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Sister Adrian Sister Agnes Marie du S. S. Sister Ann Justina Sister Ann Louise Sister Ann Lucille Sister Anna Catherine Sister Bernardine Julie Sister Cassilda. S. H. Sister Cecilia. S. H. Sister Elise Sister Francis. S. H. Sister Francis Xavier Sister Gertrude

Reverend John I. Seaman. Chaplain Reverend Lawrence G. Wessel

Sister Blandine. Superior Sister Rose Anna. Principal Sister Be rnadette Marie. Couns elor

Sister Gertrude Josephina Sister Helen Therese Sister Joan. S. H. Sister John Martha Sister Julie Louise Sister Loyola Marie Sis te r Madeline Julie Sister Margaret Aloyse Sister Margaret Genevieve Sister Marie Angela Sister Marie Elise Sister Marie Theodosia Siste r Martha Sister Mary Aquin Sister Mary Bernard Sister Mary Damian Sister Mary Gerard Sister Mary Herman Sister Mary Leo Sister Mary Patrick Sister Mary Regina Sister Mildred Julie Sister Olivia Sister Rita. S. H. Sister Teresa Sister Xavier Marie

Mrs. John Carmichael Mrs. Robert Corpstein Miss Geraldine Dickson Mrs. William Duffy Miss Betty Fugikawa Miss Rose Gysbe rs Mrs. Robert Johnson Mrs. Paul Lingg·

Mrs. William McCord Miss Helel"\ Raiff Mrs. Joseph Umina Miss Irene Wolsiffer Mrs. John Wurts Mrs. William Zachar

Office: Miss Roberta McMahon Mrs. Ruth Ross

Cafeteria: Mrs. Bertha Drake Mrs. Harold Frazier Mrs. Harry Grieshop Mrs. Ralph Wenzel Mrs. Richard White

Maintenance: Mr. Frank Davis Mr. Joseph Kleismit Mr. Walter Kleismit Mr. Elias Morcos

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Fathe r W e ss e l c onsults w ith F a the r S e ama n about senior r e ligion.

Siste r Rose Anna , our Princ ipa l.

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Undoubtedly the greatest influence on the students of Julienne is that of their teach­ers. As the seniors of 1962, we are aware that they are in . large part responsible for the education we possess today. We shall always be grateful, to them for their inspiration and help. Our sincere hope is that future clas s es will come to appreciate and admire the faculty members of Juli~nne High School as much as we do.

Sister Blandine, the Superior.

Miss Roberta McMahon, secretary to the principal.

Mrs. Ruth Ross watches those attendance cards carefully as Barbara KellaITls knows.

Study period supervisors: Sister Rita, S.H.; Sister Anna Catherine; and Sister Marie Theodosia.

Miss Irene Wolsiffer, Miss Rose Gysbers, Mrs. Joseph UITlina, Mrs. WilliaITl McCord, and Mrs. WilliaITl Duffy take tiITle out in th e school ,library. 7

Sister Mary Bernard teaches the principles of science.

Siste r Mary HerITlan, the school sacristan, prepares the Hosts for the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass.

SOITle of the lay teachers enjoy a little coffee . Standing: Mrs. John CarITlichael, Mrs. JaITles Zachar, Miss Betty Fugikawa; Seated: Mrs. John Wurts, Miss Geral­dine Dickson, Mrs. Robert Corpstein, Mrs. Robert Johnson, and Miss Ruth Stabler.

FreshITlan teachers Sister Bernardine Julie, Sister Mary Patrick, Sister Gertrude, and Sister Helen Therese ITleet in the library.

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Mrs . Paul Lingg and Mis s Helen Raiff ITlark off the positions on a volleyball chart.

Our tempting meals are prepared by Sister Margaret Genevieve and Mrs. Bertha Drake, Mrs. Harold Frazier, Mrs. Ralph Wenzel, Mrs. Richard White, and Mrs. Harry Grieshop.

Mr. Elias Morcos and Mr. Frank Davis play an important part in keeping the cafeteria running smoothly.

Mr. Walter Kleismit and Mr.Joseph Kleismit are reaching high to give the corridors a new look.

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HOMEROOM PRESIDENTS: (T op to Bottom)Jean Freiberger, 9C; Linda Zwiesler, 9K; Doreen Roche, 9D; Ann Westendorf, 9A; Pat Gummer , 9G; Cathi Nemecek, 9E; Margaret West, 91; Kathy Saettel, 9B; Theresa Walsh, 9J; Joan Neff, 9F; Elaine Lauricella, 9H.

M iss Wolsiffer teaches her class the language of the Romans.

I am the spirit of Julienne. I see many classes corne and go, along with thousands of happy memories.

This year I welcomed the senior class of 1965. This is truly a wonderful class, one of the best I have seen. Even though the school was new to them, these girls adjusted well and fitted into the routine so smoothly that it seems they have always been here. Toyou, Freshman Class of 1962, will corne three wonderful, happy years of fun, laughter, and of course, study. When you are gone, I will be the one who will remembe r you with fond­est thoughts, for I am the spirit of Julienne.

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Our favorite subject after lunch biology with Sister Mary Aquin.

Sister John Martha presides over this class of Latin lov e rs.

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Let's not count calories today.

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They all know this answer

in Sister Mary Patrick's English clas s.

'Traveling the path of Algebra I with Sister Bernardine Julie.

Sister Helen There s e looks on as the class discussion continu es.

What's on Sister Mary Regina's tape ? Latin, of course.

Thp. daily trudg e ! The freshmen walk from the Corpus Christi homerooms

to the main building. Destination ... lunch.

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Judy Merkle, sopho m o r e clas s pres ident, l e ads a discus s i on w ith the h omeroom presid e nts: Sta rl.ding - - M a rie Bruno , lOA; Ir e n e H a rting s, 10 I ; T heresa Zaida in, 10H; S e ate d - - Stepha n y Ander, l OB; Judi t h H igg ins , l aC; Na n c y Vo gel, laD; Virginia Chmie l, 10E ; S a lly W e nze l, 10F; Anita Ward, lOG.

Jac que lyn Wissel tries to make this geometric figure clear to Judith Wissel, o r is it Judy explain­i r:g to J ackie?

Here is the class Iwelcomed so heartily last year. I am glad to see that you are all I hoped for. During your next two years he-re, Sophomores, do not forget how to be fun loving yet serious, happy-go­lucky but still cautious, ambitious while restrained. Set your sights on happiness and it will come to you! What­eve r you do in life, hold on to your ideals, for they are precious. Through the years I will remember you just as you are now, for I am the spirit of Julienne.

Sister Olivia oversees this map study in World His tory clas s.

.. Study time in the cafeteria finds

everyone busy.

"Watch the birdie," directs the photographer to Gail Harding as the other members of her class wait their turn.

L atin II can be anything but dead, as Sister iJulie Louise and the girls of this class demon­st r ate.

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Mary Rose Schlorman explains a Mass symbol to Louann Moon, Linda Mattes, and Diane Anderson; and Sister Ann Lucille evidently approves.

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Would Cheops recognize this pyramid? Top: Patricia Hopkins, Sally Wenzel; Middle: Elizabeth Eckert, Judy Sloan, Pamela Amato; Bottom: Diane Holycross, Mary Miller, Linda Huber, Mary

Mastbaum.

Sophomore music pupils: Sandra Mathis on, Donna Williams, Deid];e Hall, P e ggy Thurn, and Rita Schirtzinger.

The sophomore drill team stands at e as e .

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Returning dishes after lunch are Peggy Finke, Karolyn Wethington, and Judy Wissel.

CLASS OFFICERS: Kathleen Shultz, treasurer; Christine Deger, secretary; Susan Garlock, president; MaryJo Logan, vice-president.

Here are the girls at the peak of their high-school car­eer. You have corne a long way since your first day as freshmen, and have only a short way to travel before your journey is over. Dur­ing your senior year, do not become so entangled in !he future that you forget the pre­sent, for the present is all we are sure of. Remember to smile and never lose sight of your goal in life, whateve r it may be. Do good and the sha­dow of happiness will follow you. When you leave our sch­ool, I will smile after ·you, f01 I am the spirit of Julienne.

Juniors show tha.t there's nothing like a class meeting to encourage class spirit.

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English students gather in groups to discuss a selection from American lite rature.

The business students work to improv e their typing skill.

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Patricia Holton eagerly meas­ures her finger for the long­a w aited class ring .

Sister Mary Bernard checks carefully the progress of this chemistry experiment, or who knows what might happen?

"i-Como esta usted?" say the junior Spanish students.

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Mrs. Johnson lends a hand in Clothing Clas s.

Sister Martha asks for suggestions on how to correct the mis take in thi problem.

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Siste r Ann Louise looks over possible prom theme s w ith the junior homeroom presidents: E v elyn Abrey, lIB; Arlene Dellinger , IIF; Barbara Kinzig, lIE; Marcia Meyer, llD; Barbara Stafford, llA; Chr i s tine Weaver, IIC.

Who said this food doesn't taste good?

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Art students Karen Sobieski, Diane Fricke, Catherine Chmiel, and Jane Dudzinski develop their talent under the direction of Sis te r Xavier Marie.

The Junior Drill Team provides synchronized entertainment for the first class meeting.

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Student Council

Sister Mary Damian, the moderator, meets with the Student Council Board: Standing -- Maureen Farrell, Christine Deger, Patricia O'Connell, Karen DeWitt (freshman, junior, sophomore, and senior board members); Jo Ann Donohue (head of Corridor captains); Ann Weckesser (head of hall guards); Seated -- Kathy Baker (treasurer)' Eileen Donovan (v ice-president). Joyce Issenmann (president). and Pat Clemens (secretary).

