St Xavier High School - Tiger Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1973 volume:

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BOTTOM: A sweeping view of lhe greally expanded facilities the new building offers fo fhe Sf. X. sfudenl. iw 'Q v ' Lena 'i 4 -.,, Freshmen BELOW: Mike Walter explores the hazards of introductory science. RIGHT: Gary Hoffman can'r recall the Iocalion of Transylvania. BOTTOM LEFT: Bruce Clinard gives a usual quixzical gaze. BOTTOM RIGHT: Tom Schladand looks like he's abaul la slab someone with that ruler if you iudge by the look on his face. f I. rw., .-P 3 ,nf f ,f ww sf, wp:-sr:-If M -f M eff? LEFT: Greg Filburn in a momeni of serious concentration. BELOW: Bill Wetterer doesn'I waste much time in study hall. BOTTOM LEFT: Terry Gunderson stalks his foe. BOTTOM RIGHT: Joe Vest seems to have had a good day. ,arf n S X' Sophomores BELOW: Tom Osbourn writes the fifth copy of his English composiiion. RIGHT: Charlie Swain still doesn'f believe Mr. Hofmann's Nazi iokes. BOTTOM LEFT: Mike Yost tries desperaiely to avoid lhumb prinls on ihai drawing. BOTTOM RIGHT: Andy Moore researches his 351881 Western Sociefy proiect. f -Wv W T ' T 'l- A f-a 10 ng,,.g,5 S afltijl K ? QC ff TOP LEFT: It's anybody's guess as to what Mark Heichelbech is planning now. TOP RIGHT: How did I ever get into this? Bob Schuhmann asks himself. LEFT: Light dawnsl ABOVE: Don Thompson seems less than enthused about whatever is going on around him. Juniors BELOW: Dave Johnson and John Perciful catch up on some back reading. RIGHT: Bert Weis wonders what to do with four shoes and three shoelaces. BOTTOM LEFT: Tom Simms doesn'7 miss a trick. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mark Smalley caught red-handed at work. Sw 'lr We D 'f:e,.,, - ' sac N A 4 f X M, 3 43. Qi-Nfl i if , ........ MI . .-.....,.,, Vibe I LEFT: Mark Bryan and Wally Cybriwsky and other debafers spent long hours in research and preparation for their lournoments. BELOW: The Three Muskeleers pose in psychology class: Reggie Harris, Jay Saling, and John Malone. BOTTOM LEFT: Tom Nilzken reaches for form number 3079. BOTTOM RIGHT: Poul Nollemeyer seems to have developed fhe falenf of sleeping wilh his eyes open. .fn 'xi ,rc Seniors TOP LEFT: Dennis Searcy is 'he last man out TOP RIGHT: Bill Beavin is ready to flip a coin for that answer. BOTTOM LEFT: Chris Shaw seems less than inieresied in one of ihe last classes of the year. BOTTOM RIGHT: Joe Tcrullo and Kenny Hamilion show vwo ou! of forty differenf poses in any given class. 54- 193312, .5 ' :V1Qr'k1 S 1 LEFT: Dove Schorch, Cross-Country Ieherman, shows 'he ofher side of school life. BELOW: Tony Anderson decides whether to risk if and no? take tho' book home. BOTTOM LEFT: Four years of experiences go Through Bob Casper's mind during fhe senior Moss. BOTTOM RIGHT: Pc! Lonning has o long way to go in typing. i 4 :I Cafeteria BELOW: Lee Roy Martin pilfers a prefzel. RIGHT: Mrs. Rofh and her cafeteria staff put in a full day preparing for Ihe hungry hordes. MIDDLE LEFT: OhI Did ypu really put that in Mere? MIDDLE RIGHT: Swob Ihe deck ye scurvy knavel BOTTOM: The fosiesf half haur of the day. l A V Maru ,,...,--'-'--'- . in-v-1 I -1 s. Pg, Lighter Moments TOP LEFT: l'lI be in the CAFETERIERJ' MIDDLE LEFT: Gee, I'm not that cuIo. BOTTOM LEFT: Br. Johan's first venture wifhouf Iraining wheels. MIDDLE: Mr. SIcck oxists. RIGHT: Mr. Dumsforf says: ONE WAY WITH JESUS! 'v L. USC in Central Park With MacBeth TOP LEFT: Nick Scott and Mary John Celleni are distracted by someihing. TOP RIGHT: Even Ihe dogs walk away from Ihe music. BOTTOM LEFT: Steve Hess and Jack Eldridge discuss the cosmic significance of fha cosmos. MIDDLE RIGHT: Kevin Arave Iakes a milk break. BOTTOM RIGHT: The cats and chicks groove to the heavy vibes. 20 mx x 617W ' .VX , 4 V3 .. Q ' 5 Q t , x, Q 331 vw 8 . 4 3 WK, ff X 'M ,, 'Q W ,, 'Wx iff 1 ' .S g 1 , ' lb 4 N K- , RK. - x T, Q t 9 X4 X 5. f 5 ,. , X 2: A E J 'A 2? ., '7 , x w A f w , Q Homecoming lili TOP LEFT : Keele Monfgomery humors llle audience al break time during the homecoming dance wilh his wry wil. BOTTOM LEFT: . . . Radio Flyer . . . TOP RIGHT: Jack Eldridge and company are raising lhe floats. BOTTOM RIGHT: Another fanlaslic lurnoul . . . -4-4.92 3. . Mk . N Vai Iunior Dance LEFT: Mike Luvisi looks like he's onthe last leg ofa dance marathon. BELOW: Mike Rouse and date oblige the photographer in the midst of an enioyable evening. BOTTOM LEFT: Mark Trier and Pat Alagia look unusually serious - must be an unfamiliar tune. BOTTOM RIGHT: Jeff Hoeck's expression of happiness was typical of many others that evening. I tw ,if .s xx, mx X.: s Intramurals RIGHT: For many students, such as these sophomores, many winter afternoons were taken up with intramural football. In the spring many of the same faces would be seen in the gym for the basketball intramurals. BELOW LEFT: Bowling every Wednesday afternoon was one of the school's most popular activities. MIDDLE RIGHT: Rick Schweitzer hopes for a strike. BOTTOM RIGHT: Moderator Brother August keeps the records up to date in one of the waekly matches. ,nf '54 1 I ..- 5 ,V Cliff' 1 mug, bm , 55 Y 5, JJ OPP . - , l Nix . In Kg XC W Q4 I, NC , N2 06' J gig? gay! x X 5 .-TF-at 554949 71. P-35 ,. ' W f ' ' ' I QR 15 ff? ei , ' A 5 Q A in if f . CMN 2 : X 'mf , f ' a f f A Q ff Q, ,- W ' ii' N ' hx? W V, N af .AL ' H og! -L -f f., I K ala: X N Ijfiri r ' ..,. ' V fl Q fy X A' X X N ,fy fp XX jf 0519 n-n4W ' 1 .ab K5 N. ..,.,..--Q.. 4,4 . xx, r M ' P f 5+ it sf-...,A J 4 19 Q .X P F 1 OQQ '5 , - Ziggy D A I X 1,45- X 6 ff! X ' tx X5 XR V ,,. .7 x 'X-- . Q ' N x Administration Brorher James McCarthy, Assisfanf Principal ...ef .nw- C.F.X. Mrs. Sallye Jurgensan Secretary to ihe Principal rg Q is Mrs. Vera Heckmann -f. f, C.F.X, Brofher John Hannon, C.F.X. Treasurer Mrs. Violet Totten gr ,V 4 MV' fx, Secretary fa 'he Treasurer w-.Xi 1 Mathematics v .4-I Brother Johan Gegner, C.F.X. Brofher Emeric, C.F.X. Brother Ivo, C.F.X. 4 ?f Brother Thomas, C.F.X. Mr. Joseph Dumstorf Brother John Thomas, C.F.X. Mr. Michael Egan 27 If W ..g,. Social Studies ' .3 Q-'vga ii Mr. Richard Hofmann Mr. Maurice McCormick Mr. Marty Donlon Mr. Frank Cooper wuuaemv wx-mu www 4' A Mr. James Wilkinson Brother James McCur1hy, C.F.X. Brother Terrence McDevitt, C.F.X. .SEE Broihor Brion Davis, C.F.X. Mr. Loon Dunugan Mr. Joseph Heitzman E . nghsh Brothsr Aquinas, C.F.X. I9 V' pgcm Brother August, C.F.X. Brother Plncidus, C.F.X Mr. Reber! Stack Miss Irene Rapier Mr. Joseph Kroh i N X I fa X Q - 'Y , - A so 1 MJ 7 r r - A A flfif H K .ff , f 'ii' a Brother Damiun,C.F.X. Brofher Kenney Gorman, C.F.X. k - hgh.. -V , rf W' r , V 5- ' - -'H .V .. , 7' i9'ff.i,fi' 4 53 'x ' J:-'1f , A oor : 'i 1'f5i5'33'f M H 'iiiaiw if f 4 Q P ','z?:x-gif f f ggi: F .1 ,frgi qgi5', xxgzlh nj. f,?kEiyP':! gngf:gf':l3g?ggf1i g ' 1 5 A5547 'fqsigra ' ' 1: .wmhff .Safes 451-fs, ? :U Mrs. Oliver Newcomb Mr. Alan Burke Mr. John Rogers Language Broihor Richard Anqarola, C.F.X. -r N K ferr'-MEF wif v , Broihsr Edward Driscoll, C.F.X. M. Mlm 3 Brother Marcus, C.F.X. Miss Helen Wimberg Mr. William Ballard fe 4 M, 2 . Wm, -. Brofher George Willenbrink C.F.X. Mr. David Butler 5 . w, 'N .,,' 1,349 'ff'-'TEX' ww, .., 1 yy ,Q hai ,-,Q m ' Y 1 1 4111. , W X . , , f W . .M 4 , rn Q ,ww Brother Giles Crowell, C.F.X. Broiher John Roth, C.F.X. Brother Leroy, C.F.X. - Brother Malcolm Redman, C.F.X. Mr. Nelson Nunn 33?V:?'f Mr. Herman Loop Mr. Ted Pearce Brother Julius Mahoney, C.F.X. 0 nfs .mmf V ., y Y .fr if 'lg .gfxiwzer IMC-T - if qw, wg ,Ja Q.. ': A . ,, - 31 4 p x' 3, Qi M . M if .f'gPwr f,:,:f3,5ii f mfiufggh Q isg., , I 45.331 5 : ,:'.sff52ef:f5L , Q:'.f'5,i!' if f A 5,- - tww'Tp M. ,. f 1 I 5 fi . ' A .. 1 AUM I , A . .......-. Broihor Patrick Dougherty, C.F.X. Broihor Malcolm Rodman, C.F.X. Mn. Eloise Ruf Brother Lucas, C.F.X. Miss Mary Gnmkemeyer, IMC Director 0 , Brother Gerard Boylan, C.F.X. Broiher Louis Dalton, C.F.X. Mr, James Higgins Mr. Michael Sfewart Mr. Paul Young Mr. William Hard? Rev. Mr. Gerald Bell Q...- -.M 5 1-sw Brother Gerald Edward, C.F.X. Brother Alexius Joseph, C.F.X. Hu-,- +A... 1--vw no--. wi Mr Norberf Zehnder Brother James Eckeri, C.F.X. Marty Donlon Mr. Roger Brown Business L F1 2 ' P x ,Q R N! lgkhv-,- Mr. Gerald Ruhs Mrs. James O'Brien Mrs. Joseph Reibel 1' QA fel . Mr. Jerome Passufiume 111. -,s , 1 5 1 3 QQ o L-JN Z' fFuf3 7 NJ Qi l 45? 0 K. ati KEQ D is f 4 X QI? 14,337 Q 4 5 av Q2 Q 0 f 5 X A f A b4'xi,.,L, --.ffff V 2 . us , '45, fm-1 , lazy mx xx Q 3 fN X, E e 2 i 1 0 3 X QC 55 W., . x I lt f ? . w --Q-' -MN1 4 X ,.,. ,, Q Q ,jf VM! N X . ,j, . i9-... XXX XV' f ,, M ,Lan A xy I f , XR , X. X f'f,f-ff 'lf' . , Y 1 f f f Axis.-L ffm J,-...' 'Y -----Y ----- ,,.. 47 ' - fn: g , EV, ,--sf---wif'-- +f.-I ff - f 6'Q5G21i - Z r X H ' ' ,--R., Y q 1, lei , A X - N ly Q f X I A ' E' J ' I U . V KJ ' 1 , U, A Z a 1 xf , ' P W W . 1, X13 W J B 1 ' If 'R 1 f H or 3, 1 4 2 'R 1 . , ,LQ V Mg ' f af? A 5 , Q . f , fx 1 2 yy . X , 6 C. 1 ' C W' 7' r X , , -1 'Lf' 1 . Q ,V 1, ,f, , C? N Q N Q' N W, f - 9 ' 1 ' ' 5 1 5 5 :, M, . - U JA g vi .xy ' F1 f f' Q ' . : ' aaa og S Vail- yi - ' v .iwf 0 P V 0 ,D I , iq ' ,, :pf 1 - ' A ' I mg Bob Alexander Mark Allen Gerald Allgeier Paul Allgood sv -. Ray Amlung 3 Kevin Anderson Stove Arnold Jim Baines Steve Bakos Kant Bartlett Cletus Bartsch X g , Arsenio Boylan 5 AI Becker qgv Ken Becker Ben Bac Var Mark Belluscio Mark Belshoff Tom Bergamini Richard Berger Greg Bisig Richard Block , i If Make sebum Q: ' 1 KRW Steve Bohannon Kevin Bonn David Borgmeier Walter Bourke Bill Branham Mark Breunig Paul Brian Mike Brockie Phil Brohm David Brown lee Brown ' Mike Brown Robert Brown Joe Bruenderman Jerry Brumleve larry Brumleve Tom Brumleve Mike Brutscher X Miko Bunkel Greg Budde Mark Buechler Charles Buenher Gerald Burch Ran Burch Paul Burgin Greg Burk Paul Burka James Burke Z' W Tom Burke ,Q + Paul Burns 3 Charles Byrd Peter Campbell Chris Carey Tam Carlton Jim Carrico niagara HTS? -f , s RV ,4 gil' 'E 'f.' si' ' Russ Carrico Jim Carrigan Mike Carroll Tom Casey No sir, I wasn't raising my hand, I was iust stretching. J iififi ' :jk .,....,..,..,i ... or Wfiln X V -.1 Mike Casper e-1n.,,,.,. Wayne Cassody Craig Cavanaugh , Increasing freshman enrollment has filled our classrooms lo near capaciryl - 'Q '23 -4 - ,'-N . ' x T . 4' ., 4 jx N' R 6 ' ' vw-1 A 43' fi 'W 4:1 A -. . ., L? I e TS! 1 ' L G 'X ' so 1 ' f :Y 1 be f ml Mb D8 fwfffe- ,- v' C 1 K -4 4 , . M. ..,,Qf,E,5 'K , Q G Sa 5? 3' . k i' X' 3 is Q . X 5, , I, X , F, V f f 522- 512 , 5 AQ. W??lii 1 x If so l 'X gr-r ' VN: J , fs: .J 3 N? A if , iw Suu K v ' f 'LZ l sb if Tony Cecil Tom Chandler Mark Churron James Clare Harry Clifford Bruce Clinard Greg Clinard Tony Clishem Tom Coffey Sieve Collard Mark 'Collins Ken Coronel Joe Castelle Sleve Coslelle Barry Cowell Joe Cowherd ' Mike Cox Ken Craig George Craven John Crawford Joe Creed Mike Cronen Mark Crush Ran Cummins Dennis Cunningham David Don! Benrarn Desha Joe Desmond Jllhn M ' Paul Diebold Greg Dierfeldl Waller Disller John Doll Andrew Donaldson Brian Donhoff Charles Donlon Kem Dorenkamp Dan Daugherty Doug Doyle Bill Doyle Bobby Dries Wall Druchenmiller Robert Eberenz Paul Edwards Richard Elder Tony Elpers Scot? Evans Joe Eye Bill Faesenmeier George Fauth Joe Feldkamp Kon Feldkomp Richard Feller Greg Fieldhouse Greg Filburn Pal Finnegan Martin Fischer Mark Fitzmayer Dennis Fleming James Floyd Joe Ford David Fraliek Mark Frederick Danny Fried rich Joel Fries Martin Fry Martin Gallahue Mike Gardner Brett Garvey Gene Gathof Ken Gavin Tim Gelhausen Chris Gihler Bob Gipperieh Donald Glass Tom Goebel Bill Goodin Kenton Goodson Steve Goodwin Don Gooiee David Gornet Jeff Cvosnell Richard Graham Keith Graser Joe Greer Don Grimm Chris Grisanti Terry Gunderson Mark Haag John Habenstein Donald Hagan Keith Hall Matthew Hanekamp Scott Haner James Harper Mike Head William Heath Tim Heeb Stanley Heil Edward Heimbrock Kevin Heintzman Greg Heitzman Joe Henehan Bob Hess Phil Hettich Edward Heun , 'A 4 vb .x J , ,, X ff- ffj is 3 Asia , , F i'j 3h Nl n'i8 Jock Schneider seems impressed by the Pythagorean Theorem? Y-l'Yf 3 Q, , :2'ffg?:t? we .. 5.11 G . -Q Ere a s E 5 3 ... ,..X-st. Q . 1 -q ig . Freshmen quickly learn the secrets of keeping ahead. 