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

Text from Pages 1 - 234 of the 1971 volume:

NEW! 5 book $0 QWW g5 VWILJQESL-FMJQL CHM FoaIm HMWW WW 6W5W W QZJJ 690W WWWJWWJ W,WWW1WVWWJ WJWWMJWWW WWWWWWI Eidzfyy WM! wawj i ,3 ... .,.. ,..,$$$ A decade dawns; people change; experiences vary. That which touches our eyes, our fingers, our ears, our souls, and our minds did not touch those of our parents. We are different people caught in a wave of fresh experiences. Poets, athletes, artists, philosophers, and politicians, reshaped and molded by a myriad of experiences - a rock concert, football, photography, Time Magazine, horseback ridingh part of the TOTAL EXPERIENCE OF INDIAN HILL HIGH SCHOOL. School '- for some a boundlessfield, - r for others a'welljguard'ed cage. A place , that breathes ideas? .izaV 1:91,, iknn 5.! xi, .. L.Em um, , ,5? gap; Me. r, Put love in a poem orthe moods of Stravinsky on a pia no - you create. Mold a vase, design a paper airplane, bake a cake, or dramatize a character -- you create. Transform thought to form - you create. Musical interpretation inspires the mood. Emotion creates the character. Expressive hands form the thought. swi ' 200-ya x lt's' , muscles, strai and fighting ' ., be first, or it's a cramped hand ta king notes. It's breathing, stretching, running - even truckm'. Students serve the h schooLthe community, and others. Some volunteer their talents to school activities. The Junk Committee strives to improve the community's ecology. Others gather clothes, toys,, and food for Mohawk families. Serving is a little sacrifice but much satisfaction. Jim split logs for Student Council Work Day . .. and raked and ironed. and ,,. The smile of a child rewards volunteers at Steppingstone. The children of Mohawk have found a friend. Myke Merrilr. A Mike Dyer's hobby of photography is a job as wen. Chuck Parker serves with a smHe at Exquisite Drycieaners. Dana takes a patient's blood pressure at Mercy. Walter 'sells stuffed animals. pottery. cards, and ... Sell boots or dryclean gauche pants. Babysit for 50$ an hour or wait on customers in the Daisy Chain. Wash a car or design a bracelet. After-school jobs exchange dollars for hours. 32,- , n.'1f ?irfsp m x walking 'I: iswhafwg'u 1 when weQ'Cease : to work. 9 v The Comp, and Lit. class experiences nature firsthand on their canoe trip Splashing in the fountain or crying at Love Story, yelling at a Bengals' game or getting into James Taylor, drinking ata party 0r dancing at Homecoming. Social activity - notalways exciting, notalways dull, but getting together with people. Getting together with people on Fountain Square. hh. . r 1W: Ermiawwqhiaf-f'iii$4116;immhsn'rmm'zL-Winm sznmmrm Lyn: mm; . mm 4-1;: I . h Fall includes the excitement of receiving a new Legend with your picture in it. The poetry of earth is never dead, - Keats Way to go. Johnny Bench! Braves bring the fans to their feet. Fall There is something in fall for everyone. For some, fall is the World Series and gym class outside and sunny afternoons for touch football and hockey games and Friday nights with Braves and open houses. And for some, fall is frosty mornings and beautiful leaves to paint in watercolors and the smell of leaves burning and time for a quiet communion with nature. There are some things in fall that we share - pep bands in the mornings and new buildings. unfamiliar faces and confusing schedules, faculty workshops and one blackout, and most of all, ourselves. Transformer gives students an extra day. 19 1 ,i D. Kereiakes T m Fri abush C . .9 ' ii? ' v AH '33? - D.-Brendarnour . 55 er . t, 1:; T.Atteberry E S Moerlein E E ' v ' 20 IH 25 66 40 27 26 35 26 34 21 21 321 Joe Clark - Enquirer coach of the year and major force behind Brave power. Greenhills Meadowdale Glen Este Deer Park Madeira Milford Sycamore Loveland Mariemont Anderson Totals OPPONENT 12 0 0 O 14 O 6 14 17 7 70 The Hiil kills! Football 170 Enthusiasm, fraternity, and outstandingability led the 1970 IH Varsity Braves to a 10-0 season, an EHL Championship for the fifth straight year, and a final rank of fourth in the City. Perhaps the finest grid team in IH history, the Braves made easy prey of most of their opponents. Sycamore and Mariemont gave the team the worst scares. but, like true champions, the Braves always emerged victorious. A major factor in lHts success was the consistent leadership provided by the senior Braves throughout the season - during summer camp, practice, and Friday night games. The dedication and ability of many seniors were recognized by post-season awards. Mueller, Kereiakes, Fritz, Roudabush, VanVelzel, and Davis were named EHL all-sta rs. AIl-City teams included Roudabush, Davis, Kereiakes, Brendamour, and VanVelzeI. John Roudabush was also named a first stringaII-southwestern Ohio linebacker and a third string aIl-state player. Awards at the fall banquet went to Fritz, Brave Awa rd for Defense; Kereiakes, most improved; VanVelzeI, most valuable back; Roudabush, most valuable lineman; and Mueller and Brendamour, honorary captains. Bush drops another one, 22 How can we have a perfect season when they got a touchdown? Mental and physical fatigue sets in. Fritz breaks 3 Milford tackle. Harness gets ready to block for Davis. 23 Frosh Football Plagued by injuries but blessed with good team effort, Mr. McDaniel's freshmen Braves ended the season with a 3-4 record. The team. however, showed progressive improvement throughout the season. Key men on the team included Jeremy Moore, Joe Congedo, Peter Coughlan, and Gary Ventress. JV Football Continuing the 1H tradition of league championships, Coach Hern's JV Braves took the EHL title with a 7-1-1 record. The JV tied Anderson in the first game and remained undefeated until the last game with Mariemont. As with the varsity, the Sycamore game was probably the vital one in the title race. Among the JV stars were Bob Mitchusson, who kicked PAT'S, Kurland, Reif, Spahr, Wigor, and DeGarmo. 24 JV football team Fabulous freshman form EDS s?:: u - q. 8:35q454'1ti'84540r7l 5-14 e'l' 1k ' fa -$ :43 AAI'H '5:- 'W 2:: J; m 4 ,$ l: Freshmen football team Lindner carries for extra yardage 25 Senior court - Leanne Dorman. Beth Bevis, Karen Longbine. Judy McGraw Even Agnew was there Beth's queenH 26 Football Homecoming '70 Football Homecoming '70 started Friday night, October 16, when an enormous cow and an unidentified flying object. both disguised as floats, rolled onto the field accompanied by the candidates for queen and the underclass attendants. After a chorus of ttMoon River, Beth Bevis received One more TD to make it 35-0! Only forty minutes to go a bouquet of roses and the queens crown. Following halftime. the Braves returned to the field to finish posting a 35-0 victory over Milford. Sharing the excitement of Friday night, Saturday evening exploded to the sound of tthk Ridge as students in minis, midis maxis, and pants stomped and shook until 12:00. 27 JV - Jenny Kern, Donna Browning, Susan Merten. Chris Krueger. Ann Pater. Amy Renner. Varsity Janet Ferguson Barb Latimer Judy McGraw Patty Price Carol Remler Barb Suciu 28 Chris is up for The game. Cheerleaders The cheerleaders this year faced the Challenge of outstanding lH teams but a lack of student spirit. Having no pep assemblies at school and encouraging Cheers for the team at games often proved frustrating. However, the cheerleaders felttheir work worthwhile at moments like the Sycamore football game and the Madeira basketball game. lWe want a hundredD Miss Hamilton and Mrs. See the cheerleaders yell and cheer. Johnston bravely , e - volunteered to be the girls' new sponsors. By forming demerit and practice plans, they made the cheerleading system a more organized one. And for all but the seniors, there was always the following year to think about e l'lf we make it next year, letls . . Freshmen - Debbie Martin. Bidwell. Lyn Magill. Ann Rieger. Suki Skidmore, Lynn Sanders, Nancy Officers e N. Mayans. Mt Ulmschneider. K, Kern. N. Reactions varyt N. Harris, J. Numrich. B. Bevis. Nt Hemmer. N. Drake, M. Geyer. M. Ulmschnelder Marching Band 99070 sweat and m talent was the formula for the success of the Indian Hill Marching Band. Summer practices for a performance with other EHL bandsmen directed by Mr. Snapp at the new Riverfront Stadium started the season in August. The rest of the season was marked by a band contest, a Veteran's Day parade. and halftime shows. The new freshmen band presented the pre-game shows. No one in the band ever wondered who the best band was. HWe are! until next year. Fire and flag flutter for the finale. Braves Marchi ng Band 30 h 4.3 3'5 Qua Mr. Snapp The brains behind the band h Pitcairn maintains his composure :l . a l Jenn! . any i A first for I.H. h the Freshmen Band 31 -:..Nk;1. JV Cross Country Cross Country Too little recognition was awarded IH's cross country harriers. An EHL championship and an overall record of 104-11-0 are evidence of the team's dedication and top coach, Mr. Connelly. Next year, the harriers will be back - Steve Dawson can still be seen running through Indian Hill even in wind, rain, and snow. EHL champ Paul Chewning 32 FB Intramurals Intramural teams, known by such charming names as the Biafrans and the Brown Eyes, played regularly on the IH field. The seniors again showed their superiority as the Colt 455 won the tournament for the second straight year. Mike Sullivan Colt 45's Cross country wa rm-u p5 generate great excitement Hey, Walk. you're running the wrong way! 33 Championship hockey at its best Hockey The girls, hockey team braved a rainy 1970 season of cold practices and bruised ankles and shins. Led by ca ptains Amy Griffin and Becky Latimer, the va rsity posted a 1-2-6 record, beating North College Hill and losing only to Madeira and Wyoming. Despite their evident power and skill, the JV managed only a 1-4-2 record. JV captains were Janet Neave and Kathy Krone. The freshmen, whose captain was Jane Mauk, played and valiantly lost but one game. 34 Hockey Cheerleaders Freshmen Hockey Powderpuff Junior and senior girls showed the boys how to play the game in G.A.A.'s second annual Powderpuff Football Contest. Powderpuff king Mike Mueller and his assistants coached the senior girls to a 20-14 victory over the juniors. Highlights ofthe game included the stacked defense used by the seniors, the three pass interceptions by junior Carol Remler, and Mr. Kincaid's play-by play announcements. The thrill of victory Powderpuff Juniors The agony of defeat 35 Children's Play The Emperor's New Clothes delighted elementary children this year with creative scenery, colorful costumes, and notable stars such as Bob Lutz. Chip Finke, Steve Graebert. and Dave Lutz. Although this play carried the added attraction of missing school, making children laugh was the greatest rewa rd. Hlt's a bush! says Dave Lutz. Freshmen Drama Club members Sophomore Drama Club members 36 The Emperorl Steve Graebert Junior Drama Club members Officers w L. Tayior, N. Nelson, N. Mayanst K4 Francisco. Miss 8. Chip and Bob weave new Clothes, Drama Club Painting scenery, locating props, waiting for a new auditorium, and acting is being a part of the Dramatics Club. Under the capable leadership of Lesli Taytor and Miss B., the club sponsored the first Underclass Play, presented the Children's Play, and produced The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie. After every tryout, no one ever doubted that hetd get the lead next time! Senior Drama Club members 37 The satisfaction of iutoring is receivinga smile. Tutors Tutoring at Windsor School is sacrificing two hours every Wednesday to help a younger child learn. It's sharing the awe of dinosaur bones at the Museum of Natural History and its giving a book to an excited child at Christmas. Tutoring takes patience and time, but offers smiles. Debate Club Knowledge is power for the debater who argues his position effectively. This year, four debaters exhibited their skill ata debate tournament on the Ohio University campus by compiling a score of 3-2-1 on the issue of pollution control by the i federalgovernment. Sports CarCIub Sports car enthusiasts sponsored a rally in November for ali those who could drive a car or read a map. At twelve noon, twenty-five cars were iaunched on a hundred mile experience through Indian Hill, Milford, and Loveland. Who didn't get lost? No one! Sports Car Club American Field Service Three foreign students Peter Trost acquired a brought the outside world love for skiing while to IH in 1971. Franco spending the school year Fernandez from Chile lived in Italy. To make the with the Merrills. Mimi AFS experience more Oba came from Japan but profitable, AFS Club held was relocated in New York. AFS Day and parties for Although not sponsored Mimi and Franco. To earn by AFS, artist Dino Zuvia money, AFS'ers went came to IH from Venezuela. trick-or-freating' soid Kris Nelson spent the candles. and Sponsored 1970 summer in Beigium. Penny Day. Kris Nelson: 1 AFS Club Franco Fernandez Ding Zuvia . Mimi Oba Fires are funny in Still Alarm. Four One-Acts Two comedies, Still Alarm and Behind the Beyond, along with two tragedies, The Sandbox and Brick and the Rose, composed the Upperclass Plays of 1970, directed by the enthusiastic Miss Selzer. Long hours of frustrating practice by a large cast earned the audiencas applause. 42 Darkness pervades the tragic Brick and the Rose. Love Plays Love was the focus of the first Underclass Production, The Look of Love, directed by Lesli Taylor and completely organized by students. Young, humorous, and mellow love were depicted in dramatic cuts, as well as musical numbers and one dance selection. ttWhat the World Needs Now is Love ended the evening on a philosophical note. Mommy and Daddy in The Sandbox Rob and Dave prove that underclassmen can act. too. Amy and Connie put love in a poem in The Look of Love. 43 : '5-T:?M h w -, 1K.- '-'. .4 Getting out earw IS not all that fun! 44 Winter Winter brings with it more than snow and slush. Winter brings two-hour delays and even one SNOW DAY!! It brings sledding at the Schiear's and waiting for the bus in the cold and ice skating and cold ears and runny noses and snowballs and sloppy parking lots and snow-covered Windshields. And winter means warmth - fireplaces with fires, cups of hot chocolate, sunsets, mittens and maxis, maybe even an escape to southern sun, Cold outside. warm inside The spruces rough in the distant glitter of the January sun. m Stevens 115 Ensemble and Girls' Glee Choirh Ensemble and Girls' Glee sponsored a performance by the UC musical theatre department and presented the high school premiere of Beck's hThe Shepherds. Selected Ensemble singers sang at the Augs' estate the two elementary schools. and Armstrong Chapel. In March, the groups represented IH at contest. 