St Pauls High School - Look Ahead Yearbook (Norwalk, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1973 volume:

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'fisgfssfafgw :TZSELZQEIZ S if 3 f M 'ff , ' IV k ,,1w,' W, sisiiiliiiifi Wd 1, , H H I H H Clubs and Activities I i The 72-73 school year seems to be at a high point for clubs and activities. While a new club was being added, drama club, the est- ablished clubs were carrying out a new spirit of enthusiasm and coop- eration. The student body seems more close-knit through these extra- curricular activities. Membership soared and all participants were pitching in to help their clubs in projects and dances. St. Paul's High School, although smaller in enrollment than many . . . '? ' schools, shows their great Splrlt of it - M.. N' if mast.-. . togetherness through the clubs and activities. Aj Doughty's Dingbats seem ready to stop Larrow's Lovlies. BJ jean Rospert and Ann Gahagan hang signs at Whitney Field. Cl Pep Club members decorate houses before the Edison game. Di Students pay attention in one of the many club' meetings of the year. ' -J ui 1' M lv, 5, V H as-:re r. lv llll msgs 14 .1 I, Student Council Leader in Activities .. f1ief., 4 . r .,,fV - ...er 1 i , i g v 335, f ' :ti i ztq-41 -, . T52 '- -- , TE , L, , ,-.e..s.... -V V -f This years student council is very active. Spearheaded by Pres- ident Jeanne Hohler and moderator Sister Delphine they are doing many things to help better our school. The highlight of the year was the candy sale and a 50's dance. This year is a good indication of the things a student council can do. Aj This years officers are Jeanne Hohler, Tom Rekart, Nina Zannieri and Mike Pusateri. BJ Jenny Fields accepts money from the candy sale. CJ Sister Delphine gives a good suggestion at an important meeting. N 1 5 72 Homecoming Best Ever This year's homecoming acti- vities were very rewarding. While the senior boys were building a bon- fire, Nina Zanneri was selected as our queen. The game against West- ern Reserve turned out 'favorable as the Flyers won 34-O. The theme of the dance was autumn tapestry andlthe Student Council did a su- perb decorating job. The genera- tion Gap was featured and a good turnout attended the dance. The feelings of all were mutual and spirit of kindness, openness, silence and happiness were shown all Week. But these feelings were expecially shown during the Mass at the reservoir. The 1972 St. Paul's Homecoming will be remem- bered by many as the best ever. AJ Homecoming queen, Nina Zannieri, at autumn tapestry. Bl The 1972 homecoming court is Kam Amato, Mary Ann Cooper, Nina Zannieri, Shirley McGuclcin and Ellen Kline. , A -L :Tse - 5574- E il 4bv'.-n :V Y: T nfl' . F WL , ft. 1 an I 5 ,gp xiilvw'-' 'K -wwf 4.5 w ' , 5 uw v We -a VB MC r we 1' Et, L.-, :LIZ ix L 'Tr' - , G. gli Aj The crowd is enthusiastic to- ward the homecoming game acti- vities. BJ The SPH band puts on one of its' spectaculars for those in the stands. CJ Shirley McGuckin is escorted across the field by Mark Bresson. DQ Jerry Egle and his date dance to the Generation Gap at the home- coming dance. EQ Meditation and silence, a com- mon bond at the homecoming Mass One of the many duties of Pep Club is to spur the team on to vic- tory with their enthusiasm. To show this enthusiasm and spirit, Pep Club has sponsored a joint cheering section with the Norwalk High School Pep Club for a weekend in which both football teams were victorious. Each week a group of members is assigned to decorate the halls of school and the locker room for the upcoming game. Besides this the team is provided with cookies after the game and the smiling faces of the girls who stay to meet the bus. Throughout the year, Pep Club is largely responsible for the spirit so evident at St. Paul High. m .,,,,' g y m i .EE fee 5 I f' 6' I 1 ' . ,, A ,. L f A I xx! IE. f a!R-D s Pep Club Inspures School Spirit I I 5. Aj Pep Club officers are Nina Zan- nieri, Barb Rushin, Sue I-Ieyman, Sue Hohler, Julie Wilde, and jane Luke. BJ Senior Pep Club members cheer on the Flyers. CQ Mary Kay Wiedemann and Deb- bie Gilchrist make signs for a big game. Dj The pep club displays their tal- ents by making and showing signs. Ej This banner is a familier sign at SPH activities. fi can Dances Dominate Cyo Busy Schedule The 1973 CYO has been in- volved in a number of activities for St. Paul students. The swim team won the diocesan overall chmpionship, plus the boys in- dividual title. Mr. Bob Brown has spurred the officers to action and has kept an activity booked for al most every week.. A ping-pong championship was initiated with Mike Pusateri and Ron Schaffer sharing the title. The top attract- ion of the year was Sweet Leaf a band that brought much fun and excitement. The many activities sparked interest and CYO proved to be one of the better clubs at S. P. H. Q' .e.- - , M.. 9 it x ! 3? I SV' ' gi' fist ka R Ti!!! ef'N.. 'Fi-v'm. Ui- , 212 2-- - .- f :' s- N .' N. VKLQQJZKNN .V Q, .Q . dug .,,v, ..:1', -. . . -Lag . .... .A 1 :,:i:f1!!1fL' W ftlufi'-ef r F. f ' 3 b:...:::. P A oi --f- I F if d I? A. Moderator Bob Brown Works on arranging another CYO aciivity. B. Sandy Ware rocks out at 50's soc hop. C. Members of the CYO one act play are: QBACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHTQ Nancy Spangler, Kam Amato, Claudia Kline, Mary Kramer, QFRONT L-RJ Ed Monfette Harold Simon, Roger Wilhelm. D. CYO Officers led the club to a successful year, they are: L..R Connie Schaeffer, Mark Spaar, Ed Monfette, Sue Hayman. E. Greased and ready to go A1 Miller cruises at the 50's soc hop. F. CYO president Ed Monfette relaxes from his many duties. I LE! 1 i Vi V , y or Q, m y X X p rrll -.4 195171 Winn! ,Q c. C d :gi Fre ich Club Pursues Its Goals The French Club is beginning to come into its own. Led by Sister Mary Giovanni it does many things to better understand the French culture. Before Lent they held a Mardi Gras where they held their coronation, feasted, and mady-merry. This year the Frenc Club is planning a four-day trip to french Canada. h Aj Gene Bick and Dave Bleile participate in a Bon Voyage for Margaret Dempsey, a French II student headed for Europe. BJ Freshmen Tom Meyers and Marilyn J. Fisher reign over Mardi Gras activities in French I. CJ Kam Arnato and Mary Ann Dible watch Mardi Gras activities. 'iw -5 an if -Ca Varsity Club officers, seniors Mike Pusateri, Norb Gross, A1Mi1ler, Tom Bellany and Tom Rekartg pose in front of the trophy case. FTA Builds Future Teachers '18 is N W if m::T,,,?j Tw, ., , 'K Q 1-Jw. ..,, ,Q . L 1 f he Aj Harold Simon looks over grade school work for F.T.A. BJ Moderator, Mrs. Stella Cooper, teaches finer points of teaching. CJ Frosh Tom Mockler helps first.. graders with their work. is-v- . .A Tk .-...- , -'Gee -I 4- PH V bE.q.-:.,-m-n:x:. - ....-. 4 '- 35'-113' ,fI1ffG' 'le m H W' H 'wwgile a3l'3'3 3 i Awe, . 23 Bandsmen Stimulate Musical Appreciation . 23? i as ? 'ittii ' f 'ef X cv tin -2 X i rug I Q i 5' i L f .ss I . , - V, as H 'ifsfiiy' M , ' Wzffsfb' ,,.. , ' E - ' U iii i i H .. Eid M ,N 1 ,V Y i ' Y ff ,, iyyfiiii ifii mii 1 H R i Q53 A W i in 1 2 ii xi W Y : V ' t - it ' 5 I kF ft7:i nj' i? , s E 1 as, , iitt , s ,.,., , 55 Q 'UG K i 5. The St. Paul Band continued to supply musical enj oytnent under the direction of Mr. Robert West- cott who is in his first year at St. Paul's. Band is a class as well as an activity. Students take lessons during their study halls and practice after school. The Marching Brass entertains at every football game, supplying pop music for ha1f..time crowds, Pep Band adds zest and enthusiasm to pep rallys while Concert Band offers a more serious form of music. Band members are also in- volved in extra-curricu1ar ac- tivities. Some of the students attended the District Il Festival at Bellvue and others traveled to the Music Festival at Delaware , Ohio. The Music Department at St. Pauls strives to mold enj oy- ment and musical achievements through its band programs. Members learn the inportance of a good performance and an appreciation of music. A. Pep band leaves after a pep ralleyl B. Band officers for the '72-'73 year are Grace Hay, Diane Camp, Ric Zimmerman and Nina Zannieri. C. Nina Zammieri practices the flute under Mr. Westcott's watch- ful eye. in Vi CRLSF megan Qfgpg 'adder - lah. x if bg, wf C 'N A. The St. Paul marching Band shows its winning form on the field. B. Mr Wescott, our new band di- rector, has brought many new ideas into the music system. C. The band shows product of weeks of practice as they delight people throughout the football season. 25 G.A.A. Successful in Many Endeavors The Girl's Athletic Association, an outlet for energy, played an active part in developing skill and sportsmanship. Under the super- vision of Mrs. Becky Speer, the G.A.A. sponsored a variety of activities, including interscholastic and intramural sports, the Easter slumber pai-W, and a scavenger hunt. The highlights of the year included four main events. Powder Puff Football Game, with the upper classmen claiming victory, Holy Cross-Notre Dame game, won by Holy Cross 19-185 the annual Gym- nastic Show , and a combined G. A.A . -Pep Club banquet finishing the year. i N --fl. -....- ,F is , li' 1 fel-'fir ' W H Q ,,f - : -:- ..,:f:, . N A y t C w E Z K i T Y , . 5 ,QL I r-fi t,,,, 'l it if .i 'e it f ,V V - ,. 5 . 'M ' - f ,,,., its P . ., ,, 23 5, ,, r..,, .,.. . Q . W- H, N as 5 'u s l J ..,, :lag .Ep 4 I 9 Vw ' n o Q' S B '31 A ' 7 ,Tu Zig . I ' 5,5 Agn? nil 'I , , f i., -V .Q K 'O fi' 'l rf ' E ,, 7' H 's- f ? f . - q K -wi A. 7 , L ' Y 1 ' 'P' l i r a, M V Y 4 - c. 'Nr' 'f' - ' t ' 5 I X D 26 ho X17 if 1.0. x 3-.4 if V in 11 W1 ,.e,,,, I -Q .B ,S '1 ,AU ,mqiugrsyrwsrffsigi 1. X L., E I ' - M A. Leading the GAA activities are: QLEFT TO RIGI-ITJ Maureen QBACK ROWJ Sue Hohler, Maureen Mushett, Jeanne Marie Hohler, Mushett, Diane Camp, Marilyn A. Cathy Reineck, Sandy Mack, Mary Kay Weidemann, Mary Ann Her- tenstein, Nina Zannieri, Karen Fisher, Mary Kay Wiedemann, Katie Fritz , Jeanne Marie I-Iohler, and Grace Hay. Wise. B. Diane Camp smashes the ball over the net while Janet Collins looks on. F. Dejection, defeat after Pow- der Puff game. G. Coach Judy Bishop s1Iesses C. Maureen Mushett drives for two. team strategy in an Interscho- D. Karen Wise runs end around lasfic basketball game, sweep while Bobbi VanDresser blocks. E. Monroeville tournament champs: QFRONT ROWJ Diane Camp, Janet Collins , Sue Heyman, Janice Kluding. - 'F bfi? . 1 3' x..-sf Bw? 27 Spirit and Enthusiasm Way of SPH Student it A. The loyal fans of SPH cheer the football team to another vic tory. B. Spirit and pride signs adorn the outside of St. Paul's. C. Gir1's basketball, an import- ant part in SPH enthusiasm. D. Clint Tinker and joe Gross work on their English proj ects. 28 Retreats Make for a Successful Year : N Aff. ' Retreats this year varied in size and shape. The seniors and juniors ventured to Youngstown for a week- end of unity and understanding while the underclassmen had a day of solitude at the school. The highlight of the year was Joe Wise's day of finding yourself which everyone enjoyed and appreciated. A. B. Joe Wise has everyone's attention as he performs his songs of joy. C. Father Campbell leads singing at the seniors retreat. 