in the tournament finals to Moeller by a score of 49-39. GAME 10: A fantastic fourth quarter rally brings the Reserves from 12 down to beat St. Xavier. 55-53. GAME 11: GAME 12: GAME 13: GAME 14: GAME 15: GAME 16: GAME 1?: GAME IS: GAME 19: GAME 20: A lackluster. non-chalant performance allows a medio- cre Colerain team to beat the Reserves and rob them of the chance to go above .500. Final Score: 48-47. RB. Reserves lead Aiken by 8 points at the start of the 4th quarter. However, the Falcons outseore RB. 24-8 and win the game 53-45. Bacon Reserves are winning by 1 with less than 10 seconds left in the game, but allow LaSalle to take 3 shots at the basket: LaSalle wins 64-63. Chuck Criswell scores 25 points in his last game as an RB. Reserve. Bacon's 4th quarter comeback falls short as they lose to Moeller 49-43. Steve Ivery scores 25 points as the Spartans soundly beat McNicholas. 62-37. Rob Burkhart adds 11 points to the effort. and Derek O'Neal gathers in 12 rebounds. Bacon loses to Purcell. 55-45, in a very unexciting con- test. The inconsistent Spartans hit their season's peak as they beat the Elder Panthers in the PIL RB. leads at halftime 21-9; then in a run and gun second half they put the Panthers to rest, winning by a score of 60-45. Bob Hausfeld leads all scorers with 17 points and also controls the boards, Steve Ivery adds 12. Rob Burkhart 11. and Joe Hice 12 in this super team effort. Bacon loses to a very average Walnut Hills team, 51-38. Rob Burkhart scores 15 points in a losing cause. Bacon loses to St. Xavier, 58-49. Season finale: LaSalle 51. Roger Bacon 37. It is finished. Frosh Record Roger Bacon 31 Princeton Roger Bacon 47 Mueller Roger Bacon 31 Purcell-Marian Roger Bacon 27 Elder Roger Bacon 50 Hamilton Badjn Roger Bacon 40 St. Xavier Roger Bacon 33 LaSalle Roger Bacon 44 Christian Cal. Roger Bacon 33 LaSalle Roger Bacon 49 Moeller Roger Bacon 52 Purcell-Marian Roger Bacon 24 Elder TOURNAMENT Roger Bacon 30 Moeller Roger Baco'n 36 St. Xavier The 1981-82 Fresh Basketball team combined hustle, quickness, and desire to fashion a very respectabie 11-4 season record. The G.C.L. record of 8-2 was good for second place. The ballhandlers tguardst of this group were Scott Morrissey. Dave Kiley, Kevin Yarbrough, Tim Schmidt, and Bill Haussler. These men did a finejob of bringing the ball upecourt and playing a sticky man-Lo-man defense on our oppositions' first lines of attack. Their quickness on de- fense was responsible for 140 steals which seemed to propel our team toward victory. Scott Morrissey was the team M.V.P. on defense. while Dave Kiley was team MVP on offense. These two players provided the leadership needed for a successful team and were selected Co-Captains. The forwards and centers tThe Big MenD 0n the squad were Rick Stegeman, Steve Fumi-Fiamawle, Matt Burchfield, Mike Benedetti, Har- old Trotter. Bill Myers, Terry Schaeper, Mike Jones, and Ev Bracken. These men did a fine job of providing the muscle and defense needed inside to stop our opponents and to get the ball off the boards to start the fast break. Top rebounders were Matt Burchfield, Steve Fumi, and Mike Benedetti. Matt Burchfield was also the recipient of the Pride. Hustle. and Desire Award. Matt was the over-all hardest worker on the team. As a team. the Frosh Spartans averaged 39.4 points per game on of- fense. while limiting opponents to just 32.4 points per game. These four- teen players will provide a lot of fireworks in the future! FRESHMAN BASKETBALL. Kneeling:Chris Kin tTrainert. Bill Hausslcr. Kevin Yarbrough. Scott Morrissey. Dave Kiiey. Tim Schmidt, Mike Jones CManagerL Andre Johnson. Chuck Helmes tTrainen. Stauding:Coach Fred Cooper. Bill Myers. Ev Brackett. Matt Burchhetd, Rick Stegeman. Steve Fumi. Terry Schaeper. Mike Benedetti. Harold Trotter. Coach Tim Speed. CHEERLEADERS and WRESTLETTES Above, VARSITY CHEERLEADERS, Sitting: Julie Asbach, Mary Burke, Theresa Schmidlin, Mindy Morelli, Kathy Keim. Standing: Ka- ren Bierman. Chris Ward. Mary Sicking. Right, RESERVE CHEER- LEADERS, First Row.- Jan Schneider, Pam McDonough. Lori Mur- phy. Second Row: Kelly Schmidt, Kim Mayer, Mary Huxel. Mary Howe, Jennifer SchmidL 68 Below, VARSITY WRESTLETTES, First Row:Traci Wulkotte, Sharon Murray, Amy Wuest, Ellen Busken. Second Row: Leandra Sparks, Karen Wilhoit, Missy Annis. Julie Bernard, Mimi Fletcher. Third Row: Kathy Dahl. Karen Wulkotte, Kim Rachel. Kathy Gerbus, Lisa Riedinger. CRFS$ if l,i'C'INTRY HEADS UPSTATE! l FACULTY 74 ADMINISTRATION i REV. JAMES M. BOK, O.F.M. Principal MR. CHARLES A. GROSSER Dean of Students REV. SYLVESTER HEPPNER, O.F.M. Vice Principal Business Manager Bro. Joe Haley, O.F.M. Asst. Business Mgr. Rev. Michael Doerflein, O.F.M. 75 Bro. Gene Mayer, 0.F.ML QKL . Be Good! Rev. Richard Kasper, O.F'.M. LiPresuppositions RELIGION 15.7mm, which means therefore. 10 Sets! a-F' .1 3' Rev. Patrick McCloskey, O.F.M. M Rev. Edmund Moore, O.F.M. Mr. Alan Cucchetti This is a dictatorship. and I'm SOCIAL STUDIES 'TesL Friday. Pick up your pacell, Mr. Daniel Starkey Burn your credit cards! You lucky guy! 73 Mr. Thomas Roebel When 1 was a little kid Mr. J ames Uhrig Do something constructive. or I'll do something Mr- WESley Neal 1 destructive. Painfully obvious. Mr. Edward Dauterich All right! FINE AR T8 LETS MOVE ON! The Duck ThE-zorem: qf it looks like a duck and walks like a duck, it. must be a duck. . . a ' cw '8 Mr. Kevin HUXEI Mr. Fred Widmeyer Again, the Pythagorean Theorem! Woody says .. B USINESS . Don Fenton Be There and We '11 Win. Rev. Albert Sagel, O.F.M. Algebra is great stuff! 31 tThe progerties 0f . . . the properties of .. Mr. Robert HThere are quiz conditions. SCIENCE r' Mr. Barry Fogwell Mr. David Feichtner You don't have to do this - you want to do it! . Boland 83 Class Participation! I'm waxing eloquently. Mr. Boyd Martin Knock if off! Self Contained .. Mr: William P. Carey -o-0vo-o! Mr. Ronald R. Lamb Mr. Bron C. Bacevich Good Morning. Chickadees! Q.F., Guys! . Miss Barb Brodbeck Mr. Joe Yearwood, Remechal Readmg Mr: Bob Simon. Guidance Remedial Math Mr. Ed Albrinck. Mr. Andy Freese, Mr. Steve Schneider Sitting:Mrs. Edyth Lawrence, Mrs. Clare Hennel, Mrs. Jesse Milazzo. Mrs. Agnes Vanden Eynden. StaudingeMrs. Melba Doellman, Mrs. Shirley Hausfeid. Mrs. Kay Manuel. Missing:M1-s. Mary Clare Freese 86 Mr. Alan Bolton, Psychologist Mrs. Jane Kagy, Speech and Hearing Miss Marynell Gaier, R.N. .- i-x; Mrs. Dolores Herbe Mrs. Janet Grimes Asst. Librarian Above: Mrs. Ann Stansbury Left: Miss Alvina Doerger 87 RESEARCHEYG- ,. I LAPAPERI'HQH ..... -.. - .3 ; .2 '54va MEMBERS AD VISE THE LIBRARIAN ASSISTS 1155;51th ' :7 43; MPLETED ; u ' .' ,5, u: A ' 'I 90 WRE 8 TLIN G There will be many fond memories of the 1981- 1982 season for this yearls Spartan wrestler. Who will ever be able to forget the big tourna- ment Victories at Indian Hill and Finneytown? Not many will soon forget the 1982 G.C.L. Meet in which the Spartans had four champions: Phil Hogan, Doug Freson, Alan Napier, and Steve Gruenschlaegar. Along with these will be memo- ries of the pin-wins by Ron Bellman and Pete Folzenlogen, and memories of Rob Reckerls her- oics in the Purcell Dual Match. The entire team will remember the Dual Match victories! Big wins were scored over Prin- ceton, Northwest, Moeller, and arch-rival Pur- cell. However. the best memories will be those of the friendships, the sacrifices, the practices, and the togetherness that grows in a successful wrestling season. VARSITY RECORD 42 30 59 52 52 36 25 37 33 25 30 54 Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Indian Hill Invitational Finneytown Invitational U.C. Invitational Loveland Invitational G.C.L. Tournament Sectional Tournament District Tournament Most Valuable Wrestler: Spartan Spirit Award: Princeton Reading Anderson Indian Hill Colerain Mueller Greenhills Northwest Western Hills Elder Purcell McNichoIas CHAMPIONS CHAMPIONS 11th of 28 3rd Place 2nd Place 2nd Place 11th Place Steve Gruenschlaeger Doug Freson Most Improved Wrestler: Phil Hogan VARSITY WRESTLING, Firs! Row:Bob Bolte, Rob Becker. Rob Gerke. Robert Jackson, Mark Mahon, Al Brauning, Lorenzo Gaston. Seroud How.- John Murphy, Kirk Vonderhaar. Alan Napier. Pete Folzenlogen. Steve Gruenschlaeger. Phil Hogan, Doug Freson, Jeff Koester, Jeff Curran. Third Row.- Coach Dan Starkey, Ted Schmalz. Greg Carrelli. Dave Wellman, Steve Hammoor, Kevin Webb, Kris Wilhoit, Allen Boerger. Andre Sparks. Manager T.J Wood. :Trliaii W i 95 96 Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Princeton Reading Anderson Colerain Greenhills Northwest LaSalle Elder Moeller Purcell Moeller PURCELL INVITATIONAL: lst Place G.C.L. TOURNAMENT: 2nd Place Freshman Wrestling Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon 6 43 48 32 45 57 9 21 5 Norwood Moeller Colerain St. Xavier Princeton Pleasant Run N orwood Elder LaSalIe RESERVE WRESTLING. First Row.- Scott Grau. Tim Becker, Martin Bridges, Steve Welch. Fred Deyampert. Second Raw.- Scott Hurley, Mark Lewis, Maurice Baker, Jeff Freson, Joe Fletcher, Tom Hamburg. Dave Maze, Kevin Mulcare. Third Row: Coach Roebel, , Mike Gleason. Reggie Davis, Terry Folzenlogen, Tracy Jones. Chris West, Andy Ceddia. 111355 r.- ?? 'FG'V FRESHMAN WRESTLING, First Row.-Rob Breen, Tim Rechel, John Wellman, Gerald Benson. Jim Hamburg, Phil Pich, Dave Witskcn, John melcman, Bob Siry. Second Raw:Bi11 Brooks. Mike Blessing. Sean O'Neil. Dave Sheehan. Joe Hennekes. Rob Lambert. Robert DeJong, Mike Mahan. Vince Anello. Third Row:Coach Roll, Mike Hilbert. Brad Rogers, Greg Petrovich, Joe Grundei, Stove Saunders. Jim Feldman. Rich Johnson, Kelly Collopy. Matt Vollman. Ron Weber. Manager Jeff Anders. 99 VARSITY TENNIS, Kneeling.- Pat. Listermann, Joe Tricase. John Jennewein. Dan Thomas, Guy Schmidt. Standing: Fr. Rick Kasper cCoachL Dave Eling, Brian Shannon, Alvin Crawford, Mark Bidwell, Paul Sims Managen. 100 TENNIS RESERVE TENNIS, Kneeling.- Tim Schmalz. Chris Donahue. Steve Bajnes; Ted Alverson. Standing: Rodney Robinson. Steve Boback, Mr. Steve Schwartz tCoachi. Steve Lynch. Ron Schwartz. 101 102 Friday. Apn'12. 1982 Hartwell Country Club Music by Legend 103 0 1 Above, PROM COURT: Brian Gilligan with Carolyn Moody. Rick Bierman with Jennifer Schmidt, Prom King Bruce E Knoll with Queen Kim Mayborg, Greg Schildmeyer with Kathy Keim, Rob Recker with Tracy Combs, 105 ..A$$IE,E 5 LbLE Pa. ma 7 D 1 MUSIC-ART FESTIVAL H g L; .- I' - A f- 4f Wninzation can az'h whatever the In ad , of man can contend III E u l , 0 I 1., 1 ,. w b A7 ' w ; i; ' t' lz'mij a a .vnunn......,,.g,hMu-hhu GRUB DAY 1985 FRESHMEN Fred Alexander Ted Alverson Jeff Anders Vince Anello Jim Ariss Frank Asic Jeff Barnhorst 1'1 W 111 Steve Boback Ron Boehm Lamont Bohanon Rick Bohl Cliff Bosken George Boston Ev Bracken Q 9 ii i lxg i V. ' 11. i! ;. 