The Julienne Student Council is a charter member of the Dayton Area, State, and National Associations of Student Councils. One elected representative from each of the thirty-two homerooms meets with the officers and interested students at meetings held twice monthly. The Student €:ouncil Board, consisting of the six off­icers and a representative from each of the four classes, plans each meeting and all activities. General assemblies are called for special programs and policy chan­ges. An appointed committee acts as the Student Council Historians, keeping account of projects held during the school year.

Major projects of this year were the "Freshman Welcome," "Friendship Week," the annual student council dance, collection of candy for underprivileged children at Halloween time, the traditional father-daughter dance, and decoration of the school and the selection of gifts for the teachers at Christmas. The second semester started off with two weeks of cleaning of lockers and uniforms, followed by a panel discussion on personal appearance by students of Julienne and Chaminade. A Holy Hour was a special Lenten project. April and May ushered in campaign speeches, rallies, and posters -- all necessary for the election of the student council officers for the new school year 1962-1963.

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Student Council Representatives: Standing -- Patricia Brogan, lOA; Mary Klohe, 10 I; Janet Davis, 10F; Janet Bohac, lOB; Deidre Hall, 10H; Elaine Creager, lOG; Cler DeChatelet, 12D; Sue Laidley, 12C; Sharon Powers, 12E; Barbara Borchers, 12A; Susie Reiling, 12F; Jeannie Young, 12B; Nancy Brown, 10E; Diane Anderson, 10D; Pat O'Connell, lOCi Christine Deger, lIE Seated -- Susie Pflaum, IIA; Dian Lenhoff, IIC; Mary Jo Thurman, IIF; Nora Dwyer, 9E; Linda Vehorn, 9C; Loretta Thien, 9G; Maureen Farrell, 9H; Cynthia DiBlasi, 9K; Linda Bremer. 9J; Christine Burns, 9B; Jane Elliott, lIB; Pat Froehly, llD Absent -- Diane McCormack. 9A; Marjorie DeBord. 9D; Kathy Schroeder, 9F; Lois Kern, 9 I

The Student Council officers conduct a general meeting for the student body.

All' s quiet in the corridors when classes are i n session .

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The Student Council cooperates with a local radio station in collecting candy bars for underprivileged children.

Sacred Heart League

The League of the Sacred Heart is a school-wide organ­ization which promotes devo­tion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus. At monthly meetings, the promoters from each home­room discuss the current in­tention of our Holy Father and the Mis s ion Intention, both of which are included in the Morn­ing Offering. Promoters en­courage the girls to receive the sacraments and to wear the Sacred Heart Badge. In reparation to the Sacred Heart the whole student body partici­pates in monthly projects such as prayers for conversions

Sister Francis Xavier and the officers; Rosina Vacchiano, secretary; Jeanne Staas, vice-president; Barbara Shearer, president; and Barbara Price, treasurer.

and acts of penance.

The homeroom representatives of the League of the Sacred Heart work on their monthly projects.

Sodality

The Sodality of Our Lady is an organization formed for two main purposes; namely, personal sanctification of the sodalist and active work in the apostolate of the Church. The Sodality fulfills these purposes through prayer, especially devotion to our Blessed Mother, and through various projects

which are proposed at the weekly meetings. The Sodality news­paper enables each sodalist to keep informed about the act­ivities of the other class groups. The aim of each member of the Sodality is to give herselft to our Blessed Mother, and, through consecration, to become an instrument for the sal­vation of souls and the Christianization of the world.

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Sister Mary Regina with the officers: Nancy Bramlage, secretary; Catherine Becker, vice prefect; Carol Jean Simon, prefect; Bonnie Schumacher, treasurer.

Sister Julie Louise, the moderator with the C. S. M. C. officers: Lorinda Adams, recording secretary; Gertrude Gombert, vice-president; Vicki Voith, treasurer; Ann Schweitzer, president; Mary Ann Dorsten, corresponding secretary; Jacklyn Didier, publicity; and Martha Evans, project chairman.

C.S. M. C. representatives prepare leper bandages to be sent overs eas.

C,S,M,C, The Catholic Students' Mission Crusade promotes prayer,

study, and sacrifice for the missions and the spread of the Mystical Body of Christ. Every girl in the school is a member, and each homeroom has a special representative who attends bi-weekly meetings. The officers plan three general assem­blies a year. Many activities are annual projects, such as Mis sion Day, the collection of Christmas cards and leper bandages, Lenten and monthly spiritual exercises. Many girls also attend the national convention held at Notre Dame every two years in August.

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These senior sodalists made their tem­porary Act of Cons ecration last year -­Top Row: Judith Voit, Mary Kay Unger, Ellen Didier Middle Row: Rose Marie Goldschmidt, Mary Enneking, Alice Spatz, Rita Die­munsch, Ann Schweitzer First Row: Bonnie Schumacher, Catherine Becker, Carol Jean Simon, NancyBramlagE

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Sister Adrian with the NFL officers: Thelma Sobieski, Vice president; Pam­ela Miller, point keeper; Judi Maher, treasurer; Phyllis Anderson, president;

and Mary Patricia Trenkle, secretary.

Marcia Meyer, Phyllis, Judi, and Pam practice for the one-act play, "For

LO\'e of a House. "

From October to March the Julienne Chapter of the Nat­ional Forensic League is on the move. Each Saturday finds a group of promising young orators testing their speaking skills against other Ohio students. They don't always win, but each tournament they gain exp~ rience while practicing the rules of good sportmanship. Better speaking, they know, means better citizenship in America. The N. F. L. girls are true ambassadors, for they represent Julienne to widespread numbers of people.

Phyllis Anderson

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Maura Loughran and Carolyn Wieland are ready for extemporaneous speaking at the district tournament at Chaminade.

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The F. T . A . officers prepare a meeting: Jayne Friel, treasurer; Gail White, v ice-president; Barbara Shearer. president; · Catherine Hodell, secretary.

The F. T . A . membe rs pose on the front lawn during their visi t to Reading.

The Julienne Chapter of the Future Teacher s of Ame rica is open to upper­classm e n who are interested in the field of teaching. At bi-weekly meetings, the membe rs participate in panel discus­sions , learn about va rious aspects of teaching from movies, and sometimes have a v is i ting t each e r s peak about he r chosen profes sion. The re are oppor­tunities to v isit schools, also.

The F. T . A. plans many projects through which members may obtain the cov eted F.T.A. pin. Among these are tutoring students , presiding o v er study groups, working in the library, and helping the teachers in v arious other ways. This year the club worked in con­junction with the Chaminade F. T. A. in several interschool activ ities.

Forme r Julienne F. T. A. mem­bers who have chosen teaching in the religious life as their v ocation.

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The

National Honor

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National Honor Society Officers; Ruth Stoltz, treasure r ;Kathy Dwyer, secretary; Barbara Jakobows ki, president ; Carol Pett, vice-president.

The main purpose of the National Honor Society is to furthe r d evelop the qualities of leadership, scholarship, c harac ter, and service . The members of th e Juli e nne Chapte r attend bi­we ekly meetings at which they plan projects and hold dis cus s ions. Their main proj ect is com­piling the Honor Roll at the e nd of each quarter. Activities during the past year included a c an­dlelight procession to honor Our Lady, Christ­mas caroling, and a limerick contest for the school.

Sister Rose Anna addresses the National Honor Society assembly.

Newly inducted members pledge leadership, scholarship, character, and serv ice.

The Monogram

The Julienne MONOGRAM is the voice of the Julienne s tudents. It announces corning e vents and feature s editorials, b ook reviews, and various a rticles of general interest. P ublication of the MONOGRAM c onsists of a three-week pre­paration. During the first w eek, articles are assigned t o the reporters; dummies are t yped; and page editors plan their layout. Throughout the s econd week, all pictures are t aken; typists type the dummies on photographic paper; and page editors edit the material before pasting in the finished a rticles. In the final week, t itles are created to complete the page, which is then copy­r ead and sent to the printers. The climax of the month corne s , though, when the papers are at last distributed to the wait­ing students

Big Chief Reporter Mary Ann Siewe (center ) offers sugges­tions to Reporters Catherine Becker, Vicki Voith, Barb Borchers, Sue Laidley (art editor) and Karen DeWitt.

Marianna Russell (business manager), Mary A. Keydoszius (circulation manager), Jacklyn Didier (Quill and Scroll secretary), and Corrine Welsh (typing editor) get busy.

H e re we all are with Sister Margaret Aloyse, our moder­ator, almost lost in the middle: Standing:-- Pamela Hecht (editor) , Gail Burchett (ex­change editor). Mary A. Key­doszius, Marianna Russell, Sue Laidley, Cle r DeChatelet(as­sociate editor). Carolyn Wein­ert (page editor); Seated:- - Corrine Welsh, Mary Kay Unger (page editor). Bar­bara Amann (copy editor), Ros­anne Geis and Barb Smith (page editors).

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Junior Red Cross officers discuss plans for the next meeting with Moderator Mrs . Johnson. Officers are Karen Sobieski, secretary-treasurer; Diane Anderson, vice-president; and Barbara Schmitz, president.

The Julienne chapter of the Junior Red Cross is one of the most active groups at school. Its major project during 1961-1962 school year was helping with entertainment and refreshments for patients at the County Horne each month. All four c1a:sses participated in this project at Chris tmas time. The freshman and Seniors I donations bought small gifts, which the juniors wrapped. The sophomores I baked dozens of cookies to make the party a big success .

