Hughes High School - Hughes Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1964 volume:

1 ROM 1851 until the present time 0R school has been I E EGOGNIZED as a symbol of honor. ORTHY we must be to I I SSUME and discharge our ESPONSIBILITIES as school citizens with IUNITY and dedication. JOYCE BOWLING Co-editor JEAN STEF F ENS Art Editor Co-editor LINDA LAKES Business Manager TABLE OF CONTENTS FACULTY PAGE 12 SENIOR HIGH PAGE 36 ACTIVITIES PAGE 76 SPORTS PAGE 108 JUNIOR HIGH 5.....- A36 X IN OUR PROGRESSIVE; CITY... ' Cincinnati has made forward-looking changes in appear- ance to maintain her reputation as Queen City of the West. Amid these alterations Hughestowna will remain a symbol of service and honor glorifying the name of our beloved City, now one hundred seventy-five years old. New cantilever bridge carries city to greater progress. Queen City makes giant strides in progress with its intricate network of expressways. a HUGHES HIGH SCHOOL mg parade. Gargoyles atop Hughes view progress. 5 s a p f o e n e c s H e W .m s e h m: H ,.. umarwwwvaau WITH AN HONORED PAST... Since 1851, many prominent people have passed through our hallowed halls. These predecessors have upheld the traditions of Hughes with dignity. An emblem of guid- ance and inspiration, this is our Hughes, through the years . . . 'Traditi0naIly YoursW Through the years Huzites crowd corridors. Annually, grave of Thomas Hughes is decorated. Leaping senior cheerleaders help Big Reds leap into victory column. Leap-year Day provides opportunity for unusual happenings everywhere! wm X Track star leaps hurdles in hard practice at Coy Field. In a traditional atmosphere, fhe Goddess We Adore provides inspiration for progress. The times demand it. Goals of scholar- ship, citizenship, sportsmanship, and leadership are held before students throughout their school years. WelI-trained teachers, new equipment, additional library books, and some remodeling make possible greater strides in the education of this leap-year graduat- ing class. BRING NEW GLORY T0 64 Excellence in all aspects of school lifeistudics, sports, class and Club projects-brings satisfaction to students and glory to Hughes. The Sparkling Sixties have been years devoted to the pursuit of this excellence, and now we con- tinue to g0 F0rward ,64. Advanced mathematics class tackles dileCult problems. New Miami Valley president of D.E.C.A. is proud Huz- itc. Intelligentsia appear on TV screen in Wt's Academic. Mr. Sutton? Leademkip Mow; Hugbex Forward 54 Leading Hughes through a bright and promising ,64 has of Mr. Sutton,s sixth graduating Class bring a feeling of been our principaPs goal since September. Cooperative pride to students, teachers, and administrators, alike. eHort among the total school population has produced Now, in June h64-1. th-e Hughes red and gold banner with satisfactory educational progress. The accomplishments the motto HDeo et Patriaen still flies high! I4 Mr. Hobyon, Mr. lone: Supewixe All Student Activitzlar Congratulations to Mr. Richard Hobson for his firm and friendly direction of 1:471 tenth, eleventh, and twelfth graders. Dedicated to the task of helping stu- dents, Mr. Hobson is assistant senior high principal and principal of Hughes Eve- ning High School. So many hours are spent in carrying out all his duties that little time is lef t to pursue his hobbies of music, reading, and carpentry. His talent for gettings things done is known and appreciated by everybody at Hughes. Mr. Dale Jones has capably taken over the reins of junior high principal. He came to Hughes this year from Central, where he functioned as assistant principal, after having taught technical and food chemistry. An active community leader, Mr. Jones is membership chairman of the School- masters Club of Greater Cincinnati. He serves as a. church-school superintendent and for several successive summers has worked at Proctor and Gamble as a chemist. Mr. Dale W. Jones Bachelor of Arts in Chemistry and Zoology Bachelor of Science in Biology and Physical Sciences University of West Virginia Master of Education University of Cincinnati Mr. Richard Hobson Bachelor of Arts in English and Social Studies Marshall University Master of Education University of Cincinnati 15 35$; Students entering the senior high counselorsi oliices find the J i 6 l cheerful faces of Mrs. Frehse, Mr. Loudenslager, and Mr. Greene. Enlarged Coumelz'ng Staff Ojfem Beneficial Guidance Three new counselors came to Hughes this year. All have had experience as teachers, and all possess master degrees from various universities.- Mr. Bauman, seventh grade counselor, formerly taught at Wilson Junior High School, Hamilton, Ohio. Mrs. Knisley moved from Deer Park High School to work with eighth graders here. Many senior high students row ceive guidance from Mr. Greene, who had teaching ex- perience in Ft. Lauderdale before coming to Hughes. Completing the busy staff are Mr. Acree, with ninth graders, and Mrs. Frehse and Mr. Loudenslager, who work with seniors and part of the tenth and eleventh grades. Educational guidance is an important part of counseling. Sched- uling programs for about 1,400 students is done by Mr. ,Acree, Mr. Bauman, and Mrs. Knisley, in cooperation with homeroom teachers. .ay. H Mm , maff; r? - .. . 191 My; WW; ' 7 ll! .a ! 1 noixf say Miss Warden, Vernita Sherrill, and Gary Cox. Uye 0f Elfwtive Englixlo Ersmtial for Succenful College Work or Career Frances Adomeit Daniel Alpert Art-Annual Science Reading can be enjoyable apecially if it 'u Abe Lincoln in Illi- .a Do you like short stories? Mr. Bradford, Emma Beecroft, and Candy Foit are shown discussing a story Emma has summarized. John Anington French 17 Peter Ayer Choral Music Josephine Barker Choral Music In the library, John Lewis Smith and Tercsa Battle receive assistance from Miss Pennington, well-informed librarian. T be Library G061 Forward with Knowlwlge and Reading Richard Barrett Physical Education William Britten, Jr. Special Education Dorothy Beaver Science Mathematics X . James Bruck Emilie Bullock Social Studies English Attendance Teacher Jack Bongcy Robert Bradford Industrial Arts English Melville Byles Mary Caskey . Social Studies Home Econonucs Pep Club ommy Paula Stephens fills out a chart while Mrs. Hanan and T Ragga: check her answers. Try working some square root problems sometime; you may find 'tzgm hard to clio! Pictured are Mr. Driver and Linda Potts. 5661,, gt a rig J; E n g1: mg And Many Other; Use Math I n T odayi Workaday World Evandcr Cherry John Counts Science Health Richard Curp Gilbert Curtis Sharon Davis Scnence Instrumental Music French 19 Laboratory work plays an important part in science classes. Marvin Springer and Bill Dawson obtain and record data measuring the forces in a pulley system. Mr. Alpert presides over the physics lab in Room 320. Leslie Douglas Edward Driver German and English Mathematics Edward Farmer Mathematics Attendance Teacher 1 J ' Li Helen Fowler Mathematics, Science Fred Focglcr Mathematics g Russell French Thomas Frolo English, Dramatics Industrial Arts .Lx Go Forward in Science, Experiment for the Future 20 Geographic Fatty Prerent Vivid View of T odayir World Charles Geraci Arthur Gray Juanita Greenlee Business Social Studies Home Economics . -v-...-..-. Howard Grimes Lyle Groon'ls Physical Education Social Studles ' Intramurals Map study leads to better and more complete understanding of our country. Here Mr. Grooms points out a place of interest and importance to Allcnc VandergriH and Ted Rogers, eleventh graders. Rolgert Brown learns from Miss Schwach how to interpret statistics found in educational materials from the business world. Clyde Hall Margaret Hall William Hall Anna! Hamlin Judith Ha-non Mathematics English Business English Mathematxcs Joseph Hcink Gary Himes Jogph Hoffman Social Studies Science Sctqnce Attendance Teacher Jumor Red Cross Wdem'ng Our Knowledge of Languagej I: Rmam'ing Since pronunciation is the hardest thing about French, Mr. Arrington shows Rose Sinkfield and Karen Moore how the vowels should sound. ' Hollweck Ella Johnson gig?! Studies English, Social Studies Junior Honor Society 4 'J J! m Ethel Johnstone Kenneth Johnstone Social Studies Social Studies Visual Aids Charles Jonas Mgrgan Jones Industrial Arts Scnence Dorothy Kaichen Willard Kalchek Physical Education Industrial Arts 1x: I 3 I K e X4f 4 Joyce Kelly Alan Kindschy Spccch Therapy Physical Education Do Deidra Faulkner and Darlene Nclson seem to be having trouble getting their books balanced? Many seniors study Accounting Principles with Mr. Yandell, new at Hughes this year. I ndmtm'a, Government Could Not Operate Without Our Burma: Education 7-3 Mr. Wilson gives some pointers to Linda Long while Philip Julian continues to work industriously on his pen and ink drawing. Art Accent; Appreciation of Modernism Form, Dengn Gladys Kloak Robert Kuenzler Sharon Leavengood Sarah Levine Rose Marie Libbert Mathematics Mathematics English Business Physical Education Senior Honor Society Attendance Teacher Junior Student Cou ncil 4 ., .Jilh; ls .L: L Edith Long Kathlecn LOW Jane Loyd Sophia Marshall Isqocilaghstudies EngliSh Home Economics English mg 15 Muxz'calbz T almted Student; 5790222 Excellent T mining Is there going to be another Elvis Presle P strum: on his guitar while Mr. Ayer listens.y lama McCrory 7-5 Shirley McKibbcn Physical Education Huze ttes A l Marsha Mehmert Daniel Mellinger Rosen Spanish, English Mathematics Richard Miller Virgima Miller Social Studies Home Economies Most boys are interested in the study of electricity. Allow do we put these Lister Monk Thqmas Mqorc things together? Gary Bailey asks, when Mr. Oberschmidt announces Selcnce 30cm! Studies that the class will learn to build resistors. Indmtrial Art: Build Foundation For Future T molar Edward Morris Heien Newman Ruey Newsom Jeanette Nurre Mathematics Science Industrial Arts Health Attendance Teacher 16 X1; M L ; Carl 0 rschmidt Rogald Ott'o. La Verne Pauls Matilda Pennington lMary Pollard Industrial Arts Dnver Trammg Library Library English Sewing and Nutrition Are T wo I mpormnt T opia T augbt in Home Economia Put the ingredients in a bowl, mix them, put the batter in a. pan, and place it in the oven-thafs all there is to baking a cake. Or is it? Marilyn Banks, Beverly Edmondson, Mrs. Miller, Wanda Gulley, and Sheila Whittle just hope this one will rise! VQQ W Cutting a pattern proves a. slight probIem to Vivian McCall, who employs the help of Priscilla. Allen and Miss Loyd. Watching in order to learn arc Kathy Tracy and Josephine Van Dalmen. 7-7 u A To show proper technique, Sandy Weishaupt gives Susan Young artificial respiration under Miss Dunlalfs supervision, while Sharon Bannock, Frances Dick, and Sue Bales treat Joann Grubbs for shock! Get in Dm'wrir Seat; Follow Health Princzpley, Make America Strong Leola Reynolds Latin, English Annual 18 Joseph Prior Social Studies Robert Ridenour Special Education Shirley Ratliff Science Senior Y-chns Frank Rolfes Physical Education ,4 9:7 Ann Rubenstcip Home Econormcs Theodore Siddall Business Harold St'icr Mathematics Daniel Strahler Health Playyz'ml Education Program Emplomizex Proper Exercm'ng h . A o Aria Parke Schawe Esther Schwach David Seim Everett ShCCtS English Social Studies Scxence Industrial Arts Honor League 5'- Boys, and girE gyms buzz with activity beginning bIefore schogl and n.0t ending until the final whistle at boys, practice or Girl? Atplehc'Assocna- tion activitis. Mr. Kindschfs class, below, is ready fox- callsthcmcs. 1., , -,.-4 Samuel Skurow Business Bookstore Annette Stern English 19 m n Mr. Britten uses Visual aids to help Sheila Martin and David Knotts understand fractions. Special Education Available in In a world of silence, these students eagerly seek knowledge from encyclopedias and other books: Eddie Wilson, Jim Dannegan, Mark Timber- lakc, Eugene Benford, Denny Riegelsberger. and Douglas Crockett. 1' 4 a W Howard Thomas Nora Walton Science Mathematics 1t . Kenneth Wenzel Walter Warner Sctence Business 30 Several Eyymtial Area: Mary Warden English Carl Wilkey Social Studies, Dramatics Senior Student Council uTranscripts, transcripts! . . . Whenfs your absence list? .' . . Just sit down and wait till he comes . . . Another daily bulletxn ready! . . . Money, money, money! . . . Delft you like the col.orful home- room trays this year? Speaking are office gecretanes Dorothy Adult? and pains are fOPZOttcn after a visit to the Emergency Tharp, Marcella Vega, Marjorie Barnes, Carne Kohrmann, Ash- Room. Dr. Rauh and Nurse Dunlap take good care of ailing Huz- land Cox, Julia Stewart. ites, as Darlene Love and June Kirchgessner, juniors, find out, John Wilson Marybeth Wycoli' Art English Joan Wyler Charles Wynne Social Studies Spanish, English Efficient, Dacribey Doctor, Nam; Office Secretam'ey William Yandell Florence Yocum Business English HYes, Laureece, PII let you take Shakespeare to Miss Reynolds, classroom if ymfll be careful? Miss Pennington agrees cheerquy. An exhaustive study of Romeo and Julie? is made in one of Mrs. Hamlink senior classes. Isrft this a romantic balcony scene? 37L Hugbey foz'm Raft of World in Celebrating 400th Anniversary of fbakapeareir B irtlo Many -tenth grade classes study Julius Caesar. Members of Mrs. 153mm? class read the assassination scene dramatically. uEt tu, rutef Student-made model of Globe Theater creates interest in study of Shakespeare's plays. Welcome back, were the words heard upon Mrs. Holschefs return after an extended absence. Mrs. Jackson Hem was her substitute. hLefs readu were the words used every day in Miss Wycost reading laboratory. Directed systematic practice increases stu- dentsh abilit'y in comprehension, vocabulary and reference skills. Busy, busy, busyh were the words describing Mr. Jonesh oiE'ce as new secretary, Mrs. Geneva Bates, receives special instructions. Faculty Feeling; 0n Work and Play Expfemzi in wWordV hBeat ,em, Big Reds were the words of encourage- hMeu-y CIJ.1-istmasn were the cheery words exchanged by Mrs. McDaniel, ment from Mr- Sutton, an cnthUSiBStiC follower 0f Mrs. Wyler, Mrs. Rosen, Mr. Acree, and Mrs. Hanan at the faculty holl- Hughes teams. day tea. 34- IN MEMORIAM To RALPH L. LOUDENSLAGER Counselor and friend of Hughes boys, 1946-1964 They came for help; he gave it in full measure Along with hope and insightis growing treasure. He listened carefullyJ and then he guided Conlidently; soon their fears subsided. Reassured, they spoke and plans were made By boys who grew to manhood, unafraid; Or if they feared, remembering their friend Who bravely faced his problems to the end, They thought and think of words he did impart. He counseled, then as now, from heart to heart. Emilie W. Bullock 35 Mr. Loudenslager, faithful to Hughes as a counselor since 1946, will be missed, for he gave a great dwl of himself to the students through his work. Many boys have obtained schol- arships and jobs with his help through- out the years. Mr. Loudenslager, a native of Hal- leek, Minnesota, got his mastefs de- gree at the University of Kentucky. Before coming to Hughes, he had been a mathematics and science teacher in Kentucky and Georgia since 1926. The Ralph L. Loudenslager Schol- arship Fund was established in lieu of flowers. It will be used to help some student in furthering his education next year, EMOP'V M B H T Clam 017m; Elected Late in junior Year, Serw Senior: in 54 38 uAn apple a day keeps the doctor away. while the oHicers play,n is the motto of Robert Tudor, Carol Jackson and Carol Schell as they are caught loafing on the job by President George Jack- son. Actually, these oHi'cers led the class in a successful year. Although a small class, the seniors 0f h64 moved for- ward under the leadership of President George Jackson, Vice-president Carol Schell, Secretary Carol Jackson, Treasurer Robert Tudor, and Parliamentarian Thaddaus Dawson. These officers conducted regularly scheduled class- meetings once each month and assisted committees in planning and organizing senior activities during the school year. The class enjoyed the traditional social events and sponsored activities to provide funds for a school gift. The Class of 154' is grateful to Mr. Hobson, Mrs. Frehse, and the senior homeroom teachers for their guidance through this final year at Hughes. gwy; Ur k. For the first time at Hughes. Room 312 was given up as the senior boys' homeroom. Instead, four rooms accommodate the boys. In charge are Mr. Gcraci, Mr. Wilkey, Mr. Gray and Mr. Driver. Senior girls are also separated into four homeroom group; tlilif year. Their teachers are Miss Pollard, Miss Schawe, Mrs. Hamlin, and Miss ati . Senior Committee; Function with Help Much of the success of senior class activities depends upon committee chairmen. Serving as heads are: Greg Bereskin. Project; Thaddaus Dawson. Christmas Party; Cheryl Armstrong, Pig-tail Bow-tie Day; Gary Garitson, Prom; Mike Meier, Harvest Hop. of Mr. Holzron Ezglat Homeroom: Uyed First Row: ALAINA ABERNATHY, 3Lanaf, Honor League 4; Pep Club 2; Future Business Leaders 4-; G.A.A. 3; Freshie Aid 4. NANCY A310, Pep Club 2, 3; Senior Y-Teens 3; Future Business Leaders 3, 4. BARBARA JEAN ADAMS, Senior Student Council 2; Honor ieague 4; Pep Club; ANNUAL Representative 2; Freshie Aid Second Row: CHARLA ADAMS, Honor League Executive Board 4; Pep Club 2, 4-; Future Teachers 4; Ushcr 3; Freshie Aid 4-; Production Staff 4. LOUISE ADDISON, Pep Club 2, 3, 4. MILTON ADKIN 5. Third Row: PATRICIA M4 ADRIAN, Pep Club, 3, 4; Beta Chi 4; Student Office Worker 4. YVONNE ALLEN, Future Teachers 2; Senior Y-Teens 2. PAUL ANGEL Fourth Row: CHERYL LEAH ARMSTRONG, Senior Student Council 4-; Honor League 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; French Club 2, 3; Sages 3, 4; Thespians 4; Senior Y-Teens 2, 3, 4; Senior Band 2, 3, 4; Treasurer; Mcrry-Go-Round 2, 3, 4; Majorette 2, 3, 4, Captain; Pig Tail-Bow Tie Day Committee, Chairman; Ticket Committee 4; Freshie Aid 4-. WILLIAM BAIRD, Taft 2; Pep Club 4; Latin Club 3, 4; Har- vest Hop Committee 4; ANNUAL Representative 3. LORETTA ELAINE BAKER, Honor League 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Senior Band 2, 3, 4, Secretary; Merry-Go-Round 4, Fifth Row: SUSAN BALEs, 2Suzie, Senior Student Council 3; Honor League 4; Pep Club 2, 3; Senior Y-Teens 4; Cheerleader 2, Captain Reserve, 3, 4; Pig Tail-Bow Tie Day Committee 4; Usher 3; Freshie 4; Student OmCE Worker 3, 4. THOMAS BARNETT, Krueck Club 2, 3, Treasurer; Pep Club 2, 3, 4-, Executive Board; French Club 2, 3; Math Club 3; Hi-Y 3; 4, Treasurer; Tennis 2, 3,- Senior Band 2, 3, 4; Merry-Go-Round 3, 4; Drum Major 3, 4; Prom Committee 4; Gargoyle Representative 2, 3. u THERESA LOUIS BATTLE, Honor League 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Executive Board; French Club 2, 3; Beta Chi 4; Senior Y- Teens 3; Senior Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Mcrry-Go-Round 2; 3, 4-; Homeroom President 4; Prom Committee 4; G.A.A. 2, 3, Executive Board; Gargoyle Representative 2, 3; Junior Coun- cil on World Affairs 4, President; Usher 3; Freshie Aid 4. Sixth Row: CAROL SUE BAYS, Honor League 4; Pep Club 2, 4; Spanish Club 2; 3; Future Business Leaders of America 3, 4-; Pro- duction Staff 4. RUBY LEE BENTON, Honor League 4-; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2; Future Teachers of America 2; Senior Y- Teens 2, Vice-president 3, President 4; G.A.A. 2, Historian 3, Treasurer 4; ANNUAL Representative 2; Gargoyle Rep- resentative 2, 4; Usher 4; Freshie Aid 4; Student Oche Worker 3, 4. CHARLES GREGORY BERESKIN, 2Gregf, H-CIub 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Math Club 3; Hi-Y 4; Swimming Team 2, 3, 4-; Mcny-Go-Round 3; Chairman, Senior Class Project Commitme; Boys, Week Candidate 4. By Senior: T My Year First Row: SANDY BERNHARDT, Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Merchandising Club 4; Senior Y-Teens 4; Student Oiflce Worker 4. HAROLD BESTER, H-Club 2, 3, 4; Boys4 Sports, Football 2, 3; Swimming 4. JOYCE BOLT, Pep Club 3; Beta Chi 4; Senior Choir 4; Mcrry-GU-Round 3: G.A.A. 3. Second Row: BETTY ARENETTE BOLTON, Skinneyf, Gargoyle Representa- nve. JOYCE BOWLING, Thy? Honor League Executive Board 4; Honor Society 3, 4, Committee Chairman: Huzettes 2, 3; Pep Club 4; French Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President: Future Teachers 2, 4; Project Committee 4; Fund-Raising Commit- Ice 4; ANNUAL Staff 4, Co-editor; Library Page 2, 3, 4; Girls4 Week Candidate 3; Usher 2, 3; Freshie Aid 4; Buck- eye Girls, State Alternate 3. GEORGIA BOWMAN, Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3; Beta Chi 4; Future Nurses 4, Vice-President; Y-Tecns 2, 3, 4. Third Row: JANET BRADLEY DAN BREWER HOWARD BRINKDOEFKE, uHowie;n ANNUAL Staff 4, Photo- grapher; Library Page 3; Book Room 3, 44 Fourth Row: HARRY Lows BRINKER; Pep Club 2, 3, 4-; Merchandising Club 4. PAULETTE BROOKS, Honor League 4; Latin Club 3; Math Club 3; Prom Committee 4; Freshie Aid 4, SHIRLEY BROOKS, Honor League 4; Pep Club 3, 4; French Club 2, 3, 4; Future Teachers 2, 3, Treasurer; 4, Historian; Y-Tecns 3; Christmas Party Committee 4; ANNUAL Rep- resentative 3. 4; Usher 2; Freshie Aid 4; Fifth Row: BARBARA ANN BROWN, 4132!.bs:1 Pep Club 3, 4-; Health Ca.