Chominode-Ju/ienne Dayton, Ohio 198J

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Remember rhe days of rhe radicals, rhe hip­pies, rhe non-conformisrs? Remember rhe ear­ly 70'5 of resisro.nce ro aurhoriry, of flower children, love, and peace? " We should ger our of Viernam!" Remember Jesus Christ'Super. star, and The Man Who come fo Dinner? The days of mini slfirrs and Warergare weren 'r rhar long ago. A mere decode in on endless sea of cenruries. Chaminade, 5r, Joe 's, Julienne. Re­member when?

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During the lost 10 years progress has been rhe I~ey word in developmenr or C-J. Now, bells signal closs changes, courses are graded quarrerly, and rhe cafereria offers a salad bar, soup and sandwich bar, and a hor food line. Golfing and Rifle Teams have been eliminared, bur soccer and women 's ream sporrs have grown in populariry. The faces trove changed, but the game remains rhe some - Educarion. C-J remains dedi­cored to its philosophy of educaring rhe rotal person.

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Ten yeors time nor only offecred rhe inner workings of C-J bur has drasrically influenced rhe surraunding environmenr. Over ren years rime, C-J's parking lars have replaced bars and businesses of old. Physical war!., on rhe building has included rhe odd irian of rhe new "Chamin­ode-Julienne" logo sign, new enrrance doors and a paved cC?urryard. Cinder lars have been replaced by a landscaped campus giving a new face ro Washingron 5rreet.

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A 7.24 loss ro Meodowdole and a rainy day couldn'r dampen rhe Eagle spirir as rhe C-J community come together to "Celebrare Me Home. " Headlining the Homecoming Parade, from the new renovated parlfing lot ro Wel­come 5tadium, was rhe closs of '85's prize winning floor. Half rime acriviries of the game were highlighred by rhe crowning of I{ing, 5reve Kremer, and Queen, Naralie Jones, afrer the Eaglerres roclfed rhe crowd wirh their "Punlf Out" performance.

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"Prior to the Stivers game . .. a roily was held. Lighred by green flares . .. Mr. Ashran presenred our Caproin wirh on Americon Eagle and declared rhar henceforrh, rhe royal bird would be Chaminade 's symbol. " On Ocr 7, 1982, or insrollarion Ceremonies arrended by rhe srudenr body, Ooard of Trusrees, local dig­nareries and wirh relevision coverage, a rwo ron concrere Eagle, donared by Gem 5avings and placed in rhe new green campus by 5hool~ Consrrucrion, become a permanenr parr of rhe C-J communiry.

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C-J Spirit is green and blue faces and loud crowds wirh hoarse rhroars. Eagle 5pirir can be heard in cheering or Pep rollies, parading on rhe rood ro Welcome 5radium, and dancing in rhe srands in Columbus. Nov. 6, sow 5f. Vin­cenr-5f. Mary's and Alrer fall viCTims ro rhe Dig Green Machine giving the Eagles a srare soccer championsf?ip and on end of rhe season foor­boll viCTory. Ger down, ger funl,y, ger loose. We are super awesome, We 're # 1! C-} 5pirit is here to sray' Pass it on!

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The decode, 197J-198J, was a rime ro re­member. The people and rhe places 0/1 come rogerher ro form rhe memories of C-J's firsr ren years. Quilding on decodes of rradirion, C-J grows each year, conrinuing ra offer irs com­muniry members rhe qualiry spiriruol, educo­rional, and social opporruniries for which ir is I~nown.

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FACULTY LIFE

What were you doing ten years ago?

"It was C-J's first year and we were still moving furniture out of

the halls!" Sister Carol Lichtenberg

"I was a junior in high school -'goofing off'," Mr. Bill Makas

"Probably being the typical 8 year old," Miss Amy Barlow

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Mr. Ken Amlin Physicol Educorion

Mrs. Helen Anthe Adminisrrarion

Mrs. Janice Ardner Marh

Mrs. Mary Lou Arons English

Sr. Ruth Ann Bange Science

Ms. Amy Barlow Office

Ms. Julie Barnett Music

Mrs. Paula Beach Dusiness, Home

Economics Mr. Eugene Bettag

M arh, Science Ms. Wanda Bronston

Guidance, Social Srudies

Bro. James Brooks English

Bro. James Brown Dusiness

Mrs. Cheryl Cheslock Science

Mr. Bill Chesclock Healrh

Mrs. Marilyn Craig Auxiliary Services

Mr. James Davis Duslness

Sr. Mary Ellen Dow Religion

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Ten Years Ago "Working for United Beverage selling beer and wine," Mr. Thomas Ledinsky

"Just returning from Africa Christine Julie McGuirk.

re-entry process," Sister

"Wor/,ing for the government (civil service), " Mr. Steve Whiting.

"Going to grade school at Immaculate Canception, " Mr. Patrie!, Marrinan.

"I left San Antonio and a life with the Marianist Sisters and three manths later met the person I would marry. " Mrs. Catherine McCrabb.

"A GED program administrator, teacher, and counselar in a therapeutic drug abuse pragram in Chicogo, " Sr. Damienne Grismer.

"I was finishing ... college and entering the Peace Corps," Dr. Jim Oraol15.

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If you had not chosen teaching as your profession, what profession

would you now be practicing?

"Defore College, I Hod Wonted To Decome An

Airline Stewardess," Mrs. Paulo Deoch

"Zoo Keeper," Mr. Dill Cheslock

"Drickloyer, Lumber­jack, "

Father Mike Lisbeth

Mrs. Martha Duffy GUidance, Marh

Mr. George Early Alumni Direcror

Mrs. Marcia Edwards GUidance

Sr. M. Virgine Elking Religion

Mrs. Rachael Ellis Nurse

Mr. John Fay Developmenr Office

Mr. Robert Finnegan Adminisrrorion, Marh

Sr. Marietta Fritz Morh, 5cience

Fr. Denny Gotto Religian

Ms. Ruth Gilley M usic

Mrs. Margaret Goode Office

Sr. Damienne Grismer Sacial Srudies

Oro. William Grundish Guidance

Oro. John Habjan Adminlsrrorion, Social

Srudies Sr. Oarbaro Hepperle

Ousiness Office Mrs. Oarbara Hinkle

Social SrudJes

If Not A Teacher . 'Travelling In Europe Writing Gourmet Cook Books," Mr. Denny Thomas

''Beach Fronr 5hell Colleeror, /I

Mrs. Rurh Pil~ell

I always hod a secrer dream ro be a nurse," Sr. Mary Virgine EII~ing

' 'Have on arts and crafrs srore," Mrs. Sondra Drain

"Medical profession (docror) or on pro sports career, " Mr. Thomas Ledinslw

''Some form of people­orienred work· Fanrosize wor/~ing wirh animals as a vererinarian perhaps, " Sr. Damienne Grismer

"I feel I would have chosen a business or nursing career in order ro be wirh people, " Mrs. Charlene Wheeler

What do you enjoy do. ing?

"Shopping for things I can't afford." Mrs. Catherine McCrabb

"Eating," Brother Tom Oldenski

"Weight lifting." Father Mike Lisbeth

"Hearing a good joke," Mr. Bill Cheslock

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Sr. Patricio Knopp Developmenr Office

Mrs. Marilyn Kromer Office

Mr. Thomas Ledinsky SCience

Sr. Carol Lichtenburg Adminisrrarion

Fr. Michael Lisbeth Religion

Ms. Agnes Mahle Office

Mr. Patrick Marrinan Religion

Mrs. Alberto McAdams

Morh Mrs. Catherine

McCrabb Religion

Sr. Christine Julie McGuirk

SCience

Mrs. Ann Meyers Marh

Mr. Bill Mokas Marh

Mrs. Betty Naughton Dusiness

Bro. Thomas Oldenski Religion

Mrs. Ruth Pikell English, Foreign

Language Mr. Mike Prier

Music Bro. Todd Ridder

Music

I Enjoy "'I love to read, especially late at night," Mrs. Mary Beth Shane

"Travelling to Spanish speaking countries," Mrs. Peggy Sweet

"Dal1ing goodies, " Mrs. Paulo Deach

"Cross counrry sI1iing," Sr. Dorbara Hepper/e

"Hondbell ringing, " Mrs. Marilyn Craig

''Sleeping, " Mr. Dill Mol1as

"TaIl1ing, " Miss Morge Rurol1

"Collecring anriques, " Mr. Donald Weimerr

''Modeling, producing foshion shows, " Miss Wando Dransron

"Tal1ing core of our grandchildren and playing golf, " Mrs. Marrha Duffy

What do you enjoy do. ing?

"Shopping for things I can't afford." Mrs. Catherine McCrabb

"Eating," Brother Tom Oldenski

"Weight lifting." Father Mike Lisbeth

"Hearing a good joke," Mr. Bill Cheslock

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Sr. Patricio Knopp DevelopmenT Office

Mrs. Marilyn Kromer Office

Mr. Thomas Ledinsky SCience

Sr. Coral Lichtenburg AdminisTraTion

Fr. Michael Lisbeth Religion

Ms. Agnes Mahle Office

Mr. Patrick Marrinan Religion

Mrs. Alberto McAdams

MOTh Mrs. Catherine

McCrabb Religion

Sr. Christine Julie McGuirk

Science

Mrs. Ann Meyers MOTh

Mr. Bill Mokas MOTh

Mrs. Betty Naughton Dusiness

Bro. Thomas Oldenski Religion

Mrs. Ruth Pikell English, Foreign

Longuoge Mr. Mike Prier

Music Bro. Todd Ridder

Music

I Enjoy '" love to read, especially late at night," Mrs. Mary Beth Shane

"Travelling to Spanish speaking countries," Mrs. Peggy Sweet

"Da/~ing goodies, " Mrs. Paulo Deach

"Cross country sl{iing, " Sr. Darbara Hepper/e

"Handbell ringing," Mrs. Marilyn Craig

''Sleeping, " Mr. Dill Mo/~as

"Tall~ing," Miss Marge Rura/~

"Collecting antiques, " Mr. Donald Weimert

''Modeling, producing fashion shows, " Miss Wando Dronston

"Ta/~ing core of our grandchildren and playing golf, " Mrs. Martho Duffy

If you could have one wish come true for the benefit of yourself or your students, what would that be?

"Be 10-0 in you know what," Mr. Ken Amlin

"That someone would contribute $10,000.000 to our endowment

fund," Mr. John Fay

"To have 3 more wishes," Miss Ann Meyers

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Ms. Sarah Rosenburg English

Mrs. Marge Ruddle Office

Ms. Marge Rurak Library

Mr. David Schwendeman

Indusrrial Arrs

Mrs. Mary Beth Shane Auxiliary Services

Bro. Jeff Sullivan Indusrrial Arrs

Mrs. Peggy Sweet Foreign Language

Mr. Denny Thomas English

Sr. Pat Vrabel Social Srudies

Mrs. Marcia Rentz Wayman

Auxiliary Services

Sr. Bernice Weilbacher

Religion, Science Mr. Donald Weimert

Social Srudies Mrs. Charlene

Wheeler Auxiliary Services

Mr. Steve Whiting English

Mr. John Zaidain Social Srudies

Ms. Jennifer Zehring Foreign Language

Ms. Gail Zimmerman Arr

One Wish Is "A volleyball state championship for my players," Mrs. Cheryl Cheslock

. "Another World Series Championship for the L.A. Dodgers," Mr. Denny Thomas

''Peace of mind, " Mr. 5teve Whiting

"Transport rhe school to a nice wooded location so we could have on outdoor lob, " 5r. Ruth Ann Dange

"To find some happiness, some place in the sun, " Mr. Dill Molms

"One big wish for the students would be a football and soccer field and a stadium. I thin/~ you would see a lot of state championships, " Mrs. Marge Ruddle

"That we'd I~now what if means to be Christian in 1982-90, and live itl " 5r. Marietta Fritz

Organizations

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What They Do For Love In rhe musicol, A Chorus Line, rhe direcror os/~s one of rhe dancers why she dances, since rhere are so few rewords. The dancer answers rhis quesrion by singing, "Whar I O,d For Love. " If you were ro as/~ a bond srudenr why he purs in rhe exrra hard wor/~ ro be in rhe bond, he 'd probably soy, "I do It for rhe love of music The bonds allow rhe srudenrs ra nor only experience music, bur ro be a parr of It rhraugh performance. There are five bonds in rhe music deparrmenr rhar perform several concerrs and in several

conresrs during rhe year. The Jazz Lob, Symphonic, Marching, and Pep bonds all received excellenr rarings in rheir respecrive con­resrs.

