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

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DEDICATICN The Boosters' Club was organized in 1954 with Mr. Robert Gamble serving as acting president until the regular roster of officers could be elected. There have been five presidents of this organization since its creation: Mr. Eugene Rowe, Mr. George Benchenstein, Mr. Louis Wulfhorst, Mr. XVilliam Bock, and Mr. George Welhnan. This active group of people set high goals for the club when it was formed: the club was to assist in building up the athletic and the instrumental music programs of I.H.H.S. just how they have accomplished this can be readily understood when we emmierate just a few of the things which have been successfully completed: purchase of football uniforms, purchase of band uniforms, acquisition and install- ation of the field lights and the score board. This year the athletic department is making use of a 16 mm. camera and projector. A few of the smaller items for which the Boosters' Club is responsible include: purchase of hockey shin guards, sweat and tee shirts, several musical instruments to add to the size and tonal quality of our band, each year a boy and a girl are sent as our representatives to Boys' State and to Girls' State, and the club also contributes to the scholarship fund of each of the schools in the system. There is a close bond of understanding between the school and the community because of the stimulus afforded by the numerous activities of the Boosters' Club. So many aspects of our school life have been greatly enhanced because of the interested and untiring efforts of members of this organization. We are proud to dedicate the 1960 LEGEND to the BOOSTERS' Club of Indian Hill High School. In a small way this is how we can say thank you for the terrific work which has been done, is being done, and shall be done by the Club. 4 J

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THE HILL Those things which we see every day are often taken for granted. There is much in our community that is beautiful: many places of historic interestg intriguing types of architectureg and nature has been uncommonly good to us. Pause a few moments with us as we glimpse some of the high spots of our com- munity, and see some of the people who are working to make our community an even more enjoyable place in which to live. In the century and a half that has passed since the erection of the Waldschmidt house, the Hill has gone steadily forward, and is still seeing new buildings being raised. Buildings where we can worship, buildings where we attend aca- demic classes, and buildings where we make our homes. We are proud of our community. We are proud of our new schools, churches, homes and the way of life we can live. ADMINISTRATION BUILDING

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BOOSTERS' CLUB 1959-1960 BOOSTERS' OFFICERS Prefidentf Mr. Wellman Mrs. Robinson Mrs. Williams Mrs. Papesch Mr. Lovett