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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1968 volume:

Indian Hill High School Cincinnati, Ohio V5 -3 ' S jfc.. Progress, man ' s distinctive mark alone Not God ' s, and not the beasts: God is, they are; Man partly is, and wholly hopes to be. Rabbi Ben Ezra CONTENTS Academics 32 Seniors 48 Activities 82 Sports 102 Underclassmen 126 Advertising 142 The ' 67-68 school year brought. with only a few weeks of study halls mingled with the sounds of construction, the new multi-purpose cafeteria. Studying and dining, of course also Homecomings and other dances the cafeteria has resounded withthemusicc.lvanandtheSabers, the Sands uvTyme. and theAnimal Farm . . . athletic banquets. Scholarship Banquet, and College Night . . and if your little brother came to hear you sing, that was in the cafeteria, too! Add to that two new wings of classrooms a new library-at last! . . . a language lab opened for business And with the passage of the Bond Issue. Miss Selzer. Miss Berwanger. and Mr. Snapp couldn ' t wait for the construction crew but started digging the auditorium foundations themselves . . . Collective progress is the sum of individual striving . , . individual dedication individual determination. The individual becomes an integral part of the unified whole. And something is gained from each contact with the group a new understanding a new security a new awareness. Teamwork . . . Applaud us when we run, console us when we fall. cheer us when we recover, but let us pass on. i Life IS a series of progressions from child to adolescent to adult from concentration on the inner world to concentration on the outer world from emphasis on self to emphasis on society. Personal progress results from every personal contact with teachers, with friends, with a small child m Greece. In ' 68 this group of American Government students chose to develop chosen topics m independent study. 10 In the modern world the intelligence of public opinion is the one indispensable condition of social progress. Used to be. if you studied at Indian Hill, you were all alone ' of f A search for one ' s true identity IS the impetus for creativity or else the love of performance is the motivating force. An opportunity to pursue one ' s thoughts through art, or writing, or study an opportunity to progress toward some private destination an opportunity to escape rrom the routines of life. A constant quest for something new something valuable something expressive . . . ■i Homecoming Around the The crowning moment. Grooooovy! Peterson? Are you the one who was the great foot- ball hero before you had the serious leg injury? 14 1967- World Cappingthe surge of spirit sizzlingsince September 6, the students swarmed to the Home- coming wowie zowie the game was an exciting one Look at Turner go! What quarter is it? IH-14. Sycamore-0 Hey. Where ' s the mum truck going? . . I ' m getting cold out here, Lyn ' s queen! Meanwhile, back at the cafeteria Around the World in 80 Minutes, music by the Sands uv Tyme I ' ve had a lot of fun But it ' sonly 12 Schiear ' s hey! Queen Lyn Bidwell ATTENDANTS; Marcia Middleton, Pam Reusser. Queen Lyn Bidwell. Peggy Murphy, and Emily Bates. Linda Reigns Over Brave ' s The Seniors pre- sented the 1968 Basketball Home- coming . February Indian Hill vs. Glen Este Victory! the presentation of the Senior Court a frantic search for the escorts (where the heck is Brooks?) Miss Jody, erthafs Linda Bock. Linda Ziegler was crowned Queen afterthegame. the dance theme. Camelot music by Ivan and the Sabers Square Dancing? I ' ve always loved that dress Oh. you ' As of 4 o ' clock you didn ' t have a date! ' (Who did ' ) NOT Frisch ' s AGAIN Despite a wonderful time was had. Careful. Hamilton! Speed Kills. Victory Queen Linda Ziegler and Escort Jack Walkenhorst SENIORCOURT AND ESCORTS: Pam Reusser, Linda Bock, Queen Linda Ziegler. Debby Bridgeland, and Sally Starr Scott Hamilton. PittCurtiss. Jack Walken- horst. David Debra. and Jack Grimsley. 17 Hey, don ' t throw me in! Cincinnati ' s New Convention Hall Hosts ' 68 Prom PROM COURT: Scott Hamilton, Patti Pater, Pierce Klemmt. Debby Bridgeland, Tom Peterson, Sally Starr, Randy Shepard. Pam Ven- tress, John Satchell, Linda Evans, Queen Marta Casse, and Grant Reynolds. KT ' r M SmmJ l SW H B 3m VF its ESSr ' k m :jl M V ■ ' ' ' ' i- - ' . J ffmK KSr ' M 1 _- i5f -■ ' «;. ®;- ;?;i:J ' ilk. i Queen Marta Casse and Escort Grant Reynolds, May 18, 1968 the new Cincinnati Convention Hall the Haywoods . . . theme? what theme? psychedelic lights - - tux and turtlenecks Shirley Temple hairstyles lacy dresses Marta crowned Queen . . . NO SMOKING OR DRINKING!! , Happy Birthday. David . Colebrook ' s RAIN . . . Are you kidding? Of course I ' m going to be sick on Monday! , , . 19 Don ' t worry, Doug- You ' ll get your lines right in the next performance. The Russians Came! The Russians Came! To the surprise of the actor-director, Mr. Kincaid, the Senior Class Play, A Pennant for the Kremlin, was a smashing sucess. The action began when an eccentric millionaire died and left the Chicago White Sox to the Russian Government. Starring In the play were Doug Lovett, a player for the White Sox; Rob Mayer, the Russian chair- man of the team; Pam Reusser, the daughter of the chairman; and Bob Marx as the team ' s manager. For the benefit of those In the audi- ence who were conditioned to watching television, commercials were shown featuring Dave Doyle and Dave Plump. Go through the door, not through the wall! , , , Turn In the props! , . . Has anyone seen a Russian flag-or a bath towel-or a hammer? . . . The script calls for a littlekiss, NOTaten mmuteembrace! . . . Whosalddlrectors could act In their play? . . . Stop talking, Spectators — spectate! Beneath the colors Red and White uh . . , uh . . . (how does the rest of It go?) UntetMi What do you mean ' What am I doing in the Men ' s Locker Room! ' What are you doing in the Men ' s Locker Room? 20 Shape up, Buddy. The Indian Hill Rangers wouldn ' t handle It this way! Students who wear boots are bound to get into trouble. Murder Makes for a Captive Audience Reserve Two for Murder was the most unusual play ever presented by Indian Hill students. The unique performance was equalled only by its dra- matic advertising: displaying a hanged man drip- ping blood into the school garden. The play began normally, but was interrupted when a member of the audience murdered one of the actors. The po- lice were called in and everyone was ordered not to leave the auditorium. As detectives tried to solve the case, they asked the audience to vote on who did the murder; however, the plot was so intricate that the revelation of the killer was a complete sur- prise. Miss Selzer outdid herself in this startling selection, and the Juniors presented the difficult production with great skill. Abracadabra, alakazam! Gee, he disappeared at re- hearsal. 21 Pow Wow ' 68 Spotlight on Music On goodum day we sellum five or six rug. Japanese manu- facturer keepum well supplied. My or black gymmers were about thils long. Pow Wow ' 68, Spotlight on Music. featured the usual singmgand dancing, but spiced up the performance with a series of short skits on the always controversial subject of politics. In a parody of the Huntley-Brinkley News Broadcast, Doug Lovett and Randy Shepard gave the audience so me insight into the ways and wiles of election year politics, plus some provocative material for thought. (Before you saw the Pow Wow, had you ever considered Ethel Kennedy ' s outstanding qualifications for Secretary of Labor?) In two short hours one learned of the reactions of various ordinary citizens such as an Indian chief, a farmer, a former President, and Maudie Frickerttothe upcoming political contest. And . . . commercials so that the audience would feel at home. The Horse Chorus returns! 23 24 Becky Ahmann. Mike Haggerty, and Chorus presented a dramatic reading of Don Brown ' s Body which told of the disadvantages of murder at the YMCA. This year saw the addition of a balance beam routine, a parallel bars exhibition, and a sword dance to the program. Mr. Snapp and Mr. Kincaid combined the standard features of Pow Wow with new ideas and came up with an extravaganza of talent. 23 I lost my what!? Casey Connell at the bat. See the freshmen grunt and tug. 26 Olympic Day Survives Rain Clouds, Broken Rope, and Damaged Tricycles Yes siree, folks! Again this year IH indulged in the super-groovy, fantabulous Olympic Day. Anxiously awaited by both faculty and students alike, the big day arrived trailing clouds of possible rain. However, the rams held off and the juniors ran, tricycled, jumped, and rolled their way to victory to the overwhelming dismay of the saddened seniors. Notwithstanding their severe disappointment, the seniors managed to tie the faculty in the annual baseball game. A new event, the toilet paper race, was added and transformed the athletic field into the city dump. Lyn Bidwell and Jack Martin kept their title as champion EggTossers as they tied for first place, and extended their winning streak to three years. As usual, the rope in the tug-of-war broke, spilling junior and senior girls all over the ground . another delightful Indian Hill Tradition. But perhaps the most absorbing activity of the day was cataloguing which teachers wore shorts . Enjoy your rope burns, girls! Ah, the sweet taste of victory! 27 A Presidential An Impressive Mrs. Wirthlln recognized IH ' s 28 Scholarat Indian Hill — Climax To This Year ' s Recognition On May 29 the entire student body and faculty gathered in the gymnasium to honor those students who had achieved a degree of excellence. Marta Casse. our Argentine exchange student, opened the assembly. Awards were given for artistic, musical, athletic, and scholastic achievement and also for service to the school and the community. Books were presented by Harvard, Yale, Brown, and Williams Colleges to the junior boy of their choice. Music was provided by the Choir under the direction ofMr. Cox. Coach Clark presented Mr. Ed Kinney a gift to showtheschool ' s recognition of Mr. Kinney ' s excellent tenure as basketball coach. The highlight of the assembly came when Mr. Meabon announced that Judy Arms, Senior Class Valedictorian and National Merit Scholar, had been selected as one of 121 Presidential Scholars. Assembly distinguished artists. Pitt Curtiss - Outstanding Senior Athlete Pam Ventress - Outstanding Senior Athlete 29 Mr. Hugh Meabon. Principal Mr. Charles Selzer, Assistant Principal Principal Hugh Meabon came to Indian Hill this year from Brecksville, Ohio, where he was the principal of the junior high school. Mr. Meabon has made it his goal to become familiar with all aspects of the school system and the community so that he can better direct the school and communicate with the students. Mr. Selzer aids Mr. Meabon in the demanding job of keeping the high school in order and is also m charge of the Indian Hill Summer School. Dr. James Sailer joined the Indian Hill Administration in 1963 as principal of the high school. He remained as principal until 1966 when he took over the post of superin- tendent. In this capacity, he is responsible for coordinating the activities of all of the schools in the Indian Hill district, and insuring the smooth operation of all facets of the chool system. Mr. Moran, Assistant Superintendent, oversees the running of the buses and the maintenance of all school buildings. scf 32 Three different groups of people are very important to the functioning of the high school. These groups are the Boosters, the Parent-Teacher Association, and the Board of Education. The Boosters help to finance school activities, such as Boys ' State. Girls ' State, and AFS, and provide someone else to turn to when an organization needs encouragement and support. The P.T.A. promotes cooperation between parents and faculty, operates the Book Store, conducts Open House and College Night, sponsors the Scholarship Banquet, and finances AFS. This year the P.T.A. promoted and conducted several informative workshops on the subject of drug addiction. The Board of Education meets regularly to determine the policies of the school system and the place of the schools in the community. Dr. James Sailer. Superintendent Mr. Carl Moran. Assistant Superintend- ent BOARD OF EDUCATION. Mr. Ted Wilkening. Mr. Carl Moran. Mr. James Gurney, Mrs. J. Da- vid Lynch. Mr. Booth Shepard. President, Mr. P. W. Casper, Mr. Raymond Stewart, and Dr. James Sailer. 