Moeller High School 1974-75 Football Programs

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1974

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James Greenstelder

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Vi!'Ril G. Lovitt President of Council

Ernest Britton Councilman at Urge

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Dale N. VanVrven Councilman at tarae,

David L. Carlson Councilman Ward 1

Steve Mallon Councilman Ward 2

Thomas Harmon Councilman Ward 3

Paul Kattelman

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JOE PHILLIPS HOME HOME HOME HOME Away HOME HOME HOME Away HOME

All varsity games start at 8:00 p.m.

RUSS PERKINS FULLBACK

BRIAN ENGLAND END

"A Full Time Representative"

BILLS MARATHON SERVICE Scope Analysis For Tune Up 11600 Springfield Pike Hunter Spin Balance

Phone 671-9621 Hours 8:00-8:00 mon.-sat. -

MARK RANDOLPH HALFBACK

Closed Sunday

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Compliments of A ;friend

BING'S ·STEAK HOUSE AND LOUNGE Strip Sirloin T-Bnnt• Filt•t :\1ignon Lohstt•r TRil

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SALES ;\ND SERVICE 12140 Springfiel d Pike I Springdale) 1

Phone 671-651 5

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769-0033 Hours -

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Complete Machine Service

SHARON AUTO SUPPLY

E. R. SQUIBB & SON'S INC. SHARONVILLE, OHIO

CINCINNATI, OHIO 45241

11279 LEBANON PIKE

PIZZA INN PIIZZA America's Favorite 3 177 Glendale Milford Northland Shopping. Center

Clip Coupon for 2 for I Offer

'2 for 1 Bring this coupon and receive <>ne pizza free with the purchase of one of equal value. One coupon per visit please.

Angilo's Pi,zza SHARONVILLE

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10938 Reading Road

11544 Springfield Pike

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. HIGH SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION

f"erd Maccioli

J. Hillard E. STARR Director of Secondary Education

LUCIUS WARE Associate Principal

WE SEEK PEOPLE WHO SEEK OPPORTUNITY

Bedinghaus Business Forms Company AN AMERICAN STANDARD CO.

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For an appointm~nt call 771-0433 We Trim and Style All Mens Hair Fashions.

Service is Our Motto

TACO PIZZA INN 11482 Springfield Pike

KASTENS

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Italian- Mexican- American Food PIZZA, TACO'S, CHICKEN, FISH

777-9871

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STATE FARM

PAINT SUPPLY, INC.

DELIVERY

771-7636

Open 7 Days A Week- Phone 771-3145

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Phone 563-6415

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~ ;raming]1ft PRINCETON SCHOOL SYSTEM

OPEN EVERY DAY 11 :30 A.M. PRINCETON PLW SHOPPING CENTER

STUDENT ACCIDENT INSURANCE

11711 Princeton Pike - Across from Tri-County

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1 Open Hearth Charcoal Broiling I Cocktails Served Sundays I Special Children's Menu

SOUTHWEST OHI·O INSURANCE AGENCY

671-1230

366 W. Kemper Rd.

Bring the children - We ore proud to .,. be known a's a family restaurant.

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671-6920

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OUR COMPLIMENTS TO THE PRINCETON VIKINGS

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STAN BROWDER FULLBACK

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East Hills Sporting Goods

PHONE-771 -1840

SUTHERLAND LUMBER & BLDG. SUPPLY CO. 10360 Springfield Pike

Phone 771-2222

4650 Wilmer Ave.

Phone 871-7 400

Teams - Schools Uniforms - Trophies 111120 Reading Rd.- Sharonville, Ohio - 563-938i

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CINCINNATI, OHIO 45215

11264 Reading Road Phones: 769-4250 & 769-4251

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Back Row (L-R) -Connie Reitler, Barb Reeves, Kathy Perrero, Joyce Rowe, Barb Arrington.

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Talk over your game plan with your Air Force recruiter today!

SGT. BERRY 531-8936 6200 MONTGOMERY RD. FINO YOURSELF IN THE UNITED STATES AIR FORCE

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Power Mowers - Snow Plows - Gas Engines See Us This Winter For Repairs & Service Be Ready r-or Spring

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Phone 771-6936

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FELDHAUS SONS 7517 VINE ST.

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RAY'S SADDLE SHOP

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KILGORE SERVICES INC. SUN ElECTRONIC TUNE - UP

Open 6:00a.m. to 12:00 p.m. - 7 days a week

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SHARONVILLE, OHIO 45241 HOURS 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.

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McCOWN'S FIRESTONE

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433 Reading Road Reading, Ohio 45215 821-2777

SHARONVILLE, OHIO

10980 Reading Road Sharonville, Ohio 45241

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SHARON SUNOCO Complete Car Service 771-1151

771-0761

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GOLDCREST HOUSE Lippleman Road

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DENNIS &KLEIN TIRE CO. 11452 SPringfield Pike -

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Princeton Viking Jackets

Large Team Discounts Write for Free Catalogue 142 FRONT STREET MARIETTA, OHIO 45750

Good Lucie Vikings

Jamboree Sporting Goods 11528 SPRINGFIELD PIKE Phone 771-8585

A & W ROOT BEER DRIVE IN Phone 769-4349

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BARNABY'S SERVES THE BEST -THE VERY BEST (Across Fr~m Cassinelli Square)

• Master Pizza • Juicy Sandwiches

• Fish & Chips • Kiddie Menu

Tri-County Shopping Center 11511 Princeton Road

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I PAT MANCUSO, Head Coach Played: Mount Union College, U.S. Army Coached: Mount Union College, 1 yr. ; Leetonia High School, 5 yrs. · Princeton H.S., 14 yrs.

11 Lc~o-ue Champion, 9 straight Won 104, Lost 27 Tied 11

BOB PITAKOS Offensive Centers & Guards Defensive Tackles & Middle Guard Played: Morehead College Coached:· Campbell Co. High School, I yr.; Colerain High School, · 3 yrs.; Princeton H.S., 15 yrs.

FRAN BYRNES Offensive and Defensive Backs Played: Mount Union College, U.S. Army, Semi-Pro (Pitts.)

Coached: Western State College of.

Colorado; Leetonia High School, 1 yr.; Princeton H.S., 14 yrs.

HOWARD CONVERSE Defensive Coordinator Offensive Tackles Played: University of Cincinnati Coached: Princeton H.S. 14 yrs.

Coached: Princeton H.S., 1

DON WOLNIK Offensive and Defensive Ends School: Miami University · Coached: Princeon H.S., 10 yrs.

ED HARTWIG Faculty Trainer

1974 CO-CAPTAINS JOHN HILLARD - John is a senior and will play both offense and defense. As a junior John came to Princeton from Mt. Healthy. He was a regular defensive halfback during the 1973 season and spent some time at wingback. This season he will play wingback on offense and defensive halfback on defense.

John is not large but has tremendous talent as a runner and pass catcher plus being an outstanding leader.

TONY SALVATO Athletic Director

DAVE SHARDELOW - Dave is a senior end and linebacker.

His success story has come the hard way, yet typifies the hard work, dedication, and loyalty he exemplifies. As a sophomore Dave was our starting reserve quarterback, however, as a junior we needed an end and Dave very capably filled that position after much hard work. This year as a senior we needed a linebacker and Dave was asked to try that position & he willingly put forth the effort. This year he will start at tight end and open side linebacker. Dave certainly leads by example.

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Head Statistician - Bill Clark Ass't. Statistician -Tom Saferes Managers - Ed Tappe!, J oe Cunningham, Tim Green, Steve Byrnes, D oug Wisman, Dick Pohlman, T im Zimmer, R ob Weisgerbe, Jim T aypp el, Paul Saye, Mark Pegram, Mike Overbeck, Pete Bender, D ave Molley.

Team Physician - Dr. Schlueter & Dr. Cianciolo Business Manager- Bro. Joe :Nieder Team Camera Man - Sta n Glenn No.

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Welcome to the 1974 Viking football season. We hope that this season Will provide you with an opportunity. to see the best high school football that is played anywhere in this state.

Our home schedule is an attractive eight game challenge.

The first four - Moeller, LaSalle, Woodward and Upper Arlington should provide the competition you like for us to play and you to watch. We have alWlays felt we wanted to play the best teams possible for our fans to see.

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As we have said many times we wanted to bring Princeton teams from all areas of the state, now we have Upper Arlington from Columbus, Fairborn from Dayton, and Lakewood from Cleveland. These plus our league opponents will provide an interesting season. .!

Our prospects this season will depend upon how rapidly our juniors and inexperienced seniors mature. Our seniors have been great leaders these past three weeks. There are not many seniors but the ones we have .are dedicated and hard working young men. Our juniors are promising and only time and game experience will tell.

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Complete Line of Pets and Supplies BILL LOHMAN'S

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VILLAGE OF GLENDALE

CITY OF SPRINGDALE RAYMOND N. NORRISH-MAYOR

MAYOR JAMES R. CARRUTHERS

PAUL J. WEBER-SOLICITOR Councilmen John A. Shellenberger

Clerk-Treos. James Werrell

Vernon French

Poul Traponi COUNCIL l)l:;ert Burton

James Kloth

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Harry Matthews

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Jomes Whitney

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Harold Carl

Raymond Johnson

Max Cooper

Fred Yingling

Doyle Webster-Clerk-Treosurer Emonuel I. Marks, City Engineer

BOARD OF EDUCATION

Mr. Troy DeBord

Mrs. Audrey Privett

Mr. George Wrenn

Mrs. Elaine Brockmeier

Willis E. Harvey

VILLAGE OF EVENDALE Wm. E. Trapp, Jr., Mayor

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Councilmen

Wm. B. Clawson

Gerold C. VonderHoor

Robert A. Cossel

Joseph DeMorio

J. W. Carsten

Joseph F. Wathen

Lucille V. Bossert-Cierk Eunice Ryan-Asst. Clerk Dorothy M. Gorman-Treasurer Thomas H. Mongan-Solicitor

11250 CHESTER ROAD

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In the Spirit of Safe Driving

AC Diagnostic Tune-Up Complete Mechanical Repairs Pick-up & delivery service- Mechanics on duty Hours 7-7 daily- Closed Sunday

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DR. ROBERT LUCAS Supt. of Princeton School District

E. STARR Associate Supt.

Good Luck Vikings Good Lucie Vilcings

CITY OF liNCOLN HEIGHTS JAMES E. LOWRY, Mayor

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MAYOR JAMES D. KEELS

JAMES E. MOBLEY, Pres. of Council ALLAHKU ALLAHKU HERMAN M. DANTZlER

GEORGE ELLIS

Clerk- Treasurer, William J. Sproul

NATHANIEL J. GRAY OLIVER tACKEY

MEMBERS OF COUNCIL George Ware

Wells Didlick

Clifford Mueller

Jim Graves

Jesse O'Conner

Mvrtle Rush

HARVEY N. MATIHEWS ALBERTA NIBLACK

DEWATHA WILLIAMS, Clerk of Council JAMES E. HARDING, Treasurer ELBERT L. DANIELS, Auditor

ELTON A ROSE, Safety-Service Director

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Compliments of LINCOLN HEIGHTS CITY AUDITOR

ELBERT L. DANIELS

Princeton Vikings Drill Team

Be a success.

Be a Navy Man.

Mrs. Marky Olson, Advisor Row 1 (L-R) - T. Perry, K. Barrs, V. Bamn. D. Bustle, T. LeFevers, D~ Hayes, M. Browning, R. Davidson, D. Battiste, T. Wallet, K. J:Iams.

-Row 2 (L-R) - T. Breeze, K. Reynolds, C. Pmkett, R Overton, C. Shoup, C. Hellsley, B. Watson, V. Ruffin, P. Richards, C. Bordon, S. Rutherford.

RAZOR CUTTING

If you want to get a good job, you'll need some . e~peri~nce. For those wtio qualify, the Navy offers lrammg 1n over 300 skilled jobs, with good pay and a great chance to get ahead.

CORKY IS SPRINGDALE BARBER SHOP

STYLING

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Talk to your Navy Recruiter.

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DON JACKSON TACKLE

TERRY MEADOWS END

STEVE CONGDON END

JOHN HOWARD MANAGER

KEN EVANS GUARD

CIN'CINNATI FENCE COMPANY Wood & Iron Our Specialty Exterior Designers in Fencing & Ornamental Iron

671-6335 11640 SPRINGFIELD PIKE

CARL GUNDLER LARRY GUNDLER

Frederick ·Bernard, Jr., Inc.

SPRINGDALE PLANT FARM

INTERIOR DESIGNERS 265 E. SHARON AVENUE

564 Cloverdale Ave.

825-6574

SPRINGDALE, GLENDALE, OHIO

CINCINNATI, OHIO 45246

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GLENDALE

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Bee Z e e Springdale BIKES

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CINCINNATI, OHIO 45246

CINCINNATI, OHIO

771-1355

"MACHIN.E TOOLS"

BILL WRIGHT END

DENNIS ACUS TACKLE

JOHN SIEBERN TACKLE

JOHN SEIBEL QUARTERBACK-KICKER

KEVIN FEHR END

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PRODUCE PRE-PEELED VEGETABLES FROZEN FOODS GROCERIES

Mrs. Judy Long, Advisor Front Row (L-R) - K. Wrenn, B. Lamb, L. Gajus, A. Cook.

2nd Row (L-R) - C. Renz, G. Riley, P. Seibel, A. Atkinson. :~rd Row (L-R) C. Oney, P. Manley, V. Clarke, ]. Thomas, D. Redford, M. Bingham, C. West. ]. Peterson, B. Beebe.

4th Row (L-R) - N. Horner, K. Glassford, K. Groh M. Seibert, J. Gillen, D. Schappacher, B. Watson. '

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H. MEYER & SONS DAIRY CO.

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GRADUATION ANNOUNCEMENTS

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SCHMIDT QUALITY MEATS 365 W. KEMPER (Just West Rt. 4) SPRINGDALE Phone 671-6680 SHARONVIL-LE Phone 769-4894 For Tender & Good Meats-See Schmidt's

THE PROVIDENT BANK SHARONVILLE OFFICE

COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE Phone 579-2349

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HighSchool Graduates:

Hamilton Sports Center

A challenging technical job plus up to s2500 in cash could be yours if you qualify.

Complete Team Suppliers Athletic Goods Trophies - Gym Equip. - Awards LINDENWALD-HAMILTON, OHIO

Phone 863-31 S1

Because Today' s Army has some important jobs to fill, you can earn full Army pay while you learn and receive a bonus from $1500 to $2500 cash when you complete your training.

The amount of the bonus depends on the job.

You'll be e-xpected to serve a 4 year enlistment.

But, the bonus will be paid in a lump sum when you finish your trainingThe jobs are demanding-but the rewards are great.

Get expert training to learn a skill that could lead you to a successful career in civilian life,· as well as the Army.

Call or see your local Army Representative.

OPEN: MONDAY EVENING Closed Wednesdays

Princeton "Vikings" Reserve Football Schedule Sept.

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MOELLER LaSALLE ROGER BACON WOODWARD TAFT FAIRFIELD SAINT XAVIER MIDDLETOWN GARFIELD All reserve games start at 4: 00 p.m.

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Be one of the New Minutemen.

Remember the first Minutemen? They were civilians ready to protect the good things about America.

Today's Army National Guardsmen are civilians, too. With the same idea in mind.

They're the New Minutemen.

And can be one of them.

And, very important, to help people in the community.

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"THE ADMINISTRATION LEADS THE WAY TOWARD SUCCESS"

"Leadership in the Classroom and on the Field"

Princeton Board of Education ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT Athletic Director . . . . . . . . . . . Mr. Anthony Salvato Ass't. Athletic Director . . . . . . Mr. Richard Hadley Team Physician ............ Dr. Thomas U. Todd

Mr. George Wrenn .....................

Mrs. Elaine Broclaneier . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • .

Mr. Troy Debord . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Mr. William Harvey ....................

Mrs. Audrey Privett ..... : . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Member Member Member Member Member

Team Nurse . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mrs. Betsy Kurlin Team Secretary . . . . . . . . . . . . Mrs. Toni Scherbauer

COACHING STAFF Head Football Coach ........ Mr. Patrick Mancuso Offensive & Defensive Backs . . . Mr. Francis Byrnes Defensive Coordinator, Offensive Tackles Mr. Howard Converse

Administrative Staff Dr. Robert E. Lucas .......... ·: . . . Superintendent Mr. Eddie Starr . . . . . . . . . . . Assoc. Superintendent Dr. John Babel .............. Ass't. Superintendent Dr. Donald Gaenge . .. . . . . . . . . Ass't. Superintendent Mr. John Seeman ............ Ass't. Superintendent Mr. James Stock ............ Administrative Ass't.

Dr. Fay Wert . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Administrative Ass't.

Dr. Samuel E. Glover II . . . . . . Specialist/Title Four

Offensive & Defensive Ends ..... Mr. Ferd Maccioli Offensive Center & Guards, Defensive Tackles & M.G.

High School Administration

Mr. Robert Pitakos Head Reserve Coach ............ Mr. Don Wolnik

Mr. Eddie Starr .. Director of Secondary Education

Ass't. Reserve Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . Mr. Larry Cox

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Ass't. Reserve Coach . . . . . . . . . . Mr. Larry Draper Ass't. Reserve Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . Mr. Audley Smith Head Ninth Grade Coach . . . . . . . . Mr. Gary Boone Head Ninth Grade Coach . . . . . . . . Mr. Don Richley

Lucitis Ware ................ Assoc. Principal John Hillard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A5s't. Principal Pat Mancuso ................. Ass't. Principal Norman To~nsel ...................... Dean Ferd Maccioli . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dean James E. Neal ..... _........ Business Manager

Ass't. Ninth Grade Coach . . . . Mr. Chester Maupin Ass't. Ninth Grade Coach . . . . . . Mr. Roland Shadd Head Eighth Grade Coach ........ Mr. Ed Longman Head Eighth Grade Coach . . . . . . . Mr. Robert Wiley Ass't. Eighth, Grade Coach

Mr. Robert Caudiill

Ass't. Eighth Grade Coach . . . . Mr. Steve Schriner

PRESS BOX OFFICIALS Stadium Public Address . . . . . . . . Mr. Mike Mooney

In appreciation to WYOMING FLORIST

Scoreboard & Timer ........ Mr. Charles· Kirkwood

for donation of corsages to Cheerleaders

Scoreboard Operator . . . . . . . . Mr. William Renner\

each week- Our Thanks!

Band Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mr. Samuel Reynolds Art Director .................. Mr. Frank Shands

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By DAVE EGBERT - Republican-Courier Sports Writer This could be the year.

Findlay High's football team has a solid nucleus of 15 starters and 17 lettermen returning for the 1974 season, and coupled with additions from an undefeated sophomore squad, it can only spell trouble for the rest of the Buckeye Conference.

Coach Bill Jones is watching how far out on that limb he goes.

But he, and everyone else from bartenders to grocery clerks, knows that the Trojans are loaded and with that little bit of luck and a few breaks that coaches are always talking about, the first championship in the 16-year history of the league is a distinct possibility.

"Our attitude and hustle is as good as any group of athletes I've ever been associated with," Jones said. "This group sincerely wants to have a great winning season. We have some rough hurdles facing us but this is the name of the game-competition. We're anxiously awaiting these hurdles."

"Our defense is still small compared to the teams we're going to play but we're more than adequate offensively. This kind of goes with our theory though that you have to have more speed on defense to get to the football," Uones said.

"Offensively, we're bigger on the line than we've ever been since I've been here and this is good. In order to win we have to have five players on the line that can do the job."

The offensive line will be tested with three young Juniors filling key spots with no varsity football experience.