- reers 4; Sages 4; Senior Y-Tecns 4; Senior Choir 4; Merry- Go-Round 4; G.A.A. 4; Junior Council on World Affairs 4. LARRY Bnowx Roy DOUGLAS BROWN Sixth Row: SANDRA LEE BURKE, 2Sandyf Honor League 4, Executive Board; Huzettes 2, 35 Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Gmgoyle Staff 2, Junior High Co-editor; Freshie Aid 4. ALMA JEAN BURKHARDT, HJeanf Honor League 4; Pep Club 4; Beta Chi 4; Merchandising Club 4. ANNA LEE BURKES, Central High School, Tenth Grade; Future Teachers 4; G.A.A. 3, 4; Junior Council on World Affairs 4. Mrs: Frebse Coordinate; First Row: CURTIS CALHOUN RALEIGH CARTER, H.-Club 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Gargoyle Representative 2; Track 2, 3, 4; Lunch- room Guard 2, 3, 4. ELTON CLARENCE CHENAULT, Pep Club 2; Math Club 3; Football 2; Gargoyle Representative 3; Track 2, 3; Red Cross Representative 4; Intramurals 2, 3, 4. Second Row: FREIDA MARIE CLARK, 2Martyf Senior Student Council 4; Honor League 4; Future Nurses 4; Y-Teens 4; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4-. MARY Jo CLARKsoN, Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Merchandising Club 4; Y-Teens 4; Student Office Worker 4. DOROTHY CLOWER, Pep Club 3, 4; Merchandising Club 4; Y-Teens 4; Student Office Worker 4. Third Row: FLOSSIE MAE COLLIER, Honor League 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; French Club 2, 3, 4; Health Careers 3, 4; Senior Y-Teens 4; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Usher 3; Freshie Aid 4. PATRICIA COLLINS, 2Patf, Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Health Careers 2, 3, President 4; Future Teachers of America 2; Merry- Go-Round 3; G.A.A. 2, 3; ANNUAL Staff, Section Editor 4; Gargoyle Representative 2; Usher 3; Junior Achievement 3, 4; Shillitcfs Sewing Board Representative 4. GLORIA ANN COOPER, 2Glof Senior Y-Teens 4; Glee Club 3, Taft High School, tenth grade. Fourth Row: SHARON ANNE Covay, HSherry, Pep Club 4; Gargoyle Staff 2. NEAL MICHAEL CRDWELL, 2Mike3, DANNY CRUSE, 2DanP Fifth Row: MIKE JAMES DANIEL, Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4. JUANITA DARBY, G.A.A. 4; Lunchroom cashier 4; Merry-Go- Round 4. jAMEs DEE DAVIDSON, Jim? Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Merchandising Club 4; Cross-country 3; Senior flag Ehristmas Party Committee 4; Boys4 Week Candidate ; 5 er 3. Sixth Row: ADA DAVIS, Honor League 4; Pep Club 2, 4; Future Teachers of America 2, 3; Merchandising Club 4; Usher 3. MELVIN HENRY DAVIS, Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Cross-country 3; Gargoyle Staff 4; Track 4. THADDAUS EUGENE DAWSON, T.D., Senior Student Coun- cil 4; H-Club 2, 3; Pep Club 3, 4; Football 2, 3; Senior Class Parliamentarian; Chairman, Senior Class Christmas Party Committee; Gargoyle Representative 2, 3; junior Council on World Affairs 4: Red Cross Representative 3. Activitiw, Project: First Row: MARIO DE LA VEGA, Pep Club 4; Spanish Club 3, 4, Presi- dent 4; Math Club 3; Hi-Y 3; Intramurals 3, 4; Senior High Manager 4; Senior Project Committee 4; Gargoyle Repre- sentative 3, 4. LARRY JAY DENNY WILMA DENNY, Honor League 4; Pep Club 4; Future Nurses 3; Senior Y-Teens 3. Second Row: FRANCES DICK, Honor League 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; German Club 3, Secretary 4, Treasurer; Beta Chi 4; Future Nurses 2, 3,- Senior Y-Teens 2, 3, 4; Merry-Go-Round 3, 4; Christ- mas Party Committee 4; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Usher 3; Freshie Aid 4; Student Office Worker 4; Drill Team 4. JEAN DILLARD, Senior Student Council 2; Honor League 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Future Nurses 4; Senior Choir 2, 3, 4; En- semble 4; Merry-Go-Round 4; Prom Committee 4; Junior Council on World Affairs 4; Ticket Committee 4; Freshie Aid 4, EDWARD DILLINGHAM, Senior Choir 3, 4; Ensemble 4; Har- vest Hop Committee 4. Third Row: PAUL ELLIOTT, Pep Club 4. SANDY ELLIS, Honor League 4, Executive Board; Pep Club 3; Beta Chi 3; Senior Y-Tecns 2. ELAINE EVERETT, Pep Club 2, 3. Fourth Row: WoonRow FAIRBANKS, Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Cross Countrv; Track 3, 4. DEIDRA FAULKNER, 44Deedie,h Homer League 4, Recording Secretary; Huzettes 2, 3; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; French Club 3; Senior Y-Teens 3, 4; Senior Choir 4; Merry-GwRound 3; Cheerleader 2, 4; Homeroom Secretary 4; Prom Committee 4; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; ANNUAL Representative 4,- Gargoyle Representative 4; Junior Council on World Affairs 4; Usher 2, 3; Freshie Aid 4; Student OfEce Worker 2. VIRGINIA FERRIER, Honor League 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Span- ish Club 2, 3, 4; Sages 2, 3, 4; Thespians 4, Secretary- Treasurer; Senior Y-Teens 3, 4; Merry-Go-Round 2, 3, 4; Christmas Party Committee 4; Gargoyle Staff 3, 4. Fifth Row: JUDITH FEY, Honor League 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2; Beta. Chi 4; Future Teachers 3, Secretary 4; Senior Y-Teens 2, 3, 4; Senior Band 2, 3, 4; Merry-Go-Round 2, 4; From Committee 4; G.A.A. 2, 3; Gargoyle Staff 2; Freshie Aid 4. Doms Frscus, Senior Student Council 3, 4; Honor League 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Senior Choir 2, 3; Ensemble 3; Merry- G04Round 3, 4; G.A.A. 2, 3; Freshie Aid 4; Student Office Worker 3, 4. REGINA FLOWER., Honor League 4; Pep Club 2, 4; French Club 2, 3, 4; Future Teachers 2, 3, 4, President; Senior Choir 3, 4; Ensemble 3, 4; Merry-Go-Round 3, 4. Sixth Row: DANIEL FLYNN, Pep Club 2, 3, 4; ANNUAL Representa- 1ive 4. SYLVIA Fox, Senior Student Council 2, 3, 4, Executive Board, Secretary; Honor League 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; French Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer; Senior Y-Teens 3, 4; Merry-Go-Round 4; Prom Committee 4; Fund-Raising Committee 4; ANNUAL Stat? 4; Junior Council on World Affairs 4; Usher 2, 3; Freshie Aid 4. JOHN FRANKLIN, H-Club 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 3; Basketball 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Lunchroom Guard 4. Itthy Learn Mat First Row: CYNTHIA LINETTA FRAZIER, Cccilf' Honor League 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; French Club 2, 3, 4; Business Club 4; Future Teachers 2, 3, 4; Senior Y-Teens 3, 4; Senior Choir 3, 4; Merry-Go-Round 3, 4; Prom Committee 4; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Junior Council on World Affairs 4; Usher 3; Freshie Aid 4. CLINTON FURR JACQUELINE GAINES, Honor League 4; Future Teachers 2, 3, 4, Treasurer; Freshie Aid 4. Second Row: GARY GARITSON, Student Council 3, 4, Executive Board; Honor Society 3, 4, Committee Chairman; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Liath Club 2, 3, Sages 2, 3, President, 4-; Thespians 2, 3, 4-, President; Hi-Y 3, 4, President; Merry-Go-Round 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee Chairman 4; ANNUAL Representative 4; Boys, Week Candidate 4, Councilman; Usher 3; Buckeye Boys? State Candidate 3. PATRICIA YVONNE GILBERT, 2Patf, Pep Club 2, 3, 4; French Club 4; Beta Chi 4. JEROME Goouwm, Track 2, 3. Third Row: RALPH GRAYSON, H-Club 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4. CANDACE PATRICIA GREEN, RCandy,n Honor League 4,- Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Beta Chi 4, Secretary; Y-Teens 4; Pig-tail and Bow-tie Day Committee 4; G.A.A. 2; ANNUAL Representa- tive 2, 3; Usher 3; Freshie Aid 4; Student OfEce Worker 3, 4. JERRIE LOU GREY, Pep Club 4; Y-Teens 4. Fourth Row: JOANN GRUBBS, Pep Club 2, 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; Beta Chi 4, Treasurer; Y-Teens 3; ANNUAL Representative 3; Gargoyle Representative 3; Usher 3; Student Office Worker 3. DORITA GUTIERREZ, Pep Club 2, 4; Beta Chi 4; Y-Teens 4; G.A.A. 4; Student Office Worker 4. TOM HALE Fifth Row: WILLIAM K. HALL, 2Kenf, Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Christmas Party Committee 4; Gargoyle Staff 4; Usher 3. CLAUDIA HAMMONS, Pep Club 2, 3, 4. TOM HARDY, Pep Club 2, 3, 4. Sixth Row: KENNETH HARLAN, Band 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Merry- Go Round 2, 3, 4. NORMAN HARLAN, H-Club 3; Pep Club 3; Football 3, 4; Track 2, 3; DEBRA JOYCE HAROLD, 2Debbie, Pep Club 2, 3, 4; French Club 2, 3, 4; Future Teachers 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 2; G.A.A. 2; ANNUAL Representative 2; Gargoyle Representative 2: Usher 2. Being a Senior Mmm First Row: PAUL HARRIS, Hughes Club 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Cross Coun- try 2, 3, 4, ROBERT HARRIS, H-Club 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4-. ROBERT HARVEY, Pep Club 2, 3, 4; French Club 3; Boy? Sports 2, 3, 4, Second Row: LINDA HAYNES, Pep Club 3, 4; Merchandising Club 4; ANNUAL Representative 2; Library Page 3 PAULA HAZLEY, Pep Club 4; Senior Choir 4; G.A.A. 3, ESTHER CRISCILLA HEMMITT, Future Nurses 4; Merry-Go- Round 3; G.A.A. 2. Third Row: KAREN HENNEKES, Pep Club 2, 3, 4; German Club 3; Senior Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Recording Secretary; Homeroom Vice- President 4-; Gargoyle Representative 3; Gargoyle Staff 3, 4, Pan: And Time: Star Correspondent; Student Office Worker 4. EDNA HENRY, Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Sages 4-; Senior Y-Teens 4; Gargoyle Representative 2; Usher 3. ANNIE LOUISE HENSON, Pep Club 3, 4-; Merchandising Club 4; Senior Y-Teens 4-; Merry-Go-Round 2. Fourth Row: GLORIA HILL, Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Senior Choir 4; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4. MARGARET LOUISE HOFF, Senior Student Council 4, Execu- tive Board; Honor League 4; Pep Club 2, 3, Executive Board, 4, Vice-President; Spanish Club 2, 3; Future Teachers 2, 3; Senior Y-Teens 2, 3, 4; Senior Choir 2, 3, 4, Treasurer; Cheerleader 2; From Committee 4; G.A.A. 2; Freshie Aid 4; Drill Team 4. GWEDOLYN HOLLAND, Gwenf Honor League 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Beta Chi 4; Future Nurses 4-; Senior Y-Teens 4; Senior Orchestra 2, 3y 4; G.A.A. 3, 4, President; Usher 3; Freshie 4. Fifth Row: GWENDOLYN HOWARD, 2Gwenf Pep Club 2. WILLIAM HUBBARD, Football 2; Baketball 2; Track 2, 4; ANNUAL Representative 2. BEATRICE HUFF, Pep Club 4-; Merchandising Club 4; Stu- dent OHice Worker 4. Sixth Row: HAZEL HUNLEY, Honor League 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Freshie Aid 4. JUDITH HURD DONNA INMAN, Senior Student Council 4; Pep Club 2, Executive Board, 3, 4; Senior Y-Teens 4; Homeroom Presi- dent 2, Treasurer 4-; ANNUAL Representative 2; Gargoyle Representative 2, 3; Gargoyle Staff 3, 4, Editor; Student Office Worker 4-. Senior; Diw'de T im First Row: ANTHONY WAYNE JACKSON, Krueck Club 2; H-Club 2, 3, 4, ViCe-President; Pep Club 3; French Club 2; Math Club 3; Hi-Y 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3; Track 3, 4; Merry- Go-Round 3, 4; From Committee 4; ANNUAL Staff, Sports Co-Editor; Boysy Week Candidate 4; Usher 3. CAROL JANE JACKSON, Honor League 4, Vice-President; Huzettes 3; Pep Club 2; French Club 2, 3, 4; Future Teachers of America 2, 3, Corresponding Secretary, 4; Class OEicery Secretary 4; ANNUAL Staff, Senior Class Co-Editor 4; GirFs Week Candidate 3; Usher 3; Freshie Aid 4; Lunch- room Cashier 3. DOLLIE JACKSON, Honor League 4, Corresponding Secretary; Christmas Party Committee 4; Gargoyle Representative 4; Girls' Week Candidate 3; Freshic Aid 4; Student 0mm! Worker 4. Second Row: GEORGE JACKSON, Student Council 2; Pep Club 4; Class Officer 4, President; Senior Class Planning and Dance Com- mittees. TERRY JACKSON, Football 2, 3; Track 2, 3. MAXINE JEFFRIES, Pep Club 2; Senior Y-Teens 4; G.A.A. 4. Third Row: CAROL JOHNSON, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Committee Chairman; Spanish Club 2; Senior Y-Teens 3; Senior Choir 2, Assistant Secretary 3, Vice-President; Ensemble 4-J Secretary-Trea- surer; Mcrry-Go-Round 3, 4, Cheerleader 2; Harvest Hop Committee 4; G,A.A. 2; Gargoyle Staff 4; Ticket Committee 4; Usher 3; Drill Team 4-, Captain. DAVLD CORDELL JORDAN, 3Big Daddy? H-Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Executive Board; Hi-Y 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2; Intramurals 2, 3. WALTER KEPPEL, Krueck Club 2; Pep Club 4; Intramurals 3. Fourth Row: MARGARET KIRK, 44Maggie3' MICHAEL KOVAL, Senior Choir 3, 4; Ensemble 4; Merry- Go-Round 3. RICHARD KUHLMAN, 44chh, Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 4, Recording Secretary; Merry-Go-Round 3; From Committee 4-; Gargoyle Representative 4; Boy4s Week Candidate 4. Fifth Row: LINDA LAKES, Hornor League 4; Senior Choir 3, 4; En- scmble 3, 4; Merry-Go-Round 3, 4; Homeroom President 3; Christmas Party Committee 4; ANNUAL Staff 4; Gargoyle Staff 3; Freshie Aid 4. JESSIE BELLE LANIER, Honor League 4; Pop Club 3, 4; French Club 4; Future Nurses 4; G.A.A. 4. HENRY LEE. Sixth Row: GEORGE ROY LEIGH, H-Club 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Foot- ball 2; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Visual Aids 3. LINDA ANN LONG, Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Beta Chi 4. FLOYD MAHAN, Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 3, President 4; Senior Class Project Committee; ANNUAL Representa- tive 3, 4; ANNUAL Staff, Senior Section Co-Editor; Gar- goyle Representative 3, 4; Gargoyle Staff 3; Junior Council on World Affairs 4; Woodward High School 2. Between Lemony, Fun First Row: MELVENNIA KAY MALONEY, uMel,u Honor League 4, Execu- tive Board; Pep Club 4; Senior Choir 3, 4, Librarian; AN- NUAL Representative 4; ANNUAL StaE 4; Library Page 4; Girls, Week Candidate 3; Freshie Aid 4. SUSAN KAY MANNING, Honor League 4, Executive Board; Huzettes 2, 3; Pap Club 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Beta Chi 3, 4; Math Club 3; Senior Y-Teens 3, 4, Chaplain; ANNUAL Staff 4; Usher 2, 3; Freshie Aid 4. RAY MATLocK, Senior Student Council 2, 3, 4, President- 1 Honor Society 2, 3, Vice-President, 4, President; Kmeck Club 2; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Stages 3 ,4; Thespians 3, 4; Senior Band 2, 3, 4, President; Mcrry-Go- Round 2, 3, 4; Project Committee 4. Second Row: NANCY MCELROY, Pep Club 3, 4; Senior Band 2, 3. BARBARA MCGINNIS, Merchandising Club 4; Student Office Worker 4. MIKE MEIER, Senior Student Council 4; Pep Club 2, 4' Sages 3, 4, Vice-Presid'ent; Hi-Y 3, 4, Secretary; Merry: Go-Round 3; Senior Harvest Hop 4; Track 2, 4. Third Row: DON M25551: DIANA MARY MEYER, Honor League 4; German Club 2, 3; Student Office Worker 4. JERRY MXCHELSON, Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. Fourth Row: GARY MILLER LINDA MILLS, Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Beta Chi 4; Senior Y-Teens 4. HAROLD MITCHELL, Pep Club 2, 3, 4. Fifth Row: JOAN LUE MITCHELL, Senior Y-Teens 2. JAMES MOLEN CHARLES MOORE, Pep Club 2; Senior Band 3. Sixth Row: FRANCES YVONNE MOORE, Honor League 3, 4; Senior Choir 3, 4, Accompanist; Ensemble 4, Accompanist. PAULA Moons RUTH MOORE, Pep Club 3, 4; Future Nurses 4; Senior Y- Teens 4; Usher 3; Student Oche Worker 3. W'nnem 0f Popularity Poll Pictured Here hkLXVIL DFFMAN . HUFFMAN j aDLLUWAY J HDNEU H HUG JTCHIN . , M Eli's Q . JILLlAM MCGINNISS ? WEDRLCK JMExNKLN 55w PAYMJNDMESKER uMom: PopulafE Everyone knows these two! Thafs why Gary Miller and Theresa Battle were chosen as Hufs most popular qiest All-roundW Personality, poise, and special abilities make Carol Schell and Ralph Grayson the best aIl-around seniors. uMost Likely to SucceedW Sandy Ellis and Gary Garitson are going places; thefvc got plenty of what it takes to achieve suc- Margaret Hoff and Ray Matlock are won- will be added to the Hughes Citizenship qiest School Citizen : daring if their names qkst Dancer : Nimble feet and a sense of rhythm make Curtis HCalhoun and Pat Wright the center of attention on any dance oar. qimt Artist : This title goes to Ray Person and Linda Hayna. uBest; Actress and Actonp: Cheryl Armstrong and Terry Rogers. x Best AthletW: Ruby Benton, president of G.A.A., and Tony Top- Bmt Vocalist : Ready to burst into song-aSue Shanks, Jackson, football and track star, score highest in Popularity Poll. Tom Moore. 49 Bottom Where,s organist Yvonne Moorei'w asks Ken Harlan. W3 Most Pleasing Personality : Take a lesson from Mario dc la Vega and Shlrley Brooks on how to win friends and influence people! 3 x t F: i Best Natured: You never catch Paul Harris and Linda Mills griging and grumbling, since they are Hughesh best-natured SCHIOI'S. Best-looking : hhMirror, mirror in my hand, best-looking girl and most handsome man!,, This means Margaret Kirk and Bob Harris. w Senior H1319 Student! Vote on Nomineesfrom Senior Clam Homeroom: uBest Dressed'h: Hughes style experts say that Bob Smith and Sandy Weishaupt arc the mast fashionable dressers in the senior class. uMost School Spirit : Judy Fey and John Franklin best exem- plifydthe full meaning of loyalty and devotion to hthe goddess we a oref 7 m N ' '13 mAEKEN . '- M mOAKHiLLS . 1,9 mwmmw h WWW ntCENiML' . me. - h - ' ur WALNUI HMS CENTRALar WALNBT . KHDLAS' ' Chm w ' N f . . ' mummy; WT qg mam mus ' ? 1., IF- am a - nmmlm NNEAL hJFiHAk MA THAWEL ram F MAN mu Minimum mm mm , Arum mmrrrmr W mam mum tEHMI' WKlI'ER , l 1 T .1 r! I ! o-Ii id h.gblwirfi4 iii!!! Ml T4512; . ; 33mg; m 1;; . . Best Smile'H Mike Meier and Sandy Shields always grin and bear their trouble, since they have the best smiles in Hughes. Mm a mu1 W;qu;1x.m.a .MW mumwg 4 Wm rgh- W . wzmmmww - rhwutnmzmm-g, Wm'w s , . mun 1 33,4...mmgjggp uWittiesW: Reading the funnies at school? Thafs just what the two wittiest seniors are doing-Barbara Brown and Robert Lett! Cutest Couplf: They match! Richard Kuhlmann and Carol Schell are better known as Hughw cutest couple. 0170M IZAHuu Tm lam ml um 11-, FIKU '- SWORD HELL UAI! THIRD l FORTH IELI. EXAM TIFTn I mm H LL umu no mssu .m m 6AA mm HASKETBAU uz vs 100mm FIISMAN HUT. VS RLWDIB Busiesfi: Exams are the next thing on the busy schedule of these active seniors. Study hard, Dave Jordan and Sylvia Fox! a 1' 1'iendlimtu: Newcomers never have any trouble when friendly Cynthia Frazier and Ken Hall are here to greet them. 51 Contribution; Made to First Row: THO MAS MOORE JOHN MORRIS, Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 4; Football 3; Senior Band 2; Fig Tail-Bow Tie Day Committee 4; Junior Council on World AHairs 4-; Treasurefs Assistant 4. DORETHA MULLINS Second Row: Jon N MULLINS LESLIE MARGARET MURRELL, Senior Student Council, 3; Honor League 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Senior Choir 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 2, 3; Gargoyle Representative 2; Gargoyle Staff 4-; Junior Council on World Affairs 4, Secretary. ROSA LEE NEAL, Beta Chi 4; Student Office Worker 2, 3. Third Row: DARLENE NELSON, Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Senior Y-Tcens 3, 4', Harvest Hop Committee 4; Gargoyle Representative 2; Guru gnyle Staff 3; Junior Council on World Affairs 4-; Usher 3; Student OHice Worker 3, DONALD NELSON, Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Merchandising Club 4, President; Intramurals 2; Gaigoyle Representative 2; Book Store 3, 4; Bus Token Seller 3, 4. JACQUELiNE NEUBACHER, Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Beta. Chi 4-; Honor League 4; Freshie Aid 4. Fourth Row: LOIS NIEDEREGGER, Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2; Beta Chi 3, 4; Senior Y-Teens 2, 3, 4; Merry-Go-Round 2; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Student OfEce Worker 3; Production Staff 4. SYLVIA ANN NIXON, Withrow High School 2; Honor League 4; Pep Club 3; Latin Club 3', Senior Band 3; Senior Orches- tra 3, 4; Merry-Go-Round 3, 4; Gargoyle Representative 3; Usher 3; Student Office Worker 3. THEODORE PEEKS, Tedf, Pep Club 4-; Intramural 3; Home- room Secretary 3; Gargoyle Representative 2; Gargoyle Staff 4-. Fifth Row: JOHN PENNINGTON RAYMOND PERSON, Track 3; Cross Country 3; Lunchroom Worker 2, 3, 4. BARBARA JEAN PETRA, Senior Student Council 4; Honor League 4, Treasurer; Honor Society 2; Huzettes 2, 3, Treas- urer; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; French Club 2, 3, 4-; Christmas Party Committee 4-; ANNUAL Staff 4; Usher 2, 3; Freshie Aid 4; Fashion Board Representative to Pogue4s 4. Sixth Row: FREDDIE PIERSON, Senior Student Council 2, 3; Pep Club 4-; Sages 4; Senior Y-Teens 2; Senior Choir 4-. DOROTHEA FINDER SARAH POPE 52mm; Mun'c, Club! First Row: VVILLIAM PUTHOFF, Bill, Pep Club 3. Rosam- QUICK, 2130b, Football 3; Basketball 3, 4. SHERYL LEE QUINLAN, Honor League 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Future Business Leaders of America 4; Merchandising Club 4; Senior Y-Teens 4; Cheerleader 2; G.A.A. 4; Girls: Week Candidate 3; Usher 3; Freshie Aid 4; Student Office Worker 3. 4. Se cond Row: EMMARY RADER, Senior Student Council 3; Pep Club 4; Math Club 3; Hi-Y 4. DELMAS REECE R0 NA LD REYNOLDS Third Row: RALPH WALTER RICHARDSON, Pep Club 2, 3, 4; German Club 2, 3; Merry-Go-Round 2, 3, 4; Stage Manager 4, Stage Crew 2, 3; GLENNA JEAN RICHMOND, Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Future Busi- ness Leaders of America 4; Merchandising Club 4; AN- NUAL Representative 2; Usher 3; Lunchroom Cashier 4. GILBERT DONALD RITTER, Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Gargoyle Rep- resentative 2. Fourth Row: PHYLLIS ROARK, Gargoyle Representative 2; Usher 3. WILLIAM TERRANCE ROGERS, 2Tcrryj, Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Gargoyle Representative 2. MARGARET ELIZABETH SCHAEFER, uMaggie,u Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Health Careers Club 4; Merchandising Club 4. Fifth Row: BARABARA JEAN SGHEHR, 44Barbf Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Future Business Leaders of America. 