'gfifrvitgt eg if 1 ms, ,M Joe Hildenbrandl Bob Hillenbrand Bob Hodgo Chris Hoeriar Gary Hoffman Slove Hoffman Victor Hoffman Mark Holfman lill Hoskinson s K, do Joe Hoskinwn John Howard David Hubbuch Chris Huber Mark Huber Mnlvin Huber Joe Huffman Alan Hufnagel Mika Hynson Roy Jackson Miko James Tom Jefferson Moriin Johnson Danni: Jolly Bob Jones Kan Jusf Bill Kaelin Jim Karibo Guy Kamper Earl Knmpf John Kennedy Mike Kannsy David King 'Pat King Mark Kircher Conrad Kissel John Klousing gngifr- , . Chris Klein Richard Klein Roland Klose , K Frank Knights ' ' Marlin Kramer 6,4 A X J A, 'V x X gf i Sle'vcKraus , , X , V V Q , . X L K ,d N gf' 'lsr frm IW. Ab K 4 D'l. xfi2h 2 X X Q: 1 M ig: J X ' ' AQ' :li 4' .fm i S'g5v ' W W A , my lx' Jw N V ' U Edward Kruger ,Nl X, 1 ' -'Q A Tony Kuhn Q 5 :FT ..f n fin, ' 'N Mark Laommlo N. 5 - Xx 3 -'W Ki .ww H' X f - ,f....,..........- 1 , ,.....,.,-..- Duane Lamonl i Harry london Br. Ambrose offers assistance lo a baffled freshman. Richard Lechleiier Grady Lewis Frank Linkenberg Bah Loran Jim Lules Dun Lyons Richard Lyons Mike Malkmus Mike Markwell Carl Marrillia Jim Marfin Tim Muxxoni Bruce Mcflonaihy Tim McCormick Ben McCulloch Kevin M:DermoM Mark McDonald John Mclnfire Bob Mclnryre Tim Mclnfyre Chris McKay Pat McKeirnan Kevin Mrclaughlin John Meiman Jim Meiners Gary Merrifield Mark Meirovich Frank Mellger Chris Meyer Dan Miller Bala Miller Dan Mitchell Kevin Mikhell Mark Mebley Tom Monroe Chris Montgomery Jerry Montgomery Chris Morris Mr Motley Tern Mueller Mark Mullay Mike Mundi Gerald Murphy John Nail Chris Nalley Gerald Nauer! Ken Neiman Gary Noble Paul Norion Bob Nunnelley John Obersf Mark O'Bryan Richard Obs! Charles Ochsner Kevin O'Connar Chris Oeiken Mark Ogbum Jim Ogden AI Olaxh Bruce Olliges David O'Loughlin Glenn Osborne Vince Osbaum John Osiertag Carl Pahler me Paige Mike Pakenham Mark Passaiiume Paul Passafiume Bill Peak --N Ai ' x rage l didn'f do ill claims Kevin Mcbermon. if 6 .M . J M Q S- '51, V: ,-' f' :EL 5 Y .5 ,A, , ei fi . anne. sa L. -af if 'fl fa N? N ,-3k:'.' , L 5'i If' ' f I x X M iz x ijef iii Brad Marshall seems Oo have conveniently misplaced his homework. x Axe Wfefiil' 'J gif! fy 1' 1 4 , E31 X 1 f L Bruce Pfaffinger Mike Pfeiffer Tim Pike Mike Piftinger Pa! Plamp Greg Popham Ken Ramsey Bemurd Rapp Charles Raque Paul Ruque Ron Raque George Raffennan Mark Rcmerman Terry Reddinglon Doug Renfro Ron Richardson Cliff Riede Brian Riggs Dennis Roberis Den Robinson Ray Robinson Ed Rode Doug Roser Ken Saling Joe Salvagne John Sandforf Perry Sangalli Greg Scarboro Greg Schaeffer Bill Schardein Bob Scharff Kevin Schindler Tom Schladand Ed Schmockers Mark Schmifl AI Schneider Jim Schnurr Gary Schoo Bruce Schorch Jim Schork Chris Schreck Greg Schrodt Jesse Schulz Chris Schweitzer Kevin Schwindel Bemard Seger Greg Sein Mark Shader David Shaffner Dan Sharp Mike Sharp Jim Sheehan Kevin Sheehan Robb Shrader Ken Simms Tony Simpson David skalding Dennis Smifh Myron Smilh Pal Smilh Jeff Snyder Jim Speaker Ron Stosie Gary Stauble Jeff Stebbins Joe Steilberg Bob Steinmetz Mike Stewart Ken Stilger Tom Stivers Bob Straub Steve Sfrblllmdn David Strubel Richard Stuber Dennis Stuecker Barry Sullivan Francis Sutton Jae Swartz Bob Thieman Bob Thieneman David Thomas Steve Thomas Chris Thompson David Thompson Jim Tierney Mike Toggweiler Al Tronxo Tim Turner Charlie Tyra Tom Ufheil Mike Underhill Dan Vorga Marc Veigl Al Vext Steve Vetter Chris Villier John Voll Mark Vander Haor Tom Wade Garry Wah le Jacob Wainwright Keith Walker Bill Walker Mike Walter Gary Wayne Mark Weihe Eric Weisbach Tom Wentzel Steve Werner? Jeff Wessling Tom Westenhofer Bill Wethington Bill Watterer Ed White Bill Wiggington Vince Williams Bill Williams Norman Wilson David Young Harlin Young Peter Zoborowski Ed Zipperle Gene Zipperle Greg Zoeller fs kai ga f. 'ie X 'S 1 9 4 f - .,', A 1 fl ' X liiili f z.: 113 -'W , 1 H, 1 . 1 xl tk. , In-ri. req., Q d J o-wuwm,5,,g,wg,5,' ,Q 5' A no f + WWW-M... . D f r ggffw 2.4 , is W D ' wfwie- Wikia., , 'ith ' ' ' V J QS V4 , ':iilY 9'f-'rmmw 'U 351 A ,NS T is 3'1'- zum -f :ELM J fsiaima - Q , nw' 'TZ '34 sys- 'Tf EH . , . .U- , f Y -. ,y 5 gi P if it ' S ,..' xg 9 'f N Cletus Bartsch intimidotes his opponent in a Phys. Ed. class , .gf EES S- ,Nz T 'WSE 1 5 ia: , 'wt ,l 3?'5g-F 1 1 if fi, p gf? ii ' W e A 1 so W QQ 3 5, V in fails A LEFT: Le0's see, the odds are 3 to I on Giddy Up in the third, 5 io 2 on Lariat . . . LOWER LEFT: Doesn't that teacher up 'here ever shut up? ponders Pat Dellario. BELOW: This looks IikeoMonday. . .Tuesday. . .Wednesday. . . jf' Pa? Abrams David Adams Wall Alexander Charles Allgeier Mike Allgeier Geoffrey Alsup Jim Alvey Kevin Anderson Mike Anderson Mike Ashcroft Dan Augusfus Tony Backer! Terry Baechle John Bailey Jim Baker Doug Ballard Kevin Barnes Bob Barry Robert Bass George Baumann Jim Buuscher Tom Beck Tim Becker Joe Beisler Bobby Bell Billy Bellis Jerry Bell Bruce Beslan Alon Blair David Blessinger Jim Bobbin Al Bolander Poi Bolger Dennis Ballon Jeff Bonn Rick Bonn Danny Bosler Greg Bourke Keith Bowman Mike Brewer Joe Brion Gary Brockie Tam Broderick Paul Broizge John Brown Seo!! Brown Chris Brumleye Don Brumleve Ronnie Brumleve David Buechler Mark Burvee Andrew Campbell John Campbell John Carpenler Joe Carrico i V Rgirsew f iffy , 1 A Q if Ui: , f M Q- ' . -I 'JD er if' ' W 'if A '1 A A -is ' ' J, Q B B ig, y , Si - ' ff ' , -5 4 if T- 1, -M L W Rf if A 9 A 'L' :V+ A ' A .1 A A gl X 'eff f afilv B Qi V X li I l Q . so I so ,fi .ff X 2 fi K s .X if if , .-,:,f':wy. 1 .Zig V 2 fxavt- x ' 1' 'h uv. , l Q ,A , 3 K d qi Q ' -2' Q rw ,A B, , V QA , . i arg, L Nxr V! ' ii ' y lflz-A .4 Y. xypim' ca: ' .,K .Q- A Hltwsyem Q 'x ,l A., xv N 2 i- L. jf- o Q 1 r, ' Q if 1,2212 so 1 ay : R221 ' , in 1 ' Vex ' . niwifi- 3', V xiitxgag :5iAE:7':fs'2gntxiS.2fi3g!Ev 1 . - ., . . -a g ' 5 lofi ,A lil ,lf ' A A A as-V Steve Ogburn smiles obligingly for the camera. ls. Q. 1 i. : ' as TECEV- 'If t ri , A ,J if Q J. fi wlx 13's . ' gn y K , ii, ' ' iw T1 aka ? J ', kiw- ii ' ii 1: ,.-vs Enfhrolled by the subi J 145 fi x ? i ect matter, Mickey Heines pays sfricl ahenrion. 1 5 Cs Q tif . 5 ' . 41 xi i Q. 'v ' Ni . ' i 5? D2 et-,N K C f .Y M' l X1 ' N .x ik Z x w F , y' Vinceni Cassilly Mike Charron Sieve Chesher Buddy Chism David Clark Kevin Cogan Craig Collins Mike Comsrock Kevin Condi! Bill Connelly Jim Connors Jim Conway Mark Costello Rick Cronna Dan Creed Jim Crick Gary Crump Tom Crurcher Rober! Culberson Bohdon Cybriwsky Tam Daly Jim Danilo Mike DeComiIlis Pai Dellario David Denny Phil De Tomo Dennis Dicken Sieve Dierfeldr Bruce Dillman Mike Dockery Kevin Dalle Mike Donohue Jim Dowd John Doyle Sean Doyle Joe Dreckmon Par Duley David Ebgrenz Ronnie Echsner Billy Eckenfels Chris Edelen Gary Effinger Bob Eichenberger Mah Engleri Beanie Erny Shaun Esposilo David Fairfax Kevin Fallon Paul Forgen Mai! Fay Bill Fenwick Eddie Fieldhouse Brian Finney John Fleming Bob Flynn Kevin Ford Paul Ford Chris Foushee Sieve Frederick Jennings French Greg Fuehs Mike Fuchs Rick Furgason Phil Gohm Wayne Garvey Alan Gates Mark Gehlhauson Tony Geiger Tom George Jim Gerstle Mike Gomet Kevin Gorter lee Goss Ray Graft Greg Graham Dennis Grannan Tony Graves Rusty Greer Eddie Griffin Mark Grundy Kurt Habenstein Kenny Haeberlin Steve Hall Tom Hammer Terry Hammond Jamie Harp Bill Harris Walter Havens Dan Heck Mark Heichelbech Mickey Haines Tony Henle Eugene Henry Richard Herde Jim Herp Chris Hertelendy Clarence Hester Jay Hettinger Keith Heustis Dennis Higgins Kevin Higgins Mark Higgins 'lim Higgins Phil Hines Rick Holland Henry Hallkamp Shane Huber Ronald Hughes Steve Hugo Mike Huhn f,g,,.. ., , T -2 a - Eff, wlffg -e .- 5 - , QL J.: -' , if ,W .ffl ,2'rif'.?M x x ' 1 vw 'Qi15f:dlf'.. 4f' , A ' if 9 AJ i K gftvisiw' J Q A.-an .4 4 X . 'fi hi, li' Z'i'f'1f'1t15? rat... .rf . E . K . . 3? X X . Let's see, that leaves 162,385 seconds left of class this year. E -:'2:afff-rg .rilkiggg . livin- M 1 1 V i f 1 If s sv .., V A 1 E ig , xi sr' X Z ,, x -' 1 L ,, if ,Q A ' J A ,V K as 1,9223 l it i -T ,sf i -N 7 'f has , B.-R. . ' w i ':1.. - g 1 I i , - , 4 - +2 X egg Q w S, XMA 5 I T if T' W JA X O . f 1 2 2-Y.'x ' ,4 ' mi. A, , .,,L, K Q iizfiisl' ' 1, ie ' r 'S Y 'it , . a ffrfw . .9 , f . , Q-.L .JJ .4 x .. ,..a... . i Bti avid.. vvgi tfiitriig-313 vii -1 g ' 1 'lv' f'!'Zi 13 ...Ji ,ir- w 4 T, ,a tg 'J ,J-f' - , , ' Dan Augustus ioins the Twiddle the Thumbs Club during an ' i I ' interesting class. , a N 3 2. v ,. sa 57 21 kt. 2:5-.. ni! gf x ! 5 1 f 3 371'-K . ky, gl Q 'XV J i l.fi,fi . ,-,E 'v A ,. x 5if'i ff? :J :-- K fN Y. mow ,xx QA , MW 6 . a r N Pm Qfl wiki Alu, Adrian Pellegnnl s ammhon is concenlrafed elsewhere Could he be llsiemng io lhe teacher? I , Charles Hulsman Mark Hulsman Henry Hunt Todd Hyla Jeff Jarboe Marcus Johannesmeyer Jerry Jusi David Kaelin Skip Kulkhof John Kaninberg Don Kannapel Mike Kauflinq John Kearney Sieve Kelly Kevin Kenney Jeff Kern Paul Kinny Mark Kirn Robert Kisxel Chris Kluphoke Doug Kleier Chuck Klein Miichlll Klein Raymond Klein Greg Kloenna Jim Knadler Mike Kremer Mille Kress John Kuhn Al Kusfu Tim Langford Paul Lechleifer Mike Lamke Rob Lindberg Chris Lwixi Danny Mnriin Jeff Mariin Mark Maifingly Jay Mazzoni Mike Manoni Tom Mclride Chris McCar!hy Phil McCauley Mike McCreody Craig McDonald Dennis McDonough Jim McGlasson Gary McGruder lrad Meiller Terry Meinerx larry Malling Charles Mercer Greg Merrifield Leo Meyer Don Miller John Miller Lee Miller Mark Miller Tom Minsierkeifer John Mitchell Ron Mitchell Don Mohr Bob Manfgomery Andrew Moore Emmet! Moore Bill Maran Jeff Morman Roben Marley Jim Mucci Sieve Mullins Clay Murphy Larry Needy Sieve Newton Fred Nicoulin Mark Niehaus Jim Noon Doug Norris Frank Norris Lewis Nugent Mike O'Bannan Chris 0'Bryan Marc Oca Sieve Ogbum Robert O'Keefe Ban Olash Tam Osboum Henry Oh Ken Oil Gary Olrman John Overley Mark Parsons Bill Palella Vinceni Peak Adrian Pellegrini Greg Pelers John Peterson Bobby Pfaffinger Roger Plamp Rober! Powers Allen Price John Price Jerry Raque Jerry Raterrnan Darryl Redman Mike Reen Rick Reiner! Rob Revelefle Tom Rice Jim Richardson Phil Roederer Charles Rogers Tam Roth Henry Sadie Peter Saliha Dean Saling Mark Saurer Ronnie Schaefer Ted Schaefer Jim Schaeffer 'lim Schindler Ray Schleck Paul Schlick Fred Schneider Ken Schon Mike Schroeder Mike Schroering , tu ef xv ff fr sg N . 53 ' EV J l . M 3 8 is 'I Xlc AWN i V Qi- . 5-. en' 9 V5 7 ff 5 S A V S , -my ' 13,55 Y 1 ' Wig el 3 ,f ., ,A . .QQ T we ' A i Mlm , . S .5 X li A K. J.. - Q w, Q .,'-:, .3 J ii? , b in 'je 3' . . Q, J aw l Mike Comslock loses a fic lac Doe match ka Mr. Ballard. S N? li ,Nl a , . , ,. , 1:1 Q s 3 f. .. . .xg 5? ' , fifx - if , r ,. 5. 1 xi .-N32 ,-.. . N , 1, . A L -ji zfigwjliwii g I E Q' gl 3 2,2153 .: :'Ei11f'- -2 ,Q 3 A L, , Q :T inf, v , J 1 5 . w c f , 1 1 -22 A .5 ,J fx A 5 ,M v' ri Kevin Zipperle wonders aboui that bunny course Wesiem Socieiy. :rf N an N J' A 3 I-Ck l B? Q lf ' fl X W A i 6 5 fl ' l , I F Q 51 X ' V l gl 'QW 'Fas 1' gl ii lf for 2' J I f' af 2, L. N .4 -iffy V73 33, A, r, 7 4 ' fp it if gli -: .Y -' 2 Bob Schuhmann Charles Schulz David Schulz Hunler Seifx Tim Shaughnossy Waller Sholor Gerald Showalter John Smart Gary Smilh Kenny Smith Leo Smiih Mike Smith Billy Smyihe Tom Spalding Bill Spears Bob Siasie Greg Siauble David Stephens Mark Stephenson Mark Stocker John Sturgeon Charles Swain Paul Tarullo Mike Thielemann Larry Thomas Sieve Thomas Don Thompson Mike Thompson Bill Thompson Bob Thornberry Mike Tolly Mark Tomosxi Bill Tanini Gary Ulmer Soon U'Sellis Chris Varga Brian Veigl Mike Von Hoven Sieve Wagner Mark Wahle Tim Walen Kevin Wesxling Danny Whelan Bobby Whipple Jeff While Ray While Jim Wiesemann Randy Wiexemann Denny wilben David Willenbrink Greg Willinger VWII Willinger Gene Vlhlson Ken Wiseman Chuck Woods Steve Woods Chip Woodson Dave Worland Bill Yaies Mike Yost Greg Zinner Kevin Zipperle David Zeeller Sieve Zoeller Terry Zoeller Hubert Zurkuhlen BELOW: Tony Howard gathers in informcfion during Spanish III class. RIGHT: Rick Steier: Le1's see, lhafs KSCN + 5H1Cr,O7 + K1Cr10,-r CO2 + NO, + 5Cr1O3 + K,SO, + 5H,O . . . er, I think. BOTTOM: A likely excuse. 5 Qx.N.f 540' ,gf ff E :ii e w- .., X .f' fffawfffz' few' 1 Q rw ffl 1 .gf f ,- tfgef V ,. h 22. , QV, . , . W 77' 'Q 3 7f'1'Q'v :gy 1-55 B' 1' 3 5' B' 35251 ai lgg xisv. X 4- f' F3 1 rw , 'P 'a ,E 1 : lgll iv lj, f B i B I 1 ra 'f is V , f iigfxsl r X Q During a quiet momenl Bob Slauble collects his lhouglils. . W. 6 , , , . 4- si? M, x 42 . 2, k .. 