1' j i K 1' Williams Brooks Matt Burchfield Ken Burt David Cadle Brian Cafferky Kevin Cameron Kevin Carroll Mike Benedetti Tim Billinghurst Don Birkenhauer Mike Blessing David Bradle Nick Brauning Rob Breen Brett Chris Chapman Kelly Collopy Chip Condon Bob Coors Ron Corcoran Pat. Curran Cartuyvelles J ' r f . . Bob DeJong Ken Delaney Gerald Denson Tom Deutsch Tim Donnelly Denis Dooley Joe Fay Herbert DuBois J eff Eagle Mark Eilers Chris Farrell Gary Favors p 173 James Feldman Jim Feldman Don Frierson Steve Fumi- Dave Gardaer Tim Geers Fiamawle h. AIVin Harris Bill Hausler Chuck Helmes Chuck Hennard x I .v, Tim Howard Jeff Huber Oscar Hurm Doug Hurst W: ' -..., L Sean Johnson Mike Jones Kevin Jordan Karl Kauffman Michael Kelly Phil Kelly David Kliey Kurt Kroger Rick Krummen Ken Kuderer Tom Kuhns Rodolfo Rob Lambert Todd Lehker Lagdameo 114 9 ix , t i 5 x3: .- .p n Gary Giuliano Andy Gleason J oe Grundei Tom Hagen Jim Hamburg Jeff Hampel -W W ? E? HWIJ -- . I . N'sl L:- 3: L Joe Hennekes Rick Herbers Levy Hill Mike Hilvert Phil Hirbe Mike Hoffmann Steve Houser 1.3 . E a Tom J acob Dave Jacobs Tom Jen Ed Jimenez -5111 K Greg Koenig Larry Kohus Bryan Kroger , L Kevin Leland Rick Leugers Rob Lewis Mike John Lindeman Tim Lykins Mike Mahan d k Leyen ec er 115 c 1 Kurt Marksberry Chris Martin Bill Marting Gerald Needham Chris Neltner Chris Perreault Greg Petrovitch K; ' 1rd ' V T W 51 :ifux W 7 . i N? , Bob Rhoden Frank Rieman David Robinson Rod Robinson Brad Rogers Chris Rotsching T- ., a n W x 7?; . 44 Tim Schmidt Tom Schneider Ron Schwartz Gary Schulz Pete Selenke Dave Sheehan 116 Matt Boyer Tim Shiveiy :4 .. '5! us; J x J erry McGlasson Mike Moore 4 . J Jack Murray William Myers Chris Naber 3 Mike Nieman John Olsen Sean O'Neill Phil Ostendorf Gewarren Owens Ralph Paige Dan Penick Mu Wes Puckett Dave Quijano Paul Rengering Sean Revels Eiw VT .ga DH Steve Saunders Terrence Schaeper 'Tiw FF- ' w Guy Schmidt .s. Darryl Shorter Paul Siebel Robert Siry Chris Kevin Sopher Phil Stanley Rick Stegeman Smitherman 117 ; ,1 Greg Steiner John Stofa Dave Strotman Chris Sweeney Brian Taylor John Taylor Bill Tempel A I Andy Terry Rolf Trauthwein Harold Trotter Terry Turner Mike Vaccariello Matt Vollmar Luan Vu Jeff Walters Gary Warden Alex Watt John Wellman Doug Wernicke Mike Weslerkamm IN MEMORIAM Jeff Whyle Greg Wieland Ted Wilke Rick Willis Wr 7 RANDY LINK December 16, 1966 . 1 V October 30, 1981 . 1L1! Dave Witsken Tony Wolke Dennis Wright Kevin Yarbrough SOPHOMORES Derek Archer Keiron Ashurst Tim Back Steven Baines Maurice Baker Ron Baker Rich Boehm Bob Butte Martin Bridges Dan Brielmaier 9 4' l Sean Brown Chris Burchfield Joe Burgoyne Rob Hurkhart Joe Bushelman Chuck Byrd Mike Cardwell :l x. P. I k. H 1.? J eff Curran Steve Czulewicz Mark DeJong Fred Deyampert Nick Jim Doerger Chris Donahue DiBartolomeo Brian Ellers Steve Elsasser Tom Enderle Cedric Evans SCOtt Evans Rob Farwick Joe Fletcher 120 Tom Barnes Marvin Barron Keith Baugh ; ' -:!' -7 ; n 11L Lo :2. . Chris Brass Randy Brown Andy Ceddia Steve Clark Churby Clowers Dennis Collette Tim Collier Mike Coombs Chuck Criswell Pfa- .3 Steven Dooley Mike Downs Chris Drahman Mark Dunn Terry Jerry Frentsos Jeff Freson Mike Geisen Bill Ginn Mike Gleason Jim F'olzenlogen Goertemoeller 121 4. Mark Grant Scott Grau J erry Gregory Bob Griffin John Gundlach Jerry 1-1311 Tom Hamburg Jim Horton Tim Kappner Steve Kiley Dave King Greg Knight Chuc Kohl xx -. Tim Lysaght Mark McClain Nathan McClain Adam McKinley Frank Magro Mark Mahon Steve Marks 122 Brian Hauck Bob Hausfeld Greg Hellmann Dan Helm J eff Helmer Tony Hennies David Hill Emmanuel Hill Karl Killer Mike Hoffmann Tom Hoffmann Mike Holden Phil Hummeldorf Scott Hurley Dennis Huseman John Janning Paul Jansen Ken Jessen Andre Johnson Jon-Paul Kroger Terry Laverty Kevin Listerman Mike Lorenz Mark Louis . ' . r -'. .' 1le L g Doug Markus Sean Marnell Ken Marshall Dennis Martini Dave Maze Joe Meiners Jim Menzer pl . J : 2W 1, 41 MT : ti - 123 Ron Meyer ' ' ' Greg Moore Dave Morrison Steve Nichols Chris Nieman Tim Nolan Phil N orman Mike Norris Mike O'Moore : 21w x Tim Powers Daron Pullins Jim Radziwon Richard Mike Rayburn Brian Rebholz Tim Recker Ratterman Glenn Sacay Mike Sexton Scott Sharp 124 ;;w r:.r , 77 E$ 'I. 'w k Tom Morrison Mike Morton Joe Mushaben Don Myers P3111 Neyer , , W w a J Hh' Q 34x g. x1923. Derek O'Neal William Eddie Peters Chris Phillips Matt Poland Devert Porter Patterson Dave Reuhl Tavis Richardson Tim Richter William Robinson David Schneider Dave Schomaker Bob Schwartz John Scranton Kevin Sealschott John Sengewald Ed Sensel Roger Paul Smith Greg Souza Tom Steinmetz Jerry Steinriede Jay Sullivan Stevce Sylvester Si ebenthaler 1 25 Dave Theurer Anthony Thomas John Thomas Andre Thurman r V 1!! um- I a '2 ' xii Y. J 1 ! 1.x W b. l 1 Pete Vanhoosier Tom Wall Steve Welch Chris West Tom Whitehead WT Steve Wiehe Parrish Wilder Rob Wilking Richy Williams Jim Wissei Larry Witsken Paul Wittekind 126 Roger Baconis DAN ANDERSON BOY MAYOR City Of Cincinnati 1982 ............. I...--:- 1983 JUNIORS LIQL L I g .' . Hr '.-' ; 1 .. i . - i L . Gary Adams Greg Agnew Jim Albrinck Dan Anderson Greg Anderson Tony Andreotta Mike Auciello A k L. , . Allen Boerger Steve Bosse Tony Bosse Tom Bradshaw Al Brauning Adrian Breen Dan Briggs er - .nrrx- e 11 . J' ,- L ., x kn. Dave Carroll CWilliam Lance Chesney Steve Cobb J ohn Coddjngton Dan Crable Andre Crosby hambers T-F-vi ' ' , wer Roger Dube Dave Dusterberg Mike Dyer Tom Eckart Dave Eha Dave Eling 1 ' b '. LL; T W J L w L Mark Ernst. O'Brien Forbes Mark Freeman Paul Frommeyer Gamal Fuller Lorenzo Gaston Harry Ghuman 132 Hank Ausdenmoore FTWTT T Dave Baker Mark Baur Tony Beard Nick Benjamin Dave Berle '1 1, 1 .' : K :- sr ' T T x . x. f, . T T i r- x .T m T w . . r 11.x Ivor Brimelow RiCk BFDORS Jeff Bruns J eff Cadle Don Campbell James Campbell Phil Carrizales '5???le - rfvrr rm ?J ?77 7 :4 ' 7' 1, l T ; f n. Ken Davis David Day James Dean Charles Doug Jeff Diamond Greg Donovan Deidesheimer Deidesheimer Greg Givens Greg Glassmeyer aw? - ,, A F .r 5- AM ',I PHI , u H: u. , . x .- v .f $ij Pal Giaser h Jim Heller Bill Henderson w If I T-A h , I 'i Robert J ackson J ohn Jennewein Steve Kinkade Tracy Knapp I i s Ken Gullette Tim Gray J eff KoesLer Wiiliam Lucas Pat Listermann Scott Lindeman Tommy Lewis Ken Lewis 134 i Pu . Chip Hafele Dan Haller Tony Hampel George Hardewig Tom Harmeyer Kevin Harrison Don Hausfeld FF Fig W357 tirjw Terry Hill Rodney Holley Rick Hellman Robert Houser Greg Huber Sunny Hyde F ; F I L k x Joe Johnson Ben Jordan Chris Juniet Tom Kammer Dan Keiler Scott Keller Dave Kieffer X Bill Kreyenhagen Kevin Kroger Brian Lakes Mike Lambert Mark Landon Eric Macke Jim Maren Greg Markus Dave Marnell Dave Martini Sean McGee Robert Meiners 13S 4- - w I Jf ; f 3,, x -, ' I '7 ' . J x ' Dick Miles Steve Mouch Chris Mundy Allen Napier Kerry Nusekabel John O'Bryan Joe O'Leary Mike Olberding Jeff OWens Sean Pastor Terence Payne w ' .. x 4 fa . . ,, t w Darrin Roll Paul Runnebaum Ken Rutz Paul Ruwe Steve Saba Rich Sander M w :1 $3 $ Mike Schaffer Pete Ted Schmalz Scott Schmidt Jerry Schwartz Dave Schweitzer II L Schappacher Fr 7?: 1?? w- x ' :77 ; . -.. ' m i wk . j J l .. g k n :. 1 I h n Bill Shockley Rick Sica Eric Siegel Robert Simpson Paul Sims Tom Singer Clem Skinner 136 Matt Skinner IA Rick Neyer Jeff Ratterman Calvin Smith H's Sang Nguyen Tim Rayburn Doug Smith Tony Nies David Reidmiller Doug Smith Carl Nissan Mike Roehm Mike Santoro Joe Smitherman Joe Sarley Mike Shepherd Rich Stark John Sane:- .. Mike Shively Carlos Suarez 1 37 'x Steve Tombragel J ohn Ungruhe Kirk Vonderhaa: Frank J oe Vu Vonder Meulen John Wagner Mike Waldeck Joe Waldman Dan Weidner David Wellman Bill Kris Wilhoit Wietmarschen Westendorf Kevin Wood Mike Wood Brian Wurster Eric Wurzbacher Tom Ziegler 139 1 found my princess! STUDENT SEN . Above, STUDENT SENATE, First Bow: Tom Eckart, Kirk Vander- haar, Rob Becker. Rob Gerke, Ed Franchi. Second Row: Mike San- toro, Bob Delmar, Dave Coogan, Eric Simmons, Brian Gilligan, Kevin Webb. Third Row.- J ohn Wagner, Dan Anderson, Ken Gullette. Kevin Parnell, Greg Schildmeyer. Bruce Knolle, Ray Holthaus, Bro. Gene Mayer, O.F.M. Right, SENATE OFFICERS, Kneeling: Greg Schild- meyer, President: Dave Coogan, Treasurer. Standing Rob Recker, Vice President; Brian Gilligan, Secretary. NAT ONAL HONOR SOCIETY Above, NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SENIORS, First Raw: Vince Zimmer, Dave Tippenhauer, Nick Stavale. Jim Sheanshang, Rob Gerke, Eric Schneider. Second Row: Fr. Patrick McCloskey, 0.F.M., Moderator; Bob Meyer, Mike Niesen. Steve Edwards, Dave Coogan, Ed Franchi. Third Row.- Andy Stentz, Greg Cartuyveiles, Bob Dehner Wresidenn. Steve Klosterman, Dan Singer. Fourth Row.- Greg Schildmeyer Wice PresidenU, Joe Bischak, Brian Eve, Rob Marshall. Mark Hendryx. Below, NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY JUNIORS. First Bow: Ted Schmalz, J De Hennard, John O'Bryan, Bill Kreyenhagen. Fr. Patrick McCloskey, 0.F.M., Moderator. SecondRow:Joe Vu, Tom Eckart, Joe Sarley, J erry Schwartz, Tom Singer, Brian Shannon m seniorL John Wagner. Third Row.- Jeff Bruns, Tom Ziegler, Curt Kohler, Dave Kieffer. Charles Deidesheimer. , H A ,7 'v . - 5I:'FE':?T- ,- W u. m g 144 , BIG BROTHERS Above,BIG BROTHERS, Standing.- Dan Anderson, Greg Cartuyvelles, Alvin Crawford, Mark Anderson, Kevin Wood, Darrin Roll, Ben Hawkins, Ed Franchi. Ray Holthaus, Andre Sparks Wice PresidenU. Mark Cossman, Bill Shockley, John Stiens, Craig Edmonston. Rob Gerke. Dave Bailey, Jeff Koester. Jeff Bruns, Fr. Michaei Doerflein, OFM. Kneeling:Dean Seaman, Dan Thomas, Steve Hammoor, Tom OLeary, Mike Niesen. Kris Lamping, Roger Krummen, Logan Link. Seared:Tony Beard, Bob Knight, J ohn O'Bryan, Tony Nies. Steve Mouch, Tony Lindeman, Steve Fields, Wresidenu. Missing: Pat Drake, Jeff Cargile. Mike Stallworth. Below, Left, RESERVE GOLF TEAM, Standing: Ed Sensel, Ken Schaffer, Fr. Reynolds Garland, 0.F.M.. ModeraLorL Adam McKinley. Kneeling:Dennis Wright, Pete Selenke, Rob Lambert. Bottom right, VARSITY GOLF TEAM, Standing: Jim Swamon. Bob Saunders, Fr. Reynolds Garland, 0.F.M., ModeratorL Ted Whitlock, Joe O'Leary Kneeling: Mike Schmalz. Bob Hoffer. P r SIGNEES Left, SIGNEES: Tom Anneken GittingL Mark Bidwell, Mr. Dauterich, Michell Fricker OmeelingL Tom Coby. Below Left, ITS ACADEMIC, Sitting: Team Members J ohn Wagner. Ed Franchi, Curt Kohler. Standing:Mr. Barry Fogwell, Cowmoderator; Aiternates Bob Dehner and Paul Frommeyer; Mr. James Uhrig. Co- Moderator. NATIONAL MERI T Below, NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARS: Steve 7 i K - 7- I ' 1 Edwards, Finalist; Ed Wurzbacher, Semi-Fina- z11T,8 ACADEMIC ' ' list. Below 1m, COMMENDED STUDENTS: - Vince Zimmer. Ben Hawkins, Alvin Crawford, 'J H 'J L - - - Bob Dehner. Council On World Affairs Above, J UNIOR COUNCIL ON WORLD AFFAIRS, Sitting: Jerry Schwartz, Steve Wolsefer, J oe Vu. Alan SpinnenWeber. Mike Niesen, Dan Anderson. Tom Singer, Kirk Vonderhaar. Charlie Deidesheimer. Tom Ziegler. Dan Thomas. Standing: Mr, James Uhrig. Moderator; Sieve Klosterman, John Wagner, Craig Edmonston, Ken Davis, Curt Kohler, Dave Eha. Dave Coogan, Ken Guliette, Bob Dehner. Pro-Life Group PRO-LIFE GROUP: Sitting.