33 MISS THELMA L. SHELTON, Freshman Counselor Non-Teaching MISS ELOISEBALZ, Librari- an with MRS. SHEPARD, volunteer assistant. SAMUEL JACKSON, Junior Counselor II Personnel Essential to Student Progress MISS OLIVIA PROSSER. Sophomore Counselor MRS. GEORGIANNA MARTIN, Nurse MRS. JEAN KERN, Guidance Secretary Other Secretaries (camera shy) — MRS. BRAMKAMP, MRS. CAPOZIO, MRS. DEITRICH. and newly acquired library clerk, MRS. BLACKWELL. BYRON HIMELICK, College and Senior Counselor. MRS. JANE STANTON, English Ill.Comp. Lit. English JAMES CAFFERKY, English III, IV MISS MARY LOU BERWANGER, Advanced Composition, English II •fe- ' %► MRS. BEVERLEY CRAWFORD, English I, II Ik ' ..Hill. ilb.. te JAMES MANN, English II, Advanced Comp., English Department Chairman L_j MISS MARTHA SELZER, English II, Speech Teachers are known by more than the subjects that they teach. Nicknames and expressions identify them clearly , ' Rita ' What a Mann! Brutus. Admiral Bless his little heart! All hades broke loose Kotchibotchy details And we ' ll have a little talent show tomorrow , Mrs. Mayers . the green hornet Anagram The chorus is really going to Europe this year (a yearly joke) . . . MissB. , . T.L. . I can ' t find my contacts . Coach . . . PEOPLE!! . We ' re getting down to the real nitty-gritty , This higher math! ... Is Mr. Mann approachable today? . . . If you aren ' t an amorphous nonentity. prove it! . . You French V students know less than French II . . Mattox-Kincaid, the dynamic driving duo . . Eraser mathematics I ' ve been in this business over thirty years — not for my sake, because I ' m just tryin ' to hep ya! , . . Use some elbow grease and get this bugaboo fly in the ointment! THOMAS HIPPLE, English I, III MRS. JOSEPHINE STEELE, English I 37 WILLIAM KINCAID. English N, IV, Developmen- tal Reading MRS. JOANNWUND, French I MI SS HELEN ONG, Spanish III. IV. V Language MRS. SUSAN BARKLEY, French II, III ARTHUR BLACKBURN, Latinl.ll, III MRS. JACQUELINE TOWNSEND, French II, IV, V MISS MARY VANDESTEEG, Spanish I, French III WILLIAM FOGLE, Spanish II, Language Department Chairman 38 MISSANNAGRAHAM, American Government, Social Studies Department Chairman DAVID FELL, World Geography, American History JAMES POWERS, European History. American History Social Studies ROBERT HOSKINS. World Geography, American History ROBERT GARDNER, World Geography, Sociology-Economics, Driver Education 39 EARLSNAPP, Orchestra. Band, Arts Department Chairman MRS. HERMINEWIRTHLIN. Art DALEMcKIBBEN, Typing. General Business, Bookkeeping, Merchandising Vocational BEN cox, GleeClub, Chorus Arts MRS. EULATEMPLIN, Home Economics DAVID SCHNELLE, Mechanical Drawing. Industri- al Arts MRS. MARY ANN WALLACE Beginning Typing, B. Law ROBERT MARTIN, Industrial Arts MISS KATHLEEN KELLY, Typing, Shorthand, Office Practice, Commercial Depart- ment Chairman Science URAGROVER. Physical Science CHARLIEWOJCIK, Biology, Science Department Chairman PAULMATTOX, Physics, Physical Science MRS. CAROLYN MURPHY, Biology, Physical Science JOE CLARK, Chemistry, Athletic Director ROBERT SMITH, Student Teacher, Miami University 42 BOYDMAHAN, Geometry, Math II HAROLD BATES. General Math. Geometry. Alge- bra II FRANK GALLENSTEIN. Math II, Geometry. Algebra, Math Department Chairman OSCAR SWAFFORD, Math IV, Algebra I, Advanced Math PAULCONNELL, Geometry. Algebra. Physics Math LAFE MILLER. General Math, Algebra I, Geometry lath III, jilIJ BP 43 CHARLES TRUE, Physical Education Charles True, Miss T. Shelton, Ed Kin- ney, Miss N. Chapman, Fred Cooper, and Mrs. Welsberger. The Mahareshi say the sun shineth upon those who sitteth in the sunlight. MRS. JANET WEISBERGER, Physical Education, Health Physical Education FRED COOPER Physical Science II, Physical Education 45 ED KINNEY. Physical Education, Health 4 LP ■ C ' .■ ( ' The Class Of ' 68 — Personal Progress Toward Personal Goals The Seniors dragged m on September 6 with the worst case of Senioritus yet seen. But before graduation there was a year of enlightening study. A year that included Government class . Stand up and stretch ,. and English courses You can ' t mean that you ' re sold out of Wuthering Heights plot books! And there was always the subject of senior lounge Now we have it, now we don ' t. In October, the Class of ' 68 presented A Pennant for The Kremlin, complete with commercials I may have bad breath, but you have BO! The Senior Class continued to endear itself to the school throughout November and December with tardy slips and fraternity jackets. In February, the class presented the Basketball Homecoming with the theme of Camelot ironically, Camelot was the lunchroom. As winter dragged on. the class was really restless, and those last three months seemed unbearable , , Students may wear boots to school and home from school, but not during school. The prom provided a much-needed relief It ' sa curious phenomenon that so many of the seniors are sick on the Monday after Prom. The end of May and senior exams with the triumph of being out of school before the underclassmen. Finally, Baccalaureate Graduation Goodbyes. Though varying wishes, hopes, and fears, Fever ' d the progress of these years. Yet now, days, weeks, and months but seem The recollection of a dream. Scott PAUL LEONARD ALCORN JUDITH MERYL ARMS WENDY ANNE ARTZT SUSAN FAYE BAKER EMILY CONOVER BATES PATRICIA JO BAUGH 48 STEPHEN EDWIN MADISON BAYLIS TIMOTHY BROOKS BEITTEL WALTER BEITUSCH NEIL SCOTT BERKEY CAROLYN GALE BIDWELL CHARLES SCOTTY BLANKENBUEHLER SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Jack Walkenhorst, Vice President; Sue Kerr. Secretary; Doug Lovett, President; Dave Plump. Treasurer. 49 LINDA LOU BOCK LINDA BRADLEY DEBORAH LYNN BRIDGELAND The Nation, the VERDA MAE BRINSON DAVID EDWARD BROOKS KAREN SUE BURNS JAMES TANNER BUSSE NANCY LOUISE BUTLER CATHY JO CAMPBELL 50 PAMELA GERTRUDE CANNON Essay, and the World Time award winner. Bill Smith, ponders these age-old thoughts Time and tide wait for no man Time for you and time for me, And time yet for a hundred indecisions. And for a hundred visionsand revisions In a minute there IS time HURRY UP PLEASE. IT ' S TIME For everything there IS a season, and a time for every purpose unto heaven Because I know that time is always time, And place is always andonlyplace.Andwhatisactual is actual only for one time. GARY EDWARD CARRELLI LINDA KATHERINE CARROLL JANIS PAULA CARTER MARTA CASSE JANE ANN CASTLE KATHRYN CHAMPE 51 LIZABETH CHAMPE CHRISTOPHER WELLS CLEMENTS WAYNE OAKLEY CLIFTON THEODORE P. COLEBROOK JUDITH ANN CONDIT SUSAN LEE COX PAMELA TODD CROSSET PETER BOLAN CUNDALL CATHY SUE CUNNINGHAM PITT GARY CURTISS JAMES HUBER DAVIS DAVID ALLEN DeBRA 52 Most of these students have attended Indian Hill since Kindergarten — others just showed up for the picture. EDWARD FORESMAN DELAPLAINE ELIZABETH LANG DELAPLAINE NOLA MARIE DICK JANET NORENE DICKEY LINDA LEA DOWD DAVID LAWRENCE DOYLE 53 0 BOLTON SEAL DRACKETT JR. g I Seniors Sweep And Place Four ALBERT ARTHUR DUPLACE JR. SUZANNE ELIZABETH EDGETT LINDA EDWARDS LINDA KAY EVANS MICHAEL PAUL EWAN DAVID ALAN EWING KATHERINE FAHY DAN LEE FARMER RALPH WALTER FARMER 54 Honor Rol Merit Semi-Finalists The happy merit finalists — Pitt Curtiss. Judith Arms, Robert Hart, Neil Berkey, MICHELE DIANE FECK CAROLE PATRICIA FINNEY JOHN EATON FOGG CAROL MARGARET GIERYN JO ANN GODAR PEGGY ANN GOLDSBERRY SHERRY LYNN GONYER JOHN MacADAM GRIMSLEY DEBORAH ANN GROSS 55 CLARENCE RICHARD GROTH DIANE FRANCES HAAS DONALD GARY HALL SCOTT WILLIAM HAMILTON ROBERT STUART HART STEPHEN JACOMINI HILMER BRUCE CLIFFORD HOCK PAULA MARIE HOLLINGSED DAVID JONES HOMAN RICHARD MORRIS HOSEA KATHRYN KINGSTON HOWARD KYLE LYNNE JARVIS 56 ROBERT JOHN KEHM SUSAN JOYCE KERR PIERCE WITTFIELD KLEMMT SUSAN JEAN KNIGHT WILLIAM LOUIS KOCH h JOHN DAVIS KREHBIEL Our Argentine AFS student. Marta Casse. knew the way to the library better than many of the other IH students. 57 DEBRA ANN LEUE Senior Participation Terry Turner later tried tennis. GARY WAYNE LEWIS CATHLEEN LINDEMAN LINDA LEE LOHR CRAIG DOUGLAS LOVETT SHAWN LENHART LUCAS STEVEN ARNALL LYNCH S8 MARTIN BARRY McCLINTOCK DANIEL THOMAS McCONAUGHY JANE ELIZABETH McGINNIS Bolsters IH Teams ALISON LEEMcLEAN MICHAEL STEPHEN MALONEY DIANA LEE MALOTT JOHN WILLIAM MARTIN ROBERT REED MARX KENNETH LARUE MATHYS 59 JONATHAN WILLIAM MAUCH HOWARD ROBINSON MAYER ANNETTE SUSAN MICHAELIS MARCIA GREER MIDDLETON CAROL ANN MILLER SCOTT HUGH MITCHELL JR. REBECCA MARIA MOCK DAVID WILLIAM MOELLER MARCIA ETOLIA MOHNEY VICTORIA ANN MOORE JEFFERY JEREMIAH MORGAN RICHARD LEE MORRISON 60 1 BARBARA DRUCILLA MORSE RANDOLPH MORSE f si After displaying her culinary cleverness on a competitive exam, Kris Poff received the 1968 Betty Crocker Award. MARGARET ANN MURPHY JAMES WILLIAM MURRAY SUSAN RAE NIEMAN JUDY ANN NORWINE HELEN JoANN NOVAK ANDREW READ O ' DONNELL 61 EDWARD CHARLES ORR PATRICIA ANN PATER MARY KATHERINE PATTERSON JOHN ROTHWELLPECK JO ELLEN PERBIX THOMAS ERLING PETERSON To Lounge, SUZANNE GREYE PITCAIRN MARK HYDE PITT DAVID HARRY PLUMP KRISTINE JANE POFF DEBORAH LAUREN POPE MELISSA RAE RAFFURTY 62 RAYMOND RANDOLPH RAFFURTY BESSIE MILDRED RAINES DAVID CHARLES RANDOLPH MARYTERESE RAPCHAK KENNETH RICHARD RECKMAN DANIEL ELWOOD REDMAN Or Not to Lounge — That Was the Question SENIOR COURT: SueKerr, Jack Walkenhorst. Dave Plump. Jack Martin, Pam Ventress, Bill Smith, Laurie Riecks. mtm He was not a senior, but we applauded anyway. JOSEPH MARTIN REISING PAMELA GRACE REUSSER GRANT GEORGE REYNOLDS LAUREN LESLIE RIECKS PENELOPE ANNE RIES WAYNE FRANK ROBINSON 64 DAVID MICHAEL ROGERS SHERRIE ANN ROSS JOHN HUGH SATCHELL 1ICHAEL JOHN W. SCHOCKMAN DALE JUSTICE SCHUMACHER ANITA LOUISE SCOVANNER ALAN SHAFFER RANDALL BOOTH SHEPARD DAVID EDWARD SHOTWELL JR. ELIZABETH JANE SICKING HEATHER ANNE SMITH JOANNE ELIZABETH SMITH 65 Seniors Led Cheering PHILLIP BURKE SMITH JR. WILLIAM FREDERICK SMITH NICHOLAS JAMES STAGGE JR. SALLY CURTIS STARR CYNTHIA LEE STOWELL DAVID LEESTUBBERS RANDALL WALTER SWEENEY ELLIS TAYLOR STEVEN BLAKE TAYLOR 66 Squads Maybe we ' re cheering on the wrong side!? GEORGE LANCASTER TenEYKE NANCY LEETHREADGILL KIM DOUGLAS TINGLEY MARY ANN TOOKER TERRY CHARLES TURNER PAMELA JEAN VENTRESS 67 See the Seniors study. See the Seniors study in the Senior Lounge, ALBERT REEDVORDENBERG JOHN SCOTT WALKENHORST HOLLY ANNE WAMBACH VICTORIA MARIE WARSCHAUER SUSAN LUCILE WEBSTER BARBARA BAKER WELCH 68 NANCY CAROL WEXLER SUSAN GWYNNEWOOD JOHN CHRISTY WOOLERY JOELLEN LOUISE WRIGHT LINDA KAYZIEGLER GEORGE ZIENAU Great minds at work. J ■ 69 SENIOR DIRECTORY Paul Lenard Alcorn. Lena rd : Attend Training School. Judith M. Arms, Judy : University of Michigan; Band. 4 yrs.: Or- chestra. 3 yrs.; Pow Wow. 2 years.; Dramatics Club. 3 yrs.; National Thespians. 2 yrs.; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play; Latin Club. 1 yr.; Math Club, 2 yrs.. Secretary-Treasurer; Debate Club, 4 yrs., Sec- retary-Treasurer; National Forensic League, 3 yrs., Secretary-Trea- surer; Rensselaer Award for Best Junior in Math Science; National Merit Scholar. Wendy Anne Artzt; Attended 2 yrs.; Stephens College; G.A.A.. 2 yrs.; Art Club. 2yrs.. Co-Chairman. French Club. 1 yr; Photography Club. 1 yr.; PowWow, 1 yr. Friendliest Seniors; Pam Ventress and Tom Peterson. Susan Faye Baker, Suzy ; Hollins College; Dramatics Club, 4 yrs.; National Thespians, 4 yrs.; Legend, 2 yrs.. Copy Editor; French Club. 3 yrs.; Girls ' State; National Honor Society. 2 yrs.. Treasurer; French National Honor Society, 1 yr.; National Merit Letter of Commenda- tion. Emily Conover Bates, Attended 3 yrs.; Ohio University; Tennis Team, 2 yrs.; Chorus, 2 yrs.; Junior Class Play; Legend. 1 yr.; French Club, 2 yrs.; Football Homecoming Attendant, Senior; Pow Wow, 2 yrs. Patricia Jo Baugh. Pat ; Lindsey Wilson College; Basketball, 2 yrs.; Track. 1 yr.; Glee Club, 1 yr.; Choir. 3 yrs.; Folk Music Club. 2 yrs.; G.A.A.. 3 yrs.; Office Aid, 3 yrs.; Library Aid, 1 yr.; Pow Wow. 1 yr. Stephen Edwin Madison Baylis. Steve ; Kentucky Wesleyan Col- lege; Chorus. 3 yrs.; Pow Wow. 2 yrs. Timothy Brooks Beittel. Tim ; Kenyon College; Football. 1 yr.; Track, 1 yr.; Chorus, 2 yrs.; Chieftain, 1 yr.. Assistant Editor; Latin Club. 2 yrs.; Boys ' State. Walter Beitusch. Waba ; Attended 1 1 2 yrs.; Central Art Academy; Folk Music Club. 1 yr. Neil Scott Berkey. Berk ; California Institute of Technology; Band. 4 yrs.; Orchestra. 2 yrs.; Pow Wow, 3 yrs.; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play; Radio Club. 4 yrs.; National Merit Finalist. Carolyn Gale Bidwell, Lyn ; Stanford University; Track. 2 yrs.; Hockey. 3 yrs.; Chorus. 3 yrs.; Glee Club, 1 yr.; Ensemble, 1 yr.; G-A.A., 4 yrs.. Secretary-Treasurer; Freshman Football Attendant; Freshman Class Secretary; Senior Football Homecoming Queen; Student Council, 3 yrs.. President; Pow Wow, 2 yrs.; Scholarship Team. 3 yrs.; Camp Kern Counselor. 1 yr.; National Honor Society. 2 yrs. Charles Scott Blankenbuehler. University of Cincinnati; Band. 4 yrs.; Chieftain. 1 yr.; FolkClub. 1 yr. Linda Lou Bock; University of Cincinnati; Track. 1 yr.; Hockey. 1 yr.; Chorus. 1 yr.; Dramatics Club. 2 yrs.; Senior Class Play; Junior Class Play; Legend. 4 yrs.. Subscription Editor; Chieftain. 4 yrs.; French Club. 3 yrs.; G.A.A.. 4 yrs.; Basketball Homecoming Attendant. Senior; Office Aid, 1 yr.; Pow Wow. 2 yrs. Linda Mae Bradley. Attended 1 1 2 yrs.; Business work. Deborah Lynn Bridgeland. Debby ; Ohio State University; Tennis Team. 1 yr.; Chorus, 4 yrs.; Choir Council. 1 yr.; Pow Wow. 2 yrs.; Dramatics Club, lyr.; Junior Class Play; Legend, 3 yrs.; French Club. 3 yrs.; Health Careers Club. 2 yrs.; G.A.A.. 4 yrs.. class repre- sentative; Basketball Homecoming Attendant; Cheerleader, 1 yr.; Junior Class Secretary; Library Aid. 2 yrs. Verda Mae Brinson. Vert ; Attended 3 1 2 yrs.; Secretarial work; Glee Club. 2 yrs.; Chorus. 1 yr.; P ow Wow. 1 yr.; G.A.A.. 1 yr.; F.B.L.A.. lyr. David Edward Brooks. B.R. ; Johns Hopkins University; Football. 3 yrs.; Wrestling. 1 yr.; Baseball. 