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

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1959 volume:

EdHors: Sponsor: m ? .. Frank Easfman James Anderson Miss Anna Graham Volume Vl PubHshed by H16 Legend SfaH lndx'an HiH High School blOO Drake Road Cincinnafi 43. Ohio 7a mm, to m, tam Macaw W -TENNYSONH R3373, 77704? g 1: 3 Ci 2; Man is forever searching. Since H19 3 X2 i beginning of Hme. he has scanned W 9 Hwe skyand envied Hue gracefulflighf q hq of Hwe birds. Man's goal is +he heavens! MMW ICARUS For I dipf info +he fufure. far as human eye could see, Saw H18 Vision of +he world. and all +he wonder +ha+ would be; Saw +he heavens fill wiHn commerce. argosies of magic sails! Pilo+s of H18 purple fwilighf, dropping down wi+h cosfly bales. Darius was clearfy of +he opinion. Tha+ +he air is 5130 man's domain. sTRowBRIDGE 70 P076, . , A consianf friend is a +hing rare and hard +0 find. mPLUTARCH Above and beyond +he cail oi duiy Pop Bonnell is ready and wiiling. Since Indian Hill High School firsi opened. Pop has been wifh us, loyal and dependable.'Wi+h a Friendly smile and greeiing for everyone. Pop has served uniiringiy. The miles he's Jtraveled +0 fake siudenfs of all ages +0 symphonies. children's +hea+er, games are uncounfable . . . nof +0 menfion +he Hmes. when some Jream member searches for a los+ ar'ricle which cannoi be ieH. he has waiied pafienily in +he driver's seaf of his bus. In appreciaiion of his unseliishness and cooperafion, we are proud +0 dedicafe +he LEGEND oi l959 +0 our friend Pop Bonneil. pew gamed! Jusi as a mainlenance crew for an airplane. our class officers and leadersi are concerned Wll'l'i assuring line sludeni body of a smooil'i flight Each member of H18 crew is a veferan in handling flighi problems.' Afier a year of pilo+ing. ilirough boih sform and calm, l'hey have broughl Jrlieir ship +0 6 sale and happy landing. For many years. Huey will remember ilie prep- araiion for +his lasf flight The foo+ball games. baskeiball games. homework. plays. hockey games. and pep rallies +hese will gland 0qu as a few highlighis. Now. each is pausing +0 look back 5+ Hie wonder- lul years ai l.l-l.H.S. wilh nosialgia. and. al' +he same Jrime. forward Jroward aclulJrliood Wli'l'l greai aniicipaiion. 5' E Hold your places on fhe Fine Unfil aH clear comes +hr'ough. Then hurfle 0H info +he clouds. Yours +hen +he boundless blue. To each +here is a Jrime of Highf: LeJr none have wings +ha+ fall. Take off in+o +he firmament The sfars will mark your Jrrail. 50146 man! In everyone's Iiie Hiere should be one all-imporiani purpose. Seniors. your purpose should be aiivencompassing. i+ should be one which will be of lifelong value and con- +ribu+e foward H19 realizafion of fine highes+ ideals. Your purpose MUST have H16 capacify +0 be conversan+ wiih +he mysferies of H19 Afomic Era. i+ MUST include +he Era of Spu+nik and fine Lunar Era of +omorrow. Life in HS greaf complexiiy will reiurn +0 us according +0 our con+ribu+iom our confribu+ion is dependenf on a pur- poseful preparafion. Each of you has been privileged +0 compiefe fraining +ha+ is basic and necessary For your newL sfep. If is my hope +ha+ you have es+ablished your purpose. iha+ 1+ is ail-inciusive and challenging, +ha+ H has all We necessary essen+ials +0 carry you Jr0 success and Happinessy C. M. PATRICK in Hus brief message may 1. in addH'ion +0 my personal wish for your happiness and success. oFfer Hue foHowIng for your H'muthuJ considera'rion in your fufure endeavors. Whefher you phm +0 con+inue on +118 road d formal educafion or Jrravel anoH'Ier 01: He's highway; be reminded Hwaf your Success and happiness can be mos'l' full if predicafed upon sound moral and spErHual values. Educa+ion uninspEred by moral and spirifuay values is diredionkss. and values unapplied m human behavior are emp+y. JOHN E. PUGH Our high school career is like a major flighf which consfanfly encounfers new horizons. Our elemenfary and junior high school Training can be +he sfeps in preparafion for +his imporfan+ STEP in our lives, In +he freshman year. we are novices abou+ +0 launch ourselves info a Jrofally new experience. As we progress. our experiences mold us and help us +0 mafure. Throughou+ our high school educaHon. we fry +0 mainfain good grades and +0 engage in acfivifies. We become more a parf of l.H.H.S. each year. Gradua+ion may be compared +0 +he landing made on a higher pla+eau for refuelingwrefueling for an even more imporfanf flight INTO LIFE! As we reminisce. ?ond memories re+urn +0 us o1c our Hignf info educa+ion. We are. by no means. veferan flyers. bu+ perhaps we have learned a IiHIe +0 help us in We fquure: THE GREAT UNKNOWN FUTURE! Al-s iii: ISL. Beginner's plane. Processing powerful propellanf. No Hfoofprinfa on Hwe sands of Jrime when we have said Good-bye. lnsfead we'H leave our mark behindr-ief sfreaks across Hue sky. --FELICE A. HEIN : 3:30 p.m. The Cash FACULTY The Scene: Relaxing Miss Margfe Acree Mr. Boyd Rober+s Seven+h Grade Sevenfh Gracie Miss Florence Jacobs Mrs. Maryanne Roades Eith'a Grade Seven+h Grade , A -. . . . Mr. Oren Mollenkopf Mr. Lovell Sanders Seven+h Grade Eighfh Grade Mr. Melville Bosse Science and Mafhemafics Mrs. Josephine Sfeele English and French gemao.aaxl auxiswaan Mr. William C. Fenfon Ins+rumen+al Music Mr. Howard Huicheson Miss Mary Thomas Algebra Girls' Physical EducaHon j and HeaHh I9 20 Miss Mary Berwanger English 19 h .. I V 5 Qx x . 'A x gakt: mg ix 1A: .jiw ,. WK X Mrs. Helen CorbeH Home Economics Mr. B6yd w. Mahan Ma+hema+ics Mr. Ea rl L. Boland Boys' Physical Educa+ion and Healfh ' 1: H , Wdh- - Mr. William Kincaid English and Speech 1!? Mr. Eugene Mar+in Commercial Depar+men+ Miss Helen Ong French and Spanish Mr. Roberf Maan lndusfrial Ar+s G;Ekaw.mexq aavw:emw3 Miss Ka+hleen Kelley Commercial DeparfmemL Mr. David Jones Vocal Music 2I 22 Mrs. Zura J. Pah'ick Miss Olivia Presser Elemenfary School Principal Lafin and Hisi'ory mam mil scHoaL PPIVEW TRAINING CAR L'wrrfvfy WMMBEW MEVIFWET , CAIAHEY Mr. Charles S+raighf Drivers' Trainin 9 Mr. Charles Wojcik Mrs. Kai'harine SaFFer Biology and Chemisfry Librarian .M ?fea, 24 The smiling officers of +he exclusive Senlor Class include Jim Anderson. President Dennis Nemenz. Vice-Presfdeni: Marilyn Sfevens, Treasurer; Sue Shirk Secre+ary. Once upon a brigh+ Sepfember. Came we Freshmen +0 +he school house. Came we Freshmen full of vigorz Full of zes'l and new ideas Eager +0 parlake of learning Eager Jroo. +0 win new honors. H was lhe year of '55. Chose we lben our leader. Easlman. Sanders. Kelly were our sponsors. Worked and saved and sold concessions Worked and played like happy Indians 'Til al lasaL Huey called us Sophomores. ln +he second year of learning. Melnlnger +he Grea+ was chieHaln. Adors of us donned +he grease pain'l Wllclcal' Willie Carves +he Turkey.H Wesf ancl Kincaid saxL in council Talked wilh us our problems over While we sfrove +0 make more money For H16 high school years lo follow For +he lime when we musf spend H On +he young braves and lhe maidens Who would clance +0 fumes we played fliem. Came again Hue monlh Sep+ember. Juniors now Were all our classmafes. Medicine-makers Sleele and CorbeH l-lealecE +he wounds of mlghly baffle And Pal Helnl our princess. led us Through +he happy +ime 0'? growing lnlo pridelul upper classmen. Chrislmas cards increased our income. Savlng Jrax slamps added prom. Junior play was Mr. Peepers : Slars were Anderson and Coghill. Firs+ homecoming floal we buildecl. Hacl +he prom away Jme school. To leasf and dancing +rea+ecl Seniors. To Chalauqua on a hayride. Slepf we nof +he whole nigl1+ over. SwiHly came +he mon+h Sep'lernber: Wenl again Jro LH, long house. A new chief was +here +0 gree+ us. Greal' Whife Fa+her Pugh we called him. GrewL 'Whife Falher of +he Indians. Kincaid and Graham. our advisers. Led us in our quesf' of learning. Led us in our las+ semes+ers. Anderson. our fribal leader. Teddy Bear. +he migh'ry hun+er. Guided us in Wampum making. Guided us in selling birch bark. Shakers. frui+ cakes. and concessions. Sfereo kepf +he Indians dancing- Sfereo. Hwe music maker. Oslendarp and Shirk were sfarle+s In Our Hearfs Were Young and Gay . Juniors gave us a colillion Trea+ecl us +0 fun and dancing. Trealed us lo merry making. Then in June came our Commencemen+ And +he Baccalaureafe sermon. ln our four years at +he school house Learned we nol ol wl'lal would follow: Knowing only lhai Jromorrow Brings wha+ever we will work for. Brings us sorrow. joy. and wisdom. Brings us +0 ano+her doorway. Foofball l. 2. 3. 4: Chieffain I, 2; Inha- murals I. 2: French Club I. 2: Dramaiics Club I. 2. 3. 4: Science Club 2. 3: Pow- Wow 2. 3: Nafional Honor Sociefy 2. 3. 4: Red Cross 2: Legend 2, 3, Co-Edifor 4: Junior Boos+ers 2. 3: Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play: Prom Commeee: Pep Club 4: Class Presidenf 4: Junior Council of World Affairs 4-: Sfudenf Council Vice-Presfdenf 4. JAMES ANDERSON l Teddy Bear Glee CIub I. 2: Dramafics Club I. 2: FHA 3. 4-: FBLA 3: French Club 3: 6AA 3: Y-Teens 4-: Red Cross 4: Legend 4, GAIL BARROWS De-De ML Nofre Dame Academy: Tennis I. 2: Baske+baf1 1. 2: IHHS: GAA 3. 4; French Club 3: Y-Teens 3. 4: Junior Class- Play: Senior Class Piay: ChieHain 4: Legend 4: Pep Club 4: Dramafics Club 4-. MARY SUE BESUDEN Sue ROBERT ARMSTRONG Bob ln+ramurafs l. 2. 3. 4: Tennis II 2. 3. 4: Baskefball ll 2: Foc+ball 3. 4-. BILL BOWLING BiH Spanish Club I, Secrefary 2. 3. Hisforian 47 Class Vice.Presfdenf I: Baskefbail l: In+ramurals l. 2; Legend 1. 2. 3. 4: HLY 2. 3. President 4: Nafional Honor Socfeiy 2. 3. 4: Spanish Nafional Honor Sociefy 3. 4: Junior Boosfers 2. 3: Science Club 2. 3: Drama+ic Club 2. 3: Junior Class Play: Senior Class Play: Pow-Wow 3. 4: Track 3. 4: From CcmmiHee: Basketball Homecoming Escort 3: ChieHain 4: Pep Club 4: Junior Council 0:? World Af- fairs 4. HHVEiami Scholarship Team I. 2. 3. 4. KATHIE BURKE 6AA I, 2. 3. 4; ln+ramurals l7 Baske+ball l: DramafIcs Club I. 2, 3, 4-: Giee Club I, 2, 4-; Pcw-Wow 2, 3, 4; Hockey 2; Y-Teens 3, 4; Junior Boosfers 3: Nafional Honor Socfefy 2. 3, 4: Junior Class Play: Senior Class Play: French Club 3, 4: Pep Club 4: Chleffain 4: Junlor CouncH of Worid Affairs 4. KENNETH CAMPBELL Neuf', SPQR !, 2, 3: BaskefbaH I. 2. 3. 4: Inframurels l; Glee Club I: Hi-Y 2, 3. Vice-PresTdenf 4. 26 MICHAEL BURNETT Mike Foofbail l, 2, 3. Co-Capfain 4: Baskef- baH l, 2; Baseball I, 2, 3, 4: Laiin Club I. 2. ANNE CARLISLE Whea+on High School: 6AA l, 2: Stu- denf Councfl l. 2', Spanish Club 1: For- fune Guild l. 2: Basketball 2: Infra- murals 2: IHHS: 6AA 3. 4: Spanish Club 3: ln+ramurals 3, 4; Hockey 3, 4; Foo+ball AHendanf 3: Y-Teens 3. Chap- lain 4', Drama+ics CM: 3, 4: Junior Class Play; PowWow 3, 4: Junior Boosiers 3: Office Assisianf 3, 4: Chieffain 4: Legend 4; Pep Club 4: Junior Council of World Affairs 4-. ,4 ' XrN ; MERILACE CASSINI Mari 6AA I, 2: Spanish Club 2, 3, 4: Chorus 21Junior Class Play; Librarian 3. 4: Dra- mafics Club 3. Scribe 4: Nafional Honor Sociefy 2, 3. 4: Spanish Nafional Honor Socieiy 3: Legend 4. ROBERTA COGHILL Bobbie New Woodward: Spanish Club I: Dra- matics Club I: Y-Teens l: Junior Honor Society 1: IHHS: Spanish Club 2. Presi- denf 3. 4: 6AA 2. 3: Dramah'cs Club 2, 3. HIs+orian 4: Baskefball 2: National Honor Society 2. 3. Secretary 4-: Junior Class Play: Junior Boosfers 2. 3: Spanish Na+ional Honor Sociefy 2. Treasurer 3. 4: Chorus 2: Junior Council of World Affairs 4. ' 5;3anish Merif Award 3. WILBUR DILS Foofball Manager 3. 4. KATHLEEN DIFABIO Kafhy Glee Club I'. GAA I, 2. 3. 4: Dra- rnafics Club 1: Hockey l. 2. 3; Baskef- ball I. 2: SPQR 2: Inframurals 1. 2: Y-Teens 2. 3. 4-. FBLA 3: Junior Ciass Play: Senior Class Play: Legend 4. MmTyping Award 2. ALVIN CURLESS AI-Bo MARGARET DONISI Marge Summi'r: Class Secre+ery l. Treasurer 3; IHHS: Legend 4: Chieffain 4: Office Aid 4; Junior Councilpf World Af- fairs 4, MmCeericate of Superior Merif from A.P.S.L. Compeiih've Nafionwide Lafin Exam 2. 27 Spanish Club I. 2: Band I. 2. 3. 4'. Brass Ensemble 2. 3. 4; Baske+ball I. 21 Inframurals i. 2. 3; Pow-Wow I. 2. 4'. Junior Boosfers 2. 3; Track 3; Junior Council of World Affairs 4-; HWMiami Scholarship Team I. TAD DURHAM Tad BARBARA EMILY Barb 3 a HARRIETTE FINNIGAN ScoHy 28 Sycamore: Camera Club I; Dance Club I: 6AA 1: IHHS: 6AA 2; FHA 2. ViceAPresidenf l. Presidenf 4: Chorus 3: Junior Red Cross 4: FBLA 4; Y-Teens 4: Pep Club 4; Junior Council 0? World Affairs 4-; Legend 4. Class Secreiary I; Dramaffcs Club I: Chorus Secrefary 3: Girls' Glee Club I: Iniramurais l. 2. 3. 4: GAA 2. General Manager 4-: Library Club I: Sfudenf Council 2. Treasurer 3. 4. Tumbling Club 2: Newspaper Club 2. 3: Tennis 3: Safefy Council 3: Naflonal Honor Sociefy 3. Treasurer 4; Associafe Editor of Yearbook 4: Baskefball 4; Girls' Lead- ers Corps 4: Y-Teens 4: Spanish Club 4: 333Girls' State 3: American Legion Essay Confes+ 4, FRANK EASTMAN Skip SFQR l. Presidenf 2: Glee Club I: Sfuden+ Council I. 2. Presidenf 4: Class President I: Baskefball l. 2. 3. 4-; Infra- murals I. 2: HI-Y 2. 3. 4: Tennis 2. 3: Junior Boos+ers 2. 3: French Club 3. 4-: Dramafics Oub 3; ScEence Club 3: Jun- ior Class Play: Junior Prom Commeee; Senior 0555 Play: Pep Club 4: Foofball Homecoming Escor+ 4: Legend Assis+anf Edifor 3. Co-Edifor 4; Naiionaf Honor Sociefy 2. 3. 4-. m1' ?v1iarni Scholarship Team 2. 3. 4. Buckeye Boys' Sfaha 3: Harvard Book Award 3. DUDLEY GANS Dud Band II 2. 3. 4: Brass Ensemble 3. 4. Award 2.- Bus Pafrol I. 2. 3. 4-: Spanish Club 3. 4: Foofball 4-; Track 4. SANDRA GATCHETT Sandy In+ramurafs l: Spanish Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Pow-Wow I. 2; Nafional Honor Socieiy 2; Chorus 2, 3; Spanish Naf'xonal Honor Sociefy 2. 