The Junior Red Cross Rally took place at the N . C. R. Auditorium with Julienne representatives painting scenery, ushering and presenting skits . Besides engaging in these activities, many ofthe members do volunteer work at the hospitals and at the Junior Red Cross Chapter House.

A committee looks ove r each horne room I s ideas for the J . R. C. Album. Members are Thelma Sobieski, Sara Griffith, Karen Sobieski, Sue Johnston, Mrs. Johnston, Barbara Schmitz, Gail Burchett, and Diane Anderson.

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F.N.C.

The Future Nurses Club is open to girls who are inte rested in careers in nursing and its allied fields. The club's purpos e is to pre sent information about these careers and the schools which can supply the necessary training for them . At the monthy meetings, me mbers become more acquainted w ith nursing through movi e s and talks by guest speakers.

M e mbers participate in v arious outside activ ities dur ing the school year. This year they toured St . Eliz­abe th's Hospital and the Wright-Patterson Air Force Bas e Hospital. For the first time in many years, a doc tor , Dr. Louis Goetz, spoke to the members on the importance of being a good nurse .

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Officers Jill Seitz, secretary; Ann H e inz, v ice­president ; Andrea Wood , president; and Linda Laux, treasurer, confer w ith Sister Ann Lucille, moderator.

Miss Marge Petty speaks to the club about a career in di e tetics.

The s e nior m e mbers of F. N. C.: Row One L inda Laux, Sue Miller, Barbara Bickle, Martha E v ans, Anne Heinz, Andrea Wood ; Row T w o--Jerilyn K e nder, Becky Gough , Phyllis Mote , Carolyn Fischer, Jill Seitz.

The Junior-Senior Glee Club performs for the student body.

Jr. -Sr. Glee Club Officers: Miss Gysbers, director; B. Barstow, v ice-pres.; K. Dwyer, Sec. -treas.; S. Slayback, K. Drummer, librarians; J . Yoit, pres.; R. Stoltz,acc.

Soph. Glee Club Officers; M. Stanley, sec. -treas. ; C. Eifert, vice-pres.; P. Mascio, J . Sloan, Y. Frazer, lib­rarians; M. A. Dineen, pres.

Glee Club The Junior-Senior Glee Club has been a part of Julienne for

about eight years. Members, chosen by the director at tryouts early in the school year, are those who enjoy singing. The girls practice twice a week for an hour after school and must attend three-fourths of the meetings to sustain membership.

The Glee Club's 1961-1962 program has been a very successful one. Besides singing for different parish Altar Societies and pre senting a Christmas program, the members sang in the Spring Concert.

A joint concert with the Chaminade Glee Club at Memorial Hall rounded out the activities. This event was a first for our Glee Clu Club and one we hope will become a tradition.

The Sophomore Glee Club used to be combined with the Junior­Senior Glee Club, but it is now a separate organization. It enables younger girls to gain singing experience and prepares them for the older group . The club presents its own concerts each year, which always turn out to be very successful endeavors.

The sophomore glee club performs as a part of the Christmas program.

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Je.o. W.A.

The Julienne Chapter of the Junior Council on World Affairs is dedicated to prolTlOting knowledge of current e , -e nts. Meetings are carried out under the guidance of Mrs. Wurts. Many inter-school activ ities are planned e a ch year. including the Model Gen­e ral Assembly . which is the highlight of the club calander. Members may w in any number of awards. from the 100 point club certificate to the Jun-i or Ambassador Award. The latter i s a two-month trip to a European c ountry.

Iso topia ns

T he Isotopians. science club members a t Julienne. are bound together by their c ommon interest in scientific subjects. T here are about forty members. all u pperclassmen. who meet twice a mon­th. At each meeting the girls prepare two projects on mathematics. chemis­try. physics. or biology. This year's m embers planned several trips. in­c luding a picnic and tours of the Pro­c tor and Gamble Soap Company at Ivorydale and the weather bureau at V andalia.

The J. C. O. W. A . officers locate a point of interest on the globe. Vicki Voith. president; Mary Pat Tre nkle . s e cretary; Jos e phine Steine r. v ice-preside nt; Mary The res e Marlin. h i storian; (missing) Corrine We lsh, treasure r and p o int k e eper.

The Isotopian officers "get a charge " out of preparing their me e t­ings with Sister Mary Leo. Officers a re B a rbara Kinzig (secre ­tary- treasurer) and Ann Schweitze r (pre s ide nt). Absent is Rob ­erta Blinke (vice-president).

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G. A. A. officers K. Powers (pres.). V. Richardson (v ice - pres.). K. Flanigan (point keeper). K. Bond (sec.), M. Cle­ments (treas. ) pose with their moderator Miss Raiff.

G,A,A,

The Girls I Athletic As s ociation is one of the first organizations founded at Julienne. Its main purpose is to create, promote, and spon­sor an active interest in atbletic participation. A secondary aim is the stimulation of a true spirit of sportsmanship toward fellow players. Each homeroom has a representative who attends monthly meetings and reports news of coming sports events, social events, and other activ­ities. Awards for participation in s ports are the G. A. A. pennant, G. A. A. pin, Block J, sports medal, and the Four Year Trophy. The club also plans skating parties, a banquet, a play day, and a freshman we lcome .

This year, for the firs t time, the four clas s e s selected all-star volley-ball teams which pitted their strength against each other for the champ­ionships.

For the first time Julienne and St. Joseph participated with Chaminade in cheer leading. First row left -- Barbara Zwiesler; First row right -- Patricia Lozan and Leslie Walters. Ab~ - - Linda McDonald.

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" Guess who hit the bull's eye! !" Shirley Stewart points unbelie v ingly, a nd Sharon Pohl, Arlene Stafford, and Jacquelyn Sanders are e v en more a mazed.

The annual ping pong tournament gets under way early in the school year .

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Corrine Welsh, one of the many participants in the G. A. A. bowling lea­

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Margaret Fryling's pre­lude to a strike.

The Junior All-Star Team volleys the ball to victory .

The

Junior-Senior

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Students go all out to support their teams.

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That's another point for the seniors.

Seniors show their class Ilpirit by cheering for the All-Star Team.

JUNIOR ALL-STARS Margie Ansley Frances Eden Carolyn Ewald Carol Grilliot Ann KelTlper Nancy LilTlbert PalTlela Miller Sharon Volk

There's real action ... and grace in this galTle.

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SENIOR ALL-STARS Pat ClelTlens Pat Lozan Kathy McGuire Sharon Powers Vicki Richardson Mary Ann Siewe Virginia Stueve Karen Troy

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Yearbook Moderator Sister Mary Gerard discusses with artists, Marna Baker, and Barbara Kellams and Editor Marilyn Eck some yearbook art designs.

The Yearbook

Typist Arlene Stafford works to the dictation of Andrea Wood.

Julienne I S yearbook, MONOGRAM, is the story of the year in pictures . It begins its existence during the summer. Two girls are sent to Detroit where they learn the rules and techniques of producing a good yearbo.ok. The "working dummy" is planned at this time. When school reopens in the fall, the subscription drive begins and is followed by the ad drive. Numerous pictures are taken and, under the guidance of their adviser, the staff members start work on the organization of the book. Lay-out, art work , body copy, and cut lines are just some of the many points to be considered. As the completion of the yearbook comes into sight, all breathe a sigh of relief and wait eagerly for the arriv al of the finished product from the publisher.

Meeting the first deadline is the preoccupation of these year­book staff-members: Jill Seitz (advertising manager), Sue Rohe (photographer), Dona Griffith (typist) and Mary Frances Allen (assistant photographer).

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Sister John Martha directs the lay-out operations of Judy Suttmiller (subscription manager), Andrea Wood (assistant), Catherine Becker (copy edito r ), Marilyn Eck, and Gail Burchett (assistant editor) .

Our ever faithful friends, Mr. Paul Retrum (company representative) and Mr. Joe Friedman (expert Photo­grapher) .

Barbara Schmitz (business manager) and Jill Seitz check the total adve rtising r e turns for the day.

Uur indispensable yearbook representativ es: Top Row -- Christina Kav y, 10H; Meg Gallico, 9G; Mary Wolff, 10 I; Kathy Krieg, IlF; Middle Row - - Elaine Powers, 9C; M a rlene Winefer, 9A; Kathy Klopf, lIE; Julie Strozdas, 9B; Joan Neff, 9F; Caryl ~ounds, lOG; Kathryn Geis, 10C; Kathleen Burchett, 91; Judi Haley, IDE; First Row -- Kathleen O'Neill, 9E; Nancy Jobe, 9D; ·Carol Hrochov ina, 9K; Marguerite Donnellan , lOA; Mary Jo Stripling, 9J; Betty Knopp, IOD; Ann Gitzinger, lID; Catherine Chmiel, lIB; Carol Clark, llC; Absent - - Stephany Ander, lOB; Margaret Browne, lOF; Joan Claffy, llA; and Nicki Rumpf, 9H.

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"The Lord is my Shepherd; there is nothing I shall want. "

We unite in prayer in the annual Youth Rally.

Father Reiling expertly directs our hymns of praise.

Catholic Youth Rally

Karen DeWitt carries the flag of our country.

An army of youth marches proudly for the glory of Christ the King.

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Mass of the Holy Spirit

F ather Seaman offers the Mass of the Holy Spirit.

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"May the Body and Blood of our Lord Jesus Christ keep your soul unto life everlasting. "

Father Seaman's first sermon to the student body at the Mass of the Holy Spirit.

