Colerain High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Inbetween 0YIl.'5l It was a memorable dance. Nervous Queen Candidates waited anxiously. Bobby Zoz entertained during intermission. Excellent performance by the band Rigusloo. Tina Perrino was crowned Football Homecoming Queen. Weather postponed the football game. Enthusiastic football players cele- brated the victory. Everyone had a great time Never to be forgotten. No job is too tough for the squad of Leslie West, Debbie Wells, and Cindy Fichlie. Yahoo! Mountain Dew! is the theme of this vocational creative car. Afro-American Club's banner, We do it all for you! Cardinal Touchdown! Student Council's Float was correct in its prediction. Spanish Club had the winning banner with this clever treatment of an unusual commercial. Without a commercial, these two are still en- joying the music. A friend flashes a photo of her favorite Queen Candidate. Escorts - Row 1 Bob Morgan, Tim Roetting, Scott King, Greg Mckinney, Bobby Zoz, Tom Duggins, Roger Kuhlman, Craig Dugan, Andy Heising, Lee Miller Row 2 Mike Gauck, Dragi Stowjanowski, Dave Lloyd, Jim O'Shea, Randy Kline, Scott Beetz, Mike Vadnais, Tim Adler, Les Joel, Tim Canny Row 3 Jamie Ranz, Greg Smith, Mike Vogel, Jeff Barnes, Brian Wikoff, Mike Partin, Dave Wood, Kevin Carlson, Ted Merianos, Randy Thesken, Doug Howarth. Gretchen Nobis watches for direction from Jeff Durham. Yearbook's banner gave encouragement to the Cardinals. Just like Junior Class said we did Wipe Up The Owls . QUEEN CANDIDATES - ROW 1 Barb Bresner, Lisa Workman, Sandy Panzeca, Ellen Karches, Cynthia Oxley, Beth Miller, Julie Hollis, Hortense Bourrage, Carrie Eheman, ROW 2 - Diane Enderly, Penny Bastin, Kay Daughtee, Lisa Staab, Nancy Wheeler, Linda Henn, Denise Minges, Donna Frazier, Kathy Moss, Sandy Schoepf, ROW 3 - Gayle Grimes, Tami Baird, Becky Bicknaver, Debbie Panzeca, Tina Perrino, Kim Nolte, Carla Hilvers, Holly Gibson, Diane Griewe, Kim Heffron, Cindy Amodio.