St Xavier High School - X Ray Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1964 volume:

THE X-RAY ST. XAVIER HIGH SCHOOL CINCINNATI, OHIO A jesuit school for boys the 0nd of 1111' bl'gimzing For us, the students of St. Xavier, our high school years mark a beginning, not an end, of our education and training for adult life. Upon our graduation, however, we have reached the end of this beginning. The faculty here has tried to instill in us the fundamentals of our education-0ur spir- itual, intellectual, physical, and social training. Without the basics in these helds, the rest of our education is in vain. The class of :64 is the Ftrst class to complete all four years at the new school and with it, St. Xavier High itself has reached the end of its be ginning. New traditions laid down for four years have now been completed by this yeafs gradu- ates and St. Xavier is now ready to move on into the future to higher things, just as its graduates are ready to move on higher. The rising sun coming completely over the hori- zon just after dawn marks the end of the begin- ning of a new day and symbolizes the completion of our basic education and the closing of an era at St. Xavier High. Sunrise from Lawrence of Arabia courtesy of Columbia Pictures. Contents 00 .2 Seniors. . . Athletics. .. .118 Activities. . . . .86 Underclassmen. . .66 When we look back on our days at St. Xavier, our religious training does not stand out. Yet, it would be the first thing to be noticed were it absent or neglected. The solid foundation of our Catholic Religion stays with us throughout high school, steadily supporting our deepening and strengthening Faith. Here at Xavier we have the privilege of daily Mass and Communion. A few days are set aside each year for a retreat. This year a special Mass and address by Bishop Fetters, M.M., an alumnus, brought us, as a school7 Closer to God. But perhaps the most subtle and lasting influence on our spiritual growth has been the atmosphere of the schoolean atmos- phere conducive to the religious advancement of both teacher and student. At 8:55 a busy clay begins. Five periods, Mass, and lunch, then the school day is over. Look at a single day or even a week: the achievement seems insignificant. But look back at the hrst day in early September of our freshman year when our teachers first introduced us to high school studies. Look at the last day, last class of senior year. Four years of Religion, English, a foreign language, mathematics, and at least two of science and his- tory have given us a broad and wellarounded intellectual beginning, a foundation for our fur- ther studies in college. With our senior year, we have reached the end of this beginning. $1 I ntellectual t .2 V 3! Physical 10 Perhaps never before have the facilities for the physical development of St. Xavier students been as great as they are now. The spacious gym com- plete with weights, parallel bars, and basketball courts; the large campus, and strong intramural programeall were provided for use by St. Xavier students. We have joined together to cheer on the varsity, reserve, and freshman teams; and 1964 has been a banner year. It will be hard to fOrget the swimming team, first place in the district; the freshman and reserve football champions; the defeat of Elder and the 40e20 romp over Purcell; the crox-vcl at the X-LaSalle game, and the 11--1 record in the G.C.L. ll St. Xavier trains men for the world by giving them the complete background necessary to be responsible and upright citizens in todayls world. The purpose of a high school is not only to teach the students the knowledge contained in books but also to teach the students how to live with his fellow man. For this purpose Xavier provides a lounge furnished with tables, Chairs, pop machines, ping-pong, and a jukebox. There is also the large, wcll-llt cafeteria, gaily painted, serving food and drink An intramural schedule is provided which includes all ycars and classes. Throughout the year there are nummtous dances and sock-hops all of which contribute to the ability of the Xavier student to adapt to his sur- roundings. Social FACULTY VERY REV. THOMAS C. VAUGHAN, SJ. President REV. JOHN J. BECKMAN, SJ. Principal A dmz'm'stratz'on REV ROBERT L DIETRICH, SJ Minister REV. CHARLES J. CAGNEY, SJ. Assistant Principal, Religion MR. ALLEN A. ZOBAY Business Manager 16 MR. RONALD J. AUSDENMOORE MISS MARY E. MURRAY BRO. ROBERT W. SCHNEIDER SJ. Student Counselor, Assistant Librarian, Registrar, Acolytcsv REV ADRIAN F. MENCHEN, SJ. MR, ROGER J SCHIFFERLI ReugionaLibWian- Assistant to the President. BRO. FREDERICK j. NOVACEK, SJ. Bursar. MR. THOMAS BALLABAN Historyj Physical Ed, Head Football Coach. MR. RICHARD BERNING History, Physical Ed, Head Basketball Coach REV.RICI-1ARD KELLY, SJ. HistoryJ Religion, Student Counsellor, So- dality, MR. KARL HAUCK History, Chairman Social Studies Dept. l8 MR. FRED DETERS: SJ. Latin, History, Poster Club. Camera Club. H istory MR. HOWARD TOLBERT History, Physical Ed, Baseball Coach Rey serve Football Coach : r. I o . g . REV. RICHARD BROWN, SJ. REV. WARREN LILLY, SJ, REV. LEO MCKENNA SI. Special Study. Special Study. Religion, Student Counsellor, K.B.S. Religion REV. GEORGE STEENKEN, SJ. Religion, Student Counsellor, Debating. REV. J. WILLIAM GARVEY, S.J- . . REV. EDWARD WIEBER, SJ. Hlsmry, Rcllgmn. Student Conn- Religion, Chairman Religion Dept, sellur, Archaculngy Club Director of Mothers, Club. REV. OWEN ENGLUM. S.J. History, Religion Athletic Direc- tor. REV HENRY BARTON, S.J Religion, Student Counsellor. 19 a u... w... 1-. 7.3.. 'lf um Science MR. JOHN BRENNAN Chemistry Laboratories, Spccch. REV. GEORGE FOLLEN, SJ. Chemistry, Chess Club MR. JAMES DUSABLON Chemistry, Head of Science Dept 20 MR. CHARLES 0 KING Biology, Health. Asst. Football Coach. Fresh Basketball Coach, Intramurals. MR. TERRENCE TOEPKER Physics, Speech, Sodality, Tennis Coach, Asst. Football Coach, Reserve Basketball Coach. W REV. FREDERICK LHDDENDORF, 5.1. Biology, Religion, Director of Sodality REV. EDWARD ROBINSON, S.J. Physics, Director of Dads Club7 Radio Club Language MRA JOHN TRIER English, Latin. MRA LAWRENCE SPLAIN English, X-Ray. REV. HERBERT RATERMAN, SJ. Speech, Student Counsellor, Director of Apastlcship of Prayer. FRANCE REV. THOMAS , , .- SAVAGE, SJ English, MRV MARK PLAGEMAN French, History. MR. JOHN PENNINGTONJ SJ. Latin, English, Speech, Prep. MR. MICHAEL PARMANTIE, SJ. French, LaaLn, Head of Modern Language Dcpt., C.D.L, Sodality. ?LMWW nun... awn! emw REV, KENNETH SHUMAN, SJ. MR. EUGENE SCHWAB, SJ. Spanish English, Latin, Band. MR. JOHN THISSEN, SJ. Latin, English, Speech, X-Press, Debating REV. JOSEPH WALSH, SJ. Latin, Student Counselor, Head of Latin REV BENJAIVIIN URMSTON, SJ. Dept. English, Religion, Head of English Dept. 23 .a . $V i: Grunt 1' I13 .2 :1 ii :5 :1 II II II II II II, MR. WILLIAM BEHRENS English, Speech, Swimming Coach. MR WILLIAM HAGERTY, SJ. English, Speech, Cross Country Coach, Track Coach, Asst. Athletic Director. Language MR; ANTHONY DAMICO LatinV MR. ELMER BURWINKLE. English, Latinj Reading. MR. JOHN DURSO MR.DONALD DILG English, Physical Ed., Wrestling Coach, MR. ALBERT BROSS Spanish, Asst. Baseball Coach. Asst. Football Coach Latin. 24 -- - - . - II mu m m .u REV. ARTHUR LINZ, SJ, MRV JOHN EMMETT REV. JOHN GRACE, SJ. Speech, Director of Alumni. Greek, Latin, Classical Club, P1117. Latin. MR. THOMAS ECKSTEIN English, Speecha Dramatics. MR. GERALD GROSH. SAJ. Latin; X-erJ'V REV. MARK FINAN, SJ. Special Study, Choir, 6136 Club. 25 31: J. t '51:: M Ryan. :4! M ung MR, MARTIN BROWN Mathematics: Speech, Head of Math Dept. REV. BENEDICT KREMER: SJ. Mathematics, MR. DONALD GIER, S.J Mathematics, English, Economics, Debating -- Mia- 300 f , !Q 7; 0275.1 MR. MICHAEL MCSWIGAN ' Mathematics. REV. JEROME SLATTERY. SJ, Mathematics, Religion: Bowling, Cheerleaders. Math MR. WILLIAM LIPPERT Math cm aticsV REV. ROBERT THUL, SJ. Mathematirs, Sodality. CSMC. 27 MR. JOHN MCANAW Mathematics. MR. JOHN O LEARY Mathematirs. SEN I OBS C lass 0171mm Louis J. Santoro Vice-President Branimir I. Sikic President Richard R Hulefeld Secretary Edward A. Busald Treasurer BRANIMIR I. SIKIC: Classical Course; First Honors 1,2,3; Second Honors 4; Class Pres, 3; Sec. 2; National Honor Society; Sodality 1,2;3,4; KBS; Debating 1,12,31,14; X-Ray 3, Prep 1,2,3;4 CDL 3; Biology 2,3; Cheerleader 4. 2 LOUIS J. SANTORO: Scientific Course; First Honors 1; Second Honors 2; Vice-Pres. 3; Treas. 1; Sec; 2,4; Sodality 1; K35; Apostleship of Prayer Prom. 3,4; Red Cross 1; Football 123, 1Co-captain; 4; Track 4. RICHARD R. HULEFELD: Classical Course; First Honors 1,2,3,4; Vice-Pres. 3,4; National Honor Society; Sodality 123,4; KBS; X42113! 4; CDL 3,4; Cheerleader 3,4; Basketball 1,2; EDWARD A, BUSALD: Scientific Course; Second Honors 1,2: Class Pres. 3; Vice-Pres. 4; KBS: Apostleship of Prayer Prom. 3, 4; Red Cross 2; Golf 1,2,3,4. RONALD B. ABER: Academic Course; Class Pres; 1; Vice-Pres. 2; Treas, 4; KBS; Football 1. JOHN E, ALBERS: Scientific Course; First Honors 2,4; Second Honors 1;3; KBS; Track 3,4. JOHN L. AUBREY: Scientific Course; KBS. J. VINCENT AUG: Scientific Course; First Honors 2; Second Honors 1,3,4; Class Pres. l,2,3,4; Sodality 1,4; Apostleship of Prayer Prom. 2,3; X-Press 4. JAMES J. BABEY: Scientific Course; Second Honors 4; Sec. 1; K35; Red Cross 1; Biology Club 4; Football 1,2; Bowling 4. WILLIAM J. BACKUS: Classical Cnurse; First Honors 12,3,4; Sodality 1,2; KBS; Classical Club. RICHARD E. BALL; JR: Academic Course; Class Honors 3; First Honors 4; VicmPres. 3; K35; Current Events Club 4; Bi- ology Club 4; Basketball 1. 31 Ronald B Abe:- John L. Aubrey John E. Albers J. Vincent Aug James J. Babey Wiliiam J. Backus Richard E. Ball7 Jr. David A. Balz Eugene P. Barnett Richard J. Baumann Mark T. Banks Charles F. Barrett Thomas D. Beck Robert L. Benken Lawrence P, Bidinger 32 ' DAVID A. BALZ: Scientific Course; KBS; Band 1,2,3, MARK T. BANKS: Scientific Course; First Honors 4, Vice-Pres. 1,3; KBS; Poster Club 4; Football 1; Swimming 1,2,3,4. EUGENE P. BARNE'I'I': Scientific Course; Second Honors 3; Vice- Pres. l; Sodality 4; KBS; Dramatics 1; Band 3; Choir 2; Glee Club 2; Red Cross 2; Cross Country 1. CHARLES F. BARRETT: Scientific Course; First Honors 3; Second Honors 1,2,4; Sodality 1,2; KBS; CDL 4; Track 2,3,4. RICHARD J. BAUMANN: Scientific Course; Class Honors 1; Second Honors 2,3; Vice-Pres, 2,4, Sec. 1; Sodality 1,2; KBS; Basketball 1. THOMAS D, BECK: Scientific Course; First Honors 1,2; Second Honors 3,4,- Class Pres. 2,3,4; Vice-Pres. 1; KBS; Apostleship of Prayer Prom. 3,4, Cheerleader 4; Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2, 3,4. PAUL A. BECKMAN: Scientific Course; Second Honors 2,3; KBS; X-Ray 4,- Prep 2,3,4; Poster Club 2,3,4; Radio Club 3; Cam- era Club 3,4. ROBERT L, BENKEN: Scientific Course; KBS; Choir 1; Glee Club 1; Bowling 4. LAWRENCE P. BIDINGER: Classical Course: First Honors 1, 2,3,4; National Honor Society; KBS; Debating 1,2.3,4; Dramatics 3; Classical Club; Prep 2,3,4; Camera Club 1; Biology Club 23, Paul A. Beckman H. MICHAEL BIEDENBACH: Scientific Course; Second Hon- ors 1,3; KBS; Dramatics 1; Radio Club 4; Camera Club 4-. KENNETH M, BIRD: Scientific Course; Class Pres. 2,3; Viceq Pres. 4-; Sec. 1; Apustleship of Prayer Prom. 3,4: CDL 3,4; Foot- ball 1,2,3; Baseball 3,4. ROGER J BISSMEYER: Scientific Course; First Honors 12,4; Second Honors 3; Sodality 1,2; KBS; Classical Club; CSMC 3,4; Chess Club 4; Archaeology Club 4; Track 3,4; Wrestling 3,4. MICHAEL M, BLEILL: Scientific Course; Secnnd Honors 1,2, 3,4; KBS; Track 2,3; Cross Country 2, JAMES R. BLUM: Scientific Course: Sccnnd Honors 2: Sodality 12,14; KBS; Dramatics 1; Acolyte 3; X-Ray 4; Prep 3,4; Band 1Announccr1 2,3,4; Camera Club 3,4. RICHARD j. BLUM: Classical Course; First Honors 123,4; National Honor Society; Sodality 1,2; KBS; Apostleship of Prayer Prom13,4-;X-Ray4;CSMC 3, MICHAEL L. BOLAN: Scientific Course; Sodality 123,4; KBS; Radio Club 1;CSMC 1. H. Michael Biedenbach Kenneth M. Bird Roger J. Bissmeyer Michael N11 Bleill James R. Blum Richard I. Blum Michael L. Bolan 33 JAMES T. BRADLEY: Scientific Course; KBS. PHILIP L. BRADY: ScicntiHc Course: First Honors 2,4; Somnd Honors 3; KBS JACK W BRANKAMP: Scientific Course; Second Honors 3,4; Vice-Pres 4; K35; Red Cross I ; Bowling 4 CHARLES J. BRANNEN: Scientific Course; Second Honors 2; KBS; Acolyte 123,4; Poster Club 4; CSMC 2,3,4; Baseball Mgr. 2; Cross Country 2 ROBERT E BRIGGS: Academic Course: KBS; Swimming 1. MICHAEL R. BRITTON: Scientific Course; Second Honors 1,2; Vice-Pres. 2,3; KBS; Apostleship of Prayer Prom. 1:2; Poster Club 4; Football 1,2; Basketball Mgr 1,2. JAMES A. BURKARDT: Scientific Course; Second Honors 2; Treasurer 3; KBS; Basketball 1,2. James T. Bradley Philip L Brady Jack W. Brankamp Charles J, Brannen Robert E. Briggs James A. Burkardt Michael R. Britten 34- MICHAEL F. BURKART: Scientific Course; KBS. JOSEPH W. BURKE: Scientific Course; Radio Club 1,4; KBS. TERENCE R. BURNS, Scientific Course: Class Honors 2; First Honors 1,3,4; Sodality 1,2; KBS; Debating 1,2; Classical Club; CSMC 3; X2Press 4; Track 3. PAUL J BUSSE: Classical Course; First Honors 1,213: Sodality 1,2;KBS;AC01yte 3A; Classical Club. JAMES F. CAHILL: Classical Course; First Honors 152,3; Treas. 4; KBS; Classical Club; Choir 1,2; Glee Club 1,2. MICHAEL R. CAIN: Scientific Course; Treas. 2:3; KBS; Red Cross 2; Current Events Club 4; Football 1,2 ; Track 17 TERRENCE J. CARRIGAN: Scientific Course, First Honors 1:2; Scccmd Honors 324; Soda1ity 1,2; KBS; Apnstleship Of Prayer Prom 3,4; X-Ray -1-; CSMC 3. PATRICK N. CARROLL: Classical. Course; Second Honors 1,2; KBS; Apostleship of Prayer Prom. 3; Football 12; Baseball 3,41. JOHN A CASSINI: Scientific Course; First Honors 2:3,4; Sec- ond Honors 1: Sec. 4: Sodality 1,4; KBS: Acolyte 4; X-Ray 4; CDL 3,4. Terrence J. Carrigan 35 Michael F. Burkart Terence R. Bums James F. Cahill Pat N1 Carroll John A. Cassini Joseph W. Burke Paul J. Busse Michael R Cain James M. Cavanaugh Eugene R. Chalfin John F, Clark Thomas C. Colacurcio Michael C. Collins David E. Conrad Richard C. Cook Joseph A Corcoran Joseph W. Corry 36 JAMES M. CAVANAUGH: Scientific Course; Second Honors 2,3,4, Sodality 1,2;KBS;AC01yte 4; Band 1,2,3,4. EUGENE R. CHALFIN: Scientific Course; KBS. JOHN F CLARK: Scientifm Course; Second Honors 2; Sedal- ity 1,2,- KBS; Classical Club; Chess Club 4-. THOMAS C. COLACURCIO: Scientific Course; First Honors 1, 2,3,4; Treas. 1; K38; Acolyte 4-. MICHAELVC. COLLINS: Scientific Course; Second Honors 1; KBS. DAVID E, CONRAD: Scientific Course; First Honors 1,2,3; Second Honors 41; K35; Acolyte l. RICHARD G. COOK: Classical Course; First Honors 1,2,3; National Honor Society; KBS; Acolyte 3,4; Classical Club; Choir 1,2; Glee Club 1,2; Bowling 4-. JOSEPH A. CORCORAN: Scientific Course; Soda1ity 1,2,3; JOSEPH W1 CORRY: Academic Course; KBS. Dennis M. Crane John J. Cranley Michael A. DeGuire David A. Delaney Kenneth G. Dickman Michael E. Doherty DENNIS M. CRANE: Scientific Course; First Honors 2; Second Honors 1,3,4; National Honor Society; Sodality 123,4 1Prcfcct1; KBS; Apostleship of Prayer Promoter 1.2; Organist 123,4; Dra- matics 3,4; Acolyte 1,2; Prep 3,4; Band I,2,3,4; Choir 123,4; Camera Club 2,3; CDL 3. JOHN J. CRANLEY: Scientific Course; Second Honors 4; KBS; Debating 1; Acolyte 1,253,411 Camera Club 123,4; Chess Club 4; Track 2. MICHAEL A. DeGUIRE: Scientific Course; First Honors 2,3,4; David A- Dittman Second Honors 1; Sodality 4; KBS; Acolyte 4; X-Ray 4; X-Prexs 4; Choir 3,4; CSMC 3,4; Red Cross 15CDL 3,41 DAVID A. DELANEY: Academic Course; President 4; Secretary 2; KBS; Apostleship 01' Prayer From. 3; Acolyte 2,3; Choir 12; Glee Club 1,2; Fine Arts Club 3. KENNETH G. DICKMAN: Scientific Course; KBS: Cross Coum try 2. DAVID A. DITTMAN: Scientific Course; First Honors 1,133; Sodality 4: K35; X-Ray 4; Choir 1; Glee Club 1; Wrestling 3, 4. MICAHEL E. DOHERTY: Classical Course; First Honors 1,2,3, 4-; National Honor Society; Treas. l; Sodality 1,2; KBS: Debating 1,2351; Classical Club, Prep 4-. 37 Michael D. Donovan Michael J. Donovan Richard T. Druffel Thomas N. Dorsel Michael R. Dowling- John C. DuBois MICHAEL D. DONOVAN: Srientific Course; Pres. 2: Treas. 3; Sodality 1,2; Apostlcship of Prayer PromV 2; Footbail 13,3,4. MICHAEL J DONOVAN: Scientific Course; Red Cross 4. Michael T- Dunn THOMAS N. DORSEL: Scientich Course; First Honors 1,2; sec and Honors 3,4; KBS; Acolyte 4; Golf 3,4; Wrestling 3,4. MICHAEL R. DOWLING: Scientific Course; KBS; Current Events Club 4; Biology Club 4. RICHARD T. DRUFFEL: Scientific Course; Sec. 2; KBS; P05- ter Club 4; Current Evcnts Club 4:4 JOHN C, DuBOIS: Scicritiflc Course; Second Honors 4; Sodality 2; KBS. MICHAEL T; DUNN: Scientmc Course; Second Hnnors 1 ; Treas. 1; KBS; Current Evcnts Club 4; Swimming L I I I F L 38 JOHN M. DUNPHY: Academic Course; KBS. MICHAEL D. EAGEN: Scientific Course; First Honors 1,2,3; Second Honors 4; Vice-Pres. 3; Treas. 2; National Honor Society; Sodality 1,2,3,4; KBS; CDL 3,4; Football 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4-; Track 1, MICHAEL T. EASTLAKE: ScientiEc Course; Second Honors 1,2,3; Sodality 1,2; Apostleship of Prayer Prom, 3,4; Acolyte 4-; X-Ray 4- 1Assl. EdJ; Prep 2,3; Football 1,2,3A; Track 123,4; Wrestling 4, GEORGE H. ECKES: Scientific Course; Second Honors 2,3,4; Track 2. CHARLES E. EILERMAN: Scientific Course; First Honors 2; Second Honors 1,3,4; KBS; Current Events Club 4. ALBERT H. EILERS: Scientific Course; Second Honors 1,2; KBS; Current Events Club 4-. THOMAS J. EVERSMANN: Scientific Course; Second Honors 2,3,4; Sodalily 1,2,3,4; KBS; Dramatics 3; Band Mgr. 2,3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1; Poster Club I; CSMC 1; Red Cross 1,2. THOMAS H. EWERS: Scientific. Course; Second Honors 3,4; KBS; Apostlcship of Prayer Prom. 33 Debating 1,2. THOMAS R. FAIR: Scientific Course; Second Honors 2,4: So- dality 2; KBS; Track 3; Wrestling 3,4. 39 Johm M1 Dunphy Michael D. Eager: Michael T. Eastlake George H. Eckes Charles B, Eilerman Albert H. Eilers Thomas J. Eversmann Thomas H. Ewers Thomas R. F air John A; Federika Daniel P, Fischer Richard B. Freeman Gregory A. Fine Justin E. Fischer Richard J. Gabelman Richard L. Gardner Thomas H. Gardner 40 JOHN A. FEDERIKA: Scientific Course; KBS. GREGORY A. FINE: Scientific Course; Sodality 1,2; KBS, DANIEL PA FISCHER: Scientific Course; First Honors 1; Sec- ond Honors 2;3; KBS; Current Events Club 4. JUSTIN E. FISCHER: Classical Course; Class Honors 4; First Honors 1,2,3; ViCe-Pres. 1; National Honor Society; Apostlcship of Prayer PromA 3; Acolyte 1,3; Prep 1,2. RICHARD B. FREEMAN: Scientific Course; KBS; Apostlcship of Prayer Prom. 3,4; Current Events Club 4; CSMC 23,4 RICHARD J. GABLEMAN: Scientific Course; Class Honors 4; Second Honom 2,3; KBS; Biology Club 4; Track 2; Cross Coun- try 2,3. WILLIAM T, GALLAGHER: Scientific Course; Class Honors 4; Second Honors 1; Treas. 3; KBS; Apostleship of Prayer Prom. 3,4. RICHARD L; GARDNER: Scientific Course; First Honors 3; Second Honors 1,2,4; KBS; XwRay 4; Band 1,2,3; Camera Club 4. THOMAS H. GARDNER: Scicntiflc Course; Sorond Hunnrs l, 4-; Sodality 1:2; KBS; CSMC 3,4; Tennis 4; Bowling 4. William T. Gallagher GEOFFREY W. GATES: Classical Course; First Honors 1,251.4; KBS; Dramatics 3,4; Classical Club; X-Ray 4; Radio Club 3,4. JOHN A. GAUCHE: Scientific Course; Second Honors 4; KBS; Apostleship of Prayer Prom. 1,2,314; Acolyte 2,3,4; Baseball Mgr. 3,4; Wrestling 3,4. JOHN E. GEERS: Classical Course; Second Honors 113,1; So- dality 1,2. THOMAS R. GEERS: Scientific Course; Second Honors 1,2,3, 4; Sodality 1,2; KBS; Apostleship of Prayer Prom, 3,4; Acolyte 1,2,3,4; Red Cross 2; Swimming 1223,41. WILLIAM F. GEERS: Scientific Course; Apostlcship 01 Prayer Prom. 3,4; Red Cross 1; Football 1,2,324; Baseball 2:3,4; Track 1. JOHN B. GEISEN: Scientific Course; Second Honors 4; Vict- Pres. 3; Treas. 