- Ed Jimenez, Mike Nie- Above, CHESS CLUB. Sitting: Roger Siebenthaler, Tom Jacob. Luan Vu, sen, Rob Gerke, Logan Link. Standing: Mr. Tom Rick Bohl, Rodney Robinson. Second Row:Dennis Wright, Robert Simpson, Singleton. Maderator: Tom Beckman. Dave Bailey, Lamont Bohannon. Tony Beard. Chris Rogers. Jason Rogers. Third Row.- Rob Lewis, Tim Geers, Robert Meiners. David Berta, Tom J ett. Ted Alver- son. 146 TRAINERS Left, ATHLETIC TRAIN- ERS, First Row: Tim Billing- hurst, Sean McGee, Ed Sensel. Second Row: Mike Santoro, Joe Johnson, Tim Becker, Phil Carrizales, George Hardewig. Chris Kin, Ron Schwartz. Third Row: Bro. Michael Montgomery, Jerry SchwarLz. Rob Becker, Tom Hoffman, Joe Meiners, Tim Howard, Chuck Helmes, unissinm Na- than McClain. CHESS TEAMS, Left, VARSITY $91, Sitting: John O'Bryan wap- taim, Bob Knight Wice-Presidenn. Standing: Kerry Nusekabel, Mr. Fred Tex Widmeyer ModeratorL John Ungruhe. Below Left, VARSITY 4t2. Sitting: Mike Miller, Bod Eder. Standing: E1- dridge Stocks, Greg Givens tCapLain, PresidenU. Above. RE- SERVES, Sitting.- Ken Ungruhe. Chris Brahman, Frank Magro maptaim. Standing: Paul Neyer, John Gundlach. Below, FRESH- MEN. Sitting.- Tom Royston waptaim, Tim Billinghurst. Ed Ji- menez. Standing: David Strotman. Denis Dooley. RADIO and PHOTO CLUBS Right, PHOTOGRAPHERS, Sitting.- Jim Ariss, Denis Dooley. David Gardn ner, Mike Leyendecker. Standing: Fr. Dennis Moffit, Rick Bohl, Tom Schneider. Below Right, RADIO CLUB: Steve Conrad. Paul Frommeyer. Mike Lehan. Moderator: Mr. Al Bolton. Below, MERIT STAFF: Mike San- toro, Mark Anderson kneeling. Curt. Kohler, Steve Fields, Bro. Gene Mayer. MERI T STAFF PENMAN Bight, PENMAN, Sitting.- Jeff Ewald, Bill Gears, Phil Carrizales, Ed Franchi. Kneeling: Eric Siegel. Tom Deutsch, Tom Coby, Nathan McClain, Joe Smith- erman, Ken Jessen. Standing: Mr. Don- ald McGrath. Moderator; Greg Cartuy- velles. Ray Holthaus, Ben Hawkins. Bob Berger. Adam McKinley. 148 $NIUN'UCD SPIRIT COMMITTEE. First Row:Rob Recker, Steve Hamoor, Ray Holthaus. Dean Seaman. Second Row: Brian Eve, Bob Dehner, Mike Niesen, J eff Cargile, Jeff Richardson, Kevin Sims, Andre Sparks. Third Row: Dave Coogan, Dave Bailey, Logan Link, Rob Gerke, Brian Gilligan, Craig Edmonston, Alvin Crawford, Mr. Gus Dooros EModeratorJ, Mark Anderson. DEBATIN G YEARBOOK SALES Left, DEBATE TEAMS, Sitting: George Boston. Rick BohI, Kevin Parnell. Jeff Bradford. Standing: Mr. Boyd Martin. Moderator; Mark West, Tom Deutsch. Below, YEARBOOK SALESMEN. Sitting:Dave Maze, Don Camp- bell, Larry Frey, Bob Berger, Rich Sander. Standing: Tim Collier. Mike Morton, Dave Eha, Tim Riz'zo. Mr. Boyd Martin EBusiness Managerl E E E E? 149 Roger Bacon Contract Bridge League Above, BRIDGE PLAYERS, Front Row: Tim Vandegraft, Karl Hiller. Joe Bushelman, Dave Berle, Bob Eder, Kevin Seals, Jerry Schwartz, Joe Johnson, Tony Beard, Dave Eling, John Wagner mirst-Place TrophyL Paul Sims, Steve Wolsefer, Ben Hawkins, Ken Davis. Second Row:T.J. Wood, Tom Barnes. Steve Kiley, J eff Bruns. Jim Radziwon. Tom Wall, Tom Steinmetz, Curt Kohler, Andy Stentz, Steve Fields tSecond-place Trophyl Third Row: Whitey Meyer, Steve Elsasser, Adam McKinley, Tom Morrison, Steve Gonalot, Steve Nurre , Tim Powers, Joe Meiners, Tom Hamburg, Tom Hoffmann, Tim Recker, Mr. Barry Fogwell, Moderator. Fourth Row: Nick Kalti. Greg Edwards, Tony Hennies. Tom Whitehead, Matt Poland, Derek UNeal, Ken Eling, Mark Cossman. Fifth Row: Joe Burgoyne, Ken Marshall, Dave Theurer, Mark Louis. LIL fr W . 4 ;. ' ll! w. 1'- 5! wait FF :3 Win .mauum arm: mu . :- ' N-nu man'- BACONIAN STAFF. Above: Mrs. Sandy Altman, Asst. Modera- tor: Andy Slentz. Editor; Fr. Patrick McCloskey, O.F.M., Moder- ator. Left, First Raw:Dave Berte, Steve Edwards, Dan Ander- son. Second Raw.- Mike Sherman, Ben Jordan, Tom Coby. Jeff Bruns. Third Bow: Rob Lambert, Tom Schneider. Ed Jimenez. Bill Geers, Craig Heugel Right, Seated.- Dave Tippenhauer, Dave Coogan, Greg Schildmeyer. Steve Klosterman, Rob Becker. Standing.- Greg Cartuyvelles, Ed Wurzbacher, Bob Dehner. Bob Meyer, Bob Marshall, Brian Shannon. Mark Linde- man, Ed Franchi. 3;: .a'sir' TROUBADOCIR Left: John UBryan, Alvin Crawford, Bob Knight, Tom Anneken, Mn Ron- ald Lamb LAdvison. Below, First Row.- Bill Eckhoff, Ed Jimenez, Tony Wolke, Ted Wilke. Second Raw: Mike O'Moore, David Reuhl, Mike Card- well. Steve Baines. Center Picture: George Boston, Jim Heller, Tim Geers, Dave Gardner. Above, TROUBADOUR STAFF, First Row: Dave Quijano. Greg Glassmeyer. Mike Nieman. Second Bow: Rob Lewis, Kevin Jordan. Tim Wanger. The WORLD FAMOUS ROGER BACON HIGH SCHOOL SPAR TAN BAND .-.L ' aik , 'LMM - ', , V a.- ' RIGHT PAGE, TOP, First Row.- Andy Stentz, President; Kris Lamping, Vice President; Sean McGee, Drum Major; Bob Eder, Treasurer; Mike McElaney. Secretary. Second Row: Tim Garrett. Ben Hawkins. Ken Eling. Dave Heidelberg, Rob Lysaght, Roger Krummen, Jim Questa, Eldridge Stocks, Scott Miller Third Row.- Mark Ernst, Mike Shepherd, Tony Andreotta, Greg Glassmeyer, Ric Neyer, Bob Knight. Paul Grein. Pat Linesch. Dan Briggs, Dave Baker. Fourth Raw:J0hn O'Bryan. Torn Bradshaw. Tim Gray, Tom Kammer, Dave Eling, Chris Rogers, DeWitt Cole, Dave Scully, Phil Carrizales, Joe Sarley, Mike Miller, Mark Landon, Mike Auciello, Dave Kieffer, Goose Givens. RIGHT PAGE BOTTOM, First Row: Roger Siebenthaler, J ohn Scranton, Paul Wittekind, Dennis Huseman, Rich Boehm, N athan McClain, Jerry Hall, Steve Nichols, Bill Eckhoff, Mike Benton. Second RomMike Westerkamp, Tom Jacobs, Tim Wanger, Doug Smith, Mike Cardwell, Mike Downs, Tim Dyer. Dave King, Ricky Williams, Bill Matting, Steve Hauser. Third Row:.lim Feldman, Rick Leugers. Dave Strotman. Chuck Hennard, Bill Schaller, Dave Quijano, Bob Coors, Phil Stanley. Fourth Row: Ron Corcoran, Greg Wieland, Don Frierson, Leonard J ohnson. Daryi Price, Herbert Dubois, Andy Gleason. 4 .,- . SPARTAN COLOR GUARD, Kneeling: Kathy Lamping, Lisa Detmer, Trisha Shultz. First Raw.- Karen Walters. Maria Demasi. Lau- ra Meinking. Lisa Corcoran. Second Row: Amy Uhl. Sheila Lynch, Den- ise Weingartner. Patty Grein, Tracy Burtrum. Terry Gallo, Connie Nuse- kabel. Third Row: Shelly Runtz, Franci Bosse, Karen Barcus, Terry Deidesheimer, Theresa Lunsman. Sue Walsh. Fourth Row: Amy Carter, Karen Swallow, John Feld- man. Anne Garrett. Krista Swallow. 152 SUPER BA ND Flll IBUNU In January of 1982, as the Cincinnati Bengals met the San Francisco 49ers in Super Bowl XVI, a part of the Body Bacon was there! The Roger Bacon Band had been asked in November of 1981 if they would participate in the Super Bowl fes- tivities in Pontiac, Michigan. The Super Bowl Committee of Pontiac and the Pontiac Chamber of Commerce arranged for three tour buses to transport the band to St. Mary's College, where they spent the night. Meals tincluding breakfasn consisted of hot dogs, potato chips, and milk. The first event on Saturday, J anuary 23, was the $11- per Bowl Parade through the streets of Pontiac. The band was awakened at 5:00 AM. after only four hours sleep. At 7:00 AM. the band left for the parade, Which began at 9:00 AM. and lasted until 11:00. Soon afterwards the band played the Star Spangled Banner to begin the Snowmobile Races sponsored by the Pontiac Chamber of Commerce and Budweiser. Finally, the band was given the afternoon to tour the streets of Ponti- ac, especially Bourbon Street North. That even- ing the band returned to St. Mary's College to prepare for the Super Bowl Pep Rally. In 100 below zero weather, with a wind chill factor of 400 below, the band performed alongside the bonwfire before hundreds of shivering but cheer- ing fans. At 11:30 P.M. the band boarded buses for the return trip to Cincinnati, ending a super performance by a super band. 9 5;. .iw-u - 2;, . gm I Foomu 'HALL OF MM? 154 '7; I t, , 0 GRAND MARSHAL ; . mm dtWELERS' HF h- ' xiiirgmhuONBS EYE wn'n'r A11: 'u 14 EXAmizn MEN , hi3 IIH'r'lV! mEMORIES An exciting trip on comfortable travel coaches . . . One bus almost slid off the road near Toledo . . Some won big at Black Jack, others played chess A . a few even slept . . 1 Finally, St. Mary's College . . . cold hot dogs and warm milk Sleeping in a room the size of the band room . . , Jim Brown lends the parades Four practices go down the drain when routines bad to be cancelled because they slowed the parsd'e , . , Temperature rises to 32 above then falls and falls and falls A . . Ted Nugent applauds the RB Band . . . Frozen valves for the brass section . . A cramped, bouncy return trip on ordinary school buses . . . 155 u U n B N U F T-u-u , er-w u.- M 19315! mars. 3200 Meter Relay 100 Meter Relay 110 High Hurdles 1600 Mater 400 Belay 400 Meter Dash 300 Meter Low Hurdles 800 Meter Run 200 Meter Run 3200 Meier Run Mile Relay Shot Put Discus Long Jump Pole Vault Doug Olberding Mike Olberding VARSITY TBA CK BEST PERMANCES Mike Olberd'l'ng', Kew'n Pernell Sam Morris, Darrin Roll Mike Summertin Bill Gina Doug Olberding Bob Gerke, Mike Summerh'n, Gama! Fuller, Derek O'Neal Mike Suntan: Mike Summerh'n Do :1; Olberding Tony Harris Bill Budke Mike Santoro, Kevin Parnell Derek O'Neal, Sam Morris Steve Gruenschlneger Steve Gruenscblaeger Mike Summerlin Derek O'Neal School Record A WABDS 11th in State, 1600 Meter Run First Team, All City, 1600 Meter Run 8:282 11.5 17.4 4:228 4a3 . . . I, 5mg '; - '$ agdb-E 5E: m13 7 ,7.$.w- .,1 513 , ' - .ll , 218 '3, - . . - $359 a ' w- 4AL2 ' 49u0 1443 20'2 ? 12,61, Honorable Mention, .411 City, 800 Meter Run Most Valuable Runner Honorable Mention, All City, 800 Meter Run VARSITY TRACK, First RomRob Gerke, Gamal Fuller. J ason Rogers, Sam Morris, Bill Budke waptaim, Darrin Roll, Tom Singer. Second Bow: Greg Givens Managen, Anthony Thomas. Derek O'Neal. Doug Freson, Mike Niesen, Mike Santoro, Rick Sica, Mr. Kevin Huxel Head Coacm. TbirdRow: Mike Olberding, Mike Summerlin, Mike Bedford. Steve Gruenschlaeger. Kevin Pernell, Bill Wietmarschen. Tim Whyle, Kerry Nusekabel. A WARDS AND SPECIAL HONORS RESERVES: Derek O'Neal: School Record Pole Vault: 11$ School Record 300 Low Hurdles: 43.6 seconds 1011: in Regional Meet, Pole Vault: 12'0 Bill Gina: School Record 300 Low Hurdles: 43.6 seconds Anthony Thomas: Most Valuable Sprinter Mike Sexton.