Hughes High School - Hughes Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 186 of the 1972 volume:

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Mr. Dupree keeps busy every day with the tasks of supervising the entire staff of teachers and guiding the student body. Mr. Dupree believes that social functions should be held at school as long as students act in a mature way. As a result, for the first time in several years, Hughes has had dances at night following ball games. 19 Adminislralive Five Assisi Principal Mr. Dupree has five well-qualified assistants to perform various duties under him. Together they make an outstanding administrative team for Hughes High SchooL Mr. Charles Williams is in charge of the ninth grade; Mr. Obadiah Williams, tenth grade; Mr. Robert Galvin, eleventh grade; and Mr. Major McNeil, twelfth grade. Mrs. Mary Baughman serves in a new capacity this Mary Baughman 20 year, that of administrator for the Vocational Education Program. Mr. Galvin and Mr. McNeil are new this year. Mr. Galvin comes from Sawyer Junior High. Mr. McNeil. who accompanied Mr. Dupree from Taft, coordinates all student activities. The activity program has been greatly expanded under Mr. McNeiI's enthusiastic leadership. Obadiah Williams ..0'.'.bt I . ...550.. r -' .,.,n0'f . .o ...50 vr Charles Williams Robert Galvin 21 Counselors Worked Harder Than Ever at Problems Created by New Schedule Thomas Phillips 22 Scheduling students for the 1971-72 school year presented a greater challenge than ever before for the counselors. This was because class time for regular courses had to be reduced to only three quarters. To fill the other quarter, students had to be placed in mini- courses, other short-term courses, or study hall. Also, new programs, like vocational education and DPPF, were included in student scheduling this year. In addition to guiding students into suitable programs, the counselors spend much time in advising them about their problems. Mr. Gordon, the newest member of the counseling staff, works with certain ninth, tenth and eleventh graders. as does Miss Reed. Mrs. Chale and Mr. Bruemmer advise seniors and certain juniors. Mr. Phillips works with certain students in grades nine and ten. Mrs. Powell and Mr. Cloud offer vocational guidance. Mr. Stapanian coordinates all activities. Joe Cloud Arlevia Powell Walter Gordon Donald Bruemmer Martha Reed Myron Stapanian, Coordinator Roberta Lee, Nurse 23 Charlene Wagner 24 Coleman Brown 1 Ann Moore Marie Jones Joe Meyer Students Get Involved al Learning Center and in Vocalional Education The Learning Center became a great success this year. Students were intrigued by the program and asked how they could join Many people thought that the Center was just for students who were experiencing troubles in their studies. 0n the contrary, the Center was open to anyone who might benefit from additional instruction and vocational information. Many students joined the program for enrichment purposes. The Center offered opportunities for learning in many subjects. New materials used by the Center included slides. filmstrips, movies, transparencies. pamphlets. tapes, books, and programmed materials. Channel Nine News taped sessions from the Lear- ning Center to present on its six o'clock news report. Activities were also taped for use in education classes at the University of Cincinnati. Several U. C. students worked as tutors in the Center. Geared to vocational needs. the Vocational Educa- tion Program attracted many students. This curriculum offered such courses as Teacher Aide, Child Care, Construction Technology, Health Careers, and Commercial Hospitality, most of which met for three bells each day. The Teacher Aide class went on assignment to various schools in the community. Students actually worked as teacher aides in the classrooms at Saint Monica, Saint George, Clifton, and Fairview Schools. The Child Care class was assigned to various day care centersthroughout the community and started helping at the centers soon after school began Iastfall. Building a house in the old boyst gym was the main project of the Construction Technology class. In Commercial Hospitality. students learned about hospitality for profit. Health Careers students set up a replica of an infirmary in order to practice duties of people in various health careers. Nedra Scott ,' , Jule Fey Bruce Gerke m mu ; a w- umlIINNh Juania Glass Mary Wagner William Pleiman 25 Robert Sunderman Judith Hughes Robert Ramey Four Departmenls Provide Leadership for Learning Mr. Turner coordinates the work of dedicated faculty members in the Special Education Department. In the Foreign Language Department, students choose from French, Spanish and Latin. Three teachers comprise the Home Economics Department, which involves many girls in home- making activities. For music lovers at Hughes, Mr. Smith and Mr. Pate conduct classes in instrumental and vocal music. These students perform on many community programs. Arizona Barnes Elvin Turner Nena Womer Leola Reynolds. Latin , J3; 1579f .ELK .5 Delores Waller, Home Economics Virginia Miller. Home Economics Barbara WhaFen. Home Economics . James K, Smith. Instrumental Music Arthur Pate, Jr., Vocal Music 27 g...- William Adams, Driver Training Helen Hug hes. Health Willard Hundemer, Health 28 Craig Bowman, Physical Education Larry Cox. Physical Education Various Subiecls Offer Praclical Help Teachers of health. physical education. driver training. and industrial arts offer instruction and training important to all students. These subjects fill real needs in their lives. Good health is essential to their happiness and success. A systematic program of hysical education develops vigor and vitality. Prac- tically all students are potential automobile drivers. What they learn in class about handling a car and driving defensively, courteously, and safely prepares them for the future. Richard Krieger Huey Newsom Membership in industrial arts classes is no longer limited to young men. Girls are finding that the classes have value for them, too. New courses have been added to the curriculum- automotive engines and photography. Work in elec- tricity, woods, metals, and graphic arts shops gives students vocational training as well as skills for use in the home. Many career-minded young men study mechanical drawing and architectural design. Clifford Eng Vilal DPPF Classes Are the Answer The DPPF Program, coordinated by Mr. Frazier, is designed primarily for tenth graders. Remediation, enrichment, and motivation are the goals of the program here at Hughes. Its main objectives are to prevent loss of credit and to provide a different reaming environment with the school for pupils who reject traditional routines and methods of teaching. A capable staff of teachers and understanding aides assist students on an individualized basis in such subject areas as math. science. social studies English, and reading. Mary Gladden Bennie Jackson Gienn Miller 0w '1 KWI h, ' ,Ari'I'A' a mum 4 M h i n ,. -Hh.v Eliora Muldrow 36W Maddox Edith Norman Carrie Underwood Frances Foster 30 Teachers' Day, Always Long Show us how !0 twirl fire. Miss Derfus! Mary and Annie manage a moment of conversation. The school day finally ends. Lefs go home! 31 Dennis Murphy Peggy Tibbets Annie Comor Rheba Clark JoAnne Vitali James Smumiller English Department Features New Courses Training for specific vocational uses of English and speed reading. study skills and newswriting are some for effective speaking and writing skills are the major of the popular ones. goals of the English Department. now headed by Miss The department sponsors trips to the PIayhouse-in- Brueneman. Radio, television, creative writing and the-Park. This year students saw Hamlet and Life With newspaper work are examples of careers in com- Father and actually participated in Five on the Black municative arts. Several courses deal with film-making Hand Side. and the acting profession. For individual needs, students use the resources of With the new quarter system comes a group of mini- the library and the Learning Center. course helpful to many students. Black literature, 32 Nancy Harley Mary Kean Dare Miller :1 f Lu. Mary Brueneman Mary Ginn Linda Rice Matilda Pennington, Librarian 33 6Jk+c 360+ ?g g '711- 3; x Lawrence Pucke, Mathematics Susan Brown, Mathematics Robert Murphy. Science Nora Walton. Mathematics Harold Stier, Mathematics Orlando Henderson, Science Evander Cherry. Science Bobby Parsons, Science Richard Longbons. Science William Copenhaver. Science Winsome Bacon. Science Sludenls Gain Insights Inlo Malhemalical and Scientific Knowledge N030H2 - CHNO3 - CH2N03 Blast! Oh well not everyone can be good at chemistry. Perhaps he prefers dissecting sharks in the zoology lab, If his interest lies In the study, of energy, he might try the physics lab, where experiments involving light, sound, and electricity are conducted every day. Biology. botany and physiology complete the science curriculum. Knowledge of mathematics qualifies a person for many jobs and for college entrance. Practical math is useful in every phase of life. Concerned math teachers use a variety of teaching methods to interest their students and help them to make progress in their courses, all the way up to calculus. Helen Betty Newman. Science 36 Curriculum Contains Cultural and Vocational Courses Rhoda Steward, Business Carole Murrell. Business 'gT X v. - i. '7 q The demands of the business world for capable employees have become more important than ever. The Business Department trains students to prepare them for future jobs in the business world, Typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, and office machines are among the subjects offered. in social studies classes this year, the upcoming Presidential election became a major topic of study. Now that the voting age has been lowered to eighteen, this issue is more important than ever. Many students will be able to exercise their rights as voters by casting ballots. Mr. Walther and Mr. Brown, art teachers. direct student-inspired projects in their art classes. Leathercraft, photography and op art attract many students. The whole school enjoys all the colorful poster displays. Albert Kelly. Business Geraldine Thomas, Business Rilda Burlew, Business Lyna Elfis, Business . MW Gulf ?thbib Had: I m fnuan. Mark Hanna. Social srudies Thomas Mitchell, Social Studies 9', 1 Ronald Bieder. Social Studies Browne Jefferson. Social Studies Donald Underwood. Social Studies William Hawkins. Social Studies Lionel Brown, Art John Walther, Art .mhdlclghi Jlxlmnupur sun WU Some of the hardest-working peopie at Hughes are the members of the secretarial staif. WelI-trained and helpiul. they keep everything running smoothly. Miss Carrie Kohrmann is Mr. Dupreeis secretary. Other secretaries perform many duties for the assistant principals and the counselors. Some work in the library and with attendance records. Mrs. Cryer is the school treasurer. LEI. Mildred Overman Vivian Berry Violet Wolf Charlene Diserens Joyce Cargile Ollice and Cafeteria Helpers Do Their Thing Mrs. McKinley, cafeteria manager. and her staff provide lunch for students and faculty members throughout the year. With the Federal Lunch Program in effect. students may buy lunch at a low cost. Meat. vegetables, salads and desserts. aIOng with bread, cold or hot drinks. and sometimes special dishes make weiI-balanced meals for hungry Huzites. Alrna Hopkins Marjorie Cryer, Treasurer Cafeteria Staff is supervised by Mrs. Darlene McKinley Gem. Lillian Novick, Neighborhood Youth Corps Sharon Williams. Speech Therapist Wilbur Scott. Richard Watson, Eugene Webb. SecurityAides James Warren, Resource Officer Barbara Payton, Beatryce Reese, Pete Carcifero. Custodian . . g Security Aide Security Aide Shepherd Ross, James Hall. Custodian SeCun'ty Aide , . g r 3,- 59 All Kinds OI Studies This year's curriculum has the most variety ever offered at Hughes. Many new subjects are vocational and. therefore, quite practical. In the past, most of the vocational courses have been just for young men. However. this year. classes in nursing, child care, hospitality, and teacher aides have attracted many young ladies Those interested in academic studies choose ad- ditional subjects in mass media, art, literature and language. Yes, Hughes has something for everyone. Miss Ginn helps a student with Spanish verb. Are Offered Here Wonder what Melvin's getting ready to survey? .rA-h Linda Schmidt ' L N J Mr. Henderson knows all about bugs. Don't you think it's a little long? English students attend Playhouse in the Park. After the play, everyone is anxiousto get back to schooL 42 43 Students Engage in Song, Ari, Rhythm Whether it is song, art, or rhythm, students manage to do their thing. The Featherettes do their thing whether it is on the football field or on the basketball court. Lillian Crawford expresses herself through art. Earlier in the year she held a one-woman art exhibition in the learning center. Other artists held exhibitions in the front hall. Those who are music-minded at heart choose the choir as a means of expressing their talents; Lillian Crawford staged a one-lady Art Show! Getting things together for an Art display, 44 '72 is the year of doing your own thing . . . And the Featherettes are doing theirs, all in step. The camera never lies . . . Black is Beautiful! 45 HUGHES ENSEMBLE-It's the best! Here are two good reasons to be an M. 0 Hughes Develops Talents of Students Students are urged to develop their talents, whatever they may be. Supervised by Mr. Smith and Mr. Pate. band and choir members develop their musical talents. Dramatics classes are available for those interested in any aspect of stage production. Leadership potential is displayed by student speakers at assemblies. 