Officers: Presldenr Noncy 50rab1G, VicePresldenr I<e vin Denny, 5ecrerory 5uzerre Hicl~, Treasurer Chris 5nlder Managers: Tom Monravon, John Plossenrhol, Murali 5innorhomby, Poulo Kramer, Phil Longe

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The Uniforms Thor Submarines Mode A sub sandwich five miles long?! If all rhe subs sold by rhe music deparrmenr were pur end ro end, ir would reach close ro five miles. For four years srudenrs ond parenrs have sold subs ro neighbors, reachers, and friends In order ro finance new uniforms. The new uniforms Include bond, drill ream and field commander uniforms. The Porenrs ' MUSIC Club ond srudenrs combined feorures of rhree sryles of uniforms ro ger rhe exacr sryle rhey wonred Eoch uniform come ro 0 cosr of $168.00

C -J Mixed Chorus Mo/~es Fram popular tunes suc.h as The Rainbow Connection, to jazzy pieces li/~e Bird/and, or the classical Ode to Joy, the C-J Mixed Chorus certainly does ma/~e their own 14nd of music.

The Mixed Chorus cansists of sixty srudent vocalists who are dedicated to this dimension of the music departmenr. Each prac­tice begins at 7:45 wee/~day mornings and losts until 8:.JO.

The Christmas Concert, the Pops Concert and the Festival of Music are the three annual music deportment cancerts. Other 1982-83 performances of the Mixed Chorus included singing at the Solem Moll Christmas festivities, visiting nursing homes and hospirols, pro­viding grade schools with a chance to see the Chorus in action by visiting the schools, and singing at the Chaminade, Julienne, St. Joseph, and C-J annual alumni moss.

. . .. . Their Own /{ind Of Music The Chorus hod two instructors this year; Ms. Katie Fazelfus direct­ed during the first semester and Ms. Ruth Gilley during the second semester. The four officers of Chorus were Angelico Caldere, Lu/fe Dollman, Mary Wiedeman, and David Smith.

Although the Mixed Chorus is hard WOrlf and requires early morning practices, the rewards of putting on a good performance and experiencing a feeling of self-achievement ma/fe the sacri­fices worthwhile.

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More Than Smiles The Eaglerres are more rhan a group of girls wirh prerry smiles. The girls pur in many long hours and hard worl{. All of rheir hard worl{ paid aff in grear performances, including a 2nd place 5rare finish and a Jrd place finish in rhe Narionals. The Eaglerres provided audiences wirh a variery of shows. "We Gar rhe Dear" when rhey punl{ed our for rhe Homecoming pep roily. For rheir conresr show rhey pur us "In rhe Mood" wirh a swing rourine and we wenr for a ride on rhe "Charranooga Choo-Choo ".

top row: Jenny Ourges, Grerchen Johnson, Mary Ourron, Donielle Porrer, Lisa Leo, Terri Runyon, Hearher Walls second row: Kim Doolin, Julie Parmer, Parry Shay, Anne Tracey, Oee/{y Henry, Darb Werling, Debbie Pril{/{el, Direcror Ms. Jane Genrile third row: Squad leaders; Megan Clemenrs, Nicole Grimes, Lisa Lawyer, Koren Lofry sifting: Co­caproin Joe/fie Ernsr, Caproin Krisro Kraflm, Co-caproin Malia Swab. Not pictured: Moderaror Oro. Todd Ridder

Academics, Service: NH5 The Notional Honor Society, with rhe guidance of Ms. Wando Dronston, wos responsible for many ocrivities this yeor. It continued its portidpotion in rhe Freshman Orientation Pragram, the Tutoring program, rhe Honors Assembly, Daccalaureate Moss and Gradu­ation ceremonies. Yuletide spirits at Moria-Joseph Living Core Cen­rer were brightened by NH5 Christmas carolers.

Outstanding students in academics, service, and leadership were highlighted by the Notional Honor Society's Who '5 In the Spotlight. A new event sponsored by the NH5 was participation in A5 5CHooLS MA TCH WITS 5teve Geiger, Darry F/anl'l~, Jane Dohman,

Carl Foster and alternate Greg Koesters competed on the TV game show. top row, L-R: Jerry Woesre, Ed Whirely, Rolph McEldowney, Murali 5innorhomby, Alice 5icree, Lindo Zomonslfi, Jill Due/fro, Therese Dorin, Angelico Coldere, 5earr Whitman, middle row, L-R: Don Meixner, Molly Michael, 5ue 5edloc/f, Jane Dohman, Koren Moorman, Amy Fay, Mallory R<;ddens, Mary Kurpiel, kneeling, L-R: Laura Die/fensheers, Corrie Mo­garo, Mary Ann Schons, Malia 5wab, Anne Denny, Marr Lopez, sitting, L­R: Renee Gepfrey - Secretory, Julio 50lulfe - President, Lulfe Dollman - Vice-President, not pictured Ms. Wando Dransron - moderator, John Durdines, Eleny Fronisfo, Jenny Ruddle

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Govr. Eogle Style Homecoming Donee and Parode, Christmas Donee, the Father­Daughter Donee and Mather-50n Drunch this year were planned by 5tudent Council. A ':Sexy Legs" Contest was held to benefit Easter 5eals. Donut 5ales in the morning before Homeroom and 5pirit T-5hirt 5ales were sponsored by 5tudent Council. Andy 5chleich, Treasurer, headed sales for 5tudent Council. Angie McCabe, 5pirit Chairperson, I~ept the Council's Dulletin Doard up to

dote and lead cheers. Donees were choirpersoned by 5ue 5ed­loC/~, 50ciol Committee Chairperson. Don Meixner, Vice-President, was in charge of Homeroom Rep. meetings providing the lin/~

between the students and the Council. Minutes at the meetings were I~ept by the 5ecretary, Cindy M"~ula. Overseeing the proce­dures was President Jon Hayes. 5r. CJ. and Oro. Droo/{5 were the moderators.

Closs Officers: Freshman Dill Laffer, John Marshall, Paul Marshall, and Greg Douquot; Sophomore Down Drown, Mary Russo, Eu­gene Richards, and Jim 5ills; Junior Roy Plummer, 5helly Duffy, Leslie 5mith, and Jeannie Ducl~ro; Senior Cindy Minelli, 5teve Geiger, 5tacy Hinders, and 5herry Tribbey.

Good Music MO/1es Good Liturgy Though their membership may fall and their songsheets tum to dust, the Liturgical Choir perseveres to sing at all school liturgies. Whether Moss is held in the gym or at Emmanuel's, the choir gathers together their bond of troubadours and cantors to encour­age the entire C-J community to join them in song. Throughout

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the year the choir often has special guest appearances; Drather Todd and his boss, Mrs. McCrobb and 5ister Pot and their gUitars, Father Denny and Father Milfe and their vocal renditions. With the combined talents of both the faculry and the students, the chair strives to enhance the liturgical celebrotions with their talents.

Women At Wor/) 1.0.£ srands fQr Inrensive Office .Educarion and ir is jusr rhar; inrensive. In a rwo year rraining period srudenrs learn shorrhand, ryping, record' I{~eping, business marh, dicrarion and word pro­cessing. Two years from now, I{ey punch operarion will be very much a parr of 1.0.£ rraining. 1.0.£ offers rraining in valuable sl{/1ls rhar srudenrs can use now and will use in rhe furure. Dusinesses in rhe Dayron area are well

aware rhar C-J has on excellenr clerical rraining pragram. Job placemenr is on imporranr parr of Senior I.QE 1.0.£ is a good way ro ger a "foor in rhe door" in rhe business world and in college.

I. 0.£ is nor jusr a closs - ir is much more. Ir is rhe srriving for murual gaols, goals rhar are rreasurers shored berween friends.

LIt K. Smirh, P. floyer, P. Wilson, L. Murschler, C. Dremer, M. Srein, fl. Hueisimmp, 5. Duc/~ro, V. Murray. j Oochey, D. Duchhoirz, M. Lawhorn, T fl id<er, L. Dush, M. Larger Sitting: Mrs. Naughron, M. Durron

Celebrate Life In August, eight students from C-J Life attended a weelf long retreat sponsored by the Marianists at Dergamo. "Celebrate Life" was the theme as students from seven states and Puerto {ko reflected on the areas of Self Disclosure, Listening, Affirmation, and Acceptance.

Meetings of the Christian Life Community (CLC) were held every other Sunday evening at the Drather's house next door to the

school. At the meetings topics discussed were dealing with the 1055

of friends, listening to others, and improving one 5 relationship with God by improving relationships with others.

A Halloween party was held at the end of October ro welcome new members. The ThanlfSgiving school liturgy was coordinated by the CLC. In February the LIfe graup went on a weelfend retreat. The retreat was planned by some of the Seniors in Life. In May the CLC met with the Life graup from Dergamo for a meeting and a parry. The group was guided by moderators Dro. Jim Droo/fS, Fr. Denny Gotto and Ms. Marge Rurak

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Fun And Fellowship The Fellowship of Christian Athletes is on organization of ath­letes who represent the many teams here at Chaminade­Julienne. There are numeraus activities and events the FCA sponsors or participates in including; assisting at the Special Olympics, planning school mosses, and acting as guides and representatives of C-J. The FCA has also sponsored money raisers to pay for the activities it plans. The members of FCA worl~ at the University of Dayton bos/~etboll gomes, host on

annualSpogherri Dinner and plan the St. Patrick's Day Dance. The money raised was used for picnics, retreats, and a swim party at the YMCA .

The officers who organized and led the athletes were Laura Dicl~ensheets, President; Steve Haningford, Vice President; Jane Deall, Treasurer; and Renee Gepfrey, Communications Coor­dinator.

The spirit and goodwill shown by the FCA ma/~es it a vital port of the C-J community.

C-J People Helping People C-J prides itself on being 0 community of helpfulness. Our ten year old Ombudsman program serves os the mediator be­tween students and teachers and administration. It provides a listening ear for students and stoff who have communicotion problems. Rother than providing excessive advise, it acts os a sounding board so that problems can be solved before they become issues.

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This yeor the students worl~ing in Ombuds were Tommy Eddy, Wando Roberts, Nancy Sarabia, and Sue Sedlock Worl~ing with them was the faculty advisor for Ombuds since the program 5 beginning, Mrs. Dorbora Hin/~/e. Ombuds ploys 0 viral port in the continuing growth of the students, teachers, stoff, ond adminis­tration of the Chaminade-Julienne community.

