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Tomorrow night just won't be Alter's night.

Tomorrow Alter's Knights will not score.

The A I te~ Kn i-9pts -will f el the Eagles ' bite,

For tomorrow the Eagles will soar'

- Alter pep rally Friday, Nov. 8,1974

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MAYNARD

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POWDER PUFF

"Powderpuff ••• that's what they call it anyway. I knew I was in for a rough game from the second the whistle was blown. Everyone was chasing after me, each with a goal in min.d. I've always been. rather straight-laced,' yet I continually find myself in these situa- . ti ons, Som e of those girls real I y hogged the ball, but then ,they don't call me "pigskin" for nothing."

Final Score: 24-24.

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HOMECOMING 1974

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Another year brings with it its first bi g dance, and traditionally, that dance isH omecoming. This -year" China Grove" filled everyone's hopes with an eastern mystique. The glowing reflection from the oriental lanterns, shaded everyone's mood, and made dancing impossible to resist. The excitement was taken one step higher with the awarding of King and . Queen. Those to receive the honors were: KING-Chuck Long, QUEEN-Terri Liddy. The ATTENDANTS-Jane Moeder, Laure Staton, Ava Webb,Herb Leigh, Robert Scott, and Dave Miller.

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FOOTBALL STATISTICS

VARSITY 3-7

CJ 7 Fairmont West 14 CJ 0 Sidney 12 CJ 41 Col. White 8 CJ 32 Miamisburg 0 CJ 13 Patterson 12 CJ 0 Moeller 55 CJ 6 Belmont 21 CJ 34 Carro II 41 - CJ 14 Badin 18 CJ 14 Alter 21

RESERVE 2-4

CJ 0 Alter 26 CJ 0 Meadowdale 8 CJ 8 . Patterson 6 CJ 6 Belmont 8 CJ 12 Carro II 8 CJ , 0 Jefferson 14

FROSH 1-6

CJ 22 Ankey 12 CJ 0 Patterson 12 CJ 8 Carro II 16 CJ 0 ' Belmont 10 CJ 6 Alter 36 CJ 0 Miamisburg 36

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Chaminad~-Julienne Dayton, Ohio Volu

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We all anticipatea band camp. Why? forward to: well water, becl checks i IIAII at 7:15 in the morning? All week long in cries: IILift your legs ... Can't you Start at letter E ... Lift your legs ... . . . Horns up on the roll off ... Check Youlve got to work off those €Ierne its. II

What kept us go ing through a II th is? tion enough. But there's always the creates a feeling that can't be described.

BAND CAMP

How could we poss ibly have looked lounge, Jungle Joyce, and calisthenics our sleep we heard Bro. Bruce's people march 8 to 5 ... Guide right. You guys look like youlre stepping in manure those fi les ... Pull the wedge ...

Just the fun of it might have been motiva-app laus e of the crowd after a performance wh ich Yeah, 11m sure t at'sit ...

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Su-m mer's Come

Changes - once again. Beginning to loosen up

in summer's routine. Soon to face rules and regulations Tomorrow there's school.

Yesterdays keep growing, Another calendar in the drawer. September's arrival

has each day scheduled -Tomorrow's too planned.

Thinking needs practice patterns for particular subjects,

Eas ier than thought to be. Tomorrow looks better.

Friends handling situations, Rowdy library action,

cops and robbers ••• Relief!

Tomorrow looks good •••

and Gone

We the c lass of nl neteen hUhdred anilt 'S4tvt!.ntj~h",:~~·7ff1lW&tii1.~(J.:_.f.mw.r1.o'olc4I!cf_ ward to this night with great anticipation. Over high school, thInking of It as an end. Ves, we were nNn"",O'I,,1ft

"exceedingly great joy" from the mighty halls of lienne. However several mo th ago we realized that this night, although it marks the completion of an accomplishment, is acfu Iy only the beginning. It was after this realization that our heads began to go around In circles. llhe questions: Who am l? Where do I go from here? What career am I going to pursue began to a ise. We began feeling lost before actually beginning our journey through life. In her poem, lit; e ney", Penny Trealer wrote:

Frequently my Ufe goes around in circles hard to tell the beginning

Impossible the end. Someti mes the road I travel Is straight

as an arrow but then the road intersects

and I stand indecisive hollowness Invades yet cocki Iy I decide

what to travel and

how to travel only to discover that deep down my life iSi not as full

as rich as It coul be

as it was meant to be. That whicH was beginning to make me whol.

nurturing the potential within freeing me -so the love contained within

could overflow was hurriedly dammed.

Now live come to a grinding halt looked around

evaluated And in this evaluation

discovered there are things which cannot be evaluated. For tAe class of 1975 this poem is quite ap ,ficable. Our fives have ir;ldeed gane around- In clr-

du. This is only one of many beginnings ana ~lnly one end. The roadstwe've traveled here at Chaminade-Julienne have mostly been straight. But now we've come to crClllt'OiId. If 's _"lor

has been one of decision making, withoLt mommy or daddy telling us wW:to do. ThiS erlod ~ .• t:dE!cisions has been a lonely time. Vou were there to help yes, but this 0 e was Qn us, we coufdn't

it on you. Counselors were available but t ey can only adviSe and poin out the di,.~n to get where you are going. We had to decide wllere we wanted to go. It has Ileen hard, and for some

it is a continuing process, but we must d~ cide what to travel and how to travel. We here on night promise to make our lives as full a~d as ri ch as they can be as they were meant to be4 At this moment many of us are trying to i valuate the past years. Were t 4'Y gGcid or baclt Dilt I

learn all I could have? Did we waste our time? Was it worth it? Or, just wh re drd1.ft& ye s go'l These questions can't be answered now. Rig i now, we can only remember.

Let us remember the good and bad. The ~ Iubs we did and didn't join. Th ~lasses we skipped those we wished we had. The games, a ~mblies, the proms, and the one thing we can't forget: merger of the three schools. Remember,"~ is a happy sad affair. With it comes hagpiness like

[!t'l:~Un"'mbering the "special announcements" ~ the morning and sadness like losing to AI just Q

more time. And while we're remembering, r~member this fellow classmates. As we set our goals for the future let us s~oot high for the stars and the moon. And u we -

deavor to get to our dreams afar, know that ~ney're reachable; the stars and the mean. We ;rm~5t fight our battles though they be many. We mLst endure and again endure. Shoot 0 ~est shot though we may miss the mark and hit the stars instead of the moon: 'And when the ti mes comes to be evaluated we'll know that we've done our \best. And the all knowing and carihg God will gently reach down and judg'e us as his chi Idren wha ~e knows have done their best. As I take my seat I dlarge the ni neteen hundred and seventy-five graduating c lass of Chaminade-Juliehne with' the poem, "B Strong", author unknown. -

Be strong! We're not here

to play, to dream, to drift We have lots of work to do

and loads to lift Shun not the battle

face it, tis God's gift Be strong! ' Say not the days are evi I who's to blame.

Hold thy head in acquiese. Oh shame Speak out but bravely in God's name

Be strong! It matters not how greatly entrenched the wrong How hard the battle goes.

Stand up! Fight on! Tomorrow comes the song.

