Julienne High School Yearbook 1967 by Chaminade Julienne Catholic High School

MONOGRAM 1967 JULIENNE HIGH SCHOOL DArTON, OHIO

Monogram Salutes Mr. Otto Schneider For 38 rears of Service Throughout his thirty -eight years of service to Julienne, Mr. Otto Schneider has witnessed innumerable changes; and his k e e n inte re st in the individual student has been well known. Although Mr. Schneider himself has changed, the memory of him in our hearts will endure -never to be erased.

MR. OTTO SCHNEIDER

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Table of Contents In troduction . ................... 4 A dministration & Faculty . ..... . ... 6 Curriculum . . ... . .... . ... . .. .. .. . 14 Activities . .............. .. . . . .. 28 Freshman Class . . ... .. ..... ..... . 40 S ophomore Class . ...... . .. . .... .50 Ju nior Class . .... . .. . ...... .... .60 Clubs . ..................... . .. .70 Senior Class. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..

Patrons & Ads . ... . .... . ... ... . 124

THE TIMES ARE CHANGING-"Today is not yesterday. - We ourselves change. - How then, can our works and thoughts, if they are always to be the fittest continue always the same. - Change indeed, is painful, yet ever needful ; and if memory have its force and worth, so also has hope . . . "

"In this world of change naught w hi c h comes stays, and naught which goes is lost. "

ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY Recalling Julienne is similar to viewing a section of film from a motion picture. Our lives are but minor parts in the story; we have come to receive more than give. The major ro les are those of the faculty and adm inistration, 1 end in g substance to our years at Julienne.

Administration Keeps Pace With the Times Life at Julienne ha s seen numerous :.: han g e s in past years, because of the administration. Obviously it ha s been responsible fora "new look" inbotr atmosphere and spirit. The curriculum has expanded to include a greater variety of subjects and several at advanced levels; while a renewal project is particularly impressive in the c ha pel and the library. All this is expressive of the administration s de sire to keep pace with the times. I

SISTER ROSE ANNA

SISTER ANN CHRISTOPHER

SISTER JULIA AGNES

SISTER MARGARET ANNj MRS. ADAMSj SISTER LOYOLA MARIE SISTER MARY FRANCESCAj MRS . O'BRYAN jSISTER MARY ANN

FATI-lER FUNKj FATI-lER LUCAS

Faculty SISTER ALBERTAj SISTER MARY EUGENEj MRS. DUDZINSKIj SISTER TERESAj SISTER LOUISE JOSEPH

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j J MRS . CHALFONT; SISTER ANN CHRISTOPHER; MISS MARCHAL

Faculty SISTER SARAH FRANCES

MISS McCARTY; MRS. WELLMAN

MRS. ARDNER; MRS. DUFFY

SISTER JULIA FRANCIS; SISTER MARIETTA

MISS HORVATI-!; MRS. McCUISTON MISS THOMES; SISTER ROSE MARGARET

SISTER FRANC IS XAVIER; MRS. TEIJELO

MRS. WAGNER; SISTER HELEN THERESE; MRS. HINKLE

SISTER GENEVIEVE MARIE; MRS. WILL; SISTER JULIE LOUISE

MRS . NAUGHTON; SISTER ELISE; MISS WHALLEY MRS. HANSMAN; MRS . UMINA

MISS GYSBERS ; SISTER VIRGINIA

Faculty SISTER ANNA MARIE

MRS . SECK ; SISTER CLOTILDA

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MRS . ROSS MISS McMAHON

SISTER MARY THEODOSIA SISTER MARY ISABELLE

SISTER MARIE EMILIE

"The unive rs e i s c hange; our life is 'vvha t our tho u g h t s make it. "

CURRICULUM The face a fan at ion, a city, a school, is an ever-changing composite picture. The add i t i on of ne w courses, teachers, and students and the subtraction of the old, testify to this change at Julienne. By learning how to learn we become integral parts of our society.

..................-------------------Religion ReI i g ion permeates the life of the Julienne student beyond t hoe daily class. The religion department has k e p t pace with the times and changes resulting from Vatican Council II. Mas s e s have been c h a r act e r i s tic of the renewal spirit through widespread participation with songs 0 f the young generation. A day of recollection pro v e d to be a very successful experiment in substitloltion for a retreat.

Seniors concentrate on Father Funk's new approach.

Mrs. Seck talks with a Junior Class.

Religion as seen by the underclassmen.

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Students concentrate on the ' words of Sister Louise Joseph.

Sister Mary Ann projects English in a new light.

"G irIs, you'll just have to believe m e ! "

English Mastery 0 f the English language involves two approaches: that of gramrrlar and cor r e c t usage, and that of literature . Grammar study provides the foundation and tools with which the language is developed into literature. Literature is more than this, howe ve r, it is the study of life. Through it we experience an author's emotion, a poet'sperceptiveness, and a people's spirit. Through t his comprehensive study, the student is t h us prepared to enter a world of tom 0 r row with a knowle dge , 1 0 v e, and appreciation of the English word. 17

Sister Helen Therese proves the w orld is round to a se nior geography class. Juniors apprecia te the opportunity to see Confederate money.

Today's problems alter tomorrow's future .

Social Studies The social studies cur ric u 1 u m at Julienne 0 f fer s each student a voluminous background of ou r own American heritage, cultures foreign to ours, and problem.s confronting our expanding nation today. These subjects illustrate the problems various countries h a v e dealt with in t he course ot their development and the progress they have enjoyed as a result of their efforts . The world geography course offered is the key to a better understanding of the economic and social structure of all nations.

Languages It h a s been said that in mastering a

language one is actually acquiring a key to the heart of a foreign people . For it is ba s ically through the spoke n w 0 r d that m an is able to expre ss himse lf as an individual. Julienne is m a kin g e ve r y a ttempt p oss ible to provide he r s tudents with an a de quate fore ign language background. Bot h F r e n chand Spa nish as m od e r n "tongues" are e mpha size d in orde r t o produce a knowle dge able citizen of today's world; while La tin s till maintains a pos ition of cui t u r a 1 he ritage .

Stude nts h e ar n a tive Sp a n ish in th e l a nguag e l a b.

La tin still re quires a c ertain a m o unt of conce ntra tion .

Sign l angu age is often b e nefi c i al in Fren c h class .

Journalism and Speech Shelley once sa i d, "God gave man speech and created thought, which is the measure of the universe. " It is in Julienne's speech clas ses that students are taught how to polish the i r thoughts and transform them into constructive ideas through good speaking habits. Journalism utilizes the sam e basic principle, except that it deals with man's thought through des c rip t i v e writing. Journalism students a t Julienne get practical experience in reporting, writing' and working on the newspaper.

Working on the newspaper is serious work.

Mrs. 0 'Bryan stresses the points of good speaking .

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"Do you mean to say it's all wrong?"

Miss Whalley emphasizes the 'basics of general business.

Sister Elise and Mrs, Naughton combine classes for spe cial lessons.

Quick fingers take hours of practice and application.

Business Acceleration on the business scene i s reflected in the advancement of re1ated business training at Julienne. Typing I and II, Shorthand I and II, record keeping, and bookkeeping and clerical office practice all help to assure a young woman of her place in the business world.

M rs . Se ck giv es ass ist a n ce to an aspiring sea m stress.

Sister Clotilda stresses the importance of Christian Family Living to se niors.

These girls may we ll be tomorrow 's hom e makers .

Home Economics The responsibilities of th e homemaker in t Oday's world are becoming increasingly challenging; hence the emphasis placed upon Julienne's home economics course. The add i t ion of new sewing machines has augmented inte rest in the clothing classes . Home manage ment, foods , and Christian family living are all des i g n e d to produce well -informed, modern day home make rs.

Sciences The W 0 rId of tomorrow will be the cre ation of today's scientists. Life science, chemistry, physics, and biology are the co u r s e s offered by Julie nne to equip the scientific minded student with the knowledge necessary to contribute to the complex world of the future.

Science can be a rather confusing subject.

Sister Rose Margaret mak es biology seem easy . Chemistry lab proves beneficial with Sister Sarah Frances.

â&#x20AC;˘ Mathematics With the vast development in the field of computers, Julienne looks ahead to the upcoming changes in the ever-inlportant field of mathematics. Steadily assuming more importance in the woman's world of today and tomorrow- Julielme strives to keep abreast of t his importan~ field.

A circle can have a dual personality to any geometry student . Practice is the only thing that makes perfect .

Freshman math as taught by Mrs. Ardner.

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Health classes are seen in a路 practical light by Miss McCarty.

Volleyball provides a student with both exercise and entertainment.

Mrs. Wellman supervises gymnastics . . . or is it yoga?

Physical Education Breaking wit h tradition, the old ideas of calisthenics are giving way to the new, the basic outlook in physical fitness . Good health is stressed, as is s p 0 r t s 11.1 a n s hip; but there is an a c c e n t on "the aesthetic approach to physical education and a definite trend toward a more creative expression in the individual.

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The "Singing Strings" of Sister Mildred Julie may w e ll be on their way to Carnegie Hall.

Cathy shows Sister Virginia that "Practice Makes Perfect" .

Miss Gysbers leads a class of sophomores in early morning song.

Music Developing the cultural skills is the desire of every educational system. Recognizing and training the m u sic a 1 potential of the individual student is the ever -growing aspiration of the Julienne Music Department . In order tomeet this growing need, m us i c literature has been adopted to the weekly senior schedule of m us i c classes .

Art Development of the visual arts ha s long been an important branch of study at Julienne . If, as the say ing goe s, an artist sees more than other people, the art clas s e s have e ve r y opportunity to dev e lop the keenest perception of form, color a nd composition.

Sist e r Anna Mari e poses w ith awa rd w innin g art stu d e nts . Stude nts transf e r e m oti on onto ca n vas.

And w e eve n have "live " mod e ls t o sk e tch from .

"The world is a scene of changes . . . "

ACTIVITIES The many moods 0 f the s c ho 01 year are reflected in the activities at Julienne. The Junior -Senior Prom and the Senior Play, Mission Day and the May Procession, and even those irresistible brownies after school have the power to work the magic of a smile on the face of any girl.

Freshmen show originality of dress.

Both prayer and play are part of the typica l Julienne girl.

The Girl IS Athletic Association entertains in friendly persuasion .

and Everywhere During the year the students display a n interest and creativity in many areas . Fronl. the more seri ous times of prayer to the l aughter-filled assembly days and weekend dances, f res h enthusiasm and s pontaneity are constantly displaye d in a spirit of unity . Coo per at ion is the e sse n t i a 1 quality in all group efforts, from plmming to decorating . Each g irl has amp 1 e opportunity to realize indiv idua l leadership potential andexer c i s~ her ability to han dl e a position of responsibility. The spirited student fe els that any s u ccess depends on her willingness to give as well as to do.

Students partake of varied interest s , both c om i c a l and frivolous . Father 's pride is hard to hide.

Seniors take time for a mom e nt of refreshment.

A typical group of conversationalists

Senior Tea Like mother , lik e daughter. ..

That most enjoyable of Arnerican traditions - -the afternoon tea party, now equally traditional at Julienne , was he I d Sunday afternoon, Jan. 29. Honored guests were Senior girls and their mothers, with Junior girls a s hostesses . Mothers of several Ju n i 0 r s preside d a t the charmingly appointed tea table . A I way s a typically feminine get -toge ther, where friends m eet friends , and lTlOthers, daughters, and teache rs indulge in renewing old relationships, this year's tea was a delightful and successful gathering . Smiles a light on the fa ces of both mother and daught e r.

Each year the spring season is highlighted by the May Pro c e s s ion. The c row n in g ceremony, preceded by the procession, R 0 s a r y, and hymns, is a fitting dis pIa y of the devotion to Mary evident at Julienne.

May Crowning

Junior-

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Senior Prom April eighth was the date set for the Julienne Junior-Senior Prom. The weather was cool though s p i r its were high when the couples began arriving 0 n that spring evening. The gym, cafeteria, and m us icc 0 r rid 0 r had b een magically transformed into an exotic, tropical island, complete with palm trees, coconuts, unusual fish, fountains, and even a fo reboding, spear -holding nat i vein order to carry out the theme, "Twilight in Tahiti", so perfectly. This romantic setting combined with the lovely music of The Journeymen made the evening a most unforgettable one for Juniors and Seniors alike.

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T his year's theme for Mission Day was "Be Wide-Eyed for the Missions." The spirit and effort shown netted over $2, 000 for the needy.

