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

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1986 volume:

TABLE OF CONTENTS Activities Sports Clu b5 Faculty Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Ads 17 63 121 135 145 171 181 195 205 Welcome to Roger Bacon High School. We here at Roger Bacon often refer to our entire operation as the body Bacon Indeed, we are made up of many parts. each part enabling us to offer our body new and exciting experiences. Look inside; we hope you find us physically fit, Roger Bacon High School 4320 Vine Street Cincinnati, Ohio 45217 4 Openingj'l Physically, the heart is that vital organ that pumps blood to all of the body's extremities, but at Roger Bacon the heart is much more than a physical funcrionary, One of the primary purposes of Roger Bacon is to nurture the heart spiritually, Incorporated in all of out activities here is the intention of instilling in every young man or woman that attends our school the appreciation of their own spiritual self. Our hopes are that each soul that leaves us will carry on the incessant investigation of the spiritual world facing him every day. As well, another of our goals is to produce logically-thinking adults who spread the Christian values that we teach at Roger Bacon. Still, at Roget Bacon, we like to do things in a lighthearted way some of the time, otherwise we would be plagued by heattaches . Of course, many of our hearteto-heatt conversations with other members of the Body Bacon prove to be hearttending. This hearty prose must come to an end before we all die of heartburn. JUOpening By the time this yearbook comes out, the new addition to Roger Bacon High School should be complete. Over two million dollars has gone into the new build- ing's construction - but it should be well worth it. The new building includes the athletic department: storage for equipment, coaches' offices, locker rooms, and a new gymnasium. It also includes concession stands for the gym. The highlight of the new building, however, is the new band and chorus room. This addition is greatly needed at our schoool. The problem with the new building you ask tYou did, don't deny itD? Well, there is the little mix-up about the completion deadline. Also, what should we call this bundle of cement? New Building just doesnit make it. Waive always thought that the Roger Bacon Yearbook Staff Memorial Building was nice, but we dont think it'll go over too well. Openingfs The brain is defined as the organ that is the center of the nervous system and controls neural coordination as well as thought. This essential organ that is protected by the skull finds exercise in classrooms at Roger Bacon. Often the blank state that reveals a dormant cerebral organ changes into an eager grin and a hand will be lifted in anticipation of asking an all-important question or an5weting a probing teacher's inquiry. Of course, there are times when the Roger Bacon scholar has so many thoughts at one particular time that the head begins to spin, toss and turn as if it were on a wild ocean; she is ovbiously having the notorious brainstorm. IVOpening The legs are long, fleshy appendages, extending from the hips to the ground, and, when moved, walk around. Legs possess a natural abiiity to look good when they are tanned golden-brown, encased in a pair of Eshnet hose, or bathed in baby oil, The cross country team at Roger Bacon specialized in good-lookin, legs moving around. In fact, some experts theorize that Cross country was developed in part to allow men to show off their legs without raising any eyebrows amongst the general public. Openingfj The shoulders are those parts of the body that Connect the arm to the trunk of the body. Roger Bacon Football tried to keep those shoulders active on the footbali field. More than one shoulder frazzled after throwing long passest One must conclude that shoulders are important parts of the football player's body; why else would so many pads rest upon it! The football teams at Roger Bacon may not have had stupendous seasons this year, but we consider our athletes heads and shoulders above their competition. 61'Opening , Tee Hf! . . . - , .L I Whereas the legs are an incredibly desirable part of the body, the knees are to the legs what Cleveland is to Ohio - a mistake. Not even Christie Brinkley has been able to do much for knees, which is why photographers try to make sure they get shots of the backs of her legs as often as possible. The only people who can make a good case for knees is Roger Bacon's Volleyball Team, who tend to de- pend on their knees to enable them to jump for a Spike, or flex for a bump. Indeed, the knees may well be the unsung heroes on our volleyball team's heroic rise to the tap. Openingh The eyes, which, on most of us, are found on the head, are by definition the organs of sight. As Such, they tend to be one of the most used organs of the human body, especially by those who wish to see the wonderful world in which most of us live. Lets face it guys - without eyes, most of us, with the possible exception of Stevie Wonder, would be lost. We would miss out on the great experiences that can be offered to us by that which is visible, such as beautiful Sunsets, sparkling streams, and cold oatmeal. Fortunately, they are present to do such things for us. Since our eyes are so kind and generous to us, we should treat them with a little more resPectl We could do this in many ways. One way would be using them to take a look at the fascinating teamwork of the Roger Bacon Girls' Basketball Team. By using our eyesight to observe the eye-catching cooperation and spirit of the team, we can treat them to an eye-opening experience from which they will profit greatly. Eye believe that we should all give our eyes the advantage of being eyewitnesses to the successes of the team. SlOpening Look up hand in the dictionary. The Fats: thing you'll see is: The end of the forearm beyond the wrist especially adapted for grasping, and comprising the palm fingers, and thumb. Hands can be used for a lot more than grasping, how- ever. They can be used to clap, hit, pick the nose, or most anything else you can imaginet Keep looking, though, and you'll End another pertinent definition; HA member of a group, company, of crew. 50, we can say that there are many hands on the Roger Bacon Boys Basketball T eam. The team, along with our coaching staff, has handed the school an exciting season. I could hand you more of this, but I have to hand this in before someone back- hands me into submission. So, let's have a big hand for out Boy's Basketball Team. Clap clap clap. Openingl9 The foot faccording to the dictionaryh is the foundation upon which the body moves. It is covered up with socks, stuffed into shoes, and trodden upon constantly. The poor foot is usually ignored. Few of us realize how important the foot is. Hey, without feet, how could we walk? Without feet we would not be able to run, jump, kick our brothers and sisters, 0: experience any of the other little joys of life. Among those joys is sports. There is one sport which is practically devoted to the foot, one sport which gives the foot the attention it dCSCI'VCS. That sport is soccer, But alas, I fear Tm running out of space; I'd better put my foot down and stop here. UK footnote: The EncD .dV 5533-: nwma'u. x. v '2 ii; ' Ll 1 . :1 r . e . 1 , 1. M a ....;.q;- .ertf'f-I . ... The head is that part of the body that sits on top of the shoulders and is said to be the center of man- kind's intelligence. It is frequently the element that determines whether we are labeled as attractive or are said to be so ugly that we scare dogs. The Spartans used theit heads to get ahead on the soccer field. An observer could often see them using a good old bump on the noggin to make headway towards a victory. Fans Considered the soccer players to be heading the pack in both sportsmanship and performance. Still, there were a few headaches that the squads want to remedy when they head up their seasons next year. Every- one is planing to be head over heals for soccer. You'll find all the information in the headlines. Openingjll Lips are the organs of speech Without lips we would not be able to speak coherently; instead of mumbling tmly in response to teacher's questions we would mumble outside of the classroom as welL There are those among us who realize that the lips are more than just instruments of speech, those persons who comprise the band. Many among us pay the band mere lip service without realizing the true contributions the band makes to the Body Bacon. Without their dextrous use of their lips Roger Bacon would not be as well known or so highly regarded. The band is one of the primary reasons that Roger Bacon is such a great school. Let's give three cheers for the Roger Bacon Band! 1 ZfOpening Thc throat, by definition, is the part of the neck in front of the spinal column. This is rather lackluster definition; the throat would seem to be a rather dull part of the body. It does have one redeeming grace, however, for the throat houses that which gives us the ability to communicate - our voice box Our ability to speak, to whisper, to yell, to sing - all would be nonexistent. The world would be a dull place indeed without these things. Voices have the ability to attract our attention. to excite us. to entertain us. This column is devoted to those who through their voices make the world a nicer place in which to live. Openinng The belly, according to Webster, is the stomach and its surrounding entrails. Now you're probably wondering what the word belly and the Christmas Semi-Formal have in common. tSO am I, to tell the truthj But in keeping with the insipid style of the previous introductory paragraphs, I will now have the gaul to compare these two disparate objects with as many puns as you can stomach. Now those of thejunior and Senior classes who had the guts to ask someone to the SemiAFormal stated they just ate up the well rounded Christmas activity. In fact many resPectable students were seen belly Hopping around the dance floor or laying belly up in chairs on account of sheer exhaustion, and there was no bellyaching when the opinion was raised this was truly an exciting and rewarding event In fact almost everyone who went gave it TUMS approvaL As an appendix I would like to note that this gut wrenching article was about as bad as I could swallow; so please pass the ROLAIDS. IIHOpening The hip is that part of the body that is found on either side of the body, joining the legs to the upper torso The hips are constantly being hidden by flattering skirts. Many of the female gender find it valuable to bind themseives in girdles to lessen the bulges of these body parts, I suppose you could say that they are hippoedf' Many hips were swinging at this year's annual Roger Bacon Christmas Semiformal. Yes, one could see hips dancing and swaying on the dance floor as well as exhibiting frolicsome behavior off of the dance floor. This particular night of broad-hipping it took place on DeCember 17, 1985. As far as the school's data reveals, no one threw a hip out of socket, although reliable sources say that many hips were given some hard knockst There were only a few hyper hippers there. After all, hippiehood went out a few years ago. OpeningXlS Prepare yourself for a journey into the anatomy of Roger Bacon. Yes, we are The Body Bacon. and we are proud of all Y of our parts. Our goal is to have you understand the body 18852385 language at Roger Bacon, We here strive to reach a state in NCIPSTCIST PFRIARS which we can honestly say that we are the embodiment ofthe JOHN EfNCINNEQViNCE Christian way Yet, nevm fear, you won't need a bodyguard to read this book. With all puns aside, enjoy our book. IGfOpening Activitiesl-l'l 18lActivities Activitiesl19 I1lT-vt Queen julie Conway, Sr, King Andy Door, $11 Queen Patti Olberding, It. 1985 Homecoming For the first time in the history of Roger Bacon High School, Homecoming Kings and Queens graced the football held at the Homecoming game. Besides having the Alumni Bash. this year the school also had a dance, Spirit T-shirt Days, a poster contest, a pep assembly and a Spirit Walk for the students Spirit Week began on Tuesday with a t-shirt day. Students from all grades walked the halls disPIaying their SpirEt by wearing 3 Roger Bacon t-shirt. The Homecoming Kings and Queens were also announced on Tuesday. The Homcu coming King and Queen for the seniors are Andy Dorr and Julie Conway. The Homecom- ing King and Queen for the juniors ate Patti Olberding and Pat Greene. The Homecoming King and Queen For the sophomores are Kelly Colson and Kenneth Carter. The Homecoming King and Queen for the freshmen are Amy Goefft and Carlos Jusino. On Thursday the Spirit Walk took place. The main theme 0fthe walk was Step Forward with Spartan Pride. The students and several of the teachers walked a total of10 kilometers A few faculty members rode the Pooped-Out Pick Up cars for those who couldn't Fmish the Walk. Upon returning to Bacon. free pop was distrib- ZOXHomecoming uted to the students as they finished the Walk. Over $25,000 was raised from the Walk, and all the proceeds will be used in the building of the new activity center. Friday was another t-shirt day, and in the after- noon Bacon's first pep tally of the year was helti. Students playing fall Sports were intro. duced, followed by a humorous skit portraying Spartan wrestlers defeating Lancer opponents. In the skit. freshman Tom Brooks changed into the Hulk :0 help his Spartan partner, Father jim, defeat jack Hut: and senior Dan Floyd. Sophomore Derek Chapman served as the refer- ee while jim Rice assisted in the ring as MC. The Spartan band played several numbers, giv. ing the assembly an added musical boost. That evening the Spartans took on their Homecom- ing rivals. the LaSalle Lancers. Pre-game activi- ties consisted of the parade for the Homecom- ing Kings and Queenst Following that, the my- alty of each class was crowned, The Spartans were defeated by the Lancers by a score of 38-7, the one touchdown being scored by Andy Dorr. After the game 1 Homecoming Dance was held from 11 pm. e 1 a.m, at the Greenhills Legion Hall. The dance, Sponsored by Mrs. McKinney and the Dance Committee, was well attended by all classest The music was provided by Q102 disc jockey, Bobbi Maxwell. The dance turned out to be a spirited way to end a spirited week, Thanks to everyone Faculty and students, who helped make Homecoming Week 1983. a memorable occasion! Queen Kelly Colson, Soph. Queen Amy Goefft, Frosh. King Carlos jusino, Frosh. Homecominngl A NIGHT OF SUSPENSE AND SCIENCE FICTION NIGHT CALL COLLECT CAST: Narrator, Teresa Duncan - Telephone Voice ??1, Patti Olberding - Telephone Voice ??2, Teresa Duncan - Telephone Voice 93a Denise Rotsching - Emil Barton, Marc Heuck. CAST: Lily, Missy Sex- THE FLOUNDER W COMPLEX , Rotsching Beth Crowe 22lFall Play Steve Glassmeyer - Man, Jeff Nieman. The October Game The Blue Bottle CAST: Narrator, Teresa Duncan Beck, Rob Grubet Craig, Director .................. Donna Briggs Student Director might Call Collecn Russ Wait Set Design ................. Aric Gervelis Set Decoration ........... Michelle Corliss Lighting Design ........ Dann Zimmerman Costumes .................. Laurie Evans Crew Chief ................ Tom Berning Lighting Crew ........... Neal Zimmerman Chris YeazeI Props .................... Vickie Frazier Set Construction: Craig Stahl Neil Zimmerman Chrris Yeazel Kathy Gray Phillip Kastrup Sabrina Baxter Robert Baur Dan Koenig Mary Pat Ring Dennis Beck Liscia Willis jim Ariss Carole Walker Lara Kastrup Erica Briggs Raiph Briggs Speak! Thanks To: Kris Lamping 8-: Mr. Westendorf Wyoming Piggly Wiggly CAST: Narrator, Beth Crowe - Mitch, Brian Dell - LouiseJoye Blessing - Mariamjennifer Clemens Children; Diedre Dooley, Erica Briggs, Denise Rotsching, Patti Olberding Fall Playf23 SENIOR DATE DANCE On November 16, 1985, most of the senior class gathered in the Cafeteria for a festive evening of food and music. The students gathered underneath the colorful decorations for the culmination of the evening, the awarding of the date-dance titles. Mrs. Pat McKinney received an appreciation gift for he: dedicated work on the dance committee. 