SPECIAL THANKS TO:

KAREN BORCHERS DARRELL NEFF OF

EASTERLING MR. LOPEZ OF COLOR

TECHNIQUES CHARLIE MILLER OF

AMERICAN YEARBOOK CO.

JIM PERA LISA SCHUBERT JANE KRONENBURGER CHRIS HUEBNER

I would also like to thank the rest of my staff because it was their . combined efforts that pro­duced this book, a book which is like a fine vintage wine. We began' by planting an idea. After many hours of labor and some disappointments, it began to flourish. Soon, other ideas stemmed from it and we continually cultivated them, picking only the ripesLThese ideas matured and be­came real as we gathered and preserved the events of the year. Bottled within these pages are the richest and most treasured memories. As they age, they will sparkle and shine arid seem to say, "1975, a very good year!" .

- Tennyson .

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Varsity Voll eyball

Sea vercreek Carroll Alter West Carrollton Fairborn Park Hills Miamisburg Alter Northridge Oakwood

Record 7-2

W 2-1 L 1-2 W 2-1 L 0-2 W 2-0 W 2-0 W 2-1 W 2-0 W 2-1

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INVITATIONAL MEETS

Miamisburg Relays 1 s t of 15 teams 6 awards Fairview Invitational 4th of 18 teams 2 awards Greenville Invitational 2nd of 11 teams 3 awards Fairborn Invitational 2nd of 8 teams 7 awards Brookville Invitational 2nd of 15 teams 6 awards Bethal Inv itational 3rd of 15 teams 3 awards Princeton Relays 7th of 43 teams 1 award Xenia Invitational 2nd of 7 teams 6 awards

Sectional 2nd of 17 teams District 10th of 12 teams

DUAL MEETS

Beavercreek 32, Fairmont West 40, C-J 42 Trotwood 39, C-J 40 Carroll 118 C- J 15, Alter 48, Carroll 83

CROSS COUNTRY'74-'75

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RESERVE CHEERLEADERS

Cynthia Christ ian Peggy Coogan Gina Davidson Dana Donahue Kermette Reddens

FRESH MEN

Laura Luft Karen Stapleton Denise Tatone Acqua Porter Cheryl McKnight Cindy Begley

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Cynthia Crawford Kathy Wi lIiamson Claire Staton Elaine Mauch Carla Douglas

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Father George Abmayr Media Area

Brother Thomas Andrassy English

Sr, Kathy Dwyer and Ti m Gonsorsk i

Jani ce Ardner Department Coordinator of

Math

Brother Thomas Ashbrock Bookstore Manager

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Father Charles Bergedi ck Theology ,

Nancy Biaga Media Area

Sister Donna B laul Math

Elena Borchers Spanish, French

Brother Thomas Brassington Theology

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OF ALL EDUCATION

Quincy Burns Maintenance Service

Genevi eve But/son Media Area

Mrs. Will

Joseph Catera Oi rector of Student Welfare

Patri ck Connor Physical Education

30 TO' MAKE YOURSELF

Ursula Duguid Dept. Coordinator of Lan­

guage

Sister Kathl een Dwyer Dept. Coordinator of Art

George Early Dept. Coordinator of Social Studies

Ora Fant Media Area

Sister Carol and Mr. Catera start their own bus i ness.

YOU HAVE TO DO

Maragaret Goode Attendance CierI<

Jam es Greel1 Maintenance Service

Sister Alma Grollig Dept. Coordinator of English

Brother Wi II iam Grundish Guidance

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"Do Y9u want to dance ••• I

WHETHER YOU· LIKE IT

Kenneth Justus Science

Robert Katcavage Athletic Director Health and Physical Ed.

Richard Kleclmer Co. of Public Relations Di rector of Special Projects

Dani el Kosak Science, Physical Education

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IT IS

"No autographs please! "

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Sister Carol Lichtenberg Director of Student Welfare Biology

Virginia Link Chairperson Human Relation

Counci I

"This doesn't add up."

Ruby Long Media Area

Brother Ronald Lu ksi c Guidance, English

THAT OU'G'HT TO

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Sr. Christine Juli e McGuirk Sci ence

Doris McWi Iii ams Administrati ye Assistant

Mary Nagel Spanish

Betty Naughton Business

Brother James Pera Soci al Studi es

AND HOWEVER EARLY

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Julie Sparks Physical Education

Sherman Starks Mai ntenance Servi ce

Charles Su Ilenberger Mechani cal Drawi ng

Brother Jeffrey Sullivan Industri al Arts

Mr. and Mrs. Zaidain

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Ardyce Van Oss Dept. Coordinator of Phys. Ed.

Kennet h Urban Science

Donald Wei mert Soci al Studi es

Brother Robert Wi ethorn Director of Student Serv i ces, Sci ence

Tony Wourms and Father Abmayr

HE LEARNS

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C-J 54 Richmond 72 C-J 56 Fairmont West 81 C-J 42 Carroll 56 C-J 49 Xenia 50 C-J 51 Meadowdale 61 C-J 63 Colonel White 72 C-J 73 Fairmont East 71 C-J 73 Patterson 63 C-J 67 C in. Moeller 58 C-J 56 Fairview 59 C-J 70 Belmont 58 C-J 63 Beavercreek 46 C-J 69 Wi Iber Wright 65 C-J 75 Centervi lie 68 OT C-J 56 Hami Iton Badin 57 C-J 63 Jefferson 51 C-J 73 Lima Catholic 74 C-J 48 Alter 76

TOURNAMENT

C-J 75 Belmont 55 C-J 57 Roosevelt 77

VARSITY won 9 lost 11 RESERVE won 6 lost 12 FRESHMAN won 3 lost 13

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" ... freedom to create and to construct, to wonder and to venture

requires that the 'individual ~ be

Rifle Team

Back Row L to R: C. Monroe, F. Luckett, M. Sprowl, M. Tokarsky, J. Catera, L. Stader. Middle Row : J. O'Conner, J. Smyth, J. Abele, J. Brugger, T. Arquilla, M. Jackson. Front Row : M.J. Summers, R. Sum­mers, S. Mi lis, M. Mi lis.

A 1200 MILE WALK It start­ed out as a Sunday stroll and ended up as a 1,200

mi Ie hike down the Appala­chian Trai I from Main to

~ Virginia. The day broke clear as we stood at the base of Mt. Katatidin about to start on an unforgettable journey -upward, onward, around, down, 'backward and who knows where else. Through this journey, many unforseen th ings happened. For ex-amp Ie, have you ever spent 120 days carrymg your house on your back, or pitched your tent in a nice spot only to find yourself ina foot of water the next morni ng, or carri ed two sleeping bags because someone in the group got sick? Have you ever had Jello for breakfast and soup for dinner for three days because · someone left a coup Ie of cans of food and the Bisquick at the last place you camped, or have you ever slipped off a rock only to find yourself hip deep in mud?

Wake up in the midd Ie of the night and you can see countless numbers of stars and hear no sounds of the city •

You may have done some of these things, but we doubt that you1ve done them . all ... unless of course you1re one of us-one of the magnificent seven: .Bro. Dave Qui g ley, Jeff Brugger, Mike Sprowl, Jim and John Orr, Rick Piekutowski, and Greg Bayer. Our trip was more than 1,200 mi les, more than 4 months I • • ; ' j twas gr'eat, it was full of learn­ing, it was, , • more than words, .