29 Nluslc Cultlvates Talents AFX I ' ju f AJ. Danny Missler, Keith Phillips, Dave Smith, and Lisa Hipp prac- ' tice for the Christmas concert. BJ. Miss Anna I-lupp teaches the tenors a new part. Cb. Basses Gary Borgeson, Dale Egle, Tom johnson, and Tom Rekart show their sin in talents. Miss Anna I-Iupp and the Saint Pauls chorus showed their musical talents throughout the year The hlghhght was the Deleware music festival and about 12 members annual Christmas and spring, plus the addition of the Firelands Con ference festival attended. Other concerts were the Paul Drama Club is a new activity at St. Paul's. The first play enact- ed by the club was Many Moons . The finale for the year is a series of one act plays which include The Werewolf . Advisor Mrs. Judy Bishop guided the club through the year teaching diligent use of stage vocabulary and direction. A. jerry Egle and Reen Bronder portray king and court jester in Many Moons . B. Drama club in it's first year at St. Paul's is led by officers: QLEFT TO RIGHTQ Anita Rupp, Reen Bronder, Wilbur Vickery, Mary Kramer and Paulette I-Iipp. C. Jeanne Rushin, as Princess Lenore, performs in the children 's play Many Moons . 31 lournalrsts Provide Prctorral Record ofScl1ool Happenrngs This year's Journalism I1 students under the direction of Mrs. Judy Bishop are Working diligently to produce Na great memory book. With a great pride in time the students tried something new by coming out with an earlier book. Mr. Earl Parks of American Yearbook Company came and offered much needed assistance. Another new idea was also being tried this year, a supplement which fits in the back of the book will offer memories of graduation and spring happenings. r l A. This years yearbook staff is Beth Baltes, Nina Zannieri, Kim Zimmerman, Barb Rushin, Jeanne Hohler, Mike Pusateri, Mike Cooper, and Dale Egle. SECOND ROW: Mackie PeterslMaureen Mushett, A1 Miller, Tom Rekart, Dan Ruffing, fnot pictured, Gary Borgeson, Doug Coletta. B. Gary Borgeson Mike Pusateri talk over some details on the yearbook. 1 Mrs. Carolyn Landoll E 2 c'1 5 AJ Tom Rel-cart, Kim Zimmerman, and Nina Zannieri page through old year books for new ideas. BQ Dale Egle, Mike Pusateri and Barb Rushin work dilligently to meet their deadlines. CJ jackie Peters and Maureen Mushett take time to relax as Beth Baltes puts finishing touches to their section. St. Paul High School lost a dear friend and educator with the death of Mrs. Carolyn Landoll. Mrs. Landoll was much more than just a teacher. She was concerned and involved. Always ready to lend a helping hand, Mrs. Landoll was willing to give her time and energy so that other people could be benefited. Tribute to a Fine Person 3 5 2 fain' 42155 iw? 1' -aa J ,4 'wesiiass .:wmw!.. W ' H ,M -,M , . 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ROW II, LEFT to RIGHT: Steve LaConte, jim Daugherty, Al Miller, Mike Pusateri, 'Norb Gross, Dan Missler, Chuck Brown, Mike Werner, Joe Percival, Doug Coletta, Mark Spaar, Tom Bellamy, Gary Borgeson, Tom Rekart. ROW III, LEFT to RIGHT: Head Coach William Hubans, Assistant William Lodermeier, Chip Baltes, Kevin Mack, Tony Borgia, Jim Soisson, Gene Borgia, lGreg Kromer,3 Mike Gfell, Chuck Borgeson, Ed Barman, Dale Rinner, Tom Gahagan, Terry Boose, Keith Smith, Scott Tinker, Coach Roger Holman, Coach Jeff Richards. ROW IV, LEFT to RIGHT: David Harshberger, Al Hohler, Robert Knoll, Gary Hansberger, Mike LaConte, Tom Rippon, Steve Preston, Kevin Koontz, Steve Gross, Leo Schnellinger, Cletus Snay, Mike Watkins, Mike Fish, jim Fulton, Bill Kacmarsky, Kevin Kacmarsky, Tom Meyers. The Flyers finished another successful season on the grid-iron with an 8-1-1 mark in the 1972 campaign. The Big Red Machine surprised everyone around the con- ference by finishing tied with Edi- son for second in the Firelands. The Flyers lost only to confer- ence champion New London and fought to a 14- 14 draw with arch- rival Monroeville. Besides their second place fin- ish in the Firelands, St. Paul was lauded with many other honors. The Flyers were voted eighth in the state-wide AP Poll, and 4th in the Northwest District Compu- ter Poll. Three Seniors were awarded first-team-berths on the Firelands Conference All-Star Team: Half- back, Tom Bellamyg Guard-Line- backer, Gary Borgesong and Half- back, Mike Pusateri, with Borge- son and Pusateri making it both ways. AJ Senior Tom Bellamy gains val uable yardage in an SPH victory over Mapleton. BJ Flyer halfback Jim Soisson eludes Edison defender. Cl Record-breaker Tom Bellamy heads for the end zone against Mapleton. 'fs A 37 Aj Senior fullback Tom Rekart makes a key grab against Western Reserve. BD junior quarterback Chuck Hohler fires a pass in the Lakeside game. CJ Mike Pusateri turns the corner and heads for paydirt against Black River. Dj A1 Miller smothers a Western Reserve ball carrier. 38 'SEP-43- fl D-g gi' s ' - 1 a V - V -- A f ' fa ' 'T' ' ' 'T avasgir ' H?-SP FRONT ROW, LEFT to RIGHT: Mike Pusateri, Dan Missler, Charlie Brown, Al Miller, Norb Gross, Tom Rekart, Mark Spaar, Tom Bellamy and Gary Borgeson. SECOND ROW: Bill Rospert, jim Soisson, jeff Moehlman, Dale Rinner, Mark Schaffer, Chuck Hohler and Coach I-Iubans. Flyers Carry on Wmmng Tradition ' an iffk, Lg .. Aj All-Ohioan Tom Bellamy is off and running against South Central. BJ Bellamy the ball carrier is a familiar sound to Flyer fans. Cl Center, Ed Barman QLEFTQ watches the defense and waits for his turn in action. Dj Defense awaits Plymouth's next move. Captain Gary Borgeson takes time to get the mud out of his eyes. EJ Managers play an important role in Flyer football. 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' Q1 ,, ,A AJ Defensive captain Gary Borge- son talks over a key situation with Coach I-Iubans. BJ Tough Flyer defense pursues a New London bll carrier. CJ Coaches I-Iubans, Lodermeier and Richards breathe a little easier after a Flyer score. Dj Linebacker Mark Spaar awaits to smother a South Central ball carrier. Flyers Finish Disappointing Season 3 16 Aj Varisty basketball: BOTTOM, LEFT TO RIGHT, Keith Ridge, Tom Bellamy, Coach Holman and Bill Rospert. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT, Tom Rekart, Steve Fries, Tom Oliva, Norb Gross, Mark Schaffer and Doug Coletta. BJ Leading scorer Keith Ridge drives in for two more against Lakeside. The 1972-73 Flyer cagers, led by senior co-captains Tom Rekart and Keith Ridge, finished the season with a 3 - 15 record. Second place finish in the annual Holiday Tourna- ment highlighted the otherwise dis- appointing year. Despite the losing record, the Flyer squad never gave up and continually provided St. Paul fans with exciting basketball action. Coach Roger Holman looks to next year and the retum of 2 juniors and 5 Sophomores with varsity experi- ence for a bigger and better ball club. 44 ifififgl' W AJ BJ CJ DD ED FJ Sophomore Tom Oliva goes up to grab a rebound at Black River. Tom Oliva scrambles on the floor after rebound. Cheerleaders fclockwise from bottomy Janice Klud- ing, Mary Ann I-Iertenstein, Debi Nickili, Sandy Ware, and Connie Schaffer keep spirit high at bas- ketball games. Steve Fries hauls down a rebound against Monroe- ville. Tom Oliva is unsuccessful at this jump ball, as he loses the tip to W. R. Father Bodart and Coach Hubans watch the intense action in the varsity game. i, 'T T ' 5 H ' . me-A ! .A Q X ' lil-.N 'f i Ziti: H t Q B i.A,. Q' 'C , V , -maart i e eie . ,,., . , 1- , -, WF.: i 'Q .Q J AJ This year's reserve team pictured. BACK ROW, Keith Smith, Mike Watkins, Matt Gross and John Meesig. FRONT ROW, Jim Fox, Jerry Didion, Scott Tinker, Steve Gross and Coach Hubans. 5 I BQ Coaches Roger Holman and Bill Hubans talk over strategy for the basketball season. CJ This yea.r's freshman team placed second in the Black River tourna- ment, They are identified below, KNEELING5 jeff Lodermeier, joe Cross, Mike Gfell, Clint Tinker, Duane Trares and Coach Richards. STANDINGg Bill Linder, Dave I-Iarshberger, Ric Mack, Al Myers, Mike Fish, john Hickey, jim Hofacker, Harold Simon, Ron Schnee and Wilbur Vickery. ' 48 'Rf xQ5. lL,r,l 'N gr. Aj Basketball or Football? Bill Rospert gets into some rough action. BJ Junior stalwart Dale Rirmer gets two against Western, Cj Tom Rekart pressures the rebound against New London. 4 N The Flyer Matmen finished the 1972-73 season with the best team record in the history of St. Paul wrestling. The 9-3 record was due largely to strength in the heavyweights. Seniors Al Miller, Dave Frey, and Gary Borgeson compiled the team's best records. Miller, competing in the heavy- weight division, was conference champ and sectional runner-up, advancing to district competition with a 22-1 record. Frey also ad- vanced to the district with a 21-2 record after being crowned sec- tional ldng. Dave also had a strong performance at the F. C. meet finishing second. Borgeson, competing in one of the area's toughest weight classes, finished third in the conference and fifth in the sectionals. He posted a 12- 9 record with most of his victories coming at crucial times in the dual meet season. St. Pauls 24 Perkins 45 St. Pauls 18 Monroeville 39 St. Pauls 50 Brookside 14 St. Pauls 27 Black River 29 St. Pauls 44 Clearview 15 St. Pauls 34 Westem Reserve 22 St. Pauls 33 Margaretta 26 St. Pauls 36 Western Reserve 27 St. Pauls 55 Willard 12 St. Pauls 39 New London 27 St. Pauls 34 Seneca East 21 St. Pauls 36 Mapleton 26 Dean Schnellinger Bill Niedzwiecki Ed Monfette Tom Johnson l Brian Pusateri 1 T erry Boose w Heavyweights Lead Nlatmen to 9-3 Season Mark Rekart Joe Percival ii. -A, Garv BOPSCSOD John Weisenberger .iQ Y Al Miller AJ Senior heavyweight Gary Bor.. geson in control of his match. BQ Mat Maids are Rose Meyers, Lisa Hug, Laura Smith, Mary Lie- ber, Cathy Leitz, Anita Rupp, Jean Rushin, Kathy Percival, jenny Fields, lisa Catalino, Jean Hohler, Charlene Peters, Kam , Amato, Sue Spaar, Robin Moore, and Nancy Spangler. 4 1, kg? Ed Barman E, ,Lf Dave Frey Dave Frey, AI IVIiIIer First Flyers to Advance to District i i sz 1 tw' 2254? 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EJ Ed Monfette looks for off mat advice . 53 'Hr-M' 9 5 - E A 15 I Z 1- , Y YI.. .,, 'ITN L 1 -, .1 Academics Spiritual Guiders at SPH The students of Saint Paul High wish to thank Father Stein, our pastor, Father Bodart, our principal, and Father Kehres, our assistant principal, for bringing into our lives the religious and social un- derstanding. Each day, Father Bodart, you begin school with spiritual guidance which seems to carry us through the day with an open mind to accept challenges presented to us. Your willingness to compromise has helped many a student through the halls of S, P.I-I. Thanks for being there when we needed you. Father Stein, your interest in the parish has resulted in our con- tinual interest in God and our Church. Your religion classes, Father Kehres, have supplied answers to many of our questions about life. Thanks again. We would now like to take an opportunity to welcome Mr. joseph Pizybysz to our parish. Joe, who hails from St. Cyril Methodius Seminary, Orchard Lake, Michigan will spend his one year internship at St. Pauls. His duties will vary. He will be a substitute teacher, visit hospitals and nursing homes, and assist at daily Masses. The acolyte will return next September to finish his final year before his ordination. FATHER WILLLAM BODART, principal, assistant pastor FATHER GERALD STEIN, pastor FATHER KENNETH KET-IRES, MR. JOSEPH PRZYBYSZ, assistant pastor acolyte 56 R Y ,.V. .FA .. 2 A T 'fgTiff35 .,?fY-.3 ART CLASS SUE 7 'will age as Q. 1 ir R 'u...: .x.,.w New Subiect Opened to Paulites ln MGA. Under the direction of Mrs. Bill Hubans, art has been initiated into our school system. This course, open to all students, has been vital in developing artistic talents and skills of many of its participants. During the course of the year the students have an op- portunity to experience the many phases of artistry. They display their ability through lettering, painting, sketching, sculpturing, and other aspects in the field of art. AJ Art class posters are displayed in main hall. B1 Barb Smith works diligently on class assignment. CJ Keith Filip and fellow artists enjoy their Work. ix -x-li MRS. HUBANS sw, , - 'QQHKW' fm: ' x - ' e-SI ' 6 an fee.