Oak Hills High School - Caledonian Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1962 volume:

j f-.1,-....1.nn.:.- .... , N-. ,.. ...T-4 f My , THE WORLD AROUND US l 'Em X l 1Y7 . 1962 THE CALEDONIAN OAK HILLS HIGH SCHOOL CINCINNATI II OHIO OAK HILLS HIGH L m,., y ,,,L,, I .I M, , L , L,,L - M5 rfflf 2:55 -5 3 1 :V ,uf if jgf,r!-',1:,, '- ,:1,I :i'mL'?'WEL . , 12,5Imgas-,fwdf'35:z H .,,,f.Qm1'gf- - LU,-af,5,gig',1f4sj,2,sZ1-mifhvffq-323 :ip K' ,-,,U, Lzgifsk' 54553312 ?Q53 4:f A545355 'J Z4 sc MW Q, 5K F ,E 5 1, 5:5 'yfzf , A WORLD QUIET souruns A sturdy column far from the center of ac txvity offers a qulet place for study on a warm and sunny fall or spring afternoon A spot of beauty and of rest. Or a busy hive of activity. Morning and afternoon the flagpole witnesses the gathering' of the clan, In groups, small or large, students and teachers meet, talk, relax. The darkness of shadows accentu- ated by the brilliance of the aftere noon sun enhances the natural beauty of the overpass at the rear Hills. of Oak ii 5 fs 5 x I S 3 3 c 5 w w 1 1 l l so Muon A PART Freshman Bill Harkness seems a bit overawed as he views the stacks of books which will be so much a part of his life A b f d ' f O k H'll . 6 Ore gm uauon rom a 1 S Other people, too, like these Nor- wood football players, are so much a part of our world. This scene is enacted over and over again in Oak Hills' front J, Rewwer, S. Duncan, and S. Kreuger await their parents hall, late in the afternoon when activities are over. B. Bauer, and spend the time well in study. 'T F DLIR WORLD S Hither, hither from thy home, Airy spirit, I bid thee come. Borne on roses, fed on dew, Charms and potions, canst thou brew. JoAnn Thompson effectively portrays the witch in a play within the play Little Women. Grim, sch6n, Miidchen. No it's not a new game. just two German students, Carl Frondorf and jerry Schunk, practicing their umlauts. Keep at it boys. Now try Ki5nig, Friiulein, and ugliicklichf' THE WORLD OF EDUCATION: TEACHING AND LEARNING STUDY AND WORK TOWARD A COMMON GOAL - GRADUATION is Observation and illustration open a new world of education in Biology. Speech class is more than just a period of speechmaking. Mrs. Holt A true picture of education: one teacher and one pupil in a learning situation. With infinite care and patience Mr. Harris explains and illus- trates a diflicult problem in Mechanical Drawing. 8 discusses the world of the theatre. TEACHERS AND STUDENTS Mr. Morgan points out certain skeletal char- acteristics to C. Wienecke, P. Stortz, and P. Ball. Students in the speech class find the theatrical phase of their work especially interesting. 2 i z 1 l Small pieces of paper, a jar of paste, and a few students under the watchful eye of Mr. Koenig produce attrac- tive works of art. The ultimate goal of school and education: graduation into the world! WHAT A WCNDERFUL WORLD Homeroom Tartan Day celebrations and decora- tions took many forms. l 1 High-stepping performers add to' the audi- ence,s enjoyment of The Best of Oak Hills. A.,- Fierce competition Cnotice the expression on Mr. A moment of anger Steve Womack is the Lane's facej marks the battle between the faculty startled Victim This Vilas just one of the many and varsity basketball teams. 10 OF FUN David Baum reads a proclamation as an honor guard stands with ERTAINMENT Goldsbe is up and over successfully, appar- amusing scenes in the Dramatic C1ub's per- Bob rry formance of Meet Me In St. Louisf' 11 ently to the wonderment of the interested spectators THE CALEDONIAN STAFF Edltor Asslstant Edltor Buslness Manager Sen1or Ed1tor Sophomore Edltor General Staff F1nanc1al Adv1ser Advlser PRESENTS Sharon Duncan eanne McCreary Pat Fr1tz Edward Sauer Cheryl Mltchell Mary Mayer Barbara Bauer Charles Doan Monte Graf Claud1a Henderson Sue Krxeg Penny Pollack Penny Pons oyce Slater Alan Sutton Anne W1Ht6fS Mr Morr1s Mrs Watkms THE WORLD AROUND U9 II QM Y? 12 1 'H'5'''ffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffff'J ' junior Editor '......... ........ -.'. U... ........-.,...-. T...-.'.....'......... -...........-..... ' J mal or confe rs THE WORLD OF ADMINISTRATION AROUND US SUPERINTENDENT PRINCIPAL COU NSE LORS FACULTY SERVICES ADMINISTRATION W The new oHices of the Oak Hills Cen- tral OfHce are located in John Foster Dulles Elementary School on Bridge- town Road. What an active busy place this is! Here the superintendent and his staff plan and supervise the many ac- tivities of all the schools in the Oak Hills District. Here, too, the Board of Education holds its monthly meeting to determine the policy necessary to make Oak Hills a well-run and-eHi- cient district. Telephones ring, people come and go in this important nerve center of our school district. RICHARD W. HERRON SUPERINTENDENT MRS. HELEN ORLEMANN MRS SARA COLEMAN SECRETARY SECRETARY OF THE OAK HILLS CENTRAL OFFICE Two important tasks which affect everyone in the Oak Hills' school dis- trict are performed by Mr. Herron and Mr. Combs and the staff of the Central Office. These two jobs concern bus transportation for the district and the purchasing of supplies. The impor- tance of transportation is obvious to all students, especially those who live in the farthest reaches of the district or those who must depend solely upon the buses to get to school. No less impor- tant is the task of buying books, equip- ment, and supplies sufhcient to keep the schools of the district doing the best possible educational job. HANFORD COMBS ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT MR ROBERT BROWNING MRS. ALMA BROCKMEIER CLERK OF THE BOARD SECRETARY MR. WILLIAM M. KULQTAD PRINCIPAL OF UAK HILLS Mr. Kulstad finds that paper work keeps him at his desk many hours during the school day and often far into the night. Here he performs the routine task of signing a check drawn upon the student activity fund allowing some club to make a purchase or pay a bill. i ADMINISTRATIDN - Today's world is a world of automation in which education must keep pace. Largely through the efforts of Mr. William M. Kulstad, Principal, Oak Hills High School became the first public high school in Hamilton County to use the Univac data processing system for report cards and registration. Other recognition has been brought to the school through his published articles in such magazines as Student Life, his work for the adoption of a school ring, the promotion of Tartan Day, and his member- ship in national and state professional organizations. Mr. Kulstad, who received his Master's degree from the University of Minnesota and did advanced work both there and at the University of California, came to the Cincinnati area from a high school principal- ship in Rapid City, South Dakota. He has always had a particular interest in Student Council organi- zations, and this has continued at Oak Hills. At the present time, he serves on the State Student Council Executive Committee representing the Ohio State Principalls Association. For the future, Mr. Kulstad looks toward the es- tablishment of a remedial and developmental read- ing program at Oak Hills, and a well-rounded curric- ulum to meet the needs of all students. Thus, he feels, must the challenge of tomorrow's world be met in the classrooms of today. AN IMPORTANT PHASE OF OUR WORLD Mr. Reece spends much of his time testing and coun- seling Oak Hills' students, especially the boys, who are trying to gain admission to college. He knows that a well-stocked reference library of college cata- logs and information is a necessity. MR. .I. WALTER REECE ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Mr. J. Walter Reece is a native Ohioan having been born in Dayton, Ohio. His elementary and high school educa- tion was obtained in Loveland, Ohio. He received his Bachelor of Science degree from Ohio State University where his major field of study was mathematics with minors in chemistry and physics. The Master of Education degree with a major in ad- ministration was awarded to him by the University of Cincinnati. His master's program included several courses in guidance. At the present time he is continu- ing his graduate work beyond the master's in the area of public school administration. His teaching career started at Terrace Park High School, and he served as assistant principal during his last year at Terrace Park, The next position he held was as assist- ant principal of Anderson High School for two years. The following year he worked as a research assistant for the Cincinnati Board of Education in the division of Research, Statistics, and Information. Then he came to Oak Hills where he is currently completing his second year as assistant principal. MRS. ALICE K. ROBERTS DEAN OF GIRLS Mrs. Roberts checks the absence list carefully to in- sure the accuracy of her records regarding illness absence, and attendance of all the girls in the high school. DEANS DFFER Mrs. Edward Roberts, Dean of Girls, has brought to Oak Hills High School many years of academic preparation and professional experi- ence, including teaching on elementary, junior high., senior high, and college levels. A native of Kentucky, Mrs. Roberts was gradu- ated from Holmes High School, Covington. She received her Bachelor of Science degree from Eastern Kentucky State College, her Master of Arts degree from Cornell University, and did advanced work at the University of Colorado, University of Kentucky, University of Cincin- nati and Harvard University, where she served as a Graduate Assistant. Immediately before coming to Oak Hills, Mrs. Roberts was Dean of Girls at Holmes High School, Covington, and taught an evening class in freshman English at the University of Ken- tucky Northern Center. Her hobby is creative writing, and she is the author of three books of verse: Bluegrass, Bluegrass, Juniorf' and Bluegrass Seasons, as well as numerous published articles. For the past eight years, she has been a daily newspaper columnist for the Cincinnati Enquirer, Kentucky Edition. Her duties at Oak Hills include everything con- cerning the girls - attendance, discipline, guid- ance, college and vocational counseling, and job placement. COUNSELING AND GUIDANCE SERVICE The shelves of Mr. Martin's oflice refiect the emphasis and importance which he places up- on the use of booklets and pamphlets in his guidance and counseling work with Oak Hills' boys. Last year he also worked part-time as a guid- ance counselor at the Ohio College of Applied Science, a junior college in downtown Cin- cinnati which trains engineering technicians and is affiliated with the Ohio Mechanics In- stitute. His favorite sports are basketball and swim- ming. He is a Red Cross Water Safety in- structor and has either managed pools or taught swimming for many summers. MR. DAWN MARTIN DEAN OF BOYS F' Mr. Dawn Martin, Dean of Boys, has a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Cincinnati, a Master of Education degree in administration from Xavier University, and has fulfilled the require- ments for a Doctor of Education degree in guidance and counseling at the University of Cincinnati ex- cept for the dissertation. He taught English at Withrow High School for seven years. In 1960-61, Mr. Martin fulfilled resi- dence requirements at the University of Cincinnati for the Doctor of Education and had a graduate scholarship. In connection with this, he counselled freshman education students. He worked with var- ious social agencies in Hamilton County in order to place these students for Volunteer work. A LARGE VARIETY OF SERVICES Mrs. Elizabeth Gysin, secretary, finds that her type- writer is almost her constant companion as she pre- pares reports, bulletins, and absence lists as part of her daily work in the high school ofiice. t SECRETARIAL AND HEALTH SERVICES .a 5 f E 3 Mrs. Erlyne Schubert, secretary in the high school office, sorts the great quantity of mail which comes to Oak Hills each day, This is just one of the many tasks performed by Mrs. Schubert during her busy day. Miss Reba Sheppard, school nurse, keeps quite busy tending sick students, examining those returning after absence, and checking the absence list for those newly ill. In addition to her duties here, she serves also in the elementary schools of the district. 