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Champs Wherever We Go "Have you heard that the Homecoming game has been moved from Carroll to Jefferson?" That was the question everyone was asking on that rainy afternoon. The rumor was confirmed at the Pep Rally held at the end of the day. But the day was only beginning. Radio stations had to be called, and directions had to be given in an effort to inform everyone of the change. Meanwhile, at Jefferson, people were busy preparing for the parade. There were floats to create, balloons to be blown up, and banners to be finished. The hard work paid off, and at 6:30 the 1979 Homecoming Parade began. Those marching were greet­ed by friendly waves from people living in the neighborhood. The Sopho­more class won awards for " Best Divisional Float" and " Best Banner," while Mrs. Naughton's senior advisory was named " Best Homeroom Float. " At 8:00 the game began. The stands overflowed with students, parents and a large number of alumni who were in attendance. The temperatures were low, but the spirits were high as the crowd cheered CJ on to a 14-12 victory over GDL rival Jefferson.

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Dance For Victory The mood was set - Everyone's mind was sailing away to the music of Kros Fyre the night of the 1979 Homecoming Dance. The evening came to a close on the "smooth seas" of the Lakeview Palladium. It was filled with laughter, warm embrac~s, the memory of a football victory and a past week of spirit and pride.

Erin and Lois

HOMECOMING COURT left to right Sophomore attendants: Sean Monaghan, Holly Elder Freshmen attendants: Angelica Caldere, John Elder QUEEN: Theresa Brun KING: George Mikalauskas Senior attendants: Kathy Kompar, Chris Budich Junior attendants: Trisha Richard, Dave Bruns

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'81 Respects Tradition

This year's powderpuff football game was quite an experience. The juniors put up 'a real fight but out of respect for tradition allowed a senior victory. With the help of our coach, Kevin Kavan­augh, we succeeded in enforcing some strategic plays against the seniors. Amidst the mud our spirit showed through and next year our team will be even stronger, so beware class of '82, for history has a way of repeating itself.

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Super Seniors Safe In The Arms Of Melt Victory On Monday, November 12, the SUPER SENSATIONAL SENIOR team (known as JOHN'S JOCKS - coached by Mr. John Zaidain) dominated the junior team in the annual powderpuff football game. JOHN'S JOCKS left the juniors in utter embarrassment when they scored their first touchdown in the first quarter and followed with a 2 point conversion for a score of 8-0. JOHN'S JOCKS scored again in the second half on a safety. Out of pity, JOHN'S JOCKS allowed the juniors 2 points to their credit, by a safety in the fourth quarter to make the final score 10-2. SENIORS WIN! The game was touch football but it turned out to be a rough match of strength, will, and wit. There was no doubt in the Sen­ior's minds who would be victorious. JOHN'S JOCKS proved to all who were there, on that long cold day, the the SENIORS ARE #1!!!

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The Women's Tennis team served its way through a suc­cessful season of hard work and determination, finishing with a 7-7 competition record. Sunsets and three set matches were not an unusual combination on many long evenings of play. Morale was maintained- by teammates cheering each other on and earning milkshakes for 6-0, 6-° victories. All of us were proud of our accomplishments as a group. One being our number one doubles team of Kathy Kompar and Sherrie Marsh, who were runners-up in the Miami Valley Tennis Tournament. Most Improved Play­er awards went to Karen and Kathy Sifferlen. The Most Valuable Player award went to Anita Suttmiller. The future looks bright for Womens Tennis here at C-J. Quality play­ers are all that remain to meet the 1980-81 school year with continued successes throughout the coming season.

Anita Suttmiller

Tennis Season Record 7-7

C-J 5 Belmont 0 C-J 0 Alter C-J 0 Oakwood 5 C-J 5 Wilbur Wright C-J 0 Springfield Catholic 5 C-J 0 Miami Valley C-J 4 Carroll 1 C-J 3 Brookville C-J 5 Miamisburg 0 C-J 2 Carroll C-J 4 Centerville 1 C-J 5 Northridge C-J 0 Fairmont West 5 C-J 0 Northmont

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Top Row L-R: Lisa Rummel, Mimi Bacon, Sharon Goins, Jody Spees, Karen Sifferlen, Kathy Smith', Coach Zaidain. Bottom Row L-R: Kathy . Kompar, Sherrie Marsh, Joan Takara, Anita Suttmiller, Kathy Sifferlen.

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Food For Thought Have you ever thought about what you eat? Did you ever go into the cafeteria and ask for an extra package of NaCL (salt)?, or how about a glass of C12H2P11

(sugar) free Tab? Or a container of yogurt cooled by frozen Hp (water)? Or the cot­tage cheese with the green foliage on the side? Haven't we all thought of that possi­ble pestiforous material that we en­gorged? We, however, have all survived these nutritional atrocities and satiate our hankering for nourishment.

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Of Being Together Over 150 couples gathered at Wegerzyn's Garden Center for the 1979 Christmas Dance, "You Decorated My Life" Decora­tions were provided by the Social Committee. They included centerpieces of Santa Claus jars filled with peppermints (which disappeared from tables quicker than usual) and candy cane favors. The music of "Cobra" filled the dance floor, and the sounds of friends enjoying themselves rang out through the wintery night. Even though it was cold outside, the warmth of the holiday spirit made it a truly memorable evening.

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Why my Dad is a Superman, essay contest winners: 3rd runner up James and Marcy Nuss, 1st runner up Caroline and Paul Lutz, Winner Ann, John, and Ka­ren Spitzig, 2nd runner up Jennifer, Charles, and Tirsha Richards

Ann Spitzig Salutes Her Super Dad He leaps worries in a single bound

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C-J Eagles 'Shoot To The Top The 1979-80 Varsity Basketball Team gave C-J its best season ever. The team defeated its first two opponents and later crushed three local rivals, Wilbur Wright, Stivers-Patterson, and Meadowdale. This year C-J was ranked #1 in the Journal Herald Area Rating for several weeks with an end of the season rating of #2. The team placed fourth for the state of Ohio in the UPI Prep Poll. The flying Eagles were seeded #2 for their district and the state tournament and won their second straight Sectional Championship.