24fSeni0r Date Dance Senior Date Dancelzs WINTER 26lActivities ActivitiesH? CHRISTMAS CONCERT On Sunday, Dec. 22, students, parents. and alumni gathered in the Roger Bacon gym for a festive evening of song and music. Our choral and orchestral Factions put on an impxessive and spectacular show. There was even a guest appearance by Santa Claus himself. The Yearbook would like to thank Mr. Fred and Mr. Neal for their work and dedication in making thc Christmas concert a memorable experience. ZSIfChristmas ConCert Christmas C0ncertl29 23' A SLLUURRRPPP! GOO, GOO MERRY CHRISTMAS!! SUPER-SPARTAN BOUNCE BUT DON'TJUM'P UNTIL YOU GRADE OUR QUIZZE$ GET THIS OFF MY HAND! 1 Ilf-Jm! -4 li'lhzntl IT'S HARDER IF YOU DO MORE THAN 5 LBS. MR. BUTZ, SORRY, THE GLASS SUPPER DOESN'T FIT ALOHA GRRRR!!!! FOUL!!! The yearbook staff tot at least two of the yearbook staff who are currently trapped in a tedious double period of Physics with nothing but this pen and paper to amuse themy would like to take this space and explain why there is a yearbook, explain what we do in yearbook, and generally give the most esteemed year- book editorial staff as many times as possible, and most of all to Cause the many English teachers to go into cardiac arrest next year latter welre gonel when they see this run on sentence which goes on and on and doesn't really come to stop with no motion. Just what do the editors 0n the staff do? Well, there are many facets of editing that the editors reflect. and that's why the editors edit this edition ofthe yearbook with such a stylistic Fury of editorship. However. since this tells you about as much as the average English class twhich we're protesting by writing thisl. we'd like to editorialize a bit more on what we really are Supposed to do when we edit. There are three editorial positions that we have excuses For. First. there's the Copy Editor, whose job is to hassle teachers and COaChes for records and COPy, make sure that all copy is correct and to the point twhich is why he's bound and gagged in the comerl, and to do the Senior Directory. Next comes the layout editor, who is re- sponsible for all the pages going into the publisher. The Layout Editor has to make sure that all pages are correct and well drawn the's looking the other way on this onel. and he also schedules photographic dates. Finally there's the Managing Editor, who takes on the burden of stafffeditor relations, makes schedules, and trains new arrivals in the art of destroying the year- book. That's what we're supposed to do, but we usually just sit around and look at girls. just why do we have a yearbook? Fll give you a little history. When in the course of human events it be- comes necessary to try and remember what your high school years were like and the Yearbook was institut- ed among clubs to take up its just and equal station among the powers of the Earth, a decent respect to the opinions of the readers demands that we state the reasons for which the staff is established. We the staff, in order to form a more perfect yearbook hold these truths to be self-evident; all yearbooks are created by the yearbook staff, and they are endowed by their creator with certain inalienable preperties among which are type, clarity, and the pursuit of snapshots. That is why we have a yearbook. CandidsISl CHRISTMAS SEMI-FORMAL The 1985 Christmas Semiformal was an astronomi- cal success. To keep warm on the Frigid night of December 27th, dozens of dappez dudes and lovely ladies enjoyed an cnlivening evening of marvelous music, delightful dance, compelling conversation, Charming Christmas Cheer, and mischievous magic under the mistletoe. The Roger Bacon cafeteria serves as home for this annual gala which entices young lovers to share some of the seasonal Spirit Semi-Forn1a1f33 MOM PROM This year's Mom Prom was a tremendous event. It was at- tended by nearly 100 couples comprised of mothers and their sons who had been mercilessly strong-armed into attending despite their longstanding apw pointments for root canal work, What is more amazing is that several radical elements in at- tendance ever insisted on danc- ing with their mothers. home even d d so without any sort of bribery!!D They danced to the popular sound of the Wes Neal Memorial Orchestrated Band Ensemble and their specracular rendition of the Bird Dance, popular music, and slow dance tunes. All who attended had a fabulously wonderful time. 34lMom Prom Mom Promfas Father- Daughter Dance The Farher-Daughter Dance was held in the cafeteria on Satur- day, March 22nd. The girls and their fathers danced the night away to the music of Solid Gold Soundsi DJ. Our junior and senior girls were almost unrecognizable in their beautiful dreSSe es, with makeup on, with their hair done, and with beautiful corsages. Most had gone to dinner first and convinced Dad to party afterwards. There were many danCe contests, and the winners were: Mary Schurdak and father - polka winners; Pattie Olberding, Laurie Schildmeyer, and fathers - waltz win- ners;jill Engel, Diane Gerbus and fathers - jitterbug winners; Angie johnson, Stefanie Hunter, and fathers - twist winners; and Anjali McClain, Tina St. Clair, and fathers - disco winners. MUSICtARTS FESTIVAL Each student that is enrolled at Roger Bacon High School is eligible to enter work in the MusiclArts Festival art competition and sale. This year, over five hundred entries were on display. More work was displayed and sold this year than ever before. The art work is judged and awarded prizes. This yearhs judge was Rachel Harper, a well-known Cincinnati artist. The highest award, Best in Show, went to Charles Washington for his acrylic paint- ing, Pool Sharks. Charles received a large trophy and a cash award. First prizes were awarded in drawing, painting, and cera- micsfsculpture. These awartis, small trophies, and cash went to Julie Kocher. Hiep Nguyen, and Kathy Gray. Medals were awarded for second and third place in these same categories. Fifteen honor- able mention ribbons were also awarded. Mrs. Harper commented that the work this year was really out- standing. Congratulations to all who enterted. 381MusidArts MusiclArtsl59 SPRING 401 Spring 1 4 II. 0.0 n .H P S TH BARNUM E CIRCUS MUSICAL 42fBarnum Barnum takes place in the late 1800's and depicts events in the life ofP.Th Barnum from the building of his American Museum in New York to his collaboration with James A. Bailey in The Greatest Show on Earth. Se: in the center ring of the Big Top, our Story is threaded together by clowns, those masters of masking reality with a greasepaint smile. In a world where people want to pretend, h'TherE's a sucker born every minute. But when childEike wonder is Lost, circus music fades and the dazzle dulls. Come on! Let yourself be a sucker and enjoy! JENNY LINE DOES NOT The Circus Musica1f43 Barnum is a good reminder that we all need to keep our dreams alive. - Dan Anderson 44fBamum The Circus MusicalMS CAST AERIALISTS TUMBLERS Terry Duncm$1 . Erica Bnggs '1 Jill Engel Steve Glassmeyer Phineas TayEor $311111 1 , b GruEer Bthm . Matt Carr Mag'lj'Q-Ek' 3? d1 Crowe . Terry john Ellis Carlogm O; Chairy mum Ring , , James A. Bauley 5 .. Camiili guch ,,- Juice 11 . 1' fUGGLERS STILT WALKERS Kristy Newmm Chest. ' yman Phil Westerbeck Bill Hoffbauer Rx Amds Scudder Terry ,Du an x s Hoffbauer eff Niemah ls: Woman? -., . Dirk 13,??? s :uVM 1:111 01512135151 ,1 ' 2ndM3man W Dirk Andrews Patti Olberding . Sh?rw66d Simian - 1 rs. She a Straxton Thumb mharley S CLOWNSXH Sabrina Baxter j nifer Clements 16 Walker v. 11 Wood 46XBarnum - , IJeerZ'I hri ahzle issySexton V; Ange? ' - - Crai Pete Blessing r NFil Z' ' uer rica Briggs - . : ,f 1 7 offb Jalph Brggs im Ariss A RSAIuP. ' V' -- Marilyn L1bbin MAKE UP MichifIIe Corlisgr ,1mRice 8: Ralph Briggs BUSINESS AND HOUSE MANKGER Monica Williams PROPERTIES MISTRESS Y K 7' :1 Lisa Rotschtng SEAMSTRESSES Ursula Evans, Laurie Evans Marty KollstEdt Susan Givler ? Mrs. Smith and the Clothing Class CREW CHIEF Tom Berning LIGHTING CREW Tom Berning, Chris Yeazel fleimmerman, Ralph Briggs Robert Libbin STAGE CREW Deggis Beck, Bill Hoffbauer 3 Gary. Wahoff, Randy Mueller V Tol' Berning, Pete Blessing HOUSE CPQYL ' 'Shau :ina Jackson kLane, enny Rumpke CONSTRUCTION CRE h Dennis Beck 1 Mary Pal: Ring 'Bill Hoffbabuer Andy Hesselbrock GaryWahoff Sabrina Buer Dan Hesselbrock Tom Berning Randy Mueller- r 1 . Q 32 ngaQEEY-xfgtsg , K The Circus Musicall47 C FLJirn, Sister Anita, and Mr. Carey join the three academic trophy winners. From left to right 7 ACAD EMI the winners are: Juniorjoye Blessing, Senior Carl Draginoff, Sophomore james Hudepohl, and Freshman lane Smiley. This yeai's science fair winners are the follow- ing. Above: Charles Reckers and Above Right: james Geers, Senior winners; Right: Beth Wittekind, Sophomore winner; and Miss- ing: Steve Glassmeycr, junior winner. 48fThe Intelligent Left: ChristoPher Yeazel, winner ofrhe Paul G. Meyer business scholarship. Centerzjoye Blessing. winner of the Angeline E. Uhrig Scholarship. Right: Corrinne Kalla. winner of the Nicholas M Riedcr Scholarship. Show Their Stuft'M9 I IKII'IKIl I IK,II1 Vll I IKJI VUI' HONOR HONOR HONOF HONOR HONOR HONOI HONOR HONOR HONO! HONOR HONOR HONOI HONOR HONOR HONOI HONOR HONOR HONOI HONOR HONOF HONOR 9 HONOF, HONOR HONOF HONOR HONOR HONOF HONOR HONOR HONOI- HONOR HONOR HONOF HONOR HONOR HONOF VII , -v . Jam mummy. hl-ni -. w. SWEATER SHOP Fashion is a definite priority among the clientele of Roger Bacon, and this yearhs feature was the sweater. Whether it was a new, sleek, psychedelic-col- ored sweater, a Forenza sweater, or the traditional cardigan, it was worn with pride. The Body Bacon was definitely well cov- ered. In fact, many students would not be caught modeling in the halls without a sweater or two to Sport. Even on those exd cruciatingly hot clays when many of us wanted to be in shorts and tee shirts, some peo- ple would not shed their fash- ion statements; they ended up with sweaty sweaters. SyFashion using a prop to sleep YAWN Spartans are indeed an industrious lot, but sometimes we, too, get tired. When one consid- ers the hundreds of activities that occur at R.B. every year, i: is no wonder people can be found yawning 0r dozing occasionally. We all attempt to get our beauty sleep Some of us need it more than othersm and from what the yearbook staff has observed, many people are getting that sleep right here at good ole R.B. Yes, you heard it here Erst friends, we are harboring a few sleepers. Many students have backed a proposal for a siesta after lunch, however, no one is sympathetic to their cause. Above: the old sleeping-while.wearing-a-smile trick Below: Fr. Dan attempts to read with his eyes closed. I' W I Boredomlilv Prom At 11:45 on the night of May 9th, the senior Class of Roger Bacon crowned its 1986 Prom Royalty, announcing Larry Todd as Prom King and Tina St. Clair as Prom Queen, just minutes before that, the candidates had been announced, all of whom should be very proud at being Chosen to represent their class. This year's King candidates are Ron Stark, Tim Urmston, Rick Farwick, tsecond runnerupj, Andy Don, and John Hogan. The Queen candidates are tor weteUulie Conway, Tina Lagda- meo, Theresa Lane, Kristi Whitehead tfirst runner-upL and Stacey Pendti tsecond runnet-upi There were over 450 students who attended this year's Prom, which is one of the biggest Crowds in several years. The music this year was provided with a unique twist, as a Video DJ. not only played music, but also showed videos on a ten foot screen and several monitors. The Prom was held at the Hartwell Country Club. The theme song of this year's Prom was Through the Eyes of Love. The junior theme song was Stairway to Heaven. After the announcement of royalty. the nominated couples danced to the Senior theme song. The Prom was organized by the lovely, talented, and dedicated Mrst McKinney and the esteemed Senior Dance Committee. Adapted from Sean Beauchamp's Baconian article. wprom Prombs GRADUATION 58lGraduation Mass AND Graduation Breakfastf59 Ceremonies: ' Addatess t0 the graduates-given by: The HOHOrabIe Sylvia Hendon ' I ' . Salutatorian WM-Daw'd. M Wisnen Honorary Valedidtorian m4 -demas P. nght . y - L' Valedicrorian. --, Carlj. 'Draginoff - M 60lYahoo, We Made It! RB. R.B.- R.B. R.B. -R.B'. RE. RE. RE. RE. R.B. R.B. ALL ALUMNI SCHOLARSHIP AWARD PRINCIPADS HONOR AWARD BAND AWARD BUSINESS AWARD BUSINESS AWARD FINE ARTS AWARD HOME ECONOMICS AWARD FOREIGN LANAGUAGE AWARD MATHEMATICS AWARD ' Carl Draginoff PHYSICAL-EDUCATION AWARD Shawn Nolan RELIGIONAWRD - St. FRANCIS David Wisnex Timothy Stenfz Patricia Doyle Mary Schurdak Hiep Nguyen Lori Freson James Geers R.B. SCIENCE AWARD -- BAUSCH Sc LOMB Gjoseph 'Ross Jeffery Bau: Timothy Scent: Timothy Urfnsron Andrew Don Jill Engel Carl Draginoff Thomas Knight SOCIAL STUDIES .AW'ARD SPIRIT AWARD SPORTS TROPHY Wake Free, We're Freef61 RB '5 No i. M134; J; FOR Mg ; TIM jigngpx . , ,. ,1: BOUIJQ, , KWA J! 'J 124,, '1; + 7;. , W423?! .I VJ Xi J- JP ' GZIDnguSting Volleyball The 1985-86 varsity volleyball team, led by Coach julie Hill, bathed the Body Bacon in the light of glory. Their stupendous, energetic fervor led them into the state tournament. In this competi- tion, they lost a tough match to Piketon. Their record beforehand, however, is nothing at which you would laugh. The team finished the regu- lar season with a 17-11 record and then went on to take sectional, district, and regional titles. Individually, Micki Harris was voted to the All State Honorable Mention Team, the All League Honorable Mention Team and the Cincinnati Enquirer Team.Jill En- gel was voted to the All State All Star Team, the EasteWest All Star Team and the Cincinnati Enquirer Team. Next year, a large part Of the team will return to the court for, hope- fully, another winning season. Un- til then, the Body Bacon can bask in the victory won for us by the volleyball Team. GdVVolleyball VARSITY VOLLEYBALL ' ROGER BACON : ROGER BACON ROGER BACON ROGER BACON ROGER BACON ROGER BACON ROGER BACON ROGER BACON ROGER BACON , . ROGER BACON ROGER BACON ROGER BACON ROGER BACON ROGER BACON ROGER BACON ROGER BACON ROGER BACON ROGER BACON ROGER BACON ROGER BACON ROGER BACON ROGER BACON ROGER BACON ROGER BACON ROGER BACON ROGER BACON ROGER BACON ROGER BACON 2 2 0 O 2 O 1 1 1 2 2 O 0 2 2 0 0 2 2 2 2 RECORD Regular Season WYOMING TAYLOR OAK HILLS NORWOOD ST. URSULA URSULINE ACADEMY MILFORD SETON PURCELL MARIAN BEXLY NEW LEXINGTON SETON McAULEY MT. NOTRE DAME FINNEYTOWN ST. HENRY MOTHER OF MERCY NEWPORT COVINGTON CATHOLIC DAYTON PATTERSON DAYTON CHAMINADE-jULIAN HUGHS Tournament MADERIA EAST CLINTON FINNEYTOWN READIN G C ELINA EATON PIKETON HMNNMNN NHQHOOO VolleyballlGS DODHNNOONNHOMNNNONNDH VARSITY VOLLEYBALL, First Row: Donna Kathman, Julie Rayburn, jiIl Engel, Mandy Bello,julie Wilking, Tracy Wellman. Second Row: Mariellen LiberJulie Mouch, Mary Rumpke, Patty Morton, Micki HarriS,Jani Moeller, Tracy Schmidt, Laura Huber, julee Hill, Sally Liber. - RESERVE VOLLEYBALL, First Row: julie Witzmen, Lori Brady, Krista St. Clair, Sarah Smiley, Libby Schildmeyer, Ann Huber. Second Row: Sally Luber, Teni Enders, Robin Skaggs, Missy Rohling, Kris Schildmeyer, Ambra O'Neal, Maria Sweeney, Tammy jewel, Maryellen Liber. 66,1Volleyball GOLF LEFT, VARSITY GOLF: Kneeling, Rich Crawford. First Row, Charles Kaminsky, Scott Smith, David Donnelly. Second Row, Coachjoe Year- wood, Dan Floyd, Tom Sun- derman. Eddie Layer. Charles Cannonball minsky ABOVE, RESERVE GOLF: Mrs. McKinney, John Hoffman, john Haire. Rob Ludwig, Brian Wiggins, Lou Helligrath Missing, Peter Bless- ing, Chris Anderson, Sean St; Clair, Jerry Deideshiemer FOOTBALL This was a difficult year for Roger Bacon football. With only a hamiful of starters from the year before and an enthusiastic and talented group of juniors, it was obvious that things would have to fall into place for the season to be very successful. Things were looking up as the scrimmages ended and the opening game proved to be a lopsided victory for the Spartans. But, after splitting the next two games, the injury jinx began to take its toll. Although the team played valiantly throughout the season, the depth and experience needed week after week was not there. Finally, in the last two weeks of the season, the injuries had a Chance to heal and the Spartans played very well, culminating in a come-from-behind upset of a previously play-off bound team. The players never gave up, and piayed Well despite the schedule and the problems befalling the team. The underclassmen gained much valuable exper- ience and many players were given the chance to show what they could do. Despite the record, this was an exciting and successful season for the Roget Bacon football team. Awards Most Valuable Player e Andy Dorr Best Off. Back - Len McIntyre Best Def. Back - Chris Bishop Best Off. Lineman ejim Huxel Best Def. Lineman - Reggie Carter Most Improved -Joe Niesen Pride, Hustle, Desire -john Hogan VARSITY TEAM L. m R. hitting Managers: Chuck Neal, Myron Hampton, Charles Swanson lst Row L. to R. Todd Wilking, Larry Todd, Ron Stark,Jim Huxel, Larry Moye, Larry Laake, Dave Osie 2nd Row L. to R. Reggie Carter, Len McIntyre, Rod Summetlin, Tim Urmston, Chris Kiley, Dave Schmidt 3rd Row L. to R. Brian Pittman, jim Lamping, jerry Lunsford, Tom Hampton, Kevin Scherpenberg, Andy Don, john Hogan, Sean Beauchamp 4th Row L. m R. Al Muldrow, Cory Lawson, John Sanders, Bob Noonan, Mike Walker, Greg Hardewig, Milt Hampton,jack Asher th Row L. to R. Sylvester MCNeal, Tom Kathman, Dan Hauck, Chris Bishop, Pat Chaulk, Greg VonHolle, Chris Courtney, Greg Ernst 61h Row L. to R. Roger Stark, Mike Gildea, Toad Sims. Sean McCarthy,Joe Fumi,Joe Niesen, Steve Niehoff COACHES L. to R. 15: Row Kenjanzen, Rich Fuchs, Rick Knoffer 2nd Row L. to R. Steve Yates, Gus Dooros, joe Apke, Torn Roebel, Bruce Redd Football f 69 RESERVE FOOTBALL Kneeling: Rod Smith, David Hoffman 18: Row L to R: David Curran, Mike Laux, Chris St Clair, Ron Annis,John Bibbi, Tir Roberts, Brian Wolf, Dirk Andrews, Mike Blout, Ron Boles 2nd Row L to R: David Arway,John Gutzwiler.Jim Wurzelboker, Charles Blythe, Brian KoPrew: Dondiego Bradley, Todd Green, Wesley Miller, Chzis Niesen 3rd Row L to szim Hudepol, Coach Osborn, Brian Heights,james Rogers, Mike Hackmur Rusty HiceJoe Blessing, Matt Voile, Kenny Carter, Coach Nickles 4th Row L to szohn Valentine, Tom Holland, Steve Slosher, Bob Hanavan, Alan Rum: Bill Chiasson, John Schmieder 70lFootball au- rrq- 17r:-' a - PT FRESHMAN FOOTBALL ls: Row L to R: Mgr. Bob Stolz. Bubba Cooper, Brian Beck,Johnny Bucalo, Mark Koeier, Wesley Todd, Tony DesaurJeff NeaL Bob Lamping, Rick Haeufle. Mike Morelli, Tom Brooks, Mgr.jeff Starkey 2nd Row L to R: Coach Dave Sheehan, Mike Drott, Dan Ginn.jerry Porter, Matt Carr, Steve Yates, Iggy NiesenV Steve Helms. Brian Dunn 3rd Row L to R: Coach Dana Erter, Greg Bess, Carl Goyette, Torn Nicolzus, Kenny Smith,jeff Stofa, Coach Rick Knoffer 4th Row L to R: Greg Philia, Paul Obermeyer, Steve Norton, Tim Clay, Frank Hughes Football 71 72 f Football Footballl'B Boys Soccer The varsity boys soccer team had a rebuilding season with only Gve letterman returning from last season The addition of senior Matt Murphy, who transferred in from Centerville, helped show the team what was necessary in maturity and physical skill on the varsity level. The low spots this year were the three losses to Moeller, the last one in the tournament. The high points were the victories over Greenhills and Finneytown in the same year and Bacon's first victory ever against Finneytown. The season gave many juniors and several sopho- mores vakuable experience for the future. The strong performances of the last two reserve teams suggested good future varsity teams. We look forward to a great season from Andy Vollmar, who will be starting for a fourth season. Varsity Record RB 0 Coletain 3 RB 1 Finneytown 0 RB 4 P. Marian 1 RE 1 Moeller 2 RE 0 LaSalle 3 RB O St. Xavier 3 RB 0 Elder 5 RB 2 P. Marian 1 RB 0 M06116: 2 RB 2 Greenhills 1 RE 0 1.5182115 0 RB 0 St. Xavier 3 RB 0 Elder 2 RB 1 McNichoIas 2 RB 2 Wal. Hills 0 RE 2 C. Catholic 2 Tournament RB 0 Moeller 2 Awards MVO - Andy Vollmar MVD - Mark Haussler MIP - jim Geisen All GCL - Joe Geigle, Matt Murphy 74lSoccer All City -- Andy Vollmar x. . , VARSITY BOYS SOCCER 15: Row L to R: Bill Neyer, Doug Burns, Mike Tandy, Dave Beckman, Dan Brady, Vern Norris, ChrEs Garrett, Chris Lemmink 2nd Row L to R: Brian Pio, Nick Bristow, Jeff Raffenberg, Andy Vollmar, Mark Haussler, Eric Marques, Jim Geisen, Coach Fred Widmeyer 5rd Row L to R Marty Gruenwald, Frank Rusnak, Paul Walker, Tim Sealschott, Craig Kuderer, Tim Brown, Matt Murphy, joe Geigle h . .1 Soccerf 75 RESERVE An overall record of 11-5-1 marked a very satisfying season for the boys reserve soccer team, The Spartan Reserves finished a close second place in the GCL, being edged out of the championship by only one point. Our most valuable player on of- fense was Jason Arszman. The de- fensive most valuable player award went to Pat Cardwell. Mark Becker showed amazing improve- ment and was named our most improved player. r: '7 , - , ,. 