Mission Day

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Cast Anna ...................... Susan Yore King .. . . ... . ..... .. ... Douglas Bradley Lady Thiang .... ........ , Jane Schmidt Tuptim ................ Ellen. Hansman Lun Tha .... .. . . ......... Charles Lang Louis ................... Kevin Hackett Capt. Orton ............. John Strozdas Interpreter. .............. Scott Gordon Kralahome . .. .. ... .... .... .. Greg Rau Phra Alack .. ...... ........ Philip Mals Prince .................. Ralph Sullivan Sir E. Ramsay .... .. . . .. ... Bruce Ginn Cat ............................ Bunky Nurse ........... ........ Janice Priske

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Cast Princesses Princes Royal Wives Amazons Dancers Student Director ..... Margaret Richison Stage Manager ........ Beverly Wimsatt Choreographer ......... Marlene Roche Accompanists .. .. . Sister Loyola Marie Anne Tamborski Lighting, Stage, Property Make -Up, C ostume Ticket, Publicity Ushers

"We can change, slowlyand steadily, if we set our will to it. "

FRESHMEN Freshman year is a year of magic and change. Each September girls with a wide range of backgrounds come to Julienne t a begin four years of comm unal living. 0 uri n g this time the meaning of the word "individual" becomes real, and the challenge of the life of the mass unit begins.

Nine A

OFFICERS: ROW 1 Sally Priske , Mary Kroger, Marcia Kemp, Mary Tolle, Mary Duncan . ROW 2 Jo Ann Colisimo, Bonnie Johnson , Mary Jane Larger, Laura Downing, Celia Wollenhaupt.

Marilyn Rock, Nadine Van ass, Mary Ann Wourms, Toni Allison, Jo Ann Colisimo, Celia Wollenhaupt , ROW 3 Marcia Beach , Mary Jane Larger, Jean Jandell, Theresa Ahlerr , Tina Grismer , Sheila Crimmins, Susan Grogean , Dolores Kulhanek , Laura Downing , Bonnie Johnson , Ann Marie Williams, Teresa Hartmann, Mary Pflanz.

Mary Rose Hochadel, Barbara Dix , Mary Kroger, Marcia Kemp, Patrice Marrison, Ann Seibert, Patricia Geis, Mary Tolle, Mary Duncan , Ann Seibert , Rita Hamman , Margaret Deardorff , ROW 2: Arlene Halvorson , Betsy Boston, C athy Clark, Mary Grace Platt, Sally Priske, Judy Zitt .

ROW 1 JanetHoffm an , Lorita Seitz , Kathy Maughan, Mary Beth G ar lock , Ann Brinkman, Jill Crea ger, Karen Braunlin, Laurie Greene, Debra Doll ROW 2 Martha Mergler, Sarah Smith, Linda Trick, Kathleen 0' Shea , Roseanne Desando, Frances Rosenberger, Vi 0la Ernst , Barb ara Hampel, Rosemary Kleinm an.

ROW 3 Paulette Pleim an , Connie Krug , Bonnie lowery , Jill Tatem, MiJ.ry Clare Dwyer, Ann Duffley, Moira Rankin, Ann Harting, Pa mela Terizen ROW 4 Mary Flessner, Patricia Young, Debbie Sherack, Victoria Knipper , Fra,nces Kondrotas, Julie Miskimen, Bonnie Shea, Ann Kelleher, K~ren Clark, Sue Howard .

OFFICERS Janet Hoffman , Kathy O'Shea , Roseanne Desando, Mary Beth Garlock.

NineB

Nine C

OFFICERS: Sally Drummer , Carol Stafford , Barbara Schwab , Kathy Kirchmer.

ROW 1: Molly McGarry, Donna Smedebush , Patricia Smith, Kathleen Bayer, Sally Drummer , Nancy WeI s h , Anita Cunningham , Judith Bayless , Monica Oliver , Irene Marcheski , Virginia Pummill, Jeanne Schwendeman . ROW 2: Eleanor Keily, Teresa Burns, Susan Wenzel, Kathryn Kerchmer, Sandra Kleismit, Celeste Choice, Paula Jenkins , Bar bar a Schwab,

Elizabeth Mahrt, Cynthia Watson, Mary Waldron, Debra Groh, JoAnn Kelly (ABSENT) ROW 3: Jo Ellen Green, Carla Sakosky, Barbara Brown , Anne Brill, Mary Jane Harker , Gwendoly n Van Hook , Jeanette Broering , Victoria Bochenek, Joyce Trimbach, Jane Duffy, Pat Molnar, Martha Armstrong,Carol Stafford.

ROW 2 KathleenBeck , Francis Kuntz, Brenda Mertzman , Maureen Sheehan , Charlene Wade, Diane Hall, Belinda Willey , ROW 3 LucyDichito , Theresa Gonsoroski, Mary Strukamp, Judy Mitchell, Marilyn Fulwiler, Jacqueline Hickman, Patricia Bertke, Elizabeth Turner , Amanda Jiles, Marian Plevelich.

ROW 1 Miriam Manzanares , Sheryl Mutchler, Rita Swank, Theresa Swank, Joy Sims , Marcia Middleton, Nina Hickey , Janice Hockwalt , Mary Korff, Carol Chappie, Linda Grieve , Bonnie S immerman , Joy Bailey ROW 2 Geraldine Arnold, Jane Viscio, Cheryl Schm i tz, Louise Muhnn , Chris Bonanno,

Nine D

OFFICERS Chris Bonanno, Maureen Sheehan, Judy Mitchell, Rita Swank, Patricia Bertke

Nine E

OFFICERS Chris Shock, Pat Woeste

Joanna Malagrida, Katie Maloney, Connie Vehorn, Mary McNalty, Kathy Parenti ROW 3 Pat Loomis, Jan Reeves , Mickey Ravenstein, Peggy Burkhardt, Connie Borger, Sheila Newlin , Connie Hartings, Donna Yarema, Pat Wood, Regina Stang, Floy Johnson, Bev Grilliot.

ROW 1 Cheryl Berger, Mary Jo Berg, Trudy Sebold, Chris Shock, Cyndy Budenz, Kathy Ballman, Janet Kunnen , Dee Hoagland, Pat Trujillo, Pat Woeste, Debbie De Carbo. ROW 2 De Vorah James, Patricia Hockwalt, Jane Koesters, Mary Jo Carlin,

Alice Grusenmeyer , Virginia Platt , Roxann Ryan, Sherri Bryson, Francine Carroll , P aula Gomer. ROW 3: Linda Steinke, Pam Sims, Judith Plevelich, Mary Ann Dorsten , Mary Beth Marshall, Mary Lynn Stueve , Kathy Galt, Mary Ann 0 be rlander, June Carr, Vicki Carr , Mary Walter.

ROW 1: Chris Huxtable, Kris Goecke, Karen Casey, Lynn Fuerst, Kathy Condy, Debby Clark , Cindy Dineen, Carol Bauer, Pamela Hochwalt , Betsy Hager. ROW 2: Pat Demaree, Martha Rougier , Kathy Standish, Pat Tolle, MariLou Roll, Rosalie Vore ,

OFFICERS: Pam Sims, Chris Huxa ble, Kathy Standish, Roxann Ryan ABSENT: Marilyn Gyori , Terri Mickel.

Nine F

Nine G

OFF1CERS: Rosemary Stoermer, Esther Ruiz, Nina Regulinski, Ga il Mechenbier.

OTHER MEMBERS OF 9 G ARE: Theresa Amann, Gretchen Boehm, Elma Brenman, Terry Bruns, Elaine Buchenroth, Mary Collins, Jean Diemunsch, Julie Donahue, Sonja Gillen, Denise Glover, Joy Harris, Karen Hutson, Mary Keferl, Janet Kerkhoff, Patricia Kiley, C her y 1 Kruetzman, Patricia Kuntz, Jeanne

Leibold, Eileen Magrath, Diane Miller, Mary New ton, Kathleen O'Connell, Stephanie Pridmore, Linda Schuman, Alice Share, Anne Somsel, Joy Stoffregen, Cathy Thompson, Holly Tucker, Freda Turney, Janet Vocke, Nancy Zwiesler.

Here and There

"We cannot unmake ourselves or change our habits in a moment. "

SOPHOMORES Sophomore year at Julienne is a year of unique development. A girl experiences the phenomenon of feeling a part of an institution. But along with this sense of belonging, she becomes aware of the rapid passage of time that will catapult her into further chances for growth .

Sophomores: Ten A

Officers: Barbara Szabo, Anne Kroger, Polly Leist, Rosemary Eifert.

ROW 1: Dawn Chambers, Jeanne Pavuk, Nancy Kroeger, Polly Leist, Pamela Schmitz, JaneWeaver, Mary Blake, Anne Kroger, Rebecca Pfeiffer, Cynthia Richards, Mary Howell, Cy nthia Vehorn . ROW 2: Mary Zotki ewicz, Christine Morrison, Renee Roberts, Susan Sprecker, Margaret Rindler, Ann

Sayer, Maryanne Werner, Annette Topp, Roberta Kroger, Monica Lehmann, Mary Dorsey. ROW 3: Letha Jones, Barbara Szabo, Christine Fitzgerald, Ruth Wagner, Nancy North, Debra Eifert, Juanita Zenni, Jacquelyn Richeid, Charlene Ballmann, Mary Shearer, Rosemary Eifert, Pamela Marker.

ROW 1: Terryln Meyers, Janet Ponchtera, M a rtha Wright, Anne Beck, Ann Zwiesler, Bonita Beall, Carolyn Nichols, Ann Griffith, Carol Baccus . ROW 2: G ayle Klawonn, Monica Ha as, Dywann a Few, Janice Eldridge, Ida Caldwell, Velma Bali, Barbara Wolf, Patricia Greger, Karen Harris, Eileen King,

Andrea Penix. ROW 3: Mary Kroger, Sandra Wilson, Mary Staton, Ro ann a Dabney, Barbara Metzger, Helen Luckett, Mary Mumma, Sharon Kramer, Rebecca Beutle, Frances Hickm an, Kathleen Reichert, Mary Cristofaro, Kathleen Ernst, Mary Jo P eck .

Ten B

Officers: Jane Staton, Karen H arris , Mary Jo Peck, Andrea Penix. ABSENT: Sandy Wilson.

Ten C

Off ice r s : Vicki Rettig, Jane Chmiel, Mary Wenclewisz. ABSENT: Doris Poeppelman, Judy Bertke.

ROW 1: Jean Harris, Patricia Walker, Virginia Himes, Vicky Timmer, Rosemarie DeCarlo, .Deborah Kraska, Rose Caserta, Frances Saunders, Margaret Stephen, Sandra Pope, Sandra Baccus. ROW 2: Joyce Bailey, Karen Wendling, Karen Cull, Mary DeWith, Julie Stem ley , Mary Brown, Cheryl Wilson,

Julie Sears, Barbara Wendling, Christine Skapik, Donna Agee, Mary Wenclewicz. ROW 3: Lorna Isaac, Loretta Gist, Victoria Buschur, Shirley Kiss, Michele Daley, Sandra Bayhan, Victoria Redick, Jane Chmiel, Theresa Morris, KarenKennison, Peggy Yeager.

ROW 1: Kyle Kowaleski, Karen Bernard, Kathleen Fletcher, Theresa Carson, Veronique Schiffmann, Patricia Connors, Paula Creager, KarenHodge, Janis Wissel. ROW 2: Marianne McCracken, Patricia Prekertonski, P atricia Hill, Deborah Denis e, Cather-

Officers: Janice Wissel, Kitty Fletcher, Veronica Schiffman, Kathy Comboi.

ine Karl, Brigette Kuzryanakir, Kathleen Christensen, Kathleen O'Connell, Christine Hoying. ROW 3: Karen Overman, Teri Ford, Judy Martinson, Deborah Alberts, Lynn Rickard, Barbara Heitbrink, Kathryn Comboy, Jane Parenti, Louise Rateman.

Ten D

TenE

OFFICERS: Mary Helen Boston; Ann Kertesz; Judy Mills; Diana Wilson.

ROW 1: Eileen Sherry; Laura Zimmerman; Rita Zimmerman; Mary Helen Boston; Linda Placke; Nancy Broadstone; Judy Patterson; Shirley Wiggins; Kathy Schwab; Janet Hickey; Jane Woeste ROW 2: Anne Kertesz; Kathy Dempsey; Barbara McGi 11; Marilyn Sitzman; Louise Leibold;

ROW 2: Janet Mescher; Jacqueline Drew; Donna Thome; Sharon Wolff; Frances Quinn ROW 3: Karen Niles; Diana Wilson; Deborah Dean; Nor a Snider; Victoria Cook; Judy Mills; Kathleen Zimmer; Barbara Hill; Karen Lengerich; Paula Schumacher; Dorothy Borchers.