1; Sec. 2; KBS; Baseball 1,2,41 TIMOTHY D. GIBBONS: Scientific Course; Second Honors 1; KBS;AC01yte 4; CDL 4, William F. Geers 41 Geoffrey W. Gates John E. Gears John B. Geisen Timothy D. Gibbons John A. Gauche Thomas R. Gears -m;- ?--.--.-.-- i,mtm- .30., LEONARD A. GILL: Scientific Course; Second Honors 2; KBS. JAMES S. GINOCCHIO: Scientific Course; Vice-Pres. I: KBS: Apostlesbip of Prayer Prom. 3,4; Current Events Club 4,. PAUL A. GLASSMEYER: Scicntitic Course; Second Honors 1, 2; KBS; Debating 1. GERALD RA GLUECK: Scientific Course; Red CN'SS 1; anIw ing 4-. WILLIAM G. GOLLER: Scientific Course; Second Honors 2,4; Sec. 1; KBS; Apostleship of Prayer Prom. 3: Football 1,2; Track 1,2,3; Wrestling 3. CHRISTOPHER A. GRATTON: Classical Course; Class Honors 1,3,4; First Honors 2; KBS; Classical Club; X-Ray 4. EDWARD J, GUTFREUND, JR: Scientific Course; Second Hon- ors 3,4; Sodality 1,2,3,4; KBS: X-Ray 2,3,4; Prep 2,3,4; Band 1, 2,3,4; Camera Club 1,2,3,4; CDL 3,4. Leonard A, Gill James S. Ginocchio Gerald R. Glued; William G. Geller Edward J. Gutfreund Paul A. G lassmeyer Christopher A. Gratton 42 JOSEPH F. HAAS: Classical Course; First Honors 1,2; Second Honors 3,4; Treas. 2; KBS; Apostleship of Prayer Prom. 4; Clas- sical Club. THOMAS J. HACKMAN: Scientific Course; Swimming 1; Wres- tling 3,4. CHRISTOPHER T, HALL: Scientific Course; Second Honors 1, 2,3; Debating 1; Classical Club; Radio Club 1; Chess Club 4. THOMAS C, HARBRECHT: Scientific Course; Second Honors 1,2,3,4; KBS ; Basketball Mgr. 2,3,4. THOMAS J HARIG: Scientific Course; First Honors 1,4; Sec- ond Honors 2,3; Sodality 1,2,3; KBS, Dramatics 1,3,4; Classical Club; X-Ray 3, 1Co-editor1 4. 1. KEVIN HAYES: Classical Course; Second Honors 1,2; So- dality 1,2,3,4; KBS; Classical Club; Band 4', ROBERT M, HEBBELER: Scientific Course; First Honors 1,2; Second Honors 4; KBS; Apostlcship of Prayer Prom1 3,4; Foot- ball 1,2; Swimming 3,4. PATRICK J. HEENAN: Classical Course,- First Honors 1,2,3,4; KBS; Apostlcship of Prayer Prom. 3,4; X-Raj: 4-; Basketball 1,2; X-Prexx 4-, MARK HEINRICH: Scientific Course; KBS. Robert M. Hebbeler 43 Joseph F. Haas Christopher T. Hall Thomas J. Harig Patrick J. Heenan Mark Heinrich Thomas J. Hackman Thomas G. Harbrccht J. Kevin Hayes Charles E. Heisel John C. Henning Ronald R. Hitzler Steven D. Hodge John G. Holbrock Thomas J. Hoar Daniel G. Hobbs Timothy S. Hogan Denis G. Holtmeier 44- CHARLES E. HEISEL: Scientific Course; First Honors 3,4; Sec- ond Honors 1,2; KBS; Red Cross 2,3, JOHN C. HENNING: Scientific Course; Second Honors 2,3,4; KBS; Red Cross 4. RONALD R. HITZLER: Scientific Course; Second Honors 3; KBS; Red Cross 3,4. THOMAS J. HOAR: Scientific Course; Second Honors 2,3; KBS. DANIEL G. HOBBS: Scientific Course; First Honors 4-; Second Honors 3; Acolyte 3,4; Classical Club; Fine Arts Club 3; Track 3,4, STEVEN D. HODGE: Scientiflc Course; Second Honors 2; Acolyte 1,2,3A; Red Cross 4; Tennis 2,3,4. TIMOTHY S. HOGAN: Scientific Course; Second Honors 1,2; Class Pres. 1; Vice-Pres. 2,- KBS, Current Events Club 4-; Foot- ball 1,2,3, Co-Captain 4, JOHN G, HOLBROCK: Scientific Course; First Honors 1; Sec- ond Honors 2; KBS; Classical Club. DENIS G, HOLTMEIER: Classical Course; Second Honors 1 2,3;KBS. 7 ANDREW F. HOMAN: Scientific Course; Second Honors 1,2; KBS; X-Ray 2,3, 4C0-Editnr4 4: Band 1,2: Rcd Cross 2.3: Track 2,3,4; Cross Country 4. THOMAS M. HUBER: Scientific Course; Second Honors 1,2,3, 4-; KBS; Red Crass 4; Baskaball 1,2. DAVID L. HUBERT: Scientific Course; Second Honors 2; KBS, JAMES R. HUESING: Scientific Course; First Honors 1; Second Honors 2; ViCc-Prcs. 4; KBS; Poster Club 4; Biology Club 4; Fontball IA STANLEY F. HUFFNER: Scientific Course; First Honors 2, Second Honors 1,3,4; KBS; Classical Club. VERNON H. HUMBERT: Classical Course; Class Honors 1,2; First Humbrs 3,4; National Honor Society; KBS; Classical Club; Biology Club 3. JEROME O, HUTH: Academic Course; KBS; Band l,2,3,4; Biology Club 3,4. ROBERT J. IMI-IOLT: Classical Course; First Honors 1,2; Sec- ond Honors 3; National Honor Society; KBS; Apostleship of Prayer Prom. 3,4; Debating l,2,3,4; Classical Club; Band 1,2,3,4. SAMUEL L. IONNA: Scientific Cnurse; Second Honors 1; Treas. I; KBS, Debating 2; Red Cross 3,4; Track 3,4; Cross Country 2, 3,4. 45 Andrew F. Hnman Thomas M. Huber David L. Hubert James R. Huesing Stanley FA Hquner Vernon H. Humbert Jerome O. Huth Robert J. Imholt Samuel L, Iunna Daniel H. Jeude David L. Jeude Christopher A. Johns David L. Jorling Paul D. Kaiser Michael I Kandrac Robert C. Kathman Robert D. Kehue Terrence W. Kennedy DANIEL HA JEUDE: Academic Course; KBS. DAVID L, JEUDE: Academic Course; Second Honors 2,4; Sec. 43KBS, CHRISTOPHER AA JOHNS: Scientific Course; Class Honors 3, 4-; Second Honors 1; Class Pres. 3,4; KBS; Football 1. DAVID L, JORLING: Scientific Course; Sodality 123,4; KBS; Dramatics 1; Poster Club 2,3,4; Camera Club 3,4; CDL 3,4,- Ar- chaeology CEub 2,3; Football 1; Track 3,4. PAUL D. 'KAISER: Scientific Course; First Honors 1; Sec- ond Honors 2,3; KBS; Football 1,2,3; Track 1. MICHAEL J, KANDRAC: Scientific Course; Second Honors 1, 2,3;SOdality1,2,CSMC 3,4, ROBERT C. KATHMAN: Classical Course; Second Honors 1; KBS; Debating 1,2,3; Acolyte 1,2,3. ROBERT D. KEHOE: Scientific Course; Treas, 2; Acolyte 1,2, 3,4; Track l,2,3,4. TERRENCE. W. KENNEDY: Scientific Course; Second Honors 1,2,3; Sec. 4; KBS; Debating 1; Chess Club 4; Red Cross 1; Archaeology Club 3; Bowling 4. 4-6 Michael E. Kern 1- Kent Kerr James M. Kilcoyne Michael R. King MICHAEL E. KERN: Classical Course; Class Honors 2; First Honors 1; Vice-Pres. 1; Treas. 2,4; Sec. 3; National Honor So- ciety; Sedality 123,4; KBS; Apostleship of Prayer Prom. 1,2,- Acolyte 1,2,3,4; Classical Club; Choir 1,2; Glee Club 1,2; Red Cross 2; CDL 3,4; X-Pres: 4. J. KENT KERR: Scientific Course; Second Honors 1,2,3,4; KBS; Apostleship of Prayer Prom. 1,2; X-Ray 4; X-Press 4. JAMES M. KILCOYNE: Scientific Course; Second Honors 1,2, 3,4;KBS. MICHAEL R. KING: Scientific Course; Second Honors 2, So- dality 1,2; KBS; Acolyte 4; Prep l,2,3,4; Track 2,3, PAUL O. KIRLEY: Classical Course; First Honors 1,2,3,4; Na- tional Honor Society; Sodality 1,2; KBS; Classical Club; X-Ray 4; Radio Club 4. DANIEL J. KIR1VIN: Scientific Course; Second Honors I,2,3,4; Dramatics 1; Poster Club 4-. STEVEN D. KLONNE: Scientific Course; Second Honors 1; KBS; Apostleship of Prayer Prom. 1 ; Football l,2,3,4-. 47 Daniel J. Kirwin Paui O. Kirlcy Steven D. Klonne Joseph M. Klopp Lee J. Knose Terence J. Kovacs Edward J. Kluska William J. Kornylak Jack R. Krebs Thomas A. Kramer Daniel T. Kruse 48 JOSEPH M. KLOPP: Scientific Course; Second Honors 1.4:: Sodality l,2,3,4; KBS; CSMC 1;CDL 4. EDWARD J. KLUSKA: Classical Course; First Honors 1,2,33; Class Pres. 4; National Honor Society; Sodality 1:2,3; KBS: Font- ball 2.4-; Basketbail 132,14; Baseball 2,3,4. LEE J. KNOSE: Scientiflc Course; Second Honors 1,253 ; KBS. WILLIAM J. KORNYLAK: Scientific Course; Second Honors 1 9 3; KBS; Wrestling 3. av TERENCE J. KOVACS: Scientific Course; Band 123,4: Choir 1. JACK R. KREBS: Scientific Course; Class Honors 4; First Hon- ors 3; Second Honors 1,2; Class Pres. 4-: KBS; X-Pren 4-. JEROME D. KREGER: Scientific Course; Second Honors 1,235 4; KBS; Football Mgr. 112,3. THOMAS A. KREMER'. Scientific Course; Second Honors 1.4; Debating 2; Wrestling 4. DANIEL T. KRUSE: Scientific Course; KBS. Jerome D. Kregcr RONALD R. LAMB: Classical Course; Class Honors 1; First Honors 2; Second Honors 3,4; Class Pres. 1; National Honor Society: Sedality 123,4; KBS; Debating 1,2; Dramatics 1; Aco- lyte 12,351; Prep 1,2,3, 1Asst, Edd 4; Poster Club 1,2; Fine Arts Club 3; Red Cross 1,2,3; CDL 3. MATTHEW S, LANGIANESE: Scientific Course; Apostleship of Prayer Prom, 3; Prep 4; Radio Club 1. ROBERT S. LEMKUHL: ScientiFlC Course; First Honors 3,4; Second Honors 1,2; Sodality 1,2; KBS; Apostleship of Prayer Prom 3,4; X-Ray 4; Poster Club 4-; Football 1,2. DONALD R. LEPERE: Scientific Course; Class Honors 3; First Honors 4-; Second Honors 2; KBS; Choir I; Glee Club 1; Track 3,4; Cross Country 3,4. THOMAS C. LEUGERS: Scientific Course; Second Honors 1, 2; RES: CSMC 1, THOMAS J LOTTMAN: Classical Course; First Honors 1; Second Honors 2,3; Sodality 1,2,3,4; KBS; Classical Club; X-Press. MICHAEL D. MCCAFFERTY: Classical Course; First Honors 1,235,411 Vice-Pres. 4; Treats 3; National Honor Society; Sodality 123,4; KBS; Debating 1; Dramatics 1; Classical Club; CSMC 3;Swimming 1, JEROME T, MCCLATCHEY: Scientiflc Course; Treas. 3; KBS; Apostleship of Prayer From. 3; Prep 1; CSMC 3; Red Cross 1.2; Current Events Club 4; Football 1; Baseball 3,4; Track 2. ROBERT M1 MCEVTLLEY: Academic Course: KBS; Red Cross 1 ; Current Events Club 4. Michael D. McCaH'crty 4-9 Ronald R. Lamb Robert S. Lemkuhl Thomas C. Leugers Jerome T, McClatchey Robert M. McEvilley Matthew S. Langianese Donald RA Lepere Thomas J. Lottman J. MICHAEL MCLAUGHLIN: Scientific Course; Second Honr era 4. JAMES M.,MCMAHON: Classical Course; Second Honors 2,4; KBS; Poster Club 23.4: Radio Club 3; Camera Club 3; Tennis 1; Wrestling 3J4. EDWARD F. MCPHILLIPS: ScientiFACCom-se; First Honors 4; Second Honors 1,2,3; KBS; Debating 2; Acolyte 3,4; Chess Club 4; Track 2,3,4; Bowling 4. JAMES J. MCWILLIAMS: Classical Course; Second Honors 1, 2,3,4; Sec. 2; KBS; Classical Club. THOMAS B. MAGUIRE: ScientiHc Course: Serond Honors 1,2; Vicc-Pres. 2; KBS; Apostleship of Prayer Prom, 35 Football 2; Basketball 2,3,4. WILLIAM L. MARTIN: Scientific Course; Second Honors 1,2, 3,4; Vicc-Pres. 4; Sodality 3,4; KBS; Acolyte l,2,3,4; Classical Club; Pray 3,4; X-Preu 4Editor4 4; CSMC 3,4; Current Events Club 4; Biology Club 4. MICHAEL P. MASANA: Academic Course; Second Honors 3; Class Pres. 3,4; KBS; Apostleship of Prayer Prom. 3; Biology Club 3; Swimming 2,3,4. J. Michael McLaughlin James M. McMahon Edward F. MCPhiIlips James J McWilliams Thomas B, Maguire Michael P. Masana J. STEPHEN MATI-IIS: Scientific Course; Second Honors 2,3; KBS; Radio CEub 1; Red Cross 3,4. BARRY L. MATTHEWS: Scientific Course; Second Honors 2, 4; K35; Radio Club 4n JAMES C. MAUE: Scientific Course; Second Honors 1,2; Sou dality 1,2; KBS; Dramatics 1; Band 1,2,3g1; Choir 1; Glee Club 1; Poster Club 1.4-. Camera Club 4-; Current Events Club 4. NORBERT A. MECHLEY: Scientific Course; Second Honors 2; Sodality 112,3; KBS; Prep 2,3. HAYDEN EA NIEEKER: Classical Course; First Honors 1,934' .HJI: Sodality 1,233; KBS: Classical Club; Band 12,514; Red Cross 1. DANIEL R. MEINERS: Scientific Course; Sndality 112; KBS; Currents Events Club 4; Biology Club 4. RONALD V. MERCURIO: Scientific Course; Treats. 4-: KBS; Biology Club 4-: Football 2. CHARLES A. MERK: Classical Course; First Honors 2; Second Honors 1,3: KBS; Classical Club; X-Ray 4; Prep 4-; Poster Club 4; Camera Club 1,2,3,4; Archaeology Club 21 ROBERT J. MERLAND: Scientific Course; KBS. Ronald V. Mercurio 51 J. Stephen Mathis Jamcs C, NIaue Hayden E. Meeker Charles A. Mcrk Robert J. Merland Barry L. Matthews Norbert A. Mechley Daniel R. Mcincrs John M. Murnan James T. Murphy John W. Murphy Philip H. Merz Michael L. Miller James E, Mooney James F. Moriarty PHILIP I'L MERZ: Scientific Course; First Honors 1,2,4; Sec- ond Honors 3; KBS; Bowling 4; MICHAEL L. MILLER: Classical Course; First Honors 1,2; Second Honors 3311; Class Pres. 1: National Honnr Society; KBS; chating 1,2; Classical Club: XnRay 4; X-Prexs 4; Track 4'; Cross Country 4:. JAMES E. VMOONEY: Acadcmic Course: Sec, 2; KBS; Chess Club 4-; Red Cross 2; Track 3,4; Cross Country 1: Wrestling 3. JAMES F MORIARTY, JR.: Scientific Course; Second Honan 1,2; KBS; Dramatics 1; Acolyte 2,3,4; Prep 1,2,3 Uksst. ECU 4; CSMC 132; Track 2,4;Cr055100untry 2,3. JOHN M. MURNAN: Scientiftc Course; First Honors 2,3,4; Second Honnrs 1; KBS; Wrestling 3. JAMES T; MURPHY: Scientific Course; Sec. 3; KBS; Dra. matics 2. JOHN W. MURPHY: Scientific Course; Sccond Honors 2; Class Pres. 2: Vicc-Prcs. 3; KBS: Aposilcship of Praycr From. 2, 3,4; Football 1,2;3An Michael T Murphy Robert A Ncidhard Robert J. Ney John M. Niehaus Robert M. Nichaus James E. Niemes Daniel A. Nordloh John H. Oldham Thomas P. Ormond MICHAEL T MURPHY: Academic Coursc; KBS; Red Cross L2;Footba11 1. ROBERT A. NEIDHARD: Scientific Course; Second Honors 3,4: KBS; Football 1. ROBERT J. NEY: Scientifm Course; KBS; Chess Club 4-; Red Cross 1. JOHN M. NIEHAUS: Scientific Course; First Honors 4; Sec ond Honors 1,2;3; Sodality 12,3,4; KBS. ROBERT M. NIEHAUS: Academic Course; KBS; Basketball 0 JAMES E. NIEMES: Scientific Course; First Honors 4; Second Honors 1,2.3: Sodality 1,2,3,4; KBS. DANIEL A. NORDLOH: Academic Course; Class Pres. 1: Vice- Pres. 4: Trans. 3; Sodality 123: K35; Debating I; Dramatics 1; Choir 3.4: Glee Club 4: Cheerleader 3,4. JOHN H. OLDHAM: Scientific Course; Second Honors 4'; CSMC 12,33; KBS. THONIAS P ORNIOND: Scientific Course: Second Honors 2; Sodality 1,2: KBS: Tennis l,2,3,4. 53 Jerome G. Omella Hubert L. Ostmann Mark E, Otto Jerome T. Overbeck Edward J. Packer Robert L. Palasek Bernard F. Palkovacs Joseph R. Paulin William M; Peake JEROME G, ORNELLA: Scientific Course; Class Honors 1; 7 Second Honors 2,3,4; KBS; Basketball 2. HUBERT L. OSTMANN: Academic Course; KBS; Band 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2; Acolyte 4. MARK E. OTTO: ScientiHc Course; Second Honors 1; Class Pres. 4; Sec 1,2; Sodality 1,2,- Oratorical Finals 1; Prep 1,4; Stu4 dent Social Director 2,3,4. JEROME T. OVERBECK: Scienliiic Course; Second Honors 1,2,3; National Honor Society; Sodality 1,2,3,4; KBS; Debating 1,2,3; Elocution Finals 3; Oratorical Finals 4; X-Ray 4; Prep 4; Red Cross 1; CDL 3, 1Presj 4. EDWARD J . PACKER: Scientific Course; Second Honors 2; Treas. 4; Sodality 1,2; KBS; Camera Club 1; Red Cross 3,4; Swimming 1 ; Track 2, ROBERT L, PALASEK: Classical Course; Second Honors 1,2, 3; Sodality 1; KBS; Dramatics l: Acolyte 3; Prep 3, 1Asst, ECU 4; Choir 1,3,4; Glee Club 1,3; Poster Club 3; Radio Club 1; Chess Club 4. BERNARD P. PALKOVACS: Scientific Course; Treas. 1,2; Football 1,2; Wrestling 4. JOSEPH R1 PAULIN: Academic Course; KBS; Currents Events Club 4, WILLIAM M. PEAKE: SCientiEc Course; Treas. 2; Sec. 1; Apostleship of Prayer Prom 1,2,3; Acolyte 1,2; Red Cross 1,2; Biology Club 4-; K33 54 Barry J. Polnn Paul R. F. Princi Joseph L. PuthofT James A. Ralston BARRY J. PDLON: Classical Course; First Honors 12,3,4; Vice-Pres. '2; National Honor Society; Sodality l,2,3,4: KBS; Dramatics 2,4: Classical Club; X-Ray 4; Prep 3,4; X-Press 4; Fine Arts Club 3: CSMC 3,4; CDL 3,4. PAUL R. F. PRINCI: Scientific Course; First Honors 1,2,3,4: Class Pres. 4: KBS; Apostleship of Prayer Prom. 3,4; Current Events Club 4. JOSEPH L. PUTHOFF: Scientific Course; First Honors 2; Sec- ond Honors 1,3,4: KBS; Apostieship of Prayer From. 3; Football 1,2,3,4. JAMES A. RALSTON: Scientific Course; First Honors 1.2,3; Second Honors 4: Treas. 4; KBS; Football 121.14; Track 1,2,4. JOHN P REES: Scientific Course; Second Honors 3; Acolyte 1: Current Events Club 4. DAVID C. REGAN: Scientific Course; Second Honors 1,3; So- dality 3: KBS: Acolyte 1,2,3A; Choir 3,4; Glee Club 2,3; Apos- tleship of Prayer Prom. 3, jEROME G. RHOADS: Classical Course; First Honors 1,2; Second Honors 3: KBS; Apostleship of Prayer Prom. 3; Football 1 9 ,-. 55 John P. Rees Jerome G. Rhoads Paul J. Richer Robert L. Romer M. Edward Rosselot Patrick J. Riley Robert H1 Ross Timothy M. Ruddy Paul J. RufEng Joseph C Russell 56 PAUL J. RICHTER: Scientific Course; First Honors 12; Sec- ond Honors 3; Basketball 1,2. PATRICK J. RILEY: Academic Course; KBS. ROBERT L. ROMER: Scientific Course; First Honors 1,2; De- bating 1, ROBERT H1 ROSS: Scientiiic Course; First Honors 4; Second Honors 2,3; Class Pres, 1; Vice-Pres. 2; KBS; Current Events Club 4:;Footba11 1,2,31 M1 EDWARD ROSSELOT: Scientific Course; First Honors 2; Second Honors 1V TIMOTHY M. RUDDY: Scientific Course; KBS; Football Mgr. 4-; Track Mgn 3,4. KENNETH E. RUEHL: Scientific Course; KBS; Swimming 1. PAUL J. RUFFING: Scientific Course; Class Honors 1,3,4; First Honors 2 ; KBS; X-Prexs. JOSEPH C. RUSSELL: Scientifxc Course; Second Honors 1,2, 334; Sec. 4-; SodaIiLy 1,2; KBS; Acolyte 4; Red Cross 4. Kenneth E. Ruehl MICHAEL I RYAN: Scientific Course: Class Honors 1; Second Honors 2; Class Pres. 2; TreasV 3; KBS; Apostleship of Prayer Prom, 1,2354; Debating 1; Acolyte 4; Classical Club; Fine Arts Club 3; Football 2,3; Track 2; Wrestling 3. HENRY A. SAALWAECHTER: Classical Course; First Honors 1,2,3,4; Sodality l,2,3,4; KBS; Classical Club. FRANCIS J, SALEM: Scientiflc Course; First Honors 12,33; Class Pres. 1,2; KBS. ALBERT J. SAUER: Scientific Course; Sodality 1,2,3; KBS; Band 1 ; Track 3; Cross Country 3. TERRENCE A. SCAHILL: Scientific Course; First Honors 2, 3,4: Second Honors ngBS. MICHAEL C. SCANLON: ScientiEc Course; KBS. ROBERT A. SCHABELL: Scientific Course; Second Honors 1, 4-; KBS; Football 12. Terrence A. Scahill 57 Michael J. Ryan Francis J. Salem Michael C. Scanlon Robert A. Schabell Henry A. Saalwaechter Albert J. Sauer WILLIAM C. SCHAEFER: Academic Course; KBS; Red Cross 1,2; Current Events Club 4; Biology Club 3. EARL G. SCHAEFFER: Scientific Course; Second Honors 1,2. STEVEN K. SCHEE'L: Scientific Course; Second Honors 3; Sedality 1,2,3,4; KBS; Apostleship of Prayer Prom. 3: Debating 1; Acolyte 3,4; X-Ray 3,4; Prep 3,4; Camera Club 2,3,4; Swim- ming 2,3,4; Cross Country 3. KENNETH E. SCHEVE: Classical Course; Class Honors 1; First Honors 2; Second Honors 3,4; Sodality 1,2; Debating 1,2; Classical Club; CSMC 3,4; Red Cross 3. TIMOTHY D. SCHILLING: Scientific Course; Second Honors 4; KBS; Prep 3; Red Cross 2; Football 2. JOHN E. SCHMIDT: Scientific Course; Second Honors 3,4; Treas. 4; SodaIity 1,2; KBS; X-Ray 3, Bus. Mgrd 4; Red Cross 3. RICHARD L. SCHMIDT: Scientific Course; Second Honors 2; KBS. William C. Schaefer Earl G. Schaeffer Steven K- SChEEI Kenneth E. Scheve Timothy D, Schilling Richard L, Schmidt John 'E. Schmidt 58 WILLIAM J. SCHMIDT: Classical Course; First Honors 1,2; Second Honors 3,4; KBS; Classical Club. THOMAS j. SCHNEIDER: Classical Course; Second Honors 1,2; KBS; Prep 1; Band 1,2,3; Biology Club 3,4; Bowling 4-. JOHN A. SCHOTT: ScientiEc Course; Second Honors 1,2,3; Sec. 1; KBS; Debating 2: X-Ray 4; Prep 3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 12,14; Poster Club 4; Camera Club 4-; Chess Club 4; Red Cross 2,3. EUGENE L. SCHROER: Scientific Course; Second Honors 4; KBS; Archaeology Club 2. A. JAMES SCHWAB: Classical Course; First Honors 12,3,4; SodaLity 1,2,3 ; KBS; Debating 1:2;Classica101ub1 JOSEPH P. SELLINGER: Scientific Course; First Honors 1,2, 3,4; Treas, 4; Sodality 1,2,3,4-; KBS; Acolyte 3,4; Prep 3; CDL 3; Football Mgr. 1,2,314; Track 3,4; National Honor Society. TIMOTHY J SHAY: Classical Course; First Honors 1,2; Sec- ond Honors 3; National Honor Society; Sodality 1,2,55,41; KBS; Debating 12,33; Classical Club; Prep 1,2,3,4-; Choir 3; G166 Club 3,4. M. CARL SHINKLE: Scientific Course; KBS. MARK L. SILBERSACK: Classical Course; Class Honors 1,2; First Honors 3,4; National Honor Society; Sodality 1,2,3,4; KBS; Apostleship of Prayer Prom. 1,2; Debating 1,2,3,4; Elocution Finals 1; Acolyte 1,2;3,4; Prey 1,2,3, 1Editor1 4; Choir 2; Glee Club 2; Camera CIuh 4. Timothy J Shay 59 William J, Schmidt John A; Schott A; James Schwab M. Carl Shinklc Mark L. Silbersack Thomas J. Schneider Eugene L. Schroer Joseph P, Sellinger James P; Simcoe Francis M. Smith James L, Smith Michael L. Smith Reginald H. Smith John D. Soellner JAMES P. SIMCOE: Classical Course; First Honors 1,2,3; Sec- ond Honors 4; KBS; Debating 1; ClassicalClub. FRANCIS M. SMITH: Scientific Course; Second Honors 4; Sodality 1,2; KBS; Acolyte 2; P721! 