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

Text from Pages 1 - 270 of the 1984 volume:

Far well over fifty years Roger Bacon and Our Lady of the Angels have been a team. Most of our cheerleaders, actresses, color guards, and a large percen tage of our best fans in the cheer- ing sections have come from just around the corner. Our dads who went to Bacon dated these girls, and lots of them are our grandmoth- ers, our mothers, our sisters, and the girls we have dated. We can judge how good Our Lady of the Angels has been by how good those we love have been. No high er praise 1'5 possible. We all have mixed feelings at this time: sadness at the clasing of a school that has been so large a part of our lives; joy that Roger Bacon i5 grow- ing,- excitement at all of the new horizons that are being opened. Before we become caught up in the newness of this special school year, we must pause and pay tribute to a school that has given Roger Bacon so much of herself through the years. The yearbook staff is proud to dedi- cate the 1984 Troubadour to Our Lady of the Angels High School. DEDICATION Our Lady of the Angels High School . - A F I ,2? X C ' I K 1: ?' ' K r , .rv4'v. ' . - 12:5 .4 .- 7. 1. .,,I 1' ,4 'r: ; ' ;k Tl 7 ;,. ,. ;- . -. x' u... .. m5 'V.. -h Ki I .l9 I--..', - ' --.. .1 m FW' 51k ' l 7 r ; . ., I 1.. J .,. H. .. . 2.: I w New Tl, I. mH I i: I $ WNnnm Leading the Way to Co-education BAND 0F CHAMPIONS Everyone connected with the Roger Bacon Spartan Band honestly believed that 1983-54 would be a rebuilding year. The senior class numbered only twelve guys and eight girls, and there would be over 50 brand new members e including girls in the band itself for the first time. Nobody could seriously expect championship quality with over one-third of the band having absolutely no experience. Nothing could have been Further from the truth! Between May and September something marvelous began to happen. The seniors began to make some Changes, and a new spirit of determination and self-discipline became evident. The result was one of the strongest bands in Roger Bacon's illustrious musical history. In the week of the first football game, the Band had the distinction of playing at Riverfront Stadium not once. but twice. Through- out the rest of September the upperclassmen prepared the new members for the first competition early in October. At the Reading-Lockland Band Competi- tion, the Roger Bacon Band walked away with awards for Best Drum Major, Best Flag Line, First in their Division, and Grand Champion. Their score of 2.71 out of a possible 300 earned them a trip to the State Finals in November. With each football show, the band continually improved as their shows provided superior entertainment. At the State Finals, the marching Spartans earned a Superior rating, the highest possible The Flag Line also earned a Superior rating. These ratings earned the band an opportunity to travel to St. Petersburg, Florida, in April for the Festival of States, where bands from all over the nation vie for the National Championship. As the Band led the way to co-education it also epitomized the spirit of cooperation and teamwork without which Cham- pionships are impossible. Each class contributed excellence - the stuff of which champions are made. 51:7; ' 3 ;. wt 14'. 'vi ' Huu'ca f J 2: r.- 733' w Efw- I H... 5 FOOTBALL SPARTANS MARCH T0 VICTORY! 2nd IN G.C'.L. 3rd IN THE CITY The 1983 football season was one of excitement and satisfac- tion. Following a couple of down seasons, the Spartans re- bounded with an 8-2 record and second place in the G.C.L. The eight wins gave the Spartans their best football record in fif- teen yearsl The season opened with a bang. The Spartans recorded three straight shut-outs, outscoring opponents 87-0. This string was finally ended by Princeton, the eventual State Champions. The biggest game of the year had to be the Elder game. With chances of a big season riding on this win, the Spartans were looking toward a strong finish in the league. Things looked bad, however, since the Spartans trailed 13-9 with three min- utes to go in the game. The strong attitude and fighting spirit of this year's team then took over. Bacon fought back to win the game in the Final minutes on a long touchd0wn pass from John Stofa to Joe Hice. The 1983 Spartans were led by coecaptains Rob Burkhart, Joe Hice, and Tim Recker. Besides the spirit and never-quit attitude, this team showed a closeness and comradery which made them truly something special in Roger Bacon athletic history. This esprit-de-corps helped the teams through some hard times and tough situtations. Congratulations on a fine season, Spartans. Your efforts and dedication have paid off. Slofa's pass spoils Elder's Homecoming! a- wsw A. . ,.,...5: Iv 3:. - , f1:hh'ij.-1;1 7.5:. 'I t 1 7 ' l 18 Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon VARSITY RECORD 37 Woodward 37 Withrow 13 Hamilton Badin 7 Princeton 23 St. Xavier 33 Anderson 16 Elder 6 Moeller 34 LaSalle 34 Purcell-Marian AWARDS MOST VALUABLE PLAYER: Murphy Naylor PRIDE, HUSTLE AND DESIRE: Tim Recker BEST OFFENSIVE BACK: Murphy Naylor BEST DEFENSIVE BACK: Dave Theurer BEST OFFENSIVE LINEMAN: Terry Folzenlogen BEST DEFENSIVE LINEMAN: Tracy Jones MOST IMPROVED PLAYER: Sean Johnson THIRD IN CITY Rob Burkhart SECOND IN G.C.L.! VARSITY FOOTBALL, First Row:Tom Hoffmann, Rob Farwick, Joe Hice, Rob Burkhan, Tim Recker, Skeve Kiley, Mike Moellen Second Row: Demn Pullins, Ken Marshall, Mike Holden, Tracyjones, Tom Barnes, Churby Clowers, William Pauerson, Tim Back. Third RomBob Hausfeld, Tom Hamburg, Mike Geisen, Mark Blessing, Mike Norris, Reggie Davis, Jim Radziwon, Chris West. Scott Grau. Fourth Row:Randy Brown, Dave Theurer, Ed Jimenez. Phil Pith, Terry Folzenlogen, Bill Cinn, Joe Burgoyne, Gene Todd, Fifth Raw: Rob Breen, Harold Trotter, John Murray, Pal Curran, Murphy Naylor, Dave Sheehan, Levy Hill, John Tayior. Mike Mahan. Sixth Row: Mike Davis, Fred Alexander, Jo: Hennekes, Chris Chapman, Greg Pelrovitch, Paul Rimgering, Mike Jones, Mike Blessing. Seventh ROMSteve Saunders, Slevc Fumi, Mike Hoffman, Tom Royston, Ev Brackett, Rich Johnson, John Stofa, Joe Crundei Eighfh Raw: Asst. Coaches Rick Ready, Bruce Redd, Dan Starkey, Head Coach Rich Fuchs, Asst. Coaches Tom Rocbel, Gus DOOIOS, Ken Janzen. 19 20 RESERVE FOOTBALL, Fin! Raw: Jnlm Hogan, Sean Bcauchamp, Steve Stegeman, Chris Patmunl Al Caldwell, A! Muidrow, Second Row: Dave Schmidt. James Lacke, Mark Bess, Jerry Lunsford, Jim Lamping, Robert White, Jack Asher. Third Raw.- Rudney Pitts, Dave Lukcn, Kevin Scherpenberg, Tim Hampton, Tim Urmston, Andy Don, Carl DraginoFF, Larry Watts. Fourth Row: Richard Thomas, Rodney Summexlin, Todd Wilking, Ron Stark, Kevin Gohcen, Larry Moyl, Larry Lake. Fifth Raw: Head Coach Robert Starkey, Chuck Neal Managen, Dan Brockhuis, Jim Huxel, Dave Osie, Larry Todd, Lenny McIntyre, A551. Coach Dana Ettez. RESER VE RECORD Roger Bacon 20 Woodward 0 Roger Bacon 8 Colerain 24 Roger Bacon 8 Princeton 24 Roger Bacon 42 Purcell-Marian 6 Roger Bacon 33 St. Xavier 0 Roger Bacon 21 Elder 22 Roger Bacon 0 LaSalle 7 AWARDS MOST VALUABLE PLAYER: Larry Todd 7 - , - ' MOST IMPROVED PLAYER: Andy Dorr ' ; '- ' M 3:15 PRIDE, HUSTLE AND DESIRE: Tim Urmston -'- -' '- L - ' ;- : '-'14A-' - 17;14g53?3 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL, Firs! Raw:Rich Ostendorf, Victor Schmidt, Kevin Smith, Tom Kathman, Ali Key, Chris Ketay, Kelly Bollmer,Creg Hardewig, Ran Siebemhaler. Second Row.- Milton Hampton, Stan Smiley, Larry Brock, Pal Simmons, Anthony Harris, Greg Ernst, Derrick Deyampert, Greg Von Holle. Tim Maxwell. Third Raw.- Sylvester McNeil, Dan Hauck, Pat Chaulk, Chris Bishop, Steve Niehoff. John Sanders, Joe Fumil Coach Rick Ready Fourth Row.- Brian Kocher, Rob Bell, Sean Fitzgerald, Joe Niessan, Mike Cildea, Roger Starkl Todd Sims. .3; g $ 3 953 3?:374 7 3: 3t 2:735 - 02:33 CROSS COUNTRY It has been said that the true measure of a man is what he does with what he has. If you can measure a team by that same standard, the 1983 Cross Country team earns a high rating indeed. At the start of the season there were only ten members on the Cross Country team. There were no returning stars, and Roger Bacon was not ranked in the coaches' pre-season poll. But Coach Feichtner did have a faithful corps of hard workers who, led by Vince Becks and Eric Forte, logged over 500 miles during the hot summer months. That hard work paid handsome dividends as the fall season progressed. Time after time the RB. runners were counted as being down, and time after time they proved to be competitive with the best teams in the city. Trophies are seldom given for such intangibles as leadership, character, sense of humor, unselfishness, and self-discipline. These qualities are rewarded only by a deep sense of selE-satisfaction. Seniors Vince Becks, Eric Porte, Greg Edwards, Greg Hellmann, and Tom Steinmetz - though not abounding in natural athletic talent, nevertheless did provide a fine example to their younger teammates. The positive attitude and character of these young men spilled onto the underclassmen . and paved the way for their success. In many ways, the G.C.L. Championship won by the frosh and the numerous other victories won by the freshmen can be shared by their older teammates. The Harrier Highlights include the championship of the Roger Bacon - Greenhills Invitational, the runner-up honors of the Ross Invitational, and the team qualification to the District Finals. Freshmen achievements include lst or 2nd place honors in six different invitationals, capped by the G.C.L. Champion- ship. Congratulations to a team of athletes who made the most of what they had. Once again they have proven that Roger Bacon distance runners are winners in the long run. -4 V. ' RUBENUEEE: FRESHMAN CROSS COU TRY, Hrs: Row: Mike Walsh, Phil Kas- lrup. Second Row: Jeff O'Brien, Ken Wheeler, Dave Heit. Memorable Moments The Quagmire Qualification: Roger Bacon overcomes the opposition and Mother Nature to advance to the District Finals! Spartan Freshmen WIN the Greater Cincinnati League CHAMPIONSHIP! Roger Bacon's DOUBLE VICTORY t Varsity and Freshmem at the Roger Bacon-Creenhills Invitationalt Roger Bacon's first Cross Country Scavenger Hunt. VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY, First Raw: Rick Drees, Vince Becks Caplaim, Karl Kauffman. Second Raw: Brian Watson, Chip Condcn, Eric Forte, Tim Rosmarin. Third Raw: George Ross Mng, Greg Hellmann, Tom Steinmetz. Greg Edwards, Coach Dave Feichtner. VARSITY RECORD Colerain Invitational 9th Roger Bacon-Greenhjlls Invitational lst Covingtoh Catholic Invitational 13th R055 Invitational 2nd Princeton Invitational 4th Elder Invitational 3rd GILL. Championship 3rd Lakota Classic 4th Sectional 3rd District 15th AWARDS Captain: Vince Becks Most Improved Runner: Greg Edwards Most Valuable Runner: Vince Becks 27 SOCCER The 1983 Roger Bacon Spartan Soccer Team began their season with two wins against Forest Park and Greenhills - two top rated teams. Super teamwork resulted in a G.C.L. record of 6 wins and 4 losses. This record earned them second place behind the 1983 State Champion St. Xavier Bombers. Leading the Spartans was Dave Kiley, who broke a Roger Bacon record for the most goals scored in one season with 22.. Midfielders Scott Morrissey and Jeff Hampel, play- ing aggressively, assisted Dave Kiley in his record. Fullback Bill Haussler led the defense in neutralizing many scoring attempts on the Spartan goal. VARSITY SOCCER, Firs! Row: Bill Haussler, Yatz Schmidt, Bob Belle, Jack Lindeman, Paul Neyer, Jeff Hampel, Malt Vollmarl Pal Bristow, Greg Souza. Second Row: Kevin Mulcare. Scott Morrissey, Dave Kiley, Jeff Barnhorst, Jim Wissel. Tim Nolan, John Janning, Dave Jacobs. Third Raw: Tim Billinghurst tTrainerL Chuck Helmes WianagerL Andy Vollmar. Tom Whitehead. Ted Wilke, Jeff Eagle ManagerL Coach Jim Williamson VARSITY RECORD Roger Bacon 3 Forest Park 2 ROger Bacon 4 Greenhills 3 Roger Bacon 4 Colerain 4 Roger Bacon 4 Covington Catholic 2 Roger Bacon 4 Walnut Hills 3 Roger Bacon 1 