353.2 - ,f .. t: ks 8 V 1.x ,,.L,,. K ' V. 4 iff ' - r ' for I -' M ' X Lf : z x ' S r F M B n , 5 5.2 xl t Y 3'Q,f:5frrV.i 1 ,a n A 1' , f,g:5 '5' 'ra-L. W 4 fi jgw g 5 fi N, '. l 5 18: J if 'Mi ' gl lgll if P Q ? B 5, if iszgt, ,I , K K. v, , 1 A W X, 3 V N , , tar, ,Q fry: :A , ' .' .3 ' 3 1' 3 I . if . H 3 if T B 3' of 51' . w - 1, 1 f . ' - , B'-.17 : . .A N v 'B -5 Xx SF 5, g: x 4, ' le ,-, -Q f I R S AMR J - ,egg Ay., , '-v Bill Ackerman Pai Alagia Tony Albonese Mike Anderson Frank Arnold Jeff Auberry Sieve Bachmann Jim Boker Bob Baker Rob Barber Ed Bartley Frilx Bauer Bob Bean Chuch Baoven Darrell Bechi Gary Beisler Mike Bell Joe Besendorf Mark Biriles Bill Bornschein Pai Bowles Dan Bowling Gary Bowman Bob Bowman George Breit Chris Brennan Brian Brezosky Al Bronsky Greg Brolzge Doug Brown Sieve Brown Keith Browning Mark Bryan Bill Burharv Mark Buese Tom Burch Byron Busam David Cahill 'lim Caine Dan Callen Guy Campisano David Corby David Carey .lim Carrasquer Jim Carrico Steve Corrieo Dick Carroll Tom Carroll Mike Cassaro Mark Chesher Marty Clark Jim Clishem Kevin Conifl A Joe Conroy Mark Corben David Cowarl Jim Cowley Mike Crain Mark Crawford Mike Crocerri Sieve Crush Kenny Crutcher Jim Curley Wolodymyr Cybriwsky Gus Dattilo Larry Dicken Mark Diebold Jeff Doll Rob Donhoff Larry Daninger Brian Dougher Ed Dresher John Duckwall Buddy Dumeyer Pat Durbin Dale Durham John Durham Dreux Dwyer Steve Ehrler Mark Eichberger Jack Elder Tony Englert Greg Erskine Steve Fairfax Steve Faller Al Fautz Bernie Feldkamp Mike Fenney Paul Fetter Greg Fifer Steve Filburn Kevin Finley David Fleck Tony Ford Joe Ford Steve Frcncke David Frasher Fred Frederick Mike Fries David Fultz Jim Furgason Tim Gahlinger Brian Garvey Joe Gatton Doug Gavin David Gerber Chuck Gipperich Nick Glaser David Gaodroad Mike Graas Kurt Graeser David Graser Paul Gravis: Duke Green Joe Gunning Clem Haag Mike Haering David Hull Joe Haming Peter Hanekamp Jerry Hardt Reggie Harris Harry Hauber Buddy Hays Steve Heck Nick Heil Mike Held L R' .- A . 1 C rife M X ,W gi . f Emgi.. Xe- V, jx. Lx fa W .W A A r-x ' e,. 'A ii ' w 1 ' , 'SQ79V-1 'iiffiffiwfii B K+! xv :Kiel Q ..,.... Q .5 . .Ma et QF 4- F' YV? v .i no 0 ,Si ,,. 9 i E.,,A,, sr-in 5 iz lsr., 'ffpgxz 21 X ,V 2,?,if,,,k K . U l 1 ' ii! .., E V if E31 Jeff Zinser daydreams of better times - Friday nights, Betty Lou, and cold beer. Jay Saling wonders wha t answer his classmate gotl . .53 . 'i' I i ' 'i Eiw ' 555' -S E? . hx . gh . 54, W 1 xp. . g 4593. I A . , . .Q X l!f1N1l,r - ,Q K 'f' . .T 5 e 3- ,M 53' , if 1 1 Y L ,V ' ' ,, f,?,,,3?1fi, S xg, -A V X I A W 6, 4 si- ' N: ' s fy f rc' 4 A :fi D c f yi K M. X? 'f ey' N wr X .1-pg? gg f fjgfQ:f,' f ,.jrQf.r,f,r4fQ,pix ,fi-3: - l ,, ' . tue! 9,0 r e ,F fre att. 1 5 e K. . we K ' fr vi - ' if if 6 ' .1 5 Kaya. . 'A . -SX J x 1 X 3 A Q: 'ar 3' vi, ,V , lf, Ei? V SX. 2 ff? Tim Hellige Ryan Hennessy Steve Hensley Joe Herbig Don Herman Joe Hermes David Heverin Mike Hewett Steve Hines Ken Hifron Jeff Hoeck Barry Hoffman Ralph Holmes Terry Hoover Mark Hornung Mark Hottell Tony Howard Steve Howard Joe Hubba Chuck Huber Nace Huber Steve Huber Bruce Hualxmon Archie Hughes Bob Hughes Frank Hulsman Treb Hurley Bill Hunted Kevin Johns David Johnson David Jonczy Mike Kaiser Bill Kamman Steve Kaninberg Harald Karp Dan Kelty Gerald Kissel Phil Klapheke Ed Klein Tom Klein Slove Knabel Mike Koch Mark Koeberlein Jeff Kopp Mark Krish Pot Lally John Lannert 'lim Lasley Danny Lego Bill leitsch Greg Leonhardt John logsdon Kevin Luckett Mike Luvixi Doug Lyons John Malone Peter Maloney Tom Marshall Keith Martin Larry Martin Slove Martin Ron Mattei Chuck Mattingly David Mattingly Greg Matz Mar: McAdams Kevin McAuliffe Mark McCulloch Mike McKay Steve McKiernan Mike McLaughlin larry Mehler John Meiman Cyril Meyer Bob Middendorf Leo Miller Pat Miller Steve Miller Donald Miichell Steve Montgomery Brian Mullen Dennis Murphy Hugh Murphy Dave Nett Yom Nitzken Mike Nix Paul Noliemeyer Tom Noonan John O'Connor Denny Ogburn Larry Oswald Tim Pakenham Denny Passafiume Bruce Passinisi John Perciiul Bill Perkins Dave Person Kelly Pfeiffer Glenn Pike Mike Powell Terry Powers Scott Pullem Keith Ramsey Tom Ransdell Greg Reddington Many Ridge Mike Rouse Mike Ruchriegel Bill Ryan Rick Ryan Jay Saling Carl Sandler Harry Saurer John Schmidt David Schmitt Dennis Schroeder Greg Schuler Dan Schulz Bruce Schupp Mike Schwartz Rick Schweitzer David Scott Dan Seadler Ronnie Seger Dan Shaughnessy Tom Shaughnessy Ron Shaw Pat Sheehan it 0.3.13 4 i X R l.-in fl. 'i . 1 .'-as 1: '. eva, 8 x R :Sf Q 1? David Nett and Pat Sheehan find something amusing in their work. 2 4 A :GL , , X '.?fpf'ea:f+ A l ff 44.59, Greg Leonhardt looks bewildered during a confusing chemistry experiment. 1 www N Brian Dougher: I iust washed my hair and I can't do a thing with it. Bob Shircliff Tom Simms Bill Sinkhom Larry Sivori Rob Slussar Mark Smalley Mike Smith Gary Spalding John Sparks Mark Starr Ralph Stasie Bob Stauble Bill Steiden Rick Steier Brian Stephenson Hank Strohbeck Dennis Sullivan John Sullivan Chuck Thieman Mike Thomas Paul Thompson Jim Thomton Mike Thurman Bob liebens Mark Trier Joe Tumer Jerry Underhill David Vetter Gerry Vetter Terry Vogt Gerald Vawels Lowell Wainwright David Waskevich Tommy Weber James Weis Mark Wells Bob Wessling David Westenhofe Mark Wettlc David whiny Bruce Whyte Don Wibbles Joe Vlhlkinxon Keith Wilson Steve Vlhser Jimmy Wolfe Tom Wright Kevin Yopp Jerry Zellar Vince Ziegler Joe Zink Jeff Zinser r 60 RIGHT: Gifchy-gilchy-goo would be a dirty trick to ploy on Rob Donhoff. BELOW: So you didn'l do your homework either, huh? BELOW RIGHT: Hmmm . . . Bill Leifsch wonders about lhe sanily of 'he leocher ug fronf. v -4:3-.5 .,z.,h ,gt ' ' fffki . ew ' . .5555 f Il ..,, .4 7 V 'tl' fox I-if-7 0 A? an 'lx ,.. L.. .4 0 0 Q Cl A tl It E 4 f 'G-. .,v '4: , by 'M ,7:Y we fa fx 5 5' msxO, O Oheli lf' QE , ' Xb 0 CPkangQJY? 9 Q j s 4' 3, P ' f E ' ' f HYJFOCMIO EQ 0 90 fy A6132 f S' X W 'J V I 0 .er ,,,, a im, ,Q O O .i P 3 N., Z refii-jf? E j 0 . rr If , 9 . ' 7 X ,I O' 9 BLISQQEQ, 4 A, f Pj wma D ciffff: in 4f,mgQgy, f ff'V X gs 0 J D -2 , ' y YQ' gg FEE qt Xp AL..-..ja l l XV ' ' , -IF' ' ' N4 X Ni Q 'z-'VY' 2 f ff J Q M- f A A i f ? -f 5 , 1 f , wif' fi Q g lJ ' t ' My Ls? f 'Q' I W Band Whether playing on the field at Manual Stadium or the Fairgrounds, in the gym during seasonal concerts or pep rallies, the band continued in its tradition of excellence. Under the direction of Mr. Norbert Zehnder, long hours of practice, including early morning marches, led to this excellence. BAND MEMBERS: Oboe. T. Gahlrnger Bassoon: T. Schaefer Piccolo: B. Hughes Flutes: D. Nett K. Kenney M. Gelhausen Bellst B. Baker V. Osbourn French Horns: J. Zink B. Garvey R. Elder J. Gerstle Timpani: D. Cummins Clarinets: T. Mueller M. Cox D. Hubbuch T. Whalen D. Eberenz J. Ostertag M. Toggweiler R. Hoerter P. Thompson B. Dillman K. l'-leintzman l.. Schaefer Alta Saxophone: S. Kimble D. Strubel Tenor Saxophones: K. Martin J. Elder D. White Baritone Saxophone: J. Tarullo Eb Alto Clarinet: M. Higgins Tubas: M. Nix P. Fargen Percussion: D. Klimchak S. Hubbuch K. Harper C. Collins F. Schuler D. Hoerter H. Zurkuhlen M. Allgeier Trumpets and Comets P. Jackson K. Anderson T. Osbourn G. Veigl J. Herp M. Englert D. Kelty C. Klapheke T. Ford S. Newton S. Wiser A. Hughes L. Martin Trombones: D. Higgins J. Baker J. Hobbs M. Dockery T. Golhausen T. Geiger D. Fairfax Bass Clarinet: S. Fairfax Baritone Horns: D. Grimm M. Brewer Drum Maiors: L. Martin A. Hughes 4' . . .1 ., .- . Q fi f .5 if if tv g. cz. . r4?'i'fl' 4 . ,'fQ21iw'g fi .1 5 1s r 'gpm-ffel . V tif M 'fl - 'N , T Frm, 4, . A F: g Wlrikts wvifsggtv ij gn iffy. 6 iris, N .- J A' 6 if ,G la 'lfw,, Q e fix X . 1.5. - . 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'lE'N ,N- Honor Society The Honor Society as usual performed many important duties around school. Moderated by Brother Edward Driscoll and Mr. William Ballard, the Society's most important function was the tutoring program that offered help to students having difficulties with their studies. Throughout the year its members served as teacher's aids, ushers at the open-houses, helpers on orientation days, and as helpers during the entrance test. The Society also found time to take several interesting side trips. BELOW: FIRST ROW: Keele Montgomery, Wayne Kopp, Dale Dougherty, Torn Ramser, Tom McGuire, Tom McDonald, Nick Scott, Rob Mullins, Bob Stauble, Greg Thompson. SECOND ROW: Mr. Ballard, Rich Cogswell, Hal Haering, Mark Hornung, Frank Hulsman, Tom Shoughnessy, Ken Brawner, Peyton Badgett, Jeff Kopp, Chuck Thieman, Joe Ford. THIRD ROW: Larry Dicken, Bill Ackerman, Chris Schweitzer, Jeff Hoeck, Pat Sheehan, Jerry Hardt, Bill Steiden, Tony Howard. FOURTH ROW: Joe Nitzken, Gary Spalding, Mike McKay, Steve Crush, Tim Hellige, Jim Wolfe, Kevin Finley, Steve Savage, Nick Gallucci. FIFTH ROW: John Tolly, Dreux Dwyer, Rob Donhoff, Mark Trier, Wally Cybriwisky, .lim Clishem, Tony Marshall, Bob Hammer, Sebastian Hubbuch, Rudy Weisemann. Honor Society member Cyril Meyer helps out at the open house 'i fi 66 'i Li.. ia. TOP LEFT: Mark Raque and Rob Mudd sing out at the Senior Mass. aorrom LEFT: Phil and and Fr. sob nay. so'rroM RIGHT: Fr. Jim Graf, Rev. Mr. Jerry Bell, Fr. Bob Ray, and Fr. Nick Rice, who worked closely with the Seniors all year, celebrate Mass with the Seniors. Religious Activities This year the Religious Activities Committee was involved in a great many proiects. On Holy Days throughout the year it sponsored masses before school. At Thanksgiving and Christmas it held food drives for the poor. Sunday night masses were also introduced this year. Other activities involving Religious Activities this year were Freshman and Sophomore Days of Renewal, the Bolivian Missions collection, and the Senior Mass. 62 ., Jr N - 7 f !v 'E ' H 67 Thus year the senior retreat pro ram gave more seniors than ever before a chance to find in themselves what they had never found before. Much appreciation is due to all those who worked so hard to put this year's retreats together. Kevin Arave Ed Blaser Randy Blessinger Pete Bullock Tom Clines Rick Condon Dennis Dauphinais Bob Hammer Kevin Heine Jim Higgins Charlie Hill Rick Hoerter Kenny Hofmann Steve Kimble Jim Kraus Robert Krebs Pat Lanning Kevin McKay Chuck Magera Mark Markwell James Martin Louis Mattei Doug Miller Doug Ogburn Tony Passafiume Mark Sells Mike Simmons Greg Starr Doug U'Sellis Greg Viegl Mike Waskevich Larry Wentzel Larry Zimmerer Mike Baumann Mr. Jerry Bell Mike Bowles Br. Gerard Boylan Joe Fowler Fr. Jim Graf Doug Giffen Jim Lally Tom McDonald Kevin Murphy Fr. Bob Ray Tom Alexander Doug Allgeier Charlie Bentley Kenny Brawner Joe Brightwell Eric Chervenak Terry Coffey Mark Comfort Tom Condit Ray Doyle Jack Eldridge Nick Gallucci Greg Hardt Paul Jackson Kris Johnson Bill Kaelin Joe Mattingly Steve Miller Rob Mullins Bob Pace Bill Ratterman Steve Savage Greg Sturgeon Jeff Sturgeon Joe Tarullo Greg Thompson William Wadell Pete Whelan Alan White David White Jeff Wilson John Willenbrink Steve Willinghurst Mark Bauer Mr, Jerry Bell Ed Blaser Br. Gerard Boylan Marty Cogan Fr. Jim Graf Curt Kinney Pat Lanning Pat Pfister Fr. Bob Ray Bob Schaefer John Allen Louis Amshoff Louis Barber David Baker Phil Baldyga David Bearden Mike Brangers Bob Casper John Clements David Daunhauer Gary Feldkamp Paul Gleis Gary Gray Mike Greenwell Allen Gruner Kenny Heil Steve Hess Ron Hettinger Dan Higgins John Homm Bill Horan Greg Kaelin Wayne Kopp Gary Liebert Tom Maupin Dan McGee Steve McGill Mike Moore Rob Mudd Joe Paul Mark Raque Larry Schaefer Jim Schmidt Fred Schuler Jimmy Snyder George Solley Rick Staab John Sturgeon Mr. Jerry Bell Br. Gerard Boylan Dale Dougherty Br. David Freely Doug Giffen Fr. Jim Graf Jim Higgins Don Kalbhin Kevin Murphy Fr. Bob Ray Mark Sells Br. Louis Dalton Jim Bahr Charles Blandford Bruce Bodner Steve Carrico Tim Corrigan Joe Casey Manny Coronel Bill Dieruf Jim Gilfoy James Graft Greg Guenthner Henry Kannapell Denny Koch Steve Krauser Greg Lenz Tom McGuire Richard Nahstoll Pat Noon John Petter Tom Ramser Phil Reed George Roth Mike Schnell Ken Schomp Tom Schulz Charley Schutz Danny Smith Paul Smith Keith Springer Kurt Steltenpohl Dennis Stovall Steve Van Meter Marion Wade Peyton Badgett Mr. Jerry Bell Mike Bowles Br. Gerard Boylan Joe Brightwell Marty Cogan Fr. Jim Graf Louie Mottei Fr. Bob Ray Terry Sullivan Media Assistants The past school year has seen the beginnings of many new facets of education here at St. X. with the opening of the new Instructional Media Center. More students than ever have volunteered their time assisting as library aides, delivering audio-visual materials from IMC to classroom, or working with Brother Malcolm in the time-consuming T.V. production and taping. RIGHT: Students assist in the movement of all library equipment into the new IMC last March. BELOW RIGHT: Brother MalcoIm's mechanical magic came in handy many times during the past year. we .1 -A LIBRARYAIDES1 E - Seniors!