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

Text from Pages 1 - 270 of the 1983 volume:

3 Francis called the peoplt 0F 6rectin to telrbratt Christ's birth in u spaial Lung... and flu: 6.00m of $131 was reborn in tlmir litnrts. wrack- ' h 'T'Aggmgk RijisBEE 3gii- j11g?v 'r-g-WJ-ggli DEDICATION: Steve and Ed Mr. Steve Schneider Most of us take a lot of things for granted. When we arrive at school in the morning, we take it for granted that the lights will be On and the doors unlocked. In the winter we take it for granted that the heat will be on; and if therels snow on the ground. we take it for granted that a path will be shoveled. In class we take it for granted that the clocks work and that the bells will ring. But none of this just happens. and from time to time it's only right that we give credit to the many people who make these things happen. This year the Troubadour would like to honor two of these people - Mr. Steve Schneider and Mn Ed Albrinck. Combined they have given over fifty-nine years of service to the school; Steve came to Roger Bacon in I948. Ed in l959. Their work involves a lot more than sweeping up after school. Steve Schneider is in charge of maintenance and engineering for Roger Bacon. This means he maintains and operates the boiler that supplies heat for the building and the pipes and radiators that carry the heat. He performs any needed electrical work, and he personally designed and installed the clock system throughout the building. as well as the wiring for the school television network. He does repair work of all kinds e from fixing desks to making plumbing repairs on pipes as old as the building. This work saves the school thousands of dollars by eliminating the necessity of bringing in Outside contractors. Outside, Steve supervises grounds maintenance and prepares athletic fields for competition. Fr. Sylvester notes, Steve would be very hard to replace. He can do so many things and has so many talents that it w0uld be hard to find any one individual of his calibre. Ed Albrinck performs and supervises custodial and janitorial work throughOut the building. including the office, the gym, and the bathrooms. Ed arrives early in the morning to get the build- ing ready for teachers and students. In the Summer Mr. Albrinck supervises a general and thorough cleaning of every corner of the building. As if all this isnlt enough. Ed, along with Steve. may be found at Roger Bacon in the evening bartending, locking doors. and cleaning up after various activities. At least one of them must be here for every meeting. game, play, or dance held in the building. Both Mr. Schneider and Mr. Albrinck work hard for Roger Bacon and show a sincere interest in the work they do and in the entire school itself. Their work is highly respected by the faculty and the administration. In the words of Fr. Sylvester. The most consistent cemment abOut the school from visitors is that Roger Bacon has the cleanest. best-kept building in the city. For all of this, credit is long overdue to Mr. Steve Schneider and Mr. Albrinck, ln gratitude to them, the yearbook staff is proud to dedicate the 1983 Troubadour to the men behind the scenes at Roger Bacon. Steve Schneider and Ed Albrinck. Mr. Ed Albrinck BA ND This year the Roger Bacon Band. under the direction of Mr. Wes Neal and Drum Major Sean Mcgee. broke away from the mainstream of popular music and started their own path. Big Band music of the 305 and 405 was transformed into the marching band rhythm of the 805. The result was a sound pleasing to both students and adults alike. Combined with their patented upbeat style of marching, the Marching Spartans provided a show that was unequaled in intensity and excitement. Added to the Big Band music were several modern pieces that gave the shows balance to appeal to all audiences. The music in the cuntest show ranged from Tchaikovsky's Nutcracker Suite, written in the mid I8505, thr0ugh String of Pearls, from the l9405. to The Body Electric, the graduation march from the TV show Fame. Veteran band members, always their own toughest critics, f0und much to be desired in the l983 season. Nevertheless, the Roger Bacon Band compiled a record that other bands could just wish for. They were the only local band represented at the 0.M.E.A. state finals in Columbus. The flag line, in Only their third year, went undefeated through the entire year and received a superior rating at state. Sean Mcgee had an almost identical record as drum major. The I982 Marching Band is a symbol of pride and desire that our entire school can be proud of. SOCCER The IQSI Spartan Soccer Team entered their season with high expectations. A very beneficial conditioning program showed that the Spartans had much talent. Along with the returning seniors and junior. the team consisted of two exchange stu- dents - Martin Krahl from West Germany and Gary Flowerdew from South Africa e and five sophomores. However. the Spar- tansi high hopes fell short as they lost three of their first four games. Changes were necessary. After switching Gary Flower- dew to goalie the Spartans were victorious against the very aggressive Panthers of Elder and continued this streak through- out the next seven games. The Spartans finished the season with a 6-6-2 GCL record that earned them a second place tie with LaSalle. . h A mm 7 A . if. mieimwnu- rt- .r. .. t VA RSI TY RECORD 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 Finneytown Walnut Hills Greenhills LaSaHe Elder Purcell St. Xavier Moeller Elder Covington Catholic LaSaHe St. Xavier Moeller Purcell Colerain Glen Este Hh-h-Ow-wO-FUJUU-0 UUJOO LJ0 OOOLJw-h MOST VALUABLE PLAYER OFFENSE: Tony Hampel MOST VALUABLE PLAYER DEFENSE: Tom Eckart VARSITY SOCCER. Flu! Raw: Tony Hampel. Rick Brooks. Bill Haussler, Pat Bristow. Marlin Krahl. Matt Vollmar. Second Row: John Janning ManagerL Scott Morrissey. Dave Kiley, Kevin Mulcare. Larry Witsken. Tom Eckarl. Mark Blessing. Gary Flowerdew, Mr. Jim Williamson Koach; Third Row.- Tom Ziegler, Joe Mushaben. Kris Wilhoit. Paul Neyer. Pat Listermann. Scott Keller, Tim Ryan. Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacdn Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roggr-Bacony Roger Bacon Roger Bacon. Roger Bacon ng'er-V Bacon nge'r Eager: ' MVP OFFENSE; ann ngrgysh p. 1 Most IMRROVEDe ; Reserve Record mrmu-b-o-Qhooo-m Minus FinnEytown Walnut Hills Greenhills LaSalle Elder Purcell-Marian St. Xavier M Mueller Elder Covington Catholic LaSalle St. Xavier Mueller PurceII-Ma'rian Princeton Our Lady of; Angels Jeff MBarnlgpirsf Chuck Helme's. a Jing- Howard 4 I 5 3 5 O 6 4V 5 0. 3 3 1 4 2 I RESERVE SOCCER. Firs! Row: Jeff Anders, Jim Ariss. Carl Jarmon. Shawn Nolan. Chuck Helmes, Yatz Schmidt. Scan Schaefer. Kurt Kroger. Pave Wilsken. Jeff Eagle. Second Row.- Tim Billinghurst tTrainerL Coach Fred Widmeyer. Tom Hagen. Ron Weber. Doug Hurst, Tim Howard. Brian Kroeger. Jlm Hamburg' JaCk Lindeman. Ron Sthwanz Urainery. Third Row.- Jeff Barnhorst. Dave Jacobs, Ted Alverson. Chris Kin. Ted Wilke, Rob Gruber. Jeff Whyle. 5.. , . E x . . Frosh Record Roger Bacoa Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Holy Cross Fairfield Bridgetowu I I St. Xavier 3 Western Hiils 2 Covington Catholic 5 St. Xavier 3 Delhi 10 AWARDS MVP Offense Steve Wolke MVP Defense Chris Lemmink CAPTAINS Dave Beckmgn Mike Mitchell FRESHMAN SOCCER, First Row: Doug Bruns. Steve Wolke. David Beckman. Billy Dahi. Jefi Raffenberg. Ken Budtman. Second Raw: Dave Wisner. Tim Cook. Mike Taney. John Foyles. Jim WoodLTogn KIZamer. Fr. Pat McCloskey. O.F.M. Koacm. Thirdkowdoe Geigle, Chris Lemminl-c. Mike Mitchell. Mark talblln. Tlrn Sealschott. Richard Farwick. Rob Rink. CROSS COUN TR Y On the surface. 1982 appeared to be a disappointing year for Roger Bacon Cross Country. Certainly the fall season was a disappointment for those runners who shared in the glory of '8I, but it is only in comparison to Baconis best-ever season, that the I983 Spartan harriers could be considered disappointing. The RB. thin-clads once again proved to be a highly competitive team. The Spartans remained in the city's top-ten from the pre-season poil to the season's final competition. Their first place finish at Ross and runner-up honors at the Roger Bacon-Greenhills Invitational highlighted their performances among local competi- tion. And even when the Spartans challenged the powerhouses around the state at Malone. Covington Catholic. and Elder. they maintained a high degree of respect- abilit . Althcough the Spartans surrendered the G.C.L plaque, it was not given up easily. It took a state champion to wrestle away the coveted award. Although their attempt to qualify to the state finals fell short. it too required some very f ine teams. Four of the top five teams in the state were Southwest Ohio qualifiers. Much of the Spartan success can be attributed to the leadership of Mike Olberd- ing. Individually, few runners had a better season than Mike. His most noteworthy run had to be at the District Meet where he distinguished himself as the top individual qualifier from the Southwest District. He went on to finish l5th in the State Finals and earned all-city recognition. Feilow seniors Darrin Roll, Rick Sica. and Kerry Nusekabel neither distinguished nor disgraced themselves. They contributed much needed support throughout the season. Despite running below par. they were always there when called upon. Much hope lies with the underclassmen who were pressed into early Varsity service. Vince Becks. Eric Porte. Greg Edwards, Greg Hellman. Scott Hurley, Chip Condon and Phil Kelly, all improved tremendously over the course of the season. With hard work and the continued development of the talent found on the Fresh- man level. the Spartans will not be down long. No. the accomplishments of the l982 Cross Country team cannot be judged disappointing. There may have been some disappointedSpartans. but there were no disappointing Spartans. rartou -. : VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY. Firs! Row.- Greg Edwards, Eric Parse. Chip Condon. Rick Sica. Vince Becks. Darrin Roll. Second Row.- Tim Dyer. Phil Kelly. Greg Hellman. Kerry Nusekabel. Scott Hurley. Mike Olberding, Coach Dave Feichlner. , 50' 2m. a g .5 5 . , .r' F ' '1 ' L, II x 9; , DEER VA RSITY Colerain Invitational Roger Bac0n-Greenhills Invitational Covington Catholic Invitational Ross Invitational Malone College Invitational Elder Relays G.C.L. Sectional District Princeton Sycamore G.C.L g. 1 L -. . ,fheifif'! v.5 tl The l983 editiOn of Roger BacOn Varsity Football concluded the season with a 4-6 record. The wins came with impressive victories over Withrow. Woodward, Dayton Fairborn. and Purcell-Marian. Offensively the squad was led by quarterback Adrian Breen, whose long scoring strikes to flanker Joe Hice provided much of the punch in the Spartan offense. The ground attack was headed by James Dean, Rob Farwick. and Joe Johnson. Defensively. Mike Mathis led the charge by lead- ing the team in tackles and assists. Mike was ably helped out through the fine defensive secondary ptay of Tom Gray and Rob Burkhart. VARSITY RECORD Roger Bac0n Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon 7 25 6 l2 7 l5 l4 7 7 14 Woodward W ithrow Badin Princeton St. Xavier Fairborn Elder Moeller LaSalle Purcell AWARDS MOST VALUABLE PLAYER: Adrian Breen PRIDE, HUSTLE AND DESIRE: Jim Maren BEST OFFENSIVE BACK: Adrian Breen . BEST DEFENSIVE BACK: Rob Burkhart BEST OFFENSIVE LINEMAN: Aiken Napier BEST DEFENSIVE LINEMAN: Mike Mathis MOST IMPROVED PLAYER: John Wagner VARSITY FOOTBALL. First Raw: Jason Rogers. John Wagner. Thomas Gray. Adrian Bree . Allen Napier. James Dean. Don Campbell. Joe Johnson. Second ROW.