71.1.4.7- , , V; Row One I. to R: Jason Arszman, Steve Brooks, Greg Anderson, Gary Wahoff, Todd Schmidt. Rob Rudy, Mark Becker Row Two L to R: Mike Keegan, Torn Sweeney,Je:ry Lachemann, Pat Grimes, Greg Hoffman, Tim Cannon Row Three L to R: Mr. Pedro Diaz, Ken Eagle, Scott Holmes, Bill Sicking, Pat Cardwell, Tony Huber FRESHMAN SOCCER, First Row: Mike Disepoli, Nathan Wray, Greg McKinley, Adam Schnur, Tony Cossman, Andy Chase, Raffy Titong, Scott Kuhlman, Marty Dunn. Second Row: Dan Rosenbaum, Derrick Jackson, Chris Schuller,T0ny Oberen Paul Sterchi, Mike Melzer, Tim Fahe, Ken Brown. Third Row: Chad Bauer, Coach Richard Arszman, Rob Keller. GIRL S SOCCER ma4,a-. aw? v.--r--, 78lSoccer VARSITY GIRL'S SOCCER First Row: Tina Tumbleson, Tina Murphy, Jenny Haddad. Kris Shively, Leanne Branno. Second Row: Christin Hilvert, Stephanie Arway, Lara Framing. Ann Madama, Colleen Quinn, Mr. Dave Davignon. Third Row: jeff Baur, Jenny Bruns. Debbie Munafo, Nancy Cunningham, Heather Breslin, Angie Bagley, Tina Lagrjameo. -1411 . ,4 RESERVE GIRL'S SOC CER First Row: Mary Pat Eckhoff,jane Smiley, jessica Purcell, Charlotte Fischer, Karen Bedan, Crystal Pope, Karen Kessler, Second Row: jeff Baur, Trisa Roeckers, Melena Jones, Mimi Bones Miller, Terri Olga Wolke, Mrs. Chris Haddad. Third Row: Susan Gears, Nicole Arway, Kim Tribbe, jenny Bagley, Carlene Coors. Soccerf79 GIRLS TENNIS TEAM: First Row: julia Hogan, Stefanie Hunter, Melissa Schramm. Second Row: Carolyn Compton, Kristy Newman, Coach jvauie Peters, Nicole Rettig, jennifer Turan. WWW! 5min 0111:!!! u i. ll: SOfTennis . m rq1' -mf 13x P - 3., . Boys Tennis Tram Kneeling: Greg Huffman, Chuck Neal, Tom Sweeney, Andlew Pctersmm. Andy Schuerman. Standing: Coach Kollsredt, Dave Beckman, Matt Murphy, Phil Weswrbeck, Mike Sander.jeff Ward Tennisml u i .3 3 3-P u 82fCross Country ABOVE, VARSITY GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY, First Row: Kerrie SiCa, Christy Weber. Second Row: Holly Jones, Coach Feichtner, jill McNulty, Theresa Ungruhe lCaptainl. The 1985 edition of Girls' Cross Country began with high hopes. A solid foundation for success had been laid by Roger Baconis first team in '84. Returning letter winners, Theresa Ungtuhe and Jill McNulty provided a strong nucleus for the team and the addition of Freshman standout Kerrie Sica gave the Lady Spartans three solid front runners. Christy Weber and Holly Jones responded to the call for reinforcements and did their best to support their frontrunners. If spirit and desire were enough to win victories, then certainly this team would have been victorious. Unfortunately, competing with minimum numbers made the Roger Bacon crew easy prey for the competition. More often than not the girls could not put all five runners on the same starting line. The final team race at the District best capsulized the entire season. Unable to field a full team and disqualified from team competition, each girl that competed did so proudly and ran a personal best time, ending the season with great personal satisfaction, where little team accomplishment was to be found. But if the Lady Spartans were denied their team victories, one Certainly could not deny the individual accomplishments. Kerrie Sica launched her high school career and Served notice that she would have to be contended with, by any runner who wanted to earn a victory. When Kerrie did not win, she was always in the forefront. Her participation in the Ohio State Cross Country Championships and selection as a First Team All-City runner were rare accomplishments for a Freshman. Theresa Ungruhe also earned her share of personal glory. Throughout the fall competitions Theresa's name always appeared among top ten award win- nersi As Captain, she worked tirelessly and unselfishly on behalf of her teammates. Missing the trip to Columbus and the State Finals by a mere one second was an unfitting end to a fine season. Her all-league and all-city recognition were more appropriate tributes. Holly, jill, and Christy discovered one of the most valuable lessons of all eduCation e there is more than one kind of success. Moreover, the greatest success of all is the success of the spirit that keeps itself undefeated and still aspiring whether life is easy or hard, successful or unsuccessful, happy or unhappy. 83 CROSS COUNTRY The 1985 Boys' Cross Country season was a fine tribute to a select group of young men. Never have so few clone so much for so many, and received so little recognition. Nevertheless, their efforts were certainly noticed by those in the know . At the beginning of the fall season, the Spartan thin-clads were respect- ed but not very highly regarded. However, in a few short weeks, they gained some very high regard the old-fashioned way e they earned it! After a respectable opening competition, the cross countrymen began a steady climb. By mid-season, they were among the elite powers in the city, ranking as high as third in the city poll. Despite some minor setbacks, the Spartans clung tenaciously to their position through their final competition as a team in the regional finalsr What made such a small group in quantitative terms capable of achieving such lofty heights in qualitative terms was in large measure due to the chemistry that developed over the course of the season. The Senior members were outstanding leaders. Captain Kevin Goheen did not disappoint his teammates, who depended heavily on him. He was truly a leader, both physically and spiritually. As Iiil runner Kevin led the team in meet after meet, Culminating in his strong showing in the state competition. Tim Rosmarin's care and concern was the glue that kept the team members close together. Nothing was too much for Tim to sacrifice for the good of the team. Dave Wisnet provided the headiness neces- sary for any quality team. He carefully monitored the progress of the team and was always able to keep his cohorts doing the little things well so that the bigger jobs followed more easily. Certainly the underclassmen made significant contributions. juniors Phil Kastrup and jeff O'Brien provided a talented core, always meat the top of the heap in the races. Sophomores Bill Hoffbauet and Dan Geigle demonstrated tremendous courage as they jumped into the thick of things and proved quite capable of running with the best. Freshman Ev McElroy and Bill Olbetding were standouts for the little Spartans but RB. has not heard the last from people like Allenswotth, Lohr, Carroll, and Schurdak. For the record, the Rio Grande championship will probably be the fondest memory, but the Elder victory and fine showing at Covington Catholic will also be long remembered. Kevin Goheen's selection as a First Team All-City runner and Phil Kastrup's Honorable Mention status were well-deserved honors, but the best reward that all the Spartan harriets received was one that is intangible and is best summarized in this old lyric: When the odds are saying you'll never win, that's when a grin should start . . . because you have heart . . . miles and miles of heart. Special Awards Varsity Boys - Most Improved: Bill Hoffbauer Most Valuable: Kevin Goheen Freshmen - Most Impmved: Matt Allensworth Most Valuable: Ev McElroy 84ICross Country . V. fl'M P . Left. VARSITY BOYS CROSS COUNTRY, Front: Coach Dave Feichtner. First Row: Dave Wisner, Phil Kastiup, Bill Hoffbauer. Sec- ond Row: Kevin Goheen CaptainL Jeff O'Brien, Tim Rosmarin, Dan Geigle. Above, FRESHMEN CROSS COUNTRY, First Row: Jon Lohr, Matt Allensworth, Bill Olberding. Second Row: Coach Dave Feichmer, Kevin Carroll, Ev McElroy, Eric Schurdak. , , ., , 1 ! UL '; X; 3'; Ft . I . -, :.,, Cross CountryXSS Wrestling The 1986-86 wrestling season was a record breaking season. Led by coach Dan Starkey, the Spartans set the all-time season win mark by recording thirteen Victories. The Spartans won the Holiday Classic, the Norwood Invi- tational, and the Finneytown Invitational. Tri-Captains Andy Dorr, John Hogan, and Shawn Nolan had great seasons. Seniors Juan Belmonte, Chris Patmon, Rick Drees, and Ron Stark along with the tri-Captains earned their way into the Wrestling Hall of Fame. Sophomore Keith Eberhart qualifled for the state wrestling tournament where he repre- sented Roger Bacon very well. e lliil ? VARSITY WRESTLING Firs: Row: Chris Patmon, Rick Drees, Keith Eberhan, Deron Thuenemane Bill Nyer, Juan Bclmonte.juhn Hogan, Andy Door. Second Row: Rich Ostendorf, Vic Schneitier, Ron Stark. Biake Willingham, Scott O'Leary. Third Row: Coach Etrer, Don Lennard, Lawrence Watts. Chris Kiley,Jerry Lunsford, Tony Human, Stan Smiley. Charles Swanson, Trainer Nick Brismw, Coach Starkey. 86lWrestling 111111 11 11151 RESER VE WRESTLING First Row: Don Duhart,B1-ian Kopriwa Steve Sealschott Chris St. Clair Rolando Belmonte, Mike Discepoli jeff Boeh James Wilfong, Eric Houston, Alan Rengering. Vernon Pigram Second Row: Coach Roebel Rob Hogan Craig Stahl,A1an Runtz, Ron Annis, Jay Hausfeld Mike HaCkman, Derrick Chapman, Tim Roberts. Steve Herrmann, Mike Hoyt Nick Brisrow RB 54 Princeton 12 RB 54 Louis St. X 12 RB 12 Evansville 60 RB 44 Glen Este 19 RB 60 Mt. Health 12 RB 42 Clermont 13E 26 7V? $34212..- 1- ., RB 41 Greenhills 20 1 1.1... 1 1 RB 65 Forest Park 9 '1' 1H ,. - RB 47 Norwood 13 .1 1- :11. 8:: ig 'Vi: A RB 61 Milford 10 ' mu- '3 ' RB 39 Moeller 16 1 J 1 '5 ,. y - a RB 51 Anderson 9 1 1 t I L Y ., i RB 51 West High 12 1 . 1 ? , g 'm , . RB 32 Amelia 29 ' 1 ' x 1 g ' .' 1 V - ix RB 50 Purcell 12 . r, r . , , ; 1 2 a 7 - RB 41 Reading 20 I - ' 1 - A ' 7 F .' 1 .4 , ' RBTEUcRgggggT: Coachesi Holiday FRESHMAN WRESTLING First Raw: Don Coombs', Greg Mussig, Bob Lamping, Bill Schweiter. Frank HushesJason Sauer. Classic David Krammer, Bdljudgejeff Starkc Second Row: R1ck Haeufle, Tom Brooks, Bubba Cooper,John Bucalo, M1ke Drort. Charles Stewart. Andy Beck. Sean St. Clair, jason Arszman. Eric Dcnson. Derrick jackson Third Row: Biian Pio, Bruce Murlay. Harold RB - Champions - Norwood Invita- Gregory. Man Can, Kenny Smith. Chris SchuellerJohn Ellis. Geralti Melson, Maurice Gordon, Kevin Carroll, Missy Day, Coach tional Knoffer RB - Champions - Finneytown Invita- tional RB 1 G.C.L. 1 Fourth of six RB - District Fourth of sixteen WresdingI87 SWWrestling Wrestlingl89 y... u x. -- m a a , WI, Kim... 4 0 a4 g .m m w W It W The Swim Team . 5 , .9 . 4 r - y'ur-p y g 5: x Rom mm r 2 MEATS ??:Kg ROUER BMW MUN $$$th 'PAmHS . X BACO1' WJQN 5mm 1 . First Row: Brian'Dunn. Brian Libbin, Richie Hunter, Tony Srritrhclt, Michael Fusse. Damian Andwan, Mark Stevens, Row Two: Scort Holmes, Rob King, Matt Carr,James Helms. Aaron Schluecer.Jamic Reynolds. Mike Lavatori. Row Three: Christy Waber. Mary MCHWain. Lara Froning, Heather Finger. Kris Schildmeyer. Mary RingJeannie Buckley,Jenny Pack, Beth Ranker. Bar: Bern Schooner. Row Four: Angel Webkinberg, Lisajimenez,Jenny Turan.jaymee Richmond, Karen Lives, Lisa Weber, KerEy Newman, Coach Peters. 92Bwimming The Divers Even! Boys 200 freestyle john Frenzsos tl:49.9m 200 LM. john Frcnrscs U:59.2m 50 Free Mike Lavatori 04.01; Diving Man Can t190.75 100 Fly Mike Lawmri 06AM 100 Free john Frenlscs Mam 500 Free john Ftcnrsos M44211 100 Back john Frentsos 57m 100 Breas: Mike Lavzroi 0:03.60 GCL All Stars: John Fremsos and Mike Lavatori Divers: First Row: Kris Schildmeyer, Beth Rankin, Mary McElwain. Second Row: Matt Carr. SWIM TEAM CAPTAINS: Boys - Mike Lavatori; Girls -Jeannic Buckley 1985-86 Swim Team Records Girls Jeannie: Buckley UMEEU Mcfissa Schmmm 0:25.05i Lara Fwning mom Kris Schildmeyer US$73 jcannie Buckley 01MJH Lara Froning 063m Melissa Schramm UgLSU Melissa Schramm 0:05.320 Lara Froning 0:16.94l GGCL All Stars: Lara Pruning, Melissa Schmmm, and Jeannie Buckley SwimmingX93 SWIMMERS ARE IN OVER THEIR HEADS 941'Swimming Far Left: I felt sorry For the senate. Left: It was a piece of cake. Right: We made CLOWNS out of them! THE FACULTY-SENATE VOLLEYBALL GAME This year's annual faculty-senate volleyball game was much like all of the previous games: the senate got slaughtered. We could tell that they were whimps when we entered the gym, boasted one teacher who enjoyed the annual defeat of the senate. The faculty team was coached by Coach Knoffer who had minimal tasks due to the great skill of his players. The star of the game was Roger Baconls infamous julie What at Spike! Hill. Many of the senate members were carried off of the floor after she dealt them a spike. Of course, there were those dedicated faculty players who sacrificed for the good of the team. Mr. Swedenberg and Mt. Rademache: collided while diving for a low one, and both suffered severe injury. Mr. Swedenberg said that his big toe will never be the same. Yes, we will cover up the story and state that the game was a close one, but the senate is trying to erase all recordings of the game, so we have no official report on the game. Of course, one spectator commented, The senate got Creamed. The senate was disgusting. We whipped those suckers! Sponsl95 VARISTY GIRL'S BAS KETBALL: Kneeling: Donna Kathman, Renee Recker,jill Engel, Mandy Belle, Leanne Branno, Tracy Vellman, Laura Huber, jenny Albrink. Standing: Steve Bittner, Mary Rumpke, julie Mouch, Diane Gerbus, Micki Harris, Theresa Ungruhe, Teresa Chalk, Tim Urmston, Dave Gohs. VARSITY RECORD RB 45 WOODWARD 57 RB 25 GREENHILLS 50 RB 37 MILFORD 45 RB 45 TAFF 48 RB 51 NORWOOD 57 RB 38 MCAULEY 42 RB 51 AIKEN 34 RB 31 MERCY 55 RB 55 NORWOOD 81 RB 65 URSULINE 34 RB 40 WALNUT HILLS 45 RB 50 SETON 51 RB 39 URSULINE 29 RB 34 NEWPORT CC. 48 RB 33 HUGHES 52 RB 48 PURCELL-MARION 27 RB 42 FINNEYTOWN 49 RB 40 MT. NOTRE DAME 48 RB 59 ST. URSULA 23 TOURNAMENT ROGER BACON 38 READING 43 AWARDS: Micki Harris - 15: Team AA All City - lst Team All GGCI. League - Best Offense Laura Huber Best Defense Theresa Ungruhe - Most Improved Jill Engel - Pride - Hustle - Desire 9WBasketball RESERVE GIRL'S BAS- KETBALL: Kneeling: Jane Smiley, Christa St. Clair, Tricia Roeckers, Donna Kathman, Kelly Sprague, Sheri Lewis, Lisa Wheeler, Libby Schildmeyer. Standmg: Coach Dave Gohs, Tammy jewel, Missy Rohling, Ambra O3Neal, Heather Breslin, jenny Bruns, Missy Holloway, Nicole Reading, Jeff Baur. RESERVE RECORD 2 WOODWARD 0 31 GREENHILLS 32 34 MILFORD '35 50 TAFT 8 30 NORWOOD 16 32 MCAULEY 45 31 AIKEN 25 34 MERCY 56 32 WALNUT HILLS 26 24 SETON 36 23 URSULINE 22 21 NEWPORT CC. 33 23 HUGHES 22 29 PURCELL-MARION 23 29 FINNEYTOWN 14 37 MT. NOTRE DAME 46 36 ST. URSULA 28 TOURNAMENT ROGER BACON 31 MERCY 47 ROGER BACON 32 MCAULEY 31 ROGER BACON 36 URSULINE 26 AWARDS: Donna Kathman - Best Offense Missy Rohling - Best Defense jenny Bruns - Most Improved Ambra O'Neal - Pride - Hustle -- Desire Basketbailf97 98f Basketball my HI u$ h H IK S a B The 1985-86 varsity basketball team was somewhat of a dissappointment. We were picked to Frnish last in the G.CrL. and we did. We were supposed to be everybodfs pushover but we weren't. By the end of the year we were recognized by every team we played. That is because the team never gave up. Never once did anyone talk about quitting or not trying their har- dest. That is what success is measured by - when a team is down it always bounces back. That fact was what made playing for Roger Bacon enjoyable. We didn't win many games, but we had fun and were respected. - Brian Kocher RESERVE BASKETBALL TEAM; Kneeling: Mark Becker, Steve Schlosscr,James Rogers, Chri Speed, Greg Hoffman,jerry Wilkerson, Pat Grimes. Standing: Bill Sicking,Jim Hudepohl,joh Valentine, Pat Cardwell, Jim Wurzelbacher, Miit Stegal, Coach Fred Cooper. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM; Kneeling: Dave Gulette, Scott Stegeman, joe Sander, Wes Todd, Mike Morelli, Eric Austin, Matt Allensworth. Standing: Carl Goyette, Tom Nichols, Kala Springs, Steve Norton, Paul Obermeyer,jeff Stofa, Coach Kenjanzen. Missing: Frank Iggy Niesen. 1001' Basketball 1w W .3?th P9 E55 kaml'v, X:- W4 gygur IA. I'.r .1. 9IT4, RWUQ gllTlI? 5 4 52: 51 f VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM; First Row: Scott Warman,John Sanders, Tom Kathman, Mark Dinkelaker, Rich Thomas, Steve Brenner, Todd Harrison. Second Row: Tom Wiegle, Tom Sunderman, Todd Wilking, Paul Brannen, Tim Sealschott, Craig Kuderer, Ken Wheeler,Jim Huxel, Paul Walker, Tim Rosmarin, Jim Rice. Missing: Brian Kocher. Varsity Awards Best Offensive Player W Brian Kocher Best Defensive Player -John Sanders Most Improved Player - Steve Brenner Pride, Hustle, and Desire W Tim Sealschott Reserve Awards Best Offensive Player - Milt Stegall Best Defensive Player - Chris Speed Most Improved Player a-Jerry Wilkerson Pride, Hustle, and Desire - Bill Sicking Freshman Awards Best Offensive Player W103 Sander Best Defensive Player - Mike Morelli Most Improved Player - Steve Norton Varsity ReCOrd ROGER BACON ROGER BACON ROGER BACON ROGER BACON ROGER BACON ROGER BACON ROGER BACON ROGER BACON ROGER BACON ROGER BACON ROGER BACON ROGER BACON ROGER BACON ROGER BACON ROGER BACON ROGER BACON ROGER BACON ROGER BACON ROGER BACON ROGER BACON ROGER BACON 47 74 52 63 47 57 46 68 56 66 69 49 57 55 70 53 52 64 76 59 57 WALNUT HILLS N.C.H. LA SALLE SYCAMORE ELDER ST. XAVIER COLERAIN MILFORD PURCELL-MARION PRINCETON MOELLER MCNICHOLAS LA SALLE ELDER WOODWARD ST. XAVIER PURCELL-MARION AIKEN MOELLER GREENHILLS TAFT 45 51 55 76 81 48 72 67 51 54 57 69 76 78 85 lOIfBasketball a :-,..a 'i-r 1:;::. 7 1n I ,- .' m1 mt. w 3 ga if? ' ! : ;H.4n;.x;r.y..., 102,1Basketball BasketbalU103 Thafs The Way The Ball Bounces I Think? -4- I told you I could get down. Oh, my goodness. a pass. Reach out and much someone. Sc, . .,,, .7 nm-m, , 4w. 3 k u; - VARSITY BASEBALL First Row: Mr. Dooros, Tony Horton, Dave Donnelly, Andy Dorr, Jim Lamping, Tim Urmscon, Steve Brenner, Tom Kathman, Chris Patmon, Mr. Cooper. Second Row: Todd Lovejoy, Steve Niehoff, Rodney Summerlin, Larry Moye, Braden Smith, Tim Sealschott, Doug Ruhe, Greg von Holly. Third Row: Larry Todd, Brett Birkett, joe Geigel, Tom Kramer, Dennis Ford. 1 - 106lBaseball a 3;. i, RESERVE BASEBALL First Row: jason Arszman, Robert Lamping, Joe Sander, Lou Helligrath, Greg Mussig, Mike Blaut, David Curran, Mike MorrellL Second Row: Frank Niessen, Dave H0ffmnn,jeff Stofa, Tom Nicolaus, Scott Holmes, Chris Speed,joe Blessing, jim Baumer. Third Row: Paul Zahcr, Steve Obermeyer, Dan GeigeL MI. Kenjanson. - ;m.'- .8 .'.13.;w -..l.--.War- + , '16 Baseballl107 THEY,RE ON THE BALL! f$ Cuk-xxx 'k I N N. k k .3 N. ; y x 108lBaseball Softballf 109 ' . iv - l , , . . VARSITY SOFTBALL Row one: Leanne Branno, Angie johnson, Stacie Hartman, Mandy BelloJulie WilkingJane Smiley Row two: Coach KnoHer, Tricia Roeckers. Sara Smiley, Donna Kathman, Tracey Schmidt, Alan Rengering, Coach Krismer Row three: Nick Bristow, Kris SchildmeyerJennifer Bruns, jenny Albrinck Row four: Chris Garrett, Micki Harris, Janie Moeller, Mary Rumpke, julie Mouch, Laura Huber. 