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D.5. U: Showing Pride The Dlacl~ Srudenr Union has sponsored many exciring evenrs for rhe C-J communiry. In December rhey sweerened up rhe yuleride season by selling candy cones afrer school. In February rhey inrroduced rhe school, wirh a wall display, ro famous Dlacl~

achievers during Dlacl~ Hisrory Week In March C-J srudenrs jammed on wheels when rhe D.S. U sponsored a highly successful skaring parry at Slmreland Arena. President: Nicole Grimes, Vlce.President: Suzanne Droo/~, Sec. retary: Donna Minor, Treasurer: Lisa McGruder, Sergeant at Arms: Creigee Coleman

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Les Livres, Los Libros,

And More Doo/{s! Le livre. . . the book La libra . . . the book Dos buch . . . the book Foreign language is more than the boolf, the language lob, and the classroom lecture. It's exploring the people and lifestyle of a different country,' as well as the grommaticol

language itself The Spanish Club went one step (or one coun­try) beyond the classroom The Spanish Club has been wor/{ing all year long to finance a trip to Spain. The Club sponsored pretzel sales, garoge sales, and they even sponsored a boorh at the International Festival at the Convention Center. Dancers from the various Spanish classes performed in the Arcode Square as well as at severol performances at the International Festiva/'

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Audrey Dernier Roberr Derr/~e Jeff Dirrner Chrisrol Dobson Marr DoIron

Kelly Droderic/~ Michael Droom

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Darb Drun Dione Duchholtz Mary Michelle Durton Lori Dush Don Dussinger

Angelico Coldere Jim Carobin Cathy Cloyd Creigee Coleman Trey Coleman

Elizabeth Cooper Pot Corrigan Dove Curtis

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Ken Dermer Lauro Die/fensheers

Ronald Dillow Tim Donovan Jill Due/fro Susan DUe/fro John Durdines

John Elder Joe/fie Emsr Julie Feldman

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Anrhony Fischer Don Foley Timorhy Fox Don Fuson Eleny Fronisro

Joseph Geraghry Nicole Grimes

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Lauro Grogeon Dennis Grusenmeyer Paul Guess Christine Hole Monico Hartshorn

Gory Hess 5uzerre Hic!{5

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Dec/fY Huelslmmp Rodney Hunter Theda JOc/fson Natalie Jones Marcia Joseph

Cheutaunio Kirby Carol Knox Dob Koenig

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Greg Koesters Tim Kopp Nicholas Koussa Krista Krof/m Steven Kremer

Julie Krohn Mary Kurpiel Julie Lahey Drian Lal<in Rich Lamantia

Therese Leever David Leo Gary Long

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Andy Loose Marl~ Lucas Rod Lucl~ie Janet Lutz Lisa Madlinger

Daniel Martin Tim Mathile

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Angeline McCabe Rolph McEldowney Lisa McGruder Paul Meehan David Mescher

Tom Monravon Jim Moser

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G/en Mosser Molly Murray Vera Murray Laurie Murschler Sarah Nart/'fer

Roberr Nash Tom Neff Mil'fe Nordyl'fe Paul Newporr Marcia Nuss

Tim Pirrung Julie Pererman Manonne Pie/'furowsl'fi

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Shown Reynolds Jennifer Richard Lauro Richardson John Richey Trina Ric/fer

Polly Royer Jennifer Ruddle Anira Russo

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Chris 5ac/~reder Julio 5alu/~e Nancy Sarabia Tom Scarpelli Jim 5cenrers

Marl~ 5chwiererman Monica 5errano

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Robert Shade Alice 5icree Murali Sinnothomby Cosey Slmpi/~

Orad Spees Angelo Stader

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Marilyn Stein Nina Stepp Karen Sroewer Patric/{ Srroder Malia Swab

Den Tabe Sherri Tnbbey Kevin T uc/{er

Lyndell Weatherhead Edward Whitely

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Sports

Eogles Reveal After stumbling against Oa/~waod and Trotwood-Madison in their first two gomes, the Varsity Eagles come bocl~ to post a successful 5-4-1 seoson record The Eagles squea/~ed by the Vandalia Outler Aviators 8-7 before rolling over Indian La/~e and Lima Catholic. Perennial state power Hamilton Dadin struggled to tie C-J 16 to 16 5pirit and teamworl~ helped the Eagles come bac/~ from a 0.-24 half-time defecit to post a thrilling :30.-24 victory over Fairborn Da/~er. The Eagles' hopes of a ploy-off berth were crushed by Pur­cell-Marion, 6-26

The Eagles fell to Meadowdale at Wel­come 5tadium in the Homecoming game, but recovered the next wee/~ to post a 14-0. shut-out over arch rival Alter. A victory over the Knights is always sweet, bur this was sweeter because it was the 1st shut-out of Alrer in CIs ten

. year history.

5tar powerl The Eagles hod a true super­star this year in senior, Trey Coleman. Trey rewrote the record boo/~ in the following cotogories; most points seared in one game, :32; most points in one season, 98; most points in a career, 164;. coreer rushing, 2640; and longest I~ic/~­

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Hidden Talent

The Eagle reserve ream finished wirh a final season record of 1-6. The closs of '86 began rheir C-J fQorba// coreer wirh a season record of 0-4. Ir was a year of learning s/{i/ls and gaining experience for rhese rwo reams.

Top row: Head Coach K. Amlin, Coach 1. Zaidan, Trainer 1. Harsha, O. Jahnsran, K. Cacl~rell, 5. Oush, 1. Hall, G. [>,ichards, 1. Sills, W Marsh, C Caesar, T [>';cI~er, C O'Orien, Coach 1. 5haecrafr, Coach P. Hahner, Coach 0. Kazal~, 2nd row: Mgr. T Schwie­rerman, 5. Woalfall~, E. Mucha, C Orumbaugh, G. Liggerr, 0. Clarl~, E. Olair, 1. [>,aiff, C Vera, C Wa­lendzal~, 1. Dobson, T Perersan, :;rd row: T Oridg· man, 1. Maurer, 0. Kaurh, 5. Haningfard, O. Dyer, F Turner, 0. Curris, T Neff, [>" Frederre, 0. Dean, M. Wesrbracl~, Dottom row: 1. Johnson, A. Oarl~er, 0. Mescher, Co·Cpr. O. Koenig, Ca·Cpr. W. Oacl~, 0. Faley, 0. 5mirh, C Coleman, T Coleman, C Embry, 0. Oarl~er

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Net Vicrories over AAA Fairmonr Wesr and rival Carrall highlighred rhe rennis season. Orher aces of rhe season were a rhrilling J -2 vicrory over 5rebbins, a 5-0 whipping of Colonel Whire, and a surprising 2nd place finish in rhe rough Miami Volley Tournamenr. Regular season ploy ended wirh a 4-7 record.

Of rhe nine players who advanced ro 5ecrional Quarrerfinals, rhree singles play­ers were from C-J; Karhy Mirchell, Karh­leen 5mirh, and Jane Dohman. MiTchell wenr on ro place faurrh in rhe 5ecrionals. Mirchell was awarded rhe Mosr Valu­able Player A word and 5mirh was named Mosr Improved Player.

Firsr year coach, Mr. Marrinan, bolsrered spirirs, raughr rechniques, and rransporr­ed rhe players ro pracrices and marches. Whar do nine female rennis players, all in rhe some cor, rall~ abour on rhe way ro a march? A love game, of course!

L-R: P. Marrinan (coach), L. Ganda5, 1. Dohman, A. McCabe, K. 5mrh, L. laman5/~/: K. Moyer, 5. Leon· ard; not pictured: K. MiTchell, P. Dalda5are

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Ladies Charge Forward An opening 7-0 vicrory over Yellow 5prings gor rhe Lady Eagles rolling ro­word a smashing 11-2 season. Duilding rheir repurarion as a force ro be reck oned wirh in rhe Dayron Disrricr, rhe Lady Eagles dealr Carroll and Troy J -2 defears, followed by 7-0 and 4-0 rri­umphs over Lemon-Monroe and Dea­vercreek Cenrerville cur rhe Eagle 's win srring wirh a J-1 vicrory. Co-Caproin Julio 5alulfe rallied rhe Lady Eagles ro a 2-1 vicrory over rhe Alrer Knighrs for rhe Eagles firsr win over rheir suburban rivals in four years.

An 8-1 rour of Oalfwo09, a 1-0 squealfer over Fairmonr Easr, on 8-1 decision over Fairmonr Wesr and a season ending vic­rory over Fairborn copped rhis highly suc­cessful season for rhe Lady Eagles. C-J opened rournamenr acrion wirh a win over Carroll, bur fell ro Oalfwood in sec­ond round acrion.

Honors rhis year wenr ro; M. Russo, Desr Offensive Player, A. Fay; Desr Defensive Player and M. Michaels, Mosr Improved Player. 5pecial honors wenr ro A. Fay and M. Russo for rheir inclusion on rhe Firsr Team All Area.

Top Row (UI.): Cooch R. Russo, S . .DUe/fro, 1. Noo· non, T. Willmon, 5. Tribbey, 1. DUe/fro, 2nd Row: M. Michaels, D. Drinlfmon, 1. Deall, D. Drown, DOf­tom Row: A. Fay, 1. Due/fro, A. Rou, L. Die/fen­sheels, 1. 5olulfe, N. Killgollon

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From Rogs Cinderella may have rhe gloss slipper, bur rhe C-J soccer ream has rhe 1982 Closs "A-AA" Srore Championship Tro­phy The Eagles shur our A/~ron Sr. Vin­cenr-Sr. Mary in Columbus on November 6, ro bring home C-J's firsr srare rirIe since rhe merger ren years ago.

Wirh a rasrer of nine sophomores, five juniors, and only four seniors, rhis was expecred ro be a growing year. Oy mid­season rhe ream hod a 2-4-2 record and was chasing a breal{-even season. As rhe ream approached rhe end of The season, suddenly rheir game improved The Eagle Men won seven our of rheir lasr nine games ro end rheir regular sea­son WiTh a 9-6-J record

CJ walTzed inTO rhe rournamenr as The underdog and was nor expecred TO ad­vance ro rhe final rounds; afrer all, rhe C J soccer program was only five years old CJ was pirred agOinsr well-esrab­lished reams on rhe roure ro Columbus. The Eagles sropped NewTon, SI, Oak

. wood, 2-1; and Loveland, SJ, in rourna­menr ploy In rhe semi-finals C-J avenged on earlier loss ro Dayron Chrisfion by playing qne of rheir besr games all year and shurring our rhe Crusaders 1-0. Wirh rhe spinred supporr of a large faculf'j and srudenr following, rhe Eagles wirh goals by Mil{e Anricoli and Marl{ DeCarlo flew. home from Columbus I{nowing Thor rhey really were Number 1.

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To Riches The following received rheir honors or rhe Fall 5porrs Danquer. Roger Haines - All Area - 1sr ream Ron Haines - All Area - 2nd ream Desr Defensive Player: Ron Haines Desr Offensive Player: Mar/~ DeCarlo Mosr Valuable Player· Andy 5chleich

The reserve season did nor fair as well, wirh a record of J-11-2.

Varsiry top row: caach P. Hayes, D. Marrin, L. Chao, C Kessler, G. Rosengarren, M. DeCar/o, T. Tric/f, R. Haines, K. Kaslfocsalf, D. Gross, bot. tom row: R. Rolinslfi, R. Haines, K. Reidy, Z. Edmonds, A. Schleich, M. Sraddon, M. Anri­coli, G. Drolfe, E Tric/f Reserve top row: coach J. Smirh, J. Woesre, K. Kas­Imcsal{, P. Healy, coach D. Richison, middle row: D. Flanilf, D. Vallo, D. Gelhaus, D. Tuc/fer, D. Ness, bottom row: T. Sifees, M. Schleich, M. Sraddon, P. Minnelli, T. Kopp, M. Miller

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£090/5 #1 Fighring 5pirir propelled rhe Eagals Varsiry Volleyball ream rhrough a successful sea­son wirh a 17-7 record, rhe besr record for any C-J Varsiry Volleyball ream. High­lighrs of rhe season were rhe awesome defears of rivals Alrer, Carroll and Cenrer­ville. Afrer being seeded # 1, rhe Eagals won rheir 2nd consecurive 5ecrional championship by whipping Dixie and Jef­ferson. Forging ahead ro rhe Disrricr fin­als, rhe Eagals fell shorr afrer a grueling barrie wirh Arcanum.

Paula Oridgman and Margie Meyers shared rhe Mosr Valuable Player A ward and coprain Maroa Nuss received rhe Mosr 5pirired A ward

The Reserve ream developed sifills and gained experience in a 7-6 season. The Freshmen Volleyball ream rriumphed wirh an undefeared season record of 12-o

Varsity: clocKwise from center bottom: E. Fron­iSro, J Richard, P. Dridgm an, 5. Smirh, M anager -C. M ac/{, J Richardson, J Nirz, J Ruddle, M. Meyers, M, NU55.

Reserve: L·R: Manager - C. M ac/{, J Ruddle, 5. M enno, M. Ne vius, T. Morrin, J Clar/<, 5. flferr, J Woodyard, L. Drun5.

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Afrer a 1sr place finish in rhe Secrianals and a 4rh place finish in rhe Disrricrs, rhe cross counrry ream ran rheir way ro a 17rh place finish in rhe Srare meer. Fifreen runners helped rhe harriers ro 1sr place finishes or Greenville, or Draolwille, and or rhe Narional TrOlY Invirarional. Mil{e Daly was named Mosr Valuable Runner; Orad Spees, Mosr Spirired; and Ed McGarry, Mosr Improved Runner.

Rochelle Curran lead a highly improved women 's ream of only six members ro a 10rh place finish in rhe Secrionals. Curran, named Mosr Valuable Runner, also fin­ished a highly respecrable Jrd in rhe Srare. Cindy Minelli was vored rhe Mosr Spirired Women 's Runner.