-I . I I ' Q refniconau i , iDOV9BCICQI1.li 1 A A Sophomores: . ' ,i,i Freshmen: 1 ' DoniBrumIeve ' i I Q ' Joe Carrico , ' H I 3 A Paul ford 2 xi , i A, ,Clarence Hester . Q 1 Mark1Mattingly I I Steve Arnold Greg? Donaldson Joe Ford , Dove Garnet Chris Montgomery ' ' 'Mark Niehaus i T 3 I, ,ii Michael Sharp Q I TELEVISIQNCASSISTANTS gy t,Semors: 1 1 my . ' Alon White K A I T6miMCGUII36, - ' t JitnWrackIage1 1 . 2 1 Tom Schweizey , C y 1 Davejaker , ' i Robikauschl I i BobiHGtftmer 1 V RiohgStaab Q 11 Juniorsg' l i 2 ' y Steve Fairfax , - aSophomores:Q, 1 A A Davefairfaxi ICen:Wiseman' I Leo Meyer' Q1 Q 3 'ia .S , A! C7 X x R 22 S 9 Y 4, -f ,j ffsfs ?:, , 5 ' . 'V' L? 1. 3 ' x E, W L . 1, Q, . 'Z Speech and Debate The 1972-1973 Speech and Debate season was one of the best seasons St. X has ever enjoyed. The debaters were led throughout the year by Dreux Dwyer and Guy Campisano. This duo compiled a very successful record last season. Included in their outstanding record was a second place finish in the Kentucky District Tournament and advancement to the quarter-final round of the Kentucky State Tournament. Also turning in exceptional performances were Keefe Montgomery and David Klimchak who won at Richmond. Mark Bryan and Jim Wolfe added to the year by finishing second in T.V. debating. It was the same story for the speakers. The speakers were led by Charlie Whalen and Hal Haering. Also turning in fine efforts throughout the season were Dreux Dwyer, Bob Hess, Steve Fairfax, and Wally Cybriwsky. Rewards for this great season were 29 first- place trophies, 26 second-place trophies, and 22 third-place trophies. In the Louisville Regional and Kentucky State Tournaments the team won 29 Superior Ratings. Moderators for the team were Br. George, Miss Rapier, Mr. Hardt and Br. Kenney. TJ fr Q' ea' Zi ' .6 K? 1: fs? F' . ,134 Q' 421-aj. 43 gf , C view: ' xr 'Fr' 3r.s,,jJ tg: ? rr Q an S5 473. i 1 . .,f. - 2- AQ., Q ,, 'sfgf ,. .5 TOP RIGHT: Mark Wettle and Mark Parsons never stop talking. BOTTOM -3.11 RIGHT: Speakers prepare for the next tournament. 4 'Z' f x I U 5. Q ae' ' 1 9 46,0 . 1 , ic 'W ' ,4 5 1' 45 v 'I' X 5 1 X Ax ,G Q lf, A s w ' ' 352 fa ' 5 if ' V? - 'f'f f?' is 4 li' 2 ...-----P - A ,. , ., IE s 'K - ? 1 :tif ie Ifixsgz. 1 1 X - - . A H ' Gil nun- an ly. Art Club and Fair 'l L3 ., 3, Lf. f so 'T if 0 i Q ev Q 1 :A if V VWN4 Ax ,Ag Amwil. V- ' ,. H D 2, fiffg Greg Filburn does a porfraii at the Ari Fair. Some work by An students on display. - . g ff in M- .Q A ,. ,, FIRST ROW: Steve Huber, Ron Brumleve, Mike Koch, Mike Rouse, Tom Ransdell, Joe Conroy. SECOND ROW: Ryan Hennessy, Mark Wells, Mike Hewitt, Jim Bobbin, Will Willinger, Doug Lyons. THIRD ROW: Steve Heck, Alan Whife, Mr. Brown, Mike McLaughlin, Mark Krish, Dale Durham. The highlight of the year for the Art Club was the Art Fair. The fair gave Art students a chance to show off some of their artistic work. This year the club was moderated by Mr. Roger Brown. lag Paul Lachleiter dabbles on his palette. A visitor admires some students' work at the Art Fair. 4515 4 M Bob Revelette works on his entry for the Art Fair. .J Danny Whelan helps out by making a poster. A Q x!c7C' ., 4. If zu E4 kg is Vi fi :?q'O 'm' N 'Q 91419 f Q f A up I R .X xg Q: H4 IAEBQ K N . f 2' 'n, Iv H . ' - Q 121, . w 4- ' . X .3 K 1 3 mg fw 41 4 , .X . rf a f . gx uf' I - yim X if 4 1' 5 t n ' 4 W . s 1 s wo- . 'T X Aga A ix .9 3. gi xl X' M LI 1 l 1 V sl H P M14 f v 1 wr K A5525 5 . Fr T5 ' vii' , I 'G -2. 1 , 3 kfA kf s , .Qs X H252 53315 H , A, ,W gigs, f iiji' i ,fieif sg 4 Wai mn ,pw as . 4 lifigf Chess Team Under the direction of Brother John Roth, this year's Chess Team compiled a successful record in inter-scholastic competition with other area high schools. I v mv Apparently Chris Klapheke and Walt Druchenmiller have been playing so lang that the ionitor thought they were part of the furniture. Hugh Zurkuhlen and Cyril Meyer practice for the next inatch. FIRST ROW: Tim Higgins, Cyril Meyer, Roy Robinson, Mark Schmidt. SECOND ROW: Steve Newton, Chris Klapheke, AI Bolander, Pat Sheehan, Mike O'Connell, Bob Baker. THIRD ROW: Steve Fairfax, Mike Crocetti, Brother John Roth, Tom Shaughnessy, Walt Druchenmiller. MISSING: H. Zurkhulen. Student Activities Council Involvement could best describe the '72-'73 Student Activities Council. This year S.A.C. sponsored seven mixers, three dances, numerous pep rallies, a car parade, a trip to Ferdinand, Indiana, a tennis tournament, bicycle hike, the student-faculty basketball game, a tug-of-war with Sacred Heart, a swimming party with Assumption, and a basketball game with Presentation. In addition S.A.C. sponsored the football, basketball, and bowling intramurals to round out the involved year of '72-'73. 1973 S.A.C. Membership KNEELING: Mike Brangers lSec.1, Tom McDonald QV. PJ, Clarence Hester lHistorianl, Keefe Montgomery lPres.j, Ed Blaser lTreas.l. SECOND ROW: Steve Huber, Nick Gallucci, Kevin Higgins, Dale Dougherty IR. AJ, Doug U'Sellis lAthleticsl, Nick Scott lSocial Chairmanl, Ken Brawner, Glenn Osborne. THIRD ROW: James Lutes, Arch Hughes, Mark Corbett, Charlie Bentley, Mark Sells, Henry Ott, Mark Tamassi, Greg Fuchs, Matt Fay, John Kaninberg, Al Kustes. FOURTH ROW: Mark Veigl, Scott Miller, Skip Hubbuch, Vic Hoffman, Paul Jackson, Tom Burke, Chris Huber, Mike Schroeder, Jim Wieseman, Joe Spoelker, Jeff Jarboe, Rusty Greer, Tom Crutcher. Q.-R 78 fx' Executive Council Members President -v Keefe Montgomery Vice-President -- Tom McDonald Secretary -- Mike Brangers Treasurer - Ed Blaser Second Vice-President - Bob Shircliff .' ,f as 'W'-T' 3 is M fill g 'ei eee ' 'F' X 5 . Ny V 5 ' LI- , X Q '51 XYQXQQW i t Historian -- Clarence Hester Social Chairman - Nick Scott Religious Activities Chairman -- Dale Dougherty Athletic Chairman - Doug U'SelIis Moderator - Brother Richard Angoroia 95 , 'i l 3 4 . 'P Q . f GK'-1' 'f vi X Vsf! L Q. 23 Q. Homeroom Presidents FYESHYYIGH: Sophamores: Jim Lutes Henry Ott Tony Simpson Tom Crutcher Vic Hoffman Phil McCauley Richard Lechleiter Al Kustes Mark Crush Chris Huber Jeff Gosnell Mark Charran Tim Heeb Glenn Osborne David Borgmeier John Mitchell Mark Tomossi Joe Carrico Jeff Jarbae Lewis Nugent Scott Miller Juniors: Sem Tom Shaughnessy Jae Hermes Ken Hitron Hank Strohbeck I Tom Nitzken Steve Huber Mark Chesher Mark Corbett Gary Bowman . 5' '-213-': 5-' urs: John Fargen Ken Brawner Joe Spoelker Skip Hubbuch Mark Sells Nick Gallucci Steve Bowles Charlie Bentley Jim Higgins Kurt Steltenpohl Rudy Wiesemann AUXILIARY MEMBERS: Rusty Greer, Matt Fay, Archie Hughes, Tom Burke, Jim Wieseman, Kevin Huggins, Mike Schroeder, Greg Fuchs, .lack Kaninberg p i ...as -..A,,4. 6 . .'. v-- Lllevp F S x ??3mf 'A ' Q. ' ' YL, L. ' .. fiwmz ,, i ec - 5. A v XX K Rx X vw-XY ,,,., r 'Keg' Q ff .- ' .. -A , X fu- S ' - WN, 4 ,. 1 , , .iqwfkf ,L , y 1, A an N sssrsef., ur.- z .re ,I ein , ei fi A F' .gm- , Q 1 l ?.X43+n .f eg, - ' my 1973 YEARBOOK STAFF EdifOYS1 Alan White Seni Richard Cogswell Chris Cooper Mark Curella David Daunhauer Kenny Hofmann David Klimchak Wayne Kopp Joe Nifzken Jimmy Snyder Joseph Wesfwarer ars: Dennis Anderson Tom Condi! Mark Craven Dean Cummins Herman Hesen Jim Higgins Henry Kannapell Carl Krull Randy Riede George Roth Kevin Sales Charlie Schulz Glenn Steder Kurt Sfellenpohl Lee Thompson mix I b ? 5 ' gf. E? K .,:5,', in .v-nie,-I 5 . M , 11? -'f513Yf5'f-' f i 4 ' is frm V' 22.3 Q, Juniors: Mark Corbevt Svephen Crush Kevin Finley Jerry Hard! Jeff Hoeck Mark Hornung Chuck Huber Mike McLaughlin Pal Sheehan John Sullivan Chuck Thieman Terry Vcg! Tom Weber Kevin Yopp Vince Ziegler Sophomores: William Harris Mark Parsons Freshmen: Kevin Schindler Tom Burke Tam Goebel qfamff ,4..., Wh ,, , wa.- vs l y Liiiygg. I 3.1 S . ,IL 7 f Q ff- W ,L 4' V KA. rf V4 M f s , ' 'V Q32 v f . w . I' ' V .x V. P 3' 4 'o 1 5 QQ 3 K9 f cm Mx' X Q 1 66633 X 4 4 ABOVE LEFT: lf looks could kill . . .Xavier News editors Joe Gatton and Sebastian Hubbuch discuss plans for one of their quarterly issues. ABOVE RIGHT: Off the editing iob, Skip Hubbuch spots our not-so-candid camera. BELOW: Brother Damian, Paul Fetter and Steve Zoeller in the planning stages of another edition. -14 s -'27 , 3 K 9 : New .f 4 . W fy f' V. 4-9 Under the editorship of senior Skip Hubbuch and iunior Joe Gatton, the X-News continued the tradition of providing the student body with a quarterly paper of news events and feature articles. STAFF Seniors: Joe Bergamini Chris Shaw Greg Thompson John Willenbrink Juniors: Jim Clishem Wally Cybriwsky Paul Fetter Steve Ramsey Bob Shircliff Sophomores: Bodhan Cybriwsky David Fairfax Steve Zoeller Freshmen: Keith Cummins Jeff Gosnell John Habenstein Greg Heitzman Bernie Huffman Mark Shader David Skelding twjs T 1 5: xii 4 5F'?-'QXGYQIMSTW' gr . ,. fx V ss-Tum 'X I .Q f ,-m5f.f5:,f. v 5.2 , z,.,,,, Gig? 1, fa E ' 4 A Q x , 1 Q, ,Q 3 ' f + AC ' . 5 'K ' 7' was 5 Q Q. S A ' -it Hb 2 B-1, F X, N A ' A 'CX ' M , 'E . if Qxxia , i . - W K Ki. K I , 1, , Q J X E, M Y f-f W , f 11' Q . 5 ' ff f-3 X nf X W f' I9 E , 3 , . +A 5 X E .mx X is f:qS. ,Q ,E I. . em h W L ,H , M- w 3 ? l +? h I W ' Qi' --ff 5' A Sa FQ, an ' 5' ,A Nu, A - :V dv ' . 1 X Eiw ,f gfy. ' ,fn 1 4, P xf ,fi x Q. 49' x. M J-, A-M W .,., W 1 . Z x xh N if .ff -.f +g1N V in .ff .. Q .H xx E -A ' ' - , Q, 1 'i, N My wma-2.-,4 ' A ?.!x xr I , ...DG W , g 1 X gl, ' Q. 2 b in . ' iffy U, 14.4 1 ff Y ' . I X ' 1' X L f A ..1 f b ' 2' KK: . 8-' ' ,ff 1- L 'L ' , ,E ,. 1 ' X P! A . ' L.k, :Air y ff A I gif, if Qq is nk -by V, 3 a- P V , SA vf' A n k K ex' ' vi was . , ' if .A , . A ' 'W . N ' ', an ax 'A 'Q- ,I fx --1: . 1 ez Q Broiher Gerry and his group lead songs af the Senior Mass. -S C llhq- Brolher Augusl pauses at fhe Potion Museum Math Team Jlm Wrockluge Denms Anderson Pol Sheehan Cyril Meyer Mark Saurer John Tolly Rich Shoeffer Tom Shaughnessy Hugh Zurkuhlen Mike Mazzom BELOW Where s the steenng wheel? RIGHT Bob Boker ponders hrs NOX' MOV! High Team Richard Shaeffer o Mullins Tom Wolford John Furgen Doug U Sellis Q No language club is complde wilhouf Kevin Soles. The Band enlerlclns at the Tnnlry game to o 1972 State Championship Soccer Team FIRST ROW: Jae Mattingly, Steve Huber, Nick Gallucci, Paul Gleis, Don Kannapel, Kenny Hofmann. SECOND ROW: Bro. Johan Gegner, Jde Beisler, Mike Schnell, derry Bowlds, Mike Brangers, John Clements, Al Gruner, Kris Johnson, Gene Wilson, Dave Thomas. THIRD ROW: Tom Spalding mgr., Tony Englert, Tom Genardi, Wayne Garvey, Hank Strohbeck, .lim Clishem, Doug Ogburn, Ken Ott, Tom Condit, mgr. FOURTH ROW: Bob Stauble, Joe Besendorf, Mike Cassaro, Tony Ford, Matt Englert, Jerry Raque, Mike Thompson, Jim Bahr, mgr. MISSING: Jay Mauoni, mgr. Varsity Football Team FIRST ROW: Mark Hottell, John Petter, Rob Donhoff, Pete Bullock, Pot Lanning, Randy Blessinger, Dick Carroll, Mike Thurman, Gus Dattilo, Steve Hess, Darrell Becht. SECOND ROW: Brian Brezosky, Bill Westerfield, Bernie Feldkamp, Bill Fischer, Dan'McGee, Ron Hettinger, Jay Saling, Mark McCulloch, Steve Willinghurst, John Meiman, Tom Amshotf, Don Mitchell, Keith Springer. THIRD ROW: Steve Francke, Terry Coffey, Joe Brightwell, Bob Shircliffe, Mike Koch, Jeff Zinser, Jeff Wilson, David Whitty, Dave Corby, Jim Cowley, Bill Horan, Ed Blaser. FOURTH ROW: Mike Chandler, Shawn Burke, John Sturgeon, Ken Hitron, Bill Husted, Pat Alagia, Tony Albanese, Jim Baker, Steve McGill, Dave Bearden, John Fargen, Jack Fuchs. FIFTH ROW: Nick Gaael. Lou Mattei. Mike Knabel. Pete Gerstle. Mark Trier. Grea Leonhardt. Jerrv Zellar. Larrv Wentzel. Mark Chesher. Junior Varsity Football Team FRONT ROW: Gary Ottman, Chris O'Bryan, Terry Meiners, Leo Miller, Tony Henle, Pat Bolger,Dave Blessinger, Jim Crick, Gary Crump, Steve Wagner, Jim Dattilo, Steve Hall, John Campbell, Kevin Gorter, Jim H T B k D ' ' ' erp, om ec , on Brumleve. SECOND ROW: George Hunt, Will Yates, Dan Martin, George Baumann, Bud Chism, Chris Foushee, Jay Hettinger, Marc Oca, Denny Bolton, Henry Sadlo, Don Miller, Mick Heines, Kevin Higgins, Bill Fenwick, Sean Doyle, Brian Knop, Terry Hammond. THIRD ROW: Ken Wiseman, Brad Culberson, Brian Finney, Gary Motley, Jamie Harp, Dave Clark, Jerry Belt, Jerry Raterman, Jeff Martin, Dan Whelan, Phil Gahm, Ron Hughes, Tim Schindler, Jim Bauscher, Rob Revelette, Rob O'Keefe, Mike Huhn. FOURTH ROW: Bill Tonini, Doug Ballard, John Sturgeon, Pat Dellario, Bob Barry, Lee Smith, Jeff Bonn, Kevin Anderson, Al Bolander, Ray Graft, Rob Kissel, Tim Shaughnessy, Scott Alexander, Doug Norris, John Backert, Mike Mazzoni, Mark Wahle. ,, , -- as, 42 V , C' - wwf Y ffin-if 'f' -'S -' 491' , V 5 ' -Y P' 'f -sl 'W ' 4163- A'-4, wir 19' 'ff' 'J atom 5' ff rw iii .,,' 5 -'21 'f f1 'f- S1-'2'HJK:7alr:fb'qg r -s img-3052: 3-'C-1,,?.2f3 M?':,:-isa: 4 A . 