'I' ' 'z'. . IIOISOftbali - RESERVE m qlu a x73 4 .w, LI: RESERVE SOFTBALL Row one: julie Witzeman, Kathy Cook, Shannon Ryan, Colleen Quinn, Malena jones, Kelli England. Eileen Shokely Row two: Jenny Hadad, Kelly Sprague, Sherri Lewis, Terri Endres, Angie Harris, Taxnmyjewell,Jane Smiley. Anne Madomma Row three: Coach Arszman, Janie Mueller, Ambra O'Neal, Missy Halloway, Patrick Grimes, jack Grimes. Softballflll ll ll . :32 ' x Varsity Track. First ROW: Coach Etter, Todd Harrison, Phillip Castrup, Pat Greene, Tyrone Pharris, Charming Henderson, Rich Fisher, Regie Carter, Mark Becker, Dave Wisner, Second Row: Blake Willingham, Phil Pittman, Ken Carter, Todd Greene, Ben Wallace, Dan Floyd, Mike Laux, Coach Robel, Third Row: Milton Steegle, Tony Volle, Chris Womack, Kevin Goheen, Charles Blythe, Matt Voile, KurtjuenglingJames Rogers, Todd Greene, Robert Gary, Fourth Row: Mike Gildea, Rob Baur, Tim Rosmarin,john Foyles, Chris Courtney, Bill Hoffbauer, Rob Rink, jeff O'Brien. ?Wf-yaf- . A , 9 Freshman Track: Firs: Row: Rick Hauufle. Charles Stewart,Jason Sauer. Bill judge, Brian Beck, Mike Discepoli, Mr Carey Second Row: Don Conbs. Bob Corbett, Mark Koehler, John Lohr, Todd Fasanella. Adam Schnur, Steve Hcims. Third Row: Chris Hoffbauer, jeff Neal, jetty Porter, Chris Schuelen Eric Austin, Matt Auen Johnn Ellis, Fourth Row: James Brazelcon, Eric Schurdak. Kenny Smith. Everette McElroy, Matt TracU113 114lTrack . m !::m:3. H1. . , ! Em... zul.x'h. ; . va... ,. ; Wn wamHWH0 GIRLS TRACK TEAM: Row one: Coach Widmeyer, Lynn Render, Ayrika MOxlEy, Theresa Lane, Kerri: Sim. Kim Hamilton. Kelly Hilson, Candace Dubose, Lisa Sn Coach jglie Hill; Row two: Trina Tolhcm Lisa Wheeler, Theresa Thomas, Stacey Carter. Dawn Yates, Mico Weaver, Nicole Triqgs. Row three: Theresa Unaruhc: Jones. Lisa Ruff, Erika Rushing. Tara Freeman. Andrea Smith. L h AWARDS First Team G.G.C.L.: Theresa Lane, Lisa Wheeler, Holly Jones, Ayrika Moxley, Kim Hamilton Honorable Mention Team: Theresa Ungruhe 116frrack DISTRICT WINNERS 100 yd. dash: lst - Lisa Wheeler, 2nd - Theresa Lane; 200 yd. dash lst - Theresa Lane, 2nd - Lisa Wheeler; 400 yd. dash: lst - Lisa Wheeler, 4th Kim Hamilton 800 Run: 3rd - Theresa Ungruhe; 3200 Run: 3rd - Kerrie Sica; 1600 Run: 6th - Kerrie Sica; 3200 Relay: 2nd Place; 400 Relay: lst Place 600 Relay: 2nd Place; Long jump: 6th - Denise Morris TEAM RECORD Forest Park Relays Reading Invitational Finneytown Anderson Invitational G.G.C.L. Meet Districts Regional; State 5rd Place 3rd Place Is: Place 3rd Place 3rd Place Is: Place 15: Place 5th Place Trackf 117 CHEERLEADERS The varsity and reserve cheerleaders began their seasons in June in prep- aration for football and basketball seasons. The varsity cheerleaders par- ticipated in Miami University's cheerleading camp winning excellent or superior awards in all events, the most spirited squad award, and the overall superior trophy in the final competition. Along with cheering at football and basketball games, the cheerleaders attended other athletic events as their schedule would allow. They made spirit banners for the football and basketball teams, par- ticipated in pep rallies, and decorated the locker room for the Homecom- ing football game, making a banner for each member of the team and filling the locker room with snacks. The cheerleading season ended in February. The cheerleaders had a fine year and did a terrific job. 118lCheerleaders .. . . 5: .. T VARSITY: Tina St. Clair, Heather Arszman, Angie Johnson Ann Carrol. Second Row: Tina Dwertman,jenny Albrink, Ms. Geraci, Mary Schurdak, Becky Keir: 1W , 1. Fig .21: P Ii 1 e, a V t - , 7 2 3;..4 l 4.x, 1- : .. ' V '4. : E w x H L; e ....... , risti Whitehead, Mar : t..- . .- , t . . 1 L - h .. Reserve: Back Row julie Gronauer, Tracy Tenhunfeld, Ms. Geraci, Kelly Rodeck Shannon Ryan. Front Row: Chawnda McGuire, Kelli England, Amy Goefft. 4., Sitting: Angela Anders, Kim Gaston On chairs: Terri Woike, jenni Beirsing, Amy Boehm. Standing: Lisa Auciello, Angie Begley, Krista Wheeler. ON THE DIAMOND, THESE GIRLS ARE GEMS. Clubshzl CHESS CLUB ADVENTURE GAMING CLUB .331 FRONT ROW: Marty Dunn, Mr. Widmeyer, Torn Meyer. SECOND FRONT ROW: Paul Bums, Scott Warman, Chris Dunn. SECOND ROW: Gary Wayhoff, David Czulewicz, Chris Dunn, Chris Hanley. ROW: jim Fister, james Geers. THIRD ROW: Chuck Reckers, Susan THIRD ROW:james Geers, Susan Geers,jay Gates, Frank McElwain. Geers, Ed Dauterich. Left NAT'L MERIT SEMI-FINALIST: jim Geers; not pictured, Tom Knight Right COM- MENDED STUDENTS: Bob Barker, Todd Wurl- bacher, Doug Bruns, Andy Bushelman, Jim Fister, James Geers 122fClubs MERIT STAFF Above: Patricia Hausfeld, john Le, Dave Donnely, Dan Floyd, Mr. Aug. SIGNEES First Row: james Courtney, Steve Brenner, jeff Nieman, Marc Edward Heuck. Second Row: Erin Clarke, Stephanie McBee, Patti Olberding, Lisa Weber, Deonte Creasy, Lori Freson. Row Threedim Huxel, Steve Dmpper- man, Mike Fehring, Ed Dauterich, Sean Beauchamp, Ken Wheeler. DEBATE TEAM First Row: Shelley Stephens, David Czulewicz Second Row: James Lynch, Dennis Beck, Robert Stolz, Mr. Brockert, moder- ator. ATHLETIC TRAINERS First Row: Greg Radziwon, Mark Bollmer, Todd Harrison, Brian Pio. Second Row: Matt Schmidt, Hugh Grieser, Dave Gullette, Nick Bristow. Third Row: Fred Westerbeck, Brian Cobb, Tim Urmston, Chris Ketay. Fourth Row: Paul Zaher, jeff Baur, Tony Horton, Bro. Mike. 123 SPIRIT COMMITTEE FIRST ROW: Mike Tansy, Tim Urmsron. joe Geigle, Chris Kiley, Andy Dorr, Chris Patmon. Brett BirketrJohn Hogan, Roger Stark. SECOND ROW: Parry Hausfeld, Stacey Perdrix, Tina SI. Clair, Kendra Wits- ken, Laurie Schildmeyer. Taren Roeckers, Kristy Whitehead, Angie johnson, Julie Wilking, THIRD ROW: Mrs, McKinney, Heather Arszman,jill Engel, Katen Buck- man, Juiic Conway, jennifer Rohrig, Julie Rayburn, Terri Schlosser, Sean Nolan, Becky Keim, Mary Schurdak. Ms Moors- Dtessmg, Mr. Dams. FOURTH ROW1JEH Bauer. Rob Gruber, Fred Wuswrbcck, Mary Rumpke, Braden Smith. Larry Moye DANCE COMMITTEE FIRST ROW: Ms. Mnms-Drcssing, Heather Arszman, Tina St. Clair, Kristie Whitehead, Jill Engle, Krisca Wheeler, Angie Begley. Stephanie Arway, Karen Buckman, Taren Roeckers. SECOND ROW: Mike Taney, Becky Keim. The- resa Lane,JulEe Conway, Laurie Schildmcycr,jennifer Roh- rig, Nandita McClain,julie Rayburn THIRD ROW: MrsA McKinney, Stacey Pcrdrix, Theresa Duncan, Angie Dermer, Mary Rumpke, Fred Westerbeck. Sean Beauchamp, Tma Duertman. Terri Schlosser. FOURTH ROW:ju1ic Bur- goyne. Kendra Witsken, Rob Gruber. Larry Moye, Braden Smith, Taralyn Ramsby, Stephanie Hunter, Patti Hausfeld. STUDENT LIBRARIANS FIRST ROW: Pakty Hausfeld, Jenny Terry. Cindy Tircy. Carol Camp, Erica Jacksnm Corrine Kaila. Libby Schild- meyen Melissa Barker. SECOND ROWZJIU MCNLllty,JUr Sravalc, Chris Womack. Ray GthJames Gears, Ericjohn- son.jim Fisler. Frank McElwain, Mrs. Sherman. ABSENT: Tara Freeman, Anjali McClain. Ann Auer, Mary Ward. Hung Nguyen, Debbie Munafo. VIA NIA BY WAY OF PURPOSE, .f-a- n04; FRONT ROW: Lisa Dean. Simone Denson. Erin McDonald Denise Walker. Chancel Cash, Dariojones, Kimberlyjackson, Daen Yates. Trina Talbert. Nicole Triggs. Natasha Sims, Evctte Reid. SECOND ROW: Meshell Scott, Lisa Smith, Vicmria Haywood. Tratey Whitley, Raquel Lnuds, Andrea Phillips Rhonda Bmer Edith Anderson, Kim Hamilton, Letra Thomax Snundrina Jackson. Sharmin Harris. Krushawna Pusey. THIRD ROW: Nia Carter. Tracey Bonner, Renee Harris. Latonya Armstrong, Lisa Ruff.Corenda Brundidge. Candace Dunhase, Crystal HaEl. Leslie Cody. Candace King, Kelly Hiison, Erin Thompson. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Diaz. Sheri Lewis, Torrie Bennett, Stacey Bell. Felicia junkins. Andfea Slade, LiSa Wheeler. Dominique Bnhannn, Theresa ThomasJennifL-r Clements. Vermac Giraldu, Andrea Smith. Ericka Rushing. Cynthia Gaither. Sr. Anita. Sr. Pat. FIFTH ROW: Theresa Lane. Hazel Heidleberg. Celeste Pagan, Anjali McClain, Deonte Creasey, Erica Stokes, Carol Camp. Michelle Hunter. Theda Frierson, Nandata McClain, Taralyn Ramsby, Holley jones. Carol Settles. SIXTH ROW: Keir Griffith. Todd Hardin, Milton Hampton, Myron Hampton. Quasi Powell. Al Caldwell. Bobby White, Matcus Stoncstrcct. SEVENTH ROW: Lawtcncu Watts. Richard Ben, Kenneth Cartonjamrs Rogers, Sean Beauchamp, james Lynch Larry Mnyc. William Bell. Rodney Summcrlin, Benjamin Gray. Rodey Pitts. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB FIRST ROW: Victoria Hayv good, Shelly Meek; Camille Mauch, julie Hogan, James Swedenburg, advisor. SEC: 0ND ROW: Lisa Bartel, Sheila McCall, Evelee Mel- ton, Debbie O'Brien, Laura Robb, Martess Miller. THIRD ROW: Bryon Shooner, Jeannie Buckley, jennie Beisel. FOURTH ROW: LaShann Williams, Carla Henke, Erica Boyd, Paul Zaher. VIA NIA OFFICERS: Celeste Pagan. Anjali McClain, Deonte Creasey C1ubsl125 BAND This year the Roger Bacon Band decided to start anewr With approximately ninety underclassmeh Who were inexperienced in Competition, the senior class decided to undertake the ambitious goal of putting an entirely new competition show in to the field which rarely, if everI been done before. Although not a rebuilding year, the inexperience of the band coupled with the difficult show that they attempted did not immEdiater yield the desired results. The band continued to grow as a group and, at the Lakota Competition, Fmally discovered their capabilities. They then proceeded to take the trephies for: Best auxiliary units, 2nd Flagh'ne, Best percussion, Marching percussion, Best general effect, 15: place in the AAA Class and overall Grand Champion. After finishing the marching season the band set their sights on improving their music abilities. The band sent over 80 of its better musicians to the solo and ensemble competition who competed and came home quite victorious. These competitors who had a good representation from the freshmen and sophomore classes took away over ninety-seven medals for excellence. The band hopes to continue the tradition Of great Roger Bacon Bands with the roots in a young and experienced crop of underclassmen. FLAGLINE: First Row: Shanda Crist, Lisa Rotsching, Su- san Mundy, Julie Downs, Ann Goertmoeller,Jvaui Sarleyt Second Row: Tina Bosse,Jennifer Ames, Amy O'Brien,jill Wright, Fanta Patton, Marie Waiters, Moira Stage, Debbie Arris, Pam Scullyt Third Row: Sandy Doerflein, Tracy Gorman, Alice Scranton, Carolyn Schlager, Debora Denzler, Amy German. Fourth Row: Missy DeMeo, Lisa Mulligan, Carlene Coors, Cindy Doerflein,julie Cardenzana. BAND: FirstRow: Darryl Gregory. Rob Martin. Ray GrotE, Tim Stenrz, Second Row: Tum Marting, Andy HrsselbrochJeny Schnetzer. Lynnette Witsken, Chris Nichols, Corinne Kaila, Corinne Kalle, Regina Slenke.ji11Taylor. Third Row: Daryljones Mark Romitu.jeff' Cuchmn, Pat O'Brien, Scott Murry, Dave Schumberg, Stave Glassmeyet. Fourth Row: Tim Cmbeu. Andy Schuerman, Tim Webb, Mark Lungshmc, Tom Connelly, Dave Cowles, Chris Hickman. Fifth Ruwzjue Mcistcr, Bob Haynes. Mark Moulliet, Larry Cardwell,john Vance, Marir: Hcrbnrt,Jm: Westerkamm. Missing: Mark Buchhiet. BAND: First Row: Mike Sarley. jnhn Tuer. Chris Schrwuer, Audra Sauler, Angie Crunklcton,jamie Glazier,john Stagcr. Angie Swanson. Laurie Galaghcr. Chm Frankie, Tom Meyer. Second Row: Mark Stevens, Rob Cluxmn. Chris LagdamL-n. Tcresa Carter, Kim Martin, john Houchens. Terri Sunderman. Shawn Dixinn. Maura Burns, Danny Hessclhmck, Anthea Blum, Michelle Palisey, Rub W'eber, Third Row: Dave Alcxandet, Tymn Pharris, Fay DakinJcnny Pack. Melissa Harrison. Susan Mouilier, Gina Brown- ing. Melanie Stegman. Rachcl Libbin. Liscia Willis, Dan Ashbrook, Jack Sugkzr, Fourth Row: Angela Hanis, Denise TayInL Tum Ducrflcin. Chris Wilfung. Missy Stegmam Lisa Elvin, Bexh Bruder, Bah Wittekind. Eric Lyon, Carol Burger, Chris Martin, Greg Ra- dison. 1 .er Raw: Gary Wahnff. Rogrr Ventura. Tom Lament. Chris Weave-I, Tim Hagan. Mike Cowlcs, Regina Shorter. Jean Driscoll. Sixth Row: Tracy Flam, Greg Guls, Chns Husvar, Shan Beneray Meinking. Brian Libbin. Steve Bradshaw Chris Wumak, Mary Klosterman. 127 BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS ABOVE RIGHT. BIG SISTERS: First Row: Knsri Whiteheai Karen Buckman, Heather Arszman. Angie johnson. Angie Bagley. Vicki Amico, Patti Olberding, Teresa Buckman, Lisa Brinkman, Deirdre Dnoley, Tina Lngdameo, Amy Boehm, Mr. Bracken, Second Row: Mary Schurdak. Tcnic Schlosscr, Becky Kcim. Staci Hartman, Regina Selenke. Vicki Frazier, Tina St, Clan, Dawn Yates, Connie Pohlkamp, Theresa Lane, Laurie Schildmeyer. Third Row: Nandita McClain.ju1ie Conway. Teresa Dun- can. Barb Deuseli, Renee Reckezs, Traci Schmidt, Lisa Bartel, Jcnnifcr Rhorig. Fourth Row: Diane Gerbus. Mary Rumpke, Tricia Rid- dle. Cortinc Kaila. Taralyn Ramsby, Karen Lives. Thcrcsa Ungruhe Kendla Witsken. RIGHT, BIG BROTHERS: First Row: Milton Hampton, Daron Thuencmam Blake Wil- lingham, Todd Harrison. Mr. Brockm. Second Row; Chns Patmon. Rxch Osmndorf, Todd Wurzbachcr, Doug BrunsJeH Raffenberg. Da- vid Wisner, jim Hesketh, an Pio, Chuck Neal. Third Row: Andy Vollmarx Srcvc Glassr meyer. Par Breslin, Marcus Stonestreet, Sean Beauchamp. Steve Brenner. Chris Kenny. Fourth Row: Myron Hampton. john Sean- shang, Kevin Findley. 109 Ross. Bob Barker. Tony Horton. Tom Hampton, Buddy Rankin. Fifth Row: Kevin CuheL'n. Richard Thomas. Chris Kiley.jeff Baur, Dennis Back.james Fis- tcr. Rob Grubcr. David Hicks. ABOVE OFFI- CERS: Rob Gruber, Joe Ross, ML Bracken. Sitting: Nandita McClain. 128 ,fClubs ROW ONE: Chris Speed, Scott Holmes, Bill Neyer, Mark Becker, Dave Gullette, Mike Riley, Chris Kiley, Tim Urmston. ROW TW02John Hogan, Tim Cannon, Terry Duncan, john Seanshang, Dave Schomberg, Eric Huston, Fred Westerbeck, Mike Blaut. ROW THREE: Rachel Libbin, Denise Rotsching, Sharon Miller, Melanie Stegman, Tina Lagdameo, Michelle Miller, Becky Keim, Patti Olberding, Angiejohnson. ROW FOUR: Deonte Creasey, Ambra O'Neal, Kelly Radecki, Rob GruberJeff BauerJim Huxel, joe Westerhamm, Mary Rumpke, Theresa Duncan. BACONIAN STAFF: ROW ONE: Patricia Doyle, Kathy Gray, Taren Roeckers, Shelley Stephens, Debbie O'Brien. ROW TWO: Marc Heuck, SENATE OFFICERS: ROW ONE: Andy Dorr. ROW TWO: Steve Herrmann. Lisla Bartel, Tefri Schlosser,James Swedenburg, adviser. Tim Urmston, Tina Lagdameo, ROW THREE: Mary Rumpke, RQW THREE: jam: Oder, Aggy: Detmer, Kendra Wltsken, Stafcy Per- Jim Huxel, Theresa Duncan. dnx. ROW FOUR: Russ Want, Derek Chapman, Rod Summerlm, Sean Beauchamp, Frank Rusnak, Carla Henke. ClubsllZQ VIDEO CLUB VIDEO CLUB: Kneeling; Scott Dover, Albert Cald- well, Marcus Stonestreet. Standing; James Lynch, jennifer Turan, Michael Fosse, Joe Yearwood, Tony Mason, William Bell, Myron Hampton, Randy Mueller, David Martin, Marc Heuck, Sabrina Baxter, Missy Redd, Stephanie Carter, Terri Ben- nett, Vernae Geralds, Mi- chele OOtCL .J : .- . , a- CHORUS: lst Row;jill Wright, Eileen Shockley, Sharon Mueller, Fanta Catton, Susan Blank, Christy Weber, Susan Denzler, Deanna Heller, Fr. Fred Link 2nd Row; Carolyn Compton, Michelle Macks, Lisa Smith,John Mnlony, Robert Corbett, Dawn Buening. Tracie German, Kris Koenig, Nancy Wagner, Stacey Bell, Stephanie Carter. 3rd Row; Evelee Melton jessica Purcell, Teresa Duncan,jaymee Richmond, Tony Mason, Brook Breitenbach, Dirk Andrews,James Lynch, Vernae Geralds, Chanel Cash, Raishun Williams, Dawn Wheeler. 4th Row: Terrie Martin, Stefanie Hunter, Susan Geers, Kristy Newman, Carlos jusino, Tony Eagle, john Ring, Dondiego Bradley, Maurice Howard, Anne Madama, Holly jones, Trina Floyd, Ellen Wood, Shanda Crist. Shannon Ryan. l30fClubs RIGHT TO LIFE First Row. Kelly Wharton, Shelley Meeks, Stephanie Carter. Second First Row: Nandita McClain, Amy Boehm, Teri Washam Second Row1Doug Bruns, Mrs. Moors-Dressing-Advisor, Leslie Whooten, Row: Laura Robb, Mrs. Moors-Dressing adviser, Missy Pflanz, Mr. Knoffer - adviser, Carol Camp. Third Row: Stan Smiley, Kathy Shelley Bollmar. Third Row: Missy Montgomery,Jenny Beisel, Laura Gray, Simone Denson. Fourth Row: Derek Chapton, Steve Hartman, Wurzbacher. Fourth Row: Evelee Melton, Mr. Knoffer - advisor, Barbjones Fifth Row: Susan Gears,DwightAnderson,Jimmy Lynch LaShann Williams, Terri FanrettL Fifth Row: Carla Henke, Kevin jUNIOR COUNCIL ON WORLD AFFAIRS Firs: mw; Holly Juncs. Theresa Lane, Becky Keim City Widr Steering committeel. Bob Baker City-Wide Steering Commuree I. Huarhur Arszman mity-Wade Steering Cnmmiuee szcrecarw Chuck Rakcrs fSChmJ'I Rep City-Wide Steering Cum- mitteeLjoe Russ Kixy-Widc Steering Committew Corrine Kaila. Regina Sclenkr, Drirorc Dooley. Mr. jim Uhrig, Mndc-raturv Second row: Carl Draginnff. Scott Warman. RlCh Crawfurd. Todn Wurpiiacher, Andy BushclmanJcnnih-r Rohrig, Tina Dwenman, Pat O'Brien. Third row: Ed Dauzench, Stave Glass- meyer. Vic Schnender. Dave WisnerJoe Bauer,Jim Fister, Stan Smiley. Doug Bruns. Fourth row.jeff Baur. Drnnis Beck, Larry Cardwelljim Gears, Rub Rink Tony VuHc Missing. joys Blessing, Beth mec. Ann AuL-r, Dan Hnuck, Greg Hardewig. Brian Knchcr, Findley, Tony Mason. Sixth Row: Jeff Baur. Greg Ernst, Edward Dauterich. E?ZOH'-1:?z NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SENIORS Row one; Andy Don, Lisa Bums, Anne Kelly,'l11rresa Duncan, Stefanie Hunter, Mary Schurdakdenny Rohrig, Tina Sc. Clalr. Rub Rink Row rwty Andy Bushelman, Chris Lemmink,J5-H Bauer, David Luken, Tony Volle, Carl Draginoff. Chris Kiley, Ms, Evans, advisnr Rnw thlt'tf Chuck Red ' Steve Schum: Tim Stentz. Doug Burns. Davxd Wlsncr H O N O R Hmr-tnOm N TIONAL HC R SOCIETY .IUNIORS Ruw one: Deidre Dooley. Ann Auer. Lisa Hrinkman. Corinne Kalla. Theresa Ungruhe Kristy Newman. Regina SclL-an ow m'utjuhn 1.12 Srcvu Glassmuycnjnc Bauer, Blian Kochcr. Ed Dautcrich. Tom Kathman. Dan Hauck Row Ihft'ti Dan Kuderrr, Rthw Scot: Warmnn NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SOPHOMORES Row one: Both Wittekind, Donna Karhman. Andrea Blum. Tracey FEamm. Debbie Munafo, Lara Framing, Shannan Ryan Terri Walk: Row two- john Gurzwilln. jim Hudcpohl, Terry Duncan, Tum Lamarre, Gary Wahoff, Bill Sicking. Steve Schlnsser, David Haire Row three: Meiissa Schmmm, Derrick Chapman. Mary Berh Klnsmrmam Steve Sualschmr. Stcvr Herman. Nancy Wagner These students missed some of the group pictures due to their involvement in Youth in City Government: I Beth Crowe - Big Sisters, JC. on World Affairs; Ann Auer - Big Sisij, on World AH; Joy Blessing - S e n a E e ', G r e g Hardewig - Senate, jCCC on Worid Aff., Pro Life; Brian Kocher C Basketball, Senv, Big Bros.; Dan Hauck C jCC. on World AffK, Pro Life NHsms TROUBADOUR STAFF First Row: Kathy Gray, Taren Roeckers, Shelly Stephens, Darcy Dooley. Second Row: Marc Heuck,jerry Schnetzer, Deidre Dooley, Lisa Bartel, Jenny Miller, Terri Schlosser. Third Romjami Oder, Angie Detmar, Frank Rusnak, Kendra. Witsken, Stacey Perdrix. Fourth Row: Russ Wait, Sean Beauchamp, Rodney Summerlin, Ed Daurerich, Carla Henke. PENMAN STAF F First Row: Kim Witzeman, Lauri Gallagher, Missy Montgomery, Terri Washam, Mary McElwain, Deidre Dooley. Secand Row: Dan Hauck, Brian Dover, Mike Blaut, LOu Helligarth, Chris Dunn, Mary Pat Ring, Mr. McGrath. Third Row: Steve Yates, Brian Leer, Chris Bachmanl 134lClubs First Row.'Candice King, Mike Riley, Lisa Ervin, The Boss Mr. Hllrerbmn. Second Row: Tina Dwertman, Chris Hanley, Beth Bruder, Karen Bedan. Charles Rackets, Paula Stead. Third ROW. Kevin Carroll, Paul Burns Kiopy Edited, the $pace for the ego of Paul and Tom, Tm Lamane, Gary WahofE Foumh Row; Scort WarmanJim Fistcr Managing Editon Chris Husvar. Fifth Romjames Geers uayout Editorl, Susan Gem's, Mary Beth Klosrerman. r Facultyl135 ADMINISTRATION . ' a k: ' '- Ii. 7-. i. 1. . Mr. Charles Grosser Dean Of Students Sr. Anita Brelage, OSF ' k OFM Father jlm BO , Business Manager Principal N Father Dan Anderson, OFM Development DireCtor Mr. Bill Carey - Academic Dean Bro. Gene Mayer, OFM Father Fred Link, O.F,M. English Dept. Chairperson Athletic Direcror Reliion De st. Chaih'rSOn 136 RELIGION Bro. Jim Dolezal Bro. Mike Montgomery Fr. Bill Burnside Sr. Michelle Corliss Faculty 1137 GUIDANCE Mr. Bill Moulliet Admissions Mr. Jerry Brockert Mr. Dan Starkey EINE ARTS f- Mr. Ed 'Dauterich Mr. Gus Dooros LANGUAGE4 . , '4 r .