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MRS MARY ZAMIEROWSKI 1051 WATSON ST .. SW GRAND RAPIDS MI 49504

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CHAM N DE

The Catholic is a citizen of two worlds. Chaminade High School, in training

youth to take its part in the future, must realize this duality and make its

education meet both gaols. The spiritual activities, under the watchful eye

of the Blessed Mother, are constantly giving the students opportunity to

develop a strong religious spirit. Various religious functions are in progress

throughout the school year . The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass is offered daily,

the Sacrament of Penonce is available before and after school each day,

and there are speciol devotions during October, Lent, and May. In all these

activities, the role of Mary in man's spiritual life is given fullest recognition.

While busying itself with this religious troining, the school cannot forget

that our country needs to have sturdy leaders to insure its progress and

security for the future . I n addition, the student must be capable of earning

his living and supporting a family. To meet these ends, there is an effort to

impart instruction of the highest calibre in all fields of study proper to the

modern high school. Besides, an attempt is made to develop any special

talents the student hay have in the arts, in athletics, or in leadership. The

product of this education should be a strong, intelligent leader, ready to

dedicate his service to God and country.

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The Cathalic is a citizen of two worlds. Chaminade High Schoal, in training

youth to take its part in the future, must realize this duality and make its

education meet both goals. The spiritual activities, under the watchful eye

of the Blessed Mother, are constantly giving the students opportunity to

develop a strong religious spirit. Various religious functions are in progress

throughout the school year. The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass is offe red daily,

the Sacrament of Penance is available before and after school each day,

and there are special devotions during October, Lent, and May. In all these

activities, the role of Mary in man's spiritual life is given fullest recagnition.

While busying itself with this religious training, the school cannot forget

that our country needs to have sturdy leaders to insure its progress and

security for the future. In addition, the student must be capable of earning

his living and supporting a family. To meet these ends, there is an effort to

impart instruction of the highest calibre in all fields af study praper to the

modern high school. Besides, an attempt is made to develap any specia l

talents the student hay have in the arts, in athletics, or in leadership. The

product of this education should be a strong, intelligent leader, ready to

dedicate his service to God and country.

The Most Reverend Karl J. Alter, D.O., LL.D.

'ZJi«e4alt-S~ 01 S~ Right Reverend Msgr. Carl J . Ryan

Reverend Edward Connaughton

Very Reverend John A. Elbert, S.M.

Brother Pau l Sibbing, S.M.

FACULTY

Bro. Charles Opferman, S.M.

My Dear Graduates,

. You have finolly reached the pinnacle of your high school career . There remains only the awarding of the

diplomas before you take a step into the unknown future. Are you prepared for this step? For twelve long

years you have looked forward to the day when you would be "out of school." For twelve long years

your teachers have endeavored to instill into your hearts the love of God and the love of neighbor.

It is of great significance that you may count yourselves among the graduating classes of this Centenary

Year of the apparition of Our Blessed Mother at Lourdes in 1858. In a society, barely conscious of the

ills which assail it, Our Lady appea ls to you just as She appealed to the humble ma iden, Bernadette

Soubirous, one hundred years ago; "You must pray to God for sinners."

Already in the first grade of school you learned that "God made me to know Him, to love Him, and to

serve Him in this world in order to be happy with Him forever in the next." For no other reason were you

brought into this world, and for no other reason will future generations be created. How do you measure up to

th is obligation? Have you become we ll enough acquainted with the Mother of God to enable you to feel

secure on the path of life? If you find the world around you in a troubled, uncertain state, it is simply be·

cause others before you have not learned the real" reason for their existence. Th ey have kept God and Mary

out of their plans, and so it is now up to you to instill into other hearts, while finding your p lace in the

business world, the love of God and the love of neighbor.

Many of your graduating class who could have been with you on this happy occasion, a re already

serving God and Our Lady as other apostles in some seminary or religious order. But whether God wants

you to serve Him as a single layman, as a member of the married state, or as a priest or religious, may

you go forward with the deep conviction in your heart thot "You Can Change the World."

It is my wish and the wish of every member of the Chaminade Faculty that God and Our Blessed

Mother shower you with choicest graces and blessings throughout the rest of your life.

Sincerely yours,

Brother James Kilroy, S.M.

Brother Joseph Meder, S.M.

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Miss Agnes Mahle

Brother John Wise, S.M. 3 A Junior Counselor; English III; Spanish II

Brother Donald Sullivan

S.M. 2A

Sophomore Counselor; Latin II, III; Lunch Supervisor; Concession Stand

Reverend Louis Wiesner,

S.M. 4A

Senior Counselor; Chaplain; Religion

IV; Latin IV; Graduation

Brother Francis Modica, S.M. 1 A Freshman Counselor; Latin I; Lunch

Supervisor; Scholarship Tests; Sodality

Brother Walter Sartor, S.M. 3H Spanish I; World History; Booster Club;

Sodality; Assistant Athletic Director

Brother Robert Sertweck

S.M. 2C Latin II ; English II ; Chaminade News

Moderator; Assistant Ticket Manager

Sodality; Activity Bulletin

Brother Anthony Saletel, S.M.

German I, II; Bookstore

Brother Anthony Perfetto

S.M. 1 K

Latin I; Religion I; Cheerleaders; Con­

cession Stand; Sodality

Reverend Francis Gerber, S.M.

Religion 1,11,111; Sodality Director

Brother Richard Loehrlein,

S.M. 2G Religion II ; English II; Service Club; Sod a lit y; Community

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Brother Thomas Caffrey, S.M. 2 L Religion II; World History; Concession Stand; Dramatics; Sodality; Variety Show

Brother James Cosgrove

S.M. 38 Religion III; English III,IV; Dra­

matics; Sodality; Marianist Drive

Brother Anthony Deinlein, S.M. Marianist Magazine

Brother Patrie Philbin, S.M. 2 E

Religion II ; Eng lis h II ; Tax

Stamps; Sodality

Mr. George Early 4 E

Problems of Democracy; Alumni Secretary; Job Placement; Graduation

Mr. Donald Frericks 2B

World History; Physical Edu­cation; F res h man Basketball

Coach; Tennis Coach

Bro. Martin Rauscher,

S.M. 3C

American History; English III;

Lunch Sup e r vis 0 r; Debate

Coach; Sodality; CSMC

Mr. Vincent Lee

World History

Mr. Edward Regan 4D

American History; Problems of De m 0 c r a c y; Head Football

Coach

Bro. Emeric .Bratt 1 B

World History; World Geogra­

phy; Junior Council on World

Affairs

Bro. Hugh Bihl, S.M. 1 D English I; Religion I; Building Fund; Sod a lit y; Assistant Ticket Manager.

Bro. William Grundish, S.M. 1 H

English I, World Geography; Honor Roll; Sodality

Mr. Victor Craft 3 J English II ,III,IV

Mr. Bernard Burke English I,II,IV

Bro. John Bakle, S.M. 1 E English I, Religion I; Booster Club; Sodality

Bro. George Deinlein, S.M. 4C

English IV; Rei i g ion IV; Sodality

Bro. Thomas Corbett, S.M. 3 E

English III ; Religion III ; Speech

Club

Bro. Frank Annunziata, S.M. 1 L

Algebra I; Refresher Mathe­matics; Lunch Supervisor; Pho­tography Club; Sodality

Bro. Joseph Janning, S.M. Trigonometry; Solid Geome­try; French

Bro. John McGrath, S.M. 2C

Algebra I, II; Plane Geometry; Freshman Speech Club; So­dality; Publicity

Bro. John Nichols, S.M. 4 F Algebra II; Shop Math; Busi­ness Math; Advisor of the Chaminade Eagle; Sodality; Organist; Faculty Choir

Bro. Edward Neuendorf, S.M. 1 F

Algebra I; Religion I; Sodality; Turkey Raffle; Junior Red Cross

Bro. Thomas Wessel kamper, S.M. 2J

Plane Geometry; Trigonome­. try; Solid Geometry; Sodality

Mr. Edward Marrinan 1 C Algebra I; Assistant Varsity Basketball Coach

Bro. Joseph Trageser, S.M.

P I a n e Geometry; Mus i c

Supervisor

Bro. Willbert Hamm, S.M.

Bookkeeping I,ll ; Commercial

Law; Driver Education

Bro. Joseph Duffy, S.M. 1 J

General Business; Religion I;

Band Raffle; Sodality

Bro. Donald Wiga l,

S.M. 2H

Religion II ; Wor ld History; As­

sistant Band Director; Variety

Show Music

Bro. Paul Merland, S.M.

General Business; Typing; Dri­

ver Education; Ticket Manager

Bro. Alfred Grisez

S.M. 3 D Chemistry; National H 0 nor

Society; Class Rings

Bro. Edward Zahn,

S.M. 4 B

Physics; Math Club; Business

Manager of the Eagle; Stage

Crew

Bro. Edward Zamierowski,

S.M. 2 F

Biology; General Science; Ral­

lies; Biology Club; Sodality

Bro. Ralph Delaney,

S.M. 2 K Genera l Sci e n c e; Practica l

Physics; General Mathematics;

Engineering Club

Mr. William Donahue 1 G

General Science

I

Mr. Thomas Frericks 1 L

English I; Lunch Supervisor;

Head Bas k e t b a I I Coach;

Head Baseball coach

Mr. Vernon Weber 3 F

American His tor y; Physical

Ed.; Assistant Football Coach;

Reserve Basketball Co a c h;

Golf Coach

Mr. Gerard Faust 4 H

Mechanical Drawing; Lunch

Supervisor; Athletic Supervisor

Mr. Glenn Dillhoff 3 G

Economics; Physical Ed.; As­

sistant Football Coach

Bro. Robert Brisky, S.M.

Health; Physical Ed.; Athletic

Director; Bus Maintenance

Fr. Robert Brown, S.M .

Librarian

Bro. Clement Grilliot, S.M.

Assistant Librarian; English II,

IV; Lunch Supervisor

Bro. Oscar Arnold, S.M.

Cafeteria Assistant

Bro. Herman, S.M.

Cafeteria Manager

Bro. Herbert Leising, S.M.

Cafeteria Assistant; Mainten­

ance

Bro. John Bertone, S.M.

Maintenance

SENIORS

Ed Alexander and Dick Brun plan the layout of the big ",lIy for the Fairview game.

R. EDWIN ALEXANDER

4A Senior Class Pres ident

"Thanks to him we had prosperity and salt and pepper shakers at every table."

Class Officer 1,2,3; CHS News staff 3,4; Annual staff 4; Basket­

ball 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society, Dramatics 2; Sodality 1,2,3,4.

Jim Travis gives some painters to the sco rer and the "ref" during One of the intramural games he ran .

MICHAEL A. HARTNETI IIColonel 1l 4A

Senior Closs Vice·President

"Become one of the most populor 'Men of

Chaminade' in the short two years he spent

here./I

National Athletic Honor Society 4; Sodality 3,

4; Yearbook 4; Dramatics 3,4; Variety Show 3,

4; National Honor Society 4; Class Officer 3,4;

Football 3; Baseball 3,4; Intramurals 3,4.

RICHARD L. BRUN "Dick" 4E

Senior Class Secretary

"A real 'pusher' who will certainly succeed in life."

Cheerleader 3,4; Servers' Club 2,3,4; JA 3,4;

Variety Show 1; Class Officer 4.

Senior class officers ond Deon consult on 0 weighty problem.

JAMES C. TRAVIS "Jay" 4F

Senior Class Treasurer

"A quiet but strong leader; gets things accompl is hed."

Football 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Class Offi·

cer 2,3,4; Variety Show 2,4; Student Council 3;

Prom Committee 3.

THOMAS ACTON

"Bill" 4C

Class Officer 1,2,4; JA 3; Year­

book 4.

JAMES G. ATER .IIJim" · 4E Intramurals 2,3,4.

ROBERT E. BECKER

"Bob" 4B Band 1,2; JA 1,2.

JOSEPH C. AIELLO

"Chops" 4 A

Band 1,2,3; Sodality 1; Speech Club

3,4; Dramatics 1,2; Perfect Attend­

ance 3; Variety Show 4.

ROGER l. AVEYARD

"Rage" 4A Honor Roll 1; Photog raphy Club 2; JA 3; Bowling 4.

WILLIAM H. BEIGel

"Bill" 4G Photography Club 1,2,3,4.

ROBERT F. ALLEN

"Bob" 4B

Class Officer 4; Honor Roll 2; Na­

tional Honor Society 4; Servers' Club

1,2; Service Club 2,3,4; Speech Club

1,2; Library Staff 1,2; JA 3,4; Intra­

murals 1,2,3,4.

LAWRENCE R. BAKER

"larry" 4B Sodality 1,2,3,4; Booster Club 2,3,4; Perfect Attendance 3.

ROBERT J. BERNARD

"Bob" 4G

ROLAND J. ANDERSON

"Andy'l 4 G Projector Club 4.

JOHN F. BAUDENDISTel

"Baudie" 4E Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Bowling 2.

WILLIAM E. BERNER

"Bill" 4C

Band 1,2,3,4; Tri-M 3,4; Cafeteria 3,

4; Stage Crew 2,3,4; Engineering

Club 3; Honor Roll 1,3; Perfect At­

tendance 1,2,3,4; Variety Show 3,4.

GERALD J. BLAKE

"Jerry" 4A Football Manager 4; Basketball

Manager 3,4; Intramurals 1,3,4; JA

3; Sodality 1.

GERALD G. BRECHAK

"Jerry" 4 E

Baseba ll 3; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Per­

fect Attendance 3.

MARVIN C. BROUGHTON

"Marv" 4B Service Club 2,3,4; Perfect Attend­

ance 1,2; Cafeteria 3; Enginee ring

Club 4.

DONALD J. BOEKE

"Boek" 4G Variety Show 4; Bowling 1,2; Cafe­

teria 2; Intromurals 1,2,4; Projector

Club 4; Bond 1,2; Booster Club 1,2,

3; Service Club 1,2; Servers' Club 1,2.

ROBERT J. BREWSTER

"Bob" 4C Honor Roll 1,2,3; Bowling 3; Sodal­

ity 2; Perfect Attendance 1,2,3,4.

GERALD J. BROWN

" Brownie" 4G Class Officer 4; Sodality 1; Bowling

1,2; Glee 1,2; Variety Show 1,2; In­

tramurals 1,2,3,4.

EDWARD J. BOEKE

4C Football 1,3,4; Sodality 2,3; Bowling

2; I ntramurals 1,2,3,4 .

GARY A·. BRANER

"Brains'l 4G Class Officer 4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4;

Sodality 1,2; Cafeteria 1.

Fox and Hartnett visit Santa and his (their) friends.

ROBERT BROWN "Bob" 4A Engineering Club 3,4; JA 3,4; Per­

fect Attendance 2,3,4.

WILLIAM L. BURGEMEIER "Burgy" . 4 E

Baseball 1,3,4; Bawling 1,3; Class .

:Jfficer 2,3; Baske.tball 1; Intra­

murals 2,3,4; Student Council 3.

B. JOSEPH BRUCKEN "Joe" 4C Sodality 2; Basketboll 1,2,3,4.

MICHAEl E. BURNS

4A Intromurals 1,2,3,4; Sodality 3,4;

Bolwing 1,3; Engineering Club 3,4;

Yearbook 4; f\jational Honor Society

4; Math Club 4.

Ken Hoerner tries to find the handles on the ball.

VIRGIL R. BUDDENDECK "Bud" 4G Perfect Attendance 1,2,3,4; Cheer­leader 4 .

. ROBERT l. BUTlER "Bob" 4E

Glee Club 1; Intramurals 1,2,3,4;

Variety Show 1.

FREDERICK J. CAIRO " little Fred" 4 G

Intramurols 1; Bowling 1; Perfect At­

tendance 1.

HOWARD J. BURGER "Howiell 4G Intramurals 3.

ALFRED T. BYRNE Alfie" 4B Intromurals 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3;

Speech Club 1; Engineering Club 3,

4; Biology 4; Cafeteria 1,2,4; Prom

Committee 3; Class Officer 1,3.

JOHN F. CARR "Webly" 4 C

Band 1,2,3,4; Cafeteria 1,2,3,4; Dra­

matics 1,2,3; Variety Show 1,3,4;

JA 3,4; Speech Club 3,4; Tri-M 2,3,

4; Stage Crew 2,3,4; Engineering

Club 3; Yearboak 4.

DANIEL P. CAULFIELD "Deacon'" 4G Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Bawling 1,2.

EDWARD L. CHARNOCK

4B Yearbook Business Staff 4; Variety Shaw 3,4; Dramatics 3,4; Sodality 1;

Speech Club 1; Engineering Club 3; JA 3,4; Baseball Manager 3.

JAMES P. COLLINS "Jim" 4E Glee Club 1,2; Intramurals 1,2,3,4;

JA 3; Service Club 1,2; Sodality 1; Variety Show 1,2.

WALLACE A. CEYAK

"Wally" 4B

Sodality 1,2; Speech Club 2,3; Enginee ring Club 3,4; Nat ian a I Honor Society 4; Class Officer 2; Honor Roll 3; Yearbook Business

Staff 4.

JAMES D. CHITTUM

"Chit" 4G Intramurals 1,2,3,4; ' Class Officer 3,

4; Perfect Attendance 2.

JOHN L. CONFER "Jack" 4A

Speech Club 1,2,3,4; Sodality 1; En­gineering Club 3; Glee C I u b 3;

JCOWA 4; National Honor Society 4

Rudzinski goes in for a layup as spectators from 4E and 4F watch!

JOHN R. CIVILLE "Johnny" 4 A Sodality 2·4; Footba ll 1·4; Honor

Roll 1-4; Perfect Attendance 1-4; NHS 4; NAHS 4; NMHS 4; Dra­matics 1-4; Student Council 1,4;

CSMC 4; Yearbook 4.

JOSEPH L. CONWELL IIJoe" 4C Closs Officer 1,2; Perfect Attend­

ance 1.

RICHARD E. CLARK

"Dick" 4C

WILLIAM P. COTTER "Bill" 4 G

Sodality 1; Perfect Attendance 1.

WILLIAM L. DAHM

"Bee" 4E Intra murals 2,3,4 .

DENIS P. DWYER

" Dennie" 4C Intramurals 1,2,4; Sodality 1.

THOMAS R. D'AMICO JAMES L. DAVIS

4G "Leslie" 4A

Intramurals 1; Perfect Attendance

2,3 .

Yearbook 4; Intramurals 1,2,4; Class

C. 1; Sodality 2,3,4; Ho nor Roll 3,

4; National Honor Society 4; Math

Club 4; Bowling 4; JCOWA 4 .

JOHN P. CLARK

"Jack" 4A

"He abounds in the greatest of prizes; intellect and

free wilL"

Football 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,

2,3,4; Class Officer 1,2; Servers' Club 2,3; JA 2;

CHS News 4; Yea rbook Editor 4; National Ho nor

Society 4; National Athl eti c Honor Society 4; Pe r­

fect Attendance 1.

RAMON G. ESTEVEZ

" Ray" 4 G

Variety Show 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,

2,3,4; Sodality 2,3,4; Speech Club 4;

Dramatics 1,2,3,4 .

JEROME E. ETIENNE

" Etch"

Perfect Attendance 1,2 . 4E

ROBERT E. DEIS

4B

Yearbook Business Staff 4; Booster

Club 1,3; Biology Club 2,3; Intra­

murals 2; JA 3.

DAVID P. DUCHAK

JlDewie"

Sodality 1; CHS News 1.

H. MICHAEL FALLIS

"Mike" Perfect Attendance 1,2,3;

murals 1,2,3,4; C Basketba ll ;

ing 1; Prom Committee 3;

Officer 1; Football 1.

4B

4C Intra­

Bowl­

Class

WILLIAM W . FARIS

"Falcon" 4C

Perfect Attendance 3; Intramura ls

3,4.

LAWRENCE E. FOCKE

" Lorry" 4E

Bowling 1; Sodality 1; Cafeteria 1;

Glee Club 1; Intramurals 4; JA 3,4;

Golf 1,2,3,4.

DOUGLAS E. FOX

"Doubie" 4 E

Bowling 1,3; I ntramurals 1,2,4; JA

3,4; Perfect Atte nd a nce 1,2,4; Serv­

ive Club 2.

JON M. FAULKNER GARY FINNEGAN

4E 4 E " Skip"

JA 3 . Baseball 3,4; Bowling 1,2; Closs

Officer 3,4; Football 1,2,3 ,4; 1ntra­

murals 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3;

Perfect Attendance 2,3.

WILLIAM M. KENNEDY

"Pee Wee" 4A

"A fri sky fell ow with on abundance of fables, fe­

males, and fri e nds ."

Baseball 2,3,4; Yearbook 4; Servers' Club 2; CHS

News 3,4; Closs Officer 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3 ,4;

Basketba ll 1,2; G lee Club 3; Hono r Roll 1,2,3,4;

Dramatics 2,3; Intramurals 3,4; Notional Honor

Society 4; Notional Athletic Hono r Society 4; Per­

fect Attendance 1; Vari ety Show 3,4; Sodality

1,2,3,4.