46 Candles and carols inspire the Christmas spirit. Enraptured youngfans d. K. Cress sings one of the many solos. 48 HIIDM Orchestra officers -- K. Thompson, R. Krone, K7 Priemer, L. Smith. IH MN m m The Orchestra is better balanced this yehr. i ' The Ffeshmen Band peaforms ;L5t'tle Drummer Boy. 49? 5am km 3$ V - A $34: Jan... ' k 5?? 'rgik: Photos by Andrew Johnston RadioClub Communication is a problem the radio club endeavors to solve. Perha ps next yearis members will outdo the ping-pong players in improving Sino-American relations. RadIoCIub Photography Moods, emotions, and ideas are captured by a photographer with a sensitive eye. This yea r's photographers battled mice and chickens in their lab to print depressed; cheerful, old, and young faces. Photography CI ub Home EC Club Finger painting is gooey fun. 52 Are knickers really IN this year? Home EC Activity was the focal point of the Home EC Club this year. Home EC members, underthe sponsorship of Mrs. Simons, organized a Mabley and Carew fashion show. took a trip to the Enquirer, served as waitresses at the Scholarship Banquet, and sewed Pow Wow costumes. What's left to do next year? Health Ca reers Tags on the toes of corpses at the Morgue, slides at Jewish Hospitaf, and a movie on the rewa rds of a doctor interested Health Ca reers Club members this year. Health Ca reers Club 53 ...IlL-'Z:.EEJ 1,.imm French Ciub Spanish CIUb Spanish Club held a Christmas party and a progressive dinner with its French counterpart. The group hea rd Franco speak on Chile. and of course, being Spanish, ate tacos at meetings. Latin Club Latin Club held regular meetings with movies. spea kers, and comic initiations. Membership was made worthwhile simply by watching initiates try to recite a story in Latin while their mouths were stuffed with dry soda crackers. French Club French Club tried to sponsor a Christmas caroling party in French, but the spring progressive dinnervwas definitely more successful. The good refresh ments at every meeting were what drew members to this club. m ?mmggggzamumwmg' w-WW mgwmuwmw 3' - 3W .. Wyatt 1-1:; ' A 4 Good times at the Christmas party Unidentified diver at the Mayans' Basketball Three seniors, aided by nine juniors, clinched ten games and let ten get away during this year's basketbali season. Benefiting from Coach Moormeier's Sycamore experience, the Braves defeated this close rival twice, yet Deer Park, Milford, and Loveland served as sufficient obstacles to trip the Braves more than once. Amidst the many close games and senseless losses, however, stood the Moeller game e a ten point win that made the season a success. Outstanding players were Eppa Rixey, high scorer for IH, who was setected . to thefirst stringall- ' EHLteam and voted as t the most valuable player for the Braves, Barry t Keidel, receiver of an all- L EHL honorable mention. I and Alex Kurland, who t ca ptured the HBrave Award, l aswellasanalI-EHL honorable mention. John Kinmouth was honored by the team as the most improved player and selected, along with Eppa Rixey, as next yea rts I continued on page 58 i I 56 Coach Moormeier expects the best. Sparker increases an early lead. Keidel shoots from the outside. OPPONENT Finneytown Glen Este Hamilton Baden Deer Park Madeira Milford Sycamore Loveland Mariemont Glen Este Deer Pa rk Madeira Milford Syca more Loveland Mariemont Moeller Hamilton Fairfield 37 54 50 62 61 62 44 55 47 55 63 57 77 7o 44 52 66 69 continued from page 56 teamcaptains, replacing this year's captains. Barry Keidel and Alex Kurland. With over half the sq uad returning to the floor, next yea r's team should prove to be stiff competition forthe EHLcrown. Sparker's up for the Mariemont game. YOU have to study To play basketball. 58 An unexpected Meabon lay-up 6'8 Rixey stretches for a shot. 59 Pack kills! a; ' Krudd is triumphant over all. Brown shows the power of CoIt-45. 6O A reverse Iay-up for the JV Basketball A ten-game winning streak by the JV team indicated that next yea r's va rsity will be hard to beat. The JV, under Coach MCKibben's guidance, compiled an EHL record of 134 to earn a co-Championship with Sycamore. High scorer and team captain' was Neil Reif. Freshmen basketball team. Freshmen Coming on strong the second half of the season, Coach McCa rty's freshmen team ma naged a 7-7 record forthe year. Notable players were center Joe Congedo, guards Larry Mustard and Tim Forbriger, and forwards Brad Coleman and Jerry Breitenbach. JV basketball team Rock puts the JV game on ice. Intramurals Every Saturday morning, intramural teams met to exhibittheir talents on the basketball floor. Despite questionable decisions by the refs, JV Pack and va rsity Krudd struggled to win the championship games. Krudd challenged the teams of the future by winning one game113m10! 61 , 62, Asimple dair'i'ce'can'be a liraujrhatidekp'erjenbet. g5 ? wu -' M twauumsxm $ ', 5' .5 E b.gz E'V W? A? M I W ' V 331mm 2n, awn. $ 1. mun 71 mt. m'v1wn Wt .L :3 Nun: 1 E:- 2. 1;: . m Wmu. t' 4a M 63 Va rsity volleyball team 64 BasketbaH Haunted by the Talawa nda catastrophe, the varsity struggled through a 3-4 season. Debbie Pitcairn dominated the JVts 5-1 season. Va rsity basketball team High scorer Nicholseyes another two points. VoHeybaH High scorers Kemp and Nielsen led the va rsity volleyball team to five straight losses. More successful was the JV with a 4-1 record. Gymnastics Enthusiasm drove the gymnastics team to two meets this year. Mrs. Wiik coached the girls on the beam, the floor, the unevens, and the horse. Gymnastics tea rn The ups and downs of gymnastics 65 A typical GAA dance e zzzzzzz t . . Pep Club Pep Club again tried to instill spirit in the student body. The club organized cheering blocks, made posters, filled treasure chests for the basketball players, and, aided by a generous response from students, collected $650 for custodian Charley Baker. GAA Girls' Athletic Association maintained their reputation for being one of the most active groups at Indian Hill. Sponsored by Miss Hieber, the girls organized a Freshman Tea, the Powderpuff Football game, a Valentine dance, an Easter charity project, and various intramural and interscholastic sports. 66 There goes another right hook to the jaw.I 67 GAA Officers - L. Scott. VP: N. Sparker. Pres.: K Longbine. Sec; N. Close shave for Mr. Hern Nielsen. Treas. Ju nior a nd senior GAA members Pep Club Freshmen and sophomore GAA members Jim flies through the water towa rds the finish. Swimming Despite being quite a young group. Mr. Mahan's swim team posted a 5-2 record in dual meets, placed second in a triangular meet. and finished third in the Mariemont Invitational. Outstanding swimmers for the Braves were Steve White and Brian Wilson. This year, girls also had a swim team. Besides holding an intraschool meet, the gi rls beat the Anderson team 56-20 in their one regular meet. 68 Girls' intramural5wimming Boys' swimming team The end to a perfect dive 69 The re! v'v'aits for Fred t6 pin Doug psyches the other guy. Wrestllng The 1H Wrestiers carried on the custom of Winning teams at Indian Hill. They sponsored the IH lnvitatioinai and placed second, defeated only by MoelierigThe Matmein ' scoredanother victOry 'in u I- j February by winning the EHL j - title. RLIsseIl. Grube, f f Sayre, Nichols and BreridarhoUr carried off individuat championshipst Scott Sayre later wonwhis i first- match In the ' state championships. Sayre and Nichols were elected couCaptains at the end of the Season. ' Pinh ettvexfsff The Pinnettes onaliy , v , scored and timed matchesm A ' cheered the wrestlers, and even fou nd time to make I $100 selling baked goods -at the' lH:Invitationa-I.t i i Mr. Loebker never gets excited when one of'hisboys, wrestles. Scott Sayre wrestled his way to; State. V National Thespians 72 3 W , 1- arrays - The establishment on stage Thespians Give me a girl at an impressionable age, and she is mine for life wasa line that helped Lesli Taylor win the best actress award in The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie. Other awards went to Kris Nelson, as Sandy, for best supporting actress and to Jim Lohr, as Mr. Lowther, who was named to the all-star cast. You shall be t'la creme de la creme? Mr. Powers marched and hurt, . , aeoummmgs April 9 we head for the sunny beaches. Kyle hits a new high in biking. Fresh airand nature at People's Park SpHng The ea rth came alive with daffodils. sunshine, and sa ndals. For some, Spring mea nt more ti me to play: time to escape to Florida or to ma rch through Washington for peace, to join the outwto-Iunch bunch or to sunbathe fifth period, to visit the peoples pa rk, to peddle to school on a bike, to take an unofficial Memorial Day vacation, to attend t'mini-Woodstock, to picnic, orto float down the Little Miami in a canoe. For others, Spring ushered in deadlines, practices. and more work. Thirty-page papers and last minute assignments demanded completion. Exams and the 600dya rd run-walk lurked behind spring activities. Six o'clock Pow Wow practices, track meets, 21.9-mile walks for Cincinnati, and 8:30 Saturday morning collections of Indian Hill junk exhausted people and time. Pat-on-the-back parties as well as candy cane campaigns ended the Spring with optimistic prophecies. Dandelions are photogenic pests. 75 WxW HAW mmm'J-frg, E v w- . m.gdy xxwwvasuwza rneum- .H-MJ-HIWNJP Auditorium Uiths been a long time comin'. but the nine years of planning involved in the 850-seat auditorium made 1the wait worthwhile. Finished in time for the Pow Wow. assemblies, Lil' Abner, Baccalaureate. and exams, the auditorium paraded its many facilities. A moving orchestra pit revealed Mr. Cows hidden shoes. Widelyespaced rows prevent cramped legs. A spacious foyer, gold upholstered seats, and moveable paneled walls are attractive and functional. 76 A stage screen and an artistic film add a new dimension to some acts. Did the workmen grow tails? 77 Sing-Out Indian HiII' Ooooh the pain.I One of the outstanding trios Swingtet adds oId-time jazz to the Mardi Gras section. The ever-smiling. enthusiastic PC '71 opens up with Applause. Pow Wow '71 After a yea Vs absence and inspired by a new auditorium, Pow Wow returned to IH to displaythe theatrical talents of students. Mr. Snapp's '71 production mixed the old and new. The cast still amazed outsiders with consta nt practice. A hard-working precision chorus, swing choir, and drama cast were traditional elements of the show. An outstanding stage band and orchestra Performers practice up to the last minute, Professional Frankie Brown trumpets out MacArthur Park.' 79 80 Pow Wow technical crew Rubber duckie. you're the one! Pew Wow art staff The faculty gives Good Advice ? Nancy sings a traditional PowWow tune. Mr, Snapp and the Stage Band steal the show again. again provided a sound foundation. But Pow Wow '71 was unique. As the first production in the new auditorium, rehearsals meant hammering, shouting, and spying workmen. A Wednesday show was presented for invited guests. Orange Pow Wow '71 PC shirts, new lights, curtains, and ttSuburbia were other ,71 memories. Frayed nerves and adult take over combined with student enthusiasm and Mr. Snapp's know-how to produce a student production so excellent that Mr. Snapp was invited to ta ke the stage band, precision chorus, choir, and selected acts on a European tour next year. Whotd wantto talk to these animals? 81 ' 3 Find Mr. Cox's shoes Leanne Dorman - faithful accompanist Boys' Glee SpringChoir After not attending contest East year, IH vocal groups madea spectacular comeback this spring. District judges awarded the Ensemble a I, the Boys' Glee a l, and the Girls' Glee a ll. At state, the IH Ensemble was one ofthree choirs in its division to receive Its from all judges. Mr. Cox presented his superior groups to the public in concertin May. Ensemble Spurt Day offers an outlet for energy in yoga class . H and concentration in chess, Spurt Day Designed to experiment with flexible modular scheduli ng and to satisfy the individual, non-regimented interests of all students. Spurt Day made available a variety of courses like yoga. hypnotism, and karate. Spurt - a weird na me, a fun day. and a relaxing change of pace. Springfest '71 Woodstock ll hit IH in May as Springfest '71, a music festival developed by Jim Lombardo and Student Council. Springfest featured the vocal and instru mental talents of such superstars as Cress Neu and Kim Hagerty and the culinary talents of Alex Kurland with the concessions. Students took it easy, lay back in the sun, and grooved peacefully to the sounds of music and spring. Students enjoy music and sun. Peace pervades the atmosphere. Pleasure is found in Springfest and each other. Springfest's founder Hand-off complete - mile relay heads home. ' - 1' '1 v.1 a w 1 D J ;; rifmkn? Ma: - W 1 It's a bird, a plane - it's Tim! Something bothering you? JV track Blackley even puts soul into his start. 86 Va rsity track Chin up and look out for loose shots. Track The 1971 varsity track team completed an outstanding season by ca pturing three team championships, including the Eastern Hills League title. Duringthe season, the Braves defeated 135teams, tied 9, and lost to only 17. In fact, the team sent six members to the State Track Meet in Columbus. SeniorJohn Roudabush, the Most Improved and Blue Ribbon Award winner, placed fourth in the shotput. JuniorGary Giles, the team captain and most valuable trackman. tied for eleventh place in the 440 at state. Another promising junior, Andy Monach, placed ninth in the 880. Mike Sullivan, Greg Fritz, Gary Giles, and Scott Sayre composed the mile relay team that went to state. The reserves maintained their winning tradition by capturing their fourth consecutive EHLtitle. Led by distance men Steve Dawson a nd Gary Ventress, the tea m ended the season with a 14-2 record. 