3. 4: Junior Class Play: Junior Red Cross 4: Y Teens 4-. PAT HEIN Heinie S+uden+ Council I. Secrefary-Treasurer 3. 4: Baskefbail I. 2. 4. Cc-Capfain 3: Hockey I. 2. 3. 4: SPQR 3. Secrefary l. 2: Chorus 1. 2: 6AA I. 2. Secretary 3. Presiden+ 4: Iniramurals I. 3: Class Secrefary 2. President 3: Tennis 2, 3. 4; Science Club 2: PowWow 2. 3. 4: Span- ish Club 3. 4; Spanish Naiional Honor Sociefy 4; Y-Teens 3. 4; Legend 3. 4: Junior Class Play: Senior Chass Play; Dra. maflcs Club 3. 4'. NaHonal Honor So- ciefy 2. 3. Presiden'f 4: Junior Council of World Affairs 4: V.P.-G.C,A.S.C. 4: M kLafin Honor Key 2; Miami Scholar- ship Team 1. 2. 3, .Lai'. and $5M: Girls' Sfa+e. ., JUDIE GITTNER Judie 6AA l. 2. 3. 4: French Club I. 2. 3; Inframurals l; Drama+ic Club I. 2. 3: Chorus I. 2: JunIor Red Cross 1: Junior C1ass Play; Spahish Ciub 3. 4-; YIeens 3. 4; Junior Boos+ers 3; Pep Club 4: Senior Class Play: Legend 4. JERRY GRACE Jerry Baseball Manager I; Spanish Club I, 2. 3. 4: Inhamurals I: Hi-Y 2. 3. Chaplain 4: Tennis 2. 3. 4; Basketball Manager 2; Dramafics Club 2. 3. 4-: NaHonaI Honor Socie+y 2. 3. 4-: Legend 2: Junior Class PJay: Foofball 3. 4: Science Club 3; Junior Boosfers 3; Senior Class Play: Junior Council of WcHd Affairs 4; Span- ish NaHonal Honor Sociei'y Presiden+ 4. FRANK HOMER Pigeon Spanish Club I, 2. 3. 4; FoofbaH and Baskefball Manager I: Tennis l. 2, 3. 4-; BasebaH I: BaskefbaH 2: FooibaH 3: Inframurals l. 2. 3. 4: Junior Boosier 2: Spanish Naiiona. Honor Socie+y 2. 3. 4: Nafional Honor Sociefy 2. 3. 4; French Oub 3. Historian 4; Junior Qass Way; Senior Class Play. 29 Hillsdale: Baskefball l, 2: Hockey 1. Z: Glee CEub l. 2: lnframurals I, 2; Tennis 2; IHHS: Glee Club 3: 6AA 3. 4: Span- ish Club 3, 4. MARTHA HUFF JUDY JORGENSEN Judy Warren Cenfral: FresheH'es l: Concerf Club I: Pep Club I'. S+a+e SDIO and Ensemble Contest I. 2, 3: Maioreffs 2: Hi C 2, 3: Ensemble 2, 3; Sfudenf Coun- cil 2. 3: Junior Red Cross 2: Assisfanf 2: Warreneffes 2: Cheerfeader 3: Junior Council 3; FBLA: FTA: Na'rional BETA: Inhamurals l: 2: Foofball l. 2. 3. 4: IHHS: P?P Chlb 4 : Y'T99 5,4: Legend Spanfsh Club 2; DramaHCs Club 3' Fresh 4: Afhlehc Helper 4: Dramahcs Club 4: dent 4, HWrack Queen 3: Spring Fes'rival Queen 3: Miss Courfesy 3. RICHARD KLINE Rick Noer Berwick High: Chorus I. 2: Bas- ke+ball Manager I. 2: Ciass Presidenf Il Secre+ary 2: IHHS: Y-Teens 3. Presidenf 4-; 6AA 3, Vfce-PresidemL 4: Chorus 3, 4-: Dramafics Club 3. Vice-Presidenf 4; Baskefball 3: Junior Red Cross Treasurer 3: Nah'onal Honor Sociefy 3, 4: Pow-Wow 4: Junior Boosfers 3: lnframurals 3: Li- brarian 3: Senior Class Play: Pep Club 4-: Junior Council of Worid Affairs 4: Md'CHizenship Award 2: Valedidorian ROBERT 'KOCH Cookie School Pa+rol: Junior Boosfers 2. 3: Jun- ior Red Cross 3. 4: Legend 3. 4; Dra- SUSAN KNIGHT Plafics Club 3. 4-: Pep Club 4-; Senior Sue ay. 30 JOSEPH LEVITZ Joe Foo+baH l. 2, 4-. Co-Capfain 3: Junior Boosfers l: Hi-Y 2, 3. 4: Dramafics Oub 2. 3. 4: Science Club 2. 3; Junior Red Cross 2'. Baseball 3: Junior Class Play: Senior Class Play. Track 4-. JOYCE LUNSFORD Hockey 3. Capmin I. 2: Chorus I: GAA I. 2. 3: SPQR 2'. Legend 2: DramafICS CMJb 3: FBLA 3. Presidenf 4: Y-Teens 3, Secretary 4; Spam'sh CMb 3. 4: JunTor Class Way: Pep Club 4: Junior Council of World Affairs 4: Senior Class Play. MARY LODWICK 6AA I. 2. 3. Secre+ary-Treasurer 4-; Glee Club I. Inframurals I. 2: Hockey I. 4. MaioreHe I. 2. 3. 4: Band 2, 3. 4: Pow-Wow i. 2. 3. 4.- Drama+ics Oub 2. Vice-Presidenf 3. Treasurer 4: Junior Red Cross 2: BaskefbaH 2: Legend 2; YATeens 3. Vice-PresideM 4; Spanish Club 3. 4; Jum'or Class Play: Junior Booshirs 3: Senior Chase Play; Pep Club 4: M No I rafing. Hufe quarfef, in Districf one, Solo and Ensembb Con+es+. EMILY LINDEMAN Emmy MajoreHe I, Z. 3. 4: 6AA I. 2, 3. 4: FHA 2. 3, Presiden? l; Inframurafs II 2: Band 2. 3. 4: Basketball 2: Nafional Honor Socie+y 2, 3, 4: Junlor Boosfers 3: WTeens 3. Regional Secrefary 4: Dramchs Club 3. 4; Pow-Wow 3. 4; Junior Class Play: Pep Club 4: Senlor C1555 Play: French Ciub 4:5h1lllfo's Sew. Ing Board 4-; American Legion Essay Award I. 2. DENNIS McKEOWN ' Mac St Xavier: Baskefball I.- InframuraIs 2: Sodany 2; IHHS: inframurals 3. 4. 3! 32 CHARLES MEININGER Siumpy SPQR I. 2: Sfudenf Council 2; C155: Presiden+ 2: Foo+ball 2. 4-; Naf'roncd Honor Sociefy 2. 4-; French Club 3. Treasurer 4; Junior Class Play: Sdence Club 3; Baseball 3. 4: Senior Class Play: M5'FMiam'I Schalarship Team I. 2. PAT MEYERS Paf 6AA l: Boang Club: FHA 2. Reporter 3, Parliamenfarian 4: FBLA 3. Was- Presiden+41 Junior Red Cross 4: Legend: Pep Club, 0' q '1 JERRY MEYER Peanufs Band I. Council 2. 3. Presidenf 4'. Brass Ensemble l. 2. 3. 4; Visual Aids I. 2. 3. 4: PowWow 2. 3. 4: National Honor Sociefy 2. 3. 4; Junior Boos+ers 2. 3: French Club 3. 4: Science Club 2. 3: Junior Class Way: Senior Chass Flay: Pep Club 4: Legend Adver'rising Man- ager 4-; Junior Council of World Affairs 4-; :kHMiami Schoiarship Team I. 2. 3. 4: Solo and Ensemble Confesf i. 4-. Awards 2. 3. , SUSAN MILLER Hockey 1. 2, 3. 4; BB I. 2: 6AA l. 2. 3. 4: lnhamurals I. 2. 3: Junw'or Baosfers 2. 3: SPQR 2: Y-Teens 3. 4: Prom Com- mittee: French Cmb 3. 4: ChieHain Edi- Jtor 3. 4: Senior Class Play. CHARLENE MILLER Char 6AA I. 2. 3 .4: FHA I; Red Cross I; Hockey I. 2. 3'. BB 2: Y-Teens 3, 4: Drama+ics Club 3; Spanish Club 4; Jun- ior Boos+ers: ChieHaIn; Senior Play. COLSTON MITCHELL Class Secrefary I: In+ramurels II 2. 3. 4-; FoofbaH l: Baske+ball 2. 3. 4: Junior Boos'rers 2. 3: SPQR 2: Science Club 3'. GohE 3: Spanish Club 3. 4-; Pep Club 4-; Chieftain 4-. BETTY OSTENDARP Befs Chorus I. 2: Dramchs Club I. 2. 3. Secretary 4; SPQR l. 3. Secrefary 2: 6AA 1. 2. 3. 4: Hockey I. 2. 4. Co- Capfain 3: BasketbaH !. 2: Inframurals l. 2, 3: Pow-Wow 2. 3'. Legend 2. 3, Co-Copy Editor 4: Junior Boomers 2. 3'. NaHonal Honor Sociefy 2. 3. 4: Junmr Class Play; YiTeens 3. 4: Spanish Club 3. 4'. Spanish National Honor Sociefy 3. 4-: C3555 Secretary 3: Prom Commi'r- fee: Senfor Oass Play: Pep Club Secre- +ary-Treasurer 4: Junior Councii 03F World AHairs 4: Chieffain 4-: 3Miami Scho- larship Team llbfh Division HisioryL DENNIS NEMENZ SPQR l, 2, 3; Baskefball I. 2, 3. Cap- +ain 4: Junior Boosters l. 2. VfcevPresi- dent 3: Foofball Escorf l: Glee Club I: Football 2. 3. 4: lnframurals l. 2; NaHonal Honor Socie+y 2. 3. Treasurer 4: Science CM: 3: Spanish Club 3. Treasurer 4'. 60hC 3. 4: Pow-Wow 3. 4; Class Treasurer 3. Vice-Presx'clenf 4: Jun- ior Ciass Play: Prom CommiHee: Pep Club 4: Legend 4; Senior Class Pray: MdMiamf Scholarship Team I. 2. Honor awe Menh'on3English: EHL AII-S+5r Foofball Team 4-. MICHAEL OSBORNE Li'l Oz Visual Aids l. 2: Dramalics Ciub 3. ANN OVERTREE Annie Upper Darby: Leaders Qub 11Thespfans I: Newspaper l; IHHS: Hockey 3. Co- Capfain 4-: BaskefbaH 3. 4: Spanish Club 3. 4; SPQR 3: Spanish NaHonal Honor Sociefy 3. Secretary 4: Nafional Honor Socie'ry 3. VICe-Presidenf 4: 6AA 3. 4-: Y-Teens 3, CabFnef 4: Junior C3355 Play; Legend Business Manager 4-; Dramaiics Club 4: Pep Club 4:61ee Club 4: Chief- fain 4; Sem'or Class Play; 333Miami Scholarshm Team 2. 3. 33 A a FRED ROBINSON Robbie SPQR I, 2: Fco'l'ball I, 2. 3. Co-Capfain 4; Baskefball l. 2. 3, 4: Homecoming Escorf I: Infrarnurals l. 2. 3: Chorus I; Junior Boosfers 2, 3: Pow-Wow 3. 4: Pep Club 4; Senior Class Play: HTHL AH-Shar Foo+baH Team 4. JO ANN SCHERM Jon Intramural: I. 2: 6AA l. 2, 3. 4: FHA l. Repor+er 2. Secretary 3. Dishic+ Hi5- +orian 4; Hockey i. 2, Co-Capfain 3. 4-: FBLA 3; Pep cm: 4. 34 RAY SCHAFFER DeMoIay l. 2. 3. 4: Wresfiing Squad 2: German Club 3. LLOYD SCALLAN Skw'nny Cheerleader l: French Club I: GAA l: Sf. Margafe's School: Cheerbader 2: Class Treasurer 2; Dance CommiHee 2; Chris+mas Choir 2: Dramaiics Club 2; IHHS: Foo+ball Homecoming Affendanf 4; Senior Class Play. CYNTHIA SCHMIDT Cindy Band I. Vice-Presx'denf 2, 3. 4: 6AA I. 2. 3.-4; Chorus I: MaioraHe l. 2, 3. 4-; SPQR I. His+oranus 2'. Inframurdls I. 2. 3: Baskefball 2. 3. 4: Tennis 2. 3. 4: National Honor Sociefy Z. 3. 4: PowWow 2. 3. 4; Flufe Quarfef 2. 3. 4: Hockey 3. 4', Y-Teens 3. Worship Chairman 4: JunIor Class Play; Senior Class Play: Pep Club 4; Woodwind Ensemble 4', bHSfafe Hufe Confesf Medal 3. BARBARA SEIBERT Elkers SUSAN SHIRK Sue ARTHUR STAUBACH Arf Chorus !. 3, Secrefary-Treasurer 4: SPQR I. 2, 3: 6AA I. 2, 3, 4: Hockey I. 2. 4r Baske+ball I, 2, 3: lnframurais l. 2, 3 4: Dramafics CM: 2 3; Y-Teens 3, 4: Junior Boosfers 2. 3: Junior Class Play: Spanish Club 3. 4: Pep Club 4: Senior Class Play: Office Assisfanf 4-: Legend 4: Pow- Wow 4: Junior Council of World AF- fairs 4; M:Mlami Scholarship Team I. SPQR l. Vice-Presidenf 2: 6AA I. 2. 3. 4: Drama+ics Club I, 2, 3, 4: Hockey 1, 2. 3. 4: Baskefball I, 2: Class Treas- urer I: Chorus I. 2: Sfudenf Council 2. 3: Pow-Wow 2. 3: Y-Teens 2. 3. 4-: Jun- ior Boosfers 2. 3: Na+ional Honor So- ciefy 2. 3. 4: Spanish Ctub 3. Secrefary 4: Junior C1555 Play: BasketbaH Home- coming Affendanf 3. 4: Prom CommiHee: mass Secrefary 4: Seniar Class Play: Chieftain 4: Legend 4: Pep Club 4: Junior Council of World Affairs 4: W:Miami Scholarship Team :Awards in English: I, 2. 3 Foofball l: Dramatic: Club I. 2. 3. 4: Glee Club I. 2. Presidenf 3. 4: Baskef- ball Manager I. 2. 3: Legend l. 2. 3. 4; Inframurals I. 2. 3: Hi-Y 2. 3. 4: SPQR 2. 3: Foofball Homecoming Escori 2; Junior Boosfers 2, 3: Science Club 2. 3; Junior Class Way; Senior Class Play: Pep Club 4. JACQUELINE SHEARIN Jackie Ar+ League 2. Rep. l. 3: Spanish Club 2: Library Assisfanf 3: Junior Red Cross 3: Choir 4-: Legend 4-: PowwWow 4: Pep Club 4. TIM SMITH Chris Class Play and Dramafic Club Elecfri- cian 2. 3. 4. 35 36 SUSAN STEELE Susie Porf Dickinson Junior H?gh: Leatier's Club l'. Cheerleader l: Dramch Club I; inframurals I; Glee CMJb I: Sfuden+ Council l: IHHS: 6AA 2, 3. 4-: Hockey 2. 3. 4; Baskefball 2: Junior Boosfers 2. 3: Drama+ics Club 2. 3. 4: Foo+ball Homecoming AHendanf 2: infrarnurals 2: Junior Class Play: Y-Teens 3, 4-: French Club 4: Pep Club 4-: Glee Club 4-: Senior Class Play. SUE ELLEN SWEANY Squel 6AA l. 2. 3. 4: Iniramurals I. 2: Y Teens l. 2. 3. 4; Siuden'r Acfivify Assoc. 2. 3: Parker; I; YFC 2: Dramchs CMJb 3. 4: Baskefball 3: Pcw-Wow 3. 4: Junior Class Play: ChieHain 3'. Junior Boosfers 3: Spanish Club 4; Pep Club 4; Junior Council of Work! Affairs, MARILYN STEVENS SPQR l. 3. Treasurer 2: 6AA l. 2. 4-. Secretary-Treasurer 3: Hockey I. 2. 3, 4: Baske+ball l: Glee Club I. 2. Vice-Presi- den? 4: lnframurals I. 2: Pow-Wow I. 2. 3. 4; Cheerfeader 2. 3. Cap+ain 4; Dramafics Club 2. 3. 4; Homecoming AHendanf 2: Nafional Honor SocFeer 2. 3. 4: Spanish Club 3. Vice-Presfdenf 4: Junior CJass Play; Prom Chairman: Y- Teens 3. 4-; Legend 3. 4; Class Treasurer 4: Pep Club Presidenf 4: Chieftain 4: 2Miami Scholarship Team 2. 3. Foo+ball I. 2; Spanish Club I. 2. 3: NaNonal Honor Sociefy 2. 3. 4; Pow- Wow 2. 3. 4: Junior Booster: 2. 3: Science Club 2. 3: Band 3. 4: Dramafics Club 3; Junior Class Play: Senior Class Play: Pep Club 4; Junior Council of World Affairs 4: HutMiami Scholarship Team I. 3. 4. ,2- NORRIS TANGEMAN Highland Junior High: Track I: Infra- murals l: JHHS: Track 2: Fooiball 2: lnframurals 2', SPQR 2: Class Treasurer 2. Vice-Presidem 3. Dramatics Cfub 2; Junior Boosfers 2. 3: Foofball Escor1 3. 4; Tennis 3. 4; BasketbaH 3: Junior Class Play: Junior Red Cross 3; Legend 3. Arf Edifor 4: Senior Class Play; Sfudenf Council 4: Pep Ciub 4-. A JANE THOMAS Janie CHARLES WILLET HChucIC' Band I, 2. 3, 4: 6AA I. 2; SPQR 2. 3; Chorus I: Dramafics Club 2. 3: FBLA 3; Spanish CM: 3. 4; Pep CIub 4: Legend 4-. FHA I. Secrefary 2. Vice-Pres'ldenf 3. Hisforian 4-; 6AA l, 2, 4-: lnframurals I. 2: Pow-Wow I, 2: Baskefball l. 2: FBLA 2. 3. Secretary 4: Librarian l. 2; Y-Teens 2. 4: Junior Boosfers 3; Junior Red Cross 4; Pep Club 4: Legend 4'. Junior Coundl of World Affairs. Amphi1hea+er High School I; IHHS: Foo+ball 4. KAREN WEINSEIMER Shcrfridge High School: Boosfer Club Secre+ary I: Norfh Ceniral High School: French Club Z 3'. SFQR 2. 3: Booster Club 2. 3: Juniar Spectacular 2, 3; Dra- mafics CMb 3; IHHS: Spanish Club 4: Pep Club 4: Y-Teens 4-: 6AA 4: BENJAMIN WRIGHT Bennf' 37 HPeep's feHow assncia+es are ROW l: MariEyn Sfevens, Sue Sfeele, BeHy Osfendarp. Ann Carlishe. Mary Lodwlck, Merflace Cassinh Kaihy DiFabio, Barb Seiberf. ROW 2: Mr. Kin- caid Charms MeIninger, Jim Anderson. Norris Tangeman. Bobby Coghlll. Cynihia Schmid'r. Ka+hie Burke: Skip Easfmam Ken Campbell, Bill Bowling. Jerry Grace. 770;. Pm -- 57-55 The funior class play, Mr. Peepers, proved +0 be a very successful producHon. The enfire class was busy building sefs. painfing. working back s+age or performing. Di- recfor William Kincaid and sfudenJr direcfor Sue Shirk were dHigenf workers and mam aged +0 remain pafienJr and helpful during +hose frying rehearsals. Behind 'The scenes were ROW I: Jim l'sxnderson Tfm SmHh. Tad Durhaml Skip Easfman, Sue ShIrk. Paf Hein. Sue Ellen Sweany Ken Campbell. Ron Sieiner. Dudley Gans. Jerry Grace. TREED: BiH Bowling. Dennis Nemenz, Ari S+aubach, Jerry Meyer. Corneh'a The cast Indudes Norris Tangeman, Jerry Grace, Fred Robinsanh BeHy Osfendarp. Sue ShErkh Bill Bowling. Sue Besuden. ROW 2: Skip Easfmanh Charlie Meannger. Judie GIHner. Jim Andersonh Barb Seiberfh Ron S+eTner. ROW 3: ML Kfncaid. Sue Knight Psi Hein. Mary Lodwickh Ann Carhsle. 