St Johns High School - Knight Herald Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 182 of the 1969 volume:

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Who put that tack on my seat. . . Missing erasures. . . The library in the morning. . . Gett ing on and ojjfbusses. . 8:45. . .Runningto class. . .Lab: hogs andthatstench. . Latin. . .French. . .Spanish. . .English. . . The library at noon. . . Algebra. . . Geometry. . .Math IV. . Four minute class break. . . Phys. Ed. . . . The library afterschool. . . Friday afternoon . . . Stairs. . .Exams. . . Rm. 772. . .273. . .222. .. Grades: What did Henley give you . . .' History: Now Marco Polo. . . Honors. . .Readinglab. . .Caesa Novels. . .poems. . .essays. . . r + Cicero :pain and agony . . -we 3 WEE- K ' --.-.. ' ,,,--, .. - I . .c-rm, 'I I- .J -5' Y 5 sri 'I A W7 Banners in the Chapel , . . Standing around the altar. . Sky Pilot. . . Chapel in the Round. . . Bible Center. . . A readingfrorn . . . St. Vincent's. . . 8:30 Rosary. . . Benediction on First Friday Folk masses. . .Breadand Wine-. . . Homilies. . .Fr. Dunnigan. . . Thefourth period choice . . . Leaky roof. . . Is Cod dead. . . Sunshine Group. . . Washington Tutoring Group Retreats. . . TEC Fr. White + Fr. Von Tobel: MOVIE. . . kj K Split lunchperiods. . . Colorday. . . Faulty drinhingfountains. . . Apples. . . Potato Chips . . . FRENCHFRIES! Open Forum Introducing the 26 minute lunch period. . . Pepto Bismal. . . Hey Hey Hey Hey Hey Hey Hey Hey. . . Campus Riots. . .at ST. fOHN'S?!!!! Fzj?h period: Sixth period. . . Student Council's Pig Sty . . . The St. Patrick 's Day Plot. . . Waiting singlejile to see Br. Hittle. . . Those who buy and those who borrow . . . Candy bar ofthe week . . . Canteen is out Togetyou. . .Mr.Reiss. . . CouldI borrow a dime? I mean I'll pay you back tomorrow. . . , .gf . Q' !.' 2-uilI ' Fill Qx .44 W ig -I W 'Ni 'nj W 4 , B121-Iittlelate-slips. . . The Blue demerit card: Demerits Walden Pond and Mr. Czernicki Will. . . report to the Assistant Principals Office immediately after the announcements. . . The Yellow demerit card: More demerits. . . Fr.,Lackamp fb' Mr. Czernicki Counseling. . . Discipline Responsibility. . .Freedom Check it out. . .' Shutttt uppp. . .' Brother could! have an Aspirin . . ., J J 1 M: r-1111 - u...,K w,. Sideburns. . . The unhomecoming Homecoming. . . A Knight Rally: A dummy Knight. . . Ring Measurements. . . 200 at a Cross Country Meet. . . Cavalier every other week . . . Girl Cheerleaders.9.9.9???? Basketball: MA UMEEH!! Student Power. . . Will the owner ofa big black Buick please move it from thefrontofthe school. . . Senior Lounge, . .HAJ Exchange Students. . . Taco Boy. . .Pizza Hut. . . Lunar Moth-Head Shop . . . Saturday 9.'00- 72:00 . . . Larry's Laugh. . . Side burns T I am loved. Beowuhf . . Lazarus. . . Dynamite. . . Dizzy . . . The Baron . . . Soul . . . Doc . . ........ It was a very heavy year' 1 U! K .' .' 'H' I E. 5 as L -M X1 llrhil FAC LTY ,J.1r5.t:.:.f, f' '11 1 an-1 -liffaf, 126651. A W if ,j.. ij1..'- Q ,-5 , .. ...,.,1 , W- ...fn 1 mr' F - W , F 11 i L 11 , 1 1 - ww . .1 ' -11 ' ., '. 1 : 1 1111, 1 11 1 Am 1 11 .1.'1Q-1-' ' 1' 1 EW ' 1 1 1 1 1-1 .r - , XL 11' .W 11 1 ' 11 9 ' 1' - Q 1 1 . - xg.- -- H if 1 1' 1 . ' Very Rev. Nicholas H. Gelin, SJ. Presidentg Father's Clubg Alumnig Adult Sodality Rev. Robertj. McAuley, SJ Principal 5 Mother's Club 14 The . Administration Keeps St. Johnjs Running Smoothly Rev. Roman G. Weltin, SJ, Treasurerg Chaplain of the Catholic Deaf of Toledo. Rev. Leo B. Lackamp, SJ. Assistant Principalg Religion III and IV Adult Theologyg Student Council. .4 1 . E 4, , 'i-. i - , HN ' ,, -X W . . ' f 4 - V Y, Vp' . . ' fr J j .I . A1 Rev. Julian Maline, S.J. Latin I. .. l. fi 'v l lil I. i Rev. James Lotze, SJ. Biologyg Science Clubg Counselor. Br. Richard Hittle, SJ. Secretarial. Rev. James Von Tobel, SJ. Mr. John Loftus Religion Ilg Latin IIg Counselorg English Ig Readingg Counselor Volunteer Program. 16 Mr. Joseph Czernicki English I and IIg Coach. Rev. Daniel Dunnigan, SJ. Religion II, III, IVg History IVg Director Of Liturgyg Counselor. Mr. Ronald Miller Math I and IVg Coach. Mr. james Corrigan History Ig Coach. 1 l Mr. Thomas Norris Physicsg Coach. Mr. James Edwards English IVg Campion Hall. Rev. Richard Tischler, S.J. English II and IVg Campion Hall. im f X 'Rl 'Q X , .4 'lifh H Rev. John White, SJ. Religion I, III, IVg Volunteer Programg Adult Theology. Mr. John Logsdon, SJ. Math Hg Campion Hall 3 Audio-Visualg Poster Club. Rev.J. Peter Deane, SJ. Librariang Religion Ig Golf Team. , . al I Mr. john Braucher Mr. Patrick Gillespie History IIIg Athletic Directorg Latin III and IV. Coach. Mr. Richard Gralak History I and IIIQ Physical Educationg Coach. . ' ll ., U .it .M - . ww V . ' , - Y. -V1.3 . I . .V 1: ' ' Mr. Robert Taptich Musicg Band. Mr. Thomas Reiss, SJ. English II and III5 Prometheang Camera Club. Mr. Charles Lenhart Accountingg Typingg Coach. ,i-fm w ilffll ' ll lita- , F, , , Al,,il , ' il fa Mr. Fred Beier Physical Education I and IIg Coach 'fl to ..!,1f1.g Mr. Dennis Hodak Spanish IVg English H15 Coach. w 1 - ----, '.. -Way-,,.:f. '35 '3 Q, if ..--114161 F ll ' X '- V- -!.. 1. C-Vi.. .,-V A Q.. in 1--L ..,, .. , , J. ' Mr. Alfred Brady Rev. Fred Henley, S.J. Biology. English I and IIIg Readingg Campion Hall. Mr. Andrew Babula Math I and III. ,,-,fs-1-if Mr. Patrick Peppard, SJ. Mr. Robert D'Amico, SJ. Religionl and IIIg Latin Ilg Speechg Math I and Ilg Chess Team. Dramag Campion Hall. 21 will lil M l w '-it I W5.. :Ta- S- .limi Mr. David Vrooman Rev. Charles Sweeney, SJ. History IVQ Political Scienceg Chemistryg Religion II5 Science Explorersg J.C.W.A.5 Bookstore. Club. . 1 1. Q Pj 1' we 1...-5 Mr. Scott Willoughby Mr. Norman Napier Mr. john Mescher French I and II. Math II and IIIg Swimming. Counselor. 22 Ii Br. john Barrett, SJ. Secretarial. 1 L w' 1 . t V 1 . h 1 1, . :I . x' . i 1 1 . 1 1 l 1 ? Nl Mr. Anthony Arvello Spanish I and IIg Tennis. Rev. Patrick McManomon, SJ. Math I and IVQ Religion III and IV5 Cavalierg Adult Theology. 23 ll f :4 I i, ll ,H uf' . ' ' .Q . Q W L , Br. John Sebian, SJ. Maintenance and Grounds Mr. Donald Yingling French II and IVQ Coach. .ly gf I Mrs. Evelyn Wolcott Treasurer's Office. . f ig.. Mrs. Maybelle Waldeck Library. Mrs. Mary Wernert Receptionist. In .y .a 7.31 A 'M -2' K fi .4f Mrs. Rosemary Sprunk Treasurer's Office. Mrs. Mary Frances Bechtel Secretary to the Principal. 24 X. at 1 f V . n f it J 'M ,gf-3: Mrs. Bernice Hogan Mrs. Dollie Singletary Mrs. Virginia Scothern Cook. Cook. Cook. 44' Mr. joseph Renard Mr. Leonard Brocki Mr. joseph Schiel Maintenance. Maintenance. Maintenance. 'Kr' Mrs. Toni Proudfoot, Mrs. Joanne Seaman, Mrs. Thelma Garber Cafeteria. 25 E f Vi, 'MV -V .V ' -3 ,..,V...,........ - N. 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Y 'f vi '19 ' ' ' r .A 5', f ' ' , m fr' .xf1J.::-f2.- A- -' 'wtf-1 S+ ' 1: 11 .:- 9, ily' 'ix gli: JE' 'f'-' giygg-3:-'W 21 'ci-iZi:m4:2.f-'zise.z-.42,g1.Ca:: ., 15 . L1 itans Shock it 514.5 'TIA M, !-if H1 V5.7 xv-f'n ,Y-' ,.f-aww if w 1 LEFT: Coach Braucher and Tim Cassidy talk it over. BELOW: Fancy footwork carries Don Cole- man to anotherjqrst down. FAR BELOW: A horde of Titan tacklers smothers a Rogers ballcarrier. T , Titans Place Second In Blue Division The 1968 St. John's Varsity football team completed a successful campaign, finishing second in the City League Blue Division with a 4-1 record. An early season win over Wood- ward, followed by impressive division victories over Waite, Libbey, and Start, kept the gridders in contention for the City League crown until the final day of the season. A non-league win over Cardinal Stritch raised the Titan 'victory total to five for the year. St. John's placed two men on the All-City squad: Tim Cassidy and Mike O'Reilly. jun- ior Don Coleman was a second team selectiong while Dan Martinez, Tom Cole, joe Imhof, and John Boellner received honorable mention. Three Titans were named to the City League All-Academic team: joe Rideout Chonorary captainj, Mike O'Reilly, and Rick Corbett. Finish 4-7 In League Don Colemanjinds daylight. RIGHT: Powerful running by Don Coleman. BELOW: Tim Cassidy . . I intercepts against Central. wi foe Rideout f46j cuts down cz Woodward ballcarrier. john Boellner f74j makes the stop with Dan Martinez f66j, Ed Floyd f70j, and Tim Cassidy f77j in pursuit. Mike O'Reilly f86j battles a Rogers defender for the ball. Mike O'Reilly f86j falls on a fumble, closely followed by Bob Bogue f50j, firn Bracken f52j, and Dennis Addis f68j. ...L I , Steve Matlock f26j halts the runner with help from foe Rideout f46j andfim Bracken f52j. 1 .. J' 44uu-,'h- Rick Corbett starts upheld on a punt return. Kevin Smith f76j sets to throw behind Doug Rowland M81 1 ' 4 ,W Sept. Sept. Sept Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. FRONT ROW: K. Flanagan Qmgrj, M. Farley, J. Boes, G. Bond, Wright, D. Addis, Rideout, T. Cole, D. Hancock, W. Wersell D. SECOND ROW: Mr. F. Beier Ccoachj, D. Mosiniak, J. Vill- G. Dunn, T. Cassidy, R. Welly, D. Coleman, T. Balyeat, D. J. O,Donnell, Mr.J. Braucher Ccoachj. THIRD ROW: K. 1 21 27 1 1 2 1 8 5 2 Smith, W. Donkel, R. Corbett, D. Rowland, D. Martinez,J. Bracken, J. Spenthoff, J. Boellner, S. Matlock, G. Szabo. BACK ROW: W. Mclntyre, M. O'Reilly, M.Jacoby, C. Smith,J. Imhof, M. Orlandi,J. Hawes, E. Floyd. NOT PICTURED: Mr. R. Gralak Ccoachj, R. Bogue, M. Shllaku. Captain Ed Floyd is helpedfrom 1 thefeld aper an ankle injury against ' Central. VARSITY FOOTBALL St.f0l1n 's Opp. Central 0 3 WOODWARD 14 6 Cardinal Stritch 6 0 Rogers 12 26 WAITE 13 6 Perkins 0 6 LIBBEY 14 0 START 14 6 ST. FRANCIS 0 27 10 'League games in CAPS. Nov. 33 Frosh, unior arsity inish Strong The 1968 J.V. football team, guided by Donald Yingling and Ronald Miller, fought through a series of injuries and tough breaks to compile a record of 2-2-3. After dropping their first two contests, the J.V.'s rebounded with two victories and three ties in their last five games. This year's Freshman team, under coach Charles Lenhart, concluded their season with a l-5-1 mark. This record, however, does not reflect the vast improve- ment shown by the frosh in the last half of the season, when they displayed excellent potential. T A T FRESHMAN FOOTBALL N Sept. St., Francis 1 Sept. McTigue T ' Oct. Macomber' Q Oct. Waite g. J ,N Oct. Woodward! , off. Libbey ' Oct. Start ' V? Hi opp. 20 2,0 0 . 6 0 12 6 BOTTOM ROW: Bwlordan, A. Szilak, M. Gavin, C Anderson, A. Burgin, R. Rice, L. Lutz, D. Martinez, K Moore, T. Dumit, W. Taylor. SECOND ROW: D Pinciotti, R. Wheeler, W. Schweickert, L. Fox, M. Trot- ter, T. Best, W. DeWood, J. Peters, S. Wanucha, D. Hickey, M. Leslie,j. Pugh. THIRD ROW: Garciahl. Packo, R. Bugert, C. Orosz, R. Schoen, D. Weiher, M. . Bureau, F. Lanciano, T. McCartney, Pierson, T. Barret Cmgrj, M. Thiel, Mr. C. Lenhart Qcoachj. BACK ROW: T. Sallah, R. Inglis, G. Mullan, R. Beebe, M. Emm, M. Wisniewski, B. Donnelly, C. Ryan, Gray. NOT PICTURED: D. Voegeli, M. Lenkay, E. Hoff- mann,J. Dazell, D. Walton,J. Kirchmaier. Freshman quarterback Jim Peters BOTTOM ROW: R. Sbrocchi, W. Schenk, R. Schoen, B. Skel- don, T. Bracken, M. Calmes, M. Nally, M. Killen. SECOND ROW: Mr. D, Yingling Qcoachj, H. Keith Cmgr.j,j, Heinlein, D. Obergefell, G. Snyder, M. Hol'fman,,I. Spalding, M. Kijowski, P. Miller Cmgrj. THIRD ROW: G. Ryan, A. Fischer, R. Michalak, JUNIOR VARSITY W. Comte, C. Sallah, C. Pizza,j. Lawton, Mr. R. Miller Ccoachj. BACK ROW: T. Helvey, J. Adamski, D. Sattler, R. Alexander, W. Clark, N. Braun, D. Cedoz. NOT PICTURED: Border, D. Groch, C. Kulwicki, D. Szczepanski. Coach Y ingling with Rick Sbrocchz St. fohnk Opp. Sept. 12 Clay O 6 I Sepp. 19 St. Francis 6 8 Sept. 26 Rogers 44 30 Oct. 3 Macomber 6 6 Oct. 10 Waite 6 6 , Oct. 17 Woodward 12 8 Oct. 23 Libbey 14 I4 Bob Schoen cuts down a Woodwardfoe. 1 gy: fy, -. 1 .5 . w KT ,' . ' ' 'i . 1 ' - ' - i L- '- .. i l i , ' l ,l l s V I . y l 1 l i l l l 1 , 3 . i W C K 'T' 'V O FN L s a if. M ft . t at i nan itat ifittfs Catpiiii if J P . , -'I .' C. . V. . me H rv Q Place Elezientn an 5 tate - ,L M I 'ffm i3.f 5iE5?!fiE:3517.M' - ifhiizgtgs. ii if ...v .LQ wif L ,tif ,,-- '35, 45 1 .Q M S., J., is I .- ?L.3i,iQ:.f' -1 L 1: :'f3,.:, lt- The Cross Country team of St. tIohn's High Q. -A l'f':34-im, i- .ith 5:11.25 gg , School surprised all the running enthusiasts this iA.f,, ,,,, . git 5 year by turning in outstanding performances in F. -fi. wsilgifvif' city, district, regional and state championships. ' i lift . City champion Steve Glowacki paced the runners -'? f ' 'ft 'l 'I 'ffffqt ? . 'ig ' Q-'L through a steady stream of victories up to the wrap mi -- . ---52 fu . . . . 3 L vi ,-,i- 51.15, up of the season, their eleventh-place finish in the ,Ls -V 'QQ state meet in Columbus. This was the first city A ' , , '- A ' Cham ionshi in an s ort for the new St. ohnis sea..-fiwf-fat .:,....t-- f P P Y P ff . . 1 5. --f- 5' and also the first district crown for coaches joseph .., wldigf 31.4 n A ,A - , -.-Sven.-.1g:'. :-v?11.i -' N-, , - gif . ,- The Cross Country team gets an enthusiastic send ojffor one oftheir meets. Ybm Cotturi shows the strain of two miles as the fnish nears. Czernicki and Thomas Norris. The coaches were quick to praise not only the team's efforts but also the efforts of the student body for their fine record of attendance at all the meets. Both went on to say that the spirit shown by the student body was as outstanding as the harriers successful season. ,, Y 1 3 - L ' ' ,N - f,f.'