- Most Valuable Distance Runner Bob Griffin: Most Valuable Field Event Performer FRESHMEN: Jeff Bnrnborst: School Record 800 Meter Run: 2:07.? Most Valuable Distance Runner Mart Vollmer: Most Valuable Sprinter Tom Royston: Most Valuable Field Even! Performer Tim Billingb lust: Spartan Spirit Award 162 T1325 ah: I l ii RESERVE TRACK, First Row: Eric Porte, Vince Becks. Second Row:Tony Harris. Bob Griffin, Dennis Huseman. Third Row: Steve Dooley, Greg Edwards, Gene Todd, Bill Ginn. Fourth Row:Greg Givens Managen, Coach Fred Widmeyer, J eff Rumpke. Kerry Nusekabel ManagerL T;n5::;!; qli' -!?5 .7 3AEU qnsEp . Jase; , ??GE' gnaw :- SACU'J J 49' J, 0559 1UEEP' AEDN 3ABDN' EDGE?!- TAEDN 3' HUGE? .. AEU 7 FROSH TRACK, First Bow:Tim Billinghurst, Tom J acob, Matt Vollmar, Brett CarLu - velles. Jim Ariss, Gary Giuliano, Dave Witsken. Second Row: Karl Kaufmann, Txm Geers, Gary Warden, Jeff Barnhorst, Phil Hirbe, Kevin Yarbrough, Dave Gardner. Third Row.- Tom Royston. Steve Saunders, Fred Alexander. Donald Frierson, Sean Johnson, Tom JeLL. '4 'h . j! N 5w 4: - V I fillieffo. BASEBALL Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon p-I p-l mekamWI-IOJCDHWQWQNUTN McNicholas Princeton Greenhills Harrison North College Hill North College Hill Moeller St. Xavier Purcell-Marian Greenhills North College Hill LaSalle Elder Elder St. Xavier Walnut Hills Purcell-Marian Moeller Purcell-Marian LaSalle Princeton Woodward Mt. Healthy McNicholas LaSalle SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT Roger Bacon 2'64 Purcell-Marian H mCOEDG-AN-JEDAMNOMGNGOCDW 1'. VARSITY BASEBALL, First Row: Kris Wilhoit, Tim Rizzo, Tom Gray, Captain Dave Coogan, Vince Payne, Kevin Moxley, John Wagner. Manager UBrien Forbes. Second Row.- Trainer Sean McGee. J De O'Leary. Mike Boschert, Captain Brian Gilligan, Tom Devolve, Mike Schaffer, Rob Burkhart, Trainer Phil Carrizales. Third Row: Dave Martini, Joe Johnson, Rob Marshall, Tom Oleary, Jerry Schwartz. Fourth Row.- Asst. Coach Tim Speed. Head Coach Gus Dooros, Asst. Coach Fred Cooper. SURANCE - IIVESIIIENVS EUIPLETF Flme PLANNJHG .v -, w. -- unuvnans: II- IISURMCE - INVESI'MENIS CHIRP?! FINWIAL PLANNING .1 1mm - RESERVE BASEBALL, First Row: Ron Meyer, John Scranton, Cedric Evans, Mike Norris, Steve Wiehe. Second Row: Joe Hice, Tom Hoffman, Keith Baugh, Tracy J ones, Tim Kappner, Scott Hurley. Third Row.- Coach Doug Gullette, Mark Blessing, Rob Farwick, Matt Poland, Joe Meiners. Coach Tom Roebel. RESERVE'RECORD. - .:Mk:Nichoias - ' Princeton . ' Edger Bacon ' VRogerviBacon - Roger Batten Roger-IBaicon -- v Roger Bacon Roger Bacon. , . Beggar Bacon ' Roger R Baeon rRogerRBa'conk R ' . iBogeirRBaqon ' , ROger'Bacon R : RogerBacon' ' RogerVBacdn Roger Baconm 'RogerBacon' Roger Bacon Roger Bacon: Roger-Bacbn 3- 6 3 13 : Harrison. -, - St. 'Xavier . ' V 'M'Qeill'erq . R PurcenManan Princeton. ' '- Westem'HiJIS' I i: awkHMWQWHQH$NmW Greenhillls - North College Hill Moeller - , , PurcelleariaI! Elder: - . LaSalle- ' 41 es 011649151 Emc'o'w'mmm '0 OF ; P : 11.283119 Elder. . ' McNidholas ' . St. Xavier; FRESHMAN BASEBALL, First Row.- Mike Mahan. Scott Morrissey, Dave Kiley, Phil Pich, Bryan Kroeger, Mike Hoffmann. John Stofa. Second Row: Mike Benedetti. Phil Kelly, Ken Kuderer, Dave J acobs. Mike Jones, Richie J ohnson. Third R0 w: Terry Schaeper, Ev Brackett, Coach Ken Janzen, Joe Grundei, Bill Myers, Mike Knecht. A a '1 A -. 9mm '3 Wme , u '5 infra 1 USE na : 4' :a . c 4r vca wwod, '2 Q: J Til: 3V1? 9530' .1 gptlh T . H. 169 SENIORS David J. Bailey Richard B. Bierman Robert P. Berger Joseph W. Bischak David S. Bitter J ohn T. Blum Charles; A. Boehm 173 M Wiiliam P; Budke' Jerome R. Carr Kenneth A. Carraher I , 17.4 Michael E. Compton Steven A. Conrad David D. Coogan Mark Cossman Alvin H. Crawford, Jr. Michael Cunningham Edmund F. Davis Robert C. Dehner 175 'I I d. rwtm L 3:4'. 4 IN I JerOme Edwards 175 John A. Feidman Marc Alan Fields Steven D. Fields Stephen A, FiSCher F Peter J. Folzenlogen Brian D. Eve Edmund L. Franchj Michael A. Frazier K Craig R. EdmonStbn Todd C. Fader Douglas G. Freson 177 178 Steven M. Hesketh Craig A. Heugel Hershel K. Hobbs Robert T. Hoffer WI ya WU : Steven Gruenschlaeger ' I Lawrthce J. Guthier- la '. :. '.'-' Mark E. Hendryx Phillip N. Hogan Christopher J . Holden Christopher 0. Bolt Randy P. Holthaus 179 Mark R. Leurck 150 Maurice D. Lucas - Todd IHubtir I .. Mark Luebbe Mia'h'a;e1R. Husgman . Mark A. Lindeman Robert E. Lysaght nr- Thomas J. Kozee, Jr. Thomas G. Marks, Jr. 4-4--A A Todd C. J uengling Donald J . Kaiser Roger W. Krummen Kristopher J . Lamping John Michael Lehan Douglas L. Lehker Jerome J . Lorenz ': W? Robert J . Marshall 131 . i m g Michgiial As McElaney y? Terrell P. Mbore 132 John J. Murphy, III Todd P. Musgrove Steven K. Miller Robert T. Niehoff Michael A. Niesen William F. Noe Michael M. Noll 183 184 Jeffrey L. Richardson Kevin P. Richardson David M. Pelzel Jerome Redmond, Jr. Kenneth S. Roehrich Richard S. Rogers, II 155 Michael J . Ruter Gregory P. ' Kenneth S. Schildmeyer Schildmeyer Michael J. Schraivogel Steven J . Schwartz Dean Seaman Mark W. Sengewald EA Robert W. Sanders Robert C. Saunders Anthony J. Schneider Brian P. Shannon James L. Sheanshang Michael J. Sherman Eric J - Simmons Kevin T. Sims Spinnenweber Daniel 0. Singer Gregory J . Stafford Robert A. Skinner Andr6 Theron Sparks Jeffrey R. Stalford Andrew J . Stentz W Leon Michael Summerlin 9 N $! TL John W. Stiens Eldridge Stocks Freddie Stonestreet, Jr. Joseph D. Sturm James J - Swanton SCOT-t T- SYlvester Kevin M. Temke Edward J. Tempel 139 Kevin W. Webb .---..1-.... .-...;.......-5.. -1. .: Mark L. West Theodore J . Whitlock 190 James D. Woods Edward S. Wurzbacher Vincent E. Zimmer THE saw AEUN , l'l 31$: I All SPARTSPARIT John T. Witzeman Terence J . Wood Ronald L. Zoz Mark F. Zurlinden 191 WHATEVER LOLA WANTS. LOLA GETS 193 194 CAST Chris Holt as Joe Boyd Amie Bello as Meg Boyd Ed Franchi 8-5 Mr. Applegate Dee Dee Boyd 88 Sister Beth Caruso as Dan's J im Swanton as Joe Hardy Vince Zimmer as Sobovik Steve Fields as Smokey Tony Allegra as Rocky Jeannie Crawford 88 Gloria Thorpe Brian Cafferky ns- Lynch Paul Frommeyer as Mr. Weld: Laurie Glenn as Lola Doug Olberding BS Postmaster Ken Davis as Commissioner Mark Anderson as Benny Van Buren TEAM NEIGHBORS, AND FANS: Greg Cartuyvelles Brian Neal Amu Caruso Maria Olberding Billy Caruso Gina Panzeca Peggy Ewald Matt Raffenberg Dave Gardner Andrea Riley Mary Anne Grimes Darrin Roll Patrick Grimes Tom Royston Amy Honebrink Chrissy Shockley Mike Huseman Andre Sparks Becky Kathman ' Kathy Turner Donna Kathman Alice Uhl Annette Kuhns Beth Uhl Colleen Kuhns Kristin Uhl Joanne Master Paul Wittekind DIRECTOR: Fr. Dan Andersbn, 0.F.M. MUSIC: Mr. Wes Neal Bight, SET CONSTRUCTION: Sitting:Bob Eder, Tom Jacob. Steve Nichols, Chris Nieman, Jim Ariss. Kneeling: Frank Magro. Eric Siegel, Tom Deutch, Charles Boehm, John Tay- lar, Jim Goertemoeller. Third Raw: Jim Radziwon, Kevin Wood, Tom Steinmetz, Eldridge Stocks, Paul Siebel. Mike Auciello. Steve Nurre. Kurt Kohler, Tom Anneken, Kevin Jordan. Robert Mieners. Tom Wall. Tap Row.- David Ruehl, Mike Baur. Below:STAGE AND TECHNICIAL CREWS: Kneeling: J im Radziwon. Lights; Tom Steinmetz, Lights; Amy Horn. Props: Lori Horn, Props, Amy Carter, Prompter: Jim Goerte- moeller. Stage; Frank Magro, Stage; Second Row.- Kevin Wood, Lights; Mike Baur. Stage Manager; Robert Mieners. Stage; Tom Anneken, Stage: Tom Deutsch, Sound; Steve Nurre, Stage; Tom Wall. Stage; Kurt Kohler. Sound; Top How: David Reuhl. Stage; Eric Siegel, Stage. 196 29mm AW 1 Mum 197 , , hnwfzihahw E! S . . tardac. , KI: H...ww.;.r ACADEMIC AWARDS BANQCIE T 7 Banquet dignitaries, along With top stu- dents in each class: Fr. James Bok, Principal; Ted Alverson, freshman; Mr. Robert. Murphy. representing St. Pat- rick Council Knights of Columbus. sponsors of the academic trophies; Tom Morrison, sophomore; Dr. Michael McCormick, Asst. Superintendent of Schools for the Archdiocese of Cincin- nati, guest speaker for the evening; J ohn Wagner, junior; Mr. Robert. Calla- han, emcee; Steve Klosterman. senior; Fr. Patrick McGioskey, Chairman of the Faculty Academic Board. Below:Dr. Michael McCormick, Fr. Jim, Steve Mouch, Waul G. Meyer Scholar- gner Nicholas M. Rieder Scholarship winnerL Fr. Pat, ship winnem, J ohn Wa Mr. Callahan. Science Fair Winners: Sealed, Steve Edwards mverall winnerL Andy Stentz Genior divisiom, John UBryan Gunior divisiom, Dave Theurer Gsoph. co-winnerL Tim Recker woph. couwinnerL Chris Kin m'eshman divi- siom; Standing, Fr. Jim. Dr. Michael McCormick, Mr. Callahan, Fr. Pat. Greg Schildmeyer delivers the valedictory address. FrA Fred Link, O.F.M., Graduation Speaker. 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CER-MA R Cuamicgwme Arbiatziguf01 DOROTHY SCHMIDT 3560 BLUE ROCK ROAD LAWRENCE SCHMlDT CINCWNATI. OHIO 45239 Glenmary Knights of Columbus 11306 Southland Mose t0 1-2751 FOREST PARK Hall Rentals for All Occasions Seating Capacity 344 Ample Parking Air Conditioned Bingo Played Every Monday and Friday PRELIMINARY GAMES 7:15 PM REGULAR BINGO 8:00 PM For Further Information Call 825-4435cM'851-9455 Priscilla Bakery . 4818 Vine Street 8T. BERNARD 641-1595 JHbunulWonnSaL 5:30 AM-6:00 PM FF Fidelity Federal SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION DOWNTOWN 631 Walnut St. 45202 NORWOOD Montgomery 85 Sherman Ave. 452l2 HARTWELL-WYOMING 8434 Vine St. 45216 CLIFTON 41 1 Ludlow Ave. 45220 FSLIC MEMBER? NlrulKa-mpllumlmurdmllllr! FEDERAL ijji' HOMELOAN BANK SYSTEM B3 The 8 8 H Painting 00., Inc. PAINTING CONTRACTORS 953 Redna Terrace, Cincinnati, Ohio Office: 771-7672 Res: 825-2 783 JAMES T. HOPPING HOMEROOM 20 Fr. Rick OHIO 45217 0933 38 W. MITCHELL AVE. CINCINNATI 4631 Vine St. . CLAIR ROOFER81 TINNER A FAMILY TRADE FOR OVER 50 YEARS Golden Tee Golf Center On Sharon Road ST. BERNARD GARY ST 3487 OPEN DAILY 771 Road . 45239 . PHONE 242 10 ncinna 1'; Oh 522-3000 1' C am mm MSW 0mm aC$t 5.; m X TEK, INC. MAIN OFFICE 21 1 Township Ave. ELM WOOD PLACE L eft y 's Edgemont Ta vem 1400 Section Rd SOUPS - SAND WICHES - DRINKS A Friendly Place To Meet Your Friends And Neighbors Prop. Bob Pierce 948-9944 Ruteris C 8 D Cafe 1 714 Hanfield St. . A.J. Rahn M OXLE Y3 Greenhouses 4944 Gray Rd. MARKE T Cincinnati, Ohio 45232 541-0672 spebialists in bedding plants. foliage plants, holida y flowers, open all year 1 109 Simmons 8t. 1 HTS LINCOLN HE G DENO APOTHECARY 400 Melish Ave - 2328 Auburn Ave 961-2800 241-6420 Household Goods. 