- Terry Hill. Jim Albr'mck. Pat Glaser. Mark Thesken. Mike Mathis. Sunny Hyde. Jim Maren. Rich Slark. Greg Donovan. Third Row.- Churby Cfowers. Rab Burkharl. Tim Recker, Steve Kiley, William Patterson. Mike Holden. Cedric Evans. Rob Farwick. Fourth Raw.- Dave Marnell. Scott Grau. Marvin Barren. Ken Marshall. Tom Hoffman. Mike Mueller. Tim Back. Tom Barnes. William Weilmarschen. Fifth Row: Bill Ginn. Joe Hice, Derek O'Neal. Jeff Fresnn. Daron Pullin5r Tam Hamburg. Mike Geisen. Tracy Jones. Sixth Row: Bab Hausfeld. Randy Brown. Dave Theurer. Mark Louis. Terry Folzenlogen. Joe Burgoyne. Chuck Criswell. Gene Todd. Seventh Raw.- Asst. Coaches Bob Starkey. Rick Ready. Tom Roebel. Head Coach Rich Fuchs. Asst. Coaches Gus Dooros. Bruce Redd. Kevin Huxel. Dan Starkey Reserve Record Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon l4 l4 0 I4 29 22 25 0 Walnut Hills Princeton Hamilton Badin St. Xavier PurcelI-Marian Elder LaSalle Moeller MOST VALUABLE PLAYER: Murphy Naylor MOST IMPROVED PLAYER: Tom Royston PRIDE. HUSTLE. AND DESIRE: Kelly Collopy ' RESER VE FOOTBALL G.C.l.. CHAMPS RESERVE FOOTBALL. FirstRow:Rob Breen. Rod Robinson. Phil Pich. David Sheehan. John Taylor. Bren Carluyvelles. Rick Leugers. Second Raw: Nick Brauning, Mike Jones. Kelly Collopy. Sean ONeiII. Dan Brielmaier. Harald Trotter, Murphy Naylor. David Llsner. Third Raw.- Mike Blessing. John Murray, Brad Rogers. Chris Chapman. Paul Rengering. Greg Pelrovich. Mike Mahan. Fourth Row: Ev Bracken. Mike Knecht. Joe Hennekes. Joe Grundei, Sean JohnSOn. Rich Johnson. John Slofa. Sean Revels. Fifth Raw.- Coach Dan Starkey, Sieve Saunders, Tam Royston. Steve FumL Coach Bob Starkey. Not Pictured.- Mike Nieman, Ed Jimenez. 33 F x xXH X1 nHmm'$ w. W51 HWY? If! FROSH RECORD Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Princeton LaSaHe St. Xavier Purcell Elder Mueller FRESHMAN FOOTBALL. Firs! Row.- Carl Draginoff, Anthony Valle. Sean Beauchamp. Tim Brauning, Kevin Keppel. Steve Stegeman. Brian Siry. Albert Muldrow. 59cond Row.- Jim Lamping. Jim Wilmes. Kevin Brennan. John Hogan. Chris Patrnon. Charles Neai. Elias Evans. Jack Asher, Jim locke. Third Raw.- Larry Laake, Steve Baumgarmer. Leon Collins. Mark Bess. Dave Schmidt, Rick Greene, Dan Floyd. John Hackman, Don Beck. Kevin Scherpenberg. Fourth Raw: Larry Moyle. Richard Thomas. Adolphus Ward. Scott Hutchings. Tim Urmston. Ron Stark. Andy Dorr. Rodney Summerlin, Tom Hampton. Fifth Row.- CharFes Washington. Larry Southall. Jim Huxel. Tod Wilkins. Dave Napier. Dave Osie. Lenny McIntyre, Kevin Goheen. Ken Wilsin. George Ross. Sixth Raw.- Tim Maury. Coach Ken Janzen. Coach Rick Ready. Coach Rob Rumpke. Coach Fred Fuchs. :54 w r: 939g igii'k; x -66 5... 81 1 d t' uz-wft ,-. TEN LITTLE INDIAN BOYS Went out to dine1 One went and choked himself And then there were nine NINE little Indian boys Sat up very late; One overslept himself And then there were eight. EIGHT little Indian boys Traveling in Devon: One said he'd stay alone And then there were seven. SEVEN little Indian boys Chopping up sticks; One chopped himself in half And then there were six. SIX little Indian boys Playing with a hive; A bumblebee stung one And then there were five. FIVE little Indian boys Going in for law. One got in chancery And then there were faur. FOUR little Indian boys Going Out to sea: A red herring swallowed one And then there were three. THREE little Indian boys Walking in the 200; A bear hugged one - And then there were two. TWO little Indian boys Sitting in the sum One got frizzled up And then there was one. ONE little Indian boy Left all alone; He went and hanged himself And THEN THERE WERE NONE. r Scran'h ha. MyDuck CA5 T STEVE MOUCH as Thomas Rogers GINA PANZECA as Ethel Rogers TOM ROYSTON as Fred Narracott MARIA OLBERDING as Vera Claythorne JON GROOMS as Phillip Lombard STEVE NURRE as Anthony Marston TOM DEUTSCH as William Blore FRANK MAGRO as Gen. John MacKenzie AMIE BELLO as Emily Brent KEN DAVIS as Sir Lawrence Wargrave PAUL FROMMEYER as Dr. Edw. Armstrong FR. DAN ANDERSON. O.F.M. a Director lEFT. SET CONSTRUCTION, Fin: Row: Rob Rink. Bob Bark- er. Jeff Raffenberg. Chris Lemmlnk. Rich Bohl. Second Row: Jim Wiedner. Jim Ftster. Pete Selenke, Chris Sweeney. Jim Arlss. Third Rom Mike Auclello, Dave Reuhi, Jim Goerte- maeller. Fourth Row: Jim Gears. Mike CYMoore, Steve Baines. Jim Feldman. Dennis Beck. Fikb Raw: Rodney Rob inson. Tim Gears. BIII Petersman. Chris Nellner. Chris Tyree. HEIOW lEFT, PRODUCTION CREW. FEM Row.- Kevin Wood. Asst. Director; Jim Radziwon, Lights; Jim Wissel. Scund. Second Raw. Curt Kohler. Stage. Amy Horn. Props. Patty Blessing. Understudy. Jeanne Crawford. Prompter; Tom Steinmetz. Lights. Third Row.- Tom Wall. Stage; Rob Melners. Stage. Beth Uhl. Props. Vince Arielle. Lights; Keith Rebholz. Lights. Mike Sexton. Sound. 41 CHRISTMAS ,. t, ., 1-; w 1': l'..o .. w 412 .-I-.a-Hur. Tw-ssmaw WWW Mm! , 46 50 The IQSJ-SS Roger Bacon Varsity Basketball Team began the season in the shadow of last year's State Championship. Five new Spartans w0uld be wear- ing the Brown and White, trying to carve out their niches in Roger Bacon Basketball Tradition. it was a year which mirrored life itself. The season was characterized by a series of mini-successes and mini failures. In each in- stance. these proud young men showed their ability to bounce back from defeat and to push on to what might lie ahead. It was in post-season play that the team really began to jell. The Cincinnati AAA Sectional Tournament saw the defending state champions open with G.C.L rival PURCELL-MARIAN at Western Hills High School. in another typical league match. the game went down to the wire before Bacon prevailed 5655. In the second round, Roger Bacon faced the third-seeded LASALLE at St. Xavier High School. After having lost to the Lancers by a total of 3 points during the season, the Spartans said no way this time out. Before the shouts of a large student cheering section, Roger Bacon played its most intense game of the year, winning 65-57. Miami University's Millett Hall was the scene for the Sectional Champion- ship with WALNUT HILLS. The Eagles, playing superbly, won the first three quarters but forgot to keep on scoring in the fourth. The Spartans. never forgetting to hustle. bounced back to outscore Walnut Hills l3-5 to send the game into overtime. From there, Bacon took the lead early and stayed there to win its second conseCutive SectiOnal Championship and its eleventh straight tournament game. The District Championship game was played in University of Dayton Arena where Roger Bacon faced KETTERING ALTER. Against the Knights' huge front line. Bacon hustled and scrapped but could not overcome the height factor and its owu cold shooting. Alter became the District Champions 57-40. Those who had hoped for a second straight State Titie might have been disappointed with the l982-83 basketball season; nevertheless, the Spartans can be proud of the PRIDE. HUSTLE. AND DESIRE shown by this senior-led team. Spartans can also be proud of the student body as a whole for providing an outstanding cheering section throughout the Sectional and District Tour- naments. The intensity of the RB cheering section made a big difference to Coach Callahan and the entire squad. One of the most inspiring moments occured in Dayton when the cheering section remained until the very end of the game and then sang the school's fight song in spite of the Spartansi defeat. This was truly a great tribute to a gutsy team. For Men of Bacon. win or lose. are Men of Victory. VA RSITY RECORD SPARTAN REGULAR SEASON PACESETTER Roger Bacon 65 Walnut Hills 60 D. Hausfeld l6 Roger Bacon 57 PrincetOn 45 Eha I5 Lewis l5 Roger Bacon 58 Moeiler 62 Eha l8 Roger Bacon 72 North College Hill GI Eha I7 Roger Bacon 55 Purcell-Marian 63 D. Hausfeld I9 Roger Bacon 73 Colerain 62 D. Hausfeld 3l Roger Bacon 54 Elder 55 Eha l9 Roger Bacon 67 Woodward 73 D. Hausfefd l9 Roger Bacon 50 Miiford 46 Lewis l3 Roger Bacon 5'5 Hamilton Badin 44 Breen l3 Lewis l3 Roger Bacon 54 St- Xavier 48 Lewis l8 Roger Bacon 55 LaSalle 57 Breen l8 Roger Bacon 47 MOEIIET 65 Eha l2 Roger Bacon 65 McNicholas 69 Breen l6 Roger Bacon 75 Purcell-Marian 63 Eha 24 Roger. Bac0n 38 Elder 62 Breen I0 Roger Bacon 60 Aiken 36 Burkhart l4 Roger Bacon 54 5L XaViP-I' 65 Elm I8 Roger Bacon 62 LaSalle 64 Elm 24 TOURNAMENT Roger Bacon 56 Purcell-Marian 55 Sander I8 Roger Bacon 65 LaSalle S7 Eha l9 Roger Bacon 58 Walnut Hills GDU 57 Ella l6 Roger Bacon 40 Kettering Alter 57 Breen ll 52 TOM BARNES ADRIAN BREEN ROB BURKHART CHUCK CRISWELL MIKE DOWNS DAVE EHA BOB HAUSFELD DON HAUSFELD TOM LEWIS RICH SANDER JERRY SCHWARTZ STEVE WIEHE ROB WILKING ROGER BACON OPPONENTS SGVW S'WOD GEH GEIldWElllv 51V09 G'IEIH 39V1N3383d 337; 44g, 3m 38g, 457;, 49g, 367a 4370 43 , 5m, 0070 43$, BGVW SMOHHJ. 3331 I 932-83 VARSITY BASKETBALL STA T5 338i GildWElllV SMOHHl JBVINEDPHd SGNI'IOHEIH SlSlSSV SlNlOd 'IVLOJ. LEFT. VARSITY BASKETBALL. First Ram Steve Wiehe. Adrian Breen. Bob Hausfefd. Dan Hausfeld. Mike Downs. Chuck Criswell, Kevin Sealschon tManagerL Secondkom Coach Bob Callahan, Steve Schradin IManageI-L Rob Burkhart. Dave Eha. Rich Sander. Jerry Schwartz. Tommy Lewis. Jeff Bruns tManasen. Joe Johnson tTrainer; FRESHMAN RECORD Roger Bacon Princeton iR'ogelr Bacon Moeller Roger Bacon Purcell-Marian 'Rog'er Bacon Hamilton Badin Roger Bacon Eider :Roge'r Bacon St. Xavier RogeriBacon 33 LaSalIe RagerBacon 57 St. Xavier Roger Bacon 62 Fairfieid Roger Bacon 50 LaSalle alloger Bacon 45 Fairfield Roget BacOn l8 Mueller Roger Bacon 32 Purcell-Marian Roger Bacon Ii Elder - .:. TOURNAMENT 41 . LaSalle . . 52 Purcell-Marian . 7 ' mpteved Player: Larry Southall .36! Defeneive Player: Yatz Schmidt VARSITY A WARDS: MOST VALUABLE PLA YER.- Dave Eha BEST DEFENSIVE PLA YER: Rich Sander MOST IMPROVED PIA YERS: Adrian Breen Tom Lewis PRIDE. HUSTLE. AND DESIRE.- Jerry Schwartz RESERVE A WARDS: 8E5 T DEFENSIVE FLA YER.- Scott Morrissey MOST IMPROVED PLA YER.- Matt Burchfield MOST IMPROVED PLA YER.- Matt Burchfield CO-CAPTAINS: Dave Kiley Ma tt Burchfield Game I .- Ganre .2: Game 5: Game 4. Game 5: Game 6: Game 7: Game 8: Game 9: Game I0: Game It: Game I2: Game I3: Game I4.- Game I5.- Game I 5.- Game IT.- Game I3: Game I 9: RESER VE RECORD The reserves get off to a Last start as they trounce the Walnut Hills Eagles. 