St. Xavier 3 Roger Bacon 0 Finneytown 0 Roger Bacon 4 Elder 3 Roger Bacon 0 Purcell-Marian 3 Roger Bacon 2 LaSalle 1 Roger Bacon 3 Mueller 4 Roger Bacon 0 St. Xavier 1 Roger Bacon 6 Hamilton Badin 1 Roger Bacon 4 LaSalle 0 Roger Bacon 4 Elder 2 Roger Bacon 2 Purcell-Marian 1 Roger Bacon 2 Moeller 1 TOURNAMENT Roger Bacon 0 Elder 3 MOST VALUABLE PLAYER OFFENSB: Dave Kiley MOST VALUABLE PLAYER DEFENSB: Bill Haussler 31 RESER VE RECORD Forest Park Greenhills Covington Catholic Walnut Hills St. Xavier Finneytown Elder Purcell-Marian LaSaIle Calvary Christian Moeller St. Xavier Princeton LaSalle Elder Purcell-Marian Moeller 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 WOHONONONPFUWhmI-dm NOQHWNWOWMQHWHHOH MOST VALUABLE PLAYER OFFENSE Mike Taney MOST VALUABLE PLAYER DEFENSB Joe Ceigle MOST IMPROVED PLAYER Shawn Nolan ! RESERVE SOCCER. First Raw:Coach Fred Widmeyerl Doug Bruns, Dave Beckman, Steve Wolke, Joe Ceigle, Jeff Raffenberg, Mike Tansy, Shawn Nolan. Second Raw: Dave Wisner, Carl Jarmon, Mark Bollmer, Mike Mitchell, Jim Wood, Chris Lemmink, Rob Rink, Phil Westerbeck. Third Raw: Ron Schwartz, Mark Ciblin, Rick Farwick, Rob Gruber, Tim Sealschott, Craig Kuderer, Jay Gates. W l. FRESHMAN SOCCER, First Raw: Matt Mullucey. Chip Crane. Bill Neyer, Jeff Gerber, Buddy Rankin, Jim Klosler- man, Jim Hesketh. Second Raw: Coach Pedro Diaz. Nick Bristow, Scott O'Leary, Paul Walker, Mike Filler, Steve Dmppelman, Jim Geisen, Matt Swiggum. Third Raw: Jay Metz, David hergens, SCOH Marqua, Steve Collins, Tim Blown, 33 11:, F, 11 Hr twining, Vn'. . .9 mumm 8 HRRT'S THE-mHN-WHO-CHmE-TODINNER BECKY KATHMAN as Daisy Stanley LISA JONES as Miss Preen OSCAR HURM as Richard Stanley FRANK MACRO as John KATHY TURNER as June Stanley PATTI OLBERDING as Sarah MISSY SEXTON as Ethel McCutcheon JOE GRUNDEI as Ernest Stanley JEANNE BLESSING as Maggie Cutler DAVID GARDNER as Dr. Bradley GARY WARDEN as Sheridan Whiteside MARIA OLBERDING as Harriet Stanley TOM DEUTSCH as Bert Jefferson TOM ROYSTON as Prof. Adolph Metz ROB GRUBER as Michaelson STEVE PRANCHI as Officer Baker KELVIN ADAMS as Henderson BILL PETERSMAN a5 Sandy GINA PANZECA as Lorraine Sheldon GEORGE BOSTON as Beverly Carlton BRIAN CAPFERKY a5 Banjo ' ?W Wali'I-dumm . A :-'r m . t mhnhll'lh CHOIR Patrick Grimes Craig Cooper Bill Olberding Brian Neal Paula Sexton Matt Raffenberg Allison Sexton FR. DAN ANDERSON, O.F.M., Director 40 ABOVE, SET CONSTRUCTION, First Row.- Dennis Wright, Paul Burns, Jim Fistcr, Matt Schmidt. Second Row: Kevin Jordan, Tim Brown, Kevin Findley,1im Wagner. Third Raw: Chris Nichols, Jim Gears, Karl Hiller, Pat Crail, Jim Ariss. LEFT, STAGE AND TECHNICAL CREWS, Top to Bo!!om:Tom Wall and Den- nis Beck, Stage; David Reuhl and Jim Coertemoeller, Sound; Tim Powers, Asst. Director; Mary Ann Crowe, Props Front Row: Mrs. Donna Briggs, Set Designer; Jim Radziwon, Lights; Amy Horn, Props; Steven BaineS. Set; Tom Steinmetz and Pete Selenke, Lights. 41 Q. 1 11.11114 3. . f A I! 1.1?ng r : F U 1-;1' -- '1 . , tr .: 1' in? w ' k: Shy 9'3. COMM; ,.. gm G 3 W V a J k I'!: : ' 47 BA SKE TBALL In the past few seasons, this reflection has been an easy one to write. One can be eloquent when writing about championships. This year's Varsity Basketball Team has no such championships to write about. The team struggled through a tough schedule facing the best Cincinnati has to offer. The result was a disap- pointing 8-13 record. Although not up to recent Spartan standards, these Spartans hustled and scrapped all season long in practice and in games. That Pride, Hustle, and Desire manifested itself through winning 5 of its last 6 games, including the last four in a row. Beating the 5th ranked St. Xavier Bombers at 'X' and the 7th ranked Purcell- Marian Cavaliers for the second time at the buzzer were the highlights of the season. The opportunities to give up were numerous, but this team kept on improving and by season's end was playing its best basketball of the year. That ability to bounce back, to overcome adversity, will be one of the most important principles learned from playing this great game. ABOVE: Bacon's Big Men play good defense under the boards LEFT: Steve Fumi takes his jumper from the cornerv BOTTOMfJoe Hice plays his tough defense against Purcell. TOP:,Another blocked shot by Matt Burchfielcl. VARSITY RECORD Roger Bacon 47 Walnut Hills 41 Roger Bacon 59 Moeller 68 Roger Bacon 48 North College Hill 50 Roger Bacon 37 Elder 48 Roger Bacon 45 LaSalle 51 Roger Bacon 50 McNicholas 62 Roger Bacon 47 Colerain 48 Roger Bacon 44 Milford 39 Roger Bacon 34 St. Xavier 36 Roger Bacon 54 Hamilton Badin 67 Reger Bacon 47 Purcell-Marian 45 Roger Bacon 63 Woodward 65 Roger Bacon 42 Moeller 75 Roger Bacon 42 Elder 59 Roger Bacon 63 Ross 42 Roger Bacon 50 LaSalle 54 Roger Bacon 47 St. Xavier 37 Roger Bacon 4'7 Aiken 37 Roger Bacon 66 Princeton 46 Roger Bacon 40 Purcell-Marian 39 TOURNAMENT Roger Bacon 36 Taft 55 MOST VALUABLE PLAYER: Bob Hausfeld MOST IMPROVED PLAYER: Steve Wiehe BEST DEFENSIVE PLAYER: Dave Kiley PRIDE, HUSTLE, AND DESIRE AWARD: Rab Burkhart ,l .- - f RIGHT: Morrissey scores a quick two. RIGHT CENTER: Way to sky, Scooter! SO Ev Bracket! rips a rebound! Butkhart Downs Hice K Hey Burchfield Kiley Burchfield K Hey Ha usfeld Morrissey Burchfield Hice Hice Ha usfeld Hice Ha usfeld Hice Hausfeld Kiley Kiley Morrissey Hice Hausfeld Hausfeld Hausfeld 11 o'o'ww' . , f .O'Qv VARSITY BASKETBALL, Firs! Row: Managers Chris West, Sieve Schradin, Kevin Sealschott, AndrEJohnson. Second Raw: Coach Bob Callahan, Scott Morrissey, Rob Wilking, Harold Trotter, Steve Wiehe, Mike Downs, Bob HausFeld, Steve Fumi, Ev Brackett, Sean Johnson, Joe Hice, Rob Burkhart, Dave Kiley, 1983-84 VARSITY BASKETBALL STA TS NAME FCM EV BRACKETT 15 ROB BURKHART 27 MATT BURCHFIELD 32 MIKE DOWNS 6 STEVE FUMI 17 BOB HAUSFELD 90 JOE HICE 57 SEAN JOHNSON 2 DAVE KILEY 47 SCOTT MORRISSEY 3d STEVE WIEHE 36 ROB WILKING 29 ROGER BACON 392 OPPONENTS 400 FCA 43 118 89 26 49 1 92 199 7 143 99 84 89 1138 PC T FTM 3570 1 2391: 26 36010 19 2370 5 35$: 14 4795 33 297a 35 29'21 1 3.3195 53 34170 21 43010 B 33017 8 3417A. 224 264 FTA 4 52 3'7 5 25 58 46 3 88 44 17 12 .391 416 PCT 2511b 50Wu 5107a 100 . 5695 57'21 767a 32W: 609':- 481,10 47W: 67Wo 57015 GSWD TOT REB 33 44 50 14 52. 169 72 0 39 30 34 18 555 STEALS 3 22 11 3 4 15 21 4 4O 31 11 4 169 A5515 T5 10 41 8 2 2 6 34 2 65 47 25 9 251 T0 TA L POI N T5 31 83 17 213 149 147 89 80 66 1008 1064 51 RESER VES: G.C.L. CHAMPS! RESERVE BASKETBALL, First Row: Managers Mark Giblin, John Ring, Mark Moulliet, Matt Schmidt, Sean Eeauchamp. Second Row: George Schmidt, Cari Jarmon, James Locke, Richard Thomas, Todd Wiiking, Craig Kuderer, Coach Tom Singleton, Jim Huxel, Tim Sealschott, Paul Brannen, Dave Schmidt, Jack AsheL BEST DEFENSIVE PLA YER: Richard Thomas MOST IMPROVED PLA YER: Tim Sealschott PRIDE, HUSTLE, DESIRE AWARD: Jack Asher RESER VE RECORD NOV 23: The Reserves open the 1983-84 season with a 50-41 victmy over WALNUT HILLS. DECEMBER 2.- Yatz Schmidt's goal, after the huzzm, gives the Spartans their First and only lead of the game with MUELLER, 37-36. DECEMBER 3,-Jim Huxel controls the boards with 10 rebounds, and the Reserves crush NORTH COLLEGE HILL 50-28. DECEMBER 10:Rogci Baton does the unexpected in upending the ELDER PANTI iERS 43-401 Craig, Kuderer'a 9 points and 6 rebounds Spark RB. DECEMBER 16: A tremendous defensive effort give: the Spartans :1 con- vincing 66-42 win over the LaSAl.LE LANCERS. Yatz Schmidt's 4 steals and 17 points. lead Bacon. DECEMBER 17: The Reserves travel to MCNICHOLAS and defuse the RDCinS with a daviing paSSing display. Yatz Schmidt's 8 assists and Ctaig Kudcrvt's 14 rebounds pace RB in the 57-39 victory. DECEMBER 21:Cruciai errors and missed Eree-throws permit COLERAIN to upset the Reserves in overtime, 47-46. Yatz Schmidt leads all scoren: with 17 pointy DECEMBER 30:Thc Spartans hand the MILFORD EAGLES a 06-12 defeat, Todd Wilking leading the way with 19 points. and b reboundfx JANUARY6:Fai1urc to control the bail in the final seconds allows the ST. XAVIER BOMBERS to put in a shot at the buzzer and escape with a :17-45 victory. Yatz Schmidt leadb the Spartans with 6 steals, 7 anEistS. and 17 painta, 1A NUARYZ'The Reserves struggle late in the game against HAMILTON BADIN but still manage to coiiert a 45-30 victory Richard Thomas guns in 12. points and grabs 7 rebounds. IANUARY 1.3:The Spartans defeat PURCELL in a one-sidcd contest 20-39. Todd Wilking scores 15 points and Yatz Schmidt g?ts 10 assists. IANUARY 14: Roger Bacon plays good basketball and defeats WOOD- WARD 71-02 in a high-5coring contest. Richard Thomas leads all scorers with 21 points, jANUARYZZG: In a battle for first place in the C1C.L., RB gains a 50-40 victory over MOELLER. Yatz Schmidt leads the 9cm-ing with 16 points, while Craig Kudcrcr secures 10 rebounds and 0 steals. jANUARY24: ELDER is one game behind the Spartans in the GCL and the Contest is helci at The Pit. RB is overwhelmed by the 5ituation and ELDER strolls. to an easy 45-33 victory. IANUARY28:The Reserves bounce back to heat ROSS 44-37. Jim Huxei gets 11 rebounds and 18 points. FEBRUARY3:The Spartans emerge victmious in a lackluster affair against LaSALLE, 44-41. The Spartans remain tied For lst place in the C..C.L. with the Vicory. FEBRUARY 10:1n the game of the season, the Reserves play a hungry ST. XAVIER team with the CCLV title on the line A tremendous defensive effort led by Jack Asher and Jim Huxel gives the Spartans a 51-47 victory and sole possession of first piace as Moeller heats Elder. FEBRUARY11:The Spartans trounce AIKEN FALCONS 66-29. Jim Huxei scam: 30 pointst FEBRUARY 14: RCSCIVEE heat PRINCETON 62-59. FEBRUARY 7'7:le Roger Bacon Reserves defeat PURCELL 72-31 to win the GCL. CHAMPIONSHIP! 53 ' - ' 4 4 411 Tem 19, Larry Moye. Standing: FRESHMAN BASKETBALL, Kneehn . Ilm Hesketh, Tom Sunderman, Asst. Coach Ken Janzen, CoaLh Fred Cooper, Bl p . Tom Kathman, Chris Bishop, Anlhoni Harris, Mark Dinkclakcr, Brian Kocher, Steve Jordan, Todd Slms. Kenny Wheeler, Joe Fuml, Paul Walker, Steve Niehoff, John Sanders. FRESHMAN RECORD Roger Bacon 45 Princetbn 32 Roger Bacoh' 67 Moeller 63 ' Roger Bacon 2? Elder 47 Roger Bacqn 31 Fairfield 18 Roger Bacon 36 LaSalIe 46 Roger Bacon 2.8 'Purcell-Marian 32. Roger Bacon 33 St. Xavier 44 Roger; Bacon 34 St. Xavier ' 46 Roger Baconrzs Purcell Marian . 24 Roger Bacon 36 Fairfield 4 18 Roger Bacon 44 Moeller 42 Roger Baddn 28 Elder 34 Roger Bacon 34 LaSal'le 35 TOURNAMENT Roger Bacon 44 LaSalle 38 Roger Bacon 35 St. Xavier 45 Roger Bacon 37 Elder 40 BEST OFFENSIVE PLAYER: Ken Wheeler BEST DEFENSIVE PLAYER: Chris Bishop PRIDE, HUSTLE, AND DESIRE: john Sanders CHEERLEADERS AND WRES TLE TTES RESERVE CHEERLEADERS, Kneeling: Heather Arzman, Tina Dwartman, Tina St, Clair. Standing: Angie Johnson, Julie Bathori, jenny Albrinck, Becky Keim, Mary Ann Carroll. WRESTLETTES: Kristi Whitehead, Leandra Sparks, Suzie Annis, Lori Freson, Terri Anne Dusa, Maria Hammour, Shannon Honchens. 11:57 3 ii VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Kim Hackney, Jan Schneider, ' Robyn Floyd, Gina V012. WRES TLING As the Spartan Grapplers look back on the 1984 Wrestling season, they will have many fond memories. No one will forget the leadership provided by Captains J eff Freson, Terry Folzen- logen, and Tim Recker or the courageous comeback from knee surgery by Mark Louis. The 29-28 victory over Moeller pro- vided nail-biting suspense and also a nice feeling of satisfac- tion. The Spartans garnered four G.C.L. championships tRecker, Freson, Folzenlogen, and Blessingl. The underclass- men came on at the end of the season and placed nine wrestlers at Finneytown. As the Regional Tournament rolled around, Roger Bacon was represented by our four G.C.I.. Champions. However, three of the Four were defeated early in the competi- tion, and Mike Blessing became the lone Spartan to represent Roger Bacon at the State competition. 