46 INSTRUMENTAL ENSEMBLEW Bottom Row: Rodney Napier, guitar: Greg Williams, bass; Tim Napier. bass; Fred Meadows, drums; Michaef Davis. drums. Top How: Davy Collins. trombone and guitar: William Cotton, trumpet; Paul Godfrey, saxophone; Michael Thompson, trumpet and conga: Daryl Elliot, guitar. -- I' . : L... BOYS' GLEE CLUB Botiom Row: James Dixon, Ernest Earner. James Maurice Meador, Joe Floundtree. Top Row: Gilbert Driver. Ricki Williams. Jenkins, Kenny Hicks, Floyd Johnson. Row 2: Jonathan HilE. Rueben Hill, Anthony Pate. James Fletcher, Grady Butler, Michael Ellington, Stan Wilson. Michael Johnson. Ken Goodgames, Douglas Porter. Garland Gibson, AIbertBlasingame. 47 Huziles Perform, Also Ohio Players A big hit with Hughes students was the Ohio Players Concert held in October. After four years in the business, this popular group is sure that they can make it to the top. Many Huzites performed at special events throughout the year. Football games offered op- . h A h portunities for the band to show its musical talents. Senior Chorale entertains many times during the year, The Big Red Marching Band adds highlights to Central State's Homecoming! 4E The Ohio Players felt no pain as they turned out a Hughes Assembly Phyllis Hinton. a fine example of '72 talent. Instrumental ensembie getting things under way. 49 Chamber Singers make beautitul muslc. Thanksgiving Prog ram It's Thanksgiving, man, give me a break! Levon Presshay. pretty narrator. Two groups of Senior Choir I are combined here. 50 :7 t; Choir officers coordinate different groups. Music Fills the Air The Chamber Singers displayed their musical talents at a variety of functions. Appearances at school included the Thanksgiving and Christmas assemblies and the Merry-Go-Round. In October. their annual performance was held at the United Methodist Church just across from Hughes. 0 Bella Fusa was sung at the District XII Solo and Ensemble Contest held in March at Miami University. The group also performed in the AIl-City Festival at Music Hall this spring. Everywhere You Go, There's Music Linda Pegg and Marvin Shelton. stars of the dramatics class. The New Vibration was the one at the '71 From. ching Band. z' The Junior Band has to practice hard to become the Big Red Mar 52 I told you, man. Thanksgiving isn't on the 25th of December. The Chamber Singers help to dedicate our new gym. Whether you're at a prom, an assembly, or a game, music plays an important part in the program. Games, assemblies, concerts, and parades are some of the many occasions when talented musicians and dancers present entertainment for students and the community. A performance by the Chamber Singers highlighted the dedication of the new gym last spring. 53 Band Coniribules lo HaIf-Iime Festivities HaIf-time at games tends to be the most enjoyable part of the event. Performances by the band, majorettes, Featherettes, and Cheerleaders enliven the spirit of everyone at the game. Those who are losing as t well as those who are winning benefit from these t festivities. After those tense moments during the game, haIf-time offers an opportunity to loosen up and relax to the music the band is playing. '72 will never forget the Beautiful Majorettest Michael Davis knows the beat of 72'2 Our cheerleaders are the leaders of the Big Red talent. Hughes is full 0! Beautitul things. and these beautiful 5t Featherettes are mil of talent The Big Red '72 Marching Band is proudiy presented. ' Lorraine Wile and Chan Cooper. two of the Modern Dance group. Mr. Pate has done it again. The Authenties! 56 r ewgggf. mm... o. Entertainment is the Name of lhe Game Entertainment is the name of the game around Hughes. Musical groups as well as dance groups perform at assemblies and outside events. The Authentics have been active throughout the year. Their Christmas activities included participating, along with other area high schools, in the Holiday Spectacular held at Taft Theatre. Auditioning for Kings Island, All- City Festival. and cutting a record are among their many activities. An Arthur Pate original. Gotta Get You Off My Mindi', will be their next record. Whoever said Hughes doesn't have its thing together has never seen the Majorettes. . ,3; Cold now. but wait until things get started! Many Kinds of Talent Displayed Here Jeffrey Davis is all for Liberation. Believe it or not, these young ladies are talented electricians. mmn .uu . u u h A.;:1Al.'lJ No wonder you're the crap king! 58 Vernitta Douthitt wishes everyone a Merry Christmas In Latin. Let's sing some Christmas carats. Hey, Man, are we in time for the Thanksgiving dinner? Where have I seen that face before?? .20 '1 0.3. 59 23 1 I 1 I A I x: :- . i1 I V I 1 I I. W. - 1 K, . 5K , ' . - 7 , . 'i N .. S41. Winona Battle, Pat Harris, Bernadette Mitchell. Stephanie Mays. '71 Merry-Go-Round- Trlppln' Oul Modern Dancers do Young. Gifted and Black . A COUDle 0f soloists entertain. The Pony Chorus dances to Raindrops . Larry Connally solos with uSpinning Wheel . A that applause is for Kharen Davis and Reggie Williams. Featherettes handle hoops skillfully. Talent ls Everywhere Wendell Anderson Debbie Brinson Boys' Week Representative Girls' Week Representative Football taiem goes on WCET. Reserve cheerleaders display talent, S2 Young men on drilr team check with their captain. , IFS beautiful! Raisin in the Sun was a big hit last spring. She's talented on the typewriter. Always Do Your BesI -Thal's Our Mono 63 ggcavf . . .. 65 With the choosing of Dawning of New Vibrations as the theme of the '71 Prom. committees started working out details for this important social event. Music Hall Ballroom was chosen as the site of the dance. Decorations were planned and musicians, contracted for. invitations were ordered and chaperones, obtained. Finally. prom king and queen candidates were elected by the seniors. All was in readiness for the coronation of Queen Jackie Cunningham and King Jerry Rocquemore. The Haywood Family The mUSiG W3s great! Anticipation runs high. The end of a perfect prom. 67 History Club learned a for about Washlngton. Many Kinds of Clubs Allracl Members Girls now belong m Hl-Y! With Mrs. Bertha Jones and Mrs. Barbara Peters as sponsors, the History Club provides enrichment of classroom history experiences. The club made a trip to Washington, D. C.. in May. Hi-Y became a co-ed club this year. Mr. Turner was the sponsor. Both teachers and studems joined the Art Club to have fun in art activities. Mr. Pucke and several students enjoyed playing chess on Tuesdays and Fridays after school. The It's Academid' team represented the school in December. 68 Members 0! Chess Club are: Greg Davis, President: Fred Meadows. Team Captain: Eugene Carter, Darryi Johnson, Roy Love. Michael Murphy Mr. Pucke, Sponsor. They competed in the Greater Cincinnati Chess League. consisting of sixteen teams. Miss Bacon sponsored W's Academic . ii ' ,1 ' ' '1 , , 7 Pocahontas Club Adds New Members Mrs. Moore returned as sponsor of Pocahontas Club and encouraged more girrs to join the group. Activities of the club mainly promote school spirit and attendance at ball games. New officers beginning in February were: Barbara Roberson, president; Doretha Coker. Betty Oden, co-vice-presidents; Tabra Thomas, secretary; Pearl EasJey, Tabra Thomas, co-treasurers; Josie Baker, social chairman; Deborah Miller, publicity chairman. Annual staffers find an excuse to go out! Student Council Officers: John Wilson. Rodney Jones. Wendell Anderson Lorraine Wile. 7U Student Councn conducted a drive for canned goods to give to needy families on Thanksgiving Pocahontas Club Officers: Lorraine Wile. Deborah White, Tabra Thomas. mu. ME THE um: ZWIEED . Promote school spIrIl-that's the purpose of Pocahontas Club. w X r 71 Let's listen In on their conversation! Annuai subscribers sold Nip I. Murmu- kvun Black Student Union increased its membership this year. 72 New Adviser Takes Charge ol H-Club H-Club, which consists of anyone who has earned a letter in a varsity sport, was headed this year by Coleman Brown. who also serves as a hall monitor. H-Club members served as monitors at sociaf and sporting events in and around Hughes. Supervised by Mr. Harris, Big Red monitors helped visitors find parking spaces, directed them to various parts of the new gym, and handled student crowds at pep rallies. Proud athletes work together in H-Club, mama w: , $?a- rrull . gwu II! I ' ill An H-Club member acts as monitor at stadium. 73 31 AIM: '4: NAME .m: sni'ncro AL r . a :v . n V' JJ-KJEVES NA-i: M uh QUE UILULM N hiRHlSDh 'FDPD Jh NELE TORB D, PIE: 5 EHRISTIAN ' LRT SdRDDER L t. STEINMAN HESEHKL --- na-lg ynag: -'nuwr4u? m m. nuamu: EEEMM e um . . . EUROPEAN CLUB How 1: Gail Black, Eugene Carter. Greg Alexander, Gary Bowden. Erlc Jackson, - David Schrand, Mis Dare Miller, Sponsor. Row 2: Phyllis Tolliver. Marilyn White, H 9 hes c. b Slngs Phyllis Dace. DeborZh Grier, Angela Horton, Gale Campbell. Marietta Anderson, I! U p, Up and Away Pep Club Executive Board is headed by Tommy BrooksA Sponsored by Miss Dare Miller, the European Club was organized last spring. During the summer and fall, the group sold Turtles and Pepsi Cola to get funds. Having obtained passports and packed their suitcases, these excited students left on December 26. After sight-seeing in New York City, they left on a Pan- American 747 for London. For two weeks, the group toured Germany, the Netherfands, Belgium, France, Switzerland, Italy. Austria, and Lichtenstein. All agreed their European trip was fantastic. K. Goodgames, M. Davis, R. Jones. W. Anderson. 74 Photo Club, Nurse's Aides Are New Interest in photography by several students prompted the formation of a Photo Club. Mr. Campbell. graphic arts teacher, and Mr. Galvin, assistant prin- cipal, worked with club members. Mrs. Lee, school nurse, realized the need for some student help. Several students offered to become aides in her office. A very important group at Hughes is the Stage Crew. They spend much time and effort in helping Mr. Dennis Murphy with all stage events. Mrsi Lee appreciates help of eldest Photo Club was new at Hughes this year. 75 New Uniforms for Good Grooming Club Sponsored by Mn Cherry, the Good Grooming Club presented several fashion shows; Last fall during Boys' Week and in March during Girls' Week. the club wentto Heinold Junior High School. On March 14, club members staged a show at Heberle Elementary School. The show emphasized various aspects of good grooming-make-up, hair styles, and appropriate clothes for different occasions. A During Black History Week, the Good Grooming Club sponsored Afro-American dress-up day. The highfight of the year was the fashion show given on March 29 for Hughes students. GOOD GROOMING CLUB Flow 1: P, Thrasher, D. Brinson. S. Mallory. S. Mays. E. Nixson. G, Thompson. Row 2: D. Orr, M. Harris, H, Dreams, L. Edwards. K. Hogue, Be Pryor. G. Larkins, S. McMillan. F. RosemondA Row 3: K. Goodgames, M. Daniels. De Campben. L. Wiles, A. Harrell, A. Manor. Ge Layne, R. Meeks, L. Pressley. Star-gazingl A happy pair! Enjoying the party! Masquerade Party on '71 Social Calendar With increased emphasis on social activities this year, G.A.A. sponsored a masquerade party on October 29 in the girls' gym. This new type of dance for Hughes students attracted a large crowd. ' Those in attendance were beautiful or unusual costumes. The best ones received prizes. Guests enjoyed refreshments and dancing. CV x How did they get together! A ghost walks tonight! Shehs all tired out! 77 Charter Members Organize Society For Senior Men A new organization came into being this year at Hughes known as Delta Pi Honor Society. Delta Pi consists of fourteen senior young men chosen in their junior year on the basis of grades, activities and leadership. The purpose of the organization is to promote high scholastic achievement and good school citizenship within its members. Under the direction of Mr. Arthur Pate. Delta Pi should prove useful in promoting good student-teacher relations. P I J Y i '- t mt. i ' '5'. I a . i K'. . 4:? h ' ' - HA; : :- w : 1 , I r .t ..,.. .5: I. 3 t i. 9 9 I i T :- i i h f ,.' -. .- - uh A A h A E h A DELTA PI-Boitom Row: Jonathan Hill, Anthony Barrier. James Jenkins, Hosea Edmonds. Maurice Meador. Mr. Pate. sponsor. Top How: Sidney Mason, Mike Johnson, Mike Murphy. Jack Robinson, Stan Foster. Fred Meadows. Ken Goodgames, Steve Halley. Greg Alexander. Mike Murphy thinks the floor is a good place to do his work of lettering a poster advertisingiDelta Pi's Big Red Button Dance. 78 New and Old Together Form Omega Pi Omega Pi initiates totaled 21: Theresa Allen, Debbie Brinson, Marian Brown, Gail Campbell. Deborah Carpenter, Jorinda Clemons, Lillian Crawfordt Rochelle Davis, Theresa Duhart. Marilyn Evans, Theresa Harvey, Angela Jordan, Crycelia Layne. Gale Layne, JoAnne Mercer. Deborah Motley. Gail Mundy, Eudora Nixson. Jackie Owens, Sarah Riddle, Linda Waiz. OMEGA Pl-Bottom Row: Mrs, Annie Comor. sponsor; Camala Hager. Middle Row: Letty Reifel. Michefe Ferris, Joyzell Friason, Pamela Rayney, Top Row: Pat Richmond, Linda Peak. Debra Ball, Debra Hunter. Clifrean Adams. 2 NH LEAGUE IN 'Utx VEZD HHJ T WORLD Huzettes Honor Society was liquidated in January to form a new girls' honor society called Omega Pi. Along with the new name, twenty fnitiates were added to the list of Omega Pi members. The formation of the young men's honor society. Delta Pi, last spring prompted the name change. A bake sale was held on St. Patrick's Day to raise funds for the society's annual picnic held in late April. The new organization stresses the use of the school colors by requiring its members to wear red tank tops with the Omega Pi insignia in white over white blouses and white skirts or slacks. Mrs. Comor is the sponsor. 79 Everyone Spreads Chrisimas Cheer Mrs. Gladden and her homeroom catch the Christmas spirit with poinsettias. 