50-2 7. Scott Marrissey Ieads all scorers with I .2 points. with Dave Kiley and Matt Burehfield hitting for I I each. Dawn by 4 with 5 minutes left. 03 ve Kiley comes off the bench to spark the reserves past the Princeton Vikings. 50-35. Scott Marliney': I7 points Ieads the Spatial! scoring with Dave Kiley contributing. KB. plays excellent basketball in the first league game and Whip: MoeIIer. 50-36. Steve Furi leads the inside game with I7 paints. N.C.H. gives the reserves all they can handle but is finally subdued. 59-47. Steve Fumi again hits for I 7 points. Bacon Reserves crush PurceII-Mariah In a lopsided affair by a score a! 50-2I. Scott Marrissey and Dave Kiley score I 3 and I 2 points. respectively. The spartan defense holds the Caletain Cardinals to II points after 5 quarters, and wins 49-39. Again, Dave Kiley and Scott Morrissey lead the scoring with I 4 and to points. respective- Iy. Roger Bacon Reserve: finally get the Panthers as they saundIy defeat Elder. 59-45. Matt Butchfield's offensive rebounding gives him scoring honors with IE points. The Spartan play the Woodward Bulldogs tough and emerge with a 45-44 victory. Matt Burchfield's I3 points leads all scorers while Steve Fumi adds I 4 points. The reserves tangle with the Mitford Eagles at Milford Scott Marrissey's t4 points leads the reserves to a 55-39 victory. Scott's performance was supported by Steve Fumi with 9 points. Da ve Kiley, Matt Burchiieid. and Harold Trotter. each scoring 8 points. The Spartans hold the Hamilton-Badin Rams to 8 points in the first half and then proceed to win the game, 54-20. Everyone see: action at the reserves win their tenth game in a row. with no team coming closer than I0 points. Upset-minded St. Xavier comes to St. Bernard in hopes of endIng the reserves winning streak. And they do just that by a 35-52 score. The reserve are heId to 2.? points beIow their offensive average. R.B. reserves bounce back against LaSaIIe, holding the lancer: to 9 first halfpoints. Everyone see: action in this game as 2.8. wins hands dawn. 6 I -3 7. Scott Morrissey's I 5 points and Matt Burchfield's I I points lead aIl scorers. The Spartans meet upset-mlmied Moelier in a tough G.C.l.. game. The reserves play their best game of the season both offensively and defensively. as they beat Mueller. 50-49. Steve Fumi score: I 3 and Matt Burchiield hits for I 7. Scott Morris- sey sinks the game-wfhnlhg free throw with 4 seconds Ieft. The reserves' inside game comes together again as Matt Burchtield hits for I 6 points and Steve Fumi scores I4 paints. Roget Haeon downs McNichaIas 55-3 7. The Spartan defense hoIds the Rockets to L? tirst half points. The reserves run into a scrappy PutteII learn but manage to hoid them scoreless in the second quarter as they hold the CavaIiers to just II tint halfpaints. Rick $tegeman makes his debut as a dominant force a: he scores I6 points. Spartans win. 50-29. Into the Pit the Spartans travel to take an the Elder Panth rs in a battle for Hrst place. The Spartans play excellent bask tbaII but are unable to hit crucial free throws In the fourth quarter as the Panthers nIp them in overtime. 48-46. The reserves hit 7 far II from the line as they are upset by a mediocre Aiken team, 45-4I. The St. Xavier Bombers take the Spartans to task by a score of 55-59. sending 3.8. into third pIace in the G.C.I.. The reserve: hold laSaIIe to I I first half paints and go on to win 44-28. The reserves and the season with a record of I5-4. and a tie for second place in the G.C.l.. 53 4 5 RESERVE BASKETBALL, First Raw.- Sean Johnson, Sean Revels, Matt Burchfield. Steve Fumi. Ev Bracken. Bill Myers. Andre Johnson. Wlanagery Second Row: coach Tom Singleton. Chris West Managed. Dave Kiley. Scott Morrissey. Harold Trotter. Tim Schmidl. Kevin Yarbrough. Greg Knight Managerl FRESHMAN BASKETBALL. First Row: Craig Kuderer. Todd Wilking, Tim Maury. Tim Sealschon. Lennyl McIntyre. Richard Thomas. Second Raw: Asst. Coach Ken Jansen. Todd Harrison UrainerL George Schmidt. Jim Wood. Paul Brannan, Jack Asher. Coach Fred Cooper. CHEERLEADERS and WRESTLETTES Above. VARSITY CHEERLEADER. Sitting.- Kelly Schmidt. Chris Ward. Mary Burke. Kneeling: Lori Murphy. Kathy Keim. Missing, Pam McMonough. Right. RESERVE CHEERLEADERS. Sitting.- Gina Voiz. Julie Bathori, Jan Schnieder. Kneeiing: Tina Dwartman, Heather Arzman. Becky Keim. Tina St. Clair. Jo Ann Deidesheimer Above. VARSITY WRESTLETTES. From Row: Lori Freson, Suzie Annis. Terri Anne Dusa, Middle: Coleen Glaser, Christie Whitehead, Maria Hammer, Shannon Houchens Back Row.- Lisa Riedinger. Cathy Gerbus. Julie Carroll. Missy Annis. Ellie Busken. 57 WRESTI. ING Although the I982-l983 season wasn't an outstanding sea- son it was a remarkable one. Plagued by many injuries early in the season, the Spartan grapplers defeated both the class AAA sectional champions Elder and AA sectional champions Reading in regular season dual matches. AlthOugh they placed 4th in the G.C.l... the wrestling team had 3 wrestlers in the State Finals to put Roger Bacon ISth in the state. There were some Outstanding wrestlers this season. such as Allen Napier, Kris Wilhoit, Kirk Vonderhaar, Terry Folzen- logen. and sophomore Mike Blessing. Allen and Kris both set new school records, and Allen also placed 5th in State compe- tition. Some wrestlers will miss the sport of wrestling as they graduate; but overall, the seniors and the rest of the team will have just enjoyed the togetherness and memories of this wrestling season. 60 62 VARSITY WRESTLING. First Raw: Robert Jackson. Phil Pich, Brian Siry. Chris Patmon. Steve Welsh. Tim Vandegraft. Kris Wilhoit. Second Raw.- MJike Egessznegi. Tim Recker, Alan NapiEr. Jeff Freson. Kirk Vonderhaar. Tracy Jones. Third Row,- Coach Dan Starkey. Phil Norman. 560 HHTIEY- Tom Hamburg. 09 m ' Andy Ceddia. Scott Grau. Steve Kiiey. Dan Floyd mainen. Coach Tom Roebel. VA RSITY RECORD Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon St. Xavier Princeton Mt. Healthy Reading Greenhills Northwest Elder Western Hills Sycamore Forest Park Purceii-Marian Holiday Classic: Indian Hill Invitational: Finneymwu Invitational: G.C.L.: Sectional: District: State: Most Valuable Wrestler.- Allen Napier Most Improved Wrestler: Mike Blessing Spartan Spirit Award.- Tim Recker Roger Bacon Roger Bac0n Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon St. Xavier Mt. Healthy Reading Northwest Greenhills Purcell-Marian Forest Park Moeller Sycamore Lakota Forest Park Elder LaSalle Cavalier Reserve Invitational: G.C.L Tournament: Most Valuable Wrestler: Joe Grundei Most Improved Wregller: Joe Dorr Kevin Sopher Spartan Spirit Award.- Kelly Collopy FRESHMAN RECORD Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Baccm Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon St. Xavier Amelia Princeton Norwood Moeller LaSaHe Elder Purcell Freshman Tournament: White Oak Invitational: Frosh G.C.L. Most Valuable Wrestler: Adolphus Ward M05! Improved Wrestler; Rick Drees Spartan Spirit Award: David Napier 4th 3rd 2nd 135 FRESHMAN WRESTLING, First Row.- Steve Wolke. Shawu Nolan. John Hogan. Juan Belmome. Adolphus Ward, Rick Farwick. Steve Dierling. Rick Drees, Second Row.- Coach Dan Starkey. Jim Lamping, Tom Schultz, Ken Buckman. Donald Beck, John Russell. Tom Vandegraft. Marcos Andreotta. Trainer Dan Floyd. Coach Tom Roebel. Third Row. Chris Bachman. Steve Eiing. Dan Brockhuis, David Napier. Tim Hampton. Chris Fuka. RESERVE WRESTLING. Firs! Raw.- Darryl Shorter, Tim Brauning, Gerald Benson. Jim Hamburg. Larry Watts. Andy Dorr. Mike Mahan. Second Raw: Coach Torn Roebel. Tom Jen. Bob Siry. Ed Jimenez. John Lindeman. Jeff Walters. Kevin Sopher. Trainer Dan Floyd. 67 SWIMMING SWIM TEAM. Sitting.- Dave Beckman. Rodney Summerlin. Kneeling: Dave Witsken, Mike Taney. David Wisner. Mike Mitchell. John Frenlsos. Third Row.- Chuck Kohl. Tim Nolan. Jerry Fremsas. Bryan Kroeger. Darrin Roll, Coach Bill Carey. Fourth Row: Rob Gruber. Dennis Beck. Todd Lehker. Chris Lemmink. Mike Cripe. 63 JERRY FRENTSOS WINS STATE! FIRS T IN 200 INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY SEASON? 855 T 200 Free Style 200 Individual Medley 50 Yard Free Style I00 Butterfly I 00 Freestyle 500 Freestyle 100 Backstroke 1'00 Breast Stoke Jerry Frentsos Jerry Frentsos Jerry Frentsos John Frentsos Jerry Frentsos Jerry Frentsos Jerry Frentsos Jerry Frentsos KW; m Diagnosac- and Mastery Toasts ADMINISTRA TION REV. JAMES M. BOK, O.F.M. Principal REV, SYLVESTER HEPPNER, 0,F.M. Vice Principal Business Manager MR. CHARLES A. GROSSER Dean of Students 74 GUIDA NCE MR. WILLIAM MOULLIET Director of Develgpment F R , I EI r hm REV. DENNIS MOFFITT. O.F.M. - 3 ' . .SANDRA ALTMAN Guidance Counsellor v , .- Guidance Director BRO. JOE HALEY. O.F.M. Asst. Business Manager 75 Mr. Robert P. Starkey . Richard M. Fuchs I: anlw; D'P. : I HC' ! m! a m Sr. Mary Johanna Niklas, R.S.M. 76 Mr. James J. Uhrig Mr. Joseph Kneip Mr. William Becker 78 BUSINESS Mr: August . I Dooi'os Right.- Mr. Robert P. Callahan Below.- Mr. Donald J. Fenton Mr. Kevin R. Huxel MATHEMA TICS Left: Mr. Frederick P. Widmeyer Below: Mr. John R. Butz 79 RELIGION 55 KIM! Rev, Edmund Moore, O.F.M. Rev. Patrick McCloskey! O.F.M. 3 . f 23' jun Gene Mayer. O.F.M. u; aw Rev. Alan Heet. O.F.M. ,x q ,4 1V1 liar '- :47! FINE ARTS kr'i m H. i Rev. Rick Kasp , 6: 5f 1 81 .A. -Ld . 7 ...4-....4..',. ENGLISH Mr. Ronald R. Lamb Mr. William P. Carey Mr. Boyd Martin 82 3;. ?'-.-.'Rev. Daniel Anderson. O.F.M. Mr. J. Douglas Fay . mmm-m I m 111:; Mi J3: PHYSICAL EDUCATION i u ........ q I I .j .1 7L 7 A; .v- - - - ' : . . : q I . I ABOVE.- Mr. James E. Williamson RIGHT.- Mr. David P. Feichtner LA NGUA GES 34 'a H Na AS .;MLHM$A Mr. Fred Cooper, Jr., SeIf-Contained Program Miss Mary B. Boland, Librarian LIBRAR Y 85 Mr. Bob Simon. Guidance Mr. Joe Yearwood. Remedial Reading Mrs. Jane Kagy. Speech and Hearing Mr. Bob Stark Psychologist CAFETERIA STAFF. First Row: Mrs. Edythe Lawrence. Mrs. Jessie Milazzo. Mrs. Clara Hennel. Mrs. Jane Hardewig. Second Raw.- Mrs. Agnes Vanden-Eynden. Mrs. Mary Clare Freese. Mrs. Shirley Hausfeld. Mrs. Meiba Doellman. Miss Marynell Gaier, RN. 86 Miss Barb Brodbeck. Remedial Math Mrs. Ann Stansbury Mrs. Dolores Herbe Mr. Steve Schneider Mr. Andy FI'BESE Mr. Ed Albrinck Mrs. Janet Grimes Asst. Librarian B7 7 STUDEN T SENA TE ABOVE. STUDENT SENATE. Firs: RomDan Anderson. John Wagner. Tim Recker. Tom Barnes. Steve Kiley. Derek O'Neal. Rob Burkhan. Second Row.- George Hardewig. Kris Wilhoil. Ken Gullette. Jeff Freson, Mike Samara, Pat Listermann. Kirk Vonderhaar. Tarn Eckart. Jerry Schwartz. JeH Bruns. Tony Hampel. BELOW, SENATE OFFICERS. Kneeling: John Wagner. President; Mike Samoro. Treasurer. Standing; Dan Anderson. Vice Presidenl; Kirk Vonderhaar, Secretaryl Bro. Gene Mayer. O.F.M.. Moderator. Mupm u... mam .q. .4 A... m.wp-.;- 92 I T19 ACA DEMIC LEFT. IT'S ACADEMIC TEAM. First Row.- Curt Kohler. Paul Winekind. Karl Hiller. John Wagner. Second Raw.- Tom Steinmetz. Mr. Jim Uhrig Moderalod, Tom Morrison. MERI T SCHOLA R5 Paul Frommeyer. National Merit Semifinalish John Wagner. Commended Stu- dent. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY BELOW NATIONFKL HONOR SOCIETY, CLASS OF '33. First Raw.