1; Band 3; Glee Club 2, JAMES L, SMITH: Scientific Course; First Honors 1,4; KBS; Radio Club 4; Red Cross 1,2. Thomas R. Stadler MICHAEL L. SMITH: Scientiflc Course; Second Honors 4; Second Honors 1,2,3; KBS; Debating 2; Prep 2,3, 1Asst. Edj 4; Chess Club 4; Archaeology Club 2. REGINALD H. SMITH: Scientific Course; Class Honors 3; Second Honors 4; KBS; Bowling 4. JOHN D. SOELLNER: Scientific Course; Second Honors 1,2,4; KBS. THOMAS R. STADLER: Scientiflc Course; First Honors 3; Second Honors 1,2,4; Sodality 1,2; KBS; Apostlesbip of Prayer Prom. 3,4; Acolyte 3,4; X-Ray 4; Poster Club 4; CSMC 3; X-Press 4; Football 1,2; Track 3,4; Cross Country 3. 60 JOSEPH C. STELTENPOHL: Academic Course; KBS; Choir 1; Glee Club 1; Track 2; Wrestling 3, RAY L. STIENS: Scientific Course; KBS; Apostlcship of Prayer Prom. 3,4; Choir 1;Glee Club 1;Football 12,14. RICHARD G. STOEKLIN: Scientific Course: KBS. JAMES A. STOEGER: Classical Course; First Honors 2; Sec- ond Honors L3; Treas. 3; Sodality 1,2,3; Debating 1,111.4; KBS: Acolyte 1.2.33; Classical Club: Prep 4; Band 2,3,4; Radio Club 1 : Camera Club 1. JOSEPH P. STROHOFER: Classicaf Course; Class Honors 1, 2; First Honors 3,4; KBS; Classical Club. DANIEL J. STROME: Classical Club; First Honors 123,4; Sec. 4; National Honor Society: Sodality I,2,3,4; KBS; Arolyte 3,4: Classical CIub; Prep 4; Radio Club 1; Red Cross 1,2:3; CDL 3,4. WALTER L. SUNDERHAUS: Scientific Course; First Honors 1.2; Second Honors 3,4: Treas. 4; Sec. 2.3; KBS; Apostleship of Prayer Prom. 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2.3. NEAL R. SUNDERMANN: ScientiEc Course: Second Honors 4: KBS: Poster Club 4 ROBERT J. THESING: Classical Course; First Honors 1,2,3,4; Vice-Prcs. 2,3; National Honor Society: Sndality 123,4; Ap05v tleship of Prayer Prom. 12: Debating 123,4; Dramatics I: Ora- lorical Finals 3; Classical Club; Band 1 93,4. : ! Joseph G Stehcnpohl Ray L. Steins Richard G. Stoeklin James A Stneger Joseph P. Strohofer Daniel J. Stromc Walter L. Sunderhaus Neal R. Sundermann Robert J, Thcsing 61 Terence P. Torbeck Robert J. Travis Roger L. Trauth Samson E. Tyirin Jay J. Uhl Philip J. Vaske Raymond H, Vendrycs William J. chel Michael P. Vitullo TERENCE P. TORBECK: Classical Course; Second Honors 1 2,3,4; Sodality 1,2,4; KBS; Classical Club; CSMC 1; CDL 4n ROBERT J. TRAVIS: Scientific Course; Second Honors 2. ROGER L. TRAUTH: Academic Course; KBS; Apostlcship of Prayer Prom. 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3; Red Cross 3,4; Biology Club 2, 3,4: Track 2. SAMSON E, TYIRIN: Classical Course; First Honors 1,2,3; Second Honors 4-; Sodality 1,2,4; KBS; Dramatics 3; Radio Club lgTrack 1,2; Cross Country 2,3,4; Wrestling 3. JAY J. UHL: Scientific Cnurse; First Honors 1; Semnd Honors 2,3,4; Treas 2; KBS; Classical Club; Wrestling 3. PHILIP J1 VASKE: Scientific Course; First Honors 1,2,3,4; Treas. 3; KBS; Apostlcship of Prayer Prom. 2,3,4, RAYMOND H. VENDRYES: Scientific Course: KBS: Swim- ming 3. WILLIAM J. VETTEL: Scientific Course; Second Honors 2,3, KBS; Band 3,4; Camera Club 4; CSMC 1234 MICHAEL P. VITULLO: Scientific Course; First Honors 2,3; Second Honors 1,4; Sec 3; KBS; Apostleship of Prayer Prom. 3,4; Poster Club 4. 62 Paul C. Voet Edward J. Vondohre James D, Wais Lawrence P. Walter PAUL C. VOET: Classical Course; Class Honors 1; First Hon- ors 2,3,4; KBS; Classical Club; Current Events Club. EDWARD J. VONDOHRE: Classical Course; First Honors 1, 2,3; Second Honors 4; Sec. 3,4; KBS; Golf 2,3,4; Bowling 4. JAMES D, WATS: Academic Course; Treas. 2; Sec. 3; KBS; Apostleship of Prayer Prom. 3; Red Cross 3; Current Events Club 4; Archaeology Club 2,3; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 3. LAWRENCE P. WALTER: Scientifnc Course; Treas. 4; KBS; Choir 1,2; Glee Club 1; CSMC 1,2,3,4; Chess Club 4-; Red Cross 1; Archaeology Club 1,2,3,-'1-, JOHN E WALTHER: Scientific Course; Second Honors 2; So- dality 2; KBS; Acolytcs 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,2; Glee Club 1,2; Bowl- ing 4. RICHARD C. WEHBY: Scientific Course; Treas. 1; Sodality 1,2;KBS, MARK M. WEHRMAN: Scientiflc Course; Second Honors 1, 2,4; KBS; Apostleship of Prayer Prom. 1,2,35,41; Acolytes 1,2; Basketball 1. 63 John E. Walther Mark M. Wchrman Richard C. Wehby A. JOHN WELLER: Classical Course; First Honors 2; Second Honors 1; Sodality 13,3,4; KBS; Acolyles 2,3,4; Classical Club; Archaeology 3,4. ANTHONY F. WENTERSDORF: Classical Course; First Hon- ms 12; Second Honors 1,3; T112354 1; Dramatics 3,4; Classical Club; Poster Club 1,4; Fine Arts Club 3. JEROME M. WESSELS: Scientific Course; Second Honors 1, 4; KBS; Golf 2,4. VERNON C. WIETHE: Classical Course; Second Honors 1:2, 3; Class Pres. 2; KBS; Classical Club; Choir 1; Glee Club 1, JAMES A WIHEBRINK: Scientific Course; Class Pres. 3; KBS; Football 2:3,4; Track 2. JOHN R, WILHELMY: Scientiflc Course; Sec 3,4; KBS; Apos- tleship of Prayer Prom. 3; Track 2. DANIEL D. VVINKLER: Scientific Course; Second Honors 1,2, 3,4; KBS; Chess Club 4. WILLIAM T. WINSTEL: Scientific Course; KBS DANIEL H. WIRE: Classical Course; First Honors 1,2; Second Honors 4; KBS; Apostleship of Prayer Prom. 3,4; Classical Club; X-Ray 4-. . Daniel D. Winkler A. John Weller Anthony F. Wentersdorf Jerome M. Wessels Vernon C. Wicthe James A. Wihebrink John R. Wilhemy William T. Winstel Daniel H. Wire 64 FRED F WISE: Scientific Course; Red Cross 4-. FRANK H. WOESMAN: Scientific Course; Second Honors 2, 3,4; KBS; Camera Club 1. FRED W. WOLNITZEK: Scientifm Course; First Honors 1,2, 3,4; KBS; Fontball 1,2 STEPHEN A. YOUNG: Scientific Course; Sodality 1,2; KBS; Bowling 4-. THOMAS M. ZENNIE: Scientific Course; KBS; Band 2; Foot- ball 1. WILLIAM R. ZINCK: Scientifxc Course; Second Honors 1,2; KBS; Pester Club 1. GEORGE R. ZUEFLE: Scientific Course; Second Honors 2; Vice-Pres. 1;Soda.lity 1,2; Debating 1,2; Chess Club 4. Thomas M. Zennie 65 Fred F. Wise Fred W. Wolnitzek William R. Zinck George R. Zuefle Frank H. Woesman Stephen A. Young UNDER CLA S SM EN F reshmen TOP ROW: Franz Koch. Thomas Cloud, Richard Krider, Step- hen Kenning. Stephen Garascia. Eric Glaser, Martin Saunders, joscph Geiger, Daniel Eagcn. Michael Kathmann. Francisco Deograrias, Thomas Condom, Richard Wolf, William Bucnte, David Koncrman. MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Durso, Gracme Hopple, Thomas Howe, Charles Davis, Richard Walker, John Kcrsting: TOP ROW: Thomas Tcnhunfnld. George Mnngnm Wilfred Crcmcring Maurice Haley: William Murphy, Joseph Mueller, Nfichael Cahilf. Michael Strunk. Rirhard Somborctz: Charles Brou'rL Edward Hcrschcdu Nirholas Artaro. MIDDLE ROI'V: Rnbcyt Sullivan. 'William Hoernschemcycn Jerome Byrd, Thomas NIurrell, Marc Goldberg, Timothy Gallagher2 John Reisterl Mi- - ' k 2: Wm '33 is! Michael chkamp, Peter Keiser. Charles Oleary, Michael O,Hara, Richard Klopp, Richard Messmcr7 Jay Wuebbold, Dan- iel Hughes. BOTTOM ROW: Mark Patsfall, John Bolan. Wil- liam Bender, Jon Fairbanks, Stephen chemna Nlichael Demp- sey, Michael Hayes, James Burke. Michael Recnan, Fred Klein- haus. Chacl Sweeney, Gregory Stahl: Paul Koren, James McGraw, John Lubrecht, Michael Battersby. Mr. BerningV BOTTOM ROW: James Human, Timothy Whalcn, William IWDrganr Mark Ertel, William Kcrns, Richard LodcrI W'illiam Berger, Gerald Nicbling. Jay VVeierman, Arthur Regan. TOP ROW: Ralph Robke, Gregory Detmcr, Thomas Vonder Brink, John Linneman, David NutinL Robert Lake, jay Shull- man, Michael Sage, Ferd Clemen, Timothy DuH'y, Ronald Mc- Cray, John Kovacs. MIDDLE ROW: John Smith, William Fus- singer, Malcolm Crotty, Robert Pohl, Robert Schneider, David Evans, Raymond Torbeck, Thomas Arnzen, George Genung, Bruce Bowdon, Patrick Crowley, Louis Meyerj N111 Deters, SJ. BOTTOM ROPV: Thomas Allgeicr: Thomas Carmody: Jerome Hollkamp, John Gagliardo, Paul Cranfey, Timothy Costello, James Beck, William Rottncr, Nlichael Cassini: Daniel Schell- hous, David BignerJ Raymond Kathman. Dennis O'Brien? Harry Schnirring, John Barrett, Thomas R. Hern mam Mari: Thiel, BOTTOM ROW: Daniel Humbert; Phifip Mackzum, James Phelan, Edward Brockman, Stephen Porowski, Gustavc Reininger, Edward Cooper, David Callan, James Gabel, Michael LoneyA fABSENT: Michael Stefani, TOP ROW: Michael Langianese, Robert Williamson, Raymond Williams: John Pille. Daniel Helmick, Thomas Hagen, Gildcn Blackburn. Thomas Purx'is. Jonathan Twigg, Timothy Spiccr. MIDDLE ROW: Fr. Barton, SJ, Richard Schmidt: Daniel NO- lan, Stephen Wicland, Thomas Calvin, Leonard Watson, Pat- rick Tribbc, Philip Osborne, Roger Huth, Thomas Rugowslx'i, Robert Strickur, Gary Volzj ..me:4 m U 4 : , WM. ,L 70 TOP ROW: Jan Mauc, Charles Blum, Robert Meyer, John Schulten, Kenneth Haun, John Keefe, Thomas Dreyer, Peter Cassinelli, Anthony Tmtta, James Murphy, Stephen Cooke, Stephen Hub, Joseph MCKennzL MIDDLE ROW: FL Thul, SJ., Michael Kipp; Robert Paxton, John Bittel, Edward Rowe kamp, Gilbert Langc, Gregony Engelbert, Michael Carroll, Paul TOP ROW: Gerard Ahrcns, James Hcskamp, Robert Harrigan, Jamcs Hnite, Charles Gribi: Stephen Fat'fsing, Bruce Baur: Mi- chael Brunst, Edward Franz, Michael Reinstatler, Lawrence K111611011 James Schneider. MIDDLE ROPV: Fr. Kelly, SJ? Brian Schocny, Harry Patterson, Barry Bien, Eugene Burchell, Christopher Uhlcnbmck, John Trautmann, Thomas Schulzc, DeardorFf, William Nelson: Mark Kleinholz, Michael Albonetti, Michael Connor, John Crotty. BOTTOM ROW: Edward CYNCHI, Louis Wagner, John Gardner, Joseph Leroy, Thomas Schutte, David Dempsey, Barron Niehaus: Niark Bodde Ter- rencc Murray, Patrick Grilley, Edward Knight. Wayne A'Iessmcr, Robert NICLaughTin. Charles Fuhr. Lawrence Tieves. BOTTOM' ROW: Kevin Riley, Carl Tuke, Donald Nor- ris, Charles Kenny: Richard Blinker: Joseph Gceslin, Roger Hor- ner, Harry Raleigh, William NIiller, William C?Dmmcll, NIiFhacl Schley, Paul Lynch. 71 TOP ROW': W, David W'illze, Robert Jamming, Kevin Harland, Stephen Schrantz, James Kraemer, Wiliiam Kellner, David Un- gruhe; Michael Moors, Michael Schmits, David Dierker, William Whalen, Thomas Kiley, Charles Meier. MIDDLE ROW: Thom- as J. Herman, Edward Elliott, David GilliganJ William OsCon- nor, John McClain, Michael Luedeke, Peter Lobert, Patrick Burns, Timothy Moriarty, Jerome Poplis, David Gervers, Mi- chael Crotty, Fl'. Englum, SJ. BOTTOM ROW: Richard George, Fredric Robbins, Richard Reichcrt, Edward Lafferty, Christopher Wehby, Richard Scott, Eugene Stautberg, Bernard Fox; Craig Stehr, George Egy, Stephen Meyer, Daniel Beierlc. 1a : :En'gg WW 3 TOP ROW: Donald Glassmeyer, John Bellersen, Jerome Scheve, Thomas Villing, Michael Mnller, Douglas Deters, Robert Larbes, Jr., Thomas Feldhaus, John Devins, James Lyons, Thomas Red- Cr, Niark Patterson, Jeffery Mersman. MIDDLE ROW: Daniel Burke, Stephen Russell, John Gilligan, Thomas Gaier, Patrick Montgomery, David Fischer, David Zeiser, Patrick Loney, Den- TOP ROW: William Tenbrunscl. Dennis DiMuzio, Robert Mc- Sorley, Thomas Kieffer, Paul Gillman, George Sheaushang, Rob- ert Barnhnm, David Krcss, Lewis Beman, Patrick Weber, Greg- cry Mcurer. Joscph Bnneau, Paul Ruttercr. MIDDLE ROW: Lawrence Bums, Michael Vondcrbrink, Michael Lutter, Daniel Gallagher, Ward Ghory, Thomas Geoghegan, Scott Davis, Bruce e; 5 ' w: nis Reagan, Mirhael Otten, Rnbcrt Burwinklc John Lindcr, ML Trien BOTTOM ROW: Donald Canfield, Robert Young. Paul Hemmer, Jr., Glenn IVICDougalL Edward Bacrhtold. NIiChacl Greiner, Carl Bader, Thomas Kuhlman, David Rncttker, Glen Grimme, Kenneth Slaughter. Kramer, Thomas Milieu Paul Dillcnburger Joseph Schnelle, Norbert Docllmanj F1: Garvey; SJ. BOTTOM, ROW: Daniel Funk, Thomas Huth, John Simcoe, Robert Gclwicks, James May- lingf John Yanvcy Daniel Acmi, Stcphcn Beasley James Donm van, Dana Pettengill, John Spaccarelli, John Ryan. b TOP ROW: Robert Shaw, Michael Schiller, Richard Weber, Erich Zwertschckl Juscph Snpkn, Richard Terrell, David Sam- mons, Thomas Sperbcr, NIiChacl Clear, W'illiam SChrancL Linas Bicliauskas Vincent Sam'mnc MIDDLE ROW: Niark Splain, Michael McNally, Joseph Lihis, Thomas Knrhee, James Hcfclc, Stephen Gels, Daniel Kinanc, David Quammcn, Fred Bazeley: TOP ROW: Michael Harbison, Peter Cassady: Walter Arling, Stephen Wnlnitzck: Steven Browne. Roderick Calkins, Robert Mauingly, Paul Holewski, Gregory Bcnken, Ronald Rcifcnbcrg- er, Timothy Cannon, Gerald Rcinersman, John Christensen, Denis Hayes, Thomas Clark, John Coppola. IMIDDLE ROW: Mr Penningmm S J., Stephen Hiltz, James Weber, Robert M ' -rie43. r115 s . William K0361, Jerome Randolph, Mr Hauck. BOTTOM ROW: Joel Berberich William Lodico, Thomas Mayer, David Hehman, Danicl McManus, David Dube, Robert Dumbacher, Warren Rimhie1 Marc Young, SLephen Leist. HIBSENT: Leom ard Voelkch Brichler, Ron W'cisenbergcr; Dennis Crowley, William Niemes, David Schackmann, Thomas Saul, Ralph Ginocchio. Thomas Burke: Wayne Brinkman, Dennis Delaney, Mark Schneider, Rob- crt Ortner. BOTTOM ROW: Patrick Brown, Carl Bumillcr, Paul Mitchell: Mark DienL John Nfarco: John Buschmann, Vic- tor Van Gilsc, Douglas McMahon, John Kiuska, Louis Willc 74 TOP ROW: Richard Reder, Robert Gears, Timothy Jenk, Her- bert Rogers, James Winter, Daniel Weber, Kenneth Ostmann, William Eagcn, James Knccht, Thomas Trapp, Michael Mullen. MIDDLE ROW: James Stadler, William Kinzeler, James V012, John Hoeiker, James Hcrzog, John Rieman, Paul Triplett: Den- nis CavanaughT Kent LinncmamL Steven Naile Mr. Grosh SJ. BOTTOM ROI'V: Patrick Costello, Dmmld Dulan, Jeremy King, Daniel Sturgeon Kenneth Baumgarmer, Bernard VVCfage: David Dalton: Michael Burke: Paul Gorzelnik, James Schucr- manm UIBSENT: John Bcan TOP ROW: Charles Balz, Martin Holman, James Brown; Paul Alfers, William Sticfvater, Mr, Dilg. BOTTOA'I ROW: James Papin, Ronald Rumor. Charles Parker, David Jansen7 JCH'rey Lcrhlcn Nianin Canlin, Jcrumc Brcssler Kennctll Buckie: John Redmond. M'IDDLE ROIV: James Spacth. John Biehn, John lVchnighl, Philip Lingg. William Luughrey, Thomas Geiger. Reese, Carl Knochelmarm, Bruce GchringI Frederick Sage, Roy 76 TOP ROW.- Robert Jenkins. Michael Dolan, Michael Cnler, Steven Lailx Thomas N12161:, Timothy Pickrel, NIichael Crowley, John Derrick. Joseph Murray, Timothy Neville, Raymond Knew ven. MIDDLE HDTV: TVIr. Behrcns, Nlichacl Mt'Keown. John Pnclcsta. James Silver, Thomas FclimL Thomas Hcsslcr, Paul TOP ROW: Patrick Stambcrg. Leo Schcel. Andrew Hagedorn, Neil Keating. Paul Imwalle. Jnscph Statt, William Hamilton. Thomas Gucrily, Glcnn Meyer, Mathias Kowollik, Joseph Stahl: Nlark Hilz. MIDDLE ROW: Mr McAnau', John leadesJ Stephen Audretchr Richard Classmeyer, Edward Pnnder, NIark Forster, James Macks, Harry Davin; Edward Brady, Charles Wirthlin, Richard Fclger, Albert Newman. Charles Brauch Thomas Gcraci, BOTTOM ROW: Donald Middcndorf, John Held, Adrian Samples, NIark VVilkinst Robcrt Schwicrs NIitChell Imhnff, W'illiam Bodde. Joseph Tim'es, David Puthoff2 Robcrt Kieffcr. OiBSENT: Steven Niorganj Arata, Christophcr Haslcr. John McSwigan. Joseph Spizzica. BOTTOWI ROW: Dale Klockc, John Clement, Lawrence Ta- bcling, Walter Dcye, James Krummc. George: Lcugers. Leonard Bcrloli, James Lynch. James Howe, Pierre Bourgeois. U1555NT! John Galvin. Anthony Lorenz, Michael Schneider f... TOP ROW: Steven Picpmeier, Bernard Eble, William Mcnkrr dickE Albert Burke, Daniel Wenstrup, Joseph Bcllcrscn, James Doyle, James Overbcck, Michael Sherman, Michael Muehlen- kamp7 Robert Schuster, Roy Beck, Michael Hoffman. MIDDLE ROW: David Grcbb, Jerome Brocring, William Mnrau, Anthony Pauley. Gregory Savage, Anthony TcdcscoJ Paul Middelhoff, Wiliiam Malone, Michael Kessling, Charles Diefenbachcr, David Willis, Joseph Glassmcycr, Patrick Bird7 Mr. Bross, BOTTOM ROW: Clifford Hall, George GriiEn, James Summe, Christopher Burger; Charles Schcnk, RaEph Watson: Bernard Bueter, Thomas Martin, Raymund Kemplel Thomas Daly TOP ROW: Robert Bchlcn Paul Kcmmet Michael Candelaresi, William Brigger, Richard Dammel, John Gruenwald, Terrence Munz, Lawrence Uhlenbrock, Edward O,D0nnell, Kevin Cas- sidy, John Craven, Thomas O Brien. MIDDLE ROW: John Ryan, William Saal, Kenneth Schuster, Gino Trotta, Robert Efkeman, Patrick Costello, Thomas Phillips, John Harmon, Tim- TOP ROW: Thomas Brinkman, William Kilnoyne, Thomas Crummey, Dennis Shiels, James Nordmeyer, Henry Tabeling, John Meyer, Richard Trcttcr, Robert St John, Randall Jones, Dale BICYA MIDDLE ROW: Fr. Grace, 5.J., Timothy Hockhaus- ler, Timothy Arnzen, Donald Guilfoyle, Robert Hill, Richard Santoroj John Steel, Philip Darr, Lawrence Watkina William 0thy Robson, Thomas Lcmker, Francis Schloss, Robert Kaiser: Edward Thompson, Paul Klaenc, NIr. Gier, SJ. BOTTOM? ROW: Michael Haun, Carl Dabncy, Michael Avcrdiclg John Gc-row7 Kenneth Gem's, David Dornheggem NIiChael Zepf, Tim- othy Martin, Ronald Fleming, Kenneth Duff: Gerald Colonel; Weglage, Michael Follick, Mark Young, David Koucrmann, BOTTOM ROW: Michael Tiller, Vincent Sawma, Allen Bel- liveau, Frank Rinaldi, Paul Wchrman. Fredrick Robertshaw, Arthur Murray james Hartkej Edward Middendorf, Gary Fine. HIBSENT: Joseph Bueschcr, William Deeringj sf; TOP ROW: PcEt-r StrasserT Joseph Canficld, Philip Moller; Rob- ert Smyth. John Dreycr. Joseph Tillman. Waller Martin. Thom- as Breitcnbarh. XViUiam Kmth. J Manning Dare. Francis Shan- non, Juhn Hogan, Rithard Levn. MIDDLE ROPV: Robert H0- gam Robert Hartman Albin Brunt: Edward Mmmig, Thomas Coyne, Robert V'Vulivcr, Earl Braun, Roger VViglrm7 Michael TOP ROW: Edward Filusch. James Arata, David Anneken? jamcs Clwdmam Charlcs linrray, Joscph Speicr, Thomas Spil- ler. David SmitlL Raymund Frey, Luuis Schroder, James Devan- ncy. Eugcnc Brcyen Donald Gilligan. MIDDLE ROW: Mr Dusahlun. Robert Riclage, Herman Sandcrs, Gary chnard, Eu- gene Herrmanm Philip Leugcrs, Timothy Coync, Herbert k$mu Broc, Timothy Mooneyj John DiConnor, Daniel Whalen. Daniel VVessel, Stephen Hext, Mr. Emmett. BOTTOM ROW: Michael Tcnholder, Terrence Clear, Geoffrey Trihbe, Arthur Masson, Peter Beckman, Richard Dillon, Nicholas Deters, William Zedtz: Leonard Kracmer, Thomas Roden. Schwartz, Eric Volck, Richard Kelly, Robcrt Benedict, Thomas Stewart, Michael Ostrandcr, William HirL BOTTOM ROW: John Breitenbach, joseph Svirbcly, Gary Neiheisel, Michael Car- roll, James MacEwcn, Lawrence GaleaJ Robert Shuman, Roger Nieman, Raymond Ryan, James Deters. 80 TOP ROW: William Baechtold, Conrad Straub, George Eller- man, Michael Wiethg Barry Kilfoil, Joseph Sadelfeld, James McAllistcr, James Thobe, James Brunetti, Peter Samples, Joseph Brichler: Stephen MacCOnnell7 Daniel Rouster, Mark Helmick. MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Parmantie, SJ, Larry Kuhlmann, James Stricken William Baumgartner, Michael Aiken, john Shea, Den- 81 nis Cropper, Michael Richards, Donald Morton, George Samet- Koski, Michael Grefer, Michael Davis, Jeffrey Charles, Kenneth Carroll, Patrick Lang BOTTOM ROW: Stephen James, Blake Baird, James Flick, John Doyle, George Dixon, Guy Simes, Paul Cooper, Matthew Tallarigo, Fred Giglia, John Kropp. 