- 1?... '4' .b 4 x. fr 4 , X , ,. 4. '1 I; l M 4 4;: - r. Don Fenton Mr. Dave Feichtner Ms. Kathy Geraci FacultyI139 MATHEMATICS Ms. Barbara Brodbeck -VAux. Services , . 7 Mr. Fred Widmeyer Mr. Ron Aug 4k Fr. Al Sagel Mr. John Gutzwilier 140;,Facu1ty SCIENCE Mr. Richard Fuchs Dept. Chair. HOME EC. Mr. Tom Sullivan Ms. Susan Smith ., LIBRARIAN 'x X1 .I Mr. Bob Place Ms. Leslye Sherman Facultyl141 Mr. joe Kneip, Dept. Chairperson PHYS. ED. Mr. Jim Rice Ms. Pat McKinney Ms. Caryl Schawe M Mr. Tom Roebel Ms. julie Hill 142fFaculty ENGLISH .1. Mr. Jim Swedenburg ' V m a i , Mr. Rod Hilterbran N. . l- ,2 Ms. Sharon Welte Facultyf 143 1K 3:: ,. Mr. Andrew Freese ML Joe Balzer . A ' ' . 1. .. I'XX K A , - WM E Mr. Lawrence Eisle w. g 7 - i M . , Clockwise: Melba Doellman, Edythe Lawrence. jessic Mi- lazzo, Agnes Vanden Eyndcn, Clara HennelJane Hardewig, Betty Bischak, Mary Clare Frcese, Shirley Hausfeld Mrs. Linda Hilsinger Mrs. Ann Stansbury Mrs. Lois Bosse 144lStaff Mrs. Jane: Grimes Seniorsf145 lg??? - ' 1.1g. Kelvin R. Adams Marcos Edward Andreotta Sherry Aria Anthony Heather R. Arszman Christopher Joseph Bachman Sean Emile Beauchamp 146fSenilc3resnms Edward Beck Donald E. Beck David Paul Beckman Angela Lynn Begley Brett Laurence Birkett Richard Lamont Bell Mark Alan Bollmer Paul T. Brannen Timothy MV Brauning Ajnd Albert Theodore Brown, IV Douglas Anthony Bruns Mark Edward Buchheit Karen Lynn Buckman 'x v 7 . julie Anne Burgoyne Elizabeth A. Bums Paul C. Burns Andrew A. Bushelman Seniorsf147 Lawrence joseph Cardwell Reggie Nicholas Carter Brian P, Cobb Dennis Michael Deidsheimer ma Stephen C, Dierling Andrew Dorr Patricia Ann Doyle Carl J. Draginoff 148lSeniors IX Hepe Dukes Christopher Dunn joell Dunn Michael Andrew Dunn Tina Marie Dwertman Patrick Joseph Dyer Rickey Edwards Stephen jerome Eling Amy jo Farmer Richard T. Farwick James David Michael Fister Daniel 1 Floyd Seniors,l 149 joseph Geigle Kevin Richard Goheen Gregory R. Green, Jr. Robert Alan Grubex William T. Hampton, Jr. Todd S Harrison Kenneth W. Hartman Patricia Lynn Hausfeld lSOfSeniors Hanna Kaisa Helve Carla Henke Marie Bernadette Herbert john. R. Hogan James D. Huxel Quillion M. jefferson Alfonza Jones, 11 Lucille jones ,-. L. :. , . , Kurt joseph Juengling Anne Elizabeth Kelley Kevin Allen Keppel Seniorsl 151 i. : W. Edward Keuper Christopher Fleming Kiley joseph Michael Kluemer Thomas P. Knight .4 I x Thomas joseph Kramer Craig Edward Kuderer Lawrence H. Laake M. Christina Jimenez Lagdomeo Clark Lewis Learnard james RA Lamping, Jr. Theresa Leijuan Lane ; A An Mark William Longshore David Anthony Luken Margaret Anne Leary iSZXSeniors Jerry Lee Lunsford Michael Alexander Marqu6s Robertson T. Martin, III Terrie Elizabeth Martin 7 mtojyaaiah Nandita Ann McClain Frank A McElwain joseph james McLaughlin joseph A. Meister Patrick Steven Meyer Kevin M, Moore Michelle Denise Moore Julie Mouch Mark William Moulliet SeniorsflSS Randall Lee Mueller Albert G Muldrow, Jr. Matthew RObEft Murphy Shawn T. Nolan David Brian Osie Christian W. Patmon Anthony Charles Peter William J. PeterSman Anita M. Pfriem Rodney E. Pitts Christine E. Poehner jeff Raffenberg lS4lSeniors Taralyn Cherise Ramsby Carl Anthony Rapking john Michael Ring Robert Anthony Rink Melissa Roeberts Taren L. Roeckers Robert T. Roy 4g Susann L. Rozum Mary Beth Rumpke Frank Walter Rusnak Kandace Lynn Russell SeniorsflSS Q m I. a Holly Marie Schappacher Kevin Scherpenberg Matthew P. Schmidt Steven Paul Schott Andrew T. Schuermann Jo Anne Schultz Mary Claire Schurdak Timothy Allan Sealschott Christine Ann Seta Carol Ann Settles Taswell Robert Thompson John David Sheanshang ISWSeniors Shaw Toni Kae Showes Gary Joseph Stafford Ronald joseph Stark Nicolino Salvatore Stavale Tina Marie St. Clair 1Q Timothy james Stentz MaICuS K. StOHBSIICEI Rodney j. Summerlin Michael A. Swift MiChad Thomas Taney, Jr. Lisa Temke Jennifer Maureen Terry Richard Paul Thomas Seniorsl 1 5 7 Cynthia L. Tirey Timothy john Urmston Anthony Michael V0116 Mary Ann Ward Charles Montez Washington Brian J. Watson W. Lawrence Watts Timothy XXL Webb Frederick W. Westerbeck Philip Edward Westerbeck joseph ChriStoPher Krista Renee' Wheeler 158lSeni0rs Westerkamm VA Rube Lee White Kristin Lee Whitehead Todd j. Wilking Irene Lashann Williams Raishon Kimako Williams Blake Anthony Willingham Mary Ann Wilson David Michael Wisner Lynnette E. Witsken Kimberly Ann Witzeman R. Patrick Woiohan James T. Wood Todd Allen Wurzbacher Seniorsf159 James Locke Teresita Agbayani Kenneth Buckman KELVIN ADAMS 521 Camden Ave. 221-5302 Golf 2. TERESITA VICTORIA AGBAYANI St. Matthias 11313 Lincolnshire 851-6759 MARCOS ANDREOTTA St. Gabriel 596 Beaufort CL 851-5962 Merit Student 1-4; Wrestling 1-4. SHERRY ANTHONY St. Clement 588 E. Mitchel Ave. Signees 4; Via Nia 4. HEATHER ARSZMAN St. Bartholomew 1127 Gracewind Ct. 521-4341 Bscanian 4; Big Sister 3-4; Cheerleader 1-4; Dance Committee 4; Drama Guild 1-2; Honor Roll 1-4; Merit Student 3-4; Council on World Affairs 5-4 1Recording Secretary for Cinti. area. STEFANIE ARWAY St. Matthias 1365 Longacre Dr. 851-1708 Chorus 1-2; Dance Committee 4; Merit Student 3; Sig- nees 3; Soccer 1-4; Wrestlette 1-5. JACK ASHER St. George 11835 Kenn Rd. 851-4296 Baseball 1-2; Basketball 1-3; Honur Roll 3; Metit Stu- dent 1-4; Football 1-4. CHRIS BACHMAN 216 Avalon 3L Penman Staff 1, 4; Wresding 1. St. james 821 .4455 ROBERT BARKER Corpus Christi 12082 Freestone CL 851-2209 Big Brother 4; Drama Guild 1; Honor Roll 1-4; Council On World Affairs Greeting Committee1 3-4; Merit STU- dent 1-4; National Honor Society 2-4; Track 1-4. LISA BARTEL 11576 Flagler 825-5126 Bacom'aa 4; Big Sister 4; Penman 4; Photography Club 4; Tloubadour 4. JEFF BAUR 5L Eernardiew jerusalem 4824 Doberrer Ave. 541-3645 Athletic Trainer 3-4; Baconian 4; Basketball 3-4; Big Brother 3-4; Cross Country 1; Honor Roll 1-4; Council on World Affairs 3-4; Merit Student 1-4; National Honor Society; Penman 1-2. 4; Soccer 3-4; Spirit Com- mittee 4; Student Senate 4; Track 1.2, 4; Right to Life 4; Tutoring 3-4. SEAN BEAUCHAMP 185 Sturgis Ave. 281-7228 Bacam'an 4; Basketball 1-3: Big Brother 4; Dance Cum- mimee 4; Penman 4; Signet; 4; Track 1.2; Tloubadour4; Via Nia 5-4; Wrestling 1; Video Club 2-3; Football 1-4. DENNIS BECK St. Clement 4518 Lawrence 5!. 641-5464 Big Brother 5-4; Debate Team 1-4; Drama Guild 1.4 15:33: Managed; Honor Roll 4; Council on World Affairs 3-4; Merit Student 1-4; Swimming 1. DON BECK Sr. Bartholomew 738 Ashford CL 521-0164 Honor Roll 1-2; Merit Student 1-4; Wrestling 1. 1621' Directory Senior Directory DAVID BECKMAN Sc. Vivian 6625 Orleans Ct. 522-8605 Merit Student 1-4; Soccer 1-2, 4; Swimming 1; Tennis 1-2, 4. ANGELA BEGLEY OLR. 11280 Hanover 851-0616 Basketball 1; Big Sister 3-4; Dance Committee 4; Merit Student 3; OLA Student Council 1; Soccer 1-4; Swim- ming 2; Wrestlette 3-4; French Ciub 1-2, RICHARD BELL 237 Wedgewood 961-5568 Debate Team 4; Golf 4. jUAN BELMONTE Annunciation 506 Dixmyth Ave. 751-3441 Cross Country 1; Track 1; Wrcsding 1-4, BRETT BIRKETT St. Margaret Mary 1928 Knollridge Lane 931-0416 Baseball 3-4; Merit Student 3; Soccer 3; Football 4. MARK BOLLMER St. Clement 513 Advance Ave. 641-3163 Athletic Trainer 3-4; Goff 1; Math: Student 1-4; Soccer 2; Track 1. PAUL BRANNEN 40 Baker Ave. Basketball 1-4. St. Clement 641- 2996 TIM BRAUNING 1190 Tassie Lane Wrestling 1, 3; Foorball 1, Sr. Bartholomew 931- 2073 KEVIN BRENNAN SI. Banholomew 11071 Donoria 742-5299 Baseball 1-3; MHiE Student 3; Football 1, 3, ALBERT T, BROWN 361 Tenace Ave. 281-0397 Bacomlm 1; Drama. Guild 1. DOUG BRUNS St. Bartholomew 1109 Meadowind Ct. 522-0814 Big Brother 3-4; Honor R011 1.4; Council on World Affairs 3-4; Merit Student 14, National Honor Society; Soccer 1-4; Right to Life 4. MARK BUCHHEIT St. Margaret Mary 1534 Cozcomn Pl. 521-6905 Band 1-4 1Vicc-Prch; Drama Guild 1-4; Honor Roll 5-4; Council on Wortd Affairs 3; Merit Student 1-4. KAREN BUCKMAN Sr. Matthias 730 Danvers Dr. 825-4175 Big Sister 3-4; Dance Committee 4; Merit Student 4; Spirit Committee 4; Swimming 2 IManagL-rk Spamsh Club 2. KEN BUCKMAN St. Matthias 730 Danvcrs Dr. 825-4175 Honor Roll 1; Merit Student 1; Soccer 1; Track 1; Wrestling 1. jULlE BURGOYNE SI. john 7933 Ironwood Way 874-7170 Basketball 1, 3; Dance Committee 4; Merit Student 3-4; Volleyball 1-2; 3; Spanish Club 1-2. ELIZABETH BURNS St. Charles 6616 Fairpark Ave. 761- 1336 Honor Roll 1-4; Council on World Affairs 4; Merit Student 3-, National Honor Society 3-4; Soccer 1-2 1Manager1; Spanish Club 1-2 1Treasurer1. PAUL BURNS New Jerusalem 4730 N. Edgewood Ave. 542-2661 Debate Team 1; Drama Guild 1-3; Golf 1; Merit Sku- dent 1-4; Troubadour 1-4 Hiditod; Adventure Games Club 3-4 1Vice-Presj. ANDY EUSHELMAN St. james 55 Euclid Ave. 821-7125 Honor Roll 1-4; Council on World Affairs 3-4; Nation- al Honor Society 2-4; Tennis 2; Tudor 3-4. ALBERT CALDWELL St. joseph 726 WhirEiEf St. 751-6710 Track 1-2; V13 N13 3-4; Video Club 4; Football 2. LARRY CARDWELL 0.1..R. 11,377 Kary Lane 851-1292 Baconian 3; Band 1-4; Drama Guild 1-4; Council on World Affairs 3-4; Merit Student 1-4; Traubea'uurl-j. REGGIE CARTER 7644 Losantiville Track 1; Football 3. 531-8763 BRIAN COBB 1011 Sunwood Ct. Athletic Trainer 3-4; Merit Student 1-4. St, Bartholomew 522 - 2508 TOM CONNELLY Annunciation 3231 EishOP St. 961-1327 Band 1-4; Drama Guild 3-4; Honor Roll 5; Merit Stu- dent 1. ,IULIE CONWAY Sr. Matthias 510 Brunswick 851-9807 Big Sister 4; Dance Committee 4; Honor Roll 1 -2; Merit Student 3-4; Soccer 1-4; Spirit Committee 4. TIM COOK Corpus Christi 11987 Elmgrove Citcle 851-8178 Athletic Trainer 2; Big Brother 4; Merit Studcnt 1-3; Tudor 3. TIM CORBETI' SLJohn Neumann 1797 Forester Dr. 851-6577 Band 1-4; Merit Student 1, 4. MIKE CRIPE Sr. Matthias 721 Cedarhill Dr. 825-7481 Honor Roll 1; Merit Student 1-4; Swimming 1-5; Tu- during 5-4, SHANDA CRIST 1416 Thomson Hgts. 542-0351 Chorus 4; Band 3-4; Honor Roll 1-4; French Club 1-2; Tudor 3. BILL DAHL 11471 Kembrook Ct. Merit Student 1-4; Soccer 1. St. Matthias 541 - 4348 DENNY DEIDESHEIMER 1506 Teiford Ave. Baseball 2; Merit Student 3; Wrestling 2. St. Margaret Mary 931 -98 31 ANGELA DETMER St. Clare 634-4 Heitzlcr Ave. 591-1492 Baconinn 4; Dance Committee 4; Troubadour 4. STEVE DIERLING 1515 Collegewood 931-6295 Drama Guild 1; Honor Roll 1; Track 1; Wrestling 1-2. ANDY DORR SK. Clare 1157 Wionna Ave. 541-5922 Baseball 1-4; Honor R011 1-4; Merit Student 1-4; Na- tional Honor Society 1SecrelaEy1 3-4; Penman 1-2; Spirit Committee 4; Student Senate 3-4: Wrestling 1-4 1Caprain1; Football 1-4 1Captain1, PATTI DOYLE 499 Brunswick Bacanian 1. St. Gabriel 74 2 - 1874 CARL DRAGINOFF St. Clement 124 Albert 51:. 641-4831 Honor Roll 1-4; Council on WorId Affairs 3-4; Merit Student 1-4; National Honor Society 3-4; Poetball 1-2. RICK DREES St. Martin 4153 Northbend Rd. 481-2000 Cross Country 1-2; Honor Roll 1; Merit Student 1-4; Wrestling 1-4; Football 3-4 18135.1. LISA DUDLEY 4020 Paddock Rd. 961-8568 Golf 3; Track 2; Spanish Club 2. HOPE DUKES 1105 Regent Ave. 242-0287 Honor R011 2. TERESA DUNCAN St. Leo 3519 McHenry Ave. 662-1209 Band 2; Big Sisu-r 4; Chorus 4; Dance Committee 3; Drama Guild 4; Honor Roll 1-4; Merit Student 3; Nationai Honor Society 3-4; Spirit Committee 4; Stu- dent Senate 3-4; 0.1..A. Drill Team 1; Tudor 3-4. CHRIS DUNN St. Margaret Mary 1605 Joseph Cr. 729-0543 Chess Club 2-4; Chess Team 2-4; Honor Roll 2-4;M:rE1 Student 2-4; Penman 4; Adventure Games Club 3-4. jOELL DUNN 3550 Van Antwerp Pl. 221-1264 MIKE DUNN Corpus Christi 1839 Fallbrook Ln. 825-5409 Honor Roll 1-4; Merit Student 1-4; National Honor Society 2-4; Track 2. TINA DWERTMAN St. Bartholomew 8943 Monsanto Dr. 522-6614 Cheerieaders 1-4; Dance Committee 4; Honor Roll 3-4; Council on World 191113115 4; Mari: Student 3-4; Tmuba- dour 3-4. PAT DYER Corpus Christi 10710 Silverbmok 851-3115 Golf 1: Honor Roll 1; Merit Sludtm 1-3; Track 1. STEVE EHNG 1126 Meadowind CL Wrestling 1. SI. Banllolumrw JILL ENGEL SK. Monica 302 Emming St. 721-3262 Basketball 1-4; Dance Committee 4; Drama Guild 4; Merit Staff 3; Merit Student 3-4; Spirit Commiuuc 4; Volleyball 1-4. AMY FARMER 3091 Rlddleview Ln. Basketball 1-2; Volieyball 1. St. Monica 751 41631 RICK FARWICK St. Margaret Mary 6535 Mcis Ave, 522-3401 Merit Student 1; Soccer 1-2; Track 1-2; Wrestling 1-4. jAMES FISTER 51. Gabriel 120.35 Brookswn Dr. 851-0101 Big Brother 3-4; Chess Club 1-4; Chess Team 3-4; Drama Guild 1-2; Honor Roll 2, 3; Council on World Affairs 3-4; Merit Student 1-4; Penman 3; Signees 2; Troubadour 1-4 1Editur1; Adventute Games Club 3-4; Tudor 3-4. DANIEL FLOYD Corpus Christi 2480 Westpoint Dr. 851-2069 Athletic Trainer 1-2; Golf 4; Honor Roll 2; Merit Staff 3-4; Merit Student 1-4; Track 4 1Captain1. DENNIS FORD St. Matthew 3840 Burwaod Ave. 631-5313 Baseball 4. JOHN FOYLES Sr. Matthias 645 Brunner Dr. 825-3989 Chess Club 2-3; Chess Team 2-3; Drama Guild 1; Merit Student 1-2; Soccer 1; Track 1-2, 4; Troubadour 3. 'I'ERRIE FRAZIER Annunciation 4768 Hamilton Ave. 542-1520 Honor Roll 1; OLA. Amaranth 2; Swimming 2. jOHN FRENTSOS St. Vivian 968 North Bend Rd. 681-1449 Merit Student 1-4; Swimming 1-4; Tennis 1-3. LORI FRESON St. Matthias 1309 Keyridge Dr. 825-2051 Big 5151:: 3-4; Dance Committee 3; Penman 3-4; Sig- nees 3-4; Swimming 2; Wrestiette 1-3. CHRIS FUKA St. Bartholomew 1153 Meadowind Ct. 729-4163 Merit Student 1-2; Wrestling 1. JAY GATES SL Vivian 555 McAlpin 861 -0202 Chess Team 2-4; Soccer 2 1Manaagcr1. JAMES GEERS SK. Vivian 8424 jonfled CL 522-2480 Chess Club 1-4; Chess Team 1-4; Drama Guild 1-2; Honor R011 1.4; Council on World Affairs 3-4; Merit Student 1-4; National Honor Society 2-4; Penman 1-2; Signees 1-2; Track 1; Troubadour 1-4; Adventure Games Club 3-4 1Pmsj. jOE GEIGLE St. Bartholomew 11497 Islandale DI. 825-4140 Baseball 1-4; Soccer 1-4 fCaprain1. KEVIN GOHEEN Sr. Gabriel 125 RuskEn Dr. 671-6396 Big Brother 3-4; Cross Country 3-4 1Captain1: Honor Roll 4; Merit Student 1-4; Track 1-4 1Caprain1. GREGORY GREEN 149 E. Mitrhell Ave. 6011.34. 51. joseph 242 4340 DARRYL GREGORY 51. Margaret Mary 6542 Baywood Ln. 521-1179 Band 1-4; Drama Guild 3-4; Merit Student 1-4;jazz Band 3-4. ROBERT GRUBER St. Vivian 6653 Orleans Ct. 521-1918 Big Bruther 3-4 Secretary 81 TreasureO; Dance Com- mittee 4; Drama Guild 1-4; Honor Roll 1-5; Merit Student 1-4; Penman 2-4; Soccer 1-2; Spirit Committee 1-4; Student Senate 4; Swimming 1-2; Track 1-2. TOM HAMPTON 542-9355 Big Brother 4; Wrestling 1; Football 1.4. TODD HARRISON Corpus Christi 10873 Pippin Rd. 851-3646 Athletic Trainer 1-4; Big Brother 3-4; Honm R011 1-4; Merit Student 1-4; Track 1-4. KEN HARTMAN Merit Student 1.; Football 1. PATTY HAUSFELD St. Clement 4415 Towel Ave. 641-1203 Softball 1; Basketball 1-2; Dance Committee 4; Merit 511114; Merit Student 3-4; O.L.A. Student Council 1-2; Spirit Committee 4; Volleyball 1-2 1Manage11. HAZEL HEIDELBERG 5665 Alter P1. Via N13 1. 961-2376 MATT HEIMANN St. Bartholomew 1127 Meadowind Ct. 522-7405 Band 1; Merit Student 1; Wrestling 2. HANNA HELVE Clo Schlagcr 1119 Tassie Ln. 521-0869 Honor Roll 4. CARLA HENKE 30 Glendale Baconian 3-4; Honor Roll 3-4; Photo Club 4; Trouba- dour 3-4. MARIE HERBORT St. Matthias 729 Danvers Dr. 825-0174 Band 1-4; Honor Roll 1-4; Pro-Life Club 2; Spanish Club 2. JOHN HOGAN Corpus Christi 10734 Stargatc Ln. 825-8926 Student Senate 4; Wrestling 1-4 1Co-Caprain1; Football 1-4. STEPHANIE HUNTER St. Clement 4255 Redwood Terrace 221-6512 Chorus 4; Dance Committee 4; Honor Roll 14, Merit Student 3-4; National Honor Sociery 2-4; Soccer 1; Spirit Committee 4; Tennis 3-4; Track 1-3. JIM HUXEL St. Margaret Mary 1928 Knollridg: Ln. 931-0416 Basketball 1-4; Merit Student 1-4; Signees 1; Student Senate 4; Track 1-4 1Capmin1; Football 1-4 143315125111. QUILL jEFFERSON 1793 Pioneer Blvd. 586-9000 Band 1-2; Merit Student 2. ERIC jOHNSON 2249 Vine Sr. 421-8653 Debate Team 1; Merit Sluden: 1; Basketball 1 1114:111- aged. Direcmryl 163 HOLLY JONES Holy Name 238 Gilman 241-8739 Chorus 4; Cross Country 4; Council on World Affairs 4; Track 2-4; Via Nia 2-4. LUCILLA JONES 19 Clinton Springs Ln. Big Siswr 1; Track 1-2. 751-5516 KURT jUENGLING SE. Matthias 1339 Kristen P1. 851-8467 Track 4. BECKY KEIM St. Bartholomew 3401 Shadyoak Cr. 522-5865 Big Sister 4; Cheerleaders 1-4; Dance Committee 4; Honor Roll 1-4; Council on World Affairs 3-4; Merit Student 3-4; Spirit Committee 3-4; Student Senate 4; Softball 3. ANNE KELLEY St. Boniface 1702 Chase Ave. 541-6211 Honor Roll 1.4; M9111 Student 3-4; National Honor Society 2-4; Spanish Club 2. KEVIN KEPPEL St. Thomas 4317 Vine St. 641-2668 Football 1. ED KEUPER St. Margaret Mary 7016 Clovemoll Band 1-4; Merit Student 1-4. 