80 BIG RED MONITORS Flow 1: Calvin Williams, Vincent Evans, Jerry Talbert, Virgil Williams. Maurice Meador. Row 2: Stan Foeter. John Wilson Row 3: Dave Borders, Dietrick McCoy, Wendell Anderson, Manuel Lewis, Gary Bowden. Lem Jenkins. Do you see the Christmas decorations? Some are traditional; others are brand new creations. All of them are beautiful and give Hughes a dressed-up Iook-in the halls. in the classrooms, in display cases, on doors, and in the auditorium. Do you hear the Christmas music? Some is coming from the choir room; some is coming from the band room; some even comes from foreign language rooms. The school librarians contributed handmade decorations. : Insighl, Now Part of HUGHES Scene A new organization came on the scene this year at Hughes known as the Insight Club. Insight was formed as a service club. whose function was to help needy organizations in and around Hughes. Among the pro- jects sponsored by Insight were the buying oi toys for Insight members take gifts to children. Insight is one of the largest ciubs at school. needy children at Christmas, helping to sponsor busses to games, the purchase of a school Christmas tree and a number of dances at school. Mr. Lionel Brown served as adviser to Insight. and Ray Hill was the president. At regular meeting, ciub plans a dance. -' k -r-:.:;-.;- 31 Candidates are presented at the game Homecoming '72 Mrs. Harley. Pep Club sponsor, uses a little help in seeing that everything goes off perfectly. Details. detalls! At right. top: Denise Kemper is happy Homecorning Queen, Below: Coulter is King! The homecoming dance was hetd in the Veronese Room at Hotel Alms. on January 28. 1972. following the Hughes- Courter Tech basketball game. Mrs. Foster helps students fix up for Christmas, The Christmas tree in the front hall was admired by everyone. Happiness Is Celebraling Christmas Everyone at Hughes gets into the Christmas spirit early in December. Musicians, dancers, and dramatists practice for the Christmas assembly. Young men on the drill team put on their toy soldier costumes. Art students make decorations. Spanish students trim the tree. Home ec classes bake cookies. Botany students create holiday objects out of holly, ivy, berries and other greenery. Giving to less fortunate ones takes on special meaning at Christmas. 83 Faculty members enjoy lunch in the snack shop. Mrs. Nedra Scott teaches the hospitality class. HospilaIin, Health Careers Classes Prosper Nurse's aides work at various hospitals. 85 Spanish Club Fred Meadows and Eugene Carter make beautiful pinata, which Miss Shook and Bobbi Ware hang In place Nina Slzemore is blindfolded before she breaks the traditional Christmas pinata. Then everyone scrambles for the candy that spills to the floor. Feliz Navidad! Bottom Row: Miss Shook, sponsor; Llnda Peak Nina Sizemore. Fred Meadows, Eugene Carter, Greg Davis. president, Top How: Veronica Partlove. Bobbi Ware. Vince BeIcamino, Letty Reifel. IN 1'5;le1? Hughes Student Council entertains visitlng students from Indian Hill High School. Ninth grade members: Ronny Chatman, Lee Gibbs, VIrgil Moore, Carmenlida Richardson. Jennifer Sally, Geneva Watkins. Council Compleles Aciivin-Filled Year The Student Council, a student-elected group. serves as chief mediator between the administration and the student body. The Council is made up of sixteen seniors and ten each from ninth. tenth and eleventh grades. Under the leadership of Wendell Anderson, president, and Mr. Underwood. adviser, the Council sponsored dances, skating parties, a student exchange with Indian Hill High School, and other activities. As representatives of Student Council, Ken Goodgames and Rodney Jones attended the meeting of the Cincinnati Council on World Affairs. Juniors: C. Cooper, Fl. Davis. 8. Hill, K. Miles. D. Moore, E. Pettway. T. Powell, T. Smith. S. Summerow. M. Witcher. Councii sponsors Thanksgivlng project. Council President Exerls Leadership Wendell Anderson was a busy person all year. As president of Student Council. he directed all activities and projects, with the assistance of the other officers. In September. Wendell attended a Student Government Seminar. sponsored by the Rotary Clubs and held at Lake Allen, near Batavia, Speakers, a mock trial, rapping, a dance, and other recreation prepared everyone for sponsoring Brotherhood Week in the individual schools. Presidents of Student Councils throughout the city chose Wendell to serve on the Superintendent Selec- tion Committee. Above, teft: Sophomores-P. Allen, A. AngeI, V. Bailey, R. Hampton. V. Hampton, C. Jenkins, Jh McCoy, D. Moore, Lh Pryor, E. Thompson. Be1ow: SeniorshR. Bedgood, A. Bell, TA Brooks. L. Brown. M. Farris. S. Gooch. K. Goodgames. L. Griffin. FL Jones, L. Hunter, G. Layne, G Larkin, S. Mays, L. Pressley, L. Roper. B. Williamson. 5-? L- L-nml 1-54; FOOTBAf 0CT8 87 Front: Debbie Grier. Social Scene ; Jack Robinson, 00- editor and Sport Scene ; Debra Ball. Co-editor and Academic Scene ; Lillian Crawford, Art Editor and Seniors . Rear: Theresa Duhart, Underclassmen ; ' x Josephine McCall. Typist: Deborah White, Senior ; A X1 Denese Thomas. Business Manager. Absent: Artie Harrefl, Walent Scene . 3 D's - Debbie. Denese. Deborah. TheresaV Debbie and Artie work together. Deborah menten and Lillian keep Josie busyV '72 Annual Stall Survives System The new quarter system didn't keep the 1972 Annual Staff from completing its task. Many hours during class and, if necessary, after school were spent working toward making this Annual the greatest possible success. Since most staff members could not be scheduled for the third quarter, a few had the responsibility of meeting the final deadline on April 1. Sorting the hundreds of pictures taken for the Annual offered the staff many fun-filled hours. Then back to work! Debra and Jack headed a great staff. 89 90 Review 0! '72 Proves Rewarding MrsA Cook and Denese check ads from last year Below: Co-editors trighn enjoy lunch at Quality Court Motel last summer with Miss Reynolds ahd the Benson Company representative from Nashville. Mrs. Alma Cook and Miss Leola Reynolds. Annual advisers, m'Manf ,1 'n run! n nu ww- I 5:5 ! 5.53:... Jennifer Wells Hebecca Dreams JUNIOR TWIHLEHS Clockwise from lower left: Yvette Baldwin u v Beverly Pryor. Belinda Leahr Joyce Hyde. Clarice Richardson. ime ior Twirlers Hope for Ihe Big-T Jun 91 , t. M Everybody works hard to meetthe deadline for the next lasue. Gargoyle Presents News and Views With Mrs. Rheba Clark as adviser. the Gargoyle presented school news on a bi-weekly basis. Use of many photographs, well-written headlines, Interesting features, and pertinent editorials, arong with factual news stories, added up to an improved school newspaper this year. Yes. Volume 44 of the Gargoyle lived up to its motto, ttAll the News and Views of Hughes . Each staff member has ajob. '7 Mule Danllll h'linl - . r-gulntty mm m. nuam Inn nun npulu av Ainat'd , rol black poetry speaks at Hughes Guadgnmas : heads Seniors annhl - hum nlw cmmun - null numb: ChmnI-r The Gargoyle is a four-page publication. 92 Michelle Witcher. Fred Meadows, Mrs. Clark. Associate staff is on duty! Two Staffs Are Beller Than One The new quarter system required several changes In the production of the Gargoyle. It was necessary to keep two separate staffs in operation throughout the year. Michelle Witcher, editor-in-chief for the second year. supervised both staffs. The fourth quarter proved fruitful for both jounalisrn classes. Radio-taped and video-taped reports were oftered in the place of the regular publication. Radio announcements were made over the Public Address system during homeroom and at the close of the day. Video-taped reports were offered after school in room 301 for interested students. Use of these variations gave jounalism students experience in all phases of news reporting. To give students added insight into the production of a newspaper, the two-and-a-hatf bell journalism class toured the Post and Times-Star. 93 Baby Day Means Fun for Class of '71 Look at our bashful little girl! We're having lots of fun! How do you like our baby dresses? What a big rabbit for a little girl! 94 Were Norman and Charles really this cute when they were first graders! Above: I hope my lollipop hsts all day! Below: Would you believe it? Vanessa Brown, playing football on roller skates! Gertrude and Lynn are pretty good at playing jacks. 95 56 ... 5: 541'- .7 ,- f- - r- ' 5... 97 Ground is cEeared and construction begun. Workman do their thing. Steel framework goes up. EM E 93 Long Wail for New Gym Finally Ends In 1962, the Board of Education decided to improve the Hughes physical education facilities. The Board acquired necessary properties in 1964. All bids for construction were rejected in 1966. After the Public Recreation Commission contributed to the cost in 1968, contracts were awarded in 1969. The facility includes a natatorium. a gymnasium. auxiliary rooms, and the community center. .- 1 Gym is first used ior phys ed classes. The exterior takes shape. What a beautifuI addition to Hughes, everyone agreed. 99 James R. Carruthers. President Hughes Alumna! Association Mrs. Harry Jackson President. Hughes P.T.A. 100 Dre Robert P. Curry Associate Superintendent - ll Rev. Wilber Page, President Recreation Commission On June 6. 1971, the Edward Krueck Athletic Building was formalfy dedicated. The new tacility was named for the weII-Ioved and outstanding teacher and coach, Red Krueck. He was at Hughes High School from 1917 until he retired in 1945. Mrs. Estelle Krueck, who now lives in Florida, expressed appreciation at the dedication ceremony. Music followed the acceptance of the building by Mrs. Jackson. speaking for the community. After remarks by Dr.Curry, Mr. James Carruthers gave the dedicatory address. Members of the Public Recreation Commission spoke briefly. Rev. Wilber Page gave the benediction. At the dedication. Wayne F. Wilke Board of Education. 1971 J .1 f; . lf' :u'F J d1: 1 Chamber Singers sing Ain :-a-That Good News . Many relatives and triends of the Krueck Family attended the dedication. Paul Richert, ex-coach Paul Bauer. ex-teacher Former coaches Alan Kindschy and Howard Grimes reminisce. Mrs. Estelle Krueck Long-awailed New Gym Dedicated 101 102 Big Red Football 1971 Coach Cox's rebuilding program paid off this year as Hughes finished the season with a 5-3-1 overall record climaxed with a 24 to 22 victory over defending PHSL champ Woodward. With many juniors returning next year. Hughes should go ail the way, come the fall of 1972. HUGHES 1971 SCORES Hughes ............ 14 Hughes ............ 22 Hughes ............ 14 Hughes ............ 24 Hughes ............. 0 Hughes ............ 24 Hughes ............. 0 Hughes ............ 14 Hughes ............ 18 Oak Hills ............ 6 Courter Tech ........ 0 Withrow ............ 30 Woodward .......... 22 Moelier ............. 31 Western Hills ....... 20 Dayton Dunbar ..... 14 Springfield South ,..14 Walnut Hills ......... 6 Summary: 5 Wins, 3 Losses. 1 Tie A Woodward back, about to be busted. Nate Lanier, in his favorite pose. L! Look out. I'm coming through! says Gary Bowden. Who asked you to come? asks Vernon. Coaches Cox and Henderson plan strategy. Lee Stevenson Erlc Jackson 104 Ix w 1, Richard Adrian checks out some plays. . Bottom Row: Hob Hubbard, Nate Lanier. Vernon Coulter, Jerry Talbert, Gary Bowden, Bernard Hirl, Virgir Williams, John Wilson, David Sanders. Row 2: Walter Idler, Keith Partridge. Steve Haney. Lee Stevenson, Gary Lane. Howard Heed. Lloyd Witcher, Tony Bowden. How 3: Martin Smith, Rex Ridgeway. Edgar Pierson, SincIaire. Glen Armstrong, Tim Rawls, Troye Shirley. Row 4: Sam Foster, Lawrence Dudley, Charles Brown, s M. Bes't way I know to cool off says Merritt. int J3. 11' 'I H W I lill Il i a A I Malcom Calhoun, Stanley Parsons. Vincent Evans, Warren Turner. Johnny Parker, Tim Cunningham. Row 5: Eric Jackson. Keith Abernathy. Stanley Richardson. Anthony Johnson, Ray Hill, Louis Warren. Ron Hubbard. Top How: Coach Cox. Steve Gardner. Greg Cunnlngham. Anthony Williams. Donald Merritt, Roy Watkins. Donald Meritt, Wilbur Allen, Stanley Berry. John Rodgers, Julius Evans, Coach Henderson. 105 , , 4' HIM , A .muwwwh ,,. . - W - , ; ,MV. Big Red offense gets ready to move. :1! .1. ' JM' - v,-J . w?! - WI ' ': .'Ct$fvv ' . . x. x mmwna . 4' er .ft'W '3'. '5.ng ?..-,,M,szgwmw ' Wa;,-; '3 F K A : 'T' . .,:.. Vernon Coulter Howard Reed ROY Watkins Lloyd Witcher Another Season Ends On Winning Note In a schedule of five Public High School League games. only Withrow defealed the Big Fleds. Although Hughes kept Courter Tech from crossing the goaI-Iine, powerful Moeller and Dayton Dunbar, both out-of- league foes, held the Big Reds scoreless. In total offense. Hughes compiled 130 points as against 143 points by all opposition. The Big Fleds of 1971 will be best remembered for their team play and spirit. The Hughes gridders sacrificed individual glory in order to benefit the team effort. However, two Big Reds were singled out for Honorable Mention on the Enquirerls AII-City Football Selections. Nate Lanier was on Offense and Louis Warren, on Defense. Unity was and still is the key to success, and from what was shown this year Hughes will still have plenty of both when September rolls around. Tolbert. on the run. . 91 . ; . Tolbert passes under pressure. Big Red No. 20 bulls his way through a couple of Bulldogs. John Wilson is tense. but Glenn Armstrong gets refreshed. v . MA: 1GB Wins Hard to Come by in 72 The Big Red cagers suffered a letdown this year after losing four starters, including player-of-the-year, Arthur Johnson. After defeating Roger Bacon in the season opener by the slim margin of 57-56, Hughes suffered four straight losses before knocking off defen- ding P.H.S.L. champ Aiken. 72-63. At times the Big Reds looked sharp, such as against Dayton Dunbar, whom Hughes defeated. 