4g mg. $8; $5 ??x! J? '55 m H??? m TOP ROW: Peter Broeman, Patrick King, James Schloemer, Thomas Krallman, Joseph Geiser, James Doyle, Donald Danner, Glenn Gretn; Robert Donnelly, Edward Quinn. MIDDLE ROW: Hugh Bonner, Charles Koebcl, David Crawford, Thomas Willa, James Fleming, Fred Kathman, Gregory Beck, William Cloppert, Robert Owens, Stephen Roach, Mr. Plageman. BOT- TOP ROW: Thomas Rottinghaus, Timothy Schacfcr; Rich- ard Osterwisch, Eugene Born, Thomas Delaney: James McCor- mick, Thomas Murphy; Gerald Ciganko: Anthony Cervantes, John Boyce. TOP ROW: Edwin Stenger, Joseph Lehrter, Barry Meyers, Theo- dore Weinkam, Bruce Hornbach, Fred Meirosc, Gary Bolte, Roger Clark: Craig Burns, Michael Trappl Robert Rave. MIDDLE ROW: FL Steenken, SJA, John Lydon, Gerald Born, William Krider, James Centner, Stephen Uchlin, Thomas Thole, David Bodkin, Gregory Kohmeschcr, Gilbert Maringer, James Strome, Michael Suttnn7 Michael Meadows. BOTTOM ROW: Richard Pope, Timothy Pohlman, Ernest Hoffman, James Branch, James Vogclc; Thomas Schopmcyer, hIiChaci Foellgcr, Joseph Lerant, Patrick Moran, Robert Saalfcld. KABSENT: David PctcrsJ 82 TOP ROW: Terrence Deinlein, Edward Brueggeman, Leonard Gartner, Robert Schoenhoff, Robert Amzen, Mark Wesling, James Rasche, Robert Guerityl William Mueller, William Kraus. MIDDLE ROW: Frank Kerber, William Ehlers, Bruce Garvin, Robert Thomas, Robert Thompson, Anthony Giglia, Thomas TOP ROW: Michael Haynay, Daniel Baiting, William Mulvihill, Edward O'Connell, Joseph Schmidt, Richard Ille, Dennis Pell- man, Walter Carroll, Donald Luken, Donald Lagedrost, Rich- ard Wittc, Thomas Hock AIIDDLE ROW: Mr. ThissenJ SAL, Lynn Matthewg, Michael Elick, George Murray, Jeffrey Schoeny, McCarthy, John Hancock, Fred Banzhaf: Mr. Behrens. BOT- TOM ROW: J Richard DuH'ey, Douglas Sack, Michael Betig- heimerl Stephen Salem, Michael Ogden, Thomas Costello, W11- Iiam Seibel, Robert Trantcr, Steven Beidenbach, Ronald T0011. Maurice Williams, Ronald Huitger, Michael CanEeld, Jerome Esselman, Richard Thieien, Robert Richter, Michael Westling. BOTTOM ROW: Joseph Kail, Anthony Lucbbers, Frank Lien- hart, Michael Leshner7 Richard Cappel: William Goldcamp, Patrick Kern, Jay Kruer, William Hoblitzell, J. Greg Exterkamp. TOP ROW: David Hanningfordj James Schuermann, James Bell: Bernard Leugers, Dennis Ormond, Dennis Lampe, John Nordloh, Grcgnry Cisc. Robert Rittcr: Ioscph Rump, James Frank Frcd Gruber. MIDDLE ROW: W'iUiam Thompson, Andrew Robbins, Lawrence Rm-itu. Stephen Fisher, Michael Walker, John Riley, William Ford: Michael Krummcm Karl Konrad, Mark Benzin- TOP ROW: William KeitlL Ambrose Nordman. James Posinski, Wahcr Schaefcr, Patrick Shechy, Martin Eblc, Thomas Hughes: Nfichacl Palmisano. Nfithael Hcrschcde. MIDDLE ROW: Den- nis Birkmeyer: Robert Wine, Christopher Stahl, Philip Cox: Gregory Moratschek, Douglas Droege, Mark Arnzen, William 84 gar, Thomas Kihm, Michael Lottman, Fr. Dietrich, SJ. BOT- TOA! ROW: Louis Ginocchio, Daniel Moschel, Edward Yurek, James Delaney, Michael Harrington, Patrick Pages, Dennis Hel- mick, Thomas Corcoran, Richard Hopplel Michael Schweer, Cy- rus Smith Moran, William Bignety. Fr. McKcrma, SJ. BOTTOM ROW: Daniel Mittcrback, Peter Tausch, Donald Hogan, John Maloney, James Brunck, Daniel Kelly, Richard Grosser, Rodney Hobday, Paul Tabeling, James Naddeu ABSENT: Robert Rackj TOP ROW: Richard Leonard, Richard hiathauer, Timothy Ca.- hilI, Anthony Shcanshang, Paul LaLonde, Terrence Nolan, Robert Hitzlcr, Theodore Teismann, John Rindcrknecht, Niicharl Temming. MIDDLE ROW: Richard Kluempcr, David Kline, Frank CaliguriJ Jnlm O Malley, Dennis Dcsmond, Harry Hcl- lings, Stephen Kandrac. John I-Iugenberg. Joseph Schmidn George jaspcrs; Fr Urmstom SJ. BOTTOM ROW: Nicholas Osterling, Robert Harpcnau, John VVehby, John Cnsw. Stephen Schrage. Richard Borchelt, Ronald Hoffman Philip Schneider, Paul Reitenbacly Dennis Lyons. 85 ST. XAVIER Senior Socially Mr. Emmett and Tim Shay take a. breather at Millvale. Jim Niemcs canat figure out where the wheels 0. Fr Campbell, SJU entertains Ron Lamb, Jerry Over- g beck, and Denny Crane. Orphans line up to beat Joe. Seiiinger. Strictly speaking, the Sodality is an organization, but to many students at Xavier, it has become a way of life. A socialist is trained to pray, which must be an impor- tant part of life no matter what we do. To help them ac- complish their goals of sanctihcation of self, sanctifica- tion of others, and defense of the Church, they spend part of each day in either mental or oral prayer. Partic- ipation at Mass and receiving Holy Communion is also part of their daily spiritual life. Christ said that good works are necessary to reach Heaven, so the socialists cloxft leave these out either. Some of their larger proj- ects are: the canned food drive, teaching religion on the week-ends, and instructing our own freshmen, All this work the Senior Sociality carries on with the help and inspiration of their moderator, Mr. Parmantie, SJ. Fr. Middcndorf and Denny Crane judge a coming talk. TOP ROW: Sikic, Hayes, Aug, Lottman, Niemcs, J Blum, anbeck, Meeker. Stoeger, Schcel. Crane, Gut- fi'etmd. MIDDLE ROW: Cavanaugh, Stmme, P010111 Tyirin, Klopp, DeGuirer Eagan, Jorling, Hulefeid, Mar- tin, Welier, Shay, Lamb, Thesing. Mr. Parmantiet SJ. BOTTOM ROW: Eversmann, Saaiwaechler. Overheck, McCafferty, Cassini, Scllinger, Kern: Silbersack, Din- man. Bolan. tn 5 viii? . Ralf? Wamdmg'mfmm mtiihmthm; Ins . , '23,. 4 1 89 Underclassman Sodalz'tz'es RIGHT PIC- TURE: Mark Forster and Mr. Gier, S.J., talk it over. The Underclassman Sodalities prepare our students for the Senior Sodality and for the Act of Consecration. Juniors and sophomores through regular conferences with their moderators follow a daily program of spiritual activities. Aiming to sanctify themselves and others, the juniors acted as big brothers for orphans at St. Josephk and St. Aloysiusis Orphanages, worked with the seniors at Millvale and with the sophomores, worked in the Christ in Christmas Campaign, and tried to give six poor families the first real Christmas of their lives. The sophomores, although often workng with the juniors and seniors, concen- trated on volunteer work at Drake Memorial Hospital. The year was climaxed at a Summer School of Catholic Action in Chicago. The Freshman Sodalists were selected by the recommendation of the faCulty and other so- Freshman Sodality officerss Pat Weber, Steve dalists. They spent most of the year becoming COOkCt Dave wmze, and JOhn Linden confer With acquainted with a sodalistis duties and activi- Fr. Thul, SJ. . tles. The frosh pause in the mid- dle of the meeting. FIRST PICTURE TOP ROW: Middendorf, Ponder, Behler, Dulan, Weber, Meyer, Sopko, Guerity, Schneider; BOTTOM ROW: Dab- ney Tillar, Shaw, Dornheggan, Sturgeon, Ginorchio, Quammen. SECOND PICTURE TOP ROW: Branch, Hessler, Volz, Sperber, Derrick Keating, Forster, Reinersman; BOT- TOM ROW: Sanzone, VVefage, Hiltz, Koffel, Cassady, Jim V'Veber, Watkins, Niemes, Summe. THIRD PICTURE TOP ROW: Rouster, Koebel, Ellerman, Meirose. McAllister, Ille, Jaspcrs, Tim Coyne. .MIDDLE R0147: De- vanney, Kuhlmann, Kerber, Tom Coyne, Moller, Brae, Uehlin, Benzinger, Brune. BOT- TO.M ROW: Fr. Thul, S.J., Deters, Gilli- gan: Helmick, Monnig Cooper, Hext, Giglia, Ogden, Moran. BOTTOM PICTURE TOP ROW: Davis, Goldcamp; Clappert, Frey, Bon- ner, Frank, Baechtold, Breyer, Filusch. BOT- TOM ROW: Fr. Kelly, S J., Schroder, Beck- man, Rodcn, Svirbely, Dixon, Lottman, Dein- 16in,J. Delaney. A postlesh z'p Mike Eastlake deposits his intention. TOP ROW: Wchrman, Hebbeler, Vaske, Princi, Blum, Traulh, T. Geers, Fischer, Wt Gears. MIDDLE ROW: Heenan, Carrigan, Bird, SantoroJ Ryan, Freeman, IvIurphyJ Eastlakc, Stiens, Imholt, Beck. BOTTOM ROW:'FT. Raterman, S.J., Wire, Vi- tullo, Haas, Gallagher, GaucheJ Gi- nocchio, Stadler, Lemkuhl. gr Prayer One of the religious organizations at Xavier has as its purpose not so much to pray, as to get other students to pray. This organization is the Apostleship of Prayer. The members, or promoters, instruct their classes on what the Morning Offering means; and they keep the classes informed as to the intention of the Pope each month. In their weekly meetings, students from all four years come together and discuss ways of better instructing their classmates. With the help of their moderator, Fr, Raterman, S.J., the promoters do an excellent job of instilling a spirit of prayerfulness in the student body. TOP ROW: Clark, Brunetti, Smyth, Arnzenj Thobe, Brichler, King, Rump. MIDDLE ROW: Fr. Rater- man, S.J,, Murphy, Ryan, Kelly, Murray, Sadelfeld, Speier, Riclage, Volck. BOTTOM ROW: Salem, Hirt, O$C0nncll, Roach, Crawford, Saal- feld, Pope, Ginocchio. C.S.M.C. TOP ROW: Shannon, Cahill, Bran- nen, Scheve, Fleming, Gardner. BOTTOM ROW: Fr, Thul, S.J., Bissmeyer, DeCuire, McCaHerty, Frec- man, Martin. The twelve members of the Catholic Students, Mission Crusade tried to acquire a thorough knowledge of the work of the foreign missions and to put it to use. They worked in close con- tact with the Central CSMC Council of Cincin- natil They devoted most of the year to the Councills program of enrolling all CSMC members in the Society for the Propagation of the Faith, the Vaticanls missionary arm. A colytes TOP ROW: McCal-Terty, Eastlake, Volck, Hobbs, Lamb, Cook. BOT- TOM ROW: Bro. Schneider, SJ, Cooper, Bolte, Martin, Fischer. Being an acolyte is more an honor than a job. This is a fact that all acolytes are aware of. The Acolytes at school have members from all four years, juniors and seniors serving the hrst Mass, freshman and sophomores at the second. Besides giving an opportunity for former acolytes to keep up their devotion, it also gives new boys 3 chance to learn to serve with the help of Brother Schnei- der, SJ. X -Ray Joe Svirbely works late to meet a deadline. With a new moderator this year, Mr. Grosh, 8.1., and new editors Tom Harig and Andy H0- man, there have been many changes in the X- Ray. Although the organization is still much the same-editors, business staE, eteaethis year, the product is much different and much better. The color picture this year is the first one ever to ap- pear in the X-Ray. Another innovation is that the yearbook covers the entire year, not just the first two-thirds. This made the late delivery neces- sary. The entire staff has put in a lot of work to produce a yearbook both new and original. TOP PICTURE. Eastlake, Miller5 Schmidt, Volck, Homan, Harig, Mr. Grosh, SJ, MIDDLE PICTURE TOP ROW: Lemkuhl, Blum, Dittman, DeGuire, Gard- ner, Zwertschek, Davis. BOTTOM ROW: HerrrnannJ Hulefeld, Broeman, Zeitz, Svirbeiy, BOTTOM PIC- TURE. TOP ROW: Heenan, Gates, Carrigan, Kerr, Gratton, Helmicl-tJ Kirley. BOTTOM ROW: Schott, Polon, Breyer, MacEwen, Cassini. 94 Bob Rielage, Andy Homam and Mike Miller select pic- tures from a contact sheet. John Cassini lays out an X-Ray page. Andy Homan puzzles over a division page. Tom Harig gets original ideas for the X-Ray, Photographers: Ed Gutfreund, Chuck Mark: Bob Guerity, Paul Beckman, and Bob Rielage. Steve Schcel, Paul Beckman, and Bob Rielage examine Prep pictures Mark Silbersack works late on his last issue. Bob Palasek designs a page. Pete Broeman and ML Pennington, S.J., are caught hard at work in the Prep OfEce. 96 Again this year, the Prep lived up to its name with the same high quality material it had in the past. When Mr. Anderson, S.J., left, it was neces- sary to fmd a new moderator. The two new mode erators, Mr. Emmett and Mr. Pennington, S.J., have shown that they are able to help the stue dents on the staff keep up the fine work. Even though the moderators and editbrs have changed, the same magazine format was kept. The addi- tion of a tgLetters t0 the Editorh column has made the Prep truly a paper which represents the stu- dents. With the help of the Camera Club, the Prep staff has done an excellent job of keeping the students informed on what goes on around the school. Gigantic proof-reading session. TOP PICTURE. TOP ROW: Audretch, Branch, May- er, Zwertschek, Sperber, Coler, Sanzonel Redmond. BOTTOM ROW: Polon, Sikic, SECOND PICTURE. Mr. Emmett, Lamb, Moriarty, Silbersack, Palasck, Gut- freund, Mr. Pennington, SJ. THIRD PICTURE. TOP ROW: Bidinger, Humbert, Stoeger, Broeman, Schmidt, Shay, Derr'lck, Schott, Osterwiseh, Doherty, Hirt, Frank, Schrodert BOTTOM ROW: Overbeck, Holt- meier, Crane. BOTTOM PICTURE. Frey, MacEwen, Delaney, Muller, VVigton, Schuermann, Brueggeman, Cropper, Salem. 97 X - Press ; Bill Martin editor of the X-Press pauses tposesN after a hard dafs work, Burns, Martin, DeGuire, Kern; Mr. Thissen, S. J., Stadler, Krebs, Heenan, Ruffing, Miller, Kerr and Aug. Martin, Kerr, Heenan and Aug discuss the next issue. 98 This year saw the introduction of a new school publication, the X -Press. This has taken the form of a single, large-page, weekly newspaper, Whose purpose is to keep the students in touch with the many activities taking place each week. Under the guidance of Mr. Thissen, S.J., the X-Press has become popular for its quick, authoritative reporting of the news. Originally limited to a staff of ten seniors, the X-Press began training under- classmen later in the year to assume running of the paper next year. The X-Press, because of its small staff and versatility, has a reputation as a compact, yet complete newspaper. Camera C Zub gig; Paul Beckman and Jim Bhlm are always busy after school taking pictures for all the school publications. The dark room is the nerve center of the Camera Club. Scheel, Beckman, Blumh Rielage and Gutfreund. 99 The Camera Club, with its moderator, Mr. Deters, S.J., Provides help and materials for camera bugs, all the pictures for the Prep, and most of the informals for the X-Ray. It gives an opportunity for people with similar interests and budding talents to get together and profit from each othefs hints, and occasionaily, mistakes. The school darkroom contains the equipment needed to develop and print pictures, and thus gives the mcmbcrs a chance to study photography in a practical manner. A1 Newman fires a verbal barrage. TOP PICTURE. SEATED: Shay, Newman, Kerber, Sopko. STANDING: Coyne, Kraus. ML Cier, SJ, Moller, Thesing, SECOND PICTURE TOP ROW: Fr. Steenkcn, SJ, Gaier, Ghory, Funk, DiMuzio, Schcvcl Villing7 Purvis, Feldhaus, Sheanshang, Meurer, Colvin, Slaughter. BOTTOM ROW: Bellersen, Young, Genung, KieH'er, Reininger, Bader, Brinkcr, Fischer, Wieland, Luttcr, Geoghegan THIRD PICTURE TOP ROW: Sanzone, Forster, Koffel, Wenstrup, Calkim;r Derrick, Hcssler, Sopko, Newman. BOTTOM ROW: Middendorf, Bazeley, Ginocchio, Shaw, Burke, Berbe- rich, Saul, Cassady, BOTTOM PICTURE TOP ROW: Bidinger, Kerbcr, Coyne, Moller, Smegery Im- holt. BOTTOM ROW: Shay, Doherty, Thesing, Sil- bersack, Kraus, Mr. Gicr, S.J 100 Bob Thesing expounds. Participation is the soul of an extracurricular activity In 1963-64 debating at St. Xavier felt a double increase in participation: a greater en- rollment and a large increase in the amount of competition. But quality was not lost to quantity. The Bellarmine Debaters, under the direction of Mr. Gier, S.J., began winning in November in Toledo, at numerous tournaments afterwards, and hnished fifth in the State Finals. LLB,, de- baters won trophies at Toledo Whitmer, Dayton Oakwood, and Wyoming, among others. Over forty freshmen signed up for novice debate under Fr. Stccnken, SJ. During the year they not only learned the fundamentals of debate but also put them to successful use at tourneys at Columbus East, Princeton, Moeller, New Richmond, and others. Tim Shay and AI Newman Confer for a rebuttaL Varsity; Debate R ecord Tournament Won Lost Place Lexington Cath. New Richmond Inv. Princeton Inv. Toledo Whitmer Fairmont West Dayton Chaminade Bexley H.S. Delaware Hayes Springfield South Dayton Oakwood Marysville H.S. St. Xavier HS. Wyoming H.S. OHSSL District Tournament OHSSL State Finals, Ohio State Univ. 03 GFPGWDWhHhNTmOUMI-Pm OMOUQHNmep-Aqnqsmm M :3 D. 1X3 5 D. 5 3 hQuarter Finalistsh Tom Coyne and Phil Moller discuss strategy. Phil Muller gloats over the teams trophies. Speech E vents W . bltwfttftt Semet-Koski believes in complete contact with the audience. Joe Sopko spends hours in the li- brary gathering background material foraspeech. TOP ROW: Mri Overbeck, Sopko, Imholt, Newman, Derrick, Stoeger, The extemporaneous speaking team, led by Semet-Koski, Thesing, Sikie, Stoeger, and Sopko be- gan the year with a series of wins that stretched into the state finals. Semet-Koski placed first or second in every tournament he entered. Thesing, Sopko, and Sikic swept first, second, and third places in the dis- trict regionals. Thesing took second in the state and Sikie took sixth, making St. Xavier the only school in the state with two places in the top ten. Thesing also won the area finals sponsored by the Sons- of the American Revolution, This qualified him for the state Enals in Youngstown, where he placed fourth. Meanwhile, Silbersaek qualihed for the finals of the National Catholic Forensic League in Denver. At the Student Congress in Dayton, Stoeger and Imholt were made co-speakers 0f the house. The year was climaxed at a victory banquet in May. Monnig: Sikic: Forster. BOTTOM ROW: Bal- eley, Thesingt Saul. Sanzonc, Berbcrich, Brink- man, Silbersack. Imholt depends on that look in his eye for victory. 102 Dramatic: itStop wrigglinZ Ben. I airft gonna drop you: no matter what you say. bAre you sure you aintt never drank no whiskey before? This year,with Mr. Eckstein as director, the school play N 0 Time for Sergeant: was presented. Pat King portrayed Will, the easy-going country draftee, who put the Air Force in a turmoil with hayuseed antics. Tom Harig as Ben and John Case sini as Sgt. King followed Will in his mis-dealings with the military; These three were ably assisted by inductee Mark Splain, psychiatrist Kent Kerr, pilot Dick Hopple, navigator Mike Kern, gener- als Jerry Ornella and Bob Palasek, and many more. Among those not receiving much attention for their efforts were stage managers Mike Dunn and Ed Gutfruend. The stage crew, headed by Dick Gardner, Denny HoltmeierI and Andy Herman and the business staff, guided by Mr. Parmantic, S.J., and Jack Krebs also helped make the play the success it was. UBut there arenat any towns in the middle of the Gulf of Mexico? Band qfs a plane ! LEFT PICTURE: John Gcrow, James Blum, Tom Eversmann, Mr. Schwab, S.J., Mr. John J. Schneider RIGHT PICTURE: The Pep Band swings out at a basketball game. At the Variety Show. Music at football games, entertainment at the Variety Show, the Musicade, and the graduation programw-music for all these was provided through the tireless efforts of the band and its moderator, Mr. Schwab, S.J., and its director, Mr. Schneider. The students devote three nights a week to practice all year long, with the Pep Band, 15 members strong, putting in extra practices and performances. The Musicade was expanded this year to include some soloists and vocal groups besides the band. The eHect of a spring band concert was produced by the use of scenery. Also this year, a summer music program was started in the hopes that yearmround practice will improve the quality of music and increase the number of members. TOP PICTURE. FRONT ROW: Burns, Baechtold, Niebllng, Homan. BACK ROW: Bowdon, Kovacs, Shullman, Russell SECOND PICTURE. FRONT ROW: Cavanaugh, Crane, Thesing, Vettel, Huth, Hayes BACK ROW: Meeker, Gutfreund, Kovacs, Mane, Imholt, H. Ostmann. THIRD PICTURE. FRONT ROW: Summe, Marco, Browne, Breyer, Ille, Gartnerl BACK ROW: Matthews, Leugers, Reimers- man, Kemme, Romer, K. Ostmann. BOTTOM PIC- TURE. FRONT ROW: Greiner, Gagliardo, Miller, Geeslin. BACK ROW: McClain; Huth, Glassmeyer, Mongont 105 106 :8' Jerry Overbeck keeps the bulletin board current. The Citizens for Decent Literature Commit- tee is dedicated to stopping the distribution of obscene material which corrupts youth. St. Xavieris CDL is a close-knit, eHicient or- ganization which began with a hard core of hfteen seniors and admitted students recom- mended by the original members. Because of this careful recruiting, the CDL has enlarged to 30 determined members. The CDL follows a six-point program: contacting adults to se- cure their approval and help; getting the newspapers to print features explaining the CDLas purpose; visiting drugstores and the- aters; visiting trials and working with law enu forcement ofiiciais; posting signs in drug- stores; and posting a lounge bulletin board listing worthwhile social activities. Eight se- lected members climaxed the year at a CDL convention in Chicago. TOP PICTURE: Mr. Parmantie, Si 1, Overbeckl Bird, DcGuire, MIDDLE PICTURE: FRONT ROW: Roden, Cassini, Gutfreund. SECOND ROW: Rack, Scheel, Torbeck. THIRD R0147: Poton, Shannon; Strome. BACK ROW: Ogden, Deinlein, Cooper, McAllister. BOTTO'NI PICTURE: FRONT ROW: Koebel, Klopp, Beckman. SECOND ROW: Kern, Murray; Barrett. THIRD ROW: Deters, Krebs, Davisi BACK ROW: Eagenl Gallagher, Gibbons. Variety Show Murray on banjo, Wessel and Strasscr on guitars give class to the show. A vote for Ginocchio is a vote