4; Senior Choir 3, 4; Ensemble, Roberian 4; Junior Choir 2; Merry-Go-Round 3, 4; Senior Class Pig-tail-Bowtie Day Committee 4; ANNUAL Repre- sentative 4; ANNUAL Staff, Junior High Section Editor 4; Student Office Worker 2; Lunchroom Cashier 4. CAROL JEAN SCHELL, Honor League 4; Honor Socgety 2, 3, 4; Huzettes 2, President 3; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club, Secretary 2, Vice-President 3; Merry-Go-Round 2, 3; Cheer- leader 2, 3, 4; Senior Class Vice-President 4; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: ANNUAL Representative 3; Gargoyle Representative 2; Gargoyle Staff 2; Girls4 Week Candidate 3; Usher 2, 3; Freshie Aid 4; Shillitds High School Fashion Board 3. CLAUDIA ANN SCHERMBECK, cletsptEI'f Senior Student Coun- oil 2; Honor League 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; German Club 3, 4; Senior Y-Teens 3, Corresponding Secretary 4; Senior Class Prom Committee 4; G.A.A. 2, 3; Ticket Committee 4; Usher 3; Freshie Aid 4; Lunch Room Worker 4; Future Business Leaders of America 4. Sixth Row: PAULINE EVA SCHOOLCRAFT, 2Polly, Honor League 4; Span- ish Club 2, 3; Future Business Leaders of America; President 4; Senior Y-Teens 4; Usher 3; Freshie Aid 4; Student Office Worker 4; Production Staff 4. BETTY SCOTT, Pep Club 2, 3; Student ORice Worker 4. JOYCE ELAINE SEIBEL, Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club, Treas- urer 2, 3; Senior Class Pig-tail Bow-tic Day Committee; G.A.A. 2, 3; ANNUAL Representative 2; ANNUAL Staff Typist 4; Gargoyle Staff 2; Usher 2, 3; Student Office Worker 3 Leap- Year Clay: Help: First Row: DORINE SELKIRK, Pep Club 4; Future Business Leaders of America 4; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4. SUSAN LOUISE SHANKS, Pep Club 3, 4; Senior Choir 3, 4; Ensemble 4; Merry-Go-Round 4. SANDRA Rosa SHIELDS, Kandy, Honor League 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4,- Merchandising Club 4; Usher 3; Student OfEce Worker 2; Production Staff 4. Second Row: DOUGLAS JAMES SMART, 3Doug, Football 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4; H-Club 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Gargoyle Representative 3; Visual Aids 2. LAUREN CHARLENE SMITH, Pep Club 2, 3, 4; French Club 2, 3; Future Business Leaders of America 4; Senior Y-Teens 3, 4; Ticket Committee 4; Usher 3. GWENDOLYN JEAN SMITH, Gwen, Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Senior Y-Teens 3, 4; G.A.A. 2, 4; Student Office Worker 2. Third Row: JAMES MILLARD SMITH, Merchandising Club 4; Senior Choir 5 3! PAMELA SMITH ROBERT BERT SMITH, Bob? H-Club 3, 4, President; Pep Club 3; Future Teachers of America 3, 4; Hi-Y 4; Football 2, 3, 4, Co-Captajn; Basketball 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Gar- goyle Representative 3, 4. F ourth Row: SAMUEL SMITH, Football 2; Track 3; Gargoyle Staff 4. NANCY SHARON SNEED, Honor League 4, Executive Board; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Math Club 2, 3; Project Committee 4; Library Page 2, 3, 4; Usher 3; Freshie Aid 4. MARVIN LELAND SPRINGER, Taft High School; Pep Club 4; Hi-Y 4; Basketball 3, 4. Fifth Row: SALLY ANN STANFORD; Honor League 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Merchandising Club 4; Senior Y-Teens 4; Business Club 4; Freshie Aid 4. COREA NE STEELE GLORIA STEELE, Honor League 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Mer- chandising Club 4; Senior YrTeens 4; Business Club 4; G.A.A, 3. 4; Freshie Aid 4; Student Office Worker 4. Sixth Row: JEAN ELIZABETH STEFFENS, Honor League 4; Pep Club 2, 3; German Club 3; Future Teachers of America 4; Merry- GmRound 3; ANNUAL Staff 4, Art Editor; Gargoyle Rep- resentative 2, 3; Gargoyle Staff 2. JANE CLARE STEINMETZ EDDIE WILLIAM STEPHENS, HrClub 4; Pep Club 4; Senior Band 4; Track 4; Lunchroom Guard 4 H ugber Make Progreyx First Row: A N N STEWARD BONNIE Lou STRAUSBAUCH, Student Council 2; Honor League 4: Pep Club 3, 4; Business Club 4-; Senior Y-Teens 3. 4; Senior Choir 2, 3, 4, Secretary; G.A.A. 2; Gargoyle Representative 2; Freshie Aid 4; Student OfflCe Worker 4. GLENDA RAE STRUNK, Glen? Honor League 4; Huzettes 2. 3, Recording Secretary; Pep Club 2, 3; French Club 2; Health Careers Club 4; Sages 3; Project Committee 4; ANNUAL Representative 2; Library Page 2, 3, 4; Usher 2. 3, Captain; Freshie Aid 4; Lunchroom Cashier 3, 4. Second Row: HELEN RUTH SUHR, Pep Club 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Student Office Worker 2, 3. ROBERT SULLIVAN, Student Council 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Sages 2; Thespians 2; Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Merry-Go-Round 2; Senior Choir 3, 4, President; Ensemble 4, President; Lunchroom Guard 4. C HARLEN a TALBOTT Third Row: CORNELIA TAYLOR, Pep Club 4; Health Careers Club 3, 4, Secretary; G.A.A. 3; Usher 3. DELCO KENT TAYLOR, H4Club 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Math Club 3; Basketball 2, 3; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Pig-Tail Bow-Tie Day Committee 4; ANNUAL Representative 3; Gargoyle Representative 2. BETTY ANN THOMAS, Honor League 4; Future Teachers of America 2, 3, 4, Vice-President; Project Committee 4; Girls, Week Candidate 3; Usher 3; Freshie Aid 4; Student OH'icc Worker 2, 3. Fourth Row: EDWARD DAVID THOMPSON, H-Club 3, Treasurer; 4, Sec- retary-Treasurer; Pep Club 4; French Club 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Christmas Party Committee 4; Car- goyle Representative 3; Usher 3; Lunchroom Guard 4. HERBERT THOMPSON, H-Club 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Umss Country 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4, DONNA JEAN THORNTON, Pep Club 3, 4; Latin Club 3; Usher 3; Student Office Worker 2 Fifth Row. LARRY THROWER DOROTHY MAE TOLBERT, West Main High School; Pep Club 4, Vracxxm TOLLE Sixth Row: ROBERT THOMAS TUDOR, 2Bob,,, Honor Society 3, 4; Krueck Club 3; Pep Club 3; Spanish Club 4; Merchandising Club 4, President of Southern Ohio District; Class Officer 4, Treas- urer; Prom Committee 4. VIRGINIA VESPER, Our Lady of Angels High School, Honor League 4, Executive Board; Pep Club 4; Beta Chi 4; Mer- chandising Club 4; Gargoyle Representative 4; Freshie Aid 4; Student Office Workcr 3. WILLIAM HARRISON WAGERS, 2Bill, H-Club 2; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Merchandising Club 4; Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Gmgayle Reprsentative 2; Track 2; Usher 3. Graduatar Ready to G0 First Row: JOHN PAUL WALKER, Senior Student Council 3, 4, Executive Board; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; French Club 2; Math Club 3; Thespians 4; Hi-Y 3, 4; Merry-Go-Round 3; Prom Com- mittee 4; Gargoyle Representative 2. HENRY WARD, Pep Club 2; Basketball 3. CAROLYN JEAN WARREN, Honor League 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Future Nurses 4; Sages 4; Merchandising Club 4, Treasurer; Senior Y-Teens 4; G.A.A. 2, 3; ANNUAL Representative 3; Gargoyle Representative 2; Usher 3; Freshie Aid 4. Second Row: CHERIE VIVIAN WEBER, 3Reej, Senior Student Council 4, Executive Board; Honor League 4, President; Pep Club 2, Executive Board, 3, 4-, Secretary; French Club 2, 3, Treas- urer, 4; Math Club 3; Senior Y-Teens 2, 3, 4; Fund-Raising Committee 4-; From Committee 4; G.A.A. 2, 4; ANNUAL Representative 2; ANNUAL Staff 4, Co-Editor; Ticket Com- mittee 4; Usher 3; Freshie Aid 4; Drill Team 4. SANDRA LEE WEISHAUPT, Senior Student Council 2, 3, Re- cording Secretary, 4; Honor League 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4, President; German Club 3; Math Club 3; Senior Y-Teens 3, 4; Mcrry-Go-Round 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; From Committee 4; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Ticket Committee 4; Usher 3; Freshie Aid 4; Lunchroom Cashier 4, CAROLYN LEE WEST, Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Beta Chi 4, Vice- President; Senior Y-Teens 3, 4; Future Nurses 4; Senior Choir 3, 4; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Usher 3. Third Row: BEVERLY WILEY, Beta Chi 4; Future: Nurses 4; Senior Y- Teens 4; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4. ROBERT CARL WILISCH, 3Bobf Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Sages 3, 4, Treasurer; Thespians 3, 4, Vice-President; Hi-Y 3, 4, Vice-President; Merry-Go-Round 3, 4; Harvest Hop Com- mittee 4; ANNUAL Staff 4. BONITA Louxsr. WILLIAMS, Senior Student Council 4; Honor League 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Senior Choir 3, 4; Ensemble 4: Junior Choir 2; Merry-Go-Round 4; ANNUAL Staff 4; Stu- dent OHice Worker 2. Fourth Row: GEORGE HENRY WILLIAMS EDWARD LEE WILSON PAUL E. WISSMAN, Senior Student Council 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Senior Band 2, 3, 4; Senior Orchestra 2, 3; Brass En- semble 3, 4; Merry-Go-Round 3; ANNUAL Representative 3. Fifth Row: CHARLES LEE VVDRKMAN, Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 2. 3. 4: Bookroom 4. RAY WORK MAN PATRICIA WRIGHT, 3PM, Pep Club 3, 4; Gargoyle Staff 4. Sixth Row: Future Teachers 3; Senior Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Treasurer; G.A.A. 2, 3; Freshie Aid 4; Cashier 4. SHEILA ANN WYATT, Hopor League 4; Pep Club '2, 3, 4: MATTHEW YARRELL RONALD VVALLACE Forward Into College; Careers Community Life 57 ALMA MATE R Shds the goddess we adore is Hughes, And we love her more and more, our Hughes, Oh, we hope to keep her fame In every kind of game And all praise be to her name, Hughes, Hughes, Hughes, Hughes! May her strength remain for 'aye, our Hughes, Though in time her walls decay, our Hughes, Oh, Phoenix-likc 5116,11 rise Till her towers strike the skies And her sunset banner flies, Hughes, Hughes, Hughes, Hughes! Certainly in festive mood, this carefree group are en- joying themselves at the 1963 Junior-Senior Prom. This: traditional activity encls the year for Hughes seniors. Prom, Ptg-Skin Prewlew, These seniors, Mike Meier, Bill Baird, Joyce Seibcl, Bonnie Straus- baugh, Margaret H03 and Frances Dick, revert temporarily to their childhood, in tune with the annual Pigtail-Bowtie Day. Floasing beauties lead the annual Pig-skin Preview of 1963 at Trechter Stadmm. At the upper left corner is Hughesy representative, Carol Schell. Party Fun I mtil fpim't in 64 Seniow Everyone remembers the senior Christmas party, especially the vocaiiz- Eng done by Ricky Salters, Larry Miller, Ed Dillingham, and Terry rown. TOP Row: T. Abernathy, L. Ackley, D. Adams, S Adams, D. Adkinsj D. Akers, D. Allen, T. Allen, W. Allen, B. Anderson, S. Anderson. Second Row: C. Andrews, J. Andrews, J. Angel, C. Anthon, P. Appleton, B. Armstrong, DA Armstrong, J. Armstrong, M. Atchley, J. Autry, S. Ayer. Third Row: G. Bailey, M. Baker, A. Baldwin, 5. Ballou, J. Bankemper, D. Barns, G. Barnes, B. Bassett, B. Bastick, J. Battle, R. Baugher. Fourth Row: T. Bays. J. Beckman, D. Beets, R. Bell, K. Bennett, B. Benton, S. Bevens, B. Blakey, S. Blunt, D. Bolzm, J. Brady. Fifth Row: A. Brand, 5, Brannock, R. Brokamp, G. Brown, L. Brown: M. Brown, T. Brown, J. Bryant, B. Burkhardt, P. Burkhart, P. Bunton. Sixth JUNIORS Row: J. Burty Y, Butts, N. Caldwell: R. Camp, D. Campbell, R. Campbell, W. Cannon, J. Cape, L. Carr, P. Carter, C. Chaim-xber- lain. Seventh Row: V. Chapman, D. Christian, M. Ciafardml, R. CIippinger, J. Coates, B. Cobb, C. Cockrell, B. Coleman, M. Cole- man, S. Coleman, D. Collier. Eighth Row: D. Collins, R Combs, G. Cooper, J, Couch, G. Cox, M. Cox, W. Crew, RA Culbreth, G. Cunningham, D. Curry: Y. Curry. 61 l f NIIORJ Forseilles, W. Fox, P. Frost, G. Fultz, F. Gaines, D. Garland, T. Garland, A. Garrison, W. Gary. Fifth Row: G. Gentry, L. Gctts, B. Gilliard. W. Goddard, L. Golay, M. Gosley, B. Graham, D. Grant, J. Grant, L. Gray, P. Gray. Sixth Row: S. Gray, E. Top Row: C. Cutler, W. Dangerfield, L. Davidson, T. Davis, P. Greene, A. Gregory, B. Grigsby, J Gump, L, Guthrie, S, Hahn, Davis, V. Davis, R. Day, F. Dixon, L. Dove, J. Drahos, P. Drewry. D. Hale, L, Hale, N. Halzschuh, J. Hand. Seventh Row: M, Har- Second Row: T. Drohmzm, M. Dunn, M. Dunning, E. Durbec, J. ris, M. Harris, P. Hartman, J. Harvard, L. Henson, J. Hess, E. Duvall, K. Edwards, P. Eken, E. Elliott, I-L Elliott, E Emerson, Hill, J. Hill, J. Hill, R. Hodge, L. Hoffman. Eighth Row: S. J. EysoldL Third Row: L. Fagin, P. Fehring, R. Fairbanks, S. Hogncr, L. Hollister, C. Holloman, P. Hoyt, B. Hoover, R. Famous, R Farris, C. Finley, F. Fisher, R. Flcdderjohn, R. Fled- Horslcy, V. Hoskins, C. Howard, W. HowardJ S. Hughes, S. derjohn, A. Fletcher; L. Floyd. Fourth Row: R. Foit, L. Foley, D, Hughes. Top Row: R. Humphrey, L. Hyde, P. Ingram, N. Ireland, J. Ivery, WA Jackson, G. JacksonJ 0, Jackson, W. Jackson, J. Jeter. M, Jeter. Second Row: C. Johnson, F. Johnson, J Johnson, J. Johnson, L. Johnson, S. Johnson, S. Johnson, L. Jones, R. Jordan, P. Juliani, B. Kathcy. Third Row: L. Keith, 5. Keith, R. Kemp, S. Kimble, J. King, L. King, P. King, J. Kirchgessncr, P. Kirby, C. Kiner, J. Knight. Fourth Row: R. Kusmann, T. Lackey, D. Landers, J. Lang, M. Lang, SA Lawrence, R. Lawson, C. Lay, D. Lee, C. Lcicht, DV Leigh Fifth Row: R. Leigh, L. Leurck, B. Lewis, D. Lewis, C. Litman, D Love, J. Madaris, S MafEeId, E. Mahan, H. Mahan, J. Manigan. Sixth Row: J. Marsh, M. Mar- fUNIORS tin, J. Matheis, W. McElroy, L. McGruan, W. McKnight, W. McMillan, T. McRoberts, R. Mechler, E. Meece, W. Meece. Sev- enth Row: A. Merritt, M. Mess, B. Miles, C. Miller, L Miller, M. Miller, S. Mills, D. Minnich, D. Mitchell, J. Mobley, K. Moore. Eighth Row: L. Moore, M. Moore, N. Moore, T. Moore, D. Morgan, D. Morgan, R. Morgan, S. Moye, M. Mueller, M. Muse, C. Myars. jUNIORs Top Row: B. Myrich, K. Napier, J. Neuhaus, 11 Newton, T. Noel, P. Orlemann, L. Ortenzi, D. Pace, R. Parker, J. Parker, R Pat- rick. Second Row: J Petra. A. Phillips, A. Phillips, E. Phillips, M. Phillips, Y Pickett, H. Pike, W. Polk, P4 Poole, J, Porter, T Powell. Third Row: L. Poynter, C. Pryor, E. Racke, J. Ray, C. RcibeL J. Repasy, J. Reynolds, M Reynolds, J Riggs, S Ritter, j. Roark. Fourth Row: R. Robbins, C. Roberts, L Robinson, L. Robinson, T. Rogers, D. Ross, R. Ross, S. Rumley, T. St. Clair, RA Salter, R, Sargent. Fifth Row: J. Schmidt, T. Schneider, T. Schnell, P. Schwing, H. Scott, E. Sears, M. Singleton, A. Slaugh- ter, D. Slavens, P. Slayton, D. Sloan. Sixth Row: B Slusher, R. Smallwood, C. Smith, G. Smith, J. Smith, J Smith, P. Smith, R. Smith, R. Smith, E. Smith, T. Smith. Seventh Row: F. Solomon, C. Southerland, J. Spencer, G Starks, R. Steele, T. Steele, J. Steiner, R. Stewart, NA Stovall, G. Strawler, B. Strunk. Eighth Row: R. Summer, B. Taylor, C. Taylor, J. Taylor, S. Taylor, G. Tennant, J, Tepe, R. Thiess, B. Thomas, D. Thomas, J. Thomas Top Row: W. Thomas, K. Thornton, R. Tienstall, M Tilford N I Totten, V. Tribble, B. Trollingcr, J. Truesdell, L. Turner, P. THI- Jl I 10R 5 mar, V. Turner, Second Row: DA Tyler, A VandergriH, H Vogcl, B. Wahler, E. Walker, C. Walker, R. Walls, W. Waltz, M. Ward, M Ward W. Ward. Third Row: K. Warren, D. Warren, S. raiVIrnEgton, T. Watson, D. Weber, S, Wellshaupt, CV chford, G, Wills, F. Wilson, L. Wilson, A. Wingate, H. Winkle. Fifts ROW: .' . Ite, J. Wh-xtehead, J. -Whmle, G. 'Wlllder. Fourh Row: I. M. Woods, A. Wright, N. Wright, C. Yarbrough, C. YOUHE, C lellxams, L. lehams, N. lellams, CA Wllhs, E Willis, A. Wills, Young, S Young, S Young, T. Youngblood. Hcrds plenty of Thanksgiving food for needy families! Walter Fox, elev- enth grade representative on Senior Student Council, helps Ray Matlock, senior, fill the cartons. Ray is presi- dent of Council. v 7:4 L... .h, ,1? x213; 1:. ? tuwvdxw 1sz? . T4; Top Row: B. Abig, A. Adam, G. Adkins, R Adrian, W Alexan- der, R Allen, V. Allen, W. Allen, G. Allman, E. Anderson, J. Anderson. Second Row: 5. Anderson, W. Andrews, G. Angel, L. Appleton, A. Armstrong, B. Armstrong, B. Armstrong, C. Asking, M Askins, J. Assum, G. Austen Third Row: A. Bailey, N. Bai- ley, S. BainesJ D. Banks, H. Barber2 K. Barber, M Bargin, S Barnett, C. Barton, C. Beaumon, E. Beecroft. Fourth Row: R. Hell, I Benne, V Bcnne, P. Bennie, G. Berry, S. Berry, W. Berry, B. Bevens, K. Blackwell, R. Blakey, B. Bock Fifth Row: D. Boctt- Cher, D. Bolan, C. Bollinger, R. Bond, P. Booker, D. Boston, L. BouIdin, A. Bowling, B. Bowling, L. Bowling, WV Bradford. Sixth JOPHOMORES Row: M. Bradley, J. Brantley, J. Brantley, E. Bray, S. Bready, D. Brewer, J. Britt, J. Brock, C. Brooks, D Brooks, D. Brown. Sevenh Row: E. Brown, K. Browu, R. Brown, A. Broyles, F. Bry- ant, J. Bryant, P. Burdine, A. Burkes, C. Burnside, J. Burr, L. Byrd. Eighth Row: V. Byrd, A. Caldwell, D. Calhoum D Calla- hamy R. Campbell, W. Canady, J. Cannon, B. Carter, P. Carter, E. Casey, V. Casey. SOPHOMORES Top Row: J. Cassell, L, Chapman, J. Chappell, G. Clay, J. Col- liers, E. Crawford, E. Crawford, W. Crawford, E. Cross: L. CrutcherJ J. Culver Second Row: L. Cutler, B. Dangerfield, D. Daniels, T. Daniels, SA Darden, G. Davidson, M. Davidson, C. Davis, C. Davis, J Davis, R. Davis. Third Row: R. Davis, D. Dawson, D. Dean, J. Dean, J. Deaton, M. Destock, LA DeVaughn, D. Dick, G. Dickerson, A. Dixon', A. Dixon. Fourth Row: B. Dixon, M. Dixon, W. Dooley, J. Doolittle, C. Doss, E. Dagger, E. Duhart, E. Dula, D. Durham, J. Dye, D. Dyson. Fifth Row: M Eakins, C. Easter, A, Edmonds, R. Edwards, B. Elam, J. Elkins, R, Elliot, W Elliott, L. Ellis, B. Embry, C. Engle. Sixth Row: J. Eubank, D. Evans, L. Famous, L. Fanny, B. Farney, C. Farris, R. Farthing, B. Felback, C. Ferguson, E. Fette, T. Fiasco. Seventh Row: M. Fields, B. Fisher, D. Fisher, B. Flanagan, J. Flowers, L. Flowers, C. Foit, L Fomey, DA Fox, M. Francis, D. Franklin. Eighth Row: D. Freeman, B. Frye, G. Frye, W. Frye, M. Gailford, J. Garrett, S, Garrison, C. Gartrell, S. Geiger, R. Gentry, 5. George. Top Row: T, Georgetowu, D. Giant, C. Gibson, D. Gibson. GA Gibson, T. Gilbert, W. Gill, W. Godbey, H. Godsey, B. Goodrich, J. Goodrich. Second Row: MV Gordon, D. Grant, J. Gray, S. Gray, J. Great, B. Green, E, Green, J. Green, R. Green, J. Greer, R. Gregory Third Row: S. Grier, M. Grof, S. Hacher, J. Haincs, B. Hale, M. Hamilton, B. Harbin, M. Hardman, R. Hargmve A. Hanger, SV Harper Fourth Row: C. Harris, L. Harris, B. Har- rison. B. Harrison, D Harrison, L. Harrison, J. Harteng, J. Hase, j. Hasson. S. Hayes, S, Hayes, Fifth Row: M. Heard, SA Hen- dricks, D. Hensley, D. Hess, R. Hicks, R Hill, M. Hisle. M. Ho- den, D. Hodges: R. Homean, JA Holbrook. Sixth Row: A. Hollins, SOPHOMORES J. Hopkins, R Horton, B. Hott, D Howard, J. Howard, I. How- ard, E, Howell F Hudson, L. Huff, E. Hughes Seventh Row: B Hukaley, G. HummeldorL J. Ingram, I. Isaacs, E. Jackson, S. Jackson, T. Jackson, G. James, P. Jasper, R. Jefferies, D. Jenkins Eighth Row: R Jenkins, J. Jennings, H. Jennings, R. Johnson, S. Johnson, S. Johnson, W. Johnson, B. Jones, H. Jones, J. Jones, J. Jones. JOPHOMORES Top Row: M. Jones, T. Jones, J. Kackles, D. Kaiser, R. Kallay, C. Keenan, B. Keller, J. Kendall, EA Kennedy, R. Kennedy, L. Kidd. Second Row: A. Kinable, J. Kinebrew, J. Kinebrew, B. King, D. KingI R. King, S. King, LA Kirby, M. Kirk, J. Kreimer, R. Kyser. Third Row: R. Kyser, K. Lacey, A. Ladd, F. Lane, J. Lang, R. Langston, D. Lanier, R. Larison, G. Lary, J. Lawrence, P. Lament: Fourth Row: B. Lawson, N. Leigh, S. Lctt, G. Lewis. 70 D. Lewis, G. Lewis, J. Little, G. Long, J. Loudermilk, C. Lovctt, M. Lynn. Fifth Row: G. Mabon, S. MacCoy, S. Macohn, D. Ma.