58 BELOW, VARSITY WRESTLING, First Row: Tim Recker, Terry Fobonlngcn, Jeff Frcson Second Row: Rick Drees, Brian Siry, Jnim Hogan, Joe Overburg, Brad Rugvm, Kelly Cnllnpy, Mike Bicssing, Andy Dorr, Juan Bclmunte, Lnuiq Hudmn. Third Row: Fred Westerbeck, Man Overbutg. Gerald Denson, Levi Hill, Jim Hamburg, Scott Grau, Sean Kiley, Mark Louis, Tom Hamburg, Bob GrifFin, Rob Breen. Crag Moore, Shawn Nolan, Pat Crail. Mr. Dan Starkey, Coach. man. J I EAEDNx . 62 VA RSITY RECORD Roger Bacon Spartans 16 Roger Bacon Spartans 39 Reger Bacon Spartans 31 Roger Bacon Spartans 23 Roger Bacon Spartans 25 Roger Bacon Spartans 30 Roger Bacon Spartans 29 Roger Bacon Spartans 22 Roger Bacon Spartans 27 Roger Bacon Spartans 29 Roger Bacon Spartans 21 Roger Bacon Spartans 26 Roger Bacon Spartans 44 Roger Bacon Spartans 9 St. Xavier Bombers Princeton Vikings Mt. Healthy Owls Reading Blue Devils Greenhills Pioneers Northwest Knights Mueller Crusaders Elder Panthers Western Hills Mustangs Sycamore Aviators Purcell - Marian Cavaliers Forest Park Chargers Norwood Indians Oak Hills Highlanders Finneytown Invitational: 2nd Place a Championy G.C.L. Tournament: 5th Place M Champions? ties Roger Bacon Record Cincinnati Regional Tournament: 4th Place Southwestern Ohio Regional Meet: 14 points MOST VALUABLE WRESTLER: TERRY FOLZENLOGEN MOST IMPROVED WRESTLER: MIKE BLESSING SPARTAN SPIRIT AWARD: TIM RECKER JIMMY NEUMANN MEMORIAL AWARD: IEFF FRESON 52 28 23 39 39 35 28 37 39 33 40 33 21 49 RESERVE WRESTLING, First Raw.- Ron Stark, Chris Kiley, Denny Deideshcimer, Hugh Creiser, Steve Wolke, Ricki Farwick, Dirk Van Deylan. Second Row: Dave Wisnen Matt Heimann, Marcus Andreotta, Alfie Jones, Sieve Dierling, Coach Tom Roebel, Joe Westerkamm, Mall Hawkins, Tony Volle, Blake Willingham, Tom Vandegraft. . l5 ROGER 1 ROGER BACON BACUH t J ' RHEER I RGEER L MCUH BACON ; FRESHMAN WRESTLING, First Row: Deron Thuenemann, Malt Swigum. Scott Smith, Rick Ostendorf, Phil Kastrup, Bill Neyer, Scott O'Leary, Kevin Williams. Ed Myers, Crag Hardewig, Jim Geisen. Second Row: Mike Filler, Brian Pic, Larry Brock, Scott Warman, Greg Von Holle, Charles Swanson. Tony Norton, Kelly Bollmer, Joel Bradel, Stan Smiley, Buddy Rankin. Third Raw:Coach Dana Etter, Dave Siebert, Dave Heir, Tim Brown, Roger Stark, Gerald Wright, Chris Courtney, Mike Gildea, Tom Bell, Greg Ernst, Scott Marque. 66 FRESHMAN RECORD Roger Bacon 18 St. Xavier Roger Bacon 24 Purcell-Marian Roger Bacon 45 Amelia Roger Bacon 42 Princeton Reger Bacon 15 Elder Roger Bacon 22 LaSalIe Roger Bacon 26 St. Xavier Roger Bacon 36 White Oak Roger Bacon 48 Norwood Roger Bacon 39 Putcell-Marian Purcell In vitational: 81h GCL. Tournament: 6th White Oak In vitational: 7th MOST VALUABLE WRESTLER: CHRIS COUR TNE Y MOST IMPROVED WRESTLERS: JIM GEISEN BILL NEYER SPARTAN SPIRIT AWARD: GREG HARDEWIG ROGER STARK 63 57 45 37 64 39 34 35 21 67 SWIM TEAM, First ROMCoach Al Paddock, Rob Grubey, Mike Lavamri, Nick Brismw, Kieran Carroll, Rob Bell, Jerry Frentsos. Larry Laake UManagerJ. Second Raw: Mike Tancy, Mike Mitchell. Mike Cripe, Chris Lemmink, Brian s WIMMING Kroger, Dave Witsken, John Frcntsos, Ron Siebenthalerl Steve Droppelman. Wimllmmjlllllm. 1 7 71 They're Here. FACULT a ma? Right: REV. JAMES M. BOK, O.F.M. Principal Below: REV. SYLVESTER HEPPNER, O.F.M. Vice Principal Business Manager ADMINISTRATION U - MR. CHARLES A GROSSER Dean of Students 74 MRS SANDRA ALTMAN, Guidance Director Below: MR. THOMAS P. SINGLETON lhiwm'lj MR. WILLIAM MOULLIET Director of Admissions BRO. JOSEPH HALEY, O.F.M. Asst. Business Manager 75 Mr. John R. Butz . .J Mr. August J. Doorc: Right: Mr. Joseph Kneip Bottom Right: Mr. Scott Browe Student Teacher Below: Mr. James Uhrig SOCIAL , w STUDIES i w ' Mr. Robert P. Starkey SCIENCE Mr. Richard M. Fuchs Mr. Dana Etter 79 Rev. Patrick McCloskey, O.F.M. x 4 A 'J 6 M1 leacon Michael Montgomery, O.F.M. . : Righ t: Bro. Gene Mayer, O.F.M. Rev. Edward I Slater, O.F.M. E.m A Rev. Rick Kasper, Above: Mr. Wesley A. Neal L6H: Mr. Edward Dauterich MLPeidroD z J 1 l. xi. T L: 81 Fat Right: Mr. Donald J. McGrath Mr. William P. Rev. Daniel Anderson O.F.M. B2 Left: Mr. J. Douglas Fay Below: Mr. Bron Bacevich Mrs. Mary Ellen Moors-Dressing Mr, Ronald R. Lamb Far Right: Mr. David Feichtner SELF- CON TAINE D Mr. Fred Cooper, Jr. 84 PHYS. ED. Left: Mr. Thomas Roebel Left: Mr. Daniel E. Starkey Above: Mrs. Leste Sherman, Librarian RIGHT: Miss Barb Brodbeck, Remedial Math, FAR RIGHT: Mr. David Agee, Fund Raiser, BELOW: Mrs. Jane Kagy, Speech Therapist. BELOW CENTER: Mr. Joe Yearwood, Remedial Reading. BELOW RIGHT: Mrs Joan Purves, Guidance. ABOVE, Left to Right: Miss Marynell Gaier, R.N.; Mrs. Janet Grimes! Asst Librarian; Sister Consolata Kuhn, Secretary; Mrs. Sue Ariss, Guidance Secretary. RIGHT, SECRETARIES: Mrs. Ann Stansbury and Mrs. Dolores Herbe. 86 LEFT: Mr. Joe Hennard. BELOW, LEFT: Mr. Steve Schneider. BELOW RIGHT.- Mr. Andy Freese. ABOVE, Left to Right: Mrs. Betty Bischak, Mrs. Clara Hennel, Mrs, Melba Doellmanl Mrs. Shirley Hausfeld, Mrs. Jayne Hardewig, LEFF: Mrs. Edyth Lawrence, Mrs. Jessie Milazzo, Mrs. Mary Claire Freese, Mrs. Agnes Vanden Eynden. 87 8 8 M 0M PROM 84 93 N E M H S E R . F Terry Alley Ian Ames Dwight Joe Bauer Rob Bell TJ. Bell William Bell Tom Berning Anderson I '1! Larry Brock Michael Brooks Sean Brown Tim Brown Tim Brown Mike Cappel Kieran Carroll Pat Chaulk David Cowles Pat Crail Chip Crane Mike Crawford Richard Brian Dell Crawford i ; Tim Dunn Anthony Eagle I . 8 Jim Ceisen Jeff Gerber l Brian Bess Terry Binford Chris Bishop Eric Blackmon Kelly Bollmer Steve Brenner Nick Bristow Corey Clemons Jeff Cochran Steve Collins Robert Cook Chris Courtney VAX x Derrick Mark David Donnelly John Driscoll Skeve Deyampert Dinkelaker DIOPPEIman J Greg Ems: Lany Ewald Steve Fay Mike Fehring Kevin Findley Sean Fitzgerald Steve Franchi Steve Fumi J Y. K. L i. Mike Gildea Steve Benjamin Gray Michael Gray Pat Greene Ray Crete Hugh Greiser Martin Classmeyer Gruenwald l 97 . 1 John Cuilfoyle Milton Myron Greg Hardewig Hampton Hampton $' Ade Marc Heuck Chris Hickman David Hicks Hesselbmck J .. Chris Ketay Ali Key Ron Kinkade Jim Klosterman Craig Kuderer Tim Lane Cory Lawson John Lee James Leek Eric Leonharl Todd Lovejoy Mark Manzi Scott Marqua Eric Marques Tom Marling Tim Maxwell Eric Mechley Jay Metz Jamie Minter 98 Todd Hardin Anthony Harris Robert Hatlay Dan Hauck Bob Haynes David Heit Ken Helmes Jim HeSkEth f Tony Horton Maurice Ron Jackson Daryl Jones Steve Jordan David Juergens Phil Kastrup Tom Kathman Howard Brian Kocher Dan Koenig Sylvester Todd McMahon McNeil t. Allen Mitchell Malt Mullucey Scott Murray Ed Myers Bil! Neyer Chris. Nichols Steve Niehoff 99 Joe Niesen Bob Noonan Vernon Norris Jeff OBrien Pat OBrien Scott O'Leary Jim Olanda Rich Ostendorf M :1 Larry Rankin Ralph Reynolds Mark Romito John Rudler Jon Ruffin Tony Sander John Sanders Greg Sanker Tony Shepard Byron Shooner ROn Dave Sieben Pat Simmons Todd Sims Stan Smiley Gerald Smith Siebenthaler W 5: Tom Charles jerry Swift Matt Swiggum Daron john Vance Greg Vetter Joe Virginello Sunderman Swanson Thuenemann WW9; .. 9 Wk, Dan Weisbrodt Ken Wheeler Mark Eric Wilder AMhOhY Kevin Williams Tom Woeltert Wiesmann Williams 100 Charles Penil Mike Filler Q Vic Schneider JEII'y Schnetzer Kevin Smith Scott Smith Andy Vollmar Greg Von Hone Luther Yates Brian Pio Gary Schnur Roger Stark Mike Walker Chris Yeazel Clarkley Powell Da ve Schom berg Paul Walker 1255 Wall John Zeno NEH Zimmerman Mike Walsh Scott Warman Corey Watson 103 5:4 J' a S OPHOMORE S 'x E k W Kelvin Adams Mike Amann Marcos lack Ashm Chris Bob Barker Jeff Baur Sean Andrcmla Bachmann BEBUChamp .. .5 La 6? ; in. Paul Brannen Tim Brauning Kevin Brennan Larry Cardwell Reggie Carter Brian Cobb 1 Denny Steve Dierling Andy Dorr Carl DraginoFF Rick Drees Chris Dunn Mike Dunn Greg Durham Deidesheimer James Fister Dan Floyd John Foyles John Frentsos Chris ?uka Jay Gates jim Ceers 106 Dennis Beck Don Beck David Beckman Juan Belmonte Mark Bess Doug Mark Bollmer Edward Birkenheuer Bradford .33 Ted Brown Doug Bruns Mark Buchhcit Ken Buckman Paul Burns Andy Albert Caldwell Bushelman Don Coleman Leon Collins Tom Connelly Tim Cook Tim Corbett Vaughn Mike Cripe William Dahl Covington Pat Dyer Rickey Edwards Steve Eling Joe Geigel Mark Ciblin Kevin Goheen Gregory Green 107 Darryl Gregory Rob Cruber Tom Hamton Todd Harrison K9 Hartman Matt Hawkins Malt Heimann , John Hogan Kurt Juengling Kevin Keppel Ed Keuper Chris Kiley Joe Kluener Tom Knight Tom Kramer . I David Luken Jerry Lunsford Brian McCarthy Terry McCuin Frank McElwain Rodney Lenny McIntyre Joe McLaughlin McFadden Mark Moulliet Larry Moye Randy Mueller Albert Muldrow Chuck Neal Hiep Nguyen Shawn Nolan David Osie Rodney Pitts Jeff Raffenberg Carl Rapking Chuck Reckers John Ring Marlon Roberts 108 LEWiS Hudson Jim Hull SCOH Hutchings Jim HuXEI Carl Jarmon QUill Jefferson Eric Johnson Alfie Jones Larry Laake Jim Lamping Mike Lavatori Clark Learnard Chris Lemmink Doug Lippincott James Locke Mark Longshore George Rob Martin Tony Mason Kevin Matthews Joe Meister Pat Meyer Mike Mitchell Kevin Moore Maringer Joe Overberg Matt Overberg Chris Patmon Rob Pennington Tony PGIer Bill Petersman Tim Rosmarrin George Ross Robert Roy Frank Rusnack John Russell Kevin Scherpenberg 109 Rod Summerlin Brian Watson Joe Westerkamm . 110 Mike Swift Lawrence Watts Robert White Mike Taney Richard Thomas Larry Todd Chris Tyree David Schmidt Tim Urmston George Schmidk Tom Smith i- Torn Vandegraf! Todd Wilking 5 1 Matt Schmidt Steve Schot! Andy Tom Schultz Tim Sealschott Matt Sensel Taswell Shaw John Schuermann Sheanahang Larry Southall Cary Stafford Ron Stark Nick Stavale Steve Stegeman Tim Stentz Kaiser Stewart Marcus Stonestreet Tony Valle Ben Wallace Charles Washington Jim Weidner Fred Weslerbeck Phil Westerbeck J x n. Ken Williams Blake David Wisner StEVP WOIkE Patrick Jim Wood Todd Willingham Wolohan Wurzbacher L 111 Fred Alexander Ted Alverson William Vince Aneno Jim AriSS JEFF Barnhorst Shawn BENZ Tim Anderson Billinghursl David Bradle Nick Brauning Rob Breen Dan Brielmaier Sean Clarke Geoffrey Kelly Collopy Chip Condon Coleman Tom Deutsch Tim Donnelly Denis Dooley Jim Fay Joe Fay Jim Feldman Jim Feldman Gerry Fischer Marcus Fletcher Don Frierson Steve Fumi 116 Don Birken heuer Dave Buening Mike Blessing Matt Burchfield Steve Boback Ken Burt Ron Boehm .4A David Cadle Rob Coors Herbert DuBois Mike Gallo Rich Bohl Brian CaHerky Ron Corcoran Jeff Eagle David Gardne'r George Boston Kevin Carroll Pat Curran Mark Eilers Tim Gears Everett Bracken 1 Brett Cartuyvelles Robert Delong Chris Farrell 1 U Mike Gerber J eff Bradford Chris Chapman Ken Delaney Cary Favors Paul Cilkey W Gary Giuliano Andy Gleason Carlos Gray Joe Grundei Tom Hagen Jim Hamburg Jeff Hampel Steve Hauser Chuck Hennard Joe Hennekes Rick Herbers LEVY Hill Phil Hirbe Mike Hoffmann Tim Howard Jeff Huber Dennis Tom Jacob David Jacobs Tom Jen Eduard Jimenez Rich Johnson Sean J ohnson Mike Jones Huseman 7 1r Rh q 11 Dan Kluaner Mike Knecht Greg Koenig ' Bryan KroegEr Jack Kroeger raw 1 D Jack Lindeman David Lisner Mike Mahan Sean Marnell ChriS Marlin 118 Bill Haussler Kevin Hurtubise $ Kevin Jordan Karl Kauffman David Kiley Sean Kiley '9 Kurt Kroger Rick Krummen Ken Kuderer Rogelio Robert Lambert Dan Lawson Todd Lehker Richard Leugers Lag amen i $ iv? Bill Matting Paul McDonald Mark Miller Mike Moore Scott Morrissey David Mueller John Murray Bill Myers 119 Paul Rengering Ken Schafer Scott Schaefer Terry Schaeper Guy Schmidt Tim Schmidt Tom Schneider Ron Schwartz Pete Selenkc Paul Siebel Kevin Sopher Rod Stacy Phil Stanley Rick Stegeman John Stofa David Strotman Andy Terry Rolf Harold Trotter Mike Matt Vollmar Jeff Walters Gary Warden Trauthwein Vaccariello 120 Mike Nieman Robert Rhoden David Sheehan Brian Taylor Mike Weslerkamm John Olsen Frank Ricman Tim Shively John Taylor Jeff Whyle Phil Ostendorf David Robinson Darryl Shorter Bill Tempel Greg Wieland Crag Petrovitch Phil Pich David Quijano Keilh Rebholz Tim Rechel Rodney Brad Rogers Chris Rotsching Robinson Ted Wilke David Witsken Tony Wolke Dennis Wright Kevin Yarbmugh 121 , , 7: mo botta Ham AP: 126 STUDENT SENATE, Front:Eric Portia Fin? Row:Jim Wissel, Rob Burkhart, Derek O'Neal, Steve Kiley. Second Raw: Paul Rengering, Tom Royston. Rich Johnson, Dave Schneider, Tim Racket, Third Row: Mrs, Sandra Altman, Co-Moderator; Joe Hicel Steve Sanders, Mike Hoffmann, John Stofa, Jeff Freson, Tom Hoffmann. Bro. Gene Mayer, O.F.M., Co-Moderator. RIGHT, SENATE OFFICERS, Kneeling: Rob Burkhart, Treasurer; Tim Racket. Sec- retary. Slanding: Derek O'Neal, Vice President,- Mrs. Altman and Bro. Gene, Co Moderators; Steve Kiley, President. E W S TUDEN T SENATE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY f NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY LEFT NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SEN- IORS. First Raw: Derek O'Neal, Tom Steinmetz, Tom Morrison, Tom Hoffmann. Second Row:Vin- cent Becks' Paul Wiltekind, Ken MarshalL Mike Cardwell, FL Pat MCCIoskey, O.F.M., Modcrato0 Third Row: Joe Bushelman, Greg Edwards, Mark Mahon, Vie: Nguyen BELOW NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 1U- NIORS, First Row: Paul Rengering, Frank Rieman, Greg Petwvitch, Rich Johnson. Second Raw.