John Schober, 6-4, 230; Paul Street, 6-1, 190; and Doug Wymer, 6-3, 220, are the first-year players filling the left tackle, left guard and right tackle slots respectively.

"Schober is our biggest lineman and has an outstanding -attitude and desire to work," Jones said. "Street is another upcoming Junior. He's our fastest offensive lineman and an

FINDLA outstanding leader and hustler. Wymer has outstanding strength and aggressiveness and should turn into an outstanding lineman."

The remainder of the line will be Glenn Cope, 6-2, 190, senior, at tight end; Bill Baron, 5-10, 185, senior at center; John Schramm, 6-3, 220, senior, at right guard; and Mike Peiffer, 6-1, 170, senior, at split end.

"Cope is returning from last year and he's improved a lot as a blocker and short pass receiver. He should have a good season," Jones said. "Baron is a returning starter who is the real hub of the offense. Schramm has been moved from tackle to offensive guard to t11ke advantage of his speed and quickness.

I'm sure he's going to be one of the finest offensive linemen in the Buckeye Conference. Peiffer led the league in total receiving yardage last year and should have an even1better season this year. He gained 498 yards and caught five touchdown passes."

John Vielhaber, 6-0, 180, senior, returns at quarterback after finishing second in the league with 845 yards passing and oseven touchdowns.

"1 think John is one of the finest quarterbacks in the state of Ohio. He's been a starter for two years now," Jones said.

The rest of the backfield will include Doug Schey, 5-10, 175, senior, at tailback; either Kevin Woodruff, 6-1, 185, senior, or Tom Hill, 6-0, 180, senior, at fullback and Jerry Campbell, 6-1, 190, junior, or Rob Scasny, 5-8, 160, senior at slotback.

"Schey gained 597 yards as the fifth leading rusher in the conference last year. He's a good, very quick and tough running back," Jones said. "Our fullback will either be Woodruff, who was defensive end last year and backuP quarterback, or Hill, who hasn't played football since junior high. Woodruff has good size and is a fine athlete and Hill is one of the best athletes on our team. At slotback Campbell and Scasny are two with almost equal ability. Campbell is

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Findlay's defensive unit will be much the same, with ght players back from the group that started the season ith back-to-back shutouts and allowed only two teams to :ore 14 or more points.

Steve Sutherin, 5-10, 180, seriior, and either Woodruff or ike Sterner, 6-1, 190, senior will man the end posts.

"Sutherin has improved a lot with a year's experience . e should be a much stronger defensive end this year," mes said. "Sterner has good size so we moved him to ght end and he'll start there if we move Woodruff to the 3ckfield."

Jack Hamilton, 5-10, 190, senior, or Campbell will play ft tackle and Dave Beach, 6-1, 210, senior, has a strangleold on the right tackle post.

"Hamilton and Campbell are both decent tackles and each Is our fastest defensive lineman. He's also one of our :rongest players and has great natural ability," Jones said.

Mike Theis, 5-11, 175, senior, returns at middle guard •hile Jeff Bury, 60, 215, senior, and Scott Duncan, 6-1'.

95, senior, are back at linebacker.

"We believe Theis is one of the quickest defensive linemen 1 the conference and we're expecting great things from him. ury has great strength, size and quickness and could be a reat linebacker. He bench presses 400 pounds and is a real ~am l-eader," Jones said. "We put Duncan in the exact same lass as Bury. We're :expecting great things from him. He's ery intelligent and a v:ery aggressive player;" The Blue and Gold will have a pair of ·defensive backs reJrning in Mike Benjamin, 5-8, 180, senior, and Tom IBrown, -1, 170, senior. Newcomers include Tom Jones, 5-9, 170~ wior, and Dave Wilson, 5·10, 165, junior.

"Benjamin is a great hitter and if we can keep him healthy, e'll be a good one. He missed 2-3 games last year with an

ankle injury," Jones said. "Brown is our best open field tackler and has great range on pass coverage. Jones has good quickness and speed and was an outstanding running back on the sophomore team. Wilson was the quarterback qn the undefeated sophomore team last year and is another fine athlete."

Tom Tesnow, 6-0, 160, junior; Craig Core, 5-8, 155, junior; Greg Burton, 5-9, 150, senior; and Scasny are also listed as top prospects for the defensive backfield while Street and Bob Cook, 6-0, 180, junior, are tabbed for work at linebacker.

Others on the varsity squad include Greg Mathias, ·5-10, 150, j.unior; Jon Graham,· 5-9, 160, junior; Dave Racette, 5-9, 160, senior; Tim Bell, 5-11, 170, junior; Phil Lyon, 5-8, 150, junior; Barry Mort, 5-7, 150, senior; Tom Bryant, 5-8, 145, senior; Dan Burton, 5-10, 165, junior; Junior Saldana, 5-10, 170, junior; Randy Anast, 5-10, 195, senior; Jerry Smith, 5--5, 155, junior; Steve Brim, 5-9, 165, junior; Chuck Cook, 5-11, 165, junior; Dan Crawford, 5-10, 170, junior; Doug Schmidt, 5-10, 170, junior; Ray Adams, 5-11, 170, senior; Jeff Cooper, 5-10, 110, junior; Dave MacDonald, 5-10, 175, junior; Mark Won us, 6-0, 170, junior; Mark Felgar, 6-2, 175, junior; Tim Mylott, 6-2, 190, senior; Jeff Colvin, 6-0, 175, junior; Marvin Haas, 5-9. 170, junior; Monty Gillett, 5·1 0, 170, junior; Doug Holtgreven, 6-0,. 210, senior; Bob Blem, 5-8, 220, senior; Greg Roebie, 5-9, 210, senior; Ed Beltz, 6-0, 170, junior; Craig Weber, 5-10, 165, junior; Denny Wymer, 6-2, 175, junior; Steve Ijames, 5-11, 170, junior; Tim Trutt, 6-1, 225, senior; Bob Lambert, 6-1, 180, junior and Karl Sizemore, 5-9, 155, senior.

Jones, in his second season as head coach, will have a staff that includes Mike Von Stein, Frank Defrench, Dee Boyer. Nick Mezacapa, Terry Heater, Mike Slough, John Kaylor and Bob Wilczynski.

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There are many values to be found in a boy's participation in interscholastic sports. The ability to work together in a team effort and a basic foundation of good sportsmanship are among those values and are values to be carried with them throughout life.

C. Robert Baker Superintendent of Schools

Superintendent of Schools Dear Parents and Friends: Welcome to this Findlay High football game. The staff and administration certainly appreciate your patronage. More importantly, the boys on the field appreciate your support and are aware that you are here. · Findlay has always had pride in their athletic teams. We hope this pride continues, and that it continues whether we win or lose.

Glen R. Charles Principal

~ Working quietly behind the scenes, Phil

Merrill is the man who makes the Findlay athletic program go. He has been associated Principal with Findlay High School for 21 years, the last six of which he has served as Athletic Director.

In addition to administering nine varsity sports, Phil also teaches mechanical drawing in the classroom. Phil has proved himself a very capable person in the athletic world and will continue to do his very excellent job in making Trojan athletics a little better each year.

PHIL MERRILL Athletic Director

Coach Jones is· beginning his second year in the head football position after spending four years at Findlay as the offensive co-ordinator. Prior to coming to Findlay, Bill was an assistant at Bellefontaine Senior High School for two years and was the head coach at Miami East High School for two years.

Bill attended Bellefontaine High School where he lettered in football, basketball, and baseball. He was a four-year letterman in football-the first in the school's history.

At Taylor University, Coach Jones was the quarterback on four straight Hoosier Conference Championship teams. In addition, he was All-Hoosier Conference First Team, captain of the 1964 team, and still holds almost all of the passing records at Taylor. · Bill has since earned his Master's Degree from Bowling Green State University. He and his wife, Myra, have two boys, Kent, 5, and Kevin, 3. All are anxiously awaiting the first Buckeye Conference Championship in football.

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Tim Trutt, Tackle 90

HT. 5-11; WT. 175 Glenwood Junior High School

HT. 6-1; WT. 225 Central Junior High School

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FINDLAY TROJAN . SENIORS

John Vielhaber, Quarterback, Co-Captain 16 HT. 6-0; WT. 180 Central Junior High School Footba.ll

Baseball Basketball

Kevin Woodruff, Fullback 17 HT. 6-1; WT. 185 Central Junior High School

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Son of Mr. & Mrs. Leo Vielhaber

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If you think you are beaten, you are; If you think you dare not, you don't.

If you think you like to win but you can't It's almost a "cinch" you won't.

If you think you 'lllose, you've lost; For out in the world you'll find, Success begins with a fellow's will; It's all in the state of mind.

Full many a race is lost Ere even the contest begun Think small and you fall behind Think that you can, and you will, It's all in the state of mind.

If you think you are outclassed, you are; You've got to think high to rise; You've got to be sure of yourself before You can ever win a prize.

Life's battle doesn't always go To the stronger or faster man; But sooner or later, the man who wins Is the fellow who thinks he can.

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LEFT TACKLE

LEFT GUARD

CENTER

RIGHT GUARD

RIGHT TACKLE

~ ~~~·~ ~ -G. Cope M. Sterner E. Beltz

J. Schober B. Blem J. Bury

P. Street G. Roeble D. MacDonald

J. Schramm B. Cook M. Wonus

B. Baron C. Cook M. Felgar

QUARTERBACK

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J. Vielhaber D. Wilson T. Bell

FULLBACK

~ ~ T. Hill J. Saldana C. Core

TAILBACK

~ D. Schey T. Jones 1"\

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D. Wymer D. Beach J. Hamilton

WINGBACK

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SPLIT END

~ M. Peiffer T. Tesnow G. Burton

DEFENSIVE LINEUP BY POSITION

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LEFT END

LEFT TACKLE

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RIGHT TACKLE

RIGHT END

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S. Sutherin K. Sizemore T. Bell

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J. Hamilton J. Campbell D. Wymer

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D. Wilson D. Burton J. Graham

M. Theis D. MacDonald D. Schmidt

D. Beach B. Blem G. Roeble

K. Woodruff M. Sterner E. Beltz

LEFT LINEBACKER

RIGHT LINEBACKER

TROJAN BACK

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CORNERBACK

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S. Duncan P. Street M. Wonu~

SAFETY

~ T. Brown G. Burton T. Tesnow

M. Benjamin J. Saldana C. Core

HALFBACK

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T. Jones R. Scasny D. Racette

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Tim Bell Son of Mr. & Mrs. Roger Bell

Ed Beltz Son of Mr. & Mrs. Donald Beltz

Steve Brim Son of Mr. & Mrs. Don Brim

Bob Cook Son of Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Cook

Chuck Cook Son of Mr. & Mrs. Charles Cook

Jeff Cooper Son of Mr. & Mrs. James Emberling

Dan Burton Son of Mr. & Mrs. Dave Jones

Craig Core Son of Mr. & Mrs. Roger Core

Jerry Campbell Son of Mr. & Mrs. John Campbell

Dan Crawford Son of Mr. & Mrs. Ron Crawford

Jeff Colvin Son of Mr. & Mrs. Harold Colvin

Mark Felgar Son of Mr. & Mrs. Walter Felgar

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Monty Gillett Son of Mr. Robert Gillett

Greg Mathias Son of Mr. & Mrs. John Mathias

TomTesnow :On of Mr. & Mrs. Charles Tesnow

Marvin Haas Son of Mr. & Mrs. Charles Haas

Junior Saldana Son of Mr. & Mrs. Max Saldana

Dave Wilson Son of Mrs. Jan ieee Wilson

Steve Ijames Son of Mr. & Mrs. Don Ijames

Doug Schmidt Son of Mr. & Mrs. Harold Schmidt

Mark Wonus Son of Mr. & Mrs. Bill Wonus

Tom Jones Son of Mr. & Mrs. Gene Jones

John Schober Son of Mr. & Mrs. Robert Schober

Denny Wymer Son of Mr. & Mrs. Howard Wymer

Phil Lyon Son of Mr. & Mrs. Charles Lyon

Dave MacDonald Son of Mr. & Mrs. James MacDonald

Jerry Smith Son of Mr. & Mrs. Keith Smith

Doug Wymer Son of Mr. & Mrs. Howard Wymer

Bob Lambert Son of Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Lambert

Paul Street Son of Mrs. Virgie Street

Jon Graham Son of Mr. & Mrs. Ray Graham

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JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD After a fine summer physical fitness program and three and a half weeks of two a day practices plus three scrimmages, the 1974 Trojan Junior Varsity team anxiously awaits their season.

It will be very difficult to equal the 8-0 record posted by last years squad. The Sophomore coaching staff feels we have another group of fine talented young athletes with which to build another strong winning team. We

feel we have excellent size and good speed, as well as good attitude and a sense of pride in our achievements.

We, the Junior Varsity Staff, would like to extend an invitation to all o·f you Trojan football fans to our home and away ball games. Our games start at 10:00 A.M. and will be played at the field behind the high school, or Donnell Stadium.

1974 JUNIOR VARSITY SCHEDULE - AT HIGH SCHOOL FIElD Sept.

Sept.

Sept.

Sept.

7 14 21 28

Defiance ............................. ..

Whitmer .............................. .

Lima Central Catholic .......... .

Mansfield ........................... .

Awa¥ Away Home Away·

Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct.

5 12 19

26

Fremont Ross ..................... .

Lima Senior ........................ ..

Marion ............................... ..

Sandusky- .......................... ..

Home Away Home Home f~·

HANCOCK COUNTY AUTO DEAlERS ASSOCIATION

C.O. Duffield Motor Co. Jim Herrin Pontiac, Inc. Harrington Chevrolet-Cadillac Co. Wiggins Rambler Sales Waltman Ford Sales

Willard Sales & Service Findlay International, Inc. Lloyd Treadway Buick Kibsgard Lincoln-Mercury· Findlay Plaza Volkswagen

The Hamburger To make eating simple, start with the basics: A pure beef pattie on a satisfying bun. Uncomplicated and good.

Filet 0' Fish Tasty white filet. Special sauce.

Lettuce. A delicious bun.

Something different to keep the stomach from getting bored.

Big Mac For those with big appetites. Two beef patties, lettuce, cheese, a special sauce, and a triple decker sesame seed bun.

French Fries Coca-Cola With sandwiches, or alone. Or with Bubbly. Icy. Soothes and refreshes friends. Being lightweight, as well the throat, mouth, and mind. as crisp and fresh, they're portable.

Cools the tummy.

Coffee It can keep your eyes open. That's pretty important in classes, cramming, or staying up past your bedtime.

Hot Apple Pie Lots of apples in a crisp, delicate crust. It serves as a cure for homesickness. Keep one under your pillow for a late night snack.

Milk Shakes Chocolate, Strawberry, and, of course, your basic Vanilla. Cool, smooth, at home in any body.

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FORMER TROJANS NOW PLAYING COLLEGE FOOTBALL Year

1970 1971 1971 1971 1972 1972 1972 1973 1973 1973

Name

John Hosler Gary Bishop Jeff Bixler Cliff Hite Curt Hippensteel Tom Meyer Steve Cunningham Terry McGuire Mike Wolf Doug Kelsey

College

Ohio Northern University Oklahoma Eastern Michigan University of Kentucky University of Illinois University of Arizona Eastern Michigan Heidelberg College Ohio Northern University Miami University

Position

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Tom Hill, Fullback No. 32

Bill Baron,Center No. 51

* Scored 3 touchdowns * Carried 18 times for

* Very consistent blocking on offensive line

91 yards DEFENSE

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Jeff Bury, Linebacker No. 77

* 4 Solo tackles * 8 Assisted tackles * 1 Pass interception

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Scott Duncan, Linebacker, Co-captain No. 54 6 Solo tackles 6 Assisted tackles 1 Pass tip 1 Quarterback sack

MEET THE OPPOSITION This week the Trojans meet the Cincinnati Moeller Crusaders who each year have one of the finest football teams in the state. Last year Moeller had a perfect 10-0 record and was ranked second in the state by the new wire polls. In their region they ranked first by the computer system and represented the Southwest Region in the Ohio .football playoffs. They were defeated in the¡ semifinal game

by Youngstown Cardinal Moomey, viiho in turn won the state championship the following weekend in the game with Warren Western Reserve.

The Moeller squad returns 12 starters from that 10-0 squad and appears to be just as tough this year. I ¡ They have an outstanding defensive which aligns in a 4-4 formation. On offense Moeller will feature ; ' a smooth offensive line in several fine running , I backs blended with a sharp passing game. They beat a fine Cincinnati Princeton team 23-6 last Friday night. They will be a challenge for our young men. We are sure they are anxiously awaiting the opening kickoff.

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10 12 14 15 16 17

19 20 23 24 25

26 27

31 32 33

38 39 40

41 42 46

50 51 52 53 54 55

60 61 62

Greg Mathias Jon Graham Dave Racette Dave Wilson John Vielhaber Kevin Woodruff Tim Bell Phil Lyon Barry Mort Tom Bryant Doug Schey Tom Jones Dan Burton Craig Core Tom Hill Junior Saldana Randy Anast Jerry Smith Steve Brim Rob Scasny Mike Benjamin Jerry Campbell Chuck Cook Bill Baron Dan Crawford Jack Hamilton Scott Duncan Doug Schmidt Ray Adams DougWymer Bob Cook

Wgt.

Pos.

Name

No.

150 160 160 165 180 185 170 150 150

K TB HB QB • QB * FB OB HB HB HB * HB HB HB FB FB FB T HB HB * HB * HB HB

145

175 170 165 155 180 170 185 155

165 160 180 190 165 185 170 190 195

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Year

c c T G C G T G

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170 220 180

11 11 12 11 12 12 11 11 12 12 12 11 11 11 12 11 12 11 11 12 12 11 11 12 11 12 12 11 12 11 11

63 64

65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72

73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82

83 84 85

86 88 89

90 91 92 93

Jeff Cooper Paul Street Dave MacDonald Mark Wonus Steve Suther in • Mark Felgar Tim Mylott Jeff Colv in Marvin Haas Dave Beach * Monty Gillett John Schober John Schramm • Doug Holtgreven Jeff Bury * Bob Blem Greg Roeble Greg Burton * Tom Tesnow Tom Brown * Mike Peiffer * Ed Beltz Glenn Co pe * Mike Sterner * Denny Wymer Steve IJames Tim Trutt Mike Theis * Bob Lambert Karl Sizemore

G G

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T T T

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SE SE SE SE TE TE TE TE TE T MG TE SE

Varsity Cheerleaders

* Denotes Letterman Superintendent Principal Ath. Dir. Head Coach Asst. Coaches

Pos.

Name

No.

C. R. Baker Glenn Charles Phil Merrill Bill Jones Mike VonStein, Frank DeFrench, Dee Boyer, Nick Mezacapa, Terry Heater, Mike Slough, John Kaylor, Bob Wilczynski

Wgt.

170 190 175 170 180 175 190 175 170 210 170 230 220 210 21 5 220 210 150 160 170 170 170 190 190 175 170 225 175 180 155

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50 51 52 53 64

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Name Moorman, Tim McCormick, Kev in Fehring, Pat Fitzpatrick, Bill Dinkel, Mark Darland, Buddy Koegel, Tim Reagan, Randy Rohlfs, Dan Williams, John McNeal, Gary Montag, John White, Pat Jansen, Bill Patterson, Byron Giancola, Nino Jagoditz, Joe Carroll, Jeff Guiliani, Tony Murray , Denny Curry, Jeff Humphrey, J oe Naber, Ken Burns, Mike Givens, Steve Givens, Jim Kolkmeyer, Bob Holtman, Mike King, Greg Perdrix, Ralph Cornett, Gary McManus, Tom Schmidt, Bob Gross, Jim Griener, Mark

Pos. K C QB DHB QB DHB QB WB DE DHB TB DHB TB DHB DHB WB DE FB DE DHB

Wgt

Year

No.

