Indian Hill High School - Legend Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1958 volume:

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We have walked through the h glass of hool and are f g Th f Tur d that The prepa 1 given has been our gua T f CD QD . ..Q L I Through the hallowed hours of hugh school days Passed The classes noTes and lunchroom trays We lolfered Talked and made new frnends Whlle fume To our mem rles enchanrmenf lends ZU1f5f12 X515 6 of FOREWORD DEDICATION ADMINISTRATION FACULTY SENIORS CLASSES JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESI-IMEN EIGHTH GRADE SEVENTH GRADE SPORTS ADVERTISING Our days were filled vvITh many Things AII those loys whnch hugh school bnngs The dances dates The clubs and games A precnous pucture thus enframes I2- 3 46 47 48 49 50 5I 52 53 54 55 2 3 6 7 I I7 23 45 ACTIVITIES 59 N 83 99 I M SW s ,, E . f. ag,.,1 fi . 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TlME, tempo, tympany Marching, metronome, musical Rhythmic, rumbling, rippling The Marching lOO of lndian Hill High School has lifted our spirits at many a ball game. As we have watched the marching teet ot the band and listened to the strains ot music as it has echoed through our high school years, we have held our heads higher and made our shoulders straighter. We may not always have music in our lives, lout the nostalgic echo ot the Marching lOO will cause us to quicken our steps as we leave the halls ot l.l-l.H.S. and take our place in the world which is await- ing us. Immun l'liLL 7 ' ff 'f '.' 2 ' .aft Q S fx A . , ,gg M f f? A I Self M- i:i::,fQ'x? -5 lf f 11- ' ' - 'Q -If d.a , ,GK L '15 . .--3 1 6 . 5 ' 5 5 5 ' 2 2 3 2 Q , T -, -. s s s g a 2 a a 1 Aa 4? ff. al ff. ff., in i A n - i ,. .I i- L -..i-q..n...j , nj . 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Each of us must follow his blueprint with care and concern so that the final structure may be without flaw, for a thing of beauty is a ioy forever. I k I na l . I I l I I . I l U I I I I I I If? I I I I K+ f 6 R Mg? P un fzfure creepeff 7 ' C. M. PATRICK SUPERINTENDENT Graduates of T958, you are stepping beyond the horizon into a great uncharted universe wherein you may be called upon to play a role of Tremendous im- port. The attitudes and philosophies which we have been able to assist you in formulating during your high school days will, in part, guide you in selecting your niche in this vast new scientific age. However much is required of you, however fearful the con- comitant dangers involved, it is to be hoped that each one of you will respond to the challenge that is yours. We who have known you are confident that you will measure up to our expectations and will fulfill creditably, with the help of Almighty God, whatever destiny may await you. C. M. PATRICK Superintendent THE BOARD OF EDUCATION X.-i?..-: V. C. Hoffman, Mr. F. W, Wilkening, Mrs. Paul W. Steer, Pfegldemi Mr R V St nberg, Mr. Jas, Headley, Mr. Arthur Fry. ROBERT L. WALTER PRINCIPAL Arnold said, Real knowledge, like everything else ot value is not to be obtained easily. It must be prayed for. lt every member of this class upon graduation would believe this and act upon the be- lief we would be happy indeed. You have not yet received an education. In tact you will never receive it in the sense that it is given to you and you possess it. It each one has developed some desire for knowledge, though, and a wish to spend your life in a search tor more, then we will be content. Some will go on to college, some to training pro- grams, and some to iobs. Regardless, it you seek to know, expecting it to come hard but realizing that the value is in the struggle, you will be worthy of the respect due an educated person. Good bye . . . and good luck. ROBERT L. WALTER Principal Today is our day! We are living and working and playing in a familiar world of home, high school and classmaTes. We know ThaT The TuTure beckons buT Today is here wiTh us. Today we can be happyg we can be carefree! We realize ThaT The ioys and The disappoinTmenTs of Today will be The memories of Tomorrow. The days are shorT and we are noT able To do all we wanT To do, buT we are sTriving To Till These days To Their TullesT. YesTerday has goneg Tomorrow will come. Today is Tor us- a day in which we shall make our mark. Each day gives us new goals To reach, new horizons To conquer. We are young in years, buT we feel ThaT maTuriTy is wiThin our grasp. To seep To bef To do:-This is our aimg This is our goal! ccf' ' W -.- , I Q. N w ., :N '- -- fa .. . MM - J 4 - K - ... - '- -., -Q Q, '1' - ig- H . 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G.,-0 Q MR BOYD ROBERTS MISS FLORENCE JACOBS MR LOVELL SANDERS Seventh Grade Elghfh Grade Eughth Grade OUR FACULTY AID US IN AND OUT OF CLASS S r L 5 ,b.,V Q 1'-S A L ak? .A A i ii. ,.., , in 1 dv' XV J My I x ' A T .V,,: W V 4 G V 1 IE' A ' i'ff'1 M A -,l' f I ' A sw u llli TFT' MRS ZURA J PATRICK MISS ANNA M GRAHAM MR HOWARD HUTCHINSON Elemenfary School Prlncupal Social Studies Science and Algebra IN OUR STUDIES M155 MARY THOMAS MR EARL L BOLAND CHARLES STRAIGHT .gurls Phys1calEducaTuon Boys Phys1calEducaTuon DV'VeV5 TVGWVWQ and Health and Health v- 'Q 8 A 1 i K O . A lf ' fad 4 ah' n M 5 n Q sl., , 755, I' ,lf , fa Q. . ' r . . MR. fx. , . . , . . ' I - - I N O U R L MR. ROBERT MARTIN A MR. DAVID JONES Industrial Arts VOCGI Music sf., ,'. I .,H 'Q 'img MRS KATHARINE SAFFER MISS HELEN ONG I-,brarlan Latln and Spanish MISS MARY BERWANGER MR WILLIAM C FENTON MISS KATHLEEN KELLEY English Instrumental Music Commercial Department Wu' wk 'E MRS HELEN CORBETT MR IRWIN YOUNG MRS JOSEPHINE STEELE Home Economncs Bnology and Chernustry Englnsh and French MR BOYD W MAHAN MR WILLIAM KINCAID Mathematics English and Speech MR DONALD LITTLE MR EUGENE MARTIN Art Commercial Department 3 if ENIURS 3 ' PULb , QEETHER if - ' 4' '.p x ' 1'5 , ' u X' V. i ,, I at ' 'E-:M 'if if 'Q . 26. f' I 2Y1'5'x'i': x,G A 9 'i' TQ A ' ' ig, .ai-ff SWF- M C Q Q Qi f A Q f.,, V 'gk A, .vi up Ai 4iAL WX ,: H- K., 'K lf., X Lnesygff' go? N f., SQ Q- Y by gf rv' ff' ,Q-A L ' il ,f -if X sf .R dm 1 ,Q - w.f 'Q, - E .f if Q .A 9 L I X Ma qv In E li I G f 1 1 v ... r--: 2.n. g 3 favs wut .,- ,4 Q3-'ww' 1 'V n I 1. X, -.qs .bl SENIORS: - PHOT0 FINISH AT THE WIRE! TEMPUS FUGIT KTIME FLIESJ Flight 1958 took off one early day in September 1954 at 8:30 A.M. On board were 67 excited Freshmen. The co-pilots of the flight were Mr. Kincaid and Mrs. Shierling, with Jane Vonderscher as head stewardess. Since the flight was to be a long and rather rocky one, several stops had to be made, the first one being the sponsoring of the first football home- coming at Indian Hill. The plane proceeded on a smooth flight through October, November, and Decem- The popularly elected officers of the senior class are Rick Bryan, president, Connie Wagner, ber, During Christmas hglidaygl QUI' plane landed for a complete overhauling. When school reopened, the Freshmen were ready to continue their iourney. The next months passed quickly, and soon the flight was a quarter of the way completed. vice-president, Sue Sublette, secretary, Jerry Lotz, treasurer. September, 1955, found the plane ready to resume flight. This year the plane flew higher with its passengers on the second floor. The co-pilots were Mr. Canada and Mr. West, with Dave Hartmann as flight commander. Because everyone enioyed Homecomingville, we made a second stop there. The sophomores' main interest was earn- ing money for the Junior Prom. We did this by sponsoring some concessions at our football and basketball games and selling decals. The third take-off in September, 1956, was a more advanced one since we were Juniors. We were under the super- vision of Mrs. Steele and Mrs. Corbett, with Griff Resor as class president. The main attraction was the ordering of class rings which arrived in November. This flight was to be a busy one. The passengers desperately needed money for the Prom, so our first project was selling Christmas cards. The Junior Class play, Onions in the Stew was overwhelmingly successful with Patti Stokes and Dana Ewell playing the leads. May arrived with the Prom, which had as its theme the south in spring. After the Prom, church services were held at Armstrong Chapel, followed by a cruise on the Johnson Party Boat. The passengers on flight 1958 were fortunate to get booked on a iet, a very fast moving plane. The lucky co-pilots of the Seniors were Miss Graham and Mr. Kincaid, with Rick Bryan as president of the class. Our first event was the taking of Senior pictures. The money-making proiects of the year included the selling of bookcovers, decals, candy, and fruitcakes. The Senior Class Play, Boy Wanted, was the first play to be presented two nights and was naturally a huge success. The Seniors sponsored the annual basketball homecoming. The ending of our flight became a reality when we were measured for our caps and gowns and ordered our announcements and name cards. The Prom, held at Terrace Park Country Club climaxed our Senior year. Baccalaureate was held on June 1, and Graduation on June 5. Flight 1958 had landed and was ready to be mothballed. How could it possibly make a more exciting and memorable flight than the one it had just completed! 24 TIME MARCHES ON! NANCY H. ANDERSON: Intra- murals I, Spanish Club 2, 4, Chieftain 4, Science Club 3, Dramatic Club I, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4, Y-Teens 3, 4. NANCYE CAROL BACHLER: Intramurals I, 2, GAA I, 2, 3, Girls' En- semble I, 2, Glee Club I, 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, French Club I, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Chieftain 4, Junior Class Play Production 3, Senior Class Play 4, Junior Red Cross I, Pow-Wow I, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 3, 4. JEAN ANN BECHT: Intramurals I, 2, Girls' Golf Team I, GAA I, 2, 3, 4, Football Attendant 4, Twirling Corps I, 2, Pow-Wow 2, 3, 4, Legend 4, Y-Teens 3. JOAN MARIE BECHT: Intramurals I, 2, Girls' Golf Team I, Legend 4, GAA I, 2, 3, 4, Pow-Wow 2, 3, 4, Twirling Corps I, 2, Y-Teens 3. BONNIE SUE BETSCHER: Legend 2, 3, 4, Editor 4, GAA I, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals I, 2, Track Team I, Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, Madrigals 2, 3, Mad- rigal Contest 2, Accompanist I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Ensemble I, 2, Na- tional Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Latin Club I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, French Club 3, 4, ,EY Illl Qin' ull' 02 vs g as : 50' , f 1' f 9 1 a -- 9 5 A . 