.fM: , . ix.: I V IL 1 L9 1 ' 7' K f-4 x ' XLQWE ' ' HT' 1 I N ity! turf ,NJ 'Q I V A - L-My tx ' ting. P..' ,L-'ifkvvrl V E Y .1 fn l . M 1 i 5. if , t u 'V' -A W 'if' I f 'I'-, ff.. 'T-' ' - City, Digttfimg Regiwirteit ABOVE: Brad Schuller tries to pass his teammate jim Kennedy. LEFT: Pat Irmen sprintf to the finish at the Dis- trict Meet. 37 . xi. HB. .sp , , ill X I I , . ,.. 1 I' ts-ills-.. Q :dl .1 Q I - ,MXL 3 lf' ti' , 4 . .2 --. , 4 KNEELING: jim Konicki, Tom Soper, Mike Irmen, and Brad Schuller. STANDING: Chris Ewald, Steve Glowacki, Mike Helvey, Rich Szczepaniak, jim Kenne- dy, Tom Colturi, and Mike Roemmele. MISSING: Pat Irmen Captain Pat Irmen pulls ahead of teammate Steve Glowacki. DATE Sept. 1-3 Sept. 20 Sept. 25 Oct. 2 Oct. 9 I SCHOOL SCORE St. ,Iohrfs 117 Libbey X 38 St. Francis 90 St. xIohn's 17 Woodward 50 i M acomber 72 St. john's' ' 1 9 Bowsher 42 Start 80' Rogers' 1 20' St. john?s 1 5 Sth Francis ' 501 Central 90 St .4 Johnis 30 DeVilbiss 25 Woodward 129 'Scott . 129 I NOTE: The following are the positions of finish forthe Var- sity in the various other meets they competed in. DATE Sept. 28. Oct. Oct. Oct. 15 ' Oct. Oct. Nov. 2 5 12 18 25 I M MEET 'PLACE St-. Josephis Invitational Third ,Ashland Classic Seventh Bowling 'Green Invitational Fifth City Championship First District Championship First Regional Championship First Q StateC'harnpionship Eleventh Pat Irmen finishes amid the cheering throngs ofhisfellow Titans l . I 1 4 .' V if .V .,.. ' , , 1 ' x.,, I , . .-.-,,..ff.,- ,sv-.-, .iii -.- ....1..-,-,,4 , . ...- .-.-, -. -,. fir... -.1 wa rx , ,.,. .v.' qw':f .- iw.-.,,7. '1f:.'L a.y.-':,,.:. '.:.-1: A ,DJ ff 4- . .. ' -f.f..-ef.-f 1 J.. l Q-,fl inf. 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FOURTH ROW: Bob Szkutnik, Ed Guerra, Gary Petsche, Karsen, Dave Drewyor, Dennis Mattimoe. Chuck Van 31 il l FIRST ROW: Mark Senecal, Ken Anderson, Tim McCarthy, jim Durst. SECOND ROW: Jeff Colturi, David Thornton, jon Alexander, Steve Kowaleski, Greg Lodge. THIRD ROW: jay Padesky, Wayne Fager, Mike Malone, Andy Anderson, Ted Ronau, Mark Wakelin. jim Konicki flepj and Steve Glowacki headforthe lead. Coach Norris enjoys the thrill ofvictory. Nov. 27 Ottawa Hills-- Dec. 6Rogers D De6.f 7'Tiffin Calvert 7 Dec. 13.Central 1 . Dec. 20 Libbey Jan. 3 Scotti' jan. 10 Waite Jan. 11 DeVilbiss Jani 17 St. Francis I jan. 23 Woodward Jang 24 Macombttr ii jan. 31 Start. Feb. 1 Perkins Feb. 7Bowsher Feb. 21 Maumee 1 Feb. 22 Central OPP 66 51 73 60 92 67 66 79 68 5 73 52 76 71 44 33 Titans filiavfe Tn Toiairriaiiiicntt Cagery Slam lwatmftee For coach John Braucher's varsity basketball team, 1968-69 was a long and difficult season. Beset by a never-ending string of injuries, sickness, and tough breaks, the cagers did not win a game during the regu- lar campaign. The Titans were seldom beaten badly, however, and with a little luck they easily could have won ten games. Through all this adversity the team kept plugging away, and the student body kept supporting them. Eventually this paid off. In their opening tournament contest the winless Titans met Maumee, which had a 14-3 record and was top-seeded in the sectional. The resulting 48-44 upset victory by St. John's touched off a wild, on-court celebration at the final buzzer. It mat- tered little that the season abruptly ended the following night with a last-second loss to Central, for the Mau- mee triumph had gone a long way toward erasing the frustration of a very trying year. ' , .,. T . .. W f, , l . ..,. , .,,. , W Y ' ' 'Ml l. it ABOVE: Don Coleman comes up with a loose ball. BELOW: Kevin Gill tallies at the end ofa well-executedfast break. . .Y ,,.,-f ltr , .. --' ' ' ' 'NI 4 ..' ' ...,.-, M,QQQfQ.-- ,,,,,.----ifriff, f- it ' ' T e- or e A -4149:-A ' i. 5. '- ' -Y ' ,lvi1i? will .f .r-we -. -.a. .tra , .... .4 . , . X HF' .14 ' h- 'T-QQ it ' . --,.4 ,. . f V ' ,' 1 'ia M,,,,,' k.,...- me-'Q V 1' ' 'A-,rig . . .gf 'fr .s..,w, l ,.-, 'PKK - -'A i A .- ., ,?,:',!1'v1-- J ,gf VKX Un, l - .' K ., V fir. if U VA., ,ix F . LQ 'Q :'ill?fia'7 ,1'-' v '- all' 'l-I , 'f Z rlfl as A Jijf '- ' . f ,,-..f.J--.wi it A . lrgiflifc ln ..-.... F--..--....-.a-.-....a. wt fha 'ri 'T . 'Q 13 ' X i3,'2'fid 'fL 1 F:--5 'yn 'f2iifgfe+s:ajf -tg 'f f:-sjfzlfi--5srs:xzti'f?l . trim' f aff Lili 1- 5? ,W aw+ft'5f:t, Vfpfj-:ii-' ini ai?-5,1-i.d'?f'1i:g.i i. TAF' Llyg:0.tf1i wrt-Hg-:feftjlfwt-Q' iw-P'Mtn- f tial. ,i ' at ,-pwf V F,--,A -:fi i my i- -1.4 .J -L' v . Q U11-xt-+,,.y,, - -ig .am 2.3, - -3 ..4Atg..,4-2: If , 4 LMAHJQETQ ' --4 srl. . 1 2, FL, , My -, f? 1.1gL, '-'-4l 1---:alkali ci f ,mils .,. -. - In-- . - --iL::t:x.- ly Y Il lkuej' . . ,Llb-Q 1 .L..:. ', 2 ' L ,-..... - as , 'vga : W - giilx U , ,,!l i l l If' ,fr Dan Corbo f27j, Don Coleman f55j, and Doug 41 . HUF.,-' Mosiniak f53j surround a loose ball. - ,ff tt ' , 4, y V . ,ffl E51 aff 1 .JJ ABOVE: jim Fosnaugh makes a solo drive against Scott. ABOVE LEFT: jim Davis scores over the out- stretched arm of a Start defender. BELOW: Perfect defensive position is displayed by Kevin Gill. is rf-'-ca -w '- :ff .- of -wi. ., ,. -I ' I . ,V ,, - 1. f ' wr il- I x ,-gf .av I . gl Q , .5 . , . . 'T 9 .Lf m' , 'f fr-. ,mx - .14 s A . s - sf- NYALW t 'N Qt . gadw 1- , ,gi I i .0 X , l s Q 5 5 S , ., - '- f v', - , , Q, . ,W-4 1 . Q K I' I A 173. I I , if .vw A 2:47 , , fl: :' f, .ii . 1 ... . ,,, :2 ' f li g1,,.. f 1' ' . 1 Gary Florian clears a rebound in the Bowshergame. rn. 1 F 1 1 337' 151' 7' Y 'll11Y. 1 i: u ,QT fl , 2' ff f W lf F X 42, Q1 ill 1 X. K ill .lily 1 ,M .j . ,,. V, . . 'Y -Jfg , . 51' - Q5 ,.y-r ' LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Coleman, D. Corbo, K. Gill, C. Meyer, G. Florian, K. Smith, D. Mosiniak, C. Douglas, W. Clark, Kelly Gill, Wronkowicz, K. McQuade,J. Fosnaugh. ABSENT: Davis. 1 1 l F. l 1 ' ,1 ,.L- ' ,Q . ,fill 'QHI1' . 11,331 1 A ,Lew 1' if 1117 W ' 'V - .11If1'! ' -A 1 - 1 .:' 701.14-N -.' 11 W W lb., Ki-N l 1'w13f1 ,.v r H Yluj ll 3 ggi.. f A 1: :,l:,,,g1rAi,l,, if 12 ilii ll ,R 1 .. 1 LEFT: Doug Mosiniak out- leaps two defenders for a tzp-in. BELOW: Coach Braucher chats with an ojfcial. 45 nd LEFT: Vlhth aerial ballet Don Coleman outmaneuuers three St. Francis players for a rebound. BELOW: Gary Florian Frey a one-handerfrom thefoul line. Q c 1-'W ' Dec. Dec. Dec. J an. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb . Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. an. an. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. J J Feb. Feb. Feb. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL 5 SZ.jolm7s OPI? 6 McTigue 39 36 13 Central 31 34 20 Libbey 40 33 3 Scott- 41 33 10 Waite 44 25 11 DeYilbiss 53 25 17 St. Francis . 32 28 22 Woodward ' 47 43 24 Macomber 7 42 316 26 Cardinal Stritch 61 45 31 Start 41 34 2, Central 28 33 7 Bowsher 32 36 8 Spencer Sharples 37 14 11 Maumee 43 1 147 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL ' 3' St.jolm's Opp 27 Ottawa Hills 153 4 42 6 'Rogers 45 58 7 Tiffin Calvert 35 43 13 Central 71 47 20 iLibbey . -43 50 '3 Scott 1 59 ' 41 10 Waite 33 57 11 DeVi1biss 37. 32 17 snrrancis 42 30 23 Woodward 40 48' 24 Maeomber 30 36 31 Starti 37 20 1 Perkins 62 37 7 Bowsher 54 37 8 Spencer Sharples 52 40 ABOVE: Freshman Tom Mel- vin drives the lane. BELOW RIGHT: Gary Petsche sets for a drive in aj. V. game. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM STANDING: A. Burgin, A. Szilak, E. Effler, R. Don- Melvin, S. Skeldon. KNEELlNG:J. Pugh, K. Moore J nelly, Mr. Dennis Hodak Ccoachb, M. Emm, J. Gray, T. Colturi,J. Smith Qrngrj, D. Hickey, T. Scott,J. Peters Frosh, unior Varsit P1leU Victories This year's junior Varsity basketball team adapted very well to new coach Mr. james Corrigan and posted a highly successful season. Thanks to four consecutive one-sided victories at the end of the campaign, the j.V.'s finished with nine wins and only six defeats. Following an early loss to Central, the 1968-69 freshman roundballers came alive and compiled an impressive nine-game winning streak. Highlighted by nine City League triumphs, Coach Dennis Hodak's frosh cagers closed their season with an excellent record of 11-4. The members of both the junior Varsity and Freshman teams now have the challenge to develop the potential they showed this year. Future success will depend on them. againxt Scott. vi. l .., - l : rg, 1 V ,ff E -h .. Ron Harbauer f54j and N Mark facoby f34j rebound -J- fUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Shaner M acoby Mr james Corrigan fcoachl STANDING: T. Kramer fmgrj, T. Helvey, D KNEELING M Downing B Skeldon T Colturi Sattler, M. Shea, R. Harbauer, C. Van Karsen J G Petsche R Szkutnik R Krasula D Bester 'TTT' C' I 'l Cf 11 7 l li '- fi fm Fl V-ll 7 ff .21 1 ici-, 5 HPV, vi 1' 'f2 fre fe qf-- ,Qs 'ffm' at 1. ll, ct .rm ap t, J.-- ! L U ual 1. itil, lt Ita., lt I l The 1968-69 varsity wrestling team exhibited great skill and composure throughout their first season of competition on the state level. In dual-meet action the wrestlers posted a disappointing 4-4 record. Their setbacks included defeats by narrow margins, and they wrestled much better than the record indicates. The Titans, however, fared much better in tournament action. At both the Catholic Invitational Tournament CCITD and the City League Tournament, the grapplers finished in the first division. Later the team demon- strated great balance with a third-place finish in the sectional tournament at which six St. .Iohnls wrestlers advanced to the district, meet. In their final appearance of the season, the wrestlers captured twelfth place among the sixty-five teams in the northwest Ohio dis- trict. The team's outstanding performers were CIT champ Ed Floyd Q20-4D, Ray Zammit C12-4-lb, and -lim Bracken C16-8-1 Q. With seven varsity wrestlers return- ing, Mr. Beier is assured a fine season once again next year. Coaches Beier and Lenhart watch action Tom Walsh concentrates on his opponent lt M l Tr: al MN l X ,,:f vip I -,T -I H A ,-H' 48 A victoryfor Bill Mclntyre 1.9. ' E .-..--... 5 1 3 ' J .e.-g .,.. W, ,753 N ik-V W W A Gary Dunn in complete control , 'f-.Vg . -61-I Q, 1 A Er 1 E.. 8 il. fohn Dujfn at the district meet zm Bracken keeps a tzght wazst St.john's Opp Dec. 12 Woodward 39 6 Dec. 18 Start 39 6 jan. 5 Cardinal Stritch 25 13 ... jan. 16 Rogers 18 23 -,ne jan. 22 Waite 27 13 Jan. 25 St. Francis 3 36 jan. 30 Macomber 17 18 Feb. 2 Fremont St.joe 22 16 ....,...,.-----f Laxt-minute instructions for john Dujjin A Gary Dunn riding liglz! items Take 3rd in Sectional Zoyd, Zammit Win Crowns 9 n gag 14 6 jim Bracken works fora takedown A H .A H 7-vcfjgjililig, Y , . 'Hi K mfg hi, , 'JY b A H . , fy- 'a2. -Wffii 5 f' Q:-4-if ,5- Qf:.lb9q.u- .. -if Y Y f . 50 :'? gA' - X aw. W 1-1 FRONT ROW: M. O'Connell fmgrzj, T. Zammit, T. en, Phaender, BACK ROW: E. Floyd, J. Adamski, G. Walsh, J. Duflin, T. Buck, P. Reilly Cmgrj SECOND Dunn,j.Bracken, L. Wright, M. Roemmele ROW: L. Wisniewski, M. Haupricht, R. Zammit, T. Brack- Ed Floyd worksforajhll Ray Zammit begins a move J 51 V Wrestlers ost 7-1 Record The 1968-69 ,junior varsity wrestling team opened the season by defeating Maumee. This big win provided the momentum that carried the squad to a very successful 7-1 season record. In some of their more impressive victories, the JV's overcame formidable foes from Cardinal Stritch and Macomber High Schools. During these hotly contested battles, such stalwarts as Tom Heilman, Jim Hawes, andllim O'Donnell provided the margin of victory. That several JV's made varsity appearances attests to the caliber of their wrestling. Undoubtedly many of these grapplers will appear as regulars on next ear's varsit roster. V sae., rr' P l x ' I :' fwihf ' '. l t . 3'- FRONT ROW: P. Campbell, R. Bocian, G. Oden, M. Schmidt SECOND ROW: T. Fehlen, J. Spaulding, J. Toth, A. Schmitt, T. Heilman. THIRD ROW: B. Schuchman, M. Doran, B. Sautter, T. Connelly, R. Sbrocchi BACK ROW: Ryan, -A. Brier, O'Donnel1, J. Straub,j. Hawes, C. Reinhart 52 jerry Ryan maneuvers his adversary 1 -1, 1 - --. Al! ABOVE: Rick Sbrocchi checks the clock. ABOVE RIGHT: jim Hawes attempts a breakdown. BELOW: john Toth workxfor an arm drag. BELOW RIGHT: Tom Heilman plans his altack. Q i A bf. .. . '. rw X St.John's Opp. Dec. 4 Maumee 39 5 Dec. 12 Woodward 31 15 Jan. 5 Cardinal Stritch 13 25 jan. 16 Rogers 30 6 jan. jan. 25 St. Francis 22 Waite 27 8 13 26 jan. 30 Macomber 26 11 Feb 2 Fremont St. joe 21 13 1 i . E ' I if 'rf-it - 7 1+ . , . Xf , f' f :3':.f.g fa 1' -JJ '-- 'rf 1 ' 2:, '.' 'V 15.11 w ?11. 4-U, 1. . - f- ' - ' V 'fc -Q, xl Q- ww Q' '. , 1. 1 fat -1 1 1 Sv 1 '1IW1A I ,7:4l.! - 1, -1 ', , 'zlrpffif , .,,, Fifi. 13 ,-ff' H Z. -f f?f'h,,,-'xx '77 41 'M '- 'L '. s .. - 1 . '-.1-., 1'-I :-'F A 1 xi., , 2 ' , , U. ' 'H V' 'Q-Ji ig' 'Wil 57 I 'F rl! 1 M K - V LlJ,.1El'L:,v ,If -- -X yi 'Jgjrf' 5 'I ,',1Aiq' I 1x l V' ' ,OZ ,f 1 M lla .1 Y va., - . 5 f F' 2, -155 fl. Tom Buck scores predicament, ' .viii az-' Y, Hr, . r'1Mq,.E.5:-g:,L,,eL4:,i:su- -af' ' ' X . . 4 FQ.: Q p.:l1,.,.,. s ':.s- 2 K M! iiigil--Q. u.. V rilwssjs: . -E' - 31.1a:.:v .- 4... ,,.,......