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MOELLER HIGH SCHOOL FIGHTING CRUSADERS

Principal: Head Football Coach: Assistant Coaches;

Bro. Lawrence Eveslage, S.M.

Gerry Faust George Ecker, Bill Meloy,· Phil Gigliotto, George Morkl.ay, Mike Morrissey, Tim Rose Je.am.Xhysi<::Jan: ·E. Vance Walters, M.D. Bro. Joseph Trageser, S.M ..

Band Director: George Hoobler,· Ed Hebenstreit, Mike Kelly, Managers: Dan Hummer, Dave Wergowske, Dave Lucas .-.•..,,_,Jun Jones, Jim Springfield Head

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yton Roth Falcons who open the season tonight against Moeller's . Crusaders, come to Cincinnati presenting championship . Last year's team fought to an undefeated season finishi e state in the final poll.

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Many . ¡ st years regulars returned, headed by pro all state sele ons fullback Jim'l]!J'din, end Ron Ditto, and back Verbie . der. Walder was pi eked as first team a II re-season poll.

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rs are starting their third varsi son, and Seniors from fielding their seco i or team. A Ithough they last years fine team, ch posted a fine 9 - 1 , they are sti II expected to be a contender for the 1onship of the Greater Cincinnati ne of the top scholastic leagues in the S Tonights contest should p between tv.o proven Southwester

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MOELLER ·HIGH SCHOOL. "FIGHTING CRUSADERS" OFFICIAL

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MOELLER HIGH SCHOOL FIGHTING CRUSADERS

Principal: Head Football Coach: Assistant Coaches: Assistant A. D. Team Physician: ·Band. Director: Managers:

·Bro. Lawrence Eveslage, S.M. Gimy Faust <:;eorge Markley,· Mike Morrissey, Phil Gigliotti George Ecker, Tim Rose, Bill Meloy Dan Gibbons · Vance Walters, D-.O. h Trageser, ·S.M. Ed Hebenstreit,

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SENIOR SOUVENIR PROGRAM

Moeller's Seniors

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NEWPORT CATHOLIC DEER PARK STADIUM Friday, November 13th, 1964

PRICE 15 CENTS

MOELLER HIGH SCHOOL FIGHTING CRUSADERS

Bra. Lawrence Eveslage, S.M~ Gerry Faust George Mark lay, Mike Morrissey, Phi I Gigliotti George Ecker, Tim Rase, Bill Meloy Dan Gibbons _ <;,~,>..._ Assistant A. D. Team Physician: _. ....-·-:E-.Vance Walters, D.O. Jf- ., 7 ·Band Director: rA_-_ ~ · •• '·_,!(~_Ja~ep.h Trageser, S.M. .

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Bro. Mark Mr. James Connor Mr. Charles Frederick Robert Schneider, James Bolger Bro. Joesphus

~noth.ei- 'fine 'year ''of rootbair ·e·ncr~ s: ing with ii record of 8 wins and lo;es. After io~ing two su-aight midseason, the· Crusaders bounced back winning the last five games, including one against a strong St. os x. Last Friday night they dealt , ......\ ~ ,- : ... :/. ,.. .//. . /! ........ OBh a hardnosed Newport Catholic H ~{ ',.c:.J /l,vY<I · ·>· · · · •· · · · ·.:-· "-· ·: · · ·i· .,'i · · ·;)..QS' ~ eleven a 14 to 0 setback.

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Jn the third quarter a 65-yard run by Dave Kneipp set up thesecond Moeller score. Wilcox~0$'1; added his second score on a twt)~ yard run to climax a 67-yard ·Moeller threatened to score gain in the fourth quarter after exchange of fumbles but also fumbled to end their drive the Newport II. 0 7 7 Moeller 0 0 0 Newport •

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

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Although posting o 4 win 5 loss seaso~ record thus far, Newport has never lost badly, and in four 'of their losses the losing margin totaled o';,iy 27 points. The Thoroughbreds battled o strong Covington Holmes team down to the wire before suciumbing by the unusol score of 7 to 4; they dropped a close 6-0 game to perennial state power Ashland and undefeated Hamilton Catholi was able to eke out a bare one touchdown victory. \ I Newport counts among its victories an i . m p r L .: ? over . 'Fleming County and a 36-24 win over G.C.L. representative McNicholas. '\ •