'pt' , . at ov., -o Reporter 4, French Honor Society 4, Athens Journalism Representa- tive 4, Dramatic Club I, 2, Junior Class Play and Production Staff 3, Senior Class Play Production Staff 4, Y-Teens 3, 4, Y-Teens Council 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Pow- Wow I, 2, 3, 4, Junior Boosters 3, 4. NANCY H. ANDERSON JQAN MARIE BECHT NANCYE CAROL BACHLER BONNIE suis BETSCHER 5 FREDRICK E. BRYAN Rick -fd'-Q M5 'wLQ .Qvl E ff ml 'ix THOMAS CARLISLE Tom , tl' f?33Q:g?,g:f3g+:,,-S 'V, k,s. W .ii Qi. 51, V: Inv' 4 r Es.:-L3' . :TYiv'S.1-'7--K MANY FRIENDS WERE MADE. FREDRICK E. BRYAN: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Co- Captain 2, 4, Football I, 2, Intra- murals l, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club I, 2, Business Manager Legend 4, Senior Class President, Sophomore Vice President, Student Coun- cil 3, 4, Vice President 3, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, President Junior Boosters. THOMAS CARLISLE: Glee Club 2, Science Club 2, Varsity Show 2, Class Play 3, 4, Pow- JAMES MORRIS CLINE Jim Wow 3, 4. RONALD EDWARD CARRELLI: Intramurals l, 2, Bas- ketball l, Baseball I, Glee Club I, Morrow High School I, Indian Hill 2, 3, 4. JAMES MORRIS CLINE: Football 2, Band I, Spanish Club l, 2, Class Play 3, 4, Pow- Wow 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Home- coming Escort 3. JUDITH ANN COLEMAN: North Miami High, Miami, Florida, Indian Hill 3, 4, Volleyball l, Swimming Team 2, Homeroom President I, 2, Future Nurses IChaplainJ 2, Junior Coun- selor I, Charm Club l, GAA l, 2, 4, Hockey Team 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Secretary 4, Legend 3, 4, Chieftain 4, Junior Boosters 3, 4, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Pow-Wow 3, 4, Junior Red Cross 3, 4, Student Council 2, 4, Homecoming Attendant 3, Y- Teens 3, 4, NANCY JEAN CRA- MER: Glee Club 2, Latin I, 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Span- ish Honor Society 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Legend 3, 4, Chieftain 3, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Production Staff, Pow-Wow 3, Miami Scholarship Team l, 2, 3. RONALD EDWARD CARRELL1 JUDITH ANN COLEMAN NANCY JEAN CRAMER Ron 26 Judy FUTURE PLANS WERE LAID. JANET MARIE ENGLISH: Intra- murals I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, Glee Club 4, French Club 2, 3, Science Club 3, 4, Legend 2, 4, GAA I, 2, FBLA 2, 3. DANA CRAFTS EWELL: Intramurals I, Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Select Chorus 3, Advertising Manager 4, Boys' Ensemble I, 2, 3, Latin Club 2, Legend 3, 4, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Visual Aid 2, 3, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play Produc- tion Staff, Junior Red Cross, Pow- Wow 2, 4. NANCIE MAE FER- GUSON: Band I, 2, 3, 4, French Club I, 2, Chieftain 2, 3, 4, Legend 2, 3, 4, Copy Editor 4, Class Play 3, Pow-Wow 2, 3, 4, Librarian 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 3, 4, Secretary 3, 4, Y-Teens Cabinet 3, 4, FBLA 2, 3, 4, Vice President 2, 3, President 4, GAA 2, Quill and Scroll 4. JEANNE FLOREA, Basketball I, 2, Hockey 2, Intra- mural I, 2, GAA I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Latin Club I, 2, Spanish Club 3, 4, Chieftain I, 4, Legend 2, 3, 4, Science Club 2, Dramatic Club I, 2, 3, 4, Junior Class Play, Y-Teens 3, 4, Pow-Wow 2, 4, Junior Boost- ers 3, 4. NICHOLAS FRY: Tennis 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club I, 2, Science Club 3, 4, Class Play 3, Pow-Wow 2, 3, 4. .. I , 1 Q 4-- JANET MARIE ENGLISH NANCIE MAE FERGUSON I JEANNE FLOREA DANA CRAFTS EWELL NICHOLAS L. FRY Nick 27 QI' SALLY HUNTER GRACE JUDITH LEE HAND ELIZABETH JOSEPHINE HARR 9 BONNIE CAROLINE HARRIS DAVID HARTMAN 9' 'ix 'Q SALLY HUNTER GRACE Terrace r HS I n C ey I 2 4 Baske Cheerleader I 2 3 Cho Latln C ub 2 3 French 4 Qulll and Scroll 3 4 Chue ann 3 4 Asslstant Edltor 3 Edltor 4 BEVERLY JEAN HL Dramatlc 4 YTeens 3 Hrstornan 4 JUDITH LEE HAND Hockey 2 4 Chorus I 2 I Ensemble I 2 Natronal Honor Soclety 2 3 4 Spanlsh Honor So y 3 4 ench Club I 4 French Honor Soclety I 2 3 4 Spanlsh Club 3 4 Chnettaln 3 4 Legend 3 4 Art Edltor 4 Post Reporter4 Dramatic Clubl 2 3 4 Sophomore Secretary Treasurer Sensor Class Play Pow Wow I 3 4 Mnaml Scholarshlp Team 3 Glrls State 3 GAA I 4 YTeens 3 4 Presldent 3 ELIZABETH JOSEPHINE HARR Bas all I 4 YTee AI 2 4 In muralsl 4 School Patrol I BONNIE CARO LINE HARRIS Central Hugh Evans e ana 4 all 3 4 Tenns 4 Span: u I In 4 IC Club I 2 4 Class Pla Student Councll I Red Cross Rep resentatlve I PowWow 3 4 A 3 4 Teens I Junlor Boosters 3 4 DA D HARTMAN Track I 2 Basketball Baseball 3 4 Band I La In Club I 2 Freshman Vice Presldent Sophomore Press dent Dramatic Club 2 Class Play 3 Student Councll 2 Presudent 4 Boys State 3 Pow Wow I 2 3 4 BEVERLY JEAN HILL Basketball 3 Schoo porter 3 4 FHA 2 3 za EACH DAY WAS FILLED WITH WORK. T I n Q san- K' .-5: I , R! 'ww 2 ? , lV , ,1.L: my 53 f , - l ift fl, Q Q' K I ui 1 I L ' Club , - , 4, , 3, g , Q G'l'lS' I - 5 ciet , , Fr , 2, 3, ij F , . , , ft V A I ' I 21 , , f ' ' ' 1, , .11f:.' 2, , ' ' , ,2, 3, 3,1 I , gf 1 , Y ' rl r ketb , 2, 3, , - ns 3, 4, I GA , , , tra , 2, 3, vill , lndi I, 2, IH 3, , Bas- lselb , , I , 'sh Cl b , 2, Chiefta' 3, , Dra- mat' , , , y 3, P ' Z . ,E 5 cf? ' W GA , 1 Y- , 2, 3, 4, Eg S sl 55 . ' ' V' ' 2, 3, 4, , , , 2, N., 3, 4f T4 , : Pa k , 2, India Hlll 3, 4, , ' , Ho li , , 3, Q I, I I l , - I 3, , , , VUS I I - I I I Ig l l I, , Q , g 1 ' , z ' ff ' I, 2, GAA I, 2, , I Re- MARY LOUISE HOLT: North Fulton High School, Atlanta, Georgia l, 2, 3, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary- Treasurer 3, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 3, 4, Girls' Letter Club 3, Secretary 3, Spanish Club l, 2, Newspaper Representative 1, An- nual 2, 3, Homeroom President l, Student Council 2, 3, Rabun Gap Club l, 2, 3, Y-Teens l, Marshal 2. DAVlD J. HUFF: Track 3, 4, Ina tramurals l, Spanish Club 3, 4, Chieftain 4, Class Play 3, 4, Leg- end 4. CHARLES HADDON JONES, JR.: Walnut Hills l, 2, lH 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, Golf 3, 4, Intramurals 3, 4, MARY LOUISE HOLT Mary Lou Boys' Quartet 3, Chieftain 4, Class Play 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4, Hi-Y W' 3, 4, Junior Boosters 3, 4. RlCH- . ARD B. KERN, Legend 3, 4, Class i . Play 3, 4, Science Club 4. JOAN i KLEE: Field Hockey 2, 3, 4, Cheer- leader 3, 4, GAA l, 2, 3, 4, ln- tramurals l, 2, Glee Club l, Girls' Ensemble l, Legend 3, Class Sec- retary l, 3, Class Play 3, Dramatic Club l, Junior Boosters 3, 4, Pow- Wow l, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 3, 4, Inter-Club Council 3, 4. A 'x 5 DAVID J. HUFF Dave QU - -qv Y 0' I ' iq, L ' f .f Us fft ,f,1?'i5'?ll?t:4'f,: Af ,V ,I Ulf' 'L '4,. ,J'3s ' if .,. , , 4. , Hg-'f ?f'4 ' i, 1. ,?i'F14!9flgfi'sf' W 4 M f 1','!'t1p'f,.-..-W -f rf. 1. 'ff Y l 1 ,ix N CHARLES HADDON JONES, JR Chuck RICHARD B. KERN Rich JOAN KLEE OUR PLAY WE DID NOT SHIRK. 29 RENATE MARLENE KLOBUTOWSKI DONALD EUGENE LUNSFORD I , 1 la JERRY KENT LOTZ JOHN ROBIN McCASH Robin 'Q-' .X J ,Q I Q I' ,I sz' Q I ggi' f cJsQQ3ww I' Aw. ,?14if2 5 WILLIAM FREC LUCKERMAN FREDRICK McMILLAN Bill Fred 30 BATTLES IN SPORTS WERE FOUGHT RENATE MARLENE KLOBUTOWSKI: GAA 2, 3, Intramurals I, 2, Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Ensemble I, 2, Orchestra I, Miami Scholarship Team I, 2, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Latin Club I, 2, French Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Chieftain 2, 3, Science Club 2, Class Play 3, Pow-Wow I. JERRY KENT LOTZ: Intramurals I, Chorus 4, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Science Club 2, Class Treasurer I, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 2, 3, Student Council 2, Red Cross 3, President 3, Representa- tive of Area 3. WILLIAM FREC LUCKER- MAN: Tennis 2, 3, Intramurals I, 2, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Legend 3, Scholarship Team 3. DONALD EU- GENE LUNSFORD: Football I, 2, 3, Basketball I, Baseball I, 2. JOHN ROBIN McCASH, Basketball Manager 3, 4, Football Manager 4, Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Pow-Wow I, Legend 4. FREDRICK MCMILLAN: Basketball I, 2, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Co- Captain 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, Band I, Glee Club 2, Latin Club 2, Chieftain 4, Hi-Y 2, 3. ui -I ,1 lun-1 nuns naman X ' itll - x s mail ' H... w AWARDS IN DRAMATICS I we Y' ' i -554 uf 'X ci ffwx Ala? WERE SOUGHT. BARBARA ANN McREYNOLDS1 Cuba lKy.I High School I, Sycamore 2, Indian Hill 3, 4, Glee Club 2, Girls' Chorus 2, Beta Club I, Keyhole 2, Freshman Secretary, FHA 3, 4, President 4, Y-Teens 3, 4. THOMAS WILLIAM MARTIN: Baseball I, Football 2, Class Play Production Staff 4. CAROL LEE MAXWELL: Hockey Team 2, 3, 4, GAA I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, FHA I. JOANNE MEEKER: Basketball I, 2, Intramurals I, 2, 3, Glee Club 2, 4, Legend 3, 4, Junior Class Play, Office As- sistant 4, Librarian I, 2, 3, 4, Pow-Wow I, FBLA 2, 3, 4, GAA I, 2, FHA I, Y-Teens 3, 4. ROSEANN IRENE MEGREGIAN: Kensington High I, Bethesda Chevy Chase 2, Walter Johnson 3, Indian Hill 4, Archery I, 2, 3, GAA 2, 3, Basketball 4, Band I, Orchestra I, 2, 3, WindAUp 3, Legend 4, Science Club I, Y-Teens 4, Dramatic Club I, Nurses Aid I, 2, 3, Senior Class Play, Tri-Hi-Y 2. M as lii Grief BARBARA ANN MCREYNOLDS Hgarbfi THOMAS WILLIAM MARTIN Tom -E CAROL LEE MAXWELL JOANNE NIEEKER ROSEANN IRENE MEGREGIAN 3l Nx I RUTH HAVEN MOSSMAN JAMES KIDWELL NOLEN Haven njirnft 'QPU-'g.ll'f FRANCES RUTH ROPE LYNDA ADAIR PuRKisER Fran HAVEN MOSSMAN, Basketball 'l, 2, 3, 4, Hockey 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Spanish Club 3, 4, Journalism 4, Science Club 2, 3, Dramatic Club 2, 3, Senior Play 4, Office Work 3, 4, GAA Dance Chairman 3, Junior-Senior Prom Co-Chairman 3, Miami Scholarship Team 3, Y-Teens 3, 4, GAA I, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens Membership Chairman 4, Pow- Wow 3, 4, Newspaper Reporter 4. JAMES NOLEN: Mt. Lebanon HS, Pittsburgh, Pa. l, 2, Legend Photographer 4, Senior Class Play, Journalism Representative at Ath- ens 4, Science Club 3, 4, Junior Class Play 3, Miami Scholarship Team 3. WALTER NOONAN, Bas- ketball T, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, WALTER PEAK NOONAN Wal t 2, Baseball l, Glee Club T, Latin Club 2, Chieftain Staff 3, Dramatic Club 3, 4, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Junior Boosters 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y Secref tary 3, Pow-Wow 4, Basketball Es- cort 2. FRANCES POFF: Girls' Basketball Team l, 2, 4, Intra- murals l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, Football Homecoming Attendant 2, Girls' Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4. LYNDA PURKISER: Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, GAA l, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Spanish