St Vincents College Prep Academy - Cape Yearbook (Cape Girardeau, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1969 volume:

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Lamy, C.M., M.A,, Superior, Dean of Studies, Latin. Rev. Oscar J. Lukefahr, CM., M.A., Prefect of Discipline, Latin, Religion. Rev. Donald Berkbigler, CM., B.A., Assistant Superior, Assistant Prefect of Discipline Mathematics, Chemistry. Rev. Thomas Parrott, C.M., M.A., Rev. Clarence J. Bogetto, C.M., M.A., Social Studies, Reading. Spiritual Director, English, Religion, Reading Rev. Francis Gagnepain, C.M., B.A., Mrs. Ruth Boardman, B.S., Social Studies, Chant, Typing. Librarian, English. 7 Brother Thomas Hess, CM. Treasurer Mr. Michael R. Rodack, B.S. Physical Education Jwuvcl-frfwm Rev. John Shine, C.M. Vocation Director Dr. R. A. Ritter, MD. House Physician Mrs. Vivian Kornegay Secretary 9 N APPRECIATIO Siif K ff , e fs- Q4 W K w n C H In 3:5 if !'i'3lslabg ' fl ' .Lf C ' 'U gagzfmg - ,l5'gNfiFf.l'f4 f KITCHEN CREW: fleft to rightj Mr. Jake Copeland, Mrs. Gladys Mr. Phil Leible Lilly, Mr. Clarence Brown, Mrs. Helen Spann, Mrs. Derotha jack- Moderator of the Radio Club son, Mrs. Ruth French. Mr. Walter Berkbigler Mrs. Mary Harris Maintenance Housekeeper ,QAM .',.g ish, W 1 1 A in l Mr. Joseph Quatmann ,V Moderator of the Camera Club ,My A J kat Mr. Leo LeGrand Bertilla Loos Maintenance L31-1l1dfY IO 0h my GIVING? savior: may my ha.n6s B6 the hands of Jesus. mamsfonm all my powens. I lW6,hOt1, nun: Chnrsv ID me lf-Q GLENN KREHER Sts. Peter and Paul Parish, Waterloo, Illinois Class President, C.C.D. Program, Handball Varsity, Glee Club, Radio Club. CHRIS KLUG St. Catherine Laboure Parish, St. Louis, Missouri Student Body President, Yearbook Editor, C.C.D. Program, Baseball Varsity, Basketball Varsity, Ten nis Varsity, Glee Club, Dramatics Club, Music Ap- preciation Club, Falso Bardoni. I2 ROBERT BRUCKER St. Robert's Parish St. Charles, Missouri Head of Stage Crew, C.C.D. Program, Glee Club, Falso Bardoni, Dramatics Club. MICHAEL DILL St. Norbert's Parish, Florissant, Missouri Entertainment Committee, C.C.D. Program, Basket- ball Varsity, Handball Varsity, Clee Club, Dramat- ics Club. J, DAVID DIEBOLD St. Augustine Parish, Kelso, Missouri Head Librarian, C.C.D. Program, Handball Varsity Falso Bardoni, Glee Club, Dramatics Club, Music Appreciation Club. I3 RANDY KREHER Sts. Peter and Paul Parish, Waterloo, Illinois C.C.D. Program, Handball Varsity, Glee Club, Falso Bardoni, Dramatics Club, Music Appreciation Club. JAMES GREGG St. Joseph's Parish, Zell, Missouri Class Vice-President, Head of Liturgy Committee, Baseball Varsity, Basketball Varsity, Glee Club, Falso Bardoni, Radio Club, C.C.D. Program. JOSEPH LAYTON Immaculate Conception Parish, St. Mary's, Missouri Student Body Sergeant-at-Arms, Yearbook Chairman of Finances, C.C.D. Program, Baseball Varsity, Bask- etball Varsity, Handball Varsity, Band Leader, Falso Bardoni, Glee Club, Guitar Club, Dramatics Club, Music Appreciation Club. I4 SAM MAGES St. Andrew's Parish, Wright, Kansas Work Director, C.C.D. Program, Basketball Varsity, Falso Bardoni, Glee Club, Dramatics Club, Music Appreciation Club. STEVEN PATKE St. Charles Borromeo Parish, St. Charles, Missouri C.C.D. Program, Tennis Varsity. Head Organist, Band, Falso Bardoni, Clee Club, Basketball Varsity Radio Club. DENNIS O 'BRIEN St. loan of Arc Parish, St. Louis, Missouri Sacristan, Falso Bardoni, Tennis Varsity, Dramatics Club, Cvlee Club, C.C.D. Program. I5 CHARLES PROST St. Vincent de Paul Parish, Perryville, Missouri School Sporting Manager, Baseball Varsity, C.C.D. Program, Basketball Varsity, Tennis Varsity, Glee Club, Falso Bardoni, Dramatics Club. E PAUL PREUSS St. Michael The Archangel Parish, Shrewsbury, Missouri C.C.D. Program, Baseball Varsity, Handball Varsity Falso Bardoni, Glee Club, Guitar Club, Radio Club, Dramatics Club. PATRICK S ULLIVAN St. Ferdinand Parish, Florissant, Missouri C.C.D. Program, Baseball Varsity, Falso Bardoni, Glee Club, Radio Club, Dramatics Club. I6 iw V z f f vi H . V , ,- age:-, I , . .3 QA. . 4: V 4 , X 1 tvs.,-131 1-, in W x -g ' xi - - me . , -V 74, , :W f '-lt-+.5'Z' 4 ' V I fm , .M xx A7 337 Y ' D5 ,fly ' ' I HC' ' .l,.,i, Aw, M ' .-Ayn 'N A z, ':xf,1,f.. ' - 1 1 X , L X m Si, E Ls 3 ki LM wi V , . X W V as S f 15 W i -- ' rf A 5 ,A V 'ez Q, W :ij 5 'N' U W P fm'm 3u' -14... 5 Q gy X..'5..', W , 7 Q-iZ3,,,fg3V ij K S ,-vig i 1 , I igg iif K 3:3 wg5r'fag ,,1, : . JZ 3 A A I ,- . . T. 457 ,zig .g A-W ' . f ,- N 'Z ' N... Ewa! QR! app' : X 1 fl 5 Q ' ff X -I L 1 4 , 3? MA.-If J 1 53 H gr .. 1 A ,J 4 1 33 if f yi 'fry E 'W K , fg! , af: '05, W, Ph - f . Q3 , x , , a . 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You have 1101 chosen me but I have chosen you. John l5,16. fleft to rightj William Molitor, Paul Host- koetter. CSEATEDQ Ralph Mollica. 20 OFFICERS President: George Billings Vice-President: Mark Westhoff Sergeant -of-Arms: William Rhinehart Sporting Manager: William Molitor fleft to rightj Dennis Scharf, William Rhinehart. fSEATEDj James Porter, Mark Piazza. sf 'V 1'-1 Cvanqz lizara Pouperliaus misit me ..., . - fleft to rightj Michael Zboyovski, Mark Westhoff. QSEATEDJ james Shnahan. 731' 1' V lg, 7' K 1 i W gn The harvesl indeed is great, but the laborers arefew. Pray Iherejore the Lord of the harvesl lo sendforlh laborers info his harvest. Mallhew 9,37-38. fleft to rightj William Dolan, Ramon Denny, Thomas Esselman. QSEATEDJ Bobby Adams, Tim Byrne. fii.. Sie .-I , 234 gun , -f.- -'v Q- Q Y ,,, .1 .., ,...,.,,,H.A A., -H -, -, - ' fm-5 5 fleft to rightj james Hart, David Grass, Michael Mueller. QSEATEDJ Cary I-lenke, Philip Morgan. 'Mia 7 :El you one n pniest foueven I fleft to rightj Roy Wright, Ernest Tacchi, Robert Wisniewsl-ci. QSEATEDJ Larry Slattery, Gregory Zollner. OFFICERS President: Tim Byrne Vice-President: Ernest Tacchi Sergeant-of-Arms: Gregory Zollner Sporting Manager: David Grass fleft to rightj William Porter, john Shoults Larry Pfannenstiel. fSEATEDj Donald Schloss, Paul Rieck. 24 ' if , uf iii? Q jp. ,x ii Q1 lilf xu '- 2 A fleft to rightj Robert Boyer, Steven Bange, Steven Amsden. KSEATEDJ Harold Dachs, William Alessi, William Evans. T ff Come, follow me, and I will make youfshers ofmenf' Matthew 4,19 Cleft to rightj Thomas Fieser, Daniel Hickey, Gerald Hart. QSEATEDJ William Goodman, Kenneth Hodge, Larry Gibbs. 26 OFFICERS President: james Wierzenski Vice-President: Mark Ketterer Sergeant-of-Arms: Tim Murphy Sporting Manager: john Pierce Cleft to rightl Mark Ketterer, Hugh McVey, Tim Murphy. QSEATEDJ Tim 0'Donoghue, Dennis Pfingsten, Gary Lee. Cleft to rightj John Pierce, John Simmons, George Rozier, Daniel Schuette. QSEATEDQ Thomas Sicking, james Wierzenski, Neil Schloss. 27 Y , ,,,, .. 