1 yr.; Band. 2 yrs.; Junior Class Play; Pow Wow. 2 yrs.; Spanish Club, 3 yrs.; Spanish National Honor So- ciety. 1 yr. Karen Sue Burns. Susie ; Secretarial work; Chorus. 1 yr.; Glee Club. 2 yrs. JamesT.Busse. Jim ; Attended 2 yrs.; Undecided; Folk Music Club. 2 yrs.; Sports Car Club. 1 yr.; Pow Wow. 1 yr. Nancy Louise Butler. Butts ; Undecided; Glee Club, 1 yr.; G.A.A.. 3 yrs.; Ski Club. 2 yrs. Cathy Jo Campbell. Ohio State University: Hockey. 4 yrs.; Basket- ball. 4 yrs.; Golf. 1 yr; Track. 1 yr.; Band. 2 yrs.: Chieftain, 1 yr.; Spanish Club. 2 yrs.; Student Council. 1 yr.; Sophomore Class Trea- surer. Pamela Gertrude Cannon. Dum Bunny ; Raymond Walters Branch of University of Cincinnati; Track, 1 yr.; Basketball. 3 yrs.. Co-cap- tain; Band. 1 yr.; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play; Spanish Club. 2 yrs.; G.A.A.. 4 yrs.. Secretary; Health Careers Club. 1 yr.. Treasur- er; Office Aid. 1 yr.; Library Aid. 3 yrs. Gary Carrelli. Carrel ; University of Cincinnati; Dramatics Club. 3 yrs.; Thespians. 1 yr.; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play; Pow Wow. 2 yrs.; Radio Club, 4 yrs.. President; Sports Car Club, 1 yr.. Secretary; Photography Club, 3 yrs. Linda Katherine Carroll. Ohio University; Hockey. 4 yrs., Co-Cap- tain; Chorus, 4 yrs.; Junior Class Play; Spanish Club, 2 yrs.; Folk Club, 2 yrs.; Pow Wow, 4 yrs.; Triple Trio. 4 yrs.; Ensemble. 3 yrs.; Ski Club. 4yrs. Jams Paula Carter. Attended 3 yrs.; Secretarial work. Marta Elena Casse. Attended 1 yr.; University of Cordoba; Senior Class Play; Pow Wow. 1 yr.; Health Careers Club. 1 yr.; Ski Club. 1 yr.; Spanish Club, 1 yr.; Spanish National Honor Society. 1 yr.; Stu- dentCouncil. 1 yr. Jane Ann Castle. Ohio State University; Track. 1 yr.; Chorus. 2 yrs.; Glee Club. 1 yr.; Legend. 3 yrs.; Chieftain. 1 yr.; French Club. 3 yrs.; G.A.A.. 3 yrs.; Class Representative. Kathryn Champe. Kathy ; Attended 1 1 2 yrs.; Agnes Scott Col- lege; Dramatics Club. 1 1 2 yrs.; Thespians. 1 yr.; Maize, 1 yr.; Art Club. 2 yrs.; PowWow. 2 yrs. Lizabeth Champe. Beth ; Attended 1 1 2 yrs.; Agnes Scott College; Senior Class Play. Dramatics Club. 1 yr.; Pow Wow. 1 yr.; Maise. 1 yr.. Editorial Board; National Honor Society. 1 yr. Christopher Wells Clements. Chris ; Attended 1 1 2 yrs.; University of Cincinnati; Track. 2 yrs.; National Honor Society, 1 yr. Wayne Clifton. Ohio Mechanics Institute; Bowling League. 2 yrs.; Sports Car Club. 1 yr. Theodore P. Colebrook. Teddy ; Attended 3 yrs.; University of Cin- cinnati; Chorus. Mixed and Boys ' Ensemble, 2 yrs. 70 Elizabeth Lang Delaplaine. Beth : Ohio State University; Golf. 2 yrs.: Band. 1 yr: Legend, 1 yr ; Spanish Club. 1 yr.: Office Aid. 1 yr.; G.A.A.,4yrs. Nola Mane Dick. Nodge ; Study Ballet: G.AA . 2 yrs,: Dramatics Club, 3 yrs., Scribe: Thespians. 1 yr.: Pow Wow. 3 yrs,: Maize: French Club, 1 yr.: Art Club. 1 yr.: Library Aid. 1 yr, Janet Norene Dickey, Ohio Wesleyan University: Bowling, 2 yrs,: Vol- leyball. 1 yr.: Chorus. 3 yrs.: Glee Club. 1 yr.: Junior Class Play: Pow Wow. 1 yr.: Folk Music Club. 1 yr.: French Club, 2 yrs.: G.A.A.. 4 yrs. Linda Lea Dowd. University of Cincinnati: Band, 4 yrs.: Dramatics Club. 2 yrs.: Folk Music Club. 1 yr,: G,A,A . 3 yrs.: Office Aid. 1 yr.: Pow Wow. 4 yrs, David Lawrence Doyle. Lark : Miami University: Track. 2 yrs.; Cross Country. 1 yr.: Basketball. 4 yrs.: Football 1 yr,: Tennis. 3 yrs.: Senior Class Play: Legend. 1 yr,: Chieftain. 2 yrs.: French Club. 2 yrs.. Secretary: Boys ' State: Junior Class President: Student Coun- cil, 2 yrs.: President. E.H.L. Sportsmanship Council, Bolton Seal Drackett. Jr.: Ohio State University: Golf. 4 yrs.. Foot- ball. 1 yr.: Basketball. 2 yrs.; Senior Class Play. Albert Arthur Duplace. Fat Albert : Attended 3 yrs.; Ohio State University: Wrestling. 2 yrs.: Junior Class Play. Senior Class Play; Sports Car Club. 1 yr.: French Club. 1 yr.; Health Careers Club. 1 yr. Suzanne Elizabeth Edgett. Sue ; Attended 2 yrs,; Undecided: Track. 1 yr.: Dramatics Club. 1 yr,: Chieftain. 1 yr,; Legend. 1 yr.: Folk Music Club. 1 yr.; Photography Club. 2 yrs,: Sports Car Club, 1 yr,: Ski Club. 1 yr.: Office Aid. 2 yrs. Linda Audrey Edwards. Miami University or Duke University: French Club. 2yrs.: LatinClub. 2yrs.: G.A.A.. 1 yr, Linda Kay Evans; Attended 1 yr,: De Pauw University; Chorus. 1 yr.; National Honor Society. 2 yrs. Michael Paul Ewan. Ewie : University of Cincinnati; Basketball. 3 yrs.. Manager: Band. 4 yrs. David Alan Ewing; University of Cincinnati; Football. 4 yrs,. Co-Cap- tain. Defense, Wrestling. 3 yrs.; Baseball. 2 yrs. Most Courteous Seniors: Cathy Cunningham and George TenEyck. Judith Ann Condit. The Catholic University of America; Basektball. 1 yr.; Bowling. 1 yr.; Latin Club. 2 yrs : G,A,A,. 2 yrs.; French National Honor Society, 1 yr.; Office Aid. 1 yr, Joan Susan Coop. Joanie : University of Cincinnati; Bowling. 2 yrs.; G.A.A.. 1 yr.; Latin Club. 2 yrs.; Home Economics. 1 yr. Susan Lee Cox. Sue ; Attended 2 yrs.; Purdue University: Band. 1 yr.; Art Club. 1 yr.: French Club. 1 yr.; G.A.A., 1 yr. Deborah Ann Crosset. Debie ; University of Cincinnati; Chorus. 4 yrs.: Maize. 1 yr.; Chieftain. 1 yr.; Library Aid. 1 yr.; Pow Wow, 1 yr. Pamela Todd Crosset. Pam ; Stephens College: Hockey. 2 yrs.; Basketball. 1 yr.; Chorus, 4 yrs.; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play. Asst. Director: French Club. 3 yrs.; G.A.A,. 3 yrs.: Cheerleader. 2 yrs. Peter B. Cundall. University of Mississippi: Cross Country. 1 yr.; Track, 1 yr.: Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play; Pow Wow. 2 yrs.; Latin Club, 2 yrs.; Ski Club. 3 yrs.. Vice-President; Freshman Class Treasurer. Cathy Sue Cunningham. Miami University; Basketball. 3 yrs.; Cho- rus. 3 yrs.; Dramatics Club, 1 yr.; Senior Class Play; Pow Wow. 3 yrs.; Legend. 2 yrs.; Chieftain. 1 yr.: Spanish Club. 3 yrs.; Spanish Nation- al Honor Society. 3 yrs.; G.A.A.. 4 yrs.. Class Representative; Sopho- more Class Treasurer, Scholarship Team, 1 yr. Pitt Gary Curtiss. P.O. : Attended 3 yrs.; Cornell University: Foot- ball, 4 yrs.. All League. Senior; All Cit y. Senior; Baseball. 4 yrs.; Chieftain. Business Manager; Latin Club. 2 yrs.. President: Ski Club. 2 yrs.; Student Council. Treasurer: National Honor Society. 2 yrs.. President; Senior Court. James Huber Davis, Jim ; Northern Michigan University; Football, 3 yrs.; Basketball. 2 yrs.. Manager: Band, 4 yrs, David Allen DeBra; University of Virginia; Football, 4 yrs.; Track. 2 yrs.; Baseball. 2 yrs.: Basketball. 3 yrs.; Chorus. 2 yrs: Student Council. 3 yrs.; Freshman Class President; Pow Wow. 3 yrs. Edward F. Delaplaine. Ill, Chip ; Lake City Forest Ranger College: Sports Car Club, 1 yr. Katherine Fahy. Kate ; Attended 2 yrs,; Miami University: Senior Class Play; French Club, 2 yrs.; G,A,A,. 2 yrs. Danny Lee Farmer; Undecided. Ralph Walter Farmer. Tiger : Earlham College: Football. 4 yrs.; Track. 2 yrs.: Wrestling. 3 yrs,: Chorus, 4 yrs.; Pow Wow. 3 yrs. Michele Diane Feck; Attended 2 yrs.; St. Mary of the Woods College; Senior Class Play; French Club. 2 yrs.; G.A.A,. 2 yrs.; Office Aid. 1 yr.; Pow Wow. 2 yrs, John Eaton Fogg. Colgate University. Band. 4 yrs,; Pow Wow. 2 yrs.: Math Club, 2 yrs.; Science Club. 1 yr: National Merit Letter of Commendation. Carolyn Margaret Gieryn; Miami University: Hockey. 2 yrs.: Track. 3 yrs.; Chorus. 1 yr.; Glee Club, 1 yr.: Pow Wow. 3 yrs.; Dramatics Club. 4 yrs.; Thespians. 1 yr.: Senior Class Play: Legend. 1 yr.; Chieftain. 3 yrs.: Folk Music Club. 3 yrs.; Scholarship Team. 3 yrs.; Art Club. 2 yrs.: Photography Club. 1 yr.: Latin Club. 2 yrs.;French Club, 3 yrs.: French National Honor Society, JoAnn Godar. Ohio University: Track. 1 yr.; Chorus. 1 yr.; Dramatics Club. lyr.:JuniorClass Play: SeniorClass Play; Legend. 2 yrs.; French Club. 2 yrs.; G.A.A.. 4 yrs.; Pow Wow. 4 yrs. Peggy Ann Goldsberry; Attended 2 yrs.: University of Cincinnati; Choir. 2 yrs,; Senior Class Play; Pow Wow. 2 yrs. Sherry Lynn Gonyer; Ohio State University; Glee Club. 1 yr.; Legend. 1 yr.; Spanish Club. 2 yrs.; Dramatics Club. 1 yr.; G.A.A.. 4 yrs. John MacAdam Grimsley. Jack ; University of Cincinnati; Football, lyr. Deborah Ann Gross. Debbie : Texas Christian; Glee Club. 1 yr.: Band. 1 yr.; Dramatics Club. 2 yrs.; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play; Spanish Club. 1 yr.: Legend. 1 yr.; G.A.A.. 3 yrs,; Pow Wow. 3 yrs.; Ski Club, 1 yr.; Chieftain. 2 yrs. Clarence Richard Groth. Rick ; University of Cincinnati; Junior Class Play: Senior Class Play; Dramatics Club. 4 yrs.: Thespians. 4 yrs.; Pow Wow, 4 yrs.; Chieftain. 2 yrs.; Production Manager; Span- ish Club. 2 yrs.; Radio Club. 4 yrs.: Secretary-Treasurer: Sports Car Club. 1 yr.: National Honor Society. 71 Diane Haas, Horse ; Attended 3 yrs.; Bowling Green State Universi- ty: Basketball, 1 yr.; Volleyball, 1 yr.. Captain: Junior Class Play: Maize. 1 yr.: Legend, 1 yr.: Art Editor: Spanish Honor Society. 1 yr.: FolkMusicClub. 2yrs.:SpanishClub. lyr,:ArtClub,3yrs. Scott William Hamilton: Furman University: Basketball. 4 yrs.: Foot- ball. 2 yrs.: Golf. 3 yrs.. Captain: Track. 1 yr.: Chorus. 1 yr.. Senior Class Play: Legend. 1 yr.: Spanish Club. 3 yrs.. Treasurer: Spanish National Honor Society. 2 yrs.: Health Careers Club. 2 yrs.. Student Council. 4 yrs.: A.F.S. Committee. 2 yrs. Robert Stuart Hart, Bob : Attended 3 1 2 yrs.: Massachusetts Insti- tute of Technology: Band. 4 yrs.: Pow Wow, 2 yrs.: Math Club, 1 yr.: Chess Club. 1 yr : Latin Club, 3 yrs.: National Honor Society. 2 yrs.. Vice President Stephen Jacommi Hilmer. Steve . University of Wisconsin: Basket- ball. 4 yrs.: Football. 3 yrs.: Golf. 4 yrs.: Chorus. 3 yrs.: Boys ' Glee Club. 3 yrs.: Cincinnati Post Times Star Sports Reporter, 1 yr.: French Club, 3 yrs,: Math Club, 1 yr.: Pow Wow. 1 yr. Bruce Clifford Hock, B. Hock : University of Cincinnati: Legend. 2 yrs.: Chieftain, 2 yrs.: Spanish Club. 2 yrs. Paula Mane Hollingsed: Attended 2 yrs.: Western College For Wom- en: G.A.A., 2 yrs.: Dramatics Club. 1 yr,: Art Club. 1 yr.: French Club, 1 yr : Office Aid, 2 yrs. David James Homan. Dave : Raymond Walters Branch of Universi- ty of Cincinnati: Junior Class Play: Senior Class Play: Dramatics Club. 2 yrs.: Sports Car Club, 1 yr.: Pow Wow. 1 yr. Richard Morris Hosea. Rick : Ohio State University: Basketball. 4 yrs.. Captain, Sophomore and Senior: Baseball. 4 yrs.: Spanish Na- tional Honor Society. 1 yr.: Spanish Club. 2 yrs.: Student Council. 2 yrs. Kathryn Kingston Howard. Kathy : William Woods College, Glee Club, 2 yrs.: Chorus. 1 yr.: Triple Trio. 2 yrs.: Dramatics Club, 4 yrs.: Scribe. President: Thespians. 4 yrs.. Secretary: Junior Class Play: Senior Class Play: Pow Wow, 4 yrs,. Student Director: Spanish Club, 4 yrs,: Spanish National Honor Society, 4 yrs.: Folk Music Club, 1 yr : G.A.A.. 3 yrs . Library Aid. 3 yrs. William I. Jacobs, Jake : United States Navy: Chorus. 2 yrs. Kyle Lynne Jarvis, Clyde : University of Cincinnati: Basketball, 3 yrs.: Hockey, 4 yrs.: Chorus, 3 yrs.: Glee Club, 1 yr.: Dramatics Club, 3 yrs.: Pow Wow. 1 yr.: Folk Music Club, 1 yr,: French Club, 2 yrs.: F.T.A., 1 yr.: GA.A.. 4yrs.: Senior Representative: Office Aid. 1 yr Robert Craig Johnson. Bob : University of Cincinnati Robert John Kehm. Bob : Ohio University: Chorus, lyr.: Pow Wow, lyr. Most Humorous: Pene Ries and Doug Lovett. Susan Joyce Kerr. Sue or Suker : Ohio State University: Chorus, 4 yrs.: Glee Club. 4 yrs.: Pow Wow, 3 yrs.: Ensemble. 1 yr.: Chieftain, 2 yrs.: Legend, 1 yr.: Spanish Club, 2 yrs.: G.A.A.. 4 yrs.: Senior Class Secretary: Senior Court. Pierce Wittfield Klemmt: Wabash College: Football. 4 yrs.: Track. 3 yrs.: Health Careers Club. 1 yr. Susan Jean Knight. Susy : St. Francis Hospital. Nursing: Bowling. 2 yrs.: Glee Club. 2 yrs.: Chorus, 2 yrs.: Chieftain. 1 yr.: Health Ca- reers Club, 1 yr.: Pow Wow, 2 yrs. William Louis Koch, Bill : Brown University: Debate Club. 2 yrs.. President: Latin Club, 2 yrs.: National Honor Society: National Forensic League. 2 yrs.: Scholarship Team. 4 yrs. John Davis Krehbiel: University of Colorado: Band. 4 yrs.: Orches- tra. 1 yr.: Junior Class Play: Pow Wow. 2 yrs.: Spanish Club. 3 yrs.. Treasurer: Ski Club. 1 yr : Spanish National Honor Society. 1 yr. Debra Ann Leue. Debby : Western College for Women: Chorus. 1 yr.: Junior Class Play: Senior Class Play: Thespians. 2 yrs.: Dramat- ics Club. 4 yrs.: Pow Wow. 4 yrs.: Legend, 2 yrs.: Spanish Club. 2 yrs.: Spanish National Honor Society. 1 yr.: Library Aid. 1 yr.: Ski Club, 1 yr.:G.A A., 2 yrs. Gary Wayne Lewis. Fireman : Cincinnati Bell Telephone: Chieftain, lyr. Cathleen Ann Lindeman, Cathy : Undecided: Chorus, 1 yr.: Ensem- ble, 1 yr.: Dramatics Club, 1 yr.: Junior Class Play: Office Aid. 3 yrs.: Pow Wow. 4 yrs.: French Club. 1 yr. Linda Lee Lohr. Horse : Marinello-Cosmetology: Bowling. 2 yrs.: Dramatics Club. 1 yr.: Home Economics Club. 2 yrs.: Library Aid. 1 yr,: Pow Wow. 1 yr.: Chorus. 4 yrs. Craig Douglas Lovett, Doug : Duke University: Cross Country. 1 yr . Band. 3 yrs.: Drum Major: Dramatics Club. 4 yrs.: Thespians. 3 yrs.: Junior Class Play: Senior Class Play: Chieftain. 