75-71. Usually, however. due to a poor second half and foul trouble. games would be lost in the fourth quarter. The year Hughes had a new center in Ray Wright. a product of the schoolts intramural program. Palma Simmons, a junior, finished seventh in the city in scoring, with a 22-point average. Vernon Coulter, another Big Red starter, began the season with a hot hand but was forced to retire before the season ended because of scholastic commitments. Dave Borders. a forward, played consistently but often got into foul trouble late in the games. Rounding out the starting five were Junior Guard Nate Lanier, a good ball handler, and Senior Forward Johnny Pegg, a devastating scorer at times. This season marked the end of Coach Tom Mitchell's coaching career here at Hughes. Standing: Kevin Davis, Darrell Roundtree, Johnny Pegg, Ray Wright. Isaac lvery, Palma Simmons. Kneeling: Willie Ellington. David Borders; Nate Lanier, Larry Payne, Keith Partridge, Harry Whitehead. 1972 VARSITY BASKETBALL RECORD Hughes Nov. 26 57 Dec. 3 68 Dec. 14 74 Dec. 10 54 Dec. 14 76 Dec. 17 72 Jan. 11 50 Jan. 14 72 Jan. 15 58 Jan. 22 55 Jan. 28 76 Feb. 4 54 Feb. 8 59 Feb. 12 75 Feb. 15 73 Feb. 18 51 Feb. 22 65 Tournament - Mar. 4 43 Stjmmary: PHSL Record - Hughes: 2 wins, 8 losses Opponent Roger Bacon Holy Cross Dayton Roth Alumni Walnut Hills Aiken Woodward Withrow Columbus Linden Dayton Roth Courter Tech Taft Western Hills Dayton Dunbar Courter Tech Withrow Woodward St. Xavier Overall Record - Hughes: 4 wins, 14 losses 56 7O 90 69 79 63 57 83 72 67 73 82 71 74 76 71 68 David Borders Palma lays in two. Nate Lanier Nate Lanier bringsthe ball down court. Pegg leaps high on a tipoff. Ray Wright 110 Johnny snatches another rebound. 2 :, 'HgYIl 'l wanna take you higher. says Partridge. Palma brings it down in a hurry. Dave Borders shows his soft touch . W- - ; ' W Simmons, 2nd in League, 7th in City Courter's Knights don't have a chance! 1' 3.3? Reserves Break Even In League Play Coach Hawkins says, Let's try this. Reserves Kneeling: Rick Mellow. Dietrick McCoy, Don Simpson, Harry Whitehead, Anthony Simmons. Standing: Kevin Davis. David Stevenson, Willie Ellington. Darrell Roundtree. Daryl Guerrant, Larry Payne. 1972 RESERVE RECORD Hughes Opponent 39 Roger Bacon 46 46 Holy Cross 51 46 Dayton Roth 6? 52 Rejects 4? 44 Walnut Hills 34 70 Aiken 44 42 Woodward 49 49 Coiumbus Linden 54 52 Withrow 57 62 Dayton Roth 58 68 Courier Tech 42 63 Taft 68 40 Western Hills 28 58 Dayton Dunbar 71 61 Courier Tech 31 55 Withrow 62 37 Woodward 43 Summary: P.H.S.L. Record 5 wins; 5 losses. Overall Record 7 wins; 10 losses. Reserves beat West Hil 40-28. . U Gymnastics team with Coach Murray. ;' :1; Team and spectators walt for gymnastlcs meet to get underway. Gary Bowden, at League meet. Edgar Martin, practicing. Fourth Place For Big Red Gymnasls With a small squad, composed of Tony Bowden. Gary Bowden. Troye Shirley and Edgar Martin, Coach Larry Murray worked hard to prepare for Public ngh School League competition. The Big Reds participated in the various events: long horse. side horse, high bar, parallel bars, rings, and floor exercises. Hughes hosted the first League meet on December 16, 1971. in the new gym. Big Reds earned 36 points. After the third meet, Hughes totaled 92 points. Courier Tech copped the championship. 113 Toni Harris has a wicked serve! Deborah Motley menten means to get that ball. Girls' Athletic Association Serves Many Nice return! Ann Bell Sheila Garrett Bernadette Mitchell Happy Featherettes win second-place trophy. Lenore is number one captain. Malmen Display Talent and Spirit 116 Frank Wilson gets tight waist on an Eagle. Stan Richardson and Tiger go at it. C. Marsh. J. Wilson watch a champion. Stan gets his man on points. Coach Young took charge of the wrestling program this year. At the University of Cincinnati Tournament in December, Hughes scored 20 points. Mike Daniels, defending 175-pound state champion. was defeated in the finals. Big Red wrestlers participated in several triangular meets. Then. on February 18 and 19, the Public High School League Tournament was held to determine individual weight-class champions. Two cham- pionships were won by Hughes: Warren Turner, in 155- pound class; Bernard Hill, in 185-pound class. Virgil Williams took third place in the 138-pound ciass. In the Sectional Tournament. on February 25 and 26, Hughes totaled 27Vz points to place eighth, with seventeen schools competing. in the 185-pound flnais, Bernard Hill was defeated by the West Hi grappler, 12- 7. In the consolation finals, heavyweight Stan Richar- dson won his match, but Larry Edwards t132i lost by forfeit. Kneeling: Frank Wilson. Larry Edwards, Lawrence Dudley, Stan Parson, Aaron Rogers. John Wilson. Standing: Coach Young, Warren Turner. Bernard Hill. Charles Marsh. Stan Richardson. Virgil Williams, Nick Fox. Lawrence Dudley rides him to the mat. WRESTLING SCHEDULE FOR '71 - '72 Date Opponents December 17 .......................... UC Tournament December 28-29 ................... 8 Team Tournament January 7 ........................ Roger Bacon, LaSalle. Hughes January 8 ................................. Western Hills January 14 ...................... Deer Park. Sycamore, Hughes Coach Young congratulates Frank Wilson. Co-ceptain. January 21 .................... Woodward, Taft, Hughes January 297 .................................... Milford February 4 ........................ Withrow, Walnut Hills. Hughes February 8 ................................... Glen Este Rebruary 18-19 ...................... PHSL Tournament February 25-26 .................. Sectional Tournament March 3-4 ......................... District Tournament March 10-11 ......................... State Tournament 11? Big Red Swimmers Improve Skills in '72 11! Lloyd Witcher and Steve Ratley, seniors. With a new regulation-size swimming pool here this year, the small squad of mermen practiced enthusiastically under Coach Pleiman's direction and improved their individual times and techniques noticeably. Steve Ratley competed in the 200-yard medley relay, 100-yard breaststroke and 400-yard freestyle. Lloyd Witcher swam the 200-yard medley relay, 100-yard breaststroke, 50-yard freestyle and 400-yard freestyle relay. Pat Burke's events were the 100-yard freestyle and 400-yard freestyle relay. Eddie Mechley competed in 200-yard medley relay. 200-yard individual medley and 100-yard freestyle. Ken Baker swam the 200-yard medley relay, 100-yard backstroke and 400-yard freestyle relay. Gary Burke's events were 100-yard freestyle and 400-yard freestyle relay. The best team performance was fifth place at the Taytor Invitational Meet. Hughes won one bronze medal and nine ribbons. Eddie Mechley took third place in the 200-yard individual medley. Big Red 400- yard freestyle relay team came in fourth. Western Hills again took the P.H.S.L. title. ua- . u-V u . a - -.- - m . s,mngaiquigytfgg me 1E: w m '3 Coach COX tells them how to do it. Here's a group of speedy dash men! 1 Spring Sports al Hughes This Year Again Include Tennis, Coached by Fey 120 Coach Young takes over a baseball team with several returning Iettermen. Big Red Trackmen, Baseball Team Train A large track squad greets Coach Cox this spring. 121 122 12G Senior Class Officers: Michael Murphy. treasurer; Stephanie Mays. secretary1GailBIack.vice-president; Kenneth Goodgames, president. Elected Oliicers Guide Class of '72 SENIORS Clifrean Adams Greg Alexander Pamela Alexander Teresa Allen Wendell Anderson Edward Anderson Marietta Anderson Kathleen Arnold Curtis Ashe Jennifer Bailey Edna Baldwin Debra Ball Anthony Barner Renest Barnes Vannessa Baskin Winona Battle Robin Bedgood Yvonne Bell 125 Beverly Bell Olivia Bell Thomas Benefield Craig Berry Gail Black Linda Blair Lorraine Bohannon Annette Bolware Jeannette Bolware Bonita Bohannon Frank Bonner David Borders 126 SENIORS Gary Bowden Deborah Boyles Doris Brantley Linda Brockman Helena Brown Linda S Brown Marian Brown Mary Brunkel Vanessa Bryant Vicki Burgin Grady Butler Michael Byndon Katherine Galloway Charles Cameron Dorothy Campbell Gale Campbell Wanda Campbell Deborah Canady 127 SENIORS Leon Cargile Deborah Carpenter Etler Carr Eugene Carter Sharon Childress Barbara Christopher Davy Co1lins William Cotton Lillian Crawford Albert Crittenton J. D. Cunningham Anthony Curry Phyllis Dace Michael Daniel Priscilla Daniel Gwendolyn Daniels Marvin Daniels Greg Davis 123 SENIORS Mike Davis Sherry Davis Betty Dean Eveiyn Denkins Sandy Derossett Elizabeth Dillard Rosie Dilliard Wodie Mae Dixion Kenneth Douglas Rosalie Dubose Theresa Duhart Anthony Durham Hosea Edmonds Lillian Edwards Daryl Elliott Deborah Etter Johnny Evans Robert Evans 129 130 SENIORS Michele Farris Brenda Ferguson Pamela Ford Barbara Forte Stan Foster Barbara Franklin Cynthia French Joyzell Friason Regina Furguson Jeffrey Gard ner Shelia Garrett Shirley George Garland Gibson Deary Gill Brenda Givens Sheila Gooch Ken Goodgames Tyrone Graham SENIORS Walter Gray Deborah Green Larry Greene Mitzi Gresham Deborah Grier Regina Grier Louis Griffin Camala Hager Deborah Hankerson 131 Darryl Hare Melvin Hargrove Artie Harrell Mike Harris Patricia Harris Toni Harris Lygia Harville Ken Haysbert Pat Heisel Anita Hill Gunice Hill Jonathan Hill Ray Hill Reuben Hill Tyrone Hill Phyllis Hinton Anita Holt Angela Horton 132 SENIORS Kathy Hoskins Gloria Houston Aaron Houze Roberta Howard Ronald Hubbard Robert Hubbard Darlene Hughes Dorothea Hughes Margaret Humphrey Caprice Hunter Debra Hunter Larry Hunter Maxine Hunter Ray Hunter Johnny Hurst Margaret Hutchins Shirley Ivery Eric Jackson 133 SENIORS Carol James Deborah Jenkins James Jenkins Lem Jenkins Michael Jenkins Michael Jett Deborah Johnson Annette Johnson Floyd Johnson Freda Johnson Jeffrey Johnson Lois Johnson 134 Michael Johnson Herschel Johnson Wally Johnson Betty Jones Rodney Jones Angela Jordan Patricia Kennedy Denise Kemper Shei1a Kindell Gail Wynetta King Deborah Knaff Daniel Lang Shirley Larkin Willie Larkin Gloria Larkins Crycelia Layne Gale Layne Garry Layne SENIORg Russell Lee Shirley Lee Leonora Lemons Bernice Letcher Diane Lewis Manuel Lewis Wanda Lewis Clarice Louis Roberta Lilly Bertie Love Marcia Love Sandra Manory Adrienne Manor Deborah MarshaH Cynthia Mason Michael Mayberry Kenneth Mays Stephanie Mays SENIORS Josephine McCall Andrew McKenzie Evelyn McKenzie Shirley McMillan Charles McNeal Glenda McPherson Maurice Meador Fred Meadows Rebecca Meeks Sandra Mentlow Jewell Merritt Ralph Miller Lois Mills Edward Minor Bernadette MitcheH Willie Mitchel! Nathaniel Morris Deborah Motley 137 SENIORS James Motley Michael Murphy Darrell Napier Ervin Napier Rodney Napier Tim Napier Brenda Neely Eudora Nixon Donna Orr Omita Owens Starrett Palmer Melvin Parks Keith Partridge Kathy Partridge Frances. Peterson Charlene Pierson Ophelia Porter Levon Pressley 135 Tim Pace Steve Ratley Pamela Rayney Deborah Reed Katherine Reed Johnetta Reid Sarah Riddle Lynda Ridgeway Jessie Mae Ringer SENIORS Cathleen Ringwood Cynthia Robinson Jack Robinson Jan Robinson Yvonne Robinson Myron Rocquemore Edna Rogers Lenora Roper Fred Rosamond Jerrilyn Russell Steven Sanders Starlet Sanderson Marilyn Sandford Ellen Saunders Deborah Scott William Seale Diane Sershion Maxine Shaw 140 SENIORS Regina Shaw Kathy Short Brenda Simmons Julia Renee Simms Sylvia Smith Virginia Smith Wallace Smith Jackie Stenson Greg Stevenson Laverne Strayhorne Claudette Sullivan Delores Taylor Marilyn Thomas Gina Thompson Mildred Thrower Faye Timothy Phyllis Toltiver Hallie Torrey 141 SENIORS James Trosper Valerie Upshaw Don Wade Patricia Ann Wagner Joyce Watkins James Welch Mary Wallace Phillip Waller Gloria Weatherby Russell Weatherford Vernett Wells Anthony White 142 Deborah White Marilyn White Marilyn Key White Duane Wilkinson Calvin Williams Connie Williams Greg Williams James D. Williams Melvin Williams Theresa Williams Tony Williams Brenda Williamson Sandra Willis Damian Wilson Judith Wilson Stanford Wilson Milton Winkfield Elnora Wise 1413 SENIORS Lloyd Witcher Gail Woody Larry Wright Barbara You ng Robert Ziegler Cliirean Adams Debra Ball x Gail Black MicheHe Farrls Math Club Annual Co-adifor Feathereftes Cheerleader Joyzell Friason Carnala Hager Deborah Hunter Pam Rayney Band Maiorerte Math Club It's Academic 144 DELTA PI CHARTER MEMBERS Amhony Barner Michael Johnson Council of Presidents Chamber Singers Earl Foster Jack Robinson Jonathan Hill Steve FlatIey Athletics Co-editor of Annual Ensemble Band Greg Alexander Fred Meadows Ken Goodgames Sidney Mason European Club Instrumental Ensemble President. Senior Ciass Cross-Country James Jenkins Hosea Edmonds Maurice Meador Michael Mqrphy Chamber Singers Spanish Chamber Singers Treasurer. Senior mass 145 Class of '71 accomplishes iis goal. 3 Right: Principal Haywood congratulates a happy graduate. ' Reggie Williams is ready to sing Below: Willis D. Holloway, Assistant Superintendent of Schools, confers diplomas. Right: HSomewhere was sung by Gwen Moore. Far Right: Terri. Beasley delivers valedictory address 146 Mrsi Carole Murrell, teacher, assists at graduation. '71 Gradualion Scene On Saturday evening, June 12, 1971, at eight o'clock, proud graduates of the Class of '71 assembled in the University of Cincinnati Fieldhouse for their Commencement Exercises. With a large group of parents, relatives. and friends In attendance, the program opened with the national anthem. pledge of allegiance and invocation. Diane Kiser. salutatorian. gave the speech of welcome, and Terri Beasley, the valedictory address. After Mr. Haywood presented the class. Mr. Holloway conferred diplomas upon the graduates. Following the benediction, organist Wiiliam Jenne played recessional music. The procession starts with the opening note of Pomp and Circumstance . 