Thomas More College - Triskele Yearbook (Crestview Hills, KY)

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SCHOLARSHIPS AND FELLOWSHIPS Scholarships and feflowships to- taling more Then $50,000 in value were awarded to members of the graduating class. Steven Bolfe, of Erlanger, and Jos- eph Lang, of Covington, received Na- . . . . , Ti ' I ' scholarship and Fellowship wmners: Leo Riedlnger, Davxd Trunnell, Joe Donahue, Jay Oliver, ona.l SCIENCE Foundahon grams In Joe Lang, Mary Ann Nienaber, Steve Bolte, Carole Lagedr05f, and Gerry Franzen PhYSICS. Carole Lagedrosf, of Ft. Thomas, winner of an honorable mention for a Woodrow Wilson Fellowship, accepted a fellowship to siudy French at 1he Uni- versify of Kentucky. Leo Riedinger, of Lookout Heights, accepted an Atomic Energy Commission Fellowship for health physics re- search. Mary Ann Nienaber, of Covington, will attend Temple University College of Education as one of eleven fellow- ship winners chosen in a national competition to specialize in teaching retarded children. David Trunnell, of South Fort Mitchell, aCCepted a teaching fellowship for sfudy in history at Xavier University. Joseph Donahue, of Ft. Thomas, received a fellowship in hisiory 10 Xavier University. Jay Oliver, of Elsmere, accep'md a Teaching fellowship at Xavier in chemisiry. Gerald Franzen, of Covington, received a research fellowship in chemistry to Louisiana StaTe University. SUMMA CUM LAUDE GRADUATES Summa Cum Laude graduaies are: 51even Bolte, Joseph Lang, Mrs. Eve Hinkel, and Carola Lagedrosl. 29

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS A Senior Class is traditionally very busy with the bittersweet task of graduat- ing, and the 1963-64 class at Villa Madonna was no exception. But leadership and perseverance have always been characteristic of the Class and they managed to sponsor 'some very successful activities. The seniors had a Communion Sunday during the first semester of this year. They also sponsored the Halioween Dance held on October 31 to which the entire student body was invited. In the field of academics, these seniors were exceptional for the ciass was outstanding for the number of students rating high on graduate record exams, graduating with honors and receiving grants. The Class of '64 presented the school with two flags-the Papal Flag and the Kentucky State Flag which will be hung in Columbus Hall. Senior Class Officers: Ben Bishop, Treasurer; Donna Eckert, Vice-President; Jack Broxterman, President; and Joyce Borne, Secretary

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I THOMAS GARY TOLL JEANNE BAUMGARTNER ROBERT J. ZIMMER , Accountancy Accountancy Accoumancy GRADS JOHN P. MOELLMAN DOUGLAS M. STEPHENS Accountancy Accountancy T. Toll: S.A.M-3; ACCT. Club-B, 4. J. Baumgarr-ner; S.A.M.-2, 3, 4, sec. 3,- AAM SororiTy-i2; Acc'r. CIUb-4. R. Zimmer: S.A.M.-2, 3, 4, Trees. 4; Science CIUb-I; Acct. Club-2, 3, 4, Treas. 4,- EAA Fraterni'ryw, 2, 3, 4, Trees. 4; Chorus-1 , 2, 3,- lntramural Sporfs-2, 3, 4. D. Sfephens: S.A.M.-I, 2, 3, 4; STUdenT CounciI-4 Trees. 4; ACCT. CIUb-I, 2, 3, 4, freas, 3; Intramural Sporfs-I, 2, 3. T. Keffeler: S.A.M.-2, 3, 4, fr. rep. 3, pres. 4,- Oufsfanding Scholastic Achievement Award from Finan- cial Executives Institute. THOMAS RALPH KETTELER Accountancy