0m gm 70m ?mg am: W h '55-'59 H was aH hunks aboard and Hfasfen your safefy pocket. on November l4 and IS. because OUR HEARTS WERE YOUNG AND GAY. and we were Paris-bound via +he senior class play. The advenfures of Jm0 feenage girls and +heir encoun+er wifh Jrhe world came +0 life on Indian HWS stage under +he direcfion of Mr. William Kincaid. Be++y Osfendarp and Sue Shirk had +he leads in +he play which heai'ured cos+umes from +he 19205 and We complefe sfage se+s. Dickl Corneha. Leo. and Emily. The hardworking produchon shahc consisted of ON FLOOR: Sue Sieeleh Karen Weinseimerh Marilyn Stevens. Chadene M?Uerh Kathy DIFabFo. SEATED: Jerry Grace. Joe Levifzh Lloyd ScaHan, Joyce Lunsfordh Kathy Burke. Cynfhia SchmEdt Ann Overfree. STANDING: Bill Bowhng. AH S+aubachh Bob Koch, Norris Tangeman. Chariie Meinlngerh Tim SmHhh Skip Eastman Jim Anderson. Terry Meyer. 39 WIWwSWEaQ JIM ANDERSONsleaves his Teddvaear +0 Mrs Mahan. BOB ARMSTRONG-leaves his curly hair +0 Mr. Kincaid. GAIL BARROWS-leaves her place in ihe parking loi for Sue Voris. SUE BESUDENH-leaves her uniailing puncfuali'iy +0 Bill Hollenbeck. BILL BOWLING-leaves his naiurally bIOnd hair i0 Carol Coiiman. KATHIE BURKEsleaves her long hair +o Mrs Pugh. MIKE BURNETT-leaves his eyesighi 01c an eagle +0 Bill Where is home plaie Hoerschel. KEN CAMPBELleeaves his quiefness +0 John Tranier, ANNE CARLISLEsleaves her laugh 'i'o Gerald Seiferf. MERILACE CASSINIsgives six of Vicky Skidmore's Kleenexes f0 anyone who wanis Jrhem. ROBERTA COGHILL-leaves her alhleiic prowess i0 Debby Von S+orch. ALVIN CURLESSsIeaves his 59 Ford +0 anyone who will buy gas for if. KATHY DIFABIO-gives her excelleni governmeni grades +0 anyone who wanis +0 worry aboui graduaiion. WILBUR DILSsleaves one unfinished cabinei f0 R. B. Mariin. MARGARET DONISl-leaves her abili+y +0 +ype Chief- Jrain siencils +0 Penny Smiih. TAD DURHAMsleaves his car +0 Roberia Hair. SKIP EASTMAN-leaves his share of +he Legend i0 any- one wiJrh a big boHle of aspirin. BARBARA EMILYsgives her place in +he lunch line is all Juniors SCOTTY FINNIGAngives +0 +he Junior class locker number 308. DUDLEY GANSsleaves his speciacular fooiball abiliiies +0 Tom Caldwell. and his speciacular golden frumpei +0 Tom Diekmeyer. SANDRA GATCHETT-leaves her marvelous Jryping abiliiy +0 Miss Kelley. JUDY GITTNERw-leaves her gullibiliiy ai ihe righiL Jrime lo Gayle Taylor. JERRY GRACE-leaves hi5 freckles +0 Connie Cook. PAST HElN-leaves her sweei. genile voice +0 Nonnie +eer. FRANK HOMERsleaves his eyes +0 Georgia Finnigan. MARTHA HUFF-leaves 500 pennies +0 Doug Sauer +0 +hrow in sludy hall nexi year. JUDY JORGENSEN-leaves her angora fuzz 'l'o anyone who has lime i0 wrap +heir ring wiih H: RICK KLINE-Ieaves his honesiy in Spanish class +0 all prospeciive freshman Spanish sludenis. BOBBY KOCHsleaves a year's supply of used Time magazines +0 any junior. SUE KNIGHT-leaves her cousin . . . JOE LEVITZsleaves his abiliiy +0 expound upon his nauiical insighi and apiiiude. EMILY LlNDEMAN-leaves her baion 10 Mr. Fenion. MARY LODWICKsleaves her shoes lo Bill Bock. JOYCE LUNSFORD-leaves her heighf +0 Mary De- Camp. 42 DENNY MCKEOWNsleaves his abilify +0 gei' along wifh Miss Jacobs +0 Bob Bischoff. CHARLIE MEININGERsIeaves his vas+ fund of baseball knowledge and his hurling arm +0 Slafer Mariin. JERRY MEYER-leaves his vocabulary and abiliiy ai cir- cumlocuiion fo anyone who can pronounce +he words. CHARLENE MILLERsleaves her walk +0 her sisier. Marion. SUE MILLERsleaves her racoon coa+ +0 Tom Sebring. COLSTON MITCHELleeave-s hi5 abiliiy +0 dunk'l a 5.3. 10 Dave MC. PAT MEYERS-leaves all her +roubles +0 whoever wanis +hem. DENNIS NEMENZ-leaves his empiy chair Monday morn- ing lo any Junior who isn'i Jroo Jrirecl +0 come i0 school. MIKE OSBORNE-leaves ihe Republicans +0 anyone who wanis +hem. BETTY OSTENDARngives +o Don Wellman her marveld ous chemisiry gracles. ANN OVERTREEa-leaves all her worries +0 Beih Papesch. FRED ROBINSOngives his defailed direciions i0 Miami +0 anybody who likes +o chai wiih Mr. Pugh. LLOYD SCALLOngives +0 John Ball a box of Kleenex for firsi period sludy hall. RAY SCHAFFER-leaves a 500 fool Paich in ironf of +he school; JO ANN SCHERMsleaves her posiiion on Jrhe hockey Jream 10 her sisier. CYNTHIA SCHMIDTsprovides 50 weil-worn Jrheme pen- cils +0 nex+ year's comp. class. BARBARA SEIBERTsleaves Linda Schweiizer her sun lamp. JACKIE SCHEARlNaleaves all +hem +here grammaii- cal errors +0 Mr. Kincaid. SUE SHIRK-gives her heighf +0 +he baskefball +eam. TIM SMITH-leaves one slighilywused siereo needle +0 chaperon his Jrhree already appropriaied records. ART STAUBACH-Ieaves his ability lo +hrow his ring around +0 Kafhie Sieiss. SUSIE STEELEw-leaves her black hair +0 Karen Bonini. RON STEINER-Ieaves his droll sense 0? humor lo Mrs. Sieele. MARILYN STEVENS-gives +he Junior boys her nick- name. SUE ELLEN SWEANY-leaves her knee-socks +0 Dale Peier. NORRIS TANGEMAN-leaves his siable personaliiy +0 any girl who can pul up wiih if. JANE THOMASsgives all her old Time magazines +0 Margarei Roberis. KAREN WEINSEIMER-leaves her efficienf siudy habifs +0 Paul S+ephan. JOYCE WHITMAngives Karen Davis her chair in gov- ernment and all +he ies'rs +ha+ go wi+h +he class. CHUCK WiLLETsleaves his nooniime harem +o Paul Sfephan. BENNY WRIGHngives Pal Lawson his muskrai Jrraps. 0;42;30 $9;?$35539?? 473.515 hwy eggs? ?gmsg guagvgggagqggug $322 E? q 7952-7959 Prom King and Queen Dennis Nemenz and SE Shirk. The Climch end +0 +he seniors' high schooi career is Hie Junior-Senior Prom. The Prom, held H115 year 5+ +he Mariemonf lnnl was preceded by a dinner. The dancers proudly promenaded fo +he fine music 01t+he Dick Purdy Dance Band. A+ flue wifchIng hour everyone wa+ched as Dennis Nemenz and Sue Shirk were crowned Prom King and Queen. Following +he dance, church services were conduded af Arms+rong Chapel by Rev. Tucker and Rev. Vandegriff. Feeling full of vim, vigor and vifalify. +he group wen+ for a ride on +he Johnson Par+y Boa+. Breakfas+ was a weicomed sighf +0 +he hungry hoard af Seiberf's bowing lanes. and bowling followed for anyone who sfill had We energy. fhus ending fine delighfful Weekend. 43 Realizing Jrhaf +his is Jrhe Ias+ Hme we shall be JrogeJrher as a group. Jrhe emo+ions we ieel are mixed. We have a sense of exhilarefion. yef if is finged wifh a feeling 01c nosfalgia. Suddenly. we ieei as ii we were be ing cafapulfed wi+h rocke+-speed in+o some unknown. awesome. yei' wonderiui. orbhL of space. Now JrheiL +he end is here. we can see wi+h a keenness Oi hindsighf many un+ried pafhs. many unopened doorsedoors which were shown Jro us by our paren+s and our Jreachers. The educafion we have received is our vehicie info Jrhe fuiure. Tonigh+ we are being handed +he igniiion key. and are pqu in sole com- mand of +ha+ vehicle. H is some- wha+ 01C 6 frighfening realizafion +ha+ we are now on our own. H is our earnes+ hope JrheJr we shail be able Jro prove +0 ali who have been and are inferesied in our wei- fare +ha+ we can make our Fu+ure wori'hwhile and of some value +0 +he socie'ry in which we shall live. wamag'59 lf's now I972. +hir+een years afier +he graduaiion of ihe class of I959. Some of Jthis class are members of an ini+ial se++iemen+ on +he moon. Barren ai firsi', +he place is now raiher homey. Jrhanks i0 Ham- mer and Nails S+aubach, greaies+ cons+ruc+ion exper+ in +he solar sysiem. and his very compeieni assisianis. Bobby Board Koch, Alvin Curly Curless. and Wilbur Glue Diis. This seH'lemeni' is Jrhe only one in exisience +0 have 3V2 levei homes. and swimming pools shaped iike pieces of cheese. The greaf civil engineer. Frank Hi+-Skip Easiman. commissioned +0 plan fine highways +0 do jus- fice +0 fhe lovely archiieciure. macie a misiake in his caiculafions. causing ferrible +raHic iams on +he Milky Way. Space Pafrolmen Bob Pision Rinosu Armsfrong and Ray HWanna Drag? Schaffer wi+h Jrheir maximum of experience in +his sori oi Jrhing. are doing a marvelous iob of keeping +he sifua- +ion under conirol. Oblivious +0 +his confusion. Marfha Unsaini Ivy Huff. leading solar sysiem fashion designer, is in +he rniclsiL oi creaiing enoiher breaihiaking siyie wiih emphasis on +he knee line for +he fashion- conscious of 72 who don'+ mind looking like Grecian vases. Her sumpiuous modeis, Mariiyn Swivel Hips Sievens and HLenguid Lioyd'i Scallan. discuss The curreni solar ra+io of men +0 women. On His: ISih floor. Margarei Donisi. millionairess iycoonl is in conference wifh her ulJrra-privafe secree +aries. Joyce Longhand Lunsford and Kafhy Files DiFabio. Their chain of Spece-side Manick 5+ands is doing very well. H mus+ be +he recipes: Tor Meieor Musiarci and Rockef Relish concocied by iei' cheic Sue Sherry Knighi. In +he laborafory of Ken Soupy Campbell. +hings are coming i0 a boil. The masier himself is ab- sorbed in a iormula for chicken noodle soup wiih chicken and noodles acfually visible +0 Jrhe naked eye! He has recenHy hired +wo brigh'l' young heipersi Judy Joifs Jorgensen and Karen Whoops Weinseimer. Who are engrossed in +heir chemisiryi The Healfh and Happiness Ciasses are in fuil SWing Jr00! Elkers Seiberi. a specimen of supreme physical condii'ion. is ins+ruc+ing +he men's gym class. Pidgeon Finnigan, all decked ou'i in her cos- fume oi sunglasses and chiffon scarf. is concluding a 'iennis class. In +he days when HPidgeon began her career, +his ouffii was merely a frivoliiy, bui now if is a universal Jrraciemerk. Af Iasi we arrive in +he sacred presence of fine famous gohc pro. HEagle Shirk. who is demonsiraiing her infallible grip. Eagle ofien beefs her husband +0 keep her golf arm in shape. From here we can see The dance sfudio oi Charlene Movemeni Miller and Jivey Judy GiHner. who are feaching +he brillian+ educaior, Chuck Schooi'i Willeil +0 dance Jrhe Mefeor Muddle for +he nexi iime he has +0 chaperone a high school dance. Shimmy Schmidf is aiso perieciing her synco- pai'ing swing for her career as head maioreiie of John Phillip Suzie's band. Many oi +he '59er5 may be found in a new housing developmeni' beneafh +he see The field oF aquaiic exploraiion began when Jerry Romeo Grace ieil overboard i'rying +0 hook a mermaid Sinca mer- maids canii live on land, he decided i0 siay wiih her in her oysier duplex. The communiiy reaily began +0 +hrive when passengers from a sunken ship capfained by Joe Charge Leviiz became residenfs. Soon a business secfion sprang up. There were Jim Skisi' Anderson's renial 3i clam shells Tor nearesurface people-caiching anal Emily si'i'ich-in-fime Lindeman and Joyce saves nine Whiiman's dress shop. specializing in hand-woven seaweed. The office on +he corner is where new-inhabifanf recruiier Bill You Boiher Me Bowling periecis his above-wafer cas+. The main enierfainmenis in The under-wafer village are self wa+er conceris, under +he direciion of Jerry Hoi Lips Meyer ino reiafion +0 Pafsy Meyers. manufacfurer of Crysial-Meyers' fooihpasie Tor baracuda who can'+ brush afier every personil Players in ihe band are Tadpole Durham on fine conch sheii, Bubbly Dudley Gans on +he blow fish, and Jane Tunes Thomas. who gives a large charge on +he elecfric eei, The self wafer conceris are held every Sunday in +he SurieSoaked Amusemeni Park. sife of varied en- ieriainrnen+. There. Anne Canier Carlisle. Mary Lope LodWick. and Gail Galiop Barrows ride sea horses on +he merry-go-round. Nex+ door. Ann Olympic Overfree +eaches fhe goldiish how To swim. while Denny Dodger McKeown demonsfraies ihe arf of no? geHing caught lCan+inued on Page IOBT 45 , Placing in H15 Miami Scholarship fesfs were Sue Ann Overhee. Ron S+einer. Jerry Meyer receives +he John Philip Sousa Award Horn Mn Fen+on. -p ,5- Salu+a+orianl Ann Over+ree. and Valedlcforian. Skip Winner of 'l-he Arion Musk: Award. Easfman. Ari Sfaubach. LL. ' Senior Class Hay leads were given fo Sue Shirl: Girls' and Boys' Sfafe Represen+a+ives. Pai Hein and Beify Os+endarp. and Skip Easiman. a, World AFf'airs lnsfifufe Represen+a+ives. Marilyn l,i-L members of +he E.H.L. All-Sfar Teams, Fred Sievens and Ann Overfree. Robinson and Dennis Nemenz. 46 5! a s I f , E . t .aw The Indusmous oHicers of fhe Junior Cfass include Dale Pefer, Vice-Presidenf: Paul S+ephan Presidenf; Jannice Tannen Treasurer; Beth Papesch. Secreiary. The class oJF '60 began +heir Junior year wH'h a bang by selling Chris+mas cards as fheir firsf big project Nexf came Hue foo+ball Homecoming feaJruring +he Hoa+ 'I'haaL Hwe Juniors fhouthr was fhe besf ever. The Junior Class Play. which $ew Juniors will soon forget along wifh Concessions and H19 coaf check business provided fhe necessary funds for +hem +0 sponsor Hwe annual JunioruSenEor Prom. ROW I: Bob Nbrecht Bonnie Bachler. Garfh BaTr, John BaH, Dave Barnes. Dave Binsfadt Bill Bock. Karen Bonnini. ROW 2: Jeff Burdsall, Judifh Burrell. Page Buskin. Donna CampbeH. Dick Clark, Ann Cochran. 24441340: W m 4494 4640054 tide 5w '7me'4' W W W male, 48 ROW l1 Carol Coifmam Pa+ Conley, Nan Crew. Nick Curiis Karen Davis Johannah DeCamp, Marc DeDom'mg, Sue Deupree, ROW 2: Tom DFekmsyer, Lynne Drake, John Fahrnbach. Eddie Fishen Tx'm FishEr. ROW 3: Gary Ford William Glenn. Roger Grifmh Ken Grub Odell Hacker. Jerry Hammen John Hargrave, ROW 4: Corky Hirschfeki, BIH Hollenbeck. Rich Honeyer. Ralph House. Tom lsgrig Jo Anne Jagers. Mary KidweH. ROW 5: Don Kline Scott Kneppen Pa? Lawson. Dick Luckermam Gayle MacKenzie. Joe Maloney. CharloHe Manning. ROW 6: Mary McCash Darby McLaughlin. Dave McLennan, Bob McMiHan. Frank Meeker, Bruce MFnJrurnl Bill Mooney. ROW 7: 3111 Moore. Susan Murphy. Befh Papesch. Dale Pe+erk Don Paferson. 49 ROW I: Dave Pefke, Betsy PricheH. Jerry Ries. Terry Rineharf, Gall Ri+fer, Margaret Roberts. Judy Rose. Lynn Ruehlman. ROW 2: Frank Schneiden Sharon Schwariz. Unda Schwfefzsr, Tom Sebring. Jerry Seiferf. ROW 3: Angie Sheard, BEII Shively, Vicky Skidmore. Penny Smifh. Nonnie Sheer. ROW 4: Paul Sfepham Sco+fi SubleHe Jim Sullivan. Janice Tanner. Gayle Taylor. ROW 5: Glenn Taylor. Fred Terauds. LyneHe von Hedemann. Debbie von S'rarch, Bob Vordenberg. ROW 6: Susan Voris. John Walker. Gary Wail. Don Wellman. ROW 7: Sue White- housa Carofyn Wiiliams Dan WoHaeger. Carl Zambon. Sandy Zoller. 