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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1969 volume:

9 6 9 1 Y A R lo 0 h C S h .w: H r .w V a X t. S X .m h 0 .U a n .m c .m C H. X e m m 0 V The beginning Sports Activities Academics Underclasses Seniors Faculty . The end hrmww. A deserted building opened to meet us If I get to school before 7:55, I wait in the gym lobby and I have my choice of three floorsy for the magic moment when the corri- dor doors open and 1 wind my path past you to my locker. to my homeroom. sometimes to the library to study for an upcoming test . .. I: The class day was long, unending work Announcements. home room. and the be- ginning of class, seemingly unending class. One ends, Another begins. Lunch follows classes, but the enigma is that it precedes them too. I sit in class and listen to the teacher drone on and on and ... The lounge and cafe- teria helped relaxation The fourth period comes and I can take a break. Lunch means food and gab: On the English, what d'you say the theme was? In the lounge I pass you and say, hHi! My friends have a table and I sit there. We talk but we don'talways communicate . . s 9,1$LE'L.L L. I rL Life went on outside Xavier's halls Home is a choice for me at 3:00, or there's always activity on the athletic fields to watch. But besides that, some events ta ke place away from school. Of course sports often do, but there's CAP too. Often work, maybe on a float, has to be done outside . .. 12 13 Activity continued inside after 3:00 p.m. There's always activity inside too. Meetings, deadlines, work sessions - so many things to do. Is there always a play in production or does it just seem that way? The band prac- tices, debaters practice, jug is held for the unlucky . . . , I I wmtlrmwm. ' 7v . m .g, ' .1,.,..:,:, :;f;;':: MIMmmm, w W'Wtr mum; w .W. , 53', Mfr 'M' ,:,,,,y5'.m9u W; 7.41 dubrryzuu? tiym .11 y! ,1 r 12117,? :. . , 17 Mixers added action to weekend social life There weren't any sock hops - only mixers. But for a mixer in the gym everybody had to take off his shoes. I went to some of them and sometimes I had fun Other times - weir, the story was different. A few good bands played too . K . 19 Football enlivened fall school life Our team was pure soul! The Victory City Bombers rolled up win after win, and spirit soared. I rode in some of the bus caravans. They helped unite all the sections of the school into a single voice. The whole school, united. was proud . H Dances eased the daily grind of school life The first big date dance was the one at Homecoming. I went to that one and it was great, There were other dances too v- Thanks- giving, Christmas, Easter. Not all of them were as good as the first one, but they all were fun 21 Mach II made its ap- pearance in the gym The basketball season could have been anti- climactic but the spirit machine kept rolling. There weren't as many pep rallies or bus cara- vans to away games, but at times there were no tickets to be had. Anyway. the pride didn't fade any . .e 22 23 Bombers win GCL with undefeated 9-0-1 season The 1968 varsity football team at St Xavier was without a doubt the finest on record. The team compiled a best-ever record of 9-0-1. tied only by the Moeller Crusaders. The Bombers set records by scoring the most points in one season e 257. They also set an area record by allowing only 32 points for a 10 game season. The Bombers proudly brought home their first GCL Championship since 1957, and only the third undisputed title in the history of the schooL ABOVE: Wehby pulls down a Thoroughbred. BELOW: Rebsch heads for the end zone while Ratterman sets up his blockl 26 FRONT ROW: Washington, Cuilinane, Brisslenn, Ries, Shultis. Kramer, Lock- wood, Meyer. SECOND ROW: Mooney. Howard, OVLeary. Mense, Stenger. Heidel, Boerger, Wehby. THIRD ROW: Mackey. Mack. Shafer. Hammelrath. Kile, Holtman. Iding, Haslerig FOURTH ROW: Rebsch, Mueller. Krumdieck. Fitzpatrick. Tuke. Heil. Klopp. Freking. FIFTH ROW: Kroth, Bottenhorn, Fer- 27 guson. Howe, Wipperman. Ratterman. Costello, Mollmann SIXTH ROW: Sabato. Eastlake. Cummings. Goldcamp, Bums. Menke, Wendelken, SEVENTH ROW: Scherzinger, Gronotte, Ihlendorf. Kanter, Shiels, Barret, Elsaesser. Finish lst in city 5th in the state! Offensively, the Xavier Bombers were led by senior backs Denny Costello. Bob Ries, and Chuck Fitzpatrick, who recorded a combined total of 122 points, Costello being the leading scorer with 52. Fitzpatrick tallied the most number of yards for any Bomber player, gain- ing 668 yards, averaging 4.9 yards a carry. Marty Mooney led the offense at the number one quarterback spot, passing for 759 yards and nine TD's, with Clint Haslerig. his favorite receiver, snatching 20 passes and scoring 20 points. 29 Powerful offense and defense crush opponents The Bomber defense, spearheaded by line- backers Barry Shultis and Ted Mack, showed itself to be most impressive. They held their opponents to but 32 points, best in the city. and a new school record. The Xavier defensive backfield snatched 26 of the opposing team's passes. with All-State Joe Ratterman grabbing 8. Mike Kramer led the team in tackles with 53. Opposing quarterbacks often were victims of the ferocious pass rush of uJumbo John Cummings. Bob Menke, Bob Goldcamp. and Mike Heidel. ABOVE: Fitzpatrick heads for right end. RIGHT: The de- fense swarms around a Wal- nut Hills player. TOP: Ueft to righD, Greg Howard, Offensive half- back: Dan Eastlake, Offensive tackle, Ali GCL: Jerry Klopp. Offensive guard. MIDDLE: Bob Ries. Offensive fullback. Most Valuable PlayerV Co- captain: Barry Shultis, Linebacker. Co-captain; Bill Mackey, Offensive end. BOTTOM: John Cummings. Defensive tackle, Best Defensive Lineman, GCL Lineman of the Year. Post Times Star lst team, Enquirer Lineman of the Year. Southwestern Ohio Coaches Association Line- man of the Year, AH State lst team: Andy Burns. Defensiveend. TOP: Heft to righ'o, Ted Mack, Lineback- er. AH GCL. Enquirer lst team, South- western Ohio Coaches Association 151 team; Paul Mollmann, Offensive guard. All GCL, Most Improved Player, Enquirer lst team, SWOFCA lst team; Denny Cos- tello, Offensive halfback. Best Offensive Back: Ken Iding, Offensive guard, Best Offensive Lineman. 2nd ROW: Rick Wendelken, Offensive tackle: Chuck Fi- tzpatrick. Offensive halfback; Bob Gold- camp Defensive end. All GCL; Dave Krumdieck, Center; Mike Kramer. Line- backer. 3rd ROW: Joe Ratterman, Defen- sive halfback, Best Defensive Back, All GCL, Enquirer lst team, SWOFCA lst team. All State 2nd team: John Shafer. Linebacker. BOTTOM: Greg Holtman. Center. All GCL: Torn Tuke. Defensive halfback. 32 Reserves capture second straight GCL crown The 1968 Reserve Bombers wound up their highly successful season with a 7-1-1 record and the GCL championship. The Kilgore-Ven- tura coaching staff once again showed their knack for producing championship teams. The offense rolled better than as freshmen and the defense held 5 opponents scoreless. Leading the offense were Keeling, Klotz, and Bondi, and for the defense Mollmann, Over- beck, and Peters. The team feels their good season stems from the opening game with the Williamsburg Varsity and practices with our own Va rsity team. . t .1 A 4- ...t. BOTTOM ROW: Ueft to righnt Hunt, Burke. Wehby. Keeling. Dalton, Cahalan. Lubrecht, Whiter SECOND ROW: Rowek- amp, Mollmann. Winterman. McCreadie. Nurre, Shumrick, Thurman. THIRD ROW: Kanter. Bien. Goefft. Bonner. Sane ten. Mongon. Quehl, Ihlendorfv FOURTH ROW: Bohnert, Peters, Klotz, Buck, Donovan. Wais, Bondir FIFTH ROW: Eagan. Overbeck, Menke, Jau, Musuraca, Goeket SIXTH ROW: Piening. Huheey, Biemford. Wess. Lange. SEVENTH ROW: Rohan, Rause. Sweeney. Connell. BOTTOM ROW: Plush. Linz, Berning. Saffron. Nutting. Bible, Mr. 0hr. Guenthner. Grogan, Milostan. Yaeger. Eveslage, Quehi, Haslerig. SECOND ROW: Lee, Coffaro, Jones. Jung Barbour. Knecht,WeIIinghoff.FlFTH ROW:Cummings,LucaS, Weber, Kissel. O'Brien. THIRD ROW: Zilch, Flaig, Kuhiman, Hoffman. Randolph, Ryan. Bunning. Windes. Klein. LAST Schoettmer. Fitzgibbons, Daly, Mains, Curl. FOURTH ROW: ROW: Evers, Freking,J.Weber, Schuster. ,, 1: . 0? I 0 hL ' ' a $qu Frosh grab second place GCL finish The 1969 Freshman football team turned in one of the finest records of St. Xavier frosh football history. Contributing to the fine mark was the fresh defensive unit. Modelled after the itBig Blue, the fresh were unscored upon in five of their seven contests. The offense, although plagued by backfield injuries, dis- played a consistent ball control game. In seven contests, the Bomber offense ground out 1000 yards behind the dependable biocking of the Strongline. 35 Cross country runs to best year The St. Xavier Cross Country Team ran to a very fine season, They ended up with the finest season that a Cross Country team has yet pro- duced at X. They participated in the Mt. Healthy and Miami Invitationals and finished 5th out of 29 teams, and 11th out of 28 teams respectively. In the GCL meet they placed 3rd and took 2nd in the District tournament. Se- niors Weldon and Wilkens, and Junior Lunne led the team. Coach Dilg has very high hopes for Lunne next year, BOTTOM ROW: Blinka, T. Weldon, Lunne, Wilkens. Flottmanv 2ND ROW: Sparer. Weber. Schrimpf. Maier. Ft Weldon, Schrimpf. 3RD ROW: Buerger, Satas, Monnig, Baechtold. Gallagher. Carey, 4TH ROW: Siegel. Long. 36 wmwgp Q X ; ; i443 3.14m. Freshman Cross Country. BOTTOM ROW: Trice, Mecklenborg, Blinn, Breen. Speier. SECOND ROW: Vorhis, Hayes. Olding. Evans. MueIIer Reserve Cross Country. BOTTOM ROW: Marrero, Dillon, Hesselbrock, Ostholthoff. Lesh- ney. SECOND ROW: Hellmann. Perazzo. Kern. Costa.THlRD R0W1Griffin. Grote, Meade. Jacob. 37 ABOVE: Wehby brings his man down. BELOW: GCL winner Dan Wehby rests af- terawinningperfor'mance. BACK ROW: Mr. Zook, Johannigman, Whittington, Romer. Backus, Jacob, ney. Herder, O'Connell. FRONT ROW: Bove. Keating, McCarthy, T. Schroe Murphy, Clear. G. Schroeder. Oppelt. Coivin, Heidt, Greiwe, Cahalan, Devarr der. Huth. Brannen. R McCarthy. 4O Freshman Swimming. STANDING: Mre Zook, Knapp. Harrington, Shanks, Jacob, Hepp. SITTING: Miller. Donovan, Evers. Swimmers ca pture GCL and District crowns The Aqua-Bombers of 1969 probably swam to one of the finest seasons ever at St. X.7They began the year by finishing with a perfect dual meet record of 8-0, by winning the Public High Invitational, and following up with their sixth straight GCL crown. The district meet came next and they had no trouble in winning it. The Aqua-Bombers' next goal was the State meet, and they finished 8th against the swimming powers of northern Ohio. The team was led by many able swimmers. including Cfear, Crow- ley, Oppert, and the two Schroeder brothers. 41 ABOVE LEFT: Ratterman brings the baH upcourt against Purcell. ABOVE RIGHT: Mr. Berning urges the team on. BELOW: Homan launches two points. 4? t ' .$ . , K I w r W I t w r Basketballers rebuild, yet finish strongly The 1968-69 edition of the St. Xavier High School basketball team turned in a remark- able record of 15-6. A potent offense and an unyielding defense were the key to success. The team was led by Mike Geoghegan, an All- GCL pick, who Jed the team in both scoring and rebounding. Other seniors on the team were Tim Deardorff. a consistent performer. with deadeye shooting accuracy. Tony Castelu Ii, leader in assists, and Joe Ratterman, who always did the job on defense 43 ABOVE LEFT: Tom Frerick jumps high. MIDDLE: Joe Ratterman, guard. RIGHT: Mike Geoghegan, center, All GCL lst team. BELOW LEFT: Tim Deardorff guard. RIGHT:TonyCastelli,guard mtmzm , LEFT T0 RIGHT: Cronley. Cullinane. Mooney. Rebsch. Sabato. Geoghegan, Homan. Ormond, Lenzer, Westrich. Strittholt. Frerlck. Roberts, Rat- terman. Deardorff. Castelli. Berning. 45 Tournament hopes spoiled by Roger Bacon Immediately foliowing the regular season was the District Tournament games. The Bombers were the 4th seeded team and fig- ured to have a good shot at the title. The Big Blue rolled to an easy win over Goshen. 87-33 in the first game. In the second game Hughes was the opponent and the team scored anoth- er easy victory, 77-56. But the next game with Roger Bacon proved to be their downfall and last game. The Bombers could not overcome the fine shooting of Bacon and lost 68-50. JVis take 3rd straight league title This year's Junior Bombers came from last place in their freshman year to first place in capturing St. X's third Straight reserve title The team's two strong points were determina- tion and spirit. They were tied for the GCL with three games remaining, all with teams who had previously defeated them. They came from behind in the closing seconds of the first two to win them. The team was ied by Bun- ning. Burke, and Klotz at the guard spot, while Accetta, Bondi, and Hooper provided the board strength. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Koncel. ihlendorf. Kiotz. Burke, Bunning. Hiis, Strauss, Quehl. Accetta, Hooper, Kelly, Overbeck, Bondi. Gau, Steiner, Keeling. Kantert Mr. Ionna. 48 Freshman Basketball, tLEFT T0 RIGHTi: Heskamp, Saffron, Bonner. Graham, Poplis. Bunning. Klein, LUh cas, Hoffman, Randolf, DeCourcy, Wellinghoff, Shriver, Kuhlman. Quehl. Freshmen finish with exceHentseason The freshman basketball team finished their 1968-69 season with a 10-7 record. How- ever, they had a far better team than their record indicates. The team was coached by lst year man Mr. Bill Phillips who did a finejob. The frosh finished 4th in the GCL, beating every team except Elder. The team finished 2nd in the first freshman basketball tourna- ment. losing to Elder by 5 points in the cham- pionshipgame. Coach Phillips feels that a number of the frosh will definitely be varsity material. 49 Soccer gains power with year-round play Under the guidance of Br. Horvath and Mr. Morrissey, the soccer team vastly improved on last year's winless season with a record of 4-5- 2. The team played all year round, but only in the winter was it officially sponsored by St. X. In the fall and spring, the Club played as the Blue Independent in the SAY League. The winter had to combat loss of personnel and bad weather. but they had the advantage of a new home field. The reserve team gained fun- damental knowledge and their year end record was 2-62. 50 Varsity Soccer. BACK ROW: Mr Morrissey. Weber, Scheper, Rauen, Weale. Blessing. Pelzer, FRONT ROW: Meade. Cassady, Thorn- burgh. Zimmer, Huwell. Reserve Soccer. BACK ROW: Mr. Holden, Musuraca. Huser, Scheper. Nieman. Lalley, Kishman. FRONT ROW: Olding, Hue, Gilligan, Albers. Mattson. 51 Bomber Baseball has disappointing season The Bomber baseballers although finishing a somewhat disappointing 6th in the league, had a very good team, This is evidenced by the team's record which shows they were in every game which they lost, many of which could have gone either way. Chuck OlLeary led all hitters with a i400-plus average. John Slone headed the mound corps. The squad was largely juniors and two of them, Cullinane and Rebsch, made the All-GCL team. Joe Ratter- man was also on the GCL team. The reserves finished 10-6. second in the league, which could indicate a good future for St. X4 baseball. I .m .V. , ..A d..- W7- Baseball. FRONT - Oberhelman Westhaus. Creed. Weber. REAR: Holtman Pangbum, Ratterman. 