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ACADEMICS

Remember when the first day of school meant new clothes, new crayons, new friends, new teachers? It was kind of scary going into first grad~, wasn't it? Today, the first day means renewing old friendships, shaping new ones, and facing the responsibilities that go along with school , in general. Frosh start new in a bigger way than ever; everybody else picks up where they Ieft off. Some look forward to the last day from the first hour. For seniors, this year's first day is, in a way, a last. They will never have another one at Chaminade-Julienne. We all anticipate the end. Whatever is in between we will remember ,'both trivial and momentous. Over the four years we are here, we have four first days. We all grow, and at the first of the new year, we remember something from the last.

Chaminade-Julienne High School is an evolving community structured according to Christian values. The more specific aims and goals of the community include helping students to make personal life decisions and post-high school careers through a complete guidance program, providing . a variety of liturgical experiences, promoting an appreciation of U.S . citizenship, events of cultural value, and loyalty to the community through extracurricuI ar acti viti es, encouraging phy~i cal health through physi cal education, and promoti ng responsi bi I ity to make constructive contri butions to the Chaminade-Julienne community.

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The 1976 C-J Marching Band, Flag Corps, a nd Drill Team are composed of 150 members under the direction of Brother Bruce Gi ffi n. During one hectic week in August, all these . individuals came together at Bergamo for band camp, the purpose of which is to create a marching unita group of people who think, play, and march together. It is a difficult, e xhausting, and often trying experience but the sense of pride and un ity in accom plishment grows as each tiring day 路passes. Once their goal is achieved, the unit goes on to perform at con c erts, parades, and, of course, footabll gam es. On Oct. 24, they sponsored the first annual Chaminade-Julienne Marching ' Band Festival.

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MARCHING BAND AND FOOTBALL.

Le.we e y~ Mary entile VaJ Graham Terl Harper Tracy Hamberg Debra Palmer Denise Rieker Pam t( uschau Jeannie Wysinski

FLAG CORPS SENIORS Gloria Cooper JUNIORS

_MARCHING

Jim Boyer Martin Dunsky Joe Downton Robert Fox Bob Karl Carol Leibold

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GREATER DAYTON LEAGUE ALL-LEAGUE BOTTOM ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Jeff Chrowl, Mike Wegerzyn, Tim Hickey; and Dave Plaspohl TOP ROW- LEFT TO RIGHT: Dan Moosbrugger, Bob Moeder, and Frank Burneka.

DAN MOOSBRUGGER Received; Best Defensive Back, A II Area, 1st Team Southwest Distri ct, 1st Team A II state, Jorunal Herald, Dayton Daily All Area GDL

TIM HICKEY Received; Most Valuable Player, 1st team Southwest District, 2nd Team Dayton Daily, 2nd Team All State, AII- Catholic All American 1st team

MIKE HICKEY Received; The" Don Bowman Spirit Award"

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VER NON SAINE Received; Best Offensive Lineman All - Catholic All American 2nd team

MIKE 路WEGERZY N Received; Offensive> Lineman of the Year Greater Dayton League Ho~orable Mention Dayton Daily

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DA Vii: PLASPOH L Received; Most 1m proved, GDL

FOOTBALL_

HOMECOMING

F. Burneka J. Chrowl F. Scarpelli M. Hickey P. Halloran D. Grimme G. Stone T. Smith T. Kunde T. Harker J. Trembly M. Galt J. 0' Connor D. Moosbrugger T. Hickey B. Moeder M. Wegerzyn L. Weisman V. Saine B. Jarrett T. Honingford K. Higginbotham G. Mays' J. McCarthy T. Sayer M. Sears

VARSITY FOOTBAll

FRESHMEN TEAM

R. Plaspohl R. Sutter . J. Seitz M. Raiff T. Plaspohl J . Sullivan J. Green G. Fredette C. Henderson T. Choice K. Knopp R. Burkhardt B. Sutter J. Turney G. McKinney C. Richardson S. Gemza E. Hampton T. Saine M. Loffer T. Tokasey T. Clark E. Bettinger .• J. Trego L. Higginbogham B. Caporal

Coaches- D. Kosak, N. Ayer, D. Neff, J. Zaidan Head Coach P. Connor, B. Borgerding ,

SENIORS

J. OIConner, V. Saine, D. Moosbrugger, T. Hickey, M. Wegerzyn, T. Harker, M. Galt, . D. Gnmme, B. M~eder, J. Chrowl, F. Scarpelli, J. Trembly, M. Hickey, L. Weisman, P. Hal-· Qran, G. Stone .

SENIOR CO-CAPTAINS

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Bro. Ken Uckotter Often, the students and faculty here at Chaminade-Julienne become so involved in the everyday grind of classes and homework, that we forget about very integral part of our school, the Administrative Team. They co-ordinate every phase of CJI S operation, from business to schedules and are the real backbone of the school. The Members of the 1977 Team are: Executive Director: Bro. Kenneth Uckotter Director of Academics: Mrs. Ann Will Director of Student Services: Sr. Carol Li chtenberg Director of Community Relations: Mr. Rick Kleckner Director of Administrative Services: Mrs. Helen Brennan