22 PROVIDE D LUNCHROONI AND CLISTODIAL SERVICES One group of lunchroom workers prepares pizza for lun Members of the custodial staff : Mr. Leroy Gres- ham, Mrs. Chris- tine Conner, Mr. Nelson Conner, Mr. Arthur Weng- ert, and Mr. Wil- liam Schunk always find enough work of various kinds to keep them busy. ch. They are: Mrs. Vera Maisch, Mrs. Katherine Maisch, Mrs. Shirley Fox, Mrs. Marian Frick- er, Mrs. Betty Kissick, and Mrs. Jeanette Bo- vard. Meanwhile the rest of the ladies keep busy peeling potatoes. This group includes: Mrs. Emma Feth, Mrs. Clara Schaumloeffel, Mrs. El- sie Grimm, Mrs. Edna Foertsch, Mrs. Bertha Brockhoff, and Mrs. Es- ther Stewart. MRS. SHIRLEY ALEXANDER Mathematics Texas Technological B.A. MISS JOANN BEVINGTON French Social Studies Kent State B.S. MR. JOSEPH J. BEZEK English Biology Social Studies Intramural Bowling St. Francis B.A. MR. DONN A. COATES English Physical Education Head Basketball Coach Varsity O Adviser Wilmington College B.S. MRS. MARION V. COLGAN Business Future Teachers of America Western Illinois B.S. MRS. ELIZABETH K. DAY University of Cincinnati B.S. MR. ROBERT C. DEAN Industrial Arts Photography Club Miami University B.S. MISS HALDANE DOSHER Business Pep Club Adviser Cheerleaders University of Cincinnati B.S. ibf 3 ,ix ii nfs A WORLD OF TEACHERS TEACHING OFFERS A REWARDING CAREER The teaching profession is one of the fast- est growing professions in the country. The great increase in population and the tremendous boom in school construction have greatly accelerated the need for teachers on all levels of education and in all subject matter fields. Teaching as a career has become more appealing in re- cent years as many young people realize the advantages and opportunities which are offered in this challenging and re- warding job. Three stages of the teaching profession meet here: Mrs. Colgan, busi- ness teacherg Karen Faust, member of Future Teachers of Americag and Miss Melillo student teacher in social studies. MR. MONROE DREW English Ohio State B.S. MR. RICHARD ERNST Social Studies Athletic Director Baseball Coach Ohio State B.S. University of Cincinnati M.Ed. MR. LUIS FUMERO Spanish Spanish Club adviser Irene Toland College B.A. University of Havana M.A. MR. WILLIAM GILLAUGH Social Studies English Ohio State B.A.5 B.S. 25 MISS MARILYN A. GRUBAUGH Spanish English Spanish Club adviser Ohio State B.S. MR. CHESTER W. HARRIS Industrial Arts Eastern Kentucky State B.S. MR. GABRIEL J. HARTKE Business English School Treasurer Future Business Leaders of America Xavier B.S.g M.Ed. MR. THOMAS G. HARTLEY Social Studies Indiana University B.S. MRS. JUDITH HARVEY Mathematics Wells College Ohio State University B.S. MRS. NANCY HESTER Home Economics Miami University B.S. MRS. IONE HOLT English Dramatics Thespians and Thalians Emerson College B.L.I. Syracuse University B.S. Columbia University M.A. MR. NORVAL E. HUMPHREY Industrial Arts Photography Club adviser Miami University B.S. 5 M.Ed. TEACHING MEANS INSTRUCTION TEACHElRS GIVE PERSONAL AT'TENTION TO STU DE NITS The primary task of the teacher is instruc- tion, that is, to impart to each student the particular skill or information :required by his class. This is done primarily on a class-wide basis, but time and opportunity are given in each class for personal supervision and attention by the teacher. Some students need more indi- vidual instruction than others just as some classes lend themselves more readily to this type of teaching. Wherever and whenever possible, the teacher gladly gives this individual attention. Mrs. Plate supervises Pat Fritz's work during a practice session in typing class. 27 MR. LOUIS KOENIG Art Art Service Club adviser Central College B.M. College Conservatory of Music M.M Miami University M.Ed. MR. RALPH LANE Social Studies Assistant football coach Assistant basketball coach Xavier University B.S. MISS JOANN MELILLO Social Studies Student Teacher University of Cincinnati MR. KENNETH MILLER Mathematics Science Miami University B.S. MR. JAMES H. MORGAN Science Wabash College B.A. University of Cincinnati M.Ed. MR. GERALD E. MORRIS English Caledonian financial adviser University of Kentucky B.A. MR. INMAN L. MUNGER Mathematics University of Michigan B.A. University of Cincinnati M.Ed. MR. DAVID F. MCCABE Social Studies Miami University B.S. MR. JOHN R. OBERMEYER English Xavier University B.S. MR. YOSHI OYAKAWA Physical Education and Health Swimming Coach Cross-country Coach Ohio State University B.S. MISS EILEEN K. PARRIS Latin English Senior Class adviser University of Cincinnati B.A - M A . , . MRS. MARILYN PAYNE English Fine Arts Club Ohio University B.A. TEACHING INCLUDES RECORD-KEEPING GRADEBOOKIS. REPORTS. AND ATTENDANCE RECORDS REQIUIRE TEACHERS' ATTENTION MRS. MAUREEN W. PLATE Business Pep Club adviser Cheerleaders University of Cincinnati , Bs. 3 29 MRS. DELORIS H. POWLESS Physical Education and Health G.A.A. adviser Murray State B.S. MR. EUGENE POYNTER Science Science Club adviser Hanover College B.A. Indiana University M.S. MISS PATRICIA A. RIORDAN French Mathematics French Club adviser College of Mt. St. Joseph B.A. Universite Laval C.E.F. Xavier University M.Ed. MISS EVELYN L. ROSEN Social Studies Ohio State University B.A.5 B.Sc. MR. WILBUR A. RUTENSCHROER Physical Education Head Football Coach Golf coach Ohio State University B.S. University of Cincinnati M.Ed. MRS. THEO D. SANDAKER Home Economics University of Cincinnati B.S. MRS. CAROL R. SCHUNK Physical Education G.A.A. adviser Miami University B.S. MISS ALICE SEIDLER Social Studies Student Teacher Miami University MR. THEODORE A. STORER Mathematics Head Track Coach Assistant Football coach Ohio State University B.S. MRS. ROSALIE M. TAPPE Social Studies Honor Society adviser University of Cincinnati B.A. MR. THOMAS F. TATE Band Cincinnati Conservatory of Music University of Cincinnati B.S. MRS. MARY ELLEN THOMSON Librarian Literary Club adviser Eastern Kentucky State B.A. George Peabody B.B. in Library Science TEACHERS SPONSOR SCHOOL ACTIVITIES COACHING TEAMS. ADVISING CLUBS. DIRECTINC PLAYS! ARE DUTIES OF TIEACHERS MISS EMILY JANE TOMFORD Mathematics Chorus Ohio State University B.S. 31 Mr. Wagner shows just pride as he previews a copy of the K'Tartan, the school newspaper for which he is adviser. This is just one of many activities sponsored by Oak Hills' teachers. MR. STANLEY S. VINER Science Reserve Football Coach Assistant Track coach Ohio University B.S.g M.A. MR. EUGENE E. WAGNER English Journalism Tartan5' adviser Junior Class adviser Xavier University B.S. MR. THOMAS V. WALKER Chemistry Sophomore Class adviser Athenaeum of Ohio B.A. Xavier University M.Ed. MRS. ELIZABETH WATKINS German Latin Caledonian adviser University of Cincinnati B.A.g M.A. THE WORLD OF SENIORS AROUND LIS COLLEGE EXAMINATIONS JOB APPLICATIONS SENIOR PHOTOGRAPHS CAPS AND GOWN S GRADUATION SENIORS SAUN DRA LEE ALLISON ROBERT CARL ANDERSON MICHAEL EDWARD ARRA ANNIE LOUISE ARRINGTON GARY ALLEN ARTS LINDA SUE AZERRAD JOYCE ANN BARLAG WILLIAM EDWARD 'BAUMBACH JANICE LEE BENDER JUDITH ANN BENDER SENIDRS WERE FIRS MARY PATRICIA ADELSPERGER GEORGE CHARLES ALTEMEIER RONALD KENNETH ALTHAUS ERMA AGNES ANDERSON V , 34 OAK HILLS' STUDENTS DONALD LAROY BENNETT FRANCES ROSALIA BENNETT CLAIRE ELIZABETH BERNARD ROGER LEWIS BERNINGER 35 5 f 5 s , Q JAMES ROBERT BERNITT ROBERT ARTHUR BETHEL BRIAN ARTHUR BIDLINGMEYER THOMAS NICHOLAS BITSOFF JEANNE LOUISE BOX PATRICIA DIANA BRELAND LACY RUDOLPH BROOKS ROBERT CLARK BURGER CHARLES EDWARD BURNS RONALD LEE BURTON RISSE FAITH CARROL CAROL JUNE CASHMAN JOHN RALPH CHIRCH ERNEST FRANKLIN COMBS HOWARD EDWARD COOPER JANIS KAY CURRIE NANCY JOAN DALESSANDRO ROBERT DAVID DANIEL RONALD LURUE DAUGHTERS JAMES ESKER DICK SENIORS LOOK BACK TO I SUZANNE DINKELAKER DONALD HARRY DOCTER JOHN JOSEPH DOHERTY .6 2 SHARON PARTHENIA DUNCAN 36 FOUR PROFITABLE YEARS THOMAS CHARLES FOX FRANCIS JOSEPH FRANCIS '62 JEWEL ANN FREEMAN BONNIE MAY FRITSCH 37 2 LLB Q5 JEROME FRANCIS EISENMANN KATHRYN LUCILLE EISENMANN ROBERT BRUCE ELLIS PAUL RAY EMMERS FREDRICK PAUL FABING PHY LLIS JOANN FANNELL FRANK ANTONIO FIORINI HOWARD PHILIP FISCHBACH PAUL A. FOSTER JANICE FRENCH TINN IA JOY GABBARD EUGENE JOSEPH GOLLER CAROL ANN GRAMKE SHARI LYNN GREGORY MARY LOU HAGEMAN STEVEN RUSSELL HAHN GWENDOLYN LOIS HAMLIN JAMES HEEB ANITA LOUISE HEIL ROBERT WILLIAM HELMES SENIORS DEVELOPE D JAMES HENRY F RONDORF GERALD DOUGLAS GARDNER JACQUELYN SUE GILLESPIE ROBERT KENNETH GOLDSBERRY 38 DAK HILL9' TRADITION RICHARD THOMAS HEMMER NORMA MARIE HERGERT JUDITH GAYLE HETHERINGTON ROBERT EDWIN HILL SHARYN MAY HOCKLEY JEANNETTE LELA HOEFFT NANCY ANN HOESL JUANITA MAE HOLLIS RONALD JOSEPH JACKSON FREDERICK JERARD JARRETT KENNETH ROBERT KAHSAR JOHN JOSEPH KING KAREN RUTH KINGSLEY CAROL JAYNE KISSICK 39 JAMES WILLIAM KNOX CLARENCE EDWARD KOESTER SHIRLEY KATHLEEN KRUEGER JUDITH ANN KULL JOHN MARK LAMMERT HARRY WOODROW LANE MARILYN HELEN LAUG JOSEPH WILLIAM LEATH BARBARA JANE LOVE IRETA LOUESE LOWTHER QE N IORS LOOK FORWARD JERRY LEE LUTTS MARGARET LOUISE MADDUX ROSEMARY MAYFIELD 'G 2 KATHLEEN HELEN MEYER 40 TO WORLD OF BUSINESS ELLEN ELIZABETH MUELLER GLENNA RAE MUSEKAMP RICHARD ALBERT MYERS '6 Q THOMAS J. NICODEMUS 41 CAROL ANN MILLER MICHAEL LOUIS MILLER WILLIAM EDWARD MILLER LIONELL STAR MILLS JOSEPH WILLIAM MIRUS CAROL ANN MITCHELL THOMAS ANDREW MOHR NANCY ANN MOORE CHERYL ANN MUELLER JAMES NERLINGER I JUDY ARLEN E NORRIS JOHN WILLARD PUCKETT CAROLE JOAN PUTNICK LARRY ALBERT RAHE DENNIS WILLIAM RASP JEAN ANNE REWWER FRED WALTER ROESSLER CAROL LEE ROSE DAVID FREDERICK ROSSER DALE WILLIAM ROTHE QENIORQ ANTICIPATE KATHLEEN ANN NISWONGER DAN ALAN NOSTHEIDE DEBORAH ELIZABETH PETERS JANET MAE PHILLIPS 4-2 WORLD OF COLLEGE TONI JEAN RUMMEL EDWARD ALBERT SAUER GARY LEE SAYNE KATHLEEN ANN SCHIESLER If I I , , 5 I Q 1 I . E 2 Q 5 Q! ? 5 E 3 43 STEPHEN RAYMOND SCHLOEMER JOHN LAWRENCE SCI-IULTHEIS JERRY ARTHUR SCHWEIKERT CHARLES WILLIAM SEBASTIAN ROY CLIFTON SHANEBERGER HELEN THERESA SIEMERS ELLA JOANN SIPPLE DENNIS RICHARD SMITH DANIEL PAUL SORG BARBARA JEANNE STADERMAN GORDON BRUCE STEVENS NANCY LEE STEWART DIANNE LYNN STOBAUGH RICHARD L. STOFFREGEN WALTER RUDOLPH STROSCHEN DIANNE MARIE STUART JACK EDWARD THOMPSON JOANN THOMPSON JEFFREY ALLEN TOMLINSON OAK HILLS WILL LONG RECALL ANDREW MAURICE VOGEL HOWARD JASON WALSH JOYCE MARIE WEISKITTEL JACQUELINE BARBARA WENGERT '62 ROBERT ALLEN WESSELER 44 AND REMEMBER THE CLASS OF '62 JOSEPH ROBERT YOHMAN PAULINE LOUISE ZUCARO WILLIAM B. COOKE ELLIOTT ALLAN HILSINGER The last three are better late than never. Not pictured: Wesley Arthur Brauch 45 JERRY LEE WEST LEROY RUSSEL WHITE JAMES HENRY WILDE ALVIN CLAYTON WILLIS WILLIAM AARON WINN SAMUEL HARRY WITHERUP STEVEN ALTON WOMACK SHARLENE ANN WURSTER JULIA ELIZABETH YARNELL ROBERT DAVID DORNETTE SENIOR DIRECTDRY Mary Patricia Adelsperger CPat1 Saundra Lee Allison CSandy1 . . . . . George Charles Altemeier ......... Ronald Kenneth Althaus ...... Erma Agnes Anderson .......... Robert Carl Anderson CAndy1 Michael Edward Arra CMike1 ......... . . . . 6942 Cleves Warsaw Annie Louise Arrington CSister1 5784 Filview Circle .. . 3615 Edgebrook Dr. ..... 1368 Neeb Road .. 5624 Karen Avenue .. 