Highlighting the season were the Eagle Players them­selves. Senior Steve Block became the first player to score 1000 points during his career at C-J. He set a single game scoring record of 34 pOints against Fair­born Baker and was named the Most Valuable Player. Steve and senior Mike Edmonds were 1 st team selec­tions in the GDL. Mike was also named the Best Re­bounder for the Eagles. Junior Jim Powers was award­ed the Best Free Throw Shooter title and senior Chris Hunter earned the Most Improved Player Award. One eagle strongly afflicted with Eaglemania was the Most Spirited Player, senior AI Busse.

Eagle Spirit was displayed in full array by the fans who gladly raised their spirit fingers and voices in rousing cheers of support for this successful team. Clete Rich­ardson summed up the season by saying, "This team has been a real family. We've shared hours working, playing and showing what it means to "Fly like an Eagle. "

Varaity Baaketball Team Roater L-R: Head Coach Bob Mayberry, Asst. Coach Bob Yux, Co-Captain Mike Edmonds, Kevin Miller, Glenn Brack, Greg Wenclewicz, Bob Miller, Clete Richardson, AI Busse, Co-Captain Steve Block, Chris Hunter, Jim Moeder, Ron Eifert, Keith Shuford, Jim Powers, Mgr. Matt Money, Mgr. Kerry Oliver, Asst. Coach Mike Marcum.

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C-J 75 Fairborn Baker 64 C-J 66 Jefferson 70 C-J 70 Carroll 57 C-J 68 Wilbur Wright 57 C-J 70 Graham 58 C-J 74 Sidney Lehman 65 C-J 69 Stivers-Patterson 60 C-J 66 Franklin 64 C-J 57 Marion Local 55 C-J 54 Vandalia-Butler 46 C-J 61 . Kiser 57 C-J 54 Meadowdale 53 C-J 63 Belmont 68 C-J 66 Fairview 55 C-J 83 Twin Valley South 59 C-J 58 Jefferson 72 C-J 75 Hamilton Badin 73 C-J 80 Tipp City 56 C-J 63 Alter 70 C-J 68 Springboro 64 C-J 62 Hamilton Badin 53 C-J 76 Mason 52 C-J 77 North College Hill 78

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Reserve Record 14-6

Freshman Record 10-6

Freshmen Basketball ROlter Standing L-R: Jim Scenters, Chris Kesler, Mike Broom, Alan Russell, Mall Miller, Mark Schwieterman, Coach Bob Yux. Kneeling L-R: Bushnell Dyer, Thomas Gray, Fred Turner, Scoll Willman, Tim Taylor, • Not Pictured: Rod Hunter, Rod Luckie, Bryan Puller, Casey Skapik, Pat Strader, Mike Wilson.

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Eagle Wrestlers Pull Together

The 1979-1980 wrestling team opened their season with many new and inexperienced members. With six varsity wres­tlers graduating last year, the team was left with only four returning lettermen, three of which were seniors; Doug Smith, Co-Captains; Fred Rau and Jim Clark, the only four year varsity wrestler.

The Eagle wrestlers pulled together with unity and team spirit under the guidance and young new talents of Coach Michael Smith.

For a "young" team the Eagles fared extremely well in all competitions. As a team their major victories were: pinning Dunbar 56-21, placing 2nd in the all Catholic Invitational, 3rd in the Oakwood Invitational, 4th in the C-J Invitational and placing 2nd in the G.D.L. Individual accomplishments were achieved by District Qualifiers: Doug Smith, first year varsity wrestler Bob Roush, Fred Rau, who was named to the Journal Herald Honor Roll, and sophomore Phil Plummer who has been a District Qualifier in both of his years at C-J .

The 1979-1980 wrestling season proved to be a great learn­ing experience for the entire team. As the seniors grew in a sense of leadership and discipline that they will carry through­out the rest of . their lives, the younger wrestlers grew in knowledge and experience which they will put forward to future seasons at C-J.

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Wrestling Team Roster Top 'Row L-R: Dennis Grusenmeyer, Mark Beall, Fred Rau, Jir;] Clark, Tom Fessler, Scott DeCarlo, Ron Russo, Doug Smith. Bottom Row L-R: I-;tead Coach Mike Smith, Dan Fuson, Paul Snyder, Greg Umana, Phil Plummer, Jeff Dorsten, Mike Quinn, Joe Clark.

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When the season began, the Varsity team was composed of three returning lettermen, several veteran Reserve players, and a few girls who were new to the sport this year. Despite the misleading record, there were some bright moments. Highlights of the season include two wins over GDL rival, Jefferson, an 18 point romp over West Carrollton, and an exciting game against Fairview in which senior Kim Adams sunk a basket with only two seconds left on the clock for a 48-46 Eagle victory. With the young Reserve and· Freshman players gaining experience and skill as they move up through the ranks, the future for the C-J Women looks hopeful.

When the girls look back on the season, they will remember jokes in the locker room, the time Mr. Cheslock put a dent in the filing cabinet, the joy after winning a game, the disappointment after losing one, and the spirit and friendship that comes from being a part of a team. But most of all, the girls should be proud of always putting forth their best effort, even when they weren't getting positive results. Perhaps the season could best be summed up in the words of senior Kathy Kremer when she said, "We tried."

Awards Most Coachable Player: Amy Smith Most Improved Player: Sheila McKee Most Spirited Player: Theresa Maeder Most Valuable Player, tie: Kim Adams and

Kathy Kremer Scholar Athlete: Kathy Kremer

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Left to Right: Julie Raiff, Sherry Bradley, Clare Mikula, Theresa Moeder, Kim Adams, Kathy Kremer, Colleen Curran, Margaret Richardson, Daph­ne Rutledge, Amy Smith, Coach Cheslock.

Reserve Team Roster Top Row L-R: Coach Sheila Rapp, Stephanie Mikula, Laura Dickensheets, Theresa Moeder, Chris Railf, Collen Curran, Rita Meyers, Jackie Johnson, Col­leen Noonan, Polly Kronenberger, Kathy Honingford. Bottom Row L-R: Felicia Palmer, Rose Caulfield, Paula Snider, Patty Statzer, Linda Trentman

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Bobby Socks And Beyond

Contrary to popular belief, being a cheerleader doesn't only mean wearing a sweater and skirt with bobby socks and doing somersaults when the team is winning. A large majority of a C-J cheerleader's time has to be spent not only painting posters and hanging them up, but also selling ribbons, counting money, paying bills, baking cookies for the players, decorating the buses and locker room, planning pep rallies, and just simply thinking of new ideas and organizing activities to en­courage school spirit. It requires endless devotion to be a C-J cheerleader because throughout the long sea~on, May-April, there are no victories, only the satisfaction of promoting spirit and supporting the team with a few "thank yous" here and there.