ROW 2: M . J. Foose; K. Kelley ; S. Gross; R. Mecurio; D. Sekey; R. Geiger; L. Guy; G. Kuritar; C. Cousins ; C. Andrews; K. Frey; D. Tritschlev; K. McCoy; P. Larkin; C. Carr; P. Becker.

ROW 1: T. Tokarsky; M. Strutton; F . Weber; R. Pitman; D . Diskin; C. Burns; E. Diener; J. Mobley; D. Calloway ; K. Beatty; M. Keily; J. Hoefbaum; R. Chmiel ; P. Roll

OFFICERS: Gail Kuritar; Roberta Pitman; Patricia Larkins; Janice Hoefbaum

Ten F

ABSENT: C. Beal; K . Knox

Ten G

Officers: Peg Kingston, Jeanne Helmer, Jane Wenning, Coni Osterfeld .

ROW 1: Jayne Harrow, Jane Wendling, Sue Spilker, Sue Halloran, Anne Flanigan, Sue Fischer, Cathy Slack, Barb McGill, CathyHochwalt, Molly Fitzgerald. ROW 2: Charion Smiley, Margaret Miller, Becky Biga, Colleen Sherry, Pat Sanders, Pat Huels,

Jennifer Hinders, Jan Regulinski, Rita Mattes, Janice Anderson. ROW 3: Diane Robinson, Linda Hartke, Eileen Thiel, Cathy Lowery , Cindy Hagemeyer, Karen Grewe, Roseanne Kielbaso, Carmen Stroud, Mary Sue Gmeiner, Joan Fleck. ABSENT: Jan Van Marter.

ROW 1: Rozann Grump, Louise Strobel, Cathy Hochwalt, Leslie Maloney, Pam Seitz, Helen Pomuti, Sue Perkins, Anita Roth, Paulette Gauthier, Gail Hendrickson, KarenMahle. ROW 2: PatGreen, Ginny Knight, Jean Simmerman, Jean Williamson, Amy Sheets, Sue Dietsch, Joan Bix, Becky Harr,

TenH

Sherry Podoyak, Dorthy Bohenek. ROW 3: Diane Monroe, Karen Van Hook, Kathy O'Hearn, Jeanne Flessner, Miriam Sell, Jame Schrier, Martha Beckman, Bonnie Zimmer, Sue Hagan, Debbie Holka, Joanne Swenson, Ellen Gysin, Karen Kuntz.

Diane Monroe, Joanne Swenson, Jean Williamson, Helen Pomuti.

"Times do change and move continually . . . "

JUNIORS: For the past three years an intensity of spirit has grown among our juniors, and this exuberance has been aimed toward 1967 -68. This will be their year to shine just as 1966-67 has been ours. We wish you much luck in achieving your goals.

Juniors: Eleven A

OFFICERS: Judy Lelunan; Cheryl Wahl ; Kathy McLaughlin; Elaine Gambill

ROW 1 : Mary PapP i D ebbie Harmuth; Tina Merkle; Becky Florea; NancyVore; Mary Schwendeman; Bonnie Deschler; Mary Ann Collins ; Beth Fries; Judy Lehman;Kathy Hoffman; Marycarol Strobel ROW 2: KathyWysong; Pat Walsh ; Jill Baker;.Pat Keily; Fran Kulhanek; Pat Collins.

ROW 2: KathySayer; Elaine Gambill ; Ann Donovan; Michele Van Oss ; Kathy McLaughlin; Pat Yates. ROW 3: Mary Williams; Jenny Agnew; Jane Scarpelli ; Chris Zwolski; Theresa Metzger; Trudy Walling ;Thomasine Wessel; Karen Kammer ; Karen Koerner ; Cheryl Wahl; Jill Didier; Virginia Monnin.

ROW 1: Kathleen Woerner, Susie Lozan, Barb Luigs , Ann Zimmerman, Maura Willhelm, Marty Boesch , Malinda Zotkiewicz, Jill Trimmer, Jane Schmitz, Sue Klenke, Nancy Schim!. ROW 2: Nancy Lucente, Debbie Dawicke, Connie Lehman, Pam Heiligenberg, Anne Roalef, Ann Spinnato, Alexis Nelson,

Terri Haney, Mary Zimmerman, Barb Tuss, Cathy Brumbaugh, Cindy Rogerson. ROW 3: Elizabeth Mergler, Andrea Platt, Rosina Ferraro, Marianne Pittl, Pat Craighead, Maryann Dupps, Joan Baker, Kathy Dittrich, Ginny Leibold, Carla Spatz, Linda King, Sue Cochran. Officers: Ann Spinnato, Cathy Brumbaugh, Connie Lehman, Ann Roalef.

Eleven B

ABSENT: Marilyn Parker.

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Officers: Pam Porumb, Dede Sammons, Barb Chmiel, Jan Mechenbier.

Bertke, Judy Brinkman , Jayne Kaufhold, Barb Chmiel, Linda Condron. ROW 3: Debbie Dolinski, Dede Sammons , Jackie Guess , Verna Lewis , Linda Sims , Carol Williams, Joan Hansen, Judy Brennan, Linda Zabel, Mary Ann Spolrich, Jane Duckwall.

ROW 1: Pam Porumb, Sharon Cenky, Carol Mantia , Juanna Boston, Ami 0 'Brien, Ginny Condy, Shirley Hutzel, Barb Jobe, Sue Wolf, Grace Bruno, Jan Mechenbier. ROW 2: Karen Kinderman, Ruth Siewe, Sue Geisler, Vicki Eppler, Karen Chappie, Karen

ROW 1: Helen W artinger, Caryoln Meyer, Joyce Hammilharn, Kate Lehman, Kathi Kowaleski, Colleen McCarten, Pat Laurecella, Sharon Hartley, Sheri Heggs, Cindy Bahman, Sue Wyzinski. ROW 2: Laura Baker, Gail Zimmerman, Jackie ZeIt, Judy Scott, Rita Rhine, Rita Rhinehart, Sue Barger,

Officers: C. Fortunato, 1. Ways, K. Michel, J. Zitt, S. Hartley.

Kathy Mickeil, Terri Meade, AnnPuckawitz, Brenda Hedgebeth, Beth Deger, Joyce Rheeshaw, Margaret Bachey, Lythann Theone, Linda Haley, Carol Fol'tunato, Maureen Moore, Lucretia Ways, Julie Moore, Mary J. Magrath, Kathy Guess.

Eleven D

Eleven E

Officers: Jeanne Van Hook, Mimi Long, Peggy Buckwalter, Ann Skelton. tIer, Judy Kronenberger, Pam Choice, Caroline Hausfeld, Cathy Boehmer, Carol Streit, Karen Beutle , Teresa Buedel. ROW FOUR: Sue Dahlinghaus, Tina Ravenstein, Laura Slover, Jane Slautzenbach, Joan Freiberger, Jenny McGarry, Liz Daley, Niki Lisieur, Sue Mathes. ABSENT: Linda Casey.

ROW ONE: Joyce Brown, PeggyBuckwalter, Paulette Morehead, Marirose Sindoni, Rita Saunders, Louisa Scarpelli, Ann Skelton, Ann Tolle, Debbie Hochwalt. ROW TWO : Kaki Hempelman, Mimi Long, Marg Neu, Pam Jacobson, Terry Smith, Jean Van Hook, Antonia Dodaro, Phyllis Brindisi, Beverly Tripp. ROW THREE: Maribeth Penny, Darlyn Ket-

ROW ONE: Bernice Bayer, Therese Gerhard, Deborah Schram, Jane Haemmerle, Cheryl Allen, Michelle Kunnen, Lois Gaeke, Therese Heindl, Rosemary Raterman. ROW TWO: Carol Waker, Martha Mescher, Christine Stafford, Judith Steigerwald, Lois

Brinkman, Elizabeth Clapp, Janice Schmitz, Patricia Moosbruger, Dianne .Landis . ROW .THREE: Theresa Nichols, Mary Keating, Julie Larkins , Constance Stueve, Mary Hilton, Rita Ponichtera, Jane Werner, Sus an Kinueler. ABSENT: Eugenia Trick.

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Officers: Constance Stueve, Lois Brinkman, Jane Haemmerle, Rosemary Raterman.

Eleven G

Officers: Angie Trimboli, Laura Halvorson, Nancy Thickel, Debbie Meyer, Rita Rockas.

ROW ONE: Sue Stanley, Debbie Hosfeld, Kathleen Armstrong, Kathleen Kuntz, Barbara Hickey, Patricia Overman, Mary Ray, Gail Wissman, Angie Trimboli. ROW TWO: R~ta Rockas, Laura Halvorson, Marilyn Wiggenhorn, Eva Horvathy, Nancy Thickel, Mary Sue Rench, Michele Roberts, Catherine Wis-

mer, Sue Johnson, Fabienne Lawson, Debbie Meyer. ROW THREE: Mary Beth Klosterman, Gail McDonaId, Michele Frankenburg, Mary Price, Margie Birt, Patricia DeWitt, Louise Bollheimer, Christine Csiba, Mariam Nowlin , Mildred Blackford. ABSENT: Antonette Haas, Frances Amend.

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"Nothing t hat was worthy in the past departs . .. but is all still here .. . and r e cog n i zed or not, lives and works through endless changes . "

CLUBS The words "extra-Curricular activities" do not apply to the club life a t Julienne. The spirited ex is ten c e that beg ins at three a clock has a great role to play in the formation of well-rounded characters. I

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The Many Faces of-Mediation between students and facu It Y is an imp 0 r tan t factor in every school. A student council fills this gap . The purpose of such an organization is to lay the foundation for and to help develop this relationship. Some of the activities sponsored this year included the t r a d i t ion a I Father Daughter Dance, the Easter Dance, the birthday calendar sale, the license plate d r i v e, sock-hops, and student-faculty entertainment.

Student Council Officers - 1966-67 President- Elizabeth Williamson Vice President- Beth Deger Secretary- Catherine McMillian Treaslirer - Mary Westendorf Co-ordinating Chairman- Madine Loges He ad of Hall Guards - Barbara Paull H ead of Corridor C aptains - Dian e Suttmiller

A Glimpse at Sodality Sodality is not just an organization holds meetings once a week and then dismisses its members to go back into society unaffected; it is a way of life. Sodalists make a continuous effort to be aware of the spiritual and social needs in the school as well as in the community. Their goal is to remedy these needs insofar as they are able. w~ich

Les Parisiennes Spanish Club Language clubs are organized to develop in their members a greater interest, appreciation, and knowledge of the country, its people and their way of life. Ju 1i e nne has two language clubs: Les Parisiennes, and Spanish Club . Some of the activities the clubs engage in are discussions, skits, singing, films, and outside speakers . Special emphas i s is placed on the use of the language for the business portion of the meetings. This affords an oppor tunity for members to speak and hear the language more frequently and in a different context from that used in the classroom.

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Spiritual Peace Corps Red Cross The newest organization at Julienne is the Spiritual Peace Corps. It differs from the other clubs in that it is nondiscriminating toward members thereby having the largest membership. There are no officers, no scheduled meetings and no dues. The purpose of the club is to further the spiritual development of its members. The high school chapters of the Red Cross give students an opportunity for practical education, leadership and service not only in the community but also in home s. Their goal is to learn how to cope with the problems in these areas and then put to use, through various types of social work, the knowledge they have gained. 76

National Honor Society The National Honor Society is an organization of girls dedicated to not only their own scholastic achievement bu t also to the betterment of the school through ext r a - curricular activities . Members po sse s s leadership, enthusiasm for scholarship and a desire to render service. These are all included in the fourth quality , character.

Junior Council on World Affairs

The J u 1 i e nne chapter of the Junior Council on World Affairs has a three-fold purpose: to stimulate interest in world affairs, to inforrn the studentsof current wor ld happenings, and to promote interest in and understanding of 0 the r cultures . The club s many activities assure the attainment of these goals. I

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Art Club The purpose of the youth division of the Citizens for Decent Literature is to create in students an awareness of the dangers and efforts of obscene literature. The club ke e p s its members informed and up to date , and encourages them to write letters of both compliment and criticism to city officials and busi nessmen in support of decency. The recently founded Art Club is an example of the increasing interest in the fine arts among the Julienne students. The club strives to further this interest by encouraging its members to attend art exhibits and films, and to use creative methods in their own works.

Future Nurses Club The Future Nurses Club at Julienne follows a program designed to meet the needs of any girl interested in a medical career. Tours t h r 0 ugh both local and distant h 0 s pit a 1 s , vis its to nursing schools, Red Cross and hospital volunteer work, and me d i cal seminars are just a few of the many activities in which the members are involved. These activities provided valuable opportunities for the students to investigate various careers and the advantages which each has to offer.