Student-Council Dance

Irene Hartings and Nancy David enjoy a coke with their dancing partners between dances.

"Oops! I danced him right off the says Paula Murphy.

Darlene Drurmner discovers that chivalry is not dead.

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Peg Turner, Sue SchomlTler, Kathy Dickman, and Vicki Frazer -- val­iant members of the decorating committee.

The Father-Daughter Dance giv es us a chance to show off our dads.

Father-Daughter

Dance

Arthur Murray couldn't do any better. Dads and daughters relax after a round of polka.

"Sweet Adeline . . "

, I ~ Retreats

Between conferences girls meditate on spiritual matters in the chapel.

Father Charles Graf, S. J. gives the fresh­men their first high-school retreat.

The sophomores listen attentively to Father John E. Reardon, S. J.

The retreat master for juniors and seniors is Father Daniel J. McCarthy,

S. J.

Father Richard Madden conducts one of the sen­ior clos ed retreats.

Faculty members, mothers, and daughters socialize.

Our Lady in a position of honor pre­sides over the tea on January 14,1962.

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Mother-

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Senior Class President Karen DeWitt prefers a glass of punch prov ided by Kathy Shultz, a junior.

Patricia Froehly, Carolyn Ewald, Karen Sobieski, Joan Dunham, and Janet Westendorf -- the committee heads of the dance.

Junior Dance

"I could hav e danced all night, " sings Joan Burdzinski.

Anne Krieger, Sue BeIrne, and their dates in the real tropical atmosphere.

Barbara Mathison, Ann Burgess, Laura Schopler, and Dorothy Kaufman sample the refreshments,

Jane Elliott, Pat Gorman and their escorts are ready for fun in the tropics.

R osanne Geis's date pins on her corsage.

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Mary Cashen and her date remember when.

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Marilyn Kroger, Ruth Stoltz, Marilyn Eck, Kathy Dwyer, and Janie Bach pose with their dates under "Remember When".

Senior Dance

Senior Dance Queen Pat Bender crowns the Queen of all men.

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Sharon Powers and her escort prepare to leav e.

The jury reacts as Bill Wiggenhorn reveals the real murderer. Jury: Row 2 -- Bob Gravelle, Pam Hecht, Sandra Kain, Stephan Krznarich, Bernadette Orf, Sharon Powers; Row I -- Bill Gaeke, Henree Hamlin, James Gitzinger, Barbara Smith, Joyce Issenmann, Stephan Hoar. Court Reporters: Marie Gerhard and Jerilyn Kender.

lilt's a lie -- like the shameless woman she is!" cries Thelma Sobieski as spectators and witnesses listen. Row 2 : James Ireton, Kathy Sch­nabel, Jean Foley, Marianna Russell, Mary F. Allen, Gail Burchett, Garry Gille; Row I: Anne Heinz, Barbara Borchers, Michael Smith, Joyce Thomas, Mary Jane Shively, Paula Reder, Jeannie Young, and Michael Feldman.

"Don't forget, everyone; I'm singing at the UNIQUE!" says Paula Reder to the amazement of Judge Pete Will and Defense Attorney Bill Wiggenhorn.

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Senior

Class Play

"Yes, I did it! And I wanted to see them both burn for it. Why didn't you let me see them burn?" cries Garry Gille, who is held back by Police Captain Jim Jones. Court Recorder Nancy Bram­lage and State's Attorney Pat Flanigan look on.

"The People Versus Maxine Lowe"

" Mothe r, can you e v e r forgiv e me ?" asks Kathy Barkmeyer as Court Clerk Mary Ann Siewe, Ann Weckesser, Pete Will, and Bill Wiggenhorn watch attentively. 55

"But Mrs. Lowe, you must testify," says Attorney for the Defense Bill Wiggenhorn to Sue Lake, as Prison Matron Barbara Schmitz guards the accused.

Jesus is taken down from the cross.

Jesus meets His sorrowful Mother.

I/Je Sophomore Lenten Play

~~The Way of the Cross"

by Henri Gheon

The Junior-Senior Glee Club sings at the Sophomore Lenten program.

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The Sodality Dance

It's fun to dance when it's "Strictly Spring. "

Dance contest w inners Thelma S obieski and her p artner receive r ecord albums f rom Carol Jean S imon. Susan Swindling. and J 0

Ann Donohue.

Dance Committee Heads: Ann Schweitzer. Nancy Bramlage. Jeanne Staas. Judy Voit. Thelma Sobieski. Susan Swindling. Patricia Bender.

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May Procession

Carol Jean Simon, sodality prefect, crowns Mary Queen of the May, while Catherine Becker, Nancy Bramlage, and Bonnie Schumacher assist.

Students sing the traditional hymns to Our Lady.

The Rosary is recited with devotion during the process­ion.

Mission Day

A conglomeration of everything - -­balloons. shakers. hats - - s orne of the many things bought or won on Mission Day.

Deputies Karon Powers and Joyce Thomas guard the prisoners in the Tombstone Jail.

These girls try their luck at the bean bag toss.

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Mary Be e croft, Tina Weav er, and their dates pose at the bubbling fountain in the "Enc hanted Garden. Ii

Queen Karen Steele and her attendants, Sue L a idley and Joan Bishop, are seated with their escorts.

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Pat Lucid and Michael FeldITlan pause in the entrance to the garden.

Dancers relax with refreshITlents in the court yard.

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LORINDA ADAMS Saint Albert the Great

MARILYN ALLEN Assumption

JANE BACH Saint Agnes

RITA ADKINS Resurrection

).1AR Y FRANCES ALLEN Saint Anthony

JEAN BACKSCHEIDER Queen of Martyrs

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PEGGY ALEXANDER Saint Agnes

BARBARA AMANN Saint Anthony

KATHY BAKER Corpus Christi

MARNA BAKER Holy Angels

JUDITH BAUMAN A~cension

PATRICIA BENDER Saint Agnes

JEANNE BALLMANN Saint Albert the Great

RITA BAUMGARTNER Saint Agnes

SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS

Karen DeWitt -President

Sharon Pohl -Vice President Kerry Bond -

Secretary

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KATHLEEN BARKMEYER Saint Albert the Great

CATHERINE BECKER Our Lady of Mercy

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ROSE MARIE BERBERICH Holy Angels

ROBERTA BLINKE Saint Peter

BARBARA BICKLE Mary, Help of Chris tians

JOAN BLUMENSTOCK Queen of Martyrs

JOAN BISHOP Holy Family

PATRICIA BLUMENSTOCK Queen of Martyrs

Sister Mary Gerard and

Homeroom 12 A

VIRGINIA BODNER Holy Angels

JANET BOLL Holy Angels

TERRYL BORGER Immaculate Conception

JUDITH BOHMAN Saint Anthony

KERRY BOND Saint Rita

BARBARA BOW Precious Blood

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The Enthusiastic Senior Song Committee

BARBARA BORCHERS Holy Angels

NANCY BRAMLAGE Holy Family

BARBARA BRINKMAN Corpus Christi

GAIL BURCHETT Corpus Christi

MARY CHERPESKI Saint Anthony

JUDY BUECHELE Holy Angels

BEVERLY CARMEAN Ascension

PATRICIA CLARKE Saint Agnes

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NANCY BUEHRLE Corpus Christi

MARY FRANCES CASHEN Saint Albert the Great

PATRICIA CLEMENS Holy Family

MILDRED CLEMENTS Saint John

ELIZABETH COONS Saint Helen

CLER DE CHATELET Saint Albert the Great

SENIOR HOMEROOM PRESIDENTS: M. A. Siewe, 12E; K. Powers, 12F; T. Sobieski, 12D; K. McGuire, 12B; P. Hecht, 12A. Missing is M. F. Cashen, 12C.

TERESA CRISTOFARO Corpus Christi

KAREN DE WITT Saint John

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KATHLEEN DAHM Corpus Christi

ELLEN DIDIER Corpus Christi

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JACKLYN DIDIER Queen of Martyrs

KAREN DONAUER Holy Family

MARY ANN DORSTEN Queen of Martyrs

RITA DIEMUNSCH Saint Albert the Great

JO ANN DONOHUE Immaculate Conception

KATHLEEN DRUMMER Saint Agnes

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SUE DILLON Resurrection

EILEEN DONOVAN Corpus Christi

JEAN DWYER Saint Agnes

KATHLEEN DWYER Saint Rita

MARY ANN ELSASS Saint Chris tophe r

MARILYN ECK Saint Albert the Great

Sister Elise and Homeroom 12 B

MARY ENNEKING Ascension

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MARTHA EGGENSCHWILLER Holy Angels

MARTHA EVANS Saint Albert the Great.

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PATRICIA EVANS Ascension

CAROLYN FISCHER Saint Pete r

KATHLEEN FLANAGAN Queen of Martyrs

KATHLEEN FALKE Saint Albert the Great

All aboard! B.lo E. DAY beckons seniors.

