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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1975 volume:

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Athletics proved'to foster the competitive spirit of the school, enabling us to overcome the problems faced throughout the year. This year meant many different things to different people. For the seniors, it was their last year ofhigh school, and they are sure to miss all the goodltimes they've had. The classiof '76 finished their last year as underclassm en and prepare to as- sume the responsibilities of ileading the rest of the student body. The-Isophomores grew in knowledge, the freshmen found out what high school life was all about. Together with a dedicated and friendly faculty, we all had a very good year. . . , Bill Kacmarsky . . . Keith Smith . . .i Debbie Smith . . . Steve Sadler, . . . .Connie Lesch Judy Meyer . . . John Meesig Tom Oliva . . . -Scott Tinker . .+. Steve Fries A . . . Cindy Smith Introduction 9 oil On Thursday morning, October 10, SPH students had their spirits for a Thursday night bonfire dimmed, when their bonfire was burned early. How- ever, seniors worked all day rebuilding 'for the 'o ous affair that ni ht .I V 9 - Following the successful bonfire on Thursday, the student council sponsored a 1950 sock hop in the St. Paul's social hall. All of the student body partici- pated by rocking the night away with the nostalgia beat of Bill Hailey and the Comets. The highlight of the homecoming activities was during the sock hop when some of the varsity football players painted the goalposts at Whitney Field the colors of the school: red, white, and black. This was just part of the high spirits celebrated this week in preparation for the big game with Nlapleton on Saturday night. Starting off Saturday night was a parade through downtown Norwalk to Whitney Field, with the police-escorted Flyer bus following close behind. The night was saddened with the Flyers only loss of the season to much improved Nlapleton squad. Nevertheless, spirits were raised as ,much merriment was celebrated Sun- day night at the homecoming dance titled' Days of Future Past. 10 Introduction .1 .J 5 ' . 1 .fl fi , senior atte f .F mx x! . 1, ., 'tg 'L ' -u. 5 9 s Senior Class Leads School Through Successful Year :in Kathleen Amato Lawrence Arnold S,-J 1 in Robin Moore, senior homecoming attendant, with her parents. Bill Niedzwiecki has his car washed during the senior car wash before homecoming. Kathleen Barman 14 Seniors Sharon Betschman Eugene Bick Officers Prove to Be Leaders, Hunk as rs., l il Christine Binsack David Bleile Anthony Borgia Maureen Bronder Hard Workers The senior year for the class of '75 has proved to be one of great success. Under the leadership of Matt Gross and his staff of officersp vice-president Katie Fritz, secretary Margaret Dempsey and treasurer Chris Binsack, the class of '75 has carried on activities such as the pizza drive and a car wash to add to their enormous treasury. These, along with other activities over the four years, will be used to pay for their class trip to Lake Cumber- land State Resort Pa 'k in Kentucky along with the dinner dance at the Elks and their after prom party at Jollv Lanes. The senior class this year has rated high scholastically while they also have procured three morerconference titles, one in football, golf and basketball. The unity of this class and their concern for one another along with their co-opera- tion with the faculty and administration truly depict the Christian attitude of our school and should be exemplary for classes that follow for many years to com e. The class of '75 started off their fresh- man year deciding that by thetime they were seniors they wanted to have the largest class treasury in St. Paul history and that they wanted to break the traditional ,pattern of going on to Ohio Pile for their class trip. They started right in with a work day which gave them about 5150. They added a car wash and several bake sale, to a good sum at the end ofthe year. Sophomore year for the class of '75 also was very productive with the help of more bake sale, a birdcage sale, several car i washes and a few dances. During their Junior year the class or- ganized a magazine drive, several paper drives and a first in school history a money making Christmas dance. They raised enough money to purchase a stereo and other furnishings in preparation for their senior year. The class of '75 has reached both of their goals they broke the record for the largest treasury and they are not going to Ohio Pile. Mary Brutsche 1 Seniors 15 Dennis Camp as--4 Margaret Dempsey Mary Ann Dible 16 Seniors Robert Cassel berry Patricia Cutnaw lil 1 f The seniors display their tremendous spirit at a pep rally before a game Gerald Didion Theresa Eggleston 4, Graduates Are Ready to Face the Long, Narrow Road Ahead i .1 Gerald Egle Jennifer Fields Cindy Fligor ,L Ji . ,, Patricia Fogal James Fox Steven Fries xi' y' . . I T - ' at if s l X N-, ' E' , Q Kava! .g-as A' ' ' 'f -I ik lv Q-J V , N xi' u I . N? H- Ldv L -SLI, N 'T' X vi The seniors go all out for Farmer's Day, a spirit booster against the Jeanne Rushin and Mary Kramer enter school Eagles. ' Seniors 17 Q'- ,gmu ' ,Q W CE Aff! f 'nf' ' 14 1 ff .LE Katherin Fritz Ann Gahagan Linda Greenwald Seniors Enjoy Activities Senior girls play a mock football game at Lucas pep rally. Mike Watkins contemplates a physics equation. 'Matthew Gross Stephen Gross Adfiaflna Henry 18 Seniors Dennis Heston Lisa Hipp Pamela Hipp Linda Hofackel' Elizabeth Hug Thomas Johnson Marianna Kline Rita Kluding Shelia Kluding Seniors 19 Robert Knoll Mary Kramer Michael LaConte Brian Pusateri and lVIike Watkins rock out as Munchies put on a show, Catherine Leitz .f ILl N' Constance Lesch Connie Lesch, Chris Binsack and Cindy Smith compare notes in study hall. 20 Seniors Mary Lieber Joseph Linder lass of '75 Looks for Brighter Tomorrow 6 The hot group The Munchies pose for a promotion poster. Kevin Nlack Larry Nlack Q . Kevin NI cC rann Carolyn McLaughlin John NI eesig Seniors 21 Class of 75 Proves to Be Leaders in Clubs, Sports and Academic Roles J udy Meyer N John Nleesig takes time out from study hall to do some serious studying. ., f, l ,A 1 . I V v IA o, Q H ,,4q A I f . 'V 'v 'Lt , -. 1 'V if, ' X Albert Miller Seniorlboys stand alztentively during church services on a Wed. morning. Robin Moore William Niedzwiecki Thomas Oliva 22 Seniors N3.l'lCy Kathleen PeI'CiVaI Charlene Pete-rg Nancy Sheehan shows jubilant emotions as she is voted Miss T.J. J am es Pusate ri Gerald Reichert Mark Riedy Joseph Riley Seniors 23 1. ,.' 1 K., is--. -- Ci f , ' ,il ' We - S J . f,f .'.E1'3:L' . ,- RonaId'Riley Kathleen Ringholz Jeanie Rospert Suzanne Ruffing Anita Rl-IPP Regina Rushin J' , 'Q or 1 ' - - - er rkx ,.1. Steve Sadler John Schlacter Terry Schnee 24 Seniors Dean Schnellinger Leo Schnellinger Nancy Sheehan Class Flower -Yellow Rose ' Colors - Forest Green Sz Ivory i When the cheering is over the seniors lead prayer. Pam Hipp works on homework while rel axing. . 4-A 5 , 'x , ,YL .X , , , , Q l Joe Skinn Cynthia Smith Deborah Smith Seniors 25 Dennis Smith I Keith Smith Kevin Smith Laura Smith Paul Smith Cletus Snay 26 Seniors Susan Spaar Scott Tinker V Barbara Van Dresser Michael Watkins Julia Wilde Karen Wise Class of '75 Says Farewell to St. Paul's as aah gtg Ziglar, - .QUEEN l l llll On July twenty-ninth, 1971 tradgedy struck the class of '75 as one' of its' best loved and most fun- filled member's life was taken from them in a ac- cident. Charles Douglas Herner could make everyone laugh, he had a glowing personality and a desire to help everyone. Never was a harsh word heard from his mouth about anyone, and never was heard, from those who knew Charlie, a harsh word about him. Always ready to better himself, he participated, in Junior High football, basketball, and track, and he was a hard working and dedicated athlete.. Every Saturday in the spring he could be found at the miniature golf course, and everyday of the summer he could be found at the Municipal pool, enjoying the people around him. Everyone in the class of '75 loved Charlie, and he is greatly missed by all. Even through Charles Douglas Herner is not with us today physically, he is with us spirituallyp and' knowing. Charlie and the way he inspired our lives has made it a little bit easier to find the happiness in a sad song. The class of 1975 Seniors 27 rr D' Rev. John Lehm kuhl, Pastor ew Faces Bring Excitement and ew Dimensions to S.P.H. Heading St. Paul's High School, Sister Annunciata has shown much interest by keeping the school flow- ing smoothly. Being busy as principal, she also has time to fill in for teachers who are sick. Being head basketball coach, Mr. Holman is also assistant to Sr. Annunciata, along with duties of Athletic Director. lVlr. Holman takes time to talk to students individually when problems occur. Father Lehmkuhl, Pastor of St. Paul's Parish, con- tinued the work of Father Stein by leading the parish spiritually as welll as morally. 30 Academics 1 4- lf- fl: l'h -'Q 4 -N X-wil' .Ja ' wi-H7 U 'x.,1 ,I u , Hall 7 , .. . . 1 ...A+- 1' ' f -gn Q Sister Mary Annunciata, Principal ll '43 1 l .Lil-Y-. X '- :p.ESfr'P -f if .ig --.iq Roger Holman, Associate Principal Dean of Discipline, Athletic Director, and Head Basketball Coach Ar: , .ggiftw . .. rx -Q 1'-new-Q Growing Wareness a Key to Success A-. Mrs. Weisenberger works hard' at keeping office records for the faculty. B. Study hall supervisor, Mrs. Rekart, takes attendance. . C. John Hickey takes.a leisure moment by reading a magazine in the study center. D. Jack Riley catches up on school assignments. E. Chuck Fritz helps John Leiber with his studies. X Academics 31 i Father Richard Buckenmeyer Father Dennis Gray Sister Mary Delphine Religion II Religion I English III, IV .P.I-I. Faculty Set Ideals for Future Leaders Sister Mary Giovanni Sister Mary Joetta Sister Mary Ligouri Speech, Fl'eI1Cl'l I, II, III, IV Guidance, Math 2,3,4 English II, Art 1,2 Mr. Richard Alge Mrs. Judy Bishop Mr. Paul Conry General Business, Introductery Journalism 1,2, English 1 American History, Modern Algebra 1,2, Math 1 History, Civics 32- Academics IVIrs. Mary Hickey Home Ec, Sewing, Foods ia sl-. X ' 'i , 4:4 xx A lVlr. Jeff Richards Geography, Religion III, Sociology ., , 4 1 M gi . lVlrs. Becky Speer Health, Physical Education Nlr. James Swabley Chemistry, Physics, Physical Science E Mrs. Carol Smith Accounting, Economics, Ty Business Typing, Office Pra Nlr. Robert Westcott Band Nlr. William Wise Health, Physical Education, Biology, Advanced Biology. ' I s gi M -i l l l l Ping, ctice I 1 r I X 5.2495-' X l Q' ' irq Wg Ly, ,H ln Academics 33 Religion Offers a ew Insight Into the World A. Mike Gahagan occupies the privileged seat next to Father Gray in freshman religion class. 1 I B. Religion II teacher Father - Buckenmeyer raps about the ven- - acular. . , . . C. Carol Frank expresses her opinions on the junior retreat during Religion III class. D. Mr. Alge explaines a problem to 'Math I students. E. Sharon Mack explains basic algebra rules to Mary Rinner. F. In Intro.'Algebra II Lori Green- walcl puts a sample on the board. G. Matt Bresson asks a question ? while Mike Bick ponders the sit- A M uation. u in J, , 9-' ln li l I . lgf, f lrillvi I lvl' :e e - -1 I . i A ' , , ., I V . It X was '5 . , ., . --in 'ui up ' ,'f ' L rl., , 5. 6 . 3 -i , ' I X. ,li 51945195 A is i A 1wx'N.'l'l ll 34 Academics an-if v r , aft:-Q1 5 4 L , 'Y Math I and Introductory Algebra - Basic Math , 'Q 'V f JT AY I - V W-Ai ,I X' l 'T - ' . 1 an ' V, ,,,,,,,,,, ' T , 3 V- J, ',.. ' - ---W ' O. l 2 uw . rf, ,- : w -V L I 4 I .1 .