50 The Sophomores SfIll recovering from Hwe shoak of iheir Freshman year. are gradually geHIng info The swing of Hw'mgs af I.H. By chance occurrence Jthey obiained several free dafes on +he calendar and hefd a 5ch- cessfm bake sale In fhe 'FaH and anofher in Hie spring. The combined funds ob+ained from concessions and H15 seHe of IH pens Have confribufed f0 i'heir hungry Jrreasurv which wiH prove useful in +heir Junior yeah SW The eager officers of fhe Sophomore Class are Kay Benckensfein Vice-Presidenf: Bob Miller, President Ron Fibbe Secretary: Judy Droesch. Treasurer. ROW1:Jane Bauer Jim Bell Kay Benckensfein. Janef Bergman Dianne Besuden. Chuck Biscay. Chuck Blafz. Barbara Brafiz. ROW 2: Carl Brownl Judy Burke Mike BuHer, Tom CaldweH. Mary Camp. Gary CampbeH Jack CampbeH. Susie Caffman. ROW 3: Wanda DeBra. Carol Dodd Ken Dodd, JEFF Edwards Dan Emmei'r Cherie Fahrnbach Ela'wne Ferguson, Ron Fibbe. ROW 4: Rkhard Fogq: Sherry Ford. Tina Fomi Jane Freeman Roy Galloway, Sally Gambb. Wilma GiHespie, Torn Graham. ROW 5: Toby Hand, John Hasfings. 5! H Herschel. Virginia Huff. Jeri lvins. Rus+y Jeffers. Bill Judd. Sheila Kennedy. ROW 2: Marge Kidd, Terry Martina. Bruce Mason. ROW 4: Ron McKnew. Bob Miller, Moram Andy More. ROW 5: Larry Muzzo. Dave Naehring, Dick Nolen. Mike PoH. Frank Robinmn, Ron Slone. Gwenda Sfallard. ROW 7: Dick Sfanforfh. Bob Bill Wcher. Joyce Weaver, Tom Willef. Joy Young. ROW !: Tom Haverkos, Fred Holcomb. Bi Talnya Kimbrel. ROW 3: Ken Kranh. Jan LoveH. Dan Luken, Carol Malloy. Bob Mooney, Augus+ Moorman. Susan Norman Schaffer. ROW 6: Dick Scherm. Bill Shakespeare, Bob Sibcy, Bob Slone. Sfeiner. ROW 8: Caihy Siiess. Rufh Tayiorl Bernie Thompson. John Tranfer. E'I x I , .7 i g ' ROW l: Viole+ Nlem Buzz Anderson, Jon Arms, Mike Bain Linda Ball, Bob Banker, Jack Bergman, Edgar Barre. ROW 2: Melissa Biggs, Jody Bock. Larry Brandi, Wiima Brock Martha Brown, Nancy Burgess, Bob Burke. Martha Burnett ROW 3: Angie Cacaro, Kathy CampbelL Jerry Carrelli, DavId Cochram Darlene Coffey Skip Coffey, Ccnm'e Caok Richard Cook. ROW 4: Shirley Cook, Mike Coffingham. Tim Cromer Donna Dericks. Gary Dodd MarHyn Doscher. Gail Drake, N Dunham ROW 5: BiH Eggers, Bernard EweH. Warren Feak David Field. Lynn Flore, Dale Frances. Chris Freeman, Buzz Fry. ROW 6: Karen Gang. Doug Guckes. Jim Hayden. Jim HIImer. Molly Hoffman. Holly Fry. 7W The Freshman Class 0? 1958-59 has been a busy bunch of kids +hls year, Schemes for add- ing +0 H16 Class freasury consisfed 0F faking dues monfhly, and a well organized sale o'F liquid Vead pencils for I25, Towards +he mid- dle of Jrhe year +hey sold peanufs. In addifion +0 ge'Hing fhelr fingers 'er0 high school acw fivifies +hrough concessions, Hwy sponsored Hleir firs+ dance on January IOH'W. The gradua+es of I962 are a conscien+ious and energeflc group who hope +0 be a credif +0 IHHS and +he communify. Struggling f0 gef the Freshman Class on HS feet are Suzanne Seljff. Segue; 'lary: Tom Sfevena Presidenh Jim Marfim Treasurer; Donna Demcks Vlce- President 53 ROW 1: Pam Kaber, Joyce Keidel. Bruce Kuypen Jay Knight CHaHey Lawson DTane Levih. Dick Lfndner, Jim Loiingerl ROW 2: Jim Mar- Hm Bruce McKay, Drew Mehas, MarHyn Meinking. Ronald MeJrz. ROW 3: Carla Moram Carol Moran. John Morris, Lynn Murphy. Jerry Naish. Linda Nelson Tim Newman. ROW 4: Pa+ Nisonger Danny Noelcke, Sharon Noonan. BeHy Oafley. Ken Feike, Nancy Puff. Barb Pricheft ROW 5: Cheryl Purkiser. Carl Revermanl Carolyn Rice, Cara! Rivers, Dennis Sandmam Cindy Sayrs. Bill Schaefer. ROW 6: Lloyd SchE-nefeH Befh Scherm. Kay SchneidEE Suzanne SenH. Bob Shearin, Paul Sheldon. ROW 7: Mary Slump, Brenda SmHh, JBH Smiil'l. Gloria S+anforfh. Linda Sfanforfh. ROW 8: Joan S+aubach. Tom Sfevens. Boyd TeH-er. Paffy Tredway. Dave Uch+man. EEizabe+h Ward. Denise Was- son Mike Weidemann ROW 9: NeISOn Wefhingmn, John Wells Tom Werning Pam Williams Jeannie Winamp, Elaine Wogensiahl, Judy Wrigh+, Irwin Young. 54 ' I;I,xll 1f; 4'! ROW 1: Rick IiEaldwin Nancy Barnes. Kenmy Berkley Bill Bevx's Randx' BlankenbueMen Larry Bramd Bennie Brock Helen Brown. ROW 2: Terry Bruck. Susan Burg855 Jan CaMm Dave Carter: Nacn Casey, Beverly Canlma Jndy Corringfon, Donna Crumlish. ROW 3: Sandra Cush'mer Fred Dsbaa Susan DODQming Dianne Dem'ng. Jane Dick'wnsom Gary Diekmeyen Joan Dodd Karw Dcnlsw'. Row 4: P'nH Droesch, Brian Dugb. Libby Edwards, Debb'xe EweH, Raqer Flerage Sandy Goyarb DeVdra Hair Tommy Hand, ROW 5: Fred Hargrave Veva Hadmcm. Ross H-z-Ewig Dick Hem. Bob Hersdd Bill Hildebrand. Gayle HirsHieid. Geri HHCH. ROW 6: Karen Hchrmam Jan HcHenbeCk Befsy HmpkMS, Susan House. Terrie Huichinsom DorH'wy lnsprucker, Mary AHce Lab3+zke, Fred Langiworsf. ROW 7: Oiivla Leo. Under fhe able leadership O'F Dan Tarkingfom Hie sfudenfs of +he Eth Grade have been preparing +0 take fheir firsf sfeps info high school, In order f0 meef Hweir finandd needs, Huey pyayed 110er +0 H18 junior high af a Chrisfr mas Dance on December 23. WEB. To dose Haeir 17rd year in iunior h'xgh Huey hdd Weir memorable graduation dance on May lb, I959. Keeping We rim rm H'xe 5'th Grade are Bi?! ESQ; chAPresidenf; VEVB HWYHWW Treasurer; Nancy VonderscH-er Secrefary: Dan Tarang- fan, Pmsidenf. 55 ROW I: Tommy LewEs Peggy Lahr John Mequ Dave Mayne, Paify McKay, Tom McKnight Trudy McKnight Tom McReynolds. ROW 2: Jimmy MIHer. Kenneih MiHer. ROW 3: Mark'm Miller. Ada Monian Diane Moniar. John Moore. Denny Murphy. Tim Murphy ROW 4: Denm'n O'Leary Eddie Overhee Terry Pansiera Sandra PoHlngen Connie Jo Pryor. Mark RachHe. ROW 5: Carol Resor, Ann Rhodes ROW 6: Karen Rieclns DF-ana Rudobh, Leah RueHman BIH Scnaffer. Card Scroggins 85er Sebring. ROW 7: Ricky Sheard. Esfher Sheldon. BeH'w Shivew. Linda Smir'r1 JacHe SfaHard Card S+ernberq. ROW 8: Virgw'm'a Sfewari AI Swaffcrd. Dan Tarhngfom Barbara Taylor, Tim Tunqaie, Bob Turnon Nancy Vonderschen BiH Von HEdsman. ROW 9: Gladys Walton SfeHa Ward Karen WeH Bob Wels, Linda Wells. BEH Welner. Jack 56 WEHeH Gbria WIHIams. SWW The Sevenfh Grade has been almosf enfireAy on HS own +his year. Holding ow 6+ Jegerson, Hwey have guided Jrheir own acArivHies. recenHy add'mg a frack Jream f0 Their aArhlefic program. They held one dance in November and ano+her one on February 7. under Hwe direcfion 0? disc iockey Shave Kline, The class visifed Procfer and GambAe 0n AprIA ADA and Jrook +heir an- nual +rIp on May 22, A959. The Sevenfh Grade oHicersA cnioying Hweir voice In Hm Sfudenf Coun- cilA are Alison KeeAerA Secrefary: CaroA WoH. Presiden+; Don Walker Vice-Pres'ldenh CheryA Burdsalk Treasurer. gt: A : g; ROW I J3: Ad! :1: Jx'A AAAeH CA- rry A r A C J A H A PA MadeAine 4r 3'1 JWW EAAIanA 56. em Farnbach. ROW 4: Laverne Basking CaroA Grcsi Courlrniy HaJAck Jay HeadAey. ROW 5: Les Heiimeyer..Linda Huff. Ahsan A Boom; Hacker KECACF I 5:: Kd A 7351 . CA: in V Haghner Carcl Han H 57 ROW 1: Chuck KMght Sfanley Kramer, Don Laszke BKH Langhorsf, Ann Lawson Charles. Lindnerv Grace LoUngen Bob Lyons. ROW 2: Rich ard Manna Jean Mauiz. Pam McCabe Nan McLaugHMn Laurk McNay. ROW 3: Jed Millen BIH M1niurn.6!adys Moniar. Sfeve More Joan Osfendarp, ROW 4: Hal Packen Bab Peeden Ann RachHc Mm Raufus. Tim Raufus. ROW 5: John R'wers EHeen Robinsom Lynn Robinson Paisy Rosa Cheryl ROHW. ROW 6: SCOH Ruxfon Sandy Schiear. Sandy Schmsz Lowse Schomburq. Leroy Sheidon. ROW 7: Marfel Shenefelh PauWa Shuberf, Phil Sickenger, Charl'wc- SmHh. Heine SmHh. ROW 8: Fred SmEilm Ed Sfeiner. BiH Sfeis SaHy SuHIvan, Lynn Swanson. AHen Thomp- son. Worihy TufHe Vlrginia Tyirin. ROW 9: Fred UMch Nancy Vcrden'nerg. Dan Walken, Nicky Wedken Dennis WeH Carol WOW. Jori ZEph 58 RoHie ZIenau. Marc DeDoming, represenfa- Bill Moore and Sue Deupree are five to Hue lnferna+ionai Schoof co-edHors of +he l960 Legend. A w . z , 7 ., - Of America Oufsfanding iunior athlehs: Paul Sfe- phan. baskefbaH; Tom Sebring. Track. 9 3,3: ,. Chosenlfor Hm Harvard Book Elecfed Vice-Presiden+ of +he Boys' and GiHs' Sfafe represenfaiives, Award l5 Paul S+ephan. CIncInnafi Area Junior Red Don Wellman and Be+h PBPESCh. Cross, Lyn Senft Winners o$ +he S+uden+ Council: Mos+ Active Scholar Award The honor winning sfudenfs on He Miami Scholarship +eam are ROW I: NonnFe Sheen Paul Sfepham Paf Hein, Jim are ROW I: Bob Slone John Morris Richard Cook, Richard Anderson. ROW 2: Bob Millen Kay Benckensfein, Tom Didday. ROW 2: Chrlsfine Freeman, Johannah DeCamp. Shamans Jody Buck. Lynn Drake. Gail Riffer, Glenn Taylor. Nonnie Sfeer. Paul Sfephan. Bob Reed, 60 legend Snapping picfures. meefing deadlines, and pushing sales. +his year's LEGEND shag was kepf consfanfly on fhe go. Many sfudenfs were induded in +he quesf hr fresh ideas and new ways of making +116 annual more infereer- ing. The labor and originalify 0 fhe sfaH has made H19 I959 LEGEND. Indian Hill's sixfh yearbook. +he bes+ ever. l IJ-I .l. ll .g'E' .rx. 1 Heading up the LEGEND sfaff are Miss Graham! Adviser; Skfp Easimam Co-de'for; Jim Anderson, Co-Edifor: Ann Overfree, Business Manager. Hard working members of H16 Adverfising Sfaff include Gayhe MacKenzie Kafhy DeFabFQ, Ari Siaubach Ann Carlisle, Sue Besudem Judy GHiner. Linda SchweHzer. Dennis Nemenz, and Manager Jerry Meyer. Barb Seiberf and Margaref Denis? Ca-Managers of H19 Subscrfph'on Staff prod on Hieir helicw workers The workers are ROW I: Ari Siaubach, Merilace Cassinl. Jayce Whiimam Barbara Emily. Ava Brock. ROW 2: Fred Terauds. Dan Wolleager, Gary Weil. Angie Shearrf. 5W The hard working members of Hm copy sfaW are AngTe Sheard MarHyn Sfevens Vicky SkEdmore, and Darby McLaugMim, Not in Pne plcfure are Johannah DECamp Don WeHmann and Fred Roblnson. CD-EdHors are Paf Hem and BeHy Osfendarp. The boys looking wisely at me The capable girls in Charge of Hwe Pa+rons' Page are Barbara Emily. Joyce baFHing parfs oi a camera are Whitman. Jackie Vordenberg Ava Brock, Sharon SchwarL Karen Bonini. Carl Brown and Jeff Edwards. and Befh Papesch. The clever draw'wngs gracing Hie pages of fhe Legend are produds of +he falenfed penc'wls of Pa+sy Meyers. Norris Tangeman. Gail Barrows. Jackie Shearinl BiH Boang, and Bobby Koch. 63 Does anyone have an assignmemL Jro +urn in +0- day?U These words were spoken quife offen f0 Jrhe Chief- +ain Sfaf .l+ seenwed +0 rnany +ha+ no sooner hao one assignmenf been Jrurned in +han anofher was due. CDn H wenf +hroughouf +he year as the s+af under +he direcfion of Mrs. Sfeele and Miss Kelley. Jrurned 0qu wha'r +hey beiieved f0 be flue beer Chief- fams ever. Sue Miller, Edifqr: Mrs. Steele and Miss KeHey. Advisors; and Nannie Sfaer. A55Es+am1 Ediion hold +he wh'xp over +he resf of 1he siaff. The remaEnder of Hue hard working s+aH are ond Scallan. Angie Sheardl Ann Cochran, Sue Besuden. Kafhie Burke. Ann Overhee. Beffy Osfendarp Sue Shirk. Sharon Schwarh, Vicky Skidmore. Marilyn Sfevens. Nannie Sfeer. Margaref Donisi. Bill Shivefy. Cois+on MifcheH. Bill HoHenbeck. Sue Miller, Alan Crew. Charlene Miller, Penny Smifh. Ann Carlisle. S+ricHy an honorary organizafion. Indian Hill's chapier of Quill and Scroll is affiliahad wifh H13 ln+erna+ional Honorary Socfefy for High School Journafisfs. Mrs. S+eele. Quiil and Scroll advisor, and Miss Graham, Legend advisor, select from H18 Legend and ChieHain sfawcfs +hose who have shown genuine infereswL in +heir work on +he publicafions. some measure of +alen+ for iournalism. and an abili'ry +0 meef +he deadlines +0 be members of Quill and Scroll. Members of Quill and ScroH are ROW l: Sue Shirk, LyneH-e von Hedeman Beffy stendarp e Paf Hein, Lloyd ScaHan. Ann Overfree. Penny Smifh. ROW 2: MISS Sfeele. Sue MIHer. Jerry Meyer. Skfp Easiman. Alan Crew. BiH Hallenbeck Cotsfon MHchell. Jim Andersom Nannie g Sfeer. . 