Mrs . .Ann Will

Mrs. Helen Brennan

Sr. Carol Lichtenberg

Mr. Rick Kle'ckner

Mrs. Doris McWilliams

ADMINISTRATION

Sr. Jane Maher

Fr. Robert Bouffier

Mr. Bill Troha

Ms. Peggy Holton

Bro. Mark Hummer

Bro. Tom Brassington

Bro. Bob Kraft

Mr. Richard Rossi

_RELIGION

Sr . Alma Grollig

Mrs. Chris Huebner

Mrs. Cindy Clark

Bro . Tom Andrassy

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Mr. Charles Dodsworth

Bro. Ron Luksic

Mrs. Lynette Heard

Fr. George Abmayr

ENGLISH/MEDIA

Mr. Bob Finnegan

MUSIC/MATH

Bro. Bruce Giffin

Mr. George Brockman

Mrs. Janice Ardner

Mr. Bob Mayberry

Sr . Donna Blaul

Mr. Norman Ayer

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Mr . Dennis Bayhem

Bro. Don Smith

Bro. Bob Wiethorn

Ms. Kathy Higgins

Sr. Ruth Ann Bange

Sr. Christine Julie McGuirk

Mr . John Tuss

SCIENCE/ART - - ,

Mrs. Martha Duffy

Ms. Wanda Bronston

IGUIDANCE/BUSINESS

Bro. Bill Grundish

Mrs. Betty Naughton

Bro. Jim Brown

Mr. Jim Davis

Mr. Mike Duffy

Mr. Donald Weimert

Mr. John Zaidain

Mrs. Paula Beach

Mrs. Barbara Hinkle

Mr. George Early

Sr. Damienne Grismer

Mrs. Judy Steiger

'SOCIAL STUDIES/LANGUAGES

Mr. Bob Katcavage

Mr. Pat Connors

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Mrs. Mary Lou Harbaugh

Mr . Dan Kosak

Mr. Bob Borgerding

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Bro. Jeff Sullivan

Mr. Don Neff

Ms. Mary Nagel

Mrs. Maria Isabel Sizemore

Mrs. Ruth Pik'e ll

lANGUAG~S/INDUSTRIAl

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Ms. Agnes Mahle

Mrs. Millie Lucas

Mrs. Ann McClain

Mrs. Margaret Goode

Mrs. Jo Brockman

Mrs. Marilyn Kramer

Mrs. Inga Knowles

Mr. George Dave"

OFFICE/CAFETERIA L

Mr. Quincy Burns

Mr. James Green

Mr. Charles Hollis

Mrs. Alberta Smith

Mr. Sherman Starks

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ACADEMIC AWARDS AND HONORS National Merit Finalists Tom Metzger Gina Davidson Ohio Awards of Dls~' ctlon Kathy Bolton Ninette Chirco Liz Keefe Steve Uucas Steve Mehall . Mary Steiner Distinction I Vocational Education Theresa Mahoney Beth Parks Amy Richardson Honors ~eml ar Mike Hue s Tom Metzger Madonna Nartker Isy D'Agostino

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Sigma Pi Sigma Physics Award Tom Metzger 97% this year Society Of Women Engineers Awards Kathy Bolton Ninette C~irco Madonna Nartker FIRST PLAC IN CLASS (tie) Tom Metzger 95% average Jane Westetadorf for four years

HONORS AND AWARDS

SERVICE AND PARTICIPATION AWARIDS Hugh O.lBrien youtli Foundation for Outstandil)g So ' homores Colleen Moosbrugger Dayton Bar American Citizenship Award Sharon Trick LaSert rna Service Award Mary Steiner

Dayton Chapter of Links Awards Debra Palmer Sher ~ 1 Davis Val Graham Cyntt'i la Crawford SanYfl Anderson Kim irhomas Ma i Iyn Parker Davi d Harris Peter Scott

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Miss Halftime USA Debra Palmer Ombuds Service Awards Sher~i Davis Gretchen Karl Mary Steiner Kim Wolbers Jeanne Wysinskl Senior Class Officers Awards T 0"1 Metzger Conn e Brinkman Mary Stemer M~rk " Anthony

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11 Moira Foley Patti Wilkins

12 Tom Drewing Barb Becker Officers Award Patti Trick

ACADEMICS_

CROSS COUNT:RY ""'" Chuck Bridgeman Kevin Brodbeck Tonk Fredette Mar Grothouse Erik Krafka Tim Martin Pat McGarry Tom Quigley Ray Schommer Todd Spees George Spitzig Jerry Tompkins Ray Geiger Dave Krug Br. Bill Grundish Dennis Bayham

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Success in Cross Country is not just a matter of one person finishing first; but of a ,team of seven men beating fatigue, a rugged course and finishing without an ounce of energy ,left in their beings. 1976 was a year of record accomplishments for the Eagle Cross Country Team. After repeating as Greater Dayton League and Sectional champions, the runners narrowly won the AA SW District cross country title by edging out Cincinnati Green Hills by one point. The following week they culminated their season with an outstanding fourth place finish in the state meet in Columbus. Individual state honors were given to three Eagles in the top twenty: Sophomore Chuck Bridgeman was third, Senior George Spitzig was thirteenth and Junior Tom Quigley was seventeenth. The leadership of this trio was a major asset to the team's success. Just as valuable was the depth of talent in the varsity and reserve squads. Next year's team will miss the running of Seniors George Spitzig and Ray Schommer. However, if so few seniors are leaving, intersquad comp~tition may develop an even greater team for the future.