148 164 190 165 185 160

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55 56 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 14 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84

172

185 170 165 181 166 176 178

DHB K FB TB WB LB DHB LB DH B

151 157 180 184 173 167 182 160 157 192 167 192 192 172 190 166

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FB

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Name Bauer, J ohn Heidel, Mark Cooper, Gary Laub, Allan Schneider, Jim Schwarber, Mike Cavellier, Bob Cunningham, Jim LaRose, Ken Hatfield, John Crone, John Case, Jay Wilson, Leroy Humphrey, Tony Ho'ck, jeff Davis, John Wirthlin , Rob Brown, Jim Walchle, Matt Goad, Mark Donnellan, Jim Witzman, Steve Pierce, Jim Heitzman, Tim Dunphy, Joe Schaffeld, Dan Eichmann, Ed. Tappel, John Behm, Herb Schira, Steve Webb, Randy Leaseman, Greg Condeni, Dave Perdriz, Rogar

Pos. LB C G G LB G G G G LB LB LB T T

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School name : Fighting Crusaders- Colors: Blue & Gold Principal: Fr. Lawrence Krualing Athletic Director: Gerry Faust Head Coach: Gerry Faust Assistant Coaches: Mike Cameron, Jim Doherty, Phil Gigliotti, Ted Hall, Jim Higgins, Tom Hummel, Jeff Liebert, John Parker, Bill Straub

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COACHES AND SEASONAL RECORDS YEARLY RECORDS Games Year Played

Won

Lost

Tied

9 7

1

0 0 0

1921 1922 1923 1924 1925* 1926 1927 1928 1929 1930 1931 1932 1933 1934 1935 1936 1937 1938 1939 1940 1941 1942 1943

10 10 9 9 10 10 11 10 11 11 10 9 10 9 9 9 9 9 9

9

4

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1944

9

3

1945 1946 1947 1948

9 9 9 10

6 5 2 3 6

0 0 0

6 5 8 6 5 6 6 9 9

3 3 3 0 6

4

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5 5

5 2

4 4 4

4

9

6 7 8

9

7

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9

5

3

2 1

4 7

277 224 103 125 144 193 146 145 130 371 309 103 100 110 113 60 69 201 204 196 136 132 75 204 64 140 127 160

1

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Findlay Opp. Points Points

2 0 0 0 1

0 1

0 2 1 .2 0

0 0 0

5

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4

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43 100 70 52 25 69 107 125 118 67 25 60 169 72 93 50 107 103 78 63 56

66 74 86 60 187 188 71

Games Year Played 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968

9 9 9 10 9 9 9 9 9 10 9 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10

1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 Total

10 10 10 10 10 507

Won

Lost

Tied

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3 9

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5 4

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7

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2

8

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7 7 2

3 3 8

0 0 0

7 267

3 213

0 27

Findlay Opp. Points Points 275 180 89 115 87 20 146 88 113 123 183 102 172 112 162 240 243 208 188 104

110 79 318 140 136 295 146 214 149 240 141 187 197 118 111 198 134 182 157 151

145 201 215 81 203 8156

229 157 130 210 97 6610

* State Champions

COACHES' RECORDS SINCE 1921 Years 1921. 1923 1924- 1925 1926- 1927 1928- 1930 1931 - 1934 1935- 1936 1937. 1941 1942- 1944 1945- 1952 1953. 1954 1955- 1959 1960- 1967 1968- 1972 1973-

Coach Fletcher Aiken Scantlebury Knode Winters Dierenfield Wilson Bachman Yawberg Harter Schmidt Paul Bockrath Jones

Total Games

Won

Lost

Tied

29 19 21 21 38 18 45 27 74 18 46 80 50 10

22 13 11 12 23

7 3 10

0 3 0

8

7

32 15 33 18 39 21

12 10 38 13 27 33 29

7

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Findlay's largest margins of victory: 1916 vs. Tiffin 93-0 1930 vs. Upper Sandusky 86-0 1949 vs. Tiffin Columbian 81-0

4

8 12

Findlay's worst defeats: 1951 vs. Sandusky 1954 vs. Dayton Stivers 1956 vs. Fremont 1956 vs. Lorain Sr. 1958 vs. Elyria

3 3 1 2 3 1

8 0 0 53-7 66-7 53-6 53-6 56·0

Winning Percentage .758 .812 .543 .600 .657 .533 .727 .600 .464 .235 .400 .541 .420 .700

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TEAM STATS

Findlay

Opponents

146 99 38 9 440 2094 117 48 9 856 556 2971 30 851/28.3/0 15 182/1 20 413/0 8 40/0 38/372 19/11

TOTAL FIRST DOWNS by rushing by passing by penalty RUSHING ATTEMPTS net yards rushing PASSING ATTEMPTS passes completed passes had intercepted net yards passing TOTAL OFFENSE ATTEMPTS TOTAL OFFENSE Number of Punts Yards/ave/blocked Number of Punts Returned Net yards punts returned/TO Number of Kickoffs Returned Net yards kickoffs returned/TO Passes intercepted by Net yards interceptions returned/TO Number of Penalties- Yards penalized Number of Fumbles- fumbles lost

107 80 19 8 414 1419 108 41 8 466 504 1785 48 1630/34/1 11 76/0 36 465/0 9 74/0 30/384 22/8

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1st

2nd

3rd

4th

56 10

59 39

26 22

62 26

·Total

203 97

BUCKEYE CONFERENCE FINAL STANDINGS 1973 Standings

Conference Games

All

Fremont Findlay Sandusky Elyria Admiral King Lorain Senior Mansfield Marion

w 6 4 4 4 4 4 2 0,

w 9 7 6 6 5 5 4 1

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0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1

1973 HI-LITES- FINDLAY Team Performance 1. Findlay ranked 2nd in the Buckeye Conference in total yards gained and in scoring.

2. Findlay ranked 4th in the Buckeye Conference in points scored against with 97, which is also the lowest number scored by opponents since 1950.

3. Findlay's biggest win was against Fremont, who was undefeated and state ranked number five when Findlay beat them 28-20.

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OFFENSIVE STATISTICS FINAL 1973 RUSHING Name Terry McGuire Doug Schey Rueben Martinez John Vielhaber Doug Robinson Fred Rambo Mark Browne Doug Clymer Kevin Sonnett Kevin Woodruff Dan Windle Bill Snyder

Times Carried

Yards Gained

Yards Lost

Net Yards

140 128 58 66 11 14 13 3 1 1 1 1

761 652 323 353 65 57 59 17 13 10 6 0

3 55 16 129 3 2 7 0

758 597 307 224 62 55 52 17 13 10 6 -7

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TD's

Ave.

5.4 4.6 5.3 3.0 5.6 4.0 4.0 5.7 13.0 10.0 6.0 -7.0

10 5 0 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

PASSING Name John Vielhaber Doug Schey

Att.

Camp.

Gain

%

116

47

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41 100

PASS RECEIVING Name

No.

Mike Peiffer 24 Doug Robinson 16 Glenn Cope 3 Rueben Martinez 2 Doug Schey_ 1 Terry McGuire 1 Jim Wells 1 PUNTING Name No. John Vielhaber 21 Doug Schey 9 PUNT RETURNS

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TD's

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7 1

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SCORING Yds. TD's

498 266 55 0 18 10 9

5 2 1 0 0 0 0

Name

Yds Ave.

Terry McGuire Mike Peiffer Doug Schey John Vielhaber Dan Orians Doug Robinson Rueben Martinez Glenn Cope Biked

601 28.6 250 27.7

0 0

Name Yds. TD's No. Rueben Martinez 11 162 1 Rob Scasny 20 0 4 KICKOFF RETURNS Name Yds. TD's No. 372 0 Rueben Martinez 18 Rob Scasny 41 0 2

Name Jim Wells Tom Brown Mark Browne Chris Doyle

TD's'

Pat Kick

Other Pat

FG

Total

10 5 5 4 0 3 1 1

0 0 0 0 22 0 0 0

0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0

60 32 30 26 25 18 6 6

INTERCEPTIONS Yds. No. TD's Ret.

3 2 2 1

14 9 15 2

0 0 0 0

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DEFENSIVE STATISTICS Final 1973 TACKLES ASSISTS

Name

Scott Duncan Jeff Bury Mike Theis Dave Beach Chris Doyle Mark Browne Steve Sutherin Mike Sterner Mike Benjamin Jim Wells Kevin Woodruff Tom Brown Chuck Snyder Bill Rehm Jeff Sheidler Doug Clymer Rob Scasny Greg Burton Bob Hill shafer Don Orians Fred Rambo

70 58 46 47 36 41 23 28 25 18 16 16 13 11 7 6 3 5 3 2 2

83 78 45 42 38 27 36 28 28 34 36 29 12 13 5 4 7 4 4 3 3

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1973 HI-LITES- FINDLAY Individual Performances 1. Terry McGuire, Fullback, ranked 2nd in Buckeye Conference scoring with 6.0 pts. and 3rd in rushing with 5.4 per carry. Terry was also selected unanimous choice First Team Buckeye Conference and Second Team All-Northwest District.

2. Doug Schey, Tailback, ranked 5th in Buckeye Conference rushing with 4.7 yds. per carry. Doug was selected Honorable Mention Buckeye Conference.

3. John Vielhaber, Quarterback, ranked 2nd in Buckeye Conference passing with 845 net yards and 7 touchdowns. John was selected Second Team Buckeye Conference and Honorable Mention All-Northwest District.

4. Mike Peiffer, Split End, ranked 3rd in Buckeye Conference receiving with 24 receptions for 498 yards and 5 touchdowns. This was the most receiving yards by one individual in the conference. Mike was selected Second Team Buckeye Conference and Second Team All-Northwest District.

5. Ruben Martinez, Tailback, ranked 1st in Buckeye Conference point returns with 11 returns for 162 yards, which is 14.7 uds. average per return.

6. Cris Doyle, Defensive Tackle, had 36 unassisted tackles and 38 assisted tackles; cased 2 fumbles; recovered 3 fumbles and interecepted 1 pass. Cris was selected Second Team Buckeye Conference and Second Team All-Northwest D.istrict.

7. Scott Duncan, Linebacker, had 70 unassisted tackles and 83 assisted tackles for an average of 15.3 tackles and assists per game. He also caused one fumble. Scott was selected Second Team Buckeye Conference and Second Team All-Northwest District.

8. Doug Kelsey, Offensive Guard, and Curt Swisher, Offensive Tackle, were selected Second Team Buckeye Conference and Honorable Mention All-Northwest District. Both Doug and Curt were recognized for their aggressive offensive blocking.

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1972 Coach: Bob Bockrath Harry Hall, Sr., RB Buckeye Conf. Second Team 路 All-Northwest Dist. Honorable Mention Terry McGuire, Jr., CB Buckeye Conf. Honorable Mention All-Northwest Dist. Second Team

1971 Won 7 Lost 3 Coach: Bob Bockrath Cliff Hite, Sr., OB Buckeye Conf. First Team All-State Special Mention (UPI)

Jeff Bixler, Sr., DB Buckeye Gonf. First Team All-State First Team (UP I) Jeff Freeman, Sr., OT Buckeye Conf. SecondTeam Curt Hippensteel, Jr., RB Buckeye Conf. Second Team Mark Kimmel, Sr., MG Buckeye Conf. Second Team John Fitzgerald, Sr., LB Buckeye Conf. Second Team Dick Tesnow, Sr., DB Buckey路e Conf. Second Team Gary Bishop, Sr., OE Buckeye Conf. Honorable Mention Tom Meyer, Jr., DT Buckeye Conf. Honorable Mention Lee McNutt, Sr., RB All-Northwest Dist. Second Team

1970 Won 7 Lost 3 Coach: Bob Bockrath, Coach of the Year, All-Northwest Dist.

Keith Woodruff, Sr., QB Buckeye Conf. First Team All-Northwest Dist_. First Team, QB of the year . All-State First Team (UPI) North All-Star Team All-State Third Team (Associated Press) Denny Reamsnyder,Sr., DB Buckeye Conf. First Team All-Northwest Dist. Second Team All-State First Team (UP I) North All-Star Team Ron Lozier, Sr., LB Buckeye Conf. First Team Jeff Bixler, Jr., OE Buckeye Conf. First Team Larry Kimmel, Sr., DT Buckeye Conf. Second Team 路 George McDaniel, Sr., DE Buckeye Conf. Second Team John Fitzgerald, Jr., OG Buckeye Conf. Second Team Eric Chatelain, Sr., OT Buckeye Conf. Honorable Mention Frank Burke, Sr., RB Buckeye Conf. Honorable Mention Todd Freeman, Jr., C Buckeye Conf. Honorable Mention John Hosler, Sr., DT Buckeye Conf. Honorable Mention Jim Mathias, Sr., MG Buckeye Conf. Honorable Mention

TROJAN ALLSTAR SELECTIONS 1969 Won 2 Lost 8 Coach: Bob Bockrath Rick Martinez, Sr., RB Buckeye Conf. First Team Steve Kennedy, Sr., RB Buckeye Conf. Second Team Keith Woodruff, Jr., OB Buckeye Conf. Honorable Mention Greg Bair, Sr., DT Buckeye Conf. Honorable Mention Jim Horn, Sr., MG Buckeye Conf. Honorable Mention Don Waaland, Sr., OE Buckeye Conf. Honorable Mention Dennis Reamsnyder, Jr., DB Buckeye Conf. Honorable Mention Mike Bell, Jr., LB Buckeye Conf. Honorable Mention

1968 Won 3 Lost 7 Coach: Bob Bock rath Jim Ferguson, Sr., DB Buckeye Conf. First Team Dick Lehman, Jr., DB Buckeye Conf. Second Team Rick Martinez, Jr., DB Buckeye Conf. Second Team

1967 Won 5 Lost 3 Tied 2 Coach: Hal Paul Raul Martinez, Sr., RB Buckeye Conf. First Team All-Northwest Dist. Honorable Mention Steve Woodruff, Sr., OB Buckeye Conf. Second Team Dave Oberly, Sr., DE Buckeye Cont. Second Team All-Northwest Dist. Honorable Mention Bill McKinnell, Jr., LB Buckeye Conf. Second Team Gary Routson; Sr., DB Buckeye Conf. Second Team Jeff Gardiner, Sr., E Buckeye Conf. Honorable Mention Jack Foltz, Sr., OT Buckeye Conf. Honorable Mention Monty Wolf, Sr., OG Buckeye Conf. Honorable Mention Pat Connors, Sr., C Buckeye Conf. Honorable Mention Jim Ferguson, Jr., DB Buckeye Conf. Honorable Mention

Denny Marquart, Jr., DT Buckeye Conf. Honorable Mention Joe Goodart, Sr., DB Buckeye Conf. Honorable Mention Phil Kimler, Jr., DE Buckeye Conf. Honorable Mention

1966 Won 6 Lost 4 Coach: Hal Paul Steve Woodruff, Jr., QB Buckeye Conf. First Team Bob Bright, Sr., LB Buckeye Con f. Second T earn Buckeye Conf. Honorable Mention, RB Duana Davis, Sr., DT Buckeye Conf. Second T earn Buckeye Conf. Honorable Mention, OG Stu Hile, Sr., G Buckeye Conf. Honorable Mention Wayne Mathews, Sr., .LB Buckeye Conf. Honorable Mention Jeff Jones, Sr., DB Buckeye Conf. Honorable Mention Steve Traucht, Sr., DB, RB Buckeye Conf. Honorable Gary Ford, Sr., C Buckeye Conf. Honorable Dave Wilson, Sr., OE Buckeye Conf. Honora~le Ron Highsmith, Sr., 0""( Buckeye Conf. Honorable Raul Martinez, Jr., RB Buckeye Conf. H9norable

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1965 Won 6 Lost 3 Tied 1 Coach: Hal Paul Bob Collins, Sr., DT Buckeye Conf. First Team All-Northwest Dist. First Team All-State Honorable Mention (Associated Press) Mickey Adair, Sr., C Buckeye Conf. First Team All-Northwest Dist. First Team All-State First Team (Associated Press) Harry Gonso, Sr., OB Buckeye Conf. Second Team All-Northwest Dist. Honorable Mention Jack Collins, Sr., DE Buckeye Conf. Second Team Dick Collins, Sr., LB Buckeye Conf. Second Team John Cindric, Sr., DB Buckeye Conf. Second Team All-Northwest Dist. Honorable Mention

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After high School Coach Mezacapa played at Heidelberg College whe.re he was a fine wide receiver. He was highly thought of by the Heidelberg staff and remained as a graduate coach during the season which saw Heidelberg go 11-0 and win the Stagg Bowl.

Nick is teaching health and physical education and has begun his Master's Degree work at Bowling Green. Nick and his wife, Edna, have a daughter, Amy. who is one year old.

MIKE VON STEIN Offensive Guards and Centers Defensive Co-ordinator and Linebackers Age- 25 Mike has coached for two seasons at Findlay and has proven himself a very dedicated and extremely competent coach. Mike will once again be working as co-ordinator of the Findlay defense. This means he will assist Coach Jones in formulating the game plan and he will also call the defensive alignments on game night.

Before coming to Findlay. Mike was a graduate assistant coach for Don Nehlen at Bowling Green State University where he also earned his Master's Degree.

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After graduation from Bedford High School in Cleveland, Frank attended Findlay College where he played on both the offensive and defensive lines.

Coach DeFrench is a very busy man as he is currentlY finishing his Master's Degree at Bowling Green and teaching history. Frank, along with his wife, Rosie, is raising eight children: Allen, Gerilynn, Tim, Mary, Teresa, Angela, Tony and Nichole.

DEE BOYER Offensive Tackles and Defensive Ends Age-26 Coach Boyer has been at Findlay for the past four seasons and was the Sophomore Co-ordinator at one time. He was elevated to the varsity staff last season where he has continued to do a fine job of coaching.

At Spencerville High School, Coach Boyer was an offensive halfback and a defensive back. He was a good performer not only in football, but also in basketball and baseball.

Coach Boyer is a graduate of Miami University and is currently teaching business math at the high school. Dee is also working on his Master's Degree at Bowling Green. Coach Boyer is single.

TERRY HEATER Sophomore Co-ordinator-Guards, Centers and Linebackers Age- 36 Coach Heater is rejoining our staff after a year's vacation. He ·eviously coached at Tipp City and then spent three successful years ith the Sophomores (two as Co-ordinator) in Findlay before his ·ief retirement. We are very fortunate to get Coach Heater back . he is an outstanding coach with our younger players. He brings a ealth of playing experience to our program as he was a very good 1eman both in high school in South Bend, Indiana, and in college Ball State University.

Coach Heater teaches in the O.W.E. program at the high school here he also serves as assistant wrestling coach. Terry and his wife, Jdy, and three children, Bruce, Julie, and Joe, are looking forward > the 1974 season.

MIKE SLOUGH Sophomore Tackles and Defensive Ends Age- 27 Mike served last season as our trainer and in the past two years has attended many clinics to better himself in his field. Mike has the responsibility of training our student trainers also. Mike coached his first season with us last year.

Coach Slough played at Findlay High School where he was a defensive back. He was Honorable Mention All Buckeye Conference his ·senior year. Mike then played one year at Mount Union College before he transferred to Ohio Northern University.

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THE 1973 CROSS COUNTRY SEASON Findlay's 1973 cross country season was one that made history.

After a year of "almost this" and "almost that" the Trojan Harriers put all the pieces together into a neat championship display.