716- 2 3 Hi-Y. fhis year. increased ifs membership along wifh H5 programs. Under Jthe sponsor ship of Mr. Sanders. l.H.'s chap+er par+icipa+ed in +he disfrid and regional conferences. HS mee+ings were visi'l'ed by counselors who gave shor+ Jralks abouf club fundions. RecreaHon was oHered and baskefball +eams were organized. In cooperaHon wi+h Hwe girl's Chapfer and Hwe local clergy. Hi-Y planned and helped lead +he s+uden+ body's religious services. HLY members ?nclude ROW I: Skip Eastmam Paul Sfephan. Dave Binsf'ad+ Bob Bob McMiHan, Jerry Grace. Ken CampbeH. McMiHan. Jerry Grace, Bill Bowling. Joe Levifz. ROW 2: Mr. SandeFS, Bill MOONEY. and Bill Bowling hmd respecfivdy fhe HIVY BiH Hollenbeck, Don Weilmann Page Buskin Arf Sl'aubach offices of SecrefaryiTreasurer. Chaplain. ViceiprESIdent and President Sub Sun Jm a small Korean orphan. sfill claims fhe sfudenf Council as her foster paren'l's and +he s+udenfs of Indian Hill as her adopted fam- ily. For +wo years Sun Ju has been a main re: cerer of Council support The Council. always endeavoring f0 beer repre- sen+ +he sfudenfs of Indian Hill. has sponsored DresswUp Day. Bermuda Day. Olympic Day, +he Sfudenf Coumcil MerH Award, and Hwe Vic'l'ory Fiag con+es+. Besides Hwese proiecfs Hue Sfu- denf Council has an0 been ac+ive in Hie Easf- em Hills League Council and He Grea+er Cin- cinnaJri Area Council +hroughouf ano+her suc- cesshl year 6+ I.H. Direciing and reading H19 Sfuden+ Council are Presiden+ Skip Eas+man, Secreiary-TreasureF-Paf Hein. and Vice Presidenf- Jim Anderson. SWW Comprising +he S+udenf Council are. ROW I: Norris Tangeman. Paul Sfephan. Pa+ Hein. Skip Edsfman. Jim Anderson. Chinky Harf- man. Bob Miller. ROW 2: Mr. Pugh Advisor. Dan Tarkingfon. Dave McLennant Dave Binsfadf. Tom Sievens. Carol WoIfK Jody Bock. These Nafional Honor Socie+y members are proud of fheTr efforfs. ROW I: Befh Papesch. Nonnie Sfeer, Margarei Donisi. Emily Lindeman. Johannah DeCamp, ScoHie FInIganh Cynfhia Schmidt Sue Shirk. LyneHe von Hedemannh Mary McCashh Gail RIHerh Miss Ong. ROW 2: Jerry Meyer. Vicky Skidmore. Merilace Cassini, Unda SchweHzer. Rahah Househ Sue Knight Sue Deupree. Penny Smifh. BeHy Osfendarp. Ann Overiree. Bobby Coghill. ROW 3: Charles Meininger. Lynn Drakeh Marilyn Sfevens, Jerry Grace. Paul Stephan. Dennis Nemenz. Joe Maloney. Jim Anderson. Bill Bowlingh Ka+hie Burke. Paf Hein. ROW 4: Frank Homen Ann Cochranl Dick Luckerman, Je'F'F BurdsaH. Don Wellman. Glenn Taylor. Dave Pefke. Skip Easfman. Bruce Minfurn. BFII Mooreh Ron Sieiner. Membership in NaHonal Honor Sociefy is r101L a Jrro- phy +0 be aHa'med quickly. A s+uden+ may no+ become a proba'rionary member unfit +he end of his sophomore year. nor a fqu-fledged mem- ber unfil +he end of +he firer semes+er of his junior year. NATIONAL During +his Hme he musf mainfain a B average scho- lashcally. A vofe of +he 'Fac- ulfy de+ermines whe+her +he s+uden+ has shown oufsfandh hing qualifies of Characfer, leadership. and service. The officers of the Nafional Honor Sociefy are Sue Shirk. Emblem Explainer: Bobby CoghiH, Secretary: Pa'l- Hein. President Ann Over- iree. Vice-Presidenf: Dennls Nemenz, Treasurer. b7 68 PICCOLO Jan LoveH FLUTE Cynfhia Schmid+ Jan Love++ Brenda Smifh Mary Lodwick Beth Sebring CaroWn Tyirin Nancy Barnes Tobe Hand Mary Sh'mp Virginia Sfewarf Pam Kaiser Lynn Drake Trudy McKnigH Debbie Ewell Caro! Scroggins Wanda DeBra BeveHy Conley. Unda Wells Gerry Hifch Diane Naehring OBOE Karen BonFni Gail Drake Karen Reicks BASSOON Scoffy Subleffe Susan Moran CLARINET Roberf S+einer RichardL Cook Susie Cof'Frnan Joan Staubach Judy Rose Carolyn WEHFams Lloyd Shane'Fel'r SaHie Gamble Hal Schmifhorsf Carol Sfemberg Karen Gans Gloria Williams Terry Hutchinson ALTO CLARINET Jane Thomas Johannah DeCemp BASS CLARINET Joe Maloney John Hargrave ALTO SAXOPHONE Emiiy Lindeman Carl Reverman Jeff Smith Tom Hand TENOR SAXOPHONE Tom Caldwell Robert HorscheE PERCUSSION Marfha BurneH David Cochran Thomas Durham Roy GaHoway Odell Hacker Dennis Sandman Kay Schneider Ronald Shainer DebbTe van Sforch Tom Wilkening FRENCH HORN LyneHe von Hedemann Kennefh Pe+ke Tim Cromer Tom McKnEgM Ann Rhoads TRUMPET Jerry Meyer Dudley Gans Tom Diekmeyer Tom Graham Fred Holcomb Tom Sfevens Jim Marfin Jay Knigh+ Cafhy Campbell Dan TarkEngion WiHiam Bevis Bruce Kuyper Deidra Hair Dennis OLeary Roberf Turner BARITONE Roberf News+ed+ Carol Rivers David Carfer Jack WEHef TROMBONE Richard chg David Field James Loiinger Karen Honan Linda Smith Jeanne Winamp Fred Langhorsf SOUSAPHONE Tom Haverkos Ulila Jeffers Bernard EweH Fred Hargrave David Pefke Edward Bohlander Frankiin Senff GLOCKENSPIEL Margery Kidd PIANO Brenda Smifh The highvsfepping MaioreHes include Cynfhfa Schmidt Lynnette van Hedemene EmHy Lindemani Drum Malor Joe MaToney. Mary LodchkT Joan Sfaubach, Johannah DeCampe 746 gm Our band is more +han Tusf a group 01c sfudenfs blowing horns of various sizes and sounds. The band is a many-STded organizahon. The band councii does fhe adminisfrahve work. +he members being eleded from each class. Preparahon for membership In The senior band is made in +he begihner's and infermediafe bands. Theh-fhe band Hseif is a dual organizafion: +he Too+ball band and Jrhe concerf band. The foofball band. dr'wlling and marching under +he direchon of +he drum major. enferJrains Jrhe crowd wifh peppy music. The sfruHing majoreHes are added a++racfions af hahc firms. The concerf season brings a compFefe change of mood. The band +hen sfudies music ranging from +he classics +0 modern Tan and demonsfrafes ifs aleify in several concerfs during +he year, The hard working Band Council consw'm 0F Cyn+hia Schmidt Joe Maloney. Debbie Von S+orr.hx Tom Haverkos, Tom Sfevense Bob Sfew'ncr. Brenda Smith Carolyn Tyirin. Presidenf Jerry MeyEr. 69 Members 01: +I'1e awardiwinmng Brass EnsemHe Indude Jerry Meyer Dudley Gans Tad Durham Tom DIekmeyer, Fred Hokomb, Tim Cromen Tom Haverkoa Ken PeHm. Dave Pe+ke, LyneHe von Hedeman, Bob Newsfedf Jean Woodcamp Dave Flew. Jim Loilngen Dick Fogg. Bandsmen In Hwe famed WoodMnd Ensemble are Bob Sfeinen Richard Cook Susan Con man. John Hargrave. Joan Sfaubach Joe Maloney. Judy Rose Susan Moran Carolyn WFHiams ScoHy SubleHe GaH Drake Tom CaldweH Karen Bonirwi Emily Lindemam Mary LodecR! Carl Reverman. Brenda SmiHL Jan LoveH. Cthi-a Schmidt Members 0+: Hwe Sevenfh Grade Band eagerly baking klward in the Marching Band are ROW I: Jeb Bagensmse, Ricky Bergman John Rivers Carol Cromer Loulse Schnmburg Ahson Keden CharLene Lindner. Haw'me SmHh, Sandy Sclnmldi. ROW 2: ?:er Smif'n Paula ShuberJr Ed Sfe'men Chuck Knlqhi' Don Laszke, BiH Minfurn Paf Co'smam Stan Greuier. Dave Cmmcr. Bob Besuden. BIN Langhorsi. ROW 3: Mr Fmtom VirgInia Ty'yrIn. BHI 5mm Bob Hacker, Jay Headley. Jim Raufus. 70 TheAHfgh School Chorus. under +he diredion of Mr. David Jones. had an evenhtul year Ngh- Iighfed by spring and fall concerfs. a Chrisfmas pageanf and parficipafion in fhe Baccalaureafe Service for +he graduahng class The chorus also sang in fhe Pow Wow and added +0 our assemblies Hurough ifs fine music. Several members of Hie chorus were selec+ed f0 enfer H13 Dishicf Confes+ a'r Miami Umiver- sifyA Chorus officers include MarElyn Sfevens Vice- Presidenf: Arf Sfaubach. Presidenf: Barb Seiber+, Secrefary-Treasurer. Tim membegs of Hwis Hne Vocm group are ROW l: Cherie Fahmbach Bonnie Bachler. Donna Dericks, SheHa Kennedy. Richard Cock Linda Schweiten Barb Se'wberT Judy Giifner. Ann Overhea Holly Fry, Brenda Smifiw. ROW 2: ML Jones Jaclde Shearlm Sharon Noonan MarHyn Sievens. BiH Eggers. Irwin Young. Ken Kranfz. Arf Sfaubach. Chris Freeman. Angie Sheard. Georgw'a ngan. Barb Prlicheff. ROW 3: Linda BaH, Nancy Burgess, Susan WHmhouse, Linda Nekon. Margarei Roberf; Sue Knight Joyce Keidek KanIe Burke, Lynn Murphyl Kay Benkensfein. Sue Sfeele. 7f 72 ymgwwm The Junior High Choruses provided beaquiIcui mUSIC 6+ H162 sprmg, IcaIII ancl Chris+mas programs. The +wo large groups. direcfed by Mr David Jones. showed versafilify by Isinging boih religious and popular numbers. The Sevenfh Grade chorus received a rafing of H K' ai Jrhe OHM EA. dis+ric+ confesf. ROW l: Be+h Shivein Sandra CousinearI Carol S+ernbergI Diane Naehring. Bev Coniey. Deidre HairI Rick BaidwinI Rick SheardI Brian DugieI Ken KerkyI Nick FieriageI Ed OverfreoI Terry BruckI Tom LewisI Tom HandI Jack WilieII Dennis Murphy. Tim Murphy. Gerry HiichI Libby EdwardsI Gaii HirsHieldI Linda Smith Karen Reicks. Debby EweHI Sieila Ward. ROW 2: Karen WeIiI Veva HarimanI Peggy LohrI Barb Tay- lor. Terrie Hufchinson. Gloria WiiliamsI BiH WeinerI Bob Schaif'erI Fred DeBraI Ed BoianderI Terry Pan- sieraI Ai SwafiardI Tom McReynoldsI Biii Hildebrand. Dave MayneI Biii von HedemanI Tom McKnighi, Fred Langhorsf. Caro! ScrogginsI Cami Tyirin. Jackie Siallard. Mary Labiizke, Befsy HopkinsI Donna MoniarI Bonnie Brock. ROW 3: Karen HoffmanI Esfher Sheldon Susan DeDomIngI Glada WaIIQnI Sandy GoyerfI Nancy Vander- scherI Connie PryorI Gary DiekmeyerI PhIi DroeschI John MauIzI Biil BevisI Bob WeissI Larry Brand. Dan Tark- ington. Bob HorschelI Bob Turner, John MooreI Tim Tungafe. Befh Sebrian Karel DonisiI Donna Crumlish, Sandy PoHinger. Virginia Siewart Ada Moniar. ROW 4: Pa? McCabeI Marion MiHerI Ann Rhoads. Nancy BarnesI Carol ResorI Leah RuehimanI Trudy McKnight Dave Carter. Mark RadciEiFe. Jan Calvin Jim MilierI Ken Miiier. Dennis OiLearyI Dick HemI Fred HargraveI Russ HelwigI Jane Dickinson. Randi Biankenbuehien Jan HoiienbeckI Olivia LeeI Susan HouseI Dorihy lnspruckerI Helen Brown. Mr. Jones.' ROW I: Mariei Sheneieii. Debby BiggsI Charies Lindner. Cheryl ROth Lynn SwansonI Nancy Vordenberg. Cheryi BurdsaiiI Raiiie Zienau. Bil: CochranI Bob BesudenI Fred UirichI Biil Sfeis. Alien Thompson. Bob Peeden, Jeb BagensmseI Ed Sieinen Alan McLaughlin David AngEI Sandy Schmidt Linda HufiI Jori Zepi. Sandy SchiearI Arm Lawson. ROW 2: Eiiene RobinsonI Carol WoiiI Paula Shuberi. Caroi Cromer. Beih LoiingerI Marilyn CrewI Alison KeeierI Haroid PackerI Jackie Deupre. Bob HackerI Paf CoiemanI John Rivers. Jad MiiierI Jim Raufus. Jay AdriCkI Eiaine Smiiim Jim Tyirin. Pam McCabeI Paify Rose. Worfhy Tufiie, Madeline DarnellI Louise Schomburq Mr. Jonesi ROW 3: Joan Osiendarp. Jane DeiiweiierI Susan Baii, Cindy Guckes. Lynn Robinson, Bill Langhorsi'I Chuck Knight Don Wailier. Nicky WaikerI Tim Rauius. Dave Cramer. Fred Smith Bob Lyons. S+an Kreufer, Don LabifliceI PhIi Sick ngerI Chariie Smifh Ann RadcliifeI Beisy Hagameyer Lois Dorman, Giadys MonIar. ROW 4: Saiiy Suliivan Laverne GaskinsI Jean Mauh Barb Farnbach. Laura McNayI Cari Berg- manI Denny Waii Jim Aiison. Leroy Sheidon Cnuck Duncan. Tyler Klein Courtney Hauick Les Heiimeyer. ifeye lilVlooreI BIII MiniurnI Dick MarcusI Jay HeadleyI Cherry Alison. Carol Gross. Cindy Harsfoffen. Joyce IUWC . N$k$exg Les Francothes. a Jtruly coy mopoman group Jrries aJr H5 meefings +0 learn more abouf Francev MeeHngs are, of course. conducfed in French. This year a confesf was held and 5+ each meeffng mem- bers were given qux'zzes on various +Hngs In France. The person WW1 H18 mosf poinfs aJr +he end of Hwe year wins a prize. A par+y a+ Coney 63+ Hue end 0 The year shows fhaJr Earning and playing are mingkd in H115 club. Wafching the execuiion are ROW I: Penny SmiH'L ROW 2: Jim Andersom Frank Homer, Linda Schweiizer. Jerry Meyen Sus'we Sfeele. Charlie Mein'wnger KWHE head bowedL Alan Crew. Roberta Hair Mrs. Sfeele. Tina Ford Darby McLaughlin. ROW 3: Kafhie Burke Susan Deuprec EmHy Lindemam Susan MHler. John Hasfings Barbara BraaiL Mary McCaslm Vicky Skidmore Jeri Wins. ROW 4: Skip Eastman Janef Bergman. Judy Draesch Judy Burke. Roberf Slone Tx'm Smle Ron Shane Bucky Smith. S .212. 2. The JunEor Cfassical League. under +he diredion d Miss Prosser. is an organizafion WHh +he purpose of sfimulai- Eng in+eres+ and appreclawtion in +he language and civiliza- Jdon of ancfeer Rome. Presi- den+ Bob MHler successfully held an inHiaHon +'or new members and conducfed a ioin+ meefing with Marie? monf and Madeira The league cons'sfs of. ROW I: Sheila Kennedy. Susan Conan, Jane Freeman. Kay Bencken- siein, Mary Camp Bob MiHa-r, BiH Walkcn Bucky SmHh, Ken Pefke, Dave Fiehi Carl Reverv man Chis FFC'CHIBW 651i Drakm Miss Presser. ROW 2: Doug Sauen Lynn Drake Carl Brown. Jew'r' Edwards. Joan Siaubadw. Jeannfe Wifikamg Suzanne Senft Kay Schnerer, Ma'gga BIgga MarIEyn D:SCH9r. ROW 3: JackRe GalL Angie Sheard. Ann Cochran. Card Cmri'lmam Gem RHier Betsy Prifcheff, 8-3451 Papesch John Hasfmg; Jim Hllmer, Tim New- man Arthur Fry. ROW 4: Frank Roh'msom Toby i'lamd Kafhy Sfeiss Carol MaHoy Bob Newsfcdf, Chuck Blah. BHI Moore Siuarf Resor. 73 Spanish Club members are ROW I: MISS Ong Shirley Cook, Janice Tanner Karen Weinseimer, Lynne Fiore Jane Bauer. Barbara Wright Lynette von Hedeman, Susan Murphy, Gall RIHer. Befh Papesch, Sandra GafcheH. ROW 2: Debbie von Sforch, Jane Therm; Roberfa CogHH Marge Kidd Jody Bock Karen Boninf. Pa+ Tredway. Linda SchweHzer, Ann Overfree Scone Finigam Sue Shirk. ROW 3: Merilace Cassini Carla Moram BIN Judd Berm'e Thompson, Paf Nisongen Jan Loveft Dave Naehrfng, Gary CampbeH Redph Housa Mary Lodwick, BeHy Osfendarp, ROW 4: Pa? Hein, Robert Sibcy. Wanda DeBra, Tom Heverkos. Joyce Lunsford, Sue EHen Sweany Barb Sefbert Bilf Shakespeare: Tam Caldwell. Lynn Drake. BiH Bowling. ROW 5: Margaret Roberfs. Jerry Grace, Tom Diekmeyer. Corky Hirschfield Lyn Senft Dennis Nemenz. Ron Fibba Rich Honeyer. BEH Bock. Sally Gamble, Marilyn Shimmy ROW 6: Frank Homer, Ann Cochram Tom Graham Bob Sfelner, Don WeHman, Garfh Bair. Cols'ron Mifchell, Norman SchaHen Ken Kranh, Dan Emmett Jerry R195. The Spanish Club conffnually sfrives +0 add more enioymenf +0 Hwe firsf year sfudenfs th a B average or above and afl second year s+uden+s. Each month +he members assemble eifher +0 hear a guemL speaker who has Jrraveled +hrough fhe Spanish-speaking counfries. or +0 see a movie of inferes+ +0 aJl. The fieera. held af +he close of Hue year is considered Hwe besf evenf of Hwe club as every- one assembles +0 go swimming. If even+ually ends wifh a progressive dinner. The proiecf-planning officers of +he Spanish Club are BEH Bowling. His+orian: Sue Shirk Secrefary; Denm's Nemenz. Treasurer: Marilyn Sfevens. Vice-Presiden+: Roberha CoghiH, President 74 Indian Hill's fhreeAyear-old chapfer of +he French Na- +ionah Honor Sociefy is com- posed of members cnf fhe French classes who have achieved and maEnfained a high grade average in French. This sociefy coopera+es closely th +he French Club f0 pro- mo+e a beHer unders+anding oi: France and +he French peoh wmmig'j I ' . p'e' +11 V 3 Members of The French Nationd Honor Sociefy are ROW I: Janice Tannerh Jane1L Bergmanh Donna Dericksh Mary Carol McCash, Mrs. Sfeelel ROW 2: Jerry Meyer. Sue Deupreeh Penny SmHh. Johannah DeCamp. Nonm'e Steer. ROW 3: Charles Meininger, Bob Reedh Richard Didday, Bucky Smith. Bob Sioneh ROW 4: John Haangsh Joe Maloneyh Skip Easfman. Alan Crew. BVH Moore, . U 0 SW W Wm SW The Indian HiH chapfer of Jrhe Spanish Nafional Honor Sodefy consish of second year Spanish s+uden+s who have made A grades and +hird and four+h year sfudenfs wH'h B's in Spanish This year's adive club aH'emded +he Carlos Le Monde Modem Belief a+ +he Cincinnah Symphony. as well as Jrhe Vidoria De Los Angeles Concerf af +he Taft Lafer in fhe year fhey saw Green Mansions and a Mexican Wm 5+ U.Ch AHer urging many schools Jr0 eranL fheir own chapfers. +he LH. club performed fhe formal ceremonies for a new chapfer 5+ Middlefown, A Pan-American Day program was Jrheir laer main acfivify. OHYcers of Hue Spanish NaHonal Honor Sociefy are Merllace Cassini. Emblem In- Ierprefer; Jerry Gracel Prasidenh Ann Over- +ree. Secre+aryz Bobby Cothll. Treasurer: Tom Haverkos. Vice-Presiden+. Members of the sociefy are ROW I: Jam'ce Tanner. Sandra Ga+che+h Sue Shirk Barbara Wright Miss Ong. ROW 2: Ann Overfreeh BeHy Osfendarph Rehab Hausa. Merilace Cassini. Roberia CogleIl. ROW 3: Bill Bowlingh MarHyn Sfevens. Jerry Graceh Bernie Thompson, Paf Hein. ROW 4: Tom Haverkosh Paul Sfephanh Frank Homen Don Wellmann, Ken Kraniz. 