87 BasebaH ' Looks like another character- building season and HCan't win em all were frequent Woehler quotes in 71. Due to inconsistent pitchingand hitting. the team's record was 645. A star emerged nevertheless - Jack Brown, MVP and aII-EHL outfielder. Varsity baseball JV baseball 88 JV Baseball Injuries and lack of experience were causes for the eleven losses suffered by the JV Braves. The big wins, the only ones for that matter. were over Milford, Loveland, and Anderson. Top JV hitters were Carmen, Hill, and Patsfall. Softball Softball A 26-21 victory started the girls off on their4-3 season. Freshman Da na Kurland was team slugger with six home runs. In fact. asthe team was made mostly of underclassmen. look fora strong, seasoned group coming up. if'n ;' mu x -.J Women's lib invades the diamond. 89 A f: , V I:- 't 2 . - ' rm 2 axxg , I T: 4dwi$ v V Giris' Golf Boys and Girls' Golf Kincaid's Kiddies finished second in the EHL, losing to Maeriemont 322-324 2 and achieving a recOrd of 14-8 for the season. Senior Jen Howe finished second in the EHL. aftertwinning a three-way play-offi. while frosh Jim Stockwell finished third, Other great piayers were senior Burns and fresh Suciu. Two matches were planned, one was rained out. and the girl's golf team ended the year undefeated after conquering Mt. Healthy. Carol Muzzo, Cindy Cornell, Kim Hassett. and high scorer Sue Schilling composed the top team and won the Girls Interscholastic Golf Team Invitational. Jimsinksit. - thhingfstginds' i n the my bf a detei'm'm La crosse ' : Fortyufive eagerliacrossg players atlthe beginning: of the season dwindled to fifteen regUIa rs by the end bat managed to keep'theiryseciond-i place statusin the state. ' 3 The Selfeproclaimed most . valuable player was ,Jeff , . ,Forbis, while o'ther competitors were-Rich. Van D'uyne, an'd Atteberry. Jim's powerfufgriwi: bgnds theplub. lacrosse'piayer 92 Look out it's another Plump! Runner-up state champ - Steve Plump Jill follows through. .n' . JV girls' tennis Girls' and Boyst Tennis Coached by Miss Wehmann, girls' tennis finished with a 4-1 record and won the Southern Ohio Board of Officials Team Tournament at UC. MVP for the girls was freshman Nancy Plump. Another success story, the boys' team had a 16-2 season, losing only to undefeated Country Day, won the Sycamore Invitational, and took the EHLforthe eighth straight year. Church and Kinmouth combined to form a strong doubles team that lost in the qua rterfi nals at state. A favorite with the fans, Steve Plump finished second in the state. He made a spectacular comeback in the finals although he lost. .32; 6.3.6 9 ea? A993. Qt . G Egg,- e $e- l 93 Maize Strange . .. Miss Balz never mentioned this. um inthe library? There'san aquari 94 Language Lab Assista nts Library Aides Maize Hoping to publish two Maizes this year. the editorial staff, led by Mrs. Lund, met every Thursday after school to consider poems, essays, and art work for publication. Due to a slow Chieftain press, only one edition of the Maize struggled to completion. Aides Numeroustalents accompany the jobs of libraryaids, language lab aids. and office aids. One must be able to check out books, add large figures for fines on overdue books. run the mimeograph machine. answerthe phone, thread a tape, and teach a class. One must also have the time and desire to work. 95 Judy and Martha - co-editors at work Ads breakfasts can be thriHing! Advertising staff 96 Legend The first connection with Legend for most of this years editors came with the announcement of their positions. Evidently lacking experience, they took off for summer workshops at Ball State, Western Michigan, and O.U. Even before school they were back home busy at work - looking through Look for ideas. meeting with Mrs. Crawford and Mr. Chiara, and planning more color, big, doubIe-page pictures, a larger book, and a longer theme section. It may have ta ken the editors three months to do the first spread, but the staff never missed a deadline and had a good time the whole year. They confused friends by talking about bleeding pictures, the Big E Awa rd, and an inspirational wall, made Rixts the official gourmet room, and ate and ate and ate. It wasntt quite so much fun scheduling pictures, staying at IH until midnight, writing copy and captions. checking proofs in late July, and finding out they may be in debt after sta rting $900 in the black; but the good times eclipsed the bad. Forthe entire staff, working on the yea rbook meant fun, new friends, and an invaluable learning experience. ' gfafw ' Mrs. Crawford, advisor Mr. Chia'ra brilliantly creates the cover. Creative contributors Jenny, Diana, Patty. Phyllis, and Nancy - section editors 97 Chieftain Innovations and interesting featu res cha racterized the 1970-1971 Chieftain, capably edited by Lesli Taylor. Included in the paper this year were color pictures, a student power issue. an attempt to show all sides of 1H. tiThe Collection, the Footstep'per, an attempt at a humor section, and creative Chieftain mastheads. , M 1 3 , . Chieftain Production j Stat George types at the composer. Chieftain Editorial Staff 'Editor-Ind'llef Lesli Taylor and Mr. Kincaid Chieftain Contributors Production chief Bessen inks the press. Council cdllected a little clothing and a few cans for a Christmas project for the Mohawk area. 100 Officers - D. Bates. Pres.; J. Lombardo. VP: B. Bevis, Sec.: A. Johnston, Treas. WW , . A AA :th't ht 05 ..... 15.5.tt' Ami; A :5. . - W Wm Mg mom m . 1mm 'f' t' M abgjmm 2??? Pa rting is such sweet sorrow t .. Student Council Although Student Council started out perhaps too optimistic about effecting change and later found a lack of both time and student interest in council affairs, Council accomplished more than most similargroups. Council effected such changes as no bells, a new dress code, curriculum recommendations, and a drug policy. Throughout the year, the Forum Committee brought more and better forums, including those on civil liberties, Mideast, and the 1958 Chicago convention. Finally, Council helped end the year on a note of gaiety with Laurel and Hardy films and Springfest '71. OK. boys. let's get our heads together. 101 HonorChapters l Spanish and French Honor I Societies recognized students excelling in those languages. I NHS meanwhile piayed a k more active role. Members held a different initiation, got out of study hails with their pins and a sigh of relief, and, for the first time. wore cowls at graduation. 102 National Merit Seniors Beth Bevis, Brax DeGarmo, Ka ren Holditch, Andy Johnston. Judy McGraw, Dana Murphy, John Shields, and Barb Suciu were named Merit finalists in 1971. The eight were thus eligible for Merit scholarships, One of which Dana Murphy received to Emory U. Spanish National Honor Society It'sAcademiC Placing second in the city, the It's Academic team mixed work and play all yea r. t'ln jokes included knowing Fred Fag and convincing one school they switched teams at half-time. The team did practice ha rd. often until 2:00 a.m. Just what do you think they were practicing? NHS initiation e a total success National Merit Finalists Sandy Lammerding. NHS president French National Honor Society National Honor Society A confident team stops to pose en route to a victorious sernhfinal round. 103 Prom Ruffles, bare midriffs, top hats, and peasant dresses filled Convention Center on May 22. The prom featured favors, the Haymarket Riot, and fifty-cent bowls of potato chips. Probably more energy went to after-prom activities. The partying, drinking, going home late Of one went homey canoeing, and picnicking were highlights of the full week-end for many. Prom court e Beth Bevis, Karen Longbine, Leanne Dorman, Judy McGraw4 Becky Latimer. and their escorts Bill Revis and 1971 Prom Queen Karen Longbine 104 Bill is dressed for after-prom ha unts. Another group stops trying to dance. Anything goes with basic black, Seniorprom 105 McShurIeys - Harvard Book Collegeadmission with honor Awards Assembly Deserving students e freshmen omitted - assembled on stage May 26 to be honored. Because they exhibited muscles and sportsmanship, Nancy Nielsen and John Roudabush received outstanding senior athlete awards. Unlike the man from Brown, the Yale book awa rd presenterfound Bill Doyle. Emory and U.C. Claimed National Merit winner Dana and e'That's My Boy Dean. The McShurleys were true twins! 106 Andy Monach e Brown Book Sanders e CIA. Scholarship National Merit Letters of Commendation Lesli Taylor a Backstage Awa rd Janie Dreidame e Service Award Myke Merrill - Humanita rian Award and Stephen Kern Scholarship Kris Nelson k Best Thespian Ha rness - Arien Awa rd Franco and Dino bid a formal farewell to IH. More scholarships Baccala u reate HYeah, l1m going. but what is it anyway? was a familiar question from seniors. For many it was a traditional religious send-off located in the new auditorium, a speech by Rev. Benson, a choir disappearing into the depths of the orchestra pit, and Pennys afterwards - Baccalaureate forthe class of '71. Baccalaureate speakers Class advisors Mrs. Crawford and Mrs. Hurd with Mr Meabon and Mr. Stewart Eat your hearts out. juniors! l08 Theycomein allforms, Asmilinggrad Commencement Having been provided with amusement by Bill Finn and Betsy Ma rtin's red tennis shoes, IH seniors turned their tassels and becamea1ums. Then the minds of happy. new grads were filled with thoughts of jubilant post-graduation parties, a new diploma, congratulations. elation, and a few tears. 109 The beginning of the end Individuals A sensitive eye aids in arranging art, Being new at IH isn't all that bad. People get it together with 'EBN and 1H specialities - fat, juicy burgers and tasty apple crisp. Moments of togetherness are shared at Mohawk I the PEOPLE OF INDIAN HILL HIGH SCHOOL. We are involved and apathetic, industrious and lazy, accepted and rejected. We are individuals and conformists. We are poets and politicians, fHendsand competitors, lovers and enemies, 113 u. 2,7. E! .. ; mum BE . .. air ,L 5.... o1 P r..- :- . athletes r . K! '4 ! 116 rebels and patriots. We are sometimes united and sometimes alone. Altogether, we are the sum. We are the Total Indian Hill High School Experience. HWhen the world hits you -Taylor Blackley tells it like it is. Scott performs on the stage and the mat. 211,. 1'; A pensive mood envelopes Brooke. 117 Dr. James Sailer School Superintendent In addition to a wife and five kids at home, Dr. Sailer has two secretaries and 3600 kids at school. Hugh Meabon High School Principal He is at times pensive, at times witty, always concerned. Charles Selzer Assistant Principal After a year of absence. Mr. Selzer returns with the popular phrase, Will the following students please report to the office . . Carl Moran Assistant School Superintendent On this man rests the weight of the new auditorium. the workmen, the chalk, the paper . V . the school. Miss Anna Graham Assistant Principal, American Government A faculty member since 1956 and in her second year as a member of the adminis- tration, she is an in- ' stitution unto herself. f I PTA Officers Standing: I Mrs. Alexander Pappas. l Mrs. Allen Church, Mrs. Paul McKenzie Seated: Mrs. H.D. Brown, Mrs. W.H. Vining. Mrs. Alvin Barrows. School Board Standing: James Bridgeland, James Gurney. David Taylor Seated: Fred Wilkening, Mrs. David Lynch, Raymond Stewart Rodney Simmons Guidance It takes the rarest type of a person to be able to say. Good Morning! to every- one who passes at 7:15 AM. Miss Lou Shelton Guidance With a ready smile, she is al- ways there to lend a help- ing hand. . : wagging m David Stouffer Guidance His job is to help'256 lost freshmen find their way in the maize called high schooL Miss Olivia Prosser Guidance It is not too soon to start thinking about college, and Miss Prosser is aiways ready to help you think. Mrs. Jean Kern Guidance Secretary If you have to leave, first we'll call your home, then .. Mfs. Patricia Hurd English. Speech If you donut want Thomas Slater to listen, get Health Ed ucation out! He's the tall one who plays basket- ball, isnut he? Joseph Clark Chemistry HThe harder you work, the ha rder it is to accept failure. Arthur Blackburn Latin Why weren't you at Latin Club last night? Miss Elizabeth Smith Frank Gallenstein English Math Everett Rudisell Ifl make 10.000 Did I ever tell you History, Economics X's this year, can about the time I ... ? Holy matrimony claimed iuse them for the Mr. Rudisellthis rest of my high school career? yea r. , 1;: . 4mm qu mg .L k , -.-m- JBeBiairi LnCowx. . A 052a! music 1 F' the ,Ia'sfti me '. . , f' Mrs. Jean Dorsey Art 'A friend, a con- fidant, Mrs. Dorsey is more than Just a teacherlf William Fogle Spanish Hl'm worried aboutyour soul. David Swisher Mathematics As blood bank representative, he's out for the teachers' blood. Miss MEredith Hamilton Social Studies Be sure to Watch my Bengals this weekend! -V , Denni's D'upps L jo kes u nti Fth e: , IheTQOmI' iji industri-alAritsp , Hold-the dirty , ' girls a'r'e;out;off Mrs. Judy Johnston IPS Balances. beads. and beakers filled IPS five periods a clay. William Kincaid English, Jeurnalism Mr. K.. Wee Willie, Wild Bill, Boss. Larry Rochelle EngHsh In his first year here, Mr. Rochelle found movies to be an effective teaching method. Mrs. Shirley Larkins Business Donald Buehler The new typing rooms History became Mrs. Larkins' That's Uncle Sam domain. you see breathing down his neck. Earl Snapp Band 'Do your own thing, Uhe rightthingly' Mrs. Gay Lanier Engfish She uses a variety of aids - films. speech students, and Mr. Lanier. Paul Mattox Physics, IPS One of the conservative members of the faculty is seen here promoting good faculty- student relationships. Mrs. Lynda Follett Spanish From trilingual airline stewardess to Spanish teacher is one easy step. Mrs. Hermine Wirthlin Art. Humanities This year, she was not only chief den mother of the art room, but part of the humanities team as well. Mrs. Virginia Graebert Health Education Everything you ever wanted to know about health, but were afraid to ask. James Sullivan English Guitar concerts and coloring contests made Mr. Sullivan's first year here an enjoy- able one. Lafe Miller Math He's just full of surprises. Linwood Van Aken ' r StEVeh Rigf A Miss Martha Seller English. Reading' - . 'k Spanish I . English Wayne 5 After-youteaCh , 5 ' - An aIUm who ' She dropped her hem- Fricke great authors long - V , returned to , line this year. yet Biology enough, you start to , 4 , I.Hj..tot:each, ' Continued to raise Haveyou - 1 ' W m L . , ' 'her students through ever pai- onok like one. ;- the study of great t-h-e-d a ' literature frog? Mallin McCarty Physical Education . , Mrs. Marcheta Lund The world doesn't '11 I , . a . . 