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St John Vianney High School - Talon Yearbook (Kirkwood, MO)

 - Class of 1973

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St John Vianney High School - Talon Yearbook (Kirkwood, MO) online collection, 1973 Edition, Cover
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They have exposed themselves to 750 young men each day in the hope that they will gain from what they have done. To praise them would not be enough, for to praise is only to express one's thoughts. But to thank is to express oneis feelings. So, on behalf of the staff of the TALON, along with the students, we wish to dedicate this '73 yearbook and all the work that went into it, to them. We hope that by doing this we may truly say thank you and contin- ually celebrate with them. ITISBITTIR TOLHUACMIII TUMWQK TIINDCES x . Q X NX x x X ' X KN Ni 9 N-xsmwmx X . A x xxx, V 1 See The Sunlight Rise Feel It Touch The Sky - I Q N xi. L XJ I Want To Stay Alive Until The Day Die I Want To Celebrate Every Day! 1 f 'V' fbi? 'ifrv..'5 . ,, , - ff',fRt'Y,'. , b ' t . MT'3w2,.w5s:f3,Mi, K ,,RQfuA UQ' is 1 Pe. N , v!,,-I .. rg- B V Q , -i . ,551 .. L., . . ,. ,.' ' 35 'liij--Q-5: - Q, xx' . ll! ' ff , , S-. . ,. , at - s... inf v-fe' 1 fe- ,Q . . 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X X rx' '-tg X s' X ' -x is X - tX' , :SQ ut X339 Pt' I I lg w Q-.iv X l YI: v-1' r '-1 x Vw ,Q T 'NK 'S' . ,,,Mf'5iQg'vis1 1 I 8.1 ' ' L-want to T Electronics Club Expands I 2 i I li l Brothers Droste and Burkholder introduce the budding scientists to the intricacies of i ii electronic work. l l 1 F , I V I ,A i l lt I I 1 is ri lt l i I I n i l 2,- ' 4 , ff 35 12 l ,lit 1 ,ZW 1' N is N. 4 7 QI' 1 cf 4 Nl.V.P. Michael Chambers receives his award. ur: - --,ga-r:.I-B-q'-:ag-2 FE '5-'I.- ' , -f51i?-T:-Ei fl---- if ,i:i:- fini '- - :IE'E.1':.E.E 3-5 -? ' 7-'ET-il'-E -----4: 5 -35.5-a'::'z avail : 41' 'L ' E ?r'L : '1E,.g, E' 5 'g'-..: .r.1:: F.:'.T-ES 5 ' ffl-1:-,L-lg ELG! ,Eiga FE' t 5 L-3-E-za: Qi i-- .-il I' Where is Steve's megaphone? October 28 On the very next night, the very spirited Griffins gathered for one of their traditional pep rallies. After this loud, but purposeful rally a roaring bonfire was lit. The flames were a mild warning to the Chaminade Flyers of the power of the Griffins. lt was on the next day however, that the real flames erupted. Led by Coach Don Heeb the Vianney Griffins met the undefeated Chaminade. This record was not to last. After a long, hard battle the Griffins won 6-O. All happenings of Homecoming '72 were definite proof that the Griffins of Vianney High School are No. l. These very special days were three to he remembered. 'Vp l ' , K.. X ii Q, x ,S , K f' f . , W , B 1 'Yr- . 144' Eli.- -Qsgf' 'u o 0 :a:o:o:u t at I ': VIANNEY Dan dreams on and on and. . . I' f' 7 'Nha Leach displays his hard-guy look. Bob and Carol, Ted and Alice f . I 1' f' l i , ' Lf, . ss, jf. , Chris displays his Foster Grants and. . .Susie. Crowd packs Griffin Stadium for Viaimey-Chaminade showdown. October 29 1 Masses Unite Students Since Vianney is a Catholic school, it is customary that the student body come together once gt month to celebrate the lfucharist. This year's Masses were truly something to remember. School Masses were held in the gym to eomtnemoratc some special feast ol' the Society ol' Mary, or at holy day ol' obligation or the week of Christian Unity. ln addition to the sehool's chaplains: l-'r, Piekarski, Fr, Mayer and Fr. Tobin. priests from the various parishes around Viamiey were asked to say the mass for the student body. Musie at the Masses was usually provided by the students, with the help ol' Bro. Lootens and Mr. Noble, Preparations for the Mass and the choice ol' themes and readings were handled by the students. All of this made it possible for the students to become participants in the Mass and not just observ- ers. The Masses were just one more way in which the Unity ot' Vianney was expressed and without which the school would be missing something vitally important. pr ll ll t I 5' Dances l l Dances as always were a big hit at Vianney, providing a lot of good music l i to the great'number that attended. The l three major dances of the year were the Back-to-School, the Thanksgiving, and H Winter dances. Besides these and prob- ably more popular with the students were the five soc-hops following various basketball games. t y Not only did the dances add to the QA social life of the student body, but also supplemented the Student Councills in- come. Nearly S2,3O0 was netted during the year as a result ofthe large turnouts l l at all the dances. l l l 'l Vianney rocks on! X l l I Should I or shouldn t P Bartnett goes huntini l N 4 auffi W' if ag. 4 46 - Our main attraction. . .Docl 17 Fine Arts Festival Is Again A Success L... 18 Brian Smith delivers speech at the festival. Oh, that must have hurt! Elll lillill lipigta 5 ,avg :nga l L , ,rv 3 . I MF l iiligxa f 'F-2, vi 1 I ll -ii L28 dll Q Another standing ovation for a fine performance. B. Higgins, J. Jost and Bro. Lootes play some jazz 4' 11 nun -.41 -J Just one display ol' Bro. lichlina mfs art studio. lhrec ol' lht- Ncrinx Thespiuns on stage. Q , , Q l Student Counc1l Natlonal Honor SOCICYY Y 1 .nui :1! 1shll2I F1 .-bling!-xl 19 Superman Is Smashing Success Yianuey is rapidly hecotning known for its excellent stage productions with tlte reptttation ol' its two past very sttccesslttl plays lhe Raintnaker attd You're a Liood Nlan Cltarlie Bi'owit. And, on tlte last ueekend ol' Nlarch of this year, the Yianney stage catne alive once again with the tuusic and laughter of another line play. This years production was Super- tnauf' The direction ot' the play was handled hy Nlr. .lohn Bttreke and the inttsical direction was done by Mr. Steve Nobel, the director ol last year's Charlie Browiif' Superman was a rather large production. so both of these individuals deserve every hit of applause that tlte play received. This applause was also intended for the line actors and actresses ol' Stiperinan. The lead role of Super- ntaniClark Kent was played by Bob Dolan. Toni Wethington gave a metno- rahle pert'orinance as the villain, Dr. Alnier Sedgwick. Tim Dunigan played the part of playboy, Max Mencken. The part of lint Morgan was portrayed by one of Vianney's Student Council officers, Frank Hantak. Last year's Charlie Brown, Len Kopsky played the role of Father Ling. The two fetuale leads were played by Laura Ackeriuann and Cain Wolff. Laura. also a inetnber of last year's cast. played the role of the forlorn lover of Superinan, Lois Lane. Cant, one ol' Vian- ney's Girl Reps, perl'ormed tlte part of Sydttey. Max Mencken's secretary. Greg Chappius was also a member of the cast, playing the role of Perry White and also various others. A special note ol' recognition is de- served by the entire chorus and the Flying Lings. Both of these were impor- tant to the success of the play and were certainly noticeable to all. All of those individuals who did the behind the scenes work also deserve much praise for their effectiveness and hard work. lt is plain to see from the success of Superman that the long hours of work and practice were worth it. But more important, by putting on another success- ful play, Vianney has definitely firmly established itself as a leader in theatrics. It is certain that Vianney students will continue to use and exhibit their acting abilities. 'superman tihscrvcs uhile Dr. Sedgwick discusses some great plan. 20 N L illuk Lois must not be too enthused about Max's singing. The mild-mannered reporter, Clark Kent, get- ting the details of a news scoop. so I o.-N 'FL N o XJ D , q , 2 l. ' gf' fx - , , :M ,fl ' w -.gs 3, -v One of the Flying Lings does his thing. Father Ling gives explanation to Dr. Sedgwick. , . . l D- ,1 ' hi I , Xa I! I X ' v . 1 I C I ...1 -F I The Flying Lings line up for a family portrait. 'I' 1 F.. '... 21 Girl Reps Work With Students For an all boys school such as Vian- ney. there is a definite need to make girls aware ol' what is happening here. This is the purpose ol' Vianney's Girl Representa- tive System. As in past years, area girls schools were invited to send two or three girls to the Girl Rep. gym night, where Vianney guys could get to know each girl. A few days later, one girl from each school represented at the gym night was chosen to he that high school's Girl Rep to Vianncy. Meeting once a week, and under the co-ordination of Tom Seitz, the Girl Reps were given the opportunity to tell Vianney what was going on at their respective schools and exchange ideas for liuture projects with Vianney. At the same time, Tom would inform the girls of Vianney's events and would ask them to spread the word in their schools. The Girl Reps play an important role in all of Vianney's happenings and without their help Vianney's social functions would certainly not be as successful as they have been in the past. Rosanne Suda X w ll Cor Jesu Academy , T , ' U- , i - s f' . 'tl lf' s ay, ,sql 2 1 J , A - ' J ' S H i P ' s Q' Q' v ' ' I Q' X g 5222? Env 'iff' tl'-35 'X I G' ,tix ' i . V I A x h I' A I Azls-Z I' gang Lisa Maret Mary Knoll Sandy Leible Nerinx Hall Notre Dame Rosati-Kain Girl representatives meet with 'I om Scitz, to Z, he brieledk on Vianneyk coming events and V, Q 1 igq' f also to inlorm him ol the various activities l if X r that will take place in their respective schools. ' 22 Jill Marcia St. Elizabethis N: 'xf Q --..-......- , f -4' a 1 r, '1 nfs' , 1 -I' .. A, , gr Q . -..Ld .b K' lx E.. ,fi l 1 -ff?-,Q-,....q IN I ,Kia '- ..',1..'.'Q ag' 2 ' The boys are having their fun, what about us girls? Doc introduces one of the girl reps at the Gym night. DeHiSe LaB3fge St. Josephis I 'Y We I 'V X ' I 4, xx 3 Q: Q X 'su qv- -'. 9 Kriste McGowan Cam Woiff Ursuline Visitation I Winter Carnival One of Vianney's most enjoyable and profitable traditions has become its Win- ter Carnival. The H772-73 Winter Carni- val, held on lfcbruary l7, was definitely one of the best ever, bringing in a profit of nearly 580000. This rather large profit naturally corresponds to many hours of work and planning by both students and faculty members, especially Bro. James Droste, this ycar's carnival faculty moder- ator. This ycar's Winter Carnival saw the return of many ofthe popular and always successful games such as the spear drop, coke poker, and roulette, but there were also many new and profitable games. These included the football toss, putting green, and hockey shoot fsponsored by the hockey team in ease you wondcredl. As has been the custom in past years, the homeroom which brought in the greatest profit in each division received a cash prize. Homeroom projects ranged from a movie to the ever popular balloon shave to a dance in the cafeteria. From the great profit that was made and the many students who enjoyed themselves on this evening, it is easy to see that the 1972-73 Winter Carnival was a smashing success. ,, 'ii 7' sift? 