BRENDA FLOREA Our Lady of Mercy

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MAUREEN FALVEY Corpus Christi

MARY FIT ZGERALD Inunaculate Conception

JEAN FOLEY Our Lady of Mercy

DONNA FOX Our Lady of -the Ros ary

ROSANNE GElS Saint Albert the Great

MARY GITZINGER Our Lady of the Rosary

CLARA FRICKER Holy Family

MARIE GERHARD Our Lady of M e rcy

ROSE MARIE GOLDSCHMIDT Ascension

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MARGARET FRYLING Queen of Martyrs

SHARON GISEWITE Resurrection

GERTRUDE GOMBERT Corpus Chris ti

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REBECCA GOUGH Saint Peter

CAROL HAEMMERLE Saint Agnes

ANNE HEINZ Corpus Christi

NANCY GRANATO Holy Family

HENREE HAMLIN Saint James

ELIZABETH HILL Holy Angels

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DONA GRIFFITH Corpus Christi

PAMELA HECHT Saint Anthony

SUE HILL Saint Albert the Great

SAUNDRA HINKLE Saint Albert the Great

Our Cov er

Girl Patricia Clemens

CATHRINE HODELL Saint Helen

PATRICIA HOYER Saint Albert the Great

KATHRYN HUELSMAN Saint Anthony

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CAROL HOENING Saint Albert the Great

CATHERINE HUBER Precious Blood

MARILYN HYLE Holy Family

LINDA IMPERIAL Corpus Christi

PATRICIA JACOBS Corpus Christi

SHIRLEY IMW ALLE Our Lady of Mercy

PHYLLIS JACOBSON Immaculat~ Conception

Sister Julie Louise and the girls of Homeroom 12C shiv er in the coldest winter in many years.

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JOYCE ISSENMANN Saint Albert the Great

BARBARA JAKOBOWSKI Immaculate Conception

SU ZANNE JAMES Immaculate Conception

SANPRA KAIN Our Lady of Mercy

JERILYN N KENDER Saint Agnes

ANNETTE JANNING Saint Albert the Great

KA THR YN KEHOE Holy Family

PATRiCIA KENNEDY Immaculate Conception

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JOYCE JONES Saint Augustine

BARBARA KELLAMS Corpus Chris ti

MARY ALICE KEYDOSZIUS Immaculate Conception

JOAN KINCADE Holy Family

ROSE ANN KLOSTERMAN . Corpus Christi

DORIS KOTHMAN Saint Mary

JUDY KIRST Saint Anthony

JUDITH KOECK Saint Albe rt the Great

MARILYN KROGER Our Lady of Mercy

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HELENA KLEISMIT Corpus Christi

CAROL ANN KOESTERS Resurrection

SANDRA KUDELKA Saint Mary

CAROL KUNTZ Our Lady of Mercy

SUZANNE LAIDLEY Immaculate Conception

LINDA LAUX Holy Family

MARY PATRICIA KUNTZ Holy Angels

SUZANNE LAKE Saint Helen

SUSAN KUNTZ Saint Agnes

LINDA LANE Saint Christopher

Sister Mary Leo demonstrates w hile J. Staas, T. Laux, R. Pow ers, and R. Vacchiano look on with interest in physics class.

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TERESA LAUX Corpus Christi

PATRICIA LOZAN Assumption

JANICE MATTHEWS Our Lady of Mercy

MARIBETH LEEN Saint Albert the Great

MARILYN LUCAS Holy Cross

SUZANNE MAY Holy Angels

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WAVERLY LEHNER Saint Anthony

PATRICIA LUCID Precious Blood

REGINA MC CARTAN Precious Blood

MARY ELLEN MC CLELLAN Queen of Martyrs

KATHLEEN MC GUIRE Corpus Christi

Sister Teresa and Homeroom l2D

KATHLEEN MC CRATE Saint Mary

ELLEN MEYER Saint Peter

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MAURITA MC GOWAN Saint Helen

CAROL MILLER Ascension

JEANETTE MILLER Saint Agnes

BEVERL Y MONNIN Saint Agnes

CAREN OLSON Corpus Christi

SUSAN MILLER Saint Peter

PHYLLIS MOTE Saint Brigid

LAURETTA OMLOR Holy Cross

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LILA MITCHELL Holy Family

PATRICIA NOLAN Our Lady of Mercy

JOANNE ORDING Corpus Christi

BERNADETTE ORF Saint Anthony

CAROL PETT Saint Albert the Great

KARON POWERS Saint Anthony

MARY KAREN PATTERSON Saint Augustine

KATHY PFARRER Saint Agnes

ROSEMARY POWERS Holy Angels

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JOYCE PAYTON R e surrection

SHARON POHL Holy Trinity

SHARON POWERS Saint Anthony

BARBARA PRICE Assumption

PAULA REDER . Holy Angels

SUSAN REILING Corpus Christi

SU ZANNE PRISKE Assumption

MARY ANN REICH Our Lady of Mercy

RIT A RICHARDS Saint Albert the Great

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NANCY RATERMAN Saint Helen

MADONNA REICHERT Our Lady of Mercy

VICTORIA RICHARDSON Corpus Chris ti

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CAROL RIEPENHOFF Holy Family

KA THLEEN ROACH Our Lady of Mercy

JACQUELYN SANDERS Corpus Christi

Sister Rose Anna admires Sharon Pohl's clas s ring while Mary Ellen McClellan. Judy Woods. and Carol Pett eagerly w ait to get theirs.

SUSAN ROHE Ascension

ELAINE SCHECKELHOFF Ascension

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MARIANNA RUSSELL Holy Family

LOIS SCHEWE Holy Angels

BARBARA SCHMITZ Corpus Christi

SUSAN SCHU LKE Sacred Heart

KATHRYN SCHNABEL Corpus Christi

Sister Joan, S. H. and Homeroom 12E

BONITA SCHUMACHER Saint Rita

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CHERYL SCHREIER Queen of Marty;rs

ANN SCHWEIT ZER As sum pti on

ROSEMARY SEIBERT Corpus Chris ti

MARY J .ANE SHIVELY Saint Albert the Great

SUSAN SLAYBACK Saint Rita

JILL ANN SEIT Z Saint Albert the Great

MARY ANN SIEWE Saint Albert the Great

BARBARA SMITH Saint Albert the Great

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BARBARA SHEARER Corpus Christi

CAROL JEAN SIMON Saint Anthony

KAREN SMITH Corpus Christi

LINDA SNYDER Corpus Christi

ALICE SPATZ Saint Albert the Great

KAREN STEELE Saint Helen

THELMA SOBIESKI Saint Mary

JEANNE STAAS Precious Blood

MICHAELLE STEM Saint Anthony

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JOANNE SPARKS Saint Albert the Great

ARLENE STAFFORD Corpus Christi

SHIRLEY STEWART Our Lady of Good Hope

RUTH STOLTZ Precious Blood

JOYCE SUCHY Our Lady of Mercy

SUSAN SWINDLING Saint Helen

LOIS STRAUKAMP Mary, Help of Chris tians

JUDITH SUTTMILLER Saint Albert the Great

JOYCE THOMAS Holy Angels

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VIRGINIA STUEVE Holy Angels

Mary Gitzinger and Rita Baumgartner take their turn raising Old Glory.

KAREN TROY Saint Peter

~OSALIE V ANGAS Corpus Christi

VICTORIA VOlTH W. P. A. F. B . Chapel

MARY KAY UNGER Incarnation

NANC Y VELESKY Holy Family

MARGARET WALKER Corpus Christi

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ROSINA V ACCHIANO Resurrection

JUDITH VOlT Saint Anthony

LESLIE WALTERS Saint Albert the Great

GAIL WEAVER Assumption

CORRINE WELSH Corpus Christi

Siste r Margaret Aloyse and

Homeroom 12F

ANN WECKESSER Saint Albert the Great

MARY WENZLER Holy Angels

CAROLYN WEINERT Saint Anthony

BARBARA WEST BROCK Corpus Christi

SALLY WESTBROCK Our Lady of Mercy

ANITA WILLOUGHBY . Saint Agnes

JUDITH WOODS Saint Agnes

CARLENE WOLF Itnrnaculate Conception

SUSAN WRIGHT Mary, Help of Chris tians

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ANDREA WOOD Corpus Christi

JEANNIE YOUNG Sacred Heart

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Senior play usherettes: Lila Mitchell, Donna Fox, Martha E vans, Carolyn Fischer, Carol Koesters, Beverly Carmean, Phyllis Mote, Rosemary Seibert, Ellen Didier, Jean Backsch­eider, Jill Seitz, Jeanne Staas, Rita Diemunsch, Kathleen Drum.mer, and Barbara Price.

Father Seaman sings along at the Senior Picnic.

Sister Margaret Aloyse'.s P.O.D. Class participates in the newspaper project .

Mr . Schneider talks things over with Ann Schweitzer while Prince listens.

GRADUATION 1962

Don't we make an impressiv e sight at our last Honors Assembly?

Sister Superior B l andine, assisted by the junior officers, presents Kathy Schnabel with her perfect attendance award.

The Class of 1962 assembles for the last time in the school auditorium .

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Mary Ann Dorsten and Cathy Huber arrive for graduation in a downpour.

Graduates' last ITlinute preparations.

Mr. Schneider is Ann Schweitzer's special guest on this special occasion.

Seniors march the final steps to graduation.

Karen DeWitt, class president, speaks on "The Binding Link -Unity. "

Miss Gysbers directs the graduates in the singing of "The Heavens Are Telling."

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Ruth Stoltz receiv es her diplotna frOtn Monsignor Ansbury.

Re v erend Cletnent Borchers. Superior General of the Glentnary Hotne Missioners. giv es the graduation addres s.

After the cotntnencetnent exercis es. the sun shines on our las t goodbyes as the Clas s of 1962.

