Moeller High School 1966 Football Programs

1966 VARSITY TEAM ROSTER

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1966 MOELLER FOOTBALL TEAM

1966 "FIGHTING CRUSADERS" SCHEDULE PRINCETON-----Sept. 9 Friday 8 PM at Princeton Stadium ..... Hamilton County League champs last year. Expected to repeat this season. Neighborhood rival; Has had excellent football teams the past five years.

'HUGHES------Sept. 16 Friday 8 PM at Sycamore Stadium .••.• New coach; best speed in town; in Cincinnati Public League; should have a real good team this year. Plenty of experience.

WOODWARD---Sept. 24 Saturday 8 PM at Sycamore Stadium ...•. Picked to be Public League champs this year. Plenty of experience, good sizei and a lot of speed. Has had good footbal teams in the past. ~~LE-----Sept.

30 Friday 8 PM at Oak Hills um .... First league game·h Hard-nosed, and tough team to beat. Should ave a real good team with plenty of size. ·

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14 Friday 8 PM at Sycamore Loaded with talent, should be one of the best teams in the state. Outstanding offensive punch. Great football tradition.

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BACQN-----Oct. 21 Friday 8 PM at Bacon Sta ium .••.• Also loaded with talent, should also be one of the state's best football teams.

Great football tradition. High State Ranking the last 8 years.

McNICHOLA§-----Oct. 28 Friday 8 PM at Anderson stad1um ..... Always the team to pull upsets in the league. New coach, and a lot of returning lettermen.

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ST. XAYIE&-----Nov. 6 Sunday 2 PM at Sycamore Stadium .•.•. Hasn't lost a g?~e outside of the league the past two seasons. Expected to be loaded again this year. Big linemen and great backs are the keynote to this year's ball club. ~~~~LL-----Nov.

13 Sunday 2 PM at Sycamore With a good senior class and an junior class, Purcell should be right in the thick of the league standings this year. Probably the best speed in the league. Been Ranked in Top Ten in the state many times.

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NEWPOR~ ~THOLIC---Oct.

7 Friday 8 PM at Newport. Sa iUm ..... Coming into the league for the first time. Last year's rank was third in the state of Kentucky. Have many returning lettermen. *League teams of the GCL are underlined.

Name ENDS Amorini, Drew Bishop, Rick Busemeyerb Bill Falgner, ave Foley, Jim Jackson, John Repasy, Jack Shafer, Dave Schwertman, Tom Smallwood, Glen Vicar, Tim TACKLES Holthaus, Denny Albers, Tim Colvin, Mike Gapinski, Mike Gardner, Tom Harpring, Jack Kuhn, Rick Langefels, Tom Stueck, Wally Widmeyer, John GUARDS Andrews, Mark Apking, Don Boehner, John Fischerc Flynn Gates, hris Haverkos, Nick Humbert, Dan O'KeefebhPat Weber, uck Zimmer, Mike CENTERS Luning, George Novokov, Dan Doherty, John QUARTER BACKS Barris, Bob Eysoldt, Marty Schweitzer, Joe HALF BACKS Bien Herm Crabie Jack Farreli, Mark Hacker, Bob HayKood, Steve Jac son, Bill Kemmeter, Dan Malarkey, Jim McDonala, Dan Ripperger, Gary Vanden Eyden, Jerry Coad, Bob FULL BACKS Dahle, Tim Jo nson, John Outlaw, Ed Kneipp, Andy

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170 8' Sr. Sr. 185 170~~ Sr. 170 Jr. 175 Jr. Sr. 170 Jr. 160 198 Sr. 168 Sr.

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168 Jr. 159 \~Jr. 168 Sr. 188 l'l Sr. 160 \"k Jr. 170 Sr. 163 Jr. 170 IS' Sr. Jr. 158 Jr. 164

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GENERAL INFORMATION ON MOELLER HIGH SCHOOL Moeller High School 9001 Montgomery Road Cincinnati, Ohio 45242 Phone 791-1683

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Enrollment; 1100 boys - upper 4 grades Home Field; Sycamore Stadium capacity - approx. 5,000 weal News Media: Cincinnati Enquirer Paul Ritter, Al Heim Cincinnati Post & Times Star Joe Quinn, Pat Harmon Conference - GCL includes the following members; Elder, LaSalle, McNicholas, Newport Catholic, Roger Bacon, Purcell, St. Xavier Nickname - FIGHTING CRUSADERS Administration Bro. Lawrence Eveslage, S.M. Principal Bro. Joseph Meder, S.M. Treasurer Bro. Donald Dahlmann S.M. Dean Fr. Joseph Kerr, S.M. Team Chaplin Bro. Joseph Tragesar, S.M. Band Director Team Doctor- Dr. E.V. Walters; Team NurseMrs. E.V. Walters; Cheerleader Moderator Bro. Robert Flaherty, S.M.

Buddy Jackson, Nick Haverkos, Jim Malarkey Jack Harpring It has been a tradition each year at Moeller for the letter winners of the previous year to elect four co-captains for the next year.