The squad rolled to a 9·0 season record, dumping such noted teams as, Sandusky, Toledo Bowsher, Bay Village and Lakewood.

In the powerful Buckeye Conference. Findlay won the Championship for the second time in the short span that cross country has been a varsity sport at the school.

In addition to their excellent undefeated dual and triangular season, the Trojans finished second in the highly touted BGSU Relays, first at the Ontario H.S. Invitational, first at the Findlay College Invitational, first at the Sectional AAA Meet, first at the District AAA Meet, and capped their season with an excellent seventh Place fin· ish in the State AAA Championships at Ohio State University.

THE 1974 CROSS COUNTRY OUTLOOK With nearly everyone returning from last year's Buckeye Conference Championship team, Findlay's 1974 cross country squad has the potential to be the finest Harrier outfit in Trojan history.

Even Coach Didich is smiling these days with 8 lettermen on hand from the 1973 outfit which rolled to a 9-0 dual-triangular season.

The Trojans then went on to place seventh as a team in the Ohio State Championships.

Leading the Harriers again this fall will be sensational Brent Beams, the current Buckeye Conference and Junior Champ 880 State Champion.

Backing up Brent in the fall sport will .be Senior Harry Yoxtheimer who holds the school track record for the two mile run, and placed third behind Brent in the Buckeye Conference Championships last year.

Right behind the Trojan's "dynamic duo" will be Seniors Kevin Cramer, Scott Line, and Bill Hover forming a strong nucleus which makes the Findlay team a definite threat fqr the State Team Championship. · Additional strength and experience comes from Senior lettermen, Tom Darnall, Eric Paul and Mike Kelly. This cluster of lettermen should be strengthened by a strong group of non-lettermen that are pressing for a position on the Varsity Seven. Seniors Randy Hartman and Tom Morman along with Juniors Kevin Moyer, Max Pokrivchak, Bob Brooks, and Steve Helfrich have an excellent chance of topping the eight returning lettermen. Lone Sophomore Brad Beams is making his presence felt and has his sights set on the fifth position on the team.

"We have experience, depth, and the largest group of Senior lettermen ever for a Findlay squad," stated Coach Didich. "The team attitude is excellent, spirit is high, and the physical condition of the young men is the best of any Findlay team reporting for a new season. If each team member would IMPROVE 30 seconds from his best 2 mile time, we will be the 1974 Class AAA State Champions. We have the potential and the depth to win, we just need to go out and PROVE IT." Once again the Trojans will need all the strength they can muster as they face one of the toughest schedules in Ohio. With last year's opponents returning veteran squads with thoughts of upsetting the Trojans, the Harriers will compete in the following Invitations: Tiffin Distance Carnival (over 30 teams), Perrysburg Invitational, DeVilbiss Tri-State Invitational (15 teams featuring the best from Ohio-Michigan-Indiana). Ontario Invitational (20 teams), Bowling Green State University Invitational Relays (over 50 teams) and the Findlay College Invitational (12 teams).

MEET COACH DIDICH Coach John Didich begins season. number seven with the cross country team. In the six years that he has been Head Track and Cross Country Coach his teams have won 92 dual and triangular meets while losing 21. The track team owns a 50-7 record while the cross country team is 42-14. Last season's track and cross country squads posted undefeated seasons in dual and triangular competition with 8·0 and 9-0 records respectively.

While at Findlay, his teams have qualified eilher an individual or team in the State Cross Country Championships, five out of the last six years. Didich has guided the cross country team to two Buckeye Conference Team Titles, two Sectional, and two District Championships, along with titles in two major lnvitationa!s. In track, the Trojans have won one Sectional Championship and won three major Invitational meets. Individual ChimlPions in the Sectional, District, eight Buckeye Conference Champions, an All-Ohio Cross country Team Member, and several Buckeye Conference Runners-up. In the past six years over 53 school records have been broken and 8 tied in track and field, while the country records have been broken 14 times.

This past year Didich was selected to the State Executive Board of the Ohio Association of Track and Cross Country Coaches representing the Northwest District Track and Cross Country Coaches.

Didich, a native Of Warren, Ohio, is a graduate Of BGSU. He teaches Driver Education. coach Didich and his wife, Karen, have a four-year-old daughter, Michelle, and are expecting their second child in late October.

Back Row: Eric Mullens, Tom Darnall, Randy Hartman, Eric Paul, Steve Helfrich, Tom Morman, Brent Beams, Coach Didich.

Front Row: Max Pokrivchak, Bob Brooks, Kevin Moyer, Brad Beams, Bill Hover, Kevin Cramer, Scott line, Harry Yoxtheimer, (not present, Mike Kelly).

TEAM ROSTER Coach John Didlch, Manager Eric Mullens. Seniors: Brent Beams 9:43, Harry Yoxtheimer 9:39, Bill Hover 10:21, Scott line 10:12, Randy Hartman 10:48, Eric Paul 10:31, Kevin Cramer 9:52, Mike Kelly 10:42, Tom Morman 10:48, Tom Darnall 10:36. Juniors: Max Pokrivchak 11:15, Kevin Moyer NT, Bob Brooks NT, Steve Helfrich NT. Sophomore: Brad Beams 11 :24.

MEET THE TROJANS Brent Beams Senior

Harry Yoxtheimer Senior

Kevin Cramer Senior

Scott line Senior

Bill Hover Senior

THE 1974 CROSS COUNTRY SCHEDULE Home Toledo Whitmer Away Ottawa-Glandorf Away Tiffin Distance Carnival Away Fremont Ross Away Perrysburg Invitational Sandusky Ashland & Sandusky DeVilbiss Tri-State Invitational Toledo Away Mon. Sept. 30 Tiffin Columbian Sat. Oct. 5 Ontario H.S. Invitational Ontario Fri. Oct. 11 BGSU Relays Invitational BGSU Sat. Oct. 12 Findlay College Invitational Findlay Tues. Oct. 15 lima Senior & lima Shawnee lima Sat. Oct. 19 Sectional AAA Upper Sandusky Tues. Oct. 22 Buckeye Conference Findlay Sat. Oct. 26 District AAA Toledo Sat. Nov. 2 State AAA Columbus

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No. 1 man on last years squad . . . holds school cross country records home and away for 2 miles, 2Y:z miles, and 3 miles . . . lettered in both cross country and track . . Buckeye Conference, Sectional, and Junior Champ State Champion in 880 yard run . . . strong contender for All-Ohio honors . . . 440 in 53.0, 880 in 1:57.5, mile in 4:26.0, 2 mile in 9:43.

No. 2 Man last season . . . second part of "dynamic duo" . . . usually finishes within a second of Brent . . strong contender for AllOhio honors . . . hates to lose . . . holds school track record for 2 mile, holds the cross country sectional course record . . . can run the 880 under 2:06, mile in 4:37.0 best 2 mile 9:39.1. .

Finished· as the No. 4 man strong competitor and dedicated runner . . . pushed Harry to the two mile track record . . . runs twice a day, with more confidence, could take All-Ohio Honors . . . can run the 440 under 56.0, 880 under 2:05, mile under 4:43 . . . best 2 mile9:52.

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No. 7 man, but missed first part of season with injuries . . competed in the State Meet . has run better times as a sophomore and junior than All-Ohio brother Craig line . . . a real sleeper . . . hard, dedicated worker . . . a healthy Scott will lead us to the State Title ... can run the mile under 4:48 . . . best two mile 10:12.

Two year letter winner in Track and Cross Country ... No. 8 man ... will surprise many ... strong athlete with dedication . . . works hard with confidence . . . could run in the 9:40 range . . . best 440 in 53.0, 880 in 2:02.1, can run the mile under 4:40, best 2 mile 10:21.

Bill must run under 10:06 if we are to win the State.

No. 10 man on last seasons squad ... letterman, needs consistency, has ability ... hard worker ... with more hard work Tom could make Findlay go . . . best mile 4:49, best two mile 10:36.

No. 11 man, needs to work on stamina . . . letterman ... excellent potential ... high hurdles 16.1 . . . 440 in 58.0, best ttvo mile 10:31.

No. 12 man, started off well, but ran out of gas as season ended last year . . . needs more confidence . . . has the ability to be an excellent runner . . . if he can increase his stamina, could help the team to Columbus . . . best two mile 10:42.

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By DAVE EGBERT Republican-Courier Staff Writer The big game was set.

Red Grange, the 'Galloping Ghost.' was preparing to hand up his cleats at the University of Illinois.

Heavyweight Gene Tunney established himself as the top contender for Jack Dempsey's crown with a third round knockout of Bartley Madden.

Sports authority Norman Brown argued the huddle system was a doomed failure and the rules committee should enforce a ban on it before another season.

It was 1925.

Findlay' greatest hour in high school football was just around the comer.

The 'Golden Tornado' or 'Little Gold.' as everyone called them in those days, took an unbeaten record in eight games to nationally recognized schoolboy power Toledo Scott late in the season.

In 1'915 the massacre was 32-0.

In 1916 it was 90-0.

And so on it went; 48-0; 7-0 and 7-6.

Now, with football fever at its highest pitch, Findlay prepared for the sixth meeting and what has gone down in football history as THE GAME.'

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And then there was, "Let Bishop's Tire Store get your car ready for Saturday."

Bert Klentsche, an entertainer, had gazed into a crystal ball in an American Legion show Wednesday night and said he saw a tornado swee.ping over Scott Field and Findlay winning by a score of 40-0.

According to word from Toledo, the Bulldogs appeared a 5-3 favorite in some parts.

A series of important yells, according to cheerleaders, were printed in the newspaper for all fans to learn.

Like, "Boom, Chica, Boom.

Boom, Chica, Boom.

Boom, Chica, Ricka, Chicka.

Boom, Boom, Boom.

Rip Em Up Right.

Rip 'Em Up Right.

Oh Scott. Goodniaht."

And, "Who, Rah, Who, Rah, Findlay Hi. Gee, Haw, Gee Haw, Gee, Haw, Haw. Findlay High School, Rah, Rah, Rah. Findlay High School Is Our Cry." The Findlay team received 165 telegrams of well wishes from Findlay persons, and all were read to the players before the game by Coach Jim Aiken.

Ads in 'The Morning Republican' helped reflect the enthusiasm throughout that hectic week.

This game was the 1925 season.

"ON TO SCOTT! Ye fighting Blue and Gold. It's a hard, fast game you'll have to play. And of course, it'll rain again today. But that won't trouble you at all. Once

And Art Huston, a sensational halfback who could wiggle and squirm his way down football fields, played the biggest part in it.

Huston, a senior described as a modest, unassuming youth, told the student body during a pep meeting the day before the game that he would rather guarantee two touchdowns than make a speech.

So he did.

And excerpts from The Morning Republican' tell the out¡ come.

"Once upon a time not so many months ago Jim Aiken _had a dream. It was one of those dreams hopeful of achievement. He dreamed of how he would like to coach a football team that could humble the mighty Scott, whose victorious banners have waved in the land of the east and in the far flung reaches of the northwest. Five times Findlay had tried and met with rebuff, the fifth defeat coming by the narrowest margin of all previous undertakings, one point, and incidentally under the first Aiken regime.

"But last Saturday on the historic Scott Field, banked on three sides by the gray concrete of the horseshoe stadium and 8,000 highly geared spectators, 'Gloomy Jim,' saw the realization of his cherished dream fulfilled. He saw his 'Little Gold' with the hard running and elusive Art Huston in the heroic role, canter to a 21-19 victory in one of the most thrilling and spectacular exhibitions of football ever witnessed on a Toledo gridiron."

On the second play of the game, Huston ambled off his left tackle and dodged a half dozen tacklers before being forced to the sidelines on Scott's 37 yard line. It was a 31 yard run and the start of a first half which saw Huston score the two touchdowns he had predicted, one a 45 yard run, and gain 157 yards in 17 carries.

"I can't hardly believe yet that we won, "Aiken said as scores of persons congratulated him and the players in the locker rooms following the conflict. "Our boys played wonderful game and I am sure mighty proud of the team.

They have worked hard, taken a lot of hard bumps, but after all, they have been well rewarded in a victory over a first class Scott team."

The 'Toledo Blade' reported, "Scott field has been the battleground for many clever football players, including Elmer and Red Grange, but in Art Huston, Findlay High School boasts of one of the best."

Findlay management decided that the football squad should travel in 'big league' fashion thereafter beginning with the Turkey Day tilt at Sandusky. A huge trunk carried all the uniforms and football paraphernalia so that the players would not be loaded down with the tiresome duty of totting a bulging suitcase.

One game to go for an unbeaten season.

Huston, the unstoppable, was pictured with brother halfback Clyde 'Dutch' Huston, quarterback Worth Kramer and fullback Harold Martin in the Sandusky paper under a 'Four Horsemen' caption. A story headlined 'He Ran Scott Wild; Can High Stop Him?' told about the fabulous Huston.

Well, Findlay closed its season with a 32-0 victory for an unbeaten 8-0-2 season and laid its claim to the state chamionship.

Steubenville, unbeaten in 36 straight games over four years, Mt. Vernon, Toledo Waite, Toledo Libbey and Findlay

were labeled .the most likely contenders by the Associated Press for the mythical title.

An AP story stated, "Findlay High, which has voiced its title claim in no uncertain terms, while not losing a game this season, was twice tied early in the season. After that the machine got underway and steam-rollered all comers.

The toughest victories garnered by the Northern Ohio team were the Middletown and Toledo Scott contests."

In football this was the year that Findlay was put on the map.

It all started with gridiron training at Tipsico Lake, Mich., where a number of football candidates went to the camp to get in condition for the 10 game season.

Charles Sattler, one of the players, corresponded with the Findlay paper and reported in his first letter, "Training started in earnest Monday (Aug. 24). At 6:30, morning exercises were given by athletic director Cloyce Grotty.

After our morning dip a rush started for the first place in the mess line. The bacon and eggs disappeared rapidly and soon a cry arose for more pancakes and still more until our cook, Pownell, was wet with perspiration.

"Sunday was spent very quietly but for a few duckings of freshmen and a blanket toss, also for the benefit of the freshmen. Sunday evening we hiked to the 'Y' camp and there joined in the evening service. Many old hymns were sung and a very interesting talk was given by Mr. Pownell to 200 boys. He told of his experiences in the World War." Turtle hunts, Indian hand and foot wrestling around a council fire and the night Don Simpson was operated on for tumor, cancer and appendicitis in a skit, were other highlights of the camp, according to Sattler.

The nonsense was soon over though and 35 grid candidates turned out for the varsity's first drill of the fall with more expected to join the ranks daily. Aiken said that two workouts daily would be held until school opened with the players reporting at 9 a.m. and 8 p.m.

One of the lightest teams Findlay had fielded in many years, but also one of the quickest, took the field against Upper Sandusky in the season opener in Athletic Park.

A scoreless tie resulted.

Ditto for the following week's game against Toledo Woodward.

Then the 'Golden Tornado' began to swirl with a 14-0 victory over Tiffin High.

A little ditty showed appreciation that such nonsense as 0-0 ties were over.

"Ice cream, soda-water, ginger ale, pop; Findlay High School always on top. (When it's not a scoreless tie)" The Morning Republican.

Marion scored the first touchdown of the season on the Blue and Gold but Levon Copeland, Art Huston and Clyde Huston retaliated for Findlay in a 19-6 win.

Art Huston scored the lone touchdown in a 7-0 victory over Middletown and the 'Little Gold' followed with wins over Lima Central 12-0, Bowling Green 26-0, Bucyrus 13-0, Toledo Scott 21-19 and Sandusky 32-0.

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Fifteen members of that team are still living today.

Hollis Plott, former Miami, Fla. school principal, owns a resort in Florida and has two sisters: Mrs. Ford Roberts who lives at 915 Washington Ave., and Mrs. Perry Higley who lives at 1113 Washington Ave. Clifford Glathart is a retired Chicago lawyer, Charles Sattler is owner of the Chevrolet agency in Tiffin, Levon Copeland is retired after serving in the state wildlife division in Columbus and Clyde ':Jutch' Huston worked in a Toledo based company.

Harold Martin lives in Newport Ritchey, Fla. after running concessions for fairs in Ft. Wayne, Ind., Nig Schnider runs a shoe store in Norwalk, Cloyce Taylor is a former coach and teacher living in Ashland and Mel Davis is a Columbus doctor.

currently living in Bloomfield Hills, Mich. Roscoe Butler is a Texas millionaire in the oil business. Team manager Henry Wolgamot, whose father operated a drug store where Muir's is currently located, was last known to be in Oklahoma.

John Hollington, who formerly owned Hollington Buick; Forest 'Tot' Pressnell, National League pitcher; and Dotson Powell, retired after 41 years at Marathon, are the only three still living in Findlay.

Time has dealt its blows though.

Art Huston, Jim Miller, Chris Dietsch, Bill Mains, manager A. Bowman and Coach Jim Aiken are dead.

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But almost 50 years later, one thing remains the same.

Worth Kramer, former general manager for WJR in Detroit, bought his own radio station in Ohio and Florida and is

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TAILBACKS & HALFBACKS 46 Jerry Campbell, 10 Greg Mathias, 26 Tom Jones, 20 Phil Lyon, 27 Greg Burton, 24 Tom Bryant, 42 Mike Benjamin, 41 Rob Scasney, 25 Doug Schey, 23 Barry Mort.

CHECK THE RECORD. You'll find that Findlay has a long tradition of athletic excellence and consistently fields some of the best teams in the conference in all eight of its intercollegiate sports.

Our football team tied for the Hoosier-Buckeye Collegiate Conference Title in 1971 and placed second in 1912. The basketball team played in the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics finals in 1971, making it the fifth team in recent years to _go to the national playoffs. In 1973 the golf team took the district title and competed nationally. The baseball team took the conference title in 1973 and 1974, and two of their players in recent years were drafted by professional teams.

The Findlay Oilers also compete in wrestling, track, tennis, and cross country. Women at Findlay College field outstanding basket¡ ball, volleyball, and softball teams.

Competition in our conference is keen. But because of our size, your chances of participating in varsity athletics is much greater than at a larger university.

Would you rather play than warm the bench?

Contact: Mike Alexander, director of admissions, Box 1973, Findlay College, Findlay, Ohio 45840. Phone {419) 422-8313.

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The main goal of the Varsity Cheerleaders of '74- '75 is to boost the morale of the students and their fellow fans.

This past summer they placed first in Cheerleading Camp.

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Bottom, left to right: Amy Miller, Lisa Ellis, Ginay Best, Patty Wittenmyer

J V CHEERLEADERS The J V Cheerleaders have put forth their best efforts to make this year a complete success. During the summer months they had regular practices.

They extend their best of Luck to the Findlay Trojans throughout the year.

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GOLF TEAM The Ohio High School Athletic Association has changed the Golf Season from Spring to Fall because of avail¡ ability of golf courses and better weather conditions. Although the Trojan Golf Team faces a tough schedule, Coach David Bowden is optimistic about bettering last year's 7-9 record as the 1974 Trojans have the most potential and experience of any Golf Team at FHS in recent years.

Senior John Zitkovic, last year's Most Valuable Golfer and District Medalist Runnerup, returns as well as Senior Veterans Flavell, Kimbrough, Laughlin, and Ehrnsd1wender-all of whom have had additional tournament experience this summer. This season's twelve man team will be selected from returning lettermen, other members of last year's team and several new prospects.

Two experienced sophomores expected to see regular action are Ted Moore and Ray Van Gunten, both of whom have been successful in numerous tournaments throughout the area.

The Golf Team is composed of a six man traveling squad and a six man reserve squad. Home matches are played at the Findlay Country Club starting at 3:00 p.m. Matches are scored on the basis of total team strokes.