'Q 'iv Q 1 s-T Qg 1 , I E X .,,' g ga- 7, Ugly'-Q F. X, ' 'T if - 3 -, ', , j ,,.,,, p . ii. I xxx F U -ea , e 1 if :wa X if lllfm, , ,xwf ' QM a, if ,gy f- M X X was A t , at P N ., 9 New ,T-'fq K L' Y- l :iQ L 'H ,. mf- at ,QF -1 U V ,A - 5' 7 gg? . 13114 X X Once the weather cleared up, the May Festival again proved to be very successful and enjoyable. The Home and School Association, as it has done in the past, handled the booths and preparations for the festival. In addition to the traditional Ring-toss, hockey shoot, hole-in-one and others, something new was added. May Festival Better Than Ever Instead of a chicken dinner, a steak and potato dinner was offered. Judg- ing from the long lines waiting, the new idea was a tremendous success and delicious. ln the evening, the annual dance was held, featuring j'Festival. All in all, the 1973 May Festival was a grandiose success. The ring-toss. 444 Ili V , fiiisify mis. . .J ' - i A N ' X ox 7 4 4 ' 4 .1 A One of the more popular rides. Swacher handles the goalie chore. Rides are not only for the young! 'Q gi, M' 25 Shortly after the beginning ot' the the school, the Student Council, I f i second semester ot' last year. the slu- etc.. .1 was carefully reviewed and - - . -. . O dem body and llldlllj' were con- evaluated. Alter Vianney had linished . fronted with the idea ot' an NCA this self-evaluation, representatives of ' evaluation. Naturally, not too many the North Central Association fan ac- students knew what this was. Under crediting association for secondary the coordination of Mr. Charles Eisele schools, colleges, and universitiesi and Bro. William Chewning. this NCA came to Vianney to evaluate our self- tNorth Central Associationi evaluation evaluation. During and after the visit was explained as a self-evaluation pro- of these representatives they made cess. by which the school should be- recommendations, criticisms and com- come aware of its strong and weak pliments. Both the self-evaluation and points. The self-evaluation process evaluation of the NCA representatives ltmustbeimerestingi took well over a year of hard work by resulted in Vianney's having a much the administration. faculty. and stu- better understanding of itself. From dent body. Every area of Vianney this understanding, Vianney can and teach academic department, all activi- will work to make itself even more ties. the administrative processes of efficient and effective. NCA committee meets after days visitation. If ,,, , F ,,,j ff .l 1 .5 '1 I l fyqi 1 V -H u .1 ' iii uv -J ' i i?t'3 ill li 5' -'T I1 10' , g .4 ' XI t f' Mt ll i i , 9 : I t I 'fn ,, by J .-1 A, Z ,., ' I 1 7 Q I 1- ao f Q Y 7 N lfr. Wightman takes in Religion class. t l i l The Big 4 of the NGA Work. Committee listens to final report by Bro. Rohde. t l Bro. Noonan's class. I I 5 J H if ... l ' ZZ . 'K' , N I l r ' 1 Y I A I l,' .4 N f I A - 7 1,- s A i l 26 a?d U x Griffin Staff --s S ....L'ia9 The Griffin carried on its tradition as one of the best high school newspapers in the area by virtue of many returning staff members and a number of creative writers. Bro. R. Schrader lent a guiding hand, but the bulk of the work was turned out by the students. Scott Meier in the guise of a mild mannered reporter and his sidekick Oscar Groebl held down the positions of co-editors. Along with them, special editors, Mike Simpson, Tom Moder, Steve Ruzicki and Jim Schmiedeskamp spent many long hours working to make the deadlines in getting out the paper. The paper kept the student body informed of current events and sports around the school. The Griffin, utilized its right of freedom of the press to criticize where criticism was needed, but also tried to print only facts. -- f ,few lx- ' ,J Tom Moder Mike Simpson Scott Meier Oscar Groebl Steve Ruzicki Tim Nobel Jim Schmiedeskamp Ring Day The Juniors, the class of '7-1, passed still another barrier in their four year stay at Vianney by receiving their Junior rings. At this point the Juniors could consider themselves the leaders ot' the school. Having received their rings from Bro. Chewning the Juniors headed home to prepare for the night's activities. The Ring Dance was an excellent conclusion to the day. Everyone present enjoyed the Holland decorations and the appropriate music of Birth. All in all, it was a splendid finale to the ring day and the junior year. did you see that! i ,- lv , 1- VV, F U . 4 ,N L 10 ' :Q X 5 Lf' 'Q :ii ' xx x . ,h 'Q l. I 0 - .ss Q-X' ill ly ' -' a u sl' J g Q i ljil 1 C ll i r' .Y 1 1' A aha! alone at last. 9 I -. , Q- o Q .52 w s.. gf .J l Vwu1v:'f'. 'a Y 1- X in-l- C.12'. l..i. 'Q' ' 4 f ,Oc 4 1 lil ' ti - ' 11' ghsx 4 1 -J,-.- W i 5 , .:.2i'1 I 'U 'Il' 'ig I n-I 'iq Starting already? N ' ' X Q r I Q W .r AJ 1 1 .YQ ji' f' u 'A ' A 4 f fl 'f rw:- Boy, was that fun! Gra na uses instructions. Juniors marathon dance. 29 Home And School Association .1 1 P Mr Joe Bublis president Mrs Adele Zeiser, vice-presidentgMrs. Mary Masterson recording secretary Mrs Mary Lou Borzillo corresponding secretary and Mr. Paul Ahillen, treasurer. This year's Home and School Association's variety show, Fun Cityw had to be the best of its three presentations. The show packed the house all three nights. Fun Cityi' consisted of the singing, dancing and comedy of Vianney's Faculty and parents. All of this talent was directed by Mrs. Terry Ott and the music was provided by Bro. Harold Lootens. Everything about Fun Cityn from the dancing to the directing was excellent and made for an evening well spent. 1 if J? Miiffv Q , .ir s.'4. 5, fm --:.a t . .- N - -' H34 xl: I 1ln!l!-LJ II ' 311 Ill aw 4.3 li -Inq. ,Q I 5' M 1 A . ,-A w ' 'W 1 I w X V -I ' ' as 1 .. fv g1sQ.A 1' ,, I P !V,lRqxv .DQ Sw? 2,-.112-fw w , . we iw- ga ZC1'i, we mf' I f-.nfkngya-- - ' N ..f,1,, , mf ' ' 'Z 275511 3 v 1 1foR 2 968125 Bro. Paul O. Zeis, S.M.'I' Yfqtlzg -I 513+ . -fix Q 16,1 A 91 Q fr' - ' I 'Q 1. -5.0 Q I I. m.fma+wMfss 1 , 1 f .afar . :vii .4 is ,. if VTQJJQX I .0 19 1 -A. 2 ' l'Q.':VA 'I' NK g! 'l'f . Q V 0 I 1 lx N Q.Xx,x . ,N 'iff'z?,-ff qw .' Msn L R- TPI - fjtti' TJ! Q:fs'i?': .fl ff INR I pf as Ng 'Q 'M .vf 3 , hfxgmfh ' Q. ' . ,Y .Y 'N 0 ,. Q 7' - 5 f R I ,-ffl! , ,5 D 'Al 5 , es-iw-mf' Q, -e ' 1 . ' s - 4 P J eg. , ' -, hs? '-rn -,lf . , , s to .. , I' .I if ,E ,X f','flu' sim.. '?5?NMw'f'5' u ' 4 I 'i f f U J '69, Bt, -v15T 'u'y Bvt :u sy I V ,, 5 lp ,. .. J 7 n'r..' .Q 'UI ,Q .1 w' Mi fx' 'fi' sPoRTs , age . s' . . See the sunlight rise, feel it togch the sky ' I want to stay aliv? grjtil the day.I die. Q, Q 1 ' , ' ' U u , 5. , 'n . '- y X ' 0 v'I-s' N , l. 4 Y I . . x . X ' I Q Q H 0,5 . N 1 . .x , , N .Q -,xx 7 ',y xt. 'ff' ,,'u '- P Fall Sports Well the Vianney Griffins opened their l'772 season with several question marks, the most notable one heing this year's offense's lack of depth. However. Vianney showed a hall control offense, and it was an offense which led the area throughout most of the season in points scored. The Griffins finished with a total of 280 points. an average of 28 points per game. compared to the school record of 282 set in l97O. The defense showed it was tough averaging 6.5 points a game while posting six shut-outs tying a mark set by that 1970 team, a squad which finished IO-0. The Griffins opened their season against the Southwest Longhorns. The outcome was . t 4 .ll s Xggv' 9400 ' . l 5 ., 'fs . 1 V Q .il J t . ' . 5-'VA' f ' -favs ' L 5 'T' Shea and Bommer welcome the Flyers. F H ,fin I! in ti qi 'X X in A . , aa' fl E!!-2A '+--1 K .1 I ' 'egg-f Y . .!Qs,,a.t,,, 1, lr. .N. ' A' . 4- A',,.nran- r- 5 v or Q , . ff ' 'fl ' fv- 'V' Q. lk . Q is gyka y bln. V r . '. '-'M-+-1: c 1 x . I U 1 . I' 1. .!1?.1- ' 4 S Q gittjr 1' V u A .. . , - - , . 4,5 ' r , f 1 - t- 1- -sts . ,, 1 . if qi- -ami-fix '- - +- - . M sms - -N -ff .A ., 'J s -' az, , -- ' E-t'. fi r ' xv- Vi- U I Hopfinger kicks Off the ,72 Season Bommer in one of his few appearances. Fitz, lf I had another guard! Westerman checks out his women. Coach Heeb gently offers some advice. 1 '1 Dlx, wi s 'L 0 4 - ,-I. X '-. GRIFFIN3 I L ., , ' ,n:'1. iw... ip ,il V, .K Rothschild plays in the dirt with other Bulldogs. .-my Mo, 1 Q., ,n , ..,, -Q. s -5 nm ly-1 . 31,5 . , , ff '. W... -- -J tv'-n' -.. Chambers, ready to run over another opponent. never in doubt, as Vianney posted its first shut-out 26-0. The Griffins next encounter was with the Celts of JFK. Vianneyis starting unit again did not finish the game as the score mounted 48-0. The third contest was the first home game of the season with DeAndreis bowing to the Black and Gold for three in a row 40-0. Disaster struck in the form of overcon- fidence and turnovers in the fourth game, as the Falcons upset Vianney, 15-10. The Griffins sought revenge the next two weeks, pounding Rosary at home, 42-13 before outscoring cross-town rival Kirk- wood, 31-22. The following game wasjust a warm-up as DuBourg went down with a 43-0 defeat. The stage was set for the biggest game in Vianney's history. Over 4,000 enthusiastic fans crowded Griffin Stadium in great antici- pation. Both squads were equally balanced and impressive in all positions. In the fourth quarter the Griffins finally put together the only successful drive of that overcast Sunday afternoon. Mike Chambers bulled over from one yard out for the game's only points. Mike was named the game's MVP, the Vianney team was honored by KXOK as the Prep Team of the Week. The tremendous spirit and enthusiasm generated at the Homecoming Game was not to be found the following week at Roosevelt Field. The Dragons of St. Mary's accounted for Vianneyis second loss, which cost the Griffins a CAC Co-championship and a potential state play-off berth. The Vianney Golden Griffins finished the season with a fine record of 8 wins and 2 losses, white- washing Mercy 21-0 in their final home game. We will remember defeating two ranked teams, Kirkwood and Chaminade, placing 9 players on the CAC All-Conference teams, and five more on the All-District team. Rich Ott, wife, and child celebrate Cha- Shea tries again and again and. . . The Wild Bunch minade victory. 46h if 1 .Qr' r X ll ' 'A A ' r 'Q S it .