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C-J Upsets Oakwood In Season Opener

With 24 seconds to go, the score a 14-14 tie, Oakwood lined up for what would be the game winning field goal. Yet at the snap of the ball Steve Gemza burst through the line blocking the kick, the ball bouncing into the arms of Mike Laffer who ran 57 yards for the game winning score.

Mike Raiff

Jack Sullfvan sets C-J rushing record with 1043 yards

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SEASON RECORD

3-6-1

C-J 21 OaKwood 14 C-J 8 Beechcroft . 21 C-J 0 Purcell 21 C-J 27 Fairview 0 C-J 6 Springfield Catholic 11 -CJ 21 Jackson 0 C-J 12 Jefferson 25 C-J 6 Carroll 21 C-J 14 Wilbur Wright 14 C-J 0 Alter 23

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Describing Michael Loffer's style of play is not very hard . A true definition of his play would be the word "heart." He loved the game, the interaction of fight­ing side by side with his teammates and never giving up. He was always making the big play. Whenever there was a fumble or interception he always seemed to be the one coming up with the ball, turn­ing the game around. He was the backbone of the defense, both in his playas he led the team in tack­les, fumble recoveries and key plays, but also in the leadership he provided. His hard work inspired oth­ers to play above their capabilities for he showed the qualities of never giving up and playing even when hurt. Nothing could keep him from playing. One statement that could sum it all up: "God's de­fense must have been terrible, for he needed Mi­chael to make it strong. "

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Playing this year was a gift; it made all of us grow and learn a newer concept of the . meaning of life. Although we finished only at 3-6-1 in all of our games, we kept scratching and fighting to the end. We developed the attitude of "never say die." All we seniors know this attitude is necessary for situations facing us today. We all stuck together and found that we had strength. Besides developing a feel­ing of brotherhood on the field, we had alot of fun, but most importantly we learnea to love each other and respect each, man in his own way.

Brett Hodge Tony Honingford Roger Humphries. John Janowiecki Brian Jarrett Ken Jones Craig Kirby Kurt Konicki Bob Kurpiel Mike Loffer CCj rlos Lopez Eric Mays

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Tom Radominski Mike Raiff Clete Richardson Ron Richardson Bob Roush ' Mark Sargent Mike Sargent Steve Schwendeman Mark Schirmer Doug Smith Jack Sullivan Bob Sutter .

Mike Grothouse Dan Hagerty

Jim Moeder George McKinney Steve Mosser John Moyler

Tony T-okasey Dennis Trentman

Earl Hampton Damian Hathcock Kevin Hickey Lance Higginbotham John Hodapp

Jim Pearson Dave Radominski Gary Radominski

Vic Tucker Dan Vore • Mike Vore Greg Wenclewicz George Wittman

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Volleyballers Take GDL This season was the most action packed year ever. With victories over arch rivals Jefferson, Carroll and Alter, we clinched the GDL championship for the first time in three years with an over all fantastic record of 13-4. To help our team to such a successful season, the Most Valuable Player Award went to Joyce Walker. The Most Improved Award went to Bonnie Coffey who never gave up and was always striving to be that much better. The so called "Wild and Crazy" - Most Spirited Award - went to Teresa Pazitney for all her efforts at bringing the team to an unstoppable high.

This season was quite emotional because for the fourth season in a row we had a new coach. Miss Regan, better known as "Eggy", did her best and united the team which was essential to winning. This victorious season was dedi­cated to the seven seniors on the team and will be treasured always.

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Kneeling - Bonnie Coffey, Melinda Campbell, Kim Plummer, Teresa Pazitney, Annette Bertke, Brigid Palmer, Denise Koenig. Standing -Coach Peggy Regan, Connie Coffey, Ann Achbach, Kelly Connor, Agnes Reichert, Jane Meyers, Phyllis Reichert, Mgr. Felicia Hall. Missing -Joyce Walker, Sandy Lang.

Kneeling - Laura Eifert, Sherry Shade, Margaret Richardson, Rita Meyers, Beth Plummer, Suzanne Schiml, Mgr. Felicia Hall. Standing - Niki Walker, Paula Marcheski, Roxann Saunders, Karrie Spees, Vida Gecas, Theresa Moeder, Barb Burgmeir, Coach Peggy Regan.

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VARSITY I' 12-3-0

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RESERVE 4-7-0

L Fairmont East L Alter W Stebbins L Centerville L Fairmont West

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C-J "Graduates" Its First Senior Soccer Players

Four years ago coach Don Weimert organized a Men's Soccer Team made up of students who had a desire to play other area high school soccer teams. This year brought about the graduation of the last four members of C-J's very first Soccer Club. They were Ken Harsha, Keith Bruns, JR Tompkins, and Joe Smith. Eight seniors will be leaving the club this year. These men contributed to the team spirit and gave 110% effort throughout these past seasons. The Soccer Club's transition to success is evident by coming from a 6-7-3 season last year to a 12-6-1 record this year.

C-J is looking toward future talented teams with many members of the Reserve filling the shoes of the seniors.

Receiving special recognition were Mark Wilson for making First Team All Area, Tony Bonfig for receiv­ing Honorable M.ention, and Keith Bruns and Craig Eifert for making the Greater Dayton League Team. Look for many more exciting seasons from this team!

JR Tompkins

SEASON RECORDS

RESERVE VARSITY 6-3-1 10-5-1

2 Toledo St. John 0 C-J 7 Toledo St. John 2 2 Northmont 4 C-J 2 Miami Valley 1 1 Carroll 1 C-J 3 Northmont 4 2 Wayne 3 C-J 7 Wilbur Wright 0 8 Trotwood 1 C-J 1 Yellow Springs 3 1 Wayne 0 C-J 2 Carroll 2 6 Oakwood 0 C-J 5 West Carrollton 0 5 Wilbur Wright 3 C-J 1 Wayne 2 1 Alter 5 C-J 2 Trotwood 1 1 Fairborn Baker 1 C-J 0 Yellow Springs 3 5 Dayton Christian 3 C-J 3 Oakwood 0

C-J 3 Meadowdale 1 C-J 7 Oakwood 0 C-J 2 Alter 3 C-J 5 Fairborn Baker 3 C-J 3 Miami Valley 0

Tournament 2-1-0 C-J 5 Troy 3 C-J 6 Greenon 2 C-J 0 Yellow Springs 7

RESERVE: Sitting: Ron Bruns, Dave Neff, Kevin Clark, Tony Ricker, Larry Weizman, Joey Jordan, Tom McCloskey. Kneeling: John Hon­ingford, Don Eifert, John Ricker, Joe Mueller, Dave Bruns, Ron Russo , Mike McDonald, Rick Heider. Standing: Doug Marchal, Karl Erling, Richard Mannix, Ron Eifert, Greg Coffey, Steve Gross, Adam Votaw, Joe Jergens, Dan Mauch, Not-Pictured: Tony Michael , Bill Whitely.

VARSITY: Bottom Row: John Burgmeier, Dave Statzer, Dave Rich­ard , Ken Harsha. 2nd Row: Rob Detmer, Todd Revere, Ken Wilson . 3rd Row: Pat Saluke, Joe Smith, Craig Eifert, Chris Budich. 4th Row:. Keith Bruns, Glenn Brack, Steve Raiff. Tony Bonfig. 5th Row: Mark Wilson, Bob Brun . Not Pictured: Jerry Tompkins.

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SEASON RECORD

5-4-2

C-J 0 Yellowsprings 4 C-J 4 Miami Valley 0 C-J 9 Trotwood 1 C-J 0 Alter 0 C-J 1 Centerville 3 C-J 6 Beavercreek 0 C-J 3 Trotwood 3 C-J 1 Yellowsprings 3 C-J 8 Beavercreek 2 C-J 1 Alter 5 C-J 4 Miami Valley 0

WORTHINGTON INVITATIONAL

1-2 C-J 3 Worthington 5 C-J 4 Findlay · 6 C-J 3 Worthington JV 2 BOTTOM ROW: Toni Schindler, Terri Raitt, Debbie Sutter, Rita Geiger, Collette Jack­

son , Julie Raitt, Peggy Geraghty, Anne Longstreth , Erin Haley, TOP ROW: Mr. Russo COACH, Carmen Lopez, Rita Woeste, MaryJo Tompkins, Sue Fay, Diane Daly CAP· TAIN, Tina Trick, Karen Mueller, Mr. Weimert.