- , K 'l 'wil k ' e.fe1t, were 'wuz 'rages se ,uf 57 FAM? MRS . SMITH, Ec Accounting, Offi tice, Typing , . Kas Q ,nam .yu r onomics, ce Prac- Q Business Courses Prepare Paulites for Future Careers Mrs. Smith, a first year teacher at St. Paul's, heads our SPI-Ibusi- ness department. It is under her di- rection that SPH students gainprac- tical knowledge in the business field as Well as practical experience. Teaching economics, typing, office practice and accounting, Mrs. Smith has a full schedule, but she is not too busy to take an inter- est in the school. One way she has done this is by establishing a typing service for business firms as well as students. Mrs. Smith's business stu- dents continue throughout the year to gather experience for their fu- tures. Aj Nancy Griner practices filing in office practice class. BJ Peggy Thiesen obtains practical tor. CJ Marilyn Davis and Janis I-Iohler type term papers for the typing service. DJ Mrs. Smith shows Bernie Binsack accounting techniques. 59 experience by using the duplica- Al Bl Cl D7 EJ ' ' v MRS. BISHOP English I, Journalism I,II Speech English I discusses Animal Farm. From LEFT TO RIGHT are Duane Trares, Mike Fish, Cathy Kraft and Mary Beth Dixon. Another group discussionpursues question for thought, LEFT TO RIGHT are Mary Schafer, Bob Hipp and jim Hofacker. joe Riley, Kevin Smith, john Leak, Bob Fisher and Terry Sch- nee use necessary equipment for English II. Karen Wise, Linda Greenwald and Pat Cutnaw talk to Santa in an English II skit. -Q, X A l A , h gs- f' .7 iizl V Sue Spaar, Matt Gross and Mary Lieber read Christmas stories in English class. 60 :sd Fair is foul and foul is fair, This line from MACBETI-I typifies English study at Saint Paul. Under the watchful eyes of Sister Mary Delphine, Sister Mary Giovanni and Mrs, Judith Bishop, students learn to take command of their language, Besides MACBETH, the seniors worked with several modern plays including DOCTOR COOK'S GAR- DEN by Ira Levin and Ray Brad- bu.ry's THE VELDT. In the tradition of third year English classes, the Juniors studied the model novel THE SCARLET LETTER by Nathaniel Hawthorne. Besides taking grammar, other points of study were short stories, poems and novels. The tragedy JULIUS CEASAR by William Shakespeare could be clas- sified as the highpoint of English study for the Sophomores. Short stories and poetry, along with the techniques of writing were also explored by the sophomores with hopes of increasing literary attitudes. The Shakespearean tragedies seem to dominate the English cur- riculum as the freshman classes handled ROMEO AND JULIET. Charles Dickens' GREAT EXPECT- ATIONS was another long range study. L ., i' Has: Isis? 1 I ii fiitxxi 'LJ i 6 S T . 'S-'umm as ian English III and IV Stress Higher Education F 'l if . lW'l'.'Q J silo- ' , ,if 2' Aj Steve LaConte, jim Bronder, and Keith Filip provide the scene PY xfor rendition lof SPOON RIVER AN- THOLOGY, by Edgar Lee Masters. BJ Turning in one of numerous English III assignments are Joanna Wilde, janet Collins, and Patty Stein. CJ Junior Bill Rospert concentrates on getting his homework completed Dj Admiring a collage, posted in the English room, is Cindy Lesch. Ay The Seniors put on a Readers' Theatre of Doctor Cook's Garden. LEFT TO RIGHT are Kim Zimmer- man, Dick Schafer, Dave I-Ienry, Norb Gross, Keith Ridge, joe Smith, Bob Young, and Cathy Reineck. BJ The Voice of Democracy semi- finalists are QBACK ROWQ Maureen Mushett, jim'Kacmarsk',g, and Norb Gross, QFRONT ROWQ Nina Zan- nieri, Claudia Kline, Maryanne Fritz, and Ed Monfette. Kim Zim- merman at podium was the winner at SPH. CJ janet Richards recites Canter- bury tales in front class. .az 21 Y ' Y -el-Q a . . . , , . l A ,.' -... . .--.1 li -...-.., . ,..... -- - l Q ,. wiy. ' - . 'ffm ' Q . ' u ali, ' 5 4 Ca 1 V , 1 2' at .4 63 Aj Kathy Ringholz, KarenLinden- 5' berger, Beth Baltes, Barb Van- Dresser and Vicki Barman model Qlfdngyl their finished sewing projects. Senior Paulette I-Iipp displays ' her Crocheting talent in advan- ced sewing. Claudia Klin sets and pins the next project. X2 Laura I-lipp, Marilyn Cutnaw, and Ginny Egle show different steps in cake baking. Cathy Riley serves KLEFT TO -A RIGHTJ Linda Newcomber, 1 Mary Kay Schafer, and Sue ---1 Bronder the Christmas cookies they baked. Ginny Egle takes finished pro- duct from oven. wfif A S pattern on her material for her Iwi Future Homemakers Dlsplay Talent MRS. HICKEY, Home Ec- onomics Home Economics department, under the direction of Mrs. Hickey, lays a basis for techniques in cook- ing and sewing. The sewing class is divided into different levels from the beginner to the tailor, with each girl doing a project every six weeks. Emphasis in cooking class is placed on the basic food groups, with the highlight of the year as a dinner prepared and served by the cooking students. tqii 65 -ein, .:,.. , km, lessee ,, 'JN -We g 5 JW' 1 W7 , . :i . . Sim, X B U gig!! H H ,Q FP Nliii H, re- , H, ., , - ' g ,Z ,iw L I Aj In her demonstration speech, senior Marilyn Davis cuts Janis Hohler's hair. BJ How styles have changedljanet Richards uses electric curlers on john Brutsche's flowing locks. CJ Speech class is both entertaining and informative. Ron Rogers give his speech on an amusing N subj ect. DQ Gary Nardecchia and Roger Wilhelm demonstrate the meth.. od used in changing a tire. allenging Electives. qt' ll: iii o fmt 2 I 3 Iii W '- 'l journalism I is responsible for the Look-A-Head which is published seven times during the school year. AJ junior Gary Nardecchia pastes the headlines on the editorial page of the L-A-H. BJ Tom Rekart, Roger Wilhelm, Al Miller and Daryl Gibson join efforts to meet a L-A-H deadline. CQ Steve LaConte, Peter Mellen, Diane Fox, Jim Daugherty, Mike Werner, Jim Soisson and Bill Rospert relax as they read their published product. Art of communication is a com bination of speech and journalism which plays an intricate part in our modern society Knowledge obtained through practical exper- ience can be applied throughout Speech emphasizes techniques .of talking, portrayal of emotions, even the art of making commer- cials Journalism works with the writ- ten delivarance of communication through the newspaper and the yearbook 67 French Lmgulsts Achieve Perfection French students enjoy singing Christmas carols. LEFT TO RIGHT from the bottom: Laura Smith, Lisa Hug, Linda Green- wald, Dave Bleile, Charlene Peters, Barb Van Dresser,janet Collins, Robin Moore, Judy Meyer. TOP, Bill Schnee, Barb Fulton, Cathy Riley, Rick Zim merman, Eugene Bick, Dennis Camp, Larry Mack, Pat Cut- naw and Margaret Dempsey. Cathy Riley and Eugene Bick stage a farewell scene for Mar- garet De1npsey's trip to France. Barb Van Dresser starts the rec- ord player as Sister Giovanni begins singing the French nat- ional anthem. Latin Scholars Enticed by Roman Empire Q ,H 1 's 52:03:39 SISTER MARY VALEDA, S . N . D . Latin, Library C Tx-nvw K ,I U... 'K I un' A 'A' 1-A Un. fn. . ,w 'PF' Students at St. Paul's build their knowledge studying Latin and French. Paulites learn about the societies of both peoples and the A basis of their language. The stu- , dents actively participate in class with a vibrant enthusiasm which their teachers instill. AJ Latin II students study the won- der of ancient Rome. LEFT TO RIGHT are: Lisa Hipp, Ed Prack, Connie Lesch, Mike LaConte, Sue Sharbaugh and Gerry Did- ion. BJ Bill Kacmarsky and joe Linder write out Latin vocabulary cards. CJ Lisa Catalino explains a house plan in language class. 69 le w' gr L, MR. ROGER HOLMAN Introductory Algebra I, II, Math I, General Business The math department at St Paul 1S headed by S1ster Joetta who teaches Math II, III, and IV Introductory Algebra Somethlng new has been added to th1s ye ar's math department, dlfferent types of V1Sl13l a1d These help students to better v1sual1ze the concepts wh1ch they study The bas1c goal for the math department is to prepare students for further math study in college. Roger Holman teaches Math I, and Al Mr. Holman develops mathe- matical techniques in Algebra I class. BJ Freshman Ted Skinn masters the art of new math. 70' Nlath Students Learn Vlli .1 , ' , . 7 ll 2-if NA'-,J ,HQ sl I xl. 1 'ff To Reason and Apply . f QQ IU' SISTER MARY JOETTA, s.N. D. Guidance, Math 11, 111, IV Aj Math II students develop their geometrical abilities. Left to right, Lisa Hugn Linda Hofac- ker, Tom Schlacter, Chip Bal- tes and David Piazza. Bl Laura Young graphs functions in Math IV. Cl Iudy Vogus, Ronald Betchman, Ed Barman and Mark Bresson ponder over Math II problems. 71 Religion and Sociology play an important role in the lives of St. Paul students. It is through these courses that we learn spiritual un- derstanding, and how to cope with the complexities of society. Our religion department is headed by Mr. Richards, freshmen religion and sociologyg Fr. Kehres and joe Przybysz, sophomore re- ligiong and Sister Antoni, Junior religion. i -SVA Ag Religion and Sociology: Food for Thought H .D i:- ,. 'V Q.:-2 -1 i . . ' i K y. i . 5 4 , Y -xv? lit . 1 FR. KEI-IRES Religion ll iin, 4. .. JOSEPH PRZYBYSZ Religion II Aj A1 Lesch recites during sociology class while Mike Cooper, Danny Missler, and joe Percival ponder the answer. BQ Marilyn Cutnaw and Cheryl Collier examine the religion text. Cl Theresa Goosetree, Bernie Bick and Linda Smith act out a situation in Religion III. 72 ' .1 af-U M Health A Nlust in Frosh Curr'cu um ' 6 Ixus Q14 Her- Health, taught by Mrs. Speer and Mr. Hubans, is a required class for the freshinan which in- volves the students in building their knowledge by the study of the hu.. man body, a brief background of narcotics and their effects, and instructions in administering first aid. Aj Coach Bill I-Iubans presides over boys Health class. BJ Carolyn I-Iipp assists Alice Schaffer in checking her posture. CJ Reviewing the facts of health are Fisher twins Marilyn and Kathy. Dj Freshman Dave Leitz gives care- ful thought to his next answer. W ., . H WF w i I ww! 5 was ' , J JP!! KK vu EE Ml A if ' as r',f r -G1 f r r 'ZEN ,Q AEM I ' 1 k.....,f Z., J XX 'S M I 'L,wM'?, . ft. viii ' X1 Wir 'WFQ-.X' 1 ff A sm' 11 W L51 L I ' In A hh MR. I-IUBANS Boys Phys. Ed. Health Aj Kevin Mack puts wrestling skills to use as he pins Bill Kacmarsky. BJ Sophomore Mark Reidy and Matt Gross demonstrate starting posi- tion. Cj Bob Castleberry gets a shot over the outstretched arm of Tony Borgia DJ Sharon Spaar and Debbie Stein with the assistance of Pam Goose- tree, show the various stages of doing headstands. EJ Freshman girls take time out from class to form a pyramid. Fj Freshmen tumblers take turns doing cartwheels. 74 , ,z pire Competition Physical education classes play an important part in our modern society. Not only do they develope the coordination and sldlls necessary for everyday work, but they also give us basic athletic knowledge for our future enjoyment. Mr. Bill Hubans and Mrs. Becky Speer head our physical education department, which is a mixture of exercises and athletics. MRS. SPEERg Phys. Ed. S Health ,, 4 75 World Studies Enrich Lives V Y if ii ig -4 . 9 if ,ii , ii M ii , ,,X.v,,,, ,,, , vsrfsz-.1541 .L D,ii mi 1..,l,:w . i ' YV 1 - - g Y A E , ,, 5555521 , w :H-iii? f i ,. ar-Q 'C' DJ Ancient civilizations, extinct tribes of people, and modern in.. ventions all contribute to the Chang- ing world. Sr. Antoni, instructor of Civics American History, and Modern History, stresses the importance of knowing our country's past and how we arrived at our present status. World Geography, taught by Coach Richards, is involved with climate, population, terrain, and business of the lands making our world. , n w ,I , MR. RICHARDS Aj Mr. Richards reviews a chapter in world geography. BJ Dave Harshberger, Tim Mellen, Steve Herner, Tom Reed, and Al Myers ponder a question. CJ janet Collins uses an atlas to point out a country in the Middle East to the other American History students. Dj Coach Richards initiates a discussion with his Freshmen students, EJ Freshman Ted Skin reviews countries of South America. FQ World Geography students P01'1d9Y H IGSI question. GJ Sr. Antoni lectures a Modern History Class. HJ Modern History students Scott Tinker, Dennis Heaston, and Eric Prack readpamph- lets concerning the symbolism of the flag. World Geo. Sociology, Religion I Q'- Wt 2,1 'L i.g.,.,.