- t -if N ', Yqgjqi .' v' 5 f N-t 'ltd f W 5 X4 I 1 F' Ay Q- ' v i'J4 xf I Get off me Tabashf' ' 1 . ',.n.1li+i 1 -1,1 , . ..', N' 1 1 , 1 . A , : . .T -I 7 lt's up, and it hits the goalpost! Wildcats chase down Slyman. 36 ' J.-'--,b-l.-V Vianney's F earsome F oursome 3 .ali--fig 'E Almost doesn't count Jack! rffqf My--, 94. sv... ,N 4' XY an i E A if -9- ---A X High-spirited alumni cheer on Griffs. , , A A 1. 1 x Ott shows his perfect passing form. , L... X ,,anAa.-umm. chi- .jqyagst , , 1 , uso' vi- fy. , L. ,.. 'r..w4sL.,- Jes. ,-kggjip ,X-5 Nj, I -5 , xg . ,ggi 5 .C N , C ' :- f H ,ms ,JPY al l 4. ,g X sxvfi, .5 I t- 1 wg A , V , . I Vi'-: A 'L rp 'XA W9 i Q: -r-.1 x ' ' V X418 I ... .'i4-QW-a. r1Ii 2- f,r4f2'V 'Zi e 19- '- Y r ' .. - ' f f 9. .l. ..en .wa -1 -s , :5L..:. -if ! 2Q5 H Z A , ' Y ' ' Shea throws key block as Bommarito sweeps end. The Big Gold Machine gets ready to mow down Chaminade. 37 Tv . . L -1-'75 ri ,'.- . J' . 5 , . H 1.9, W wap:-4 l? ! v,-l 1 I . 5 A . . 5.x.....- A DC, P , A via 'WSW 'df lfront Row: B. Jansen, W. Bommarito, J. Jost, J. Westerman, R. Winkler, J. Gokin, R. Dolan, W. Higgins, T. Houska, D. Dapron, W. Morris, P. Welker, G. Ott, R. Slyman, R. Suellentrop, S. Louton. Middle Row: J. Zeiser, M. Suellentrop, J. Roeger, P. Lopiccolo, L. Schmidt, J. Shea, W. Hopfinger, C. Bryan, W. Dapron. T. Suter, J. Tabash, M. Hooper, M. Toto, R. Ott, R. Frisch, M. Wilson, mgr. Top Row: Coach Don Heeb, D. Naert, R. Kastan, G. Chambers, C. Blume, R. Webb, T. Fitzgerald, M. Chambers, F. Hantak, S. Rothschild, M. McArthur, K. Karcher, M. Habenstreit, R. Brinson, D. Simorka, J. Leonardelli, Coach Jim Farrell. OFFENSIVE STATISTICS RUSHING Att. Bommarito 130 Slyman 54 Chambers 54 Gokin 27 Tabash 44 Saller 35 Winkler 15 PASSING Att. Ott 124 Winkler 6 REC!-.IVING No. Hantak 20 Gokin 11 Rothschild 8 Roeger 10 Bommarito 6 SCORING T.D. Hopfinger 0 Bommarito 7 Chambers 6 Orr 6 Gokin 5 Tabash 5 Slyman I Saller I Rothschild I Webb l 38 Yds. 805 308 296 260 225 124 71 Comp. 61 2 Yds. 380 152 129 89 56 PAT 28 0 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 Ave. 6.2 5.7 5.5 9.6 5.1 3.6 4.7 Yds. 827 2 Ave. 19.0 13.9 16.1 8.9 9.3 FG 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 DEFENSE STATISTICS TACK LES Shea 50 Brinson 43 Zeiser 31 Hopfinger 29 Chambers G. 28 Tabash 27 Frisch 25 Toro 24 INTERCEPTIONS Tabash 4 Chambers M. 3 Jansen 2 Hopfinger I Roeger 1 Suter 1 Naert 1 Shea 1 1972 Grid Report 8-2 Vianney 26 Southwest Vianney 48 Kennedy Vianney 40 DeAndreis Vianney 10 Aquinas Vianney 42 Rosary Vianney 31 Kirkwood Vianney 43 DuBourg Vianney 6 Chaminade Vianney 13 St. Mary's Vianney 21 Mercy Totals 280 ALL CONFERENCE First Team J. Shea Guard F. Hantak End B. Bommarito Back M. Toro Tackle R. I-'risch End J. Shea L.B. J. Tabash Back B. Hopfinger Kicker J. Shea Punter Second Team R. Ott Quarterback M. Chambers Back M. Chambers End J. Zeiser Tackle T. Suter Center ALL SOUTH DISTRICT First Team F. Hantak End J. Shea Guard J. Tabash Back R. Frisch End B. Hopfinger Kicker Second Team B. Bommarito Back M. Toro Tackle ALL METRO Second Team J. Shea Guard I-'. Hantak End Third Team B. Hopfinger Kicker First Rowl G. Schmidt, D. Mueckl, M. Marshall, S. Emmett, S. Smith, J. Noce, K. Dohle, M. O'Neil1. Second Row: S. Voorhees, D Dannhardt, T. Moder, K. Fete, D. Stieren, M. Braun, P. Smith, R. l-Iennicke. Third Row: M. Jackson, J. Noce, C. Winkelmann, M Mullen, M. Chambers, D. DeSutter, G. Grashoff, D. Pijut. Fourth Row: S. Repp, J. Cejka, M. DiGrazia, D. Colon, G. Zeisler, D. Murphy, J. Saller. Fifth Row: D. Phillips, S. Wood-Smith, J. Ploesser, M. Quirk, G. Seymour, W. Sullivan, P. Iven, C. Hart, J Hoffman, mgr.g Gerald Stevison, coach, Gary Corbin, coach. -iii Vianney Opponent 14 De Smet O 21 Kennedy 6 20 DeAndreis 0 14 Aquinas 6 27 Rosary 0 7 SLUH 14 IO DuBourg O 0 Chaminade 14 , .M-M, 6 St. Maryls 13 mn- - A A 27 Mercy 6 f- yd .- a.s-ewrml -- . ...Fics-as , .f 0' f . --J .'. ' -.A N , ' ' - .4 -- ,ui ' . -, 5 . r 1Wa..e. 1 ' 'I ..-'. 5 'Y f ' L.. rv' ,.' :-5. du ,,. - , V' . 1, ,W up W. . pull .' . ' I N I f-- . --Y Ii I ,. v , - 1 V at ' f',. JF?-5. nn:-1 ' 7 ' ' v Q . at '-f'- 4 ' . we ' ' 'Q' -eu ' 1 ,.l' .. . ' ,ul ' Cr-N , Lad-2'r J, L i C-Team Posts Perfect 6-O Record lfirst Row: J. Fagan, J. Bandy, T. Pullaro, J. Hrdlicka, J. Kastan, W. Schaeffer, T. Sauer. Second Row: W. Lautenschlager, D. Marino, S. Hofmann, R. Dillender. W. Reitz, D. McMullen, T. Patton, M. Cortopassi, M. Bubash. Third Row: M. Albers, P. Porter, J. Randall, J. Wolf, T. Caito, S. Licari, M. Parr, J. Stochl. T. Winkler, R. Winkler. Fourth Row: J. Hilf, C. Powell, K. Brockman, J. Lang, R. Tuholske, T. Matthes, M. Lamping, P. Zeiser, M. Kelly. Fifth Row: T. McVey, mgr., G. Christian, M. Manuel, D. O'Neill, R. Brinson, D. Pijut, S. Hager, D. Suelmann, J. Emmett. Sixth Row: Dennis Ripplinger, coach, T. Sizemore. J. Hoel, J. Hulser, J. Gier, S. Sommer, K. Kruse, D. Hughes, K. Luster, D. Moore, Bro. Richard Schrader, coach. The 1972 Vianney C-Team Eagles showed great promise for the future of Griffin football. Under the coaching of Bro. R. Schrader and Mr. D. Ripplinger the baby Griffs posted an impressive 6-0 record while allowing only 24 points and racking up two shutouts. Defense wasn't all the Eagles displayed. Their offensive team got into the heart of the spotlight by crossing the goal line at an average of 28 points a game and a total of 168 tallies of the year. The little gold machine stormed into the season with very impressive victories over Mercy 36-6 and Kennedy 30-6. The rest of the season these young men simply shot down victim after victim. Through the next three years if they can keep the Griffin spirit alive the future of Griffin football will be as bright as the past. C-Team Grid Report Vianney Vianney Vianney Vianney Vianney Vianney Scoring Kelly Powell Winkler Matthes Bandy Pullaro Randall Rushing Kelly Winkler Pullaro Powell Matthes O'Neil C-Teamer hauls in The Bomb. . , ,'. 36 Mercy 6 A- M ...,. I at i D 30 Kennedy 6 .. .Q--' 'A 5 r P'-I 34 Fox 0 J ' , 'V W. e'y,.. V . ' 2 fv 12 DuBourg 0 29 Chaminade 6 ' J J 1 t w ,-, I, ' Ji 27 St. Mary's 6 Total Pts. ' g ' 48 j . ,Q 26 ' 9 4 '?. 22 4' 1 -J is 22 ' 22 , ' 6 If , 3 Total Yds. - ' QM- s63 ,. , - -. 149 . 'Q f 200 J 1 , ' - Qu ' t 190 I , A 172 '- 'N 5 -'- . 0 Q ,Jr ..l. n P-.U rv i 1 A 44. ' - 464. J. . . 'uf 1. 1 av P . 1, u 1 40 , 4 , .4-.I 1 .1 . ' NL B 8c C Action Shots . v I as MQW? 'WA 5' ' A - , : , Q'-I, ., ,i ui -5- ' Vk'.Q:Q,,.'A ,K 4 rf- X.. . . - ' Lf , X! .RF ' .' 'ug 7, .,.,x 6 i 1 11- ll 0 ' J 1 p , 4 ' 'Wt A - , .f M Y ,Z ff s, , f , 4 -' 'k ' ' . .,.., Q L. . A I ua. ve -4 5 . ' H . ,.,af, 5,1 ,, i. x' , lg-il ,A in r ,fc lr- YJ' . wg' . .- vq .5 1 '- V , ya 'Ffa ' 'i'N,.g4 iH'iffiW'lg . Q, Q ,,i,,,mi A fx! 1 .lg Y, . .1 ' . 4, . - ' ',. nv ' . ' x g.. NA- ' 1 W W E 4 A 'iv ' K U M ' X fm fi , 35 . v ' D - Ig 'I ' I N 1-5 , ., If . , w A 'M QQ A ' ki' - f - f gs' x 43gF-' r ' 'a N- w I 0.1 'fl -ff A x 'QL , ' M 1 ' gvt 3 H Sl .X Ll ki ie' -: Q iuvvx-j.-iff. wh T, A .4.fAh-,.wL,,d,,.,,ff.- , .wdnvf A L ' A' A f ' Vu - .4f14a,,.v- - , wfsfs M -W'--fI,., - 41 xml. 1. - IZA '31 -A ,..--.. ry-W. 'h -1. -. I , 55 --- ' ,H I , fall. C, ., . - f M -.. M'-'Q fr +.-mr: .- ww- --:,.y'..' CAC CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONS 1972 Bottom Row: B. Grashoff. D. Hinkamp, M. Streeter. M. Borzillo, T. Gaffney, G. Zink, G. Franz, J. Garth, D. Wiss, P, Bannes, V. Cunctto, E. lleisehmann. Nliddle Row: C. Ackfeld, mgr., A. Badami. A. Ebert, C. Loyet, C. Hirt, M. lfreese, T. Turner, D. Reitz, R. Abbott, J. Betteken, R. Everding, J. Thurmond, Nlr. Jim John, coach. Top Row: B. Zimmermann, M, Diehl, C. Hellyar. D. Kelley, J. Bannes, S. Leicht, E. Engel, T. Heitert, D. Diehl, M. Krekeler. Nl. Pcrkowski. Coach John humbly accepts C.A.C. Championship. Y- Pvt ul' pxuf Turner amazes crowd with blinding speed. To the victor belong the spoils . The '72 team showed that cross-country is becoming a popular sport at Vianney as they had their biggest and best team in the sport's four year history. The Griffins ran a tough schedule of meets, but the climax of the year was the CAC championship taken at Chaminade. Mark Streeter led Vianney's harriers in all meets throughout the season, but mostly the harriers success came from ruiming as a team. Other outstanding members of this varsity squad were Dennis Hinkamp, Jim Loyet, Dave Kelly, Tony Ebert, Mark Diehl, and lone senior Mike Freese. Coach John came up with a fine team through hard work and long practice. With many returning lettermen and a strong B-team, he can hope for even better performances in the coming year. Fleisehmann strides toward finish in winning form. 9 ,X Zimmermann, exhausted after a long haul. 51 x 9, l Varsity Basketball The H773-7-l version of Vianney basketball was not what it was ex- pected to bc, 17 wins, l-1 lossesl llowcver the varsity cagers did supply the fans with some very exciting bas- ketball. With seniors Mike Chambers, Rick lsaacs and juniors Neil Fiala, Dave Klipsch and others, the Griffins did come in second in the Vianney Tournament. The Griflins also had exciting victories over such teams as Aquinas and DuBourg, 2 of the 4 CAC champs. The Aquinas game which had to be the most exciting game of the season. was a game in which the Griffins applied a delay offense during the entire game and came out on top 39-34 with the high point man being Cliff Albers with I5 points. The high point game of the season came in the DeAndreis game when Mike Chambers pumped in 29 points. The most shocking loss of the season had to be the loss to Kennedy in which the Griffins found themselves Wehrle hits from the outside. k ' 44 5,55 - Q 23 points down at half time, but they battlcd back to within 5 points before finally being stopped. Even though the Griffs had a poor record they were in contention for the CAC title all the way up to the game against St. Mary's. The key to staying in contention had to be the big victories over Aquinas and Chaminade. In the Chaminade game Neil Fiala threw in 23 points and Dave Klipsh added 20 points in the 64-63 victory with Joe Wehrle scoring the winning bucket. On the special team awards, Mike Chambers was voted the MVP and captain of the team. Chambers also was picked to the 2nd team CAC squad. Joe Wehrle was voted the best defensive player while Cliff Albers had the best free throw percentage. In looking to next year, the future does look bright with four juniors, Kurt Wehrsten, Neil Fiala, Dave Klipsch and Cliff Albers, who all saw lots of action during the year, leading the way. x it IZA. fl if lit li Chambers connects for two. Isaacs delivers under pressure. a fl Frisch outjumps Webster. 