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RESERVE Sandy Long Nancy Bussinger Ann Achoach Mary Nevius Chri sty Vait Amy Schaaf Kim Plummer Carleen Bradfield Colleen O'Hearn Kay Hodapp

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Women l s Varsity Ninette Chirco, Colleen Moosbrugger, Sharon Trick, Rosemarie McDevitt, Tina Trick, Jeanne Gaier, Gabriele Micheel, Beth Haney, Sue Fay, R ita Geiger, Peggy Geraghty, Patti Mathes, Julie Raiff, Diane Daly ~

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, This fall, the soccer club entered its second year in the C-J sports program. Mr. ' Don Weimert coached the Men's and Women's Varsity teams, while the Men's Reserve was headed by first year-graduate Joe Sa lu ke. The two Men's teams had terrific _ seasons, captu"iing their league championships. The Women's team did well against its competion in its first effort. The soccer team enjoyed an outstanding record and look forward to in creasi ng support in the years ahead â&#x20AC;˘

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RESERVE FRESHMEN Mar k Broome, R on Bruns, Steve Brun, N i c k DO Agostino, John Honi ngford, Pat Minnelli, Mike Isabel, Tim Reboulet, Dave Neff, Ray Lee, Charles Smith, Chris Budich

SOPHOMORES Sergio Lepez, Steve Raiff, Mike Grady, Larry Mauch, Ken Harsha

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After a week of back-breaking practice the senior girls met the juniors in what would turn out to be one of the most challenging battles in history-The , Powder Puff Football Game! The ferocious seniors gave way to an equally devastating junior team in the first quarter in the form of one touchdown. Not to be outdone, Peggy Coogan of '77 ,t ied up the score by halftime. The 6-6 score remained stable until the 4th quarter when Coileen ' Jab I i enski rac ked up another touchdown (and 2 extrfl poi ntsl for the overpowering juniors. I

Half-time entertainment was provided by the all-male band and drill team. They performed with great elegance and precision. Despite the cold weather, scratched knees, an d bruised egos, the afternoon of Oct. 21 was enjoyed b'y all. 43

POWDER PUFF

Mark Anthony Jason Summers

Terri Luthman Jessica Olive

Mary Worthington Martha

Lynne Jordan Mildred Z. Maxwell

Beth Haney The Secretary

Rick Hicks Rodney Ducton

Brendan Foley Brad Benedict

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Patricia Hinds Jane - the mai d

Steve Mehall George ·

Randy Dorsten The Man

Mike Smelstor Whitney Olive

"AII the world's a stage And all the men and women merely players • •• 11 Shakespeare

I do not agree with the great Thespian In the context of our opening heater production, IIDone To Death". AI .of the players and crew are owed a debt of thanks. Since this was my. first production, to me, all of those w 0 made it a success are special people, not merely players. Lynnette Heard

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Bolton, Teresa

Bonner, Wendi

Botham, Richard

Bowles, Stephan

Achbach, Anne

Adams, Kimberly

Anderson, Iris

Bailey, Stephanie

Barhorst, Gregory

Barrett, Keith

Batin, James

Battes, Jane

Bradfield, Carleon

Bradley, Sherry

Braner, Craig

Braner, Jamie

Brinkman, Stephen

Broome, Mark

Brown, Dennis

Brun, Steven

Brun, Theresa

Bruns, Ronald

Busse, Alvin

Bussinger, Nancy

Caporal, Steven

Caskey, Ceci I ia

Donovan, Bridget

Doss, Jacqueline

Downey, Rhonda

Drees, Kimberly

Drought, Robert

, Duckro, Joseph

Eaton, Lynne

Edmonds, Michael

Eifert, Crai g

Farris, Jacqueline

Ferris, Tracy'