-1.,,,.:,.., li li? 'life . Vlluu' 2 ,574 ve SR. MARY ANTONI History, Civics Religion III rams Experiments, Field Trips -4 MR. WILLIAM LODERME- TER, Biology, Advanced Biology This year St. Paul's has a new science teacher, Mr. James Swab- ley. His teaching duties include h sics ph sical science and chem P V 9 Y D ' istry. Mr. Swabley uses many illus- trious experiments and helps his students' minds toward the scientif- ic approach. Mr. William Loderrneier in- structs SPH students in the biolog- ical fields. The sophomores take general biology while the juniors and seniors take an anatomy physi- ology course. The highlight of the year is dissections, which includes cats, sharks, sheep brains and small aquatic life. Aj Sheila Gruhlke and Linda Ho- facker disect a shark in biology class. Bl Lisa Catalano and Ed Monfette probe for cat muscles in Advan- ced Biology. Cl Brian Pusateri, Steve Sadler, Cindy Fligor and jenny Fields prove dilegent biologists. TW Enrich Science Courses MR. SWABLEY, Chemis- try, Physics and General Science Aj Freshman listen to a lecture in general science class. Seated are Tim Mellen, Dave Hutchins, Rick Mack, Steve Preston, Al Myers, Chuck Borgeson, Ed Casselberry, Dave Leitz, jeff Lodermeier and sleeping Rudy Dudics. BJ Karlan Smith, Charles Stein, jeff Moehlman, Tom Gagahan, Dale Rinner and jimSoissonpre- pare to take notes in chemistry. CJ jim Bronder, Mike Langj ahr, Connie Schaffer and Janice Klud- ing experiment with light spec- trum in chemistry. 79 fx X V N , N. new Behind the Scenes at SPH Guidance, care, and under- standing are all part of the high standards here at St. Pauls. Re- cognition is not always given to those behind the scenes for all their efforts, which in their own way enrich our lives. We would like to take the opportunity now to thank all the SPH personnel, who indirectly influence us every- day. Thanks to Mr. Snyder, our patient study hall supervisor, who has kept the peace for the past nine yearsg Mrs. Roth and all the cafeteria help for the delicious and nutrious meals they prepare each noon, Sister jane, Sister Valeda, and our library staff for the time and effort they put into their jobg and last but not least, our dedicated custodians who make sure the equipment is run- ning properly. Aj The following custodians are worthy of much recognition, Lanny McLaughlin, Vince Camp, Bill Camp, and Louis Boose. Not pictured is Dalton Woodruff. BJ john Snyder runs the study halls of SPH efficiently. CJ Mrs. Spettle and Mrs. Weisen- berger check students' grades. .1 I fly' 'P+-is L-'--, 'IB aigfrf' U .5 :1 ' ,--ff' Aj Chuck Hohler ponders the headlines at the library. BJ Janitors are kept busy by autumn leaves. Cy Mrs. Roth heads SPI-I cafeteria. Dj The staff of the cafe- teria includes, Rita Wise, Patricia Davis, Theresa Wilhehn, Helen Hipp, jean I-Iertenstein, Mary Leitz and Eloise Roth. N S Ev' i :N ,A La ga 'J .J EJ 4. I 1 xg: . , , S, x if W gp A, 9 45' 9 mga 11-'fu s . g gps s Q fp. if ...M I, I A 1 f fi! -vm 5 if Nl ' I' , in.: W in , '53 Q af 1 . 'H 1 1 ,I +-af., C' - 7 i. 1 ' ,558 5 1 5 V E ,, S ' 5 tb... s U ffl I 5 ' mu, Wil 'Q' - Seniors MARY BETH BALTES PAULA BARMAN VICKI BARMAN THOMAS BELLAMY CHARLES BROWN JOHN BRUTSCI-IE CELES TE CASSELBERRY 84 The Class of '73 'finishes twelve years of Catholic education with graduation on June 3, 1973. This year's senior class, full of enthu- siasm and school spirit, set the standards for the rest of the school. lTheir unity and Christian attitude toward others will not be forgotten at St. Paul. As a class, the seniors worked together on a pizza sale, the largest money-making venture of any class in school this year, and worked diligently with the rest of the school on the candy sale. Led by officers: Al Lesch, presidentg Thomas Bell- amy, treasurer: Mary Ann Fritz, vice-presidentg and Barb Rushin, secretary.fPictured abovej. The 372-73 year was one that will long be remembered by the graduating class. The seniors chose as their class colors, burgandy and silvery flower, lyellow rosesg and as their class motto, To destroy the fears of yesterday, and florish in the hope of tomorrow. Q--4 r I..-:Q -u-Qi unix Nma- LISA CATALANO DOUGLAS COLETTA IULIAN CONNEY Class Colors: Burgandy and Silver Q4 1 r r r I r. -L1 -r F MARY ANN COOPER MICHAEL COOPER JAMES DAUGI-IERTY MARILYN DAVIS DALE EGLE SANDRA FLEMING DIANE FOX DAVID FREY MICHAEL FRIES Class Flower: Yellow Rose MARY ANN FRITZ RONALD GFELL DARYL GIBSON NANCY GREINER NORMA GREINER NORBERT GROSS 1 gl. DAVID HENRY ' PAULETTE HIPP IANIS HOHLER Q' Aj Advisor, Mr. Richards, and seniors Dan Ruffing, jim Zeller, Al Lesch, Daryl Gibson, Roger Wilhelm, and Mark Spaar sing joyfully at retreat. BQ Danny Missler takes advantage of senior privileges, and relaxes in study hall. JEANNE HOHLER JAMES KACMARSKY CHRISTINA KAYATIN CLAUDIA KLINE DAVID LANGIAI-IR TERRI LEAK ALLEN LESCI-I KAREN LINDENBERGER THOMAS MEESIG ROSANN MEYERS ALAN MILLER 2'9 'Yr -A X DANIEL MIS SLER EDMOND MONFETTE MAUREEN MUSI-IETT JOSEPH PERCWAL JACQUELHXIE PETERS MICHAEL PUSATERI AJ Student lounge made school life a little easier for the seniors this year Bl Senior Bill Schnee displays some of his talent. 89 CATHERINE REINECK THOMAS REKART JANET RICHARDS KEITH RIDGE CATHLEEN RILEY DANIEL RUFFING AJ Many college bound seniors received helpful counseling from Sister Joetta. BJ Class president Al Lesch and A1 Miller work diligently making pizzas. Cl Mary Ann Cooper, senior at- tendent, displays happiness in the traditional homecoming parade. Ly .. 5 - uv N l' 'J A s me - 1 , l I ff If' 9 I B BARBARA RU SI-IIN RICHARD SCI-IAFER DEBORAH SCHAFFER RONALD SCI-IAFFER WILLIAM SCI-INEE I I Jii 91 WE! GAIL SCHNELLINGER JOSEPI-I SMITH KATHLEEN SMITH KURT SMITH MARK SPAAR NANCY SPANGLER MARGARET THEISEN SAND RA WA RE MICHAEL WERNER SUZANNE WILDE ROGER WILHELM LAURA YOUNG -if -pm ' N S,R.T, T X ' ROBERT YOUNG PA ULA ZANNIE RI JAMES ZELLER AJ Senior acolytes conclude ser- vice at altar: QLEFT to RIGHT, Bill Schnee, A1 Miller, Tom Bel- lamy, jim Zeller, Keith Ridge, Mike Fries, Tom Rekart, Dale Egle and Mike Pusateri. BJ Tom Rekart plays the guitar and leads the singing at Mass each week. 93 KIMBERLY ZIMMIERMAN if' UM V Y' '- f -EW Wy, 559.45 f:: ' z xi W NA N ' . ' , ' It 'EXAQEEZHZESZ 'L ' ,f .ll :V 7 : if 45 5:17 Y V . 92? 1 -. Y , wzfsszwff U - ff Q 'SLie,,m-ws, 2 K in ' ' A' 24 l . 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W-5531 xg W - it-sszfw-A in 1 r fszQ:2ZffSLQf1f:zgw-K M 2:2 ' f' ' figjieiiff' ' JCL H M :mugs fi- V' as Underclassmen Sally Adelman Pamela B aisch Edwin B arman Ronald Betschman Bernadette B ick Bernadette B ins ack Terry Boose Donna Bores Eugene Borgia Patricia Braden Mark Bresson james Bronder 96 Juniors Show Nluch Promise for St Pau s J 'if F-'1:f:Qfr1'E if ' in- -'- 15 f ll Wig l a ai' ,pr fx ., W P I I I f ' - ' 1 4 if ' X ,LE Qi? -fv' KZ, niffw F. - i X- f .3 5. 9 ' rf V Q' K' ,V x - ky ' , la lx . 9 94 S., ,N ' 'M 5551 25, -f.. H, , ,. if if fi gn M A W 'IFR' ' , W' V-f E -- a A TT I 05 Ji Lyle Fisher David Fries Barbara Fulton Thomas Gahagan Debra Gilchrist Teresa Goostree Diane Greenwald Grace I-lay Cynthia Henry Mary Ann I-Iertenstein Diane Heston Suellen Heyman 3 f Patricia Hipp The class of 74 entered their . 1 f X l J third year at St. Paul with mixed emotions. Two years already behind them, the juniors have an enthusiastic outlook for their senior year. The annual maga- zine drive and Christmas dance are among their many activities. junior boys play an impor- tant role in this year's varsity football and basketball seasons. The spirit of the junior girls is unmatched in the student body. Everyone in the class was in- volved in some activity through- out the year. Spirit, pride and teamwork will carry the juniors into their final year, with much to look forward to. i Aj Pam Baisch walks along with the junior homecoming float. The juniors theme of the gigan- tic football helmet brought color and spark into the festivities. BJ junior class officers, Sue I-Ieyman, Janice Kluding, Brian Schnellinger and Bill Rospert guide the class of 74 through this transition year. 97 xii? -,,...-w '! w Charles Hohler Susan I-Iohler Claude I-iupp Karen Kerner Janice Kluding Raymond Kluding Toni Knoll Karen Koehnle Deborah Kraft Gregg Kromer Steven LaC onte Michael Langj ahr 98 gr-i. w 'S'N l A ' ,. 3L g, ' i Q, e. 'yi -1-rn? 1 ., B 9 K 3x Y I m ff' 1 wg? swf: -A H WWW Q lre i 1 1.JEmTZ.nw-. .,M--U-'---- - K if MES g ..,1.:-' liililhi ,A mg K L0 'Q 5 4' Ye 5.5 ,c .en , Aj' junior girlseshow their vitality and spirit at a pep rally. F 1,4 , ' ' 1 ,W ,,, ,,,. ,V ,fe ka. L , 1 W Ku ll' , W ,1 f K '- , E A , J .u, J? BJ Keith Filip is caught in the act of perching on top of his locker. CJ Gerard Parran changes the SPH sign out in front of school. Q,-.f gc. J f 4:-'zr A ,ta X X .35 Lqfrxi- hw.. 'iii , L '-sz. jeffrey Moehlman Ronald Myers Gary Nardecchia Deborah Nickoli Gerard P arran Dana Piazza David Piazza Richard Reichert Mark Rekart Geraldine Riley Cynthia Lesch Shirley MCGUCRIH M aure en M ack S andra M ack Peter Mellen Dale Meyer Gisele Miller Theresa Miller AJ Terry Boose calls home after a hard day of football practice. BJ Debbie Gilchrist adjusts bulletin board in front of school. CJ junior homecoming attendant Shirley McGuckin, with her parents and escort Mark Bresson, smile during the parade. DJ Ron Rogers helps the janitors fix the ceiling in the social hall. Dale Rinner Patricia Robinson Ronald Rogers William Rospert H . W Eric Roth Constance Schaffer 4 ! Mark Schaffer in gl Thomas Schlacter F ' , l L Brian Schnellinger 'M ff Susan Sharbaugh - Q N V 'P 100 , , ' gf A i .,,,. is ,. ,.p.,,iw MA im.,,.1 Ke' 1 ,, , will ligmjgnzgmwiz-Ei, 1 W' 1EXi?teiif 'f,! ,, , is X 3, ,K . -- JS... sr' - W va M .: - !.,.' Junior Activities Flourish Throughout Year xp' vh- A . t r JPG! 'Y 43 i .fig '13 iff.. y zig k'-if , ., 1 H ii- '-'iii Neil Skinn Karlan Smith Kevin Smith Linda Smith james Soisson Charles Stein Patricia Stein Craig Trares Judy Vogus Mary Kay Wied Sharon Wilhelm Carolyn Wilson EIII HUD The sophomore class plays an active role at SPH this year. They participate in band, organizations and athletic teams. As the school ye ar began they continued to increase the size of their treasury through bake sales, paper drives, dances and other activities. The sophs have an enormous amount of talent,and initiative, as shown through their award winning homecoming float. As the sophomores draw nearer to the turning point of their high school ye ars, they are truly a uni- fied class through good times and bad, and hold much promise for the future. Kathleen Amato Lawrence Arnold Alphonse B altes K athle en B arm an Sh aron B ets chrnan Eugene B ick '1- ' N , 2-5 N.. N ii Q ' tv' fs, , Class of '75 Puts It Altogether Christine B ins ack David Bleile f il Anthony Borgia J . , X 1 ,- ' 'tl ,, I .1 Maureen Bronder .ai . 7 Mary Brutsche Dennis C amp 1 - . ,, by T w 5 c + KV Aim A 1 ga lx wi L as lx M. J, -I 'as I ' V' .V ,z i Robert C asselb erry Patricia Cutnaw Margaret Dempsey .f Mary Ann Dible X Gerald Didion Theresa Eggleston 102 ' 3.75 - 1j.'72J',.r .aa :?.::?z?xF2ifil15i:: ,fvx ie V fi' . 5,,c,,J 11 W Q- ws.-.Q , . 1-: -nb Ria ' E .. - 1 55: ., bei 1 S 1 - A if 1' AJ Tom Oliva hams it up. BJ Sophomore class officers Brian Pushteri, Margaret Dempsey, jenny Fields and Kam Amato encourage their class with their leadership. CQ Kam Amato, sophomore at- tendant, views the onlookers of the homecoming parade, as does her brother john, an alumnus of SPH. M- fwfe:-- -'f A- - -fevnff' f WN A hx, Tw, ,., 1 aiwffk is ieein . .F 1 , ff 'x - urls!! N1 H35 1 S11 1. 