75 76 SCIENCE Sara Hand RobemL Slone Richard Cook John Morr'xs David Pe+ke Glenn Taybr James Anderson Ronald Sfeiner MATHEMATICS Rfchard Didday Kenne+h PeJrke Tlm Fisher Paul Sfephan Larry Muzzo Sfarbuck SmHh HISTORY Johannah DeCamp Fred Terauds Roberfa Coghill Rober+ Reed Jerry Grace Bill Bowling ENGLISH Melissa Biggs Chrisfine Freeman Jeff Edwards Jane Freeman Be+h Papesch Hilda Sfeer Sue Knighf Susan Shirk LANGUAGES David Ffefd Carl Reverman Nicholas CurJris Roberf MiHer Mary McCash Janice Tanner Frank Easfman Jerry Meyer Lynn Drake Gail RiH'er Pafricia Hein Arm Overfree BOOKKEEPING Richard Luckerman James Sullivan Parfies held affer each of H19 monJrhly meefings of Jrhe F.H.A. afforded fhe girls preparafion ?or He lives +Hey may lead as aduHs. PuHing +ex+book learning info pracfical usel +he girfs followed a moHo o? Pradice Es +he beef of all ins+rucfors by seWIng and cooking up a sform. ' Demonsfrafions. given by prominenf members of different professions, added many new Ideas +0 +he1'r recipe files and +0 +heir ward- robes. The girIs believed +ha+ 1'AH work and no play makes Jack a dull boy.' so +hey planned several skaHng parfies ancl bowlmg parfies. As +hese gyrls grow imfo womanv hoody 1H5 preparafion WIH help fhem adjuer +0 +he1r new Fives, no maHer whaf H13 fufure may bring. FHA. members inchsde Pat Meyers. Jo Ann Schermy Joyce Whifmany Barbara Emily, Ava Brock. Karen Davis, Diane Besuden. Barbara Wright Darlene Coffey. ROW 2: Joyce Weaver. Gwenda Sfailardy Befh Scherm, EXaine Ferguson. Carolyn WiHiamsy Karen Gans. LEnda Sfanforfh, Violet Nlen, Gloria Shanbrih. ROW 3: Rufh Taylor. Judy Rosey Paf leonger. Marilyn Me'mkw'ng. Carol Dodd. Sherry Ford, Diane Lesz, Judy Wright Cheryl Purkiser. The hardworking officers are ROW I: Carolyn WiHiams, Secre+ary; Barbara Emily. President Ava Brock. Vice-Presi. denh Karen Davis, Treasurer. ROW 2: Paf Meyers: Jo Ann Scherm: Joyce Whifmany Hisior'lan. 77 78 Q umag- wawnmm Warming ?he many functions and proWecfs 0? H19 Red Cross are Pam Sfepham Council Represenfafive; Jane Freeman: Lynn Senff. Presidenf: Chem Rofh. Vice-Presideni: Ken Grob. Secre+ary-Treasurer. QMEMWW Indian Hiil's chapfer 01c fhe Junior American Red Cross par+icipa+ed in H16 relief of our neighboring communifies during Hwis year's Hoods. They accepfed and mef fhe largesf ?inamcial obligafions fhaf LH. has ever been asked f0 carry. Our local presi- dent Lynn SenH, was eleded +0 +he vice-presidency of H16 five coun+y council in H16 Cincinnaf'w Area. Our chapfer looks wcorward th confidence +0 Hue broadening re- sponsibilifies +haf if will be asked +0 carry neer year and in +he ?ollowlng years Red Crass workers indude ROW I: Paul Sfephan, Jane Freeman. Ken Grab Lynn SenH Cheryl R0 bara EmiEy Pa? Meyers Jo Ann Scherm. ROW 3: GaH Barrows. Fred Terauds Jackie Vordenberg SchwarfL Jeri Ivans Cindy Sayrs Carol Tyirlm Nancy Barnes. Jrh, Ed ?einer. Chuck Km'gl'wt Afison Keeler. ROW 2: Mrs. SaHer. Sandra Gilcheft Bob Koch. Joyce WHh-nan. Bar- Sharon The +op drama+is+s Fn Hwe club are Miss Berwanger; Sue Knight Vice-Presideni; Merilace Cassini. Publici+y Chairman: Rx'ck Kline, Presidenf: Beffy Osfendarp. Secre+ary: Mary Lod- wick, Treasurer: Bobby CoghiiL Hisforian. Under +he leadership of Miss Mary Berwanger and Presiden+ Rick Kline. +he Drama'Hc Ciub has been ex+remely acfive Jrhis year. A Jtrilogy of plays Shivering Shocks. HMissing Person, and HThe Laughing Mind -were presen+ed in H13 fall, We speaking choir performed in Hue Chriermas Pagean+. and +he +hree 5ch play. Arsenic and Old Lace. was given in April. All +he members worked hard ei+her back s+age or on sfage f0 make each on: +hese under+akings a greaf success. The producem ac+ors. and production staffs Fnclude ROW I: Miss Berwanger. Marilyn Doscher. HoHy Fry, MeHssa Biggs. Connie Cook Carol Coffman. Joe Levifz Jerry Seifert Rick Kline, MerHace Cassin? Brenda SmHh. Barb PrHcheft LyneHe von Hedeman Vicky Skidmore. ROW 2: Jim Loiinger. L'mda Nelsom Sheila Ken- nedy. Jan LoveH. Karen BonInI. Roberfa Coghm Sue Knight BeHy Osfendarp. Mary Lodwick, Arf Sfaubach, Ken Peika Lloyd Shenefelf. BiH Eggers. Irwin Yeung. Tim Cromer, Berm'e EwelL Bruce McKay Dave Fields, ROW 3: LFnda Ball. Lynn Fw'ore. Joan Sfaubach. Susie Coffman. Cindy Sayrs. Diane Lesz, Donna Derricks. Nancy Burgess Sharon Naonan. Jane Fresmam Jansn1 Bergman. Jeri Ivans Emily Lindemenl Ann Overfrea Tom Sfevens. Tom Werning, Doug Goukes. Tim Newman. Jerry Nash. ROW 4: Bonnie Bachler. Dherry Fahrnbach. Bob Mooney Dan WoHeager. Sue Besuden. Judie GIHner. PaH'y Tredway. Kay Schneider Joyce Keidel. Sue Sweany Kafhie Burke, Marilyn Sfevens. Paf Hein, Sue Shirk. Bill Boang. DEFINE Sandmam John Tranfen ROW 5: Denise Wesson. Chm Freeman, Bab Koch. Ken Grab Lyn Senff. Jeanie Whiffkamp. Jeff Smith, Carl Reverman. Gail RIHen Susan Murphy, Lynne Ruelman CharloHe Manning. Sue Sfeele, Barb Seiberh Jim Anderson. 79 Joyce Lunstrordl President gives some lnslruc'rions To the olher F.B.L.A. officers Palsy Meyers, Vice-Presidenh Joyce Whlfman, Secrefary; Karen Davisl Treasurer. The Fu+ure Business Leaders of Amer- lca have seen a ralher busy year. A+ +heir mon'rhly meellngs lbey have had several diflerenf lllms and panel clis- cussions, They have also laken several lnleresling field lrips lhis year. To quallly lor F.B.L.Al. a sludenl must show an inleresl in H19 Field of busi- ness. Also. he or she should have a+ leasl' a minor in one of +he business courses, The members of our F.B.L.A. show a keen inleresf in +heir ac+lvi+ies. and we are cerlain fhal lbey will make lndlan Hill proud of 'll'lem when Huey enfer lhe world of business. The ac+lve F.BeL,A. members are ROW l: Pal Meyer; Carol Williamsl Barbara Emllyl Joyce Whitman. Joyce Lunsford. ROW 2: Elaine Fergusonl Joyce Weaverl Miss Kelleyl Sharon Schwarizl Kalen Wavisl ROW 3: Barbara Wright Tanya Kimbrel. Gwenda Slallard. 80 Members of +he 6AA. Include ROW I: Mary LodWFck. MoHy Hoffmam MarHyn Sievens, BeHy Osfendarp Charlene Miilen CynHw'wa Schmidt Linda BaH. Dadene Coffey. Barbara erghf, Susan MiHer, Sue Sfeele .Jo Ann Scherm, Sue Shirk, Barb Sererf, Nonnie Sfeer, Gayle Mackenzie: Ann Overfree. ROW 2: Befh Papemh Denise Wasson, Carol Moran. Nancy Burgess PaHy Tredway Amgw'e Cacaro, Lynn Murphy Lynne Fiore. Linda Neisom Emily L'mdemam Sue Km'gM Sue Deupree. Mariha HuH Judy Giffner. Sue Besuden. Karen Weinseimer. Sue Ellen Sweany Kafhx'e Burks. Jackie Vordenberg KaH-lie DiFabio. Joyce Whifman. Paf Helm MISS Thomas. ROW 3: Kay Benkensfeim SheHa Kennedyn Donna Dericks Jody Bock, Mar'wlyn Doscher, Missy Biggs Chrls Freeman. Joyce KeideL Beth Scherm Susan Murphy, Darby McLauthn. Joy Young, Janef Bergman, Jane Freeman, Jan Loveff. Carol Malloy Mary Camp Kathy Sieiss. Jane Beaver. Wanda DeBra. Barbara Brafz. Sharon SchwarfL ROW 4: Befsy PrHche+t Judy Droesch, Janice Tannen Tanya KimbreL Judy Wright Cheryl Purkiser. Diane Levifz, Sherry Ford Linda Schweifzen Joanne Jagem Lynne Drakel Ann Cochram Gall RIHen Jeri ivans. Rusty JefFers. LynneHe van Hedeman, Mary McCash. Gail Drake. Jeanne Wthamp Barb Priicheit. ROW 5: Jacque Gall. CharloHe Manning Susie Conam Susie WhH-ehouse Sue Moram Nancy Poff. Pef Nisonger. Cede Moran Sharon Noonam Kay Schneider, Connie Cook, Suzanne Senff. SaHy Gamble ScoHi SubleHe. Roberta Hain Carol Conem Lynn Ruehlman. T'ma Ford Karen Boninf, Bobby von Siorch, q.;4.,4. The gIrls of BAA. were very acfive H113 year, selling candy. direcixfries and concessions for $oo+baH games. The pro ceeds wemL Jrewards paying fhe bill for We hockey funics and jacke+s. Inframurals and In+erscholasfic sporfs kepf +he girls busy +hrough +he year amd +he girls were rewarded 3+ HweIr annual spor+s banquet .,.m74e4e2cd$m! Ann Carlida Lloyd Scallan. Sue Miller. Cynfhia Schmidt Gayie Mackenzie. Barb Seibert and Debbie van Sforch work dngany br Mr. Bdand in H5 iiffle ofL'ce in H18 dinic on aH mafiers concerning our afhfeh'c program Our friendly office helpem Charlene MVHen Ava Brock, Sue Besudenl Joyce Whifman, MargarenL Denis? and Kafhy Difabio. are kepf busy fyping. running off sfencils, and doing anyfhing whw'ch anybody feHs fhem f0 do, 8! agar E i 5:5: II gh. I an m..- H-r e 3E. Officers are Befh Papesch, Treasurer: Ann Over- fresh Membership Chairman; Cynfhia Schmidt Worship; EmHy Lindeman. Inier-Club Rep; Sue Knight Presidenh Miss Berwanger: Mary Lodwxckh Vice-President Members of YATeens include ROW I: Miss Berwanger. Sue Knight Mary Lodchkh Marfha Huff. Judie Gther. Sue Besuden. Karen Wefn- seimerh Sue Sweanyh Ka+hie Burke. Ka+hy DiFabio. Joyce WhHman. Barbara Emilyl Linda Ballh ROW 2: Cynfhia Schmidt Sharon Schwartz. Beih Papesch. Sandra GafcheH'. Cindy Sayrsh Jane Bower, Barbara Braah, Molly Hoffman Paf Hein. Nonnie Sheen Barb Seiberf. ROW 3: Emily Lindemanh Brenda 5mi+hh Holly Fry, Ann Cochran, Gail RIHer, Gail Drakeh Barb PrifcheH. Jeannie Whiffkamph Marilyn Sfevens, BeHy Osfendarp. Sue Shirk Anne Overfree. ROW 4: Susan Murphy. Lynn Drake. Jo Ann Jagersh Suzanne Senft ScoHie Subleifeh Carol Coffman, Lynne Ruehlman, Karen Bonfnil Jackie Vordenbergh Susan Whifehouse. Sue MIllen Sue Sfeele, The Y-Teens. sponsored by +he Y.W.C.A., is in ifs second year af I.H. They sfarfed +he year wi+h a gmL acquain+ed Po+ Luck supper. Following Jrhis was +heir Thanksgiving food collechon. In April +hey held a po+a+o chip sale and a Candlelighf Ini+ia+ion. Indian Hiil inifia+ed a new +eam info HS a+hle+ic program. Under +he spon- sorship of Jrhe Rangers. fhe rifle +eam compefed in Hue soufhwesfern league of Ohio. A? +he end of +he indoor season. Jrhe feam found i+self in sec omd place. The Jream shows much promise for +he following years back- boned by five feam members who af- +ained fhe NaHonal Rifle Associafion rank of experf. Some of +he Rifle Team members are ROW l: Ghann Taylor, Don Wellmann. Dan EmmeH, Tam Dlekmeyer, Carl Brown. ROW 2: Merilace Cassini. Ron McKnewh Jack Ball, Gary Diekmeyer, Vlcky Skidmore, 82 WW 14W The aim of Jrhe newly organized Junior Councii of World Affairs is +0 awaken siudenf consciousness +0 Jrhe worid around Them and i0 erariL Jrhem Jrhink- ing abouf +heir own parf in infernafionai affairs. Early in +he yearks program Mri Paul Sfeer spoke +0 Jrhe members. giving a quick Jrhumb-nail skefch of Jrhe worldls Jrrouble spo+s. Glenn Taylor. Presi- dent aHended a luncheon honoring an eminen+ Englishman who spoke on +he coicl war. The Indian Hill chapier is an iniegral parf of a na'Hon-wide program sponsored by +he Council oi: World Aihairs which has a branch oHice here in Cincinnaii. Officers of The CounciT are Glenn TayTor. President Nonnie Steer. Secre+ary-Treasurer; BiH Bowiing, Vice-Presiden+. P. 7:4, The Indian Hili PTA. compie+ed one of fhe fullesi' and mos+ inferesiing agendas in ifs hisfory, under +he direcfion oi Mrs. A. H. Wellmann. Many of +he problems conTronJring +he na+ion as a whole were discussed in +he mon+hly meefings. The annual Scholarship Banquei was held again +his year +0 honor +he scholas+ic achievemen+s of Jthe sfudenf body. Also. 'rhe PTA. oners +0 +he s+udenfs an everuexpanding schoiarship loan fund. Ofiicers of The PTAV seafed wifh +he Board are Mr, H. Hufcheson. Treasurer: Mrs. W. Reverman. Recording Seared +ary: Mrs. F. Burneff, Vice-Presiden+: Mrs. A. WeHmann. Presidenf: Mrs, M. Andersoni Corresponding Secre+aryv 0m SW gm The acfiviiies of Jrhe School Board +his year were very numerous. Firsf and Toremoer was +he compleq fion oi Jrhe new elemen+ary school. followed by The passing of a new fax levy. fhe final paymen+ for +he Iighfs on fhe ioofball field. and +he ins+alia+ion of a new veniilafion sysfem in +he cafeferia and an infer- Communicafion sstrem af Concord School. NexiL year we will also have +he pleasure and for+une 0F halving Mr. Andrew L. Tobasco as a guidance coun- se or. Members of 'rhe School Board include Mr. James Headieyi Mr. Arihur Fry, Mrs. Peui Sfeen Fresidenf Robert Sfernberg. Clerk Fred WiTkeningT Mr. George Benckensfeini Mr. C. M. Pa+rick. 83 WW z4c'dd Jack Bergman, Dennis Sandman Jerry Meyer. BEH Eggers Dale Francis. Jack Camp- beH and Mr. Marh'n wonder why the slide proiecfor doesn'f work. 74: KM The i'ward-working Hbrary ass'xsfanh. are Sherry Fahrn- bach Judy Droesch Elaw'ne Ferguson. Libby Edwards, John Hargrava Chris Freemam Carol WiHiams. Fred Terauds. MrsA Saffen Jim Hayden. Linda Nelsonl Merilace Cassini. These eleven charmfng gourmets rule in H18 domam of H15 kitchen while working very hard +0 prepare our Hne lunches. Our Lanifors and bus drivers must have fremendcus pa- Hence fo puf up wifh papers scaHered over We floor and screaming children wifhouf submiHing any pro+esfs or pleas JFor mercy fo the office. 34 The Pep Club. sporfing shakers and megaphones. helped Jro keep fhe fans cheering and enfhusiasfic during foo+ball and baskefball games of +he season. The organizafion was formed Jro raise Jrhe school spirif and +0 add +0 Jrhe excijrememL of sporfs evenfs. H is hoped +ha+ H13 group will become larger and even more acfive +hrough +he years. Keeping Hue excifing cheers 0 Hwe Pep Club in Time are Paf Hein Co-Presidenf; BeHy Osiendarp Secre+ary-Treasurer: MarHyn Sfevens. Co-Prasidenf. 