Honor Society 4, Vecinos Americanos 3, 4, Latin Club l, 2, Latin Club Pro- Consul 2, Science Club 2, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Y- Teens 3, 4, Inter-Club Council 3, 4, FBLA 4, Twirling Corps l, Jun! ior Red Cross T, Miami Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3. SOME LESSONS WERE EASY, SOME HARD 32 GRIFFITH L. RESOR III GRIFFITH L. RESOR III, Intramurals I, 2, Glee Club I, 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, President 4, French Honor Society 3, 4, Latin Club I, 2, President 2, French Club 3, 4, President 3, 4, Junior Class President, Junior Play 3, Senior Play Production, Student Council 3, 4, Representative 3, Vice President 4, Cincinnati Asso- ciation of Student Councils Treas- urer, Miami Scholarship Team I, 2, 3, JACK ROBINSON, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Foot- ball I, 2. MARSHA LEE SCHOM- BURG: Intramurals I, 2, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Treasurer 4, French Club I, 2, Legend 4, Stu- dent Council Representative 3, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Dramatic Club 3, Office Work 4, Basketball Timekeeper 2, 3, 4, Pow-Wow I, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teen 3, 4, Vice Presi- dent 3, 4, Band Council 4, Secre- tary 4, GAA I, 2, 3, 4. JOHN DAVID SEIBERT: Newport, R, I. I and 2, Football I, 2, Basketball I, 2, Baseball I, 2, Civic Club I, Newspaper 2, Pow-Wow 4, Foot- ball Escort 4. GRANT SHORTEN1 Football 4, Track I, Stunt Team I, JACK ROBINSON 5 UT P . ', ,- A45 539 U' we h-:diff 4 4 ix'- 0' , 4' :Q-,910 aye . wx I, 4 ', 0.4 ,,..iv,jt 5.3 4 , lAg0k , . 00,4 Q , Q. +' H A '1 'f.'fJr1Q1'?E of 'Q 'lg JOHN DAVID SEIBERT Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Band I, Art Club I, Spanish Club 3, 4, News- paper I, Science Club I, 4, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Woodward Showcase I, Pow- Wow 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club I, 2 3, Stage Crew I, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 CAROL SMITH: French Club I, r i Dramatic Club I, 2, 3, Librarian I, 4, Pow-Wow Waitress I, 2- FBLA 4. i WE WANTED, WE FEARED, THE GRADE CARD. SIDNEY LEONARD SMITH JERRY SMITHSON PATRICIA ANN STOKES ,,Sid,, Hpaf, 'Y 11' .V fi. ':?,,,, We-I. Z-. L 39 rf ,, f-,Ji fr. g fi ',e',A.'ga-'fp :gr , ,. , ' ' .'Qf'iL,: f , ei! 7141 r ' '7:t'1'g5-Q., B, ,f r 1 ggi, EDMUND R. STRAUCHEN, JR. ,,Ed,, SIDNEY SMITH: New Woodward High School I, Ohio Military In- stitute 2, Indian Hill 3, 4, Gym Team I, Omega Phi Delta 2, Special Drill Squad, OMI 2. JERRY SMITHSON, Withrow HS I, New Richmond HS 2, 3, Indian Hill 4, Basketball I, Tennis I, Boys' Glee R6 SUSAN SCOTT SU BLETTE Club 2, 3, Choir 2, 3, Swing Band 3, Messenger 2, 3, Annual I, Freshman President, Junior Class Play. PATRICIA STOKES: Intra- murals 2, Chorus 2, National Honor Society 2, 3, 44 FFEHCIW Club I, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Spanish Club Vice President 4, Chieftain 3, Science Club 2, 3, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club President 4, Junior Class Play, GAA I, 2, 3, 4, FBLA 4, FBLA Secretary 4, Y-Teens 3, 4, Miami Scholarship I, 2, Safety Council 3, 4, Junior Red Cross 2. EDMUND STRAUCHEN: Baseball I, Football 4, French Club I, 2, Chieftain 4. SUSAN SUBLETTE: In- tramurals I, Chorus I, 2, 4, French Club 2, 3, French Club Treasurer 3, Senior Class Secre- tary 4, Dramatic Club I, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club Treasurer 4, Senior Class Play, Y-Teens 3, 4, Y-Teens Football Homecoming Queen 4. THE HIGH SCHOOL BOOKS ARE LAID AWAY. 34 FRANK JAY TAYLOR LANA CECIL VONDERHAAR FRANK JAY TAYLOR: Band I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Presi- dent 4, Brass Ensemble 3, 4, Band Council 3, 4, Pow-Wow I, 2, 3, 4, Junior Class Play, Safety Council 2. LANA CECIL VONDERHAARz FBLA 3, Spanish Club 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4, Dramatic Club 3, 4. JANE VONDERSCHER: Hockey I, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Golf I, Tennis 3, Ma- iorette I, Chorus I, 2, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Latin Club I, 2, Spanish Club 3, 4, Spanish Honor Society 4, President 4, Freshman President, Junior Vice President, Dramatic Club I, 2, Senior Class Play, GAA I, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, President 4, Y- Teens 3, 4, Homecoming Attend- ant I. CONARD B, WAGNER: Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Football I, 2, 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club I, Spanish Club 4, Chieftain 4, Senior Vice President, Junior Class Play, Jun- ior Red Cross 2, 3, Junior Boosters JANE VONDERSCH ER CONARD B. WAGNER DONALD EDWIN WEAVER Connie 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Football Homecoming Attendant 4, DONALD EDWIN WEAVER: Intra- murals 2, 3, 4, School Patrol 2, 3 4. LEONARD JOHN WILSON, Chorus 2, 4, Select Chorus 3 French Club I, 2, 3, 4, Quartet 3 ,Donn 5 - ' Q THE FUTURE OPENS A BRIGHT LEONARD JOHN WILSON 35 K RAYMOND L. WOERNER, JR. CAROL MILDRED WOGENSTAHL ,,Ray,, MARTHA ANN WRIGHT Ann RAY WOERNER: Football I, 2, Golf 2, 3, 4, Intramurals I, 2, Spanish Club 3, 4, Chieftain 3, 4, Science Club 4, Class Play 3, 4, Pow-Wow 3, 4. CAROL WOGEN- STAHL: GAA 2, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 2, Glee Club 4, Sec- retary-Treasurer 4, French Honor Society 3, 4, Secretary 4, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, 4, Historian 3, Legend 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4, Bus Pa- trol I, 2, 3, 4, Librarian I, 2, 3, 4, FBLA 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Y- Teens 3, 4, Junior Boosters 3, 4, Pow-Wow 2, 3, 4, Miami Scholar- 36 .ff ,I RAE DIANE WULFHORST ship 2, 3. JUDY WOLF: Chorus 3, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, SPQR I, 2, Chieftain 2, 3, 4, Legend 4, Librarian I, FBLA 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, President 3, Treas- urer 4, Junior Red Cross 3, Sec- retary-Treasurer 3, Prom Com- mittee 3. ANN WRIGHT: Hockey 2, 3, 4, Glee Club I, 2, 4, Na- tional Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Latin Club I, 2, Spanish Club 3, 4, Spanish Honor Society 4, Legend 4, Athens Representative 4, Dra- matic Club 2, 3, Pow-Wow I, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleading 3, 4, GAA I, 2, 3, Y-Teens 3, 4. RAE WULF- ca 4. JUDITH ANN WOLF ,,JUdy,, LINDA LEE YOUNG HORST, Cheerleading I, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Tennis 4, Glee Club I, 2, 3, Girls' Ensemble I, 2, 3, Maclrigals 2, French Club I, 2, Spanish Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Chieftain 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Dramatic Club I, 4, Student Coun- cil I, Y-Teens 3, 4, Pow-Wow I, 2, 3, 4, Legend 2, 4, Subscription Manager 4, Class Play 3, 4. LINDA YOUNG: Basketball I, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Na- tional Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4, GAA I, 2, FHA I, Sec- retary I, FBLA 2, 3, 4, Reporter 3, Vice President 4. 'cu 'es-'wr Hema-4' - qv Sri!! 1-sualwlgg!-v--fy ,-,gs-lui 'FIRE U iffy: S vb! Q ik nnuhnqy-n V A MLM in , G 5' P? . . 9, ti ul-'i OUR YOUNGER DAYS JI- I 4 is Q32 Q, . I DO YOU RECOGNIZE YOUR CLASSMATES9 39 l ka ,,,? f , ., g 3, sw v o QNZI-:gf .fn f' w. I MQ-I' fa, 5 VW! 56 , A AP it . ,Q ,g:u?'-Q , :if , W vga fs? f as af kg 4' 9 g:v M .,..h, z Y f x ns I f' ii . N ' 1 ?. , . 1' N 9 , ., A f . 7,3 s I 1 'Q , J f W, 5 , I 2 'gvxffgw if 3 ' 'hifi QQ? ff if , kj? F xw. was 411 4 ,Y ATTENTIQN! CLASS! ,........ ,,-.1.,f4 . , Q Q Wim , , J' bf F fvl 1qnunnns- A5 5vx l v 1 Q'-Q... 991'-f JUNIORS 54. 1' 'firm QQ Mig 'QQ va M 35+ ev- Wv fm i 'X 'px dkwffg .-.. ll fm My JAX A-263' Z A' xq ' '-r x - . . x , Lf' , K Q? 0 A 'rg 'H 1 K f Y s, V. 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' , x A .fvlzzi r llxtuv X, . , Y Q ,ii I 7' ' V 1 I XR 1 ' , fi fa, V Q v - I W I' i' ,gli V' A K 141 f ' Q' M ' ..x ,V ,s ' J, K .ab Mi- Y v- 1 ' , 'I .. ! , - F 4 , 5 . 177 ,M , J ' . , - nf- A ' f V, ,. ,Q , 1 ,,. 0, .W , W--if X I, . , f ' 3 l , 1 at ENTER HOME STRETCH The Class of 1959, a class of individuality and spirit, has been working hard on its many money-making proiects. The iuniors started the year with a spIash by sponsoring a car wash. Shortly after this the football homecoming was undertaken. These were both highly successful. Possessing a spirit of originality, the iuniors introduced the first float to any homecoming in the history of I. H. Then it was class ring time and the iuniors ordered the best looking rings ever worn by a high school student! Basketball season began and the third year men weren't caught napping. Realizing it would be more comfortable to have a larger bank account, they signed up for several concessions and undertook the responsibilities of coat-check for the entire season. During these months there was also a committee at work to choose the class play. Mister Peepers, a three-act comedy, was chosen. Another committee, which had been at work most of the year, was always on the firing line. The Prom Committee, whose job it was to do the basic planning for the Prom, had let out some secrets. Again the class's individualism came through and introduced another first. They had decided to have the Prom at the Terrace Park Country Club, with a banquet preceding the dance. Due to the never-ending flow of original ideas and spirit from the class members, and the class sponsors, the class of T959 has made '58 a memorable year in the history of lndian Hill! The Executive branch of the iunior class includes Pat Hein, president, Norris Tangeman, vice president Betty Ostendarp, secretary, Dennis Nemenz, treasurer. ROW l: Jim Anderson, Bob Armstrong, Gail Barrows, Sue Besuden. ROW 2: Ava Brock, Kathy Burke, Mike Burnett, Anne Carlisle, Merilace Cassini, Mary Conger, Roberta Coghill. ROW 3: Alvin Curless, Kathy DiFabio, Wilbur Dils, Eugene Dodd, Tad Durham, Skip Eastman, Barbara Emily. ROW 4: Dudley Gans, Sandra Gatchett, Judy Gittner, Jerry Grace, Pat Hein, John Henkle, Gest Hodge. ROW 5: Frank Homer, Nancy Howe, Martha Huff, Rick Kline, Sue Knight, Bob Koch, Joe Levitz. ROW 6: Emily Linde- man, Mary Lodwick, Joyce Lunsford, Dennis McKeown, Charles Meininger, Jerry Meyer, Patsy Meyers. ROW 7: Charlene Miller, Colston Mitchell, Dennis Nemenz, Spencer Olson, Mike Osborne, Betty Osten- darp, Ann Overtree. ROW 8: Robert Rape, Fred Robinson, Jo Anne Scherm, Cynthia Schmidt, Ron Schultze, Woody Setty, Sue Shirk. ROW 9: Tim Smith, Art Staubach, Sue Steele, Ron Steiner, Garlene Stenger, Marilyn Stevens. ROW IO: Sue Sweany, Norris Tangeman, Jane Thomas, Herb Timmer, Joyce Whitman, Charles Willet, Benny Wright. ii-9' 9 K k 13-'lg . ,iid . if Z s. -W. if SOPHO ORES: GO ROUND 7 A T U I - vyftgi. ,. A .nl in 1 , . 