- John Olsen, David Witsken, Tim Geers, Ted Alverson, Tim Billinghurst. Third Row.- Jack Lindeman, Mike Hoffmann, Tom Royston, Jeff Eagle, Tom Jacobs, Eduard Jimenez. Fourth Row: Dennis Wright, Gerald Denson, Chris Chapman, Fr. Fab rick McCloskey, O.F.M. I -. ti WI 127 128 PRO-LIFE GROUP RIGHT, ROGER BACON PRO-LIFE GROUP, Front Row:John Gund- lach, Crag Ernst. Second Raw: Kevin Findley, David Beckman, Jim Arissl Gary Favors Third Row: Frank Magm, Corny Watsonl Jim Feld- man, Mr. Tom Singleton ModeratorL BIG BROTHERS BELOW, BIC BROTHERS, Firs! Row: Dave Maze, Dave Quijano, Doug Markus; Mike Nieman, Frank Magro, Dave Wilgken, Cary Favors. Second Row:Tom Schneider. Tom Steinmetz, Brian Rebholz; Maurice Baker, Tom Dcutsch, Stove Baincs, Paul Wittekind. Third Row: Mike Cardwell, Paul Jansen, Eric Perm, Scott Hurley. John Murray, Tom Hamburg, Paul Rengering, Mr. Tom Singleton M0deratory Fourth Row: Tracy Jones, Joe Crundm, Bill Robinson, Steve Saunders, Chlis Drahman, Andy Ceddia, Dave Schneider. x JUNIOR COUNCIL ON WORLD AFFAIRS First Row: Rob Lambert, Tom Jacobs, Rick Bohl, Chris Rotsching. Second Raw: Dennis Huseman, Pete Selenke, Eduard Jimenez, Tim Billinghurst. Dave Gardner, Tom Deutsch, Dave Quijano. Third Row:Paul Wittekind, Mike Cardwell Kity-wide Steering Committee Membersl Ted Alverson, Jeff Eagle, Chris Chapman, Tim Gears, Mr. James Uhrig ModeratorL LEFI', Seated: Karl Hiller, National Merit Scholar; Paul Wittekind, National Merit Finalist. 5!anding:Jerome D. O'Neal, National Achievement Scholar; Thomas Morrison, National Merit DEBATE TEAM BELOW, DEBATE TEAM: Rick Bohl, Mrs. Mary Ellen MooryDressing leoderatorL Dennis Beck, Pete Selenke. RIGHT, VARSITY lst TEAM, Sitting: Frank Magro and Matt SenseL Standinglim Hull, Denis Dooley, Mr. Fred Widmeyer, Moerator. BELOPV, VARSITY 2nd TEAM, Sitting: Tim Gears and Jim Ari5s. Standing: Bill Dahl, Jay Gates. BELOW RIGHT, VARSITY 3rd TEAM, Sitting: James Geers, John Foyles. Standing: Jim Klostermann. Frank McElwain, Jim Fister. 130 vdd-AIM ulul ,CAEEUJW mmmm. W x, SPIRI T C OMMI TTEE ABOVE, SPIRIT COMMITTEE, First Row.- Terry Folzenlogen, Mike Nieman, Chris Drahman, Tom Hamburg, John Gundlach, Brian Hauck, Frank Magro. Second Row: Ed Jimenez, Steve Baines, Bob Bolts, Chuck Kohl. Third Row.- JefF Eagle, Tim Dyer, Chris Donahue, Jim Wissel. r SIGNEES LEFT! SIGNEES, Sitting.- Ed Dauterich, Jim Gears. Jim Fister. Standing: Mr. Ed Dauterich WModeratorL Larry Witsken, Richie Johnson. 131 132 ABOVE, Fits! Raw:Pat Crail, Rob Lambert, Marc Heuck, Tom Schneider, Prank Rieman. Standing: Mrs. Sandra Altman Mast. ModeratorL Karl Hiller, Charles Swanson, Tracy Jones, Mike Cardwell, Richard Ratten'nan, FL Patrick McCloskey, O.F.M. Moderatorl Top Row.- Jerry Swift and Eduard Jimenez. RIGHT: Mrs. Altman, Tom Morrison Editor-in-ChieB, BA CONIAN LEFT, Kneeling:Chuck Reckers and Larry CardwelI Standing: Mr Doug Fay WuSiness ManagerL James Gears, Jim Fister, Paul Bums. BELOW; Kneeling: Denis Dooley, Ed Jimenez Standing: Dave Gardner, Ted Wilkc, Tony Wolke, Mike Nieman, Dave Quijano. ABOVE, Kneeling: Karl Hiller, Steve Baines tCopy Edited. Standing: Mr. Ronald Lamb Mdvison, David Reuhl Co-Editmj, Mike Cardwell Ko-Editon, Mike O'Moore Sports Edited. LEFIT, Kneeling:Ed Dauterich, Ray Grate. 5tanding:Tom Matting, Jerry Schnetzer, Scott Murray, Jeff Cochran. 134 PENMAN ABOVE, PENMAN STAFF, Sitting: Ken lessen. First Raw: Tom Knight, Kari Kauffmann, Andy Dorr, Steve Wolke, Mark Buccheit, Matt Schmidt, Mr. McGrath QAoderatorL Second Row.- Frank McEl- wain. Randy Mueller, Rodney Robinson, Jim Gears, Steven Baines, Rob Gruber. Third Raw: David Reuhl, Frank Magro, Jeff Baur, Larry Todd. ATHLETIC TRAINERS RIGHT, ATHLETIC TRAINERS, Sitting: Bill Tempel, Tim Cook, Ron Schwartz. Second Row: Fred Westerbeck and Tim Billinghurst. Third Raw: Tom Jacob and Todd Harrison. Fourth Raw: Malt Sensel and Nathan McClain. Fifth Rom Matt Overberg and Dan Floyd. PHOTOGRAPHERS MERI T S TAFF Pat Crail, Torn Schneider, Clark LearnardA VIDEO CL UB Torn Deutsch, Joe Bushelman, Greg Knight, Joe Fay, Tom Steinmetz Sitting:Chri5 Nichols, Neil Zimmerman, Mark Heuck, Tom Bell. Kneeling: Myron Hamp- ton, Iim Arias, Sean Beauchamp. Standing: Brian Pic, Mn Joe Yearwood Moderamd, Nick Stavale, Ron Boehm, Mark Giblin, Joe McLaughlin, William Anderson, Tony Mason, William Bell, Chuck Neal, Jerry Schnetzen 135 RIGHT, SPARTAN COLOR GUARD, Fits! RomCindy Doerflein, Connie Nuska- ble, Lisa Corcoran, Pam Scully, Tina Bosse, Lisa Reilman, Debbie Ariss, Amy Grant, Nandita McClain. Secand Raw: Lisa Rotsching, Karen Barcus, Ann Goertmoeller, Tracy Bertrum, Karen Walters, Sheila Lynch KZO-Captaird, Laura Meinking Kl? Captaim, Patty Grein. Third Row: Kathy Cray, Shauna Steigerwald, Jacqui Sarley, Susan Mundy, Teresa Duncan, Denise Weingarmer, Michelle Duncan. Fourth Raw: Alice Scranton, Shelly Runtz, Julie Downs, Sandy Doerflein. First Row: Roger Siebemhaler Nice PresidentL John Scranton Wresidentl Rodney McFadden Drum MajorL Steve Nichols Ureasured, Paul Wittekind Secretarw. Second Row:Jim Ariss, Mark Weisman, Dave Schomberg, Stephanie Domineack, Laura Martini, Corinne Kaila, Regina Selenke, Ed Keuper, John Vance, Chris Hickman, Joe Virginillo. Third Row: Nathan McClain, David Cowles, Rick Krummen, Pat O'Brien, Dave Quijano, Tom Woellert. Daryl Jones. Marilyn Perry, Tom Knight, Fourth Raw.- Bob Haynes, Tim Webb, John Zeno, Tim Corbett, Kevin Matthews, Mark Longshore, Todd McMahon. Fifth Row: Bill Matting, Joe Kluener, Ron Corcoran, Joe Weslerkamm, Paul Jansen, Rob Martin. Sixth Row: Kenny Williams, Alfie Jones, Matt Sensel, Chuck Hennard, Jon-Paul Kroger, Mike Cardwell, Andy Gleason. 136 ABOVE, First RomDarIyl Gregory, Jerry Schnetzerl Andy Schuermann, Michael Benton. Second Row: Kelly Gallagher, Ann Auer, Anjali McClain, Kandi Russell, Jill Taylor, Wendy Gray, Tom Marting Third Row: Marlia Moore, Bill EckhoFF, Mark Buchheit, Mike Wester- kamm. Mark Ramiro, Chris Nichols, Peggy Leary, Fourth Row: Ray Grote, Tom Jacob, Tom Ccnnelly, Scott Murray, Jeff Cochran, Steve Glassmeyer. Fifth Row:Tim Stentz, TJ. Bell, Neil Zimmerman, Chris Rotsching, Joe Meister, Steve Hauser. Sixth Row: Shawn Bentz, Randy Mueller, Larry Cardwell, Mark Moulliet, Rodolfo Lagdameo, Quill Jefferson, David Strotman. 137 FLORIDA 1984 The Audience Knew Who Was Best ............... 'W-H-smm w . qu quur M gingham: ' , mm: . , ; 138 THE ONLY STANDING OVATION! The final chapter for this year's band started to unfold in February a5 practices began for the Festival of States, to be held in April at St. Petersburg, Florida. Diversity was the key word as the band was forced to work out at five different locations: Riverfront Coliseum, U.C., the Kroger candyppacking plant, St. Xavier High School, and here at Roger Bacon. When April 2. came, nevertheless, the band was ready! Immedi- ately after playing for Opening Day at Riverfront Stadium, the Spartan Band departed for Florida on Deltats evening flight. Ahead was the . greatest Challenge of the year: a shot at a national title. ' The next two days meant hard practices in 900 heat as the band put a final polish on the competition show. The only setback of the trip occurred late Wednesday morning when it was announced that compe- tition would be postponed one day because of rain. Even this couldn't upset the charged-up Spartans, as was evident Thursday night when the band took the field of competition. The band took first in General Effect, third in Music, fifth in Marching, and fourth overall. Drum Major Rodney McFadden won Best Drum Major. Moreover, the Roger Bacon Band received the only standing ovation given by the audience all evening. For Mr. Neal, Mr. Short, Ms. Brooks, and the Marching Spartans, this fact alone meant more than the national title: The Roger Bacon Band was the most entertaining band in the country. Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon Roger Bacon MOST VALUABLE PLAYER: Chris Donahue MOST IMPROVED PLAYERS: joe Busbelman John Cundlacb TENNIS VARSITY HmmOOrF-UIOHNPW Purcell-Marian Withrow Forest Park Moeller St. Xavier Withrow Western Hills Elder St. Xavier Purcell-Marian Moeller Elder RESERVE St. Xavier 0w5 St. Xavier 0'5 Moeller 1-4 Moeller 1-4 Elder 2-3 Elder 2-3 LaSalle 44 LaSalIe 3-2 CAPE 5-0 CAPE 5.0 Princeton 3-2 Princeton 2-3 Purcell-Marian 3-2 Purcell-Marian 5-0 MOST VALUABLE PLAYER: Dave Beckman w-Q MOST IMPROVED PLAYER: Phil Westerbeck 09-3 142 IP-ONU'ICnOOme-IHN VARSITY TENNIS, Firsf Ramjoe Busheiman, John Frentsos, John Gundlach. Second Raw: Bob Bolte, Tom Whitehead, Steve Boback. Third Raw: Chris Donahue, Rodney Robinson, William Robinson, Fr. Rick Kasper Koacm. RESERVE TENNIS, First Row: Dave Beckman, Jim Hesketh, Andy Schuermann. Second Raw: Tony Peter, Andy Bushelman. Third Row: Coach Bob Starkey, Chuck Neal, Steve Collins, Phil Westerbeck, John Ring. ABOVE, VARSITY GOLF, Kneeling: John Cundlach, Rob Lambert, Todd Lehker. Standingrjohn Sheanshang, Gary Ciuliano, Frank Rieman, Adam McKinley, Coach Tom Singleton. LEFT, RESERVE GOLF, Kneeling: Scott Smith, Steve Brenner, Rich Crawford. Standing: David Donnel- ly. John Ring. Tom Sunderman, Tony Peter, Kevin Findley. GOLF 144 110 100 1600 400 800 22.0 1600 FROSH SEASON RECORDS METER LOW HURDLES John Sanders METER DASH METER RUN METER RELAY METER RUN METER DASH METER RELAY SHOTPUT DISCUS LONG JUMP POLE VAULT HIGH JUMP Joe Fumi Jeff O'Brien Jim Ceisen Andy Vollmar Vernon Norris Marty Cruenwald John Sanders Vernon Norris Jeff O'Brien Doug Ruhe Marty Cruenwala' Chris Courtney Pat Simmons Marty Cruenwald john Sanders Phil Kaslrup Tim Brown 15.5 1L8 11:51.8 147.8 2:07.2 24.3 3145.5 40'4V2 93'8 13'3V2 17,9 10' 5.3,. GCL. CHAMPION NEW SCHOOL RECORD C?.CL. CHAMPION C.C.L. CHAMPION GCL. CHAMPION NE W SCHOOL RECORD GCL CHAMPION NEW SCHOOL RECORD GCL. C HAMPION 147 VARSITY TRACK, Fits! Raw: Karl Kauffman, Jim Huxel, Pat Curran, Brett Cartuyvelles, Vince Becks, Cary Favors, Paul Cilkey, Larry Witsken, Mike Jones, Gerald Denaon. Second Row: Deron Pullins, Richard Thomas, Sean Kiley, Len McIntyre, Sean Griffith, Kevin Sopher, Kevin Goheen Rob Farwick. Third Raw: Derek O'Neal. Dave Schneider, Jeff Bamhorst, Phil Kelly, John Murray, Don Frierson, Chip Condon, Greg Edwards Eric Forte. Fourth Row: Fred Alexander, Bill Ginn, Taswell Thompson, Joe Grundei, Head Coach Tom Roebel. C Jug w i w. , 35F 105E 3.4m A 3 ; FEESF: m m w 'ij 5 la! 5 . J F l1.: m. u . a 'r' vF' 9V; 1 ' . . 10ch - . cs- ai v ; w A ER 9 U . 7 - $3,; 33?? mm 3055,? $??UGEF $1555, mssp . L N F L'EAWN menu LACDN F SACW 5'5 i V H '31 I x RESERVE TRACK, Firs! RamCoach Fred Widmeyer, Sean Beauchamp, Dave Wigner, Blake Willingham, Todd Harrison, A1 Caldwell, Mike Taney, A1 Muldrow, Todd Wurzbacher, Daryl Gholdaton Uksst. Coachl Second Row: Rob Rink, John Foyles, Bob Barker, Frank Rusnack, Tony Voile, Rob Pennington, Ben Wallace, Fred Westerbeck, Third Raw:Andy Hesselbrock ManagerL Leon Collins, Chris Lemmink, Mike Mitchell, Rodney Summerlin, Rob Gruber, George Ross, Rodney Pins, Jeff RaFFenbe-rg Manage1j. Fourth Row: Larry Laake, Rick Farwick, Jeff Baur, Randy Mueller, Brian Watson. 