522-6422 CHRIS KILEY St.john Neumann 1610 Foresmr Dr. 742-0261 Bacanian 3-4; Big Brother 3-4; Honor R011 2-4; Merit Student 2-4; Spirit Committee 4; Student Senate 4; Wrestling 2-4; Fomball 2-4. JOE KLUENER Corpus Christi 1547 Springdale Rd. 825-2992 Band 1-3; Merit Student 1. THOMAS KNIGHT 5:. Gabriel 772-1110 Band 1-3; Drama Guild 1-3; Honor Roll 1-3; Council on World Affairs 3; Merit Student 1-3; Nationai Honor Society 2-3; Penman l; Troubadour 1-2; Studied In Germany 4. TOM KRAMER Corpus C1111SE1 10665 Hamilton Ave. 742-4343 Baseball 1-4 1Capmjn1; Soccer 1. CRAIG KUDERER St. Clement 513 Scenic 641-1673 Basketball 1-4; Merit Student 1-3; Soccer 2-4. LARRY LAAKE St. Vivian 8598 Hallridge Cr. 522-1574 Honor Roll 4; Mari: Student 1-4; Swimming 2 1Man- aged; Track 1-2; Wrestling 1; Fomball 1-4. TINA LAGDAMEO O.L.R. 11626 Hinkley Dr. 825-7915 Big Sism 3-4; Penman 3; Signees 3; Soccer 1-4 1Cap- rain1; Student Senate 3-4 03115.1. le LAMPING Cmpus Christi 2922 Aries Ct. 951-2266 Baseball 1-4; 110nm Roll 1; Merit Student 1-4; Wres- tling 1; Football 1-4. 1641Directory THERESA LANF. 3961 W855 Park Dr. 281-8025 Big Sister 4; Dance Committee 4; Council on World Affairs 4; Merit Student 3; O.L.A. Student Council 12; Tennis 1-2; Track 1-4; Via Nia 2-4; Spanish Club 2. MIKE LAVATORI 303 Jefferson Merit Student 2-4; Soccer 3; Swimming 2-4. St. Clement 641 -1618 CLARK LEARNARD St.james 8333 Jadw'm 948-1975 Med: Student 2-3; Photo Club 2-3. PEGGY LEARY O.L.R. 96 Julep 825-3342 Band 2-3; Drama Guild 3; Spanish Club 1. CHRIS LEMMINK St. Vivian 6617 Kirkland Dr. 522-2488 Drama Guild 1-2; Honor Roll 1-2. 4; Council on World Affairs; Merit Student 1-4; Soccer 1-4; Swimming 1-2; Track 1-4. JAMES LOCKE 851 Halesworth 851-2792 Athletic Trainer 1; Batonian 1; Band 1; Baseball 1-2; Basketball1-4;Big Brother 4; Via Nia 1-4; Football 1-3. MARK LONGSHORE St. Vivian 1166 l,ivcmk Ct. 729-1116 Band 1-4; Merit Student 1-4. DAVID LUKEN St. Clement 16 Wuest St. 641-2178 Golf 1; Honor Roll 1-4; Merit Student 1-4; National Honor Society 2-4; Footbail 2. JERRY LUNSFORD St. Charies 112 W. 69th St. 761-0543 Merit Student 1-3; Wrestling 1, 4; Postball 2.4. NANDITA MCCLAIN St. Vivian 8450 Daly Rd. 522-4395 Band 2; Big Sister 3-4; Dance Committee 4; Merit Student 3-4; 01.14. Student Council 2; Via Nia 2-4; Right to Life 1-4; Video Club 4. FRANK MCELWAIN 3513 Middleton Ave. 221-6184 Chess Club 2-4; Chess Team 2-4 1Captain1; Adventure Games Club 4. jOESEPH MCLAUGHLIN St. George 116 Dead P1. 221-7019 Spartan News Network 2-3, 111.1. MCNULTY 5:. Bernard 4718 Winton Rd. 681-0093 Cross Country 1-4; Honor Roll 1-2; Track 1-5; Spanish Club Z. ALEX MARQUES 7510 Haverl-cnoll D1. Corpus Christi 825-2587 ROB MARTIN St. Bartholomew 1834 Lakenoll Dr. 532- 5737 Band 1-4; Chess Club 1; Honor R011 1, 3-4; Council on World Affairs 3-4; Merit Student 1-4. TERRIE MARTIN 6710 Daly Rd. Choms 3-4. 931 0954 ANTHONY MASON St. Leo 25 Westwood Norhtern Blv. 662-0060 Chorus 3-4; Dance Committee 4; Spartan News Net- work 2-4 1Caprain1. JOE MEISTER Annunciation 347 Bryant Ave. 221-1051 Band 1-4; Merit Student 1-4;Jazz Band 1. PAT MEYER St. Clare 1454 Teakwood Ave. 541-6477 Honor R011 1, 3; Merit Student 1-4; Penman 1, 3. jEFF MONTAG St. Vivian 10131 Givemy Blvd. 733-0749 KEVIN MOORE St. Pius 6641 Daly Rd. 522-4057 Big Brothet 4; Via Nia 3-4. MICHELLE MOORE Sr. Andrew 854 Rockdale 751-6313 Track 4; Bookstore 4. JULIE MOUCH St. Charles 125 W. Seymour 761-1831 Basketball 1-2; Honor Roll 2; Merit Student 3', Soccer 1-2; Volleyball 3-4 1Manager1; Softball 4. MARK MOULLIET 3609 Burch Ave. Band 1-4; Basketball 2-3; Merit Student 1-4. St. Maw 321-5831 LAWRENCE MOYEI Annunciation 1207 Westminster Dr. 242-1050 Baseball 3-4; Basketball 2 1Manager1; Dance Commit- tee 4; Merit Student 2-4; Spirit Committee 4; Via Nia 3- 4; Football 1-4. RANDY MUELLER Corpus Christi 10326 Porringer 851-2862 Baconian 3; Band 1-3; Council on World Affairs 3; Merit Student 1-4; Penman 2; Track 2-3; Video Club 2- 4. ALBERT MULDROW St. Margaret Mary 691 W. Nonhbend 681-6690 Track 2; Via Nia. 2-5; Football 1-2. 4, MATT MURPHY St. Clement 4100 Rosehill Ave. 861-6533 Soccer 4; Tennis 4. CHUCK NEAL 5:. james 299 Beechridge Dr. 761-3694 Big Brother 3-4; Merit Student 1-4; Tennis 2-4; Foot- ball 14; Video Club 2. JENNIFER NEUSS O.L.R. 48 Flanders Ln. 825-1255 Tudor 4. HIEP NGUYEN St. Charles 160 Nansen St. 821-4686 Signees 3. SHAWN NOLAN O.L.R. 157 Junedale Honor Roll 1; Merit Student 1-4; Soccer 1-2; Spirit Committee 4; Wrestling 1-4; Fomball 3. DAVID OSIE Sacred Heart 1037 Straight 541-0044 Baseball 1-2; Merit Student 1-4; Footbalt 1-4. RUSTY OVERTON O.M.S. 1812 Larchwood 351-1949 CHRIS PATMON 1498 Kingbury Dr. 742-0135 Basebail 1-4; Big Brother 3-4; Honor Roll 1-5; Merit Student 3; Spirit Committee 4; Wresrling 1, 3-4; Foot- ball 1-3. ROB PENNINGTON 804 Ludlow Ave. Merit Student 1-2; Swimming 3; Track 1-3. 221-0429 STACEY PERDRIX St. Clement 4311 Greenlee Ave. 641- 3351 Baconian 4; Dance Committee 4; Honor Roll 1-2; Spirit Committee 4; Troubadour 4; Volleyball 1 1Mmager1. TONY PETER St. Margaret Mary 2372 W. Galbraith Rd. 931-3528 Gr:lf1-2;Honor Roll 1-4; Merit Student 14, Tennis 1- 2; Tudor 3. BILL PETERSMAN St. Gabriel 1075 Greenville Ave. 771-7243 Drama Guild 1-2; Honor Roll 1. 4; Merit Student 1-4; Swimming 3. ANITA PFRIEM 0111. 1248 Komura Ct. 851-3236 Big Sisrcr 3; Honor Roll 1-2. 4; Merit Student 4. RODNEY PITTS 11899 Handcn DI. Honor Roll 1; Track 1-2; Via Nia 4. 851-9156 NICK POAPEKALAUSKY Corpus Christi 10877 Pippin Rd. 123-4567 Honor Roll 4; Council on World Affairs 3-4; Merit Student 4; Troubadour 2-4. CHRIS POEHNER 240 Hosea Ave. 281-6409 Volleyball 2. jEFF RAFFENBERG St. Vivian 6642 Kirkland 931-8771 Big Brother 3-4; Merit Student 1-4; Soccer 1-2; 4; Track 1 - 2. TARALYN RAMSEY 923 Gretna Ln. 851-6186 Band 3: Big Sister 4; Dance Committee 4: Spirit Com- mittee 4; Via Nia 3-4, CARI. RAPKING St. Margaret Mary 7085 Clovernnok Ave. 931-4289 JULIE RAYBURN St. Clement 4285 Minmor Dr. 861-8825 Basketball 1; Dance Committee 4; Merit Student 3-4; Spiri: Committee 4; Volleyball 1-4. CHARLES RECKERS St. Margaret Mary 7061 Noble CE. 521-0864 Honor Roll 1-4; Council on WorEd Affairs Steering CommitteQ 3-4; Merit Student 1-4; National Honor Society 2-4; Troubadour 2-4; Tudor 2-4; Adventure Games Club 3-4. ROB RINK St. Clare 1731 Laurelwood C1ICIE 552-2974 Honor Roll 1-4; Council on World Affairs 3-4; Merit Student 1-4: National Honor Society 2-4; Soccer 1-3; Track 1-4. jOHN RING St. Vivian 6864 Greenfield 681-6710 Basketball 2; Chums 4; Drama Guild 1-2'. Golf 1-2; Merit Student 1-4; Tennis 2; Troubadour 1. TAREN ROECKERS St. Clement 5113 Imwalle Ave. 242-2676 Baconian 4; Dance Committee 4; Soccer 1-2; Spirit Committee 4; Troubadour 4. JENNIFER ROHRIG Sr. Bartholomew 9855 Lakeview Dr. 522-6206 Big Sister 3-4; Dance Committee 4; Honor R011 1-4; Council on World Affairs 4; Merit Student 3-4; Nation- al Honor Society 5-4; Soccer 2-4; Spirit Committee 4; Wrestlette 3. TIM ROSMARIN 470 Meadowcrest Rd. 771-4535 Basketball 4; Cross Country 1-4; Merit Student 4; Track 5-4. JOE ROSS Corpus Chrisd 1547 Silvcrglade Ct. 742-0199 Big Brother 3-4; Cross Country 2; Drama Guild 1; Honor Roll 14; Council on World Affairs 3-4; Merit Student 1-4; National Honor Society 4; Tlack 1-4; Football 1. ROBERT ROY 506 W. Seymour Ave. 761-7034 Big Brother 3-4; Honor Roll 1; Merit Student 1-2; Penman 1. SUSANN ROZUM St. CIEment 4215 Zena Ave. 641-1740 Merit Student 3. MARY RUMPKE 5!. Charles 732 W. Seymour Ave. 821-4540 Basketball 1Manager1 1-4; Big Sister 5-4; Dance Com- mittee 4; Honor Roll 4; Merit Student 3-4; Spirit Com- mittee 4; Student Senate 3-4; Volleybail 1-4; Softball 4'. Spanish Club 1-2. FRANK RUSNAK O.L.R. 6 Danbury Ln. 874-0605 Baconian 4; Merit Student 1-2, 4; Soccer 1Manager1 2- 4; Track 1-2; Troubadour 4. KANDI RUSSELL St. Charles 159 Nansen St. 821-0688 Band 2-3. HOLLY SCHAPPACHER St, Charles 120 W. 65111 St. 641-4366 Spanish Club. KEVIN SCHERPENBERG St. Clement 110 Albert SI. 641-2433 Merit Student 1-2, 4; Foetball 1-4. LAURIE SCHILDMEYER St. Clement 4619 Heger Dr. 641-3451 Basketbail 1Managerl 1; Big Sister 3-4; Dance Commit- tee 4; Honor Rull 1-2; Merit Student 3-4; Soccer 2; Spirit Committee 4; Volleyball 1Manager1 1-2; Spanish Club 1. CHRISTINA SCHLAGER St. Bartholomew 1119 Tassie Ln. 521-0869 Honor Roll 1-2, 4; Mcrit Student 3; OLA. Student Council 2. TERRI SCHLOSSER St. Clement 4803 Hagar Dr. 242-1780 Baconian 4; Big Sister 3-4; Dance Committee 4; Merit Student 3-4; Soccer 1-2; Spirit Committee 4; Swimming 3. DAVE SCHMlDT SE. Barthoiomew 760 Viewcrcst Ct. 521-2224 Basketball 1-2; Honor Roll 1-2; Merit Student 1-4; Football 14, MATT SCHMIDT St. George 1008 Clifton Hills Ave. 751-5318 Athletic Trainer 3-4; Basketball 1Manage0 2; Council on World Affairs 3; Merit Student 1-4. STEVE SCHOTT Corpus Christi 2225 Springdale Rd. 851-1277 Baseball 2; Honor Roll 1-4; Merit Student 1-4;Nation21 Honor Society 3-4. ANDREW SCHUERMANN St. Clare 5738 Wintrop 542-7434 Band 14; Drama Guild 4; Merit Student 1-4; Tennis 2- 4. JO ANNE SCHULTZ St. Bartholomew 9441 Rockport Dr. 931-1689 MARY SCHURDAK 510 Brunswick Circle 851-9807 Big Sister 4-4; Cheeileader 3-4; Honor Roll 1-4; Merit Student 3-4; National Honor Society 2-4; O.L,A. Stu- dent Council 2; Spirit Committee 4. TIM SEALSCHOTT Sr. Margaiet Mary 8524 Carrol Ave. 522- 6379 Basubail 1.4; Basketball 1-4; Merit Studenr 1-4; Soccer 1-4. CAROL SETTLES Peace Baptist 1319 Franklin Ave. 641-0577 Via Nia 3-4: French Club 2; Tudor 3. TASWELL SHAW 3563 McHenry 662-5652 Basketball 2; Track 1-2; Via Ni: 4. JOHN SHEANSHANG 7014 Ellen Ave. Big Brother 3-4; Golf 1-2; Student Senate 4. St. Margaret Mary 522 6455 TONI SHOWES 3449 Smith Fordham Pl, 791-8346 Tennis 1; Track 1; Via N13 1. BRADEN SMITH OLR. 53 Beckford Dr. 851-2473 Baseball 3-4; Dance Committee 4; Honor Roll 3-4; Merit Student 3-4; Spirit Committee 4; Wmstiing 3; Football 3-4. TOM SMITH 142 Princeton Sq. Village Merit Student 1-2 Track 1. 874-6610 GARY STAFFORD 563 Rose Hill Ave. Merit Student 1-2. St. Clement 641.2911 RON STARK SI. Bartholomew 689 Doepke Ave. 931-9961 Honor Roll 3; Merit Student 1-4; Spirit Committee 4; Wrestling 1-4; Footbalt 1-4. DirecmryllGS NICK STAVALE 527 W. McMillan St. Merit Student 1-2; Video Club 23 St. MuniCa 621-9289 TINA ST. CLAIR Sr. Barthoiomcw 9826 McKelvey Rd. 729-1098 Big Sister 3-4; Cheellcader 1-4; Dance Committee 4; Honor Roll 1-4; Merit Student 3-4; National Honor Society 2-4; Spirit Committee 3-4; Softball 3. STEVE STEGEMAN SE. Clement 622 Moller Ave. 242-0402 Honor Roll 4; Council on World Affairs 4; Mari: Stu- dent 1-2; Football 1-2. TIM STENTZ St. Bartholomew 613 Fleming Rd. 521-5023 Band 1President1 1-4; Drama Guild 2-4; Honor Roll 1- 4; Council on World Affairs 3; Medt Student 1-4; National Honor Sociew 2-4. MARCUS STONESTREET Sc. CEarc 1123 Wilmont Ct. 542-2665 Big Brother 3-4; Dance Committee 4; Merit Student 1; Spirit CommEttee 4; Track 1-2; Via Nia 3-4; Wrestling 1; Video Club 4. RODNEY SUMMERLIN St. Margaret Mary 3772 Zodiac Dr. 522-3521 Baseball 4; Photography Club 4; Swimming 1; Track 2; Via Nia 3-4; Football 1, 4; Baronial? 4. MICHAEL SWIFT St. Lee 1903 Arthur P1. 251-0690 Computer Club 5. MIKE TANEY 1R, O.L.R. 10846 Corona Rd. 851-8014 Dance Committee 4; Honor Roll 1, 4; Merit Student 1- 4; Soccer 14; Spirit Committee 4; Swimming 12, Track 1-2. jENNY TERRY St. Matthias 11429 Hanover Rd. 825-3344 RICHARD PAUL THOMAS 185 Stargiss Ave. 281-7228 Basketball 1-4; Big Brother 4; Track 1-2; Via Nia 3-4; Football 1-3. CINDY TIREY 7581 Tanglewood Ln. Big Sister 4; Swimming 3, St. John 777-7942 LAWRENCE TODD Sr, Matthias 1581 Lemontree D1. 825-7338 Baseball 4Captain1 1-4; Big Brother 5-4; Merit Student 1-4; Penman 2; Via Nia 5; Football 1Caprain1 1-4. TIM URMSTON St. Gabriei 11586 Kary Ln. 851-5178 Athletic Trainer 3-4; Baseball 1-2, 4; Dance Committee 4; Honor Roll 1-4; Council on World Affairs 3; Merit Student 1-4; Spirit Committee 4; Student Senate 3-4; Wrestling 1; Football 1-4. TONY VOLLE St. Clement 4204 Delmar Cr. 242-0342 Drama Guild 1-2; Honor Roli 14, Council on World Affairs 3-4; Merit Student 14; National Honor Society 5-4; Track 1-4; Wrestiing 2; Tudor 3. 166lDirectory RUSS WAIT 435 W. Cliff Ln1 221-8017 Baconian 1151311011 4; Drama Guild 3-4. BENNY LE VON WALLACE 11 851 w; Liberty 3:. 421.4203 Track 4Co-captain1 1-4. MARY ANN WARD St. Bartholomew 11497 Islandale 825-4140 Basketball 1, 3; Dance Committee 4; Honor Roll 4; Soccer 1, 3-4; O.L.A. Student Council 2; Spanish Ciub 1-2. CHARLES WASHINGTON 810 N, Cresent Ave. Via N13 3. 281-5035 BRIAN WASTON Corpus Christi 2861 Greenbrook 825-8774 Cross Country 1 -2; Merit Student 1-4; Track 1.3; Wres- ding 1. LAWRENCE WATTS 6544 South Oak Knoll 522-7645 Merit Staff 2; Via Nia 3-4; Wrestling 1-4; Football 1-4. TIM WEBB St George 3308 Morrison 751-7614 Band 1.4; Merit Student 3-4. JAMES WEIDNER St. Clement 4524 Park Pl. 641-1935 Drama Guild 1-3; Golf 1; Merit Student 1-2. FRED WESTERBECK St. Bernard 4308 Winton Rd. 542-0422 Athletic Trainer 2-4; Basketbali tTmine0 3-4; Chess Chorus 4; Dance Committee 4; Debate Team 1-2; Hon- 01' Roll 1; Merit Student 1.3; Wrestling 1Trainer1; Foot- ball Chained 2-3. PHIL WESTERBECK St. Margaret Mary 6914 Rob Vern 522-6344 Drama Guild 4; Meri Student 1-4; Soccer 2; Tennis 1-4. JOESEPH WESTERKAMM 51:. Gabriel 11976 Kenn Rd. 325-4447 Band 1-4; Merit Student 1-4; Student Senate 4; Wres- ding 2. KRISTA WHEELER 1090 Indra CE. Dance Committee 4; Wrestlems 4. 351- 4471 ROBERT WHITE 176 Dale Rd. Track 1; Via Nia 4. 641-5297 KRISTI WHITEHEAD 11629 Mt. Holly Ct. 851-2813 Big Sisrer 4; Cheerleader 4; Dance Committee 4; Honor Roll 1, 4; Council on World Affairs 4; Merit Student 3- 4; O.L.A. Student Council 1-2; Soccer 2-3; Spirit Com- mittee 4; Wresriene 1-3, TODD WILKING St. Clement 5132 Broerman Ava 242-5745 Baseball 1; Basketball 1-4; Merit Student 1-4; Football 1-4. LASHANN WILLIAMS Assumption 1273 Aldrich Ava 522-4488 Photography Club 1; Via Nia 2; Right to Life 1. RAISHON WILLIAMS St. Agnes 1425 Joseph St, 641- 1049 Chorus 1; Via N12 3; Spanish Club 2. BLAKE WILLINGHAM St. James 322 Grove Rd. 771-9037 Big Brother 5-4; Honor Roll 1-2; Council on World Affairs 5; Merit Student 2; National Honor Society 3-4; Track 1-4; Wrestling 1-4. MARY ANN WILSON St. Andrew 809-13 Lincoln Ave. 221-6142 DAVE WISNER St. Clare 6414 Edwood Ave. 541-4977 Big Brother 3-4; Cross Country 3-4; Drama Guild 1; Honor R011 1-4; Council on Woxld Affairs 3-4; Merit Student 1-4; National Honor Society 3-4; Some: 1.2; Swimming 1; Track 1-4; Wresrling 2; Tudor 5. KENDRA W1TSKEN St. Clement 4604 Hegcr Dr. 242-8240 Baconizm 4; Big Sisrer 5-4; Dance Committee 4; Merit Student 3-4; Soccer 1; Spitir Committee 4; Swimming 2- 3; Troubadour 4. LYNNETTE WITSKEN Sr. Bartholomew 9498 Sherbam Dr. 522-5145 Band 4. KIM WITZEMAN St. Clement 618 Moller Ave. 641-1401 Basketball 1; Merit Student 3-4; Penman 4. PAT WOLOHAN St. James 147 Linden Dr. 948-8045 jIM WOOD St. Margaret Mary 1468 Deerwood Cr. 931-8277 Big Brother 3-4; Merit Student 1-4; Soccer 1-2; Track 1-2. TODD WURZBACHER Corpus Christi 1453 Forester Dr. 851-5042 Big Brother 3-4; Honor Roll 2. 4; Council on World Affairs 5-4; Merit Student 14; National Honor Society 3-4: Track 2. Russ on a very good day. Mary Schurdak, signalling for takeoff. Use a handkerchief! Our hero Charles. Seniors receive their report cards. Seniorsl167 Mr. And Ms. Awards Left Mr. and Ms. All-Around Andy Don and Julie Conway Fat Left Mr. and Ms. Depend- able Dave Wisner and Kristi White- head Right Mr. and Ms. Comedian Amy Farmer and John Hogan Far RJght Mr. and Ms. Fashion John Sheanshang and Tina Dwertman Left Mr and Ms. Friendly Braden Smith and Karen Buck- man Far Left Mr. and Ms. Personal- ity Chris Patmon and Tina St. Clair RJght Mr. and Ms. Talkative Brett Birkett and Angie Begley F21 Right Mr. and Ms. Smile Dan Floyd and Tina Lagdameo Right Mr, and Ms. Scholar Mary Schurdak and Carl Dra- ginoff Far RJght Mr. and Ms. Athlete Jim Huxel and Mary Ward Left Mr. and Ms. Attractive Ron Stark and Stacey Perdrix Far LeftMr. and Ms. Ambitious Chris Kiley and Teresa Duncan Rrght Mr. and M54 Eyes Jim Lamping and julie Conway Far RJght Mr. and Ms. School Spirit Heather Arszman and Rob Gruber Let? Ms. Success Becky Kiem Far Left Mr. and Ms. Leader- ship Jeff Baur and Tina Lagdameo Superlativesl 169 170fSeniors Jennifer Albrinck Terry Alley Victoria Amico Dwight Anderson Edith Anderson Lisa Auciello Ann Auer joseph Bauer Robert Bell Stacey Bell William Bell Amanda Bello Thomas Berning Brian Bess Kimberly Best Chris Bishop Eric Blackman joye Blessing Amy Bnehm Rebecca Bohl Kelly Bollmer Kathy Bosley Dan Brady Leanne Branno Steve Brenner Patrick Breslin Julie Brielmaier Lisa Brinkman Nicholas Bristow Lawrence Brock Mark Brockman Michael Brooks Jill Brown Sean Brown Timothy Brown jeannie Buckley 172Uuniors 333 MN ' 1' WW: 57' ' , ThCICSa Buckman Carol Camp Michael Cappel Kieran Carroll Mary Carroll Patrick Chaulk Corey Clemons Stephen Collins Carolyn Compton Sue Conrad Robert Cook Chritian Courtney David Cowles Patrick Crail Chip Crane Richard Crawford Deonie Creasy Eiizabeth Crowe Edward Daucrich Brian Dell Deborah Denzler Barbara Deubell Donald Dinkelaker Cheryl Dixon Stephanie Domineack David Donnelly Deirdre Dooley John DrESColl Steve Drappelman Joan Du Bois Timothy Dunn Anthony Eagle Gregory Ernst Lawrence Ewald Terri Fanetti Steve Fay juniorsIl'lS x IE , 174ljuniors Celeste Fegan Micheal Fehring Raffacla Ferrari Kevin Findley Heather Finger Sean Fitzgerald Trina Floyd Vickie Frazier Michelle Freeman Theda Frierson joseph Fumi james Geisen jeffrey Gerber Diane Gerbus Michael Gildea Gina Giuliano Steve Glassmeyer Elizabeth Godfrey Angela Goya Benjamin Gray Kathy Gray TerenCe Gray Patrick Greene Hugh Greiser Raymond Grote Martin Gruenwald Darlene Gullette Amanda Gunn Kimberly Hamilton Milton Hampton Myron Hampton James Hanke Greg Hardewig Todd Hardin Michelle Harris Reginald Harrison Daniel Hauck Victoria Haygood Robert Haynes David Heir Ken Helmes james Hesketh Andrew Hesselbrock Mark Heuck Christopher Hickman David Hicks Kelly Hilson Anthony Horton Maurice Howard Laura Huber Michelle Hunter Ronald jackson Angela Johnson Derrick johnson Tim iohnson Daryl jones David Jeurgens Corinne Kalla Phillip Kastrup Thomas Kathman Chris Ketay Candace King james Klosterman Brian Kocher Dan Koenig Lisa Kroeger Daniel Kuderer Teresa Kuderer Timothy Lane Cory Lawson Hung Le John Lee M Ju niors l 175 .i 176ljuniors James Leek Donald Leonard Eric Leonhart Ari Lisner Karen Lives Dana Lloyd Todd Lovejoy Mark Manzi Samh Marks Scott Marqua Eric Marques Thomas Matting Sean McCarthy Anjoli McClain Slyvester McNeil Eric Mechley Michelle Meeks Evelee Melton jay Metz James Minter Patricia Morton Matthew Mullucey Scott Murray . Erinn Nelson Kristy Newman William Neyer ChristoPher Nichols Steve Niehoff joseph Nieson Robert Noonan Vernon Norris Deborah O'Brien Jeffrey O'Brien Patrick O'Brien Scott O'Leary Kevin O'Reilly Jami Oder james Olanda Patricia Olberding Richard Ostendorf Rhonda Petty Micheal Filler Brian Pio Connie Pohlkamp Clarkey Powell Jennifer Purtell Edward Ramirez Lawrence Rankin Renee Recker Lisa Reilman