3 Chambers shoots over his opponent. 2 ,...uull 0 Mb A -on Tie ff :Y ll f :ig Q NN 'S r psf- .4- -1 4 awww fun! , ., The ZIPS at half time. Chambers to Klipsch for two. 'Wai ' -'W Y 'ol ,Q-v ,gi 45 5 1 vt I i Mi, Q XE! . x -11 Q., mg, Us rw: 14 tes'- 5'5- xi Kneeling: R. Isaacs, J. Wehrle, K. Wehrsten, N. Fiala, J. Roeger. Standing: K. McG1ynn, W. Baker, G. Chambers, J. Graf, R. Frisch, M, Chambers, D. Klipsch, Coach J, Boeekmann. Most Valuable: M. Chambers Best Defensive: J. Wehrle Best Free Throw W: C. Albers Most Improved: D. Klipsch Captain: M. Chambers OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS M. Chambers R. Frisch C. Albers DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS M. Chambers R. Frisch C. Albers MOST ASSISTS N. Fiala M. Chambers R. Isaacs fi? FREE THROWS C. Albers M. Chambers R. Isaacs MOST STEALS M. Chambers N. Fiala R. Frisch TOTAL POINTS NI. Chambers N. I-'iala R. Isaacs 46 82 62 47 120 101 61 85 47 32 59 56 53 29 24 24 289 208 I 63 Vianney Opponents 60 DeSmet 73 9656 Webster 44 '49 Normandy 53 50 Kirkwood 88 58 Mercy 55 58 St. Mary's 52 c57 Mercy 68 54 DeAndreis 58 63 DuBourg 58 68 Fox 56 59 S.L.U.H. 76 1:47 Cleveland 60 62 J.F. Kennedy 69 64 Chaminade 63 57 Rosary 63 39 Aquinas 33 56 Chaminade 76 60 St. Mary's 66 40 C.B.C. 74 48 DuBourg 59 x52 Kirkwood 79 iklndieates tournament games Coach Jim John, M. Lux, S. Voorhees, D. Metzler, M. Newport, M. Schwartz, T. Hirlinger, G. Grashoff, D. Hass, T. O'Brien, D. Kadlec, R. Paradoski, P. Lyons, B. Kelly, D. Colon, J. Althoff, C. Ackfeld, mgr. Vianney Opponent 47 DeSmet 58 35 Crystal City 33 44 Lindbergh 58 45 Kirkwood 37 48 Mercy 52 34 St. Mary's 44 51 DeAndreis 52 48 DuBourg 38 54 Fox 48 51 SLUH 50 64 Chaminade 47 65 DeAndreis 56 48 Kennedy 44 54 Chaminade 33 57 Rosary 31 52 Aquinas 45 65 Chaminade 45 4l St. Mary's 38 41 C.B.C. 38 49 DuBourg 34 .y41.wlf A2-1 ef J. Vianncy Opponent 46 46 40 42 50 53 63 50 53 48 56 53 40 46 Mercy St. Mary's DuBourg Aquinas SLUH Chaminade Kennedy DuBourg Kennedy Rosary DeSmet St. Mary's DeSmet Crestview Front Row: K. Brockmann, M. Dreyer, J. Suelmann, K. Schnurbusch, R. Fiala, W. Manuel, D. Schweppe Middle Row: J. Bandy, D. O'Nei1l, R. Winkler, R. Scalfano, A. Jennewein, K. Kastan, T. Sauer. Back Row: Coach Larry Intramurals ? . 1 J l1 F1 ' i QT 'V L ,- '1 Watch the form! -rl bfi, If arm Vianney's representative in the MYBA tournament. Kiechlin, most improved bowler: Rapisardo, high averageg McDermott, high three and Goergen, high single. 48 4 - rr' if Action on the lanes. l' Face-off. Mr. Patti, intramurals director, Watches over the hockey match. - K SQ ' ' WS-B' n ' ' ' 3 - . - I ,,,' -r gp. Nof Urnnnqg I 'T as 0' V, ann Q 'Q -7 ' W5 wxo, ,anfllq 1- eva v e' qi' Y:-MWA' .. nf I ,Q ' . I' 4 V x 4 I , If H xxx X Soccer Team Breaks Even ,,c' :N-, .-as pl .,, .fl 1 4 .'--ig' 5.40- , -0 A e',,.z'Q. r-e .3' .P f .' - W: I L- 430:16 'ggyxr ,rw- QI. If-'Tx .'-f-'hu f - Hp' 1- ll . ' Q. - - . Q. . 0. - ,, N ... f-' . ,124 ' ' - , an - ,. 4--- ., 0 .. .Q q' -J, f V- - out l . M- ff W' ,,.rw- N ' .n B-lim, Y, - 4 haw: ,,...-1. P---'Lim Q xg. ,h i ' 's4,r.. .,--.A.,..vf., 5' , . 'V i 1'-'- ' ., .... 1 4 - 'vu 'EE 1' A w M., , 'nr ' . 35- ,w g-'H D g.,.J N M - 'Gr-Zf..n- ' ol' .- TI lx ' ,,,:. at - - -Ac A '.' - 4. A. B A MF - , fb 'z ' ag, I v . - QM- ' I ' 'T , .',4,l A-' gil S AY X l u Q f JT I 'K' 3-S1 Q T ' A ' ', . sv Y-. , - - . ' if 'Ll 2 'u -p-A .Q V .A , . , f 1 - -'Q 1 - rw '-V'-'. N- v 9 A .5 . . . 045-' W :lea '-1. I -s,,m.- 901-11-new-..n .. -9- 5...- - 59:13 4 'Q - ---5 Q 06 .1-,v . -. Q' , ,lg -r ' .,,',--s.,--..1w ,V ,.-- 4' 43 .tb-r-?'f 3'-T' ' ' , '-li ' , ,, ' -19.1.3 - filo! 1 -- y I 1- ' .Ln-M2 xi 'Q '- .vs 'J' I 'DQ' . r . ' :Nr yy' I , - '-Ili, S347 - ff- 49 . . . - fy- ? Q, L 'M .-'o 'bv 'A 1 in Varsity Wrestling A Success '-sly ix ,fn W1 If Kneeling: R. Grbac, T. Fitzgerald, J. Gokin, T. Tulley, M. Pizzella, K. Wilson, R. Abbott, J. Schmitt, R. Pizzella, S. Sauer, Suellentrop, D. Abbott. Second Row: T. O'Connell, M. Powers, M. Stochl, G. Franz, S. Louton, T. Suda, J. Shamroe, C. Schildz, Jansen, Third Row: A. Badami, mgr.gT. Ward, D. Barnidge, R. Brinson, M. Zahn, J. Dwyer, Coach .lim Farrell. ,Xl -if H 50 Q ?Lx - f-A N . s-N49 sm' swf, Y QCIPVA 9 Q, . Quad: lf QEQMJQ. H, ammus .cm s. FIWFFJNS f GMRS' l Front Row: M. McArthur, J. Saller, J. Noce, J. Bauer, M. Marshall, R. Schmitt. Middle Row: B. Zimmermann, J. Bosch, G. Franz, S. Leicht, G. Zeisler. Back Row: P. LoPiccolo, trainerg J. Tangaro, T. Lonergan, J. Wohlgemuth, J. Kane, J. Noce. B 8: C Wrestling First Row: D. O'Neill, J, Garth, M. Matteuzzi, D. Kimmich, J. Mee, S. Hoffman, K. McGartland, K. Orr, V. Cunetto. Second Row: J. Johnson, J. Stochl, T. Wilhelmus, F. Monaco, A. Lachenicht, R. Chappuis, M. Pounds. Third Row: C. Hirt, M. Guthrie, E. Luecke, G. Glassl. Fourth Row: T. Gentry, J. Groebl, W. Kupferer, G. Gable. Fifth Row: D. Bosch, T. Mulligan, B. Slattery, R. Vandas. Sixth Row: Bro. J. Burkholder, coach: S. Smith, mgr.g J. Holleman. f 5 I 1 1 -so 'f 51 Baseball Is Best Ever The 1973 baseball team proved to be the best ever at Vianney. With strong pitching from K. McGrath, R. Ott and P. Mulligan, and good hitting. the Griffins ended with a l-7 record, placing 2nd in the CAC. The Griffins started slowly, losing 2 out of 3, then went on to win 4 straight, taking the Brentwood tourney. This was the lst baseball trophy ever won by Vianney. ln the tourney, the Griffins defeated Maplewood 6-3 and Brentwood 9-O. The latter game played in a drizzle. In CAC competition, the Griffins were in lst place until the final game, losing a heart-breaker to St. Mary's I-0, the CAC co-champ with Aquinas. Augustinian transfer, K. McGrath won 5 with an ERA of 0.76. J. Wehrle led the hitters with a .369. J. Tabash was the Griffins captain. Seven players were named on CAC all-confer- ence teams. 'itu- . ,Q .1 . 'Q 0- - -f- lifbmbd. .y. l-nui.!'P--- .- in N ' , ,.v' ,- . T - rxfgfly Q , T 'V' 'he-'iq--In 4 -4 .,-Iflf 'ra'1w' 1 - ' ' Y ' Q Q- --we .Q Q W L' .,-,I 1- ' 15. ,A 5 hh 'ina' 1 4 Thiel e 5 - .I ,',v n . rilapjt s -in-. at Jig- , - Q -' 'V r 52 .I Iii . f I Kneeling: K. Repp, C. Powell, S. Wood-Smith, D. Murphy, J. Gokin, T. Pullaro, B. Slyman, R. Fiala, J. Wehrle, D. Dillender, M. McMullen, scorekeeper. Standing: Coach J. Boeckman, J. Tabash, M. Kelly, R. Suellentrop, K. McGrath, S. Baker, F. Hantak, W. Hopfinger, N. Fiala, T. Sauer, D. Klipsch, R. Winkler, J. Graf, P. Mulligan, J. Hrdlicka, mgr.g J. Franzetta, mgr. Vranney Vranney Vranney Vranney Vranney Vranney Vranney Vranney Vranney Vranney Vranney Vranney Vranney Vranney Vranney Vranney Vianney Vranney Vranney GAMES DeSmet Krrkwood Southwest DeAndrers Maplewood Brentwood Aquinas Rosary Lutheran South S L U H DuBourg Valley Park Aff ton Chamrnade Affton Bayless Mercy Valley Park Kennedy Vranney 'State Game St Mary S Statrstrcs Hits Wehrle 24 Hopfrnger Slyman 19 Runs Scored Slyman 17 Frala 14 Hopfrnger 12 RBI s Hopfmger 18 Wehrle Frala 8 RA McGrath O 76 WINS McGrath 5 CAC Conference lst team K McGrath P R Slyman OF 2nd team N Frala 2b J Wehrle ss J Gokm of Honorable Mention W Hopfrnger c W' U' -t5 '5 nk 'Um J 1 Hmmm- 53 ' 3 5 , h ' 4 ' 2 ' 19 , ' 2 7 3 ' IO ' 0 Z , ' ' 6 3 , . 9 0 . . . . 7 . 5 . . ' 1 4 ' : , ' . 2 O . ' 9 .... 8 10 . .. K ' 14 l ' K ' 8 3 E I 1 4 ' ' 4 7 . . ' 2 ' 1 : f ' 1 Qt 4, ' 5 0 B ' 9 0 . 6 0 .. , . ' 2 8 L- ' 0 . ' 1 ' '- 5 , XJ: f as A, r' . . rid? , ' l - . f F: ' 'Q - 4 jf?-fi . ifgfg if-rt ,tgffpg j .Tift 1 11 . M .W-iff' C QAW' f' tt't ,!4f'v'!s-l, '5T-i V4'4:f'ig i .lf , ,E 35441 v M - ' . - 'Q V5.4 ' A 'if ' J A -. . af A l?r:.ff...sf4f..1...-- . . Varsity Track I-im Ron: C. Schildz, T. Reitz, S. Purk, J. Betteken, S. Smid, D. Hinkamp, J. Kelly, J. Loyet. Second Row: J. Bannes, A. Becker, T. Houska, T. Bosslet Nl. Lux, B. Purk, C. Blume, K. Karcher, K. Slattery. Third Row: K. Brown, S. Melsheimer, C. Schaeffer, B. Fechner, T. Heumann, J. Rice, J. Bartnett, J Shea. S. Rothschild. Fourth Row: Coach Jim Farrell, J. Glaser, mgr.g G. Basler, mgr.g J. Hoffmann, mgr.g Coach Don Heeb. 7 11-1 Pi t 521. 1. T ',Q't', WN? 15 Tyylfilgf I , - ' Xmbgm 10.5 X - M . . ,115 v n .1 W.. 'r X 5' X 'X ' . , ' 0 if Lu , 'f' X .S F q,X:gxH,ff , ,. f-to ' - WILL' . 1 cmrrms 4 Q V ummm , J 5'n.f'i 'I V - 0 - . K an A.. X I ?. V V 1 P' . , F: v Q --f.t,,. ' Ti r.: ,I . I 15 I , il a 'L,- ,Cie dt gs, ' J, . K I I 'I . 5. .... ul' Vu. v7 llhfli. Ms g Xe. .Q a-.58 . WZ' First Row: S. Melsheimer, G. Withrow, E. Engel, D. Mueckl, S. Purk, C. Schaeffer, M. McArthur, M. Lux. Second Row: T. Turner, C. Voigt, S. Leicht, B. Kelly, R. Grashoff, A. Ebert, J. Noce. Third Row: M. Borzillo, B. Zimmermann, D. Reitz, R. Everding, M. Vandas, M. Hebenstreit, J. Saller. Fourth Row: J. Wenger, M. Braun, T. Essmeyer, C. Clegg, R. Schmitz, G. Krebs, W. Frein, M. Krekeler. Top: Coach Don Heeb, Coach Jim Farrell. B 8: C Track First Row: R. Ott, S. Dierkes, T. Matthes, R. Gettner, K. Schnurbusch, S. Licari, D. Wiss, R. Perry, M. Siebert, K. Luster. Second Row: D. Haupt, T. Lange, M. Albers, F. Monaco, R. Kemp, T. Winkler, C. Hellyar, B. Smith, J. Ortmeyer, K. Brockman. Third Row: Coach Bob Taylor, C. Wiedner, M. Suda, J. Gier, R. Dobberstein, T. Kuc, J. Segbers, G. Zink, S. Brueckner. Fourth Row: M. O'Neill, J. Schaeffer, R. Vandas, G. Wegener, T. lmnan, J. McKenna, M. Grace, W. Reitz. Fifth Row: S. Stilinovic, K. Desrosiers, C. Eichner, J. Lang, S. Kleffner, R. Winkler. Sixth Row: Coach Johnson, M. Bubash, M. Dreyer, D. Marino, R. Brinson, G. Christian, J. Emmett. Seventh Row: D. Reitz, mgr.gCoach Dennis Ripplinger, C. Hart, D. Brown, T. Fagan J. Holleman, Coach Bro. Richard Schrader. 55 x 1' 1173 . J' 2 ,M U my Q A fe x N Y, ,v Afg ' ' .: . - J- 'ig.? - rf ' + 1 4 rf-'lf'-1'1,'. .- . f -- . .4 ' ab N1 ,-.AJ Iygy-,.. f. ..- 1, , . - . vf ' vi. ,,wk .. W2 5'-1 ff '. :--f'. N'- A 1' :X-Tp gf,..,455x7P ' J' 19:1-ffwl-f if ' P, Y 4, .-u-.v'-an Y F Q' fx' Q F 1. I, ' - VT' 1 - - . f .. A ' av fa H f Xa. ,n Ja. 