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OUR PASTORS SUPERINTENDENT OF

CA THOLIC SCHOOLS Very Rev. Msgr. Edward Connaughton

ASCENSION PARISH Reverend Arnold F. Witzman

ASSUMPTION PARISH Reverend Urban R. Koenig

CORPUS CHRISTI PARISH Rt. Rev. Msgr. Harry J. Ansbury

HOLY ANqELS PARISH Rt. Rev. Msgr. Joseph D. McFarland

HOLY CROSS PARISH­Reverend Leon J. Praspalius

HOLY FAMILY PARISH Reverend Paul P. Galliger

HOLY TRINITY PARISH Reverend Ralph H. Moormann

IMMACULATE CONCEPTION PARISH Reverend James E. Sherman

INCARNA TION PARISH Reverend Raymond C. Kallaher

MARY HELP OF CHRISTIANS PARISH Reverend Robert A. Maher

OUR LADY OF GOOD HOPE PARISH Reverend Walter C. Ahr

OUR LADY OF MERCY PARISH Reverend Richard F. Redman

OUR LADY OF THE ROSARY PARISH Reverend Cornelius C. Berning

PRECIOUS BLOOD PARISH Reverend Lawrence Mertes, C. PP. S.

QUEEN OF MARTYRS PARISH Reverend Richard E. Kennedy

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RESURRECTION PARISH Reverend Vincent G. Robers

SACRED HEART PARISH Very Rev.Msgr.Martin T.Gilligan

SAINT AGNES PARISH Reverend Urban J. Stang

SAINT ALBERT THE GREAT PARISH Reverend Joseph H. Rolfes

SAINT ANTHONY PARISH Reverend Raymond H. Backhus

SAINT AUGUSTINE PARISH Reverend Aloysius B. Boeke

SAINT BRIGID PARISH Reverend Alphonse L. Schumacher

SAINT CHRISTOPHER PARISH Reverend Edwin J. Aufderheide

SAINT HELEN PARISH Reverend James L. Krusling

SAINT JAMES PARISH Reverend Laurence G. Wessel

SAINT JOHN THE BAPIST PARISH Reverend Paul J. Lippert C. S. Sp.

SAINT MARY PARISH Rt. Rev. Msgr. Bernard J. Beckmeyer

SAINT PETER PARISH Reverend Leander A. Schweitzer

SAINT RIT A PARISH Reverend Francis B. Pilliod

W.P.A.F.B. CHAPEL Reverend Irvin J. Weber

OUR PARENTS Congratulations, Class of '62 MR.ANDMRS. RONALD D.BAKER

Congratulations to the Clas s of '62 MR. AND MRS.GEORGEBALLMANN

Congratulations, Seniors MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH R. BARKMEYER

Congratulations to the Clas s of 1962 MR. AND MRS. T. H. BECKER

Congratulations MR. AND MRS. THOMAS BICKLE

Best Wishes to the Class of '62 MR. AND MRS. JOHN BLUMENSTOCK

Congratulations to the Class of 1962 MR. AND MRS. ARNOLD BOEKE

Congratulations to the Clas s of '62 MR. AND MRS. VINCENT BOHMAN

Bes t Wishes to the Clas s of '62 MR. AND MRS. WM. K. BRAMLAGE

Congratulations and Best Wishes MR. AND MRS. W.G. BURCHETT

Congratulations, Clas s of '62 MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM E. CASHEN

Congratulations to the Clas s of '62 MR. AND MRS. R. G. CLEMENS

Congratulations, Class of '62 MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH E. CLEMENTS

Congratulations, Clas s of '62 MR. AND MRS. ALFRED CRISTOFARO

Best Wishes to the Graduates of 1962 MR. AND MRS. DONALD L. DEWITT

Best Wishes to the Seniors MR. ALFRED P. DIDIER

Congratulations and Best Wishes MR. AND MRS. RAPHAEL DIDIER

Be'st Wishes to the Class of '62 MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM DIEMUNSCH

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Congratulations, Seniors MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM F. DILLON

Congratulations MR. AND MRS. H.G. DONOHUE

Good Luck to the Graduates MR. AND MRS. OTHMAR DORSTEN

Congratulations MR. AND MRS. D.A. DRUMMER

Ha ppine s s fa r the Clas s of '62 MR.AND MRS. JOHN CLEMENS ECK

Congratulations, Seniors MR. MICHAEL FALVEY

Best Wishes for Continuing Success MR. AND MRS. CLARENCE J. FISCHER

Congratulations to the Graduates MR. AND MRS. ROBERT FLANAGAN

Congratulations, Seniors of '62 MR.AND MRS. NICK GRANATO, SR.

Congratulations, Clas s of '62 MR. AND MRS. DON R. GRIFFITH

Congratulations and Best Wishes MR. AND MRS. FRED L. HAGER

Congratulations, Henree MR.AND MRS. HENRY A. HAMLIN

Congratulations FREDERIC L. HEINZ

Congratulations, Class of '62 MR. AND MRS. GILBERT HILL

Congratulations MR. AND MRS. RAYMOND HILL

Congratulations to the Class of '62 MR. AND MRS. HARRY A. HINKLE

Congratulations, Clas s of '62 MR. AND MRS. C. K. HODELL

Congratulations to the Class of '62 MR. AND MRS. HENRY A. HOENING

OUR PARENTS Congratulations, Class of 162 MR.AND MRS. WALTER HOYER

Congratulations to the Clas s of 162 MR. AND MRS. ANDREW F.HUBER

Congratulations, Seniors MR. AND MRS. RAYMOND JACOBS

Congratulations, Clas s of 162 MR. AND MRS. GLEN JAMES

Congratulations to the Clas s of 162 LOLA M. JONES

Congratulations to the Emerald Class MR. AND MRS. JOHN KEHOE

God bless the Seniors MR. AND MRS. JOHN J. KENDER

Best Wishes to the Class of 162 MR. AND MRS. ROBERT KENNEDY

MR. AND MRS.C.J. KEYDOSZIUS Parents of Mary Alice

Congratulations, Class of 162 MR. AND MRS. MARTIN KUNTZ

Congratulations to the Clas s of 162 MR. AND MRS. RAYMOND LAUX

Best Wishes to the Class of 162 MR. AND MRS. MAURICE LEEN

Congratulations, Class of 162 MR. AND MRS. JOHN LUCID

Congratulations to the Senior Class MR. AND MRS. CHARLES MC CLELLAN

Congratulations to the Clas s of 162 MR. AND MRS. JAMES E.MCCRATE

Compliments of MR. AND MRS. EDWARD H.MEYER

Best of Luck MR. AND MRS. FRED MONNIN

Congratulations, Class of 162 MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM NOLAN

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Congratulations to the Class of 1962 MR. AND MRS. ROBERT C. ORF

Congratulations and Best Wishes MR. AND MRS. ANDY POHL

Congratulations, Seniors MRS. JAMES RICHARDS

Congratulations, Clas s of 162 CLARENCE E. RIEPENHOFF

Congratulations to the Clas s of 162 MR.AND MRS. JOSEPH A. RYAN

Congratulations to the Clas s of 162 MR. AND MRS. A. H. SCHECKELHOFF

God Bless the Graduates MR. AND MRS. JEROME B.SCHMITZ

Greetings to the Clas s of 162 MR. AND MRS. LEONARD SCHWEITZER

MR. AND MRS. GEORGE L.SHEARER Parents of Barbara

Best Wishes to the Class of 162 MR. AND MRS.E. A. SHIVELY

Congratulations to the Class of 162 MR. AND MRS. RICHARD K. SMITH

Best Wishes to the Class of 162 THE STEELE FAMILY

Best Wishes to the Class of 162 MR. AND MRS. RICHARD C. STEM

Congratulations, Clas s of 1"62 MR. AND MRS. JOHN SUCHY

Congratulations, Seniors! MR.AND MRS. PAUL E. UNGER

Succes s to the Clas s of 162 MR. AND MRS. A. VACCHIANO

Congratulations, Seniors MAJOR AND MRS. C. J. VOITH

MR. AND MRS. ROBERT D. WEAVER Parents of Gail.

Congratulations! MR. AND MRS. VINCENT WECKESSER

Congratulations to the Clas s of '62 MR.AND MRS. ANTHONY B. WENZLER

Congratulations to the Clas s of '62 MR.AND MRS. RAYMOND WOOD

Congratulations MRS. ROMA YOUNG AND SHEILA

PERSONAL PATRONS Congratulations, Clas s of '62 YOUR PAL ALMA

Con~ratulations to the Class of '62 MR. AND MRS. JOHN C.BALLMAN

Congratulations to the Clas s of ' 62 MR. AND MRS.HENRY BEIGEL

Congratulations to the Clas s of '62 MR. AND MRS.OTTIE J. BEIGEL

Congratulations to Marilyn MR. AND MRS. LOUIS G. BRINKMAN

Best Wishes to the CLASS OF '62 MR. AND MRS. J. T. BROWN

Congratulations and Best Wishes CORPUS CHRISTI COUNCIL OF CATHOLIC MEN

Congratulations to the Class of '62 MR. AND MRS. RUSSELL E. DORNBUSCH

DR. NEIL C. FARRELL ORTHODONTIST

Congratulations A FRIEND of the Clas s of 1962

Congratulations To a Friend

Congratulations from A FRIEND

Congratulations to the Graduates of '62 From a FRIEND

C ong r a tula tions To the Clas s of '62

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Compliments of A FRIEND

Compliments to the Seniors Class of '62

Success in your future endeavors A FRIEND

Compliments COLONELE.L. HOLLOWELL

Congratulations from THE ISOTOPIANS

Congratulations, Clas s of '62 ISAAC JOHNSON

Best Wishes to the Class of '62 HELEN RAIFF

Congratulations, Clas s of '62 MR. AND MRS. FRANK REYER

Best of luck to the Clas s of '62 MR. WILLIAM J. SAWAYA

Congratulations, Seniors MR. AND MRS. HENRY SCHUTTE

That the Clas s of '62 be loyal to Julienne is the prayer of FR. SEAMAN

Congratulations to the Seniors From FIVE SENIORS FROM CHAMINADE

Congratulations, Seniors MR. ANNA SLATER

Congratulations, Class of '62 JULIENNE SODALITY

Congratulations, Rita Baumgartner GRANDPARENTS, MR. AND MRS. C. H. SULLIVAN

Best Wishes to the Class of '62 MARIE A. THILL

Congratulations to the Class of '62 FATHER WESSEL

Congratulations to the Class of '62 MR. AND MRS. ROBERT WOLFF

Congratulations from RITA AND TOM ZIMMERMAN

Future Success to the Class of 1962 MR. J. ZUVERINK, JR.