Finke, Ellen

Franz, Mark

Fredette, Anthony

Gaier, Catherine

Garcia, Mauricio

Garvi n , Sherri

Gaston , Sharon

Geiger, Glori a

Geiger, Ray

Gelhaus, Kimberly

Geraghty, Margaret

Gessaman, Dale

Glaser, Cecilia

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Gol ba , Ti mothy

Gremling, Christopher

Haley, Erin

Hansford, Angela

Harrison, Elizabeth

Hickey, Michele

Hinds, Sandra

Hines, Donald

Hehemann, Kathleen

Hodapp, Kate

Herbert, Patrick

Honningford, John

Hess, Mark

Hudepohl, Stephen

Huels, Stephen

Hunter, â&#x20AC;˘ Christopher

Isbel, James

Ivy, Karl

Jackson, Colette

Jackson, Steven

Johnson, Terrence

Johnstone, Julienne

Joyce, Kimberly

Kaiser, Matthew

Kappen, Chip

Karl, Matthew

Kelly, Mary

KHppel, Jerome

KI otzbac k, Jac k

Kosater, Thomas

Knapke, Teresa

Koverman, James

Knapp, Stephanie

Kraska, Thomas

Koehler, David

Konicki, Kurt

Kreitzer, Miranda

Kremer, Katherine

Koontz, Marianne

Krug, David

Kurpiel, Robert

Larkin, Dana

Lee, Ray

Lee, Suzanne

Leo, Cheryl

Loges, Debbie

Long, Sandra

Longstreth, Anne

Lucas, Patricia

Lutz, Caroline

Lynch, Barbara

Lyons, Kenneth

Malone, Kelley

Marbury, Lenora

Mariscalco, Margie

Marsh, Ritchie

Martin, Tina

Matray, Marita

Mauch, Timothy

Maurer, Denise

McCartan, Michael

McCray, Dawn

McDonald, Patrick

McShane, John

Mescher, Dale

Michel, James

Michel, Jennifer

M i kalauskas, George

Miller, Kevin

Minnelli, Patrick

Moeder, James

Moeder, Susan

Monnin, Michael

Montavon, Bob

Moorman, Charisse

Moorman, David

Morris, Heidi

Mueller, Karen

Myers, Ellen

Nash, Tammy

Neal, Gregg

Oborne, Mary

O'D ~rinell, Patricia

Neff, David

Nemeth, Gerald

Nevius, Mary

Nordyke, Patricia

O'Hearn, Colleen

Olszewski, Richard

Orr, Richard

Overman, Jane

Parr, Jamie

Phi lIips, Ji II

Plummer, Kim

Porter, Carol

Parker, Sandra

Pryor, Debrah

Quigley, Amy

Quinn, Colleen

Rau, Fred

Rauch, Cathy

Rautio, Lisa

Ray, Susan

Reboulet, Timothy

Reeves, Paula

Reid, Rhonda

Reindl, Edward

Retter, Nancy

Revere, 'Gi Ibert

Richardson, Clete

Reiman, Eric

Robinette, Joseph

Robinson, Michelle

Romie, Risa

Ross, Richard

Roush, Robert

Rutledge, Daphne

Sargent, Mark

Satkowial<, Suzanne

Sauer, Mark

Schiml, Barbara

Schroeder, Alice

Shay, John

Shroyer, Bri9itta

Shapik, Martin

Smiley, Jon

Smith, Charlie

Smith, Cynthia

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Smith, Michaer

Spees, Jody

Staub, Sandra

Steigerwald, Charles

Stewart, Sherry

Stoffregen, Lori

Sullivan, Kathleen

Sutter, Deborah

Suttmiller, Anita

S weeterman, Linda

Taylor, Clark

Taylor, Elisa

Vidoni, Teressa

Vella, Theresa

Wariinger, Peter

Wenger, Rebecca

Wri ght, Steven

Wilson, Kenneth

Yantis, Daniel

Westendorf, Jerry

Yeager, Steve

Woeste, Martha

Woeste, Roberta

Worth, Margaret

Zimmerman, Constance

Zimmerman, Joseph

Zinzigk, Chr istopher

"sixteen springs and sixteen summers gone now, cart wheels turn to car wheels 'round the town