Mike Sprowl

D ua I Meets 2 - 6 - 1

C-J 12 Belmont 51 C-J 17 Xenia 50 C-J 37 National Trai I 30 C-J 40 Roth 25 C-J 27 Dixie 37 C-J 26 Colonel White 32 C-J 11 Wi Imington 53 C-J 26 Patterson 26 C-J 21 Oakwood 36

TOURNAMENTS

4th Northridge I nvi tational 5th Southwest Catholic Invitational 6th Independent Invitational

12 th Sectional

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FRl5HMEN •••

Mark Adams John Andrews Chris Arnold

Jerry Bach Marty Bachy

Dave Ballard Eric Barker Mary Bauer

Mark Chrowl

Pam Cooper

Jennie Donatelli

Chrystan Coleman

Elizabeth Clark Lorraine Clemons

Donna Connors

Mary Cummings

Mi ke Donovan

Galen Curry

Barb Dryden

Moni ca Dunsky Chris Ebert

Chuck Eifert Bob Eifert Sam Elam

Mark Curry Scott Curtner

Eddie Davis

Mary Dewinter Steve Di rito

Isy D'Agostino

Christina DeJarnette

DeDe Doll

Susan Ellis . Carol Engleman · Sherry Engleman

Rick- Ernst Carla Fair

Paul Fancett Maureen Fay Carol Finch

Tom Hemmelgarn

Rick Hicks

Pat Hinds

Coleen Jablinski

Paul Janowiecki

Joyce Jones

Corey Henderson

Keith Higginbotham

Ed !:lines

Carrie Jackson

Ray Jonnson

Kim Jones

Lynn Herbert

Steve James

Stephanie Jordon

Pat Hofele Mary Holtvoight

Mark Horstman Rodney Humphri es

Lynne Horner '

Terri Hunt Steve Hunter Mike Ivory

Lisa Karl Christina Katulak

Jeff ~aufhold

Mike Kemp Joan Kleibecker ·

Cori Kaufman

John Kavanaugh

Joe Kleinschnitz

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Lori Mays Jack McCarthy Mike McCray

Mike McDonald

Pat McGarry

Dennis McGuire

Mary Mi kalauskas

Shei la McKeon

Jeff Mitrisin

II ' ) ri

I' ~ Bridget Monaghan

Bri an Morton

Martin Moorman

Nathan Moyer

Cheryl McKnight

Jeff Moell

Mary Jo Mueller

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Sidney McManus

Sherry McWilliams

Steve Mei xn er

Mari ca Meli a Kenny Melrose

Jon Merkle

Sarah Mulligan

Mary -Lynn Naughton

John Nowak

Ri ck Mescher

Chris Muncy

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Mary O'Donnell

Carol Ni eto

Gabri ele Micheel

Donna Muzechut

Jennifer Oldiges

James . Sandridge

Larry Satkowia

Theresa Scearce

Joe Seitz

Mike Smelstor

Lisa Shay

Ann Sarabia

Tim Sayer

Any Schaaf

Mary Seka"a

Joe Shock

Debbie Smith

Janice Sargent

Mark Sendelback

Ed Smith

Patty Schmitz

Mark Schultz

Keith Smith

Lynn Stang

Kathy Schubert

Lenore Schroeder

Mark Sears

.Loree Smith

Tom Smith

Karen Stapleton

Ann Schubert

John Schulte

Elizabeth Smyth

Eri c Seiden­schimidt

Marchand Smith

Mike Stemly

Carl Will

Cathy Wi msatt

Jim Wolff

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Pam Williams

Sarah Wine

S, WoII enhaupt

Renee Williams

Mary Worthington

Denise Yantis

Mary Zinck

Tammie Zimmer

Rita Zahn

Leona Zimmerman

SIPHD"DRE5 ••••

Kim Zelik

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Donna Burroughs

Mary B. Campbe II

Ninette Chirco

Jeff Crompton

Ann D.avis

Jim Cahill

Janice Christy

Mareie Crutcher

Julie Carlston

Dan Diemunsch

Prentiss Dishman

Dana Donahue

George Campbell

Jeff Chrowl

Gina Davidson

Beth Donatelli

Frank Coffey

Amy Corwin

Carla Douglas

Bob Easton

Theresa Columbe

Don Comboy.

Peggy Coogan

Dan Corley

Jim Couture

Tom Drewing

Carol Dunn

Sherrie Ehrman

Martin Dunsky

Cynthia Crawford

Pam Druga

Chris Eifert

Rick Heberling

Tom Hickey

Kim Hodge

Peter Klopf

Chuck Kulhanek

Madonna Lee

Ruth Ann Hemmer

Tim Hickey

Eva Honingford

Charles Knight

V. Lauterbach

Carol Le ibold

Dave Hess

Greg Koslns

Dot Leibold

Dave Jablinski John Jackson

Liz Keefe

Mike Lentz

Theresa Lutz

Gretchen Karl

Mari Kidd

Sheryl Lunce

Ron Long

Therese Mahoney

Kevin Jackson.