3' I fi ' V dl if Q E-M.: I K A ' LEE: ' -Wi 'K 14' I L ff' 'Q'--f 'ie . . r 2Ag. f L , , l ' . AAh,5 gi ' .J r , 1 rf t it - -Q f-'J . sf W , is at ,i 1 Q kyyryr ii' I ,,,V , lirii N 7? .fs 'P' . Lh L 5 J 0 li 'lu t y ai fi Zig ' . 1 l y s , 1' , , it I. P .1 '-1, B L? ' . ,:,V I . . 4 ., J fl . , .K t X , V V . t x . . his G. N Q dj 1 ur I W ROW I: Bob Albrecht, Bonnie Bachler, Garth Bair, Dave Binstadt, Bob Bischoff, Bill Bock, Karen Bonini, Page Busken. ROW 2: Dick Clark, Ann Cochran, Carol Coffman, Pat Conley, Alan Crew, Karen Davis, Johannah DeCamp, Phil Dickinson. ROW 3: Tom Diekmeyer, Lynn Drake, Eddie Fisher, Tim Fisher, Gary Ford, Ron Garritson, Bill Glenn, Ken Grob. ROW 4: Odell Hacker, Roberta Hair, Pete Halmi, Jerry Hammer, John Hargrave, Faye Hatcher, Bill Hollenbeck, Ralph House. ROW 5: Jo Ann Jagers, Mary Kidwell, Don Kline, Scott Knepper, Dick Luckerman, Gayle Mackenzie, Joe Maloney, Charlotte Manning. ROW 6: Terry Marvin, Darby McLaughlin, Dave McLennan, Bob McMillan, Bill Miller, Bill Mooney, Sue Murphy, Beverley Oatley. ROW 7: Jack Oatley, Beth Papesch, Dale Peter, Don Peterson, David Petke, Mike Poff, Betsy Prichett, Stuart Resor. ROW 8: Jo Ann Recker, Jerry Ries, Terry Rinehart, Karl Robe, Margaret Roberts, Judy Rose, Lynn Ruehlmann, Frank Schneider. ROW 9: Sharon Schwarz, Gerald Seifert, Lynn Senft, Bill Shively, Vicky Skidmore, Penny Smith, Paul Stephan, Scotti Sublette. ROW 10: Jim Sullivan, Janice Tanner, Fred Tatum, Gayle Taylor, Glenn Taylor, Fred Terauds, Lynnette von Hede- mann, Debby von Storch. ROW ll: Bob Vordenberg, Jackie Vordenberg, Gary Weil, Don Wellmann, John Walker, Carol Williams, Dan Wollaeger, Carol Zambon. The sophomores, in working their way to the iunior year, cessions to the Country Day football game. They got their had the con- finger in the pot of wealth by getting the concessions for the Mariemont basketball game. Both of these games were well chosen because they were both with nearby schools, with plenty of rivalry, thus drawing large crowds. the dance. The calendar was just too full! Officers of the sophomore class in- clude Paul Stephan, president, Gayle Mackenzie, vice president, Dave Binstadt, secretary, and Dale Peter, treasurer. In December it was decided, in a class meeting, to send and get some labels which students could order with their names and addresses on them. This wasn't pushed too much, and, as a result, didn't go over with the bang that had been hoped for. The class had a date set to have a dance but that was canceled because of too many other activities that weekend. 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K E5 ,W - rf an Q ' ' ' - 'ff' X-M' r FH' 4M , ' 5 A V, , I K QQ, .L ' X' - f. ' I ' M ' ,f nfs: n H 4 --- and ' .. ' - ' ' f. - A' 3 fy' 4 ' H, 37 , ,al Q 'x J , A .93 EA fe 'R , i. -ff .3 f r 'x ' ' 512 5 2 W '. 1 . '- 'sf 1 wait we , - - .C Va + ,. + I' ff, T ' O H L 71 ,I fd- I 2 L' 1 1 fi i iv I ifjrv. 2 ' xl v ' . My A I ' K 7 I 53 A0 BM4 W V1 AX! gp -,C as:-1 Kimi, j Xin' K 1 Charles Hartman, president, Kay Benckenstein, vice prese ident, Judy Droesch, secre- taryy and Torn Willet, treas- urer, are the officers of the freshman class. FRESHME The graduates of l962 have had various projects during the past year to make money for the class treasury. One of these projects was the concessions at the annual football Pep Rally. ROW l: Kay Benckenstein, Janet Bergman, Dianne Besuden, Chuck Biscay, Charles Blatz, Carl Brown, Delores Brown, Judy Burke. ROW 2: Mike Butler, Mary Camp, Gary Campbell, Jack Campbell, Susan Coffman, Wanda DeBra, Carol Dodd, Ken Dodd. ROW 3: Judy Droesch, Jeff Edwards, Don Emmett, Elaine Ferguson, Ron Fibbe, Sherry Ford, Richard Fogg, Jane Freeman. ROW 4: Ray Galloway, Sally Gamble, John Gelvin, Tom Graham, Tobe Hand, Barb Hardenbrook, Charles Harris, Charles Hartman. ROW 5: John Hastings, Tom Haverkos, Fred Holcomb, Bill Horschel, Virginia Huff. ROW 6: Bonnie lnsprucker, Jerry Ivins, Rusty Jeffers, Fred Joos, Bill Judd. ROW 7: Sheila Kennedy, Margery Kidd, Tanya Kimbal, Eugene Kleiner, Ken Krantz. ROW 8: Morris Lello, Jan Lovett, Gary McGrann, Ronnie McKnew, Terry Martina. ROW 9: Bruce Mason, Bob Miller, Bob Mooney, August Moorman, Susan Moran, Andy More, David Naehring, Bob Newstedt. ROW IO: Dick Nolen, Ralph Pinkston, Bob Reed, Douglas Sauer, Dick Scherm, Bob Sibcy, William Shakespeare, Bob Slone. ROW ll: Ron Slone, Bucky Smith, Shirley Smith, Richard Stanforth, Bob Steiner, Kathy Stiess, Steve Strauchen, Bernie Thompson. ' X ,gm W N F Q34 J - a, 5, .LCM -J :,,, , 4 r Hr , Q .1 4 E- Z 4 f fi. N- in S i 47-' Q, 2 fa: l' W' -sez' -'fy ' qi- 1' gy? 5 1' . 1 .. , , 2 .,. - - ,V Q-- .. i ,f Q W 1 Q- f . J 2' , , NP' We ' I EM: et 'Q' 4, 1: , L X g I1 Cv 'T . K' ..- 5 st- ' 1, , -fc' V i., : , : U 1' N, 5 'if' , '- f v s- , fs l wht L: , T 2 A, .c Z1 1- x 1. ,C 4 -x: y ,Q 'C v--' F 1 vi. if., :rv 'F I li' - ' fin T' E' , if l XV' .i X , A 7 ET A FAST PACE! Having new experiences in studies and clubs in high school has been the main interest of all the freshmen, We are confident that this class will become outstanding during their iourney Through high school and will be an asset to the life of our school comrnunityt As freshmen, we believe: What you think you can do, you can dog and what you think you cannot do, you are apt to find very difficult to do. 1' I A 'N 3 S s up-w wr ' 1 it 'i W- yt . , X f w. t 1 mv' I di i A ' wifi A , 4 'U f mf' i 'v V :Q E' ,' , ' 7, N. - . L ,Af my A ,, B, Y 1 fm f-2 Q. J- rv- .,,.4 E 5 I , 5 A - fi i' X 1 W 7 W nfljw 'i' A AQ. silver - , 2 . 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Because the grade is separated from the rest of the school, they must do a lot on their own. They have their own news- paper called Smoke Signals and their own basketball team and cheerleaders. During the year, the class visited the Chevrolet Plant, the Fisher Body Plant, and the Boone County Airport. Oh, we love the halls of Jefferson . How we'll hate to say 'good-bye '... But there's a race which we must run . . And it is 'clocked' at I. H. high. ROW I: Rick Baldwin, Nancy Barnes, Ken Berkey, Bill Bevis, Randy Blankenbuehler, Ed Bohlander, Larry Brand, Bonnie Brock. ROW 2: Helen Brown, Terry Bruck, Susan Burgess, Skip Cacaro, Jan Calvin, Dave Carter, Naomi Casey, Beverly Conley. ROW 3: Judy Covington, Fred DeBra, Jane Dickenson, Gary Diekmeyer, Joan Dodd, Dale Donlevey, Phil Droesch, Bryan Dugle. ROW 4: Libby Edwards, Deborah Ewell, Nick Ferlage, Sandy Goyert, Bob Hacker, Deidra Hair, Randy Haller, Randy Hallerd. ROW 5: Tom Hand, Fred Hargrave, Veva Hartman, Russ Helwig, Cliff Hern, Bill Hildebrad, Gerry Hitch, Karen Hoffman. ROW 6: Jan Hollenbeck, Bob Horschel, Susan House, Terry Hutchinson, Dorthory Insprucker, Tim Kendall, Joyce Kidwell, Mary Alice Labitzke. ROW 7: Fred Langhorst, Tom Lewis, Peg Lohr, Pat McCabe, Tom McKnight, Trudy McKnight, Darlene Meeker, Jim Miller. ROW 8: Ken Miller, Marion Miller, Donna Moniar, Dennis Murphy, Tim Murphy, Diane Naehring, Carole Newman, Dennis O'Leary. ROW 9: Ed Overtree, Terry Pansiera, Sandy Pottinger, Carolyn Reed. ROW lO: Carol Resor, Ann Rhoads, Karen Riecks, Leah Ruehlmann, Diana Rudolph, Carol Scroggins, Beth Shively, Linda Smith. ROW ll: Jackie Stallard, Carol Sternberg, Virginia Stewart, Dan Tarkington, Barb Taylor, Bob Turner, Carolyn Tyirin, Nancy Vonderscher. ROW 12: Bill von Hedemann, Glaydes Walton, Stella Ward, Karen Weil, Bob Weiss, Linda Wells, Jack Willet, Gloria Williams. ' Seventh Grade officers are Carol Sternberg secretary, Tom Hand, treasurer: Dennis Mur phy, president, Bill Bevis, vice president gap. .L ,v X ' f 3. Ks L- - X? - , .x . . if ' L I I A i 7 w , ' 1 xx I AL XV I Kid! ,V V, Yer J . 'A 4 VL 'QW f 1 fx. ' I 4' 1 N f Q - qv-yt,-' na. g - - H .. we . -A' VCI. .44 4' 1511 Y sv 4 J NE V ff, CJ N XT' 1 'EB' Q TT' J 1. .. I ' T.-f . g 1 sg 5 - V n ' 13' -Q. f. '13 sf' yn r ' '91 ' V Q 'iif' ifgkf, K A I Q' nf. 3 ff: . . . or do we all remember best when every class, including the seventh grade, suc- ceeded in pulling the senior boys into the lake during the tug of war? . , . the cheerleaders yelling Beat 'em, boys, Beat 'en'1, vvhile the team raced down the floor to victory. EMBER . . . fi - , . . the art class sitting out on the lawn busy drawing pictures while everyone suffered, sitting in class Watching them and wanting to be there too. . . . the seniors at last getting thelr caps and go.-.ns for the' big day They will not forget their ercltevvenr as each .-.slked to receive his diploma as a we-'fber of the :lass with .which tl-G, shared 'heir high school days. Y' N: The chief members of the staff: Bonnie Betscher, Editor-in-Chief, Miss Anna M. Graham, Advisor, Skip Eastman, Assistant Editor. Thanks to a hardworking and co-opera- tive staff, the 1958 LEGEND is a reality. Through the year each staff has con- tributed its part and many students have been included in the work. The new budget of S2200 offered a new goal for the advertising and sub- scription staff and pushed them on their way to make many more sales and many new customers. Only with the aid of everyone in school were we able to publish this bigger and better yearbook. THE LEGE D STAFF HAS MADE Buy an annual was the motto of this group including Row l: Haven Mossman, Roseann Megregian, Rae Wolf horst, manager. Row 2: Sue Knight, Jim Anderson Art 'CWE TRY ALL THINGSg WE ACHIEVE WHAT WE CANT The ad-getters of the Advertising Staff are Judy Coleman, Jeanne Florea, Carol Maxwell, Ann Wright, manager, Dave Huff, Lynda Purkiser, Art Staubach. Staubach. Row 3: Don Wellman, Jackie Vordenberg Kay Benckenstein, Dave Field, Row 4: Phil Droesch Diane Naehring, Virginia Stewart, Dennis Murphy. ntl iii 251+ I3 il RICK BRYAN Business Manager The boys responsible for the photographic work in the Legend are Rich Kern, Jim Nolen, photographic editor, Dave Petke, and Carl Brown, THIS POSSIBLE. CCA WINNER NEVER QUITS7 The artwork and theme of the annual has been the work of the Art Staff. The members are Dana Ewell, Bob Kock, Mary Lou Holt, Judy Hand, art editor, Pat Hein, Norris Tangeman, and Bill Bowling. I' um The copy staff consisted of, Seated: Jim Anderson, Lyndia Purkiser, Johannah DeCamp, Nancy Cramer. Standing: Vicky Skidmore, Carol Wogenstahl, Janet English, Jo Ann Meeker, Nancie Ferguson, manager. Jean and Joan Becht solicited for the patrons' page. 6l 64 STUDE T COUNCIL The Student Councul has been very busy thus year un order to maun taun a satusfactoruly run student body The Councul has worked hard to umprove the relatuons of our school wuth other schools neughbor hood communutues and varuous other organuzatuons The Councul takes great prude un uts sponsorshup ot a refugee Henryka Sluslovvuca a Polush gurl un co operatuon vvuth the Foster Parents Plan Several members ot the Councul attended the annual meetung ot the Greater Cuncunnatu Assocuatuon of Student Counculs The purpose of thus meetung was to exchange udeas concernung the Student Councul s part un school tunctuons In January the Student Councul sponsored an assembly program tor the hugh school at vvhuch the movue Francesca vvas shovvn Thus tulm helped the Councul start uts tund rausung cafnpaugn for Suh Sun Jus adoptuon Also an actual Student Councul meetung was held and later un the program the meetung was opened to the enture as sembly Thus enabled the student body to see hovv a Student Councul operates Among some ot the other actuvutues vvhuch the Councul dud was the solvung ot the congestuon problem un the halls and the sponsorshup ot an Olympuc Day to promote school and class spurut Suh Sun Ju was one of the adopted chuldren of the Student Councul The roonfu representatuves for the Student Councul are un Row l Gruft Resor Pat Heun Dave Hartmann Judy Coleman Rovv 2 Donna Derucks Nancy Burgess Paul Stephan Sue Shurk Skup Eastman Rovv 3 Steve Strauchen Mr Walter Charles Hartman r . I . 