- han, A. Maksimouie, E. Mapp, E. Marchant, D. Marsh, H. Marsh, L. Marten, M. Martin. Sixth Row: R. Martin, A. Mason: K. Mass, L. Massey, L Mathis, S. Mayberry, P. McClellan, S. McClellon, P. McClendon, J. McCoIlum, M. McConnell. Seventh Row: S. McCoy, H. McDaniell, F. McDowell, L. McGinnis, J. McIntosh, W, McIntosh, P. McNeer, P. Meadows, J. Means, B. Melvin, M. Mcntzel. Eighth Row: R. Messer, C. Mezy, L. Mi- chaelis, C. Milby, P. Miles, E. Miller, E. Miller, G. Miiler, L. Miller, M. Miller, M. Miller. Top Row: R. Miller, S. Miller, J. Mills, C. Mingo, B. Mitchell D pMitcheIl J Mitchell W. Mitchell, M. Moats, D. Monfort D. Monroe. Second Row: K. Montag P Moore, R. Moore, B. Mor- ris, J Morrison J. Morrow R. Mueller T Mueller,H.Mu1-phy J Murphy, B. Myers. Third Row: W. Myers, L. Myles B. Na- pier, S Neubacker J. Nickell L.N01an, J. Oder, T Oder, B. Oehler, G Oliver, J. O,Ma11r-y. Fourth Row: W. ONeal E. ,05- how OToole E. Ott P. Otten, W. Oversreet D. Owens, B Parkch R. Parker D Patrick, D. Patrick. Fifth Row: B Patton, R Peace G. Peck K Penni P Perduc, P. Perkins, D. Peterson, B.Phe1ps.B.Phelps G. Plain C Plemik Sixth Row: B. Pointer: SOPHOMORES L. Polk, J PorterJ Y1 Powell, R. Quinlan, R. Radar, J. Ramsey, J, Rantz, J. Reece, C. Reed, M. Reed. Seventh Row: G. Reeves, J. Reggin, R. Richardson, R. Richardson, W. Riga, C. Riggs, L. Rink, S. Ritter, L. Roach, C. Robbins, K. Robbins. Eighth Row: L. Roberts, M. Roberts, S. Roberts, S. Robertson, L. Robinson, D. Rogers, R. Rohe, G. Roland, R. Roland, M. Ross, M. Ross. SOPHOMORES Top Row: R. Roth, L. RouFf, R. Royalty, J. Ruck, R. Russaw, L. Russell, R. Saldin, J. Salters, T. Sams, C. Schaefer, H. Schafiner. Second Row: P. Schillcr, J. Schmidt, K. SchnellJ T. Schott, L. Schroedcr, R. Schweitzer, E. Scott, J. Scott, J, Scott, R: Sebastian, R. Shaw. Third Row: T. Shaw, E. Shelton, T. Shiver, Simmons, B, Simpson, C. Sinclair, R. Sinkfield, A. Smith, B. Smith, B. Smith, E. Smith. Fourth Row: G. Smith, J. Smith, K, Smith, P. Smith, P. Smith, R. Smith, R. Smith, S. Smith, T. Smith, W. Snoddy, N. Summer. Fifth Row: E. Sowders, PA Stamper, H Starlm L. Steele, T. Stevens, L. Strausbaugh, N. Strom, P. Stmnk, D. Sumler, J. Summers, F. Talbert. Sixth Row: A. Taylor, C. Taylor, C. Taylor, J Taylor, M. Taylor, N. Taylor, S. Taylor, C. Terry, T Terry, J. Thacker, W. Thaddus. Seventh Row: C. Thiem. D. Thomas, S. Thompson, A. Todd, G. Todd, R Tretter, M. Trislcr, J. Truss, B. Tucker, R. Tudcr, E. Turner. Eighth Rdw: E. Turner, R. Underwood, B. Vickery, J. Voss, D. Wagers, G. Wagers, G. Wagner, B. Walker, F. Walker, J. Walker, I. Wal- lace. l- Below: Top Row: L. Wallace, L. Waller, J. Wallingham, D. Walls, J. W Itz, S. Ward, R. Ware, D. Watford, B. Washington, D. Wash- ington, Y. Waters. Second Row: P. Watson, P. Watters, L. Wav- ems, C. Webb, T4 Weimer, C. Welsh, P. Welch, K. Wells, P. Wells, R. West, S. Whaley. Third Row: A. White, B. White, S. White, W. White, T. Whitley, C. Wikoff, J. Wilder, J. Wilder, K. VViIder, A. Wiiliams. Fourth Row: B. Williams, B. Williams, These students, now sophomores, see the pleasing results of work done by Junior High Science Club to brighten the entrance to faculty parking lot. J. Doolittle, R. Mueller, J. Green, D. Patrick. SOPHOMORES C. Williams, D. Williams, E. Williams, F. Williams, L. Williams, S. Williams, A. Willoughby, C. Willoughhy, V. Wilmont. Fifth Row: B. Wilson, M. Winkfield, L. Woods, M. Wray, A. Wright, D. Wulfhorst, P. VVuster, J. Vynn, A, Yarger, R, Young, E. Zorens. jUNIORS Top Row: R. Allen, J. Coach, M. Davis, T. Hodge, L, Pierson, D. Pittman, C. Richard, P. Russell, D. Smith, D. Smith, D. Wil- liams. SOPHOMORES Second Row: H. Ballinger, R. Bedford, L. Bouldin, M. Bradley, J. Brelitch. B. Brown, C. Brown. M. Brown, R Brown, DV Bucky 74- horn, F. Buntin. Third Row: A Burks, C. Burnside, M. Byrd, V. Byrd, N. Cain, J Calaban, L. Cantrell, J. Caplinger, L. Chap- man, L. Charles, A. Chitwood. Fourth Row: W. Clark, SV Clay, S. Cobbs, M. Coleman, A. Collins, W. Collins, J. Cook, J. Cour- tier, J. Doolittle, AV Elliot, R. Elliot. Fifth Row: R. Foster, D. Franklin, D. Freeman. C. Cartrell, S. Geisler, D. Gibson, R. Green, M. Guilford, M. Hardman, S. Hayes, H. Helton. Sixth Row: S. Hendricks, J. Hope, R. Horton, D. Howard, J. Hughes, L. Hunlcy, S. Johnson, F. Kirchgessner, M. Kuhn, G. Lewis, M. Lewis. Seventh Row: A. Mason, P. McCloud, J. Napier, C. Per- kins, P. Peters, R. Ramsey, J. Reece, D. Runion, J. Salter, J. Schmidt, W. Simons. Eighth Row: L. Simpson, J. Smith, T. Ste- vens, J. Stoffregen, R Van Lieu. 0. Washington, J. Wynn. Brand new at Hughes this year. the Big Red Featherette Drill Team perfotms at the football and basketball game intermissions. The attractwe appearance and spirited routines of the girls, :raincd by Mrs. McKibbcn, furnish added enjoyment for sports ans. Paulette Orlemann, papular junior, wears the uniform of Shillito's High School Fashion Board. Captain Matlochs team is elated over its hard-won victory in the annual College Bowl match of wits. Gary Garitson was emcee. Like hot, spicy food? Then join Spanish Club. These members are having a swell time at the chili supper held on February 17. Sheryl Hagncr, Huzettc president, serves punch at the annual tea given for mothers and teachers. Pictured: Paulette Orlemann, Mrs. Hagner, Sue Young, Sheryl, Linda Kirby, Mrs. McKibbcn, sponsor. Huzete girls are proud to continue this traditional social event. Executive Board-Bottom Row: Sandy Weishaupt, Margaret Hoff, Cherie Weber, Sylvia Fox Uecording secretaryL Alice Brand hcorresponding secretaryL Row Two: Ray Matlock hpresideno, Kathy Halliday, Walter Fox Wice-presidenu, Sylvia. Ewing, Paul Walker. Top Row: Gary Garitson, Jerry Tepe, James Battle UreasurerL Mr. Carl Wilkey hsponsorL Senior H1319 ftudmt Council Keep; Abram of T imey Hughes Senior High Student Council has functioned well this year, producing a hHandbook of Hughesh for new students, revising five Articles of Hughes Constitution and presenting durable jackets to the stage crew. Mr. Wilkey, the adviser, and the officersipresident Ray Matlock, vice-president Walter Fox, secretary Sylvia Fox, and treasurer Jim Battleudisplayed enthusiasm for projects and committee work. Cooperation among homeroom representatives helped make the year successful. Bottom Row: S. Ewing, S. Fox, D. Allen, J. Morrison, J. Eysoldt, M. Jcter, B Williams. Second Row: S. Weishaupt, K. Holliday, W. Mecca, W. Fox, T. Daniel, J. Truss, S. Weis- haupt, R. Harrisonh D. Bolan. Third Row: Mr. C. Wilkey, sponsor; D. Fisgus, V. Sherrill, P. McDowell, S. Moye, M. Cox, B. Waltz, M. Meier, A. Brand, M. Hoff, G. Weber. Top Row: J. Howard, R. Matlock, R. Horsley, T. Mueller, D. Slaven, J. Smith: R. Farthing, G. Garitson, J. Tape, J. Battle, F. Patrick, C. Furr, P. Walker. CLASS OF 1964 Honor Roll Adams, Charla Manning, Susan Barnett, Tom Edward Matlock, Ray Harrison Bereskin, Charles G. Mitchell, Harold M. Bowling, Joyce Ann Nevill, Glenn Joseph Burke, Sandra Lee Petra, Barbara Ann Clarkj Freida Marie Rader, Ernmary Ellis: Sandra Lee Schell, Carol Jean Garitson, Gary Allen Smart, Douglas Jackson, Carol Sneed, Nancy Sharon Jackson, Dollie Strunk, Glenda Jackson, George Emory Thomas, Betty Ann Keppel, Walter TudorJ Robert Thomas Lanier, Jessie Belle Vesper, Virginia Maloney, Melvennia Bottom Row: S. Young, J. Morrison, P. Armstrong, C. Schcll, J. Bowling, R. Day. Second Row: W. Fox, M. Taylor, A. Brand, PA Orlcmann, B. Newton, M. Davidson. Third Row: M. Tilford, R. Matlock, J. Tepe, J. Battle, G. Garitson, B. Tudor, J. Beckman, ' '9' National Honor Society Parade: fcbolarxb$ At March Anembly Program The Hughes Chapter of National Honor Society initiated new members at its March 4- assembly. Presi- dent of Honor Society, Ray Matlock, conducted the pro- gram. Speakers Carol Schell, Paulette Orlemann, Bob Tudor and Gary Garitson commenced the assembly with talks on Character, Service, Leadership and Scholarship, the four ideals all members strive for. Assisting Ray were Alice Brand and Marilyn Tilford, who presented to the members pins, kindly given by Mr. Sutton, principal. A project, started in 1962, the highly competitive T01- lege Bowl? program, has gained overwhelming popularity with the Hughes student body. In May, Honor Society held its Cum Laudc banquet. Five seniors were recognized for having the necessary 92 per cent average for the past three years, Gary Garitson, Carol Schell, Bob Tudor, Ray Matlock and Joyce Bowling attained this outstanding scholastic record. Honor Society is under the leadership of Miss Kloak, who has ably sponsored the organization since 1956. Bottom Row: L. Hill, 5. Brooks, Y. Moore, B. Petra, S. Burke, J. Grubbs, S. Shields. Second Row: V. Ferrier, B Williams, C. Frazier, A. Abernathy, B. Thomas, L. Baker, D. Faulkner, C. Warren. Third Row: W. Denney, S. Stanforth, D. Fisgus, B. Strausbaugh, F. Dick, V. Vesper, S. Manning, H. Hunley. Fourth Row: L. Lakes, 5. Ellis, S. Bales, G. Holland, L. Murrell, T. Battle, R. Flowers, F. Collier, J. Steffensh To commemorate its fiftieth anniversary in 1964-, as well as to culminate its activities, the Honor League, a service organization of elected senior girls, gave two $150.00 scholarships to Hughes seniors, one to a boy and one to a girl. These scholarships were especially given in memory of Ralph Loudenslager, former counselor. Honor League Organized Fifty years ago this spring, a group of senior girls in Miss Julia Bentleyhs homeroom announced, after a discus- sion of cheating, that they stood for hHonorP Thus was founded the Honor League. Bottom Row: P. Smih, M. Kirk, B. Adams, RA Benton, J. Bowling, C. Green, 5. Fox. Second Row: J. Lanicr, J. Burkhardt, F . Clark, C. Talbott, C. Schell, J. Gaines, J. Fey, S. Quinlan. Third Row: G. Weber, N. Snead, P. Schoolcraft, J. Neubacher, C. Sohen'n- beck, G. Strunk, D. Jackson, S. Weishaupt. Fourth Row: M. Ma- loney, J. Dillard, M. HoH, C. Jackson, A. Davis, C. Adams, R. Moore, D. Meyer, C. Bays. In the Efty years of its existence, the club has had but Five sponsors. Miss Julia Bentley, Miss Clara FinkJ Miss Gladys Busch, Mrs. Ehnore Heile, and Miss Aria Parke Schawe, the present sponsor, who has had the task since 1946. Until this year, the clubis activities have al- ways included a Big and Little Sister Party to welcome newcomers, special Thanksgiving bas- kets, and a big Christmas tea for mothers and faculty. In order to make money for the two fifty-dollar Honor League scholarships given each year, each class had 3. Candy Apple Sale and a large-scale fashion show, put on by one of the leading department stores using Honor League girls as models. And so with the ideal of honor in their hearts, the members of Honor League for the last time repeat their pledge: HTo do the thing I know is true And should not be ashamed to do; To try to make some others see Th thing that so appeals to me? Fifty Years A go HONOR LEAGUE W U 5? 90 Mrs. Ralph Loudenslager Uefn is proud that Honor League is giving its traditional scholarships as memorials to her husband. Barbara Petra, treas- urer, and Miss Schawe, sponsor, report the news. Executive BoardeBottom Row: B, Petra, D. Jackson, V. Vesper, N. Sneed, S. Burke. Second Row: J, Bowling, S. Manning, C. . Weber, D. Faulkner, C. Adams. Third Row: C, Schell, M. Ma- Itis been a long time! Fifty years ago Miss Louise Bentley, SlStFr loney, C. Jackson. S. Ellis. of Honor League founder, composed the pledge. HThe girls Stln . live by it, say Cherie Weber, 1964 president, and Miss Schawe. 81 Bottom Row: S. Brooks, Historian; C. Frazier, J. Gaines, Treasurer; D. Pace, D. Wells. Second Row: D. Dyson, W. Collins, B. Thomas, VicehPresident; J. Morrison, S. Thomas. Third Row: P. Armstrong, B. Newton, R. Davis, M. Taylor, L. Robinson. Fourth Row: J, Mullins, Ah Burke, C. Adams, D. Monroe, E. Williams. Fifth Row: D. Lewis. B. Howell7 R. Walls, D. Pat- terson, R. Sinkfleld, Th Moores. Bottom Row: G. Richmond, L. Hill, S. Bernhardt, C. Frazier, D. Gutierrez, G. Steele, S. Hughes, C. Smith, Mr. Geraci, sponsor. Second Row: S. Quinlan, J. Grubbs, V. Vesper, B. Strausbaugh, L. Long, E. Henry, B Brown, C. Green, Third Row: j. Fey, L. Mills, PA School- craft, L. Niederegger, F. Dick, A. Abernathy, S. Manning, G. Bowman, J. Neubacher. Fourth Row: S. Stanforth, C. Bays, C. West, T. Battle, G. Holland, D. Selkirk, J. Bolt, B. Wiley. Fifth Row: P. Wright, R. Neal, P. Adrian, B. Schehr, P. Hott, L. Guthrie, G7 Tennant, C. Schem- beck, R. Moore. $2 '4'; III- In I 'r'w ii an 1! 82 Future T ember; ofAmerim Club Planning Career: 'Thc ETA. State Convention in Co- lumbus was attended by Sheryl Hagner, Regina Flowers, Jackie Gaines, Robert Walls and Betty Thomas. They learned requirements for teaching and techniques for successful teaching. Mr. Greene, F.T.A. sponsor, obtained as speakers for meetings, Mr. Sutton, principal, and Mr. Ewaen, teacher from Scotland. F.T.A. members frequently took charge of morning homerooms before substitute teachers arrived. Future B mz'nejy Leader: of America Now Hughes Future Business Leaders of America Club was installed into the State and National Organization on December 18, 19:63. F.B.L.A. had representatives at the North Central Business Association in December and at the University of Cin- cinnati Student Teachersh meeting in January. This yearhs biggest event was F.B.L.Afs National Convention in Cincinnati in February. Hughes Chapter participated in many special convention contests. Girl: of H uzetter 5700222 Entbmz'mm in Club Project: Huzettes girls of 1963-64 were a tre- mendously enthusiastic organization, di- rected by their sponsor, Mrs. McKibben. Teachers and parents enjoyed the tradi- tional Huzettes hospitality at their sChristmas Tea? A successful bake sale brought into their treasury a. profit of $50.00. In April, Huzettes sponsored a hSpring Dancet, for the senior high. hAs a girlst organization, says Mrs. McKib- ban: ttitts the greatest? Hi- YBoyI Enjoy Being Lawmaker! At State Meeting Hi-Y caucus is held annually in Co- lumbus to promote knowledge of State Legislature procedures in our young men. From Hughes, Gary Garitson and Bill Benton were the representatives, who participated in a day of law-making. Hughes Chapter of Hi-Y won acclaim for the year 1963-64 for being undefeated champs in the basketball league. The Annual Staff congratulates you, Hi-Y! Bottom Row: L. Bowling7 Kt Moore, S. Young, R. Steele, J. Matheis, S. Hagngr, L. Massey. Second Row: L. McGinnis, S. Garrison, L. Kirby, M. Jones, R. Day, J. Courtler, Wt Allen. Third Row: C. Brooks, Bt Cobb, S. Ritter, J. Doolittle. P. Orlemann, P. Eken, P. Armstrohg, R. Russler. Fourth Row: S. Ewing, A. Gregory, B. Graham, T. Daniel, M. Tilford, C. DaVIdV son, E. Beecroft, J. Beckman, Dt Wulfhorst. Bottom Row: J. Brelitch, G. Bereskin, K. Montag, Mr. Strahler, sponsor. Secoqd Row: M. Meier, B. Willisch, B, Benton, P. Walker. Third Row: D. Taylor, J. Morris, B. Smlth, T. Jack- son, T. Barnett, R. Kuhlman. Fourth Row: R Horslcy, E. Radar, D. Garitson, D. Jordan, R. Grayson, J. Michelson Executive BoardeFl-ont: Mr. Byles, sponsor; S. Weishaupt, N. Somma, S. Hagner, M. HoFF, S, Moye. Middle: C. Brooks, L. Bowling, C. Weber, C. Johnson, K. Moore. Top: B. Blakey, S. Young, T. Barnett, J. Beckman, T. Battle. Activitiar For Amming 5610001 Spirit Promoted by hBuy your tickets now and attend the gamef, These were the words of the executive board trying to promote more school spirit. Pep Club also sold beanies and shakers and distributed throw-outs. Pep assemblies during foot- ball and basketball seasons were directed by Mr. Byles, sponsor of the largest pep Club in OhiWHugheS! The traditional Cupicfs Fling was the yeafs social event for Pep Club. Go Big Red? was the cry heard as Hughes Pep Club members boarded the bus for Richmond. It was one of several trips spon- sored by Pep Club to promote school spirit and enthusiasm at the games. Using their artistic ability to make posters promoting the sale of Pep Club Cards are Mr. Byles, and Executive Board members, Sue Young, Karen Moore, Sandy Moye7 Sherly Hagner, Margaret Hoff, Cherie Weber, and Carol Johnson. HDonW: fall, Carol, says Margaret, m Pep Club Executive Board members decorate the gym for the annual Cupid's Fling Dance. 132;;r Hugloey Pep Club We're from Hughes High, couldn!t be prouderW Students crowd around cheerleaders and band at outdoor pep rally. Majorettes mark time to the fight song played by the senior band in a pep assembly honoring the Hughes varsity football squad. BottOm Row: D. Warford, D. Pace, S. Ward, Ct Schaefer, C. Taylor, S. Roberson, C. Farris. Secpnd Row: B. Abig, R. McCants, B. Brown, Eh Henry, M. Jeffries, J. Lanier, B. Phelps. Third Row: V. Sherrill, J. Johnson, B. Wiley, G. Holland, C. West, C. Smith, D. Ross, Gt Bowman. Fourth Row: P. Collins, R. Moore, M. Schacfcr, J. Dillard, Lt Steele, G. Strunk, C. Southerland, T. Steele. Bottom Row: G. Richmond, D. Clower, B. McGinnis, M. Clarkson, P. Lenzer, Mr. Siddall, sponsor. Second Row: B. Huff, G. Steele, S. Quinlan, B. Hurt, S. Shields, J. Burkhardt. Third Row: C. Warren, V. Vesper, A. Henson, M. Schaefer, S. Stanforth, D. Nelson, L. Haynes. $013112 Row: A. Davis, j. Molen, H. Brinker, J. Davidson, L. Copeland, J. Smith, B. Wagers, . u or. 86 Health Career: Club Spomored By Min N uwe Miss Nurre, sponsor for Health Ca- I'eersJ has brought to meetings guest speakers whose training in nursing has varied from medical record librarians to army nurses. Officers include president, Pat Collins; vice-president, Georgia Bowman; seeme- taryJ Cornelia Taylor; and treasurer, Vemita Sherrill. Their visit to the Childreds Convales- cent Home shows that the group renders its services, along with observing profes- sional careers. DECA Member: Gain Experience In Salesmamlazp The Hughes Chapter of D. E. C. A.. under the supervision of Mr. Siddall, participated in this year's D. E. C. A, Convention held in Columbus. From Hughes, Bob Tudor was eelctecl regional president and state vice-president. D. E. C. A. members work after school from fifteen to twenty-fwe hours weekly at various department stores, gas stations and other companies. It,s a worthwhile organization because one learns and earns at the same time. Bottom Row: N. Strum, L. Hill, S. Bernhardt, C. Smith, W. Meece, N. Williams, J. Long, G. Steele. Second Row: J. Bolt, B. Wiley, C4 Frazier, S. Thompson, J. Drahos, K. Bennet, K. Moore, C. Richard, J. Feyx Third Row: R. Benton, B. Newton, C. Rob- erts, C. Schembeck, L. Niedereggcr, C. West, P. Schoolcraft, J. Mitchell, 5. Bales, G. Bowman. Fourth Row: D. Inman, D. Selkirk, G. Holland, C, Southerland, J Darden, M. Ross: F. Collier, K. Hennekes, A. j-Icnson. Y-Teem Carry Out T mditional Sewice Prokct; The main school projects of Y-Teens were visiting Drake Hospital, holding a. bake sale, sponsoring the Mr. and Miss Pilgrim dance, and contributing $25.00 to the Red Cross. Also, Miss RatliFFs Y-Teeners joined in the annual city-wide potato chip sale conducted in April. Bottom Row: J. Gmbbs, M. Clarkson, D. Gutierrez, J. Bankemper, B. Cobb, D. Pace, L. Robinson, S. Quin- lan, E. Henry, D. Clower. Second Row: B. Brown, V. Farrier, K. Napier, R. Da- vis, P. Eken, M. JeHeries. F. Clark, W. Allen, D. Faulkner. Third Row: S. Manning, F. Dick, S. Wy- att: G. Smith, C. Walker, B. Strausbaugh, S. Stan- forth, G. Weber, M. Hoff, S. Weishaupt. Fourth Row: V. Turner, J. Eysoldt, P. McDowell, S. Anderson7 P. Ingram, M. Ciafardini, T. Whitley, L. Chapman, RV Moore, V. Sherrill. Executive Board Front: Sheila Wyatt, Karen Hennekes, Susan Manning, Phyllis Eken, Bobbete Cobb, Frances Dick, Miss Ratliff, sponsor. Back: Ruby Benton, Carolyn Schermbeck. Le Cercle Franfais Maintain: Large Membembip French Club, proud of being the largest foreign language club at Hughes, admits junior high members. Oiiicers are: Mary Cox, president; Joyce Bowling, vice- president; Shirley Brooks, secretary; and Sylvia Fox, treasurer. Its programs have varied from guest speakers, like Mrs. Casey, a native of France, to dinner at Pigalljs Restaurant. Monsieur Jean Arrington, sponsor of Le Cercle Fran- cais, assists club members in planning meetings and activi- ues. Bottom Row: S. Utlcy, L. Bowling, J. Bowling, S Fox, L. James, M. Moore, D. Fisher, B. Howard. Second Row: R. McCants, W. Collins, R. Davis, M. Taylor, J. Morrison, K. Totten, E. Henry, Mr. Arringon, sponsor. Third Row: B. Brown, D. Dyson, R. Sinkfield, D. Peterson, E. Howell, R. Moore, L. Chapman, L. Roberts. Fourth Row: R. Flowers, S. Harper, L. Buuldin, J. Reece, T. Hodge, D. Adkins, P. Ingram, R. Hargmve, K. Penn. Bottom Row: D. Dunaway, M. Jones, B. Petra, S. Brooks, B. Austin, E. Turner, L. Jackson, S. OBanion. Second Row: C. Frazier, L. Rouff, S. Garrison, P. Armstrong, G. Strawder, H. Starks, B. Cobb, A. Robinson, 1. Grubbs. Third Row: D. Morgan, L. Davidson, K. Moore, B. Newton, T. Moore, C. Weber, R. Ziegler, S. Peterson. Fourth Row: F. Collier, C. Thornton, M. Cox, R. Foit, D. Wagner, D. Tyler, J. Loudermilk, R. Davis, P. Gilbert. 88 Member: Swine For Excellence in ftudy of Spanish Mr. Wynn, the new adviser for eeEl clubo del espanoW provided a new social activity for the studentka Chili Supper! Held in February, entertainment ranged from Spanish food and music to movies of colorful Spain. Members hope to make this an annual affair. The newly-organized Hughes chapter of the National Honorary Spanish So- ciety inducted into membership ten honor students. German Language Study Enhanced by Club Activitz'ey Under the leadership of Mrs. Douglas, the German club elected its officers, President Jerry GreenJ Vice-president Mike Francis and Secretary-treasurer Francis Dick, early in the year. At Christmas the club had a party and Mrs. Douglas provided German cookies of Weihnacts Stalle, Lebhucken and PfifTerhucker as refreshments. A May Day planned this year showed the German Club,s originality in native dress. Bottom Row: D. Smith, W. Gary, Je Darden, L. Famous, L. Robinson, W. Meece, Mr. Wynn, sponsor. Second Row: S. Ewing, J. Hancs, S. Thomas, D. Monroe, S. Famous, SV Lawrence, V. Ferrier, B. Phelps. Third Row: R, Richardson, S. Ayers, S. Greer, E. Williams, B. Tudor, D. Tudor, D. Love, B. Oehler. Fourth Row: G. Clay, R. Reynolds. M. the la Vega, P. Bunton, E Smith, D. Sloan, M. Cox. J. Hill. Bottom Row: F. Dick, C. Schermbeck, P. Smih. Second Row: Re Kusmann, J. Benne, L. Byrd, D. Terrell, J. Golden, T. Schott, J. Perry. Third Row: Mrse Douglas, sponsor; M4 Francis, B. Goetz, JV Green. N. Johnson .V Vm Bottom Row: E. Henry, F. Gaines, J. Bolt, P. Wright, S. Fox, L. Hill, Mr. Gray, sponsor. Sec- ond Row: J. Grubbs, B. Brown, D. Faulkner, B. Wiley, A. Abernathy, F. Collier, M. Jeffries, C. Frazier. Third Row: B. Hemmitt, D. Mullins, C. West. C. Taylor, D. Nelson, T. Battle, K. Edwards, R. Moore, J. Dillard. Fourh Row: L. Murrell, T. Whitley, F. Pierson, A. Burks, J. Darden, R. Flowers, G. Holland, T. Moore. Fifth Row: J. Goodwim D. Flynn, F. Mahan, T. Dawson, D. Smith, L. Denny, E. Stephens, J Morris, Ch Calhoun. High SalesmenhFront: D. Pace, Room 308; B. Armes, Room B-l; P. Oswald, Room 17; S. Brooks, Room 100. Back: J. Prows, Room 17; V. Wessel, Room 324. Representative from Room 221 is absent from picture. 