-,, . K X -jraitix :A ,- x f , ' f . QQ, .V ' Y 1 ,, ' , ' X' .7 25-'S L , wr -M .- V . AVN-X-4 45 3 '. 3'1 ' 'N A n vqxxk, :WL . 'UQ -'QP' .Y 'L x- . - in uf! V x. S-N 5 ,- . N -wg., XA s f Q,.....a,4b-YA 1 1 I I my fi! ,4 . F . 'ET ff X.. F .gil ,LN , ifgfgf. ,L '- f 1 Academics 35 A. Sister Joetta lectures in Nlath III. B. Joe Gross. ponders over a problem in Math. C. AI Hohler gains knowledge by asking -questions. D, Laura Hipp examines geometric figures. Q ' ,': ffj, .. L r 7 1 x V 1 r 'If' ,351 '. ' Z, , , A ig ffl z lj' r ' 1 1 ul? 6 'x'f 1, rf lf. 1 7'-..-E ,, . Al Qs 'N's.L N. :Ta I -I a gp., 9 g ' 1 F' J: .33 4. 1,40 ' , A .-A . -,IW . '3':.5': f.',' 'ilii - v 1255121-1 .1 ' . 279 :J 1 '15 ' -:- ! 1 ll f , , ' ' 1:1-. 'L 31 1' ' ufjf-l'a'l5 r 'pififl f fri 3 lgsllifll-13294 1 V N? llc4m'Mf , 8 9' 'iflek ef v Tvtvf 31 - ic 'ff' .Nl , . I fc ':.i4aI3'9flE2i ,pf 1:A4 .Q Guidance and Advice - Aids in Future Education SP1 A. Jerry Reichert and Margaret Dempsey make a poster showing trigonometry theo- rums. B. Math IV students work earnestly in learn- ing calculus problems. C. Sister Joetta advises lVlike Fish. D. Robin Moore questions which math prob- lems are to be done for homework. Academics 37 I D L, L X New Approaches Are Introduced in English I Sz II v-,JY , 4- Q X 4 clown I li I Y .,.,x . . 00' ... .Q ' . . Q I Y .,T:.,pI ,M B A ., -F 'rfilbzf-. . . f ' 1-'--Qftl-,f i iff' - -. 1 ...sf . f. . p Q I , .--' -W1 fe- l-w'..1f'f- ' .4-.-.' .-. ' 38 Academics A. Vicky Wurzel and'Peggy French listen attentively in English II. B. Using modern techniques in English II, Betty Weisenberger and Nancy Simon use a tape recorder. AC. Taking many things in English I, ANIMAL FARM was the most enjoyable to the students. x ., I qi M? .59 - Wi.. English III and IV Study Literar Works A. Sister Delphine points out to Anita Rupp where she made her i mistake iniher English IV test. I B. Carolyn Hipppages in her ' English III textbooks to see what's I in store for the remainder of semester. C. Senior Scott Tinker does research after class for an English IV term paper. ' I E -- K N Uigkiig .ii. 'N 1 fm A, LAIQPQ P S' lxiixka 5, Xu xr lift: ' 'F' . iq-,f f :?Rs'1i,L3P f' 1,-I , 'gat 'VY N 1 :V if A V lv5lE?N1K .A Y l Li 'I - 34 1. ' ' ' lfff, 4 'W I -I rw-S f' G2 is Q e -I , Af' X3 Ee' , I-V - !-. , .- VV L: .,. 0 I ,J , IM- . -,,. I ' 2 ,- 9 I-, -EL, ,QQ-. l ' - I ,pigfhgfgfa -offf.C'.iX.,, 9,4 ' -off 1 mmf . - l! 'd'o3 fl1j5P,f+, ?:es,9s-.1 Qi . , , Q Lv? OHL mega.. so U . 5 J :O Sr. vagal Q! gg O , . ,,., ,. If brian! 6,,.-5,-17.67. ,Kgs Q A fa- I f I:T3 'L1fii'ffG5 2' Q? we Ljg'5.3'Q5' '6fQw'Q,, ,g if I, 'o'u:5Oi-il ,, , HQ-Q EFI. iG.6Q 1'i N Q94 'A 3 ,j' - Q, CFI Hia' ax I I f i' 1 i-1 xl :ire ' V, , A Dgggflgv I Ei -Q.. if fy .R I6-'ae Q Q Z' E-.Samoa Q by Geo 1 N H O 'K - -4'-in-,. 'Q Academics 39 V s ,f1'- .f1- 1 , no-Q li. I ' l C N. X X 5 ,..l .- ,' , N-...Ng . U 'QL ', 'rf' uni lin Journalism I Learns Concepts of the Media l v If 1. 1 - ,, V A. Tim Mellen, John Reineck, and Mike Gfell act out a tele- vision commercial for Journalism I class. B. Pretending that he's a bug, Steve Gross prepares to act out a skit. C. Caroly Hipp and Sharon Spaar 'I show their production of an ad- V. vertisment. V' f D. Jim Fox sorts through some D- v pictures for the yearbook while A xg 1 Scott West looks on. 40 Academics The Art of Speakmg and Singing Interlock 'gp-. 4- Ennis... 55555 5 Widffzliiill i Mimi nn W ww' ntimiffifezzfifisiiai tiif?e1fs9liff'fw1ii1iH1m in JIIUHIIIIHIJ lixiiiiin 1ii5iiil.iiiIii1ii :mia ,gaeli A. Martha Fleming, Lisa Hipp, Kay Schnellinger, Joe Linder and Jim Snyder represent the mixed chorus during a Wednesday morning mass. B. Senior John Meesig demon- strates the correct posture of an orator during a talk speech. C. AI Nliller shows the 'true spirit' of Christmas in a skit he performed in speech class. Academics 41 y W T .w,. D A. lVlr. Conry lectures, as the attentive civic students take notes. B. Junior Steve Herner relaxes while lis- ten-ing in history class. C. Dale Barman looks intent as he is fin- ishing a history test. D. SPH graduate Denny Doughty student teaches for a change, so ' Z if .' ': W 5' l E f ?f - A ' if 5 'iff ' ttf? I ' tai' ' V. sk ,, Q, A fs-f .5 9- - .L . . I3 , D - , - - f ' T. . V l of H4 Students Learn About Government - Past Il y Present l ' f 7- i q ' t 3 f is A 42 Academics French Builds Patronag e of God, an, Country ere? A p W r kV::,N rf ' if 1 ' IH 1' gs , 'Q is 2 i i A. Ton Oliva and Patty Fogel exchange sign of peach during French Nlass. B. Sister Giovanni makes learning easier with overhead projector. C. Linda Greenwald day dreams about the upcoming French Canadian trip which she will be going on. D. Dave Smith displays his French speaking talent in reading. Academics 43 1 1 . -'V Q, , J 5? Xen' W t, E' A if -.- Creative Students Keep a Budget by Sewing Q N fr 1 U fl-tr .4 I ' At 'e ' .1 fr ,: X. g . 1 it f , . -W 5, QW gf, I I .. .AV-X 44 A demics E e' fi Q wing. 2- in 5 35 !qg4 - sw--. 57 sk G ,.. f W I , as .1-us. 5 f , ' -.-fhsoszsx L sl., 'F'-V ,Q we ' ,.--1,4 ef Foods and Art Classes Learn by Experiments l .If .X XXX ' 'sl A, Advanced sewing student Carol Frank models her latest project while fitting it for size. B. Senior Mary Brutsche works delicatelv on her project for the six weeks grade as she finishes the final seam. C. Julie Wilde models the coat she madeiwhile decorating for the yuletide season, D. As Mary Beth Hohler cuts out her materi-al, she i illustrates the'determination and patience that sewing takes. l E. Mrs. Hickey, always a constant help in class, shows sophomore Judy Spaar what her next step g 11 should be. . U F. Jerry Braden shows us the finer points of glass decorating. G. Foods students, From Left to Right, Dave Harsh- berger, Sharon Betschman, Tony Borgia and Bobbi Van Dresser take a breather from a hard day in the kitchen. H. Skill, patience, precision needed, I. Brian and Denny, future chefs??'?'?'??'???'?? . If ,f 'J Academics 45 Disecting - Main Objective of Biology Class Li! :VW , - :nl s ff' s-.g l. J.. 46 Academics .wb A. lVlr. Wise checks Biology Istu- dents to see if they are dissecting the correct way. B. James Amato checks biology notes. while dissecting a grass- hopper to leam the specific parts. C. Kevin McCrann shows the dif- ferent parts ofthe catp Biology II students dissected the cat for a six weeks project, --1 723 4 we v AN 'fy' g.' ll IJ '-a .Zim -i B .I-.fQvR C . QENI. f r - - is-. ' ec' V HP s 1: H ix , I 'Q '.., ' XR' 5 J in if Qi x Laboratory - Main Part of Science Classes , - T4. -an A it ii A. Chuck1Borgeson, Tom Sitterly A and Bob'Casselberry mix chem- isu icals in chemistry lab. 'Y B. John Weisenberger - a future -, I mad scientist? V ' C. Joe Linder, Mike Watkins and ' Bill Kacmarsky are testing some ' samples for radio activity in physics. yin i -14-mi' Academics 47 ,W , ox X e 'ii i -.,gx , Q F.. , 9 Q Ili . 48 Academics A. Senior Linda Greenwald types diligently during office practice. B. Sue Ruffing practices typing in one on ihe many drills in office practice. C. Kathy Barman, Chris Biiusack and IVlari- anna Kline are shown how to file transac- tions by IVlrs. Carol Smith. D. Cindy Fligor feels that typing can be fun. Business Classes Prepare Students for Work - i 1 il ' J. 4-4 ' ,f '- fi' ' . Kflffg ' xl 5' .J '38 . L -.. D ,fx .V--Q .9 .--L., .flu 'L-1,,'.A.. - ivxv 7-zii..:yi.: V -'Ury 4, ' s , 'Wrfrivli illit- '.' .fr '-1' 13- X A s mi - as Teachers Show Us Way of Life by Examples .0-f wi E A. World! Geography teacher, Mr. Richards, passes out information concerning future assignments. B. Seniors Mike Watkins, Leo Schnellinger, and Kam Amato ponder over the answers on a sociology test. C. Pan Hipp listens with interest during one of the many sociology discussions dealing with the pros and cons of marriage. D. Senior Patty Fogal takes advantage of a study hall that is given by Nlr. Richards. Academics 49 50 Academics A. Freshman girls in physical education class enjoy the benefits of a good gym- nastics program by jumping on the trampo- line. B. Brian Gibson reads his health report. C. Mrs. Speer lectures while her studious health students continue to take notes. D. Sophomore boys enjoy a more uniform phys. ed. program this year under the di- rection of IVlr. Wise. PhyS1C31 8a Mental Fitness Stressed at S P H -'T P.H. Offers Exercise of Both ind and Body g- .l P' if- ui . . . , Z . . Tin' ' Lg- li ng. i , -V .- 1 N T ef: I - ,. 1 A: h . 1 W I fix . 1 'F l -fl, X T, A -A T . V ,- 5, ' . A 7' .swf f - ,-Tl : 'f 1 :f vf..a55?5'5: ' 'Inf-f ,, - . J L, f -.1-iw-14Qf'1f21'2ai1 . - , .. -fn-af-4fH.- - ..,.41.. 4. 4- rr -.: 1'-ri X -' . f J' yi . -Qs.f.f'i2.?': '.fo,5wn . 1 --ngaglflft-'11, -1 nz' ,':.-Zlljrf,-.2-jg' I f 'g.gA.jiV. Aj. .,-4 -f lj 11,51 J f -L, ,Z ., Ny 'N A 'f N7 57 gin Y.,u.:.i:i--. -. L. av - JI' I, Y . 1 'ZQa:LQfff't 'yx5. ' if , ,Apt ,N 5-X ' ' s. I . w' '. fltfj -Q' fi g I ,,'4 msg: 4 L, QV X.-vi, I, ' f E JQ4, .Z-Q'-be . -.1 1,52 if In . .15-jg ., , , N -v- B , f - - D - '1'!-:zgf ! Y . P' A . , k V M -V xx YW'-' - -'11 - T - 5 A. Juniors in phys. ed give the photographer a chance to try out the fish eye. B. lVlr. Wise shows John Kacmarsky and Brian Price their health assignment. C. Senior Katie Fritz demonstrates how do an aerial cartwheel. D, Dave Vveisenberger- reads health. to Academics 51 lways Entertalnmg A. Nlajorette Nancy Orth is all smiles after another great half- time performance despite the rainy weather. B. The 74-75 band officers are from left to' right Dave Kiser, Steve Sadler, and Rosie Raines. C. Members of the marching brass step to the tune of Locomotion . D. Laura Hipp holgls her flag. E. SPH Pep Band keeps fans en- tertained with popular itunes. :nn-ffah'-,if Q li The St. Paul Band Is a Success A. The St. Paul fIag,bearers add variety to the halftime perform- ances. B. Robert Westcott, band director, gets ready for the next number. C. The majorettes led by Rita Kluding, pose for a picture. Academics 53 Q., 19 4 Gridders Capture F C Crown xy' . H RESERVE SECTION 'TI' e-f ,, ' c c t c 7 ,, , , ' Q 4 ,. J fs! nil Q l Wt r f if 5 if :gg ,Jia VAAZW H- --' do , ii, 3 RW f,, e We My EL 4 -2. 52' V l lliiilll-' 1 M m f . ll rl 1 4 A , X F . A, 3 I' - ,AP Q. ','QI ' l' zf Q I g I 5 I I ll fp' agfufiv ' willful V- in A 1 g In 1 ,AX x 'I I '- ,L A, V - x - - 1' e rode as pag e -1 rf 4 ff F J-- l A . , L Spirit, pride, determination, and a few prayers helped take up where pure talent left off in helping the 1974 Flyer football take St. Paul's fourth 'Firelands Conference championship in seven tries. The Saints had much to prove after losing so much talent from last year's championship team by graduation. How- ever, with a nucleus of returning letter- men and much hard work, the team was able to continue the winning tradition at S.P.H. ' After a rather shaky start, the Flyers put it all together in their conference opener against arch-rival Edisonp com- ing away not only with a convincing 21- 0 victory, but also avenging last year's loss to the Chargers. From then on the Big Red Machine was off and running. After an easy 20-6 triumph over South Central, the Flyers celebrated with a 14-7 victory over 'rugged Black River. Bouncing back from a heart-break- ing loss to Mapleton, the Saints pulled off two one-point victories over Westem Reserve and New London, including the first St. Paul victory ever at New London. With a share of the title already clinched, the Flyers swarmed all over a bunch of inspired lVlonroeville Eagles, coming away with a 14-7 victory and the conference crown. Capping a surprising successful sea- son, the mighty gridders from St. Paul completely dominated Crestline for a 17-6 win and a final 8-1-1 season record. 