Top row: fl.. Curran, 5. Weisenberger, 1. Quigley, 2nd row: A. Rolinsl{i, D. Spees, D. Davis, E. McGurry, ;)rd row: C Wade,S. Kremer, Dro. Grun­dish, R. Armsrrong, T. Adams, fl.. Gnau, C Minnelli, 4th row: D. Ley, fl.. Lamanria, A. Loose, 1. Reising, D. Dorl{er, Ooffom row: C Lynch, 5. Geiger, D. Sraub, M. Daly, 1. Knopp •

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Eogles Miss The Hoop The Eagle hoopsrers found rhe going rough rhis pasr year as rhey fell ro a 2-19 season record. Though rhe ream hod many encounrers of a close I~ind, rhese nip and rucl~ barrles escoped rhe vicrory grasp of rhe Eagles. T eamwor/f, disci­pline, sacrifice and unselfishness are needed ro pull rhrough close conresrs, and rhe Eagles never gor all rhe ingredi­enrs rogerher or rhe some rime. Twin Volley Norrh and rhe Lumbeljacl~s of Oa/~wood were rhe only vicrims of rhe Fighring Eagles.

Senior Marr Miller led all scorers wirh a 14 poinr overage and season roral of 290 poinrs. Ron Hunrer was nexr in line aver­aging 12 poinrs per game in roraling 256 poinrs for rhe year. Miller hauled down 120 defensive and 79 offensive rebounds

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Varsiry L to R: M. Gage, F Turner, E. Allen, fl. . Lucifie, fl.. Hunrer,. M. Miller, M. Droam, K. 5eabroo/f, J. 5cenrers, E. Wallfer.

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Joe Madden become the new head baslfetball coach after Dab Mayberry re­signed to accepr a similar position or Dell­brao/f High 5chool.

Marr Miller coprured rhe Most Valuable Player and Milron Gage was named Most Improved Player. Milfe Droom was given rhe award for 5cholar Arhlete.

The Reserve Team 's final record was 11-J. They played on awesome defense and offense as rheir record shows. Team leaders were Dove Powers, Doman Lee and Tony 5trirenberger.

The Freshman squad's overall record was also on accomplishmenr of 11-J. As a ream rhe squad scored a total of 605 points on rhe offense and 507 poinrs on the defense, wirh on overall total over­age of 4J poinrs per game.

Reserve Standing: (L-R) T. Eoron, T. 5rnrenberger, D. Lee, D. Powers, K. Goins, Kneeling: A. Conner, fl.. Tillmon Freshman (L to R): Cooch D. Mol<os, P. Cooper, D. Calloway, T. Weci<esser, D. Lee, M. Morl<ley, D. .DIone, G. Douquor, 5. Williams, T. Dorwil<, L. Harris, T. Dailey

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Lady Eogles

Hoop It Up Low seasonal crowds didn'r daunr rhe spirir and dedicarion of rhe Lady Eagles. After posring a seasonal recard of 8 wins and 11 losses, rhe Lady Eagles sromped Earon 6J ro .31 in a firsr round Sectional game before folding ro always rough Springboro, 42 ro 58. The up and down season included a 62 ro 48 victory over Parrerson and a 45 ro 44 squea/~er over AAA Fairmonr Wesr.

"The I~ey ro rhis year's ream was rhe spirir," said sophomore Rene Jones. A wards were vored ro Joyce McDaniels, Mosr Improved Player; Margie Meyers, named Mosr Valuable Player; Derh Drin/~­man, Mosr Spirired Player.

Reserve standing: D. Drin/~man, v. 'FinI1ensradr, J. Mtz, J. Campbell kneeling: M. Folan, L. Holr­vaighr Varsity standing: J. McDaniel, J. Richardson, J. Day­lor, M. Meyers, T. Whirrman, R. Jones, A. Dairy, coach T. 5rrirrenberger kneeling: M. Russo, A. Coa/~

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Wrestlers Pull Weight The 1982-8:3 ''MEN'' led by firsr year coach Dryan Jac/{san posred 6 5-2 win­ning season record in dual meers.

All rhe long hours of rroining, condirion­ing, and self-discipline led ro posirive arri­rudes rhar unified rhe ream. These quali­ries shone rhrough in rough marches with Alrer, Milron-Union, and Meadow­dole. Marl{ DeCar/o, Don Fuson, Mil{e Miller, Ted O'Neil (alrernare), Chris Plum­mer, and John Ralff won secrional marches and advanced ro rhe disrricrs.

A words for rhe season wenr ro: John Raif(, Pinner and Conqueror, for on un­defeared season or 167 weighr; Mil{e Miller, Mr. Tal{edown; Marr Schleich, Mosr Improved; Don Fuson, MI'l{e Hoffer Memorial.

Top row (L.R) Coaches M. Augusr, D. Jac/{­san, second row (L.R) c. Wa/endza/{, N. Hinders, M. Carrado, J. Stickell, D. Mescher, third row (L.R) T. Lucenre, P. Wesrbrac/{, P. Davis, D. Hobbs, J. Scherier, J. (l,aiff, fourth row (L.R) C. Plummer, F. Goubeax, J. Mar­shall, C. Ma~x, D. Loffer, S. (l,eynolds, fifth row (L.R) M. Smirh, r.. O'Neil, D. Grusenmeyer, A. (l,oIinsl{i, D. Loffer, J. King, sixth row (L.R) M. Miller, M. Schlech, D. Fuson, J. Marshall, C. Naos, G. Dral{e Srors: (L.R): M. Drozowsl{i, J. Deoll, K. Poyron, A. (l,au, L. Smirh, C. Schindler

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Cheers! Our high school con often be thought of as one large community composed of smaller, more closely I~nit families. One af those families is the C-J Cheerleaders. Clinics are held befare the May tryouts with only the girls who con show the spirit, enthusiasm, and smile that every cheerleader needs being as/~ed to join. Once accepted, 'plans for camp are made where the girls learn the !otest techniques used in building routines, stunts, and pyramids. Once school starts, the girls are thrust onto the sidelines of football and soccer fields where they put to use all they have learned at camp. They cheer to arause the crowd and chant to bring the Eagles to victory. When the D-ballers begin to dribble and the wrestlers begin to gropple, the girls bring it on inside to once again cheer and chant; ta puff and pant. This year the cheerleaders competed in the Day­ton Mall Cheerleading Invitational where they placed 1st in division AA and Jrd averall out of 15 teams. Runner-up in spirit. This year's captains were Rabin Rice and Natalie Jones. Natalie was also chosen Miss Cheerleader far the 1982-8J season.

1982-8:) Cheerleaders Varsity: 5. Oroo/~, J. Foley, E. Fronisro, R. Gepfrey, N. Jones, E. McGruder, L. McGruder, K. Moorman, C. Neff. f'.. Rice, P. Royer, 5. Smirh, T. Tompl{ins. Reserve: A. Cromer, O. Dunn, P. Ernsr, A. Frozier, V. Hausfeld, D. Hemmelgarn, N. Henry, R. Jones, T. Porl{er, G. Porrerro, V Ponce, L. Randall. Freshmen: M. Common, M. Evans, V. Mourer, D. M orris, O. Reynolds, K. VolosM

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Eogles Ay· 17-6 The 8J edirion of rhe Eagle 's baseball ream srarred rhe season wirh a six game winning srrea/{ before srumbling againsr rhe Wayne Warriors. The Eagles, wirh rhe srrong arm pirching of seniar Paul Guess and rhe hard f:/irring of sophomore MiI{e Romie, finished rhe spnng cam­paign wirh 17 Wins - 6 lasses season record This was rhe second besr record in CIs ren year hisrory, ropped only by Gip Fehnng s 1975 club. Lare season injur­ies hun rhe Eagles ' rournamenr chances as rhey fell ro Narional Trail J-1 In rhe 5ecrionals afrer posring as opening round victory over Vally View.

Guess clased aur his CJ career ried wirh 5reve Roberrs 75 as rhe winningesr pircher in CJs hisrory. Guess was a firsr ream All-Area selecnon and a unani­maus AII-5rore selecrion by rhe Ohio Hk]h 5chool Daseball Coaches Associanon.

Romie, an Infielder, barred .415 rhis year and drove in 15 runs. He was named a secand ream All-Area selection, one of rhe youngesr players ever given rhis honor.

Orher All-Area selections were Ed Dloir, carcher, firsr ream and Jim Carabin, our­fielder, Honorable Menrion. Coach Dill Cheslocl{, in his second year ar rhe helm, was named Coach of rhe Year.

The Reserve ream, behind rhe hirring and pirchlng of sophomore Terry Dou­quor, finished wirh an 11 wins and 8 losses season record

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Varsiry and {l,eserve {l,asrer wirh Managers and Sratisticians Bottom Row (L-{l,): L Dickensheers, P. Guess, S. Wirrman, C. S/mpi/{, S. Honingfard, J. Scenrers, D. Smirh, J. Corabin, J. Hayes, K. Tucker, E Fronisro Second Row (L-{l,): L Wearherhead, T. Gorc­zynski, M. {l,adominski, J. M"arisco/co, J. Miller, E. D/air, T. Kopp, M. Gage, M. Corrado, T. Skees, M. Nuss .Thlrd Row (L-fl.).· J. Duc/{ro, A. Trick, D. Schons, T. Srrirenberger, D. Eiferr, G. Douquor, D. Hobbs, S. Lennon, Y. Kraf/{o, A. Erienne, K.

Krafka Fourth Row (L-{l,): S. Duffy, 5. Fronisra, D. Gearge, T. Douquor, M. {l,omie, C. Naas, T. Dixon -

Top Row (L-{l,): Assisranrs; V. Hop/{Ins, E · Dorger, K. Kay/or, Doc Harsha, T. P/aspoh/, Head Coach D. Ches/oc/{

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Netters Smash

Opponents The Eagle nerrers could lay claim ro rhe Ory ririe as rhey swepr faur ciry oppo­nenrs en roure ro an 11-8 record. Subur­bon rivals Wesr Carrollron, Waynesville, Deavercreel1, and Corroll also fell vicrim ro rhe Eagles. Speorheading rhe Eagles success were # 1 and # 2 single players, Kevin Goins and Windsor Marsh (Mosr Valuable Player), and rhe # 1 doubles ream of Rodney Tims ond Dan Hodson. Tough losses were susrained in marches wirh Alrer, Norrhmonr, Wayne, Oa11-wood, and rising power Srebbins. Coach John 100dain and his ream used Walnur Hills as rhe home sire for rheir procrices and marches.

The Mosr Improved Player A ward wenr ro Chris Sieighr, rhe only fovr year lerrer

player. Varsirylerrers also wenr ro Soph­omores Jim Sills, Rondy Winsron, Mil1e Jerre and Junior Keith Neargarder.

Top row: M. Wesrbroc/1, R. Winsron, D. Jac/'fSon, K. Goins, M. Jerre, W. Marsh, C Sieighr, M. lamonsl1i; Bottom row: R. Tims, Coach J. laidain, D. Hodson, J. Sills, K. Neargarder

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Les-5co Ladies! Teamwor/f was imporranr our on rhe field as rhe Varsiry Women's Sofrball Team worlfed rheir way ro a winning season. There were many obsrocles ro overcome, and one of rhose was ger­ring rogerher as a ream. In rhe opening games of rhe season rhere were four losses our of five games; rhen rhe Eagles reached a rurning poinr in a game againsr Princeron. Alrhough rhey didn 'r win rhe game, ir broughr rhem rogerher ro srarr a fanrasric 1:3 game winning srreak

In rournamenr acrion, rhe Eagles wor/fed hard and won rhe firsr rhree games. In rhe Disrricr championship game, rhey challenged Draolwille . and losr 2-0. The final season record was five losses and 14 wins.

The highlighr of rhe Reserve Team's sea­son was a game againsr Alrer wirh a lare inning rum-around. The season record was 2-6.