Brodene Riddle Patrica Riddle Evette Riep Melissa Ritchie Mark Romito Lisa Rotsching johnarhan Ruffin Douglas Ruhe Amy Sammons Anthony Sander john Sanders Gregory Sanker Carolyn Schlager Tracy Schmidt Victor Schneider jeromc Schnetzer David Schnmberg Angela Scott Jeff Scott Regina Selenke Missy Sexton Anthony Shepard juniorsl177 1781ljuniors Kris Shively Byron Shooner Todd Sims Stanley Smiley Gerald Smith Scott Smith Yolanda Stallings Roger Stark Shelly Stephens Thomas Sunderman Mark Surber Charles Swanson jerome Swift Matt Swiggum jill Taylor Tessie Tesseris Deron Thuenmann Theresa Ungruhe John Vance Gregory Vetter Joe Virginillo Thomas Vollmer Gregory VonHolle Michael Walker Paul Walker Scott Warman Estelle Washington Stew Dent Lisa Weber Dan Weisbrodt Tracey Wellman Kelly Wharton William Wheeler Mark Wiesmann Eric Wilder julie Wilking Susan Wilkinson April Williams Thomas Woellert Leslie Wooten Gerald Wright Dawn Yates Luther Yates Chris Yeazel john Zeno Neil Zimmerman Helen Cissell Jeff Cochran Stacie Hartman Cynthia Hogue Mark Walker Matthew Wray Juniorsh79 S r .m n u U U 8 1 SOPHOMORES 182lSophomores 1 David Alexander Richard Allen Angie Anders Christopher Anderson Greg Anderson Dirk Andrews Damian Andwan Ron Annis David Archer David Arway Danelle Ashbrook Nick Bathori Robert Bauer James Baumet Mark Becker jennife: Beisel Rolando Belmonte Tammy Bennett Shan Bentz John Bibby Michael Blaut joseph Blessing Andrea Blum Christopher Blum Charles Blythe Jeffrey Boeh Barbara Bohl Ron Boles Michelle Bollrner ' Deirdra Bonner Enca Boyd Dondiego Bradley Steve Bradshaw Brook Breitanbach Heather Breslin Steve Brooks Rhonda Brown Corinda Brundige Jennifer Bruns Carol Buerger Patrick Burke Ann Burst Timothy Cannon Julie Cardenzana Patrick Cardwell Maurice Carr Shannon Carr James Carter Kenneth Carter Nia Carter Stacey Carter Stephanie Carter Derek Chapman William Chaisson Sean Clack Erin Clarke jennifer Clements Robert Cluxton David Coby Leslie Cody Donyale Coleman Kellie Colson Kathy Cook Andrew Crane Shaunda Cress . Ken Crist Cmdy Crump Nancy Cunningham David Curran Denise Davis Melissa Day Lisa Dean L Sophomoresf183 184f80phomores Jerry Deideshcimcr Jennifer Deirsing Meiissa DiMc-o Shawn Dixon Retene Dockery . Darcy Dooley Bnan Dover Robert Duffy Michael Duhart Terrance Duncan Kenneth Eagle Marla Easley Keith Eberhart Mary Eckhoff Danielle Edmonds julie Emery Kelli England Lisa Ervin Amy Fancher Richard Fisher Tracy Flamm Michael Flinn Tara Freeman - Lara Froning jeffrey Gadzala Laurie Gallagher Christopher Garrett Robert Gary KimberIy Gaston Susan Geers Dan Geiglc Mark Glacken jamcs Glazier Todd Greene Keir Griffith Patrick Grimes Julie Grnnauer TraCy Groseclose Vicmr Gudorf John Gutzwiller Timothy Gwinner . Micheal Hackman john Halre Christopher Hall Mark Hanavan Robert Hanavan Angela Harris Ron Hartman John Hausfeld Mark Haussler Brian Heitz Louis Helligrath james Helm Channing Henderson Michael Henn Eric Henson David Hericks jennifer Haring Steve Herrmann Russell Hice William Hoffbauer Gregg Hoffman David HoFfman Julie Hogan Robert Hogan Timothy Hogan Thomas Holland Melissa Holloway Scott Holmes Darrell Hooker Deanna Hoskins john Houchens . 7 . Sophomores,'185 Michael Hoyt Anthony Huber james Hudepohl Eric Huston Christopher Husva: Patricia Jackson Felicia Jenkins Kimberly jessen Julie Jen Barbara Jones Daria Jones Charles Kaminsky Donna Kathman Kevin Keegan Rose Kelley Clifton Kine: julianne King Robert King Mary Klosterman Charles Kluener Steve Knee Brian Kopriwa jetty Lachemann Thomas Lamarre Thomas Lamb Thomas Latimer Michael Laux Edward Layer Mario Lewis Sean Lewis Sheri Lewis Brian Libbin Raquel Lounds Robert Ludwig Chris Martin Stephanie MCBee 186lSophomores Erin McDonald Mary McElwain Chawnda McGuire Greg Meiners Trista Merkle Karla Messerle Dennis Meyer Maness Miller Wesley Miller jane Moeller Melissa Montgomery Susan Moulliet Cheryl Muldrow Lisa Mulligan Deborah Munafo Tina Murphy Patrick Murray Laure Nelson Hong Nguyen jeffery Nieman Chris Niesen Michael Noonan Douglas Olsen Kelly Parisey Darlene Partee Fanta Patton Andrew Petersman Mary Petty Melissa Pflanz Tyrone Pharris Andrea Phillips Steven Pierce Vernon Pigram Philip Pittman I 1. Edwin Pomfrey . l' ; Bryan Popen I' Sophomoresl 187 Quasi Powell Colleen Quinn Gregory Radziwon Henrietta Rainge Elizabeth Ranker Janice Ratterman Margret Redd Robert Regner Cynnys Render Alan Rengering ChristoPher Retting jamie Reynolds Jaymee Richmond Mary King Laura Robb Timothy Roberts Triscia Roeckers James Rogers Melissa Rohling Robert Rudy Michelle Ruff Allen Runtz Ericka Rushing Shannon Ryan Alicia Sander Mike Sander Kris Schildmeyer Steven Schlosse: Todd Schmidt John Scheider Melissa Schramm jeff Scott Steve Sealschott Bernadette Seymour Shannon Sharp Beth Shepard 188 I So phomores Regina Shorter William Sicking David Siefert Robin Skaggs Andrea Slade Natalie Slaven Sarah Smiley Lisa Smith Rob Smith Christopher Speed Chris St. Clair John Stager Craig Stahl Joseph Stavale Milton Stegall Melanie Stegman Mark Stevens Jensen Stewart Roger Styles Terri Sunderman Angela Swanson Patrick Sweeney james Tapke Gary Tenkman Alex Thomas Theresa Thomas Trina Tolbert Kim Tribbe Nicole Triggs Danette Tuepker Tina Tumbleson jennifer Turan john Valentine Ian Valines Matt Volie NanCy Wagner Sophomorey 189 190 Sophomores I Gary Wahoff Marc Waldeck Carole Walker ChriStopher Walther jefferey Ward Sheali Ward Terri Washam John Wavra Micho Weaver Robert Webber Maurice Webster Zina West Lisa Wheeler Michael Wiedmann Brian Wiggins James Wilfong Jerry Wilkerson Reggie Williams Liscia Willis Scott Wimmers Beth Wittekind Michael Witzeman Brian Wolf Theresa Wolke Christopher Womack William Wooddell Laura Wurzbacher James Wurzelbacher Paul Zaher Stew Dent Sophomoresf 191 19ySnphomores Freshmenf193 Sharon Allen Matthew Allensworth jennifer Ames Latonya Armstrong Nicole Arway Richard Arzman Matthew Auer Eric Austin Mellissa Barker Chad Bauer Sabrina Baxter Andrew Beck Brian Beck Karen Bedan Alyssa Bedinghaus jennifer Begley Terri Bennett James Berning Gregory Bess Peter Bessing Dominique Bohannon Tracey Bonner Laurie Brady james Brazelton Angela Brewer Thomas Brooks Ken Brown Kenyatta Brown Regina Browning Elizabeth Breder Johnny Bucalo Lamont Buckner Dawn Buening '. L, l94lFreshmen Maura Burns Michelle Cappel Matt Carr Kevin Carroll Phillip Carter Theresa Carter Chanel Cash Andrew Chase Tim Clay Ernest Coleman Don Combs Dan Conrad Bubba Cooper Carlene Coors Robert Corbett Anthony Cossman Brian Cothran James Courtney Jason Covaicine Michael Cowles Anne Crail Angela Crunkleton David Czulewicz Faye Dakin Eric Denson Simone Denson us Susan Denzler Anthony Dessauer Mike Discepoli Thomas Doeflein Scott Dover Jeanne Driscoll Micheal Drott Candace Dubose Angel Dukes Brian Dunn Martin Dunn v. ' 1 John Ellis V .' ' ti ' H Freshmenf195 196Ereshmen Terri Endres James Evans Timothy Fahey Todd Fasanella Chariotte Fischer.r David Flaig Deitra Flint Michael Fosse Christopher Frankl Shellie Frazier Cindy Gaither Anthony Gardner Gregory Gamer Gregory Gels Vermae Geralds Sarah Gillespie Dan Ginn Charles Glenn Amy Goefft Maurice Gordon Amy Gorman Tracie Gorman Carl Goyette Edward Greene Harold Gregory David Gullette jenny Haddad Richard Haeufle Crystal Hall Michele Hammons Christophe: Hanley Edward Harmon Kimberly Harreil Charles Harris Delecia Harris LaVerne Harris Sharmaine Harris Melissa Harrison Rita Havrilla Deanna Heller Steven Helmes Dan Hesselbrock jackie Hiatt Trent Hill Dione Hillman Kristin Hilvert Chris Hoffbauer John Hoffman Brad Hogue Ann Huber Frank Hughes Paul Hummeldorf Richard Hunter Damian Huseman Derrick Jackson Erica jackson Kimberly Jackson Saundrena jackson Tammy jewell Lisa Jimenez Darren johnson Markus Johnson Melena Jones William judge Carlos jusino William Kan ffman Robert Keller Amy Kemplin Karen Kessler julie Kocher Mark Koehler Richard Koehler m Freshmen 197 198,1Freshman Kristina Koenig David Kramer Mark Kroeger Scott Kuhlman Robert Lamping Michelle Lane Brian Leer Rachel Libbin Willie Lindsey jon Lohr Terry Lowe James Lynch Eric Lyon Maria Macklin Anne Madama Karen Marion Kimberly Martin Catherine Matting David Martini Camille Mauch Sheila McCall Everett McElroy Robert McGlasson Gregg McKinley Michelle Meiners John Meiners Gerald Maison Michael Melzer Thomas Meyer jennifer Miller Michelle Miller John Melony Michael Morelli Denise Morris Ayrika Moxley Sharon Mueller Bruce Murray Greg Mussig Amanda Myers jeff Neal Tom Nicolaus Frank N iesen Stephen Norton Amy O'Brien Ambra O'Neal Toby Oberer Paul Obermeyer William Olberding Michelle Ooter Evella Owens jennifer Pack Michele Parisey Chris Pennington Denny Peter Gregory Pheliar Crystal Pope Jerry Porter Krushawna Posey Michele Powell Jessica Purcell Stacy Reed Nicole Retting Michael Riley Kelly Rodecki Tracy Roeckers Daniel Rosenbaum Jennifer Rather Denise Rorsching William Rouse Lisa Ruff Jennifer Rumpke Joseph Sander Freshmenl199 Michael Sarley Jason Sauer Audra Saute: Penny Schappacher Libby Schildmeyer Aaron Schlueter Chris Schnetzer Adam Schnur Chris Schueler Tony Schuler Stephen Schumacher Eric Schurdak William Schwieter Meshell Scott Eileen Shockley Kerrie Sica Natasha Sims Jane Smiley Andrea Smith Kenneth Smith Tracey Smith Kelly Sprague Kala Springs Krista St. Clair Shawn St. Clair Moira Stage jeff Starks James Staubach Pauia Stead Scott Stegeman Meiissa Stegman Paul Sterchi Charles Stewart Paul Stewart jack Stigler Jeff Stofa Erica Stokes Robert Stolz Stephen Stone Anthony Stritthol: Maria Sweeny Denise Taylor Tracy Tenhundfeld Letra Thomas Erin Thompson Raffy Titong Aaron Todd Kate Troeler John Turk Ajile Turner Andrew Turner William Turpin Roger Ventura Denise Walker Montee Walker Marcia Walters Christopher Weaver Christy Weber Michael Weissmann Dawn Wheeler Tracy Whitby Micki White Missy Wiche Chris Wilfong Malik Williams Julie Witzman Tony Wiwi Angel Woebkenberg Nikita Wofford Ellen Wood Nathan Wray jill Wright FreshmeanOl LM. 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Bushelman Construction Compan y 11980 Runyan DriveI Cincinna ti, Ohio 45241 769-3600 AND TRUCK SER VICE 3351 Port Union Road Fairfield, Ohio 45014 EXPERT COLLISION - REFINISHING WORK MIK E DURKIN, '69 8745857 DENNIS STERWERF BUDNA GRILL 181 0 W. Galbraith NORTH COLLEGE HILL Food Beer and Whiske y K en '5 Be verage Drive-Thru 6244 Daly Road 541-0088 OPEN SUNDAYS 12-6 WE HAVE ALL YOUR PARTY NEEDS Cincinna ti, Ohio 1807 W. Galbraith Rd. Cincinnati, Ohio 45239 521 -6760 521-0198 North College Hill Bake Shop Specializing in Party 8. Birthday Cakes 2 9 8T. 7 -- Ci .ALOYSIUS I. Pasett gaQ CHURCH Walt Urmston : - 1 Elmv'voiod Manufacturer's Representative V C aaaaaaaaaaa W ' - Place OKI CONVEYING SYSTEMS SURERAMIC DISC IDLERS DIST LONGER 11386 KARY LANE. CINCINNATI. OHIO 45240 m a, 351 45531 THE NORTH SIDE BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Northside 4125 Hamilton Ave. 542-7800 Finneytown 906 North Bend Rd. 242-3200 Colerain 9315 Colerain Ave. 385-8190 -- - - .7 60 YEAQS L i COLLEGE HIL 3513x1166 PEARCES SOHIO QUALITY CAR CARE SPECIALIST MEATS 8: PRODUCE PARTY TRAYS 8: FRUIT BASKETS 1606 Cedar Ave. 681-4648 542-5413 OR 54! -9739 6014 HAMILTON AVENUE CINCINNATE, OHIO 45224 HANK PEARCE. OWNER BILL HARRIS. MANAGER SICK CALLS PHONE: 521-7650 SENIOR CITIZEN RATES OPEN SHOP Brentwood Barber Shop SUPEHWDR HAIR Cut: a Tmms PERFORMEU As INSTRUCTED CHILDHENS HAIR A SPECMLTV EARL RECHELtPHOF-J 8565 WINTON ROAD HRS.9A.M.V5PM MvF BEHINDPONDEROSA BA.M.-5 F.M.SAT. B.H. BUDKE, INC. General Construction 2859 Banning Road 923-3330 DON BUDKE, '44 TOM BUDKE, '46 DON '70, TOM '71, RICH '74 ALEX GRANGER '78 MATT HAGEN '80 JOHN HODAPP SONS, INC. F uneral Directors COLLEGE HILL 6041 Hamilton Ave 541 -1 040 GAR THA GE 7401 Vine St. 821-0805 DIAMONDS WATCHES REPAIRS JEWELERS. INC. 7200 Vine Street, Cincinnati. Ohio 45216 Phone: 761-5430 TROPHIES PLAQUES ENGRAVING BIG MELON CO. 8420 Vine Street Finest Fruits 1E Vegetables 821-7441 LARGE SELECTION IMPORTED 4 DOMESTIC WINE CHEESE GOURMET FOODS The Party People's Center 5005 Vine St. ST. BERNARD 242-2840 or 242-2841 Home of the Roger Bacon Alumni Bowling League Roger Bedinghaus, 470 PROPRIETOR Aramac Supply Co. Wholesale Heating Equipment James C. Arata PRESIDENT James L. Arata VICE PRESIDENT Louis H. Arata SECRETARY 8x TREASURER CA SSANOG SANTO FLORIST Pizza and Sandwiches I 1415 KHOWItOH 3t. Cincinna ti, Ohio 45223 451 -4455 THIRD GENERA TION SAME LOCATION ITS THE FLAVOR YOU REMEMBER Open 7 Days and Nights CALL AFTER 5 PM FOR DELI VER Y AT NO EXTRA CHARGE 8227 Dal y Road Congratulations From WOOD Y SANDER 522-2263 F ' lClm CHAS. Q, mILLER SONS, INC. mum ; mo FUNERAL SERVICE Nu ,m .d. Chip gl 3$51g2$31$f2it I-75 At Mitchell Avenue 4138Hamil nnnnnnnn Chi hue JSQH Ciniylrlgrsolh3013223 IIIIIIIIII M mg I! '51:: 6: 6820 THE BUSSE 8c BORGMANN c0. 5 41 '5 5 8 6 Central Pkwy, and Clifton Hill Compliments Of Sacred Heart Church and Italian Center Marshall And Massuchussetts Aves. Cincinnati, Ohio 45225 541-4654 REV. ANGELO BORDIGNON, C.S. bmmknmp pfil'l m9 MPMU ONE CONVENIENT LOCATION 800 SYCAMORE STREET ' CINCINNATI, OHIO 45202 CALL ONE OF OUR REPRESENTATIVES FOR FREE QUOTATIONS EMBOSSING- FOIL STAMPING'CUSTOM DIE CUTTING - BUSINESS STATIONERY - BROCHURES - LABELS '0FFICE FORMS -SNAP OUT FORMS DISTRIBUTOR FOR FORMS FOR WORD PROCESSING AND MINICOMPUTER PRINTERS LAMINATiON - A NEW SERVICE SIS MI-IObS DAVE BUSCHLE - P63 KEVlN MURRAY - 81 COLLINS, CORNELL, SHOWALTER 6: 00., INC. GER TIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS 4811 Vine Street, St. Bernard, Ohio 45217 641 -1 900 ACCOUNTING AND AUDITING TAX SERVICES PERSONAL FINANCIAL AND ESTATE PLANNING MANA GEMENT CONSUL TING SER VICES s ?4 The I Q .a FINNEYTOWN BARBER SHOP Mozztzgsmga BREN TWOOD BiLL STOECKER 924 HEMPSTEAD DRIVE 5A VINGS M 522.9090 ASSOCIA TION 8420 Winton Road , I I757 Chase Avenue 51:. 51171615 5767 Harrison Pike C enter or Peace and Renewaf 10290 MiH wad Cincinnati, OH 45231 ? ., WILLIAM E; KENNEDY 7. ALGENTLE- FAMILY DENTISTRY: I 2424747 - 4.903 Vine St. 515F925 9300 f . 7 'STfrB-ERNARD 7 7 50523354182314;$$$$de The Medicine Shoppe THOMAS P. STARK, H.Ph. Olberding Bindery, Inc. 7162 Hamilton Ave. NORTH COLLEGE HILL Don Oldberding C' 2541 C'OORh-street PRESIDENT lnCmnatI, O 10 45214 15131 381-7676 729-3800 MOUCH NEIDHARD INSURAIYISEAGENCY F UNERAL HOME 7202 Vine Street Cincinnati, Ohio 45216 MT. HEALTHY 821-7155 821-5894 521-7800 TIRES 6': BATTERIES BRAKES c0 TUNE UP DAN TORBECK'S AMOCO SERVICE 4305 Tower Ave. 641-1444 VISA MASTER CARD All Minor Repairs Computerized Alignment 8z Wheel Balance 4 Hour Towing 4 641-0618 CLASS OF 170 GOOD LUCK SENIORS WIEDMANN WEDDING INVITATIONS 4546 Park Place St. Benard 641-1102 EVENINGS PLEASE! Pat RUSChe Wiedmann, ,65 Missy Wiedmann, 185 . Compliments Of 4951 V1ne St. ST. BERNARD St. Bernard 0 15151 242-3350 DEPZ$$EIEENT PRIN'HNG FRANK SURETTEG AUTO SERVICE 1; 1955539955 Complete Auto Repair Front End Alignment Paul F. Schildmeyer Wheel Balancing Sales Representative 4436 Vine St. mean p.o.Box17081 St. Bernard, Ohio 45217 Cincinnati, Ohio 45217 641-2082 513 641-4758 c nt'h's 11W. Chevrolet ChryslevPlymouth Mazda BMW lake Sweeney THINKING OF YOU PARKWAY PRODUCTS, 10293 BURLINGTON ROAD CINCINNATI, OHIO 45231 PHONE 0135 851-5550 mfg ' CLIFTON AMOCO SERVICE STATION TUN: u- - mum: wo-m nu-uwsv nvrrzus - cuanAL RIPAIIII BOB KOCH 3317 CLIFTON AVINUI mm CINCINNATI. OHIO 43220 BECK BEsiooigfgCK Paint and Hardware STUDENTS AND STAFF HARDWARE 5 PAINT 5 PLUMBING 0f 5 ELECTRIC - BUIlDING MATERIAL ROGER BACON TOOLS 5 lAWN g GARDEN - GLASS from 95l-5773 HILVERS CATERING 718 E. McMillan WALNUT HILLS BRENTWOOD IGA NORTH COLLEGE HILL IGA 8467 Winton Rd. 6608 Hamilton Ave. BRENTWOOD PLAZA 522-3824 522-3565 FRUIT BASKETS PARTY TRAYS AVAILABLE 5T. BERNA RD CA R THA GE 45I7 Vine St. 70I4 Vine St. 64l-I655 82!-3258 compliments of WIN TON SAVINGS AND lOAN open your I.R.A. with us NOW MORTGAGE lOANS INSURED lOANS MONFOR T HEIGHTS HARRISON 55H Cheviot Rd. I0575 Harrison Ave. 385-3880 367-6I7I COMPLIMENTS OF THE BYRNES CONWAY ' COMPANY 7719 Vine Street Cincinnati, Ohio , T11: w'fgga 51.10? I SINCE 1W9 1125 CONGRESS, GLENDALE, OHIO 45245 15137 771-8979 GERTH DRY GOODS 1813 W. Galbraith Rd. NORTH COLLEGE HILL 931-9070 15131329-2009 . 6. .3! 1. xmw . x , 7 97120000119, log SueCDee 6H6 WINTON ROAD FAIRFIELD OHIO 45014 Mandsy - Saturday 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. compliments of CHILI TIME m, i RESTAURANT 727 Vine Street ST. BERNARD Phone 772-5088 Harold Brook: 772-5078 Dan Trondlor Brooks and Trondlor Springdnlc Au1o Servlco 11541 Springfield Plke Cmcmna110nlo 45246 Complete Auto Repair MEiiER Your One Stop Shopping Store : APPOINTMENT WITH: FOR MEN A WOMEN The Cuttevs Edge K K 155 CHURCH ST ST BERNARD. OHIO 45217 242-4448 DATE TIME ST. BERNARD 1 VISION CENTER Michael W. Hammer, O.D. OPTOMETRIST Eye Examinations Contact Lenses Children7s Vision ST. BERNARD 4903 Vine Street 242-2095 BRIGHTON CORPORATION Metalsmith and Engineers Serving the Food and Chemical Industries 11861 Mosteller Road Cincinnati, Ohio Paul L. Hock, '45 Alvin Hock, Jr., 139 Ralph P. Schneider. '37 Charles V. Fischer. 139 Joseph J. Hammoor, '50 Raymond J. Meyer. '52 Pete Brimelow, '78 David R. Schaefer, '73 Jim Ryan. '78 Kelly Garvey. '78 Your Complete Sign Company, DONALDSON ART SIGN COMPANY CHIP BARES FINER MEATS LA SALLE GRAD OF 167 Stand +557 Findlay Market 1 . H SALUTES THE cm 621-8684 15151 385-6489 198.6'GRADUATES Mum: ARC FORCE, INC. PO. BOX 1487 CINCINNATI, OHIO 45211 WELDING EQUIPMENT 8i INDUSTRIAL GASES Tel. No. 0137 367-21517367-4700 George Paul '72 75 BUSHELMAN SUPPLY CO. 250 Marian Rd. Woodlawn. Ohio 45215 7 71-912! Mark Robert '7 7 '79 mt SULLIVANS 10 ENFIELD GREENHILLS Gary Yancey, 768 825-1252 WEDDINGS DRINKS BUSINESS MEETINGS LUNCHES GROUPS DINNERS r0 Nnortnland PDRSCHE+AUDI 505 Nonhland Blvd. . Cincunnati, Ohio 45240 Phone 75137 85125900 Gene You ng President l; RAPIDLINE INC. 8434 Vine St. Cincinnati, Ohio 45216 75133 761-8380 DISTRIBUTORS OF DATA PROCESSING Equipment 8: Supplies Auto 0 High Risk - Home Owners 0 Life 3- Etc, Doug Schrand 1555 Cedar Ave. Cincinnati. Ohio 45224 681-2223 Or 923-4937 Total Insurance Service CINCINNATI CONSTRUCTION COMPlETE HOME IMPROVEMEN TS 75132 733-0050 Kitchens Room Additions Bathrooms Desks Family Rooms Roofing TIM MULCARE. 