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Anticoli, Cathy

Arqui IIa, Peggy

Ballman, Paul

Bankston, Carl

Barker, David

Beach, Julie

Alberts, John

Bergeron, Ann

Bernard, James

Berry, Alicia

Bettinger, Edward

Bettman, Jay

Boatwright, Ida

Boeckman, Cecile

Boeckman, Rita

Bohman, Mike

Bolton, Sue

Bonafig, Joanne

Borders, Louis

Bostick, Kim

Bowman, n"vid

Brun, Bob

Black, Lori

Brennan, Tom

Brodbeck, Maureen

Brooks, Toni

Broom, Anne

Bruns, Keith

Buchanan, Mike

Carrick, Patri cia

Cetnar, John

Coffey, Connie

Collinsworth, Joanne

Chirco, Paul

Condy, Chris

Burger, Pete

Burgmeier, Mike

Campbell, Donald

Caporal, Jean

Clark, John

Clark, Tom

Coffey, Bonnie

Connell, Robert

Connors, Alison

Cooper, Shery I

Craft, Cheryl

Crane, Karen

Crimmins, Gail

Dabney, Paul

Dailey, Dan

Daly, Diane

Detmer, Denise

Dix, Sally

Denny, Mike

Curley, Theresa

Donato, Alicia

Donovan, Mary

Duckro, John

Fay, Sue

Foley, Mike

Foley, Sheila

Fox, Teresa

Fredette, Ray

Gagnon, Mark

Gardner, Mark

Garland, Gretchen

Garman, Gary

Gecas, Rita

Fullwiller, Tom

Geiger, Rita

Gemza, Steve

George, Kim

Gi lIespie, Bill

Gillmore, John

Gorczynsk i, Michellp

Grady, Mike

Grahman, Tony

Green, David

Green, James

Grogean, Belinda

Guess, Annette

Harker, Rebecca

Harsha, Kenneth

Heeter, Marianne

Heizer, Sarah

Higginbotham, Lance

Hill, Sharmin

Hinds, Julie

Hines, Kathy

Hodge, Brett

Holt, Denise

Honningford, Tony

Hunter, Suzanne

Isbel, Dawn

Jarret, Brian

Jette, Nancy

Johnstone, Jerry

Jones, Antoinette

Jones, Donnell

Jordan, Lynne

Journell, Kathleen

Keefe, Lesley

Kelly, Mary

Keys, Catherine

K i IIgallen, Kathleen

Keeley, Mary

Kirchmer, Dave

Koenig, Denise

Kopp, Janice

Kopp, Tammy

Ksyoewski, Suzanne

Lawler, James

Leathers, Caroline

Lee, Theresa

Lepez, Sergio

Lewis, Mitchell

Loffer, Mike

Lucas, Jeanne

Lutz, Barbara

Mallon, Trish

Maloney, Katie

Marbury, Willie

Markus, Mary Jane

Martin, Tim

Mathes, Patti

Matoski, Beth

. Mauch, Larry

McCray, Katherine

McDermott, Tammy

McDevitt, Rosemarie

Maruca, Sarah

Mathes, Pat

McCloskey, Kathleen

McKinney, George

Mercuri, Debbie

Mescher, Angela

Meyers, Jane

Minnelli, Michael

Mock, Peggy

Moeder, Mary

Moell, Carl

Molnar, lisa

Mosser, Steve

Mue1ler, Rosemary

Nemeth, Denise

Neu, Chris

Monaghan, Kathy ,

O'Brian, John

Moosebrugger, Coleen

O'Connor, Kim

O'Connor, Margaret

Olinger, Gerard

Olszewski, Barbara

Orr, Mary Jo

Osterfe Id, Sheila

Palmer, Bridgid

Pazitney, Teresa

Peck, Bernadette

Pirrung, Tom

Plaspohl, Tim

Phi Ilips, Chari es

Radominski, Tom

Raiff, Mike

Rau, Ted

Rayburg, Elizabeth

Richard, Tammy

Ridenour, Kathy

Porter, James

Raiff, steve

R edd i ngton, Susan

Roalef, David

Roher, Cindy

Roll, Andy

Rose, Judy

Rosi, Joseph

Saine, Tim

Saluke, Pat

Sarabia, Debbie

Sargent, Denise

Sayer, Margie

Schamel, Eugene

Schen king, Carol

Sampson, Stacey

Scarpelli, John

Sherack, Lisa

Schwedeman, . Anne

Shockley, Cinky

Shroyer, Monica

Sicree, Andy

Smith, Mike

Snider, Becky

Sonye, Lisa

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Sinkwitz, Kathy

Spatz, Lauree

Smith, Connie

Smith,Jo

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Spees, Todd

Spitzig, Chris

Turner, Mary Jane

Wamsley, Mary" Ann

Tunney, Ken

Watson, Caroline

Sprowl, Mitchell

Steinke, Dennis

Strader, Lori

Sullivan, Jack

Sutter, Bob

Swab, Lynn

Swab, Maureen

Takara, Teresa

Tompkins, Jerry

Tormey, Maria

Turner, Da'nae

Tylor, Geo.rge

West, Kevin

Weidman, Amy

Voit, Christine

Wilson, Mark

Walker, Joycelyn

Wirick, Linda

Wourms, Susan

Ybarra, Andy

Zimmer, Gary

Zotkiewitz, Margaret

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Adams, Mark

Andrews, John

Bach, Jerome

Bachey, Marty

Ballard, David

Bashore, Cheryl

Bauer, Mary

Begley, Cindy

Bergeron, Mike

Black, Donna

Block, Donald

Bri II, Margaret

Caporal, Mary

Bolton, Thomas

Borders, Terrene

Bowman, Steven

Bright, Kimberly

Brodbeck, Kevin

Brown, Renee

Buehrle, John

Burkhart, Richard

Burneka, Frank

Carroll, Casey

Carter ; Ann

Chirco, Tony

Chirco, SalTl

Chmiel, Peggy

Clemons, Lorraine

Choice, Thomas

Clark, Diane

Clark, Elizabeth

Coleman, Chrystan

Connors, Donna

Curry, Galen

Curry, Mark

D'Agostino,Isy

Davis, Edward

Dillow, Teresa

Dunsky, Monica

Ellis, Sue

Fay, Maureen

Engleman, Carol

Finch, Carol

Ernst, Rick

Eschenberg, Steve

Fair, Carla

Fancett, Paul

Fisher, Tracy

Fol e y, Moira

Foster, Kell y

Gagnon, Jane

Gaier, Jeanne

Gall man, Li nda

Galt, Nancy

Gal us, Susan

Geraghty, Mary

Gorczynski, Gregory

Gossett, Sheree

Grandillo, Thomas

Graule, Alexandra

Green, Mary

Green, Yvette

Habib, Peggy

Haney, Jeri

Harper, Robin

Harris, Phil

Harrow, Mary

Heaney, Tim

Heitbrink, Tim

Hemmelgarn, Don

Hemmelgarn, Tom

Henderson, Corey

Herbert, Lynn

Hicks, Rick

Higgenbotham, Keith

Hinds, Patty

Hines, Ed

Hobbs, Debbie

Hodapp, Patty

Hofele, Pat

Ho"is, Barbara

Horner, Lynne

Horstman, Mark

Hunt, Terri

Jab linski, Coleen

Jackson, Carrie

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Karl, Lisa

Koehler, Candy

Koenig, Christopher

Konicki, Karl

Korff, Bryan

Krafka, Eri k

Krencik, Kathleen

Kroger, Tim

Kronenberger, Gerard

Kronenberger, Julie

Krug, Brenda

Kurpiel, James

Larger, Walter

LaVelle, Mary Anne

Liddy, Matt

Lucshinger, Barbara

Luken, Kathy

Magato, Robert

Mahone, Denise

Matoski, Susan

Mauch, Jeff

Mauch, Robert

Luft, Laura

Maloney, Dennis

Mays, Greg

McKnight, C harly

McWilliams, . Sherry

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Meixner, Steve

Melia, Marcia

Mitrisin, Jeff

Monaghan, Bridget

Melrose, Thomas

Mescher, Richard

Micheel, Gabriele

Mi kalauskas, Mary Agnes

Moorman, Martin

Morton, Brian

Mue iler" Mary Jo

Mulligan, Sarah

Naughton, Mary Lynn

Nieto, Carol

Nowak, John

0' Bryan, Kathryn

O'Donnell, Mary

Overman, Kathy

Painter, William

Parker, Marie

Phillips, Jamie

Plaspohl, Rocky

Plummer, Melissa

Porter, Aqua

Quinn, Colin

Ravenstein, Teresa

Rives, Brenda

Reese, Leslie

Reindl, Michael

Richardson, Clarence

Ricker, Bernard

Rieser, Cathy

Robinson, Michael

Roll, Jimmy

Roselle, Raymond

Rosendranz, John

Rosenthal, Suzi

Sarabia, Ann

Sargent, Janice

Sarno, Joseph

Satkowiak, Lawrence

Sayer, Timothy

Schaaf, Amy

Schaeffer, Shirley

Schenk ing, Joan

S chmatsteg, Jerry

Smelstor, Mic,hael

Smith, Alan

Smith, Ed

Smith, Loree

Smith, Marchand.