147 I 4- Most Tafenred Friendlies! Gilbert Driver, Debbie Reed Tommy Brooks, Gail Black Best Dancer Charlene Hale. Ken Goodgames Best Artist . Most Intellectual Eugene Carter. LIIIIan CrawYord Sarah Hlddle. Jack Robinson Best Looking Robert Rutherford. Michelle Farris Most Schooi Spirit Wendeli Anderson. Gall Layne Cutest Counle Most Likely to Succeed Robert Rutherford, Betty Childress Gail Black. Jack Robinson 148 Best Athlete Most Popular Deborah Motley. Vernon Coulter Rodney JoneS. Sandra Mallory Best AIf-around Wendell Anderson, Lenora Roper Best Dressed Most Talkative Levon Pressley, Michael Harris Fred Rosamond. Sandra Mentlow Craziest Rodney Jones. Linda Pegg Mos! PIeasing Personality Gail Black, Jack Robinson wvi; I L, .. ' . F Senior Homerooms Choose Their Favorites In Popularity Poll 145 7 EF'IE'I ' iiiun$ug . '1' $$ $- , --' ?QQV-v .5: N.?m rwr I Tabra Thomas, Treasurer; Jerry Tolbert, Vice-President; Karen J u N IOR CLASS OFFICERS Mites, Secretary; Lorraine Wiles, President, Atleff: Juniors exclalm.'1 sure like our new class rings. doth you? JUNIORS Glenn Adams Greg Adams Terry Adams Terry Allen Marilyn Alexander Leonard Anderson Stephanie Arter Malcolm Bachelor Harriet Bailey Josie Baker Kenneth Baker Linda Barksdale Dale Barnett Denise Batchelor Alice Bell Rita Bell Janice Benefield Charles Berry Robert Berry Stanley Berry Florence Betts Patricia Bischotf Bertha Black Albert Blasingame Judy Bollinger Betty Brown Greg Brown Julie Bowden Tony Bowden Sherlene Brantley Diana Bridgett Debbie Brinson 150 JUNIORS Angela Brooks Pearl Brown Daryi Brumfield Lawanda Buchanan Emily Bullock Betty Bush Joan Bush Claytonna Cable Yvonne Connor Carolyn Carswell Frank Chenault Gwendolyn Clark Doretha Coker Deborah Coleman Lawrence Coleman Marsha Coleman Patricia Coleman Robin Coleman Chann Cooper Slick Cooper Pamela Copeland Barry Cummings Greg Cunningham Alan Daniels James Darbs William Date Donald Davis Kharen Davis Robert Davis Rochelle Davis David Dean Dorothy Dean Leona Denkins James Dixon Deborah Dotson Eugene Dowiing Rebecca Dreams Thomas Earl Minnie Easley Leon Eely Mildred Ervin Marilyn Evans Christine Feiler Judy Ferguson Johnell Flint Belinda Gaines Gienn Gilliam Jackie Ginyard Tyrone Gray Pamela Green Ron Green Carol Grier Gerald Griffith Pam Griffith Angie Hardnen Frank Hardnetl Fred Hardnett April Harris Michael Harris Theresa Harvey Diane Hearne Valerie Hendricks Debbie Henson Zella Hill Stephen Hils Pamela Hilson Deborah Hisie Karen Hogue Ricky Holloway Sonya Holston Adrian Hope Darryl Hope Portia Howard Rayshon Howard Regina Huff Rhonda Hughes Ray Hunter Juanita Ison Anita Jackson Gerlon Jackson 151 JUNIORS Margaret JackSOn Wiley Jackson Pam James Judy Jam1son Erlc Jenklns Ronald Jenkins Steven Jennings Daryl Johnson James Johnson Pat Johnson Tony Johnson Anthony Jones Earlene Jones Robert Jones Beverfy Kelley Alberta KIIIIngs Lawrence Lancaster Eric Lassitar John Lawson D. Lewis Dee Lewis Ella Lige Peggle leb Roy Love Darla Lumpkins Calvln Marshall Joanne Mayfleld Timothy McCants Larry McClendon Dletrick McCoy Maxine McCray Angie McCullough Terry McGee Terry McLee Vaughn McMillan Robert McNeIII Tony McNeIIl Jackla Meyers Karen Mlles Diane Miller Naoml Mlller Debbie Mlllow Gussie Mlllow John Mills Isabel Mlnnlfield Anthony Montgomery Nuana Montgomery Sharon Montgomery Bernana Moore Derrick Moore Jesse Morrlson Dabble Muir Gall Mundy Darlene Norad Betty Oder Earlene Owens Janlce Palmer Faye Palmore Johnny Parker Rickey Parker Janlce Parrish Anthony Pate Raymond Payne Roderick Payne Llnda Peak Brenda Pearson Barbarena Pardua Freeman Perkins Liz Penway Patrlcla Phelps Melvln Phlllips Anlta Poole Theresa Powell Vernon Powell Douglas Prather Lola Prltts Joyce Pryor Rickey Ramey Paula Flay Michael Rayford 152 JUNIORS Estelle Reese Frank Reitel Letty Heifel Patty Richmond Hex Flidgeway Amelia Higgins Junifer Robb Barbara Roberson Bernard Roberts Charles Roberts Vernessia Rogers Denise Rosamond Curtis Rowe Regina Russell David Sanders Theresa Sawyer David Schrand West Shapp Denise Shackles Marvin Shelton Troye Shirley Palmo Simmons Ida Simpson Emily Smith Gloria Smith Laurena Smith Martin Smith Sentrilla Smith Shawn Smith Terrle Smith Holly Snead Willie Solte Sandra Stephens Tonya Straud Stephanie Swain JoAnn Tatum Royer Thomas Tabra Thomas Michelle Thompson Wlllle Thurmond Harold Townes Clarise Turley Monroe Turner Warren Turner Dianna Wade Lewis Wadley Deborah Wagner Phyllis Warren Karen Washburn Emma Washlngton Janice Wealhersby Carlena Weishampel Rickey Wheeler Greg White Winfred White Tony Whiting Sidney Wick Lorraine Wiles Armstead Williams Edgar Williams Joyce Williams Kenneth Williams Virgil Williams Barry Wilson Carolyn Wilson Michelle Witcher Brenda Wright Kevin Wright Robin Wright Marie Young Wilbur Allen Glenn Armstrong Virginia Baker Valerie Brown Anthony Bryant Hon Cooks Anthony David Vernnitta Douthiu Vornise Duruisseau Diane Ellington 153 JUNIORS Julius Evans Vincent Evans Paul Ford Anthony Hargrove Marsha Johnson Karen McArthur Peggy Meeks Faye Morris Lamont Sears Greg Simpson Wanda Smith Austin Summers Nlck Tolbert Raymond Wright Vlckl Wright Gerafdlne Yen The majestic Alps, seen from the bus Pizza was the real thing in Venice. Eiffel Tower was on the itinerary. Room. with bath. was hard to find in Germany! Exploring Heidelberg Castle! 154 FACES OF HUGHES 155 George Alexander Kenneth Alexander Willlam Alexander Pat Allen Connie Anderson Sandra Anderson Anita Angel Douglas Armstrong Pearlle Armstrong Trent Arthur Voncell Asberry Bonnle Austin Charles Austin Ilene Balley Margaret Balley Vaughn BaHey . Yvette Baldwln Yowanda Baltimore John Barnes B. Barnett Sharon Barnett George Beauchamp Ciarence Bell Lee Bell Anthony Blalr Denise Blake Sammie Bobbs Patrlcia Bolware Robert Bolware Paula Bonaparte Richard Booker Clifford Boyd SOPHOMORE CLASS EXECUTIVE COUNCIL 155 SOPHOMORES Rhoda Bradford Johanna Brandon Larry Brantley James Broadwater Brenda Brock Marion Brockrnan Joseph Brooks Betty Brown Charles Brown David Brown Karen Brown Linda Bryant Carolyn Bunton Leonard Burke Patrick Burke FHchard Burton Renae Busch John Bush Wanda Bush Gloria ButIer Penelope Campbell Jeffrey Carpenter Frances Carr Brenda Carswel'l Darnell Carter Weibert Carter Gale Cephas Ernie Chalfant Cathy Chambliss Jeff Chenault Laurence Chrlstlan Anthony Clark Jerry Clark Gerry Collier Gary Collins Pat Oonnaway Bobby Cook Brenda Cook Shanta Cook Virginia Cook Terry Cornett Gilda Coston Michaei Coulter Michael Cox Davy Cramer Ella Crawley Jennie Cross Sharon Curry Barbara Davenport Fred Dace Francine Davis Jeffrey Davis Kevin Davls Lisa Davls Nata Davis Roxane Davls Jessica Dean Joe Denson Joe Denson Margo Dillard Chris Doan Janice Dubose Del Dudley Lawrence Dudley Linda Dyron Harvey Edmonds Ingrid Edwards Willie Ellington Shelia Emerson Barbara Farr Carlos Fence Sandra Ferguson William Ford Sam Foster Shelia Foster Elizabeth Fountain Greg Franklin Darla Frazler Gina French Robyn Funderburg 157 SOPHOMORES 153 Anthony Garrett William Garrett Tony Gaston Lawanda Gllbert Eda Gill Helen Glover Teresa Glover Anthony Grafinreed Gino Graham Marilyn Graham Billy Grant Larry Graves Laura Graves Florence Grew Keith Griffith Kenny Griffith James Grundy Darrell Guerrant Roy Hall Myra Hampton Robert Hampton Virginia Hampton Robert Handley Robert Harkness Hattie Harris Frank Hart Leon Hayes Reginald Hayes Diana Haynes Denise Hearn Wllllam Hendley Lawrence Hill Rufus Hill Andle Hodrick Mary HoHaway Ronald Hon Jeffrey Hope Angie Horton Sandy Hoskins Greg Howard Allen Huff Vennetta Hughes Brenda Hunter Robert Hunter Benjamln Huston Joyce Hyde Thomas lrby Willa Irby Teresa lshmail Jackie Jackson Juanita Jackson Michael Jackson Pam Jackson Steve Jackson Tonya Jackson Judy Jamlson Carolyn Jenkins Dolly Jenkins Gwen Jenkins Christine Johnson Cordell Johnson Geraldine Johnson Goldie Johnson Josino Johnson Marilyn Jones Freeman Jordan James Kelly Calvin Kendall James King Connie Kirksey Auzora Knatf Yvonne Knight Kim Kosaria Humphrey Lamb Michelle Lambert David Lang Eddie Larkins Donna Layson Belinda Leahr Juan Lee SOPHOMORES Leonard Lee Venesha Lee James Leek Doris Letcher Donna Lewis Forando Little Joan Lynn Anita Malone Frank Malone Katie Malone Charles Marsh Mary Marshall James Martin Vera Martin Karen Massey Yvonne Mathis Ivy Meadows Eddie Mechley Sandra Meeks Karen Meeks JoAnn Mercer Handy Merchant Jerry Merritt Harry McAfee Sandra McClain Larry McClendon Jaunette McCoy Randall McDonald John McFariand William McKenzie Lola McMillan Marty McNear Angela McNeiI Mark McPeters John Miller Farona Minor Anthony Mitchell Rose Mitchell Sheree Mobley Mary Moncrief Dian Moore Garry Moore Steven Moore Tommie Moore Victor Moore Daryl Morgan Sherry Morris Teresa Morton Winfred Morton Janice Muir Douglas Mullins Gay Mundy Yvette Nalls Deborah Neison Patricia Nettles Deborah Neuman Steve Nixon Lynn Oliver Diane O'Neal Darrell Parham Maria Parkman Veronica Partlowe Billy Partridge Darlene Pate Annie Payne Michelle Pearson Steven Peek John Penman Charisse Petters Ida Poellnltz Douglas Porter Anthony Price Linda Pryor Yvonne Rachel Barbara Ramsey Michael Reeves Jeff Reynolds Rune Rice Runette Rice Ila Richard 159 SOPHOMORES Barbara Robinson Clarence Robinson David Robinson Deborah Roblnson Aaron Rogers Perry Rogers Darryl Roundnee Ricky Ruben Joe Schlrrner Rockwell Settles Michael Shannon Juanita Shaw Shirley Shelton Sandra Shanholster Anthony Simmons Frank Simmons Wilbert Simmons Nlna Sizemore Phyllis Slaten Karen Slocum Albert Smith Anthony Smlth Debbie Smilh Kim Smith Mary Smith Ralph Srnlth Ruthleen Smtth Katherine Snead Theresa Spikes Dwanda Staltworth Jennifer Starkey Martin Stevens Davld Stevenson Connle Stewart Kay Style Curtis Sullivan Debra Sullivan Steven Sumner Eddie Swain Kim Swaln Keith Taylor Sheryl Taylor Vickie Taylor Dorothy Thomas Duann Thomas Lucille Thomas Marsha Thomas Omeria Thomas Bernadette Thompson Cathy Thompson Evelyne Thompson Kerri Tims Arthur Torrance Douglas Torrance Deborah Townes Bruce Travls Clarise Turley Vanessa Turner Vivian Turner Donnie Ulmer Cynthia Valentine Crystal Waldron BeIInda Walker Lynnie Walker Linda Walz kl Robin Ward I l Denise Ware Marvin Warner Chester Washington Joe Waters Francine Watkins Lugene Watkins Terrisa Watkins Toni Wayne Ann Wellenburg Carleen Wells Clyde Wells Jennifer Wells Michael Weils Patricia Wells 160 SOPHOMORES Barbara Whetstone Brenda White Harry Whitehead Davld Williams Jackie Williams Johnnie Williams Lois Willlams Ricki Williams Rosalind Williamson Michael Wllllngharn Ralph Willingham James Willis Denise Wlison Jackie Wilson James Wiison Keith Wilson Tommy Wooten Jonna Wright Louis Wrigm Robert Wright Janice Young Jerry Young Karen Young Eugene Ziegler Keith Abernathy Pat Adams Patricia Asher Wendy Barnes Gwen Beany Ramona Bell Marquitta Billups Shelia Bowman Carol Clark LI1IIe Clark Larry Collins James Crawford Robert Cunningham Kathleen Curry John Douthitt Esther Fletcher Karen Gibson Mary Green Alice Hampton Darlene Hare Vickie Harrell Steven Harris Stephen Harvey Melinda Hilson Robert Ice Darlene Johnson Elalne Larkin Winter scene at Hughes. n m 161 n z, Left: Insights honor Sweetheart Queen. Mrs. Ferrebee weMen ieaches English. - nu 7 ! IN mv-IIIIILIWII-Lt,g .sm r L.-- Top: Mr. Glenn supervises English Club. Above: Mrs. Dickersods Health Careers class. Scene from If That's Where It's Ar, Baby, I'm Not Going. Cox scores again in faculty win. I Hold on! Don't Ietthe donkeys throw you! 162 gsm-m L- FRESHMEN Roberta Allen Gloria Anderson lval Angel Mike Angel Lonnie Barnett Steve Bauer Gary Beany Roger Belew Brenetta Bell Nickie Berry Larry Blschoff Jennifer Black Pamela Bolware Douglas Bowling Marilyn Bradshaw Debbie Brummer Deborah Brown Ricky Brown Victor Brown Connie Bryant Ned Buchannon Gary Burke Diana Bush Ronny Campbell Rosemary Carswell Linda Carter Randall Carter Sandra Carter Teresa Carter Tim Casebolt Ronny Chatman Donnie Clark 163 Phyllis Cobb Vickie Combs Larry Cooper Gary Cralg Danny Crew Daryl Cunningham Willie Cunningham Cynthia Curry Anthony Davis DebOrah Davis Major Davis Diane Dawson Theresa Dean Chery! 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Koppenhoefer May 13, 1900 September 18, 1971 Miss Koppenhoefer. affectionately known as Miss Kope, was graduated from Hughes High School, in 1918, and from the University of Cincinnati, in 1922, later receiving a Master at Arts Degree. For most of her thirty-nine-year teachlng career. she taught at her Alma Mater. Besides teaching English and Journallsm, she orginated the weekly school newspaper, The Gargoyle, in 1928, and sponsored it until she retired, in 1960. For four consecutive years. beginning in 1933, and again in 1955, Miss Kope was the literary adviser of the Hughes Annual. - For many years, Up to her death, Miss Kope was secretary of the Hughes Alumnal Association. Because of her deep interest In Hughes students, she was the guiding light behind many of the Association's beneficial projects through the years. To know her was to love her. 167 168 SENIOR DIRECTORY -A- ADAMS, CLIFREAN 2224 Amor Place. 45214. Cliffie . Math Club. Omega PL ALEXANDER, GREG 4433 Innes Avenue. 45223. Merry-Go-Round. S1udent Council, Pep Club, Senior Class Varieiy Show, Delta Pi, Secretary; Williamsburg Club, European Club, National Honor Society, Baseball. Footba1l. ALLEN. TERESA ANNETTE 3585 Van Antwerp. 45229. Short Stop . G.A.A.. Omega Pi. ANDERSON, EDWARD LEE 36 Landon Court. 45229. uFiuke . ANDERSON. MAFIIETTA 36 Landon Court. 45229. Doll Baby . Office Workers. Black Student Union. Pep Club, European Club. ANDERSON, WENDELL EUGENE 4966 Strathmore. 45227. uHoak . H-Club, President Senior Choir, Ensemble. Boys' Glee Club, Merry-GmHound, Insight. Sergeant Arms; Student Council. President; Senlor Class Council. Senior Class Committee, Entertainment and Decoration; Senior Class Variety Show. Big Red Monitors. President: Junior Class Council, Junior Class Representative. Nurse's Aids, Boys' Week Candidate. Coun- cilman; Football. Basketball. ANTICO. RALPH ASHE. CURTIS LEON 999 Cleveland.45229.11Curtis . Dramatics CIub,Vi5ua1Aids Crew. -3- BAILEY,JENNIFER B. 897 Clinton Springs. 