Two boys are elected from the offensive team and two from the defensive team. Once again we are very fortunate to have four outstanding leaders chosen by their teammates to carry on the leadership necessarY to have winning football.

HISTORY OF FOOTBALL AT MOELLER HIGH SCHOOL Moeller is goin~ into its fourth year of varsity football w1th 27 wins and 3 losses. Playing in the tough Greater Cincinnati League and having played outstanding outside opponents, this makes the record even more spectacular.

In 1963, Moeller fielded its first senior team.

That season Moeller won 9 games while only losing 1. During that season the Crusaders racked up 355 points while only allowing 65.

This outstanding record brought the crusaders the runner-up in the GCL plus a state ranking of 17th in the A. P. poll. In 1964 the Crusaders won 8 while losing 2. That year the Crusaders scored 200 points offensively and had 97 points scored a~ainst them, and once again were runners-up 1n the league with Bacon and Elder in a tie for the championship. In 1965 Moeller won 10 games, and lost none. The Crusaders scored 226 points while holding the opponents to 33. That year the team won the GCL and was ranked 3rd in the state.

Moeller has been very proud of its past record and hopes that it can continue to improve.

Moeller is also very proud of its academic achievements in the past 3 years as well as its well-rounded athletic program, offering 8 other varsity sports.

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GERRY FAUST, Head Football Coach and Athletic Director; BS University of Dayton 1958; MED Xavier University 1965; Age 31, Married; 1 girl.

GEORGE MARKLAY·, Offensive Backfield Coach'and Offensive End Coach; BS University of Dayton 1961; Age 28, Married; 2 boys.

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PHIL GIGLIOTTI, Head Defensive Coach and Defensive Backfield Coach; BS University of Dayton 1963; Age 28, Single.

TIM ROSE, Defensive Line Coach and Defensive Coordinator; BS Xavier University 1963; MED Xavier University 1965; Married; 1 boy, 1 drl.

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~~l The big job behind the scenes, and a most important job. These men are the backbone of the Moeller football team. They spend many hours working to have everything in tip-top shape for the football teams. Many times not a glamourous job, but a job that the players and coaches are very thankful for.

Our senior managers this year are; Dan Gahl, (head manager); Dave Wergowske, (trainer); Urban Jones, (equipment manager). Plus three junior managers; Jim Meiser. ~arry Newton, and Gary Glassmeyer.

MOELLER HIGH SCHOOL BAND••.......••••.•••. l966 The Moeller Band was organized in January of 1962 by Brother Thomas Donohue and Mr. Donald Frank. It was a very spirited organization from the beginning. Today this all boys band numbers about 60. Due to the cooperation of the parents faculty and students, the band has been weli uniformed since 1964. The Moeller band has performed in parades since its first year. It is a concert and marching band. It has been performing at practically all football games since the fall of 1963 .. The director of the band since September 1963 is Brother Joseph Trageser S.M ..

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PAUL KENNY, Head Reserve Coach and Reserve Backfield Coach; in charge of scouting; BS Xavier University 1965; Age 23; Married

FRANK LAWHORN, Line coach reserve football team, and scout for the varsity; BS University of Dayton 1966; Age 23; Single.

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WILLIAM CLARK, In charge of statistics and weight traininf; BS University of Cincinnati 958; Age 34;· Married; 3 boys, 1 girl.

DAN GIBBONS, Assistant Athletic Directori. AB Villa Madonna 1964; Age 25; Married; ·1 girl.

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This Brochure is dedicated to the Society of Maryh a teaching order of priests and Brothers whic has done much good for the youth of our countrY. to Bro. Lawrence Eveslaee. the Principal who has done so much to build Moeller Hi~h School. and last but not least to the w1ves of the coaches who have to sit home those many hours while their husbands are preparing for each game.

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JIM GATES, Head Freshman Coach; BS Xavier University 1965; Age 24; ·Married; 3 boys.

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Sunday November 13, 1966 2:00P.M.

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MOEllER HIGH SCHOOL Principal: Bro. Lawrence Eveslage, S.M. Head Coach Gerry Faust Ass't. Athletic Director: Dan Gibbons Band Director: Bro. Joseph Trag.eser, S.M.

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·Assista-nt Coaches: Phil Gi~liotti, Jim Gates, George Marklay, Paul Kenny Tim Rose, Frank Lawhorn 11 HARRIS, Bob 12 EYSOLDT, Marty 14 SCHWEITZER, Joe 15 JACKSON, Bill 20 HACKER, Bob 22 KEMMETER, Dan 23 BIPPERGER, Gary 24 .CRABLE, Jack 25 BIEN, Tom 27 BISHOP, Rick 30 FOLEY, Jim 32 OUTLAW, ,Ed 33 KNEIPP, Andy .34 JOHNSON, John 40 HAYGOOD, Steve 41 VANDEN EYDEN, J. .42 McDONALD, Dan 43 COAD, Bob 44 MALARKEY, Jim 45 FARRELL, Mark 50 GATES, Chris 52 HAVERKOS, Nick 53 DOYLE, Tim 54 LUNNING, George 56 NOVAKOV, Dan 60 BOEHNEI\, John 61 FALGNER, Dave

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Head Statistician: Bill Cla~k Managers: Head Mgr. Dan Gahl Equip. Mgr.-Urban Jones Trainer· .·. Dave Wer_gD.wske Managers: ·L. Newton, M•. Rader_, J.Meiser, G.Gliismeyer, .E. Jones, D. Yemola,.R.Fqltz.