1, - Mrs. English care about the Georgianna She communicates storms you en- Martin Southern style. counter, but did you Thomas Norman School Nurse bring in the ship? Physics, IPS In a real emer- HThe Hatfield gency she is always ready. l I ! i i i g Donald Moormeier Mathematics He is not always on the basketball court. because he is aiso an avid fisher- man. Miss Carol Wehmann Physical Education Her first year at I.H. saw the instigation of personal gym schedules. Dale McKibben Business He is the man with the Adidas under his arm. Miss Eloise Balz Jay McDanLels Mrs. Allyn Shepard English Librarians Boyd Mahan Lefs talk Sh-h-h, do you have Mathematics this over. a pass, or may I help He turns on with strokes you? and returns. angles and numbers. Mrs. Carol Simons Home Economics She is a fashion designer. as well as the ugliest person. Miss Kathleen Mrs. Harriet Kelley Hokanson Business Clifford Hern French V According to the Science She is the teacher time. so to You've cornea long who '00k5 like RUth speak. way, baby, to get Buzzi. where you got to today. . Mathematics w'fHeViSan wh q W'iH neVer game. 6563? Shaffbrd , j'afdentVsportsian ' j : iiniszsya home , , AWAQM'5Nd' FEM Miss Mary Va nde Steeg French, Spanish Miss Van'de Steeg. this is French class not Spanish. , Robert C'ahill English He who biurts gets hurt. Charles Wojcik Biology This was his . thirteenth year teaching about lactic acid. blood, chicks, frogs . . . Harald Bates ' Chemistry, Math It's not that Hack ambition, but I started at thebottom and iiked it here. ,RobertMartin Industrial Arts ttl don't wantafly f more grumbling, I' don't want any more mumbling. jast follow. your basic procedure. Robert Hoskins History HEh, Eh, No! Frederick Cooper Physical Education Drivers' Education After showing those movies you want me to go out and drive? Paul Connell Mathematics Kay so far? Je ne sais pas. Nice. Mrs. Josephine Steele EngHsh Nothing is ever so bad that it couldn't be worse. Mrs. Beverley Crawford English Should we make the Comp. 8: Lit. ca noe trip an annual event? Mrs. JoAnn Wund French At home she keeps two dogs like this. Miss Mary Lou Berwanger English Hobby: Would you believe dramatics? S n m d o t S u C d n a S k 0 0 C The faculty is a welI-fed group. p 3 aagmxa i 3; ! Can you find the bunny? Shop expanded into new rooms and curriculums. Shop students attain excellence. J. Ahlbrand J. Ahrens B. Anderson C. Anderson B. Artzt M. Axelson D Baker K; Baron H. Basius A. Bauer-Nilsen BV Bauman G. Bausewine F Bayless A. Behymer C. Bertke N. Bidwell R. Bieser M Biggs S. Biorseth S. Boeh J. Boney 144 Freshmen A maize of long halls and strange classrooms greeted this year's freshmen class. However. they managed to survive hours of group guidance and IPS in order to sell $300 worth of soap, as well as chocolate brownies. S. Anderson N. Andrew R. Barrows L. Bartholomew K. Bauer SA Bauer M. Beebe M. Behlert P, Belliveau D. Besuden D. Biegert C. Bishop C. Bliss B. Bobbitt E. Bradford D. Brenner B. Brewer S. Brewer S. Brooks K. Brose D. Browning G Busch R. Bush M. Cahall D. Carman K. Carman B. Clagett Sophomores Juniors D. Abbott J. Abraham .2 1. 49;. K' - '7' K. Albrecht 3 C. Anderson I S. Ausbrooks T. Bach J. Barbian N. Baron W. Bartl S. Bedsole D. Beresford K. Berger D. Bessen P, Biorseth G. Bladh DA Blankenbuehler D. Blotter D. Bockstiegel Juniors - Treas., K. Jones; VP, P. Misali; Pres. B. Mier: Sea, B. Holmes Sophomores- Pres.. B. Schiff; Treas., N. Harris; VP, M. McCrate; Sec, K, Francisco Freshmen - Treas.. L Magill; Sec., G. Schenke: Pres,. B, Zook; VP, D. German 145 Freshmen D. Breitholle E. Breitholle 3 B, Bridgeland ,. J. Brothers 1 ii 8, Brown $ D. Burgett . G.Cardwe1l 3 S. Carmichael 3; 3 J. Carter 35? 84 Carter 3;: A. Casper if D, Castrucci m g 3:2 C. Christensen T. Church D. Coates T, Colebrook Sophomore chicks really get it together. B. Coleman V, Comisar S. Condit E. Cone .5 2:, wvgggxmg M :XCWQE' I J.Congedo P.Connell J. Cook P.Coughlan J2 Crawford T. Croop B. Croskey J. Crumpler J. Cullen S, Davison R. Decatur S. Deem Underclassmen build their float during time-outs. 146 222 Sophomores aix M. Colthar R. Coop G. Cooper C. Cornell D. Cornish J. Cosgrove S. Cowan C. Cowgill M. Cusick NA Dauner B. Davis 3. Dawson L. DeBra S. Deem R. DeGarmo A. Denny B.Denny DA Deters S. Dieckmann L. Dilda J, Donaldson Inan dpa onofthe 1972 Prom, Sophomores sold T-shirts and cakes to raise money. When notearningrnoney,they stuffed afloat, awanedthearHvalof a class ring. attempted to drive. or injected achmkenwnhhonnones Juniors D. Braun J. Breitenbach B. Browning Dog 87 Burgett M7 Burrows M, Butler J. Camm D. Campbell B Carter J. Carter S. Carter H. Cornelius L Coughlan C. Croskey D. Crull Cullen Davis Davis Dick 1303 Doyle Dozier Easton Edson 933.03 Egan . Eichner Emery Englehard ammo Esterly Estes Eveland Fogle Dwzo Fox Fringer Gatewood Gilbert .2me4 147 B. deHameI L Dieckmann M Dietrich B. Duke J.Dyer C.Eddy B.Edson K.Egan C. Ellis M. Englert S. Ewers M. Feeney K. Feldkamp A. Felix G. Fennessy S. Finlay K. Finn M Fleckenstein T. Flerlage K. Flinn G Flynn M. Flynn C. Freese H. Furbee S. Gantt D. Geers B. Giannetti A, Gille C. Glaser D. Gorman M. Grimshaw Dog 148 Freshmen J. Dorger N. Drake M7 Driscoll L Dunbar J. Dunphy F Dyer C. Eberle C. Eberle S. Eddy P. Eldridge B. Ellis J. Ewan M, Farley C. Farrell D. Ferguson P. Fiechter K. Finch C. Finke f'. i L 5: H. Finlaw T. Finn K, Fischer T. Fischer J. Forbis MA Fowls Kt Francisco D. Freeman B. Frey Sophomores h Pete and the Christmas trees fill the junior treasury. Where. oh where does the Christmas tree go? G. Giles R. Gordon V. Gorma n M. Grate P. Groth S, Gruber B. Gunner B. Hall G. Hall S.Hanor S. Harrison K. Hart K. Haussermann J. Heathcote N. Hellming N. Hemmer D. Hilliard D. Hollister Sex education, American History, and seemingly endless reading assignments awaited this year's juniors. In addition to Student Weekly tests, Hemingway heroes, and Bates seminars, the juniors undertook the enormous task of raising money for Football Homecoming and Prom, by managing basketball concessions, washing cars, and selling trees. 149 T. Gurney SA Hackett J, Hamilton V. Hamm J, Harcourt D. Harrington J. Harris D. Hartig g K. Hassett .1 SA Hatch K: Haussermann R. Heimbrock : B: Hilliard g R. Hilliard T T. Hinckley ' L. Hinsch D. Hittner S. HOIbrook L: Holditch B. Hollister Being man's best friend is a discouraging job. G. Horstman I. Hudson C. Huebner R: Huff E: Hunlin ; G. Jacobs 5; K. Jahnke .5 L. Jansen r? If E L. Jennings g: 8: Kaplan g N. Keefer 53 D: Kelley 172: :5; ?a '3' :L Dr. Sayreand Dr. Shannon prepare for open-worm surgery. 150 Freshmen SOphomores L. Froelich 3 L. Gaines 3! P. Garrett D. Garry T. Gast J. Geist R. Geisel N Gladish G. Glassmeyer J Giendening F. Gora D, Grube P, Gruber B. Guenther C. Hackett J Hagerty M. Hall N. Harris A. Hauck L, Hawkins J. Heitzman S Heller i, L Herrman - D. Hibbs K Hilberg 3 Hill 8. Hilmer Juniors B. Holmes K. Huppertz V. lngels P.Jahnke D JehIe J.Jennings 8. Johns R. Johnsen J. Johnston K. Jones T Kelley M. Klapproth M. Kline J; Koehler V. Konomos D. Kraus J. Kraus C. Krueger D. Kueckels S. Kutler G. LaMond B. Latimer M. Leary MV LeBEond S. Leyland W. Lloyd D. Luers C. Kellogg B. Kelly P. Kereiakes K. Kerr R. Kettler B. Kinder J. Klaene G. Knapp D. Knox L. Koch H. Konomos K. Koster K. Kratzer L. Kueckels D, Kurland R. Laco D. Ladrigan G. Langhorst J Lanham D. Lanningham G. LeBIond C. Lehmann C. Leveroni L. Lewin B, Lindner C. Lindner L. Lockwood D Lombardo C Luers K. MacKay L. Magill K, Malanchuk 152 Freshmen Maybe Jeff will build floats for the Rose Bowlv Help, the float is swallowing me! Sophomores L. Hinckley S Hoeland K. Hoffman C. Holland C. Holterhoff J. Homing J. Hosea M. Hough D. Hull M. Hulsey D. lles T. Jennings J. Jensen J Jolly J. Keefer K. Kendle P. Keniston P. Kennelley T Kereiakes J. Kern J, Kinder B.Knox D. Krehbiel M. Kritzer Krone Krone Krueger , Kurland SUO'DX Laco .Landbe Lanz .Leveroni vrqa R. Lick K. Lohrum K. Lombardo M. Longeway Juniors C. MacKay D. Marquiss N. Mayans J. Mayer M. McAdams C McGovern K McKenzie S. MCMaster B. McNeese M McShurley D. Meabon D. Meade D. Messer B Metz B Mier R. Miller T. Miller P. Misali 153 M Maranchik B. Martin D. Martin S. Martin J. Mauk J. Mautz SA Mayans R, McAdams T. McClintock ?- K. McClorey D. McClure Jennie and BiII Legend propaganda A. McCullough S. McDonald E. McFauI K. McGonegle M. Meabon R. Meade C. Miller R Miller S. Miller K. Misali J. Mizrahi 3. Moon J. Moore K. Mortimer L Morton D. Mundy J. Murdough L. Mustard S, Nelson EV Neu M. Nichols Have a fresh freshman brownie. 154 Freshmen SOphomores C. Lucas J. Macke M. Mahoney K. Malanchuk SV Malott AV Marsh G. Mason M. Mathis D. Mauch JV Maxwell K. McAllister M. McCrate McDowell McDowell Meade Meehan TH-WF Meier Merten Mitchusson Mock ?:FUVJFU . Moerlein . Mooney . Mossman .Mueller mLLZ Murphy Murphy Myklebust Naour pmyw J. Neave B. Nelson J Niehaus K. Osterbrock 1:; 4W: 2;- i Eumtvmamswam: Juniors RA Mizrahi S. Moerschel A. Monach P. Morgan D. Murphy N. Nelson D.O'Donne1l D. Palmer J. Pancoast J. Peters R Petke B. Petrie T. PheFan V. Pique R. Pitcairn J. Plettner J. Pollis 8. Porter 155 C Niehaus D. O'Donnell N. Ormston S. Palmer G Pancoast K. Parmley J. Penrod G. Perbix L. Perin L. Phillips C. Pitcairn A. Pizzo N. Plump P. Powers B. Randel R. Restle J. Rettig C, Revis A. Rieger R. Riley L Robinette S. Roehr S. Rollins M. Rost R. Roth M. Rowe D. Russell D. Rutland S. Sahf1eld L. Sanders M. Sarran G. Schenke 156 Freshmen S. Overberg L. Owens B. Pachoud S. Pandorf R. Pansiera K. Parmley A. Pater G. Patrick 8. Patsfall B. Patterson M. Pfister D. Pitcairn R. Porter T. Posival R. Pratt D. Quinn J. Rabius B. Reckman .L Redmond K. Reeve N. Reif KA Remke A Renner S. Repke G. Rich B. Richart L. Ricker At: 7 ml. 1 Sophomores g Juniors CA Pratt KA Priemer HA Protheroe B. Radcliffe J. Raising C. Remler D. Remsing T. Rhodenbaugh J. Rieger E, Rixey T. Rockenfield B.Rodich ,. m. ; M.Rost f 'Lfg- G.Russell fgitx h 5 L.Samuels ' J Sand Pier 13?. g Pucker Power! American History is no joke. 157 X Jane and Lee are ready for take-off, On to Boys' and Girls' State Dave. Nancy. Nancy, and Chuck Lori cuts wood blocks instead of cFass. P. Scheuerrnann s. Schilling C Schiltz L, Schmidt M. Schroeder B. Sea man 0 Sidenstick H, Sidenstick S. Skidmore L. Smith A. Sommer L Sontag J. Steidle C. Stephan B. Stirling J. Stockwell S. Stoecklin P. Storrs C. Stowell J. Suciu N, Sullivan A. Taylor R. Taylor J. Terzo S. Thatcher MA Theobald G. Thinnes B Thomas M Thomas S. Thorns B. Traut M. Tucker J, Rixey R. Robertshaw J U n i 0 rs D. Robinson R Robinson R. Roudabush R. Ruehlmann M. Ruthen T. Rye E. Samuels B. Santen M. Sayre M. Scheuermann ll B. Schiff G.Schmldt M, Schmidt J. Schoeny J Schultz 0 Scott B. Seaman M. Seeley G. Seiiert J, Sexton D. Shannon D. Sheehy A. Shutt G. Sims B, Slater L. Smith P. Smith S Smith W. Smith J. Spahr M. Sparks J. Spear J. Spitler S, Sproull Almm?m 3 i! :w 1E 3 :3; 9i ,3. away? 1 E??ilhEJEE E4 5. WWW z Mih6W35f:MMNA $r ' ,g-M: 8. Sanders B. Sarran S, Sayre D. Schenke L. Schlecty R, Schmidt L. Scott L. Scovanner Z. Seigler J. Selzer J. Sherrill LA Shick NA Shull B. Sparker S. Starkay M Stirling I59 G. Val1ery G.Ventress B. Vinson L. Vrba 8. Ward 8, Ward B. Watson P. Weisent B.Welch E.Wethington S.Wilbur D.Williarns H.WiFIiams J.Williams LWiIliams A.Wilson Y. Woeber J Woldering V. Wolf' E. Wolfe B Woltering T. Wood NA Woodhouse D Young N.Young M,Zimmerman B.Zook 160 y J For Julie, modeling isa way of life That's not my good side! In..- .g-nl-um; A- u MZWA Sophomores M Steinberg B. Stocketon K. Stoecklin S. Stonebraker Juniors T. Sullivan R. Sulman 0. Temple N. Tessmer R Suciu H. Su1livan P. Thatcher B. Thomas B. Thomas D, Tuke C TyIrIn K. Thom pson C. Tidball E. Tingley C Tyler D.Ul ch D. Vaughn K- Vol? D. Ulrich R. Vandermass R Vetter K.vonHedemann , R. Wald R. Warschauer J. Wasserman R, Watkins L VVe5terkarnp C. Wiikin P. White J S White a A.VVhHen1an ? B.W1gor E. Williams A C. Woeber M. Woodward A. Williams C.Wirthlin M. Wolf F4 Wr'ght E, Wright J. Wynn B.Y0ung B. Wulff T. Wyatt D, Zapf C, Zapf L. Zimmerman 161 Seniors Living up to Mrs. Binkley's prediction thatthey would be one of IH's most mature classes, the class of '71 contracted senioritus two years early. Thus, in September, scarcely beiievingthat they were finally seniors, they grabbed the senior privileges which were finally theirs. A senior with a last period study hall cringed at the thought of being seen in school after 2:00. and exam exemptions provided the only impetus for studying second semester. Led by Myke Merrill, the seniors made one of the notable failures of previous yea rs into their biggest success e the Senior - Faculty Lounge. Outside class, they added the nowhfamous Wiener World to football concessions. Later. they contracted Stone Fox to play the music and Todd Dugle to provide tie-dye decorations for Basketball Homecoming. In March, seniors presented Senior Day and gleefully took over classroom, main office. and cafeteria. While some dragged through Time, calculus, and Macbeth, others took advantage of tutorials in French, chemistry, and literature. A great part of the year included college applications. ACTis, acceptances. rejections, and finally and thankfully, graduation e HWe made it!! 162 l V , r 4 . John Alien Doug Bates Liz Bauer-Nilsen Phyllis Baugh Mike Behymer Craig Benhase Betsy Bidweli Doug Brendamour Jack Brown Brad Angel! Terry Arnett 2! Brad Bauman Gregg Baylis Rob Bechtel ,5 k, Oscar Berry Frank Bertke Beth Bevis Class Officers - S, Lammerding, Treas: K. Kern, Mike Brumfield Dave Buchman Barb Buecker 5901i MCGranVP? 