Russo's Rowdies Split Season E-A-G; a little louder now . . . There it is, there it is, (there it was) ... But Mr. Russo, I thought -DON 'T THINK! ... Carmen Kazi Attacks .. . If it wasn't for the pay, I wouldn't be here ... You know it's AMAZING . .. But ref, she's got night blindness . .. HALFBACKS!! ... Quit smiling ... It hurts, it hurts, I promise it hurts; but go ahead and play, build a fence around me . .. You just got burnt . . . Do we want it? YES! ... Don 't just stand there , act like you know what you're doing ... TIC ... TAC . .. TOE . • . Kick someone's teeth in, get mean . .. Headball (HEADACHE) . . . You are the best . . . And when we party, we party hardy · .. Saturday morning hangovers (only kidding) · .. Do you wear a popular size bandana? ... CJ - 2; Worthington - 4: C'mon you guys, don't get cocky, we haven't won this yet . .. SLIDE TACKLE! . .. Shut up, but do some talking out there .. . Lead balloons . .. You Richard . . . Get your cauca together .. . alright, alright, alright, ALRIGHT! . .. I want you to go out and kick " grass" . .. Leave me alone, I'm mentally drained · .. I'm back here if you need me ... Oh my God · . . Sponge face . .. Do you know how long it's been since I've seen my family . . . Peggy scored again? .. . You are the best ... Time, time, Through! . . . Gag me ... and a special thanks to our patrons; Fr. Chaminade , Sr. Julie, Lady of Victory, St. Joe ... But do we care?

Yes Mr. Russo, we do care, and WE LOVE YOU!!!

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Spirit Is The Name Of The Game

For Girl's Tennis

V ARSITY SEASON RECORD 9-5

C-J 5 Northridge 0 C-J 0 Centerville 5 C-J 5 Belmont 0 C-J 5 Bellbrook 0 C-J 3 Stebbins 0 C-J 5 Wayne 0 C-J 5 Carroll 0 C-J 5 Belmont 0 C-J 3 Fairmont East 2 C-J 0 Alter 5 C-J 2 Carroll 3 C-J 5 Northridge 0 C-J 1 Oakwood 4 C-J 1 Miami Valley 4

RESERVE SEASON RECORD 5-5-3

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Oh no! A new coa,ch! And a man at that. We were not accustomed to having a male coach, and Mr. Ziadain was not used to coaching a bunch of wild young women like us. As the season went on, however, we became one big family and took pride in our team. Right from the start the name of the game was spirit, effort and most of all, sportsmanship. Despite the hard work involved, we shared many good times; bus rides, Friday milkshakes and after-match dinners. The Varsity had a very success­ful season record of 9-5-0, and the Reserve, coached by

Mrs. Beach, ended with a 5-5-3 record.

The final match brought a certain sadness to the Seniors who knew it would be the last time they would play tennis for C-J. We left, however, knowing that the future of the C-J Women's Tennis Team is bright, because of the fine players who remain to carryon the tradition of a success­ful and exciting team.

Anita Begley and Maria Tormey

Top Row: Kathy Zaidain, Anita Suttmiiler, Debbie Drees, Samira Daoud, Karen Sifferlen, Renee Daoud, Paula Beach. Middle Row: Mimi Bacon, Kathy Sifferlen, Cece Caskey, Jody Spees, Stephanie Knapp, Kathy Kom­par . Bottom Row: Leslie Bourne, Kathy Sinkwitz, Anita Begley, Maria Tor­mey, John Zaidain . Not Pictured: Sharon Goins 31

Front Row - Greg Rowlands, Chuck Bridgman, Todd Spees, Patti Mathes. Second Row - Richard Dillow, Pete Schubert, Mark Grothouse. Third Row _ Ty Kramer, Tom Kunde, Jim Boehmer, Ray Geiger . Fourth Row -Coach Bro. Bill Grundish.

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The Cross Country Team, led by Seniors Chuck Bridgman and Todd Spees, ran the season in the typical fashion of starting out slowly and building up steam.

In late summer the team found only four returning varsity runners: Ray Geiger, Mark Grothouse, Todd Spees, and Chuck Bridgman. The first few meets were spent breaking in the rookies, but by the end of the year Coach Bro. Bill Grundish had the under­classmen pulling their ~wn weight .

At Sectionals the tear;n turned in their best effort by taking third, but breaking a three year Sectional winning streak. At Districts the Eagles faltered, and after going to State three years in a row, missed a ticket to Columbus.

Bridgman, however, did win Districts and went on to win the State Individual Race with a new record of 12:08 to uphold C-J's traditionally fine Cross Coun­try Team.

Chuck Bridgman

TEAM RECORD

Greenville Invitational Beavercreek-Centerville Fairborn-Baker Invitational Park Hills Invitational Cincinnati Elder Invitational Bethel Invitational Greater Dayton League Sectionals Districts

5th out of 11 2nd out of 3 4th out of 8 5th out of 11 12th out of 18 6th out of 17 3rd out of 4 3rd out of 12 8th out of 10

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If At First You Don't Succeed The influence of the C-J Student Council can be felt in almost every facet of our school. The council, headed up by six officers, gets involved in not only school functions, but also works as a sounding board for student concerns and ideas.

At the beginning of the year, one of my opening prayers asked for " enough problems so that we will learn to deal with them, but not too many so that they will discourage us." As every Student Council officer will remember, though, this was a year of many changes which caused "problems" for every committee and the council as a whole. But, what we hope every student will remember, is the success that the officers had in achieving their goals. I think all involved in Student Council will always be able to look back at this year and laugh at the hard times which made us grow, and smile as they think about the good times which gave us happiness and satisfaction .

Tricia Mallon

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STUDENT COUNCIL

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President -Jim Porter

Secretary/Treasurer -Cindy Rohrer .

Extra Experiences Chairperson -Glenn Brack

Publ'icity Chairperson -Ray Lee

Social Committee Chairp.erson - ' Tricia ' Mallon

Spirit Committee Chairpersori -Toni Schindler

BSU Brings Culture To C-J

The Black Student Union presented Cultural Week, an attempt to acquaint students with the social problems faced by people of various ethnic and cultural backgrounds. The presentation con­sisted of a two-panel discussion. Members of sev­eral ethnic groups were questioned by select members of the BSU. The presentation was both an enlightening and entertaining experience. Oth­er aspects of Cultural Week included traditional dancing of various countries and exhibits outside the cafeteria.

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President -Sharon Gaston

Vice President -George McKinney

Treasurer -Joyce Walker

Secretary -Lynne Eaton

Sgt. at Arms -Denise Holt

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Lynn Jordan

Now that this year is coming to a close Tree And Leaf must also. The year has been a very successful one for Creative Writing Club with many writers: Janice Abele, Amber, Anne, R.B., Maureen Bacon , Kimberly Bostick, Steve Bowles, Mary Ann Briggs, Charlotte, Joel Copeland, Margaret Eckert, Sue Fay, Linda Gross, Mr. Kane, Jinny and Julie Hannasch, Don Jones, Mary Kolakowski, Michelle Lewis, Colleen Moosbrugger, Patty Nordyke, Kerry Oliver, Calandil Quenarnion, Rhonda, Sam, Andrew Sicree, Mary Ann Wamsley, Susan Wourms, Steve Wright, Carol Zamonski , kjs, Lettering and Art Work: Erin Haley, Tricia Mallon , Teresa Takara, Rosemarie McDevitt, Anne, and Steve Wright. Two people who have contributed a vast amount of time are Anne Broom and Teresa Takara (co-editors), for without them I'd be lost in a lonely Xerox machine. Whenever I think of Creative Writing Club my attention imme­diately focuses upon our moderator Mr. Charles Dodsworth. I don 't know of anyone who has as much patience as he does to put up with a bunch of struggling writers and artists like ourselves. And a thank you must go to the readers, for sharing with us the reflections of this past year .. . which can be treasured always.