1 V , Vg zi .fm ,s X. , YE Nik P fa W 'N ' 4 - if . ,.3d.,, , gf .Yiff N 'F it A M hJg,,A9, ,f.1 H' , - t dv W4 4 iff Sm? Elin Q-ff 1 1 SQL ' .1 M X 4 i v 28 , ,,, ' , .Y rgg5 ':' ggg3,.wk Q .r K f y-. . V 5- Q g1.a.,., - ,Q Q s-1,4 Q ' ' 41 f , L V' 1 V. , - gms wg- . ,W ' - 'fx 2-rw' 'NJ if rmsai-,,., vsM k ' ..4w-N. WEL.. . V ,if , ' ',',' . xl , yn ,H 4 :U w-mm GLX ff fi o-v-rv.-1-1 5, , . Cl nl f- .4 ' 1 T l Y J -3 Sl! g KY 1 ' J X T' 1 XXX . f' I ' I ' X- X Ill X xx' 1. ff C - X .- ER Q wg , nw .,N. W f ' l N4 Vile 1 ' W' -J 5' wifi ix if I M, 'Q + as gf A W X s an f X iff Q W ,wx -eff A 1' ! ggi fe :ai FJ X Q zi' 12: X 1- 3:,,,g 'r. ' ,115 g xx 35 A? A mv wg as A ,N 1 gf M viii 311, 4 3 Q5 4 N Q if Q gf? 5 gig 5? Q -....-m......... 'gk w 4 si N 50 at 3. ,P su. 1 'Ig E M x if, 4 fi N 211 5 ix , ' f ,W BIBLE VIGIL T F t C owning. R Robert Sch IM MACULATE CONC EPTION -maui 3 li K? 'A' L, FGRTY HOURS Prayer and quiet thought are important parts of every man's lifeg they are especially important in the life of a seminarian. ln addition to time spent daily in Chapel at Mass, visit, and rosary, and the half-day of recollection once a month, the students have an annual retreat. This year Reverend Thomas Croak, C.M., was our retreat master. For three days we attended conferences which were aimed at helping us to come to know ourselves and our vocations. There were also discussion groups, and Father was available for interviews. The retreat was an excellent opportunity to grow spiritually and come closer to God. 1 SPIRITUAL EXERCISES ,L , FF 11 D 422, wg- 1 1 'zu 7 Q ,D . wanna offklma Levi. XVL +All. 'EH klimalscc, of qafiwailon cm.cL I Wim 'all L.LfFOY1'U1Q Vocation We ekers What is a vocation? What is the seminary? How does it operate ? What are seminarians like? The best place to find out the answers to these questions is at a Vocation Week. During the week the young man lives almost as he would if he went to school at the Cape. A typical day includes morning and night prayers, Mass and Holy Communion, classes, study periods, and recreation. The young man is also given the opportunity to discuss his vocation with an experienced spiritual director. A Vocation Week is a rewarding experience filled with memories that won't be for- gotten. Anyone interested in the Vocation Week may learn more about it by writing to: Rev. john Shine, 1849 Cass Ave., St. Louis, Mo. 63036 .1 a. 'Wi ' ' .1'i5'f .5 5 lags p4,N3.fg 1 frrwfcfvfffe it . A .1 .Thkiil A 'ic ' x 4 it X . E Mr. Murphy's group says the rosary at the grotto. Mr. Seithel teaches class. 34 Chow Time Mr. Preuss's group. The counselors and the vocation weekers recreate. VL lg 'xl X. n IM And more vocation weekers. Mr. Madrid, the head of the senior coun- selors, relaxes. Minor seminarians entertain vocat ion prospects 6:40 6:55 7:15 8:00 11:15 12:00 12:45 1:05 Rising Morning Prayers Breakfast Class Periods Mass Luncheon Spiritual Reading Class Periods 1 3:15 5:30 6:00 7:30 7:40 8:40 9:55 0:25 Recreation Domestic Duty Dinner Visit or Benedict-ion Study Period Rosary and Break Night Prayers--Retire Lights Out ,gsm 1 fl.eft to rightl I. Wierzenski, M. Ketterer, M. Westhoff, G. Billings, E. Tacchi, T. Byrne. KSEATEDJ P Morgan, M. Zboyovski, C. Klug, Fr. Lukefahr, G. Kreher, I. Cegg. Since the establishment of the student council three years ago, the students have had the opportunity to plan their own activities, and to develop an excellent relationship with the administration. The student body officers, and the president and vice-president of each class are members of the council. They meet bi-weekly with Rev. Oscar Lukefahr, the moderator of the student council, and the faculty student-welfare com- mittee. fleft to rightb Michael Zboyovski, Vice-President, Phil Morgan, Secretary, Chris Klug, President, Joe Layton, Sergeant-at-Arms. 38 P RE S CLUB Mr. Robert Firman President 5 f af gr, Egg Mr. Louis Tacchi Mrs. Raymond Scharf Vice-President Treasurer Mrs. Samuel Piazza Mrs. Andrew Zboyovski Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary 39 OPE HOUSEE AZAA Mr. and Mrs. Mueller help out in X W the ring stand. Mr. Firman and Mr. Tacchi, president and vice -president of the Parents' Club, hard at work. On October 6, the annual Open I-louse--Bazaar was held here at Cape. We were blessed with fine weather and had an extremely good crowd. Due to the hard work of the mem- bers of the Parents' Club and the students, the Open House--Bazaar was a tremendous financial and social success. This is just one of the long list of successes made possible by the Parents' Club during the past three and a half years. All of the classrooms have been remodeled, an intercom system has been installed, new desks for the classrooms have been purchased, and the auditorium has been redecorated ,during the time. The students are greatly indebted to the Parents' Club for these things and wish to express our thanks to them for all that they have done for us. M. Charles Rhinehart finishes one of the many pastels he did on request. m Guests of all ages enjoyed themselves. 40 Mrs. Fred Rieck escorts two reporters through the seminary during our extensive advertising campaign. v HS 'PQ-s Some guests try their luck at the popular Cake Walk. A group of cute little girls try their luck at the Ping and Wing stand. Dinner is served in our study hall which we convert to a din- ing room for the Open House. A. Robert Pierce, the mayor of Cape Girardeau, ex- plains a student display to his son. 1 Excitement at the Mice Game. 41 GLEE CLUB Singing is a very enjoyable pastime for the students. Under the fine direction of Rev. Donald Berkbigler, C.M., many of the students combine their talents, and through their efforts bring enjoyment and a sense of satis- faction to all. The GLEE CLUB sup- ples the singing for the annual spring musical, Christmas caroling, and other social activities. Also under the direction of Father Berk- bigler, some of the students take time to delve into some of the great musical classics through their participation in I the MUSIC APPRECIATION CLUB. 'T The St. Vincent College Band has performed with the Glee Club on many occasions. They are very versatile, playing to- day's popular hits as well as many old favorites. fleft to rightj James Wierzenski, Larry Slattery, Sfeve Parke, Pianist Mike Zboyovski, jim Porter, Joe Layton, Paul Host- koetter. GUI R CLUB T The GUITAR CLUB was formed this year in order to give the students the opportunity to learn the fundamentals of this popular instrument. 1 42 The RADIO CLUB aids the student in the acquisition of a ham operator's license by developing his skill in copying code and understanding the basics of electronics. Presently, there are six licensees who talk to people throughout the Western Hemisphere. Mr. Philip Leible, the club moderator, has spent much of his time helping the members of this club acquire the skill needed to become licensed op- erators. The CAMERA CLUB has been organized to promote the art of photography here at Cape, and to aid students who wish to acquire this skill. Every month a contest is sponsored by the club to determine the rate of advancement of each member. The members take their own pictures, and then develop and print them in the dark room. Many of the pictures in the yearbook are produced in this manner. 