RONALD R. FREDERICK

"Fred" 4 E

Bowli ng 1,2; Int ra mu rals 1,2,4; JA

3,4; Pe rfect Atte ndance 1,2 .

CHARLES W . FRIEND

"Charlie" Perfect Attendance 1,2,3.

4B

JEROME J. HAUTE

"Flat-top" 4 E

Intramurals 1,2; JA 3,4; Perfect At­

tendance 1,2,3,4; Service Club 2 .

GEORGE M. FROEHLE

"Little Moose" 4G

Bowli ng 3; Intramurals 1,2,4; Foot­

ball 1,2; Sodality 1,2.

RICHARD HARSHMAN

" Dick" 4E

Class C Basketball I; Intramurals 1;

JA 3; Perfect Attendance 1.

JOHN HASLERIG

"Mickey" 4 G

Intramura ls 2,3.4; Var iety Shaw 3,4;

Bawling 2,3,4; Perfect Attendance ' 2.

DONALD HART

"Don" ,A CHS news 1,2,3,4; CHS news editor

3,4; Yearbook 4; Sodality 1,4; Dra­

matics 1; Intromurals 2.

ERIC HAUSFELD

"Rick" 4 A

Sodality 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3;

Variety Show 1,2,3,4; Intromura ls 2,

3,4; JCOWA 2; Speech Club 2,3,4;

Perfect Attendance 3.

Members of the Senior All Star Ballet Tea m.

All Star Players from E, F, G, and H get briefed on strategy.

THOMAS HAYES

4C Inrremural s 2,3,4; Pe rfect Attend­

ance 2.4; Bowling 2; Sodality 1;

Class Officer 3; Football 1, Variety

Show 3,4.

EDWARD HEIGEL

"Edit 4G Intr amu rals 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4;

Bowling ) ,2; Class Officer 3,4; Per­

fect Attendance 1,2 .

CHARLES HECKER

"Charlie"

Intramu ra ls 1,4.

THOMAS HEMMELGARN

4 C

Intramurals 2,3; Booster Club 1; Glee

Club 1,2,3; Var ie ty Shaw 1,2,3;

Bawling 2,3.

Green team prays for success. Scare, Red 60, Green 46.

ROBERT Hill

"B.O." 4C Football 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Class

Officer 1; Perfect Attendance 1,2,3.

MICHAEl HORD

"Mike" 4A CHS News 1,2,3,4; Booster Club 2;

Servers Club 2,3; Class Officer 1;

Glee Club 1,2,3; JCOWA 1,2,3,4;

JA 3; Radio Club 1; Speech Club

1,2,3,4; Sodality 1,2,3,4; Variety

Show 1,2,3,4; Engineering Club 3,

4; National Honor Society 4.

KENNETH HOERNER

4G Intramurals 1,3,4; Variety Show 4;

Bowling 3,4; Class Officer 4 .

'DARREll HORWATH

" Dick" 4A Band 1,2,3,4; CHS News 3,4; Honor

Roll 1,2,3,4; JA 3; Sodality 1,2,3,4;

Variety Show 2,3,4; Tri-M 2,3,4;

National Honor Society 4; Year­book 4.

ROBERT HENTRICH

"Bob-a" 4C Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Class C Basket­

ball 1; JA 3; Honor Rolli; National

Honor Society 4; Yearbook 4.

PHILIP HOFFMAN

4A Booster Club 1,2,3,4; Class C Bas­

ketball 1; Servers Club 1,2,3,4;

Engineering Club 3; Yearbook 4;

National Honor SOCiety 4; Perfect

Attendance 3.

JAMES HICKEY

"Hick-Babe" 4C Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 2,

3,4; Class C Basketball 1; Perfect Attendance 2.

DENNIS HOKE

"Nik" 4 E

Glee Club 1; Intramurals 3,4; Per­

fect Attendance 1,3; Variety Show 1,2.

Fred knew the camera was there!

EDWARD IMBER

"Ed" 4 H Bowling 1,2,3; Intramu rals 1,3.

JOHN KAUFLIN

4A

Bowling 1,2,3; Cafeteria Squad 2;

Basketball 1; Int ramurals 2,3,4; So·

dality 1; Yearbook 4; Honor Roll 2 ,

3,4; Perfect Attendance 1; National

Honor Society 4.

PHILIP JACQUES JOSEPH JECKERING

"Phil" 4 C

Football 1; Hanor Roll 1; Class

Officer 1.

"Joe"

Bowling 1,2; Intramurals 3.

"Tom"

NICHOlAS GITZINGER

"Gitz" 4E

"Record hops and TV shows keep this DJ quite

busy ove r weeken ds."

Radio Club 3; Baseball 1,4; Football 1,2; Basket­

ball 1,2; Bowling 1,2; Cafeteri a Squad 1; CHS

News 4; Class Officer 3,4; JA 3,4; Intramurals 3,4.

THOMAS KAVANAUGH BURTON KEEBLER

4C JlBurtie"

4H

4E

Sodality 1,2,3; JA 3. Baseba ll Manager 1,2; Football Man­

a ger 1,2,3,4; Intra murals 3,4.

JOSEPH JONES

"Doni" 4E Bow ling 1,2 ; Class Officer 3; Foot­

ball 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,4; Per­

fect Attendance 1.

DAVID KAHN

IIDavell 4B

Football 1; Yea rbook Business Staff

4; Bow ling 2,3; I ntramurals 2,3,4.

. JAMES KESLER

"Jim" 4C Class Officer 1,2,3; Intramu rals 1,2,

3,4; Honor Roll 1,2.

FREDERICK KEYES

"Goose" 4E

Cafeteria Squad 2; Class Officer 1;

Basketball 1; Intramurals 2,3,4; Per­

fect Attendance 3; Variety Shaw 2,4.

JOSEPH KOZUH

4A

Tennis 3; Engineering Club 3,4; Per­

fect Attendance 1,2,3,4; JA 3; Honor

Roll 1.

GEORGE KRAMER

"Gorgeous George" 4 A

CHS News 4; Class Officer 2; Class

C Basketball 1; JA 3,4; Intramurals

1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,4; National

Honor SOciety 4; Sodality 1,2,3.4;

Engineering Club 3,4; Perfect At­

tendance 1,2.

DONALD KOEHLER

"Don" 4B

Sodality 1,2 ,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3;

Service Club 4; Bowling 3; Variety

Show 1,2,3.4; Perfect Attendance

2,3.

FREDERICK EHRENSBERGER

JAMES KOEHLER

"Jim" 4B

Bowling 1,2; Intramura ls 1,2,3,4;

Tennis 2,4; Dramatics 4; Variety

Show 4.

"Hunchy" 4 C

"All-City in Dayton; but couldn't make honorable

mention in Centerville."

Footba ll 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,

4; Class Officer 1,2,3,4; Bowling 1; Variety Show

4; Prom Committee 3; Cafeteria Squad 3,4.

GREGORY KRAUS

"Greg" 4C

Cheerleaders 3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4

THOMAS KRUMM

4A

Engineering Club 3; Band 2,3,4; JA

3; Variety Show 3; National Honor

Society 4; National Mathematics

Honor Society 4.

NORMAN KOON

4B

Intramurals 3,4.

JOHN KUDELKA "Red" 4 E Baseball Manager 3; Bowling 1;

Class Officer 2; Glee Club 1,2;

Football Manager 3; li brary Staff 2;

Service Club 2; Variety Show 1,2.

Tele-photo shot of Piekutowski keeping score.

JAMES LAURICELLA

"Jim" 4A

Bowling 1,3; Class Officer 1,2; Foot­

ball 1; Class C Ba sketball I, Intra­

murals 1,2; Speech Club 2,3,4; National Honor Society 4; JA 3,4.

DAVID LEFF

4B

Intramurals 1,3,4; JA 3,4; Class Offi­

cer 1,4, Variety Show 3,4, Sodality

2,3,4, Yearbook 4, Servers' Club 1, 2,3, Debate 1.

JOHN KUHLMAN

"Jack" 4 B

Intramurals 2,3,4, Bowling 1,2: Glee

Club 1.

FREDERICK LANE

"L.B." 4C Class · Officer 2, Tennis 1; Bowling

2; Baske tba ll 1,2,3,4; Perfec' Attend­

ance 2.

CHARLES LEO

"Tom" 4 H

Bowling 1.

RICHARD LAMM

"Dick"

Band 1 ,2,3, Bowling 1.

BENJAMIN LAURICELLA

"Bill"

Bowling 1.

RICHARD lIENESCH

4E

4E

"Dick" 4 A

Class Officer 1, Honor Roll 1,3,4,

Pe rfect Attendance 2, Photography

Club 1,2,3,4, Sodality 1,2,3.4, En­

ginee ring Club 3,4; Cayada Council

3,4, Yearbook 4, JA 3,4; National

Honor SOCiety 4, National Mathe­

matics Honor SOCiety 4.

THEODORE LINK "Ted" 4C Basketball 2,3.4; Intramurals I; Base­

ball 2,3.4; Honor Roll 1; Closs C

Basketball 1; Notional Athletic Honor

SOciety 4; Closs Officer 1.4.

ROBERT MacDONALD

"Bob" 4B

ROBERT MARTIN "Marty" 4 D

Class Officer 4; Hanor Roll 1; Perfect

Attendance 1.4; Bowling 1,3; Intra­

murals 1; Closs C Basketball 1;

Variety Show 4.

ROBERT LOVE

4A

Glee Club 1; Bond 2,3; Yearbook 4;

JCOWA 1,2,3,4; Soda lity _ 1,2,3.4;

Dramatics 4; Honor Roll 1,3.4; Vari­

ety Show 1,4; Speech Club 1,2,3.4;

Prom Committee 3; CHS News ' 1,2,

3,4; Notional Honor Society 4 .

DAVID MARSHALL JlDave" 4D

Perfect Attendance 2.4; CSMC 1,2.4;

Intramurals 1,2,3.4; Speech Club 1,

2; CHS News 1,2,3.4; JCOWA 1,

2; Class C Basketball 1; Bowling

1,2,3; Engineering Club 3; JA 3.4.

RICHARD MASSA

IICheech" 4D

Band 1,2,3; Intramurals 1,2,3.4;

Tennis 2; Engineering Club 3.4;

Bowling 1,2; Variety Show 3;

Tri-M 2.

Aggressive ploy-making by Dave Torlina.

JEROME MATHES

"Jerry" 4C

Sodality 1,3; Glee Club 1; Variety

Show 1; Intramurals 3.4; Bowling 1.

MICHAEL MATTA 4B

Intramurols 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1;

Class C Basketball 1; Variety Show

1,2; National Honor Society 4; Class

Officer 4 .

B

b T ,

JAMES MEIXNER

"Gym" 4 D Ha'nar Rail 2; CSMC 1,2,3,4; Intra­

murals 1,2,3,4; Baoster Club 1,2;

Dramatics 3,4; Bowling 1,2; Variety

Show 3,4.

Meal time at the Marianist Retreat Hause .

MICHAEL MENCSIK

"Spike" 4 E Class Officer 2; Intramurals 1,2,3,

4; Perfect Attendance 1,2.

Some people can't do onything right, Arnie.

WILLIAM MERANDA

"Wild Bill" 4 B

I ntramurals 2,3,4; Bowling 1,2,3;

Photography Club 2; Variety Show

1,2,3; Glee Club 1,2,3; Cafeteria

Squad 2; Sodality 1; Perfect At­tenda nee 1,2,4.

FRANCIS MAZZONE

"Frank" 4E Honor Roll 2; Perfect Attendance 1,

2,3.

PAUL MERRICK "Shakey" 48 Glee Club 3,4; Sodality 3.

SHERMAN MILLER

"Greek" 4D Perfect Attendance 2,4; Intramurals

1,2,3,4; Class C Basketball 1; Bowl­ing 3; JA 3.

NORMAN MITCHELL

"Mitch" 4C Band 1,2,3,4; Speech Club 1,2,3,4;

NFL President 4; Sodality 1,2,3,4;

JCOWA 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 1,2;

Cafete ria Sq uad 2,3,4; Variety Show

2,4; Bawling 2; JA 4 .

MICHAEL MONAGHAN

"Whitey" 4 F

Football 1,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4;

Cafeteria Squad 4 .

DONALD McCARTHY

"Don" 4B Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Class C Basket­

ball 1; Basketba ll Manager 4.

"Louie"

LOUIS MOORMAN

Cough! Cough!

GERALD MOn

"Jer" 4D Perfect Attendance 4; Intramurals 4;

Cafeteria Squad 1; JA 3,4.

They' ll play cards anywhere .

WILLIAM MYERS

4F

Glee Club 1; Class Officer 3; Per­

fect Attendance 3; Sodality 3; Honor

Roll 1,2,4; Variety Shaw 1.

ELMER PRIKKEL

"Elm" 4H

RALPH REBOULET " Pinky" 40

CSMC 1,2; Football 2; Intramurals 2,4; Bowling 1; Variety Show 1;

Glee Club 1.

FREDERICK PRINZ " Fritz" 40 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Pe rfect Attend­

ance 4; Intramurals 1,4.

"Bruce

RONALD RADO

" Dogan" 4 F

Class Officer 3,4; Speech Club 1,2;

Glee Club 1,2; Intramurals 1,2,3;

Class C Basketball 1; Sodality 1,2,3.

ROBERT POWERS

4B "Didn't have to act at all to take the lead in the Variety Show."

VICTOR REILING "Pete"

Bowling 1; Class C Basketball 1; Variety Show 4;

Band 2; Sodality 1; JA 4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 3,4.

4 A Yearbook 3,4; Booster Club 1,2,3,4; CHS news 2,3,4; Perfect Attendance

3; Natio nal Honor SOCiety 4; JA 3,4.

ROBERT REINHARD "Whitey" 4 F

Intramurals 2,4; Class Officer 1,3; Bowling 1.

CHARLES RASPER "Butch" 4F

Yearbook 4; Variety Show 2,3; Per­

fect Attendance 2,3; JA 3,4; Tennis

1; Intramurals 1,2; Class C Basket­

ball 1; Sodality 1,2,3,4; Golf 4;

Speech Club 1.

THOMAS RA WERS IIGonzales" 4B Bowling 1,3; Intramurals 1,3; Na­

tional Honor SOCiety 4; JCOWA 3;

c;::tass C Basketball 1; Variety Show 3; Dramatics 3.

RICHARD RODERER "Dick 40 Honor Roll 3; CSMC 1,2; Band 1,2;

Intramurals 3,4; Class C Basketball

1; Bowling 1.

JOHN RIEGLER "Jack" 4D Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Tennis 3,4; Cafe­

teria Squad 1; JCOWA 2,3; Sa­

dality 1; Class C Basketball 1; Bowling 1,2,3,4; JA 3.

OWEN RUECKEl

4D

Class Officer 1; Perfect Attendance

1; CSMC 1,2; Intramurals 1,2,3,4;

Speech Club 1; Glee Club 1; JA 3.

ROBERT RUDZINSKI

4F Intramurals 3,4; Sodality 1; CHS

News 4; Class Officer 4; Bowling 1.

THEODORE ROHLING LOUIS ROSENGARTEN

"Ted" 4D "~osie" 4D Hanor Rail 1; Perfect Attendance 2,

3; Service Club 2; Sadality 2,3,4;

Variety Shaw 1,2,3,4; JA 3; Stage

Crew 1,2,3,4.

Variety Show 1; Glee Club 1; Phato­

graphy Club 1,2.

DAVID GANTT "Dave" 4A

"Hired a postal sorting crew to handle his fan mail."

Intramurals 1,2,3,4; JA 3,4; Bowling 1,3; Sodality

1,2; Band 1; Perfect Attendance 1,3,4; Cafeteria

Squad 4; Class C Basketball 1; Class Officer 4;

National Honor SOCiety 4.

EDWARD RUEF GEORGE SATAlIA

4H "Ed" 4 A

Intramurals 1,2,3,4; JA 3,4; Honor

Roll 1,3; Sodality 1; National Honor

Society 4; Class C Basketball 1.

Intramurals 1,2,3; Class Officer 1,3,4.

DONATO ROSSETTI

"Dino" 4H Class Officer 2,3.

THOMAS SCHAAF

"Tom" 4 F

JA 3; Perfect Attendance 2; Bowl­ing 1,2,3,4.

THOMAS SCHAEFER

" Ton /nero 4D Closs Officer 2,3.4; Intramurols 1,

2,3; Sodality 1; Bowling 2; Closs C

Basketball 1; Variety Show 1.4;

Glee Club 1.

RONALD SCHLATER

"Schlates" 4A

Perfect ' Attendance 1,2,3,4; Intra­

murals 3.4.

BARRETT SCHNEBLE

" Barry" 4 A

Closs Officer 1,3,4; Dramatics Club

2,3; Tennis 1; Sodality 1,2,3.4; Year­

book Stoff 4; Intramurals 1,2,3.4;

Var iety Show 2; Bowling 2; Notional

Honor SOciety 4; Closs C Basket­

ball 1; CHS News 2.

RICHARD SCHENKING

"Dick" 4 F Photography Club 1,2; Closs Officer

1; JA 4; Bowling 1; Yearbook Busi­

ness Stoff 4.

JOHN SCHMID

4F

Variety Show 1; Glee Club 1; JA

4; Service Club 1; Yearbook Busi­

ness Stoff 4.

STEPHEN SCHUER

"Steve" 4B

Closs C Basketball 1; Bowling 1,2;

Cheerleader 2; Intramurals 1,2.4;

Class Officer 1,2.

ROGER SCHENKING

"Rage" 4 F

Yearbook Business Stoff 4; JA 3 .

FREDERICK SCHERBAUER

"Bi ll" 4 F

Closs Officer 1,2; Football 1; Per­

fect Attendance 1,2,3,4.

"Now when I was a youngster .. . 11

ROGER SCHUMACHER

"Sorge" 4 F

Stomp Club 3.4; Variety Show 1,2,

3; Glee Club 1,2,3; Perfect Attend­

ance 1,2,3.4.

LAWRENCE SCHUTTE

I'Lar~" 4F Honor Roll 4; Speech Club 1,2; So­

dality 1; Intramurals 3.

RAYMOND SCHWARTZ

"Ray" 4 h

Bowling 1; Class Officer 2; JA 3;

Intramurals 3.

RICHARD SEIDER

"Dick" 4 F Intramura ls 1,2,3,4; Class C Basket­

. ball 1; Baseball 4.

Brother Hamm's French movies.

JAMES SHERRY

4A Yearbook 4.

DAVID SKOWRONSKI

"Dave" 4D Class Officer 2,4; Perfect Attend­

ance 2,4; Football 3; Intramurals 1,

2,3,4; Class C Basketball 1; Glee

Club 1.

JOSEPH SERVAITES

"Bucky" 4 D

Han a r Roll 2; Intramurals 3,4;

Bowling 3.

WILLIAM SHANE

4H Perfect Attendance 1; Intramurals 2.

WILLIAM SLOBODA

"Bill" 4F Bowling 1,2; .lntramurals 1,2; Speech

Club 1; JA 3; Class C Basketball 1.

JOHN SEUBERT

"Jack" 4D Band 1,2; Int ramurals 2,3,4; Bawl­

ing 3.

THOMAS SHERIDAN

"Tom" 4D

Perlect Attendance 3,4 .

LEROY SLOUFFMAN

"Lee" 4H

DENNIS SWEETMAN IIDenny" 4E

JEROME THIES

"Jerry" 4 A

Football 1,2,3,4; Sodality 2,3,4;

Variety Show 1,2,3,4; I ntramurals

1,3,4; JA 3,4; National Honor

Society 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Na­

tional Athletic Society 4.

DANIEL THOMAS

"Don" 4A

Perfect Attendance 2,3; Honor Roll

1,3.

JOHN TAKACS

"Honest John" 4 A Speech Club 3,4; Engineering Club

3,4; Booster Club 3,4; JA 3,4; Na­

tional Honor Society 4; Sodality 1,3.

RONALD THOMAS

"Arnie" 4A

Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Sodality 3; Per­

fect Attendance 1,2,3,4; Dramatics

Club 3; Variety Show 3,4; CHS

News 2,3,4; Class Officer 2,3; Na­

tional Honor SOCiety 4; Nationa l

Mathematics Honor SOCiety 4.

RICHARD TANGEMAN

"Dick" 4F Football 1,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Intra­

murals 3,4; Class Officer 1,4; Vari­

ety Show 4.

Practical Problems of Democracy

CHARLES THURMAN

"Chuck" 4 D

Honor Roll 1; Perfect Attendance 1,

2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Sodality 1,2,3;

Bowling 1,2,3; Variety Show 1,2,3,

4; Glee Club 1,2,3.

JOHN TATAR

"Tatarbug" 4 H

Perfect Attendance 1; Service Club

1,2; Intramurals 3; Glee Club 1; Va­

riety Show 1.