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of America F.T.A. The Future Teachers of America at Julienne strives to instill in each of its members an awareness of the various aspects of the teaching pro f e s s ion. Throughout the scholastic year the club IS activities are directed toward this goal. These activities include baby-sitting, tutoring, correcting papers, observing classes, teaching C . C .0 . , and giving book reports, and are designed to give each student practical experience in her future career.

Glee Clubs-junior-Senior The Junior-Senior Glee Club , one of the oldest traditions at Julienne, moves forever forward. Under the direction of Miss Rose Gyspers, the girls sing a variety of selections some which preserve the past and others which reflect the cul ture of our own time s. Membership in this organization is coveted, and the l.ong hours of rehearsal are always rewarded by a polished performance.

Sophomore The Sophomore Glee Club is the forerunner of the Junior -Senior Glee Club. Here the members are trained by Miss Gysbers, and are given the experience necessary for the following yea r . The group is, however, outstanding in its own right. Participation in both the Christmas concert and the spring concert is anxiously ant i c i pat e d by the members.

NFL The National Forensic League tries to provide its adept young articulators with the opportunity of competing in area speech contests. As the participants engage in speech tournaments, they become more proficient in the fine arts of drama, comedy, or dec 1 a mat ion. Faultless speech, poise, and dignity are qualities which these young women strive to develop.

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Girls A thletic Association It is the goal of the Girls Athletic Association to promote an interest in all fields of athletics. The organization also stimulates a great spirit of true sportsmanship . Each home room has a representative who regularly reports current news of sports events , social activities, and other happenings. The rewards for participation are annually given to deserving members.

League of the Sacred Heart The League of the Scared Heart remains one of the major organizations of Julienne. While striving to promote devotion to the Sacred Heart, a z e a lou s group of dedicated representatives executes this goal by informing the student body of the many activities sponsored 'by this organization. Monthly projects sponsored by this organization. Monthly projects s po n so red for this year include subscriptions to the publications . of the Sac red Heart Messenger, sales of the S. H. and Brownie Day.

C.S.M.C. c .S . M . C. not only reminds the students of their apostolic obligations to the unfortunate neighbors abroad, but it t ransforms words into action. Through donations , medical bandages, s tam p s , and cou pons , the students of Julienne concentrate on the need s so well emphasized by the organization. Var ious other activities have become annual affairs of the C. S. M. C. Mission Day is the climactic point of an enthusiastic group of youthful women who perform their duties with a true sense of responsibility.

M onogram- Yearbook

The Monogram Yearbook is the product of endless hours of work on the part of staff members. This year's theme of change is ill u s t rat e d by the various changes that have taken place not only in the school itself but also in its clubs and activities. The girls' generous giving of time and talent have combined to produce a yearbook t hat the staff as well as the school should be proud of.

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During its first year, under the direction of Mrs . Louis Han sma n, the M 0 no g ram has adopted n u mer 0 u s changes. Through the use of personal candids, a roving reporter, controversial editorials, and pertinent school news the Monogram has expanded to better inform and serve the student body.

"To live is to change, and to be perfect is to have changed often ."

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SENIORS Learning has changed the simple world of childhood into a com p 1 ex, real world. The step that we take in graduation is great, but its rewards are e qua 11 y great. Life, the great teacher, will help us appreciate our past learnings.

SONJA MARIE FRANCIS Class Sec ret a r y 4; French Club 2,3; G.A.A. 1,2; Corr. Capt . 2,3,4.

Well, would you b e lieve . . . ?

BEVERLY ANN WIMSATT Class President4; Glee Club 2, 3; N. H. S. 4, Honor Roll 1,2,3,-

Be True KAREN ANN ALBERS Sodali ty 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 2,3,4; Silver Medal 4; Corr. Capt . 2,4. DEBORAH ANN AMANN F. N.C . 3,4, Pres. 4; Red Cross 3,4; J. A . 3; Corr. Capt. 3,4. CHERYL JEAN ANDERSON F. T. A. 3,4; Red Cross 3,4, V. P. 4; Urban League 3,4, Treas. 4;路 G. A. A. 2,3.

MARY ADELAIDE BALLMANN Sodality 4. liNDA LOUISE BARNHART Homeroom Off. 1,2,3; G . A. A. 1,2, 3; Student Council 4; Senior Class Play. NANCY JANE BARRINGER Sodality 3; F. N. C . 4; Spanish Club 4.

PAULA JANE PUMILIA Class Vic e President 4; Silver Medal 4; Sodality 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4.

DARRELL JEAN SCHMIDT Class Treasurer 4; Yearbook Edi tor 4; GleeClub2,3,4, V . P. 2; N. H. S. 4. Let's go down the "up."

to the Blue

SUSAN MARIE BEALL C. S. M. C. 4, Pu b . Chair.; C.D.L. ~; Corr. Capt. 3,4. ANNE MARIE BELLA J.C.O.W.A. 3,4; Homeroo m Off. 2, 3, Hall Guard 4; Corr. Capt. 4. BETTY JOSEPHINE BERNARD G. A.A. 1,2,3,4; F.T.A. 3,4; Tutoring 3; Hall Guard 1,2.

CLAUDIA JEAN BERNARD Glee Club 2,3,4, Sec. -Tre as . 4; N . H.S. 4; Honor Ro1l1,2,3,4; Homeroom Off. 1,2,4; CONNIE MARIE BERTKE Glee Club 4; G . A.A. 2,3,4; Hall Guard 4. U NDA MARY BERTKE Glee Club 4; F. N .C. 3,4; G. A. A. 3,4; Hall Guard 4.

LINDA LOUISE BIGA Glee Club 2,3,4; F.T . A . 3,4; G.A . A. 2,3; Carr . Capt. 3,4. JOAN MARIE BORCHERS Sodali ty 1,2,3,4, Treas. 4; N.H . S. 4; Glee Club 2,3,4; Hall Guard 3. CATHY ANN BOREK F. N.C . 2,3; Sodality 1,2.

KA THLEEN ELIZABETH BOSTON Glee Club 2,3,4; N. H. S. 3,4; Class Off. Pres. 3; Sodality 2,3,4. KATHY DIANE BOYD Hall Guard 2,4; Carr . Capt. 4. KA THLEEN REGINA BRANDENBURG G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Sacred Heart 4; Hall Guard 4; Carr. Capt. 4.

Proud to BeYOU WOULDN ' T DARE! MARY ELLEN BROAD STONE Glee Club 2,3,4, Pres . 2; N .H. S. 3,4, Pres. 4; J. C. o. W. A. 3,4, V.P . 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3 ,4.

MARYLYN H. BROKER Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; French Club 2,3,4; F. T. A. 3, 4; Hall Guard 2.

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BARBARA ANN BROWNING Monogram Staff, Bus . Manag. 3; Yearbk. Assist. Bus. Manag . 4; Latin Club 1. SUSAN M. BRUN C. S. M. C. 1, 3, Pres . 4; F.T.A. 3,4; Glee Club 2,3,4; Corr. Capt. 3,4. KATHRYN LOUISE BUDENZ 1,2,3, Point Seey . 4; Library 4; Glee Club 2,3,4; Corr . Capt. 3,4 . G . A.A .

JOANNE KATHLEEN BURNS Student Coune . 2,3; Sodality 1,2,3;N.F.L. 1,2;Corr. Capt.

4. KATHRYN ANNE BUYNAK G. A. A . 2,3,4; Monogram Staff, Editor 4; Art Club 4 ; C.C.D . 3,4. BETTY ANN CARLIN C. S. M. C. 4; F. T.A. 4; G. A. A . 1; Hall Guard 4.

The Class of )67 A familiar smil e at the end of the day .

ANN M. CARONE F. T. A. 3,4, V . P. 4; Yearbk. 4, Copy Edt; Honor Ro ll 1,2,3,4; Glee Cl ub 2,3 .

MARY JO CARSON G.A . A. 2,3,4; Glee Club 2,3 ; Hall Guard 4; Latin Cl ub 1.

• JUDITH ANN CASPAR Sodality 4; G. A. A. 3; C. D. L. 3; Library 4 . PATRICIA ANN CENKY C. S. M. C. 4; Homeroom Off. 2; G. A . A . 1; Corr . Capt. 1,2,3,4 . JUDITH ANN CHAPPlE

PATRICIA LOUISE CHERPESKI G.A.A . 1,2 ,3,4;C.D .L. 1,-

2,3; Glee Club 2,3,4. MARY BERNADETTE CHMIEL G . A. A . 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 2,3,4; Homeroom Off. 2; Red Cro ss 1. JUDELINE K. COLOSIMO G . A.A. 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 3,4; F. T . A. 3,4; Senior Class Pla y .

Trixie warms the hearts of Seniors

MARY E. CONCANNON F. T. A. 3,4; Library 2; Corr . Capt. 3, 4 .

CAROL ANN CONDY Sodality 2, 3, 4; C. S. M. C. 1,4; Rec. Se c. 4; F. T . A. 3,4; Homeroom Off. 2,3,4.

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LYNDA S. CORIELL Yearbook Asst. Ed. 4 . Glee Club 2,3,4. Sodality 2,3 . N . F. L. 2, Sec . 3. OLIVIA HELEN COUSINS Red Cross, 1,2,3,4 . Rep. 1,2, Pres. 3. H. S. R. C . Pres. 4. Glee Club 2,3,4, J.A. 2,3,4, G.A.A. 1,2,3. JACQUELINE THERESE COUTURE Homeroom Off. 2,4 . F. T . A. 2,3,4. G . A. A. 2,3. Glee Club 2,3,4 . BETH NOEL DAHLINGHAUS Honor Roli 1,2,3,4. G. A. A . 1,2,3,4. Homeroom Off. 1,2,3. Glee Club 4. BARBARA DAVIS DAVIS Glee Club 2,3,4, Red Cross Rep . 2,3. Corr. Capt . 3,4, N.H.S.4. GINGER E. DEIS Senior Class Play. G. A. A . 1. Carr. Capt. 4.

There )s Spirit True Practice doesn't always make perfect!

LAUREL ANN DEIS G. A. A . 1,2,3,4. Rep. 4 . F. T.A. 3,4. J.C.O. W. A. 3,4. Sodality 2.

LINDA LOUISE DEIS FNC 3,4. Sodality 2. G . A. A. Rep. 1,2,3. Corr. Capt. 3,4.

SYLVIA ANN DESANDO Red Cross 3,4, Sec. 3, Pres . 4; Year book T ypis t; Homeroom 0 ff. 3; Corr. Capt. 4.

MARY ANN D IX Home room Off. 1,2 ,3, 4; Glee Club 2,3,4; C. D . L. 1 ,3, 4 , V. Pres . 4; N .H . S. 4. Senior and Junior officers meet to discuss prom .

A Likeable JO YCE AR LENE DOLL Glee Club 2,3,4, V . Pres . 4; Homeroom Off. 2 ,3, 4; Stu de nt COLmcil 1; G. A . A. 1, 2. MA~Y MARGA RET DO NOVAN C .S .M . e. 2,3; F.T. A . 3,4, Sec. 4; Jr. Ach . 2 ,3, 4; P e r. A tt. 1, 2, 3, 4.

FRANCES ANNE DORSEY G. A . A . 1, 2,3,4; Sec . 4; F.T.A. 3,4; Corr. C a pt. 2 , 3, 4; Honor Roll 1,2 .

JULIE ROSE DRUMMER G 1 e e Club 4; Homeroom Off. 1; H a ll Guard 4; Yearbook 4. SUSAN DEIDRI DUFFY Glee Club 2 , 3; SacredHeart 4; Art Club Tr . 4; Corr. Capt. 2 , 3,4 . MARY ANNE DUNSKY Art C l ub , Pres . 4; Sodality 1,2; Honor R o ll 1,2,3, 4 ; F.N. C. 3.

JOYCE ANN DUNN C . S.M . C. 2,3,4, Officer 4; F . N . C . 3; S e nior Class Play; Monogram Staff 4.

LINDA LOU FADS Sacred He art Sec . 4 ; Hom eroom Off . 1; F. N . e. 4; Spanish Club 3,4 .

Julie and Janie practice a t harmony.

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MARY LYNNE EGAN Student Council 3; A. M. S . 3, 4; Corr. Capt. 4. MARY JO EGAN Senior Class Play; Homeroom Off. 4; Sodality 3; C.S.M . e. 1,2,3 . MADELON LOIS EIFERT G l ee C l u b 2, 3, 4 , Pres . 4 ; Homeroom Off . 3,4; Hon o r Roll 1,2,3 ,4; Hall Guard 4.