90 I ntemrt Aromed By Junior Council 074 World A jfm'm The most exciting event for Junior Council was the annual World Affairs Institute held in March at the Nether- land Hotel. Six delegates chosen by Mr. Gray, sponsor, attended along with eight hundred other students from four states, Kentucky, Indiana, W'est Virginia, and Ohio. Guiding Lhe club through another suc- cessful year were Theresa Battle, Presi- dent; Florence Gaines, Vice-President; Leslie Murrell, Secretary; and Janice Darden, Treasurer. Girlf H omemomy Buy Mart Annual! In Each Grade These girls are the representatives from each grade who sold the largest percentage of Annuals. Senior homeroom 100 is first, junior homeroom 308 and the sophomores of 221 follow. The junior high homerooms are next with ninth grade homeroom 17, seventh grade homeroom 324J and eighth grade home- room B-l. Enthusiasm, persistence and coopera- tion make these homerooms leaders in ANNUAL subscriptions. ftage Crew Play: Important Role in School Production! All drsseed up in their new jackets presented by the Senior High Student Council are members of the Stage Crew. Front: Carl Cutler, Allen Bell, assistant manager; Ralph Richardson, ryan- ager; Mickey Miller, Jim Gray. On ladder: Charles Suhr, Fred Kirchgessner, Russell Dnvcr, Ray Richardson. Sue Bales, junior last year, ushers parents and friends of Hughes graduates to reserved seats at the 1963 Commencement Exercises at Music Hall. Merck your programP, UWOWJ at School FM nation: Perform Dutie: Graciomly 91 is! '12!!! OPPOSITE PAGE- Bottom Row: M. Miller, G. Armstrong, Dh Hale, B. Cobb, M. Ciafardini, M. Tilford, P. Eken, K. Halliday, S. WeishaupL, P. Frazier. Second Row: TA Barnett, T. Jeffries, W. Goetz, M. Martin, M. Graf, D. Banks, A. Wills, B, Armstrong, J. Mullins. Third Row: K. Harlan, R Allen, B. Poyntcr, A. Dixon, T. Schott, H. Marsh, R. Allen, E. Willis, T. Wcimer, C. Davis Fourth Row: R. Matlock, T. Rogers, J7 Benne, B. Williams, .P. Cohen, R. Tuba sextet and big bass drum entertain with speciality number. Stglbasky, L. Baker. Slxth ROW: G. Popular musicians are K. Harlan, C. Welch, J. Dangerfield Ohver, W- FOX, G 012W; L- Gray, JA MrummerL C. Davis, G. Oliver, J. Howard, L. Roach. LoudermilkJ J. Bryant, D. Bostow, P. Wissman, J. Fey, C. Welch. Sixth Row: J. szttle, E. Stephens, R. Mil- IXZEtiiL Rfliiigarg' P?Iiingtsgl WEOne and two and . . . blowW The Big Reds Marching enth Row: D. Smith, J. Andrews, C. Band had many a windy moment! Easter, P- Glass; L- HydC, 5- JaCk' Durinv the car band members la ed various t es son, H. Garrett, R. Farthing, Eighth D Y j P Y YP Row: J. Howard, J. Tape, J, wester- of music. They successfully repeated last ycafs Jazz Festi- meyer, E. Miller, G. Smith, J. Kcn- val and performed at the Christmas and Sprlng Con- gigg6igerMilfr, gbigguihiurlai; certs, Merry-Go-Round, and Commencement. Spirited hManagersB W Eiliot-t, F. Kirch: marches at football games and pep sessions completed an- gessner, R, Bibb, P. Harbin. other musical year. Preyenting-On .01 Forward March, T he 1963-64 Band! Band officers: Cheryl Armstrong, Treasurer; Mr. Curtis; Walter Foxt Vicc-president; Loretta Baker, Secretary; Ray Matlock, Presndcnt. Scaling M mica! Ladder Hughcs senior Choir and ensemble came under new leadership this year. Mr. Riga Hammons was replaced by Mr. Peter Ayei', formerly with Heinold Junior High. Mr. Ayer has introduced new methods of teaching while pro- viding a varied musical experience for students with talent and inclination for music. This past yearjs fad of folk music inspired Mr. Ayefs ingenuity and the Hailoween-Hootenanny was the result. Mr. Aver plays many instruments, one of which is the guitar. A guitar club was formed and its members have performed in many assemblies. Senior choir has been busy participating in the Hai- loween-Hootenanny and the Thanksgiving, Christmas and Spring Concerts. Many members joined the MGR cast. In January, the Choir served as a demonstration group at the Ohio Music Educators Conference. The Adjudica- tors Clinic was held at the Sheraton Gibson Hotel, where Hughes received an excellent rating. Ensemble was honored by being asked to premiere a work depicting the life and work of William Holmes Mc- GuHey. Other engagements on its calendar included the P.T.A. and Night School Christmas concerts and appear- ances at Wilson Auditorium. Hope Lutheran Church, and Hughes feeder schools. Combined efforts produccd a successful candy sale, providing funds to dress the Ensemble in blazers. The ANNUAL salutes Mr. Ayer for his dedicated efforts to make Hughes Senior Choir an outstanding organiza- tion. Bottom Row: P. Hazley, J. Bolts, J. Wallace, j. Courtier, C. Brooks, D. Buckshorn, C. Frazier, D. Faulkner, L. Jones, J. Thomas, G. Howard. P. Kinley, K, Halliday, C. Halioman, D. Bolan, A. VandergriH, B, Williams. Second Row: B. Strausbaugh, Ofiicers pause before meeting Mr. Ayer to discuss senior choir problems: tFronti F. Solomon; C. Johnson, Vicc-prcsident. thfti B. Williams, J. Dillard, J. Gump, B. Strausbaugh, Secretary; M. Maloney, B. Schehr, Mi HOE, Treasurer. iBacki T. Youngblood, Sergeant-at-arms; R. Sullivan, President: T. Moore, Sergeant- at-arms. F. Wilsont S. Shanks, G. Strawdcr, J. Dillard, P. DrewerthV Doolittle, B. Frye, Bi Gilliard, T. Jones, Y. Moore, M. Jefferles, K. Moore, F. Solomon, C. Johnson. Third Row: M. Hoff, B. wmmmqm Mr. Aygr directs the ensemlgle in rehearsal Fi1-st Row: Y. Moore, Williams, M. Maloney, J. Dillard, L. Lakes, B Schehrl R. Flow- K. Halhday, F. Solomon, MISS Showalter. Second Row: K. Moore, ers. Fourth Row: M. Koval, T. Brown, R. Salter, E. Dillingham, H, Scott, C. Johnson, S. Shanks. S Brannock. Third Row: B. R. Sullivan, M. Gosby, T Moore, L. Millcr. Schehr, L. Lakes, R. Flowers, M. Walker, M . Maloney, J. Gump, T. Schneider, R. Sullivan, T. Brown. Fifth Row: J. Smith, M. S. Brannock. Fourth Row: L. Strausbaugh, R. Parker, L. Jack- Koval, J. Madaris, R. Salters, D Garland, M. Gosby, J. Hoffman, song D. Meadows, L. Miller, J. Armstrong, R. Kusmann, T. J. Culver, EV Dillingham, J. Salters, I Mills, G. Honican, G. Youngblood. C. Wallace. T. Moore. R. Fairbanks, J. Stonregen. Flair B. Tucker. Majbmttex Captain Cheryl Armstrong and drum major Tom Barnett remember the many dusty hours spent in drilling the majorettes in new routines at Coy Field. Standing: D. Hale, B. Cobb, M. Ciafardini, M. Tilford, P. Eken, K. Halliday. Kneeling: G. Armstrong, T. Barnett, S. Wcishaupt. turn mum; J MW Vamiy Cheerleader; Go team, go! Fight team, fight! Win team, win! Varsity cheerleaders give triumphant yell for the big H of Hughes. Left, top: Sue Bales, Janet Doolittle hlternateL Deidra Faulk- ner; middle: Paulette Orle- mann, Carol Schcll; right, top: Sandy Weishaupt, Kay Napier hlternaleL Debbie Bolan. Rexerve Cbeerleacer The Reserve Cheerleaders, adding spirit and enthusi- asm to the Little Redf foot- ball and basketball games, lead the Huz cheering sec- tion at reserve games. Bet- ty Armstrong, Janet Wha- ley, Donna Warren, and Joyce Courtier practice their cheers before another big game. The two dramatics groups, Sages and Thes- pians, have had a busy and successful season, under the able direction of Mr. Russell French. Thespians, a national organization, sponsored the fall play, uArsenic and Old Lace? Sages, a club open to everyone, produced the spring play. Members of these groups helped to form the cast of Merry-Go-Round, presenting the Broad- way musical, The Music Man? Throughout Year With Mr. French Edges Tbarpiam Gain Acclaim SageFBottom Row: V. Perrier, C. Warren, L. Henson, L. Kirby, J. Wha- ley, Jh Holbrook: Mr. French, sponsor. Second Row: J. Wulfhorst, E. Duesing, C. Campbell, S. Dammann, B. Kidwcll, C. Chamberlain, R. Zeig- ler. Third Row: M. Baker, J. Mullins, M. Meier. R. Matlock, G. Garitson, B. Wilisch. F. Pierson, L. James. Thqspians-Bqttom Row: Francine Solomon, Paulette Orlemann, Mike Me1er, Viggima Ferrier, Mr. French, sponsor. Second Row: Paul Walker, Gary Gantson. Ralph Richardson. Ray Matlock, Bob Wilisch. : $3 .- .1; . 3 97 With aid of make-up, F. Solomon ages forty years in five minutes. ?lmem'c and Old Lacf Premzted Nowmber 22, Prowy Dramatic T Wu mph 98 Officers US. Wilisch and G. Cartclj take Jonathan P. WalkeH to prison while Mortimer and Elaine U3. Orlemanm rejoice. Abby and Martha realize Teddy W. BradforM has blown his last bugle! Abby Brewer Cheryl Armstrong and her sister Martha Wran- cinc Solomom discuss Teddfs commitment to Happy Dale Sani- tarium. As Uncle Teddy W. Bradforcn enters carrying his toy soldiers, the oliioers Mr. French and G. Carte11 talk with Aunt Martha 0:. Solomon and Aunt Abby C. Armstrong. ; 1 It. W: ' iflimumml 'j Illllllmllmu r Aunt Martha welcomes home her nephew Jonathan Brewster U3. Walkexj seeks revenge upon his brother Mortimer Mortimer. G. Garib 50:1 as Jonathank personal plastic surgeon, Dr. Einstein M. McierL looks on in horror. 99 cYllmic Man t, Pram ted The curtain rises, the lights dim, and the fifteenth annual Merry-Go-Round goes on staget M-G-R t64 presents the recent Broadway musical comedy. ttThe Music Mam.u Professor Hill comes to Iowa trying to tsellt the town a boys, band whiI-e divertng the attention of Mayor Shinn and Miss Paroo, the River City librarian-rnusic teacher. Tommy, coming to his rescue, directs the band, and the music man romances Marian. the librarian. Congratulations to Mr. French: Mr. CurtisJ Mr. Wilkey, Miss Barker, Mrs. McKibben, Mr. Aycr, Mr. Wilson, Mrs. Caskey, and all the musicians, cast and crew for another thrilling M-G-RI Library dancers wait for downbeat-M..Woronoko, S. Brooks, J. Doolittle, D. Warren, V. Shernll, B. Newton. Merry-Go-Round Band: Walter Fox, Marilyn Tilford, Phyllis Ekenz Warren Mc- Millan, Terry Schott, Rosemary Stelbasky, Pamela Cohen, Tim Jeffnes, Jack Kne- mer, Rick Moore, John Mullins, Donald Banks, Tom Weimer, John Beyne, Ronald Farthing, Jerry Tepe, Russell Clippinger, Jin Westermeyer, John BrelltchJ Gerald Smith, Kenneth Harlan, Yvonne Moore. 100 With mike in one hand and with at least five other hands doing jobs, Director French puts the show together. Eulalie Shinn, played by Terri Daniels, talks to the women of River City about Manan Paroo librarian. C ' . K 14' '16 t h . I' ; - J ,. ' R? n '1 LL . V IX x ;$ - I .v' . w x; ; - I r L Grecian Urn dancers: Floreta Hudson, Kathy Halliday, Rosalyn Ziegler, Regina Flowers, Francine Soloman, Cherie Weber, Sue Bales, Sandy Weishaupt and Mar- garet Hoff. Terrie Daniels, teacher Uefd. Terry Brown, Larry $rausbfmgh, Phillip Benne and Larry Miller, in the River City barbershop quartet, smg uLuzla Rose? Gary Garitson, senior, plays the leading role of this ycafs production. As the music man, he wins the hearts of River City and the audience. How is thisim Final check is made by B. Waltz, K. chnckes, Mr. R. Stephens, D. Inman, and R. Farthing. I If, ' If nu On. J 'j' III: . '14 Gargoyle GoingJ-on Prom Adwnmre in Journalism Roll up your sleeves, Bill Goctz, and help us find the mistakcsf, demanded C. Johnson, V Farrier, M. Cox, K. Moore, J. Whaley. 107.. This year, members of the Gargoyle staff were sent as delegates to the 36th Annual Publications Conference Program. Karen Hennekes, Donna Inman, and Bill Waltz were accompanied by Mr. Roger Stephens, Gargoyle ad- visor, and Mr. Warren Solar, social studies teacher at Schwab Junior High School. The conference was held November 28-30, 1963. Representatives attended meet- ings each day and took notes from 9:00 A.M. until 6:00 P.M. with breaks for lunch and dinner. Public and parochial school representatives made this the largest NSPA Convention ever held. Representatives were to present their newspapers to be judged. The offi- cials gave the Gargoyle a hgoodh rating and raved about its mast head. On Friday, Nevember 29, the delegates attended a banquet sponsored by the National Scholastic Press As- sociation. They stayed at the Conrad Hilton Hotel, at tended a dance held in its ballroom, visited China Town, took the Loop Tour, and enjoyed hBeyond the Fringeh at the Studebaker Theater. Everyone considered the trip very beneficial. Cix'q:uIation and Advertising are keys which unlock the door to Garguylc aui- cm. Bob'Harvcy and Terry Jackson count papers as Gloria Smith begins sketching for next Issue. Pepsibottlcs empty, stall?1 settles down to job at hand. Choosing suitable type for hcadhnes and feature artcheS are H. Lee, M. Kirk, J. Caplinger. Standing: B. Hays, s. Smith. . . ?4'17 5 ? Recently added junior high staff covers news and yxews for Page 4. Melinda Boylcs and Debbie Allen gain valuable experience this year. Camera, carbon, and comedy combine to help staff meet bi-monthly deadline. Pictured: D. Slaven, B. Hoover, M. Davis, T. Peeks, K. Hall, and J. Runion. Annual Staff Record: Fact; and Panda: 0f 64 In the spring of 1963, Cherie Weber and Joyce Bowling were chosen by Miss Reynolds to be Co-editors of F orward T34. Work began immediately in preparation for the sum- mer trip to NashviIIe, Tennessee, to present ideas and plans to the publishers. The cover design and general lay- out were completed at that time. When school opened, the entire staff got down to busi- ness. Hundreds of pictures had to be scheduied, processed and finally admired and cropped. Section editors soon dis- covered the work involved in getting just one page ready for the publishers! Linda Lakes, business manager, spearheaded the drive for ANNUAL subscriptions, under the direction of Mr. Hall, Fmancial adviser. Jean SteHens did the necessary art work with Miss Adomeiths help. With this yeafs theme, Hughes has gone forward in h64! ANNUAL staff; tFronG J. Sicbcl, G. Weber, L. Lakes, B. Wil- liams. tBacM B. Wilisch, S. Manning, M. Maloncy, P. Collins, C. Jackson, F. Malian, S. Fox, J. Bowling, B. Petra. B. Schehr and T. Jackson are not pictured. 104. x, mmmm' A . ax : Hold it! Click! Howard Brinkdoepke snaps another ANNUAL picture. joycc Bowling co-editor, hands checked read -to-t e co t Bonita William's and Joyce Seibel as wink 0:. tthANbleIAE progresses. FORWARD ,64 takes form in Nashville when jo ce B0 1' Gem, Miss Leola Reynolds, and Cherie Weber giscuss m3? plans With Mr. Dan Eadie, artist with the Benson Printing Com- pany. 'wwwmmu ,, w - . :- Axt editor Jean StcEens shows Barb Schehr, junior high editor, the new green-for-Go, cover of this picture-packed ANNUAL. Mr. Clyde Hall and Miss Frances Adomeit supervise the work of Linda Lakes, business manager Lstanding, lefH and Jean Stef- fens. art editor Uighd. Cherie Weber is co-editor. Visual Aids Helpers-Standing: D. Slaven, R. Smallwood, L. Ackley, W. Ligc, Mr. Johnstone, D. Kaiser, D. Evans, J. Totten. Kneeling: Thjess, D. Weber, M. Brown, J. Reggin, J. Smith, R. Leigh, D. Sampson. Seated: G. Goodenough, D. Kingenburg, P. Massett, R. Emerson, L. Strausbaugh, D. Rayney. . Lunchroom Cashiers: B. Schehr, G. Strunk, B. Graham, C. Schermbeck, S. Wyatt, S. Young, C. Miller, J. Cape, G. Richmond. Repomibz'lz'gi Acchted By Student Ambiant: HOne for me, one for the bankn . . . caught in the act, John Production Staff: V. Turner, T. Moore, C. Adams, P. Schoolcraft, C. Morris uassists the school treasurer, Mrs. CoxH Bays, L. Niederegger, S. Shields, A. Phillips, Miss Levine. LLI Im mum? man. 2- - Danny Mitchell waits on customer, Paul Angel, at the Bookstore. This yeafs persuasive ticket sellers are Carol Johnson, Sandy Weishaupt, Cherie Weber, Cheryl Armstrong, Jean Dillard, Joyce Beckman, Alice Brand, and Mal'- garet Hoff. Library assistants-Front: Mrs. Pauls, P. Strunk, J. Bowling, G. Strunk, N. Sneed, M. Maloney, Miss Pen- nington. Back: R. Humphrey, R. Kallay, B. Armstrong, D. Lanier, and J. Schmidt. ; Ha .. 5- H w v ' A 107 Alpha Garrison, Darlene Wulfhorst and Ushers Alice Gregory, Barbara Graham pause before auditorium doors. er Bottom Row: D. Brown, W. Snoddy, W. Fairbanks, J Ziegler, H. Thompson, G. Ziegler, R. Combs, P. Juliani. Second Row: L. Forney, Manager; M. WinkEeld, L. Ross, M. Lang, L. Byrd, K. Smith, T. Drahman, W. McElroy, D. Campbell, J. Porter, Coach Rolfes. Top Row: A. Maksimouie, J. Hopkins, E. Turner, D. Wagner, N. Moore, G. Wilder, F. PatriCk, R. Thorpe, P. Harris, P. Perdue. H u glow Harrier: Have Hard 53mm Mr. Relics, physical education instructor, coaches cross-country. The Hughes harriers, coached by Mr. Frank Rolfes, gave a good account of themselves despite a seventh- place finish. The Big Red teams trained faithfully and practiced strenuously at Coy Field. The most consistent runners for the team were John Ziegler, Herbert Thompson, Woodrow Fairbanks, and Bill McElory. In the opening practice meet at Gteenhills, the First Hughes man to cross the Enishhline was John Ziegler. He placed fourth in the over-all competition. Second and third places for Hughes were taken by Bill McElroy and Woodrow Fairbanks, respectively. In the first Public High School Meet of the year, the Hughes cross-country team compiled a total of 146 points, placing 22nd in the meet. The team finished just four points behind Woodward. The District Meet was held at Avon Fields in October, with nineteen schools participating. Hughes, with a total of 252 points, finished tenth. John Ziegler came in first for Hughes and nineteenth in a. field of 130. The final Resolve meet of the year found Gregg Zieg- ler, Joths younger brother, finishing first for Hughes and ninth in the over-all field of runners. Big Red dashes down field in game against Taft, won by Hughes 8-6. y. . - . u .:'2, '1. . Using fancy footwork, Bob Smith manages to elude Taft tackler. This doesnft make former Hughes Coach Will Hundemer very happy! Bzgr Red; Silence T aft Jenatorx XII Unpredictable Big Red; End Samar; in T bird Place Guided by veteran Coach Howard Thomas and Assistant Coach Edward Morris, the Big Reds finished their season in a third-place tie with Central. Hughes completed the P. H. S. L. season with a 4 and 3 record, scoring a total of 125 points. This was the best finish since 1960. First-place Woodward, second-place Withrow, Western Hills handed Hughes its three defeats. Hughes won its first game against Central, and after suffering three losses came back to defeat Taft, Aiken, and Walnut Hills. Eight Big Reds received all-star recognition: Tony Jackson, Bob Smith, Dave Jordan, Doug Smart, Ed Thompson. Bob Harris, Daryl Garland and Rick Salters. and Bottom Row: M. Adkins, D. Jordan, D. Smart, B. Smith, L. Cope- land, E. Thompson, B. Harris. Second Row: D. Smith, F. Finner- 3011, N . Harlan, T. Jackson R. Grayson, C. Furr, R. Carter. Third Row: B. Miles. C. Gentry, Th Brown. C. Johnson, L. White, R. SEASON RECORD September 13 .Hughes 6: Ricl'imond .......... 34 September 20 .Hughes 0; Troy .............. 22 September 27 .Hughcs 33; Central ............ 14 October 5 ...... Hughes 6; Woodward ......... 22 October 11 ..... Hughes 8; Western Hills ....... 12 October 19 ..... Hughes 16: Withrow ........... 34 October 25 ..... Hughes 8; Taft ............... 6 November 1 .Hughes 24; Aiken .............. 0 November 8 ..Hughes 30; Walnut Hills ....... 28 November 15 . .Hughes 6; Roger Bacon ....... 34 Salter, D. Garland. Top Row: Head Coach H. Thomas, Manager B. Quick, Assistant Coach E. Morris, B. Benton, K. Blackwell, B. Blakey. Avoiding the sidc-line with skill, Rick Salters lights desperately to gain a Iirst down. The Big Reds de- feated Aikenk Falcons, 24-0. ' 1 . - V M.Vgun$ Big Red back Bob Harris displays tine running form as he bachs a Senator. Hughes went on to beat arch-rival Taft, 8-6. 'M 113 Div? 9? ; M. . Vwrf Var, x .v Coach Morris and Coach Thomas discover that their last hit of strategy worked just line. Hughes downs the Eagles, 30-28. Jackson barely escapes grasp of Eagle tackler. Tony became second-highest 63 Hughes scorer. 114 Hughes Pam T brill t0 C1056 Victory Gained Over Walnut Eagle; His way paved by Big Reds blogkers, Benny Miles gains valuable yardage. Tins game was an important league victory for Hughes. h f k '7 a 95:? gralmpqa lru,.fg; 'm-IJ Bottom Row: W. Grissom, J. Braniey, J. Brelitch, W. Alexander, Rhodes, L Crutcher, E. Brown. Top Row: Manager D. Taylor P. Benny, H. McDowell, E. Anderson, L. Steele, T. Simms, E. T. Williams, L. Williams J. Spencer, W. Means E. Merchant A Smith, G. Garret. Second Row: Coach Ron Otto, Manager B. Slaughter, M. Davis, R. Smith, L. Myles. Quick, S. Geisler, JV Deaton, E. Bray, K. Brown, D. Jenkins, W. Rama Barely M55 P. H S L T itle, Place Second The Little Reds coached by Ron Otto, played outstand- Eagles. ing ball this season. Their record was 6-2-0, which was Mr. Otto feels that his boys will play an essential part good enough to secure second place in the Public High in the varsitfs success next year. School League after a final loss to the Walnut Hills There was plenty of hard blocking and tackling in the tough Walnut Hills game. The varsity managcd to clip the Eaglcsh wings. 