-1 Q l Frosh all at Seasonfs nd Dermie Pinciotti rips through another After a slow start, the freshman wrestlers finally entered the winning column against F asset. This win began a 6-match streak which charmed the frosh to the season's end. The high point of the season took place as the wrestlers defeated St. Francis-the first freshman team to do so. Finally the grapplers ended their campaign by subduing both Springheld and Lake during the last week of the season. In action at the St. john's Freshman Tournament, the frosh effort was spearheaded by Bob Don- ovan, lVIike Bureau, and Dennis Pinciotti who took second place honors. , i'i1,':,x: ti A ,t t l, -N 5 ,V ' A , . . - H. it t , fr.'.t,a.:.:.,-- ' ,, J- ' . ai Ziff: ww-p..-urn, i , U , i hiv at1,..'L , .nv- I 54-y it, ts. 1 jay Kirchmaier bulldogs a Macman Mike Bureau prepares to slam :- 242? uma! sh -..,..-. 1, I u--1-qi, '--.mill W Fili..,,.,L fl Bob Donovan manhandles his opponent Stan Wanucha scores a nearfall 1 l FRONT ROW: W. Schweickert, C. Anderson, F. Schoen, S. Wanucha, T. McCartney, D. Weiher, Mr. Charles Lenhart Ccoachj SECOND ROW: J Kirchmaier, D. Wheeler, B. Donovan, R. Lanciano, L. Fox, R. Kamcza, M. Bureau. THIRD ROW: M Glowacki, D. Pinciotti, M. Thiel, T. Haupricht, R SL. john's Opp. 18 19 Dec. 10 Washington Dec. 17 McTigue 20 26 jan. 8 Burnham 118 '25 Jani. 15 Fasset 24' 21 jan. 25 St. Francis 24 1,9 Feb. 6 Start 341 14 Feb. 10 Lake '46 ,7 Feb. 13 Springfield 41 2 Duke Wheeler turns over his foe Wallerstein, J. Gradel, G. Comte, M. Echler FOURTH ROW: M. Herbert, M. Thomas, Packo, T. Kelly, M. Claus, B. Kelly, M. Tillman, F. Avellone BACK ROW: T. Penrod, R. Meyer, T. johnson, M. Wakelin,J. Bagdonas, M. Senecal, M. Pietrwkowski, C. Orosz, D. -Iusten Greg Comte awaits the referee 's whistle Yi VFW ISL' Swimmers Su fer Disappointing Season The 1968-69 St. John's swimming team opened its duel-meet schedule with respectable, but losing, efforts against St. Francis and Lima Shawnee. The high point of the season was the third meet, when the Titans trounced DeVi1biss by a 58-37 margin. In their final three encoun- ters, coach Norman Napieris swimmers lost to Findlay, Whitmer, and Fremont Ross, thus concluding the regular season with a disap- pointing l-5 record. The toughest defeat of all, however, came at the hands of Whitmer. The meet ended in a 43-43 tie, and Whitmer won the ensuing swim- off to deal the Titans a heartbreaking one point setback. In post-season activity the swimmers cap- tured sixth place in the twelve-team Port Clin- ton Relays, and also participated in the district tournament. .x- A T in . - - .',- v--1+ , ,L,, ,, -. g.- I V ' X' Mt' i - . - xl-.1 wi. 7- . ti 1 U-t ,Q J' I2 its M., V , l X - '. f'--:5e,.,.s,5: 5, -- ls..-3 lf- vf TYR-.sf 25' '--,gt A, ,3 . . ' 4 ' r .re .1 .. ':'.a4 . . TTf,f',4taET 1 - , .' '. ..,,: ,r A ,. d 9 l . , ' .li ,, Z af 4. '. H 4 Q ..- ., ,, up , ,.,. 3- '- ' e- J-, ' 1 ?'. 'r' i. 4' T' ir'-RLT' '-71' I ' , . .f '?f gffhfl L T if , , g fly-, .4 41:1 1. 1 1 ggi al, ' ' ff . ' .. , ,-M.,-, , V. ,N .- --.Q-,...::,1, is ABOVE: Pete Streicher shows the look of victory. BELOW: Bert Flora- day strains for a win. LEFT: Coach Napier puts the tankers through their paces. 'fs if iffiffl ET:-45, r g 'Tri'-LVIJ-Q., -L-ii' . ji? 1 .5111 2. l yr. ' ,QQQ . ,-rw .1 f.- - :Fi ifff 1 56 'f v -,J V -gi. 3 M .Gif , ,ig-'tat A .njflhaiiii 'fr' . , :'..f,w..ngs , , .Q 2:--'33 - , K. LEFT: Pat Irmerz performs an , inward pike. BELOW: Frank Barone in A ojyto a good start. 4 W ' f P x f .N ' ,Aj xx AH, , 1, . 5, .i x ' x X 1 , JE 1 ,.11 M,! X +51 V- 7 o 'i V rf 5 A ny vb li vldrlu' 1 A A suv-avg. ,WL . ..--LEJ... ,-1,4 .J ' 1 . -TVN: f--Q7-I 'YV .. .V V of 3' -.--Q21 , 34g..'-x-f.g4:fg.-4zffri'-'T'i1bf'Ei-Q-.,.'Mfzq , . lmia,-r ' -1 -2' -Q-+'f'1 f rff .-w., 4Z'1:Is'Sf,x-'1 . f1 'Pwff Lakai.,-1 Ly :,,.:g33.J'5.'v- fr' ' '.g,1A,,g f.J ,,QQ. .. ggi-vga,-5-9-A f.-... ,Q ., 1'-,, X .-vausug-vis ' -.w.-,sg-,: 'np .w ,MM ' 2 .f.:7,,5 -rf,-,' 3, .WN iw .. 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' L , ., Ti! -f. , jack Bickford comes up for air in the back-stretch. A , Q J' ,., .-f rm, . v,1, '?5'f, fix- nigh .... . ..,. sb -J H , J' FRONT J Baldom W Bam J Padesky G Oatls J Blan Floraday G DeWood Blckford F Barone H Strelcher C Chard, B Carroll R Llttln MIDDLE R Wheeler J Ste Schulte phens, C Rood B Stephens M Pfaender H Kelth TOP B Jan. Jan Jan. Jan' Feb Feb Feb Harlow Keith pushes ojjrf '5 'fifftf ' f WTI 7 17 75:21- ,ENT if 'WY me YZ ,272 ' : f 'F ff ,g'.w,19g, - ' my-, j,1f4,S+7'?-5 1 ., 1-wo , , Que Twnkfw , .., ',--245-f. --? ' 1w:1.j 'l55 J.,ffF Wxg.'T,2fr5L.4f'-' . A ark sv :.f', - I - Q '- 1,55 - ,...-,,,.-N, .,, 'f 5 . . ':- 5 . -J' 'f 'o','. .' 5' '.- 2 r -, -- AL .- W ' 1 WM, ,, 3 ...e-1.: V , , , . -q ' ' - ,- - , 1 1 - v-'H W, f, 1. -.- .,..., , . ,nu , ,V .N , U1 3, .WU ., 'mf ,, ,. 7 , -W , 11 .Jw , ., ,w Lfclgyd' -igiju. A b, .- ,W .wf1L4,.4 , 'git' , 'F , .JL - QQ, , Lib H, .1-,., ' , L., , ,933 - U. - wJ , 1 Carl Road reaches out fora win. QIYLH 'ln ' ' ' Q .J'z,LgmJ1U 3,53 Gary De Wood churnsfor the fnish. D llmmmuml Basketball LEFT: T. Frey ana' W. Kaiser scramble ajer the ball. BELOW: Hawking defenxe. yfgl L .5 KQA. Rick Corbetlfres away, Heated action in a sophomore gum '11 ABOVE: jump ball. LEFT: john Schmitz drives around an awkward defender. BELOW LEFT: Chuck Sallah and Dave Groch ight for a rebound. BELOW: 4D- 7969 Champs! --els-1,J '19!-L-4554-A 4.....Lfi.,. .: I W, AS L N , in itll CLASSES Trim al'1'lCS Bagdonas, Michael Mock, Steven Kowaleski Raymond Beebe, Al d Jon mn ff Thomas Wesenberg, Michael Herbert Mark Leslie Gregory Lodge Wllllam Taylor Robert Ballmer, jeffrey Okonski, Tim0fhY Pierce: jeffrey Colturi, Michael Gavin Ted Ronau 1'.- ,Haan fy in l if As ,Q 7 A -1 , Terrence Scott Michael Claus Robert Donnellyhlames Peters Timothy McCarthy, Michael Pauken, Paul Klocinski Louis Bertoli ff' t. R ZVQQN- Kipp Carroll, Joseph Vetter Paul Westenklrchner 'L- 3 David Martinez Keith Klein Donald Hickey Paul Grogan , Tlmothy Connors, 1 Thomas Wakefield 65 l Patrick Golden Kenneth Martaus, John Heinrichs john Bonkoski, Wayne Gallant Richard Meyer, Jeff Karmol, Armand Hocker Vx Gregory Cavill , . I ames Gray Kevin O'Mara, Timothy Bugert Kevin Toerne Michael Trotter John Malak, Steven Mangas Stanley Wanucha l li l. l :LQ Kevin Desmond, Kurt Pontasch Timothy Barrett, Chris Anderson jay Padesky Kim Rumpf Right: Michael Kettman, Robert Kelly. Lower Right: Brian Conrad, Kenneth Knapik ' 'i .,-.lgAmf' il X ..,. 441. ,lx-S fx 4'-5 Wifi I ly l X9 A X A W il 1 Y S , wr t ,,, ,,-,, ., I. ,ff ' 5 -Q .V .. C., A,- A -A . aes jg-. QQ in it es 'ele J Richard Schoen Christopher Orosz, David Kubacki Michael Campbell, Douglas Lipinski Thomas Crahan, Thomas Dumit David Matthews, Gary Gries, john Packo, Thomas McCartney W il-wsu, joseph Caponigro, Brian Carroll, john Nolan Top: Donald Weiher, Dennis Pinciotti Bottom: Gary Gall, Walter Krueger Daniel Justen, Ronald Kolodzaike 68 Paul Reisinger, William DeWood, William Bain, Mark Gytrynowicz YV N w ,F ff,-5.5 . .l I-N , WU- lm ' ,xr ' X .4 '-f f!! Mark Jacobs Michael Bureau, Lawrence Lutz Mark Pietrykowskihjohn Pierson Steve Durst Gerard-Iankowski Kenneth Burdasz, Mark -Bir sen Top Left: Warren Dettinger. Top Right: Scott Clendenin, Mark Wisniewski. Bottom: Michael Zbierajewksi, Paul Overman, Michael Thiel N CP Bfassfleld Thomas Higgins Thomas Kosky Lawrence Gordon james Adams Jay Kirchmaier Daniel Feicht, jeffrey Zavac Michael Kerscher, Michael Irmen, Frank Schmitt, Thomas Melvin Timothy Shea Michael Borden Robert Inglis Mark Hertzfeld Albert Szilak Terry Holzer, John Pugh Ric Kevin Knight Patrick Leckler Thomas Sallah, Robert Donovan 71 hard Wauerstem Robert Goodwin Thomas Penrod l l Michael MOkTl Timothy Haupricht Larry Fox, joseph Garcia Louls Smith Michael Hughes Patrick Drake Churchill T1 mothy johnson Michael Malone James Gradel Gary Gibbons Michael Czerniak Anthony Burgm David, Daniel McGovern John janas, Steve Spitler Thomas Brown james Aubry Jeffery Dazell jacob Appelhans Scott Wendler 's David Prala ftopj, Frederick Lanciano james Westerman james Pierson Edward Fleighlohn Stephens 73 ..:f' ff fd , , ' . .-fe' M off ' 'W 1'-' -sg ' as .. ,: 5,1 Q, .M .a ' lt - 1 : iii : I W, :Y A , , W. A' - -ii 1 -I , V t ga Z r ' V '1 I Si ' 5 ' ' I . . . W.. l a 1 -- ., , . ,, .. 1. W . . -'57 ..- .gg , ' 1-M, . gag.. at 'ln -.. v, Q I 1 S4 k f-A tal. Ks: :-.. K -:zz . -:dia H1 M fa, vvnvtgh-as, 1 -. . Its- 'H .Q ,, v-4 - no 1 .4 K ,- Y ' 5? james jurkiewicz ' - 'If ::-H .- JL-w , Jerome Straub, jeff Stroud Robert Meyers, Michael Brown, Mark Echler, Michael Debrosse Donald Voegeli, Wayne Fager, Ronald Long, Robert Pinkelman Gregory Taptlch Wllllam Evans luuI ' james Durst Albert Gossman, 74 Scott Tansey .V I 'V '. Ji ' v '. f....n. I . S x . L 1' , r, . o ' T . M rf . 1 , 1 , Nd-V Y K , sv If fxx - , 1 1.-JK -- , la EA l if . 5 , 1. 'I Ag LfQ1i,,. ' .gl - i L - 41, ,A I' -A N ,F ' W- T.-ag 2, v-.. Z Dennis Walsh ' ,M 1, David Walton 'Uv Gary Thomas Mark Wakelin txgi- P- Kim Moore, - David Thornton Hlawimf' u David Haupricht, X. Peter Ladriere 1-'i 'IQ-jf 1 3 1' M , fd :ii It as :AFM few-M 'lil R Q I Richard Wheeler 1 A qw- ' ,, - A - 3 S Brad Rossi : 1 V J ' 7 . -'..'5 - 3.1 fr- ' ' . ' A 7 1. Lv A , i Mark Senecal, Paul Macey, Michael Glowacki, Frank Avellone 75 George Mullin, Thomas Chapp f'ff'i jeffrey Lyczkowski Erwin Effler, Michael Jankowski Walter Schweickert, Christopher Rynn Tyrone Liggon Ernest Hoffmann, Duane Praia 76 Ronald Rice, Gregory Comte Timothy Kranz l 1 r Fl l Top: Andrew Anderson, joseph Fadell. Bottom: Mark Gallagher, Emerson Foster. Malcolm Klein, Frank Keating 'E' Gregory Matuszynski, Martin Thomas Daniel Sullivan john Petrie Michael Meiring, Michael Mosiniak 1 19 Bradwinjordan, Richard Kamcza, Stephen Skeldon, Nlichael Emm '97 --s...,,i. if N. From left: Michael Kulwicki, Robert Schoen, Daniel Keeler, Dennis Doran A fl joseph Schrinerhleff Zalubil Michael Downing, William Kaiser, David Mack Harlow Keith, Gre- gory DeBrock 78 l i iv, U .f George Frahn, james Gibson, Joseph Chovanec . 4. li Thomas Kramer, Gary Petsche -.1 'fr Q wi Michael Less, Edward Roberts Gerald Ryan, john Schmitz Peter Miller Rourk Simon, Richard Reed, David DeChristopher john Wendler, Roger Veitch Dale Klockowski David Obergefell . 'X 1 N L, , xy i 1 1 1 R or i f: .M 1 ' -V H lm ' w V, v,,w,n,, , X , E 12:5 David Karmol, Jeffrey Anderson Timothy Pirozzi, Patrick F innigan 79 'Inf !-v v ff: A' 5, +25 ., WS , 1: ' FW - ' AJ 9, U Douglas Sattler, Richard Lewan- dowski Robert Moore, Patrick Tank David Brown, ' David Durrant Charles VanKarsen, Richard Michalak Eivi- i' r 7 l' Q-s -f ' WEA'-f' 3 Thomas Bracken, Mlchael Empey john Pinkelman, Charles Ronau Daniel Bauer, Christopher Malholt L Daniel DICKZCF, Keith Brigade 'I .. V. A ,e . 11 L'-'AY X42 james Dollman, Thomas Dibling Top: James Sielicki. Second Row: Donald Sheroian, Andrew Tafelski. Third Row: Kenneth Kaminski, Michael Billmaier, Michael Killen. Mark McHugh, Michael Noonan,jerry Bishop ' l -. 1 , , I , ' f C X' ' w 'ng' VW' , N, V, . :' Af' . , aj ,, 9: Edward Miller, David Drewyor Richard Reiter 81 Patrick Hanna Thomas Colturi ,E Wan, M, 5:31 Patrick Campbell, jeffrey Harrison James Tillman, Thomas Frey, Martin Nally David Gatwood, Alan Breier john Hunter, William Bebell William Clark, Charles Sallah 82 f it , I l il, john Adamski, Mark Jacoby John Blanchard Thomas Walsh Eric Bocian Richard Sbrocchi, Chris Pizza Reginald Alexander David Grochhlames Hawes Donald Smith Thomas Angel john Chilmonczyk, Daniel Fisher Thomas Zammit Kenneth Wiezbenski, Gary Miller Michael Whelan he 1- he We ll Nlichael Blake, Thomas Papadimos Terrence Taylor, james Kruse fi w i flflm 1. 1 3 1' L. ' J M k John Radocyhlohn McTigue eromei ow 21, Richard Krasula Charles Nolan, George Riedel David Sulier, Michael Shea 84 CX Kenneth Grabowski, Ralph Keele Michael Renda, Dwaine Nemire In I liix i i il From Top: john Herlihy, Mark Hoffmann Daniel Zachman, Gregory Szabo Michael Roper, Steven Meyer Y, Y- ,--., - M ., , Y 1... ,. ,. Y... ,.v,..,. H VW. . . .. -2 X I.. -l i-1, i V40 .,- Y Y -B,- , ,, - if I N, n 1 l 1 M ,guna A William Roshakhlames Lawton, Daniel Mierzwiak John Stoffregen, Jack Straub Allan King From Left: Mark Sczesny, Mark Regerhjohn Dowling Russell Hassen 'P I 1 Thomas F ehlen, Donald Kettinger Ned Braun, David Cedoz Charles Cray, Mark Lemle Michael Roberts, Robert Szkutnik, Paul Szpila Richard Mierzwiak, Roger Rolewicz, Michael Murphey iii, William Schenk William Lehr, Frank LaScola -Q., s-H , X ji ,l Bruce Sauter Dennis Szczepanski -....,? Michael Urbine Douglas Bester, ,QJ iv A , . 'A T james Fox Dennis Mattimoe, Gregory Meck joseph Heinlein, Thomas Sannerhjeffrey Spalding David Vnuck joseph LaConey, Robert Littin john Toth, Christopher Tillman Gregory Zeller, james Bialecki 'TW ,, M, Y..., ,,,,:,-r-T- ., , ,V l 'lil p,!,. . qi , df blifrif md Michael Barone, 'fwju joseph Simon -Aw 'FN f. C' af 1. lil? J EEA 654145.-9 D' Q kd-W .Q Williamjones, Timothy Curtin, Thomas Aberl Mark Calmcs Gary Zmuda, Michael Guess Gary Snyder, -uw' 0, jj Thomas Thompson Cgir wt.. -35 ,...,, ,A ,,,.- 88 1 , d.,,,., William Comte, Michael Kijowski, Ronald Pawlowicz Top: Andrew Rivero, David Newton Bottom: Patrick O'Brien, Craig Riker james Shaner Thomas jarosi Randy Evans ? Michael Capotosto, Matthew Conklin, Gregory Darr Barry Skeldon Douglass Sandrock ' U - 7-1 ,. 1 ,i-.I I. 171- if Q, EW- im.. ,T 'Qin if Ralph Grudzinski, Chris Reinhart Paul Sobczak Andrew Fischer, Robert Wheeler Thomas Helvey, Thomas Stengle, Michael Tillman .... ,Q A lm!!!