for a better hat for Gruber, 107 Telephone Hour X35 students had a chance to take a night OH and be entertained as delegates to a na- tional convention as they attended this yeafs Variety Show. The show was truly varied; the delegates found themselves entertained by Conrad Birdie and the tWVild Chilt33; the ttThree Fourth? and the ggRatty Groupty; Mr. and Mrs. Dusablon and c213s Couple of Swellsw etc mention but a few. Less off-bcat but none the less entertaining was the music of ttThe Rebelsta and ctGene, Don7 and Jimf the uCumberland Trio,H along with numerous solos by talented X students. Certainly not to be overlooked was the fine concert given by the band especially for the show. All in all, the show was a great success and well worth the time spent in its preparation. Cassini does a samho S tudent Council Through the medium of its weekly meet- ings, the Student Council has carried out its task of representing the student body in its dealings with the Schooijs Administration. Besides expertly organizing many one-night activities, such as hops and dances, the Stu- dent Council has also dealt with numerous problems and long-term projects. For exam- ple, this yearis Council has inaugurated some original undertakings. The ushering at stu- dent Masses and at other school events was executed by the Council, as was a working plan for patches to identify the members of various school organizations. Itas evident this yearis Council has not been a iidO-nothingii Council, Richard Huiefeldj Andrew Busald, but rather one that has become active and Branimir Sikic: Lows Santom, Fr' inHuentialthroughout the school. Beckmany SJi TOP ROW: Bird, Speier, Delaney, Beck, Samples, Princi, Scheel. MID- DLE ROW: Dein'lein, Palasek, M01- ler, KIuska, Broe, Aug, Fages, Pohlman. BOTTOM ROW: Harig, Johns, Krebs, Beckman: Overbeck, Crane; DiConnelI, LaLondc. TOP ROW: Santoro, Reder, Gribi, Sage, Gruenwald, Mur- phy, Moors! Dolan, KofTeI. BOT- TOM ROW: Cassady, Weber, Bresslcr, Linder, OiLeary, Wat- son, Cooke, Willist National Honar Society Some studentsh interests in philosophy and the classical languages go outside the classroom. The Classical Club and its moderator, Mrt Emmett, aid these by careful and guided studies of the works of the great philosophers. They study Plato, to mention one, and follow in his footsteps to find truth. Con- stant comparison is made SO that the members see how this hts in with our religion. Under the leader- ship of Mr. Emmett, the Classical Club has estab- lished a fine reputation for student support and in- terest. TOP ROW: Martin, Merk, McCaHerty, Busse, Simcoe, Sch- wab, Gates, Wire, Hobbs, Shay. SECOND ROW: Cahill, Lottman, Bidinger, Doherty, Fischer, Humbert, Torbeck, Meekerj Miller, Scheve, Imholt, Stoeger. THIRD ROW: Cook, Vondohre, Holbrock, Kirley, Wentersdorf, Polon, iuh 109 TOP ROW: Cook, Fischer, Bidinger, Humbert, Im- holtj Miller, Strome. MIDDLE ROW: Kirley, Doherty, Blum, Hulefeld, Eagen, Kluska, Kern, Polon, BOT- TOM ROW: Crane; Overbeck, MCCafferty, SellingerJ Silbersack, Thesing, Lamb, Shay, Sikic. C Zassical C lub Ryan, Harig, Burns, Weller, Hall, Clark, Holtmeier, Schmidt BOTTOM ROW: Gratton, Voet, Thesing, Uhl, Haas, Hayes: McWilliams, Kern! Saalwaechter, Mrt Em- mett. p 1 J; tlhmfflsgtfmgqu-Ag TM; Ww'QEw II I ?'- t .. M - h Mr. Deters, S. l, looks over the finished product. 110 A member of the Poster Club was asked what he and his fellow members do in the Club. He replied simply, iiWe make posters? But behind this simple statement lies the hours of work of Xas artists involved in publicizing school events by means of their posters which all the students are familiar with. These post- ers have two purposes. The most obvious end of the art work is to make the average student aware of school activities and projects. The other purpose of the activities of the Club,s members is to give them a chance to express their creativity and humor in art. Thus the Poster Club benefits directly both the school and its own members. J C urrent E vents The Current Events Club meets in Room 307, Now in its first year of existence, the Current Events Club, moderated by Mr. . Hauck, has already begun to make its pres- Chozr and ence known among Xis studentst The principal cause of the Clubis sudden in- crease in prominence is the used textbook program inaugurated this year. As many Glee CZUb used books and paperbacks as possible are being collected and shipped to Mr. Milon, now serving with the Peace Corps in Africa. Of course, the Club doesnat confine its activities to book-collecting-discussions of pertinent topics are carried on at the meetings and individual study is encour- aged. Through the meetings and their own study, the ClubFS members have increased their knowledge of the world and its affairs and made themselves better aH-around stun dents and citizens. The Glee Club is a group of students that enjoy singing and having fun. Led by Denny Crane they spent the Christmas holidays visiting children in or- phanages and shut-ins in hospitals with the NIC- Auley Glee Club. The Glee Club climaxed the year at the Musieade in which they added richness to the program in union with the MeAuley Glee Club. The spiritual counterpart of the Glee Club is the Choir. Under Fr. Finan they sang at student Masses. They not only tried to raise the value of the Mass for them- selves but also tried to inspire the other students to do the same. The Choir warms up under the direction of Fr. Finan, SJ, 111 Radio My finger is stuck! Lampe signs off. The school$s Radio Club room has experi- enced usage by the clubts members over the year, both on class days and on week-ends. With Fr. Robinson supervising in his office of moderator, the members of the Radio Club have been especially active through the year. The Clubss activities fall into three catego- ries: the operation of the schoolas radio sta- tion, the conduction of the weekly meetings, and the solution of technical problems which may be posed. Most important of all, however7 the Club,s members just have fun, regardless of any technical knowledge or skills they may have orlack. BACK ROW: Krider7 Burke, Ormond, Lampe, Riclage, Mom's, Moratschek, Witte, Ciganko, Schrand, Frt Robine son, SJ, Cranley, FRONT ROW: Tallarigo, Carroll, Burns, Kirley, Zeitz, Gcnung. C hess The Chess Club, informally organized last year, has come into its own this year as a full- erdged extracurricular activity at X. Although the Club has no regular meetings, informal gatherings of its members for games could be found almost daily. Fr. Fallen, S.J., the Club,s moderator and an avid chess player himself, organized and supervised the Club-sponsored tournament for X students. On a broader scale, the Club has sponsored a varsity team, composed of its most skillful members, to en- gage in interscholastic competition. Whether at X or elsewhere, however, such competition promotes keen interest on the part of the members and gives them the pleasure gained from the successful conquest of an opponent. LWRHHF move. Room 113: The Pawn Shop. Explorers SEATED: Meier, O,Brien, Davis, Coop- er, Bolte, Mr. Lippert, Advisor. STAND- ING: Williams, Eagen, Ponder, Dierker, Deograeias, Williams, McLaughlin, Thi- elenj George, Kleinhaus, Purvis, Stricker, Crotty. Biology Club The Biology Club, now in its fourth year under the guidance of Fr. Middendorf, S.J,, is the only organization at St. Xavier devoted specifically to a laboratory science. The Club, a member-unit 0f the Cincinnati Biology Society, has sponsored numerous study trips to places of special biologi- cal interest throughout the year. In addition, the Club has arranged lectures and movies on biological topics and made them available to all the students of the school. The usefulness and success of the Biology Club was pointed out by the large number of students who placed as final- ists in the science fair. This year St. Xavier received a charter from the Boy Scouts of America to start an Explorer Post at St. Xavier, The Explorers, under Mr. Lippert, held bi-weekly meetings in the lounge at 7:00 PM. These meetings dealt first with busi- ness and then With an activityerecreational, such as a game of basketball, or vocational, such as a speaker on careers. Each month there was an outside activityea canoe trip, a field trip, a hike, or a camp-out. They climaxed the year with a summer expedition out of Canadals Quetico Provincial Park Canoe Base. SEATED: Licnhart, Schneider, Babey, Crawford, Trauth. STANDING: Fr. Middendorf, S.J., Ball, Pcakc, Wigton, DOWe ling, Clear, Posinski. A rcheology C Zub In the pit. In the Field St. Xavier has one of the nationhs few high school Archeology Clubs. Led by Fr. Garvey, S.J., the club scoured the artifact-rich Indian mounds of Ohio, concentrating especially on the southwest part of the state. Careful sci- entific excavation yielded an interesting col- lection 0f arrox-vheads, ax heads and pottery. At weekly meetings, the members examined their Endings7 studied the various Indian cul- tures, and planned for future expeditions. In CO-operation with the Science Department, the club bought a mine detector to locate metallic objects. In the classroom. Alumni Alumni Ogicen: C. James Mcakin C471, Secretary; James J. Ryan C4D, lst Vice- President: Lawrence A. Kane, Jr. Cll-N, Presi- dent; and F. Brady Louis CSM, 2nd Vice President. Frt Vaughan, SJ, and two distin- guished St. Xavier alumni: Must Rev. Edward L, Fodders, M.M., C33, Maryknoll bishop of Peru, and Dr Charles J. Farrell CQOL winner of the 1.963 Insignis award The St. Xavier former football cham- pions C41H are honored at this yeafs X-Mocller game. 116 The only organization at St. Xavier which gains pre-eminence for a stu- dent after he has graduated is the Alumni Association. Headed by Fr. Linz S.J., the Association provides the main link between the graduate and the high school. Association-sponsored activities in- clude the annual dance, the annual Homecoming, the presentation of the Insignis Award, and many other fund- raising and enjoyable activities for the alumni. The funds obtained are used to provide scholarships for needy and deserving students. M omsj and Dadst C lubs Mothers buy chances at their Card Party. Frontier Night, Sports Banquets, Card Parties are three different activities spon- sored by the St. Xavier Momsh and Dads! Clubs. Using their members to conduct events, these Clubs are active in programs both large and small. The Momsh Club, moderated by Fr. Wieber, S.J., and the Dads, Club, moderated by Fr. Robin- son, S.J., co-operate to keep the parents in contact with faculty and administra- tion. At the Clubs: meetings, the parents have an opportunity of speaking to teach ers and discussing their sonsh progress and problems. Through their combined efforts, the Moms, and Dads, Clubs promote an active interest in their sons, work. One mother consults Fr. Middendorf, S.J., after ameeting. Frontier Night. A THLE TICS BACK ROW: Jim Brunetti, Joe Brichler, Tom Kihm, Bill Mulvihill, Steve MacConnell, Dick Leonard, Ron Overbeck, MIDDLE ROW: Ed Kluska, Tom Hughes, Jim Wihebrink, JoeiPuthoH, Mike Eastlake, Jack Po- MI Ballaban is ready for another busy Sun- day afternoon. 120 desta, Mike Donovan, Phil Cox. FRONT ROW: Mark Arnzen, Bill Gears, Walt Sunderhaus, Jim Ralston, Jack Murphy. 1964 Bomber For Xavier, this was a season hlled with high hopes and crushing sorrows, but never a dull mo- ment as the Bombers fought their way to decep- tive 4e5 record and a third place finish in the GCL. The Bombers opened the season with a close 14e12 victory over Withrow. In the next two contests, however7 X found it tougher sled- ding as they fell prey to undefeated Woodward and Covington Holmes. The Bombers got revenge with a win over their first GCL opponent, Elder, as the aerial duo of Speier to Santoro repeatedly clicked for big yardage. Everybody got into the action against Lasalle as the Bombers rolled to a t Y? 55: 9L 33 h aa'gkd't 1 13 Qki G 'v BACK ROW: Don Danner, Pat King, Ray Steins, Jim Steve Morgan, Bob Geers, Mike Herschede, Greg Beck, Rasche, Joe Geiser, Bill Cloppert, Steve Klonne, Mike Joe Kail, Jim Wais. FRONT ROW: Joe Speier, Lou Wiethe. MIDDLE ROW: Mike Broe, Andy Robbins, Santoro, Tom Krallman, Tim Hogan, Bill Mueller, Bomber Co-Captains Santoro, Hogan, Geers, FOOtball squad 1 e , k 3331331303113- big 30338 victory. This left the Xavier team with a clean slate in GCL play. Moeller changed that however when they overwhelmed the Bombers 26e6 0n the strength of their air attack. The ctnever say die X squad bounced back with the most satisfying win of the season as they un- leashed their fury against Purcell, crushing the Cavaliers 4km in a great game. A spactacular play and a touchdown in the warming minutes of play by McNicholas were the deciding factors as the Rockets upset Xavier 20314. In the hnal contest, Bacon proved too much, beating X 18e0. 121 This one won't get away. 122 Xavier Xavier Xavier Xavier Xavier Xavier Xavier Xavier Xavier Won Joe Speier evades tacklers as he unleashes an- other long bomb. Seasonk Record 14 6 12 16 38 6 4O 14 W'ithrow Woodward Covington Holmes Elder LaSalle Moeller Purcell McNichOIas Roger Bacon Lost 12 27 26 20 20 18 5 When the Bombers Get That Ball. . . Krallman and Stiens crush a Cavalier. AIl-City end, Lou Santoro, hauls in his final catch of the season against Bacon. Who do you listen to, Mr. Benv ing or me? 77263271 Rush Right Through A band of unwavering Bombers prepare to dominate Xavier Stadium at the GCL doublewheader. 124 The Other Team Mark Arnzcn skirts the end and eyes the goalposts. Santoro puts the finger on a sure touchdown pass. Halfback, Mike Eastlake, busts through the Purcell line and into the end zone to cap a 32 6 halftime lead. 125 Reserve F00tball-GCL Champions Season? Record Xavier Purcell Xavier Roger Bacon Xavier 0 Bishop Alter Xavier 12 St. Rita Xavier 22 McNicholas Xavier 12 Elder Xavier 20 Colerain Xavier 6 Nloeller Xavier 20 LaSalle Won 6 Lost 1 Tied BACK ROW: Scheel, Rogers, Dan Weber, Voclker, Over- beck, Grucnwald: Benken, Statt, Wenstrup, Keating, THIRD ROW: Rhoades, NliddcndorL Morgan, Pndesta, Brauch, Watkins, Tedesco, Follick, Samoro, Hiltz, Randolph. SECOND OOOOOCOHQOO M ROW: Brichler, Libis, Kessling, Malone, Howe, Kluska, Bressler, Ritchie, Lechler, Splain, Darr. FRONT ROW: Muehlenkamp, Dammel, Brigger, Grebb, Behler, Rick Weber, Silver, Neville, O'Brien. 126 BACK ROW: Trotta, HaleyJ Holte, Tim Murphy, Saun- SECOND ROW: Kramer, Wchrman. Crottyx Moriarty, Rob- ders, Eagen, Mueller, Cassinelli; Vonderbrink, Blumt THIRD bins, Loncy, Donovan. Carmody, Kleinhaus, Rowt-kmnp. ROW: Janning, Jim Murphy, Nelson, Konerman, Koch, Detmer. FRONT ROW: Gillman, Weber, Herschede. Lan- Mr. X,K Goldberg, Lubrecht, McCray, Fuhr, OIeary, Burke. giancse,Murrell,Meier,Whalen,Allmnctti. Freshman FootballeGCL Co-Champs The T64- Reserves proved themselves as one of the best JV teams in the history of St. X by cap- turing a BeleQ record and the rare GCL crown. After several weeks of practice under Mr. T01- bert and Mr. King, the reserves started the season Seasonk Record by tying Purcell and Bacon and falling to Bishop XEWiCY 0 WhitC 021k 0 Alter. From there the crew gained momentum Xavier 14 Elder 6 and went on te smear the rest of their opponehts. Xavier 8 Moeller 0 Wlth a combmatlon 0f hard-runmng offenswe . backs and a tough defensive line, the team played Xawcr 6 LaSaIle 6 the last five games without being scored upon Xavier 6 Roger Bacon 20 and, at the same time, scored 70 points. Xavier 16 McNichoIas 0 The Freshman Football Team, showing good Xavier 8 Colcrain potential and the results of Mr. Durso and Mr. Toepkers, coaching, finished their season as 00- Xavier 16 Newport champions in the GCL. The Baby Bombers had Xavier 34 Purcell 14 a 5H1e1 GCL record, losing a single battle to Bacon and fighting to a 6e6 standstill with . Won 5 Lost 1 Tled 3 LaSalle. The teamts success was due to hard work, a strong offensive punch, and an unbeatable cle- fense. 127 GCL CHA MPS ' Varsity Basketball Seasons Record Xavier 51 DePorres 57 Xavier 63 Chaminade 4:8 Xavier 57 Woodward 50 Xavier 63 Elder 58 Xavier 77 Cov, Cath. 62 xaVier 72 MCNiChOlaS 52 Co-captains Tom Maguire and Tom Beck. Xavier 62 Central 46 Xavier 70 LaSalle 74 The coach: Mr. Earning? Xavier 74 Purcell 4:2 Xavier 74 Moeller 67 Xavier 77 Roger Bacon 62 Xavier 67 Elder 53 Xavier 58 McNicholas 53 Xavier 66 Greenhills 53 Xavier 58 LaSalle 52 Xavier 69 Purcell 44 Xavier 66 Roger Bacon 53 , Xavier 77 Moeller 64: I Xavier 54 Oak Hills 4:0 f Xavier 46 Hughes 50 TOP ROW: MacEwen, Mgr., Harbrecht, Mgr., Sadelfeld, Thobe, R. Arnzcn. Ea- gen, Weslingj Martin, Krallman, Mr. Berning. BOTTOM ROW: Broe, O'Connella Speier, Beck, Maguire, Kluska, M. Arnzen. The team. 34 t: Team The 1963-364 Bomber cage squad opened their season poorly by dropping an exciting contest to DePorres. Poor shooting and rebounding proved fatal by a 57e51 count. Dayton Chaminadc, the only team to beat the State Champs, was the first victim for the Bombers 63e4r8. Bob Arnzen had 21 points and c0- captain Torn Beck had 15. With Eagen, Arnzen, and Sadelfelcl consistently scoring in double figures, the team piled up a six-game winning streak to close off the year; The New Year, however, started out on the wrong foot in a heartbreaking double-ovcrtime loss to La- Salle 74-70, The Bombers thought they had it all wrapped up at the end of the hrst overtime, but a last second shot prolonged the game. All-GCL forward Bob Arnzen drives for two points. Joe Sadeifeld gets set to move. Joe Speier gracefully lays one in, 130 0f Spirit The team got back on the winning trail against Pur- cell 74-4-2 as flve Bombers were in double hgures. The Bombers then went on another six-game Win ning binge before meeting LaSalle for the second time. Before a crowd of well over 2000 fans, Xavier blasted LaSalleTs title hopes 58e52. The Bombers easily won their next three games to win the GCL title with an 1 lel record. Secondaseeded in the District Tourney, Xavier downed Oak Hills 54W40. Sadelfeld, Eagen, and Beck all hit double figures in the eleventh straight win for the Bombers. But then the Bombers fell Vic- tim to a quick Hughes team 5045. The loss left Eagen and Arnzen show the team effort that Coach BerningTs Bombers with a very impressive Stepped LasaliETSHWCke' I7e3 season record. Joe Sadelfeld shows the fight that put him on the all-GCL teamt Co-captain Tom Maguire pumps for two. 131 Drive Elbows fly in the LaSalle game. Mr. Berning harangues the team at halLtime, Bob Arnzen, Joe Sadelfeld and Rusty Martin show the teaxrfs drive. 132 Beck drives. 133 Future Varsz'zfy in Action Paul ImwalLe drives for a left handed lay-up. Torn Clark moves on the fast break. Tom Mack controls the tip in the Elder game. Rick Reder drives for two. Reserve Basketball TOP ROW: Crummey, Holewski, Mack, Tabeling, Gruenwald, Munz, Imwalle, Knecht, Mr. Toepker. BOTTOM ROW: R. Reder, Randolph; Felger, Clark, R. BrichlerJ Morgan, Shiels. The Reserve Basketball team posted a successful 15-45 record and a second place finish in the GCL. Although they were often out-heighted by their opponents, their spirit was impressive. Tom Clark led the team in scoring with an 11.5 aver- age, Paul Imwalle had a 10.5 average and Rick Reder 9.5. With Tom Mack and Steve Morgan rounding out the starting hve, Coach Toepker also had a strong bench of Kneeht, Brichler, Crummey, and Gruenwald. The GCL Champione ship was kept in sight until the last game of the season when the Reserves lost to Mueller 50-47 Freshman Basketball Xavier 73 DePorres 35 Xavier 49 Chaminade 59 Xavier 50 Woodward 47 Xavier 38 Elder 22 Xavier 64 Cov. Catholic 53 Xavier 32 St. Rita 33 Xavier 49 MeNicholas 36 Xavier 42 Central 28 Xavier 46 LaSalle 33 Xavier 39 Purcell 37 Xavier 34 Moeller 42 Xavier 41 Roger Bacon 39 Xavier 46 St. Rita 36 Xavier 47 Elder 39 Xavier 51 McNicholas 36 Xavier 61 Greenhills . 