53 Tennis takes league title with ease The St. Xavier tennis team of 1969 finished well ahead of all other GCL teams to take first place in the league. They took a commanding lead in league standings from the very first and ended up far ahead of second place Elder. Jeff Miller led the netters at the first singles spot. defeated only once in GCL competition. Mike Gay and Bill Mooney played at the second singles spot. Tim Huth and Fran Niehaus played tremendously at first do ubies. This was Coach Geppert's first year as coach. BACK ROW: Corbett, B. Miller. Mr. Geppert. Jacques, AC7 cetta, Ijjas. J. Miller. Huth, Verbryke. FRONT ROW: Bilski, Mooney, Torbeck. Burdick. Gay, Weatherwax. Mbsent: Niehausj 55 Track. BOTTOM: Finn. Fitzpatrick. Wilkens. 56 Eastiake. Wendelken. MIDDLE: Costello, Foreman. McCaHerty. TOP: 3rd in GCL, 4th in Dis- trict close Track season Track at St. Xavier in 1969 completed one of their finest seasons. They began the year with a second place finish in the Cavalier Re- lays among local teams. A third place finish in the GCL meet showed the real ability of the team. In the District meet the trackmen came home with an excellent 4th place. Chuck Fitzpatrick took first in the 100 yard dash in both the GCL and District meets. Denis Lunne in the miles run gained lst and 2nd place in the GCL and District meets respectively. Reserve Golf: Schlotman. Lehman, Weatherwax. Kumpf, Ostholth, Varsity Golf: Dearwester. Coddington, Kroger. Roettker. Pick, Golfers putt around Golf occupied its usual position in the lineup of spring sports. A strong team was greeted with scant enthusiasm. The team, which was composed entirely of seniors, did an excellent job in league play suffering at the hands of Moeller and Elder. But despite all the talent. hard luck raised its head keeping from the 1969 Xavier golfers the thrill and laurels of a championship. SLXavier ' ,0 Elder so Stf$aVMr ' O, ' 'MoeHer 30 - S ane . 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The main objective was to provide more communication between Student Council and the homerooms. Executive Committee. FRONT: Petricone, Mackey. Ferguson. Shultis. BACK: Pela Iey. Jones. Salfreid. Kemper, Kelly. Bonner. Benken, Griewe. 64 Student CounciL FRONT: Kern. Iocano, Buck. Hofmann, Fleming. Mcw Mahon. Eastlake. Fitzpatrick. MIDDLE: Keefe. Kellner, Breckenridge, Burke Bove, Hunt, Fischer. Heskamp. BACK: Bottenhorm Boyce, Connel- Iy. Lalley, Weber, Wenstrup, Heidt. Vonderhaar, Voss. SiegelA 65 Social committee adds depth to social events With Jim Petricone and Jim Benken as co- chairmen and Mr Daly, S J. as moderator, the social committee set out to provide more, bet- ter dances for the student body. Several victo- ry mixers were held after football games. In December, the Social Committee joined the Dad's Club and the Athletic Department to provide an evening of entertainment: a wrest tling match followed by a mixer in the gym and Frontier Night in the lounge. 66 Blue Pride Squad. FRONT ROW: Norris. Meieski. Ionnai Schul- tis. Craven. MIDDLE ROW: Orsary. Scherzinger, Schmidt. Freking. Kreidler, Catanzaro. Iding, Ranz, Torok, Benken. LAST ROW: Reilly, Pendery. McDonald, Gruber, Bove. Murt phy. Fleming, Hammelrath, Kinnei New organization spurs pride The Blue Pride Squad, formed early, this year, is an organization to accommodate the so called HBlue Pride which has swept the student body this year. The Pride Squad sold tickets to numerous basketball games and unified student support in the stands. The group also conducted a campaign for student support at district games The squad hopes to expand into other activities in the future. 67 Social Committee: FRONT ROW: Kemper. Petricone. Benken, Orsary. BACK: Pierson, Overbeck. Doeiiman, Stuerenberg, Kinne. Pickens. Scherzinger. David and Lisa opens dramatic season The stage crew is the unsung hero of the plays at St. Xavier: Mr: Dusablon guides the efforts of the stage crew in constructing the stage and surrounding paraphernalia in the student Iounge whenever the need arises. In the fall the Dramatics Club presented David and Lisa, the story of two adolescent schizophrenics. In the play, David and Lisa begin to know each other better and develop a real love which draws each toward the world of reality Judy Spraul and Jim Englert played Lisa and David respectively. 68 Stage Crew. FIRST ROW: Cone, Bove, Donahue. Fleming, DaA vis, Craven. Frekmg. SECOND ROW: Mr. Dusablon. Bernens. Keefer. Krumdlck, Bernard, Matthews. McDermott. Wenstrup. Sterm. Torock. Ranz, Winters, Bunning. Gallagher. Bechtold. Lindjhem, THIRD ROW: Weber. Donahue, Poon, Gangwisch, Ehlers. Schweer, Ritchie. Digemueller. StallardV Trantor. Schott. Kirley. 69 u ww- 'th...ci,1m:M:E-gwr - 7- .- T!- L .9- L. DEC 21- 2N3 130 Ml. : 999959999 Min sun sum mo .au... 50: THE ST XAVIER Entertainment came from the lounge The Christmas play was Meridith Wilson's Here's Love. Anita Trotta prayed Doris Walker who hires the real Kris Kringle tBob Brinkmam as Macy's Santa Claus. Fred Gailey, played by Mike Norris, convinces Suzy Walker Uulie Dusablom of the existence of Santa Claus. Variety '69 was done in the style of T.V.'s Laugh- ln. Featuring the dramatic poetry readings of Dick Bondi, the jug band. the cafeteria menu. and the imitations of faculty members, it soared to new heights of entertainment. 71 West Side Story thrills audiences When a play is re-run. it usually doesn't go over too well. But such was not the case as West Side Story was put on once again by the Dramatics Club. The success was refiected in the crowds which poured into the gym all three nights. One factor in this success was the return of some of the original cast, such as Mary Kay Ventura tMariai, and Susan De! Ve- chio tAnitay Barry Shultis played Tony, one of the main roles, in his very successful debut. 73 Prep Staff. FRONT ROW: Hofmann. Pelly, Hall. Meade. Kemper, Siefried. Pelzer. MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Overberg. S. J., Menkedick, Mahler, Cloud, Mueller. Jung, Wesslemant C. Donovan. Bender. Weale. Long, Beischel. BACK ROW: Klopp. Af- mond, Kleihhaus, K. Donovan. Vonderbrink, Schmidt, Saska. Franz. Pierson. Prep continues Xavier news coverage This year the Prep tried to provide a central theme for each issue. In addition to reporting about sports and activities around school. the staff tried to provoke thought on outside is- sues affecting the school. They also reported on entertainment in and around the city The Prep received a first place award from Colume bia University in competition with publications from other high schools across the nation. John Merill served as editor-in-chief and Mr. Overberg S. .J. and Mr. Emmett were moderators, X-Ray goes Panoramic The X-Ray staff tried a panoramic layout for the first time this yea r. There were several rea- sons for the change. The first was to try the layout as an experiment in high school year- books. It also allowed for more group shots to be easily accommodated in the layout. Two and three color pages supplanted the former process color pictures to provide more exten- sive variety and intensive effect. Steve Wessel- kamper edited and Mr. Emmett was the moderator. X-Ray Staff. FIRST ROW: Barron. J. Hart. Wesselkamper, lmholt, 8. Hart. Robben. SECOND ROW: Mr, Emmett. Mullane, Carmody. Schmidt, Horan. Aemi. THIRD ROW: Heitkemper, Lohre. K07 horst. Goefft, Lehman. McMackin. Kleimeyer. 75 Expression features more poetry This year the Expression staff succeeded in getting more copy submitted than ever before. especially from underclassmen. The 1969 edi- tion contained a large amount of poetry and even a few original songs. Prizes were awarded for the best copy submitted in each year. and the staff promised to send the very best selec- tions in for publication in nationai magazines. Mr. Hussong served as moderator again this year. Dick Bondi and Rog Pierson were co-editors. lst ROW: Abell, Traynor. Bondi, Eha. Krabacher, 2nd ROW: Seifriedt Mahter, Franz. Blessing. Kelly. Horan. Borchelt. X-PreSs Staff. BACK: 0 Lohre. Carmondy. Grey, Mr. Over, berg. Green. Mauer. Reeder. FRONT: Koffel. Corbett. Trautman. Kemper. Norris. Missing: Bunning, Fischer. Goefft. Mauer leads as X-Press comes out sideways Under the leadership of Steve Mauer the X-Press once again changed its format from a vertical sheet to a horizontal folded form which resembled the Panoramic layout used by the yearbook. The sophomore-domi- hated staff often burned oil in their office striving to meet their weekly deadline. Among the many facets of the publication which were designed to keep the students thinking were: math puzzles, relevant opinionaires, descrip- tive sports reports. the Swamee vs. the fickle finger of fate and biting editorials on current events. Debaters talk their way to fame The Debate and Speech Program was di- rected by Mr. Horan, S. J Mr. Hulefeld, S. J. and Mr. Smith, Atthe annual St. Xavier Debate Tournament. we won first place in both senior and junior divisions In the Western Ohio Dis- trict Finals for Debate, the varsity debaters - Bondi, Vega, Zeno, and Vonderhaar s finished seventh out of all the schools in Western Ohio. St. X. also received the Leading Chapter Awa rd for Ohio, presented for excellence and number of memberships. 78 Freshman Debaters. BACK ROW: Chenal, Farrell. Mueller, Rihm. Becker, Vickery. Llppert. Flannagan. MIDDLE ROW: Fritz, Stahl. Sieve. Gieryn, Bitter, Mr. Smith, Jahn, Horn, Schurenberg, Budke, McKenzie. FRONT ROW: Vorhis. Car- Iey, Mosher, Degreg, Langemeier. Kinker. Varsity Debaters. FRONT ROW: Beckman. Dimuzio. Munz. DeGreg. Koenig. Fogarty. BACK ROW: Mr. Horan S J.. Bor- chelt. Bondi, Krabacher, Hulefeld, Vonderhaar, Zeno, Horan. Vonderhaar. Schuster. Mr, Hulefeld S, J. 79 Poster Club spreads the news The Poster Club is responsible for publicity in all school events. The moderator Mr. Over- berg and student leader Randy Overbeck guid- ed club members in their efforts to publicize all basketball and football contests. They also made signs for all plays and dances. 80 Poster Club. LAST: C. Lohre. Sturenberg. Mr. Overberg, S. J.. Stubbers. Huppertz, Overbeck. FIRST: T. Lohre, Plecuch. Zeitz. Neihaus. Fine Arts. Club. FRONT: Mahler. Meiners. BACK: Godfrey. Fr. Steenken. Borchelt. 81 Fine Arts Club revives Although dropped four years ago. the Fine Arts Club was revived as an extracurricular activity this year. Overcoming the handicap of late organization, the Club has gathered a small but devoted membership. The four regue Iar members. and often others saw four spe- cial movies here listened to records. attended the symphony several times, and saw the play Rosencrantz and Guildenstein. The group was affiliated with the Young Friends of the Arts. Sodality searches for Christian social role Sodality moved this year under its new moderator, Fr, Nastold. S.J. There were more juniors than ever before. The Friday noontime Masses were run by the Sodality. Much time was devoted to seraching for the Christian role in society. One group of seniors made a trip to Appalachia for social work. One junior cell made a weekend retreat at the Jesuit novitiate in Hamersville, Ohio. This was also one of the best years ever for the canned food drive. as over 22,000 were collected. Top Picture. Senior Sodality. FRONT ROW: Muething. Koneman. Kreidler, Hofmann. Kelly. Wenstrup. PeEzer. SECOND ROW: Blessing, Menkedick, Bondi, Cloud. 0'- Donnell. Ferguson. Borchelt. Weber, Krabacher. THIRD ROW: Hulefeld, Meiners. Klopp. Lohmeler. Cassady. Jung. Bottom Picture. Junior Sodality. FRONT ROW: Muethlng. Duerr, Saksa, Wimmers. Schmidt. Kemper. SECOND ROW: McDermott, Ranz. Long. Evard. Vonderhaar. ZenoV Bend, er. Heithaus. Connan. Selfrled. Pierson. 8? CAP continues Summer Enrichment program Once again the Community Action Program provided Xavier students with an opportunity to make good their social committment. A continuation of the Summer Enrichment Pro- gram was carried out every Saturday. There was a Big Brother program at St. Al's and St. Joseph's orphanages. Students also tutored at Winton Terrace and Santa Maria on Saturday. and at the Peasiey School every Wednesday. C.A.P. FRONT ROW: Kleinhaus. Westerbeck. Cassa- berg, Deak, Mr. Daly. SA Jq Mr. Hinds. BACK ROW: dy. Shannon. O'Donnell. Long. MIDDLE ROW: MrA Englert, Slkic, Ktopp, Ferguson, Jung, Menkedick, Holden. S. J.. Fillippi. Konerman, Hofmann. Mona- Cloud. Niehaus. Weber. Cronin. Klekamp. Wim- han. Hunt. Hulefeld. Greiwe, Bakhaus. Mecklen- mars,Muething,Carey.White. 83 .h ..-.-hv.... b- -h... . Cheerleaders lead bus caravans In addition to the normal yet difficult task of co-ordinating student cheering at football and basketball games. the cheerleaders this year organized an unprecedented number of bus caravans. Under the direction of Mrs, Bal- Iaban and corcaptains Mike Norris and Jim Benken the squad of six boys and five girls shaped into a well precisioned drill team. The organization of six sophomores to cheer for the reserve roundballers established preced- ent for reserve cheering. Varsity'Cheerleaders: TOP: Sue Baltaban tSt. Ursalat. Ja- net Hmkle tReginaL Kathy McCluskey tMCAuIeyL Patti Ballaban tSt. UFSUIEO. BOTTOM: Zeno, Benken. Koenig. Norris. Doeklman. Ertel. 84 85 St. X wins first place for safety in March The Greater Cincinnati Safety League has traffic safety as its main function. The big ac- tivities of the St. Xavier Unit in 1968-69 in- cluded a road rally with McAuley in November, the Easter Dance at St. Xavier, and a Road-o once again with MCAuley in April. The G.C.S.L. also hosted the League's general meetings in January, March, and May. The Unit officers were Joe Linz, Dick Cronly, Mark Butz, and Dick Cutter. Fr. Simunich moderated the Club. -.WW ,4, -777 Weihurierw e -7 7? Band sports new uniforms This year. the St. Xavier Band has really found itself. Under the direction of Mr. Robert Freeman, with the aid of Mr. Delaney. S.J.. the band has shown our school what it has to of- fer. The new uniforms purchased by the Mothers' Club and the great increase in mem- bership have resulted in a spirit and enthusi- asm which hasn't affected the band for years. The Pep Band has also greatly improved under student director Fred Bahr. Some of the more skilled band members have formed a stage band which has entered competition at the Walnut Hills Jazz Contest. Band. FRONT: Seifried. 151 ROW: Ferone, Mullane. Menkhaus. Eveslage. Grause. Grie- denkamp, CJeveland. Benton, Ericson. Weber. 2nd ROW: Weitholfert Haffner, Stuebbers, Rudemiller, Petricone, Olinger, St Collopy, Dickman. Haverlandt 3rd ROW: Kathman, T. Wolfer. Zachmant Koenig, Doellman. Birktey Woodruff. Colegrove. D. Collopy. 4th ROW: Ellis. Laake. Larson. J. Munz. Hermann. Brinkmoeller. H. Wolfer. Godfrey. 5th ROW: Posge. Flannagan. Staggenborg. Poon. KoffeI. O'Hara, Kreidlert 6th ROW: T, Munz, Bahr. J. Wolfer, Ring, Sturm, Blessing, Meyer. 7th ROW: Buckreus. Kessen, Haskamp. Arnold, Frank, Fritz, Woelfer. Raible. Heitkemper. Vonderhaar. WHFF'!!,II' 86 Band Officers: Mr; Delaney. S.J., Wolfer, Birkley, Seifrled. Doellman, Hermann Mr. Freeman. 