DAVID TORLINA

"Dave" 4B

Intramurals 3,4.

EDWARD TRAVIS

"Ed" 4H Footbali 1,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 2,3,4; Baseball 3,4; Intramurals 2,3,4; Bowling 1.

JAMES WENDLING "Jim" 4F

Honor Roll 1,2,3; Pe rfect Attendance 1,2,3.

PATRICK TREON 4H

Bowling 1,2,3; Int ra murals 1,2,3; Per­fect ' Attenda.nce 1; Variety Show 1, 2; Glee Club 1,2; Sodality 1; JA 3,4.

Phil Hoffman enioys Washington sceneryl

MICHAEL WESER IIWese" 4H Bowling 1 ,2; Intramurals 1,3; Glee

Club 1; Pe rfect Attendance 2.

THOMAS TUITE

"Tom" 4F

Sodality 1,2,3,4.

GERALD WESTBROCK "Digger" 4 B Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Cayoda Council; Variety Show 3,4; Dramatics 2,3,4;

Sodality 1,2; Camera Club 1,2; CHS New s 3,4; Perfect Attendance 2;

Yearbook 4.

BERNARD VOELKL "Bernie" 4F Intramura ls 1,2,3,4; Sodality 1; JA 3, 4; Bowli ng 1; Glee Club 1.

PAUL WEIDNER IIWeed" 4D CSMC 1,2; Building Fund Committee 3,4; Sodality 1.

PETER WILLIAMS " Pete II 4 F Football 1,2,3,4; Intramu rals 2,3,4; Variety Show 4; Class Officer 1,2,4;

Perfect Attendance 2; Bo lwing 1.

GEORGE WITTMAN

"Abraham" 4 H

Bowling 1,2,3; Perfect Attendance 1,

3; Intramu ra ls 2,3,4.

PAUL WOODHEAD

'Woody" 4 B

/ariety Show 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4;

'erfect Attendance 1; Bowling 1;

:;Iee Club 1.

Who raised the curtain?

ROGER WUELLNER

" Roy" 4 F

Perfect Attendance 1,2,3 ,4; library

Stall 1,2,3.

WILLIAM ZIMMERMAN

"Oog ie" 4 D

Perfect Attendance 1; Intramural

Basketball 2; Bawling 2,3 .

/

DAVID WOLFF

4 F Intramurols 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2;

Perfect Attendance 1,2,3,4.

MARION ZWOLSKI

"Marion" 4H

Sixty.four went; sixty·three r~turned. Jack Carr keeps in practice "hile in the National Gallery of Art.

FIRST ROW: Louis Kuhn, Frank Kozuh, George Mescher (Treas.), Thomas Al­

bers (Stud. Coun.), Louis Unverferth (Pres.), Thomas Scheper (Y. Pres.), Thomas

Howard (Sec.), David Minch, Robert Lipp. SECOND ROW: James Herbert,

John Pier, Thomas Brzozowski, Kevin Ryan, Thomas Hackenberg, Thomas Rueth,

Lawrence Boesch, Michael McGarry, George Beutel. THIRD ROW: Thomas Gril-

FIRST ROW: Paul Strobel, Eugene Bear (Sec.), Thomas Sturm (Stud. Coun),

John Moore (Y. Pres.), Ronald Lauterbach (Pres.), Robert Scudder, William Stowe,

Gerald Boeckerman, Robert Plogmon. SECOND ROW: Philip Lewis, David Ken­

der, Gory Gibson, James Baccus, John Brenner, David Gerwe, William Meyer,

Gerald Whitton, Denis Koesters. THIRD ROW: James Bohn, Delmar McConnell,

Iiot, James Steineman, Thomas Bir, Eugene Vassy, Boyd Alig, John Koerner,

Harold Badders, Thomas Kuhn. FOURTH ROW: Ronald Deger, Richard Boeke,

Louis Albers, Lawrence Zimmer, Richard Reil ing, Joseph Pirruccella, Norman

Schael!, Lawre nce Horva th, Kenneth Walter.

Thomas Westbrock, Donald Grieshop, Robert Musselman, Gary Miller, Norbert

Duell, Jerome Schmitz. FOURTH ROW: John Swintek, Anthony Vacchiano, John

Huber, Robert Schwanekamp, David Griesmeyer, William Verno n, James

Wiley. FIFTH ROW: William Sherman, Michael Cunningham, Ralph Skilken,

George Davidson.

Center of attraction.

FIRST ROW: Donald Sommer, Stephen Klee, Mike Maye r, Ed Feltz (Sec. Treas .), Ronald Kuczak (Pres.), Jim Thesing (V. Pres .), Phillip Reily, Potrick Mclaug hlin, Pa ul Gaeke. SECOND ROW: Fred Kavanaugh, Richard Tinnerman, Rabert Hos­feld, Jerome Johnson, Bob Fie ly, Guy Kakecsak, La rry Sn ider, Rona ld Mann ing,

Ralph Lehmann. THIRD ROW: Wendell La Forsch, Charles Brinkman, Thomas

To the victors belong the ... ?

Jeckering, James Bauman, Michael Meyer, Robert Nugent, Brian Gochoel, Robert Sparks. FOURTH ROW: Robert Hosfeld, Mark Fettig, Fred Messina, Raymond Riggs, Eugene Loewer, Eu gene Keferl, Jerome Tri mbach, Ralph Holtvoigt. FIFTH ROW: Art Ba kos, Kenneth Kinderman, Howard Sch legel, Joe Hall, Charles

Heckma n.

FIRST ROW: Christopher Van Schaik, James Goecke, Richard Beckerich (Trees.), Robert Heckman (Stud. Coun.). David Deneke (Pres.), James Ennis (V. Pres.), Charles Steuer (Sec.), Glenn Alexander, Thomas Mannix. SECOND ROW: Daniel

Monnin, Ronald Hemmelgarn, Lavern Menker, Richard Laux, Lavern Wabler, Robert Greschl, Raymond Montgomery, John Gerhardstein, David Naas. THIRD

ROW: David Vickroy, David Boland, Louis Schnorr, James Mayl, Lawre nce Ens, John Cetinske, Thomas Dean, Edward Dierker. FOURTH ROW: Ga ry Anderson, James McDonough, David Smith, John Stelzer, E. Thomas Clayton, Joseph Shelby, Richard Burdg, Lawrence Kuhbande r. FIFTH ROW: Robert McGruder, Robert Crofcheck, Thomas Blind, Pau l Tangeman, John Kimble.

LEFT: All right, now - 1,2,3! Out the window!

BELOW: Wonder what happens when we add a little of this?

Above: Sold! to the highest bidder.

Right: Get back to work, Gene.

FIRST ROW: Walter Majusick, Daniel Zimmer, Edward Evans, Thomas Lurz, Daniel Kosak, Frank Burgess, Bert land Watts, John Krimm, John Lola. SECOND ROW:

James Schirtzinger, George Thomas Claude, Robert Kushman, Ralph Du ffy, David

Staub, John Boston, Charles Le Coumpte, Tim Meiring, Michael Kirila. THIRD

ROW: William Hemmert, Dona ld Duncan, Do na ld Fischer, Paul Mc Donald, James

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Setser, Fredrick Gibbs, William Kussman . FOURTH ROW: Bryan John Sharkey,

Michael Logan, Frank Gitzinger, Rud olph Andzik, Robert Glaser, Sydney Wo lfe,

Wil liam Kaiser. FIFTH ROW: Barry Sacksteder, Joseph Breuer, James Lang, James Va nden Bosch, Jim Boll .

FIRST ROW: David Dahm, Charles Bargert, Narm Eckstei n, Jaseph Faerch

(V. Pres .), Fred Huelsman (Stud. Coun.), James Deis (Pres.), Wa lter Klepaz

(Sec.), Lawrence McNerney, James Niekamp. SECOND ROW: Thamas Hentrick,

Thomas Kunk, Nicholas Beigel, Paul Lammert, Jerome Dahm, Michael Adams,

Fast get-away!

Lawre nce Weghorst, James Deime, James Di eringer. THIRD ROW: Gerald Sherer,

Richard Shay, Ned Sifferlen, Jerome Malone, Thamas Thampsan, James Lefeld,

William Gerhard . FOURTH ROW: Wi llie Paole, Thomas Wi ldenhaus, Charles

Miller, Robert Wittman, David Nellis, David Berner .

3 G demonstrating their hobbies!

FIRST ROW, Paul Rado, Phillip Harris, Thomas Magee (V. Pres.), Robert Young

(Pres.), James Patterson (Trees.), Ge ra ld Zimmerman (Stud. Coun.), Michael

Snyder, Stephen King. SECOND ROW, Thomas Cogan, Stephen Kolb, William

Tschirhart, Ryan Patterson, Anthony DeSaro, James Stammen, Charles Kaiser,

""~"

FIRST ROW, Charles Schroll, Fredrick Schwieterman, Dennis Maher (Trees.),

Joseph Reke (V. Pres .), John Bistrek (Pres.), Jerome Moorman (Sec.), Josep h

Berkeme'er (Stud. Coun.), Gerald Danielewicz, Edward Barber. SECOND ROW:

Walter Weidner, Phillip Plozay, Joseph Zeis, Eugene Rich , lawrence Mangan,

leon Johnson, William Hausfeld, Edward Calim. THIRD ROW, Phillip Schmidt,

Norman lingg , Rona ld McGee, James Gannon, Richard Wah lrab, Robert Cecil,

John Cronin, Gerald Newsome, William Wager.

Thomas Meyer, Melvin Duwel, Norman Osterday, Fredrick Spang. THIRD ROW,

John Baer, Robert Schrader, Martin Gish, Steven Pittl, William Faulkner, law­

rence Trick, Walter Metz, Louis Monnin, Richard Manning. FOURTH ROW,

Martin Sherry, Joseph Heiligenberg , John Ferguson , Richard Kanya .

Ruling with an iran handl

FIRST ROW, Thomos Dickensheets, Thomas Craft, Joseph Ruef, James Zwiesler,

Anthony Wenzler, John Mazzone, Thomos Stewart, Robert Snyder, Ernest Smith.

SECOND ROW, Ladislous Pittl, David Haines, Clark Taylor, William Kaehler, Irvin

:; I

See anyone yo u know?

Chase, Richard Schlangen, Michael Kraus, Robert Powe ll, William Woods. THIRD ROW, Nelson Wilson, Lou is Messina, Nicholas Bandura, Lawrence Kobes, J. Ter­

rance Sullivan, Stephen Alexander, Thomas Rafferty, James Mikula, Rudolph Koos.

s~ fiRST ROW: Paul Ulrich , Richard Wieland, L. Ralph Benjamen (Secr.), William

Wolff (Stud. Coun.), Thomas Schroer (Pres.), Edward Mechenbier (V. Pres.),

Robert Stanley (Treas.), Frederick Silberies, Anthony Pflum. SECOND ROW:

John Fitzgerald, Patrick Caulfield, Thomas Rau, James Tobias, Gary Strong,

Gilbert George, Joseph Keyes, Nicholas Hussong , Daniel Haley. THIRD ROW:

J. Kemper Will, Paul Roderer, Thomas Cotter, Earl Staddon, Paul Ruschau,

C. Fredrick Trimbach , David Bollmann, Jack Gaines. FOURTH ROW: Donald

Calloway, Anthony Ziehler, Paul Horstman, Michae l Van Auken, Robert Schult,

William Gottschall , Steven Schriml, Michael Thill, Arthur Burns.

Left: "Honest, Brother, it was only a joke."

Bottom: 2 C in the process of winning the intramural chompionship.

FIRST ROW: Don Jacobson, James Lurz, Edwa rd Sachs, (Pres.), Gary Woodall

(Treas.), David Crone (Stud. Caun.), Ronald Versic (Sec.), Danie l Bu rke (V. Pres),

Michael Bodary, John Aveyard. SECOND ROW: Richard Reid , Richard Hart­

zell, David Van Hausen, Edward Thomas, Michael Helldoerfer, Gary Andrew,

Arthur Hites, Robert Muzechuk, Roger Fitzha rris. THIRD ROW: James Schmid,

Right: 2 C demonstrates their loya lty to the ir motto!

Bottom: Brother Sartor grimly faces the challenge of Spring Fever with 2 B.

Gary Sharkey, Robert Kramer, Dale Herbst, David Hartnagel, Wa lter ~eyes,

Danie l Aneshansley, Richa rd Rismiller. FOURTH ROW: Myron Coleman, Er­

nest Flamm, Thomas Russell , John Dupps, De nnis Dancer, Joseph Bichrest,

Frank Trimboli.

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FIRST ROW: Donald Coover, Robert Condron, Stephen Stiglicz (Stud. Coun.),

James Wolf (V. Pres.) , Thomas Weghorst (Pres.), Wi lliam Reed (Sec.), Donald

West (Treas.), James Zimmerle, Eugene Frick. SECOND ROW: David Bianco,

Frank Sarmir, John Sanders, Charles Hilgeford, James Ha rtman, Joseph Rose,

Robert Besanceney, Joel Backscheider, Charles Ellis, David Granson . THIRD

"He flies through the air ... "

ROW: Robert Craft, Norman Seubert, Robert Sedlock, Daniel Miller, James

Ryan, Thomas Boehmer, James Coleman, Thomas Hamant, William Petkewicz.

FOURTH ROW: Nelson Craport, Richmond Bartella, James Boettcher, Roger

Witte, Raymond Steck, Joseph Croy, Larwence Beck, David Quinlan.

"Nope, I never saw one of those myself!"

Staunch pillars of the Sophomore DIvision?

FIRST ROW, William Murray, Michoel Tyler, Robert Hunkeler, Robert Richison

(Sec.-Treas.)' Daniel Shea (Pres.), Thomas Cle ments (Y. Pres .), Edward Fischer

(Sec.), Kenneth Heyne, John Powers, Phillip Bordenkircher . SECOND ROW,

Frederick Anderson, Dennis Kinzig, Henry Bensman, Dale Marshall, Hans Ri­

necker, Nicholas Metz, Ralph Gitzinger, Albert Davis, Thomas Williamson.

"Holy Moses!"

THIRD ROW, Charles Phillips, Thomas Yahle, Pete r Pierron, William Peters,

Ke nneth Ferguson, Robe rt Stevens, Jerome Parmley, Dennis Glynn . FOURTH

ROW, Jose ph Fuchs, Kenneth Munchel, Da vi d Wittman, Dale Gaylor, Edmund

Ko laczkowski, John Huelsman, Carl Berberich, Thomas Heck, James Beck.

Absent, Gordon Brant.

FIRST ROW: Dole Schutte, Michael Dickens, Gerold Brown, William Bauer

(Trees.), Michael Hatzfeld (Pres.), Louis Keyes (Sec.), Philip .Baer (Stud. Coun.),

Davi d Travis (V. Pres.), Ronald Dickman, Rodney Schwieterman . SECOND ROW:

Kenneth Fiessinger, Rich a rd Suhr, Paul Bauer, James Charters, Ronald Randall,

Charles Pohl, Michael Hockett, Timothy Borger, Ferris Terbay, Robert Rosen-

Left: "Just a minutel I've got it here somewhere."

Above: He won't know the answer.

garten. THIRD ROW: Donald Heigal, Samuel Lehmann, Jerry Flohre, George

Eilerman, Dennis Cochran, Dennis Breidenbach, Thomas O 'Neal , David Miller.

FOURTH ROW: Michael Naas, Dole Staudte r, Albert Holey, Michael Stuken­

borg, William Kelly. Absent: Michael Kennedy.

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FIRST ROW: Lewis Bailey, John Bucklew, Walter Bringham (Treas.), Michael

Luhn (Y. Pres.), Kenneth Schafer (Pres.), Patrick McCoy (Stud . Coun.), Robin

Cunningham (Sec.), David Bocko, Michael Byrd . SECOND ROW: Charles Meyer,

Will iam Berry, Ned Zerke l, Donald Roemer, Richard Schultze, William Mundey,

Michae l Bush, De nnis McLaughlin, David Markland. THIRD ROW: John Massing ,

Right: "Now just plug the other end in his ear .. . "

Above: Sophomore K's mode rn seating plan .

Kenneth Doll, Dennis Esken , William Berry, George Kochmar, Clifford Cramer,

Robert Konicki, James Sheer. FOURTH ROW: Lawre nce Engle rt, Eugene Schock,

Joseph Schre ier, Ronald Siouffman, Paul Jacobson, Da vid Moses. Absent: Eugene Dawicke.

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FIRST ROW: James Meyer, Charles Heiser, Robert Hoerner (V. Pres.), William

Fisher, John Stoker (Pres.), John Kelly (Sec.), Edwa rd Tangemen (Stud. Coun.),

Mike Dabbelt, Fronk Ciani. SECOND ROW: Robe rt Da pice, William Henning ,

Robert Shuey, Robert Engleman, Michae l Condy, James Connolly, Steve Schulke,

Charles Jackson, William Meyer, Harold Lammert. TH IRD ROW: Norbert Reigel-

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FIRST ROW: Charles Hinders, Lawrence Harmon, Robert Sano, Darryl Bosh,

James Brown, John Kemper, Lawrence Gentile, Thomas Harvey. SECOND ROW:

John Hampel , David Reis, Thomas Riley, Anthony May, Robert Omler, David

Fockler, Robert Fleck, Raymond Prestel , Charles Greth . TH IRD ROW: Thomas

Reboulet, Joseph Fortkamp, Jerome Fox, William Wolfe, Paul Gudorf, Gory

sperger, Donald Reich , Kent Gazlay, Pete r Hershey, Lorry Kropp, Richard

Rupert, Dennis Buechele, John Oberlander, David Frey. FOURTH ROW: Russel

Morgann, Corl Null~ John Daley, Jerry Bo ll , Joseph Galovics, Charles Heckman,

Richard Wise. FIFTH ROW: Edward Bockrath , William Kochmar, Ronald Berg­

man, Ronold Kemper. Absent: Dole Niekamp (Treas.).

Snyder, Stephen Hammer, Thomas Scheu . FOURTH ROW: Michael Minogue,

Joseph Ortel , James Spong , Alfred Wi mmers, Thomas Schenkel, Kenneth Roth,

Davi d Dillhofl, Robert Miller. FIFTH ROW: Morvin Stein, Frederick Wensel,

Joseph Kielbaso, Donald Woeste, Jose ph Miller, John Bertholf.

FIRST ROW: Craig Eckstein , Paul Gravelle, James Wenzke, Jahn Barstaw, John

Fitzpatrick, Robert Sherk, Richard Danis, John Morcos, Ronald Van Wei ringen,

Roland Wagner. SECOND ROW: Michael Koerner, Robert Walling, Eugene Car­

ver, Richard Csarny, Joseph Anderson, Richard Muth, John Rosati, Thomas

Fisher, Joseph Manzo, Robert Deger . THIRD ROW: Fred Upson, David Galas,

He used to be a 97 pound weakling.

James Ryan, Ronald Beumer, John Davis, James Mechenbier, James Eifert, Den­

nis Kinsley, David Migdoll, William James. FOURTH ROW: Jesse Shufeldt,

Ronald Shirk, Leonard Haas, Thomas Buhl, Edward Barkmeyer, John lienesch,

Robert Ganser, John Poppa, Michael Mangan. FIFTH ROW: Anthony Shirtzinger,

Joseph Anzek, Douglas Gasper, Kenneth Ruzick.

Guess who knows the right answerl

FIRST ROW: Michael Mannix, Michael Knob, James Aveyard, Kenneth Merkle,

Edgar Evans, Robert Costello, Donald Hogen, Robert Macher, John Wysong,

Stephen Vincze. SECOND ROW: Richard Post, Lawrence Henke, Daniel Boone,

Daniel Florea, Douglas Bronson, Michael Dyas, Thomas Thornton, Joseph

Knopp, Andrew Augulis, John Yingling. THIRD ROW: Joy Vanden Eynden,

FIRST ROW: Michael Loges, Edward Borchers, John Gulasa, David Westendorf,

James Fiorito, Gerold Scheidt, Linus Bauer, Thomas Bucher, Arthur Frei , Jon

Kester. SECOND ROW: William Ehrensberger, Donald Raiff, James Raterman,

Kenneth Knopp, Richard Cochran, David Moore, Robert Rehling, John Hunt,

William Ducey, Richard Kidder. THIRD ROW: Thomas Ruem ping, Carl Mann,

Charles Brown, Harry Cerha, Donald Jergens, Gory Szucs, Lawrence Koci,

William Greany, Lawrence Ploski, Paul Sendelbach, Robert Schultz. FOURTH

ROW: Samuel Schindler, Dennis Rush, Shawhan Hillmyer, Ronald Koverman,

Robert Drerup, Nelson Dworack, Jonathon Springer, Earl Eifert, Albert Horn .

FIFTH ROW: John Lemming, Paul Poppelmeier, Harold Kittel, William Longley.