Bob Karl

Dave Kitchen

Steve Lucas

Terri Luthman

Bob Maly

Jim O'Conner

Jo Olekas

Marty Porter

Dave Richardson

Paul Robinson

Ann Roy

Maureen O'hearn

Ed Over

Patty Post

Denise Ricker

.-. Bob Roll

Pam Rushau

\ Joel Oldiges

Claire Prentiss

Rosemary Rindler

Lori Rutledge

Kim Pridmore

Dan Redmond

Vernon Saine

Kermette Reddens

Teresa Puthoff

Bob Reeb

Lawrence Sanders

Carol ~arabia

Frank Scarpell i Teresa Schaefer

Allice Randall

Mary Reddington

Michelle Sarno

Amy Richardson

Kevin Sandridge

Tom Scherack

Mark Thompson

Margaret Trick

Dave Tunney

John Wolff

Gary Yarnall

Teresa Zakanycz

Dave Trautman

Patti Trick

Paula Turner

Tony Wourms

Nobert Young

John Tremblay

Mike Wegerzyn

Jeannie Wysinsk

Karla Weghorn

Cece Woeste

Jane Westendorf

Larry Weisman

Ki m Wolbers

Kathy Williamson

Gerri Wendling

Janet Wolf

Bill Brinkman

Beth Burger

Barb Bussinger

Mark Corwin

Tim Cronin

Ernie Curry

Tom Broadstone

Marianne Burneka

Kevin Byrd

Marty Cristofaro

Joselyn Cunningham

Chris D'Elia

Jeff Brugger

Monste Caldere

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Cindy Crompton

Greg Davis

Chris Chappie Andy Chestnut Rita Chimel

Karen Clemons

Julie Clark

John Coffey

Debra Clark

Tom Corcoran

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Patti Davis

Joe uowmon

Tony Dix

Karen porsten

Tom Drummer

Gerri Douglas

Denise Donahue

Rhonda Dunn

Ken Hemmelgarn

Brenda Hickman

Dennis Herbert

Bobbie Klein

Pat Kroger

Dave Kothman

Mary Hemmelgarn

Jane Hinders

Peg Klosterman

-Ron Hess

Kay Kramer

Jane Kronenberger

Terry Hemmer

Lynette Hinesman

Dave Kopp

Joe Krone nbe rger

AI Hodapp

Mary Kerkhoff

Charlie Johnson

Chris Hornocker Chris Jackson

Margy Keating

Margie Killian Rob Klawon

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Kris Kuntz

Mary Luchsi nger

Renee Laack

Rene Longpre

Dale Lunce

Connie Larger

Mike Lopez

Dave Madlinge ~

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Tonya Patton

Bi" Pri er

Joslynn Phillips

Patti Penn

Tammy Piety

Molly Raiff

Jacquelin Phi IIips

Anne Reddington

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Jani e Roll

Elizabeth Scearce

Kathy Schindler

Renee Romie Joe Saluke

Ann Schenking

Doris Schroeder Sue Schubert

Don Repine Bob Richardson Mary Rieser ·

Mark Rindler Karen Roberts

stephen Roberts

Jim Schultz

Ji m Rohrer

Tim Schwendeman

John Sears

Chris Seitz Kathy Sendelbach.

Mi ke Rohrkaste

Robert Scott

Fred Si ebert

Karen Shearer

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Bernard woeste

Cheryl Zennie

Dino Zinzigk

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Bill Woeste

Rita Zimmerman

Jamese Wright

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LADIES AND GENTLEMAN, PRESENTING

That sounds pretty impressive doesnlt it? I, think it does. It took a 10 g time, a lot of arguing and plenty o~ pracbicing to get threre. I t:! the end everyooe though~ it was worth all that . I mean after winning three trop ~ ies, those long tiring practices seemed actually worth­while. But when itls allover and you have time to sit and look back on it all, you realize you loved every minute of i f • •• even band camp. Then .you realize something in you wi II never be the same and yould give anythi ng to relive i ~ all again . Thatls what the past three years have meant to me. I hope Paula, Rose Anne, Chris, Kathy, Janice, Peggy, Karen, Shelley and Margie feel the same.

Terri Liddy

F A T H E R

Many Years

Have Earned All my Respect Towards him

Becoming Everything Loving and Offic ial

To Offer

Decisive And Defensive Dedication Young

DAUGHTER

MUSIC DEPARTMENT

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Both the Chorus and the Symphonic Band received an excellent rating at the 0 hio Mu ic Education Associa­tion Band and Chorus Contest as well as presenting some fine in and out of school con- I.

certs over the course of the year, culminating i the An­nual Festival of music.

The Concert Band be-sides presenting concerts

I here at schoo 1,- traveleled t I different grade schools a r-

ing the course of the yea ~ to : give concerts, an effort ~

which has decidedly helpe recruitment to our music pro­gram.

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ATHUETI CROSS COUNTRY RESERVE VO LEYBALL

Tim Bucher Kevin Jackson Greg Brun Janet Schrier Don Buckner Carl Miller Ken Spitzig Sharon Gudorf Don Carter John Sharkey Steve Wo Ilenhaupt Marcia N i cho las Bill Cochran P a u I N ev ius J 0 1W-I-.f.W.4-<"'-- -----r-Q ti 0S:t====-======:::;~ Brian Crimmins Jim OIConnor Ti -0 soroski An Sobieski · Paul DiR ito Bob Richardson Da e Kothman C I ire Staton ' Mike Dunn Dave Richardson Pa Kroger Ma y Bauer Free 9 ~er'-=-::::::=::::::"~=G11 ars;========--Bi I Woesti Kelly Foster Dan Fry Greg Stone J i Burnett Pa G udorf Mar Hodapp ave Trautman Bo Karl Colleen Jablinski Dave Mi lIer ~ohn Tremblay R Schommer Jul e Kronenburger Mark Plum er Mike Wegerpyn Ge rge Spitzig Lor.i Mays Larry Pre te Ray Westmoreland K in Brodbeck Dave Reeve 'red Harker To Grandi 10 Dave Richards n Ti Kroger Tim S 'Iey ALL Kris Bergman Steve S ckleman Ma Broom Rick Stanley hris Alfnold Li clIa Jette Rick Verrett Jerry Bach Gr chen Klopf Dave Vore M rty Bachey Je I1lne Weis Jim Wilson Eric arker Ch~ s Chapie Nate Young i c urkhara Mar~ Ann Eng Ie Bill Bach -;~ an Burne a Boll> i Klein

y 9avii S=~~:::='===3-eiH J ne Wysinski Mark Wells Steve DiR ito Sh ee Gossett Steve Bauer Sam Elam Dave Kopp James Faircloth IS VARSlTY BASKET Tim Schwendeman Greg orc~ynski L Mark Mays Keith Higginbotham Mike Rohkaste odney Humph ies Bi II Kern Ed Stafford Matt Liddy ChUi k Long Tony Trammel Greg Mays Dav Miller George Tyler John McCarthy Rolli t Offutt Ti m H.:...;:i c~k~e~y;;::::::---=::;;::::=-P a t M cG arry -...;....---~~~=---J i-rr1 I1'W1~--""""''''''''-----' 6-0 M-rre er de Mil1jS~A'--------' , Jimmy Brooks Dan Moosbrugger David P·laspohl Mary Beach Dave Kopp Vernon Saine Tom Quig ley Cindy Luken Mark Mays

Jef.f Raiff Karla"Reichert RESERVE FOOTBALL Clarence Riehardson Ka en Ballman g~~I~em~~

Larry Satkowiak Bar ra Bertke Bob Moeder . Jeff Chrowl Tim Sayer Ma Ann Cook Pren~is Dishman Mark Sears Elai e Mauch Bob E$lst n Eric S eidenschmidt An Meyers ., Mike Galt Keith Smith Che y I Zennie Pat Holloran Richard Sutter Ma~y Cummings Sidne Hayes Tony Thomas An~ Maria Gatchell

Keith Thurman Brenda Krug

"Every Age Projects

Jenny Smith Mark K irchmer

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Ann Stoermer Tim Swank

loo its own image

, , SPRING

C-J held its second successful fes­tival on May 16,17, and 18. Most of the activities were held in the gym and cafeteria. There was also a coffeehouse held in the library and a spook house in the student lounge.

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MUSIC BY CANDLELIGHT I do not compete,

that which I express comes from the heart and if it forms a melody,

whether it be pleasing or not, it is serene.

I do not as k you to lis ten, for II ve not noti ced your appearance.

I am lost in expression.