87 Radio Club initiates broadcasts to lounge The sound of St. Xavier in the form of re- corded music, live news, and sport shows was the fare offered by WGYH to thzgilstudehts in the lounge this year. Since the loLl-hge jukebox had been removed, the students gladly wel- comed the music offered by WGYH. The Radio Club also took care of all school amplification necessities. such as microphone set-ups at pep rallies. Later in the year, shortwave broadcasting was resumed. Radio Club - BACK: Kinney. Gaffney. Vonderhaar. Geisel. Joyce, Scheldler, Green. MIDDLE: Benton. Bolan, Hargls. Mollmanl Santen. Burwinkel, Stineman. Mr. Delaney. Dirr. Rizzo. Dapper. Aufdenkampe. Scherzinger, Law. Watson. FRONT: Vorhis. Kluener, Qulsno. Besl. Bltter. Burke. 88 Camera Club provides pictures The Camera Club concentrated on getting its members aquainted with photographic equipment. They started the school year with regular meetings, which tapered off as mem- bers became familiar with darkroom tech- niques. The main hope of moderator Mr. Kay this season was to give members responsibili- ty by letting them use the equipment. New and better chemicais were bought to enhance the quality of the Camera Club products The Club provides pictured of many of the school's activities. 89 Camera Club BACK ROW: Wurzelbacher. Merril. Miller. Traynori Matthews, Mahlert Seifried. Werdman, Lubers. Sunnenberg. Palesek. FRONT ROW: Koasch. Strohoffer. Wieningerv Nurre, Running. FRONT ROW: Thiemann. Ferone. Bunning, Abeli, Witemyret Kelly. BACK ROW: Mullanei Rosemeyer. Watson, Woeitel. Hug. Brungs. Mr. Hulefeld. 3.1., Marrero, Butler. Trautmanni Hess. Heeg. Ranieri. Chess Club finishes third in league The Chess Club underwent a rebuilding pe- riod this year after the loss of three senior players. The team finished third in its division, with an overali record of nine wins and six losses. Mr. Hulefeld, S.J., was moderator of the Chess Club with juniors Casey Abell and Steve Bunning leading the team. Backing up the juniors are sophomores Ferone, Marrero, and Trautmann, along with many freshmen chess players. 90 i, Chemistry Club - FRONT: Mahleri Benz. Dumont. Test. Seifried. Bunning. BACK: Fritz. Meiners. Hof- mann. Mr. Dusablon. Sweeney. Him. Sunnenberg. Math Club - FRONT: Backus. Egglestoni Essen, MC? Carthy. BACK: Fr. Thul. Bunning. Bender, Schnetzer, Vega. Meiners. Mahler. Luebbers. Math and Chemistry Clubs prosper The St. Xavier Math Club, moderated by Fr. Thul with Mike MaCarthy as president, saw an active life this year. Most of their time was spent in preparing students for math contests, particulary the Ohio State Actuary Exam. As always, Xavier students finished well in the actuary. The Chemistry Club moved under four stu- dent directors eiected ea rly in the year. These directors picked the experiments to be worked on and were responsible for obtaining guest speakers. Tremendous year for academic societies Strong representation in the National Hon- or Society has been traditional. and this year was no exception. In addition to the seniors who were named last year as juniors a number of seniors were named in addition to twelve juniors. The twenty National Merit Semifinal- ists deserve mention too There were enough on the Chosen list to rank Xavier second amongthe nation's Jesuit high schools. Junior National Honor Society: FRONT: Doellman. Aerhi. Zeno. Vega. Eha, Carey: BACK: Traynor. Kemperv Vonderhaar. Munz. Bender. 94 Senior National Honor Society: FRONT: Bondi. HofmannA I SECOND: Jung. NOrFIS. Orsary, Borchel'r Peon. Weber. I Seifned. Niehaus. Fleming. BACK: Pelzer, Memers. Back- us. O DonnelI. Kelly. Konnerman, Hulefeld. EggXeston. Krabacher. Wesselkamper Essert. Blessing. Franz. HaH. F Ferguson, Ratterman. Klopp, Menkedick. Mahler National Merit Semi-finalists: FRONT: Brinkman. thing. Bondw. Orsary. Biessmg: THIRD: Almond, Borchelt. Poon. Essert. Jung: SECOND: Franz. Meui Mahler. Menkedick. Klopp. Backus, 95 To soar into the 70's In order to avoid stagnation of the institu- tion, a vast projection program was begun to plan for the next decade. In numerous meet- ings throughout the year, administration, fac- ulty. and lay advisers planned for St. X: 1979. By the end of the year a secret, seventeen page report was finished; it was the blueprint for future growth. Toward the end of the year, the seniors drafted their own report - a ten page critique of X. The senior paper mentioned some problems and their apparent solutions. and it calied for an open forum where all inter ested parties could gather to discuss these. 96 97 99 Long hours of school are spent in class So common as to be overlooked, yet so time consuming that it devours a good part of twelve years of life. It is the essence of school: it is the most academic topic in the Academics Section. Sometimes boring, sometimes not, in every school it must be present. Some five to six hours a day are spent in class, and school time and class time are terms that are synony- mous. But for many the only connection they have with St. Xavier is what happens in class. And it is our high school career. ' 2 S M x x v a x m The learning process went on outside the confines of a classroom A sociorogy field day was organized to allow seniors a chance to learn outside the class- room situation. Except for a last minute can- cellation at the Federal Reserve Bank, the day wasjudged successful. The art class is looking to the future when a more comprehensive course will take in sculpe turing as well as painting. Only space is hold- ing this advance up. In the present, the Shilli- to's art exhibit produced a first place winner in addition to two honorable mentions. In the final analysis, Mrs. Rothan called the year a great successf 101 TOP ROW: 5. Albers, A. Alfieri. J, Ant zinger. R. Apking, D Bachmeyer, A. Backschelder. SECOND ROW: M. Baechle. L. Banks. 8. Barbour. R 104 Baumgartner. M. Bazely, W. Bechtold. THIRD ROW: F. Becker. T. Beckert. D. Beckman. S. Behrends. G. Benken, N. Benton. TOP Row: M Berning, D. Bible, T. Bitter, R. Blinn. T. Blumer, J. Bolan, H. Bonner. Ge Bergman. E. Bosken. J. Bossee SECOND ROW: D4 Bove, K. Boyne, H. Breen. M. Brinkman. W. Brinkmoeller, K. Freshman year is . .. being called a t'stupid frosh .., getting used to a new school discovering new friends . wearing an 'X jacket being pushed around by upperclassmen .e. having to wear a stuffy coat and choking tie . . . first year Lat- in ... a big HSt. Xavier sticker on a school bag ... three classes under the seniors ... Mass on Mondays and Wednesdays three hundred other kids in the same condition ... six new teachers learning about HBlue Pride basketball games you have to pay admission for ... discovering girls .4. first sock hop ... Fr. Sweeneyts theology class ..4 three years to go . . . Brown, H. Budke, A. Buettner, J. Bunning, R. Burke; BOTTOM ROW: G, Burkett. L. Burwinkel, R. Buse. M. Butler, R. Byrd. J. Care ley, M. Carley. M. Carroll. T. Casady, S. Cassidy, S. Chalk. 105 TOP ROW: T Chenal. G. Clausing. J. Coffar- 0, K. Colegrove, E. Coliwa, E. Collopy, C. Courchene. SECOND ROW: J. Cranley, D. Crony. R. Curl, J. Cummings, T. Curtis. M. Daly. M Dapperl THIRD ROW: N. DeCourcy. P. DeGreg. J Deye, R. Dickman, P. Dolle, N. 106 Donahue, R Donnelly FOURTH ROW: K. Donolan. R. Donolan, M. Eggleston. L. Ellis. M. Ericson. J Espelage. C, Evans. FIFTH ROW: W. Evers. L. Eveslage. S. Fagel. J. Far, rel, P. Fassler, J. Fischer. TOP ROW: M. Fitzgibbons. G. Flaig, M. Flanagan. B. Flannery. J. Flecch, C Foley. D. Foy, J. Frank. M Freking, M. Friedman, C. Friesinger. SECOND ROW: M. Fritz, J. Gabel, M Gabel, M. Gallagher, L. Gartner, R. Gehring. R. Glenenbeck, D. Gibboney. T. Gilligan. D. Gilroy. M. Ginocchio THIRD ROW: E. Glaser, J. Gtenn. T. Graham, J. Greivenkamp. J. Grogan. T. Grub- er. P. Guenthner, T. Haklitt. A. Hackrnan, L. Hagenn. T. Hagebty FOURTH ROW: W. Hall, T. Harrington. 0. Harris, S. Hart. D. Haskamp, J. Haslerig, G. Hauerland, T. Hayes. R. Heeg. M. Heglin, D. Hemmer. BOTTOM ROW: J. Heglebrock. L. Hepp. J. Herb. T. Heskamp. S. Hess. R. Higgens. D. Hill. J. Hoffman, M Hopping. T Housel D. Hue. 107 TOP ROW: C. Hunter, E. Huschart. J. Jacob. J. Jahn, J. Jones, W. Jung. C. Kachele. R. Kathman, B. Keating, K. Keefe. SECOND ROW: J. Kellner. J. Kelly. J. Kemper, T. Kenkel, R. Key, J, Kinker, JA Kirch- en J. Kissel. P. Klein. R. Klett. THIRD ROW: J. Knapp, J Knechter, 108 J. Knue, J; Kordis, B. Kosar, J Koury, P. Kovacs. D. Krabacher, G. Krebs, R. Krider. BOTTOM ROW: G. Kroger, HA Krommer, W. Krum- men. F. Kruse, K. Kuetne. P. Kuhlman, J. Kummer, B, Kurlemann. S. Lah, S. Lalley. FIRST ROW: Paul Langemeier. John Lee. Robert Levo. Steve Linkefelter. Terry Linz. David Lippert. SECOND ROW: Mark Lockwood, Thomas Long, Jerry Lottman, Mark Loudin. Jim - ,..,. --. m Lovill, Steve Lucas, THIRD ROW: Steve Luedeke, Tim MacConnell, Matthew Magner, J. Magrino. Mi- chael Mains. John Marrero. 109 TOP ROW: D. Maschinot, J. Mattson, K. May, J. McCafferty, SECOND ROW: R. McCarthy. T. McKenzie, P. Meade, R. Mecklenborg. THIRD ROW: J Meckstroh. M. Menkhaus. R. Merrill, E. Meyer, G. Miller, J. Mill- er, R Milier. G. Millson, F Milostan. L Mock. FOURTH ROW: J Moll- 110 mann. T. Moore. 8. Moser. K Mosher. D, Mueller, M, Mueller, M. Mul- lane. P. Mutchler. J. Neyer. D. Nicastro. FIFTH ROW: N. Noonan. D. Nurre. W. Nutting. P. O'Brien. T. O'Connor, .J. Oelker. K. Oenbrink. J. Olding, W. Overbeck, R Palasek TOP ROW: M. Partuscan. M. Partuscan. J. Pater. D. Peck. C. Randolph, M. Ranier. BOTTOM ROW:J. Rees.T.Rei1Iy, C. Pelzer.C Perin. RA PesslenJ. PetersSECOND ROW:C. P. Rihm, 8. Ring, C Roberts, T. Robben, F Rohde, E. Ptate, T, Plush, J. Poplis. M, Posner, D. Quehl, C. Quisno. Rohling. 112 TOP ROW: K. Roll. M. Rosemeyer, R. Rost. P. Roth, B. Russo. K. Ryan. R.Saf1ron.D.Sammons. RSanzone. K.Sarbaugh.5ECOND ROW: F. Schaefer, M. Schneider. F. Schmerge, D. Schmitz. S. Schneidler, S. Schneider. S. Schoettmer. C Schroer, S Schuster, T. Shanks. THIRD ROW: T. Shields, D Shriver, R Sieber. J. Sieve. J. Speier, R. Stahl. M. Stephens. G. Stires, T. Stubbers, J. Sturml FOURTH ROW: P. Theimann. J. Torbeck, A. Toth, D. Trice. T. Ush- er. J Vester. F. Vickery. M. Viox, M Vorhis. J, Watson, J. Watson, 0 Weber, J Weber. P. Weber, R. Weingartner. R. Weisenberger. R, Wellinghoff. J. Weninger, P. Wessendarp, R. Whalen. 113 TOP ROW: D. Wletmarschen, W. Wille. G. R. Wurzelbacher, S. Yeager, B. Zilch, M. Windes, E. Winter, M. Wintzinger, J, Woel- Zoellner. fel. SECOND ROW: T. Wolfer. R. Woodruff. 114 Sophomore year is . . . , a t'Spirit of '71 Button on your shirt ,V, ... those groovy sock hops .t. Mass on Tues- Iearning that there is no swimming pool on the days and Thursdays Ht a reserve cheering fourth floor ... learning that there is no cheering section with reserve cheerleaders fourth floor . .t tellinga frosh there isa swim- bUSIoads of sophomores going to a football ming pool on the fourth floor ... no longer game ... one year closer to graduation being called t'frosh calling a freshman getting involved in somehing you didn't in- 'tfrosh ... not being pushed around anymore tend to get involved in . .. TOP ROW: P. Acceta. Jt Albers. J. Arata, R. Arnold, W. Arruza. Pt Barnes, A. Bilski. J. Blinka. THIRD ROW: T. Blood, TA Bohnert, D. Bondi, R. J. Barron. R. Bauer. T, Bavis, E. Beckman. SECOND ROW: W. Beeda, P. Bosse, S. Boyce, Rt Braun, P. Brinkman, D. Broomall. M. Brungs. S. Beischel. T. Beimford. M. Benken. M, Benz. Mt Besl. D. Bieker, D. Bien, Brungs. 115 J J 74 :3! $m$ 1511 I mt? f. I? .75 wig: TOP ROW: R. Buck, J Buckreus. M. Budke. R. Bunning. J. Dewan. D. Deye, K. Diemler. J. Dienger. K. DillionK FOURTH Burke. M. Burke, P Burke, J4 Cahalan, T, Capannari. ROW: D Dimuzio, W. Dirr, D. Doepker, M. Donovan. T. SECOND ROW: G. Chalfin. BCIarke,G.Cleveland,S.Collo- Donovan, D Duwell, T. Eagen, T. Eggleston, M. Ehler. py, M. Calvin, J. Condit. R. Connell, D. Corbett, M. Costa FIFTH ROW: J, Englert. M Faessler. G. Farfsing, J. Farrell, THiRD ROW: R. Dalton. R. Dawes. J. Deak, W. Decenso. J. J, Ferone. M, Filippi, S. Fischer, 3 Fischer. J. Flanagan. 116 TOP ROW: 8. Flannagan, T. Foyt, W. Frambes. G. Franz, T. Franz, L. Fuchs. R. Gangwisch, J. Gau, S. Geers, W. Gears, M. Geiger. SECOND ROW: R. Gei- ryn, M. Glynn. M. Goefft, J. Goeke. R. Goetz. P. Gramaglia. J. Grause. R. Gray, R. Griewe, M. Gressel. B, Griffin, THIRD ROW: P. Grote. T. Gruber, E. Hackett. M. Haffner. 8. Hamilton, A. Hanak. J Hart. M. Heekin. T Heitkem- per, G. Hellmann, H. Herder. FOURTH ROW: W. Herzog, J. Hesselbrook, S. Hils, M. Hogan, K. Hooper, J. Hooper, J. Hopping, M. Horn, D Huber. R. Hug. M. Huheey, D. Hunt, BOTTOM ROW: T. Huppertz, L. Huser, M. racono, WV Ihlendorf. S. lmholt. P. Jacob, M. James, R. Johanniqman, R. Kanter, D, Keeling. G. Kelly. TOP ROW: T. Kemme, JV Kemper, T Kern. B. Kessen, R. Kinney. T. Kleimeyer, R. Klotz. T. Kluener. K. Koffel, W. Kohorst. SECOND ROW: G. Kottman, J. Krekeler, J. Krekeler, D, Kristof, B. Kroger. R. Krumdiek. H. Krusling. P. Kuhlman. R. Kuhlman, E. Kumpf. THIRD 118 ROW: G. Laake. D. Landedwitch, D. Lang. D. Larsen. P. Lasly, J. Leisring, JA Leshney, J. Linz, M. Lockwood, F, Lehman FOURTH ROW: CA Lohre. T. Lohre. G Long, D. Lorenz, B. Lubrecht, M. Luek- en. E. Lynch. M. Maguire, M Manegold. TOP ROW: P. Marino, M. Marrero. C. Matthews. T. Mauer, G. Maxwell, M, McCoy. SECOND ROW: 8. McCreadie, R. McDonough, T. McCIean. K. Mc- Mackin, T. McMahon, T. Meade THIRD ROW: M. Meiners, C. Menke, W. Mersch, J. Middendorph. D Mil- lay.G.Miller. 119 TOP ROW: J. Mi1ler, K. Miller, K. Mohan. E4 Mohr. L. MolI mann. P. Mongan. W. Mooney, T. Morrison. SECOND ROW: S, Mueller, 8. Mueller. W. Mullane. i Munz. G Mur- ray, J. Musuraca, T. Myers J. Naberhaus. BOTTOM ROW: W. Neyer, P Nieman, M. Niemeyer, K. Nolan, F Novello. G. Nurre. D O'Shaughnessy. T. Osterfeld. 120 TOP ROW: H. Ostholthoff. D. Ovarbeck, G. Parchmann. E Patelia, J. Peck, TA Perazzo, S. Peters. M, Petricone, D. Pien- ing, M. Pierson. SECOND ROW: J. Posge, SA Quehl, R. Ranz, C. Reeder, P. Rieselr man, 3. Riffle. J. Ring, W, Ritchie. O Rin 20. T. Robisch. THIRD ROW: A. Rohan. C. Romer. G. Rouse. L. Rowekamp, T Row- ekamp, P. Rudemiller, D. Ruggerie, J. Rugh, P Rust, R. Ryan. FOURTH ROW: R, Salmon. D, Sammons. M. Sanders, S. Santen. FIFTH ROW: P. Scheper. D. Schlachter. J. Schlotman. D. SchmidlinA 2 2 TOP ROW: D Schroeder. E. Schurenberg. J. Schuster. T. Schweer, D. Schwetschenau. M. Shanks, D. Shannon. M. Sheanshang, K. Shumrick, J. Singer. SECOND ROW: G. Sowma. R. Staggenborg. R Stallard. C Steiner, R. Stephens. S. Straus, G. Strohofer, M, Summe, M, Sutter. M. Sweeney. THIRD ROW: T. Szabo, J Taylor, G. Theobald, D Thole, J Thoma. G Thomas. W. Thurman. G Til- lar, M. Tolbert. T, Trautman, FOURTH ROW: J. Tuke, G. Utz, J, Val- encia, W. Verbyke, T. Vonderhaar. P. Voss, H. Wagner. W. Wais, W. Washington. M. Weber. FIFTH ROW: M. Weber, M Wehby. J Weith- ofen W Weninger. J, Wenstrup, B. Wess, R Wheeler, A. White, D, Whittington. MV Wilkins. 