Team Physician: Dr. E.Vance .W~liers .

Tickets and Business Mgr. . Bro. Jos~ph·Meder, ·S.M. 62 HUMBERT, Dan G 180 Jr. 63 ZIMMER, Mike G 195 Sr. 64 DOHERTY, Jol!n .c 168 ·Jr ..

65 ANDREWS, Mark G 200 Jr. 66 FISCHER, Flynn G 181 Sr. 67 WEBER, Chuck G ··192 Sr. 68 O'KEEFE, ·Pat G 200 Sr. 69 SIMPSON, Greg HB 160 Jr. 70 GARDNER, Tom T 200 Sr. 71 GAPINSKI, Mike T 183 Jr .

72 WIDMEYER,. John T 200 Jr. 73 HARPRING, Jack T 210 Sr ..

74 COLVIN, Mike T 200 Jr..

75 · HOLTHAUS, Denny T 200 Jr .

1 77 ALBERS, Tim T 210 Jr. 78 KUHN, Rick T 222 Sr. 79 LANGFELS, Tom· T 217 Jr. 80 BUSEMEYEH, Bill E 170 Sr. 81 SMALLWOOD, Glen E 198 Sr. 82 AMORINI·, Norb E 163 Sr; 84 REPASY, Jack E 175 Jr. 85 VICAR, Tim E 168 Sr. 86 JACKSON, John .E 180 Jr. 87 SHAFER, Dave E 170 Sr. 88 ·sCH-WERTMAN, Tom E 160 Jr.

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HEAD :COACH •••••••••••••••••••• iArt DelConte

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ATHLETIC DIRECTOR ••••••••••••• Bernard Sinchek

ASSISTANTS •••••••••••••••••••• Larry Devanney Bob Konkol y ,

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10 BRINKMEYER, Joe 11 .FOLDEN, Don 13 HAVLIN, Mike 20 CARROLL, Ke.v:ln .21 KENNEDY, Bill 22 BERNHARD, .Roger 23 .SHEEHAN, 'Terry 24 BROWN, John 30 BRADY, Jim 31 HAWTHORNE, Dan 32 ANDERSoN, Mike 33 QUINN, Terry 34 SCHAEFFER, Ed 40 FORTE, Gene 41 SEBASTLAN, .Eric .42 WYNN, Bob 43 McKERNAN, Mike 50 SMITH, John 51 REINERT, Joe 52 MERCURIO, Mark 54 TEPE, Jim 60 SIMON, Paul 61 .CAMERON, Denny 62 LEAVER, .Craig

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SETA, Joe G LB BROWN, Jim HAVEN, Gene G MINELLA, Dan G KUHR, Steve LB GRONEFELD, Jim G BAMONTE, Mike T HINDERSMAN, 'Gary T .

BROWN, Bob T. MADS, Paul T BOVE, Tom T HARMEIER, Dave T NASH, Ron T KEARNEY, Jerry DE-T FANNING, John DHB BAUER, Marty E-DHB HEBBLER, .Ray DHB E WOESTE, Herb E TURNER, Dwight E SIMFDNE, Dan E PURSIFUL, Mark E PALMA, Gene E TEPE, Dave E SAUNDERS, Bruce

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Many thanks to o~r principal~ Bro. Lawrence, who has been an educational father to us, guiding us spiritually~ physically, and mentally throughout these four years.

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Many thanks to our coaches and Dr. Walters for the many hours of time and dedication to help us become better individuals.

Class of 1967

"WHERE QUALITY STARTS FRESH EVERY DAY"

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I. The Cavalier's have had a tough season but a win over Moeller would make their season successful. The game today has special significance as Moeller will be assured of a tie for GCL championship, if they win. TOday is the final game for the Senior players and they want to depart champions for the second year in a row.

The Fighting Crusaders of the class of 67 are: 11-Marty EJsoldt, 14-Joe Schweitze~ 15-Bil~J~­ son,. 23-Gar.y Ripperger, .30-Jim FOley, 32-Ed OUtlaw, 40-Steve Haygood, 44-Jim larlarkey, 50-Chris Gates 52 Nick Raverkos, 61-Dave Falgner, 63-Mike Zimmer ' 86-FlYDn Fischer~ 87-Charles Weber, 69-Pat O'Keefe, 70-TOm Gardner, ~3-Jack Harpring, 78-Eric Kuhn, SO-Bill Busemeyer, 81-Glen Smallwood, 82-Norb Amorini, 85-Tim Vicar, and 87-Dave Shafer.

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are Moeller bas ever They are conscientious, loyal, and bave done an outstanding job. These men are Trainer-Dave Wergowske, Head Manager Dan G~hl, and Equipment Manager Urban Jones.

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