56 Football Alge s 1 A. The 1974 Firelands Conference football champs. B. Flyers get last minute instruct- ions in pre-game huddle. C. Scoreboard reflects FC cham- pionship game with lVlonroeviIIe! D. Flyers tenacious defense led by Leo Schnellinger, Jerry Braden and Tony Borgia converge on Eagle ball carrier. E. Coach Richard Algae, FC Coach of the Year, yells instructions to the huddle. F. Quarterback Scott Tinker directs Flyers offensive line against Edison Chargers. Football 57 A. Sophomore Jerry Braden shows his tenacious pass rush in an at- tempt to block a Black River pass. B. St. Paul's leading receiver Keith Smith hauls in a crucial pass against New London while never breaking stride. C. Flyer huddle takes a time out from the rugged action. D. Junior halfback Chuck Borgeson plows for yardage behind a wall of blockers formed by John Weisen- berger, Clint Tinker and Scott Tinker. E. Peering into the fog Coach Richards shouts instructions and encouragement to the team as the Flyer sideline looks on. F. Two of the senior tri1-captains, Mike Watkins and Scott Tinker, strike fear into the heart of a Western Reserve ball carrier. G. Tri-captain Nlatt Gross on his way to breaking the school extra- point record. 58 Football Wil ripe lljl l f r ' new Q- .ln .,fue.,,n ,1nLL1f.i..gLe LL .:- .-.1'rLLL.l--Jingle: . in p Y! l l , H All 5 l. 2 ,, L IF, Q 1 f l 1 Flyers Pride Keeps Up Winning Tradition Y .' T-w Ni., , ' l I H, Senior all-conference end Kevin Smith bears down on a Roughrider ball carrier. I. Leading rusher, junior Chuck Borgeson pulls away from a slew of South Central defenders on his way to a record breaking 278 yards for the night. Footbal I 59 Q Oli' .rf Q3 3 V ire- W .5 .I .- :Vw W . if A gg. , ,.- . . 4. Spirit Plays Key Role in a Winning Season aa My H l , W ' N-1 ' . s . . . +A i :L A' ,3'f,g,, 1 .V :i,,,,--152'-'fff 55.11 ',L.i :5- ' - .:- 5 ..-li J, . ,JJ-,4 ff-J. 45. 'r-,-4: '-,,3'w:g.,',,-45.4,-'. : ppp- . . '-.. 451'-'11 449' .,,.l4 -P1 , - 1. --gg,-.v. :..L, .3-,V .-I., :1:'g, -yr T:-5, I-:Jig 351-', ffm:,fjigz-ffze,-g.f4.: -1 ,r-. I ,s ,, ..g I, ' ,gA.,,,,.--W. r: te'- ,-,. y,.s,1-.4 , gif T'15FZli?fTn:rf 37iiii ' 1 ,Mf,'1:5 '1 im-fi' . :'f 'wL L-2215--'aiu'full'-3? ..-?:..2r:.4s-fa-as-afifi l,' H mit ,ftsL55?ff?': w.s1-4.4 -Le-iiegf' .-,sf if -f E-, il- TAR I-I . ..'tvj.r:'7:iQ.f :Y 751. I-91, -' '- r 11- .. fx- , - . is i , ,,, C1-.,., -. Q ,, ' if ll x xuw lllllll q..,,'8 11' A. Senior signal caller Scott Tinker hud- dles over the lineman and calls the next offensive play. B. Senior defensive end Kevin Nlack reaches in vain to block a punt in the Black River ball game. C. Defensive coordinator Coach Conry explains a change in defensive strategy during a time out. Mike Watkins, line- backer and defensive captain, listens intently. D. Defensive ends, Kevin Smith and Kevin lVIack, shut off the outside, leav- ing the New London ballcarrier nowhere to go, but down for a loss, of yardage. E. The 1974 Varsity Football Cheer- leaders who played an important role in leading the school spirit, which' helped claim the F.C. Crown, Left to Right: Jenny Fields, Kam Amato, Nancy Shee- han, Jeanne Rospert, Cathy Leitz and Sue Kluding. F. lVlike Gfell and Keith Smith lead the Big Red machine, out onto the field, to take on their next-Kviictim. G. Head football Coach Alge gives a victory smile. H. Senior football players restore the I clubhouse dome at Whitney Field to its original color. Football 61 1FLYERSs 14-'I H V fa .M w H i a v in .-, Q, X i Championship a 1 , r W w Y rv' ' DOWN l EAGLES l iii i i ii Saints Gain Revenge i Q Against Edison n z1-0 as u a fflgeza Qiamhez One an f f f f ' SPH Nips Lucas 7-6 .VW su-ig A W . ffeaffv 97 Ii :,, p3'.,, -, 13. Flyers Build Winning Season Around Letterman Eeilson i FrerhQ'n1:' Ste -Joe- RES, V, FO OTBA LiL Y FRES,HM,A-Nii 1FO,0TBAfL.Li, 1 Opponent A St. Pgpnl O QQQi'l1Elfit Lakesiijde , nO' 14 Maroirefti ' n ei Black River 8 12 - lWes1iern,RhSekVet X' ' N N0 Mapleition ' 16 7 Bilaclg.-R,i5ver -A Edison ' 14 6 M ' ' ' - i i .N 1 4 -1 i 1 iw Qlilew 'llondoni' r.c. HGLMAN s CHAMPS l The St. Paul Roundballers compiled a very fine 18-2 record, second best in the schoolls history. This was also good enough sfor a share of the Firelands Conference Championship for the very rewarding 1974-75 season. With the ,first six starting lettermen returning along with Coach Roger Holman after a fine winning record last season, the Flyer squad returned with very high hopes on this season, only to be handed a heartbreaking loss to Old Fort in the Sectional Finals. With four out of the starting five attaining mention in the Firelands Conference, they proved their dominance over thi less experienced and less ltalented opponents by running up a win streak of twelve games before their first set bac . During the winning streak they achieved' many highlights including the Cham ps of the tough Northwood Holiday Tournament, by defeating a very talented North Baltimore team by the score of 50-49. They also recorded a 71- 61 white washing at the Junior High over the Monroeville Eagles. Another highlight during the highly successful season was the establishing of the senior boy's Pep Club, Six Packers . The Six Packers and cheerleaders deserve alot of, credit as well as the fans' support which Thad been the best for several years at St. Paul. They and the team should be highly commemorated for a very fine season. 64 Basketball 4371 ITE I--,5 .1a'.'-15' I r at ll ll lwlll 1 ? ' l Zh f v PAUL IJ I . i tl C ,Y lf. A, The Champions of the Northwood Holi- day Tourney pose with their trophy and nets after the hard fought Championship game. B. Joe Gross soars high over his defender on a driving lay up. C. Tom Oliva looks in awe at how to get off your feet, as John lVleesig controls the tip. D. Fuzzy Fries muscles his way to the hoop during the encounter with Seneca East. E. Senior substitute forward -Nlike Watlgins takes a jump shot over the outstretched arm of his opponent. l Basketball 65 r.. St. Paul Flyer Roundballers Show 2nd Best Season Ever - 18-2 - and Capture r Firelands Conference Crown- Q f A. Senior Center Tom Oliva unselfishlv flips pass to awaiting teammate for two. B. All Star Guard John Nlessig drives past awaiting adverseries. C. Duane Trares rises to the occasion as he pops in another two. D. Coach Roger Holman goes over last minute instruction during a crucial time out. E. Old Fort opponent is shut off by tena- cious defense from Joe Gross and Tom Oliva. F. Edison defense proves to incapable to stop Steve Fries with another attempted shot. G. 1975 returning Iettermen. Kneeling L. to R. John Nlessig, Joe Gross, Coach Roger Holman, Standing L. to R. Nlike Watkins, Duane Trares, Tom Oliva, Steve Fries. Basketball 67 E':.z.lIui it 'FL Ii E ' In Wim J ' iulgls 5 , Wing., , u,Li mt f ::,'QL?5,h ,A 732-1 xiii! 1 I 1 fn i L I J. ,L 'E t4.PlUz , gt n V Flyers Show Determination and Dedication F '1T, ., . . .,.. - V mv- V f Y -.,4- Q ' ' , Q - . , , in... - . : ,,. V-,,. - , ' ' .- . , ' , - H' ., 5- A 7. , A I - . , .' I lif e. t - 5 F -51 Y Bai A Ag . Q .. V. it - t . AT,A.Aq,. Qis' P X i givin . 4.07.1 -T.. .u l -IN V W..- ,' A 5, f - -11 ' 1- nd 5' 'J 5 W F. P iv' 1 3. A ,. xx, - , V. , :W f 1 . 1 .-. V ' . ' , 11? ., n .ff , fp.. F I A K .. sg'fl.,b-K i - n . sl ' L+ Qi. by - . X H al' . H Q15 n ff, 1 El' ,. , xy . 'H V' A q ,. - ,,:,,, , 'Nix Y 1 - .nj - Ji' I , , Q- Q QLLAI LSQ Tw Ig. . wives:-, 21 T LY .hm 1 g Q33 V Q, i' 1-it ,A U ,ip :ef- 1-f ewrws f i i WEE, Q M - ' f it -V f 1 lV if 1 ,g U 3 i V . 'itz' In 1 1 mi is 5 X if i' vii Vliiii - N-ig' . Q D t if hai' 4? ' - K i 68 Basketball i. FFECFI ll-Q il-. 44-5' an 2163 if- .rv-hav Y 47 l -i 1 A .Int - x 4' .. F: , F T 1 it - if-,. 4 'W A. Senior Mike Watkins tips in a re- bounded shot against St. Wendelin Big IVlen. B. Steve Fries sets pick while Duane Trares, SPH leading scorer, sets up for a jump shot. C. Senior center Tom Oliva shoots over the outstretched hands, of the opposing center. D. The 1974-75 St. Paul Roundballers warm up awaiting for their next home court victory. E. Junior Joe Gross takes his famous side court bomb shot. F. Wally Watkins bounds straight to the hoop for two biggies against Monroeville G. Junior John jumps jubilantly to put up a rebound for two points. H. The Flyer veteran guard John Meesig pulls up with a jump shot and swishes another one from fifteen feet out. I. The Flyers, fired up from the spirit huddle, jump before tipotf. Basketball 69 H w gl Em l 1 .1 l 1 I l ll -D '1 lm, li 'I X, f ff?- I S ,, l . rf Q ,n . ,I I I l L 'fuvw.4u ' 1 mosh-un' Anna , .- 1'-.. 'A I- - -' : . 'Q 'if ixn'-.13 If ijt! l A. Coaches award winner Sister Del- phine displays the Flyer athletic show case. A B. Senior Six Packers and Pep Club show their famous school spirit as they cheer their team on to a sec- tional victory. C. The bench explodes as they cheer on the starting five against archrivals Nlonroeville on to a brig- yictory, V D. The 1974-75 varsity basketball cheerleaders: Kam Amato, 'Jeane Rospert, Jenny Fields, Cathy Leitz, Sue Kluding and Nancy Sheehan. 70 Basketball I J iii? 'H ,QQ . V 'wo 53 f , -,., Q, 4 , ,, V wCQ3fkQfI ' ,L 1 v 12' :- M . '. v . , I. . iv. 1 -.1 Y . M H ' 'F vu ' , .elf i!.u..,' X . .w ,. V Y '-,, r 31.3, ,Q :pg V ,V my AT' -my J ' ,Nfl 7 I v 11' , , H V NXVV, .'1- lr' , , ...H :J ' v HF X, c,,4 N .Ig M . x Q . ,1 .5 , 1, -251 fa zwgf' v Grapplers Have Su1'pr1s1ng1y Successful Season l A 41 The 1974-75 wrestling team was one of the pleasant surprises of the year, making a strong show- ing in the Firelands Conference and sectional tournamentsp finish- ing fifth and twelth, respectively. Conference champ Bill Niedzwicki took third in the sec- tionals, earning a berth in the dis- trict meet. John Weisenberger and Mark Stoll both were conference runner-ups and district alternates, taking fourth in the sectionals. Steve Sadler also took second in the conference, and Rick Mack A got fourth. Coach Conry's first , 1, year as wrestling coach was rather successful. 72 Wrestling ,QQQ 'l r-5 .5 -Q5 ,V '. ' 'Vg ng, -1 H 1 l , L A. The 1974-75 Flyer wrestlers take a time-out from a rough practice. L to R: Mark Smith, Ken Bleile, Rick Mack, Bill Niedzwicki, Tom Johnson, Tom Fulton, Mark Stoll, Joe Skinn, Dave Bleile, John Weisenberger, Steve Kocher, and Coach Conry. B. F.C. runner-up at 138, sopho- more Mark Stoll, maneuvers for a take-down in the sectionals. C. Junior John Weisenberger is called off the mat as he is about to escape. D. Senior Bill Niedzwicki is in complete control of his opponent on his way to another victory. E. Senior 145 pounder Joe Skinn struggles to gain the advantage over his adversary. F. Senior stud Dave Bleile keeps a firm grip on a rival wrestler during his 175 pound match. G. A familiar sight this year- Firelands Conference 185 pound runner-up John Weisenberger having his hand raised in victory. H. Junior Rick Mack uses his strength to come around for another two point takedown. Wrestling 73 V 'iff-:F-f J W .s 'J J. ,iff fl 2 A. Happiness is winninithe'FireIands Conference Championship, as 119 pounder BiIl Nieclzwiecki's face shows.. B. The Flyer grapplers intently look for ways to help one of their teammates out on the mat. C. Senior co-captain Tom Johnson looks le-41 for a way to escape. D. Coach Paul Conry offers valuable as- sistance and support to his wrestlers during matches. E. Senior Steve Sadler is about to pin another opponent on his way to a second place finish in conference. 