For the past couple of years, the coaches for cheerlead­ing have changed every year. This has placed a great amount of responsibility on every cheerleader, especial­ly the captains of each squad. During our regular sum­mer practices we managed to raise the money to go to summer cheerleading camp. After four days and three nights of tiring activities, the reserve and two varsity squads learned about each other and many new ways to build up school spirit.

With the help of our coach, Sheri West, and going to camp, we learned that trying new ideas could be excit­ing rather than disappointing. The C-J crowd was a main inspiration and nothing could compare to the re­warding feeling a cheerleader has of accomplishing what she sets out to do - lead cheersl

Patti

Varsity Football and Wrestling CheerleadersCheerleaders Top to Bottom: Carol Foley (Co-Captain), Nancy Halloran, Jill Parrish. Left to Right: Patti Lucas (Captain), Denise Trentman.

Varsity Soccer and Basketball Cheerleaders Top Row: Joan Gilmore. Middle Row: Mary Nevius (Captain), Stephanie Greene, Sandy Parker (Co-Captain). Bottom Row: Barb Tunney.

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Freshmen Basketball Cheerleaders Top Row: Renee Gepfrey. Middle Row: Eleny Fronista. Jennifer Richard , Natalie Jones (Captain). Bottom Row: Malia Swab, Mal­lory Reddens, Lisa McGruder.

Eaglemania: A highly contagious fever that spreads throughout our school hallways affecting all it touches. Symptoms are clap­ping, rowdiness, the display of green, blue, and white hands, and screaming. Cause: A winning basketball team. John S.

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By Me" For the cast, crew, and orchestra of Jesus Christ Superstar, the months of April and May were filled with rehearsals. Hours were spent building the set, memoriz­ing the lines, blocking, singing, dancing, and generally having a good time. Each rehearsal began with Lori Fox leading us in warm-up exercises. Then it was time to go through Act I, Act II, or worst of all, both. During these times, we were instructed over and over again to CON­CENTRATE and KEEP THE ENERGY UP! Despite some minor conflicts, on the whole those involved in the play developed a sense of family. There was always a word of encouragement, hug or smile to be shared. The cast often relieved tension and sore muscles with back rubs. We laughed about things like Caiphas singing Jesus' lines, our colorful female Herod, a missing apostle, our excessive stage make-up, and who could forget the exciting Jim Jones revival. All the work, criticism, laugh­ter, and tears paid off when the three performances of Jesus Christ Superstar proved to be a Supershow for everyone.

Michelle

CAST Jesus of Nazareth .. ... Dave Smith Judas Iscariot ....... . . John Shay Peter ........ ..... . . . . . Scott Copeland Simon Zealotes . . . .... . Chris Rowlands Mary Magdalene ....... Monica Smith Caiphas .... .. ..... ... . Steve Wright Annas . ... ....... .. .... Carole Kompar Third Priest ... . . .. .... Steve Hicks . Pontius Pilate .... ..... Ray Geiger Herod .... ..... ........ Kathy Hehemann Apostles . .. .. ... ..... .. Eileen Bolton, Steve .

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Mary's Women . .. Lori Fox, Gigi Geiger, Sandy Hinds, Marietta Hock, Shoshanna Moore, Lia Ravestein Company . . . Mimi Bacon, Kim Brown, Kathy Bulger, Mi­chelle Lewis, Marty Redmond, Linda Wade, Denise Watson Orchestra - Sherry Bradley, Mike Czeiszperger, Greg Eas­terling, Kellie Gaston, Mike Hicks, Kathy Kremer, She~lah Moyer, Diane Painter, Angela Porter, James Revere, Cil}dy . Young, Chris Zinzigk Crews - Gerry Boeckman, Mike Fay, Beth Hays, Jack Klotzback, John Plasenthal, John Porter MUSICAL DIRECTOR ... Mr. Mark Twehues STAGING DIRECTOR ... Ms. Becky Gay CHOREOGRAPHER . .. Mr. Mark Jones

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A Goodnight Kiss? The first annual Mother-Son Dinner took place at C-J on April 18, 1980. Over 250 sons treated their mothers to a fine, Italian style dinner, complete with a choice of red or white wine, all catered by Anticoli's Restaurant. Entertainment for the evening was provided by C-J students, among them Kathy Kompar, who sang "Can't Smile Without You," accompanied by Scott Copeland on piano, Adam Votaw, who sang "Mothers, Don't Let Your Babies Grow up to be Cowboys," Cynthia Bailey, who sang "Evergreen," Carole Kompar, who sang "Annie's Song," accompanied by David Smith on guitar, Chris Row­lands, and David Smith, who combined their talents on "Beautiful," and "If You Could Read My Mind," and David and Chris joining their guitars and voices with Carole Kompar and Lia Ravestein in "Sunshine on my Shoulders," and "By My Side." All of these performers brought happy memories to the minds of the mothers and sons by way of the lyrics. At the end of the evening, after the flowers were all bought and the pictures were all taken, the mothers all proudly grasped their sons' arms, and walked in a stately manner to their cars on a carpet of love-laden clouds, treasuring in the back of their minds an evening full of love between them and their sons.

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Moonlight Creative efforts of the prom committee and the music of the group Sojourn helped make this year's prom memora­ble. Fresh roses in original centerpieces · were provided by committee members while a backdrop for portraits was de­signed by Pete Schubert in cooperation with Christine Wamsley. The dance was held at Kennedy Union, on the University of Dayton campus, the evening of May 10, 1980. All involved would agree with the theme of the prom, it truly was a mar­velous night for a moon dance.