David Furry, Andrew Brinkley, Rolph Deger, Robert Cromer, Thomas Durkin,

Stephen Norman, Paul Kender, John Dorsten . FOURTH ROW: Michae·1 Roberts,

David McCormick, Robert Weaver, William Ha rris, Lawrence Lehmann, Thomas

Dolton, Bruce Hines, James Himes. FIFTH ROW: Thomas Hogan, David Poliquin,

Michael Wolf, James Reams.

Right: Brother Bihl is a firm advocate of

physical fitness.

FIRST ROW: Tom Schlater, Phil Weaver, Nick Dix, Paul Schaefer, John DeAn­

thony, Dave Goecke, Paul Reboulet, Jerry' Borgert, Strm Chmielewski, Jerry

Scheper. SECOND ROW: Paul Woodie, Tom McHe nry, Bob Spiller, Ralph New­

kold, lawrence Sagan, Dick Brown, Jim Hale, Bob Banford, Malcolm Macleod,

Tom Halpin . THIRD ROW: Mike Pier, Bill Hamman, Joe logan, louie Shampton,

Left: The things Brother Modica makes us do

for our dinner!

Denny Beach, Paul Van Marter, Joe Rauch, Jim Cronin, Clarence Rosenkranz.

FOURTH ROW: Denny DeBrosse, John McPhilimy, Mike Garman, Tony Noreikas,

Fred Rachford, Don Bernard, Don Keshel , Roger Berry. FIFTH ROW: Maclyn

Harrison, Dave larger, Mike Fitzgerald, Bob Waltz, Bob Pauly.

FIRST ROW: Daniel Zinkiewicz, Thomas Mayer, Joseph Bennett, Richard Loges,

William Brogan, Dieter Krewedl, George Kovach, Austin Harrison, John Hagan,

John Taphorn. SECOND ROW: Ernest Torian, Dale Calloway, Robert Neu, David

Hanauer, John Klemner, Edward Brucken, Ronald Sprauer, Robert Hand, Jerald

Brockert, Terrance Sherer. THIRD ROW: Thomas Hollo, Robert Buckwalter, John

Right: Just don't look downl

Baker, Robert Green, Stephen Fine, James Reboulet, David Castle, Bernard

Richardson, Thomas Haggerty, William Bretscher. FOURTH ROW: Eugene De­

meter, Lawrence Ryan, Thomas Goeke, Paul Wozny, Matthew McCarthy, Timothy

Stueve, Ronald Vangas, Alex Rado, Michael Nock . FIFTH ROW: Ronald Kap­

peler, John Cloppert, John Mader, William Burgmeier.

Left: No! Not the whip!

FIRST ROW: Robert Bruns, Dovid Hyer, Thomos Johnson, Philip Kleckner, George

Zimmer, Richard Miller, Joseph Ostopak, Wood row Toylor, Louis Folino, Robert

Mahle. SECOND ROW: Charles Sullivan, Michael Gantt, Michael Wa lter, Rich­

ard Mader, Eugene Luehrs, Ronald W itte, James Crabill, Gary Getter, Robert

Tr~me, Stephen Messaros. THIRD ROW: John Schlosser, Thomas Duncan , David

Weber, Robert Finch, John Mott, John Priest, Derrill Francis, John Sullivan,

Ronald Wenger, Henry Kuntz. FOURTH ROW: John Liddy, Robert Schutte, Paul

Messina, Joseph Stewart, James Freiberger, William Hafer, Donald McCammack,

James Sheeler, John Kramer. FIFTH ROW: Thomas Sever, Richard Manning,

Michael Hartke, Robert Brand, William Locker .

Left: This game will have to be replayed; it wasn't on the levell

Above: Freshmen? Actually studying?

Righi: Brother Bakle puts his stamp of approval on 1 H's compositions.

Above: How much am I bid on this?

FIRST ROW: John Hinkle, David Richardson, William Madden, Michael Zeis,

Frank Patterson, Robert Duckro, James Hoefler, Don Novak, Louis Chmiel,

Lawrence Staas. SECOND ROW: Richard Burlew, John Ascani, John Cervay,

William Utterback, Lawrence Reinhard, Norbert Wethington, Dennis Ogdin,

Louis DiPasquale, Richard Dillon, Paul Krista. THIRD ROW: Dennis Sovonick,

Gerald Zobist, Joseph Sheele r, Joseph Olekas, Michael Mote, Konrad Kuczak,

Lawrence Hamant, Kenneth Zirkle, James Weaver. FOURTH ROW: Paul Leopold,

Robert Burkhardt, Ronald Bickert, Kevin Dwyer, Paul Alex, Carl Foreman, James Hagan, Tim Gardner.

FIRST ROW: Edward Knax, Michael Ken dig, Anthany Merta, Maurice Schneider,

Timothy Koerner, Charles Kelly, Thomas Simpson, Stanley Flick, Paul Spurgeon,

George Hughes. SECOND ROW: Denis Fricke, Denn is McCorm ick, James Ka in ,

Dale Kremer, Robert Kosing, Robert Kuhn, James Hallahan , Stephen Grant,

Philip Plummer, James Desch . THIRD ROW: Charles Good, Ja mes Franz, Thomas

FIRST ROW: Mic hael Zimmer, Joseph Duga n, Francis Di x, James Cook, William

Walters, Den-is Brown, Lawrence Snyder, J ames Papp, W illiam Fabian , James

Brand. SECOND ROW: James Cecil, Edward Vagedes, Charles Wi lliams, Ben­

jamin Logan, Patrick Kulp, James Meyer, Kenneth Reitz, Ph ilip Lamoureu x,

Richard Mock. THIRD ROW: John Callaha n, George Schock, Robe rt Robinson,

Nellis, Thomas Schierloh, Donald Rawers, John Mehall, Pdtrick O 'Conne ll, Ron­

ald Hare n, Paul Kefe rl. FOURTH ROW: Robert Ba rber, Thomas Gnau, Leonard

Marsden, John Braunschweiger, David Griffith, Patrick McCarthy, Franklin

Sanders, Paul Wieseman .

Michael Palmer, Douglas Kennard, Harold Shaw, Delmer Gabbard, Thomas

Dix, Allen Barlow. FOURTH ROW: Ralph Fugh , Dennis Donnellan, Robe rt Scheid­

weiler, John Schnieders, Charles Schafer, Michael McGuire, Wil liam Hunter,

Leigh Wayne W issinger. FIFTH ROW: Thomas Reasar, Richard Nartker, Paul

Weisner, Ronald Eustache, Jerome Podoya k.

FIRST ROW: Albert Goeke, Carl Gaubeaux, Robert Seubert, Richard Grogean,

James Tyree, Robert Riley, William Kaval, William Flinn , George Strobel,

Carl Schulker. SECOND ROW: Anthony Kaskocsak, James Valesky, Frede rick

Wayman, Robert Coleman, Robert Keller, Richard Dillon, James Ginn, Robert

Bremer, Dennis McCarthy, William Santo. THIRD ROW: Ronald Brunett, William

Right: President Gaeke gives Brother Duffy a rest.

Below: Somebady's bragging!

Roach, Michael Dunham, John Brandt, Ronald Engelbrecht, Thomas Be·rnard,

Michael Flynn, Thomas Raley, Joseph Osterday. FOURTH ROW: John Miracle,

Curtis Milstead, Vendel Nagy, James Luckett, Marion Barga, Robert Magnus,

James Braner. FIFTH ROW: Dennis Rafferty, David Cook, Richard Brinkman,

Stephen Berner.

Don't ask us! See 1 L. Chaminode's cosmopolitan freshmen po int to their place of birth.

Don't osk us! See 1 L.

FIRST ROW: John Estevez, Dennis Byrd, Richard Heberling , Merle Niekamp,

Ronald Counts, David Turner, Dennis Phillips, Joseph Schirtzinger, Dennis Allen ,

Ronald Bauer. SECOND ROW: James Thaler, Bert Dix, Vic Romer, Jerome

Nevius, Thomas Batille, Karl Brandenburg, Robert Gilbert, Charles Jergens,

Harry Sirran , Edward Veg. THIRD ROW: Robert Gierus, Sam Mantle, Charles

Chaminade's cosmopaliton freshmen point to their place of birth.

Biscan, Michael Hill, Charles Moore, James O'Meara, Fred Becker, Lou is Schul·

ker, Joseph Born. FOURTH ROW: Josep h Tarlano, Michae l Hancock, Robert

Gretsinger, Daniel Rhein, Richard Fort hofer, Dennis Davis, Donald Sturgeon,

John Faulkner . FIFTH ROW: Dennis Naber, David Joyce, Rolph Hueslman,

Thomas Collins.

FIRST ROW: Robert Fisher, James Kuntz, Donald Peters, Kenneth Hennessey,

Robert Sell , Charles Steinbrunner, Thomas Lucente, Robert Kachuroi, Thomas

Zimmerman, Wilbu r Rucker. SECOND ROW: Lawrence Andrews, Eugene Young,

John Vancil, Jose Marin, Raymond Metzger, John Credlebaugh, Richard Finch,

Robert Johnson , Peter Wenzel, Albert Bennett . THIRD ROW: Robert Bertholf, Ray-

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mond Minor, George Marin, Daniel Fackle r, Marion Chaffin, W illiam ~Iynn ,

David Haack, Richard Heil, William Tumbusch. FOURTH ROW: Robert Meade,

Victor Morrison, Robert Metzger, Robert Wildenhaus, Patr ick Hickey, Gary

Broughman, William Pentzer, Dennis Schaedler. FIFTH ROW: Paul Kle inbu rg ,

Dennis Keogh, Rodger Hall , Frank Melzer. Absent: William Maxwell.

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Two additions to this year's coaching staff are Glen Dill­

hoff and Vern Weber. Glen Dillhoff was a member of the

1950 graduating class of Chaminade. In his senior year

Glen was an All-City and an All-State selection in football.

His outstanding collegiate play at the University of Cincin­

nati merited him a place on the honorary All-Ohio team

during his iunior and senior years. After he served his term

in the Marines, Glen returned to his A lma Mater as a

teacher and a coach. Vern Weber is a product of Solon

High School near Cleveland. While at Solon, Vern earned

the remarkable total of twelve varsi ty letters. Vern at­

tended college at U.D. and was an outstanding fullback

and line backer on the team that went to the Salad Bowl.

After obtaining his Masterate in Physica l Education at Ohio

State, he went to the Army', coached football here in the

States, and was selected as one of the coaches for the

Interservice Rice Bowl in Toyko. To show his versiti lity, Vern

also coaches reserve basketball and golf.

Mr. GERARD " FUZZY" FAUST

Athlet ic Director

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In his first season as head football coach, Mr. Ed Regan

proved to be a highly capable successor to " Fuzzy"

Faust. Mr. Regan has brought the Eagles back to the height

which they enjoyed for eleven years under Mr. Faust. Be­

fore assuming the top position, Mr. Regan served as as­

sistant coach in order to become acquainted with the

personnel. Ed is an alumnus of Chaminade. After four

years of service in the Marine Corps, Mr. Regan entered

Bowling Green University. In 1951 he returned to Chami­

nade as a teacher and coach. Three years later he ac­

cepted the position of head coach at Cleveland Holy Name.

Finally in 1956 he bacame assistant to " Fuzzy" Faust. To

Mr. Regan we wish more of this same success.

Bro. ROBERT BRISKY, S.M.

Assista nt Athletic Di rector

FIRST ROW: Maurer, Clements, Unverferth, Staub, Clark, Kennedy, Janes, Haag, Mescher, Sachs, Civille, Wild­

enhaus . SECOND ROW: Blake (mgr.), Ehrensberger, J. Tra vis, Monaghan, E. Travis, W illiams, Finnegan, Hart­

nett, Smith, Keebler (Mgr.), Coach Dil·lhaff. THIRD ROW: Coach Weber, Kelley, Ireton , Lurz, Shea, Ta ngeman,

Kosak, Albers, Hackenb urg , Yahle, Coach Regan . FOURTH ROW: Jenkins, Gruver, Stoker, Roth , Glynn,

Vacchiano, Gaylor, Schroer, Burr, Thies. FIFTH ROW: Beckerich, Roberts, Lauterback, Crofcheck, Siewe, 0011-

hoff, Schaeff, Heckman, Crone, Schierloh. Absent: Boeke, Luhn , Moore .

Coach Regan discuss a few points with the Captains W illiams and

Ehrensbe rg e r.

Senior footba ll ma nagers Burt Keebler a nd Jerry Blake.

Joe Jones, Guord

Bill Kennedy, Quarterback

Ed Roberts, End Mike Monaghan, End

Dick Tangeman, Fullback

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Ed Travis, Tackle

John Clark, Guard

Defensive Captain

Ron Haag, Halfback

Jim Travis, Guard

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Jerry Thies, Halfback

Ed Heigel, Center

Fred Ehrensberger, Guard

All -City

Pete Williams, Tackle All-City

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Ed Baeke, Tackle

Jahn Civille, Halfback

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Mi ke Hartnett, Halfback

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Gary Finnegan . End Will Smith, Halfback

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The Eagles' first encounter placed the defen­

sive unit in the spotlight. With less than four

minutes remaining in the game, the stout de­

fenders check the Roosevelt offense for three

successive downs within the Eagle one-yard

line. Behind a sturdy wall of blockers, sopho­

more Tom Schroer raced 72 yards down the

sidelines with a Teddie punt for the Eagles'

single touchdown.

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A balanced offensive attack overpowered Fair­

view as the Eagles combined three touchdowns

on the ground with three by air. Alert defensive

play recovered many of Fairview's fumbles en­

abling the team to score a decisive victory.

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46-7,

Undaunted by adverse weather conditions, the

Eagle offense displayed its biggest scoring

spree since the '53 season. Six different play­

ers broke into the scoring column. Detroit's

initial first down did not come until Chaminade

had a cammanding 39-0 advantage. The

reserves also turned in a commendable

performance.

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37-0,

In their first City League game the Eagles con­

vincingly shut out Stivers. Five different Cham­

inade players scored as Ron Haag tallied two

touchdowns.

e~ Ue 35-0 ?flUe

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In a game which proved the Eagles' supremacy

in the Eastern Division, the Eagles humiliated

the high-flying Wilbur Wright Pilots. Dick Tan­

geman enjoyed the best night of his career as

he provided the offensive punch by scoring

four touchdowns. The Eagle defenders con­

tained Wright's fleet-footed backs, while the

offense ran up a total ofA42 yards rushing.

&a,te4- tie SetIU

13-13.

Fumbles, penalties, and pass interceptions im­

peded the Eagles' quest for their fifth victory.

A stubborn Toledo Scott team matched the

Eagles' in fumbles, gained on interceptions, and

emerged with the exact same total of points.

Chaminade's two tallies in this 13 to 13 dead­

lock came on Jack Unverferth's 30 yard pass

to Mike Monaghan and Dick Tangeman's 24

yard advance of a Chaminade fumble.

e'-aHeileade 71f.(J.He/U ~i4-u 32-0.

The Eagles continued their excellent play by

gaining over 400 yards rushing and once again

. holding their opponents scoreless. Senior Will­

born Smith turned in an outstanding perform­

ance highlighted by a 75 yard touchdown

run.

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This impressive Victory secured for the Eagles

their second straight Eastern Division Champion­

ship. Dick Tangeman's two touchdowns cap­

tured for him the city scoring crown as he

amassed 66 pOints in league play. Jack Unver­

ferth tossed touchdown passes to Gary- Finne­

gan and Ed Travis. In addition, Sophomore

Tom Clements sped 74 yards to paydirt to sup­

plement the Eagle scoring. Chaminade had to

give up a touchdown in the City League on a

referee's ruling of pass interference and settled

for a score of 49-7.

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~Utade "3fJtH4 1u 13(4 e~ t'foid 7itte Elaborate ceremonies, including a parade of

floats, preceded the Championship Game. This

important game not only was to decide the City

Championship, but also was to commemorate

the fiftieth year of organized football in Day­

ton. The contest for the best float in the parade

was won by Chaminade.

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The game itself was worthy of a title match,

with both teams playing their hearts out to cap­

ture the Crown. Chaminade gained a seemingly

comfortable three touchdown lead before Dun­

bar's ace passer, McGuire, uncorked two

aerials to paydirt. John Civil Ie took a punt re­

turn all the way for a touchdown, and Jerry

Thies intercepted two passes to put down the

Dunbar uprising. The Eagles emerged from the

encounter on the long end of a 24-13 score.

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FIRST ROW: Podoyo k, Kuntz, Woltz, Fronz, Croni n, Hogo n, Stueve , Augu lis, Kochu roi. SECOND ROW: Kinsley

(Mgr.), McGuire, McCommock, Migdoll, Dorsten, Horen, Meho ll , Ho rriso n, Anzek, Spr inge r, All en (Mgr.) ,

THIRD ROW: R. Ste in (Cooch), Cochron (Mg r.) , Bisco n, Schoedle r, Ra do, Freiberge r, Sende lboch, Nabe r, Da l­

ton, Horn, Wi lde nh aus, R. Ma ure r (Coach). FOURTH ROW: Ste in, Schaefe r, Eifert , Wolf, Keogh , Be rry, Siewe,

Lem ming , Sande rs, Mechen bier.

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34 . . .. . . . . . . Wilbur W right . . . ... . . 0 20 . . ... . . . .. Dunbar . ... . ...... . . 0 6 . . . . ... ... Roosevelt ......... ... 0

26 ...... . ... Colonel W hite .. . . ... . 6 33 . .. ... . .. . Belmont . . ... . . . . .. . . 6 38 .. . . ... . . . Fairview . . . . ... .. . .. 6 19 . . . .. . . . .. Stivers . . . .... . .. . .. . 0

CITY CHAMPS

Won 7 Lost 0

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FIRST ROW: R. Pfei ffer, R. Brun (Captain ), G. Kraus . SECOND ROW: V. Buddendeck, W. Steffan ,

J . Bo ll.

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Under the able leadership of coach Tom Frericks,

the Eagle courtsters compiled a 13 win-8 loss rec­

ord. The hoopsters ran off four straight victories be­

fore they lost two down to-the-wire contests in . city

league competition. These hard luck defeats set the

pattern for the ill faded Eagles, as ' they lost five

city league games by a total of seventeen points.

Other defeats were inflicted by the mighty Middle­

town Middies, a powerful St. Xavire quintet, and a

double overtime lost to Talawanda. The team dis­

played some accurate shooting and fine teamwork

in their tough season . The high pOints of the season

were the trouncings of Troy, Kiser, and Fremont.

Throughout the season, the Eagles maintained their

praise and battled with the spirit and courage of

true Men of Chaminade.

Assistant Coach Ed Marrinan checks the scaring of the next opponent.

Head Coach Tam Frericks works aut same new patterns.

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CHS opp

61 ........ Piqua . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40

61 . . . .. ... Troy . . ........ . ........ . . 36

66 .. . ..... Fairmont .. . .. . ... . ......... 44

53 ........ Lima ... .... . ... . .. . ...... 50

46 . .... .. . Wilbur Wright ........ . . . . . 47

54 ....... . Dunbar .. . .. . . .. . .... . .... 57

54 . . ...... Colonel White . . ......... . . 35

71 ....... . Kiser ...... . . . . . ..... . .... 39

53 . ...... . Talawanda .............. . . 55

46 ...... .. Belmont ......... . ..... . ... 49

64 ........ Springfield Catholic ....... . . 28

39 ........ Roosevelt ...... . . . ...... . . 41

35 ... . .... Fairview . . . . ..... . ........ 43

73 ....... . Fremont . ........ . ........ 34

48 ... . . . .. Patterson ..... . ............ 25

67 ... . .... Beavercreek ... . ........ . .. 43

64 .... .. . . Stivers ...... . ....... . ..... 59

49 ... . .. . . St. Xavier . . ............ . .. 65

Tournament

67 .... . . .. Trotwood .............. . .. 30

57 . . . .... . Patterson . .... .. . . ..... . .. 32

53 .... . . . . Middletown .... . .... . . . ... 88 Total

13 wins 8 losses

FIRST ROW: R. Wittman, R. Hil l, E. Alexander, S. Alexander, R. Boeke. SECOND ROW: T. Frericks (Coach),

T. Link, J . Brucken, T. Scheper, F. lane, R. Heckman.

Joe Brucken receiving the Most Va luable Player Award The hard-working managers; Joe Reke and Jerry Blake

apUDxal'v' P3

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Bob Heckman takes one right off the

boards.

Fred Lane tasses one in with one

hand and eliminates the defense

with the other.

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Ed "Marquis Haines" Alexander .keeps

the ball away from Piqua.

Ted Link puts it in from the outside;

too crowded in there.