1-on F at e if ' .I BY' 6 1 Qu xx L3'G -, ga nf? qv' oft' ' 'id ,vi K 1 2 f 4701030 Freshman Football Team RONT ROW: Jim Karibo, John Crawford, Paul Allgood, Gary Wahle, John Nail, Brad Lewis, Craig Cavanaugh, Steve Goodwin, Mike Pfeiffer, Jesse Schultz, Mike Markwell, ireg Clinard, Don Hagan, Mark Belluscio, Bob Mclntyre, Kevin Sheehan, Mike Pokenham, Gary Hoffman, Dave King. SECOND ROW: Ron Burch, Tom Schladand, Walt Distler, tark laemmle, Stan Heil, Bill Dayle, Hal Clifford, Carl Marrillia, Al Tronzo, Marty Gallahue, Paul Norton, Tim Turner, Mike Brockie, Paul Passafiume, Bill Schardein, Mark illen, Scott Haner, Art Young. THIRD ROW: Tony Cecil, Dan Friedrich, Roy Jackson, Kevin Schindler, Fred Paige, Chris Villier, Mark O'Bryan, Brian Donhoff, Paul Edwards, ireg Zoeller, Ken Craig, John Doll, Frank Knights, Mike Hynson, Tim Heeb, Gene Gathof. FOURTH ROW: Bob Dries, Al Vest, Jack Klausing, Phil Brohm, Gene Young, Earl empf, Tom Carlton, Chris Hoerter, Tom Brumleve, Bruce Pfaffinger, Kevin McDermott, Ted Hildenbrand, Dave Fauth, Denny Cunningham, Jim Lutes, Joe Henehan, Jim Baines, ick Block. FIFTH ROW: Mike Sheehan, Pat Smith, Phil Hettich, Bert Becker, Joe Steiiberg, Chuck Buehner, Mark Metrovich, Bob Alexander, Gary Noble, Ed Heun, Marty scher, Conrad Kissel, Steve Hoffman, Vic Hoffman, Mike Swartz, Frank Linkenberg, Jeff Motley. LAST ROW: Managers - Rich Feller, Pete Zaborowski, Mike Kramer. AISSING: Pat Plamp, Greg Oberst, Kevin Kennedy, Mark Fitzmayer, Mark Weihe. 89 Varsity Cross-Country Team BOTTOM ROW: Chuck Mcgoro, Paul Kinny, David Buschlar, Mike McKay, Phil Klopheks. SECOND ROW: John LannerI,'Denny Ogburn, John Sparks, Bill Ryan. THIRD ROW: Mark Grundy, David Schorch, Kevin Luckeh, Tom Ramsar. MISSING: Mr. Joe Heirzman, Mr. Frank Cooper. ,canon-lu. . cfm M in WDW . ,av ' if 'Nfie it out ,S ky 7 fi'-V ,l I 5: I ,, 33, A push ,V 1, V. ff fi :S Cyclmg Team .EFT TO RIGHT: Ted Schaefer, Brother Johan. Grea Dierfeldf. Joe Nifzken. Jnrrv Rafarman. Nick Gnllucci. Pete Gerstle. Hal Huerina. Tonv Enaleri. Ed Blaser. Mike Smith. ,an 2 C N. . I ,Z gr Q, I VafS1l'y Wresthng Team BOTTOM ROW: Chuck Klein mgr., John Clements, Glen Osborne, Mark Wahle, Marry Clark, Denny Ogburn, Denny Passafiume, Tom Niizken, Sieve Huber. SECOND ROW: Bro. Giles, Gary Effinger, mgr., Al Gruner, Mark Starr, Tony Anderson, Buddy Dumeyer, Mike Nix, David Sauer. THIRD ROW: Greg Veigl, Dennis Searcy, Doug Ogburn, Brian Veigl, Mark Kirn mgr., Treb Hurley, Steve Hess, Pal Alagia, Mike Chandler. MISSING: Doug Ballard, Mike Brangers, Mike Greenwell, leeRoy Martin. - if I 3.4 ' 3 .al V, . , R I T 1 A Junior Varsity Wrestling Team BOTTOM ROW: Bro. Giles, Greg Zinner, Corky Ogburn, Dave Kaelin, Charles Hulsman. SECOND ROW: Bill Fenwick, Jim Baker, Nick Glaser, Bob Tibbens. THIRD ROW: Jim Bauscher. SkiD Kalkhof. Allen Price. MISSING: Red Schaefer. Chris Grisanii. Jeff Auberrv, Sieve Francke. Mike Brewer, David Schulz. Rav Willinaer. Bob Lindbera. 1 1 1 MQ H1 F 6-Y Freshman Wrestling Team O BOTTOM ROW: Mark Ogburn, Jim Doyle, Rick Lyons, Jim Carrico, Ray Amlung, Rick Block, Joe Fries, Greg Popham, George Craven, LeeRoy Martin - assi. coach. SECONllD ROW: AI Tronzo, Don Krish, Dennis Mitchell, Duane Lamont, Kevin Bonn, Mike Greer, Kevin Sheehan, Mark Wahle. THIRD ROW: Coach GaryHeck, Ron Burch, Ken Becker, Myron Smith, Joe Eye, Mike Kenny. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Nelson Nunn, Gary Wayne, Mike Walter, Greg Dierfelcli, Mark Huber, Chris Grisanfi, Sian Heil. FIFTH ROW: Paul Diebold, Marc Veigl, George Rafterman, Scot? Haner, Jim Lutes. 4 . . 1 - Varsity Basketball Team LEFT TO RIGHT: A. J. Bronsky mgr., Joe Spoelker mgr., Barry Hoffmann, Tim Kleier, Nick Gagel, Claude Manzon, Charlie Tyra, Rob Donhoff, Jim Graff, Brian Gibler, Jerry Zellnr, Mark Trier. Gnrv Snnltlinn Rirlr Srhwnihnr Paint Gnrmbln Ina Rnrnnmini Gnrv Grilnnicnn Pnvfnn Karina!! mnr Ph! Millar mnr FOAFHFS- IFFT TO RIGHT. Mr Inn Junior Varsity Basketball Team LEFT TO RIGHT: Sonny Showalter, mgr., Jim Dattilo, Willie Yates, Mike Comstock, Mark Mattingly, David Adams, Scott U'5eIIis, Bruce Olliges, ,left Bonn, Mike Tolly, Phil Hettich, Tom Minsterketter, Mike Charron, Jerry Just, Gary Ottman, Dan Martin, Steve Mullins, mgr., Mr. Jerry Ruhs. Freshman Basketball Team EFT TO RIGHT: AI Burke mgr., Joe Steilberg, Greg Budde, Tom Bergamini, Mike Brockie, Brian Donhoff, Jeff Motley, Craig Cavanaugh, Chuck Buehner, Mark Charron,Mark elluscio, Mike Mundt, Mark O'Bryan, Ed Rode, Earl Kempf, Dave King, Tim Mclntyre, Don Hagan, Rob Gipperich, Mark Crush, Pat Plamp, Ronny Richardson, Bill Koelin mgr lr. Joe Dumstort. Varsity Swimming Team FRONT ROW: Andy Moore, David Brown, Mike Powell, Jamie Corrigan, Man Engle-rf, Tony Henle, Mark Collard, John Dougherfy. SECOND ROW: Tom Coffey, Phil McCauley, Adrian Pellegrini, Jennings French, David Person, Leo Miller, Mike Pfeiffer. THIRD ROW: Ray Schleck, David Jonczy, Mike Lemke, Tony Engleri, Jim Manin, Mark Miobley, Jim Tierney, Paul Thompson, David Hall, Tom Clines. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Ted Pearce, Tom McDonald, Mark Allen, John Kuhn, Kelly Pfeiffer, Randy Riede, Brian BecVar, Mark Tomassi, John Duckwall, Mark Buese, Kevin McAuliffe. MISSING: Mark Curella, Mark Raque. 1 chilli Iunior Varsity Swimming Team FRONT ROW: Mike McCreedy, Bob Hillenbrand, Steve Kraus, Jim Baines. SECOND ROW: John Sandforf, Mike Ashcrafl, Scot' Wade, Mike Schroeder. THIRD ROW: Clelus larfsch. Dcrrvl Redman. Vincenl Cassillv. FOURTH ROW: Bohdan Cvbriwskv. Billv Smvthe. Mr. Ted Pearce. MISSING: Chris Herlelendv. Grea Pelers. Richard Reinerf. Mike Varsity Track Team FIRST ROW: Kevin Finley, George Solley, Dick Carroll, Mark McCulloch, Frank Hulsmon, Mark Hoftell, Larry Wenfzel, Jim Crick, Kevin Luckett. SECOND ROW: Mark Grundy, John Tolly, John Perciful, Mike Fries, Bill Ryan, Chris Fouchee, Art Baumann, David Johnson. THIRD ROW: John Sparks, Terry Coffey, David Schorch, Tom Ramser, Jerry Bowlds, Keith Springer, Mike Nix, Tim Hellige. FOURTH ROW: Rich Lechleiter, Brad Meiller, Paul Kinny, David Buechler, Greg Filer, John Doyle, Mike McKay, Mike Cassaro. FIFTH ROW: John Magero, Pete Gerstle, Joe Mooney, Phil Klapheke, Jim Graff. MISSING: John Sturgeon, Steve Miller, Mark Markwell, Pat Noon, Nick Gallucci, Jim Cowley, Terry Hoover, Mike Luvisi, Bruce Schupp, John Sparks, Joe Tumer, Jerry Zellar, Mr. Joe Heitzman, Coach, i Junior Varsity Track Team T ROTTOM ROW: John Sturgeon, Jim Crick, Don Kannapel, Bill Tonini, Stephen Kelly, Mark Tomassi, Tom Spalding. SECOND ROW: AI Kustes, Tom Minsterketfer, Leo Miller, 'aul Schlich, Vince Cassily, Ran Brumleve, Chris Varga. THIRD ROW: Tim Langford, Steve Mullins, Kevin Condit, Dave Denny, Eugene Henry, Mark Burvee. FOURTH ROW: orry Thomas, Mike Comstock, Tom Broderick, Steve Hall, Henry Hunt. FIFTH ROW: Bart Olash, Rick Bonn, Bohdan Cybriwsky, Paul Ford, Ray Graft, Don Miller, Leo Smith, Jim I' h : ' ' ' lc ardson, John Kearney. MISSING. Robert Flynn, Ed Griffin, Ronald Hughes, Mark Costello, Dennis McDonough, John Mitchell, Robert O'Keefe, Larry Thomas, Bill Fenwick, Ar. Joseph Kroh, Coach. Freshman Track Team BOTTOM ROW: Kevin Sheehan, Don Hagan, Mike Pakenham, Ken Ramsey, Rich Block, John Habenstein, Ryan Chandler, Chuck Buehner, Paul Burka, Greg Heitzman, Richard Klein, Walter Bourke. SECOND ROW: Bob Steinmetz, Eric Weisbach, Bruce Olliges, Jerry Brumleve, Mark Belluscio, Chris Villier, Greg Scarbora, Dan Lyons, Tom Coffey, Jerry Boylan, Mike Stewart. THIRD ROW: Mark Kircher, Mark Passafiume, Kevin Schwindel, Mickey Burch, Bill Wigginton, Ken Saling, Jim Baines, Kelly Casey, Chris Morris, Bill Wethington, Dave Thomas, Tony Clishem. FOURTH ROW: Joe Feldkamp, Wayne Cassady, Joe Ford, Greg Clare, Ed Rode, Chris Meyer, Danny Varga, Mike Casper, Gary Wayne, Pat Plamp, Kevin O'Connor. FIFTH ROW: John Doll, Doug Roser, Bruce Schorch, Pal Smith, John Howard, Dave O'Laughlin, Greg Oberst, Danny Miller, Joe Salvagne, Mark Ogburn, Mark O'Bryan. SIXTH ROW: Mr. Frank Cooper, Phil Hettich, Mark Allen, Fred Paige. MISSING: Steve Arnold, Charles Donlon, Paul Burgin, James Carfico, Keith Cummins, Don Glass, Rich Lechleiter, Mike Markwell, Pat McKiernan, James Meiners, Gerard Murphy, Steve Vetter, Al Becker, Kevin Schindler. If he :ff Varsity Golf Tear? BOTTOM ROW: Bill Ogden, Steve Montgomery, Paul Lococo, Doug Miller, Mike Glasscock. SECOND ROW: Mr. Marty Donlon, Bill Steiden, Mike Kaiser, Charlie Bentley, John Knotts. Mark Crawford. Frank Arnold. 42? T x , av J it me px P Junior Varsity Golf Team FIRST ROW: Mike James, Skip Kolkhof, Bob Jones, Chris Edelen, Tony Backerf, Mall Hanekamp. SECOND ROW: Mark Schmidt, Jim Mclnlyre, Craig Cavanaugh, Tom George John Smart, Phil Gahm, Jim Mucci. MISSING: Mike Anderson, David Clark, Bill Faesenmeier, Mr. Marty Donlon, Coach. Q NW f ww .av sun.. IN ffl? ,x -f fn media Q X X Tenms Team w. s x V ,Ju 'va' ' l , ' I T 'll' ' W 1 ' '1114,fl,:g,L,:1g,g,3,:f:4.,.i:.3.,.:..,..,..,.,.g L J If 1, f 3: 3 ' S, 4 W ff5:?f':5 7'7'frf2t3:5?'.f1fI3IF.Q:f:fQ2:P' -' '- fs any ,, TH 'ai' . ' 4, T. M i f- x , I ill is X ' , ,- 4, I .. W. Q, B 5 4 ' 'ilk ,V A ai AV ' J Sari' :rv I Q I, X of I ' fl 4? ' ' -2 . . ' - ,. f a Pi H f f' ' '- f K - f, .X ' ,t ' 'Y I 5 iff' 5 , I -Q W g Q' , K if K , 2, is A . J J X K . W f - , f.. A - .- 1 F J k 5... V A 4 H C , ll, + 4 , ff! Q , J ' . I 1 ,L Q ,A , ' I I' ' 5 V ,. . -f qv .I sg-,h x sri v , V A N Y - f f fd. X S ' K K. A A 5 5 - - A Ce, 'V J K T' , 4 as! ' , A A X ' C T 1 Ai W in x . ' Q ' H I - I X A C l N 7-A an N, BOTTOM ROW: Mark Buechler Jim Meiners Keith Bowman Chris Montgomery Mgr. Gary Ulmer Jeff Hoeck Jeff Gasnell. SECOND ROW: Gary Bowman Paul Lechlelfer Brian Be: Var, Kevin Dames, Gary SpaIding,'Rick Shaeffer. COACHES: Bro. Aaiiinas. hro. Leroy. I I A A , . . n K1 , r. f, 9 b '- - J I 4 . . we X 4 ff , X -.... ,fi . V K, Y ,W.- mrwwi ,is ' 1,9 l -xy l ' , ,envy nf A M A fr I f S I S Varsity Baseball Team BOTTOM ROW: Jim Dafillo, Jack Fuchs, Gus Dolillo, LeeRoy Martin, Steve Hess, Mike Thurman,Tom Simms. SECOND ROW: Greg Leonhardt, Larry Doninger, Joe Bergamini, Dave Waskevich, Tim Lasley, Willie Yates, Jay Saling, Mike Waskevich, Harry Hauber. THIRD ROW: John Homm, Nick Gagel, Gary Gruneisen, Jim Baker, Rob Donhoff, Charlie Hill, Jim O'Connor, Rob Slussar, Mr. Bill Glaser. MISSING: Mr. Al Burke, Dennis Sullivan. Junior Varsity Baseball Team BOTTOM ROW: Bob Dries, Mark Crush, Tom Bergomini, Kevin Anderson, John Bailey. SECOND ROW: Mr. David Bufler, Tom Beck, Danny Martin, Bob Pfaffinger, Mike Brown 'Jarman Wilson, Sian Heil. Kevin Ford. THIRD ROW: Bob Mclnfvre. Earl Kemaf. Mark Maffinalv. Bob Kissel. Mike Tollv. Gene Wilson. Rick Holland. Chris O'Brvan. MISSING: U s HA, fl ff 0 Y f ,M , A if 'L' 154. , k2':4 5 , M- A9 XM, 5? f r 9 X L I 1 , cf! hh 'K v J his 'af 'M' 4 V Q -'J 1 4 Q Y 'NN ' ,f ' ' ff' X-X 4f'ff '1 K iyl '1 L 4 be 5. 7' U ' XJMGXXM 3 NX My R f Tw fl-N f'2'M1ff3 fe .P f f CFS-r ff XM Q 5 47:1 f Q ff- N f N O ' I K ff , s ,Ii 11'o?f,'J1, 1'TQ X, , Xl , f . ,.WfM,,, 'V MM., X Q, M f J Q K. bXVQ M' , Y , if 5 J 1 -i-ii---i 5 AV' , , J Soccer Team Takes State ln the best season ever for soccer at St. X, the team took the first KHSAA sponsored State Title behind a sturdy defense and a potent offense. The season began with tive straight victories and the offense was almost scoring at will. The league championship was well within reach. But a plague of iniuries to key players resulted in a loss to Trinity and ties against both Atherton and New Albany. Health returned though, as did the Tiger's explosive scoring punch, in time for the State Tournament. The Tigers quickly disposed of Moore, Thomas Jefferson, and Henry Clay to reach the finals with Trinity. Overwhelming underdogs, the Tigers trailed 2-0 at the end of three quarters. But spirit and determination lifted the offense as they crossed the muddy goal line three times in the final minutes to capture the Title. ABOVE RIGHT: Vhth supreme pride and exultation the trophy is held aloft for all to see. RIGHT: Team captain Nick Gallucci accepts the trophy. 