86 244! 2d! 2M! 2M! 2M! GJVE A CHEER FOR THE CHEERLEADERS! Throughomr Hwe year +hese girls have given fheir wholehear+ed supporf +0 Hwe Jream in vicfory and En deireaf Wifh four new members. H19 boeraH cheering squad had +0 Work exfra hard. These vivacious seven kepf +he fans' enfhusfasm high and en- couraged Jrhe roofers +0 yell fusf a HHle louder.H BaskefbaH season saw +wo Cheerleading squads loyaHy leading +he cheerers in hearfy suppor+ of Hue Jreams. Smiles, pep. and enfhusiasm were +he frade marks of I.H.'s +en baskefball cheer- leaders. The s+uden+ body is proud of +hese girls and exfends +0 +hem a big THANKS! Donna Derickm Jody Bock Kay Benckenshain, Man'lyn S+evens. Pam Wil- liams, Suzanne Senft and Befh Papesch urged +he FoofbaH Team on +0 vic+ory. The Varsify BaskefbaH Cheerleaders- Donna Dericks, Kay Benckensfein. Capfain Marilyn Sfevens. Jody Bock. Beih Papesch 5upporied fhe Jream onaHy fhroughouf ihe season. The peppy Junw'or VarsHy Cheerleaders are Be+sy Pri+ch- eff. Pam Williams. Suzanne Senft Kathy Sfex'ss. and Nancy Burgess. $5 21 MEW 51133115- 1 3A 1593' 1' ROW I: Rick Kline. Chuck Willet Jim Anderson Dudley Gans. Bob Arms+rong. Joe Levifz. Jerry Grace, Dennis Nemenz. Charlie Meininger. ROW 2: Bruce M1n1urn. Gary Weii, Tom lsgrig. Bill Bock Don WeHman, Tom Sebring. Bob McMillan. Alan Crew. Dan Wollaeger. TTm Fisher. Bob Vordenberg, Dick Luckermam BiH Hollenbeck. Mike BurneH. Fred Robinson, ROW 3: EN Shakespeare. Tom Willef, Bob Mooney, Doug Sauer. Tom CaldweH. BEH Herschel. Torn Wilkening. Larry Muzzo. Ron Fibbe. Jim Suliivan. Bill Judd. Wilbur Dils, manager: Mr. Mahan, Mr. Sfraight The Indians had +heir bes1L season in Jrhree years winning Jrwo games and coming close +0 winning o+hers. The Jream fied for +hird place in +he Eas+ern Hills League. The co-cap+ains of The indians were Mike BurneH and Fred Robinson, This season was +he second year on Jrhe Brave's new fier. The field now sporfs a new scoreboard and a press box, making our gridiron one of Jthe best if nof +he best in our league. JVV. Coach Mahan. Capfain Fred Robinson, Coach Sfraighf, and Capiain Mike BurneH. , . 411$ .. 1 . - .. . . - Fred Robinson Dennis Nemenz Bob McMillan Bill Shakespeare Tom Wilkening Charlie Meininger 88 Tim Fis Joe Levifl I.H. ........... 8 LH. , ,l4 LH ............. 8 I.H.. ........ I4- I.H. ............ l4- - $$ .- Don Kline GAME SCORES Wyoming ........ 83 I.H ,,,,,,,,,,,,, O Sycamore ..... A 50 LH. ............ 0 Milford l4 I.H. ,,,,,,,,,,, O Loveland , .......... 7 I.H. ,20 New Richmond v. 8 Rick Kline Grace Ron Fibbe 9 Av - u . . 39,3, 7 , 42-3., Dick Luckerman Bill Hollenbeck Mariemon+ ...... 56 Madeira .......... 44- ngmm ', Counfry Day 46 Goshen ............ 26 Jim Sullivan Bob Armsh-ong Jim Anderson Tom Sebring Gary Wen 89 The reserve feam 'Fareo' bef- +er Hwan Hwe varsify. dropping only No games. They were second in +he EH. Leaguel as MariemonJr was fhe only feam in +he league ihaf was able +0 beHer H1em. They were also +opped by Mf. Heal+hy in a nonJeague con+es+. 5': 1 a3 K , Members 0? H19 vicforious reserve feam are KNEELING: Dave Cochran. Tom Sievens. Bill Shakespeare. Bob Mooney. Tom CaldweH. Larry Muzzo, Ron FEbbe. Bill Judd. Doug Sauer. Bill HorscheL STANDING: Nelson Wor+thg+on. Jerry Carrelh', BIH Eggers, Jay Knight Drew Mehas Jerry Naw'sh. Skip Coffey Larry Brandt Dave Uchfmam Torn Wthem'ng, AI Dunham Tom WiHet Chadie Lawson. Buzz Anderson. Dick Winier, Mrl Mahan. A lean season sums up H13 I.H. hack feam +his year Wifh iusf a handful of IeHermen re- furning +his year. Hue season was a process 0 gaining em perience for +he firsf year boys and a rebuilding for all. Nexf year should bring a greafly Emproved feam +0 Hwe mee+s for LH. GeHing +heir ins+ruc+ions from Coach Boland are SITTING: BIN Bowling Nick Curiiz; Frank Robinson. Roberf Sibcy. Bob McMillan Bruce Rowe. STANDING: Bob Bischoff. Dudiey Game. Dkk Fogg, Doug Sauer Tom Sebring, Dale Pefer. BHI Mooney Chuck Blah. 90 Foo+ba1l Homecoming has anays been an anficipafed evemL. This year was no excep- ffon, The junior dass worked hverishly f0 have a Hoa+ ready 1:0r H'we crowmng o$ +118 queen Marilyn Sfevens. Co-Capfafns Fred Robinson and Mike BurneH presenfed fhe queen wifh a crown, and a ?arge bouquef of roses. and a kiss. Those affending Hwe queenls courf were: Skip Eastman. escor+: Jody Bock and Tom Sfevens. Freshmen; Judy Burke and Bob MIHer. Sophomores: Linda Schweifzer and Page Buskim Juniors: Lloyd ScaHan and Norris Tangemam Seniors. TO compiefe +he hsfilees. a dance was held in Hwe queen's honor. making +he evening a grea+ success. The members of +he baske+ball Team are. ROW I: Dave McLennanl Dennls Nemenz, Fred Robinson, Colsfon Mifchell. Skip Easlman, Dale Peler. Paul S+ephan. ROW 2: Manager Lyn SenH, Bob McMillan, Tim Fisher. Gayle Taylor. Coach Boland. Ken Campbell. Gar+h Bair. Jeff Burdsail. Manager Jack Campbell. 746 gm Thls year's baske+ball +eam. suffering from a heighf deficiency. had a fairly lean season In +he viclory column. Allhough +hey Touthr hard and pul forlh +helr maximum effort +he dep+h ancl heigh+ o'f +he opposing +eams usually won ouf. One of +heir grealesl efforls came in +he game againer fhe Easfern Hills League Champions. Mariemonf. Jn fhis game H16 Braves showed all Jrhe desire and spirif necessary for a vicfory, bu+ Ie+ up En +he las+ quarfer, This game. second only f0 +he Braves' surprise upsef over The Anderson Redskins. was one of sev- eral Iosf in Jrhe Iasf few minufes +0 such +eams as Loveland. Morrow and Moscow, Nexf year's varsify will refurn wil'h eigh+ players, losing only four +hrough graduafion, Mosf o'F +hese boys have Jrhe needed experience and abilify which will mean a probable Emprovemen'l' in +he vic+ory column. 7W 3W Capiain of flue Braves. Dennis Nemenz The baH handlers and sharpshoohers of Hue squad Include. ROW I: Skip East- man. 6ar+h Bair. Dennis Nemeni. Dave McLennan, ROW 2: Paul S+ep5wam Fred Roansom ROW 3: DaWe Pefer. Bob Mn Millant Cokfon MHc'nelE. Ken CarnpbeH The Junior Varsify Team consisfs 0T, ROW l: Tom Sfevens. Ron Fibbe, Bob Miller, Rob Sibcy. Tom CawaeII, Bucky SmiihT Larry Muzzo. ROW 2: Coach Shaighf. Manager Lynn SenH. Frank Robinson, Bruce Mason. Bill Herschel, Norm SChaner, N Dunham. David UCM- mam Manager Jack Campbell. gm WW ?W M 7m The Junior Varsify and Freshman +eams worked hard +hroughouf Hie season, even +hough +heir losses ou+numbered +heir wins. The Teams played +0 +he besf of +heir abilify in every game. +hus gaining valuable experience, Through scrimmages wi+h +he Varsi'ry. +he boys learned whalL Hwe game is like in rough compefiHon. As a resulf of Their eagerness. spirit and desire f0 learnT Hue Jream members and coaches ?eel +ha+ Jthey WIH be able i'o carry +he varsi+y load in Hue years +0 come. The members 0? Hue newly formed Freshman team are. ROW I: Mike Bair. Tim Newman. Jim HiFrner, Jim MaanT Doug Sucker. Torn Wilkening. ROW 2: Coach Boland. Manager Lyn Senff, Buzz Fry. Larry Brandt Charlie Lawson, David Field. Manager Jack Campbell. Coach Straight A Jrrumpef fanfare sounded in +he darkened gym and six girIs enfered along a pa+h 0; colored Jighfs. Masher of ceremonies Norris Tangeman infroduced +he sem'or candi- dafes for homecoming queen-Judy Jorgensen. escorfed by Ron Sfeiner: Anne Car- lisle. escorfed by Jim Anderson; and Sue Shirk. escorfed by Bill Bowling. A pause. Wen Hue resulfs of five elecHon were announced. and Dennis Nemenz. varsify c$pfaim crowned Anne Carlisle queen of +he I959 Baskefball Homecoming. Bracing Queen Anne's courf were freshmam aHendan+ Mary Camp wifh her escorJr Bob Miller: saphomore Suzanne SenH and escor+ Tom Wilkening; and CharfoHe Man- ning, junior affendant escor+ed by Tom Isgrig. Queen Anne and her cour+ were sea+edl and +he second haH of +he game Commenced lnduded in Hue homecoming $es+ivifies was 1119 Homecoming Dance, held aHer the game. 95 The VarsHy Hockey Wayers inctude Nannie Sheer. Gayle MacKenzie, Debbie von Sforch. Cynfhfa Schmidt Susie Steele. Ann Overfree, Mary Lodwick Paf Helm Barbara Seiberh Mar-Hyn Sfevens, Jo Ann Scherm, Miss Thomas BeHy Osiendarp, Sue Shirk. Charlene MiHer. Susan MiHer. Absen+ Anne Carilsfe. m' ?m at 7.24245. Sporfing new red +un'xcs. +he peppy girls' Had hockey feams thed fhrough +he l958 fail season. The Varsity finished wifh a JrQJraI of five wx'ns and Jthree losses: Jrhe J.V. Jream's record showed one win. 'H'wee losses. and +hree +ies. A Jres? mt endurance as weH as skilL +his yeafs home games were pbyed on +he long. wide foofball field. Once again Indian Hill was hosf f0 an evening exhibifion game. Hue proceeds of which wenJr Jrowarol Hue World Conferemce of Hockey. In an oufdoor assembly. Hue girls expiained and demonsfra+ed hockey skEHs +0 Hwe s+uden+ body. Alfhough fhis is only i+s fourJrh year a+ Indian Hill. hockey has become an imporfanf gir15 sport Junior VarsHy Mayers are. ROW I: Be+h Papesch. Ann Cochran. ROW 2: Melissa Bigg: Gail RiHer. Gail Drake. Miss Thomas CaroI MaHoy, Jocfy Bock, Dhn's Freeman Nancy Burgess, ROW 3: Lynn Drake. Kafhy Campbell. Donna CampbeH. Befh Scherm Joyce Keidej, Pa? leonger, Lynn Murphy, Kay Benckensfeinl Varsify members include ROW I: DebbTe von Shamh Ann Overfreel JackEe Vordenberg. Joyce Keida Ann Cochran Lynn Drake, Pa+ Hem. Kay Benckensfeim Judy Droesch, Gawe Mackenzk. Carol Conan. ROW 2: Mary McCash. ScoHy Fim'gan. Miss Thomas Georgia Finigam Befh Fapesch, aw. 89m The Girl's Varsify and Junior Varsi+y Baskefbalf Teams. coached by Miss Mary Thomas. bofh had excellenJr sea- sons. The gids worked hard +0 develop effecfive pbying +echniques and maim +ain sfrong feam spirH, The Jreams fook Vicfory and defeaf th admirabb aplomb and made friends in each fa . 5x I school ihaf Hwey played. The girls can i ' a U cerfainly look back on a wonderful Junior Varsify Capfaim Kafhy Campbell. Coach Thomas. amd yeah VarsHy Capfain Pa? Hem work hard foge+hen Junior Varsify members are ROW l: Chrisfine Freeman, Gail Drake Kay Schneiden Nancy Burgess. Judy Wright MeHssa Biggs. ROW 2: MVSS Thomas, Nancy POH- Lynn MUFPh$ Befh Scherm, Denise Wassom KaHvy CampbeH. Pa? Nw'songerl Pam WiHFams Jody Bock. Suzanne Senff. Donna Derricks. 97 This year's BRAVES won H19 admirafion of H18 en+lre com- munify by wx'nning loinHy. de- spife +he age of +he feam. +118 championship of H19 Easfern Hills League. Under H15 lead ership of ccrcapfains Mike BurneH and Paul SJrephan. Hie varsHy. comprised mosfly of juniors and sophomores, los+ only one league engagemenf by +he close score of l-O. They also managed f0 win mos+ 0F +heir ouf-oHeague games. Members of H18 Varsity are ROW I: Bob Shearin. Jerry Meyer. Tom Willef, Dave McLennan, Dave Binsfadf, John Hasfings. Charles Mel'ninger. Carl Robe. ROW 2: Mr. Mar'Hm Paul Sfephan. Page Buskin. Don Wellmann, Bill Herschel, Bill Hollen- beck, Mike BurneH. Jim Sullivan. The junior varsify and junior high feams worked hard +0 gef +hemselves ready for Hwe var- sify in hopes +ha+ +hey may bring more championships +0 LH. The Junbr VarsHy ieam consls'fs of ROW I: Jerry Carrelli. Tom S+evens. Dick Lindner, Chades Lawson. Buzz Fry. Dick Nolan. Bob Shearin ROW 2: Mr, Mar+in, Skip Coffey Torn CaldwelL Dave Uchfrriam Norm Schaffen Bill Walker, 1M Dun- ham. Terry Marflna. Chinky Harfman. 98 Junior High team members Tndude ROW I: BiH Minfurnl Bob Besuden. Bill S+ew's. Denm's Weil, Ken Berkey, Fred Uhich, Don Walker. Jim MEHer. Harry Packer. Jan MiHer. ROW 2: Jim Raufus. John Moorm Bob Herschel. Larry Brand Dave Carfer. Ty Klein Bob Turner, Chuck Knight BiH von Hedeman. Mr. Roberfs. The boysT and girls' Tennis Jreams can be seen any +ime affer Jrhe sfarf 0T Jrhe season by any passerSe by busiTy feshng Jrheir sk'wll. This year. as in +he past pracfice has proved worfhwhile +0 +hese greed +eams. Their records for +he season prove Jrheir excellenf success. The GirTs' Tennis Team consisfs of Miss Thomas, Joyce Keidely Vicky Skidmore, Paf HeTn, Ann Overfreey Cynihia Schmidt Jody Becky Georgia Finigan. SCOfHe FInigany Nonnfe Steer. Karen Weinseimer. m - am .4 E El! m :m m ' TIL. A A ll The Boys' Tennis Team members inciude Ralph Housey Jim Hilmer. Bill Shively. Bob Capiain of The boys' Tennis Armsirongy Jerry Grace, Fred Teraudsy Marc DeDomingy Norris Tangeman. Mrb Kincaid. Teamy Frank Homer. This year's gol'F Team had a very successful season by capfuring +he E.H,L. championship. under Jrhe guidance 0? coach Roberf Sfraighf. The feam pradiced hard and in The end +hey were all Well re- warded by +heir Twelve game win- ning sfreak. Our sincere congrafu- Ia'Hons go f0 +hese boys for bring- ing home an E.HyL. Jrrophy. The members of I.H.'s championshfp 90H feam are Bill Shakespeare. Dennis Nemenzy Jerry Hammer. Jeff Burdsally Buz Anderson. and Coach Sfralght 99 100 The Efgh+h Grade cheering squad consis1s of ROW l: Gerry HHCH, Gayle Hirschfield. Libby Edwards. Debbie EweH Susan Burgess. Donna Crumlish, Sandy Goyerf, ROW 2: Jane Dickinson. Susan House Nancy Vonderscher. Jan Hollenbeck Ali of H19 Junior High gmL info +he ach fhis year in cheerleading. The Eigh+h Grade girls cheered +heir baske+ball +eam +0 mahy vidories. The Sevenfh Grade cheerleaders only had one year's experience. bu+ +hey worked hard and did a wonderful iob keeping Jrhe Junior High sfudenfs' spirifs high. Bo+h cheerleading squads were 0qu in fron+ fighfing all +he way; helping morale and spirif and boosfing Jrhem +0 unknown heigh+s. Carol Wolfe, Jean Maufz, Cindy Guckes, Sandy Schmidt Cheryl Burdsall. and Mariel Shene'FeH led +he cheers for His hard-f19hfing Sevenfh Grade +eam. ?mm' .