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CHS opp

34 . ..... Piqua ...... ... .... 36

34 ... " . . Troy ...... .. ..... 40 37 ... ... Fairmont . ...... .. . 23 32 ...... Lima c.c. . . ....... 41 37 . . . . .. Dunbar ........... 59 35 ...... Col. White ...... .. 36 35 .. . .. . Kiser .... .. ...... . 32 40 .... .. Talawanda . . ... . .. 37 19 .. . ... Belmont ........... 25 43 ...... Springfield . . ...... 36

Catholic 45 ...... Rooseve'lt .. ........ 54 35 ..... . Fairview ... . ... .. . 37 37 ..... . Fre. St. Jos ......... 32 65 ...... Patterson . . ....... 38 50 .. .. .. Beavercreek .... .. . 24 57 ..... . Stivers ........ .... 58 34 .. . . . . St. Xavier . ... . .... 38 62 ...... W. Wright . . ...... 49

Total

8 Wins 10 Losses

STANDING: M. Coleman, M. Stukenborg, W. Gottschall, S. Schrim L D. Woeste, D. Crone,

A. Siewe, T. Schroer, J . Schrier, J. Stoker, T. Weghorst, Mr. V. Webe r (Coach). KN EELI NG: P.

Boer and W. Murray (Mgrs.).

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FIRST ROW: T. Simpson (Mgr.), C. Sullivan (Mgr.), J . Mehall, J. McPh illimy, M. McCarthy, R.

Berry, M. McGuire, T. Schlater (Mgr.), Mr. D. Frericks (Coach) . SECOND ROW: C. Schafer,

D. Keogh, P. W iesne r, R. Nartker, M. Wo lf, P. Poeppelmeier, J . Springer.

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CHS opp 33 ... . .. Jefferson .......... 27 29 .. . ... Barnes . . .. . . . ... . . 28 40 . ..... Wayne ... . ... . . .. 11 45 .. .... Miamisburg .... .. .. 31 41 ... . .. Beavercreek . ..... . 24 37 ...... Dunbar .. . ........ 23 34 ..... . Col. White ... . .... 30 38 . ..... Minster .... . ...... 37 42 ...... Randolph ......... 43 50 .... . . Kiser . ........ . . .. 32 43 ...... Oakwood ... . ..... 22 36 ...... Belmont ........... 30 44 ...... Beavercreek . . . . . . . . 45

30 .. . . . . Roosevelt . . . .... . :. 24 31 ... . .. Fairview .. ..... ... 30 40 ...... VanBuren . .. . . . ... 28 27 ...... Miamisburg .... . .. . 29 35 . . . ... Stivers .. ......... . 30 27 ..... . Oakwood .. ...... . 10 28 . . .... W. Wright .. . ..... 20

Total

17 Wins 3 Losses

FIRST ROW: Torl ina, Focke, Guttman, Powers, Alexander . SECOND ROW: Bosl, Spang, Huber,

Coach Weber, Kinsley, Fleming, Hosfeld.

CHS .... 9 Fairborn ..... 7 CHS 5 . ... .. Oakwood .. . .... 11 CHS .... 20% Beavercreek .. 3V2 CHS .. .. 4V2 Belmont .... . IIV2 CHS .... 14% Col. White 1% CHS ... : 14V2 W. Wright ... 1 %

Greg Guttman - # 1; very con· sistent; second low scorer in city league; 4 yea r veteran; best

score - 38; league average -41.0; Tournament average - 78.

Larry Focke - # 3; second·year man; consistently sank long putts

on last hole; team "clown"; best score - 42; league average

46.75; tournament a v era g e -

85.5.

CHS 27 ...... Col. White .. ....

CHS 5 . .. ... Xenia .. ....... . CHS 15 ...... Roosevelt ....... CHS 16 . ..... Stivers ... ..... ..

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Mr. Vern Weber did an outstanding or­

ganizational job in his first year as golf

coach . The Eagles played fifteen matches,

coming out on top in eleven of

them . In the City League they won six

out of ~ine, which was good enough to

merit third place. This year's team, al­

though they won no championships, im­

proved as the season progressed. At the

Tri-State Meet in Hamilton, they finished sixth out of 28 teams. The high point

came during the last week of the season,

when they crushed a good Fairview team

14-2. A team score of 336 earned

Chaminade a seventh place among the

28 teams in the District Meet.

CHS .... 14 Springfield ., . 6

Fairmont .. .. 13% Miamisburg 7

CHS .... 2% CHS .... 9 CHS .... 14 Fairview . . ... 2

CHS .... 15% Kiser .. ...... %

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Ed Alexander - #2; three years

on team; top point·getter for team in league play; best score

- 36; league average - 42.6;

tournament average - 79.5.

Bruce Powers - #4;· first year;

runs N.C.R. driving range; played

as wel l as first three men on oc· casion. Best score - 41; league

a v era g e - 46.25; tournament average - 88.5.

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Chaminade's 1958 tennis team, under the

able leadership of Coach Don Frericks,

ended this year's season with a 13-4 record . The Eagles placed third in the

city competition, having lost two matches

during league play. The highpoint of the

season was when Tom Scheper and

Dave Dahm swept the district doubles

title and went on to reach the sem i-finals

in the state tournament. Next years team

should possess the experience needed to

send it all the way as only two regulars

are being lost through graduation.

FIRST ROW: M. Fettig, A. Siewe, T. Weg horst, S. Sch riml, E. Sachs. SECOND ROW: B. Stout,

R. Le hman, J . Scheper, T. Scheper, D. Dahm, J . Thies, G. Mescher, Coach Don Frer icks.

CHS opp CHS OPP 5 .. .. ..... . Troy .... .. . ...... . 0 5 . . . .. .... . Col. White .. . .. .. .. 0 4 ....... . .. Greenville ......... 1 3 ...... .. .. Belmont .. . . ... . ... 2 2 .. ... .. ... Fairview .... . ... .. 3 3 ...... . ... Fairmont .. . . . ... . . 0 4 .. . . . ... . . Northridge . . .. .. .. . 3 .. . ..... .. Lebanon . .... . ... .. 2 5 . . ..... . .. Fairborn ....... . ... 0 1 ... ....... Middletown . . .... . . 4 4 . . . ... .. .. Patterson .......... 1 5 ... . .. .. . . Kiser . .. .. . . .. ..... 0

Graduating Regulars, Bill Stout and Je rry Th ies.

Distr ict Doub les Cha mpions, Tom Scheper and Dave Dahm

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1 ..... . . .. . Oakwood ........ . 4

4 .. ...... .. Roosevelt .... ... . . . 1

1 .... .. .. . . Springfield .... . . . . 4

5 .. ........ Wilbur Wright . .... . 0

3 ... .... . .. Miamisburg

Season Record: ...... .. 0

13 won

4 lost

FIRST ROW: Travis, Fin negan, Kennedy, Eh rensberge r, Burgmeier, Brechak, Link. SECOND ROW: Hamman

(Mgr.), Stoker, Unve rferth, Maurer, Albers, Bistrek, Schafer, Kelley, Moore (Mgr.). THIRD ROW: Wise (Mgr.),

Scarpelli, Burr, Jenkins, Becker ichn Lauterbach, Schroer, Musselman, Woods (Mgr.).

Champs again! This season's baseballers represented Cham­

inade in true Eagle fashion. Coach Tom Frericks' boys com­

piled a successful sixteen and two record. Not only were the

Eagles City League Co-Champs, but they also captured the

District Title and advanced to the Cincinnati Regionals. Here

they played in major league style at Crosley Field, defeating

Springfield in the afternoon 5-4, and then bowing to Cin­cinnati Elder, who subsequently won the State Title, in a

7-6 thriller under the lights. The Eagles played some bril­

liant ball as attested by their fine record. Although certain individuals performed outstandingly, their success was a team

effort. Captain and Centerfielder Bill Kennedy led the team in batting with a .430 average. Ron Lauterbach, Fred Ehrens­

berger, and Gary Finnegan provided the scoring punch . They batted .345, .330, and .320 respectively while producing the

long ball. Senior Bill Burgmeier, juniors Tom Albers, Dick

Beckerich, Jack Unverferth, and sophomore Tom Maurer also contributed a fair share to the Eagles' success. Senior Ted

Ling and junior John Bistrek led the pitching corps with seven

victories apiece. The Eagles' fortunes in years to come should

be well in hand, as the nucleus of another championship team

will be returning.

CHS opp 7 . ... ......... . . .. . Northeastern ................. 3

6 .................. Patterson . . ..... .. .... ..... " 3

3 .. ..... ... . ..... .. Belmont . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1

11 .................. Stivers ........... ... .. .. . ... . 0 18 .. . ...... . ........ Lebanon ..................... 12

4 .. ... . . ........... Fairmont . .. . . .......... ... . 0

13 . . .... ... . ... ... .. Col. White . .... . ..... . ... . .. 3

2 .................. W. Wright ........ .... . ...... 0 8 .................. Oakwood ... ..... ..... . ..... 0

10 .................. Middletown .................. 8

1 ..... ......... .. .. Mad River ... ....... . ....... 0 4 .................. Fairview . . ............ . ..... 1

5 . . .......... .... .. Springfield . . .. .. .... .... .. .. 4

6 . .............. . .. Elder .. .. .... .. .. .. .. ... .. . 7

7 .................. Roosevelt .. .... .. .. ... .. ... . 6

2 ... .. ...... .... .. . Fairview ................... .

7 . .. ........ . . ..... Kiser ..... . . . ... ........ .... 6 O .... . .. . .......... W. Wright ...... . ...... .... .

Won 16 Lost 2

Cooch Tom Frericks before the game.

sa Eagle dugout at Crosley Field.

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Smiling Seniors and Coach Frericks admiring the trophy from the District Tournament.

Pitcher John Bistrek and Bro. Modica watch the game from the bullpen .

Tom Albers

Rightfielder

Bill Burgmeier

Shortstop

Ted link

Pitcher

Bill Kennedy

Captain and Centerfielder

Infielders Maurer, Unverlerth, and Beckerich

Gary Finnegan, Catcher

Ron Lauterbach

Third Baseman

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Fred Ehrensberger

Leltfielder

Jerry Brechak

Utility

Ed Travis

Pitcher

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FIRST ROW: Krome r, Kennedy, Bloke, Burns, Clark, Gantt.

SECOND ROW: She rry (Coach), Hausfe ld, Ruef, Thomas,

Kauflin, Thies, Civille.

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FIRST ROW: Slusser, Bosl, Burton, Unverferth, leen, Sulli­

van. SECOND ROW: Hill, Mourer, Burr, Ivory, Sch ierloh,

Ireton.

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FIRST ROW: Boeckerman, McConnell, Sturm, Plogman.

SECOND ROW: Musselman, l auterbach, Moore, Schmitz.

Absent: Baccus, Skilke n, Scudder.

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FIRST ROW: Macl eod, McHen ry, Scheper, Von Morter,

Schlater. SECOND ROW: Spiller, Pauly, Wo ltz, Banford,

Rouch (Coach) .

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Chaminade students have the opportunity for doily Moss and Communion in the school chapel.

A winner in the May Altar Contest sponsored by the So­dality and the Student Council.

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A student attends Chaminade to develop his abilities both as a leader

and a Catholic. The role religion plays in the life of the school is obvi­

ous. Daily Mass is a part of the Chaminade school day, just as is

after-school Confession . Other important religious actjvities of the

school year are the Mass of the Holy Spirit, weekly Benediction during

Lent and the month of May, the Rosary Rallies, and the Underclass­

men's Retreat. Highlighting the completion of four years at Chaminade,

the seniors receive the privilege of attending a closed Retreat at Mount

Saint John.

FIRST ROW: W. Kennedy, N. Mitchell, D. Koehler, J. Davis, M. Burns. SECOND ROW: B. Schneble, G. Kromer,

J. Clark, R. Love, D. Hart, R. Llenesch . THIRD ROW: E. Alexander, J. Sherry, J. Civille, L. Boker, C. Rasper, D. Leff, R. Estevez. FOURTH ROW: J. Thies, M. Hartnett, D. Stiers, T. Tuite, M. Hard, W. Steffan, D. Horwath,

E. Hausfeld.

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The most far-reaching organization in the school is the Chaminade So­

dality. This active organization is entrusted with the task of encourag­

ing the student body to live a full Christian life under the auspices of

Mary. It is the Sodality's responsibility to see that every phase of stu­

dent life - intellectual, cultural, social, and athletic - is permeated

with the Spirit of Christ, Son of Mary. The Sodality's theme for the

year has been " The Student and the Parish ." In order to develop

parish-minded students the Sodality sponsored a Study Day and Study

Evening and invited the students of St. Joseph's and Julienne to share

in the benefits.

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Chaminade students taking advantage of daily Confes·

sions in the school chapel.

Seniors Estevez, Pohl, and Post make the "Way of the

Cross" at the Marianist Retreat House.

f1~ StJd4ti4t4 FIRST ROW: R. Hosfe ld, L Mangan, J . Herber t, T. Brzozowski , J. Pier, T. Rueth , L Boesch, F. Kozuh, SEC·

OND ROW: L Ahlers, B. Alig , R. Hacke nburg, L. Schnorr, C. Steuer, W. Stowe, J. Wh itton , W. Mayer, S.

PittL THIRD ROW: R. Scudder, J. Unverfeth, G. Mescher, G. Vassy, K. Walter, R. Deger, J. Schmitz, T. Albers,

M. Fettig , T. Kuhn. FOURTH ROW: J. Moore, T. Blind, P. Tange man, R. Boeke, N. Schaeff, G . Davisson,

T. Howard, R. Heckman, R. Lauterboch , T. Scheper.

One of the discussion groups at the Sodality -

sponsored Study Evening .

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Sodality Council: Eric Hausfeld, Tom Scheper, Ray

Estevez, John Civille (Prefect), Father Gerber

(Moderatar).

FIRST ROW: K. Schafer, D. Haley, D. Krapf, W. Wobler, E. Staddon, T. Leen, R. Benjamin, P. Ulrich , J. To­

bias, E. Sachs. SECOND ROW: N. Zerkel , K. Ott, A. Ziehler, K. Burr, J . Keyes, N. Hussong, J. Brogan, G.

Eilerman, T. Kreusch, K. Doll. THIRD ROW: C. Berberich, J . Shierloh, D. Shea, J. Gaines, T. Weghorst, P. Rus­

chou, D. Breidenbach, E. Mechenbier, D. Dalton, J. Rohling, M. Luhn. FOURTH ROW: W. Wolff, F. Trimboli,

D. Ballman, A. Haley, T. Kelley, R. Ivory, T. Russell, D. Saurine, T. Gruver, R. Fleck, L. Englert . FIFTH ROW:

G. Woodall, C. Must, T. Schroer, J. Pfander, D. Crone, W. Gottschol, R. Stanley, M. Thill, L. Keyes, T. Jen­

kins, D. Hartnagel, D. Schrage.

FIRST ROW: D. Horwath, D. Aneshansley, M. Snyder, R. Sparks, J. Carr,

D. Kender, D. Moses, T. Carr, R. Ivory, N. Mitchell. SECOND ROW: F. Heyne,

R. Glass, R. Ringer, D. Bash, T. Westbrock, M. Minogue, R. O'Neil, L. Ahlers,

J. Johnson, R. Condron. THIRD ROW: T. Krumm, D. Krapf, M. Hatzfield,

D. Bianco, W. Stout, D. Dancer, M. Cunningham, R. Kuczak, W. Buerhle,

D. Bocko, G. Danielwicz, R. Lipp. FOURTH ROW: J. Fitzgerald, W. Peters,

B. Alig, W. Riegelsberger, C. Thurman, E. Flamm, K. Kinderman, E. Kolacz­

kowski, W. Berry, M. Byrd, S. Van Heeke. FIFTH ROW: T. Rau, J. Fenelon,

R. Reiling, D. West, D. Cochran, R. Finnegan, D. Sommer, T. Lurz, K. Fies­

singer, D. Roemer. SIXTH ROW: E. Pohl, J. Kloeb, R. DeBrosse, K. Hemmel­

garn, F. Messina, G. Whitton, T. Rueth, W. Berner.

Dick Horwath, Drum Maior

The Chaminade Marching Band started its season with an appearance at the County Fair. In addition to its half-time shows at all the football games, the band marched in the Holy Name Parade, the CYO Youth

Rally, and The U.D. Homecoming Parade. The band this year played the popular hits "With a Little Bit of Luck" and "Around the World." It also repeated the script CHS and saluted the Alumni, the Catholic

Youth Organization, and the United Nations. With only eight seniors graduating, the band can look forward to bigger and better things

from this, its peak year.

FIRST ROW: J. Stewart, P. Lamoureux, T. Reasor, N. Borchers, W. Roach,

P. Spurgeon, M. Kendig, R. Engelbrecht. SECOND ROW: A. Gaeke, J. Mon­

roe, R. Shirk, W. Rucher, D. Navah, D. Fricke, G. Brougnman, M. Mangan,

P. Mader, D. Hager, J. Ostepak, M. Loges. THIRD ROW: E. Young, J. Nevius,

R. Walling, J. Schneiders, T. Meyer, C. Schulker, P. Keferl, J. Yongling, J.

Cook, V. Morrison, R. Burlew, G. Kovach, N. Kuntz. FOURTH ROW: J. Liddy,

J. Brandt, D. Beach, A. Bennett, J. Priest, D. DeBrosse, L. Schulker, D. Griffith,

W. James. FIFTH ROW: W. Pentzer, F. Rachford, W. Harris, T. Schierloh. Absent: L. Staas.

Something new was added this year. For the first time, Chaminade

had a secondary marching unit on the field. The Drum and Bugle Corps

and the Rifle Drill Team performed at most of the football games, the

fairgrounds, all the parades, and put a show on for the rally for the

championship games. These units, comprised entirely of freshmen,

spent many long hours during the summer and after school perfecting

their routines. Under the leadership of Brother Trageser and Mr. James

Wolf, they learned qUickly and left expectations of better things to come.

Mr. James Wolf, Assistant Conductor

Above, Senior Band Members: E. Pohl, W. Stout, D. Hor­

wath, T. Krumm, J. Carr, N. Mitchell, W. Berner,

C. Thurman.

Below: Bro. Don leads the senior concert band in a Tues­

day evening rehearsal. .. ..

FIRST ROW: Horwath, Aneshansley, Moss, Carr, Kender, Carr, Ivory, Mitchell. SECOND ROW: Fenelon,

Ringer, Westbrock, Ahlers, Johnson, Kolaczkowski. THIRD ROW: Krapf, Hatzf1eld, Dancer, Cunningham,

Buerhle, Danielwicz, Lipp. fOURTH ROW: Rau, Reiling, Peters, Alig, Flamm, Sommer, West, Van Heeke.

FIFTH ROW: Berner, DeBrosse, Hemmelgarn, Rueth.

Band Officers: W. Berner (V. Pres.), D. Horwath (Sec.­

Treos.), J. Carr (Pres.)' N. Mitchell (Lib.).

Officers of the Chominode Band Club: Mrs. George Ber­

ner (V. Pres.), Mrs. Robert Lipp (Sec.), Mr. Eugene Stout

(Pres.), Mrs. William Buehrle (Treos.).

The ladies spend an afternoon out at the Mothers' Club Pillow Case Binga.

Seated: Mrs. F. Grimm, Mrs. A. Davis, Mrs. R. Scudder, Mrs. J. Treon,

Mrs. E. Heigel. Standing: Mrs. J. Larger, Mrs. E. Horwath, Mrs. R. Engle­

brecht, Mrs. R. Beckerich.

Mrs. Edward Heigel collects the ballots for the Mothers' Club elections.

Mr. Elmer Horwath calls the numbers for the ladies

at the Pillow Case Bingo.

Seated: Mr. W. Buehrle, Mr. R. Hemmelgarn, Mr. E. Heigel, Mr. J.

Schriml, Mr. R. Pickrel. Standing: Mr. F. Grimm, Mr. E. Horwath, Mr. V. Bauman, Mr. C. Lamm, Mr. S. Heckman.

"Fuzzy" Faust is honored at the celebration of his

25th year at Chaminade.

There were long food lines at the Father and Sons Night celebration.

Bert Davis collects the ballots for rne election of officers.

FIRST ROW· N B . . archers, l. Sagan J P . Hartman. SECOND ROW. D K' .' . owers, P. Hllgeford, T.

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. . Inzlg, E Young R C ft J me ey, D. West. THIRD ROW. K . . . " ra, . Por-. . F,esstnger E St dd C T. Rueth. FOURTH ROW. E ' . a on, . Cramer, E. Schock, T. Heck. " Keferl, J. Koerner, E. Fischer,

Cramer in th e process of developing a species of long-tailed rots.

Any sound of life?

If the snake doesn't get it, Koerner will!

FiRST ROW: G. Ploggman, T. Hunt, J. Ginn, T. Bucher. SECOND

ROW: D. Hochaday, P. Hoffman, R. Pauly, R. Ivory. THIRD ROW:

R. Versic, V. Reiling, G. Davidson, W. Stowe, L Keyes.

An example of the fine work done by this year's Booster Club.

The winning float at the City League Championship Game

made by the Chaminade Booster Club.

Halfway progress on the float.

There's devi Itry afaot!

Sheridan Whitesides (J. Thesing) broadcasts

his inspiring Christmas message.