1 1 1 ' ' . . . . . , 1 1 1 - . . , . . , ' 1 I . 5 1 1 1 , 3 X , .. . , , . . . 1 - 1 - NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society members have added a new amend- ment to their constitution. This change will raise the standard of the entrance requirement from B - to a B. Although the scholastic record is not the only thing which determines entrance into the Society, it is a needed prerequisite. This year, trying not to be merely an honorary organization, the National Honor Society had a baked goods booth at the Boosters' Sports Carnival, May 17. Griff Resor, president, Jane Vonderscher vice president, Judy Coleman, secretary PURPLE RED GREEN WHlTE GOLD ' 1 ,. , A 'it if 'V -3 : ' K Q J -fs .',. if S V P ' I, ' . was J 1 ar' - 4 Hr 2 it 'rfb Ll! J fr I :L S ' fi fi- 'Q ' Ii I , ' .S 6 .atv J f i X . , -in L f 7 , fa f L it if r S. J Y ' N we-f N . . X K I If 1 'I ,J ' 4 LEADERSHIP SERVICE CHARACTER SCHOLARSHIP Nancye Bachler Jeanne Florea Jerry Lotz Lynda Purkiser Carol Wogenstahl Bonnie Betscher Judy Hand Bill Luckerman Marsha Schomburg Judy Wolf Rick Bryan Mary Lou Holt Rosanne Megregian Jerry Smithson Ann Wright Nancy Cramer Renate Klobutowski Haven Mossman Pat Stokes Linda Young JUNIOR MEMBERS Advisor is Miss Ong, members of the junior class include Emily Lindeman, Sue Besuden, Roberta Coghill, Betty Ostendarp, Merilace Cassini, Sue Shirk, Cynthia Schmidt, Ann Overtree. Row 2: Jerry Meyer, Sue Knight, Pat Hein, Skip Eastman, Ron Steiner, Marilyn Stevens, Kathy Burke, Charles Meininger, Bill Bowling. Absent: Jim Anderson, Frank Homer, Dennis Nemenz, Spencer Olson, Jerry Grace. 65 CONCERT BA PICCOLO Jan Lovett FLUTE Cynthua Schmudt Jan Lovett Brenda Smuth Bonnue Insprucker Mary Lodwuck Luza Sublette Lynn Drake Tobe Hand Wanda DeBra Pam Kauser Mary Shump CLARINET Bob Steuner Carol Wogensta Susue Coffman Joan Staubach John Rothert Karen Gans Lloyd Shenefelt OBOE Karen Bonunt ALTO CLARINET Jane Thomas Susan Moran BASS CLARINET Nancue Ferguson Johannah DeCamp ALTO SAXOPHONE Davud Hartmann Emuly Lundeman Carl Reverman Jeff Smuth TENOR SAXOPHONE Marsha Schomburg Tom Caldwell TRUMPET Jerry Meyer Dudley Gans Joe Maloney Tom Duekmeyer Tom Graham Fred Holcomb Tom Stevens Bruce Kuyper Jum Martun Jay Knught Cathy Campbell Bernue Ewell Jurn Hulmer TROMBONE Frank Taylor Duck Fogg James Louunger Davud Fueld SOUSAPHONE Nuck Fry Ulula Jeffers Davud Petke Tom Haverkos PERCUSSION Thomas Durham Ronald Steuner Karen Davus Odell Hacker Debbue von Storc Fred Terauds Roy Galloway Wulluam Judd Gary McGrann Martha Burnett Lunda Nelson Kay Schneuder Davud Cochran John Hargrave BARITONE SAXOPHONE Gaul Drake Dale Peter BARITONE Jeannue Wuttkamp Dennus Sandman Muchael Wuedemann Judy Rose ALTO HORN Par Conley Tom Wulkenung Carolyn Wulluams Lynette von Hedemann Bob Newstedt GLOCKENSPIEL Hal Schmuthorst Kenneth Petke Carol Ruvers Margery Kudd Sallue Gamble Tum Cromer The Concert Band had a varued repertoure from the works of Bach Handel Mozart Beethoven Brahms Dvorak Gluere plus works of contemporary com posers such as Harold Walters, Leroy Anderson and Paul Yoder Among the many programs un vvhuch the band par tucupated were the Chrustmas Concert the Mud wunter Concert the Sprung Band Festuval the OMEA Dustruct Musuc Contest and a request concert at Funneytown Hugh School The Concert Band closed uts full year by playung for Com The 1957 Marchung Hundred under the durectuon of Mr Fenton was the buggest and best un our schools hustory The Marchung Hundred whuch un cluded students from grades 7 through I2 made uts appearance for nearly all the football games A hughlught of the football season was band days at the Unuversuty of Cuncunnatu and Muarnu Unuversuty . . h hi . . , , , , , rnencernent. , ' p - 1, - fu . . , f . I I . , , . . . . . , - - I I I - . , 1 . . , . 1 . The governing body of the band consists of Cynthia Schmidt, Marsha Schomburg, Bob Steiner Joe Maloney. Instead of writing to your congressman when some- thing goes wrong, if you're in the band, you simply consult your band councilman. This is the band's governing body, and its members are elected from each class. These obliging people will take all This rare breed of high-stepping people can be found only at the head of marching bands. They work hard for the position of leading the band by practicing diligently. Care and feeding of this re- markable species involves keeping sparkling clean uniforms and taking vitamins before the half-time complaints, discuss them and try to find a solution for them. Listening to gripes is not their only oc- cupation, for they also manage the band and plan its proiects. Congratulations to them for a smooth running organization. show. The maiorettes are Cynthia Schmidt, Lynnette von l-ledemann, Emily Lindeman, Mary Lodvvick, .loan Staubach, and Johannah DeCamp. The major in the center is Dave Hartmann. PUOHDP UZ? FLUTE CLARINET TRUMPET Tom McKnight BRASS ENSEMBLE The Brass Ensemble includes Jerry Meyer Dudley Gans Joe Maloney Torn Diekmeyer Bill Shively Fred Holcomb Ken Petke Lynnette von Hedemann Nick Fry Tad Durham Mr Fenton Dave Petke Bob Newstedt Pat Conley Jean Whittkamp Dave Field Jim Lounger Richard Fogg Frank Taylor The brass ensemble played music of the l6th, l7th and l8th centuries In addition to this, the reper toire was enlarged into more contemporary works This fine ensemble again participated in the Many Seventh Graders participated in the marching hundred All took part in the massed band forma tion for our last football game Rehearsing as a separate unit, the band was featured in the spring Carolyn Tyirin Carol Scroggins Virginia Stewart Nancy Barnes Trudy McKnight Debbie Ewell Diane Naehring Gerry Hitch Linda Wells Beverly Conley Karen Relchs Veva Hartmann Gloria Williams Mary Alice Labitzke Bobby Hoerschel Carol Sternberg Darlene Meeker Terry Hutchinson ALTO SAXOPHONE Tom Hand Fred Hargrave Ann Rhoads Bill Bevis Denny O Leary Eddie Bohlander Diedra Hair Terry Bruck Bobby Turner Dan Tarkingfon TROMBONE Fred Langhorst Linda Smith Karen Hoffman Jack Willet BARITONE David Carter DRUM Bobby Hacker District Music Contest. l 1 Q band festival in May. U O 68 SEVENTH GRADE BAND: - A GOOD BEGINNING! ROW I Mr Jones Bonnie Betscher Mary McCash Bonnie lnsprucker Sandra Gatchett Jerry lvans Margery Kidd Shela Kennedy Jeff Edwards Morrns Lello Tom Diekmeyer Fred Joos Susan Coffman Nancy Howe Virginia Huff Kathy Stress ROW 2 Joy Young Susan Sublette Sue Knight Ann Wright Renate Klobutowsku Janet English John Gelvin Bruce Mason Art Staubach Jan Lovett Kay Benckenstem Jo Anne Meeker Linda Young Carol Wogenstahl ROW 3 Bonnie Bachler Barbara Emily Judy Droesch Martha Huff Robin McCash Sonny Shorten Dana Ewell Ken Krantz Jerry Lotz Ralph Punkston .lane Vonderscher Betsy Prichett Elaine Ferguson Jo Ann Recker HIGH SCHOOL CHOR S The Hugh School Chorus is under the direction of Mr David Jones The mixed chorus had a very successful year highlighted by spring and fall con certs and a Christmas Pageant The Pageant was a thrilling performance telling the Christmas story with singing choral speaking and stage settings The chorus also entered the District Contest in the spring as a whole group and split into smaller groups of ensembles. Music may soothe the savage breast, Music may lend calm before a test, Music may change to pink the skies of blue, But just to sing will let the sun shine through. Indian Hill choristers love to sing, Truly, they make the halls to ring! Chorus officers are Bonnie Betscher, vice presidentg Dana Ewell, publicity managerg Carol Wogenstahl, secretary-treasurerg Art Staubach, president, LEAG P ? ff! -J The officers of JCL. are: Historian, Lavinia Drake, Neuntia, Carola .2 Coffman Pro Consul Beatrix Papesch. Row 2: Consul, Davidius Petke, ill' Quaestor Josephus Maloney, Scriba, Lucretia von Hedemann. if ' 5 -ff Caesar's ghost! This club is certainly not dead! Behold their many activities through- out the year. At Christmas, carols were appropriately sung, in Latin, of course. The state Junior Classical League Convention was attended and the club also participated in Latin Week. The year was ended with an authentic Roman banquet at which members were guests and next year's Latin students were slaves. To help send some of its members to the National Junior Classical League Convention, a movie was sponsored, refreshments were served to the P.T.A., and slaves were sold to the highest bidders. Seated are J.C.L. members: Lucretia von Hedemann, Josephus Maloney, Davidius Petke, Beatrix Papesch, Carola Coffman, Lavinia Drake, Domina Ong. Row 2: Patrice Hein, Cynthia Schmidt, Stella Stenger, Sara Hand, Carlotta Stiess, Clara Pritchett, Johanna Freeman, Cathrina Benkenstein, Stella Kennedy, Maria Carola McCash, Johanna De Camp, Daniel Buskin, Jacobus Sullivan. Row 3: Marilina Stevens, Secunda Shirk, Betina Ostendarp, Anna Overtree, Guglielma Seibert, Victoria Ritter, Anna Cochran, Robertus Miller, Lucius Smith, Guglielmus Walker, Dionisius Edwards, Horatius Resor, Lucius Campbell. Row 4: Terrentius Marvin, Secundus Blatz, Arturius Staubach, Dionisius Nemenz, Francisius Eastman, Diviacus Peter, Guglielmus Hollenbeck, Robertus McMillan, Thomasius Seibering, Secundus Moore, Carolus Zambon, Geraldus Seifert. JU IOR CLASSICAL French Honor Society members are Seated: Carol Wogenstahl Mrs. Steele, Renate Klobutowski. Stand- ing: Bonnie Betscher, Griff Resor Judy Hand, Terry Marvi n, and Penny Smith. Parlez-vous, francais? lf the answer is Mais oui, you are eligible to be a member of one of the most cosmopolitan groups at Indian Hill, Les Francophiles. This year's activities subiect the members to a very broadening array of activities-movies and W 'C 7 iv . f Nu 1 ' lp 'Mx ,-.