123 TOP ROW: 5. Willenborg, D. Williams. R. Winter. D. Win- terman, E. Witemyre, J, Wolfer. SECOND ROW: J. Zach- man, D. Zimmer. Junior year is . .. ... getting out at 2:10 . . . going to Mass when ... looking down when you talk to an under- you want t .t playing the stock market in soci- classman ... being able to get the car for a ology .t. going down to lunch at 11:05 ... date . ,. PSAT. SAT, and National Merit exami- smoking in the lounge ... sitting in the first nations ... your first application to college floor bleachers at pep rallies . .. getting a var- .mapplying fora summer job ...going to the sity letter 4 .4 showing off your new class rings prom . t. having only one more yearto go . .. TOP ROW: C. Abell. R. Aerni. L. Arata. E. Babbit. J. Bakhaus, M. Barnes, R. Bauer, P. Behler. B. Behringer. A. Bender. SECOND ROW: T. Bender, tenhorn, K. Bowden. Dy Bradley, D. Brahm. J. Brannen, Jt Brannen. D, D. Berkemeyer, J. Bernard. R. Bernans. R. Berning, R. Bien, V. Blessing, Breckenridge, L. Brenner, G. Brinck. J. Boergert P. Bonner, R. Bosche. BOTTOM ROW: F. Bottenhom, J. Bot- 125 mat w,-mww.uasmmujum arm TOP ROW: N. Brinkmen. R. Brisienn, J. Brodberger. S Bunning, B. Burn dick. P. Burks. A. Burwink, M Butz, K. Carey, T. Cassidy, J. Catanzaro. SECOND ROW: D, Chalk. A Cianciolo. R. Ciear, M. Callopy, M. Combs, T Cone. M. Connelly, M. Connolly. M. Coppinger, J. Crom. F, Cronin. THIRD ROW: R. Cronley, R. Crowley, G. Crummey, J. Cullinane. N. Curran. M. 126 Dapper, G. Davis. M. Dearwester, K De'Greg. D4 Dehner. M. Dellaco. FOURTH ROW: J. Dennig, T. Deye, G. Dickens, D Dillon. J. Doellman, G. Doering, D. Dohan. J. Doian, T Donahue, J. Donnellon, C. Donovan. BOTTOM ROW: J. Doran, P. Dorn. R, Duerr. S. Durnont. P. Eastlake, P. Eckes. M. Eha. M. Ehlers. C. Elsaesser. R. Eubanks. T. Evard. FIRST ROW: R. Evesiage. G. Fairbank. J. Farrell, B. Fassler, J. Feldhaus, R. Ferguson. P. Ferren, J. Fischer. K. Fogarty. G. Fredick. T. Freking. SECOND ROW: T. Frerick. J. Fuchs. D. Fussinger. J. Gallagher, A. Gara- vagiia. J, Gavin, M. Gay. AA Gehling, W. Geisel, A. Gillman. D Green. THIRD ROW: G, Groene. T. Gruber, RA Hadsock, M. Haglage, P. HammeL rath. K. Harmon, C. Haslerig. J. Hayes. D. Heidel, M. Heil, H. Heithaus. FOURTH ROW: T. Hellings. J. Henning, H. Herbst, J. Herzog, M. Heil. L. Heyl, K. Hiltz. J Hinn, M. HoIt, K Holthaus, W Homanl FIFTH ROW: W. Howe, J. Hussey. T. Huster, R. Huwel, J. Ijjas, H. Jacob, M. Johnson, T. Joyce, W. Kanter. T. Kelly, T, KemmeK 127 TOP ROW: S. Kemper. H. Kenkel, D. Kieffer. P. Kile. D. Kirley, CA Kish- man. JA Kleinhaus, J. KlinggJ. Klocke, J. Klopjp. SECOND ROW: K. Koenig, P Krekeler. T. KroTh. J. Kuhlman. W Kumpf, M. Lac'mak. M. Lamb, M. Leibreich. R. Lenzer, S. Lerch. THIRD ROW: A. Lindhjem. 128 B, Linnemak. S. Linz. J. Lockwood. D. Long. 5. Long. J. Looker, M. Luebbers, D. Lunne. D. MacConneIl, BOTTOM ROW: J. Mahin. M. Maier, M, Mauch, C. Mayhugh. J. McCoy, P. McDermott, J. McGoff, E. McLaughlin, J. Meade, - ; unsi9mgiiBS'ZLE-3wm TOP ROW: R. Mecklenborg. R, Menke. C. Mense. J. Merling. R. Mertens, L. Meyer. SECOND ROW: L. Meyer, D. Miirer. B. Millson4 SI Monnig. M. Moo- ney. D. Mootz. THIRD ROW: D. Mueller, F, Muething. W. Muivaney. T. Munz. D. Myers, H. NaberhausA Robert McClintock 129 An. TOP ROW: M. Naseef, E. Neyer, M. N09, P. Nutini, 8. 0b- erjohn. F, Obermeyer, R, O'Connel, G. O'Connor SECOND ROW: T. O'Hara, M. O'Leary. T Clinger. R 130 Ormond, D. Owens. J Perazzo. S. Pickens. R. Pierson. BOTTOM ROW: J, Ranz, P. Rasico. H. Ratledge. R. Rauch, G. Rauen. D. Rebsch. VV Reckens, K. Reeder 5.1, tin: 'w - .u-y-r Vs. .., j,,.,-......;.. :u-r-an muaulz-Mjczw TOP ROW: W. Rees. M. Riffle. D. Ring, F, Schmidt. P. Schneider. 8. Schnetzer, R Rizzo, T. Roberts. P, Rottman, T. Runk. Schrimpf, T. Schrimpf, G. Schroder, R. R. Rust, D, Ryan,T. Ryan.SECOND ROW: Schuerman, S. Schuh, W Schuler. A. Sabato. P. Saksa. T. Sander, 8. Sand- FOURTH ROW: J. Schwing, T. Schwing. ers. M. Sansbury, 8 Schaefer, J Schei- K, Seifried. V. Seiwert. BOTTOM ROW: C. dler, C. Scheper, P, Scheper, G. Schen Sheldon, P. Siegel. A. ,Sikic, R. zinger. THIRD ROW: G, Schmidt, M. Slaughter 131 TOP ROW: J. Slone. W. Spade, W, Sparer, R. Stenger, T. Stineman, J. Stritthoft SECOND ROW: P Stuerenber- ger. M. Sturn, G. Sullivan. J. Sweeney. R, Thaler, R. Thornburgh. BOTTOM ROW: J. Torok. J. Traunor. 132 FIRST ROW: M. Trice, D. Urich, M, Vega. C. Vollmer. M. Vonderhaar. R. Voss. M. Washington; SECOND ROW: G. Weaie, D. Weatherway, M. Weber, K. Weber, R. Wehby. J. Wehman, MA Weisner THIRD ROW: J. Weitholfer F Wel- 133 don. T. Wenning. M. Werdmann. A. Wesselman, G. Wes terbeck, P. Westrich. M. Whelan. FOURTH ROW: T. Wilk- ins, E. Wimmers. D. Wippermann. 8. Wolf. W. Wunder, D. Yaeger. J. Yates. T. Zeno. Seniors lead the school to Blue Pride The class of 1969, one of the best, eventuai- iy passed the way of all Senior Classes. Nearly 300 men were tiung out like seeds in a gale. But before then, much happened. The Senior Class of 69 started in May of '68 with the 10-0 buttons and Student Council Elections. Then August came, the day for See niors '69 to mass. From Registration Day until June it was our yeari 10-0 was no idie threat and the orange stick ers after each game showed the facts. Re- member the Senior bus in the caravans t0 the games? Always the loudest. The Victory Bars afterwards, the Pep Rallies, and finally the GCL and the undefeated season. X could never be the same without us. This is the year hair was down, and sideburns long. The year of boots and wire glasses. We shook iem atthe foundations. Basketball was an easy season. 2nd place in the GCL. Probably due to the sell out crowds at the games. Remem ber the Blue Pride Squad? Remember the night Moeller vs. X in wrestling? The cheering was unbelievable. We beat them good that night, Remember Gerry Geisel in the plays and Chris Hayes and Dick Schmidt? Do you re member Greg Howard and Barry Schultis in Westside Story? They never acted before. What talent in '69. 136 E. Mark Aieta John J. Almond Kenneth F. Arnold Edward R Aufdenkampe Stanley R Bachmeyer William W. Backus Chris J. Bader Robert P, Baechtold Henry F. Bahr Michael T. Barbara Gregg S. Bardon Joseph R, Barnhorn 137 Michael R Barrett Kevin G. Bauman ArthurC. Bender James J. Benken Paul E. Berkemeyer Douglas W. Berlier Donald G. Birkley PeterH. Blessing LawarenceJ. Blum Stephen H. Bohlen John T. Bolan RichardJ. Bondi Donald J, Borcheit LonA. Bove Stephen M Bove Russel J. Bramlage Gregory J. Braun ThomasA. Brigger 138 Robert P. Brinkmann Robert T. Brodbeck David D. Browe Blaise D Bryski Gary 8. Buck David J. Buerger Stephen N. Buffington Del A. Burchell Robert E Burke Andrew .L Burns John J. Busse John E Carmody MichaelC.Cassady WilliamGCassin Anthony D.Gastelli Gregor P.Clark Patrick J.Clark Thomas R.Cloppert 139 140 John M Cloud James M. Coddington Mark E. Cook James E. Cramer Roger A Craven Stephen T. Creed Richard H. Cutter Edward W. Dacey John P. Dalton 141 Dennis G. Costello John P.Cummings PeterC. D'Ambrosio Timothy J. Couzins Mark R. Curtin Timothy J. Deardorff James F. Dearwester Thomas P. Devanney Thomas G. Dickman Thomas J. Diegmueller Michael R. Dreyer Steve J1 Druffel Daniel F. Eastlake Robert F. Eggleston Joseph C. Elsaesser Philip R. Ertel Gary W. Essert Richard T Ferguson John W. Firm 142 Charles E. Fitzpatrick David Flaig Mark J. Fleming Thomas R Flottman Donald M. Forman Paul A Franz Richard H. Franz Rex J. Freihofer Victor J. Freihofer John V, Fritz 143 Christopher M. Gaffney Daniel W. Gates Gerald L. Geisel Michael J. Geoghegan Richard Gerhardstein Gary L meason LawrenceJ. Godfrey RobertT. Goldcamp Daniel M. Gorman Thomas Gray Michaei J. Greany Timothy J. Gronotte Michael S. Gruber Steve D Hackman James C. Hafertepen 144 Mark V Haglage Joseph M. Hall David C. Hardin James D, Hargis Christopher T. Hayes Robert S. Heidt Robert J. Heintz Michael G, Hendy Gary R. Hepp 145 Leonard J. Hermann James H. Heyl James E. Hinkle Michael J. Hofmann Edward P. Holman Anthony J. Holmes Gregory L. Holtman Terence LA Horan Robert F. Hornbach Gregory A. Howard Gordon Hue Thomas G. Hugenberg 146 Joseph D Hughes TimothyJA Hughey David M. Hulefeld William E. Hunt John W. Huppertz Timothy J, Huth Joseph J lacono Kenneth W. lding Richard M. Ihlendorf Gregory lonna Edward C. Jacques Michael L Jones Robert C. Jung Daniel M Keefe James R. Kelly John A. Kelly Wiiliam B. Kennedy Robert A Kilcoyne Timothy J. Kinne Thomas J, Kleimeyer Joel K Klekamp J. Scott Klingensmith William K. Klohe Jerome C. Kiopp David H. Kemper James C. Kennedy Thomas S. Krabacher Michael R, Kramer Thomas W. Kreidler Neal J. Kreinest Mark D. Kroger David J. Krumdieck John T. Kutney Thomas J LaLcnde Ronald J. Knueven Gregory J. Konerman Gregory F, Lang Paul E. Lemal Jerry J. Leugers Joseph R. Linz 149 Steven J. Lohmeier Richard H. Lowstuter Ronald'E. Luman Christopher J MacConnell Ted J. Mack Wilriam T. Mackey Michael T, Mackzum Mark D, Mahrerk Joseph A, Manegold Michael A. Martin John S. Mattingly Stephen J Mauer 150 Robert S May Michael J. McCabe Michael E. McCafferty Michael McCarthy Timothy F. McCormick John C. McDonald Robert E. McCa rthy Michael JV McDonald Kevin C. McKeown Patrick E, McMackin Daniel R McMahon David M McManus David J. Meiners Bernard F. Meleski John R. Mendedick John A. Merrill Jeffrey L. Mi1ler William E. Moller Paul A Mollmann Edward C Monahan William D. Montague David Muething Dennis M Murphy Jerome Neiheisei Craig R. Nelson Francis J. Niehaus John H. Niehaus Michael J Norris Lawrence P. Nurre LucasJ. Nichoias Chris L. Nordloh Dennis Oberhelman TerrenceJ.O'Brien Stephen J.O'Connell Hugh C.O'Donnell Daniel W. Oppelt Stephen P. Orsary O. Randolph Overbeck Robert M Pangburn Raymond W, Pelly David A. Pelzer John J. Pendery Robert A. Perez 154 Ja mes D. Petricone Nathan G. Pettengiil Stephen H. Pick Stephen J. Piecuch PhilipJ. Poon Steven J Raible Joseph W. Rattermann Robert J. Ries FrankJ. Robertshaw Donald J. Roettker Daneil M. Roll Robert T Rosefeld Jerome E. Roth Randy D. Russell James J. Rust Patrick H. Ryan Joseph A. Sabatini Andre C. Salas John H. Santen Stephen J. Schaller Thomas M. Schmidlin Richard C Schmidt Milton B. Schott Thomas H. Schroder John A. Schuh Jay D. Seifried John M. Shafer 157 William J. Shannon TheodoreiSowma Owen P. Shea Edwa rd JA Stewa rt 158 Marc F. Shiels Michael P. Stubbers BarryShultis Gary P. Stuerenberg Richard M. Silbemagei Peter J. Summe .27m'!.w :G':m 3.5. ? ' 7 Jr! .;-' r:: 2'- cm: .33 nasi g; . w-d-i'h John P. Sweeney Russell A. Test Douglas L, Tuke Douglas J. Sunnenberg George T. Tenoever Patrick A. Tepe Daniel J.Temming Mark A. Toennis Richard S.Tallarigo Steven M. Tolbert Stephen E. Thomas RobertJ.Trirnpe 159 The beginning, middle, and end of the end Then came exams and SAT's and ACT's and applications, recommendations, achievement tests, and work and personal evaluations. Homework often went undone. There were so many details, tiny details. that had to be ac- complished before acceptance, or rejection for that matter, would come. On top of that, there was worry and fret. But finally it hap- pens. You're accepted! It's the end of four long, hard years but it can hardly be called the end. In any case. '69 is gone. But remember , , - Thomas J. Tuke Stephen W Uhl Eugene Utz how we Shock em and Shock em untll they Joseph N.Ventura James EAVerbryke TimothyVonderBrink rattled. Dennis P.Walker Donald RWalIingford Eugene R.Weber 160 Paul L. Weber David J. Wefer Daniel L. Wehby Thomas B. Weldon Derrick J, Wendelken Richard J. Wenstrup Paul G. Wesling Stephen Wesselkamper Franks J Wessels Jerome A. Westhaus Steve J. Weymouth Shaun W. Wilkins Henry A. Wolfer David C. Zeitz Robert R. Zilch 161 1. Fr. Thomas F. Murray, S.J.; President; A.B., MA. 2. Mr. James M. Maxwell; Business Manager; 8.8., A.B.. wavier Universityl 3. Mr. Gerald F. Wesselkamper; Assistant Prin- cipal, Prefect of Discipline. Censor of Publications: A.B., uoyola Universitw. 4. Br. Frederick J. Novacek, S.J.; Burr sar. Book Store. 5. Mr. Paul Nelson; Director of Develop ment and Public Relations. Student Council. Blue Pride Squad; 8.3.. M.Ed.. Mavier Universitw. 6. Fr. Edward B. Smith, S.J.; Principal. Scholarship Committee: Ph.D., 164 1. Mr. Lawrence Christen; Geometry. Physical Science, Statistician. Ass't. Football Coach: BVSH Uohn Carroll Uni varsity; 2 Mr. Dennis Kay; Geometry. Honors Math, Camera Club; BA, MS. Mavier Universityl 3. Fr. Frederick Middendorf, S.J.; Biology: MS, wm- verSIty of Detrin. 4. Mr. Thomas M. Holden, S.J.,- Algebra, Modern Analy- isis, CAP; 88., davier Universitw. 1 5. Mr. Kenneth R. Overberg, S.J.; Afgebra. Prep, X- Press, PosterClub: A.B., uoyola Universitw. 6. Mr. John M. Niehaus; Physics. Algebra; 8.8.. Mavier Universityy 7. Mr. William E. Philips; Aigebra, Modern Analysis. Freshman Basketball Coach: 85., Mavier Universityy 8. Mr. Richard M. Dietz; Algebra. Trigonometry. Mod- ern Analysis; 8.8., M.S.. Mavier UniversityJ. 9 Mr. William T. Gallagher; Biology, Physical Science. Ass't. Track and Cross Country Coach: 8.8., wniversity of Notre Damey 10. Mr. Robert H. Hinds; Physics. CAP, Ass't. Football Coach; 38.. MA mniversity of Notre Dame; 11. Mr. John J. Brennan; Chemistry; A.8., Mavier University; 12. Mr. James M. Dusablon; Chemistry. A.P. Chemistry, Chemistry Club. Dramatics: 8.5., M.Ed., Mavier Universityy 13. ML Joseph Puthoff; Algebra, Geometry. Freshman Football; 83.. Mavier University; 14. Fr. Robert C. Thul, S.J.; Algebra. Geometry, Calcw Ius. Math Club: A.B., M.A.. aoyola University 1. Mr. Paul J. 200k; English, Swimming Coach, Track Coach; A.B.. Mavier Universityy M.A., doyola University; 2. Mr. Thomas F. Horan, S.J.; English, Latin, Debate; AB. 3. Mr. Myron M. Kilgore; English. Speech. Counselor. Foot- ball Coach. Varsity Track Coach: 85., M.Ed.1Xavier Uni- versity. 4. MR. Frank Hulefeld, 5.1.; Engilsh. Honors Eng- lish. Debate. Chess Club; A.8.. Mavier UniversityL M.A., tLoona University; 5. Mr. John F. Hussong; English. Ex pression, It's Academic: AB, wmversity of Dayton; 6. Fr. Donald 0. Nastold, $.J.; English. Speech, Sodality; AB M.A.. uoyola Universitw. S.T,L.. 8West Baden College; 7. Mr. James F. Cahill; Advanced Placement English: 8.8., Mavier Universityy 8. Mr. Thomas W. Delaney, S.J.; Eng- lish, Speech. Band, Radio Club; A.B.. M.A., U305ton Col- IegeL 9. Mr. John P. Smith; English; AB. 10. Mr. William B. Behrens; English: 8.8.. M.Ed., Mavier Universityy 11. Mr. August J. Ventura; English. Counselor, Football Coach; 8.8.. M.Ed., Mavier UniversityJ. 168 4an $4.??? .. h ?meWmua , i . a gag rwmw 169 ux-V-p-vaw-x- N. l.. 1. Fr. Frederick V. Simunich, S.J.: Latin. GCSL. Apostles of Prayer: M.A.. .Loyola University; 2, Mr. John E. Emmett; Latin. Prep, X-Ray; AB, MA, .Xavier Universityl 3. Fr. George J. Schumacher, S.J.; Latin: A.B.. M.A.. .Xavier Universityl 4, Mr. Frank J. Geppert; Latin. Tennis Coach; A.B., .Xavier UniverSItyL 5. Mr. Donald M. Dilg; Spanish. Speech. Cross Country Coach. Reserve Basketball Coach. Ticket Manager: 8.5.. M.Ed.. .Xavier UniversityJ. 6, Fr. Roben C. O'Connor, S.J.; French. French Honors. Latin. Counselor; 8.8. 7. Mrs. Branka M. Malvic; French. Spanish: A.B.. M.Ed.. .Xavier UniversityJ. 8. Mr. William 0hr; Spanish. Freshman Football Coach. Wrestling Coach. Weight Lifting Moderator: B.S.. M.Ed., .Xavier University; 170 172 1. Mr. Howard Talbert; History, Health, Physical Educa- tion. Football Coach, Varsity Baseball Coach: 8.8.. M.Ed.. .Xavier University; 2. Mr. anard P. Morrissey. S.J.; Soci- ology. Economics. Sodality. Soccer Coach; A.B., Boston College; 3. Mr. Thomas Ballaban; History. Health. Physii cal Education, Varsity Football Coach: 8.3.. M.Ed.. Mavner Universityy 4. Mr. Richard B. Berning; History, Speed reading. Varsity Basketball Coach, Golf Coach; 8.8., A.B.. M.Ed. .Xavier University; 5. Fr. William Garvey, S.J.; His- tory. Counselor; Litt.B,, .Xavier University; M.A.. .Loyola Universityy 6. Mr. V. Richard DePrisco; Government, Ju- nior Council of World Affairs; A.B., 6t. Marys Collegel M.Ed.. Mavier Universityy 7. Mr. Samuel Ionna; History. Reserve Basketball Coach: A.B.. .Xavier UniversityJ. 