FIRST ROW: J. Ostepak, A. Pohl, D. Krapf, T. Rueth, J. Sherry, R. Love, F. Tromboli, P. Ulrich, J. Estevez.

SECOND ROW: J. Sharkey, E. Charnock, J. Westbrock, J. Thesing, W. Stowe, R. Ivory, R. Deis, R. Konicki,

J. Lauricella. THIRD ROW: R. Kuczak, J. Moore, J. Meixn,er, W. Pfander, B. Jay, J. Koehler, R. Stanley, J. Lang, R. Estevez.

Bro. Caffrey gives instruelions to the cast for the play "The Man Who Came to Dinner."

F. Trimboli and J. Lang ponder the

decision, "Guilty or Not Guilty," in

the production "Twelve Angry Men."

Bro. Cosgrove tries his hand with the grease paint.

Me. Whiresides greets his friends with the words, "I may vomitl"

FIRST ROW: J. Koerner, W. Stowe, R. Love, J. Pier.

SECOND ROW: B. Weaver, R. Deger, P. Caulfield,

N. Mitchell, J. Keyes, J. Davis. THIRD ROW: J. lien­

esch, T. Brzozowski, J. Herbert, W. Mayer, N. Hussong,

P. Ruchau. FOURTH ROW: J. Whitton, J. Dupps, T.

Kuhn, D. Poliquin, M. Hord, J. Thesing, J. Bichrest,

K. Will.

Mike Hord gives a lecture illustrated with Jim Davis'

finger.

FIRST ROW: Paul Gravelle, David Davis, Larry Snyder, John Wysong,

Richard Heberling. SECOND ROW: Robert Basi, Robert Sullivan, Donald

Jacobson, Austin Harrison, Dennis Brown. THIRD ROW: James Burton, Joel

Backscheider, Shawhan Hillmyer, Robert Banford, Robert Neu. FOURTH

ROW: Kenneth Ruzich, Paul Weisner, Ronald Shirk, Roger Schumacher,

William Ehrensberger.

And for only $50,000 in tax stamps ...

FIRST ROW: W. Kennedy, J. Civille, J. Clark, J. Thies. SECOND ROW: R. Haag, J. Davis, B. Schneble,

D. Gantt, J. Lauricella. THIRD ROW: P. Hoffman, G. Kramer, M. Burns, W. Berner, J. Confer, T. Rawers.

FOURTH ROW: R. Love, J. Tackacs, T. Krumm, R. Thomas, J. Kessler, M. Hartnett, M. Matta, D. Koeh­

ler. FIfTH ROW: M. Hard, V. Reiling, D. Horwath, J. Kaufiin, R. Hentrich, R. Allen, W. Ceyak, E. Ruef.

FIRST ROW: A. Byrne, W. Kennedy, G. Blake. SECOND ROW: J. Clark, P. Williams, F. Ehrensberger.

THIRD ROW: R. Haag, J. Civille, M. Hartnett. FOURTH ROW: J. Thies, T. Link, F. Lane, E. Alexander.

Faculty editors D a v e

Leff and Jim Sherry.

Underclass editor John Kauflin.

Art staff; Vic Reilin,g and Phil Hoffman.

Co-editors Jack Clark and Barry Schneble.

Senior editors Bill Stout and Bob

Hentrich.

Photographers Dick Lienesch and Bill Beigel.

Stall

The pause that refreshes.

Activities staff: Dick Howarth, Eric

Hausfeld (Editor), John Civille.

Sports staff: Ed Alexander, Jerry Thies, and Bill Kennedy.

Events editor Don Hart.

Typists Do u 9 Fox,

Norm Mitchell, and

Tom Grundish.

Bill Acton and Jack Carr wrote the captions!

FIRST ROW: D. Crone (Sec.), E. Al­

exander (Pres.), N. Gitzinger (V.

Pres.) R. Heckman (Trees.) SECOND

ROW: Coleman, Zimmer, Brogan,

Stiglitz, Witte, Dorster, Wolff, Matta,

Eifert, Estevez, Evans. THIRD ROW:

Acton, Hillsman, Baersh, Schier,

Albers, Wenzler, Naas, Thesing,

Stowe, Rudy Clements. Absent.

FOURTH ROW: Keocl, Kriste, Wiese­

man, Burr, Jay, Zimmerman, Rud­

zinski, Civil Ie, Satalia, Berkemeier,

Wiesemann. Absent: Hoerner, Krista,

Sana.

President Ed Alexander collects the Inquiry Sheets

from the council members.

FIRST ROW: J. Reke, J. Crabill, P. Kleckner. SECOND ROW: F. Gitzinger, J. Priest,

H. Jenkins, R. Pauly. THIRD ROW: R. McGruder, L. Trick, R. Brand, D. DeBrosse.

Absent: W. Murray, D. Kinzig, L. Folino, C. Kelly.

Pat Caul· W Louis Kuhn, FIRST RO : Frank Pat.

Y Hausen, field, David an W. Ray O'Neil,

ECOND RO . b terson. S . h d Csarny, Bo

fI RIC ar D Tony P urn, d Silbereis. THI R Besanceny, Fre J hnson, John

Jerry 0 ROW: AI Byrne, Tony Ziehler.

Nick Hussong, . Ron Poppa, Ed Kolaczkowskl, FOURTH ROW: Mike Hord,

. John Dupps, Yerslc, . . Wallace Ceyak. David PoliqUin,

Jerry Johnson . of the steam h Principles explains t e turbine.

D . M Burns, G. W J aVIS, • FIRST RO :. W. R. Thomas,

THIRD RO . T. Krumm.

I J. Tackacs, ROW· J. Civil e, SECOND . Blake. fI" F Lane.

M. Hord, J. Kau In, .

The trophy winners! FIRST ROW:

Jack Confer, Rogert McGruder, James

Herbert, John Pier. SECOND ROW:

Roger Glass, Robert Love, Fred Up­

son, James Thesing, Joseph Bichrest,

Norm Mitchell.

Jim Herbert prepares his speech, while Louie Ahlers scouts the girls. Bro. Rauscher confers with Mrs. Gillam and Mrs. Evans, the District Chairman

of the N.F.L.

Jack Confer and Norm Mitchell have really come up with

something there!

Bob Love, John Pier, and Mike Hard ready for their trip to the NFL National Finals.

Resolved: That Chaminade and Julienne unite!

FIRST ROW: J. Herbert, J. Pier, N. Mit­

chell, J. Thesing. SECOND ROW: l. Kuhn, R. Estevez, J. Smith, E. Staddon,

D. Sommer, D. Krewedl, F. Patterson,

R. Wagner, R. Witte, M. Schneifer,

R. Deger, F. Silbereis, J. Lauricella.

THIRD ROW: l. Ahlers, J. Bichrest, R.

Love, J. Wade, R. Deger, S. Norman,

R. O'Neal, E. Barkmeyer, K. Kuzsak, J.

Keyes, J. Wgitton. FOURTH ROW: l. Zimmer, R. McGruder, R. Stanley, T.

Hogan, J. lienesch, M. Hard, D. Poli­

quin, D. Gasper, K. Will, F. Rachford,

T. Haggerty. Absent: F. Upson, J. Con­

fer, J. Carr, R. Glass.

That must have been some critique, Brother Toml

LaForsch makes his deadline!

FIRST ROW: Wolff, Cotter, LaForsch, Brzozowski, Hart, Walter. SECOND ROW:

Pohl, Krewedl, Klee, Caulfield, Mitchell, Pflum, Kennedy. THIRD ROW: Haus­

feld, Haley, Sillbereis, Staddon, Deg.er, Love, Kramer, Marshall, Keyes, Jenkins.

FOURTH ROW: Bichrest, Horwath, Hall, Gitzinger, Alexander, Lienesch, Ziehler,

Hussong, Ruschau, DeBrosse. FIFTH ROW: Gottschall, Reiling, Schroer, Hord,

Stanley, Thomas, Whitton, Ennis, Horstman, Rudzinski.

Bro. Hertweck gives some invaluable assistance.

The editors of the News; LoForsch, Cot­

ter, Wolff, Brzozowski, and Walter.

FIRST ROW: Heberling, Seubert, Flinn, Brown, Fitzpatrick, Steinbrunner.

SECOND ROW: Goldschmidt, Lienesch, Csarny, Zobrist, Ehrensberger, Rater­

man. THIRD ROW: Beigel, Kramer, Lehman, Schock, Zimmer, Schock.

Larry Zimmer pours out some of his

secret 2-second developer for Bob Fleck.

Bro. Frank hands out the weekly assignments to eager volunteers.

Seniors Dick Lienesch and Bill Beigel, the mainstays of the Photo Club.

Allen, Koehler, Maxwell, and Tyree

get the cafeteria back in shape.

R. Allen and crew print addresses for the alumni letters.

ZT "-R7EEW=7557TT E

Ed Strobel and larry Boesch take tickets and hand out the programs at "The Man Who Came to Dincer."

FIRST ROW: N. Metz, J. Tyree, G. Strobel, D. Schutte,

D. Jacobson, A. Harrison. SECOND ROW: W. Max­

well, D. Koehler, R. Gitzinger, l. Boesch. M. Condy,

D. Morre. THIRD ROW: l. Krapp, R. Suhr, R. Ris­

miller, R. Allen, R. Brand, E. Strobel.

"Me and My Mummy!"

FRONT ROW: R. Newkold, R. Hackenburg. SECOND ROW: W. Berner, R. Polly, T. Carr. THIRD ROW:

R. Ivory, J. Rohling, D. Berner, T. Rohling. Absent:

J. Carr.

J. Carr and J. Fitzgerald carefully

fit a window in place.

J. Rohling learns the ropes.

ENTS

It'll only last for a couple more minutes, Fred.

Our Variety Show naise makers.

Left: Out of the night came Civil Ie ... er Zorro.

John Boer gives Chaminade some pickin' and singin'.

'58 Variety includes performance of intramural sharpshooters.

Y'all gittin mighty fresno

Travis and Tangeman sing some IISugartime."

S~

We're robbin the bank, not the iewelry store, pipsqueak. Braner, Shaeffer, Gorman and Boeke sing "Sha boom."

RIGHT: If lions can be taught so can a Variety Show tumbler.

Seniors swing their dates to the music of Earl Holderman's Orchestra. Ed Strobel and his date are announced by Nick Gitzinger.

Beigel, Lienesch, and their dates in one of the decorative gardens. Porter, Sloboda, and Spraley watch the camera ... er, fountain.

Who threw that bowling ball? Long live the king (queen too)!

Ed Alexander crowns two queens.

The Seniors, accompanied by Mr. George

Early and Bro. John Nichols, spent three

days visiting Washington, D.C. Here they

are grouped on the steps of the Hause with

the Hon. Paul Schenck, Representative from

Ohio.

The team that represented Chaminade in the Mabilgas Safety-Economy Run consisted of Bro. Wilbert' Hamm

(Coach), Joe Shelby, Ed Feltz, Larry Baker, Steve Magee, and Tom Sheridan. Tom won trophies for one of the highest gas mileages in the contest.

The new twelve-room Sophomore Building

was opened in January of this year.

Brother Ray Streiff from Chaminade and Bro. Bernard Jansen from

Cathedral Latin start an the first leg of their journey to Nigeria, Africa. Workers from the Fathers' Club set up booths for the Spring Festival

that was held in June of this year.

The procession of graduates leaves Emmanuel Church after the Baccalaureate Mass.

Gold Medals

Religion ................ William Kennedy

English ...................... John Clark

Latin ........................ John Clark

Modern Language ........ Richard Lienesch Commercial ............. Thomas Grundish

Social Science ................ John Clark Mechanical Drawing ........ William Beigel

The Mother and Son Breakfast in the cafeteria was high.

lighted by the presentation of the Senior Gift to Bro.

Charles.

FIRST ROW: William Kennedy, Robert Love, Darrell Horwath,

George Kramer, John Civille, John Clark. SECOND ROW:

Barrett Schneble, John Kaullin, Michael Hord. Absent: Jerome

Thies, Richard Lienesch.

Parents and relatives wait to congratulate the graduates.

Ed Alexander delivers his valedictory address.

A Friend

A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Acton

Mr. and Mrs. John F. Barstow

H. J. Baudendistel

Henry L. Beigel

Nicholas Beigel

Mr. and Mrs. Ottie Beigel

C. H. Brown

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence G. Brun

Antoinette Ceyak

Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Ceyak

Mr. and Mrs. Lester J. Charnock

Dr. Conrad DeBold

Norman J. Eckstein

Mr. and Mrs. John Haag

Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Hall

Capt. and Mrs. C. L. Harding

Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Heigel, Sr.

A FRIEND

ALLEN'S DRUGS

1401 Smithville

CL 3-8161

ARROW WINE STORE

2950 Far Hills Ave.

AX 8-1456

BARGAIN CARRY-OUT

Miracle Lane Shopping Center

CR 7-7061

BARNEY'S BARBER SHOP

1109 Brown St.

BELMONT RECORD SHOP

734 Watervliet Ave.

CL 6-7851

BOONE WELL DRILLING

7012 Xenia Ave.

CH 2-0231

rr·=w=w:rr7TTwrnurrzrr -PI I T I r

Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Hentrich, Sr.

Dr. and Mrs. J. P. Hochwalt

Herbert J. Hohm

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hoke

Mr. Lawrance Hubble

Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Kauflin

Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Kavanaugh, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Kline

Mrs. Martha Koehler

Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Krumm

Velma O. Gorman Lee

Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Leff

Leon Lehner

Mr. and Mrs Carl Lienesch

Mr. A. McCarthy

Elizabeth M. Mescher

O. Moloney Donald K. Moon, D.C.

Jack Morgan

BRINKMAN TOOL & DIE INC.

Kiser and Ray

CL 3-1171

JOSEPH S. BROWN CO.

1133 West Third St.

BA 3-4288

C & B AUTO CLINIC

727% Shroyer

AX 9-2343

COLE SPORTING GOODS

929 Brown St.

BA 4-5511

CHAS. F. COTTER TIRE CO., INC.

Ludlow and Franklin Sts.

BA 2-4331

DON'S BARBER SHOP

3009 East Third St.

DUNKELBARGER'S SHOE SERVICE

Miracle Lane Shopping Center

CR7-2411

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Pohl

Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Schmid

John A. Shirk

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Smith

Mr. and Mrs. Louis I. Sortman

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Spiller

Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Steffen

F. L. Stiers

Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Strobel

Miss Frances L. Sucher

Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Sucher

Mrs. Mary Tatar and Sons

Mr. J. L. Thies

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Thum

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Travis Mr. and Mrs. Paul N. Wittman

Ethel L. Wolslagel

Mr. and Mrs. Otto Zavakos

Frank Zvyonik

EAST END DRUGS

3030 East Third St.

CL 2-7328

ELLIS FOOD MARKET

1228 Wyoming St.

CL 2-8966

FENTON FOUNDRY SUPPLY CO.

134 Gilbert Ave.

CL 3-6104

FERNANDEZ ART-CRAFT

4110 West Town and Country Rd.

AX 3-9992

FIELD'S BARBER'S SHOP

709 Watervliet Ave.

CL 2-7826

FORBES-MUNDARY INC.

139 North Main St.

BA 8-2951'

GENERAL FIXTURE AND SUPPLY INC.

117 South Perry St.

BA 3-4693

1--

!

JOE GILLOTTI REAL ESTATE

1771 East Huffman CL 2-04;19

GOOD CAMERAS

406 South Main St. Franklin, Ohio SH 6-7231

GRAFTON AQUARIUMS

1107 Brown St. BA 3-4039

HOBART SALE AGENCY

501 East Helena St. BA 3-4115

HUBLER'S SERVICE

915 Highland Ave. CL 3-1922

Mill END SHOP

122 North Main St. BA 8-3585

MIllER'S SOUTH END PHARMACY

Brown St. at Fairgrounds Ave. BA 2-5101

NATIONAL PRODUCTION SERVICES, INC.

1624 South Brown St. BA 2-8671

NORTH DAYTON JEWELRY

419 Troy St. BA 4-9684

NORTHTOWN TV & APPLIANCE

4231 North Main St. CR 7-4044

HUSSMANN'S

2014 Salem Ave. CR 7-3861

NORTHWESTERN TOOl & ENGINEERING CO.

117 Hollier Ave.

JENKIN'S PHARMACY

700 East Fifth St. BA 8-9911

KELLEY'S PHARMACY

2345 Catalpa Dr. CR 4-8172

LAUFERSWEllER CATERING SERVICE

417 South Main St. BA 4-3612

LEO'S BARBER SHOP

3523 Riverside Dr.

MEYER DRUGS

3022 North Main St. CR 4-5433

MIAMI VALLEY CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC

324 West First St. BA 4-3553

CL 3-4142

PAPPY'S PLACE

2507 East Fifth St. CL 3-0415

PENNY MOTORS INC., OLDSMOBILE

839 North Main St. BA 2-7817

MANUEl RODRIGUEZ

1470 West Third St. BA 8-0109

ROlL'S PHARMACY

2920 Wayne Ave. CL 2-7515

RUBICON BARBERS

Brown St. at Irving Ave.

RUBICON PHARMACY

Brown and Irving Ave BA 8-2411

JEMIMA RUSSElL, STATIONER

216 East Stroop Rd. AX 3-1957

SCHUL TZ PHARMACY

2601 East Third St. CL 3-0445

SCHUMAN'S GULF SERVICE

Lexington and Rosedale CR 4-0498

SEP MOBILE SERVICE

4101 Salem Ave. CR 4-0120

ROBERT H. SMITH & SONS PLUMBING

137 Potomac St. BA 2-0536

WENDEll S. SMITH

222 Sandalwood Dr. CR 7-9311

STEFFEN BOX AND WOOD PRODUCTS

36 North Irwin St. CL 4-2551

THILL PRINTING CO.

420 Xenia Ave. CL 2-3421

TOllINGER & SON DRY CLEANER

2039 East Third St. CL 3-7531

BOB WAHLRAB, JEWElER

Eastown Shopping Center Arcade CL 4-3131

WAPELHORST HARDWARE & FURNITURE

2500-08 East Fifth St. CL 3-2722

WELLMAN PHARMACY

2504 East Fifth St. CL 2-9121

Compliments

of

GEORGE A.PFLAUM

PUBLISHER, INC.

38 West Fifth Street

Dayton, Ohio

SENIOR EAGLE SALESMEN

1 .1

C. Rasper, R. Brun, F. Ehrensberger, E. Heigel, J. Travis, W. Ceyak, D. Groman. Absent: J. Kauftin.

DAIRY QUEEN NO.2

3381 North Dixie Drive

MALTS and SHAKES SUNDAES A BOOSTER

CONES

ROOT BEER - COKE ORANGE SANDWICHES

EDDIE ROBERTS, Prop.

&

L~ST YE7'4R WAS 20 YEARS AGO!

The world is moving at incredible speed these days. We are living in an age of unprecedented and almost unbelieveable growth.

Methods have advanced 20 years almost overnight. Ideas that only a short time ago seemed fantastic, are now in actual use in industry, finance, service, and government. Gigantic strides are being made in medicine, science, and engineer­ing. Yet many of these which were un­thought of yesterday will be outmoded by graduation day!

An era of astonishing development beckons to the 1958 graduate. Never before in history has there been such an insatiable demand for trained minds as today.

It is from educational institutions that the alert, creative, imaginative brains needed to keep pace with these ever-chal­lenging, ever-expanding demands of prog­ress must come.

Your diploma is your admission into this exciting new world of opportunity. Your education at Chaminade High School, plus your desire for continuing self­improvement, will enable you to assume your responsibilities in the uncharted years ahead.

The National Cash Register Company

THE METROPOLITAN

THREE FINE STORES

SERVING A FINE COMMUNITY

Downtown

Town and Country

Miracle Lane

~~Where Fine Fashion Is A Family Affair"

SINCE 1850 THE BLOMMEL SIGN COMPANY

DAYTON SPRINGFIELD

THE WEHNER ROOFING

AND

TINNING COMPANY

ROOFING SIDING SHEET METAL

FURNACE and INSULATION WORK

557 Richard Street

BA 8-1141

77 rm ·777 P

Over 50 Years Dependable Service

NEON SIGNS and INTERIOR LIGHTING PLASTIC SIGNS REAL ESTATE SIGNS

CAMPAIGN SIGNS OFFICE DOOR LETTERING OUTDOOR ADVERTISING

"SCOTCH LITE" REFLECTIVE SIGNS

BA 4-9618 735 Wayne Avenue Dayton, Ohio

CONGRATULATIONS

to the

CLASS Of 1958

THE

CHAMINADE

FATHERS' AND OTHERS'

CLUB

Fidelity Building BA 2-7913

DAYTON OPTICAL COMPANY

PRESCRIPTION OPTICIANS

GUILD OPTICIANS

Dayton 2, Ohio

MORRIS FLORAL HOUSE, INC.