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Honor Awards

National Merit Finalist Dave Bohman

Scholarships Kim Adams Steve Block Dave Bohman Rick Botham Sherry Bradley AI Busse Erin Haley Julienne Johnstone Caroline Lutz Mike Monnin Sheelah Moyer Dave Neff Mary Nevius Patty Nordyke Risa Romie John Shay Anita Suttmiller Tim Ways Jane Worth

First In The Class Christine Wamsley

Bausch and Lomb Award Dave Bohman

Awards of Distinction Dave Bohman Steve Brinkman Nancy Bussinger Leslie Craig Cathy Ferguson Sandy Long Heidi Morris Karin Mueller Paula Reeves Cindy Young

Scholastic Achievement Test Dave Bohman Eileen Bolton Rick Botham Angelica Caldere Cathy Mathile Bob Nash

Language Awards Wesley Craig Jinny Hannasch Mark Sauer

MAA Mathematics Award Rick Botham

Sigma Pi Sigma Physics Award Mary Nevius

Attendance Awards Leslie Craig Tim Golba Teres~ Knapke Ken Lyons Dale Mescher Mary Nevius Donna Thomas

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Om buds Awards Leslie Craig Susan Moeder Debbie Pryor Lois Rutledge Christine Wamsley

La Sertoma Award Heidi Morris

Dayton Bar Association Award Mike Lally

Kiwanis Youth Award AI Busse

Senior Class Officer Awards AI Busse Erin Haley Chris Hunter Kathy Kompar

Student Council Awards Tracy Ferris Patty Foley Erin Haley John Honingford Anne Longstreth Paula Marcheski Ann Raterman Trisha Richard Toni Schindler Adam Votaw

Hugh O'brien Award Janne Porter

I Dare You Leadership Awards Dave Richard Dave Statzer

Gerald "Fuzzy" Faust Spirit Award Toni Schindler

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The record compiled by the Varsity Baseball Team was not overly impressive at nine wins, twelve losses and one tie, but in many of the games the men were leading up until the last few innings, losing in the end by one or two runs. The team did have its moments, however. It finished 2nd in the league on the heels of two very exciting "come from behind" victories over Carroll and Alter, both in the final innings. The team also defeated AAA power Stebbins, who went to the Regionals of the State Tournament. The Eagles lost in the first round of the tournament to a tough Oakwood club by a slim 3-2 margin.

Honor recipients were Kevin Miller and Greg Wenclewicz who were named to the second team All-Area Squad. Kevin, Greg, and Jim Moeder were named to the All Greater Dayton League Team.

The Eagle Team showed genuine determination and C-J Spirit throughout their 1979-80 season.

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Relerve Baleball ROlter L-R Top Row: Coach Bill Cheslock, Dave Curtis, John Janowiecki, Dave Morris, Doug Marchal, Jim Scenters, Jim Carabin, Mike Williams, John Miller, Manager Laura Dickensheets. Bottom . Row: Kevin Tucker, Larry Weizman, Bob Koenig, Jim Nevius, Steve Honingford, Tim Taylor, Scott Wittman, Paul Guess. Not pictured: Dermont Smith, Asst. Angelica Caldere, Asst. Lyndell Weath­erhead.

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The 1979-80 Women's Varsity Softball Team had a very suc­cessful season. Hard work, practicing in freezing cold weather, and team spirit enabled us to start the season with a 9 game winning streak and finishing with a 16-2 record. Team spirit really showed in the Fairmont East game. We were losing by a couple of runs early in the game. Our bench came alive. They helped the players get their act together and work like a team. It paid off. We won the game 9-6. Our bench was the backbone of our team. They helped us in every game. Their spirit and enthusi­asm made the whole team proud that they were a C-J Eagle. The tournament game against Meadowdale was another exam­ple of the tremehdous spirit our bench had. During the 2nd inning, C-J gave up 12 unearned runs. It seemed as though all the players on the field gave up, but the bench didn't quit. We kept cheering and tried to lift each other up, tried to keep the players together. Yes, we lost that game but we found out how much being a team instead of individuals meant in winning or losing. This game meant a lot. For the Seniors it meant the end. Nothing left. No state. C-J softball careers practically over. Only 1 game left that really had any purpose and that was the Alter game which meant tieing or losing the GDL. For the juniors and sophomores there is always next year. Next year to win State, to be champions. We ended our season on a positive note by defeating Alter for a tie in the GDL. The Alter game was an example of how teamwork and great defensive plays prevailed. The Alter game was a tough battle, always ahead or behind by 1 run. A great defensive play probably the most important, was a fabulous catch made by Jody Spees in centerfield during the late innings of the game. Jody's catch enabled us to stay in the game. It meant Alter didn't score the tieing or winning run. It gave us another chance. Another chance for a tie in the GDL. We won that game in extra innings, the score 7-6. This win gave C-J a tie with Carroll for the GDL. Our last time of being together as a team was at the spring banquet where the following awards were presented to these players: MOST VALUABLE PLAYER - Rita Meyers, MOST IMPROVED PLAYER - Cathy Gaier, MOST SPIRITED PLAYER and SCHOLAR ATHLETE - Mary Nevius, HITTER OF THE YEAR - Collette Jackson, and MOST PROMISING RESERVE PLAYER - Theresa Gaier. We thank all our coaches and especially Mr. Jerry Raiff for all his time and energy he put into leading us to an exciting season.

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C-J 21 Stebbins C-J 4 Fairmont West C-J 11 Carroll C-J 22 Meadowdale C-J 13 Colonel White C-J 25 Jefferson C-J 18 Alter C-J 19 Oakwood C-J 9 Fairmont East C-J 5 Carroll C-J 6 Stivers-Patterson C-J 17 Jefferson C-J 21 Roth C-J 12 Findley C-J 14 Meadowdale C-J 19 Beavercreek C-J 7 Alter C-J 10 Northridge * District Tournament Games

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On Their Wings The Men's Track team members responded to the chal­lenge of a new season very well. The fact that five C-J records were broken this year was proof of their abili­ties. Performances from junior Tom McClosky in the long jump, freshman Trey Coleman in the 440-yard dash, and the 440-yard relay team of sophomore Mike Sargent, sophomore Charles Ingram, freshman Trey Coleman, and anchorman junior Roger Humphries, were high pOints of the track season. In addition, Roger also contributed his efforts to the 100 meter run, and the 220-yard dash. Roger reached the pinnacle of his season when he shattered the sectional record on the long jump, in spite of rainy weather conditions . .

As a team, the most impressive showings were at the Bellbrook Invitational, the District Meet, and the Sec­tional Meet. The team captured 2nd in all three of these events.

Seasonal Awards were received by sophomore Andy Weisman for Most Improved Distance Runner, Sopho­more Charles Ingram for Most Improved Runner, and Junior Roger Humphries for Most Valuable Sprinter and Most Valuable Field Man.