'I PY , ,, ,W 1 K ' Administration hui Bro. William Chewning, S.M. Principal Faculty Council Home Sr School Association Mrs. Louise Exler Mrs. Ann Settich School Secretary Business Office Secretary 58 af' 1-ur Mr. Patrick Pilch Assistant Principal Faculty Council Religion 3 Bro. Robert Hatesohl S.M. Business Manager Bookstore Z5 ' Tj .xv ' Bro. Cletus Behlmann S.M. Mr. Jerry Boeckman Art, 1, 2, 3, 4 Biology Rooster Gallery Physical Education Fine Arts Co-ordinator Varsity Basketball Bro. Josegh Conradtz S.M. Librarian Varsity Baseball Mr. Gary Corbin Biology Photography Club B-Team Football new-,....,, JV was Qfmliiar'-L ' Q w 4- A51 fl' ' A g- Mr. John Burcke English 1 Humanities Dramatics Speech Faculty Bro. James Droste S.M. Physics Religion 1 Jin., 'hu sheer WN Bro. James Burkholder, S.M. Physical Science Religion 1 Freshman Wrestling Bro. James Ebbesmeyer, S.M. Maintenance 'frwqq fin' Mr. Charles Eisele Drama-lfilm lfaculty Council Mr. Lawrence Furrer Algebra l Geometry Mr. Robert Hagen x.,'. i, fs-s.- AHWC 1, 2 Bro. Francis Haug, S.M. I1-u. English 2, 4 ,av vs- Algebra l School Publicity C ' 5- Y 'VN 1 We 'th A 'wx Us' Q-.,' is-is srzism di' Mr. James lfarrell Engineering Drawing Physical Education Guidance Varsity Wrestling Varsity lfootball Varsity Track Bro. Norbert Grass S.M. Guidance Director Golf Coach Student Assistance Hockey Coach Bro. John Hamman S.M English 4 Faculty Council Chairman English Dept. Mr. Don Heeb Athletic Director Physical Education Varsity Football Varsity Track lla 5 T P 1 l lj I 4 J i L 5 4 i l I I 1 l l l 4 4 1 I l Mr. Robert Hoffmann International Problems AHWC 2 Soccer Coach Chairman Social Studies Mr. James John Calculus Algebra-Trig Faculty Council Cross Country B-Basketball Track Coach Bro. Kenneth Kehm S.M. Building Maintenance Grounds Maintenance Bro. Frank Lange, S.M. Librarian y'1 'M 7M fi. ff' Mr. Frank Hunter AHWC 1, 2 M 11. ,rv-a M f I N 'L V5 ,f l '1 f Vk 'll 'V W,-Q Bro. Norbert Karpfinger, S.M Director of Community I Analysis Home 8t School Association Proctors Student Court Bro. John Kurz S.M. Typing A, B Bookkeeping W, I W Bro. Earl Leistikow, S.M. French 1, 2, 3, 4 ' Chairman Language Dept. National Honor Society Gold 8t Black Circle Awards Bro. Harold Lootens, S.M. Religion l Guidance Vocation Co-ordinator kv ' Q Rev. Roland Mayer, S.M. Religi0l1 3, 4 Bro. Patrick Noonan S.M Student Help Club Mr. Stephen Nobel Religion 2 Chaplain Band Student Council Y' 9 Bro. Darrel Ochoa S.M. Spanish l, 2 Cheerleaders Spirit Club I4 Mr. Gary Patti Contemporary Issues AHWC l Intramurals -'Lid Rev. Alphonse Piekarski, S.M. Algeb ra-Trig Geometry Yearbook Bowling Chaplain Mr. Dennis Ripplinger English 1, 2 C Team Football Speech Rev. George Scherrer, S.M. Chaplain Mission Collection , . x is Mr. Robert Taylor Religion 3, 4 fxx, Bro. Paul Schneider, S.M. Spanish 3, 4 Bro. Richard Schrader S.M. English 2 School Paper C Football Mr. Gerry Stevison Spanish 1 English 1 B Team Football 1' ' ,r M, I 4W uups QSM, ,S 'wi Mr. Ronald Tibbles Rev. James Tobin S.M. Bro. Joseph Towers, S M Business Law Religion 3, 4 Religion 2, 3 Typing A, B Speech C Team Basketball .4-.f- M- - 15 w 'Y Lx 'hrfrzzr Mr. Michael Villa Bro. Ronald Weiss, S.M. Bro. Victor Winkler, S.M. AHWC 1, 2 Building Maintenance Homeroom 106 B Basketball Grounds Maintenance Chemistry Chairman Science Department Faculty In Action 1?-k WD ll , 5.- v 'X' ! 1 ' 1 l Ti-F 'I ll T 7' -.. f N 1. 5Qv' , 3 1 l Mr. Harold Alferman Building Maintenance Grounds Maintenance Mrs. Helen Decker If ,., Y T' Mrs. Helen Bauer Mrs. Lucille Knapko Cafeteria 81 Maintenance 'lf -Q. P -4 'X ' Q X L N 'ii ft ff' f 5 ,K x a.'-'-M Tv'-v Mrs. Gladys Curran Mrs. Virginia Schuchard Cafeteria manager , - -, s , N n - . Iv ip 1 f ' f , F ' -3 'ui' hiv vf Q, 'A fi , q 1 -sf. .5-. if . 1 11 J 1 'F .. 1, 113 'JH '. ,Jil O T. '1 Homeroom 111 Q . - 43, . ' J 33- .QL f xt - x 1 Q. I Z- v. Z-'V 'ur - U. - - ' if F J 3 - f' Y R' fe 1. . 1 .I e 5 A 1 in x 1 ' I X I ' J AUX' . v 1' 1' 1 Q . I url' lf ! E If in A .gm 5 Q -.1-' ..- ,fl rz .Tis r 4 1 L fb.. -Z. 1, x '- 4 . , -- lxf A M. Albers J. Asp B. Berger R. Brinson M. Burns V, Cunetto R. Dobberstein G. Faller D. Fortune T. Gaffney J. Gier T. Griffin C. Hart J. Hilf J. Holleman J. Johnson R. Kiechlin T. Kuc W. Lautenschlager M. Manuel T. McVey J. Meyer J. Ortmeyer R. Perry T. Pullaro W. Reitz J. Salaxano K. Schnurbusch M. Siebert S. Smith i J. Suelmann R. Tuholske J. Walker C. Weidner R. Winkler D. Young Freshmen hi' R. Agne T. Block K. Brockman T. Casso P. Curtin J. Dolan R. Fiala G. Franz D. Galaske G. Glassl J. Groebl D. Haupt C. Hirt H. Hrdlicka G. Karcher D. Kimmick W. Kupferer D. Leach D. Marino J. Miller T. Mulligan W. Nobel W. Ostendorf D. Pijut Quint Repp U Sandweg Schwab ,Kiwi 7 iii Q, -0 N X ' X? ' K 1 . -w D . 14' Y QL Q' .Q--Q fl Sf ,A SX .T:u,,1 K an -- ' ' ' , A , ' 293: . , . J -: A-Nb, UKSA XQEEAG 1 ' tgif Homeroom l L si, 112 5 W A W W, i t 1 1 in , vm 9. .Q 7? N Swat tu . 4 I .f Lf -af , x :tg Q Y , all , 1 .eva F' A Q' ,f 1 1 1 EXC V 1-65' P' -vv . ,- T F ' QC V 1 ' ' ' ' I' Il ff A Wilcox Wlnkler Zelser Homeroom 113 .is Ni. t. rs M1 'r in W' Lf ! ' .Af it 1 5. Nix, L. ,.. ,, m .ga :Lv In I A J ' A - - . Q . . X H A J H ff or ,, 4. J . -. Q -- . , . VIS , Q - - ,.,l X . , -- ,ld Q ' vs A7 G IM? rv '25 ,J , .,'.QA.. . H51 1 ' .4 ' HA A H X 'x' ' rv -vi 5 v W lf 9 J Wxldensen E Wlmchel 4, ' ' I - .2 . . I' S 5 N' S. Zeller AJ J ' ' 5. A M. Ancel D. Bosch C. Brockmeier B. Cassani G. Christian M. DeRousse M. Dreyer J. Flach J. Frazzetta J. Garth M. Grace S. Gruener J. Hediger J. Hoel D. Hughes J. Kastan E. Kinghorn A. Lachenicht S. Licari M. Mateuzzi K. Miller M. Murphy J. Obermeier S. Ott P, Porter J. Randall M. Reyering T. Sauer D. Schweppe T. Sizemore S. Stilinovic J. Weber C. Appelhans M, Bower D. Brown J. Caito T. Connor K. Desrosiers C. Eichner E. Fleischmann E. Fuchs T. Gaskill M. Green M. Guthrie C. Hellyar J. Hof J. Hulser K. Kastan S. Kleffner M. Lamping E. Luecke T. Matthes K. McGartland F. Monaco D. O'Nei1l M. Parr M. Pounds D. Rein S. Rohde R. Scalfano J. Segbers B. Slattery J. Stochl J. Thurmond J. Weber T. Wilhelmus D. Wiss G. Zink af -.,X1.f.L .-Lziffag' 'f Homeroom 114 mm MQ ff! -I N1 I ,vw A QA '1 5 .'- .3 r ,ge if RU .N 0 W J x. .- f M 1, 4 J . A fJ xA i f -M fox 5 e I 4'-F, U W1 ,- lvl H i .I Homeroom 123 t Qi 5 . A lg A LA , I in .' J. Bandy T. Bradley S. Brickner T. Caito M. Cortopassi R. Dillender J. Emmett P. Fleming G. Gable T. Gentry S. Hager D. Hesse ef e',. . f l-.gf 5 in ' ' ' . elly e W R. Krassinger ,1fLang 4 K. Luster 63, Magxrer -.w- -19-,4 1. 4 4 uf I. 5 f ' X - ,m ' ' V x ' u 2 3.53-.,, l ff' ' ,'5t '. 'i f 2 x izsif X 1555 'X LX 'x 1 Q ' ss .Q .- . M . 'V 9-' . i f? ., :A 5 T H-nh -v, K '13 7 'J wx fi ,EH 6, .fm- Q-pf . .-f. u G-lwf ss a Ve A' ' ' gi , va' - -g., gfzQ ' 'ffl . ug. gif 1 . - 3 gf 'Q '55 V - - . e .sy . am Q - , 4 N'-ir 'Viv' i,','--n 1 fn, , . .' K , i 3: N, e e ,p w e eevi e ., W .,. e, .4 - , , U Q f 01 . - i ' 2W'3fff'5f 9, T143 ' 'WJ' nfl' , . V Vip! S 5 JJ F 35 sl I ', -'H 'gy 1 -4 '- Q uppe 1- tg , I T, i Q Q chaeifel'-'A I .r ' X I 'I heahan ' 1? 5 'z X YI Q I 4 : ' Y' M Smetaf W T Stoops A R Vandas v.a f?':'.4f J, Weber I1 W' lf' ' W.W'lt hy Y B.WEJe:rjf A C- 'tt N V1 in Y 1 X 'xg XXX, . I ,I 11 V' '.,-A7-Z f f3iSmY'.,.fz'?J Qu.. ui Q 01 09 uw T. Bannes Brickey . Bubash M Chappuis Homeroom 124 -1 tr Ur , 4,5- L , 2 , 1 5 ' ' 'hh I' -5.2: - , v Af 4 , snr X V gf Q . Q. Y' x 'AM 'fyl .554 .LQ 5' 1 Na-T, . X ' F? if ' ' ' ' rr A M. Perkowski ,FE G. Preuss Lili 4 5,1 Q 1 'S of 'Q ' all gil 00' Q B.Smith 0 Hi Msuda N9 1 r. Q Q D, Vogt wg 'Q 4 ' Q v ' if - Q ' Q il 4, Q . . G. Wegener 4 ' . Q J. Winkelmann 6 4 9, O ' . f J. Wolf V 0 w it .K - ' + ,.o' A . 3 iff ff fe l m hf V 4 I v -Q. Homeroom 12 5 D. Abcln .J J 5 -' . Q T. Ancel 1 . J-nf 1 ' 4 I . U R. Bartnett Yr' 9 9 , -I 4 'fi' . S. Block ' 1 - Q NA T. Boyer x . 1 l I. L' K. Browning ' ' S. Cornish A I D. Desutter ' x ' S. Emmett T. - ,f K. l-'eta 61 H nr plllt R R. Gilmore U -' . D. Green ' ' ,TZ D. Hass . 1 M. Helberg . f A 1 . R. Hoeflinger ,,, 'ar J. Kane .5 S. King - M. Krekeler A M. Lux A G. Metzler 4 A . V C. Molitor ' X M. Mullen J - ' I ' J . S. Natsch V ei -1 P. Obermeier A G. O'Neill Y . . W lf. Phelan .. , - - R, J fr .. s. Purk R K -' XV- R. Rusbarsky A I V 1 A gf A C. Schaeffer . f 'I lr Q 5 5 1 G. Schmidt X ' I' 7'- .' J. Schott Q 'fb Q. - ' G. Siebert - X-f' W. Strohmeyer If N f 2 ' X A D. Suntrup i f r , P. Venverloh t, J. Wenger J. Wohlgcmuth B. Zimmermann C. Ackfeld R. Argent J. Bauer K. Bokermann M. Braun S. Brundick J. Cejka E. Crane D. Diehl E. Engel W. Frost K. Gleason J. Haukap T. Held J. Hoffman D. Kadlec T. Koebbe ' D. Leahy P. Lyons B. Michniok I J. Morard D. Murphy M. Newport J. Phelan T. Puricelli T. O'Brien R. Ott J. Riemer R. Ruzicka ,, if ' ...4 -r Homeroom 126 .5 U31 .,.. A wr b--f ... ,, 4- X x Hb H Vs .Q . .'?'..! V ' ' 1 5 -Us J ,gf . . X l N , gg. 1 v . - ' if -.f ,-M Sv A IA: vf ' i . J H. ., ,,.- -1 K .I -' ' eqfw- , xxzjlf... Q ' . va.: J ' CK I 'f - . . ' r ' , 5 . A . ' I I . ra 5, if ii if X I ' -1 S. Schott D. Stieren J. Stuckenberg J. Tangaro ..f. Qfffii fi 7 x M f . . ff is f fl' J M W K 5 J X.- -'J x 4F19 1 wh L A '25 J e f f wif. A Q .311 of K .5 V P. Vogt 4' R. Wilbers J J T. Zimmermann f f N I . J Homeroom 127 A A .1 A L L- vs , A mf 1 IFA M tk ,I A 'G. Gorman N gym Q, Y lacfemauav nf K D ,L-... x in 'f 'N M. H8lllS61ffY' I x 3 R.'xHeHiHi4:l6e' 1 , 'ii' 10. Q fl 'XA sL Kelly .Q,, . Kornhardt fws. Leicht ' D X Q. Nggg f, W ' 'W ' Il . 'N' in' .XW D957 W' -sr 'B' myi x M ff- ' la ' ' 'A 'Q i A 9 W-9 R. Houska ' QD. Alessi , -,., -A .agami ,rg enge ' M lfZiu0 ,H kmann E3 . 1 .,,-...X t, 1. 'ul I .A c. 'Q , R- .Q M.Ga1l r 'ak an 3 . an 1' . . df -1-.. , iv? 3 ,-.J X 21' 543 ' -M' ' R. Grana T. Gross , M. Hebenstreit J. Hesse P. Iven D. Keunewfip K. Kovarik. S. Leicht ' M J. Mdrtin K. Mg:Glyn if V. I Q I . TQ Moder R 2'Mueth Q 2 J. Pirez J. Rehagen . 1010312 'Ri' hmifz MAH- 'iff -Mi 1. .,.,l 4 A V ,, ' 5' , ' 1.5 Y' 5, yiaagg .. Sv X y 'Z 7. 4 in ,b 1' 1 i3 : -'I csv- W A vgjlrh. 0 R x if Q., K' 2 A I , H... I ug A '3 . at I .. N . . Q .CX ,J fx T. urner' , A J ' I ar i 7 51 ,bi , , zz, Q .!. ik Q: by D If .6 Homeroom 128 ff V7 x-' ni. N1 I . v .1 'N - , L- ' 477' .M 24 55. 4' Q ,ffl M H0m6r00m 129 Sophomores Q u . 'V vs 1., 0' x. - g - J Y .0 . L x E,,f'p,. 4 ' J IQ 2' X JIN J, A -' wx NV' , .xkj A Q.- - 3 -1 i . i,.,1, - .lv as K , A 'N 'F'7 4A iz: Z7 '- H ,I A! 1 3 , . 1: if A 'lv . . x ,- v v 1 ,, , J 5 x n S , R ,, 1 X., f ' A.- '- . ,-ri 1 ..,. 'I Q J . gf' .A I 1 ' , ' My A CET' 54 ld J Stauder G Streeter D We1l A-l J-T. Av C, A' V X I. M. Vandas G Zensler J. Althof f P. Bannes M. Bless J. Bosch T. Brockmeier D. Colon R. DeRousse A. Ebert W. Fechter J. Gaskill G. Grashoff B. Hagerty T. Heitert T. Hirlinger M. Jackson J. King G. Krebs T. Lonergan S. Melsheimer J. Moellering D. Muich J. Oberkirsch M. O'Malley V. Petrovits J. Ploesser 5. P. Rein R. Ross F. Schmaltz C. Schomber M. Shanahan xv' x 4,1 YS., ! J it 1:55 hffflv' !,+ ' it , u G. Withrow UV M, Here and There 'it' I wonder who she's dancing With. The chess maestros. 