4334 Salem Avenue

CR 7-6523

BEST'S AUTO STORES CUT RATE

AUTO SUPPLIES SPORTING GOODS

Dayton

TOM PFEIFFER '54

TOYS

Springfield

RON PFEIFFER '58

TRUMAN OPTICIANS

104 North Main Street

Dayton 2, Ohio

BA 4-4782 BA 4-5804

NEXT DOOR TO ROSSITER'S

MALONE CAMERA STORES, INC.

21 East Second Street

Town and Country Shopping Center

Eastown Shopping Center

Westown Shopping Center

WALTER FUNERAL SERVICE

1231-1235 North Main Street

BA 8-5181

COMPLIMENTS OF

AUTOMATIC VEND~NG ENTERPRISES, INC.

88 Eaker Street Dayton, Ohio

COMPLETE VENDING SERVICE

BA 3-3303

rt,,"lt"mtttr*TTttlT71rr ST',,5Y!""Zrr-nnW!!lr'rr 7~ rrr p - 'ITT· 1·

HEATING

BAR

and

P ARTY SUPPLIES

KRAMER'S

1018 Irving Avenue

24-HOURS ICE HOUSE

AX 3-0141

AIR CONDITIONING VENTILATING

SETSER SHEET METAL

"CONDITIONERS OF AIR"

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE

CLASS 0 F 1958

HINDERS HOME FURNISHINGS

22 West Fifth Street (between Main and Ludlow)

Dayton, Ohio BA 4-3254

DAYTON'S FASTEST GROWING "FAMILY OWNED" STORE

TOM HINDERS ..................... Class of '49

BILL HINDERS .................... Class of '56

BUCHER BROTHERS

PRINTING

729 Leo Street

Dayton, Ohio

Printing for the Office, Shop and Sales Departments

JIM TRAVIS

MUTUAL ELECTRIC COMPANY

COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL RESIDENTIAL

619 Silver Lane Dayton, Ohio

CL 3-9127

Congratulations from CAYODA COUNCIL

Dick Lienesch, Jerry Westbrock, Joe Keyes, Jack Gaines, Tom Scheper, Ed Sachs, Nancy Walker, Bar­

bara Beckerich, Jane Sullivan, Sharon Ryan, Marianne Lindeman. Absent: Pat Polus, Stephanie Krizin,

Roberta Cochran, Tom Howard.

ED TRAVIS

me

IT'S . . .

POTTER'S RIVERSIDE MARKET

for

BUSSE'S FORT LORAMIE

and

JOE'S RUSSIA (OHIO)

SAUSAGE

FRESH and SMOKED

CR 4-7951

CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '58

fASHION fURNITURE

Open 9:00 A.M. to 9:30 P.M. CL 6-2460

1322 Linden Avenue Dayton, Ohio

ART THEATER

1924 Wayne Avenue

CL 6-3121

STEWART SINCLAIR SERVICE

1225 East Stroop Road

Dayton, Ohio

a [

WATCH and JEWELRY REPAIR

Phone AX 9·3181 Residence

TOWN and COUNTRY JEWELERS

ROLAND W. GRIES MEYER, Proprietor

224 East Stroop Road

COMPLIMENTS

OF

THE DAYTON BLACKfRIARS' GUILD

SEEGERS MARKET

231 Heaton Avenue

CL 2-1504

COMPLIMENTS

KASTLE

ELECTRIC

COMPANY

809 Xenia Avenue

CL 3-8167

'S

On U.S. 25 In West Carrollton

SUPER MARI(ET

DRUG STORE

RESTAURANT

BAI(ERY

DELICATESSEN

HOUSEWARES

OTHER GOODS and SERVICES

WE

NEVER

CLOSE

WEILER WELDING COMPANY, INC.

ELECTRIC ACETYLENE

Since 1920

EQUIPPED TO HANDLE ANY WELDING PROBLEM Metal Spraying Flame Cutting Flame Hardening Fabrication of Jigs Sand Blasting Heliarc

DISTRIBUTORS FOR Airco Supplies, Equipment, and Ohio Medical Gases

324 East Second Street

SOUTH PARK PASTRY SHOP

PAUL SCHENKTNG

Specializing In

WEDDING, BIRTHDAY and PARTY CAKES

1033 Brown Street

BA 8-1032

"Where Pharmacy Is A Profession"

COMPLIMENTS OF

KNOI..LWOOD PHARMACY

"Prescription Center In Knollwood"

GEI\E MOOSBRUGGER, '34, Reg. Phar.

HUBERT MOON, Reg. Phar.

7001 Dayton-Xenia Pike Call CH 4-3511 for Free Prescription Delivery

BA 8-5186

OAKWOOD RESTAURANT

AND

COCKTAil lOUNGE

2414 Far Hills Avenue

SENIOR F

163

LUDLOW RADIATOR SERVICE, INC.

34 Franklin Street

Dayton 2, Ohio

BA 2-6719

Dealer -

JOHNSON OUTBOARD MOTORS

BEST WISHES . . .

LEVITT'S SUPPER CLUB DINING and DANCING NIGHTLY

LIVE ENTERTAINMENT Featuring

RALPH MERCHON and THE GENTLEMEN 5584 Airway Road

Residence CL 6-9311

SKEFFINGTON'S

MEN'S FORMAL WEAR RENTAL

218 South Main Street

BA 2-3353

COMPLIMENTS

MILLER SPORTING GOODS, INC.

256 East Stroop Road

Town and Country Shopping Center

Kettering, Ohio

COMPLIMENTS OF

NEW DEAL TOOL AND

MACHINE COMPANY

245 Leo Street

Dayton 4, Ohio

CL 2-8104 Personalized Service

INSURANCE

LAWRENCE 1. BRUN 1302 Linden Avenue

CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '58

MIN 0 DAIR, INC.

4051 Salem Avenue 2457 Gettysburg A venue 4200 North Main Street 701 Keowee Street 4770 Airway Road 2709 Patterson Road 2817 Wilmington Pike

1047 Linden A venue . 3534 Linden Avenue 1224 East Stroop Road 3000 Shroyer Road 1106 Shroyer Road 4705 South Dixie Drive 429 East Dixie, West Carrollton

y

Apartments Interior and Exterior Window Caulking Storage Tanks Sales Rooms Waterproofing

LUHN and COMPANY

FRANK LUHN, Manager

PAINTING CONTRACTORS

FACTORY BRUSH and SPRAY PAINTING

Factories Church Steeples Structural Steel Steel Sash Flag Poles Bridges

FULL INSURANCE COVERAGE

Aerial Towers Office Buildings Residences Machinery Smoke Stacks Fire Escapes

U'LL FIN FOODS THE

HITE VILLA FROZEN ORLD'S FINEST

B. O. K. MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC.

1116 West Fourth Street

Dayton, Ohio

MANUFACTURERS OF PRECISION AIRCRAFT PARTS

GIFT FAIR

GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS HAUER MUSIC HOUSE

2412 South Smithville Road

CL 6-6681 Dayton 20, Ohio 34 East First Street

Dayton 2, Ohio

MARTIN E. BEIGEL, '29 BA 2-2815

BEIGEL JEWELERS, INC.

20 North Main Street GOOD LUCK

MIRACLE LANE SUNOCO

NATIONAL BOWLING LANES

48 AUTOMATIC LANES

THE HOME OF THE CHAMINADE BOWLING LEAGUES

1155 Brown Street

VOLKSWAGEN

A Quality Economy Car At the Right Price

JOE HAIL, Proprietor

3032 Salem Avenue

CR 4-0136

With A World-Wide Reputation For Reliability

LOUIS KUHN

And Backed By Service Organization, Second To None

R. B. KUHN MOTORS YelJIow Springs Road TR 8-8617

ft"IWWTmrmYw= '\'tm" .. wmzr ' "'f:;C; t tJ: ........ t· ,'@iI .. , '1

Fairborn, Ohio ROBERT KUHN

BEST WISHES

TO

THE CLASS OF 1958

FROM

KIRK'S VARIETY STORE

348 Troy Street

TOM KIRK, Class of '50

SENIOR E

BEST WISHES

SLYDER'S

TAVERN

836 Watervliet Avenue

•

MEYER and BOEHMER

FUNERAL DIRECTORS

1733 South Brown Street

at Sawmill Road

BA 3-9119

Dayton, Ohio

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE

CLASS OF 1958

COMPLIMENTS OF

SREPCO, INC.

STANDARD RADIO

and

ELECTRIC PRODUCTS

314 Leo Street

Dayton, Ohio

CHUCK FREY'S DELICATESSEN

Corner Burkhardt and Martz Avenues

"WHERE FRIENDS MEET"

CL 6-3821

Dayton, Ohio

Demand

GERMAN MAID WEINERS

They are the Best

COMPLIMENTS

R. L. SHANE COMPANY

1007 Shroyer Road

TORO POWER MOWERS

NOREIKAS GROCERY

278 Alaska Street

EASTVIEW MARKET, INC.

Third Street at Smithville Road

GROCERIES, MEAT and PRODUCE

Open 9:00 to 9:00, 7 Days A Week

GET THE BEST

COMPLIMENTS TO THE

SENIORS OF 1958

TOWN and COUNTRY flORIST

4300 West Town and Country Road

AX 3·2196 Dayton 29, Ohio

DA YTON MARKING DEVICES COMPANY

1337 East Third Street

Dayton, Ohio

GET THE BEST

GET

Served Exclusively in the Cafeteria

Good Luck To The '58 Seniors From

A BOOSTER

GALE E. KOOGLER

PAINTING DECORATING

323 West Hillcrest Avenue

Residential

Commercial CR 5-4978

CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF '58

JUNIOR G

WHITE CROSS SUPPLY CORPORATION

407 Wayne Avenue

Dayton, Ohio

COMPLIMENTS OF

OWEN'S SUPER MARKET

3509 Cornell Drive

"FINEST MEATS IN TOWN"

FRESHMAN K

CONGRATULATES

THE

CLASS OF '58

-

GUILD and LANDIS, INC. MiSS J. BEAUTY SALON

4 North Main Street 133 Maryland Avenue

BA 4-6521 Dayton 4, Ohio

INSURANCE AT ITS VERY BEST HAIR STYLING HAIR COLORING

PERMANENT WAVING

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE

GRADUATING CLASS OF '58

FOUR PROFESSIONAL PHARMACIES

Fifth and Main Streets 38 North Main Street 2309 Far Hills Avenue 2734 Salem Avenue

A FRIEND

BA 4-9881 BA 3-8134 AX 3-1117 CR 7-6537

CONGRATULATIONS

and

GOOD LUCK

TO THE SENIOR CLASS

from

SOPHOMORE C

III >

GOOD LUCI(, SENIORS

PICKREL BROTHERS, INC.

WHOLESALE PLUMBING and

PLUMBING HEATING

HEATING SUPPLIES

530 Wayne Avenue Dayton 10, Ohio

INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES

VALVES PIPES

PLEASE CONSULT

T. E. DUNLEVY & SON

PLUMBING REPAIR

BATH and KITCHEN INSTALLATION and

REMODELING

SEWERS and DRAINS CLEANED ELECTRICALLY

206 East Dixon

Serving the Community Over 50 Years

"There Must Be A Reason"

THE YELLOW PAGES OF YOUR

TELEPHONE DIRECTORY

WHEN BUYING

WHO SELLS IT?

LVUIC'/H rAe,'V - ~

YEllOW PAGES

COMPLIMENTS

OF

THE PEOPLES PLUMBING SUPPLY

COMPANY

210 Wayne Avenue

CUSTOM STYLING IN FLOWERS

TOMMY TUCKER flOWER & GifT SHOP WEDDING CONSULTATIONS

BY APPOINTMENT DA Y OR NIGHT

610 Watervliet Avenue

Open 9 to 6, Mon. thru Sat. Dayton 20, Ohio CL 2-2281

DOROTHY LANE MARKET

DEDICATED TO OUR COMMUNITY

2710 Far Hills Avenue

MERRY J BAR

Steele and Pierce Streets

Dayton, Ohio CL 3-0377

A PLACE WHERE FRIENDS MEET

Best of Luck to Seniors

from

WASHINGTON fEDERAL

SAVINGS AND LOAN

ASSOCIATION

22 North Ludlow Street

Dayton 2, Ohio

RUSTY'S PHARMACY

625 Xenia Avenue

CL 2-4307

"CONGRATULATIONS"

FROM

JUNIOR J

NEEDMORE MARKET 5700 North Dixie Drive CR 4-2302

FINE MEATS and GROCERIES BEER and WINE TO GO

PAUL GRANDDIETTF. - Owner

COMPLIMENTS OF

VIC CASSANO and

MOM DONISI'S

PIZZA HOUSES

2210 South Patterson

3718 Salem Avenue

6621 Airway Road

4593 North Main Street

756 Troy Street

AX 8-1481

CR 4-2157

CH 4-4551

CR 4-2151

BA 4-7405

THE PROOF IS IN THE TASTE

BAUER'S RECORD and APPLIANCES

828 Watervliet Avenue

TV Sales and Service - Radios and Appliances

Hi Fi Record Players - Records All Speeds

ALWAYS THE NEWEST!

In IVY LEAGUE Shirts - Trousers - Jackets

We Rent Formal Suits for Proms and Dances

A. E. DAVID COMPANY 342 Troy Street BA 8-7753

NORTHTOWN BAR

AIR CONDITIONED

Open Till 2:30 kM.

4320 North Main Street CR 4-0262

MARLYN JEWELERS

1935 North Main Street

Dale Theater Building

GOOD LUCK TO SENIORS

FROM

RODGERS PONTIAC 41 Franklin Street BA 34231

TASTY PANTRY RESTAURANT

LUNCHEONS - SANDWICHES - DINNERS STEAKS - CHOPS - CHICKEN

2900 North Dixie Drive Dayton, Ohio CR 4-9490

CONGRATULATIONS TO

THE CLASS OF '58

FROM

mODERN INDUSTRIAL ~LASTICS, INC.

Dayton, Ohio

COMPLIMENTS OF

BOB'S DRIVE INN

12c HAMBURGERS 12c SHAKES

"A Go·od Place for Eatin' Anytime"

872 South Patterson Blvd.

BA 3-5794

INJUN JOE SAYS

BEST WISHES

TO THE

CLASS OF '58

ED'S CAfE

"WHERE FRIENDS MEET"

1100 Valley Street BA 8-0185

C. OSCAR BEIGEl

"XENIA AVENUE JEWELER"

Dayton, Ohio

eOOD LUCK ON THE

DAD OF

LIFE

FROM

2A APACHES TiMMER'S V AlETERIA

CLEANERS

622 Springfield Street

CL 2-5691

CLASS OF 1934

OAKWOOD PRESS SHOP and DRY CLEANING

PICK UP and DELIVERY SERVICE

31 Park Avenue AX 3-2175

REID'S PHARMACY

WE DELIVER BA 3-5442

Corner Riverview and Broadway

A Complete Pharmacy for All Your Drug Needs

KEN McCALLISTER

ARTISTS MATERIALS SIGN SUPPLIES

318 Salem Avenue

Dayton, Ohio CR 7-0981

fRESHMAN E

Extends Their Congratulations

To the Graduating Class of '58

BEST OF LUCK

IN THE FUTURE

THALER MACHINE COMPANY

257 Hopeland Street

Dayton, Ohio

pij; In .. nreS' t

ALLEN CARTONS, INC.

DAYTON, OHIO

JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA

The NU NilE UTE COMPANY

P. O. Box 424

Dayton 1, Ohio

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1958

BILL COTTER, INSURANCE AGENCY INSURANCE CONSULTANT

AUTO - FIRE - LIFE

2919 Hilton Drive

Kettering, Ohio AX 34775

Miami Valley's Finest Complete Camera Shop

Fast Film Service - Copying and Enlarging

PHOTOLEO, INC. 502 East Stroop Road

Kettering Shopping Center

AX 8-5274

COMPLIMENTS OF

DUNHlll'S, INC.

STORES FOR MEN and BOYS

DOWNTOWN

EASTOWN WESTOWN

A. BAKOS

GROCERY

Schoenling Beer

BROADSTONE JEWELERS

"ONLY GRADUATE GEMOLOGIST IN DAYTON"

28 North Ludlow Street Dayton, Ohio

For Gem Stones, See BROADSTONE

CUB CAfE

1300 Richard Street

DISHER'S BIKE SHOP

SCHWINN

Hall and Leo Streets

Dayton, Ohio

HUFFY

Sales and Service

BA 8-1998

Miller High Life Beer

MURRAY

BONBRIGHT DISTRIBUTORS, INC.

751-765 North Findlay Street

BA 3-1012 BA 3-7611

Dayton, Ohio

TOUCHDOWN CLUB

1429 Arbor Avenue

WEDDING RECEPTIONS, PRIVATE PARTIES and

CLUB MEETINGS

For Reservations Call CL 3-3251 or AX 8-1033

JUNIOR H

ULLRICH'S DRUG STORE BERT l. DAILY, INC.

DAYTON VIEW'S LEADING DRUG STORE

801 Lexington Avenue

CR 4-5818

ARTIST'S MATERIALS

RA W WOOD PICTURE FRAMES

SIGNWRITER'S SUPPLIES

126 East Third Street BA 34121

BEST WISHES

FROM

RAY W. RIBBINK COMPANY

MASONRY CONTRACTORS

KAUNAS CAfE

519 Valley Street

MOST FAMOUS GENUINE TURTLE SOUP

RALPH'S

SHELL SERVICE

Corner Philadelphia Drive and Riverview Avenue

Dayton, Ohio CR 4-0238

LEE HILGEfORD AUTO SALES, INC. Keowee and Webster Streets

BA 2-7443

Chrysler - Plymouth Quality Used Cars Sales and Service

Nobody In Dayton Sells Better Drugs

CARL A. SCHMIDT

114 West Fifth Street

MEDICINES

DRUGS HERBS

CHEMICALS

CONGRATULATIONS

CLASS OF '58

OUR LADY OF MERCY

HIGH SCHOOL SODALITY

CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '58

NORTHRIDGE DRUG STORE

PRESCRIPTIONS PHARMACY

3207 North Dixie Drive CR 7-Ol71

lUKAC'S TAP ROOM

348 North Western Avenue AM 3-0236

BAR SERVICE AMERICAN - HUNGARIAN FOODS

WE'RE ALWAYS HAPPY TO SERVE YOU

PAUL FERENCZY - Owner

r

COMPLIMENTS

OF

DOG HOUSE RESTAURANT

GOOD FOOD

LIQUOR BEER

WINE

210 South Market Street

Troy, Ohio

GOOD LUCK

FROM

DICK BECKERICH

U. S. TIRE SERVICE

21 North St. Clair Street

Dayton, Ohio

BA 4-4652 BA 4-5141

S?!7rrrt r .. Wtt .... ¥ ........ 1f

JEROME J. MUTH HOWARD W. MUTH

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE

CLASS OF '58

MUTH BROTHERS, INC.

613 East Second Street

BA 3-2281

PATTERSON FOOD MART

Corner Patterson and Shroyer Roads

"THE FINEST MEAT IN TOWN"

THE BEST OF LUCK AND SUCCESS

TO

THE CLASS OF '58

DAVUEBAR

1003 Philadelphia Drive

FINE FOOD

MIKE SCHERBAUER

Manager

C. J. MElLER

COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE

310 Commercial Building

Office - BA 2-4095 Residence - CR 4-4771

COMPLIMENTS OF

KREMER AND SHINDELDECKER

ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE

3400 Wayne Avenue Dayton, Ohio

CL 2-4045 CL 2-5541

COMPLIMENTS OF

Mayer's LAD 'N DAD

Shop 2312 Far Hills Avenue AX 3-6333

Dayton, Ohio

SINCE 1892

WESTBROCK

fUNERAL

HOME

1712 Wayne Avenue

CL 3-6161

MURPHY'S BAKERY

and

MEAT MARKET

806 Watervliet Avenue

CL 3-2197

FINEST IN BAKERY PRODUCTS

HIGHEST IN QUALITY MEATS

GOOD LUCK

TO

THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1958

FROM

JUNIOR E

SCHLATER'S SERVICE STATION

Motor Tune Up

Brake Service

Accessories

Batteries

1. E. SCHLATER

2326 Far Hills Avenue AX 3-0274

COMPLIMENTS

THE MAIN APPLIANCE and MUSIC CO.

2212 North Main Street

CR 4-2179 Dayton, Ohio

OPEN TILL 9:00 P.M.