100 1972 RECORD: 10-1-2 St. X Opponent 2 .... ..... O ldham County .... .... l 2 .... .... H enry Clay ....... .... 0 4 .... .... T homas Jefferson . . . . . . .3 4 .... .... C ountry Day ...... .... 2 l .. .... Westport ...... ....0 I.. .... Trinity ..... ....3 I .. .... Atherton ..... ....1 I .... .... N ew Albany .... .... l 3 .... .... M oore ........... .... 2 State Tournament Matches 3 .... .... M oore ........... .... 2 4 .... .... T homas Jefferson . . . . . . .0 3 .... .... H enry Clay ....... .... 0 3 .... .... T rinity ..... . . . ,2 ABOVE LEFT: Paul Gleis is carried off the field by teammates after foiling many of Trinity's offensive drives from his fullback position. LEFT: The bench reacts as St. X. breaks the scoring ice. l0'l Outstanding individual efforts were turned in by Paul Gleis and Nick Gallucci who were both voted members of the All-State Tournament and All-League teams. Wayne Garvey was also voted a member of the All-State Tournament team. RIGHT: Brother Johan studies first half stats in the Championship game as the team huddles awaiting his instructions. LOWER LEFT: Jerry Bawlds approaches a crucial corner kick in the first half of the Championship game. LOWER RIGHT: Goalie, Hank Strohbeck, did a fine ioh defending the nets all season long. 5 102 Q w 'M ...nv-5'-A.. I ,W 1 , . A .,w 93 bpmg ,Ii e. v... 1 Q ' if .., xx O Cross Country Team - Regional Champs After piling up an impressive record in seasonal meets, the cross country team went on to the Thomas Jefferson Regionals at Collings Estate. Led by sophomore Dave Buechler Mthl and seniors Chuck Magera lbthl and Mark Markwell l7thl, the team outran all opponents to take the Regional Title for the second year in a row. St. X. sent seven runners on to the State Meet with high hopes of repeating as State Champions. Fine individual efforts were turned in by Chuck Magera who finished fifth and Dave Buechler who finished fifteenth but the team effort fell short for one of the few times this year as St. X. took third place in the overall standings. RIGHT: Coaches Frank Cooper and Joe Heitzman realize that their team has fallen short af repetition as State Champs. BELOW: Mike Luvisi collapses after his run in the State. LOWER RIGHT: Dave Buechler strides toward the finish line. PAGE l05: The twisted face of Chuck Magera shows real determination as he nears the finish of his last race. 104 Q.-...Na Q l it ..,,,, 47 'l W' wer? 3 .., Skilled coaching by Mr. Joe Heitzman and Mr. Frank Cooper along with self-denial by team members resulted in a Regional title this year. Perhaps graduating seniors feel bad that they failed to capture the State Title but the fine records of both the Junior Varsity and Freshman teams assure St. X. of fine representation in cross country in the future. This year's Varsity cross country team truly reflects excellence in a sport which depends so heavily on mental attitude and team effort. ABOVE: The rest of the world doesn't matter as Tom Ramsar hears af his team's third place finish in the State Meet. UPPER RIGHT: Mark Markwell didn't do all of the tough practice he put in on a crass country course. RIGHT: A very important part of coaching - Mr. Heitzman comforts Mark Grundy after his big race. l06 'ff-2 -v V K wang 33.,,wffz' 'v . . fiat' '..l-A4vQ,,v 1 ,jp Y, 1, , '1f?.u-.flky ' na 1 'wfyx , 3' NVX ' Yf5,3f'e'f W rf ' i Q . , Q 3' v x K 4 ,6'l 'XX 1 I a- if Q-av Wa' v-,Q n ...v '-. n 'I :II 1- - 'f,,..s's-an -w '--J 'wh '- W f - , r '- Www-h fi V I' .4 ,..4w....,-o -of Q' 4. tlzhdfd 4' 'A -. hh. . f ---'..4x,' Q r ,QX fra. 'S S, 1 6. F 3 4 . -f, 4' df' ABOVE: The super hustle of Randy Blessinger ali year long helped io make fha running game the most solid part of the offense. BELOW: Dan McGee rips ihrough the Flagei line for a big gainer. RIGHT: Quarterback John Pefter oufmaneuvers a fcckler fo save a loss of yardage. 106 N gmqgg .Q-aqw1w+ - , 'v K 'VM V1 4 i Q 4 Q. - rj , Q L ,,- y -- 1.-v . 4 if Lx ', Q t ww-S ' f I ' 'man f VI li' ' 4'-.x I A . S ' K W N Q A EX ' - ,X 1 jen f .. f-M , A ! - K I . W' - ' KL A 'x QA . ' gi ' XXX vfy K I Q- fp x Y .Q -A . ' 1 Y , Q ms- xv- J ' - - '. 1 91' ' -Q at ,W ' mwmiwn ,Q-'iffy efifffiff - , , P? ffi .J ' '4,i3f1if' .milf-'l 4,2-r s ,2 g -' V .. .f iflnfsrif - ' .' 3 5 lu sa G! ' P If Q f J 4 -- ,raft-.ff - f ' ,. 4 if , jc, f:,,f,.,.?, is r Wrestling Team Finishes Second in Regional This year the team rolled up a strong I3-3 dual match record with capable and experienced representation in every weight division. Despite all their strengths, the team finished second to Trinity in the Regional competition. Highpoints included Regional championships for Denny Passafiume and Mike Chandler, plus runner-up finishes by Marty Clark, Denny Ogburn and Steve Huber. St. X. sent seven grapplers to State competition this year. These included Denny Passafiume, Steve Hess, David Sauer, Marty Clark, Denny Ogburn, Steve Huber, and Mike Chandler. Wrestling is basically an individualistic sport but the team effort is what wins ar loses matches. l ABOVE: Mark Wahle sets himself for a match and concentration reigns supreme. LEFT: John Clements, a standout for St. X, in the lightweight division strains against an opponent. 111 In the capable hands of Brother Giles and his coaching staff, the strength, agility, and overall ability of the team greatly increased. The number of representatives from this year's team in the State Tournament is testimony to this fact. The fine records of both the Junior Varsity and Freshman teams assure St. X. of champions in the future as wrestling continues to grow in popularity. UPPER RIGHT: Apparently the score isn't the only thing knotted up. BELOW: David Kaelin watches for a starting signal in a match. BELOW RIGHT: Tom Nitzken and Denis Passafiume show that not all their hours of practice took place on the mats. 3.5 'll2 x . . i 9 V W 'Q i Q ye 6 'PL xi ' 1 in 1' is 2 aff arm., nu Q . .K 54. if ,Eid The '72-'73 Basketball season began with a close upset, followed by erratic victories against Fairdale Atherton, E-town and Westport. The Roundballers bounced back and were partly successful in the Ashland Invitational by defeating host Ashland 80- 72. Throughout January their momentum began to build, leading to the defeat of such teams as Durrett, Waggener, Flaget and Bishop David. Next come the L.l.T. The fans, coaches, team and faculty were ready, but so was Union County. The Tigers were defeated in an exciting game by the uncomfortable scare of 57-58. Their spirit was not broken, and the Roundballers went on to win 6 out of their last 7 games for a seasonal record of I5- IO. LEFT: Jerry Zellar jumps high to outhustle Trinity, BELOW: Coach Marty Donlon shows his determination and concern during a tight game. , fs. T .,, L I W inn.,-. in 7 ww ' s . 72.-73 BASKETBALL SEASON RECORD: 15-10 St. X Opponent 48 .... . . .Ccmpbellsville . . . . . .50 74 ..,. . . .Fairdale ...., . . . .57 50 .... ...Athervon ... . . . .48 55 ..,. . . .Ballard ..... .. . .70 78..'.. ...E-Town ....71 66 .... . . .Cenircl ..... . . . .77 68 .... . . .Wesfporf .... . . . .59 80 .... ...Ashland .... .. . .72 61 .... ...Maysville .... . . . .71 67 .... ...HenryCIay... ....84 72 .... . . .Durref1 ..... ,...58 62 .... ...Seneca .... ,...68 88 .... ...Flaget ...... ....63 71 .... ..... B ishop David .. . . . . .69 60 .... ..... M ole ....... .... 6 2 72 ..... ..... W aggener . . . . . . .52 57 ..... ...UnionCounfy... ....58 56 ..... ..... M cnuol ..... .... 4 9 62 . . . ..... Eastern .... . . . .40 43 . .. ..... Trinity ...... .. . .68 73 .... ..... T homas Jefferson .... 55 75 ..... ..... J -Town .,... .... 5 7 52 ... ..... DeSoles .... .. . .43 51 ..... ..... A hrens . ..... .... 5 5 59 ..... . , .Pleasure Ridge . . . . . .58 ix. 'Vu A Q . .. 35? gt if 'Q an 0 H , 9 Y 0 A- . . BOTTOM LEFT: ls? quarfer action has Claude Monzon puffing in lwo for Sl. X. OPPOSITE: Parl of winning is having o good turnout for the games, and we did. BOTTOM RIGHT: Trinily watches helplessly as Joe Bergamini scores fwo for Sl. X. A 42 'Q 1 'Y -?f ...A kin ZZ .,f ' W1 gi fm , if ,J I 5 RIGHT: If's the Tigers vs. The Weeds! Monzon, Zellar, Bergamini, Gibler, Gentle made up fha sfurting five. BOTTOM RIGHT: Jerry Zellor is about fo score for Yhe Tigers. fiv- S. .4325 116 gf so? Q Z4 Swimming Season Ends With 6th Place Finish in State In dual meet competition against Trinity and Jeffersonville the Swimming Team sustained losses. But these were followed by a victory at Atherton and the final regular season record was l-3-I . This perhaps dismal record should not cloud the efforts of the team in the State Meet. There, the swimmers racked up a total of 81 points and a fine sixth place finish. Mike Powell took third place in the 100 yard Butterfly and other good performances were turned in by Andy Moore, Mark Mobley, John Dougherty, John Duckwell, Leo Miller, Dave Hall, and Mark Buese. In the State diving competition, Tony Englert came up with a third place finish. Mr. Ted Pearce coached this year's team and did well in his first year at that position. LEFT: Tony Englert tests the springboard during diving competition. BELOW: Mark Tomassi pushes himself in the Butterfly event. 7 K YLWH 1-'wifi 11,1 lib .4'x .Q-, 3 7.21, A '2Q,v1e,g,z,: .. ,Sy 1 '. if X31-'i v8,'fv :N qs, ., s Q. Vai. SM 5-,..,... ,,.. ui? - .. i...x1.',,'XQ 4 XQS N. 1L'21'::,?F.-31:-I N . . I . A pf .... ,., , , . -.,.-.W :V . 'At' 2 ' S v 1- H :ig 15 - 2 ig.-'f' ff, f.,' , 1 , , ' X . .X 4. . .. g -- ,. 4 w - - X . . W. N, . 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A ,x 3 Y , M ggi X ,M gk, 3 .X g., ,, 'Q-Q , ,, . . ,. , .w if if Y , ,L q kqzv , 2 x X f f, ' 'L . v . , 3 . . wx X ,Qu ,Q 9 .411 an sQ 4 2 1, .4 A .Q S2 4: Q v .11 41961 . 4... L. -. . ..., ,H i, ABOVE: Mark Mobley swims The bocksfroke in Slaie Meet competition. RIGHT: Mark Bunn rests afier a fine performance af Plunfuiion. I I 8 'T .fav M v'v., ..g.. M., --.A wr ik . f 43.11 . gl 5 , . x fM,, ,v., ,x vxfu Ivan. . , - - -I . .Li-ip' x , L 5 . ' Ms , -81, mfs. , s K . .. . i ,QL 2.5632 .' -. X BELOW: Track practice doesn't always take place outdoors. RIGHT: Jim Cowley strains while throwing the discus. BOTTOM: Apparently the Track coaches have had enough of this unlucky runner's false starts. w. I , , ,y 'mu .v-f,,f xC'Z ,w,J,n.J Jia- N' ,vs 4 wif .f ii 4 ur.- -N-1: . ,Y Q.-. ,I ,. 0 4 . .14 Qv Tiger Linksmen Turn in Fine Season Perhaps more than any other sport, golf is a game for individuals - one person playing alone in an effort to achieve the best score possible. Nevertheless, this year's Golf Team brought home several team awards as well as fine performances by individuals. A blazing round in the Regional competition gave senior Doug Miller the Individual Regional Title and helped St. X. to take the second-place team award. The fine showing in the Regional gave the team high hopes for a State Title. Excellent scores were turned in by both Doug Miller and Bill Ogden but the team had to settle for a third-place finish in the overall standings. Mr. Marty Donlon did another fine job coaching the Golf Team this year and can look forward to the future after the deft efforts of this year's Junior Varsity squad. LEFT: Bill Ogden navigates a fairway while contemplating his next shot. RIGHT: Junior Steve Montgomery stalks a crucial putt during competition this year. BELOW: Awaiting the outcome of his lost iron shot is Steve Montgomery. :Que y . K , . , E2 ,153 Q'i7:3 K, :QE 9 R? Yi Z' ri, .ig i ,Wk ,JJ . '12 fi fitf ' ya s Tis, 9 me as Jigs' , 'V . .- , , .1,..,wf - ff -. wrg ifi 9' L , J:-,sf - . -,v yr V f-1 i ff: .L sf F :ff ,y N' 3. 5, Tennis Team Has Fine Season Under the direction of Brother Leroy and Brother Aquinas the Tennis Team finished with a fine record. Competition took place at several sites around the city with the Tigers playing their home matches at the St. X. courts. The highpoint of the season was the performance of the doubles team of Gary Spalding and Mark Buechler in the State. This pair took the Regional Title and then advanced to the final match ofthe State Tournament doubles competition. Hard work by every member ofthe team made the overall season a success. LEFT: Kevin Barnes meets his opponent's serve with a strong backhand. BELOW: Gary Spalding shows the form which beat many a foe in matches this year. fi L. il .QA , . . 