116 Team-matas Rainer Mueller, Lou Turner, Roger Horslcy and Bruce Taylor start first lap of the lOO-yard backstroke, their specialty. Swimmer; Finiylo feventlo in Public High League The Big Red mermen started their season by was Greg Bercskin, in the 400-yard free-style wmnmg four out of five dual meets. However, in event. Greg, team-leader in scoring, was fol- the cny meets, the only Hughes swimmer to place lowed by Rainer Mueller and Roger Horsley. Bottom Row: D. Bolan, M. Brown, T. Mueller, L. Byrd, R. Hors- B. Taylor, E. Phillips, G. Wilder. Third Row: Coach Strahler, B. Icy. F. Bryan. Second Row: G. Bereskin, T. Schnell. T. Drahman,. Hoover, R. Combs, R. Mueller, Bh Goetz, L. Turner. t Jr Bottom Row: J. Franklin, A. Slaughter, B. Quick, Coach Rolfes, B. Smith, A. Wills. Top Row: Manager G. Wells, J. Battle, J. Jones, I Smih, G. Starks, F. Bunton, R. Ross. 1t 13131 Red: Go cTorwam' J64JJ to Final: of T oumament Wills tNo. 13l casts a suspicious glance, as he initiates a basket- ti making play against Western Hills. The Big Reds defeated the . Maroons twice this season, by scores of 76-61 and 64-60. The 1963-64- basketball season proved to be one that will be long remembered at Hughes because the mighty Big Reds, under Coach Rolfes, reached the District Fi- nals. The team got off to a slow start but as the season progressed, so did the team. The Big Reds moved from an early sixth-place position into a second-place tie with Central. They beat everyone in the Public High School League at least once, except Withrow. The team estab lished a new Hughes record by scoring 102 points against Taft on February 4. As the spirit and unity within the team increased, so did the spirit of the student body. When the Big Reds Varsity, hlled with individual talent, started playing as a team, the hoopsters improved in all phases of play. Also7 they gained the enthusiastic support. of the whole school. By the end of the season the Big Reds were going strong. They swept right through the tournament to the District Finals. In advancing to the finals, the Big Reds defeated Bethel-Tate, St. Xavier, Milford, and McNicholas. The Big Reds finally lost to Withrow in the District champion- ship game. 118 Quick pops in two as the opposition futilely tries to snuff his shot. This tournament win over Milford pitted Hughes against Mc- Nicholas in the semi-finals. Quick scored 19 points in the game. Fine Showing in T oumammt Delngty T mm and Pam The big family of Big Reds an all smiles as they display runner- up trophy held by Bob Quick Gn backL Quick, leading scorer with a 20.1 average, was on the coaches, AIl-Star lirst team. The back of an Aiken hoopster aids George Smrks in tallying two. During the season the Falcons and Big Reds traded victoricx Aiken got its win in December; Hughes came out on top in January. Date December 6 December 7 December 13 December 14- Dccember 20 January 3 January 7 January 10 January 17 January 18 January 24- January 25 January 31 February 4 February 7 February 11 F ebruary 14 February 21 February 27 February 29 March 4- March 6 March 7 Summary: Public High League Record78 won, 6 lost. 1964 BASKETBALL RECOR Varsity Score Opponent Hughes 62 Lemon-Monroc Hughes 55 Anderson Hughes 73 Aiken. Hughes 59 Oak Hills Hughes 4-8 Withrow Hughes 70 Woodward Hughes 50 Taft Hughes 73 Walnut Hills Hughes 67 Central Hughes 51 McNicholas Hughes 74 Aiken Hughes 76 Western Hills Hughes 67 Woodward Hughes 102 Taft Hughes 79 Walnut Hills Hughes 62 Withrow Hughes 56 Central Hughes 64- Western Hills gTOURNAMENT7-- Hughes 58 Bethcl-Tatc Hughes 50 St. Xavier Hughes 71 Milford Hughes 53 McNicholas Hughes 47 Withrow Over-all Record7-l3 won, 10 lost. 17.1 Al Slaughter puts the uhawk on Lindsay from Wainut. Good. de- fensive play on the part of Hughes held the Eagles to 59 pomts. Assi'stant anch Monk and Head Coach Rolfes smile with satis- factlon as Blg Reds continue to show improvement in team play. Gilbert Oliver, 151d Casey and Ken Blackwell try vainly to block 2052;: by an Aiken player. The Falcons downed the Big Reds, Bottom Row: R. West, K. Smith, G. Oliver, Coach Monk, S. Johnson, M. Francis. Top Row A. Ballinger, D. Wagner, E. 17.2. Reyme Hoopytem Fimlrb 5661mm in Fifth Place The reserve team finished the season with a 7-11 over- all record and a 6-8 record in the Public High School League. This record placed them in a fifth-place position in the Public High School League for the season. Although the Big Reds Reserves started out their sea- son with a series of wins, they had a rough finish, losing six out of their last eight games. The team,s leading scorer was Gilbert Oliver with a total of 148 points and a 9.2 per-game average. Sam Johnson followed with a 7.5 average, then Ed. Casey, with a 6.3 average. Casey, J. Smith, K. Blackwell, D. Boettcher, J. King, Manager G. Wells. ex eww Mike Davis demonstrates his race-winning form M he confidently goes over a hurdle. Mike qualified to attend the State Meet. Front Row: G. Clay, E. Smith, L. Byrd, W. Snoddy, D. Brown, E. Brown, W. Alexander, T. Jackson, A. Baily, K. Smith, H. Thompson, V. Colson, E. Bray, R. Carter, W. Grissom, J. Hop- kins, manager. Second Row: W. Fairbanks, R. Morgan, D. Jan- kins, F. Finnersan, E. Turner, M. Winkiield, M. Davis, E. Ste- phens, L. Ross, M. Winkfield, D. Garland, J. Davis, D. Foxworth, M. Lang, A. Adams, L. White, M. Fields, G. Plait, T. Williams, G. Taylor, managere Third Row: B. Thomas, B. Harris, E. Thompson, W. White, T. Sams, R. Ross, V. Kinebrew, M. Springer, B4 Hubbard, D. Jordan, T. Watson, D. Smart, A. Slaughter, D. Wagner, G. Austin, T. Jackson, C Johnson, C. Furr, R. Messer, manager. New Coach Barrett in Charge of T mcbtem The 63 track teamJ with Coach Paul Richert, partici- pated in the two-day Public High School League track and field championships. Mike Davis and Daryl Garland placed third and fourth in the 120-yard high hurdles. The 880-yard relay team came in fourth, and in the 440uyard dash DeWitt Battle broke the tape in fourth position. A mark set by Hcinman of Hughes in 1949 for the mile run was bettered last year by :1 Walnut Hills miler. Records are made to be broken! Many returning lettermen and up-coming sophomores welcomed Mr. Richard Barrett, new track coach, by win- ing the very first meet of 134-. El ' : T m - ,myt Top: Harris, Colson, Adams, Grissom are 05 at the shot. Below: Winkfield, Stephens, Jackson, Slaughter, Ross practice striding. 3ng Red Defending Cbampx Practice Long and Hard 1963 HUGHES BIG REDS BASEBALL RECORD Hughes.. .............. 4; Reading ................ 5 Hughes .................. 18; Indian Hill .............. 5 Hughes .......... , ........ 15; Walnut Hills ............. 5 Hu ghes .................. 13Wlthrow ................. 0 Hughes .................. 9; Central ................. 4 Hughes .................. 3; Aiken .................. 2 ...... 9; Lockland ...............5 Hughes .................. l, Woodward .............. 0 Hughes .................. 8, Sycamore ............... 6 Hughes ............ . ..... 4; Taft .................... 3 Hughes .................. 5; Oak Hills ................ 1 Hughes .................. 12; Finneytown .............. 0 Hughes .................. 4-; Western Hills ............ 5 Hughes .................. 19; Taylor .................. 20 Hughes. ........... . ..... 3; Walnut Hills ............. D Hughes ..... . . . ....... . . . 7; Withrow ................ 8 Hughes .................. 13 ; Newport Catholic ......... 5 Hughes .................. 10; Central . . . . ............. 5 Hughes .................. 7; North College Hill ........ 1 Hughes .................. 3; Aiken .................. 2 Hughes .................. 4-; Woodward .............. 6 Hughes .................. 3; Taf-t ................... 2 Hughes..... ...........4-; Mariemont .............. 3 Hughes.. ....... 4-; Withrow ................ 9 Hughes t . . . ..... . . . . . 6; Western Hills ............. 4 Hughes .................. 5; Anderson 1 Hughes ............ . . . . . . 9; Wyoming . 0 Hughes .................. 5; Madeira. 0 Hughes .................. 8; Country Day 2 Overall Record 23 won 6 lost Public High Record tChampionsl 11 won 3 lost Front Row: L. Myles, manager; J. Reggin, A. Kimble, R. Leigh, V. Casey, J. Grant, R. Smith, Coach Otto. Second Row: Mt Daniel, E. Merchant, R. Fledderjohn, co-captain, B. Benton, H. A strong Hughes team won the Public High School League baseball title for the 1962-63 season. Paced by pitcher Clark Samuels, the Big Red sackmen defeated the Taft Senators in a 3-2 game at Coy Fields to capture the championship. Clark not only pitched a six-hjt ball game and fanned eight Taft batters, but also collected three singles and drove in two of the teamls three runs. Shortstop Jim Gum knocked in the other Big Red tally. This title was the first for the Big Reds since 1950, al- though in 1951 they shared the title with Withrow. The 363 team had a twenty-nine garre schedule, but this yearas team will have a thirty-two game season. This yearls team is again strong, with many sophomores and juniors. Coach Ottols returning players for this year are Bobby Smith, Ralph Grayson, Delco Taylor, Mike Daniel, Richard Fledderjohn, Roy Leigh, Harry Vogel, Ronald Smith and Johnny Grant. The Big Reds have a Championship to defend and they have the team, the coach, and the. determination to go Forward 164.:3 Vogel, Lt Merritts, D. Taylor. Third Row: R. Salter, W. Means, E. Casey, K. Blackwell, J. Smith, R. Grayson, B. Smith, co-cap- tain; E. Anderson. 19.5 5; Kneeling: Jerry Johnson, Jim Gum, Mike Daniel, Mike Elliot, Samuels, Harry Vogel, Roy Leigh, George Hansen, Bob Smith, Clint Savage, Ronnie Smith, Johnny Grant, Bernard Blakey, Larry Ralph Grayson, Roger Pepples, Eddie Ross; Jim HeHron, Jim Lee, Delco Taylor. Standing: Norbert Tscheiner, manager; Clark Young, Richard Flcdderjohn, Coach Ron Otto. 313' Red Diamond Star; Reign fupreme in P. H S. L. Gained j63 League Cbampiombip After D4eating T aft Roger Pepples was a pitcher for ,63 cham- pious. Running hard, leftfielder George Hansen slides hard into third base as a versatile Clark Samuels makes the tag. Both athletes were graduated in last year's class. Hard-hitting Jim Gum gets ready to take a healthy cut as catcher Clark Samuels awaits the ball. They were ,63 co-captains. 17.6 Otto? Diamond Darling; RICHARD ROY LEIGH FLEDDERJOHN Pitcher Infield t' : f'h J OHN NY GRANT RONALD SMITH Second Base Left Field DELCO TAYLOR RALPH GRAYSON Left Field Center Field MIKE DANIEL Second Base COACH RON OTTO HARRY VOGEL LEON MERRITTS Pitcher Shortstop 12.7 Catcher Bobby Smith prepares himself to throw a. man out at second. T eam Hm H2319 Hopar 0f Repeating Cbampz'ombzp First baseman Rick Salter gcts set for a pop-fly and a sure out. BASEBALL SCHEDULE 1964 Date Opponent March 30 . . . . .Reading 1A2 April 24 ..... Withrow UM March 31 . . .Loveland 1A1 Apri127 . . .Woodward 1A1 April 1 . .Walnut Hills 1H1 Apri128 . .Western Hills 1A1 April 2 ..... Lockland 1A1 April 29 . . .Mariemont 1A1 April 3 ...... CentraHA1 AprilBO District Tournament April 6 ........ Aiken1H1 May 4 ......... Taft1A1 April 7 . . .Mt Healthy 1A1 May 5 ....... Madeira 1A1 April 8 ..... Withrow1H1 May 6 ..... Sycamore1A1 April 9 . .North College May 8 District Tournament Hill 1A1 May 11 ..... Anderson. 1A1 April 10 . 1 . .Woodward 1H1 May 12 . . . . .. .Ludlow, April 11 .... .Oak Hills 1A1 .KentUCkY 00 April 13 ..Western H1113 1H1 M3413 1aneyt9wn M2 . May 14 . . . . . .Govmgton Apnl 14 . . . . . .Newport, Holmes 1H2 . Kenmdw W May 15 . . . .Indian Hill 1A1 Apnl 15 ...... ..Taft1H1 May 18 ..... Oak Hills 1H2 April 17 . .Walnut Hills UH May 20 , . . . .Wyoming 1A1 April 20 ...... Central 1A1 May 21 ,.,Country Day 1A1 April 22 ........ Aiken 1A1 May 22 1 .State Tournament T he Hughes tennis team for the 1962-63 season finished fourth in the Public High School League. The team was composed almost entirely of seniors, leaving this year's team with only one returning player. The 264- squad is a young team made up of all sopho- mores and juniors, with no seniors on the roster. As we go to press the team has played six matches, win- ning two and losing four. A tennis match consists of three separate singles matches and two doubles matches. The singles players are Fred Lane, Bruce Taylor, and Larry Strausbaugh. Ron Kennedy and Terry Greer make up one doubles team; Randy Foit and Bill Goetz, the other. 1964 TENNIS SCHEDULE Date Opponent Date Opponent March 20 ........ Madeira Aprli 16 . n. .Wah1ut Hills March 24- .......... Lloyd April 20 ........... Purcell March 25 ....... Princeton April 21 ........ Woodward March 26 ...... Greenhills April 22 ........ Highlands March 31 ........... Elder April 23 ......... St. Xavier April 1 .......... Bellevue Apri124- ...... Western Hills April 2 . . .Newport Public April 28 ......... Withrow April 3 ....... Woodward May 1 ............ Aiken April 7 ..... Western Hills May 5 ...... Walnut Hills April 8 ........... Purcell May 9,11, 12, 13 April 10 ......... Withrow District Tournament April 13 ......... Sycamore May 20 ....... Country Day April 14 ........... Aiken May 22, 23 State Tournament nywyv t . Mr. Jonas, Coach; Larry Strausbaugh, Fred Lane, Bruce Taylor, Bill Goetz, Randy Foit, Ron Kennedy, Art Weil, Freshman Coach. Big Red Nettem Ready to Sewe UP Wnning 536mm 17.9 Doubles team, Fred Lane and Bruce Taylor, get some early practice. Athletic Program Add: 3 Wrextling t0 Competition Wrestling, a new Sport at Hughes, was started by Coach Morris. The season record for the matmen was 1a2-2. The. h Big Reds tied their first two matches with Aiken and ; Taft. Hughes then lost two matches to the same two 1 schools. But in the finals, the Hughes wrestlers crushed Western Hills, 4-3-7. Big Red wrestlers practice some of the various holds. Three of the mannen in this first year of varsity competition 2m Eddie Stephens, Milton Adkins and Woodrow Fairbanks. Kneeling: Woodrow Fairbanks, Bernard Blakey, Benny Miles, James Jennings, Edward Smith, Mike Winkfleld. Standing: Wil- liam Alexander, Richard Ross, Milton Adkins, Bill Benton, Joe Craynon, Ed Stephens, Coach Ed Morris. Tony Hodge, eleventh grade champion, adds a strike to his score. IPtmmul'aJ Council: F Mathes, I 138nm, L- WiUPugthg J. M01 - rls, B. Reld, M. de la Vega. They asslst Mr. Gnmes, dxrector. What muscles! These boys and others showed their strength in Mr. Thomas' wcight-lifting program of intramurals during February. Pictured: UCncel- iny R. Grayson, C. FurrA Front Rowj D. Jenking P. Benne, D. Smith, D. Jordan, T. Jackson, L. Steele, J. Anderson. cw -. J -,! ' v'h. i Intemt in Intramural; 131 Spomom, Board Member; Work Dilzgmtly T ogetber Girls, Athletic Association, an organization of tgnth eleventh, and twelfth grade girls, works hard each year to represent Hughes in athletic events at school and away. Mrs. Shirley McKibben, Mrs. Rose Marie Libbert, and Mrs. Dorothy Kaichen, gym teachers and sponsors of G.A.A. sports, are rela- tively new to Hughes. Since their arrival, visible changes in discipline and curricu- lum have appeared in gym classes and after-school sports. Seated: Gwen Holland, Beverly Gilliard, Flossie Collier, Pat Arm strong, Katherine Edwards, Ruby Benton. Standing: Kathleen Bennett, Palsy Ingram. Climaxing a year crammed full of bake sales, dances and playdays, is a formal banquet on May 19. Each year, outstanding players in each sport are awarded charms representing their sport. - QeMuV.W.WW..,vw.-kwuvww Archery PAT ARMSTRONG Sportyleadem Amkt Girl: in Developing T heir Skill Modern Dance Softball DEIDRA FAULKNER KATHERINE EDWARDS Tennis Volleyball KATHLEEN BENNETT FLOSSIE COLLIER 133 Bagketban BEVERLY GILLIARD Hockey PATSY INGR AM m Frieda Clark and Juanita Darby begin the hockey game as Shir- ley Lawrence and Jane Hill prepare to receive the ball. Patsy Ingram, sports leader, is surprised at their skill! Volleyball 134 Hockey Gail Taylor hits the ball over the net as Hughes Junior High G.A.A. participates in the volleyball playday. The playday held at Hugha this year was a complete victory for the Hughes girls. Maxine Jeffrias glances at third base while Delois Ross grins at the pitcher. In the spring, about fifty girls sign up for softball, the favorite of all G.A.A. sports. Modern dancers, led by sports leader Deidra Faulkner, rchcarsc bafore attending the annual Dance Symposium, held this year at Central High School. Modern dance is one of the most strenuous and exacting of the girls, activities. 135 Softball Modern Dance f5 Girl: Prepare for Full kV Semon 0f fpring Sporty Beverly Gilliard, Pat Armstrong. Judie Bankcmper. Boisinc How- ard, and Gloria Smith line up to practice serving before starting to tennis courts. T enm'; As the archery season begins, sports IeaQer .Pat Armstrong demon- strates to Boisine Howard the art of strlngmg the bow. As good weather arrives, girls inter- ested in tennis, badminton, and archery gather to discuss the 5116 points of each sport. Approximately seventy girls par- ticipate every spring. Practice is the only assurance of developing skill in these three sports demanding speed, precision, and accuracy. Badminton Laura Brown and Clara Reed practice hitting the birdie to get ready for spring sports play- day at Airport Playfleld. Girl: Learn Fundamental; 0f Bayleetball and Basic Rule; for Aquatic Skill Bmleetball Jane V055, after sneaking over the legal foul line, shoots for her foul as Twinetta Steele, Alaina Abernathy, Dorothy Talbert, and Diane Parker wait for the ball to drop. Janet Assum and Joyce Courtier are two of G.A.A.'s best swim- mers. Swimming I37 5 u c A- a , 9 tax; : BottomRow: L. Smith, K. Scarberry, J. Watson, T. Howard, J. Thompson, D. Dunaway. SecondRow: W. Barber, L. Suggs, T. HodgeJ W. Canada, N. Robert; B Schmidt, S. McKnight, SV Gambrel. Third Row: S. Askins. S. Coore, M. Weyda, J. Garland, A. We- ber, R. Bushman, J. Her- ing, K, Cook, M. Lee, C. Platt, P. Trimm. FourthRow: R. Goodgames, B. Howard, C. Bryant, J. Westermeyer, P. Harris, D. Fisher, B. Austin, E. Rice, M. Scott, G. Harper. FifthRow: Mrh Rh Kuenzler, sponsor; L. Morgan, D. Merianos, D. Chenault, J. Owens, S. Martin, C. Mason, A. Wat- kins, 5. Ramsey, J. Wulf- horst, F. Kemp. TopRow: J. Bast R. Potts, M. Weatherby, B. Thacker, C. Edwards, Dh Bishop, A. Macdonald, J. Meischka, R. HughcsV The Junior High Student Council is under the direction COMHCil R?vamtatlyef of Mr. Kuenzlcr and meets on the third Wednesday of each month. The Student Council is made up of students working H6? 501,23 P VObZBWLT for the schooPs welfare. It helps in training junior high students for leadership. and Formulate Plan! In addition to giving his extra time in sponsoring the Student Council7 Mr. Kuenzler enjoys many sports - bowling, golf, and softball. EXECUTIVE BO ARD Seated: Dena MerianOS, Recording Secretary; Boisine Howard, Corresponding Secretary. Standing: Mr. Kuenzler, Sponsor; Ruth Potts, Vice-President; David Bishop, Treasurer; Jim Westemeyer, President. M'ntb Grade Top Row: M. Adams, G. Adclhardt, P. Adkins, K. Adrian, K. Albrecht, D. Allen, I Allen, P. Allen. Second Row: B. Angel, C. Arnold, G. Askins, B. Austin, N. Ayers, L. Baglan, M Bai- ley, L. Ball. Third Row: R. Barlage, R. Barmore, E. Bassett, A. Baty, C. Bays, D. Begley, C. Bell, L, Bell. Fourth Row: S. Bell, E. Benford, J. Bennett, B. Benton, D. Bishop, A. Blair, B. Bloomfield, J, Boehle. Fifth Row: M. Bolan, A. Bolatto, L. Boone, P. Boschert, 0. Bowling, M. Boyles. D. Brannrr, J. Brenton. Sixth Row: L. Brewer, P. Brewer, R. Brockmeier, J. Brown, K. Brunkcl, L. Brunkcl, CA Bryant. G. Bryant. Seventh Row: L. Bryant, S. Burson, R. Busham. C. Caldwell. P. Camarca, B. Campbell, C. Campbell, H. Campbell. Eighth Row: P. Campbell, W. Canada, B. Candill, G. Carter, J. Cash, Y. Cash, M. Cas- per. 3. Centers. Ninth Row: L. Chambers, D. Chenault, D. Churchill, C. Clawer, J. Cocco, P. Cohen, C. Coleman, B. Collier. Tenth Row: R Coiling, P. Combs, P. Combs, H. Cook, K. Cordes, G. Cornett, A. Cot- tingham, M. Cox. Eleventh Row: L. Craig, J. Craynon, D. Crockett, R. Crowley, R. Curry, R. Daniels, L. Davidson, D. Davis. Twelfth Row: J. Davis, S. Davis, D. Day, C. Dick- erson, D Dickerson, E Dische, E. Dixon, H. Dooley. Thirteenth Row: R. Dossenbach, P. Douglas, R. Doyle, E. DuBose, S. Dammann, E. Duna- way, P. Durham, P. Duty. M'ntlo Grade Top Row: 0. Dyas, S. Ellington, R. Emerson, J. Estes, B. Evens, I. Faning, K Farmer, S. Farrier. Second Row: M. Fisse, R. Flanagan, H. Flicking, J. Flowers, L. Forris, S. Foster, G. Freeman, U. Fritsch. Third Row: D. Fritz, M. Gardiner, G. George- ton, D. Gerharster, P. Glass, J. Gold- en, R. Goodgames, W. Gaston. Fourth Row: J. Grant, A. Greay, T. Green, R. Greer, B. Gregory, R. Guerrant, D. Hacker, G. Haendel. Fifth Row: G. Hale, G. Hale, L. Hale, S. Hale, R. Hammond, J. Haney, A. Harmon, J. Harmon. Sixth Row: B. Harp, G. Harper, A. Hatchet, D. Haynes, O. Helton, P. Hclton, L. Henegan, D. Henry. Seventh Row: C. Henson, 1. Henson, F. Herth, N. Hetzer, J. Hicks, S. Hicks, A. Hill, R. Hilvers. Eighth Row: E. Hoffman, D. Holston, G. Honican, B. Howard, G. Hughbanks, H. Hughes, D. Huddleston, D. Hunter. Ninth Row: EA Hurdle, M. Irvin, R. Jackson, S. Jackson, CA Jacubs, L. James, B. Johnson, C. Johnson. Tenth Row: M. Johnson, B. Jones, H. Jones, F. Jones, M. Kaiser, C. Kalous, P, Kan- dill, S. Karp. Eleventh Row: 5. Keiler, F. Kemp, B. Kidwell, C. Kincer, G. Kindley, J. King, J. King, J. Kistner. Twelfth Row: J. Knotts, A. Kramer, M. Kreppel, K. Kurtz. K. Larison, J. Lavins, C. Laws, J Lee. Thirteenth Row: B. Lewis, C. Lewis, M. Lewis, B Lidwell, C. Lindsey, P. Lindsey, H. Lockett, S Long. Ninth Grade Top Row: C. Lorenz, N. Lynn, R. Macon, W. Maksimouie, R. Markus, S. Mar- tin, P. Massey, D. May. Second Row: V. McCall, A. McDonald, A. McGill, B. McHone, D. McIntosh, A. Mc- Kinney, C. McMains, C. Meander. Third Row: M. Mechler, B. Merritt, E. Miller, E. Miller, J. Miller, W. Miller, G Min- gcr, E. Minn'ich. Fourth Row: J. Moats, L. Moore, E. Moreland, H. Moreland, R. Mowry, A. Mueller, C. Mullins, D. Murdock. Fifth Row: B. Murphy, 0. Murphy, S. Murray, J. Murrell, K. Myrick, G. NcwclL J4 Newman, D. Newton. Sixth Row: L. Nichols, D. Nixon, M. Odom, S. Oliver, E. Orso, P. Oswald, E. Ottle, J. Owens. Seventh Row: J Owens, N. Owens, C. Parnell, L. Patton, P. Patton, L. Payne, M. Payne, J. Penn. Eighth Row: K. Pennington, C. Perine, J. Perry, J. Perry, S. Peterson, L. Phillips, N. Phillips, P. Phillips. Ninth Row: J. Pierson, T. Pierson, R. Potts, J. Pozier, D. Prather, J. Prows, P. Pugh, S. Queen. Tenth Row: J. Ratliff, D. Rayney, W. Reeves, B. Reid, 1. Reid, K Reynolds, L. Rey- nolds, E. Rice. Eleventh Row: E. Richard, D. Riegelsberger, R. Rinck, D. Ringenburg, S. Rittcr, N Roberts, C. Robinson, K. Robinson. T wclf th Row: P. Robinson, L. Robisch, R. Romer, T. Ryan, J. Sagers, V. Schell, P. Schoolcraft, E. Schunk. Thirteenth Row: M. Scott, D. Scdam, s. Settle, P.' Shelton, R. Shelton, M. Shook, D, Shropshire, R. Sillman. Ninth Gmde Top Row: M. Simmons, J. Simpson, R. Simpb son, B. Singleton, R. Singleton, R. Skidmore, A. Smith, C. Smith. Second Row: C. Smith, S. Smith, G. Sower, K. Sparks, R. Stanforth, E. Steele, B. Steiner, R. Stelbasky. Third Row: N. Stemmer, S. Steven, C. Stevens, P. Stites, S Stoess, P. Stone, M. Strunk, T. Strunk, Fourth Row: T. Suggs, T. Swope, B. Tankersley, C. Taylor, D. Terrel, B. Thacker, M. Thomas, W. Thomas. Fifth Row: E. Thompson, M. Thompson, S. Throckmorton, M. Timberlake, J. Talbert, C. Tracy, D. Tudor, S TyV rce. Sixth Row: R. Underwood, L. Valentine, R. Vandergriff, D. Wahler7 0. Walker, R Walther, K. Warren, 0. Warren. Seventh Row: A. Watkins, E Watkins, M. Weath- ersby, G. Webster, J. Webster, B. Weike, WA Welch, J. Westermeyer Eighth Row: J. Whaley, M. Williams, J. Willough- by, L. Wills, IL Wissman, B. Wohlw fail, C. Woods M. Woronkow. Ninth Row: V. Woronkow, F. Wright, R. Wright, T. Wright, J Wulfhorst, J. Wulf- horst, K. Yacchari, P. Allen. ABSENTEES Tenth Row: L. Bell, S. Bell, B. Benton, E. Berry, S. Canada, B. Collier, C1 Craft. L. Davidson. Eleventh Row: W. Davis, J. Donnegan, R. Fisher, B. Harp, G. Harper, P. Harris, B. Hasson, V, Herbert. Twelfth Row: S. Hicks, 'G. Humphrey, F. Jones, R. Jouett, C. Kidwell, B. Listerman, P. Miles, M. Miller. Thirteenth Row: C. Moore, N. Person, B. Rippetoe, K Robison, H. Sander, C. Steele, L, Steele. E. Wilson. tn g 1 ,TR I. f 19.53;?i3 5'54 Vexxi 4341' IR :4: 55W - u ' . '; 5.. . V H . , a A There gm Santa rocketing away through sgnace. The children Back ' - - - me, arm mm or Night Before en-sh- bay??? girth: :2astnrsxzimngnrmaz 3:535 of mas. 