45 Xavier 52 LaSalle 43 Xavier 47 Purcell 53 Xavier 51 Roger Bacon 47 Xavier 47 Moeller 50 Won 15 Lost 5 in the closing seconds. This yearjs Frosh Team captured the GCL cham- pionship for the third straight time. In the begin ning the team was inexperienced and dropped its first two games. But the team came back strong and won the league with a 1242 record. Steve Cooke, Chuck OlLeary, and Tony Gribi led the team in scoring. Jim Heskamp, Dave Kress, and John Linneman enabled Mr. King to play a strong team at all times. TOP ROW: Wolf: Sehrantz, Hagen, Linneman, Kress, Tuke, Gribi, Sage, Mr. Xavier 33 Colerain White Oak 44 Xavier 42 Roger Bacon 48 Xavier 47 Newport Catholic 40 Xavier 45 McNicholas 38 Xavier 33 Elder 19 Xavier 45 Moeller 43 Xavier 50 LaSalle 35 Xavier 50 Moeller 34 Xavier 31 Purcell 35 Xavier 45 Roger Bacon 39 Xavier 55 Newport Catholic 41 Xavier 53 McNicholas 32 Xavier 37 Elder 30 Xavier 49 LaSalle 38 Xavier 44 Purcell 39 Won 12 Lost 3 King. BOTTOM ROW: Murphy, Cooke, Haun, HeskampJ T. Reder, OlLeary. This yearis Swimming Team did its part to establish a Championship sports trend this year at X by being the top team in the city. The team, under the direction of Coach Behrens, won the District Meet by a margin of 22 points over second place Western Hills, and in the process set four- teen new school records. The Freshman Team was also the best in the city, claim- ing the championship of the junior high division by 26 points over second place Princeton. The varsity dropped only two dual meets this year: one to Columbus Indiana, the Indiana State Champs, and one to Princeton. The Aqua-Bombers won the Princeton Invitational, were second in the Central Relays, and were third in the Miami Relays. Junior John Boyce was second in the State in the 100 yard backstroke, won the District with a record time of 58.5 seconds, and holds the school record in this event. Junior Tim Cahill finished sixth in the State in the 100 yard freestyle, won the District with a record time of 52.4 seconds, and holds the school record in that event. Frosh Mickey Cahill set the school record for the 400 yard freestyle with a time of 4:34 and the 200 yard medley relay team of Masana, Arata, Boyce, and Cahill also set a school record of 1 :46.5 in this event. Swimming Mike Masana, Mark Banks, Mr. Behrens, Bob Hebbeler, and Tom Geers proudly display the teams, District Trophy. Tim Cahill, above. shoves off in the free style and John Boyce gets ready for the backstroke. -...-....n....----;---mji DE ' y i I I '- -..-mmmmm- 136 Xavier 72 Elder 14 Xavier 4-9 Middletown 37 Central Relays 2nd place Xavier 4-4 Princeton 51 Xavier 76 Cov. Cath. 10 Miami Relays 3rd place Xavier 71 Purcell 15 Xavier 26 Columbus 60 GCL Triangular lst place Xavier 61 St. Bernard 25 Xavier 64 Wyoming 22 Princeton Invit. lst place Xavier 76 Newport Cath. 10 Xavier 57 Oak Hills 38 District Meet 1st place Varsity Swimmers TOP ROW: Eagcn, Shannon, Scheel, Masana, M. Cahill, T. Cahill, Geers, Nu- tini, Green, Kridcr, Mr. Behrens MID- DLE ROW: Brueggeman, Hub, Moors, Devanney, Mitterbach, Hoch, Boyce, Davis, M. Arata. BOTTOM ROW: S. Arala, Schustcr, Hill, Felton, T, Huth, R. Huth, Christensen, Hebbeler, Banks, Freshman Swimmers TOP ROW: Gilligan, Moors, Dierkcr, Cahill, Nutini, Hub. MIDDLE ROW: Schoeny, Trautmann, Spicer, Montgom- ery, Otten, Keefe, Maue, Mr. Behrens. BOTTOM ROW: Stahl, Huth, Homer, Osborne, Huth. 137 Bill Geers is set to rap out one of his mighty homers. Senior pitcher, Ed Kluska, warms up be- fore a pitching job. Baseball Behind the strong pitching of Joe Sadelfeld, Ed Kluska, and Jed 01301111611, the Varsity began the season as potential GCL and District champions. The pitching staff posted 4 shut-outs, one a no-hitter against Colerain tin which 05C0nnell, Pellman, and Sadelfeld teamed um and another a two hitter by Sadelfeld against Elder in the District Tournament. The team lost out in the District to Withrow as Ed KIuska pitched a one-hitter. Although the pitching corps was the teams strong point, the team hitting began to come up to par as the season moved along. Tom Breving, Bob Arnzen, Bill Geers, and Walt Sun- derhaus led the way. Breving, Reder, and Arnzen walloped homers over the newly-built fence at Xav- ier,s Held. The team lost the GCL championship 3e2 in extra innings in the last game of the season. The final record was 12-7. The Reserves fought their way to a third-place finish in the GCL and an over-all 11e5 record. The hitting power was strong as the team scored 101 runs. Gruen- wald and Haley led the mound corps. 138 366130an Record Xavi6r 1 Finneytown 5 Xavier 3 Purcell 0 Xavier 0 Elder 2 Xavier 3 xNyoming 1 Xavier 3 Roger Bacon 2 Xavier 6 Colerain 0 Xavier 4 Purcell 1 Xavier 6 Cov. Holmes 7 Xavier 3 Cov. Holmes 7 Xavier 6 Roger Bacon 3 Xavier 6 Walnut Hills 5 Xavier 4 Elder 0 Xavier 0 Withrow 4 Xavier 4 Moeller 2 Xavier 5 Wyoming 0 Xavier 5 McNicholas 4: Xavier 5 Greenhills 3 Xavier 2 Moeller 9 Xavier 2 Elder 3 Walt Sunderhaus slams out a double, Won 12 Lost 7 Varsity Baseball BOTTOM ROW: Gauche; Reder, W. Geers, Bird, Toon, Breving, Kestling, Sun- derhaus, Middendorf. TOP ROW: R. Geers, Kluska, Pellman, McConnell, Sad- elfeld, ArnzenJ DamnerJ CTCOnnell, Hughes, CarrollJ M1: Tolbert, Reserve Baseball BOTTOM ROW: Brinkman, Dempsey, Rowekamp, Kluska, Fleming, Slaughter, OCLeary, Bressler, Buschmann. MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Dilg, O2Brien, Weber, Arling, Haley, Gruenwald, Nuttini, Scheel, Rie- man, Schiller, Silver, TOP ROW: Mur- . , x INN xH'lf' 11V phy, Jamming, Bley, Tedesco, Klocke, ' 2 x '2 Knochelmann, Bird, Cooke, Macke, Darr, Schneider, Albonetti. 2 C 7055 Country The St. Xavier Cross Country men had a fair season this year. Led by Bill Gallagher, they went unde- feated in dual competition, even beating Elder who hnished first in the district meet. But in the three GCL meets X was only able to place third out of seven teams. Bill Gallagher finished first in the Enal meet with a time of 10:34. In the district St. X was a respectable fifth. Gallagher hnished twelfth in this meet followed by freshman, Art Regan, in thirteenth place. Although the team will lose seniors Gallagher, Tyirin, Ionna, Homan, LePere, and Miller, Coach Hagerty expects the team to be the best ever next year with underelassmen Art Regan and Don Dolan leading the way. Bill Gallagher glides in for a first place ribbon. Varsity Crogs Country TOP ROW: Tyirin, Ionna, Homan, Le- Pere, Miller, Cropper. BOTTOM ROW: Willis, Colonel, D. Dolan, Regan, Galla- ghcr. Reserve Cross Country TOP ROW: Maue, Sage, Jaspers, Thiel, Geers, Naddeo, Lampe. BOTTOM ROW: Ogden, Lynch, Knight1 Lafferty, Lobert. I40 Track The Varsity Track Team, hampered by rain and lack of a track, was unable to win a meet this year. The team did manage to fmish second in most of their meets and kept up a good driving spirit in practice. Coach Ballaban hopes to build a track within the next few years and is sure that the teams will improve greatly with the necessary equipment. The Reserve Track Team under the able leadership of Mr. Durso had a spirited team and they also Enished second in most of their meets. Several of these boys will be a big asset to the varsity in the future. The Freshman Track Team was the first frosh team in the history of St. Xavier and will be a fine training ground for varsity track men. Mike Eastlake practices hurling the discus. TOP PICTURE. TOP ROW: Lottman, Burkardt, Kehoe, McAllister, Kroth, Bonner, BurnsS Beck. MID- DLE ROW: Mr. Balaban, Ehlers, Deinlein, Born, Broe, Straub, McPhillips, Barrett, Naddeo. Giglia. BOTTOM ROW: Harbison, D. Dolan, Tyirin, Cropper, Eastlake, Gallagher, James, Hobbs. Ruddy. MIDDLE PICTURE, TOP ROW: Behler, Grebb, Dammcl, Overbeck, Voel- ker, D. Weber, Ryan, Lemker. MIDDLE ROW: Spizzica, Geraci, M. Dolan, Meyer, Brauch, Follick, Keating, Mr. Durso, BOTTOM ROW: Clement, Reenan, Carmody, Detmcr. Watson, Geers, Kofl'el, Watkins, Zepf. BOTTOM PICTURE TOP ROW.- Herman, Cassinelli, Glaser Dreyer, Holte, Villing, Clemen, P, Weber, Patterson. MIDDLE ROW: Canfield, McLaugh- lin, Schneider, Mane. Knight, Meyer; Gaiert Mr. Durso. BOTTOM ROW: Miller, Bolan, Egy, Allgeier, Wagner, Kersting. k mm: 97 mtg: Season? Record Xavier 1 Walnut Hills 4 Xavier 4- Aiken 1 Xavier 5 Elder 0 Xavier 4- Purcell 1 Xavier 4 Highlands 1 Xavier 5 McNicholas 0 Xavier 4 Moeller 1 Xavier 4: Elder 1 Xavier 5 Sycamore 0 Xavier 3 Moeller 2 Xavier 5 Hughes 0 Xavier 5 Colerain 0 Xavier 4 Greenhills 1 Xavier 3 Country Day 2 Xavier 5 McNicholas 0 Xavier 3 Ham. GarHeld 2 Xavier 5 Mt. Healthy 0 Xavier 3 Purcell 2 Xavier 4 Woodward 1 Tom Ormond shows spirit that made him the team1sNo. 1 singles player. Won 18 Lost 1 Tennis- GCL Champs Under Mr. Toepker the St. Xavier tennis team has emerged as one of the best in southwestern Ohio. The singles team was led by Tom Ormond at flrSt singles, undefeated Marc Young at second singles, and Tom Rodenat third singles. The doubles team was headed by the flrst team of sopho- mores Pete Cassady and Dick Felger. Three otherstoger Clark, Mike Grefer, and Bob Harpenauecomprised the second doubles team, the best two-playing. The year started 0H disappointingly with a 421 loss to Wal- nut Hills. Quickly recovering from this defeat, the team rolled up an 18 game winning streak, with a perfect GCL record, to take into the district playoffs. Marc Young displays the form , f 2 ,-' ' . 4- ,t. that kept him undefeated in 5:; 2 1. r j .- i Li: .L' . .' k A u rial regularseasonkplay. TOP ROW: Mr. Toepker, Lin. J , ' . neman, Muller, Grefer, Ormond, - 5 r' K 3 T! ' Harpenau, Roden, Felger. BOT- V , t f TOM ROW: Young, Cassady, Brinkert Ed Vondohre lofts one onto the green. St. Xaviefs golf team of senior Ed Vondohre, juniors Paul LaLonde, Jim Doyle, and Bob Smyth gave the school the second District Title in sports. The team edged Purcell in a close match for the District championship, en- abling them to compete in the finals at Columbus. Ed Vondohre was medalist in this match with a 73. After an initial loss to Purcell, the team went undefeated for the rest of the league games in capturing the GCL crown. In Paul LaLonde practices for an upcoming match. addition to the District team, John Soellner and sopho- more Jim Doyle also turned in fine performances during the course of the season. wt 'Mr. Berning, Wehrman, Doyle, LaLonde, Doyle, Smyth, Vondohre, Scell- ner. 565230an Record Xavier 3V2 Purcell 5I 2 Xavier 4 Walnut Hills 5 Xavier 8V2 Moeller V2 Xavier 2 Hamilton Taft 7 Xavier 9 Oak Hills 0 Xavier 7 Elder 2 Xavier 2 Princeton 7 Xavier 5V2 Roger Bacon 3V2 Xavier 7 LaSalle 2 Xavier 5 Hamilton Cath. 4 Xavier 8 Purcell 1 Xavier 8V2 Moeller I 2 Xavier 672 Mariemont 2V2 Xavier 7 LaSalle 2 Xavier 4- Withrow 4 Xavier 8V2 Roger Bacon V2 Xavier 9 McNicholas 0 Xavier 5V2 Elder 3V2 Won 13 Lost 4- Tied 1 143 Wrestling Varsity Wrestlers TOP ROW: Mr. Durso, Clement, Hack- man. Roden, Kramer, King, Eastlake. BOTTOM ROW: Oslcrwisch, McMa- hon, Ryan, Crowley, Kluska, T. Murray. Captain, Ray Ryan, works his man to the mat. Reserve Wrestlers TOP ROW: Mrt Durso, Duff, Eagen, Geiger, C. Murray, Fair, Broering. BOT- TOM ROW: Mackzum, Crilley, Gilli- gan, Fleming, Byrd, Daly. This was the first year for Wrestling at St. Xavi- er and the team had much to learn. 60 students turned up for practice with Coach Durso on the first day; at the end of the season only 25 wres- tlers remained. Conditioning is essentialethe boys in the best condition win. Despite inexperi- ence the matmen came near to upsetting Prince- ton, a very fine squad, in the hrst meet. In the second Princeton meet, Xavier lost by only one match. The Bombers continued their almost-win- ning streak by almost beating Oak Hills and Moeller. Their perseverance was rewarded with the first and only win of the season over Wood- ward with a rally of five pins. Rocky Ryan and Tom Kremer won trips to the regional meet but their more experienced opponents edged them out. 144 Cheerleaders It takes courage to stand up before a crowd and shout till it hurts. What hurt the most was that sometimes it seems so futileethe crowd just doesnit want to join in. The lot of the cheer- leader is to try to infect the crowd with his own enthusiastic approval of the boys on the field or on the hardwood court. He and his job are overlooked. He is not thanked, but he goes on try- ing to do the job that has to be done. Membership in this select group rose to a score of boys, and it shows well the spirit some students have for their school. Bowling LEFT PICTURE. BOTTOM ROW: Lehrter, Kieffer, PuthoH, Dillcnburger, Leist, Lienhart. MIDDLE ROW: McPhillips, T. Schneider, Vondohre, Krummen, Holiday, Brankamp, Benedict. TOP ROW: Young, Mol- ler, Hornbach, Merz, T. Gardner, T. Dreyer, Babey. RIGHT PICTURE. BOTTOM ROW: Stricker, Salem, T, Costello, Dumbacher, Murphy, R. Smith, Tenholder. MIDDLE ROW: Schweer, Coyne, Annekcn, Leshner, Doelhnan, Glassmeyert Dreycr, Bertoli, Glueck, Keith, Benken, Fr. Slattery, SJi TOP ROW: V012, Hessler, Carroll, Temming, Hogan, Pickrel, Bellcrsen, Sutton: Walther. BOTTOM ROW: Simes, R. Smith, Candelaresi, Nordloh, Hulefeld, Strautberg, Wclage, Harbisoni TOP ROW: Toon, R. Weber, M. Schneider, Young, Anneken, McAllister, Aug, Ponder, j. OiMalley, Fr. Slattery, SJ. Much of the talent remained hidden for years, maybe not talent for bowling but certainly a talent for having fun while trying to bowl. The turnout of over 56 men throughout the year astonished not only the faculty but also the student body as well. It appeared we had enough to insure bowlingas future at St. X. Due to the gentle way in which Fr. Slattery had Tom Gardner do all the detailed work of keeping records, the league had few snags, Most of the bowlers received a trophy for their participation. jun ior Prom The Junior Prom was held on April 25 at Music Hallas Topper Club. With Pat King as Master of Ceremonies and Bobby Gray- son,s orchestra, the night was ruled over by King 106 Speier and Queen Judy Hacker. Their court included Mike Broe, Greg Thobe, Tom Krallman7 Roger Clark7 Mark Arnzen, Ed OConnell, Harry Hellings, Terry Deinlein, and Pat Fagcs. 146 On May 8 King Lou San- toro with his Queen, Janet Gilhart, reigned at St. Xavi- eres Senior Prom. The court, Vince Aug, Chris Johns, Andy Busald, Ed Kluska, Rick Hulefeld, and Tom Beck, presided with the King and Queen at the Netherland Hiltonas Pavilion Caprice. The seniors danced to the music of Buddy Rog- ers. 147 Senior Prom Valedictorian Bob Thesing sounds the note of welcome. The beginning of the end Graduation On the fairly cool night of June 4 the Class of 1964 reached the end of the be- ginning of its formation. Valedictorian Bob Thesing bellowed forth the accom- plishments of our resourceful class. After His Honor Mayor Walton Bachrach gave a brief note of congratulations and en- couragement, Dr. William I. Schrimpf 0f the Class of :39, the key speaker, wistfully recalled his own school days and the tradi- tion that Xavier men have followed through the years. Fr. Vaughan, S.J., awarded the diplomas to the 280-pius graduating class. Some sixty seniors cli- maxed their last year with a 90 average or better, and some ninety more were over 85 per cent. The class received fifty-two scholarships. Brandy Sikic receives his diploma. 148 Mike Eastlake receives his diploma. Mayor Bachrach offers his congratulations. The end of the beginning 149 September was a month of beginningsethe school year, the football season, and the activities, both old and new. The Mass of the Holy Spirit on the seventeenth opened the year spiritually. Things settled down to a regular pace in October, and the teachers enjoyed an entire month completely devoid of holidaysi Xis football teams fought on, with the frosh doing somewhat better than their upper- class counterparts. The Halloween Dance ended the month. The X-Prms was born and the first issue came out early in November. Arch-rival Purcell was crushed by the varsity in the G.C.L. doubler header, and the reserves took Xis first G.C.L. title of the year, with the Fresh soon adding the second, The basketball season began near the monthhs end. The Thanksgiving holidays occasioned the traditional Thanksgiving Dance. In the Erst half of December students were treated to the General Motorsi Science Show in the gym. The var- sity roundbailers took up winning ways, never to drop them. Class 4C won the Canned F 00d Drive with 3500 cans. At the end of the month came the Christmas holidays and the Christmas Dance. The early days of January saw extensive preparation for the yeafs semester exams. The underclassmen retreats followed the semester exams. The year's first bonhre pep rally preceded the Moeller game. Frontier Night served to let OH the studenfs pent-up steam. 150 This Was K3364 151 9. On the third of February, hrst semester honors were awarded, followed by the holiday for Fr. Rector Friday the seventh was the big night for the basketball team as they all but wrapped up the GCL by defeating LaSalIet A week later the Baby Bombers took their GCL crown also. The Oratorical Contest and the Variety Show rounded out the month with en- tertainment. The most important test of the year for the juniors, the National Merit Quali- fying Test, had to be faced on the tenth of March. The quarter exams appeared on twen- tieth through the twenty-second. T0 wind up March: the Easter Dance started the long- awaited holidays, Early in April, interested stu- dents heard William Bowan, local leader of the N.A.A.C.P., speak. The spring sports program began to show promise for a successfuI season The Junior Prom was held at the Topper Club on the twenty-Hfth, and the Senior Prom at the Pavilion Caprice on May eighth. The spring play, No Time for Sergeants, was sandwiched in between these two events. The twentieth through the twenty-second were the final exam dates for seniors, with the unclerclassmen fac- ing theirs the next week. On the last day of May the Baccalaureate Mass for the graduates and their parents was offered. The last activity of the year, the Commencement Exercises for the graduates, was held on the fourth of June. Senior Directary ABER. Ronald B. 2510 Marlington 351-0074 ALBERS, John E. 3139 Pleasant Ava Hamilton 892-1466 AUBREY, John L. 6775 Cambridge Ln., 43 561-6673 AUG, J. Vincent 28 Elmhurst P1,, 8 321-4574 BABEY, James .1. 