54 QQ 'S'- Baby Griffins roll over Fox Junior High. Gokin and date at the dance. Homeroom 105 uniors V-'qui l S..-v gif., Sw...- FQ' I AQ N1coIett1 PIZZCJIH Reitz Sandweg s . x 'X ef 4 M. Tunicliff T. Ward S. Werner E. Wiltsch 4-.N Schilli Schuld Slattery Steinbrueck Suellentrop R. Abbott C. Albers G. Basler C. Blume J. Brickey T. Budde L. Cusunelli J. Duff N. lfiala G. Fuchs J. Gokin R. Grashoff W. Heine D. Hinkamp M. Hooper F. Hughes K. Karcher L. Knickman R. Krodinger J. Loyet C. Manuel J. McDermott J. Milles D. Mullaney R. Acree K. Amsler A. Becker D. Boman S. Briesacker D. Burkhart S. Daniels R. Dohack F. Dwyer P. Flanagan J. Ganofsky B. Goodwin R. Grbac T. Heumann A. Hittler D. I-louska B. Jansen J. Kelly J. Kohler P. Lehmann K. Luecke S. McDonald M. Miller P. Mulligan J. O'Connell T. Patton R. Poepping T. Puricelli J. Rice N. Scalfano 1'-. 'L '- .qifwkw ' 'r v A D+ X P. Schlueter M. Schulte J. Shamroe M. Stochl E. Swederska B. Udasco J. Watts J. Westerman M. Winkler M. Zahn Homeroom 107 .-.Q I5 -F- J X, I.. P' r Q 4 :X I' A 5 in J fc v if H2 4 ,nfl g -, -.1 .-1 6 2 K ,LA fn . R. Van de Riet J. Whatton R. Winkler B. Zoellner J. O'Day J. Pauk M. Rapisardo A. Rohling D. Schafer T. Schmaltz D. Schweitzer J. Shrewsbury D. Stolte J. Swederska J. Adolphson J. Iiannes J. Bettcken 'l'. liosslet R. Brinson M. Cutanzaro D. Dapron R. Dolan J. Effinger T. Fleming J. Geringer G. Gould G. Haas M. Heum M. Hizer T. Houska M. Jennewein S. Kelly K. Kopp J. Leonardelli L. Maxwell T. McDonnell J. Mohan G. Mueller Ahrens Bartnett Birner Braun Brunk Chambers DiGrazia Dmytryk Fechner Frost J Glaser J Graf P Hanneke W Higgins B Hodak Huck Julius Kersting 1 Kovacich Lewa ndowski Machens J May R McMullen J Morgan Nemetz O'I-Ialloran Pauling Power Rehagen Ruckman ,-. Q., L -qv-I K1 ,, N ., D A A rv X M.Schenk f M. Schnurbusch J. Siegfried S. Smid M. Streeter T. Tighe M. Vanost K. Wehrsten W. Weise M. Wittich 'x 1' .C 1 , .1 ,.5f 'viii x Q ,-T . Q Y. fi. Qu., ery M. Suellentrop T. Wagner R. Welsch M. Wilson 7.4 l .A 4. ' I: X f 10' I .-V' ,.. 4' xt, 1 V! AA. l rg K. ! R. Neville P. O'Malley M. Phillips M. Preis P. Reilly P. Saller C. Schildz M Schott D. Simorka D Smith M. Albes R. Bartnett J. Black S. Breight C. Bryan J. Contini M. Diehl L. Dreyer E. Fantroy M. Freese E. Goergen J. Grana M. Hellyar J. Hilf M. Hoffman R. Huelsing M. Kalinowskr D. Klipsch J. Krause S. Louton P. Manning S. McAnally D. Metzger W. Morris a .v , 3.1 l V r. . rf' - , . ff' ' '-X, , T' ' gx- I ir , U fx x' 'Q .L l? ' 5 I -fi - 9 ll 1 Ng' I. 'l '.. S ' . - , , , . . . n 5 '- 4, Q r' .J 'r' ' I 5 N ,-' O, 'QQ -, 1-I ik Y., ' '. . .K . n kit' , 3 . P J ' '.sX.1 'bJ,,?v -21' i A , ' ' K , rl f' HI -... .1 :, .,,,L., ',.,., 'F 1. . l ., P. hh 0 . 4 X '. Egg, 3 ,sg Q, C Er. Il' I - D 5 ' ,. 5 '2 's wi? 5 . n I , Y I' I '--4 W f sf , A MMM rxixi J ',d'51x- ' 'IN 'ik A63 1 HN Daniel J. Abbott David P. Ahillen 'nv' M -A--no ' i 'ir 1' f-'N Uv Daniel L. Albanello Michael K. Amato Stephen G. Anderson Richard L. Anthony Keith F. Armbruster Stephen M. Baker W E' ff' ug.- fi-xl il vii J' A ,. M.. fad Q O . 'O 1' . A A 70S Q1 .qy 3- 'Uh 4- 'R ik :nh ., uc, : vffllff' William T. Baker Thomas W. Bakersmith Daniel J. Barnidge X17 John C. Bartnett Gregory M. Bechel -1 Q IGN. fl D .f I M-0' , Michael G. Berra ,f If in 5 Thomas L. Bauer Stephen Berra M I L! .... ...s Qs' 1-1 3 '., v 4 Q .75-. ,ff 'hu' 35 S 1, lilnfrirv r:l!i:i'Z3 1 1 5? 8 1 T Q ' 2' X 5-3 HH s Patrick J. Berry fs A! hi' ' I James S. Blaha James B. Bokamper mn CL? 1. 'WS -1:13 U X 4 O s 4' 1' wt X. ' pq,- Y' William M. Bommarito Lawrence J. Born Patrick G. Bosch W O lui Christopher Bowe Patrick J. Bradley rl ki? K.-AP' fix, M wxirsrr - 5 an K N Kenneth R. Brandt Kenneth A. Brown Lawrence K. Brunk :Dx me -,mx , in Q. Charles Bublis James J. Burns Bruce M. Chambers Gregory R. Chappuis James W. Checksfield -9-2-L ' 4' 'Ui I , 1 .L lk X Q, N Dx TN :.' Ig that our freak? Thomas D. Croghan Michael G. Dailey li 'R' ffl' Nj' 6 TR q'fAs.-J 'V Michael J. Dailey William G. Dapron Richard F. Dean Thomas M. Degnan Michael O. Diehl James E. D0CIiHi?, 715 1 Q X.. .lf '- .- 'Y ?u' -fv- X -a nn Q '1 .gt-U.:-..-'a' g,.niv,:-.-ot, Ill 'y 'll B L-za- 'w: S' ' v gAln17'Q.1'+ ,', quam fi ' 1 Ov- I fbv ff--'Q r 'X .4 - , V .. we 1 'G , - , 9, 1 ,. .v' if V Joseph L. Dreyer Timothy P. Dunigan Daniel S. Duvall K J l ..Ll 9,4 ,.....4w.. Hi 'in' N . '14, , Q lf- ' x ,I Timothy F. Ehrhart Robert G. Etling Thomas J. Fehrmann Tim0fhY J- Fiflgefald 1 Mark A. Firzwilliam F I I . I -1 l 'i I 'ix I V' .fi 'ir DLA - Vi- ,f. ' .l u -13222255 --234, 1 ,. -11 -ll -. 11' -1---71. ' .- A 'Q n .ugulfjglcfv sl , lk A. Q x x , ll.1u..Zl,x'lc Q n','xx lvbl'r'.Xxllx' 'ly A in li g xlxxllllxlxnxxls iqxlqi -x xxixxxl lx li 4 liqq tuxlxokxhnxlsxxxl QxKx.sl xx ls l X 91 9 2 Pi ani i Terry J. Flach Y Q06 ' Mark C. Frei Michael J. Ginger IF gdb jifhe Q--if 'S . O ra W- M 6 Hug Michael W. Frain Michael G. Freese -'U' 'V Randy A. Frisch Mark E. Gisi Timothy C. Gleason 'vs .'- N. vi 'Vt .H ,f- f 'ff I, V E sf ,, Michael G. Liolom -, Av' X X , Joseph P. Graff Frank Hantak F' 7 i PUR X.-4 'Y Q, T? 1015 jab Q A ,f II I Brian R. Gorla I 1-'fi . ' 5' . A '. 3 L 1 ' ni w gn? ' 21 9 ,iff 1 5 1, I e ,I I R Yi if Oscar J. Groebl Raymond P. Heede 4 ' gf ,ts- ii S- Xi' Edward P. Grace Q.- W.z...,.- if., Q ' : ' 'W ln'N David R. Guth ?'U'i7fx ar- ' Stephen M. I-Iritz Rip 'v----ff K i s '- ' -Q ' . W q . 5 Edward R. Intagliata James J. Jennewein we-rj H . A Q .ih Fran k J. Jost Joseph L, Jost ' V ' L- . 9 V,-wr, . , 1 x 33' .4 A .Q .. iw:- Kevin P. Kane Paul J. Karasek Richard F. Kastan Lawrence J. Kettenbach Steven R. Kinkead Leo J. Knese I v 1 1 af , 'YN -gs ,. J I J F, wg!! If , an N . kj J - 'if Q3 m4:,l., ,J K J 54 I X A J 4 4 is , gr C 6 C I P 4 J J I 1 Gary 'WB G- li' S A. Koch ' x-.H , Yr KK N We ,Q s'f4..wggs.-. jx 'TX OS .1 7 William K. Kreisch Alfred W. Krueger if r 4 rv Gary S. Koebbe JS x 405 Leonard J. Kopsky Steven M. Leach Xl' 5 9 in ,V X ff . . I 'A ' 1 ? l VKKK iq F Xl X' . ' l Stephen K. Krieger Mark W. Leuther ' 119 . 1 I L-- ' ' , . .f 'tg ' XKSC' rv Q, 'L , if. t f 'T Y - v ,. ,, .ffl 1 I W , 1 Q. Xi. Q Xxx 3 nf' IAS' .-Qi I' Q-An. fix- 'Q U5-pr M 13 ' 1 E A X ii.. , Pasquale L. Lopiccolo Timothy B. Lowry Craig G. Loyet iv.-Q. 'QU' ' x , . i ' xx ' x . 1-' it f-Us 'T' Lawrence G. Ludwig Michael K. Lueders Paul D. Mackay Mark J. Maher ff' WW fTT ,. Thomas J. Masterson 418 I Ns . ,5 of X X , 4' , f X ' 'W X7 6 'Xu f!Zf hr? X. ' Ross E. McClain ' 1 . f'f,'-.', F A A 'Q-Alu? ai' 1 1 Y . 4 'Org . A I tbix . s M. 5 ' .. , 1 '4 .vi P' . 1 A A 1 v ' xv' ' ' V AMJ rf! 3' r, gf ,fn Q ,ttf 7 -, . 'url Gregory W. Mehringer 'Ftnv' Kevin E. McGrath Michael J, McGuire F55 BIFN :Qu 'ck-I.x William J. McSorley Robert C. Medjesky Scott T. Meier Richard W. Michniok pn f? ,...,a-9 H Xin' -J' ' l ice W N' ga , 'tbl I -4 fx., x kr,-:Y wr i James J Miller -KW' V 41' 'N Thomas R Moder f ir' N ty, 3 .--vr -va , . X ls: 1 1 : . 1 ' 1 Gregory K. Mueller Richard T. Mullaney Daniel A. Naert Daniel L. Nagel Timothy P. Nobel Michael T. Nuelle ln 'CY -it Cf N..,,,f R-:iii 100 fi . lm gill.. 'V Matthew J. O'Brien - Ala , Z' ,K ! . -' Q '.i f, RN aff.- Y.:- .S 1 1 . .1 ,ig Thomas P. O'Connell . 5' ,y J 'FZ ...A - , . Q L ,,,,.. 'Z ,J 'xx f ,A I M, x I A . Matthew D. O'Neill David G. Orr Richard F. Ott Robert P. Parr Keith F. Picker Michael L. Pizzella 1 ' t ',1'fQi 'ff- ,-nr' -43 Q P ,van A. , 1 ,Ge 'WS- John M. Price If a u 4 Tix. William J. Purk ,er rf' 5 Michael P. Rehagen ig' 'QQ uf Jolm J. Reilly Michael J. Ressel Frederick W. Reyering fb as-. 'vhs Q a Thomas W. Quinn rss Mark E. Richardson X,..4v -uf' WW 10 ox f 'VN ty., X 4.1 Robe if rt I . Ritzie James E. Roeger Stephen J, Rothgchlld V55 z1r'Y' -.gf Thomas C. Ruzicka Stephen M. Ruzycki Donald J. Santen 1 x Y,-.4-7 Paul S. Salarano in f qu V S25 gil --as J WR 3 . ,- ws. f rv! 'WN 5,41 x ff YN '-L Y-ni a,,,4, X Stacy J. Sauer David L. Schiro 'GQ 'lb-s,-Q R' ,QW Wa S Wav- 415. 60' Lester R. Schmidt James G. Schmiedeskamp James M. Schremp Mark W. Schulte Thomas G. Seitz Timothy E. Shanahan 3- 15 ff ,,,,' Ill o Au., .k' .- .i , . 'aw-2 '- Q sv 'adn PAKJQS oo W5 v.. o u o po o o '1 , sf,- XX 1? sl- 9U vim 'A ,,.....Q, ,r'7 Q 1 K li ff PX fx 1' ' John P. Shea 1' 'QR Timothy J. Sheahan IV' fvw bg. . I ff?-w 5.-vi. D -an-ff I I K K-use if , -.4 6x 00 r 1 sf. Robert M. Sherwood David C. Siebert Keith O. Siebert Lawrence J, Siebert Michael D. Simnson Robert Slyman lg, 3--N ...ff 1fT v ,H N AIN an Q- y -as Michael J. Smid N Rf :P .ms Gary M. Struckhoff Donald R. Summers Thomas E. Suter W .ar-x ' as Kevin M. Smith Thomas J. Sontheimer ' if Robert J. Suellentrop Duane Swacker 71 0 , fgbx 60 . K , X 1 7 X f af ft John Tabash Charles Tarantola Brad Taylor ,FS David Thum Bernard Wagner L .3 ffi :rg '9' Michael Toro Randy Webb Gh 'ei S X I '7- - rr' Thomas Tulley fxexl . 'gi -xt..1.i.1l- - 4 i u ln w w l 1 1 P I I ll LQ, if ,K-r Michael Weisbrod J Rh ff' V J, I I n may 1:1 ,1. John Wessel Scott Wingenbach Perry Welker Joseph Wehrle nrt. , '01 fix -.--11,-,r 1:5 'V' Thomas Wethington Daniel Wilson Daniel Yahl James Zeiser 4' 'Yi 797 'Q-sv' 1. Tr' ' Senior Prom-1975 AW--L..-.L I I 108 'UT llll uf -in , f A 7 7 I E X, X a' 'A dig X N I I 531 HT. C 1' gi , .-fn v 5 ' ,- N , 1 -.-,. N 53: in m fl 4, 'K xl K N Q, fx.A'k Y, lul- Class Of '73 Commencement S Michael Simpson Salulalorirm Dr. Orkin, speaker, Bro. Karpfinger, Mr. Bublis, Bro. Noonan, and W. Purk. D I All set to receive their diplomas! i 1 4-B.. ' Q Lawrence Siebert Valedictorian hm 'Pu Bro. W. Chewning, principal, distributing diplomas. Bird's view of the class. 1 H R, l P l Mr. Patrick Pilch Assistant Principal lchhng., , Gold Circle Award Winners L ' S. .R 1 1 f 'Q ' - , ' ' E, ' ' 3 fl!! 