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OHIO 45216 641-4600 VILLA GE BAKER Y St. Bernard Sandwich Shop A New York Style Deli 4510 Vine St. Call In Orders: 641-2158 JERR Y HAMBURG COFFEE SER VICE COFFEE PROGRAMS LARGE OR SMALL OUR PLANS SER VICE ONE AND ALL 741-4830 HOMEROOM 43 SCHWEITZER ?3 GARA GE 4648 Burr Oak St. 542-3009 SER VINO ST. BERNARD AND ELM WOOD PLACE 40 Yrs. Experience Domestic 8 Foreign Cars Mr. Widmeyer 10 A ' Tu.- 3' min?! ' i .31: : 077'- r, ROTH Ready-MI'X Concrete SER VING ALL OF YOUR CONCRETE NEEDS 242-8400 900 Kiele y Place ST. BERNARD STEVE ROTH '75 GREG ROTH 78 Some will realize their journey and dream in Franciscan life. Congratulations to afl the graduates. We welcome those who begin their studies with us. FRANCISCANS serving people in FRANCISCAN VOCATION OFFICE 10290 Mill Road Cincinnati. Ohio 45231 825- 1 082 FENCE CO. 62 Gambier Cr. GREENHILLS Tom Enderle Office 851-9122 Home 851-1889 Commercial And Industrial Installation 0 Sales 0 Service HARRIGAN REFRIGERATION AND AIR CONDITIONING 24 Hour Service 385-9494 Carthage Quality Cleaners 7034 bine.SL Covedale Quality Cleaners 5243 GWynvaylAve. FERDFEERSRDPLQL.AJJIHLATTCHVS .APHDIHHZQHES COMPLETE AUTO 5 TRUCK REPAIR TELEPHONE TUNE UP. BRAKES. AC SERVICE 772-5240 TRANSMISSION. ENGINE. ETC. 24 HOUR TOWING SERVICE REVS IUNOCO +3ny 495 W. SHARON RD. FRED BOEPPLER SPRINGDALE. OHIO ENVIRONMENTAL ENTERPRISES INCORPORATED 10147 Spfingtiield Pike - Cmcmnatl, Ohio 45215 . SALUTES CARL NISSEN, I83 FOR ALL. OF HIS HELP MARKIS PARKVIEW MARKET 350 Warner St. In Clifton full line of fresh meat and produce 24 Hour Ice Service Mark Ossege, '68 Friars Club OFFERS: Large 6-Basket Gym Olympic Swimming Pool Racquetball Courts HHIVHTSGI Fitness Center Wrighl Hnnm SLcum Room For Men Sauna Room for Women Aerobics Classes for Women MEMBERSHIPS IMen a Womenl: High School Iage 14-171 $ 40 Collegiate tage lB-ZZI $ 50 Senior Qage 23- J $ 85 Senior with locker $110 6.5 W. McMillan Strut Cincinnati, Ohio 4.5219 381-5432 A. 8: E. BUTSCHA CO. SHEET METAL FABRICATORS EFFICIENT FABRICATION OF QUALITY SHEET METAL PRODUCTS V4 CAPACITY SHEARING. PUNCHJNG. FORMING. ROLLING. SPECIALLSTS lN ALLOYS - HELI-ARC WELDING llO E. SEYMOUR AVENUE CINCINNATII OHIO 452I6 76I-i9l9 A111 W e1 ; Zyiw m 211,43; . GUTTER CO. INC. 5 i? 6 Seamless Aluminum Gutters Siding - Roofing 2 Free Estimates DARRELL SAME. Presldenl 5722 IMWALL . PHONE 242-3486 E AVE WEAR, CINCINNATI. OHIO 4521? Joe Betz And Sons REUPHOLSTERING 1801 Dallas Avenue 522-2200 BOOKKEEPING - TAX SERVICE ROGER F. GREIN ACCOUNTANT OFFICE READING ROAD 8:: BENSON STREET READING, OHIO 45215 821-9044 8 TARDCIS T HALL 7612 Hamilton Ave. DANCES - WEDDINGS 2 MEETINGS ASK ABOUT OUR PACKA GE PLAN 521 -1 762 or 521-4782 55 '5 Gilda goday E. fg Styling Saion Super Cuts for Guys 81 Gals 11944 Hamilton Ava. Hours - Tue; 1hru Sat. Cinclnmnl. Ohio 45231 851-1664 FRED K . BREITHOLL'E PLUMBING Complete Plumbing Service Bus. 641-2822 Res. 931-3557 SUNSHINE FOAM RUBBER CIPHOLSTER Y AND SUPPLY COMPAN Y 1 103 Alfred St. Cincinnati, Ohio 45214 11-613 681- 7300 owner MICHAEL P. BENEDETTI CEDAR AVENUE: FRUIT MARKET Fruit Baskets Made To Order City WideiDelivery Esthti-r Price Candies -- 1608! Cedar Ave 541-7683 5m 421-8838 6m 751-5094 JACK A. JENNEWEIN Attorney at Law 1410 Central Trust Tower 5 West Fourth Street Cincinnati, Ohio 45202 IOHN JENNEWEIN. '83 BREM 28 SHOE CO. DOWNTOWN CINCINNATI PRESCRIPTION SHOES F 923 Vine St 721-3914 Good Luck Class 1 Of 1982 6 1983' frOm .Finneytown Chili A 909 W. North Bend Rd. 242-6731 Cl NCI NNATI s CAYEHER SI NCE 1931 Hit VERS g; GIITERING F'v-IONE EBI-2135 2724 COLEHAIN AVEF CINCINNATI. OHIO 55555 245 DON LLO YD 3 BODY AND FENDER REPAIR 9150 Reading Road Cincinnati, Ohio 45215 Work: 242-6076 Body: 563-4247 ASK FOR SANDY ASK FOR DON 6 LANCES CIN-MADE STORES, INC Corporation Cincinnati, Ohio 45217 345 Calhoun 8t. MANUFACTURERS OF FIBRE TUBES AND CANS CLIFTON PRINCETON KELLERB IGA BOWL $3$$EEESD230M3$5$Y 50 LANES 8 AM to 10 PM Mon-Sat 319 Ludlow Ave. SPRIN G DALE CLIFTON PRINCETON PLAZA FOR YOUR REAL ESTATE NEEDS , CALL Boehm 3 Del. Pat Von WahIde SIBC Y CLINE 4320 Sullivan 11562 Chester Road Cincinnati. Ohio 45246 OFFICE: 1513; 771-3900 ST. BER N ARD HOME 1513; 641-2125 HOME 1513; 641-1785 JOE GERING FRANK J. CATANZARO Metropolitan Life 8: AND SONS, INC- Casulaty Insurance 6 AUTO 0 BUSINESS Wholesale Produce - HOME - RETIREMENT . LIFE . ESTATE PLANNING CI00d LUC k - HEALTH ' 712-2465 931-6165 Graduates, North College Hill Community Credit Union, Inc. Hormerly St. Margaret Mary Parish Credit Uniom 1848 W. Galbraith Road 522-2819 MON., TUES., THURS. 7-9 PM SAT 10 AM-12 NOON JOIN YOUR CREDIT UNION IT'S WHERE YOU BELONG 'K :GREENHILLS' . ; .,,.,.VARIETY1- ' STORE GREENHILLS SHOPPING CENTER compliments of m CHAS. Q. mILLER SONS, INC. Euablished 1570 FUNERAL SERVICE Northside Chapel mm. H . ,1 Weslwood Chapel 4138 Hamilton Avenue WWW NSM 37:3; 3050 HUV'iSOH AVENUE Cincinnoli, Ohio 45223 E'm' Cincinnati, Ohio 45211 I513! 541-0040 0513166145820 FUNERAL DIRECTORS Louis A. Duning Wilbur R. Book Herbert C. Dunn Mark G. Weiss Gary W. Liles James F. Regenhold, '64 Helen L. Franke Russell W. Steinhauer, ,46 CORPUS CHRISTI BINGO MONDAY WEDNESDAY Church Hall 7 PM 8 PM EARLY GAMES REGULAR GAMES LIGHTED PARKING LOT Hamilton Ave. 0 Springdale Rd. TOPPING PRUNING TREE REMOVAL STORM DAMAGE FIREWOOD SOUTHWEST OHIO TREE SERVICES Jon Magrino Licensed Forester 1019 Compton Rd. 742-4500 45231 522-6183 DlCK KELLER: GRAPHIC COMMUNICATIONS 6203 EDWOOD AVENUE CINCINNATI, OHIO 45224 u513-681-2844 Stautberg Insurance Associates, Inc. I 1 1 1 ADVERTISING DESIGN L, 1 1 SM nurnmo I WE LII AME ' 1 ASSOCIAIE$ gal I i .1 5R BmwdemeeZ42-axm A A A A A A ilillllilliii SCOTTYCS DELI i 11614 Rose Lane sp1mymm,onm 825-9800 I'M ; 1 1 '5 ROB TREINEN. 1971 am, Lam; ,MW11MI7; - Compliments Of The Franciscans CORPUS CHRISTI PARISH VALLEY FLOOR COVERING 1 KITCHEN SPECIALISTS 417 Wyoming Avenue 821-6777 JOHN F. RUGH, 1942 Let S Talk Lighting I I I . FOR EVERY W 13 ROOMIN diam A THE House I II. gab LC?! TL! L ' J1??? 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Open Sunday at UC Closed Monday 2813600 11am to 9'30pm Original Viennese, Hungarian, American Cookery Superb kataiis Frenrh Pancake Wed with Lobster Fine Wines and Crabmear Perfect Central European Sauerbralen Potato Pamakes Cuisine 71 Varieties of Schnitzel Weiner bmmlzel Homemade Deswrls WILLIAM H. WINDHOLTZ '52 251 BEVERAGES - Gnommms - MEATS - CHEESE - SANDWICHES PARTY TY'ME II PONY KEG - DELI BOB t. LOIS BERTRAM 8326 BURNS AVE 821-8194 CINCINNATI. OH 45216 831-0002 242-8083 KATHMAN AND ISFOR T CARPENTRY SPECIALIST General Contracting And Remodeling G. ALAN KATHMAN ROBERT ISFORT Hinnenkamp Dairy 4420 Sullivan Ave. ST.BERNARD 641- 3054 OVER 75 YEARS FINE DAIRY PRODUCTS NOR THLAND PORSCHE AUDI . YELTON ' : ' INSURANCE ' ASSOCIATES- . INC. P.O. BOX 39368 Cincinnati, Ohio 45239 Glenmary Knights of Columbus 11306 Southland Mose to l-2751 FOREST PARK Hall Rentals for All Occasions Seating Capacity 344 Ample Parking Air Conditioned Bing 0 Play ed Every Mognday and Friday PRELIMINARY GAMES 7: 15 PM REGULAR BINGO 8:00 PM For Further Information Call 825-4435 or 851-9455 RON18 PARK VIE W MARKE T Tower 8 Delmar 641-21 15 QUALITY MEAT OUR SPECIALTY wellman container corporation 512 W. CRESCENTVILLE ROAD PO. BOX 46515 CINCINNATI. OHIO 45246 MANUFACTURERS OF CORRUGATED CARTONS 75131 671-7470 HOLLMANNF . PAINTING. .- 2121 W. 68thf8t. Cincinnati, Ohio 821-7745 John F. Bushelman Construction 11980 Runyan Dr. Cincinnati. Ohio 45241 769-3600 JULIE 18 C OUN TR Y SHOWCASE 1 1 1 16 Reading Rd. Cincinnati, Ohio 45241 New Creations Hair Care Products 5 Beauty Aids 5804 Hamilton Ave. Discount Prices Brand Name Products We Also Have An Ear Piercing Clinic Hiealth Dept. Approved; EUROPEAN HAIR DESIGNERS Precision Haircutting Is Our Forte! 621-5060 Appointments 8 Private Booths Available 228 W. McMillay St. 254 $2.00 OFF WITH THIS COUPON The Final Frame-Clp 5916 Hamilton Ave. COLLEGE HILL Custom Framing. Artwork Calligraphy Invitations 6 Announcements Dan Boiler 1s College Hill Meats We Feature Top Choice 6 Prime Meats Custom Cut At Counter 8 Home Freezers 681-4648 K en Kappner Ja y Instrument And Specialty Co. 555 N. Wayne Ave. Cincinnati, Ohio 45215 SALES ENGINEER 733-5200 Jim Manning. Stylist 521-1007 Jim 15 Styling Salon Styling - Coloring - Hair Pieces 8234 Winton Road Cincinnati. Ohio onstruc 10? BLACKSMITH SHOP - 12136 Dorset Drlve General Blacksmithlhg 3 ' 1 Cincinnati. Ohio 4 5 2 41 n And Welding 733-0050 . - 30 COmpton Road ' . 5 45216 . T1m Mulcare, 10 821-2308 CRAYCROFT 4,3,, PHOTOGRAPHY - Prices To Fit Your Budget 8376 Vine St. WEDDING PHOTOS, FAMILY Cincinnati, Ohio. 4 5 21 6 PORTRAITS - SPECIAL EVENTS SCHOOL AND PROM PICTURES RELIGIOUS BOOKS BIBLE 878 Oakfield Ave. 3 CHURCH ITEMS 541-2525 by appointment 821'4100 VALLE Y REFRIGERATION AND AIR CONDITIONING 621-2828 Ken Anton Ed Anton Commercial Industrial Sales Installation Service DAN TORBECK I'8 Phone 28145435 AUTO SER VICE 4305 TOWBI' AVE MILEAGE TRAn-lSMISSIONSERVICE ST. BERNARD 641-1444 1001 William Howard Taft Rd. at. Kemper Lane Cincinnati, Ohio A11 Types or Repair CLASS OF 70 William tMika Miles HOT BA GELS FACTOR Y. INC. TWO LOCATIONS 7617 Readng Rd, 477 E. Kemper Rd. Valley Center Rink's Center 821-0103 671-0278 Schotfs Greenhills Lanes GREENHILLS SHOPPING CENTER 825-1215 Century 21 Champions Real Estate AGGIE STEGEMAN 9108 Cox Road 777-7788 Or 771-7630 We Are Your Neighborhood Professionals 3:00 AM 101000117111... i ' 7 , 6106' vinesmm: CLIFTON HARD WARE 341 Ludlow Ave 861-0577 FREE DELIVER Y IN CLIFTON AREA 385g; iBiabihauS When You Want To Bowl Bowl At Pin-Haus Lanes ST. BERNARD SQUARE 242-2840 242-2841 Compliments Of Roger Bedinghaus For Your Office Supplies See Business Office Supply Service 11527 Springfield Pike 772-8088 72677; Sales Service Rentals MT. HEALTHY BUSINESS EQUIPMENT. INC. 8009 Hamilton Avenue Clnclnnall Ohio 45231 Ken Jansen 751:9 729-2022 BUSINESS PATRONS J . Weldon Pyron, D.D.S. Pedodontics 800 Compton Square 522-7610 Schababerlys Paint, Feed 8.: Seed 7045 Vine Street 45215 821-6963 Schlanser Pharmacy 4300 Sullivan Avenue St. Bernard 641-1133 Saunders and Associates, Inc. 10704 Stargate Lane 45240 851-9380 Gerth Dry Goods 1813 W. Galbraith Road North College Hill 931-9070 Deming Pharmacy 1831 W. Galbraith Rd. North College Hill 521-7938 Clemon's Barber Shop 1619 W. Galbraith Rd. 931-3866 Arnold Herb, 183 Herb and Kramer Appliances Mt. Healthy Holzhauser's Department Store 7508-10 Hamilton Avenue 521-6658 Bob1s Sohio Service 3443 Burnet Avenue 284-9419 The Radziwon Family Cliff's Pharmacy Pharmex Drugs, Inc. 439 Melish Avenue. College H111 Town Hall 1805 Larch 542-7263 Laurel 