1: , we 122325 I S5 ag J 3,5313 may W 1 ' f ' 1 his 7 'kr'-v ,E K - . -Q1 1 ..,, , .. I : M H, ,ex ,. Nfzr..- -. ' 354. fi, , .vm Q L ' ' ,-111415252 3245, F WYHK -VV V x1 -- 1-4 . it ull. ., I gf T. i , .1,1 -Y . ,. N' 1 -A ' ggfyfi-ssi g41'i if . F , , 1 Qi. 1- '1 11 J ' 1 , Q i gi -ff gfj' , 'N V - V' V1 5. .' t - ' 3'0 A . 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'3+.,2'5g-ss-M151 A Ks 1 5 F Ag. 10 Lisa I-lipp P amela Hipp Linda I-Iofacker Elizabeth Hug Thomas johnson William Kacm arsky Mari anna Kline Rita Klucling Sheila Kluding Robert Knoll Mary Kramer Michael LaConte Jon Leak Catherine Leitz Constance Lesch Mary Lieber joseph Linder Kevin McCrann C arolyn M CL au ghlin Kevin M ack 104 ,. 1 1 1 - gil .,., 1 , si 531 -iii H Z sf 7 My 1 f Q , A ' 'W' 1 ff? .15 2 1: 11:- s ,155 wr s fifiliun 1 -Maw-21 me 11' 1 1 11 :wi S 1 r111 11 x, W 1 Q PQ 1 11 ' U 1 Win M- V 1. 1 1, 1 W 1'1 ' f . , .1i .5 we i if f 1- i 1 kk i alf a Q il 11': A 24 - F- 1 i , Y 'V eg :A 1 i q u-. l 'Qi ' ' .' 9. . , 1 11, 1 f fi g ,.,, ' 17? K'-' 1 1 f,' ' ,I:' . 1, '- X , , an-1 1 'Vx K in-1 lx. EV i ii - W 1 1 1 s Q, 5 d3'ff?. T w11nfe: ' - gnu 1 if . '31 1 i 1 ' af ' 1.LL.f.v-v 1 ng, 3 N - . -, 551 I v-4 ' ff .4 K A Sophomores Show Nluch Enthusiasm john Meesig Judy Meyer Albert Miller gv- - , LaDonna Moffit L. L wf Robin Moore Elaine Nelson N iesf, William Niedzwi acki Thomas Oliva Aj Connie Schaffer leads the sophs to one of their thundering cheers. in 1,, BJ Brian Pusateri, Kam Amato and Matt Gross sell their wares to church goers after Sunday masses to enrich their class treasury. CJ Teri Eggleston an enthusiastic SPH sophomore makes signs for the big Edison game at Whitney Field. , if , 105 Al Judy Meyer, Pam I-lipp, jean Rospert, Cathy Leitz and Nancy Sheehan lead the reserve te ams on to victory. Bl Sophomores show creativity in their homecoming float as they sweep first place with their happy Flyer. Cl The sophomore girls amuse students at a pep rally with their characterization of Edison cheer- leaders. MC,5af , ' Y' ex 1 1 Nancy Orth ' W ' Kathleen Percival H H M - . 1 , , ' -.gf Ee :ill ' 4 Xwiligr Qi NWN fra' H ':-' -faxwd ii ga! I 0' ff' 'f' 5,-:Q Charlene Peters 'fy Edward Prack w-mfr' 5 fy xl W 'Q A A I Eric Prack Brian Pus ateri ir-I Gerald Reichert 1 f f Mark Riedv he 'Q e yy y, . , F '57 Q ,rib fl joseph Riley K1 X 1 --I f N E- if Q?-fl f , ..,, s ,' Ronald may l W- ' e l rg, 5 We Kathleen Ringholz Z, f ' 1 V . ' -'-H , 3 ri' if fiirjgg vl 106 Ibm at S 'Zi 1221... ,F fa-ef'-hp 1 A , 253- 'X wif' if , '7 W 524' 93' WkL:i1T,-' 5' ,, ' Q vfai' . wi J K Q ' 1 fl! E515 453.1 i f -wg' if ,A : -' gl, 2'- -. f' .4 at 2' fi, ' 1 5 5:54 -142 dj gg Q Y L , i t A I? ,3 in K gy wg w, ,K ,. I m- fff I - A 9 .... 1 ,Z rt - ' gg , -Nw .:- ' 1 Q 1 W yfgrym , 7 1 - , X A' ' - iz . V A, W? H if 'N M7 Q i ,QW St it .6 1 .X ti , 1 51-5 iv? .1 , X if , 5' Q1 E if: FWZ- it S- S . QT, 3 V P at ,.,, Q' xv z + f x : 1 W I. R A x. it , . I 5 K If 4 W K ,. S. Q Q - - it if SQQJ f Q ..' 4 21' ff' V V A 2 if M ' ' P: ' 7 ' - . t' Y f' ' f P, 1,1 5 4 3 N i A21 ,, X, A W W .M - A if f ,tim .nl 'ia--'2+ i'w W ff ' 'F 'S ' S 'S Qgfff ii- 1' SX ' ' Y 1 2 W W - 751, F? 5' 1 ' K ' ' ' - Qt:?X fg, ' sf' gr, L W -N V 'f f H' .f y Mk. jf X' A ' X3 lx Y- L lf.,-J ' fi T1 I l I '-ln , 5 2' .1 , 5 Qin .Z .412 :A 11:31 jean Rospert Suzanne Ruffing Anita Rupp jean Rushin Steven Sadler john Schlacter Terry Schnee Dean Schnellinger Leo Schnellinger Nancy Sheehan joseph Skinn Cynthia Smith Deborah Smith Dennis Smith ': Keith Smith if , ' Kevin Smith -,E. 'lg ,... S - X 'I Laura Srnith , fl lrf ' Paul Smith , Ef , Cletus Snay Susan Sp aar Scott Tinker B. VanDresser M. Watkins Julie Wilde Karen Wise R. Zimmerman 107 The year's freshman class has something to look forward to. They will graduate on the 200th anniversary of our country. This means they will be a special class to remember and they should be. Loving action and surprise the class of 76 brings much zeal to SPH. The class of 76 is playing a vivacious supporting role in the 72-73 school year. Leading the class is president Chuck Borgeson, who drives the class on. The foundation of the ye ar was set by the initiation festivities. The high point was the appearance of Sh- Na-Na and some exotic dancers. AJ Inspiring the class of 76 are class officers Ellen Kline, Chuck Borgeson, Tom Reed and Carolyn I-Iipp. BJ Demonstrating their dancing will . abilities are freshman Tim Mellen, V Tom Mockler, Virginia Watkins and David Leitz while senior Roger Wilhelm sneaks a preview. . xr ii KZ. i i been 7 i ' 2 2 V' ' Cf' ' 3, H ,- 1 N V , -M I im M Q ' Barbara Barman , may I ,N .,. xy H Lp mg Debra Boose ' ... e '12 3- -. L X , Charles Box-geson 3 , p., ' . . 'J 15: ju, Lynn Borsia J T .'ff.i e e . Q 'asv ,gg ,F PaulBresson 2 T , . Y gf 'vin X -, 1 ,, ' lf ' 1 A V V I ','1 wmqw' -V, of Tru f, .:,, - , E-xii. Susan Bronder gig. 555, sr A Edward Casselberry il M, Cheryl comer . 2 W T N f V is Marilyn Cutnaw ig ' fb' f ',,,' Mary Beth Dixon J FM f i' - Q, .. me at , - in ' .V w Virginia Egle Cynthia Ely Michael Fish Kathleen Fisher Marilyn Ann Fisher .im We 1 ist 108 JC VN I . 'mem 5. :1 ' 5,,- L en an- K .fi 1 - , el la, ,X ,ln ' w ? x Weoeeo C661 rg oo 5 . . ' ' Slsoo o o o o o o , ' uesenl' w ml ' . 1 ' ' if 3 U l m L' ,, Y ,Q -' ,, f Ama l lik ' j We 1 gh nmw W M A mu ml , n , np ,ne J l H ' ln' Marilyn jean Fisher Carol Frank james Fulton Michael Gfell Kathleen Gilchrist Pamela Goostree Joseph Gross Gary I-Iansberger David I-Iarshberger Stephen I-Ierner 1:J 13' Q -f,-. , ,Q Y 5 .gl , ' wg,-'A' -1 . -N ,1 'w , MQW , an ' .. , .'q 'ii . fb- . X' , .1 3 Freshman Encounter New Envirorment ,nv- , 1, 3,54 iff' A W ft M a , 'R . M l ll ll- 'Y' If nail. 'FT' J Jai P atricia I-lertenste in john Hickey C arolynn H ipp Laura Hipp Robert I-Iipp james I-Iofacker Alan Hohler Mary Beth Hohler David Hutchins Kevin Kacmarsky Freshman Join In on S.P.H. Activities Steve Kayatln 4.1 '1 ig 3 '-Y V3 , Sum Kemer , f- 1 -I ,' . l i ' df-ef N f If T, X- wif' A Biff 1.. TT R M ' i 51 ii fi ii Ellen Kline i Sue Kluding yn. Tftb' i 4 i i 'T V' ,Q 4 Davld Le1tZ Steven Kgcher ' William Linder ' Kevin Koontz J jeffrey Lodermeier Cathy Kraft Jane Luke Michael LaRoche 110 Aj Frosh cheerleaders Sue Klud- ing, Patty Hertenstein, Ellen Kline, Kathy Wasiniak and Kathy Gilchrist pause briefly from cheering duties for a picture. BJ Freshman bury the Rough- riders for their homecoming float theme. C Q Kevin Koontz and Cathy Kraft do their famous imitations of babies at the initiation dance. Dj Ellen Kline, freshman at- tendant, accompanied by her parents and escort Ed Cassel- berry smile at the crowds during the parade. ' Ricki Mack Timothy Mellen Thomas Meyers Wanda Missler Thomas Mockler Alan Myers Linda Newcomer Monica Peters Steve Preston 111 Theresa Raines Thom as Reed John Reineck Thomas Rippon Const ance Ruffing Mary Kay Schafer Alice Schaffef Mary Schlotterer Ronald S chne e P aula Schnellinger Harold Simon Thomas Sitterly 112 ry, F . 'ws f 'Q .i Wy , ' cs v 61 -T tif ' .-212315555542 A5311 . - W H W, -an N - ul- nwfssgggww-www WI my wnw- f...,.,.... 'l vw 1? ' Y H5 ' ' , .I g l F.-M - . ,far . - H K 5 H ' f x Luv - 'N - .ZQii-PEA! -??1. I- W 'fm if my ' ' . W QA, A Mfg S li A N Y M 5 e 'LE 'I+ 4111 r-A. Trl i W .. y N f9E?fwKf,f' A .ol ,sg 1':: 1' 'H Z x xx., , T ' 'M , N, n ' VH :X 4 f n . ., WM J V. , W X 'f ' S.. P , x .' 'Vi 'Zu' 3 ' . XJ K x ', r A f i A . - FrwVf , ' , ,mmf T M -- ' ,Q 5 ff K ' -N v ,5 Tim? . . , V ll - : 7, mr ' A - a K -,, 9 fag . W -- fu W H O ' I Q H S' rum ,M we T R . A 'Y w ' T -3:7 XV --as Q fix, New 1 , I' ,fix sy 5 'T , N -V . kt wr .Y - , E X4 If wi W FQ i ' 'iii-gb W . H- ' , .,- '- T Af----?,TfW M933 ur ' -MAQ X X 1 1' EEISWFM L 'Mg 451:-1, , H' fa: 2 M ,. 1 an , v w sp: 23 new ,M .W ,. N Wsszei mmf my w fm ju Ugg iss- ': - -f:' i fi 1 0 1 , ii 'f-rt X . W at get -T n in 5, in , m,, a M sei? ww M Q4 ' ltr M' ggi: by T 2 531 M' 1 1 , ,I 'r Ji. ,HLA-f' at , H , My IZ g ,ggf , T , Wm lg- 1 3 , ..., -. :- - oz ge- gg -35,2 Theodore Skinn Barbara Smith David Smith Linda Soisson Sharon Spaar Kevin Sprowl Debra Stein Donna Stein John Swabley Clinton Tinker Duane Trares Wilbur Vickery Kathleen W asiniak Virginia W atkins John Weisenberger Scott West Steven Wheeler Teri Wurzel Diane Zlemke Aj Tom Meyers and Tim Mel- len recreate a scene from The Necklace in English I. BJ Mrs. Judy Bishop, freshman adviser, gives the class ideas on projects. CQ A11-Iohler, Clint Tinker, Paul Bresson, Ted Skinn, jeff Lodermeier and Bob I-Iipp clown around for the camera. 113 Senior Index 1 BALTES, MARY BETH csMc 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor RoI1 4, I-A-H Staff 3, 4, Spirit staff 3, 4, Pep Club 4, cYo 4, JA 4. BARMAN, PAULA JEAN CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, Cheerleader 1, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, GAA 1, 2, Gym Show 2, Powder Puff 2, 3, Intramural Volleyball 2, CYO 1, 2, 3, 4. BARMAN, VICKI ANN CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Gym Show 2, Intramural Volleyball 1, 2, 3, Intra- mural Basketball 1, 2, 3, CYO 1, 2, 3, 4. BELLAMY, THOMAS CLYDE CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 4, Football-Reserve 1, Varsity 2, 3, 4, Basketball-Frosh, Reserve 2, Varsity 3, 4, Track-Varsity 1, 2, 3, 4, Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 4, CYO 1, 2, 3, 4, CYO Talent Show 2, Boy's State, Mixed Chorus 3, Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club Officer 4, Student Council 4, 1972 Football Tri-Captain. BORGESON, STEVEN GARY CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Football-Reserve 1, Varsity 2, 3, 4, Wrestling-Reserve 1, 2, 3, Varsity 4, Baseball 1, 2, 4, L-A-H Staff 3, 4, Spirit Staff 3, 4, Acolyte 1, Intra- mural Basketball 2, 3, 4, CYO 1, 2, 3, 4, CYO Basket- ball 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, 1972 Gootball Tri-Captain. BROWN, CHARLES EDWARD CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Football-Reserve 1, Varsity 2, 3, 4, Basketball-Frosh, Wrestling-Varsity 3, CYO 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4. BRUTSCHE, JOHN FREDRICK CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Football-Reserve 1, Varsity 2, 3, Basketball-Frosh, Track-Varsity 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 2, 3, CYO 1, 2, 3, 4, CYO Swim Team 1, 2, 3, Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4. CASSELBERRY, CELESTE ANN CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 3, Pep Club 1, GAA 1, Intramural Volleyball 1, Intramural Basketball 1, Student Cotmcil Representative 4. CATALANO, LISA ANN CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Interscholastic Volleyball- Reserve 3, Intramural Volleyball 1, 4, FTA 3, 4, Library 1, 2, 3, CYO 1, 2, 3, 4, CYO Play 1, Mat Maid 4, Latin Club 1, French Club 3, 4. COLETTA, DOUGLAS EDMOND CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Football-Reserve 1, 2, Varsity 3, 4, Basketball-Frosh, Reserve-2, Varsity 3, 4, Track-Reserve 1, Varsity 2, 3, 4, L-A-H Staff 3, 4, Spirit Staff 3, 4, FTA 3, CYO 1, 2, 3,'4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2. CONNEY, JULIANN csMc 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep ciob 2, GAA 2, cYo 2, 4. 114 COOPER, MARY ANN CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 4, FTA 1, 2, 3, 4, CYO 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Majorette 3, 4. 