- Charles Deidesheimer. Tom Singer. John Wagner Nice PresidentL Joe Vu. Second Row: Pat Lislermann Wresadenn. John O'Bryan. Joe Hennard, Jeff Bruns. Ted Schmalz. Third Row: Fr. Patrick McCloskey. O.F.M. ModeramrL Tim Gray. Joe Sarley. Bill Kreyenhagen. Dave Kiefier. Tom Ziegler. Jerry Schwartz. Curt Kohler. 93 94 RIGHT. SPIRIT COMMITTEE. First Row.- Dan Anderson. Tony Nies. Mike Santoro. Bull Shockley. Jeff Bruns. Second Row.- Hank Aus- denmoore. Darrin Roll. Dan Themas. Ken Gul- lelle. Mike Wood. Third Row,- Joe Waldmann. Don Campbell. Curr Kohler. Steve Mouch. Steve Nurre. John Wagner. Mr. Gus Doaros BIG BROTHERS BELOW. BIG BROTHERS. First Row; Joe Wald- rnann. James Radziwon. Brian Rebholz. Darrin Roll. Tony Nies. Paul Sims. Dave Maze. Bill Shockley. Jon Grooms. Second Row.- Eric Pane. Tam Steinmetz. Sean Pastor. Jeff Koester. Greg Anderson. Steve Baines. Paul Wittekind. Frank Magro. Maurice Baker, Fr. Dennis Moderato0. Third Row.- Dan AnderA son. Dan Thomas. Tom Hamburg. Paul Jansen. Paul Ruwe. Dave Schneider. Jeff Bruns. Eric Wurzbacher. Tony Beard. Fourth Row: Steve Mouth. Scan Hurley. Chip Hafele. Kevin Wood. Mike Auciello. Ken Ungruhe, Brlan Lakes. Allen Boerger. Andy Ceddia. Dave Kieffer. SPIRI T COMM! TTEE BACONEAN BA CONIA N tEFT. Fr. Patrick McCIoskey. O.F.M.. Moderv awn Jeff Bruns. Editor; Mrs. Sandy Altman. Asst Moderator. SHOW, BACONIANSTAFF. Sealed: Dan AnA derson. Bill Shockley. Rob Lambert. Steve Nurre. John Wagner. Standing: Frank Magro. Tom Schneider. Tom Morrison. Eduard Ji menez. George Boston. LEFI. JOURNALISM CLASS. Seared.- Pat Hinnenkamp. Ken Ungruhe. Ben Jordan. Dave Eha. Mike Au- ciello. Standing: Jim Doerger. J.P. Kroger. Chris Drahman. Richard Ratterman. Mike Morton. John Coddinglon. .lh':la 96 TENNIS RIGHT. RESERVE TENNIS. Kneeling.- Dave Beck- man. John Fremsos. Scott Schaefer. Tony Pelers. Second Raw.- Dave Gardner Wlanagew, Rodney Robinson. Mike Mitchell. Steve Boback. Phil Weslerbeck. BELOW. VARSITY TENNIS. Kneel- ing.- Tam Whitehead. Joe Bushelman. John Gund- lach. Bob Bolte. Tim Schmalz. Standing.- Sieven Baines ManagerL Chris Donahue. Ted Alverson. Guy Schmidt. Dave Eling. John Jennewein, Fr. Rick Kasper Coachy RIGHT. RESERVE GOLF. Kneeling: Tony Peters. Dennis Wright. Pat Dyer. Mark Bollmer, Paul Burns. John Ring. Standing: Mart Sensel. Rob lam- bert. Dave Luken, Mike Hoffmann. Ken Schafer. Pete Selenke, Tony Wolke. John Sheanshang. Coach: Joe Yearwood. PENMA N LEFT. PENMAN STAFF. First Raw.- Greg Souza. Rod Robinson. Andy Dorr, Paul Wittekind. Second Row: Ken Jessen, Frank Magro. Frank McElwain. Nathan McClain. Chris Bachman. Joe Vu. Third Raw.- Rob Gruber. Tim Roy. Pat Meyer, Steve Wolke. David Witsken. David Reuhl. Mr. Donald McGrath Mcderatarl Fourth Row: Daren Pullins. Ken Ungruhe, Jeff Baur. Mark Delang. PRO-IJFE GROUP ABOVE. PRO-LIFE GROUP. First Raw: Jeff Koester. Kevin Wood. Sec- ond Row: John Wagner. Darrin Roll. Larry Witsken. David Beckman. Chris Juniet. Third Row.- Matl Skinner. Ed Jimenez, Sean Pastor. Denis Dooley. Fourth Row; Jim Heller. John Gundlach. Brian Hauck. Rob Wilkins. James Feldman. Mr. Tom Singleton. Moderator. Fifth Row: Eric Wurzbacher. Mike Sexton. GOLF lEFT. VARSITY GOLF TEAM. First Row. Gary Giuliano. Carl Nissan. Adam McKinley. Second Raw: Mike lorenz. John Gundlach. Third Row: Joe O'Leary, Ed Sensel, Brian Lakes. Coach Tom Singleton. 97 JUNIOR COUNCIL ON WORLD AFFAIRS JUNIOR COUNCIL ON WORLD AFFAIRS, First Row.- Tom Morrison, Torn Steinmetz. Joe Bushelman. Joe Vu. John Scranton. Paul Wittekind. Tam Hoffman. Second Raw.- Jeff Bruns, Dan Anderson. Nick Kalti. Greg Edwards. John Wagner, Curl Kohler. Tim Gray Steering Committee MemberL Mike Cardweii. Third Row: Ron Meyer. Jim Radziwon. Tim Powers. Derek ONeal. Steve KileyA Fourth Row.- Tim Recker. Joe Burgoyne. Je Freson. Steve Elsasser. Mr. Jim Llhrig, Moderator. ' v 91'11-91 aw uox L1 a ,3. vxo , w it a :1 ATHLETIC TRAINERS LEFT. ATHLETIC TRAINERS. Sitting: Sean McGee. Todd Harrison. Kneeling: Tim Billinghurst. Dan Floyd. Mike Santoro. Jerry Schwartz. Chuck Helmes. Sland- ing: Ron Schwartz. Joe Johnson. George Hardewig, Nathan McClain. Matt Sensel. Moderator: Bro. Michael Montgomery. O.F.M. CHESS ABOVE RIGHT. VARSITY CHESS TEAM NO. I, Sitting: John Ungruhe. John O'Bryan. Bob Knight. Standing: Denis Dooley. Mr. Fred Widmeyer Moderalod. lEFT. VARSITY CHESS TEAM NO. 3. filling: Ken Ungruhe. Goose Givens. Mike Miller. Standing: John Gundlach, Frank Magro, Jim Ariss. ABOVE lEFL RESERVE CHESS TEAM. Sitting: Jim Gears. Tim Gears. Standing: Lamont Bohannan. Jim Hull. FAR LEFT. CHESS CLUB. Sitting: Rodney Robinson. Jason Rogers. Second Raw: David Berle. Dave Scully. 99 MERI T STA FF RIGHT. MERIT STAFF: Bro. Gene Mayer. O.F.M.. Curt Kohler. Mike Samara. Tom Steinmetz. Joe Bushelman. BELOW RIGHT. DEBATE TEAM. Sitting, Richard Bohl. Pete Selenke. Standing: Tom Deutsch. Mr. Boyd Marlin Moacm. Den- nis Beck. Mark Gihlin. BELOW. PHOTOGRAPHERS: Denis Doo- ley. Rich Bohl. Torn Schneider. David Gardner. Darrin Hanes. PHOTOGRA PHERS DEBA TE TEAM ABOVE, Firs: Raw.- Tom Knight. John Ring. larry Cardwell. Second Row: Jim Geers. Bill Martins. ThirdRow:Paui Burns. Denis Dooley. Jim Fisler. RIGHT. Bob Knight. Mr. Ron Lamb. Adviser; John O'Bryan FAR RIGHT.- Mr. J. Douglas Fay. Business Mgr.; Don Campbell. Busiw ness Ass'x. TROUBA DOUR LEFT. Firs! Raw.- Dave Reuhl. Steve Baines. Mike O'Moore. Second Row.- Mike Cardwell. Bill Eckhoff. EELOW. Firs! Raw: Tony Wolke. Dave Quiiano. Dave Gardner. Second Raw.- Kevin Jordan. Mike Nieman. Third Row.- George Boston. Ted Wilke. Ed Jimenez. FM? ' ' ' Marcos Andreotta Jack Asher Steve Baumgarlner Jeff Baur r, Monroe Bohannon Mark Bollmer Ed Bradford Paul Brannen w L: . $z $5.. I at; f IV 1 'J . L :- - Doug Bruns Mark Buchheit Ken Buckman Andy Bushelman Al Caldwell Larry Cardwell x . Don Coleman Leon Collins WW Dennis Steve Dierling 108 DeldeshEImer L 3- Sean Beauchamp Dennis Beck Dan Beck David Beckman Juan Belmont: Mark Bess Doug BirREHhEI-ier Reggie Carter Brian Cobb Tom Ccnnelly Tim Cock Andy Dcrr Carl Draginoff Rick Dress Chris Dunn Mike Dunn Greg Durham Pat Dyer 109 Ed Hunter Kurt Juengling 110 Steve Eling Greg Graen Jeff Junie! Tom Knight Elias Evans Rick Greene Tom Kramer Richard Farwick Darryl Gregory Craig Kuderer ti ' : . RA a ' V N;- Jim Fisler Rob Gruber Larry Laake ; Tom Hampton Jim Lamping Todd Harrison Clark Leanard Otis Garner Joe Geiglc r x$ Kevin Hilson John Hagan Jim Hull Antone Heater 29 Carl Jarmon Quillion Jefferson Mark Jelinek Eric Johnson Frank Johnson Allie Jones a Chris Lemmink Doug Lippincon Jim Locke Mark Longshore Dave Luken Jerry Lunsfard George Maringer Rob Martin Albert Muldrow Dave Osie Joe Overberg Matt Overberg Chris Patmon Anthony Peter ,2. i. . r Hg .1: H ' r XV?- . .. f: ' f5 Jeff Raffenberg Carl Rapking Chuck Reckers John Ring Marlon Roberts Tim Rosmarin George Ross 112 k Tim Maury Terrence McCuin Frank McElwain Redney McFadden Lenny McIntyre Steve Miller Mike Mitchell Kevin Moore Mark Moulliet Larry Moye Jerry Mueller Randy Mueller Dave Napier Bill Pelersman Rodney Pins Paul Popp Frank Rusnak John Russell Kevin Scherpenberg Dave Schmidt George Schmidt Man Schmidi 113 Brian Shepherd Steve Schon Andy Schuermann Tom Schultz Tim Sealschutt Matt Sensel John Sheanshang 1W RX Adolphus Ward Charles Washington Brian Watsm tarry Watts Joe Weaver Jim Weidner Fred Westerbtck Todd Wilkins Chris Williams Ken Williams Blake Willingham Jim Wilmes Dave Wisner P31 WOIOhan 114 Brian Siry Tom Smith larry Sauthall Nick Stavale Kaiser Stewart Chris Stone Marcus Stoneskreet Mike Taney Richard Thomas Tim Utmston Ton Vandegrafl Eric Vinegar Ben Wallace Doug Walsh 1 . Phil Westerbeck Joe Weslerkamm Robert While Steve Wolke Jim Wood TDdd Wurzbacher 55W mam Nick Brauning Rob Breen William Brooks Dave Buening Man Burchfield Ken Burl Sean Clarke Larry Colbert Geoff Coleman Ron Corcoran Robert Coors Dani: Dooley Herbert DuBois Jeff Eagle Mark Eiiers Jonathan EHion Chris Farrell Gary Favors 11B Jeff Anders Jim Ariss Jeff Barnhorsr Shawn Bentz Keith Bergin Ron Boehm Ev Bracken r A I , '1? g i Don Birkenheuer Dan Brielmaier Greg Cartuyvelles kg, Rf Pat Curran Bob DeJ'ong Ken Delaney Tom Deutsch '. ,. Iii? 4: .ix Jimmy Fay Joe Fay Jim Feldman Jim Feldman Gerry Fischer Don Frierson StFeve FUFIHF iamaw e Joe Grundei Torn Hagen Andy Gleason '6 Mike Hoffman Tim Howard Kev in Jordan w. 71. Tom Kuhns Kurt Kroger Rick Krummen Chris Martin Bill Marting Mark Miller Mike Moore Rod Maarehead Scot! Morrissey Dave Mueller 120 Jim Hamburg Jeff Hampel Sieve Hauser Bill Haussler ' N$i Jeff Huber Oscar Hurrn Tom Jacob Dave Jacobs .- .w l Chris Kin Tim Kling Dan Kluener Mike Knecht Todd Lehker Richard Leugers Paul McDonald Jerry McGlasson John Murray Bill Myers Murphy Naylor Chris Neltner Mike Nieman Eugene Norman Sean O'Neill 121 Phil Ostendcrf Ralph Paige Rad Robinson Brad Rogers Matt Royer lg:7 f- .. Pete Selenke Dave Sheehan Tim Shively Darryl Shorter John Taylor Bill Tempel John Wellman Doug Wernicke Mike Westerkamm Jeff Whyle 122 Phil Pich Dave Quiiano Tom Rosyton Steve Saunders Scott Schaefer Paul Siebel Bob Siry Mike Vacariello Matt Vollmar Greg Wieland Ted Wilke Dave Wilsken I3; t Tim Rechel J9 ? Redmond Sean Reveis Robert Rhoden Frank Rieman Dave Robinson Tim Schmidt Phil Stanley Rick Stegeman John Slofa David Slrotman Chris Sweeney Brian Taylor Gary Warden Tony Wolke Dennis Wtight Kevin Yarbrough T 8. NORTH BEND Rt: ' A ?CIIA VINE ST '- Did he say to the right or to the left? OH NO! Fr. Sylvester is gonna kill us for that! Pleased lo meet you. my man. The aboriginal custom of moving rhylhmically to the beat of percus- sion and strings can be quaintly soothing. E :3 . Olumide Akapo Derek Archer Tim Back Steven Baines Maurice Baker Ron Baktr --waw V'SE F Pat Bristow Randy Brown Sean Brown Joe Burgoyne Churby Clowers Dennis Colleu Mike Coombs Chuck Criswell Jeff Curran Mark DeJong Nick DiBartolomeo u J . K . Mike Downs Chris Drahman Scott Evans Rob Farwick 128 Mike Cardwell Andy Ceddia Rob Burkhart Joe Bushelman Chuck Byrd Reggie Davis Brian Ellers Gary Flowerdew Terry Falzenlogen Jerry Fremsos Jeff Freson Mike Geisen Bill Ginn Mike GIeason 129 t x Jim Goertemoeller i i i Joe Hice Nick Kalti Joe Meiners 130 Dave Hill Tim Kappner Jon Mentzer Scott Grau Ed Keliis Dan Lowen Jim Menzer Jerry Gregory Steve Lynch Dan Miller Bob Griffin Sean Griffith Mike Mueller Rich Mueller John Gundlach Greg Moore Tony Harris Bob Hausfeld Greg Hellman Jeff Helmer Tony Hennies Pat Hinneukamp Torn Hoffmann John Janning Paul Jansen Andri Johnson Tracy JONES Marlin Krahl J.P. Kroger Terry Laverty Kevin Listermann a ,v Qs- w W a a Frank Magro ' Mark Mahon Ken Marshall mg Dave Morrisson Tom Morrison Mike Morton Kevin Mulcare Joe Mushaben Don Meyer Ron Meyer 131 F 1, Don Myers Tim Nolan Phil Norman r41 f; .' Ever! . . i J? l :3 .1 s. K Daron Pullins Jim Radziwon Richard Ranerman Mike Rayburn Brian Rebholz L 4;; Tim Schmalz Dave Schomaker Kevin Sealschon Torn Steinmetz Jay Suilivan Dave Theurer Anthony Thomas Gene Todd x , m N m 1- H $21 w. m . ., JH q4 Torn Whitehead Sieve Wiehe Rob Wilkins Richy Williams Jim Wissel Larry Witsken Paul Wittekind 132 II? n Mike Norris '3; Law. William Patterson Eric Part2 Devert Porter EL 7 r W s. r N. , I I 'xu' Tim Recker Dave Reuhl Tavis Richardson William Robinson e g : l '; John Sengewald Ed Sensel Mike Sexton Paul Smith Greg Souza -L - W? W Him : I . L L ; .m .k ,3me IE J....Fu u LI Ken Ungruhe Tim Vandegraf: Pete Van Hoosier Tom Wall William Watson Steve Welch Chtis West Mike Holden Scott Huriey Steve Marks Tim Richter 138 First Row.