'DIO CLU . NET . 4-Q 'P , gent ,, '- . 3 i A s ' 1.9 L mmm-1' :I is T' R G 5' 944900 c .. h 4' ul - - ' , ,D f ff' if 5 R , :il ,aiu fi, fi Qi' E RBUOK FF joe Layton, Head fleft front to right frontj R. Kreher, C. Prost, G. Kreher, S. Patke, 45' of Finances, Chris Klug, Editor. Bob Firman, Ernie Tacchi, Photographers. P. Preuss, M. Dill, D. Diebold, P. Sullivan, S. Mages, D. O'Brien, J. Gegg. Production Staff The primary purpose of our yearbook, THE CAPE, is to tell the story of the school year at St. Vincent's College. Through the yearbook financial drive, we obtain the money which is used to finance the student activities during the following school year. We also hope to promote vocations and encourage young men to come to school here at the Cape. The production is a real team effort. It is made possible only through the combined efforts of every member of the senior class and the photographers. Rev. Oscar Lukefahr, the yearbook moderator, advises the editor and checks all of the pages before they are sent to the publisher. 44 Q ? H' 1 7 +-i 1 Ill LLGWEE The brisk, biting October wind froze our hands but not our spirits as we celebrated Halloween '68, The festivi- ties began with special fun and games for the freshman as His Majesty Grendel held court. Following the Frosh Fun there was the annual bonfire which was bigger and better than ever. A large scoff satisfied our appetites as we watched the bonfire and reminisced on the good times of Halloween. 46 X' if 42 CHRISTMAS N 0 U x O ,A at N 0 ,ooo 0 D O -X 4 D X O Q x ,1 , 0 7 X I. Q ffiffxo 0 rj' K fy X, f o ,XV f 'F Q, f f f K c -2' is it a , fg r ? ,f , ,rx ,gg J Each year before we students go home for the Christ mas holidays, we have our own special Christmas here at Cape. We began on December 10 by decora- ting the school with cedar, ornaments, and tinsel. Spiritually we also began on the 10th vsdth the be- ginning of the special Christmas Novena, which is the highlight of the Christmas preparation here at Cape. Santa Claus arrived a little early this year and gave the students their semester exams on the 19th and 20th. The celebration reached its peak af- ter the last exam, with the Christmas banquet, the reading of the student log, a late scoff, and the sing ing of Christmas carols. :iff 538 , 1 GW .i.V .mn N ,.....,,u.r. fa M.. ,L..,..o W .. fy R. ROBERT Phil Morgan, as Mr. Roberts. The annual fall play this year was produced entirely by the sophomore class. The production was directed by Tim Byrne under the guidance of Fr. Berkbigler, and every mem- ber of the class contributed in some way to the final production. Con- gratulations, sophomores, on a job very well done ! Ensign Pulver, jim Hart, discusses The Captain, Roy Wright has a a problem with Doc, Greg Zollner. few words with Mr. Roberts I :xx ,,, I l f Mr. Roberts, Doc, and Pulver taste some home Part of the crew: ffrom lefty R. Denny J brew. Shoults, D. Schloss, B. Dolan. 48 I 2 5'9 ,pn GKL HGMA and Chorus practice . k Curly, joe Layton, and Iud, Ernie Tacchi, prac- tice the song Poor Jud ls Dead. Due to the demands of yearbook deadlines we are unable to show you pictu.res of our final production of the spring musical, OKLAHOMA. Instead, here you see pictures of the production in preparation. Fr. Berk- bigler and Fr. Gagne- pain did excellent jobs as production and chorus directors re- spectively, and ap- proximately SO stu- dents were involved in the musical in one way or another. Curly sings People Will Say We're in Love. I , Ali Hakim, Chris Klug, chides Aunt Eller, Bill Evans. 2 Steve, Pat Sullivan, and Ado Ann1e's, Larry Pfannenstieps' rehearse a Song' Fr. Berkbigler tapes a few Fr. Gagnepain directs the comments during rehearsal. chorus. 49 4- . -. Lai ' WA fi M lui , EB QE' 7 l PERRY ILLE TRIP Every year during the first part of May, we journey to Perryville, Mo. to visit with those members of the Vincentian family who are college students and novices. We begin the day by participating with them in the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass. Afterward the tennis and handball teams put their best against each other. Following lunch the baseball teams oppose each other while the rest of the students and novices cheer them on and visit over a prolonged scoff. The game is followed by rosary, benediction, and supper. In the evening we are entertained by a movie, ending a day which is always enjoyable. 7 50 . l , X31 i BLYTHE ILLE TRIP 1 lm., WN Ng f .. or MX '7 0 as Wife 'U Y: -f-X. 415 -'15, 0 ,ff f, Y D. T I 7. 2 -2:26 'i ts 3 'JIIIL4 .. swag- c. - .fr 1 5 fglosr QA I Reverend Clarence I. Bogetto, C.M., is a chaplain at the SAC Air Force Base in Blytheville, Arkansas, on weekends during the school. This year we students were invited to visit the base on December 8. We began the day by singing a guitar Mass at noon for the people on the base. Following lunch we toured the guard dog area, the missile section, and the engine and machine shops. That evening we were treated to a banquet by the best cooks in Blytheville, and participated in a Christmas songfest with a combined Protestant and Catholic choir from the base. The hospitality shown to us was tremendous and made the day one of the most memorable of the '68-'69 school year. Many thanks to Rev. joseph Mc- Causland, the regular chaplain at the Base, and to Fr. Bogetto Qcenter picture above J, who made the trip possible. 51 SENIOR WINNERS--L. to R.: Steve Patke, Pat Sul- livan, Joe Layton, Chris Klug. JUNIOR WINNERS--L. to R.: George Billings, Bill Rhinehart, Bill Cornwell, Paul I-Iostkoetter. Bill Dolan renders The Open Window by Saki. SOPHOMORE WINNERS--L. to R.: Larry Phannenstiel, Bill Porter, Roy Wright, Phil Morgan. The annual oratorical contests are held in late winter here at Cape. The seniors and juniors write their own speeches, while the freshmen and sophomores deliver poems, essays, or short stories. In the fin- als the winners from senior-junior divisions compete with each other, as do the winners from the freshmen-sophomore division. Steve Amsdem gives the poem The Kid's Last Fight. An excerpt from Sam Levenson's book EVERYTHING BUT MONEY is delivered by Ray Denny. xx f-wa' ? .1 'I . I 6 ff - X Yu r ' Rs ' 1 N 1- X W YN. X nf ll 1 I QE 1 f ff p ,1 f ' 'WN I X , , i . . N ' rl ' .-X - 5,4 X4 ' Q 5 .:,. 