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L-R Firat Row (top): Kendall Layne, John Moyler, Bob Roush, Roger Humph­ries. Second Row: Rod Luckie, AI Watkins, Charles Ingram, Chris Dabney, Steve Leever, Coach Brother Bill Grundish. Third Row: Coach Reggie Smith, Jeff McMillan, Trey Coleman, Sam Proffit, Joe Mueller, Ray Geiger, Jim Boehmer, Mark Grothouse. Fourth Row (bottom): Ass!. Coach Jim Green. Armond Meacham, Andy Weisman, Steve Geiger, Mike Sargent, Dave Becker, ' Mike Grothouse, Tom McCloskey, Paul Meehan. Not pictured: Pat Czeiszperger, Tom Gray, John McShane, Mike Yore.

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The record of this past season proves that our C-J women were willing to give of themselves in both time and effort. Outstanding performers included the 440 yard relay team of Statzer, O'Neill, Adams, and McKee. They finished 4th in the District and 5th in the State. Sophomore Chris Raiff finished 6th in the District High Jump. Senior Kim Adams ended her brilliant high school career with District first in the 100 meter race and 220 yard dash. She went on to win a State Championship in the 220 and placed 2nd in the 100 meters. .

Award Winners this year were: Most Improved -Molly 0' Neill, Most Valuable Distance Runner - Cin­dy Minelli, Most Valuable in Field Events - Sheila McKee, and Most Valuable Sprinter - Kim Adams.

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Hours of practices, competitions, and overall preparation went toward develop­ing the 1979-80 Men's Tennis players into a team. Nourishment for these hardwork­ing athletes was often found in Pizza and Big Macs from the "Golden Arches." Awards winners for the season included sophomore Matt Roll who took second place at the Bellbrook Tournament. Ty Kramer, sophomore, received the Most Valuable PlayerAward and junior Mickey Holmes was named the Most Improved Player.

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Jodie Bachey Will Back

Jerry Baker L!,lke Ballman Therese Batin

Jan Baylor

Jane Beall Lisa Beer Joe Beltz

Jeff Bittner Alethea Black

Christol Bobson

Matt Bolton Gretchen Bowers Elaine Brackman

Carla Bremer Paula Bridgman

Kelly Broderick

Mike Broom Barb Brun

Diane Buchholtz Mary Burton

Lori Bush

Don Bussinger

Angelica Caldere Jim Carabin Kevin Casey

Jenny Causey Cathy Cloyd

T onya Coffey

Creigee Coleman Trey Coleman

Tim Connell Greg Cook John Cook

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Rebecca Corbin

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Mike Daly Butch Davis

Anne Denny

Kevin Denny Kenny Detmer

Laura Dickensheets Ronald Dillow Tim Donovan

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Shellie Dorrough Jill Duckro

Susan Duckro John Durdines Bushnell Dyer

Jill Dyer

Julie Eckert Tammy Eddy

John Elder Jackie Ernst

Julia Feldman Anthony Fischer

Dan Foley Crystal Foster

Diane Fradl Eleny Fronista'

Dan Fuson Lisa Garman

Steve Geiger Lisa Gelhaus

Renee Gepfrey Joe Geraghty

Mary Gibino Ben Gordon

Tom Gray Jeffrey Griffin

Nicole Grimes Laura Grogean

Dennis Grusenmeyer

Christine Hale

Chris Harden Tom Harsha

Monica Hartshorn James Hayes

Mary Healy Doug Heller

Gary Hess Miriam Hilton

Stacy Hinders Dan Hodson Tim Hoerner

Steve Honingford

Becky Huelskamp Rodney Hunter

Loretta Jackson Theda Jackson

Michelle Jefferson Cynthia Johnson --....

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Natalie Jones Kris Kaskocsak John Kauflin

Tom Kennedy Chris Kesler

Cheutaunia Kirby

Carol Knox Bob Koenig Greg Koesters

Donna Kothman Tim Kopp

Nick Koussa

Krista Krafka Blake Kreitzer Steve Kremer

Julie Krohn Mary Kurpiel

Julie Lahey

Brian Lakin Richard Lamantia Lynn Larger

Dave Lasher Michele Lawhorn

Susan Lee

Therese Leever David Leo Valencia Lewin

Linda Lewis Ruth Lewis

Kimberly Liggins

Marc Locke Gary Long Lisa Long

Andy Loose Mark Lucas Rod Luckie

Janet Lutz Lisa Madlinger Carrie Magoto

Dennis Magoto Rick Mamula Kim Marchal

Sherrie Marsh Dan Martin Mamie Masten

Tim Mathile Ralph McEldowney

Lisa McGruder

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Jeff McMillan Mike McNerney Christi McWilliams Paul Meehan

Nancy Mendenhall David Mescher

Elena Mikalauskas Matt Miller Kenny Ming Cindy Minnelli

Donna Minor Kim Mitchell

Tom Montavon Jim Moser Dwyane Moss Glenn Mosser

Molly Murray Vera Murray

Laurie Mutschler Cheryl Myrick Sarah Nartker Robert Nash

Tom Neff -Paul Newport

Mike Nordyke Marcy Nuss Rosemarie O'Connor Julie Peterman

Marianne Piekutowski Tim Pirrung

John Plassenthal Denise Poelking Debbie Prikkel Sam Proffit

Bryan Puller Joe Quinn

Eric Randall Jeanne Reboulet Mallory Reddens Shawn Reynolds

Jennifer Richard Laura Richardson

John Richey Trina Ricker Carol Riddle Wanda Roberts

Amy Robinette Adam Rolinski

Tim Rose Chris Rowlands Polly Royer Pat Rucker Jennifer Ruddle

Kristie Rummel

Alan Russell Anita Russo Chris Sacksteder Maritza Salas Julia Saluke

Scott Samuelson

Nancy Sarabia Tom Scarpelli Jim Scenters Marie Schaefer Rick Schaefer

Andy Schleich

Mike Scholten Mary Ann Schons Melissa Schreier James Schrier Mark Schwieterman

Bryan Scott

Scott Seipel Bob Shade Alice Sicree Murali Sinnathamby Casey Skapik

Chris Sleight

David Smith Dermont Smith Eldon Smith Kathleen Smith Sandy Smith

Chris Snider

Bill Spatz Brad Spees Ann Spitzig .John Sprowl Angela Stader

Mary Standis~

Nina Stepp Karen Stoewer Pat Strader Jackie Stunich Malia Swab

Tim Taylor

NOT PICTURED: Norman Haws, Suzette Hicks, Leith Howard, Pat Recker, Jeff Rodgers, Gladys Woodie