6139 Daleview Rd. . . . . 5428 Werk Road 5329 Briarhill Dr. Gary Allen Arts ...................... 6208 Rapid Run Linda Sue Azerrad CCLynn1 . .. .. . Joyce Ann Barlag ........... William Edward Baumbach .. Janice Lee Bender ........ Judith Ann Bender CJudy1 ..... Don Laroy Bennett ........... '. . . Franses-Rosalia Bennett CFran1 Claire Elizabeth Bernard ........ Roger Lewis Berninger CRog1 ..... James Robert Bernitt CKaiser1 .... Robert Arthur Bethel CBethj Brian Arthur Bidlingmeyer Thomas Nicholas Bitsoff ..... Jeanne Louise Box ............ Wesley Arthur Brauch CWes1 .... Patricia Diane Bre-land CPatti1 .... Lacy Rudolph Brooks CRudy1 . . . .. Robert Clark Burger CBob1 ..... 1 Charles Edward Burns CCharlie1 ........ Ronald Lee Burton CBird Dogj Risse Faith Carrol ............ Carol June Cashman CBird1 ....... 4565 Fehr Road John Ralph Chirch CJack1 .......... Ernest Franklin Combs CAbe1 William B. Cooke CBill1 ....... Howard Edward Cooper CEd.1 . Janis Kay Currie CJan1 ......... Nancy Joan Dalessandro CB.B.1 .. Robert David Daniel ............... Ronald Lurue Daughters CRon1 ames Esker Dick 'm J ' CJ1 1 U ...... Suzanne Dmkelaker CSuz11 ...... Donald Harry Docter CDoc1 ......... John Joseph Doherty ................. Robert David Dornette CBob1 ......... 319 Anderson Ferry Rd. . . . . . 3949 Hutchinson 440 Sunland Drive . . . . 6340 Upper Road . . . . 6340 Upper Road . 5218 Orangelawn Dr, . 6904 Bridgetown Rd. 6346 Muddy Creek Rd. 5573 Biscayne Ave. . 14-50 Devil's Backbone 5517 Marie Avenue . 6036 Werk Road . . .. 3513 Mal-kay Ct. . . . . 464 Burhen Drive .... 4736 Fehr Road . . . . 467 Pedretti Road .. . . . 5325 Plover Lane 209 Anderson Ferry Rd. 4821 Foley Road 4-711 Foley Road . . . . . 5488 North Glen 5397 Karen Avenue 5365 Romance Lane 456 Morrvue .. . 5732 Reemelin Rd. .. . .. 503 Pontius Rd. .. 6837 Harrison Ave. 5743 Biscayne Ave. 1954 Devil's Backbone 3883 Chatwood Ct. . . . . 4487 Foley Road 1129 Covedale Ave. 2901 Welge Lane C111 C111 C381 C111 C111 C111 C381 C381 C381 C381 C111 C381 C381 C381 C381 C111 C381 C111 C381 4111 C111 C111 C381 C381 C381 C381 C381 C381 C381 C111 C381 C111 C381 C381 C111 C381 C391 C111 C381 C111 C381 C381 C111 Box 177, R.R. 2, Cleves Sharon Parthenia Duncan CMagnoliaj ..... . ................ Jerome Francis Eisenmann CJerry1 Kathryn Lucille Eisenmann CKayj Robert Bruce Ellis CBob1 . ...... . 496 Hibernia Drive 5425 Bonita Drive 5425 Boiiiia Drive .. 5692 North Glen Ave. Paul Raymond Emmers ............... 4989 Delhi Road Fredrick Paul Fabing CRickj ....... Phyllis Joann Fannell CPhilj .... Frank Antonio Fiorini ............. Howard Philip Fischbach CPhil1 5074 Rapid Run Pike 301 Brookforest Dr. 3957 Ebenezer Road . . . . . . 174 Pedretti Road Paul A. Foster ...................... 7024 Hearne Road Thomas Charles Fox CFoxy1 ........ Francis Joseph Francis CFrank1 . Jewel Ann Freeman .......... Janice French CFrenchie1 ...... 5947 Childs Avenue 4583 Ebenezer Road 5953 Snyder Road f 6412 Taylor Road Bonnie May Fritsch . .. .. .. .. . ....... . . 482 Wilke Drive James Henry Frondorf CPudd1 .... 6845 Bridgetown Road Tinnia Joy Gabbard CT.G.1 ............ 444- Leath Road Gerald Douglas Gardner ........... 5300 Romance Lane Jacquelyn Sue Gillespie CJackie1 ...... 5563 Boomer Road Robert Kenneth Goldsberry CBob1 ............ 593 Judy Eugene Joseph Goller CGene1 ........ 4046 Drew Avenue Carol Ann Gramke ............... 5926 Lawrence Road Shari Lynn Gregory CGreg1 . .... .. .. . 5998 Childs Avenue Mary Lou Hageman CRere1 .......... 4728 Mayhew Road Steven Russell Hahn ............. 651 Woody Hill Drive Gwendolyn Lois Hamlin CGwen1 .... 5654 Surrey Avenue James Heeb ................... 5050 Valley Ridge Road Anita Louise Heil ................... 3899 Tower Road Robert William Helmes ........ 710 Anderson Ferry Road Richard Thomas Hemmer CRich1 ....... 3355 Greenway Norma MariaHergert CMimi1 .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 1865 Devil's Backbone Road' Judith Gayle Hetherington ........ 5443 N. Glen Avenue Robert Edwin Hill ........ . . . .. .. . . . 3615 Werk Road Elliott Allan Hilsinger CElio1 . .. ..,... 5497 Foley Road Sharyn May Hockley . .... .. .. .. . 5619 Woodhaven Drive Jeannette Lela Hoefft . .. .... .. . 4751 Ebenezer Road Nancy Ann Hoesl CNance1 ..... 6053 Lawrence Road Juanita Mae Hollis ....... ..... 4 109 Hunnicutt Drive Ronald J. Jackson ........ 5055 Valley Ridge Road Frederick Jerard Jarrett .... ...... 4 043 Drew Avenue Kenneth Robert Kahsar .. ..... 5760 Biscayne Avenue John Joseph King ..... .... 4 978 Mt. Alverno Road C381 C381 C381 C111 C311 C381 C381 C111 C381 C111 C111 C111 C391 C111 C381 C111 C381 C381 C391 Lane C111 C111 C111 C381 C381 C111 C391 C111 C381 C111 C381 C111 C111 C381 C111 C111 C111 C381 C391 C111 C111 C381 Karen Ruth Kingsley . .. .. . . .. .. . 5596 Eula Avenue Carol Jayne Kissick ................ 391 Greenwell Road James William Knox CBrier1 .... 4635 Shadylawn Terrace Clarence Edward Koester CRed1 .......... 619 Covedale Shirley Kathleen Krueger ............. 5071 Delhi Road Judith Ann Kull ............ John Mark Lammert Harry Woodrow Lane ...... Marilyn Helen Laug Joseph William Leath CJoe1 .. Ireta Louese Lowther 4791 Foley Road 1536 Wynnburne Drive 448 Leath Road 6054 Parakeet Drive . . . . . 445 Leath Road .. . .. 3818 Mack Road Barbara Jane Love .. ...... .. CLouie1 ...... 3000 Ebenezer Road Jerr'yLeeLutts...... ...... ..........5591FoleyRoad Margaret Louise Maddux CMargie1 ................... 480 Anderson Ferry Road Rosemary Mayfield CRosie1 ...... 174 Staas Road, Cleves, Kathryn Helen Meyer CFuzzy1 ........ 476 Sunland Carol Ann Miller ............... 5729 Bridgetown Michael Louis Miller .............. 562 Greenwell William Edward Miller CWillie1 .... 5373 Cembina Lionell Star Mills .................... 6688 Hayes Joseph William Mirus ................ 4997 Delhi Carol Ann Mitchell CLittle Mitchj ..... 3793 Mack Thomas Andrew Mohr ............... 2876 Welge Nancy Ann Moore .................. 3669 Sandal Drive Road Road Drive Road Pike Road Lane Lane Cheryl Ann Mueller ................... 455 Wilke Drive Ellen Elizabeth Mueller CElliott1 .. . 5578 Windridge Drive Glenna Rae Musekamp . .. .. .. .. . 3776 Meadoview Drive Richard Albert Myers .............. 5015 Chantilly Drive James Nerlinger CJim1 ............ 6099 Benken Lane Thomas J. Nicodemus ............ 5516 Harrison Avenue Kathleen Ann Niswonger CKathy1 ....... 1101 Betty Lane Judith Arlene Norris CJudy1 ............ 905 Neeb Road Daniel Alan Nostheide .............. 3410 Markay Court Deborah Elizabeth Peters CDebbie1 '. .. .. . 4658 Fehr Road Janet Mae Phillips CJan1 ....... 5078 Valley Ridge Road John Willard Puckett CJohnnie1 ...... 896 Ivy Hille Drive Carole Joan Putnick CSputnick1 ........ 6793 Rapid Run Lawrence Albert Rahe CButch1 . . .... 3749 Aurora Avenue Dennis William Rasp CRaspy1 Jean Anne Rewwer CJeannie1 . . . Fred Walter Roessler .......... Carol Lee Rose CRosie1 ......... David Frederick Rosser ....... Dale William Rothe CRoach1 .... Toni Jean Rummel .......... Edward Albert Sauer CEd1 ...... Gary Lee Sayne ................ Kathleen Ann Schiesler CKathy1 . . . . . 3646 Eyrich Road 573 Anderson Ferry Road Lane 1085 Beechmeadow ..... . . 4340 Race Road 4237 Paul . . . . . 5415 Bonita Road Drive .. . 5328 Cleander Drive Court . 5934 Torrington ... . . . 6152 Davis Court 3302 Crescentview Lane Stephen Raymond Schloemer CSteve1 ..... 3722 Neiheisel John Lawrence Schultheis CSonnyj ........ '304 Don Lane Jerry Arthur Schweikert CSwike1 ........ 402 Plum Street Charles William Sebastian ............. 6364 Werk Road Roy Clifton Shaneberger ............ 4022 Drew Avenue Helen Theresa Siemers CButch1 4495 Hutchinson Road Ella JoAnn Sipple ................... 6076 Sheed Road Dennis Richard Smith ........ 4500 School Section Road Daniel Paul Sorg .......... . . 4312 Homelawn Avenue Barbara Jeanne Staderman .... ....... 4 850 Dent Road Gordon Bruce Stevens ...... .... 4 528 Ebenezer Road Nancy Lee Stewart .............. 3565 Neiheisel Avenue Dianne Lynn Stobaugh ......... 5567 Green Acres -Court Richard L. Stoffregen .............. 4223 Marcrest Drive Walter Rudolph Stroschen CWalt1 . . .4099 Ebenezer Road Diane Marie Stuart . .. .. .. . . . Jack Edward Thompson ..,... Andrew Maurice Vogel CLouigij Howard Jason Walsh ........ Joyce Marie Weiskittel ....... . . . . . . . . 6400 Taylor Road Jacqueline Barbara Wengert CJacqui1 . 5974 Rapid Run Road 1 . . 6286 Johnson Road 453 Sunaire Terrace 5096 Ballantrae Court JoAnn Thompson ................. Jeffrey Allen Tomlinson ...... . . . . . . ..... 3576 Eyrich Road 5572 Biscayne Avenue 55lii'oiii1li's'AQ1AiiLiA Robert Allen Wesseler CWes1 ..... 3552 Neiheisel Avenue Jerry Lee West ................. 4368 Homelawn Avenue Leroy Russel White .......... . . 5148 Rapid Run Road James Henry Wilde CWild1 .. ...... 3956 Rybolt Road Alvin Clayton Willis CAl1 ......... 6154 Wesselman Road William Aaron Winn CWillie1 ........ 3817 Ruebel Place Samuel Harry Witherup CSam1 ....... 5542 Eula Avenue Steven Alton Womack CWo1 . . Sharlene Ann Wurster ....... Julia Elizabeth Yarnell CJudi1 . Joseph Robert Yohman CYo1 Pauline Louise Zucaro CLucy1 . .. .. .. . 3925 Grace Avenue .. 3808 Chatwood Court . . . 5121 Ballantrae Court 5521 North Glen Avenue 686 Anderson Ferry Road C111 C381 C381 C381 C381 C381 C381 C381 C381 C381 C111 C381 C381 C381 Ohio C381 C111 C381 C381 C111 C381 8 1 C111 C381 C111 C111 C381 C381 C111 C381 C391 C381 C381 C111 C111 C381 C381 C111 C381 C381 C381 C111 C391 4111 C111 C111 C111 C31 C 11 C111 C381 C381 C111 C111 C111 C391 C111 C111 C111 C111 C111 C111 C111 C111 C381 C391 C381 C381 C111 C111 C111 4111 4111 4111 C381 4111 C111 C111 C111 C111 4111 4281 C111 4361 SENIOR ACTIVITIES MARY PATRICIA ADELSPERGER Bookstore 45 Choir 2,3,45 Library 2,3. SAUNDRA LEE ALLISON Pep Club 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Tartan 3,45 Dramatics Club 2,3,45 Bookstore 45 Office Worker 2,3,45 Science Club 2. GEORGE CHARLES ALTEMEIER Football 15 Track 15 Swimming 2,3,45 Varsity MOI' 3,45 Choir 1,2. RONALD KENNETH ALTHAUS Science Club 1,25 Tartan 15 Caledonian 2 QBus. Mgr. 25 Track 1,45 Choir 1,2,3,4. ERMA AGNES ANDERSON G.A.A. 1,25 Pep Club 15 F.B.L.A. 3,45 Honor society 45 Choir 1,2,3. ROBERT CARL ANDERSON Track 1,2,3,45 Cross Country 3,45 Student Council 35 Class V. Pres. 45 Honor Society 2,3,4 QNational 3,45 Varsity 'IOM 3,4. MICHAEL EDWARD ARRA ANNIE LOUISE ARRINGTON Science Club 15 Choir 1,2,35 F.B.L.A. 3,45 Honor Society 3,4 CNational 3,45. GARY ALLEN ARTS Tartan 15 Latin 'Club 25 Basketball 3,4 QMgr. 3,45 Track 3, 4 fMgr. 3,45 Varsity OU 45 Choir 1,2,3,4. LINDA SUE AZERRAD Tartan 15 Science Club 15 G.A.A. 15 Dramatics Club 45 Spanish Club 4. JOYCE ANN BARLAG WILLIAM EDWARD BAUMBACH JANICE LEE BENDER Student Council 1,25 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,3,45 Lit- erary Club 2,3 CSec'y 35 F.T.A. 3,4 CV. Pres. 3,45. JUDITH ANN BENDER G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 CV. Pres. 455 Pep Club 1,3,45 Literary Club 2,3,4 fPres. 2,3,45 Honor Society 3,4. DON LAROY BENNETT Business Club 3,45 Choir 3. FRANCES ROSALIA BENNETT Pep Club 1,25 Choir 2,35 G.A.A. 1,2,35 Science Club 1. CLAIRE ELIZABETH BERNARD ROGER LEWIS BERNINGER Football 1,45 Track 3,45 Band 1,2,3,4. JAMES ROBERT BERNITT Band 1,2,3,45 Swimming 3,4. ROBERT ARTHUR BETHEL Football 4. BRIAN ARTHUR BIDLINGMEYER Football 1,25 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 25 Track 1,3,45 Honor Society 2,3,45 QNational 3,45 Pres. 455 Varsity O 3,45 Cross Country 3,4. THOMAS NICHOLAS BITSOFF Band 1,2,3,4. JEANNE LOUISE BOX Band 1,2,3,45 Art Club 45 Dramatics Club 25 Tartan 1. WESLEY ARTHUR BRAUCH Football 1,2, CCO-Cap. 15 Track 1,25 Basketball 1,2. PATRICIA DIANA BRELAND Oakettes 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. 