VICTORIA ELAINE ERNST Art C lu b 4 ; La tin C l ubI . NADYA R. FERNANDEZ Spanish Club 3,4. CHRISTIN E FINKE Yearbook Photo . Ed. 4; F. T. A. 3,4, Pointkeeper 4; Glee Club 2 ,3 ,4; Senior Class Play .

MARY ADELINA FIORITA J.C.O . W.A. 3,4;J . A. 2,3,4, Treas. 3,4; Yearbook 4; Sodality 2. BARBARA FISCHER Senior Class Pl ay; F. T. A . 3,4; J.C.O.W.A. 4; Sodality 2,3,

4. MARY JOSEPHINE FITZGERALD N.H . S. 3, 4; Glee Club 2,3,4; Homeroom Off. 2; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 . SUSAN FITZHARRIS F.N.e. 3; G.A.A. 1; Corr . -Capt. 4; Hall Guard 2 . CYNTHIA ELIZABETH FLANAGAN Student Co un c i 1 2, 3, Vice Pr e s. 3; Yearbook 4; Homeroom Off . 4; Hall Guard 4 . I<A THARINE FLEMING Y e a r book 4, Monogram Staff 3; C.D . L. 1.

Seniors Strive to Getting to know a ll the Seniors ... ELIZABETH FRYE C . S.M.e. 4; Corr . Capt . 3; F.N. C. 4; Yearbook 4.

MARY LOU FUSSNER Monogram S t a f f 4, Editor; Yearbook Art Editor; G lee Cl ub 4; G . A.A. 1,2,3.

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ELIZABETH A. GAEKE G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Treas. 4; Homeroom 0 ff. Pres. 3; Red Cross 2-Rep.; J. C.O . W.A. -3. KATHLEEN ANNE GMEINER Sod a li t y 2, 3, 4, V . Pres.; N .F .L. 1,2,3; N. H.S. 3,4; Spanish Club ~ . MARY PAMELA GODZIK G.A . A . 1,2; Corr. Capt. 4.

KATHRYN MARY GORDON C. S . M. C. 3,4; Corres. Sec.; Yearbook 4, Asst. Copy Edi tor; Monogram Staff 3; F. T . A. 3,4. LINDA ELIZABETH GREENE Homeroom Officer 3; JW1ior A ch i evement 3,4; Yearbook 4 ; Art Club 4. MARTHA SUS AN GREENE Homeroom Off. 3;G . A.A. Rep. 1; Libr ary 2; Corr. Capt . 3,4.

Meet Their Goal by means of a song--JULIE GRIFFIN F.N.C. 3, Vice Pres . Senior C 1 ass P 1 a y ; Yearbook; Honors 1 , 2,3,4.

DIANNE GRUSENMEYER Red Cross 2,3,4; Vice Pres . 3; G 1 e e C 1 u b 2 ,3,4; Honor Roll 2,3,4; LibralY 2.

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JUDITH ELLEEN HAFER Homeroom 0 ff. Con路 . Capt . 3,4 .

MARY BETH HAFER Homeroom Off. 1,3; C. S . M. C. 4; J. C . O . W. A. 3; F. T. A . 3. A brief pause at any dance is refreshing.

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MAR YJO ELIZABETH HAG EN C . D. L. 3,4; Libr ary 3; J. C. O. W. A. 4; Art Club . SYLVIA LAVERNE HAIRSTON Student Council 4; Homeroom Off. 3; Red Cross 3,4, Sec . 4; Urban League 3,4. MARY ANN HALEY F . T. A . 3, 4; F . N. C. 3; G.A.A . 3; C.C.D. 1,2 ,3,4 .

MARY KATHLEEN HALEY F . N .C. 3,4, Treas . 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Cor r . Cap t . 3,4; Yearbook 4. KA THLEEN MAE HALLER J.C.O.W . A. 2,3, Pres. 4; N.H.S. 3, Sec. 4; F . N.C. 3; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 . PEGGY IRENE HAMPEL G.A.A. 1; Honor Roll 3,4; Senior Class Play.

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ALISON JANE HANSON Sodalit y 1,2,3,4; Yearbook 4; Sa cr e d Heart 3. A small change can mak e a big difference .

Seniors Are Fascinating

CATHERINE JA NE HARS ACK Y Gl e e Club 2,3, Soda lity 1 , 2 , 3; Homeroom Off icer 2; N .F.L .1. DEBOR AH ANN HEGGS M. ono gra m Sta ff 4; G. A. A . 1,2,3.,4; Sacr e d H e art 1; Honor Roll 1, 2 , 3,4. KATHLEEN MARIE HOCHADEL F. N. C . 3; Latin C lub 1.

SUSANNA ELIZABETH HOLDEN G. A. A. 2,3. DONNA JO HOWELL CAROL JOS EPHINE HOYING Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; F. N.C. Z, 3,4; Hall Guard2, 3; Home room Officer 1.

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CANDY RITA HUTCHINSON Homeroom Officer 1; SacredHeart1,2; Glee Club 1,2; G.A.A.1,2,3,4.

MARY MARGARET KEREZSI S i 1 v er Medal Music, 4; Glee Club 3,4; Sodality2,3,4; Library 2,3,4. It1s never too cold to be outdoors!

Loyalty and CHRISTINE MARIE KOEHL Glee Club 2,3; Corr. Capt. 1. DIANA MARIE KOESTERS H 0 nor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Cor r . Capt. 4; Spanish Club 3; Library 2. SYLVIA MARY KONDRATH J . c. o. W. A. 4; G.A.A. 4; Yearbook 4; F . T.A. 4.

SUSAN JEANETTE KRONENBERGER N.H.S. 3,4, V . P. 4; C.D.L. 1,2,3,4, Pres. 3&4;Gle e Club 2,3,4; Sodality 4. TERESA ANN KUHN French Club 2, 3,4, Treas. 4; Sodality 3,4; N.F.L. 1,2; Homeroom Off. 1, 4. DEBORAH LANGE N . H.S. 3,4; Sacred Heart 1,2, V. P. 3, Pres. 4; N.F .L. 1,2,3; G.A.A . 1,2,3,4.

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LYNNE ANN LAVIELLE Sodality 3,4; Student Council 4; G.A.A. 1,2; Corr. - Capt . 4.

RUTH MARIE LEIBOLD Glee Club 2 , 3,4; Hall Guard 4; Corr.Capt. 3, 4; G.A.A.

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Initiative Have We KATHLEEN RUTH LOGAN Jr. C las s V . P. Hom e roo m Pres. 2, V. P., 3,4; Jr. Ach . 2,3; F.T:A. 3. MADELINE ANN LOGES Stu. C 0 u n c ill, 3, Corr.Ch airman 4; Sodality 2, 3, 4; Hmrm. Off. 1,2,3; JCOWA 1. JANET LOUISE LONGMAN Stu. Council 2,3,4, Bd. Member, 2; G.A.A . 1,2; Sodality 2; Corr . Capt. 3,4 .

MARILYN ANNA LUCKETT Sr. Class Play. Hall Guard 4; Corr. Capt. 3,4; G.A.A. 1. DONNA MARIE LUKACS G.A.A. 2,3, Rep. 4; Hall Guard 2,4; Corr. Capt. 4. ANGELA KAY MAHLE Sodality 3,4; Yearbook 4; J. C . O. W. A . 4; C.S.M . e. Rep. 4.

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ANTOINETTE MARIE MALS F.N.C. 3,4; C.D.L. 3; Glee Club 2,3,4; Homeroom Off. 3. MARGARET ElLEN MARLOW Homeroom Officer 2 , 4; F. T. A. 3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Senio r Class Play. ELLEN TERESA MARSHALL G . A.A. 1,2,3,4; Homeroom Officer 4; Corr . Capt. 4 .

MARLENE McCRAY F.T.A. 3,4; Honor Roll 1,2, 3,4; Glee Club 2,3; Homeroom Off. 1,2. SUSAN MARIE McDONALD F. N . C. 4; Sodality 3; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 4.

PATRICIA J. McGREEVY G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Homeroom Off. 3; Red Cross 3,4; C.D . L.

Ever on) Ever

"Are you sure it's not crooked?"

KATHRYN M. McMAHON J.C.O .W .A. 4; C.C.D. Library; German Club.

CA THERINE M . McMILLIAN Student Council 3, 4; Science Club 2,3, 4; N. H. S. 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4.

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r DONNA LEE McSEMEK Glee Club 2,3,4; F.T.A. 3; Monogram S t a f f 4; Sodality 1,2. MARY LOUISE MECHEN BIER N . F.L. 1; Yearbook 1; F. T.A . 3,4; Gl ee Club 2,3 . MARSHA LYNN MELTZ Yearbook 4; G . A . A. 2,3, Rep . 4; F.T . A. 3,4; N.H.S.

MARGARET ANN MESCHER F . T.A . 4; HonorRo1l 4; Corr. Capt . 4. MARILYN KA THERINE MESCHER Spanish Club 3,4, Pres. 3; C.D.L. 3,4, Sec . 4; Honor Roll 1, 2,3 .

Flying Mighty High

"Annie, Get Your Gun" of Julienne - SHARON JEAN MEYER N.F . L. 1,2; Sodality 3; Student Council 4; Hall Guard 2,4 .

MAR Y ANN MILLER G . A. A . 1,2,4; Homeroom 0 f f ice r 2, 3; J . C.O . W .A. 2; Corr . Capt . 4.

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BARBARA A. MINHAM Yearbook 4; Glee Club 2,3,4; Tutoring 4; Honor Roll 1,2 , 3 , 4.

PATRICIA JANE MISKIMEN . Sodality2,3 , 4;J.A.2, 3; Tutoring 3,4; Yearbook 4.

A senior introduces her "Sugar Daddy."

We Proudly Raise Our

SUE ANN MITCHELL F. N. C. 3; Homeroom Off. 1, 4; C.S.M.C. Rep.2;G.A.A. 1,2. JENNIFER ANN MONROE French Club 3,4, Sec. 4; Yearbook 4; G.A.A. 1, 2,3; F.N.C.3. STEPHANIE ANNE MOORMAN Hall Guard 2; Corr. Capt. 3, 4; J.A. 2,3,4.

BECKY JANE MOOSBRUGGER Homeroom Off. 4; Hall Guard 4;G.A.A.1.

SUSAN ELAINE MOOSBRUGGER Glee Club 4; Sodality 3,4; F. T.A . 3; Spanish Club 4. MARILYN ROSE MOSES F.N. C. 4; Sodality 3; Senior Class Play; Hall Guard 4.

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FRANCES ELAINE MUDD CandyStriper3; G.A . A. 1,2; Corr. Capt. 3,4.

TERESA ANN NEVIUS Sodality 2,3,4; F. T. A. 3,4; Sacred Heart Rep . 2, 3,4; Senior Class Pl ay. A bit of social culture at Julienne ...

Voices to the Sky

CONNIE MARIE NYE PATRICIA MARIE O ' CONNELL Yearbook 4; G . A. A. 1,2 ,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2; Homeroom Off. 1,3. VICKI LYNN OLDING G . A . A. 1,2,3, Rep. 1,3; Monogram Staff 4.

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DEBORAH ANNE OLWINE Sodality 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; G. A . A. 1,2,3; Homeroom Off. 2. ELIZABETH AD ELE PATTERSON ArtClub 4; G . A . A . 1; Homeroom Off. 1; Hall G u a r d 4. DEBORAH JO PARENTI Yearbook 4; C.S . M.C . Rep. 4; J.C.O.W. A . 3; Honor Roll 2,3 ,4 .

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BARBARA LOUISE PAULL StudentCouncil 1,2,3,4, Off. 4; Glee Club 2; J. A. 2, 3.4; N.F .L . 1. MARY LINDA PAVUK Glee Club 2,3,4; G.A.A. 1, 2,3,4; Yearbook.4; ArtClub 4 . RENEE MICHELE PETERMA N R ed Cross 4; G. A. A. 3; Hall Guard 2; Homeroom Off. 2.

D ENNA LOIS E PHELA N Pe rfe ct Attendance 1, 2, 3,4 ; A. M . S. 4; Sodality 2,3; G. A . A.2,3 . AGNES MARIE PEKUTOWSKI Hon or Roll 1,2,3,4, Monogram Staff 4; Corr . Capt. 4 . JOANNA MARIE PLASSENTHAL Sodality 2 ,3,4; Hall Guard 4; G. A.A. 4.

Vim and Vigor Back There will be so m e sore muscles tomorrow !

LINDA MA RGA RET POHL Homeroom Off. 3; Sodality 3; Corr . Capt . 3 .