Stacey Thomas Ben Tobe Sherri Tribbey Anita Tucker Kevin Tucker Fred Turner

Ann Upthegrove Bill Valaski Brian Walusis Lyndell Weatherhead Chris Werner Chris West brock

Ed Whitely Mary Wiedeman Mike Wilson Pam Wilson Warren Wilson Kathy Wissman

Scoll Willman Jerry Woeste Ronald Woodley Kathy Wourms Jackie Wright

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Kim Alexanper Carol Babal

Beth Badders Carolyn Baldwin

Amy Barlow

Kay Baugher

Dave Becker Bob Bechtel

Jana Beckman Betsy Bernard

John Bertke

Tim Bettinger

Mike Bistrek Debbie Bittner Robyn Blosser

Garry Boeckman Jon Boeckman

Fred Bohardt

Sue Bowles Jennifer Bozdech

Lynn Brackman David Brinkman

Gary Brown

Jenny Brown

Vince Brzozowski Kathy Bulger

Toni Bullitt Barb Burgmeier

Stan Burneka

Lois Caldwell

Chris Campbell Phillip Campbell

Rose "Caulfield Joe Clark

Greg Coffey

Mike Connell

Sharon Conner Julie Connors

Robyne Connors Mark Cook

Billy Cooper

Scott Copeland

Kelly Cox John Crompton

Lisa Crosby Patty Cruea

Chris Cummings

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Colleen Curran Mike Czeiszperger

Chris Dabney Steve Dahm

Bob Daum Doug Davidson

John Davis Scott DeCarlo

Melissa Dillon Gretchen Donovan

Debby Drees Ted Dyer

Alex Ehret Laura Eifert

Holly Elder Tony Engleman "

Karl Erling Lori Ferguson

Tom Fessler Missy Florea

Joel Florence Chris Fox Jerry Fox

Missy Fugh

Wray Gage Dave Gagnon

Theresa Gaier Vida Gecas Lori Geiger

Julie Gentile

Kurt Grannan Steve Grant

Chris ' Grimme Lynne Grinner

Mary Haines Kelly Haley

John Hamilton Loretta Haney

Fred Hawes Julie Hein

Brian Hemmelgarn Sharon

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Dwane Henry Patrice Hickey

Mike Hicks Kathy Honingford

Jill Hudepohl Carolyn Hunter

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Bill Jackson Ken Jackson

Chris Johnson

Jackie Johnson Mike Kelty Kevin Kirby

Dave Kleine Joe Koesters

Joe Kolakowski

Elie Koussa Francis Kowal Ty Kramer

Polly Kronenberger Kris Krzyminski Amy Ksycewski

Bob Kwolek Carol LaVielle Kendall Layne

Alan Leathers Anthonia Leigh

Doug Liggett

Steve Long Amy Lopez Tom Luckett

Paul Lutz Kevin Lyons

Mike Marbury

Doug Marchal Teresa Mariscalco Becky Marshall

Tom Marshall Jan McCloskey Mike McDonald

Armond Meacham Bob Menker Rita Meyers

Tony Michael Susie Micheel

Clare Mikula

Stephanie Mikula John Miller Kevin Moeder

Theresa Moeder S'ean Monaghan

Beth Moore

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Dave Morris Mark Morris Pauline Morrison Laura Mott

Joe Mueller Patrick Mueller

Craig Murakami Angie Murray Julie Mutschler Tom Nartker

Mike Nemeth Jim Nevius

Jonathon Newell Mark Newport 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 Angela Porter

Jeanne Porter Andy Powers Jenny Powers Sandy Prikkel

Jennifer Quigley Mike Quinn

Chris Raiff Mark Randall Matt Recker Patty Reinman

Jim Retter Margaret

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Tony Ricker Liz Rolinski Kathy Roush Mike Sargent

Nancy Sargent Mary Sayer

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Rhonda Schidecker Suzanne Schiml Terry Schlangen Julie Sedlock Lisa Shade

Sheri Shade

Mary Ellen Shearer Dave Sicree Karen Sifferlen Kathy Sifferlen Kim Silva

Annamarie Sluzas

Amy Smith Jim Smith Paula Snider Mary Sollenberger Toni Sollenberger

Karie Spees

Janie Sprague Patty Statzer Leslie S'taub John Steiner Eileen Sullivan

Joan Takara

Tiffiny Tate Sheri Taylor Linda Trentman Matt Trick Joe Turner

Greg Umana

Bianca Vayna Denise Watson Andy Weisman Debbie Weizman Gary Welch

Bill Whitely

Mike Williams Glenn Wood Phyllis Wysong Susan Yahle Dan Zappia

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Kim Arnold Sharon Attaway

Bob Babal

Mimi Bacon Lisa Badders

Cynthia Bailey Donna Baker

Jeff Ballard

David Bankston

Doug Barhorst Tim Barker Mark Beall

Julie Begley Jim Behrman

Kathy Bertheaud

Jim Boehmer Eileen Bolton Tony Bonfig Glenn Brack

Yvonne Brackman

Mary Briggs

Ed Brown Sue Brun

Dave Bruns Joe Brzozowski

Jenny Buchanan

Joe Bucher

Roslyn Burdette John Bush

Carol Bussinger Bill Caporal

Roseann Choice

Kelley Connor

Wesley Craig Chuck D' Agostino Mary Lynn Dahm

Joe Daum Kim Davis

Fred DeCarlo

Tom Denny Dan Detmer Rich Dillow

Sara Dinneen Susie Dix

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The Christian Life Community shared many things this year; a lesson in wilderness survival on the way to our retreat , fantastic Italian dinners prepared by Father Paul and most of all we got to know each other as unique individuals. We accepted responsibility for one another through sharing what we were and what we had in order to bring about unity in the group. Listening, disclosing, ac­cepting and trusting were skills we learned in order to communicate better with God and others.