45229. Jennie Bee . Woodward. Good Grooming Club, Nurse's Aides. Heanh Careers Club. BALDWIN, EDNA OLIVIA 2720 Eden Avenue. 45219. Ed . DECA, DECA Salesmanshlp Contest, Gargoyle Staff. Smoke Signals. Express Yourself Statf, Editor. BALL. DEBRA JEAN 448 Warner Street. 45219. It's Academic. Alternate; Office Workers. Gargoyle Staff. Reporter; Smoke Signals, Annual Staff. Co- Editor: Omega Pi. English Club. National Honor Society. Council of Presidents. BANKS. MARLENE 21 E. University. 45219. Woodward. Good Grooming Club. BARNEH. ANTHONY 2271 Rice Street. 45219. Barnabas . It's Academic. Pep Club. Spanish Club. Math Club. Delta Pi. President; National Honor Society. Council of Presidents. BATTLE. WINONA LANE 544 Hickory. 45229. Pepper . Good Grooming Club. It's Academic, Girls' Glee Club. MerrwamHound. G.A.A., Cheerleaders, Co-Captain; Insight, Secretary; Pep Club, Senior Class Council. Senior Class Committee. Entertainmem; Modern Dance, Senior Class Variety Show. Math Club. Omega Pi, Junior Class Council. Williamsburg Club, Natlonal Honor Society. Presidem's Councll. BEAL.CONNIEM. 258 McGregor Avenue. 45219. BEDGOOD, ROBIN SHERYL 3565 Harvey Avenue. 45229. Bedgood . Student Council. National Honor Society, BELL, BEVERLY 1201 Broadway. 45210. Pep . Black Student Uni0n, Pep Club. Child Care Club. BELL. OLIVIA ANN 210 East Rochelle Avenue. 45219. Nikkie . Pocahontas Club, Merry-Go-Round, G.A.A.. Vice-President; Cheerleaders. Captain; Insight. Student Council. Pep Club, Senior Class Council. Senior Class Committee. Prom; Modern Dance, Vice-Prasident; Good Grooming Club. BETTS. GREGORY 2015 Ryan Avenue. 45219. Stage Crew. Track. BLACK. GAIL JUANITA 1642 Denham Street. 45225. Junior Council on World Affairs. Treasurer: Pocahontas Club, Good Grooming Club. Olfice Workers. N.Y.C.; G.A.A., Insight. Student Council. Pep Club. Senior C1ass Council. Vice-President: Future Teachers 01 America, President; Featherettes. Senior Class Officer. Vice-President; Senior Class Committee, Prom; Modern Dance, Senlor Class Variety Show. Mistress of Ceremony; Spanish Club, Omega Pl, Secretary: Junior Class Council, Treasurer; European Club, Girl's Week Candidate. BOLWARE, ANNETTE 908 Cleveland Avenue. 45229. Lunchroom Workers. BOLWARE, JANNETTE 808 Cleveland Avenue. 45229. Lunchroom Workers. BONNER. FRANK LOWELL 4564 Cresap Street. 45223. Frank-San . Pep Club. Senlor Class Council. Homeroom Representative; Young Men's Drill Team. Math Club, Junior Class Council; Sophomore Class Representative; National Honor Society. BORDERS. DAVID 2016 Breen Street. 45208. Bing . H-Club. Insight, DECA, Pep Club, Big Reds Monitors, Basketball. BOWDEN. GARY LEE 345 McGregor Avenue. 45219. '1HaIf-a-man . H-Club, Big Reds Monitors, Art Club. European Club, Football. Cap1aln; Track. Captain; Gymnastics. Captain. BOYD. HOSALIND 3 Tuxedo Place. 45206. G.A.A. BOYLES, DEBORAH RENEE 2840 Burnet Avenue. 45219. Debbie . Pep Club. Child Care Club. English Club. BRANTLEY. DEBORAH ANN 3609 Miller Street. 45223. Mini . Senior Chorale. Senior Choir, Girls' Glee Club, Merry-Go-Round. Black Student Unlon. Pep Club. BRANTLEY, DORIS J. 8277 Moosewood Street. 45225. Dee Dee . Dramatics Club, Senior Chorale. Senior Choir, Girls' Glee Club. Secretary; Merry-GOw Hound. Black Student Union, Pep Club. Featherettes. BROOKS. TOMMIE 617 Strand Lane. 45232. Benny B . Good Grooming Club. Dramatics Club. Merry-Go-Round. Stage Crew. Student Councll. Pep Club, President; Young Men's Drill Team, Senior Class Variety Show, Williamsburg Club, Homecoming Candidate. Football. BROWN. BOBBY 2047 Power Street. 45223. Bobby Bird . BROWN, HELENA 819 Rockdale Street. 45229. 11Lil' Bit . BROWN. JO ANN BROWN. LILLIAN BROWN. LINDA SUE 715 Whittier Street. 45229. Student Council. Black Student Union, Pep Club. Secretary. Treasurer. BROWN. MARIAN DENISE 429 Wilkinson. 45206. Bonnle . Good Grooming Club. Senior Band, Student Council, Pep Club, Majorettes. Co-captain: Omega Pi, Health Careers Club. Sophomore Class Representative. BURGIN.VICK1EDNA 58 Graham Street. 45219. BURTON. VICKIE JEAN 30 Topridge, 45232. BUTLER, GRADY LOUIS 3637 Borden Street. 45223. Grady 6. . Good Grooming Club. H- Club, Senior Chorale, Senior Choir. Ensemble. Chamber Singers. Boys' Glee Club, Merry-Go-Round, Insight, Pep Club. Senior Class Council. Junior Class Council. Junior Class Representative, Track. .6. CALLOWAY, KATHERINE 2521 Chaltham, 45206. Good Grooming Club, G.A.A., DECA. CAMPBELL. DOROTHY 243 Melish Avenue, 45219. Dot . Good Grooming Club. Senior Chorale. Senior Choir. Ensemble, Chamber Singers, Girls' Glee Club, Merry-Go-Round. G.A.A. Student Council. Pep Club, Senior Class Councii. Senior Class Variety Show. Junior Class Council, Junior Class Representative, Williamsburg Club. CAMPBELL, GALE VANESSA 739 Oak Street. 45205. Nassau . Pochahonlas Club, Good Grooming Club. Senior Band, Instrumental Ensemble. Senior Chorale. Senior Choir. Ensemble. Chamber Singers. Mixed Chorus. Merry-Go-Round, G.A.A., Pep Club. Future Teachers of America. Majorettes. Modern Dance. Omega Pi1Huzettes1,Williamsburg Club. European Club, Homecoming Candidate, Girl's Week Candidate. Teachers Aides. CAMPBELL, WANDA DENISE 3940 Borden Street. 45223. Niesey . G.A.A., Black Student Union, Spanish Club, History Club. CARGILE. LEON 3344 Elland Avenue. 45229. CARNES, FRED DAVID . 536 Channing,45210. '1Chana .Gymnastics. CARPENTER. DEBORAH 1776 Townsend Place. 45223. T.O.E. . Good Grooming Club, Instrumental Ensemble, Senior Band. Student Council, Future Teachers of America. Omega Fl 1Huzettes1. Health Club, English Club, Hlstory Ciub, President; Nurse,s Aldes. CARR, ETLER 1518 Maiden Walk, 45215. Demp . CARTER. EUGENE CARROLL 2722 May Street. 45206. Twirp . Good Grooming Club, Chess Club. Instrumental Ensemble. Gargoyle. Artist: Express YourseH, Artist: Spanish Club. Artist: Art Club, European Club, Track. CHAMPION, MICHEAL 619 Strand Lane, 45232, Champ . CHANDLER. PATRICIA LYNN 1053 Heywood Street. 45225. CHILDRESS. BETTIE ANN 3946 Borden, 45223. Big Red'i Pocahontas Club. Dramatics Club. Mixed Chorus. Merry-Go-Round, G.A.A. Student Council. Pep Club, Junior Class Council. CHILDRESS, SHARON 735 Oak Street, 45206. Pumpkin Chill , Senior Choir. Girls' Glee Club. Merry-Go-Round. Pep Club. Swlmming. CHRISTOPHER, BARBARA ANN 3415 Millvale. 45225. Half-pint . Dramatics Club, Senior Chorale. Senior Choir, Ensemble. Chamber Singers. Mixed Chorus, Pep Club, Senior Class Council, Senior Executive Council, Junior Class Representative, Nurse's Aides. COLE. YVONNE 1608 Elm Street. 45210. Little Bit . Dramatics Club, Office Workers, Black Student Union. Pep Club. COLLINS, DAVY LEE 227 Fosdick. 45219. Cookie . Senior Band, Instrumental EnsembIe. Guitar Club, Merry-Go-Round. Young Men's Drill Team, Cross-Country. COTTON, WILLIAM HENRY, 723 Hidgeway, 45229. Penny . Junior Councll on World Affairs, H- Club, Instrumental Ensemble, Merry-Go-Round. Insight. Student Council, Senior Class Council, Young Men's Drill Team, Senior Variety Show. Big Red Monitors, Junior Class Council. Football, Track. Cross-Country. COULTER. VERNON 3026 Ahrens Street, 45219. Butch . Good Grooming Cllub. H-Club, Dramatios 0105. Visual Aids Crew, Insight, Black Student Union. Pep Club, Spanish Club, Homecoming Candidate. Football. Track. Basketball, Cross-Coumry. CRAWFORD. LILLIAN ANN 3713 Alaska Court. 45229. Good Grooming Club. Student Council. Gargoyle Staff. Annual Staff, Express Yourself, Omega Pi 1Huzettes1. Art Club, President. CROOMS, DALE 3485 W. Millvale Circle. 45224. Capone , CUNNINGHAM. JD. 5331 Owasco Street, 45227. Pep Club. -D- DACE, PHYLLIS ELAINE 3593 Roll Avenue. 45223. uElaine . Pep Club. Sophomore Class Representative. European Club. DANIELS, GWENDOLYN 2606 Hoff Avenue. 45202. uGwemnle . Nurse's Aides. DANIELS. MARVIN 1618 Logan. 45210. Hound . Good Grooming Ciub, Senior Choir, Ensemble. Insight. Young Men's Drill Team. Senior Class Variety Show. DANIEL, MICHAEL 588 Dixmyth. 45220. Mike . Pep Club. Track, Wrestling. State Champion; Cross-Country, DANIEL, PRISCILLA 588 Dixmyth. 45220. Dramatics Club, Office Workers. Mixed Chorus. Stage Crew. Secretary; Student Council. Pep Club, Senior Class Council. Senior Executive Council, Junior Class Councll, Junior Class Representative. DAVIS. GREGORYJEROME 2401 May Street 45206. '1Scooby . Chess Club, Vice-President: President; Senior Choir. Boys' G1ee Club, Express Yourself Staff. Spanish Club. President. DAVIS. MICHAEL EUGENE 1926 Young. 45219. MD . Senior Band. President; Instrumental Ensemble, Merry-GovRound, Insight. Senior Class Variety Show. Drum Major, European Club. Homecoming Candldate. DAVIS, SHERRY ANN 3459 Wilson Avenue. 45229. DAVIS, THELMA 3069 Beekman Street. 45225. Missey . Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, G.A.A., DECA. Secretary. DEAN. BETTY 114 Parker Street. 45219. DECA. DENKINS. EVELYN 270 Bodmann. 45219. Senior Choir. Girls' Glee Club. G.A.A.. Pep Club. DEROSSETT, SANDRA LOIS 1783 Baltimore. 45225. Sandy . DILLARD. ELIZABETH 2036 Millvale 01. 45225. NaNa . Dramatics Club, DECA. Sergeant- of-Arms; Pep Club. DILL1ARD, R081E 228 Albion Place. 45219. G.A.A.. Black Student Union, Pep 01015. English Club. DIXON, WODIE MAE 1611 Carll Street. 45225. DECA. DOUGLAS, KENNETH LAMAR 1649 Clayton. 45206. Duck . DRIVER. GILBERT NASON 828 Hutchins Avenue. 45229. Giz . Boys' Glee Club, Merry-Go- Round, Stage Grew. Senior Class Variety Show, Co-ed Hl-Y. DRAKE, DONALD DUHART, THERESA 3556 Wilson Avenue. 45229. Good Grooming Club. G.A.A.. Black Student Union. Pep Club. Senior Class Council. Senior Executive Council, Future Teachers of America, Gargoyle Staff, Annual Staff. Omega Pi 1Huzettes1, Health Careers Club, Junior Class Council. Junior Class Representative, Sophomore Class Council, Sophomore Ciass Representative. DUHHAM. ANTHONY DEWAYNE 3254 Harvey Avenue. 45229. 5Randy . Office Workers, Merry-Go- Round, Baseball, Track. DURHAM. FRANK -E- EDMONDS, HOSEA 3502 E. Millvale. 45225. 'Uose . Pep CIub, Spanish Club, Delta Pi, Treasurer; Junior Class Representative, Alternate; National Honor Society. EDWARDS. LARRY 41 W. Micken. 45210. Football, Track, Wrestling. EDWARDS, LILLIAN 3100 Woodburn Avenue, 45207. Cowboy . Good Grooming Club. ELLIOTT. DARYLL 3009 Eden Avenue. 45219. Oink . Chess Club, Senior Band. Instrumental Ensemble. Merry-Go-Flound. Young Men's Drill Team. Gargoyle Staff, Senior Class Variety Show. Williamsburg CIub. EVANS,JOHNNY 628 Rockdale Avenue. 45229. -F- FARHIS.M1CHELE 308 Kinsey Avenue. 45219. 0Meshack . Senior Band. Merry9Go- Round, G.A.A., Cheerleader. Secretary; lnsight.Sludent Council. Pep Club. Senior Class Council, Senior Executive Council. Express Yourse1f Staff. Senior Class Committee. Entertainment: Modern Dance, Omega Pi, Junior Class Council. Junior Class Representative. Executive Committee of College Jamboree. Student Assistant. FERGUSON, REGINA FORD, PAMELA 4093 President Drive. 45225. Mrs. Slick , Clericai Services Club. Office Worker, G.A.A., DECA. Pep Club, Student Store Worker. FORTE, BARBARA 169 170 FOSTER. EARL STANLEY 2238 Lofh Street. 45219. HrCIub. Instrumental Ensemble. Merry- Go-Round. Student Councii. Senior Class Council. Senior Executive Council, Senior Class Committee. Entertainment; Spanish Club, Dena Pi, Big Red Monitor, Junior Cfass Council. Junior Class Representative. Sophomore Class Council, Sophomore Represem tative. FootbaIl, Basketball. FRANKLIN, BARBARA SELENE 561 Prospect Place. 45229. Office Worker, Nurse's Office; Merry- Go-Round. G.A.A,, Student Council. Chairman of Student Service; Nurse1s Aides. National Honor Society. FRIA-SON. JOYZELL DENISE 526 Charming Sheet. 45210. Senior Band. ViceaPresident; Merry- Go-Round. Black Student Union, Senior Class Council, Senior Executive Council. Featherette, Gargoyle Staff, Express Yourself Staff, Spanish Club. Math Club. Omega Pi. Health Careers Club, Vice-President: Junior Class Council, Junlor Class Represemative, Concerned Students for Improvement of Curriculum. -G- GAITHER. DARRYL JOHN 246 Heien Street. 44Gaite . Chess Club. Stage Crew. Pep Club, Young Men's Drill Team. Art Club. GARRETT. SHELIA 2316 Burnet Avenue. 45219. Scofie . Dramatics Club. Merry-Go- Round. G.A.A.. Cheerleaders, Modern Dance, Senior Class Variety Show, Wllllamsburg Club. GARY. CLAUDIA MAE 841 Oak Street. 45206. Tree . Senior Band, Senior Chorale, Senior Choir. Mixed Chorus, Boys' Glee Club. Cheerleaders, Pep Club, Art Club. GIBSON, GARLAND WAYNE 3370 Bowling Green. 45225. 66 . Good Grooming Club, Senior Choir. Mixed Chorus, Boys' Glee Club. Merry-Go-Round. Black Student Union. Senior Class Variety Show. GILL.DEAF1Y MAE 256 Earnshaw Avenue. 45219. Flipper . Good Grooming Club. Office Workers, Pep Club. GIVENS, BRENDA KAY 334 Forest Avenue. Office Workers. Modern Dance, Nurse's Aides. GODFREY, PAUL 317 East University. 45219. Chess Club, Senior Band. Instrumental Ensemble. Merry-Go-Round. Senior Class Variety Show. GOOCH, SHEILA MAY 3135 Beekman. 45225. Gooch . Dramatics Club. Office Workers, Student Council. Black Student Union. President; Pep Club. Future Teachers of America. Gargoyle Staff, Senior Class Variety Show. GOODEN. OPHELIA 3964 Presiden! Drive. 45225. Fee Fee . Black Student Union, Featherettes. Express Yourself Staff, Spanish Club, Health Careers Club, History Club. GOODGAMES, KENNETH EDWARD 508 Glenwood Avenue. 45229. Keg1'. Junior Council on World Affairs. Good Groomlng Club. Treasurer; Senior Chorale, Senior Choir, Ensemble, Chamber Singers, Mixed Chorus. Boys' Glee Club, Insigm. Vice President; Student Council, Pep Club, Senlor Class Council, Senior Executive Council. Young Men's Drill Team, Captain; Senior Class Officers. President; Senior Class Variety Show. Math Club. Delta Pi, Junior Class Representative. Junior Class Council, President; Williamsburg Club. GRAHAM. TYRONE 546 Stewart Place. 45229, Rani . GRIER, DEBORAH 299 McGregor Avenue. 45219. G.A.A.. Annual Staff. History Club, European Club. GRIER, REGINA 1928 Nexer Avenue. 