4 yrs., Editor-in- Chief: Latin Club, 1 yr.: Folk Music Club, 1 yr.: Senior Class Presi- dent: Junior Class Vice-President: National Merit Letter of Com- mendation: Student Council, 2 yrs, Shawn Lenhart Lucas: Attended 1 yr,: University of Hartford: French Club, 1 yr.: Art Club. 1 yr.: Photography Club. 1 yr.: Ski Club. 1 yr. Steven Arnall Lynch. Steve : Ohio State University: Track, 2 yrs,: Swimming. 2 yrs.: Band, 2 yrs : Latin Club, 2 yrs.: Spanish Club, lyr. Michael Steven Maloney. Dig-it . Attended 1 1 2 yrs,: University of Cincinnati. Diana Lee Malott. Di : Ohio State University: Hockey. 4 yrs.: Track. 4 yrs.: Band. 4 yrs.: Pow Wow, 3 yrs.: Chieftain. 2 yrs.: Folk Music Club. 2 yrs.: French Club, 2 yrs.: Health Careers Club. 2 yrs.. Presi- dent: American Field Service Student Committee. 1 yr, John W. Martin. Jack : Denison University: Football, 4 yrs,, Co- Captain: Baseball, 4 yrs.: Senior Lounge Monitor: Senior Court Jus- tice, Robert Reed Marx. Bob , Groucho , Bullet : Attended 2 1 2 yrs. Bowling Green State University: Baseball, 3 yrs.: Swim Team. 2 yrs. Chorus. 2 yrs.: Band, 1 yr.: Boys ' Glee Club, 2 yrs.: Senior Class Play Chieftain. 3 yrs.. Sports Editor: Pow Wow. 1 yr,: Newspaper Corre- spondent for Basketball Team. 2 yrs. Kenneth Larue Mathys. Ken : University of Cincinnati: Football. 4 yrs.: Basketball. 3 yrs.: Track. 3 yrs.: French Club. 3 yrs. Jonathan William Mauch, Jon : Attended 3 yrs,: Wabash College; Swim Team, 3 yrs.; Latin Club. 1 yr. Howard Robinson Mayer, Rob , Beta : Washington University; Dramatics Club. 4 yrs.. Treasurer, Vice-President; Thespians. 4 yrs.. President: Junior Class Play: Senior Class Play: Pow Wow, 4 yrs.: Folk Music Club. 1 yr; Radio Club, 1 yr.; Spanish Club, 3 yrs. Daniel Thomas McConaughy. Dan ; University of Cincinnati; Cho- rus, 2 yrs.; Dramatics Club. 2 yrs.; French Club. 3 yrs.; Pow Wow. 2 yrs.: Thespians, 1 yr. Martin Barry McClintock, Marty : Attended 2 yrs,; Northwestern University; Football, 2 yrs.; Track, 2 yrs,; Health Careers Club, 2 yrs.; Math Club. 2 yrs.; French Club. 1 yr.; Latin Club, 1 yr. Jane Elizabeth McGinnis; Attended 3 1 2 yrs.; University of Cincin- nati; Glee Club. 1 yr.; Chorus. 3 yrs.; Ensemble. 2 yrs.; Junior Class Play; Pow Wow. 2 yrs.; French Club. 2 yrs.; G.A.A,, 2 yrs.; Office Aid. 2 yrs. 72 ■• ' P! mg Alison Lee McLean: St. Francis Nursing School: Chorus, 1 yr.: Glee Club, lyr: Girls ' Ensemble, 2 yrs: Band, 4 yrs. Annette Susan Michaelis, Annie Sue : Attended 2 1 2 yrs.: Ohio University: Glee Club, 1 yr.: Junior Class Play: Senior Class Piay: Folk Music Club, 3 yrs., Secretary-Treasurer: Future Teachers of America, 2 yrs.: Art Club, 2 yrs.: Dramatics Club, 3 yrs.: Thespians, 2 yrs.: Library Aid. 2 yrs.: Row Wow, 2 yrs. Marcia Greer Middleton: Attended 3 yrs.: Bowling Green University: Legend, 1 yr.: Hea lth Careers Club, 3 yrs,: Latin Club, 1 yr.: French Club, 3 yrs.: G.A.A., 3 yrs.: Senior Homecoming Court Attendant. Carol Ann Miller: Attended 1 yr.: Miami University: Accompanist for Chorus: French Honor Society. Scott Hugh Mitchell: University of Cincinnati. Rebecca Mane Mock. Beckie : Lincoln College: Bowling, 3 yrs.: Track, 1 yr.: Chorus. 1 yr,; Glee Club. 1 yr,; Row Wow, 1 yr.: Home Economics Club. 2 yrs,. Vice-President: Photography Club, 1 yr.; G.A.A,. 3 yrs,: Health Careers Club, 2 yrs.; Office Aid, 1 yr. Marcia Etolia Mohney: Attended 3 yrs.; Agnes Scott College: G.A.A., 2 yrs.; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play; Maize, 1 yr.; Spanish Club, 3 yrs.; Spanish National Honor Society. 1 yr.: Art Club, 1 yr,; Camp Kern Counselor, 1 yr. David William Moeller; Attended 1 yr,; Undecided. Victoria Ann Moore, Ton : Attended 2 yrs.; University of Cincin- nati; Volleyball, 1 yr.; Latin Club, 1 yr. Jeffery Jeremiah Morgan, Jeff ; Attended 2 yrs.; Kenyon College: Junior Class Play: Senior Class Play; Dramatics Club, 2 yrs,, Thespi- ans; Pow Wow. 1 yr,; Chieftain, 2 yrs,. Features Editor: Debate Club, 1 yr.: National Forensic League, 1 yr,; Library Aid, 1 yr. Ritchie Lee Morrison, Ritch : Wholesale Florist. Barbara Drucilla Morse; Attended 2 yrs.; Fashion Institute of Tech- nology of State University of New York; Art Club, 2 yrs. Randolph Morse, Randy : Attended 2 yrs,; Ohio State University; Debate Club, 1 yr.; National Forensic League, 1 yr.: Folk Music Club, lyr, Margaret Ann Murphy. Peggy ; Ithaca College; Track, 2 yrs.; Cho- rus. 1 yr.; Pow Wow, 4 yrs,; Chieftain, 1 yr.; French Club, 3 yrs.; Health Careers Club, 2 yrs.; Senior Football Homecoming Attend- ant: National Honor Society, 1 yr,; Student Council, 4 yrs.. Secre- tary: Office Aid. 1 yr.; Cheerleader, 4 yrs,. Captain. James William Murray. Jr.. Jim ; Raymond Walters Branch of Uni- versity of Cincinnati. Arzell A. Nelson. Cazell . A.Z. ; Attended 2 yrs.; Work one-half year. Capital University in January. Susan Nieman; Potomac Horse Center. Maryland, Riding School: Choir, 1 yr,; ArtClub, 1 yr,; Bowling, 1 yr.: F.B.L.A., 1 yr ; Scholarship Team, 2 yrs,; Business Achievement Award. Judy Norwine, Judas ; Raymond Walters Branch of University of Cincinnati; Choir, 2 yrs,; Glee Club, 2 yrs.: Ensemble. 1 yr.: Dramat- ics Club. 3 yrs.; Folk Music Club. 1 yr.; French Club. 4 yrs.: F.T.A,, 1 yr.; National Merit Letter of Commendation; Library Aid, 1 yr, Helen Jo Ann Novak, Freezo : Attended 1 yr.; Our Lady of Cincin- nati or Ohio University; Chorus. 1 yr.: G.A.A., 1 yr. Andrew Read O ' Donnell, And ; Attended 2 yrs.; Purdue University; Cross Country, 1 yr.: Senior Class Play: Dramatics Club, 1 yr,; Sports Car Club, 1 yr. Edward Charles Orr, II, T,0. ; Ashland College; Football. 2 yrs.; Track. 3 yrs.; Junior Class Play; French Club, 2 yrs. Timothy Thomas Pansiera, Kinky : Embry-Riddle Aeronautical Institute: Swimming, 2 yrs,; Band, 1 yr,; Senior Class Play; Folk Mu- sic Club, 1 yr. Patricia Ann Pater. Patti ; Attended 2 yrs.; Barry College; Golf Team, 2 yrs.; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play; Dramatics Club, 2 yrs.; Thespians, 1 yr.; Pow Wow, 2 yrs.: G.A.A., 2 yrs.: French Club. 2 yrs. Mary Katherine Patterson. Kathie ; Attended 3 yrs,; Emory Univer- sity; Orchestra, 3 yrs,; Pow Wow, 3 yrs.: Senior Class Play; French Club, 3 yrs.; F.T.A,, 2 yrs.: National Honor Society, 1 yr,: Office Aid, 1 Most Likely to Succeed: Pitt Curtiss and Lyn Bidwell, John Rothwell Peck, Mobie ; Attended 2 yrs.: Ohio University, Pow Wow, 1 yr.; Chieftain, 1 yr. Jo Ellen Perbix, Jody ; Attended 2 yrs.; Northwestern University; Dramatics Club, 2 yrs,; National Thespians, 2 yrs.; Junior Class Play: French Club, 2 yrs.; Latin Club, 1 yr.. Secr etary; National Honor So- ciety, 2 yrs.. Secretary: French National Honor Society. 1 yr.; Pow Wow. 1 yr. Thomas Eriing Peterson. Tom ; Stanford University: Football, 4 yrs.: Baseball, 1 yr.; Junior Class Play: Pow Wow, 1 yr.; Legend, 1 yr.. Advertising Editor; Chieftain, 1 yr.; Spanish Club, 4 yrs.: Ski Club. 4 yrs.. Vice-President; Health Careers Club. 2 yrs.; Spanish National Honor Society, 4 yrs,. President, Treasurer, 4th Vice-President in Ohio; National Honor Society, 1 yr,: Scholarship Team, 2 yrs.; Stu- dent Council. 3 yrs.; Freshman Class Vice-President; Sophomore Class President. Suzanne Greye Pitcairn, Sudi ; Attended 2 yrs.; The College of Wooster; G.A.A., 1 yr.; Glee Club, 1 yr.: Dramatics Club, 2 yrs.; Senior Class Play; Thespians, 1 yr.; Legend, 1 yr.; Folk Music Club, 2 yrs.; National Honor Society, 1 yr : Pow Wow, 2 yrs.: Tutorial Staff, 1 yr.; Senior Tutorial. Most Studious: Bob Hart and Judy Arms. 73 Mark Hyde Pitt: Attended 3 yrs-. Ohio University David Harry Plump: Brown University: Basketball. 4 yrs.; Baseball, 1 yr.; Tennis, 2 yrs.: Senior Class Play: Legend, 1 yr.. Editor; French Club, 1 yr.; National Honor Society, 1 yr,; Senior Class Treasurer; Scholarship Team, 2 yrs.; Delegate to Rotary Club Seminar. Kristine Jane Poff. Kris , Puff , Poof ; Hanover College; Hockey. 1 yr.; Track, 1 yr.: Bowling. 2 yrs.: Glee Club, 1 yr.; Triple Trio. 4 yrs.; Ensemble. 1 yr.; Choir. 3 yrs: French Club. 2 yrs.; F.T.A., 1 yr.: G.A.A.. 3 yrs.: Debate Club. 1 yr . Girls ' State; Future Homemaker Award; Office Aid. 4 yrs. Deborah Lauren Pope. Debbie ; Denison University. Hockey. 2 yrs.; Chorus, 3 yrs.; Pow Wow. 1 yr.; Senior Class Play. Dramatics Club. 3 yrs.; Legend. 2 yrs.; French Club, 4 yrs.; National Honor Society. 1 yr : Scholarship Team. 3 yrs; Library Aid. 4 yrs. Melissa Rae Raffurty; Wilmington College; Basketball. 2 yrs.; Track, 1 yr,; Dramatics Club. 3 yrs., Secretary-Treasurer: Thespians, 2 yrs,; Junior Class Play; G.A.A.. 3 yrs.; Library Aid, 2 yrs.; Office Aid, 1 yr. Raymond Randolph Raffurty. Thor ; Illinois Institute of Technolo- gy ; Track, 4 yrs.; Cross Count ry.lyr.: Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play; Dramatics Club, 2 yrs.; Thespians. 2 yrs.; Pow Wow, 1 yr.; Radio Club, 2 yrs.; Sports Car Club. 1 yr.. President: Math Club. 1 yr.; Library Aid. 2 yrs. Bessie Mildred Raines; Kent State University. Track. 2 yrs.; Spanish National Honor Society. 2 yrs.; Art Club. 2 yrs.: Library Aid. 4 yrs. David Charles Randolph. Dave ; Southern Methodist University; Band. 4 yrs.: Spanish Club. 2 yrs.; Spanish National Honor Society. 3 yrs.; Pow Wow. 4 yrs.: President. Band Council, Mary Terese Rapchak. Terry ; Attended 2 1 2 yrs.; Michigan State University; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play; Chieftain. 2 yrs.. Leg end. 1 yr.; French Club, 2 yrs.; Latin Club, 1 yr.; French National Honor Society. 1 yr.: National Honor Society. 2 yrs.; G.A.A,. 2 yrs.; Pow Wow. 2 yrs. Kenneth Richard Reckman. Ken ; University of Cincinnati; French Club, 1 yr. Daniel Elwood Redman. Danl. ; Transylvania College; Basketball. 1 yr.; Football. 2 yrs.; Baseball. 1 yr ; Senior Class Play; Legend. 1 yr; Sports Car Club. 1 yr. John Satchell. Satch . 75 : Denison University: Baseball. 4 yrs.: Football. 2 yrs. Michael J, W Schockman. Mike : United States Navy: Pow Wow 4 yrs. Dale Justice Schumacher, Shoo-Shoo : University of Houston: Golf. 1 yr,; Chorus. 1 yr : Senior Class Play; Chieftain. 1 yr . Latin Club, 2 yrs. Anita Louise Scovanner; Beloit College; Glee Club, 1 yr.; Band. 4 yrs.; Dramatics Club, 1 yr.; Folk Music Club. 1 yr.; French Club. 3 yrs.; Pow Wow. 4 yrs. Alan Shaffer. Ohio College of Applied Science: Maize. 1 yr.: Radio Club. 2 yrs.; Library Aid. 3 yrs; Pow Wow, 2 yrs : Sports Car Club, 1 y- Thomas Edward Sheehy. Durf ; Lincoln Junior College: Dramatics Club, 4 yrs.; Thespians. 2 yrs.; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play: Pow Wow. 4 yrs.; Maize. 2 yrs.; Chieftain. 2 yrs.: Folk Music Club. 2 yrs., President: Art Club, 3 yrs.. President: Photography Club. 2 yrs.. President; Sports Car Club, 1 yr.; Scholastic Art Competition Gold Key Winner, Randall Booth Shepard. Randy ; Dartmouth College. Senior Class Play: Pow Wow. 1 yr.; Debate Club. 4 yrs.; Latin Club, 2 yrs,; National Honor Society. 1 yr. David Edward Shotwell. Shotts ; University of Cincinnati; Junior Class Play: Senior Class Play: Pow Wow. 1 yr.; Photography Club. 1 yr; Art Club. 2 yrs. Elizabeth Jane Sicking, Betsy ; Attended 1 1 2 yrs,; University of Cincinnati; French Club, 1 yr.; G.A.A.. 1 yr.: Pow Wow, 1 yr. Heather Anne B. Smith; Attended 2 yrs.; University of Massachu- setts; Future Teachers of America, 1 yr.; G.A.A., 2 yrs, Joanne Elizabeth Smith: Wittenberg University; Glee Club. 1 yr.; Junior Class Play; Legend, 4 yrs.; French Club, 3 yrs.; G.A.A. , 4 yrs.; Freshman Basketball Attendant; Student Council, 1 yr,; G,A.A. Rep- resentative. Phil Smith; Attended 3 1 2 yrs.: Undecided. William F. Smith, Bill ; Georgia Institute of Technology; Spanish Club. 3 yrs.; Spanish National Honor Society, 2 yrs.. Secretary-Trea- Best Dancers; Linda Carroll and Ted Orr. surer: Chief Justice of Senior Court. Nicholas J. Stagge. Jr.. Nick : Attended 3 yrs.; University of Cincin- nati; Dramatics Club. 2 yrs.; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play; Debate Club. 1 yr.; Pow Wow. 1 yr. Sally Curtis Starr; Stephens College; Hockey. 2 yrs.: Glee Club. 3 yrs.; Triple Trio. 3 yrs.; Dramatics Club. 3 yrs.; Junior Class Play; Chieftain. 4 yrs.; Legend. 1 yr.; French Club, 3 yrs.; G.A.A., 3 yrs.; Senior Basketball Attendant; Cheerleader. 1 yr. Cynthia Lee Stowell. Clutch . Indiana University; Basketball, 4 yrs.. Captain. Hockey. 4 yrs.; Tennis. 4 yrs.; Volleyball. 1 yr.: Chorus. 1 yr; Glee Club. 2 yrs; Triple Trio. 2 yrs.; Folk Music Club. 2 yrs.: Spanish Club. 4 yrs.. President: Spanish National Honor Society. 3 yrs.. Vice-President; National Honor Society. 2 yrs.; G.A.A., 4 yrs.: Camp Kern Counselor, 1 yr.; Spanish Librarian. 2 yrs. David Lee Stubbers. Dave ; Embry-Riddle Institute of Aeronautics; Bowling. 2 yrs.. Band. 4 yrs.; Orchestra. 3 yrs,: Junior Class Play; Pow Wow, 4 yrs.; Sports Car Club. 1 yr.; Band Council. 2 yrs.; Dram Major. 1 yr. Randall Walter Sweeney. S.S. : Ohio State University; Football. 4 yrs.: Track. 2 yrs.; Wrestling. 1 yr. Ellis Calvin Taylor, L.S.T. ; Pentecostal Bible Institute; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play; Radio Club. 3 yrs.; Sports Car Club. 1 yr.: Library Aid. 3 yrs. Steve Taylor: Ohio University; Football. 3 yrs.; Wrestling. 3 yrs.. Cap- tain; Latin Club, 1 yr. George L. TenEyck. Tank , Fish ; Attended 2 yrs,; Undecided: Swimming, 2 yrs.. Captain. Nancy Lee Threadgill. Threads : Attended 2 1 2 yrs.; Michigan State University; Track. 2 yrs.; Glee Club, 1 yr,: Choir, 2 yrs.; Choir Council President; Ensemble. 