9- HU'lv PFeSv 163 Jim Burns Ma rdi Caroselli Howie Copelin Capita'lism in practice - Fabuolous Franks Cathy Cubbison Dave Cunningham Dave Davidson 164 Vanessa Cannon Tom Cook Brooke Crane Aline Davis IHhe helmetfits.wearit. Chris Davis 165 Kathy DeMar Sara Dom Bill Ervin Bill Finn Stan Fish Patty Forbis John Shields - class salutatorian 166 Janie Dreidame Karen Fredrickson Greg Fritz Sue Froelich Ed Gellenbeck 167 A5 Martha Geyer Sheili Guilfoyle Kim Hagerty Mark Holland Jenny Holmes Do YOU mind? Sue Homan 168 Kevin Grace A Penny Hardin Bob Harness Kim rushes an inspired paper Sheila Hirons Jon Howe Seniors skip seventh periodiegally. Dan Hu1l Cliff Jacobs 169 Rick Kelsch ka Karen Kern Rocky Krone 170 x 2g E II Andy Johnston Dotty Kruse Myke describes the senior-faculty lounge. Bill Jones Bil! Kemper Atex Kurland Don Kaiser A Dean Kereiakes Candy Koch Sarah Kurth Would you believe Markis awake andtaking notesin government. Sue Laco 171 Vicki Lunsford Pat Magill Donna Maphet Betsy Martin 0 Steve Moerlein Mike Mueller Dana Murphy Ca roI Muzzo 172 Patty dances even on the roof. Jim Lohr Dave Myklebust Chuck Neave Bob Neff I73 IA! KM Sandy Patrick Joe Polanco 174 Jackie Numrich Loren PoIey MimiOba Tom Pope Franco teaches his native tongue. Knit one. pearl two. Nancy Nielsen ChrisO'Donnell r? K Steve Plump Jack Powers Bill Pratt Nancy Roehr Virginia Robinson Chris Sarros Aian Schockman Melinda Schreck Fred Schumacher Alex jumps high for two points. 176 Cathy displays her gymnastic ability. Ga ry Rose xf X Mike Scharfenberger Andy Shick John Shields . 2 Judy Ringgenberg Cathy Sidenstick 177 Bruce Smith Barb Suciu Mike Tingley MarkUImschneider Gary Ungar Mike VanDuyne RickstudiesinseniorloungeH 178 Debbie ponders the problems at H. Peter Trost Howlong didit take you to growthat. Todd? Bruce VanVeIzeI Buzz Vining : H; , Gay Vinson . Erma Vitatoe Helen Wexler : C $5 3 423; - :3? ,5 $1 s! ,.. mm... A -- .r...w.'$u Brian Wilson Theseluckyseniors stuckitoutfrom kindergarten to graduation atLH. Dave Wurtzler SusieWynne BobWalkenhorst Jim Wambach Steve Weiss In memory of Dan Naehring Gone but not forgotten Debbie Whitbeck Ron Woeber 1N , 1 - ' Now. Seniors, look yourselves up in the Kathi Yostel MargieZapf Dmo Zuwa YELLOW PAGES. 181 '70- '71 . . . a fallen transformer . . . a snow day a memorial day . . . a skip day a spurt day . .. a new auditorium . .. a Pow Wow . .. dissension ... polarity . . . relevancy . . . creativity . . . rote learning . . . ad infinitum ... all years are beginnings, ends transientand fleeting leaving a shadow or an echo, an unknown fingerprint on the mind, a soul stretched or ignored. Specifics happen, People are always becoming: There is no past or present for self. I rememberthis school 'year as if I viewed it through a stra nge haze, a sensation brought about by extreme boredom coupled with a tremendous lack of sleep. Therefore. I spent the year tryi ng to laugh my way along, September8, 1970 -June11, 1971 sedated by smiles of irony and joy and the opiate of a textbook . . . I keep remembering the extremes of '7Q-'71 e the friends and involvements and the disappointment of not knowing so many people; the feeling of frustration when I failed, the elation when I saw that I had successfully reached someone. The consta nt diversity of faces, ideas, needs - demanding stimuli, but never letting me forget'that we are all thoroughly alive. IIChicago Eddiets position papers . .. learning from that great imitator of all times, Mr. Connell, that differentiation and integration aren't civil rights issues . . . solving Vietnam and over- population every Monday . .. the Cahillian X-System tsounds like a communist plotl ... KRUDD FOREVER!!! All those beautiful ttkids'i represent a fascinating array of personalities, interests, and abilities; and I love them all. IITeaching sure beats working for a living! The NOW SCENE in Humanities are two words wetve all grown to hate. t'King Earl and his toy -the auditorium! May Day,1971; Washington D.C.; protests, demonstrations, chaos. MemorialDay,1971; Indian Hill High School; walk-outs, demonstrations; chaos. If everyone learned to love people fortheir wonderful selves; what a world this would be! As evidenced by the outcry over the Chicago film, there are many people who are not only blind and ignorant, but they wa nt to share their blindness and ignorance. Everybody was helping everybody else, laughing, talking, and just joking around. I meta lot of people on the walk, but one-person I will never forget, an old man who was about 65 had walked all the way. He kept going, and even beat us to the finish. As we walked towa rd the last stop, he sta rted to clap and congratulate us for ma king it. That made everything worth it! A student should create his own curriculum so that he. can experience releva nt life processes rather than be burdened with insignificant trivia, as he now is. Impressions of a Year Pizza inn on Friday nights. Did anyone see a giant red balloon?! To cha racterize my feelings concerning my senior year, l'd say that I've tried to pass on a little of my idealistic, and perhaps idiotic hope. We've all had to bend, to make concessions, and by doing so, our school now has no dress code and is equipped with a smoking lounge. llWindingdown the war. liCooling Campus radicalism. Slowing inflation and curbing recession. i Benign neglect of race relations. For us + fewer moratoria and plastic revolutiona ry litera ry efforts, fewer fires and more smoking. Teachers raises only $1000 and budgetlcuts only 1001;. And anotheryear without an adult black face in the entire system. At least we made it through - or did we? The SST took up half the news time a trying to decide if it was worth the money. So much money was spenttrying to decide, it probably isn't worth it now. If things like the unspeakable stench in the rest rooms, Mr. Selzer's wretched habit of addressing young adults as 'boys and girls tmuch as Uncle AI doesL and the childish apathyand arrogance of both student and teacher alike are all eliminated, then l.H. will be one hell of a place to attend . . .. Until that day, many will leave unsatisfied and partially hostile. Learn from this year's mistakes . . . Cars crash out of the parking lot; chattering buses ramble home; bicycles peddle ca relesslyaway. An hour, a day, a year may be extinguished, butexpeHenCescannot be. Early morning sunrises, last period yawns, yellow slips to Mr. Selzer's office, an A on Mrs. SteeleS exam, debate, disillu- sionment, inspiration, muscles easing into the Splits, tired 184 185 twant a pickle. 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I Fx' SbI-tHsb . : i A V W sucI-mom ave. ; I MADEIRA- i I ENTERPRISE SAVINGS x LOW co. 5 .. .. ., .... .. ............. -..! . 1:, -..-r ... ... ,! I. F b I INU LIES X I 9 BA KINC envicesp i I i 1 V3? .3 IAIAG I ; 1imragim-rmx: A Message from the Editors Now we are tired. The last spread has been bagged, the index is typed, people's reactionsto the year are recorded for history, and the deadline has been met on time - the yearbook is finished. Our plans of last summer are realized, for you hold in your little hands a book with an additional 56 pages, gigantic, beautiful color pictures. hundreds of people on the cover, an epilogue, an index, black pages, skinny teachers, yellow pages, photo-essays, creative photos, ttfree layouts, and lousy copy tYou can't win tern allD. At any rate, the book is, we hope, at least a pa rtial representation of some of the people of Indian Hill High School and their experiences in and out of school. Making this yearbook all that we said it was in the last paragraph was not simply a two-girl job. Mrs. Crawford's brownies, wit, experience, and creativity were invaluable as were Mr. Chiarats 'tsparkling enthusiasm and Mr. Hartman's undying efforts to give us not just the pictures we wanted, but the best prints he could make. Of course, we can't forget the ha rd-working staff. We could always count on Ca rol to distribute the picture passes, on Ba rb and Bob to give us copy information, on Brax, Nancy, Ann, and Robin to make money and sell the book, on Karen, Loren, and Sandy to record accurately the people in every picture, on Beth, Bruce, and Pam to add an artistic touch, on Jenny and Diana to create an underclass section thatts never been tried before, on Nancy and Phyllis to capture almost every senior's picture, on Patty to love the Legend tespecially the faculty sectionl with all her hea rt. and on Andy to print Iast-minute pictures for us. Weld also like to give a special thank you to Kathe Kern's friend R. J. Seifert for his excellent candid shots in the theme section of the book, to Rixts Roast Beef for its undying support throughout the year in the form of 163 juicy sandwiches. and to Mr. Lynn for babysitting with us during those late nights preceeding a deadline. The total experience of Indian Hill High School in 1970-1971 is wrapped up in the 171 Legend. HERE IT 18 e ENJOY IT! Martha Geyer Judy McGraw Co-editors Specifications American Yearbook Company Topeka. Kansas 80:: dull coat paper News gothic Iinotype 12 pt. body. 24 pt. heads, 8 pt, captions, 18 pt. theme sections 2 pica inner margins Lithograph cover 65$1L antiq ue endsheets In memory of Ed Gellenbeck Senior Directory Joseph Abraham: attended 4 years; Library Aid 11.12; Paw Wow12; Radio Club 10.11. 12. Alwn Abram: attended 2 years; Dramatics CIub 11: Pow Wow 12. John Allan: attended 4 yea rs: Cross Country 10; Wrestling 12. John Amos: attended 4 years; Football 9,10, 11; Intramural Football 12: Intramural Basketball 10,11; Lacrosse 11; Swimming Manager 9; Wrestling 11; Tutor 9. Bradley Angelil: attended 1 year; Intramural Football 12; Intramural Basketball 12; GoIf 12; Pep Club12; Dramatics Club12. Teresa Amok: attended 4 years: Office Aid 10. Thomas Attobcrfy: attended 4 years; Football 9,10,11,12; Intramural Basketball 9.10.11, 12; Lacrosse 10.11.12; Powderpuff Foot- ball Coach 11; FreShr-nan Class PI-ay: Pow Wow 9: Chieftain 9.12. Terry Biker: attended 3 years: Wrestling 10: Golf 10; Musical 10.11; Pow Wow10;Choir 10; Ensemble 11.12; Bowling 11. Dough Batu: attended 4 years; Intramural Basketball 11,12; Track 9; Tennis 9,10; Girl's Softball Coach 11,12; AFS 9.10; French Club 9; Musical 10.11; Pow Wow 10: Ensemble.10.11.12; Choir9; StudentCoun- cii 9,10,11,12. President 12; It's Academic Team 11. Elizabeth Bauor-Nailsen: attended 4 years; GAA 10.11; Swimming 1ntramurals 11; Track 9.10.11; French Club 9.10.11; Latin Club 9.10.11; French National Honor So- ciety 10; National Honor Society 10.11.12; Language Lab Assistant 12; Dramatics Club 9.10.11; Thespian Club11;Children's Play 10; Dramatics Club Play 10; Upper- Class Play 11; Musical 10,11; Pow Wow 9. 10; Choir 9.10; Ensemble 11,12: Health Careers10.11;ScholarshipTeam10. Phyllis Bunch: attended 4 years; GM. 9.10. 11.12; Fieid Hockey 9.10.11.12: Volleyball 9.10.12; Basketbali 9,10,11,12; Track 9.10; Powderpuff Football 11.12;Gymnastic510; Spanish Ciub 9,10; Tutor 9.10; Legend Se- nior Section12; Bowling 9; Teacher Aid 10, 11.12. Iradluy human: attended 4 years; Swim- ming 10: Upper-Class Play 12; Musical 10: 208 ArtCIub11;SkiCIu.b11. Gregory Bulk: attended 4 years; Football Intramural Manager 12: Intramural Foot? ball 11; Musical 10.11: Pow Wow 10; Choir 9,10;Ensemble12. Robin Bechtel: attended 2 years; Factball ln2 tramura! Manager 12: Library Aid 11; Dramatics Club Play 10; Ensemble 12. Barbara Ichirmds: attended 4 yea rs; Spanish Club 11; Office Aid 9; Dramatics Club 11. 12; Children's Play 12; Upper-Class Play 11; Tutor 11,12. Michal Bohymor: attended 4 years; Football 9.10.11; Lacrosse 11; French National Honor Society 12. Craig Man: attended 4 years: Football 9; Intramural Footbail 11.12; Intramural Basketball 9; Wrestiing 10; Choir 9.10; TU' tor9. Oscar Barry: attended 4 years; Football 9; WresHing 9.10; Musical 11; Pow Wow 10; Choir 10.11; Bowling 10. Frank m0: attended 3 years; Photography Club 11.12: Debate Club 10: Legend Pho- tographer 12; Chieftain 10; Sports Car Club 11.12. Bath um: attended 4 years; GAA 9.10.11: Representative 9.10; Powderpuff Football 11,12; National Honor Society 11,12; Li- brary Aid 9.10; Pow Wow 10.12; Legend 12 10fficialx810macm; Marching Band 9.10. 11.12; Band Representative 9.10: Sym- phonic Band 9,10,11,12; Majorette 10.11. 12:1Stude-nt Council 9,10,11,12; Secretary 12; Class Vice-President 10, President 11; Girl's State Alternate: Football Queen 12, Attendant 10; National Merit Finalist; ScholarshipTeam 10.11.12. Busy Bidvnll: attended 4 years; GAA 9.10.11. 12; Field Hockey 10; Volleyball lntramurals 12; Powderpuff Foetball 11.12; French Club 9.10; French National Honor Society 10; Library Aid 9; Freshman Class Play: Musical 10.11; Pow Wow 9.10.12; Choir 9. 10; Ensemble11.12; Legend Sales 9.10.12; Hockey Cheerleader 12; Student Council 10.11. James Buckley: attended 4 years; Football 9. 11.12; Track 12; Wrestling 9.10.11; Pow- derpuff Football Coach 12. Douglas Hnndamour: attended 3 years; Football 10.11.12: Lacrosse 10.11.12; Wrestling 10.11.12; Musical 11; Pep Club 11.12. Marvin Brown: attended 4 years; Intramural Football 9,10,11,12; Intramural Basketball 10.11.12; Basketball 9; Baseball 9.10.11. 12; Spanish Club 9.10; Spanish National Honor Society 9.10; Choir9.10. Michael ernflold: attended 2 V2 years; Fo-ot- ball 9; Choir 9.12; Musical 11. Dan Buchman: attended 2 years; Intramural Basketball 12. Barbara Bunker: attended 4 years; GM 9. 10. James Burns: attended 4 years; Intramural Football 9,10,11,12; Basketball 10; Intra- muralBasketba119,11;Golf9.10.11.12. Donia Caldwell: attended 4 years; GAA 9.10. 11.12; Field Hockey 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9.10; Intramural Volieybali 10; Swimming lntramurals 11; Intramural Tennis 11: Powderpuff FootbaH 11.12; Track 9,10: Gymnastics 9; Gym Office Aid 10.11; Home Economics Club 10. Tons: Caldwell: attended 4 yea rs; GAA 9,10, 11; Track 9; Office Aid 9; Musical 10.11; Choir9,10.11; Ensemble 12. WoodruH Clldvnl: attended 4 years; Musical 10.11;PowWow10;Choir10.11. Vanna Cannon: attended 4 yea rs; GAA 9.10. 11.12; Field Hockey 9.10.11; Basketball 9, 10; Track 9; Spanish Club 10.11: Library Aid11.12;Language Lab Assistan110:Mus- ical 10; Cho-ir9,10. Jam Carmichad: attended 3 yea rs; GAA 12; Library Aid 11. Marga ! Carouilti: attended 4 years; GAA 9. 10; French Club 9: Library Aid 11; Dramat- ics Club 9.10.11.12: Thespian Club 11.12: Children's Play 10.11.12; Dra-matics Club Piay 9,10,11,12; Musical 11; Few Wow12; Choir 9.10; Ensemble12;Chieftain Report- er 9.10.11.12; Scholarship Team 9; Third District Award French I 9. Paul Chululng: attended 4 years: Track 9.10. 11.12; Cmss Country 9.10.11.12; Captain 10.12: Spanish National Honor Society 11: Dramatics Club 9,10,11,12; Thespian Club 9.10.11.12; Musical 10,11; Choir 9,10; En- semble 11; Boy's State 11. Janice Cook: attended 4 years; GAA 9.10.11. 