5 8.: 10 243 W. McMillan St. 45219 Hang-Ups 3412 Ormond Avenue 751-4200 Winton Place Pharmacy E. Epworth and Edgewood Winton Place Public Demographics, Inc. 4616 N. Edgewood Avenue Cincinnati, Ohio, 45232 North College Hill Bakery 1807 W. Galbraith Road 521-6760 Williams Barber Shop 1808 W. Galbraith Road North College Hill 521-2474 Mills-Kesterson Insurance William Ruwe 931-8500 Novak Construction Company Custom Design '1 Building Remodeling 15131851-7670 Krumbein's Men's Clothier Brentwood Plaza and Elmwood Place Natalina's Headquarters 8206 Hamilton Avenue 931-7276 Custom Valet Dry Cleaners Hollytree and Hempstead 521-0690 College Hill Carry Out 6100 Hamilton Avenue 681-3128 Germantown Pizza 4601 Vine Street 242-0044 Butterfly 415 Wyoming Avenue 821-2182 J. 8: W. Pizza 3459 Burnet Avenue Cincinnati To a Super Band From a Super Class Homeroom 39 Compliments of Homeroom 39 Meiners Grocery 647 E. Epworth Avenue 541-1090 H.F. Podvin Associates 9244 Compton Square Drive 45231 521-1865 John W. Tensing General Constractor 821-4215 M.I.Cfs Auto 8: Truck Repair 11066 Ashburn Ray Conway 742-0466 Bee Zee Springdale Bikes 11582 Springfield Pike across from White Castle Homeroom 44 Mr. Cooper 257 258 WULLEN WEBER C OMPLE TE F OODS 5201 North Bend Rd. DONORS Ellie Reuhl Cleon Reuhl Gary and Linda Robbins John and Kathy Gregg Ron and Chris Auer Elmer and Ginger Fischesser Fr. George Jacquemin Ray and Mary Schomaker Tim and Holly Freeman Mr. and Mrs. Cletus N. BOsse The Jerry Donnelly Family Edward Runnebaum Family Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Schultz William Siegert T. McGlone Stanley Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Burns Michael and Nancy Smith and Family Mr. and Mrs. Paul McDonald Howard Hampel Family Norb and John Zurlinden Mr. and Mrs. Fred Porter Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mulcare and Family, '42 Mr. and Mrs. Larry Powers and Family Mr. and Mrs. R.L. Sealschott Dolores Day Jim and Pat Wood Frank Wanger, Class of '53 Bill and J uli Lonneman Mrs. Mary Merrill Mrs. Alberta Smitherman Paul Bushelman, Class of '75 Mr. and Mrs. Fischvogt The Focolare Movement Enderle's Meats Happy Days - Ed Arnait John's Barber Shop, St. Bernard Squard 641-3626 Betty's Clip 6: Curl. 4724 Vine St. 641-1600 Congratulations Florence Rescue Squad John, Patsy and Timmy Congratulations Class of '82 Good Luck Class of '85, Don Stanley Family Good Luck Jerry Redmond, love Mom and Dad Congratulations Class of '82 Good luck to the Class of '84 Go Spartans! - Frank and Jean Wissel God Loves You AL UMNI Richard Mueninghoff, '34 George Steinmetz, '40 Fr. Roger Bosse, O.F.M., '73 Bruce Bosse, '75 Dennis Bosse, '79 Cletus Bosse. '48 Claude Webster. '72 Jerry Webster, '75 Donald Webster. '77 Ronald Webster, '77 Edward Runnebaum, '39 Michael Durkin, '69 Tom Kasselmann, '69 Michael John Thomas Aichele. '60 Arlen W. Havens. '49 John R. Fold. '60 Arthur L. Maines J12. '61 John Nierlich, '75 Dan Busken. '81 Joe Busken, '80 James Charles Brenner, '64 George Henry Brenner, '60 Tom Williams, '80 Stephen Czimbal, '70 Parnelli Groh, '79 Ron Groh. '68 Tom Groh, '65 Dan Chalk, '81 Mike Smith. '78 Kevin Hampel, '73 Norb Zurlinden, '78 Donald Auciello, '67 Michael Day, '70 Kenneth G. Day, '76 Tom Wood. '79 John G. Luken, '79 Rick Luken, '76 Ron Luken. '76 Mike Janning, '71 Tim Janning. '72 Jerry J anning, '73 Jim Janning. '75 Mike Noegel. '64 Tom Munson, '51 Kevin Flannery. '72 Paul LeSaint. '80 Tom LeSaint. '79 Dick Hauck, '56 Harold Gloss, '48 Joe Luken, '35 Joe Ruter, '80 Raymond J.C. Huger, '49 Robert B. Huser. '48 Tony Pesa, '60 Fred Pesa. '65 Gene Wolhe, '60 Rob Freinen, '71 Joe Norton Dennis C. Wright, HR. 36 Fr. Richard Rohr, O.F.M. Steven J. Baines, '84 David Ruehl, 184 Mike Benedetti, 185 Steve Bosse, '84 Thomas Webster, 183 PATRONS Paul Runnebaum, '83 Phil Stanley, '85 Jerry Redmond, '82 Joe Redmond, '85 J ames Burns, '82 Doug RA Smith, ,83 Paul McDonald, '85 Mark Zurlinden, '82 Devert Porter Mr. 8:. Mrs. Thomas Lankford Kevin Sealschott, '84 David Day. '83 Mike Wood, 188 Mr. 8: Mrs. Ray Stentz Cecilia Enter. '58 SENIOR DIRECTORY WILBUR MICKEY ADAMS 121 Rion Lane 221-5302 Honor Roll 1; Football 1-4; Track 2. 4; Merit Student 2. TONY A. ALLEGREE Corpus Christi 2088 Roosevelt 825-0373 Drama 4. JEFFERY P. ALLISON St. Barthoiomew 1137 Madeleine Circle 521-8632 Football 1-4; Wrestling 1-2; Track 1-4; Merit Student 1-4. MARK D. ANDERSON Corpus Christi 11995 Elkwood Drive 825-6887 Honor Roll 3; Bacanian 2-3; Drama 1-4; Big Brother 3-4; Merit Staff 3-4; Merit Student 1-4. J OSEPH V. ANDREOTTA Our Lady of the Rosary 596 Beaufort Court 851-5962 Wrestling 1-3; Track 1: Pro-Life 3. THOMAS F. ANNEKEN St. Aloysius 304 Locust Street 242-3654 Honor Roll 1-2; Troubadour4; Drama 3- 4; Signees 4; Bridge Club 2. DAVID J. BAILEY St. Clare 5722 Argus Road 541-0785 Honor Roll 1-2; Football 1-4; Big Broth- er 4; Track 2; Bridge Club 2-3; Pro-Life Group 4; Spirit Committee 4; Merit Stu- dent 1-4. BLAIR Q. BAKER 3832 Edgehill Place 281-2378 Band 1; Track 2-4. J OSEPH M. BARNES St. Clement 34 Baker Avenue 641-1764 Honor R0114; Football 1-4; Wrestling 1; Track 2; Merit Student 1-4. SEAN J. BARRETT Our Lady of the Rosary 10582 Chelmsford Road 825-9374 Swimming 1-4 wapm; Drama 1-3; Track 1; Merit Student 1-4. JERRY C. BAUER 2334 Muriel Court St. Monica 241-3010 , Cross Country 2; Track 1; Merit Student 3. HARVEY E. BAUR St. Clement 4241 Bertus Street 641-1415 Band 1-2; Drama 2-3; Pro Life Group 1; Radio Club 1-4; Merit Student 1-4. MIKE J . BAUR St. Bernard 4824 Dceberer Street 541-3645 Honor Roll 1'. 2, 4; Cross Country 1 4Mng; Drama 14 tAsst. Director, Stage Mgr., Set Construction Co-Ordinatork Merit Student 1-4. TOM M. BECKMAN St. Vivian 6625 Orleans Court 522-8605 Soccer 2-4; Track 1; Prd-Life Group 3-4; Merit Student 1-4. RONALD L. BELLMAN St. Margaret Mary 1730 Norcol Lane 931-2938 Football 1-4; Wrestling 1-4; Spirit Com- mittee 4; Merit Student 1-4. ROBERT P. BERGER St. Bartholomew 9464 Beech Drive 522-2502 Wrestling 2; Athletic Trainer 3; Year- book Salesman 1-4; Merit Student 2. MARK J. BIDWELL St. Gabriel 780 Ivy Avenue 771-7258 Wrestling 1; Tennis 4; Drama 4; Signees 4; Bridge Club 2-3. RICHARD B. BIERMAN St. Bartholomew 767 Woodfield Drive 522-0564 Honor Roll 4. Basketball 1-4; Golf 3: Athletic Trainer 1: Merit Student 1-3. JOSEPH W. BISCHAK Annunciation 4819 Greenlee Avenue 641-3251 National Honor Society; Honor Roll 2- 4; Merit Student 1-4. DAVID S. BITTER 1917 Springdale Road Corpus Christi 825-0437 JOHN F. BLUM Assumption 7361 Kichman 521-0311 CHARLES A. BOEHM St. Gabriel 560 Observatory Drive 825-9285 Band 1-3; Drama 4; Bridge Club 2-4; Merit Student 1, 2, 4. JAMES K. BOLT 1202 Franklin Street 242-1393 MIKE T. BOSCHERT Corpus Christi 2686 Haverknoll 825-8946 Football 1-2; Baseball 2-4; Merit Stu- dent 1, 2. MICHAEL D. BOSSE St. Margaret Mary 7030 Clovemoll Drive 931-4813 Band 1; Swimming 1-4 tChptaim; Merit Student 1-4. SCOTT J . BOYD St. Vivian 648 North Bend Road 821-4065 Honor R0112; Cross Country 1-2; Wies- tling 2; Track 1; Bridge Club 2-3; Merit Student 1-4. BILL P. BUDKE St, Clare 1440 Thornwood 931-8844 Cross Country 1-4 4CaptainJ; Judo 3; Track 1-4 4Captain1; Merit Student 14. JAMES F. BURNS 1401 California Avenue 641-4527 MITCHELL CALIX'TE 761 McMicken Avenue 541-2377 Soccer 4. J EFFREY R. CARGILE 6325 Elmview Place 242-4323 Football 1-4 4Captain1; Basketball 1-4; Big Brother 4; Track 1. 3; Spirit Com- mittee 3-4; Merit Student 3-4. J ERRY R. CARR St. Vivian 8508 Brent Drive 522-2069 Honor Roll 1; Soccer 1-4: Merit Student 1-4. 259 260 KENNETH A. CARRAHER St. Margaret Mary 6718 Devonwood Street 522-0528 Wrestling 2: Baseball 2; Merit Student 2. GREGORY CARHELLI St. Vivian 917 Springbrook Drive 522-5248 Wrestling 1-4; Track 1-3; Merit. Student 1-4. JIM C. CARROLL SL Vivian 956 Finney Trail 522-9492 Football 1-4; Merit Student 1-4. GREGORY S. CARTUYVELLES St. Clement 5402 Section Avenue 242-9094 N ational Honor Society; Honor Roll 4; Penman 4; Baconian 4; Drama 4; Big Brother 4; Merit Student 4. THOMAS S. COBY St. Bartholomew 1176 Tassie Lane 522-4375 Penman 1-4; Baconian 4; Yearbook Salesman 2; Signees 2-4: Merit Student. 1-2. 4. ANTHONY W. COLEMAN 3835 Edgehill Place 961-5068 Football 2. RONALD P. COMBS St. Gabriel 11646 Neuss Avenue 671-6082 Soccer 2; Merit Student 2, 4. MIKE E. COMPTON St. Charles Borromeo 6712 Van Kirk 761-5508 Honor Roll 3-4, Football 1; Wrestling 1; Track 2; Merit Student 1-4. STEVEN A. CONRAD St. Clement 410 Jefferson Avenue 641-4854 Band 1-3; Cross Country 2; Photogra- phers 1; Track 1; Merit Student 12 4. DAVID D. COOGAN SL. Vivian 7941 Cherrywood Court 931-0807 National Honor Society; Honor Roll 1- 4; Student Senate 341Treasurer1; Foot- ball 1-3; Wrestling 1: Baseball 1-4; Ba- confnn 2-4; Bridge Club 2; Spirit Com- mittee 4; Merit Student 1-4. MARK COSSMAN St. Margaret Mary 1903 Acorn Drive 931-7649 Honor Roll 1-3; Cross Country 1; Drama 1-4; Big Brother 3-4; Bridge Club 2-4; Merit Student 1-4. ALVIN H. CRAWFORD, JR. 3963 Winding Way 861-4035 Tennis 2-4; Troubadour 4; Big Brother 34; Spirit Committee 4; Merit Student 2-4. MIKE W. CUNNINGHAM St. Bartholomew 8673 Brent Drive 931-3672 Honor Roll 2. EDMOND DAVIS 3047 Beekman Street St. Stephens 541-9240 ROBERT C. DEHNER Annunciation 1618 Rickford Place 681-5451 National Honor Society 3-4; Honor Roll 1-4; Student Senate 4; Football 1-4 Warsity Co-Captaim; Baconisn 2-4; In : Acndemic3-4; Council on World Affairs 3-4; Bridge Club 2: Spirit Committee 4; Merit Student. 1-4. DOUGLAS G. DELL 594 Terrace Ave. Annunciation 861-3840 THOMAS J. DEUBELL St. Boniface 1645 Westmoreland 681-7556 Football 1; Wrestling 2; Big Brother 3. THOMAS J. DEVOLVE Our Lady of the Rosary 752 Converse Drive 825-0367 Honor R011 34: Soccer 3-4; Baseball 3-4: Yearbook Salesman 3; Merit Student 3- 4. ROB M. DONAHUE Corpus Christi 390 Grove Terrace 868-7555 Honor Roll 2-4; Football 1; Soccer 3-4; Basketball 1-2; Pro-Life Group 4; Spirit Committee 4; Merit Student 3-4. JOE M. DOYLE 4260 Leonard Avenue Honor Roll 4. St. Clement 641-3141 KEITH H. DRAHMAN Our Lady of the Rosary 12013 Deerhorn Drive 851-1828 Honor R011 1-4; Soccer 1-3; Yearbook Salesman 3; Big Brother 3; Merit Stu- dent. 3-4. J EFF E. DRESSING Our Lady of the Rosary 321 Ingram Road 825-9060 Soccer 1. JOSEPH E. DWERTMAN St. Ciement 88 Albert Street 641-1892 Honor Roll 3-4; Merit Student 2-4. ROBERT F. EDER 10236 Hamilton Avenue 825-5110 Band 1-4; Drama 1-4; Bridge Club 2-4; Chess Team 4; Merit. Student 1-4. CRAIG R. EDMONSTON St. Gabriel 821 Clearfield Lane 851-2359 Wrestling 1-3; Yearbook Salesman 2; Drama 4; Big Brother 4; Spirit Commit- tee 4; Merit Student 2. JEROME EDWARDS 1412 Franklin Avenue Merit Student 1-2. 