45225. Gina . Black Student Union, Pep Club. Spanish Club. History Club. GRIFFEN. RAYMOND 3135 Moosewood. 45225. -H- HANKEHSON. DENISE DEBORAH 3438 Harvey Avenue. 45229. Dee Dee . Office Workers, Pep Club. HARE, DARRYL 1925 Blgelow. 45219. Rabbit . Merry-Go-Round. Stage Crew, Student Council. Pep Ciub, Young Men's DriH Team, Big Red Monitors, Art Club. Williamsburg Club. Swimming, Tennis, Cross- Country. Gymnastics. HARGROVE. JAMES HARRELL, AHTIE 272 McCormick Place, 45219. Hippie . Good Grooming Club, G.A,A.. Insight, DECA. President; DECA Salesmanship Contest, Black Student Union, Senior Executive Council. Annual Stan, Express Yourseif Staff. Senior Class Variety Show, Junior Class Representative. Homecoming Candidate. HARRIS. MICHAEL 736 Oak Street. 45206. Slick . Good Grooming Club, Senior Chorale. DECA. DECA Salesmanship Contest, Senior Class Com- mittee. Senior Class Variety Show. HARRIS. ANN PATRICIA 1739 Carrahen Avenue. 45237. 2Pat . Good Grooming Club, Merry-Go-Round, Insight. Pep Club, Senior Class Council, Featherettes, Junior Class Council. Williamsburg Club. HARRIS. TONI 236 Stetson. 45219. uBig Tone . G.A.A. HATCHER. EUGENE RONALD 2274 Loth. 45219. Merry-Go-Round, DECA. DECA Salesmanshlp Contest. HAYSBERT. KENNETH 352 Riddle Road. 45215. H-Club. Black Student Union. Young Men's Drill Team, Track. Gymnastics. HENDRICKS. JEAN DONNA 3417 Woodburn. 45207. Moockey . Pocahontas Club, Good Grooming Club, Merry-Go-Round, G.A.A.. Insight. Pep Club, Featherettes, Modern Dance. HENSON. DEBORAH 404 Tirlotson Avenue. 45219.1'Debbie . Pep Club. HILL, DIANE ANITA 3247 Delaware. 45229. Diane . G.A.A. HILL, VENITA GUNICE 2329 Highland Avenue. 45219. 1'Niece . Girls4 Glee Club. DECA, Pep Club. HILL. JUNIOR ESAAC 311 Hearne. 45229. Dramatics Club. HILL, JONATHAN 584 Dixmyth Avenue. 45220. John . Senlor Chorale, Ensemble. Boys, Glee Club, Delta Pi, Treasurer; History Club. HILL, RAY 2238 Maplewood. 45219. Sugar Bear . H-Glub, Boys1 Glee Club, Merry-Go-Round, Insight. President; Student Council, Pep Club, Senior Class CouncIl, Senior Executive Council, Senior Class Committee. Senior Class Variety, Big Red Monitors. Junior Class Council. Junior Clasg Representative, Sophomore Class Council. Sophomore Class Representative. Homecoming Candidate, Football. Track, Wrestling. HILL, ANTHONY HUEBEN 328 Erkenbrecher Avenue. 45229. H-Club. Senior Chorare. Senior Choir, Ensemble. Chamber Singers, Mixed Chorus. Boys' Glee Club. Merry-Go-Round, Stage Crew. Student Councii. Young Men's Drill Team, Gargoyle Staff, Senior Cfass Variety Show, Sophomore Class Representative, Baseball, Football, Track. Basketball, Cross- Country. H1LLMAN,DAVID WILLIAM 538 Blair Avenue. 45229. Clerical Services Club, Instrumental Ensemble. Merry-Go-Round, Stage Crew. Student Council, Pep Ciub, Young Men's Drill Team. Gargoyle Staff. Express Yourseli Staff. National Honor Society, Cross-Country. HOLT, JEAN ANITA 1336 Westminster Drive. 45229. Nita Scita . Pep Club, Health Careers Club. Nurse's Aides. HORTON, DENISE ANGELA 203 Oak Street. 45219. Necey . Good Grooming Club. Dramatics Club, Senior Chorale. Senior Choir. Mixed Chorus. Girls' Glee Club, Merry-Go-Round. Siudent Council, Pep Club, Future Teachers of America. Spanish Club, Sophomore Class Representative. European Club. HOSKINS. MARIE KATHY 3433 W. Millvale Circle. 45225. Kitty1'. Senior Band, Instrumental Ensemble, G.A.A., DECA. Vice-President: DECA Salesmanship Contest. Student Council. Gargoyle Staff, Smoke Signals. Modern Dance, Coed Hi-Y. HOSKINS, RAY KENNETH 3433 W. Millvale Circle. 45225. Bookie . HOUSTON. JAN GLORIA 540 Carpiin Place. 45229. Doll . Pep Club. HUBBARD. ROBERT 3580 Edwards Road. 45208. '4Hub . H-Club. Football, Track. HUBBARD. RONALD 3580 Edwards Road. 45208. uI-iubh . H-Club. Footbail. Track. HUGHES. DARLENE 3400 West Millvale Circle. 45225. Senlor Chorale. Senior Choir, Merry4Go-Round. HUMPHREY, MARGARET HUNTER. CAPRICE 3234 Delaware Avenue. 45229. 1'Cappy . Senior Chorale. Senior Choir, Ensemble, Merry-Go-Round. Cheerleaders, G.A.A.. Senior Class Variety Show. HUNTER, ANNE DEBRA 1943 State Avenue. 45204. Debbie . Math Club, Omega Pi. Secretary. HUNTER, MAXINE 539 Slack Street. 45210. 1'Mickie . Lunchroom Workers, Otfice Workers. G.A.A.. Black Student Union. Pep Club. HUNTER. ANTHONY RAYMOND 539 Slack Street. 45210. Ray Boy . Instrumental Ensemble. History Club. HUTCHINS. DENISE MARGARET 14 East Rochelle Street. 45219. 2Little Bit . Pep Club. IDLER, WALTER IVERY. SHIRLEY 3015 Bellevue. 45219. -J- JACKSON. BETTY JEAN 2221 Fonler Street. 45206. Betty Boo . DECA Salesmanship Contest. Pep Club. Featherettes, Modern Dance. JACKSON, EFHCOMEGA 2 881 Hutchins. 45229. Hungry Jack H-Club. Pep Club, Gargoyle Staff, Senior Class Variety Show. Math Club, Williamsburg Club, European Club, Swimming, Football. JENKINS, DEBORAH JAN 3811 Miller Street. 45223. Girls' Glee Club,G.A.A..lnsight.Studen1 Council, Pep Club. Spanish Club. Sophomore Class Representative. Girls' Week Candidate. JENKINS. HAROLD JAMEg, 874 Wade Walk. 45214. Jimmy . Senior Choir, Senior Chorale, Ensemble. Chamber Singers, Vice President; Boys1 Glee Club, Merry-Go-Round, Delta Pi. JENKINS, LEM 2125 Weron Le. 45225. Bo-Legged-Baby . H-Club. Vice President; Instrumental Ensemble. Merry-Go-Round, Insight. Big Red Monitors. President; Baseball, Football, Basketball. JENKINS, MICHAEL 3158 Vine Street. 45214. nBig Mike . Mixed Chorus, Merry-Go- Round, Stage Crew. Health Careers Club. History Club, Nurse's Aides. JOHNSON, DEBORAH 2253 Rice Street. 45219. 2Left Legs . Good Grooming Club. GIrls' Glee Club, Merry-Go-Round. G.A.A., 1nsight, Black Student Union, Pep Club. Senior C1ass Committee. Decoratlon; Junior Class Representative, Williamsburg Club. JOHNSON. ELLA ANNETTE 2214 Auburn. 45219. Bowjango . Dramatics Club. Merry-Go- Round. Black Union Student, Gargoyle Staff, Senior Class Variety Show. JOHNSON, FLOYD JUAN 325 Northern AvenUe. 45229. 1'Floy Joy . Senior Chorale, Senior Choir, Ensemble, Treasurer; Chamber Singers. Treasurer; Boys' Glee Club. Merry-Go-Round, Junior Class Council. History Club. President. JOHNSON. FREDA 3839 Colerain Avenue. 45225. 2Freda Payne . Pep Club. JOHNSON, HERSCHEL LEE 147 Woolper Avenue. 45220. DECA. Baseball. JOHNSON, LADON EHHOL 234 Helen. 45219. Donnie1'. Chess Club, Pep Club. Young Men's Drill Team. Child Care. Track. JOHNSON. LOIS 723 East McMillan. 45205. Gargoyle Staff. JOHNSON, MICHAEL LEE 325 Northern Avenue. 45229. NThe Shockerw. Senior Chorale, Senior Choir, Vice President; Ensemble. President; BOVS' Giee Glut!r Merry-Go-Round. Student Council, Delta Pi. Junior Class Council. JOHNSON, PATRICIA ANN 2214 Auburn Avenue. 45219. '4Pat . JOHNSON. ROBERT 3713 Llewellyn. 45223. Bobby . JOHNSON. STEVE DEWAYNE 3287 Bowling Green Court. 45225, DJ. Student Council. JOHNSON, WILEY 3256 Burnet Avenue. 45229. B.J. . Good Gracming Club. H-Club, Boxing, Golden Gloves: Football. JONES, RODNEY 3583 Alaska. 45229. Lighting Rod . Good Grooming Club. Merry4 Go-Round, Insight, Student Council, Senior Class Council, Senior Executive Council, Young Men's Drill Team, Senior Class Variety Show, Big Red Monitors, Junior Class Representative. JORDAN, ANGELA AUDREY 3951 Dickson Avenue. 45229. Angie . SeniorChorale.Gir13' Glee Club, Black Student Union, Future Teachers of America. Majorettes, Modern Dance. Math Club. Omega Pi, Junior Ciass Representative, Williamsburg Club. Delegate. Edgecliff College United Nations Assembly. Concerned Students for Improvement of Curriculum. Project to Encourage Young Black Writers. -K- KEELING, DARYL 3301 Euclid Avenue. 45220. Sugar Foot . KENNEDY. ANN PATRICIA 8863 Planet Drive. 45231. '1Pal . Pep Club. Health Careers Club. Nurse's Aides. KLNG, WYNETTA GAIL 3569 Harvey Avenue. 45229. Office Workers, Merry-Go-Round. Senior Class Variety Show, Health Careers Club. History Club. KING. OBRA 715 Whittier Street. 45229. Senior Choir. Chamber Singers. KNAFF. DEBORAH . 62 Forest Avenue. 45220. '1Sporty . Good Grooming Club. H's Academic. Merry-Go-Round, Insight. Health Careers Club. KRING. ESTELA 2910 Scioto Street. 45219. Health Careers Club. -L- LANG, DANIEL 1919 Millvale Court. 45225. Pink Panther . Chess Club, H-Club. Good Grooming Club, Pep Club, Gargoyle Staff. Swimming. Baseball, Football. LARKINS. GLORIA 292 Helen. 45219. '1Angel . Good Grooming Club, Senior Chorale. Senior Choir, Treasurer; Ensembie, Gisz' Glee Club. Merry-Go- Round. G.A.A.. Insight. Student Council, Co-chairman; Black Student Union. Pep Club. Senior Class Council. History Club. LARKIN.JIMMY 1553 Ruth Avenue. 45207. Slick Jim . Chess Club, Good Grooming Club, Dramatics Club. Senior Band, Guitar Club, Merry- Go-Round, Insight, Student Council. Pep Ciub. Young Men's Drill Team. Senior Class Varie1y Show. Math Club, Co-ed Hi-Y. Junior Class Representative, Sophomore Class Representative. History Club, Treasurer and Vice-President; Baseball, Football, Track. Basketball, Cross Country. LARKIN. SHIRLEY 3665 Vine Street. 45220. Sexy . Good Grooming Club, Merry-Go- Round. Homecoming Candidate. LARKIN, WILLIE 1553 Ruth Avenue. 45207. Jimmy . Chess Club, Good Grooming Club. Dramatics Club, Senior Band, Ensemble. Guitar Club. Merry- Go-Round, Insight, Student Council. Black Student Union, Pep Club. Young Men's Drill Team, Math Club. Co4ed Hi-Y, Junior Class Representative. Sophomore Class Representative. Williamsburg Club, History Club. Vice-President and Treasurer; Baseball, Football, Track. Basketban. Cross Country. LAYNE. CRYCELIA 1017 Cutter Street. 45203. Ceal . Good Grooming Club. Insight, Black Student Union, Pep Club, Omega Pi, Junior Class Representative, Sophomore Class Representative. Nurse's Aides. LAYNE. LYNN GAIL 241 East University Avenue. 45219. Slim . Pocahontas Club. Good Grooming Club. Dramatics Club. Office Workers. G.A.A.. Insight Student Council. Black Student Union. Pep Club. Senior Class Council. Senior Executive Council. Featherettes. Gargoyle Stalf. 172 Smoke Signals. Modern Dance. Senior Class Variety Show, Omega Pi, Health Careers Club. Junlor Class Representative. Williamsburg Club. History Club, Chairman; Nurse's Aides. National Honor Society. Girls' Week Candidate. LAYNE, GARY 241 East University Avenue. 45219. Football. Track. LEE. ANN SHIRLEY 2716 Euclid Avenue. 45219. Jag . Pocahontas Club. Senior Cho1r. Merry-Go-Round. G.A.A.. Insight, Black Student Union. Pep Club, Future Teachers of America, Featheretles, Modern Dance. Senior Class Variety Show. LEWIS, ROBERT MANUEL 3273 Moosewood Court. 45225. Sweet Daddy . H-Club, Senior Chorale, Senior Choir, Ensemble. Chamber Singers. Merry-Go- Round. Student Council. Pep Club, Math Club. Big Red Monltors, Wllliamsburg Club. History Club. Program Chairman; Track. Gymnastics. LILLY. LYNETTE ROBERTA 1990 Westwood Northern Boulevard. 45225. Bobby Bird . Pocahontas Club. Good Grooming Club. Senior Chorale, Senior Choir, Ensemble. Merry-Go-Round. Student Council, Black Student Union, Senior Class Variety Show. LOVE. ANN MARCIA 2033 Hewitt Avenue. 45208. Senior Choir, Mixed Chorus. Girls1 Glee Club, Insight. Black Student Union. LOWE, KENNETH WILLIAM 1607 Dexter Avenue. uBig Lowe . -M- MALLORY,SANDF1A 3593 WElson. 45229. Spunky . Good Grooming Club, Lunchroom Worker. Cashier; Merry-Go-Round, G.A.A.. Student Council. Pep Club. Vlce-President: Featherenes, Secretary; Modern Dance. Homecoming Candidate. MANOR. ADRIENNE 1923 Bigelow Street. 45219. Ade . Good Grooming Club. Senior Choraie, Senior Choir. Ensemble. Mixed Chorus. G.A.A.,lnsigh1, Pep Club. Featherettes, Modern Dance. MARTIN. ROBERT 212 Dorsey. 45210. Bob . MASON, CYNTHIA MASON, SIDNEY 274 Dorchester.45219.DeI1a Pi, Track, Cross Country. MATHIS. EDDIE 724 Hale. 45229. Ed . Boys' Glee Club. Student Council. Junior Class Representative. Sophomore Class Council, Sophomore Ciass Representative, Swimming. Cross Country. Gymnastics. MAYS, KENNETH 2316 St. James Avenue. 45206. Kool Ken. Senior Choir. Baseball, Track. MAYS, STEPHANIE 1106 Sunnyslope Drive. 45229. Tank. Good Grooming Club, Senior Chorale. Senior Choir. Ensemble, Chamber Slngers. Merry- Go-Round. G.A.A., Student Council. Black Student Union. Pep Club, Senior Class Council, Senior Executive Council, Featherettes. Senior Class Officer. Secretary: Modern Dance, Omega Pi 1Huzettes1. Junior Class Council. Secretary; Sophomore Class Council, Williamsburg Club. McCALL. JOSEPHINE 2271 Vine Street. 45219. Josie'. Annual Staff. Typist; History Club. MCDONALD. RUTH 501 Bea! Street. 45210. McMiLLAN, SHIRLEY 237 E. Rochelle Street. 45219. Chicken . Good Grooming Club. Drama1ics Club. Senior Choir, Ensemble. Chamber Singers. Merry- Go-Hound, G.A.A.. Pep Ctub. Senior Class Council, Senior Class Variety Show, Math Club. Health Careers Club, Junior Class Council. Williamsburg Club. McNEAL. CHARLES 239 Helen. 45219. Freeman . Student Council. Pep Club, Future Teachers of America, Football. Wrestling. McPHERSON. GLENDA 1815 Josephine Street. 45210. '1Pookie . Pocahontas Club. Dramatics Club, MerrynGo-Round. Senior Class Committee. Prom; Nurse's Aide. MEADOH, MAURICE 554 Hale Avenue. 45229. The Blazer . Chess Club, President; H- Club. Senior Chorale. Senior Choir, Ensemble, Chamber Singers, Boys' Glee Club. Merry-Go-Round. Pep Club, Delta Pi, Big Red Monitors, Junior Class Council, Basketball. MEADOWS. FRED 2506 Stanton Avenue. 45206. Wild Man . Chess Club. Captain, Treasurer; Instrumental Ensemble, Merry-Go-Round, Gargoyle Staff. Express Yourself Staff. Delta Pi. MENTLOW, SAUNDRA 5248 Vivian Place. 45232. Meatloaf . Senior Band. Instrumental Ensemble. Merry-Go-Round. G.A.A.. Black Student Union, Ma- jorettes, Senior Class Variety Show, Spanish Club. MERRITT, JEWELL 228 Stetson Street. 45219. Merrie . Senior Choir. Chamber Singers. Merry-Go-Round. G.A.A.. DECA. Pep Club. MILFORD. DAVID 3592 Bogart. 45229. Bug . Pep Club, Football. MILLER, RALPH 640 Union Street. 45229. Strawberry . Merry-Go-Round. Student Council, Pep Club, Young Men's Drill Team. MINOR. EDWARD 212 Northern Avenue. 