God Bless Your Little Hearts, Seniors From BIG-HEARTED lOA

Congratulations to the Class of 1962 ROOM 288 - 10 C

Best Wishes to the Graduating Class Of '62 from 10 D

Congratulations to the Seniors HOMEROOM 10 E

Congratulations and Best Wishes 10 F

Congratulations and Best Wishes To the Senior Class from 10 G

From 10 I to You Congratulations, Clas s of '62

Here's a Cheer To the Clas s of '63

Congratulations and B est Wishes, Seniors, from 11 A

Good Luck to the Clas s of '62 HOMEROOM 11 B

Congratulations and Best Wishes For the Future - From 11 C

Best Wishes to the C1as s of '62 From 11 D

Best Wishes to the Seniors HOMEROOM 11 E

Best Wishes to the Class of '62 11F-351

Thanks for the Memories . . . 12 A - 107

Congratulations to the Rest of You From the Best of You - 12 B

In All You Dream and Plan and Do May All Your Future Hopes Come True - 12C

"A Fond Memory You'll Always Be" From the Class of 12 D

From the Best: To the Rest 12 E

Best Wishes from Sister Margaret Aloyse And Her Thirty-Six Peas in a P. O. D. 12F

PATRONS Compliments of ADA'S DELICATESSEN 115 Brandt Street

Compliments ATOMIC BAR

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Compliments of CINCINNATI BAKERY

CITY ICE AND FUEL CO. DIV. CITY PRODUCTS CORPORATION

COLONIAL FLOWERS 623 Salem Avenue

DARLING SHOPS 25 South Main Street

Compliments of DELVIEW MARKET

S. A. DUNKET AND SONS FUNERAL HOME--Brookville, Ohio

EAST DAYTON CARRY OUT 2503 East Fifth Street

Best Wishes to the Class of '62 NORM ECKSTEIN INSURANCE

Best Wish~s ED'S CAFE 1100 Valley Street

FASHION FURNITURE CO. 1322 Linden Aven ue

Best of Luck to the Emerald Class of '62 from 21 'GEMS'

GREGORY STONE COMPANY, INC. Congratulations

Congratulations to the Clas s of '62 GRIEVE HARDWARE 3089 Far Hills Ave.

H & S BAR 7 Brandt Street

HAJOCA CORPORATION BA 3-2264 Dayton 2, Ohio

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ROBERT J.HAND PLBG.AND HEATING CL 6-1671

Compliments to the C1as s of '62 HAUER MUSIC COMPANY

HESTER'S MARKETS, INC. Dayton, Ohio

HINDERS HOME FURNISHINGS 22 West Fifth Street Dayton, Ohio

HINKLEY CLEANERS 2924 East Third Street Plant: 4018 Kettering Blv d. Rt. 23 (S)

HOOVEN--DAYTON COMPANY 28 Volkenand Av enue Dayton , Ohio

HUBER HEIGHTS SINCLAIR BE 3-1934 Corner Kiteridge and Brandt Pike

HY PURE LABORATORIES, INC. 1140 Sycamore Street Cincinnati 10, Ohio

AL S. IOSSI CO. 999 East First Streett

JACKSON'S MARINE BA 3-6448 1068 Valley Street

KEY-ADS Outdoor Advertising

KIMMEL SHOE REPAlR Town and Country AX 3-0322

Congratulations, Class of 1962 KINZELER REALTY

KRESGE'S Airway Center

LAND B. HARDWARE STORE 2280 East Dorothy Lane

Congratulations, Class of '62 LEWIS AND MICHAEL INC. , LOCAL MOVERS

LUTZENBERGER'S DRUGS 1129 West Fifth Street·, H. Hamlin Ph. C

R.C. MAKLEY, REAL ESTATE Winters Bank Building BA 3-8131

PATRONS MARY ANN'S BEAUTY SHOP 604 Watervliet Avenue CL 3-4622

DON MAUCH'S OHMER PARK SHELL SERVICE

Congratulations to the Clas s of '62 KEN MC CALLISTER ARTISTS' SUPPLIES

MC LAUGHLIN'S HUB PHARMACY Huber Heights

MELODY TV AND APPLIANCE INC. 3016 East Third Street

MERLE NORMAN COSMETIC STUDIO 223 North Main Street BA 8-7592

Congratulations MIAMI STATIONERS

Congratulations to the Clas s of '62 FRED MILLER SCHOOL OF BATON BA 4-5205

DR. JAMES J. MOHR, CHIROPRAC TOR 2622 Wayne Av enue CL 6-0101

MOLERS ICE CREAM CO. 3400 Smithville Road

NELSON'S PHARMACY CL 2-0305 Waterv liet and Patterson Road

ONE -HOUR CLEANERAMA AX 9-8191 19 Whipp Road Dayton 59

Congratulations to the Class of '62 OWEN'S PURE OIL

Congratulations to the Class of '62 PATTERSON FLORAL GARDENS

THE PEERLESS STORAGE CO. 214 South Perry Street

BEST PLUMBING BY FAHRER 3670 Salem Avenue 278-4801

RIVERDALE PHARMACY Ed Ireton

ROBERTS FUNERAL HOME Dayton, Ohio

Congratulations to the Clas s of '62 ST. ANTHONY'S TEEN CLUB

Compliments of SAN-RAE BAKERY

SCARPELLI SHOE REPAIR 632 North Main Street

Congratulations to the Class of '62 SCHELLHAAS DRUG STORE

SCHOENBERGER'S PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY 555 Salem Av e. CR 5-1147

Compliments of STACY'S SUNOCO 1927 South Brown Street

STANDARD SEED CO. 6900 North Dixie Driv e

STEAM GENERATING EQUIPMENT SOUTHMAYD-RANKIN CO. BA 8-5414

TACOMA BEAUTY SALON CL 2-5402

G. W. TISCHER HARDWARE CO. Dayton, Ohio

TOWN AND COUNTRY FLORIST AX 3-3961

TRACY'S BAR-B-Q 1410 North Main Street

Congratulations to the Class of '62 TRADER HORN CARRY OUT AND TAVERN

TROTWOOD LOCKERS Trotwood, Ohio

Compliments of THE PRO SHOP TURLEY's MARKET 3017 E. Third Street Tailoring

Congratulations RAPP JEWELERS RALPH WAMPLER 7 West National Road Englewood, Ohio

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PATRONS For The Finest in Carpentry Call CHESTER ALLEN, Estimates Free BA 8-8238 20 years Experience

Best Wishes To The Class of 1962 ADAM BALLMANN'S SONS

THE GEORGE BEHM & SON CO. 24 McDonough Street Glass

Congratulations , Seniors BOWER'S SERVICE STATION 3921 Wayne Avenue

Designers and Builders Of Special Machinery BRINKMAN TOOL AND DIE INC.

Congratulations and Best Wishes To the Clas s of '62 MRS. JOHN BUCHOLZ AND FAMILY

CATALPA CLUB 2412 Catalpa Drive 274-0191 Jerry Podoyak

Congratulations, Clas s of '62 CATHOLIC YOUTH ORGANIZATION Father William Schwartz, Director

Compliments of THE CITY LOAN AND SAVINGS CO. Frank L. Colucci

BERT L. DAILY INC. Artists' Material 126 East Third Street

Good Luck Seniors DALE FASHIONS 1917 North Main

Congratulations to the Clas s of '62 THE DAYTON BLACK FRIARS ' GUILD "23 years of Catholic Theater"

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DAYTON CHURCH SU.PPLY CO. 136 East Third Street Our Only Location

DAYTON CREATIVE PRINTING, INC. 133 Warren Street Offset Printing

Best Wishes to the Clas s of '62 DAYTON INSURANCE SERVICE 2669 South Dixie

DOT'S SUPER MARKET Horne of Finest Fresh-Cut Meats Wrapped After You Buy Them

Congratulations, Class of '62 FIVE OAKS CLEANERS 614 Five Oaks

Demand FOCKE'S German Maid Weiners. They are the Best.

Compliments of A FRIEND of The. Clas s of 1962

A FRIEND Of the Class Of 1962

Compliments of GENTILE PRODUCE 4th and Patterson Blvd.

GITZINGER TRUCKING SERVICE You Call- -BE 3-0646 WE Haul--4769 Valley Street

HEIDER CLEANERS Fast Quality Service 3720 Wilmington Pike AX 8-6631

Congratulations to the Clas s of '62 God Bless You HOLY ANGELS CHURCH

IMMACULATE CONCEPTION SODALITY TEEN CLUB Congratulates the Class of 162

Compliments of GUY J. MAGETTI 1508 Valley Street

KING'S MARKET 1900 South Brow n Compliments

Congratulations Clas s of 162 MEYER'S MEAT SHOP INC. 4015 Far Hills and 23 Park Av e.