12; Field Hockey 10'. Voileyball 9.10.12: Basketball 9.10.11: Track 9; Spanish Na- tional Honor Society 12; Office Aid 10,11. 12;?innette12. Thomas Cook: attended 2 V2 years: Football Intramural 12; Junior High Coach 12:835- ketbail Intramural 12; Lacrosse 11,12; Wrestling11;Pep Club12. Craig 0001: : attended 4 years; Football 9. 10.11.12; Track 9.10.11; Latin Club10.11; Musical 10.11; Pow Wow 9; Choir 9.10: Ensemble 11.12. Howard Copdln: attended 1 year: Legend 12; Chieftain 12; Business Manager 12; Pep Club 12. Andrew Cornelius: attended 3 years; La- crosse 10.11; Wrestling Manager 11.12; Musical 11. SM Crane: attended 3 years; French Club 10.11: French National Honor Society 10. Cathy CrllM: attended 4 years; GAA 9.10.11. 12; Fie1d Hockey 12; Intramural Volleyball 9.10; Intramural Basketbail 9,10; Golf 9.10; Intramural Tennis 11;Powderpu11Football 11,12; Musical 10; Choir 9.10.11; Tutor 11; Pep Club 11, Cathy Cubbison: attended 4 years; GAA 11; Powderpuff Football 11: Office Aid 11. David Cunningham: attended 4 years: Intra- mural Football 12; Intramural Basketball 11.12: Lacrosse 10.11; Swimming 9.11.12; Spanish Club 11; Stage Band 11; Musical 11. Randall Curd: attended 1 year. David Davidson: attended 1 year; Latin Club 12; National Honor Society 12; Marching Band12;Symphonic Band 12. Aim Davis: attended 4 years; Office Aid 12; Home Ec. Club 9,10,11,12; Musical 10.11; Pow Wow 10; Choir 9.10; Ensemble 11,12; Tutor12. Christopher Davis: attended 4 years; Football 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9; Intramural Bas- ketball 10.11.12; Lacrosse 12; Track 9,10. 11;Musical10.11:Choir9,10,11,12. Braxton Manna: attended 4 yea rs; Feotball 9.10; Intramural Football 11.12; Intramur- al Basketball 9; Track 9.10: Powderpuff Foctball Referee 12; Girl's Softball Assist- antCoach12:AF310.11,12;NationalHon- or Society11.12:Dramatics Club 10.11.12; Thespian Club 11.12; Freshman Class Play; Dramatic: Ciub Play 10.11; Musical 10.11: Pow Wow 10; Choir 10; Ensemble 11; Leg- end Ads Manager 12; Pep Club 11.12: Sports Car Club 12. Vice-President 12: It's Academic Team 11.12; National Merit Fi- nalist: Scholarship Team 9,10; Williams KatIiI'SmJDeMar. attended 4 years; Dramatics CIdh'QAO 'Th'eSpi'an CIub 10,11; Freshman 01999- . y' QI'IiIIdrenI's IPIay 9', DramaticsI 91.12;Edifor11 attended I3 1IEIIyeaIIr'S'. 6AA 10.11; 1 95- IUb9,11911; MLI'sIcaI 10; Chair 10 1.9 116 61919 'a11end'Ied 4 eraIrs;I IGAA 9 10. ' k 19.10: EnSemb'I9 11.12; Legend' I'IP9p' CIuIbI I11. 12 Winter 119'rided 4 years. GAA'9,10, 1.99iderit 11; FIieId H.0c':key 10. ,. 10II; Powderpufi Football 11. 9 ti; IIde 4 yiears; GAA 9,10, h9irm'an 12' VoIIeybaIl 9; ' 91.12; AFIS 9.10.11; '; Dramatlcs CIub Piay 9,1011l.IIIppeIZ Glass PIay 1I'IMuincaII I10,I1I-I1',IIPIOWWowI10. 2. . 7' .11, Lacross910.11. -f 9,10' LibIrary Aids: PhoItog'raphy CIub 9,10, - '11, MaIze 1112. Richard Easqn: a'tte'ncIed 4 years; Lacrosse ' 9,10 11,12; Chieftain 12 eIndecE 2'years ' -IStIeVen EIIiott: attended 4 yea rs. ' Manage? 103-11; Q'i'iic'e Aid 11: Upper-CIIasIs y Mugidal1ircrmieftain 1'2. - .9 'IlicIki EIIisI a'tt9ndedI '4 y'Iear's; AFS-11.12; I CIub 9; Dram'atics Club 9 10,11,12; ar'I Club 10,11,12; Freshman Class ChiIIdII'IenI 5 Play 10.11.12; Dramatics '- 991;.91j2;LUpp'er;CIlass Play 11, .12; MLIsicaI1I0'.11';-RowWow9,'1',0 12; Chief- 4 ItaIIITII 9. 10:11 12;?!990Iu1111' 12; Bo'WIingQI. .. -,10,11.1I2'; SymphonIic 12: Orchestra 11.12.- ' tt'en'd9d. 4 yeIars; Football 9; IntramuraIFootbaII 10: IIBaskethalII 9; Intra- 91y 11.12' NationaI '19: Pep Club 11.12; Stu- II ofComlpendatIon 12; SoholarshIpTeamQ 1.0- M'usi thended 2 years; National Hon- 1312; IFOw Wow 12: Marthing 'Mibhh'ei Dyer: aII'Ite'n'ded 4years; Spanish Club Ellis: at1erIded 3 years; Basketba'li' Nancy FaIsold: attended 4 years; GAA.9,10.1'1. 12; Volleyball 9; Golf 11,12; Powderpuff Football 11,12; AFS Club 12', French Club . 9.10.11;-Pep CIub 11,12; Bowling 9; Dra- matics CIub 12; Thespian Club 12; Dramat- ics CIub Play12; Upper-Class Play12;Musr ical 11; Pow Wow 12; Tutor 11; Legend 59- nior Section 12; Chieftain Sales 12. Mary Kay Fennessy: attended 4 years; GAA 9. 10.11.12; Field Hockey 10,11; Basketball 110; Pdwderpuff Football 11,12; Spanish Club9,10; Po'wWow10:F.B.L.A.11. Janet Ferguson: attended 4 years; Spanish Club 9.10.11; Spanish National Honor $09 Ciety 11.12; National Honor Society 11,12; Language Lab Assistant 9.10.11; Dramat- ics Club 9; Musical 11; Pow Wow 10.12; Cheerleader10,11,12;PepCIub11.12. Francisco Fernandez: attended 1 yeaI;r Child- ren' '5 Play 12 Wiiii'am Finn: attended 3 years; Dramatics CIub 10.11.12; Thespian Club 11,12; Child- ' ran 5 Play 10.11; Dramatics CIub Play 10. 11; Upper-CIaIss IPIay 12, Pow Wow 12. StanIey Fish: attended 4 yea rs; Football 9.10. 11; Basketball 9:In1ramural Basketball 12; Track9,10.11. Patricia Fo'rbis: attended 4 years; GAA 11; National Honor Society 11.12; Treasurer 12; Language Lab Assistant 11,12; Dramat- ics CIub 11.12; Upper Class PIay 11,12; Musical 10.11; Choreographer 11; Pow Wow 9.10.12; Choir-9,10; Ensemble 11.12; Legend Faculty Editor 12; Pep Club 12; Na- tional Merit Letter of Commendation 12. Kar9n Fredrickson: attended 4 years; GAA 9. 10.11.12; Representative 11'. Field Hockey 9.10; Basketball 9,10; Powderpufac Football 11,12; Gym Office Aid 10; Tutor 9,10; Leg- end Ad Staff 12. Gregory Fritz: attended 4 years; Football 9, 10.11.12; Basketball 9,10; Intramural Bas- ketball 11,12; Track 9,10,11,12; Powder- puff Football Coach 11; Latin Club 9.10; Pep Club 11; AII-EHLI Football 11.12; Upperu Class Play 11;Cheerleader11. Suzanne Froelich: attended 4 years; Basket- ball 9.10;.Tutor 12. Rhonda Gerard: attended 4yea rs, Martha Geyer: attended 4 years; GAA 9; French Club 11.12; Secretary 11'; French National Honor-Society 10,11,12; National Honor Society 11,12; Pep Club 11.12; Marching Band 9,10,11,12; Secretary 11;. Symphonic Band 9,10,11,12; Orchestra 9. 10.11.12; Majorefte 9,10,11,12; Captain 12; National Merit Letter of Commenda- tion 11.; NE Exchange Businessmen's Club Senior GIirI ofthe Month; Dramatics Club 9, 10.11.12; Thespian Club 10.11.12; Fresh- man Class Play; Children's Play 9,10; DraP matics Club' Play 9,10; Upper Ciass Play- 11,12; Musical 11; Pow Wow 9.10.12; Leg- end 11; Co- editor 12; Maiz9 Associate Edi- tor 12 David Gianne'ni: attended 4 years. Nanci Glendening: attended 4 yea rs; Spanish Club 9.10; Library Aid 12; Office Aid 9.10, 111; Dramatics Club 9,10,11,12; Thespian Club 9,10,11,12; Children's Play 9.10.11. 12; Dramatics Club Play 9,10,11,12; Upper- Class Play 11.12; Musical 10,11; Pow Wow 9.10.12; ArtCIub 11; President 11. Phyllis Gora: attended 4 years; GAA 9; Tennis '10; Dramatics Club 9.10.12; Children's Musical 10; Pow Wow 10,12; Choir 9; Marching Band 10.11.12; Pep Band 12; Symphonic Band 9,10,11,12; Orchestra 10, 11.12. Kevin Grace: attended 3 years; Intramural Football 12; Intramural Basketball 12: AFS 11.12.; Musical 11; Pow Wow 10,12; Sports Car Club 11; Marching Band 10,11,12; Stage Band 10.11.12; Pep Band 10.11: Symphonic Band 10,11,12; Orchestra 10. 11,12. Amy Griffin: attended 4 years; GAA 9.10.11, ' 12; Representative 10,12; Field Hockey 9. 10.11.12; Captain 10.12; Intramural VoI- IeybaII 12; Basketbali Intramural 11,12; Swimming Intramurals 10; Powderpuff FootbaII 11.12;. Captain 11; Track 9.10: French Club 9; Office Aid 9.10; Musical 10. 11; Choir 9.10.11; Pinnet'tes 11,12; Pep Club 9,10,11,12. Walter Gross: attended 4 yea rs; Swimming 9. 10; Latin CIub 9,10; Photography Club 9. 10. Michelle Guilfoyle: attended 4 yea rs; GAA 9, 10,11; Field Hockey 9; French Club 9,10; Office Aid 9; Dramatics Club 9,10,11,12; Children's Play 9.11; U'pper-Class Play 11; Musical 10,11; Pow Wow 12; Choir 9,10; Ensemble 11.12; Tutor 9; LegendI 12; Skl Club 9: Pep Club 11. Kim Hagerty: attended 4 years; Football 9.10; Track9.10. Robert Hambrecht: attended 2 years; Stra- tegic Games 11. Michael Hamilton: attended 4years; Football 9; Tennis 9; Ski Club 10.11; Tutor 10: Sports CarClub 11. Penny Hardin: attended 4 years; Latin Club 9, 10,11; GAA 9,10; Office Aid 9; F.B.L.A. 10; Tutor11;Health Careers 11. Robert Harness: attended 4 years; Football 9. 10,11,12; Basketball 9,10; Intramural Bas- ketball 11,12; Lacrosse 11; Track 9,10; Powderpuff Football Coach 11; French Club 9; Dramatics Club 12; Freshman Class Play; Musical 10.11; Pow Wow 9,10. 12; Choir 9; Ensemble 10,11,12; Cheerlead- er 11; Pep Club 11.12; Student Council 9, 10,11. Charles Hill: attended 4 years; Intramural Footbail 11,12; Lacrosse 10,11,12; Wres- tling 9. William Hill: attended 4 years; Lacrosse 10, 11,12; Upper-Ciass Play 11; Choir 9; Pep CIub 11,12. Sheila Hirons: attended 3 years; Powderpuff Football 11; Spanish Club 11; Spanish Na- tional Honor Society 12; Musical 11; Choir. 11; Ski Club 10;PepClub11.. Susan Hoeland: attended 2 V2 years; GAA 10, 11; Tennis 10; AFS 10; French Club 10,11; Office Aid 11; Dramatics CIub 10; Musical 10; Pow Wow 10; Choir 10; Pep Club. Karen Holditch: attended 4 years; GAA 9. 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Contain 11.12; P'w- derpuH FcofbaH 11.12; Gymnastics 11; FrInch Club 9.10. Musical 10.11; Pow Wow 10,12; Choir 9.10.11; Enu-mbk 12; Lmnd Advertising 12 Pimmm 1 1.12; Choorhod; n9.10.Captain9.PvpClub9.1G.11.12. M um 311mm 2 mm lmtnm-ur- ll 3119119111311 11.12; 0111mm 11.12. cm Hun: anew 4 years; Tennis 12; French Club 9.10; Paw Wm 1213111011911 : Photography Editor 9. Sports Car Club 10. Tmswtr 10. W M 1111:0901! 1 year. Qramnics 6va 12; Dramatic Club Play 12; UppIr-Class Play 12. mm Nolan: alumna I yam; AFS Np - mtaiiv011;AFS Club 11.12. Prtsidvm 12': Spanish Club 9.10; 39:th Nuional Nana- a'r Society 10,11; Dnmatics Club 9.10.11. lawman! 12; Thupian Club 9.10.1 1.12. Frame?! 12; CNMm': P133! 9,10,11,13; Durham: CM: Play 9.10.11.12; Upper- Cms Play 11,12: Musical 10.11; Paw wow 9.10.12: Choir 9', Emmblu 10.11.12: Radio Ctub 9; Chiauain 11.12; Np Club 1 1. Can Hm: attended 3 years; Lirbnry Nd 10. Home Ec. Club 11.12.; Musica1 10.11: Pow Wow 10'. 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WWMWMW minim . mmm3m5.9M10.11;.l '9 211- Latin Club 10; French National Honor So- ciety 11.12; National Honor Society 11.12; Dramatics Club 10.11.12; Thespian Club 11.12; Dramatics Club Play 10; Upper- Ciass Play 11; Musical 10.11; Legend Busi- ness Manager12;Chieftziin 11; Bowling 10; Health Careers 10.11. Barbara Suciu: attended 4 years; GAA 9.10. Representative 9; French Club 9.10; French National Honor- Society 10.11.12; National Honor Society 10.11.12; Office Aid 9; Pow Wow 9: Cheerleader 10.11.12; Pep Club 9. 10.11.12; Orchestra 9.10; Winter Sports Attendant 10; Health Careers 10.11; Na- tional Merit Finalist 12; Scholarship Team 9. Michael Sullivan: attended 2 V2 years; Intra- mural Basketball 11,12; Track 10.11.12; Cross Country 11.12. Cynthia Swanton: attended 1 V2 yea rs. Tod Swormstedt: attended 4 years. Lesli Taylor: attended 4 years; GAA 9.10; Field Hockey 9.10; Volleyball 9; Basketball 9; Track 9; French Club 9.10; French Na- tional Honor Society 11,12; National Hon- or Society11.12;Dramatics Club10.11,12; Thespian Club 10.11.12; Children's Play , 10.11.12.; Dramatics Club Play 10.11.1'2; Upper-Class Play 11,12;Musical10,11;Pow W'ow 10.12; Choir 9.10; Ensemble 11,12; Tutor 9.10; Maize 10.11; Chieftain 12. Edi- tor-in-Chief 12; Student Council 12; Na- tional Council of Teachers Awa rd 12; Best Actress Ohio National Thespian Contest 12. Susan Temple: attended 4 years; IGAA 10: In9 tramural BasketbaII 11; Swimming Intra- murals 12; Tennis 12; Powderpuff Football 11; French Ciub 11; Musical 10.11; Pow Wow10;'Choir11. Michael Tingley: attended 4 years; Spanish Club 9.10; Spanish National Honor Society 910'. Choir9: Ski Club 10. Peter Trost: attended 3 yea rs; Senior year in Torino. Italy as AFS student; Track 9; AFS 11; Latin Club 9.10; Dramatics Club 11; Thespian Club 11; Chieftain 10.11: Art Club11;Boy's State Alternate 11; Two Blue Ribbons at the State Mechanical Drawing Convention 11. Robert Turnau: attended 4 yea rs; Intramural Footbail 11; Swimming 9.10.11; Ski Club 11. Mark Ulmschneider: attended 4 years; Intra- mural Football 12: Intramural Basketball 12; AFS 10.11.12. Vice-President 11;-Span- ish Club 9.10; Spanish National Honor So- ciety 10; Library Aid 9.10; Debate Team ,9. 10.11; Dramatics Club 9.10.11.12; Dramat. ics Club Play 11; Pow Wow 12; Sports Car Club 11.12; Marching Band 9,10,11,12, Vice-President 12, Treasurer 11; Pep Band 10; Symphonic Band 10.11.12; Concert Band- 9; Drum Major 11,12; Strategic Games 11. Gary Ungar: attended 2 years; Photography Club 12; Dramatics Club 11.12; Art Club 11; Pep Club 12; Sports Car'CIub 12. Michael VanDyne: attended 4 yea rs; Footba'll 9,10,11,12; Intramural BasketbaI19.10;11. 12; Lacrosse 10.11.12;'Pep ClubIll. Bruce VanVelzel: attended 3 I1 years; Footu ball 10.11.12: Baske'dsall 9.10.11; Intra- mural Basketball 12; Baseball 9.10.11.12; Wrestling 12; Powderpuff Football Cbach 11,12; Pep Club 11.12. William Vining: attended 4 years: Football 9. 10,11,12; Lacrosse 10.11 1.2; WrestIing 9. 10. 212 Gay Vinson: attended 1 year. Erma Vitatoe: attended 4 years; Office Aid 10, 11.12; Home Ec. Club 10, Treasurer 10. Robert Walkenhorst: attended 4 years; Intra- mural Football 10.11.12; Basketball 9; In- tramural Basketball 10.11.12; Baseball 9, 10,12; Lacrosse 11; Spanish Club 9.10; Spanish National Honor Society 10; Leg- end Sports Editor 12; Chieftain 12; Pe-p Club 11.12: Student Council 9.10.12; Class Treasurer9.10; Scholarship Team10.11. James Wambach: attended 4 years; Intra- mural Football 12; Golf 12; Bowling 10; Marching Band 9.10.11.12'; Symphonic Band 9.10.11.12. Steven Weiss: aitended 4 yea rs; Latin Club 9, 10. Thomas West: attendedx4 yI-Iars; Football 9, 10; Intramural Basketball 12; Lacrosse 10, 11. Helen Wexler: attended 4years; GAA 9.10.11. 12. Ihtramural Volleyball 9.10; Intramural Basketball 9.11; Swimming lntramurals 11; Track 9; AFS 11.12; Spamsh CIub 9,10 11; Spanish National Honor Society 10.11; Library Aid 9; Office Aid,10.11.12; Drama? -ics Club 9,10,11,12; Freshman Class Play; Dramatics Club Play 9,10,11,12; Upper- Class Play 11.12; Musical 11'; Pow Wow 9. 10.12; Legend 12; Chieftain 11; Art Club 9. 10; PepCJub 12; Health Careers 9.10.11. Deborah Whitbeck: attended 1 year. Lance White:'attended. 