GOLF COACH - DAVE BOWDEN Coach Dave Bowden graduated from Ohio Northern University in 1959 and received a Master's Degree from Bowling Green State University in 1971. This is his fifth

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TROJAN ALLSTAR SELECTIONS 1965 (Continued) Mike Strathman, Sr., E Buckeye Conf. Honorable Mention Brad Martin, Sr., T Buckeye Conf. Honorable Mention Gary Wilkinson, Sr., T Buckeye Conf. Honorable Mention Bill Miltko, Sr., G Buckeye Conf. Honorable Mention Denny Zahler, Sr., G Buckeye Conf. Honorable Mention Steve Lanning, Sr., RB Buckeye Conf. Honora.ble Mention Tom Lahey, Sr., RB Buckeye Conf. Honorable Mention George Dukes, Sr., MG Buckeye Conf. Honorable Mention All-Northwest Dist. Honorable Mention All-State Honorable Mention (Associated Press) Keith Snyder, Sr., LB Buckeye Conf. Honorable Mention Dan O'Brien, Sr., DB Buckeye Conf. Honorable Mention 1964 Won 6 Lost 4 Coach: Hal Paul

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1963 Won 5 Lost 3 Tied 2 Coach: Hal Paul Ron Bash, Sr., OG Buckeye Conf. First Team

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Doug Rhodus, Sr., OT Buckeye Con f. Second T earn All-State Second Team, DT (Associated Press) Jim Eisel, Sr., RB Buckeye Con f. Second T earn All-State Honorable Mention (Associated Press) John Brumley, Sr., RB Buckeye Conf. Second Team · Scott O'Brien, Sr., DE · Buckeye Conf. Second Team John Ault, Sr., DB Buckeye Conf. Second Team Ed Beers, Jr., OE Buckeye Conf. Honorable Mention Scott Beltz, Sr., OT Buckeye Conf. Honorable Mention Phil Cole, Sr., C Buckeye Conf. Honorable Mention Steve Wise, Sr., QB Buckeye Conf. Honorable Mention Mike Slough, Sr., DB Buckeye Conf. Honorable Mention 1962 Won 4 Lost 4 Tied 2 Coach: Hal Paul Everett Cole, Sr., LB Buckeye Conf. First Team · All-State Second Team (Associated Press) Doug Rhodus, Jr.,· OT, DT Buckeye Conf. Second Team All-State Honorable Mention, T (Associated Press) John Ault, Jr., DB Buckeye Conf. Second Team Barney Lahey, Sr., OE, DE Buckeye Conf. Honorable Mention Ron Bash, Sr., OG, DG Buckeye Conf. Honorable Mention Darwin Cataline, Sr., OG Buckeye Conf. Honorable Mention Dick Deerhake, Sr., C Buckeye Conf Honorable Mention Bob Cook, Sr., OB Buckeye Conf. Honorable Mention Scott Beltz, Sr., LB Buckeye Conf. Honorable Mention Rusty Nash, Sr., DB Buckeye Conf. Honorable Mention Steve Siford, Sr., RB Buckeye Conf. Honorable Mention

TROJAN ALLSTAR SELECTIONS 1961 Won 3 Lost 6 Tied 1 Coach: Hal Paul Paul Thomas, Sr., E Buckeye Cont. First Team All-State Honorable Mention (Associated Press) Chuck Reimund, Sr., OB Buckeye Cont. First Team Bob Traupe, Sr., T Buckeye Cont. Second Team John Eisel, Sr., E Buckeye Cont. Second Team Tom Williams, Sr., RB Buckeye Cont. Second Team Marty Davis, Sr., E Buckeye Cont. Second Team Everett Cole, Jr., LBBuckeye Cont. Second Team

1960 Won 4 Lost 6 Coach: Hal Paul Chuck Collins, Sr., LB Buckeye Cont. First Team Buckeye Cont. Second Team, G All-State Honorable Mention, G (Associated Pres Paul Oren, Sr., FB Buckeye Cont. Second Team Doug Thorne, Sr., T Buckeye Cont. Honorable Mention Ken McClenathan, Sr., G Buckeye Cont. Honorable Mention Dan Brown, Sr., C Buckeye Cont. Honorable Mention Mike Lanning, Sr., 08 Buckeye Cont. Honorable Mention Bill Geiger, Sr., T Buckeye Cont. Honorable Mention Ted Brim, Sr., MG . Buckeye Cont. Honorable Mention Dane Shields, Sr., LB Buckeye Cont. Honorable Mention Tom Williams, Sr., DB Buckeye Cont. Honorable Mention

1959 Won 5 Lost 4 Coach: Neil Schmidt Rex Molder, Sr., LB Buckeye Cont. First Team All-State Second T earn (Associated Press) Tom Rannells, Sr., OG Buckeye Cont. First Team

All-State Honorable Mention (Associated Press) Jerry Sprouse, Sr., OT Buckeye Cont. Second Team

1958 Won 4 Lost 6 Coach: Neil Schmidt Chuck Hickle, Sr., FB Buckeye Cont. First Team Gene Byrd, Sr., DT Buckeye Cont. First Team Dave Bushong, Jr., LB Buckeye Cont. Second Team

1957 Won 2 Lost 6 Tied 1 Coach: Neil Schmidt Jim Altman, Sr., OG Buckeye Cont. First Team Buckeye Cont. Second Team, LB All-State Third Team (Associated Press) Clair Karcher, Sr., LB Buckeye Cont. First Team All-State Third Team, DB (Associated Press)

1956 Won 2 Lost 7 Coach: Neil Schmidt Jon Cryer, Sr., OT .

Buckeye Cont. Second Team Jack Martie, Sr., OG Buckeye Cont. Second Team Clair Karcher, Jr., DB' Buckeye Cont. Second T earn

1955 Won 5 Lost 4 Coach: Neil Schmidt Gene lnsco,·Sr., OT Buckeye Cont. First Team Jack Martie, Jr., DG Buckeye Cont. First Team Dean Batt, Sr., E Buckeye Cont. Honorable Mention Perry Lanning, Sr., E Buckeye Cont. Honorable Mention Marvin Rader, Sr., T Buckeye Cont. Honorable Mention Rodney Folk, Sr., B Buckeye Cont. Honorable Mention Dick Folk, Sr., B Buckeye Cont. Honorable Mention

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History of La Sa lie High Scbool This fall La Salle High School began its fifteenth year or service to the Cincinnati community. La Salle was opened in September 1960, by the Christian Brothers, under the direction of Brother James Camillus.

The original student body consisted of 300 freshmen. Since then La Salle has grown to its present enrollment of 1,150 students.

Brother Camillus was succeeded by Brother 'Luke Raymond. Brother Raymond was responsible for making the La Salle Dads' Boosters• Club an integral part of the school.

Brother James Daniel Keller succeeded Brother Raymond in early 1968. Brother Daniel was instrumental in beginning many new educational programs. During his second year as Principa I, Brother Daniel was elected Provincial of the St. louis District of the Christian Brothers. He served in this capacity until his untimely death in 1971.

Brother Thomas Geraghty was named as successor to Brother Daniel during the 1969-70 school year.

Brother Thomas initiated new scheduling programs for the school, and organized a policy board to advise him on student policies. During the summer of 1971 Brother received an assignment to.direct the.Christian Brothers Scholasticate in Memphis, Tennessee. . · Brother Kevin Griffin is serving his fourth year as principal of La Sal te. During Brother's service to La Salle, he has inaugurated many physical improvements; futhered many of the educational programs begun by his predecessors; and, most recently, formed the Board of Trustees.

La Salle is very well known for both its classroom education and its co- curricular program. Mr. Bissrneyer has made the music department one of the best in the area. Mr. Feldman has done an outstanding job of organizing the art department, as well as presenting an art exhibition day for the past four years.

The drama department, under the direction of Mr. Sauerbrey, yearly presents first-rate dramas and musicals. The athletic department has made outstanding progress. Three years ago, the football team under Coach Rasso, established an 8-2 record, losing the GCL title the last game of the season, The wrestling team, under Mr.· Felchner has lead the wrestlers to two invitational titles and second place in both the GCL and in the section. Last year, the Lancer cagers under Coach Bill Cady captured La Salle's second GCL consecutive title. La Salle has a state champion-Scott Trefzger, who was the top diver in the state in 1974.

The La Salle community can be found functioning seven days a week, many hours each day. In a period of history when many school administrators complain of student apathy, the La Salle student body shows a deep interest in all activities of thP. school. The ::itudent Government has many activities planned tor the present year. The various co-curricular offer a:ctivities for all students who wish to make LaSalle the center of their lives. The La Salle Lancers are proud of the fact that they CAN DO with spirit 'n drive in

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Mr. Krueger lias a Bachelor of Science and Master of Education degrees from Xavier University. Mr. Krueger taught and coached at Elder, Purcell and Oak Hills high schools before coming to· La Salle as Head Football Coach in 1961. This will be Mr. Krueger's twentieth year of teaching and his thirteenth year at La Salle. As Dean of Students he is res.ponsible for attendance, discipline and the coordination of student activities.

Brother J. Roland Klassen, FSC Assistant Principal/Business Manager

Brother Roland J. Klassen is serving his eighth year in administration at La Salle. He has a Business Education degree from St. Mary's College in Winona, Minnesota, and a Master of Science in Commerce degree from Saint Louis University. Before his entrance into the Christian Brothers he held various positions in commerce and industry in his native city, St. Paul, f'vlinnesota, as an accountant and auditor. Previous assignments have been at Helias High School in Jefferson City, Missouri, and at Lourdes High School in Oshkosh, Wisconsin. As Business f'v,anager, Brother Roland's duties include supervising purc~1asing, the record keeping and the office proced LJres.

Mr. Ehrhart has a_Bachelor of Arts in English from Xavier Un ivers ity,~ah~ a Master of Music from the Cincinnati CollegE{:'C<li.lservatory of Music. He is presently working·8'~/a--_Mast$t -~f Education degree at Miami Univer~iH.:.Mr. Ehrhart is beginning his eleventh year atj[~)Salle. PFior to coming to La Salle he taught for~l'k_~-yearsat Our Lady of the Rosary School in GrefiMHls. As·· Dean of Academics at La Salle he is}~:~~onsible·f~r the academic _,_,_).,-< ··' affairs of the schooL"nd works especially in the areas of scheduling students, supervising teachers and de vel opi rig academic policies in conj unction with .the Academic Counci ~.

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William Ca~y holds a Bachelor of Science deI gree 1n Business Administration and a Master degree in Educational Administration from Xavier University. He Is the only member left of the first La Salle Faculty and before coming to La Salle, he taught and coa¢hed for four years at McNicholas High School an~ for two years at the College of Steubenvi lie. His present administrative duties are t:o coordinate instructional media services and co-curricular attivities.

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WORKING FOR LA SALLE AND ~U~'ewill~alway-~s be.~~~--=' PROVIDING ACTIVITIES FOR ALL GRADUATES THIS FOOTBALL PROGRAM WAS ASSEMBLED BY THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

EVENTS TO NOTE ALUMNI PICNIC ON SEPTEMBER 8th at Lehman's Grove.

Alumni GYM NIGHTS AT LA SALLE FROM 1 to 9 P.M. on September 12, October 11, November 21, December 19, January 9, February 6, March 6, April 11, and May 1.

Homecoming Dance on October 11 at Music Hall (350 couple attended in 1913).

Alumni Mass and Breakfast at La Salle Sunday October 13 at 11:00 A.M. Christmas Dance at the Convention Center on Saturday December 28. (400 couple attended in 1913).

Alumni Softball League from June to August every summer, 22 teams participated in '14.

Alumni meetings are held the last Thursday of every month at La Salle at 8:00P.M. All Alumnus are cordially invited to attend.

Alumni newsletter is published quarterly-be certain that your current address is on file at La Salle so you may remain abreast of ongoing events and functions.

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We hail thee Alma Mater, Proudly we proc !aim, The ways of life we cherish Are taught us in your name,

Across the morning sky, just when the day is nigh, You'll see the red of loyal men, and all the white you see beyond the distant trees means that we have the strength of ten!

Ra! Ra! Ra! We'll place them in the field of Lancers royal shield to be admired by guy and gal, and through thick and thin we]ll bring our colors in, the scarlet and white of La Salle.

La Salle! La Salle!

We pledge our loyalty, Your proud and faithful sons, We will always be.

LA SALLE CLUB OFFICERS & PARISH REPRESENTATIVES Stan Schneider St. John Bi II Schwecke, Dick Schultz President Vice President Tom Wilkens St. Martin John Brenner, Carl Korfhagen Treasurer Bob Baumgartner St. Richard Carl Honnert Don Brown Secretary & St. Ann Jack Metz Publicity August 27- Meet the Football Team Steve Rosso Faculty Representative September 24- Freshman Night- F.B. Film Bro. John Lyons Moderator October 22·Football Film Tom Woeste, Pat Kennedy Assumption November 26- Basketball Night Don Brown St. Ann December 17- No Meeting - 250 Drawing Don Berding, Frank Nunn Little Flower January 21 - Wrestling-Swimming St. Aloysius Tom Rueve January 26 - Spaghetti Dinner St. Bernard Bud Weisl February 8 - 250 Club Dance St. Catherine Bi II Day, Ed Robbe March 6 - Las Vegas Trip Art Schalier March 25- Spring Sports- Baseball Bob Jennings St. Ignatius Tennis- Track- Golf Ferd Flick Alumni April 22 - Grade School Coaches Dick Vale St. Martin May 8 - Golf Outing Nei I McMann, Don Greis I St. James

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TOP ROW L- R- TOM BOBINGER MGR., FRED BARTZ, GREG NIEHAUS, JACK SHOEMAKER, ANDY SCHOENLING, MIKE CARRIER, JIM MUELLER. KEVIN RODENBERG, MIKE CARR, RICK RECKNER, TOM WIRTH, JIM COUCH, RICK CAPODAGLIA, BOB HIRTH, JOE LEBAR, JIM RUSSO, KEVIN FAGIN MGR. 3RD ROW L • R- COACH BILL FELCHNER, COACii RAY HEIDORN, JIM SULLIVAN, STEVE SONTAG, MIKE JESTER, KEITH RIELAC, MIKE. McGEORGE, JOHN GLANKLER, JIM SUNDERHAUS, SCOTT SMITii, JIM HAUTMAN, GARY YUNGER, MIKE CROSS, MIKE SCHNEIDER, GARY SPARKS, COACH BOB FREEMAL, COACH STEVE RASSO. 2ND ROW L-- R-ED VORDENBRUEGGEN, JIM KENNING, BRIAN KRUEGER, VINCE HARTMANN, DAVE.HOFFMAN, JIM SCHMITZ, STEVE WHITE, LARRY WEBBER, TOM FOERTSCH, GREG HESSLER, GREG SCHRENKER, JOHN FLOHR, JEFF SCHNEIDER, LARRY UDRY, MARK STREICHER, STEVE SCHALLER, STAN WELLBROCK, MIKE WILLIAMS. BOTTOM ROW L- R- GREG FOLZ, DICK BULLER, CHRIS KROTH, DAN MASSA, BILL KUMMER, TONY BARE, DAN WELLING, STEVE SCHEID, . ~IKE KIRCHNER, TIM BRENNER, TOM HASSELBECK, JOHN KORFHAGEN, JOHN NIMESKERN, CRAIG GRIESL, SCOTT" GRIESL, BOB BOOTH, MGR. CARY GIARDULLO, MGR.

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INDIVIDUAL SINGLE GAME RECORDS 22 3

MOST POINTS SCORED MOST T.D.s SCORED

MOST RUSHING ATTEMPTS MOST NET YARDS RUSHING MOST T.D.s RUSHING

31 194 3

MOST MOST MOST MOST

227

YARDS PASSING PASSeS ATTEMPTED PASSES COMPLETED T.D. PASSES THROWN

3

MOST YARDS TOTAL OFFENSE MOST PASS RECEPTIONS MOST MOST MOST MOST MOST MOST 路MOST MOST MOST

254 7

YARDS RECEIVING INTERCePTIONS PUNTS PUNT RETURN YARDAGE K.O. RETURN Y ARDAGC: EXTRA POINTS PASSES 3ROKEN UP T ACKLII~G POINTS K.O. RETURNS

112 3 8 74 73 12 4 27 4

WITHROW AIKEN B. ReADY R. BACON 4 GAMES COURTER TECH PURCELL PURCELL AIKEN B. READY 4 GAMES COURTER TECH OAK HILLS OAK HILLS OAK HILLS 3 GAMES COY. CATHOLIC OAK HILLS COURTER TECH OAK HILLS MOELLER FAIRFIELD XAVIER PURCELL MOELLER N. CATHOLIC McNICHOLAS R. BACON MOELLER ELDER

M. SOlMAN G. BERDING J. CROWLEY J, CROWLEY M. SOlMAN R. HESS R. RODENBERG . M. SOlMAN G. BERDING J, CROWLEY M. SOlMAN R. H i:SS T. RUEVE T. RUEVE T. RUEVE R. ORTH J. HESS T. RUEVE D. HASSELBECK M. MASSA D. HASSi:LBECK K. FLYNN J. OLIVERIO J, FELDKAMP R. BROWN R. RODENBURG T. COLLINS J. TENKMAN F. ROSENACKER B. REDO

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VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE DATE H SEPT. SC:PT. SEPT. H SEPT. OCT. H OCT. H OCT. OCT. NOV. H NOV.

6 13 20 27 4 11 18 26 1 8

FRI. FRI. FRI. FRI. FRI. FRI. FRI. SAT. FRI. FRI.

OPPONENT WITHROW PRINCETON WEST HIGH MOELLER ROGER BACON PURCELL ELDER DAYTON ALTER XAVIER OREGON CLAY

SITE WESTERN HILLS PRINCETON WESTERN HILLS WESTERN HILLS ROGER BACON OAK HILLS ELDER DAYTON ALTER RIVERFRONT OAK HILLS

TIME 8:00 P.M. 8:00P.M. 8:00P.M. 8:00 P.M. 8:00P.M. 8:00P.M. 8:00P.M. 8:00P.M. 6:00 P.M. 8:00 P.M.

RESERVE FOOTBALL SCHEDULE DATE SEPT. SEPT. SEPT. SEPT. OCT. OCT. OCT. OCT.

OPPONENT 7 12 21 26 3 10 17 24

ST. RITA PRINCETON WEST HI ELDER PURCi::.LL ROGER BACON MOELLER ST. XAVIER

SITE AWAY AWAY HOME AWAY HOME AWAY HOME AWAY

FRESHMAN FOOTBALL SCHEDULE

TIME 10:00 A.M. 4:00 P.M. 4:00P.M. 4:00P.M. 4:00 P.M. 4:00P.M. 4;00 P.M. 4:00 P.M.

DATE 路SEPT. OCT. OCT. OCT. OCT. OCT.

18 1 8 15 22 29

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PRINCETON ELDER ST. XAVIER ROGER BACON PURCELL MOELLER

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CO-CAPTAIN

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Steve played both ways· last year, can play guard on offense or defensive tackle or middle guard, Versatility will allow hfm to play positions with least depth.

Definite All-City candidate.

3091 W. Galbraith Rd. 931-0198

BUDNA GRILL 1810 W. Galbraith Rd. North College Hill

CO-CAPTAIN

"Remember Us At Prom Time.''

GOOD LUCK LANCERS

SKEFFINGTON'S TUXEDO RENTAL

MIKE KIRCHNER Linebacker- St. Anns Returning starter. 3rd year on vars ity•Co•captain.

Should be one of the linebackers in the city.

Mike is big, strong and a hard hitter and will provide the leadership an defense.