'Both senior and junior high students enjoy organ selections by Yvonne Moore, chief accompanist for vocal groups and solosits. Junior High Honor Society officers: Bill Rippetoc, Harline Jones, Beverly Kidwell, Melinda Boyles, Susan Keller, Miss Hollweck Bponsod . Pat Clay, Mary Ann Messmer, Phillip Rottc put finishing touches x on Christmas tree decorated by Junior High Student Council. 145 Academic Achme- mem; Main Goal of Honor Society The Junior High Honor Society meets once a month for its business meetings under the supervision of Miss Hollweck. Its main activities are a. junior high dance, a banquet in May, and the so- ciety induction ceremony. Bottom Row: G. Holston, J. .Miller, B Austin, H. Jones, B. Howard. Second Row: B. Steiner, N. Stemmer, J. Boyles, B: Rlppetoe, M. Taylor, M. Boyles. Third Row: D. Miller, S. Keller. V. Schcll, B. Reid, Bh Kidwell. Front: Jackie Schmidt, Bonnie Johnson. Back: Brenda Caudill, Ellen Doolittle. Cbggrlgdtkrf Build 5619001 Spirit in Junior High Pupil; The junior high cheerleaders pep up the students at all games. They play a leading role in pep rallies for junior high. F reshman basketball games were better attended this year and the piayers aph predated this; Eighth Gwm'e Top Row: E. Adam, B. Adams, M. Adams, J. Adelhardt, M. Adelhardt, B. Alexan- der, S. Ammons, B. Armes. Second Row: F. Armstrong, D. Bailey, L. Bailey, R. Bales, E. Banks, J. Banks, M Banks, W. Barbard. Third Row: J. Bayles, P. Bealely, L. Begley, M. Begley, H. Benne. C. Berry, R. Bibb, R Bishop. Fourth Row: V. Blair, C. Bogenschutz, T. Bogen- schutz, B. Bohanon, B. Bohanon, S. Bollinger, J. Bond, R. Bond. Fifth Row: F, Boone, L. Bougher, K. Bradford, J. Breindidge, F. Brewer, F. Brown, R. Brown, E. Bryant. Sixth Row: B. Buck, R. Buener, H. Burden, E Burean, J. Burton, E. Butcher, R. Byrd, L. Campbell. Seventh Row: L. Caner, V. Carr, R. Carry, T. Case- bolL J. Cassell, L, Chamber, R. Chow, P. Clay. Eighth Row: S. Clay, D. Coleman, V. Colvard, B. Conway, S. Coore: S. Cope, L. Cordes, M. Cox. N inth Row: F. Cravens, R. Crowell, C. Cunning- ham, 1. Cunningham, M. Dangerfield, H. Daniels, B. Darbin, D. Darlan, Tenth Row: H. Daub, C. Dawson, B. Day, B. Dean, G. :DeephJ P. Dixon, SV Doss, R, Driver. Eleventh Row: D. Dudley, J. Dun , B. Dutcll, J. Eckhardt, J. Eckhardt, EA Edmond- .son, B. Edmonson, C. Edwards. Twelfth Row: B, Elliot, C. Ellis, M, Fancy, W, Farmer, E. Farris, DA Ferrell, I Fet- ters. K. Fiscus, T hirtcenth Row: W. Fledderjohn, H. Flock, T. Foley, B. Fox. V Francis, L. Franklin. I Fullz, L. GabbardV Eighth Grade Top Row: S. Gallardo, W. Gardner, T. Gault, M. Gentile, L. Gentry, R. Gibson, G. Gains, G. Goodenough. Second Row: D. Goodgamcs, E. Graham, B. Gray, C. Griem, H. Grigsby, D. Grubb, D. Grubh, W. Gully. Third Row: R Hachtcr, S. Hacker, A. Halusek, P. Harbin, V. Hardman, L. Harp, P. Harris, F Harrison. Fourth Row: D. Hatmaker, R. Hatter, T. Haynes, G. Hays, A. Head, J. Heidom, J. Henderson, AA Henley. Fifth Row: J. Henley, L. Henry, A. Hensley. K. Hensley, J: Henson, K. Henson, P. Herzner, M. Hibbard. Sixth Row: N. Hickey, A. Hill, R. Hill, M. Hin- kle, R. Hisle, D. Hodge, D. Hodge, H. Holston. Seventh Row: D. Holt, B. Horn, A. Horton, Ch Horton, G. Howard, L. Hudson, J. Hug, C. Hughes. Eighth Row: G. Hughes, R. Hughes. R. Hummel. R. Hyde, E. Jackson, S. Jackson, B. Jallick, J. Jivoin. Ninth Row: G. Johnson, W. Johnson, BV Jones, B. Jones, J. Jones, R. Kaiser, J Keith, B. Keller. Tenth Row: R. Kemper, R. Kidwell, L. King, M. Kirchgessner, B. Kleinmann, B. Kling, R. Kraft, W. Kuykendore. Eleventh Row: L. Lamb, P. Lambdin, P. Lambert, D. Lampson, M. Lancaster, T. Land, E. Lansford, D. Lawson. Twelfth Row: J. Lawson, J. Lawson, L. Leicht, R. Leicht, R. Leigh, 3 Lesley, L. Lind- say. B. Lockett. Thirteenth Row: L. Loevcn, 5. Long, B. Lowe, T. Lowe, G. Macdonald, C. Maddox, N. Mansfield, J. Marsh. Eighth Grade TopRow: 0. Martin, C. Mason, S. Mason, E. Massum, R. May, W. McCants, M McConner, J. McCray. Second Row: D. McIntosh, A. McKinney, L. Mc- Kinnyu B. Meadows, B. Medley, L. Medlyg F. Meiggs, J Meischke. Third Row: L Melvin, M. Mcrianos, R. Merritt, K. Meyer, D. Miller, M Miller, D. Mitchell, K. Moerlein. Fourth Row: C, Moore, P. Moore, L. Morgan, P. Morgan, C. Morley, M. Moss, L. Mossett, F. Mount. Fifth Row: H. Mueller, R. Mullikin, H. Mullins, L, Mullins, M. Mullins, A, Muse, N. Muse, V Napier. Sixth Row: T. Neubacher, H. Neumeister, G. Noonan, F. Norris, D Oberding, J, Odom, J. Oliver, S. Oliver. Seventh Row: K, Otis, A. Patton, P, Pedenski, WA Penn, C. Pennington, R. Pennington, D. Perkins, J. Perry. Eighth Row: J. Phelps, R. Phelps, E. Pike, P. Polly, S. Pope, D. Price, B. Privett, R. Privett. Ninth Row: R. Prows, A. Pugh, S. Ramsey, G. Reed, P. Reed, C. Reeves, M Rette, B. Richmond. Tenth Row: R. Ritter, DV Robinson, E. Rose, M. Ross, B. Roth, P. Rotte, A. Round- tree, D. Ruffcr. Eleventh Row: S. Saiget, D. Sargent, C. Saunders, G. Saylor, T. Scarburg, B. Schweit- zer, M. Scoff, R. Scott. Twelfth Row: A. Sheffey, D. Slusher, D. Smith, L. Smith, T Smith, R. Sparks, R. Spaulding, J. Stamper. Thirteenth Row: J. Stewart, E. Stites, D. Strabel, C. Suhr, R. Sullivan, B. Taber, J . Tank- ersley, L. Taylor. Ezglotlo Grade Top Row: M. Taylor, D. Thomas, J. Thomas, K. Thomas, N. Thomas, K. Tilford, D. Totten, P. Trimm. Second Row: R. Turnbow, A. Valentine, R. Wade, W. Wade, E. Walden, S. Walker, T. Walls, R. Walters. Third Row: L Ward, J. Warren, L. Warren, P, Washington, D. Watson. J. Watson S. Watson, P. Weber. 1 Fourth Row: M. Weyer, C. White, M. White, M White, G. Whitt, S. Whittle, J Wil- liams, M. Williams. Fifth Row: R. Williams, Y. Williams, G. Willis, P. Willoughby, A. Wilson, J. Wilson, L. Wilson, L. Wilson; Sixth Row: S. Wilson, L. Winkleman, B Witcher, L. Wright, R. Wright, D. Youngblood. ABSENTEES Top Row: M. Bayer, P. Blakey, D. Burg, K. Burns, W, Burns, A. Burt, R. Buttree, H. Campbell. Second Row: 1. Cook, L. Crawford, E. Davis, L Day, J. Deaton, L. Dobbs, D. Farm- er, D. Fisher. Third Row: G. Gaines, M. Goebel, S. Gohs, S. Gorforthl D. Gross7 D. Grubbs, V. Hall, P. Harris. Fourth Row: V. Hcring, T. Hooker, J. Howcll, B. Kidd, L. King, N Knapp, B Mas- ters, G. McDonald. Fifth Row: W. McGeorge. S. McLean, R. Mo- reaux, E. Parr, B. Roberts, D. Steele. J. Tankersley, M. Taylor. Sixth Row: S. Terry, LA Wilson. uMy Iockcrk sorta messy. What about some help, fellows, with 'n the clean-up. Alex Weber asks of Carl Blackwell and Tommy Rogers. Home economics classes study child care as well as cooking. 151 eHurry up, we canet stand here forever!u Linda Albrecht afld Eloise Evans wait for Sharon Culbreth to finish at the fountam. Don Nelson, senior, makes bookstore sale to Sandra. Peterson, Yvonne Cash, and Boisine Howard, ninth graders. Give us the right change! Sandy Dammann is just one of many students who use library books for reports and pleasure. Third Row: M. Gardiner, D. Ferrell, H. Mullins, J. Mobley, R. Row: R Bibb, C. Pugh, K. Moerlein, C. Tilford, N. Stemmer, Greer, V. Schell, 13. Austin, T. Henderson, P. Harbin. Fourth J. Deaton, J. Perry Second Row: S. Throckmorton. M. Adams, Row: E Dunaway, W. Davis, S. Burson. R. Miller, S. Goforth, VA Bochlc, J. Webster, D. Begley, D. Stites, G. Haendel, J, Cocco D. Douglas, J. Meischke, A. Macdonald, A. Ross. Standing, Left and Right: MiSS Alexander, Mr. Curtis. Bottom funZ'OV Band MEMbBTJ The Junior High Band is made up of students Who de- sire training and help in playing musical instruments. EmourdgEd t0 DWBIOP Many join Senior Band later. Several musicians partici- pated in contests for instrumental solos and ensembles. Their Skill! in M u; iC Mr. Curtis supervised the work of two student teachers from University of Cincinnati. nLefs make it a little louderV: urges Mr. Curtis. He explains to The Clarinet Trio, Cathy Tilford, Kathy Moerlein, James Perry, Andy Macdonald and Joe Menschke how to make the drum roll. won an Excellent Rating at Greenhills on February 15. 157. Seventh Grade Top Row: D. Adams, K. Adams, C. Adkins, L. Albrecht, K. Allen, D. Armstrong, K. Barber, M, Barnes. Second Row: R. Barton, B. Bates, J. Bays, I. Beck- er, J. Bibb, C. Blackwell, D, Bodine, D. Bowen. Third Row: W. Brandidge, D. Brelitch, M. Brown, C. Bryant, D. Bullock, IA Butts, F. Carlisle, D. Casebolt. F ourth Row: J. Cassell, D. Centers, L. Chambers, Y. Chappell, G. Clark, G. Clark, K. Clark, J. Cleghorn. Fifth Row: C. CIiEord, P. Clifford, M. Cole, J. Coleman, D. Collins, C. Cook, J. Cook, K. Cook. Sixth Row: M. Cook, D. Cornish, CL Cottingham, W, Couch, B. Cox, H. Crawford, EA Cronk, G. Crowley. Seventh Row: 3 Culbreth, P. Cutler, J. Danger- iaeld, M. Daniels, M. Daniels, W. Davidson, B Davis, C. Day. Eighth Row: M. Dean, G Delph, W. Denney, J. Dezarn, M. Dick, G. Ditullic, B. Dor- sey, K. Duffy. Ninth Row: D. Dunaway, D. Dunaway, D. Dun- can, C. Durbin, L. Durbin, M. Dykes, S Eckhardt, T. Edwards. Tenth Row: J. Ellington, D. Elliott, S. Elliott, J. Engle, T Esham, G. Eshonc, J. Estes, E. Evans. Eleventh Row: R. Evans, N. Eversole, M. Farley, F. Fisher, M. Fitzpatrick, J. Flack, D. Flannery, D. Foreis. Twelfth Row: D. Fox, J. Freeman, E, Fritz, J. Frye, Y. Gaines, L. Gains, B. Gambrel, S. Gambrel. Thirteenth Row: J. Garitson, J. Garland, H. Gilbert, S Gillan, D. Glover, A. Goodman, A4 Gowdy, D. Graf. Sewntlo Grade Top Row: D. Graham, J. Graham, LV Graham. B. Green, D. Gresham, R, Hachter, R. Hale, G Hamilton. Second Row: V. Hamilton, H Harden, R. Hargilt, DV Harrell, V. Harris, W. Hartman, R. Helton, E. Henley. Third Row: S. Henry, B. Hensley, S. Hensley, R, Henson, C Hickey, D. Hill, G. Hill, C. Hinkle. Fourth Row: T. Hiward, T. Hodge, G Hoker, J. Hollinger, L. Holston, J. Hopkins, C. Horn, M. Hoskins. Fifth Row: J, Huddleston, J, Hurd, L. Hurd, W. Hyde, C Jackson, M. Jackson, R. Jackson, S. Jackson. Sixth Row: J. James, D. Jamison, R JcHries, W. Jett, L. Jewell, F Johnson, S John- son, F. Jones. Seventh Row: J. Jones, L. Jones, D. Kemptr, L. Kerns, R Kindall, P. King, D. Kirch- gessncr, R. Kirchgessner. Eighth Row: G. Kirk, J. Kitchens, C. Kleinmann, BA Kochl V. Lambert, A. Lanier, I. Lawrence, S. Lawrence. Ninth Row: B Lawson, W. Layne, D. Ledbeater, C. Lee, C. Lee, C. Lee, G Lee, M. Lee. Tenth Row: L Leurck, E. Leyendecker, J. Lige, B. Lindsay, A. Linville, J. Long, W. Lovings, D. Lowman. Eleventh Row: M. Lynch, C. Mack, C. Maddox, D Magill, B. Mahon, DA Malley, P. Manning, K. Marshall. Twelfth Row: R, Martin, J. May, D. McFadden, A. McKenzie, R. McKnight, S. MC- Knight, J. Meischke, D. Miller. Thirteenth Row: F. Miller, J. Miller, E Meats, C. Moore, J. Morgan, C. Morris, G. Mount, W. Mueller. Seventh Grade Top Row: G. Mullikin, J. Murphy, L. Myris, A. Nelson, P. New, L. Newton, N. Nichols, B. Nixon. Second Row: D. Norton, S. O,Banion, V. Ort, P. Owens, S. Parker, R Patrick, D. Pat- ton, S. Patton. Third Row: D. Pennington, J. Perkins, P. PHug, C. Plait, M. Poe, V. Pope, V. Potter, P. Pribilsky. Fourth Row: B. Price, J. Quinlan, N. Rasner, L. Ray, R. Reed, R. Reid, J. Rembert C. Reynolds. 3 Fifth Row: S. Rich, P. Rist, J. Roark, F. Roberts, J. Roberts, N. Roberts, BA Robertson, 8. Robison. Sixth Row: J. Rogers, M. Rogers, T. Rogers, E. Ross, G. Roundtree, B. Rouse, B. RuHim S. Runion. S eventh Row: L. Runley, L. Rutherford, C. Saladin, E. Saladin, R. Sander, D. Sanderson, M. Saxton, L. Scalf. Eighth Row: K. Scarberry, B Schmidt, J. Schmidt, 8. SCholl, B. Sedam, D. Sexton, E. Sexton, V. Seymour. Ninth Row: S. Sharp, K. Shield, P Shively. P. Sibley, B. Siger, L. Simmons, J. Sir- back, P. Skeens. Tenth Row: D. Smith, M. Smith, R. Smith, R. Smith, B. Solomon, J Sorrell, K Sowders, D. Spradlin, Eleventh Row: R. Stanford, G. Starks, W. Steiner, C. Stevens, H. Stevens, H, Stomaty, C. Stottlcmirc, E. Strum. Twelfth Row: M. Stuart, D. Swope, P. Taylor, M. Thomas, J. Thompson, R. Tobbs, K. Talbert, S. Talbert. Thirteenth Row: W Toler, F. Tomlin. S Tomlinson, K. Totten, B. Trent, R. Trent, D. Truesdell, C, Tucker. Seventh Grade Top Row: G Tucker! M. Tucker, T. Tueting, S. Turner, J. Tye, J. Ulrich, K. Van- derburg, J. Vandergriff. Second Row: F. Vonder, W. Vomothogen, P. Wa- gers, B. Walters, N. Watson, S. Weaver, L. Webb, A. Weber. Third Row: 5. Weber, V. Wessel, M. Weyda, M. Whalin, C. White, D. White, L. White, W. White. Fourth Row: D. Wiley, B. Williams, C. Williams, T. Williams, Y, Williams, I. Wilson, J. Wilson, L. Wilson. Fifth Row: MA Wilson, R. Wilson, R. Wilson, C. Woodard, J. Woods, R. Wright, R. Young ABSENTEES Top Row: G. Abrams, D. Alinp, S. Askins, M. Asman, L. Bailey, L. BaileyJ C. Banks, J. Banks. Second Row: B Barger, M. Barnes, G. Barnett, P Barrett, R. Bays, D. Betts, M. Black- burn. H Blackwell Third Row: B Bogsnschulz, R. Bowen; J. Boyd: J. Brotherton! A. Brown, P. Bryant, D. Buchanan, K. Burk. Fourth Row: D. Byrd, A, Cahill, R. Calvert, W. Carlotta, T. Chambliss, P. Davidson, J, Emerson, K Garitson. Fifth Row: D. Gholston, M. Humphrey, M. Jones, F. Napier, M. O R0urke, E Patterson, J. Patterson, C. Poynten Sixth Row: E. Pridcmorg E. Ray, J; Reynolds, R, Reynolds, L. Suggs, G. Taylor, S. Utley, N. Willis. Tenth Grade-Miss Davif Homeroom 221 T hem Six Homeroom; H gloat for Edda Grade In Annual Subycmptiom Twelfth Grade-Miss Ratlifs Homeroom 100 157 Eleventh Gradc-Miss Johnstonck Homeroom 308 Boysh EnsemblceFront: Tommy Suggs, Ricky Hutchins, Ray Goodgames. Back: Charles Dickerson, John Williams. Girls, ChoruseBottom Row: C. Kidwell, M. Scott, S. Evans, L. J, Tate, Pe Kindoll, G. Carter, J. Ratliff, M. Johnson. Fourth Chambers, V, Fritsch, J. Harmon, G. Harris, B. Collier. Second Row: N. Welch, T. Wright, N. Lynn, P, Robinson, M. Brown, Row: L. Brewer, P. Brewer, M. Johnson, D. Chennult, D. Nixon. W. Thompson, C. Perrinc. S. Carr7 A. Baty, EV Hoffmann. Third Row: L. Wills, L. Moore, Two special groups were formed this year by Miss Barker. The girls participated in the Christmas concert and the boys sang for the P.T.A. M mical Mntb Grader! Organize Special Emembley 158 M5; Barker I n Fourth Year VVitla junior High Chain The eighth and ninth grade choirs this: year sang in several school concerts, in the District Contests at Wood- ward, and in the All-City Festival. Freshman Choir Bottom Row: N. Roberts, KV Yacchari, C. Couch, L. Bryant, V. Fritsch, L. Craig, J4 Allen, B. Wohlfcil. Second Row: H. Strunk, P. Boscheit, L. Chambem D. Henson. M. Scott, S. Evans, B. Evans, M. Johnson, G. Kidwell, B. Collier. J. Harmon, R. Powell, MA Johnson, M. Bolzm. Third Row: Miss Barker. E. Hoffmann, L. Moore, B Lewis, S. Tanner, I Wulf- horst, J. Tate, P. Kindoll, D. Nixon, G. Harris, S. Carr, L. Brew- ; 3, - , : .. 33? Eighth Grade Choir-Bottom Row: R Moore, H7 Flack, D, Goodgames, E. Hughes, E. Parr, R. Millikin, R. Turnbow. Second Row: A. Valentine, J. Williams, K. Henson, S. Clay, K. Hensley, B. Schweitzer, L. Chambers, L. Campbell, F. Brewer. Third Row: W. Gardner, J. Lawson, J. Henson, S. Bollinger, S. Coore, Y. Fant, R. Buttree, V. Hall, W. McCants, E. Kelly, R. Merritt, D or, A. Baly, P Brewer. Fourth Row: M. Bailey, D. Fritz1 D. Chenault, T. Suggs, B. Tankersley, J. Ratliff, G. Carter, E. Ottle, M. Brown, B. Bloomfield, S. Hale, N. Welch, L. Wills, B. Johnson, R. Goudgames. Fifth Row: D, Shropshire, T, Wright, R Hutch- ins, C. Perine, H. Chappell, C. Dickerson. M. Weathersby, J. Williams, P. Robinson, M. Thompson, D. Hill, M. Lynn, G. Kindlcy. Thomas, Fourth Row: B. Dean, S. Hacker, J. Stamper, T. Hook- er, I. Banks, L. Medley, L. Lamb, B. Armes, P. Weber, 5. Gal- lardo, D. Richmond. Fifth Row: R. Crowell, S. Walker, D. Hodge, B. Taber, S. Runion, M, Kirchgessner, D. Fisher, L. Morgan, D. Marianas, T. Haynes, H. Dainels, D. Larison. Experiment; and Lively Program; Attract Ma ny The Junior High Science Club is sponsored by Miss Helen Betty Newman. She has been head of the club for twelve years. MiSS Newman has many enjoyable hobbies, which include making many of her skirts and other items in her wardrobe. She also likes working in her garden and making different Hower arrangements. Many prominent guest speakers came to address the Science Club. The December program about Christmas decorations delighted all the students. In January, Mr. Rohr, a pharmacologist at the William S. Merrell Comh pany, discussed the scientific method of drug experiments. The members of the Science Club meet on Wednes- day, once a month. Bottom Row: G. Mullikin, vice-president; P. Cutler, president: D. Lowman, treasurer; V. Harris, corresponding secretary; R. . . Henson, recording secretary. Second Row: M. Barnes, S. O,banion, Mr. Rohr,s white mouse doesn't scare Portxa Cutler, presndent! D. Harrell, C. Berry, S. McKnight, R. Stanforth. Third Row: S. Rich, S. Johnson, E. Patterson, B. Rippetoe, S. Robison, R. Rogers. Fourth Row: S. Dammann, L. James, D, Edwards, B. Reid, E. Duesing, C. Campbell. 