Smith, Tom

Spidel, Guy

Stang, Lynn

Stemley, Mike

Stoermer, Anne

Sutter, R i c'hard

Tamme, Theresa

Taylor, Countess

Taylor, Jeff

Tehan, John

Thoerner, David

Thoma, Judy

Thomas, Tony

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Tolle, Cindy

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Weidman, Jeff

Wilkes, Daryl

Wilkins, Patti

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Wine, Sarah

Wolfe, Jim

Worthington, Mary

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"'Student Counci I acts as a """ representati ve of the student body in school affairs. It also serves as the organizer and initiator of activities which foster student togetherness and spirit. To enrich the extracurricular program, the council also plans and executes many special events to meet the varied needs and interests of students . The officers and committee . heads for 1976-1977 are: President: Steve Lucas Secretary/Treasurer: Aqua Porter Spirit: Isy D'Agostino and Casey Carroll Extra-Experi ences: Molly Flynn Social: Terri Luthman and Patti Trick Publicity: Steve Mehall Moderators: Chris Huebner and Bro. Tom Andrassy

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VARSITY Coach: Norm A yer Carl Will Corey Henderson (did not wrestle) Mike Loffer John Tremblay . Dan Moosbrugger Tim Hickey

Dale Mescher Kevin Knopp Mike Smith G. Mikalauskas Jeff Gaier Jim Cahill

RESERVE Coach: Br. Mark Hummer Kevin Reinert Mike Powers Jim Clark Chip Kapen Ken Wilson

Pat Herbert Frank Weaver Ron Grusenmeyer Ed Bettinger Joe Smith

George Campbell

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do justice to our true team effort. The record definitely showed more losses than wins, but we feel we gained more than we lost.

It was an enjoyable season getting to know one another and meeting some good competition, Entering every game, we had the spirit and talent to win - but the bad breaks and loss of confidence in our team made it hard to accomplish victory,

Bob Moeder, Carl Mill er, Ron Long, Vernon Saine, Jack Givens

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r FRESHMAN C. Richardson, J. Moeder, C. Hunter, A. Busse, M. Edmonds, K. Kososack, J. Phillips, S. Block, T. Ways, J. Burneka, G. Eiffert, J. Duckro, M. Garcia

Hopefully, the future team wi II recapture the true Eagle spirit. I guarantee, though, that this will not happen without more support from the students and faculty of Chaminade-Julienne High School. Bob Moeder

Alton Walker, Tim Saine, Bob Caporal, Kevin Mi Iler, Dennis Steinke, Bob Brun, Mike Bohman, Dave Trentnan

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Reserve Sherry Bradley Janet Bussinger Sheryl Coop'er Rhonda Downey Rita Geiger Eva Honingford Dawn Isbel Collette Jackson Evelyn Kiprotich Mary Agnes Mikalauskas Julie Raiff Phyllis Reichert Melissa Richards Daphne Rutledge Mary Schubert RECOR D: 4 wins, 5 losses

Varsity Leslie Bourne Janet Bussinger Sue Fay Felicia Hall Julie Kronenberger Pattie Mathes Jane Meyers Mary Agnes Mikalauskas Shei la Rapp Phyllis Re,ichert Kathy Schubert Kim Thomas .. RECORD: 7 wins, glosses

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"Simply to build ..â&#x20AC;˘ " These words from the poem, II Speak the Truth to the People" read by David Harris during the Black Week Assembly seem to be the essence of what the Black Student Union is. Building pride and unity from a common heritage, the Black Student Union hopes to create a better society for themselves and the people in their community. Four weeks of preparation went into the Black Student Union Black Week Assembly. A skit, an interpretative dance, and a number of readings from various black authors were presented to the C-J community. The theme of striving to gain and maintain equality through unity was clearly expressed in this moving and well planned performance.

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Rosie Rindler Mike Smelstor Pat Hinds Mary Bowman Steve Bowman Anne-Marie Bergeron Steve Meixner Nancy Taylor Mike Prier David Harri s Terri Luthman Rick Hicks Terri Hunt Marty Dunsky Joe Demeter - pianist Pat Mathes - percussionist On Feb. 26,1977 the ChaminadeJulienne Music Department sponsored C-Jl s first Dinner Theater. It was a big su'ccess and we look for-, ward to another one next year.

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Under the leadership of seniors George Spitzig, Larry Weisman and Greg Stone the men's track captured many titles during the 1977 season.

There were also many top individual performances that went on to the District Championships. Chuck Bridgeman and George Spitzig in the two mile, Tom Quigley in the mile, Larry Weisman in the 880, and the mile relay team of Pat McGarry, Larry Weisman, Greg Stone and Steve James. Sophomore Chuck Bridgeman went on to the State Championships by defending his sectional title, taking the District Championships, and going on to win State in a new school record.

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senior. They started out slowly but after capturing some team titles 'went on to compete in the Districts. In attendance for the individual events were Rita Geiger in the Mile Run and Donna Burroughs and Pattie Mathes ran in the 440 yard dash -- both going to the State Tournament. The 880 Medley Run (relay) consisted of Kim Adams, Colleen Moosebrugger, Donna Burroughs and Pattie Mathes. They placed second in the Districts and went on to place third in the State Meet. The mile relay team of Donna Burroughs, Pattie Mathes, Colleen Moosebrugger and Gale Crimmins also placed in Districts and went on to compete in the State Meet.