Ellen

Christian Life Community Members Mimi Bacon Dave Bruns Mike Fay Steve Gross Shoshanna Moore Dave Richard Dave Statzer Barb Tunney

Julie Begley Eileen Bolton AI Busse Susie Dix Ellen Finke Linda Gross Mark Grothouse Michelle Lewis Sheelah Moyer Julie Raiff Trisha Richard Annamarie Sluzas Anita Suttmiller Denise Trentman Martha Woeste

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Sophomore and Junior Members Bottom Row: Jeanne Porter, Laura Ksycewski, Greg Wenclewicz, Dave Richard, Dave Statzer, Theresa Gaier, Amy Ksycewski. Second Row: Jill Parrish, Eileen Bolton, Kathy Schons, Patty Foley, Lisa Crosby, Lisa Dunsky, Clare Mikula, Sharon Hemmelgarn, Michelle Lewis, Agnes Reichert. Third Row: Sharon Attaway, Mary Sayer, Lisa Shade, Becky Meixner, Cathy Mathile, Mary Pavia, Kelley Connor, Erin Leach, Maureen Bacon, Marty Redmond. Top Row: Steve Hicks, Laura Eifert, Sherri Shade, Glenn Brack, Tony Bonfig, Jenny Omlor, Paula Marcheski, Joe Lopez. Not Pictured: Donna Baker, Tri­sha Richard, Julie Sedlock, Amy Smith.

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National Honor Society Membership in the National Honor Society requires leadership, academic achievement and a willingness to serve the communi­ty. Members of the society acted as guides during the first day of school, at the open house in March and as tutors. Underclass members ushered during the Honors Assembly, Baccalaureate Mass and the Graduation exercises at Memorial Hall. The C-J Honor Students developed and demonstrated 1979-80 school year.

Senior Members Bottom Row: Cindy Young, Sandy Hinds, President - Heidi Morri!?, Anita Suttmilier, Denise Pirrung, Barbara Schiml. Second Row: Sherry Bradley, Debbie Pryor, Cathy Gaier, Vice President - Mary Nevius, Risa Romie, Sheelah Moyer, Gigi Geiger, Lois Rut­ledge. Third Row: Sue Moeder, Virginia Hannasch, Michelle Lasher, Caroline Lutz, Kim Adams, Bridget Donovan, Patty Nor­dyke, Rick Botham. Top Row: Steve Bowles, John Shay, Jim Clark, AI Busse, Dave Boh­man, Kathy Kremer, George Mikalauskas. Not Pictured: Ray Lee, Patti Lucas, Barbara Lynch, Monica Smith, Christine Wamsley, Mark Grothouse.

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A Year Of Change This past year in Marching Band proved to be a most interesting exper­ience. In addition to enduring the usual amount of green eggs and demerits, the band also had a new director and a junior drum major. Our week at Band Camp was comparable to a week in a jungle, complete with torrential rain and a bee sting epidemic. Once the season began, however, superior performance rather than survival, became the main goal, which was reflect­ed in a first-place rating at the Tipp City Competition.

The Pep Band, comprised of select members of Marching Band, followed this up with another great year, receiving first-place at West Carrollton and second place in the O. K.1. Invitational. Second place trophies in the State and National Contests capped another successful year for the C-J March­ing Band and Pep Band.

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#1 In Class A The choruses surpassed their own standards of excellence in the 1979-80 school year. There were outstanding perfor­mances at the Christmas Concert, Pops Concert and Festival of Music. In the OMEA Contest, the Mixed Chorus advanced from class B to class A. It received I, or superior ratings from all three judges at District, and then proceeded to State receiving II, or excellent marks from each judge. In addition, the Men's Chorus was awarded three I's at District and again at State, marking the second consecutive year that the men had achieved that pinnacle of success. It was the fourth time in the last five years that the men were awarded a collective I at State. This high level of achievement has become a way of life for the C-J Vocal Program. Whether performing a popular arrangement such as "What I Did For Love" or one of a more serious tone like "Laudate Dominum" the chorus members were constantly striving for perfection. Under the direction of Brother Bruce Giffin and guest directors, Mr. James Pera and Brother Terry Wong, the singers have completed another year filled with medals, awards and most importantly' music from the heart.

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A New Music Man The Symphonic Band, like the Marching and Pep Bands, ventured through a prolonged period of ad­justment this year. The loss of a large senior class, combined with the addition of a new director from Cleveland, made compromise necessary. Despite this time of learning, the band members performed well at the Christmas and Pops Concerts, respective­ly entitled "The Wonderful World of Christmas" and "Reach for the Stars." At District Contest, the band was awarded an overall · II for an excellent perfor­mance. The year concluded on a high note with an outstanding showing at the Festival of Music.

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All That Jazz Being in the Jazz Lab this year was a real learning experience. With only 9 returning members and people constantly entering and leaving the group, the basics had to be emphasized continuously. The ensemble im­proved week by week, exhibiting its individual and col­lective talents well. In April, we went on a three day concert tour, making stops at the Ohio Northern Jazz Competition and Trinity High School in Cleveland. The band also competed in the U.D. Jazz Festival, where Mike Czeisperger was awarded the Best Soloist Trophy. Also, Mike, Kellie Gaston, John Shay, Sherry Bradley and Ed Brown were named to the NCBA National Hon­ors Band. These honors capped a year of great im­provement and achievement.

John S.

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From Tryouts To Trophies

The 1979-80 edition of the Eaglette Drill Team was a very successful group. Performances at football games and several parades kept us busy in the fall. During the competition season, the Eaglettes took 2nd place at West Carrollton, 4th place and best inspection at O. K.I. 2nd place at Beavercreek, 4th place at Half-Time U.S.A. Nationals. Along with our winning performances, the Eaglettes were successful in another important way. From tryouts in May through summer practices, band camp, football season, pulled muscles, competitions, and State contest in April, 27 girls were able to stick together, even in the roughest times. Being a member of this group was a real learning experience. We discov­ered how it feels when your whole body aches, how to get along with people, even when you can't take it any more, and when the season concluded, we discovered we had 26 new friends that were with us in winning and losing, yells and whispers, tears and laughter, and we wouldn't trade them, or being an Eaglette, for anything.

Lisa

Top Row L-R: Amy Ksycewski, Lisa Dunsky (Squad Leader), Jeanne Porter, Debbie Bittner, Michelle Monaghan, Paula Reeves, Mary Pavlo, Julie Johnstone, Julie Gentile, Mary Hetman, Lisa Crosby, Camille Hamilton (Squad Leader). Middle Row L-R: Julie Connors, Robyn Taylor, Patty Foley, Cynthia Bailey (Squad Leader), Angie Fronista, Patty O'Donnell, Jennifer Flanik, Charisse Moorman, Peggy Anticoli, Sandy Hinds (Squad Leader), Tiffany Tate. Bottom Row L-R: Linda Sweeterman (Co-Captain), Nancy Retter (Captain), Jane Gen­tile (Co-Captain).