5--'rf '. v 'hr K ' 15 14 1M . ' R. 11,3 , New X. Q 'H Eg' NYT. , J .5 Xu- lmsswwzwl U 1 MX- fif x 'EJ WRX E' gr? h 35 1 as QKXX X so W .r fir, 1 VARSITY PROGRAM The varsity program is one of the many extraciuric- ular activities open to all students. While not as extensive as similar programs in other hi h schools 8 y it provides the students with sufficient incentive to improve themselves. Our basketball and baseball teams have the most extensive schedules, and the tennis and handball varsities compete with the col- lege seminarians at Perryville during the annual May Trip. Q... 54 0601 o vb, 6 ol , sol I off I ' 'Wig ' 0 'Zh' 'fi A 4 I lo ' , a fy fQ'.'g!9. IA' ff 1:0 Q ,' 'Y P QTOP ROW, left to rightj Fr. Lukefahr, George Billings, Phil Morgan, Mike Dill, joe Layton, Mike Zboyovski, Dave Grass, Chris Klug. QBOTTOM ROWQ Tim Byrne, Charlie Prost, Steve Patke, Sam Mages jim Gegg, Don Schloss. FRESHM E M 12.4 7,8 9 ,if i ff n ' 1 , ' .V A VH 5. ,A t JI Y , if I I S 2 QTOP ROW, left to rightj joe Layton fAssistant Coachj, Dennis Pfingsten, Tim O'Donog- hue, Bill Alessi, Ken Hodge, Bill Goodman, jim Wierzenski, Neil Schloss. QBOTTOM ROWJ John Simmons, Mark Ketterer, Hugh McVey, George Rozier, Dan Hickey, John Pierce, Tim Murphy. 55 v H--1 fTOP ROW, left to rightj Fr. Lukefahr, Bill Molitor, jim Gegg, Charlie Prost, Joe Layton, Chris Klug QBOTTOM ROWJ Mike Zboyovski, Don Schloss, Roy Wright, Pat Sullivan, George Billings. x 1 1 ll 56 QTOP ROW, left to rightj Fr. Lukefahr, Paul Preuss, Dave Diebold, Mike Dill. QFRONT ROWQ joe Layton, Mick Kreher, Randy Kreher. ! 1.-DTH' R 'X' f' 1 , n -ac.1lq-gh.---S Y MAX filnuqgtgvsv-L fBACK ROW, left to rightj Dennis O'Brien, Fr. Berkbig- ler, Steve Patke. KFRONT ROWJ Charlie Prost, Chris Klug. 57 ,. .-V.-f'f .1T3.F-'ii'5 'Px'5i 'i5:1' ,..,,,,A..,.,.. . .. w,,,.,,- . ..wr M54 C ,ww .IM ' ,-uf ' ,f . . . 14' 4' , f . 6 ' .. ' ' ' .qffftls if 1 I 4 ' Av' 1 Fw 15 ,5 ,, x X Agp 1, P' 41 ,mfr , INTRAMURAL PROGRAM .' ga,v5 ss of the time of year, Cape students may 6 A d partici atin in some intramural s rt. . P S P0 . Qi- 'gf ' the school year with softball leagues, and with :.. l , e biting October winds arrive football and soccer :st - leagues. After 'Christmas the basketball leagues are formed, and when it warms into Spring we begin V handball. The intramural program helps us to use 4 our free time well, and get necessary physical - - 1. cise. V -1. t l t. .f ' .,. - , , r.- 4 w. -iw ' I k 1 l '7'3F'S...,. Fm, yi!-ll?-f1.'s,,, gg . V W X1 it x ig ,. -1 1 5 1 I H., . gp 1' ,. f. ,ft,,e,, '- x Q, ,, 8. --Y 9 ,gl ,I - ef glwi fx' Qscggagv, ', i. I if 5 ew , ' fl Q ,Q - . ,fn ,me -:F , A . ,,- , ' mx H , 'rw - .' - I n e !, - a'..ff4. z-4 f M .4 sr is b in 2 Q fm, 1 A , , r ' J Z ,. l v Q 1 , g . K X J . 7 ' I M , W V I - V? ,,rggg I , kl.h,.W,.., , ' f'1g'-H 'A K f, y , , W A ' 1' '.' l , sf , Lf wa., , 7A -. 1 W V6 V' '? vf f11W' . L. , , ,. ' ,law L 3 1' , f, I: Jw- f, ' time ,. ' Ah ' aff. . ., ' 5 rel' . - as if X g ,r,,. fw5:fgg:f,rff',,,4.4 'V 1 Nzflil, f,.sg,Qrasi,:W.1-A - ' ,V - 'if f A 25 5 ' A. , JQH , , fa'- I -Qgviggy, W, pi ,im . , ,gQ,e,,,,!v V .f.. , . .va 5 v li V - , ,T rgygrt, , N V , , - J' ' ' N .a f-eff. - ' M f ,sv v w?- Ei :Jw J 2:g'zvsfV y as -aww: 1 lssel , A, f'e3'9'5 v .. l Q M as -:L. iM , 58 1. 1 1 1 J' ' 1 .' ' A . 1 f fs 61 I ,1 , . l 36.5 ff gs. Q I .L u ll -4 ' ' D 4 iv V7 We ,cv t ' me X l ' 5 Q AJA , .M , X? 'J f' qi, ' 1 M- V lv Y f L r i ' .' 5 .Y in 1,4 -. Q , me 1 Inv ,, .lp x xy i 1. 'x . Q Nl ee ' 4' 'v :R , . .x N ' 1, x , I .s X L I a.-M' M u vu' ' f 1 N 5 ' l x BIG SIZE fTOP ROW left to right, Don Schloss, George Billings, Steve Patke. KBOTTOM ROWJ Mike Dill, Dennis O'Brien, Dennis Sch- arf, Bob Firman, jim Porter. I SMALL SIZE QTOP ROW, left to rightj Gary Lee, Gary Henke, Jim Wierzen ski. QBOTTOM ROWQ jim Hart, Bill Evans, Steve Amsden, Harold Dachs, Tim Murphy. 59 YM imma! QTOP ROW, left to rightj Steve Patl-ce, jim Porter, Ernie Tacchi, Dennis O'Brien. QBOTTOM ROW, Larry Slattery, Ray Denny, Bob Boyer. F e 60 gl! 'Z TOQQQ 1 7 'I fx gk ag W s, Lis, Vw +-ui--ll wiv .1 te9A i Q xv L '01 5 - Q ,X ' X 5' n Wk , ffwf . xx A t -f - wk! if 4vaf',?. W4 l ,nf 01 Please don't eat the slide rule. Kenny, would you please sit down. My dog smiles too. A Rhinehart original. 'fifll 'SWIG-1? av ' W .ww-5. -5 6 'V'- V , YQVM-IfKZ fEf fff:WJ??f??Sm2 1J:zf'7-ff- , fwlvef A ss, ,Q -gay-A--f,.f .. A 62 ,.Lf--5.15-Q-wggsiiisfff Alas, poor Yorik, I knew him well. ll Q .Q l l ARF 4,4 va, -ww MI - kxiaitfiwixy f ,sa 3 l l 1 A so .Kg f ffe- Lira K . i -L T ' L' 1' 4 wifi! I , A L in X ., in -'62,.A:VfH gf ' v 9' Q il Qs of . E 5. ,,.. E : ?3f:7!u 1352 gif - X -V K. N' 1 'A ', ef' if V 'ws hw P, 'f ' K .5 L uigi? ,-, 1 Q ' Now, back in Warsaw . . : V' -, F JB xx W , i, J W Q ff ' K 1? 1 Do1an's off key again. ,ff 5 101 of if '1g5b.g,,. rw v swf? wif fm ..., ,,,..,.J . II Per fe ct Control. fri end Those were the days my What do you mean-- seconds for freshman. van., Mother told me there would be days like this. Have a Hart That's the worst case of athletes' foot I've ever A little young, but . . SEED. Somebody ought to fix that gutter. uv s 2 a - -eg., w f L,k, S LLf-, :ww Mv- 5 ,yy OK Murph, now see if you can do it by yourself Handball Farcity! 3 if 131: ml' n Q 1-117' r I 2: 85,-9 ,f Q if Mar1owe's Mighty Line A Abraham, Martin and john Follow me, I'm the Pie-Eyed Piper. 3 'ZEQE WEEQ Quo USqL16 WHO? Get on your Mark. 65 A dash for the DASH. 4 job Period Hideout. Z' Frisco Railway Inc. an Yes, you did a good wax job No, I'm the other Steve, I think. The Dirty Dozen It only hurts when I mugh. ' Q5 S gb: X I lost my Contact lens. ' W if 5 ' -, A ie- f -1 -4 L ia, -5 w If V ,K gyda M ,Vw Luhaff 'n -.z,g, :i4,, V ?zimfW2Qgrf1i :S geW e4Eff' f, fQ jw i 3, W A mf Maw, 12. , Y - 1 ' Q ' 5? ig ' Q- 2 . ,siigf ff y gzfgfiwggg wiqgxazgtfixfga A Chick with Tick? I 11 bust you! , If 17: fb ,M I Wk wi, ' - ,X .,,. -. ., K I think it is bending. D1d second bell rmg ? V f. ,.w,Y7 ,,,, .wy1,,M5,m,, w-ff-': 2f'25 'Aff Jufw: -. I 1 75.4 51f ',g, , x'fl?tf5I5:Hf ,U K lam-ag 'JHQILQFI yi A 4-if zzlxbikysr v 'J . 6.1 buss - 43 -' ,Q ' 1 ? 50 z?5 -as ee Life on the farm. The Odd Squad. Who's the Funny Man. 68 f. Jw ' f+Q5iLf,.+L:- ef -Us wwgggkjw W -ff-M4511-W IiZ:5W5'5f3 L, fm,.,5,f,Q.ii5g K affix: .. ,. F W- fvff - ,Q W -,-:fQ:..A . Bend me Sha e me. wweews-2 my S k f'f'f'f:w2x2we-1-2 317+ 4 '1': -J-fffigfm , ,, 7 f -- -f M4 ' 'Jie-k '-',9i?,s-3-Wzxeffz,711-swT'IfiLA.. 4, ' 4--1UJl :Sz9!'2,37f' ,-T'f:Ti?'E- 9?f5X1?K?3Yif547'f 3752115 Wy. ffzgffa- ,, 'Q-5g5g,,3:gjgj :gre-f we swf: Q, -1 -f wgfffw,-zz-5 We Q e .,, ,... MMV , f f muff! M3 - '- 'u-rflsfmk . f. xr? i 'lffiwf ef GMM. V. - 1 -,1,- m ,-',.,,1 Q3f7'jf5?X335g9 f5:5zwii?iY5Fg?Y . e e ee . , . 'JL ,i.fiQQ:5??Tv K -555' DHQWQTF, L iT e , f.f1W F5QM Q 'mf V Li! 2Sfi5?HG cYv?'f7 Ml- Jf-Mwfir 1 ' ' ll hings go better with Co ht , ,! Attilla and the Hun. Divotss anyone! But I can't even see the Hag pole. 69 .-- Q 4' Q, FA .1-1--f-'Q' QE QQ jg V n 1 5 ' ? ,g,, Ria fl Y f .si L 'W QE, fri' H 17' 2' .MEMMS Ala J, M A W-V.. . Rat Race, or Bet you can't beat Glennon. Diamond Jim--Meditation 17. I wonder what the new coach is like. ff' Wi f is 19 r sf ni' Q Y' 3 Q- fl A 'f1.g,..-V ' . 