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

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Reality at IHHS Is Variety A look backward over the year is our best indicator of the variety of our day-to-day life as students and the reality of our classmates, Of course, lead- ing the daytime extra-curricular events was the very successful activity per- iod. There were also dances in the cafeteria, Sports Car Club road rallies, barefoot-gun-toting skits in Mrs. Hamiltorfs English Class, innumerable stu- dent elections, and two stubby ankle-biters fighting in the locker area. June has come and gone; the last dance has been held; the road rallies, skits and student elections are all past until another year. Even the ankle-biters have parted in peace. But the unguarded moments recorded here by the Legend camera will, in the years to come, trigger treasured memories for each ofust Wham 27

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Mike Reed in Concert Mike Reed. player for the Bengals. gave L1 piano concert in the spring which was Sponsored by the sophomores. i Basketball Homecoming The Winter Sports Homecoming featured Blue Stone Ivory and sawSherry Decm cruu ncd as homecoming queen. Varsity Cheerleaders , Donna Browning. Karen McClurey. Debbie Martin Amy Renner. Jenny Kern. and June Ahlbrand. JV Cheerleaders Ann DcGarmu, Kathy Whitcmun. Sharon Beebe. Susan Nclsonh Sandy Curmun. Jenny PHIL. 23