1 yr.; Dramatics Club. 3 yrs.; Folk Music Club, 2 yrs.; Spanish Club 1 yr.; G.A.A.. 2 yrs.; National Honor Society. 1 yr.; French National Honor Society. 1 yr.; National Merit Letter of Commendation: Scholarship Team. 2 yrs.: Office Aid. 1 yr.; Pow Wow. 1 yr. Kim Douglas Tingley. Ting ; University of Cincinnati; Dramatics Club. 3 yrs.; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play: Thespians, 2 yrs.; Chieftain, 2 yrs.; Spanish Club, 3 yrs.; Science Club. 2 yrs., Vice- President; Radio Club. 2 yrs.; Sports Car Club, 1 yr.. Vice-President; Spanish National Honor Society. 2 yrs. 74 Mary Ann looker. Little One ; Attended 2 yrs.; Raymond Walters Branch of University of Cincinnati: Glee Club. 1 yr.; Band, 2 yrs.: Majorette, 2 yrs.: Pow Wow. 2 yrs.: Senior Class Play: Legend. 1 yr.: Spanish Club. 2 yrs.: Health Careers Club. 1 yr. Terry Charles Turner. Flash : Bowling Green: Football. 4 yrs.: Basketball. 4 yrs.: Tennis. 2 yrs.: Track, 2 yrs.: Chorus. 3 yrs.: French Club. 2 yrs.: Student Council, 3 yrs.: Library Aid, 3 yrs.: Sophomore Class Vice-President. Pamela Jean Ventress: De Pauw University: Hockey. 4 yrs.. Captain: Basket ball. 4 yrs.: Tennis. 3 yrs.: Glee Club, lyr.: Legend. 1 yr.: Chieftain, 2 yrs.: French Club, 2 yrs.: G.A.A., 4 yrs.. President: Health Careers Club. 2 yrs.: Senior Court. Thomas Vogel. Tom : University of Cincinnati: Track. 2 yrs,: Cho- rus, 1 yr. Albert Reed Vordenberg. Vordo : Wittenberg University: Football. 4 yrs.: Basketball, 4 yrs.: Baseball, 1 yr.: Track. 1 yr.: French Club. 1 yr. John Scott Walkenhorst. Jack : Wesleyan University: Tennis, 2 yrs.: Baseball. 1 yr.: Track, 2 yrs.. Captain: Cross Country. 3 yrs.: Basketball. 4 yrs.: Senior Class Play: Spanish Club, 2 yrs.: Spanish National Honor Society. 2 yrs.: Scholarship Team. 2 yrs.: Student Council. 3 yrs,: Senior Class Vice-President: Senior Court. Holly Anne Wambach: Ohio State University: Basketball, 1 yr.: Ju- nior Class Play: Senior Class Play: Legend, lyr.: French Club. 2 yrs.: G.A.A.. 3 yrs.: Health Careers Club. 1 yr.: Phys. Ed. Award for Most Congenial Girl, Victoria Mane Warschauer, Vickie : University of Cincinnati: Bowl- ing, 3 yrs.: Basketball. 3 yrs.: Senior Class Play: Folk Music Club, 1 yr,: French Club, 2 yrs.: Health Careers Club, 3 yrs.: G.A.A.. 4 yrs.: Office Aid. 1 yr. Susan Lucile Webster. Sue : Ohio University or Centre: Track. 1 yr,: G.A.A.. 1 yr.: Art Club, 1 yr.: Spanish Club, 1 yr.: Spanish Nation- al Honor Society, 1 yr. Barbara Baker Welch: Stephens College: Glee Club, 1 yr.: Junior Class Play: Senior Class Play: French Club, 1 yr.: Rifle Club. 1 yr.; Office Aid, 1 yr.: Pow Wow, 1 yr. M Most Athletic Seniors: Terry Turner and Cindy Stowel I. Best Dressed Seniors: Bob Johnson and Peggy Murphy. Nancy Carol Wexler. Nance : Case-Western Reserve University; Choir, 3 yrs.: TripleTrio. 2yrs.: Dramatics Club. 4 yrs: Junior Class Play; Thespians. 1 yr.; Maize. 2 yrs.. Editor: Chieftain. 1 yr,: Latin Club, 2 yrs.: Spanish Club, 2 yrs.: Health Careers Club. 2 yrs.; Schol- arship Team. 1 yr.; Library Aid, 3 yrs,: Pow Wow, 2 yrs. Susan Gwynne Wood. Sue . Wood : Attended 3 yrs.: University of Cincinnati: G.A.A., 1 yr.; Spanish Club, 2 yrs. John Christy Woolery: Georgia Tech; Basketball, 1 yr.; Track. 1 yr.; Chorus, lyr; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play; Latin Club. 2 yrs.; Folk Music Club, 4 yrs.; Sports Car Club, 1 yr.; Pow Wow, 2 yrs. Joellen Louise Wright. Jody : Attended 3 yrs.; Concordia Lutheran Junior College; Basketball, 2 yrs.; Chorus. 2 yrs.: Folk Music Club. 2 yrs.; French Club. 2 yrs.; Future Teachers of America. 2 yrs.: G.A.A., 3 yrs.; Office Aid, 3 yrs.; Pow Wow, 3 yrs. Linda Kay Ziegler. Zigs ; University of Cincinnati; Hockey. 1 yr.; Track. 2 yrs.; Cheerleader, 3 yrs.. Co -Captain; PowWow,2yrs.: Dramatics Club, 1 yr.: Senior Class Play; Spanish Club, 2 yrs,; G.A.A., 4 yrs.: Spanish National Honor Society. 1 yr.; Senior Basket- ball Homecoming Queen: Student Council. 3 yrs. George Zienau, Z ; University of Cincinnati; Baseball, 2 yrs,: Foot- ball. 2 yrs.; Track. 1 yr.; Spanish Club. 2 yrs. 75 Baccalaureate The Baccalaureate Service was held at St. Gertrude ' s Church on Sunday evening. June 2. Reverend Paul R. Long delivered the Invocation and Reverend Dale Beittel read the Scripture and a prayer. Mr. Richard Faux of the Friends Meeting gave the meditation On Being Genuine. After Reverend William Patterson ' s Benediction, the Choir sang The Lord Bless and Keep You and the class filed out of thechurch. 77 Commencement Hours of rehearsal with seniors intoxicated with the wine of freedom taking time out from pre-graduation parties thinking about post-graduation parties LEFT, right, LEFT, right Don ' t forget to hold up your roses! Diploma in left hand, shake hands with the right hand a modern miracle — NO RAIN!! moved those chairs??? WHO 78 The Fifteenth Annual Commencement was held at the Indian Hill Athletic Field on Friday evening. June 7. One hundred and ninety-one students were in the Class of ' 68. The Honorable Michael J. Maloney. Senator. Seventh District. Ohio Legislature, spoke on The Age of Protest — Its Implications to Authority. Mr. R. Booth Shepard. President of the Board of Education. presented the diplomas. After the symbolic turning of the tassels and the singing of the Alma Mater, the graduates filed out to form a receiving line m their last collective gesture as a class. !|| ii | 79 ' Li- Folk MusicClub Sponsored by Mr. Thomas Hippie, the Folk Music Club is one of the newer clubs at IH and reflects the trend of the times toward folk singing and music. The club has started a songbook which they hope will be continued each year. The mam production of the year was a Hootenanny held on April 5. Master and Mistress of Ceremony wereTom Sheehy and Ann Michaelis. The Hootenanny featured the P. B.F.C. and solos by Dave Rodgers, Sue Pitcairn. Becky Ahmann, and Mike Haggerty. Meetings of the club were always exciting Hey, get the President out of the closet! So Mr. Hippie ' s finally going to do a solo Somebody stole the Hootenanny posters! . . . The IH Art Club, sponsored by Mrs. Wirthlin, decorated the hallowed halls of the high school at Christmas time. Several members of theclub, notably Beth Bevis, Durf Sheehy, and Diane Haas, distinguished themselves by winningawards in various city art shows. ArtClub 82 The Girls ' Glee Club is an excellent music group. The Glee Club qualified for state competition and received a superior rating. Under the direction of Mr. Cox, the group shows more promise every year. Also under the direction of Mr. Benjamin Cox, the Indian Hill High School Choir has achieved a fine reputation in both district and state competition. In April, having qualified for state competition, the Choir traveled to Columbus, where they received an excellent rating. The group presented several concerts, and also sang at Baccalaureate and Recognition Day ceremonies. Girls ' GleeClub Choir ■ t- ; ;.c ' i .-:.tv : ' ;:v?.i ft ' .j r ' . ri - ;; - ' v , , ■r-:i... ' .f- :: .■■.y r, The elite of the musical groups is the Orchestra. This group concentrates on more intricate music and has a preference for classical compositions. A fairly new group in the school, the Orchestra grows in size and quality every year. The Band has such a reputation for excellence that each year it seems as if the band cannot possibly improve. Yet. somehow, Mr. Snapp accomplishes the difficult task by having the Band attain new honors and achieve new heights of performance. Whether playingat concerts, assemblies, or Pow Wow, the Band performed a variety of music and commanded the attention of all listeners. The Band received excellent ratings in every competition it participated in this year, and has received an invitation to perform with the Cincinnati Bengals next fall. ' 84 Orchestra Concert Band 85 Maize Within a labyrinthine room ornamented with psychedelic images and inspirational collages, the great thinkers of the Maize meditate upon the poems and stories submitted to them. Then the amaizing critics choose the outstanding contributions which receive the highest honor of being placed in Indian Hill ' s fore- most literary publication, the Maize (translation: Indian Corn). With Mrs. Stanton as their patroness, this year ' s staff created a colossal collection of student work blessed by their own Maize god. Radio Club gB C!P « Photo Club The first picture of the Photography Club, an ac- tive group this year, was besmirched by alien glory-seekers. The next picture was ruined by their own efforts. Sorry about that! 86 nother IH Innovation — That ' s Progress! T7} ' ' -X W ' KilfeN ' fl9H t -v,a_ - .m T-i Sa: 728 AS iflH • m A What? Did you say Miss Graham? . . . Yes. this year Miss Graham valiantly agreed to sponsor the IH Sports Car Club. A unique one-of-its-kind venture and first in the area, the club has grown from a handful to more than seventy participants in its last rally. President and founder Ray Raffurty has called the association a great success. The various rallies climax the club ' s activities and give the students a chance to demonstrate the careful driving and safety techniques that are mandatory for all members. The rallies (becoming somewhat of a Sunday Afternoon Couples Club) were never anything short of fun and surprises for the hardy souls who entered. You mean THIS is . a . road? . You ' re the navigator. I ' m just driving! What ' s that sign say? Cleveland? . Car 54, Where are you? , Kincaid and Mattox passed me at 70 and I never saw them again! , Lost? There is no such word! (50 miles out of town maybe). 1958 was a triumphant year for the Debate Club, and theClub ' s new sponsor. Miss Puschaver. This club was more active and venturesome than ever before, trying for the first time cross-examination debates. The club gained its first trophy at Saint Xavier, and won an admirable second place rating at Middletown. The members of this club have a lot to say, and they say it well. National Forensics League, the honorary society of Debate Club, increased its numbers by awarding five memberships. Its members now have seven advanced degrees among them. The league counts 1968 as a progressive year in view of the notable achievements of its members. Debate Club STANDING: Miss Puschaver. sponsor; Bill Koch. President: Judy Arms, Secretary-Trea- surer, and Debbie Wagner. SEATED: Jim Trimble, Randy Morse, Mark Ulmschneider, and Randy Shepard. National Forensic League STANDING: Bill Koch, Pres- ident; Judy Arms, Secre- tary-Treasurer; SEATED: Randy Shepard, Mark Ulmschneider, Becky Ahmann, Vicki Munn, Dana Murphy, and Debbie Wag- ner. 88 Office Aides :M! MSS - p. Baugh. P. Baugh. B. Behrends. P. Brenner. C, Bridgeland. P. Can- non, S. Chapman, C. Cunningham. S, Edgett, D. Ellcoff, F. Farrell. R. Ferrara, L. Friley, D. Haas. D. Hatch, J. Hatch. C. Healy. P. Holl- ingsed. B. Kelley, K. Kern, J. McGinnis. J. Maranchik. B. Miller. J. Natichioni, C. O ' Donneil. L. Pabst, D. Patterson, J, Perbix, K. Poff. P. Price. P. Reusser. R. Schumacher. A. Sinsheimer. N. Tingley. M, Wagner, M. Walton. V, Warschauer, J, Wright. C, Wyatt, Library Aides B. Bevis. B. Bidwell. D, Bridgeland. P. Cannon. R. Carstarphen. P Chewnmg. D. Crossett, N, Dick, D, Dugle, D, Dion. J. Ewell. P. Farkas M. Fogg. P.Goldsberry.A.Michaehs.J.Morgan.S.Mossman.T Murphy, D. Pope. R. Raffurty, B, Raines, D Sayre, T, Scovanner, D, Shepard, M. Ulmschneider. H. Wexler. N. Wexler. J. Whitney, 89 G.A.A. Mrs. Weisberger took over the sponsorship of the Girls ' Athletic Association last September. This organization supervised interscholastic and intramural sports, gave parties for a local orphanage, and planned the much-publicized GAA dance Hey, the Freshmen are asking guys two months ahead of time! It ' s the only date I ' ll have all year. andl ' MaskmgHIM! ... dance theme Silver Snowball . . music by the Animal Farm Just because I asked you to the dance doesn ' t mean I have to pay for the food! BOTTOM ROW: V, Cannon, Mrs. Weisberger. D. Smith (class rep.), N. DeBra (class rep.). C. Cunningham (class rep.), L. Bidwell (Treasur- er). A. Barrows (Vice-President). P. Ventress (President). P. Cannon (Secretary), K. Jarvis (class rep). C. Bridgeland (class rep), N. Ritts (class rep.). B. Suciu (class rep.). N. Evans. SECOND ROW: A. Dor- man, D. Johnson. D. Maphet. D. Caldwell. D. Ellcoff. P. Lohr. J. Mc- Graw. T. Lee. C. Muzzo. S. Wynne. D. Dawson. K. Frednckson, S. Mossman. THIRD ROW: D. Roberts. C. Challinor. L. Dorman, H. Wambach. D. Malott, N. Threadgill. P. Hardin, E. Hardin. B. Drake, S. Paul. J Eakes. P. Brenner, A. Hinsch. C. Wyatt. S. Wiggins, L. Schnei- der, FOURTH ROW: S. Lammerding. E. Harrison. D. Kruse. J. Drei- dame, B, Behrends, C. Kemp, L. Taylor, L. Friliey. S. Ross. J. Farrell. D, Parker. K. Mitchell. J Smith. C. Campbell. J, McDowell. A. Griffin. B. Bidwell. K. Smith. FIFTH ROW: M. Hauck, H. Sims, S. Martin. C. Tredway, J. Finn, K, Nelson. M. Fogg. B. Zapf. A. Lanham, H. John- son, S. Guilfoyle. C. ODonnell, L. Ventress, K. Oesterlein. C. Red- mon, D. Wanous, P. Whitehead. G. Rehse. S. Reid. SIXTH ROW: A. Harrison, L. Cleveland, D, Pope, H. Smith, P. Pater, P, Ries, P. Vaughn. J. Smith, L. Ziegler. D. Hatch. D. Bridgeland. P. Murphy. H. Novak, L. Carroll, J. Wright, V. Warschaur. E. Remler. S. Condit. B. Sicking, S. Kerr. SEVENTH