74 Wrestling Niedzwiecki Takes Firstgi Weisenberger, Sadler, Stoll Second in F.C. Meet 4 5 Pl H r 'f. ' f ff I . ' Rx- -, . N ,f ' X f- fx l 4 1 f- ' gg T ,,- -' A 1 PF N . X ,. ' fi V , , I - .EU 1 Q W' W' 4 . . . is-f V . ,- 1 ' Front Row, L to'Rp R. Nlack, A. Hohler, C. Borgeson, S. Tinker, T. Reed, T. Ruffing, B. Kacmarsky. Back Row, L to R7 D. Trares, J. Nleesig, S. Preston, T. Oliva, Kevin Smith, Keith Smith, NI. Fish and Coach Alge. New Coach Leads Flyers to 9-11 Season for '75 rn 17 f'--13. H j' F -'S F U ' 1-7 f A- St. Paul's baseball team had a , , , ,. ,A EI I - Ll Rfk, fffffv fine season led by new head coach 1' 'fi-ire 5 f Jfutfygfbal . Dick Alge. The Flyers tied the in 5 M, E I .,gj5g g '1'-jx Z ' ' Northern Division of the Firelands y A' 1 if L, Sw - , ' f f.T f , rm Conference with Edison, but lost EE' U fi 4.-. gg' -Si ' ff' ' F in the playoff. The squad was 9-11 l-'ali A A F-,jf 'U' :mm . in f w E overall and 4-3 in the conference. t P5. . i i I Y ini I A 5 The Flyers lost some heartbreakers. iff '-1455 Q tif, Lg ,g.1gZ,3.Q j',Qf'T,,,5.,Lg.-Q In the sectional they lost to Old fiigifl-Qs? 'ir 'E5f'3l2f5? Fort, 4-2. Old Fort later went on to , vw. . ,--Y,.,i ig- 1, . 0.4. -1 2,7 -- .T-?.,.:e,1.-:,4,,.,,gf-5. .1 -.Ml the state. T A' F -.- 1 i - 'r1i- 'ti-H 3+-L4--4-41-4'i1-3 Duane Trares led the Flyers with four home runs, while Tom Oliva batted 347 and Steve Preston had 86 strike outs during the sea- -, ,Q son. 4 Duane Trares fires into a double play to end the inning. left: John Nleesig puts the tag on a St. Mary's player to end the inning as Scott Tinker, Steve Preston and Tom Oliva go to congradulate him. Baseball 75 ,,1..,.. Diamondmen Improve, Ti e Northern Division wg .- 2,3 .I I jj'-K5 F'-lgggf 41-1 f,:Ji?sf7'i5'W- - fill rizslfm lag? 'ak' ,,'! f j' , '. ' ' .J-' 'A ' fr ef. 74 F531-for if ,gf 7 ii i o , f jf1IMwfff2'f Q or 1 fy-,L A ..-........ f- ., ' -Q X I . .. ,VY . 1 . ' ,ix 3 7'- ' Q- ,K-H.-my ,, Gi-Lv . . ' ' '- li ,, 4 ., ,,-.' , 1i.Li.L i 1 :ggi sl ' 1 .-'fr i -J 1' Wxhgf I E' ' I Y. in . ,. '7 i':3 2 1 . f .. ' H' ..- ..4N rw g-ug ' ....Y. 'gli ,r 3 - , . . .X ,-..,-,.- .. 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J ,vffiisi 0' .,-,,1:VQa4,K.Q.' i, ,,j,fa'.Q:, 'ig.5Q A yu - Q,N:i7E'. ,. , ' X, - - .,' .yay 2 51, 4.-Q 1-G-mg, :nn s, 1- I--,.,,,t1 --f ,' 51.1 .Q ,i ,.,.,J., . - , . . l J .ww 1, --- - - 0 .V f-.ea--f--m - -- . -, '-1,-: f,j.Q ' .5 ' ff ' 5 J '37 1?fLI. 4,'f 6.131 ev , c 'iff' -K Q- 4. c 'Wi pf 'ff QA- zz 1 , 'A 1 all 1 ' ' i--'51 3.5111 af f ' Y ' ' .. ',' . -.vi ia, ' . -.A:'g- 41 t I Am-'ibn .,- l ,-? 155, ., .-r, -I - fluq: 1-:le gig-I an A A , 1 QL- -if 12. ' ' 'CQ J. :fu ' .X. I y H t ' '- A2131 gl , lg ?-fir A '.- , ,, . ,- A, ' , -' ., - ', if .wel -isa' , an s:?tQ'?'5ffPfn'2?'1ai1'f? l 15 -, ' . 21Qf f.'1i55ff'r l1'?Q2geif-Tff35Eg,,gfQwif5:gf G e - ' ' ' s s..,..ga.:f35,:..--. I . V I V -n -4 .emsff 'www-v A. Co-captain John Nleesig putslthe tag on a St. NIary's runner, trying to steal second. ' B. Ace nurler Steve Preston fires a fast wball for his eighty-second strike out of .the year, while winning six gam-es. C. Co-captain Tom Oliva awaits the i ball to catch this runner off iguard. D. Senior John Meesig looks clown third for a sign before stepping in the batter's box, perhaps to hit another one of his four homers for the year. E. Senior Scott Tinker takes a smooth wing against Nlonroeville. F. Rick Nlack, relief pitcher for the Fly-f ers, hurls another strike down the middle, G. Lefty Al Hohler connects on what , A ' could be the game's winning hit. H. Starting pitcher Steve Preston tries his luck at the plate. I. Junior Duane Trares keeps a skilled eye on the ball, while making this tag to end the inning. . Baseball 77 Strong Underclassmen Lead Flyer Cindermen A, Junior Joe Gross finishes .'v another strong race in the 440 yard dash. ff-ii B. Tim Rufiing shows his ability as he finishes up in the 220 yard l5',T dash. C. Mike Gfell runs another fine mile run, assistant coach Bill Wise IS gives him encouragement. . 3 D. Sophomore Jeff Hipp with the baton, as head coach Jeff Richards looks on. E. Senior weightman Mike Watkins gets off another fine throw in the shot put. F. Brian Pusateri goes over the hurdles for another fine race. He also takes part in the broad jump. G. Freshman Bill Hohler and lVlatt Kline go over the hurdles. H. Tom Johnson about to take his turn at the pole vault. I. Mike Gfell runs inthe mile run. Gfell broke his record two times from a 4.40.5 to a 4.32.1 and went on to compete in the state track V' meet. H 'Ili 9-,ei i -2 l i. i . 'fdi i A t I A, N W 1 D 78 Track ii.-.itiil ii i . F- ,. - f ., . Y.. .,. F I-, In 1 'J XL-I f V ' Q ' . i 2 A 1 -' I af 1 l 4 I 4: . I -si aim, - J ' ' il B .gl u . 1 ,-,,. wr 31 I T- I . T ' ' tt' 4 i 4g5!: :'riiii.: ' I - .M , :viii-Swv Ljlfiayi i 1. 4' 1 ' '.,4g'm.u'-14.-4 - .gy .C ' 2... ' 332 -af.. -ff '- lr 1 if ' Y ,,..i . , V1 5 Y ., 1,1-J, ' . n The St..PauI track team fin- ished the season with a 2-9 dual . meet record. The record' doesn't clearly indicate the vast improve- ment the boys made during the season. The team consisted of mostly underclassman, C5 sophs and 9freshmanJ. Mike Watkins, Mike Gfell, Jerry Braden, and Brian Pusateri were standouts. Brian, a senior, finished the seasonwith a total 107 112 points and his fourth track letter. Jerry just a sophomore qualified for the district and placed second in the conference meet. Mike broke his school record twice and qualified for the state meet. With most of the team returning next year good performances and record-falling should occur.- Track 79 if ga ,fin sa 1975 Track Team, BOTTOM ROW! LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Tarnawski, B.'Schweitzer, D. Weisenberger, M. Smith, M. Kline, B. Hohler, K. Bleile, J, Wise, T. Fulton, C. Fritz. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Richards, Coach Wise, Tom RUF fing, M. Gfell, J. Hipp, B. Pusateri, J. Gross, M. Watkins, T. Johnson, J. Braden. Tennis Team - Impressive with Fine Season 80 Tennis ri E i 135 I . if Z .P '. igfz. 2Qf'3i,',2i5,1r:L?1':Jf'5 7,w1.:,,,,,,. U 'P .. 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Borgia, M. Bick, J. Didion. Flyer Golfers Earn First Conference Crown ff at 4' af 1 A 1,9 'x-.l f2?.ux:.J X 3 , 'X' -'. -- . - ' . 1 The 1974 Flyers won the Fire- lands Conference golf champion- ship, the first ein St. Paul history. Led by Jim Fisher, who shot an 84 for thegmgedalist trophy, the Saints finished with a team total of 352-eleven shots better than their closest opponent. AII, the other 'starters -Kevin McCrann, Jerry Didion, Eric Theisen and Steve Fries -also had fine rounds, none over 92. Other members of the FC champs include Greg Hipp, Ken Bleile, Jim Englert, Mark Hipp, Charlie Nardecchia, Denny Camp, John :Hickey and Bob Hipp. A. The 1974 Firelands Conference champs who finished with a 9-10 overall record. 'B. Jim Fisher shows the form which won him the conference medalist honors. C. Jerry Didion sinks another putt for a birdie. Y D. Eric Theisen waits for a spec- tator to get out of the way before taking his shot. E. Concentration and determina- tion are important in golf, and both are shown on the face of Ken Bleile. Golf 81 n v n Ui .Q r' .A.l MU la' Q -A 4- -'il 3 Q- Z 4 Y! '!'4! The Mouth Comes to Honor St. Paul Athletes i ,, 3 84 Activities I l ,. 4 1 ?' l 5 f ' 1 .. ,V r i Earl Rowe a former pro foot- ball player and established Cleve- land lawyer was the guest speaker at the 74-75 All-Sports Banquet. lVlaS-tel' of Ceremonies' Pete fthe Mouth! Franklin distributed much humor and presented Sister Del- phine a special award for decorat- ing the bulletin board and for be- ing an' outstanding spirit leader. Don Fries, driver of the Red Raider for over 20 years, received the Joe Warner memorial' award from the Boosters and New De- parture-Hyatt Corporation. Fire- lands Conference Football coach of the year Dick Alge presented awardsto members of his cham- pionship football squad. Earning the 11071 award was senior Scott Tinker. Nlost valuable defensive back: lVlike Gfell. Nlost valuable offensive back: Chuck Borgeson. IVlost valuable offensive lineman: Mike Watkins. lVlost valuable defensive lineman: Kevin Smith. lVlost improved player: Tony Borgia. Outstanding hitter: Clint Tinker. Coaches' Award: Bill Kacmarsky. Coach Holman presented the Firelands Conference Co-Cham- pionship cager awards to Steve Fries for 1102. Leading Scorer: Duane Trares. Outstanding de- fensive player: Joe Gross. lVlost improved: John lVleesig. lVlost re- bounds: Tom Oliva. Wrestling coach Paul Conry presented Bill Neidzwecki with the 1102 award. John Weisenber- ger received the most consistent award while Steve Sadler won the most improved trophy. Presenting awards tothe Fire- lands Conference Championship golf team was Coach Roger Hol- man. Kevin McCrann took the top honor of 11O'X,. Jerry Didion re- ceived the trophy for :most points. The most improved award went to Jim' Fisher, conference medalist Activities 85 Spirit Rates St. Pau1's As No. 1 X, lin I 5 H F A. Creative signs like this drappecl the school during sport-active week ends. B. The festive week end of 1974 Homecoming starts off with the burning of the bonfire. C. Senior varsity football players adcl enthusiasm to homecoming week end with their 50's group. Front Row, L to R, Bill Kacmar- sky, Dave Bleile, Scott Tinker and lVliIce Watkins. Top Row, L to R, Brian Pusateri, Tony Borgia, Nlatt Gross and Keith Smith. D. Homecoming parade before the football game with Nlapleton. E. Football fans huddle close on a chilly night at Whitney Field. 86 Activities l F H S I lFOREvgR3' .Q l ' 'FX T '- , '- A ---p-gg., -, 11 -Q l l l . l Donkey Basketball: SPH Faculty vs. N S Faculty -rf.'?T ' ' .f ,mic . . ,' 1 1-L - ..-..,.-- ff 'Eff' -- Ami ',r ' V ' - .l f If Q V1 A, Coach Holman and a helpful referee keep the courts clean from donkey debris during the benefit game. B. The crowd looks on as Coach Holman, the star of the game, waves to the camera. C. Everyone seemed to get into the act as Bill Kacmarsky of the Six Packers mounts his donkey in quest for victory. D, A stubborn donkey seemed to be Coach Wise's biggest problem in the game as neither could com- bine for a score. Activities 87 CYO Teams and Activities Bring Ligh to i i i 1 X - r 1 ' i i ' LJ 4 ' ai:.g'fvf..m-. -1,2 K J:-K -'- f- D .,,,...,, 1 ' Q' ' r, 1' . V.-Q...-..., lv' , . 