8. Mr. Ronald Overbeck; History: A.B., .Xavier University; 9. Mr. Francis J. Daly, S.J.; History, History Honors. Sodality. Social Committee. SEP; A.B., M.A., .Loyola University; 10. Mr. Karl B. Hauck; Social Studies: 8.8.. M.A.. Mavier Uni- versityy 11. Mr. Jerome A. Koncel, S.J.; History. Reserve Basketball Coach; A.B., .Loyola Unfversityi M.A.. wniver- Sity 0f Detroio. 1. Fr. Charles A. Hofmann. S.J.; Counselor. Speech; M.S.. Oiavier University. 2. Fr. Richard E. Kelly, S.J.; Theology, English. Dad's Club: A.B., Mavrer Universityl MA, .Loyoia Universityy 3. Fr. W. J. Flynn. S.J.; Speech: A.B.. .Gonzaga Universi- ty; M.A.. 6t. Louis University; 4. Fr. Herbert J. Raterman, S.J.; Theowogy, Speech, Bowling; A,B.. MAW .Loyoia Universxtyy 5. Fr. Benjamin J. Urmston. S.J.; Theology. Counselor: S.T.L.. M.A.. uoyola Universityy 6. Fr. John Foley, S.J.; Theology. Counselor. Alumni Director. Co-ordmator of Actiwties: A.B.. MA. 7. Fr. Owen J. Englum, S.J.; Counselor, Athletic Moderv ator: M.A.. St. Louis Universityy 8. Fr. Edward L. Wieber. S.J.; Themogy, Mothers' Club: A.B.. .Xavier UniverSItyL MA. St. Louis Universityy 9. Fr. George W. Steenken, S.J.; Theology. CounseXor. Fine Arts Club: Litt.B., Mawer Universityy MA. St. Louis UmversityL 10. Fr. Joseph R. Sweeny, S.J.; Theology: Litt.B., Mavier Universityl MA. uoyola University; S.T.L.. UBeIIarmine School ofThemogyy 174 10 175 176 7- .r-gww IX: TD 1. Fr. James N. Brichetto, S.J.; Athletic Director. Physicai Education: A.B., MA. 2. Mr. Robert Freeman; Director of Band and Orchestra: 8.8. 3. Br. John P. Martin. S.J,; Secre- tary t0 the Assistant Prmcipal. 4. Fr. Adrian F. Menchen, S.J.; Librarlan: A.B.. MA. Ph.L.. S.T.L., 6t. Louis Universii tyl M.S.. mase-Westem Reserve Universityy 5. Miss Mary E. Murray; Librarian; A.8., mollege of the Sacred HearU. M.S., maseWestem Reserve University; 6. Fr. Joseph A. Walsh, S.J.: Chaplain: A.B., M.A.. mantabx 7. Mrs. Jean Fleckenstein; Typing. 177 179 Junior-Senior Prom. . . The prom, that big moment of our high school careers. was awaited with eager anticia patton by some and with less than enthusiasm by others. Despite all the traditional criticism of the band and of excessive administration interference. the Junior-Senior Prom was the highlight of the upperclasses' social year as usual. 180 . . .at Convention Center The Exiles played, Mike Jones emceed, and Joe Ratterman reigned. We danced at Conven- tion Center with our dates until one, then came the rounds of parties, afl night parties that provided us with an excuse to see that wonder of the morning, the sunrise. Graduation ceremonies usher out PRIDE Caps. gowns, tassels e that's what every graduation has. and ours was no different. There were 294 guys and I was only one. My parents sat among so many others. but they were there because of me. HPomp and Cire cumstance began the ceremonies : it al- ways does e and eventually. after the speech- es, I got my diploma. Charles Wolf spoke We used to coach the Royals; and John Menke- dick spoke in our behalf. That night was the end of four years of work. but it wasn't really an end at all. but a beginning. 182 Senior Directory AIETA. ERNESTO MARK 6075 Pawnee Dr. College Prep; First Honors 1; Second Honors 2.3.4: Nat'l Merit Letter of Commend. ALMOND. JOHN J. 5965 Giffindaie Dr, Advanced Honors; First Honors 1.2.3.4: Prep 3.4; Soccer 3.4: Nat'l Merit Semifinalist, ARNOLD. KENNETH F. 3847 Ruth Lane College Prep; Debating1.2;Dramatics 2.4; Prep 2; XwRay 1: Social Commit- tee 2.3.4: Poster Club 3,4;Band1.2;Cheer1eaders 3. AUFDEMKAMPE EDWARD R, 1590 Anderson Ferry College Prep Course: Safety Club 4; Bowling 1. BACHMEYER. STANLEY R. 2880 Alpine Terrace College Prep: CAP 34: Dramatics 3.4: Bowling 2.3. BACKUS. W. WILLIAM 1727 De Armand Ave. Advanced Honors: First Honors 1.2.3.4; CAP 4; Math Club 4; Swimming 81 Diving 1.2.3.4; Nat'l Merit Semifinalist: Nat'l Honor Society. BADER. CHRIS J. 2766 Byrneside Dr. College Prep;Football1.2:Wrestling1.2. BAECHTOLD, ROBERT P. 5349 Fenwick College Prep; Second Honors1.2.3.4:Sodality1.2:CAP1.2;Cross Country 3.4:Track1.2.3.4. BAHR. HENRY F. 2234 Langdon Farm Rd. College Prep Second Honors 1,3,4: Safety Club 4: Band 1.2.3.4: Pep Band 2.3.4. Director. BARBARA. MICHAEL T. 7957 Glenbrook Ct. College Prep: Second Honors 1.2.4: Dramatics 23: X-Ray 4: Expression 3. 4; Radio Club 1. BARDON. GREGG S. 7950 E. Galbraith Rd. College Prep: Bowling 3. BARNHORN. JOS EPH R. College Prep. 1016 Vacationland Dr. BARRETT. MICHAEL R. 2581 Grandin Rd. College Prep;StudentCouncil1.2:CAP 4: Football 3.4. BAUMAN. KEVEN G. 1812 Bluefield PI. College Prep; Second Honors 1. BENDER.ARTHURC. 3615CIiftonAve. College Prep: Second Honors 1.2.3.4; Sodality 1: Student Council 1.2.3.4: Wrestling1,2. BENKEN. JAMES J. 922 Springfield Pike College Prep: Second Honors 1.2.3.4; Student Council 4: Dramatics 2.3: Blue Pride Squad 4; Social Committee 2.3.4; Safety Club 3.4; Bowling 1: Cheerleaders4. BERKEMEYER. PAUL E. Colfege Prep. 4434 Pinecroft Dr. BERLIER. DOUGLAS W. 8581 Donna Ln. College Prep; Sodality 12: CAP 1: Soccer 3. BIRKLEY. DONALD G. 510 McKinney St. College Prep; Band 4: Pep Band 2. BLESSING. PETER H. 10599 Hamilton Ave. Advanced Honors; FirSt Honors 1.2.3.4: Sodality 1.2.3.4: Expression 4: Chemistry Club 3.4: Band 1: Football 2: Soccer 1.2.3.4; Nat'l Merit Semi- finalist: Nat'l Honor Society. BLUM. LAWRENCE J. College Prep. BOHLEN, STEPHEN J. 6456 Grand Vista College Prep: First Honors 1; Second Honors 2.3.4:Sodality1.2:CAP1.2. 2887 Alpine Terrace BOLAN. JOHN T. 4928 Kelsch Lane College Prep;Sodality1.2:CAP 2: Dramatics 3.4; Blue Pride Squad 4; Foot- ball 1:Track 1. BONDI. RICHARD J. 8118 North Farmcrest Dr. Honors: First Honors 1.2.3.4;S7odality1.2.3.4;Junior Council on W. Aff. 2. 3; Debating 1.2.3.4 1President1: Speech Events 1.2; Dramatics 4: Expres- sion 3.41Co-editor1; Radio Club 12: Nat'l MeriLSemifinalist; Nat'l Honor Society. BORCHELT. DONALD J. 1602 Section Road Honors:FirstHonors1.2.3.4:80d-ality1.2.3.4;Junior Council on W. Aff. 4: Debating 1.2.3.4: Expression 4: Math Club 3: Fine Arts Club 4; Nat'l Merit Semifinalist; Nat'l Honor Society. BOVE, LON A. 681 Doepke Ln. College Prep: Second Honors 1.2.3.4: Student Council 4: Dramatics 2.3.4: Blue Pride Squad 4; SwimmingKL Diving 1.2.3.4. BOVE. STEPHEN M. 7797 View Place Dr. College Prep: First Honors 1: Second Honors 2.3.4; Sodality 2; Dramatics 4: Safety Club 3; Band 1: Pep Band 1: Wrestling 2: Nat'l Merit Letter of Commend. BRAMLAGE. RUSSELL J. 6243 Kaywood Dr. College Prep; Second Honors 1.2.3.4: Sodaljty 1.2: Liturgy Group 2: Foot- ball 1. BRAUN, GREGORY J. 470 Deanview Dr. CoHege Prep18econd Honors 2; Sodahty 2; Prep 2: Cross Country 1: WrGSv tiing 1. BRIGGER, THOMAS A. 508 North Bend Rd. College Prep; Sodality 1.2; Student Council 2: CAP 1: Speech Events 1: Footbali 1. BRINKMANN. ROBERT P. 9813 Arvin Ave. College Prep: First Honors 1.3.4: Second Honors 2; Sodality 1.2: Dramatics 3.4: Blue Pride Squad 4:Bowiing1.2.4;Nat'lMeritSemifinalist. BRODBECK. ROBERT T. 3323 Dartmouth Dr. College Prep: CAP 2; Band 1.2: Soccer 3. BROWE. DAVE D. 975 Timber Trail College Prep. BRYSKI. BLAISE 1080 Lanny Lane College Prep: First Honors 1; Second Honors 3.4: Dramatics 2,3,4 tMusic Director1:Band1.2;Nat'IMeritLetter of Commend. BUCK. GARY S. 1468 Southampton Ct. College Prep: Second Honors 1.2.3: Dramatics 3: Blue Pride Squad 4: Camera Club 1: Foster Club 4: Bowling1,2,3.4. BUERGER. DAVID J. 1273 Castro Lane College Prep; Second Honor51,2:Sodality 1: Cross Country 1.2.3.4: Track 1. BUFFINGTON. STEPHEN N, 6700 Kencrest Circle College Prep: Second Honors 2:Sodality1.2:StudentCouncil3;CAP1.2: SafetyClub 2,3. BURCHELL, DEL A. 13 Burdsall Ave. College Prep: First Honors 2.3: Second Honors 1.4. BURKE. ROBERT E. 7778 Rock Hill Lane College Prep: Second Honors 1: Sodality 1.2: Liturgy 2: CAP 4; Junior Council on W. Aff. 2: Debating 2: X-Press 2:Prep1:Tennis 4. BURNS. ANDREW J. 5412 Montgomery Rd. Football1,2.3.4:Baseball2,3.4. BUSSE. JOHN J. 6238 Rogers Park PI. College Prep: Second Honors 2. CARMODY. JOHN E. 637 Hilltop: College Prep; First Honors 1.3.4: Sec- ond Honors 2: Sodality 2: X4Press 4: Prep 4: X-Ray 4; Nat'l Merit Letter of Commend. CASSADY. MICHAEL C. 8 Elmhurst Pl. College Prep:Sodality1.2.3.4:CAP1.2,3.4:Track 3: Soccer 2.3.4. CASSIN. WILLIAM G. 7236 Eastlawn Dr. College Prep. CASTELLI. ANTHONY D. 612 Marview Terrace Honors: First Honors 1: Second Honors 2.3.4: SodaJity 1; CAP 23: Cross Country 2:8asketball1.2.3,4:Nat'lMeritLetter of Commend. CLARK. GREGOR P. 3733 Frondorf Ave. College Prep: First Honors 1.2: Second Honors 3,4: Nat'l Merit Letter of Commend. CLOPPERT, THOMAS R. 2244 Cathedral Ave. College Prep:SodalEty1.2.3:Football1.2.3:Track1. CLOUD. JOHN M. 1880 Wm. H. Taft Rd. Honors: First Honors 1.2.3.4:Sodali1y 1.2.3.4: StudentCouncil 2:CAP 3.4: Prep 3.4: Nat'l Merit Letter of Commend. CODDINGTON. JAMES M. 1730 Hora Ave. College Prep; Second Honors 1: Golf 2.3.4. COOK. MARK E. 1097 Wionna College Prep; Student Council 3: Bowling 2.3. COSTELLO, DENNY G. 804 Finneytrail; College Prep; Second Honors 1.2. 3.4:Football1,2.3.4;Track1.2.3.4. COUZINS.T1MOTHY J. 8890 Woodview Drive College Prep:Sodality1.2:Studen1Counc112:CAP 1.2; Baseball 1.2: Bowl- ing 2.3. CRAMER. JAMES E. 2625 St. Albans Ave. College Prep; Safety Club 3.4:Track1,2:Bowling 4. CRAVEN. ROGER A. 2361 Whitewood Lane: College Prep: Second Honors 3.4; Dramatics 4: Blue Pride Squad 4: Football 1.2.3; Baseball 12: Soccer 3,4. CREED. STEPHEN T. 9236 Rambier Place 1 Honors: First Honors 1: Second Honors 2.3.4: Sodality 1: Prep 4: Basket- ball 1.2.3: Baseball 1.2.3.4. CUMMINGS, JOHN P. 8750 Cottonwodd Dr. College Prep; Second Honors 2: Speech Events 1: Football 123,4. CURTIN. MARK R. 6 Princeton Ave. College Prep: First Honors 1; Second Honors 2.3.4: Sodality 1; Track 1. CUTTER. RICHARD H. 6708 Elwynne Dr. 0 College Prep: Second Honors 2: SafetyClub 2,3,41Treas.1:Bowlmg 2.3.4. WresJ DACEY. EDWARD W. 712 Clanora Dr. College Prep: Second Honors 1.2.3: CAP 4: Dramatics 3.4: Track 2; Nat'l Merit Letter ofCommend. DALTON, JOHN P. 6075 Dryden Ave, College Prep; Dramatacs 3,4: Blue Pride Squad 4. D1AMBROSIO,PETE C. 8621 Brent Drive College Prep;CAP1;Band 1.2. DEARWESTER, JAMES F. 7343 Green Farms Dr. College Prep; Sodality1:BasebaI12:Golf4:Bowfing 3. DEVANNEY. THOMAS P. 2665 Section Rd. Colfege Prep.: Sodality 1: Swimming 8: Diving1.2.3.4. DICKMAN. THOMAS G. 3433 Banning Rd. College Prep; Second Honors 1.2.3.4:Soda1ity 2:Bow1$ng 2. DIEGMUELLER. TOM J. 6919 Pinoak Drive College Prep.: Dramatics 4: Track 1. DREYER. MICHAEL R. 3178 Northgate College Prep; Camera Club1;Safety Club 4. DRUFFEL. STEVE J. 103 Hosea Ave. College Prep.: Safety Club 2: Track 1: Soccer 3. EASTLAKE. DANIEL F. 2896 Victoria Ave. College Prep: Second Honors 2,3: Sodality 12.3: Student Council 2,3,4: Biue Pride Squad 4: Football 1.2.3.4: Wrestling 3.4; Track 1.2.3.4. EGGLESTON. JR. ROBERT F. 9248 Long Lane Advanced Honors; First Honors 1.2.3.4: Sodality 1.2: Speech Events 2; Expression 3: Math Club 4: Nat'l Merit Letter of Commend; Nat'l Honor Society. ELSAESSER. JOSEPH C. 6326 Grand Vista Ave. College Prep: Football 1.2.3. ERTEL. PHILIP R. 5353 Laured PI. College Prep: Second Honors 4; Litury Group1.2:Football 1: Basketball 1. 2: Cheerleaders 4. ESSERT. GARY W, 1125 Tassie Lane: Advanced Honors; FirstHonor512. 3.4: Sodality 1.2; Math Club 4: Nat'l Merit Semifinalist: Nat'l Honor Society. FERGUSON. RICHARD T. 1125 Olivia La. College Prep: First Honors 1.2.3.4: Sodality 1.2.3.4: Student Council 1.2.3. 4.1PresJCAP 2.3.4; Speech 2:0ebating1;Nat'lHonor Society. FITZPATRICK. CHARLES E. 1606 Burney Lane College Prep: Second Honors 1.2: Sodality 1.2: Student Council 1.2.3.4; Football1.2.3.4:Basketball 1;Track1.2,3,4. FLAIG. DAVE M. 8774 Monsanto Dr. College Prep: Second Honors 2. FLEMING, MARK J. 937 Miller Honors: First Honors 1.3: Second Honors 2.4: Sodality 2; Liturgy Group 2: Student Council 3.4: Dramatics 234. Nice PresJ; Blue Pride Squad 4; Nat'l HonorSociety. FLOTTMAN, THOMAS R. 19 LorupAve. College Prep. Second Honors 1.2.3.4: Student C0unc112.3.4:8afety Club 4: Band 1: Bowling 2. FRANZ, PAUL A. 6095 Colerain Ave. College Prep:FirstHonors1.2.3.4;Sodality 1.2.3: Debating 2: Prep 1.2.3.4: Expression 3.4; Nat'l Merit Semifinalist: Nat'l Honor Society, FRANZ. RICHARD H. 2906 Woodrow Ave. College Prep1Cross Country 3. FREIHOFER. REX J. 19 Paul Hesser Dr. College Prep; First Honors 4: Second Honors 2.3. FREIHOFER. VIC J, 19 Paul Hesser Dr. College Prep: First Honors 3.4: Second Honors 1,2. FRITZ. JOHN V. 1612 Rockhurst Lane College Prep; First Honors 3.4; Second Honors 3: Chemistry Club 4; Band 1.2.3.4. GAFFNEY. CHRISTOPHER M. 3536 Mooney Ave. College Prep: Sodality 1.2.3.4: CAP 3: Speech Events 2: Dramatics 3: Radio Club 4; Poster Club 4:Football1.2:Cheerleaders 3. GATES. DANIELW. 2897 Utopia College Prep. GEISEL. GERALD L. 6791 Bridgetown Rd. College Prep; Speech Events 4; Dramatics 3.4: X-Press 4: Expression 4: Radio Club 1.2.3. Wice Presj 4: Poster Club 1: Nat'l Merit Letter of Commend. GEOGHEGAN. MICHAELJ. 1029 Catawba Valley Col1ege Prep. Second Honors 1.2.3.4: Sodality 1,2: Basketball 1.23.4: Goif 1.2.34, GERHARDSTEIN, RICK 1483 Verdale Dr. College Prep: Dramatics 4: Expression 4;Band1.2:Pep Band 2. GLEASON. GARY L. 5392 Julmar Drive College Prep: Sodality 2; Safety Club 4. GODFREY, L. JOSEPH Highland Greens College Prep: First Honors 3: Second Honors 2.4: Chemistry Club 4; Fine Arts Club 4; Band 1.2.3.4; Pep Band1.2. GOLDCAMP. ROBERT T. 3927 North Cliff Lane ' College Prep: First Honors 1: Second Honors 23: Student Council 1.2.3: CAP2.4; Blue Pride Squad 4: Safety Club 3.4:Football1.2.3.4:Track 2. GORMAN. DAN M. 3565 Outlook College Prep: Poster Club 4: Safety Club 4: Track 1.2: Bowling 4. GRAY. THOMAS A. 1920 FortsideCircle College Prep; First Honors 3: Second Honors 1.2.4; Sodality 2: X-Press 4: Golf4; Nat'l Merit Letter of Commend. GREANY. MICHAEL J. 6238 Elbrook Ave. College Prep: Second Honors 1.2.3.4: Sodality 3,4: Student Council 4; JUV niorCouncil on W. Aff. 4: Track 1.2. GRONOTTE. J. TIMOTHY 257 Watch Hill Road College Prep: Blue Pride Squad 4: Football 3.4. GRUBER. MICHAEL S. 6239 Orchard Lane College Prep; Second Honors 2.3: Dramatics 4: Blue Pride Squad 4: Foot- ba1l2tTrack1:Soccer 2.3.4: Bowling 1.2. HACKMAN. STEPHEN D. 13 Miami Ave. College Prep: Second Honors 1.3. HAFERTEPEN. JAMES C, 7063 Bridgetown Road College Prep: Second Honors. 1.2.3: Sodality 1.2: Soccer 3. HAGLAGE, MARK V. 230 Wood St. College Prep: First Honors 1.2.3: Second Honors 4; X-Press 4; Blue Pride Squad 4. HALL. JOSEPH M. 3780 O'Leary: Honors: First Honors 2.4; Second HonA ors1.3:Sodality1.2.3.4:Junior Council on W. Aff. 3: Debating 12; Speech Events 1.2.3: Prep 1.2.3.4: Nat'l Merzt Letter of Commend: Nafl Honor Society. HARDIN. DAVID C. 3577 Monteith Ave. Coiiege Prep: Second Honors 1.2.3.4: CAP 4; Wrestling 1.2. HARGIS. JAMES D. 6225 Fairhurst College Prep; Chess Club 2: Radio Club 2,3,41President1. HAYES. CHRISTOPHER T. 8936 Sandymar Drive College Prep: Second Honors 2: CAP 3.4: Dramatics 2.3.4: Prep 1.2: Radio Club 4: Swimminng Diving 1: Soccer 3.4. HEIDT.ROBERTA. 