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A BLESSED CHRISTMAS AND SUCCESSFUL & HOLY NEW YEAR

1964 MOELLER FOOTBALL TEAM

from Coach Gerry Faust. and Staff

P. GiqhoHi B. Clark T. Rose G. Markley B. Meloy G. Ecker Mike Morrissey G. Faust

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P.M ... Elder at Elder .1..7 P.M ... McNicholas at Elder If P.M ... Dayton Wilbur Wright at 0 Deer Pork Sunday Nov. 1 .. 3 P.M.... (DH) St. Xovi"r at X.U. Stadiuf6 Sunday~ ft--â&#x20AC;¢ov. 8 .. 2 P.M ... Purcell at lockland 0 Sunday/. Nov. 15 .. 2 P.M ... Newport Catholic at Deer Perk 0 18 .. 8 26 .. 8 2 .. 8 9 .. 8 18 .. 2 23 .. 8

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1964 VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM RECORD: 8 WINS and 2 LOSSES AYLWARD, BILL-Jr. BACKHUS, TOM-Jr. BERGMAN, DON-Jr. BIEN, STEVE-Jr. BOLLMER, JEFF-Sr. . BROWN, DAN-Sr. BUCKMASTER, JERRY-Sr. DAVIS, JIM-Jr. DEANGELIS, BOB-Jr. EYSOLDT, MARTY-Soph.

FELDHAUS, PETE-Jr. HALL, TED-Sr. HANLON, ROGER-Sr. HANLON, TERRY-Jr.

HARPRING, JACK-Soph.

HAVERKOS, NICK-Soph.

HEENAN, DENNY-Sr. HERBERTH, BILL-Sr. JACKSON BILL-Soph.

JOHNSON, DEN-Jr. KISHPAUGH, TOM.:..:_Jr. KNEiPP, DAVE....:...Sr. · LOFLAND, HARRY~Sr. LONG, KEN-Sr. MERKLE, DAN-Sr. MESCHER, HARRY-Jr. MITSCH, JOE-Sr. MONAHAN, JOHN-Jr.

MONTAG, CARL-Sr. MOUCH, JERRY-Jr. NIEHAUS, BILL-Soph.

O'KEEFE, PAT-Soph.

PASCO, GREG-Sr. RAHE, DON-Sr. RIELAG, GENE-Sr. SCHAFER, JOE-Jr. SCHMID, DON-Sr. .

SCHWERTMAN, JIM-Jr. SHAFER. JIM-Sr. .

SHRINER, FRED-Jr. SMYTH, MIKE_:_Soph.

STANFORTH. GARY-Jr.

STICKLER, AL-Sr. STIGLER, JOHN-Jr. SULLIVAN, JIM-Sr. WAKIM, TOM-Sr. WEITZEL, MIKE-Jr. WENE, GREG-Sr. . WIEHE, DON-Jr. WILCOXSON, DAVE-Jr. WISE, FRANK-Jr. MALARKEY, JIM-Soph.

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PROGRAM MR. LOU M ETZ. . . . ................... Toastmaster REV. BRO. LAWRENCE EVESLAGE, S.M ................... Principal REV. CHARLES CANCILLIERI.. . ................. Team Chaplain BRO. PAUL MERLAND, S.M .............................. Treasurer MR. WILLIAM "PETE" ANKNEY .... Head Coach, University of Dayton MR. GERRY FAUST ......................... Athletic Director MR. DAN GIBBONS. . . . . . . . . . . ...... Assistant Athletic Director MR. GERRY FAUST ................................ Head Coach DR. E. VANCE WALTERS, D.O ...................... Team Physician MR. DICK SELCER ................ Assistant Coach, Xavier University MR. BILL CLARK. . . . .................... A Great Friend of Moeller.

GEORGE ECKER MIKE MORRISSEY PHIL GIGLIOTII

Assistant Coaches: BILL MELOY GEORGE MARKLAY TIM ROSE Managers:

MIKE KELLY-Sr. GEORGE HOOBLER-Jr. DON BEARDSLEE-Jr. DAN HUMMER-Jr. DAVE LUCAS-Jr. ED HABENSTREIT-Jr.

URBAN JONES-Soph DAVE WERGOWSKE-Soph DAN GAUL-Soph ROBERT TODD-Soph DON ROECKER~Freshman