-:H,. I l H9 Mark Nusbaum, Thomas Connelly Richard Hanophy, Edward Guerra Leonard Buck, Richard Grogan jeffrey Veitchhler- ome Glinkahlohn N Cary -'gf2l1:'+ A .--.af-'ik , Bradley Schuller, Mark Mossingnlay Eyster Standing: james Davis, Matthew Carroll, Edward Schwind Prone: John Baldoni James O'Donnell, Michael Dermer . 5 :-- '- - 1,-' .',..2WN ' V' From left: james Bracken, Robert Bechtel, Mario Orlandi, Nlonte Shllaku 91 Gregory Roszczipka, Gregory Slee Edward Gray, John Blodgett Kevin Smith, Gary DeWood Left: Gary Oden Right: Thomas Brockmeyer Left: john Landry Right: Gregory Oatis ma , TF 5 . ,: - fre! U R' G5 'wht' - Iii' N, - S L ,r . - . 4 lx, lm: -FM' Peter Lux 3 U4 A' Left: Robert Mueller Right: Thomas Heilman Left: Stephan George -1 .' C Top: Robert Zack -pen-.Q , 'it ' E: X Standing: Thomas Harms, Benjamin 1 Schuchmann, Christopher Benjey Pima, t N0 FOOI ,JL GYM' Richard O,Connor Christopher Miller Thomas McMahon Joseph Nagy, Thomas WChI'mCiSICF Daniel Corbo John Newton From left: Carl Polcyn, Carl Peatee, Robert Sharp, Peter Reilly Alphonse Schmitt Timothy Jacoby Steven Harloff Robert Mouch, Mark Schmidt Marvin Hartsfield Gary Stryz, Lawrence Snow Kevin McQuade, james Diehl Kevin Flanagan john Brenner, Thomas Birsen 93 Eugene Foster Michael Langenderfer, Michael O'Mara James Majo, Barry Stephens -gf-was , ' W Richard Curtis, John Szabo Lawrence Becker, Thomas Stechschulte joseph Herbert, Thomas Hanley Abraham Lincoln, james Eggl Stephen Rumpf, Carl Rood 7 Q, Timothy Grove, Nicholas Grabows ki Jn., NRI Lawrence Leyland, Michael Hoffman Christopher Ewald, Vincent Walsh William Chapman, Kelly Gill q'y7ji:??Q'f-21, 'lil-::i,,g..-W .-, A ' 4 .1-1 i ' - we ' A , .4Z',p ' f- ' F' tj ,Ja-.,:. 'N- 'T H GEF' Q, L lp, 'r '1-1 N. ' ll f QW! P f. A 5 l , i ', ' - ,, '-,pl '21 , w.'f:,W ' ,A ,q:.v., zu: . I l, Mimi xii? 'V' - jr.: fit' , ' 22510 , :1',,iF'?2 52 gff. 'fifjg-192 , ' ' f ' ' -N 1. ' G ,. cyl l wi mf- H - '. ......i.'-.5717 'if 1, g. 'H' 3 f 5' l , , pm il 'incl l tv A , A x,,,..j, ' S, f lj' H. 3 im -' ' 5:5 ',.u,1553g- ffl ' ' glib!! 3? FW? 'rl liz, Michael Dombi Ctopjhloseph Rose lf'!TP Stanley Rinda Lawrence Devine james Fosnaugh, joel Petrie David Pierce, Lawrence Balyeat ,vi rr 33 , -.,,.f-- William Daughertyhjames Burlage --,-... X I l T xv gg '-f -'Elf 1 Robert Ledford, Gregory Lesnieski w 1 Christopher Uhl Upper: Thomas Peters, Alfred Reger, Michael Zimmer. Lower: David McCulley, Edward Davis :-rj, f-1-riff 1 77,4 john Barone, William Upper: Craig Smith, Correy Stephens. George Rivero Mclntyre Lower: Charles Fetzek, Timothy Maroda 1 William Murray Russell Rickard, Ralph Arthur, Philip Danford Stephen Matlockulames Underwood Edward Hayes, Richard Rimmelin Qu Thomas Buck William Ninnemanhjames Gary Baird james Kinzer, Gary Evans Jaeger . .1 -L Charles Craft, Richard Conklin Charles Shipley, Mark Anteau Gregory Mick, Eugene Rosinski Stephen Glowacki, Steve Kerr, Mark Farley Michael Clark, james Walker Top: Anthony Macino Bottom: Steven Kopf Christopher Meyer, Ronald Harbauer john Alex Q'fi'AiJE l lE'l! Top: Dennis McCartney Bottom: Charles Kulwicki Frankjohnson John Mull john Carr Bruce Golatka . .r Z t - fy 1 r 1. ' im.m11 -,, N l Dennis Addis, William Goetz, Martin O'Connell, james Sidney Warnergjohn Long Border .... 1, all james Parr, Mark MacRitchie, Richard Balas, Michael Dennie .1 : 91 Fred Kaiser Frederick Feeley Richard Eischen, James Staebell, Dennis Farmer, John Kleparek Patrick Rooney, james Blaine Patrick McNeal David Hibscher John Schwan Q james Kennedy, Shawn O'Reilly, Knute Huber, Robert Hassen 7., Donald Coleman, Charles Douglas l l Lech Wisniewski Christopher Voss 101 ,fir Timothy Clark David Efller Arthur Lyons -'Ei -,va, .1T-A! K--N. Q ' - , ,.,, H lypih xyxx V. i y Michael F ligor Larry Schoen w A William Donkel Gerald Danford ,- X E IOR - A . W !i 5'l 'I 1 1'-' 'wait' F 4 -wx K .fz , ,xxx ' fig 1 .U up, U fff A X- '.-' 1 1 .-1 XT- . 1 . ua , x 61 1 1 . ,- - ,v T, A 4 ' 1' , 1 11 . 14' 11 ,11111w H1-11w'i'5q. 13.11. . W 11 1x , , . . .'.,M--- .1,,1.-rv 'f- ' 1','1.wE. 'L 1 , N '. w' . , 1 ul,-1' W:-.,,u1? I ,1 1 .1 'mi 1' H H1 wi: v1- I ,I ' YI l I lv' I I 1 f A Q r W QL, Dennis C. Alexander Michaelj. Anderson ar-. a f I K w P 9 jeffrey R. Armstrong Thomas M. Balyeat Seniors a'i.scuss theirfrst day ofclass. 104 user? Paul DI. Anteau '-'ZZ' is Frank E. Barone Michael A. Bartell 5 - -,I ixxwzfffrg--f7fg1Ff., 4 -, f'. Z. 15' uw ' 5 J. ,-5, ,, nu ,. , 4 .ca',,,:,, . -.Mr -4.5 fy A-'Q , T -if QiA1.. '1',f 1-,M fw' -'r r' .fr ali ww wg' ' r , ' 45' w' 1' I '-'V 7 ' XA Cy. 3 1. K HH- Q-V gf ix : ,' X ! .,,. ff.. :.1 X .1 r fp' .1 ls 4 r H Q' +1 Tm ' . 1 l 411, . ' X ,' 1 1 ' ,f1gf:gs1fdg,a. 'EQ Dwight W. Basilius i N, V V. 1 SY' QW ff - Alan D. Bensch John P. Boellner l ,A 'I J Frankj. Beauregard ,. A 4 Q! H 'KL MJ john F. Bickford ..:59'-Qi vw E 1 l 'Ulf' t ,g., v 1 1 Raymond R. Beebe Francis C. Bodie Yeah, but it makes for a smooth get-away? U' Robert A. Bogue il David T. Brigode And cheer they did. john P. Boes :HN il xgpvf Gary L. Bond Williamj. Brennan 0' Y g. l wg-5:27 Donald W. Buck William B. Bugert 106 Q37 I ,,. John T. Bureau Gary Mazur draws out the school,s spirit. Larry Byersmith f' Tiff2-TT C ':5 f3?FffTfQ fwii- V if 3 QQ , 'uri 'E' :' ' 1 - V .:. ,. w pw 13 xx wr- ,w,-'-U T T 1 1 jg-:lj . - ' if W H R, u' ,gm ,J i N iifz f Q T I j, u H i M dw? H sir QW i N ii 'QD-P' ' ' , ' '-I ' ,? 'f, 'I N X U X i n., NM xi Xi , i i1'LIf'7 ' . l'fj?'E2,i?21ii'i I ,L yr LIL' 'I 1' l'r'11g:.-: . -. Vx- .V , i Roger M. Carroll Mu ' . 1 u.l,. ..H 1 . 'Nw H '-W.. -my ru i VI ' 'Nil 'Wm 'il QI' IW! J V I ,L ' is ' Y , M. ' ..: ' 1 X, K.. , Al., ' My ' , H rr ' ' N ,, . U F, H Q V 1 or ,. , VM , , -1, 'Lx l rim M. M X , --im i H 1 ' 4' U ' I i. X ' r Xa., U HMI r '. Vw N H N 1 uh 1 su., V uf 'v--v n afffuz-WI, xy N Q V iv 11 .QL JA- N -' :.1:.a Sl ' f' Hg:-,:,gn WZ, 2' 1' + ,J ' .1 -'P -' I . :W ???F5J 5 : A i '122vw Christopher Chamberlin Lawrencej. Chapp 107 V I U. I y 1 V ' r w ii g , X Timothy D. Cassidy M, r ' ur 1 1 W W, Mark T. Chovanec ccGimme a T . . Nicholas A. Christoff Thomas A. Cole Georgej. Conklin B' Rickard P. Corbett Matthewj. Cory Michael Clear i-..,c,.- I l Martin J. Connors Mike Saad leads cheers - E11 .., l WW 1 john D. Crowley james G. Darr William H. Deardurff Thomas E. Degnan Charlie Mierzwiak atPr0jec1f Washington. , ff , ll l fjlgxj I ll' ,NT Nl Mark H. Desmond Gerald M. Donnelly Howardj. Drouillard 4 John P. Duflln ,N NJ i ,, Richard S. Echler fr'-. . q 4 'l l Q l l ' 3 .l .ls ... , 1 1 0 Q ? X, Us X' .2 alll: I, !x fl 2 V -, xl? , !.A, ,vii .,.f ,P 1 4,1 a,,4 1 , 1,1-,-' l . if J 44 M in fl JL. Gary R. Dunn Gary M. Eberle 5 W' 'Y i' 'll 1 - -4,5 VV 1' Mr 1 W If - ,iiglr W 'KTILI' if ' ' A l . V 1 Y . ' , V , .... l . , i 7 . Lawrencej. Fall Michaelj. Fallon Quiz team ponders an answer. The Titan Michael S. Ferner -19 Thomas M. Fischer Edward Floyd X , A, Senior Ingenuity l l 'Cy-7' Berton S. Floraday Garyj. Florian air? L -,Pd Frank E. Foss Thomas P. Fox 111 gc -, a, ug-- .. ' 'ff jim Konicki heads into a vic- torious homestretch. Gerard M. Gliszcinski john F. Gallagher Kevin J. Gill I .IJ ll-'Q . l l5GQX7NL 231 f' Michael B. Goetz 112 Mathiasj. Gaynor 7 l John Glinka , ll I Thomas W. Gongwer johnj. Gorman Richard K. Greene David A. Grey ti-2 gnc.- John E. Grogan David A. Gruen Davidj. Hancock Go on-name someone who doesn 't enjoy the sixth period. Richard A. Hasscn Michael D. Haupricht Roger A. Heider Edward R. Heban Paul T. Heban , N v .f , .,4 , ii-Qfgii' 1 , ' ig 9' ' ffli f ,A r 1? f ,B awrfefrm ., -K, 1: .Y Michael J. Helvey Thomas J. Herbert But I heard every- thing you said, Sir. 114 -, ' , 11 1 1 451. 1 .4-, 11 - ' Sgr.:-K-1 Sure you can do it Martin P. Hertzfeld I 11 .fu i . Raymond Holley David G. Hoffmann Dale M. Hornung 115 with Clzjj'N0tes. U Michaelj. Hofmann 5 ' -5 1111. -,m5g1.a.1. -11V,,1 ,.'.Hf.y1,., .- lg, ' '- 1:32 11 2 ' Tajnb , .- H ir .,f 1, - A . - , f11! ,. F. 'I ,fn 11 -1- 11 .L 1f QV 1' 'f ' '-N l ' 1: 1 mf 1 , 5 T' 14! ,w111!j! fb T , Q41 1 W 1 1 ' Eff' 1:1 T1 '.' 1 ' 1' ' 1 5 ' j r f 1 -'rg . 1 15 - ' f a -1 fa-1 1 f -1 f 1 W1 , , , 1 ' 1 Tw. an mxmrm 1 ,s.3Y h Ly UWB A 'QQ . A I .' fzfzfw- aww 1 Jerry E. Huber Joseph A. Imhof Michael E. Jacobs I.. V K 1 'x is.-4-:QI ' X N f r 'KL' ki xv 1 J 1.1 ,.W' Andre C. Hughes An undefeatable line. . i N N-'af' ' Dennis W. Inglesby Patrick R. Irmen Richard L. Jenks Jerome M. Johnson 116 Paul V. justen Zachary F. Kaczala l. ..-5 If Williamj. Kehres Richard Kern 3 l Michael J. Kaminski Kevin M. King g . Phillip S. Kinsey Ninth period. 117 . W WU' . A - heel David R. Kirk james P. Kistner FfW e e A John Wronkowicz out- springs his man for SQ: control. Michael J. Kollman , My 3' Raymondj. Kulwicki Geoffrey G. Klein y. M XY! -1-wk ,+ -' ::.4 L-':FJ'lZ 'r'E:' :'5ifFU. uf? ff:F::i55fES?'-. .' :g::::::5i55'fg123 K uh, .425 ,vg,-33.1,- ::::-A-...r-r,-I-.-3.-' :z.::.:1f,f:.?f:.yf-3.,. james Komckx 655 Michael R. Kurdys Edward Kurt Wlf,'f!!, -.,V. ff, . A , Mark C. Langenderfer r - ,. ff- I 1 I V i Jan ,s P. Lewandowski - ff-'---?v- i T i.1'.'AFL 73, + Q -555 -U31 X, ' , 1'-f 'ff ' - -f .41 1,--lf, I-Q-'zz 4,-, 1.-'-g,. c-1, -, 5 fs'-335,23 'Fi' IV M, .f..,,-',. 7 XX , ,.. ,-,-.,.-...M k TF. E ,, I qv, x J l , ,, -' ff , '- - H Y v -1? .5 ' lvl 'fiv- E'l 1 1 I , f f 'H' I 1 'A 9 za ' Y 'X ,J 7 't I Dennis J. Kusner Francis J. Landry d d 2 ffm- It 1 .7135 , 1 ' '-A Q. I 4 X ,, if ff' 1 A 'Kg' n 3' . -h if f 4 I X ,X was- 1 .Y -. W3 .l,, .Q gd ffxcuis It , 5555. J 3, ,Mx 5 Anya.. lx, , ,..?eQ,.f,3. ,.1,J, mil N 1 dh. vfibffl' Kennethj. Lanigan Walter H, Lemle I K P 1 Robert W. Littelmann David A. Luchini 119 , -1 i '- i' f' -M! X l james M. Lyczkowski johnj. Lyons COLLEGE- Anozffzer Step 'Q' Forward! Thomas E. Malone Daniel B. Martinez Patrickj. Mattes 120 Christopher L. Macey MI it' Christopher F. Marsrow ,A Gary M. Mazur Michael McCartney CAV l l William M. Meyer fi 1 , 1 , I l I ll l I Markj. Miller 'L . . Uh, did you say Einstein or Frankenstein? .A .v ,.,.-?- Charles A. Mierzwiak ' B ,cha-u Stanley F. Mizerny 121 KM Michael A. Mikosz WJ 4 W .drab I: i ,f '52, ' Y fiilmiyf- 'Zia -f5iE'Si1.2:5'iGP . Q'1'fQ-egg-'152-1?:':i.:?C'i:i ,I-E. A ieyfqig -ya. s,-if , :.f:Z5-.:f 111.4 '-241. Robert E. Morrison Rocky Pinciotti decorates for the Un-Homecoming dance. 4 Ronald M. Nicholas Douglas M. Mosiniak Thomas D. Murphy Timothy P. Myers Douglas P. Nemire .,aa M 'mae' Richard J. Nowak joseph T. Nowakowski 122 Paul T. O7Connor Larry Ohlman john P. Ort .I R i - Frank Landry expounds his views at a meeting of The Pazrice Lamurn- ba Memorial Chapter of the Junior Council 'Q - of World Affairs. Michael O'Rei1ly Michael D. O,Shea Roger A. Ott Rogerj. Pakulski 123 , 'RCW - -v-: Patrick Palmer Rick Nowak tutors a few grade- schoolers at First Christian Church. Michael V. Pfaender ,T JM Ronald R. Parker Michael F. Pauley 1- ' X it . 5 i , vi -. , . .5- f ' li L- N ig l Charles W. Petrie james C. Pfaender Michael R. Pinciotti Robert Plessner 124 Eugene T. Point X.. . . 1 I Y 4 . james M. Ragan joseph A. Rideout I W 1 U ,.,1 , 'Y ll til F 'Lrur Lfzw- dt U, ,Viv s :eng f 4. X, Fu.. na, Dav1d C. Poulos fa John W. Randolph Richardj. Ray 'E- ' 5 1 Michael B. Rimmelin Paul F. Robaskiewicz 125 1 : 155Wl'-l':-:g- -gf -T ' ,951 , - 'L u- I iam ! it ' .5 .-P fe ,-:- - 1-:mm ., .. -, ... ,, -w.- .- , I '-g.+.--?-- im' -1,15 ' 1' - V: -4?- ' N ' N -1 J. ' g- ., J 1 A 1 -Q. Y. 451. M . , 1 ff Z-1.1 rl , . 5, ,H I .,v., .4 .gk ,A ' 1 fr, ,Q ,X ' V' ' if ,- ' 37572 ,'?l:21'i'gl , f. Il 5 FZ. z' -4 -ij ,. mgx, , W x . .55 - in -,Q--A' in Q., fx '- . :- 1. -H--in l, l,--QiZ'f9gf -Ml! 't,, l1fH' ,gslwr .2 1 f T A Q XL l - ir 5 MJ P fn' L, N15 ll X x K file l +V' 1 v gr 1 'in Vi X I ,,,E,l,W I ' Y fx , li l l I 4 ' El l,. 1 ' 4 l lf 1-,ly ,H l 1 'l. ' l ' M f' L , w x ' , 1 ie 'M 5 i I :F l L5 l ,H J I V1 'L M v I X wifi 49 . xr. . Michael E. Roemmele Michaelj. Roth Thomas C. Rotterdam -v ' rs? 1 ,H P 5g2,002?-Qtlnilxl u:'niwzffLpEl2l552il ,f2Z44a ':g,s l::' Douglasj. Rowland Michael A. Saad Martin F. Schemenauer . A,-lf,-,lllgllix mx-. Z-gp-a,1e.xa-fa fgejlfgt- E l '- 'T.. ?2L25if :azz va, afffdfiirg.. ,JJ 1 I 1 D Clifford A. Schoen Trustworthy, loyal, helpful, friendly, courteous, kind, obedient, cheerful, zhrU'ly, brave, clean, and reverent. 126 , 1 James L. Schuller 'ZS' Michael J. Skiver Thomas Soper Wharf iii Christopher Schulte VV! Ekvo J, .f5f.m.:l1f.N. ' -' Q.,'.'-f,11f'1.. -2.41: -,:: -if -1 :aff-' 'se 5'-M1 3,',':.,Tx1:: Q23 ,Q 1.535-.331 .-1: Gary M. Smieszny 1 l 1 Hal R. Simon l f james E. Sniegowski . . . and turkey calls resoundea' up and clown the hallway. 127 Gregory Sova Joseph D. Spenthoff Henry P. Streicher Robert G. Sulier Richard LI. Szczepaniak Ted E. Tank 128 S-J Robert F. Stalzer ll, We li, Q I - WW N Xxx X X Terry L. Swiderski .. ,-,,,, Thomas D. Taylor if i 1 i William S. Thompson Victor F. Trigaux , i . -la , -.nu .1-T f 73-WL - -mi-1T5?iJj ,r111f6+-1 V---1-if-:'.ZZ7-13', x 1-A '. 5 31:41 F1 ' 'f ' 3-'..:1' 'iff '4- ,L2153ffy,7fff!ssE?53i ---'1.