242-0283 STEVE M. EDWARDS St. Margaret Mary 7109 Salmar Court 522-6553 National Honor Society; Honor Roll 1- 4; Drama 2; Photographers Wise Presi- denLJ 2-4; Track 1. 3; Bridge Club 2; Merit Student 2-4. PAUL J. EGBERS Corpus Christi 2540 Owlcrest Drive 742-0131 Football 1-4; Baseball 1; Merit Student 1-4. KENNETH J. ELING St. Bartholomew 1126 Meadowind Court 522-0779 Band 1-4; Tennis 1-3; Drama 2, 3; Bridge Club 1-4. DAN E. EMS Corpus Christi 2018 Thistle Court 851-4204 Football 1-4; Basketball 2; Baseball 2; Drama 1; Track 1; Merit Student 1-4. BRIAN D. EVE St. Margaret Mary 1027 W. Galbraith Drive 931-8630 National Honor Society; Honor Roll 1- 4; Football 1. 2; Wrestling 1; Swimming 2-4; Golf 4; 8300111311 1-4; Track 1, 2; Bridge Club 2, 3; Spirit Committee 4; Merit Student 1-4. JEFFREY J. EWALD 1124 Inner Circle Honor Roll 2. 3; Penman 3. 4. St. Gabriel TODD C. FADER 51 Ferndale Street 761-3026 JOHN A. FELDMAN Our Lady of the Rosary 11484 Islandale Drive 825-2132 Band 1-4. MARC A. FIELDS St. Vivian 7844 Bankwood Lane 931-4079 Merit Student 1, 4. STEVEN D. FIELDS St. Margaret Mary 1712 Centerridge Avenue 522-8344 Honor Roll 1-3; Drama 1-4; Big Brother 3. 4; Bridge Club 2-4: Merit Student 1-4. STEVE FISCHER St. Vivian 6960 Somerset 242-3893 PETER J. FOLZENLOGEN St. Margaret Mary 6537 Baywood Lane 729-2936 Football 1-4; Wrestling 1-4; Signees 4. EDMUND FRANCHI Corpus Christi 10076 Menominee Drive 851-4944 National Honor Society; Honor Roll 1- 4; Student Senate 4: Penman 3-4; Bato- nian 2-4; Drama 1-4; Big Brother 3, 4; IFS Academic 1Team Captaim 3-4; Track 1; Bridge Club 2; Merit Student 1- 4. MICHAEL A. FRAZIER Annunciation 4768 Hamilton Avenue 542-1520 Band 2; Merit Student 2. DOUGLAS G. FRESON St. Matthias 1309 Keyridge Drive 825-2051 Honor Roll 2; Football 1-4; Wrestling aciptaim 1-4; Track 1-4; Merit Student LARRY R. FREY 3119 Goda Avenue St. Boniface 662-4625 MITCHELL J. FRICKER St. Vivian 6841 Greenfield Drive 541-3464 Signees 4. SAM S. GALLO Corpus Christi 10231 Tottenham Drive 851-6076 Football 1-4; Baseball 1; Track 3; Merit Student 1. 2. St. Vivian 931-3921 JAMES R. GARNER 6550 Daly Road Track 1, 2; Merit Student 4. TIMOTHY J. GARRETT St. Margaret Mary 7031 Ellen Avenue 522-4666 Band 1-4; Merit Student 1-4. BILL F. GEERS St. Bonaventure 2031 Quebec Road 921-7842 Penman 3, 4; Baconian 3, 4; Trouba- dour 1; Yearbook Salesman 1-2; Bridge Club 2, 3; Merit Student 2-4. ALAN J. GERBUS St. Bartholomew 680 Fleming Road 931-5256 Wrestling 1-4; Athletic Trainer 1, 2; Track 3; Merit Student 1-4. ROBERT A. GERKE St. Thomas 511 Advance Street 641-2957 National Honor Society, Honor Roll 1- 4; Student Senate 4; Footbail 1, 2; Wres- tling 3, 4; Baronian 2, 3; Drama 4. Big Brother 3, 4; Track 1-4; Bridge Club 2'. Pro-Life Group 3, 4; Spirit Committee 4; Merit Student 1-4. BRIAN P. GILLIGAN St. Bartholomew 1146 Tassie Lane 522-2042 Student Senate Secretary; 3, 4; Foot- ball 1-4; Wrestling 1-3; Baseball 1-4; Judo 3; Yearbook Salesman 1-3; Bridge Club 2; Spirit Committee 2-4; Merit Stu- dent 1-4. BILL J. GOEDDE 1166 Highcliff Court 729-3879 Football 2, 3; Basketball 1-3; Golf 1; Baseball 1-4: Merit Student 13. DEMETRIUS A. GRAHAM St. George 142 Kinsey Street 621-0473 Track 3. DAVID J. GRIMES St. Bartholomew 946 Vacationland Drive 931-2081 Football 1-2. 4; Track 1-3. STEVEN D. GRUENSCHLAEGER St. Gabriel 501 Lafayette Avenue 825-7193 Honor Roll 4; Football 1-4; Wrestling 1Captajn1 1-4; Track-l. 2. 4; MeriL Stu- dent 1-4. LAWRENCE J. GUTHIER SL James 66 Oliver Road 321-8749 Cross Country 1. 2: Bridge Club 2-4. STEVE C. HAMMOOR Corpus Christi 3280 Linwood Lane 931-0689 Soccer 1. 2; Wrestling 1-4; Big Brother 4; Track 1, 2; Spirit Committee 4; Merit Student 1-4. BEN S. HAWKINS Assumption 9379 Ranchill Drive 521-4497 Band 1-4; Penman 4; Big Brother 4; Bridge Club 2-4; Merit Student 14. DAVID P. HEIDELBERG St. Margaret Mary 1515 Collegewood Lane 931-6295 Band 1-4; Drama 1-3; Merit Student 1-4. GEORGE E. HELMER St. James 84 E. Galbraith Road 821-6158 MARK E. HENDRYX Our Lady of the Rosary 1356 Waycross Road 825-3647 National Honor Society; Honor Roll 3, 4; Cross Country 1-3; Track 1-3; Merit Student 1-4. MARTIN F. HERMES St. Bartholomew 9751 Terway Lane 729-3386 STEVE M. HESKETH Corpus Christi 10526 Breedshill Drive 825-0744 Football 1, 2; Athletic Trainer 3; Merit Student 1-4. CRAIG A. HEUGEL St. Clare 1743 Laurelwood Circle 541-1426 Cross Country 1, 2; Wrestling 2; Baco- ninn 24; Track 1-3; Merit Student 1-4. HERSHEL K. HOBBS St. Clement 4210 Tower Avenue 641-1379 Honor Roll 4; Radio Club 1; Merit Stu- dent 1-4. ROBERT T. HOFFER St. Gabriel 11985 Tavel Court 671-0849 Honor Roll 2-4; Golf 2, 4; Tennis 2, 3; Merit Student 1-4 PHILLIP N. HOGAN St. Pius 2485 Mars Court 521-7636 Wrestling tCaptairn 2-4; Track 2, 3; Merit Student 2, 3. CHRISTOPHER J. HOLDEN St. Bartholomew 643 Silverhedge Drive 931-5627 Football 1-4; Wrestling 1; Baseball 1; Merit Student 1. CHRISTOPHER C. HOLT Our Mother of Sorrows 2668 Losantiville 531-6836 Golf 1, 2; Drama 3, 4; Bridge Club 2, 3; Merit Student 1-4. RANDY P. HOLTHAUS SL Gabriel 11363 Kenshire Drive 825-2989 Honor Roll 1-4; Track 1; Merit Student 1-4. RAYMOND P. HOLTHAUS St. Gabriel 11734 McClellans Lane 671-6752 Student Senate 4: Football 1-4; Judo 3; Penman 4: Drama 2, 3; Big Brother 4; Track 1, 2; Spirit Committee 3, 4; Merit Student 1-4. TODD J. HUBER St. Margaret Mary 6711 Betls Avenue 521-2012 Basketball 2, 3; Yearbook Salesman 4; Merit Student 1, 4. MICHAEL R. HUSEMAN Annunciation 429 LaFayette Avenue 961-1547 Honor Roll 1: Soccer 2; Cross Country 1; Swimming 4; Drama 4; Debating 2; Track 3; Pro-Life Group 3, 4; Merit Stu- dent 4. CHRISTOPHER P. JANSON St. Gabriel 11752 McClellans Lane 671-6086 Yearbook Salesman 3; Merit Student 1. CARL J OHNSON St. Francis SeTaph 210 E. 1311: Street 241-4393 Football 1; Basketball 2-4; Track 1-3. TODD C. JUENGLING St. Matthias 1339 Kristen Place 851-8467 Soccer 4; Merit Student 3, 4; Bowling Secretary 1-4. DONALD J. KAISER St. Margaret Mary 6913 Lois Drive 522-5085 Football 1; Athletic Trainer 1, 2; Merit Student 1-4. JIM A. KIERNAN St. Matthias 11487 Bernhart Court 825-1794 Soccer tCaptajm 1-4; Track 1-3; Merit Student 1-4. DOUGLAS L. KILEY Annunciation 740 Ludlow Avenue 751-6409 Soccer 1; Basketball 1, 2; Merit Student 3, 4. STEPHEN E. KLOSTERMAN St. Gabriel 11747 Springfield Pike 671-6616 National Honor Society; Honor Roll 1- 4; Football 1-4; Baconian 3, 4', Bridge Club 2; Merit Student 1-4. BRUCE E. KNOLLE St. Margaret Mary 1486 Balfour Lane 931-7945 Student Senate 4; Football 1-4; Basket- ball 1-4; Merit Student 14. THOMAS J. KOZEE Jr. 310 Washington Avenue Merit. Student 1, 2. St. Clement 242-2317 ROGER W. KRUMMEN St. Margaret 3117 6707 Devonwood Drive 729-1175 Honor Roll 1; Band 1-4; Drama 3, 4; Big Brother 4; Bridge Club 2, 3; Merit Stu- dent 1-4. KRISTOPHER .I. LAMPING St. Bartholomew 556 Meadowcrest Road 771-3257 Band Nice Presidenu 1-4: Big Brother 4; Merit. Student 1-4. JOHN M. LEHAN Assumption 1878 Lakenoll Drive 729-3548 Band 1; Drama 2-4; Photographers 2, 3, Merit Student 2. 3. 261 262 DOUGLAS L. LEHKER St. Margaret Mary 6934 Gloria Drive 521-3965 Honor R011 1, 2; Wrestling 1, 2; Bridge Club 2; Merit Student 1, 3. MARK R. LEURCK 151 Parker Street 621-5317 ANTHONY G. LINDEMAN Our Lady of the Rosary 317 Ingram Road 825-0114 Wrestling 1; Big Brother 3, 4. MARK A. LINDEMAN St. Gabriel 1185 Congress Avenue 771-9404 Honor Roll 1-4; Soccer 2-4; Baconian 2- 4; Track 1; Bridge Club 2, 3; Merit Stu- dent 1-4. LOGAN A. LINK St. Clement 131 Delmar Avenue 641-3321 Football 1; Basketball 1, 2, 4; Golf 2; Tennis 1, 2; Big Brother 3, 4; Bridge- Club 1, 2; Pro-Life Group 4; Spirit Com- mittee 4; Merit Student 1-4. JEROME J. LORENZ St. Bonaventure 1817 Forbus Street 921-8951 Honor Roll 1, 3; Wrestling 1, 2; Merit Student 1, 2, 4. MAURICE D. LUCAS 3254 Burnet Avenue Track 1, 2. 221-1515 MARK A. LUEBBE St. Bartholomew 705 Woodfield Drive 931-5164 Football 1, 2 Yearbook Salesman 4; Track 1, 2; Merit Student 1-4. ROB E. LYSAGHT 1382 Teakwaod Avenue 542-7372 Band 1-4; Drama 1; Merit Student 1-4. THOMAS G. MARKS Jr. . St. James 8439 Wiswell Avenue 761-1306 Merit Student 1-4. ROBERT J . MARSHALL Corpus Christi 2884 Glenaire 521-1678 National Honor Society; Honor Roll 1- 4; Football 1-4; Baseball 1, 2. 4; Baco- nisn 4; Merit Student 1-4. ROB B. MAXWELL 255 Loraine Avenue Band 2. Annunciation 751-3060 PAT W. MCDONOUGH St. Margaret. Mary 1463 Dordine Lane 729-0847 Football 1; Wrestling 1, 2; Merit Stu- dent. 1-4. MIKE A. MeELANEY Our Lady of the Rosary 10761 Chelmsford 825-9456 Band 1Secretary1 14; Drama 3, 4; Merit Student 1-4. JOHN M. MEISENHELDER St. Gabriel 363 Princess Court 771-8810 Honor Roll 1. 2; Merit Student 2-4. SCOTT R. MEESTER Annunciation 347 Bryant Avenue 221-1051 Honor Roll 2: Track 1: Merit Student 2. ROBERT C. MEYER St. Clara- 1454 Teakwood Avenue 541-6477 National Honor Society; Honor R011 1- 4; Baconian 2-4; Yearbook Salesman 1; Bridge Club 2, 3; Pro-Life Group 4; Mer- it Student 1-4. THOMAS E. MEYER St. Margaret Mary 6916 Kleindale Avenue 931-2347 Honor Roll 1-4; Merit Student; 1-4. DAVID J . MIDDENDORF St. Boniface 1618 Westmoreland 681-4509 Honor Roll 1-4; Merit Student 4. MICHAEL .1. MILLER St. Margaret Mary 1463 Foxwood Drive 931-8292 Band 1-4; Merit Student 1-4. STEVEN K. MILLER St. Gabriel 11838 Mangrove Lane 671-6473 Drama 1; Merit Student 1. PATRICK W. MONAHAN St. Clement, 610 E. Ross Avenue 242-1278 TERRELL P. MOORE 128 Findlay Street 421-3290 SAMUEL J. MORRIS St. Gabriel 400 W. 9th Street 621-4382 Cross Country 1-4; Wrestling 1, 2; Track 1-4. MICHAEL P. MORRISSEY Corpus Christi 3069 Autumn Ridge Drive 825-3579 Honor Roll 1-3; Football 1, 2, 4; Basket- ball 1-4; Baseball 1-3; Merit Student 1-4. KEVIN C. MOXLEY Our Lady of the Rosary Baseball 2-4; Merit Student 2-4. DANNY R. MUELLER St. Bartholomew 10734 Silverbrook 851-5784 Yearbook Salesman 4. JEFF R. MURPHY St. Bartholomew 680 Silverhedge 931-3189 Football 1-4; Merit Student 1-4. JOHN J. MURPHY 852 Clifton Hillsterrace 281-2129 Wrestling 3, 4; Merit Student 3, 4. TODD P. MUSGROVE St. Gabriel 11687 Mill Road 825-8450 Honor Roll 1; Wrestiing 1; Golf 1, 2; Big Brother 3; Track 1. 2', Mbrit Student 1-4. ROBERT T. NIEHOFF St. . Bartholomew 689 Sllverhedge Drive 522-6328 Football 1-4; Basketball 1, 4; Track 2, 3; Merit Student 2-4. MICHAEL A. NIESEN St. Clement 35 Orchard Street 641-2813 National Honor Society; Honor Roll 1- 4; Football 1. 