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Anita Begley L esl i e Bourne Mary Jane Markus Jody Spees Kathy S inkwitz Sue Neff Anita Suttmiller Kris Begley

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RESERVE Paul Ballman Paul Boeckman Tony Grah.am Goeff Levin Pat McDonald Bob Mikilas . Larry Satkowlal Todd Spees Jerry Westendorf Jim Wolff Won 4 Lost 3

TENNIS_

ATHLETIC AWARDS 1977

Barry Wabler

Men's Soccer

Chuck Bridgman Tom Quigley George Spitzig

Most Valuable Player Most Improved Player Most Spirited

Mary Jane Markus Leslie Bourne

Most Valuable Player Most Improved Player Best Defensive Player Most Improved Player Best Offensive Player

Men's Soccer

Diane Daly, Rita Geiger Patti Mathes

Best Defensive Player Most Improved Player Best Offensive Player

Tim Hickey Rocky Plaspohl Mike Wegerzyn Vernon Saine Tim Hickey Dan Moosbrugger

Most Valuable Player Most Improved Player Outstanding Offensive Outstanding Offensive Outstanding Defensive Outstanding Defensive

Ann Sobieski Mary Moeder Sandy Long Kim Plummer PhylliS' Reichert

Most Most Most Most Most

Don Block Dave Jabl insld

Lowest Stroke Average Most Improved

Cheryl McKnight

Cheerleading

Cheryl McKnight

Miss Cheerleader

Lineman Back lineman Back

Valuable - Varsity Spirited - Varsity Valuable - Reserve Spirited - Reserve Improved Player

WINTER SPORTS continued Gaier Moosbrugger Will Cahill

Outstanding Wrestler Most Improved Wrestler Best Offensive Wrestler Extra Effort

Wrestling

Jeff Dan Carl Jim

Women's Basketball

Julie Kronenberger Leslie Bourne Mary Agnes Mikalauskas Jane Meyers Theresa Pazitney

Most Most Most Most Most

Men's-Basketball

Steve Block Bob Brun Ron Long Mark Horstman John Kavanaugh Carl Miller Bob Moeder

Most Valuable Freshman Most Valuable Reserve Most Valuable Player Most Improved player Most Spirited Player Best Free Tflrow Award Best Rebounder

Larry Weisman Clayton Turner Chuck Bridgeman Larry Weisman

Most Valuable Player Most Improved Most Valuable Distance Man Team Man Award

Valuable Player Improved Player Spirited P!fyer Promising 60achable ,

SPRING SPORTS Men's Track

Most Valuable Player Most ImRroved

Men's Tennis Baseball

Softball

Gary Poeppelman Tom Smith John Kavanaugh Dan Corley Rick Burkhardt

Most Valuable Player Most Improved Outstanding Defensi e P.layer Outstanding Offensive layer Leading Hitter Most RBI'S

Jane Meyers Maureen Quinn Jeannie Gaier Felicia Hall

Most Most Most Most

Patti Mathes Rita Geiger Erin Haley

Most Valuable Player Most Improved Most Spirited

Valuable Player Improved Spirited Promising Reserve

\Scholar Athlete Athletic Director's AWard

SPORTS AWARDS_

The Yearbook presented yet another year of the mellow music known at C-J as Music by Candlelight. Throughout the. year, alumni returned and new faces arrived to provide that special kind of entertainment that has become a C-J tradition the coffeehouse . Our thanks to Claire Staton, Molly Agnew, Barb Becker, and Father Abmayr for making it happen . .. again.

Some Familiar Coffeehouse faces: Barb Becker Molly Agnew Tom Carroll Chris Bowman Joe Burneka Kyle Aughe Claire Staton Mary Bohman Debbie Smith

COFFEE HOUSE

Drum Major Award - Bob Fox Outstanding Band Member Freshman - John Shay Sophomore - Joe Demeter Junior - Chris Painter Senior - Rosie Rindler Outstanding Chorus Member Freshman - Wendy Bonner路 Sophomore - Peter Burger Junior ~ Steve Bowman Senior - David Harris Outstanding Marching Band Members - Gary Yarnall Sheila McKeon Most Improved Marching Band Member - Steve Meixner Most Spirited Drill T.eam Member - Kim - Jones Music Director's Award for Service - Peter Burger John P. McHale Memorial Award for Vocal . Music Service - Mary Bohman ' Alumni Association Award for Service - Gary Yarnall Bob Reeb National Music Honor Society Award for Outstanding Musician - Martin Dunsky

MUSIC AWARDS_

The Yearbook presented yet another year of the mellow music known at C-J as Music by Candlelight. Throughout the, year, alumni returned and new faces arrived to provide that special kind of entertainment that has become a C-J tradition the coffeehouse. Our thanks to Claire Staton, Molly Agnew, Barb Becker, and Father Abmayr for making it happen ... again .

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Drum Major Award - Bob Fox Outstanding Band Member Freshman - John Shay Sophomore - Joe Demeter Junior - Chris Painter Senior - Rosie Rindler Outstanding Chorus Memb'e r Freshman - Wendy Bonner, Sophomore - Peter Burger Junior ~ Steve Bowman Senior - David Harris Outstanding Marching Band Members - Gary Yarnall Sheila McKeon Most Improved Marching Band Member - Steve Meixner Most Spirited Drill Team Member - Kim -Jones Music Director's Award for Service - Peter Burger John P. McHale Memorial Award for Vocal , Music Service - Mary Bohman â&#x20AC;˘ Alumni Association Award for Service - Gary Yarnall Bob Reeb National Music Honor Society Award for Outstanding Musician - Martin Dunsi<y

MUSIC AWARDS_

Softball Beginning an early season, the Eagles started well. A major reason was Jane Meyer's excellent pitching. In four games, she reached into double figures with strike outs, totaling 91 for the season. Another reason for the success was the occassional and spectacular bursts of hitting led by shortstop Theresa Pazitney, third baseman Kim Thomas and catcher/outfielder Collette Jackson . Rating first in the Greater Dayton League, the Eagles placed Mary Jo Summers and Jane Meyers on the first team and Theresa Pazitney received an Honorable Mention. Special thanks go to Leslie Bourne, manager and Mary Agnes Mikalauskas, scorekeeper.