. Varsity Top row (L.R): T. Zinlfiewicz, M. Nevius, J. Nirz, A. Marchal, M. Meyers). Richardson, J. Woodyard, Coach Schwendeman Doffom Row (L.R): J. Dohman, 5. Smirh, E Milmlauslfas, R. Gepfrey, K. Marchal, K. Lofry, Nor Picrured: M. Russo, M. Kurpiel, Manager Reserve Top Row (L.R): V. Finlfensradr, N. Krimm, L. . Leo, J. Rieser, P. Ernsr , T. Magoro, K. Kremer, D. Cricifmore

Bottom Row (L.R): Manoger, 5. Lally. L. Holr­vaighr, A. Cloyd, T. Marrin, L. Campbell, J. Quigley, J. Goubeaux, Caach Meyers

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Ouch! Afrer a season of aursranding perfor­mances, rhe men 's rrocl~ ream come ro a spurrering haIr afrer finishing second in rhe Disrricr meer and rhird in rhe Regional meer. Trey Coleman was a prospecrive poinr winner for rhe Eagles or rhe 5rare meer bur experienced on injury rhar shur him down.

The Eagles began rhe season by winning a rriangular meer with arch rivals Alrer and Carroll Orher highlighrs of rhe year included firsr place finishes in rhe K. 0. C Relays and or rhe Dellbroo/~ Invirorional.

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With The Wind The C-J women 's rroc/~ ream, relying on rhe srrengrh of rheir relay reams, ended anarher successful campaign by placing sevenrh or rhe 5rare meer in Columbus. This followed a srrong firsr place finish in rhe Disrricr meer and a second place finish in rhe Regional meer.

In rhe 5rare meer, rhe 4 x 400 relay ream roo/~ second, rhe 4 x 200 ream

. rhird, and rhe 4 x 100 relay ream finished fourrh.

Lerrerwinners were 5uzanne Droo/~, Ra­chel Curran, Jenny Campbell, Joyce McDaniels, E(dna McGruder, Cindy Min­nelli, Donna Minor, Carol Neff, and Julio 5alu/~e

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Varsity Football Cross Country MEN

0 12 Oa/~wood 1J Deovercree/~ 2/9

0 a Trorwood JO Miamisburg J/16 0 8 Durler 7 Doyron Chrisrian 2/11 0 4J Indlon Lo/~e 12 WOMEN Greenville Invirorional 1/8 0 41 Limo Corholic 21

Deovercree/~ J/5 Eoron Invirorional 2/1J 0 16 Homilron Dodin 16 Miamisburg 6/6 Droolwille Invirorional 1/14 0 JO Fairborn 24 Doyron ChrisTian J/4 Norionol Troil 1/14 0 6 Purcell-Marion 26 Greenville 8/1J Elder Relay 5/1J 0 6 Meodowdole 22 Eoron 2/6 Derhel 2/14 0 14 Alrer a Droolwille 14/18 Sect/onals 1/17

NoTional Troil 2/1J Districts 4/14 Sectlonals 10/25 State 17/19

Mens Soccer 0 1 Deovercree/~ 2 0 J Carroll 2

Womens Tennis 0 1 Yellow Springs 2

Cj a Wayne a 0 a Cenrerville 5

Wrestling 0 1 Alrer 1 0 a Alrer 5

0 1 Fairborn 4 0 a Oo/~wood 5 Dellbroo/~ 44 0 2J 0 4 Durler a 0 J Srebbins 2 56 Alrer 10 0 0 a Cenrerville 7 0 5 Colonel Whire a Milron-Union 24 0 44 0 J Foirmonr Wesr 2 0 j Fairborn 4 51 Dellefonroine 24 0 0 1 Doyron Chrisrian 2 0 J Foirmonr Wesr 2 Meodawdole 2J 0 J7 0 2 Foirmonr Eosr 2 0 2 Vandalia J Milron-Union 51 0 10 0 2 Meodowdole 1 Mlomi Volley Tournomenr 2nd Dayron ChrisTian JJ 0 J5 0 8 Miami Volley 1 0 a Deovercree/~ 5

0 5 Colonel Whire a 0 2 Foirmonr Eosr J

0 4 Troy a 0 J Carroll 2

0 1 Greenon 4 0 2 Oo/~wood 1 Tournament 0 5 Newron 1 0 2 Oo/~wood 1 0 5 Loveland J Volleyball 0 1 Doyron ChrisTian a

Women s Daslfetball State Final Jefferson W 0 2 A/~ron Sr. Vincenr- Carroll W

Sr. Mary a Springboro W 0 45 Jefferson 41 Deovercree/~ W 0 J4 Carroll 42 Foirmonr Eosr L 0 58 Cenrerville 66 Wayne L 0 50 Colonel Whire 41 Dunbor W 0 J8 Foirmanr Eosr 57

J' J5 Womens Soccer Srebblns L CJ 51 Delmonr

Fairborn L Cj 45 Foirmanr Wesr 44 Colonel Whire W 0 54 Spring Sourh 65 Alrer W 0 42 Meadawdole 49

0 7 Yellow Springs a Delmonr W 0 59 Norrhridge 5J

0 J Carroll 2 Jefferson W 0 J9 Jefferson 44

0 J Troy 2 Droolwille W 0 42 Deovercree/~ 51

0 7 Lemon Monroe a Meodowdole W 0 50 Oo/~wood 45

0 4 Deavercreek a Norrhmanr W 0 62 Porrerson 48

0 1 Cenrerville J Cenrerville W 0 JO Srebbins J8

0 2 Alrer 1 Milron-Unian L 0 41 Dunbor 61

0 4 Lemon Mbnvoe a Oo/~wood W 0 52 Meodowdale 50

0 8 Oo/~wood 1 Foirmonr Wesr L 0 44 Oo/~wood 48

0 1 Foirmonr Eosr a Sect/onals · 0 54 Volley View 52

0 6 Foirmonr Wesr 1 Dixie W 0 51 Middlerown 56

0 a Norrhmonr 5 Jefferson W Sect/onals

0 4 Fairborn 1 Districts 0 6J Eoron J1

Tournament Milron-Union W 0 42 SpriC'gboro 58

0 4 Carroll 1 , L Arcanum

0 1 Oo/~wood 2

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CJ 66 Carroll CJ 50 Fairborn CJ 59 Wayne CJ 64 Volley VIEW CJ 67 Yellow Springs CJ 46 Patterson CJ 57 Stebbins CJ 54 Western Hills CJ 82 Jefferson CJ 52 Moeller CJ. 51 Meadowdale CJ 76 Twin Volley N CJ 64 Oa/~wood CJ 60 Jefferson CJ 41 Delmont CJ JO Marion Locol CJ 55 Hamlron Dadin CJ 57 Dunbar CJ 59 Alter CJ 5J Colonel White Tournament CJ 65 Preble Shawnee

CJ CJ CJ CJ CJ CJ CJ CJ CJ CJ CJ CJ CJ CJ CJ CJ CJ CJ

Mens Tennis

o Norrhmont 5 Delmont 4 West Carrollron o Wayne o Oa/~wood

5 Northndge 5 Delmont 1 Stebbins o Alrer J Meadowdale 2 Northmont 4 Waynesville 4 Deavercree/~

4 Colonel White J Meadowdale 2 Droolwille 4 Carroll 1 Miami Volley

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CJ 5 Droolwille CJ 5 Dayron ChriStian CJ 11 Volley View CJ 8 Dayror. Christian CJ 2 Parrerson CJ 4 Fairborn CJ 1 Wayne CJ 5 Alter CJ 10 Jefferson CJ 10 Northridge CJ 8 Trotwood CJ 4 Trotwood CJ 9 Dunbar CJ J Alter CJ 16 Jefferson CJ 2 Dixie CJ 10 Mason CJ 1 Alter CJ 0 Droo/wille CJ 1 Dayton ChriStian CJ J Carroll Sectional Tournament CJ 8 Volley View CJ 1 Notional Trial

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MOrllyn Agnew Tonio Aiello Jerome Arer Dione Augusrine Perer Axr Michelle Dofs Tino Doiley

Todd Doiley Pomelo Doldosore Suson Doldwin Scorr Dolling Michoel Dollweg Anrhony DorwiC/~ Williom Dorin .

Kimberly Douer Jeffrey Deoschler Andrew Demier Gory Deming Derh Dirrner Doye Dione Shono Dloodsow

George Dodd/e Suzonne Dogon Mor/~ Dogord Porricio Dohmon f10berr Dohmon Anrhony Douquor Gregory Douquor

Jeffrey Dowling Kirsren Dozdech Chrisrine Droc/~mon Troci Drown Michelle Drunson Amy Duehrle Krisrino Durgmeler

Dryon Collowoy Felicio Compbell Donielle Corlucci Celio Cosrellono Pomelo Chombers Amy Clorl~ Amy Cloyd

FRE5H-MEN

Karheryn Collins Lillard Combs Melissa Common James Cooney Marshall Cooper Parricif Cooper Jacqueline Cordannier

Mary Carrerman Donna Cricifmore Charles Cross John Dailey Drian Daly Sean DaVidson Drian Davis

Philip Dovis Seorr Davis Moria Denny Sheila Denny Timorhy Dixon John Danarelli Marrha Downer

Gail Drummer Lindo Ducifra Amy Dudon Chrisropher Eciferle James Elam Marlf Emsr Andre Erienne

Mechelle Evans Gail Faullmer Craig Filfe Sreven Finlf Karhryn Flnlfensrodr John Fischer Carlo Fosrer

Srephanie Fronisro Gino Fuson Anroinerre Gasran Lisa Gemza Elizaberh George Moria Girzinger Ronald Gnau

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Lisa Gondos Anrhony Gorrschlich Eric Gaubeaux Jo Ann Goubeaux Dennis Hale Eric Hamilron Lorenzo Harris

Monico Hausfeld Denise Hayes Dennis Hayes Eunice Hayes Jay Hein Michael Hibbard Paul Hicl<s

Nic/f Hinders Donald Hobbs Milfe Hodapp Darryl Hollenshed Aprile Horne Maryann Howerron Chnsropher Hunrer

Derelf Jacl<son Enc Jacl<son Charles James Lorie Jarrell Lisa Jenlfins Amy Johns Rodney Johnson

Michelle Jones Chnsnne Joyce Kennerh Koslmcsa/f James Kauflin Thomas Kaurh Melissa Kendall James King

Michael Koesrers Julie Koussa Yanlm Krof!fa Nancy Krimm Heorher Kucza/f Kimberly Leavell Damon Lee

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Daran Lee Laura Lea Srephanie Leanard Kandls Lewis Fred Linsenmeyer William Laffer Jennifer Lunde

Karhleen Lynch James Madlinger Therese Magara Marc Ma/~/ey Andrew Mann Joseph Manrle Chrisflne Marinelli

John Marshall Paul Marshall John Masren Vicraria Maurer Kerry Mayer Denise Mays Carherine McCabe

Cheryl McEldowney Keane McLaughlin Jahn Mehall David Men/~er Chrisrapher Michel David Miller David Minelli

Srephen Manranus James' Manravan Tad Monrgamery Drian Maady Adrianna Maare . Dawn Marris David Mayler

Michael Mucha Chrisropher Murray David Naas Pauline Neely Jennifer Nelsan Monico Nelson Debarah Newron

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110/Freshmen

John Newron NoelO'Dach Gino 0 'Drien Michael O'Rourl~e Michael Osrerday Fran/~ Paro/~

Tina Parrerson

Melissa Pearson Michael Perlws Jeffrey Piper Chris Plummer Laura Poerringer Tommy Porrer David Powers

Moria Reyes Derh Reynolds Michael Richey Julia Rieser Charlie Rodgers Michele Rooney Mary Ros/~o

Kelly Russell Kerry Russell Rose 5alu/~e Manique 5archell Jam! 5cherief Jeffrey 5chindler Timorhy 5chlangen

Paul 5chneider Roberr 5chons 5rocy 5corr Vanessa 5hepard Kelly 5hifler Drian 51eighr Debra 5mirh

Marrhew 5mirh Pamela 5mirh Raef 5mirh 5corr 5muzo/~ Kenr 5panier 5reven 5prauer Leah 5r. John

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not pictured: Douglos Doffmon, Roy Durger, Mori{ Ko­so/{, Scorr Lennon, Aniro Lopez, Morl{ Lucenre, Ann Marsico, Heorher McFarland, John Munson, Chrisropher Porowsl{i, Joseph Sric/{el, George Srough, Charianda Srrozier