1 , . i Q v., Q- 11' ff . X i , fi i ' f ii! 88 Activities 1 fm Nj LJ ....m... SP French Canad1an Tnp Expands Knowledge A. French students, Pat Fogel, Lisa Hug, Laura Smith, Barb VanDresser, Linda Greenwald, Mary Ann Dible, Sharon Betsch- man, Mary Beth Hohler, Kam Amato, Char Peters and Lisa Hipp pose for a picture high above the city of Montreal. B. Five of SPH's girls take a leisurely stroll down the ancient streets of Quebec in front of the Chateau Frontenac. C. Pat Fogel tries to get some sleep on the way back to the not so famous city of Nor- walk, reflecting all the tiresome tours and fun times. D. French students wait patiently in the train station for the Red Raider to roll up and take them the last leg of their Cana- dianjourney. A The French Club's third annual trip to Montreal and Quebec in Canada was high- lighted by various tours to such places as Notre Dame Church in Montreal, St. Ann's in Quebec and Montmorency Falls. Once again Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smith of Sandusky were chaperones for the five day trip, along with their three sons. Staying overnight for two nights in Chateau Fron- tenac, a huge fashionable hotel in Quebec, proved to be a rewarding! experience for the students. Clubs '89 G.A.A. Sparks Much Enthusiasm st St. Paul L27 A. Officers Karen Wise, Mary Beth -Hohler, Jeanne Rospert, Bobbie Van Dresser and Patti - Cutnaw. B. Bobbi Van Dresser puts up a shot as junior Debbie Boose watches. C. Sue Kluding, Katie Fritz and Patty Hertenstein watch Karen Wise set up a point in volleyball. D. Junior Debbie Boose gets the ball up and over for a score as Bobbi Van Dresser moves in. E. The volleyball team huddle around their coach during a time out. F. Senior Debbie Smith performs a free floor routine during the gym show. G. Sophomore Judy Spaar shows off talent on the balance beam. H. Sandy Kluding, Nlary Bellamy, Patty Rekarl: and Laura Schmuhl participate in a group exercise. I. Beth Snyder makes the uneven parallel bars look easy. Clubs 91 Spirit Plays the Role of umerous Victories at SPH EZ KU f E- li 5 H s ,Dwi In Afw- , ' til K x ff' if' A. Pep Club shows spirit in prep- aration for the trip to Elyria for Miss TJ Contest. B. Spirit is well distributed throughout the school, as shown in various signs in tribute to players as well as coaches. C. Pep Club officers: president, Mary Kramer, vice president, Judy Meyer and secretary Cheryl Collier make up signs in prepar- ation for a game. D. Junior girls huddle up for plans to prepare their hall for the up- coming game. E. A decorated house was a familiar sight for a football player the morning before the game. 92 Clubs -l l' l' ' i l l l-I . l ' l , 9 l l l arious Organizations Create Future Leaders l l 13 A. The senior members of the Na- tional Honor Society after receiving their due recognition. B. The junior members of the Na- tional Honor Society show leaders for the future. C. Student Action for Education of- ficers take a breali from their rou- tine: president Pam Hippy vice- president Chris Binsack and secre- tary Connie Lesch. D. This year's Varsity Club officers ham it up with the trophy case: president, Mike Watkins: vice, Matt Grossy treasurer Jerry Didion and secretary John Nleesig. Clubs 93 S AT? . g-pq -rf.. , - .'- 1 . '!TL,.....4+----e 'f A F 'Fi-5:-.fe -1 if gf 9- ,- l 2:11 fiifgfi. i' F Ir.-vi-V: 4. -' P. Li .'.' , . . . W . , , , gl 'RM . '1 J, li' Ch: 12.1. French Activities Promote Funds to Quebec Canada Trip A. Mary Ann Dible and Patty Fogel collect donations for the French Club's annual spaghetti dinner! B. Father Gray and Nlr. Charles Fries show Father Buckenmeyer and Mary Bellamy the way to the dinner line. C. Servers lVIrs. Hertenstein, Kam Amato, Lisa Hug and Don Davis work diligently at the spaghetti dinner. D. Teacher' Carol Smith helps with preparations to accommodate more guests. E. Peggy French, Julie Missler and Connie Frey help themselves to some delicious salad at the annual fund raising event. , ffia A. Mardi Gras King and Queen of Freshmen French class Rick Gil- son and Cecilia Bick fulfill their role appropriately as Sister Gio- vanni looks on. B. French II Mardi Gras King and Queen Don Davis and Judy Spaar give their orders to sophomore Al Langjahr as he kneels in front of the royality. C. Officers Kam Amato, Pat Fogel, Mary Ann Dible, and Laura Smith confer with French III and IV stu- dents about an upcoming project. D. Sister Giovanni, Diane Betsch- man, Lisa Hipp, Laurie Hipp, Bill Linder, and Cindy Furey enjoy refreshments after watching a French movie. Clubs 95 -, CAUTION Q ft.: Students and Faculty Spirit Make It at SPI-I! KE as M HOaM,iOF ?i i I3I 96 Activities 'Hi alism II Publishes the Spirit and L-A-H I 'lj ,f ,- if if 1 iw? i,,faea,,r- ,Jim ,-f35:.w.r g i 'sf' B ' dim,-SI ' if . F 1-ne..S.-Mm , ll 1' 'sv wi' IK 1543: .-asain! ,N . S e l' af' in ' T ' A m !l. i i ,S .3 ., f, r..ir i -fa i'ii , .l,' 3 'F' ' -'C' Fff' ' M ' ix . ff , I Sf, f'4! ' 'xx . ' 6 If.:-'Y' JJ Q Q V-.,-' JN, ' .A i i iii' Q 192' if 4 ' '35, 45 2 A. Business Editor Keith Smith compares the amount of advertise- ments this year to last year's quantity. B. Bill Kacmarsky, editor-in-chief of the Spirit, examines a diagram to see which pages are meeting their deadline. C. Cindy Smith labors over the keys to produce a finished layout for apage in the yearbook. D. Steve Fries works energetically at his section of the yearbook- underclassman. E. Pasting the articles on the galleys for the feature page of the LAH are Judy Meyer and Jerry Egle, co-editors of the feature page. Activities 97 -.., A. Bill Jones ltlohn Nleesigl tells everyone to wait till his ol' ship- mates get a load of him in his collegevgarb as Kris lKam Ama- toel. Lori lJenny Fieldsl and Oscar lTom Olival listen. B. Lorie, ever since that able headed sailor walked into my life, it has been nothing but turmoil, exclaims Mayor Wilson lJerry Eglel. C. Maggie Jones lKatie Fritzl comes up with a devilish idea to swing the whole election . D. Lorie, this is one guy who spent his shore leave talking in points of interest . E Naki-lXlaki Oscar Linden lTom Oliva? takes a friendly glance at 'Snow-in-the-Face flvlargaret Dempseyl. Seniors Present Comedy, 'cStop the Wedding 2 ff if l 'V - l .-., ,, .A W 4 l 98 Activities -+4 . Y.. l ...X-,'f'l.J' , , i,, ,J , ld it M ?l?3AQ65jU7 C l ,..,, 4, 1- 4 l'7'.' 1 V ,J as l, ,A '3.f'..-:L5 Q , M i Lw'li'.1v I ' 1 ' -MW ,zu ,,, , 1': . f' , l rrse' if fi . I ,V L H 5. .JV . l M . '.4,lf.-Q2 , I ll . - 1-' L 4 I - '. cp-Q-.9 ' 1 sw. . ' - v- i l ,,g4' g1 .i 5,55 A wif, 31. t,.l'lj'gg m Q l 5? 9t','3 1 . . vm- 1-4 1 . Agwff ...l .. 1 Res ., .- f 'val , I ,gg , .-- ,- -A .: .-ll, 7 ,. , V -: -- 7- -- urzfyyfg 11'-yqcw . 1 ' gi 'A .ggmiitl - f l' . , f,: : ' Q, rg W. ,KC lt l B , ' jf? ,B 'Wiki l X gl, ' Wil- ' Uflzf'- p - M. l r T ni I F 1 W Dpi ju, 4' x r. :if ff r A ,' , .,- ' v L VI' A J' h t ' 1 . V df . 'gl lil V ' 'f l cw.. .. :f'f'.'.5.-- -' H ' ' ' ,l ' ,':51: AL - 3, I lg? .7 251' , f' pigy if ,, 1 -, Miz' .f ,J al, Q in 1 , J ,RJ 5 Qc. ' g HQ. I y qv J .fy 6, in- 4 + ,, 0 1 .yu K l A if J 'E , 1 , - ..... . ....... --. A- vi. W-'mai P Wig? - if . vis. l. 'lin i. .PSU ,gjDowN WITH l!5'l9 A. Elect an Honest Mayor reads Bill Jones ldohn Meesig. B. Minister Brian Pusateri reads the wedding vows as Bill Jones makes his final decision. C. Call the American Legion. They're suppose to handle things like that, says Capt. Henderson lSteve Friesl as he and Mayor Wil son lJerry Eglel talk about the sailors in the mayor's office. D. Bill Jones lMeesigl and fire- man Jerry Reichert try to revive Mayor Wilson after the Mayor faints from the th-th-thousands of mon-mon-monkeys in his study. E. Pat Clark lJean Rushinl makes ar protest to the mayor about the Blue Laws. Activities 99 P ? Hmlf i,ll.l V . y ,sfi .M -. r 'i J l J.. A I' 1 1-4 -,, . 55 an Ln? 5 V x E MH .5 N . ,lm I 5 ,1 A A 5:-qui. iii- 1 A I-N3 1 W me 4 ! A K ,V um! I --4 . , nf, 4- mass . A 4 2'.3'JIf 'a 1,5 ' A Ebay-if-1 na- s-H - E31-'f'. F E . n ... N . yi x 'eu ,Mp w9ffJ'f 5 'Lb '- Q, ,agus I' 'f. 43 .1 --H .1 . X' 1 I V' VM -lx 'dwg --J ,-, D3 17' - F - In r X lg- f:.f2 - i K' Q A 1 f5J f:ew ---5 Ep M, ,L X1 . 4 ff Ns f f 1 Y .. :Gigi 1 e Must ot Only Act, but Also Dream NUI , vu mii.1l..1 I , Q-' ' :Qi-125: , 5.3: ii 1 - W-.pr-'.'tFL5f31'. -ff, .5 Q1.: 1-,MA ',.-y ..,- -,M ,-.fi Mf,.iL rl:552.15-w2':2?,:-5.-nga: , 'Y' 1' T. 'A' 'J iwl C'i.'1f: ,W if f.5f'29ff..i:wi::f1+zmflf32.4:gf5f..i. 1' .'-.J, ari.'r N ' fini--.':'f.!515fu,lLiH:?1l. . mf., w .J-u A-ixrzp-mg-f.K f. --g. ' :Af ,, -'gfmff-,eeivfzzftrf X 1 ,J-,,12Z5i',, 1,1 -1 i'q,Z,'LifL'.1,..i'.fg:.:-734' 1,1-,-vm, F4 ' 1' if? ' ' . Y, f f1,,,,Ll, , ' ,-.4 5-F A ii A it .' ' ' . ' - 2 J . '-: 4ff.3ff 1-:Ziff f . ,Q--1 '14,'7 - F: '. .n' F' ,' ., .33-' '- I' j V. V-if,-,ak ,--,if 331. - ', '- - ru, ' - .. ' 'gf .f P-lx. ,',3'If, '..,. , v z ,, 5.2 U- 95 , 1. 'F ' 1 ,L-., 1 4: .. .H 1 - - .. -ffz' -. ,urn ' v X Aiiyjwyrj--Y V 'xx r i -:'i': J'? Q4F: f ,wr- - .--- -- U f.g,j3:L1,4iAf:.,:,. --A-ini , ..- I -., . - 1 ' ' v- ,L- ,f i 1---Li-W S .J-F X ,, . ' , , - 11 . . V V- V - -w-Sqn ,': - f 1' W .,, f1:.1P. ,' - g3.: :fQ- ' if ' qjgjgg: in ra y , ,V 'ig' , -' :zzz-'n '. k , 'A - 4, . 1 1 X W I 1 3, 4 QQ, . 1 qg,?: ' v Y 1 1 ' L I , , ia - f 5 i DT Y -- gif ' Q - A 102 Activities ot Only Plan, but Also Believe ,Avi -1- ' ture. torian. suits Award. A. The 1975 graduates final walk. B. Laura Smith, class salutatorian C. Cindy Smith ponders on her fu- D. Jeane Rospert displays happiness on this occasion. E. Bill Kacmarsky, class valedic- F. Katie Fritz, class of '75 presi- dent, receives the Scholastic Pur- G. Graduates prepare for graduation H Graduates take their places in pg fQ ' 'la-JL! NL, church for the last time as a class. I Er ,arf mf' X 1 I J -,Nqr F...- i ,T J 4.4 AL' A .a-v-sr:- ' I ,215-f 9 f, ll 1 fe' tiit F i ,E , U ea- ' H 5.5 3, Q MREQS' 'liljif' A -A r-. S ' r,Tl!q-jzijg g5:ffQQggl',cA 1, lgjEtkQil.g,'EX-'- .,.- , , p K, A 'il o' X . l -5 V bl, ' if , - 'l Y e 'lj JZ- - .W-V A - ' F. 7' us 1 A' llj Qln ,...,-1-.r 4 i V .M 2 fl- Q if .se s s a S S ' I , , - S -,ill,m.l,l, - .ag A 0,1 VU. 5' A ' it tiff 'fa ' fffgiif: - Q M is'leef1mx A A 3- I a i if . Q A ' -.- 4-. ilzctffw Nl ..'. till N- Q41 F' x 'iii Ar 'fc-le 3-.1 2 2 . f o j 'gli' .A ,Q r no ,L TQ' 4 4 S. ,i . ll 'T'- ,,4,,,,,. A X rc h 4+ it ' ' S W .. 14 . , l L - i g , 1 2 - , ' .',. E Q 'E ,X 4,055.2 . A W V 'glJ:,f-L? 1 ' ' e l M V273 , .Q if 'fi l rg1l I f ff: A ., -h LEE. - E Activities 103 mama: ,1- E, way , 'E I T .L Mfg! J . Jiri? sit -' T' J' 'F ,,, I-. -, if X I , 0 In 1 jim :Lf Juniors Extend Their Spirit to the School Under the leadership of its of- ficers the Junior class treasury was expanded toward their goal. The officers leading the Juniors were: President Mary Beth Dixon, Vice- President Sue Kluding, Treasure Ellen Kline, and Secretary Cherly Collier, tpictured at rightl. Along with the help of advisors Paul Conry and Sister Mary Ligouri, S.N.D., the magazine drive and Christmas Dance were successful projects. These projects were not only successful in monitary value but also a factor in bringing unity to the class of '76, Not only a success in projects of their own, the Juniors also held their own in extra-curricular acti- vities.. Members of the class were able to earn starting spots on var- sity teams in boys' and girls' ath- letics. Junior participation in other activities such as S.A.E., Junior Achievement, and French Club showed their enthusiasm to- wards becoming involved in the school. The class of '76 truly displays the Spirit of 76 in heading to- ward their graduation and the country's 200th birthday. M Barbara Barman Deborah Boose L l' T - Charles Borgeson , k .s V t 1? Lynn Borgia T 'A T 1 A Paul Bresson K l 1. I ' ' ' if .'.. i. ' ll ' I Susan Bronder l, Edward Casselberry I Cheryl Collier Marilyn Cutnaw Mary Beth Dixon 106 Juniors A the , X U s Iwi l , , :,W'7 ' 1- ,- if .Q lr 'Alf' ll .UC '1' un? alll. JM , A rf 110.14 A, if Xl' A, fi ul W i if .. 1 Q A ,K . lil kv., lil. h,,1.llIJl3s 6 I l. jf- ik M. A fr' ,l X l'.1. .OL ... J 1 .- . .tv .. Q ?i.iQ,1r,-,aQg4a?:Q1 .-1 ' . A , 1:14 -4. :N 15 s ' J A, .'-,'f- Kj'yr1hi.f'e,31 ,YEIHQ ML- . .1 ,E u as-ff LY,fA X ' . I , l :S .U Rudy Dudics 7 Virginia Egle l Cynthia Ely if Michael Fish A A Kathleen 'Fisher -15 W ,l l ng, l F l 'ir M544 'L fit ,eu Marilyn A. Fisher Marilyn J. Fisher Carol Frank James Fulton Michael Gfell 1 Pamela Goostree Joseph Gross David Harshberger Stephen Herner .5143 Q , fhfjhji-J r'15f335'l - F Q' mf- K ' ' QV Q Qld F Qilllmnf . . J 5 1 llfljiflmas l jI'vY'A'-xii' X' F in xif-is- pn.LJ.cD - rl ' V- I H u gr 'w V ' :gigs X Scmlaj 4-lgifwl s 'I ,- '5'gf.E.31f'f5 if gif.. all , Xq'lQf',r'1 1' Ig!!-i..,'li-.5 1,.ii1?q.' k '.v1,, ,,1g1'1 ' 'F if-' 1 T 'QQ' M 'f'i3lEi. J E 2 A-Am: 5ef.w:5f f flee -.slag-iefgga. ,, al 'Liss'-'fCd6ef1if if-'ff' we f3? 4r'f fee' J if meffi s.' Mr, T531 if :W--A ea-ein - - l, ,e g i?ig :s.1wJlfMit1mf': A-'If T' J ?3f'1fEi'Z, 1. gf' .- fl : 1 4- iv? 5' ,,,Q,g,.sQ,-5157.1-Q. 