2, 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, COOPER, MICHAEL ARTHUR CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2, L-A-H Staff 3, 4, Spirit Staff 3, 4, Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 4, CYO 1, 3, Band 1, 2, 3 DAUGHERTY, JAMES ALLEN CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, gootball-Reserve 1, 2, 3, Varsity 4, Basketball-Reserve 2, Wrestling 1, Golf 1, 3, 4, Manager-Basketball 4, L-A-H Staff 4, Acolyte 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 1, 3, 4, FTA 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Art Club 4. DAVIS, MARILYN PATRICIA csMc 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, cYo 1, 2, 3, 4. , EGLE, DALE GERARD CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, L-A-H Staff 3, 4, Spirit Staff 3, 4, Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 4, CYO 1, 2, 3, 4, CYO Play 1, CYO Talent Show 1, Mixed Chorus 2, 4, Student Council Representative 4, Latin Club 2, 3. FLEMING, SANDRA KAY CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 1, Honor Roll 1, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Gym Show 1, 2, 4, Intramural Volleyball 2, 3, CYO 1, 2, 3, 4, Perfect Attendance 3, Ehove 3, 4,. Fox, DIANE KAY csMc 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 4, L-A-H Staff 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Powder Puff 4, Intra- mural Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 1, 2 cYo 1, 2, 3, 4. , FREY, DAVID JAMES CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Football-Reserve 2, 3, Wrestling- Varsity 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, CYO 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain of Wrestling Team 4, Commercial Art Con- test Winner 4, Ehove 3, 4. FRIES, MICHAEL ARTHUR CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, L-A-H Staff 4, Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 4, CYO 1, 2, 3, 4, CYO Swim Team 1, 2, Per- fect Attendance 1, Band 1, 2, 3, Latin Club 1, 2, JA 4. FRITZ, MARYANNE CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader-Reserve 2, Varsity 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3,4, Gym Show 1, 2, Powder Puff 4, Holy Cross-Notre Dame 4, Intramural Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 3, FTA 3, FTA Officer 3, CYO 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council Representative 1, 2. GFELL, RoNA1D GENE csmc 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Ro1I1,2, 3, 4, Track 1, Senior Index Manager-Track 15 Acolyte 1 , 25 Boy's Pep Club 1.5 FTA 1, 2, 35 CYO 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 1, 25 IA4. GIBSON, DARYL MICHAEL CSMC 1, 2, 3, 45 L-A-H Staff 45 Spirit Staff 45 CYO 1, 2, 3, 45 Perfect Attendance 25 Varsity Club 25 Latin Club 2, 35 JA 4. GREINER, NANCY JANE csMc 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2. GREINER, NORMA JEAN csMc 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, GAA 1. GROSS, NORBERT VERNON II CSMC 1, 2, 3, 45 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 Football- Varsity 2, 3, 45 Basketball-Reserve 25 Varsity 45 Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 45 L-A-H Staff 45 Varsity Club 2, 3, 45 Varsity Club Officer 45 Spirit Staff 45 Intramural Basket- ball 35 Library 1, 25 CYO 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 15 Latin Club 1, 2. HENRY, DAVID CHARLES csMc 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor R011 3, 4, L-A-H Staff 4, Spirit Staff 4, cYo 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 3. I-IIPP, PAULETTE TI-IERESE CSMC 1, 2, 3, 45 Honor Roll 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 GAA 1, 2, 3, 45 FTA 3, 45 Library 25 CYO 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Drama Club 45 Drama Club Officer 45 Band 1, 2, 3. HOHLER, JANIS MARY CSMC 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 GAA 1, 2, 3, 45 Gym Show 15 Intramural Volleyball 1, 2, 35 CYO 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1. I-IOHLER, JEANNE MARIE CSMC 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Officer 1, 25 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3,45 Cheerleader-Reserve 25 L-A-H Staff 3, 45 Spirit Staff 3, 45 Pep Club 1 , 2, 3, 45 Pep Club Officer 35 GAA 1, 2, 3, 45 GAA Officer 45 Powder Puff 1, 2, 3, 45 Holy Cross-NoD'e Dame 2, 3, 45 Interscholastic Volleyball 2, 3, 45 Interscholastic Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramural Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramural Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 45 CYO 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' State Alternate5 Mat Maid 45 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Coun- cil Secretary 35 Student Council President 45 Student Council Representative 35 Band 1, 25 JA 45 French Club 35 Outstanding Freshman Bandsman. KACMARSKY, JAMES JOHN CSMC 1, 2, 3, 45 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 15 Latin Club 2. KAYATIN, CHRISTINA MARIE CSMC 1, 2, 3, 45 Honor Roll 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 35 GAA 1, 2, 35 Gym Show 25 Interscholastic Tennis 25 Interscholastic Volleyball 25 Inuamural Volleyball 25 Library 35 CYO 1, 2, 35 CYO Play 25 Girls' State Alternate5 Latin Club 1. KLINE, CLAUDIA ROSANNE CSMC 1, 2, 3, 45 Honor Roll 45 L-A-I-I Staff 35 Spirit Staff 35 Pep Club 1, 2, 45 GAA 1, 2, 3, 45 Gym Show 1, 2, 3, 45 Powder Puff 1, 2, 3, 45InlZe1'SChOlaS12lC Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 45 Interscholastlc Tennis 35 Cheer- leader 15 Intramural Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 15 CYO 1, 2, 3, 45 CYO Play 45 CYO Swim Team 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Flag Bearer 3. LANGJAI-IR, DAVID JOHN CSMC 1, 2, 3, 45 CYO 1, 2, 3, 45 CYO Officer 15 CYO Talent Show 1. LEAK, TERR1 ANN csMc 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, GAA 1, cYo 1, 2. LESCI-I, ALLEN CSMC 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Officer 45 L-A-I-I Staff 45 Spirit Staff 45 Intramural Basketball 25 CYO 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Student Council 45 JA 4. LINDENBERGER, KAREN MARIE CSMC 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 35 GAA 15 Interscho- lastic Volleyball 35 CYO 1, 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4. MACK, SUSAN KAY CSMC 2, 3, 45 Class Officer 15 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 L-A-I-I Staff 25 Pep Club 15 GAA 1, 2, 35 Powder Puff 35 Interscholastic Volleyball 35 Library 25 French Club 1 , 2 Cheerleader 1. MEESIG, THOMAS OWEN CSMC 1, 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 25 Intramural Basketball 3, 45 Holy Cross Notre Dame 4. MEYERS, ROSANN MARIE CSMC 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 3, 45 GAA 1, 2, 3, 45 Powder Puff 45 Interscholastzlc Volleyball 45 Intramural Volleyball 1, 25 Intramural Basketball 1, 25 CYO 1, 2, 3, 45 Mat Maid 4. MILLER, ALLEN ELMER CSMC 1, 2, 3, 45 Football-Reserve 15 Varsity 2, 3, 45 Track-Varsity 1, 3, 45 Wrestling-Varsity 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 25 L-A-H Staff 3, 45 Spirit Staff 3, 45 Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 3, 45 CYO 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Drama Club 45 Varsity Club 2, 3, 45 Varsity Club Officer 45 Latin Club 1, 25 1972 Football Tri-Captain5 Heavy Weight Champion, Most Valuable Wrestler atVermillion Invitational5 Heavy Weight Champion of Firelands Conference. MISSLER, DANIEL JOSEPH CSMC 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Officer 15 Honor Roll 15 Foot- ball-Reserve 15 Varsity 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 45 CYO 1, 2, 3, 45 Boys' State5 Mixed Chorus 45 Varsity Club 2, 3, 45 Student Council 1, 2, 35 Latin Club 1 , 2. 115 5 Senior Index MONFETTE , EDMOND ,X CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 3, 4, Football-Varsity '- 2, 3, Track 1, Wrestling-Varsity 1, 2, 3, 4, FTA 3, CYO 1, 2, 3, 4, CYO Officer 4, CYO Play 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 4, Student Council Representative 1, 2, 4, Chair- man of Liturgical Committee, Captain of Wrestling Team 4. MUSHETT, MAUREEN FRANCES CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 3, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, L-A-H Staff 3, 4, Spirit Staff 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA Officer 1, 2, 3, 4, Powder Puff 1, 2, 3, 4, Holy Cross-Notre Dame 2, 3, 4, Inter- scholastic Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Interscholastic Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Interscholastic Tennis 1,2, 3, 4, Intra- mural Volleyball 1 , 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, FTA 3, 4, FTA Officer 3, Library 2, 3, CYO 1, 2, 3, 4, CYO Play 1, 2, 3, 4, CYO Swim Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Perfect Attendance 2, 3, Drama Club 4, Stu- dent Council 3, 4, Band 1, 2, Latin Club 1, 2, Latin Club Officer 1, 2, IA 4. PERCIVAL, JOSEPH DANIEL CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Football-Reserve 1, 2, 3, Varsity 4, Wrestling-Varsity 4, Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4, CYO 1, 2, 3, 4, CYO Talent Show 4, CYO SwimTeam 3,4. PETERS, JAQUELINE, KAY CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 2, 3, L-A-H Staff 3, 4, Spirit Staff 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3,4, Intramural Volleyball 1, 2, 3, FTA 1, 2, 3, 4, Library 3, CYO 1, 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 4, Band 1. PUSATERI, MICHAEL LEE CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 1, 2, 3, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Football-Reserve 1, Varsity 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball-Frosh, Reserve 2, Varsity 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, L-A-H Staff 3, 4, Spirit Staff 3, 4, Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 4, CYO 1, 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 4, Drama Club Officer 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club Officer 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council Treasurer 4, Latin Club 1, 2. REINECK, CATHERINE LYNN CSMC 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, Powder Puff 2, 3, 4, Holy Cross-Notre Dame 4, Interscholastic Volleyball 3, 4, Interscholastic Basketball 4, Interscho- lastic Tennis 3, Intramural Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Intra- mural Basketball 4, FTA 4, CYO 2, 3, 4, CYO Swim Team 3, Mixed Chorus 4, Drama Club 4, JA 4. REKART, THOMAS CHARLES CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Football- Reserve 1, Varsity 2, 3, 4, Basketball-Frosh, Reserve 2, Varsity 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, L-A-H Staff 3, 4, Spirit Staff 3, 4, Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 4, Holy Cross-Notre Dame coach, cYo 1, 2, 3, 4, cYo Officer 3, 4, cYo Talent Show 2, Mixed Chorus 4, Drama Club 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club Officer 4, Student Council 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Latin Club Officer 1, Captain of 116 B asketball Te am. I RICHARDS, JANET MARIE CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Betty Crocker Homemaker Award 4, Pep Club 1, 2, GAA 1, 2, 3, Intramural Volleyball 1, 2, Intramural Basketball 1, 2. RIDGE, KEITH RICHARD CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball-Frosh, Reserve 2, Varsity 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, L-A-H Staff 4, Spirit Staff 4, Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 4, CYO 1, 2, 3, 4, CYO Officer 3, Varsity Club 3, 4, IA 4, Captain of Basketball Team 4. RILEY, CATHLEEN MARY CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, Library 1, 2, CYO 1, 2, 3, 4, Perfect Attendance 1, Drama Club 4, French Club 3, 4. RUFFING, DANIEL ARTHUR . csMc 1, 2, 3, 4, L-A-H Staff 3, 4, spirit staff 3, 4, cYo 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed chorus 4, Latin Club 1, 2, JA 4, Yearbook-Top Seller 2. RUSI-IIN, MARY BARBARA CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 4, Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, L-A-H Staff 3, 4, Spirit Staff 3, 4, Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4, Pep Club Officer 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Powder Puff 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, FTA 1, 2, CYO 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4. N SANGER, CRAIG csMc 1, 2, 3, 4, Golf 2, 3, 4, Ehove 3, 4. SCHAFFER, RICHARD CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 4, French Club 3. SCI-IAFFER, DEBORAH MARY CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Powder Puff 2, Holy Cross-Notre Dame 2, CYO 1, 2, 3, 4, CYO Officer 2, Interscholastic Tennis 1. SCHAFFER, RONALD EDWARD csMc 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 1, cYo 1, 2, 3, 4, JA 4. SCHNEE, WILLIAM HAROLD CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, Intramural Basketball 2, CYO 2, 3, 4, CYO Play 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, JA 4. SCHNELLINGER, GAIL MARIE csMc 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, GAA 1, 2, 3, Intramural Volleyball 1, 2,3, Intra- mural Basketball 2, Perfect Attendance 1. SMITH, JOSEPH ALLEN CSMC 1, 2, 4, Football-Reserve 1 , 2, Track 1, Wrest- ling 1, 2, Intramural Basketball 2, CYO 1, 2, 4, CYO Play 4. , SMITH, KATHLEEN ANN CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader- 1, Reserve 2, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Library 2, 3, CYO Senior Index 1, 2, 3, 4. SMITH, KURT JAMES CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Football-Reserve 1, Track 1, 2, 3, CYO 1, 2, 3, CYO Basketball 1, 2, Varsity Club 2, 3. SPAAR, MARK RICHARD CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Football-Reserve 1, Varsity 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling-Varsity 1, 2, Golf 1, Intra- mural Basketball 2, 3, 4, CYO 1, 2, 3, 4, CYO Officer 4, Drama Club 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Student Council Representative 3, JA 4. SPANGLER, NANCY JANE csMc 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, Gym Show 1, Powder Puff 4, Holy Cross-Notre Dame 4, FTA 4, CYO 1, 2, 3, 4, Mat Maid 4, JA 4. THEISEN, MARGARET ANN csMc 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, GAA 1. WARE, SANDRA ANNE CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader-1, Varsity 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Gym Show 1, 2, 3, 4, Powder Puff 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Volleyball 1, 2, 4: FTA 4, CYO 1, 2, 3, 4, CYO Swim Team 1. WERNER, MICHAEL JOSEPH CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Football-Reserve 1, Varsity 4, Basket- ball-Frosh, Track 1, Wrestling-Varsity 2, 3, Baseball 2, 4, Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4, CYO 1, 2, 3, 4, CYO Basketball 3, CYO Swim Team 3, Varsity Club 4. WILDE, SUZANNE MARIE CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Interscholastic Volleyball 4, Intramural Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, FTA 1, 2, cYo 1, 2, 3, 4. WILHELM, ROGER JOSEPH CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Football-Reserve 2, Track 1, Wrest- ling 1, L-A-H Staff 4, Spirit Staff 4, Intramural Basket- ball 2, 3, CYO 1, 2, 3, 4, CYO Play 4, JA 4. YOUNG, LAURA MARIE CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Interscholastic Tennis 1, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club Officer 1, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA Officer 3, Gym Show 1, Powder Puff 1, 2, 3, Holy Cross- Notre Dame 2, 3, Interscholastic Volleyball 2, 3, Intra- mural Volleyball 2, 3, Intramural Basketball 3, CYO 1, 2, 3, 4, CYO Swim Team 1, Perfect Attendance 2. YOUNG, ROBERT R. JR. CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 1, Manager-Football 2, Manager-Basketball 2, L-A-H Staff 4, Spirit Staff 4, CYO 1, 2, 3, 4, CYO Play 1, Latin Club 3. ZANNIERI, PAULA ANTONIA CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 1, 2, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, L-A-H Staff 3, 4, Spirit Staff 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club Officer 2, 3, President 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Powder Puff 1, 2, 3, 4, Holy Cross-Notre Dame 2, 3, 4, Interscholastic Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Interscho- lastic Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Interscholastic Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, FTA 1, 2, CYO 1, 2, 3,4, CYO Swim Team 1, Girls' State, Student Council 1, 2, 4, Student Council Secretary 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Band Officer 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Outstanding Sopho- more Bandsman, Dollars for Scholars Essay Contest Winner 2. ZELLER, JAMES ROBERT CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 3, Honor Rol11, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 3, 4, Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 4, CYO 1, 2, 3, 4, CYO Basketball 1, 2, Varsity Club 3, 4, Student Coun- cil 3, Band 1 ,2, 3, JA 4, Bowling Green Math Contest 2. 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ELICKINOER INSURANCE MR. and MRS. CHARLES J. I-IIPP W,L, MEAD INC. I IIM'S AUTO WASH PAIR PUBLISHING HOUSE POHL'S FASHION SHOPPE N .Tir ,. f 1 4 WU PATRONS MAXIE TIRE and SUPPLY CO. LANDOLL'S ARCO YOUNOSTOWN MILLER INC. WILECTRIC, INC. MEEKS PASTRIES BOB BROWN BUILDER BATTLES INSURANCE ADRIA'S BEAUTY SALON NORWALK MOTOR SALES SANDWICH SHOP DAvE'S SOHIO NORWALK FIRE DEPT. MR. and MRS. A. J. ZANNIERI HOLMAN JEWELERS NORWALK MONUMENT MACK INSURANCE and REAL ESTATE DARBY PRINTING COMPANY I-IITCHING POST DEEBLE'S SUNOCO SERVICE FULSTOW'S I. C. PENNEY CO. IOI-INSON'S JEWELERS SENIORS Baltes, M. B. , 32,33,64,84 Barman, P. , 84 Barman, V., 64,84 Bellamy, T. , 22,36,37,39,40,44,84,93 Borgeson, G. , 30,32,36,39,41,42,43,51,84 Brown, C. , 36,39,84 Brutsche, J. , 66,84 Casselberry, C., 84 Catalno, L. , 51,69,73,85 Coletta, D., 32,36,44,s5 Conney, J. , 85 Cooper, M. A. , 16,85 ,91 Cooper, M., 32,72,85 Daugherty, 1. , 36,67,85 Davis, M. , 59,66,85 Egle, D., 3O,32,33,85,93 Fleming, S. , 85 Fox, D. , 67,85 Frey, D., 51,52,85 Fries, M., 85, 93 Fritz, M., 42,63,84,86 Gfell, R., 86 Gibson, D., 67,86,87 Greiner, Na. , 58,86 Greiner, No. , 86 Gross, N., 22,'36,39,44,63,86 Henry, D. , 63,86 Hipp, P., 31,64,86 Hoh1er,ja., 59,66,86 Hohler, Je., 1S,26,27,32,51,86 Kacmarsky, I., 63,87 Kayatin, C., 87 Kline, C. , 20,63,64,87 Lesch, A. , 72,84,86,88,91 Langjahr, D. , 87 Leak, T. , 87 Lindenberger, K. , 64,88 Mack, S., 88 Meesig, T. , 88 Meyers, R., 51,88 Miner, A., 21,22,32,36,39,5l,52,53,67,88,91,93 Missler, D., 3O,36,39,72,87,89 Monfette, E. , 2O,21,50,63,78,89,93 Mushett, M. , 26,27,32,33,63,89 Percival, J. , 36,51,72,89 Peters, I. , 32,33,89 P sat ri M. 15 22 33 36 38 42 89 93 U 9 1 a J 9 1 Q 1 1 1 Reineflk, C. , 27,63,90 Rekarr, T., 15,22,30,32,33,36,38,39,44,45,49,67, 90,93 Richards, j. , 63,66,90 Ridge, K. , 44,45,63,9O,93 Riley, C. , 65,68,9O Ruffing, D., 32,86,9O Rushin, B. , 18,32,33,84,9l Sanger, C. , 91 Schafer, R. , 63,91 Schaffer, D. , 91 Schaffer, R. , 91 Schnee, W. , 68,89,91,93 Schnellinger, G. , 92 Smith, J. , 63,92 Smith, Ka. , 92 Smith, Ku. , 92 Spaar, M. , 21,36,39,43,86,92 Spangler, N. 20,51,92 Theisen, M. , 58,92 Ware, S. , 20,42,-46,92 Werner, M. , 36,67,92 Wilde, S. , 92 Wilhelm, R., 20,66,67,86,92,109 Young, L. , 71,92 Young, R. , 63,93 Zannieri, P., 15,16,18,27,28,32,33,63,93 Zeller, j. , 63,86,93 Zimmerman, K. , 32,33,63,93 JUNIORS Adelman, S. , 96 Baisch, P., 96 Batman, E.. , 36,40,51 ,71,96 Betschman, R., 71,96 Bick, B. , 72,96 Binsach, B. , 58,96 Boose, T., 36,50,96,100 Bores, D. , 96 Borgia, E. , 36,96 Braden, P. , 96 Bresson, M. , 16,71,96,101 Bronder, j. , 62,79,96 Caxnp, D, , 26,27,28,96 Collins, J. , 26,27,62,68,76,96 Culley, D., 96 Cutnaw, D. , 96 Farmer, B. , 96 Filip, K., 3O,57,62,96,98 Fisher, L. , 97 Fries, D. , 97 Fulton, B. , 68,97 Gahagan, T. , 36,79,97 Gilchrist, D., 19,97,10o Goostree, T. , 72,97 Greenwald, D., 97 Hay, G., 26,28,97 Henry, C. , 97 I-lertenstein, M., 27,42,46,97 Heston, D. , 97 Heyman, S., 18,21,27,97 Hohler, C., 36,38,39,81,98 Hohler, S. ,18,27,98 I-Iupp, C. , 98 Kerner, K., 98 Kluding, J. , 27,42,46,79,97,98 Kluding, R. , 98 Knoll, T. , 98 Koehnle, K. , 98 Kraft, D. , 98 Kromer, G., 36,98 LaConte, S. , 36,41,62,67,98 Langjahr, M. , 36,41,79,98 Lesch, C. , 62,99 McGuckin, S., 16,99,101 Mack, M. , 99 Mack, S. , 27,99 Mellen, P., 67,99 Meyer, D. , 99 Miner, G., 99 Miller, T. , 99 Moeh1man,j. , 36,39,79,99 Myers, R. , 99 Nardecchia, G. , 66,67,99 Nickoli, D. , 42,46,99 Parren, G. , 99 Piazza, Dana, 99 Piazza, David, 71,99 Reichert, R. , 99 Rekart, M., 51,53,99 Riley, G. , 99 Rinner, D. , 36,39,49,79,100 Robinson, P. , 100 Rogers, R., 66,72,100,101 Rospert, w. , 36,39,42,44,49,62,67,97,100 Roth, E. , 100 Schaffer, C. , 21,42,46,79,100,104 Schaffer, M., 36,39,44,10O Schlacter, T. , 71,100 Schnejlinger, B. , 97,100 Sharb ugh, S., 69,100 skim, N., 101 smirh, Ka., 79,101 smirlr, Ke. , 101 smirh, L., 72,101 scissor, J. , 36,37,39,67,79,101 Stein, C. , 79,101 srein, P., 62,101 Trares, C. , 101 Vogus, J. , 71,101 Weidemann, M. K., 26,27,101 Wilhelm, S. , 101 Wilson, C., 101 SOPHOMORES Amato, K., 16,20,22,51,102,103,1OS Arnold, L. , 102 Baltes, A. , 36,71,102 Barrnan, K., 102 Betschman, S., 102 Bick, E., 22,1-38,102 Binsack, C. , 102 Bleile, D. , 22,623,102 Borgia, A. , 36,74,102 Bronder, M. , 31,102 Brutsche, M. , 102 Camp, D. , 36,613,102 Casselberry, R. , 74,102 Cutnaw, P., 61,68,102 Demosey, M. , 68,102,103 Dible, M. A. , 22,102 Didien, G., 48,139,102 Egle, G. 16,31,36,41,102,103 Fields, J., 15,51,78, 103 Fisher, R., 61,103 Fligor, C., 78,103 Fogle, P. , 103 Fox, I. , 48,103 Fries, s., 45,417,103 Fritz, C., 26,103 Gahagan, A., 14,103 Greenwald, L. , 61,68,103 Gross, M., 36,48,61,74,103,105 Gross, S. , 36,-48,103 Gruhlke, S., 78,103 Henry, A., 103 Heston, D. , 77,103 Hipp, L., 30,51,69,71,104 Hipp, P., 104,106 Hofacker, L. , 71,78,104 Hug, E. , 68,104 johnson, T., 30,50,104 Kacmarsky, W., 36,39,74,104 Kline, Ma., 104 Kluding, R. , 104 Kluding, s. , 104 Knoll, R., 104 Kramer, M. , 20,31,104 Leak, J., 61,104 Leiis, C., 51,104,106 Lesch, C. , 69,104 LaConte, M., 36,69,104 Lieber, M. , 51,61 ,104 Linder, J., 69,104 McCrann, K. , 104 McLaughlin, C. , 104 Mack, K. , 36,74,104 Mack, L., 68,104 Meesig, I., 36,118,105 Meyer, JV. , 68,105,106 Miller, A. , 105 Meffin, L., 105 Moore, R. , 51,68,105 Nelson, E. , 105 Niedzwiecki, W. , 50,105 Oliva, T., 44,46,47,102,105 Orth, N. , 106 Percival, K., 51,106 Peters, C. , 51,68,106 Prack, Er. , 77,106 Prack, Ed. , 69,106 Pusateri, I. , 36,50,78,103,106 Reichart, G. , 106 Reidy, M., 74,106 Riley, J. , 61,106 Riley, R. , 106 Ringholz, K., 64,106 Rospert, J., 14,106,107 Ruffling, S. , 107 Rupp, A., 31,51,107 Rushin, M. R. , 31,51,107 Sadler, S. , 78,107 Schlacter, j. , 107 Schnee, T. , 61,107 Sclmellinger, D. , 50,107 Schnellinger, L., 36,107 Sheehan, N., 106,107 Skinn, J. , 107 Smith, C. , 107 Smith, Deb., 107 Smith, Den. , 107 smith, Kei., 36,453,107 Smith, Kev. , 61,107 Smith, L. , 51,68,107 Smith, P. , 107 Snay, C. , 36,107 Spear, S., 51 ,61 ,75,107 Tinker, S. , 36,48,77,107 VanDresser, D. , 26,64,68,107 Watkins, M. , 36,48,107 Wilde, J. , 18,107 Wise, K., 26,27,61,107 Zimmerman, R., 68,107, FRESHMEN Batman, B., 108 Boose, D. , 108 Borgeson, C., 36,79,108 Borgia, L. , 108 Bresson, P. , 108,113 Bronder, S., 65,108 Casselberry, E. , 79,108 Collier, C., 72,108 Cutnaw, M., 65,72,108 Dixon, M., 60,108 Diidie, R., 79,108 Egle, V., 65,108 Ely, C. , 108 Fish, M. , 36,48,60,108 Fisher, K. , 73,108 Fisher, M. A. , 26,73,l08 Fisher, M. J. , 22,109 Frank, C., 109 Fulton, J. , 36,109 Gilchrist, K., 109,110 Goostree P 75 109 Gross, j. , 28,118,109 Cfeu, M., 36,48,109 Hansberger, G., 36,109 I-Iarshberger, D. , 36,48,76,109 Herner, S., 76,109 Hertenstein, P. , 109,110 Hipp, C., 73,108,109 Hipp, L., 65,109 Hipp, R. , 60,109,113 Hickey, I. , 48,109 Hofacker, J. , 48,60,109 Hohler, A. , 36,109,113 Hohler, M. B., 109 Hutchins, D. , 79,109 Kacmarsky, K. , 36,109 Kayatin, S., 36,110 Kerner, S., 110 Kline, E., 16,108,110,111 Kluding, S. , 110 Kocher, S., 110 Koontz, Ai, 36,110,111 Kraft, C., 60,110,111 Luke, J. , 18,110 Lodermerier, J. , 48,79,110,113 Linder, W., 48,110 Leitz, D. , 73,79,109,110 LaRoche, M. , 110 Mack, R. , 48,79,111 Mellen, T., 76,79,109,111,112 Myers, T., 22,36,111,112 Missler, W. , 111 Mockler, T., 23,109,111 Myers, A. , 48,76,79,111 Newcomer, L. , 65,111 Peters, M., 111 Preston, S. , 36,79,111 Raines, T. , 112 Reed, T. , 36,76,108,112 Reineck, J., 112 Rippon,T. , 36,112 Ruffing, C., 112 Schafer, K. , 60,65,112 Schaffer, A. , 73,112 Schlotterer, M. , 112 Schnee, R., 48,112 Schnellinger, P. , 112 Simon, H. , 20,23,48,112 Sitterly, T. , 112 Skinn, T., 7O,76,113 Smith, B. , 57,113 Smith, D. , 30,113 Soisson, L., 113 Spaar, S., 113 Sprowl, K. , 113 stein, De'. , 75,113 Stein, Do. Swab1y,J.', Tinker, C., 28,36,48,113 Tra.res, D. , 36,48,113 Vickery, W. , 31,48,113 Wasiniak, K. , 110,113 Watkins, 'V., 109,113 Weisenberger, J. , 51,113 West, S., 113 Wheeler, S. , 113 Wunel, T. , 113 Ziemke, D. , 113 i 1'! I ,113 113 1615: ,iq S ij ,wr Vu. + we, If Q 4 ummer Supplement '73 St. Paul High School 1 J - 1: 5 I, 7- ' ' '15 :U J -. -.J .