The Contributors of Tree And Leaf

Mary Kolakowski Tree and Leaf Editor

Anne Broom, Teresa Takara (co-editors), Mark Sauer, Mary Kolakowski (editor), and Moder.ator Mr. Charles Dodsworth

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Photo Club Snaps To It CLUB MEMBERS

Kim Adams David Bankston Cathy Bertheaud David Bohman Rick Botham Peter Burger Diane Daly Sara Dinneen Patrick Ernst Sue Fay Sharon Gaston Mary Hetman Paul Huelskamp Mary Kolakowski

Laura Ksycewski Dana Lakin Marc Lockhart Tricia Mallon Rosemarie McDevitt Mike Monnin Karen Mueller Paula Reeves Patty Reinman Brigitta Shroyer Todd Spees David Sprague Teressa Vidoni Joycelyn Walker Christine Wamsley

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FCA Members Show Spirit On And Off The Field

FCA Members: Missy Florea, Carol Foley, Erin Haley, Nancy Halloran, Cathy Honingford, John Honingford, Tony Honingford, Anne Long­streth, Dave Neff, Kerry Oliver, Mike Poelking, Dave Richard , Trisha Richard , Julie Raiff, Mike Raiff, John Ricker, Mark Sargent, Toni Schindler, Anne Schwendeman, Steve Schwendeman, Jodi Spees, Dave Statzer, Patty Statzer , Barb Tunney, Adam Votaw, Debbie Weizman, Larry Weizman, Moderator: Bro. Grundish

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Student Ombuds: Ready To Listen, Ready To Care The Student Ombudsmen program provides representatives to students in conflict situa­tions between the members of the C-J commu­nity. We spend most of our time listening to complaints and working to resolve problems. Being an ombudsman means caring, listening, and being able to communicate well with oth­ers in order to make the best of a troubling situation.

This organization couldn't be possible without the dedicated support of Brother Bob Wieth­orn and Mrs. Barbara Hinkle. In recognition of the contributions 'she has made to C-J through moderating the Ombuds program, Mrs. Hinkle was presented the 1979 Brotherhood Award from the National Conference of Christians and Jews.

Leslie Craig Karen Crane Lesley Keefe Michelle Lewis Susan Moeder Colleen Moosbrugger

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NHS: Some Of The Best SENIORS Cindy Rohrer Sheelah Moyer

Lori Brack Andy Sicree Mary Nevius Tom Brennan Connie Smith Debbie Pryor Pam Chao Lynn Swab Risa Romie Bonnie Coffey Nancy Taylor Lois Rutledge Connie Coffey Jo Ann Trick Barb Schiml Joe Demeter Tina Trick John Shay . , Sue Fay Mary Ann Wamsley Christine Wamsley Sharon Gaston Amy Wiedeman Annette Guess Linda Wirick SOPHOMORES Felicia Hall Rita Woeste Eileen Bolton Cara Hamberg Kelly Connor Sarah Heizer JUNIORS Lisa Dunsky Denise Koenig Dave Bohman Patty Foley Mary Kolakowski Rick Botham Laura Ksycewski Tricia Mallon AI Busse Michelle Lewis Jane Meyer Jim Clark Cathy Mathile Colleen Moosbrugger Gigi Geiger Paula Marcheski Rosemarie McDevitt Sandy Hinds Jenny Omlor Brigid Palmer Kathy Kremer Dave Richard Teresa Pazitney Ray Lee Trisha Richard Mike Raiff Caroline Lutz Kathy Schons Phyllis Reichert Barb Lynch Dave Statzer Kathy Ridenour Sue Maeder Greg Wenclewicz Cheryl Roberts Heidi Morris

NHS OFFICERS President: Sue Fay Secretary: Colleen Moosbrugger Moderator: Sr. Ruth Ann Bange

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The best way to describe the C-J Marching Band and Jazz Lab would be hectic. The early Sunday morning and late Thursday night practices for the Marching Band prepared us for various competitions, pa­rades, Court House Square appearances, and Friday night football games. To top off the season , the Parent's Music Club hosted the third Annual March­ing Band Invitational which was a smashing success.

For the C-J Jazz Lab, this year was a memorable one. The Jazz members enjoyed the annual trek to Notre Dame plus the honor of playing for the La Sertoma meeting at the Ramada Inn.

The C-J Pep Band enjoyed much good fortune this season . At numerous competitions, the band took either 1st or 2nd place displaying superb showman­ship. For each organization, this year is one which will be long remembered'.

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For Bro. Bruce To everyone who knows him, Brother Bruce seems almost super-human. He has been at C-J since it began, doing a job that is done by at least two teachers in other high schools. Doing that is a task in itself, but Bro. Bruce has shaped the C-J Music Department into an award winning organization that not only develops a person musically, but socially and emotionally as well. The impact he has had in the music department will not be forgotten. The '78-'79 year was the most successful year ever for C-J music.

So as Bro. Bruce bows out as Band Director, we all wish him the best of everything and thank him for the love and concern he has given to C-J . The legacy he leaves is one of love and concern for each other and for musical excellence.

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For the C-J Symphonic Band and Chor­uses, one word sums it all up: success. The Symphonic Band, Mixed Chorus and Men 's Chorus all received superior ratings in the district contest enabling them to go to State. At the state con­test, the Symphonic Band and Mixed Chorus received excellent ratings while the Men's Chorus again received a su­perior rating.

After such a rewarding season, the Mu­sic Department presented its finishing touch, the Festival of Music hosted by Steve Kirk. It was a memorable evening which was both happy and sad. The Festival of Music marked the end of a most successful season.

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whole show!) Enthusiasm (Put everything into it!) Smiles (Smile, goils! The judges are watch­

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Retter, Nancy Schaefer, Rosemary Snider, Becky Sweeterman, Linda Taylor, Nancy

Officers: Captain Lori Brack Co-captain Cara Hamberg Co-captain Tricia Mallon

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"What makes your father a Special Daddy?" The an­swer to this question could be seen in the faces of the daughters attending this year's Father-Daughter Dance held on February 24. The dance was truly a success with over four hundred proud dads and daugh­ters dancing, building beer can pyramids, and anxious­ly awaiting the announcement of the winners of the annual essay contest. "Five Leaf Clover" set memories to music, while the Greek Orthodox Church provided a perfect setting for a perfect evening.

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ESSAY CONTEST WINNERS: Third Runners Up - Paul and Polly Barlage. Second Runners Up - Sue and Don Fay. First Runners Up - Toni and Tom Schindler. Winners - Denise and Frank Detmer.

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C-J Mat-Men Go Out For The Pin

The attitude of the Chaminade - Julienne Wrestling Team was a very unique one; it was to symbolize and honor Michael Loffer. Mike was a fun person; we had a lot of fun. Mike was a competitive athlete; we were a competitive team. This inspiration gave direction to the 1978-79 team under coach Bob Borgerding. We were involved in tournaments for the majority of the season and the team placed consistently in the top 4. The high point of the season was winning the C-J Invita­tional, an event involving 6 teams.

We had 7 seniors and 5 returning lettermen which served as a solid foundation for the team. We had 4 district qualifiers, in which Mike Raiff placed 5th, the best finish on the team for the season. Captain Mike Smith won the Journal Herald rating and took all-area honors with his 26-2 season record.

Chaminade - Julienne can be proud of the 78-79 Wrestling Team, for it displayed a character of dedication and spirit which is necessary on any successful team. We'd like to thank our devoted fans and parents for their great sup­port, and Mr. Borgerding who has made wres­tling a most rewarding .sport for us.

Mike Smith

Bottom Row: Assistant Coach Bro . Mark Hummer, Fred Rau, Mike Smith (Capt.), Kevin Cox, Rick Botham, Phil Plummer , Head Coach Mr. Robert Borgerding. Middle Row: Ron Grusenmeyer, George Wittman, Tim McLauphlin, Jim Clark, Joe Smith, Mike Raiff. Top Row: Mark Beall , Mark Newport, Carlos Lopez, Joe Clark, Rudy Ganther , Tom Fessler.

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VARSITY SEASON RECORD

Edgewood Inv. Jefferson Kiser Goshon All -Catholic Inv. Oakwood Inv. C-J Inv. G.D.L. Bellbrook Inv. Sectional District

4th out of 8 45-15 30-28 45-26 4th out of 8 3rd out of 8 1st out of 6 3rd out of 4 3rd out of 10 6th out of 16 25th out of 50

This year's Reserve Wrestlers par­ticipated in more matches than any other Reserve team in C-J's history. They gave many fine performances and much is expected of them in the future .