1 V. I 3;;31 i 'v UCFP . M3 .1 I, v . , .16? ! 13p. .gr' M'w V. . : :41. 3UEEW ,RUGER auger; ' : ., QUEER uACDN . BACON ., ?AEDN SAEW SEES: - FROSH TRACK, First Row: Milton Hampton, David Schomberg, Jeff Garber, Terry Alley, Ken Helmes, Eric Leonhart, Pal Grime, Pat Kastrup. Second Row: Kevin Findley avianaged, John Sanders, Byron Shooner, Mike Pillar, Vernon Norris, Charles Swanson, Scott O'Leary, Pat Simmons, Andy Vollmar, Kevin Williams, Third Row: Matt Swiggum, Tony Eagle, Dan Hauck, Dave Juergens, Marty Cruenwald, Joe Bauer, Ed Dauterich, Myron Hampton, Chris Bishop, Dan Kuderer. Fourth Raw: Vic Schneider, Jeff O'Brien, Dave Heir, Joe Fumi, Ron Jackson, Doug Ruhe, James Day, Jim Ceisen, Brian Dell. Fifth Row: Tim Brown, Todd Sims, Chris Courtney, Eric Mechley. 149 BASEBALL ..-...--...-..-$-..---..-...- VARSITY RECORD Roger Bacon' 10 Greenhilis 1 Roger Bacon 8 Hamilton 2 Roger Bacon 5 New Richmond 2 Roger Bacon 3 Loveland 11 Roger Bacon 3 Mason 2 Roger Bacon 3 LaSalle 5 Roger Bacon 8 Purcell-Marian 6 Roger Bacon 3 Woodward 4 Roger Bacon 2 Moeller 6 Roger Bacon 1 LaSalle 10 Ruger Bacon 0 Elder 5 Roger Bacon 7 St. Xavier 9 Roger Bacon 3 Purcell-Marian 10 Roger Bacon 6 St. Xavier 7 Roger Bacon 1 Moeller 11 Roger Bacon 5 Purcell-Marian 3 Roger Bacon 4 Forest Park 5 Roger Bacon 2 Elder 10 Roger Bacon 10 Woodward 6 Roger Bacon 4 Greenhills 1 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT R083 Bacon 0 Western Hills 2- CAPTAINS: Rab Burkhart, Gary Flowerdew MR. OFFENSE: Gary Flawerdew MR. DEFENSE: joe Hice and Mike Norris HIGHEST AVERAGE: Cedric Evans The BIG K: Dave Kiley The BIG E: Ron Meyer The 1984 baseball season was one filled with rain. There were actually two seasons in one, the before-rain season and the after-rain season. Before the rain, the team compiled a very fine 6 wintl 1055 record, and stood at 2 and O in the GCL. After the rain subsided, the team lost 8 games in a row tall league gamest and split their last six games winning 3 and losing 3. The team's overall record was 9 wins and 12 losses. Although the season did not live up to the teamls expectations, it was not a total disappointment, as there were some bright spots. The team played hard throughout the season and finished third in the Hill- top Ciassic Tournament, and also played very well against Western Hills in the District Tournament, al- though losing 2 to 0. Playezs who performed consistently well throughout the 1984 season were the following: Gary Flawerd'ew, a short slop and co-captain who led the team in 9 of 13 offensive categories, hitting .353. Gary also played solid defense. Rob Burkhart, a pitchevoulfielder who wa; consistent offensive- ly throughout the season, batting .340, and who turned one of the fines! defensive plays of the year against PurcelI-Marian in Ihe Hilltop Classic to insure the win. Ev Brackett, a pitcher who compiled a 4 wirMZ 1055 record, had 5.3 strikeouts and a fine .118 ERA. Ice Hire, an outfielder who set a new school record for defense, breaking the old school record which dated back to 1968. Mike Norris, a catcher who set a modern day school record for defense making no errors in over 100 fielding chances. VARSITY BASEBALL, First Raw:CedriC Evane-y Mike Norris, Scnu Morrissey, Kevin Mulcare, Phil Pith, Dave Kiley, Steve Schradin ManagerL Kelly Collopy Managch, Second Row:Nick Brauning, Ken Kuderer, Tom Hoffmann, Rob Burkhan Ko-Captaim, Gary Flowerdew Captaim, Ron Meyer, Mark Blessing. Bill Myers. Third Row.- Head Coach Gus Dooros, Kevin Sealschott Gcorekeeped, Mike Hoffmann, Ev Bracken, John Stofa, Rich Johnson, Joe Hice, Asst. Coach Fred Cooper. 1S4 RESERVE BASEBALL, First Raw: Jim Lamping, Bob Cook, Jack Asher, Mark Bess, Chris Patmon, Denny Deidesheimer Second Row: Jim Lurke, Tom Kramer, Andy Dam Tim Urmstcn, Carl Jarmon, Steve Schott, Yatz Schmidt. Third Row: Tim 583154 chott, Dave Osie. Joe Ceigle, Larry Todd, Kevin Brennan. Coach Ken Janzen. FRESHMAN BASEBALL, First Row: Tom Kalhman, Dave Donnelly, Larry Rankkn, Eric WildEr, Brian Bess, Don Wcisbrodt. Second Row:Steve Niehoff, Greg Ernst, Tony Sander, Tom Sunderman, Mike Walker. Third Ruw:ManagEr Gerald Smilh,51eve Brenner, Mike Gildea. Larry McCloud. Todd Lovejoy, Greg Von Holle, Coach Ron Aug. X b 7 6.! Erica Briggs Torn Royston Mark Ciblin Gary Warden Jeanne Blessing Becky Kathman Maria Olberding Kelvin Adams Lisa Vonder Muelen George Boston Dee Dee Boyd Gina Panzeca Kathy Turner Patti Olberding Heather Arzman Beth Crowe Missy Sexton Joye Blessing Kristy Newman Brian Cafferky Oscar Hurm Rob Cruber David Gardner Stephen Glassmeyer Eduard Jimenez Marc Heuck Sean Marnell DIRECTOR M USIC DIRE C TOR 85 CAST Announcer Chief Brown Bear Cp. Billy jester Capt. Big Jim Warrington Little Mary Sunshine Mme. Ernestine Von Liebedich Nancy Twinkle Fleet Foot Yellow Feather Gen. Oscar Fairfax THE YOUNG LADIES OF EASTCHESTER as Cora a5 Henrietta as Gwen dolyn as Blanche as Maude as Mabel as Elizabeth a5 Gertrude as C Iara THE FOREST RANGERS as Pete as Slim as TEX a5 Buster a5 Hank as Tom as Homer as C h uck Mrs. Donna Briggs Mr. Wes Neal STAGE AND TECHNICAL CREWS, Firs! Row:Tom Wall, Stage; Jim Radziwon, Lights; Mary Ann Crowe, Props. Sec- ond Raw Tim Powers. Technical Director; Jim Ariss, Stage: Tom Steinmetz, Lightsa Top.- Both Luken, Props. 159 1 984 PROM 162 PROM COURT: Tim Recker with Julie Conway, Joe Hice with Becky Keim, Queen Shelli Dolence and King Tom Hoffmann, Kim Ackerman and Steve Kiley, Dee Dee Boyd and Rob Butkhart. 165 MUSIC - ART FESTIVAL 'u ACADEMIC AWARDS BANQUET Banquet dignitaries along with top students in each class: Fr. James Bok, O F.M , Principal; Edward Dauterich, Freshman; Tom Steinmetz, Senior, Ted Alverson, Junior, Tom Knight, Sophomore; Sr. Kathryn Ann Connelly. S.C., Archdiocewn Superintendent of Schools, guest speaker for the evening; Fr. Patrick McCloskey, O.F.M., Chairman of the Faculty Academic Board. ABOVE: Mr. and Mrs. Richard Alverson and their son Ted, winner of the Nicholas M. Rieder Scholarship; Fr. Jim,- and Mrs. Ida Favors with her son Gary, winner of the Paul G Meyer Scholarship BELOW: Mr. William Becker, emcee for the evening. Fr. Jim with Science Fair winners: Doug Bruns, Neil Zimmerman, Pete Selenke, Mike Cardwell. Paul Wittekindl 173 173 1' Robert T Burkhart Derek A; Archer Joseph P. Bushelman Thomas H. Barnes Marvin Earl Barron v .xcxa Robert F. Bolte Patrick John Bristow Charles E. Byrd Michael W. Cardwell Andrew B Ceddia Churby Conrad Clowers 179 Dennis A. Collett Michael T. Coombs Reginald L Davis Frederick N. Deyamp'ert James Michael Doexger Christopher J. Donahue ' Steven Ricardo Dooley Michael Jkames Downs ! William R. Eckhoff Gregory '1'. Edwards 150 Gary Flowetdew Terrence C. Folzenlogen Jerome Athan Frentsos Jeffrey D. Freson Dominic J . DiBartolomeo Christopher R. Drahman Thomas R. Enderle, II Cedric Christopher Evans l L 1 Michael Geisen William Allen Ginn William M, Gleason James W. GoLartemOEIIer 131 J. Scott Grau '. : -! V. , 182 Michael A. Holden Scott Matthew Hurley John S. Janning Paul H, Jansen john A; Gundlach Robert B. Hausfeld 'I - Gregory J. Hellmann Jeffrey T. Helmet Patrick I. Hinnenkamp Thomas A. Hoffmann Kenneth D. lessen Andre' K. Johnslon 183 L Tracy S. Jones Stephen Lee Kiley Kevin C. Listermann Michael A. Lorenz Mark Joseph Louis , I 4-:- x ! X 1 L R I'm 4 ' X - Adam D. McKinley Frank M. Magro Mark D. Mahon Stephen W. Marks, h b i 184 David 1:. Maze Joseph R. Meiners Jonathan K. Mentzer James G. Menzer Daniel Thomas Lowen Douglas Wayne Markus Daniel W. Meyer Timothy C. Lysaght Kenneth D. Marshall Ronald A. Meyer Mark West McCIain Dennis J. Martini Daniel G. Miller Nathan D. McClain Wm. J. Patterson Mayo Michael Howard Moeller 185 Stephen R. Nichols Christopher M. Nieman Timothy Michael Nolan Richard J. Ratterman 156 Tavis R. Richardson Timothy J. Richter William Robinson Jeffrey Michael Rumpke Viet H. Nguyen Eric R. Porte Michael C. Rayburn Brian Lee Rebholz Timothy M. Recker David M. Reu'vd Thomas G. Ruter Gary E. Rutz Timothy R. Schmalz David D. Schneider 187 Daviti M. 'Schomaker Michael A. Sexton Scott Sharp 1' 158 David M. Theurer Anthony E, Thomas, Jr. John Scranton Kevin Lee Sealschott John P. Sengewald Paul Michael Smith Steven M. Sylvester Class of 34 Andrg M. Thurman Eugene R. Todd Kenneth F. Ungruhe 189 Steven T. Wiehe 190 Thomas Michael Whitehead Paul J. Wittekind 191 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES as selected by the Roger Bacon Class of 1984 MOST SPIRITED: jim Wissel and BEST MUSICIANS: john Scranton MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: MOST HANDSOME:JDE Hire Tim Racket and Mike Ceisen Tam Steinmetz MOST WELL-ROUNDED: Dennis BIGGEST ECO: Bi Gina HARDEST WORKING: foe Martini and Terry Folzenlagen MOST RADICAL: Karl Hiller Bushelman and Mike Cardwell Right, MOST CONSIDERATE: Mike O'Moore Far Right, CLASS CLOWN Tim Back Below, BIGGEST MOUTH: David Hill 192 Left, BEST STORETELLERS: TEACHERS PET AWARD: Bill Eckhoff Tony Henm'es and Bob Balte Below Left, MOST LIKELY TO MAKE THE BEST HUSBANDS: Cary Flowerdew and Tom Hoff- mann Below, BEST DRESSED: Chuck Byrd and Gene Todd MOST DEPENDABLE: Paul Wittekind BEST ATHLETE: ferry Frentsas M05 T MODESY : Tim Dyer LEAST MODEST: David Reuhl Far Left, MOST OPTIMISTIC: Steve Kiley MOST PESSIMISTIC: Eric Porfe Left, MOST FRIENDLY.- Steve Bain95 193 GRADUATION MA SS m A. V. r. . $ X GRADUATION 1 984 end of an era ABOVE LEFEJoseph Bushelman, Salutatorian. CENTER,Thomas Steinmetz, Valedictorian. RIGHT, Rev, John P. Bok, O.F.M., former principal of Roger Bacon, presently Director of St. Rita School for the Deaf and Hearing Impaired, who delivered the- gradualion address. 200 SENIOR DIREC TOR Y OLUMlDE AKAPO 3712 Ledgewood Drive 631-6180 Honor Roll 3-4; Soccer 1; Council on World Affairs 3; Merit Student 3-4. DEREK ARCHER 1569 Springfield Road Honor Roll 1; Merit qudenl 1-4. Corpus Christi 825-2310 TIM BACK. St. James of the Valley 8306 Marley 761-1922 Football 2-4; Merit Student 4. STEVEN BAINES Holy Name 2840 Burnet Avenue 221-4676 Penman 4; Troubadour 2-4 IAsst. Editorh Dra- ma 3-4; Big Brother 3-4 Student RepJ; Tennis 1Manager1 2-3; Spirit Committee 4; Merit Stu- dent 2-4. MAURICE BAKER 3590 Vine StrEEt 281-5657 Football 1; Wrestling 1-2; Track 1; Big Brother 3-4. RON BAKER St. Boniface 1645 Frederick Avenue 542-7637 TOM BARNES, In St. Clement 34 Baker Avenue 641-1764 National Honor Society; Honor R011 3; Student Senate 3-4; Football 1-4; Basketball 1-3; Track 1; Merit Student 1-4. MARVIN BARRON 10101 Able Cour! 563-7674 Football 1-2; Wrestling 1; Track 1. VINCENT BECKS St. Boniface 1543 Donaldson Place 631-5455 National Honor Society; Honor Roll 2-4; Cross Country 2-4 tCaptaim; Track 1-4 tCapta'mk Merit Student 1-4. MICHAEL BENTON St, Francis Seraph 1830 Elm Street 241-2230 Band 1-4; Drama 3-4; Merit Student 1-4. MARK BLESSING St. Vivian 1154 Liveoak Court 931-1831 Honor Roll 1-2; Football 4; Soccer 1-3; Baseball 1-4; Merit Student 1, 3-4. RICHARD BOEHM St. Clement 4333 Sullivan Avenue 641-1715 Band 1-4. ROBERT BOLTE St. Mary 2554 Erie Avenue 321-5691 Soccer 1-2; Wrestling 1-2; Tennis 3-4; Spirit Committee 4; Merit Student 1-4. PAT BRISTOW 2877 Hanios Court Soccer 4; Signees 2; Merit Student 4. Corpus Christi 825-0572 CHRIS BROSS 1166 Meadowind Court St. Bartholomew 931-5349 RANDY BROWN St. Joseph 594 Armory Avenue 579-8473 Football 1, 3-4; Track 1, 3. SEAN BROWN 1324 Westminster Drive 242-0047 Tennis 2. JOE BURGOYNE St. Vivian 7047 Clovernook Avenue 522-5522 Football 1, 3-4; Basketball 1-2; Athletic Trainer 2; Baconian 2; Council on World Affairs 3; Mer- it Studem 1-2. ROB BURKHART St. Charles 155 West 73rd Street 761-6228 Student Senate 3-4 Ureasurerk Football 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Merit Student 1-4. JOE BUSHELMAN St. James of the Valley 55 Euclid Avenue 621-7125 National Honor Society; Honor R011 1-4; Coun- cil on Work! Affairs 3-4; Tennis 3-4; Bridge Club 2.; Merit Student 1-4. CHARLES BYRD 5731 North Glen Road Paul C. Meyer Award St. Bonaventure 574-3708 MIKE CARDWELL Our Lady of the Rosary' 11377 Kary Lane 851-1292 Natinal Honor Society; Honor Roll 