- Mike Benton. Roger Siebenthaler. John Scranton. Greg GlaSSmeyer Ureasured, Paul Grein GecretaryL Sean McGee tDrum MajorL Joe Sarley Wke PresidenU, John O'Bryan Gresidenn. Steve Nichols Bill Eckhoff. Second Raw.- Paul Wittekind. Tony Andreotta. Dan Briggs, Dave Baker, Mike Shepherd, Ric Neyer. Bob Knight. Jon-Paul Kroger. Mike CardwelL Third Row,- Mike Auciello, Tom Bradshaw. Doug Smith. Goose Givens. Nathan McClain. Dave Scully. Tim Gray. Fourth Row: Chris Rogers. Chris Mundy. Tom Kammer. Dave Eling. Mark Landon. Dave Kieffer. Mike Downs. Kevin Kroger. A'V . RIGHT, SPARTAN COLOR GUARD. First Row.- Maria Demasi. Lisa Detmer. Alice Scranton. Tina Bosse. Kathy lamping. Ann Goertemoeller. Second Row.- Sandy Doerflein. Lisa CorCOran. Karen Walters. Laura Meinking. Trisha Shuirz, Sheila Lynch Ko-Caytainy Connie Nusekable. Debbie Ariss. Third Row.- Tracy Bertrum. Sue Walsh. Patty Grain. Shelly Runtz. Denise Weingarmen Forth Row.- Theresa Luensman. Karen Barcus. Julie Downs, Ann Garrett. Amy Carter. Shauna Steigerwald. Missing.- Krista Swallow Kaptaim. Firs! Row.- Ed Keuper. Rick Krummen. Darryl Gregory. Andy Schuermann. Man Heiman. Mike Westerkamm. Second Raw.- Bruce Jackson. Tom Krfghl. Steve Hauser. Ed Hunter. Tom Cunnely. Torn Jacob. Tim Stemz. Rob Marlin. Third Row.- PhiE Stanley, Kenny Williams. Rodney McFadden. Dave Quuano. Mark Buchhei1.Tim Corbett. Joe Kluener. Bill Covington. Bill Martina. Fourth Row:Ron Corcoran. Mark Longshore. Dave Strotman. Chuck Hennard. Randy Mueller. Larry Cardwell. Shawn Benlz. Joe Weslerkarnrn. Joe Meister. Kaiser Stewart. Joe Redmond. VARSITY BASEBALL. First Raw: Steve Schradin UManagerL Tom Lewis. Eric Siegel. Dave Martini. Joe Johnson. Gary Flowerdew. Ran Meyer. Joe Hice. O'Brian Forbes Wianaged. Serond Row.- Torn Hoffmann. Mark Blessing. Joe O'Leary. Kris thho'rl. Mike Dyer. Mike Schaffer. Mike Norris. Ihird Row: John Wagner. Rob Burkhari. Cedric Evans. Jerry Schwartz. Ev Bracken. Dave Eha. Fourth Raw.- Head Coach Gus Dooros. Asst. Coach Fred Cooper. M 9... '45- .9. 7 hwix'l.1+o !4.fu ' m -.- RESERVE BASEBALL, First Row: KeL ly Collope. Bryan Kroeger. Dave Ki- ley. Scott Morrissey. Phil Pich. Bill Haussler, Harold Trotter. Second Row.- Mike Mahan. Nick Brauning. Ken Kuderer. Mike Jones. Bill Myers. John Stofa. Third Raw: Ri- chie Johnson, Terry Schaeper. Mike Hoffmann. Mike Knecht. Coach Torn Roebel. uewixyclu' ; QhCDJ Ra QMSCM, RB FROSH BASEBALL. First Row.- Vatz Schmidt. Joe Geigler. Carl Jarrnon. Jim Lamping. Tom Kramer. Kevin Brennan. Second Row.- Manager Steve Wolke. Andy Dorr. Tim Urm- slon. Dave Osie. Chris Parmon. Third Row.- Mark Bess, Todd Willb ing. Larry Todd. Tim Sealschott. Nor Pictured: Coach Ken Janzen. Asst. Coach John Farrell. 145 cg'fzgm 5. NORTH awry m3. 7 J; 5 VINE 51'. - 70I4v .191 fin VARSITY RECORD Roger Bacon 2 Walnut Hills I Roger Bacon 4 North College Hill 3 Roger Bacon 3 Deer Park l2 Roger Bacon 5 Greenhills l3 Roger Race 6 LaSalle I Roger Bacon 3 Purcell-Marian 7 Roger Bacon 2 St. Xavier 6 Roger Baccm 6 Greenhills 3 Roger Bacon 0 LaSalle 4 Roger Bacon 0 LaSalle 4 Roger Bacon 0 Elder D Roger Bacon l0 Elder '7 Roger Bacon 2 McNicholas 9 Roger Bacon 3 St. Xavier 5 Roger Bacon 2 Moeller 3 Roger Bac0n 2 St. Xavier 5 Roger Bacon 2 Mneller 5 Roger Bacon 9 PurceII-Marian 5 Roger Bacon 3 Western Hills l Roger Bacon 2 Forest Park 3 Roger Bac0n 4 Mason 4 Roger Bacon 10 Aiken 5 Roger Bacon 4 Withrow 3 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Roger Bacon 4 LaSalle 3 R093 Bacon 2 Norwood 0 Roger Bacoa 7 Mueller 5 Roger Bacon 0 Elder 5 RESER VE RECORD Roger Bacon i0 Walnut Hills Roger Bacon 7 Princeton Roger Bacon 2 laSalle Roger Bacon 3 Purcell-Marian Roger Bacon 4 LaSalle Roger Bacon 8 Elder Roger Bacon 2 Elder Roger Bacon 9 McNicholas Roger Bacon 4 Moeller Roger Baum l9 St. Xavier Roger Bacon 8 Purcell-Marian Roger Bacon 9 Moeller Roger Bacon 6 St. Xavier COACHES' CLASSIC TOURNAMENT Roger Bamn 3 LaSalle Roger Bacon 7 Moeller Roger Bacon 9 Princeton FROSH RECORD Roger Baccm l2 Princeton Roger Bacon 2 Moeller Roger Bacon 2 Moelier Roger Bacon 6 Princeton Roger Bacon 7 Princeton Roger Bacon 9 Sycamore Roger Bacon l2 Sycamore Roger Baccm 2 Aiken Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon North College Hill North College Hill Sycamore 54s quumm mum 4mw mmu wm-mmmwuw-m 147 J- 1.; ffi-Rifw':xma VARSITY TRACK. Firs: Row: Bob Barker Wlanagen. Gama! Fuller. Rick Sica. Vince Becks. Eric Porte. Sean Griffith, Derek O'Neal. Bob Griffin. George Ross Managerl Second Raw: Scott Hurley. Greg Edwards. Dave Schneider, Mide Bedford. Gene Todd. Bill Gian, Bill Robinson. Third Raw. Mr. Kevin Huxel Mead CoachL Greg Givens Manage0. Randy Brown. Bill Wietmarschen. Dave Marnell, Kerry Nusekabel ManagerL - 5115!? x :25! $3M ii, mama , . ' Q NJ -;. 7 - A ' wcmm '3'; . wutk 1m LQ- . . ' i mug: ' 1F .ucaa- :UGER ' gnuER ' -- k JAEUW 3 swung , IgAEDN ' ' '1 X RESERVE TRACK. First Row.- George Boston. Gerry Den- son. Tom Jacob. Man Vol!- rnar. Karl Kauffman. Bret Cariuyvelles. Paul Ranger- ing. Second RowiGary War- den. Chip Condom. Paul Jett. Tim Gears. Jeff Barn- horst. Brad Rogers. Don Frierson. Third Row: Coach Kevin Huxel. Greg Givens 1Manageri, Fred Alexander. Rudy Lagdameo. Tom Roys- ton. Kerry Nusekabel 1Man- ageri. .1555: .5 vsiacuia RUGER 1BAEDNi ' 35151351111 BACON? 3 i1 5 FRESHMAN TRACK. First Raw- Todd Harrison. Blake Willingham. Mark BoiJmer James Geers Mike Taney Sean Beauchamp. Jim Wood Dave Wisner. Pat Dyer. Juan Belmonte. Tony Volle Second Row. Robert White. Ken Buckman. Steve DierEing, Frank Rusnak John Fayles. Scott Hutchings, Richard Thomas, Adolphus Ward. Tom Smith. Bruce Jackson Third Row.- Lenny McIntyre, Rodney Pitts. Brian Watson Rob Gruber. Chris Lemmink. Matt Overberg. Leon Collins. Jeff Raffenberg. Fourth Raw: Taswell Thompson. Kevin Goheen. Jim Huxel. Rob aink. Larry Laake. Jeff Baur, Benny Wallace, Missing: Coach Bill Carey. 151 VARSITY TRACK Season's Best Performances HIGH JUMP 5's Jeff Bamborsr Sean Griffith Sean Griffith LONG JUMP 20'5 ROD FENiCk POLE VAULT D'G Derek O'Neal SHOT PUT 4410 Dave Marne. DISCUS 09'8 Bob Griffin 2 MILE RELAY 3:42 Scott Hurley Jeff Barnhorst Rick Sica Eric Forte IIO HIGH HURDLES ISA 317 Ginn IOO DASH II.I Gama! Fuller MILE 4:433 Rick Sica 460 RELAY 45,! Rob Famick Anthony Thomas Sean Griffith Gama! Fuller 400 DASH 53.! Dave Schneider 300 LOW HURDLES 40.6 Bill Ginn 303 2:CB.7 Jeff Barnhorst 203 23,1 Gama! Fuller 2 MILE 959.4 Eric Pane MILE RELAY 336 Dave Schneider Dave Marne Anthony Thomas Gama! Fuller VARSITY A WARDS MOST VALUABLE SPRINTER: Gamal Fuller MOST VALUABLE DISTANCE RUNNER: Rick Sica MOST VALUABLE FIELD EVENT: Sean Grifh'th RESER VE A WA RDS MOST SPIRITED SPRINTER: Paul Rengering MOST VALUABLE DISTANCE RUNNER: Chip Condon MOST VALUABLE FIELD EVENT: Fred Aler ander FRESHMA N A WA RDS MOST VALUABLE SPRINTERx Rodney Pitts MOST VALUABLE DISTANCE RUNNER: Kevin Goheen MOST VALUABLE FIELD EVENT: Jim Huxel FROSH TRACK Roger Bacon 54 LaSalle 45 Roger Bacon 74 St. Xavier 34 Roger Bacon 66.5 Moeller 385 Roger Bacon 37 LaSalle 32 Elder 20 G.C.L. RELAYS 4th place G.C.L. 4th place 153 MUSIC - ART FESTIVAL ; P N IS. 0 TWB EN mew. CU a 1.. B 155 CAST Jon Grooms Dee Dee Boyd Ken Davis Amie Bello Mark Giblin Rob Gruber Maria Olbering Brian Cafferky Jeannie Crawford Becky Kathman Gary Warden Steve Nurre George Boston Tom Royston Steve Mouch Tom Deutsch Eduard Jimenez Frank Magro Bill Petersman Gina Panzeca Dee Riley David Gardner 3 S a 5 35 35 35 33 35 85 35 35 35 as 35 a S 35 BS 35 35 35 35 85 a 5 LP. Finch Rosemary 1.8. Riggley Hedy la Rue Bud Frump Bran Smitty Wally Womper Miss Jones Krumholtz Twimble Garth Jenkins Ovington Peterson Tackaberry Henchman Henchman Davis Scrubwoman Scrubwoman Toynbee Fr. Dan Anderson. O.F.M. Director CHORUS.- Heather Arszman Christine Eagar Karen Schell Tony Valle Jenny Bischoff Peggy Ewaid Kathy Turner RIGHT. SET CONSTRUCTION. Kneeling: Chris Lemmink. Jim Gears. Rick Bth Standing.- Tim Geers. Rob Rink. Tom Steinmetz. David Reuhl. BELOW, STAGE AND TECHNICAL CREWS. First Row.- Tim Powers. Prompten Dave Beckman. Stage; Amy Horn. PropSv. Patty Blessing, Assistant; Jim Wissel. Sound. David Wisner. Lights. Second Row: Jim Ariss. Stage; Jim Goertemoeller. Stage; Pete Selenke. Lights; Jim Radziwon. Lights: Mike Sexton, Sound. Third Row: Kevin Wood. Asst. Director: Curl Kohler. StagEa Rob Meiners. Stage; Tom Wall. Stage. Jim Weidner. Stage, Mike OMoore. Stage: Ron Schwartz. Lights. Elm parm. 0 PROM 193 Friday, April 29, I983 Hartwell Country Club AbomPROM COURT: Dan Anderson with Linda Ernst. John Wagner with Karen Smith. Prom King Dave Eha with Queen Sue Brady. Adrian Breen with Kathy $ :Keim, Ken Gullene with Sue Yearout. .4 165 167 a N x W Gregory Agnew James Andrew Albrinck Daniel M. Anderson David Paul Baker Allen D. Boerger Steven Gerard Bosse 3 Adrian 0. Breen . Daniel Joseph Briggs Ivor John Brimelow Richard M. Brooks a-hJMZ-chJJu'Ifti' 3;y;gt.,4qu vrjru-v 4 IA- bllll T'hllmc-adun ' x , 11:! . Gregory T. Anderson Anthony K. Beard Brandon Thomas Bradshaw Jeffrey John Bruns Anthony W. Andreona Douglas Cadle Nicholas J. Benjamin Henry Scott Ausdenmoore David P. Berte V -th Steven Andrew Cobb John C. Coddington Daniel M. Crable Andi? Crosby Dauglas J. Deidesheimer Jeffrey A. Diamond Gregory M. Donovan David J. Hing VS Paul L. M. Frommeyer Gamal Richard Fuller Gregory J. Glassmeyer Charles B. Hafele 176 James T. Heller David William Henderson Joseph John Hennard Terry M. Hill Lorenzo Lee Gaston Gregory A. Givens Patrick J. Glaser Thomas M. Gray Paul Edward Grein Donald B. Hausfeld John George Hardewig g . Le. x : x. Rodney Holley Richard F. Hollmann Robert J. Houser GregOry Paul Huber 177 Sunny Keith Hyde Robert T. Jackson John A. Jennewein Joseph M. Johnson k? .0 Q; David A. Kieffer Stephen R. Kinkade Robert L. Knight Gregg B. Knue Q XI' l Kevin Michael Kroger 9 1 m Joseph W. Lengerich Q 178 Benjamin F. Jordan. Jr. Kenneth M. T.. lewis Christopher L. Junie: Owen T. Lewis Thomas M. Kammer Scot Andrew Lindeman Patrick J. Linesch 1Z9 Samuel A. Lynch Eric G. Macke Michael F. Mathis Sean Patrick McGee E m, , , Micheal S. Miller Steven J. Mouch Christopher G. Mundy 180 Sang Nguyen Anthony L. Nies Carl 1. Nissan . Gregory C, Norris 1R til ' James P. Maren Gregory J. Markus David Michael Marnell David M. Martin Michael R. Menrath, Jr. Dickerson P. Miles Daniel T. Neitner g: ml Stephen D. Nurre Kerry R. Nusekabel John Patrick UBryan Michael T. Olberding 1B1 Sean Pastor Terence R. Payne David W. Reidmilier Michael J. Roehm Jason A. Rogers Kenneth W. Rutz Paul I:- Ruwe Richard Sander Michael J. Santoro 3s EEX Keith Louis Perry Timothy Dale Rack Jeffrey P. Ratterman Darrin W. Roll Paul G. Runnebaum Timothy Michael Ryan Steven C. Sabo 183- Joseph Michael Sarley John J; Sarver . Lawrence A. Schaeper Michael L S'chaffer Michael R. Shepherd Paul E. Sims. .lr. Clement J. Skinner Matthew R. Skinner '54 Douglas R. Smith Richard P. Stark Carla's Manuel Suarez Robert E. Summe a:aJ-n Scott G. Schmidt William F. Shockley Jerome J. Schwartz Richard P. Sica David T. Schweitzer Eric R. Siege! Douglas A. Smith Daniel M. Thomas David P. Scully Robert R. Simpson. Jr. Mark H. Thesken 1-85 Kirk W. Vonderhaar Frank J. VonderMeulen Michael C. Waldeck Glenn R. Westendorf Kevin J. Wood xx .x ,9 Chien Dinh Vu John Gerard Wagner Daniel G. Weidner David J, Wellman William C. Wietmarschen Kristopher A. Wilhoit Kenneth Wilson Steven A. Wolsefer 187 Michael J. Wood Brian Robert Wurster Eric M. Wurzbacher Thomas J. Ziegler SENIOR SUPERLATIVES as selected by Roger Bacon Class of I983 MOST ARTISTIC; Jon Grooms and 3551r MUSICIANS: Sean McGee and Greg MOST UKELY TO SUCCEED; John Wagner MOST FRIENDL y; Dan J09 VII Anderson Anderson, Mike S'antaro 1 L MOST PESSIMISTIC: Ken lewis, M051 opnwsnc Sunny Hyde MOST DEPENDABLE: Jeff Bums and BIGGEST Mourns; Roger Dub: and Ben Mike Auciellc Joe Sarley Jordan Right. CLASS CLOWNS: Greg Anderson and Bill Chambers Riglu Center, M05 T SPIRJTED: Steve Mouth and Dan Anderson Far Right.