45229. Gene . Gargoyle Staff, Football. MITCHELL, BERNADETTE 647 Glenwood. 45229. 11Bernie . Good Grooming Club, Treasurer; Merry-Go-Round. Cheerleader. President; Math Club, Williamsburg Club. MITCHELL, TOMMY 699 Gholson. 45229. Chess Club, Lunchroom Worker. MOORE. WILLIAM 3645 Forest Park Drive. 45229. uWild Bill . H-Club. Senlor Band. Swlmming. MORRIS. NATHANIEL 325 McGregor Avenue. 45219. Office Worker. Fu1ure Teachers of America. MOTLEY, DEBORAH 2608 Liddell. 45225, Red . Dramatics Club. Senior Chorale. Senior Choir. Merry-Go-Round. G.A.A.. Cheerleader, Inslght, Pep Club, Senior Class Council, Omega Pi 1Huzettes1, Junior Class Council, Junior Class Representative. Sophomore Class Representative. MUKES. RAYMOND 2405 May Street. 45206. Peteyl'. Pep Club. MURPHY. MICHAEL 663 June Street. 45206. Tank . Chess Club. It's Academic. Oflice Worker, Senior Class Council, Senior Executive Council, Senior Class Officer. Treasurer; Math Club, Delta Pi. -N- NAPIER. DARRELL 2571 Liddell. 45225. Instrumental Ensemble. Pep Club. NAPIER. RODNEY DARRELL 1793 Agnes Street. 45223. Senior Band, Instrumental Ensemble. Ensemble. Merry-Go-Hound. Pep Club. Future Teachers of America. Senior Class Variety Show, Prom Committee. Concerned Students for Improvement of Curriculum. NEELY, BRENDA 1930 Young Street. 45219. Shorty. Pep Club, Senior Class Council, Junior Class Council. NIXSON. EUDORA SARAH Dora , Pocahontas Club. Good Grooming Club, Dramatlcs Club. Insight, Black Student Union. Pep Ciub, Featherenes. Modern Dance, Senior Class Variety Show, Omega Pi. Health Careers Club, History Club, Nurse's Aides. -p- PATRIDGE. KATHY MICHELLE 3589 Eden Avenue. 45229. G.A.A.. Black Student Union, Gargoyle Staff, HisIory Club. Aiken. PARTRIDGE. KEITH 3589 Eden Avenue. 45229. Punch . Good Grooming Club, H-Club, Pep Club, Baseball. FootbaII, Basketball. Aiken. PEGG, JOHNNY 1582 Dixmont Street. 45207. Skipper . Baseball. Football. Track, Basketball. PEGG, LINDA MARIE 1582 Dixmont Street. 45207. Lynn . PETERSON. ALFREDA 1839 Josephine Street. 45219. Pep Club. Modern Dance. English Club. PETERSON. FRANCES M. 445 West McMicken Avenue. 45214. Senior Choir. Pep Club. Future Teachers of America. Nurse's Aides. Tennis. Gymnastics. POOLE, PAMELA LEE 3586 Tacoma Avenue.45220. Pam1e . PORTER, OPHELIA 315 Earnshaw Avenue. 45219. Ople . Pocahontas Club, Gargoyle Staff, Smoke Signa1s, Art Club, Junior Class Council. Treasurer. -R- RATLEY. STEVE DANIEL 2203 Rice Street 45219. Rat . Senior Band. Delta PI, Swimmlng, Tennis. RAYNEY, PAMELA LEE 2344 Clifton Avenue. 45219. Stormy . It's Academic, Senior Class Council. Math Club. Omega Pi, Junior Class Council, Junior Class Representative, English Club. Girls' Week Candidate. REED. DEBORAH 437 West McMicken. 45214. Deb . Senior Band. Instrumental Ensemble, Merry-Go-Round, Pep Club, Senior Ciass Variety Show, Sophomore Class Representative. REED. HOWARD RICHARD 2455 Paris Street. 45219. Rlcky . H-Club. Pep Club, Co-ed Hi-Y, Vice President; Baseball, Football, Track. REID, JOHNETTA DENISE 108 Huntington Place. 45219.11PeeVee . Pep Club. Spanish Club. RICHARDSON, STANLEY 641 Van Antwerp Sireet. 45229. Football, Wrestling. RIDDLE, SARAH JEANNETTE 2557 Liddle Street. 45225. Lunchroom Workers, Mixed Chorus. Girls1 Glee Club. Omega P1. Junlor Class Council. Junior Class Representative. Senior Class Prom Committee. RIDGEWAY LYNDA DENISE 817 Blair Avenue. 45229. '1Lyn . Pocahontas Club. Merry-Go- Round. G.A.A.. Insight. Pep Club, Featherettes, Modern Dance, Homecoming Candidate. RINGEH, JESSIE MAE 3173 Beekman Street. 45225. Peachesii Health Careers Club, Nurse's Aides. ROBERSON, ISAAC 4623 Erie Avenue. 45227. Ike . Good Grooming Ciub. Dramatics Club, Williamsburg Club. European Club. Basketball. Courter Technical High School. ROBINSON, CYNTHIA 2554 Saint Leo Place. 45225. Cyn . Pep Club. ROBINSON. JACK 3427 Beekman Street. 45223. It's Academic. Captain; Homecomlng Candidate. Football, Track, Black Student Union. Annual. CryEditor; DeIta Pi, Secretary; Math Club. Pep Club, Spanish Club. ROBINSON. JANET ROB1NSON. YVONNE 2226 Maplewood Avenue. 45219. Bonnie . Stage Crew. ROCQUEMORE. MYRON 3721 Llewellyn. 45223. Rock . Good Grooming Club, News Coordinator; Dramatics Club, Pep Club. Track. Cross Country. HOPER,JOSEPH 261 Gilman Street. 45219. Track. ROPER. LENORA MICHELLE 3569 Vine Street. 45220. Roper . Good Grooming Club. Dramatics Club, Merry-Go-Round, G.A.A., President; Student Council, Com- mittee Chairman; Pep Club. Senior Ciass Council, Senior Executive Council. Majorettes, Featherettes. Captain for 2 years; Gargoyle Staff. Senior Class Variety Show. Modern Dance. President; Math Club. Junior Class Council, Junlor Ciass Representative. Vice- President; Sophomoye Class Representative, English Club. William- sburg Club. Secretary: Girls' Week Candidate. Concerned Students for Improvement of Curriculum. ROSEMOND. FREDERICK T. 3654 Irving Stree1.45220. uFreddie . Chess Club. Good Grooming Club. Dramatics Club. It's Academic, Office Workers. Boys' Giee Club. Merry-Go-Hound. Insight. Student Council, Black S1uden1 Union, Pep Club, Senior Class Council.Fu1ure Teachers of America. Young Men's Drill Team. Spanish Club. Big Red Monitors, Junlor Class Ccuncil, Junior Class Representative. Sophomore Class Coun- Cil. Sophomore Class Representative, English Club, Williamsburg Club. Track. RUCKER, OBEE -3- SANDER, STEVEN ROY 469 Warner Stree1.45219. Steve . SANDERS. DARRELL EUGENE 3371 East Millvale. 45225. SANDERS. STEVE 3059 Kerper. 45206. Pee Wee . Senior Choir. SANDFORD, MARILYN ANN 2211 Sinton Avenue. 45206. Slim . Aiken, SAUNDERS. ELLEN LOUISE 1908 Young Sheet. 45219. Pocahontas Club, Black Student Union. SCOTT, DEBORAH JEAN 3058 Beekman Street. 45225. Scottie . Good Grooming Club, Merry-Go-Round. G.A.A., Black Student Union, Vice President; Senior Class Variety Show. Williamsburg Club. SCURRY. SELEVIA SERSHION, DIANEANEITA 812 East Mitchell Avenue. 45229. Good Grooming Club, Insight. Pep Club. SHAW. REGINA 1309 Dreman Avenue. 45223. 'Curuees . Senior Chorale, Senior Choir. Ensemble, Chamber Singers, Mixed Chorus. StMMONS. BRENDA 1947 Millvale Court. 45225. Winky . Senior Executive Council. Express Yourself Staff. Senior Class Variety Show, Junior Class Representative. SIMS. JULIA RENEE 3429 Hallwood Place. 45229. Na Na . Pocahontas Ctub. G.A.A., Black Student Union, Secretary; Featherettes. Modern Dance, Senior Class Variety Show. Junior Class Representative. Williamsburg Club. SIMS. SERRY SMITH. MERRILL FLOYD 2968 Sidney Avenue. 45225. Baseball. France High School. SMITH,SENTRILLA 2367 Fairview Avenue. 45219. Pep Club. SMITH. VIRGINIA LOUISE 3641 Alaska Avenue. 45229. Tookle . Senior Chorale, Senior Choir, Ensembie, Chamber Singers. Merry-Go-Hound. Student Council. Sophomore Class Representative. STANFORD, JAMES RUSSELL 2035 Baltimore Avenue. 45207.1'Cr1p . STEVENSON, GREGORY 3543 ldlewild. 45207. STEVENSON. LEE ROY 200 Hearne Avenue. 45229. Butkus . Dramatics Club, DECA. Football, Track. STRAYHORN, LAVEHN SUMMEROW, GLORIA DENISE 3552 Purdue. 45220. Wee-Wee . Senior Chorale, Senlor Choir. Ensemble, ChamberSingers. Mixed Chorus, Girls, Glee Ciub, Merry- Go-Round, Black Student Union. Senior Class Variety Show. Williamsburg Club, National Honor Society, National Scholarship Foundation. -T- TAYLOR. SUPERIOR 279 Helen Street. 45219. 2Miss .Ann . Office Workers. Senior Chorale, Merry-Go-Round, Nurse's Aides. THOMAS. DEBRA JEAN 3934 King Place. 45223. Debbie . Black Student Union. Health Careers Club, Chiefland High School. THOMAS. MARILYN DELOIS 2408 Highland Avenue. 45219. Chicken . Chess Club, Health Careers Club. Nurse's Aides. THOMAS. DEN ESE LAUREEN 3934 King Place. 45223. Nese . Black Student Union, Pep Club, Annual Staff, Business Manager; Delegate to Edgecliff College United Nations Day, Prom Committee. Concerned Students For Improvement of Curriculum. THOMPSON,GINA 259 Dorchester Avenue. 45219. Junior Council on World Affairs, Lunchroom Workers. Senior Chorale, Senior Choir, Ensemble, Mixed Chorus. Merry-Go-Round, Insight. Treasurer; Senior Class Council. Featherettes, Modern Dance. Senior Class Variety Show. Junior Class Council, Junior Class Representative, Sophomore Class Council, Sophomore Class Representative. 173 174 TOLLIVER. PHYLLIS 1835 Carll Street. 45225. Faye . Senior Class Council, Future Teachers of America, Secretary; Featherettes. Modern Dance, Spanish Club, Junior Class Council. European Club. TORHEY. HALLIE 510 Ridgeway Avenue. 45229. Meme . Office Workers. Black Student Union. Pep Club, Future Teachers of America. TROSPER. JAMES EDWARD 2204 City View Circle. 45225. -w- WADE, DON ALLEN 423 West McMicken. 45214. WAGNER. PATRICIA ANN 1805 Denham Street. 45225. Pat . Office Workers, Future Teachers of America, English Club, President; President's Committee. WALLACE, MARY 1982 Pinckney Street. 45214. Ricketts't Nurse1s Aides. WALLEFL PHILLIP DONTE 1303 Franklin Avenue. 45237. Mr. Clean . Good Grooming Club, lnstrumental Ensemble, Senior Band, Merry-Go-Hound. Stage Crew. Black Student Union. Senior Class Variety Show. Football. Wrestling. Courter Technical. WALZ, LEROY 2638 Halstead Street. 45214. WARREN, LOUIS 1984 Millvale Court. 45225. Big Lou . HuCIub. Vice President; Art Club. Baseball, Footbail. Track. Wrestling. WARREN. PHYLLIS 2312 Stratford. Pep Club. WASHINGTON. ANDERSON, JR. 3697 Vine Stree1.Apt. 1199. 45219. WATKINS. JOYCE FAYE 221810wa Avenue. 45206. Sly,'. WATKINS. PATRIC'IA ANN 2378 Flora Street. 45219. Slick . Pocahontas Club. G.A.A,, Sfudent Council. Pep Club, Featherettes. Modern Dance. WATKINS. ROY L. 1769 Powers Street. 45223. HSmooth Feet . Football. WEATHERBY, GLORIA JEAN 3244 Moosewood Street. 45225. Face . Dramatics Club. G.A.A.. Junior Class Representative. WEBB. DAHA LOUIS 309 Erkenbercher. 45229. Football, Track. WELLS, VERNETT 2529 Stanton Avenue. 45206. TIppey Toes . WHITE, ANTHONY 2315 Sauer. 45219. uSlim . Courter Technical High School. WHITE. DEBORAH 760 Wayne Street. 45206. Deb . Pocahontas Club, Treasurer; Insight, Black Student Union, Gargoyle Staff, Smoke Signals. Annual Staff. Senior Class Editor; Health Careers Club. WHITE. MARILYN KEY 4819 Eastern Avenue. 45225. Dramatics Club. Senior Band. Instrumental Ensemble, Merry-Go-Round, Stage Crew. Express Yourself Staff. Spanish Club. WHITE, MARILYN MARIE 1811 Dreman Avenue. 45223. Senior Band. Student Council. Spanish Club. Sophomore Class Representative. Williamsburg Club. European Club. WHEELER, DEBORAH WILLIAMS, CALVIN RAY 2265 Rice Street. 45219. 1'Penguin . H-Club. Big Red Monitors, Track. WILLIAMS. DAISY MILDRED 2229 Kenton Street. 45206. Popy . Senior Choir. WILLIAMS, FRANK 3022 Cohoon. 45208. Pep Club. Football. WILLIAMS. JAMES DANIEL 3437 Wilson Avenue. 45229. Preach . Black Student Union. WILLIAMS. MELVIN T. 824 Lexington Avenue. 45229. Pig Dan . WILLIAMS, THERESA 3640 Alaska Avenue. 45229. Terri . Pep Club, Senior Executive Council. Junior Ciass Representative. Nurse's Aides. WILLIAMSON, BRENDA WILSON. JUDITH ANNE 555 Ringgold, 45210. Jubertha . Pocahontas Club. Black Student Union, Pep Club. Gargoyle Staff, Sports Editor: Senior Class Variety Show. Health Careers Club. WILSON. STANFORD 1636 Powers Street. 45223. Senior Choir. Ensemble, Merry-Go- Round, Sophomore Class Representative. WlNKFIELD. MILTON 294 Dorchester Avenue. 45219. 'Wink . Boys' Glee Club. Young Men's Drill Team. Williamsburg Club. WISE. ELNORA 5351 Eastwood Drive. 45227. Nurse's Aides. WITCHER. LLOYD WILLIAM 149 Winkler Street. 45219. H-Club. Senior Band. Swimming, Football. Tennis. WOODY, GAIL MARIE 4073 President Drive. 45225. Pep Club. Senior Executive Council. Senior Class Variety Show, Junior Class Representative. Mt. Healthy High School. WOOTEN. W1LLIAM JAMES 3610 Dawson Avenue. 45223. Turtle . -z- ZIEGLER. ROBERT LEON 16 East Rochelle Street. 45219. 1'Zig . Pep Club. Spanish Club. Track. THREE CHEERS FOR HUGHES! 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McMillan Sheet PLEASE PATRONIZ E OUR ADVERTISERS 1 TH ANNIVERSARY Clhcfon 8c McMillan Hughes High School Alumnal Association Invites the Graduation Class of 1972 to Membership $?,?mmml EiIiZgIIMIp 404 $2772 $0? $$ 'Pmsmfvd 10 M19130; 11111! W Me 61114 Mm gradual'lhv'g57'!k 721;ng masf 1111117011521. 9174411111125 01w! 11111171711111 la 15541111 r111271 701711 21-1711 and 711K197; main 111111111115 11111 an! 179177117111! r17171m , 1l1'1111- :1 43111111111 11'111'2111117111011111111113 $1111 11 1171!;1 11 1111111151 I111 111111 1:1;111 ??15'111117'172 InabrngPmarmcy 1c ark My . . . H yLHL7M . 3.; mg, HUGHES men smmomuum nssucuman 3L1: .Addociation .anrvnuaffy .deartld 3,125 Centenniai CgifizwwAila Cerhficafe 62ta$fidAecJ Way 25, I951 19517Joseph Ries and Virginia Hofmann 19527Vincent A. Orlando and Shirley Jean Barrett 19537Robert A. Goering, Irwin Rohrbach, Dorothy Aberman and Nancy C. Russell 1954?,Iohn C. Gehrhart and Hedy Schrof 19557J0hn Welch and Cilla Chase 19567T0m Minnich and Mary Eiselein 1957-Patrick Breen and Nelda Norton James R. Carruthers, President; Homer S. Toms, VicaPresident; 19587Arthu1' Helm and Barbara Hafner 19597Ra1ph Taylor and Dorothy Richards 1960HDavid Langford and Judith Stivers 19617R0bert Beyer and Nancy Huppenz 19627.1 ames Seibel and Bonnie Kraus 19637Wa1ter Dealwester and Judy Oettinger 19647111131 Matlock and Nancy Sneed EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE FOR 1971-1972: 19657171618011 Holzschuh and Phyllis Eken 1966-Edward Smith and Carol Brooks 19677William Rippetoe and Beverly Kidwell 19687131131 Davis and Yvonne Ridgeway 19697Steve O,Banion and Antronette McKenzie 19707Michael Oliver and Terri Sanders 1971-James Hurley and Terri Beasley Diane Deiters Steele, Seqretary; Paul J. Bauer, Treasurer; Charles Dolman, Helen Heinsheimer G135, and George Jack Grieshaber. TRUSTEES: J ames Alexander, Robert E. Bach, and Stephen R. Goedel- JUNIOR EXECUTIVE BOARD: Danny Bartholomew, Walter Dearwester, Carole Heinlein, and Mary Lou Klene