'ii B 37 wtfriiiiii' A. Junior Johnl Reineck works diligently on his homework during a break in class. B. Signs hanging on the, walls advertise the juniors annual Christmas dance. Juniors 107 'EE Patricia Hertenstem John Hickey Carolyn Hipp Laura Hipp Robert Hipp James Hofacker Allan Hohler Nlary Beth! Hohler David Hutchins Kevin Kacm arsky ,, Q 1. v. 'IJ 2. :xi , , 108 Juniors A. Junior girls show artistic ability during study hallt sketching a haunted house on the blackboard. lefty Monica Peters, Alice Schaffer and Mary Beth Hohler. B. The tough life of a student exemplified by Clint Tinker as he relaxes during class. C. John Hickey sports a smile during one of the numerous Flyer roundball victories. D. Juniors chose Cindy Ely as their home- coming attendant. Here she is driven in the parade by Harold Simon. E. Paul Bresson piggybacks a table to the Social Hall in preparation for the Christmas dance. w , 4 Class of 76, Celebrates a Memorable Year With Country F,-3' 'x , ,. . . ,, XM, l . ,ls 1, 5 . J. -Q 1 97, , 1' l ' an l N ' 'X 1 Ji J , K K, ef TL 5 , IV W ' 2 ll' 'X K l 4 1 QM H QB J Q'-nv as-J I -qi' Steven Kayatin Susan Kerner ,vb Ellen Kline Sue Kluding Steven Kocher s 1 Kevin Koontz Cathy Kraft Michael LaRoche David Leitz 'Gavina Leos -rl I fe ' .K-,. ' ' ' William Linder Jeffrey Lodermeier Jane Luke Rick Mack Sheila Mack Juniors 109 Timothy Mellen Thomas Meyers Thomas Mockler ,.,. Alan Myers 42 Linda Newcomer S-f Monica Peters Steve Preston Theresa Raines Thomas Reed John Reineclc .'L -'.w gf' X ' W 'E 1' l f -aiiv-TQQ7'-- '1'5' lvl 1 1' -. i, l T out T T ,, T I .V . ,...? 1 T L, .J .Q ,',. l Q. If - 3,9 -L v r. - ' X 'V t uf' Nfl ' 4 X..f X. , , 1 li E x X - Vg ,A ,B Thomas' Rippon Constance Ruffing Mary Kay Schaffer Alice Schaffer Mary Sch lotterer 3' ri? A. Junior football players build a pyramid during a peplrally. B. Ellen Kline portrays a farmer during Farmer's Dayll. 1 C. Junior's homecoming float took second place be- hind the sophomores. D. The Class of '76 stands during a pep rally awaiting the final prayer for a victory. . 110 Juniors T lam l . T fri? p N - l 4 . . Y V I ' I Q1 -, .wsp-QV sl! , T is ' -m aj' W' I T ' me ei l , rv 1 ,f 7 1 T 1. , 3- iff l . lf' , 3. V l ,.-':l' .., 4-. Lf1A , L Y' -u.. .-q,, 1 '1 UI... M M-, 1 . .. :J l ,N , We,.,:,l:, xzm -4. -:L ,hi .Y J, 'I .P IU' c ' ' A ll l l Q 1 I .dn vi '11 V ' 'j'-.gif JN -1 lglgjv- A-gy Y R V. .1 X , . T . , . . xx V , L X. K' , x w 2 K' nw .mt in , , lvl l 3 f 'r- lx, X nllfx mn! ,,f ., 1 J :E I B 'l.,.q?jp ' Ht U, , QQ .. l ,llgfr A 'l A I- , . Arfeq-u-vfyf -2.2 1 X . -ma fl' f fff J 'if f inii 1 i ' 4 ,V In -.A, ff . t- ' 1 Paula Schnellinger Harold Simon Thomas Sitterly Theodore Skinn David Sm ith Linda Soison Sharon Spaar Kevin Sprowl Juniors 111 Debra Stein Donna Stein John Swabley Clinton Tinker Duane Trares Wilbur Vickery Kathleen Wasiniak Virginia Watkins John Weisenberger Scott West Steven Wheeler Teri Wurzel ----'v,v- .1 --- ',---' - T----M --v , , . - V- A-9 , , -' 4: 1 ' ' -pg.--,-.A Q1 ' , '--1. -Y L: ez: ,. 'na - I or 1- X .4 lugs,-L ,WU 2 Lge-:E ' A- K . ,sl ,A , . , ' , l . -,, ., 'i'-3 151 -'-1,1-4 .., . . M . A . l W l '- Q 2- 'E' X if u-?v' I 6 ! vb ,virgin ,l n . Q U ' AFM! Ld -f K N 4 f - 1' ' A'i:,E - ' , 1 V A j l- V , .EN V 1 . 5 4: ' 'A l N 4,1551 gsy f ,A 'Q 1 . ,f SV' ,,.,- -gf ,tl Ahoy' , .,+,ARlq't L, S: :YW me A 11 .gif ,ziggy ,shwrs i '+:,,,vg. .Jia J JEAN. ui.-L.v.4vAi! ,axe ,Ji -e 'N fui ...y r-fb vw! X X W ., l l--sv I l l l A 1 wwf A. The face of Barb Barman in deep thought catches the photo- grapher's lens. B. Spirit and enthusiasm playedan important part' in football and' bas- ketball victories, displayed here by the junior girls. g,. 112 Juniors Class of 77 Prepares to Assume Leadership s l fi-9' It Q, Y' I - f . . .2 -4 ' in ' i Aer' mfr- 4' 1' 'i 1 , lrsiri :fl W ' 5-l lVlW 3 i 5 ' l liked +-www ff i X-' Wi.. 'L '.' --Is' . V ','F2 . f' 3 . ' ' R uve' Will ' '-5:2w'f , ies, -- li xrdtagw' A -s g: '- sig .',,w.2 f4Vi'ff ' sl-'f?,'?1 f ' 1?.'fL'Q-'Q--P ' ,i W, --A-ggi-il ,',- 'E H s ' 'f . l I - AF J ' ' f?'il 7 'lii5L,.tf:s:?' fff f's4 ?MWhiVifHQQW's?f gf, s'L1glg4Q5QifFfQ 'l l 'jf ,w' I L4 IS, ' 1 ' x i Q ik rf'f' if. JU ' V' :i 12' 3 el, . 'Q' ' N X I xy, :X ix 'MH .1 r A ,Easifix N553 .1 ! I I U xl E ii f, 'ff -1 L + '5 is A ' 55 i k 1.1, F ai,-.swrx ,Maw uf gl ,... ,- Q? M Sl: --fr.,-J ff' ,1 a, ' J. 0' an 2 . S944 tv ', f'1'f L Q li 1. 5 i ' , I1 v b 'Q .- , 'H' 'X Il Q , ' l 'uf'1 Rl My A ' i 'Sf' 32 2 ' lu'1 1- V5.9 ' 45 1 - ,lv .. 1. 'fffi' 'N WH JM , I' , 5- 11 f 'A it' i' l it r I , L il i 1 ln H . l' 1 l v Q ' ,f .J , . . Ef1a l LEQJ' iasfg Higgs- nl' X X + E , ,rieesff-a-ne j -'ifefwiflifl Q- ,we-'f a . Energetic, studious, respectful and-ambitious are words which could be used to describe mem- bers of the sophomore class. President Charles Hillman, Vice-President Judy Meesig, Secretary Cindy Nickoli, and Treasure Mary Ann Skinn provided the sophs with the leadership to win the trophy for the best homecoming float. Advisors William Wise and Sister Mary Giovani S.N.D. guided the class of '77 with much encouragement l f V ' If nl ' ' H ll 1 l 1 2 f ' ' N , lof i ll i M -.ll 1.1 Cynthia Adelman ' 'I ' ' li N IJ LL' lil l ' -a wg James Amato q ,- g , Q glr f- y ' 'il P, ...sr-, ' ' ,lr -.. L. 'LaMont Arnold 'Q N ' f ' Q, 1 J 5 -SJ -, K ff Steven Ball V ,, ' Q ,Y , ' 1 1 ' ,Tin Dale Barman l. V'13i :sw erwfyyff tfxsepfx W 1 V 0 G lX -fs ,...l5ll.t.f'lrJ ffl! .1 I .rlnffe gf?-1 Q11 x gzexi s r,qse i ' '52'k Y'-:ful i n ' . --gr : . iff' '- f 'jr I li WV, 1 , .QM Davld Barman ,ug V , 1 - William Barron! ,T - l - ' Q Mary Bellamy A' 4 . ,. I , I Kathy Betschman Nl y lil!! y .i Lawrence Binsack ,fr Q' l,,Myw-g Ll: 1 N . f 'Ill-.QYQL 1 .- B Sophomores 113 Gerald Braden Barbara Bundschuh Jonathan Cahill Craig Casselberry Denise Colletta Susan Dudics ' 3 K '- 'N ' 'V A i it J A Iwi- i .rg W 1.1 P 1 Margaret Collins i!'Q-ffl , 1 I A i James Creamer E554 I f ' :Qi 'ff J X ' Q i Donald Davis ri'-1 if Wifi I l , Ellen Dixon ,J J .'l ?f4l I J - I-a,-fl N ' ii. .RT-.: ,QL . u.,,. L, V, ., . 2, 4. , J ' l 1 ' l Stephen Eggleston ii 3 A .Ss 'i ,Y ' if-, Susan Fields J ' iff' ' A .N , , i , ,If r 1: James Fisher E I ,T ,., . I 1 u 5 Martha Fleming ill. - P Y 116 1 db! 'A Q X vi . gl ' J . - 1' H Q' ' ' 1 .-I if 1 I ' 'iii' , . f H5841 Jllgz: l 1 l l L i , ,, A A , Dx . ' 'Q 2 . A. Proof of the sophomore spirit and hard work once again showed as they won first place in competition with the other classes, for the best homecoming float. B. Jim Fisher listens intently during his English class. C. Many sophomores participated in band. Mary Bellamy blows out a tune on her baratone during a basketball game. 114 Sophomores Jam es Frank Margaret French Constance Frey Jul ie Goodsite Thomas Fulton Lori Greenwald Kathleen Gross Constance Healy Dwight Henry Charles Hillman Lori Hirt Jeffrey Hipp Timothy King David Kiser Duane Kluding Allen Langjahr Thomas Lesch Julia Missler' Sophomores 115 Margaret Miller Julia Missler Paula Moehlman Charles Nardecchia Cynthia Nickoli Patricia Pilus Rosemary Raines John Richards Eliane Riley Mark Riley Thomas Ruffing Timothy Ruffing Kevin Schaffer Mary Beth Schild -,-. F! Ae: .i I ,Q 'P+ llf'-331 t . l . r !Mx Sophs Strive for Perfection in Studies Q-f i S+ 'i,,,.i it -ffl A ' wb r x iwggc ,fi if 1 yr 'EN N, ii l Wi, A i 1 H527 f. N-' ' W l If, 'uw F Xt fp I M 1 r ii Q r T f I fi:..,g ff Mi NWS' N Xi MQ d l A. Sophomore homecoming at- tendant Karen Schlotterer wears a pretty smile as she rides along the parade route. B. Members of the reserve basket- ball team get ready to return to action. C. Soph boys show their spirit. D, Female members of the class of '77 stand up and cheer at a pep rally. E. Sophs ride on Mark RiIey's tractor which powered their first place float. Karen Schlotterer Laura Schmuhl Matthew Schmuhl Kathryn Schnellinger Nancy Simon Mary Ann Skinn Wayne Snay James Snyder Judith Spaar Mark Stoll Ann Stieber Eric Theisen Vernard Vickery ' Betty Weisenberger Vicki Wurzel Sophomores 117 Spirit of 7 8 T, Generates tfiif- f '-ivx,-if 7 1' Enthusiasm 4, Taking one of the bigger steps of their life, the members of St. Paul's freshman class entered the doors of ., high school for the first time. Adap- Lf, tation tohigh school life took time, but the frosh were soon a part of SPH after being iniated by the seniors Freshman officers: President Ken Bleile, Vice-President Cheryl Berry, Secretary Carrie Amato, and Treasurer Bill Hohler along with advisors Mrs. Judy Bishop and Mr. Dick Alge, helped the , class adapt to the new changes. i X Strong participation in the class- room and extra-curricular activities present a bright future for the class of '78 118 Freshman Carrie Amato ' Theresa Barron Cheryl Berry Diane Betschman Cecelia Bick Michael Bick Barbara Bleile Kenneth Bleile Matthew Bresson Barbara Brutsche Cheryl Bundschyh Lynn Camp -u 1 1 X T ,, J if it fiery' 'W 1' . W it .w,-,, Deborah Collierf v-' Jeffery Colvin ,Michael Dailev Debra DeFraine Barbara Dible Kathy Didion Lisa Dixon- James Englerl: - Mary Fries Charles Fritz Cynthia Furey Michael Gahagan Bryan Gibson Richard Gilson Bonnie Goodsite KW!! 2, -, F. . V I 1 , 'x x ' 'N I 's Michael Harshberger Gregory Heit Gregory Hipp Julie Hipp Mark Hipp L J Lila ,- lei A. Freshman Cheerleaders: L to R, Back, Barb Bleile and Cathy Oliva: Front, Cheryl Berry,-Patti Rekarl: and Mary Fries. B. Cathy Oliva seems unimpressed by the action during a basketball game. Freshman 119 Wilfred Hohler John Kacmarsky James Kerner Matthew Kline Sandra Kluding Patricia LaRoche Bemadette Lesch John Lieber Sharon Mack Patrick McC rann Craig Missler Joseph Missler Susan Nlissler Julie Myers Catherine Oliva Bryan Price 'T.c.:.-fig.. 1 111- - if -.N-viqql,-,Q Frosh Initiated Into High School A. Freshman Mike Gahagan and Bryan Gibson are introduced as frosh gridclers at a pep rally. B. Cheryl Berry, 1974 freshman homecoming attendant. C. Freshman slaves to the seniors, L to R, Cheryl Berry, Bryan Price and Cathy Oliva. D. Freshman ride on their float which finished third among the classes. J ,V -, 'V . q ii, J .f ' ' I' ' A V ' 1 vii ,f I , gp. J li I lj D ,' H' f Y... 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Mark Smith displays his initiation costume with a smile. I B. Slave Bryan Price speaks to Ceaser during initiation. C. Patti, Rekart, caught looking in deep thought over Kathy 'Didion s shoulder. D. Freshman football players doing their favorite dance. E. Coach Bill Wise and his frosh basket- ball team. L to R Standing, John Kac- marsky, Dave Weisenberger, Bob Schweitzer, Mike Bick and Rick Gilson. Kneeling, Greg Hipp, Qireg Heit, Bill' Hohler, and Matt Kline. Sitting, Joe Missler, Jim Englert. Jim Wise, Jim Spettle and Jett Uolvih. , Joan Swabley Michael Tamowski Jeffrey Tinker Karen Toney David Weisenberger Rita Weisenberger Ann West Randal Wheeler Norma Wilhelm James Wise J Donna Wurzel Freshman 122 Senior Index AMATO, KATHLEEN Class Officer 1,27 Honor Roll 3,41 Cheerleader 1,3,47 Girl's Tennis 1,27 Pep Club 1,2,3,47 GAA 1, 2,3,47 GAA Officer 1,2,3,47 Gym Show 1,2,37 Holy Cross 1,2,37 Tennis -Varsity 3,42 Class Play 47 CYO 1,2,3,47 CYO Play 1,27 CYO Swim Team 27 Drama Club 27 Mat Maid 27 Bat Maid 1,27 Junior Achieve- ment 2,32 French Club 2,3,4. ARNOLD, LAWRENCE EHovE 3,47 cvo 1,2. BARMAN, KATHLEEN Tennis 37 Pep Club 1,2,37 GAA 1,2,3, Powder Puff 17 CYO 1,2,3,47 'Volleyball 1. BETSCHMAN, SHARON Honor Roll 1,2,3,47 Pep Club 1,2,3,47 GAA 1, 2,3,4, Volleyball 27 Basketball 2,47 CYO 1,2,3,4, Mat Maid 3,47 French Club 2,3,4. Bic K, EUGENE Honor Roll 1,41 Football 17 Acolyte 1,2,3,47 CYO 1,2,3,47 French Club 1,2. BINSACK CHRISTINE Class Officer 47 Honor Roll 1,2,3,47 Pep Club 1,2,3,4, GAA 1,2,3,47 Powder Puff 2,31 Holy Cross 3,41 Volleyball 1,2,3,47 Basketball 2,3,47 FTA 3,41 FTA Officer 47 CYO 1,2,3j French Club 2. BLEILE, DAVID Football 1,2,3,47 Track 47 Golf 1,2,37 Pep Club 47 Cheerleader, HC-ND 47 Class Play 47 CYO 1,2,3, 47 CYO Officer 47 Varsity Club 2,3,47 Varsity Club Officer 47 S.C'. Representative 37 JA 2,47 French Club 1,2, Boy's Choir 4. BORGIA, ANTHONY Honor Roll 37 Pep Club 47 Football 1,2,3,4, Baseball 17 EHOVE 37 Cheerleader, HC-ND 47 Class Play 47 Varsity ClubA3,47 Second Team Con- ference F0Otballj Honorable Mention All-Ohio Center 4. BRONDER, MAUREEN u Honor Roll 1,2,3,47 Pep Club 1,2,3,47 GAA 1,2, 3,47 Gym Show 2,32 Powder Puff 37 Holy Cross 37 CYO 47 CYO Play 1,2,37 CYO Swim Team 27 Dra- ma Club 27 Drama Club Officer 27 Student Council 47 JA 37 Flag Bearer 1,2,37 National Honor Society 47 American Legion Award 4. BRUTSCHE, MARY CYO 1,2, GAA 2,37 Volleyball 3,4. CAMP, DENNIS Honor Roll 2,42 Football 1,27 Golf 1,2,3,47 Pep Club 47 Cheerleader, HC-ND 47 Intramural Basket- ball 1,22 Class Play 47 CYO 1,2,3,47 CYO Swim Team 2,32 Varsity Club 2,3,47 JA 47 French Club 1,2. 