138 Glenmary, 20 221-4131 BACKUS, William J. 7710 Malabar Ten, 36 791-9655 BALL. Richard E. 6533 Baywood, 24 931-6174 BALZ1 David A, 3216 River Rd., 4 251-4299 BANKS. Mark T. 8100 San Marco CL, 43 891-5881 BARNETT, Eugene P. 9467 Daly Rd., 31 521-9730 BARRETT. Charles F. 2581 Grandin Rd, 8 871-2514 BAUMANN. Richard J. 1207 Hayward, 26 871-3403 BECK, Thomas D 6575 Miami Ave., 43 561-8925 BECKMAN, Paul A. 6200 Lisbon, 13 631-8745 BEN'KEN, Robert L. 922 Springfield, 15 821-3315 BIDINGER, Lawrence P. 6433 Cambridge Ave., 30 231-5933 BIEDENBACH, H. Michael 4147 Jerome Ave, 23 541-5576 BIRD. Kenneth M. 3926 NIefford Ln., 41 772-1898 BISSMEYER, Roger D. 8498 Owl Wood Ln., 43 791-4313 BLEILL, Michael M. 5944 Kenneth, 24 681-2355 BLUM1 James R 2232 Williams Ave, 12 631-7840 BLUM, Richard J. 841 Finney Trail, 24 521-5079 BOLAN, Michael L. 1353 Oak Knoll Dr., 24 521-9613 BRADLEY, James T. 302 Linden Ludfow, Ky. 431-9793 BRADY, Philip L 744 Wayne SL, 6 961-0962 BRANKAMR Jack W. 5714 Argus Rd., 24 6131-3378 BRANNEN. Charles J. 114 BurdsaH S. Ft. Mitchell, Ky. 331-3622 BRIGGS. Robert E. 107 Forest Ave., 15 821-2300 BRITTON, Michael R. 4501 Cleanriew, 5 921-3676' BURKARDT, James A. 1153 Grand Ave, Newport Ky. 441-6571 BURKART, Michael F. 5316 Dee Alva. Dr. Fairfield 892-4103 BURKE, .Toseph W. 6941 Home City Ave., 33 941-3043 BURNS, Terence R, 3873 Matson Ave., 36 791-5678 BUSALD, Edward A. 48 Hudson 5. Ft. Mitchell, Ky. 341-8182 BUSSE, Paul J. 12 Glazier Bellevue. Ky. 441-6344 CAHILL, James F. 2841 Astoria Ave, 8 321-6389 CAIN. Michael R. 3738 CliftOn, 20 281-6039 CARRIGAN, Terrence J. 8300 Springvallcy Dr., 36 791-8694 CARROLL, Patrick N. 4024 St Martin PL, 11 661-3640 CASSINI. John A. 2262 Kipling, 39 541-4128 CAVANAUGH, James M. 525 Larchmom Dr., 15 821-8197 CHALFIN, Gene R. 2914 Cortelyou, 13 351-2109 CLARK. John F 6646 Salem, 30 231-6546 COLACURCIO, Thomas C. 6609 Beechmont, 30 231-5202 COLLINS, Michael C. 405 Hoovcn Rd. Hooven 941-2877 CONRAD, David E, 5246 Willnet Dr., 38 251-1893 COOK, Richard G. 6520 Blue Ridge Rd., 13 351-6172 CORCORAN, Joseph A, 411 Dorchester, 19 621-4736 CORRY, Joseph W. 3745 Hopper Hill, 30 752-2916 CRANE, DENNIS M. 9236 Burgess Dr., 39 521-4523 CRANLEY, John J. 1826 Forest View LIL, 38 922-5015 DeGuire, Michael A. 1526 Oak Knoll DL, 24 931-3843 DELANEY, David A. 5326 Limestone Dr., Fair6eld 895-1441 DICKMAN, Kenneth G, 5590 Lucenna Dr., 38 922-3182 DITTMAN, David A. 1827 Forest View CL, 38 922-5092 DOHERTY, Michael E. 6210 Berkinshaw D11, 30 231-5713 DONOVAN. Michael D. 717 Burney Ln., 30 231-7103 DONOVAN, Michael J. 6808 Thompson Rd., 39 931-1990 DORSEL, Thomas N. 22 Arcadia Ave. Lakeside Park, Ky. 341-8416 DOWLING, Michael R. 3296 Nash, 26 321-8136 DRUFFEL, Richard T. 103 Hosea, 20 221-2210 DUBOIS, John C. 906 Rosetree, 30 231-1336 DUNN, Michael T. 744 Highland Ave. Covington, Ky. 291-0074 DUNPHY, John M. 532 Abilene Trail, 15 521-4711 EAGEN, Michael D. 3518 Cornell PL, 20 281-6271 EASTLAKE, Michael T 2896 Victoria Ave., 8 871-1542 ECKES, George H. 4220 Sullivan Ave., 17 221-1896 EILERMAN. Charles BV 2270 Dixie Hwy. S. Ft. Mitchell, Ky. 331-3427 EILERS, Albert H. 4135 Jerome, 23 541-3685 EVERSMANN, Thomas J 3153 Dot Dr., 13 631-5420 EWERS, Thomas H. 3518 Glenedge, 13 631-5654 FAIR, Thomas R. 1115 Hempstead Dr., 31 522-3164 FEDERIKA, John A. 5721 Euclid Rd., 36 791-6128 FINE, Gregory A. 7310 North Timberlane, 43 561-7561 FISCHER, Daniel P. 18 Far Hills Dr., 8 321-1467 FISCHER, Justin E. 5851 Lathrop PL, 24 681-7471 FREEMAN, Richard B. 2 Taft Road Ln., 6 961-4134 GABELMAN, Richard J. 8608 Balboa Dr., 31 931-2731 GALLAGHER, William T. 1791 Beach Grove Dr., 38 922-3590 GARDNER, Richard L. 3636 Columbus Ave., 8 321-681 1 GARDNER, Thomas H. 828 Finney Trail, 24 931-2850 GATES, Geoffrey W. 2897 Utopia LIL, 8 321-6468 GAUCHE, John A. 6741 High Meadows Dr., 30 231-6576 GEERS, John F. 1124 CovedaIE Ava, 38 4711-6258 154 GEERS. Thomas R. 7834 View Place Dr., 24 761-1264 GEERS. William F. 827 Suite. 5 471-4624 GEISEN, John B. 3614 Lincoln Ave. Covington, Ky. 581-3617 GIBBONS, Timothy D. 3774 West Liberty, 5 921-2489 GILL. Leonard A. 9793 Leacrest D1, 15 771-6720 GINOCCHIO, James S. 3526 Stettinius, 8 321-8911 GLASSMEYER, Paul A. 2251 Townhill Dr., 38 922-0805 GLUECK. Gerald R. Forest Hill Dr., 8 321-7927 GOLLER, William G, 1322 California Ave., 36 731-6711 GRATTON, Christopher A. 851 West Sharon, 40 825-1233 GUTFREUND, Edward J., Jr. 4343 Schulte Dr., 5 471-9 791 HAAS, Joseph F. 24 Avenel Pl. Fort Thomas, Ky. 441-5067 HACKMANJ Thomas I. 95 Arcadia Ave. Lakeside Park, Ky. 341-9180 HALL, Christopher T. 3780 O1Leary, 56 791-8040 HARBRECHT, Thomas G. 1750 Marquette, 30 231-5150 HARIG, Thomas J. 2971 Mapleleaf, 12 731-2486 HAYES, JOHN K. 5641 Candlelite Tern, 38 922-0345 HEBBELER, Robert M. 57 West Crittenden, Covington, Ky. 331-3477 HEENAN, Patrick J. 9056 Winton, 31 521-5787 HEINRICH, Mark 5066 Twin Brook CL, 42 791-5167 HEISEL, Charles E. 2621 Firtree CL, 23 541-0067 HENNING, John C. 300 Compton, 15 761-1302 HITZLER, Ronald R. 8891 Livingston Rd, 39 2321-3048 HOAR, Thomas J. 3316 Renfro Ava, 11 661-0788 HOBBS, Daniel G 5686 Headgates Hamilton 895-2549 HODGE, Steven D. 202 East 26th St. Covington, Ky, 581-9129 HOGAN, Timothy S, 5939 Cook Rd. Milford, 0. 831-3845 HOLBROCK, John G. 45 Orchard Dr. Hamilton 892-9547 HOLTMEIER, Denis G 5722 Wayside Ave., 30 231-6763 HOMAN, Andrew F. 3611 Zumstein Ava, 8 1321-3243 HUBER, Thomas M. 3990 Roswell, 11 661-3539 HUBERT, David L. 6943 Robvem Dr., 39 521-7714 HUESING, James R. 3631 Victoria Ln., 8 321-6189 HUFFNER, Stan F. 520 East Epworth, 32 681-6818 HUMBERT, Vernon H. 1829 Sylved Ln., 38 922-6672 HULEFELD, Richard R 7380 Algonquin Dr., 43 561-8040 HUTH, Jerome O. 5123 Chantilly, 38 251-1258 IMHOLTJ Robert J. 2435 Montana! 11 481-1389 IONNA, Sam L. 6426 Grand Vista, 13 351-1363 JEUDE. Daniel H. 527 Ridge Ave. Lawrenceburg, Indiana 1 - EUDE, David L. 27 Ridge Ava Lawrenceburg, Indiana. 107-M JOHNS. Christopher A. 1970 BelIgiade Tern, 38 922-1529 JORLING, David L. 3915 Ledgewood, 29 861-4659 KAISER, Paul D. 2910 Doughs, 12 631-7106 KANDRAC, Michael J. 7249 Garden Rd., 36 791-5327 KATHMAN, Robert C. 1109 Maureen Ln., 38 921-5541 KEHOE, Robert D. 548 Purcell, 5 921-0022 KENNEDY, Terrence W. 2036 Sundale, 39 521-2672 KERN, Michael E. 1484 Balfour Ln., 31 931-9393 KERR, Joseph K. 5845 Pameleen CL, 39 541-4929 KILCOYNE, James M. 3301 Westside Avea 8 321-2668 KING, Michael R. 5501 Karen Ave., 11 661-7935 KIRLEY, Paul O. 3427 Duncan Ave., 8 321-5080 KIRWIN, Daniel J. 7125 Winton Rd., 24 681-3039 KLONNE, Steve D. 3285 Southwoods Ln., 13 531-1778 KLOPP, Joseph M. 2812 South Rd, 38 941-3111 KLUSKA, Edward J. 1856 Greenbriar P1,, 37 531-5062 KNOSE, Lee J. 6814 Withany Ave., 13 531-5177 KORNYLAK. William J. 325 North 70 St, Hamilton 893-0816 KOVACS, Terence J. 2911 Temple Ava, 11 481-5565 KREBS, Jack R. 7812 Werner Ave., 31 521-7202 KREGER, Jerome D. 5521 Julmar D13, 38 922-4999 KREMER, Thomas A. R.R. 113,301: 51, Sunman, Indiana 2165 KRUSE, Daniel T. 4060 Ponder, 45 752-3088 LAMB, Ronald R. 2946 Cortelyou PL, 13 531-5016 LANGIANESE, Matthew S. 8686 Elmtree Aveu 31 522-3712 LE'MKUHL, Robert S 1550 Teakwood, 24 681-4265 LePERE, Donald R. 5449 Lanius Ln., 24 541-7490 LEUGERS. Thomas C. 6506 Plainfield Rd, 13 791-8576 LOTTMAN, Thomas J. 1136 Betty LIL, 38 471-5317 MCCAFFERTY, Michael D. 1031 E. Rookwood D1, 8 321-9617 McCLATCHEY, Jerome T 5209 Leona Dr., 38 922-4686 McEVILLEY, Robert M. 6555 Kincaid, 13 531-2689 MCLAUGHLIN, Michael J. 402 Waterbury Circle, 31 771-0818 MCMAHON, James M. 5801 GIenview Ave., 24 681-3558 MCPHILLIPS, Edward F. 2603 Cypress Way, 12 631-771 1 McWILLIAMS, James J. 1135 Overlook, 38 921-6128 MAGUIRE, Thomas B. 3438 Stettinius Ave., 8 871-4219 MARTIN, William L. 9084 W'mton Rd., 31 522-0524 MASANA, Michael P. 2464 Pleasant Ave., Hamilton 893-8106 MATHIS, J. Stephen 238 Beechridge Dr., 16 821-4740 MATTHEWS, Barry L. 34 Park Rd., Lookout Hglsu Ky. 331-3200 MAUE, James C. 1967 Ebenezer Rd., 38 941-4996 MECHLEY, Norbert A. 3722 High Point, 11 661-1021 MEEKER, Hayden E. 1517 Oak Knoll Dr., 24 931-3409 MEINERS, Daniel R. 3256 Glendora, 20 221-2026 MERCURIO, Ronald V. 4302 Floral, 12 531-3819 MERK. Charles A. 5220 Leona, 38 922-0880 MERLAND, Robert J. 7720 Cwenyn, 36 791-7297 MERZ, Philip H. 5617 Doerger Ln., 12 531-3091 MILLER, Michael L. 4491 Aicholtz Rd., 45 752-3957 MOONEY, James E1 1852 Larchwood PL, 37 731-6765 MORIARTY, James F., Jr. 7213 Winton Rd., 24 931-2928 MURNAN, John M. 5360 Maylee, 38 922-4808 MURPHY, James T. 6453 Honeysuckle, 30 231-2468 MURPHY, John W. 3584 Janlin CL, 11 481-6098 MURPHY, Michael T. 1086 Lawton Rd., Covington, Ky, 5 NEIDHARD, Robert A. 5236 Relluk, 38 471-2268 NEY, Robert T. 6508 Pace Ave., 13 531-8601 NIEHAUS, John M. 5664 Midforest LIL, 38 922-2190 NIEHAUS, Robert M, 551 Walter Ave. Fairiield. Ohio 893-4125 NIEMES, James E. 2672 South Rd., 38 941-0569 NORDLOH, Daniel A. 7775 Surreyhill, 43 561-8870 OLDHAM, Jack H. 4751 Glenway, 38 921-6494 ORMOND, Thomas P. 555 Missouri Ave., 26 321-5206 ORNELLA, Jerome G. 7689 Arlington SL, 30 231-6348 OSTMANN, Hubert L. 2664 Harrison, 11 662-5717 OTTO, Mark E. 2630 Gracewood, 39 541-4622 OVERBECK, Jerome T. 3123 Boudinot Ave, 11 481-7003 PACKER, Edward J. 343 Ridgeway Ave., 15 761-0302 PALASEK, Robert L. 4408 Raceview, 11 481-6730 PALKOVACS, Bernard P. 1027 North Bend Rd., 24 681-5147 PAULIN, Joseph R, 5918 Sunridge D11, 24 541-2608 PEAKE, WILLIAM M. 6774 Euclid REL, 43 791-4633 POLON, Barry :f. 8315 Crestdale CL, 36 891-3020 PRINCI, Paul R. F. 6477 Honeysuckle, 30 231-9542 PUTHOFF. Joseph L. 6260 Kincaid Rd., 13 531-7298 RALSTON, JAMES A. 3747 Isabella, 9 351-1449 REES, John D. 72 Aracadia. Ave, Lakeside Park, Kyl 341-8848 REGAN. David C, 571 Wellesley Dr., 24 761-1616 RHOADS, Jerome G. 6223 Marie SL, 24 681-2997 RICHTER, Paul J. 1180 Beverly Hills D1, 26 321-5170 RILEY, Patrick J 1342 Paxton Rd., 8 321-2609 ROMER, Robert L. 61 .Taponica DL, 18 825-3572 ROSS, Robert H. 3433 Muddy Creek Rd., 38 922-3408 ROSSELOT, M. Edward 3 Maple Ridge Miiford 831-2420 RUDDY, Timothy M. 3140 Fairhaven Ln., 37 531-1 1 10 RUEHL, Kenneth E. 3257 New Orleans Dr. South Fort Mitchell, Ky. 341-4232 RUFFING, Paul J. 3973 Grace Ave., 11 662-0380 RUSSELL, Joseph C 119 Sterrett Ave. Covington, Ky. 581-6936 RYAN, Michael J. 353 South 9D, St Hamilton 892-1368 SAALWAECHTER, Henry A. 5482 Karen Ave., 11 481-5996 SALEMx Francis J. 333 Don LIL, 38 471-8230 SANTORO, Louis J. 1047 Vacationland, 31 521-7753 SAUER, AIbert J. 24 Orchard Hill Rd. Fort Thomas, Ky. 441-6362 SCAHILL, Terrence A. 78 Winding Way Fort Thomas, Ky1 441-3789 SCANLON5 Michael C 1750 Pinehill, 38 471-5719 SCHABELL, Robert A. 25 Lorup Covington, Ky. 331-1094 SCHAEFER, William C. 5929 OgMeara P1,, 13 531-3175 SCHAEFFER, Earl G. 1182 Altadena, 30 231-7889 SCHEEL, Steven K. 49 Ten Mile Rd Amelia, 0. 753-5232 SCHEVE, Kenneth E. 7246 Chetbert, 36 891-2943 SCHILLINQ Timothy D. 6246 Orchard Ln., 13 631-6909 SCHMIDT, John E. 7201 Winding Way, 36 891-1517 SCHMIDT, Richard L 5639 Green Acres CL. 1 1 661 07 SCHMIDT, William J. 1047 Kreis Ln., 5 471-7811 SCHNEIDER, Thomas J. 1598 Robinway, 30 231-1218 155 SCHOTT, John A. 6081 Country Hills, 38 922-5445 SCHROER, Eugene L. 2414 Nova Ave., 38 481-7965 SGHWAB, A. James 7105 Graves Rd. 43 561-6666 SELLINGER, Joseph P. 2781 Queen City Ave., 38 481-8335 SHAY, Timothy J. 7227 Scottwood Ave., 37 821-0379 SHINKLE, M. Carl 6609 Apache Gin, 43 561-9232 SIKIC, Branimir I. 2346 North Bend Rd., 39 542-0487 SILBERSACK, Mark L. 3175 Ramona Ave., 11 481-7836 SIMCOE, James P. 2950 Wardalll 11 481-2608 SMITH, Francis M, 7321 South Timberlane, 43 561-9642 SMITH, James L. 31 Terrace Ave. Crestview, Ky. 441-8979 SMITH, Michael L. 1322 Herlin PL, 8 321-0618 SMITH, Reginald H. 668 Flagstaff DL, 15 931-4191 SOELLNER, John D. 6142 Kaywood, 43 561-8861 STADLER, Thomas R. 1440 Thomwood Dr, 24 931-5826 STELTENPOHL, Joseph C. 4186 Ruckle AveA, 11 481-6676 STIENS, Raymond L. 4410 Clifford Rd, 36 791-8164 STOECKLIN, Richard G. 4171 Homelawn, 11 622-4992 STOEGER, James A. 1727 Tuxworth Ave., 38 251-1281 STROHOFER, Joseph P. 4779 Dale Ave., 38 471-1795 STROME, Daniel J. 3321 South Woodmont, 13 631-8859 SUNDERHAUS, Walter L 10977 Bank Rd., 39 521-1716 SUNDERMANN, Neal R. 2241 Raeburn Dr., 23 681-5468 THESING, Robert J. 118 Bartlett Ava Erlanger. Ky. 341-9742 TORBECK1 Terence P. 3268 South Rd, 11 922-5169 TRAUTH, Roger L. 6127 Faircrest Ct, 24 681-5718 TRAVIS, Robert J . 1523 Woodville Pk, Loveland, 0. 831-5759 TYIRIN, Samson E. 2930 Losantiville, 13 731-1328 UHL, Jay C. 510 Crescent Hamilton 893-7395 VASKE, Philip J. 20 Oak St. S. Fort Mitchell, Ky. 331-3181 VENDRYES, Raymond H. 837 Fairbom, 40 825-3984 VETTEL, WILLIAM J. 10411 Twinkle Ln., 42 793-3968 VITULLO, Michael P. 881 Sabine CL, 31 521-9884 VOET, Paul C. 5803 Ridge Ave., 13 731-6251 VONDOHRE, Edward j. 3314 N. Sterling Way, 9 321-4787 WAIS, James D. 1126 Meredith, 39 522-2845 WALTER. LAWRENCE P. 5615 Pamlico! 43 561-8269 WALTHER, John E. 5501 Ruddy Ct, 38 542-0838 WEHBY, Richard C. 3049 Jenny Lind Rd Amelia 753-5099 WEHRMAN, Mark M. 205 Fort Mitchell Ave. Covington, Ky. 331-2998 WELLER, A. John 5917 Kenneth, 24 681-5274 WENTERSDORF, Anthony F. 1457 Dana, 7 351-5401 WESSELS, Jerome My 1717 Euclid Ave., Covington, Ky. 581-1553 WIETHE, Vernon CV 4129 Lansdowne Ave., 36 791-9056 WIHEBRINK, James A. 622 Delmar P1. Covington, KY 581-0901 WILHELMY, John R. 5242 Willnet Dr., 38 921-7949 WINKLER, Daniel D. 6664 Dante Ave., 13 351-2718 WINSTEL. William T. 1735 Andina Ave., 37 731-2675 WIRE, Daniel H. 1147 Hamilton Rd Covington, Ky. 431-5269 WISE, Frederick F. 2723 Harrison, 11 661-7829 WOESMAN. Francis H. 5746 Muddy Creek Rd., 38 922-3461 WOLNITZEK, Frederick W. 411 Werner Dr. Fort Wright, Ky. 331-2308 YOUNG, Stephen A. 3309 Sterling, 9 321-6096 ZENNIE, Thomas M, 1274 Morten, 8 871-3181 ZINCK, William R. 1817 NV Fort Thomas Ave. Fort Thomas, Ky. 441-3413 ZUEFLE, George R. 7461 Mar-Del, 43 561-60 74 Index Abner. R. B.. 31 Acrni. D. R., 73 Ahrens. G. .I-- 71 Aiken. NI. A.. 81 Albers. II. E., 31 Albonetti. M. II.. 71. '77 139 Alfcrs. R. E... 76 A11geier. T. E., 69.139 Annekcn. D. II.. 80.145 Arata. C. 5.. 77.137 Arata. II. M.. 80.137 Arcaro, N. G.. 68 Arling. W. I 74.139 Arnzon. M. G. 84,120, 129 Arnzcn. R. L,. 83.92. 139.129 Arnzcn. T. I. 69 Arnzcn. W. T.. 79 Aubrey. J. L.. 31 Audrelch. S. C., 77.97 Averd1ck, N1. R.. 79 Babey. I 1.. 31. 114. 145 Backus, W.J., 31 Bader. C. A.. 73.100 Baechtold. 13.17.. 73 Baechtold. W. I, 81.91. 105 Baird, B, D.. 81 83.11.11, E., 31,114 81112, C. R., 76 Balz, D. A., 32 Banks. M. T., 32.137 Banzhaf, F. G., 83 Barnett. E. P.. 32 Barnhorn. R. W., 73 Barrett, C. F., 32,106. 141 Barrett. II. F., 70 Battcrsby. .VI. A.. 68 Baumann, R. ,I.. 32 Baumgartner. K. R.. 7 3 Baumgarmer. W. A., 81 Baur, 13, II., 71 Bazeley, F. I. 74,102 Bazeley, S. P.. 73 Beck,G.G..82,121.1-1-1 Beck. J. L, 69 Beck. R. R., 78 Beck. T. 13., 32,92,108. 129 Beckman, P. A... 32.95. 99,108 Beckman. P. H., 80.91. 1 06 Behler, R. A., 79,91. 126.141 Beierle. D. L., 72 Baiting, D. I 83 3911.1. P. Bellersen, I8 A 73, 100 Bellersen, II. B: 78:145 Belliveau, A. R., 79 Beman, L. T.. 73 Bender, W. A., 68 Benedict. R. I, 80.145 Benken, G. I, 74.126 Benken. R. L.. 32,145 Benz. J. I. 75 Benzinger. M. ,I.. 84.91 Berberich, II. II., 74,100. 102 Berger. W. M.. 68 Bertnli, L. 1,. 77,145 Betigheimer. M. II.. 83 Bidinger, L. P.. 32.97. 100,109 Biedenbach, H, M., 33 Biedenbach, S. A.. 83 Biehn. .1- L., 76 Bkliauskas, L. A., 74 B1en. B. A., 71 Bigner, D. ,69 Bigner, W. M. .84 Bird, K. M., 38 9,2,106, 108.139 Bird, P. T.. 78,139 Birkmeyer, D. ,I.. 84 Bissmeyer, R. II., 33,93 Bittel, J. c, 71 Blackburn. G. B.. 70 B16111. M. M., 33 Blcy. D. W.. 79.139 Blum. C.. 71,127 Blum. II. R., 33,139.99, 104 Blum, R. II., $3,512.94. 109 Bodde. M V., 71 Bodde, W. 0., 77 Bodkin. D C.. 82 B111311,II. C.. 68.141 Eolan.1V1.L., 33.89 Bolte. G. R.. 82.,93114 Bo11ca11,II.C..73 Bonner, H. II., 82,91, 141 13016111311. R II.8 Bum Gene 13,82,141 Burn. Gerry E., 82 Bourgeois. P. 17.. 77 Bowdnn. B. M.. 69.105 Bayre. ,I. F.. 82.137 Bradley, II. T.. 34 Brady. E. M.. 77 Brady, P. L., 3-1- Brankamp, II. W., 34, I45 B1'.anncn C II.. 34 93 Branch C. 5., 7.7 91, 97,126,141 Branch, II. G.. 82 Braun. E. A.. 80 Breilcnbach. II. L.. 80 Breitcnbach. T. G., 80 1316155130, J. G.. 76.108. Brcving, T. 8., 80.139 Brcycr, E. L., 80,171,534, 105 Brichler, II. A., 81,92. 120 Brichler. R. 0., 74,126, 135,139 Brigger, W G., 79.126 Briggs. R E., 34 Brinker, R P. ,71,100. 142 Brinkman, T. I. 79 Brinkman, W. R.. 74. 100,102,139 Britten, M. R., 34 Brockman, E. 1., 70 13106. M. F., 80.91.93. 108.121.141.129 Broeman. P. I.. 82.94. 97 Broering, I. C., 78,144 Brown, C. K.. 68 Brown. I. A.. 76 Brown, P. M., 74 Browne, S. G.. 74.105 Brucggeman, E. F., 83, 97 137 Brunck, II. R., 84,139 Brune, A., 80.91 Brunetti, II. R., 81.92. 120 Brunst, M. A., 71 Budde, K. A., 76 Buente. W. L., 68 Buescher, ,I. L., 79 Bueter, B. M.. 78 Bumille1',C. L1, 74 Burchell, G. ,I., 71 Burger, C. 0.. 78 Burkardt.II. A.. 34,141 Burkart. M. F.. 35 Burke, A. L., 78 Burke, D. F., 73 Burke, J. E., 68 Burke. II. W., 35 Burke, M. E.. 75 Burke, T. I, 74.100 Burns, II. C.. 82,105 Burns, L. A., 73 Burns. P. G., 72 Burns, T. R., 35.98, 109.141 Burwinkle, R. I, 73 Busald. E. A.. 30,108 Buschmann, J. L., 74. 139 Busse, P. I, 35,109 Byrd. W. I. 68,144 Cahi11 F., 35 93109 Cah111.1 I 68 137 Cahill. T. 13.. 85.137 Cain, M. R., 35 Caliguri, F. A.. 85 Ca1kins,R.P., 74.100 Ca11an.D. F., 70 Candcfarcsi. M. R.. 79. 145 CanFleld. D. M.. 73. 141 Can60111.II.D..80 Can6e1d. M. E.. 83 Cannon. T. G.. 71 Cappel, R. W.. 83 Carmod'. T. .. 69.127. 141 y I Carrigan, T, 1,, 35,92, 94 Carroll. K. W., 81,145 Carroll, M, G., 80 Carroll, M. R.. '71 Carroll, P. N., 35,139 Carroll, W. N., 83 Cassady, P. L., 74.91, 100,108,142 Cassidy, II. K.. 79 Cassinelli, P. T., 71. 127,141 Cassini. ,I. A,, 35.89.94, 106,107 CaSSini. M. II.. 69 Cavanaugh, D. 13., 75 Cavanaugh, .1- M., 36, 9,105 Cenmer,II. L., 82 Cervantes. II. A., 82 Chalfm, G. R., 36 Charles, II. A.. 81 Christensen, J. F., 74, 137 Ciganko, G. A.. 82,112 Cise, G. E., 84 Clark. E. R., 82.92 C1ark.II.F., 36,109 Clark.T .,M. 74,135 C1ear,M.R., 74 Clear, T. L., 80,114 Clemen, F. M., 69,141 Clement, ,I. F., 77,141. 144 Clopperl, W. I, 82.91. 121 Cloud, T. I. 68 Colacurcio, T. C.. 35 Coler, M. T., 77.97 Collins, M. G.. 36 Colonel, C. II., 79.140 Calvin. T. 0., 70,100 Condon, T. E., 68 Conlin. M. T., 76 Connor, M. E., 71 Conrad, D. E., 36 Cook, R. G., 36.93, 109 Cooke. S. D., 71,108. 135,139 Cooper, E. V., 70 Cooper, P. I, 81.91, 93,106,11 Coppola, J. P., 74 Corcoran, II.,A 8 Corcoran, IIA Corry, I. W., Cosm. II. 19.137485 Costello, II.P Costello, P. M., 779 Costello. T. C., 83 Costello, T. ,I., 69,145 Cox. P. R., 84,120 Coyne, T. K., 80,91 Coync, T. L.. 80,91,100 Crane. D. M., 32.89.97, 105,108,109 Cranley, J. J., 37,1112 Cranley, P. E., 6 Craven, I M., 9 Crawford, ED ,32,92, 1 14 Cremering, W I,I. 68 Crilley, F. R., 71,144 Cropper, D. A., 81 ..97 140,141 Crotty, II. II., 71 Crotty, M. 0.. 69 Crotty, M. D.. 72 Crowley, D. M., 74 Crowley, M. II., 77 Crowley, C. F., 69,144 Crummey, T. C., 79 135 Dabney, C. 5., 79,91 Dalton.D. M., 75 Daly, T. II., 78.144 Dammel, R. M., 79. 126,141 Danner, D. H., 82.121. 139 156 Dare, II. M., 80 Darr, P. 0., 79.126.139 Davin. H. L4,, 77 Davis, C. II., 73 Davis.M. G., 81.91. 106,137 Davis. 5. W., 68.94 Deardorff. P. A., 71 DcGuire, M. A.. 37.89. 93,94,98.106.107 Deinlein. T. T, 83.91. 106,108,141 Delaney. D. 14.. 37.108 Delaney. D. M., 74 Delaney. .1. F., 82.91.97 Delaney, T. 13.. 84 Dempsey, D. W., 71 Dempsey, M. W., 68. 139 Deogracias, F., 68 Derrick, II. A., 77.91.97, 100,102 Desmond. D. D.. 85 Deters. D. H., 73 Deters. II. M., 80.91. 106 Deters, N. W., 80 Delmar, G1M1, 69,127, 141 Devanney, II. R.. 80.91. 137 Devins, II. E., 73 Days, W. C., 77 Dickman, K G.. 37 Diefenbacher, C. M., 78 Diem, M H., 74 Dierker. D T., 72.137 Dillon, R. T., 80 Dillenburger. P. F., 73, 145 DiMuzio, D. F., 73,100 Digman, D. A., 37,89. 4 Dixon. G. N., 81.91 Doellman, N. M., 73, 145 Doering, W. L., 79 Doherty, M. E., 37,97, 100,109 Dolan, D. J.. 75,140, 14 Donnelly, R. D.. 82 Donovan, II. R.. 73127 Donovan, M.D., 38,120 Donovan, M. II., 38 Dornheggen. D. P., 79, 91 Dorsal, T. N.. Duwling,M. R.,8,38114 Doyle. I. R1. 82.143 Doyle, II. 5., 178,143 Doyle, II. B.. 81 Dreycr, II.II.. 80,145 Dreyer, T. T., 71.141. 145 Droege, D. L., 84 DruHel, R. T., 38 Dube. D. G., 74 DuBois, ,I. C., 38 DUE, K., 79,144 DuEey. J. R., 83 Duffy, T. M., 69 Dumbacher, R. I, 74. 145 Dunn, M. T., 38 Dunphy, ,I. M.. 39 Eagen, D. R.. 68,127 Hagen, M. D.. 39.89, 106,109,129 Eagen, W. L., 75,137. 144 Eastlakc. M. T.. 39,92, 93.94.120.141,144 E11316, B. F., 78 Eblc, M.. 84- Eckes, G. H., 39 Efkeman, R. H., 79 EEY. G. C.. 72,141 Ehlers, W. II., 83.141 Eilcrman, C. B.. 39 Eilers. A. H., 39 E11ck,M.L., 83 Ellerman. G. W., 81.91 Elliott, E. L., 72 Engelbert, G D.. 71 Ertel, M. I. 68 Essclman. ,I. F., 83 Evans. D. L., 69 Eversmann. T. I. 39. 89,104 Ewers, T. H., 39 Exterkamp. I. G.. 83 Fagcs. P. W.. 84,108 Fair. T. R., 39,144 Fairbanks. I W., 68 Farfsing.IS. W., 71 chcrika, II. A., 40 Feldhaus, T. F., 73,100 Felgcr, R. I, 77 Fallon. T. B.. 77.137 Filusch, E. I.. 80.91 Fine, G. C.. 79 Fine, G. A., 40 Fiscl1cr.D. N. 73.100 Fischer. D. P.. 40 Fischer. J E., 40,92,911, 1 09 Fischer, S. A., 84 Fleming, .1- 0., 82.93. Fleming. R. W.. 79,139 Flick, II. 0.. Foellger, D. M., 82.135. 