- HARDES T WORKING: Tim Gray BIGGEST EGO.- Mike Mathis M051 RADICAL Bill Shockley 188 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES as selected by Our lady of the Angels Class of I983 Fir: - 3'7kf . ' 1:3: I I I 1-1. 1 1x 1 . . 2: K ' V ' I -. g m 11- f MOST MODESI: Bab Knight Dif TED M05T GIRlS IN 4 YEARS.- RES 1 SMILE.- Gaose Givens M05 T CONSIDERA TE: 5am lynch Nrck Benfamm MOST CHARMING Mike Engel r : 5, u i . L m - ,. t I; J4 u , x 1 14 L14 1 BEST DRESSED.- Dan Anderson and Ben Jordan PRETTIEST EYES: Tony Hampef MOST HANDSOME: Hank Ausdcnmoore and Kirk Vanderhaar Far Left, MOSI LIKELY TO MAKE THE 8551 HUS- BAND. Paul Ruwe Left Center. 8E5 T BOD Y.- Kris Wilhoil' left, BEST ATHLETES: Top. Adrian Bream Bottom. Allen Napier 189 ACADEMIC AWARDS BA NQUET Chuck Byrd. '84. winner of the Paul G. Meyer Scholarship for Ihe outstanding business student; Fr. Jim Bok. Principal; Tom Steinmetz. '84. winner of the Nichoias M. Ricder Scholarship for the outstanding college prep student. 190 - lI-IIIIHIIIIIIH Winners of Roger Bacon's Annual Science Fair: Jim Fisler. Pa! linesch. Bill Tempei, Fr. Jirn. Tom Steinmetz. Greq Edwards A Banquet dignitaries along with the top studenls in each class: Torn Knight. freshman; Tom Steinmetz. junior: Bro. Gene Mayer. O.F.M.. emcee; Bro. Dennis Johnson. S.M.. Principal of Purcell-Marian High School. guest speaker for the evening; Fr. James Bok. O F M.. Roger Bacon Principal; Fr. Patrick McCluskey. O.F.M.. Chairman of the Faculty Academic Board: John Wagner. senior; Ted Alversun, sophomore. 191 Satisfaction 4v -. u GRADUA TION I983 Survival Strategy for the 2Ist Century Have faith in yourself. Be open to experience. Know how to love. Above.- John G. Wagner. Valedictorian Right.- The Rev. Charles Currie, SJ. President, Xavier University Graduation Speaker F. Patrick Listermann Saluramrian From left to right above are some of the distinguished award recipients honored at graduation: Timothy Gray, Sncial Studies, Jeffrey Bruns, English; Jerome Schwartz. Principal's Honor Award. John O'Bryan. Archbishop McNicholas Service Award. Other award recipiems include Ithe following: Mark Thesken. Art; David Kieffer. Band. Steven Mouch. Business, John Wagner. Mathematics. Themas Ziegler. Foreign Language; Steven Mouth. 5!. Francis Religion Awardy Joseph Sarley, Bausch and Lamb Science Award. Daniel Anderson, Spirit Award; Kristopher Wilhoit. All-Sports Trophy; Jeffrey Bruns, Citizenship Award: John Wagner. Alumni Scholarship Award. 200 SENIOR DIRECTOR Y GARY ADAMS 533 Rose Hill Ave. Merit Student 2. St. Clement 242-7II2 GREG AGNEW St. Margaret Mary I488 Balfour Lane 52l-9944 Band l-2; Drama 2-3; Merit Student l-3. JIM ALBRINCK St. Bartholomew 563 Meadowcrest Rd. 77I-88l5 Football 1-2. 4: Basketball l-2; Baseball I-2; Merit Student l-4. DAN ANDERSON St. Francis SIS Clinton Springs 2SI-5ll9 Honor Roll l; Student Senate 3-4 Wicc- presideno; Baconian 3-4; Big Brother 3- 4 unresidenn; Council On World Affairs 3-4. Track I-2; Spirit Committee 4 4President7; Merit Student l-4. GREG ANDERSON Corpus Christi 995 Elkwood Dr. 825-6887 Football 3; Soccer 2; Wrestling l-3; Year- book Salesman I; Big Brother 3-4. Spirit Committee 4; Merit Student 1-4. TONY ANDREOTTA 5:. Gabriel 596 Beaufort CI. 35i-5967 Band l-41 Wrestling 2. 4; Merit Student I. 3. MIKE AUCIELLO St. Vivian l095 Spruceglen Dr. 93l-l687 Band t4; Drama 3-4. Big Brother 4; Mer- it Student l-4. HANK AUSDENMOORE St. Lawrence IDS Longview Dr. l-Sl2-537-3652 Football l; Swimming 2-31 Tennis 2; Ath- letic Trainer 2-3. Yearbook Salesman l, Spirit Committee 4. Merit Student l-4. DAVID BAKER St. Boniface I645 Frederick Ave. 542-7637 Band 2-4; Cross Country I; Drama l. MARK BAUR St. Bernard 4824 Doberrer Ave. 54l-3645 Honor Roll l. 4, Drama 1-3; Bridge l-2. TONY BEARD St. Bonaventure 1735 Westwood 47l-4727 Big Brother 3-4; Bridge Club 2-3; Chess Team 3; Merit Student 3-4. MIKE BEDFORD 6709 Elwynne 89I-7260 Track L 3-4. NICK BENJAMIN St. Matthias I1522 Ivyrock Ct. 825-073 Soccer E; Wrestling I-2u Merit Student, DAVID BERTE St. Vivian 6528 Meadowvista Ct. 729-4227 Honor Roll 2. Wrestling l; Bacanian 3a Merit Student 4. ALLEN BOERGER Our Lady of the Rosary l9 Brampton Lane 852-0672 Wrestling l-3, Big Brother 4. Merit Stu- denL STEVE 80555 St. Margaret Mary 6788 Tarawa Drive 93i-9808 Foqtbail I; Track 2; Merit Student 4. TOM BRADSHAW 47l2 Kirby Ave. Band l-4. Drama 2-4. St. Boniface 68l-6650 AL BRAUNING St. Bartholomew 90 Tassie Lane 93l-2073 Wrestling 2-3; Athletic Trainer l-2. ADRIAN BREEN St. James I29 Grove Avenue 943-8073 Student Senate 3; Footbali l-4; Basketbali l-4, Baseball 2; Merit Student 3-4. DAN BRIGGS St. Vivian 6692 Orleans Caurt 552-6970 Band l-4J Drama 3-4; Merit Student l-4. IVOR BRIMELOW IC632 Stargate Lane 85I-8l73 Signees 2-3; Pro-Life Group 4; Merit Stu- dent. St. Matthias 825-0935 RICHARD BROOKS 94 Bernhari JEFF BRUNS 5t. Bartholomew 09 Meadowind Ct. 522-DSI4 National Honor Society 3-41 Honor Roll I- 4; Student Senate 4; Basketball 1-4 Cman- aged: Baconian 3-4 kaditorh Big Brother 34; Council On World Affairs 31Track l; Bridge Club l-3. Spirit Committee 4: Merit Student l-4. JEFF CADlE l930 Vine St. Honor Roll 4. DON CAMPBELL Sr. Monica 3E2 West McMillan 24I-2704 Football l-4. Yearbook Salesman l-3: Spir- it Committee 4; Merit Student l-4. PHIL CARRIZALES St. James I5! Bonham Rd. 772-3798 Sand M; Swimming l-3, Baseball 2-3; Athletic I-47 Penman 3V2 Merit Student. BILL CHAMBERS 5755 Argus Rd. Football 1; Basketball l-3. St. Clare 54i-34OI LANCE CHESNEY IOSSG Stargate Merit Student 4. STEVE COBB IIOII Sunwood Ct. Wrestling l; Merit Student l-4. Corpus Christi 8254292 St. Bartholomew 522-2508 JOHN CODDINGTON St. Margaret Mary I730 Flora Ave. 52l-l293 Merit Student 2-4. DAN CRABLE St. Bartholomew QISQ Cherryblossom Ln. 52l-2832 Brothers 3. Track I; Mari: Student 2-4. ANDRE CROSBY 986 Cleveland St. Andrew 28l-4340 KENNETH DAVIS 6945 Mulberry Ave. Drama 24. Council On World Affairs 3; Bridge Club l-3. Merit Student l-4. St. Margaret Mary DAVID DAV St. Clement 32 Baker Ave. 64l-297l Honor Roll l-2. Cross Country I: Track I: Merit Student I-3. JAMES DEAN 2492 Mercury Ave. - 729-2583 Football l-4; Wrestling l-2; Track I. Merit Student l-2. CHARLES DEIDESHEIMER St. Margaret Mary 7049 laBoiteaux 93I-8798 National Honor Sociezy 3-4; Honor Roll l- 3; Football 2: Council On World Affairs 3-4; Merit Student L 3-4. DOUG DEIDESHEIMER St. Margaret Mary ISM Teleford Ave. 937-983! JEFF DIAMOND l626 Argyle Pl. Photographers 3; Track 2. St. Margaret Mary 68I-5376 GREG DONOVAN St. Margaret Mary 6790 Marvin PI. 522-9055 Football 1-4. Baseball I; Track 2. ROGER DUBE St. Matthias 760 Hanson Dr. 825-8873 Football 2-3; Wrestling 2; Drama h Merit Student I. 4. DAVE DUSTERBERG 942 Winsray Ct. St. Vivian 681-7248 MIKE DYER Corpus Christi 10710 Silverbrook Dr. 851-3113 Soccer 1-2; Baseball I-2. 4; Merit Student 1-4. TOM ECKART Our Lady of the Rosary 635 Evangeline Drive 825-6627 National Honor Society; Honor Roll 1-4; Student Senate 3-4; Soccer 1-4; Track 1-2; Merit Student 1-4. DAVE EHA St. Vivian 1086 Pinehollow 522-1837 Football 4; Basketball 1-4; Baseball 1-2. 4; Bacom'an 2. 4; Merit Student 1-4. DAVE ELING Si. Bartholomew 1126 Meadowind 522-0379 Honor Roll 4; Band 1-4; Tennis 2-4; Bridge Club 1-3; Merit Student I-4. MIKE ENGEL St. James 724 Barney Ave. 821-1736 Honor Roll 1-4; Basketball 2; Baseball 1-2; Swimming 1. 3; Merit Student 1-4. MARK ERNST St. Margaret Mary 7034 Noble Ave. 931-3027 Band 1-3; Wrestling 1; Troubadourl; Mer- it Student 1-3. O'BRIEN FORBES 458 Fairview P. 621-0890 Band 1; Baseball 1-4; Yearbook Sales 2; Merit Student 1-4. MARK FREEMAN 10912 Maple Hill Drive Band 1-3; Judo 1. Corpus Christi 825-4519 PAUL FROMMEYER St. Bartholomew 6662 Kirkland 931-6139 Honor Roli 2-3; Drama 2-4; 11'; Academic; Chess Team; Merit Student 2-4. GAMAL FULLER 3977 Ardmore Avenue 861-0242 Honor Roll 1; Track 3-4. lORENZO GASTON St. Pius 3134 Durrols St. 281-3399 HARRY GHUMAN 2516 Highland Avenue 751-3361 Football 3; Wrestling 2. GREG GIVENS 1196 South Lynnbrook 541-1306 Band 1-4; Football 1; Golf 1; Drama 3-4; Chess Team I-4; Merit Student 2-4. PAT GLASER St. Bartholomew 3929 Long Lane 522-7247 Honor Roll 1; Football 1-4; Track I; Merit Student 1-4. GREG GLASSMEYER SI. Vivian 8258 Daly Rd. 5224649 Band 1-4; Troubadour 3; Merit Student I- 4. MIKE GOLLER 919 West Seymour St. Charles 761-4852 TOM GRAY Our Lady of the Rosary m2 Silverbrook Dr. 825-9207 Football 1-4; Basketball 1; Baseball 1-4; Pro Life Group 4; Merit Student 1-4. TIM GRAY St. Matthew 4311 Ashland Ave. 631-1799 National Honor Society 4; Honor Roll 2-4; Band 1-4; Council On World Affairs 4; Merit Student 1-4. PAUL GREEN St. James 318 Lux Ave. 761-3059 Band 1-4; Drama 2-4; Merit Student 1-4. JON GROOMS St. Clare 6510 Edwood Ave. 542-6413 Drama 3-4; Big Brother 4; Signees 4; Chess Team 2-3. KEN GULLETTE St. Matthias 1448 lemontree Dr. 825-3589 Student Senate 3-4; Football 1-2; Wres- tling 1; Baseball 1-2; Yearbook Salesman 1; Council On World Affairs 3; Spirit Com- mittee 4; Merit Student 1-4. CHARLES HAFELE 51. Vivian 6594 Muntevista Dr. 521-3060 Cross Country 1-2; Big Brother 4; Track I; Merit Student 1-2. 4. DAN HALLER St. Clement 4251 Minmor Dr. 861-7689 Football 1; Wrestling 1; Merit Student 1. TONY HAMPEL St. Bartholomew 9551 Leebrook Dr. 729-0007 Student Senate 4; Soccer 14; Wrestling 1; Mer1t Student 3-4. GEORGE HARDEWIG St. Clement 4911 Heger Dr. 242-3274 Student Senate 4; Football 1; Athleiic Trainer 2-4; Bridge Club 2; Merit Stu- dent 1-4. TOM HARMEYER 1616 Centeridge Bridge Ciub 2. St. Margaret Mary 521-8952 DON HAUSFELD St. Clement 4415 Tower Ave. 641-1203 Honor Roll 1-2; Football 1-3; Basketball 14; - Merit Student 1-4. JAMES HELLER St. Clement 4238 Vine St. 641-2931 Band 12; Drama 3; Pro-Life Group 4; Merit Student 1-4. BILL HENDERSON 3526 Clifton Ave. 961-8429 Honor Roll 2-3; Swimming 1-2; Spirit Committee 4; Merit Student 1. 