70, OWNER Phone 242-3111 CHARLES BURTSCHY FLORIST INC. Over Sixty Years in Business 5823 Vine 5L. Elmwood Place Cincinnati, Ohio 45216 MURDOCK SUPPLY CO. 2488 River Road Cincinnati, Ohio 45204 471-7700 INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES AUTO ELECTRIC John A. Kuechly PRESIDENT IOZEO CHESTER ROAD CINCINNATI. OHIO 45215 513f771-8000 E AN 521 -8833 I J CQIRNELIIUS REAL ESTATE I 7600 HAMILTON AVE. JOE BETZ AND SONS REUPHOLSTERING 1801 Dallas Avenue 522-2200 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 286 THE MADEL CLUB St. Bernard7s Newest Wometfs Club LUKEN2S Paint and Body 719 W. Wyoming Ave. Cincinnati, Ohio 45215 761-2940 WALTER ST. CLAIR SON Roofing And Sheet Metal Work - 4717 Vine St. Cincinnati, Ohio Harry St. Clair, Prop. 641-3265 ST. BERNARD EAGLES 4179 1 162 t j - SUNDERHA US Est: AUTO BODY REPAIR EAGLE ASENSZUREICK 7501 Forest Avenue Wm MT. HEALTHY '8 :513; 522-6685 52 864A ma J. JERRY SUNDERHA us, :62 . J 2 r Ebmplimt'ents of i. I - compliments of Melvm J Hubel' INDROLECT 00., INC. Plumbmg 8: Heating 500 Worthington Ave. 821-4788 742-3892 . We can provide any service you would receive in an Doctor+s emergency room, without Care W the long wait. Immediate lab results. of Tri-County mom mamas 5 mm cm LIFE THREATENING EMERGENCIES SHOULD GO TO A HOSPITAL. . MedicaIlSurgical Care ' Physical Exams k-ax 0 Minor Trauma ' Lacerations $3, KEMPER no '3ng 0 Work Related Injuries 0 X-Ray Faciiities 3: 0 Complete Lab Facilities 0 CHOICE CARE Accepted :- Mo '5 1 g E 0 We Welcome New Panents and Famlhes walk 1n 5mm .' 155 NORTHLAND BLVD No Appointment Necessary E! V 7 Day a Weekl365 Days a Year 1 Monday thru Sunday 8:00 ham. to 10:00 p.m. - 0 Referral to Medical 6: Dental Specialists . - . MoulorCcud SHARON RD. . ti 1 225 Priscilla Bakery CAKES 8: BAKERY GOODS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 4818 Vine Street ST. BERNARD 641-1 595 Family Den n'stry Dr. Robert j. Rothan DDS. 944 Hempstead Dr. Cincinnati, Ohio 45231 521 - 7250 49 $5236: x6043 Casual Fare Elegant Dinners Imaginative lunches, brunches 8r. banquet menus 6210 Hlmlllon M. i K-1Ruflg3i. 7 , m 12 blnquet room: X A 14 f F - Video Flicks 4728 Vine Street St. Bernard. Ohio JERRY 8x DONNA ROBERTS 242-7333 GARY WAHOFF, INC. MASONRY CONTRACTOR RESTORATION 8i REPAIR SPECIALISTS 5646 Wayside Ave. Cincinnati, Ohio 45230 733-5854 BRIGHT'S s u A o a s THE VALLEY BLIND DOCTOR MINI-VENETIAN BLINDS AND SHADES VERTICAL BLINDS - MADE TO ORDER ALL WORK GUARANTEED REPAiRS Lockland-Cinci. 45215 CALL 1 9720 N. Wayne Ave. $26 Clifton Office 2915 Clifton Ave. 872-2051 anary Care 8. Specialnes Springdalc Oche 375 Glensprings Dr 851-9000 Family Practice 8 Pediatrics Kenwood Ollice 8245 NonhCreek Dr, Primary Care 745-4700 I Group Health 'Assomates Hyde Park OHice 2324 Madison Rd OBIGYN 84 PedlanlCS GHA Eye Care Services Springdale 851-4805 745-4766 871-1818 Kenwood Cherry Grove omce 463 Ohio Pk 528-1871 Farmly Practice 8 Dermatology ' The Science of Medicine With The Art of Caring R- B- GENERAL.ELECTRIC Appliances - T.V. - Microwave Ovens Central Air Conditioning And Heating ' Heat Pumps Electronic Air Cleaners Humidifiers 9347 Montgomery Road 79l-7800 MONTGOMERY. OHIO FOR EMERGENC Y 24 HOUR SERVICE ON HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING, CALI. . . . 79I-7800 227 BEECHKNOLL RETIREMENT CENTERS A Place For Living11 BEECHKNOLL WOODS INDEPENDENT LIVING BEECHKNOLL TERRACE ASSISTED LIVING 65 50 Hamilton Ave. 522-5516 GREETINGS AND GIFT CAROLYN DOERFLEIN 4726 Vine Street NORTHWEST . . . Cincinnati, Ohio 45217 FLOORING CARDS, GIFTS, BALLOONS, WEDDING you With saVngS INVITATIONS 1806 W. Galbraith Rd. 729-5100 1928 JEWELRY 223 ST. CLAIR ELECTRONICS 4553 Vine St. St. Bernard, Ohio I 641-1616 PO. Box 11013 Cincinnati. Ohio 45211 DOES IT ALL... I513J 367-2151 LINDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES - Rental Tools 8c Rigging Equipment - Fasteners 81 Industrial Supplies 229 ST. LEO CHURCH EURMOUNT Celebrating 100 Years 1886-1986 COMPLIMENTS OF j. 8: R. COORDINATING SERVICES, INC. 11386 KARY LN. CINCINNATI, OHIO 45240 MATT VOLLMAR 1985 TIM U RMSTON 1986 ANDY VOLLMAR 1987 Live as long as you may, the first twenty years are the longest of your life? SOUTHEY M.E. HEUCK CO. r - CRAYCROF T PHOTOGRAPHY WEDDING CANDIDS 8i VIDEO FAMILY PORTRAITS - PROMS - SPECIAL EVENTS Prices To Fit Your Budget 878 Oakfield Ave 541-2525 Wm. 8M6? kwglcrs 7618 Hamiltm ,AUC'. Mt. flealtltg Club 45237 521'6654 A . 0 WM x... J - CENTRAL TV SERVICE SALES SERVICE DISCOUNT RECORDS - TAPES 1 681-3031 I 4144 Hamilton Ave. NORTHSIDE DECKS FAMI LY ROOMS ELECTRICAL KITCHENS. BATHROOMS CUSTOM CERAMIC TILE S 8 R CONSTRUCTION CO. COMPLETE REMODELING SERVICE COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENTML 43a; STEVE LEONARD RON GARRETT 421-8958. Clifton BONDED LISCENSED PLUMBER ESTIMATES GIVEN FF Fidelity Federal SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION DOWNTOWN 631 Walnut St. 45202 NORWOOD Montgomery 8L Sherman Ave. 45212 HARTWELL-WYOMING 8434 Vine St. 45216 H! NB M EM BER FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK SYSTEM hvur Kmmp luxurrd In SJIIJMMI 231 THE VILLA GE GREEN Florist and Gift Shop PROM C ORSA GES 85 I-5030 Delivery Service lower level 37 Eswin Ave. Greenhills Shopping Center CONVENIENT 232 BEST WISHES SPARTANS FROM THE NICK MUNAFO FAMILY SCHAEPER'S NORTHSIDE PHARMACY RICHARD A. SCHAEPER, H.PH. GERALD T. SCHAEPER, H.PH. 4187 HAMILTON AVE. 15131541-0354 CINCINNATI, OHIO 45223 the church 01 $ 5t.Jol1n Ncumann .yr x 1 ' 12191 Mill Roaa Cincinnati, ohio45z+o 742-0955 I T .7 - I Hegb 8; Kramer Ashbrock PP lances Radio T.V. since 1946 4 40 years strong GUARANTEED LOWEST 203 w. Benson St. PRICES APPLIANCES, TV, VIDEO Mt. Healthy 521-9446 READING, OHIO 45215 554-0564 1009 ff rs n Av . , Regedir; ghio e LEFTY S EDGEMO T TAVER SCHMIDTS N. N l. 1400 Sectlon Rd. qua IIY meats ' SANDWICHES . SOUPS . CATERING FOR ALL OCCASIONS DRINKS PARTY TRAY? CANAPE A Friendly Place TO OWNER: JERRY NIEHAUS, 362 Meet Your Friends Sz Neighbors We care for and about people C LOVERNOOK NURSING HOME 7025 CLOVERNOOWCINCINNATI. OHIO 522-2033 THE PAVILION At Clovernook a3; 3 An ASSIsted Ltvmg Care Center g- -63.9 .9 35 3553 .5 Ev 233' 41m If you can dream - and not make dreams your master: If you can think - and not lake thoughts your aim, If you can meet with triumph and disaster And treat those two imposters just the same; If you can bear to hear the truth you've spoken Twisted by knaves to make a trap for fools, 0r watch the things you gave your life to, broken, And stoop and build'em up with worn-out tools; If you can fill the unforgiving minute With sixty second? worth of distance run: Yours is the earth and everything that's in it, and - which is more - you?! be a Man, my son! - Rudyard Kipling compliments of ROBERT A. RINGGENBERG, 3.5., 0.0.5., INC. 8474 Wintan Road Cincinnati, Ohio 45231 le 931-2351 J ORAL REHABILITATION GENERAL DENTISTRY Ix CHARLIE COBB'S MT. LOOKOUT CAR CARE CENTER COMPLETE AUTO SERVICE CENTER PHONE: 871-0502 3151 LINWOOD ROAD CINCINNATI. OHIO 45208 OUR MECHANICS ARE CERTIFIED BY AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE EXCELLENCE GREG '73 JIM '80 STEVEN 183 BRIAN '86 - .-i u compliments of THE DURAMETALLIC CORPORATION 4866 Duff Drive Cincinnati, Ohio 45 246 5130 874-6990 Mechanical Seals for the Process Industries Worldwide q $$x . 3W 4': - ,7 L , S? It. 3:311 gV I a'sx Cam 521-7962. 2b x BITTMAN 5 522-2080 7 College mu Florist S 38586 pmrgNgo-u mm: :21? :3.:.::.1:?3:;30.m, U83 TBS In ta - .7 7- ETZEP'LJNC , am 5 $ 6 i3 a $ q$$g$x$$$$$ gt QV $ Q $$w$ . q$$g$$909$ From Frlends Q Q $$r$$$ of Roger Bacon High School Lacher Sons Inc. Quality Printing Services Complete Commercial Printing Services: 0 CATALOGS C BROCHURES 0 PROPOSAL FOLDERS O NEWSLETTERS I ADVERTISING LITERATURE 0 FOUR-COLOR PRINTING O TYPESEITIHG. DESIGN 8 ARTWORK 21 East 73rd Street 0 Cincinnati, Ohio 45216 0 821-2275 I Serving Cincinnati For Over 65 Years HOURS OF OPERATION MonsThurg 11 AM- 1 AM Fri. and Sat. 11 AM- 2 AM Sunday 4 PM-ll PM ST. BERNARD TAX SERVICE r 4512 Vine St. 242-3822 Gan. 24th-April 1500 Opening january 24th 1987 'NEW AND EXPANDED HOURS MON.-WED.-FRI, 12:00 PM: TO 9:00 P.M. TUES-THUR. 5:00 RM. TO 9:00 PM. SATURDAY 8:00 AM: TO 9:00 RM. 0 FREE PARKING ACROSS THE STREET ,K CLIFFS PHARMACY Pharmex Drugs Inc. 961-0535 439 Melish Ave. Cincinnati, Ohio 45229 k J CONGRATULA TIONS SENIORS from E VERRE TT RUCKER DAVE MEINRR R 0 R0 0. Class Of 1960 STA TE FA RM r INSURA NCE Suite 3 05 gentry N 252355 480 Vine Street 5!. Bernard. Ohio 45217 KENWGESB$RFQegzms ?;g: M 0'33: mMjgg $831, THFCENTREa 60?: Kmsucu Ts oHnaCu myShun pmng I netll Squa 'Phon 772- 33:00 242 88,, OPEN DAILY 10 AM- 9 :30 PM-SATURDAV1D AM- 7 PM- -SUNDAY 12 NOON - 5 PM - 237' .A FRIEND . A LOT OF SERVICE FOR YOUR MONEY Stop running all over town to take care of your financial business. Visit us for any of your financial needs. I Longnterm Savings Investments 0 Short-lerm Savings Investments 0 Home Loans 0 Consumer Loans 0 Checking with Interest Accounts 0 Home Improvement Loans 0 Home Equity Loam Giving you :he most for your money is why we're here. Stop in soon for complete details of all our services. EOUll WSW LENDER 867-1856 513 Hamilton, Ohio 4501 2 William E. Fister ATTORNEY AT LAW GENERAL PRACTICE SERVING HAMILTON, BUTLER, WARREN, 8c CLERMONT COUNTIES William E. Fister, 573 330 Dollar Federal Bldg. 4921 VII! STREET snappy lube 8990 Winton Rd. Cincinnati, Ohio 4523 1 Mitchell Pharmacy 3 8 5 8 4 WINTON ROAD Minton And Hempstead2 5 2 2 - 1 4 5 0 Or ESWIN 8: ENDICOTT 7Greenhills Shopping Center? 8 2 5 - 9 'I 0 0 Pozzi Windows Of Cincinnati 605 Northland Blvd. Cincinnati, Ohio 45240 i; INSTALLATION BY 7 RON MILLER POZZ I 242-6572 WOOD WINDOWS G WOOD DOORS TELEPHONE: 522-2020 goyce L14. qupfea, ED. 9. 5. OFFICE HOURS IY APPOINTIIFNT 9134 WINTON ROAD CINCINNATI. OHIO 4523! Carthage Quality Cleaners 7034 Vine St. 761-0476 Covedale Quality Cleaners 5243 Glenway Ave. 471-7799 FRED C. BLA UT STEVE '75 DAVE '78 DAN '79 MIKE '88 NOONAN LANDSCAPING 1820 Adams Rd. MT. HEALTHY Rob Taormina Sudi Mohan H 5 2 1 -8060 CARPET VINYL TILE wooo FLOORS CARPET CLEANING CLARENCE GREENE FLOOR COVERING COMPANY TELEPHONE 5133 281-0146 3832 EDGEHILL PLACE CINCINNATI, OHIO 45229 Tom Westendorf, ,71 Paul Jeff, '79 Greg Westendorf, 774 Bob Westendorf, '77 Jack Jail, '79 Bill Jeff, '81 Tom Jan, 785 Don Beck, ,81 WYOMING m-ms ZBQL Perry Wm mmimmsmmg 541-5151 Repairing and refinishing porcelain fixture. since 1964 All work guaranteed Licensed Day Care Center 33 Clay Street St. Bernard, Ohlo 242-2651 E .: -. 1 ....-. . .I Compliments Of The Franciscans CORPUS CHRISTI PARISH Stautberg Insurance Associa tes, Inc. St. Bernard Square 242-6300 BAKER Y 1 run m .l m ow. r o smmn 15:: MAIN OFFICE 541-1453 - Bumwoad 1U: Hw r n; www - Springdnlr auu -.- rr-NJ nu: rpm - Erldnrluu-u 550-! Ms-vm- Au 571 MW . Faldmd wgr. 1:...1 . AAHNJ - legah mm .mr .x - x- H-u-m. Chttlal Im m-umr Au e-MWM 'WelllmHllllflnlu u mun... Uhmw I l CHAMPION ETERNAL ELRIC KINSLAYER 2! STORMBR'INGER INC. 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OHIO 45014 FAIRFIELD, OHIO 45014 compliments of FIRST SAFETY BANK 490 1 Vine Street St. Bernard, Ohio 45217 compliments of THE IMWALLE MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME St. Bernard, Ohio 641-3434 Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of 1986 IE THE PROGRESSIVE CITIZENS CLUB -I BOEHM4S DELICATESSEN 4302 Sullivan Ave. St. Bernard 242-0574 OHIO LOTTO GROCERIES SNACKS POPS STATE MINIMUM WINE 8: BEER COLDEST BEER IN TOWN Today,s 8z Yesterdays 4370 Vine Street ST. BERNARD 242-3373 UNIQUE GIFTS Crystal Dolls, Old 8: New Lace Curtains, Lamps, Tables And Much More TUESDAY-FRIDAY 11 AM-6 PM SATURDAY 11 AM-4 PM CLOSED SUNDAY 8c MONDAY HUMBERTS MEATS 91 S9 Winton Rd. FINEST QUALITY SINCE 1964 PARTY TRAYS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 951-3324 I24 Congratulations Class of 1986 ST. 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LAMARRE, jR., D.D.S:9 INC. 771-0167 D-N-P LAWN SERVICE COMPLETE LAWN AND LANDSCAPING SERVICE CALL 863-0864 FOR F REE ESTIMATE PAUL DENNING OWNER1MANAGER Koehler Graphics Inc. 0 COMM ERCIAL PRINTING 1 Color thru 4 Color Process Letterpress Die Cutting and Numbering 0 GRAPHIC DESIGN SERVICES Advertising Art Illustration Typesetting STOP BY AND VISIT OUR NEW LOCATION AT THE CORNER OF I-71 AND DANA AVE. Cliff Koehler-174 3710 Floral Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio 45212 151 31 351 -4400 THANKS FOR A GREAT SEASON GOOD LUCK IN THE FUTURE . Love, Tina D. 151 W McMillan 5! Open Sunday at UC Closed Monday 281- 3600 11am to 9:30pm Originalviennese Hungarian, American Cookery Superb Cocktails Chicken Paprikosh and Fine Wines Hungarian Gaufash Pcrfccr Centre! European Sauerbraren I Pomm Pancakes Cuisine 11 Varieties of Sdmr'rzel Weiner Schnitzef Homemade Desserrs WILLIAM H. WINDHOLTZ, '52 247 248 CHIN DYNASTY RESTAURANT Chinese Food With A Different Slant COCKTAILS FINE DINING CATERING SPECIALIST PROMPT DELIVERY SERVICE 5 MINUTES FROM CLIFTON 4609 Vine Street St. Bernard 641-2888 We never forgot what a restaurant ought to be! SPONSORS Thompson Enterprises Susan and Charles Stolz Rita and Bob Brinkmeyer Dr. and Mrs. CD. Dillard Bill Brandt John Ludwig In Memoriam: Robert I. Holthaus, '66 I put rhythm in the Body Bacon - S.K.S 249 250 Debbie Haeufle, 1975 Paula 0Haeufle7 Dzlech, '72 Barb 'Haeufld Torbeck, '70 joan Urierscm Haeufle, '47 john Haeufle,'78 Jerry Swift, Class of 1987 Mark Koehler, '89 Zix Family, '72, '75, 2000, 2002 john Luken, '79 Dan Miller, '68 William Hoffbauer Chris H0ffbauer,'89 Diana Pfeiffer, 1963 Wilbur Pfeiffer, 1962 Susann Rozum, '86 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Rozum Adolf Baur, CIO '86, CCL Forever! Dr. Kenneth DJ. Weber George and Gail Stegeman,'60 The Hubers from ND.H2 Good Luck RB, Mrs. Betty Lipps Go Get 'em, RB Band, G. Gels, '89 Nancy Endres Hoffbauer,'67 PATRONS William Allen Hoffbauer, '88 Mike Wood, 1985 jerry and Tracy Noonan Kristy Schnetzer, Class of '91 Jerry and Linda Schnetzer Virgil and Kay Schnetzer Wanda jewell, '62 Tammy Jewell, '89 Tom Wood, 1979 Mr. and Mrs. john Schwallie Mr. and Mrs. james j. Carroll Amy Bello, OLA Class of '83 Peg and Bob Belle Edward T. Runnebaum. '39 Paul G. Runnebaum, '83 Marge Schultz Runnebaum, '47 Mrs. John I. StoIz Marc Heuck, '87 - It was Decent! Mr. and Mrs. William Bobanich Mags, '91, and Mo, '94 Emily M. Stolz Melba Vollner Doellman, Class of '34 BUSINESS PATRONS Doll House Restaurant 5917 Hamilton Ave. 542-2555 Paul E. Lukey, Attorney at Law 1553 Cedar Ave. 591-0224 Dale W. Klocke, Attorney at Law 5908 Hamilton Ave. College Hill 541-4058 Demetrio's Restaurant 5922112 Hamilton Ave. 542-8077 Seymour Shell 9 Seymour Carthage 948-9835 Hoffmann Sausage Co., Inc 2905 Jessamine St. Cincinnati, Ohio 45225 Henry Kismet Monuments 604 E. Ross Ave. 242-2245 Buckeye Catering Corp. 2922 Colerain Ave. 542-8905 Best in the Midwest Perky Meats .. . ,. .. . 9 . Fairfield 'lex z n- x , 5K , Old-fashioned Quality J y'Xf'XXJXf Schweitzer's Garage 4648 Burr Oak St. Winton Place 542-3009 Bill Macht Sells Cars at Northland Porsche Audi Len's Inn 7348 Hamilton Ave. Mt. Healthy AUTOGRAPHS SE. Anita Brelage Ms. Dolores Herbe A rose between two thorns, said Mr. Lamb. Hail And F arewell Fr. Matt Hollin Ms. Jacquie Peters The TROUBADOUR Staff wishes to thank the fol- lowing people for their support and help throughout this year: Mr. Ron Lamb, Business Manager Mr. Jim Swedenburg, Baconian Adviser Mr. Swedenburgs radio Ms. Monica Mitchell Mr. Charles Grosser, Dean of Students Mr. Charlie Miller, American Yearbook Company Mr. Pat McKenrick, Pat McKenrick Photography, Inc. The Staff of Executive Lab Mr. Jerry Gold and Mr. Gary Brenner, Executive Studio Roger Bacmfs tremendous secretary staff Roger Bacorfs Students, staff, and faculty THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT! 253 DEDICATED TO. . . To the indefatigable woman who has guided, inspired, and properly motivated her students, Mrs. Pat McKinney, we dedicate the 1986 TROUBADOUR. During the past 22 years, her entire professional career, Mrs. McKinney has enthusiastically served the students of Roger Bacon and Our Lady of Angels High Schools. A social studies teacher during the school day, she has spent countless hours outside class time in the additional roles of senior class moderator, graduation coordinator, dance moderator, and even golf coach. Firm but fair, Mrs. McKinney has displayed a sensitivity to the needs of all people around her regardless of their ages. She has earned the respeCt of students and staff alike for her skills and dedication. Once Mrs. McKinney has taken on a task, she has given it her all to ensure its Success. Although a busy teaching schedule and related activities have absorbed most of her day, she has unselfishly devoted time to the needs and happiness of others. She and her husband, Gerry, have been foster patents to a troubled boy from a local orphanage and have welcomed into their home a student from South Africa. Mrs. McKinney has served her community well as a member and offiCer of the Greenhills Women's Club. We are grateful for the guidance, insPiration, and motivation she has given her students. She has aided them in making decisions so they are now better prepared to take on the added reaponsibilities that come with adulthood. We wish her many more years to stand before the students of Roger Bacon as a shining example of Christian womanhood. - Sister Anita Brelage, O.S.F. 254jDediCation DedicatioanSS James F. Geets, Layout Editors. Paul Burns, Copy Editor. 256iEditors' Page THE EDITORS SPEAK FE: t James D.M. Fistet, Managing Editor. Dear innocent objeCtOts who may be perusing this yearbook, As you casually page through this year's TROUBADOUR y might have noticed something slightly more - slightly mt attiStic, more poetic and even Chaotic and confused; somethi which was not as evident in previous editions. We, James Fisw james Geets, and Paul james Bums were that something. Alt with the inspired 01nd often tongue-tiedy Mt. Hilterbran and vanguard staff we created a unique psychological and liter experience that can only be described as . . . as , . . bizarre! Putting the shovels aside, what we would like to say is that we ti to make this yearbook as interesting and fun as possible for '0 staff and readers. The apparent chaos might have something to with the different styles of out moderators. Mt. Lamb twho tau most of usy had a style that was uniform and cohesive, so w Mr. Hilterbran expressed a desire to try a little more flowing artistic approach, we let our imaginations fly, and they flew II off the handle and out of the ballpark. Nevertheless, we tetai some of Mr. Lamb's conformity and style, so the resulting y! book was a positive blend of both. We sincerely hope that you enjoyed this eccentric and eclt Style, and it was our intention that no one would be offendei our good-natuted satire and humor tor even the covety. Live long and pro: James, James and Jar