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721-6770

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OFFICE 221-4472 HOME 931-0344

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LIFE INSURANCE HOSPITALIZATION

DISABILITY INCOME

RESERVE LIFE INSURANCE CO. 3333 VINE STREET SUITE 603 CINCINNATI, OHIO 45220

BUD HUGHEY

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DHONAU-ROSENACKER FUNERAL HOME

5527 Cheviot Road

Phone 522-0511

MONFORT HEIGHTS

FRANK B. ROSENACKER, CLASS '70 DIRECTOR

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LEN (MAC) McELVAIN, Prop.

DOWNTOWN 1422 Walnut 721-0647

SILVERTON 7000 Montgomery 791-0880

WESTERN HILLS 6517 Glenway 574-0144

MT. WASHINGTON 485 Ohio Pike 752-1600

ANDY'S GLASS SHOPS, INC. AUTO GLASS COMMERCIAL- RESIDENTIAL- GLAZING 8373 COLERAIN AVE. Cincinnati, Ohio 45239 522-1155

TONY'S FRUIT MARKET COURTESY CORNER Lovely Fruit Baskets for All Occasions 5510 Uarrison Ave.

661-9607

DESH DRY CLEANERS

JIM HAUTMAN Center - St. James Jim started last year and is an outstanding blocker and is a potential All-City player. Has size· and ex• perience. Could be best ever at La Sa II e.

''for those who care"

6015 Hamilton Ave.

Phone 541-4464

STEVE SCHEID Middle Guard - St. Aloysius 3rd year on vars ity• Return• ing starter-Co-Captain.

Steve played both ways last year. Can play guard on affens e or defensive tackle or middle guard.

Versatllity will allow him ta pIa y position .with least depth.

Definite All-City candidate.

Tom Anderson INTERIORS 4 165 HARRISON AVE.

662-1744

Bill Small's

DUWEL PRO HARDWARE "Blue Ribbon Service"'

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661-1068

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compliments of CLOVERLEAF LAKES ---==-GO l.ANCERS MODERN SHEET METAL WORKS, INC.

STAN WELL BROCK Halfback • St. Catharine Stan is another returning starter. A tap scorer and leading rusher from last year. He should pick up where he left off last year.

He sh·ould be one of the leading runners in the city.

FABRICATORS 44tt BOOMER ROAD

MO t-3eeie

CINCINNATI, OHIO 4!5239

WEDDINGS

JIM COUCH

DHB ·St. Aloysi-us Jim will move into the starting I ineup as a DH B. Quick with good speed.

Jim is an aggressive player and hard worker. Will be a valuable asset to our defense.

DANCES

MUSIC THAT FIT::.

681-2414 JEFF ~OBE.RS 521 -2155

HANDY TOOL RENTAL 7393 COLERAIN AVE. (BETWEEN MT. AIRY & GROESBECK) PHONE 521-5612

RECREATIONAL. VEHICLES 9841 COLERAIN AVENUE

THE ANTONIO SAVINGS & LOAN CO.

CINCINNATI. OHIO 45239

5500 Harrison Ave. at Race Rd. TUES - SAT 9:00 A.M. TO 3:30 P.M. FRIDAY 11:00 A.M •. TO 8:00P.M. CLOSED MONDAY

Cincinnati Industrial Auctioneers .JAMES A. LUGGEN

PHONE 661-7661 691-2599

P. 0. BOX 23056 CINCINNATI. OHIO 45223

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Compliments of the Martini Family:

DAN - '68 STEVE - '73 TIM - "77

JOHN GLANKLER Tackle· St. Ignatius John is another returning starter. Can play offense or defense. WUI start at offensive tackle and coul·d go both ways if needed.

John is an intelli"gent play· er who plays consistent tough football.

C. RICHARD CRONIN, INC. Authorizecl Volkswagen

SALES & SERVICE 8810 Colerain Ave. 522-4700

VICTOR SCHWAB EXCAVATING- GRADING

3691 JESSUP ROAD

GREG HESSLER End • Assumption Slated to start at defensive end, Not real big, but tough. and aggressive play· er who hustles and works hard at all times.

931-3748

MARY RUST

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TYPESETTING SERVICE 1967 So. Lynndole

Cincinnati, Ohio 45231 PHONE: 522-0134

Good Luck, from the EFFLER GRADS BILL, BOB, TOM, TIM, JIM

WM. EFFLER Jewelers MT. HEALTHY

FLICKER INN

Joseph B. Bellersen, Jr.

941-3042 CLARENCE FUCK

National Life Insurance Company of Vermont

Personal Estate Planning Pension & Profit Sharing Employee Benefit Plans Business Insurance

644 Linn St. Cincinnati, Ohio 45203 Phone 621-5525

GERTHS MEAT MARKE'T GROESBECK SHOPPING PLAZA PARTY TRAYS -

FREEZER PROCESSING 522-5252 ~'~ ·. .,__.. .·.

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CHEVIOT CUSTOM CARPET

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"YOUR FRIENDLY DEALER" 3468 NORTH BEND RD. at CHEVIOT RD.

WE SELL WE INSTALL WE GUARANTEE

481-2833

"LET US PUT A LITTLE CARPET IN YOUR LIFE"

STEVE WHITE End· St. Ignatius A defensive end. Steve has come back much stronger and bigger than last year.

With desire and hustle has improved considerably.

NO JOB TOO SMALL STORE HOURS: Mon.- Tues.- Thurs.-Fri.- 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.

Weds.-Sat. - 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

'MONFORT HEIGHTS ONE HOUR DRY CLEANER JOHN KORFHAGEN Linebacker • St. Martins John will start at LB or cornerback. A backup LB last year John is an intelligent player with quickness and is a hard nosed tackler.

5463 North Bend Road Call 661-9791 MONFORT H~ IGHTS SHOPPING CENTER

J...--------------------1 McCREADIE'S CERAMIC SUPPLIES WHOLESALE- RETAIL "SERVING WESTERN HILLS AND THE WORLD" 941 -4527 6962 HARRISON AVE.

COMPLIMENTS

BEST WISHES

NICK WULLENWEBER PHONE 681-0173

WE DELIVER

Jle JLuxe jfruits FINE PRODUCE & GIFT BASKETS

OF

HEIDS BOWLING LANES·

4183 HAMIL TON AVENUE NORTHSIDE CINCINNA Tl, OHIO Member Fruit Telegraph Delivery Service

WHITE

OAK

COMPLIMENTS

MacFadden's Pub Since 1973

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JOS. BERNING PRINTING CO. 217 E. 8th STREET

121·0181

"PRINTEREE SINCE '83"