'ff I V A X Y -5 A A 'fx is ,.vf 'yjN My pack of Marlboroughs is in here somewhere. Welco me back, men! Where's first base? if? . . A 5 2? X Feeding time at the zoo. First Cleanup ! Take a shower? Is that a Dot on the horizon? Bank Mark does it again. on .J wp, 1 -I . ,. H. 1 u . fx Q L , I. E .N K I KI 'r 1 I Q 1 V . n 4 - A, -xr K X ' , E3 , 2 'wi vu ' 5 . fagfikx .W In r Q 1 , 3 , 1 'I A fm ' 2 f IM., fi'Lw 'xx , 4:4 I 'ff .1 IMI I 2 . . I' IX I f UI ,I f,1',uigII'If x f 'I1. xx' Aww am W u i .. .Ie-I .. MMM? . 4. .,.W,A1w, f- ,ini ,rr H , , I --M-A-'-M' M'-WA M-Mmr- 'w ffZ' '5 I, Iv ., ' f 1MIIwf11fm4M,,r4g,,fL,51,, I I V, -H u r' I 7 K'f'IS1'1-MII Q ov 3 II I L , w w w -- f aI K , ' .:'H'E 'f L ' I I ,If I- - A - I Q Irf.,:r.,: I , W1 WI ,,,.,. W ,.,, ,L ,5'+2If7fwfI' - I . 'J' 351 5 +A -I ,' wr--if . ., v 1 . -I1 . . qv 1 ZH' fi ,, van? .-,W-ug f : ,, ,, , ,, .,. , ,IM ,,,r,. nl 'M W '?'f ' - - - 1 . . . L . . I E. ' I 5 VV lv n , fy Q . A A V H .A V A Y f mfg ,,4.,ki,i5yi5'. WI, , M 32314 V xg.. I A fI ,Wg ,, I ,V V , . I M I . N I .Mg ,VY A ., . f I A-,,vj, ' ,I 71 Is this boat going to Havana, Senor ? M ,awqwiviiib-mfml j?fa 'T W9 Wi , Qi Wisfwi'-M iw iiiiiiiffwiixww x w BEM? ff ms- I'm not going to tell you again, Is this O11 the level? Dills are the best. fpickles that is.j This isn't feasible. + ,,A:f-yzaf -, ' 4 mw.NqwwwQigwM' QW, X W .X my gxwii XX V W X These puns are killing me. 72 A mystical experience. , I A ,SRM 5 'W A meeting of the society for the prevention of cancer? u - -,,sr'iffzgms, 'mr-:F 'Q rv . of'i4'f-,lfiflxsi J fc avi n fr rr W A 7. ,,,,,- Av,.., L A L 1y,.. 1L,, , Q ..A. ., wL1,3,7 . .. 1awff:fz:M4,Lw sfwvi. ,'1jsiilg,f5?fffg5??wg?f1E'mesifri,g,,QQf+iir5iSfrefwi'f'Aifxpp5,??f7?J?'?gfa - But will jake understand? kzsfsfrff wx-gains fi' 2 K' Got me another dog! Like father, like son? My ban wore off. 73 I I didn't think it was suppose to. Happiness is--an egg shampoo? WIKI' W. 5 ' 1 saafif, i. . PPI ESS IS Happiness ISN'T the bell ! Happines is--all junior term papers cor- rected. H r Happiness is--sitting at the same table with Prost?? 74 Happmess 1S -returmng your son . rw? after summer vacation. Happiness is--the real live Santa Claus. GENIUS? I'm called a geniusg among other things. I am an underwater genius, because I'rn below C level. Everyone contains a spark of genius, some are just poor conductors. I was born a genius, after that I don't know what happened. If you're looking for a genius, keep looking. f fl f ffx' 4 ' QQ i Ng! a hh 2 , W, I was a budding genius, but I was nipped in the bud. SQ 5 5 2 I have the makings of a genius, but I don't have the recipe. - 75 R ,. . K 45 What are you dolng down here after lights out? S 1 wr Fourteen copies of HUCKLEBERRY FINN, F - please. SX Eifxlus .12 1 ,lx as ,MQ g 'ir swift Ei? 5. G3 A. A tm. 5339211 :sir Q rgsxagafgggisigsk fiififi we -Q is-:wx I: I have a photographic mind, but it never deve1oPed. -if ...- zr.'r:,5y+5, Hu.. ,, .,,.L so .,,., ,A.L W, rf. fu- f- Swim fy, ., x W P' Q ohf S , 5 Q f Falso Bardoni ? ? ? 76 -. -If? Q wiigfvikiivhx so 1. mms ffgwfffnh, 35 :far x Don't worry coach! ll 1- I've heard of evolution, but this is ridiculous. 'term Whose Purse ? ? ? 4:4 AQS1g:vf!53W+f531'?5fQ3f,iH?f ff'-wif-1 r ik, :,a,,'?n1:mu,WJ4.r M .f' 1: Homesick Freshman? 5, .fag ,X ff, L ZH, E., s is 1 Wfiv, , .. 'lim 'HW ws:v.,,wM Do I get my Physical now? iz wr .f. , gffghiw Ther-e'S one of those bad boys, Mr. Berkbigler. I'm writing to my third cousin in Las Vegas O my gosh! Another atheist! 5 .J Vienna Boys Choir? Ax 2 Q, 2 2- Are you kidding . if 1 5 -. 1 ' as , X N ia, 4 6, S X' Q 24 IF N 'eva +1 Curse you Red Baron! ,k:k5 5 . Tiny Tim? , in ' fftn X 'MQ y yn, n , . rf ,YI u n ,I H A W ' vi I . ,ff Xb -:fi . x' ' 4 X , . 'A THE EN THA NK YOU XX Th g T in the Church than helping WESTUDENTS WISH TO TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO THANKALL THOSE WHO HA VE CONTRIBUTED SO GENEROUSLYTO OUR YEARBOOK DRIVE. THE STUDENT BODYl969 P TRGNS Cape Superiors Very Rev. Charles E. Cannon, C.M. Rev. Peter B. Frommel, C.M. Very Rev. William Ryan, C.M. Rev. Edward Virgets, C.M. Very Rev. Carl G. Schulte, C.M. Very Rev. Robert E. Lamy, C.M. Cape Prefects Rev. William Ward, C.M. Rev. John Vidal, C.M. Rev. Joseph Edwards, C.M. Rev. Paul O'Malley, C.M. Rev. Richard Matthews, C.M. Rev. James McHardy, C.M. Rev. Joseph Wagner, C.M. Rev. Ignatius Foley, C.M. Very Rev. William Pittman, C.M. Rev. Raymond Ross, C.M. Rev. Francis Crowley, C.M. Very Rev. Alphonse Hoernig, C.M Rev. James O'Dea, C.M. Rev. Oscar J. Lukefahr, C.M. Rev. George Brennan, C.M. Mr. 8 Mrs. D. J. Ciliberto Rev. A. D. Fassbender, C.M. Mr. G Mrs. Ian Clark Rev. J. F. Gagnepain, C.M. Mr. S Mrs. Joseph F. Cointin gwwwwwvvw f-1fU!UfDfDfDfDfD 4444444 . Kenneth Grass, C.M. . G. H. Guyot, C.M. . Joseph Haley, C.M. . Albert H. Lee, C.M. . August Melito, C.M. . John Shine, C.M. . W. G. Ward, C.M. Michael Bertel, N.C.M. Mr. Jim Daspit, C.M. Mr. William Garrett, N.C.M. Mr. Tim Granet, N.C.M. Mr. Jim Hatlan, C.M. Mr. Arthur W. Heagney, C.M. Mr. Stephen Jones, C.M. Mr. Richard Lause, N.C.M. lvlr. John Madrid, C.M. Mr. Pat Mullin, C.M. lVLr. Frank Pesek, N.C.M. Mr. Robert L. Rozier, N.C.M. lvlr. Vincent Stock, C.M. Mr. Allen Weilbaecher, N.C.M. Mr. Nary Willet, C.M. lVLr. Greg Wilson, C.M. M.r. S Mrs. Milton Abernathy Adam's Volkswagen Sister Ambrose, D.C. Mr. S Mrs. M. Amsden Mr. Russel Appleby Mr. 8 Mrs. George Babic Mr. S Mrs. Leo Bacott: Baker's Big Burger Mr. S Mrs. H. A. Bange Mr. 8 M.rs. Angelo Barillaro S family The Francis Basler Family Mr. 8 Mrs. Walter Berkbigler Mrs. Gary L. Blandford Mrs. Catherine Conroy Mr. 8 Mrs. Charles D. Conway Cooley Paint Store Mrs. Frances Cornwell Daughters of Charity Mr. S Mrs. Robert DeClue DeLassus Drug Store Mrs. Corina DePauw Mary A. Deutschmann Mr. S Mrs. Joseph Dill G family Mr. S Mrs. R. J. Dirkers The William E. Dolan Family Rev. William E. Donovan Mr. 8 Mrs. Donald Douglas Mr. 8 Mrs. Ernest Douglas Mr. S Mrs. T. Douglas Dolores Dreiling Mr. 8 Mrs. John E. Drury Marilyn Essner Mr. G Mrs. Bill Evans Marilyn Fee Mr. S lvirs. Harry Feltz Mr. Michael Fieser Mr. S Mrs. M. J. Flauter, Jr. Mr. G. J. Foerst Ivir. 8 Mrs. Merlin J. Garrett Mr. S Mrs. Lee C. Cdynia Mr. S Nlrs. Lawrence Gendron Mrs. Marie Gendron Mr. G Mrs. Felix J. Gleba S family Mrs. Stella Gnojewski Mr. G Mrs. Billy Goodman Mike Grady Mr. 8 Mrs. R. M. Grady Mr. S Mrs. Ralph Grass 8 family Dr. Eldon J. Gray, O.D. G family Miss Judy M. Blandford Mr. S Mrs. Larry Bockting Mrs. James Boyer Mr. S Mrs. Joseph Breig Robert Brucker Mr. S Mrs. Alfred C. Bruno Mr. 8 Mrs. Cletus F. Buchholz R. H. Buehrle, Jr. Bumpa-Tel, Inc. , . m Drs. E. K. Burford Jr. G John T Crowe Mr. Donald A Butler Mr. 8 Mrs. Marshall Butler Mrs. Mary Byrne Mr. Pat Byrne Mr. S Mrs. William Campbell Mr. S Mrs. Frank J. Chesnick The E. C. Cheswick Family Mr. 8 Mrs. Bob Chisholm 8 fa ily lvlr. Lloyd Cibulka Mr. Albert A. Gruenke Miss Lillian Gruenke Mrs. Mary Gruenke The Charles Gualdoni Family Mr . 