I do not wish you to compare, for my expression wishes

to be creative, and creativity should not

be bound by q limits of comparison. I~

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Meadowda-Ie 1 Fairview 3 Belmont 1 Fairmont West 5 Beavercreek 5 Fairview 3 Miamisburg 2 Oakwood 4 West Carrollton 3 Beavercreek 3 Belmont 3 Oakwood 4 Fairmont East 5 Meadowdale 3 Trotwood

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WOMEN'S

Kris Bergman Mary Broom Linda Jette Gretchen Klopf Jeanne Weis Chris Chappie Mary Ann Eng Ie Bobbi Klein Jeanne Wysinski Sheree Gossett

4 2 4 0 0 2 3 1 2 2 2 1 0 2 0

TENNIS

MEN'S

WON 3 LOST 12

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15 Stivers 0 7 Stivers (3 innings) 2 7 Wilbur Wright 7

15 Roosevelt 1 0 Northridge 3 8 Oakwood 1 4 Middletown-Fenwick 3 5 Middletown-F enwick 0 8 Patterson 6 3 Fairmont West 6 9 Northmont 4 5 Miamisburg 2 8 Vandali a Butl er 5 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT

8 Boone Cbunty (KY) 4 9 Boone County (KY) 4 C-J OPPONENT

10 Northmont 5 9 Fairview ~

3 Stebbins 0 4 West Carrollton 1

13 National Trail 12 3 Alter 4 REGIONAL. TOURNAMENT;. 4 Northridge 3

13 Carr.oll 1 7 Springfield North 4

3 Fairmont West 7 6 Boone County (KY) 3 STATE TOURNAMENT

7 Boone County (KY) 6 9 Cincinnati Colerain 2

10 Patterson 9 .. 3 Columbus West 4

7 Carroll 6 9 Cin. Mt. Healthy 0 RECORD WON 37, LOST 9

5 Cin. Mt. Healthy 2 9 Wayne 1 4 Stebbins 0 5 Vandali a Butl er 2

10 Alter 9 1 Cin. Elder 10 3 Northridge 0 9 Northridge 2 3 Hamilton Badin 6 1 Hamilton Badin 2 1 Ham ilton Badin 4 9 F airmont Eas~ 0 8 Meadowdale 2 .. 5 Miamisburg 2

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Many events take place throughout the year, but very few of them become special memories. One of these select occasions is the Prom. For all the work put into it this year, was the Prom really worth it? Was it worth the 75 trips to Cappells in a broken VW, dye­ing 150 Ibs. of sand to make 56 sand paintings, or cutting out 400 little green clouds to personalize the plants? Was it worth sewing those queen- sized sheets together and painting a "Stairway to Heav ­en", batik, or carting pole vault standards down to Winter's Lobby to hang it on? Was it worth sweating out a whole month till someone finally asked you? I've got my answer. You judge for yourself •••

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as we wind on down the road

KI NG- Chuck Long, QUEEN- Jane Moeder SENIOR ATTENDANTS- Dave Miller, Doug Deger, Brian Crimmins, Frank Wi II, Eva Webb, Kathy Kuntz, Mary Ann Rataiczak, T lackman

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JUNIOR ATTENDANTS- Steve Vogel, Robert ScoU, Bob Stoffregen, Steve Balazs, Jane Kronenburger, Karen Roberts, Cindy Cromp­ton.

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I, Julie Ballard, being of sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath my bus pass and messy locker to Mary Kerkoff. . . I, Berger ger german, bein~ Qf souna mind and bqcly, do hereby bequeath fair play in Big Time Wrestling to A.C S illito. I, G gna, bei g of sound ml no and body, do hereby ueath my gr uati pain II the Seniors ~f 1176". I, Karen Borchers, being oK sound mind a d bod , do hereby equeath m helium bal-loons, flash u es, and cof hou e tapes to De bie S ith and John ews. We, Karen an~ Kathy Bo~c s, Being of sound mind and boidy, do herebY equeath afl ---... ____ pf our puns ana; earbook layouts to M ry Gentile" Lisbeth Keefe, and DeniseRicker. I, Kathy BorGn s, being or sound mind and ody, do here ~ bequeath my 1It-'/UH 1S"!?? to Mariane BliIrl11eka, Jane Hinders, ariH Jane Kronenburger I, Natalie A. Sr" n, being of sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath m af,td diet books to Tonya !Patton, I aren McAfee, and Pat H nds. !J; Bill Cochran, eing 0 sound mind and body, do hereby equeath my tenn s balls to TJ m S ch~rack. I Crystal Marie olema , bein~ of sound mind and body, d hereby bequeatb all my

owledge, which there i little of, to Chrystan Coleman. Teresa O. Francis, bing of sound mind alii body, do hereby bequeath my short and

notebook to Bro. Bob IS n xt years Friday G if I. 1,- Teresa O. Francis, bing of sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath my little brothel!, Ken, to Mrs. N ug ton to pester. . I, Dan Frey, being of so n mind and body do hereby bequeath my books and locker to Steve Burneka. I, Chris Gentile, being 0 sound end anid 1J0dy do hereby bequeath a gallon of Ponde-rosa muchroom sauce to y sister, Mary. I , I, RosaijnQ Hines, being of sound mind ana body .. do hereby bequeath my class, so hist and cout to the entire emale class f 1976 and Carol Dunn.

--'-,""'Cynt ia Holliday, being of sound mind and bod do hereb be ueath my abilit to

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turn men on 0 Can y E more. I, Mary Huels, being of sound mind an body, do e warp, break, and lose arrows to any ar hery stude OU I, Susan Incze, being of sound mind a do h ~ its magazines to David Harris and LeV tte Boyd. I, Dawn Jameson, being of sound mi d and body, do hereby beque h m s, and pizzazz to Donna Burroughs. {",~M/~0 . · I, Gary Ann Knowles, being of soun ind and body doJ1erel5Y beq eat.r myability to smile constantly through hard trials an 'bulations 0 Tcr- ~\ P. Ka n M. ·~areh C. Pat H. Lorraine C. Ava P. . <t-t. Ht4() I, Cindy reitzer, being of sound mi d aA body, do hereby beq ath all of my oobe to Joel 0 lOiges. I, HerbertJ. Leigh, being of sound i abilities to Mike Smelster. . I, Susan McWilliams, being of souna ind and body, hereby bequ th lit e Polockl

to pick on and keep in line to Sherry M WIlJ.fams. I, Liz Mercuri, being of sound mind an body, do hereb)1 bequeath many..<lays of happy running to the girls track team. (The now who they ar .) I, Vicki Reaves, being of sound minCl and body, do hereb e ueath my cop f liThe Marquis de Sade" to Bro. Bruce Giffin so that h~ t1}a rn more ibout his .personalit~. I, Michelle Sampson, being of sound rqind. and botly", do reby be uea my c arm, . sophistication, and good taste to Pam ~arnsey, WAlO tac s II three. , .

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PROMISES, PROMISES

Herb Leigh Jane Hinders Mike Smelstor Ann Nordyke Ava Webb

Steve Mehall Art Glover Tony Wourms Mike Kemp

OMBUDSMAN

The word" Ombudsman" is a Swedish word and means "one who represents someone".

The plight of the individual student or staff mem­bers in a large, complex, and somewhat impersonal high school is a growing concern to everyone. A stu­dent or any member of the C-J community who has a grievance, problem or a suggestion often does not know where to make hi m/herse If heard.

The main objectives of the C-J Ombuds Office are to handle grievances, protect individual rights, resolve conflicts, and to seek improvement in the ef­ficiency and productivity of the entire C- J high school system, so that it may function more humanly.