CHARCOAL BROILED BURGERS-RIBEYES

COCKTAILS

COMPLIMENTS OF

THE BEST DRINKS IN CHEVIOT

3609 HARRISON AVENUE AVA & DALE HATTERSLEY -PROPRIETORS

Cordes Lumber Co. 15 E. 66th STREET 242-2401

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ARROW o JOCKEY o JERKS o PALM lEACH o REVERE

~~~MEL o HICKOK Jim Schmitz End • Little Flower Jim will start at split end this year. An outstanding athlete.

Jim has good hands and excellent speed and will be our primary receiver.

M~:~.?.MfJ Mt.Healthy,Ohio Phone 521- 9857

Wm. Walsh, Dally t:15 Al!o\- 6 PM

Proprietor-Manager Mon.- Fri. Ev.nlngs till I: 30 PM

d~ice 1Jarrn cfitppLj ~· RICK RECKNER Safety - St. Ann s Rick is a returning starter.

Tough, hard hitter, and quick. Is potential all-city candidate. Is a solid link in a inexperienced defensive backfie Id.

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6615 FAIR P AJtK AVE. CINCINNATI, 0. 45216 PHONE: (513) 821•2992

Packaging and Assembling

M. R. {Bud) WEISEL

THE FENTON RIGGING CO. GO lANCERS RIGGING MILLWRIGHTING CRANE RENTAL

PRECAST CONCRETE ERECTION CONVEYOR INSTALLATION

1686 WEST STREET

CINCINNATI, OHIO

351-6366

LIFE, HEALTH AND GROUP CASUALTY, BONDS, FIRE, MARINE

lORI INSURANCE AGENCY JOHN R. lORI

PHONE 661-2445 661-2925

3012 GLENMORE AVE. CINCINNATI, OHIO 45211

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GLENGA TE DELICATESSEN IJeet - Wine - Cateting

AND

DIAMONDS

3389 Glenmore Ave. Cincinnati, Ohio 45211 Phone 661-9769 beautifully designed and manufactured for all occasions

BERNARD G. SATZGER, JEWELER

WERK WAY SHELL GLENWAY & WERK ROAD CINCINNATI, OHIO 45238

, Barry Alan Satzger

TO A SUCCESSFUL SEASON from

GOLD CIRCLE DEPARTMENT STORE 8755 COLERAIN AVENUE CINCINNATI, OHIO

Phone 621-2487

712 Provident Bk. Bldg.

7th & Vine Cincinnati, Ohio 45202

TOM WIRTH Defensive Halfback -little Tom wi II step into the starting lineup this year, Tom is fast and quick and is expected to contribute greatly to a successful season.

"Where nice people and low prices get together"

Richard Kreimer 6Parlmew Market Carson & Harding Aves.

66 1-7354 Dan Massa Center St. Catharine Dan is a hard worker and good blocker and will be used as a guard to add depth to that position.

For Reservations Call

921-9749

ED RAUHS

~ 2291 QUEBEC ROAD CINCINNATI, OHIO 45214 PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS

NITE CLUB

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Best Panel Homes Building Components

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Package Homes, Lumber,

738-1212

CALL TONY, RAY, OR CARL

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738-1212

PLAY TO WIN

DRIVE TO LIVE

EPH CHEVROLET COLERAIN AVE. CINNATI, OHIO 45239 PHONE 522-8000

BITTMAN'S COLLEGE HILL FLORIST Mike Carrier

"'We q,ow Jhem" 8406 Pippin Road

Phone 521·7962

Flanker • St. Ignatius A returning letterman, Mike wi II be used at flanker and running back. He is a hard runner and quick.

Display Room and Greenhouses

CINCINNATI

"At Your Service Over 50 Years"

FIN'S PONY KEG 5546 COLERAIN AVE. (NEXT TO GROTE'S BAKERY)

541·4561 WINE- BEER -MIXERS- GROCERIES

Plumbing-Heating-Air Conditioning Piping-Sewer Work

CEDAR AVE. FRUIT MKT.

~esid ential-Commercial-Ind us trial Emergency Service--Road Dispatched

574-0025

6561 GLENWAY

1608 CEDAR AVE. COLLEGE HILL ED KREIMER

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SERVICE SERVICE AIR CONDITIONING

514-1221

6150 HARRISON AVENUE

GROESBECK BUSINESS EQUIPMENT CO. SALES -

RENTALS -

JOHN NIMESKERN End - Little Flower John didn't play last se.ason. But an outstanding athlete.

Has exce I lent hands and will start at flanker. Continues to improve with hard work and des ire.

SERVICE

3091 W, Galbraith Rd. at Colerain Cincinnati, Ohio 45239

New & Used 521-4852

Madison Building Association 8669 Colerain Ave. 522-6231

7435 Kenwood Rd. 793-2550

F. P. SCHNEIDER & SON INTERIOR- EXTERIOR PAINTING

"Established 1916"

4307 MARLIN AVE.

LYONS INSURANCE AGENCY, INC.

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CHARLES SCHNEIDER

481-9188

,AS(JUALE'S GROESBECK 7641 COLERAIN AVENUE

Phone: 931 -8808 PHONE FOR FAST PICK-UP I

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Industrial and Commercial Sheet Metal Fabricators

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FELDKAMP SHEET METAL,

I 612 BURNS STREET CINCINNATI, OHIO 45204

JIM FELDKAMP 251-3880

PASQUALES PIZZA PANTRY 1742 QUEEN CITY AVE. CINCINNATI, OHIO

AL YATES & SON REMODELING

481-4904 Security Fence Co., Inc.

251-0713

ALL TYPES OF FENCING INSTALLED

FAIRMOUNT

COMMERCIAL - RESIDENTIAL

6500 COLERAIN AVENUE

the hikhing post

LARRY WEBER Tackle - St. Martir.s Larry sat out most of last season with a broken wrist.

Will start at offensive tackle.

Big and strong, good blocker with good

World's Best Fried Chicken j.:.

8325 COLERAIN AVE.- 522-1100 GREENHILLS SHOPPING CENTER- 825-3232

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522-3200

movement.

Complete Line of Sandwiches Carry-Out and Dining Room Service

Plumbing

Heating

Water Heaters

SUNDERMAN'S QUICK SHOP FOOD MKT.

RICHARD J. HERRMANN

3323 WUNDER AVE. Across from St. Catharine

PLUMBER OPEN 9:00A.M. to 11:00 P.M.

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7726 CELLA DRIVE GROESBECK, OHIO 45239

SUNDAY 10:00 A.M. to 1hOO P.M.

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3273 NORTH BEND ROAD

661-5669

MIKE WILLIAMS

GARY ·vuNGER

Middle Guard • St. Martins Mike didn't play last year but has shown vast im• provement during summer practice. Mike is a hard worker and dedicated foot• ball player.

Tackle • St. Aloysius Will start ·at defensive tackle. Strong and quick for his size, Works hard to improve and summer prac· tice in.dicates a good year for Gary.

YELTON INSURANCE ASSOCIATES, INC. "All lines of insurance -including Life"

1660 COOPER STREET (45223) CALL 542-5720 or 542-5901

GOOD STUDENT DISCOUNTS

IMR

••••••• PREMIUM FINANCING

C.M. "BUD" YELTON C.P. C.U. •• Pres.

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DONALD YELTON '70

DAVID YELTON '72

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Geo. 661-2657

DECORATING SERVICE 511313 COLERAIN AvE. CINCINNATI, DHID 4523511

GEO. RANZ & SON I

Plastering, Stucco ond Cement Work

5350 Boomer Rood

Cincinnoti,Ohio 45239

GIRTEN'S MARATHON WHEEL ALIGNMENT MOTOR TUNE-UP- BRAKE SERVICE SAFETY LANE CORRECTIONS

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385-8838 385-9893

YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD STATION FEATURING COMPLETE CAR CARE MOTOR HOMES FOR RENT

Colerain and Springdale SHOP AND SAVE AT

STEVE SCHALLeR End - St. Catharines Steve is s I a ted to start at defensive end bu't a· serious offseason injury this summer has I imited his work.

Should be ready by 2nd game.

Intelligent player who makes few mistakes.

DISCEPOLI discount druqs .NORTH COLLEGE HILL 1591 GOODMAN AVE. 729-3340

AIRY FRUIT & MEAT MARKET ,:1

7535 COLERAIN AVE. 521-9076

CAMP WASHINGTON HARDWARE STORE

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2915 COLERAIN AVENUE CHOICE MEATS AT LOWEST PRICES QUALITY PRODUCE FRESH DAILY FANCY FRUIT BASKETS IMPORTED ITALIAN FOODS

CINCINNATI, OHIO

45225

Proprietor: BOB GLAN ~.LER •".;'

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GREATER CINCINNATI'S COMPLETE BUILDING PRODUCTS DEALER KITCHEN CABINETS VANITIES PRE-HUNG DOORS

GARAGE DOORS PRE-FAB HOMES ROOF TRUSSES

LUMBER PLYWOOD HARDWARE

7600 COLERAIN AVE.

PliQNE 931-63QO ..

GROESBECK

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Gary

Sparks

Tackle - St. Catharines Steve will play offensive tackle and will do some kicking off. Steve is a quiet, hard working pJayer who will contribute to the success of the team.

End • St. Bernards Gary was moved from a wide receiver to tight end.

Is a good receiver and his blocking continues to im· prove. ·Hampered by pre season injury but will be ready for season.

-Suburban Paint & Wallpaper Decorating Studio CARPETS • CUSTOM PAINT WALLPAPER 3091 W. GALBRAITH RD. PHONE 931-0198

AT COLERAIN

RUSS'S FINER MEATS 5616 CHEVIOT RD.- WHITE OAK PARTY TRAYS -PHONE 522-1491

STORE HOURS MON. - thru THURS. 9 a.m. -5:45p.m.

FRIDAY - 9 a.m. - 8:45 p.m.

SAT. 8 a.m.-5:45p.m.

HOME OF PAMPERED PRIME BEEF KEMPER'S Beef - Veal - Lamb

FREEZER BEEF SPECIALISTS ESTHER PRICE CANDIES PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS

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3006 HARRISON AVE. 661-3230

35 YEARS OF PARTICULAR CLEANING FOR PARTICULAR PEOPLE

KRUMMEN '5 MEATS

Jack Herb Florist

3818 RACE ROAD BRIDGETOWN QUALITY MEATS AND HOME FREEZER SERVICE

574-4770

522-2222

PAPA GINO'S PIZZA

City De livery

Famous for Italian Foocls New Party Rooms seats (26)

MT. HEAL THY & NORTHGATE

BEER

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COCKTAILS

5506 HARRISON & RACE RDS •.

CINCINNATI, OHIO 481-7778

TIM BRENNER

Serving Cocktails & Drinks Sundays Ever; ~\'ednesday ...

GERMAN BUFFET

1 German Entrees, Wine Included Children Under 12 $1.00 Less

Quarterback - St. Martins Gained valuable experience last year and wi II lead Lancers this year. Good leader and fine passer.

Runs option play very well.

Serving 5 till 9:30P.M. 8590 Colerain Ave. 385- l955 "Adjoining the Red Carpet Motel"

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CINCINNATI, OHIO 45239 PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS

PJi.ONE 542-4950

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Trimble Realty

TOM FOERTSCH Guard • St. Martins Returning starter, wi II play guard or defensive end depending on where needed most. Could go both ways Exce I lent blocker, tough and aggressive-comes to play.

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Jerry Price '66 Associate Homes and Investments 3217 Harrison Ave. Cincinnati, Ohio 45211 662-3610 Office 662-7323 Home

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FIRE -HOMEOWNERS AUTO -CASUALTY BONDS - SURETY LIFE- GROUP

Res. 552-4427

ALLAN FOLZ INSURANCE RAYMOND F. FOLZ & CO. 2436 CENTRAL PKWY. CINCINNATI, OHIO 45214

Sales Service Parts

COMPLIMENTS

OF

BUD HERBERT MOTORS, INC.

541-3290

4050 SPRING GROVE AVE. CINCINNATI, OHIO 45223

_.Complete Line of Power Lawn & Garden Equ) pment

Seifert Plum bing Company

KARL'S BEVERAGE SERVICE 310l GLENMORE AVE.

1260 W. GALBRAITH RD.

at WERK ROAD

661-6896 PATRONIZE. OUR ADVERTISERS

521-6175

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LARGEST SELECTION OF BEER IN TOWN DRIVE INSIDE FOR SERVICING 522-1050

3380 W. Gailbraith Rd.

SCHOOL- TEAM - INSTITUTIONAL DIViSION

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The La Salle Student Government Believes in 1974!

CO-MODERATORS--- Mr. Aloysius Grote Brother Lawrence Keller, F.S.C. EXECUTIVE BOARD MEMBERS PRESIDENT ••.•..•••.••.•• Joe Bessler VICE PRESIDENT •.•••• ·.Tim Van Driessche SECRETARIAL POSITION$ ACADEMIC. • . . • • • • • • . • • • Marl Stoeber ATHLETICS •••••••••• ~ . • • • • Joe Lebar PUBLIC RELATIONS ••.•••••.•• Dave Stier SOCIAL ACTIVITIES ••.••.•.•• Jay Roden CHRISTIAN SOCIAL ACTION ... Tim Dossman SECRETARIES • • • • • • • • • • • • . . Tim Brenner Jim Schmitz TREASURER • • • . • • • • • . • • • • • Bob Dorsey CONCESSIONS ••.•••••••..• Steve Klein Tom Wilker

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NO. NAME . f SHOEMAKER, ~d-rA 10 BRENNER, TIM '- ' '" 11 McGEORGE, MIKE 12 NIEHAUS, GREG 20 RODENBERG, KEVIN 21 BROWN, MARK 22 RECKNER, RICK 23 WIRTH, TOM 24 WELLBROCK, STAN 25 KIRCHNER, MIKE 26 HIRTH, BOB 27 RUSSO, JIM 28 30 KUMMER. BILL SCHMITZ, JIM 31 SCHNEIDER. MIKE 32 KORFHAGEN, JOHN 33 HOFFMAN, DAVE 40 NIMESKERN, JOHN 41 KROTH, CHRIS 42 COUCH. JIM 43 SCHRENKER. GREG 44 CARRIER, MIKE 45 LeBAR, JOE 46 CARR, MIKE 47 FOLZ, GREG 49 HAUTMAN, JIM 50 MASSA, DAN 51 MUELLER, JIM 52 KENNING, JIM 53 CAPODAGLI, RICK 54 FLOHR, JOHN 55 BARTZ. FRED 56 SCHNEIDER. JEFF 57 60 GREISL, CRAIG GREISL, SCOTT 61 HARTMAN. VINCE 62 BARE, TONY 63 SCHOENLING, ANDY 64 65 WELLING. DAN STREICKER, MARK 66 67 SCHEID. STEVE FOERTSCH, TOM 68 UDRY, LARRY 69 VORDERBRUEGGEN, ED 70 RIELAG. KEITH 71 GLANKLER, JOHN 72

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WILLIAMS, MIKE LA FARY, STEVE WEBER, LARRY YUNGER, GARY CROSS. MIKE SONTAG, STEVE SUNDERHAUS, JIM BULLER, DICK KRUEGER, BRIAN SMITH, SCOTT _SPARKS, GARY JESTER. MIKE WHITE. STEVE SCHILLER. STEVE HESSLER, GREG HASSELBECK, TOM SULLIVAN. JIM

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School Colors - Red and White School Nickname- Lancers Head Coach - Steve Rasso Assistants- Bob Freemal, Ray Heidorn, Bill Felchner, Ken Barlag, Vince Halloran, Brother John Lyons, Jerry Green School Principal -Brother Kevin Griffin F.S.C. Athletic Director- Mr. Bill Cady Band Director- Mr. Otto Bissmeyer Managers- Tom Bobinger, Kevin Fagin, Cary Giardullo.

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1974 MOELLER HIGH SCHOOL NO. 1 2 TO

NAME· MOORMAN, TIM McCORMICK, KEVIN FEHRING, PAT 11 Fl TZPATRICK, BILL 12 DINKEL, MARK 13 DARLAND, BUDDY 14 KOEGEL, TIM 15 REAGAN, RANDY 20 ROLFS, DAN 21 WILLIAMS, JOHN 22 McNEAL, GARY MONTAG, JOHN 24 WHITE,PAT 25 JANSEN, BILL U PATTERSON, BRYON Z1 GIANCOLA, NINO 28 JAGODITZ. JOE ~ CARROLL, JEFF 31 GUILIANI, TONY 32 MURRAY, DENNY 33 CURRY, JEFF M HUMPHRE~ JOE 34(01d).NABER, KEN BURNS, MIKE 35 40 GIVENS, STEVE 41 GIVENS, JIM 42 KOLKMEYER, BOB 43 HOLTMAN, MIKE 44 KING, GREG 45 PERDRIX, RALPH ~ CoRNETT, GARY 51 McMENUS, TOM 52 SCHMIDT, BOB 53 GROSS, JIM 54 GRIENER, MARK 55 BAUER, JOHN 56 HEIDEL, MARK 60 COOPER, GARY 61 LAUB, ALAN 62 SCHI+EI DER'; JIM 63 SCHWARBER, MIKE 64 CAVELLIER, BOB 65 CUNNINGHAM, JIM 66 LaROSA, KEN 67 HATFIELD, JOHN 68 CRONE,JOHN 69 CASE, JAY 70 WILSON. LEROY 71 .HUMPH.REY._ TONY 72 HOCK, JEF~ 73 DAVIS, JOHN 74 WIRTHLIN, ROB 75 BROWN, JIM· 76 WALCHLE, MATT n COAD, MARK 78 DONN EUON, JIM 79 WITZMAN, STEVE 80 PIERCE, JIM 81 HEITZMAN, TIM 82 DUNPHY, JOE aJ SCHAFFELDL DAN a4 EICHMANN, t;D as TAPPEL, JOHN a6 BEHM, HERB a7 SCHIRA, STEVE 88 WEBB, RANDY a9 LEESEMAN, GREG SO(Oid) CONDENI, DAVE a9(01d) PERDRIX, ROGER

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CLASS SR. JR. SR. JR. JR. JR. SOPH. SR. JR.· JR. "SR. Nickname: "Fighting Crusaders" SR. Colors: Blue and Go I d JR. SR. Enrollment: 960 -~~ Principal, Fr. Lawrence Krusling JR.

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Team Physician: Or. Schluetar

Business Manager: Bra. Joe Meder SR. Team Camero Man: Stan Glann JR. SR. JR. JR. SOPH. JR. SR. SR. SR. JR. SR. SR. 'SR. JR. 'JR. JR. JR. SR. SR. SOPH. SR.

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DO YOU KNOW? Mr. Cady is the only member left of the first La Salle faculty. He has served as the varsity basketball coach since the school was opened and he has produced many winning combinations. His work and dedication with the audio-visual equipment has transformed that department into a well co-or· dinated media-services operation. of which he is co-ordinator. Mr. Cady also serves as Athletic Director by co-ordinating and scheduling all the different sports at La Salle.

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5 MOST POINTS SCORED ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • • • • • • • 271 MOST RUSHING PLAYS •••••••••••••••••••••••• • ••••••• • •• •; • • • • • 485 MOST NET YARDS RUSHING ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1907 88 MOST 1st DOWN'S RUSHING •••••••••••••••••••••••• ·, •••••••• • • • • • • MOST T.D.s RUSHING •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • • •..

36 MOST T.D.s IN ONE SEASON ••••••••• ; •••••• : • ••••••••••••••• • • ••• 40 MOST YARDS PASSING •••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••••• • •• 1281 MOST PASSES ATTEMPTED ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • • • 197 MOST COMPLETED PASSES •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • •..

80 MOST PASSES HAD INTERCEPTED ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • • • .16 MOST T.D.s PASSING ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••• 14 HIGHEST COMPLETION PERCENTAGE • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 47 MOST 1st DOWNS PASSING ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • •..

4.9· MOST TOTAL PLAYS FROM SCRIMMAGE ••••••••••••••••••• • ••••••• • •• 637 MOST 1st DOWNS IN ONE SEASON ••••• ; . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 139 MOST SHUTOUTS IN ONE SEASON • • • • • • • • • • • • • .• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 4 MOST TOTAL YARDS GAINED OFFENSE AND DEFENSE ••••••••••••••••••• 4752 FEWEST OPPONENTS 1st DOWNS •• ·. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • • • 73 FEWEST OPPONENTS 1st DOWNS PASSING • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 20 FEWEST OPPONENT.S 1st DOWNS RUSHING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . •..

45 FEWEST OPPONENTS YARDS RUSHING ••••••••••••••••••••••••• • • •••• 830 FEWEST OPPONeNTS YAROS PASSING •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 461!

FEWEST OPPONENTS PASSES COMPLETED • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 35 FEWEST OPPONENTS T.D.s SCORED IN ONE SEASON • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 11 FEWEST OPPONENTS PLAYS FROM SCRIMMAGE • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 483 FEWEST POINTS SCORED BY OPPONENTS •••••••••••• ~...............

78 FEWEST TOTAL NET OFFENSIVE YARDS BY OPPONENTS •••••••••• ~ •••••• 1494 MOST OPPONENTS PASSES INTERCEPTED • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 17 MOST YARDS RETURNED ON INTERCEPTIONS ••••••••••••••••••••• • • • • 223 MOST OPPONENTS PASSES BROKEN UP •••••••••••••••••••••••••• •...

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MOST OPPONENTS TACKLED FOR LOSS •••••••••••••••••••••••• • • • • • • MOST YARDAGE OPPONENTS TACKLED FOR LOSS ~; •••••••••••••••••••• MOST PENAL TIES. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •.• • • LEAST PENALTY YARDAGE ••••••••••• ·• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • MOST OPPONENTS FUMBLES RECOVERED •••••••••••••••••••••••• •...

BEST AVERAGE PER RUSHING PLAY ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • • • • • MOST YARDS PENALIZED • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

56 311 44 230 21 5.0 445

19'72 1971 1969 1969 1970 1969 1969 1969 1969 1971 1971 1971 1969 1969 1969 1969 1969 1970 1971 1969 1965 1969 1970 l'fO;>

1965 1973 1963 1973 1972 1969 1969 1969 1971 1971 1972 1972 1970 1965 1970 1972

JUNKER'S TAVERN and DUDS IN SUDS COIN OPERATED LAUNDRY

CHASE & LANGLAND BEER, LIQUOR & WINE TOM & RUTH JUNKER

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Ed Wiebell Jewelers ELDER and VINE STS.

721-2478 IT ALlAN RESTAURANT & COCKTAIL LOUNGE

ST. BERNARD

961-4813

PRICE HILL

471-5027

OPEN DAILY 11 AM TO 2:30 AM SUNDAY 4 PM TO MIDNIGHT

!541-95461 5508 CO..ERAIN AV. AT NORTH

t~D.MT•. AQtY.

FRONT WHEEL ALIGNMENT

681-1430

L,t;et

KLUG

LLANFAIR BODY S.HOP 1610 LLANFAIR COLLEGE HILL 24, OHIO Motor Tun.e Up

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Brakes

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Generai.Auto Repair

SCHOOL BUS SERVICE

Spinner CJ;]e & .marble Co. 22 YEARS EXPERIENCE

5917 HARRISON AVE.

941-3232

CINCINNATI, OHIO 45211 CERAMIC TILE

( S13) 481-69SO

MARBLE

SILLS

QUARRY TILE

THRESHOLDS

SLATE (PATIO)

TABLE TOPS

CHROME ACCESSORIES

EVER FEEL LIKE "BANGING YOUR HEAD AGAINST THE WALL" AFTER MAKING A LARGE PURCHASE? Make sure this doesn't happen after YOU buy a pool table.

First see what the market has to offer then come to ROYAL DISTRIBUTING and you'll really appreciate the extra QUALITY and VALUE responsible for our success ..• Our installers are pros ... And there are NEVER ANY HIDDEN EXTRA COSTS TO YOU tor delivery or in· stallatlon. Be sure to visit our showroom ... you and your family will be glad you did. Don't buy a pool table until you visit Royal where pool tables are our only business.

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DISTRIBUTING CORP. Buy Direct and Save Selling Pool Tables Since 1949

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Pool Tables Priced From $150.00 to $995.00 1210 GLENDALE-MILFORD ROAD • WOODLAWN 1 Mile West of INTERSTATE 75 at WOODLAWN EXIT

PHONE 771-4250

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Chas. A. Miller Sons, Inc.

MT. AIRY IGA FOODLINER

SERVING GREATER CINCINNATI "SINCE J870"

Charles A. Miller Nelson W. Miller AIR CONDITIONED

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WALT LA FARY Owner COMPLETE LINE OF GROCERIES CUSTOM CUT MEATS

Lauis A. Duning Herbert C. Dunn OFF STREET PARKING

NATIONWIDE SHIPPING ARRANGEMENTS

4138 HAMILTON AVE.

541-0040

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PHON£ 541"-3505 NORTH BEND ROAD & COLERAIN AVE.

at the Water ·rower

. COMPLIMENTS

OF

DR. JOHN S. LIES Ellie

MARTINI TEXACO SERVICE

or

Louis

ROAD SERVICE ALL MOTOR WORK -TUNE-UPS- BRAKE WORK 574-2437

6449 Glenway ,I

North Bend Quality Cleaners

CfllftllllU~ STEAK HOUSE TINY COVE

CINCINNATI, (CHEVIOT), OHIO