124 CASSELBER RY, ROBERT 2 Look-A-Hood sloff 3,45 Spirit Staff 4, cvo 1, 3,4, JA 4. CUTNAW, PATRICIA Honor Roll 2,3,47 Pep Club 1,2,3,47 GAA 1, 2 3 47 GAA Officer 3,47 Gym Show 1, Powder Puff 1,2' 37 Holy Cross 37 Volleyball 1,3,4j CYO 1,2,3,47 Mixed Chorus 17 French Club 27 National Honor Society 4. DEMPSEY, MARGARET Class Officer 2,3,47 Honor Roll 1,2,37 Pep Club 1,2,3,47 GAA 1,2,3,47 Gym Show 1,2,3,47 Powder Puff 37 Holy Cross 2,37 Class Play 47 CYO 1,2,3,42 Drama Club 27 Bat Maid 37 Student Coun- cil 2,3,4j French Club 1,2,3,47 National Honor Society 4. DIBLE, MARY ANN Honor Roll 1,2,3,47 Pep Club 1,2,3,47 GAA 1,2 3,47 Powder Puff 1,2, Volleyball 1,2,4, Tennis 37 ' FTA 17 CYO 1,2,47 Drama Club 27 Band 1,2,3,4j JA 27 French Club 2,3,47 Outstanding Bandsman 27 National Honor Society 4. DIDION, GERALD Class Officer 37 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4j Tennis 47 Golf 1,2,3,4j Pep Club 47 Basketball 2,37 Class Play 47 CYO 1,2,3,47 CYO Basketball 47 Varsity Club 2,3,47 Varsity Club Officer 47 Student Coun- cil 27 Golf, Most Improved 1, 1107, 2, Most Points 3, Mosl: Points 4. EGGLESTON, THERESA Honor Roll 27 Pep Club 1,2,3,4, GAA 1,2,3,4Q Gym Show 1,27 Powder Puff 1,2,37 HC-N D 1,2,3,4Q Basketball 27 CYO 1,2,3,47qMixed Chorus 27 EHOVE 3,41 First Place EHOVE Senior Hair Styling Competition. EG.LE, GERALD Football 37 Football Manager 1,27 Wrestling 37 Tennis 27 Basketball Manager 17 Track Manager 17 Look-A-Head Staff 3,47 Class Play 47 CYO 1, 2,3,47 CYO Officer 37 CYO Basketball 47 CYO Play 27 Mixed Chorus 3,47 Intramural Basketball 1,2,4j Drama Club 27 Varsity Club 1,2,3,47 Student Council 1,27 S.C. Officer 3,47 JA 4. FIELDS, JENNIFER Class Officer 1,21 Honor Roll 37 Cheerleader 1, 3,47 Pep Club 1,2,3,47 Pep Club Officer 1,2,3,4j Gym Show 1,2,3,4j Powder Puff 17 Notre- Dame 3,4 Volleyball 37 Class Play 47 CYO 1,2,3,47 CYO Play 27 CYO Swim Team 27 Drama Club 27 Mat Maid 27 Bat Maid 37 Student Council 1,27 Flag Bearer 27 French Club 3,47 National Honor Society 4. FLIGOR, CYNTHIA Look-A-Head Staff 47 Pep Club 1,2,3,47 GAA 1,2,3,4, Gym Show 1,27 Powder Puff 17 HC-N D 27 Volleyball 1,2,3,47 CYO 1,2,37 CYO Swim Team 1,2. FOGAL, PATRICIA Look-A-Head Staff 47 Pep Club 1,2,3,47 GAA 1,2,3,47 Gym Show 2,47 Powder Puff 27 Volleyball 2,3,47 CYO 1,2,3,47 Drama Club 27 Student Council 47 French Club 2,3,4. FOX, JAMES Football 1,27 CYO 1,2,3,47 CYO Swim Team 1,27 Basketball 1,2. FRIES, STEVEN Honor Roll 3,47 Golf 1,2,3,47 Look-A-Head Staff 3,47 HC-ND Coach 47 Basketball 1,2,3,47 Class Play 47 CYO 1,2,3,4, Varsity Club 2,3,47 Spirit Staff 47 First Team Conference Basketball 4, Honorable Mention District and State Basket- ball 4. FRITZ, CATHERINE Class Officer 3,42 Honor Roll 1,2,3,47 Cheer- leader 1,32 Pep Club 1,2,3,4Q GAA 1,2,3,47 GAA Officer 27 Gym Show 1,2,37 Powder Puff 1,2,37 HC- ND 2,3,47 Volleyball 2,3,47 Class Play 47 CYO 1,2, 3,42 Student Council 2,3,47 French Club 1,37 Na- tional Honor Society 3,4. GAHAGAN, ANN Look-A-Head Staff 47 Pep Club 1,2,3,47 Pep Club Officer 37 GAA 1,2,3,47 Powder Puff 1,22 Vol- leyball 2,3,47 Basketball 17 CYO 1,2,3,47 Mat Maid 47 JA 4. GREENWA LD, LINDA Honor Roll 1,2,3,47 Pep Club 1,2,3,47 GAA 1,2, 3,47 Volleyball 1,22 CYO 1,2,3,47 French Club 1,2, 3,42 National Honor Society 3,4. GROSS, STEPHEN. Football 1,2,3,47 Track 2,37 Wrestling 37 Base- ball 17 Varsity Club 2,3,47 Look-A-Head Staff 4. HEsToN,oENN1s cvo 1,2,3,4. HIPP, LISA Honor Roll 1,2,47 Cheerleader 17 Pep Club 1,2, 3,42 GAA 1,2,3,47 Gym Show 2,37 Powder Puff 1,27 Volleyball 1,2,47 CYO 1,2,3,47 Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3,47 Flag Bearer 3,47 French Club 3,47 Co-Captain Flag Bearer 4. HIPP, PAMELA Cheerleader 1,27 Pep Club 1,2,3,47 GAA 1,2,3,47 Volleyball 17 FTA 3,47 FTA Officer 47 CYO 1,2,3,4j Drama Club 27 Band 1,2,3. HOFAC KER, LIN DA Honor Roll 1,2,47 Homemaker's Award 47 Pep Club 1,2,3,47 GAA 1,2,3,47 Powder Puff 17 CYO 1,2,3,47 French Club 17 National Honor Society 47 Volleyball 1,2,3,4. HUG, ELIZABETH Honor Roll 1,2,37 Look-A-Head Staff 47 Pep Club 1,2,3,47 GAA 1,2,3,47 Gym Show 27 Powder Puff 1,2,37 Volleyball 1,2,47 CYO 1,2,47 Mixed Chorus 1,27 Drama Club 27 Mat Maid 27 Band 1, 2,31 JA 37 French Club 1,2,3. JOHNSON, THOMAS Track 1,2,3,47 Wrestling 1,2,3,47 Look-A-Head Staff 3,47 Acolyte 1,2,37 CYO 1,2,3,42 CYO Officer 47 CYO Basketball 37 CYO Swim Team 2,31 Mixed Chorus 1,2,37 Varsity Club 2,3,47 Band 47 National Honor Society 47 Captain of Wrestling Team 4. KACMARSKY, WILLIAM Honor Roll 1,2,3,47 Football 1,2,3,47 Wrestling 2,37 Baseball 47 Look-A-Head Staff 3,47 Spirit Staff 47 Editor 47 Pep Club 47 Pep Club Officer 47 Cheerleader HC-N D 47 Class Play 47 CYO 1,2,3,41 CYO Basketball 47 Valedictorian 47 Boy's State Altemate 37 Varsity Club 2,3,47 JA 47 Boy's Chorus 47 National Honor Society 3,47 Quill and Scroll 4. KLINE, MARIANNE Honor Roll 2,3,47 Look-A-Head Staff 47 Pep Club 1,2,3,47 GAA 1,2,3,4Q Gym Show 1,2,37 Powder Puff 1,27 HC-ND 1,3,4j Volleyball 1,2,3,47 CYO 1, 2,3,47 CYO Swim Team 17 Homecoming Queen 4. KLUDING, RITA Honor Roll 37 Tennis 37 Pep Club 1,2,37 GAA 1,2,3,47 Gym Show 2,37 Powder Puff 17 Volleyball 27 FTA 27 CYO 1,2,47 Band 3,47 Majorette 3,4. KLUDING, SHEILA Pep Club 1,2,3,47 GAA 1,2,3,47 Gym Show 17 CYO 2,3,47 EHOVE 3,47 Perfect Attendance at EHOVE 3,47 KNOLL, ROBERT Football 1,27 Look-A-Head Staff 47 CYO 1,27 French Club 47 Boy's Chorus 4. KRAMER, MARY Honor Roll 37 Pep Club 1,2,3,47 Pep Club Of- ficer 47 GAA 1,2,3,47 Gym Show 1,27 Powder Puff 1,2,37 HC-ND 1,2,3,47 Volleyball 1,2,3,47 Tennis 27 ,C lass Play 47 CYO 1,2,3,47 CYO Play 27 CYO Swim Team 1,2,37 Basketball 1,2,37 Drama Club 27 Drama Club Officer 27 Mat Maid 3,47 Student Council 1,42 JA 47 Flag Bearer 1,3. LACONTE, MICHAEL Honor Roll 1,2,3,47 Football 1,27 Golf 1,2,37 Acolyte 1,2,3,47 CYO 1,2,3,47 French Club 47 Na- tional Honor Society 3,47 Pep Club 4. LEAK, Jom 125 LEITZ, CATHERINE , Cheerleader 2,3,47 Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Gym Show 1,2,3,4, Powder Puff 1,2,37 HC-ND 27 Volley- ball 1,2,3,47 Basketball 17 CYO 1,2,3,47 CYO Play 37 CYO Swim Team 1,2,37 Drama Club 27 Mat Maid 2. LESCH, CONSTANCE Honor Roll 1,2,3,4? Track 27 Look-A-Head Staff 37 Spirit Staff 47 Pep Club 1,2,3,4, GAA 1,2, 3.4: Gym Show 1,23 Powder Puff 17 HC-ND 3: Vol- leyball 1,47 l- TA 3,47 FTA Officer 47 CYO 1,2,3,47 JA 2,3,4. . LIEBER, MARY Honor Roll 3,47 Tennis 3,47 Pep Club 1,2,3,47 GAA 1,2,3,47 Gym Show 1,22 Powder Puff 1,27 HC-ND2,47 CYO 1,2,3,47 CYO Swim Team 27 Mixed Chorus 27 Mat Maid 27 Homecoming At- tendant 1. LIN DER, JOSEPH Hon,orfRoll 1,2,3,4, Acolyte 1,2,37 CYO 1,2,3,47 Mixed Chorus 2,3,47 Band 47 JA 37 Church Organist 2,3,4j National Honor Society 3,41 Bandsman of the Year 4. MCCRANN, KEVIN Golf 1,2,3,4, CYO 3,47 Varsity Club 3,47 Golf Most Improved 3. MCLAUGIH LIN, cARoLYN Honor'RoIl 1,2,4Q Pep Club 1,2,3,47 CYO 1,2,3, 4. , MACK, KEVIN Football 1,2,3,47 Track 37 CYO 1,2,3,47 CYO Basketball 1,2,3,47 CYO Swim Team 1,2,3. MEESIG, JOHN Football 27Baseball l,3,4j Tennis 27 Look-A- Head Staff 37 Spirit Staff 47 HC-N D Coach 37 Bas- ketball 2,3,41 Class Play 4'7 CYO 1,2,3,4, Varsity Club 1,2,3,47 Varsity Officer 47 Boy's Chorus 47 Basketball, Best Defense 37 Most Improved 4. MEYER, JUDY Cheerleader 27 Look-A-Head Staff 3,47 Spirit Staff 47 Pep Club 1,2,3,47 Pep Club Officer 3,47 GAA 1,2,3,47 GAA Officer 17 Gym Show 1,2,3,4, Powder Puff 1,2,37 HC-ND 1,2,3,47 Basket- ball 1,27 Class Play 47 CYO 1,2,3,47 Mat Maid 3, 47 Bat Maid 27 French Club 1,27 Homecoming At- tendant 3. MILLER, ALBERT Football 17 Track 2,42 Boy's Pep Club 47 Class Play 47 Varsity Club 27 JA 47 Boy's Chorus 4. MOORE, ROBIN Honor Roll 1,27 Pep Club 1,2,3,4, GAA 1,2,3,47 GAA Officer 37 Gym Show 1,27 Powder Puff 1,27 HC 'ND2,3,4, CYO 2,3,47 CYO Swim Team 37 Mixed Chorus 1,27 Drama Club 27 Mat Maid. 2,3,47 Student Council 47 JA 47 Homecoming Attendant 4. 126 NIEDZVVIECKI, WILLIAM Honor Roll 1,27 Track 1,2,3,47 Wrestling 1, 2,3,47 Class Play 47 CYO 1,2,3,4: CYO Officer 37 CYO Talent Show 1,27 Boy's State 37 Varsity Club 1,2,3,4, Band 1,2,3j Band Officer 1,27 JA 47 Boy's Chorus 47 Wrestling, Most Points, Most Pins 37 Fireland's Conference Champ Wrestling 4. OLIVA, THOMAS ' Honor Roll 1,42 Baseball 1,2,3,47 Look-A- Head Staff 37 Spirit Staff 47 Pep Club 47 HC-N D Coach 3, Cheerleader 47 Basketball 1,2,3,47 Class Play 47 CYO 1,2,3,4, Boy's State 37 Varsity Club 2,3,47 JA 2,3,4, French Club 1,2,47 Boy's Chorus 47 Basketball, Most Rebounds 4. QRTH, NANCY Honor Roll 37 Tennis 37 Pep Club 1,2,3,47 GA! 1,2,3,47 Gym Show 2,3,4j Powder Puff 1,22 FTA 27 CYO 1,2,3,47 Basketball 17 Band 1,2,47 Majorette 47 Flag Bearer 1,27 Volleyball 1,2,3. A, PERCIVA L, KATHLEEN - Pep Club 1,2,37 GAA 1,2,3,47 Powder Puff 1,27 Volleyball 47 CYO 1,2,47 CYO Swim Team 27 Mat Maid 2. PETERS, CHARLENE Honor Roll 1,2,47 Pep Club 1,2,3,47 GAA 1,2,3, 47 Powder Puff 1,22 CYO 1,2,3,4, Mat Maid 2,3,4Q JA 27 French Club 1,27 Volleyball 1,2,3,4. PUSATERI, BRIAN Class Officer 1,2,37 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4, Foot- ball 1,2,3,4: Track 1,2,3,47 Wrestling 2,3, Look- A-Head Staff 3,47 Spirit Staff 47 Homemakers Award 17 Acolyte 47 HC-ND Cheerleader 47 Bas- ketball 17 Class Play 47 Mixed Chorus 17 Varsity Club 1,2,3,47 French Club 47 Boy's Chorus 47 Track Award -1107. 