2 years; Intramural Basketbaii 11,12; Baseball 11;'Pep Club1'2; SportsCarClub 12. Mary Williams: atte'hded 4 year'Sj Office Aid 10.11; Dramatics Club 12; Children's PIay 12; Dramatics Club Play 12; Up'per-ClassI Play- -12, Musical 11. Brenda' Wilson: attended 2 yea r5; GIAA 11' .;12 Dramatics Club 11.12; UpperaCIass Play .11; Pep CiIub 12; Winter. Sports Attendant 1.1. Brian Wilson: attended 3 years; Intramural Football 11,12; IntramuraI Basketball 10. 11.12; Swimming10,11,12. ;. Christopher Wilson: attended 4 ye'aI's, Intra- mural Football 10,11.12;Intramura1 Bas- ketbalI11.12;MusicaI11 Robin Wirthlin: attended 4 years; GAA 9 12; Powderpuff Football 12; AFS 12; French. Club 9.10.11 12; French National Honor. Society 10.11.12; Language Lab Assisf'a n't 10.11.12: Dramatics Club 9,12: Upper- Ciass Play 12; MLIsical. 10,11; Pow'de 10, 12; Choir 9.10;: Ensemble 11.12; Legend Underciass Section 11, Sales Manager 12; Pep Club 9.12 Ronald Woeber: attended 4 years; Bowfing' 9. 10. David Wurtzlerr attended 4 years; II'Iframur-ai Football 9,10,11 12, Intramural Basketball 9.10,11,12;:Track9; Musical 11.; ChoirS. Carol Wynne: autt'ended 4 years;- GIAA 9.10.11. 10.1.1 Kathi Yustel: attended 4 years; FranCh Club F 9- 10. Marjorie Zapr: atfeIrICIIIed 4 years; GIAA 9.10.11'. 12; lnt'r'amural Volleyball 9 Intramural Basketb'BII 9' .Tragk 9.10.12;AF.S 10.11.12; Spanish Club 9...1011;' Spanish National ' Pith -. : Honor Society 10 11;. Liegend 11.. 12; Field Hocke'y9. Musical 10 11; Cho'Ir9'. F'Iank Gal'emtem'mgeb Faculty Directory Eloise Balz, Librarian; Eastern Kentucky Unis Versity and University of Kentucky; at IH 13 years. I Harold Bates. Advanced Math. Algebra l.ll. Math Ill. Chem Study. Chem II Tutorial; Student Council. It's Academic Team: Xav- ier; atIH Syears Mary Lou Berwanger, English II. Advanced. Comp. and Lit; Dramatics Ciub. Th'Bspi- ' ans. Music and Dre ma'tic Produetions; University of Cincinnati and University of Wisconsin; at IH 15 years. Arthur BEa'ckburn. Latin I.II;I Latin'CIub; Uni- versity of Cincinnati and UI'IIv'ersity of Pennsylvania;- 31- IH 10 years Donald Bnehier. American History.. European History; Junk CorI'ImIt'tee, Reserve Football COach. Eastern Kentucky University; at IH 1 y..ear Robert Cahill. English I. II III; Loyoia UnIversI- . ' .tyand Columbia UnIVersity; at. IH 2years Joseph Clark, Chemistry. AthIIeIIc Diree'tqr', Varsity Football Coach. Advisory Council; Youngstown University and Ken-t- State 7 University; at IH 12 years. Paul Conneli. Math IIV. HumanitIes, Algebra . I ll Radio Club' Universlty of Michigah.. -- University of .CIncInnatI. Uhiversity of Deia- . ware: atlH 8'years. Frederick Cooper, Drivers Education, Physi- '3' :3 cal EdiIc'atiorI III. IV; Ju-nior' High qutba'll, Benjamin Cox, Vocal MBsic; mati'c ProdILIctions. CGritests; Wit'te ' ' Ohio State Indiana. UnIverSIm. years. ., Beverley Crawford. Lit. Tyforiai. Eri Comp and. L'It.. W'orfd L'it.:- Legend.- Class AdIvis'or; Miami'. Unwermty years. Jealanie Dorsey,A Anl. lI', SephomareClassde' . Dennis DLIpps, Archltecture Adv trial. Arts. Technical Illustra Wiliiam ngle, Spamsh I III, IV- V.7 SpanishNa tional Honor. Society, Farergn: Language De'pa rtment Chairman AdVIsery FCg'LinoII 10year'5. . - . Lynda Follett,' SpanisH LII; IZBQvIin'ng Green State Un' . . of Madrld'atIHZyears. I Cincinnatiwat IIH 3' yeISrsIg n'ettIe 11; Marching Band 9.10.11. Pep .' Band 11; Concert Band9, 1011. Dino Zuvia: attended 1 year. Intramu I 8934 ketball 12; Swimming 12; AFS 127'; PhoIQg-j- raphyClub 12, ' 14-524mmmsegIm-w; l . 3'4; .., '5 , 'Mist-udk' L '7. NI. In A'iiI-J Hi. II A-tWH'I year. '1 ' ' ' . Eiiiabegh smith. English II. iv: Debate CIub: ' Berea1CoIlege.1 Xavierat IIH 2 years. Ear'l SI-Iaszi Bannd Orchestra: Music and Dramatic. Productions; Contests; Collage OhsErya'fory of the UnIVersity of CincinJ I nati:a1tlH '112y'e'ars1. Jo'IsEphine Steele; English I'; MarSh'aII Univer- -- - 1 -I I 11 u I Mg . 1' I Uh y sltyIatIHlsyears. 11 . I 1 ' jg : . .7 -' :-. .bIngiId; t'ouffer, Ereshm'en counsfelor; Fresh- ' - ' ' i' I ass Co-AdVIsor. Ohio Univer'sity;. at- Hayears 1 Ja'IrIIes Sullivah, English III; Social Commit 'I tea: Thomais Mocr'e;aItIH1ye'IaIi: Oscar Swaffond,I Algebra I. II, Pre- -Algebra. ' ' AdvancedIMath IEacquy Manager 6f Athlet- ' astern Kentucky, .UnIVersIty of Ken- e' I omore CIass Advisor'; Western Coliege, - Unwersny ofIGfehoble aIt IH.3yea11'IsI.II - Robert Hoskins, WorId' GEograp A Hisfory; :Lacrosse; IJLIhI 1., Judith Johnston, 1.sor:WrightStat Kathleen Kejley I 'TI.., aI Honor Scale- 'of: Pennsylvanla, - 1 4 Akem English; maven Student Index Abbott.Diane-37.72.94.98.100.103.145 Abraham. Joe 1 2.48. 49. 51. 80. 96. 180 Abra ham. John 1 30.67. 8. 99,145,189 Ahlbra nd. Jane 1 28. 31. 54. 65. 67. 144. 158 Ahrens. Alison 1 80.162 Ahrens.Jay 1144 Albrecht. Kathy 1145 AIIen.John-108.162 Amos. John 118.162 Anderson. Bill125. 61.86 Anderson. Car011 52.144 Anderson. Cindy 1 67. 145 Anderson. Kent 130. 81 Anderson. Steve 1 32.87. 144 Andrew. Nancy 1 54. 55.144 Angell. Brad 1 37. 67. 163 Arcuri. Marianne 1 35, 67 Arnett.Terry1 163 Artzt. Bil11 24.25. 88.144 Aheherry. Tom 1 20. 21. 23. 90.163 Ausbrook. Sue 1 54. 67.145 Axelson. Ma rk 1 84.102.144 Bach. Theresa 1 26. 35. 53. 67. 145 Bai lay. Bet: ky 1 30 Bailey. 8013 1188 Baker. Debra 1 144 Bakev.Tervy146.143 Barbian. Jim- 145 Baron. Ken 1144 Baron. Nancy 118. 36.37. 53. 89.145 Barrows. Rick 1 71.144 Badholomew. Leslie 1 Cover. 36. 46. 67. 72. 83.103.144.188 Bartl.BiII-1145 Basius. Heidi 1 67. 144 Bates. Doug 1 46. 60. 83.89. 100. 101. 106. 162 Bauer. Karen 143. 52. 54. 144 Bauer. Sharen 143.52.54.144 Bauer-Nilsen, August 1144 Bauer-Nilsen. Liz 1 Cover. 37. 46. 67, 72. 95. 103. 162. 175 Baugh.Phyl1is 134. 35. 64. 67. 97. 162. 180 Bau man. Bradley 1163 Bauman. Bryan 1144 Bausewine. George 1 51.144 Bayless. Paul131.92.95. 103.144 Baylis. Greg 1 46.163 Bechtel. Robin 14. 46. 83.163 Bechtold. Connie 1 68 Becker. 0051 Cover. 54 Becker.Jim197 Bedsole. Sue-35. 67. 145 Beebe. Mark130. 144 Behlert. Mark 1 32. 54. 61. 86. 93.144 Behrends. Earb111. 162 Behymer. Andy 1 25.144 Behymer. Mike 1162.169 BelIiveau. Priscilla 1144 Benhase. Craig- 162 Beresford. Dan 1 30. 40. 43. 78. 81. 145 Berger. Karen 1 37. 40. 54. 103. 109. 145 Berry. Oscar 1 108. 163 Bertke. Charles 1 25. 55. 108. 144 Bedke. Frank 1 97.163 Bessen.Dave143. 54.951.98.99. 103. 145. 158 Bsuden.Dave-144 Bevis. Beth 1 Cover. 7. 16. 19. 26, 30. 35.67. 80.83.97.100.101.103.104.107.163.188 Bidwell.Betsy118.34.35.46.67.78.83. 109. 162. 180. 189 Bidwell, Nancy 1 28. 29. 36. 46. 67. 68. 144 Biegert. Donna 146. 54. 65. 108. 144 Bieser. Rick 1 86. 144 Biggs. Mark 1 25. 144 Biorseth. Pam 118.37.75.145 Biorseth. Sue- 75.144 Bishop.Clilf1144 Blackley. Jim 1 Cover. 20. 21.86. 37.116.130 Bladh. Glenn 1 37. 80.145 Blankenbuehler. Cindy 1 31 Blankenbuehler. Debbie- 105. 145 3Iiss.CheryI1 67.95.144 Blotter. Dale 118. 32. 33. B7. 145 Boardman. Rick 132. 86 Bobbitt. Bianne 1 36. 67.144 Bockstiegei. Dorian 130.35. 67. 103.145 Eoeh. Steve 1 61. 83.108.144 Boney.Juhn1144 Braatz. Mike131 Eradicrd.Eric-144 Braun. Debbie 1 35. 46. 67. 89. 147 Breitenbach. Gerry 114 Breitenbach.Jirn 1 147 Breitholle. Dennis 1 31.146 Breitholle. Eric 1 25. 146 Brendamou r. Doug- Cover. 20. 21. 23. 67. 70. 71.90.105.162.168.185 Brenner. Dave 130.144 Brewer. Barbara 146. 144 Brewer. Steve 1 24.87. 144. 152 Bridgeland. Becky 1 34.46. 67. 92, 106. 146 BrighamJim- 30 Brooks. Susan 1 46. 83. 102. 144 Erase. Kara 1 36. 67.144 Brothers. Jane 1 46.146 Bmwn.Jack1 18. 33. 60.88.108.109. 162 Brown. Linda 1 2.102.103 Brown. Scot11146 Browning. Ben 1 18. 19. 57. 62. 147. 186 Browning. Donna 1 3. 4. 28. 46. 64. 67. 83. 96. 144 Erumlield. Mike 1163 Buchman. Dave 1 Cover. 163 Buecker. Ba rb1 163 Burdick. Steve 1 78. 80. 188 Burgen. Burt 1 67. 92. 147 Burgett. Dave 1 61.146 Burnstm 133.163 Burrows. Marsha 1147 Busch. Greg 114-4 Bush.Rnbbie1144 Busken. Steve 1 67 Butler. Melody 1 37.147 Cahall. Melanie 1 36. 48. 67. 144 Cain. Chuck 1 30.155 Caldwell. Denise1 2. 34. 35.67. 164. 180 Caldwell. Terry 146.164.130 Caldwell. Woody 1 95.165.180 Camm. Bob 1 31.189 Camm. John-Cover. 46. 53. 108. 147. 157 Campbell. Donna 118. 40. 53. 67. 68. 147 Cannon. Hank161. BB. 100 Cannon. Vanessa 119.67.95. 165 Cardwell. Greg 1 25.146 Carman.Doug1 144 Carman. Ken 1 46. 61. 58. 108. 144 Carmichael. Jean 167.33. 164.169 Carmichael. Suzanne 1 36. 54.67. 68.146 Camselli. Mardi 1 37. 46. 83. 99. 164. 188 Carter. Bob 117.30.48.81,147.189 CadenJackie1147 Caner.Judy1146 Carter.$andy136.413.54.67.68.146 Carter.$cott-147 Casper. Amy1 54. 146 Castrucci. Dave 1 31. 146 Cecil. David 146. 92.95. 98 Cettel. Ka ran 1 Cover. 74. 142 Chewning.Pau11 32. B7. 109. 115. 164 Christensen.Carol1 46. 67. 146 Christiansen. Karen 1 54 Church.AIlen 1 3. 53. 92.99. 100. 103 Church. Tom 1 32. 86. 146 Clagett. Bruce- 144 Coastes.Doug-31.81.146 Coffer. Eric125 Cogan. Debbie136 Cofebroak. Tom 1 86. 87. 146 Coleman. Brad 146. 61.83.86.103.146 Coltha r. Melissa 1 52. 95. 147 Comisar. 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Larry 4 61.154 Muzzo. Carol 434. 35. 46.67. 83. 90. 96. 108. 173. 189 Myklebusl.Dave4173 Myklebusl. Sue 4 65.67. 80. 155 Naehrlng, Dan 4181 Naour. Janice -- 54.68.102.155 Neava. Chuck 4 80.109173. 189 Neave. Jane! 4 30. 34. 48. 64. 67. 97. 155 Nef1.Bob 4 37. 38. 73. 108. 116. 173 Neighbors. Jim 4 30. 78. 81 NeIson. Brad 4 60.92.1515 Nelson. Kris 4 Cover. 37. 38. 40. 46. 72. 73. 78, 83.107.165.174.188 Nelson. Nancy- 3. 37. 40. 46. 54. 72.83. 155. 158. 189 Nelson.Steve-31.61. 103.154 Neu. Cress 4 46.47. 52. 83. 174 Neu. Erik 431.78.154 Newsom. Cheryl - 52 Newsom. Lands 4 30 Nichols.Jane14 Cover. 2. 34. 35. 64. 89. 108. 165. 174 Nichols. Meredith 4 34.64.67. 88.154 Nichols. Scott 4 30. 70. 71. 90.175 Nichols. Sharon 430 Niehaus. Camy 4 156 Niehaus. Jim 4 66. 68. 69.95.155.189 Nielsen. Nancy 4 34. 64.67. 92. 96.102.175 N1ernan.Nancy 4 174 Numrich. Jackie 4 30.167.174 Oba. Mimiko 4 37.40.174 O'Donnell. Chris 4 62.175 O'Donnell. Dan 4Covev.32.87.155 O'Donneii. Dave 4 36.156 Ormston. Nola 4 31.48. 81. 156. 189 Osterbrock. Keith 4 155 Overberg. Susan 4 65. 156 Owens. Leslie 4 156 Pachoud. Bill 4 5. 61.156 Palmel. Dutch 4155 Palmet. Susie4156 Pancoast. Greg 4 36.86.102.156 Pancoast. Jill 435. 37.64.92.155 Pandor1.$con 4 30.95. 156 Pansiera. Rick4 156 Parker. Chuck- 13.165.175 Parker. Fred 4 31.32 Parmley. Kay4156 Pater. Ann 428. 67. 68. 90. 156 Patvick. Gary 4 30. 78. 156.138 Patrick. Sandy 44.24.150.88. 142. 156 Patterson.Bill-30.71.81.156 Penrod.Joe-156 Perbix. George 4 31.156 Perin. Laurie 4 54. 67. 68.74. 156. 188 Peters. Jenna 44,43,155 Petke. Richard 4 Cover. 80. 155 Petraglia. Bill 483. 174 Petraglia. Pat- 174 Petrie. Bruce 4 Cover. 32. 97. 98. 106. 155. 184 Petschulat. Chris 431 Paschulat. Sandy 4 68. 80. 175 Pfister. Mike 4 90.156 Phelan. Tom - Cover. 46. B3. 90.108.149. 155. 188 Phillips. Lorraine 4156 Pigue. Valerie 4105.155 Pitcairn.Chery14 34.46. 54. 67. 81 . 83. 95. 156. 188 Pitcairn. Debbie42. 30.48. 49. 54. 88. 156 Pitcairn. Rick 4 30. 31.40.48. 155 Pizzo. Tony- 156 Planner. Jim 4 67.155 Plump. Nancy- 31.34. 54.64.92. 156 Plump. Steve 4 Cuver. 33. 67. 92. 93. 96.103. 170. 175 Polancu. Joe 4174 Poley. Loren 4 40.67. 71.78. 81 . 96. 97.109. 174. 189 Poflis. Je 446. 83. 155 Pope. Tom 443.174.180 Paner. Rob 436. 39. 92. 94.102.156 Porter. Scott 4 46. 155 PoSIval. Turn 4 24.156 Powers. Jack-Cover. 60. 175 Powers. Pat 4 25. 90. 156 Pratt. Bill 4 5.109.175 Pra1t.Carol-35.67.157 Pratt. Rick 4 156 Price.Pa11i- 29. 67. 108. 176. 188 Pn'emer. Kim 4 54.157 Plotheroe.Heidi430.37.49.157 Prues. Bill 443. 176 Quinn. Dan 486.156 Quin. Jamie- 176 Rabius.JiIf-36.40.156 declifie. 90114157 Randel. Bill 4 1 56 Randolph. Leigh 4 30. 45. 102 Reave. Kevm 4 51.156 Reckman. Barbara 446. 95. 156 Redmond. Jefl 432.86.156 Reed. Helen 430, . gkkgkkumhnxxnhhb Reif. Neil 6 24. 61 . 36. S7. 102. 155 Reising.John6157 Remke. Kathy- 51. 54.67.102.156 Remler. Carol - 3. 18. 29. 35, 37. 40. 54. 63. 67.96.97.103.105.157 Remsing. Debbie 633.40.46.72.33.95.157 Renner. Amy 6 28.156 Repke. Sarah6102. 156 Res1le.Randy 6 25.71.91.156 Rettig. Joseph 6 156 Revis.Bill-20.21.104. 177 Revis.Clay6156 Revis. Jan 625 Rhodenbaugh. Tim 6 30. 48. 49. 71.86.87. 157 R1Ch.G0rdon 6156 Richards. Jon 698 Richart. Brett6 Cover.4.156 Ricker. Dave 6 Cover. 166. 117. 164 Ricker. Lori 6 34. 54. 64. 67. 102. 156 Rieger. Anne 6 29. 36. 46. 54. 65. 67. 80. 154. 156. 138 Rieger. Jane 6 35.37.40. 54.67. 100. 103. 109. 157 RiggiO. Tony 6 74 Riley. Robin 6156 Rxnggenherg. Judy- 54.103.177.180 Rixey. Eppa 6Cover. 2. 18. 19. 57. 59. 62. 87. 92. 157 Rixey.Jim-159 Robenshaw. RICK 6 75.159 Robenshaw. Ruth - Cover. 176 Robinette. Lee646. 54. 67. 103. 156 Robinson. Dora 6159 Robinsan. Randy- 159 Robinson. Virginia 6176 Rockenfield. Tom 630.38.48.81.157 Rodich. Cindy-46 Rodich.ROber1 -157 Roehr. Nancy6 18. 35. 52. 89. 176 Roehr. Susan - 67. 39. 156 Rollins. Sherry 6 95.156 Rose.Gary-177. 180 Ross. Sandy- 177 Rust, Mark 630. 48. 81. 95. 99. 103. 157 Rust. Matt 6 49. 95. 156 Roth. Robin 6 2.113 Roudahush. John 6 2021.22.30.86177 Roudahush. Randy 6 30.33.61. 87. 100. 102. 159 Rowe. Mark 6 156 Ruehlmann. Rob- 30.33.176.180 Ruehlmann. Ron 64. 30. 54.55.159 Russell. Dave 6 46. 61. 156 RusseH. Gary 630.48. 71. 38, 157 RusseiI.RIck617B Ruthen. Mark 6159 Rutiand, Dan 6 25.156 Ryan. KIm-61. 67.66 Rye. Terry 630. 49. 67. 92. 159 Sahfield. Susan 6 34. 46.92. 1.56 Samuels.Ellen-159 Samuels. Les 613. 20. 23. 57. 62. 157 Sand.Jennie694.97.103.155.157 Sandborn. Dave 6 43. 51 Sanders. Brad 6 30.54. 159 Sanders. Lynn 6 67.157 Sanders. Randy.6106.176.180 Santen.Bill6159 Sarran.BiII-54.69.92. 106.159 Sarran. Mam - 54.55.67.613. 156 Sarros. Chris- 176 $ayre.Mar11n 630,150.159 Sayre. Scott- Cover. 21. 70. 71, 87. 116. 159 Schaeffer. Nancy 6 52 Scharfenberger. Mike 6 Cover. 30. 49. 177 Schenke. Donna - 18. 34. 68. 159 Schenke. Gale- 34. 65. 66. 67. 68. 145. 154. 156. 188 Schenke, Luna 6 34. 35. 64, 65. 57. 68. 177. 189 Scheuermann.Pal1y 6 67.158 Scheuermann. Mary 6 31.159 Schill. Bob- 54.61.100.145159 5chi11ing.$ue - 31. 64. 67.90.103.158 Schiftz, Connle- 158 Schlecty.Lcri-106.158.159 Schloss. Laurie 6 37. 98. 177 Schmidt. Greg-BO Schmidt. Linda - 43.153 Schmidt. MaryJane - 36. 46. 54. 7B. 83. 159. 188 Schmidt Ralph - 26. BB. 1 59 Schockman.A1an6176 Schoeny. John 6159 Schcofs. Tom 6 21. 23. 87 Schreck. Melinda 6176 Schroeder. Mark - 25. 86. 158 Schultz. Jen 6 30. 36. 159 Schumacher. Fred 6 Cover. 20. 21. 40. 46. 70. 71.33. 176 Scot1.Carl624.30,159 Scot1.Lauren 6 2. 34. 35. 54. 67. 100. 103. 159. 189 Scovanner. Lee 6 30. 90. 