1,2,45 Pep Club 45 Choir 2. LACY RUDOLPH BROOKS ROBERT CLARK BURGER Football 1,2,3,45 Student Council 3,45 Golf 2,3,45 Varsity O 3,4. CHARLES EDWARD BURNS RONALD LEE BURTON Football 1,2,3,45 Baseball 25 Basketball 1,2,3,4 CCO-Cap. 45 5 Track 15 Student Council 4 CV. Pres. 455 Class Treas. 25 Varsity O 3,4 CPres. 45 RISSE FAITH CARROL Literary Club 2,3,45 Dramatics Club 25 G.A.A. 15 Tartan 1,4. CAROL JUNE CASHMAN JOHN RALPH CHIRCH Science Club 1,25 Choir 1,2,3,45 Band 2,3,45 Tartan 45 Best of Oak Hills 1,2,3. ERNEST FRANKLIN COMBS Choir 3,4. WILLIAM BENTLEY COOKE Cross Country 45 Basketball 4. HOWARD EDWARD COOPER Band 1,2,3,4. JANIS KAY CURRIE Class Treas. 3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 CPres. 45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 CTreas. 455 Thespians 3,4 QV. Pres. 3,455 Thalians 3,4 CTreas. 3, Sec'y 45 Oakettes 1,2,3,45 Best of Oak Hills 1, 2,3,45 Latin Club 25 Choir 1,25 Band 1,2,3,45 Tartan 1. NANCY JOAN DALESSANDRO Student Council 1,25 Spanish Club 25 Literary Club 3,4 fHistorian 3, Seciy-Treas. 45 F.B.L.A. 3,4 tSec,y 455 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Choir 2. ROBERT DAVID DANIEL Cross Country 3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Var- sity OH 3,4. RONALD LURUE DAUGHTERS Track 1,2,3,45 Cross Country 3,4 QCO-Cap. 45 Varsity OH 3,4. JAMES ESKER DICK Track 2,3,45 Cross Country 3,45 Tartan 1,25 Science Clubl SUZANNE DINKELAKER Oakettes 2,45 Honor Society 2,3,4 CNational 3,455 Thalians 2,3,45 Thespians 3,45 G.A.A. 1,25 Spanish-French Club 35 Latin Club 25 Best of Oak Hills 1,2,3,4. DONALD HARRY DOCTER JOHN JOSEPH DOHERTY ROBERT DAVID DORNETTE SHARON PARTHENIA DUNCAN Caledonian 3,4 QEd. 455 Honor Society 2,3,4 fNational 3, 45 Sec'y 455 Tartan 25 Latin Club 25 Best of Oak Hills 1,25 Choir 1,2,3,45 Quill and Scroll 3,4. JEROME FRANCIS EISENMANN KATHRYN LUCILLE EISENMANN G.A.A. 15 Business Club 3,4 QReporter 45 Tartan 3,4. ROBERT BRUCE ELLIS Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Band '3,45 Basketball 25 Dramatics Club 45 Best of Oak Hills 1,3,4. PAUL RAY EMMERS Choir 3,4. FREDRICK PAUL FABING Football 1,2,45 Basketball 1,25 Track 15 Swimming 3,45 Student Council 45 F.B.L.A. 3,4 CPres. 45 Baseball 2,3,45 Thespians 3,45 Choir 3. PHYLLIS JOANN FANNELL Choir 1. FRANK ANTONIO FIORINI Rifle Club 2 5 Tartan 3. HOWARD PHILIP FISCHBACH Football 1,2,3,45 Student Council 35 Science Club 25 Track 2,3,45 Varsity MOI' 3,4. PAUL A. FOSTER THOMAS CHARLES FOX Dramatics Club 2. FRANCIS JOSEPH FRANCIS Track 2,3,45 Cross Country 3,45 German Club 1. JEWELI ANN FREEMAN G.A.A. 1,25 Pep Club 15 Home Ec. Club 25 Band 1,2,3,45 Best of Oak Hills 1,2,3,4. ' JANICE FRENCH G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 153,45 Choir 1,25 Best of Oak Hills. BONNIE MAY FRITSCH Cheerleader 15 Pep Club 1,45 Oakettes 3,45 G.A.A. 15 Choir 1525 Thalians 45 Best of Oak Hills 15253,4. JAMES HENRY FRONDORF Tartan 1 QEd. 15 5 Rifle Club 2. TINNIA JOY GABBARD Choir 1,25 Oakettes 3545 Art Club 2. GERALD DOUGLAS GARDNER Rifle Club 2. JACQUELYN SUE GILLESPIE G.A.A. 152535 Home Ec. Club 2. ROBERT KENNETH GOLDSBERRY Football 15253545 Track 253,45 Swimming 2. EUGENE JOSEPH GOLLER CAROL ANN GRAMKE G.A.A. 15253545 Oakettes 253545 Best of Oak Hills 253,45 Tartan 15 Pep Club 15253545 Dramatics Club 45 F.B.L.A. 25 Choir 2. SHARI LYNN GREGORY Cheerleader 1,25 Student Council 1535 Choir 15 Best of Oak Hills 15 G.A.A. 1,2535 Pep Club 152. MARY LOU HAGEMAN G.A.A. 1525 Pep Club 15 Choir 35 Best of Oak Hills 3. STEVEN RUSSELL HAHN Baseball 2,354. GWENDOLYN LOIS HAMLIN Tartan 15 G.A.A. 15253545 Choir 1525354 QSec'y 455 Literary Club 25354 CHistorian 455 Library 3545 Best of Oak Hills 1, 25 F.B.L.A. 4. JAMES HEEB Band 45 Choir 25 Stage Crew 35 Thespian 35 Tartan 2. ANITA LOUISE HEIL ROBERT WILLIAM HELMES RICHARD THOMAS HEMMER N ORMA MARIA HERGERT Latin Club 25 G.A.A. 15 Choir 152,3545 Dramatics Club 45 Best of Oak Hills 152. JUDITH GAYLE HETHERINGTON Student Council 152 CSecly 155 G.A.A. 15253545 Majorette 15 Oakettes 3,45 Pep Club 3545 Thalians 45 Best of Oak Hills 15354. ROBERT EDWIN HILL ELLIOTT ALLAN HILSINGER Football 15253545 Track 2,3545 Baseball 15 Student Council 15 Spanish Club 15 Choir 1. SHARYN MAY HOCKLEY Thalians 253 KV. Pres. 455 Thespians 253545 Band 15253545 Best of Oak Hills 15253545 Tartan 1. JEANNETTE LELA HOEFFT G.A.A. 15 Choir 15254. NANCY ANN HOESL F.B.L.A. 2535 Service Club 3. JUANITA MAE HOLLIS Oakettes 1,25354 fCO-Cap. 455 Thalians 2,3545 Thespians 253,45 Best of Oak Hills 15253545 G.A.A. 1525 Choir 1525 F.T.A. 45 Pep Club 4. RONALD JOSEPH JACKSON Football 152535 Track 1525 Basketball 1. FREDERICK JERARD JARRETT Science Club 25 Drarnatics Club 35 Cross Country 45 Track 4. KENNETH ROBERT KAHSAR Band 354. JOHN JOSEPH KING KAREN RUTH KINGSLEY G.A.A. 1525354 KV. Pres. 45. CAROL JAYNE KISSICK Band 1525 Choir 15 Tartan 15 Thalians 3. JAMES WILLIAM KNOX Basketball 15253545 Baseball 152545 Track 35 Cross Country 45 Latin Club 2. CLARENCE EDWARD KOESTER Cross Country 35.45 Basketball 15253545 Baseball 2,3545 Foot- ball 152. SHIRLEY KATHLEEN KRUEGER Oakettcs 152,354 fCapt. 1,25 Co-Cap. 45 Band 153545 Choir 1525 Pep Club 354 fSec'y 455 Thalians 253545 Thespians 45 G.A.A. 152,3,45 Class Sec'y 45 Best of Oak Hills 15253545 Spanish Club 354. JUDITH ANN KULL G.A.A. 15 Pep Club 15 Choir 15 Home Ec. Club 25 CV. Pres. 25 JOHN MARK LAMMERT Football 15 Swimming 1,2,3545 Band 1525 Tartan 254. HARRY WOODROW LANE Band 15253545 Choir 3. MARILYN HELEN LAUG G.A.A. 253,45 Pep Club 253. JOSEPH WILLIAM LEATH Football 1525 Band 1525354. BARBARA JANE LOVE Student Council 45 Cheerleader 15354 fC0-Cap. 455 Tar- tan 45 Pep Club 153545 G.A.A. 152545 Oi'Hce Worker 45 Thalians 4 5 Best of Oak Hills 4. IRETA LOUESE LOWTHER G.A.A. 15253545 Pep Club 1525 Spanish Club 45 Band 15253. JERRY LEE LUTTS MARGARET LOUISE MADDUX Pep Club 1525354 KV. Pres. 455 Student Council 25 G.A.A. 15253545 Latin Club 2 QPres. 255 Hd. Majorette 15253545 Thalians 25 Choir 1,25 Class Sec'y 35 Best of Oak Hills 1,25 3,45 Spanish Club 3,45 Tartan 1. ROSEMARY MAYFIELD G.A.A. 15 Choir 15 Pep Club 1. KATHLEEN HELEN MEYER WILLIAM EDWARD MILLER Science Club 1. CAROL ANN MILLER Band 15253545 Oakettes 45 G.A.A. 15253545 Pep Club 4. MICHAEL LOUIS MILLER Student Council 1 5 Tartan 4. LIONELL STAR MILLS Cheerleader 15253 fCap. 255 Thespians 25 Thalians 25 Tar- tan 154 CEd. 455 Pep Club 152535 F.T.A. 354 fReporter 35 45 5 French Club 3, JOSEPH WILLIAM MIRUS CAROL ANN MITCHELL G.A.A. 354. THOMAS ANDREW MOHR Cross Country 35 Track 35 Tartan 3. NANCY ANN MOORE Tartan 3,45 Pep Club 1,3545 Cheerleader 15 G.A.A. 15253. CHERYL ANN MUELLER G.A.A. 15 Pep Club 15 Art Club 45 Choir 15254. ELLEN ELIZABETH MUELLER G.A.A. 1525 Choir 25 French Club 2. GLENNA RAE MUSEKAMP Tartan 2535 G.A.A. 15253545 F.B.L.A. 45 Pep Club 1. RICHARD ALBERT MYERS Tartan 4. JAMES N ERLINGER THOMAS J. NICODEMUS Track 1 CMgr. 15 5 Tartan 1. KATHLEEN ANN NISWONGER Tartan 15254 fEd. 155 Pep Club 1 fSec'y 155 G.A.A. 152535 Thalians 25354 fSecly 25355 Thespians 25354 CPres. 45 Clerk 25355 Student Council 1,45 Choir 1,25 Best of Oak Hills 152. JUDY ARLENE NORRIS DAN ALAN NOSTHEIDE Baseball 2,3,43 Band 2,3,4. DEBORAH ELIZABETH PETERS G.A.A. 1,2,3,43 Tartan 1,43 Pep Club 13 Best of Oak Hills 1,23 Choir 1,23 Dramatics Club 43 Spanish Club 3,4. JANET MAE PHILLIPS Majorette 1,2,3,43 Choir 1,23 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 CSec'y 313 Pep Club 1,2,33 Best of Oak Hills 1,2,334. JOHN WILLARD PUCKETT Football 4 QMgr. 41 3 Basketball 3,4 CMgr. 3,413 Science Club 1,2. CAROLE JOAN PUTNICK G.A.A. 1,2,3,4. LARRY ALBERT RAHE DENNIS WILLIAM RASP Basketball 23 Track 23 Bowling 3,4 CCap. 31. JEAN ANNE REWWER Pep Club 1,2,3,43 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 QPres. 1,413 Thalians 2, 3,43 Thespian 2,3,4 QTreas. 313 Choir 1,23 Oakettes 1,2,3,43 Best of Oak Hills 1,2,3,43 Student Council 2,3,43 Tartan 1, 3. FRED WALTER ROESSLER Tartan 3,43 Caledonian 3,43 Science Club 3. CAROL LEE ROSE DAVID FREDERICK ROSSER Football 1,2,3,4 CCo-Cap. 413 Student Council CTreas. 33 Pres. 1,413 Best of Oak Hills 1,233,43 Baseball 2,3,43 Basket- ball 1,2,3,4 CCO-Cap. 413 Track 13 Varsity MO 3,4 QV. Pres. 31 3 Choir 2. DALE WILLIAM ROTHE TONI JEAN RUMMEL EDWARD ALBERT SAUER Thalians 2,3,43 Thespians 2,3,43 Caledonian 3,43 Stage Crew 2,3,43 Science Club 2. GARY LEE SAYNE Track 1,2,3,4 CCap. 313 Cross Country 3,43 Swimming 23 Football 1 CMgr. 11 3 Choir 3. KATHLEEN ANN SCHIESLER G.A.A. 132,3,43 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 CV. Pres. 413 Science Club 23 Home Ec. Club 2,33 Thalians 2,33 Business Club 3. STEPHEN RAYMOND SCHLOEMER JOHN LAWRENCE SCHULTHEIS JERRY ARTHUR SCHWEIKERT Football 1,2,3,43 Student Council 1,2,3,4 QTreas. 113 Class Pres. 2,3,43 Varsity O CTreas. 313 Track 2,3,45 Latin Club 23 Choir 23 Best of Oak Hills 1,2,3,4. CHARLES WILLIAM SEBASTIAN Baseball 233,43 Band 1,2,3,4. ROY CLIFTON SHANEBERGER Band 1,2,3,43 Pep Club 2,3,4. HELEN THERESA SIEMERS G.A.A. 1,23 Choir 3,4. ELLA JOANN SIPPLE G.A.A. 1,233,43 Choir 1,25 Home Ec. Club 23 F.B.L.A. 43 Literary Club 4. DENNIS RICHARD SMITH DANIEL PAUL SORG BARBARA JEANNE STADERMAN G.A.A. 1,2,3,43 Pep 'Club 1,3,43 Latin 'Club 23 Choir 1,2,3, 43 F.T.A. 3,4 QSec'y 3,413 Tartan 43 Literary Club 23 Best of Oak Hills 1,2. GORDON BRUCE STEVENS Football 1. NANCY LEE STEWART G.A.A. 1,2,3,43 Honor Society 2,3,4 CNational 3,43 Treas. 413 Pep Club 1,3,43 Latin Club 23 Choir 1,2333 Tartan 13 Best of Oak Hills 1,23 F.T.A. 4. DIANNE LYNN STOBAUGH G.A.A. 132,43 Latin Club 2 fSec'y 213 Spanish Club 3,43 Pep Club 43 Majorette 1,2,3,43 Best of Oak Hills 1,2,3,4. RICHARD L. STOFFREGEN Basketball 13 Football 1,2,3,43 Track 1,2333 Varsity O 3 fTreas. 31 3 Best of Oak Hills 3. WALTER RUDOLPH STROSCHEN Football 1,2,3,43 Baseball 23 Basketball 132 34. DIANNE MARIE STUART Choir 1,2,3,4. JACK EDWARD THOMPSON JO ANN THOMPSON G.A.A. 1,2,3,43 Thalians 2,3,43 Thespians 2,3,4 CSec'y 413 Pep Club 1,2. JEFFREY ALLEN TOMLINSON Football 1,2,33 Track 1,23 Tartan 2,3,43 Dramatics Club 4. ANDREW MAURICE VOGEL Football 1,2,43 Basketball 1,2,43 Pep Club 13 Cross Coun- try 3. HOWARD JASON WALSH JOYCE MARIE WEISKITTEL G.A.A. 13 F.B.L.A. 3,43 Literary Club 2,3,4. JACQUELINE BARBARA WENGERT F.B.L.A. 2,3,43 Pep Club 1,43 G.A.A. 1,2,43 Best of Oak Hills 13 Office Aid 2,3,4. ROBERT ALLEN WESSELER Football 1,23 Track 1,233,43 Cross Country 3,43 Varsity O 3,43 Pep Club 1. JERRY LEE WEST LEROY RUSSEL WHITE Band 2,3,43 Spanish Club 2. JAMES HENRY WILDE ALVIN CLAYTON WILLIS Science Club 1 3 Pep Club 1. WILLIAM AARON WINN Football 1,2,3,43 Track 1,2,3,43 Basketball 1,23 Student Council 13 CV. Pres. 113 Class V. Pres. 1,2,33 F.T.A. 3,43 Varsity O 3,43 Honor Society 2,3,4 fNational 3,413 Pep Club 1. SAMUEL HARRY WITHERUP Band 2,3,4. STEVEN ALLEN WOMACK Football 1,2,3,43 Student Council 132,33 Drarnatics Club 2, 3,43 Thespians 3,43 Varsity O 3,43 Stage Crew 2 fTreas. 