2-4; Band 1- 4; Baconian 3-4; Troubadour 2-4 1Editor1; Dra- ma 4; Big Brother 4; Council on World Affairs 3-4 School RepJ; Merit Student 1-4. ANDREW CEDDTA St. Margaret Mary 7030 Mulbrry Avenue 931-8880 Football 1, 2, Statistician 4; Wrestling 1, 3; Big Brother 3-4; Merit Student 1-4. CHURBY CLOWERS 3 Revel Lane 861-9250 Football 1-4; Merit Student DENNIS COLLETT St. George 2800 Jefferson Avenue 961-1509 MICHAEL COOMBS Corpus Christi 2584 Fulbourne 851-4576 REGGIE DAVIS 5505 Folchi Drive 551.1195 Football 3-4; Wrestling 2; Track 1-2. FRED DEYAMPERT 766 Matthews Drive 772-1597 Wrestling 3; Merit Student 3-4. NlCK DiBARTOLOMEO St. Matthias 722 Danbury Road 825-3034 JAMES DOERCER SI, Clement 4347 Tower Avenue 242-6805 Baconian 3; Drama 1-2; Merit Student 2-3. CHRIS DONAHUE Corpus Christi 390 Grove Terrace 868-7555 Soccer 1-2; Tennis 1-4; 5pm: Committee 4; Meril Student 1-4. STEVEN DOOLEY St. Thomas Aquinas 3951 Warwick Avenue 251-0531 Football 1; Track 2; Spirit Committee 4; Merit Student 4. MICHAEL DOWNS St. Margaret Mary 5231 Daly Road 521-5732 Band 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Merit Student 1-4. CHRIS DRAHMAN Our Lady of the Rosary 12073 Deerhorn Drive 851-1828 Soccer 1-2; Bacanian 2; Big Brother 3-4; Spirit Committee 4; Chess Team 1-2; Mari! Student 2. TIM DYER Corpus Christi 10710 Silverbrook Drive 851-3113 Band 1; Cross Country 3; Basketball 2; Spirit Committee 4; Merit Student 1-4. WILLIAM ECKHOFF St. Bartholomew 1110 Meadowind Court 521-0367 Band 1-4; Troubadour 2-3; Drama 2-3. GREGORY EDWARDS St. Margaret Mary 7109 5311113: Court 522-6553 Nationai Honor Society Wresidenn; Honor Roll 1-4; Cross Country 14; Track 1-4; Council on World Affairs 3; Bridge Club Z; Merit Student 1-4. BRIAN ELLERS 10408 Burlington Road Honor Roll 1. Corpus Christi 551-1795 STEVEN ELSASSER St. Margaret Mary 2012 Dallas Avenue 931-5527 Football 1-2; Wrestling 1; Council on World Affairs 3; Merit Student 1, 2-4. TOM ENDERLE 62 Gambier Cirlce Football 1-2; Merit Student 1-4. Our Lady of the Rosary 851-1889 CEDRIC EVANS 11458 Fitchburg Lane 742-0793 Honor Roll 1; Football 1-3; Basebali 2-4; Video Club 4,- Merit Student 3-4. ROBERT FARWICK St. Margaret Mary 6535 Meis Avenue 522-3401 Football 2-4; Wrestling 1; Track 3-4; Baseball 2. CARY FLOWERDEW 6363 Charity Drive 574-1905 Soccer 3-4; Baseball 3-4; Merit Student 3-4. TERRY FOLZENLOGEN St. Margaret Mary 6537 Haywood Lane 729-2936 Football 1-4; Wrestling 1-4 1Captain1; Track 1; Spirit Committee 4; Merit Student 3-4. JERRY FRENTSOS St. Vivian 958 North Bend Road 681-1449 Honor Roll 1; Swimming 1-4; Cross Country 4; Bridge Club 1-2; Merit Student 14. JEFF FRESON St. Matthias 1309 Keyridge Drive 825-2051 Honor Roll 1-4; Student Senate 3-4; Football 1, 3; Wrestling 1-4; Athletic Trainer 2,- Merit Stu- dent 1-4. MICHAEL CEISEN St. Margaret Mary 6519 Meis Avenue 931-1959 Football 2-4; Wrestling 1; Merit Student 1, 3. WILLIAM GINN St. Vivian 6625 Plantation Way 729-4295 Football 1-4; Wrestling 1; Track 2-4; Merit Stu- dent 1-4. WILLIAM GLEASON St. Vivian 6661 Ridgefield Drive 681-3548 Football 1-2; Wrestling 1-2; Track 1; Merit Stu- dent 1-4. JAMES GOERTEMOELLER St. Vivian 1067 Archland Drive 522-3487 Honor Roll 1; Drama 2-4; Merit Student 2-4. J. SCOTT GRAU St. James of the Valley 8377 Mayfair Drive 761-2018 Football 1-4; Wrestling 1-4; Merit Sludent 4. JERRY GREGORY 26 Mecer Street St. Francis Seraph 621-2568 BOBBY GRIFFIN 6711 Lebanon Street 242-2609 Wrestling 1, 4; Track 1-4; Merit Student 1-4. SEAN GRIFFITH St. Mark 1166 Elm Park Drive 242-7116 Track 3-4; Video Club 4; Merit Student 3-4. JOHN CUNDLACH St. Bartholomew 451 Flemridge Court 521-5559 Golf 1-4; Tennis 3-4; Spirit Committee 4; Bridge Club 2; Chess Team 1-3; Pm-Life Group 3-4; Merit Student 2-4. TOM HAMBURG St. Margaret Mary 6820 Richard Avenue 931-7464 Honor Roll 1-4: Football 1-4; Wrestling 1-4; Track 1; Big Brother 3-4; Council on World Affairs 3-4; Spirit Committee 4; Bridge Club 2; Merit Student 1-4. BRIAN HAUCK St. Bartholomew 5945 Long Lane 521-8236 Drama 2-3; Photographer 1-2; Spirit Committee 4; Pro-Life Group 3-4; Merit Student 1-4. ROBERT HAUSFELD St. Clement 4415 Tower Avenue 641-1203 Football 1-4: Basketball 1-4: Merit Student 1-4. GREGORY HELLMANN St. Margaret Mary 1545 Clovemoll Drive 931-0760 Soccer 1-2; Cross Country3-4; Track 1; Merit Student 14. JEFFREY HELMER 87 East Galbraith Road Honor Roll 1. St. James of the Valley 821-6158 ANTHONY HENNIES St. Boniface 1645 One Avenue 542-7563 Honor R011 3-4; Basketball 1; Bridge Club 2; Merit Student 1-4. JOE HICE St. Bartholomew 9325 Long Lane 931-5842 Honor Roll 2-4; Student Senate 4; Fomball 1-4; Basketball 1, 2. 4; Baseball 1-4; Meri: Student 1- 4. DAVID HILL St. Charles 158 West 73rd Street 821-5799 Honor Roll 2-3; Wrestling 1; Track 1; Chess Team 1: Merit Student 1-4. KARL HILLER St. Malgarei Mary 1254 West Galbraith Road 521-3673 Honor Roll 3; Haconian 4; Drama 3-4; Trouba- dour 4; It's Academic 2-3; Bridge Club 2; Merit Student 3. PATRICK HINNENKAMP St. CIement 4420 Sullivan Avenue 641-3054 Baconian 3; Drama 1-2; Merit Student 1-3. TOM HOFFMANN Our Lady of the Rosary 8 Chalmers Court 825-8469 National Honor Society; Honor Roll 1-4; Stu- dent Senate 4; Football 1-4; Baseball 1-4; Athle- tic Trainer 2; Council on World Affairs 3; Bridge Club 2; Merit Student 1-4. MICHAEL HOLDEN 643 Silverhedge Football 1-4; Wrestling 12 St. Bartholomew 931-5627 SCOTT HURLEY St. Bartholomew 9B4 Sherman Terrace 931-3606 Football 1-2; Big Brother 3-4 Wice-presidenn; Merit Student 1-4. St. Matthias 825-0658 JOHN JANNINC 784 Fairborn Road Soccer 1-4; Merit Student 1-4. PAUL JANSEN Our Lady of the Presentation 5510 Rapid Run Road 922-7208 Band 4; Big Brother 3-4,- Merit Student 3. KENNETH JESSEN St. Bartholomew 11484 Geneva Road 851-5609 Honor Roll 1, 4; Penman 2-4. ANDRE JOHNSON St. Clement 3895 Springhouse Lane 721-5120 Football 3; Basketball 2-4, TRACY JONES St. Gabriel 761 Halseworth Drive 825-2789 Football 1-4; Wrestling 1-3: Track 3-4; Baseball 1-2; Baconian 4; Big Brother 4; Big Brother 4; Merit Student 3. NICK KALTI Annunciation 575 Howell Avenue 251-3895 Council on World Affairs 3; Bridge Club 2; Merit Student 1. TIMOTHY KAPPNER 948 Twincrest Court Wrestling 1-2; Baseball 1-2; Merit Student 1-4. St. Bartholomew STEPHEN KILEY Annuciation 74o Ludlow Avenue 751-6409 Student Senate 3-4 1Presiden0; Football 2-4; Wrestling 2-3; Council on World Affairs 3; Bridge Club 2; Merit Student 1-4. DAVID KING 10711 Silverbrook Drive Band 1-2; Merit Student 1-4. Corpus Christi 351-5145 931-7918 4 GREG KNIGHT 523 Armory Avenue Honor Roll 1; Basketball 2-3. St. Joseph 241-0838 CHARLES KOHI. St. Boniface 4110 Florida Avenue 681-6344 Swimming 2-3; Track 1; Spirit Committee 4; Merit Student 3. JON-PAUL KROGER St. Clement 4243 Greenlee Avenue 641-0269 Band 1-4; Drama 1; Merit Student 1-4. TERRY LAVERTY 2279 Rice Street 579-9870 KEVIN LISTERMANN 51. Vivien 8013 Kirkland Drive 522-5093 National Honor Society; Honor Roll 1. 3; Merit Student 1-4. M1CHAEL LORENZ St. Margaret Mary 6414 Meis 729-3381 Honor Roll 2,- Footba112;Soccer 1; Golf 3; Merit Student 1-4. MARK LOUIS Our Lady of the Rosary 842 Carini Lane 825-1429 Football 1-4; Wrestling 1-4; Bridge Club 2; Mer- it Student 1-4. DANIEL LOWEN St. Charles 24 WeSt 70th 821-9841 Wrestling 1. TIM LYSAGHT St. Clare 1382 Teak'wood 542-7372 MARK MCCLAIN 11923 Cedarcreek Drive St. John Neumann 851-2381 NATHAN MCCLAIN St. John Neumann 11923 Cedarcreek Drive 851-2381 Band 1-4; Swimming 2; Athletic Trainer 1-4; Penman 2-3; Merit Student 14. ADAM McKINLEY St. Agnes 1138 Laidlaw Avenue 242-1385 Golf 1-4; Penman 1-2; Bridge Coub 2; Merit Student 1-3. FRANK MACRO St. Gabriel 263 Nelson Lane 671-1792. Football 1; Penman 3-4; Hacam'an 3-4; Drama 1- 4; Big Brother 3-4; Spirit Committee 4; Chess Team 1-4; Pro-Life Group 4; Merit Student 1-4. MARK MAHON St. Barthoiomew 720 Northland Road 851-3112 National Honor Sciety; Honor Roll 1-4; Wres- tling 1-2; It's Academic 2; Bridge Club 2.; Merit Student 3. STEPHEN MARKS St. James of the Valley 8439 Wiswell Avenue 761-1306 Basketball 1; Merit Student 1-2. DOUG MARKUS 1223 Bates Avenue 541-5111 Wrestling 1; Baconian 4; Drama 4; Big Bro. 4. 201 202 KEN MARSHALL Corpus Christi 2554 Glenaire 521-1678 National Honor Society; Honor Roll 1-4; Foot- ball 1-4; Merit Sludem 1-4. DENNIS MARTINI St. Gabriel 795 Kemper Road 825-3877 Soccer 2.; Merit Student 1-4, WILLIAM PATTERSON MAYO 509 Mann Place 281-2256 Football 1-4; Track 1,- Merit Student 1-3. DAVID MAZE 232.9 Victor Street 381-6495 Wiestling 1-2; Baseball 1; Yearbook Salesman 2-3; Big Brother 3-4; Merit Student 3-4. JOE MEINERS SL Bartholomew 663 Thomasview Court 931-1399 Honor R011 4; Wrestling 1; Baseball 1-2; Athle- tic Trainer 2-3; Merit Student 1-4. JON MENTZER St. James of the Valley 22 Burns Avenue 821-2567 Baseball 2. JIM MENZER St. Margaret Mary 6921 Shamrock Avenue Swimming 1-2; Merit Siudent 1-3. 522-3530 DAN NEYER 6700 Jamar Drive Honor Roll 1, 4; Merit Student 1-4. St. Margaret Mary 931-6890 RON MEYER St. Margaret Mary 6916 Kleindale Avenue 931-2347 Honor Roll 1-2; Basketball 1; Baseball 1-4; Council on World AfFairs 3; Bridge Club 2; Merit Student 1-4. DAN MILLER 51. Margaret Mary 1539 Cardenwood Court 931-1936 Track 1-2. MICHAEL MOELLER St. Clement 184 Church Street 541-1957 Football 1-4; Baseball 1; Merit Student 1-4. RICK MUELLER St. Clement 4248 Leonard Avenue 641-2446 Bacvnian 4; Drama 1; Merit Student 1-4. GREG MOORE 1573 Napoleon Lane 551-4912 Wrestling 4. TOM MORRISON St. Vivian 939 Winsray Court 542-0833 National Honor Society; Honor Roll 1-4; Soccer 1-2; Baconian 3-4 Edited; It's Academic 2-3; Council on World AFFairS 3: Bridge Club 2; Mstit Student 1-4. KEVIN MULCARE Annunciation 3448 Ruther Avenue 861-5166 Football 1; Soccer 2-4: Wrestling 1-2; Baseball 4; Math Student 1-4. JOE MUSHABEN 9234 Long Lane Soccer 1-4; Merit Student 4. St. Bartholomew 521-0088 DON MYERS 6932 Lois Drive Mali! Studenl 1-4. St. Margaret Mary 931-9614 PAUL NEYER St. Matthias 12135 Bridgeport Lane 825-7867 Soccer 1-4; Chess Team 2; Merit Student 2-4. VIET NGUYEN 4406 Winton Road 681-9356 National Honor Society; Honor Roll 1-4; Merit Student 3-4. STEPHEN NICHOLS St. Margaret Mary 6792 Marvin Avenue 931-3761 Band 1-4; Drama 2-3. CHRIS NIEMAN St. Vivian 1025 Pinehollow Lane 729-0431 Cross Country 1; Drama 2-3; Chess Team 1; Merit Student 3. TIM NOLAN Our Lady of the Rosary 157 Junedalc Avenue 351-1683 Soccer 1, 2, 4; Wrestling 1-2; Swimming 2-3; Merit Student 1-4. MICHAEL NORRIS St. Charles 105 West 65th Street 242-3359 Football 1; 2, 4; Baseball 1-4; Merit Student 1, 3, 4. MICHAEL O3MOORE 1951 Andina Avenue 242-2075 Wrestling 3 1Manager1; Troubadour 2-4 1,4551. Editorh Drama 3; Merit Student 3. J. DEREK O'NEAL Our Lady of the Rosary 1157B Lincolnshire Drive 825-6636 National Honor Society; Honor Roll 1-4; Stu- dent Senate 3-4 Wice-Presidcnn; Football 1-3; Basketbail 2; Track 1-4 1Captainj; Council on World Affairs 3; Bridge Club 2; Merit Student 1-4. ERIC PORTE 3344 Cane Avenue 961-7868 Student Senate 4; Soccer 1-2; Cross Country 3-4; Tlack 1-4; Big Brother 3-4; Merit Student 1-4. DEVERT PORTER St. Jaseph 845 Ezzard Charles Drive 721-0557 TIM POWERS St. Clement 700 East R055 Avenue 242-4059 Honor R0112;Drama 3-41Assl.Direclor1;Coun- cil on World Affairs 3; Bridge Club 2; Merit Student 1-4. DERON PULUNS 820 Dutch Colony Drive 242-7039 Football 1-4; Basketball 1-2; Track 1, 4. JAMES RADZIWON St. Bartholomew 994 Lakeshore Drive 931-1333 Honor R0114; Football 1. 