-, e Q , 4' ., ,kfl fm liisil. i' -M 141 ' .Ji- r e ul Elected officers are: Treasurer Renate Klobutowski President Griff Resor' Vice President Judy Hand and Secretary Darby McLaughlin. slide tours of France, speakers song fests gift exchanges, and a piece de resistance, the progressive dinner held in May. End- ing with this flourish the French Club says au revoir till the next year. ROW 'l: Mrs. Steele, Margaret Roberts, Penny Smith, Darby Mc- Laughlin, Linda Schweitzer, Sue Besuden, Roberta Hair, Judy Hand. ROW 2: Bonnie Betscher, Sue Miller, Kathy Burke, Janet Bergman, Judy Droesch, Joan Klee, Judy Gittner, LES FRANCOPHILES Sally Grace, Renate Klobutowski. ROW 3: Terry Marvin, Bucky Smith, Ron Slone, Phil Dickinson, Frank Homer, Jim Anderson, Jerry Meyer. ROW .-4: Skip Eastman, Charlie Meininger, Alan Crew, Griff Resor. l l SEATED: Jo Ann Scherm, Joyce Whitman, Barbara McReynolds, Ava Brock, Patsy Meyers. ROW 1: Mrs. Corbett, Karen Davis, Barbara Wright, Carol Dodd, Mary Kidwell, Ruth Taylor, Faye Hatcher, Gwenda Stallard, Mary Conger. ROW 2: Gail Barrows, Emily Lindeman, Beverly Oatley, Joyce Weaver, Elaine Ferguson, Sherry Ford. F TURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Rather an unusual proiect for the F.H.A. was the selling of greeting cards. Holding monthly meet- ings with a party afterwards has furthered each girl's ability as a homemaker. As each girl acquires her own home, the training received from belong- ing to the Future l-tomemakers of America will be put to a test, one they will meet admirably. During ..l.......si-1 - 4 ' .v 'W' ,., the year, the Girls learn by doing. They attempt to make practical use of the knowledge which is acquired from their texts. The recipes are mixed and tasted, the patterns are cut and stitched. Dem- onstrations by visiting professional people add to the storehouse of information ot each F.H.A.-er. Officers: .Jo Ann Scherm, secretary, Joyce Whitman, vice president, Barbara Mc' Reynolds, president, Ava Brock, treasurer, Patsy Meyers, reporter. l , l 1 DRAM TIC CL L O, Romeo, Romeo! wherefore art thou, Romeo? -famous lines from a famous drama, lines that really have nothing to do with our subject, the Indian Hill Dramatic Club. Under the new director, Miss Mary Lou Bervvanger, the Club, though not quite ready for Shakespeare, has given some very fine, imaginative performances including excerpts from Alice In Wonderland and a beautiful Christmas Pageant. Organized on a different basis this year, the Dramatics Club now holds monthly meetings in order to broaden its activities and re-establish our Thespian Chapter. Officers are Sue Sublette, treasurer, Pat Stokes, president, Mary Lodwick, secretary, Sally Grace, vice president. The Indian Hill actors and actresses are, Row I: Miss Berwanger, Jim Anderson, Marilace Cassini, Kathy Burke, Roberta Coghill, Lana Vonderhaar, Mary Lou Holt, Bonnie Harris, Sue Sublett, Pat Stokes, Mary Lodwick, Jeanne Florea, Nancy Anderson, Lynn Senft, Andy More, Row 2: Skip Eastman, Ron Steiner, Beverly Oatley, Johannah DeCamp, Lynette von Hedemann, Emily Lindeman, , , Judy Gittner, Ann Carlisle, Sue Steele, Sue Knight, Sue Svveany, Karen Bonini, Charlotte Minning, 5 Sally Grace, Ken Grob. Row 3: Art Staubach, Jerry Grace, Cynthia Schmidt, Pat Hein, Sue Shirk, . Joyce Lunsfork, Marilyn Stevens, Charlene Miller, Betty Ostendarp, Nancy Howe, Jane Thomas, Vickey Skidmore, Debby von Storch, Judy Hand, Bob Koch, Rich Kern. Row 4: Bill Bowling, Norris Tangeman, Betsy Prichett, Jo Ann Recker, Virginia Huff, Jan Lovett, Kay Benkenstein, Jane Freeman, Bonnie lnsprucker, Rusty Jeffers, Susan Coffman, Sheila Kennedy, Judy Droesch, Dana Ewell, John Henkle. , lt '- Iaf-it I From Alice in Wonderland 3 f ,.ver1'2 , -.sq . 4 S- ! -- -gf. , , N k Hfaii I 3, : V 1 E ' V . N Y x G- A Wei, v x . 3 fl r , 4.5 ' Q , I5 1 ne If J' m f .L 3 saff- J ' , V' M '.. ff 'jg' 'N Rwjfw w lk W ig Q wa gr, ' ' rkxx Q YQg' tw' 5 ir: K' fi! .rl A-ik 5 , 'V A , vi Q vi- gf-Q. f , V PUT RE BUSI ESS LEADERS GF AMERICA The Indian Hill Chapter of F.B.L.A. is an organiza- tion made up of business students who are in- terested in hovv they can become better business leaders of the future. They meet once a month and the program is always centered around busi- ness proiects. At the end of the year the F.B.L.A. tours businesses in Cincinnati to become better acquainted with problems they may have in the future. To make money the F.B.L.A. sold basketball pencils and Indian Hill pens. The advisor and the members work together to make the Future Business Leaders a beneficial or- ganization. f .2 A Te IE 'I I FBLA members are Seated Jo Ann Meeker Judy Wolf, Nancie Ferguson, Linda Young, Pat Stokes, Miss Kelley Row 2 Patsy Meyers Jane Thomas Faye Hatcher, Carol Williams, Carol Wogenstahl, Karen Davis Jo Ann Recker Row 3 Carol Smith Gail Barrows, Jo Ann Scherm, Joyce Lunsford, Joyce Whitman, Whatever would we do without our Indian Hill telephone directories? They're really a neces- sity and thanks to our G.A.A. they are available. The printing of the directory is one of the many activities which has made this a very exciting year for the Girls' Athletic Association under the leadership of Miss Mary Thomas, advisor, and Jane Vonderscher, president. In addition to the events that it usually sponsors, the G.A.A. also sponsored the First Field Hockey game under the lights ever played in this area. There were two games, the first was be- tween lndian Hill and Wyoming High, and the second between Earlham College and Dayton Women's Field Hockey Club. The proceeds from these games went toward a fund to sponsor the 1963 Conference of the International Women's Hockey Associations. The G.A.A. officers are: Marilyn Stevens, secretary-treasurer, Jane Vonderscher, president, Pat Hein, vice president. GIRLS, ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIO ROW l: Miss Thomas, C. Schmidt, M. Lodwick, B. Betscher, M. Schomburg, M. Holt, S, Sublette, J. Hand, J. Coleman, J. Florea, B. Harris, L. Vonderhaar, M. Stevens, J, Vonder- scher, P. Hein, P. Stokes, L. Purkiser, H. Mossman, J. Becht, S. Grace, J. Klee, A. Wright. ROW 2: E. Lindeman, J. Lunsford, S. Shirk, K, DiFabio, G. Stenger, B. Ostendarp, R. Coghill, K. Burke, S. Besuden, M. Huff, N, Howe, J. Gittner, S. Steele, A. Carlisle, C. Miller, J. Scherm, S. Sweany, S, Knight, G. Barrows, R. Hair, L. Drake. ROW 3: L. von Hedemann, J. DeCamp, K. Bonini, M. McCash, J. Recher, S. Schwarz, B. Papesch, B. Prichett, J, Jagers, A. Cochran, D. von Storch, J. Vordenberg, G. Mackenzie, J, Tanner, L. Ruehlmann, C. Manning, C. Coffman, D. McLaughlin, S. Murphy, V. Skidmore, S. Sublette, ROW 4: T. Kimbal, M. Camp, K. Stiess, S. Coffman, J. Freeman, J. Bergman, J. Burke, J. Droesch, B. Wright, S. Ford, W. DeBra, S. Gamble, S. Moran, R. Jeffers, B. lnsprucker, J. Ivins, K. Benckenstein, S. Kennedy, J. Lovett, B. Hardenbrook, D. Besuden, lNlTlATlON J. Young. 71111, J -9:24.-f a iw 3 ,K l wg? I A Q. s 51 ' ROW l: Barbara McReynolds, Janet English, Betty Jo Harr, Jo Anne Meeker, Nancye Bachler, Bonnie Harris, Judy Hand, Nancie Ferguson, Marsha Schomburg, Lynda Purkiser, Haven Mossman, Bonnie Betscher, Sally Grace, Susan Sublette, Nancy Anderson, Pat Stokes. ROW 2: Carol Maxwell, Jeanne Florea, Jane Vonderscher, Ann Overtree, Garlene Stenger, Debbie von Storch, Kathy DiFabio, Emily Lindeman, Anne Carlisle, Sue Besuden, Joyce Lunsford, Joyce Whitman, Jackie Vordenberg, Sue Knight, Beth Papesch, Joan Klee. ROW 3: Judy Coleman, Pat Hein, Cynthia Schmidt, Mary Lodwick, Sue Sweany, Sherry Ford, Elaine Ferguson, Karen Bonini, .lo Ann Recker, Scotti Sublette, Gayle Mackenzie, Susan Murphy, Lynn Drake, Lana Vonderhaar, Ann Wright. ROW 4: Miss Kelley, Roseann Megregian, Sue Shirk, Judy Gittner, Kathy Burke, Betty Ostendarp, Sue Steele, Nancy Howe, Charlene Miller, Carol Wogenstahl, Ann Cochran, Marilyn Stevens, Darby McLaughin, Carol Coffman, Rae Wulfhorst, Mary Lou Holt. Y-TEENS The Y-Teens, newly formed in the spring of 1957, is sponsored by Miss Kathleen Kelley. The officers for the '57-'58 year were elected, the program committee planned the Easter assembly, and a tea for the departing Senior girls was held to begin the Y-Teens' activities. This year the Y-Teens has been active in attending the meetings at the Y.W.C.A. in Cincinnati, has had concessions, and collected toys and clothing for a children's home. In the future the Y-Teens hope to be able to sponsor a spring dance and an annual potato chip sale. OFFICERS AND COUNCIL ROW l: Marsha Schornburg, vice president, Judy Hand, presi- dent, ROW 2: Miss Kelley, advisor, Bonnie Betscher, Nancie Ferguson, secretary. ROW 3: Judy Coleman, Haven Mossman, Sue Sublette, treasurer: Lynda Purkiser, Joan Klee. Members of the 7th Grade Chorus are: B. Shively, C. Sternberg, D. Naehring, K. Riecks, B. Taylor, S. Goyert, L. Edwards, T. Pansiera, S. Cacaro, C. Hern, N. Ferlage, D. Murphy, J. Galvin, E. Overtree, R. Baldwin, R. Helwig, B. Hildebrad, L. McReynolds, S. Pottinger, J. Hollenbeck, J. Dickenson, G. Moniar, S. Burgess, Mr. Jones, Row l. K. Hoffman, M. Miller, J. Dodd, J. Covington, C. Resor, C. Reed, K. Weil, D. O'Liary, T. Bruck, B. Weiss, K. Burkey, F. Debra, J. Miller, D. Donlevy, K. Miller, B. Brock, P. Lohr, D. Rudolph, D. Insprucker, D. Euell, L. Smith, Row 2. A. Rhoads, M. Barnes, N. Vonderscher, L. Ruehlmann, C. Newman, S. House, N. Casey, P. McCabe, B. Von Hedemann, R. Hallard, B. Dugle, T. Louis, T. Murphy, G. Dickmeger, P. Droesch, H. Brown, D. Moniar, J. Stallard, R. Blankenbuehler, S. Ward, L. Wells, J. Kidwell, D. Hair, Row 3. D. Meeker, V. Hartman, T. McKnight, S. Smithson, T. Hutchinson, D. Carter, B. Horschel, E. Bohlander, D. Tarkington, J. Willet, T. Kendall, F. Hargrave, T. McKnight, B. Bevis, B. Hacker, T. Hand, F. Lankhorst, G. Hitch, M. Labitzke, V. Stewart, G. Williams, C. Scroggins, Row 4. IOR HIGH CHORUSES w the . uv'-P' , 1 . i ...eu W.. W. M .. . Y . W.....e....... 4 Eighth grade chorus, Row l: S. Wissis, D. Dericks, E. Olson, P. Williams, C- Cook, 5. COOK, T- ECl4Bl'Tf E. Berre, M. Bair, R. Cline, B. Schaeffer, L. Shenefeld, D. Cochran, J. Smith, J. Lojinger, M. Wedeman K. Petke, S. Fee, J. Bergman, B. Carrier, J. Keidel, C. Freeman, M. Biggs, V. Aleen, D. Levitz, S. Senft, Mr. Jones. Row 2: D. Wasson, C. Moran, M. Boscher, E. Wogenstahl, M. Meinking, B. Eggers, B. Kuyper, R Burke, J. Arms, H. Schmidthorst, A. Fry, O. Kidwell, D. Noelke, J. Carrelli, A. Dunham, T. Stevens, J Martin, C. Purkiser, D. Coffey, J. Wright, J. Geselbract, J. Bock, A. Cacaro, E. Ward. Row 3: C. Sayers S. Noonan, M. Robinson, M. Vonderhaar, C. Moran, N. Burgess, L. Fiore, G. Dodd, D. Mehas, T. Stewart, J. Rothart, C. Reverman, D. Field, J. Knight, T. Wilkening, D. Sandman, B. Ewell, J. Hilmer, M. Brown G. Stanforth, L. Stanforth, B, Prichett, P. Tredway, W. Brock, C. Rice. Row A: J. Staubach, P. Kaiser, K. Sneider, G. Drake, L. Nelson, B. Oatley, N.. Poff, D. Uchtman, B. Anderson, T. Newman, S. Blumburg S. Stone, l. Young, D. Frances, B. McKay, J. Turnau, L. Brandt, S. Coffee, J. Whitcamp, K. Gans, M Shimp, M. Burnett, C. Rivers, B. Smith, K. Campbell. J-' . E V 3 . r rf I r .f . 