3,41 Best of Oak Hills 3,43 Basketball 1,2 QMgr. 1, 213 Pep Club 1. SHARLENE ANN WURSTER G.A.A. 1,2,3,43 Pep Club 1,3,43 Choir 2,3,43 Best of Oak Hills 2. JULIA ELIZABETH YARNELL Oakettes 1,2,3,43 Choir 23 G.A.A. 1,33 Best of Oak Hills 1,2,3,43 Tartan 3,4. JOSEPH ROBERT YOHMAN Band 1,2,3,43 Pep Band 2,3,43 Cross Country 3,43 Track 2, 3,43 Best of Oak Hills 2,3,43 Varsity O 43 Honor Society 3,4 QNational 3,41. PAULINE LOUISE ZUCARO G.A.A. 13 Pep Club 1,23 Student Council 2. THE WORLD OF CLASSES AROUND US JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN cuxsses THE MOST SPIRITEDH SCHOOL SPIRIT AND C Adm CLASS SPIRIT D Amman ARE HIGH T. Applegate H. Archer W. Arkenau D. Arnold H. Arrington F. Bailey J. Barnett D. Barnhill B. Bauer H. Bedenbaugh K. Begley J. Bevis R. Blue L. Borgman J. Brethauer S. Briggs E. Brown E. Bryan P. Buckley J. Burton P. Campbell D. Carter S. Chaney R. Cheeseman A. Ciampone K. Conner G. Deckebach R. Dews P. Dissinger C. Doan J. Dornette S. Doss R. Duebber WORLD OF THE JUNIORS L. Duggins W. Eberhardt F. Eisenrnann R. Emmers M. Emig W. English P. Fischer C. Foertsch P. Fritz C. Geers I. Gerdsen D. Girten J. Gollahon M. Graf M. Gressler M. Griesser L. Hagen D. Heil R. Hemmer J. Hendon D. Hensler C. Herzog J. Hillman S. Hirst D. Hoefft G. Hoeltge R. Holford J. Holthaus B. Horstrneier R. Hoverman Proudly displayed by Junior Class oflicers is their trophy for Most Spirited ' H Fl Presidentg Martz, Vice- Classf' Officers are P. Pfaff, Treasurer, u , Presidentg Mr. Wagner, Adviserg J. Volz, Secretary. J. Huff G. Hummel V. Hummel J. Irby J. Jaquet W. Johnson R. Jones D. Kaiser K. Kennedy J. Kleine C. Kleinfelter D. Knight B. Kraemer S. Kruetzkamp T. Lange K. Large M. Laug N. Letcher D. Lewis D. Long J. Long D. Mack R. Mangini G. Marsh R. Martini J. Martz G. May Mazzaro Mercurio Meyer Miller D. CI . G. Metzger K. D. ' G. Miller C. Mitchell Cheryl Mitchell G. Moonert B. Morgan W. Mueller C. Murphy J. McCreary C. McKinley J. Nerlinger R. Newkirk S. Niehe C. Nordling G. Omnitz D. Ostholthoif E. Owens S. Palmer M. Parker T. Petrou P. Pfaif C. Pfaflinger J. Podolsky P. Pons A. Prager D. Price R. Puckett J. Reeves R. Rettinger R. Rigclon F. Rosiello CALENDARS CLASS RINGS M. Rothe T. Rurnrnel Marie Rutenschroer Maureen Rutenschroer T. Sander A successful calendar pro- ject is all a matter of or ganization. Here the calen dar committee plan strategy On the left: G. Hoeltge! B. Sperber, J. Volz, J. Smith Sperber Staderman Steele Steelman AND THE JUNIOR PROM Stewart Steirnle Stinson Stout Strietelrneiel Strube Sutton Swearingen M. Tepe I 2 5 Martz On the right: SE TED P Pfaff, J. Wmn STANDING: D. Os- E E iliiiihoff Mr Wagner, B. Weber W. Wertz G. Wessehnan C. Wetzler J. Wineland J. Winn C. Wise M. Yanney P. Zucaro THE BRIGHT AND LIVELY R. Bachrnan L. Bailey P. Ball J. Bashor D. Baum J. Beck D. Becker B. Bender C. Bering J. Bering W. Betz B. Blackmore R. Bleile W. Bockstiegel H. Boertlein D. Bolington J. Borman C. Bott D. Bovard C. Bowman N. Box D. Brady D. Brafford S. Bram B. Breehne G. Breland J. Brengelman C. Brooks M. Bross R. Brown WORLD OF THE SOPHDMORES D. Browning C. Buckley D. Bunselmeier . Burke . Byers . Campbell C. Carmel G. Carpenter M. Carpenter D. Carr D. Carskadon T. Cheeseman P. Cole D. Collins J. Conradi M. Cramerding S. Cross C. D'Amici M. Daniel R. Davis G. Dissinger D. Dietz S. Diltz L. Dodd R. Drewes R. Duebber L. Durban B. Enneking R. Ense S. Evans The courtyard is a pleasant spot for a brief discussion of Sophomore Class business As Mr. Walker, Adviser, consults with C. Campbell, Presidentg R. Drewes, Treas- urer, D. Carskadon, Secretary, and F. Wallace, Vice-President. SCHOOL ACTIVITIES GALORE A I ..., . ,1,I, .- ,- Q88 A. Hollmeyer J. Hood Harris K K R E. R D J. K D. S. D. D. E. C. R. R. R. P. R. G. B. G. M J. J. J. P. K. R. T. Evers Faust Faye Feldkamp Ferneding Fields Fightmastc Fletcher F ocke Foley Foster Fox Frey F rondorf F ulmer Gaskill Geiger Gettes Gibbs Gigous Gillespie Glueck Goller Grayson Griffin Gross Habel Hall Hall Harnmon Harrison Hathaway Henderson Hensler D. Herche P. Herrman D. Hetisimer A. Hirschberg CLUBS, PLAYS, R. H ld 0 er IVIUSICA RECEIVE SOPHOMORE SUPPORT E. Hopkins B. Horan E. Hottinger L. Housewright D. Huber J. Huelsebusch H. Humble D. Ihle Dale Jacobs Don Jacobs B. Jenkins M. Kehnert R. Kempf R. Kieswettcr K. Kihm R. Kleine D. Kleinfelter S. Klosterman A. Knippenberg J. Kollmann R. Kramer M. Krentz S. Krieg T. Krieg R. Krueck S. Krug R. LaDow S. Laird J. Large G. Lawing TEAMS AND C. Levy M. Lewis B. Lienert S. Linville D. Lipps J- Lipps S. Littell K. Loar C. Love ORGANIZATIONS Effifhef C. ' u Madison IT'9 A WORLD OF STUDY - J. Martin M. Martini M. Mayer W. Maynard D. Mercurio D. Meyer G. Meyer D. Miller E. Makstaller Mann Manuel Markland E. Martin V P. Miller D. Mills l P. McFarland C McKenzie A McWethey C. Minella T. Minges J. Mirus J. Moore V. Moore L. Morris T. Morris W. Morrissey Enthusiastic participation is the usual mood in Mr. Wa1ker's Sophomore chemistry class. P. Mueller C. Myers Wmmwm Hummer C. Neuhaus P. Nicodemus S. Niswonger TRADITIONAL AND EXPERIMENTAL R. Nordling D. Noyes C. Nuchols M. Nuchols J. Oehschlaeger E . Orlemann . Osman D. Osterlein J. Owens P. Patton J. Patterson N. Peet R. Peterson chemistry is a subject us- reserved for Juniors, this of Sophomores ,has found a subject greatly to their liking. E. Ryan G. Ryan A. Sander S. Sanders R. Sauer J. Riebel D. Ripperger N. Ritter S. Robertson L. Rogers J. Roll B. Rueger L. Rurnph J. Powell J. Ramsey S Rand M Phelps E Podolsky IT'Q A WORLD OF LIGHT S. Scalia R. Schafer H. Schardine C. Schermerhorn M. Schlacter J. Schlesselman D . Schneider C. Schulenburg W. Schultz B. Schultian T. Sefton G. Seitz R. Senkbeil J. Sevier S. Shibiya M. Siefert G. Simms A. Smith G. Smith J. Space W. Spanagle N. Spratt S. Steinbuch H. Steinmetz M. Stevens G. Steinkoenig G. Stoffregen P. Stortz R. Sudhoff C. Szoehoe LIGHTBLILB9. LIGHTBULBS EVERYWHERE SOPHOMORE LIGHTBULB SALE ADD9 TO TREASURY . . l . sl A K ev 33 5 5 s ' f 3 x in T' 1 ., , 1... .1 Jag V,.. X ,, K L 2 1 Elf . X , if r -U1 . 'S 'i .filer f K ,'m B ' 1 - V fismaiillgii .ff g Q We . .. 515 M 5 ins? .if . . -- .Sw X ' .sy 4.. 3 ...fri ' . . .. sf S W 5' fl .. M 2 ag -L.--' U ., Q, fi ., l'91s3 jp,gv05'llffQS .2 ff- 1 W..- ... ' 1. .- K V Y xl its M as Q 'Ex . . ...A 4 se uw - -- ' . M . . -fB??? s.six...m-.Y xf.,f',5' 6. Ng. P. 1'1- M1.,ff'f fb 'gfsrklfgf v l .vm -Wig .i 9, ., - . .3 x F.: 1, . Wiki is ' ' . s 35591 . , K s o lfifi 1. 1 ' 1' '- Q ..fmgaf . N . ' P- fs... .. . . . H .w1'rw- ' -B. . .Wi . 43. 3- .. , , c -- - W ' f-f . .fs Has' ' Q K r .13 Q ., , B- - -.E - fe .. G45 assi, n is .fs i'3SZ'if. -I-M.-24 -.' 11 , . -f K W , .. -who ' :Ellis xl' V. 5? Q 79- ' Slig o - 'iii -W? 4 fig'-..:Lfi.. . 'af .,,. X5 .. 2... 5 . , . BV ij . 1 s ,..-- Q.. , 2,5 i sfo- f . . f --W.,M,,,r,, .. . T Sophomores B. Enne- king, T. Cheeseman, D. Carskaclon, C. Bott, B. Duebber, and R, Drewes found the packaging and distri- bution of lightbulbs a tremendous and time-consuming task. N. Tebelman S. Thieman W. Thomas V. Townley K. Triplett C. Troeger B. Tully S. Turner M. Tyberg J. Updike D. Vanselow C. Vollmer F. Wallace B. Walters M. Weber L. Webster W. Wehmer W. Welch M. Westrich M. Wheeler R. White G. Wienecke B. Wilkening D. Williams A. Winters M. Wiltzbach C. Wurster J. Wysong V. Yarnell S. Zeuch ew' s fix. f, THE ADVENTUROU9, NEW Acra Q if: . if -K... . 51511 . . 'r .K N 2115, H, , 1 . .l L 4 .4 W 3 1 ix 1? ll 1 . 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K P 5 , 2 S X ll K I za S ,, ' Wifi, iw My .- if im W K, , ,pm :ami 'Q 'f all A l'l'il3i'M an 4 'S ii QW K ' li-ifif my UL, K , M I me 1 X 1 xi fi iii I U ,Nix Ss l .. , . 4 1 gli ai mf K X 4. Yi i. r it Q 2 H K wx 3 we 5 it 3 J n K 5 , U S Q , K N v in H. Ahrens D. Aishe D. Allen FREQHMEN FIND HIGH L SCHOOL LIFE A TOTAL- sf Addison LY NEW EXPERIENCE ,f . .13-.g W :i 5 .x y. wi. wfgegzt . fitrfifk ' n il' , 2 4,fn'fESi?r-all it I Wx., . Y ..... LJ 'xr . ..,. K ,,, . E31 N fu., l T' f m ia' ... It 1,--. ,l X.. lg.. qi. fm, -A 2 1 'ga :ij H. . 1 . it ff. ff'-i:,2i .i lg, . xg 75 .K , -A H xillllj' . . .. :iz ., K-i'1:ffpPw11 ,Xi , U A 'au f.: we .' , i ,. . hm f S421 5.1.12 .-w. -f V 55ifi11f ffieif. f. .. . . . . . W, mail. I .. my EGl'f '.yif1Q - M mm fx I xi: 14 x I gif. X sl WN ,fm f. fg .gf is 5 gn 5, ,, gif at - 5:31 , --fy .i..ei5:F ...gill '- sslgfiillltrwf f i - may , asuell' ' '. mMSB . , L. Angel D. Arkenau C. Arnold P. Arnold D. Babel .,t, .,- Q we-' K .- Y . 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Bechtol Becker Becker Beers Beesten Beiderhake Bellman Bender Bennison Bernard Beske Bethel Bidlingmeye Bierman Blankenbake Bleile Bolia Borgman WORLD OF THE FRESHMEN S. Bovard M. Bowling K. Bowling M. Brauch N. Breehne D. Brennan L. Breucker R. Brockhoff C. Bronner J. Bross W. Bunselmeier S. Burck B. Burton D. Cable D. Camper D. Carleton K. Carpenter L. Cederdahl J. Chandler H. Christerson S. Christerson L. Claus R. Clift R. Colegate C. Connelly L. Connelly J. Coriell D. Current M. Currie J. Dassinger Freshman Class oflicers are T. Eversole, Vice-Presidentg M. Currie, Secretary 3 R Spratlin, Treasurer 5 J. Hopkins, President. .iff 1' + K.. . iw. 3 2 as is L? ... KK ,. U31 ' 1'-if 5485 I ejfr1',, f2 lm. A .-1-ef i1i55p 'T:E'-- . . , df r'i.i'E4 .gr A5551 V.,V:a4g . v ,s5 .saL.az.12 :K 9' :Hi wil! jqjfiiff ,,,afs?? , 1:'ffw,1 4 .,-:mf FREQHMEN DISPLAY VITALITY D. Davis P. Davis S. Denham M. Dennis L. Dews D. Dey V. Dhonau J. Diefenbach S. Diltz N. Dinkelacker G. Dissinger K. Dissinger G. Dixon H. Durban T. Eberhardt R. Eckert W. Eckstein M. Eppensteine D. Espenscheid F. Ettensohn T. Eversole D. Farley J. Farr D. Faulkner J. Faulkner H. F ehrman J. Ferguson D. Fields V. Finley L. Fischbach G. Flaugher B. Flowe K. F oertsch S. Foster J. Frankenstein L. Freel J. Fricker M. Friedhoff J. Gaitley G.A.A.. STUDENT W. Garrett G. Gephart J. Gettes IN OUTSIDE ACTIVITIES K. Girardeau B. Girten G. Glatting K. Gleason R. Goldsberry J. Grace D. Graf S. Greek J. Gresham D. Grim D. Grimm S. Haffey Sheryl Hale Stephen Hale Jackie Hall janet Hall L. Hanson B. Harkness B. Harlow G. Harrison D. Harvey P. Harvey D. Hawthorne J. Hathaway J. Hedger S. Heiber G. Heil T. Heinrich C. Heintz G. Hemsath . Hensler . Herron Henderson Henson Herzner 'lfefwg is , K. Hetherington M. Hillman J. Hines T. Hoffman TEAMS COUNCIL LEADING D. Holder P. Holt L. Hood .WN as .ggi W' Y.. IT'9 A MIGHTY BIG WORLD -Miss .MW 5' mt... 4 K QQ? l nf J Q i fig 5 gf AAA. ,.4,V . ,fi ,swan 'z ' WH-aug?-2Jrwkx-A 9 wg.,, vw, . ,wx f .1.v.-gkzgsar new new If '1,.a.e J-5 gyllib sf - .wwf 13,61 W Jones Z Jones D Kahsar C Kaiser J Kaltenbach . -my , 3lw,Qi'i'il'T?i .. 7 V-. . Q . N- 1 1. ,y 37 if.fw'gA15 A 7 13 . ,. 'iilsrfgg 5 Q Fl . iy... . ,y , I . . Iv . 4, in f W. wi v e. is - gl it ,T 'ff w p -- ..x. - 1, in EJ K 141+ A. - 33 gif - R. Imholt C. Isaack M. Isaacs D. Jackson S. James S. Johnson D. Johnston M. Jones L. Kammer J. Kaufman F. Keith S. Keith M. Keller R. Kellogg T. Keltner V. Kepics f,...M, i.. ., ...W K, fs: vt mi' Q Qt an is ... 4, A , ,, , ., ,id t?5Wg:QgSx. .i liilll:fgQ 1 w- at 2 1 'X if mi, gs late f- QS' if .j,:w5. . my ugwj V gf ,A N 5 vtzmfisf . L- fi- ,I ix:.u ams 7-'ymwfl iQ -We MEG my J. Hopkins R. Hubert C. Humble J. Hummel T. Ihle Occasionally things at Oak Hills seem a little beyond the reach of some Freshmen. Kipp Kissick Klosterman Knabe Koenig FULL OF FUN AND FRLISTRATIDN C. Knox T. Kobman T. Kraft K. Kramer D. Kranz Grady Reed finds Art Class a bit frustrating at times with his equipment box tucked high on a top shelf. L. Madden C. Mangione K. Martin M. Martini D. Matthews Kreft Kreuter Kuwatch Lacher Lake Lane Lang Langhorst Lewis Lewis Link Linz Loewenstine Loze Lynch Macaluso J. Lawhorn T. Lawrence J. Leatham sk WM mpg? 2 .. .I .. .ws - R. Lanham D. Large A .-,. www-mm L. Maxwell D. Mazza S. Meckstroth C. Miller D. Miller G. Miller J. Miller M. Miller R. Mills C. Mohr M. Moon M. Moore R. Morgan C. Morris W. Mueller L. Muhle J. Munger L. Murphy L. Muse S. Myers M. McDonough B. McFadden J. McFarland D. McMahen R. McNew S. Neugebauer D. Nieman C. Noera R. Norton C. Nullmeier L. Ocks W. Oliger J. Omnitz M. Orndorf D. Orth R. Osborne B. Owens J. Parker P. Payne K. Peppers T. Peter C. Plank P. Pollock P. Pottschmidt S. Prager K. Preston B. Price D. Pruitt GREAT MULTITUDES OF M392 H,v-'Q-au, .rags N 'QW . .r RPSL Y J 1 3 X ' FREQHMEN THRONG THE HALLS gig . 