--i-5wzia4z- .fziiilliikfi Richard C. Uhl Who says Fischer didn'f enjoy the swing ofthings? E' '-:asf 'Ji' 5 'ii ffm? Thgmag E, Vetter james L. Villhauer 129 Kevin L. Tucholski f ii X, .,n '-.U A ,'4 1, X Q-ff? I r i 1 . -is ... .41 1 rf 3 . .L i -.J 5 7 4 1, W F ' ff? 111-f-p:rf1fi1 '-i.' T? ' .I 314 LEQMIJVH ' V A jeffrey T. Urbanski 1 ii ' J V515 'ii -1 fl ' news f i X ix, m f ' '3 ' F5-'-Tia .. .4551 5 is-xoim , V, fxfgis , ,,,-m w,q2-:g5,- '-im .E '--1 'wygaugwf ff j 3'Z'5' - - . . ' '1-4 35 Tariff! ', iff ZW--5:55 Michael E. Voegcli l 1 , Nag. Edward J. Vollmar Michael R. Voss SPIRIT- A Striving l or Victory! Gregoryj. Walsh .,,:,, William M. Wersell David F. Westenkirchner 130 qv- ' Gary M. Walkowiak Robert H. Welly Mn-'X James J. Westrick 1. w cv, M u .a Q W ,N L mga-1' Lee A. Wright John P. Wronkowicz Michaelj, Young Raymondj. Zammit 'xx Ajlame in the Knight. I 1 Monte L. Zarick Robertj. Zeller David E. Zolg 131 : hr M. 1 . Q 'iv - TLS I- .A 1- Kr! V.,..,:. -I-5.-A ,gl ACTIVITIES ' 1 is 515 'WY gi i 1... , , 1 I I. tm, 1 1 Student Council i I i l I l l V Standing: Timothy Jacoby, Reginald Alexander, Officers: Brock Rimmelin QSec.l, jim Ragan John Nolan, Gary Cries. Sitting: David Mack,John CPres.j, jim Schuller QS. at AJ, john Boellner QV- Wendler, Charles Nolan. Presb, Thomas Murphy fTreasurerQ. Presidents: Sitting: Kevin Desmond, Malcolm Klein, Duke Wheelerhlay Kirchmaier. Standing: Tony Burgin, Mike O'Shea, Tom,Colturi, joe Imhof, john Toth, jim Fos- naugh, Tom Connelly, Bob Wheeler, Tim Cassidy, Bob Plessner, Bob Bogue, Jim Peters, Dennis McCartney. Nlissingz Steve Matlock, Don Coleman, Tim Malone. Vice-Presidents: First Row: john Smith, Kim Moore, Stan Wanucha, Tom Sallah, Dwaine Nemire. Middle Row: Rick Corbett, Wally Schweickert, Tom Harms, Mike Billmaier, Kevin Smith. Last Row: David Grey, Chris Schulte, Doug Mosiniak, Nlark Farley, Tom I-Ielvey. Missing: Tom Wakefield, jim Hawes, Frank LaScola, Tom Stechschulte, Brad Rimmelin, Larry Schoen, Cary Dunn, Mike Pinciotti. x . ,Se f if-1-we 9' --, , . I , r fi 5 'QE i, ,J M i,,,. z 3 'A T-, ., 11 ,1 4 4' it 4 J .A 5. 5-1 nf '4 ,,A .-., i - ,J .- ,g ai Q , 1 fi- in , 1' .- 1-J : -' jf .r .1- 'f f E-'11 1 .1 K' ' J i 1 ei 'Ns X4 f Ghess lub The 1968-69 Titan chess team, with Mr. Robert D,Amico, S.J. as moderator, posted a respectable record against City League foes. The chessmen exhibited their talents on Wed. afternoons. Then, on Thurs. they replayed their matches searching for flaws in their play and moves to remember for future encounters. Team One Team Two Opp. SJ. Opp. SJ. Maumee Valley 3 1 1 3 ' Scott 1 3 2 2 St. Francis i 2-U2 li-U2 4 l Oi Whitmer 3 1 4 X0 Woodward 2 2 0 4 i Bowsher 1 3 3 1 no HTF! Jerome Glinka astounds Mr. D'Amico with his clever move against Tom McMahon. f'I 't Mike Gavin smiles confidently as he matches wits with Dan Smith. In back: Gary Gries and Ted Ronau. Wi? The Chessmen. Sitting: David Pierce, Thomas McMahon, William Kaiser, Jerome Glinka. Standing: Michael Capostoto, Michael Less, Gregory Lodge, Mr. Robert D'Amico SJ., moderator, Michael Gavin, Daniel Smith, Ted Ronau. Bowlin St. john's Intramural bowling provided much entertainment for about 35 boys who compose the ten-team league. These students bowled every Wed. at Imperial Lanes with Frxlulian Maline acting as moderator. The bowl- ers hoped to cap the season off with a championship match between the two teams with the best records. Father Maline shows the boys just how it's done. Greg Darr and Mark Birsen check their scores while Tom Aberl awaits his turn. ,i-...- ri 4-ff l Mark Senecal hurls his ball towards those ten pins hoping for the legendary STRIKE. gs: 'flee' ,V - . sf- ' f -. .. , -'11, if Q' .216 ' ff,x'?gL 2155 ...ff 1 :I I,-'kts g, I y'. Ygvyf. W A, F.. 19537-.icyi A Larry Fall flings his ball up the alley. N a Jerry Huber shows his form at the crucial moment-release. Science Club The Science Club is in its first year at St. LIohn's after being organized primarily for freshmen and sophomores by Frs. james Lotze and Charles Sweeney SJ. The members meet weekly either for discussion or for work on an individual projects. Many of the scientists traveled to various science fairs with their projects as a climax to their year of hard work. john Wendler and Ted Ronau puzzle over an unidenti- fied microorganism. lu' ' Dan Dietzer takes care of his many mice. Bill Bebell rechecks some data con- cerning his assortment of plants. it it --t . If 1 Fr. Lotze and Keith Klein prepare a slide for their view ing enjoyment. Volunteers The Volunteer Program at St. xIohn's consists of a group of men who embark on errands of service to the sick, the slow learners, and the mentally retarded. This year the crusaders often visited Washington junior High and First Christian Church where they turtored students who found it difficult to learn. A number of these men also undertook the mission of visiting various Toledo hospitals where they performed work ranging from patient-care to paper work. 138 ' l Bob Morrison chalks up a few prob- lems on the black board. Larry Chapp Ctopj, Ron Parker CMiddlej, and Mike O'Reilly fbottomj guide their charges through the intricacies of the three , ., ,. -V V .H A 5-5 ll' my H w V 5, if '1--,- , ., , ,. 1 , Q I ., Mark Mossing . . . Algebra's his forte. ii Matt Cory formulates an answer, Hey, Father! Where's the 1av? Frank Beauregard ponders a problem. jim Ragan teaches and learns. Campion Hall St. John's Campion Hall again undertook the formidable task of presenting two very successful plays with double Casts. In the fall Mr. james Edwards and Mr. Patrick Peppard, Peppard, SJ. joined forces to direct Koffman and Hart's You Can? Take It With You. For the winter play Campion Hall brilliantly portrayed jean Anouilh's Becket. In the spring the actors hope to stage their annual Shakespearean production which will be A Mz'dsummer Nzlghl 's Dream. , c.,,, .. i 1 , i xirqnnrm Mike Fallon, as joe, expounds on the problems of the world. Tim Jacoby, as Tony Kirby, shares a few tender moments with Alice fMary Beth Kingj. You Cami! Take Iz Wzth You . . if s C I , - 1 5 X. ,f1.,i,J:. ,215 fn 'Y W M P '74 1 1 2 J! I 4 V ,qw-1-s,,, 4 . V 1 M l 1' 5? ' J .Q 4. , 2 LA' 1 ' A WT? f I 1 I y g i n W- John Wendler, Rourk Simon, Nick Christoff, Paul Heban, Mike Kulwicki, john Neary, Ron Nicholas, and Bill Bebell in a scene from Becket. Jim Gibson, Dan Dietzer, lVIike Saad, Roger Rolewicz, and Dave Sulier: a portrait of peak performance. Sitting: Jim Konicki, jim Egghjohn Stoffregen, Bob Schoenhlohn Cardinal Zambelli QEd Grayj Blodgett. Standing: Frank Foss, Dan Keeler, Greg Slee, Kevin Flana- explains his plan for handling gan. Becket to the Pope QEd Robertsj. Forensics The forensics department of Campion Hall, though not as active as last year, displayed fine potential. The peak of the year was a trophy-winning performance by the Sophomore debators. The Fresh-- man are being guided by Mr. John Logsdon, Dave DeChristopher and Rourk Simon polish their style for an upcoming performance. Dave Karmol,John Wendler, and Pat Hanna admire their newly-captured trophy. John Stoffregen captures his audience in the middle of his speech. Ron Nicholas in his prime. Freshman orators: Sitting: Louis Smith, Tim Haupricht, Brian Conrad, Standing: Mr. john Logsdon, SJ., moderator, Mike Malone, jon Alexander, Kevin Knight, Paul Westenkirchner, Terry Holzer, Pat Golden, Greg Cavill. 1 itan and Jeff Zavac on the sax during a half-time perform- ance. First Row: J. Lyczkowski, D. Alexander, M. Guess, S. Meyer, G. Donnelly,J. Jurkiewicz, K. Martaus, M. Mikri, E. Bocian,J. Zavac. Second Row: J. Sielicki, D. Kettinger, R. Meyers, Walker, M. MacRitchie, F. Feeley, K. O'Mara, R. Long, R. Ott, Zalubil, M. Noonan, T. Meyer. Third Y - Mr. Taptich directs the band during one of their gruelling practices. Row: J. Okonski, T. Pierce, B. Jordan, N. Brassfield, M. Borden, D. Lipinski, D. Mack, T. Dibbling, M. Less, J. Schriner,J. Malak, T. Walsh. Last Row: G. Eberle, E. Fos- ter, B. Mouch, T. Taylor, G. Taptich, M. Campbell, W. Evans, M. Murphey. C1 P X' ln' v nv. lb i, X. .. -V-.. ,n x is '51 - -, . , . ,,.'-... ,' .1v',,! 4, aaalier Staff After revamping the format of the Cavalier early in the year, the Cavalier staff went about their reporting with renewed enthusiasm. By efficient reporting on various political issues, effective cover- age of school activities, and conscientious editing they produced a bi-monthly paper which drew considerable interest from the student body. 'NT - G Frank Landry, Tom Brockmeyer, and Fr. Patrick McManamon, S. J. Cmoderatorl look over the final product. lik? Craig Smith and Jim Sielicki type for another deadline. Sitting: Thomas Murphy, Frank Landry, Thomas Brockmeyer, Larry Byersmith. Standing: John Landry, Gregory Slee, Thomas Connelly, Michael Blake, Fr. Patrick McManamon, SJ. Cmoderatorj. mama ' A Q wzmttr N-vt - I y. t . ., W i -4i?i'1 iw ,. 1.11 ,. . ..,.,, - 'Au -. -4 mit is use '25 '. , 1 'Q:'512rt' ' i..1.::. f1f:,, zf' ,:- -. ' 11' 1: -Y 5 ' i :Wil .frTv'! i vw 5 - . A X - 515125255 ll M1-'fi all ,,,,,...-- i ' ' N3 'f2?:E7'i?w Fx - L, 654, Ie . ILIYETV Inq ' Hmi :vm ' 'fl N . ' f' V izilligflfffc . ' ' , N -211 Q. X i , ' w r::: ' i 2'-iw , i y2,gL'5i,,3Q ,H --Iqff. 1, H i sr- wir- ri, Y -Arg,-2 4 N W Tom Murphy discusses his article with editor Larry Byersmith Jim Jurkiewicz -1- Bob Schocn + one typewriter : another issue of the Cavalier soon. Sitting: George Conklin, David DeChristopher, Michael Roemmele, Dennis Mattimoe. Standing: Mark Mossing, Edward Schwind, James Gibson, Daniel Dietzer, john Neary, john Blodgett. N . D I: V-'y .gf 71 Sr ' ' gyllimx, ,B -N. A-. Year ook Staff Gerard Glizcinski, Mike Bartell, editor, and Tom Mike O'Reilly andjoc Rideout trying to come up Gongwer planning the 7969 Promethean. with an imaginative, new layout. I 4 Photographers: Mark I-Iornung, Bob Littelman, Dan Feicht, Chris Macey and Tom Brockmeyer. Ed Guerra and Gary Dewood typing to meet a deadline. s.-.. john Wendler, David Mack and Mike Downing trying to beat the deadline. Mike Goetz and joe Imhof put in Mr. Thomas Reiss, SJ., yearbook and some after-school work. photography club moderator. Jim Gibson, Bob Moorehlohn Baldoni, and Peter Lux discussing the merits of fine photography. adio Club --...,,,,,:-,4 Br. Sebian, SJ. checks the progress in the radio shack. t -Q David Martinez does some rewiring after school. Greg Darr: turning dials and recording bleeps in his game. A smiling Dan Dietzer takes time out for a joke before workin the radio shack. The Radio Club began the 1968-69 broadcasting season by discarding old equipment and starting from scratch. A government loan helped the radio buffs get back on the air and by the end ofthe first quarter they were running smoothly. With the aid of Bro. Sebian's technical knowhow they hope to rebuild some transmitters and other needed equip- ment. Keith Brigode and Dan Deitzer do needed repair work. HJEFOHS Mr. 81 Mrs. George E. Aberl Dr. 81 Mrs.-james Adams Mr. gl Mrs. Charles Alexander Mr. gl Mrs. Gene Alexander Mrs. Lucy P. Alexander Mr. 81 Mrs.john D. Anderson Mr. 81 Mrs. Thomas H. Anderson jacobj. Appelhans, Sr. Mr. gl Mrs. Ralph D. Arthur Mr. 81 Mrs. AJ. Bagdonas Mr 81 Mrs. Robertj. Baird Mr. gl Mrs. Richard V. Balas Dr. 81 Mrs. L. P. Baldoni Mr 81 Mrs. Francis K. Balyeat Mr. gl Mrs.John Barone Mr 81 Mrs. Frankj. Bartell Mr. 81 Mrs. Donald W, Basilius Mr. 81 Mrs. Frankj. Beauregard Mr. 81 Mrs. William G. Bebell Mr. 81 Mrs. Clarence E. Bechtel Mr. 81 Mrs. Frank H. Becker Mr. 81 Mrs. Sam Benjey Mr. 81 Mrs. Walter Bettinger Mr. 81 Mrsjoseph P. Bialecki Mary Ellen Bickford Mr. gl Mrs.j.james Bishop Mr. 81 Mrs. W.j. Blaine Mr. 81 Mrs.james F. Blake Mr. 81 Mrs.James A. Bocian Mr. gl Mrs.john E. Bodie Mrujohn Boellner Mr. 81 Mrs. PJ. Bocs Mr. 81. Mrs. Ben Bogue Mr. 81 Mrs. William G. Borden Mr. 81 Mrs. Robert H. Braun Mr. 81 Mrs. George R. Breier Mr. 81 Mrs. Robert Brennan Mr. 81 Mrs.John T. Brenner Mr. Mrs. T. Dale Brigode Mrs. Martha Brown Mr. 81. Mrs. George L. Buck Mr. 81Mrs. C. L. Bugret Mr. 81 Mrs.John W. Bureau Mr. 81 Mrs. Louisj. Byersmith Mr. gl Mrs. Haroldj. Calmes Mrs.John W. Campbell Mr Mr Mr Dr. Nlr Mr Mr Mr lVIr Mr Mr . 81 Mrs. . 81 Mrs. . 81 Mrs. 81Mrs. .jack C. . 81 Mrs. . 81 Mrs. . gl Mrs. . 81 Mrs. . 81 Mrs. . 81 Mrs. Class of IA Class of IB Class of ID Class of I E Class of IG Class of 2A Class of 2B Class of2C Class of 2D Class of 2E Ralph A. Camponigro Marion A. Capotosto James G. Carr Thomas T. Carroll Cavill Gerald R. Ccdoz William W. Chapman Chris Christoff James L. Churchill James F. Clark Williamj. Clark Class of2F Class of 3A Class of3B Class of3D Class of 3E Class of 3F Class of 4A 4A Waz corner gl Mrs. Thomas R. Cole 81 Mrs. William H. Comte,.Ir. gl Mrs. George Conklin 81 Mrs. Thomas R. Conklin gl Mrs. Thomas NI. Connelly Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr lvlr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr, Dr. Mr. Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr. Mr Mr Mr Mr. Dr. Mr Mr lVIr Dr. Mr Mr Mr lVIr Mr Mr Mr Nlr Mr. Mr Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Dr. Mr. Mr. gl Mrs. 81 Mrs. 81 Mrs. 81 Mrs. 81 Mrs. 81 Mrs. 81Mrs. 81 Mrs. 81 Mrs. Edward F. Corbett Charles Cory Charles G. Cory William C. Crahan Eugene Davis William P. Daugherty Haroldj. Dazcll,xIr. Robert F. DeBrock Herman DeBrosse 81 Mrs.john D. DeChristopher 81 Mrs. 81 Mrs 81 Mrs 81 Mrs 81 Mrs 81 Mrs 81 Mrs. .81 Mrs. 81 Mrs 81 Mrs. 81 Mrs. 81 Mrs. 81 Mrs. 81 Mrs. 81 Mrs. Edmund T. Degnan Ronald V. Dermer Edward F. Desmond Walter Dettinger Philipj. Devine Edward T. DeWood Edward Dibling Richard E. Dietzer Michael Dombi Williamj. Donkelhjr. Gerald M. Donnellyhlr Robert M. Donnelly A. W. Doran Charles Douglas John-I. Dowling Henry P. Drake 81 Mrs 81 Mrs 81 Mrs 81 Mrs 81 Mrs 81 Mrs gl Mrs 81 Mrs 81 Mrs 81 Mrs. 81 Mrs 81 Mrs George P. Dumit Robert Dunn .John E. Durrant .John P. Eggl Marvin E. Emm Alvin E. Ewald .James P. Eyster Vincent Fall Robert M. Fehlen 81 Mrs. .john E. Feicht F.j. Flanagan Charles A. Fleig Robert H. Fligor gl MRrs. Edward D. Floyd 81 Mrs. 81 Mrs. 81 Mrs. 81 Mrs. 81 Mrs. 81 Mrs. gl Mrs. 81 Mrs. 81 Mrs. 81 Mrs 81 Mrs Frank Foss Fred A. Fox john R. Gallagher M. Gaynor Charlesj, Gibbons Robert W. Gibson Joseph G. Gill John R. Glinka Alphonse S. Glowacki Berthold NI. Goetz Phalen T. Golden 81 Mrs.james F. Gordon gl Mrs. 81 Mrs. 81 Mrs. 81 Mrs. Leonj. Grabowski Edward W. Gray Walterj. Gries Norman Groch 81 Mrs.john E. Grogan 81 Mrs. Anthony Gruen gl Mrsxlose Guerra 81 Mrs. 81 Mrs. Boyd G. Guess J. T. Hancock Mr. SL Mrsxlohn R. Hanna Mr. SL Mrs. Gerald E. Harms Mr. gl Mrs. P. C. Harrisonhlr. Mrs. Marvin F. Hartslield Mr. gl Mrs. Michael C. Haupricht Mr ' s Mr Mr Mr Mr SL Mrs .SL Mrs. Robert Helder j. J. Heilman . gl Mrs. Ray Helvey SL Mrs. Carl E. Herbert SL. Mrs. Carl W. Hibscher Mr. SL lvlrs. Donald T. Hickey Mr. SL Mrs.Thomas Holzer Mr. SL Mrs. Dale B. Hornung Mr. gl Mrs. Edward F. Huber Mr. gl Mrs. Andre C. Hughes Mr. SL Mrsuloseph A. Imhof Dr. SL Mrs. Richard M. Inglis Mr. SL Mrs. R. W.jacobs Mr. SL Mrs. William A.jacoby Mr. SL Mrs. Thomasjularosi Mr. gl Mrs. William L.-jordan Mr. SL Mrs. Williamjurkiewicz Mr. SL Mrs. Paul V.justen Mr. SL Mrs. Frankj. Keating,Jr. Mr. SL Mrs. Paul F. Keeler Mr. gl Mrs. William Kehres Mr. SL Mrs. Robert M. Kelly Mr. SL. Mrs. Kenneth W. Kern Mr. SL Mrs. William L. Kerr Mr. SL Mrs. Chester N. Kijowski Mr. gl Mrsujames M. Kinzer Mr. gl Mrs. Peter C. Kirchmaier Mr. gl Mrs. Robert-I. Kirk Mr. SL Mrs. Harold R. Kistner Mr. SL Mrs. Gordon Klein Mr. SL Mrs. Walter S. Klockowski Mr. SL Mrs. Edwin R. Knapik Mr. SL Mrs. Thomas Kollman Mr. SL Mrs. Ronaldtl. Kolodzaike Mr. SL Mrs. Edwinj. Konicki Mr. SL Mrs.-Ioseph A. Krasula Mr. SL Mrs. Stephen R. 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Melvin Mr gl Mrs. Richard Meyer Mr. SL Mrs. Robert C. Meyers, Sr. Mr. SL Mrs. Richard F. Michalak Mr. SL Mrs. Frankj. Mick Mr. SL Mrs. Emil F. Mierzwiak Nlr. SL Mrs. Marion lvlikosz Mr. SL Mrs. Norman H. Miller Mr. SL Mrswloseph Miller Mr. SL Mrs. Rex Mock Mr. SL lVIrs.John A. Mokri Mr. gl Mrs. Robert A. Moore Mr. SL Mrs. Wilford H. Moore Mr. SL Mrs. Raymond M. Mosiniak Mr. SL Mrs. Ronald V. Messing Mr. SL Mrs. Francisj. Mueller Mr. SL Mrs. George W. Mullan Mr. SL Mrs. Danielj. Murphy Mr. SL Mrs. Paul Myers Mr. SL Mrs.john F. Neary Mr. SL Mrs. Bert Nicholas Mr. john T. Nolan Mr. SL Ivlrs. Rollin G. Nusbaum Mr. SL Mrs. R. J. Obergefell lVIr. SL Mrsxlohn-I. O,Brien Mr. SL Mrs. Dale R. Oden Mr. SL Mrs. Lawrence Ohlman Mr. SL Mrs. Alphonse R. Olszewski Mr. SL Mrs. E. A. Orlandi Mr. SL Mrs. Francis T. Orosz Mr. gl Mrs. Richard R. Padesky Mr. SL Mrsuloseph Pakulski Mr. SL Mrs. Raymond Parker Mr. SL Mrs. Melvin A. Pawlowicz Mr. SL Mrs. Noley Pauleyhlr. lVIr. SL lVIrs. Richard W. Penrod Mr. SL Mrs. Ernestj. Peters Mr. SL Mrs.James H. Petty Mr. CSL Mrs. Edward W. Pierce Mr. SL Mrs. William R. Pierce Mr. SL Mrs. Don Pinciotti Mr. SL Mrs. RobertA. Pinkelman Mr. SL Mrs. Carl F. Polcyn Mr. SL Mrs. Chrisxl. Poulos Mr. SL Mrs. Robert G. Plessner Mr. SL Mrs. Virgil A. Prala Dr. SL Mrs. Luther S. Pugh lVIr. SL Mrs. Robert C. Ragan Mr. SL Mrs. M. P. Reisinger Mr. SL Mrs. Carlj. Renda Mr. gl Mrs. Bernard M. Reinhart Mr. gl Mrs. Howard L. Rickard Mr. SL Mrs. Clark M. Riker Mr. SL Mrs. William C. Rimmelin Mr. SL Mrs. Stanleyj. Rinda Mr. CSL Mrs. Daniel Robaskiewicz Mr. SL Mrs. Edward T. Roberts Mr. SL Mrs. Paul Roemmele lVIr. SL Mrs.JohnJ. Rolewicz lvlr. gl Nlrsjohn R. Rooney Mr. SL Mrs. George A. Rood Mr. SL Mrs. Robert P. Roper lVIr. SL Mrs. Thomasj. Rose Mr. gl Mrs. Roshak Mr. SL Mrs. R. A. Rossi Mr. SL Mrs. Michael Roth Mr. SL Mrs. Gerald Rotterdam Mr. gl Mrs. Donald S. Rowland Mr. gl Mrs. Georgej. Saad Mr. SL Mrs. Thomasj. Sallah Mr. SL Mrs. D. F. 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At Owens-Illinois We believe in the competitive enterprise system. We produce and sell, in the competitive markets We serve, quality products of glass, paper and plastid .to meet the needs and wants of man in his modern World. n , OWENS-ILLINOIS Toledo, Ohio Q 161' AQQ CJ . A OO fOOO QGOOO O Q OOO OOO ' O ' GAVIN-MOCK COMPANY General Contractors If you're curious about Fiberglas' just ask a quarterback. Or a racing driver. Or a professional golfer. Or a marine engineer. Or practically anybody. We figure about 30,000 better ways have been found to use Fiberglas products and materials to replace steel, wood, aluminum or cloth. If you want to help find better uses for Fiberglas, and have a challenging career, OWEN, COWNG Residential and Commercial Remodeling 3420 Monroe St. 248-241 'I keep us in mind. FIBERGLAS cDonald' T.M. W. Laskey Rd. at Miracle Mile Woodville Rd. at Great Eastern S. Byrne Rd. near Heather Downs Cherry and Central Monroe and Auburn 805 N. Reynolds Rd. Secor Rd. at Westgate Front and Main Monroe near Talmadge 162 Power Brushes Inc. TOLEDO, OHIO Engineered brushes for indusiry Congratulations Sf. Johns L. ' t Q fa Mr 81 Mrs. Paul Johnson and family I - MARTY CHRIS ' If ,TV I MARY TIM P .X ,b PAT TOM .,' X ' ' ' MEG PHIL 5335, D MIKE KATHY ' , , MATT JEFF ,4 4 + E LPEILDH I E3 I J K ' ,. , r I iii, HIR E WHEN You THINK INSURANCE: f ' WHEN You suv INSURANCE- 0 6 CALL PAUL AT 479-8446 A .' h Your LIFE is my business Ii! 5 , . as ' ' ' ' 4 0? 163 GREY, DAVID A. 246-1049 649 Boalt St. Student Council 45 Bowling 1, 25 Campion Hall 25 Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Track 1 GROGAN, JOHN E. 382-7823 2138 Heatherwood Football 15 Basketball 15 Explorers 25 Track 1, 2 GRUEN, DAVID A. 531-1357 917 Harrow Rd. Wrestling 15 Track 2 HANCOCK, DAVID J. 536-0076 2144 Evansdale Ave. Honors 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 15 Wrestling 35 Chess 35 Volunteers 25 Newspaper 15 Poster Club 1, 25 Track 1 , 2, 3, 4 HASSEN, RICHARD A. 385-6180 3229 Heatherdowns Blvd. Honors 1, 2, 3, 45 Bowling 35 Explorers 35 Poster Club 35 Track 2 HAUPRICHT, MICHAEL D. 893-3632 706 Waite Rd., Maumee, O. Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2 HEBAN, EDWARD R. 1-874-6287 28122 White Rd., Perrysburg, O. Volunteers 2, 35 Explorers 4 HEBAN, PAUL T. 385-3174 226 Jennings Rd. Honors 1, 2, 3, 45 Cross Country 25 Campion Hall 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1 HEIDER, ROGER A. 472-2426 2132 Grantwood Ave. Swimming 15 Bowling 35 Campion Hall 1, 2, 35 Poster Club 1, 25 Glee Club 3 HELVEY, MICHAEL J. 475-8035 4155 Gilhouse Rd. Football 15 Cross Country 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Newspaper 1 HERBERT, THOMAS J. 893-3860 1037 Scott St. Baseball 15 Track 15 Science Club 15 Honors 1, 2, 3,4 HERTZFELD, MARTIN P. 382-9427 126 University Blvd. HOFFMANN, DAVID G. 1-874-6046 807 Locust St., Perrysburg, O. Honors 1, 2, 35 Bowling 1, 25 Campion Hall 1,25 Track 15 Golf3, 4 HOFMANN, MICHAEL 385-1089 3161 Daleford Honors 1, 2, 35 Cross Country 25 Track 1, Radio Club 15 Science Club 1 HOLLEY, RAYMOND J. 893-3972 211 W. Broadway Honors 1, 2, 3, 45 Radio Club 1 HORNUNG, DALE CMARKJ 531-2642 2149 Shenandoah Rd. Honors 1, 2, 35 Student Council 15 Chess 25 Campion Hall 1, 2, 3, 45 Newspaper 1, 2, 45 Camera Club 45 JCWA 3, 45 Poster Club 1, 25 Track 2 IMHOF,JOSEPH A. 382-7636 2331 Wildwood Blvd. Honors 1, 2, 35 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 25 Student Council 45 Bowling 35 Newspaper 45 Baseball 15 Yearbook4 INGLESBY, DENNIS W. 865-4172 1126 S. Crissey Rd. Track 15 Science Club 15 Wrestling 1, 3 IRMEN, PATRICK R. 865-3015 RR? 1, 1741 S. Holland Sylvania Rd. Football 1, 25 Cross Country 3, 45 Bowling 25 Swimming 2, 3, 45 Volunteers 2, 35 Radio Club 25 Campion Hall 3, 45 Science Club 25 Poster Club 1, 25 Baseball 15 Track1,2,3,4 JACOBS, MICHAEL E. 385-4444 207 University Blvd. Bowling 1, 45 Band 1, 25 Track 1 JENKS, RICHARD L. 246-1876 2330 Parkwood Honors 1, 3, 45 Student Council 1, 35 Wrestling 25 Volunteers 3, 45 Campion Hall 2 JOHNSON, JEROME CMARTYJ 382-5338 3692 River Rd. Football 25 Swimming 2, 35 Wrestling 15 Band 2, 35 Newspaper 15 Volunteers 2, 35 Yearbook 1 JUSTEN, PAUL V. 893-6916 2308 Havenwood Honors 1, 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 15 Newspaper 3, 45 Explorers 25 Track 2 KACZALA, ZACHARY F. 382-1503 1151 Eastgate Football 1, 25 Bowling 15 Wrestling 15 Campion Hall 35 Track 1, 2 KAMINSKI, MICHAEL J. 865-2105 804 Rochelle Rd. Honors 1, 2 KEHRES, WILLIAM J. 241-9448 1030 Prouty Ave. Honors 1, 2, 3, 45 Cross Country 25 Bowling 35 Chess 25 Newspaper 35 JCWA 3, 45 Explorers 2, 35 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 KERN, RICHARD J. 242-1164 2118 Smead Ave. Honors 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 35 Science Club 25 Poster Club 1 KING, KEVIN QMIKEJ 385-4246 3074 Villa Dr. Honors 1, Football 1, 25 Wrestling 1, 2, 35 Student Council 1, 25 Poster Club 1,2 KINSEY, PHILIP S. 693-3910 2001 C.onsaul St. KIRK, DAVID R. 382-0543 4240 Deepwood Lane Wrestling 15 Swimming 2, 35 Volunteers 2, 3 KISTNER, JAMES P. 474-1472 3824 Hoiles Ave. Honors 1, 2, 35 Wrestling 15 Science Club 1, 25 Campion Hall 1, 2, 3 KLEIN, GEOFFREY G. 385-2988 4425 Holly Hill Wrestling 1, 25 Poster Club 1, HUBER7 JERRY E, 382-7442 25 Volunteers 45 Baseball 1,2, 3 5125 N. Willcrest Dr. Honors 15 Football 15 Student Council 25 Bowling 45 Volunteers 35 KOLLMAN, MICHAEL 382-7795 Campion Hall 1, 2 1438 Vassar Dr. Honors 2, 3, 45 Poster Club 1 HUGHES, ANDRE C. 1-829-3190 KONICKI, JAMES 536-3408 RR33 Box 163, Swanton, O. Track 1, 2 1760 WYUdUfSt CFOSS Country 2, 3, 45 Volunteers 2, 3, Campion Hall 3, 4, Poster Club 1, Newspaper 1, 2, Track 1, 2, 3, 4 KULWICKI, RAYMOND UOEJ 475-2754 3737 Woodley Rd. Football 1, 2, 3, Wrestling 1, 2, Volunteers 1, 2, 3, Yearbook 1 KURDYS, MICHAEL R. 472-7019 2552 Lima Dr. Wrestling 2, Bowling 1, 4, Volunteers 2, Newspaper 1, Golf 2 KURT, EDWARD J. 882-4743 4144 Merriweather KUSNER, DENNIS J. 1-874-7377 236 W. South Boundary, Perrysburg, O. Honors 3, 4, Swimming 1, Science Club 1 LANDRY, FRANCIS J. 475-4206 4621 Eastway Honors 1, 2, 3, 4, Campion Hall 1, 2, 3, 4, Volunteers 2, Newspaper 2, 3, 4, Science Club 2,JCWA 3, 4 LANGENDERFER, MARK C. 1-829-2700 RR 43, Box 151, Swanton, O. Campion Hall 1, Radio Club 1, Science Club 2, Explorers 3, 4 LANIGAN, KENNETH 882-5474 6206 Valley Park Dr, Honors 1, 2, Swimming 1, 2, Campion Hall 2 LEMLE, WALTER H. 536-3104 5107 St. Aubin Rd. Honors 1, 2, 3, 4, Campion Hall 2 LEWANDOWSKI, JAMES P. 242-5310 2461 Robinwood Ave. Swimming 2, 3, Bowling 1,2, Volunteers 2, 4, Campion Hall 2, Poster Club 1 LITTELMANN, ROBERT W. 475-9489 3167 Wendover Dr. Honors 1, 2, 4, Newspaper 1,2, Yearbook 1, 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 2, 3, 4 LUCHINI, DAVID A. 893-6607 6437 Hilltop Lane Honors 2, Bowling 2, 3, Wrestling 1 LYCZKOWSKI, JAMES M. 536-0607 622 Polonia Ct. Bowling 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 2, Track 1, 2 LYONS, JOHN 382-5200 3763 Beechway Honors 2, 3, 4 MACEY, CHRISTOPHER L. 536-8097 2035 Joffre Ave. Honors 1, 2, 3, 4, Campion Hall 1, 2, Newspaper 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 2, 3, 4 MALONE, THOMAS QTIMJ 536-2667 2256 Middlesex Dr. Honors 1, 4, Football 1, Wrestling 2, Student Council 1,2, 3, 4, Volunteers 2, 3, 4, Campion Hall 2, 3, 4, Newspaper 1, Yearbook 1, Track 1 MARSROW, CHRISTOPHER F. 475-2755 233 E. State Line Band 2, Wrestling 1 MARTINEZ, DANIEL B. 474-0804 1826 Jermain Dr. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling 1, 2, Campion Hall 3, Track 1, 2, 3 MATTES, PATRICK J. 382-4357 3448 Beverley Dr. MAZUR, GARY M. 382-0502 3521 Schneider Rd. Honors 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 1, 2, Volunteers 2, Campion Hall 1,2, 3, Track 1 MCCARTNEY, MICHAEL J. 385-6186 3520 Woodbine Ave. Honors 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, Wrestling 3, Volunteers 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, Newspaper 1, 2, Yearbook 2, 3 MEYER, WILLIAM M. 1-874-5296 128 Cranden Honors 1, 2, 3, 4, Campion Hall 1, Newspaper 2, Track 2 MIERZWIAK, CHARLES A. 531-2107 237 Dickens Honors 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, Volunteers 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, Science Club 2 MIKOSZ, MICHAEL A. 1-826-6526 RR!! 1, Box 231-A, Swanton, O. Honors 1, 2, 3, 4, Poster Club 1 MILLER, MARK 536-4118 909 N. Byrne Rd. Honors 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, Volunteers 2, 3, Explorers 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3 MIZERNY, STANLEY F. 882-8508 4051 Robinhood Honors 2, Bowling 4 MOSINIAK, DOUGLAS M. 536-8725 935 Continental Blvd. Honors 1, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, Golf 2, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 MORRISON, ROBERT E. 893-1524 1717 Parkway Dr. Wrestling 1, 2, 3, Poster Club2 MURPHY, THOMAS D. 382-8222 1939 Cherrylawn Honors 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling 2, Volunteers 2, Campion Hall 1, Newspaper 3, 4, Explorers 2, Baseball 2, Poster Club 1, 2 MYERS, TIMOTHY P. 841-5416 3744 Barcelona Volunteers 4, Track 3, Band 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 1, Radio Club 1 NEMIRE, DOUGLAS P. 382-5508 1452 Kenyon Honors 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling 1, 2, Wrestling 2, Student Council 1, Campion Hall 1, Newspaper 3, Radio Club 1, 2, Science Club 2, Poster Club 1, 2, Track 2 NICHOLAS, RONALD NI. 536-5580 404 Richards Rd. Honors 1, 2, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, Football 1, Volunteers Z, Poster Club, Campion Hall 1, 2, 3, 4 NOWAK, RICHARD J. 472-2538 4054 Cleverridge Ct. Football 1, 2, 3, Student Council 1, 2, 3, Bowling 1, 2, Track 1, 2, 3, Volunteers 3, 4 NOWAKOWSKI, JOSEPH T. 382-0474 2605 Stateview Dr. Wrestling 1, Bowling 4, Volunteers 4 O7CONNOR, PAUL T. 865-3742 546 S. Holland Sylvania Rd. Honors 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2 OHLMAN, LARRY J. 536-1939 3901 Hill Ave. Honors 1, 2, 3, Cross Country 2, Volunteers 2, 3, Campion Hall 1, Newspaper 1, Yearbook 1, Track 1, 2 O'REILLY, MICHAEL 536-9860 2812 Isha-Laye Honors 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Volunteers 1,2,4 O'SI-IEA, MICHAEL D. 893-2821 1238 Elco St. Honors 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 2, 3, Basketball 1, Swimming 2, Student Council 4, Volunteers 2, 3, Campion Hall 2, 3, 4, Science Club 2, Track 1, 2 OTT, JOHN P. 882-5530 6715 Roosevelt Dr. Honors 1, 2, 3, Bowling 2, Volunteers 2, Campion Hall 1, 2, 3, Track 1 OTT, ROGER A. 1-829-2904 RR 5991, Box 145 Berkey, O. Honors 1, 2, 3, Campion Hall 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4 PAKULSKI, ROGER 1-313-847-6348 2631 Consear Rd. Lambertville, Mich. Bowling 2, Track 1, Volunteers 2, Band 2, 3, 4, Radio Club 1,2 PALMER, PATRICK J. 472-5935 4339 Bellevue Rd. Honors 2, Swimming 2, Bowling 1, Campion Hall 1, 2, 3, 4, Poster Club 1, 2, Glee Club 1,2, 3 PARKER, RONALD R. 382-7461 3830 S. Beverley Hills Bowling 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, Volunteers 4, Campion Hall 2 PAULEY, MICHAEL F. - 382-9464 1913 Oaklawn Dr. Campion Hall 2, 3 PETRIE, CHARLES W. 385-1454 3350 River Rd. Honors 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, Swimming 2, 3, Bowling 1, Volunteers 2, Golf 2, 3, 4 PFAENDER, JAMES G. 841-5291 4525 Carskaddon Honors 1, 3, Wrestling 3, 4, Bowling 1, 2, Track 3, Volunteers 3, Campion Hall 1,2, 3 PFAENDER, MICHAEL V. 841-5291 4525 Carskaddon Honors 1, 2, 3, 4, Swimming 2, 3, 4, Bowling 1, Volunteers 2, Campion Hall 1 PINCIOTTI, MICHAEL R. QROCKYD 382-5084 2470 Green Valley Dr. Wrestling 1, 2, Student Council 1, 2, 4, Bowling 4, Track l, 2, 3, Volunteers 4, Campion Hall 2, 4, Yearbook 2, 3, Poster Club 1, 2, 3, 4 PLESSNER, ROBERT J. 882-7951 4336 Clarewood Honors 1, 2, 3, Cross Country 2, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, JCWA 3, 4, Bowling 1, 2, Campion Hall 1, 2, 3, 4, Volunteers 2, Track 1,2 POINT, EUGENE T. CSKIPD 726-1157 2939 121st St. Football 3, Wrestling 2, Bowling Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Volunteers 3, Campion Hall 1, 2, 3 RANDOLPH, JOHN W. 385-5465 4045 Greenbrook Dr. Honors 3, Cross Country 3, Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4, Campion Hall 2, Newspaper 4, Science Club 2, Track 1, 2, 3 RAY, RICHARD 536-2929 4406 W. Bancroft St. Honors 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 1, 2, Golf2 RIDEOUT, JOSEPH A. 382-6609 1355 Blake Pl. Honors 1, 2, 3, 4, Golf 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Volunteers 4, Track 1, 2 RIMMELIN, MICHAEL B. CBROCKD 841-4359 4747 Carskaddon Honors 1, Swimming 2, 3, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Volunteers 2, 3, 4, Campion Hall 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 1, 2, 3, 4 ROBASKIEWICZ, PAUL F. 474-8073 2815 Claredale Honors 1, 2, Football 1, Wrestling 2, Newspaper 4, Poster Club 2 ROEMMELE, MICHAEL E. 475-6569 4130 Seckinger Honors 1, 2, Football 1, 2, Cross Country 4, Wrestling 1, 4, Volunteers 2, 3, 4, Newspaper4 ROTH, MICHAEL J. 385-1866 1747 Fullington Rd. Honors 3, Yearbook 1 ROTTERDAM, THOMAS C. 382-8742 554 Brighton Ave. Honors 1, 2, 3, Track 1, Yearbookl ROWLAND, DOUGLAS J. 865-2586 40 Holland Sylvania Rd. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling 2, Yearbook 1, 2, Track 1, Golf2 SAAD, MICHAEL A. 382-5029 1236 Ogontz Rd. Honors 1, 2, Wrestling 1, 2, Volunteers 2, Campion Hall 1, 2, 3, 4, JCWA 4, Cheerleading 2, 3, 4 SCHEMENAUER, MARTIN F. 479-1838 2652 Densmore Dr. Honors 1, 2, 3, Bowling 1, 2, Volunteers 2, Campion Hall 1, Newspaper 1, 2, 3, Golf 2 SCHOEN, CLIFFORD A. 536-8550 640 St. Andrews Ct. Wrestling 1, 2, 3, Volunteers 2, 3 SCHULLER, JAMES L. 472-6935 4031 Westway Honors 1, 2, 3, 4, Campion Hall 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 1, 2, Yearbook 1, 2, Student Council 2, 3, 4, JCWA 4 SCHULTE, CHRISTOPHER J. 536-9128 1203 Gretna Green Ave. Honors 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 2, Campion Hall 1, 2, 3, 4, JCWA 3, 4, Student Council 1, 4, Newspaper 4, Swimming 4 1,2, Volunteers 1, 2, Track 1, Newspaper 1 SIMON, HAL R. 893-6235 908 Scott St. Honors 1, 2, Football 1, Bowling 1, POULOS' DAVID C' . 5368533 Campion Hall 1, Yearbook 1, 2, Radio Club 1, 2, 729 Vanderbllt Rd. Honors 3, Campion Hall 1, Science Club 2 3, 4, Radio Club 1 SKIVER, MICHAEL 382-7907 RAGAN, JAMES M. 893-2506 , . . 1420 River Rd. Football 1, Wrestling 1, 2, 2731 Glendale Honors 1' 211 4' Wrestllng 1' Bowling 2, Volunteers 3, Radio Club 1, Science Club 2, Poster Club 1, 2 SMIESZNY, GARY M. U 729-2930 3431 Mulberry St. Honors 2, Bowling 3, Campion Hall 2, Newspaper 1, 2, Poster Club 1, 2 SNIEGOWSKI, JAMES E. 865-4579 5936 Hill Ave. Science Club 2 SOPER, THOMAS 893-6978 620 Northfield Dr. Honors 1, 3, 4, Cross Country 2, 3, 4, Bowling 1, 2, Track 1, 2, 3, 4 SOVA, GREGORY 1-826-5515 RR414, Box 507, Swanton, O. Honors 1, 2, 3, 4, Campion Hall 1, 2, 3, 4, JCWA 3, 4 Track 1 SPENTHOFF, JOSEPH D. 893-3702 211 E.John St. Honors 1,2, Football 4, Student Council 2, Track 1, 2, 3 STALZER, ROBERT F. 382-8780 3730 S. Beverly Hills Bowling 1, 2, 4, Track 1 STREICHER, HENRY P. QPETED 536-6286 2347 Underhill Rd. Swimming 3, 4 SULIER, ROBERT G. 531-3719 2355 W.Grecourt Honors 2,3,4, Bowling1,2, Volunteers 2, 3, 4, Radio Club 1, 2, Poster Club 1 SWIDERSKI, TERRY L. 729-3644 5315 Ketukkee Trail Bowling 1, 2, Volunteers 2, Track 1, 2 SZCZEPANIAK, RICHARD J. 241-5475 137 Dexter St. Honors 1,2, 3, 4, Cross Country 2, 3, 4, Bowling 1, Yearbook 1, Radio Club 1, 2, Track 2, 3, Science Club 2 TANK, TED E. 382-4523 3704 Beverly Dr. Honors 1,2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, Swimming 2 TAYLOR, THOMAS D. 382-8144 1133 Westgate Honors 1, Football 2, Wrestling 2, 3, Explorers 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2 THOMPSON, WILLIAM S. QSCOTTJ 882-5820 4035 Nantucket Dr. Swimming 2, 3, Radio Club 1, 2, Newspaper 1, Explorers 2, Track 1, 2 TRIGAUX, VIC F. 893-3915 303 W. Dudley St. Cross Country 2, 3, Bowling 1, 2, Track 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1,2 TUCHOLSKI, KEVIN L. 536-5315 742 Marmion Ave. Honors 1, 2, 3, Campion Hall 2, 3, Newspaper 3, Yearbook 1,2, 3,4,Science Club2 UHL, RICHARD C. 536-6198 4321 Inverdale Honors 1, Wrestling 1, 2, Student Council 1,3, Bowling 2, Explorers 2, 3, 4 URBANSKI, JEFFREY T. 244-3582 525 Lowell Dr. Honors 1,2, 3, 4, Campion Hall 1, Volunteers 2, 3, Explorers 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3 VETTER, THOMAS E. 475-8883 1266 Craigwood Ave. Honors 1, 2, Bowling 1, Newspaper 1, 2, Yearbook 1, 2, 3, Radio Club 1, 2, Poster Club 1, 2 VILLHAUER, JAMES L. 729-1730 2914 S. 109th St. Football 2, 3, 4, Bowling 1, 2, 4, Volunteers 2, Track1,2 VOEGELI, MICHAEL E. 382-8468 2075 S. Kennison Wrestling 1, 2, 3, Volunteers 2, Baseball 1,3 VOLLMAR, EDWARD 536-0491 4763 Thobe Rd. Honors 1, 2, 3, Track 2, Campion Hall 1, Newspaper4 VOSS, MICHAEL R. 241-3896 2135 Putnam St. Volunteers 2, 3, Track 2 WALKOWIAK, GARY M. 385-5633 4528 Devonshire Honors 1, 2, Tennis 1, 2, 3, Bowling 1, 2, 3,Newspaper 1, 2,Poster Club 1, 2, 3 WALSH, GREGORY 243-3089 1750 Tecumseh St. Cross Country 1, 2, Basketball 1, Volunteers 2, 3, Radio Club 1, Explorers 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4 WELLY, ROBERT H. 475-2328 2801 Merrimac Dr. Honors 2, 3, 4, JCWA 3, 4, Football 4, Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4, Campion Hall 1,2, 3,4, Volunteers 2, 3, Newspaper 1, 2, Poster Club 1,2, Track1,2,3,4 WERSELL, WILLIAM M. 474-9910 3454 Drummond Rd. Honors 1, 2, 3, 4, Football mgr. 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling 1, 2, Campion Hall 2, 3, 4, Yearbook1,3,4 WESTENKIRCHNER, DAVID F. 385-5216 2241 Heatherwood Honors 1,2, 3, 4,JCWA 3, Basketball 1, Bowling 1, 2, 3, Campion Hall 1,2,3, Golf2, 3, 4 WESTRICK, JAMES F. 382-5374 331 Somerset St. Bowling 1 WRIGHT, LEE A. 479-4055 2528 Gracewood Rd. Honors 1,2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Track 1, 2, Wrestling 4, Bowling 3, Volunteers 3, 4, Explorers 2, 3, 4 WRONKOWICZ, JOHN P. 893-8237 1101 Cady St. Honors 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 1,2, Basketball 1,2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4 YOUNG, MICHAEL J. 472-2651 5666 Bennett Rd. Wrestling 1, Campion Hall 1, Newspaper 1, 2, Poster Club 1, 2 Track 2 ZAMMIT, RAYMOND J. 882-8606 4941 Skelly Rd. Honors 1, 2, 3, 4, Poster Club 1, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Volunteers 2, 3, Campion Hall 1 ZARICK, MONTE L. 385-5047 3617 Roberta Honors 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, Football 1, Volunteers 2, Science Club 2, Radio Club 1 ZELLER, ROBERT 382-5312 2749 Oxbridge Rd. Honors 3 ZOLG, DAVID E. 474-2479 2653 Latonia Blvd. Honors 1, Poster Club 1, Basketball 1, Volunteers 2, 3, 4, Newspaper 1 udex Faculty Mr. Anthony Arvello 23 Bro.John Barrett, S.J. 23 Mr. Andrew Babula 21 Mrs. Mary Frances Bechtel 24 Mr. Fred Beier 20, 33, 48 Mr. Allred Brady 21 M r. Leonard Brocki 25 MrJohn Braucher 19, 29, 33, 45 Mr. James Corrigan 17, 47 Mr. Joseph Czernicki 17, 37 Mr. Robert D'Amico, SJ. 21, 135 Rev. Peter Deane, SJ. 19 Rev. Daniel D. Dunnigan, 17 Mr. David Vrooman 22 Mrs. Mayhelle Waldeck 24 Rev. Roman G. Weltin, 15 Mrs. Mary Werncrt 24 Rev.John V. White, SJ. 18,139 Mr, Scott Willoughby 22 Mrs. Evelyn Wolcott 24 Mr. Donald Yingling 23, 35 Students Aberl, Thomas 88, 136 Adams,James 70 Adamski,John 35, 51, 82 Addis, Dennis 32, 99 Mr.Jamcs Edwards 18, 141 Mrs. Thelma Garber 25 Very Rev. Nicholas H. Gelin, SJ. 14 Mr. Patrick Gillespie 19 Alex,John 99 Alexander, Dennis 104, 144 Alexand er,Jon 39, 64,143 Alexander, Reginald 35, 83, 134 Mr. Richartl Gralak 19, 33 Rev. Fred l-lenley, SJ. 21 Bro. Richard 1-little, 16 Mr. Dennis Hodak 20, 46 Mrs. Bernice Hogan 25 Rev. Leo B. Lackamp, 15 Mr. Charles Lenhart 20, 34, 48, 55 Mr.Joltn Loftus 16 Mr.John Logston, 18, 143 Rev.James Lotze, SJ. 16, 137 Rev. RobcrtJ. MeAulcy, 14 Rev. Patrick McManamon, 23, 1 Rev.Julian Maline, 16, 136 Mr. John Meseher 22 Mr. Ronald Miller 17, 35 Mr. Norman Napier 22, 56 Mr. Thomas Norris 18, 39 Mr. Patrick Peppard, SJ. 21, 140 Mrs. Toni Proudfoot 25 Mr. Thomas li. Reiss, SJ. 20, 149 Mr.Joseph Renard 25 Mr-Joseph Scl1iel25 Mrs. Virginia Scothern 25 Mrs. Joanne Seaman 25 Bro.Jol1n Scbian, SJ. 23, 150 Anderson, Andrew 39, 77 Anderson, Chris 34, 55, 67 Anderson,Jeffrey 79 Anderson, Kenneth 39, 72 Anderson, Michael 104 Angel, Thomas 83 Anteau, Mark 98 Anteau, Paul 104 Appclhanshlacob 73 Armstrong,Jeffrey 104 Arthur, Ralph 97 Aubry,James 73 Avellone, Frank 75 Bagdonashlames 55, 64 Bain, William 58,68 Baird, Gary 97 Mrs. Dollie Singletary 25 Mrs Rev. Mr. Rev. Rev. . Rosemary Sprunk 24 Charles Sweeney, 22 Robert Taptich 20, 144 Richard Tischler, 18 James Von Tobel, 16 Balas, Richard 100 Baldoni,John 39, 58, 91,149 Ballmer , Robert 64 Balyeat, Lawrence 95 Balyeat, Thomas 33, 104 Barone, Frank 57,58,104 Barone,John 97 Barone, Michael 88 Barret, Timothy 34, 67 Bartell, Basilius Michael 104, 148 , Dwight 105 170 Bauer, Daniel 80 Beauregard, Frank 105, 139 Bebell, William 81, 137, 142 Bechtel, Robert 91 Becker, Lawrence 94 Beebe, Raymond 34, 64, 105 Benjey, Christopher 92 Bensch, Alan 105 Bertoli, Louis 65 Bester, Douglas 47, 87 BiaIecki,James 87 Biekt'ord,John 57, 58, 105 Billmaier, Michael 81, 134 Birsen, Mark 69,136 Birsen, Thomas 93 Bishop,Jerry 81 Blaine,James 100 Blake, Miehae184, 146 Blanchard,John 58, 82 Blodgett,John 91, 142,147 Bocian, Eric 52, 82, 144 Bodie, Francis 105 Boe1lner,John 31, 33, 105, 126, 134 Boes,John 33,106 Bogue, Robert 32, 33, 106, 134 Bond, Gary 33,106 Bonkoski,John 66 Borden, Michael 70, 144 Border,James 35, 99 Bracken,James 32, 33, 48, 50, 51 Bracken, Thomas 35, 80, 91 Brassfield, Nep 69, 144 Braun, Ned 35, 86 Breier, Alan 52, 82 Brennan, William 106 Brenner,John 93 Brigode, David 106 Brigode, Keith 81, 150 Broekmeyer, Thomas 91 , 146, 148 Brown, David 80 Brown, Michael 80, 74 Brown, Thomas 73 Buck, Donald 106 Buck, Leonard 90 Buck, Thomas 51, 52, 97 Bugert, Robert 34 Bugcrt, William 106 Burdasz, Kenneth 69 Bureau,John 107 Bureau, Michael 34, 54, 55, 69 Burgin, Anthony 34, 46, 72,134 Burlagehlames 96 Byersmith, Lawrence 107, 146, 147 Calmes, Mark 35, 88 Campbell, Michael 67, 144 Campbell, Patrick 52,82 Caponigrohloseph 68 Capotosto, Michael 89, 135 Carr,John 99 Carroll, Brian 28, 68 Carroll, Matthew 91 Carroll, Roger 107 Carroll, William 65 Carson, Charles 71 Cassidy, Timothy 29, 31, 33, 107, 134 Cavill, Gregory 66, 143 Cedoz, David 35, 86 Chamberlin, Christopher 107 Chapman, William 95 Chapp, Lawrence 107, 138 