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Eagles Soar To District Fin~ls After Slow Start The Men's Basketball Team, sporting new uniforms and war­mups, enjoyed one of their finest seasons in recent years, boasting a 13-9 record and advancing to the District finals. Although starting off slowly, the team experienced a come­back in the second half of the season, winning eight of their last eleven games. This winning streak took the Eagles to four tournament games, the first of which was an upset against Bellbrook. After an easy victory over Mason, C-J then beat Hamilton-Badin in an exciting game decided by a last-second shot by junior Steve Block. It was Hamilton-Ross that finally stopped the fighting men of C-J in the fourth game of the district finals. With three seniors starters and several junior hopefuls, the team of the '79-'80 season promises to be a good one.

- Bob Brun

Standing: Asst. Coach Tom Tolle , Mgr. Matt Money, Clete Richardson, Chris Hunter, Dennis Steinke, Co-Captain Bob Brun, Co-Captain Dave Trentman, Lance Higginbotham, AI Busse, Jim Moeder, Mike , Edmonds, Head Coach Bob Mayberry. Kneeling: Freshman Coach Mike Hohner, Maurice Garcia , Steve Block, Rick Johnston, Pete Hagedorn, Kevin Miller, Freshman Coach Bill Ches­lock.

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C-J 28 Fairview 26 C-J 69 Oakwood 60 C-J 72 Fairmont West 73 C-J 57 Fairmont East 69 C-J 83 Carroll 67 C-J 62 Colonel White 65 C-J 66 Kings 64 C-J 59 Cinti. Moeller 72 C-J 72 Wilbur Wright 87 C-J 75 Kiser 61 C-J 69 Franklin 50 C-J 62 Belmont 67 C-J 75 Meadowdale 74 C-J 61 Fairview 53 C-J 64 Stivers-Patterson 62 C-J 55 Jefferson 79 C-J 66 Hamilton Badin 62 C-J 83 Tipp City 62 C-J 76 Alter 101

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C-J 76 Bellbrook 67 C-J 77 Mason 66 C-J 55 Hamilton Badin 53

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RESERVES - Standing: Bob Miller, Don Eifert, Rick Mannix, Ron Eifert, Scott Tobe, AI Watkins, Richie Luckie, Keith Shuford, Coach Tolle Kneeling: Dan Detmer, Craig Kirby, Glenn Brack, Ken Jones, Keith Anderson, Tony Evans, Greg Wenclewicz 69

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Spirited Girls Post Best Season Y et This season for Women's Basketball was the best in C-J history. We started out like gang-busters going through half the season with a 10-0 record, not to mention being Num· ber 1 in the Journal Herald ratings. We pay great tribute to our faithful fans and coach for an overwhelming finish of 15-4. First Honors went to freshman Colleen Curran. She re­ceived the Most Promising Player Award for her determina­tion and for her understanding of the fundamentals of the game.

For her unusual ability to rebound, leap, and steal, Kim Adams was awarded the Most Improved Player Award. Four year varsity player, leslie Bourne, received the Most Coa­chable Award as a player willing and able to understand all facets of the game.

The Most Spirited Award went to Teresa Pazitney for her ability to generate support. In the huddle before the begin­ning of each game, she would say "THIS IS IT!" It seems funny now, but every game was "IT" - the most important. Teresa also received her Four Year Varsity Award and the Super Shooter Award in foul shooting for 70% or better.

The Most Valuable Player Award went to Jane Meyers. She lead the team to its very successful season and was consid­ered its silent but deadly leader. Jane also received her Four Year Varsity Award. Over all the season was a great success. Thanks Miss Holton!

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Coach Peggy Holkon, Leslie Bourne, Theresa Pazitney, Kathy Kremer, Jane Meyers, Daphne Rutledge, Kimberly Adams, Coach Bill Cheslock

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Kay Baugher Bob Bechtel Dave Becker Jana Beckman Jon Beckman Betzy Bernard

John Bertke Tim Bettinger Mike Bistrek Debbie Bittner Robyn Blosser Garry Boeckman

Dennis Borgerding Suzanne Bouquot Susan Bowles Evelyn Brackman David Brinkman Gary Brown

Jennifer Brown Vince Brzozowski Kathy Bulger Toni Bullitt Barb Burgmeier Lois Caldwell

Chris Campbell Phillip Campbell Rose Caulfield Joe Clark Kevin Clark Greg Coffey

Mike Connell Julie Connors Robyne Connors Billy Cooper Joel Copeland Lisa Crosby

Patty Cruea Chris Cummings Colleen Curran Mike Czeiszperger Christopher Dabney Steve Dahm

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Renee Daoud Samira Daoud

Bob Daum Doug Davidson

John Davis John DeCarlo

Melisa Dillon Gretchen Donovan

Debbie Drees Sherry Durdines

Ted Dyer Mary Eckert

Alex Ehret Laura Eifert Holly Elder

Christal Engleman Tony Engleman

Karl Erling

Cedric Evans Joan Ferris

Tom Fessler Tracey Fitts Missy Florea

Joel Florence

Kelly Foster Chris Fox

Jerome Fox Missy Fugh

Dave Gagnon Theresa Gaier

Vida Gecas Loretta Geiger

Julie Gentile Kurt Grannan

Steve Grant Joe Griffin

Chris Grimme Lynne Grinner Mary Haines Kelly Haley Johnny Hamilton Loretta Haney

Joe Harker Fred Hawes Julie Hein Brian Hemmelgarn Sharon Hemmelgarn Dwane Henry

Patrice Hickey Michael Hicks Kathy Honingford Jill Hudepohl Carolyn Hunter Ron Hunter

Charles Ingram Ken Jackson Bill Jackson Joe Jergens Christina Johnson Jackie Johnson

Mary Kammer Mike Kelty Kevin Kirby Dave Kleine David Knapp Joe Koesters

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Joe Kolakowski Ellie Koussa

Francis Kowal Ty Kramer

Polly Kronenberger Kristin Krzyminski ·

Amy Ksycewski Fred Kunde Bob Kwolek

Carol LaVielle Ken Layne

Alan Leathers

Anthonia Leigh Steve Long Amy Lopez

Paul Lutz Kevin Lyons

Mike Marbury

Doug Marchal Teresa Mariscalco

Becky Marshall Tom Marshall

Dan Mauch Janice McCloskey

Mike McCoy Mike McDonald

Armand Meacham Bob Menker Rita Meyers

Tony Michael

Susie Micheel Paul Michel

Clare Mikula Stephanie Mikula

John Miller Kevin Moeder

Teresa Moeder Sean Monaghan

Beth Moore Dave Morris Mark Morris

Pauline Morrison

Laura Mott Joe Mueller

Patrick Mueller Angie Murray

Julie Mutschler Tom Nartker

Mike Nemeth Jim Nevius John Newell Mark Newport Alan Newsom George Noeth

Colleen Noonan Ann O'Connor Julia O'Connor Kerry Oliver Diane Olszewski Ray O'Neal

Terry O'Shea Felicia Palmer Letty Parr Heidi Pearson Bill Plake Beth Plummer

Phil Plummer Sandy Poelking Angie Porter Jeanne Porter Jenny Powers Sandy Prikkel

Jennifer Quigley Chris Raitt Mark_ Randall Diane Rankin Patty Reinman Jim Retter

Margaret Richardson Tony Ricker Liz Rolinski Laura Rosell Kathy Roush Mike Sargent

_ Nancy Sargent Mary Sayer Rhonda Schidecker Suzanne Schiml Julie Sedlock Lisa Shade

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Sheri Shade Mary Ellen Shearer

Dave Sicree Karen Sifferlen Kathy Sifferlen

Annamarie Sluzas

Amy Smith Jim Smith

Tom Smith Paula Snider Paul Snyder

To'ni Sollenberger

Karie Spees Janie Sprague

Charlie Standish Patty Statzer

Leslie Staub Ursula Strobl

Eileen Sullivan Dean Sutter Joan Takara

Aunishka Tate Tiffany Tate

Sherri Taylor

Linda Trentman Matt Trick

Joe Turner Greg Umana

Bianca Vayna Monique Walker

Denise Watson Andy Weisman

Debbie Weizman Felicia White

Bill Whitely Mike Williams

Glenn Wood Phyllis Wysong

Susan Yahle Harold Young

Jim Zajbel Louis Zinzigk

Not Pictured: John Boeckman. John Crompton. Kelly Cox. David Huber. Carmen McDonald. Matt Recker. Matt Roll . rerry Schlangen. Mary Sollenberger. John Steiner. Mark Van Hoesen . Dan Zappia.