4. ' REICHERT, GERALD Honor Roll 1,2,3,4, Football 17 Acolyte 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 47 HC-ND Cheerleader 47 Senior Class I Play 47 CYO 1,2,3,47 CYO Swim Team 27 JA 2,37 Boy's Chorus 4. RIEDY, MARK Honor Roll 1,2,3,47 Track 2,37 Pep Club 47 CYO 1,2,3,47 CYO Basketball 2,3,47 Mixed Chorus 17 Boy's Chorus 4. RILEY, JosEPH EHovE 3,4. RILEY, RONALD EHovE 3,4. RosPERT, JEANE' Honor Roll 2,3,47 Cheerleader 1,2,4f Pep Club 1,2,3,47 Pep Club Officer 17 GAA 1,2,3,47 GAA Officer 47 Gym Show 1,2,3,4j Powder Puff 1,22 HC- ND 2,37 CYO 1,2,3,47 Bat Maid 27 French Club 2,3 Volleyball 1,2,3,4. RUFFING, SUZANNE RUPP, ANITA Honor Roll' 37 Pep Club 1,2,3,4, GAA 1,2,3,47 GAA Officer 37 Gym Show 17 Powder Puff 27 HC- ND 2,3,47 Volleyball 1,2,3,47 Class Play 47 CYO 1,2,3,4f CYO Play 37 Drama Club 27 Drama Club Officer 27 Mat Maid 3,47 JA 3,47 Flag Bearer 1,31 Flag Bearer Co-Captain 3. RUSHIN, JEAN Honor Roll 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4Q GAA 1, 2,3,47 Gym Show 1,2,37 Powder Puff 1,27 FTA 47 Class Play 47 Drama Club 27 Student Council 3,47 Student Council Officer 3,47 French Club 1,2, National Honor Society 3.4. SADLER, STEVEN Honor Roll 37 Wrestling 1,2,3,47 Golf 1,27 Look-A-Head Staff 3,42 Editor Look-A-Head 47 Spirit Staff 47 CYO 1,2,3,47 Mixed Chorus 47 Var- sity Club 3,47 Band 3,47 Band President 47 Most Improved Golf 27 Most Improved Wrestling 3,4. SCH LACTER, JOHN Honor Roll 47 Pep Club 47 HC-ND Cheerleader 47 Class Play 47 CYO 1,2,3,4j CYO Swim Team 1, 2,32 JA 2,42 Boy's Chorus 4. sc HNEE, TERRY EHovE 3,4. SCHNELLINGER, DEAN Wrestling 1,27 Tennis 27 Acolyte 1,2,3,47 CYO 1,2,3,47 CYO Swim Team 27 Varsity Club 27 JA 4. SCHNE LLINGER, LEO SHEEHAN, NANCY Cheerleader 2,3,47 Pep Club 1,2,3,4j GAA 1, 2,3,47 Gym Show 1,2,3,47 Powder Puff 1,2,37 HC- ND 1,2,4f Volleyball 2,32 Class Play 4,.CYO 1,2, 3,47 CYO Swim Team 1,2,37 Cheerleading Captain 47 Miss TJ 4. SKINN, JOSEPH Football 17 Wrestling 47 Tennis 27 Basketball 17 CYO 1,2,3,47 Varsity Club 47 Boy's Chorus 4. SMITH, CYNTHIA Look-A-Head Staff 3,47 Spirit Staff 47 GAA 3,47 Powder Puff 27 Volleyball 3,47 CYO 2,3,4. SMITH, DEBORAH Honor Roll 27 Track 47 Look-A-Head Staff 3,47 Spirit Staff 47 Pep Club 1,2,3,47 GAA 1,2,3,47 Gym Show 1,2,3,47 Powder Puff 1,27 Volleyball 1, 2,3,4, CYO 1,2,3,47 CYO Officer 47 Flag Bearer 3,47 French Club 3,4. SMITH, KEITH Honor Roll 47 Football 1,2,3,47 Baseball 2,47 Spirit Staff 47 Class Play 47 CYO 1,2,3,47 ,Basket- ball 1,2,3,41 Varsity 2,3,4. SMITH, KEVIN , Football 1,2,3,47 Baseball 1,2,3,47 CYO 1,2,3, 47 CYO Basketball 47 Varsity Club 2,3,47 Most Valuable Defensive Lineman Football 47 First Team Conference Football 47 EHOVE 3,4. SMITH, LAURA , Honor Roll 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 1,2,3,47 GAA 1,2, 3,47 Powder Puff 17 CYO 1,2,3,4: Mixed Chorus 27 Drama Club 27 Mat Maid 27 Student Council 47 JA 37 Flag Bearer 47 French Club 1,g,4f French Club Officer 47 National Honor Society 3,47 National Merit Scholarship Letter of Recommendation 37 Volleyball 1,2,3,4. SMITH, PAU L Ei-love 3,4. SNAY, CLETUS ' EHovE 3,4. SPATAR, SUSAN 1 Honor Roll 27 Pep Club 1,2,3,4, GAA 1,2,3,47 Gym Show 2,3,47 Powder Puff 1,2,37 ND-HC 2,47 Volleyball 1,2,3,47 Class Play 47 CYO 1,2,3,47 CYO Officer 47 CYO Swim Team 27 Mat Maid 2,4. TINKER, SCOTT Honor Roll 3,47 Football 1,2,3,47 Baseball 1,3,4 Tennis 27 Look-A-Head Staff 3,42 Spirit Staff 47 Acolyte 1,27 Basketball 1,2,37 FTA 3,42 CYO 1,2,3, 47 CYO Basketball 47 CYO Swim Team 17 Varsity Club 2,3,47 Football, Captain 47 All Conference and All District Honorable Mention Football 4. VAN DRESSER, BARB 7 Honor Roll 1,2,3,47 Girl's Track 3,47 Pep Club 47 GAA 1,2,3,4, GAA Officer 47 Powder Puff 1,2, 37 HC'ND,4, Volleyball 1,2,3,42 Basketball 1,2,3, 47 Tennis 2,37 CYO 1,2,3,4, French Club 1,27 Na- tional Honor Society 4. Q WATKINS, MIKE 7 Class Officer 17 Honor Roll 1,2,3,47 Football 1,2,3,47 Track 3,47 Baseball 1,27 HC-ND Cheerlead- er 47 CYO 1,2,3,47 Class Play 47 Basketball 1,2,3,47 Varsity 'Club 2,3,4, Varsity Club Officer 47 Student Council 17 JA 2,3,47 Boy's Chorus 47 National Honor Society 3,47 Football Captain 47 Most,Im- proved Basketball 37 First Team Conference, Dis- trict, All-Ohio Football 47 National Merit Scholar- ship Commended Student 47 Most Valuable Offen- sive Lineman Football 4. ' WILDE, JULIE Honor Roll 3,47 Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Pep Club Of- ficer 27 GAA 1,2,3,4, Gym Show 1,27 Powder Puff 17 Volleyball 1,2,3,4Q Basketball 27 CYO 1,2,3,47 WISE, KAREN ,Track 3,42 Pep Club 1,2,3,47 GAA 1,2,3,47 GAA Officer 3,47 Gym Show 1,2,37 Powder Puff 1,2,37 HC-ND 2,3,47 Volleyball 1,2,3,47 Basketball 1,2,3, 47 Tennis 2,37 FTA 47 CYO 1,2,3,4. 127 Seniors Amato, K., 14,49,61,70,80,86,89,94,95,98,99 Arnold, L., 14,102 Barman, K., 14,17,48 Betschman, S., 14,45,89,101 Bick, E., 14,102 Binsack, C., 15,17,20,48,93 Bleile, D., 15,21,58,72,73,74,83,86,88,102 Borgia, A., 10,15,21,45,57,58,63,80,83,85,86,102 Bronder, M., 15 Brutsche, M., 15,44 Camp, .D., 16,17,81 Casselberry, R., 16,47 Cutnaw, P., 16,90 Didion, G., 1e,8o,81,85,ss,93 Dempsey, M., 15,16,37,98 Dible, M., 16,94,95,89 Eggleston, T., 16,101 Egle, G., 17,97,98,99 Fields, J., 17,37,61,70,86,98,99 Fligor, C., 6,17,48 Fogal, P., 17,49,89,94,95 Fox, J., 17,40 Fries, S., 4,7,17,64,65,67,71,81,84,97,99 Fritz, C., 15,18,51,9O,98 Gahagan, A., 18 Greenwald, L., 18,43,48,89 Gross, M., 2,15,18,21,59,62,62,83,86,93 Gross, S., 2,18,40,64,70,83 Henry, A., 18 Heston, D., 19,45 Hipp, L., 19,89,95 Hipp, P., 17,18,25,49,93 Hofacker, L., 19,89 Hug, E., 13,19,89,94 Johnson, T., 4,19,72,74,79,80,88 Kacmarsky, W., 4,8,21,47,58,63,75,85,86,87,96,97 Kline, M., 6,8,10,11,19,48 Kluding, R., 19 Kluding, S., 19 Knoll, R., 20 Kramer, M., 17,20,92 LaConte, M., 7,20,102, Leak, J., 20 Leitz, C. 2O,61,70,86 Lesch, C. 4,17,20,93 Lieber, M., 17,21 Linder, J., 8,21,47 McCrann, K., 2,46,78,81,84,102,112 McLaughlin, C., 17,21 Moore, R., 9,11,14,20,37,80 lvneesig, J., 4,21,22,41,64,65,66,67,69,71,75,77,85, 98,99,102! Mack, K., 21,60,63,83 Meyer, J., 4,13,22,92,97 MillerfA,, 22 Niedzwiecki, W., 6,20,72,74,84 Oliva, T., 4,2O,43,64,66,67,68,71,75,77,85,98,99 Orth, N., 23,52 Percival, K., 17,23 Peters, C., 23,89 Pusateri, J., 4,20,21,23,43,45,63,79,80,83,86,102 Reichert, G., 17,23,37,99 Reidy, M., 23 Riley, J., 23,102 Riley, R.,'24 Ringholz, K., 24 Rospert, J., 13,24,61,7O,90 Ruffimg, S., 24,48 Rupp, A., 9,24,39 128 Index 93, Rushin, M.R., 10,13,17,24,37,99 Sadler, S., 4,24,52,74,85 Schlacter, J., 24 Schnee, T., 24 Schnellinger, D., 25 Schnellinger, L., 25,49,57,58,83 Sheehan, N., 23,25,61,70,86,101 Skinn, J., 25,29,72,73 Smith, C., 4,8,20,25,97 Smith, D., 4,25,51,88,89,91 Smith, D., 26,102 Smith, K., 4,21,26,58,61,63,64,70,75,86,97 Smith, Kevin, 26,58,59,60,63,75,83,85,102 Smith, L., 26,89,95 Smith, P., 26 Snay, C., 26 Spaar, S., 10,13,26,88,92,96,101 Tinker, S., 4,21,26,39,57,58,59,60,63,62,75,77,83,84, 86,88 VanDresser. B., 26,45,89,90 Watkins, 'IVI., 8,21,27,2O,47,49,58,59,60,62,63,64,65, 66,69,70,79,8O,83,86,93 Wilde, J., 27,44 Wise, K., 27,90,100 Juniors Barman, B., 51,106,112 Boose, D., 26,90,106 Borgeson, C.,' 47,58,59,63,75,84,85,106,'110 Borgia, L., 106 Bresson, P., 34,74,106,109 Bronder, S., 106 Casselberry, E., 106 Collier, G., 36,106 Cutnaw, M., 106 Dixon, M.E., 80,90,100,106,111 Dudics, R., 107 Egle, V., 107 Ely, C., 11,96,107,109 Fisher, K., 107 Fisher, M.A., 107 Fisher, M.J., 107 Frank, C., 34,44,51,107,112 Fulton, J., 107 Gross, J., 36,64,65,66,67,68,78,80,85,107 Gfell, M., 34,40,61,63,64,70,78,79,80,85,107,11O Gooslzree, P., 107 Hansberger, G., 107 Harshberger, D., 107,45 Herner, S., 42,107 Hertenstein, P., 90,96,108 Hickey, J., 31,64,69,70,81,108 Hipp, C., 39,40,108 Hipp L., 34,36,52,95,108 Hipp R., 81,108 Hofacker, J., 108 Hohler, A., 36,45,75,77,108,110 Hohler, M.B. 44,89,108 Hutchins, D., 108 Kacmarsky, K., 108 Kayatin, S., 109,110 Kemer, S., 109 Kline, E., 96,100,106,109,11O Kluding, S., 61,70,86,90,106,109 Kocher, S., 72,109 Koontz, A.K., 109,110 Kraft, C., 109 LaRoche, M., 109 Leitz, D., 109 Leos, G., 109 Linder, W., 95,109 Lodermeier, J., 64,109 Luke, J., 48,109 Mack, R., 72,73,75,77,109 Mack, S., 109 Mellen, T., 40,110 Meyers, T., 110 Mockler, T., 110 Myers, A., 80,110 Newcomer, L., 92,100,110 Preston, S., 75,76,77,110 Peters, M., 108,110 Raines, T., 110 Reed. T., 75,110 M Reineck, J., 40,107,110 Rippon, T., 110 Ruffing, C., 110 Schafer, M.K., 110 Schaffer, A., 108,110,111 Schlotterer, M., 110 Sohnee, R., 110 Schnellinger, P., 111 Simon, H., 109,111,116 Sitterly, T., 47,111 Skinn, T., 111 Smith D., 43,111 Soisson, L., 111 Spaar, S., 40,92,111 Sprowl, K., 111 Stein, Debra, 96,112 Stein, Donna, 51,112 Svyabley, J., 36,117 Tinker, C., 58,63,85,108,112, Trares, D., 64,66,75,77,85,112 Vickery, W., 34,112 Wasiniak, K.,,112 Watkins, Virginia, 112 Weisenberger, J., 8,47,72,73,63,74,58,85,110,112 West, S., 9,40,112. Wheeler, S., 112 Wurzel, T., 112 Sophomores Adelman, C., 113 Amato, J., 46,80,113 Arnold, L., 113 Ball, S., 113 Barman, Dale, 42,113 Barman, David, 105,113 Barron, W., 80,113 Bellamy, M., 91,94,113,115 Betschman, K., 113 Binsack, L., 113 Bleile, M., Braden, G., 45,57,58,114 Bundschuh, B., 114 Cahill, J., 114 Casselberry, C., 114 Coletta, D., 100,114 Collins, M., 114 Creamer, J., 114,116 Davis, D., 94,95,114 Dixon, ,E., 114 Dudics, S., 114 Eggleston, S., 114 Fields, S., 113,114 Fisher, J., 81,85,114 Fleming, M., 114 Frank, J., 115 French, M., 38,94,115 Frey, C., 94,115 Fulton, T., 72,80,115 Goodsite, J., 115 Greenwald, L., 35,115 Gross, K., 115 ' Healy, C., 115 Henry, D., 115 Hillman, K., 113,114,117 Hipp, fl., 78,80,114 Hipp, L., 115 King, T., 115 Kiser, D.,'52,115 Kluding, D., 115 Langjahr, A., 95,115 Lesch, T., 115 Meesig, J., 113,114 Miller, M., 116 Missler, J., 94,116 Moehlman, P., 116 Mushett, D., 116 Nardecchia, G., 81,116,117 Nickoli, C., 113,116 Raines, R., 52,116 Richards, J., 116 Riley, E., 116 Riley, M.,116 Ruffing, Timothy, 78,8O,116 Ruffing, Thomas 75,116 Schaffer, K., 116' Schild, M., 113,116 Schlotterer, K., 11,91,113,116,117 Schmuhl, L., 91,117 Schmuhl, M., 117 Schnellinger, K., 117 H Simon, N., 38,100,101,116,117 Skinn, M., 113,117 Snay, W., 117 Snyder, J., 117 - Spaar, J., 44,46,91,95,117 Stieber, A., 117 Stoll, M., 36,72,117 Theisen, E., 81,117 Vickery, Vernard, 117 Weisenberger, Betty, 38,117 Wurzel, V., 38,117 Freshmen Amoto, C., 80,118 Barron, T., 118 Berry, C., 11,118,119,120,121 Betchman, D., 95,118 Bick, C., 95,118 Bick, M., 35,80,118,123 Bleile, B., 35,118 Bleile, K., 72,8O,81,118,119 Bresson, M., 80,118 Brutsche, B., 118 Bundschuh, C., 118 Camp L., 118 Collier, D., 8,11,38,119 Colvin, J., 35,119,123 Dailey, M., 119,123 DeFraine, D., 119 Dible, B., 35,119 Didion, K., 119,122 Dixon, L., 3,119 Englert, J., 81,119,123 Furey, C., .80,95,119 Fries, M., 119 Fritz, C., 31,80,119 Index 129 Gahagan, M., 34,119,120 Gibson, B., 50,119,120 Gilson, R., 95,119,123 Goodsite, B., 119 Harshberger, IVI., 119 Heit, G., 119,123 l Hipp, G., 35,8l,119,123 ' Hipp, J., 35,119 ' Hipp, Nl., 81,119 Hohler, W., 79,80,118,120,123 1 Karmarsky, J., 3,51,8O,120,123 Kerner, J., 120 Kline, lvl., 79,80,12O,123 Kluding, 2., 91,120 LaRoche, P., 100,101,121 'l Lieber J 8 31 120 , . 1 ' iLescl'l, ,B.,I120 I NlcCrann, P., 3,120 l Nlack, S., 35,120 I Nlissler, C., 120 lVlissler J., 80,120,123 Missler, S., 120 Meyers, J., 100,120 Oliva, C., 110,120,121 Price, B., 51,12O,121,122 Rekart, P., 91,119,121,122 Rhoad, D., 121 A Riley, C., 121 Riley, J., 31,121 Riley, M., 121 Ringholtz, T., 121 Rinner, NI., 35,121 Ruffing, C., 121 Sadler, J., 121 Schafer, R., 121 Schaffer, A., 122 Schaffer, K., 122 Schaffer, L., 122 Schaffer, R., 38,122 Schlacixer, K., 122 Schweizer, R., 80,122,123 Smith, J., 122 Smith, Nl., 80,72,122 Snyder, E., 91,122 Spettle, J., 122,123 Sprowl, D., 122 Stallard, N., 122 Swabley, J., 123 Tarnowski, IVI., 80,123 Tinker, J., 123 Toney, K., 123 Weisenberger, D., 51,80,123 Weisenberger, R., 8,123 West, A., 123 Wheeler, R., 123 Wilhelm, N., 123 Wise, J., 79,8O,123 Wurzel, D., 123 McCOY'S SAI.ES 8. SERVICE, Inc. ' MACK TRUCKS 1 JUNCTION CLEVELAND . AKRON Rom: lx NORWAI-K, OHIO 44357 l 24.l-loun wREcKER SERVICE AND ll EMERGENCY SERVICE N AREA CODE 419 AREA CODE 419 662-7571 663-O111 l 130 The Greatest Name in Trucks CO GRATULATIUN , TO THE CLASS OF 1975 ' vm f 1'HE HllH.6- ' C9 BE T WI HE UC CE SSFUL CAREER HS HDME SAVINGS Annionuco. ESTABLISHED 1888 RAL HOME LOAN BANK SYSTEM MIMIER FIDI 16 East lVIain Street, Norwalk - lVlain Office 924 Perkins Avenue, Sandusky Office 1 ue, New London Office 535 Park Aven co FLYERS1 O Paul Bleile Company Win . O iLAnnsrcAPiiE iCONiJTRAiC I7ORSi , f R OUTE 250 spurn if NORWALK, onio 44857 if ' O i O f AREA cone 419 668-8810 iiencceegliriec-tors A , O O RENEW , 5 iii. iiii t i 4119 , k +-4 fi rv? 5 I XY, ' AMER INTEGRITY , KM ,5lf- n, , i k its U r .1 044 1 , i wx iii L , Y iii H .a.,,.qfl-, ,if ,-r,,.,r ,X Llirgollillloir filaliotfiia itiuento, it G15-gl' 11,5-,.:. eiai,liQ1imae . 2551313 Peel iIH1llHelli'!SifEh3e1ell . - 'fi ,. 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