1616 NORTH BEND & HAMIL TON AVE. CINCINNATI, Ohio - 541-9702

THE MAYFLOWER SAVINGS & LOAN CO. r - r,....--..

8310 COLERAIN AVE. Groesbeck, Ohio , I

ACCOUNTS INSURED TO - $20,000.00

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OPEN DAILY

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Wegooutof our way to keep

you from going

out of yours.

First with Day and Night Banks TM-the complete teller service that stays open 24 hours a day, every day.

Drive-in banking at most locations lets you bank "on the run".

PacesetterÂŽ Checking Loans let you "borrow" money simply by writing a check from your own checkbook!

Key location banking centers all over Hamilton County-so there'-s always a Central Trust Bank near

Easy-to-balance checking statement lists your checks in numerical order.

The single monthly banking statement that lists your personal banking transactions.

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IS Savings plans to fit every budget.

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Loans for autos or any worthwhile purpose.

Master ChargeÂŽ, one of the nation's most widely accepted credit cards.

TTHE

TRUST COMPANY Member. Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Banking Centers all over Hamilton County

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RESERVE TEAM FIRST ROW L toR- JOE RUEVE, CHRIS MARTINI, JIM KLUENER, DAVE WIETZEL, CHRIS CASSEN, JIM REIDER, DAN STRAUS, TONY ALESSANDRO, RAY HARRIGAN, RICK GUIERIDULLO ·.· .SECOND ROW L to R - MGR. MIKE HI ESTER, JERRY RUBERG, RUSS HITE, Ml KE HOFFMAN, TIM COLINA, STEVE WI LKERS, . :.··;DALE BORTHS, KURT KLOSTERMAN, DAVE WOODFORD, MARK LaROSA, TOM KLUG, TIM GALVIN, JOE AMARENO, RON RIEDY, •.. MARK JESSE, COACH KEN BARLEG . . . THIRD ROW L toR- COACH VINCENT HOLLERAN, JOE CUL TER, MARK TOROK, MIKE RANZ, GLENN PITULA, MIKE VORDABREWGAN, BOB SHREIK, KEN RAINES, BILL FOX, PAT GARIBAY, SCOTT ANGUS, GEORGE WALTON, BOB BURGER, LOU KRAUSE, JOE SCHWEKE, LOU MILLER MISSING FROM PICTURE- JOHN RIEDER, CHARLIE STOUT, RICK BACHMAN.

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ALL TIME SINGLE PLAY

LONGEST LONGEST LONGEST LONGEST LONGEST LONGEST LONGEST LONGEST

RECORD

80 80 80 80

RUN T.D. RUN PASS PASS FOR T.D. PUNT PUNT RETURN K.O. RETURN FIELD GOAL

69 70 96 29

M. BOIMAN M. BOIMAN ORTH/GANDENBERGER ORTH!GANDENBERGER J. HESS J. CROWLEY P. ARZMAN J. HESS

COMPLIMENTS OF MR. & MRS. CHARLES KUCHENBUCH

COURTER TECH COURTER TECH BISHOP READY BISHOP READY PURCELL GREENHILLS TAFT ELDER

1970 1970 1969 1969 1971 1967 1963 1971

Sumner's Sunoco WRECKER SERVICE TOP VALUE STAMPS Phone 521-9530 3422 W. GALBRAITH RD.

COMPLETE REAL ESTATE SERVICE - - -

ROBERS, INC.

BIGNER INC.

REALTORS 6180 COLERAIN AVENUE

OFFICE: 931-8111

COIN OPERATED WASHERS & DRYERS

Good Luck A Friend

251- 1500

Compliments of a Friend LEADING TACKLER FOR SEASON 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 J968 1969

Jim Kesse Tom Bachman Tom Bachman Henry Tenbrink Lenny Re Joe Tenkman Tom Schmutte Frank Rosenacker

LB MG MG MG LB LB LB HB

1970 Steve Chabot 1971 Mike Woodford 1972 Dick Hock Terry Flowers 1973 Paul Klug

MG LB LB

RESERVE COACHES HEAD COACH KEN BARLAG ,ASST. VINCE HALLARAN

T LB

THE PERFECT PLACE FOR BEFORE GAME OR AFTER GAME SNACKS OR M

CAKE&STEAK HOUSE LOCATED AT 7764 COLERAIN AVE. DOWNTOWN GROESBECK NEW HOURS: Mondays •• 6 A.M. till 9 P.M. Sunday • Tuesday • Wednesday Thursday •• 6 A.M. ti II 1 A.M. Friday & Saturday ••• OPEN 24 HOURS PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS

"EVERYTHING GOOD TO EAT FROM PANCAKES TO STEAKS"

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COMPLIMENTS OF

Red VJuJ.goa

MT. AIRY SHELL NORTH BEND & COLERAIN

GOOD LUCK GREG & LANCERS FROM BOB '7.1, RON '72 & ROBERT KRUTHAUPT

541-2745

WESTERN SOUTHERN LIFE INSURANCE REPRESENTATIVE

YOU MIGHT TRY ALL THE OTHER BANKS IN TOWN FIRST ••••• . . • . OR YOU MAY FIND WHAT YOU'RE LOOKING FOR BY SIMPLY STARTING AT •••

'THE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY College Hill Office 5851 Hamilton Avenue at Cedar

C::

CENTRALIZE YOUH BANKING

IIIDCOI'IIDJ'IIIOn

CUtCIJtNATt. ONIO

RUDY'S CHEESE STORE •

CHEESE OF ALL KINDS

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GERMAN SAUSAGE

•

DELICATESSEN FOODS

981•9397

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PARTY TRAYS & CATERING

•

WINE & BEER

5508 HARRISON AVt:.NUE AT RACE

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Inc.l

REALTORS

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WENKER'S BAKERY White Oak Shopping Center

~ Westem Office

5501 Cheviot Roaa, Cincinnati, Ohio 45239

The Home Of Qutiflty BakeJ GooJ:s

931-3503 Cincinnati, Ohio 45239

JO-JO'S PIZZAS GARY MUNAFO CLASS OF '69

KESSING'S PRO HARDWARE

3236 W. Galbraith Opposite Post Office

PLEASANT RUN 825-3399

522-9543

"THE COMPLETE HARDWARE STORE"

MT.AIRY 541-1144

CARRY-OUT OR DINING WINE & BEER ,.;·.

PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS

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HARDIG PAINT

lful

A "Real" Point Store

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WALL COVERINGS MURALO PAINTS ART SUPPLIES

ROHE PHARMACY

PRESCRIPTI.ON SPECIALISTS

FREE DECORATOR SERVICE

HARRISON & GLENMORE

TURF-N-HARD INDUSTRIAL FINISHES

CHEVIOT, OHIO

Mon & Frl til 9 PM

6138 COLERAIN AVENUE ••••••• 729-5353

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661·0480

•

GOOD LUCK LANCERS from

"THE BIG LITTLE BANK''

SOUTHERN OHIO BANK WHITE OAK OFFJCE 5916 CHEVIOT ROAD CINCJNNATI, OHIO

PHONE: 852-2710

INDIVIDUAL SEASON RECORD 1. MOST POINTS SCORED 2. MOST T.D.s SCORED

. 94 14

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

MOST RUSHING ATTEMPTS MOST NET YARDS RUSHING MOST T.D.s RUSHING MOST AVERAGE YARDS PER CARRY MOST YARDS PASSING MOST PASSES ATTEMPTED 9. MOST PASSES COMPLETED 10. FEWEST ·PASSES INTERCEPTED (OVER 50)

149 875 14 6. 1 1225 180 75 5

11.

12.

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14.

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17.

18.

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20.

21.

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MOST T.D. PASSES BE~T PASSING PERCENTAGE (OVER 20) MOST PASSES RECEPTIONS MOST YDS. GAINED RECEIVING MOST T.D.s PASSES CAUGHT BEST PASS RECEPTION AVG. (OVER 20) MOST YARDS TOTAL OFFENSE MOST OPPONENT PASSES INTERCEPTED MOST PUNTS MOST PUNT RETURN Y ARDAr.E BEST PUNT RETURN AVERAGE BEST PUNTING AVERAGE (OVER 20) MOST PUNT RETURNS

14 47 35 610 8 22.5 1400 6

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M. SOlMAN

J. CROWLEY M. R. M. M.

SOlMAN RODENBERG SOlMAN SOlMAN J. AUDIA J. HESS J. HESS J. HESS J. HESS T. RUEVE R. ORTH R. ORTH D. HASSELBECK R. GANDENBERGER R. GANDENBERGER R. GANDENBERGER J. HESS K. FLYNN J. OLIVARIO P. A.RZSMAN jOE CROWLEY J. HESS W.TROEHLER s. WELLBROCK F. ROSENACKER F. -ROSENACKER F. ROSENACKER T. SCHEID J. TENKMAN "·McMANUS D. McMANUS R. RODENBERG R. BROWN J. O'CONNELL

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1970 1969 1970 1971 1970 1970 1965 1971 1971 1971 1971 1973 19.69 1969 1971 1969' 1969 1969 1971 1966 1968 1963 1968 1971 1970•

19Z3.

19.68 1968 1969 1971 1968 1970.

1970• 1970' 1970.

1971

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STARLITE TELEVISION SERVICE

RAY EVERS WELDING CO. INC. 4849 BLUE ROCK ROAD

"SERVICE WITHIN ONE HOUR" REPAIR SERVICE ON TV'S- STEREOS RADIOS- RECORD PLAYERS

521-7352

CRANE RENTAL SERVICE

NEW & USED TV'S FOR SALE 5552 COLERAIN

= 0

541-0423

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COLERAIN BOWL Colerain at Compton

I

Frank Osterhues Super Market

574-4!'560

5516 BRIDGETOWN ROAD CINCINNATI, OHIO 45211 OPEN DAILY I:S A.M. to 9 P.M.

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SUNDAYS 9 A.M. to 5 P.M.

WASHER & DRYER PARTS 36 LANES

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PEARSOL APPLIANCE PARTS _CO.

385-8500

2319 GILBERT AVENUE CINCINNATI, OHIO 45206 PHONE: 221-1195

Northern Hills Family Recreation Center

RICH'S PONY KEG

o~akview

1527 Compton Rd.

Internal Alcohol Rub Specialists Phone 931-5107

BY

COMPLIMENTS OF

Peach Grove Delicatessen 6595 SPRINGDALE RD. CINCINNA Tl, OHIO 45239 CALL 385-863b Shipping Boxes

Crates

Estates

Skids

PHILIP STENGER SONS, INC. 522-2122

Pallets

THE PROVIDENT BANK GROSEBECK BRANCH Colerain & Galbraith

Schaefer Box & Pallet Co.

BEVIS BRANCH

9850 Colerain Av~nue

Brentwood Branch 9301 Winton Rd.

Hours

9- 5 Monday-Thursday

Phone 941·2320

9 - 6 Friday 9 - 1 Saturday

Drive-In FRANK SCHAEFER

BOB GILKER

9 - 6 Monday-Fri4,ay 9 - 1 Saturday · ·· · ~-

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"We Like to S~y Yes~·· '"

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ISSUED THROUGH WILLIAM P. MILLER INSURANCE 8669 COLERAIN AVENUE CINCINNATI, OHIO 45239

FRED S. EVELEIGH ASSOCIATES,INC. Insurance With Service

fiRE -AUTO- LIABILITY -LIFE 1172 W. GALBRAITH RD. CINCINNATI, OHIO 45231

f/urre /J,.o3., Jnc.

93·1-5500

FUNERAL SERVICE MAIN OFFICE 345 W. McMILLAN ST. CINCINN A Tl, OHIO 45219

EASTERN HILLS

FRED S. EVELEIGH PRESIDENT

GROESBECK

6050 MONTGOMERY RD. 731·7870

RONALD F. EVELEIGH VICE PRESIDENT

7793 COLERAIN AVE. 931·4711

Best Wishes

To

The Lancers

MT. AIRY

WHITE OAK

ATIONAL HEATING

621-4620

&

AIR COND Ill 0 Nl NG CO. GAS- OIL SALES -SERVICE -INSTALLATION Over 20,000 Satisfied Customers Free Estimates

Heating Specialists

Established- 1930 (Radio Dispatched)

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S~P'UJS~ BOWLING EQUIPMENT Bob Kotzler

SCHIBI

7047 Colerain Avenue Phone 521-5272

HEAliNG AND COOLING COMPANY

EAT-IN-TREAT-CREAMY WHIP

5025 HUBBLE ROAD

3633 BLUE ROCK

CINCINNATI,OHIO 45239

.,FROZEN DAIRY DESSERTS"

~chwierling

INSURANCE; AGENCY, INC.

WOODY SANDER FORD, INC. MITCHELL AVENUE AT 1-75

541-5586

MOTORISTS MUTUAL

FORD SALES & SERVICE

INSURANCE

6601 COLERAIN ROAD (at Lapland Drive} CINCINNATI, OHIO 45239

SARBAUGH TV

QUALITY INSURANCE • REASONABLE RATES AUTO • HOME • BUSINESS PROPERTY PHONE • 522-3030

7539 Colerain Avenue Cincinnati, Ohio 45239 EXPERT TV • RADIO HI-FI SERVICE WITH

Bob Sarbaugh

RCA TUBES

Phone: 522-5250

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.. P'EPSt-COLA" AND ''P'EP'SI" AfiiE REGISTERED TfiiADEMARKS OF ,IIPIICo. -tNC.

Join the Pepsi People fee/in'free!

BOTTLED BY PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF CINCINNATI 2121 SUNNYBROOK DRIVE

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J. B. SCHMITT CO., INC. GENERAL CONTRACTOR 1434 MAIN STREET CINCINNATI, OHIO 45210

J. Herman Kihm. PresJoe Kihm - '72

Ken Kihm - '74

EXECUTIVE BUILDING

Phone: 241-1465

A. R. JESTER -COMPANY MAMUFACT.U_RING JEWELfRSDlAMOND IMPORTERS Creators of "ARJEM" Diamond Rings

AL JESTER KENT JESTER RANDALL JESTER

35 E. 7th Street Cincinnati, Ohio 45202

PHONE: 541-5627

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&StNe4 JEWELERS College Hill

CINCINNATI, OHIO 45224 PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS

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Western Paper Goods Co. MANUFACTURERS OF QUALITY ENVELOPES FOR NEARLY SEVENTY-F lYE YEARS

Sycamore Savings & Loan

GUARANTEED ENVELOPES FOR EVERY NEED

3209 WEST GALBRAITH ROAD

CALL 542-4700

Groesbeck - Near Colerain

521-1930

ZILLIG

White Oak Delicatessen BEER- WINE- ICE -LUNCH MEATS

EXCAVATING

Open 10 a.m. till 11 p.m.

&

PAVING

6035 CHEVIOT ROAD 729-0166 521-2486 385-6636

5510 BLUE ROCK RD.

WESTERN TILE COMPANY Tile Contractors COMMERCIAL & INSTITUTIONAL INSTALLATIONS CERAMIC TILE, MARBLE, TERRAZZO

541-4523

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Agoodmind pays off in the Navy.

If you're a high school graduate with a taste for math or physics, you may qualify for our Advanced Electronics or Nuclear Power Programs.

And over $17,000 worth of advanced technical training to guarantee yourself a firm foothold in the future, whether you remain in the Navy or not.

For more details, see theNavy Recruiter below.

Be ~eone special in the new Navy. ~F"~~-~

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U.S. NAVY RECRUITING COMMAND

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NAVY RECRUITING STATION 7160 HAMILTON ROAD NORTH COLLEGE HILL, OHIO 45231

DICK BEISNER Sonar Technician First Class

CSC GARY W. HUFFMAN NAVY RECRUITER

Telephone 513-931 -7740 Toll Free

800-282- 1288

ASK ABOUT. THE NAVY'S COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS . .

EXPERT CLEANING AND DRAPERY SPECIALISTS

KLOSTERMAN CLEANERS

Jiffy 1 Hr. Cleaners • Quality Cleaning

GROESBECK

MT. AIRY

ASHTREE VILLAGE

3220 W. Galbraith

5536 Colerain

4781 Hamilton

1616 NORTH BEND RD. AT HAMILTON AVE.

VARSITY TRACK

VARSIITY SWIM TEAM FRONT ROW·Left to right Jim Cowens, Mike Brabender,. Paul Ried·3l, Mike lilffman, Art Conley, Pot Riemer, Gory Booth, Tim Galvin, Tim Doyle, Mike Ranz, and Jim Keller.

BACK ROW-Left to right Bob Schweitzer, Jloe Miller, Joe lsl.er, Charlie Hicks, Mark Schmidt, Jeff Leany, Tom Tasset, Ken Pendenpahl.

STANDING-I to r-M. Jacobi, .M. Williams, B. Holt, B. Jennings, J. Houtman, T. Fortch, S. Scheid, K. Barlag, coach.

KNEELING-I to r• T. Doregh, R. Rockmen, J. Couch, M. Housman, C. Benner, T. Wirth, S. Wellbrock, P. Walsh, manager.

SITTING-I to r-M. Shrock, M. Hartinger, D. Schibi, M. Page, K. Burrill, T. Doyle.

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VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 1974-75

Left to Right- Steve Herrman, Tim Van Oriessche, J:d Nienaber, Bi'll Holt, Kevin Burrill, Dale Schuster, Bill Baits Left to Rigbt- Francie Brennen, Maureen Ranz, Beth Ross, Sue Dodo, Karen Rohrer

Mr. Otto Bissmeyer, Bond Director Mr. Bissmeyer is in his ninth year as Band Director of La Salle.

His work in concert band ha:s led to La Salle being well known throughout the Cincinnati area for its brilliant concerts end spring musicals. Mr. Bissmeyer is ·also musical director of the Cincinnati Catholic Schools Band. He has been a professional musician for many years. He attended St. Xavier High Scl:\ool. He has studied at the College of Music, the Conservatory of Music and the University of Cincinnati.

Proprietor

COLLEGE HJLL CARRY OUT

HELCHER AUTO BODY AND GLASS CO.

WRECKER SERVICE -WHEEL ALIGNMENT FRAME WORK UNIT BODY CONSTRUCTION A SPECIALTY PHONE 941-1220 922-5393

Free Delivery ORDERED BY 2:00 - DELIVERY SAME DAY

HAMIL TON & ELKTON

7212 Harrison Pike at Althaus Road CINCINNATI, OHIO 45247 PATRONIZE OUR ADVUTISERS

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681-3128

JIM SLATTERY, PROP.

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BLUST MOTOR SERVICE, INC. 381-6050

9122 COLERAIN AVE.

THBEEiL TRANSFER CO.

Dependable Service s1nce 191 9 P. 0. Box 32025, Winton Place Station 5550 ESTE AVENUE, CINCINNATI, OHIO 45232 3091 W. NORTH BEND ROAD, CINCINNATI, OHIO 45239

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INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER

MEMBER OF

PHQNE AREA CODE 513路242路3458

LOU KRONER

DRY CLEANER

3820 NORTH BEND RD. 661-1400

Anyway it's labeled--YOUR CLEANER DOES IT BEST!

MARSH PONTIAC

BEST WISHES FOR A SUCCESSFUL YEAR

GIVES YOU THE BEST DEAL ON A NEW

PONTIAC-LEMANS-FIREBIRD-VENTURA

KOHL PACKING CO.

THE BEST USED CARS IN TOWN SALES- SERVICE- PARTS- BODY WORK

1320 ETHAN AVE. CINCINNATI, OHIO 45225

MARSH PONTIAC, INC. 9101 Colerain Ave. at Compton

541-3900

385路7000

JACK MAAS MEATS 5132 Delhi Road 451-2600

2 R路etail Locations WHOLESALE MEATS (PORTION CONTROL MEATS)

PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS

Gold Circle Mall 8763 Colerain Avenue

385-7704

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rrGiass for Every Purpose"

RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL GLAZING

·STORM WINDOWS AND SCREEN-S REPAIRED

A & A AUTO GLASS CO. "·HARRY WOLF" 5001 READING ROAD CINCINNATJ, OHIO 45237 PHONE 242·7373

Complete Line of Nursery Stock Complete Landscape Service

Win or Lose Play the game fair

VAN'S NURSERY ·'·Satisfaction Guaranteed·

DECK'S MEATS 1610 Cedar Ave. Phone 681-4648

College Hill

FRED J. TOEPFER PLUMBING SERVICES AND REPAIRS SEWERS CLEANED ELECTRICALLY HOT WATER HEATERS INSTALLED

Phone 681·2216

5408 COLERAIN AVE.

W. H. Schwab Welding 7046 HARRISON AVE.

PHONE 541-2687 2380 NO.RTH BEND RD.

TAYLOR CREEK COMET COMPLIMENTS OF

Edw. T. Honnert & Sons Inc. GENERAL CONTRACTORS

CINCINNATI, OHIO 45239

COMPLIMENTS

If Money Matters See

Colony Acceptance Corporation 8433 COLERAIN AVE.

GLENN STRETCH

CINCINNATI, OHIO

Telephone 522-6200

WALDECK'S HOPPLE - McMICKEN GROCER - CAFE 3480 NORTH BEND (At Cheviot Rd.)

662-4847

WEST FORK GARAGE

DICK RODEN MGR,

William "Bill" Singer President

TRANSMISSION & GENERAL AUTO R EPAJRS Mon., Thur. • 8·8 qosed Sat. Tues., Weds., Fri. ~8~6·:.'

PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS

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VARSITY BASKETBALL GCL CHAMPS AGAIN VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE

DATE

OPPONENT

SITE

NOV. 27 WED. NOV. 29 FRI. DEC. 3 TUES. DEC. 6 FRI. DEC. 13 FRI. DEC. 20 FRI. DEC. 21 SAT. DEC. 27 FRI. JAN. 3 FRI. JAN. 4 SAT. JAN. 10 FRI. JAN. 17 FRI. JAN. 24 FRI. JAN. 31 FRI. FEB. 1 SAT. FEB. 7 FRI. FEB. 8 SAT. FEB. 14 FRI. FEB. 21 FRI.

G.C.L. PREVIEW AIKEN WOODWARD McNICHOLAS ELDER MOELLER HAMIL TON GARFI~LD TAFT PURCELL OAK HILLS ROGER BACON ST. XAVIER ELDER MOELLER. M·T. HEAL THY PURCELL WESTERN HILLS ROGER BACON ST. XAVIER

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VARSITY BASKETBALL KNEELING· I tor-Mike Grlevenkamp, Trainer, MO!rk Naehrlng, Larry Schaller, Bob Jennings, Joe Sunderman, Mark Meyer, Matt Hils, Jim Jester, T·om Blnzer, Trainer.

STANDING· I tor-Coach Bttl Cady, Jim Camarata, Tim Bren· ner,· Steve Ruberg, Mike Kirchner, Jim Schmitz, Rick Heldom, Ed Nienaber, and Steve Schulz, manager,

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Coach, J. Korfhagen, M. Stoeber, J, Niemeskern, B. Mldtaels, T. Mersch, R. Heidorn, T; Rueve, Jack Broxterman, Coach.

KNEELING -I to ,r. G. Beck; C. Ernst, T. McCarthy, S, Ranz, B. Hess, G. Wall, M. Abbatiello.

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HARRY P. CAFEO REAL TOR & APPRAISER

Office: 661-2825 Res: 661-4155 SPECIALIZING IN WESTERN HILLS REAL ESTATE PHONE 574-4575

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The Rolling Pin Pastry Shop Specializin11 in all types ol Party Cakes 3226 W. GALBRAITH RD. 522-3516

GROESBECK. OHIO 45239

ENGEL'S AUTO SERVICE, INC. COMPLETE AUTO REPAIR· BoDY. FENDER WORK AUTO GLASS INSTALLED. 24 HOUR TOWING FRAME STRAIGHTENING

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POWER ELECTRIC CO. 2400 W. KEMPER RD. PHONE 851-2404

1973 FOOTBALL BANQUET SQUAD SELECTION$-SPECIAL AWARDS CO-CAPTAINS-Steve Scheid Mike Kirchner MOST VALUABLE PLA YER-Pa uI Kl ug BEST OFFENSIVE LINEMAN-Mike La Rosa BEST OFFENSIVE BACK-Mike Schneider BEST DEFENSIVE LINEMAN-Randy Berding BEST DEFENSIVE BACK~Paul Klug STICKER OF THE YEAR-Paul Klug MOST IMPROVED SENIOR-Dan Flynn MOST IMPROVED JUNIOR-J. Glankler LANCER AWARD*( Player who best typifies idea Is, those being academics, activities, athletics, loyalty) Tim McCarthy

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See your local Army Representative about opportunities in today's Army.

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LaRosa's Pizza 6030 CHEVIOT RD.

WHITE OAK KEVIN HEALEY

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KESSING'S PRO HARDWARE TOP ROW -I to r- Steve Schulz, Bro. John Lyons, Coach, Jim Jester.

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VARSITY TENNIS FRONT ROW-I tor-Mike Kolodzick, Jim Fear, Rick Sprat, Jim Nunn.

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Mr. and Mrs, Ken Dirr '64 Paul Huster '72 Mark Meyer '74 Mr. and Mrs. David Temming '67 Chip Miller '74 Mr. Ronald Canning '66 Mike Schirmann '73 Steve Rueve '71 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Brinkmeier '64 "HO-HUMS" Mike Ollinger '72 Tom Brown '73 Don Katters Jr. '73 Lou Schlomer '72 Tim Day '72 Joe Lambrinider '72 Gene Slageter '72 Eric Volpenhein '74 E•.Semmler '74 Karl Semmler '72 Stan Friend '72 "BUS" Michael Walsh '70 Timothy Walsh '71 Jeffery Newberry '70 John Telintelo '70 Phillip Gall '70 Terry Flanagan '70 Bob Gandenberger '70 Michael Seibel '65 "ERNEST BORGNINE" '74 Steve Ruberg Joe Grote Bob Bass Carl Bosse Tom Kennedy " '72 WILDCATS" Bob Diehl '72 Jay Deller '72 Greg Geiger '72 Greg Davis '72 Greg Bollin '72 Bob Dickhaus '72· Mike MacMeyer '72 Wally Kist '72 Ken Amon '72 Steve Otten '72 Tom Neiheisel '72 "BRIDGETOWN BREWERS" Jack Stark '66 Dave Westrick '66 Jerry Rowe '66 Jim Schuler '65 Tom'Schuerman '65 Larry Frey '65 Jack Schneider '65 Bob Freytag '65 Tim Smith '65 Joe koch '67 Frank Heekin '67 Biii.Palmisano '67 Lenny Re '68 Ter.ry Burnett Bob Bartel "OBtGiNAL CINDY_LANE WILDCATS" Don Cruse '69 Tom Straus '69 Dale Hanson '69 Jerry Biederman '69 Bob Flanagan '69 Ric Calme '69 Kent Supe '69 Steve lgel '73 Roger Meyer

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