54. . + qt. ,gi 'T gg gift., . .w . - f v f.1g.1:ta5g:q in ...yu , Jim , .Qc -. -.fn ,,-, ww ye.. ...tu 1.: . Q. , J .5 .,..,,,.1.., me '-L f,,,, .v.5.1Yl? 5 Ly: K ' s S. 4 1 fit 4' 4 Z v 'H if ,J .5 2 iw ' 1 ff , et. M 4 ,1q...l, 1- , - . N 5 fi , ' ii E .I .,. . is ' . s g fzwfffwf' - I ...E It .ws .1 im g ..mm .L . ., . f,.-,yew 3,1 t 1 ,,..-...mu..' 'V .. 14 Q ,W . Q K rt, 5 vi 4 A C ,r , , 5. r ' X 8 K 1, ww ,M 2 Q ma EJ in 1 J ii Q - - .3,,I....... L S Won-mqisiv T. Puckett C. Radley G. Reed G. Rehn W. Rehn T. Reiger D. Rink R. Richmond C. Riehle P. Rielman G. Rodin K. Roehrig J. Rohrmeier C. Rowley R. Rugg M. Rumping M. Russum L. Rutenschroer K. Ryan P. Sachs L. Salvcson M. Sandusky W. Sandusky H. Saulsbury S. Saunders G. Schafer G. Schleue C. Schmidt H. Schmidt R. Schnieber R. Schroeder M. Schroth G. Schubert J. Schubert K. Schuch J. Schunk L. Schuster H. Schwan N. Schweikert S. Sebastian C. Seeger J. Seidler G. Seig Seitz Setters Seurkamp Sheckels W Seifert FRESHMEN LOOK TO THE FUTURE S. Sims S. Sloan D. Smith S. Smith G. Snyder R. Sommer Z. Spradlin R. Spratlin R. Staab S. Staat A. Stahl B. Steele C. Steiner B. Stigmen E. Stevenson R. Stewart J. Stockhoff June Stockho R. Stormer L. Story M. Stuart S. Tabor D. Teague R. Tebelman P. Terefenko D. Theiring P. Thompson R. Thompson J. Thomson M. Thornhill R. Thornton J. Tully L. Ulmer M. Ulrey J. Vaskovsky B. Vaughn N. Veldhaus V. Vogel V. Volz T. Waddell ff , .P l MHS? . f Y. im 4, ' MVP' fr ui ill fi, mr ,gg nm .a 2 ' fs N fm 1 YQ' ,K .H K w we 1 , Q 5. - ,H .s wf ' x Yrxr I K K 1 mf xf'X lf if xl i X lm . w.ff.,.... . ' 'X Wmzi - Y i wtfyi A M , gm, g 5y5'zf: fig. 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Y Dry 6.5 x 1 wa as if 1 gs 555: fa' .5m -, ' TL , . iF,lzik,. ,M r N M ,-U. f , .:, l g! 'tl xx SNAP: V I A 5 Y l .H my gl K lf. R x l' lx H -'33 is 4 5 ,,i , --if 6 Y., . ,.' .mms 2 ix .3 f .. , ,. L U , 1 ft K M 11 25' r , 'I if 1 R S-A I Walker R. Wallace K. Walroth TO THE WORLD OF 1965 IT MAY BE A GREATLY CHANGED WORLD IN 1965 WHEN THE PRESENT FRESHMEN ARE READY T0 GRADUATE R. Walters G. Warrick D. Webster B. Wegelin B. Wehrrneyer J. Weis D. Weiss J. Weiss ,.. . dl o n Ziff gig? 3, . .,.., 3,3 Q 1.-6 vii :wx . - f 4 , K mg i it A 5 may M 35535 . slits ai ,, 15.551 1 'K Eiga X19 l 5 4 i ,li s I 4 r 5255! H Welch Westerman Westrich Wetterer Wetzler Weyler Weyrich Wiegele Wieman Wilken L. Willett K. Winkelrna Wischer E. Wise D. Witte K. Wolfe G. Woods P. Young S. Zinn A. Zucaro THE WORLD OF ACTIVITIES AROUND US STUDENT COUNCIL HONOR SOCIETY RAM I D AT CS MUSIC SPORTS ACTIVITIES - Safety Committee members prepare recordings of safety slogans for use on loeal radio stations. Members are: R. Mills, C. Schi- merhorn, K. Niswonger, R. Brockhoff, H. Schmidt, M. Keller. Ideas from the Suggestion Box are considered by committee members G. Moonert, M. Griesser, C. Campbell, J. Conradi, T. Eversole. Members of the Assembly Committee discuss possible programs. Members are B. Love, S. Diltz, D. Aisne, S. Gregory, B. Weber. 78 STUDENT COMMITTEES CARRY ON SAFETY SLIGGESTION BOX ASSEMBLY The supervision guidance of all and committee work carried on by the ers and officers. and advisers: R. STUDENT Members of the Handbook Committee ly peruse sample books as Student Council prepares publish a handbook for Foreign Exchange Student Committee members compile infor- . . .. . . t dent mation for the worthwhile project of bringing a foreign s u to Oak Hills. Members are R. Girten, J. Sevier, M. Yanney, R. Ense, J. Burton, J. Bashor, E. Hopkins. Orientation Committee Members R. Burger, L. Housewright, ' . M ' J. Schweikert, .D S. Weyrich, R. Hubert, J. Large, B orrisey, . Ostliolthoff B. Bauer, J. Omnitz preview slides used to acquaint new studerits with activities of Oak Hills. The Social Functions Committee correlates and regulates all student sponsored functions. Members are S. Thiemann, C. Herzog, J. Huff, R. Burton, J. Rewwer, J. Stout, J. Hopkins, R. Stoffregen, J. Seidler. 79 John Patterson indignantly displays the life-like dummy placed on his trolley track as a prank. The two girls, Margie Bauer and Shirley Krueger know more than they admit, but Barry Miller and Steve Womack seem quite concerned. MEET ME IN QT. LOUIS PRESENTED SPRING. I 96 I jim Heeb and Randy Grohe are dignity personified as they discuss an important business matter. But mischie- vous Shirley Krueger plans something not quite so digni- fied. Ouch!,' Jim Heeb has lost his dignity as teeth sink into his leg. The parents, Randy Grohe and Sharyn Hockley look on in horror. 'iThe fireworks! The fair has begun and friends and family rush to the window in order not to miss the exciting sight. FALL PLAY LITTLE WOMEN A new member is introduced into the Pickwick Club. Jo overrules the objections of her sisters and invites Laurie QD. Seipelj to join their ex- clusive group even though Meg CJ. Thompsonj obviously still protests. Here, let me show you' Jo QL Vollmerj tr1es to show Amy CS. Kruegerj the proper way to fall. T h e Reverend M r. March CR. Bluej pre- sides at Meg's wedding. Her proud mother QS. Hockleyj beams while Amy and Laurie heartily approve. Sympathetic sisters ex- amine Amyis hand. Jo is ready for revenge as Meg and Beth CB. Frit- schj give dismayed agreement. 1 I THEQPIANQ - gr Thespian oflicers proudly display trophies earned for outstanding work in speech and drama. Oflicers are: J. Currie, Vice-President' J A ' Thompson, Treasurer, Heeb, Clerkg K. Niswonger, President, L. 5 Vollmer, Secretary. The cast of Meet Me in St. Louis ' SEATED: Mrs. Holt, R. Grohe, S. Krueg- NATIONAL THESPIAN Qocnsrv S.iib.3?uif,VE1h.SZue5' ffs..wf3, xv ,we Q fm., I., ,-,, M 1 x Members of Thespians. FRONT ROW: R. , . , . , : . e1pe , J. Heeb, G. Stinson, S. Krueger, Rewwer, Patterson. SECOND ROW: E. ' L. Smlth, S. Womack, D. Ostholthoff, S. Hockley, K. Ken- Sauer, R. Blue, Mrs. Holt, L. Vollmer, D. Price, K. Bagley, nedy, K. Niswonger, J. Hollis,,J. A. Thompson. Sauer J Currie W Ahrens THIRD ROW D S' l l i THALIANS Hockley, J. A. Thompson, B. Miller, J. Hollis, S. Kuwatch, S. Womack, L. Kraem- er, Ry Hall, J. Patterson, J. Heeb. w 3 l f Oak Hills' dramatic pro- Thalian ofiicers consider possible plays or ductions. Oflicers are J. Currie, Secretary, Mrs. Holt, Adviser, J. Heeb, l President, S. Hockley, Vice-President, D. Ostholthoff, Treasurer. .............--nu Cast of g'Little Womenuz FRONT ROW: Mrs. Holt, D. . A. Thompson, B. Fritsch, Foster, S. Krueger, L. Vollmer, J R. Carrol. SECOND ROW: B. Sperber, S. Niehe, F. Ben nett, P. Em mers, S. Niswonger, J. Vanselow, D. Vanselow, l J. Bering, K. Niswonger, R. Blue, S. Hockley, D. Seipel, L. Rogers. THIRD ROW: J. Irby, W. Ahrens, L. Smith, S. Womack, C. Gramke, D. Fox, J. Patterson, R. Ellis, Heeb. THE OAK HILL! Mr. Tate, director of the Oak Hills' Band, has reason to be proud and pleased with the work which the band has done this year. His hard work and theirs made pos- sible a coveted trip to Cleveland to play on a nationwide television broadcast of the Cleveland Browns Football Game. In the picture at the UPPER RIGHT, other members of the band take their places in front of the train. FRONT ROW: Roll, R. Blue, K. Carpenter, B. Bauer. BACK ROW: R. Shaneberger, C. Scher- merhorn, D. Nostheide, A. Prager, S. Zinn. BELO W, band members pose with the train which is used in one of their favorite num bers. SEATED: S. Hockley, J. Freeman, S. Cross, S. Sanders. STANDING: H. Archer, J. Heeb, G. Hoeltge, R. Yohman, L. Smith, T. Applegate, G. Stinson, D. Schmidt. l The Oak Hills ':kW'f?T I 42 K, f 2 aw :Q ' :s,k:.',,,g mm wfif V. f 1 ,NJ Em f, ,V A . Qiziffiii 'Tf',J,f,- ' Wh .1-4' 554 , 3 , Wm Q A . A -nf f ,. i 3 A familiar sight to all, in her majorette outfit, Margie Maddux has served four years as Head Majorette of Oak Hills High School. V iw -W iifii WW . i. ,,... V , my -Q W, nys 3. N ugly , . y3:gc,.,3l,5. 33 :,' 1 4- K Q B-A 1 asm j wzirs E , .f is I .f 'luv ' a 5 lx ef., 51: lliiggsl l lf: 5 l 5 555535354 S lr '-3 K ' if, is JESS ,.-fi.. ,A lllgiillfijill i ' 2. :ra ffle-W 'fb il ll SWF i - ..i:'w 17 'wl 'S Vis 1 TW , . will lam xiimfmt ' fu 4- :Q u-- .f?1if,,,:, A-.,, Qzvifewfl ,ff .. Hvizfir- ff hifsfif 951 Q Eili:3g'5iQff'l ,Q . x g-xgv, 3.g ,,,., 4, H. , tx ,sy s Sw! , l f ' Kiw i in M iv 22' ' s ' '9 Hg? 1 -' S V 5221 ll? ' '52l ? X V-m,L3:glI:4?'i ' 1f 3 K as I 6 i ':'- 'ii E55. a as - ' sal' i v M ' Xigl -' .-- - ,ge f x 5 X is .di i s ,if :j 4 xg: 1, ' 5-:ffasly 1' ,Q : fisiiiii ' f Sell Xl 43: A 3 - a .91 5 , ai A' '1 'f- Q55 5 Q iles: .. X li ,' .. X ff? V A-' I: ' C1 ' Q 1 : Y x ' ga r N Qiffifll , gi'-1: my , S 1 Terri, 51, ' nf: Ee L Us .awlim zns 5 ff .3 Jll GAA Y 53.5 W V agbwwm t ' GWEN BRELAND 3 CONNIE SEITZ JANET PHILLIPS JACCI BURTON MAJORET' JAN TOMLINSON 86 ENTERTAINMI The Reserve Majorettes present an attractive pic- ture as they pose in front of the school. They are Linda Madden, Debbie Large, STOBAUGH DIANNE LYNN DUGGINS D COLOR GAMES Margie takes time out from her majorette duties for fun, using a bicycle wheel for a glamour pose. Mar gie's charm and attractiveness lend themselves well to such a pose. MARIAN YANNE Y Nina Beers, Karen Hether- ington, Diane Flick, Rose- mary Spradlin, Rose Walt- ers. VIRGINIA MOORE CHERI TROEGER ll 'i 'ii Wifi Q is 'itifif I I I sh litilllll ' ill I Ii 2 Ejiigii 1 'Rig 3 Iilm N I WI- HMKF5: I 'I I , we ,-- ww ,Im S, I is V9 Hmm? hitleiglf ill 5 xml? ' fgifigggagigzgi T1 F- I , -I ,,.I, ,M ggi 3 ,2:f'fk -M lf 2 III, , 'k ' II, fm 237 I ' ,wi ,.'. T 3' t I ,I i f .K W N H 11 B R. I. .U f .I ueeu QI. I I I if K'-we-.., : 'I . 11 ,i1:'IIggwsllt I I -I-,m Isf:r2::usgI I ' 'l' ' i? 1?'f'- . ' s!25'2ti22f5l1'2Iw f OAKETTE9 OF PERFORM AT HOME AND The Oakettes. FRONT ROW: T. Gab- bard, B. Walters, K. Evers, S. Krueger, B. Fritsch, J. Currie, J. Rewwer, J. Wine- land, P. Pfaff, K. Kihm, J. Bering, G. Steele, J. Yarnell, P. Breland. BACK With legs high and guns ready, Linda Housewright, Ginger Yarnell, and Judy Wineland add fun and en- tertainment to football half- A I 962 IN CLEVELAND .AQ ww ROW: J. Hetherington, C. Stewart, Herzog, Volz, J. Hollis, C. Miller, Gramke, D. Miller, M. Rutenschroer, McCreary, S. Robertson, J. Conradi, Housewright, G. Yarnell. time activities. Performances such as this helped win a place for the band and drill team at the Cleveland Brown's Games in the fall. Senior Oakettes. C. Gramke, C. Miller, Hollis, J. Hetherington, J. Rewwer, J. Currie, B. Fritsch, S. Krueger, P. Breland, J. Yarnell, T. Gabbard. Junior Oakettes. D. Miller, M. Rutenschroer, J. McCreary, J. Volz, C. Herzog, C. Stewart, P. Pfaif, J. Winelancl, G. Steele. Sophomore Oakettes. S. Robertson, J. Conradi, L. Housewright, G Yarnell, K. Kihrn, K. Evers, Bering, B. Walters. 'N-W... 89 MIXED ENSEMBLE CHORAL BRING TO SCHOOL Members of the Mixed En- semble. FRONT ROW: D. Stuart, S. Duncan, J. Irby, S. Sanders, J. Stout, N. Hergert, P. Staderrnan. SECOND ROW: S. Bram B. Harrison, G. Arts, R. Alt- haus, J. Chirch, P. Adel- sperger. THE OAK HILLS HIGH FRONT ROW: R. Puckett, K. Schuch, V. Finley, S. S. Schloemer, D. Graf, M. Lewis, C. Schuch, H. Siemers, Diltz, K. Faust, S. Wurster, C. Mueller, S. Duncan, P. L. Rogers. THIRD ROW: C. Wetzler, D. Stuart, P. Bays, Rohrmeier. SECOND ROW: E. Wetzler , S. Adelsperger, J. Hines, P. Emmers, P. Kreft, J. Irby J Haffey, S. Chaney, S. Turner, D. Thiering, J. Ornnitz, Chirch, J. Stout, B. Staderman, R. Ferneding, P. Herr- GROUPS MUSIC PROGRAMS Girls Ensemble. FRONT ROW: R. Puckett, V. Fin- ley, S. Haffey, E. Wetzler, G. Hamlin, C. Mueller. SECOND ROW: B. Lynch, J. Ramsey, J. Peters, C. Wetzler, C. Levy, K. Faust. THIRD ROW: G. Null- meier, K. Truitt, Moore, C. Wienecke, Gaitley, Hillman, L. Rogers. SCHOOL CHOIR GIRLS' ENSEMBLE an, C. Levy, G. Hamlin. FOURTH ROW: S. Bram, J eters, J. Gaitley, J. Ramsey, V. Vogel, J. Updike, B addell, R. Thompson, P. Sachs, Hoefft, S. Doss, J ines, N. Hergert, P. Staderman. FIFTH ROW: C. . Wienecke, B. Lynch, K. Truitt, Moore, C. Nullmeier . G. Arts, R. Althaus, E. Combs, R. Beninghaus, J. Thomas man, S. Sebastian. . B. Harrison, G. Goller, S. Hieber, S. Shibiya, Hill- BEST OF OAK HILLS PRESENTS THE ROARING TWENTIES Looking like sacks and with a roaring twenties backdrop behind them, dancers present a number called Goofus. Wide-eyed and smiling, the sacks added charm and talent to the general program. Juanita Hollis in typlcal 20 s costume presents The Varsity Gir a tap dance in the 20 s style. Presenting the Oakettes! Pat Breland, Shirley Krueger, Gin- ger Yarnell, Jean Rewwer, and Sandy Fleischman in The George White Scandals. 