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SHARON K . PRICE Yearbook 4; C. S. M. C . Treas urer; N . H. S. ; Gle e Club 2,4.

JANICE ANN PRIKSE Homeroom Off. 1, Hall Guard 2, Corr . Capt. 4 . DIANE ADAIR QUINLIVAN N . H . S . 3,4; French Club, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Honor Ro ll 1,2,3,4; e.S.M . e. 4 . MARIBETH ANN QUINN Student Council 2,3,4; C . S. M. e. V . Pres . 4; Honor Roll 1,4; Sodality 3 .

EILEEN M . QUINTER Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; F. T . A. 3,4; Treas.; G lee Club 2,3; Homeroom Off. 2, 3 . KAREN ELAINE RAFFERTY Homeroom Off . 2; Corr . Capt.

4. JOYCE ANN RAMMEL G . A.A. 1,2,3,4; Yearbook 4; Monogram 4.

up All Our Might Sometimes Seniors take li fe too seriously .

MAR Y ELLEN RANKIN Glee Club2,3; e.S.M . e. 4; Sodality 2,3; Senior Class Play.

JACQUELINE REEDER Homeroom Off. 1 .

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CHRISTINE REGULINSKI Sodali ty 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 3,4; N.H . S. LOUISE C. RENCH Senior Class PIa y; Tutoring 3,4. MARGARET ANN RICHISON Glee Club 2,3,4; Hall Guard

MARY FAITH RIEGER Sodality 2,3,4, Sec. 4; Monogi-am Staff 4; Homeroom Off. 1,3; G.A.A. 2,3. TERESA RISCO Homeroom Off. 4; Corr. Capt.

SUSAN BERNADETTE ROBERTS Urban League 2,3,4, Sec . 4; N . F. L. 1,3,4, V. Pres. 4; Senior Class Play; F. T. A. 4.

A Lively Song We Sing A united effort brings pleasing results.

TRISTINE M. ROBERTS F.N. C. 3,4; J.A. 2.

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MELANIE ANN ROBINSON Glee Club 2 ,3,4 ; French Club 2,3,4; Sec. 3; Per. Att. 1,2,3,4. Honor Roll 2,3,4.

MARLENE ROCHE Cheerleader 2,3,4; Homeroom Off. 1,2,4; Senior Class Play; Hall Guard 2,4. JUDITH ROSENBECK G.A.A. 1,4; Hall Guard 4. BARBARA ROTH Yearbook 4; G.A.A. 1,4; Glee Club 4; Red Cross.

MARIE SCHAAF Glee Club 2,3,4; F.N.C. 3, 4; Perf. Att. 1,2,3,4; Corr. Capt. 3,4. ROSE SCHELCHER Senior Class Play; Corr. Capt.

4. MARTHA SCHEPER Student Council 2,3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Treas. Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; N.H.S. 4.

to Dear Old Julienne "MAYBE WE'LL GET A STUDY"

ANN SCHLEMANN F.T A. 3,4; Pres. Glee Club 4; Sodality 3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3.

JANE SCHMIDT Art Club 4; Sec., Senior C las s Play; Glee Club 2,3; Yearbook 4.

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SUSAN SCHREIER Glee Club 2,3,4; G. A.A. 1,2,3,4;F. T.A. 3; Homeroom Off. 3.

M OLLY SCHUMACHER Sodality 2,3,4; G . A . A . 1,2,3; Monogram 4; Homeroom Off. 4 . A Senior's Special D ay

((Wide-Eyed

SYLVIA SCHULZE F. N .C . 3,4: ].C.O. W.A. 4; Ha ll Guard 3. ,NANCY SCHUS T ER G . A . A . 3,4; F.T.A . 3; Monogram 4; Corr . Capt. 4. PAULA SEARS F.T.A . 3,4; Sodality 3; Home room Off. 3 , 4; Latin Club 1, Pres.

KATHY SEITZ G.A.A . 1; Hall Guard 2; REBECCA SHAFER LibraryClub 2,3,4; Pres . G . A.A. 1,2 , 3,4; F . T.A . 3 , 4; Corr. Capt . 2,3,4. . DONNA SHEEHAN N . H.S . 4, F. T.A. 3,4; Homeroom Off. 3 , 4; Y e arb.ook 4.

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BARBARA SHEETS G.A.A. 1,2,3,4-Vice Pres . , Glee Club 2, 3,4;F.N.c' 3, Homeroom Off. 3.

MARY JO SHEETS J.C.O . W.A. 2,3; G. A.A. 1,2; Red Cross 2, Corr. C ap t.----z,4.

We Could Have Danced All Night !

and Happy))

THERESA SHERMAN N.F.L. 2, G . A.A . 2,3,4. MAUREEN SHERRY F. T.A . 3,4; Yearbook 4; G. A.A . 2,3,4; Senior Class Play. MARCIA SHILUTO J . C .O.W.A. 3,4; F . T.A. 3; Corr. Capt. 3,4.

PATRICIA MARY SMILEY G.A.A. 3,4; Perf. Att. 1,2 , 3,4. DIANA LEE SMITH Glee Club 2,3; Sodality 3; J . C. O. W.A. 3; Corr. Capt. 4. MARGARET ANN SMITH Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; G.A.A . 1 ,2; Homeroom Off. 4, Hall Guard 3,4.

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, MARGARET SNYDER G.A.A . 1,2,3; Senior Class Play; Red Cross 4; F. N. C. 3; MICHELE SOMSEL Sodality 2,3,4; N.H.S. 3,4; Glee Club 2,3; Homeroom Off. 2,3. KATHLEEN STANLEY Glee Club 2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3 ,4; F.N.C. 3,4;' Sodality 2.

STEPHANIE ANN STATON Monogram Staff 3,4; Homeroom Off. 2; Hall Guard 4. NANCY ANN STEFFANO Sacred Heart 1,2. C YNTHIA STEINBRUNNER G.A .A. 1, 2,3,4; F.N.C. 3, 4; Glee Club 2,3,4; Library

On to New I can 't take another minute!

CAROL STRUTTON G.A .A . 1,2,3; Corr. Capt. 3.

JANET SULLIVAN N.H.S. 4, Science Club 3,4; F. T.A. 4; Sodality 3,4.

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MARY DIANE SUTTMILLER Student Council 4-o£f. Class Off. 3, N.H.S. 3,4; Glee Club 2 ,3-Sec ., Treas. MARY LOUISE SWELUNGER G .A.A . 1, 2 ,3,4; Glee Club 2,3; Perf. Att. 1,2,3,4. CATHERINE MARY SWEIGART Glee Club 2,3,4; G.A.A. 1, 2 ,3; Monogram Staff 3; Corr. Capt. 3. MARCIA SUZANNE SWEIGART Glee Club 2,3,4; G .A.A. 1, 2,3,4; Sodality 2,3 ,4; N.F. L. 1,2,3. VICTORIA MAE TABET G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 2,3; Homeroom Off. 1,2,3, Corr. Capt. 2,3,4. ANITA LOUISE THIEL N.H.S. 3,4; Glee Club 2,3; N.F.L. 2, 3,4-Pres.; Sodality 2,3 ,4 .

Horizons Showing off a Mission Day garter.

DIANN MARIE THOMAS Sen i 0 r Class P lay; Monogram Staff; Hall Guard 4; J.A. 2.

MARY KAY TOLLE G.AA 1,2,3,4; Yearbook 4, Hall Guard 2,

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MARY THERESA TRUPP G.A.A. 3, Corr. Capt. 4, Senior Class Play.

CAROL ANN VEHORN G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; F. T.A. 3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Latin Club 1. Happiness ... is joining N. H. S.

These Were the

SUSAN YORE Senior Class Play; Glee Club 2,3,4; Hall Guard 4; Corr. Capt. 3,4. BARBARA ANN WABLER F. T.A. 3,4; Honor Roll 1, 2,3,4; N.H. S. 4, Homeroom Off. 2,4. MARY ELIZABETH WAGNER Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Sodality 2,"j.C.O.W.A. 2, Corr. Capt.

PAULINE ANN WAGNER Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; N .H.S. 4, Yearbook 4-Asst. Adv. Man age r, C. D. L. Treasure 3,4. MARCIA JEAN WALKER Glee Club 4, Corr. Capt. 4. MARGARET ANN WALLlNG G.A.A. 2,3,4; F.N."C. 3,4, Perf. Att. 1,2.

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TERESA WARTINGER Sodality 2 , library 4.

ELINOR WENZEL ].C .O.W.A. 3,4-Sec. F . T.A. 3, Class Off. 1,2,3; Corr. C apt. 2, 3,4. Will a Volkswagon hold the seniors?

Best of Times

JUDITH WESTBROCK Homeroom Off. 4 , F. N. C. 3, G.A . A. 1,2 , J.C.O.W.A. 2. MARY IRENE WESTENDORF Student Council 3 ,4-Treasure, Sodality 2,3 , 4; G.A.A. 2,4; Homeroom Off. 1,2. BELINDA BONITA WIlliAMS Honor Roll 1, 2 , 3,4; Senior Class Play, Glee Club 2,3 , 4, Yearbook 4.

ELIZABETH ANN WILLIAMSON N. H. S.路 3,4; Student Council 2,3,4-President; G .A .A. 1, 2; Homeroom Off. 1. PHYLLIS JEAN WINTERS Glee Club 2,3,4; Honor Roll 1, 2,3,4;G.A.A. 1,2 ,3, 4;]. C. O. W.A. 2,3. GAIL ANN WOURMS F. T . A. 3,4; Glee Club 4, Library 2,3; Red Cross 3.

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"Where, Oh where - are the wonderful Seniors?"

GAIL ARLENE WYSONG F. N .C . 3, G.A.A. 3 , Corr . Capt. 4 . CAROLYN ZIEHLER Sodality 2,3,4 . G.A.A. 1, J.A. 2 , Corr.Capt. 4.

ROSEANNE ZIMMERMA N G.A.A.l, 2,3 , 4- Pres. Perf. Att. 1,2,3,4. Art Club 4.

SARA ZWIESLER G.A . A. 1, 2 ,3, 4. Gl ee Club 4, Red Cross 1, Hall Guard 4.

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KAREN JO BECK Red Cross 3,4. Corr. Capt. 3,4.