8 Mrs Mr. S Mrs Mr. S Mrs. Mr. G Mrs. Mr. G Mrs Art Hackett C. O. Hanes R. G. Hanschen Oliver R. Hart S family Nolan Hasler Fr. Joseph I. Hassan The Hausel Family Mr. George H. Heckman and famil Mr. S Mrs. M.r. S Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Charles J. Held Alfred Helfrick Charles Hellman Leonard J. Henke Lambert Hoette Family Howard's Sporting Goods Corinne G Bernice Huber Y Rev. William A. Huggins Rev. Clement J. llmberger lvlr. 8 Nlrs. Lynn James Charles A. Jost, M.D. Mr. 8 Mrs. Frank Kadavi Mr. 8 Mrs. Henry Kammler Rev. Francis J. Kappes The Kelleher Family Mr. 8 Mrs. John R. Kelly Mr. S Mrs. John L. Keusenkothen Troy S. Kiefer The Thomas Kornegay Family Miss Kathleen B. Kreher Mr. Richard P. Kreher Dave LaCroix Ladies Sodality of Lithium Miss Norma J. Renaud Mr. Stephen Ressel Rebecca M. Rhinehart Mr. 8 Mrs. Adolph Rhomburg Mr. 8 Mrs. Ralph C. Richardet Mr. 8 Mrs. Adams Richter Miss Frieda Rieck lvlr. Robert Rinehart Mr. 8 Mrs. Robert E. Risch Miss Pamela Roach Rev. James Rodis Mrs. Ruth Rooney Mr Mr Mr Mr St. S Mrs. Louis G. Roth George A. Rozier 8 Mrs. Hugh V. Rozier Paul A. Rozier Henry Grade School Lang's Jewel ers Mr . 8 Mrs Harry Lee Mr. S Mrs Roy Loper Mr. G Mrs D. J. McKay, Sr. Mr. G Mrs Mr. S Mrs. Mr. SM.rs Mr. SMrs . SMrs Robert F. McMahon Hugh R. McVey Jan Mackewich Joseph Mages John E Margoni Mr . . The John C. Marik Family Miss Augusta Martens John G Martha Matoushek Mrs. Natalie May Mr. S Mrs. Lawrence S. Molina Mr. 8 Mrs. Cornelius B. Molitor Mr. 8 Mrs. Ralph J. Mollica Mr. 8 Mrs. William A. Mollica Mr. S Mrs Alphonse Moore Sani-Soft Water Service Schade's Men's Wear Scherer's Mobil Service Rev. Adolph M. Schilly Mr. G Mrs. Flavian Schloss G family Mr. Wendel Schmeiderer Mrs. Zita Schmeiderer Mrs. W. A. Schmidle The Schuette Family Miss Mildred Schuette Mrs. Theresa M. Schuette Mr. S Mrs. Leon Schumer lvlr. 8 Mrs. Glennon Schwent Mr. S Mrs. John T. Seesing Mr. G Mrs. Edward F. Sertle 7t.h 8 8th Grade Class--St. Augustin The William Siebert Family Miss Bernadette Moranville Mr. 8 Mrs. Charles C. Morgan Mrs. Adele C. Morris Mr. 8 lvlrs. Norbert H. Mueller Mr. 8 Mrs. James M. Murphy Mr. 8 Mrs. Joseph Murphy Mr. Michael Nenninger Mrs. L. Nickerson Sister Mary Noreen, O.S.F. Mrs. Roger Norris Mr. S Mrs. E. E. Oberndorfer Mrs. Maude J. O'Brien Mr. Patrick O'Loughlin Mr. S Mrs. Joseph G. Ozalas The Joseph Palaich Family Perry County Savings 8 Loan Association Mrs. Mildred Peterman Mr. 8 Mrs. Edward N. Pfannenstiel S daughter Mr. 8 Mrs. John Pfannenstiel Mr. S Mrs. Charles E. Pfeil 8 family Miss Alberta W. Pfingsten Mr. 8 Mrs. R. J. Phalen Mr. Anthony Piwowarczyk Mr. John Piwowarczyk Mr. S Mrs. W. R. Piwowarczyk Rev. Carl C. Poelker The John Simmons Family Mr. Mr. 8 Mrs. Walt W. Simpson 8 Mrs. Joseph Smith The Horace Snyder Family Mr. G Mrs. Frank Soldo Mr S Mrs. Ben Speaks Mr 8 Mrs. Arthur E. Stauder, Jr. Mr. G Mrs. Henry A. Stenger S55 G Mrs. Lester Suellentrop 8 Mrs. Suilluntrop G Mrs. James C. Sullivan Rev. James K. Sullivan Mr. S Mrs. A. H. Thoman The Toretta Family Aspirant Judy Wakefield Mr. Tom G. Washington Mr. Brian J. Waters The James Watson Family Werner's Market Mrs. Carolyn West Mrs. Bernard J. Westhoff Whiteway Gulf Service Mrs. Lorena M. Wibbenmeyer S family Mr. S Mrs. James Wierzenski William Willmann Family Aspirant Blanche Wisniewski Robert V. Porter Family S S Mrs. Jerome F. Preuss S family Mr. Milton P. Preuss Mr. 8 Mrs. Parker Ramey Mr. Christopher Rees lvlr. G Mrs. C. Wisniewski Rev. Stephen Wylie Barbara S Anna Zboyovski Rt. Rev. Msgr. John Zenner e School gwwwwwmwhwwwwwwwhwwwwwwwML if 3 1 gf J F I' pi J Q .Z Rev. 5 Rev. .- Rev. Rev. Rev. 1-. Rev. Rev. Rev. E GGLDE Clarence J. Bogetto, C.M. Thomas P. Croak, C.M. Wendelin J. Dunker, C.M. Ambrose A. Durbin, C.M. Jerome D. Fortenberry, C.M. Thomas A. Grace, C.M. Oscar L. Huber, C.M. Francis J. Hynes, C.M. if IT- -I' Rev. P. J. LeFevre, C.M. gi Rev. Oscar J. Lukefahr, C.M. Very Rev. Edward J. Mullin, C.M. Rev. John B. Murphy, C.M. Rev. Paul T. O'Malley, C.M. Rev. William Ryan, C.M. Very Rev. Carl G. Schulte, 5 5 C.M. Q . Rev. Joseph F. Wagner, C.M. Mr S Mrs Andy Adams 1 Mr. 8 Mrs. Adrian Adams III- Mr. 8 Mrs. Robert Adams and Family -S' Mr. 8 Mrs Dominick A. Alessi I- Mr. S Mrs Joseph Alessi, Sr. 4 Mr. 8 Mrs Joseph Alessi, Jr. 5 5 E 5 if 5 .E E 5 -5 5 Rev. Thomas E. Allen Mr. G Mrs. Frank Altman Oli Amick-Bisplinghoff Funeral Home Rita A a h unsp c Rev. John Bagen Mr. 8 Mrs. T. M. Bane Sister Juliana Beuerlein Dr. 8 Mrs. S. Paul Bey and Family Mrs. Ethel K. Billings Mr. 8 Mrs. George K. Billings and Fam Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Blandford Mrs. Edward H. Bockstruck Brewer Monument Company Mrs. Alvina Burger Mary J. Burger Rev. Donald J. Burke Mr. 8 Mrs. Robert Byrne ily P TRONS Dr. 8 Mrs. C. C. Carron Mr. Anthony Cassani Mr. 8 Mrs. Charles Chivetta Miss Mary M. Cleveland Mr. Lawrence J. Connors Mr. 8 Mrs. Albert G. Cornwell Mr. S Mrs. Tony Covarrubias James P. Cummings Mr. 8 Mrs. Walter Davis Mr. 8 Mrs. William M. Denny Anna and Helen Deutschmann Mr. 8 Mrs. Rush DeZonia Mr. J. F. Diebold Miss Carmen Dillon Miss Odeal Dillon Mrs. Mae Doyle Mr. 8 Mrs. Monroe P. Drury Mr. 8 Mrs. Thomas J. Elder Mr. 8 Mrs. Benjamin H. Emmons Miss Betty Emmons S Mrs. Edward Esselman Mr. Mr. Leonard J. Francis B G Mr. en egg Mr. G Mrs. Francis J. Gegg and Family Mr. 8 Mrs. Samuel Gibbs and Family The Carl Z. Hodge Family Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. S Mrs. Victor B. Hodge 8 Mrs. Raymond Hostkoetter Sherwood R. Hughes and Family Ada M. Hurst Francis X. Jana The Janson Family Mr. S Mrs. Bud Jasper Mr. S Mrs. Charles H. Jones Mr. Walter' Jones Rev. Leo P. Kampmann Mr. E Mrs. Edward J. Keil The Joseph E. Kelly Family Sister Teresa Kelly E 1 if .Falla'Hulk-inl'alI'fnll':wll'-1n1'al1'a1l':w1l':nl'EuLalI':nH'alIwlllalllaulhullmuilwdj' F Mr. S Mrs. joseph Ketterer and Family T' ' d R K tt 1ll1e an ose e erer Rt. Rev. Msgr. Joseph F. Keusenkothen Mr. 8 Mrs. Vincent P. Kline Mr. G Mrs. Henry E. Klug and Family Sgt. Alvin W. Kreher Mr. S Mrs. P. G. 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Main Downtown--Cape Compliments of and Z San! gamma! .Jfome Cape Girardeau, Missouri EDgeWater 4-1313 Benton, Missouri Klngsdale 5-3529 CARRON TYPEWRITER CO. Cape Girardeau, Mo. We Sell the Best and Service the Rest 'fiTypeWriters 'kAdding Machines i'iCalculators i Duplicators ikOffice Furniture ikSupplies Work Guaranteed Sales . . . Service . . . Rentals CARVER'S F LORAL CO . l0O South Sprigg Ph. ED 5-3238 Cape Girardeau, Mo. ll LUEDERS STUDIO For Fine Portraits 427 Broadway Phone ED 5-2650 Cape Girardeau, Mo. 96 W MR. C's I.G.A. FOODLINER Town Plaza CHILD'S I.G.A. FOODLINER 1736 Broadway Cape Girardeau, Mo. Compliments of RUST gl MARTIN INC. Furniture - -Carpeting- -Draperies R .C .A. Television and Hi Fi 460 South Kingshighway Cape Girardeau, Mo. Phone 334-4434 THE SOUTHEAST MISSOURIAN Your Areas Finest Daily Newspaper Serving Over 19, 500 Families in Southeast Missourian and Southern Illinois. A THE FIRST ' Eank Broadway at Main Dial 335-3337 222 No. Pacific Dial 335-8249 Cape Girardeau, Mo. Your Full Service Bank Member F .D .I .C. FUNERAL HOME CAPE GIRARDEAU, MISSOURI Compliments of BILL'S PHARMACY 735 Broadway Cape Girardeau, Mo. J. THE CLUB Air Condition X MEMBER - THE DINERS C UB A ' Ch 4 T N Fw Ynuv more 0 Open Sundays 0 Dial EXbrook 4-9773 EAST CAPE CIRARDEAU - ILL Compliments of MARTHA'S COLONIAL ICE CREAM Sz CANDY SHOP 818 Broadway Cape Girardeau, Mo. BROADWAY PRESCRIPTION SHOPS INC 710 and 1900 Broadway Cape Girardeau, Mo. Free Delivery Deive In Window at 1900 FOSTER BARBER gl BEAUTY SUPPLY CO. New Owner, jack Mullin 525 Broadway--Cape Girardeau, Mo . Dial 335-7300--Dial Res . 