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Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Barrett Mr. and ' Mrs. Bernard J. Green Rohrkaste Fami Iy

Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Battes Mr. and Mrs. Deward Haney and Family Congratulations Greg Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Roll

Mr. and Mrs. Denis Berger Mr. and Mrs. William Hartley Mr. and Mrs. Wi IIiam Sayer

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B lack Mr. and Mrs. Clete Hinders Bev and Dick Scherack

Congratulations Carla Mr. and Mrs. Herbert E. Hinkle Mr. and Mrs. Carl Boeckerman Congratulations Janet

Lester E. Holtvoigt Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schreier Mr. and Mrs. Jerome B. Bohman

Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Issenmann Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Schubert Mr. and Mrs. Francis A. Boltz

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Katulak Mr. and Mrs. Ralph J. Schultz, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. J.D. Brennan

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Koehler and Candy Congratulations Class of "75" Mrs. C. Albert Broom

Congratulations Cynthia The Jerome V. Brugger Family Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kreitzer

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bussinger Congratulations Cindy Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Krug

Congratulations Rose Ann Mr. and Mrs. John P. Carroll Mr. and Mrs. Richard Leibold

Congratulations Don Charles Carter Family

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Chirco

Congratulations Janice Mr. and Mrs. P. Christy

Congratulations Bill

Mr. and Mrs. V.J. Leibold

Susan Lersch and Chaminade-Julienne Theatre Dept.

The Liddys

Mr. and Mrs. Ed Long

Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Cochran Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Mauch

Mrs. John P. Corley

Mrs. A.V. Cristofaro

Mrs. Vincent Di Rito

Dr. and Mrs. Jos. J. Donovan

Congratulations Mr. and Mrs. William Duffy

Mrs. Bob Eng Ie

Mrs. Gip Fehring

Mrs. Louis Q. Fries Sr.

Mrs. Walter L. Glaser

Mrs. John H. Gordon

Congratu lations Dave Mr. and Mrs. Miller

Congratulations Paul Mr. and Mrs. James H.C. Mulligan

Mr. and Mrs. Tom Nevius

LCDR and Mrs. D.C. Osgood

Lt. Co I. and Mrs. R.C. Prentiss

Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Reck

Congratulations Rita Mr. and Mrs. C.J. Reichert

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd J. Reindl

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Repine

Congratulations Dennis Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Robi nson

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Schwendeman

Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Scott

Best wishes Mi che lie for 1976

Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Seibert

Mr. and Mrs. James P. Sendelbach

Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Shay

Congratulations Karen Mr. and Mrs. George L. Shearer

Mr. and Mrs. Hugh M. Smith

Dr. and Mrs. C.P. Somsel

Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Spang

Mi Iton L. Sprow I Fam i Iy

Congratulations Laure Mr. and Mrs. Millard Staton

Robert and Helen Swab

Mr. and Mrs~ W.W. Sweeter man

Michael Toohey

Mr. and Mrs. John Vallo Jr.

Mr., and Mrs. 'Eugene C. Vogel

Mr. and Mrs. H.C. Webendorfer

Mr. Donald Wei mert

Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Westendorf

Mr. 'and Mrs. Gordon C. Wi IIiams

Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Barrett Mr. and ' Mrs. Bernard J. Green Rohrkaste Fami Iy

Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Battes Mr. and Mrs. Deward Haney and Fami Iy Congratulations Greg Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Roll

Mr. and Mrs. Denis Berger Mr. and Mrs. Wi IIiam Hartley Mr. and Mrs. William Sayer

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Black Mr. and Mrs. Clete Hinders Bev and Dick Scherack

Congratulations Carla Mr. and Mrs. Herbert E. Hinkle Mr. and Mrs. Carl Boeckerman Congratulations Janet

Lester E. Holtvoigt Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schreier Mr. and Mrs. Jerome B. Bohman

Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Issenmann Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Schubert Mr. and Mrs. Francis A. Boltz

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Katulak Mr. and Mrs. Ralph J. Schultz, Sr. Mrs. J.D. Brennan

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Koehler and Candy Congratulations Class of "75" Mrs. C. Albert Broom

Congratulations Cynthia The Jerome V. Brugger Family Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kreitzer

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bussinger Congratulations Cindy Mr. and Mrs. Frank L Krug

Congratulations Rose Ann Mr. and Mrs. John P. Carroll Mr. and Mrs. Richard Leibold

Congratu lati ons Don Charles Carter Family

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Chirco

Congratulations Janice Mr. and Mrs. P. Christy

Congratu lations Bi II

Mr. and Mrs. V.J. Leibold

Susan Lersch and Chaminade-Julienne Theatre Dept.

The Liddys

Mr. and Mrs. Ed Long

Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Cochran Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Mauch

Mrs. John P. Corley

Mrs. A.V. Cristofaro

Mrs. Vincent Di Rito

Dr. and Mrs. Jos. J. Donovan

Congratulations Mr. and Mrs. William Duffy

Mrs. Bob Eng Ie

Mrs. Gip Fehring

Mrs. Louis Q. Fries Sr.

Mrs. Walter L. Glaser

Mrs. John H. Gordon

Congratulations Dave Mr. and Mrs. Mi IIer

Congratulations Paul Mr. and Mrs. James H.C. Mulligan

Mr. and Mrs. Tom Nevius

LCDR and Mrs. D.C. Osgood

Lt. Col. and Mrs. R.C. Prentiss

Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Reck

Congratulations Rita Mr. and Mrs. C.J. Reichert

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd J. Reindl

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Repine

Congratulations Dennis Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Robinson

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Schwendeman

Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Scott

Best wishes Michelle for 1976

Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Seibert

Mr. and Mrs. James P. Sendelbach

Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Shay

Congratulations Karen Mr. and Mrs. George L. Shearer

Mr. and Mrs. Hugh M. Smith

Dr. and Mrs. C.P. Somsel

Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Spang

Milton L Sprowl Family

Congratulations Laure Mr. and Mrs. Millard Staton

Robert and Helen Swab

Mr. and Mrs. W.W. Sweeter man

Michael Toohey

Mr. and Mrs. John Vallo Jr.

Mr •. and Mrs. 'Eugene C. Vogel

Mr. and Mrs. H.C. Webendorfer

Mr. Donald Wei mert

Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Westendorf

Mr. 'and" Mrs. Gordon C. Williams

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Margaret Gordon, Christi Smith, Ava Webb, Laura Staton, Marianne Burneka (mascot), Terry Blackman, Jane Moeder

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Mrs. Zaidain and Ann Shilito

VALUABLE RESULT

Norman Ayer Math

Sister Ruth Ann Bange Director of Academics

Dennis Bayham Art

Paula Beach Dep. Coordinator of Home Economics, Clothing, Child Care

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.. IS, THE .ABILITY

Helen Brennan Treasurer's Office

Jo Brockman Cafeteria Manager

Alex Tuss' Literature Class (Note Bill Clark's Excite­

ment)

Brother James Brown Business

Chris Burns Theology

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George Davell Cafeteria Manager

James Davis Department Co. of Business

Charles Dodsworth Engl ish, Fi 1m

Martha .Duffy Gu i dance, Math

B.ro. Pera and Matt Borger

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WHEN IT OUGHT TO BE DONE,

Mrs. Brockman: service with a smile.