52' .if sv so M t5t'1. Q' I aff. ., Q - : ff 2 fs ur 5 fygoxil KWEMQ 'f nf , 123 BELOW: Gary Spalding and Mark Buechler pose with their Regional 'litle trophy. RIGHT: Rick Shaaffer stretches for a volley. BOTTOM: The team meets in the Bio Lab to await the drying out of the courts. Qiupvfev .f T' X f films 3 . T. ,W Y .X 5 f' Zi T X my TEN rg . ' iff A A ' I. a 124 llv of lt Baseball Team Makes Last Game of State Tournament This yean, the Varsity Baseball team finished with a fantastic record of 28 wins and 4 losses including post- season action. A solid trouncing of Flaget gave the team their status as City Champs for the second year in a row. Their next step on the way to the State Tournament was the Regional Title - a close win over Pleasure Ridge Park. Victories over Rowan County and Campbellsville put the team in the State Title game against Henry Clay. A close loss there ended an otherwise sparkling season on a rather solemn note. Solid hitting, powerful pitching, numerous substitutions, and depth were all keys to this year's team's success. Mr. Bill Glaser and Mr. Al Burke used the strongpoints of each individual on the team to put together win after win. UPPER LEFT: Joe Bergamini picks up one of his many hits this season. LOWER LEFT: Head Coach Bill Glaser took his team to the final game of the State Tourney. BELOW: Alan Donhaff relieves some of the tension of that State Championship game with some fancy bubble-blowing. egqauuuvv sig Q '-ig 1 ffm 4 fit tx , H if Qgiaj .44 ,. 9 M, ,. Y B W h Q V' n . we .N n '-9 UPPER LEFT: Charlie Hill works out wilh Ohe weights in order to improve his pitching. LEFT: Rain may have cancelled several games but not many pradices as Jack Fuchs can lell you. ABOVE: Mike Waskevich leaps info the wailing arms al his pifcher affer fhe Regional win. PAGE 126: The oannon-like arm of Nick Gagel sends anofher pifch screaming iowards the plale. Representing St. X. on the all-tourney team were Joe Bergamini, Jim O'Connor, and Nick Gagel, but it was truly o team effort which brought home both the City and Regional Titles this year. The outlook for next year also looks good with the fine season turned in by the Junior Varsity squad. Mr. Dave Butler coached the JayVees and their final record shows the work they put in and the talent which they possess. BELOW: Mr. Al Burke gives the steal sign, or is he tucking in his shirttail? RIGHT: Gary Gruneisen excelled this year at relief pitching. LOWER RIGHT: A Junior Varsity pitcher puts some stuff on this ball. 128 if ,f is-' ft12,',,.3.1j, buy- Qtpv-., y., .,, Q, .. 11-3 . . if Y gf ,, 44, , g M I 1 fff:i-ff3a'.f'vP'f?a.3Q . J ve'- ' .x. -MLA..n..nL.xL'f?wa-ziimzangv wi ani m' All Z'I' Cc 'S ,fm . Z , ,,f, N 'W - N x k M, 'A W. ew ai 56 ' X 3 -f f 5? X K 254 OS 'RP- Xe-I-o ode 369 60 dm I f s K Y sw f P Q . 5 ,X Us X415 Q5 Sim OGOYQ oO. 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Waskevich X ,X X 1 Il? Kenneth J. Walls Owen P, Weis Lawrence E. Wenizel william Wegierfield ij wav K . f Q' -l0SePh Wesfwalef Charles R. Whalen Peter T. Whelan Alan H, Whife David A. White Rudy M. Wiesemann John J. Willenbrink Robert Willinghurst a V' 1 r ,- .V -I .2 5' 'il' X X . 1 - j X 'a ,A K 3. , - 5 -1 J . 73 - N ' ' J' 'Ji . r 5 of ' f. , li ., pig. - X. , f Jeffrey S. Wilson Thomas L. Wolford Michael M. Woody James H. Wrocklage Charles T Yates l-CVTY W zlm '9 9f The Saint Xavier Award for Outstanding Scholarship, Leadership and Service .......... The Spirit of Saint Xavier Alumni Award in Recognition of Outstanding Academic Industry, . . . .Peyton Badgett School Spirit, Cooperation and Loyalty ta the School and Faculty .................. .... L eeRoy Martin The Saint Xavier Award for Academic Excellence ............... .............. ....... . . . Dennis Anderson The Sdlhl Xdviel' Awflfd for Excellence im Biology . . . . . .Thomas Wolford Business . . . . . .Art Rathgerbeu 30115 ------------.----. Paul -l0ClKS0f1 English ...... . . . Dean Cummins French .... . . . Dennis Andersor :l10miSlI'Y - - - - - -RiCl1Gfd Slweffel' Mathematics . . . . .Richard Shaeffer Physics . . . . . .Kevin Barret German ...... ..-.. J ohn Homm Spanish ..... ...... K evin Sales Social Studies ........... Brian BecVar The Saint Xavier Award for Outstanding Students: Kevin Barrett, Joseph Bergamini, Richard Cogswell, Christopher Cooper, Kenneth Hofmann, Wayne Kopp, Anthony Passafiume, Richard Shaeffer, David Swinney, Michael Woody The Saint Xavier Award for Outstanding Leadership: Edward Blaser, Raymond Blessinger, Michael Brangers, Nicholas Gagel, James Higgins, Louis Mattei, Thomas McDonald, Keefe Montgomery, Nicholas Scott, Douglas U'Sellis The Saint Xavier Award for Outstanding Service and School Spirit: Michael Bierner, Raymond Blessinger, Kenneth Brawner, Gary Gruneisen, James Higgins, James Kraus, Patrick Lanning, Keefe Montgomery, Kevin Murphy, Stephen Savage, Nicholas Scott. The Saint Xavier Religious Activities Award . . . ............................. Dale Dougherty The Tiger Yearbook Award ........... . . . Richard Cogswell, David Daunhauer, David Klimchak fhe Tiger Rqg Award ,,,,,,,,,,,, ........ J ames Kraus, Charles Schutz, Stephen Miller The Award for Excellence in Drama ................... The Award for Excellence in Speech .................... The Saint Xavier Award to the Student Who Most Exemplifies Christian Principles, Service and Citizenship ............... The American Legion Certificate and Medal for Leadership, Scholarship and Service ....................................... The Bausch and Lomb Honorary Award for Excellence in the Study of Sciences . . . The Ray Baer Memorial Bond Award to the Student Who Most Exemplifies the Principles Which Ray Baer Believed in ........................ Mathematical Association of America Award . . National Merit Scholars: Dennis Anderson, John Fargen, David Klimchak, Thomas Wolford National Merit Finalists: Carl Raque, Richard Shaeffer, Doug U'Sellis, Joeseph Westwater National Merit Semi-finalist: Herman Hesen . . .David Klimchak The Award for Excellence in Debate . . . ----------------- ---- - - - . . . . . . .Carl Raque . . .Charles Whalen . . .Dale Dougherty . . Rudy Wiesemann . . . . . . .John Fargen Raymond Blessinger . . .Richard Shaeffer Senior Activities ALEXANDER, THOMAS Bowling I, Track 2, 3, Cross Country 4, German Club 2, 3. ALLEN, JOHN Football I, Historians I . ALLGEIER, GEORGE Drama 2, 3, Vice-Pres. 4, Bowling I, 2, 3, 4, Science Fair 3, Yearbook 4. ALTOBELLIS, ROY Swimming 2, Cycling 4. AMSHOFF, LOUIS Football I, 3, 4. ANDERSON, DENNIS Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Debate I, 2, Sec. 3, Math Club 3, Sec. 4, Year- book 4. ANDERSON, RAYMOND Track I, Baseball 2, Basketball 2, Wrestling 4. ANSERT, KENNETH Football 2, Tiger Rag 3, 4. ARAVE, KEVIN SAC 2, Track I, Football I, Xavier News 3, 4, Historians 3, 4, Religious Activities 4, Homecoming Committee 4. BADGETT, PEYTON Basketball Mgr. I, 2, 3, 4, SAC Aux. 2, Honor Society 3, Vice-Pres. 4, Cheerleader 3. BAHR, JAMES Soccer Mgr. 3, 4, SAC I. BAKER, DAVID Football I, 2, 3, Drama 2, T.V. Crew 4. BALDYGA, PHILIP Drama 4. BARBER, LOUIS Bowling 2. BARMORE, PAUL Track I . . BARRETT, KEVIN Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Track 3, Drama 2, Guidance Aide 4. BEAM, JOHN Football I . BEARDEN, DAVID Football I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 3. BEAVIN, WILLIAM BECVAR, BRIAN Basketball I, 2, Tennis I, 2, 3, 4, Swimming 4. BEILMAN, HENRY Math Club 4, Camera Club 4, Year- book 4. BENNETT, WILLIAM BENTLEY, CHARLES SAC 2, 4, Golf I, 2, 4, Historians 3. BERGAMINI, JOSEPH Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Cheer- leader 3. BIERNER, MICHAEL Xavier News 2, 3, Tiger Rag 3, 4, Religious Act. 3, 4, SAC 2, Math Club 3, Cross Country I, 2, Track I, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 4. BISCHOFF, BRUCE BLANDFORD, CHARLES BLASER, EDWARD Football I, 2, 3, 4, Drama 4, Sci- ence Fair 2, Religious Act. 4, SAC Treasurer 4. BLESSINGER, RAYMOND SAC I, 2, Wrestling 3, Science Fair 3, Cheerleader 4, Football I, 2, 3, Capt. 4. BOBBITI, THOMAS Football 2, 3, 4, Science Fair I. . BODNER, BRUCE Golf I, 2, Tiger Rag 3, 4, Science Fair 3, Yearbook 3, 4, Math Club 3, 4. BOURKE, MARK BOWLDS, JEROME Track I, 2, 3, 4, Soccer 2, 3, 4, Cross Country I. . BOWLING, MARK Football I , Basketball 2. BRANGERS, MICHAEL A Swimming I, 3, Wrestling 2, 4, Soc- cer 3, 4, Science Fair 2, SAC 2, Sec. 4. BRAWNER, KENNETH Religious Act. 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Math Club 3, 4, SAC 4, Prom Com- mittee 4. BREITMEYER, CHARLES BRESLIN, JAMES BRIGHTWELL, JOSEPH Football I, 2, 3, Capt. 4, SAC 2nd Vice-Pres. 3, Track I, Science Fair 3. BROCKIE, DANNY BROWN, THOMAS Track I, Bowling I, Homecoming Committee 4, Prom Committee 4. BULLOCK, PETER Swimming I, Football I, 2, 3, 4. BURKE, RICHARD Baseball I, 2, Pep Club I, 2, Latin Club 2. BURKE, SHAWN Football 2, 3, 4. CARRICO, STEVEN CARRIGAN, TIMOTHY Swimming I, 2. A CASEY, JOSEPH Historians I, 25 Literary Mag. 45 Sci- ence Fair 2, 35 Drama 45 Prom Com- mittee 4. CASPER, Rosen A Debate 1.5 SAC I 5 Wrestling 2, 3. CEBE, JOHN CHANDLER, MICHAEL I A Football I, 2, 3, 45 Track I, 25 Wres- tling 2, 3. CHERVENAK, ERIC Drama 45 Art Club 4. V CLEMENTS, JOHN Wrestling I, 2, 3, 45 Soccer 2, 3, 4. CLINES, THOMAS Swimming I, 2, 3, 45 Bowling I. COFFEY, TERRENCE Football I, 2, 3, 45 Track I, 3, 45 ReIigious,Act. 45 Science Fair I5 Prom Committee 4. COGSWELl.,'RlCHARD ' Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Historians I, 2, 3, 45 Math Club 45 Science Club 3, 45 Yearbook 3, Editor 4. R comronr, MARK Guidance Aide 35 Soccer 25 Home- coming Committee 4. CONDIT, THOMAS Soccer Mgr. 3, 45 Religious Act. 3, 45 Yearbook 45 Band 35 Drama 45 Media Asst. 4. coNboN, RICHARD 5 'Debate I5 Xavier News 45 Tiger Rag A25 Yearbook 3, 45 Religious Act. 2. COOPER, CHRIS ,Yearbook 3, Editor 45 Honor Society 3, 45 Drama 35 Math Club 3. conoNeL, EMMANUEL Basketball 2. COSTELLO, JAMES 3 Football I, 2. i t ,,.,,,3.noAd',,-- CRAWFORD, JOHN Track I5 Honor Society 35 Bowling I, 25 Astronomy Cl. I. German Club 2, 35 Drama 4. DILLON, OWEN 3 . Mechanical Drawing seems to be taking second place in Senior Mike O'Hearn's thoughts. CRAVEN, MARK Speech I, 25 Drama 45 Science Fair I5 Yearbook 4. CUMMINS, DEAN Band I, 2, 3, 45 Debate I, Sec. 25 Honor Society 3, 45 Literary Mag. 35 Drama 2, 45 Soccer 35 Yearbook 4. CURELLA, MARK Soccer Mgr. I5 Speech I5 German Club 25 Swimming 2, 45 Historians 45 Religious Act. 45 Yearbook 3, Editor 4. DAUNHAUER, DAVID Soccer lp Science Club 3, 45 Drama 25 Science Fair 2, 35 Yearbook I, 2, Editor 3, 4. DAUPHINAIS, DENNIS Drama 45 Art Club 3. DIERUF, WILLIAM Track 35 SAC I, 2. DILLON, JOHN Astronomy Club 'I, 25 Football 25 Historians I, 2. DOUGHERTY, DALE Honor Society 3, 45 SAC 3, 45 Reli- gious Act. Chairman 4. DOUGHERTY, JOHN SAC I, 35 Debate I 5 Swimming 2, 3, Capt. 45 Yearbook 45 Cycling 4. DOWNS, JOSEPH DOYLE, WILLIAM Football I5 SAC 25 Science Fair 2, 35 Homecoming Committee Chairman 45 Art Club 45 R.A. 4. DRECKMAN, RICHARD ELDRIDGE, JOHN Band I, 2, 35 Science Fair I, 2, 35 Science Club I, 2, 3, 45 French Cl. 35 Math CI. 45 Historians I, 25 R.A. 45 Homecoming and Prom Committee 45 Yearbook 4. FARGEN, JOHN Football I, 2, 3, 4, SAC 4, High Q Team 4. FEISNER, JOHN Football I, 2. FELDKAMP, GARY FISCHER, WILLIAM Football I, 2, 3, 4. FOGARTY, WILLIAM Football 2, 3, Science Fair 3. FRANKE, CHARLES Football I, 2. Fucns, JACK roofb.-.ii 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4. GAGEL, NICHOLAS Football I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, , 4, Basketball I, 2, 4, Drama 4. GALLUCCI, NICHOLAS Historians 4, Cycling 4. GENARDI, THOMAS Soccer 3, 4, Track I. GERSTLE, PETER Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4. GIBLER, BRIAN Baseball I, 2, 3, Basketball I, 2, Capt. 4, Honor Society 2, 3, 4. GILFOY, JAMES Yearbook 2, 3, Bowling 3, 4, Drama 2, 3, SAC Aux. 3. GLASSCOCK, MICHAEL Football I, 2, Basketball I, 2, Golf 2, 3, 4, Historians 4. GLEIS, PAUL Football I, Soccer 2, 3, 4, Wrestling I, 2, Historians 4. GOODWIN, FRANCIS Science Club 3, 4. 