ROW: M. Hauck. B, Lynch. M. Geier. R. Wirthlin,B.Bevis,J.Numrich,S.Kntzer,H.Wexler.L.Mehas.J. Dickey. T. Rapchak. S. Ross. M. Middleton. M. Feci. R. Fasold. N. Su- ciu. M. Wagner. W. Artzt, C. Campbell. B. Delaplaine. A. Holmes. EIGHTH ROW: C. Edmonds. L. Petrie. D. Asher. B. Craven. R. Schu- macher, S- Meabon, D, Patterson, J. Cullen, C. Stowell. L. Riecks, K. Fahy, K. Patterson, V. Fleckenstein. K. Reynolds. N. Fasold. J. Cook, P. Baugh, T. Caldwell, D. Caldwell, M. Fennessey. F.T.A FTA gave invaluable help to the PTA by working and assisting at this year ' s PTA functions. Mem- bers of the club are Diane Robert s.Kathy Rey- nolds, Dee Michaelis, Ruth Robertshaw, Chuck Neave. Bill Hill, and Mike Brumfield. ROW ONE: B. Camm, D, Rogers, J. Godar, M. Casse, M. Middleton, D. Malott, S, Ross. P. Ventress. P. RIes, ROW TWO: G. Nach- bauer. J. Jones, K. Scovanner. N. Wexler. J. Wright, M. looker, V. Warschauer. K. Reynolds, D. Bridgeland. L. Riecks, B. Ahmann P. Murphy. ROW THREE: B. Faulkner. M. McClintock, S. Campbell, L. Arnett. Careers I.H. Players Produce Classics By Milneand Wilder THESPIANS; Rick Groth. Rob Mayer. Miss Berwanger. Diane Hol- ditch. Suzanne Pitcairn. Debby Leue, Eileen Driscoli. Jane Mack. Vickie Munn. Nola Dick. Gary Carelli, Kim Tingley, Andy ODonnell. Melissa Raffurty. Judy Arms. Pam Young. Ray Raffurty. Jody Perbix. Becky Ahmann. Patti Pater. Kathy Howard. Annie Sue Michaelis. Jeff Morgan. Doug Lovett. Tim Hensgen, Tom Sheehy. Indian Hill Dramatics Club be- gan the year with the annual children ' s play. This year the much-loved story of Winnie the Pooh was selected a nd became a great success. Seven per- formances were given for the elementary schools in the area. The Dramatics Club major pro- duction was the well-known play, OurTown. The performances at Drake Road were enjoyed all three nights by a large audi- ence. In fact. OurTown was chosen by the IH Thespians to be their entry in the Thespian Contest in the Spring. } WinnieThe Pooh National Thespians IS an honorary group of Dramatics Club members who have earned the required number of points needed for member- ship. Each year a National Thespian Contest is held for interested groups wantingto enter. This year the IH Thespians hosted the Greater Cincinnati Contest at Drake Road Elementary School OurTown was the only play to let the stage crew perform fora llveaudience . . . Hey, where are the sound effects? . , I can ' t find my table! Where are the dead people? They ' re on now! . . . Which stage hand has on the mini skirt? . . . Good luck to the cast from the crew! u r T o w n Lovett and Plump Head Publications Staffs LEGEND EDITORS: Tom Peterson, Advertising IVlanager; Dave Plump, Editor-in-Chief; Diane Haas, Art Editor; Linda Bock, Sales Manager; and Suzy Baker, Copy Editor. COPY STAFF; Sue Pitcairn, Debby Leue, Debbie Pope, Barb Lynch, and Suzy Baker. 94 Fighting a dearth of money, time, information, and quality pictures, the Legend staff forged ahead bravely to create this 1968 edition, and dared to offer it to the students. This book has been conceived at the cost of great personal hardship and self-sacrifice on the part of the staff Let it be said that for every word they wrote, it cost them a drop of their blood. Legend Sales Staff Legend Advertisement Staff Chieftain Production Staff CHIEFTAIN EDITORS. Suzi Wiggins. Assistant News Editor; Pam Ventress. News Editor; Tim Beittel, Assistant Editor; Bob Marx. Sports Editor; Doug Lovett, Editor-in-Cfnief; Pitt Curtiss, Business Manager; and Jeff Morgan, Features Editor The guiding principle in the production of the Chieftain can be summed up in five words: Tell it like it is. And the dauntless editors have faced threats and blackmail in this process. The Chieftain candidly editorialized such sacred subjects as Homecomings, school policy, and noted administrative figures who roam these halls. This year the issue of all issues was produced — a parody of Time with Miss Anna M. Graham on the cover. The most successful Chieftain ever printed, this one issue broke all sales records. However, Editor Lovett is still trying to explain aboutthe school businfrontofthe Gayety or, for that matter, the cigarette ad . . Chieftain Reporters 95 French Club French Honorary French Club 96 Latin Club Spanish Honorary Spanish Club r Qu ' est-ce que c ' est, hombre? . Omni Gaul es divis m how many parts? Here we go a caroling — en frangais. en espanol. in lingua latma . luncheon at Pigall ' s (Are you sure that snails are a French delicacy?) . . . Man of La Mancha . travelogues on Rome and speeches on Latin culture . Sponsors: Mesdames Townsend and Barkley, Senorita Onj and Senor Fogle . . , Et tu Mr. Blackburn? . . . monthly meetings and special projects . . . Fiesta! . . no me diga! . . . muy bien. FIRST ROW: L. Bidwell. P, Murphy. P Reusser. D, Pope. N. Threadgill, S. Pitcairn, and J. Werner SECOND ROW: A. Sinsheimer, M, Wagner. L. Martin. D. Hatch, S. Montgomery. J, Arms. J. Perbix, D. Holditch. S. Baker, A. Holmes. B. Champe, R. Ferrara, T. Rapchak, K. Patterson, and C, Stowell. THIRD ROW: T. Hensgen, S. Sendel- beck, K. Hoffman, B. Hart. B. Koch, G. Reynolds, J, Walkenhorst. D. Plump, T. Peterson, D. Lovett, C. Clements, P. Curtiss, S. Vogel, M. Altom, J. Jones, and R. Groth. Not pictured; L. Evans, D. Fowls. E. Harrison, V. Munn, R. Shepard, and K. Smith. National Honor Society The National Honor Society, traditionally an organization reserved for students of inigh scholastic achievement, upstanding moral character, leadership to the school, and service to the community, revised its charter and expanded its membership to forty-four members this year. The new junior members did the traditional ushering at Baccalaureate and Commencement. Plans for a more active group were discussed, but considered impossible, as the students are too busy holding up their grades to undertake any more activities. I hate initiations — the candles never light! . I can ' t remember my speech Are you sure that I ' m supposed to be in this society? . . After all, what ' s better than honor? ' 68 ScholarshipTeam p. Curtiss. Treasurer: P. Murphy, Secretary; D. Doyle. Vice President; L. Bidwell, President; and Mr. David Fell, Sponsor. Student Counci The Student Council had quite a series of tasks set before it this year such as managing Work Day, sending clothes to Appalachia, supporting the IH foster child, cooperating with a new administration, supervising detention, sponsoring elections, and promoting school spirit. However, under the able leadership of Lyn Bidwell. the council has been successful in accomplishing all of these goals. Each year the council participates more actively in the affairs of the high school, and puts more responsibility on the shoulders of students. All of the representatives for next year ' s council have vowed to eliminate student apathy . . that is, if student apathy really exists. ROW ONE: T. Shriver, B. Lynch. A. Dollenmeyer. D. Bates, D. Hull. S. Wiggins. L. Cleveland, and C. Conway. ROW TWO: B, Kelley. N. Ritts, B. Harness. B. Bevis. and C. Bridgeland. ROW ONE: D. Bidwell. T. Peterson, and D. Walkenhorst. ROW TWO: M. Casse. L. Ziegler. M. Wagner. S. Montgomery, and K. Castle. ROW THREE: S. Hamilton. D. Fowls. S. Vogel, D. Lovett, and R. Carstar- phen. c ' 67 Braves and Coach Take Top League Honors AGAIN A successful 9 win - 1 loss season an EHL award many outstanding players Pitt Curtiss (guard) Jack Martin (guard) Reed Vordenberg (quarterback) Terry Turner (halfback) Dave DeBra (end) Dave Ewing (middle line backer) Marty McClintock (back) Clark named EHL ' s Coach of tfie Year for the second consecutive year the satisfaction of putting down Mariemont once again the hard-fought game with Wyoming and the triumph over arch-rival Loveland. Coach Clark plans his strategy. FRONT ROW: John Peck. Tom Cubbison, Rob Ritts, Bob Wagenseller, Dave Bidwell, Tim Hall, Ralph Farmer SECOND ROW: Tom Peter- son, J im Atteberry, Ken O ' Leary. Randy Sweeney. Bob Mercer, Jack Martin, John Lohr, John Satchell. THIRD ROW: Doug Erwin, Dan Ritts, Reed Vordenberg, Ken Hoffman, Dan Flerlage, Ken Mathys, Pierce Klemmt, FOURTH ROW: Dave Brooks, Marty McClintock, Dave Ewing, Bob Bull. Don Fowls, Terry Turner, Steve Brand, Harry Nisonger. Back Row: Sandy Stribling, Pitt Curtiss, Dave DeBra. % = ' - 102 IH OPPONENTS SCORE 16 Finneytown Hamilton Garfield 25 44 Milford 12 14 Sycamore 22 Loveland 6 28 Manemont 36 Glen Este 28 Madeira 36 Deer Park 6 8 Wyoming 6 Marty picks one off. Keep those socks up. Kenny! Ralph Farmer Jack Martin David Debra Marty McClintock IBJi Reed Vordenberg Ken Mathys PittCurtiss Dave Brooks JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM TOP ROW: B Jacques. D. Ker- lakes, M. McConnelL V, Houten. B Weisnecker, G Farmer. B. Har- ness, and S. Stribling. MIDDLE ROW: G Fritz, D. Curt iss. J. Holt- camp, M Connor, B Plettnei, J Lindner, T, Forbes, and L Bull, BOTTOM ROW: J, Misali. C, Davis. D, Stephan. J. Martin. B, Revis, J, Ingram, and S, Heimbrock. FRESHMEN FOOTBALL TEAM: TOP ROW: R, Little. T. Emery. Coach Bob Gardner, A. Shick. T. Atteberry. K. Haggerty, P. Sepkovitch. M. Meuller. J. McKissick. M. Hamilton. B. DeGarmo. S, Morlein, and Chff Hern, MIDDLE ROW: 0, Berry, J, Lumbardo. S. Easton. T. Heim- brock. M, Behymer. P, Mickler, B, Revis. W, Cox, J, Blakeley, M, Van Duyne. B. Erwin, B, Vinning. BOTTOM ROW: D. Finch. P. Smith. P, Duplace. C. Benhase. R. Sanders, C. Le Blonde. P. Hand. M. Brum- field. G. Rabius. and C. Cooper, 106 Today ' s Reserves Make Tomorrow ' s Varsity 107 Braves Give League Champs Double Drubbing IH 45 Madeira 42 Finneytown 60 Deer Park 55 Loveland 53 Milford 51 Glen Este 74 Sycamore 48 Manemont 52 Madeira 62 Deer Park 52 Loveland 52 Country Day 55 Milford 62 Glen Este 59 Sycamore 59 Manemont 59 Oxford Talawanda OPPONENTS 49 54 58 45 54 46 58 62 65 60 44 39 47 40 64 69 62 Bertelson kept a stiff upper lip throughout the season Veni Vidi VicI 108 Hamilton leaps against his Glen Este opponent m a game that brought a 62 to 40 win for I H- The Braves, under Coach Ed Kinney, were a well-balanced basketball team. Their record was 9-9 twice the League Champion Wildcats of Deer Park met defeat at Indian Hill ' s hands , . . usually led by Brand. Bertelson. Vordenberg. Turner, and Hosea, and backed by a strong bench (that didn ' t break the whole season!) , Braves showed much potential, but were handicapped by a lack of enthusiasm and experience , The team never failed to entertain the fans Loveland games were a not . . . end of the year awards , , Terry Turner (Most Improved) . . , Steve Brand (Most Valuable Player) . . Rick Hosea (Captain). TOP ROW: Harry Nisonger. Terry Turner, Jack Walkenhorst, Dave DeBra, Dave Doyle, Rick Hosea, Mark Bertelson. Dave Plump, Scott Hamilton, and Steve Brand BOTTOM ROW: Jack Jones, Ken 0 ' - Leary. Reed Vordenberg. Ken Hoffman, and Jim Braddock, Dan Yemiola, manager. David Debra Rick Hosea Jack Walkenhorst David Doyle Seniors Spark ' 68 Squad Reed Vordenberg Terry Turner Dave Plump 111 Scott Hamilton K si i M L - ' . H H ■kII CV p ' H m I;; : % ' ife; p- P ' Q BI ,:.; BK K m v..J H H 1 s ? Iv B B Ki 1 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM, TOP ROW: Coach Bob Gard- ner, M, McConnell. B, Jacques, A. Kurland. G. Stuhlreyer, B. Cecil, F Radcliffe. manager, and George Peck, manager BOTTOM ROW: C, Priemer. D, Stephan, T. Mickler. D. Murphy, D, Linnell, M. Pope, and F, Flohr, Junior Varsity and Freshnnan Basketba FRESHMEN BASKETBALL TEAM, TOP ROW: N, Warschauer, B Har- ness, J. Howe. G, Fritz, K. Mason, D. Ricker, B, Keidal. D, Kenakes, M. Meuller. A.Shick.andCoach Dale McKibben. BOTTOM ROW: C. Conway, Manager, C. Davis, B, Walkenhorst, P. Mickler, B, Van Ve- zel, J. Brown, and S- Plump. 112 Swim Team motto: Sink or swim! 1968. an eventful year for the team participation in many swim meets four swimmers compete in state meets at Columbus: Lyie Fiore, George Ten Eyck, Ken O ' Leary, Marc Middleton The bubble ' s up — practice can start now! Get that girl out of the locker room! Fora swim team without its own pool, we ' re doing pretty good . . . This school does not allow topless bathing suits Even on guys? Come on in, the water ' s fine . . . Hey, you ' re all wet! Would You Believe A Swim Team With No Pool? In the District Swim Meet at U.C. Marc Middleton set a new meet record in the 100 yard butterfly. TOP ROW: John Said. Dave Tourneau. Jim Cunningham. Buz Jehle. Bob Marx, Dave Johnson. Marc Middleton, and Coach Fred Cooper. MIDDLE ROW: Walter Gross. Dave Cunningham. Terry Coffinbarger, Rick Koehler, Mike Bocksteigel, Rick Carstarphen, Craig Heigerick, 100 yard freestyler George Ten Eyck represented IH at the state meet. George Ten Eyck, and LyIe Fiore. BOTTOM ROW: Bob Stebbins, Dick Martin. Steve Delaplaine. Tim Pansiera, Doug Gieryn, Skip Merten, and GregSpahr. ' • X 113 EHL CHAMPS: Dave Ewing, Steve Taylor, Coach Ron Loebker, Chris Moss and Ralph Farmer, WRESTLING TEAM; SITTING: R. Farmer. J. Rollins, D. Webster, P. Chewning, C. Parker, P. Vining and G Froelich. KNEELING: J. Blakely. J. Johnson. R. Sweeney. 