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Jeff Abele Theresa Abele

Bob Agricola Lisa Allen

Keith Anderson Peggy Anticoli

Kim Arnold Derrick Atkins

Bob Babal Maureen Bacon

Lisa Badders Cynthia Bailey

Donna Baker Jeff Ballard

David Bankston Doug Barhorst

Tim Barker Mark Beall

Julie Begley Kathy Bernier

Catherine Bertheud Jim Boehmer Eileen Bolton

Tony Bonfig

Glenn Brack Yvonne Brackman

Ed Brown Kim Brown

Sue Brun David Bruns

Joe Brozozowski Tony Bucenski

Jennifer Buchanan Kelly Bulger

Roslyn Burdette John Bush

Carol Bussinger Melinda Campbell

Tom Campbell Bill Caporal

Roseann Choice Kevin Cokely

Kelley Connor Kevin Cox

Wesley Craig Keith Curtner

Chuck D'Agostino Mary Dahm

Joe Daum Kim Davis Fred DeCarlo Tom Denny Dan Detmer Richard Dillow

Sara Dinneen Suzy Dix Jeff Dorsten Debbie Doss Sam Doss David Drewing

Julie Duckro Lisa Dunsky Greg Easterling Don Eifert Ron Eifert Michael Ernst

Tony Evans Kevin Evans Mike Fay Steve Finke Jenny Flanik Tom Fletcher

Doug Flohre Carol Foley Mike Foley Patty Foley Lori Fox Dan Fradl

Joyce Frierott Angie Fronista Lilly Fronista Patty Galt Rudy Ganther Juan Garcia

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Michelle Gardner Kellie Gaston Chris Geiger Jane Gentile Lisa George

Mike Geraghty

Joan Gilmore Marty Glendening

Denese Goines Sharon Goins

Stephanie Graham Eric Grannan

Rosalynn Gray Stephanie Greene

Tim Grogean Steve Gross

Nancy Halloran Camille Hamilton

Lisa Hansford Ed Harlett

James Harris Mike Harrison

Damian Hathcock Lauren Hayes

Andy Hehemann Rick Heider

Mary Hetman Kevin Hickey

Steve Hicks Marietta Hock

John Hodapp Doug Hodson Mike Holmes

Shawauna Horne Greg Hudepohl

Paul Huelskamp

Roger Humphries Tracee Jackson

Andy Jaffee John Janowiecki Kathy Johnston

Ken Jones

Joey Jordan Kevin Kaminski

Kellie Kaskocsak Tim Kelly

Craig Kirby Carole Kompar

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Milton Kreitzer Garry Kremer Larry Kremer Mary Kay Kretschmer Laura Ksycewski Mike Lally

Joe Landers Ramona Lee Steve Leever Marie Leo Michelle Lewis Marc Lockhart

Carlos Lopez Joe Lopez Richie Luckie Jim Lyons Larry Manley Richard Mannix

Paula Marcheski Cindy Martin Diana Martin Cathy Mathile Eric Mays Tom McCloskey

,Bill McGarry Sheila McKee Becky Meixner Steve Mercuri Bob Miller Michael Moell

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Michelle Monaghan Matt Money

Randy Monnin Shoshanna Moore

John Moyler Anamarie Mueller

Sue Nartker Alex Nealy

Pat Neff Stephanie Neff

Debbie Nordyke Jenny Omlor

Molly O'Neill John Overman

Diane Painter Elizabeth Paredes

Mary Pavlo Doug Payne

Jim Pearson Jenny Phillips

Ron Pirrung Matt Plake

Mike Poelking John Porter

Frank Portner Julie Powers

Annette Quinn Gary Radominski

Terri Raiff Lyra Rainey

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Trisha Richard Angi Richardson Ron Richardson John Ricker Darla Rieder John Rindler

Mike Rodgers Greg Rowlands Ron Russo Roxanne Sanders Dave Sarno Rose Mary Schaefer

Steve Schaefer Teresa Schidecker Mark Schirmer Kathy Schons Pete Schubert Jerome Schultz

Jeff Schuford Geoff Scott Tom Sheehan Linda Shockley Kim Sholiton Sean Schumaker

Suki Sinnathamby Steve Siwecki Verona Slivinski Kyle Slone Monica Smith Raymond Smith

Tim Smith Dave Sprague Paul Stang Clark Starret Dave Statzer Johna Storck

Pam Strapko Barb Strukamp Jeanne Sullivan Robyn Taylor Mike Tehan Bill Thomas

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Ken Thomas Scott Tobe

Irene Todoki Mary Jo Tompkins

Kevin Trammell Denise Trentman

Dennis Trentman Bob Trick

Barb Tunney Tim Van Cleve

Mike Vore Kim Walters

Alfred Watkins Larry Weizman

Nikki Welch Greg Wenclewicz

Amy Wendling Colleen Wendling

Dixie Wilson Judy Wood Carl Yahle

Carol Zamonski

NOT PICTURED: James Behrman , Mary Briggs, Joe Bucher , Clifton Coleman , Joe Eck­ert, Joe Griffin , Mike Grothouse, William Hall, David Harri son , Mark Hinds, David Huber, Marina Lawr.ence, Will Luft, Zachary Newell , Rick Orr, Louie Pigford, Martin Redmond , Michelle Stalinski, Victor Tucker, Dan Vore.

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Anne Achbach Kim Adams

Greg Barhorst Keith Barrett

Jim Batin Jane Battes

Terry Baugher John Beckman

Marian Behringer Connie Behrman

Annette Bertke Dave Bohman

Teresa Bolton Wendi Bonner

Rick Botham Steve Bowles

Sherry Bradley Steve Brinkman

Dennis Brown Steve Brun

Theresa Brun Ron Bruns

Chris Budich John Burgmeier

John Burneka AI Busse

Nancy Bussinger Steve Caporal

Jane Caspar Jim Clark

Leslie Craig Nick D'Agostino -- Mike Dailey

Melanie Daley Bridget Donovan Rhonda Downey

Kim Drees Joseph Duckro Mike Edmonds

Craig Eifert Jackie Farris

Cathy Ferguson

Tracy Ferris Ellen Finke

Mark Franz Cathy Gaier

Sherry Garvin Ray Geiger

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Mark Grothouse Erin Haley Willard Hall Ginnie Hannasch Julie Hannasch Angel Hansford

Elizabeth Hays Kathy Hehemann Mark Hess Sandy Hinds Don Hines Kate Hodapp

John Honingford Steve Hudepohl Chris Hunter Jim Isbel Collette Jackson Steve Jackson

Dorothea John Terry Johnson Julie Johnstone Kim Joyce Matt Karl Kevin Kaskosak

Mary Kelly 'Joyce Klenke Steve Klippel Jack Klotzback Teresa Knapke Stephanie Knapp

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Kathy Kompar Kurt Konicki

Marianne Koontz Tom Kosater

Lillian Kraft Tom Kraska

Kathy Kremer David Krug

Robert Kurpiel Dana Lakin

Michelle Lasher Ray Lee

Sue Lee Cheryl Leo

Debbie Loges Sandy Long

Anne Longstreth Carmen Lopez

Patty Lucas Carol Lutz

Barb Lynch Ken Lyons

Mike Mackenzie Andy Makiewicz

Kelly Malone Christina Mannix

Kim Mantia Margie Mariscalco

Tina Martin Marita Matray

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Dale Mescher Jim Michel Jenny Michel George Mikalauskas Kevin Miller Pat Minnelli

Jim Moeder Sue Moeder Mike Monnin Bob Montavon Charisse Moorman David Moorman

Heidi Morris Norb Mott Sheelah Moyer Karin Mueller Teresa Mueller Tammy Nash

Greg Neal Dave Neff Mary Nevius Patty Nordyke Mary Oborne Patty O'Donnell

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Coleen O'Hearn Rich Olszewski Jane Overman

Bob Parenti Sandy Parker

Jamie Parr

Denise Pirrung Kim Plummer

Carol Porter Mike Powers Debbie Pryor Amy Quigley

Colleen Quinn Dave Radominski

Julie Raiff Roy Randall Don Rankin

Tom Rastikis

Ann Raterman Fred Rau

Cathy Rauch Tim Reboulet Paula Reeves Rhonda Reid

Ed Reindl Nancy Retter

Joe Robinette Clete Richardson

Risa Ramie Cathy Roselle

Bob Roush Lisa Rummel

Daphne Rutledge Lois Rutledge Mark Sargent

Mark Sauer

Barb Schiml Toni Schindler Emily Schoch

Alice Schroeder Steve Schwendeman

Patricia Scott

John Shay Brigitta Shroyer

Marty Skapik Cindy Smith Doug Smith Mike Smith

Mel Zappia Connie Zimmerman

Jody Spees Scott Starrett Sandy Staub Chuck Steigerwald Sherry Stewart Tom Stoddard