159 Seaman. Brad 6 416.108.1551 Seaman. Bub 6158 Seeley. Mike- 32.86.103. 159.185 Seifen. Greg 6 30. 159 Seigler.2ee-159 Seizer.JilI-Cover.159 Sexton. Jani 6 52.159 Shannon. Dan- Covel.150.159 Sheehy. Dave- 36. 39. 159. 188 Sherrill.Jon 6 Covet. 2. 32. 97. 100. 103. 159 Shick. Andy 6 20.21. 60.33. 109, 177. 180 Shick. Laird 621. 57.59.1139 Shields. John -Cover.2.102.103.106.109. 166. 177. 180 Shull. Nancy 6 2. 35. 67.159 Schutt. Anne 6 34. 46. 67. 78. 159 Sidenstlck. Carol 6 36,65,113 Sidenstick. Cathy 6 Cover. 27. 37. 65. 68, 72. 80. 103. 177.189 Sidenstick. Holly 6 31. 65 Sims. Greg - 36. 51. 80. 159 Skidmore.51.410629461656168 Slater. Bruce-159 Smith. Andy 6106.173 Smith. Bruce 6 33. 178 Smith, Laura 6 34. 54. 96. 103. 159 $mith.LeSlie-46.158 Smith. Michael 630 Smith. Peggy6 75.159 Smith. Steve - 30.54. 81.159 Smith. Wayne- 30. 54. 159 Summer. Amy6158 Sontag, Lynn 6 3646.158. 139 Spahr. Jeff 6 24.159 Sparker. Biil -Cover.21. 56. 57. 8.59.159 Sparker. Nancy 6 18. 19. 35. 62. 64. 67. 88. 165. 179 Sparks. Mike 6159 Sparks. Terry 6179. 130 Spear. Jim 6 24.159 Spear. Marsha 6179 Sptcher. Dave -90 Spi1ler. John 6 4.102.159 SproulI.Scot16159 Starkay. Sharon 6159 Stebbins. Bub 6178 Steldle.Jay 6159 Stelnburg. Mark 6 161 Stephan.Claus6159 Stirling. Bill 6153 Stirling. Mary Ann - 35. 67. 159 Stocktan.Bil16161 Stockwell. iim 690.91.153 Stoecklin. Kim 646, 108. 161. 188 Stoecklin. Sandy 6 36.46. 67.79.103.153, 189 Stonebra ker. Steven - 161 Stoner. Ann - 97. 102103178 Storrs.Philip-158 Slowell, Chris6 34. 89. 158 Sturgis. Martha 6 46 Sucm. Barb 6 Cover. 29. 103. 178 Suciu.Jim 6158 Suciu. Rick 632. 33. 69. 87. 161 Sullivan. Helene 6 46. 84.161 Sullivan. Mike 6 Cover. 32. 33.44.87.179 Sullivan. Nancy 6158 Sullivan.Tim-161 Swanton. Cendy 6 Cover.163 Swormstedt. Tod 630. 31. 179. 189 Taylor. Andy 6 25.58.159 Taylor. Leslo - 2. 37. 39.46. 72. 73. 83. 94. 97. 100.103.106.107.17S.138 Taylor. Rex 6 69. I53 Temple. Dave 6 161 Temple. Sue 618. 34. 35. 67.178 Terzo. Judy 6 52. 54. 158 Thatcher. Peggy 6 67. 161 Thatcher. Scott- 74. 155 Theobald. Mary- 158 Thinnes, Gkgi 6 31. 67. 158 Thomas. Barb 6 31.67.1551 Thomas. Bob 636 Thomas. Bvian 6 519399.103 Thomas.Mat1hew 6158 Thompson. Kim 635. 49. 54. 67. 96. 161 Thoms.Scott-158 Tidbali.Cun-161 Tingley. Ellen 6161 Tingfey. Mike 6 173 Traut. Bob 6 54.158 Trosl. Petgr- 16. 54. 179 Tucker. Mike 6 25.158 Tuke. Debbie 6 36.161 Tumau. E1056 18. 179 Tyirin. Cindy 630,416.48. 54. 161 Tyter. Cindy 6161 Ulmschneider. Mark - 30. 40. 43. 4E. 72. 96. 171.173.1139 Ulrich. Dethe-35. 37, 67. 75. 80. 95. 161 Ulrich. Doug6161 Ungar. Gary 6 37. 67. 178 Vallery. Gregg- 160 Vandermass. Rich 6161 VanDuyne. Mike- 20.21.90.178 VanVelzel. Bruce 6 Cover. 2. 20, 21. 67. 88. 116. 179 Vaughn. Dane 6 24. 60. 38.161 Ventress. Garyw 25. 86, 160 Vener. Rita 6161 Vining. Buzz 6 20.21. 60. 109. 179 Vinson. Bil! 631 . 92 Vinson. Gay - 34. 45. 67. 160. 180 Vitatoe. Erma 6180 Vogt. Karen 630.48.161 Von Hedemann. Kim 630. 36. 4B. 67. 102. 161 Vrba. Lesley 6 9.31.36.66.67. 92.96. 160. 1.88 Wald. Randy 6 30. 33. 85. 161 Walkenhorst. Bob 6 33. 60. 88. 96. 97. 100. 104. 130. 181 wambach. Jim - 30.180181 Ward.Steve6160 Ward. Sue 6 54.160 Warschauer. Ricklie6 161 Wasserman. Jim 6 Cuver, 30.161 Watkins. Robin 6161 Watson. Becky 646. 54.67.103.160 Weisent. Paui - 160 We1ss. Steve -109.180.181 Walsh. Bucky 6 74.160 Werner. Jeff- 95, 99 West. Turn 6109.180 Westerkamp. Lynn 6 36. 37. 40. 54. 72.94. 103. 161. 188 Wethlngton. Ellen 6 31.160 Wexler. Helen - 67. 95. 96.130188 Whitbeck. Debbie - 179. 131 White. Lance- 43.181 White. Pam 646. 54. 67. 103. 161 White. Skeve - 69. 161 White. Valerie 6 52.167 Whiteman. Andy 6 32. 54. 86. 161 Wigor. Brad -21.67.87.97.161 Wilbur.5Ue-46.54.67.81.99.102.160. 189 Wilkin. Candy- 105. 161 Williams, Arva 643.116.52.161 Williams. Denise 631.95.160 Williams. Ed 6161 Williams. Holly - 31.160 Williams. Joe 646. 160 Williams. Lee 6 65.57.158.160 Williams. Mary 6131 Wilson. Alan 6 69,160 Wilson. Brenda 6 53.180.186 Wilson. Bruan - 69. 180 Wilson. Chris 6 35.181 Wilson, George- 30. 78 Wirthlin,Connie-36, 39. 54.81. 161. 181. 189 Winhlin. Robin 6 Cover. 35. 37. 40. 46. 54. 55. 67.79.81. 83. 94. 95. 96.97.170.183 Woeber.Cindy-161 Woeber. Ron 6 181 Woeber. Yvonne 6 161 Woldering. Jack 646.83.160 W011. Mike 6 30.161 W011. Valerie 6150 Wolfe. Elaine 6 95.160 Woltering. Barb 6 67.160 Woad. Tom 6160 Woodhouse. Mike 6161 Woodhouse. Nancy - 160 Wright. Ed 6Cover. 57. 58. 59. 62. 161 Wright. Fred 6 30. 151 Wullf. Barb 646.161 Wurtzler.Dave-18.33.104.105,180 Wyatt. Tom 6161 Wynn.JulIa-161 Wynne. Susie - 67.180 Yostel.Kathi-181 Young. Barb 646.161 Young. Dave 6160 Young,Randy-30.81.160.188 Zapf.Carl-161 Zapf.Diane-7.34.161 Zapf. Margie 640. 67. 96. 131 Zimmerman. Larry- 51.161 Zimmerman.Marc-160 Zook. Bill63.83.88.100.145.160 Zuvia. Dino641.80.107.181 General Index Advertisements 190 AFS 40 Auditorium 76 Awards Assembly 106 Baccalaureate 108 Band 30 Baseball 88 Basketball 56 Basketball Intramurals 61 Cheerleaders 28 Chieftain 98 Children's Play 36 Choirs Commencement Cross-Country Debate Club Drama Club Epilogue Faculty Faculty Directory Fall Football Football Homecoming Football Intramurals French Club French National Honor Society GAA General Index Girls' Baseball Girls' Basketball Girls' Swimming Giris' Tennis Golf Gymnastics Health Careers CIub Hockey Home Economics Club Introduction It's Academic Lacrosse Language Lab Aides Latin Club Legend Library Aides Maize National Honor Society National Merit Finalists Office Aides Orchestra Pep Ciub Photography Club Pinettes Powderpuff Football Pow Wow Prime of Miss Jean Brodie Prom Radio Club Seniors Senior Directory Spanish Club Spanish National Honor Society Sports CarCIub Spring Spring ChoirConcert Springfest Spurt Student Council Student Index Swimming Symphonic Band Tennis Thespians Track Tutors Underclassmen Upperclass Play VoHeybaH Winter Winter Sports Homecoming Wrestling 46 109 33 38 37 182 118 212 18 20 26 32 54 103 66 216 89 64 69 93 90 65 53 34 52 103 91 95 96 95 94 103 103 49 67 51 71 35 78 73 104 50 162 208 55 102 38 74 82 84 85 100 214 68 48 92 72 86 1 44 42 64 44 62 70 6938728233624. fl, l ' ' Hmmm I ' x INHINIHHIIMIW I IMIWMNIHW A000032616369 o Cinannau Harriknn County SCORECARD BRAVES Coach 5 DON MOORMEIER NO. NAME FIELD GOALS FREE THROWS FOULS C43 Dave Meabon 22222222222222 1111111111 12345 1 Les Samuels 22222222222222 1111111111 12345 Mm 22222222222222 1111111111 12345 20 Rob Miller 22222222222222 1111111111 12345 32X V22 Ed Wright 4 22222222222222 1111111111 12345 24 Ben Browning X 22222222222222 1111111111 12345 Wm 22222222222222 1111111111 12345 V32 Laird Shick 22222222222222 1111111111 12345 V'34 John Kinmonth 22222222222222 1111111111 12345 ,M-Hmfurland 22222222222222 1111111111 12345 V50 Bill Sparker 22222222222222 1111111111 Q2345 V 52 Eppa Rixey 2222222222222211111111111112345 Trainer 7 Dan O1DonneH Manager - Tim MfHer CRUSADERS Coach - TOM GERREIN NO. NAME 10 Tim Maegly 11 Denny Staples 12 George Buckmaster 13 John Niehaus 14 Len Matuszek 15 Mike Luhan 20 Mark Hoffman FIELD GOALS 22222222222222 22222222222222 22222222222222 22222222222222 1 FREE THROWSI FOULS 1 I 1 11111111111112345 11 1 '1111111111 22222222222222' 222222222222221 22222222222222? 112345 1 11 1 1 11-11222312221 111111 12345 3 111111 12345 i 111111112345 1 111111112345 1 21 Mark Brinkman 22222222222222 111111112345 22 TOm Schneller 22222222222222 1 111111112345 23 Tom Schmidt 24 Bill Wesley 25 Steve Sylvester 22222222222222 22222222222222 22222222222222 22222222222222 111 111 111111f 111111; 11111111112345 j1111111111112345 Line-ups Vorsify 1ND1AN HILL MOELLER POS YR WT HT POS YR WT '71 11:11:13.11; Dave G 11 145 '16 10 Mangy, Tim F 11 160 12 Smwmisulues G 11 150 510 11 Staples, Denny 11 160 '4 ' s1 7- , 12 Buckmaster, George 11 150 11 178 .. F C 2 7-, 7-1.4322 71.17 9169-2... 5'19?- 13 N1 ehaus John F 1Wr rith, Ed G 11 150 61172 14 Matuszek, Len G 11 175 , 55+v9w11mq IBerr kh+H+1- 165d-W 15 Luhan, Mike G 12 150 A31: .. ., G '512i1165 1- 5145 20 Hoffman, Mark G 11 159 , G 11 175 5121 Brinkman,1Vlark C 10 185 F 11 155 6'3 22 SchneHer, Tom F 12 178 Mg 23 Schmidt! Tom G 12 175 11 215 6'6 24 Wesley, BHI F 12 205 11 195 6'8 25 Sylvester, Steve C 12 230 Junior Varsity POS YR WT HT 4mM4'0 -HU'55L 11 Liebel, Mike C0 HT 5'9 5'7 5'9 5'3 6'1 6'0 5'1 5'9 5'7 5'11 5'9 6'2 6'2 G 10 143 5'11 13 Theis,John 1, Randy GF 10 152 6'0 15 SiJva, Ed G 10 138 5'8 21 Piemng, Mike , ' 23 M11ler,D0ug 10 172 5'10 25 Nachazel, 1111121: G-C 10 150 51172 31 Speed, Ron , ; F-G 10 180 5'4 33 Huster, Mike ngaevawH-9 2, c-v-urro- r180 , 65172 35 Koestersv Ken Wmacml5im1gp-10'72031W' 6'12 ' 45 Brisben, Bob 1 '11, Rocky F 10 195 52w? 51 Wesley, Bob 11411;: mm c 10 210 6'6 53 Power, Vimce ' 55 Cooper, Doug ., DALE McKIBBEN s Coach - DON SCHLOSSER 1970-71 Schedule JV VAR JV We They They We They Finneytown f 50 - . Deer Park 63 50 41- Glen Este k - 52 38 . Madeira I 57 49 36 HamilIon Baden ' 57 . . ' Milford 77 52 50 - Deer Park 1- 37 , .J Sycamore 7O 49 42 Madeira F 42' . Loveland 44 53 36 '7 Milford h 41 1 Mariemont 52 38 32 Sycamore 1 . 41 . Moeller Horne won wmn Loveiand r7 :p 49 . 1 Hamilton Fairfield Home 105:- 1651 .. Mariemont 37 Glen Este 1? 35 OOOVDO?W?TIOQOB ChrefTa'JT'i Pres I 1970 INDIAN HILL HIGH SCHOOL Seated: Chris Davis, Bruce VanVelzel, Buzz Vining, Jim Blackley, Mike Van Duyne Kneeling: Bob Harness, Bill Revis, Mike Mueller, Greg Fritz, Andy Shick, Jim McKisic Standing: Tom Atteberrv, Doug Brendamour, Dean Kereiakes, Steve Moerlein, John Roudabush, Crai'g Cooper BRAVES vs. MARIEMDNT NOVEMBER 6, 1970 AT BRAVES FIELD ADMINISTRATION It's always nice to have a winning foot- bath team and an outstanding band. However, how they reach such heights 15 extremely important. e Dr. James E Seller, Supt. The colorful falI season brings With it foot- ball, the sound of the marching band, and the roar of the crowd led by the cheerleaders. This is the time when a school activity be- - an Interest of the entire school community Dr' Saller May you catch the spirit of the occasion and enjoy yourself. . . Mr. H. E. Meabon, Prmcrpal Coaching Staff ;; -,u amp. . . Mr. Meabon Mr. Joe Clark Head Coach and Athletic Directo Chattes True, varsity Line; Bob Hoskins, asst. jr. high. Don Buehler, asst. jr. varsity; Cliff Hem, head jr. varsity; Jay McDaniel, head freshman; Bob Woehler, varsity backtieid; Fred Cooper, head jr. high. Mr. R. Earl Snapp Director ' Mr. George Unverzagt Assistant Director A new Stereo L. P. 7-inch recording cu? titled Sounds of! H hiISjUSl been releas- ed. II iududus all school smws Lllld others: 11 is available from any Band member a: $125. Jackie Numrich, Beth Bevis, Martha Geyer, Mark Uimschneider, Nancy Dmke: Nancy Hemmer, Nancy Harris mvoozom E8. 53mm EEO .55; 9:0 .5:sz 3:2 .cmnnmvjom :52, Stapmb4 E8. .Ucmtzv. 350m :9:QO Em 56.592 93m iwtmm gnaw 53.993. cmmo .Lmaooo 990 .qum U25 .UcoEmj 3mm SmEUmE E; J92 imiou :59; - m 9 4 dEUcSw 33mm Zoom 6:35 E$ wsz diam Em .SoE -mbcmkm mzoo .cmmcmw mmcomo .onm 2E4 56228 $4 $3ng pom E35 320 Eaton :2. En: csmx Q92 .9533 mmtmgu . m 9. 4 .mgmmcy . mSmQ 352 .592, Umgm 6322 :00 .2322 Ema gmgmxcbg muEm kmEcS NNJm J32 D.SmD .mEEmcom Smn. .07:on 21.52 .220; :2. . m 9 4 .umwmww 822m 2.2 2:. 1954 Coach: JohnCanada 1H 47 Bethe! 0 19 Batavia 0 55 0.81.1. 6 21 Shamnville 0 13 Temce Park25 6 Sycamore 24 13 Wyoming 48 1960 Coach: Joe Clark 1H 24 N. College H. 0 0 Symon 72 16 Oak 111115 8 0 Mariemont 20 0 Madeira 12 48 Milford 6 20 Loveland 16 5'2 New Richm1d 6 211Q0112q113212181 184 168 W-S , L-4 1966 Coach: 11! 28 Hamilton Fair8 20 Aiken 0 26 Sycamore 8 8 Loveland 6 42 Maxiemont 22 46 New chlfd 22 JoeClaIk 46 Mijfmd 0 62 Deer Park 6 42 Madeira 0 1.4..uomuss. 336 106 W-9, L-l 1955 Coach: John Canada 1H 19 Lowland 0 45 Country Day 0 6 Mt Healthy 45 13 Harrison 6 18 Anderson 6 0 Terrace Park 18 18 Madeira O 0 Colerain 39 6 Mt..Hea.lthy 14 132 140 111-5 , L-S 1961 anch: Joe Clark IH 22 Oak Hills 20 20 N. College 1114 28 Carlisle 6 28 New Richm'd 6 16 Maxiemont 14 0 Madeira 22 32 Milford 0 16 Loveland 20 8 Country Day 12 15 EMQEEALIIJ 185 121 111-7, LB 1967 Coach: Joe Clark 111 22 Finneytown 0 0 Ham. Garfld25 44 Milford 12 14 Sycamore 0 22 Loveland 28 Mariemont 36 Glen Esta 36 Deer Park 28 Madeira 0 ilmgg'qgnmL 238 49 W-9, L-l 03001 1956 Coach: John Canada 11-! 7 Taylor 0 12 Country Day 6 0 Loveland 20 6 Sycamore 37 0 Mt. Healthy 41 6 Harrison 53 13 Anderson 25 0 Terrace Park 45 0 Madeira 19 0 Colemin 45 L.Eatismgm1118 44 329 W-2. L-9 1962 Coach: Joe Clark IH 20 Oak Hills 0 28 Carlisle 0 48 N. College H. 8 40 Loveland 14 46 New Rich2d 14 14 Mariemont 6 28 Madeira 8 58 Milford 0 38 Country Day 0 2 Eemgri C9618 322 56 W-9, L-1 1968 Coach: J 0e Clark 111 22 Finneytown 7 28 Walnut Hills 8 22 Madeira 7 60 Milford 6 32 Sycamore 6 18 Loveland 13 46 Mariemont 6 44 Glen Este O 32 Deer Paxk 8 10. $011511:th 334 61 W- l O, L-O 1957 Coach: Bob Straight 11-1 0 Wyoming 78 0 Sycamore 43 0 Lowland 36 6 New chhm1d20 '1' Mademont 60 6 Madeira 6 0 Milford 52 JL.CQBII.EYJDEL45. 25 346 111-0, L-Tv T-l 1963 Coach: Joe Clark 1H 14 Locklzmd 0 48 Erlanger Ll'd 7 36 New Richm'd 0 50 Deer Park 0 34 Madeira 6 30 Milford 0 20 Sycamoxe 8 42 Loveland 0 14 Mademont 0 54 90113111921113 342 27 W-lO, L-O 1969 Coach: Joe C1aIk 1H 6 GIeenthJs 18 7 Walnut Hills 13 39 Deer Park 0 26 Madeira 15 51 Milford 0 213 Sycamore 30 37 Loveland 14 26 Mariemont 0 39 Glen Esta 28 296 128 W-8. L-2 Records of Past Seasons 1958 Coach: Bob Straight 11-! 8 Wyoming 83 14 Sycamore 50 8 Milford 14 14 Lovelnnd 7- 14 New Richm1d8 0 Mariemont 56 0 Madeira 44 0 Country Day 46 20..on118111--.2.6. 78 334 w-2, L-7 1964 Coach: Joe Clark IH 22 Lockland 0 32 Erlangex 0 16 Mademont 28 46 New Richm,d 0 26 Deer Park 0 24 Madeixa 0 36 Milford 8 6 Sycamore 0 12 Loveland 1'4 48 9011361133311 268 64 W-8. L-2 1959 Coach: JoeClark 1H 0 Sycamore 28 18 Oak Hills 6 24 Madeira 22 6 Milford 8 20 Mademont 21 0 Loveland 16 42 New Richm'dG 8 Country Day 12 1965 Coach: Joe Clark 1H 30 Hamjl'n Fair'L 0 20 Aiken 20 18 Inveland 6 8 Mariermnt 26 42 New Richm1d 0 12 Deer Park 8 12 Madeira 0 22 Milford 6 12 Sycamore 42 44 Greenfield 6 220 114 IH Alma Mater IH Fight Song Beneath the colors, Red and White; Cheer the Braves who always fight. Honor to our school we sing, Indian Hili, our voices ring. Knowledge, Truth, and Loyalty, These our goals emmally; Ever onward to fulfill. Hail to thee, 0 Indian Hill. 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