Derh Sraddon Dianna Srieger Sue Srrader Anrhony Srrirenberger Ron Tillmon Yvonne Tinsley Carol Trenrman

Andrew Tric/{ Dole Unrae Karie Valosl{i Anrhony Walendzal{ Monico Walls Shelly Warers Chrisropher Warl{ins

Tom Wec/{esser Shelly Weisenberger Elaine Wendling Paul Wesrbroc/{ Deveriy Whire Down Williams Sonya Williams

Sreven Williams Todd Winchesrer Aimee Winrers Derh Wissman James Woesre Mari{ Woodyard Deborah Wori{man

Sarah Wourms Timorhy Wourms Thomas Wrighr Julio Zecchini Karla Zilinlms Paulo Zimmerman Tonya Zinl{iewicz

Freshmen/ 111

S0PH-OM ORES

Terrell Adams Eddie Allen Parricia Allen Shelley Allen Michael Anricoli Parry Dabal t Shelley Dodders

Janice Dollard Michael Darharsr Damian Darlfer Darien Darlfer Dianna Deal Karhleen Dec!fer Shannon Dec!fman

John Dlac!f ./ Veronica Dlaclfmon Krisra Dlalffey David Doiron Kimberly Dorgerr Amy Douffioux Terry Douquor

Sreven Droc!fman Adrienne Drozelron Lauro Dremer Thomas Dridgman Down Drown Marrho Drzozowslfi Dhawn Duchanan

Marlf Duchanan Jennifer Durgess Charles Caesar Jennifer Campbell Lesley Campbell Scorr Carico Jennifer Clorlf

Koren Clarlf Erman Cole Julie Collins Marilyn Columbe Jeanerre Condy Richard Confer Denise Connell

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Anrhony Conner Morrhew Corrado Mork Craig Amy Cramer Rochelle Curran Alexander Day Koren Day

David Dean Mark Decarlo Louann Dickensheers Shey Dickerson Laura Dillow Jeffrey Dabson Gory Drake

Koren Duckro Michael Dudley Dernaderre Dunn Timorhy Earon Therese Eckerle Douglas Eiferr Christopher Embry

Karrina Ernsr Pamela Ernsr Lisa" Fecke Vicroria Finkensradr Dryan Fire Roberr Florence Mary Folan

Janer "Foley Kevin Foley Annerre Frazier Jennifer Gomberr William Geiger Dovid Gelhaus Thomas Gnau

Kevin Goins Frederick Goubeoux Jodi Graham Lisa Green Jaseph Gudorf Ronald Haines Michele Hole

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Through The Hoop The Dogarrs, the East-Side Scum, the Dlitz, ond the T ol<;ens are just a few of the teams who participated in the Dasl<;etbolllntramurals game. The Abracadabras with a record of 5-1 tool<; the lower­brac/<;et (Freshmen-Sophomores) championship. In the upper­brac/<;et (Juniors-Seniors), the Flaming Dogels endeavored through the double-elimination tournament with on undefeated recard of 6-0.

Flaming Bagels (L.R): 1. 5cenrers, P. Guess, 1. Corrobin, D. Spees, M. 5chwierer­

~on, 5. Kremer, 5. Wirrmon

Jeffrey Hall Andrea Hansford VicrQiJo Hausfeld Carole Hoyden Drendan Hayes Chrisropher Hec/~mann Jeffrey Hehemann

Dione Hemmelgarn Nino Henry Jeanerre Hic/{S Scarr Hinders Roland Hines Deborah Hoerner Julie Holland

Lisa Holrvoighr Parric/~ Hunrer Gwendolyn Izell Sue Janowiec/~i Melodi Jen/~ins Michael Jerre Grerchen Johnson

Jacqueline Johnson James Johnson Jerome Johnson Roberr Johnsron Charissa Jones Karhleen Kommer Aimee Karl

Jeffrey Kaurh Lisa Kenley James Koehler Marr Kompar David Kowal Krisrine Kremer Suzanne Lolly

Marr Lamanria Philip Longe Cynrhlo Learhers Paul Leibold Julie Lemp James Leo Karla Liggins

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Irene Linsenmeyer Thomas Lucenre Louro Lurz Cormello MoC!~ Amy Monn Windsor Morsh Pomelo Morrin

Porricio Morrin Thereso Morrin Chrisropher Morx Michael Mcc!os/~ey Liso McLourin Srephonie Menno Joseph Miller

Michoel Miller Andreo Mills Sondro Morgon Donielle Morrell Anne Moser Michele Mosley Berh Muhlenlmmp

Rosemorie Muhlen/~omp Corolyn Neff Annemorie Nemerh Doniel Ness Doug/os Ness Michelle Nevius Jeon Nirz

Chrisropher ODrion T odd Olszews/~i Eric Olr Timorhy O'Neil Thomos O'Rourl~e Cynrhio Osrerdoy Roger Owens

Richord Polmer -Tommy Porl~er Korhleen Poron Luis Pouler Gino Perrerro Borbaro Perry Thomos Pererson

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On The Doll When a Faculry ream is pirred againsr a Senior ream, rhere is a mixrure of fun, swear, and enrerrainmenr. The Faculry jumped off ro a comforrable lead and held off a lore rally by rhe Seniors ro exrend rheir vicrory srring wirh a 22-17 win. Highlighrs of rhis grear morale boosrer included a srupendous blodr by Ms. Ann Meyers and on accidenral rockle of Mr. Dove Schwendeman by senior Oushnell Dyer.

Janelle Phillips Keirh Pirrung Sreven Poerringer Angelina Popp Joan Porrer Gregory Powers Jeanne Quigley

Laurie Randall Mary Redmond Kevin Reidy John Reising Scorr Reynolds Eugene Richards Jeannie Richordson

Thomos Ricker Dlayne Riddle Elizaberh Rigor Michael Roderer Richard Rolinski Nicho/os Roll Michael Romie

Gregory Rosengarren Parry Royer Janine Ruddle Eric Ruperr Leslie Russell Mary Russo Dororhy Scheu

Chrisropher Schindler Alan Schirrzinger Marrhew Schleich Roberr Schock James Schubert Anrhony Schwiererman Gary Schwiererman

Zerrine 5erhna James Sills Srirhoran Sinnarhamby Anrhony Skees Fronds Skelly Glenn Smirh Anrhony Smuzok

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Oryon Sorah Jana Spanish Mark Sraddon Sondra Srader Alison Sreiner Shannon Srour Thomas Sullivan

Joyce Swinrelf Gregory Taylor Suelyn Tieman Rodney Tims John Tompkins David Tribbey Edmund Trick

Darin Tucker Orion Vallo Susan Virrirow Tracey Washingron Dorbora Werling Mark Wesrbrock Wayne Whear

Harold Wheeler Tracy Wilson David Wolff Marrhew Worley Dennis Yanris Jennifer Young Mark Zamonski

Not Pictured: Joon Arer, Mary Orzozowslf/; Anroinerre COOlf, Michele Garland, 'Duane Hardin, Sherry HiX: Edward Mucha, Angelo Reid, Julie Schuberr, Lourie SpinTo, Usa Taylor, Oryan Whorron

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John Achboch Thoddeus Arvoi Grerel Augmon Richord Dollweg Alon Dorl{er Williom Deer Cynrhio Derger

Joynie Disrrel{ Koren Dirrner Edword Dloir Jone Dohmon Kevin Douquor Chrisropher Dowles Theodore Drozelron

Eli:zoberh Drinl{mon Koren Drinl{mon PorriCio Drinl{mon Suzonne Droo/{5 Chrisropher Drumbough Liso Druns Morrin Drzozowsl{i

Dridger Duchonon Srephen Dush Michoel Corroll Trocey Cove Lowerence Choo Dorlene Clorl{ Morlene Clorl{

Megon Clemenrs Jomes Coc/{rell Joseph Collier Chrisrino DAgosrino Jomes Doum Angelo Dillon Corerino Dix

Kimberly Doolin Jeonnie Duc/{ro Shelly Duffy Zoc/{ Edmonds Sheri Elferr Terry Evons Amy Foy

118/Juniors

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Anne Fisher Darry Flani/{ Sharon Flercher Carl Fasrer Angelo Fuson Milron Gage James Gandos

Timarhy Garczynsl{i Mark Gorrschall Daniel Gross Roberr Habib Annerre Haines Roger Haines Darboro Hansman

Koren Harl{er Kirl{ Harrlage Andrea Harcher Perer Healy Elizaberh Hehemann Karhleen Hemmerer Rebecca Henry

Carleen Hibbard John Hie/fey James Hudgens David Huguely Marhew Jae/{5an Thomas Janowiee/fi Theresa Jansen

Sean. Joyce David Kaurh Erin Kelly Tyrone Kerley Noreen Kilgallon Mary Kleinschnirz Jennifer Knopp

Michael Kampar Thomas Kopp Paulo Kromer Drian Lahey Anne Learhers Wayne Lefrricr Kimberly Lennon

Juniars/ 119

Lisa Leo Oryon Ley Greg Liggett Koren Lofty Ted Loose Matthew Lopez Robert Maclf

Trocy Madlinger John Mahoney Lauro Mann Annette Marchal Gregory Marinelli Joseph Mariscaloo Joseph Mourer

Veron McCurdy Joyce McDaniel Christopher McDonald Edward McGarry Euna McGruder Doniel .Meixner Margaret Meyers

Michelle Michael Molly Michel Cynthia Milfula James Miller Peter Minelli

. Kathy Mitchell Orion Monaghan

120/Juniors

Letitia Montavon Koren Moorman Doniel Mott Ed Mucha Theresa Mulligan Elizabeth Mutschler Keith Neorgarder

Duane Newton Philip Nolan Jacqueline Noonan Orion O'Neill Gerold Overman Patricio Palmer Sharon Papp

Michaela Parl{5 Robert Pearson Vicki Ponce Julie Portner Usa Powers Monico Puterbaugh Mark Radominsl{i

John Roiff Amy Rau Robin Rice Robert Rumpf Terri Runyon Ann Socl{5teder Joon Schiml

Jennifer Schubert Jane Schweic/{art Kenneth 5eobroo/{ Suzanne 5edloc/{ Patricio Shay Catherine Shepherd Kim Shoemaker

Elizabeth Sicree Andrew Smith Leisyl Smith Leslie Smith Sheila Smith Sherry Smith Demard Staub

Amanda Stout Todd Strobel Amy Strutton Mary Stueve Candace Taylor Michael Taylor Kathy Thomas

Theodore Thompson Tina Tompl{ins -Anne Trocey Stephen Trentman Anthony Trick Jeffrey Trzecial{ Orion Tucker

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Margarer Tye Tina Vahle Marr Vallo flojesh V,swanarhan Clarence Wade Suzanne Wagner Chnsropher Walendza/~

Hearher Walls Charles Webb Sreven Weingarr Melissa Weizman Marr Wesr Donna Whireman fladericl~ Whireside

Joseph Wimsarr Tommy Wirrman Janer Woodyard Spencer Waalfall~ ParriCio Wymer Tara Yares Lindo Zama()5/~i

not pictured, Cynrhlo Adams, AliCia Dairy, Thomas Dalres, David Clar/~, Morrin Corrado, Colleen Crosby, Craig Dunn, Karhy Ferns, Joson Few, Darbara Harden, Debra Harlamerr, David Heller, Sonya Morrin, James McClos/~ey, Todd McCurdy, Donnie Mcnae, Sharan Melia, Jeffery Mercer, James Nelson, nay Plummer, Monico Ser rano, Tom Valas/~( Claude Vera, Eric Wall~er, David Wheeler

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Celebrate Me Home Homecoming is usually a rime ro 1001, bac/" bur rhe 1982 Home­coming Dance was a nighr ro 1001, ahead. A common feeling of oprimism filled Wampler 's Dallerina as srudenrs lool,ed ahead ro rhe nexr day. Thoughrs rurned ro rhe soccer ream who spenr rhe nighr rrovelling ro Columbus on rhe eve of rhe 5rare Finals. For many seniors, rhe morning afrer meanr an early rising ro rol,e rhe 5AT rest

Homecoming Court: King, Sreve Kremer; Queen, Narolie Jones; Senior atten­dants: Paul Guess and Krisra Kroflm; Junior attendonts: Roger Haines and Jeanne Ducl~ra; Sophomore attendants: Gene Richards and Janer Foley; Freshman attendants: Mar/~ Dogard and Vicl~i Mourer.