335-2879 GENERAL GARAGE Auto Repairs 334 S. Middle Cape Girardeau, Mo . Schlitt Brothers 9 ' l McDonaId's Amazing Menu 1001, Pure Beef Hamburgers Tempting Cheeseburgers Old-Fashioned Snakes Crisp Golden French Fries Thirst-Ouenching Coke Delightful Root Beer Coffee As You Like It Full-Flavored Orange Drink Refreshing Cold Milk Filel-U-Fish 1925 Broadway Cape Girardeau, Mo. Compliments of RIVERSIDE LUMBER COMPANY Cape Girardeau, Mo. HUTSON FURNITURE CO . 43 S. Main St. --Phone ED 4-6251 Cape Girardeau, Mo. BLATTEL'S SHELL SERVICE Sprigg gl Morgan Oak Street Dial ED 5-9868 Cape Girardeau, Mo. Service Is Our Business Compliments and A. G. KELLER INSURANCE Best Wishes AGENCY from GRAY DOWNTOWNER Stan Popp MOTEL A Friendly Motel with 205 S- Spfigg St- ED 4-1095 Reasonable Rates . One of Cape's Nieer Motels. 200 Morgan Oak at the Bridge Cape Girardeau, Mo. Cape Girardeau, Mo. 99 Compliments of ST. LOUIS-CAPE BUS LINE Union Bus Depot 16 N. Frederick Cape Girardeau, Mo. Taste That Beats the Others Cold .-:!2h5sTp--,, X '- 1 I .-5. . -4...-Z '-, , N I iff' '1 1, it ' E tel III fvsffl T I-I is. I M' I . lil' inn yin' llqil I X .gf uzxl .KM III 1 III:'PIIIllmI.,,,W,,,.,Mm,,,iiIIIIIIIQIIEIIIIIIIJ' H IW W' I ! I ,W F' if 2 Pepsi Pours it on Pepsi Colo Bottling Co. 80 N. Broadview Cape Girardeau, Mo. ED 5-3737 CAPE FROZEN AND INSTITUTIONAL FOODS Distributors of QUALITY FOODS FROM COAST TO COAST ED 5-9433 Cape Girardeau, Mo. Open 7 Days a Week 4 P.M. to 2 A.M Everyday TONY 'S PIZZA PALACE ww! I S Phone ED 5-2717 We Deliver 419 Broadway Cape Girardeau, Missouri s v9 :f,'9 'Ni' I ' TEA, Frat 901 BROADWAY :I CAPE GIRARDEAU, M0 ,,rw,r3 A s, Owners People Who Want Quality Heating and Air Conditioning Specify TRANE Air Conditioning and Heating People Who Want Quality Installation Sz Service Specify Trane's Star Dealer TATE DISTRIBUTING CO. , INC. 2148 Broadway ED 4-6288 Cape Girardeau, Mo. 63701 VAN DEVEN MERCANTI LE CGMPANY Corner Broadway E7 Pacific Cape Girardeau, Mo. YOUNG'S - FRIGIDAIRE Foremost In Appliances 721 Broadway CAPE GIRARDEAU, MISSOURI 63701 FRIGIDAIRE H1440 ' LAUNDRY RUC CLEANING-LINEN SUPPLY fr DRY CLEANING 22 N. Sprigg Cape Girardeau, Mo. 514 Independence Phone ED 5 NOWELL'S CAMERA SHOP Cameras--Film Photo Finishing Service Cape Girardeau, Mo. STYLERITE BARBER SHOP 312 S . Sprigg Cape Girardeau, Mo. EGGIMANN FEED 81 PRODUCE Cape Girardeau, Mo. -8247 Compliments of CAUBLE 81 FIELD 421 S. Middle Cape Girardeau, Mo. Compliments of SUNNY HILL DAIRY RESTAURANT gl MOTOR INN 45 So. West End Blvd . Cape Girardeau, Mo. MISTER G'S FURNITURE 81 APPLIANCE 6 1 7 Goodhope Cape Girardeau, Mo. 63701 Compliments of RHEA OPTICAL Cape Girardeau, Mo. Compliments of WIMPY'S DRIVE-IN 800 N. Kingshighway WIMPY'S RESTAURANT 1129 Broadway Cape Girardeau, Mo. LA VERNE SWEET SHOP Mavrakos Candies Hallmark Cards Gifts, Record Albums, and 45's Cape Girardeau, Mo. M. G. MCCRATE REAL ESTATE gl INSURANCE M . G. McCrate 825 Broadway Cape Girardeau, Mo. 335-6601 Compliments of Courfeag gaanera 1107 Broadway Cape Girardeau, Mo. 63701 UN N ERSTALL'S DRUG STORE THE REXALL STORE 630 Good Hope Tel. ED 5-2909 Cape Girardeau, Mo. Best Wishes LANDO'S SHOE REPAIR SHOP 329 S. Sprigg Dial ED 5-9874 Cape Girardeau, Mo. On Moving Day Call Day for Moving! Local gl Long Distance DAY TRANSFER CO. 1545 Independence Cape Girardeau, Mo. Call Collect 314 EDgewater 5-3327 If No Answer Call 314 ED 5-3874 Hartgs Bread 2210 Broadway Tel. ED 5-3961 103 Compliments of SEA RS Town Plaza Shopping Center Cape Girardeau, Mo. The Shop That Made Cape Cirardeau Clothes Conscious an wx Main gl Independence CAPE GIRARDEAU SAVINGS SLOAN my Compliments of BUCKNER-RACSDALE CO. Cape Girardeau, Mo. Compliments of GAYLOR SHOE STORE Shoes for the Whole Family Cape Girardeau, Mo. DOWNTOWN l02 N. Main COMPLIMENTS AND BEST wisHEs . T F 19 ,1 rom XJ W . wa l ' an-I-'UQ A Friendly Inn . ,-,--44 In a Friendly City ll THE NATIDN'i I lilxggfl .it li im at ,fff ,iffy f'mREf? 'f' 7 Wag ,e f A fini A A 'Qf'A f , A f ' SUPERIOR ELECTRIC PRODUCTS CORPORATION CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo. FANS - IRONS - HEATERS - ToAsTERs - HOTPLATES - CHAFEROLES - HAIR DRYERS DEEP FRYERS - WAFFLE IRONS - CORN Porrsks - AIR CIRCULATORS - SANDWICH TOASTERS FORD GROVES HIRSCH'S THRIFTWAY INC., 41258 Cape Girardeau, Mo. 241 S . Sprigg St . Service Since 19 14 Cape Girardeau, Mo . MARION FOLI'S ARGO PKG . STORE 432 Morgan Oak Cape Girardeau, Mo Phone ED 5-7109 NENNINGER 'S LIQUOR PACKAGE SHOP 322 S . Sprigg Cape Girardeau, Mo. Fine Wines --Liquors- -Cigars Compliments of CAPE ELECTRICAL SUPPLY, DISTRIBUTORS Cape Girardeau, Mo. INC Watches ' Diamonds 'F Gifts Watch gl jewelry Repair PAM MEL 'S JEWELRY School jewelry Engraving 821 Broadway Cape Girardeau, Mo. 63701 Compliments of MONROE GLASS CO. Cape Girardeau, Mo. Compliments of BUNNY BREAD 310 Christine St. Cape Girardeau, Mo. Serving Cape FARMERS Sz MERCHANTS BANK Two Convenient Locations 701 Good Hope 44 South West End Blvd. Cape Girardeau, Mo . SIMPSON BUICK-OPEL Home of the MINI-BRUTE Cape Girardeau, Mo. RHODES OIL CO. INC Gulf Oil Products Cape Girardeau, Missouri METRO BOOK STORE Barrow's Educational Series Monarch Notes and Study Guides Barnes and Noble Cowles Educational Book 415 Broadway 335-8633 Cape Girardeau, Mo. , BILL HAM PTON'S THINK . -1 W Fe! BAKERY I 2' 1029 BROADWAY CAPE CIRARDEAU, MO. - - - af0eAND?IIIIJg 1-CEMPENQNK Speclallzlng In CAPE GIRARDEAU, MISSOURI 63701 WEDDING, BIRTHDAY and PARTY CAKES DIAL ED 5-3601 Serving You Saving You JONES PRINTING COMPANY Better Mare Q Q 'A' Offset- -Letterpress jack W . Fuerth, Owner IQQD QIQIIQ III Broadway . Pius Extra Savings with Eagle Stamps Cape Girardeau, Mo. 121 South Sprigg Cape Girardeau, Mo. SONNY S SHELL SERVICE U WYDURPEZA is ' 4, 'I 1 AAIII ,.i PERFECTION Sonny Minor sf P I II, ff- rrs mum -vuI'MIIII V w 1401 N. Kingshighway ' f2I,?I'f,QD,7121, IIKBTS I Cape Girardeau, Mo. 1 2 sn 5-9012 .:5!f5uflQ'k-35: Ask About Our Free Home Inspection IAJQA N GLIDDEN f'B0k6fk I PAINT Iliff 1' AND DECORATING CENTER E 6 ' - Hmvmunsens I A E 2118 William Street Cape Girardeau, Mo. Cape Girardeau, Mo. 107 DONUT DRIVE -IN 1617 Independence Phone ED 5-6414 Gape Girardeau, Mo. SUEDEKUM HARDWARE GO . BPS Paint--Power Tools Plumbing Supplies 620 Good Hope Cape Girardeau, Mo. 335-9469 UG ood oo Compliments of KNAUP FLORAL CO. AND GRE EN HOUSES Flowers Telegraphed Anywhere 136 So. Pacific--ED 4-3029 Cape Girardeau, Mo. Olivette - - Underwood Authorized Agent 334-3930 334-2976 JORDAN OFFICE EQUIPMENT gl SUPPLY 716 Broadway Sales - -Service - -Rentals - - Leases Cape Girardeau, Mo . 