- 5W W This year's sevenfh grade baskefball +eam, under +he coaching of Mr. Boyd Rober+s, broke info +heir baskefbail career wifh a rough schedule. The Jream pu+ for+h a fighfing efforf +0 give +heir opponenfs a good baHle. Wifh a Iof of spirif and experience under Hweir bel+s. +hese boys should be good varsHy maferiai in a few years. Team members include ROW l: Bob Peeden, Jim EIHson, Nan McLaughlin. Phil Sickinger. BFH Lang- horsf. ROW 2: Fred Ulrich Don Labihke. John Rivers Ed Sfeiner. Dennis WENI Carl Bergman! Bill Cachran. Em SfeisA ROW 4: Dave Cramer. TTm Rauhs, Jim Raufus Jad MiHer. Ty Klein. Chuck Knight Don Walker, Jab Bagensiose Mr. Roberfs. IOI 3.1? xm 4a.: , .. , . 4 Pow Wow The Pow Wow was +he larges+ and bes+ ever offered Jrhe local public. This yeaHs casf included over I50 mem- bers of fhe s+uden+ body and followed a confintu es- pecially wri'Hen for i+ by William Kincaid, +eacher of English. The show played +0 a packed house on bo+h nfghfs. ... ,..:.E,1.EtT.1E.....:315innnav.r r, f. ,vumiuv n31; ; ,.. F..,.a,3...$..u..w...n .Anaaranav. PATRONS' PAGE Below is a IiznL of some of H15 people in our communHy who have helped us in our various endeavors. By +he con+ribu+ions of +hese people we have been able +0 make me lk959 LEGEND even beHer fhan if mithr have been. To +hem we ex+end our sincere an 5. Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Berny Lindeman Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Arms Mr, and Mrs. E. Craig LoveH Mr. and Mrs. Paul 6. Bauer Mr. and Mrs. A. L. McKay Mr. and Mrs. George N. Benckensfein Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Mackenzie 1- Mr. and Mrs. John M. Bergman Mr. and Mrs. Alfeo J. Marfina 5?. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn A. Biggs Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Mason ' Dr. and Mrs. E. C. BinsfacH Mr. and Mrs. Richard Me+z Mrl and Mrs. William Bock Mr. and Mrs. Orville J4 Meyer Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Bonini Mr. and Mrs. Kenne+h L. Miller Mr, and Mrs. Henry'Bowling Mr. and Mrs. Roberf Miller Mr. and Mrs. Willie Braafz Mr. and Mrs. Oren Mollenkopf Mr. and Mrs. Roberf Burke Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Cacaro Mr. and Mrs. AIber+ Muzzo Mr. and Mrs. W. N Camp Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Newman Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Campbell' Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Noelcke Mr. and Mrs. Wflliam Campbell Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Nolen Mr. and Mrs. Edward CarreHi Mr. and Mrs N. R. Over+ree I Mr. and Mrs. Roberi' Cassini Mr. and Mrs. WaHer C. Papesch Mrs. Mary A. Coffey Mr. and Mrs. Dale F. Pefer Mr. and Mrs. Roberf Coghill Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Pe+ke Mrs. Mary Cook Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Reed . Mr. and Mrs. Fred DeBra Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Resor, Jr. 1 Mr. and Mrs. A. E. DeCamp Mr. and Mrs. William Reverman Mr. and Mrs. Don Dericks Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Roberfs Mr. and Mrs. R H Dodd Mr. and Mrsl F. A. Robinson. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Anfhony V. Donisi Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schwar+z Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Doscher Mr, and Mrs. Offo Seiberf Mr. and Mrs. William H. H. Drake Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Senff Mrs. Gladys Dunham Mr. and Mrs. L. H Shirk Mr, and Mrs, Frank Eastman Mr. and Mrs. James E. Skidmore Mr. and Mrs. Elmer E. Emify Mr. and Mrs; Sfarbuck SmHh, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James M Ewell Mr. William P S+aubach Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Fechenbach Mr. and Mrs. Roberf Sfeele Mr. and Mrs Warren 6. Fee Mr. and Mra Paul Sheer Mr. and Mrs. Michael Field Mr. and Mrsl E. JA S+einer Mr. and Mrs. Charfes Finigan Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Sfevens Mr. and Mrs. L. R, Flore Mr. and Mrs. Emmeff Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Roberf Gamble Mr. and Mrs. John Fahrnback , Mr. and Mrs. Karl GafcheH Mn and Mrs. Howard G. Tangeman E Mr. and Mrs. Rober+ A Grace Mr. and Mrs. A. H, Thompson : Mr. and Mrs. Don Graham Mr. and Mrs. John L. Tranfer ; Mn and Mrs. Harvey Hammer Rev. and Mrs. Paul Vandegriff E Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hein Mr. and Mrs. H. E. von Hedemann : Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Huff Mr. and Mrs. Alberf Wellmann ? Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Jorgensen Dr. and Mm Sfanley Whifehouse C Mr. and Mrs, Ar+ Keidel Mrs. E. M. Whi+man 5 Mn and Mrs. H. C. Knepper Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Wiedemann Mr. and Mrs. Ed J. Koch Mr. and Mrs. Ted Wilkening g Mr, and Mrs. R, W Kran'rz Mr. and Mrs. 0 Louis WulfhorswL E Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Kuyper Mr. and Mrs. Louis B. Zambon l07 l08 PWWW Far from +he maddening crowd. Charles Moulh Meininger. underwaler correspondenl for +he Marine Messenger? inlerviews Sue Bubbles Besuden. Sue. an honesl-lo-goodness siren, has lured many males inl'o Hie dep+hs. She says she used a wad of ABC gum as bait bu+ ihal' sounds like a preH'y 'Fishy s+ory. Al Jrhe campaign headquarfers bl +he Democralic Parly. Mike Slomp BurneH is praclicing his nomi- naiing speech for Mike We'll gel a Democral' in office or die Osborne. Mr. Burne'l'l. frying +0 cor- recl' his habif of s+amping his fool when he speaks. has been sfamping so hard ihal none of +he iellyfish will iell. Olhers of +he class have decided +ha+ +here's no place like home. Making +heir mark on fhe home fron'l' are archifecls Norris T. Wrong and Dennis Lee Newmode. Mr. Wrong has been Jrhe recipien+ of a public declamafion upon +he compleHon of a one-fourlh sfory. splin+ered-level. dude ranch 5+er house. A revolulionary in housing. Dennis L. Newmode won nofice for his Newmode Nomad home. a +en+ on a wheeled plaHorm. designed for +he golfing fan. who +hus can fake H' wi+h him. +0 save precious fime on +he green. Scanning eo'ilor Sue Droopy Socks Miller's newspaper. The Every O+her Daily.' we find an adver- +isemen+ of +he arrival in Jrown oi +he famous dance leami 'lHoppin' Homer and Swirlin Sweany. Olher enlerlainmenl currenlly fealured includes Jthe musical. My Old Lady. slarring Roberl'a C. Nilskill and BeHy O. Oughfasfop. Miss Nilskill became famous for her role opposife Rick Decline in The Muscle Man. Miss Oughlasfop won worlcl renown lor her unforgeffable performance in Jrhe comedy. When Hearfs Grow Old anal Decay. direcied by Miss Kalhy Berserk. A unique landmark oi +he ci+y is Miss Susie Cal Sleele's Farm for Furfhering l'he Feliciiy 01c Felines. When kilfen-fur capes were all +he rage. Susie, alarmed lhaiL +he wholesale slaughler of kilfens would cause ca'rs +0 become ex+inct crea+ed +he Feline Farm. a preserve for +he conserva+ion of cafsl Wilh lhe passing of Jrhe kiHen-fur lad. Benny bring 'em back dead Wrigh1L abandoned Jrhe cal- +rapping business. In lhe inieresl' of science. Benny donafed all Jrhe ra+s used as ca+bai+ +0 medical researcher. Drl Del'ails Cassini. who used +hem +0 experimen+ wi+h her new serum, developed +0 immunize goldfish againsnL +he effecfs of sulfuric acid. Ano'l'her member of +he medical profession. Dr. Sleady S+einer. is in +he news because of his unique me+hod of diagnosing fhe illnesses of his pa+ien+s. Dr. S+einer has an ouija board which he consul'rs be- fore making a decision. Speaking oi people in +he news. Pal never say nein Hein has iusl been presenl'ecl wi+h +he Mos+ Willing Worker oi +he Week award. Her diversilied lalenls. ranging from superior skill in cracking chiclels +0 Herculean hailing of bulging briefcases helped win Jrhe honor. Ano+her famous l.H. alumnus is Mr. Tim shorl'scircuil' Smiih. invenlor Oi Jrhe Odorvision Set Miss GaicheH. manufacfurer of Sandra's Sachel No. 4.999 was delighled wilh lhe advenl' of +his medium. A single spray of Sa ndra's Sachet +he invigora+ing incense lhal inci+es inferesling ideas. would promo+e sales +0 smellers all over +he world. Likewise Jo Ann no Germ Scherm. beHer known as Belly Cooker, immedia+ely +hough+ of l'he possibili+y ol: sending +he ianl'alizing aroma of Belly Cooker's bel- fer baller fried chicken over Hie air lo slarved sniffers everywhere. H was Fred +he chem. gem Rob- inson. however. who made +he whole proied infamous wilh his program Lalo Lessons for Li++le Learn- ers. Children always +urn +he line smelling knob way up anyway, and when Uncle Mel's chlorine gas generalor leaked and hydrogen sulfide experimen'r failed. choking mo+hers for miles around called in lo have Jrheir Odorvision sels removed. The field of educal'ional TV has nof progressed as rapidly as migh+ have been expeciecl. because, as elemenfary Jreacher Miss 'ikeep 'em in line Shearin says. I won'l leach 'em unless I can reach 'eml Indeed. LH. alumni are making +heir marks on +he planef earlh all +he lime. As a maHer of lad, as a resulf of a clrag befween Barbara Emily's pink helicopfer and Colslon Mi+chell's soupeclwup glider, +here is now a new Mammolh Cave. Jigs: 1. w. r wart. ,fiw ' I gm, $ Need anyfhing from poles +o pea-green pain+? See DAVID POHL HARDWARE. Girls! THIS IS FOR YOU!! Gei- +ha+ exfra added beau+y +0 bowl +he boys over a1- TOWN AND COUNTRY BEAUTY SHOP. Madeira. Ohio. Every new 5+er is a rare beaui'y - +hink whaf i+'II do for you! l pafronize THE GEORGE MEYER AND SUPPLY COMPANY in Madeira! Are you bo+hered by concession mix-ups? H so. why no+ deaf wi-l'h WOLF'S GRO- CERY where you will ge+ +he bes+ service available. Don'+ do i'l' by hand. Penni: haven'1' you heard of ROESSLER BROTHERS Prinfers 8c Publishers 2348 Gilber'r Avenue Are you 105 ?l boy? Don'+ you know +ha+ BOSSE BUSSES don'1' break down! Clo+hiers Are +he Besf Dressed Men! BU RKHARDT'S MADEIRA, OHIO Complimen'l's Backed by Backus! Furni+ure $or school. of- fice. church and fine homes. of duallte prod. - BACKUS BROTHERS COMPANY BR I-5200 214 E. 3rd S+ree+ Cincinna+i 20, Ohio PHONE GA I-Ill8 Bill and Jody know Hlaf DURACRAFT PRODS., INC. NORWOOD. OHIO are exclusive manufadurers O'F All-Flexalum Blinds. K V. yr 3 Think H'II collapse? H wouldn'i' if FREEMAN ENGINEERING COMPANY had done 1'59 iob. Best Wishes to the Class of '59 From ARMSTRONG CHAPEL. B R YAN - summmsnus You Name lt' We'll Saw It. For +he Bes+ in Chain Saws. See- BRYAN EQUIPMENT SALES 7850 Kenwood Road Anyone Need a Light? If 50 See ARCHIABLE ELECTRIC CO. 324 New S+ree+ MA I-l307 A Russwin ius+ cana+ be picked, girls McCLURE-ROSS CO. Phone VA 1-6847 200 Mill S+ree+ LocHand CINCINNATI l5, OHIO You Don't Need to See the U.S.A.; You Need to See GATCHETI' C H EVROLET If This Is Whaf You Are Driving! 66I5 Beechmonf BE l-89II Our Sincere Congratulations to the 1959 Graduating Class From INDIAN HILL CHURCH Flowers for my lady! The Besf From BENKEN FLORISTS 6000 Plainfield Rd. All you need now is a se+ of mowers 'From B. K. COHEE CO. 9572 Mon+gomery Rd. SY l-l778 Compliments of FRIEND Progress becomes us BLANKENSHIP'S SERVICE STATION Tad ls Beafing fhe Drums for +he MIAMIVILLE GARAGE F. Wiederhold 8: Son MIAMiVILLE In+roducing: THE DANFORTH FOUNDATION AWARD! This is Jrhe firsf year Indian Hill High School has been represented on +he nafion-wide honor roll of hue Danforfh FoundaHon. A girl and a boy 'From +he senior class are chosen +0 be presen+ed wifh a book and a cerfificaie s+af- ing +hey have displayed +he high quali'l'ies 01: In- +egri+y. Ieadershi . spirHual and moral vir+ues. plus u academic and schlach excellence. The moving hand wrifes, and having wrii . . . DANFORTH Represenfahves: Susan Knighf and Frank Eastman. Congra'l'ulafions! 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 The Same Model Used Car? or The Value YOU Chose at the Time You Insured If? WHEN YOU INSURE WITH US, YOU CAN CHOOSE YOUR OWN VALUE RIDER, GOODMAN 8h RESOR Insuring Anything lnsurable 4017 CAREW rowan CINCINNATI 2, omo Call Us Today-DUnbar 1-0540 CAL RIDER wan GOODMAN GRIFF RESOR Before -- and - After MILK! J. H. BERLING DAIRY co. Even efficien'r office personnel mus+ feel like wringing her hands! An ar+is+ is born every minufe. is a quoie 'From Dr. Wa+son. Sure. and 'Hs anofher Perc Wesi'more +0 be found in our own I.H.H.S. Idle hands may be a - iyou know whafi. bu+ in Hie shop no hands are idle for long. We hope +he person who sponsored +his page is gra+ified wi+h Hie resul+s. Compliments of a Friend The battle has just begun! Bes+ Wishes +0 +he Class of '59 From +he P.T.A. Easy. Sue. +ha+'s no+ wha+ +hose lockers are for! If in doubi' ask MECHANICAL SUPPLIES COMPANY, for all your indusfrial supplies. Mary L. says; a 9M musf be versah'ha foday! The elemenfary schod has a music oHice wh'mh reaHy looks ifs part The peeping person??? UK cameIa-shy factu memberlj Looking 1ror Tomorrow? These seniors represenf a dass fhaf has found Ouf fhaf foday is a sure preparahion for fomorrow and for aH of the fomorrows in fheir Hvesh Alvin musf have 51gned wifh +he AsfronauisH as he seems f0 be aiming the ond at ihe wasfe can. Miss KcHey af wark. Lynn Is am of sfcp! Tape-recordcr arHsln CoiIc-ch'nq iunch money, MISS Sheiion was ius+ a .WHC surprised. The camera cafches H1059 nof sfudying. l24 Jun: 4 , Cgmqg'lffm'lu r The Iasf word has been wriHen. +he las+ picfure has been pasfed in, Hue lasf page has been +urned. and now we shall foid our fenfs and silenHy s+eal away. We hope you wiH join us again when He I960 LEGEND has roHed 0H +he presses. and unJrH Hwen vaya con d105, TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY ThefWorld's Bes1 Yearbooks Are Taylor-made