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1J2/5ocl~ Hops

Gonna 50c/{ This Town Tonight!

SOcif hops ore bock! Or were rhey ever gone? Over rhe losr ren years dance sryles may have changed, bur Friday nighr SOcif hops are srill a parr of C-J's social activiries. The C-J gym was rhe scene as srudenrs rhrew off rheir shoes and slid across rhe gym floor or dances sponsored by rhe Volleyball Team, Daseball Team and rhe Freshman closs. The Senior closs played Cupid by hosring a Valen­rine's Day Dance rhar Ificlfed off a long awaired four day weelf­end celebraring rhe srare soccer championship.

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Christmos Mogic A mysterious coped mon wosn't seen extracting furry white bunnies from ta// blaclf hats, or there wasn't any beaunful assistant being sawed in half and later miraculously attached together again. And, the participants of the 1982 Christmas Dance dJdn't see a volunteer from the audience disappear behind a darlf curtain; but there was certainly magic in the air as the beginning of the holiday season was celebrated at the Dus 5top Disco. The theme : 'Christmas Magic", was eVident in the thoughts and feel­ings of all present.

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Doc/{stoge And On Cramming for exams, sruffing twinl1ies and jamming inro a Sanra suit were some of the activities bacl1Stage at the concerts and festivals sponsored by the C-J Music Dept. In the fall, the C-J Marching Dand Festival drew over 1400 marching musicians and drill team members from surrounding schools. The Christmas con­cert presented music designed to bring, ring, and sing in the yuletide holidays. Ushering in the spring was the Pops concert which fearured the chart-rappers of today and yesterday, while concluding the performance season was the 24th Festival of Music. These performances filled this school year with music, madness, and mayhem.

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My Fother, My Friend The annual FatherD aughter Donee was held February 12 at Wegerzyn Gorden Center. Marcia Nuss won first place in the essay contest ' 'My Father, My Friend. " Other finalists were Lauro and LouAnn Dicl~ensheets, 5tacey Thomas, Margie Meyers, and 5herri Eifert Once again, Cloverleaf Dand provided the music for danc­ing at this highlight of the C-} winter social season

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The 5enior women chrisrened rhe new Eagle rrac!, wirh a rour over rhe Junior girls in Powderpuff ploy. All of rhe Junior players, rhe pracrices, and rhe publicity couldn'r march rhe experience of Robbie's Rough Rowdy Ramblers. Rerurning coach Robbie Yux led rhe 5enior women ro a 21-7 vicrory over DIll's Dogarrs led by firsr year coach Mr. Mol,as. The 5enior women dominared rhe enrire game with rouchdowns scored by Jon "rhe jUice " Daylor. The 5eniors allowed rhe Juniors ro mal,e one rouchdown in rhe lasr seconds of rhe game, scored by Amy Fay.

Powderpuff/141

Thor's My Doy This years Morher-50n Drunch was once agOln held or Ichabad's In rhe Oregon Oisrncr. 5ans rreared rheir marhers ro on afrernaon of good food, music, and conversaTion. While morhers discussed rheir rrials and rribulaTions of raising a reenage boy, sons rall~ed abour rhe problems of I~eeping a parenr In line. MUSIC was supplied by "Counry Line ", ofrer a buffer of waffles, hom, sausage, and orher culhnary delighrs. When as/~ed whar was rhe besr parr of rhe annual dinner, mosr morhers replied, "For once, no dishes!"

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144/ Prom

Always And Forever Always and Forever was rhe rheme of rhis year's Prom, which rook place or rhe Kennedy Union Dollroom. Adding a rouch of closs ro rhe nighr, men wore ruxedos wirh rap hors and roils. The women swirled and boogied in long beouriful boll gowns omidsr srreomers of pinl{ and blue.

A local OJ provided rhe mixrure of music rhor all enjoyed, from rhe laresr runes in rock, soul and slow ro golden oldies.

Prom/ 145

The announcing of the King and Queen and their court, the wine gloss favors etched with the theme and dote, and dancing the lost dance mode the '8.3 Prom a night to remember.

Junior Attendants: Tom Jonowiecl~i, Ed Dloir, Zaclf Edmonds, Sheri Eifert, Leslie Smirh Senior Attendants: Mark Lucos, Tim Fox, Sracy Hinders, Christine Hole King: Orad Spees, Queen: Kim Marchal

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148/5enior Dinner Dance .

Lost Chance, Lost Dance

Seniors culminated four years of activities with the Senior Dinner Dance, held at Ichabod's in the Oregon District on May 10. Stu­dents gorged on sandwiches, salads, punch and tea. Seniors filled the dance floor song after song, dancing to a variety of music provided by DJ, Mar/f Peterman. The midnight hour saw the close of the school - sponsored social events for the class of '80. Wednesday morning, tired, sleepy-eyed Seniors dragged them­selves in for another day of classes.

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Applause! Applause! The annual Honors Assembly was held Friday, May 27rh, in rhe school gymnasium. Special guesrs included rhe Adminisrrarion Team, Seniors, parenrs, and Gerold ''Fuzzy '' Fausr. The following1s a lisr of rhe special award winners.

director's Certificate (Fifreen quarrers on rhe Director's Lisr, 90% overage minimum)

Elizaberh Deer Angelico Caldere Laura Dicl~ensheets Susan Ducl~ro John Durdines Sreven Geiger Rebecca Huels/~amp Gregory Koesrers Timothy Kopp Mary Kurpiel Kimberly Marchal

Perfect Attendance A word

Alerha Dlacl~ Creigee Coleman (four years) Jill Duckro Cynthia Hill

Student Council A word Andrew Schleicr Jerry Woeste

Bausch and Lomb A word Thomas Scarpelli Robert Nosh

Rolph McEldowney Roberr Nosh Julio Salu/~e

Thomas Scarpelli Alice Sicree

Murali 5innarhamby Angelo Srader

Malia Swab­Edward WhiTely

Jerry Woesre

Daniel Hodson Rolph McEldowney

John Plassenrhal

Kiwanis Youth Award Sylvia Eleny Fronisra

LeSertoma A word Edward Whitely

Notional Merit Letter of Commendation Timorhy Donovan Alice 5icree

Notional Merit Finalist Robert Nosh

Society of Women Engineers A word Elizabeth Deer Jennifer Ruddle Alice Sicree

Bruce Turney Award Nicole Grimes

Knights of Columbus . Julio 5olu/~e

Hugh O'Brian Leadership A word Mary Russo

First In the Closs Gregory Koesters

Valedictorian Speaker A word Steven Geiger

Salutatorian Speaker A word Jennifer Richard

150/ Awords Assembly

Fuzzy Foust A word Lauro Dickensheers

Second In the Closs Jerry Woesre

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Peace / Leave With You The Senior Doccolaureare Eucharisr was celebrared on May 26, 198J, in Emmanuel Church. Farher Garro was rhe Principal Cele­branr and Farher Lisberh rhe Concelebranr or rhis service of peace and friendship. Senior readers and speal<;ers were Theresa Dorin, Jennifer Richard, Sandy Smirh, Darb Drun, Laura Dic/<;ensheers, Eleny Fronisra, Kim Marchal, Elena Milmlauslms, Julio Salul<;e, Sher­rie Tribbey, and i . Jry Kurpiel. The presenrarions of Symbolic Gifrs and of rhe Dread and Wine were Renee Gepfrey, Dennis Grusen­meyer, Sracey Hinders, Mary Wiedeman, Jon Daylor, Susan Duckro, Tim Marhile, and Jerry Woesre.

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50 Long, Farewell The renrh closs of Chaminade-Julienne sar ragerher for rhe lasr rime ro shore in rhe love, sadness, and happiness rhar Groduarion brings. Ir was a rime ro reflecr on rhe closing of one ocr and rhe beginning of a new one in rheir lives. The aprimisric smiles along with rhe apprehensive eyes illuminared Memorial Hall as 215 seniors roo/f rhe firsr srep, as Jennifer Richards said in her 5alurorian speech, "rhrough rhe rhreshold". The fond farewells, rhe hugs, rhe smiles, and rhe rears mode C),s renrh commencemenr exer­cises more rhan a rirualisric ceremony.

154/Groduorion

Graduoflng firsr In rhe class; Gregory Koesrers. Graduoring second in rhe closs; Jerome Woesre.

Voledk::rorion Speech; Sreven Geiger. 5olurorion Speech; Jennifer Richard

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Love, Doq Mom & Dilly

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7970 W. Third St., Dayton, Ohio 45427

Phones 835-5633 - 837-2333 Phone (513) 223 -0852

Gem City Electric Supply Co 100 S Keowee SI. Dayton, Ohio 45402 P.O. Box 1261 - Dayton. Ohio 45401

EMC EXECUTIVE MOLD CORPORATION

GRANDT SALES

FUrniTUre & Appliances

" "Where Discounr Prices Are Ser Nor Mer"

112 Drondr Srreer

Designers - Builders - Plastic Injection Molds

2781 THUNDERHAWK CT. DAYTON, OHIO 45414

(513) 898-8727 and 898-8726

JAMES G. A TER

Di//~ Since 1905

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THE FLORISTS, INC

Our Only Locarion

1J06 N. Troy Sr. Dayron: Ohio 45404

Phone 22J-121J

Congratulations:

Jodie Dochey Molly Murray

Jeff Ditrner Tom Neff

Michael Droom Cosey Slmpilf

Anne Denny David Smith

Lisa Gelhaus Kathleen Smith

Steven Kremer Christopher Snider

Andy Loose Drad Spees

Daniel Martin Patric/f Strader

ST RITA'S PARISH

FOR ALL YOUR

BAND'S NEEDS . .

rn~"~~!e 34 E. FIRST STREET 3140 FAR HILLS AVE.

Congratulations Fram

DOROTHY LANE MARI{ET

2710 For Hills

I USDA Prime Steo/fs, Party Trays

Fruit Doslfets

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Congratulotions

Closs Of 1980

Compliments Of

WE5TDROC/<. FUNERAL HOME

5erving Doyton Foml'lies

For "91 Yeors "

W. Joseph '56 Gregory N '62 Christine A. '80

The Meixner Family *

Congratulates The

Closs Of '80 -",'S 15,.,( (JI'o'M€-t..."

T)A"''''f. HE!, (;,oN'I fI

ee A tS€N'ofl. ~ tEAIL.

* Jim '58, Mary '59. Dec/{y '80, Don '84, Katie '87, Jenhr. '88, John '91

MEYER PHARMACY, INC

0022 N Main 5f

Established 1907 C Raynes RPh 5. Raynes RPh

278·4711

iZ'~ CLEANERS "fABRIC CARE SPECIALISTS"

ROBERT E . MATEJOVSKY

2023 N. MAIN STREET

DAYTON, OHIO 45405

Th, fA"" CIt,i,fi g,glon hd",1 CHdif Union

ft. 200 Homewood Ave.

Dayton. OH 45405

Phone. 220·2480 ,

ST. MARK BOOKSHOP, INC. 123 East Third Street

(513) 223-36\1

Dayton, Ohio 45402

MARIE W, KIEFER WILLIAM 1. KIEFER

Dayton Area Distributor For The Finest J<itchen And Plumbing Products

5howroom Hours

Doily 8-5

50T. 8-12

210 Woyne Ave. DOYTon, Ohio 45402

Telephone (510) 220-9177

Congratulations Precious Dlood Seniors

ElizobeTh Deer Eloine Droc/{mon Mory DurTon Lori Dush Don Foley Lauro Grogean Monico Harrshorn Doug Heller Mi/{e Kelry

Greg KoeSTers NiC/{ Kousso Tim MaThile Adam Rolinsl{i ChriSTine 5ac/{sTeder Nancy 5arobia Chris 51eighT Angelo 5rader William Valas/{i

POEPPELMElER) DECORATING CENTER

• Gloss • PoinTS • Linoleum

42 Irems To Re(lT 25rores

Window 5hades

• CarpeT • Wallpopers

1420 Woyne Ave Town & Counrry

244-1474 298-2189

IGR WAYNE AVE IGA

MARI{ET

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Willie Pecosse Manager

Complere Grocery

2044 Wayne Ave. Dayron, OH 45410

254-9062

Doyron, OH 45414

Vince Sipos '54

I

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E5THER PRICE CANDIES, CORP

1079 Wayne Ave. Dayron, OH 45410

25J-2121

DENNI S BULPIN Res.: 434-9927

MANUFACTURI NG. SALES . RENTALS . SERVICE 3243 DRYDEN ROAD • DAYTON. OHIO 4"~ 39 • (513) 294-5100

OHIO WATS 800-762-J312

Congratulations From

ST ADALDER T PARISH

Mary Kurpiel Angeline McCabe

Malia Swab

One Porora Two Porora

Three Porora Four . ..

