Colerain High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Hard work I Success Congratulations to all the stu- dents who have made the honor roll this year. Many students put forth the extra effort to ex- cel in their classes and earn this honor. Several students were commended for maintaining a 4.0 grade point average while participating in a sport. Stu- dents who earned a 3.5 g.p.a. or better 2nd quarter, received tickets to a Reds game in the Spring. Good job, scholars! y r ff X, J , if lf l. Nick, the next Kurt Thomas? 21 Newsmakers Mark's on a roll 01 mpic Hopeful? Although Colerain had no formal, organized gymnastics team, sev- eral students competed in the sport. One of these people was ju- nior Nick Westermeyer, who competed at the State Competi- tion Level this year. This was Nick's second year at State and he placed 21st out of 51 competitors. Keep an eye on this up and coming gymnastg you may just see him in '88. Battle of the Languages Foreign language week was filled with tidbits of great for- eign music, food, and culture. All the languages-French, Spanish, and German had a day of their own to sport their favor- ite foreign t-shirts, buttons, and logos. The traditional volleyball game was hard fought but the Germans came out victorious, winning the award back from the Spanish. Thanks to all who participated.

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675- Iuxipfgn I 1987 CARDINAL Colerain Senior High 8801 Cheviot Road Cincinnati, Ohio 45247 Volume 47 Thomas M. Wagner, Editor

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ERIT P01 TS nfs M1- . tif Q 'fxef , L ,. 3, If ART WINNERS Colerain once again won several honors in the District PTA Cultural Arts Exhibit held at Northgate Mall. Winners in literature: K. Du- gan, M. Jacobs, C. Hulley. Photography: M. Flaxmayer, C. Hesse, A. Jauch, M. Honnert,. Visual Arts: S. Betsch, R. Innis. Council Members Recognized The elite of the elite?? ay's stud Colerain Senior High was recently noti- fied by the National Merit Scholarship Corporation that ten Colerain Seniors were recognized as commended students in the 1987 Merit Scholarship Program. The students were among the more than 1 million who took the test in Oct. of 1985. Of that number, approximately 35,000 were being honored by the NMSC as commended students. The remaining 15,000 were semi-finalists. Both Tony Berlier and Dean Arriens were finalists. ents, tomorrow's leaders. Q' Q F? Throughout the year many Student Council Members have chaired various commit- tees for different projects or dances. Several members were recognized by being Student Council Members of the Month. Some of the students recognized were Ka- ren Miller, Tina Burke, Beth Sammons, and Amy Greco. Congratulations to all who were honored! Newsmake 13