'YN , Ill' NR ' X iffx I f A A' 'bl rg Y' y at-lk: ., ,rv Rn... Q Y, - Y.: 11,5 Q 'll - 431 W, Hopfinger 462, J. Shea 624, J. Tabash 462, F. l-lantak 671, D. Naert 397, T. Suter 405, T. Fitzgerald 463, W. Bommarito 450 Griffin Of The Black Circle Winners Year i ll 112 William liomnwrno T. Seitz 401, L. Kopsky 434, W. Purk 455, R. Ott 398. WK' Scholarship Graduates J XI... i X Front Row: J. Shea, M. Ginger, L. Siebert, S. Ruzicki, R. Slyman, W. Hopfinger, K. Smith, J. Burns, D. Ahillen, C. Bowe, O. Groebl. Back Row: T. Fuhrman, M. Chambers, F. l-lantak, D. Orr, T. Tulley, R. Ritzie, R. Webb, T. Suter, J. Tabash, S. Baker. Dave Ahillen Steve Baker Chris Bowe Ken Brown Jim Burns Mike Chambers Tom Fehrmann Randy Frisch Mike Ginger Benedictine College St. Mary's University of Notre Dame Northwestern University Creighton University St. Louis University Washington University Regis College University of Tulsa University of Wyoming University of Missouri, Columbia Iowa State University of Kentucky University of Illinois St. Louis University C.B.C. Memphis University of Missouri, Columbia St. Louis College of Pharmacy University of Missouri, St. Louis Academic Academic Academic Academic Academic Athletic Academic Athletic Academic fab Oscar Groebl Frank llantak Bill Hoptinger Richard Isaacs Ken Kreisch Scot Meier Mike Nuelle Dave Orr Rich Ott Mike Pizzella Bob Ritzie Steve Ruzycki John Shea Larry Siebert Bob Slyman Kevin Smith Tom Suter John Tabash Tom Tulley Randy Webb Tom Wethington Westminster Northeast Missouri State St. Louis University Northwest Missouri State Southwest Missouri State University of Missouri, Columbia Northwest Missouri State Missouri Southern Culver Stockton Missouri Western University of Missouri, St. Louis St. Louis University General Motor's Scholarship St. Maryis University MacMurray College St. Louis College of Pharmacy University of Missouri, Columbia University of Missouri, Rolla Rockhurst College University of Dayton Washington University St. Louis University Charles W. Frees Educational Fund Southwest Missouri State Southeast Missouri State Washington University University of Dayton Three Rivers Junior College Athletic Creighton University, Omaha Northwest Missouri State Northwest Missouri State Southwest Missouri State Northeast Missouri State University of Missouri, Columbia Wichita State University Boston University Webster College Due to the hard work of Oscar Groebl and Neil Fiala, the '73 Talon was able to be printed with a reduced number of pages! Academic Academic Athletic Academic Academic Academic Athletic Academic Evans Caddie Athletic Academic Academic Academic Athletic Academic Athletic Academic Athletic Athletic Evans Caddie Athletic Dramatic Academic SENIOR INDEX DANIEL J. ABBOTT 1653 Beaucaire 822-3809 St. Genevieve du Bois EIectronic's Club 1,2,3,43 NHS 3,43 Spirit Club 2,33 Wrestling 1,2,3,4. DAVID P. Al-IILLEN 11018 Ridge Forest 843-6306 St. Catherine Laboure Cross-Country 23 Honor Roll 1,2,3,43 Intra- murals l,2,3,43 NHS 2,3,43 Spirit Club 1,2,3,43 Track l,2. DANIEL L. ALBANELLO 323 Rockview Drive 892-0043 St. Francis of Assisi Band 2,3,4g Glee Club 43 Honor Roll 1,2. MICHAEL K. AMATO 4519 Burncoate Drive 892-8498 St. Francis of Assisi Band 1,23 Honor Roll 1,23 Intramurals 1,22 Soccer 23 Wrestling 1. STEPHEN G. ANDERSON 10217 Dandridge Drive 843-4900 St. Simon RICHARD L. ANTHONY 7923 Birkenhead Drive 961-8255 Cure of Ars Band 2g Cheerleader 33 Communication Council 43 Honor Roll 1,2,3,43 Intramurals 1,3,43 Newspaper 23 OSA 43 Photography Club 4g YARC 3. KEITH F. ARMBRUSTER 19 Hillard Road 961-0575 Mary Queen of Peace Band 2,3,43 Electronic's Club 1. STEPHEN M. BAKER 10909 Coral Ridge Drive 843-4133 St. Simon Drama 3,43 Football 1,23 Honor Roll 13 Intramurals 1,2,3,43 Library Assistant 13 Newspaper 3,43 NHS 23 Photography Club 4g Spirit Club 3,4Q Track 2,4. WILLIAM T. BAKER 475 Woodlawn Avenue 961-6435 Mary Queen of Peace Baseball 3,42 Basketball 2,3,43 Intramurals 1,2. THOMAS W. BAKERSMITH 6343 Mackenzie Court 832-9111 St. Dominic Savio Honor Roll 1,2,3,43 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. DANIEL J. BARNIDGE 8729 Del Vista 843-95 24 St. Justin Intramurals 1,2,3,43 Wrestling 1,2,3,4. JOHN C. BARTNETT 327 Malone Drive 487-3394 St. Francis of Assisi Golf 2,3,43 Honor Roll 23 Intramurals 1,2,3,4Q Track 1 3 Wrestling 2. THOMAS L. BAUER 8926 Lou Court 843-9466 Our Lady of Providence Intramurals 13 Track 1. GREGORY M. BECHEL 7709 General Sherman Drive 843-1822 Our Lady of Providence Electronic's Club 13 Honor Roll 1,2,3,43 Intramurals 13 Wrestling 1,2. MICHAEL G. BERRA 5052 Valleyrest Court 892-7941 Assumption Honor Roll 1,2,43 Intramurals 1,4. STEPHEN BERRA 5909 Pebble Hill Drive 832-8929 St. Dominic Savio Honor Roll 2g Intramurals 1,2,3,43 Photog- raphy Club 3. PATRICK J. BERRY 7331 Lansdowne 647-0586 St. Michael Honor Roll 1,2,3,43 Intramurals 1,2,3,43 Football 1. JAMES S. BLAHA 4133 Lisieux 892-5157 St. Francis of Assisi Honor Roll 1,2,3,43 Intramurals 1,2,33 Wres- tling 1,2. JAMES B. BOKAMPER 10518 Doe Run Drive 843-1611 St. Catherine Laboure Intramurals 1. WILLIAM M. BOMMARITO 321 West Argonne 966-8280 St. Peter Football 1,2,3,4Q Gold Circle Award3 Hock- ey 1,2,3,43 Honor Roll 1,2,3,43 Help Club 33 Student Council 1,2,3,43 Track Announcer 2,3,4. LAWRENCE J. BORN 5105 Exeter 647-3925 St. Michael Intramurals 3g Track 13Wrestling 2. PATRICK G. BOSCH 8632 Glenwood Drive 843-3092 St. Justin Football 1,2,33 Intramurals 3,43 Wrestling 1,2. CHRISTOPHER BOWE 10843 Three Court Drive 843-2769 St. Simon Communication Committee 43 Football Manager 13 Honor Roll 1,2,3,43 Intramurals 2,3,43 NHS President 43 Proctor3 OSA 43 Student Council 3,42 Wrestling 1,2,3. PATRICK J. BRADLEY 1704 Mary Hubert Court 631-3292 Mary Queen of the Universe Intramurals 1,2,3Q Wrestling 2. KENNETH R. BRANDT 6805 Elm Point Lane 846-9910 St. Francis of Assisi Honor Roll 1,2,33 Intramurals l,2,3. KENNETH A. BROWN 5133 Ivondale Lane 487-2626 St. Margaret Mary Alacoque Basketball 43 Football 1,23 Intramurals 1,2,3,43 Track l,2,3,4. LAWRENCE K. BRUNK 11104 Patsy Drive 892-0084 St. Simon CHARLES BUBLIS 8740 New Hampshire 631-8873 Seven Holy Founders Intramurals 2,3,43 Track 2,3,4. JAMES J. BURNS 1315 West Lockwood 962-9463 Mary Queen of Peace Basketball 23 Honor Roll 1,2,3,43 Football lg Intramurals 2,43 Proctor 4. BRUCE M. CHAMBERS 374 South Taylor 821-2092 St. Peter Basketball 1,2,3,43 Football 1,2,3,4Q Proctor 4. GREGORY R. CHAPPUIS 9663 Yorkshire Estate 842-2830 St. Justin Drama 3g Honor Roll 1,2,3,43 Intramurals 1,2,33 Proctor 43 Speech and Debate 3g Wrestling 1. JAMES W. CHECKSFIELD 131 South Maple 962-8395 Holy Redeemer Intramural 1,23 Spirit Club 13 Track 3g YARC 2. THOMAS D. CROGHAN 11701 Parkshire Drive 843-3671 St. Justin Honor Roll 1,2,43 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. MICHAEL G. DAILEY 10035 South Marlene Drive 638-2345 Seven Holy Founders MICHAEL J. DAILEY 220 South lst Street 257-2001 St. Bridget Football 2,3. WILLIAM G. DAPRON 10752 Faraday Drive 84 3-2484 St. Simon Football 1,2,3,43 Intramurals 23 Wrestling 1,23 RICHARD F. DEAN 58 Summit 961-0751 Holy Redeemer Intramurals 3,4. 115 THOMAS DEGNAN 1736 Ontario 631-5052 Mary Queen of the Universe Art Club 1,233.43 Track l,2,43 Cross Coun- try 2,33 Honor Roll l,2,3,43 NHS 2,3,43 Intramurals l,2,3,4. JAMES DOERING 457 l-'ieldcrest 962-7884 Annunciation Intramurals l,2,3,43 Soccer 23 Honor Roll l,2,3,4. JOSEPH DREYER 10222 Big Bend 822-3364 St. Peter's Intramurals l,2,3,43 Pep Band 1,23 Spirit Club 2: Varsity Band 1,2,33 NHS 2,3,4. TIMOTHY DUNIGAN 343 W. Jackson Road Holy Redeemer Track 13 OSA 43 Honor Roll 43 Yearbook 43 Glee Club 43 Student Help Club 43 Intra- murals l,2,3,4. DANIEL DUVALL 10227 Rahning Drive 842-1526 St. Paul Honor Roll 1,43 Intramurals 1,2,3. TIMOTHY EHRHART 8957 Forestate 843-3872 Seven Holy Founders Wrestling 1,2. GREGORY ETLING 2830 Springridge Dr. 487-4820 St. Margaret Mary Alacoque Intramurals 1,2. THOMAS J. FEHRMANN 6137 Erb Road 846-9591 St. Francis of Assisi Intramurals l,2,3,43 NHS 3,41 Soccer 2,3,43 Honor Roll l,2,3,4. JAMES FITZGERALD 4720 Don Ron Dr. 631-7184 St. George Football l,2,3,43 Wrestling l,2,3,43 Track l,2,3,43 Yearbook 4. MARK FITZWILLIAM 122 Glen Rd. 961-4609 Holy Redeemer MICHAEL FRAIN 715 Dallwood 966-8654 St. Elizabeth Football 2,33 Track 13 Hockey l,2,3,43 Intramurals I,4Q Honor Roll 3,4. MICHAEL FREESE 1454 Royal Springs Dr. 966-6242 Honor Roll 1,23 Intramurals l,2,43 Track I,2,43 Cross Country 2,43 OSA 4g Griffin 43 Talon 43 YARC 2,4. 116 MARK I-'REI 1017 W. Adams 821-1820 St. Peter's Track 13 Wrestling 1,23 E1ectronic's Club 1,3,43 Photography Club 2,3,43 Chess 3. MICHAEL GINGER 2719 Danforth 892-0293 St. Francis of Assisi Intramurals l,2,3,43 Spirit Club 33 Wrestling 23 NHS 3,43 Tutoring 3. MARK GIS1 933 Cleveland Ave. 822-2158 St. Peter's Basketball l,2,3,43 Football 1,23 Track 43 Intramurals 1,23 Band l,2,3,43 Honor Roll 2. TIMOTHY GLEASON 115 Cornelia 962-6316 Mary Queen of Peace Track 13 Intramurals l,2,3,43 Honor Roll 2,3,4. MICHAEL GOLOM 4718 Stanhope 487-1912 Assumption Intramurals 1,2,3,43Schoolpaper 2. BRIAN GORLA 2424 Remington Lane 961-9113 St. Mary Magdalen Cheerleading 3,43 Intramurals l,2,3,43 Hon- or Roll 1,2,43 Baseball 43 Spirit Club 3,43 Band 2,3,4. JOSEPH GRAFF 824 Sanders Dr. 962-0246 St. Elizabeth OSCAR GROEBL 756 Pardella Ave. 631-2470 St. Andrew Schoolpaper 3,43 Honor Roll l,2,3,43 Year- book 43 NHS 43 OSA 43 Student Help Club 3,43 Prom Reporter 4. DAVID R. GUTH 5115 DeVille Ave. 647-8295 St. Michael the Archangel Football 1,2,3Q Intramurals l,2,3,43 Proctor 4. FRANK HANTAK 10818 Antrill Dr. 892-4401 St. Simon Football l,2,3,43 Soccer 1,2,33 Track 13 Baseball 2,33 Spirit Club 3g Art Club 33 Honor Roll l,2,3,43 OSA 3,43 Schoolpaper 4. RAY HEEDE 7022 January 832-3464 St. Raphael Transfer student 4. JOHN HILKENKAMP 10248 Dandridge 843-3937 St. Simon Intramurals l,2,3,43 Honor Roll 2,3. WILLIAM HOPFINGER 7114 Cheshire Lane 843-9318 Cure of Ars Football l,2,3,43 Basketball 1,23 Soccer 3,43 Baseball l,2,3,43 Honor Roll 2,3,43 Year- book 3,43 Gold Circle 4. STEVE HRITZ 10521 Stephenson 843-4605 St. Catherine Laboure Football 1,23 Track 1,23 Intramurals 3. KEVIN J. HYLAND 7217 High St. 645-1991 St. Luke Track 13 Intramurals l,2,3,43 Hockey 4. EDWARD INTAGLIATA 9120 Fox Estates 843-8081 St. Justin Intramurals 1,2,43 Drama 3,43 OSA 43 Year- book 43 Honor Roll 43 Spirit Club 3. RICHARD ISAACS 8821 Paragon Circle 843-6478 Our Lady of Providence Football 13 Basketball 13 Honor Roll l,2,3,43 NHS 2,3,43 Basketball l,2,3,4. JAMES JENNEWEIN 7125 Cheshire 843-2002 Seven Holy Founders Basketball 1,23 Camera Club 43 Schoolpaper 4. FRANK JOST 2700 Stonehurst 487-7027 St. Francis of Assisi Football 2,43 Wrestling 1,23 Drama 3,43 Honor Roll l,2,3,43 Music l,2,3,4. JOSEPH L. JOST III 8844 Laclede St. Rd. 842-1586 Seven Holy Founders Schoolpaper 23 Yearbook 2,33 Spirit Club 2,41 Honor Roll l,2,3,4. KEVIN KANE 7044 Rhodes Ave. 752-3802 St. Dominic Savio Golf 2,3,43 Intramurals 4. PAUL KARASEK 4518 Niagara 487-1690 St. Francis of Assisi Wrestling 23 Intramurals 4. RICK KASTAN 9644 Yorkshire Est. Dr. 842-2063 St. Elizabeth Football 43 Transfer Student. LAWRENCE