2, 4; Wrestling 1; Base- ball 1; Drama 1-4; Big Brother 3-4; Council on World Affairs 3-4; Bridge Club 2; Merit Student 141. St. Boniface 542-7085 RICHARD RATTERMAN 4202 Florida Avenue Eacnnian 3-4; Merit Student 1-4. MICHAEL RAYBURN St. Clement 4283 Minmore Drive 361-8325 Drama 1-3; Merit Student 1, 3. BRIAN REBHOLZ St. Clement 133 Delmar Avenue 641-1205 Track 1; Drama 1-2; Big Brother 3-4 Student RepJ; Merit Student 1-3. TIM RECKER Our Lady of the Rosary 21 Brampton Lane 825-7450 Honor Roll 1, 2, 4; Student Senate 3-4 1Secre- taryJ; Football 1-4 1Captain1; Wrestling 1-4; 1Captain1; Athletic Trainer 2; Bridge Club 2; Merit Student 1-4. DAVID REUHL St. Monica 2332 Flora Street 721-6203 Honor Roll 4; Penman 3-4; Troubadour 2-4 1Editor1; Drama 2-4; Merit Student 2-4. TAVIS RICHARDSON 51. Martin 1387 Schumard Avenue 733-3048 Football 1; Track 1. TIM RICHTER 7617 Pineglen Drive 521-0006 WILLIAM ROBINSON 659 East Mitchell 242-2167 Track 3; Big Brother 4; Tennis 4; Merit Student 4. JEFF RUMPKE St. Charles 1142 West Seymour 821-9140 Track 1-2; Merit Sludeni 1, 2, 4. THOMAS RUTER St. Vivian 6832 Warder Drive 242-4568 Merit Student 2. CARY RUTZ St. Margaret Mary 1910 Knollridge 931-0066 Football 1-4; Wrestling 3-4; Baseball 1-2. TIM SCHMALZ 4234 Dane Street Tennis 1-3; Merit Student 1-3. St. Michael 681-4908 DAVID SCHNEIDER St. Bartholomew 9619 Timbermill 522-9818 Student Senate 4; Soccer 1-2; Baskelball 2; Wrestling 1; Track 3-4; Big Brother 3-4 Student RepJ; Merit Siudcnt 1-4. DAVID SCHOMAKER 6917 Gloria Drive Cross Country 1, St. Margaret Mary 522-6829 STEPHEN SCHRADIN St. Vincent Fetter 4 Kendale Court 791-2075 Football 4; Basketball 3-4; Baseball 3-4. JOHN SCRANTON Corpus Christi 11908 Belgreen Lane 851-3795 Band 14 1President1; Baseball 2; Drama 3-4; Council on World Affairs 3; Merit Student. KEVIN SEALSCHOTT St. Mararet Mary 8254 Carrol Avenue 522-6379 Basketball 1-4 1Manager1; Baseball Statistician 4: Merit Award 1-4. JOHN SENCEWALD St. Margaret Mary 1727 Flora Avenue 521-5021 Honor Roll 1; Track 1; Merit Student 4. ED SENSEL Corpus Christi 11890 Cedarcreek Drive 825-6558 Band 1; C011 2-3; Track 1; Athletic Trainer 2-3; Merit Student 1-2. MICHAEL SEXTON St. George 3483 Leland Avenue 251-6469 Cross: Country 1-2; Track 1-2; Drama 3; Pro- Life Group 3; Merit Student 1-4. SCOTT SHARP 4090 Rose Hill 281-6652 ROGER SIEBENTHALER St. John Ncumann 1718 Fallbrook Lane 825-2493 Band 1-4 1Vice-Presiden0; Drama 3-4; Chess Team 3; Merit Student 1-4. PAUL SMITH St. Margaret Mary 9.346 Roundtop Road 385-6591 Track 1, GREGORY SOUZA St. Vivian 987 Springbrook Drive 522-0946 Soccer 1, 2, 4; Penman 3; Merit Student 1-4. TOM STEINMETZ St. Clement 4232 Suliivan Avenue 641-1437 National Honor Society Wice-Presidentl; Honor Roll 1-4; Cross Country 1, 2, 4; Wrestling 1; Track 1; Drama 2-4; Big Brother 3-41President1; IVs Academic 3; Council on World Affairs 3; Bridge Club 2;MeritStaFF1-4;MeritSludent1- 4. JAY SULLIVAN Our Lady 05 the Rosary 714 Danverg Drive 825-8424 Cross Country 1. STEVEN SYLVESTER St. James oF the Valley 725 AshFord Court 522-2384 Wrestling 1-2; Merit Student 1-4. DAVID THEURER Our Lady of the Rosary 1823 Briarrose Court 851-2834 Honor Rnll 2, 4; Football 1-4; Basketball 1; Mer- it Student 1-4. ANTHONY THOMAS 1722 William Howard Taft Rd. 861-4121 Football 1; Track 1-3. ANDRE THURMAN Assumption 28 Glen Esre Place 861-3648 Track 1; Baconian 4; Merit Student 4. GENE TODD St. Matthias 1581 Lemontree 825-7338 Honor Roi! 1-2; Football 1-4; Track 2-4; Merit Student 1-4. KENNETH UNGRUHE St. Clement 4342 Vine Street 641-2452 Penman 3; Bacanian 3; Drama 2; Big Brother 3; Chess Team 2-4; Merit Student 1-3. PETE VAN HOOSIER 26 East 13111 Street Honor Roll 2. TOM WALL St. Clement 4218 Tower Avenue 641-1612 Soccer 1-2: Wrestling 1; Drama 2-4; Bridge Club 2; Merit Student 1-41 STEVEN WELCH 51. Monica 2242 Wheeler Street 621-8353 Soccer 1; Wrestling 1-3; Merit Student 1-4. CHRIS WEST Assumption 425 Whiteman Street 621-6035 Football 4; Baskeiball 3-4; Wrestling 2; Merit Student 4. TOM WHETEHEAD 11629 Mount Holly Court 851-2313 Soccer 2, 4; Golf 1; Terms 3-4; Bridge Club 2; Merit Student 2-4, STEVEN WIEHE St. Gabriel 153 Riddle Road 771-0964 Soccer 1: Basketball 1, 3. 4; Baseball 1-2: Merit Student 1-4. ROBERT WILKINC St. Clement 5132 Broerman Avenue 242-5745 Fookball 1-2; Basketball 3-4; Pro-Life Group 3; Mem Student 1-4. JAMES WISSEL St. Clement 4214 Kessler Avenue 641-2741 Honor Roll 1-3; Student Senate 4; Soccer 1, 2, 4; Basketball 1-2; Track 1,- Drama 3; Spirit Com- mittee 4; Merit Studenl 1-4. LARRY WITSKEN St. Bartholomew 9496 Sherbom Drive 522-5145 Soccer 1-3; Wrestling 1-2; Track 1, 4; Signees 4: Pm-Life Group 1-4; Merit Student 1, 3, 41 PAUL WITTEKIND St. Bartholomew 8935 Cottonwood Drive 729-0710 National Honor Society; Honm Roll 1-4; Band 1-41Secretary1; Penman 3; Baconian 4; Drama 2- 4; Big Brother 3-4; It's Academic 3; Council on World Affairs 3-4 School Rem; Merit Student 1-4. 203 HONORS AND AWARDS Art Award: Music Award: Business Award: English Award: Mathematics Award: Foreign Language Award: St. Francis Award: Bausch : Lamb Science Award: Social Studies Award: Spirit Award: All Sports Trophy: Archbishop McNicholas Award: Alumni Scholarship Award: Principal's Honor Award: Student Government Award: Kenneth Jessen Band Seniors Thomas Rater Paul Wittekind Thomas Steinmetz Mark Mahon Steven Baines Thomas Steinmetz Paul Witteklnd Rob Burkhart and Tim Becker Joseph Hice Michael Cardwell Thomas Steinmetz Paul Wittekind Stephen Kiley First Honors For Four Years: Joseph Busbelman, Thomas Morrison, Thomas Steinmetz First 01' Second Honors For Four Years: Gregory Edwards, Thomas Haffmann, Mark Mabon, Jerome OWeal, Paul Witteklnd 204 BUSINESS PATRONS Avril Meats 33 E. 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FSLIC pull lnnuulmt MEMBER 4 FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK SYSTEM 235 1 FEDERAL SINIRESK lllllR IISSIIEIIITIIIR OF ST BERNARD ST. BERNARD SQUARE BOND HILL 4921 Vine Street 1237 California Ave. 641-2060 242-6210 Congra tula tions Class of 184 From Your Friends at First Federal CUS TOM TAILORED DiPilla H ISL ES TAILORS SPORTING 37 E. Seventh St. GOODS Cincinnati Guido J. DiPiIla Guido 60mg; DiPilla - 6009 Hamilton Avenue COLLEGE HILL For Men and Women Hersh Hisle The C u ttefs Edge 541-1788 I55 Church Street St. Bernard, Ohio 45217 Pete Maffey, 177, Manager 1236 242-4448 I - Feich tner Bros. Plum bing C o. 4723 Vine St. RESIDENTIAL C OMME R CIAL St Bernard, Ohio INDUS TRIAL BA TH AND KITCHENS 0N DISPLAY 242-2400 Dennis 768 :ILVEFEELADES I 821-7155 MOUCH Cheessmosigsage INSURANCE FINDLAY MARKET 100 VARIETIES or DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CHEESE GERMAN, ITALIAN 8. KOSHER SAUSAGas 421-4197 AGENCY, INC. W GET IT BEFORE YOU NEED IT 7202 Vine St. Carthage r g SANTO FLORIST 1415 Knowlton St. Cincinnati, Ohio 45223 Carthage Quality Cleaners 7034 Vine St. 761-0476 Covedale Quality Cleaners 5243 Glenway Ave. 471-7799 5414455 FRED c. BLAUT THIRD GENERATION STEVE ,75 DAVE '78 SAME LOCATION DAN 79 MIKE '88 a 7' - The Efflcr ycm'lcrs 7618 Hamilton AVE. CIN'MA DE Mt. Healthy Ohio 45231 Corporation 521-0654 Accredited Gem Lab Certihed Gemologisl Member American Gem SOCIely Cincinnati. Ohio 45217 MANUFACTURERS OF FIBRE TUBES AND CANS Looking To A Brighter Future ANDERSON For Roger Bacon 4:55? BAITER 8k SAHND mm 3WD F W E RA L HOM ES INC STEVEN BAINES JAMES FELDMAN 3412 Clifton Avenue. Cincinnati, Ohio 45220 I DARRICK JOHNSON 86! l Winton Road. Cincinnati, Ohio 45231 HOLY NAME PARISH Telephone 513 281-0421 Fr. William Hoyng, Pastor J 7- BOESKEN ELECTRTC COMPANY CommerciaUIndustn'al Contracting And Design P.0. BOX 14157 CINNCINNA TI, OHIO 45214 TIMOTHY J. BOESKEN, Prestident JOSEPH J. BALZER, '72, Treas. 51573816447 BAXTER SEYMOUR SHELL CONCRETE AUTO CARE PRODUCTS Seymour 4 Vine 909 E. Ross Ave. 948-9835 5T- BERNARD JACK VAN ZANDT L 242-3460 Proprietor ST. FRANCIS SEBAPH BINGO SOCIAL Liberty and Vine Streets Thursday 8: Sunday at 7:00 PM CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF 1984! MAY YOU ALWAYS BE WINNERS! Q Aramac Supply Co. Wholesale Heating Equipment I James C. Arata PRESIDENT James L. Arata VICE PRESIDENT Louis H. Arata SECRETARY 8: TREASURER t- - J .7 DIAMONDS WATCHES REPAIRS JEWELERS, INC. 7200 Vine Street, Cincinnati, Ohio 45216 Phone: 761-5430 TROPHIES PLAQUES ENGRAVING t HU MBERTS MEATS 2003 92 W. Galbraith Rd. At Simpson CUSTOM CUT MEATS AND FREEZER SIDES PARTY TRAYS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 521-6446 F I Louis T. Connell y FA TH INC. REALTORS l 2027 Auburn Ave. Cincinnati, Ohio 45219 BROKER 961 -1 327 239 J - REFRIGERATION PRODUCTS CO. 251 -5500 Cincinna ti, Ohio MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR Heating, Air Conditioning - Refrigeration, Commercial - Industrial I .7 - , . BRENTWOOD BARBER SHOP Pasquale 5 Pizza I Excellent Haircuts and Trims 4505 VI ? 51' 8568 Winton Road St. Bernard Ohio 452I7 521-7650 64,4700 9 AM TO 6 PM SAT. 8 AM TO 5 PM Get a Piece of the Rock ST. BERNARD TAX SERVICE1 ROBERT R. MOELLER 00pening January 26, 19850 f '49 . Class o 4512 Vme Street PRUDENTIA L 242-3822 wan. 26-April 150 Mon.-Fn'. 5 PM-9 PM MULTI-LINES AGENT Sat 3 AM-5 PM John Schwallie Daniel Leonhardt, '59 BUS.N513; 231-3700 HOMEA'5157 241-2446 Jay Schwalue, '70 J. George Hardewig, 058 Congratulations, Seniors! F0, Quamy Meats: Best Wishes . Wyoming Meat Mkt. St. Gabriel Church 48 W. Sharon Road H JIM GELHAUSEN Glendale. Ohm 45246 513 wyomiri'gAvenue. 821-1304f821-2200 Free Delivery . Meat . Fish 0 Poultry - 771 -4 700 Processing for home freezing I Party Trays 240 LAMBER T BROTHERS GENERAL MACHINISTS 941-3444 RESIDENCE 541 -1 042 BUSINESS l l I CHAS. Q. mILLER SONS, INC. Enrablnhed187n FUNERAL SERVICE ' h L Normside Chapel Wes'wood C ape 4133mm A m... .1 mm, giggigyugggvhqgggu; Gilbert 5Pat5 Feilhaur Cincinnali, Ohio 45223 WWW. mm , A 513! sdl-OOAO Amman 6131661 6l20 1337 Bates Avenue THE BUSSE 5Q BORGMANN C0. Cincinnati, Ohio 45225 Central Pkwy, and Clifton Hill 5 - In Memory of Albert H. Janm'ng, Jr. Janning- Van Winson Buick, Inc. LT. MIKE JANNING, U.S.N., 571 FATHER TIM JANNING, 72 JERR Y JANNING, 573 CAPT. JIM JANNING, U.S.A., 75 RT. 28 AT 1-275 leT 575 MILFORD i 241 Lighting Center Northern Lights 3091 West Galbraith Road 513l729-2001 TOI KOEMG MonsSat. RECREATION UNLIMITED Complete Selection of Brunswick Pool and Games Tables BOB DAHLEIM 9:30 am-6 m Mon. 8c Fr: til 9 pm GAIL ANN KOENIG 851-2900 Proniiaidfzslioiggmzeagii Forest Park. Ohio 45240 ANGELO L. SEDA H r503 : 1, ea In 00 In ACCOUNTING 30m. 9 SEE VICES 5025 HUBBLE ROAD I TAXES Cincinnati, Ohio 45239 385-3344 251-5200 Kenneth A. Schibi, President George Maban BLANK1S SIBCY CLINE OFFICE .9; LIBRARY SUPPLIES REALTORS QUICK PRINT COPY CENTER DATA MAILING LIST SERVICE 9250 Winton Road 131 SUPPLIES OFFICE: 6131 931-7700 5915 Hamtlton Avenue RESIDENCE: 1513; 931-6083 59110246 . 9919 Springfield Pike 21 Years Expenence Selling Houses 771-5111 O'KEgagEes, Physicians .2; Surgeons AMERICAN CAPITAL J COMPREHENSIVE, PROFESSIONAL MEDICAL CARE CLIFTON: 2915 Clifton Avev 87192051 CHERRY GROVE: 463 Ohio Pike 525-1871 5PRINCDALE: 375 Clensprings Dr. 851-9000 24-HOUR URGENT CARE: 872-2061 FINANCIAL SERVICES INC. New Ideas in Retirement Plans LEA. - Keogh - Tax Shelters Pension And Profit Sharing Plans Thomas M. Riley and Associates 65131 772-2788 S.I.P. C. I. GA. Brentwood I.G.A. Foodliner 846 7 Winton Rd. North C allege Hill I.G.A. Foodliner 6600 Hamilton Ave. 7 A KLUENER FOOD COMPANY G 374-9960 FOOD SERVICE SPECIALIST with FULL LINE DISTRIBUTION - Meat 0 Poultry - Canned Fruits - Fish 0 Frozen Foods 8. Vegetables 113 CIRCLE FREEWAY DRIVE CINCINNATI, OHIO 45246 FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE 6117 VINE STREET Elmwood Place CINCINNATI. OHIO 45216 641-4600 IN GREATER C NCINNAT 42 LOCATIONS 81 NORTHERN KENTUCKY McMillan Medical Su l L HOOUFSE ?IkEIPJAiKITLILSEfSTZE'EE pp 3,! 281-0062 ,, SHIRTS , Complete Line of Medical Products : 902 k Main St. , fr ,. 2 - , ' TRAFFIC SERVICES OF ClNTI ' 2 L H381'4738 PO. Box 23078. Cincinnati. Ohio 45223 i c 51 3X 541 -7702 ' .. H 141-11,wa Specialisrsfn FreightRare Anafysis 'Dimmii - ' ' Natman ' , - 2H.Career Club 3 .y Joel' ' g ' Yorke f Nicola Mancini - COMPLETE LINE BIG 2 TALL Mon. -Fri. L 9.5 I Sa t. 1 0-2 The Sweetest Place In Town GEORGE HENGEHOLD SONS WHOLESALE CONFECTIONERS 1239 Ellis Street CIGARETTES SAFETY CIGARS Cincinnati, Ohio 45223 AND AND BOOK TOBACCOS 541-8831 MATCHES .7 Stautberg Insurance Associa tes, Inc. St. Bernard Square 242-6300 W J, WWWWII Compliments Of The Franciscans CORPUS CHRISTI PARISH gar; 2A19rg jgiridl FLOWERS 8. 