Karen Albers, Debbie Amann, Cheryl Anderson, Mary Ballman, Linda Barnhart, Nancy Barringer, Susan Beall, Karen Jo Beck, Ann Bella, Connie Bertke, Linda Bertke, Betty Bernard, Claudia Bernard, Linda Biga, Joan Borchers, Cathy Borek, Kathy Boston, Kathy Boyd, Kathy Brandenburg, Mar yEllen Broadstone, Marlyn Broker, Barb Browning, Sue Brun, Kathy Budenz, Joanne Bu I1!S, Kat h y Buynak, Betty ur i , Ann Carone, Mary Jo Carson, Patty Cenky, Judy Caspar, Judy Chappie, Pat CherpesKi:, Mary Chmiel, Judy Colosimo, M.aryConcannon, Carol Condy, Lynda Coriell, Oli iaCousins, Jackie Couture, Beth Dahlinghaus, Barb Davis, Laurel Deis, Linda Deis, Ginger Deis, Sylvia Desando, Mary Ann Dix, Joyce Doll, Mary Don 0 van, Fran Dorsey, Julie Drummer, Sue Duffy, Joyce Dunn, Mary Ann Dunsky, Linda Eads, Lynne Egan, Mary Jo Eagan, Madelon Eifert, Vicki Ernst, Nadya Fe rnande z, Chris Finke, Mary Fiorita, Barbie Fisher, Josie Fitzgerald, Susan Fitzharris, Sue Flanagan, Kathy Fleming, Sonja Francis, Elizabeth Frye, Mary Lou F u s s n e r, Bett1y Gaeke, Kathy Gmeiner, Pam Godzik, Kathy Go r don, Linda Greene, Susan Greene, Julie Griffin, Diane Grusenmeyer, Judy Hafer, Mary Beth Hafer, Mary Jo Hagen, Sylvia Haris on, Kathy Haley, Mary Ann Haley, Kathy Haller, Peggy Hampel, Ellen Hansman, Alison Hanson, Cathy Harsacky, Debbie Heggs, Kathy Hochadel, Susanna Holden, Donna Howell, Carol Jo Heying, Candy Hutchinson, Mary Kerezsi, Chris Koehl, Diana Koesters, Sylvia Kondrath, Sue Kronenberger, Tessie Kuhn, Debbie Lange, Lynne LaVielle, Ruth Liebold, Kay Logan, Madeline Loges, Janet Longman, Marylyn Luckett, Donna Luckas, Marlene McCray, Sue McDonald, Pat Mc Greevy, Kathy McMahon, 8athy McMilla , Donna McSemek, Angie Mahle, Toni Mals, Peggy Marlow, Ellen Marshall, Mary Lou Mechenbier, Marsha Meltz, Margaret Mescher, Marilyn Me s c her, Sharon Meyer, Mary Ann Miller, Bar b Minham, Patty Miskimen, Sue Mitchell, Jenny: Monroe, Stephanie Moonnan, Becky Moosbrugger, Sue Moosbrugger, Marilyn Moses, Elaine Mudd, Terry Nevius, Connie Nye, Pat O'Connell, Vickie Olding, Debbie 01 wine, Debbie Parenti, Lisa Patterson, Barb Paull, Linda Pavuk, Renee Paterman, Denna Phelan, Agnes Piekutowski, Joanne Plassenthal, Linda Pohl, Sharon Price, Janice Priske, Paula Jane Pumilia, Diane Qui n 1 i van, Mari Beth Quinn, Eileen Quinter, Karen Rafferty, Joyce Rammel, Mary Ellen Rankin, Sarah Reeder, Chris Regulinski, Louise Renoh, arYi Reiger Margaret Richison, Teresa Risco, Sue Roberts, Tristine Roberts, Melanie Robinson, Marlel e Roche, Ju d y Rosenbeck, Barb Roth, Marie Schaaf, Rose Schelcher, Marty ScheRer, Ann Schlemann, Darrell Schmidt, Jane Schmidt, Sue Schrier, Jeanie Schultz, ollie Scl1umacher, Nancy Schuster, Paula Sears, Kathy Seitz, Becky Shafer, Donna Sheehan, Barb Sheets, Mary Jo Sheets, Theresa Sherman, M au r e e n Sherry, Marcia Shillito, Pat Smiley, Diana Smith, Peggy Smith, Margarete Snyder, Michele Somsel, Kathy Stanley, Stephanie Statton, Nancy Steffano, Cindy Steinbrunner, Carol Strutton, Janet Sullivan, Diane Suttmiller, Mary Svellinger, Cathy Sweigart, Marcia Sweiga ickie Tabet, Anita Thiel, Diann Thomas, Mary Kay Tolle, Mary T r up p, Carol Ve li 0 n, e Vore, Barb Wabler, Mary Wagner, Pauline Wagner, Marcia Walker, Margaret! alling, Teresa Wartinger, Elinor Wenzel, Judy Westbrock, Mary Westendorf, Belinda Williams, Beth Williamson, Bev Wimsatt, Phyllis Winters, Gail Wourms, Gail Wysong, Carolyn Ziehler, Roc k Y Z i m mer man, Sally Zwiesler.

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"Great Acts

Seniors take their

What . . . me worry?

Well, it IS almost time to go.

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Take Time."

final step.

Thank you , Monsignor.

Father Funk presents the class of '67.

Parents and relatives beam with pride.

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Joe Friedman and Associates PHOTOGRAPHERS MIRACLE LANE SHOPPING CENTER

277-1719

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Pet Shop PROFESSIONAL GROOMING By Appt. - Mon. thru Sat. SUPPLIES - PETS- ACCESSOR IES TROPICAL FISH

814 E. Main

Trotwood

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ELDER- BEERMAN CENTER

BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATES

FROM

HUGO AND PAUL DEIS

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The Chaminade Student Council

LOGAN STUDIOS 14 West Fifth Street Dayton's Leading School Photographer

BUSINESS PATRONS ABLE CARPET CLEANING COMPANY

FRISCH THE FLORIST

COMPLIMENTS OF ALLEN'S PHARMACY 3036 FAR HILLS-2916 LINDEN AVE .

GA TEWA Y TRANSPORTATION COMPANY COMPLIMENTS-GEM AIR CONTROLS CO.

AMATULLI'S MARKET 1400 LINDEN CONGRA TULA TIONS CLASS OF 1967

GEM CITY VALET-L34 N. MAIN ST.

ANDERSON'S BEAUTY SALON

GENERAL FIXTURE AND SUPPLY

A-ONE TYPEWRITER COMPANY

GENE'S SOHIO STATION

ARNOLD BROTHERS CLEANERS

GENEVA'S BEAUTY BOS

AYEONE MACHINE & GRINDING INC.

HARRY GIAMBRONE ASSOCIATES

ADAM BALLMANN'S SONS PRODUCE 2159 VALLEY STREET 233-5022

GILBERT'S RENTAL CENTER G. M. & S. PRINTING-1418 CHAPEL

OSCAR BEIGEL & SONS JEWELERS GRAPHIC SERVICE INCORPERA TED CONGRATULATIONS - BELLA'S MARKET GYPSY HUT -BIRCH AND NORMA BERGER'S SERVICE STATION 1413 NORTH MAIN STREET BILL'S GULF SERVICE 619 WEST HILLCREST AVE . BLUE BONNET BEAUTY SALON

HARRIS FUNERAL HOME 49 LINDEN AVENUE 253-3129 HAUER MUSIC HOUSE-3 STORES HI STYLE BEAUTY SALON 6126 CHAMBERSBURG RD.

BOCKRATH GROCERY BILL HOFFMAN SHELL SERVICE BOWLERO LANES 3495 SIEBENTHALER JOS. S. BROWN CO-WALLPAPER & PAINTS 3966 SALEM AVE. 277-8961 CARL'S SHELL SERVICE STATION 2303 NORTH GETTYSBURG

HOKE BROS. PLPG & HTG . 341 8 N. MAIN ST. 274-1108 RUTH HOLSAPPLE SCHOOL OF DANCE NORTHTOWN SHOP CENTER ARCADE THE HUB PHARMACY-TOM Mc LAUGHLIN

CITIZEN'S MORTGAGE CORPORATION 307 AMERICAN BUILDING 223-2296

JEANNES BEAUTY SALON

COLOSIMO TOOL CO. - DISTRIBUTOR

JIMMY'S SUNOCO 3907 W. THIRD ST.

THE BYRNE INSURANCE AGENCY INC.

GOOD LUCK FROM JOE'S CYCLE SHOP

CURRENT'S PHARMACY -MAIN & HELENA

KANOUSE LEATHER CO. 3528 N. MAIN

DABBELTS - FASHION FURNITURE

NED KARNS HAIRDRESSER "ITS THE CUT THA T COUNTS"

DAHM BROTHERS ROOFING - 461-5627 THOMAS E. KERNAN DOS. DIX & SONS INC. HOMES REMODELING DOAN'S UPHOLSTERY - 274-5930 CONGRATULA TIONS CLASS OF 67 DP&L

RICHARD M. LIEBERMAN DCS. 3023 E. THIRD - 252-9959 J . A. KIELBASO CUSTOM BLDR. 401 BRANDT - 228-3969

COMPLIMENTS OF F & F HARDWARE KNIFE'S MARKET-246-CATALPA DR . FOREST PARK BARBER SHOP T . KOVERMAN PHOTO FINISHING FOREST PARK SHOPPING CENTER FORT McKINLEY DISTRIBUTORS

METROPOLITAN LIFE INS. 298-7456 DON KULHANEK AGENCY MGR. 277-1643

CONGRATULATIONS-FRED'S 308 TAVERN

COMPLIMENTS OF KUNTZ ELECTRIC

12E ENTERTAINERS

CONGRATULATION ' 67 SENIORS THE SOPHOMORE GLEE CLUB

CONGRATULA TIONS SENIORS -GOOD LUCK IN THE FUTURE - 12G

CONGRA TULA TIONS - THE LIBRARY CLUB

TABLE 2 SAYS GOOD LUCK SENIORS

WE DONE DID IT!

GOOD LUCK FROM TABLES 5 & 6

MA Y GOD LOVE YOU - THE SODALITY

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CONGRAT'S!

CONGRATULA TIONS TABLE 10 4C

GOOD LUCK SENIORS

CONGRATULATIONS TABLES 13 & 14 4C

3B SOUL BROTHERS, C. H . S.

GOOD LUCK TO TABLE 14-4B SENIORS

CLYDE B. FOR PRESIDENT 1985

7 HAPPY SENIORS 4A 22

COMPLIMENTS OF ST. ANN

CONGRAT'S TO US 4A TABLE 25

GO GET 'EM, CLYDE!

GOOD LUCK FROM TABLE 32 4B

GOOD LUCK THE GREAT PUMPKIN

BEST WISHES FROM 4C TABLE 38

I LOVE SENIORS - POOPSIE '67

BEST WISHES FROM TABLE 39

IT'S ABOUT TIME!

OC, EM, ME, FD, BC, ME, DH, PM, SENIOR LUNCH TABLE 51 4C

KEEP PUSHING - SAINT JUDE!

CONGRATULATIONS FROM TABLE 52-4A GOOD LUCK SR. COOLEST TABLE IN 4B CONGRATULATIONS FROM COL CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS '67 FROM FUTURE NURSES CLUB JULIENNE FTA SAYS: CONGRAT'S TO THE SENIORS BEST WISHES TO '6 7 SENIORS JUNIOR SENIOR GLEE CLUB

SENIOR SODALISTS

FROM SODA LISTS

WHYSONG

EVERGREEN SALUTES THE BLUE CONGRA TULA TIONS - THE GANG AT GBU CONGRATULATIONS FAT AND FUNNY FRIENDS "67" PH, LY , SU , BE, AN, MI , BA, DO, CH, LI, MA , JA, PA, PJ . GOOD LUCK TO US FROM BERNIE & JEAN CONGRAT'S TO 5 KATHY'S & A MARY CONGRATULATIONS JAN -BARB-AMI

WE MADE IT CAROLYN, TRIS, PAT

FRIENDS AND RELATIVES CONGRA TULA TIONS SIXTY -SEVEN! ST. AGNES TEEN CLUB GIRLS COMPLIMENTS OF MR. JOHN ALLEN MRS . EDNA AMANN HERMAN AMYLOG THE JAMES ANDERSON FAMILY CONGRA TULATIONS FROM MR . & MRS. ANTZA CK MR. AND MRS. VINCENT D . BAUER MR . AND MRS. CHARLES BALLMANN MR . AND MRS . RUSSELL BARNHART BEST WISHES FROM JEAN BARRINGER MR. AND MRS. JOHN F . BARRINGER THE ROBERT BAYHAM FAMILY CONGRATULATIONS FROM DR. BERGMAN M.D . MR. AND MRS. ALFRED BERNARD COMPLIMENTS OF REV. CORNELIUS C. BERNING MR . AND MRS. EUGENE BERTKE RAYMOND E. BETTINGER & FAMILY CONGRA TULA TIONS CLASS OF '67 MR . & MRS. FRANK BIGA, REALTOR MRS. ELIZABETH BIKO

MR. AND MRS . LA VERN BOLLHEIMER MRS . BORCHERS-BARBARA ANN ALBERS MR. AND MRS . DAVID W. BORCHERS MR. AND MRS . ELWOOD BOWSER MR. AND MRS. CHARLES A . BRANDT MR. AND MRS. VINCENT J. BRINKMAN CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF '67 MRS. OSCAR H. BROKER MR . AND MRS. JAMES A. BROWNING MR. AND MRS. A . E. BUSSE FAMILY OF MR. AND MRS . S. BUYNAK CONGRA TULA TIONS - PA UL K. CAESAR MISS ROSE CAREY PAT CARROLL '67' MR. & MRS. MELVIN CASEY & FAMILY CONGRA TULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '67 FROM CA YODA COUNCIL CHAMINADE AUTO CLUB GOOD LUCK MARY CHERPESKI '62 GOD LOVE THE CLASS OF '6 7 FATHER PETE CHIODO, C. PP.S. CONGRA TULA TIONS SENIORS MR. & MRS . CLAPP MAY YOUR HEARTS BE YOUNG & GAY GOOD LUCK--PATTY CLARK '66