KETTENBACH 4947 Mt. Royal 487-6247 Assumption Track 13 Hockey 23 Honor Roll 2,3. F STEVE KINKEAD 12547 Glencroft 843-6405 Assumption YARC 25 Intramurals 1,25 Basketball 1. LEO KNESE 149 E. Rose 962-7459 Annunciation Intramurals 1,2,3,45 YARC 2,3,45 Spirit Club 45 Cheerleading 4. GARY KOCH 5245 Ozark Glen Dr. 892-6140 Assumption Intramurals l,2,3,45 Football 1,2. GARY KOEBBE 3212 Ringer Rd. 487-5121 St. Bernadette Wrestling 25 Intramurals 2,3,45 Honor Roll l,2,3,4. LEONARD KOPSKY 223 W. Cedar 961-1924 Holy Redeemer Track 15 Football 25 Soccer 3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 OSA 45 Schoolpaper 45 Yearbook 45 Drama 3,45 Glee Club 4. KENNETH KREISCH 9840 Southwick Dr. 843-3133 Assumption Football 1,25 Wrestling 15 Spirit Club 2,35 NHS 2,3,45 Honor Roll 1. STEPHEN KRIEGER 10928 Juniper Ct. 843-3993 St. Simon Football 1,25 Baseball 25 Honor Roll l,3,45 Intramurals 3,4. ALFRED W. KRUEGER 818 Simmons Ave. 965-8795 St. Peter's Intramurals 1,25 Honor Roll 2,3. STEVE LEACH 10401 Golterman 843-3031 St. Catherine Laboure Football 1,25 Intramurals 1,35 Drama 3,45 Student Help Club 4. MARK LEUTHER 38 Tulip 962-8099 Armunciation Electronics Club 2. PASQUALE LOPICCOLO 4764 Hanover 352-4286 St. George Football l,2,45 Wrestling 1,35 Intramurals 1,3,45 Track 15 Honor Roll 2,3,4. TIMOTHY LOWRY 8829 Rusdon Lane 843-4805 St. Justin Football 1,25 Wrestling 1,25 Track 15 Honor Roll 1. CRAIG LOYET 350 Plant 962-8084 Holy Redeemer Intramurals 1,2,4. LAWRENCE LUDWIG 4828 Hershey Dr. 631-2693 St. George Intramurals l,2,3,45 Wrestling 25 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Yearbook 3. KEVIN LUEDERS 51 Wilshire Terrace 962-4968 Annunciation Intramurals 1,2,45 Wrestling 1,2. PAUL MACKAY 1416 Bali Ct. 822-8263 St. Elizabeth Track 15 Schoolpaper 3,4. MARK J. MAHER 30 Heather Dr. 843-0111 Our Lady of Providence Intramurals 2. THOMAS MASTERSON 8626 Glenwood Dr. 843-4571 St. Justin Intramurals 1,2,3,4. ROSS MCCLAIN 5956 Wells Rd. 843-5187 Mary Mother of the Church Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 2,3,45 Hockey 3. KEVIN McGRATH 9710 Danbury St. Michael Intramurals 45 Soccer 4. 647-0280 MICHAEL McGUIRE 736 Fairview Holy Redeemer Wrestling 25 Intramurals 3,4. 961-8218 WILLIAM J. McSORLEY 225 Spencer Rd. Holy Redeemer Intramurals 1,2,4. 961-6371 ROBERT MEDJESKY 454 Miriam St. Peter's 821-1364 GREGORY MEHRINGER 337 W. Old Watson Rd. Annunciation Track 15Wrestling 25 Intramurals 1,2. 961-8938 RICHARD W. MICHNIOK 1219 Pinetree Lane 961-5084 Annunciation Wrestling 2,3,45 Schoolpaper 45 NHS 45 Golf 4. JAMES MILLER 9751 Cambrook VI3-6939 Seven Holy Founders Augustinian Transfer 4. THOMAS R. MODER 1012 S. Laclede Sta. Rd. 962-5848 Cure of Ars Electronics Club 1,2,3,45 Schoolpaper 2,3,45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Band l,2,3,45 NHS 3,45 Intramurals 152. RICK MULLANEY 95 34 Trinidad Lane 843-9154 St. Catherine Laboure Honor Roll 1,2,3,45Wrestling 25 Intramurals 2. DANIEL NAERT 6754 Bonnie 638-3567 Seven Holy Founders Football 1,2,3,45 Wrestling 152,35 Baseball 2,3,45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Gold Circle Award. DANIEL NAGEL 703 Crompton Ct. WO2-1751 St. Elizabeth Intramurals 1,25 Wrestling 2. TIMOTHY NOBEL 1739 W. Woodbine 821-0492 St. Gerard Majella Football 15 Track 15 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Schoolpaper 3,45 Spirit Club 45 Cheerleader 45 YARC 4. MICHAEL T. NUELLE 1034 Bompart 962-5593 Holy Redeemer Soccer 1,2,3,45 Honor Roll l,2,3,45 Intra- murals 3,4. THOMAS O'CONNELL 6801 Bonnie 631-7897 Wrestling 2,3,45 Golf 3,45 NHS 45 Track 15 Intramurals 1,2. MATTHEW OINEILL 57 Berrywood Dr. 961-8762 Mary Queen of Peace Football 1,25 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. I' DAVID ORR 710 E. Argonne 822-7234 Mary Queen of Peace Drama 1,2,35 Honor Roll 2,3. ROBERT PARR 5022 Fern Hill 842-1054 Assumption Wrestling 25 Camera Club 35 OSA 4. KEITH PICKER 1159 Albany Ct. 961-8913 Amiunciation Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Spirit Club 3,45 Photog- raphy 35 Cheerleader 4. MICHAEL PIZZELLA 740 Don Ron Dr. 631-0716 St. George 117 Wrestling l,2,3,43 Track I3 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4QN1'1S 2,3,43 Intramurals l,2,3,4. MICHAEL PRICE 8739 Grant Rd. Our Lady ol' Providence YARC 13Honor Roll 2,3,4. 845-2515 WILLIAM PURK 5861 Oak Branch St. Simon Football 1,23 Track 1,2,3,4Q Spirit Club 33 Soccer 3,4. 892-4790 THOMAS QUINN 9910 Green Park Rd. 843-3824 St. Simon Intramurals 2,3,4. MICHAEL REHAGEN 4915 Crownover Dr. 487-3443 Assumption Art Club 33 Wrestling 23 NHS 2,3,43 Intra- murals 1,2. JOHN REILLY 423 Seekamp St. Peter's Intramurals 1,23 Track 1. 965-8255 MICHAEL RESSEL 4804 Hursley Dr. Assumption Wrestling 1,23 Track 1,2. 487-5292 FREDERICK W. REYERING 9901 Harwich Dr. 842-0240 St. Justin Football 33 Intramurals 1,2. MARK RICHARDSON 7616 Suffolk 781-8445 SL Justin Electronics Club l,2,3,43 Photo Club 3. JAMES ROEGER 8811 Hemingway Dr. 843-3099 St. Justin Basketball 23 Football 3,4Q Basketball 3,43 Honor Roll 2,3,4. STEPHEN ROTHSCHILD 9400 Tilles Dr. 961-5907 St. Mary Magdalen Football l,2,3,43 Track 1,2. THOMAS RUZICKA 4920 Crownover Dr. 892-4609 Honor Roll l,2,3,43 NHS 3,43 Spirit Club l,2,33 Gold 43 Schoolpaper 23 Wrestling 4. STEPHEN RUZYCKI 5826 Pebble Oak Dr. 487-4265 St. Simon Cheerleader 3,43 Honor Roll l,2,3,43 NHS 43 Spirit Club 3,43 Track 13 Schoolpaper 3,42 Yearbook 3,4. PAUL SALARANO I 392 Beverly Ave. WO 2-3611 118 Mary Queen of Peace Intramurals 1,2,3,4Q Basketball I. DONALD SANTEN 740 E. Jackson Rd. 961-7952 Cure of Ars Intramurals l,2,3,43 Track 1,23 Wrestling 2. STACY SAUER 9822 Sappington Rd. 843-7602 St. Catherine Laboure Football l,2Q Track l,2,3,43 Wrestling 2,3,43 Soccer 43 Intramurals 2,3. DAVID SCHIRO 3418 Lone Elm 892-3586 Precious Blood Football 13 Track 1. LESTER SCHMIDT 4949 Ringer Rd. TW2-4368 St. Margaret Mary Football l,2,3,43 Track 13 Wrestling 1,2,3. JAMES SCHMIEDESKAMP 8 Silver Lane 822-7659 St. Peter's Spirit Club 2,3,43 Schoolpaper 2,3,43 Year- book 3,43 NHS 3,42 Honor Roll l,2,3,4. JAMES SCHREMP 45 39 Green Park Rd. 487-6874 Most Precious Blood MARK SCHULTE 10702 Gail Ct. 843-1480 St. Simon Wrestling 23 Intramurals 2,3,43 Honor Roll 2,3,43 Spirit Club 2. THOMAS SEITZ 8610 S. Laclede Sta. Rd Seven Holy Founders Intramurals l,2,3,43 Yearbook 2,3,43 OSA 3,43 Drama 3,4. 843-4762 TIMOTHY SHANAHAN 7801 Kenridge Lane 961-6409 St. Michael Intramurals 1,23 Soccer 2. JOHN P. SHEA 303 Way 821-1936 St. Peter's Football l,2,3,43 Track l,2,3,43 Soccer 1,2,3,4Q Schoolpaper 4g Yearbook 3,4Q Hon- or Roll 1,23 Spirit Club 33 Drama 3,43GoId Circle 4. TIMOTHY SHEAHAN 10935 Three Court Dr. 843-3609 St. Simon Wrestling 1,2Q Intramurals 1,2,3. DAVID SIEBERT 5180 Ambs Rd. 487-425 3 KEITH SIEBERT 4502 Siebert 638-7683 St. Timothy LAWRENCE SIEBERT 28 Forest Knoll Dr. 343-4088 St. Paul Honor Roll l,2,3,43 Intramurals l,2,3,43 Spirit Club 2,3,43 Cheerleader 43 NHS 3,42 Schoolpaper 23 Football Manager 3. MICHAEL SIMPSON 4821 Overview Ct. 843-4269 Assumption Wrestling 1,2,33 Track 1,23 Spirit Club 3g Schoolpaper 2,3,43 NHS 2,3,43 Honor Roll 1,2,3,43Intramutals 1,2,3,4. ROBERT SLYMAN 7723 Cloverlea Dr. 843-4654 Our Lady of Providence Wrestling 13 Football l,2,3,43 Baseball 3,4. MICHAEL SMID No. 3 Zinzer Ct. 843-9552 Seven Holy Founders Football 1,23 Intramurals l,2,3,43 Yearbook 3,43 Honor Roll l,2,3,43 Globe Reporter 4. KEVIN SMITH 5248 Kings Park Dr. 892-0687 St. Francis of Assisi Intramurals 1,2,3,4Q Honor Roll l,2,3,43 Football Manager 2,33 NHS 3,4. THOMAS SONTHEIMER 9602 Guehring Dr. 892-1652 St. Simon Basketball 13 Track 13 Honor Roll l,2,3,43 Intramurals 2,3. GARY STRUCKHOFF 12163 Cheryl Ct. 843-1544 St. Catherine Laboure Football 1,2. ROBERT SUELLENTROP 8922 Lou Ct. 843-7862 Our Lady of Providence Wrestling l,2,3,43 Track 13 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. DONALD SUMMERS 9242 Roger Lee Lane 849-2033 St. Elizabeth Intramurals l,2,3,4. THOMAS SUTER 5419 Edelweiss Lane 487-6413 St. Francis of Assisi Football l,2,3,43 Wrestling l,2,3,43 Track 1,2,33 Schoolpaper 33 Honor Roll 13 Gold Circle Award. DUANE SWACHER 4900 St. Gemmela Assumption 487-5812 Track 1,23 Intramurals l,2,3,43 OSA 43 spirit Club 3. JOHN TABASH 7715 Cloverlea Dr. Our Lady of Providence 843-1246 Baseball l,2,3,43 Basketball 1,23 Football 1,2,3,4g NHS 2,3,4g Spirit Club 3g Honor Roll I,2,3,4g Yearbook 4g Gold Circle Award. CHARLES A. TARANTOLA 47 34 Cornwell Dr. 544-3909 Mary Queen of the Universe Intramurals 1,2,3,4g Wrestling 15 Track 1,2g Camera Club 4. MICHAEL TAYLOR 4636 Thiess Rd. 487-3423 Assumption Track lg Soccer mgr. 2. DAVID THUM 10460 Gregory Ct. 849-0794 St. Catherine Band 1,2,3,4g Intramurals 2,3,4g Electronics Club 3. MICHAEL TORO 15 Dorclin Lane 892-6699 St. Simon Wrestling lg Intramurals 1,2,3,4g Football 2,43 Baseball 4. THOMAS TULLEY 10805 Coral Ridge 843-3953 St. Simon Golf l,2,3,4g Wrestling 1,2,3,4g NHS 2,3,4g Honor Roll 1,2,3,4g Intramurals. BERNARD WAGNER 321 Malone Dr. 487-3373 St. Francis of Assisi Intramurals 1,2,3,4g Wrestling 25 Band 2,3g Honor Roll 4g Speech 3,4. RANDY WEBB 9137 Fayette 631-9545 Football 1,2,3,4g Intramurals, Honor Roll. JOSEPH WEHRLE 9148 Dana Ave. 631-7582 St. George Basketball 1,2,3,4g Baseball 3,43 Intramurals 1,2. MICHAEL WEISBROD 8708 Del Vista 843-7424 St. Justin the Martyr Photography 1,2g Spirit Club 2,3,4g NHS 3,49 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. PERRY WELKER 521 Parkwood 821-4077 St. Peter's Football 1,Z,3,4g Track 1,2,3,4g Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. JOHN WESSEL No. 2 Sunset Lane 822-9697 St. Peter's Football lg Wrestling 1,4g Track Ig Honor Roll 3g Intramurals. THOMAS A. WETHINGTON 1115 Twinbrook Dr. 951-3107 St. Genevieve du Bois NHS 2,3,4g TAC 1,2,3g Drama 3,4g Honor Roll 1,2,3,4g Schoolpaper 4. DANIEL WILSON 10440 Kennerly 842-1441 St. Catherine Laboure Wrestling 1,2,3g Track lg Intramurals. SCOTT WINGENBACH 10823 Coral Ridge Dr. 843-9635 St. Simon Intramurals 1,2,3,4g Honor Roll 1,2,3,4g Golf 3,4. DANIEL YAHL 4825 Oakbriar Dr. 892-1007 Assumption JAMES ZEISER 12027 Charwick Dr. 843-0704 Assumption Football 1,2,3,4g Track 1,23 Wrestling 1, Spirit Club 3, OSA 4. 119 ml 1' 1 Y, 4 . A Q 'v TT Ll i . -ff-4'-' '-' W- 'r'+ 7 + ' v -- ' o-'i 'VK 1' Ons I r ,A . 'V 'S Y u l' ' - ' 'Q 4.-Nl. ' , 5 A , 1 lLo G5 '-E :: . --o , , ' u n 'cN,o J ' '.j.' C L' I' X, Q, aku, . '. I.-,W ,A 5 .',N ' . .1 .'- 'pq- ' v 1 I , N M 'flaq fi 1. in I Q 'le Q 0 in v o n a r I , 9 Y' 'vilxva A 0 t 1 4 fri Q v ', 4 If , - 1 Q-:Pri

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