'Qs-'13 , . . .,. , fx. . '3-.. . 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L 1 gym, It JUNIOR FOOTBALL MEMBERS .1 ww Q-r qi The tumor varsuty members are Row I Fnscher Bock Wellman Mooney Knepper Flbbe Wollaeger Muller Mooney Crew Row 2 Shakespeare Wallet Smuth Horschel Wollaeger Sauer Vordenbero Sullnvan Barr Mr Mahan TRACK TEAM Records broken and trophnes won honor our excellent track boys A very successful year has rewarded the efforts of the track team Partlclpatlng xn many meets the team brought repeated honors back to lndlan Hull The lunuor varsity boys are proud of the flrst place trophy they competed for vvnth all of our neughborlng schools gathered together nn Wlthrovv stadlum EH Pl Track team members are, Row l Eddue Flsher Gary McGrann Pat Connely Bob McM1llan Terry Marvln Odell Hacker Charles Buscay Blll Bovvllng Row 2 Mr Boland Spencer Olson Tom Sebrlng Chuck Blatz Tad Durham Walt Noonan Gayle Taylor Dale Peter Fred McMlllan ,Q 4 .. K.. Q . U- A K 1 --. , - . - A ', ' ... '..'- , - :' ' 4 K f' .- T'-Y., U 1 . ' ' -V , ' A , , ,f , , . , I : r I 1 I r r r , , . 1 , , , , , , , , , . . - f , I f T- f .ff NY - 'L ' H+ 1 BEFORE . . . . Before the long-awaited crowning, a gaily colored tloat was constructed by the ambitious iunior class to serve as a throne for the queen and her court. White paper napkins and red flowers decorated the entire float in honor of Queen Susan Sublette. . . . During the coronation, King Fred McMillan pre- sented Queen Susan with a bouquet ot deep red roses, a crown, and a kiss. Attending the Queen were: Kay Benkenstein and Steve Strauchen, Freshmen, Sharon Swartz and Dale Peter, Sophomores, Ann Carlisle and Norris Tangeman, Juniors, and Jean Becht and David Seibert, seniors. The Queen's escort was Connie Wagner. . . . The Follow up of the lovely Coronation was the assembly ot the --- 'F ' -s- Lball 5 O O u'S-55951-f rar-mwu EAUW7' X 1 BQ: rg fs, HDURINGJ' . Queen's court and a royal ball in the honor of the Football Homecoming. FIRST ROW: Steve Strauchen, Kay Benlnen- stein, Norris Tangeman, Ann Carlisle, Dale Peter, Sharon Swartz. SECOND ROW: Susan Sublette, Connie Wagner, Dave Seibert, Jean Becht. V+, 4 :mg 7, f Efxd N., -' sf 'v 1 L Junlor Varsuty Team Members Bob Mooney Steve Strauchen Bob Muller Bob McMullen Pat Conley Duck Luckerman Terry Marvun Glenn Taylor Gary Well Bull Horschel Tam Fnscher Garth Barr Ron Fxbbe Joe Maloney Tom Caldwell Tum Wollaeger Bob Subcy Lynn Senft Mr Stranght JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL The lunlor varsity under thelr new coach Mr Straight represent the potential power of our underclassmen Wlth hard work and concentratnon the lunlor varsity boasted their best record In three years with a five wan and nlne loss showing SCORES TEAM WE Varsity THEY Reserve THEY Loveland New Rlchmond Morrow Marlemont Loveland Country Day School Alumnl Madenra Country Day School Milford Coleraln Loveland Sycamore New Rrchrnond Manemont Madelra Mlltord Ta t f ' VVE sWesnnuusuLLWL.2eL2s6l 54 27 31 ' ...s,,,s,.Ls,,,L ..,e,eL,,.,,ss 49 47 19 13 CnnuunWWsLn2hsWwN2ns54 53 34 50 ' ffV-....,fssf,7..7s,,...Lsv. . .,,es L44 73 21 47 sa as ' ..ff,eef77eff7eeY. . V.s,77s. one ,,Le 2244 70 ' ...,.ssssss.s..........,.s,...ss,s..ssss ss as sa 33 nuuHWWwnn2n,5O 42 36 37 ' ........sssss.s.,...,sssss,.,,..s..csss , L79 91 26 33 ' -...... .......7,..V7ffe7V..sssssVs.77s 38 62 23 28 as 26 l7 69 31 55 n ' ..s,,,s,.,77.......,ss....,,s. 81 58 34 27 ' ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,s.AA...,, ....,,.,. 3 2 51 24 33 ' .,,,...,,....,,,.,,.,...,........,7,,,L, 56 94 40 29 ' Essss..sssssss.s,..s..ss..,ss.,..ssss,.,ss 62 71 so 42 f ..sssss...,.....,....,..E,s..,........,.,...,.s, 35 62 S. 51' 1 The sensors boasted that the ndentuty ot the T958 Basketball Homecoming Queen was the best kept secret IU I H hrstory Suspense mounted as the sux lovely senior can drdates Sally Grace Jeanne Florea Mary Lou Holt Joan Klee Jane Vonderscher and Rae Wulthorst were Introduced When Sonny Shorten master of ceremonres announced the queen the suspense was tlnally broken and Rick Bryan and Dave Hartmann varsrty co captarns crowned Rae Wulfhorst Queen of the Basketball Honecomrng Jane Vonderscher was elected senior attendant and Ed Strauchen was her escort Hovvever seniors were not the only pretty gurls In Rae s court The freshman attendent was Jucy Droesch escorted by Steve Strauchen Roberta Harr and Dan Wollaeger ably represented the sophomore class while the lunnors had elected Sue Shlrk es corted by Bull Bovvlrng to the queen s court The crovvnrng ceremony took place at halt tnme of the varsuty game After the game Queen Rae and her court over the tradrtuonal Homecomvng Dance Attendrng Queen Rae seated tn the center are left to rrght Sally Grace Joan Klee Mary Lou Holt and Jeanne Florea A CROWN AND A KISS Nll' K I ,f 7 Ngriltaid QRJL W7 sr egg? 4 ri4ll WNW f ff t32JS?1'5 i'v :QA rwtfg A 5 I ff? ' W tb Q h , I 7 aff 'Z VI Blum-1 E52- . ef 43225 BE The varsity team includes, Row l: Karl Robe, Page Buskin, Jim Sullivan, Dave Binstadt, Charles Meininger, X Dave McLennan, Jerry Hammer. Row 2: Mr. Martin, Paul Stephan, Rick Bryan, Don Wellman, Dave Hartmann, Mike Burnett, Bill Horschel, Glen Taylor. BATTER UP! Hot sun, sweat, and dust, always re- mind us of the exciting games played at the corner baseball diamond with the Braves lined up for action. With Mr. Martin as the coach, both the varsity and iunior varsity teams have achieved many victories to show for their hard spring training. The junior high team also had a successful season under the leadership of Coach Roberts. Since baseball has grown to be one of the favorite spring sports at Indian Hill, the teams have increased in size and number. The boys have undergone fine competition in trying out for the teams and have learned excellent sportsman- ship in working with their fellow stu- dents. lt is certain that the first sign of spring will bring out the baseballs, bats, and gloves in future years, iust as it has this year. 92 Junior varsity boys are, Row l: Dave Naehring, John Hastings, Phil Dickinson, Bucky Smith, Gary Campbell, Dick Nolen, Chinky Hartman. Row 2: Mr. Martin, Bill Walker, Joe Levitz, Bob Miller, Bill Shakespeare, Doug Sauer, Dick Scherm, Terry Martina. On the junior high team are, Row l: Jerry Carrelli, Jimmy Miller, Bob Burke, Dick Linder, Tom Stevens, Tim Newman, Buz Fry, Bruce Kuyper, Bob Horschel. Row 2: Bob Turner, Bill Moore, Dave Carter, Dave Ucthman, Al Dunham, Tom Wilkening, Terry Brandt, Skip Coffee, Mr. Roberts. J K 1 Q I 94 GIRLS PLAY BASKETBALL TOO 2 Ki.. 'X aff! 40 Varslty Glrls Garlene Stenger Sue Knlght Carol Maxwell Sue Sweany Lynda Porklser Mtss Thonas Pat Hem Haven Mossrnan Cynthua Schmndt Bonnue Harrls Mary Lo Holt Barb Serbert A successful season rewarded thus years reserve and yarslty teams each vylnnlng txve games and losing three Those games vvhtch the gurls lost were all very close games The partnclpatuon ID a sport such as basketball not only teaches one sports manshlp and competition but also compatublluty vvlth others The game reguures the co operation and co ordlnatlon ot all the gurls therefore everyone works as a team al 4 - ntor Vers ty Glrls on rctl lette Beth Pay esch eoby von Storch ffm 2 cCash Lynette von Hedemann Jantce Tanner Ron 2 Carol Coftnaan, Karen Bon n Sharon Scn rc'Z Lyrn Drake, J kle Vordenberg Ann Cochran Jo Anne Jagefs Margaret Robevs V ck, SK dmore, Nllss Thomas 7 ' . A T Q -,, in ... 0 J' M V -my ' ' 7' , - c get N -. . v, ig g T- 1 K V, ig lik, X f X f V , ' st . -A at T T ,ft 0.5 1 - A K 43, I of-L yy , If uf X nw Egg, tw L V Q .49 L x , Wx. K ' 1 , K I 4 l lm T Q: M' v . S 4 f ' . AQ I A . Ax 'xx ,bk J . ' , u - , ,X V . it If' -R , . sl Q A l X - ' T ' T 4 A JU - Q ' ,R 1: s- r 5,5 ,, 1 ,D' - , T-fy 1 , lf CHEERLEADERS Fight hard, fellas was the theme song of the football cheerleaders this year. Although the season wasn't too successful, they kept the crowd in a peppy, enthusias- tic mood. When basketball time came, it brought a new feature, a Junior Varsity cheering squad, to l. H. The new squad did a tremendous iob. The varsity cheerleaders con- tinued their vivacious leading of the fans in cheering our boys on to their victories. The girls each deserve H15 rahs for their loyal support and hearty enthusiasm. The newly formed Junior Varsity Cheerleaders are Kathy Stiess, Kay Benckenstein, Betsy Prichett, Lynn Ruehlmann. V Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders were Beth Papesch, Ann Wright, Marilyn Stevens, Rae Wulfhorst, Joan Klee, Their motto Practice does make for perfection in timing in coordi nation in good cheerleading' These girls cheered our boys on under our new lights on our o.-an field. They are, Row T: Carol Coffman, Beth Papesch, Joan Klee. Ron 2: Rae Wulfhorst, Ann 'Nr.ght, Marilyn Stevens, and Kay Benken- stein. TENNIS TIME With the first sign ot spring, the Tennis rackets appeared and the courts were filled with ambitious players. With separate teams for boys and girls, the matches were arranged with our neighboring schools. Indian Hill's tennis ability was demonstrated by the excellent record established by these two teams. Boys' Tennis Team includes, Row T: Ron Garritson, Ralph House, Jerry Grace, Norris Tangeman Bill Luckerman, Frank Homer, Bob Albrecht. Row 2: Mr. Kincaid, Bob Armstrong, Skip Eastman Gary Weil, Nick Fry, Tim Fischer, Jerry Smithson, Fred Terauds. Y' 's , '33-3 s 19 4.0 Css ' f -vw A Q Q O t,,3f'0,c 0 '?f? 'th vo' r The Girls' Tennis Team includes, Row 1: Rae Wulfhorst, Mary Lou Holt, Bonnie Harris. Row 1 - 2: Cynthia Schmidt, Pat Hein, Jane Vonderscher, Garlene Stenger, Miss Thomas. il ' GN THE GOLF COURSE The green grass and spring breezes draw out our golf loving students each year. With Mr. Straight as coach, the boys enioyed a season of work and skill on the golf course greens. 96 1. 1 X I 1' , gy I' N Y 1 s .'6.f.5oh 1 ig?-Zspiww' t I I . Q o 1' ' If' 'Q' til' Z ' l sf The Golf Team consists of Coach Straight, Connie Wagner, Rick Bryan, caddy manager, Chuck Jones, Dennis Nemenz, Ray Woerner. Absent: Steve Strauchen. 