Need Garage Doors Call CR 5-1145 R. L. KEMP GARAGE DOOR CO.

NORTH WESTERN TOOLS, INC. 117 Hollier Av enue Gene Thomeczek--President

Congratulations to the Seniors Compliments of the PARENT - TEACHER ASSOCIATION

Compliments of WILLIAM M. PATRICK, REALTY 298-1447

J. C. PENNEY CO. 100 East Stroop Road

'Town and Country S. C.

PHOTOLEO Kettering Shopping Center Where Photography is Fun

Best Wishes PLUMBERS SUPPLY CO. of Dayton

Compliments of ROUSH AND HARGRAVE GARAGE 414 South Ludlow Street BA 3-4582

Compliments of Ned Jennings RUBICON PHARMACY

RUDY'S TAVERN 661 Creighton Av enue Congratulations Class of 162

Congratulations, Seniors Class of 1962 ST. ALBERT A-HIGH CLUB

Congratulations to Seniors of Julienne From NINE MOTHERS OF ST.ANTHONY PARISH

Good Luck SHANNON BUICK CO. 161 Salem Av enue

SNYDER CONCRETE PRODUCTS, INC. 2613 South Dixie Av enue Dayton 9, Ohio

Congratulations to the Class of 1962 THE C. N. STEMPER CO. 853 East First Street

. TILES CONTEMPORARY - BY TAYLOR 607 Brown Street Dayton 2, Ohio

TIMMER'S VALETERIA CLEANERS 622 Springfield Street Dayton 3, Ohio

Compliments of WAGNER WOOD COMPANY

Class of 1962 Welcome to NOTRE DAME ALUMNAE Marygrace Weckesser 136 Pres.

Compliments of WHITE CLOVER DAIR Y FARMS 1742 East First Street CL 3-6911

WOODMAN BOWLING LANES 3200 Woodman Drive Open Bowling AX 3-3179

Compliments of LENORE ZAPOLEON INC.

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How will you use

Today the Class of '62 joins a distinguished group

of graduates throughout the nation.

Your most priceless graduation gift is TIME.

You can look forward to approximately 100,000

working hours before you reach retirement age.

YOUR 100,000 HOURS? Actually, 100,000 hours is not a great deal of time.

You cannot afford to make many false starts. You

should do some hard thinking right now, decide

what you want to do in life, and then plan how to

achieve your goal.

No matter what field you choose .. . business

or medicine, electronics or finance, engineering or

the social sciences . . . fantastic changes are being

made. Trained minds are needed more than ever

before to maintain this progress and make the World

of Tomorrow a better place in which to live.

How you invest your 100,000 working hours

will be the answer to how successful you become

in whatever field of endeavor you select for your

life's work.

THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER COMPANY

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CONG RATULA TI ONS

to

THE SEN IORS of '62

JOSEPH J. TISDALL

MANUFACTURERS'

REPRESENTATIVE

WALTER FUNERAL SERVICE

CONGRATULATIONS

1235 N. Main Street

Congratulations

and

Best of Luck

to the

Seniors

Com.pliments

of the

STU DENT COUNCIL

CONGRATULATIONS!

Class of 1962

C ompliments of

THE WAGNER-SMITH CO.

PRETZELS

and

POTATO CHIPS

1700 E. First Street CLearwater 3-6731

Dayton 3, Ohio

COMPLIMENTS

.OF

A FRIEND

OF

MARY PAT WENZLER

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Compliments of

DAYTON ACADEMY OF DANCE

5126 Brandt Pike Huber Heights

Pat Yad10ski BE 3-0282

BORCHERS

Serving you for 58 Years

Miami Valley's Oldest Ford Dealers

cars New - trucks- Used

"DEAL WHERE DAD DEALT"

366 S. Main St. - Dayton

Park at any of our 3 lots

AL'S USED CARS

1050 Valley Street

At Stanley Avenue '

Good Luck

THE COMMUNITY BANK

"Small enough to Care - - Big enough to Shal

5116 Brandt Pike

Dayton 24, Ohio

BE 3-6500

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CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS!

FRI EDMAN-EASTERLI NG STUDIO

6 13 Salem Avenue CR 5-0941

CONGRATULATIONS TO

THE CLASS OF ' 62

JOHN B. GElS, Builder

Compliments Compliments of

of

GETTYSBURG FOOD CENTER

2198 N. Gettysburg at King's Highway

Robert C. Orf, Manager

HOUSER'S PHARMACY

5428 Kemp Road Spin Kemp Shopping Center

Free Prescription Delivery

CL 3-9148

C. R. Houser, Jr. Prop . .

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CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF '62

MUTUAL TOOL & DIE, INC.

417 Leo Street

Da yton 4, Ohio

Congratulations

to the

Seniors Congratulations

From

YOUR LITTLE SISTERS

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from.

CORPUS CHRISTI TEEN CLUB

JEMIMA RUSSELL-STATIONER

Dayton Town and Country

Phone 298-1423

Fairborn Plaza

Phone 878-8675

CONGRATULATIONS

AND

Congratulations

to

The Senior Class of 1962

Mr. and Mrs. Theodore W. Suttmiller

BEST WISHES

to the

SENIOR CLASS OF 1962

CLUB CAYODA

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CONGRATULATIONS! . . , CLASS OF 6a.

SPECIALISTS IN

CLEANING FORMALS

only you and Pantorium

will eve r know

... it isn't new

PANTORIUM CLEANERS

Phone CR 7-6561

MEYER & BOEHMER FUNERAL HOME

To get down to

BRASS TACKS

1733 S. Brown Street, At Sawmill Road

Da yton 9, Ohio

"C onveniently Located To Serve You. "

Whether you are a commercial or academic

student, the telephone company may have

a spot that would suit you very nicely

... one that provides a good salary and

excellent opportunities to get ahead . The

point is: If you are a girl who is about

to graduate, we would like to talk with

you in our employment office ..

OHIO BELL @

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Compliments of

GEO. A. PFLAUM, PUBLISHER, INC.

Publishers of the

Messenger

and

Treasure Chest

. KRAMER'S

1018 Irving Avenue

Dayton, Ohio

CONGRATULATIONS

To The Class of '62

. McCOOK BOWL Keowee At Leo

224-7686

44 Automatic Lanes in a Row without a Post

Cocktail Lounge and Restaurant

Air Conditioned Free Parking

Pro-Shop

Bowling Balls Drilled While You Wait

Open Daily 9:00 A. M. Till 2:30 A. M.

Frank Kronauge

I nsurance Agency, Inc .

Thomas K ronauge, Agent

3951 Far Hills Ave. AX 8-8674

All Forms of Insurance

Since 1923

CONGRATULATIONS

CHARLES H. MEUCHE

GREETINGS TO THE GRADUATES CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS '62

WECKESSER ELECTRIC CO.

WESTBROCK FUNERAL HOME 1831 TacoIna Street

1712 Wayne Avenue Dayton, Ohio CL 3-6183

Since 1892 All l1S0UNDil needs for the HOIne and Industr

Make Beauty Culture Your Career

at

Midwest's Leading Beauty Schools

Richard Weston School of Beauty Culture

124 East Third Street

Dayton 2, Ohio ~ •

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TOWNE and COUNTRY

A LUMINUM HOME IMPROVEMENT DIV.

WATER SOFTENERS

Why pay more? When you can get the best for less.

ALSCO- WINDOWS-DOORS & SIDING

L I LITE - VENT AWNINGS & CARPORTS

Room Additions

"H erb Hetzler" 2817 Wilmington Pike 298-7264

Compliments of

WHITE VILLA

FAMOUS FOODS

J 1M WARD HAl R DRESSERS

22 2241 Catalpa Drive CR 7-9646

WILLIAMS BROTHERS

ROOFING CO.

3235 Valley street

Phone BE 3-4175

ALL TYPES OF ROOFI NG

Aluminum & Asbestos siding Storm Doors

Storm Wi ndows Awnings and Canopies

GOOD LUCK

1962 GRADUATES

Congratulations and Best Wishes

to the Class of 1962

B. G. DAN IS C'O., INC.

1518 East First Street

WM , FURST

BE 3-3618

HUGO FURST

CR 7-7413

FURST THE FLORIST

Since 1905

"Flowers for all occasions 'l

1306 N , TROY STREET SA 3-6781

JIM FLYNN'S

SPORTING GOODS - TOYS

. School Sweaters

New Location downtown

132 East 2nd 132 East 2nd Street

Plus

Hills & Dales - Forest Plaza - Van Buren

Shopping Centers

Phone 222-2883

CHUCK FREY'S

68 Burkhardt Avenue DAYTON, OHIO

PHONE CL. 6·3821

After the prom, game or show

is the place to go

for bigger and better hamburgers

and famous

JUMBO BURGERS

Also a wide variety of unusual sandwiches,

complete meals, soups, salads, gorgeous desserts

Teletray Car Service,

See the Yellow Pages for the PARK MOOR near you

FRANK L. HAER & SONS

BRICK & STONE CONTRACTORS

4712 N. Dixie Drive

Dayton 14, Ohio

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Our company, as a member of the Dayton busines s community for 50 years,

is happy to have this opportunity to extend to you our very best wishes for the

future. May you find both pleasure and satisfaction as you move on to new act-

ivities and responsibilities.

Those in our organization who are Julienne alumnae add a special greeting and

an invitation to consider joining them at Standard Register if you are contemp-

lating a busines s career.

The Standard Register Company 626 Albany Street

Dayton, Ohio

Julienne I S prospects for the Standard Register Company

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