Edward Fehring Business

Robert Fi nnegan • Math

Brother Bruce Griffin Dept. Coordinator of Music

' Sister Ann Christopher Gnau Executi ve Di rector

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Mr. Faust, Charlene Krimser and Karen Olinger

Katherine Higgins Dept. Coordinator of Science

Barbara Hinkle Faculty Ombudsman, Social Studies

Charlie Hollis Maintenance Service

Christine Huebner Co- Moderator of Student

Council Yearbook and Eng I ish

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THE FIRST LESSON

Mari Iyn Kramer Records Clerk'

Sandra Kroth Arts, Foods

"Up periscope"

Sister Rita Kurry English

Susan Lersch prama, Speech, English

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BE .LEARNED;

Agnes Mahle affi ce Manager

Jud y Marti nson Medi a Center

Robert Mayberry Math

Brother Joseph Meder • Director of Admin. Services

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A PE~SON'S TRAINING BEGINS,

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Sandra Potts French

Robert Quatman Director of Jazz Band

Alex Tuss

Robert Rice Soci al Studi es

, Mary Ann Routledge Dept. Coordi nator of The­

ology

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Carolyn Taylor Guidance, Black Awareness

Brother Dan Thomas Theology

William Troha Theology

Alex Tuss Co- Moderator Student Counc i I Eng lish

"Take a letter

Miss Kapinski ••• "

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Denny Bayham

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THOROUGHLY" Thomas H. Huxley

] Ann Will Director of Gui dance

Brother Edward Zahn Sci ence, Math

John Zaidain Soci al Studi es

Kathy Zaidain Medi a Center

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Opponent CJHS

Beavercreek 35 32 Fairmont East 38 40 Miamisburg 12 34 Alter 46 37 Park Hills 32 53 Oakwood 35 55 Alter 48 44

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C entervi lie 52 Stebbins 40

Tournament Valley View Dixie 28 West Carrollton 35 Bellbrook 40

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Cindy Begley

Mike Billey

Kirk Blackman

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Angela Broadstone

John Buehrle

Frank Burneka

Sue Berger Bob Bergman

Donna Black

Kim Blake

Kevin Brodbeck

Sean Burnett

Rick Burkhardt

Don Block

Renee Brown

Janet Bussinger

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Paul Boeckman

Steve Bow man

Cathy Butler

Tony Chirco

Bill Boesch

Terry Borders

Kim Bright

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Mary Caporal

Ann Carter

Sam Chirco

Tom Bolton

Chris Bowman

Peggy Bri II

Casey Carroll

Regina Caulfield

Thomas Choice

Tracy Fisher

Don Fries

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Jeanne Gai er

Mary Green

John Gremling

Pam GUdorf

Moi ~a Foley

Jane Gagnon

Linda Gallman

Mi chelle Greene

' Kevin Grooms

Chris Haase

Kelly Foster

Nancy Galt

Yvette Greene

Peggy Habib

Susie Galus Ana Gatchell Dale Geffl"ey

Mary Geraghty Greg Gorczynski

Sheree Gossett Tom Grandi Ido Alex Graule

Ann Haley Chris Hampel Shelly Haney

Phi I Harris . Mary Harrow

Robi n Harper Prisci IIa Hartley

Tim Heitbrink

Kevin Knopp Tony Kobes Candy Koehler

Chris Koenig Karl Konicki

Alicia Kosins Andy Kraska Kathy Krenci k

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Walt Larger

Matt Liddy

Barb Luchsinger

Mary Ann Lavelle

Rod Longpre

Laura Luft

Eileen Leibold

Kathy Luken

Ti m Kroger J. Kronenberger J. Kronenberger

Brenda Krug Connie Kubicki

Joe Luther

Jeff Mauch

Dennis Maloney

Jim Kurpiel Wade Lankford

Doug Magoto Denise Mahone

, Sue Matoski

Bob Mauch Greg Mays

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John O.lvine

Chris Painter

Jamie Phillips

Jerry Raiff

Leslie Reese

Sheila Rapp

Garaer ottesen

Linda Parenti

Dave Plaspohl

. .. Sue Rambow

Teresa Ravestein

Mike Reindl

Kathy Overman

Ted Randall

Allen Rich

Aqua Porter

Tom Quigley

Ben Ricker

Jim Roll

Sue Prentiss

Charlotte Portner

Colin Quinn

Cathy Reiser

Kelli Robinson ..

Ray Roselle

Greg Powers

Mike Prier

Mike _ Robinson

Sue Radominski

Brenda Rives

Kathy Ross

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Mike Sti IIwaugh

Bob Sutphin

Theresa Tamme

Janet Trentman

Bruce Turriey

Sandra Tucker

Anne Stoermer

Tosha Tatman

Rita Trick

Joe Vallo

Rich Sutter

Clayton Turner

John Sullivan

Sharon Trick

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Jeff Vanschaik

Jeff Taylor

Keith Thurman

Barry Wabler

Jeff Wiedeman

John Tehan

Judy Thoma

Cindy Tolle

Chris Ways

Michelle 'Weber

Daryl Wi I kes

David Thoerner

Tony Thomas

Carol Tootle

John Webendorfer

Lynn Wegerzyn

Patty Wilkins

IVIolly Agnew

Tom Arquilla

Beth Beckman

Sa[lya Anderson

Mary Anthony

Phyllis Atkins

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Mary Bohman

Carl Boltz

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Kevin sOwers

Tom Bohman

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Levette Boyd

Debbie Botham

Kathy Bo Iton

Jim Boyer

Mary Battes

Mary Bernard

Ed Brackman

Janice Brown

Barb Becker

Ellen Bergman

Tom Bernard

Connie Brinkman

Kathy Broom

Mary Behrman

Julie Bergman

Pat Bertheaud

IVIolly Brodbreck

M. Broshahan

Kathy Burgmeier Jim Burnett

Greg Evans

Greg Fallen

Brendan Foley

J'ohn Evans

Molly Flynn

Dan Foley

James Faircloth

Bob Fox

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Ed Geraghty Nader Girgis Jack Givens

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Mike Glaze Tim Goecke

Dan GrimlTle Karen Grote Sharon Gudorf

Yuette Fraz ier

Regina Garman

Kevin Garland

Jeff Gaier

Vickie Gelhaus

Mike Galt

Don Garman

Mary Gentile

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Scott Hagerty

Deena Hurris

Mark Haley

Tracy Hamberg .,

Mary Hartley

Pat Ha Iloran

Terri Harper '

Sid Hayes

Beth Mauch

Neil McDevitt

Ken McSherry

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Karen Mc Afee

Karen McWilliams

Cindy McDonald

C. McCarthy Joe Mencsik Nancy Menker

Monica Mercuri

Tom Metzger John -Michel

Norb Mertzman

Michelle Mercuri

Carl Miller

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Marcia Miskimen

Paula Moore

Donna Morre.11

Bob Moeder

Laymon Morrison

Dan Moosbrugger

Gina Moore

Derrick Mosley

Ray Mueller

Sue Neff

Marcia Nicholas

Tom Musgrove

Mike Noonan

Denni~ Newlin

Madonna Nartker

Greg Oakley

Mi ke Thacker Farley Taylor

Mari anne Swab Mary Jo Summers

Greg Stone

Gretchen Pleiman

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Paula Peck

Ann Tabb

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Beth Parks

Mary Palmer . Debbie Palmer

Mike Smith Steve Sicree Mari a Shroyer

Mary Steiner C I ai re Staton Luann Stader

George Spitzi g Ann Sobi eskl

John Sharkey .