630Evening3tarLane Honors: First Honors 1.2: Second Honors 3.4: Sodality 2.3.4; Student Council 4: Debating 1: Dramatics 1.3: X-Press 3.4: Prep 4: Swimming 8; Diving 1.2.3.4: Nat'l Honor Society. HEINTZ. ROBERT J. 5507 Green Acres Ct. College Prep: First Honors 1.2.3: Second Honors 4: Sodality 2: Baseball 1. 3. HENDY. MICHAEL GERARD 1115 Glenna Dr. College Prep. HEPP. GARY R. 968 TimberTrail College Prep. HERMANN. LEONARD J. 2009 Sundale Ave. College Prep18econd Honors1.2.3.4:Band1.2.3.4:Pep Band1,2.3.4. HEYL. JAMES H. 23 South KlineAve. College Prep: Second Honors1.2.3:Sodalityl:Dramaiics1:8afety Club 4. HiNKLE. JAMES E. 3116 Beaver Ave. College Prep: Sodality 2: CAP 1: Safety Club 3.4. HOFMANN. MICHAEL J. 3794 Hanley Road Honors; First Honors 4: Second Honors 1.2.3: Sodality 1.2.3.4 :Chairmam; CAP 3.4: Prep 3.4: Chemistry Club 3.4; Safety Club 3; FootbaH 1.3: Wres- tling1.2.3;Track lzNatVI MeritLetter 0f Commend: Nat'l Honor Society. HOLMAN. EDWARD P. 139 Tremont Ave. College Prep: Second Honors 1.2.3. HOLMES. J. ANTHONY 3728 Congreve Ave. College Prep: Dramatls 2:Basketba1l 1.2.3zTrack1. HOLTMAN. GREGORY L. 9579 Leebrook Cliozllgge Prep:Sodality1.2;StudentCouncil3;Blue Pride Squad 4: Football . . .4. HORAN. TERENCE L. 8861 Appleknoll Ln. College Prep: Second Honors 1: Sodality 1.2.3.4: Student Council 1.2.3.4; Junior Council on W.Aff.4;Debating1.2.3.41Secretary1:Prep 2.3.4: X-Ray 2.3.41Assoc.Editor1z Expression 4: Camera Club 3.4. HORNBACH. ROBERT F. 9984 Winlake Dr. College Prep: Second Honors 1.2.4: SafetyCIub 4: Bowling 3.4. HOWARD. GREGORY A. 5536 Mapleridge Dr. College Prep: Second Honors 1: Sodality 1: Student Council 1; Dramatics 4;Football1.2.3.4:Track1.2. HUGENBERG. TOMAS G. 1913 Fortside Circle College Prep Second Honors 1.2.3.4. HUGHES. JOSEPH D. 5813 Twin Oaks Dr. College Prep: Second Honors1.2.3:Sodality1.2:StudentCouncil1.2. HUGHEY. TIMOTHY J. 6841 Kern Dr. College Prep: Student Council 3.4; Camera Club 4: Football 1: Wrestling 1. 2.3: Baseball 1: Soccer 3. HULEFELD. DAVID M. 7380 Algonquin Dr. Honors; First Honors 1.2.4; Second Honors 3: Sodality 1.2.3.4: CAP 4; Ju- nior Council on W, Mi. 4; DebatingB; Nat'l Merit Letter of Commend. HUNT. WILLIAM E. 6420 Hamilton Ave. College Prep: First Honors 2: Second Honors 1.3.4; Sodality 1; CAP 2.4; Prep 4: Nat'l Merit Letter of Commend. HUPPERTZ, JOHN W. 5705 Charter Oak Dr. CoIlege Prep: Second Honors 2.3.4: Dramatics 3: Poster Club 4: Bowiing 3. 4. HUTH. TIMOTHY J. 5123 Chantilly Dr. College Prep; Sodality 1.2: StudentCounciJ 2; Football 1: Swimming 8 Div- ing1.2.3.4:Tennis3.4. IACONO. JOSEPH J. 11248 Embassy Dr. College Prep: Second Honors 1.3.4: Band 1. IDING. KENNETH W. 209 Bank Ave. College Prep15econd Honor51.2.3.4:Blue Pride Squad 4: Band 1: Football 1.2.3.4: Wrestling 1: Track 1.2. IHLENDORF. RICHARD M. 5482 Mallard Dr. College Prep: First Honor51.2;Second Honors 3: Sodality 1.2; Bowling 3.4. IONNA. GREG 6426 Grand Vista College Prep: Second Honors 1: Sodality 1: Student Council 1; Blue Pride Squad 4: Wrestling 2.3: Track 1. JACQUES. EDDIE C. 21 Japonica Dr. College Prep: Sodality 1.2: Blue Pride Squad 4: Tennis 4. JONES. MICHAEL L. 844 Van Dyke Ave. College Prep: Student Council 4; Blue Pride Squad 4: Football 3: Basketball 1.2;Baseball1.3. JUNG. JR. ROBERT C. 8819 Falmouth Drive Advance Honors;FirstHonors1.2.3.4;Sodality1.2.3.4:StudentCouncil 1: CAP 3.4: Junior Council on W. Aff. 4: Debating 2: Speech Events 1.2: Prep 4: Football 2: Cross Country 3: Track 1.2.3.4: Nat'i Merit Semifinalist. Nat'l HonorSociety. KEEFE. DANIEL M. 3662 Kendall Ave. College Prep: Second Honors 1.2.3.4; CAP 2: Football 2: Wrestling 2. KELLY. JOHN A. 3435 Mooney Ave. College Prep: Class Honors 1.4: First Honors 2: Second Honors 3: Sodality 1: ChessClub 2. KELLY. JAMES R. 200 W. Galbraith Rd, Honors; First Honors 1.2; Second Honors 3.4: Sodality 1.2.3.4: Student Council 4: Junior Council on W. Aff. 2.4 :Presiden'o: Debating 2: Dramatics 3: Chemtstry Club 3: Safety Club 3: Nat'l Merit Letter of Commend: Nat'I Honor Society. KEMPER. DAVID A. 960 Springbrook Dr. College Prep:Sodality1:8tudentCouncil1;Cross Country 2. KENNEDY. JAMES C. 5730 Marmion Lane College Prep: Second Honors1.2.3.4:Sodality1:8tudentCouncil. KENNEDY. WM. BRUCE 550Greenwood Rd. College Prep; Student Council 3; Safety Club 4: Footbali 2: Track 1.2. K1LCOYNE.ROBERT A. 3301 Westside Ave. College Prep: First Honors 4: Second Honors 1.2.3: Nat'l Merit Letter of Commend. KINNE. TIMOTHY J. 3033 Devils Backbone Rd. Honors: Class chms 1; First Honors 1.2; Second Honors 3.4:Sodality1.2: CAP 2; Dramatics 2: Blue Pride Squad 4; Social Committee 2.3.4: Radio Club 1.2.3.4: Wrestling 2.3.4: Cheerleaders 3,4, KLEIMEYER. THOMAS V. 1890 Neeb Road . College Prep; Second Honors. 1.2.3.4: Sodality 1: Dramatlcs 23; Safety Club 4: Football 1; Basketball 1; Nat'l Merit Letter of Commend. KLEKAMP. JOEL K. 5605 Pamlico Lane College Prep: Second Honors 1.2: CAP 2.3.4: Junior Council on W. Aff. 4 Nice Presidentj: Safety Club 3.4; Cross Country 1: Nat'l Merit Letter of Commend. KLINGENSMITH. J. SCOTT 512 Hickory Hill Lane Advanced Honors;FirstHonors1.2:Debating1;8peech Events 1: Soccer 1. 2.3.4. KLOHE. JR. WILLIAM K. 9052 Shadetree Drive College Prep: Sodality 1.2.3: CAP 1.4; Speech Events 3: Dramatics 3: Track 1. KLOPP. JEROME C. 5997 North Glen Advanced HonorstirstHonors1.2.3.4;Sodality1.2.3.4:CAP 3.4: Debating 1.2: Prep 4: Expression 3: Football 1.2.3.4: Track 1.2: Nat'l Merit Semifinal- ist: Natl Honor Society. KNUEVEN. RONALD J, 1690 Brightview Dr. College Prep: Football 2. KONERMAN, GREGORY J. 7203 Fair Oaks Dr. Honors: First Honors 1.2; Second Honors 3.4:Sodality1.2.3.4:CAP 4; Ju- nior Council on W. Aff 2.4: Dramatics 3.4; Safety Club 3.4: Nat'l Honor Society. KRABACHER. THOMAS S. 3600 Janlin Ct. Honors;FirstHonors1.2.3.4:Sodality1.2.3.4:Liturgy Group 1.2: Debating 1.2.3.4: Speech Events 1.2: Dramatics 3.4; Prep 1: Expression 3.4; Social Committee 3; It's Academic 4; Cheerleaders 3: Cross Country 2: Nat'l Merit SemifinalisT:Nat1l Honor Society. KRAMER. MICHAEL R. 125 Eighth St. College Prep; First Honors 1.2: Second 3: Student Council 1: Football 12. 3.4;Track l. KREIDLER, THOMAS W. 3945 St. John Terrace Honors; First Honors 1: Second Honors 2.3.4: Sodality 3.4: CAP 4: Debat- ing 1,2; Biue Pride Squad 4: Band 1.2.3.4: Pep Band 34. KREINEST, NEAL J. 525 Hermitage Ct. College Prep: Second Honors 1.2.3, KROGER. MARK D. 1929 Fortside Circle . College Prep; Second Honors 1.2.3.4: Student Council 1 Nice PreSIdenU: 801? 3,4. KRUMDIECK. DAVID J. 841 Denier Place College Prep; Second Honors 3: Student Council 1.2: Football 1.2.3.4: Baseball 2,4. KUTNEY, JOHN T. 110 Wentworth 5 College Prep: Class Honors 2; Second Honors 2.3.4: Dramatlcs 1.2: Safety Club 3.4. LaLONDE. THOMAS JOSEPH 6841 Ken Arbre Dr. College Prep; Second Honors 1.2: Soccer 4. LEMAL. PAUL E. 7 Filson Place College Prep: Class Honors 1; First Honors 3.4: Second Honors 2. LEUGERS. JERRY J. 8829 Lyncris Dr. Ccliege Prep. LOHMEIER. STEVEN J. 10378 Arborhill Lane Honors;FirstHon0rs1.2.3.4;Second Honors 2; Sodaliiy 4: CAP 4. LUMAN. RONALD E. 2102 Eastern Ave. College Prep: Second Honors 1.2.4: Sodality 2: CAP 12: Safety Ciub 3.4: Bowling 3. MacCONNELL. CHRISTOPHERJ. 819 Burney Lane College Prep; Class Honors 3.4; First Honors 3.4: Second Honors 1: Sodalb ty1.2:Blue Pride Squad 4. MACK. TEDJ. 1082 Brough Ave. College Prep;Sodality1,2:Football1.2.3.4;Track 2: Baseball 4. MACKEY. WILLIAM TIMOTHY 3556 Mooney College Prep; Second Honors 1.2.4: Sodality1.2:StudentCouncil3.4:CAP 1.2.3; Speech Events1.2;Football1.2.3.4;Basketball1;Baseball1.2. MACKZUM. MICHAEL T. 5731Winthrop Ave. College Prep: Dramatlcs 1. MAHLER, 0. MARK 1081 Hilliard Dr. Advanced Honors: First Honors 1.2,3,4;Debating1,2;Prep 3.4: Expression 4: Math Club 3.4: Chemistry Club 3.4: Fine Arts Club 4; Camera Club 4; Nat'l Merit Semi-finiaiist: Nat'l Honor Society. MANEGOLD. JOSEPH A. 11701 Harden Ct. College Prep: Debating1.2:Camera Club 4. MARTIN. MICHAEL A. 7629 Greenland Place College Prep; First Honors 3.4: Second Honors 1,2: Prep 1; Nat'l Merit Let- ter ofCommend. MATTINGLYJOHN S. 213 North Front St. College Prep: Bowling4. MAUER. STEPHEN J. 3860 Middleton Ave. Advanced Honors: Second Honors 1.2.3.4: Sodality 1.2.3; CAP 2.41Board Memben; Debating 1.2.3: Speech Events 3.4; Dramatics 3.41Secretary1; X- Press 3.41Editor1: Nat'i Merit Semifinalist. MAY. ROBERT 5584 Breezewood Dr. CoHege Prep; First Honors 1.2: Second Honors 3.4:Football1.2. MCCABE. MICHAELJ. 5569 Breezewood Dr. Coflege Prep; Camera Club1;Safety Club 4. MCCAFFERTY. MICHAEL E. 2226 Rollingridge La. College Prep: Second Honors: Sodality 1.2; Debating 1; Footbail 1.2.3; Track1.2.3.4. MCCARTHY. MICHAEL J, 3561 Horncastle Dr. Advanced Honors; First Honors 1.3.4; Second Honors 2; Sodality 1.2.3; Expression 3.4: Math Club 1,3.41President1: Radio Club 1.2: Nat'l Honor Society. MCCARTHY. ROBERT E. 9085 Shadetree Dr. Coliege Prep; Second Honors 1.2.3.4; Sodality 1.2; Student Council 1; Dramatics 1; Cross Country 2; Swimming 8: Diving 1.2.3.4; Track 1: Nat'l Merit Letter of Commend. MCCORMICK. TIMOTHY F. 3750 Darwin Ave. College Prep: Track 1. MCDONALD. JOHN C. 4533 Plainville Rd. Collegi Prep; Sodality 3: Student Council 4; Safety Club 4; Football 1.2; Track . MCDONALD. MICHAEL J. 2859 LosantivilleAve. Honors: First Honors 2; Second Honors 3.4: Dramatics 4; X-Ray 1; Nat'i Merit Semifinalist and Finalist. MCKEOWN. KEVfN C. 5920 Euclid College Prep. McMACKIN. B. PATRICK 2901 Montana Ave. College Prep: Second Honors 1.3; Sodality 2.3.4; Debating 1: Speech Events 1; Prep 1.2.3: X-Ray 1.2; Camera Club 1.2; Nat'l Merit Semifinalist. MCMAHON. DANIEL P. 41W.Villa Pf. College Prep: Sodality 2; Student Council 4. MCMANUS. DAVID M. 6642 Glade Ave. College Prep: Second Honors 1.2: Sodality 1. MEINERS. DAVID J. 3256 Glendora Ave. Advanced Honors: First Honors 1.2.3.4: Sodality 1.2.3.4: JuniorCouncil on W. Aff. 4: Debating1.2:Math Club 4 Nice PresidenD; Chemistry Club 3.4; Fine Arts Club 4; Nat'l Merit Letter of Commend: Nat'l Honor Society. MELESKI. BERNARD F. 1810 Andina Cliollege Prep: Second Honors 1.2: Blue Pride Squad 4; Swimming 8: Diving MENKEDICK. JOHN R. 5825 Woodmont Ave. College Prep; Class Honors 1.2; First Honors 1.2.3.4; Sodaljty 1.2.3.4; CAP 1.2.3.4: Junior Council on W. Aff. 4; Prep 3.4: Nat'l Merit Semifinalist; Nat'l HonorSociety. MERRILL. JOHN A. 10731 Chelmsford Rd. College Prep; First Honors; Second Honors 3.4: Sodality 1.2.3.4; Liturgy Group 1.2; Student Council 1.3; CAP 2; Dramatics 2; Prep 2.3.41Editor1; Band 1; Track 1 1ManagerJ; Soccer 3.4; Nat'l Honor Society. MILLER. JEFFREY L. 2466 Grandin Rd. College Prep: Second Honors 1.2; Sodality 2.3; Tennis 2.3.4: Soccer 2.3. MOLLER.WILLIAM E. 1474 Colonial Dr. College Prep; Second Honors 1.2.3.4; CAP 3.4; Blue Pride Squad 4: Cam era Club 1. MOLLMANN. PAUL A. 1667 Pullan Ave. College Prep; First Honors 1; Second Honors 2.3; Student Council 4: Foot- ball 1.2.3.4: Wrestling 1.2. MONAHAN. EDWARD C. 601 Church St. ; Honors; Class Honors 1. First Honors 1.2.3.4; Sodality 1.2.3; Nat'l Honor Society. MONTAGUE. WILLIAM D. 54 Hayden Dr. College Prep;SodaIity1.2;Liturgy Group1,2;Prep 3;Track1ng0. MUETHING. DAVID L. 6770 Ridge Advanced Honors: Class Honors 1.3; First Honors 2.4; Sodality 1.2.3.4: CAP 2.4; Debating1.2:Nat'lMeritSemifinalist. MURPHY. DENNIS M. 939 Springbrook Drive . Honors; Second Honors 1.2.3.4; Blue Pride Squad 4; Safety Club 3; SWIm- ming81 Diving 1.2.3.4. NEIHEISEL. JERRY E. 5486 Werk Rd. Coliege Prep; Second Honors 1: Track 1.2.3.4, NELSON. CRAIG R. 288 Forestwood Dr. College Prep180dality1.2;Dramatics 3; Cross Country 1. NICHOLAS. JR. LUCAS J. 3419 Price Ave. College Prep: Student Council 2: Football 1.2; Wrestling 1.2; Track 1. NIEHAUS. FRANCIS J, 5664 Midforest College Prep; First Honors. 1.2.3.4: CAP 4; Blue Pride Squad 4; Basketball 1; Tennis 2.3.4; Nat'l HonorSociety. JOHN H, NIEHAUS 5781 Cleves Warsaw College Prep: Class Honors 1.2.3; Second Honors 1.2.3.4; Dramatics 3; PosterClub 4. NORDLOH. CHRISTOPHER L. 775 Surrey Hill Lane College Prep: Sodality 1.2.3: Liturgy Group 2;CAP1,2.3;Cross Country 1. NORRIS. MICHAEL J. 4580 Colerain Ave. College Prep:FirstHonor51,4:Second Honors 3; Liturgy Group 1.2; CAP 1. 2; Speech Events 1.2.3.4: Dramatics 2.3.4; Chemistry Club 3; Blue Pride Squad 4:Band1:Soccer 3: Cheerleaders 41Captaim; Nat'l HonorSOCfety. NURRE. LAWRENCE P. 7793 Colerain College Prep; Second Honors 3:Debating1.2;8peech Events 2; Bowling 2. 3.4. OBERHELMAN. DENNIS H. 3059 South Rd. College Prep; First Honors 1.3; Second Honors 2.4: Sodality 1; Baseball 2. 3. O'BRIEN. TERRY J. 1604 Rose Place College Prep180dality 1;Footbal!1. O'CONNELL. STEPHEN J. 748 Cascade Rd. Honors: First Honors 1.3.4: Second Honors 2: Sodality 1.2: Student Coun- cil 1; Dramatics 1; Prep 1.2.3; Footbali 3 1Mgr.1;3wimming 8i Diving 3.4; Track1.24Mgr.1:Bowling 2. O'DONNELL, HUGH C. 2227 Grandin Rd. College Prep; First Honors 1: Second Honors 2.3.4: Sodality 1.2.3.4: CAP 1. 3.4;Track 1. OPPELT. DANIELW. 3345 Glenmont La. College Prep; Swimming 81 Diving1.2.3.4. ORSARY. STEPHEN P. 319 Hilltop Lane Honors; Class Honors 3: First Honors 1.2.3.4; Liturgy Group 2; Student Council 3.4: Dramatics 3.4: Expression 3; Chemistry Club 3.4: Biue Pride Squad 4; Social Committee 4; Cross Country 1; Nat'l Merit Semifinalist: Nat'l HonorSociety. OVERBECK. O. RANDOLPH 1026 Edgetree La. College Prep; First Honors 1; Second HonOrs 2,3,4; SodalEty 1.2; Student Council 1.2,31CAP 1: Debating 1.2.3: Speech Events 1: Dramatics 2.3.4: Prep 1.2.3: X4Ray 1.2: Chemistry Club 3; Social Committee 2.3.4; Chess Club 2; Poster Club 3.4:F00tball1:Cheerleaders 3. PANGBURN. ROBERTM. 17 Chapel Rd. College Prep: Dramatics 1: Blue Pride Squad 4: Safety Club 4; Baseball 2.3. 4. PELZER; DAVID A. 6607 Charann La. Honors: Farst Honors 1.2.3.4; Sodality 1.2.3.4; CAP 2'. Debating 1.2; Dra4 rsnatics 3: Prep 3.4:1Asst.EdJ:Baseball 2: Soccer 3.4 wapm: Nat'l Honor ociety. PELLEY. RAYMOND W. 7959 Festive Ct. College Prep; Liturgy Group 2: StudentCouncil2,3.4:1CIass PresJ: Prep 2. 3.4; Social Committee 3.4; Swimming 8. Diving 2. PENDERY. JOHN J. 19 Crown Pt. College Prep: Second Honors 3: Blue Pride Squad 4:Football1. PEREZ. ROBERT A. 6044 Waldway Ln. College Prep; Liturgy Group 1.2; Radio Club1:Poster Club 4; Bowling 1.2. 3. PETRICONE. JAMES D. 4183 Paxton Woods Dr. Honors; First Honors 1.2.3.4; Sodality 123.4; Student Council 1.2.3.4: Social Committee 4: Wrestling 1: Tennis 2: Nat'l Honor Society. PETTENGILL. NATHAN G. 10877 Thomview Dr. Coilege Prep; Class Honors 3; First Honors 3: Second Honors 2.4: Liturgy Group 1.2: CAP 1; Expression 3: Safety Club 3.4: Nat'l Merit Letter of Commend. PICK. STEPHEN H. 1649 Centerridge Ave. College Prep: Sodatity 1: Blue Pride Squad 4: Golf 3.4. PIECUCH. STEPHEN J. 5243 Relluk Dr. College Prep: Second Honors 1: Sodality1.2: Dramatics 4: Chemistry Club 3: Radio Club 2: Poster Club 4. POON. PHILIPJ. 638 Flagstaff Dr. Advanced Honors: First Honors 1.2.3.4; Sodality 4: Dramatics 3.4: Expres- sion 3: Band 1.2.3.4: Pep Band 3: Nat'l Merit Semifinalist: Nat'l Honor Society, RATTERMAN. JOSEPH W. 3529 Burch Ave. College Prep: First Honors 1.2.3.4: Sodality 1.2; Football 1.2.3.4: Basket- ball 1.2.3.4: Baseball 2,3,4: Nat'l Merit Letter of Commend: Nat'l Honor Society. RAIBLE. STEVEN .3. 