Lori Stoffergen Debbie Sutter Anita Suttmiller Julie Suttmiller Linda Sweeterman Elisa Taylor

Donna Thomas Teresa Vidoni Adam Votaw Linda Wade Laura Walters Christine Wamsley

Pete Wartinger Tim Ways Craig Weatherhead Andy Weidenborner Jerry Westendorf Ken Wilson

George Wittman Martha Woeste Roberta Woeste Jane Worth Steve Wright Cindy Young

NOT PICTURED: Stephanie Bailey, Steve Block, Cecilia Caskey, Jean Chilton, Tionda Copeland, Barbara Cummings, Robert Drought, Lynne Eaton, Maurice Garcia, Dale Gessaman , Michele Hickey, David Koehler, Tom Kosater, Lenora Marbury, Jeff Pollard , Gerald Ne­meth, John Snyder, Kathleen Sullivan , Clark Taylor, Bennie Timms, Steve Yeager, Joe Zimmerman , and Chris Zinzigk

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Administration

Objectives:

Materials Needed:

To maintain a smooth-running school with an emphasis on student well-being and academic excellence.

Five dedicated Team members, an open door, enthusi­asm, and the ability to function on very little sleep. .

Mr. Rick Kleckner - Director of Public Relations Mr. Bob Finnegan - Director of Student Services

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Department-Religion

Objectives:

Materials Needed:

To encourage an understanding of religious concepts and to develop a more personal relationship with God.

An open mind, a Bible, and answers to the questions "Who has religion this Wednesday?" and "Is this a green , blue, or polka-dot day?"

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Mr. Larry Casati Ms. Peggy Holton

Bro. Mark Hummer Mr. Pat Kaine Bro. Bob Kraft

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Department-English

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To become proficient in the spoken and written word and to develop an appreciation for American, English, and world literature.

a) one crash speed-reading course, b) a number of dog­eared paperback books, c) a mound of loose-leaf, d) a pack of "No-Doz", e) all of these, f) none of these.

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Mr. Chuck Dodsworth -Chairperson Mr. Mike Hohner Mr. Jeff Keating

Bro. Ron Luksic Mrs. Ruth Pikell Mrs. Trish Pollack Bro. Norbert Trick

Departm~nt-Math

Objectives:

Materials Needed:

To learn to manipulate numbers for everyday use as well as to use them in more complex problem-solving.

Pencils with sharp points and good erasers, a graph stamp, a head for figures, and band-aids for compass punctures.

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Mrs. Martha Duffy Sr . Marietta Fritz Mrs. Joan Germer Mr. Floyd Maurer

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Department - . Social Studies

Objectives:

Materials Needed:

To gain a better understanding of not only the world we live in, its past, present and future, but also its people with their many complexities.

A globe, maps, a covered book, a subscription to News­week, an assortment of neuroses and psychoses, and a Freudian slip.

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Mr. George Early -Chairperson

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Mrs. Barbara Hinkle Mr. Don Weimert Mr. John Zaidain

Department - Mome Economics

Objectives:

Materials Needed:

To acquaint the student with practical skills such as foods, sewing, home management, child development for use in every day life.

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Department - ' Industrial A'rts Objectives:

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Through actual experience, the students will develop the skills necessary for the planning and execution of various assignments and projects,

Drawing instruments, a steady hand, hammer and nails, determination, a logical mind, a broom, and a big eraser,

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Department - Science

Objectives:

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To understand the biological and physical aspects of the world we live in.

A petri dish, a Bunsen burner, a fetal pig (and a strong stomach), a periodic table, and a 2,000 foot time line.

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Mrs. Elaine Flynn Sr. Marietta Fritz

Ms. Kathy Higgins -Chairperson

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A myriad of typewriters, a Stereotronics packet, one case of White-Out, polka records, and the boss's lap.

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Mrs. Ruth Pikell Ms. Peggy Regan

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Department - Health/Phys. Ed.

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To promote physical fitness and to develop the skills needed for physical and motor activities.

A bouncing ball, a pair of skid-proof sneakers, a clipboard, coordination, and a gym suit (optional).

Mr. Bill Cheslock

Mr. Rick Hoffman -Chairperson

Mr .. Kevin Kavanaugh

Department Music

Objectives:

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To become musically literate and to create a harmonious unified group.

An assortment of instruments, 27 marching Eaglettes, 127 pairs of strained vocal cords, and one overworked Bro. Bruce Giffin.

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Bro. Bruce Giffin -Chairperson

Mrs. Barbara Hinkle Bro. Ron Luksic

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Office To do everything for everyone at any time, and do it efficiently! - in short, to be the "World's Finest" office.

A pair of ringing, buzzing, and illuminating phones, candy boxes stacked ceiling high, thousands of tuition receipts, and one million pink Admit Slips.

Miss Agnes Mahle

Mrs. Marilyn Kramer

Mrs. Margaret Goode

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Ms. Wanda Bronston

Bro. Ron Luksic

To direct students in planning their lives at C-J over four years as well as to provide invaluable assistance in the designing of their futures.

Patience, one master schedule, a dozen paper clips, piles of achievement test forms and results, career and college catalogs, and six dedicated counselors with heavy work­loads.

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Mrs. Joan Griffitts - Library, Media

Mrs. Sherry Dice - School Nurse

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A QUIET library, a tray for every student, and three little vans all in a row.

Mrs. Florentine Brzozowski - Library Assistant

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Mr. Denny Thomas - Auxiliary Services, Reading

Mr. Tim Morris - Auxiliary Services, Math

Ms. Marcia Fitzgerald - Auxiliary Services, Reading

Mrs. Jo Brockman - Food Service Manager

Mr. George Davell - Kitchen Supervisor

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UTBU . , . we know the meaning of the words, Un­healthy Too Be Unpleasant, but I feel they could have had a special double meaning ... an Unusual and Thrilling, But also Unique experience. UTBU brought everyone, cast and crew, into a very close "Family" which each will always treasure. "How late are they open?", "Do they clean foxes?", "Dew Drop Inn", "TMC", "Raggedy Ann", and "Have a cookie" are sayings that became as much a part of us as the play. UTBU also became the fourth and last time Mary Ann, Colleen and I would be a part of a C-J production. But we retire happily, leaving with the knowledge that others will find good friends and lasting memories as we have on C-J's stage. And we must not forget our two devoted directors Mr. Jeff Keating, and Mr. Greg Cross, for without them UTBU would never have been possible.

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Anastasia Amber - Colleen Moosbrugger " . .. and I trip alot"

William Uggims - Ray Gei­ger "Mr. Ugmut?"

Connie Tufford - Sheelah Madge - Rosemarie McDe- Moyer "In this outfit I'd be vitt "My macaroni salad!" picked up for hustlin'"

Miss Blank Rogers - Amy Wendling " La-donna-e'-mo­bile"

Jimmy Newton Steve Hicks "I'm just the piano player"

Valerie Rogers - Annamarie Sluzas "Well excuse me to death!"

Eugene Boyer - John Shay "My threes look like fives"

And thanks to the fabulous UTBU Crews: Directors - Mr. Gregory D. Cross, Mr. Jeff Keating, Student Director - Mary Ann Wamsley, Crews­Mary Ann Wamsley, Teresa Pazitney, Bob Montavon, Kathy Hines, Lis<:, Badders, Kathy Bernier, Colleen Wendling, Sue Bowles, Eileen Boltol'!, Pete Schubert, Mark Grothouse, Lirida Bergman: Stephanie Neff, Joe Daum, Paul Ballman, Peter Burger, Peter Trick, Margret Zotkiewicz, Glenn Wood, ·Pat Neff, Mitch Sprowl, Denise Koenig, Jeanne Caporal, Lois Rutledge, Caroline Lutz, Carole Kompar, Steve Bowles, Chris Geiger, Jenny Phillips, Theresa Schidecker, Ushers - Margi O'Connor, Nancy Jette: Agnes Rei­chert, Beth Badders, Susan Bowles, Ron Richardson, Verona Slivinski, Lisa Hansford, Dana Lakin.