4 .. ,,-....,. V ,. , . iv' .Wi 'Y JS Q-1: :E J S., 'Q Q . I A ,yawfi Ju v cv' 'Sz ,ag A 623 R w I J W AVI' I' and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs ancl Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs THE PARENTS PLAY A PART The Class of 58 wlshes to express Its gratltude to these patrons who have helped make the Legend a realuty through theur generous contnbuttons The staff as proud to be able to Include these names nn the annual John Anderson Mllton Anderson Harry Bachler Austln Barrows Robert Becht Geo W Benckensteun Earl L Betscher Erwin C Brnstadt W C Bock R E Bonuna Earl Bosken F E Bryan RobertM Burke W N Camp H F Campbell H W Carlisle Edward Carrellu Robert Clrne Garrett Coffman Robert Coghnll Jack Coleman James Crane Fred DeBra A E DeCamp Jay DtFabto Wm H H Drake Thomas Durham Frank H Eastman N L Englssh and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Mr and Mrs John W Ferguson Karl Fubbe Edward J Fxscher Thomas M Fusher E R Forea Richard C Ford Arthur Fry RobertW Gamble Ed Garrutson Karl Gatchett A J Grttner Dale Grace R A Grace Mrs Dora Grob and Kenneth Grob Mr and Mrs RobertM Harr 98 Mr and Mrs Mrs Thomas Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Rev and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mrs John R and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Harvey Hammer Jr L Hand DonaldJ Harr Charles D Harrls Emil Hartmann Paul E Heckel H A Hein Henkle Edward Hull D E Holt D F Howe Joseph E Huff Joseph S Jagers Charles H Jones W G Kern James Klee Mrs Helen Klobutowskl and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Hamer C Knepper Ed J Koch Bernard Lrndeman E D Lodwlck Edward R Lotz E Craig Lovett Chrnstoph Luckerman Howard Lunsford Nell McCash Benlamln McLennan M W McMvllan Mrs Mattue McReynolds and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Jerome Maxwell Glenn D Meeker Stephan Megreglan Carl W Metnnnger Kenneth L Muller Robert B Muller Robert E Muller Oren Mollenkopf George A Mossman Carl H Nemenz R A Newman M S Nolen WernerA Noonan A W Olson WalterC Papesch C M Patrick Dale F Peter and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs S G Peterson John Prrchett GruffuthL Resor Jr Wm Reverman Eugene Robinson Vlrgnl F Robinson Rlchard Scherm Karl Schmidt Henry Schomburg Harry Schwarz E Otto Seubert Robert F Setfert Franklun George Senft Loren Shnrk H G Shorten Robert J Slbcy Roy E Slone C Arden Smlth Chester A Smlth Wm P Staubach Robert F Steel Edward J Stetner Paul D Stephan R L Stevens W K Stokes Howard G Tangeman Alvln Taylor John L Tranter Rev and Mrs Paul Vandegruff Mr Mr and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Joseph J Vonderhaar Gene Vonderscher H E von Hedernann Jack Vordenberg Robert Vordenberg Fred J Wagner Robert L Walter Henry Weaver C H Well Albert Wellmann Elmost Whltman Gurdon W Wulson Ray L Woerner Joseph Wolf Neal Wright Wulfhorst Mr. . . . , , Mr. . . . 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For conveyor bells of all kinds and sizes, 'lhe ROBERT BECHT CO. of I087 WOODROW STREET can supply you. They don'+ promise +o include cure, blonde fwins wifh every conveyor, +hough. If beHer homes are buil+, MOSSMAN COMPANY will build 'rhem and Haven is learning The 'rrade from fhe ground up. Don I' gei exciiedl The ring is going on +he RIGHT hand! HERFF-JONES supplied ihe class rings for +his year's iunior class. Every member of fhe class is +he proud possessor of a beauiiful ring and a po- fenfial salesman for HERFF-JONES. N A T u o 'lc Lon i-ips 5:15 AY' T I N G QT' A 'A 'Q V' fy i' We could +hinlc of no beH'er ,H any Wiki way +o depic+ +he warmih 241 rg. supplied by +he Nafional f ' Heaiing insfallafions 'rhan by 'lhe warm+h of Daughfer Su- san's smile. NATIONAL HEATING CO. ls Locaied af I999 Cen+ral Parkway X Cincinnali, Ohio - 5 HSSIST YOUR' HRT . .l. napnnmzu WESTENDARF FOOD AND MEAT MARKET ls Where Nancy Shops 5. ig?-ll Q. X Q C -5 x -x X -N X -X if F g Waller 'I'ells us +ha+ dancing wi+h S+ella +he Skele- 'l'on is no fun, so visi+ SCHOENY'S marlcel' and pu? some meal on +hose bones, Sfella. X -, ,A Nivgk Drif+ing and Dreaming is Sandra's iheme song when- ever anyone menfions a Chev- rolel. The GATCHETT COM- PANY is one of ihe leading ouf- leis 'For +he '58 Chevy in ihis area. Sandra is dreaming of ihe ad- vanced s+yle of +he new Chevy, 'the smoofh ride ii gives a per- son, +he zip +ha+ is a mus+ on all cars, and +he beauiiful in- +erior which is iaslefully blend- ed wiih ihe lovely colors of ihe exferior. Ah, yes, i'r's a dream, all righil I Any up-+o-dafe, well siocked work shop will be in 'lop nolch condi+ion if flue equipmen+ comes from SCALLAN. Indusfrial supplies, safe- +y equipmenl, and cuffing +ooIs are some of +I1e i+ems furnished by SCALLAN SUPPLY COMPANY. 'So if you are in The markef-Ifor foolsl -Jus+ lake your car and park ii-For a visii a+ 2339 Gilberl Ave- nue. ' 6' , Take a look a+ +I'1e before as poriray- ed by Nancy, +I1en fake our w0rC-I- TOWN 8: COUN- TRY BEAUTY SA- LON, 7804 Camargo Road in Madeira, made I1er inlo a gla- mour girl. QSQIXIIISU WMF Records by +I1e car- Ioad: sheei music by 'II1e Ion, and greei- ing cards of all kinds -yeI', wouIdn'+ you know +I1a'I' Dana Ewell would find +I1e one record 'rhai he ius+ couIdn'+ swallow! TUNE TIME, INC. Kenwood Plaza Sy I- I50O IO6 'll' siov - Rain or shine, Bosse buses come Ihrough on lime! Bosse buses Ifrom H. M. BOSSE BUS EQUIPMENT CO., 7I20 Wallace Ave., Madeira,I beai +I1e besf bringing sfudenfs 'Io +I1e school. ROESSLER BROTHERS Priniers and Publishers-Since I899 Le++erpress and Offsei' Charles Meininger is using his ingenuiry in running off his own money. BeI'+er be careful, Charlie! TURF EQUIPMENT, INC. TWeed I-3434 7527 Kenwood Rd. FREE PARKING KENWOOD Compleie Lawn and Garden Equipmeni' Complefe Mower Service FaciIi+ies Available PICK-UP AND DELIVERY ,'.,,...L- ' ' ' A -P31 .' L .- - - , 1-,Q S. eq... ,It 'N-. --1'-ri-if - Afftg'-hi-- 'L -2, :f l P Someone backed inio a fireplugl Is if any wonder Ihai Nancye Bachler doesn'+ have fo worry since her fafher furnishes +his fair cify wi+h Hs u+iIi+ies and indus'rriaI supplies? BEST WISHES AND CONTINUED GOOD FORTUNE TO THE CLASS OF I958 H. L. BACHLER CO. INDUSTRIAL AND UTILITIES SUPPLIES CINCINNATI, OHIO oil N Thanks fo ARCHIABLE ELECTRIC CO., Don Wellman is ahle fo fhrow fhe swifch which will lighf up our foofball field. ARCHIABLE 324 New S+. QQ T 17, my Besides work on foofball fields, fhe ARCHIABLE ELECTRIC CO., insfalls elecfrical wiring and fix- 'rures in all new buildings. ELECTRIC ,J sf' co ,, . , A ffl'- , , ' 9 if . 5? 'if .yi 'f '1'3':5 'll 3?-7 : 993 ' 9 . 'x' f 'E 'fe .1 N .ze Li A 5 N.-DT 5---n :Q- Ma I-I307 Every deal made wifh McMlLLAN COMPANY is a square deal, and a square deal deserves a firm handshake. Fred McMillan is pracficing, on fhe foofball field, a good company policy. McMlLLAN COMPANY 9209 Blue Ash Road mg gyfrs Gun-5 'XM l!. 'H-gk f I' J. H BERLING DAIRY PRODUCTS 3726 LONSDALE FAIRFAX BR I 2074 BEULAH, +I1e bovlne beauIy, boas+IuIIy brags abou? I'I1e BERLING DAIRY PRODUCTS Beulah beams brngI1IIy whenever ano+I1er sfudenf requesIs a refuII of II'1a+ reaIIy rncI1 re Iuvenahng glass of muIk J H BERLING DAIRY PRODUCTS proudly prm'rs and pub Ilshes all Ihe prize puns wI1ncI'1 sfem from BeuIaI1's bram J, ' Ma' .4 ... mx AL comm Q:-.Q - -4 umm minus an mom: mu SCHOOL Ilwfzlwy VORDENBERG CHEVR0lETIb 3 3l6lllh1d1s1vz Kd ' flzklvy ' H5-5500 1 The gears shif+ wiih ease, Our s+uden'rs lake pride, The driver if does please, When in if fhey ride, The curves if will lake, So go, see i+ foday, Wi+h no fouch of 'lhe brake, A+ VORDENBERG CHEVROLET 3 I 6I Madison Road lT'S A HUTCH IN THE CLUTCH Hu+chinson Bro+hers Lea+her Co. l924-l948 W. Eighfh S+.. Cincinnafi Nancy Anderson is calling all plays for +he game-She is sporiing some lealher from HUTCH -Whefher af play or work, i+'s lhe same-You can fell good leafher by fhe 'rouch! BRYAN EQUIPMENT CO. 7850 Kenwood Rd Rick Bryan and Dave McLennan are Trying ouf some of The equipmeni sold by Their fa+hers. Even Though McCULLOUGH CHAIN SAWS saw Through aimosi' any'rhing I+ isn'+ The easiesi way To gei Through school books! WE HAVE THE KEY TO YOUR LIFE INSURANCE NEEDS 4-1 AND ASSOCIATES Have Opened a SaIes and Service Office Locafed in 'Sth 3rd BANK BUILDING Cincinnafi, Ohio GEORGE R. PIERCE, Disf. Manager MASSACHUSETTS MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE 11 -X7 I5I5 Fif+h-Third Bank ! X Call MA. I-0215 we S X O ff' Ikvi fjiivwiswi 5 8 I llY+ II I E H Q KLEE WATERPROOFING COMPANY af 40I I Red Bank Road io ully ioins Joanie iubiIan+Iy singing in fhe ba+h'rub which bafhfub of course has been +an+aIizingIy freafed wi+h +ha+ Tremendous TUB TT r X Besf Wishes From Your Neighbor INDIAN HILL CHURCH IF THIS WERE YOUR CAR, WHAT WOULD YOU EXPECT YOUR INSURANCE COMPANY TO PAY? The Blue Book Value? The Red Book Value? The Green Book Value? The Value of Ihe Same Model Used Car? or The Value YOU Chose a+ 'Ihe Time You Insured II? WHEN YOU INSURE WITH US. YOU CAN CHOOSE YOUR OWN VALUE. RIDER, GOODMAN 84 RESOR Insuring Anything lnsurabIe 4OI7 OAREW TOWER CINCINNATI 2, OHIO Call Us Today-DUnbar I-0540 CAL RIDER WEIR GOODMAN GRIF RESOR F? The richesl' child is poor wi+houI music. Nick s+eps along wifh a Iuba from LAMMER'S MUSIC HOUSE. INC. ,g ri- Buy a grinder from NUTONE, You'll have more lime for 'I'he phone You can grind onions or meal, Or whip up many a 'lasfy Ireaf. X RU Girls, be sure fo visil' MARAE'S, 7859 Monfgomery Road, Kenwood Plaza, for your sacks , cl1emises , sporfswear, cos'I'ume jewelry and accessories. MARAE'S-Kenwood Dicl: gefs an ear- I. ful ai' SCHAEFER'S, ' 8l00 Monfgomery ff Road. ff if 'gif L. Il, h as I W i I 1 ij Gas, Snacks, and Refreshmenis r '- I E A., ht WI W HATHAWAY'S G 4- ' ' - I . ' G, . A ' ' 3 I I 1110112 . wh c I a - I Yvufe V ljindaeliiy figir ITC- l 9 Ahead! ords and model air- Wh Y B + I . I+' 6923 - en OU UY 6 Difii in 'ISLIZ-iieafa. V CARRELLI'S SILVERDALE MARKET 692 I Plainfield Road SILVERTON We do noi advocaI'e Ihai furnifure be 'Irea+- ed Ihis way, buf we asIr you fo noI'e Ihaf ii is STRONG enough Io hold up a migh+y man, and LIGHT enoughjo be held a+ arm's Ieng+h by migh+y Tim. BACKUS BROTHERS COMPANY 2I4 E. 3rd S+. CINCINNATI 2. OHIO Ga. I-I I I8 Furnifure Con+rac'I'ors for Schools, Churches, Offices, and Fine Homes. Tim Fischer recommends BACKUS BROTH- ERS COMPANY for all Ihose who desire 'Furni+ure wi+h superior s+reng'I'h and Iighi- ness. VX 3 4 ?-v-fm' j' e V H r 3 W' 'frni w-wuggjyf, Y ,1- D-M 4 E123 1 Hobo? to, Uiiiiju an-rn-in I 1 Q 4, QA . is Ni' ly uf' 1 5- . ... ...-n Complimenis of a Friend This sfudenf is playing us a 'fune felling 'Ihai' +I1e GEORGE MEYER LUMBER COMPANY, 6940 MIA- MI ROAD, is The place fo buy all supplies for building. 38I2 Hires Lane NORWOOD I2 OHIO EL I-0209 ROY J. CLINE 81 SONS General Con'rrac'rors I a I I I I MWA, You don'+ mal: a misfalre wiih Cline as Bill Luckerman did Wifh CLINE CONTRACTING yo always hi? +I'1e ba spot 8 U cd . - Q -' Q 0 V if N Y 1 ' GSK f ff I IAVIQ 5.1 Q31 'EE-fi Ulla... I 0 0 l p S nv