6370 1 BGSI Wishes COOK COOK PAINT 81 VARNISH CO. Tel. ED 4-3521 24 No. Spanish St. Cape Girardeau, Mo. A. E . BIRK AND SON PLUMBING AND HEATING, INC . Phone ED 5-6644-45 Sprigg at Independence Terms--Gash Cape Girardeau, Mo. FINNEY'S DRUG STORE, INC . Reliable Prescription Service 709 Broadway Cape Girardeau, Missouri EDgewater 5-6239 Compliments of SUNSHINE 'DRIVE-IN' CLEANERS 722 Good Hope Cape Girardeau, Mo. -W Compliments of ATRICK FURNITURE MART gl 1140 N. Kingshighway i 4 - Cape Girardeau, Mo . Compliments of SCHOTT ELECTRICAL DISTRIBUTORS 1109 N. Kingshighway Cape Girardeau, Mo. Phone ED 4-2861 ED 4-6231 EDgewater Highway 4-3022 61 N. 4-3023 RICHARDSON SERVICE Retreading- -Repairing Cape Girardeau, Missouri SUNSET MOTEL U.S. 61 North Cape Girardeau, Mo . Ph. EDgeWater 5-6023 'jess and Anita Williams, Props Compliments of ST. VINC ENT'S PARISH Cape Girardeau , Mo. CLARK WHEEL ALIGNMENT 81 BALANCING Axle gl Frame Straightening Brake - -Muffler - - Shock Absorber - -Service EDgeWater 5-2834 Middle gl Independence Cape Girardeau, Mo. Zfwff Food Giard Cape's Largest and Most Modern Super Market 1120 N. Kingshighway Cape Girardeau, Mo. 109 Compliments of L. 81 L. SPORTS MARINE and ED'S BAR Divisions Lottes Enterprises Corp. Cape Girardeau, Mo. Compliments of AUTO, TIRE AND PARTS CO ., INC . Merriwether and Ellis Sts . Cape Girardeau, Mo. COLONIAL RESTAURANT 81 LOUNGE Serving Southeast Missouri with Finer Foods Highway 61 Cape Girardeau, Mo . 7 UP AND LIKE THE UNCOLA 7 Up Bottling Co. 355 No. Kingshighway Cape Girardeau, Mo. 63701 A-I PKG . DRIVE -IN The Name with a Meaning 2201 Broadway Cape Girardeau, Mo. Ph. 334 -4611 Ricardo Grisaufi 19 Fine Italian Food Cape Girardeau, Mo. FISCHER Sz SON Fresh Dressed Poultry Complete Line of Dietetic Foods Mt. Valley Mineral Water Code 314 298 N. Blvd Phone ED 5-3361 Cape Girardeau, Mo. Compliments of PETTIGREW INSURANCE AGENCY INC 299 N. Kingshighway Cape Girardeau, Missouri ED 5-8271 David A. Pettigrew--Ron C . Rueseler CAPE ROSTER 1968-1969 Faculty The Very Reverend Robert F. Lamy, C.M., M.A. The Reverend Francis H. Gagnepain, C.M., B.A. The Reverend Clarence I. Bogetto, C.M., M.A. The Reverend Thomas W. Parrott, C.M., M.A. The Reverend Donald L. Berkbigler, C.M., B.A. The Reverend Oscar I. Lukefahr, C.M., M.A. Brother Thomas Hess. C.M. Mrs. Ruth E. Boardman, B.S. Mr. Michael R. Rodack, B.A. Students David Diebold, Kelso, Missouri 63758, 264-4733 Michael Dill, 3260 Brocton Common, Florissant, Missouri 63031, 831-8026 James Gegg, R.R. iii, Box 56, Ste. 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Birch, Denver, Colorado 80222, 757-4491 Paul Hostkoetter, 6424 St. Louis Avenue, St. Louis, Missouri 63121, 385-5546 William Molitor, 1233 Addison Drive, St. Louis, Missouri 63137, 867-5899 Ralph Mollica, 6780 S. Kit Carson Circle, Littleton, Colorado 80120, 794-4545 Mark Piazza, 10632 Spring Garden Drive, St. Louis, Missouri 63137, 869-2236 james Porter, 1080 jefferson Street, Florissant, Missouri 63031, 831-4148 William Rhinehart, R.R. iffl, Box 199, Ste. Genevieve, Missouri 63670, 883-2196 Dennis Scharf, 7301 Michigan Avenue, St. Louis, Missouri 63111, 752-7916 James Shanahan, 1130 Bluefield Drive, Florissant, Missouri 63033, 839-2943 Mark Westhoff, 9735 Glen Owen Drive, St. Louis, Missouri 63136, 868-7779 Michael Zboyovski, 9407 Jennings Road, St. Louis, Missouri 63136, 867-3091 Bobby Adams, Rt. 143, Box 56, Perryville, Missouri 63775, 547-2766 Timothy Byrne, 1917 Pickfair Drive, St. Louis County, Missouri 63141, 434-0303 Ramon Denny, 1716 Beulah Place, Richmond Heights, Missouri 63117, 781-0110 William Dolan, 706 E. Argonne Drive, Kirkwood, Missouri 63122, 965-0529 Thomas Esselman, 19 N. Moulton, Perryville, Missouri 63775, 547-5256 David Grass, Rt. 41, Box 123, Perryville, Missouri 63775, 547-5826 james Hart, 11914 Bellefontaine Road, St. Louis, Missouri 63138, 741-1245 Gary Henke, 1160 St. Ferdinand, Florissant, Missouri 63031, 864-5448 Philip Morgan 302 N. Main, Fredericktown, Missouri 63645, 783-2344 Michael Mueller, 8260 Frost Avenue, Berkeley, Missouri 63134, 524-2304 Larry Pfannenstiel, 6391 Spotswood Circle, Littleton, Colorado 80120, 794-3715 William Porter, 4940 Seibert, St. Louis, Missouri 63123, 352-4206 Paul Rieck, 1709 Westridge Drive, Cape Girardeau, Missouri 63701, 335-9205 Donald Schloss, Rt. 41, Box 268, Perryville, Missouri 63775, 547-6154 john Shoults, 9950 Northampton Drive, St. Louis, Missouri 63137, 848-7079 Larry Slattery, 1428 Wayne, Cape Girardeau, Missouri 63701, 334-3903 Ernest Tacchi, 6832 Bradley Avenue, St. Louis, Missouri 63139, 781-0293 Robert Wisniewski, 1232 Lang Drive, St. Louis, Missouri 63135, 522-3325 Roy Wright, 6828 Corbitt Avenue, St. Louis, Missouri 63130, 863-1281 Gregory Zollner, 8465 Latty Avenue, Hazelwood, Missouri 63042, 521-1530 Ill William Alessi, 2365 Hallwood, St. Louis, Missouri 63136, 868-4456 Steven Amsden, Route ffl, Weingarter, Missouri 63676, 756-5616 Stephen Bange, 4917 Hern Drive,Berkeley, Missouri 63134, 521-7981 Robert Boyer, 6958 Winona, St. Louis Missouri 63109, 647-3472 Harold Dachs, Route ffl, Malden, Missouri 63863, 276-3197 Bill Evans, 213 E. Marshall, Charleston, Missouri 63834, 683-4587 Thomas Fieser, Route fill, Campbell, Missouri 63933, 246-2432 Larry Gibbs, 810 Second St., Illmo, Missouri 264-2535 William Goodman, P.O. Box 196, Illmo, Missouri 63754, 264-4839 jerry Hart, 11914 Bellefontaine Road, St. Louis, Missouri 63138, 741-1245 Daniel Hickey, 818 Margo, Ferguson, Missouri 63135, 521-3161 Kenneth l-lodge, 2255 S. Birch, Denver, Colorado 80222, 757-4491 Mark Ketterer, 215 N. Locust St., Charleston, Missouri 63834, 683-4882 Gary Lee, 7003 Pernod, St. Louis, Missouri 63139, 781-0684 Hugh McVey, 10615 Moidart, St. Louis, Missouri 63137, 867-6802 Timothy Murphy, 1656 Talisman Lane, St. Louis, Missouri 63138, 741-3260 Timothy O'Donoghue, 10416 Earl Drive, St. Louis, Missouri 63136, 868-3069 Dennis Pfingsten, 10413 Duke Drive, St. Louis, Missouri 63136, 868-3390 john Pierce, 513 S. Benton, Cape Girardeau, Missouri 63701, 334-4546 George Rozier, 119 S. Moulton, St., Perryville, Missouri 63775, 547-2233 Neil Schloss, 6836 Elm Point Lane, St. Louis, Missouri 63129, 846-9554 Daniel Schuette, 8511 Rosemary, Affton, Missouri 63123, 832-3794 Thomas Sicking, 926 Loretta Drive, Arnold, Missouri 63010, 287-6540 john Simmons, 3815 N. 23rd St., St. Louis, Missouri 421-5316 james Wierzenski, 553 Hentschel Place, Ferguson, Missouri 63135, 521-9772 Many Thanks gl Best Wishes to DR. R YMO D E. RITTER from Faculty and Students .J W H2 LED