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There were all the objects associated with paradise: palm trees, mountains, flowers, and a bridge -thanks to some great decorating ideas from the Prom Committee. There was also the ever present love, laughter, and continuous dancing - thanks to the students of C-J . Everyone was sporting their own style, and everyone looked beautiful. The even­ing was marked with a few surprises, but there was no surprise as to the amount of fun everyone was having. Music was provided by Cliche. C-J provided all the other necessary materials: fun, a little rowdi­ness, a lot of smiles, and the magic created by the students of C-J whenever they get together.

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JUNIOR COURT Mary Ke1ly Mark Grothouse Kathy Kompar Colleen O'Hearn Lisa Taylor Dennis Brown Jim Moeder

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The 1979 baseball season was a very successful one, though if you looked at our win-loss record, it wouldn't seem like it. At 12-13 we accomplished more than any other baseball team at C-J in 5 years. Going into the tournament we were seeded number 2 behind last year's state-runner up, Oakwood. After beating Eaton and Dixie in the sectionals, we played Oakwood in the sectional finals and romped them by a score of 7-4. We lost in the district finals to a strong-hitting team of Edgewood, by a score of 8-4.

With one starter coming back from last year and a no-name pitching staff, we surprised many people by going as far as we did. Much of our success was contributed to our enthusiastic and talented under­classmen, led by three starting sophomores. We had a .295 team batting average which gave every oppo­sition trouble as we were never shut-out. The season was topped off with our coach, Kevin Kavanaugh, receiving coach of the year honors in AA Competi­tion.

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AI Busse Phil Campbell Greg Coffey Mike Foley Kevin Hickey Joe Jergens Steve Klippel Tom Marshall Tony Michael Bob Miller

John Miller Randy Monnin Dave Morris Jim Nevius - MVP Mike Poelking Dave Richard Tom Stoddard Mike Tehan Ken Thomas Mike Williams

Coach - Bill Cheslock

RESERVE SEASON RECORD

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Straight To State I'm a C-J Eagle and I'm proud . . . No matter what game we would be playing in, from Oakwood (our last game) to St. Vincent St. Mary (in the State Finals) this spirit showed through under the leadership of Coach Tom Tolle (never again to be referred to as "Coach Who? "). Mr. Tolle was a rookie coach so naturally we felt the responsibility to "break him in" . We soon found out that he didn't really need breaking in; he knew what he was doing. He gave totally of himself; picking us up whenever we were down, always ready with pep talks in crucial moments. Coach Tolle was an inspira­tion as he had that special quality of being more than just a coach ; he was a friend ; he was a champ. You can tell victories in statistics : Jane Meyers pitched 171 strikeouts; Our team batting average was .351 led by Teresa Pazitney who batted .626 vs. the batting average of the other teams -.144; Our season record was 18-4; We scored 230 runs vs . the 62 of the other teams; Jane pitched 3 no-hitters and 9 shut-outs; . .. But you can't tell the feeling of victory - the thrill, excitement, happiness, the high can't be expressed in figures . To feel like a champ is an experience that you have to go through and one that you'll never forget. Any good team needs unity - that is something that we never lacked. We developed a very special closeness; the closeness of a family . We went through hell together .. . and loved every minute of it. Our successful season wouldn't have been pos­sible without the contributions of everyone on the team . We were made up qf a bunch of little stars which when working together made our team shine. The closeness we feit wasn't limited to just the team, it extended to the school, our families and many supporters. Eagle Spirit never dies - it just gets stronger. Out of 270 AAA teams in the State of Ohio, we came in 2nd. Could anyone possibly come out of a season like ours and feel sad? Yes , sorry to see it all end; wanting it to last; but knowing that those special moments will always be treasured . So how's it feel to be an Eagle? It feels like you're a winner. We've always felt like champs and in believing that you're the best, you become the best. We believed it then, and we believe it now.

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C-J 35 Oakwood 0 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT C-J 16 Jefferson 1 C-.I 14 Miamisburg 3 C-J 2 Springfield 0 C-J 7 Carroll 8 qEGIONAL TOURNAMENT C-J 8 Alter 0 C.J 8 Princeton 0 C-J 19 Roth 2 C-J 7 Stebbins 1 C-J 22 Wilbur Wright 0 C-J 12 Tecumseh 14 STATE TOURNAMENT C-J 2 Princeton 0 C-J 1 Cuyahoga Falls 0 C-J 17 Stivers-Patterson 0 C-J 1 St. Vincent St. Mary 2 C-J 14 Beavercreek 7 C-J 10 Carroll 5 C-J 15 Alter 16 C-J Jefferson (forfeit)

SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT C-J 21 Wilbur Wright 0 C-J 7 Fairmont East 0 C-J 7 Centerville 3

AWARDS: Most Valuable - Jane Meyers; Most Spirited - Teresa Pazitney; Most Improved - Michelle Gorcyzinski ; Most Promising Re­serve - Polly Kroneberger. GDL TEAM: Sue Fay, Jane Meyers, Teresa Pazitney, Julie Raiff. Honorable Mention : Collette Jackson.

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Men's Track Team Breaks The Tape

The Men's Track Team was found to be awesome in the 1978-79 season.

The Eagle squad got off to a slow start, but shot to the top. The team brought home the Bellbrook Invitationals. From there they went on to take the G.D.L. They placed 6th in the Dayton Relays and went on to win the Sectionals for the first time in C­J's history, and placed runner-up in the District.

C-J sent three men to the State: Steve Gemza, who placed 4th in the Discus; Chuck Bridgman, who placed 6th in the mile and two mile; and Roger Humphries, who placed 3rd in the Long Jump.

The following members received special recognition at the Springs Sports Banquet. Jim Green received the award for Best Sprinter. The Most Improved Runner award went to Mark Grothouse. Chuck Bridgman received the Best Distance Runner award. The Best Field Event Person award went to Steve Gemza.

Special thanks go to Coach Rick Hoffman for his t ime and dedication . The Eagles Track Team will look forward to an even better season for 1979-80.

Roger Humphries

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SEASON RECORD

• Lima Relays 2nd out of 9 Dayton Relays 6th out of .21 Elk Relays 3rd out of 8 Bellbrook Relays 1st out of 8 GDL 1st out of 4 Sectional 1 st out of 18 District 2nd

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Chris Aaron Kim Adams julie Begley Kim Brown Debbie Bittner Chris Campbell Lois Caldwell Julie Connors Robyne Connors Gail Crimmins Lisa Crosby Missy Florea Carol Foley Vida Gecas Rita Geiger Joan Gilmore Rosalynn Gray Stephanie Greene Erin Haley Nancy Halloran Sharon Hemmelgarn Julie Hein

Jackie Johnson Patty Mathes Sheila McKee Becky Meixner Colleen O'Hearn Molly O'Neill Jenny Omlor Chris Raiff Ann Ratterman Agnes Reichert Phyllis Reichert Trisha Richard Margaret Richardson Lyra Raimey Toni Schindler Sheri Shade Jody Spees Karie Spees Paula Snider Patty Statzer Missy Florea

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The underclassmen really showed their stuff. Kim Adams won 1st place in the 100, and placed 2nd in the 220 at the State despite the rain. Our 440 Relay Team looked promising all year. Several members of the team were honored at the Spring Sports Ban­quet. Kim Adams received the Most Valuable Player award . The Most Valuable Field Event Person award went to Sheila McKe,e. Rita Geiger received the award for the Most Valuable Distance Runner. Mol­ly O'Neill was awarded Most Improved Overall. Erin Haley received the Most Spirited award. The Sen­iors extend a big thank~you to our teammates and

, our coach and wis~ them all the luck in the next season.

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C-J Invitational Lima Invitational Dayton Relays Princeton Invitational Bellbrook Invitational GDL Sectionals District State

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The 1979 Eagle Tennis Team is proud of its season. Though we were not satisfied with our 5-10 record, we can point with pride to the quality of our partici­pation. The effort put forth, the experience gained, and the sportsmanship displayed are attributes of which this year's team can be justly proud. While our record fails to show it, the 1979 Eagle Netters have added much to the growing tradition of excellence in C-J sports.