'Eg-.A In Prob. and Stat. Paul Glies asks, What do you think of Whistling Aardvark in the fifth? Soccer 2, 3, Capt. 4, Football I, GRAESER, DAVID Track 2, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, X- News 4, SAC 4, R.A. 4, Drama 3, GRAFT, JAMES -.. A Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Golf 2, Tiger Rag 3, 4, Science Fair 2, Cheerleader 3. GRAY, GARY German Club 2, 3, Historians 4, Bowling I. GREENWELL, MICHAEL Wrestling 4, Religious Act. 4. GREGG, MARK Swimming 2, 3. GRUNEISEN, GARY Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 3. GRUNER, ALLEN Golf I, Soccer 2, 3, 4, Wrestling I 2, 3, 4. GUENTHER, GREGORY Art Fair 4, Drama 4. HAERING, HAL Speech 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Tiger Rag 4, Soccer I, Yearbook I , Bowling 2, Science Fair 4, Cycling 4, Religious Act. 4, Ky. Boys' State Del. 3. HAMILTON, KENNETH Football 2, 3. HAMMER, DAVID German Club 2, 3, Honor Society 3, 4, Science Fair 3, Regional Science Fair 4. HAMMER, ROBERT T.V. 2, 3, SAC 3, Speech 3. HARDT, GREGORY Football I, Baseball 2. HEAD, STEPHEN R Historians 4. HEIL, KENNETH Cheerleader 4, Yearbook 4, 4. HEIMBROCK, LOUIS HEINE, KEVIN Historians I, Camera Club I. HESEN, HERMAN Wrestling 3, Yearbook 4. HESS, STEPHEN Football I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling I, 2, 3, 4. HETTINGER, RONALD Football I, 2, 3, 4, Drama 4. HIGGINS, DANIEL Band I, 2, 3, 4, Speech 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Art Club 4, Science Fair 2. HIGGINS, KAMES Football I, 2, Cheerleader 3, Cap- tain 4, SAC 4, Yearbook 4, Reli- gious Act. 4. HILL, CHARLES Basketball 2, Baseball I, 2, 4. HOAGLAND, STEPHEN Science Fair 3. HOERTER, RICHARD Band I, 2, 3, 4, Bowling I, 2, 3, 4. HOFMANN, KENNETH Soccer I, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 2, 3, Editor 4, Drama 4, Religious Act. 4. HOMM, JOHN Bowling 2, 3, 4, German Club 2, 3, Baseball Mgr. 3, 4. HORAN, WILLIAM Football 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 4. HUBBUCH, SEBASTIAN Band I, 2, 3, 4, Xavier News I, 2, Editor 3, 4, SAC 3, 4, Historians 3, Religious Act. I, 4, German Club 2, 3, Yearbook 4, Honor Society 3, 4, icience Club 3, 4, Prom Committee JACKSON, PAUL Band I, 2, 3, 4, Science Fair 2, Drama 3. JACOB, GREGORY Band I, 2. JOHNSON, KRIS SAC I, Soccer 3, 4, Wrestling I, 2. KAELIN, ERNEST KAELIN, GREGORY Football 2, Track 3, Cheerleader 4. KAELIN, TED Wrestling 2, 3. KAELIN, WILLIAM Historians 2, 3, Honor Society 3, 4, Yearbook 3, Tiger Rag 4, Math Club 3, 4, Science Club 3, 4, Math Team 2, Science Fair 3. KANNAPELL, HENRY Science Club 3, Moth Club 3, Year- book 4. KEELE, MARK KELTY, LAWRENCE Band I, 2, 3, Speech I, 2, Science Fair 2, 3, Xavier News I, 2. KIMBLE, STEPHEN Band I, 2, 3, 4. KLEIER, TIMOTHY Basketball I, 2, 3, 4. KLEIN, JERRY Track I , 2. KLEIN, MARTIN KLIMCHAK, DAVID Debate I, 2, 3, 4, Bond I, 2, 3, 4, Moth Club 3, Science Club 3, Histo- rians 3, Speech 4, Yearbook 3, Edi- tor 4. KNABEL, MICHAEL Football I, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2. KNOER, ARTHUR KNOITS, JOHN Golf 2, 3, 4. KOCH, DENNIS Football I . KOPP, WAYNE Historians 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Xavier News 3, Yearbook 3, 4, Math Club 4, Guidance Aide 4, Reli- gious Act. 4. KRAUS, JAMES Golf I, Honor Society 3, 4, T.V. 4, Tiger Rag 3, Editor 4, Drama 3, 4, Prom Committee 4, Religious Act. 4. KRAUSER, STEPHEN Track I . KREBS, ROBERT Band I, 2, 3, Science Club 2, 3, Sci- ence Fair 2. KRULL, CARL Track Mgr. I, X-Country Mgr. I, German Club 2, 3, Yearbook 2, 3, 4. KURZENDOERFER, GREG Swimming I, 2. LANNING, PATRICK Football I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, Wrestling 2, Science Fair 3, Prom Committee 4, Religious Act. 4. LEGEL, DAVID Wrestling 2. LEGEL, PATRICK Wrestling I . LENZ, GREGORY Football I . LIEBERT, GARY Speech 2, 3, 4, Xavier News 3, 4. LOCOCO, PAUL Historians 3: Golf I, 2, 3, Capt. 4. Luckfrr, JOHN Football 2, 3, SAC 1. LUCKETT, STEPHEN Track I, 2, Cross Country 2, Tiger Rag 3, Drama 4. McADAMS, ROBIN Astronomy Club I, 2, Drama 4, Debate 2, R.A. 4, Science Fair 3, Radio Club I, Yearbook 4, Track 2, Historians 3. McCARTHY, BRIAN Religious Act. I . McDONALD, THOMAS Baseball Mgr. I, Swimming 2, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Historians 4, SAC Vice-Pres. 4, Cross Country 2, Cheerleader Capt. 4. MCGEE, DANIEL Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, Track 4. McGILL, STEPHEN Football I, 2, 3, 4. McGRU DER, KEVIN McGUlRE, THOMAS Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Science Club 3, 4, Science Fair 3, Camera Club 2, 3, 4, T.V. Crew 3, 4, Tiger Rag 3, 4. McKAY, KEVIN Math Club 4. MAGERA, JOHN X-Country I, 2, 3, Capt. 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Science Fair 3, R.A. 4, Histo- rians 4. MAGINNIS, JAMES Literary Mag. 4, Drama 4. MARKWELL, MARK Track I, 2, 3, 4, X-Country 2, 3, Capt. 4. MARTIN, JAMES Science Fair 2. MARTIN, LEE ROY Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling I, 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Drum Maior 3, 4, Drama 4, T.V. 4, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, SAC 2, 3. MATTEI, LOUIS Football I, 2, 3, 4, Science Fair 3. MATTINGLY, JOSEPH Soccer 2, 3, 4. MAUPIN, THOMAS Football I, 2. MEIMAN, STEPHAN Basketball I, 2, SAC 3. MEYER, PAUL Historians 2, Yearbook 3, 4. MILLER, DOUGLAS Golf I, 2, 3, 4, Football I, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Math Club 3, Math Team 2. MILLER, MICHAEL Swimming I . MILLER, STEPHEN Track 2, 3, 4, Tiger Rag 3, Editor 4, SAC I. MOLTER, JOSEPH Track I, 2, Cross Country 2, 3. MONTGOMERY, KEEFE Debate 2, 3, 4, Historians I, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 2, 3, Tennis 2, Football I, Tiger Rag 2, 3, Xavier News 2, SAC 3, Pres. 4, Cheerleader 4, Science Fair 2. MONZON, CLAUDIO Basketball I, 2, 3, 4. MOONEY, JOSEPH Track I, 2, 3, 4, Football I, 2, Cross Country 4. MOORE, MICHAEL Track I, 2, 3, Cross Country 4, SAC 3, German Club 2, 3. MOSSHOLDER, WILLIAM MUDD, ROBERT MULLETT, JOHN Astronomy Club I, 2, Tennis I, 2. MULLINS, ROBERT Honor Society 3, 4, High Q 4, Math Club 3, SAC 2, 3. MURPHY, PATRICK Literary Mag. 3, Drama 4, R.A. 3, 4, Historians 3. NAHSTOLL, RICHARD Guidance Aide 4. NEAL, GORDON German Club 4. NITZKEN, JOSEPH Swimming I, 2, Track I, 2, 3, Year- book 2, 3, Editor 4, Honor Society 4, Camera Club 2, 3, 4, Science Club 2, 3, 4, Science Fair 2, 3, Tiger Rag 2, 3, 4, Astronomy Cl. 4. NOON, PATRICK Football I, Chess Club I, Track I, 3, 4, Wrestling 3., O'CONNELL, MICHAEL Chess I, 2, 3, 4. O'CONNOR, JAMES G. Band I, 2, 3. O'CONNOR, JAMES L. Baseball 3, 4, Wrestling 3, Tiger Rag 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Football 2. OGBURN, WILLIAM Soccer I, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 3, 4, Math Club 3, 4, Historians 4, Year- book 4. OGDEN, wiLuAM Track 1,coif 2, 3, 4, O'HEARN, CHARLES Swimming I . PACE, ROBERT Bowling 2, 3, 4. PAPE, STEPHEN Astronomy Cl. 2, 3, 4, Science Club 2, 3, Science Fair 2, Bowling 3. PASSAFIUME, ANTHONY Honor Society 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Math Club 4. PATRICK, DOUG Golf I . PAUL, JOSEPH Bowling 2, 3, 4. PENNY, DONALD Drama 4. PE'l'I'ER, JOHN Football 1, 2, 3, 4. POLIO, MARTIN SAC I, Track I, 2, Football I, Wres- tling 2, 3. RACHFORD, RICHARD Band I, 2, 3, 4, Bowling I, 2, 3, 4. RAMSER, THOMAS X-Country 2, 3, 4, Capt. 2, Track 2, 3, 4, Capt. 2, Honor Society 3, 4, Science Fair 3, Religious Act. 4. RAQUE, CARL Soccer I, Drama 2, 3, 4, Science Fair 3, Literary Mag. 3, 4. RAQUE, JEROME Bowling I, 2, 4. RAQUE, RICHARD Bowling I, German Club 2, 3, Foot- ball 2, Swimming 4, Cheerleader 4. RATTERMAN, WILLIAM Bowling I, Art Club 4, Drama 4. RAUSCH, ROBERT Drama 4. REED, DERL P. Cross Country I, 2, Track I, 2, 3. RICHWALSKY, MICHAEL Soccer 3. RIEDE, RANDY Swimming I, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 3, 4. RIHN, WILLIAM Swimming I, 2. ROBERTS, KEVIN German Club 2. ROTH, GEORGE SAVAGE, STEPHEN Bowling I, Honor Society 3, 4, Math Club 3, 4, Religious Act. 4. rains' 1, 5 3 r ,k,l:iQp4-.ev-an-wana . y- a . ...Y 1: Bill Ogden thinks about that last putt on the 9th green while Mike Moore gets in practice sleeping with his eyes open. Yearbook I, 4. ROTHGERBER, ARTHUR Science Fair 3. RYAN, GARRETT Golf 3. RYAN, TIMOTHY Chess I, SAC 2, 3, Swimming I, Drama I, 2, 3, 4, R.A. 2, 3, X-News 4, T.V. 3, 4. SALES, KEVIN Camera Club I, 2, 3, 4, Astronomy Club I, 2, 3, 4, Science Fair 2, 3, French Club 3, 4, Yearbook 3, 4. SANDFORT, GREGORY Band I, 2, 3, German Club 2, 3, Sci- ence Club 3, Wrestling I, Soccer 2, 3, Science Fair 3. SAUER, DAVID Wrestling 4, Football 2. SCHAEFER, LAWRENCE Band I, 2, 3, 4, Soccer I, 2, 3. SCHMIDT, JAMES Guidance Aide 4. SCHNELL, MICHAEL Soccer 2, 3, 4. SCHOMP, KENNETH Wrestling 2. SCHOO, KENNETH Bowling I, 2, Swimming 3, Tennis 3, 4. SCHORCH, DAVID X-Country 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, German Club 4. SCHROEDER, DAVID SCHUHMANN, MARK Science Fair 3. SCHULER, FRED Band I, 2, 3, 4, Bowling 3, 4, Sci- ence Fair 3. SCHULZ, THOMAS Football I, Drama 4. SCHUTZ, CHARLES Honor Society 3, 4, Yearbook 3, 4, Math Club 3, 4, Science Fair 3, Tiger Rag 3, Editor 4. SCHWARZ, JAMES Football I, 2. SCHWEIZER, THOMAS SAC 2, T.V. 3, 4, Soccer 2. SCOTT, NICHOLAS ' Drama 2, 3, 4, Ky. Boys' State Del. 3, Honor Society 2, Sec. 3, Pres. 4, Science Fair 3, SAC Aux. 2, 3, SAC Social Chairman 4, Prom Committee 4. SEADLER, PAUL Football Mgr. I, Wrestling 3, 4. SEARCY, JAMES SELLS, MARK Football I, SAC I, 2, 3, 4, Tiger Rag 4, Prom Committee 4. SHAEFFER, RICHARD Tennis 3, 4, Math Club 4, Math leam 3, 4, Science Club 3, High Q SHAW, CHRISTOPHER Drama I, 2, 3, X-News 3, Editor 4. SILS, TED Swimming I . SIMMONS, MICHAEL Track I, Bowling 2, 3, 4. SMITH, DANNY SMITH, GERARD Wrestling I, 2, 3. Did you hear the one about the travelling salesman. Football I . SEARCY, DENNIS SMITH, PAUL SNYDER, JAMES Yearbook 2, 3, Editor 4. SOLLEY, GEORGE Track I, 2, 3, 4, Art Club l, 2. SPOELKER, JOSEPH Basketball Mgr. 2, 3, 4, SAC 4, Cheerleader 3. SPRINGER, KEITH Football I, 2, 3, 4, Track 'l, 2, 3, 4, Drama 4. STAAB, RICHARD Track 'l, Cross Country 2, Yearbook 3, 4, T.V. Crew 4. STARR, GREGORY Football 2, 3. STEDER, GLENN Math Club 4, Yearbook 3, 4. STELTENPOHL, KURT SAC Aux. 'l, 2, 4, SAC 2, 4, Drama 2, 4, Speech l, Science Fair 3, Year- book 4, Literary Mag. 4. STOVALL, DENNIS Cross Country 2. STURGEON, GREGORY Basketball I, Yearbook 3, Guidance Aide 3, 4. STURGEON, JEFFREY Drama 2, 3, 4, Religious Act. 4, SAC Aux. 4. STURGEON, JOHN Football I, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 1, 2, Track I , 2, 3, 4. SWINNEY, DAVID X-Country Mgr. 2, Science Fair I, Religious Act. 4. TARULLO, JOSEPH Band l, 2, 3, 4. THOMPSON, GREGORY Bowling I, Speech 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 4, Guidance Aide 3, Xavier News 2, 3, 4. 155 THOMPSON, LEE Baseball Mgr. I, Yearbook 4, Cheerleader 4. TOLLY, JOHN Wrestling I, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Math Club 3, 4, Math Team 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, Cam- era Club 3, Historians 3, Science Fair 3, Science Club 4. U'SELLlS, DOUGLAS Historians I, 2, 3, SAC Athletic Chairman 4, High Q 4. VAN METER, JOHN Bowling 4. VEIGL, GREGORY Band I, 2, 3, 4, Bowling 2, Wres- tling I, 3, 4, Science Fair 3, Math Club 4, German Club 2, 3. VON ROENN, STEPHEN French Club 2, SAC 3, Math Cl. 3. WADE, MARION Drama 2, 3, 4, SAC 2, 3. WADELL, WILLIAM Football I, SAC 2, R.A. 4. WASKEVICH, MICHAEL Honor Society 3, 4, Swimming I , Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Co-Capt. 2. WATTS, KENNY WEIS, OWEN WENTZEL, LAWRENCE Football I, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling I, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Math Club 4. WESTERFIELD, WILLIAM Football I, 2, 3, 4. WESTWATER, JOSEPH Golf 2, Drama 4, Literary Mag. 4, Yearbook 3, Editor 4. WHALEN, CHARLES Speech 2, 3, 4, Historians 3, Drama '!!l!? ,...- 3, Tiger Rag 3. WHELAN, PETER Gif ,ua WOLFORD, THOMAS Football I, 2, Science Fair 3, Drama 4, Literary Mag. 4, High Q 4. wk. Can't we iust cover the keys instead of keeping our eyes closed. Bowling I, 4, Debate 2. WHITE, ALAN Yearbook 4, T.V. Crew 4, Drama 3, 4, Science Fair 3, Art Club 4, Prom Committee 4. WHITE, DAVID Band I, 2, 3, 4, Science Fair 2, 3. WIESEMANN, RUDY Debate I, 2, Chess I, Math Club 3, Science Fair 3, SAC 4, Religious Act. 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4. WILLENBRINK, JOHN Historians I, 4, Xavier News 4, Honor Society 4. WILLINGHURST, STEVE Football I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, Science Fair 3. WILSON, JEFFREY Football I, 2, 3, 4, Track I. WOODY, MICHAEL Tennis I . WROCKLAGE, JAMES SAC I, Speech I, Track I, Tiger Rag 2, Math Club 2, 3, 4, Math Team 2, 3, 4, Debate 2, 3. YATES, CHARLES ZIMMERER, LARRY Track I, 2, X-Country 2, 3, Science Fair I, Regional Science Fair I, Art Club 4. 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