- .1 u 4 1 JF' Q m 1 Graduation: A New Beginning 32. N 1 A I Jia, .1 F. 3 up 'x t lp A. The graduates begin their mass with a song. B. Nina Zannieri accepts an award from Father Bodart at the Honor's Assembly. C, Roger Wilheim accepts his diploma, D, Father Stein distributes diplo- mas. E. Joe Percival accepts his diplo- ma with relief, F, Seniors receive their gifts from the school on honors day, G, The class of '73 on their way to a new beginning. H, Father Bodart presents James Kacmarsky with an award, 3 Senior Class Presents Comedy, Deadly Ernest i ,, .- r M85 ,J Q? 1 YJ l. ill? Q. :,. , 3. r rn r' 5 if H., nr H Q ,rm L r 'L V' gc. .f Q 4.- T l 4 r , get 9 rr I A, Al Lesch portrays C.E. Grimm, B. Make-up committee applies the finishing touches to Keith Ridge. C , Cathy Reineck as Ethel heads the boarding house cast, D. Tom Bellamy does a fine job playing Henry Gilchrist, E. lNancy Spangler and Paulette Hipp as two old maid aunts brought much laughter. F. Gary Borgeson, Ron Schaffer and Mike Werner work behind the scenes. iD- up iii xi 73' r rn 1 Y. .3 -1 , i , ' r , K ' ' P I V V 5. I fp -f ' A K -i e if I 38 179 A. 79, nn ,C' L la req? 1 f .jrr -L Y IVI usic Proves Interesting and Rewarding 3 U vu 1 A. Posing with their band awards are Grace Hay, Linda Soisson and I Mary Arm Dible, B. Miss I-Iupp, chorus director, H takes time out from her busy choral duties to pose for us. C. Accompanying Miss Hupp on the piano are Grace Hay and Diane Camp. D, The chorus takes a break during their spring concert. French Club Returns From Quebec Canada ara rrrr .ra USER , - mms ' rmuorr Q . . O wr . . xv W .. W mn M Y I-3 c if' r j ' .W A. - f ' A. Kam Amato, Robin Moore and Chris Binsack emerge from their French Club tour of Quebec with gifts and souvenirs, B. Mrs. and Mr. Richard Smith were the chaperons for the French students. C, Sister Giovanni welcomes Chris Binsack, Barb Va11Dresser, Dave Bleile, Kim Zimmerman, Lisa Hug and Lisa Catalino back from their journey. , .mr 'mr'-' -g ,aa . . . ,, . ,'a,I,, Y 6 -5 tbglll ll .523 U n I . X5 4 N 'A u.: 1 I if National Honor Society Introduced at SPH H eau -me-.W ' A. Mike Pusateri, Tom Bellamy, james Kacmarsky and Tom Rekart became the first boys at SPH to be chosen for the National Honor So- ciety. fnot pictured, james Zellerj B. Nina Zannieri, Kim Zimmer- man, Maryanne Fritz, Kathleen Smith, Jeanne Hohler and Mau- reen Mushett became the first girls to achieve this honor, C, Father Bodart inducts the new members into the society. D. Senior class president A1 Lesch lights the light of leadership in the ceremony. QMPQ .1 ini- 'A iii,.ii,i- -.' - 7+-tg,iii..iii1i.1 -, .. T 1 Latin'-i' i,i xi .Y ,V.,,5., . 4 I ii ' :xwfff ' it-4 Q- . 1 X '14 lwqgffi ' . ' , , ' 4 i V L - - I I i i W B The 1973 All Sports Banquet was the biggest and best yet. Football, basketball and wrestling trophies were awarded by Coaches Bill I-lubans, Roger Holman and Bill Lodermeier. Tom Rekart took the 110W flyer award in both football and basketball while the 110W in wrestling went to Dave Frey. Guest speaker for the banquet was Tom Darden of the Cleveland Browns, a former resident of this area, Spring awards were given out later. All Sports Highlighted by Spring Banquet .tial A, g .i .feta . ii, ,.:ja3.,3, i , ..: --i iT ii-f. f-,.'.- ., ,..i Lu . i, xii. , 1 Y . .1iid'i.i -: A-tif? :9'f'iii i . 4 1,-.H.. f- ia ,W 1 i P , .Q A, One of eight football trophies awarded at the banquet, B. M.C. Tom Carabin leads the applause at the all sports affair. C , Ed Monfette joyfully carries away a wrestling award for the most reversals, D. Gary Borgeson takes the most improved wrestler trophy. E. Keith Ridge is awarded Mr. Basketball by Coach l-lohlman. F. Joe Przybysz leads the prayer. ,,'-4 lg-vf 4 -'i ' T A. Nina Zannieri returns a serve. al' l 5:4 A B. Mrs, Smith, girl's tennis coach, instructs Claudia Kline in the fine art of holding a racket. C, Karen Wise, Nina Zannieri, Claudia Kline, Maureen Mushett i and Kam Amato relax before their X, match. D, Kam Amato reaches to return ' a serve. E. and F, Karen Wise shows her ' f form during a good volley. L A ' B. If.,.....,n v :fu i it im!-1 A . , GirI's Tennis Active Sport at SPH E, sf! 5-,Q W' The St, Paul's girl's tennis E . team, led by Mrs. Carol Smith, ' went through a transition year. With a balanced attack of season veteran seniors, Nina Zannieri Maureen Mushett, Claudia Kline, and Cathy Reineck, and a young but fast learning sophomore and freshman troup, the team showed true colors by constantly striving for for perfection. Although the sea- son record was disappointing, hope was drawn by the team by improved play at the end of the season, giving indications for a better season next year! P - . 5' F. 9 A, Peter Mellen, founder of the Chess Club at SPI-I, ponders his next move against fellow member A1 Lesch. B, Gerrard Perran appears pleased with his move as Keith Ridge tries to help Peter Mellen with his Strategy, C. A familiar sight during exam time as Tom Mockler and Jim Fulton do some last minute study- ing before their English test. D. Our clever photographer caught the expressions of dread on Patty and Mary Ann Hertenstein as they come to schools for exams. Chess Club lnntlated End of Another Year 5 hi. ,FV . 4 1 JL Z.- P' ,L Golf and Tennis Round Out 1973 School Year The SPH tennis team saw im- provement this year. Led by 11O'X1 Flyer Rick Reichert and the Gross boys, Matt fMost Points awardj and Joe fMost Improved awardj they made Joe Przybysz's first year as coach a rewarding one, Our apologies to the golf team that there are no pictures avail- able for the supplement due to a technical error, The award win- ners in golf were: Steve Fries, 11O'Xi Flyers, Jerry Didion, Most Points, and Steve Sadler, Most Improved. The golf team was led by Coach Bill Hubans. U ..,.f.....i? ,. ' 'f' ' f' 1- , ' ' Q W' gg 5 aw. 1 2 - ' . 1 I : I I . V 4 l Y .en . . 5 I: ,' , .,., 1 L , Y - 2- ,tif if ' . f ,gh nf s , - ha 'xr v air U ' 2. ?- ' - ' . EKU.. . . .,.. ' o ' ii-azrga ss .1 - . .r i ' ..' I li ff - 11... ' ,mg Qiltyiad' ,M 4 5 ' ' 'vera-? 79:1 'If ,ffm null 9 T, 'Wg' 25.52-1 . ui, gn .355 -. i IPL ' 2:32:51 I 5,1411 'i,., lllst 5' 'fi 3:25. l : 355 'SSW ff' 'rrfffi .1 ,sf im.-149' new ' 259. 'f:..'.i'. 5 .- -, seven, , Fi Y , 79 7. . The St. Paul Spirit staff wishes to thank the Norwalk Re- flector and their co-operative staff for all the help they gave us throughout the year, especially Don Hohler, We would also like to thank Mr. Jim Swabley for his assist- ance ancl a special thanks to Doug Doug Coletta, class of '73, for his many hours behind the cam- era, J A. The SPH tennis team, FRONT ROW: Scott Tinker, Harold Simon Joe Skinn, Dean Schnellinger, Chi, Baltes, John Meesig. BACK ROW: Rick Reichert, Chuck Hohler, Matt Gross, Steve Gross, Jerry Eagle and Coach Joe Przybysz, B. Rick Reichert sets for a volley, 5 Baseball Team Suffers Through Transition Year Despite a winless season, the 1973 St, Paul baseball team showed ed by any other spring sport. In his first year as head coach, Pete Larrow showed a great knowledge of the fine points of baseball and proved himself to be a patient leader and fine person. The Flyers were led by seniors, Gary Borgeson, Mike Werner, Dave Frey and Norb Gross. a spirit and determination unmatch- A, Mr, Larrow, Mike Werner and Tom Oliva discuss strategy. B. Intent Flyers watch action from the bench. C, Bill Rospert readies himself in the infield. D. Kevin Smith checks the sign from coach. E, Our fearless leader, F. Dave Frey fires from the mound G, Dave Frey connects against Monro evill e , H, Gary Borgeson eyes the pitch. , ?' , lf? , 471 T 4 ,:'.g.,, A C' ,3,v,:, 1-14, xp, , . 1 , fl. A ' ,, -, , D ' w ,Q . 5 iw.. ,fy ' , Q ' ,yn lf F' SH' eff? ,X I 'cl --' W U xg' AX 0 'X 5? fx li Rx N 'Ei fx. U, ,gl Z M 1 X 0, 5 lllb V'Wm.w4Uf I R -LM , 5. -MI 8, JA, ' 4 I Zu J-C1 mf R he vw bi LEFT TO RIGHT, BOTTOM: Bill Rospert, Dave Frey, Norb Gross, Gary Borgeson, Mike Werner, Rick Hupp, SECOND ROW, Kevin Smith, Mike Watkins, Keith Smith, Al Myers, A1 I-Iohler, Coach Ritzenthaler, TOP ROW, Dave Leitz, Tom Rippon, Tom Oliva, Mark Bresson, Bill Hohler and Coach Larrow. 13 ,f A I I f Y w f Q A 1 K' 1 YJ . 5 ' m ni, T. W3 . :W rw Q' v kv.. - re Q.. Y., fa A K Y X K .J K , ,V S l' ri- Q Q- cQ H, ? I. 51 H204 rf! M ,i YRACK 1 i sl-'A U1 lqlgw A. Mark Spaar passes the baton to J'ohnlWeisenberger, B, Mike Pusateri and Tom Rekart jump to a quick lead over S,C, C. Brian Pusateri strains to miss the bar, D. Track team, LEFT TO RIGHT, M, Spaar, M. Pusateri, T, Bellamy, A. Miller, T, Rekart, D. Coletta, M, Rekart, B. Pusateri, T. John- Son, M. Riedy, C, Snay, B. Niedzwiecki, R. Betschman, K. Ridge, C. Borgeson, M. Gfell, J, Weisenberger, S. Gross, K. Fillip, Coaches Richard and Loder- meier, A. 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Flying Mike Pusateri adds more points to the school record. 15 Top Baseball Averages South Central 54 We 73 54 62 58 81 34-1' 2 40 8th 5th 6th 8th Western Reserve 73 Lakeside 65 Western Reserve 69 Black River 46 Monroeville 87 Lucas 375 Seneca East 37 South Central 19 at Ashland Relays at Ottawa Hills at Mapleton Relays at Sectionals 100 yard dash 220 yard dash 440 yard dash 880 yard run 1 mile run 2 mile run Mile relay 880 yard relay 120 high hurdles 180 low hurdles high jump long jump pole vault shot put discus sprint medley 2 mile relay 440 yard relay ST. PAUL TRACK RECORD Top Ten Track Scorers Mike Pusateri 158 Pts. Tom Rekart 92 Tdrn Bellamy gg Doug Coletta 66 Steve Gross 47 Brian Pusateri 435 John Brutsche 42 Mike Gfell 365 Bill Niedzwiecki 18 Tom Johnson 16 FIyer's Records Are Impressive TRACK RECORDS 10. 5 Roy Blinzley Steve Missler leff Fields Vlike Pusateri 23.4 Dave Heyman jeff Fields 54, 6 Steve Furey Dave Didion 2:02.9 Paul Smith 4:42,9 Carl I-laegal 10:23 Rick Reed 3:44.9 Tom Haeuptle Bill Kluding Carl I-laegal Paul Smith 1:37. 2 Val Holz Doug Coletta Steve Furey Tom Bellamy 15 . 2 Mike Vogus 21 . O Mike Vogus 5'1O Tom Rekart 1995 Tom Haeuptle 12'6 Dave Wasniak 49'3 Al Percival 132'3 Bill Schaffer 1:42.0 Val I-Iolz Steve Furey Mike Pusateri 9:21'5 Jeff Fields 46.9 Steve Gross Mike Pus at eri D ou g C ol ett a T om Bell amy Bill Rospert . North Gross Mike Werner Gary Borgeson . Tom Rippon Tom Oliva Rick Hupp 333 300 259 250 218 2216 1101. Flyer . . . Rick I-Iupp Most Valuable Defense . , , Dave Frey Most Valuable Offense . . . 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