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CLAIR SON Roofing And Sheet Metal Work 4717 Vine St. Cincinnati, Ohio Harry St. Clair, Prop. 641-3265 E J 8 N AUTO ELECTRIC I028O CHESTER ROAD CINCINNA TI, OHIO 45215 VENETIAN BLIND SEE VICE CLEANING AND REPAIR SPECIAL 10$ OFF PLUS CASH 5 CARRY DISCOUNTS NE W 1 BLINDS MADE TO ORDER AT 20$ OFF BREM 5S SHOE C0. DOWNTOWN CINCINNATI PRESCRIPTION SHOES 923 Vine St 721 -3914 246 ALL WORK GUARANTEED BRIGHTS VENETIAN BLIND CLINIC 9720 Wayne Ave. LINCOLN HEIGHTS 733-5854 4IIIIIh. PEPSI V'llll Bottled by PEPSI-COLA General Battlers, Inc. of Cincinnati 948-51 00 WHERE THE FINEST IN FLOWERS m IS ALWAYS K ' so REASONABLE .-. VGNDERHAAR 5 Charles Burtschy J . WM . Florist Inc '19PLEASANTSEgrfgggNG.OHIO45215 I - ' 5823 Vine St. CATERERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS ELMWOOD PLACE COMPLETE FOOD MARKET 1SPECIALIZING m FRESH MEATS 0mm 15m 242-3111 I I 5 THE CENTRAL TRUST C0-, N.A. COLLEGE HILL OFFICE 5851 Hamilton Ave. Cincinnati, Ohio 45224 651-7635 247 HIR 3737 SAYS? I vet 096w e Wa'VNgvd 1 P P15131541-4101 6 11190341 Highest Quality-Lowest Prica11Guarantoed 5909 Hamilton Ave., Cincnnnali. Ohio 45224 RJ AUTO PARTS NINE CON VENIEN T CINCINNATI LOCATIONS The BRENTWOOD SAVINGS ASSOCIATION 8420 Winton Road I75 7 Chase Avenue 5767 Harrison Pike m um I Save about half at For the young jobhunter: the right interview suit is worth 100 resumes! When you walk into L1 prmpcclivc employer's office wearing this xuil. you'wz got it mudo lfs a Classic. nuiurul shoulder model. of prcss-holding Ducrom' poly worsted. Cultibridge. 0r Oxford Grc'x wool AI Gentry: thall's comfortable ycurrruund. in understated. bLHincss-like navy pinstripm or solids, Team $ il-wilh u huImn-down oxford shirt 2Ll $15. and :1 traditional. regimenml-slripcd pure silk lie at 6.50.1.z lsnP ' .' 3 m1 1 LI re dressed tor H'LILLBNH lor Valued $225 ahoul half the usual price. Phone, 79179800 TRICENTRE A biuck somh of Tri-Counly Mall: Princeton Hd.. across from Cassinelli Square Phone. 7723000 CINCINNATI All mafm credit cards honored WE WELCOME PHONE ORDERS CHARGED TO ANY MAJOR CREDIT CARD. OPEN DAILY1D AM - 9:30 PM u SATURDAY1O AM , 7 PM I SUNDAY 12 NOON , 5 PM T KENWOOD AREA 2 blocks north 0! Kenwood Mall 8x Plaza: 6475 E. GaIbraIth, Just wesi of Montgomery Rd. j Fr. Rick 15 the last of the great ones NURSING HOME 7025 CLOVERNOOWCINCINNATI OHIO 522-2033 THE PAVILION At Clovernook 1 ,-: '.,'.-' ?mw.;+s1's:a :' .;:.s::rgs.;:;.:.;:-,r-v. -r-f:.- A my- Ar1 ASSISted L1v1ng Care Center GILKEV ELECTRIC Electtical Contractors Appliances lighting From microwaves to disposals, Gilkey Electric carries the latest in appliances from Jenn-Air, Kitchen-Aid, Frigidaire, White Westinghouse, Sub-Zero and Amana. Visit our showroom or call Jim Gilkey 619 825-3400 GILKEY ELECTRIC 401 Northland Blvd. . Cincinnati, Ohio Superb Cot'klar'ls Fine Wines Perfed Central European Cuisine Weiner bdmuzel 751 W McMillan 5t , Open Sunday a! UC Closed Monday 281-3600 11am to 9:30pm Original Viennese, Hungarian, American Cookery Frenvh Pancake filled with Lobster and Crabmeat Sauerbraten Potato Panrakes 17 VaHEUES of Schnitzef Homemade Desserts WIILLIAM H. WINDHOLTZ '52 INTEGRITY COMPUTER 2 ELECTRONICS INC. 1337 California Ave. Cincinnati, Ohio 45237 Phillip G. Waller, Consultant 242-6058 BRENTWDOD I. if S? I 1232559 M $$$ Walt Urmston m Manufacturer's Representative V CeramICDnsc 7 S 8586 WINTON RD. OKI CONVEYING SYSTEMS ' SURERAMIC DISC IDLERS LAST LONGER 33 Brew 8' Sta 11386 KAHY LANE.CINCINNATI.OHIO 45240 S 151 a, 051 4031 X R? $9 $$$ 9 Q609VQ0$$6$0 x9 5 Q 0 2515630152 PLEASE PRAY TO END ABORTION Q Qg' $xg QQ When an loses reverence for an t f l'f h V2 a m y par 0 1e, e $ qx loses reverence for all 1193- AlbertSchweitzer LIFE IS FOR E VERYONE P.O. Box 1675 Cincinnati, Ohio 45201 5 Courtesy Card I CHARLIE COBB'S $3R?HD$E;O$J$E MT. LOOKOUT CAR CARE CENTER I I I PURCHASE OF ONE 111 I COMPLETE AUTO SERVICE CENTER I DOLLAR OR . MORE PHONE. 371-0502 9161 WINTON ROAD I CINCINNA TL 3151 me000 ROAD cmcmNATI. 01110 45208 OHIO 45231 931-6680 IGOOD AT ABOVE LOCATION OUR MECHANICS ARE CERTIFIED BY ONLYI AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE EXCELLENCE NOT VALID WITH ANY OTHER I COUPON OR DISCOUNT OFFER EXPIRES JAN. 31, 1935 GREG I73 JIM ,80 STEVEN '83 BRIAN ,36 BEHLER y . SALES 0 LEASING 0 SERVICE 0 PARTS BODY SHOP 4631 Spring Grove Avenue kit Winton RdJ 541 -1 980 PARTS DEPARTMENT 541-3636 North College Hill Community Credit Union, Inc. I848 W. Galbraith Road 522-28I9 MON. THEE, THURS. 7-9 PM SAT I0 AM-l2 NOON JOIN YOUR CREDIT UNION ITS WHERE YOU BELONG 254 PA TRONS The Osies 80, 81, 52, 85, 86 Mary Lou 81: Robert Welch George Steinmetz '40 Tom Steinmetz '84 Rick Steinmetz '71 Steve John Baines '84 Jerry 8: Sharon Herbe '71 Mr. 8: Mrs. Thurman and Family David Ruehl Class of '84 Elenora B. Reuhl Cleon Reuhl Brian, Terry, Maegan Studder Tom Belker CCH 1954 ML 8: Mrs. John Taylor Sr. Mr. 8L Mrs. Richard S. Walton Leo Bollmer Class of '44 Raymond Martina Class of '34 Mrs. Charlane A. Morris Mr. 8: Mrs. Stanley Juergens David Juergens Class of '87 John Ludwig Class of '33 Michael E. Carr Ohio St. '79 Mr. $c Mrs. Larry Powers Mrs. Dorothy Walton The Rengering Family Walt 4: Jean Urmston Rick Luken '76 John Luken '79 Ron Luken '76 Joseph J. Balzer '72 Harvey Butch Baur '82 Paul McDonald '85 Scott Hurley '84 Keuper Family, Ed '86 Joe x5: Carol Metz Maurice Heward '87 Dan Anderson '83 Mr. :5: Mrs. Wm. j. Patterson Good Luck Class '84 The Mayos Good Luck '84 Football Team Jerry 3: Barb Donnelly Richard Hesselbrock Family Good Luck Greg Knight '84 Good Luck Spartans '84 V.I.P. Charles Swanson '87 Jerry 8: Linda Schnetzer Jerry UH Schnetzer '87 Chris Schnetzer '89 Kristie Schnetzer '91 Virgil 8: Kay Schnetzer Good Luck J.J. in '84 Lowell Ring and Family Mr. 8: Mrs. Michael McGrath Good Luck Wm. I. Patterson II Good Luck Greg Knight Good Luck Roger Bacon C1. '84 O'Brien, Ed, Kate, Amy and Pat '87 Edward Runnebaum 8: Family The Reckers Family Q -'-x LUNCHEONS 0 T'WWWWEZZZ WWI DI NNERS O BANQUETS I-OOK 001', a GUYS o o. vx HERE cents Q BACO N'SJBeZI'er a3 ! E Emu CroCDe me her 'A kisajuciel lo andymllo S A3036 ?jzisin gcabbnaoc'ggicn n 'c o n on nee r s JQEQA n arroll ratchecn Frt'tSCH 0 Diane r nm'c'Po mp p 481 gina Jenn Albrinck. igannzanno $I'ull'alr10 Ddrlpneguueffe Patti Olbzrd: ug Ferd Johansing 8: Family Benny Wallace '86 Way-To-Go Spartans Larry Laacke Class of '86 Russell J. Laake 1945 Chuck Kohl '84 Andrew T. Wissel '79 Derek O'Neal '84 Jo-Ann M4 Seeley, Available Good Luck to William IV Patterson II Compliments of a Friend Mr. 8: Mrs. Paul McDonald Compliments of Patricia Hooks Cray John W. Tensing Jim Bubs Kindt, Storm Club Baseball Good Luck Chuck '84, Mom 5: Dad Congratulations Jim '84 4 Mom $1: Dad Good Luck, Class of '84 4 O'Neals Academy Lock and Safe Company Creenhills Variety Store Hanlein Cheese and Sausage M. Davis Meats, Findlay Market Bill Brandt, Taft Field Tavern Maish Cookies, Findlay Market Pmud rooster RESTAURANT 345 LUDLOW AVENUE CINCINNATI, OHIO 45220 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 281- 4965 BREAKFAST ANYTIME DAILY SPECIALS BRING IN YOUR STUDENT LD, FOR A FREE PEPSI WITH A PURCHASE OFANY SANDWICH PLATTER f Routine, Urgent And Emergency Medical Care ROCKDALE MEDICAL CENTER Monday Thru Friday 9 To 6 N0 APPOINTMENTS NECESSAR Y 430 Rockdale Avenue 281-5527 PETE DORMAN1S AUTO REBUILDERS 9366 Columbus-Cincinnati Road Pisgah, Ohio 777-3857 24 Hour Wrecker Service 7 Days A Week KCG and associa tes inc. Carlos P. Gray, President Rodney C. Gray, V.P. AD VER TISIN G PUBLIC RELATIONS 5457 Grafton Suite 5 Cincinnati, Ohio 45213 15131 351-4508 CINCINNATI CONSTRUCTION Complete Home Improvements 15131 733-0050 UmZBody Kitchens Room Additions Specialists Bafbrooms Decks Family Rooms Roofing Tim Mulcare, 170, Owner I 1 AUTO 8: BOAT COMMERICAL cQ RESIDENTIAL Schnetzer 1s Uphols tery ORIGINAL . . . CUSTOM FRIENDLY, PROFESSIONAL SERVICE FOR OVER 50 YEARS JERR Y SCHNETZER 541-0841 1 L $5.: 593'T69 sounca ngfggg$n for Park $ Play Equipment, Gymnasmm Apparalus and Fitness Trawls 8. Exermse BIKES DRAW'TITE A quality hitch for every purpose. EXPERT INSTALLATION ir REESE Equalizer Hitches 'k ATWOOD Couplers, Jacks, Brakes 1k KELSE Y HA YES Brakes i' HELL WIG Helper Springs i DEXTER 8: PRIOR Axles, Springs i PARTS Tires, Wheels, Bearings, Fenders, Mirrors, Lights, and Wiring ir TRAILER FRAMES !Custom BuIIU i TRANSMISSION COOLERS E VERYTHING IN STOCK! 1050 W. North Bend Rd. 542-1 733 FINNEYTOWN Ieamwnrk Mr. McGrath an din It! 5'1 complimen ts of THE DURAMETALLIC CORPORATION 4866 Duff Drive Cincinnati, Ohio 45246 61$ 874-6990 Tom Whithead, 84 W '4 C DURAMETALLICD i i Mitchell Pharmacy 3 8 5 8 4 WINTON ROAD Minton And HempsteacD 5 2 2 - 1 4 5 0 Or ESWIN 8c ENDICOTT Greenhills Shopping Center? 3 2 5 -9 7 0 0 Compliments of BERTKE ELECTRIC CO., Inc. 1 I 1645 BLUE ROCK STREET Tom Westendorf, '71 pan: Jen, '74 CINCINNATI, OHIO Greg Westendorf, 74 Bob Westendorf, '77 Jack Jett, 79 542-2350 WYOMING Bill Jett, '81 321-5405 C 915,3:0 PS ' campliments of CARRY-UIIT I200 AggghMcGu Sn. Mfg. Altman 5UNcTHURS. 9-9 FRLI SAT. 9-10 - and the Psychology Class 7 lARGE 5 569 g They Bought This Ad ' Their Picture Was Taken Mr. Lamb Goofed They Get Their Money Back gLIP HER: H .- . miukaii coupon 5 VA'LUABLE com ' 51km; stop; NY MALT OR 5m : MN MALT OR SUNME 253 Lefty 19 Edgemont Ta vem 1400 Section Rd. SOUPS - SAND WICHES - DRINKS A Friendly Place To Meet Your Friends And Neighbors Prop. Bob Pierce 948-9944 MARK TOM JACK 1976 1979 1931 3.11. BUDKE, INC.;;I GENERAL CONSTRUCTION . 2859 Banning Road 923-3330 . TOM BUDKE, 146 DON BUDKE, 144 BRASINGTON WETTENGEL BUILDERS, INC. We hammer quality first, nails second. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1984 When you are ready to build your home or remodel, come see us. We 71 be around. We are a second generation builder. 203 E. Galbraith Rd. 761-7171 RICHARD J. HUSEMAN CO. GENERAL CONTRACTORS 2824 Stanton Avenue Cmcmnam. Ohio 45206 COMPLIME NT S 01: t x 1' :JL COMPLIMENTS 0F - THE- WAY 1 tIF, I If you can dream - and not make dreams your master: If you can think - and not make thoughts your aim, If you can meet with triumph and disaster And treat those two imposters just the same,- I! you can bear to hear the truth youive spoken Twisted by knaves to make a trap for fools, - . - .- 1 01' watch the things you gave your life to, broken, '. . -: . -- '3- I And stoop and buildiem up with worn-out tools; SPARTAN -. . SPIRIT . .. ALL 1 - If you can fill the unforgiving minute I With sixty secondhs worth of distance run: Yours is the earth and everything thatis in it, and - which is more - you'll be a Man, my son! - Rudyard Kipling compliments of ROBERT A. RINGGENBERG, 3.5., 0.0.8., INC. 8474 Winton Road Cincinnati, Ohio 45231 651$ 931-2351 ORAL REHABILITATIOM. GENERAL DENTISTR Y J soumfnu omo snvmcs nssocmnon Nof affiliated with the Sou+hern' Ohio Bank 7 T HE VILLA GE GREEN Florist and Gift Shop 5553255 1y HIGHER PASSBDOK RATE i ,y LONGER OFFICE nouns 85I-5030 h FREE SERVICES FOR SAVERS 498l VINE STREET 5+. Bernard Square 64!-l765 r Delivery Service Lower level 37 Eswin Ave. Greenhills Shopping Center 261 .kULyLA- u1 Ix W 0mm; m a; m HAIL and FARE WELL I . MR. BACEVICH FR. RICK ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FR. SYLVESTER The TROUBADOUR Staff wishes to thank the following people for their help in preparing this book: Mr. Stansbury and Mrs. Herbe Mr. Doug Fay, Business Manager Mr. Charlie Miller, American Yearbook Company Mr. Pat McKenrick, Pat McKenrick Photography, Inc. The Staff of Executive Lab Mr. jeny Cold and Mr. Gary Brenner, Executive Studio The Portrait Gallery Mrs. Missy Lusk and M13. Shirley McKenn'ck i Mrs. Mary Ellen Maars-Dressing Mr. Ed Dauten'ch Mr. Richard Fuchs Mr. Jim Uhrig, Yearbook Moderator Emeritus Mr. William Cardwell and Mr. Pat Linesch for Florida 1 pictures Vi Mrs. Peggy Lamb f Laurie, Amy, and Jeffrey Lamb ' The Faculty, Staff, and students of Roger Bacon High School ALSO FARE- WELL TO FR. ED, MR. BOB STARKEY, AND MR. JIM WILLIAM- SON. ML ,3. g 133 W-'59Elf$h9v33$rz F P 43W?! 5. 'f'