CLASS OF

SOPHOMORE L

SCHOENBERGER'S PHARMACY Established 1909 by Harry E. Schoenberger

where your grandfather bought. . DRUGS where your father bought. . DRUGS

where you buy .. DRUGS and where your children will buy .. DRUGS

555 Salem Avenue (Corner North Avenue) CR 5-1147

COMPLIMENTS OF

McLAUGHLIN'S PHARMACY 3105 Salem Avenue

"Directly Across from Miracle Lane" CR 7-1723 Residence - CR 44879 FREE DELIVERY OF PRESCRIPTIONS

REBECCA PARTY SUPPLY COLD BEER and WINE TO GO

SOFT DRINKS PARTY SNACKS

"A Free Smile With Every Purchase"

VIC and PEGGY CARTER

1229 Superior Avenue (at Kumler)

OAKWOOD DRUG COMPANY

COMPLETE PRESCRIPTION SERVICE

22 Park Avenue

AX 8-1431

Dayton, Ohio

COMPLIMENTS

OF

CERTifiED BAKERY

,

SACKSTEDER'S CAFETERIA

South Broadway

Dayton, Ohio

A GOOD PLACE FOR YOU AND

YOUR FAMILY TO EAT

6:30 In the Morning Till 8:30 In the Evening

PLENTY OF PARKING SPACE

CONGRATULATIONS

AND

GOOD LUCK

TO THE

SENIOR CLASS

FROM

JUNIOR A

PORTRAITS

BY

DON TUCKER

Wolfe Studio

CONGRATULATIONS

TO

THE CLASS OF '58

Phone BA 3-7001

1050 Knott Building

Fourth and Main

DAYTON CHURCH SUPPLY

COMPANY

ROSARIES - PRAYER BOOKS

STATUES - CRUCIFIXES

136 East Third Street

BA 3-2521

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SALEM WINE STORE

543 Salem A venue

IMPORTED and DOMESTIC

BEER - WINE - CHAMPAGNE

SPECIALTIES and GIFTS

S. 1. ApONYI

CR 7-4322

TO

SENIORS

JUNIOR D

CHMIEL'S FOOD STORE

QUALITY FOODS

and

"CHOICE" MEATS

CL 3-4211 3403 East Second Street

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COMPLIMENTS

OF

B. G. DANIS COMPANY, INC.

MIAMI MAID

BETTER BREAD

BETTER ALL WAYS - AL WAYS BETTER

THE CITY LOAN and

SAVINGS COMPANY

116 North Main Street

BA 2-2871

COMPLIMENTS

OF

JUNIOR B

DOT'S SUPER MARKET WATERVLIET and PATTERSON

FINEST OF FRESH CUT MEAT

Wrapped Only After You've Made Your Selection

COMPLIMENTS OF

PAUL MAKLEY REALTOR

55 Canterbury Drive

AX 3-3433 Dayton, Ohio

A fRIEND

~~WELCOME, FELLOW ALUMNI"

THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

Anthony E. Sprauer '35, President

John F. Buchholz '48, Vice-President

William 1. Nolan '40, Secretary

James A. Barlow '38, Treasurer

COMPLIMENTS OF

WILLIAMS BROTHERS ROOFING COMPANY

3235 Valley Street

BA 4-2341

Roofing ......................... flat or steep Siding ................. asbestos or aluminum Insulating ......................... blown in

SPOUTING BONDED SHINGLE ROOFS

MARTy'37 TOM '38

BEST WISHES

HUGO DEIS DISTRIBUTORS, INC.

BA 2-5521

600 Kiser Street

WHOLESALERS

Hudepohl Beer Schlitz Beer

GOODY GOODY RESTAURANT

CAR SERVICE

2899 Salem A venue

KNOWN FOR GOOD FOOD

ATLAS LINEN SUPPLY COMPANY

CLEAN LINEN

FOR EVERY PURPOSE

100 Vermont Avenue BA 8-3400

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '58

VERNON SHOES, INC. 2106 Miracle Lane

SALEM AVENUE SHOPPING CENTER

Dayton, Ohio CR 7-7801

BAUMER'S TAVERN

LIQUOR BEER

FINE FOOD

WINE

PARKIN G IN REAR

Cold Case Beer, Can, Jugs, To Go

AX 3-0168

3059 Far Hills Avenue

Dayton, Ohio

AMF AUTOMATIC PINS POTTERS

CONGRESS BOWLING and GRill

A fRIEND 211 Troy Street BA 3·0823

Compliments of

STEVE VARGO and GEORGE PEFFLEY

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

MARIA-JOSEPH COUNCIL 4022

Kettering

Belmont

BOSTONIAN'S Exclusively

One of

America's Finest Shoes

METROPOUT AN CLOTHING CO.

Serving

Oakwood

Miamisburg

South Dayton

Centerville

A BOOSTER

COMPLIMENTS OF Elmer '29 Dick '50 Richie '73

RATHWEG INSURANCE AGENCY All Kinds of Insurance

Business Manager

David Kahn EAGLE BUSINESS STAff

E. Charnock, W. Ceyak, R. Deis

A FRIEND

ACTON, THOMAS W. 137 Basswood Ave., 5 AIELLO, JOSEPH C. 1750 E. Dorothy Lane, 20 ALEXANDER, ROBERT E. 137 Fernwood Ave., 5 ALLEt'-l, ROBERT F. 1012 E. Stroop Rd., 29 ANDERSON, ROLAND J. R.R. 1, Miamisburg ATER, JAMES G. 4045 Reading Rd., 20 AVEYARD, ROGER L. 344 Elverne Ave., 24 BAKER, LAWRENCE R. 2510 Catalpa Dr., 6 BAUDENDISTEL, JOHN F. 1132 Eldorado Ave., 19 BECKER, ROBERT E. 3523 E. Third St., 3 BEIGEL, WILLIAM H. 2983 Atherton Rd., 9 BERNARD, ROBERT J. 728 Heck Ave., 8 BERI'4ER, WILLIAM E. 2048 Pershing Blvd., 20 BLAKE, GERALD J. 423 W. Parkwood Dr., 5 BOEKE, DONALD J. 2305 Rosemont Blvd., 20 BOEKE, EDWARD J. 208 Dell Park, 19 BRANER, GARY A. 4833 Sheller Ave., 32 BRECHAK, GERALD G. 1620 Mack Ave., 4 BREWSTER, ROBERT J. 3205 S. Dixie Dr., 39 BROUGHTON, MARVIN C. 9 Huntington Pl., 20 BROWN, GERALD J. 1516 Emmons Ave., 10 BROWN, ROBERT J. 3800 LaFevre Dr., 29 BRUCK EN, B. JOSEPH 914 Manhattan Ave., 6 BRUN, RICHARD L. 2524 Wehrly Ave., 19 BUDDENDECK, VIRGIL R. 436 Kiefaber St., 9 BURGER, HOWARD J. 4620 Arcadia Blvd., 20 BURGEMEIER, WILLIAM L. 612 Hulbert St., 10 BURNS, MICHAEL E. 104 E. Bruce Ave., 5 BUTLER, ROBERT L. 440 Cloranna Ave., 19 BYRNE, ALFRED T. 4530 Queens Ave., 6 CAIRO, FREDERICK J. 224 Elmhurst Rd., 17

Chaminade High School, 505 South ludlow Street, Dayton 2, Ohio

SENIOR CLASS 1957-1958

CARltJOHN F. FUCHS, WALTER P. 101 Chatham Dr., 29. 166 Reisinger Ave., 17 CAULFIELD, DANIEL P. FULTON, NORMAL A. 2612 E. THIRD St., 3 1943 Litchfield Ave., 6 CEYAK, WALLACE A. GACCETT A, MICHAEL C. 2309 Acorn Dr., 19 4651 Middlebrook Dr., 40 CHARNOCK, EDWARD L. GANTT, DAVID L. 1537 N. Euclid Ave., 6 4167 Oakridge Dr., 17 CHITTUM, JAMES D. GITZINGER, BREEN N. 536 Watervliet Ave., 20 869 St. Agnes Ave., 7 CIVILLE, JOHN R. GOLDSCHMIDT, MARK A. 407 Volusia Ave., 9 9 Lott Place, 20 CLARK, JOHN P. GOOD, JOHN R. 2353 Emerson Ct., 6 56 Drake Ave., 5 CLARK, RICHARD E. GOODE, RICHARD L. 112 W. Schantz Ave., 9 2312 Gypsy Dr., 14 COLLINS, JAMES P. GORHAM, ROBERT J. 710 Wilfred Ave., 10 136 Marlbora Pl., 20 CONFER, JOHN L. GORMAN, DANIEL J. 3310 Kenmore Ave., 20 225 Kenwood Ave., 5 CONWELL, JOSEPH L. GRAWE, RONALD H. 2133 Emmons Ave., 20 4425 Greenwich Village Ave., 6 COTTER, WILLIAM P. GREANEY, PATRICK C. 2919 Hilton Dr., 9 636 W. Circle Dr., 3 DAHM, WILLIAM L. GRILLOT, CLEMENT J. 730 Kenilworth Ave., 5 142 Swallow Dr., 15 D'AMICO, THOMAS R. GRUNDISH, THOMAS C. 1455 Coventry Rd., 10 2315 Wyoming St., 10 DAVIS, JAMES L. GUTTMAN, GREGORY A. 800 Superior Ave., 7 118 Avon Way, 29 DEIS, ROBERT E. HAAG, RONALD M. 1036 Cherry Dr., 6 90 E. Bradstreet Rd., Centerville DUCHAK, DAVID P. HACKMAN, THOMAS H. 620 Nottingham Rd., 5 1023 Hampshire Rd., 19 DWYER, DENIS P. HAHN, ROBERT C. 2427 Malvern Ave., 6 3656 Waterburg Dr., 39 EHRENSBERGER, FREDERICK C. HALL, JAMES A. 2405 Glenarm Dr., 20 368 Wendell Lane, 31 ESTEVEZ, RAMON G. HARDING, CHARLES C. 751 Brown St., 9 Bldg. 3008 Apt. C, Wright ETIENNE, JEROME E. Patterson 2546 Revere Ave., 20 HARSHMAN, RICHARD FALLIS, H. MICHAEl. 2519 Spring mont Ave., 20 1206 Holly Ave., 10 HART, DONALD J. FARIS, WILLIAM W. 332 Knecht Drive, 5 427 Lowes St., 9 HARTNETT, MICHAEL A. FAULKNER, JON M. HQ. AMC Box 105, Wright 1614 Gummer Ave., 3 Patterson FINN lEGAN, GRAY HASLERIG, JOHN M. 404 Eppington Dr., Trotwood, O. 27 Clemmer St., 17 FLAUTE, JEROME J. HAUSFELD, ERIC E. 2724 Winburn Ave., 20 26 S. Smithville Rd., 31 FOCKE, LAWRENCE E. HAYES, THOMAS C. 2657 Hilton Dr., 9 585 Kling Drive, 19 FOX, DOUGLAS E. HECKER, CARL CHARLES 4040 Woodbine Ave., 20 112 Edgar Ave., 10 FREDERICK, RONALD R. H':IGEL, EDWARD H, 400 Hopeland Ave., 8 3601 E. Second St., 3 FRIEND, CHARLES W. HEMMELGARN, THOMAS L. 791 Wake Forest Rd., 31 1513 Ohmer Ave., 10 FROEHLE, GEORGE M. HENTRICH, ROBERT L. 154 Potomac St., 10 232 S. Findlay St., 3

HICKEY, JAMES P. 4579 Salem Ave., 16 HILL, ROBERT J. 125 Plumwood Rd., 9 HOERNER, KENNETH R. 1836 Rainbow Dr., 20 HOFFMAN, PHILIP H. 5902 Philadelphia Dr., 15 HOKE, DENNIS L. 259 Alton Ave., 4 HORD, ROBERT MICHAEL 470 Spinning Rd., 31 HORWATH, DARRELL J. 843 Hodapp Ave., 10 IMBER, EDWARD F. 699 Greenlawn Ave., 3 JACQUES, PHILIP N. 324 Richmond Ave., 6 JECKERING JOSEPH J. 2334 Newport Ave., 5 JONES, JOSEPH D. 2839 Ida Ave., 5 KAHN, DAVID L. 16 Lucerne St., 10 KAUFLlN, JOHN E. 29 E. Orchard Springs Rd., 1 KAVANAUGH, THOMAS J. 440 W. Hudson Ave., 6 KEEBLER, BURTON J. 205 St. Nicholas Ave., 10 KENNEDY, WILLIAM M. 50 W. Siebenthaler Ave., 5 KESLER, JAMES A. 2818 Winburn Ave., 20 KEYES, FREDERICK A. 415 Lexington Ave., 7 KOEHLER, DONALD F. 3851 Welfare Ave., 29 KOEHLER, JAMES A. 2101 Harvard Blvd., 6 KOON, NORMAN L. 1045 Broadmoor Dr., 19 KOZUH, JOSEPH A. 944 Highridge Ave., 20 KRAMER, GEORGE H. 900 Wing View Lane, 39 KRAUS, GREGORY P. 4411 Swigart Rd., 40 KRUMM, THOMAS B. 204 Wroe Ave., 6 KUDELKA, JOHN J. 4221 Ellery Ave., 39 KUHLMAN, JOHN W. 119 Alton Ave., 4 LAMM, RICHARD R. 807 Wilfred Ave., 10 LANE, FREDERICK C.

R.R. 1, Box 269, Miamisburg LAURICELLA, BENJAMIN S. 2169 Finland Dr., 39 LAURICELLA, JAMES A. 1837 W. Stroop Rd., 29

LEFF, J. DAVID PFEIFFER, RONALD J. 462 Grand Ave., 5 2460 Sherer Ave., 14

1410 Woodstock Dr., 19 6210 Aaron Lane, 19 SCHENKING, ROGER J. STUEVE, WILLIAM E.

LEO, CHARLES T. PHILLIPS, ARTHUR J. 462 Grand Ave., 5 236 Volusia Ave., 9

1032 Highland Ave., 10 4100 E. Third St., 17 SCHERBAUER, FRED W. SULLIVAN, FRANK J.

LlENESCH, RICHARD C. PHILLIPS, DONALD J. .123 Studds Dr., Trotwood, 1608 Catalpa Dr., 6

3121 Atherton Rd., 9 511 Nancy Dr., Miamisburg SCHLATER, RONALD J. SWAB, DOUGLAS C.

LINK, THEODORE J. PIEKUTOWSKI, ANDREW J. 141 Huffman Ave., 3 605 T ait Rd., 39

4243 Reading Rd., 20 4196 Needmore Rd., 24 SCHMID, JOHN E. SWEETMAN, DENNIS J.

LOVE, ROBERT S. PIEKUTOWSKI, JOSEPH J. 4974 Tall Oaks Dr., 32 2714 S. Smithville Rd., 20

109 E. Dorothy Lane, 9 200 Notre Dame Ave., 4 SCHNEBLE, BARRETI D. TAKACS, JOHN J. MacDONALD, ROBERT E. POHL, ANDREW J. 200 Harmon Blvd., 19 4070 Mayview Ave., 16

1253 W. First St., 7 26 Farley St., 7 SCHUER, STEPHEN M. TANGEMAN; RICHARD L. MARSHALL, DAVID B. POHL, ERNEST E. 420 Kenilworth Ave., 5 4400 Leston Ave., 24

4448 St. James Ave., 6 149 Shoop Ave, 17 SCHUMACHER, ROGER L. TATAR, JOHN

MARTIN, ROBERT A. POHL, FRANK P. 21 Allen St., 3 525 Edison St., 7

2739 Martel Dr., 20 134 Notre Dame Ave., 4 SCHUTIE, LAURENCE G. THIES, JEROME C. MASSA, RICHARD F. PORTER, CHARLES E. 631 Hickory St., 10 2323 Riverside Dr., 5

750 Wagon Wheel Dr., 31 R.R. 3, Box 89A, Hoke Rd., SCHWARTZ, RAYMOND J. THOMAS, DANIEL L. MATHES, JEROME H. Brookville 2045 Malcolm Dr., 20 7919 Melody Rd., 15

6039 Flemington Rd., 59 POST, JAMES E. SEIDER, RICHARD L. THOMAS, RONALD W. MATI A, MICHAEL S. 4650 Gennessee Ave., 6 4882 Fishburg Rd., 24 113 Pointview Ave., 5 544 Kolping Ave., 10 POWERS, ROBERT B. SERVAITES, JOSEPH F. THURMAN, CHARLES E.

MAZZONE, FRANCIS D. 638 St. Joseph Ave., 10 4739 Burkhardt Ave., 3 133 Maryland Ave., 4 401 Edgar Ave., 10 PRIKKEL, ELMER J. SEUBERT, JOHN J. TORLlNA, DAVID E. MEIXNER, JAMES CARL 12 Naas Pi., 4 427 Irving Ave., 9 4600 Sun Ray Rd., 29 1846 Pinecrest Dr., 14 PRINZ, FRED W. SHANE, WILLIAM TRAVIS, EDWARD H. MENCSIK, MICHAEL C. 122 S. Torrence St., 3 517 E. Schantz Ave., 9 21 Glencoe Ave., 10 9251 Meeker Rd., 14 RADO, RONALD L. SHERIDAN, THOMAS TRAVIS, JAMES C. MERANDA, WILLIAM 1625 Grand Ave., 7 333 Forestdale Ave., 32 1254 Creighton Ave., 10

514 Santa Cruz Ave., 10 RASPER, CHARLES A. SHERRY, JAMES TREON, PATRICK J.

MERRICK, PAUL F. 1311 Pursell Ave., 20 412 Honeysuckle Dr., 29 48 Victor Ave., 5 448 Irving Ave., 9 RAWERS, THOMAS G. SKOWRONSKI, DAVID TUITE, THOMAS E. MILLER, SHERMAN G. 4215 Oakridge Dr., 27 837 Wellmeier Ave., 10 1321 Leonard St., 4 1119 Windsor Ave., 7 REBOULET, RALPH C. SLOBODA, WILLIAM L. VOELK, BERNARD A. MITCHELL, NORMAN F. 1514 Meriline Ave., 10 440 Dakota St., 7 3827 Cleveland Ave., 10 4250 Maricarr Dr., 29 REILING, VICTOR G. SLOUFFMAN, LEROY W. WEIDNER, PAUL J. M()NAGHAN, MICHAEL J. 683 Winding Way, 19 818 Broadmoor Dr., 19 222 Kenwood Ave., 5 304 Kenwood Ave., 5 REINHARD, ROBERT C. SMITH, WILLBORN M. WENDLING, JAMES R.

MOORMAN, LOUIE J. 809 Linden Ave., 10 137 Potomac St., 10 1024 Creighton Ave., 20

1713 Ace Place, 8 RODERER, RICHARD A. SOMSEL, JOHN R. WESER, C. MICHAEL

MOTI, GERALD P. 1510 Westona Dr., 10 91 Carson Ave., 15 220 L. Street, 9

605 Oakwood Ave., 19 RIEGLER, JOHN K. SPIRK, JAMES C. WESTBROCK, GERALD R.

MYERS, WILLIAM R. 3501 Harvard Blvd., 6 816 Kumler Ave., 7 212 Grafton Ave., 5

145 S. Torrence St., 3 ROHLING, THEODORE A. SPRALEY, THOMAS E. PETER, WILLIAM E.

McCARTHY, DONALD F. 1545 Grand Ave., 7 1646 Ruskin Rd., 6 322 Morton Ave., 10

R.R. 1, Box 279, Fairborn ROSENGARTEN, LOUIS H. STEFFEN, WILLIAM L. WITIMAN, GEORGE N.

McCARTHY, JEROME R. 2714 Valley St., 4 2746 England Ave., 6 804 Steele Ave., 10

563 Greenlawn Ave., 3 ROSSETII, DONATO STEIN, JOHN C. WOLFF, DAVID G.

NAAS, DAVID L. 2744 Dwight Ave., 20 1027 Highland Ave., 10 23 Mayo Rd., 9

4211 Elliot Ave., 20 RUECKEL, OWEN M. STEWART, THOMAS E. WOODHEAD, PAUL D.

NIEKMAP, THOMAS A. 1 Napolian Dr., 29 265 Bainbridge St., 2 1504 Rosemont Blvd., 10

2321 Glen Rd., 20 RUDZINSKI, ROBERT A. STIERS, DANIEL J. WUELLNER, ROGER A. NOLAN, WILLIAM R. 267 Alton Ave., 4 220 E. Fifth St., 3 2819 Grace Ave., 29

4886 Sheller Ave., 32 RUEF, EDWARD H. STIGLlCZ, GARY S. ZIMMERMAN, WILLIAM F.

O'KEEFFE, HUGH T. 525 Cedarhurst Ave., 7 1331 Alcott Ave., 6 432 St. Paul Ave., 10

328 Richmond Ave., 6 SATALlA, GEORGE A. STOUDT, THOMAS A. ZWOLSKI, MARION T.

PANCAKE, ALAN M. 4612 Owens Dr., 6 509 Alexander Dr., 3 2159 Bickmore Ave., 4

62 Warder St., 5 SCHAAF, THOMAS L. STOUT, WILLIAM E.

PATON, RICHARD B. 2988 Southern Blvd., 9 815 Kolping Ave., 10

3111 Riverside Dr., 5 SCHAEFER, THOMAS R. STOWE, DAVID M.

PFARRER, PAUL J. 1606 Rosemont Blvd., 10 315 McNary Ave., 17

1112 Windsor Ave., 7 SCHENKING, RICHARD L. STROBEL, EDWARD J.

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