3-4. JOE HENNARD St. Boniface 4334 Beech Hill Ave. 542-1966 National Honor Society 3-4. Honor R011 2-3; Merit Student 2-3. TERRY H1L1. St. Joseph 669 Ezzard Charles Dr. 721-0481 Football 4; Merit Student 4. RODNEY HOLLEY St. Clement 420 Glenwood 861-2170 Band 1; Wrestling 2. RICK HOLLMANN 85 Bayham Dr. BOB HOUSER St. Clare 1419 Wittekind 542-1566 Cross Country 1-2; Yearbook Salesman 2; Track 1; Merit Student 1-4. St. Vivian 641-3892 GREG HUBER 738 North Bend Rd. Tennis 1-2; Merit Student 1-2. SUNNY HYDE 1810 Elm St. 381-1409 Band 1. ROBERT JACKSON St. George 32 Glen Este P1. 221-1026 FoogbaH 1; Wrestling 4; Merit Student 1. JOHN JENNEWEIN Annunciation 3826 Middleton Ave. 7315094 Honor R011 4; Tennis 4; Merit Student 4. JOE JOHNSON Corpus Christi 2865 Wheatfield Dr. 851-1273 Honor Roll 14; Football 1. 3-4; Baseball 1-4 1caplain1 Athletic Trainer 1-4; Yearbook Salesman1;Bridge Club; Merit Student I- 4. BEN JORDAN 711 1?. Mitchell 281-5499 Band 1; Wrestling 2; Baconian 3-4; Dra- ma 4; Photographers 1; Track 2; Chess Club 1. 201 202 CHRIS JUNIET Corpus Christi 2616 Tiverton Lane 825-8235 Cross Country 1-3. Big Brother 4. Track 1-2. Pro-Life Group 4. Merit Student 1-4. TOM KAMMER SI. Vivian 6669 Kirkland Dr. 739-0312 Honor R011 2. Band 14. Drama 2-4. Meril Student 2-4. SCOTT KELLER Our lady of the Rosary 1217 Jermy Cl. 851-3781 Honor R011 1. Soccer 14. Merit Student. DAVID KIEFFEE Our Lady of the Rosary 779 Evangeline Rd. 851-9788 National Honor Society 3-4. Honor Roll 1- 4. Band 1-4. Drama 2-4. Big Brother 4. Merit Student 1-4. STEVE KINKADE 1616 Race St. 579-1239 Band 1. Big Brother 3. Merit Student 1. BOB KNIGHT St. Gabriel 446 W. Sharon 772-1110 Band 1-4. Troubadour 1-4. Yearbook Salesman 2-3. Drama 1-3. Big Brother 3. Chess Team 14. Merit Student 1-4. GREG KNUE 1596 Hollywood Ave. Merit Student 1-4. St. Clare 521-8872 JEFF KOESTER 5t. Bartholomew 1102 Dalbren Ln. 931-6816 Wrestling 1-2. Big Brother 3-4. Pm-Life Group 2-4. Merit Student 1-4. CURT KOHLER St. Bartholomew 996 Sherman Terrace 931-5732 National Honor Society 3-4. Honor Roll 1- 4. Drama 2-4. It's Academic 3-4. Bridge Club 1-3. Councii On Worid Affairs 3. Spirit Committee 4. Merit Student 14. MIKE KOZEE St. Clement 310 Washington Ave. 242-2817 Merit Student 1-4. BILL KREYENHAGEN St. Clement 5030 Tower Ave. 641-3034 National Honor Society 4. Honor R011 1-3. Bridge Club 2. Merit Student 1-4. KEVIN KROGER St. Clement 4243 Greenlee Ave. 641-0269 Band 1-4. Golf 2. Drama l-2. Merit Stu- dent 1-3. BRIAN LAKES St. Vivian 8366 Daly Rd. 522-7514 Honor Roll 1. Golf 4. Troubadourl. Drama 1. Big Brother 4. Photographers 1. Merit Students 1-4. MIKE LAMBERT St. Margaret Mary 1721 Melvin Circle 521-5673 National Honor Society 3. Honor Roll 1-3: Football 1-3. Baseball 1. Merit 51udent 1-3. MARK LANDON St. Margaret Mary 1473 Oaknoll Dr. 931-9691 Band 1-4. Drama 4. Merit Student 1-3. CHRIS LaPILLE St. 1.90 1745 Bleecker Lane 661-5229 Football 1-4. JOE LENGERICH St. Aloysius 622 Ross Ave. 242-6539 Wrestling 1-2. Bridge Club 2. Merit Stu- dent 1-4. KEN LEWIS 970 Willow Ave. OWEN LEWIS St. Clare 5527 Folchi Dr. 591-0471 Football 3. Basketball 1-2. 4. Baseball 1-2, 4. SCOTT LINDEMAN St. Gabriel 1185 Congress Ave. 771-9404 Honor Roll 1-2. Merit Student 1-4. PAT LINESCH St. Bartholomew 877 Sarbrook Dr. 522-5235 Band 1-4. Merit Student 1-4. PAT LISTERMANN St. Vivian 8013 Kirkland Dr. 522-5093 National Honor Society 3-4 1president1. Honor Roll 1-4. Student Senate 4. Soccer 14. Tennis 1-3. Mark Student 1-4. BILL LUCAS St. James 155 Nansen 761-1169 Merit Student 3-4. SAM LYNCH 51. Monica 324 West McMillan 421-0145 Honor Roll 1-2; Football 1-3. Track 1-2. ERIC MACKE St. Gabriel 11763 Neuss Ave. 671-6329 Honor Roll 3. Band 1. Merit Student 1-4. JAMES MAREN 5!. Gabriel 1251 Waycross Rd. 851-8336 Football 1-4. Baseball 2; Merit Student 1- 2. 612156 MARKUS 1228 Bates Ave. Football 1. Merit Student 2-4. 541-5111 Annunciation 361-9943 DAVID MARNELL 359 Warren DAVE MARTINI St. Bonaventure 1926 Montrose 25i-3019 Football 1. Basebail 2-4. Pro-Life Group 1. MIKE MATHIS St. Vivian 8447 Foxcroft Dr. 522-9015 Honor Roll 2. Football 2-4. SEAN McGEE St. James 155 Bonham Rd. 772-0455 Band 1-4 wrum major; ROBERT MEINERS St. James 3553 Tallahassee Dr. 385-1659 Drama 2-4. Photographers 1-2. Chess Team 2-3. Merit Student 1-4. TOM MENDEL 5t. Bartholomew 9731 Crestbrook 522-2805 Merit Student 1. MIKE MENRATH St. Matthias 998 Glasgow Dr. 851-6581 Merit Student 1-2. DICKERSON MILES uawrenceburm 234 Probasco 18121 537-0586 Football 1-2. Photographers 1-2. Bridge Club 1-3: Merit Student 1-4. MIKE MILLER St. Bernard 754 Epworth 542-8423 Band 1-4. Drama 3-4. Chess Team 2-4. Merit Student 2-4. STEVE MOUCH St. Charles Football 1-2. Basketba 1. Baconian 2. Yearbook Salesman 2. Drama 4. Big Brother 3-4. Spirit Committee 4. Merit Student 1-4. CHRIS MUNDY St. James 171 Burns Ave. 761-0959 Band 1-4. Drama 2-4. Merit Student E-4. ALLEN NAPIER St. Charles 3043 Anthony Wayne 761-9648 Honor Roll 1-2. Football 1-4 kaptainh Wrestling 1-41capta1n1.Track 1-2. Merit Student 2-4. DAN NELTNER Assumption 7364 Cloverriook 522-0980 RICHARD NEYER St. Mauhias 12135 Bridgeport Ln. 325-7867 Band 14. Judo 1. Drama 2-4. Metit Stu- dent 1. 3-4. SANG NGUYEN 3271 Morrison 221-5365 Honor Roll 4. Track 3. TONY NIES St. Bernard 4613 Chickering Ave. 542-6495 Honor R011 3-4. Wrestling 1-2. Yearbook Salesman 1-2. Drama 1. 3. Big Brother 3-4. Spirit Commitzee 4. Merit Student 14. CARL NISSEN St. Bartholomew 497 Fleming Rd. 522-3354 Honor R011 1. Go1f 2. 4. Bridge Club 2. GREG NORRIS St. Vivian 6636 Plantation Way 934-2436 Track I; Merit Studenl l-2. STEVE NURRE St. Clement 4343 Errun Lane 642-2903 Honor Roll l. 3-4; Football l-2; Swimming l-3; Baconian 4; Yearbook Salesman 1-2; Drama 3-4: Bridge Club 3-4; Spirit Com- mittee 4. Meril Student l-4. KERRY NUSEKABEL St. Bonaventure 2136 Queen City Ave. 662-l95l Cross Country i-4; Track I. 3-4. Chess Team 3-4; Merit Student I-4. JOHN O'BRYAN St. Gabriel 5 Smiley Ave. 85I-8924 National Honor Society 3-4; Honor Roll l- 4; Band I-4 4presiden0; Troubadoub l-4; Drama 2-4; Big Brother 3, Chess Team I- 4 Raptainh Merit Student l-4. MIKE OLBERDING 5t. Bartholomew 9950 Sherwook Dr. 522-2296 Crass Country l-4 maptainJ; Drama 2; Track l-4 kaptainh Merit Student l-2. 4. JOE CLEAR? St. John ll9l4 Elkwood Dr. 742-2524 Basketball l; Golf l-4; Baseball M; Merit Student 3-4. JEFF OWENS St. Margaret Mary 68w Marvin Ave. 522-4925 Honor Roll l-2; Band I; Big Brother 4; Photographer 3; Pro-Life Group 4: Merit Student 2. SEAN PASTOR St. Francis I727 Sycamore 62l-l906 Honer Roll l-2; Band I; Big Brother 4; Photographer 3; Pro-Life Group 4; Merit Student 2. TERENCE PAYNE Annucialion 4529 SpringmeadOW Dr. 242-43I7 KEITH PERRY 51. Thomas l6 Burton Woods 75I-5IO7 Track 2; Merit Student 4. TIM RACK 5770 Centerhill Honor Roll I. St. Aloyslous JEFF RATTERMAN St. Boniface 4220 Florida Ave. 542-7085 Wrestling l; Merit Student l-4. TIM RAYBURN St. Ciement 4283 Minmor Dr. 86E-8825 Drama l-2. Merit Student l-4. DAVE REIDMILLER St. Vivian 66:7 Charann Ln. 54I-6220 Cross Country l-2; Drama I-2. Track I; Merit Student l-2. MIKE ROEHM St. Bartholomew 855 Compton Rd. 52l-l667 Cross Country l-2; Wrestling l; Pro-Life Group 3; Merit Student 3-4. CHRIS ROGERS St. Gabriel 46I Merry Maid Ln. 77I-629l Band l-4. Chess Team 2-3; Merit Student l-l. JASON ROGERS Assumplion Honor Roil l: Football I-4-. Basketball In Tennis I. Track 1. Chess Team 1-4; Merit Student l-2. DARREN ROLL St. Clement 42l6 Greenlee Ave. 641-05l4 Cross Country l-4-. Wrestting 2-. Swim- ming 4; Drama l-3; Big Brother 3-4; Track i-31 Bridge Club II Pro-Life Group 4; Spirit Committee 4; Merit Student I-4. PAUL RUNNEBAUM St. Margaret Mary I701 Cemerridge Ave. 93l-4894 Wrestling I-S; Bridge Club l-2; Merit Stu- dent l-4. KEN RUTZ St. Margaret Mary l9l0 Knollridge Ln. 93km Football 2. PAUL RUWE St. Vivian 927 Avondale Ave. 86l-9066 Soccer 3-, Tennis 2; Yearbook Salesman 2-,Dran1a 3-. Big Brother 4-, Bridge Club 2. TIM RYAN Corpus Christi I953 Biuehill Dr. 74I-II5I Soccer 1-4: Athletic l. Signees 3-4; Merit Student l-4. STEVE SABO St. Boniface 43D Hays Ave. 59l-0353 Cross Country I; Penman 4; Merit Stu- dent I-2. 4. RICHARD SANDER St. James IQ West Hill Ln. 76I-8988 Football l-2. Basketball l-4; Athletic Trainer l; Yearbook Saiesman 2. MIKE SANTORO St. Vivian 7263 Winton Rd. 52l-37l9 Student Senate 3-4; Wrestling I: Athletic Trainer 2-4; Track l-B; Spirit Committee 4; Merit Student I-4. JOE SARLEY 88 DeCamp St. James S2l-9I68 4 National Honor Society: Honor Roll L4; Drama 2-4; Merit Student l-4. JOHN SARVER 324l Blue Rock Rd. 52l-SSS4 LAWRENCE SCHAEPER St. Vivian 65l0 Montevista Dr. 522-6755 Track I. MIKE SCHAFFER St. Margaret Mary I482 Clovernoll Dr. 522-3790 Football l-2: Basebail I-4; Bridge Club 2; Chess Team 21 Merit Student 2-3. PETE SCHAPPACHER St. Charles I20 West 65th St. 641-4366 Football l; Baseball I. Bridge Club 2: Mar- it Student l-2. TED SCHMALZ St. Michael National Honor Society 3-4. Honor Roll l- 4; Wrestling l-J: Merit Student 1-2. DAVID SCULLY St. James 333 Lux Ave. 76l-7589 Band I-4. Drama 3-4; Chess Team 4; Merit Student 1-4. SCOTT SCHMIDT St. Bartholomew 760 Viewcresr 52l-24l3 Football l; Merit Student l-2. JEROME SCHWARTZ St. Boniface l70l Marble St. 542-0924 National Honor Sociely 3-4. Honor Roll l- 4; Student Senate 4; Basketball M. Base- ball l-4: Athletic Trainer 2-4; Council On World Affairs 3; Bridge Club l-S; Spirit Committee 4; Merit Student l-4. DAVID SCHWEETZER St. Margaret Mary Lawrenceburg 7-8l2-458-225l Merit Student l-2. MIKE SHEPHERD 51. Gabriel 454 Granpin Ave. 825-8633 Band l-4; Judo l; Baconian l-2v. Merit Stu- dent l-2. St. James 76I-l54l MIKE SHIVELY 8368 Newbury St. Honor Bolt 2; Merit Student 3-4. BILL SHOCKLEY Our Lady of the Rosary IDS! Jason Dr. SSI-SiQS Honor Roll I-2; Cross Country l-3: Pen- man 2; Bacanian 4-. Drama l: Big Brother 3-4 Wice-presidenm Track l-2; Pro-Life Group 4: Spirit Committee 4: Merit Stu- dent I-4. RICK SICA St. John I642 Mandarin Ct. 742-5394 Honor Roll 4-, Soccer 2; Cross Country 2-. Track 4: Merit Student 4. ERIC SIEGEL St. Clare 6229 Aspen Ave. 94l-5352 Baseball 4: 'Penman 2-3: Drama 2-4; Bridge Club 2: Merit Student 2-4. ROBER? SIMPSON IO55 Greenview 54l-4l66 PAUL SIMS 3079 Ardmond Ave. 28I-8403 Tennis 31Big Brother 4:311ng Club 2-3; Spirit Committee. 203 204 THOMAS SINGER Annunciation 4085 Clifton Ave. 96l-l697 National Hoaor Society 3-4; Honor Roll !