104. Follick, M. I. 79.126, 141 Ford, W. A.. 84 Forster. M. E., 77.91, 100,102 Fox, BC 72 Frank, II. F., 849197 Franz, E A., Frecman,R. B.. 40.92. 3 9 Frey, R. T., 80.91.97 Fuhr. C. II., 71,127 Funk, D. A 73,100 Fussinger. W. I., 69 Gabel. II. E., 70 Gabelman R. I, 40 Gagfiardo, I, 69,105 Gaicr, T. M., 73,100, 141 Galea, L. .1-. 80 Gallagher, D. F., 73 Gallagher, T. K., 68 Gallagher, W. T., 40, 92,106,140,141 Galvin. II. E., 77 Garascia, S. F., 68 Gardner. II. P., 71 Gardner. R. L., 40.94 Gardner, T. H., 40,93, 1 45 Gartner, L. 5.. 83,105 Garvin. B. F., 83 Gates. G. W., 41,94, 109 Gaurhe, II. A., 41,92, 139 Gears, .1- F. ,41 Gears. K R, 79,140. 141 Gears, T. R.. 41,92,137 Gears, R. I, 75,121,139 Geers. W. F., 41,92,120. 139 Geeslin, 1., 71.105 Gehring, E. II., 76 Geiger. II. C.. 68,144 Geiger. T. A., 76 Geis, S. E., 74 Geisen, II. B., 41 Geiser. II. E., 82.121 Gelwicks. R. J., 73 Ge;1f12ng,G.M., 69,100, Geoghegan, T. H., 73, 100 George. R. S., 72,114 Geraci, T. K., 77,141 Gerow. ,I. A.. 79,104 Gervcrs, D. E., 72 Ghory. W. 1.. 73,100 Gibbons, T. D..41.106 Giglia, A. R., 83,91,141 Giglia, F. I. 81 Gill, L, A., 42 Gilligan, D. 5., 72.137 Gilligan, D. D.. 80,91 Gilligan, ,I. F., 73,144 Gillman, P. R., 73, 127 G-inocchio, II. 5., 42.92 G1nocchio,L.A., 84,92. 111333121110, R. P., 71. 91 100 Glas6r, R.. 68,141 Glassmeyer,D. L., 73. 105 V7 Glass5mcycr, J. D., 78, Glassmeycr, P. A., 42 Glassmeycr, R. I., 77 Glueck, G. R., 42,145 Goldberg, M. D,, 68, I27 Goldcamp, W. F., 83, 91 Geller, W. C., 42 Goodman, J. E,, 80 Gurzelnik, P. R., 75 Gratton,C1 1A., 42,94, 109 Grebb, D.,I1, 78,126, 141 Green, C. P.. 82,137 Grcfcr, M. .A., 81,142 Greincr, M. W., 73,105 Gribi, C. A1. 71.108,135 Griffin, G. D., 78 Grimme, G. A., 73 Grosser, R1M,, 84 Gruber, F. P., 84.107 Grucuwald, ,I. T., 79, 108,126,135,139 Gucrity, R. C., 83.95 Guerity. T. ,I., 77.91 Guilfnyic, D. G., 79 Gutireund, E. ,I., 42,89, 95,97,99,105,106 Haas, ,I. F., 4392,1119 Hackman, T, J., 43, 144 Hagedorn, A. S,, 77 Hagen, T. M.. 70,135 Haley, M. J., 68,127, 139 Ha11,C.T.,43,109 Hall, C. E1, 78 Hamilton, W. P., 77 Hancock, ,I. F... 83 Harbison, M. B., 74, 141,145 Harhrecht, T, 0,, 43. 9 12 Hariq, T. J., 43,94,108, 109 Harland, K. T., 72 Harmon. J. D., 79 Harpenau, R1 A1, 85, 142 Harrigan, R. J., 71 Harrington, M. C., 8-1 Hartke, J. R.. 79 Hartmann, R, C., 80 Hasler, C W. .77 Ha1111,K. R, 71,135 Haun, M. A., 79 Hayes, D. A. 74 Hayes, ,I. K., 43,89,105. 109 Hayes, M 1?..138'5 Haynay, M. J Hebbcler, R. M? 75,43 92. 137 Heenan, P, J., 43,92, 94,98 Hcfele, J. C., 74- Hchman, D. H., 74 Heinrich, M., 43 Heisel, C. E., 44 Held, ,I1 51, 77 Hellings, H. P., 85 Helmirk, D. R., 70 Ho1mick,D.S., 84,91, 94 Hclmick, M. .A., 81 Hemmer, P. W., 73 chnard, G. A., 80 Henning. ,I. C., 44 Herman. T. ,I., 72.141 Herman, T. R., 70 Herrmann. E. D., 80,94 He1'51'7110de, E. F., 68. 12 Herst'hedc, M. J., 84, 121 Hcrzog, J. ,I., 75 Hcskamp, J. W.. 71,135 Hessler, T. ,I., 77,91, , 45 Hext, S. R., 80,91 H111, R, L., 79,137 H1112, S1 W., 74,91,126, Hilz, M. D., 77 Hirt, W. E., 80,92,97 Hitzler, R. T., 85 Hitzler, R. R., 44 Hobday, R. C., 84,145 H0b1itzell. W. H.. 83 Hockhausler, T. J., 79 Hock, T. P., 83,137 Hodge, S. D. 44 Hoefker, J. H., 75 Hoernschemcyer, W, ,I., 68 Hoffman, E, W., 82 Hoffman, M. J., 78 Hoffman, R. J., 85 Hogan,D.G.,8-1- Hogan, J. P., 80,145 Hogan, R. B., 80 Hogan, T. 5., 44,121 Holbmck, ,1I G1,44, 109 Holgwski, P. D, 74, 5 H01man,M. E.,7 H0110,J.C., 71,127,141 Holtkamp, J J. 694 Holtmeier, D. C., 97,109 Human, A. F., 44,94, 140 Homan,J. F., 68.105 Ho11nigford,D. C., 84 Hopple, G. M ,68 Hopple, R. V. ,,84 Hornbach, B. I., 82, 145 Harner,R. D., 71,137 Howe, J. R., 77,126 Howe. T. M. 68 Hub, S. A, 71,137 Huber, T. M. ,45 Hubert, D. L. ,45 Huesing,J. R., 45 Huffner, S. F. ,45 Hugcnberg, J R. 85 Hughes, D. P, 68 Hughes, T. J.!84,120, 139 H111tger.R,R., 83 Hulefefd, R. R., 30.89. 108.109.145 Humbert, D. L., 70 Humbert, V. H., 45,97,109 Huth, J. 01, 45,105 Huth, R. D., 70,105, 137 Huth, T. R., 73,137 111e, R. A ,83, 91 ,105 Imhoff, M. E, ,77 Imholt, R. J, 45 ,92 100 ,102,105, 109 Imw,a110 P I., 77,135 lunna, S. L. ,45, 140 James, S C., 81,141 Janning,R1L., 72,127, 139 Jansen,D. ,I., 76 ,Iaspcrs, G. F., 85,91, 140 Jenk, T. L., 75 Jenkins, R. C. ,77 qude D H. ,46 Jamie, D L ,46 Johns, C A ,46, 108 Jones, R. T :79 Iorling, D. L. ,46 ,89 Kail, I G 83,121 Kaiser, P 11,46 Kaise1, R. D., 79 Kandrac, M1,.,I 46 Kandrac. S C ,85 Kathman, F. I, 82 Kath11lan,R. I.,69 Ka1h111an,R C 46 Kathmann, M. A. ,86 Kcating,N. ,.,I 77,91, 126,14 Keating S. M., 68 Keefe, J. M, 71,137 Kchoe, R D. ,46, 14-1 Kaiser, P. A. ,68 Keith W. H! 84,145 Kelley, D. G., 84 Kellner, W. F. ,72 Kelly, R. R. ,80 92 Kemble, R. ,I., 78 Kemme, P. T., 479,105 Kennedy, T. W, Kenney, C. M. ,716 Kerber, F. J, 83, 91, 100 Kem,M VI..E ,47, 89 ,90, 106,109 Kern, P. C., 83 Kerns, W. D., 68 Kerr, J. K., 47,94,98 Kersting,J. A.. 68,141 KessJing, M. H., 78,126, 139 Kieffer, R. H., 77,145 Kieffe1',T.M., 73.100 Kihm, T. D., 84,120 Kilcoyne, ,WI. M ,47 Kilcoyne,W ,79 Kiley, T. P, 72 Kilf011,B. M., 81 Kinane, D. E., 74- King, I L., 75 King, M. R., 47 King. P. M., 82,92,121 14 4 Kinzcler, C. W., 75 Kipp, M.H., 71 Kirley, P. 0., 47,94, 109,112 K1rwin, D. J., 47 Klacne, P. E., 79 Kleinhaus, F. H. ,68 114,127 K1cinhulz, M, J., 71 Klekamp, M. P., 68 K11ne,D. A., 85 Klocku, D. W,, 77,139 Klonne, S. D., 47,121 Klopp, J. M., 48,98, Klopp, R. G. ,68 Kluempcr, R. L. 85 Kluencr, L. R, 71 Kluska, E. I., 48 ,108, 109,120,139,129 Kluska, J. L., 74,126, 139,144 Knecht. J. M., 75,135 Knigh1,E.A., 71,141 Knochelmann, C. E., 76,139 Knose, L. ,.,I 48 Knucven, R G., 77 Koch, F. E ,68,127 Koebel, C. T., 82,91, 106 K0801, W1B., 74.100, 108 102,191,141 Kuhmescher, G. H., Kone11nan,D..A. ,68, 127 Konermann, D H ,79 Konrad, K M ,84- Korbee, T. C, 74 Koren, P. W., 68 Korny1ak, W. ,I., 48 Kovacs,J. .A., 69,105 Kovacs. T. I., 48,105 Kowollik, M M., 77 Kraemer, J. 72 Kraemer, L. F., 80 Krallman, T. L., 82,121, 199 Kra71101 ,B M.,,73127 Kraus,W.I. 83,100 Krebs J R 48 ,90, 106 Kreger, J. D., 48 Kramer, T. A,48,144 Kress, D A., 73.135 Krider, R. I 68 Krider, W G., 82,112, 137 Kropp, J. J., 81 Krolh, W ,.,I 80, 1-11 Kruer, I. C., 83 Krumme. I. M. 77 Krummc11,M.W.,84, 145 Kruse, D T ,48 Kuhlznan, T L, 73 K11h1ma1111,L E.,81,91 Laffcrly,Ey D. 72,140 Lagedrost, D J., 83 Laib, S. C., 77 LaLonde, P. .1171, 85,108, 4 1 3 Lamb, R. R., 49,89,93. 97,109 Lampe, D. M., 84,112, 140 Lang,P1J., 81 Lange GT 71 LangianeseT, M S., 49 Langianese M. A., 70, 127 Larbes, R J., 73 Lechler, J. S. ,,76 126 Lcl1rter,J P.,82145 Leist, S. D., 74,145 Lemker. T. F., 79,141 157 Lcmkuh1,R. 5.19.92. 94 Leonard, R. T., 85,120 LePere, D. R., 49,140 Lerant, J. M., 82 LeRoy, ,I. F., 71 Leshner, M. R., 83,145 Leugcrs, B, C., 84,105 Leugers, G. A, 77 Leugers, P J., 80 Leugers, T C., 49 cherone, S. C., 68 Levo, R. V., 80, Libis,J. L., 74,126 Lienhart,F1B., 83,114. 145 Lindcr, ,I. E1, 73,108 Lingg, P. B., 76 Lingmsso, A. J., 78 Linnema11,J. R., 69. 135,142 Linnemann, K A., 75 Lobert, P, 72,140 Loder, R. W., 68 Loncy, M. T., 70 Loncy, P. F., 73 Lorenz, A. L., 77 Lotiman, M. C., 84.91, 141 Lottman, T. ,I., 49.89 Loughrey, W. K.,76 LubrcCht, ,I. F.,.68127 Luchbers, .A. M. ,83 Lucdckc. M C., 72 Luken, D. R., 83 Lunar, M. R1.873, 100 Lydon!y ,I. D., Lynch: J. F., 787,140 Lynch, P. A., 71 Lyons, D. M., 85 Lyons, J W., 73 McA1lister, ,I. I., 81, 106,141,145 McCafferty, M. D ,49, 89,93,109 McCarthy T. F, ,83 McClam I. G., 72,105 McClatchcy, ,.; T., 49 MacConncll, S. T., 81, 120,139 McCormick, ,I.P ., 82 McCray, R., 69,1217 McDougall, G. E,, 73 McEvilley, R. M, 49 MacEwcn, J. T., 80, 94,97,129 McGraw, J. ,I., 68 Mack, T. .A., 77,135 Macks, ,I. L., 77,139 McKenna, J. A., 71 McKeown, M. ,I., 77 McKnight, ,I. R., 76 Mackzum, P. C., 70, 144 McLaughlin, J, M., 50 McLaughlin, R, L., 71, 1 14,141 McMahon, D. C., 74 McMahon, J. N., 50, 144 McManus, D. R.. 74 McNally, M. D., 74 McPhillips, E. E, 50, 141,145 McSorIey, R. T., 73 McSwigan, J. D., 77 M61W1111a1113,,I. J., 50. 109 Maguire T. B., 50,129 Malone, W. T., 78,126 Maloney,,.I T., 84 Marco, I. A. 74,105 Maringer. G B., 82 Martin. T. G, 78 Martin, T. M. ,79 Martin, W. F., 80,129 Martin, W. L., 50,89, 93,98,109 Masana,M. P785001137 Masson,A. L Mathaue1,R.P.,085 Mathis, J. 5S., 51 Matthews, B. L., 51 Matthews, L, 12., 83,105 Mattingly, R. J., 74- Maue, J. C. 5,1 105 Maue, J. 0., 71,137,141 Mayer, T M, 74,9 Meadows, M. J 827 Mechley, N. A, 51 Meeker, H.E ,51,89, 105,109 Meier,C. 11., 72,114, 127 Mciners. D. 13,51 Meimse, F. L., 82,91 Mcnkcdick W E. ,178 Mercurio, R V. Merk, C. A 51. 95,1109 Merland, R. ,I., 51 Merling, I L. ,73 Mersman J 8., 73 Merz, P. 1-I.. 52,145 Messmcr,R. C ,68 Mcssmcr. W. E, ,71 Mcurer, G. J 73.100 Meyer, G. 77 91 14-1 Meyer, I F ,79 Meyer, L. L., 69 Meyer. R. I., 71 Meyer, S..J 72 1-1-1 Meyers B. V., Milddelhoff, P I2, 78, 6 12 Middcndorf, D F., 77, 91,100,139 Middcndorf E. J 79 M111er, M. L., 529-1. 98, 109,140 Miller, T. C., 73,141 Miller W J., 71 105 Mitchell, P. L. ,74 Milterbach,D1M18,-1, 137 Moller, M. W., 73,1419. Moller, P1V.. 80,91. 97,100,108,121,145 Mongnn,G. J 68,105 M0nnig,E C., 80 91 100,102 Montgomery, P. E., 73, 137 Mooney, ,I. E., 52 Mooney, T. M.. 80 Moors, M. I., 72,108, 2, 37 Moran, P. A ,82 Moran, W F 84 91 Moran, W J., Moratschek, G. T. ,8-1, 112 Morgan, 5. C., 77,121. 126,135 Murgayn, W I., 68 Mo1iarty,I. F. ,52 97 Mor21arty, T. M. ,72, 1 7 Mortox1,D. S., 81 Mnschel, D1L., 84 Muehlenkamp, M. T.. 78,116 Mueller, I. N., 68.127 Mueller, W. C., 83 Mullen. M I., Mu1v1h111,W1J.,5.83 20 Munz, T. E. ,,79 135 Murnan J. M.. 52 Murphy, J M ,.71 127,139 Murphy, J. T. 52 Murphy, J. W., 52,9 21 20 M111rphy, M. T. ,53 Murphy, T. D. ,82. 92. 145 M1111rphy,W.T.,68,108. 135 11411rray1A.J,,79 M111ray,C.J1, 8092. 106.144 Murray,F .-.I Murray,G. ,.,7I 3107 Murray, T. 31.8 71,144 Murrell, T.1A 68,127 Naddeo, I. K 140,141 Naish, S. C ,75 Niedhard, R. .A ,53 Neiheisel. G. L.,80 NeIson. M., 71, 27 Neville, T. J., 717, 26 Newman, A. .,,77 100,102 Ney, R. J., 53 Niebling, G. F., 68,105 Niehaus, B. M., 71 Niehaus, J. M., 53 Niehaus, R. M., 53 Nicman, R. E., 80 Niemes, ,I. B., 53.89 Niames, W. ,I., 74,91 Nolan, D. B., 70 Nolan, T. P., 85 Nord1oh, 131151., 53, 145 Nordlnh, I 11,84 N01'd111an,B. L., 8-1- No1'c1rncyer,,I. A., 79 Norris, D. R., 71 Nutini, D, L., 69,137. 139 OIBrien, D. M., 70,112 051311ien, T1 P1, 79,126 139 O Cnnncli. E. M. ,83, 92,105 139 129 O'Con11or,I1W., 80 OIConnor, W. G., 72 O'Dunncll, E. R., 79 01Donncll,1N.,I., 71 Ogden. M. F., 83,91. 106,140 01121121, M1,I., 68 Oldham,I. H., 53 OILeary, C, I., 68,108, 127,135,139a O Mallcy. I I.15,145 O'Neill, E. ,I. 71 Ormonc1 D.PI.,8-1,112 Ormond, T.P 53, 1-12 OrnL-Ha I1G1u5-1 Ortner. R1C1 Osbmnc, P. A ,711, 137 Oslcrling,N1A.,85 Osicrwisc11.R1P,82, 97, 1-14 Ostmam1,H1 L1, 54,105 Oslmann, K. R1. 75. 105 Ostrandcr. M. M., 80 Otlen, M. 5,, 73,137 0110,1311. E., 5-1- Ovcrhcck ,I. R., 78. 120,126,141 Overbeck, ,I. T1. 54,89, 97.102111061011109 Owens, R. E., 82 Packe1-,E.I.,5-1 Pa1asek,R. L., 54.97, 108 Palkovacs, B. F., 5-1 Palmisano, M. ,I., 84 Papin, P. R., 76 Parker, C. G1, 76 Patsfall, M. R., 68 Patterson, 11. I., 71 Patterson, M. C, 73, 141 Paulcy, A. M., 78 Paulin, ,I. R., 54- Paxton,R1,I., 71 Pcake,1V.M.,5-1.114 Penman, D. E., 83,139 Peters, D. F., 82 Pcttcng111,D, E., 73 Phelan, I E., 70 P61111155, T. I., 79 Pickrc1,T.R., 77,115 Picpmeicr, S ,I, 78 P1110 1 R, 70 Pndcsta, I,, I., 77.1201 9 1-6 P0111, R, 1..., 69 Pohlman, T. L., 82,108 Polon, B. I., 55,119,154 97,106,109 Ponder, 13.11., 77,91, 145 Pope, R. A., 82,92 Poplis. ,I. L., 72 Porowski, S. I., 70 Posinski, 11- H., 841,114 Princi, P. R., 55,92, 108 Purvis, T. L.. 70,100. 114 P11111011. 13.13.. 77,145 Puthnff, ,I. L.. 55,1211 Quammcn, D. M., 74, 91 Quinn, E. I., 82 Rack, R. W., 84.106 Raleigh, H. L,, 71 Ralston, ,I. A., 55.120 Randolph.J,C,,7-1 126,135 Rasc'hc. I. I.. 83,121 Rave, R. F., 82 Reagan. D. F.. 73 Reder, R1 P., 75,108, 135,139 Roder, T, I., 73.135 Redmond, ,I, D1, 7697 .Recnan, M, T., 68,141 Recs, ,I. D., 55 Reese, ,I1 131,76 Regan. A. V., 68,140 Regan, D. C- 55 Reichcrt.R.W.172 Rcifenberger,R1G1, 74 Reinersman, G. T., 74, 91,105 Reininger, G1V1. 701 100 Reinstat1e1 M 8R. ,71 Reister. I. I, Reitcnbach. P7 I, 85 Rhoades, ,I. E. 77 126 Rhoads, I. G., 55 Rirhards,M.E.161 Richter, P. I., 56 Richter, R. T.. 83 Rielage, R. R., 80,92, 95,99,112 Rieman. J. R., 75,139 Riley, ,I. S,. 84 Riley, K, M.. 71 Riley, P. I., 56 Rinaldi, F. P., 79 Rinderknccht, ,I. E., 85 Ritchic,1N.,I., 74,126 Rittcr, R. G., 84 Roach, S. V., 82,92 Robbins, A. F., 84,121 Robbins, F1I1, 72,127 Robertshaw, F. G., 79, 91 Robkc, R. G., 59 Robson, T. I., 79 Rodcn,T1M., 80,91, 106,142,144 Roettker,,D1R., 73 Rogers, H. R1, 75,126 Rogowski, T. L1 70 Romer, R. L., 56 Romcr, R. E., 76,105 Russ, R. H., 56 Rosselot, M, E., 55 Rottinghaus, T I., 82 Rottner, W. L,, 6 Roustcr. D. 51, 81.91 Rovitu, L. C , 4 Rowekamp, E. A., 71, 127,139 Ruddy, T. M., 56,141 Rueh1,K. E., 56 Rumeg, P. I., 56,98 Rump, I. G, 8492 Russell, I. C., 56 Russell, S. I., 73,105 Ruttcrer, P. I. , 73 1411-11 73 Ryan, I. ,I1,79,141 Ryan, M. I., 57,92,109 Ryan R. D. ,80,92,144 Saal, W. D., 79 SaalIcld, T., 82.92 Saalwaechter, H. A,, 57, BD9, 10983 Sack,D SadeIfel'IdIgR, 81,92, 139,12 9 Sage, F. M., 76,108 Sage, M. ,1, 69,135,140 St. John, R., 79 Salem, F, I., 57,145 Salem, S. I., 83,92,97 Sammons, D. G., 74 Samples, G., 77 Samples, P. D., 81, 108 Sanders, H. R1, 80 Samara, L. I., 30,92, 108,121 Santorn, R, G., 79,108 Sanmnc, V. A., 74197, 100, 91 ,10257 Sauer. A I Saul T.G.,771,100.102 Saunders, M. I 68,127 Savage, G. L.. 78 Sawma, V. A., 79 ScahiH, T. A., 57 Scanlon, M, G., 57 Schabell, R. A., 57 Schackmann, D. ,I,, 74 Schaefcr, T. I., 82 Schaefer, W. I., 84 Schaefcr. W. G., 58 Schaeffer, E. G., 58 SrheeI, L. R., 77,126, 139 Schecl,S1K1. 58,819,539, 106,108,137 Schellhmm D. I, 69 Schenk, C. D., 78 Schcxge ,.I R., 73,10 0 Schcve, K. 13,58,133, 109 Schiller,M.,I..7-1,139 Schilling, T. T., 58 Schley, M. A., 71 Schlocmer, I1 I., 82 Schloss, F. M., 79 5031711idt, ,I, E.,, 58,94. Schmidt, ,I. C., 83 Schmidt, ,I. D., 85 Schmid1,R, A., 70 Schmidt, R. L., 58 Schmidt, W. I., 59.109 Schmils, M. G., 72 Schneider,I. L. ,71 Schneider, M. ,I., 74 91,139,145 Schneider, M. D1, 77 Srhneider, P, L.. 85 Schneider, R. W,, 69, 141 Schneider, T. I., 59, 114,145 Schnelle,,I1W.,73 Schnirring, H. I, 70 Schocnhoff, R. I1, 83 Schoeny, B. R., 71,137 Schoeny, E. I 83 Schupmeyer, T 13.82 3011011, I. A., 59, 94, 97 Schrage, S. T.. 85 Schrand, W.A., 74,112 Schrantz, S. I., 721135 Schroeder, L. E., 80,91, 97 Schroer, E. L., 59 Schucrmann, ,I. ,I1, 75 Schuermann, I, A, 84, 97 Schulten, J, E., 71 Schulze, E. T., 71 Schustcr, K. G., 79,137 Schuster, R. I., 78 Schulte, T I., 71 Schwab, A. I., 59.109 Schwartz, H. A., 80 Schweer, M. L., 84,145 Schwiers, R. I, 78 Scolt, R, T., 72 Seibcl,W1C.,83 Sellinger, ,I. P., 59,89, 10 Semet-Koski, G. S., 81, 100,102 Shannon. F. X1, 80,93. 106.137 Shaw, R1 E., 74,100 Shay,T. ,I,, 59,139,137, 100,109 Shea, I E., 81 Sheanshang, A1 G.. 85 Sheanshang, G. L, 73 100 Sheehy, P. M., 84 Sherman, ,I. M., 78 Shie15,R1D1, 79,135 Shinkle, M. G., 79,135 ShulIman,,I1F., 69,105 Shuman, R. E., 80 Sikic, B. I., 30,89,97, 102,109 Silhersack, M. L, 59, 89,100,102,109 Silver, ,I. I., 77,126,139 Simcoc, ,I. F., 60,109 Simcoe, I. D., 73 Simes, G. F1, 81,145 Slaughter, K. R., 73, 100,139 Smith, CF, 84 Smith, D. R., 80 Smith, F. M., 60 Smith, ,I. L., 60 Smith, I. G., 69 Smith, M. L., 60 Smith,R.1-L, 60,145 Smyth, R. I., 80,92,143 Soellncr, ,I. D., 60,143 Somborew, R. S, 58 Sopko, ,I. A. 7,4 91, 100, 102 SpaccareHiwI1Fq73 Spatth, I.W 76 Speier, ,1. D1, 80,92, 108,121,129 Sperbcr, T1 5., 74,91,97 Spicer, T, M., 70,137 Spiller, T. E., 80 Spizzica, J. R. 77,141 Splain,M.,I.,7-1,126 Stadler, I. R., 75 158 Stadler, T. R., 60,92,911 Stah1,C.C.,84 Stahl, G. I., 68,137 StahI,,I1M1 77 S1att,,I1C1,77,126 Stautbcrg, G. A1, 72 Stautberg, P, I., 77,145 Steel, ,I. A1, 79 Stefan1,M. 5., 70 Stehr, C. L., 72 Steltenpohl, ,I. G., 61 Stenger, E. C., 82 Stewart, T. I., 130 Stiefvater, W. M., 76 5110115, R. L., 61,92,121 Stoecklin, R1L., 61 Stocgcr, ,I, A., 61,851,537, 100,102,109 Strasser, P, I., 80,107 Straub, C. F., 81,141 Stricker, ,I. P., 81,145 Strickcr, R. 0., 70,114 Strohofer, ,I. F., 61 Stmme. D. I., 61,89, 106,109 Stromc, ,1. A1, 82 Strunk, M1I., 68 Sturgeon,D1R., 75,91 Su11ivan, R. L.. 68 Summc, ,I, P,, 78,91,105 Sunderhaus, W. L., 61, 120,139 Sundermann, N. R., 61 Sutton, M. G., 82.145 Svirbely, ,I. E., 80,91,94 Sweeney, M., 68 Tabeling, H. I., 79 Tabeling, L1,I1, 77,135 Tabeling, P, 51, 84 Tallla2rigo, M. M., 81, II Tausch, P. ,I..8 Tcdcsco, A. P2478, 126, 139 Teismann, P. T. 85 Temming, M, I, 85, 145 Tenbrunsel, W. ,I., 73 Tenholder, M1F1, 80, 145 TenhundfeId, T. G., 68 Terrell, R. P., 74 Thesing. R. I., 61.89, 100,102,105,109 Thiel, M. C1, 70,140 Thiclen, R. L., 83.114 T110136, I, G., 81,92,129 Thole, T. I., 82 Thomas, R. F., 83 Thompson, E1 5., 79 Thompson, R. E., 80 Thompson, W. R., 84 Tieves, ,I. L., 77 Tieves, LE, 71 T0101, M. I, 79,91 Tillman, I, G., 80 Toon. R. W., 83,139, 145 Torbeck, R. R., 69 Torbeck1 T, P., 62.89, 106 109 Tranter, R. T1, 83 Trapp, M. R1, 82 Trapp. T. S., 75 Trauth, R. L., 62,92. 114 Trautmann, I. A., 71, 137 Travis, R. I., 62 Tretter, R, A, 79 Tribbe, G. F., 80 Tribbe, P. D, 70 Triplett, P, W., 75 Trotta, A. V., 71.127 Trotta, G. A., 79 Tuke,C1F1, 71 Tuke, R. 711116910135 Twigz, .IW Tyirin S.E1,62,89,140, 141 Uehlin, S. L., 82,91 U111, ,I. I., 62,109 Uhlenbmck, B. C., 71 Uhlenbrock, L. ,I, 79 Ungruhe, D1 C., 72 VanGilse,W1V., 74 Vaske, P. ,I,, 62,92 Vendryes, R, H., 62 che1. W. ,I., 62,105 Villing, T. A., 73,100, 141 Vitulln, M. P., 62.92 Voelker, L. E., 74,126, 141 Voet, P. G., 63,109 Vogele, ,I. A1, 82 Volck, E,W1,80,92. 93, 94 Volz, G. R., 70 VolzJA1, 75, 91, 145 Vondcrbrink, M 73 VonderBrink, T. ,.CI 69 Vondohre, E. I., 63, 109,143,145 Wagner L K ,71,141 Wais,,I1 D., 63,121 Walker, M.. 84 Walker, RT, 68 Walter, L. F., 63 Walther, ,I. E., 63,145 Watkins, L. T., 79, 91,126,141 Watson, L. M., 70,100 Watson, R, E., 78,141 Weber, D, I., 75,91, 126,141 Weber, H, P,, 73,106, 127,141 Weber, ,I. R., 74.91 Weber, R. A., 74,126, 139,145 Weglage, W. P., 79,91 Wehby, GI, 72 Wchby,I1H., 85 Wehby, R C. ,63 Wehrman, M M., 63, 92,143 Wehrman, P. T., 79 Weierman, I A., 68. 127 Weinkam, T. W., 82 Weiscubcrgcr,R1,I., 74 Wetage, B. P., 75,145 Weller,A1I., 64,89,109 Wenstrup,D1,I., 78, 100,126 Wentcrsdorf, A. F., 64, 109 Wesling.M1I,. 83,129 Wesscl, D. E., 801107 Wessels.,I. M., 64 Westling, M. W., 83 Whalcn, D. A., 80 Whalen, T. T., 68 Whalcn, W D ,72 Wicland S. T 70,100 Wicthe, M. ,1,I 81,121 Wiethc, V, G., 64 VVigtun, R. 3,, 00,97, 1 14 W111ebrin1c,,I. A., 64, 1 0 2 Wilhelmy, I R., 64 Wilkins, M. M., 77 Wille, L, I., 74 Willc. T, E., 82 Williams, M. E., 83 Williams, R. H., W1111amson,R. M71170 W1125.D.P.,7B,108, 1 Wiltse, D. W., 72 Wi11kler,D. D., 64 WinsteL W1 T.. 64 Winter, J, F., 75 Wire, D. H., 64,92,109 Wirthlin, P, I., 77 Wise, F. F, 65 Wine, R. 1..., 83,112 Wittc, R. A., 84 Woesman, F. H., 65 Wolf, R. W., 68,135 Woliver, R. E., 80 Wolnitzck, F. W1, 65 Wolnitzek, S. D., 74 Wuehbold,W1I., 68 Yancey, I. G., 73 Young, Marc, 74,142, 145 Young, Mark, 79 Young, R. I., 73,100 Young, S. A., 65,145 Yurck, E. L., 84 Zeiser, D, W1, 73 Zeitz,W1M1,80,94, 112 Zennie, T. M.. 65 Zepf, M. L., 79141 Zinck, W. R., 65 Zuefle, G. R., 65 Zwertschek, E. 5., 74,94, 97 John C. Banks Company Compliments of Dell Burchell Cheviot Tire Company Car Service Center 4513 Bridgetown Road Cincinnati, Ohio 4521 1 661-6141 Coca-Cola 11Things g0 better with 001:6: The Dana Coal Company Yards: N 81 W Ry., Dana Ave. Phone: 631-4724 V ictory Plating Incorporated 3814 Olivette Avenue Cincinnati, Ohio 45211 Phone: 662-1420 Entner Oldsmobile C0. 4040 Spring Grove Ave. Cincinnati, Ohio 45223 Phone: 541-1980 Merle Fine Moving 8: Storage 3646 Montgomery Road Cincinnati, Ohio 45212 Phone: 531-3333 French Bauer Dairy Parkway 8: Plum St. Cincinnati, Ohio 45202 Phone: 241-3400 TheJ 8: F Harig CO. 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