1414 MayCand Dr. College Prep: First Honors 1: Second Honors 2.3.4: Sodality 1.4; Band 12, 3.4; Pep Band 1.2.3. RIES. ROBERT J. 952 Spruceglen Dr. College Prep: First Honors 1: Second Honors 2.3.4: Sodality 1.2: Student Council 2.3.4: Football 1.2.3:Wrestling 1: Track 3:8aseball12. ROLL, DAN M. 489 Dimmick Ave. College Prep: Cross Country 1: Track 1. ROETTKER. DONALD J. 6023 Werk Road College Prep: Second Honors 1.2.3.4; Golf 3.4. ROSFELD. R. JEFFREY 9063 Millcliff College Prep:CAP1:BasebalI2. ROBERTSHAW. FRANK J. 8180 Blome Rd. College Prep; Sodality 2; CAP 3; Dramatic: 2.3.4; Blue Pride Squad 4. ROTH. JEROME E. 3654 Matson Ave. College Prep: Second Honors 1.2: CAP 4: Prep 3: Football 2: Cross Country 1; Track 1.3. RUST. JAMES J. 1625 Joseph Court College Prep. RUSSELL. RANDY D. Bethel. 0. College Prep; Second Honors 1.2: Sodality 1.2; Track 2. SABATINI. JOSEPH A. 7927 Seward Ave. Honors: First Honors 1.2; Second Honors 3.4: Sodality 1.2: Debating 1: Dramatics 1.2.3: Blue Pride Squad 4: Track 1: Bowling 1.2.4. SALAS. ANDREC. 556 South Milford Rd. Honors. First Honors 1; Second Honors 2.3; Sodality 3: Liturgy Group1,2; Student Council 3; Expression 4: Chemistry Club 34; Blue Pride Squad 4: Camera Club 4: Cross Country 4: Track 4. SANTEN. JOHN H. 2117 Rollingridge College Prep: Band 1: RADIO Club 4. SCHMIDLIN, THOMAS M. 3706 Belfast Ave. Honors: Class Honors 13.4; First Honors 1.2.3.4: Sodality 1,2: Junior Counci! on W. Aft. 4: Chemistry Club 3: Camera Club1:Nat'IMeritLetter ofCommend. SCHALLER. STEPHEN J. 10053 Old Farm Ct. College Prep: Blue Pride Squad 4: Chess Club 1: Bowling 2. SCHUH, JOHN A. 1319 Cryer Ave. College Prep: Second Honors 1.2.3.4; Swimming 81 Diving 2. SCHMIDT. RICHARD L. 7201 WindingWay College Prep: Second Honors 3; Student Council 2; CAP 3.4: Dra matics 2, 3.4: X-Press 3: Prep 23: Blue Pride Squad 4: Safety Club 4: Basketball 1. SCHOTT, MILTON B. 5956 Belmont Ave. College Prep: Student Council 4: Dramatics 4. SCHRODER. THOMAS HENRY 135 Lyndale Rd. College Prep. Swimming81 Diving 2.3.4tC0-captain1. SEIFRIED. JAY D. 61 Sunnymede Dr. College Prep: Class Honors 3: First Honors 3.4: Second Honors 1.2; Liturgy Group 2;Dramatics1.2.3.4;Chemistry Club 3,4;Band1.2.3,4;Pep Band 1, 2.3.4: Camera Club 4:Na1'lMeritLetter of Commend. SHANNON. WILLIAM J. 3921 Devonshire Dr. College Prep; First Honors 1.2.3.4; Sodafity 1.2; CAP 4; Wrestling 1: Base- ball 1.2.3. SHEA, OWEN P. 6261 Cary Ave. College Prep: Second Honors 1,2; Wrestling 2.3: Nat'i Merit Letter of Commend. SHULTIS. BARRY E. 5614 Redcedar Dr. College Prep: Sodality 1.2: Student Council 4 tVice Presj Dramatics 4: Blue Pride Squad 41Vice Presj Football 1.2.3.41C0-captain1. SHIELS. MARC F. 3590 Mooney Ave. College Prep: Class Honors 3: Second Honors 3: Student Council 1: CAP 2. 3.4: Safety Club 1; Football 2.3: Soccer2. SHAFER. JOHN M. 8870 Hollyhock Dr. College Prep180dalityltFootball1.2.3.4:Baseball1,2.3.4. SILBERNAGEL. RICHARD M. 10152 Shady Lane College Prep; Second Honors1.2.4:Sodality1:$afety Club 3.4: Football 2: Cross Country 1: Track 1.2. SOWMA. THEODOREJ. College Prep. 3517 Pa pe Ave. STUBBERS. MICHAEL P. 680 Cedar Knoils Ct. College Prep: Poster Club 4: Bowiing 3.4. STUERENBERG. GARY P. 185 Forestview Ct. College Prep: Second Honors 1.2.3: Chemistry Club 3: Social Committee 4: Poster Club 4: Safety Club 4: Cross Country 2: Track 1. STEWART. EDWARD J. 1710 Marquette Ave. College Prep: First Honors 1.3: Second Honors 2.4: X-Press 4. SUNNENBERG. DOUGLAS J. 7203 Osceola Dr. Honors: Class Honors 2: First Honors 3.4: Second Honors 1: Chemistry Club41Camera Club3.4. SUMME. PETERJ. 413 Kentucky Dr. College Prep. Second Honors 1.2.3.4: Track 1.2.3.4. SWEENEY, JOHN P. 6018 Dryden Ave. College Prep;Football1.2;Track1.2.3;Soccer 3. TALLARIGO. RICHARD S. 3133 Riddle View Lane College Prep; First Honors 1; Second Honors 2.3.4: Liturgy Group 1.2: Dramatics 2: Cross Country1:TraCk 2. TEMMING. DANIELJ. 8735 Hollyhock Dr. College Prep: Dramatics 34: Cross Country 2. TENOEVER, GEORGET. 1691 Brunnerwood Dr. College Prep. TEPE. PATRICK A. 1037 Thornfield Ln. College Prep: Second Honors 1: Cross Country 1; Track 1. TEST. RUSSELL A. 5800 Glenwew Ave. Honors: First Honors 3.4: Second Honor51,2:Liturgy Group 1.2: Student Council 3; Chemistry Club 3.4; Blue Pride Squad 4: Social Committee 4: Nat'l Merit Semifinalist. THOMAS. STEPHEN E. 3418 Bassett Rd. College Prep:Football1.2:Track1.2. TOENNIS. MARK A. 2611 Langdon Farm Rd. College Prep: Second Honors 1.2.3.4: Sodality 1: Safety Club 41Football 1: TrackB. TOLBERT. STEVEN M. 1337 Thurnridge Dr. College Prep; Second Honors 1.2.4: CAP 2.3. TRIMPE. ROBERT J. 44 Paul Hesser Dr. College Prep; Second Honors 2.3.4; Sodality l: Liturgy Group 2: Debating 1; Dramatics 4; Poster Club 4; Band 1.2.3; Pep Band1,2.3;BowIing4;Nat1l MeritLetterofCommend. TUKE, DOUGLAS L. 5110 Ivy Farm Rd. College Prep:Sodality1;Blue Pride Squad 4: Soccer 3. TUKE. THOMAS J. 8065 Remington Rd. College Prep;FirstHonors1.2;Second Honors 3.4:Sodaiity1.2.3.4;CAP1, 2: Football 1.2.3.4: Track 1.2: Cheerteader 1. UHL. STEPHEN W. 3714 Lookout Dr. Honors: Second Honors 1,2,3; Dramatics 1.2.3.4; Bowling 2: Nat'l Merit Letter of Commend. UTZ. EUGENE J. 7865 Shawnee Run College Prep; Sodality 2. VENTURA. JOSEPH N. 5468 Romilda College Prep: Sodality 1.2.3.4: Student Council 1: Blue Pride Squad 4'. Football21Track 1. VERBRYKE. JAMES E. 3515 Cornell PI. College Prep: Camera Club 1.2: Wrestling 1: Tennis 1.2.4: Soccer 2. VONDERBRINK. TIMOTHY M. 2975 Alpine Terrace Honors Course: Second Honors 1.2.3.4: CAP 4: Prep 3.4. WALLINGFORD, DON R. 6584 Visitation Dr. College Prep: Second Honors 1.2: Blue Pride Squad 4:Track1:Cheerlead- er4. WEBER. EUGENE R. 21 Sunnymede Dr. College Prep; Second Honors 1.2.3.4; Sodality 1: Football 1.2: Baseball 1.2. WEBER. PAUL L. 5929 Bridgetown Rd. Advanced Honors: FirstHonor51.3.4;Sec0nd Honors1.2;Sodality1.2.3.4: CAP1.4;Dramatics 4. WEFER. DAVID J. 81 Winding Way Coilege Prep: Sodality 1.2: Expression 4: Fine Arts Club 2: SafetyClub 3.: WEHBY. DAN IEL L. 837 Tweed Ave. Honors; First Honors 1.3.4: Second Honors 2;Wrest1ing1.2.3.4. WELDON. THOMAS B. 406 Buttermilk Pike . College Prep: Second Honors 1.2.3.4: Cross Country 2.3.1Co-Captalm. 4 Uri-CaptainxTrack1.2.3.4. WENDELKEN. DEREK J, 6622 Charann Ln. College Prep: First Honors 1: Second Honors 3.4:Sodality1.2;Football1.2. 3.4: Basketball 1.2: Track 1.2.3.4. WENSTRUP. RICHARD J. 7420 North Timberlane College Prep; First Honors 1.2: Second Honors 3.4: Sodality 2.3.4: Dramat- ics 2.3: X3Press 3.4; Prep 2.3; Cross Country 1.2; Natl Merit Letter of Commend. 192 WESLING. PAUL G. 26 Hayden Dr. College Prep:FirstHonors1.2.3.4;Sodality 1.2: Basketball 1.2;Track1.2; Nat'l Merit Letter of Commend. WESSELKAMPER. C. STEPHEN 6613 Stoll Ln. Honors:FirstHonors1.2.3.4:Sodality1.2.3:CAP2:Debating1.2.3:8peech Events 1; X-Ray 3.4 1Editor1; It's Academic 4: Nat'l Merit Letter of Com- mend: NaE'l Honor Society WESSELS. FRANCIS J. Park Hills. Ky. College Prep: Segond Honors 1.2.3.4. WESTHAUS. A. JEROME 6815 Elwynne Dr. Honors: Second Honors 1.2: Sodality 1.2: CAP 4: Band 12; Wrestiing 1: Baseball 2.3.4: Bowling 2.4. WEYMOUTH. STEVE J. 5925 Retting Ln. College Prep: First Honors 1; Second Honors 2.4; Sodality 1.2. WHITE. JOHN F. 454 Oliver Rd. CoJFege Prep: First Honors 1; Second Honors 2.3: Sodality 2.3; Liturgy group 3; CAP 4: Speech Events 1: Dramatlcs 2.3.4: Nafl Merit Letter of ommend. WILKINS. SHAUN W. 12111nglenook PI. College Prep; Sodality 1: Cross Country 1.2.3.4 tCaptaim: Track 1.2.3.4 1Captain1, WOLFER. HENRY A. 5243 Salem Hills Ln. College Prep: Band 1.2.3.4 Wresideno: Pep Band 3,4. ZEITZ, DAVID C. 5631CandleIiTeTerrace College Prep; First Honors 1.3; Second Honors 2.4: Dramatics 3: Chemis- try Club 3: Poster Club 4. ZILCH, ROBERT R. 7682 Pineglen Dr. College Prep; Second Honors 1.2.3.4: Student Council 3: Poster Club 3: Safety Club 3: Cross Country 1. n 1 1 :1 Index Activities An 97 Band 86-87 Baseball 52-53 Basketball 22-23. 42-49 Camera Club 89 CAP. 83 Cheerleaders 84 Chem1stryClub 91 Chess Club 90 C1asses 9899 Cross Country 3637 Dances 16-17. 2021 Debate 78 Dramatics 69-73 ExprESsion 76 Fine Arts Club 81 Football 18-19. 2635 6.031. 85 Graduation 182-183 Golf 58-59 It's Academic 96 JunerouncH of World Atfairs 80 Mam Club 91 National Honor Soclety 95 National MeritSeml- Vinahsh 94 Poster Club 80 Prep 74 Pride Squad 67 Prom 178-181 Radio Club 88 Sch001D5y4-15 Scoreboard 60-61 Social Ccmmmee 66 Sociofogy Day 101 Sadafrty 82 Soccer 50-51 Speech 79 Stage Crew 68 S1udentCounc1l64-65 Swimmmg40-41 Tennis 5455 Ten Year PI'OJEC11OI'1100 Track 5657 Wrestling 38-39 X-Press 77 X-Ray 75 AbeH. R. L. 76. 90. 125 Accetta. P. A. 48, 55.115 Aerm.R.C.94.125 Aieta. E. M. 137 Amers.J.G.115 Albers. 5.151. 104 Alfren, A. J. 104 Almond. .1. 195. 137 Anzmger.J.104 Apking.R.W.104 Arata.J.A.38.115 Arala.L.K.125 Arnold. K. F. 137 Arnold. R1086. 115 Arruza.W.E.115 Auldemkampei, R38. 137 Babbitt. E.J.125 Bachmeyer. D. W. 104 Eachmeyer. S. R. 137 Backus. W W. 40. 91, 94. 95. 137 Backscheider. A. G. 104 Bader.C. J. 137 Baechle.M.D.104 Baechtold.R. P.36. 137 Bahr.H.F.86.137 Bakhaus.J.E.83.125 Banks.L.K.104 Barbara. MT. 137 Barbour,S.35,104 Bardon. G. S. 137 Barnes. M. D. 125 Barnes.F'.T.115 Earnhorn. J. R. 137 Barrett. M. R. 27. 138 Barron. J.W. 115 Bauer. F. D. Bauer. RC. 115 Bauer. R. G. 125 Eauman,K 9138 Baumgaltner.R.W.104 Bavis. T. E. 115 Baze!ey.M.J.104 Bechtold.W.69.104 Becker. F. F. 104 Beckert. T. 104 Beckman.D,104 Beckman. E. D. 115 Beeda.W.E.115 Behler.P.W.125 Behrends.S.H.104 Behrmger.B.E.125 Beirn!ord.P.B.34.115 Benschel.T.E.115 Bendet.A.C,82.138 Bender.J.A.125 Bender.T.A.91.94.125 Benken. G. Benken.J.J.64.84, 138 Benken.M.H.115 Benton. M. 1.86.88.104 BenZ.G.T.91.115 Berkemeyer. D.J.125 Berkemeyer.P,E.138 Berlier. D.W. 138 Bernard.J.P169.125 Elemens. R. L, 69. 125 Berning,M.35.105 Berning.R.P1125 Besl. M1 W.SS.115 Bwble,D.J.35.105 Bieker. D. 115 Bien. D1 R.34.115 Bien.R.W.125 EilskI.A.55.115 Birkley.D,G.86.138 BittenT. E. 88. 105 Blessing. P. H. 51. 82. 86. 94.95.138 Blessing.V.G.76.125 EIinka,J.J.36.115 B1inn.R. F.37,105 Blood.T.B.115 Blum. L. J. 138 Blumer.T.105 Boerger.J.A.27.125 Bohlen.S.J.138 Bchnert.T.J.34.115 Bolan,J. M. 105 Bolan.J.T.88. 138 Bollln. R.L. Bondi.D.D.34.48.115 Bondr. R. J. 76, 82. 94. 95. 138 Bonner. H. M 34.48. 64. 105 Bonner.P.J.125 Borcheit. D. J. 76.81. 82. 94.95138 Borgman.G.R.105 Bosche.R.P.125 Bosken.E.105 80552.10. 105 855551171. 115 Bottenhorn.F1A.65.125 Bottenhorn,J.J,27.125 Bove.D.J.105 Bove. L. A40. 138 Eove.S.M.65.69. 138 Bowdon,K.A.125 Boyce.S.T.65.115 Boyne.K.R.105 Bradley.D.O.125 Brahm.D.R,125 Eramlage. R, J. 138 Brannen,J.D.40.125 193 Brannen..1. J. 125 Braun. G. J. 138 Braun.R.K.115 Breckenridge. 0.1. 65. 125 Breen. H.J. 37. 105 Brennan,L.V.125 Brlgger.T.A. 138 Brinck. G.J. 125 Bnnkman.M.J.105 Brinkman.N. F195. 126 Brlnkman.P.R.115 Erinkmann. RP. 139 Brinkmoelier.W.B6.105 Brlslenn.R.C.27.126 Brodbeck.R,T.139 Brodberger.J. B. 126 Brcumal1,D.L.115 Browe.D.D1139 Brown. K.M.105 Brungs. J1W. Brungs.M.C.115 Brungs.S.B.90.115 Bryski. 8.0.139 Buck.G.S.65.139 Buck,R.T134.116 Euckreus.J,W.86.115 Budke.H.B.105 Budke. M. W 116 Buerger.D.J.36. 139 Buenner.A.105 Buffingmns. N. 139 Bunning.J. P. 35.49.105 Bunnlng.R.D.48.116 Bunning.S. 89.90.91. 126 BurcheH.D.A,139 Eurdick. B. Q 55.126 Burke, J. E. 34. 48. 116 Burke.M.D.115 Burke.P.M.65.88.116. 126 Burke. R.E.139 Burke. R. T. 105 Burketi.G.E.105 Burks. P. E. Burns. A.J. 27.31. 39 Burwinke1,A. G. 88 Burwmkel.L,105 Buse.R.L.105 Busse,J1J. 139 Butler. M.D.90.105 Bulz,M.G.126 Byrd.R.A.105 Cahalan,J.A.34.116 Capannar1.T.E.116 Carey. K1 1386.83.94. 126 Cariey.J.M.105 CarmodyJ. E.75. 77. 139 Carroll.M.W.105 Cassady.M.C.82. 83. 139 Cassady.T.D.51,105 Cassidy,S,P.82.105 Cass1dy.T1R. 126 Cassin.W. G. 139 Casielli.A. 045, 139 Catanzaro.J.0.126 Chalfin.G.C. 116 Chalk.D.J.126 Chalk.S.C.104 Chenal.T.K.106 C:anciolo.A.A.126 Clark,G. P.139 CJark.P1J1139 Clarke,8.116 Clausing.G.106 Clear. R. T.40. 126 Cleveland.G. L.86,116 Clopper1.T.R. 139 Cloud.J. M. 82. 83. 141 Coddlngian.J.M.5B.141 Co1faro,J.35.106 Colegrove.K.96.106 Colina.E,M.106 Collopy. D. R186 Collopy.M.T.126 Collopy.S.E.86.106.116 Colvm.M.C.116 Combs.M.J.126 CondiI.J.J.116 Cane.T.H.69.126 Connell.R.J.34.116 Connelly.M,J.38,126 Connolly.M.P.65.126 Cook.M.E.141 Coppmger.M.T.126 Corbett, D. P. 55. 77. 116 Cosia. M. 71.37. 116 Costerlo. D. G. 27. 32. 141 Courchene.C1 106 Couzins.T.J.141 Cramer. J. E. 141 Cranley.J.P.106 Craven,R.A.69.141 Creed.S. T. 141 Crom.J.J.126 Crorty.D.106 Cronin.P.126 Cronley.R.M.45.126 Crowley. R, B. 126 Crummey.G. F.126 Cullinane. J. R. 27, 45. 126 CummingsJ. 13.27.31. 141 Curl. R135, 106 CummingsJ. M.35.106 Curran,W.H.126 Curhn.M.R.141 Curtis.T.M.106 Culter.R.H.141 Dacey.E.W.141 Dalton. J. P. Dallan.R1C.34.116.141 Daly.M.35.106 D1Ambrosia.P.C.141 Dapper.M.J.106 Dapper.M.D.88,126 Dav15,G1F.69.125 Dawes.R.P.116 Deak.J.G.83.116 Deardorlf,T.J.45.141 - . ' Dearwester.J.F. 58. 126 Dearwester.M. B. 142 DeCenso,W. A, 116 Decourcy.N.49.106 Dereg. E. P. 126 DeGreg. P1106 Dehner. D.M 126 DeJaco.M1T. 126 Dennig.J.B,126 Devanney.T P. 142 Dewan.J.T.116 Deye,D.W.116 Deye.J.G. 106 Deye.T. E 126 D1ckens.G.J.126 chkman.R.E.86.106 Dickman. T 13.142 Diegmueller.T.J.69,142 Diem1er.K.S.116 Daengev.J.E.116 D:Muzxo.D.C.116 Dirr.W. 188. 116 Doellrnan. J. L. 84. 86. 94. 126 Doepker.D.W1116 Doenng.G,F.126 Dohan.D.V.126 Dolan.J.F.126 Dolla.P.106 Donahue.M.J.106 Donahue. 11.1.69. 126 Donnellon.J.W 126 Donnelly.R.106 Donavan,C.A.126 Donovan.K.O.106 Dnnovan.M.A.34.116 Teachers: Past Donovan. R. P. 106 Donovan. T. E, 41 Dom.P.M.126 Dreyer.M.R,142 Drul1el.S,J, 142 Duerr. R. 14.82. 126 Dumom.S.D.91.126 Duwell. D. E. 116 Eagen. T. J. 34.116 Eastlake. D. F. 27. 31. 38. 142 Eastlake.P.G,38,65.126 Eckes. P, J. 126 Eggleston. R. F, 91, 94, 142 Eggleston. MW. 106 Eggleston. T. M. 116 Eha, M.G.76.94.126 Ehler.M.D.116 Ehlers. M. G. 69. 126 Ellas, L. M.86. 106 Elsaesser,C.27,126 ElsaesserJ. C 142 Englert.J.J.83.116 Er:c50n.M.S.86.106 Er1e1.P, RS4, 142 Espe1age.J.106 Esserl. G. W. 91. 94. 95. 142 Eubanks. R.L.126 Evans.Cur137,106 Evard. T. A. 82.126 Evers.W, H.315. 41. 106 Eveslage. L. F. 35. 106 Eveslage. R. W.86,127 Faessler. M. J, 116 Fagel. S. 106 Fairbanks.G.E.127 Farising.G.W.116 Farrell. 10.106 Farrell, J, 127 FarrelI,J,G.116 Farrell, T. P. Fassler. B. F. 127 Fassler, P. R. 106 Feldhaus.J.H.127 Ferguson. R. T. 64, 82. 83. 94. 142 Ferguson. R. A, 27, 127 Ferone. .J. M. 86. 90.116 Ferren,P.R.127 Flllppl. M. 183.116 Finn.J.W.142 Fischer.J.C.127 Fnscher. J. M, 65. 106 Fischer. S. R. 116 Fischer.S.P.116 Fitzglbbons. M. 35. 107 Fitzpatrick. C, E. 27. 32, 65. 143 FIaig.D. M143 Flaig. 11.135. 107 Flanagan.J. M.S6,116 Flannagan.M.107 Flannagan, S.T. 117 Fleming. M. J. 65.69.95. 143 Fluttman. T. R. 36,143 Fogariy,K.S.127 Flannery, B. T. 107 Flesch, J, W. 107 Foley.C.M.107 Forman. D. M. 143 Fey. 0, S. 107 Fay. P. Frambes.W.A.117 Frank, J. R. 86,107 Franz.G.J.117 Franz. F'.A.76, 143 Franz. R. H.94.95. 143 Franz. T. P. Fredrick.G.A.127 Freihofer, R. J. 143 Freihofer.V.J. 143 Freking. M, 35 Freking.T.H.27,38,127 Frerlck.T.E.45.127 Friedmann,M.T.107 FriesingerL. L.107 Fntz.J.V.B6.91. 143 Fritz.M.J,107 Fuchs,L.J.117 Fuchs. J.M.127 Fussinger.D.C.127 Gabel,.I.J.107 Gabel.M.G.107 Gaffney, C. 88, 144 Gallagher.M.107 Gallagher. J, M36127 GangWIsch. R. P. 69. 117 Garavaglia.A, E. 127 Gar1ner.L.D.107 Gates.D.w.144 Gau.J.E.34,48.117 Gavm.J.P.127 Gay.M.L.55. 