2; Cross Country 3, 4; Big Brother 3, 4; Track 1-4; Bridge Club 2; Pro-Life Group 3, 4; Spirit Committee 4; Merit Student 1-4. WILLIAM F. NOE St. Bartholomew 9995 McKelvey Road 521-5697 Penman 3. MICHAEL M. NOLL Our Lady of the Rosary Soccer tCaptaim 1-4; Merit Student 3. DAVID S. NORMAN St. Clement 4223 Kessler Avenue 641-2445 Football 1-3; Wrestling 1; Merit Stu- dent 2, 3. MICHAEL P. OAKLEY St. Bartholomew 8266 Coppernail Way 874-0143 Merit Student 2-4. DOUGLAS J . OLBERDING SL. Bartholomew 9950 Sherwood Drive 522-2269 Cross Country 1-4; Drama 2-4; Track 1- 4; Merit Student 1-4. THOMAS P. O'LEARY St. John Neuman 11914 Elkwood 742-2524 Football 1: Soccer 4; Baseball 2, 4; Big Brother 4; Track 1; Merit Student 3, 4. Sacred Heart 541-0044 KENNETH W. OSIE 1037 Straight Street Football 1; Merit Student 1-4. JEFFERY G. PARISEY St. Clement 4013 Paddock Road 281-1170 Big Brother 3; Merit Student 2, 4. EVERETTE V. PAYNE 7966 Granville Lane 729-3853 Honor Roll 1; BasebaJJ 2-4. DAVID M. PELZEL St. Clare 7298 Jamerine 729-4522 KEVIN D. PERNELL St. Clement 25 East. Mitchell Avenue 641-3331 Student Senate 4; Football 1-2, Cross Country 3-4; Wrestling 1; Judo 3; De- bating 4; Track 1-4; Merit Student 2-4. BRIAN J . POLAND Corpus Christi 11937 Cedarcreek 825-4579 Football 1-2; Big Brother 3; Track 1. St. Clare 542-7446 PAUL T. POWERS 6416 Hamilton Avenue Penman 1. JIM E. QUESTA St. Thomas Aquinas 4237 Redwood Terrace 751-4232 Band 1-4; Drama 3-4; Chess Team 2-3; Radio Club 1; Merit Student 2-4. DAVID L. RAFFENBERG St. Vivian 6642 Kirkland Drive 937-8771 Soccer 1-4; Swimming 1-2: Drama 1-3; Bridge Club 2; Merit Student 1-4. ROB R. READ 2751 Enslin Street Cross Country 1-2; Track 1. St. Monica 559-1719 ROBERT A. BECKER Our Lady of the Rosary 21 Brampton Lane 825-7450 Honor Roll 1; Student Senate 3-4; Wrestling 1-4; Athletic Trainer 1-4; Ba- ronian 4; Drama 1; Bridge Club 2; Spirit Committee 34; Merit Student 14 . JEROME R. REDMOND. JR. St. Margaret Mary 8516 Bobolink Drive 931-0329 Football 1-2; Baseball 1; Drama 1; De- bating 1; Signees 4; Merit Student 2-3. MARK R. REILMAN St. Margaret Mary 7145 Northridge Drive 522-0453 Wrestling 2. J EFFREY L. RICHARDSON St. Ciare 5730 Kenneth Avenue 681-3485 Honor Roll 1; Football 1, 3-4; Basketball 1; Spirit Committee 4; Merit Student 3- 4. KEVIN P. RICHARDSON St. Clement 222 Wedgewood Avenue 281-0003 Honor Roll 1'. Football 1-4; Track 3; Merit Student 3-4. TIM T. RIZZO 655 Probasco Street Honor Roll 4; Basketball 1-3: Baseball 1-4; Yearbook Salesman 4; Merit Stu- dent 1-4. St. Monica KEN S. ROEHRICH St. Gabriel 805 Sycamore Lane 812K934-5834 Merit Student 1-3. RICHARD 3. ROGERS II Corpus Christi 10265 Crestland Court 742-2746 Football 2-4; Wrestling 1; Yearbook Salesman 4; Merit Student 1-4. THOMAS C. ROHRKASSE St. Margaret Mary 1702 Joseph Court 931-2344 Honor Roll 2; Basketball 1; Golf 1; Pen- man 3-4: Drama 1-2; Track 1: Merit Stu- dent 1-4. MICHAEL P. ROLING 6147 Faircrest Court Signees 1-3; Merit Student 1. St. Clare 681-2291 JOSEPH A. ROMER St. Margaret Mary 6919 Lois Drive 729-1983 Track 1; Merit Student 1-4. KENNETH A. RUNTZ Corpus Christi 1668 Forester Drive 851-2300 Honor Roll 1; Track 1; Merit Student. 1, MICHAEL J. RUTER St. Vivian 6832 Warder Drive 242-4568 Honor Roll 2. 4; Track 1; Merit Student 1-4. GREGORY J . RYAN St. Margaret Mary 9763 Condor 851-7603 BOB W. SANDERS St. Margaret Mary 2035 Sondale Avenue 521-8396 Merit Student 3-4. ROBERT C. SAUNDERS Corpus Christi 10704 Stargate Lane 851-7963 Honor Roll 1-2; Golf 1-4 1Captain1: Ath- letic Trainer 2-3; Merit. Student 1-4. JOHN D. SCHAEPER 1255 Oak Knoll Drive Merit Student 2. St. Vivian 522-0449 GREGORY P. SCHILDMEYER St. Vivian 7281 Winton Road 542713518 National Honor Society 3-4 tVice PresJ; Honor Roll 1-4; Student Senate 3-4 1Presidenu; Football 1-4 1Captain1; Basketball 1-4 tCaptaim; Baconian 2-4; Yearbook Salesman 2; Track 1-3; Bridge Club 2; Spirit Committee 34: Merit Student 1-4, KENNETH S. SCHILDMEYER St. Margaret Mary 1541 Oak Knoll Drive 522-7991 THOMAS M. SCHLAGER St. Bartholomew 1119 Tassie Lane 521-0869 Wrestling 1-2; Merit Student 2. MICHAEL E. SCHMALZ St. Clare 1376 Teakwood Avenue 542-6732 Band 1; Golf 2-4; Merit Student 2-4. J EFFREY K. SCHMIDT 6974 Panther Baseball 2; Merit Student 4. St. Vivian 779-0289 TONY J. SCHNEIDER St. Margaret Mary 6934 Rohvern Drive 931-4653 Yearbook Salesman 1-3; Track 1: Merit Student 14. ERIC L. SCHNEIDER Corpus Christi 2709 West Kemper Road 825-1832 National Honor Society 34; Henor Roll 1-4; Cross Country 1-3: Track 1; Merit Student 1-4. MICHAEL J. SCHRAIVOGEL St. Bartholomew 1187 Sugartree Court 931-8159 Honor Roll 1-4; Bowling Team 2-4; Mer- it Student 1-4. STEVEN J. SCHWARTZ St. Clement 173 Meadow Avenue 641-1529 Honor Roll 1-4; Merit Student 1-4. DEAN E. SEAMAN Corpus Christi 9312 Round Top 385-9492 Football 1-4; Baseball 12; Penman 3; Big Brother 3-4; Spirit Committee 4; Merit Student 1-4 MARK W. SENGEWALD St. Margaret Mary 1727 Flora Avenue 521-5021 Track 2. BRIAN P. SHANNON 6598 South Oakknoll 729-4825 National Honor Society 3-4; Honor Roll 2-4; Swimming 1-3; Tennis 4; Baseball 3; Baronian 2-4; Bridge Club 2; Merit Stu- dent 1-4. JAMES L. SHEANSHANG St. Margaret Mary 7014 Ellen Avenue 521-6455 National Honor Society 34: Honor Roll 1-3; Merit Student 13 MICHAEL J. SHERMAN St. Vivian 8436 Shuman 931-5050 Football 1; Baconian 3, 4; Photogra- phers 3, 4; Merit Student 13 ERIC .1. SIMMONS 3928 Dickson Avenue 861-1739 Honor Roll 1-3; Student Senate 3, 4; Football 1-4; Baseball 2, 3: Signees 3; Track 1; Merit Student 3. KEVIN-T. SIMS St. Bartholomew 1115 Tassie Lane 931-7084 Football 1-3; Wrestling 1; Big Brother 3; Spirit Committee 4; Merit. Student 1- 4. DANIEL O. SINGER Annunciation 4085 Clifton Avenue 961-1697 National Honor Society; Honor Roll 1- 3; Cross Country 1-3; Track 1, 2; Bridge Club 2; Merit Student 1-4. ROB A. SKINNER 709 Buff Court 522-3293 Wrestling 2. ANDRE T. SPARKS St. Pius 1839 Sutterplace 542-8243 Football 1-4; Wrestling 1-4; Drama 1; Big Brother 3, 4; Track 1, 2; Spirit Com- mittee 2; Merit Student 2-4. LLOYD H. SPENCER Our Lady of the Rosary 837 Exmcor Drive 851-2946 Honor Roll 3. 4; Tennis 1. 2; Merit Stu- dent 1-4. ALAN R. SPINNENWEBER St. Bernard 535 East Epworth 541-2357 Penman 2; Merit Student 3, 4. GREGORY J . STAFFORD St. Clement 563 Rose Hill Avenue 641-2911 Band 1-3; Drama 3. Merit Student. 1-3. J EFF R. STALFORD St. Margaret Mary 6785 Tarawa Drive 522-4004 gand 1, 2: Wrestling 15mm Student 1, 263 MICHAEL STALLWORTH J r. 1325 W. North Bend Road 542-9488 Football 2-4; Big Brother 4; Track 1-3; Spirit Committee 4; Merit Student 2-4. NICHOLAS C. STAVALE St. Bonaventure 1918 Knox Street 251-4235 National Honor Society 3, 4; Honor R011 1. 3. 4; Wrestiing 1, 2'. Baconian 3. Trou- badour 1; Bridge Club 2. 3: Merit Stu- dent 1-4. - ANDREW J. STENTZ St. Barthoiomew 613 Fleming Road 521-5023 National Honor Society; Honor R011 1- 4; Band 1President1 1-4; Baconian 1Edi- 1019 1-4; Drama 2-4; Bridge Club 2-4; Merit Student 1-4. JOHN W. STIENS St. Margaret Mary 6805 Marvin Avenue 931-3621 Judo 3:313 Brother 3, 4; Track 1-4; Mer- it Student 1-4. ELDRIDGE STOCKS 197 Wedgewcod Avenue 281-6006 Band 1-4; Drama 3, 4; Bridge Club 2, 3; Chess Team 2-4; Merit Student 2-4. FREDDIE F. STONESTREET St. Clare 1123 Wilmont Court 591-0976 Honor Roll 2; Track 1, 2; Merit Student 4. JOSEPH D. STURM 5614 Helen Street Band 1. 2: Merit Student 1-3. St. Clement 242-3410 J AMES J . SWANTON Corpus Christi 10722 Stargate Lane 851-8082 Golf 1-4; Drama 2-4; Merit Student 1-4. SCOTT T. SYLVESTER St. J ames 725 Ashford Ct. 522-2384 Wrestling 1, 2; Yearbook Salesman 2; Merit Student 1-4. ALDO M. TEIXEIRA Our Lady of the Rosary 10614 Stargate Lane 825-2014 KEVIN M. TEMKE St. Monica The TROUBADOUR sfaff wishes to thank the following people for their help in preparing this book: Mrs. Stansbury and Mrs. Herbe Mr. Boyd Martin, Business Manager Mr. Pat McKem-ick, Pat McKenn'ck Photography, Inc. Mr. Mike O'Donnell, Pat McKenrick Photography, Inc. 2309 Stratford 421-3079 Cross Country 1; Wrestling 1; Basebali 2: Big Brother 3. EDWARD J. TEMPEL St. Clement 517 Advance Avenue 641-2070 Merit Student 3. 4. DAVID G. TIPPENHAUER St. Clement 4239 Zetta Avenue 641-2056 National Honor Society; Honor Roll 1- 4; Football 1; Golf 2; Tennis 3; Baconian 1-4; Track 1, 2; Bridge Club 2; Merit Stu- dent 1-4. JOSEPH I... TRICASE St. Margaret Mary 1636 Joseph Court. 931-7252 Wrestling 1; Tennis 3, 4; Merit. Student JEFF D. TYREE St. Bartholomew 1143 Meadowind Court 931-9091 Football 1; Track 1. ERIC URBAETIS St. Margaret Mary 1513 Southridge 729-1396 Wrestling 2; Track 1; Merit Student 1-4. KEVIN W. WEBB 253 West 73rd Street 761-6249 Student Senate 3, 4; Football 1-4; Wres- tling 1-3; Big BroLher 3; Track 2; Merit Student 1-4. .1. ROBERT WELLING St. Vivian 1081 Lanny Lane 522-3785 Honor Roll 2-4; Golf 1, 2; Drama 2, 3; Merit Student 1-4. CHRIS L. WELLMAN Our Lady of the Rosary 11051 Embassy Drive 825-1464 Soccer 1-3; Wrestiing 1, 2; Merit Stu- dent 1. MICHAEL R. WELLS 19 Wuest Street Baronial: 4; Yearbook Salesman 4; Dra- ma 2. St. Clement ROGER L. WESLEY 715 Hand Avenue St. Bernard 542-4494 MARK L. WEST St. Matthias 875 Summerfield Lane 825-7813 Honor Roll 2, 4; Golf 1; Penman 2; Dra- ma 2; Debating 3, 4; Merit Student 2, 3. TED J. WHITLOCK St. Gabriel 10698 Stargate Lane 742-0285 Football 1; Basketball 2, 3; Golf 2-4; Merit Student 1-4. TIM J. WHYLE Corpus Christi 2244 Struble Road 825-6823 Football 1; Track 14; Merit Student 3. KEVIN A, WILHOIT Corpus Christi 2575 Ambassador Drive 825-3904 Honor Roll 1-2; Football 2; Athletic Trainer 1-2: Merit Student 1-4. JOHN T. WITZEMAN 151 Church Street Honor Roll 4; Radio Club 1-4. St. Clement 641-3272 TERENCE J. WOOD St. Clement 4321 Tower Avenue 641-3110 Football 24; Cross Country 1; Wres- tling 1-4; Drama 3-4; Track 1; Bridge Club 2-4; Merit. Student 1-4. J. DOUGLAS WOODS 88 West Sharon Avenue Football 1-2; Merit Student 1. St. Gabriel 771-0025 EDWARD S. WURZBACHER Corpus Christi 1433 Forester Drive 851-5042 Honor R011 1-4; Bsconian 3-4; Track 1- 2; Bridge 2-3. VINCENT E. ZIMMER 53 Aspen Court 851-1534 National Honor Society 3-4; Honor Roi! 1-3; Baronial: 2-4; Drama 3-4; Bridge Club 2-4; Spirit Committee 4; Merit Stu- dent 1-4. RONALD L. ZOZ St. Margaret Mary 7118 La Boiteaux 931-2460 Yearbook Salesman 1; Merit Student 1. MARK F. ZURLINDEN 8:. Monica 509 Fortune Avenue 751-6142 Cross Country 1-3; Track 1-2; Merit Stu- dent 1-4. Mr. Joseph Kneip Mr. Mel Baker, Mel Baker Photography Mr. Jim Ubn'g, Yearbook Moderator Emeritus Fr. Patrick McCloskey, GEM Fr. Dennis Moffitt, 0.F.M., for many pictures Sister Kay Frances Berger, O.S.F., for artwork Mr. Ed Deutericb Mr. Jerry Shepherd, for Michigan pictures Mr. Andy Stentz, 182, for dedication copy Mr. Jerry Gold, Executive Studio The staff of Executive Lab Mr. Charlie Miller, American Yearbook Co. Mrs. Peggy Lamb Laurie, Amy, and Jeffrey Lamb The faculty, staff; and students of Roger Bacon 264