16o 1 3 l t i l Phygical fitness program offered here! Are you in 300d condi- In a. basketball game a jump ball is called. Which team will win? tion. Girlf Gym Clam: Provide Directed Ganm, Exerciye; p: Stretch those legs out; let7s see what you can do. exclaims Mrs. Libbert, as she leads her gym class in several exercises. Football Divirion Champ; Standing: Coach Barrett Ucft and Assistant Coach Ridenour. Seated-Bottom Row: B. Curry, N. Person, J. Sager, Nick Hetzer, D. Campbell, R. Wright, H. Chappell, D. Holston, J. King. Sec- ond Row: C. Ewards, P. Shelton, J. Cunningham, J. Williams, K. Junior Mermen-Bottom Row: D. Dunaway, S. ClE-ly, R. Walther, R. Byrd, S. Gallard, D. Graf. Second Row: L. ng, C'. chkcr- son, A. Patton, W. Kling, Mr. Strahler. Top Row: M. Wllson, W. Mueller, H. Mullins, R. Kidwell, R. Leigh, T. Ryan. Cordes, H. Lockctt, J. Craynon, J. Perry, P. Armstrong. Third Row: C. Bays, J. Ellington, R. Hill, C. Parnell, P. Schoolcraft, L. Lindsey, M. Bolan, G. Hale, V. Carr. Top: R. Fobbs, J. Mc- Donald. Front: John Chappell, manager; Robert Hill, Curtis Parnell, Del- bert Holston, Johnny Sager, Michael Dean, Bruce Thacker, Hil- liard Chappell, Paul Shelton, Mr. Rjdenout, Coach. Back: Michael Bolan, Carl Blackwell, John King, Danny Miller, Willie Reeves, Harold Lockctt, Jim Westermeyer. Little Red; Finiylo Strong Pre-Prcpr, City Champ; The Hughes Little Reds basketball team finished its season with a 10-8. record Five of the wins came at the end of the season when the Little Reds finished with five straight victories. The last two wins were over Schwab and an upset over the Falcons of Aiken, who had trounced the Little Reds earlier in the season. After practicing for only three days, the 7th and 8th grade basketball team entered the post-season single elim- ination tournament. Mr. Ridenoufs boys won the city title by defeating Withrow 29-21, Cutter 35-20, Central 4-2-40 in double overtime and Western Hills 24-20, Michael Dean hits for two points on a jump shot against the Western Hills Mustangs as Little Red routers look on from above. $ Xhh' 'h p 59.ng $th at . W4; Patrons' Page Homeroom 2I0. Mr. Clyde Hall Homeroom IObA. Mrs. Enfzminger Homeroom I7. Mrs. Caskey Homeroom 31 I. Mr. Bradford Homeroom 24. Mr. ObefSChmiCh The Boys 01C Mr. Gray's Homeroom 3 I4 Homeroom 8. Miss Lovell Mr, Geraci and We Men of 212 Tommy. Ron. Tom. Terry;'65 CongraJrulaJrions from Russell Clippinger. Roger Collinsworfh and Tom Weimer Senior Girls' Homeroom IOO. Miss RaHiH Barbara P. and James R. Sen and Dan. +oge+her forever Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Arms+rong Homeroom 3 l 7. Mr. Grooms Homeroom 222. Miss Reynolds MISS Aria Parke Schawe Homeroom 309. Miss Pollard Mr. Ted Siddall In loving memory of Mr. Alex Weber from Mrs. Vivian Weber Marg. San. Carol. and Ree lGood luck +0 Tom BarnehL and Mike Meier Bes+ Wishes from Mr. and Mrs. C. R. MaHock Homeroom 308. Miss Johns+one Homeroom 219. Mr. Yandell Homeroom 3l3. Mr. Wilkey Homeroom 307. Miss Kloak Nin+h grade girls of Homeroom 4. Mr. Prior Homeroom I. Mr. Wenzel Homeroom 207. Mrs. Bullock Homeroom 2l4. Mrs. Douglas Homeroom 3 I9. Mr. Skurow Homeroom 208. Mrs. Sfern Jim H. and Lois N. Homeroom 209. Mrs. Hamlin Homeroom l06B. Miss Schawe Homeroom 304. Miss Schwach Homeroom 3l5. Mr. Coun+s Homeroom 8-4. Mrs. Long Homeroom I6. Mrs. Greenlee Homeroom 2l 1. Miss Levine Freshman Girls. Room 3. Miss Newman Homeroom 206. Mr. Sfephens Barbara S. and Richard J. Mr. John P. Arringfon Mr. Gilberf F. Curfis Homeroom lO7. Miss WycoH Reb and Ree Donna and Marshall Homeroom il7. Mr. Thomas Homeroom 204-. Miss Dunlap Senior Boys. Homeroom 318. Mr. Driver Homeroom I05, Miss Johnson Hughes High School Alumnal Association Invi+es +he GraduaHon Class of I964 +0 Membership gwxmmial BifiZgnm . wkws 4MQO? preo cnlm' lo M? 801 ' wirf file 01W ufan' qrml'zmhg 2355;7105'1 c'Illbotlsz'leeejzleaXV 0511f .wzmbulw f0 MK Ilrlmrirm-zzzzy E gmm'wfzom posz'rz'vkz Izm'mdas . .. :Iu..5l a3 7.3:1' h m rmi MHI'IPWW alums, Mm 5650554 azlszlImrmzzmzwgIEMIme mm a WMH' t mrrlfllr' 701' OHM mngW r' J'HJI , , m1! hhg erlloimqv '1r '0er i . -,J;.,-ULW ; - Iggy: 106,! Huams HIGH sEMnnr-ALUMNAL assncwmu The Associafion Annually Awards This Cen+ennial Ciiizenship Cerfifica'l'e Es+ablished May 25I l95l The Cifizenship Award was presented +0 +he following s+uden+sz I95I Josepl1 Ries and Virginia Hofmann I952 Vincen+ A. Orlando and Shirley Jean BarreH I953 Rober+ A. Goering. Irwin O. Rohrbach. Doro+hy Aberman, and Nancy C. Russell l954 John C. Gehrhar+ and Hedy Schrof l955--John Welch and Cilla Chase 1956 Tom Minnich and Mary Eiselein l957 Pa+rick Breen and Nelda Norfon I958 Ar+hur Ham and Barbara Hefner I959ERalph Taylor and Dorofhy Richards I960--David Langford and Judi+h Sfivers 196IHRoberf Beyer and Nancy Hupper+2 l962-James Seibel and Bonnie Kraus i963 Wal+er Dearwes+er and Judy Oe++inger EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE FOR 1963-64 1' James R. Carru+hers. Presidenf: Homer S. Toms. Vice-Presiden'l'; Hazel L. Koppenhoefer. Secrefary; Paul J. Bauer. Treasurer; Jan Gausman. Helene Heinsheimer Glas. and George Jack Grieshaber. 165' And may all your fondesl hopes and ambitions come true ,-- . .: 55' , N THE ORIGINAL BIG BOY LICENSED BONDED BEECHUM A. LAKES PRIVATE DETECTIVE Anywhere Any+ime Phone 241 -51 2 I Graduafe of Criminal Science Bachelor of Law LL.B. Degree No case foo large or +00 small GREGG CLEANERS McMillan and Cliffon MA l-465O Modern Tailors 8K Dry Cleaners 27I W. McMillan Sfreef CINCINNATI. 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Susan ...................... 232 Lyon Street 1191 BARNES, Kenneth ............ 2217 McGregor Place1191 BARNETT, Thomas .............. 610 Foulke Street1201 BATTLE, Theresa ............. 543 Rockdale Avenue1291 BAYS, Carol ....... V ............... 107 Gage Street1191 BEAM, Michael ................... 1247 State Avenue141 BELL, Allen ..................... 119 Dorsey Strcct1101 BENTON, Ruby ................. 2715 Sander Street1191 BERESKIN, Gregory .............. 452 Riddle R0ad1201 BERNHARDT, Sandra .. . .2414 W. McMicken Avenue 1141 BESTER, Harold ............. 826 Cleveland Avenue1291 BOLT, Joyce .................... 2344 Concord Street 161 BOWLING, Joyce ............ 431 Southview Avenue 1191 BOWMAN, Georgia .............. 265 Emming Street 1191 BREWER1 Daniel .................. 2510 Galvin Lane 141 BRINKDOEPKE, Howard ............ 1623 Harrison1141 BRINKER, Harry .............. 3118 Imperia1 Street1201 BROOKS, Paulette ........... 2315 Highland Avenue1191 BROOKS, Shirley .......... 8550 Van Antwerp Place 1291 BROWN, Barbara .............. 1905 Millvale Court1251 BROWN, Larry ................. 3733 Borden Street1231 BROWN, Roy ................... 2617 Dcnnie Street1191 BURKE, Sandra .............. 2341 Stratford Avenue1191 BURKHARDT, Jean ............ 1521 Grove Avenue1251 BURKS, Ann .................. 3314 Burnet Avenue1291 C CALHOUN3 Curtis ............ 1853 Josephine Street1191 CARTERJ Raleigh ............... 1006 Burton Street1291 CHENAULT, Elton ............... 664 Omaha Street161 CLARK, Frcida .................. 1732 Young Street 1101 CLARKSON, Mary Jo ........ 2367 Stratford Avenue1191 CLOWER, Dorothy ........... 60 W. 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Nixon Street120'1 DARBY, Juanita .............. 283 Bodmann Avenue1191 DAVIDSON, James .............. 2240 Victor Street1191 DAVIS, Ada Mac .................. 766 E1 Mitche111291 DAVIS, Melvin ............. 3636 Washington Avenue 1291 DAWSON, Thaddaus ........... 855 Hutchins.Avenue1291 DAWSON, William .............. 440 Klotter Avenue 1141 DE LA VEGA, Mario . . .2175 WestwoocLNorthern Blvd 1251 DANNY, Larry ................ 1037 Straight Street1141 DANNY, Wilma ................ 2208 Calumet Street1191 DICK, Frances ................... 762 Straight Street 1141 DILLARD, Jean ................... 822 Mann Placc1291 E EDWARDS, Leslie ................ 1333 Chape'l Strcct161 ELLIOTT, Paul .................. 2315 Reading Road 121 I72. ELLIS, Sandra. ............... 2324- Chickasaw Street1191 EVERETT, Elaine .............. 1988 Millvalc Court 1251 F FAIRBANKS, Woodrow ........ 3225 Fredonia Avenue 1291 FAULKNER, Deidra ........... 360 Northern Avenue1291 FERRIER, Virginia ........... 1059 Heywood Avenue1251 FEY, Judith .................... 2552 Vestry Avenue 1191 FINNERSON, Fred .............. 3478 Dury Avenue1291 FLOWERS, Regina. ................ 558 Hale Avenue1291 FLYNN, Daniel .................. 2413 Ohio Avenue 1191 FOX, Sylvia ................. 3975 Ardmore Avenue1291 FRANKLIN, John ............... 247 Melish Avenue1191 FRAZIER, Cynthia ........... 3636 Tamarack Avenue 181 FRAZIER, Presley .............. 3336 Elland Avenue1291 FURR, CEinton ............ 216 Erkenbrecher Avenue1291 G GAINES, Jacqueline .............. 3478 Duty Avenue1291 GARITSON, Gary ............. 534 Bixmyth Avenue1201 GILBERT, Patricia ............... 5400 Kirby Road 1231 GILMORE, Don ............... 352 Northern Avenue1291 GOODWIN, Jerome ............ 3154 Harvey Avenue1291 GRAYSON, Ralph ............... 557 Maple Avenue 1291 GREEN7 Candy ............. 3624 Middleton Avenue 1201 GRAY, Jerrie ................... 412 Carmalt Street1191 GRUBBS, Joann ............... 3115 Harvey Avenue1291 GUTIERREZ, Dorita ......... 3518 McHenry Avenue1251 H HAGNER, Sheryl ............... 620 Probasco Street1201 HALL, William ................ 1784 McMillan Street161 HAMMONS, Claudia ......... 3202 Glendora Avenue1201 HANLEIN, Robert ................ 124 Parker Street1191 HARDY, Thomas ............... 3321 Perkins Avenue 1291 HARLAN, Kenneth ............. 2802 Euclid Avenue 1101 HARLAN, Norman .............. 2802 Euclid Avenue1191 HAROLD, Debra ............... 3553 Wilson Avenuc1291 HARRIS, Alice .1 , . . . . . .. . .3282 Bowling Green Court 1251 HARRIS, Paul .......... 122 East University Avenuc1191 HARRIS, Robert .............. 260 Piedmont Avenue1191 HARVEY, Robert ............. 266 Bodmann Avenue1191 HAYNES, Linda. .............. 1631 Harrison Avenue1141 HAZLEY, Pauline ............ 658 Glenwood Avenue1291 HEMMITT. Esther .............. 357 Hearne Avenue 1291 HENNEKES, Karen ............ 2568 Beekman Street 1251 HENRY, Edna .................. 127 Goodman Street 1191 HENSON, Anna ................. 3113 Ahrens Street1191 HILL, Gloria. .................... 3553 Eden Avenue1291 HILL; Lenora ..................... 559 Blair Avenue 1291 HOFF, Margaret ................ 3415 Robb Avenue 1111 HOLLAND, Gwendolyn ........... 1047 Dana. Avenue 1291 HOWARD, Gwendolyn ......... 2815 Euclid Avenue1191 HUBBARD, William ........... 524 Hickman Avenue1291 HUFFJ Beatrice ............... 4. .2205 Victor Street1191 HUNLEY, Hazel .................. 2409 Vine Strect1191 HURD, Judy .................... 2354 Victor Street1191 HURT, Betty Jo ................... 1901 State Avenue 141 I INMAN, Donna ............... 1542 Waverly Avenue 1141 J JACKSON, Anthony ............... 236 Helen Street1291 JACKSON, Carole ............ 702 Glenwood Avenue1291 JACKSONJ Dollie ................ 123 Parker Street1191 JACKSON, George ............... 123 Parker Street1191 JACKSON, Terry .............. 696 Gholson Avenue1291 JEFFRIES, Maxine ........... . ..... .3 Estelle Street1191 JOHNSON, Carol ........... 2311 Maplewood Avenue 1191 JORDAN, David .................... 11 West Street 1201 K KELLEM, Gary ............... 2553 West McMiken1141 fembr Directory KEPPELV Walter ................ 2309 Ciifton Avenue 1191 KIRK, Margaret .................. 1908 Knox Street1141 KOVAL, Mlchael ................ 241 Calhoun Strect1191 KUHLMAN, Richard ......... 2719 Glendom Avtnuc1191 L LAKES, Linda ................ 2371 Chikasaw Street1191 LANIER, Jessie ............ 3585 Van Antwerp Place 1291 LEIGH, Roy .................... 3114 Ahrens Street1191 LENZER, Patricia .............. 2248 Wheeler Street1191 LETT, Robert ................. 1819 Denham Street 1251 LOHRUM, Thomas ........... 3241 Jefferson Avenue1201 LONG, Linda .................... 2617 Vine Street1191 M MAHAN, F1oyd ................. 2594 Scegar Avenue 1251 MALONEY, Melvennia . . . . . . . . .2336 Chicasaw Street 1191 MANNING, Susan ............... 3327 Bishop Street1201 MASON, Damel ..................... 713 Ridgeway1291 MATLOCK, Raymond ........ 2631 Highland Avenue1191 McELROY, Nancy ................ 3227 Vine Street1201 McGINNIS, Barbara ............ 314- Emming Street MEIER, Michael .................. 227 Bosley Street 1191 MEYER, Diana ................. 48 Lakewood Avenue 1201 MICHELSON, Gerald ............ 2538 Ravina Street MILLER, Gary .................. 337 Warner Street1191 MILLS, Julius ................. 3131 Gilbert Avenue MILLS, Linda ..................... 137 Lyon Street1191 MITCHELL, Joan ................. 215 Lyon Street1191 MITCHELL, Marvin ............. 573 Howe11 Avenue 1201 MOLEN, James ............... 2926 Jefferson Avenue1191 MOORE, Charles ................. 2624 Eden Avenue 1191 MOORE, Frances ................. 634 Union Street1291 MOORE, Ruth ................. 3125 Reading Road1291 MOORE, Thomas ........... 3590 Van Antwerp Place MORRIS, John ............... 2844 Marshall Avenue 1251 MULLINS, Doretha .......... 3469 E. Millvalc Circle 1251 MULLINS, John ............. 3469 E. Millvalc Circle 1251 MURRELL, Leslie ................. 13 Estelle Street1191 N NEAL, Rosa. ................... 3477 Wilson Avenue 1291 NELSON, Darlene ............. 628 Rockdalc Avcnue1291 NELSON, Donald ................ 2511 Ohio Avenue1191 NEUBACHER, Jacqueline ........ 3150 Ahrens Street1191 NEVILLE, Glenn ................ 417 Warner Street1191 NIEDEREGGER, Lois ......... 2319 Stratford Avenue 1191 NIXON, Sylvia ................. 2909 Vaughn Street1191 P PEEKS. Theodore ................ 1525 Burdette Court 161 PENNINGTON, John ........... 2417 Clifton Avenue 1191 PERSON, Raymond ........... 2247 McGregor Place1191 PETRA, Barbara ............... 2210 Eureka Terrace 1191 FINDER, Dorothea ............ 956 C1evcland Avenue 1291 POPE, Sarah .................. 2916 Seminole Street1191 PUTHOFF, William ................ 2271 Rice Street1191 Q QUICK, Robert ................ 3495 Burnet Avenue 1291 QUINLAN, Sheryl .................. 401 Ada Strcct1191 R RADER, Emmary ........ 2928 Massachusetts Avenue 1251 REECE, Delmas ................... 2234 Flora Street 1191 REYNOLDS, Ronald ......... 1645 Baltimore Avenue 1251 RICHARDSON, Ralph ......... 1781 Sycamore Street 1101 RICHMOND, Glenna ............ 610 Straight Street1191 RITTER, Gilbert ................. 1916 Young Street1191 ROARK, Phyllis ............ 325 W. McMillan Street1191 ROGERS, Terry ................... 2705 Vine Street 1191 ROGERS, William ............................... RUNION, Jacqueline ............. 2609 Eden Avenue 1191 173 S SAVAGE, Ciinton .............. 2113 Burnet Avenue1191 SCHAEFER, Margaret ......... 1621 Waverly Avenue1141 SCHEHR, Barbara ................. 2169 Sohn Street1191 SCHELL, Carol ............... 2707 Glendora Avenue 1191 SGHERMBECK, Carolyn ........ 3456 Ruther Avenuc1201 SCHOOLCRAFT, Pauline ........... 140 Lyon Strect1191 SCOTT, Betty Sue .. . . . . . . . . . .2376 Fair View Avenuc1191 SEIBEL, Joyce .................... 3664 Vine Street1201 SELKIRK, Dorine ............. 129 Dorchester Street1191 SHANKS, Susan ............... 3644 Dawson Avenue 1231 SHIELDS, Sandra ............ 2546 University Court1191 SMART, Douglas ................ 301 Hearne Avenue 1291 SMITH, Charlene ................ 456 Warner Street1191 SMITH, Gwendolyn ............. 3749 Norwich Lane 1201 SMITH, James ............ 921 William H. Taft Road SMITH, John ................... 526 Clinton Springs1291 SMITH, Pamela .................. 2707 Eden Avenue 1191 SMITH, Robert ................. 217 Heame Avenue1291 SMITHI Samuel ................ 1735 Sutter Avenue 1251 SNEED, Nancy .................. 2500 Vera Avenue 1371 SPRINGER, Marvin ............ 3435 Beekman Street 1231 STANFORTH, Sally ........... 1603 Waverly Avenue 1141 STEELE, Coreant- ................ 214 Heame Avenue 1291 STEELE, Gloria ................... 2261 Vine Strect1191 STEFFENS, Jean ................. 33 Conklin Street1l91 STEINMETZ, Jane ............. 2363 Clifton Avenue1191 STEPHENS, Eddie ................. 1917 Lillie Place 1231 STEWARD, Ann ................... 3581 Dick Street 1201 STRAUSBAUGH, Bonnie ........ 387 Probasco Street 1201 STRUNK, Glenda ............. 2718 Stratford Avenue 1201 SUHR, Helen ................... 2148 Ravina Street 1141 SULLIVAN, Robert ............... 3542 Irving Street T TALBOT, Charlene ............. 2425 Clifton Avenue1141 TAYLOR, Cornelia .......... 3645 Washington Avenue 1291 TAYLOR, Deico .................. 305 Elland Circle1291 THOMAS, Betty .............. 838 Lexington Avenue 1291 THOMPSON, Edward ............. 3140 Savoy Place1291 THOMPSON, Herbert ......... 870 Glenwood Avenue1291 THORNTON, Donna. ............ 3508 Burnct Avenue1291 THROWER, Larry .............. 357 Heame Avenue1291 TOLBERT, Dorothy ............ 3436 Ruther Avenue1201 TOLLE, Virginia ............... 2434 Copelan Street1191 TUDOR, Robert ................. 344 Emming Street1191 V VESPER, Virginia ............... 2686 Hillvista Lane W WAGERS, William ................. 2710 Coy Street1191 WALKER, John .............. 2809 Jefferson Avenue1191 WALLACE, Claude ............... 125 Dorsey Street 1101 WALTERS, Floyd ............... 270 Mohawk Strect1141 WARD, Henry ............... 245 Lexington Avenue1291 WARREN, Carolyn ................ 2471 Paris Street1191 WEBER, Cherie ................ 2901 Probasco Court1201 WEISHAUPT, Sandra .............. 653 Riddle Road1201 WEST, Carolyn ................ 2119 Bumet Avcnue1191 WILEY, Beverly .............. 504 Glenwood Avenuc1291 WILISCH, Robert ........ 3011 W. McMicken Avenue 1251 WILLIAMS, Bonita. ........... 530 Ridgeway Avenue1291 WILLIAMS, George ............. 3015 Ahrens Street1191 WILSON, Edward .................. 811 Mann P1ace1291 WISSMAN, Paul ............ 2717 Observatory Avenue 181 WORKMAN, Charles ....... 20 W. University Avenue1191 WORKMAN, Ray .......... 20 W. University Avenue 1191 WRIGHT, Patricia ................. 23 Shirley Drive 1171 WYATT, Sheila. ............... 56 W. Charlton Street1191 Y YARRELL, Matthew ............. 223 Forest Avenue1291 I ndex A Page Advertisements ................................. 166-171 Alumnal Association ................................ 165 ANNUAL Staff ................................ 104-105 nArsenic and Old Lace11 .......................... 98-99 Art Department .................................. 24-33 Assistant Principal, Junior High .................... 15-34- Assistant Principal, Senior High ...................... 15 B Band, Junior ...................................... 152 Band, Senior Baseball ....................................... 124-128 Basketball, Junior High ............................. 163 Basketball, Reserve ................................. 122 Basketball, Varsity ............................. 118-121 BoysI Ensemble .................................... 158 Business Education ................................. 23 C Cheerleaders, Junior High ........................... 146 Cheerleaders, Senior High ........................... 96 Cmnmcnccment 1963 ............................... 57 Counselors ........................................ 16 Cross Country .............................. . ....... 110 E Eighth Grade .................................. 147-150 Eighth Grade Choir ................................ 159 English Department ........................... 17,32, 34 F Football, Junior High .............................. 162 Football, Reserve .................................. 116 Football, Varsity ............................... 111-115 Foreign Language Department ....................... 22 French Club ...................................... 88 Freshman Choir ................................... 159 Future Business Leaders of AmErica .................. 82 Future Teachers of America ......................... 82 G Gargoyle SLaFf ................................. 102-103 German Club ...................................... 89 Girls Athletic Associtaion ........................ 132- 137 Girls Ensemble .................................... 15 Girls Sports, Junior High ........................... 161 H Health Careers Club ................................ 86 Health Department ................................. 28 Hi-Y ............................................. 83 Home Economics Department ........................ 27 Honor League .................................... 80-81 Honor Society, Junior High146 Honor Society, Senior High .......................... 79 Huzettes .......................................... 83 I Industrial Arts Department .......................... 26 Intramurals ....................................... 131 174 J Junior Council on World Affairs ...................... 90 Junior High Science Club ........................... 160 Juniors ....................................... 60,65, 74 L Library ........................................... 18 M Majorettes ........................................ 96 MathematiCS Department ............................ 19 Merchandising Club ................................ 86 Merry-Go-Round ............................... 100- 101 Music Department ................................. 25 N Ninth Grade ................................... 14-1-144- Nurse ............................................ 31 O OHice Secretaries ................................ 31, 34- P Patrons1 Page ...................................... 164 Pep Club ........................................ 84-85 Physical Education Department ...................... 29 Popularity P011 ................................... 48-51 Principal ........................................ 14, 34 S Sages ............................................. 97 Science Department ................................ 20 Senior Choir ..................................... 94-95 Senior Class Committee Heads ....................... 39 Senior Class Officers ............................... 38 Senior Class Sponsors ............................... 39 Senior Directory ................................ 172-173 Seniors .................................... 40-47, 52-56 Seventh Grade .................................. 153-156 Social Studies Department ........................... 21 Sophomores ...................................... 66-74 Spanish Club ...................................... 89 Special Education .................................. 30 Stage Crew ....................................... 91 Student Assistants ............................... 106- 107 Student Council, Junior High ........................ 140 Student Council, Senior High ......................... 78 Swimming, Junior High ............................. 162 Swimming, Varsity ................................. 117 T Tennis ............................................ 129 Thespians ......................................... 97 Track ............................................ 123 W Wrestling ......................................... 130 Y Y-Teens .......................................... 87