- 4; Cross Country l-3; Cauncil On World Affairs 3-4; Track l-3; Merit Student l-4. CLEM SKINNER Our Lady of The Rosary 649 Crenshaw Ln. 825-2I4l Honor Roll 4; Soccer l; Yearbook Sales- man 2; Drama 2; Merit Student I. 3-4. MATT SKINNER Our Lady Of The Rosary 649 Crenshaw 825-2l4l DOUG SMITH St. Michael 3954 Sharonview Dr. 732-5033 Band 4; Merit Student 3. DOUG SMITH St. Gabriel 4 Silverwood Circle 67l-1993 Honor Roll 4; Merit Student I. 3-4. RICHARD STARK St. Bartholomew 689 Doepke 93l-996l Football! I-4; Wrestling l; Merit Student I, 4. St. Bartholomew 729-357 CARLOS SUAREZ 74I Woodfield Dr. ROBERT SUMME Assumption 79l5 Elizabeth 53l-8663 Merit Student l-4. MARK THESKEN St. Boniface 3323 Banning Rd. 522-I7IO Band I; Football I-4; Cross Country 2; Basketball l-2; Track I. DAN THOMAS St. Clare 6465 Devonwood Dr. 5424405 Wrestling 1; Tennis 2-3; Troubadour 2; Big Brother 3-4; Council On World Af- fairs 3; Bridge Club 2-3; Pro-Life Group 4; Spirit Ccmmiltee 4; Merit Student l-4. STEPHEN TOMBRAGLE Holy Name 3338 Bishop 5!. BSI-4ISE Athietic Trainer 1-2; Merit Student I. 4. JOHN UNGRUHE St. Clement 4342 Vine St. 64l-2452 Honor Roll 2; Drama 3-4; Chess Team 2- 4; Merit Student l-4. KIRK VONDERHAAR St. Clare 6433 Aspen Way 542-2056 Homr Roll l-2; Student Senate 3-4; Foot- ball I; Wrestling l-4; Bacanian 4; Year- book Salesman l-3; Council On World Affairs 3; Track 2; Bridge Club l-2; Spirit Cornrnittee 4; Merit Student l-4. FRANK VONDERMEULEN St. Clement 5l45 Broerman Ave. 243-5884 Merit Student 3-4. CHIEN VU St; Matthias 880 Hamden Sr. 85I-548l National Honor Society 3-4; Honor Roll l- 4; Penman 4; Signees 4; Council On World Affairs 3; Merit Student 4. JOHN WAGNER St. Bartholomew 8848 Falmouth Dr. 522-4175 National Honor Society 3-4; Honor Roll l- 4; Student Senate 3-4; Football l-4; Wres- tling I; Baseball l-4; Baconian 4; It's Aca- demic 3-4; Council 011 World Affairs 3; Pro-Life Group 4; Spirit Committee 4; Merit Student I-4. MIKE WALDECK 5;. Margaret Mary 1059 Mulberry 522-1777 JOE WALDMANN 455 Ofden Ave. 7614055 Drama 3; Big Brother 4; Spirit Commit- tee 4; Merit Student. TIM WANGER St. Agnes 03 Laidlaw Ave. 242-0150 Band I-4; Drama 4; Merit Student l-4. TOM WEBSTER St. George 33 W Hollister 24l-7255 Cross Country I; Yearbook 2; Merit Stu- dent l-3. DAN WEIDNER St. Clement 4524 Park Pl. 64l-l935 Footbail l-3; Tennis l; Drama I; Merit Stu- dent l-4. DAVE WELLMAN 8746 Sagebrush Golf 2-3; Wrestting 3. St. John 385-8724 GLENN WESTENDORF St. Bartholomew 403 Karenlaw Ln. 7724540 Cross Cauntry I; Track I; Merit Student I, 4. BILL WIETMARSCHEN St. Vivian 8355 Beta Ave. 7294939 Football I-4; Basketball l; Baseball I; Track 2-4; Merit Student l-4. KRIS WILHOIT Corpus Christi 3886 Shadymist 385-5247 Student Senate 4; Football 2; Soccer l. 3- 4; Wrestling l-4 0:0-captainh Baseball I- 4; Bridge Club 2; Merit Student l-4. KEN WILSON St. Joseph 829 Liberty 62l-6069 Cross Country l-2; Wrestling I; Track I. STEVE WOLSEFER Corpus Christi 2W8 Sevenhills Dr. 825-5589 Honor Roll I-3; Baseball I-2; Council On World Affairs 3; Bridge Club 2-3; Merit Student 2-4. KEVIN WOOD St. Clement Football l; Soccer 2-3; Penman 2; Drama l-4; Big Brother 3-4; Bridge Club l-3; Pro- Life Group 4; Spirit Committee 4; Merit Student 4. MIKE WOOD St. Clement 2I0 Delmar 64I-3206 Football 1-2; Basketball I-J; Spirit Com- mittee 4; Merit Student. 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Poultry 9 Processing for home freezing - Party Trays THE VILLA GE GREEN Stautberg Insurance Ham and Gm Shop Associates, Inc. St. Bernard Square 242-6300 PROM C ORSA 6E5 8 5 I -6030 Delivery Service lower level 3 7 Eswin Ave. Greenhills Shopping Center i ksunuce I . ' ASSOCIA'ES James Lindemann. '65 o unuu i 1752.1 :- - ' ' - . mum Ij'ni' ' . Msmans Qliv'J mam? WWW4' , 0 MM- m . . uummo - . GLASS . lucmcu Compliments Of The Franciscans CORPUS CHRISTI PARISH Schmidlin Supply Inc. SUPPLYINO YOUR EVERY REID VALLEY FLOOR COVERING lUMBER DRYWALL 36 since I90 KITCHEN SPECIALISTS 417 Wyoming Avenue I30 W951 ROSS Ave. 821-6777 S4I-l33l JOHN F. RUGH, 1942 255 METROPOLITAN TILE . COMPAN Y INC. 8534 Wihton Road 522-5800 , Dick Harbers, 49 J. MICHAEL FUCHS, D.D.S., INC. A BEAUTIFUL SMILE IS ALWA Y8 IN STYLE TRI-COUNTY NORTHGATE Sears Store Sears Store 67l-6I6l 385-7750 COLLEGE HIU. WESTERN HILLS 6240 Hamilton Ave. Western Hills Plaza 542-2220 48I-2600 0 AFFORDABLE 0 CHOICE OF DENTISTS - EVENING AND SATURDAY HOURS FREE INITIAL CONSULTATION PROMPT EMERGENC Y TREATMENT NO APPOIN TMEN T NECESSAR Y DENTAL INSURANCE WELCOMED HORIZON DENTAL PLANS AVAILABLE The Super-Graduates of Fr. Rick? HR 20 KENNETH SCHRAND President FRANK SURETTES AUTO SERVICE Complete Auto Repair Front End Alignment Wheel Balancing 4436 Vine St. Rear St. Bernard, Ohio 45 2 1 7 641-2082 A? u PEERLESS PRI N TI N G COMPAN Y 40'? Gilbert Avenue - Cincinnati, Ohio 45202 721-4657 RALPH C. BRASINGTON, INC For All Your Remodeling Needs Over 30 Years Experience 75l-7I7I We hammer quality first, nails second. HOMEROOM l3 Mr. McGrath BUSINESS PATRONS Controlled Credit Corporation 388 7 Warsaw Avenue 921-2600 Right Now Cafe - Cold Beer Rachel and Colerain 542-4159 696 Beer on Sunday Taft Field Tavern 3092 Colerain Avenue 3.111 Brandt, Prop. Robert R. Reid. 0.0.5. 1665 California Avenue 242-1511 Alarm and Safety Supplies 4427 Vine Street 242-4477 Feldhaus Athletic Goods 75 I 7 Vine Street Carthage Stacy Electric - Heating - AC 7207 Vine Street 761-4097 Storm Club Baseball Jim Bubs Kindt. '57 Bob's Sohio Service 3443 Burnet Ave. 281-9419 Best Wishes! Will R. '84 College H111 Forum 1805 Larch Avenue 542- 7263 Winton Place Pharmacy E. Epworth and N. Edgewood Aves, Winton Place 541 -0368 Public Demographics, Inc. 4616 N. Edgewood Ave. Winton Place The Radziwon Family 994 lakeshare Drive 931-1333 Rhein Florist and Garden Store 143 7 Compton Road. 45231 522-8860 Cieman's Barber Shop 1619 W. Galbraith Road 931-3866 Germ Dry Goods 1815 W. Galbraith Road 931-9070 Holzhauser's Department Store 7508-10 Hamilton A venue 521-6658 Hardee's 9241 Winton Road 52 I - 1421 Greenhills Variety Store from the Men in Homeroom 41 M21 and Colleen Billinghurs! 302 Jefferson Avenue 541-1997 Bob and Tim's Lawn Service 12082 Freestone C1. 851-2209 Natalina's Headquarters 8206 Hamilton Avenue 93l- 12'16 North College Hill Bakery I807 W. Galbraith Road 5216760 Hillenbrand Barbers 5930 Hamilton Avenue 54I-8338 Laurel 5 8 lo 243 W. McMillan Street 24l-3969 Ward's Computers Cybermania I74 W. McMillan Street 86l-2300 Frank Stavale Custom Tailor 27 E. Court Street 42l-206l Men's and Ladies' Alterations Hats Unlimited Fashions 49l4 Reading Road. Bond Hiil 64l-C045 '15I-0655 Schlanser Pharmacy 4300 Sullivan Avenue SI. Bernard 64I-Il337ll34 College Hill Pany Keg 6270 Simpson Avenue S4I-4530 Arnold Herb. '38 Herb and Kramer Appliances Mt. Healthy Mr. C.'s Auto and Truck Repair 524 W. Sharon Road 742-0466 The Sexton Campany 1Mike. '841 4201 Victory Pkwy.. 45406 28l-8326 Bond Hill Union '16 4950 Paddock Road 2424920 Wm. Cargile Contractors. Inc. 2008 Freeman Avenue 38l-2442 Francoise Greeting Card Co.. Inc. 63l Main Street 24I-8281 Ryan's Service, Inc. IO'S'I' North Bend al Daly 68l-6222 Schababerles Paint. Feed. and Seed 7045 Vine Street Wallpaper 82I-6963 PA TRONS Claire Hamburg Steven J. Wood Robert J. Wood The Wood Family Mr. and Mrs. tarry Powers Mary Lou and Robert Welch John C. Flaspohler 7600:! luck. WiID Mr. and Mrs. George H. Wiebell Norb and Jane Barre Dolores Day and Family Diana Schmidt Good luck Spartans. Clara Boehm Tim Hinel. Badin '68 Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Dunn Lowell Ring and Family Good luck. William. The Cotton: Compliments of Ms. Darlene Gray Compliments of Mrs. Louise Gray Raphael 5 Nancy Steinberg 5 Warren Mr. and Mrs. Peters Mr. and Mrs. Milan K. Busching George Hanlein Cheese M. Davis Meats John's Barber Shop Good luck. Jim Wissel. Lave Sis Margaret Jane Tabergte Elenara R. Reuhl Good Luck, Class of '34 7C. ReuhD Good luck. Class of '83 Had: Lynda Congratulations from P1 '5 Deli Good Luck, 3 8 8 Furniture Co. Shirley's Natural Food Shop Mariana Spencer Sharon Jackson ALUMNI Mike Janning, '7! Rev. Tim Janning. '72 Jerry Jannfng. '73 Jim Janning. '75 George Steinmetz. '40 Andy Wissel. '79 Robert J. Hellmann. Jr.. '3 I Gerald Smith. '65 Raymond Martina. '38 Richard Costello, '57 Mark Margeson, '60 Clem taken. '47 Jerry Kline, '58 Jack Schmidt. '45 CJ. Schmidt. III. '75 David Day, '83 Mark Berle, '73 John taken. '79 Rick taken. '76 Ron Luken. '75 Harry Brahman, '52 Tom leSaint, '79 Paul LeSaint, '80 Bob Famick, '50 The Jack Mulcare Family, '42 Mr. and Mrs. Don Hamburg. '42 STUDEN TS David Reuhl, '34 Paul McDonald '85 Greg Hellman , '34 tarry laake, '86 Man Schmidt. '85 Steven J. Baines. '84 Olumide M. Akapa. '84 Riki Famick. '86 261 B.H. BUDKE INC. GENERAL CONS TR U C TION 2859 Banning Rd. Cincinnati, Ohio 45239 522-3 000 CONGRA TULATIONS SENIORS from E VERRE TT RUCKER STATE FARM INSURA NCE Suite 305 48I2 Vine Street St. Bernard, Ohio 45217 242-88I I mm COVER PHOTO BY AL HARTMAN OF PAT MCKENRICK PHOTOGRAPHY. INC. w?awfhkhhwhr- I ' ' l INDEX TO FRONT COVER Tom Knight. '86. Honor Student Tam Sleinmen. '84. Hanar Student Ted Alverson. '85. Honor Student Mr. Eran sacevich. Faculty Joe Va. '83. Honor Student Bob Knight. '83, Troubadour Staff Mr. Steve Schneider. Staff Mrs. Agnes Vanden Eynden. Staff . Murphy Naylor, '85. Reserve Foolbah' G.C.L Champs Par listermann. '83. National Honor 501:! er . Fr. James 80k. O.F.M.. Principal . John Wagner. '83. Student Senate Sean McGee. '83. Drum Major . Chuck Hermes. '85. Athletic Trainer . Tim Gray. '33. Council on World Affairs . Jeff Bums. '83. Baconian Staff . Fr. Dan Anderson. O.F.M.. Faculty . John O'Eryan. '83, Chess Club . Chris Juniel. '83. Pm-Ufe Group . Tom Schneider. '85, Photographer . Mrs. Sandra Altman. Faculty . Tim Stenrz. '86. Spartan Band . Theresa luensman. 0.1.4. '84. Spanan Flag line . lori Murphy, McAuley '83. Cheerleader . Jae Johnson. '33. Baseball . Tom Eckan, '33. Soccer . Allen Napier. '83. Wrestling . Dave Eha. '83. Saskelball . Greg Goose Givens. '33. Spartan End . Ken Davis. '83. Drama . Mike Olberding. '33, Cross Country . Dan Anderson. '33. Spirit Committee . Adrian Bram. '33. Football . Chuck Kohl. '84. Swim Team . Chris Donahue. '34. Tennis . Mike 5311mm. '83. Merit Staff . Missy Annis. McAuIey '84. Wrestleue . Don Campell. '33. Troubadour Salesman . Chip Hafele. '93. Big Erother . Kurt Juengling. '86, Freshman . Joe O'leary. '83. Golf . Kevin Wood. '33. Drama Crew . Rodney Robinson, '85. Sophomore . Mark Thesken. '83. Penman Staff . Rirh 30M. '35. Debate Team . Paul Frommeyer. '83. National Merit Scholar . Derek O'Neal. '54, Track . Tom Harmeyer, '83. Signet; 263 264 HAIL and FAREWELL FR. ALAN Also farewell to Miss Boland. Mn Huxel. Mr, Marlin. Mr. Simon and Mrs. Kagy. The TROUBA DOUR Staff wishes to thank the following people for their help in preparing this book.- Mrs. Slansbury and Mrs. Herbs Mr. Doug Fay. Business Manager Mr. Charlie Miller, American Yearbook Co. M'r. Pat McKenrick, Pat McKenrick Photography, Inc. The staff of Executive lab Mr. Jerry Gold and Mr. Gary Brenner. Executive Studio Mr. John Hoke. The Portrait Gallery Mrs. Missy Lusk Mrs. Shirley McKenn'ck Mr. Joseph Kneip Fr. Patrick McCIoskey. O.F.M. Mr. Ed Deuterich Mr. Jim Uhrig, Yearbook Moderator Emeritus Miss Beth Cardwell. OLA. '33 Mrs. Peggy lamb Laurie. Amy. and Jeffrey Lamb The Faculty. Staff: and students of Roger Bacon High FR. EDMUND MR. ED ALBRINCK