Colerain High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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lnbetween September and June there were days of getting acquainted with teachers. The sophomores joined the juniors and seniors in displaying school spirit. Activities were planned all year long to get students involved in their school. The year started off rock- ing as the band, Livingston Road ll, played for the first yearbook signing party in Colerain's history. Other excit- ing events in the fall included Football Homecoming and the visit of Octo- ber , Mr. Doss' hot-air balloon. The phenomenal Flying Cards, under the guidance of Coach of the Year , Ken Meibers, brought home Colerain's first State Cross Country Championship. The Varsity Football team upheld its tradition by bringing home the league title for the fourth year. Slowly but surely the year wound its way toward June and another long awaited sum- mer vacation for all. Lavern Bates Mary Kramer Linda Miller and Randy Hitesman Jamie Roden Betsy Groetting, Tom Hines and Kevin Hogue Susie Boswell Theresa Baise Paul Wharton, Troy McBeth and Tom Hannon Jim Krieg, Kerry Coombs, and Mark Listerman Karen Lohstroh Kim Gambrel Paul Weisman and Dave Stansberry lnbetween the stacks. Bob Hoffman Carla Hilvers Mary Martinson and Roger Kief