TEAM ROSTER Mary Caporal Mary Jo Summers Kim Thomas Kathy Williamson Jeanne Gaier Coleen Jablinski Jul ie Kronenberger Kathy Overman

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Kathy Schubert Dawn Isbel Jane Meyers Brigid Palmer Teresa Pazitney Maureen Quinn Collette Jackson

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Meadowdale Stivers-Patterson Carroll Miamisburg Jefferson Beavercreek Fairmont East Fairmont West Carroll Alter Oakwood Alter

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r In January, the C - J Theater Department presented its second show. The loyal efforts of the thespians this time produced "The Roar of the Greasepaint, The Smell of the Crowd". All through December, the worry, the screams , the intolerance, the flat notes and the tears were abundant. But in January this cathartic nightmare vanished when the sparkling musical tragicomedy burst onto the stage for a five performance run. The show was under the direction of Fr. Bob Bouffier. Without his dedication, pati ence and tears, the producti on could not have been staged.

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l THE ROAR OF THE GREASEPAINT THE SMELL OF THE CROWD CAST Sir: Mike Smelstor Cocky: David Harris Kid: Rick Hicks Girl: Quinny Sutton Negro: Lynn Jordan Urchins: Steve Meixner Mary Ann Wamsley Tom Drewing Terri Luthman Joe Downt6n Tony GraHam Ray Geiger DIRECTOR - Fr. Bob Bouffier MUSICAL DIRECTOR - B,r. Bruce Giffln

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Spring ""'IiI Isn't it nice? The kids out on the track shouting to their fri ends Frisbees flying high as springtime spirits Classes and assignments abandoned for a few sunny .moments This time of year promises summer and putting scholarly tasks away Spring Our sun shines on us from the clear April sky Warm breezes play with our hair The rain is sweet and brings the youthful rowdiness indoors (much to teachers' dismay) Spring It is a resurrection A renaissance When I feel I love the world Spring Isn't it nice ~ Carol Sarabia ~

SPRING_

, On Thursday I May 19 I 1977 I the C-J Music Department presented its annual Festival of Music at the Victory Theater. The evening included performances by the symphon i c band I the mens and womens choruses and ensembles I the mixed chorus and the Jazz Lab band. The directors of the evenings entertainment were Bro. Giffin and Mr. Brockman and the host was Lou Emm of WHIO. ~

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Rick Burkhardt Dan Corley Chris Eifert Bob Finke Greg Gorczynsl< i Dan Grimme Mike Ivory John Kavanaugh Carl Miller Jeff Mitrisin Bob Moeder Rocky Plaspohl Gary Poeppelman Jim Roll Tom Smith Barry Wabler

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teachers for their assistance and guida he te ers aided us in gaining the knowledge we however, there is more. They have helped us all al e understanding has been vital to us. The sacrifices eyond Wbrds. W ob usly would not be here today if it were If-~~~_

rom everyone, though, I ask patience. We do not yet know all the troubles weill ow Ufels road. We can at times be slow learners and for this reason we need m critics. When you are out of compassion and consideration for the young, is not th in this world over? Each of us has many memories of Chaminade-Julienne. Yet we c not dwell on th cannot expect the ~ast to carry us through what is ahead. All of us have stumbled d somet'mes fallen along the way. Yet we always seem able to pick ourselves up, b sh . ourselves off, and then make the resolution not to stumble over the same problem ain. So with bigh school, we hope to take all our experiences and build on them for the futt/re. As th doors of Chaminade-Julienne close behind us, new doors open in front of us. On the other side of these doors I ie the possible realization of our dre . But our work is cut out for us. True goals are not easily reached. Letls hope we all have th¢ strength to stay with our search for this realization, whereever it leads. Letls hope we will not be afraid to have a firm purpose nor sta d alone to make that purpose known. And letls ope we wULpu.t. . to all our future efforts all which we are capaole{ and so reach success Quoting John Wooden again, he said, "S u is peace of mind whicn is a direct result-of sflf satisfaction in knowing you did y'our best the best you are capable of becoming. II

The theme is "Days of Future Passed II • To me, t~is means all that I looked has been here and is now gone. Yet th~t does not stop me frol1 looking forward to in ahead. Each the promise of tomorrow < and that ~t~ of tomorrow has madepNhat welve done Itill now wort hile. I think we lOOk ahead wi ;a c tain hesitant antici tion. The future is an exciting chal ge, but also an unknown. The cnartging of patterns new friends in high scho as just an introduction to Hfe. Mlcliael Coil ins, an astronaut, said, liTo places and do things that havs never been done before I iving is all about. II

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nistratio and staff of Chaminadeand friends. On behalf of the graduating to this eve ing's ceremonies. one way or another, for the last four of Il we are getting out of here! II began '"'O'I'.... "'l't the general excitement of the day I We than IIgetting out"i it means IImoving "",(;'nlnr" with its teachers on one hand and n .. r .. our relationships and expe ienc $ lI . .

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" ... we can't go back, we can only look behind from where we came and go round and round and round in the circle game . . . "