Jacki e Scott

Gary Poeppelman

Tom Sekella

Lisa Plymale

Mitzi Schweikart

Peter Scott

Terri Schwab Ray Schommer Karen Schmi I

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Theresa Belg

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Jim Bach

Mark Berger

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Barb Bertke Jim Black Mary Bohman

Chris Bolton Barb Bonfig _

AI Brackman Paula Brennen Ted Bright

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Donna Evans

Tim GonsorosIH

Mary Ann Engle

Jim Graham

Steve Gro,te

'Fred Eisert

Bob Eric

Ann Fackler

Rob Goubeau

Alan Green

Kathy Huase

Candi Elmore

Julie Finke

John Grady

John Hakemoller

Pam Florea

Ted Golba

Sheree Hall

Mike Hatton

Sue Glaser

Terri Gelhaus

Chris Gondos

Ang ie Harker

Larry Harris

Mike Heaney

Dan Girvin

Matt Goetz

Loretta Harris

Joy Gondos

Rita Harlett

Shawn Heberling

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Stuart Mason Jul ie Mathes

Elaine Mauch Joe Mauch

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Gay Ie Mi Iler Sandy Mi lis , Greg Moe"

Kim Mondiek Clark Monroe

Mark Monroe C~aig Murphy Steve Nordyke

Mark McCarthy

Mike McDonald

Doreen McLeod

Ray Mercuri Carole Meyer

Amy McGarry

Renee Melia

Ann Meyers

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Noreen Nolan Paul Nevius

Mark Nartker

Ken Oborne Bill Parks

George Oberer

Frank Neal

Kev i n Parry

Ann Shi II ito Lort Smi ley Christi Smith

Joe Smyth Kattie Somsel

Elaine Span9 Jim Spatz Mi ke Spi lIane

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Mike Sullivan Rick Summers Tim Swank

Mar90 Swensen Steve Tahy

Ron Takara Mi ke Tokarsky Matt Tokasey

Mi ke Sprowl Ed Stafford Cathy Stanley

Dave Steigerwald

Pete Steiner

Debbie Steinke Matt Stoermer Mark Strukamp

Dan Toohey . Jack Tracey Frank Trick

Herman Trick .• Joe Trick.

Steve V0gel Steve Wi ci nski Mariam Williams

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The Chaminade - Julienne Music Department can look back over the past year fi lied with many successes. The Drill Team received a first place trophy at the orthington Drill Team Invit~tional, a secom:l place a th'e ifrotwood­Madison Invitati nai, and a third place trophy in the State competition. Besides these obvious triumphs, hundreds of fans have enjoyed the team's fine performances at football and basketball games. We are extremely proud of this great · unit which is indeed a credit to 0 r sehool.

Tlie Gospel Ch(!)ir I a stuClent organi zed and direc ed group' has done much to spr-ead tbe name of C-J around the City ana tlley Hav.e received innumeralJle letters of c menda­tiQ)n for their trJ:.lly beautifu and prayerful performances.

the Jazz l.!ab Band received a superior rating at the sta co ~petition as well as having enjoyed success in many 0 -

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sponsored both Maynard Ferguson and Woody Her 1'1 in con­cert at C-J as well as the annual Jazz BaRd Invita: onal.

The Pep Band l besjdes accompanying the drill team for their competitions I gave their time to help add enthusiasm and spirit to the basketball progra • The Marchtn B~nd savt itself bigger and better than ever as its embers put in long I lo'ng hours of hard work and practi ce to add excitement and entertain during- football games and rallies besides their cont st participatio •

Lastly, recognition of the success enjoyed by our music stu­dents who participated in the 0 MEA Solo and Ensemble Contest -our record of medal winnings is an enviable one.

Band-George Brockman Matt Borger ohn Knopp

V. lerie Jones

Bob Richardson Dan Cor~ey Dan Grimme Ron Long Ken McSherry Tom Metzger Carl Miller Bob Moeder

Mike Jackso Steve Lucas Tom Scherack Farley T ay lor Jeff Kaufho Id Jeff Moell '

MEN'S

Rick Ivory Dan Moosbrugger Vernon Saine Tom S cherack Larry Weisman

WOMIE 1 Kevin Bryd ~ ___ ~clohn Bru 1 __ _ -----=~J';\'::)~c..Of,\-L"L--~-,........;!

Ann 5chenking Vernon Saine FRES HMAN BASKETBALL: Sue Rambow Dan Moos

Jane Gagnon Jim Wilson Paul Boeckman Can i Elmore Mike Turner Chris Bowman MicHelle Marsh Steve Wollen Don Hemmelgarn Chery I McKnight George Ty'ler Mark Horstman Ton a Burroughs Larry Weisman Steven James Moll}\ Raiff Jlim IConnor

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irr.\"'n\\l~ohn Nowak Ann Shillito Ken Spit-z-ig ed Randall Lyn Herbert Mark Mays

Tim Sayer Liz ercuri Steve Stockelman Keith Th Dnri Schroeder Frank Wi II

Ann cDonaldGeorge Spitzi MOl!lia Mercuri Tim Gonsoros Ki lake Bob Roll

Chuck Long Dave Miller Steve Rober.ts Rave Kopp Mike McDonald P-aul Ntevius Don Repine Matt T okasey Steve Vogel Dan Corley Chris Eifert Dan Grimme Ron Long Bob Moecfer Gary Poeppelman

RESERVE BASliBALL

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Chris Bowman Kevin Brodbeck Sean Burnette

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R ita Ballman Mary Beach Kris Bergmam Cindy Cau Ifi Id Ana Gatchell Colleen Jablinski Denise Koogl \

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Loretta Schaefer Mary Beth Ahlers Ray Mueller

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Beavercreek 4 20 Trotwood 5 9 Vandalia 5 3 Miamisburg 14 9 Park Hills 5 7 Carroll 8 9 Northridge 3 14 Alter 10 13 Carroll 9 8 Centervi lie ., 5 1 Fairmont East 10 6

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INVITATIONA LS

From the outset of this past season we realized our potential to be winners. Yet, as most teams build a­round their many seniors, we were forced to bui Id a­round talent, pride, and desire for there were only three seniors. Even our coac.h was relatively new, yet he strived for success as di ligently as we did.

Everyone knows what talent is. It is the physical ability possessed by an individual. But how do you define pride and desire? To our team those two words meant giving 105"10 every day. Pride meant not only knowing we were the best but proving it. Its tough to be mentally prepared for two months of practice and 46 games but we did it because we owed it to our­selves and to you the student body.

To me the word desire can be summed up by the addage "Winners never quit and quitters never win." We won as a team in the 30 · weather at the beginning of the season and we were sti" winning as a team in the rain that concluded our season. We never quit, maybe that's why we ended up as winners.

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