Chapp, Thomas 75 Chilmonczykhjohn 39, 83 Chovanechjoseph 78 Chovanec, Mark 107 Christoff, Nicholas 108, 142 Churchill, David 72 Clark, Michael 98 Clark, Timothy 101 Clark, William 35, 44, 82 Claus, Michael 55, 65 Clear, Michael 108 Clendenin, Scott 69 Cole, Thomas 28, 33, 108 Coleman, Donald 30, 33, 41, 44, 45,101,134 Colturihjeffrey 39, 46, 47, 64 Colturi, Thomas 36, 38, 81, 134 Comte, Gregory 55, 76 Comte, William 35, 88 Conklin, George 105, 108, 147 Conklin, -Conklin, Nlatthew 89 Richard 98 Connelly, Thomas 52, 90, 134, 146 Connors, Martin 108 Connors, Timothy 65 Conrad, Brian 67, 143 Corbett, Rickard 30, 32, 33, eo, 108, 134 Corho, Daniel 41, 44, 93 Corry, Matthew 108, 139 Craft, Charles 98 Crahan, Thomas 68 Cray, Charles 86 Crowleyhlohn 109 Curtin, Timothy 88 Curtis, Richard 94 Cytrynowicz, Mark 68 Czerniak, Michael 72 Danford, Gerard 101 Danford, Philip 97 Darr, Gregory 89, 136, 150 Darrhjames 109 Daugherty, William 96 Davis, Edward 96 Davis,james 42, 44, 91 Dazellhleffrey 34, 73 Deardurlf, William 109 DeBrock, Gregory 78 DeBrossc, Michael 74 Durst,James 39, 74 Durst, Steve 69 Eberle, Gary110,117,141,144,145 Echler, Mark 55, 74 Echler, Richard 110 Effler, David 101 Effler, Erwin 46, 76 Egglhlames 94, 142 Eischen, Richard 100 Emm, Michael 34, 46, 77 Empey, Michael 80 Evans, Gary 97 Evans, Randy 89 Evans, William 74, 144 Ewald, Christopher 38, 95 Eyster,james 90 DeChristopher, David 79, 143, 147 Degnan, Thomas 109 Dennie, Michael 100, 141 Dermer, Michael 91 Desmond, Kevin 67, 134 Desmond, Mark 109 Dettinger, Warren 69 Devine, Lawrence 95 DeWood, Gary 58, 59, 91, 148 DeWood, William 34, 68 Dibling, Thomas 81, 144 Diehl,James 93 Dietzer, Daniel 81, 137, 142, Dollmanhlames 81 Dombi, Michael 95 Donkel, William 33,101 Donnelly, Gerald 109, 144 Donnelly, Robert 34, 46, 65 Donovan, Robert 54, 55, 71 Doran, Dennis 52, 78 Douglas, Charles 44, 101 Dowlinghjohn 85 Downing, Michael 47, 78,149 Drake, Patrick 72 Drewyor, David 39, 81 Drouillard, Howard 109 Duflinhjohn 50, 51,110 Dumit, Thomas 34, 68 Dunn, Gary 33, 50, 51,110, Durrant, David 80 171 1 147, 150 34 Fadellnloseph 77 Fager, Wayne 39, 74 Fall, Lawrence 110, 136 Fallon, Michael 110, 140 Farley, Mark 33, 98,134 Farmer, Dennis 100 Feeley, Frederick 100, 144 Fehlen, Thomas 52, 86 Feicht, Daniel 70, 148 Ferner, Michael 111 Fetzek, Charles 97 Finnigan, Patrick 79 Fischer, Andrew 35, 89 Fischer, Thomas 111, 129 Fisher, Daniel 83 Flanagan, Kevin 33, 93, 140, 142 Fleig, Edward 73 Fligor, Michael 101 Floraday, Berton 56, 58,111 Florian, Gary 44, 45, 111 Floyd, Edward 31, 33, 48, 51,111 Fosnaugh,-james 40, 42, 44, 95, 134 Foss, Frank 111, 142 Fostcr, Emerson 77 Foster, Eugene 93, 144 Foxhjames 67 Fox, Lawrence 34, 55, 72 Fox, Thomas 111 Frahn, George 78 Frey, Thomas 60, 82 Gall, Gary 68 Gallagher,John 112 Gallagher, Mark 77 Gallant, Wayne 66 Garcia,Joseph 34, 72 Gatwood, David 82 Gavin, Michael 34, 64, 135 Gaynor, Mathias 112 George, Stephan 92 Gibbons, Gary 72 Gibson,Jamcs 78,142,l47,149 Gill, Kelly 44, 95 Gill, Kevin 41, 42, 43, 44, 112 G1inka,Jerome 90, 135 Glinka,John 112 Gliszcinski, Gerard 112, 148 Glowacki, Stephen 38, 39, 98 Glowacki, Michael 75 Goetz, Michael 112, 149 Goetz, William 99,149 Gclatka, Bruce 99 Golden, Patrick 66, 143 Gongwer, Thomas 112, 148 Goodwin, Robert 71 Gordon, Lawrence 70 Gorman,John113 Gossman, Albert 74 Grabowski, Kenneth 84 Grabowski, Nicholas 95 Gradel,James 55, 72 Gray, Edward 39, 66, 91,142 Gray,James 34, 46 Greene, Richard 113 Grey, David 113, 134 Gries, Gary 68,135 Groch, David 35, 61, 83 Grogan,John 113 Grogan, Paul 65 Grogan, Richard 39,90 Grove, Timothy 95 Grudzinski, Ralph 89 Gruen, David 113 Guerra, Edward 39, 90, 148 Guess, Michael 88, 144 Hancock, David 28, 33, 113 Hanley, Thomas 94 Hanna, Patrick 81, 143 Hanophy, Richard 90 Harbauer, Ronald 47, 99 Harloff, Steven 93 Harms, Thomas 92, 134 Harrison,Jeffery 82 Hartsfield, Marvin 93 Hassen, Richard 113 Hassen, Robert 101 Hassen, Russell 85 Haupricht, David 75 Haupricht, Michael 114 Haupricht, Timothy 55, 72, 143 Hawes ,James 33, 52, 83,134 Hayes, Edward 97 Heban, Edward 114 Heban, Paul 114, 142 Heider, Roger 114 Heilman, Thomas 52, 92 Heinlein,Joscph 35, 87 Heinrichs,John 66 Helvey, Michael 114 Helvey, Thomas 35, 38, 47, 89, 134 Herbert,Joseph 94 Herbert, Michael 64 Herbert, Thomas 114 Herlihy,John 85 Hertzfeld, Mark 71 Hertzfeld, Martin 115 Hibscher, David 100 Hickey, Donald 33, 46, 65 Higgins, Thomas 70 Hocker, Armand 66 Hoffmann, David 115 Hoffman, Ernest 34, 76 Hoffmann, Mark 35, 85 Hoffmann, Michael 95 Hofmann, Michael 115 Holley, Raymond 115 Holzer, Terry 71, 143 Hornung,Dale110, 115, 148 Huber,Jerry115, 136 Huber, Knute101 Hughes, Andre 116 Hughes, Michael 72 Hunter,John 39, 82 Imhof,Joscph28, 33,114,116,134,149 lnglesby, Dennis 116 Inglis, Robert 34, 71 Irmen, Michael 38, 70 Irmen, Patrick 37, 38, 57,116 172 Jacobs, Mark 69 Jacobs, Michael 116 Jacoby, Mark 33, 47, 82 Jacoby, Timothy 93, 134, 140, 141 Jaeger,James 97 Janas,John 73 Jankowski, Gerard 69 Jankowski, Michael 76 Jarosi, Thomas 89 Jenks, Richard 116 Johnson, Frank 99 Johnson,Jerome 116 Johnson, Timothy 55, 72 Jones, William 88 Jordan, Bradwin 34, 77, 144 Jurkiewicz,James 74, 144, 147 Justen, Daniel 55, 68 Justen, Paul 105, 117 Kaczala, Zachary 117 Kaiser, Frederick 100 Kaiser, William 60, 78, 135 Kamcza, Richard 55, 77 Kaminski, Kenneth 81 Kaminski, Michael 105, 117 Karmol, David 79, 143 Karmol,Jeffrey 66 Keating, Frank 77 Keefe, Ralph 84 Keeler, Daniel 39, 78 Kehres, William 117 Keith, Harlow 35, 58, 59, 78 Kelly, Robert 55, 67 Kelly, Timothy 55, 70 Kcnnedy,James 37, 38,101 Kern, Richard 117 Kerr, Steve 98 Kerscher, Michael 70 Kettinger, Donald 86, 144 Kettman, Michael 67 Knowski, Michael 35, 88 Killen, Michael 35, 81 King, Allan 85 King, Kevin 117 Kinsey, Phillip 1 17 Kinzer,James 39, 97 Kirchmaicr,Jay 34, 54, 55, 70, 134 Kirk, David 118 Kistner,James 118 Klein, Geoffrey 118 Klein, Keith 65, 137 Klein, Malcolm 77, 134 Kleparekhlohn 100 Klocinski, Paul 65 Klockowski, Dale 79 Knapik, Kenneth 67 Knapik, Timothy 71 Knight, Kevin 71,43 Kollman, Michael 118 Kolodzaike, Ronald 68 Konickihlames 38, 39, 112,118,142 Kopf, Steven 98 Kosky, Thomas 70 Kowaleski, Steven 39, 64 Kramer, Thomas 78 Kranz, Timothy 76 Krasula, Richard 47, 84 Krueger, Walter 68 Kruse, james 84 Kubacki, David 67 Kulwicki, Charles 35, 39, 99 Kulwicki, Michael 78, 142 Kulwicki, Raymond 115, 118 Kurdys, Michael 118 Kurt, Edward 119 Kusner, Dennis 119 LaConey, joseph 87 Ladriere, Peter 75 Lanciano, Frederick 34, 55, 73 Landry, Francis110,119, 123,146 Landry,-Iohn 91,146 Langenderfer, Mark 119 Langenderfer, Michael 94 Lanigan, Kenneth 119, 121 LaScola, Frank 86, 134 Lawton,,Iames 35, 85 Leckler, Patrick 71 Ledford, Robert 96 Lehr, William 86 Lemle, Mark 86 Lemle, Walter 119 Lenkay, Michael 34, 71 I Leslie, Mark 34, 64 Lesniesld, Gregory 96 Less, Michael 79, 135, 144 Lewandowskihlames 105, 119 Lewandowski, Richard 80 Y Leyland, Lawrence 95 Liggon, Tyrone 76 Lipinski, Douglas 67, 144 Littelmann, Robert 119, 148 Littin, Robert 58, 87 Lodge, Gregory 39, 64, 135 Long,john 99 Long, Ronald 74, 144 Luchini, David 119 Lutz, Lawrence 34, 69 Lux, Peter 92, 149 Lyczkowskihlames 120, 144 , Lyczkowski, Jeffrey 76 Lyons, Arthur 101 Lyons,John 120 Macey, Christopher 120, 148 Macey, Paul 75 Macino, Anthony 98 Mack, David 78, 144, 149 MacRitchie, Mark 100, 144 Majoklames 94 Malak,john 67, 144 Malhoit, Christopher 80 Malone, Michael 39, 72, 143 lVIal0ne, Thomas 120, 126, 134, 141 Mangas, Steven 67 Maroda, Timothy 97 Marsrow, Christopher 120 Martaus, Kenneth 66, 144 Martinez, Daniel 31, 33, 120 Martinez, David 34, 65, 150 Matlock, Stephen 32, 33, 97, 134 Mattes, Patrick 120 Matthews, David 68 Mattimoe, Dennis 39, 87, 144 Matuszynski, Gregory 77 Mazur, Gary 120 lVIcCarthy, Timothy 34, 39, 65 McCartney, Dennis 33, 99, 134 McCartney, Michael 121 McCartney, Thomas 56, 68 McCulley, David 96 McGovern, Daniel 72 McHugh, Mark 81 McIntyre, William 33, 47, 97 McMahon, Thomas 92, 135 McNeal, Patrick 100 McQuade, Kevin 44, 93 McTigue,John 84 A Meck, Gregory 39, 87 173 Meiring, Michael 77 Melvin, Meyer, Thomas 46, 70 Christopher 44, 99 Meyer, Richard 66 Meyer, Meyer, Steve 85, 144 William 121 Meyers, Robert 55, 74, 144 Michalak, Richard 35, 80 Mick, Gregory 98 Mierzwiak, Charles 109, 121 Mierzwiak, Daniel 85 Micrzwiak, Michael 72 Mierzwiak, Richard 86 Mikosz, Michael 121 Miller, Christopher 92 Miller, Edward 81 Miller, Gary 83 Miller Mark 121 Miller, Peter 35 Mizerny, Stanley 121 Mock, Michael 64 Mokri, Michael 72, 144 Moore, Kim 34, 46, 75,134 Moore, Robert 80, 149 Morrison, Robert 121, 138 Mosiniak, Douglas 33, 41, 43, 44, 45 Mosiniak, Michael 77 Mossing, Mark 90, 139, 147 Mouch, Robert 93, 144 Mowka,jerome 84 Mueller, Robert 92 Mull,john 99 Mullan, George 34, 75 Murphey, Michael 86, 144 Murphy, Thomas 122, 134, 146,147 Murray, William 97 Myers, Timothy 122, 144 Nagy,Joscph 92 Nally, Martin 35, 82 Neary,John 90, 142, 147 Nemire, Douglas 122 Nemire, Dwaine 84, 134 Newton, David 88 Newtonhjohn 93 1 Nicholas, Ronald 122, 140, 142, 143 Ninneman, William 97 A Nolan, Charles 84, 134 Nolan,John 68 V 1 Reger, Mark 85 Noonan, Michael 81, 144 Nowak, Richard 122, 124 Nowakowskihjoseph 122 Nusbaum, Mark 90 Oatis, Gregory 58, 91 Obergefel, David 35, 79 O'Bricn, Patrick 88 O'Connell, Martin 51, 99 - O'Conn0r Paul 123 O'Connor Richard 92 Oden, Gary 52, 91 ' O1Donnell,james 28, 33, 52, 91 Ohlman, Larry 123 Okonski,.Ief1'rey 64, 144 Olszewski, Robert 72 O'Mara, Kevin 66, 144 O,Mara, Michael 104, 117 ' O'Reilly, Michael 123, 138, 148 O'Reilly, Shawn 101 I Orlandi, Mario 33, 91 Orosz, Christopher 34, 55 O'SheZl Michael 123,134, 141 Ott1,john 123 V Ott, Roger 123, 144 Overman, Paul 69 Packo,john 34, 55, 68 Padcskyhjay 39, 58, 67 Pakulski, Roger 123 Palmer, Patrick 124 1 Papadimos, Thomas 84 1 Parker, Ronald 124,138 ' Parrhjames 100 Pauken, Michael 65 Pauley, Michael 124 V Pawlowicz, Ronald 88 Peatee, Carl 93 Penrod, Thomas 34, 55, 7l ,James34,46,65,134 Peters Peters, Thomas 96 Petrie, Charles 124 Petrie,joel 95 Petriehjohn 77 Petsche, Gary 39, 46, 47, 78 Pettyhlames 70 Pfaenderhjames 51, 124 Pfaender, Michael 58, 124 Pierce, David 95, 135 Pierce, Timothy 64, 144 Pierson,james 34, 73 Picrson,john 69 Pietrykowski, Mark 55, 62 Pinciotti, Dennis 34, 54, 55, 69 Pinciotti, Michael 122, 124, 134 Pinkclmanhlohn 80 Pinkelman, Robert 74 Pirozzi, Timothy 79 Pizza, Christopher 35, 83 Plessner, Robert 110, 124, 134, 140 Point, Eugene 125 Polcyn, Carl 93 V Pontasch, Kurt 67 I Poulos, David 125 Praia, David 73 Prala, Duane 76 Pugh,john 34, 46, 71 Radocy,,Iohn 84 Ragan,james125,126,134,139 Randolph,-john 125 Ray, Richard 125 Reed, Richard 79 Reger, Alfred 96 Reilly, Peter 51, 93 Reinhart, Chris 52, 89 Reisinger, Paul 68 Reiter, Richard 81 Renda, Michael 84 Rice, Ronald 34, 76 Rickard, Russell 97 Rideouthjoseph 30, 32, 33, 125, 148 Riedel, George 39, 84 Riker, Craig 88 Rimmelin, Michael 125, 126, 134' Rimmelin, Richard 97, 134 Rinda, Stanley 95 Rivero, Andrew 88 Rivero, George 97 Robaskiewicz, Paul 125 Roberts, Edward 79, 142 Roberts, Michael 86 Roemmele, Michael 38, 51, 126, 147 Rolewicz, Roger 142 Ronau, Charles 80 '174 Ronau, Ted 39, 64, 135, 137 Roorl, Carlton 58, 59, 94 Rooney, Patrick 100 Roper, Michael 39, 85 Rosehloseph 95 Roshak, William 85 Rosinski, Eugene 98 Rossi, Brad 75 Roszczipka, Gregory 91 Roth, Michael 126 Rotterdam, Thomas 126 Rowland, Douglas 32, 33, 126 Rumpf Kim 67 Rumpf Stephen 94 Ryan, Gerald 35, 52, 79 Rynn, Christopher 34, 76 Saad, Michael 108, 126, 142 Sallah, Charles 35, 61, 82 Sallah, Thomas 34, 71,134 Sandrock, Douglass 89 Sanner, Thomas 87 Sattler, Douglas 35, 47, 80 Sautter, Bruce 52, 86 Sbrocchi, Richard 35, 52, 83 Schemenauer, Martin 126 Schenk, William 35, 86 Schmidt, Mark 39, 52, 93 Schmitt, Alphonse 52, 93 Schmitt, Frank 70 Schmitz,John 61, 79 Schoen, Clifford 126 Schoen, Schoen, Schoen, Lawrence 101, 134 Richard 34, 55, 67 Robert 35, 78,142,147 Schriner,-joseph 78, 144 Schuchmann, Benjamin 52, 92 Schuller, Bradley 37, 38, 39, 90 Schullerhlames 127,134, 140 Schulte, Christopher 58, 110, 127 134 Schwan,John10O Schweickert, Walter 34, 55, 76, 134 Schwind, Edward 91, 147 Scott, Terence 46, 65 Sczesny, Mark 85 Senecal, Mark 39, 55, 75, 136 Shanerhjames 47,89 Sharp, Robert 93 Sova, Gregory 128 Shea, Michael 47, 84 Shea, Timothy 70 Sheroian, Donald 81 Shipley, Charles 98 Shllaku, Egmont 33, 91, 126 Sielickihjamcs 81,144,146 Simon, Hal 127 Simonhloscph 88 Simon, Rourk 79, 142,143 Skeldon, Barry 35,89 Skeldon, Stephen 46, 47, 77 Skiver, Michael 127 Slee, Gregory 91, 142 Smieszny, Gary 127 Smith, Craig 33, 97, 141, 146 Smith, Daniel 71, 135 Smith, Donald 83 Smith,john 46, 72, 134 Smith, Kevin 32, 33, 44, 91, 134 Smith, Louis 72, 143 Sniegowskihjames 127 Snow, Lawrence 93 Snyder, Gary 35, 88 Sobczak, Paul 89 Soper, Thomas 38, 127 Spalding,je1't'rey 35, 52, 87 Spenthoff,-Ioseph 33, 128 Spitler, Steve 73 Staebellhjames 100 Stalzer, Robert 128 Stechschultc, Thomas 94, 134 Stenglc, Thomas 89 Stephens, Barry 58, 94 Stephenshlohn 58, 73 Stephens, Correy 97 Stoffregenhjohn 85 Straub,jack 52, 85 Straub, Jerome 74 Streichcr, Henry 56, 58, 128 Stroud,-Jeff 74 Stryz, Gary 93 Sulier, David 84, 142 Sulier, Robert 128 Sullivan, Daniel 77 Swiderski, Terry 128 Szabo, Gregory 33, 85 Szabohjohn 85 Szczepaniak, Richard 38, 128 Szczepanski, Dennis 35, 86 Szilak, Albert 34, 46, 71 Lifhographed in U.S.A. by ' E DVVA 1:1 ID S B I? 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