Drill Assistants L-R: Dave Richard, Dave Bruns, Dave Statzer, Tony Bonfig, Dan Detmer.

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All have been the same - yet 1".i~Uq*~tH.-'lU:lduation - the graduation of the

What is time? Wasn't it Just laSt month all of us, as freshmen, had t it just last week that we. as .phomores, looked at the freshmen

it just yesterday that we. as junrors. thought graduation was years tkr.:> .. knll"l of a new world and:wonder where the time has gone.

inb to stay plague us even at thl&moment. We feel anxiety as we yearn on coupled with our reluctam:e to leave the security of the familiar They make us realize the tremendous amount of growing up we

r wing up we have left to do.

st storehouse of memories. W. don't ~now if we will like it or survive years have instilled In us .powe ul will to try and to succeed.

back and remember ourt." as that bumbling freshman, that the .. 1-can·t-beIl.ve4t .... ~an- our-years-already" senior -

fMIlllc9. blB .. ~reStsed with this verse by an un nown author:

__ rtYI,,.pnnl"lip"i are very special, for indeed;

Sr. Carol, members of the administration, acuity, parents, fellow classmates, and friends. To ight, we the graduating Class of 1980, the first of the ies and the seventh class of Chaminade-Julienne, are gathered as one for the last time as students. As Freshmen, in 1976, 1980 seemed to far away to even grasp. WeH, 1980 is herel And we moment of grasping new experiences of the modern arid. For awhile, leaving high school-will seem like the biggest thrill of a r lives, our actions will show it. Soon, however, the fantasy will wear off and reality will dawn upon us. PquJing questiions will arise - What is the modern world ~eally like? What will my contribution be? Should I go to GbUege? Get a job? Learn a trade? Get married? What is right for me? This class is entering into an inferno called th changing wo Id. This inferno is fueled with inflation, taxes, crime, the threat of nuclear war, the draft, civil and oollur,' nr.est!, ttle Ira ian crisis, unemployment, the changing nucle r family and many other national and international)r9b1 s. It's-not a very pretty world in which to walk. As the society of the future, our nation's backbone, we must put toget r solur ns and solid ideas to combat the inferno. As adults in this changing world, we mu~t come to realize the pressures an demands of this society. Parents, you understand the tiY'pes of situations we'll be facing. Situations that have lasted for years . hout a solution. Tonight, the challenges and ttie answers lie before each mAJ'-h,o. of THIS graduating class. We have in this class future architects, chemists, social workers, scientists, engineers

kinds, politicians and ecologists - Our class has ANSWERS. ANSWERS to unemployment, inflation, world unrest, to this inferno! Our class has wisdom, enthusiasm, courage, leadership, education, pride in our individual

and above all, the love and faith of God to enter this changing world as responsible men and women. Don't be i6IIIir1,.i~~.rt if by the turn of the century, a graduate within our mist douses the flames of this inferno and finds the

we the Class of 1980 are prQpelled into this changing world, we wish to pause one m ment to sincerely thank the strong influences that are responsible for our accomplishments tonight: Our parents, a r teachers, and our friends.

To our parents, the appreciation and gratitude we have for you is immeasurable. Your cone rn and love toward us in the I\last and in the future is an invaluable gift, a gift that will continue to shine. Parents, we tha k you for encouraging us to

au s high and achieving them, and for being there as a companion and a friend.

and administration, your words of wisdom and faith, encouragement wlthl the classroom, and constant o d advising will always be a base for our future in the changing world. You rigorous and time-consuming

f u as productively sharpened our minds. Yollr listening to our questions, roblems, and complaints, no small, will always be a constant reminder of ~he patience and understandi g a faculty and administration st endure. You have helped to mature us as young men and women to t ke our stand in society with a approach towards any troublesome problem in our lifetime. Faculty and administration, we thank you.

!::!!];:';.I."''''O'-\1 gfBduate in e Class of 1980, four years of transition have come and gone. We must ready ourselves for the that lies ahead. Each individual here is exactly that; one uniquep on with the capability to lead the

tntnnl'rn,.,.. r!,ln a successful business, design cities, and many other fulfilli h pes. Although we are on the brink not forget what each person here gave to his her friends. call all the fun times at the football

the times we had at Marion's and other such hangout$; for giving that special person the ~I1Qllire_cQm~ttt:r.iP4,,'om evening that hopef~lIy would never end. Look around you ss of 1980, and thank your friends.

The inal thought on the last page of the book of Chaminade-Julien(1e's Class ef 1980; No matter where our various paths may take us in the changing world, the exposure of love from our parents, ur teachers, and our friends will forever ' live within our hearts and souls. We will always be inspired by their love, to each our ever nighest dreams.

Thank YQu, Chris Hunter Valedictorian

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CONGRATULATIONS ST. RITA'S SENIORS

David Paul Bohman Theresa Ann Brun Cecilia Claire Caskey Ellen Jane Finke Kimberly Marie Gelhaus Cecilia Mary Glaser Erin Kathleen Haley Suzanne Alene Lee Deborah Sue Loges Kenneth Charles Lyons Christiana Martin

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Maybe it was a little before your time, But some years back Mama Cass recorded a tune with these words . .. "Make your own kind of music, sing your own special song ... "

And today, we think of no more timely wish ... and suggestion ... to make for you ... and with it go our prayers and love,

From

A

Friend

PARENTS MUSIC CLUB

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THANKS FOR EVERYTHING

MOM & DAD

FROM JOHN SHAY

"I Know I'll Get To Heaven. 'Cause I've Just

Been Through Helll"

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Christine From

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We would like to thank the staff members who stuck it out until the end and worked hard to make their own special contributions to the book. We would especially like to thank Lois, our copy editor, for working so hard and putting up with so much. We also thank Jim, George, and Darrell at Easterl­ing Studios for dOing so much to help us make Wet Paint a success. We're very proud of Wet Paint and we hope that our imprint of 1979-80 will stay a long time with you. Caroline & Ellen

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