0. Berry, M. Grube. C. Cotora, J. Mc- Kissick and P. Sepkovitch. STANDING: Coach Loebker, S, Taylor, R. Kntzer. D, Curtiss, D. Ewing, C, Moss, L. Pearson, J. Lohr. G. Farmer. T. Griffin, J, Lindner and R. Carstarphen. VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM; BOTTOM ROW: B. Wagonseller, J. Satchel!, D. Rifts and J. Atteberry. MIDDLE ROW: Coach Woehler, J. Martin. K. Hoffman, H, Nisonger and J. Jones, TOP ROW: S. Brand, R. Hosea, B. Marx and P, Curtiss, Unfortunately, the Baseball Braves had a poor season with a record of 3 wins and 1 1 losses. New Head Coach Robert Woehler felt that the Braves were handicapped by weak hitting. However, with many underclassmen remaining for next year ' s team, there is potential for a good ' 59 season. Steve Taylor, our state representative, in action. In the third year of its existence, the WrestlingTeam captured the EHL Championship and participated in the district tournament, taking a fifth place out of thirty teams competing. Fine individual performances were turned in by Lloyd Pearson, Chris Moss, and Steve Taylor in the district competition. Taylor went on to become district champion in the 145-pound class and then participated in state competition. After their ll-win and 5-loss season. Coach Ron Loebker designated the ' 68 Matmen as the best IH Wrestling Team so far. 115 JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM: KNEELING: J. Martin. B. Van VelzeL D. Stephan. J, Brown. T. Forbes. A. Shick. T. Mickler. R, Daugherty, J. Pow- ers. P. Raines, and J, Holtcamp, STANDING: J Misali. Mock. R, Cecil. D. Ricker. A. Kurland. and Coach L. Miller. CROSS COUNTRY TEAM: Mr, Thomas Whitaker. Coach. Lloyd Pear- son. George Peck. Mark Altom. Paul Chewning, Cory O ' Donnell, Jim Lohr, Steve Vogel. % :js i( :iSiif i ' i!£Ms e j2a The ' 58 Track Team finished third in EHL competition. The school record was broken in the 880 yard relay. The team of Marty McClintock, Tim Hall, Marc Middleton, and Ken O ' Leary ran 1:34.9 and finished second to Mariemont who set a new league record. Marc Middleton and Steve Vogel helped to gam points by their outstanding performances in the lowand high hurdling events. Mr. Dale McKibben coached this team. Though it was not the most successful of seasons, the Cross Country Team displayed determination and teamwork in all of their competitions. Most of the competing was done in large meets involving quitea number of schools. Members of the team hope to place even higher in next year ' s meets. Seniors Ray Raffurty, Dave Doyle, Chris Clements, and Marty McClintock. VARSITY TRACK TEAM: BOTTOM ROW: Tim Hall, Dave Linnell, Jerry Wald, Greg Fritz, Doug Erwin, and Marc Middleton. MIDDLE ROW: Steve Vogel. Jeff Lindner. Mike Connor, Ken O ' Leary, Dave Curtiss, and Chris Clements. LAST ROW: Coach Fred Cooper, George Peck, Mark Altom, Marty McClintock, Ray Raf- furty, Dan Wright, Dave Doyle, and Coach Dale McKibben. mn --X :n Golf, TennisTeams Bring Home League Crowns The tennis team fin- ished their season with a recordofSwinsand 6 losses in dual meets, wmning the EHL Championship. Five of the losses suffered dur- ing the season were by one pomt only. In May, the IH golfers obtained the EHL Championship by eight strokes, under the leadership of Captain Scott Hamilton and Sponsor Bill Kincaid. This team had a fine season even though they were plagued with rainy weather and stiff competition. The Braves captured their greatest victory by being the first IH team to win the District Championship. This triumph came in a sudden-death play off against Roger Bacon. TOP ROW: Coach Kincaid, Mark Bertelson, Boiton Drackett, Steve Campbell, Gus Stuhlreyer, and Scott Hamilton BOTTOM ROW: Terry Cr lle . Mike Burns, Steve Hllmer, Steve Delaplame, Jack Marquess, and John Said. TOP ROW: Jack Walkenhorst, David Plump, Terry Turner, and Coach Mahan. BOTTOM ROW: Dan Murphy, Steve Plump, Larry Annette, and Dan Hull. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Sue Gnmsley. Judy McGraw. Diane Dawson, Kathy Mitchell. Bobbe Kelley. Paula Brenner: cap- tain. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Debbie Hatch, Sally Starr. Peggy Murphy; captain. Julie Hatch, Debbie Bridgeland, Linda Zie- gler. FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS Barb Suciu, Patty Price. Janie McDowell, Carol Muzzo; captain. Debbie Parker. Julie Farrell. More than ever, the Cheerleaders were a vigorous force for school spirit. Besides untiring practicing and enthusiastic cheering atthe games, they planned assemblies which tried to promote school unity and pride. Even in the face of evident lack of interest on the part of the students, the cheerlea ders proved more energetic and determined to generate school spirit, and to support good sportsmanship at all times. VARSITY HOCKEY TEAM. TOP ROW: K. Jarvis. P. Ries. P. Mc- Clain.E. Harrison. M.Hauck.M. Hauck. C. Stowell, S. Sanders, A. Dorman, and Miss Chapman. BOTTOM ROW: C. Campbell. P. Ventress. L. Carroll, L, Riecks, L, Bidwell, and A. Barrows. Girls ' Hockey JUNIOR VARSITY HOCKEY TEAM. TOP ROW: K. Reynolds. R. Schu- macher. M. Fogg, S. Condit, L. Ventress. C. O ' Donnell. L. Petrie, B. Zaph. C. Collins. C. Campbell, P. Baugh. L Dorman. and Miss Chapman. BOTTOM ROW: A. Grif- fin, K. Fredrickson. C. Bridgeland, B. Lynch, S. Wynne, S. Mossman, T. Lee. Hockey frocks (legitimate short skirts) and don ' t forget those hockey socks! . . . What does it matter if the field is solid mud? . . . Victories! Don ' t hit the other team, hit the ball! 120 VARSITY BASKETBALLTEAM. TOP ROW: Mrs Weisberger, D. Haas. L. Riecks. C. Stowell. A. Harrison. M. Hauck. M. Hauck, E. Harrison. D. Caldwell. N. Su- ciu. S. Montgomery, and C. Fin- ney. BOTTOM ROW: A. Dorman, V, Warschauer. P Ventress. J. Wright. A. Barrows. P. Cannon. C. Campbell, and K. Jarvis. Girls ' Basketba Team cooperation ,, black gym mers ,. . candy bars at Frisch ' s victory parties Hey, you ' re heading toward ttie wrong basket! Jump ball! .. an international varsity team with Limey Carole Finney as scorekeeper. JUNIOR VARSIETY BASKET- BALL TEAM. TOP ROW: Mrs. Weisberger. P. Baugh. S, Kritzer. L. Cleveland. D. Asher. C. Ed- monds. K. Reynolds, N. Sparker. J. Cook, and D. Smith. BOTTOM ROW: C. Kemp. L. Taylor. C. Bridgeland. S. Froellch. V. Can- non. K. Fredrickson. D. Ellcoff, and S. Chapman. 121 In the Spring These Girls Turned To Tennis, Track and Golf BOTTOM ROW: D. Caldwell, S Chapman. A. Dorman. K, Sidenstick, P Brenner, D Elcoff. S. Wiggins, D. Dawson, D, Froelich. V. Cannon, and M Schreck. MIDDLE ROW: N. Ritts, H. Wexler, L, Mehas, K, Rei- mold, L. Taylor. P. Baugh. S, Meabon. M, Fogg, D, Malott, A. Griffin, and J. McClain. LAST ROW: C. Edmonds. M, Zapf, B. Blackley, D, Caldwell.S.Cannon,D,Asfier,K,McComb,B,Lynch,S.Reid,J. Cook, and S. Kreitzer. KNEELING: A. Hinscfi, C. Bridge- land, D Wanous, and P Ventress. STANDING: L, Riecks, K. Reynolds, L. Cleveland, C. Stowell, and Coach Shelton. The IH Girls ' Track Team was coached by Miss N. Chapman. Although losmg to Madeira in one meet, the team was the first runner-up in a meet of schools at Princeton, and took first place m a triangular meet with Wyommgand Mt. Healthy. The majority of the girls are underclassmen so the outlook IS bright for another good team next year. TheTennis Team, coached by Miss T. L. Shelton. finished the season with a record of four wins and two losses. Led by seniors Pam Ventress, Laurie Riecks. and Cindy Stowell. the team faced stiff competition from schools in this area, but by careful and strategic playing, managed to win strong victories. A new program of tennis intramural playing had its beginnings this year. The members of the Tennis Team coached the intramural players to the delight of Miss Shelton. Both tennis groups got in a lot of practice and fun with this arrangement. The Golf team, coached by Mrs. J. Weisberger, had a very short season. The team of Susie Montgomery, Beth Delaplaine, Carol Muzzo, and Cathy Campbell lost to Hillsdale in the first match. However, in the Wyoming Invitational, the team of Susie Montgomery, Beth Delaplaine, Cathy Campbell, and Patti Pater took a third place out of fifteen teams participating. B, Kreger, B. Delaplaine. S. Montgomery. C. Campbell. P. Pater, Coach Weisberger. K. Smith, J. Morgan, C. Crilley. and C. Muzzo. f .% Sb ■: ' .¥. ki U)f IFB PFf ) ' ■SV l Hav fc ) qvPCO :(J6-rrrM MAY 5 ff-JO to IVsa m B. Ahmann V. Alcorn B.Allen M. Altom L. Arnett J. Ariano J. Asher J. Atteberry D. Ballmer L. Bandomer A. Barrows D- Beebe K. Behrends L. Behymer C. Benhase D. Bentley J, Berry J. Bertele M. Bertelsen D. Bidwell B. Blackley Trying to make enough money for the Prom the work and frustration of Football Homecoming in September . Get the float out of the ram . it ' s bleeding! In December. Christmas trees for sale Result: One of the most successful class projects ever Basketball season and the raptures of four people trying to sell candy and drinks to the half-time crowds And just who spilled the Coke in the Tootsie Roll box? And finally, the long awaited Prom What do you mean we aren ' t allowed to decorate the walls of Convention Hall? Are you tired? Of course not! (yawn) Junior boys trying to get intoC.T. Just think. Next year we ' ll be SENIORS! ' C. Benhase Junior Class Leaders Keep Class In Action JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Rick Car- starphen, Vice President: Adele Sinsheimer, Secretary: Amy Bar- rows, Treasurer: Don Fowls, Presi- dent. 126 C. Boggild J. Botts C. Bowling J. Braddock S. Brand M, Burns B. Camm S. Campbell R. Carstarphen S, Carter K. Castle C.Challmor L. Christiansen M. Combs P. Connell S. Conway CCotora B.Crossett C Crossett T- Cubbison B.Cullen J- Dantzler N. DeBra A. Dorman A. Draeger E, Driscoll D. Driskell D. Dugle D. Duke D. Ervin G. Evans J. Ewell P. Farkas F. Farrell J. Fasold B. Faulkner S. Faxon R. Ferrara J. Finn J, Finney D. Flerlage L. Fiynn D. Fowls D. Francis M.Gilday K.Graebert B. Grafe T. Griffin H.Gut ' t t ._ I k 4 A 1 3 127 D. Johnson D. Johnson J. Jones J. Jones J. Kelsch G. Kernahan J. Klapproth R. Kritzer V.Lee J. Lohr P. McClaIn S. McClintock J. McClorey P. Mclntrye J. Mack T. Maloney D- Maphet J. Maranchik J. Marquess L. Martin B.Martin M. Haggerty S, Hall T, Hall B Handler E. Hardin E. Harrison D. Hatch J. Hatch M. Hauck M. Hauck P. Hayes C. Healy C. Healy T. Hensgen C. Herin K. Hiers B, Hilberg M, Hill W. Himmel A, Hinsch G, Hittner K. Hoffman D. Holbrook D, Holditch mi :? Afi ' 128 S. Martin L. Mehas B. Mercer M, Middleton L. Milenkevich B. Miller S. Montgomery V. Munn T. Murray C. Nachbauer P. Naehring H. Nisonger G. Nuisen C.ODonnel K. O ' Leary L. Pabst L. Pearson D. Pennington T. Pope B. Poppe L- Posey J. Prues V. Randel S. Reid C. Richey D. Ritts R, Ritts D. Roberts S. Sanders B. Satchell L. Scharfenberger T. Scheck S. Schmidt L. Schwab K. Scovanner R. Scroggins K. Sheehy D. Short H. Sims A. Sinsheimer K. Smith B. Stewart N. Suciu D. Tessmer J. Thomas B. Thompson 8. Thompson N. Tingley C. Tredway D.Trost R Tweddell B. Ulrlch M. VanHouten S. Vogel P. Vaughan B. Wagenseller M. Wagner J. Wald D.Wellman J- Werner P- Wethington J. Whittaker M. Wiker M, Wilson R.Wilson J. Womble D.Wright C. Wyatt B. Yingst P. Young 129 T. Ahlbrand G.Allen P. Ambrogi D. Andrew J. Arnett K. Artzt D. Asher J. Ball C. Bausewine G. Becker M. Beresford C. Besuden B. Bishop M. Bockstlegel D. Bogart P. Brenner K. Brewer C. Bridgeland D. Brown F. Brown D. Browning L. Bull P. Bullard T. Burdsall S. Busken J. Byrne S. Cannon C. Capozzolo SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Suzy Wiggins. President; Lisa Cleve- land. Vice President; Debbie Smith, Treasurer; and Debi Cardwell, Secretary (not pictured). Sophomore Money- Makers Prepare For Upper Class Spending First on the list of money-making projects for tfie Class of ' 70 was the September Kickoff Dance . with appropriate dress . . . Second, the sale of decals , , with the usual supply still in the closets . . . Next, the IH jackets project Well, we can give you small, medium or extra-large. But along with extracurricular activities came academic pleasures . . Julius Caesar and his friend Brutus . . old Boo Radley . . . pithing frogs in Biology , Then Spring came and the annual Sophomore Carwash Aw, we don ' t really have to wash the cars. All we have to do is sell the tickets. Refreshments were sold throughout the year Use one quart orange drink to five quarts water. The last bank deposit was from the Spring Dance, and with one more year ' til Prom, the Sophomores are still picking up pennies. Progress is not an accident, but a necessity. My lands, child, you ' re such a ham! D. Cardwell B. Cecil J. Cettel S. Chapman L. Cleveland T. Coffinbarg€ C-Collms S. Condit M. Connor S. Cooke L. Corston J- Coughlan C. Cowles B. Craven TCnlley J.Cullen J. Cunningham D. Curtiss D. Davis R. Davis D Dawson S- Delaplame P. Dion A, Dollenmeyer D. Driskell D. Dunigan J. Easkes B, Easton C, Eberle H. Eckenfels C. Edmonds D. Ellcoff J. Ellig S. Farkas G. Farmer R. Farnham S. Faul P. Fiechter S, Fink L, Fiore V. Fleckenstein F. Flohr 131 M. Fogg G. Forbeck T. Forbes D. Froelich C. Fuller N. Galloway T. Gast J. Geist M. Gianetti J. Gladish G. Goodpaster S. Grimsley M. Grube T. Hackett R. Hawkins C. Heigrick S. Heimbrock J. Heller D. Hesketh K. Hoffman L. Hollister M. Holmes J. Holtkamp M. Homan D. Ingels C. Johnson D. Johnston