127 Geers.S.J.117 Geers.W.A.117 Gehling.A.D.127 Gehring, 131.1107 Geuger.M.L.117 Geise1,W.C.88 Geisel, G. L144 Gellenbeck.R.S.107 Geoghegan.M.J.45.144 Gerhardstein.R.144 Gibboney. D. 107 Gieryn. R.L1117 Gillman,R.S.127 Gilligan,T. S. 51107 Gilroy.D.J.107 Ginucchiu.M.H.107 GIaser.E.J.107 Gleason. G. L. 144 GIenn.J.M.107 GIynn.M.J.117 Godfrey. L.J. 81, 86. 144 Goeift.L.M.34.117 Goeke.J.B.34.117 Goetz. R, J. 117 Goldcarnp. R. T.27. 32. 144 German. D. M.144 Gottesman, W, M. Graham.T.M.49.107 Gramaglxa. P, G. 117 Grause, J. W. 86, 117 Gray.R.A.117 Gray.T. 144 Greany.M.J.144 Greife. R. F. Gre1we.R.J.64.83.117 Greivenkamp,J.86,107 Gressel. M.G.117 Griffin. B, F.37,117 Groen,D.S.77.88.127 Groene,1..G. 127 Grogan. J. J. 35.107 Groneue. J. T. 27. 144 Grate. P.J. 37. 117 Gruber.M.S.144 Gruber.T.107 Gruber.T.J.117 Guenthner.P.R.35.107 Hacke11.E.P.117 Hackett. T. J. 107 Hackman.A.E.107 Hackman.S.D,144 Hadsoc k. R. L. 127 Haierlepen.J.C.144 Halfner.M.R.86.117 Hagen,L.W,107 Hagerty,T.P.107 Haglage. M. V. 145 Haglage.M.J.124 Hall. W. 107 Hall.J. M.94. 145 Hamilton, S. P. 117 Hammelrath. RT. 27, 127 Hanak.A.P,117 Hardin, D. C. 145 Hargis. J. 0. 88.145 Harmon.K.P.127 Harrington.T,41.107 Harris. 0. L. 107 HartJ. L.117 Hart,S.W.107 Haskamp.D.86.107 Haslerig,C.E.27,127 Haslerig,J.W.35.107 Haverland,G1 .186, 107 Hayes. C. T. 145 Hayes.J.J.127 Hayes.T.J.37.107 Heeg, R, A, 90. 107 Heekin.M.C.117 Heglm.M.107 Heidel.D.F.27,127 Heidt. R. 5.65.145 Heil, M.F.27,127 Heintz. R. J. 145 Heithaus. H.182. 127 Heitkemper. T. W. 86, 117 Hellings, T. W. 127 Hellmann.G.W.37.117 Hemmer,D.M.107 Hendy. M. G. 145 Hengelbrok. J. W.107 Hennfng.J. M127 Hepp,G, R41. 145 Hepp.L.A.107 Herb.J.D.107 Herbst.H.G.127 Herder. H. J1 40. 117 Hermann.L.J.86. 146 Herzog.J.M.127 Herzog. W. E138. 117 Heskamp. T. M. 49. 65 107 Hess,S.90.107 Hesselbrock. J.W.37.117 HeyI.J.H,146 Heyi.L.E.127 Higgins. R. L. 107 Hill. D. F1107 Hils. S. L, 48 HIItz.K.A.127 Hinkle. J. E 146 Hirn.J. 191. 127 Hoflman.J. T. 35. 49. 107 Hofmann, M. J. 65. 82 83.91.94.146 Hogan,M.C.117 Holman.E.P.146 Holmes,J.A.146 Holt.M.A.127 Holthaus,K.J.38.127 Holtman.G.L.27.32.146 Homan.W.E.45.127 Hooper. K, 6,48. 117 Hopping.J.T.117 Hoppmg,M.107 Horan. T. L. 75, 76, 146 Horn. M.P.117 Hornbach.R. F. 146 House,T.C.107 Howard. G.A.31. 146 Howe,W.D.27.127 Huber. D.J.117 Hue.B.J.51.107 Hue,G.146 Hug.R.J.90,117 Hugenberg,T.G.146 Hughes.J.D.147 Hughey.T.J.147 Huheey.M.34,117 Hulefeld. D. M, 82. 83. 94. 147 Hunt.J.D.34.117 Hum, W, E. 65. 83,147 Hunter.C. 108 Huppertz.J.W.80.147 Huppertz.1'. E. 117 Huschart.E.J. 108 Huser. L.T. 51.117 Hussey.J.C. 127 Huster,T.W.127 Huth. T. J. 40. 55. 147 Huwel. 13.11.51.127 !acono,J.J. 65. 147 1ac0n6,M.J. 117 lding. K. w. 27. 32 Ih1endorl. R. 27. 147 Ih1endorl. W. 34. 48. 117 IiJas,J.Z.55.127 Imholt,5.J.117 Ionna.G.147 Jacob.H.J.127 Jacob.J.E.41.108 Jacob. P. F 37. 40, 117 Jacques. E.C.55,147 Jahn, .f. 108 Johannigman. R. J. 40. 117 Jonnsn. M.R.127 Jones. M. L. 64, 147 Jones.S.A.35. 108 Joyce. T. F. 88. 127 Jung. R. C. 82. 83. 94. 95. 148 Jung.W. E.35. 108 Kachele. C. 108 Kanter, R. 12.34.48. 117 Kanter,W.M.27,127 Kathman. 11.1.86. 108 Keating.W.J.40. 108 Keefe. D. M. 148 Keefe, K.L.65.108 Keeling. 0.34.48. 117 Kellner,J.F.65.108 KeHy. G.E.76.117 KeriyJ. R. Jr. 90. 94. 148 Kelly.J.A.148 Kelly.T. H.48.127 Kelly. s, 64 Kemme.T.G.82,118 Kemme.T.H.127 Kemper. D. H. 148 Kemper.J.M.1OB Kemper.J.H.118 Kemper. R. S. 64, 77. 82. 94. 128 Kankel. H. F. 128 Kenkel. T. 108 Kennedy. J. C. 148 Kennedy.W. B. 148 Kern, T. J. 37.65.118 Kessen, 8. LBS. 118 Key, R, F, 108 KIeHer, D.C.128 Kilcoyne.R.A.148 Kile. P. R. 27. 128 Kinker. J. 108 Kinne. T. 138.148 Kinney.R,L.88.118 Kircher. J. A. 108 Kirley.D.G.69. 128 Kishman, C. P.51.128 Kissel,J.T.35.108 Kleimeyer,T. A. K1enmeyer.T.J.118.148 KIein.P.G.35.49.108 Klemhaus. J.A.83. 128 Klekamp. J. K. 83, 148 Klett, D. P. 108 Kling. J. E. 128 Klingensmith. J. S. 148 Klocke. .1, A. 128 Klohe,W.K.148 Klopp. J. C. 27. 31. 82. 83. 94, 95. 148 Klopp. J. R. 128 KIoIz.R.P.34,48.118 Kluener. T. 188. 118 Knapp. J. F 41.105 Knech1.J.35. 108 Knueven,R.J.148 Koenlg. K. J. 84, 86. 128 KoHel. K. K. 77. 86.118 Kohorst. W. R 118 Teachers: Present Konerrnan.G.J. 82. 83. 94.148 Kordis.S.108 Knttmann.G.C.118 Koury.J. 108 Kovacs. P. D1108 Krabacher.D.A.108 Krabacher.T.S. 76. 82. 94.149 Kramer.M. R. 27.32 Krebs.G. H. 108 Kreidler.T. W. 82. 86. 149 Kreinest.N.J.149 Krekeler.J.C.118 Krekeler.J.J.118 Krekeler. P. R. 128 Knder. RV. 108 Kristol.D.E.118 Kroger.B.H.118 Kroger.G.P.58.108 Kroger. M. D. 149 Krammer. H.J. 108 Kroth.T.J.27.38. 128 Krumdieck. D. .i. 27. 32. 149 Krumdieck. R169. 118 Krummen.W.J. 108 Kruse.F.J. 108 Krusling. H.A. 1.18 Kuethe. K. M. 108 Kuh1man. J. 128 Kuh1rnan.P.J.118 Kuh1man. P10. 35.49. 108 Kuhlman.RB.118 Kummer. J.D. 108 Kumpf.E.T.58.118 Kump1.W.J. 128 Kurlemann.B.J. 108 Kutney.J.T.149 Laake.C. L.86.118 Laclnak, M. T. 128 Lah. 81 E. 108 Lalley. S. P. 51. 65.108 LaLonde.T. J. 149 Lamb. M. G. 128 Landenwitch. D. R. 118 Lang.G. F. 149 Lange. D. B. 34.118 Langemeier. P. 109 Larsen D. 14.86. 118 Lasley.P.S.118 Lee.J.E.35.109 Leibreich. M. J. 128 Leisring.J.G.118 Lemal. P. E. 149 Lenzer. R. C. 45. 128 Lerch. S. H. 128 Leshney.J.J.37.118 Leugers. J. J. 149 Levo. R. W. 109 Linkenfelter. S. J. 109 Lindhlem.A. J.69. 128 L1nnemann.8.M. 128 L1nz.J.R.14B Linz. S. V. 38.128 Lmz.V.A.118 Linz.T.J.35.109 L1ppert.D.109 Lockwood. J. S. 27. 128 Lockwood. M. E.109. 118 Lohman.F.G.58.75.118 Lohme1er.S.J.82.150 Lohre. C.R.77.80.118 Lohre.T.G.80.118 Long.D.E.128 Long.G.S.82.83.118 Long. S. K. 36. 128 Long.T.J.109 Looker.J.M.12B Lorenz.D.R.118 Lunman.J. A. 109 Loudin.M.109 LDviII.J.W.109 Lowstuter. R. 150 Lubrecht. B. L. 34. 118 Lucas.5. G. 35. 49. 109 Luebbers, M 189.91. 128 Lueken.M.J.118 Luedeke.S.J.109 Luman. R. E. 150 Lunne. D. R136. 128 Lynch.E.J.118 MacConneH.C.J. 150 MacCannel1.D. 128 MacCunnell,T.109 Mack.T.J.27.32. 150 Mackey. W.T. 27.31.64. 150 Mackzum.M.T. 150 Magner.M.109 Magrino.J.109 Maguire. MC. 118 Mahin.J.E.128 Mahler. D M. 74.76.80. 139.91.94.95. 150 MarenM. W.36. 128 Ma1ns.M.M.35.109 Malone.M.V. ManegoId.J.A. 150 Manegoid.M.O.118 Marino.P.K.119 Marrelli. J.C. Marrera. J. P. 109 Marrero.M.A.37.90. 119 Martin M. A. 150 Maschin01.D. P. 110 Matthews. C. H. 69. 89. 119 Mamngly. J. S. 150 Manson.J.F.51.110 Mauch. M. C. 128 Mauer. S. J. 77.150 Mauer.T.J.119 MaxweFI. 6.8.119 May. K. J. 110 May. R. 5. 151 Mayhugh.C.B.128 McCabe. M. J. 151 McCaiferty. J. R. 110 McCafferty. M. 159 McCarthy. M. 1.40. 91. 151 McCarthy. R. 110 McCarthy. R. E. 40. 150 McCurmick.T.F.151 McCoy. J. J. 128 McCoy. M. K. 119 McCreadie.S.J134.119 McDermott. P. M. 69. 82. 128 McDonald.J.C.151 McDonald.M.J.151 McDonough. R. E. 119 McGoff.J.J.38, 128 McKenzie, T. 110 McKeown, K. C. 152 McLaughlin. 13.6. 128 McLean.T.R.119 McMackin. B. P. 152 McMackin.K.A.119 McMahon.D.P.65.152 McMahon.T.J.119 McManus. D. M. 152 Meade. J.C. 128 Meade.P.B.51. 110 Meade.T. F. 37. 119 Mecklenburg. R. 37. 83. 110 Mecklenburg. R. P. 129 Meckstroth. J. R. 110 Meiners. D.J. 81.82.91. 94. 152 Memers.M.D.119 Meleski. B. F. 152 Menke.C. 034.119 Menke. R. J.27. 129 Menkhaus.M.E.86.110 Menkedick. J. R182. 83. 94. 95. 152 Mense.C.D.27.129 197 Merling. J.C. 129 MerriH.J.A. 152 MerriH.R.E.89.110 Mersch.W1S.119 Martens. R. A 129 Meyer.A. L27. 129 Meyer. 13. N. 38. 86. 110 Meyer.L.C.129 Middendorf.P.J.119 Millay.D.A.119 Millar.C. Miller.J. L41. 152 MiHer.D.E.129 Miller. G.J. 110 MiJ1er.G.119 Miller.J. R55. 120 Miller.J. R.EE. 110 MHler. K.J.89. 120 Miller. M.J. 110 Millson.8.s.129 Millson.G. 110 Milastan.F.F.35. 110 Mack. LE. 110 Mohan. K.J. 120 Mohr. E. G. 120 Moller.W.E.152 Mullmann. J. 88. 110 Mollmann.L.A.34.120 Mollmann, P. A, 27. 32. 152 Monahan. 12.083. 152 Mongon.P.J.34. 120 Monnig. 5.136. 129 Montague.w. D. 152 Mooney.M. 13.27.45. 129 Mooney.W. M55. 120 Moore.T. I. 110 M0011. D. E. 129 Morrison.T.E.120 Moser.S.J. 110 Mosher. K. R. 110 Mueller. D. 37. 110 Mueller. D1827. 129 Mueller. M. 110 Mueller. 5. D. 120 Mueller. S.J. 120 Mueihing. D. L. 82. 83. 95. 152 Muething.P.V.82.129 Mullane. M.86.9O Mullane.W.S112O Mulvaney.W.129 MunZ.J186.94.120 Munz.T.G.86.129 Murphy.D.M.40.152 Murray. G. R. 120 Musulaca.J. 834.51, 120 Mulchler. P. D. 110 Myers. D. 1.20 Myers. T. R. Naberhaus.H.129 Naberhaus.J. 120 Naseef. M. D. 130 Ne1hei5el.J. E. 153 Neison.C. R. 153 Neyer. E.J. 130 Neyer. J. 110 Neyer. W. L. 120 N1castro.D.A.110 Nxcholas.L.J.153 Niehaus.F.J.55.153 Niehaus.J. H.BO.94. 153 Nieman. P1 N.51,120 Niemeyer. M. F. 120 Noe1 M. E. 130 Nolan. K1J. 120 Noonan. N.J. 110 Nordloh.C.L. 153 Norris. 114.177.84.94. 153 Novello. F. W. 120 Nurre. D. 110 Nurre. G. T34, 120 Nurre.L.P.89.153 Nutin1,P.M.13O Nuthng. W. v.35. 110 Oberhehnan. D. 154 Oberjohn..1. 130 Obermeyer, F.J. 130 0'BriEn,P.S.35. 110 O'Enen.T.J. 154 O'Connell,R.C 130 O'ConneH.S.J.40, 154 O'Connor. G. P. 130 O'Connor. T. L. 110 O'Donnell. H.C.82.83. 94.154 Oelker.J.J. 110 Oenbrink. K. J. 110 O'Hara.T.J.86. 130 Olding.J.37.51. 110 O'Leary. M.H.27. 130 0Imger.T.J.86. 130 Oppelt. D.W. 154 Ormond. 83.45.1310 Orsary.S. P. 94.95. 154 O'Shaughnessy. D. 120 Osterfeld.T.M 120 Ostholth011.H. 037.58. 121 Overbeck. D.J. 34. 48. 121 Overbeck. O. R. 80. 154 Overbeck.W. W. 110 Owens. D1J. 130 Paiasek. 11.41.89. 110 Pangburn. R. M. 154 Parchmann.G.E.121 Partusch. M. J1 111 Partusch. M. J 111 Patella.E.C.121 Pater.J.V.111 Peck. D. 111 Peck.J.W.121 Pelley. R. W.64. 154 Pelzer. C. 111 Feller. D. A. 82. 94. 154 Pendery. J. J. 154 Perazzu. J. R. 38. 130 Perazzo.T.E.37.121 Perez. R. 4. 154- Penn. C. 111 Pessler, R. L. 111 Peters. J. B 111 Peters. S. 34. 121 Petricone.J1D.54. 155 Petricone. M. P. 86. 121 Pettengm. N. G. 155 Pick.S.H.58.155 Pickens. S. P. 130 Piecuch. S. 180. 155 Piening.D1A.34.121 Pierson.M.B.121 Prerson.R.P.74,82. 130 Plaie.C.M.111 P1 ush. T. 111 Poon. P. J. 86. 94. 95. 155 PoDiIs.J.49.111 Posge.J. F.86. 121 Posner.M. D.111 Quehl.D.34.48.111 Quehl.S.R.49.121 Quisno.G.L.88.111 Raible. 8.186. 155 Randolph.C.35.49.111 Ranieri.M.90.111 Ranz.J.H.69182.130 Ranz. 8.1121 Rasico.P.D1130 Ratledge. H.W. 130 Hatterman.J. W.27. 32. 45.94155 Rauch. RE. 130 Rauen.G.51. 130 Rebsch.D.G.27.45.130 Reedsr,C.J.121 Teachers: Future? Reader. K.R.77 13925.18. 111 Rees.W.A.1.31 Reilly.T.111 Ries. 1313.27.31. 155 Rieselman.P.J. 121 Riffle.M.C.131 Rif!1e.S.A.121 Rihm.P.C.111 R1ng.D.L.131 ng. J. M.EG. 121 Ring.S.E.111 Ritchle.W.H.69.121 Rizzo.C.J.88. 121 Pizza. F.G, Roberts.T.A.45.131 Roberlshaw. F.J, 156 Robben.T.J.111 Robisch.T.G. 121 Roenker. D.J.58. 156 Rohan,A. 134. 121 Rohde.F.111 Ruhling,E.J.111 R011,D. M. 156 Roll.K.R.113 Romer.C.E.40.121 Rosemeyer. M..J.90. 113 Ros!eld, R. T. 156 R051.R.C.123 RothJ. E. 156 Roth. P. G. 113 Ruttrnan.P.G.131 Rouse.6. 11.34. 121 Rowekamp.L 6.121 Rowekamp.T.34.121 Rudemiller. P. A 86.121 Ruggene.D.P.121 Rugh.J.R.121 Hunk.T.H.131 Russell. R. D. 156 Russo.E.E.113 Rust.J.J. 156 Rust.P.A.121 Rust.R. J. 131 Ryan.D.J.131 Ryan.K.35. 113 Ryan.P. H. 156 Ryan.R.H.38.121 Ryan.T.E.131 Sabatlm. J.A. 156 Sabalu. A. 1127.45. 131 SaHron.R.C.35.48.113 Saksa.P.S.82.131 Salas. A.C.36. 156 Salmon.R.B.121 Sammons.D.A.113 Sammons.D.S.121 Sander. T. P.131 Sanders. ME. 121 Sanders. 5. 11.131 Sansbury. M. w. 131 Santen. J. 11.88. 156 Santen, 8.134.121 Sanzone.R.T.113 Sarbaugh. K. 6,113 Schae1er. F. R. 113 Schaefer. S. F. 131 Schaier. R. W. Schaller. S.J. 156 Scheidler.J.E.131 Scheidler. M. 88. 113 Scheper. C. 13.51. 1.31 Scheper.P.J.51.131 Schepey. D. M. 121 Scherzinger. G. P. 27. 88. 131 Schlachler, D. J, 121 Schlotrnan.J.T.58.121 Schmerge. F. 113 Schmidlln.D.J.121 Schmid!in.T. M. 156 SChm1d1.G,J.131 SChm1d1.M.R.131 Schmidt. R.C.82. 156 Schm1tz.D.113 Schneider. P. W. 131 Schneider. 8. C. 113 Schneider. S.C. 113 Schnetzer.S.R.91.131 Schoettmer. S. 35. 113 Schott. M. 8.69.156 Schrimpf. R. J. 36, 131 Schrimp1.T.M.36.131 Schroder.G.P.131 Schroder. 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R. 35. 49. 113 7 Wendelken. D. J. 27. 32. 161 Wenmger.J.A.113.123 Wenlnger. W. M. 89 Wenning.T.J.133 Wenstrup.J.J.65.123 Wenstrup. R. J. 69. 82. 161 Werdmann. M 189.133 Wesling.P.G.151 Wess. B. P. 34. 123 Wesselkamper. S. 75. 94. 161 Wesselman. A. R. 74. 133 Wessels. F. J. 161 Wessendarp. R. 113 Westerbeck.G.J.B3.133 Westhaus. J.A,161 Westrich. P. 1.45.133 Weymouth.S.J.161 Wha1en.L.E.113 Wheeler. R. J. 123 Whelan.M.E.133 White. 11.134.83.123 White. J. F. Whinington. D. 40. 123 Wilkens.M.T.123 W1lkins.S.W.36.161 W1Ikins.T.X.133 WIIIe. W. 114 Wiltenborg.$.124 . Williams. D. E. 124 W1mmers.E, L. 82. 83. 133 Windes. G. S. 35. 114 Winter. E.J.114 Win1er. 13.163124 Win1errnan.D. A.34.124 Wimzinger.M.114 Wippermann. D. 13.27. 133 Witemyre. E. J. 90. 124 Woelfel. J. R. 86. 90. 114 Wolf.S.G.133 Wolfer. H.A.86.161 Walfer. J. E.86.161 Woifer. T. W. 86.124 Woodruf1.R.M,86,114 Wunder. W. E. 133 Wurzelbacher. R. 89. 114 Yaeger. D. A. 133 Yates.J.L,133 Yeager. S. M35114 Zachman. j.W.86, 124 ZeItZ,D.C.EO.161 Zeno.T. E. 82. 84. 94. 133 Zilch. 3.1.35, 114 Zilch. R. R. 161 Zimmer.D.V.51.124 Zoellner.M.114 A DAY IN THE LIFE OF CLASS 21 Homeroom: HCanit we get started a little earlier tomorrow? lst Period: 'Table 4, are you trying to take over again? 2nd Period: It's your baby-But she's a good girl, Father! That all comes . under the double effect. Hey, not in this class! You're nailed! If I don't catch him, you'll nab him for me. What you guys need is a good course in apologetics! Cooper, you're jugged! We'll get your questions 4th quarter. Can it. right now! It's like playing baseball on the edge of Elev: Boyz-e - Preap Iga'bryG'FUChs 3i. Mgllale . I . . l , m - A . n u , , n n n g$ve$$ih1rfrar23s $ar$gE$Efn 53235332333: the roof. You don t have a Chinarhan s clhance. My time IS your time. a - , , E . I l ' I u Jii'fcaa.f::-3ec. p Jameua'fse mankimggm N-ext one who opens his yap gets Augged. I try to treat you like human Jphn Bhnka Tom He-tkemper MarkShanks beings, but you just won't let me. I'm gonna look at my watch and count armrest? $$$prer ?zeemzn d 'f d 't h t -' w L t' t m E ar n o. ?abgungitng am 2195?: Tom Vandemaar to ten, an I youEuys on s u up. . i . . ooooooooo. e s ge so . e gggcgrm aiminhgr; good out of thlS. When you vyalk out of thus class. you ll be able to say. At Tam EgEIZSSEn Laura agmgnn least he answered all outr questions. 3rd Period: Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr. is THE historian of . . Let's hold onto our pencil back there, huh? 6th Period: You're pushing me. so I'll push you right back! uYou're goingto have to read 12 books this year! 7th Period: Kent, see me after class. O.K., Buck. Sharpen up. 8th Period: The curve on this test makes Raquel Welch look like a 98-pound weakling. lilt's not proper to discuss a man's sex life in public. ltThat's all for now ACCOMPLISHMENTS: lst in Intramural Volleyball lst in A Intramural Basketball 2nd in Homecoming Float Contest tbest sophomore fioao lst in Sophomore Canned Food Contest Most starters on Reserve Basketball Team Most members of the X-Press staff 1969-70 editor of the X-Press Most members of X-Ray staff Best float-buiiding party lst in the eyes of God ' Last in the eyes of Fr. Raterman Class 25 $393$o ax, aQJN am ; w a $3. ., tn : Wpa.. Yearbook Patrons BL and Mrs. Edward J. Bender Dixie Novelty Company 926 Baker Street Covington, Kentucky, 431-6374 Hornbach Associates Inc. 9984 Winlake Drive Cincinnati, Ohio 45231 522-1349 Herman Kemper's Sons, Inc. Beef, Veal, and Lamb 2120 Baymiller Street Cincinnati, Ohio 45214 621-4380 Robert B. Mecklenburg, C.L.U. 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