Five Porora Six Porora

Seven Porora, Morel!

Good Job

Porora Heads

H. H. ROBERTS FUNERAL HOME

RE SPONSIVE AND R ESPECTFUL

FUNERAL SERVIC E

39 SOUTH GETTYSBURG AVE .

DAY TON . OHIO 45417

268·6886

Good Lucl"l Eagles!

DALL WEG HARDWARE

, . From 5ue & Lorry Do/lw~g

Win Eogles!

RIGOT REALTY

2.3.3-2525

Good Luc/{ Eagles

P6R COMMUNICATIONS

SERVIC~ INC

7.31 E. Firsr Sr.

Dayron, OH

222-0861

Paul Reeves

Sreven Reeves "7.3 "

David Reeves "75"

Paulo Reeves "81"

Complimenrs Of

MAYO:5 HOU5E OF HAIR DE51GN

1058 N Gerrysburg Ave.

268-1261

Jensie Mayo, Owner

HINE:5 INC HARDWARE

Union 1025. Main

Dayron .3016 N MO/n

8.36-5184 277-5261

HO/{E DROS

Plumbing. Hearing

And Air-Condirioning

.3418 N Main Srreer

Dayron, Ohio

,

Duy - Sell - Trade

THE DRAGONS LAIR One Of Ohio 's Largesr Selecrions Of

Science-Ficrion & Comic Doo/{s

Hardbac/{s • Paperoac/{s . Comics Magazines. Posrers. And A Lorge

Selecrion Of Used Albums

274-1108

. 222-1479 Open Mon. -Sar. 10-7

110 W. Fifrh Dayron

I

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1066 50urh Main 5r. - 222-4801

SAIL HO! J1 ....... - ~

~.;;

Sattboats pARTS· SERVICE

RENTALS

Desr Wishes Closs Of '8:3

Good Lucl~ Muro/i You Have Only Jusr

Degun.

Love Mom, Dod, 5u/~/; '81 & 5ri '85

Happy 5ailing Through The 5eas Of Life Groduares,

Especially Our Firsr More

Joner!

Desr Wishes From

Members And 5raff Of

Emmanuel Parish

,

Con9rdrulo(Jons Jennifer Ruddle

Love, Your Family

EVAN'S DA/~ER Y INC

700 Tray Srreer Dayron, Ohio 45404

Phone 2284151

Con9rorulo(Jons Trino

Ric/<ler

Love, Mom, Dod,

And Tom

Congrarularions

Mory, Par And Renee

From

The Deloware Ave. Families ' & Fnends

CONGRATULATIONS

to all 1983 Chaminade Julienne graduates and their families

especially

TAMELA DIANE EDDY

with all your family's love and best wishes

They that hope in the Lord will renew their strength,

they will soar as with eagles' wings.

Congrarularions 5eniors

15. 40:31

The Co-Educarors

Congratulations Lyndell Love Mom And Dad

Stran

Morrin Oieperin/~ 5990 Philadelphia Or.

Oayron, Ohio

"Dui/d The Desr For Less "

Ca// 278-4266

If No Answer Call 2751700

Spaghem anti SIe~k Hlluse Steaks· Seafood

Italian Food Our Specialties Include ...

[24 hr. notice please]

Chateau Briand

Leg of Lamb

Shish kabob

Lebanese Food

-Prime Party Room ~ailable­Monday-Saturday 10:00 a.m. -1:00 a.m.

Duke Morrl8. Owner m.6%OO

1202 S. Main St. Dayton

Compliments of

The Dayton Power and Light Company

Desr Wishes

From The Closs Of '47 To The Closs Of '8J

And Congrarularions Joe Quinn

OLD FASHIONEO

HAMBUaDEBS.

CJ You're

"Wendy's I<ind Of People"

210 N Ma1i15,. - Dilrmore-

To The 198J C} Graduares. Maybe Ir Was A Lirrle Defore Your Time, Dur 50me Years Dac/~ Mama Cass Recorded A Tune Wirh These Words . .. ''Ma/~e Your Own Kind Of Music, 5ing Your Own 5pecial 50ng . .. " And Today We Con Thin/~ Of A No More Timely Wish . . . And 5uggesflon . .. And Wirh Ir Go Our Prayers And Love

. PARENT5 MU51C CWD

"Rerum Of Mona Lisa"

Luv CC JL

POLLY 8< BOB CZUCKOWITZ

K.D.

3220 N . MAIN STREET

SUITE 203

DAYTON. OHIO 415405

OFF. (513) 276-5555

RES. (513)276-3321

Congrarularions Class Of '8:3 Fram

DAHM DROS. COMPANY, INC

Serving This Area Since 1926

Roofing - Commerical

- Indusrrial - Residenrial

74:3 Valley Sr Dayron, Ohio

461-5627

HAER CONSTRUCTION INC

General Conrracrors

:3121 Srop Eighr Road Dayron, Ohio 45414

AC 51:3 890-5111

Duy Sell Aucrions

RITA'S P05T CARD5

1929 N Main Sr 275-7979

LILLIE LANG Tr<, Y5

The Original Family Earing And Ale House Nexr To The Vicrory Thearre

Congratulations To The Seniors From Our Lady Of Mercy

Dione Duchholtz Cathy Cloyd Julie fe/,en

Daniel Fuson Mary Healy

Daniel Hodson Therese Leever

Marl, Lucos

Corrie Mogoto Kimberly Marchal

Paul Meehan Elena M!lm/ousl,os Thomas Montavon Lourie Mutschler Sarah Nortl,er

Rosemarie O 'Connor

Show This Ad For $10.00 Discount

Cham/node - Julienne Students Of All Ages Lool, Forward To Safe

Driving With

John Plossenthol Joseph Quinn

Shown Reynolds Andrew Schleich Melissa Schreier Kevin Tue/,er

Christine Westbroe/,

D & D DRIVING SCHOOL

278-588J 1867 Solem Ave.

OREGON-EMPORIUM

400 E 5rh

15 Shops Under 1 Roof

Anriques. Collectables

Imports. Coins· Old

Doo/~s

Wholesale. Rerail

"Free Appraisals"

22J-9J95

Complimenrs

Of

HELLDOERFER-CASTELLINI

I<{RAMER PAR TY SUPPLIES

1018 Irving A venue

294-9141

We Deliver

Inrersrore Moving Specialisrs

Residenrial· Commercial

CAL VIN 5. TAWNEY MOVERS INC

Since 1865

Inrersrare Agenr

I

PUCO -1JJ8-1

For Global Von Lines, Inc ICC-MC-41098

1857 Wayne Ave. 25J-8961

Dingo Is Ployed At Chominode - Julienne High School Every Mondoy Evening

Early Dirds or 7:00 p.m. ; Regular Series or 8:00 p .m .

King and Queen • Managers Special. 50/50 Game Door Prizes

505 5. Ludlow 5f. 228-5257

CO EAC'~S, COl

ML DUNN CO.

Flooring & Wall Specialists

Serving the Dayton Area Since 1945

70 Walnut Sf

222·5591

Congrarulations

51. Agnes Parish

Congrarulations Seniors

From Your Neighbor

LAYER ELECTRIC

60J 5. Ludlow 224·9608

XENIA AVENUE FEED & PET SUPPLIES

Pet Supplies, Groming & Show Supplies

Dee Supplies - Seeds

lams - Kenl - DisM, Rolston Purina Products Carnation Feeds - Fromms - Pomper Pet

Wayne - Kal Kan - And SCience Diet Shipping Crates, All Sizes

Horse Equipment

Wholesale and Reroil

624 Xenia Ave Dayton, Ohio

Phone 254·6161 & 254·6162

(5131275 ·5002

4203 N MAIN STREET NORTHTOWN SHOPPING CENTER

DAYTON . OHIO 45405

LOUANN & DICK HARTLEY ~

Congratulations And

Good Lucl'l Tammy

Love,

Roy, Susie, & Jonathon

HENDRIC/{S AUTO SER VICE Complimenrs Of

Rood 5ervice Complere Dro/~e Worl~

5719 Drondr Pi/~e Roure 201

Doyron, Ohio 45424 Telephone (51J) 2JJ-66OJ

We 5peciolize In

Fronr End Alignmenrs, Wheel Dolonce,

Tune-Up And Corburorion

MAIN LINE SUPPL Y CO.

905 E. Third 5f.

Doyron, OH 45402

461-5544

'Dig Wirh Core"

I{ARE EXCAVATING INC

5now Plowing

Hoy Rides

278-5595

RAPP JEWELERS

7 W. Narional Rood

Phone 8J6-624J

Englewood, OH

Jewelry Glfrs For Every Occosian

Congratulations Lul'fe Dallman Usa Garman

Michelle Lawhorn

Our Lady Of The Rosary

Congrarulorions Closs Of '8J

From

I{[LL Y PAINTING

OOWLERO LANE5

J 495 W. 5iebenrhaler

274-1129

Good Lucl'f Theda From

The "Family" ,

Mom Mea

Daddy Dobby

Nona Grand-daddy

"

JOE'S PINES

C ongroruloflons

Corio Dremer 5reve Honingford

Tom Neff

Tommy Eddy Morl{ 5chwierermon

Paul Guess 5COff Wlrrmon

5roC/{ing Only The Finesr Chrisrmos Trees

And Accessories

Monrgomery Counry Fairgrounds

BEST WISHES

C-J CLASS OF ' 83

~W.uut TOOL & DIE, INC.

Charles L. Brinkman - Cla ss of '30 George A. Ballmann-Class of '37 Robert J. Bri nkman-Cl ass of '38 Leonard A. Na rtke r-Clas s of '39 Richard J. Pohl-Class of '53 William H. Beigel-Class of '58 Chuck Brinkman-Class of '59 John R. Brinkman-Cla ss of '62 Daniel C. Post-Class of '67 Rober ~ L. Esken-Class of '67

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~ROPICS We Prepare Corry-Ours

Mon. -Tues. -Wed -Thurs. 5 p.m -11 p .m

Fri. And 5or. 5 p . m -12 Mldnighr

1721 Norrh MOIfI 5rreer

Phone 278-4241

Dear Mr T,

Sorry Phil Was Lore -DAYTON I<,EY 5HOP

He Was Diring My

Neck

Love, Lindo Z

YOUNG'S VAN AND 5TORAGE

(Jelfins Agenr

460 f Fifrh

22:3-:3771

Good Job Jeff & Jim

Love, Tommy & Jen

461-:38:35

The C-l Eogles Dy Kirlf Horrioge, '84

C-J Eagles, We Are 5econd To None, We, The C-J Eagles, Are Number One,

We WHI Always De True To Green, WhiTe And Dlue.

All Doyron Will Know Thor Ir's Honor We Pursue'

Our 5chool's Eagle 5pirir T o/fes Flighr And 500rs, As Our Mighry Team Fighrs

And 5cores. Jusr Loo/f Ar Us Progress As We Reach For Our 5uccess.

And Dring Vicrory To C-J H S

More Condids/ 189

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Putting It All Together

Deing on rhe Yeorboo/~ sroff con be quire a chollenge. From ad sales ro shipmenr of rhe final copy, Ii 's on unforgerrable experience. We've had our ups and downs rhis year, from a Chrisrmas parry beyond compare, ro rhe loss of rwo sroff members. This year's sraff members were; Parry Allen (Social), L u/~e Dallman (Organizanons), Carhy Cloyd (Edlior), Tommy Eddy mUS/ness Manager), Joe Geroghry (Seniors), Kirl~ Harrlage (Faculry), Sherrie Marsh (Edlior), Phil Nolan (Phorogrophy), Jenny Ruddle (Underc!ass), Mary Wiede­man (Sporrs)