CONGRATULATIONS MR . & MRS. LOUIS CONDY MICHAEL J. CONDY CHAMINADE '60' CONGRATULATIONS MR . & MRS. SAMUEL CONDY MR . AND MRS. EMMET COPAS MR . & MRS. LESLIE CORNICK JR . CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '67 ' CORPUS CHRISTI TEEN CLUB MR . AND MRS. C. F DAHLINGHAUS THOMAS J. DANIS "67" MR . AND MRS. HUGO A. DEIS CONGRA TULATIONS CLASS OF '67 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS--SHIRLEY DEIS GOOD LUCK TO CLASS OF 67 T. DEIS MR. AND MRS. JOHN G . DEMETER MR. AND MRS . MA R TIN C. DINEEN CONGRA TULA TIONS FROM HERMA A. DOLL JR. D . D. S. IN MEMORY OF JOSEPH P . DUFFY MR. AND MRS . WILLIAM DUFFY MR . AND MRS. G. H. DUNCAN MR . AND MRS . AUSTIN J. DUNN SR. MR. AND MRS. EUGENE EIFERT CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! MRS. EPPLER MR. AND MRS. MICHAEL P . BORITA CONGRA TULATIONS CLASS OF '67 MR. AND MRS. HERBERT W. FINKE MRS . JOHN P. FLANAGAN MR . AND MRS. JOSEPH FLECK MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH FLETCHER CONGRATULATIONS!! MR . JACK FUlKS GREETING! FATHER LOUIS FUNK MR. AND MRS . J. H . FUSSNER CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 67--DVG MR. AND MRS. ROBERT E. GEBHART CONGRATULATIONS FROM MRS. GLUECKERT CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF "67" - AL GLAMBRONC & BOBBY BLUE ORCHESTRA CONGRATULATIONS - MR. & MRS. JOHN GORDON MR . AND MRS . EDWARD GMEINER MR. & MRS. NORBERT J. GREEN CONGRATULATIONS--MR . & MRS. JOS . GREENE JAMES F. GREGER MARY AND ELIZABETH GROSS MR. AND MRS . FRANK GROSS MR. AND MRS . CHARLES GRUMP MR. AND MRS . VINCENT GRUSENMEYER FR. LOUIS J. GUNTZELMAN MR. AND MRS. F . J . HARSACKY MR. FRED W. HECHT BEST WISHES TO CLASS '67 CHARLES S. HECK, COUNTY RECORDER MR. AND MRS . CLIFFORD HEGGS ALBERT F. HICKEY & FAMILY BEST WISHES EVER--MRS. HINKLE MRS. DOLORES HOCHADEL GOOD LUCK CLASS OF '67 THE DAYTON GEMS HOCKEY TEAM MR. AND MRS . NORMAN E. HOLDEN MR. AND MRS. HAROLD HOLLMAN REV. W . WELEBIL-HOLY NAME PARISH CONGRATULATIONS-MR . 0- MRS. JAMES HOWELL KATHY, JERRY, NANCY SAY CONGRATULATIONS MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM KAMP "67" MARK KARL MR. AND MRS. RICHARD KARL AUNT KAY MRS. JOSEPH KELLER MRS . ROSEMARY P . KELLER CLASS 27 MR. AND MRS. ROBERT KERN

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ADRIEN 'WM . KETTLER REV. JOSEPH E. KELLER BEST WISHES MR. AND MRS. CHARLES KINZELER DOROTHY M. KINZELER MR. 0- MRS. EDWARD KLEINMAN SR. DR. 0- MRS. NORBERT L. KOSATER MR. AND MRS . PAUL KRONENBERGER MRS. ALBERT J. KUHN MR. AND MRS. FRED LANCE BILL, JACKIE AND MATT LAWLESS MR. 0- MRS. CHARLES LAVIELLE , JR. MR. AND MRS. THOMAS LAWSON MR . AND MRS . JOS . A. LEHMANN GOOD LUCK '67 , RUTH LEHMANN MR. AND MRS. LOUIS J. LEIBOLD THE RICHARD LEIBOLD FAMILY DR. AND MRS. PETER LONG ROBER T W . LIPP FAMILY WALLY LIPP, NEW ADDITION MR. AND MRS. RICHARD LONGMAN JR. MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM LOWERY BEST WISHES--MR. 0- MRS. LOZAN CONGRATULATIONS TO SENIORS MR. AND MRS . R. LONGMAN MR. AND MRS. L. A. LUCAS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS FROM MR. 0- MRS . STEVE LUKACS CONGRATULATIONS '67 - TCM REMEMBER PAT M. AND MILLIE M. MR. 0- MRS. LAWRENCE J. MAHLE COMPLIMENTS OF KAREN MAHRT MR . AND MRS. LOUIS R. MAHRT MR. AND MRS. ROBERT E. MALONEY ROBERT T. MANGAN MR. 0- MRS . ARTHUR L. MARTINSON BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '67 FROM ST. MARY TEEN CLUB MARIBETH AND MARLENE McCRAY CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! MR. AND MRS. JOHN McDONALD MR. AND MRS. JOHN MCDONALD MR. AND MRS. JAMES McMILLAN WILLIAM E. McKIBBEN FAMILY GOD BLESS '67, THE McSEMEK'S MR . AND MRS . WILLIAM MELTZ CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF 1967 MR. AND MRS. HOWARD MEYER MR. AND MRS. JOHN A. MEYER CATHY METTER ST. JO'S '64' MRS. JANET MILLER CWO AND MRS. JAMES MISKIMEN MR. HAROLD MOON MR. AND MRS . PAUL MOOSBRUGGER CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '67' MR. 0- MRS . RICHARD MOOSBRUGGER MR . AND MRS . PAUL E. MONROE MR . AND MRS. JAMES O. MUDD MR. AND MRS. HARRY A. NOWLIN MR. AND MRS. ALVIN G. NEFF CONGRA TULATIONS SENIORS COMPLIMENTS OF MIKE REV . STANLEY NEIHEISIL MR. AND MRS. GENE NORTH MR . AND MRS . MARTIN B. O'CONNELL MR. AND MRS . ROBERT OLDING MR. AND MRS . OLINGER AND BOYS JEFF AND BRAD O'NEIL MR . AND MRS . JOHN PAPP 0- FAMILY CONGRATULATIONS '67--MR . 0- MRS. PARENTI PAT AND JOE MR. AND MRS. REID E. PATTERSON MR . AND MRS . TURNER B. PATTERSON

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CONGRATULATIONS MR. G MRS. J. PETERMAN CONGRA TULA TIONS SENIORS MR. AND MRS. GLENN PFISTER MARGIE PFLANZ AND MARY GOOD LUCK FROM THE PHELAN FAMILY PHI BETA ALPHA FRATERNITY (IBA ) MR. AND MRS. ANDREW PIEKUTOWSKI MR . AND MRS . WALTER PIEKUTOWSKI MISS MARY CA THERINE PLASSEl'-..fTHAL MR . RALPH PLASSENTHAL MR . AND MRS . EUGENE PORTER MR. AND MRS. CHARLES J. PRICE MR. AND MRS . CHARLES C . PRISKE THE PAUL ~ PUMILIA FAMILY MR. AND MRS . VIRGIL R. PUMMILL BEST WISHES TO EACH GRADUATE DR . AND MRS . WM. F. QUINLIVAN MR. AND MRS . RONALD RAFFERTY MR. AND MRS . JEROME E. RA IFF FUTURE SUCCESS TO CLASS OF '67 MR . AND MRS . ALVIN RAMMEL CONGRATULATIONS FROM THE RAPP FAMILY MR . AND MRS . JOHN RA VAK A . REICHERT , LORETTA G ROSEMARY MR . AND MRS. ELBERT RENCH CONGRATULATIONS ' 67 CONGRATULATIONS--RESURRECTION PARISH MR . G MRS. GLEN A . RICHISON BEST WISHES FROM THE RIEGER'S MR. AND MRS. ROBERT ROALEF CONGRATULATIONS , RENEE ROBERTS MR . AND MRS . DAVID C. ROCHE GOOD LUCK - M. P . ROLEY D.D . S. THE ROLL FAMILY CONGRATULATES 67 BEST WISHES FROM ROUGIER FAMILY MR. AND MRS . ROUT SONG MR. AND M RS . DANIEL T. SAMMONS MR. AND MRS. GEORGE SAUNDERS MR. AND MRS. PAUL SCHEPER MR. AND MRS. JOHN 1. SCHELLHAAS MR . AND MRS . HOWARD P. SCHLEMANN MR . G MRS. WM. SCHMIDT G JANIE MR . AND MRS . ALBERT D . SCHMITZ MR. AND MRS . JOHN E. SCHMIDT MR . AND MRS. C . G. SCHRAM JR. MR. AND MRS . FRANK B. SCHAAF SR. MR. AND MRS . LOUIS J. SCHULZE MR . AND MRS . EDWARD SCHUSTER NANC Y SCHUSTER MR. G MRS. EVERETT SEARS G FAM. CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF 66-67 MR. AND MRS. ROBERT SHAFER CONGRA TULA TIONS CLASS OF '67 MR. AND MRS . HARRY SHEETS MR. AND MRS. ROBERT SHERRY CONGRATULATIONS '67 MR . (;. MRS . SHEU MR . AND MRS. EDWARD M. SHULTZ MR . AND MRS . LUKE SEITZ CONGRATULATIONS SEl'-..fIORS, THE SIEWE'S MR. AND MRS . A. P. SINDONI CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS ' 67

MR. (;. MRS. WOODROW F . SITZMAN GOOD LUCK GRADUATES 1. SMEDEBUSH IN MEMORY OF NEIL F . SMEDEBUSH MR. AND MRS . JOHN C. SMITH DR. AND MRS . C. P. SOMSEL GOOD LUCK SENIORS, B. SPELLER MR . AND MRS. JOSEPH SPINNA TO MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH SPRALEY DR. AND MRS. C . STANDISH MR. AND MRS. E. STANDISH MR. AND MRS . JOE STEINBRUNNER CONGRATULATIONS! MR. AND MRS . WILLIAM 1. STRUCK CONGRA TULA TIONS SENIORS FROM THE SULLIVAN FAMILY MR . AND MRS. RICHARD F. SULLIVAN MR . AND MRS . C. J. SUTTMILLER MR . AND MRS. DON R. SWEIGART MR. AND MRS. CHARLES A . SZABO COL. AND MRS. ROGER TERZIAN MR. AND MRS . BEN THICKEL MR. AND MRS . ALBERT J . THIEL MR. AND MRS. HARRY 1. TRIMBACH MR . AND MRS. O. J . TRIMMER CONGRATULATIONS MAJ . (;. MRS. C. W. TRUPP MR . AND MRS . ALEX G. TUSS CHARLES VANGAS MR. AND MRS . CHARLES 1. VEHORN MR. AND MRS. MARTIN WAGNER THE THOMAS WALLING FAMILY CONGRA TULATIONS FROM MR. AND MRS. ROBERT D. WEAVER GOOD LUCK CLASS OF ' 67 IRENE WEHNER MR. AND MRS. ED WEHRMAN MR . AND MRS. RICHARD WENZEL MIKE WILEMAITIS . MR. AND MRS . T. L. WILLIAMS MR. (;. MRS . PAUL S. WILLIAMSON DR . AND MRS. ROBERT A. WILLIS MR . AND MRS. JAMES E. WIMSA TT MR. AND MRS. GEORGE WINTERS MR. AND MRS. GEORGE WOLFF MR . AND MRS. FRANK WOMBOLD CONGRATULATIONS '67 - CAROLYN ZAIDAIN MR . AND MRS. JOHN ZAJBEL ANN ZIEHLER CLASS OF "65" BEA TRICE ZIEHLER CONG RA TULA TIONS LEONA ZIEHLER AND IRENE ZIEHLER CONGRATULATIONS MARY ZIEHLER MARGARET ISSENMANN MR . AND MRS. N. A. ZIMMERLE MR. AND MRS . RALPH ZIMMERMAN WILLIAM R . ZIMMERMAN FAMILY MR. (;. MRS . STANLEY P. ZOTKIEWICZ MR. AND MRS. C. A. ZWIESLER MR . (;. MRS. EDWIN J. ZWIESLER

1967 Monogram rearbook Staff EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Darrell Schmidt ASSOCIATE EDITOR Lynda Coriell BUSINESS MANAGER Ellen Hansman ADVER TISING MANAGER Marsha Meltz

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ASS'T. MANAGER Barbara Browning

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STAFF Sue Flanagan Mary Kerezsi Deborah Parenti Donna Sheehan

COpy EDITOR Ann Carone

ART EDITOR Mary Lou Fussner

ASS 'T . EDITOR Kathy Gordon

ASS'T. EDITOR Jane Schmidt

STAFF M. E. Broadstone . Joyce Dunn Eileen QUinter Jenny Monroe Kathy Fleming

STAFF Julie Griffin Pat Miskimen M. A. Dunsky Linda Greene Belinda Williams

CLERICAL CHAIRMAN Barbara Roth STAFF Mary Fiorita Judy Colosimo Angie Mahle M. K. Tolle Linda Barnhart Sylvia Desando Kathy Harsacky Janet Sullivan Sonja Francis Maureen Sherry

PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR Chris Finke ASS'T. EDITOR Sharon Price STAFF Alison Hanson Sylvia Kondrath

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