B.Kelly C. Kennedy B. Kerr L. Kidwell F. Kiehl K. Koch R. Koehler S. Kraushar B. Kroth P. Kruse A. Lanham C. Lindeman S. Linder J. Lindner D. Linnell P. Lohr D. Lojinger M. Lovell B. Lynch J. McClain P. McClain K. McCombe M. McConnell T. McGovern N. McLean B. McNeese D. Maddox J. Martin S. Meabon S. Merten J. Meyer D. Michaelis T. Mickler P. Middendorf B. Miller M. Miller m J. Misali m 0. Mock m R. Monach f D. Monsipapa . r M. Montgomery L. Moon S. Mossman K D. Murphy - T. Murphy s K. Nelson D. Niehaus B. Oatley K. Oesterlem B. Ormston R. Osterbrock J, Pachoud D. Patterson L. Pearson G. Peck L- Petrie H. Pfister B. Plettner M. Pope M. Pottebaum C. Priemer F. Radclifte P. Raines J. Rakel C. Redmon R. Redmond G, Rehse E- Remler B. Revis K. Reynolds D. Roberts B. Robinson J. Rollins R. Sauer D, Sayre L. Schneider R. Schumacher T. Scovanner R. Sexton J. Shenefelt D. Shepard P. Sibcy D.Smith fp ' rTf 133 N, Smith T. Smith J- Snider G- Spahr D. Stephen P-Stirgwolt D. Stocker C- Strauss G Stuhlreyer JSturgis R, Sweeny M. Terzo L. Trent D- Vaughn L. Ventress B. Vitatoe H. von Hedeman R. Walkenhorst D.Walker D. Wanous D. Webster B- Weisenecker T.Wells P. Whitehead J.Whitney S. Wiggins C Williams J. Williams P Wolfe J. Woodward D, Yemiola S Young B. Zapf Not in presence, but in memory . . MARSHALL KLEMMT 134 With a burst of spirit and enthusiasm, 260 Freshmen bounced into high school. After adjusting to new schedules - Is it Week I or Week II? . . the Frosh began making a place for themselves in the school. In the cheering contest, the Freshmen were equipped with signs, posters and loud voices Aw. it ' ll wear off in a few months. But their enthusiams did not fade. The ninth graders shamed the upper classmen by winning the I.H. Spirit Contest and thus added twenty-five dollars to their class treasury. The first Freshmen Class Play ever. Mind Over Matter, ... sellingzipcode books a dance in April . . . and a car wash are among the projects of this class. A vivid study of grammar and literature Great Expectations . . Miss Havishman reminds me of my ' favorite ' teacher. Romeo, Romeo, wherefore art thou Romeo? Typing Ix was equally stimulating . . Today we will type to the music of Brahm ' s Lullaby. This year ' s activities built the foundation for a successful high school career and if the spirit keeps up, the graduating class of 71 should be one that I.H. can regard with pride. The greater part of progress is the desire to progress. Herbert Spenser CLASS OFFICERS: Bob Waikenhorst, treasurer: Julie Farrel. secretary: Topper Shriver. President: Nancy Ritts. Vice President. Class of ' 71 Enters in Blaze of Glory J d Md % m J. Abraham J.Allen K. Altom J. Amos T. Arnett T. Atteberry T. Barrows D. Bates L. Bauer-Nilsen P. Baugh B. Bauman G. Baylis B. Behrends M- Behymer C. Benhase B. Berre B. Bevis B. Bidwell J. Blackley N. Brandeberry J. Broughton J. Brown M. Brumfield B. Buecker J. Burns D.Caldwell T.Caldwell W.Caldwell C.Campbell M. Campo V. Cannon M. Caroselli M.Carter P. Carter S. Castrucci p. Chewning B.Cobbs P, Connell C. Conway J.Cook C. Cooper J. Cox W. Cox C-Crilley C, Cubbison D- Cunningham R. Daugherty J. Davies A. Davis C. Davis B- Degarmo K. DeMar L, Dorman S. Dormith B. Drake J. Dreidame T. Dugle D. Duke P. Duplace M, Dyer D. Dykhuizen S. Easton R. Edson S. Elliot V. Ellis T. Emery V, Engen B. Ervin N. Evans J. Farrell N, Fasold S. Fehx M. Fennessy D, Finch B. Finn P, Forbis K- Frednckson G. Fritz S- Froehch L. Frilley E. Gellenbeck J. Gellenbeck L. Gellenbeck R.Gerard M. Geyer D. Giannetti D- Gieryn P. Glass N. Glendening P. Gora A. Griffin W- Gross S. Guilfoyle S. Gullans K. Haggerty P. Halleft M. Hamilton P. Hardin B. Harness J. Harris C. Heater T. Heimbrock B. Hill C. Hill K. Holditch 136 S. Homan A. Hopkins J. Howe L. Howell D. Hull M, Ingram C. Jacobs J. Jensen J. Johnson A. Johnston D, Judd D. Kaiser B. Keidel R. Kelsch C. Kemp D. Kereiakes K. Kern L. Klaene C, Koch K. Koegel J. Koons S Kritzer R. Krone ' -•C R Kroog D Kruse A. Kurland S. Kurth S. Laco S. Lammerding J. Lanningham C. LeBlond T.Lee D. Lind ritTrtii tlkiirj ■ 137 R. Little JAohr J. Lombardo V. Lunsford A, McClain J. McDowell K. McErlain J. McGraw J. McKisic J. McMahan iSl f . D, Maphet D. Marcus B. Martin R. Martin K. Mason L. Mathys J. Meier A. Melreit B. Metz P. Mickler G, Miller L. Miller B. Mitchell K. Mitchell S. Moerlein J. Moore T. Moore J. Morgan M. Mueller D. Murphy C. Muzzo D. Naehring K. Nason C. Neave K. Nelson N. Nieman J. Numnch B. Oberman 138 C. O ' Donnell J. Opinsky 0. Owens C. Parker D Parker S. Patrick L, Peterson P. Petragia J. Phinney S Plump T. Pope J. Powers J. Powers W. Pratt P. Price B. Prues J. 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BENKEN eOOOPIamfield Road 89M040 THE BAYLIS BROTHERS COMPANY Compliments of FRANCIS J. O ' LEARY General Agent Indianapolis Life Insurance Co. 2316 Kemper Lane 751-1554 r home of the BIG BOY original double decker hamburger MADEIRA FOOD SHOP AND PONY KEG MARIEMONT HAIR STYLISTS MARIEMONT SQUARE Phone 561-6432 For Free Delivery Party Supplies Of All Kinds Beer Wines Visit Our New Wine Room Schiaparelli Wigs And Wiglets Stylist Director: Neva Gates HITCHING POST Fried Chicken Home Baked Pies Drive In — Carry Out 7708Camargo Rd. Madeira 561-4385 WILLIAMSBURG COURT PHONE 561-5545 RZa NO. 5293 7710 SHAWNEE RUN RD CINCINNATI 43. OHIO INDIAN HILL ' INSURANCE David B. Temple THE FRED B. DeBRA CO. Heatingand Power Plants Process Piping - Radiant Heating 4914 Ridge Avenue Cincinnati 9, Ohio Compliments of MADEIRA VILLAGE PHARMACY Donald R. Stall - Warren H. Hone Pharmacists Atop the hill, but on the level Miami and Camargo Roads Prompt Free Delivery 561-7718 THE PAPER SHOP INC. stationery Office Supplies Art Supplies Custom Framing Wedding Invitations 7333 Montgomery Rd. Silverton - Across from Post Office Cincinnati 36, Ohio Consider a career in service When you ' ve completed your edu- cation consider a career with Your Telephone Company. It ' s a career which offers challeng- ing opportunities, pleasant asso- ciates, attractive surroundings, good salaries, numerous benefits and an exciting future. n ' Congratulations, graduates, from YOUR TELEPHONE COMPANY a good place to work An equal opportunity employer 225 EAST FOURTH STREET, CINCINNATI. OHIO 45202 KOSTER AUTO SERVICE Help When You Need It Most 6929 Miami Rd. 561-8084 MONTGOMERY PHARMACY 9450 Montgomery Road Free Delivery 791-7994 ANDY ' S GLASS SHOP Auto Glass Specialists Glazing -Commercial - Residential Mirrors - Table Tops Free Pickups Delivery 7000 Montgomery Rd. 791-0880 LEE MEN ' S WEAR Clothing And Furnishings For Men And Young Men Mariemont TK GARDEN STORE 9840 Montgomery Rd. Montgomery, Ohio BURGLAR ALARM POLICE CALL To The Indian Hill Rangers ForTlnePast 15 Years Compliments Of We Are Distributors For Altec Lansing Sound Equipment I.T.T. Telephone Systems Other Electronic Systems INDUSTRIAL COMMUNICATION SOUND COMPANY UNITED DAIRY FARMERS 6704 Montgomery Road Cincinnati, Ohio 45236 793-3510 LODDER PHOTOGRAPHY Adults -Children Family Groups Color or Black White Candid Formal Weddings 351-1223 6231 Montgomery Road GEO. MEYER and Co. 6440 Miami Ave. Hardware -Gifts Housewares - Lumber Millwork - Lawn Garden Center Tool Rental Free Delivery For Fastest Service For Finest Quality For Everyday Low Prices Shop and Save at UNITED DAIRY FARMERS forthefinest milk, bread, ice cream, and many other convenient food products! ARMSTRONG CHAPEL and INDIAN HILL CHURCH Who Sponsor The Open Houses Throughout The Year WHITING MANUFACTURING CO. 9701 Kenwood Road Cincinnati. Ohio 45242 Phone 791. 9100 No Job Too Large Or Too Small CARMAN ' S SPECIAL PARKING SERVICE City Wide Service Weddings - Parties - Dances - Clubs - Fairs Uniformed - Experienced Personnel Ashley Carman 561-9453 FARM IMPLEMENTS, INC. 9770 Montgomery Road Cincinnati, Ohio 45242 Tractors -Trucks Outdoor Power Equipment Parts Service 791-9400 Sir Lancelot II Congratulates I.H.S. On Its School Spirit BRAUN PHARMACY SERVING THE COMMUNITY OVER 41 YEARS COMPLIMENTS OF THE P.T.A The P.T.A. again sponsored the I.H. bookstore. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1968 FROM THE INDIAN HILL BOOSTERS ESTABLISHED 1864 THE COMPLETE INSTITUTIONAL SERVICE HOUSE THE C. EBERLE SONS CO. 3222 Beekman street 542-7200 COMPLIMENTS OF PLANET PRODUCTS 6305 Warrick Cincinnati. Ohio COMEy SHEPHERD, INC. MARILMONT F. Xf-.CJTIVEL BUILDING a 7 I - 4 O 9 5 FINE HOMES IN TOWN AND COUNTRY FRAZIER- WILLIAMS CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE Big New Location Milford Shopping Center Highway 50 IVIiltord PATRONS Anonymous Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. R. L Ahlbrand Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Arms Mr. and Mrs. Philip Barach Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Barrows Dr. and Mrs. David C.Bell Mr. and Mrs. Val Bertlsen Mr.andMrs. E. H.BIahd Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Brand Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Brenner Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Bridgeland Betty Brite Dry Cleaners Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Burns Mr. and Mrs. William Caurm Mr. and Mrs. Joan Carroll Mr.andMrs. C.W. Castle Mr. and Mrs. Russell L. Condit Mr.andMrs. R.H. Croft Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Crossett Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cubbison Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Cundall, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. John Cunnick Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Delaplaine Dr. and Mrs. Edwin H. Dickey Mr. and Mrs. William Doyle Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Eberle Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Erwin Mr. and Mrs. D.C. Ewing Mr. and Mrs. George Fahy Mr. and Mrs. James A. Feck Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Flerlage A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fogg Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Godar Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Graebert Mr. and Mrs. William G. Hiers Mr. and Mrs. John Himmel Mr.andMrs. K.C. Hock Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Homan Mr. and Mrs. Craig Lovett Mr. and Mrs. J. David Lynch Marathon Inn Margene ' s Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Mason Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Mathys The McClintock Family Mrs. Crawford ' s 7th Period Class Has GREAT EXPECTATIONS PATRONS 37 SHOPS THAT ARE REALLY TOPS MILFORD SHOPPING CENTER In The Miami Valley It ' s The Greatest MILFORD, OHIO Editorial IViessage We took on the editorial positions with a host of things in our favor no previous experience to complicate matters and no idea of what we had gotten ourselves into. Soon, however, we found out what a stream of technicalities are involved in making up this final product. All of you who think that this yearbook just throws itself together, think again! You have never known real despair until you ' ve tried to fit eight pictures (one with eighty people to identify) and a paragraph of copy (about some organization you ' ve never even heard of) into some sort of order to get an acceptable page arrangement. There may not be realms of talent in this book, but there is blood, sweat, and tears. We want to thank Mrs. Crawford, who so cheerfully and kindly put up with our mistakes, Mr. Dick Chiara. who attended so many Saturday morning get-togethers. Mr. Pat McKenrick and Mr. Al Hartman. who consistently provided high-quality photography work, and Mrs. Crawford ' s fifth period study hall, who identified so many group pictures. In Legend ' 68, we have tried to convey a sense of the growth and progress of Indian Hill High School. Progress is present m many forms classroom and library expansion a new emphasis in curriculum on independent study and research new methods of solvingold problems — computerized report cards and a la carte lunchlines. The school must unceasingly strive to keep abreast of the changmgconditionsof these times and also to provide an efficient way to educate young people in the basic subjects. Often these goals are in conflict with one another. But, out of their conflict, comes Progress a new order created out of the best processes of the old. At Indian Hill there was growth and progress. However, the national scene presented a bleak picture. The government came under violent criticism and civil disobedience was frequent. Disillusionment and disgust permeated the college campuses. The war in Viet Nam was brought home to us more each day. 1968 was a year of international monetary crisis, rioting, crime increase, assassinations, and war. Frisch ' s But no generalities can define a year a year is a kaleidoscope of personal impressions . newspaper headlines . politickingand protesting . . televised funerals a pile of homework a football touchdown .. . Christmas vacation short skirts a favorite class morningannouncements Here we ' ve tried to preserve these impressions. Dave Plump, Editor-in-Chief Suzy Baker, Copy Editor Time it was, And what a time it was. It was A time of Innocence, A time of confidences. Long ago It must be . I have a photograph. Preserve your memories; They ' re all that ' s left you. Paul Simon