John Zaidain

SEASON RECORD

VARSITY RECORD

5-10 C-J 0 Miamisburg 5 C-J 5 Fairview 0 C-J 1 Carroll 4 C-J 0 Oakwood 5 C-J 2 Spring. Catholic 3 C-J 5 Belmont 0 C-J 0 Alter 5 C-J 2 Northmont 3 C-J 0 Vandalia Butler 5 C-J 1 West Carrollton 4 C-J 0 Miami Valley 5 C-J 1 Wayne 4 C-J 5 Wilbur Wright 0 C-J 3 Meadowdale 2 C-J 4 Kiser 1

RESERVE RECORD 2-6

Back Row: Matt Money, Bill Caporal, Dave Roalef, Andy Ybarra , John Bush, Mike Mackenzie. Middle Row: Coach Bob Borgerding, Mickey Holmes, Jerry Fox, Terry O'Shea, Coach John Zaidain. K"eeling: Ty Kramer, Kevin Kaminski, Matt Roll, Jim Pearson.

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I only wish to keep you a little longer within the boun­dries of my immediate life - and so thank you for touching my life - for letting me know and love you.

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ced many things for us to have a good educati compete in this world, as we strive to reach 0

tasks will be many, you think you can do

8 ;.lfrc)ad will be rugged Is insurmountable, too .. . remember, ahead

as steep as they seem, ITH in your heart

'til you reach your dream, in life that is worthy

1JWiI~.o hard to achieve ... ::ftI8'e the courage to try it

the FAITH to believe is a force that is greater edge or power

defeats turn to triumph t in God's wisdom and will is a mover of mountains,

_ araw_·"'othing that God cannot do, out today

ITH in your heart 'Till Your Dream Comes True!

, I would like to leave the gradu

This Day m esl:eaay is already a dream,

orrow is only a vision, y\ well lived, every yesterday a dream of /tomo'rrow a vision of hope.

'Sr. Carol, Bro. Ron, members of the administration and te.chqstaff of Chamlnade-Jullenne, n.rWt.l1t. fFi,nds and araduates of the class of 1979: Tonlaht we are irI a moment of absolute present; s,talttdIRll" b..-wun our past and our futures. We have all arrived from a common experience as one, but each of us an individual who holds a unique dream in his or her heart. We have many to thank for the fosteriAI of th.Ote dreams and for the attainment of this one tonight.

First, there are our teachers, whose greatest teachings were their examples. They befriended us and us throUJh four years of transformation. Perhaps the finest thing they have done for us, besides -..1I'iftI1I:,

their knowledge, was to instill in us the desire to learn more in life. It is said that a teacher affl.d:s .... ~~:i linee he can never tell where his influence stops. We leave to our teachers a promise. A premise ttHlt~ ..... ·!§'I a1wIY strive for perfection and never settle for something which can be better . . "ext, there are our parents, who were always there. They shared with us our agony and hap,",,", Irades, our numerous activities that they indirectly joined with us, and our late and worried-filled niIh with the family car. They saw us through four year of radiG! 'change and taught us responstbDl~ ,WII_i Ind trust. Our success tonight is a reflection of our parent's support. We give to them our love.

Rnalty, there are our friends. We have cried together, laughed together, and learned together. We ...... vic;toriu and losses, homecomings and proms, chemistry and psychology, Triangle and the track. Throulh all of these experiences we have come to learn more about ourselves and about others, In this way, wtt b.".

mad to understand and care about others and have grown, ourselV4tl, with each friendship. "'ends we leave a thank-you. Thank-you for all of those things that you've done that can't really be md'.W. words.

"-'Ph waldo Emerson once said, "For everything you have missed, you have gained somethina elM: .''fllll everytmna you gain, you lose something." This class you see before you has lived thou words ....

durinI their years at C-J. We all experienced that feeling of loss and of hopelessn :Wh ndf. were taken from us. Beth, Whose outgoingness and love of life will always remin.. of

Sruc:a. whose love of music and of people attracted everyone. Sr. Donna, a caring teacher with _ _ .who was down. Mike, a friend to everyone; always caring and always sharing. His memory !.I)iftiHS and of contagious laughter. We will always remember these friends of ours for, th",ftflll"

, ~ showed us the beauty of life. Although we mourn their loss, we have gained a DOllltalrtul

unlty. 1ft MCh broUlht us a little closer together and made us appreciate one _o.u* :4.~~~e.e,d that we needed one. er to be with us for the good times and for the s .. _ ... ~ W*I ••

oup whose memori~ will always be full and lasting ones. '~.c .. __ ,","'"

.1I"f't. we say goodbye to on other and take a final, reminiscing look at C-J, let u rejoice -_li~~~' ~.,ntt_ .. chan ... We can not hold onto any moment and refuse the changes In our lives. C(tj .. ,,{:; •••• Iy, Is painful, yet is needed and as we change, our thoughts and our actions, if they are to _ _ _

our , must also change.

Now, as we prepare to move on, we wonder about what lies ahead for us. We don't know for sur. how ,.. i the unsheltered Hfe we're approaching. Will we be happy with the decisions that we have ftUllla:lI.f8h

we Mye the talent and the perseverence to fulfill all of our dreams? These questions will be anl •• wad: time. but as we search for their answers I would like you to always keep in mind this thoUlht frdm WII"'~'·"CI Shakespeare: "The very substance of the ambitious is merely the shadow of a dream." May every vn • ..,t."'i.~. remain ambitious throughout our lives, and may we never lose sight of our dreams.

Colleen Moosbr

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Aunt Angie Kolakowski

Grandma Kolakowski

To Mary Kolakowski, "I Can't Believe You Made It!" Love, Joey

Beth Lundquist (Burger) 1976

Congratulations, Barbie Jo Love, Your Sisters

Good Luck, Tricia Dad and Mom

Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Martin

Congratulations, Class of "79" Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Mathes

Congratulations, Patrick Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Mathes

Congratulations, Rosemarie The McDevitt Family

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To Rosemarie McDevitt, "Goodbye is only a word," Love, Mary

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Meyers Jr.

Rita and Pat Mueller

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph O'Connor

Congratulations, Kathy, Peter and Amy Love, Kim

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Congratulations, Barb Love, Dad, Mom, Rich, Diane, and Todd

Congratulations, Teresa Pazitney Love, Dad, Mom and Bob

Congratulations, Tom Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Pirrung

Trish and Bob Pollack

Congratulations, Julie Prasmantas Love, Mom and Dad

Felicitations, Beth Rayburg Love, Mom and Dad

Congratulations, Lynne Love, Uncle Bill and Aunt Madie

Benny Ricker

Good Luck, Seniors Dr .! and Mrs. J.M. Roll

Congratulations, Andy Roll Love, Mom and Dad

Good Luck Seniors ... Nick Roll

Mark Rose

Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Rutledge

Congratulations, Margie Sayer Love, Dad, Mom and Family

Congratulations, John Scarpelli Mom and:Dad

Congratulations, Lisa Scherack Love, Mom and Dad

Congratulations, Mary Schubert Love, Mom and Dad

Congratulations, Anne Schwendeman Love, Mom and Dad

Congratulations, Kathy Sinkwitz Mom and Jim

Congratulations, Connie Love, Mom .and Dad

Congratulations, Joe Smith Love, Mom and Dad

Congratulation, Lisa Sonye Mom, Dad and Beckie

Mr. Donald Sprunde

Congratulations, Nancy and the Class of " 79" From Jeff "78"

Congratulations, Jeff Trego Love, Mom, Dad and Toby

Congratulations, Dave Trentman Mom and Dad

Congratulations, Amy Mr. E. Wiedeman and Family

Congratulations, Margaret Stanley and Irene Zotkiewicz

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For the students and faculty of C-J, the 78-79 school year was one of many changes. New faces and names became part of our community; many good times and a few sad times were had by all. It is my hope that "Transitions" is a sincere reflection of what this year has meant to each one of us. We all have come a little bit closer through the hours of work we put in, and created some good memories. This book would have not been possible without the tireless efforts of the entire staff, the lasting co-operation of Mrs. Pollack and Charlie Miller, and the help of numerous oth­ers throughout the year. Thanks to everyone!

Polly Barlage Peter Burger Joe Demeter Sue Fay Ellen Finke Lynne Jordan Mary Kolakowski Ray Lee Caroline Lutz Tricia Mallon Marita Matray Rosemarie McDevitt Heidi Morris Sheelah Moyer Lois Rutledge Emily Schoch Tina Trick Amy Wiedeman Editor - Margaret Zotkiewicz

Margaret Zotkiewicz

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