92 SERVICES STUDENTS VOLUNTEER Girls who work each morning, noon, and after- noon in the Bookstore are S. Allison, J. Slater, K. Kennedy, J. Holthaus, P. Schleicher, P. Adelsperger, C. Mitchell, and P. Pons. The Stage Crew works hard for all dramatic and musical Sanders, G. Stinson, B. Ahrens, M. Schlachter, B. Ellis, production. KNEELING: J. Roll, R. Sauer, M. Bross, E. J. Heeb. Sauer, D. Fox. STANDING: S. Womack, L. Smith, S. Office Aides are J. Wengert, S. Allison, C. Adarns, C. Foertsch, G. Miller, S. Doss, S. Steel- man, B. Sperber. 4 ART SERVICE CLUB Christmas is in the air and the , , Christmas tree project is in full swing. Tom Fox, Glenn Woods, Ralph Rigdon, Ralph White, Jim Dick, and Joy Seidler prepare to Hre the beautiful figures which Service Club members presented to the school. Christmas trees, lamps, statuettes, all are projects under- Goldsberry, Marcia Rothe, Hope Ahrens, Cheryl Mueller, taken to earn money for the club. Workers here are Bob Julia Munger, and Mr. Koenig. 'l 4 BEAUTIFIES THE SCHOOL ary Sayne, and Ron Beninghaus ow the different steps in pre- the trees. Eerie but beautiful. The Halloween window offered a sensible sug- gestion for celebrating this strange, exciting holiday. The true feeling of Christmas was depicted in the beautiful stained glass window created by art students for the front hall. 95 Literary Club oflicers, Nancy Dalessandro fsecretaryj, Gwen Hamlin fhistorianl, and Judy Bender fpresidentj, Assist Ad- viser, Mrs. Thompson, in ac- quisitioning new books for the Oak Hills' library. LITERARY CLUB MEMBERS ASSIST IN LIBRARY The production and sale of feather Christmas trees was a club money-making project. Phyllis Dissinger, Karen Begley, Anne Winters, Lynn Swearingen, and Nancy Dales- sandro add finishing touches and display a few samples of their work. Literary Club members take time out to peruse the library's large selection of periodicals. Mem- bers are Rise Carrol, Ella Sipple, Donna Price, Nancy Peet, Annie Arrington, Joyce Weiskittil, Carol Metzger, Glenna Musekamp, and Mary Mayer. QU ILL AND SCROLL Mrs. Roberts, Dean of Girls and well known Kentucky author, presents the quill and scroll to new member Dick Myers, sports editor of the school newspaper, The Tartan. 5 .Y .. 4 i Quill and Scroll members. FRONT ROW: P. Pfaff, D. Ost- ROW.' J. Holthaus, E. Sauer, F. Roessler, K. Kennedy, M holthoff, Mr. Wagner CTartan adviserj, Mrs. Watkins Rutenschroer, S. Duncan. THIRD ROW: D. Peters, C CCaledonian adviserj, J. McCreary, S. Mills. SECOND Mitchell, D. Myers, J. Chirch, J, Kleine, B. Staderman. 97 STAFF BRINGS NEW FRESHNESS TO JOURNALISM Mr. Wagner fadviserj and Star Mills feeli- torj scrutinize each edition of the Tartan for possible errors and ways of improve- ment. They seem to have found an interest- ing or unusual item here. The i'Tartan's business department is not large but has played an important part in helping produce a paper. This has included ad selling, one of the ways a paper stays solvent. Members are: Maureen Rutensch- roer, Judy Holthaus, and Carol Foertsch. Editors are important people. Here is the Tartan,' editorial Staff: Pam Pfaff, Star Mills, Dana Ostholthoff, Jack Chirch, and Kris Kennedy. 3 symamawazwnwim ,Q : TARTAN IS NEWS SCHOOL NEWS IN BRIEF OR WITH COMPLETE COVERAGE Sports news is a big item in a high school newspaper. This staff must bring enthusi- asm plus a seriousness of purpose to its work. These members of the Tartan staff, G. Warrick, R. Mills, P. Pfaff, R. Myers, D. Peters, and R. Blue exhibit these char- acteristics. Lin Swearingen, Barbara Love, and Fred Roessler represent three important special services needed by a newspaper: the artist, the typist, the photographer. The backbone of any paper is its reporters. In the picture R. Carrol, M. Parker, S. Chaney. SECOND ROW.' P. below are the people who do this important work for the Kreft, J. Schunk, L. Fischbach, J. Hopkins, S. Diltz, S. Tartan. FRONT ROW.' C. Carleton, K. Niswonger, Thiemann, S. Diltz, Kleine, Schultheis, D. Nostheide. CALEDONIAN STAFF WDRKS l I The Caledonian editorial staff Ends work in quantity sistant editorj, Ed. Sauer fsenior editorj, and Cheryl Mit- and variety. Staff members are: Mary Mayer Csophomore chell fjunior editorl. editorj, Sharon Duncan Ceditorj, Jeanne McCreary Cas- i Sharon Duncan explains Caledonian'l lay-out to staff members, Alan Sutton and It's fun to help Bud. But it Cheryl Bott. can also be heavy work as Ed. IN A HECTIC WDRLD Jeanne McCreary finds a mistake in Monte Graf's typ- ing and supervises while he corrects it. Mr. Morris, Caledonian business advisor, and Penny Pollack, ad salesman, rejoice in the receipt of new reve- HLICS. Sauer and Charlie Doan are Pictures, pictures everywhere, and what one do you choose? Mary Mayer shows her about to discover. choice to Ann Winters and school photographer, Fred Roessler. 101 PHOTOGRAPHY, SCIENCE AND Three members of the Photography Club work at the enlarger and printer in the B, Geiger, D. Graf, and M. school's darkroom. Boys are L. Becker, F. Roessler, Ferguson. SCIENCE CLUB Bross, other members of the Photography Club prepare Members of Science Club meet in the lab for a scientific K. Bechtol, J, Schunk, F. Ettensohn, V. Bram, D. Davis. discussion. Members are: B. Garrett, C. Schleue, Z. Jones, CHESS CLUBS STIMULATE INTEREST equipment needed to Chess Club oiiicers are Gerry Hoeltge Cvice-presidentj, Greg Schubert Cpresidentj finished pictures. Charles Doan Csecretaryj, Ralph Thompson ftreasurerj. CHESS CLUB Deeply engrossed in their games are the members of Chess Doan, G. Hoeltg, Mr. Morris, A. Sutton, C. Nordling, R Club. Members are: M. Schroth, W. Wertz, D. Graf, C. Thompson, C. Schubert, M. Romping. 103 Q NATIONAL HONDR SOCIETY J CHARACTER LEADERSHIP SERVICE Honor Society oflicers display can- dy samples which they sell each year at Christmas time. Profits from the candy sale add to ,the Honor Society scholarship fund. Oflicers are Sharon Duncan, sec- retary, Nancy Stewart, treasurerg Jeanne McCreary, vice-president, and Brian Bidlingmeyer, president. Honor Society Members. FRONT ROW: S. Duncan, A. Arrington, E. Anderson, Mrs. Tappe, J. Currie, D. Sto- baugh, C. Mitchell, P. Fannell. SECOND ROW: S. Mills, S. Dinkelaker, M. Maddux, J. McCreary, K. Begley, E Mueller, N. Stewart, M. Yanney. THIRD ROW: J. Bender 1 K. Niswonger, S. Briggs, J. Martz, B. Bidlingmeyer, A. Sutton, W. Winn, Bender. FOURTH ROW: K. Connor, J. Heeb, W. Wertz, R. Yohman, R. Althaus, West, D. Rosser, R. Anderson, C. Doan. THE FINE ARTS CLUB l 5 Fine Arts Club members take a trip backstage. SEATED: zog, E. Sauer. STANDING: R. White, B. Love, S. Dinke- A. Arrington, J. Hollis, M. Maddux, Mrs. Payne Cadviserl, J. Tomlinson, L. Swearingen, K. Faust, R. Blue, C. ,Her- The Fine Arts Club is an in- novation, not only to Oak Hills, but to most high schools. It is an organization dedicated to the enjoyment and pursuit of the cultural aspects of our so- ciety as represented by the Still Life picture on the right. Members have attended per- formances of plays, the Cin- cinnati Symphony Orchestra, and programs presented by the Artist Series. They hope to gain a greater knowledge of and ap- preciation for the arts. ,Jzfa....,. W., - .,.. -'ttf ,' .. ,, . 2- -. -- eff: Q7 I L 'f- .w a f'. ' . . .,:w55, ' . . tar. , W 5 .f laker, G. Breland, K. Niswonger, S. Hockley. ON LAD- DER: R. Carrol, B. Sperber, P. Kreft. Art in painting and sculpture, music, and the dance are represented here as part of the Fine Arts Club's program. SPANISH CLUB Linda Lowther, secretary-treasurer, and David Noyes, vice-president, listen atten- tively while Jim Stout, president, reads over the agenda for the business meeting. From the look on the bull mascot's face, he seems to disagree with what Jim has to say. Margie Maddux and the mascot are determined to win the contest with Dave Noyes. The members of the Spanish Club anxiously await the outcome. STANDING in back: Mr. Fumero and Miss Grubaugh. FIRST ROW Cnear blackboardl: D. Bovard, R. Brown, C. Steinkoenig D. Myers, R. Holder, J. Stout, M. Kehnert. SECOND ROW: V. Moore, J. Brethauer, L. Lowther, K. Connor, D. Loar, J. Tomlinson, G. Moonert. THIRD ROW.' M. Yanney, D. Miller, S. Briggs, M. Lewis, L. Lowther, K. Evers, T. Morris. FOURTH ROW: M. Phelps, S. Linville, K. Large, P. Fischer, C. Glatting, D. Stobaugh. 106 INTEREST HIGH IN FRENCH CLUB ' ING V Townley A Hirschberg A Winters, C. Hatha Members of the French Club peruse copies of a menu in : . , . , . preparation for a trip to a French restaurant. Members are: way, S. Palmer, J. Rohrmeier, L. Rogers, S. Saunders, D ' STAND- Kranz, M. Schlachter, L. Angel, S. Foster, B. Weiman. SITTING: J. Beck, S. Shibiya, J. Bross, C. Bott. I Miss Riordan IFrench Club adviserl, Anne Winters and Cheryl Bott fclub ofiicersl check sample menus on the bulle- tin board and read exerpts from these to the members of the club. 107 5 PEP Members of the Awards Commit tee check their records for accu racy Members are S Thieman C Members of the Projects Committee hang peppy signs throughout the school. Poster makers are J. Winn, K. Schiesler, C. Bowman, P. Fischer and G. Carpenter. Pep Club officers. SEATED: J. Winn Chistorianj, J. McCreary ftreas- A Pep Club service project is the urerj, K. Schiesler fvice-pres.j, K. Evers Chistorianj. STANDING: M. mending and repair of team uni- Maddux fvice-pres.j, Miss Dosher Cadviserj, J. Currie Cpresidentj. forms. Working OH tl'1lS Df0jCCt HTC S is 5 3 1 CLUB Mitchell, P. Dissinger, J. McCrea- ry, J. Bering, L. Swearingen, P. Pons. Jan Currie, Pep Club president, congratulates Rick Fabing who has just been crowned Football King. C- Carleton, C- HCIZOE, P- FiSChCf, The Constitution Committee is an active and important committee P- Pollajlk, L- F1SChb21Ch,D- Flick, SEATED: V. Townley, C. sem, J. Conradi, L. Rumph, L. Morris P-SCh1C1ChCf- STANDING: M. Tyberg, C. Bowman, G. Carpenter, Mrs. Plate, P Storz, J. Riebel, J. Currie. SEATED: C. Metz N. S ger, tewart, J. Bender, Mrs. Brethauer, M. Rutenschroer, M. Rutenschroer, S. Sebas Colgan, B. Staderman. S. Palmer, P. Staderman. STAND- tian, M. Mayer, S. Mills, S. Wurster. ING: K. Faust, M. Parker, P. Schleicher, B. Bauer, J. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA T h e Constitution Committee members study their handiwork. Members are S. Palmer, J. Breth- auer, S. Sebastian, and P. Stader- man. F.T.A. oflicers prepare the agenda for future meetings. SEATED: C. Metzger Qlibrarianj, Mrs. Colgan fadviserb, N. Stewart fparliamen- tarianl, S. Palmer Ctreasurerj, P. Schleicher fvice-presidentj , J. Bender Cpresidentj, B. Staderrnan Csecretaryj, P. Staderman Chisto- rianj. UTLIRE BUSINESS LEADERS CF AMERICA i cLuB HAS HIGH IDEALS EMBODIED IN ITS MOTTC: SERVICE PROGRESS EDUCATION F.B.L.A. Club officers take pleasure in carrying out the club's financial business. Officers are: Rick Fabing fpresidentj, Annie Arrington' Cvice-presidentj, Mr. Hartke Qadviserj, Nancy Dalessandro fsecretaryb, Erma Anderson Qtreasurerj, Don Bennett fclerkj, and Kay Eisenrnann Creporterj. FRONT ROW: R. Fabing, F. Eisenmann, D. Bennett, C. Mueller, C. Musekamp, M. Lewis, E. Owens, Hill- T. Applegate, M. Ernig. SECOND ROW: Scheffel, C. man, E. Sipple, N. Dalessandro, G. Hamlin, K. Eisenrnann, Kleinfelter, C. Schuch, L. Duggins, J. Vanselow, D. Van- Wengert, P.Fanne1l, D. Girten. selow, C. Levy, E. Anderson, A. Arrington. THIRD ROW.' 111 BOARD AND MANAGE R9 'W G.A.A. EXECUTIVE BOARD: SEATED at table: Mrs. J. Bender ICO-Vice-presidentsj, M. Yarmey Csecretaryj, G. Powless Cadviserj, J. Rewwer Cpresidentb, Currie Ctreas- Stoffregen Chistorianj, D. Miller fFreshman representativej urerj. STANDING: Mrs. Schunk Cadviserb, K. Kingsley, G.A.A. MANAGERS. FRONT ROW: D. Ostholthoff fvol- leyballj, P. Pfaff Csoftballj, C. Metzger fbowlingj, J. Winn fping pongj, L. Duggins Cbasketballj, P. Staderman fhock- eyj. SECOND ROPV: K. Kihm fswimrningb, M. Maddux fpublicityj, B. Makstaller Qtumblingj, C. Herzog Cgolfj, J. Burton fmodern dancej, K. Kennedy, D. Browning Chorseshoesj, S. Kruetzkamp fswimmingj. THIRD ROW.' J. French, Bender, B. Staderman, K. Schiesler farcheryj, P. Fischer Cbadmintonj, J. Wineland, J. McCreary. s E PLAN G.A.A. PROGRAM With such attractive models the G AA Fashion Show was undoubtedly a success Models here are Charlene Herzog Marg1e Maddux and Sandy Kruetzkamp Pretty good shooting! STANDING at the target are Gayle Stoffregen and Karen Truitt. SEATED to check the target is archery manager, Kathy Schiesler. Four charming G.A.A. members stand poised for a vigorous game of badminton. STANDING: E. Sipple, N. Dalessandro, J. Space. KNEELING: Manager, Pat Fischer. S s Shirley Krueger and Jacci Burton strike a charming and graceful pose in modern dance. G.A.A. FAST ACTION! ,E Q... M ...,,. . gf- ..... Members of the G.A.A. swimming team are M. Currie, K. Evers, S. Kruetzkamp, K. Kihm, J. Seidler, L. Dodd, L. Lowther, L. Lowther, K. Connor. There is a little more snow than in a. normal game, but it does not hinder the hockey playing of M. Maddux, P. Staderman, Cur- rie, J. Hillman, J. Rewwer. ' . V H Y I .L G.A.A. VOLLEYBALL TEAM. SEATED: K. Kingsley, STANDING: J. Rewwer, E. Sipple, M. Laug, L. Duggins, K. Schiesler, J. Hillman, M. Maddux, D.' Ostholthoff. G. Strube, P. Pfaff, B. Bauer, J. Currie, M. Yanney. PROGRAM S TEAM SPORTS COMPETITION PROJECTS Judy Winn and Pat Fischer meet their oppo- sition in the play-off of a ping pong game. Jackie Omnitz, Carol Metzger, and Sandy Allison show their individual grips and stances with their bowling balls. Gayle Stoffregen, Doris Miller, Carolyn Stewart, and Judy Bender seem to be begging for cus- tomers. This was not the case, however, for the Bake Sale was a huge success. The long and the short of it in the Battle of the Sexes. The boys have the trophy now, but the girls mean business and intend to win the trophy in the next competition. FUN AND FRIENDSHIP Lynn Swearingen, Judy Wineland, and their poster promote the fun of G.A.A. and their yearly banquet. The Big and Little Sister program promotes friendships. Big and little sisters are: B. Love, C. Carleton, L. Lowther, M. Currie, M. Laug, L. Brooker. The Freshman-Sophomore outing took a rather rau- cous turn with the performance of this little theater group. Performers are Bev Bender, Pat Stortz, Pat Miller, Connie Seitz, Kathy Hall and Diane Carskadon. Huddled together under blankets for warmth and complaining loudly but loving every minute of it are girls who endured and en- joyed the Junior-Senior overnight. Stout- hearted and cold pioneers are Carol Put- nick, Janice French, Judy Bender, Barb Staderman, and Janice Bender. CHEERLEADERS ADD PE VARSITY HERE AND VARSITY CHEERLEADERS : KNEELING: Penny Pons, Lin Swearingen, Cheryl Mitchell, Barbara Love fGaptainl. With megaphones: Sandy Kruetzkamp, Lynn Vollmer. TOP: Ella Bryan. Varsity Cheerleaders lead High- landers in: WE'RE WITH YA TEAM WE'RE WITH YA TEAM SO, FIGHT! FIGHT! FIGHT! The Freshman Cheerleaders are less familiar to fans at regular games, but they play an im- portant role in the basketball picture. FRESH- 118 AND zest T0 GAMES RESERVE THERE i FRESHMEN l ,LL l MAN CHEERLEADERS: Bonnie Wegelin, Kay Peppers, Debbie Thiering, Joy Lang, Joan Dassinger, Linda Fischbach. 119 R E S E R V E CHEERLEADERS: STANDING: Pat Stortz, Sharon Diltz, Bev. Bender. KNEELING: Sharon Thiemann. On bus: Lin- da Lowther, Kathy Hall. Now, altogether, with the Re- serve Cheerleaders leading: YEA RED YEA BLACK YEA TEAM LET'S FIGHT BACK! VARSITY O HONORS LETTERMEN VARSITY O OFFICERS AND COUNCIL 7 MEMBERS REPRESENT ALL spoms CLUB EMPHASIZES: I. GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP Q. GOOD CHARACTER 3. GOOD CITIZENSHIP 4. SCHOLARSHIP 5. SERVICE Front to rear: Bob Yohman, Roger Berninger, Bob Burger fcouncil mem- bersj, Bill Winn fpresiclentj Bob Anderson Icouncilj, Ron Burton Cvice- presidentj. In rear: Rick Stoffregen Ctreasurerj, Dave Rosser fcouncilj. Varsity OH members, FRONT ROW.' B. Bidlingmeyer, P. Fischbach, R. Fabing, B. Anderson, S. Womack, J. Dick, B. Burger, D. Rosser, R. Berninger, D. Long. SECOND ROW: Mr. Coates fadviserb, G. Altemeier, B. Yohman, B. Wesseler, B. Winn, R. Burton, E. Hilsinger, R. Stoffre- gen, B. Goldsberry, G. Arts, D. Mack, Mr. Viner Cadviserj THIRD ROW: C. Buckley, C. Bering, Stout, G. Sch- woeppe, Puckett, B. Daniel, D. Mazzaro, C. Campbell J. Gerdsen, M. Griesser. 120 RESERVE AND FRESHMAN FOOTBALL RESERVE FOOTBALL TEAM. FRONT ROW: C. Nuckols, D. Brady, D. Miller, T. Sefton, C. Kock, M. Markland, E. Orlemann, R. Bachmann, D. Mercurio, R. Hall, R. Senkbeil. SECOND ROW: A. Smith, D. Williams, J. Brengelman, M. Keller, C. Frondorf, W. Welch, B. Davis, C. Steinkoenig, J. Updike, I, Bashor, Mr. Viner. THIRD ROW: E. Martin, F. Wallace, R. Wehner, D. Lipps, M. Hillman, B. Schultain, M. Kehnert, C. Camp- bell, R. Ense, R. Kempf. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM. FRONT ROW: G Miller, H. Schwan, J. Chandler, R. Setters, B. Baum, M Hensler, R. Stewart, T. Heinrich, R. Tebelman, D. Bethel A. Stahl, E. Wise. SECOND ROW: Mr. Coates, J. Fricker, M. Herron, G. Rehn, T. Eversole, R. Lewis, G. Wetterer, S. Keith, S. Myers, B. Hood, G. Schubert, 'M. McDonough, Mr. Storer. THIRD ROW: T. Zucaro, C. Lowenstine, T. Puckett, T. Cobrnan, J. Schubert, P. Terefenko, R. Hubert, D. Camper, R. Imholt, B. Bailey, P. Schekels. 1 2 1 FRONT ROW: B. Bethel, W. Stroschen, R. Fabing, R. ette, D. Rosser, J. Gerdsen, M. Griesser, B. Rettinger, R. Stoffregen, E. Hilsinger, R. Burton, R. Berninger, R. Gold- Mangini, J. Martz, S. Hirst, Mr. Rutenschroer Ccoachj. sberry, S. Womack, D. Vogel, J. Schweikert, P. Fischbach, THIRD ROW.' R. Ense, C. Koch, G. Campbell, E. Orle- W. Winn, R. Burger. SECOND ROW: Mr. Lane fassistant mann, D. Mazzaro, D. Long, D. Mack, T. Sefton, J. Puck- coachj, D. Knight, R. Hoverman, G. Deckebach, J. Dorn- ett fmanagerj. R. BERNINGER B. BETHEL R. BURGER R. BURTON R. FABING P. FISCHBAGH R. GOLDSBERRY E. HILSINGER , xx V. kj A xx , ,.:.... I r A5 A DAVE ROSSER - CAPTAIN RICK STOFFREGEN JERRY SCHWEIKERT L CITY TACKLE OFFENSIVE LEFT HALFBACK CHonorable Mentionj STROSCHEN D. VOGEL W. WINN S. WOMACK EXCITEMENT AND ACTIO HIGHLANDER9 ARE l Dave Rosser breaks up a pass play in the Harrison game. Mud adds a special look and flavor to the Anderson game. Campbell brings down the Norwood ball carrier. Anderson thrown for a three yard loss. But A ERALD SUCCESSFUL SEASON ENTHUSIASTIC Schweikert picks up nine yards in the mud against Anderson. OAK HILLS 20 44 O 28 6 14 16 34 12 20 194 1961 SCORES OPPONENT Indian Hills Finneytown . Princetown . Norwood . . . Xavier . . . Taylor .. Colerain . . . Harrison . . . Anderson . . Sycamore . . ack to beat the Highlanders by two points. Oak Hills fumbles in the Norwood game but regains possession of the ball. VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM. KNEELING: Griesser, R. Burton, R. Daniel, R. Cheeseman, D. Mr. Coates, B. Bidlingmeyer, D. Rosser, C. Murphy, Schweninger, M. Emig, W. Cooke, R. Koester, J. D. Long, J. Huff. STANDING: J. Puckett, M. Knox, G. Arts. VARSITY BASKETBALL Coach Coates points out important moves and strategy to members of the Varsity team. Team members are D. Sehweninger, R. Cheeseman, J. Huff, M. Emig, D. Long, M. Griesser, and C. Murphy, leaning on desk. Two very important members of the basketball team are the managers. Their work is not done on the court but more often behind the scenes. Managers of the Oak Hills Varsity Team are Gary Arts and John Puckett. JAMES KNOX BRIAN BIDLINGMEYER WILLIAM COOKE 2 2 E E . X 3 X it Q1 33 i, 24 fi Cooke tlps one IH for two pomts and 1S fouled on the play. Knox and a Walnut Hills player race for a loose ball. 128 GAME HIGHLIGHTS Some serious guarding here by Jim Knox, Dave Rosser, and Brian Bidlingmeyer. RESERVE - FRESHMAN BASKETBALL l RESERVE BASKETBALL TEAM. KNEELING: Mr. Ru- Jacobs, M. Hillman, R. Davis, W. Betz, M. Ulrey, D. Her- tenschroer, R. Kempf, S. Neugebauer, C. Nuckols, R. Nord- che, P. Cole, C, Campbell. ling, R. Ense, D. Noyes. STANDING: J. Brengelman, D. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM. KNEELING: Mr. Schwann, T. Ehle, M. Keller, J. Chandler, T. Eversole, G Lane, G. Snyder, J. Vaskovsky, M. Herron, R. Tebelman, Miller, G. Herzner, B. Bidlingmeyer, D. Kahsar. J. Fricker, T. Puckett. STANDING: P. Kreft, R. Lewis, H. 129 BASEBALL - A GREAT FAVDRITE . .mdk 3 E E Z Dan Nostheide, Oak Hills' pitcher, helped dedicate the new Oak The Varsity Baseball Team: SEATED: N. Hills' field by pitching a perfect no hit, no run game. H, Archer, J. Vollmer, J. Martz, H. Scalf, F. lipps, D. Rosser, D. Nostheide, C. Hahn, Omnitz, P. Anderson. STANDING: Members of the Reserve ball Team. SEATED: P. R. Ense, T. Sefton, M. er, R. Kexnpf, D. Mr. Ernst, baseball coach, has a few words of advice about ball handling technique for his pitchers T. Sefton, J. Martz, C. Sebastian, D. Rosser, and D. Nostheide. AMONG SPRING SPORTS rr if R. Tabor, D. Vogel, C. Murphy, M. Griesser, Catcher Clarence Koester takes time out for a more careful and ING: D. Mazzaro, H. G. Omnitz, Martz. M. Griesser, D. P. Veldhaus, R. Fabing, R. Ense, J. comfortable adjustment of his shin guards. The strong batting arms of the baseball team demonstrate the individuality and differences of their batting stances. Batters are H. Scalf, R. Fabing, D. Rosser, D. Vogel, S. Hahn. SWIMMING TEAM MAKES i 2 K High in the air above the board and the pool, Rick Fabing exe- cutes a dive. Varsity Swimming Team. FRONT ROW: G. Al- temeier, C. Bering, M. Lammert, J. Stout, J. Ber- nitt, R. Kramer, G. Simms. SECOND ROW: Mr. Oyakawa- fcoachj, T. Cheeseman, P. Buckley, M. SPLASH! 132 Freshman Swimming Team. Mr. Oyakawa Ccoachj, V. Volz, R. Stewart, H. Schmidt, D. Arkenau, G. s ? Q A SUCCESSFUL SPLASH! l . E s Rehn, J. Blankenbaker, R. Mills, K. Kreuter. It's up and over for Mike Wheeler from the diving board into the air and finally into the water. On your mark! Get set! Go! And go they do: Pete Buckley, jim Bernitt, Jim Stout, and George Altemeier. TRACK TEAM. FRONT ROW: T. Spradlin, B. Ander- seler, Synder, R. Daughters, Clinger, G. Arts f1'1'1gT.,. son, E. Hilsinger, B. Winn, P. Fischbach, Schweikert, TOP ROW: Mr. Oyakawa Qcoachj, B. Goldsberry, R. Dick. MIDDLE ROW: R. Berninger, B. Anderson, T. Stoffregen, B. Yohrnan, B. Daniel, D. Berry, T. Brengle- Mohr, F. Francis, Brian Bidlingmeyer, G. Sayne, B. Wes- man, Knox, B. Rettinger, Mr. Storer Qcoachj. i TRACK TEAM SPRING AND SEE VIGOROUS Schwelkert and Brxan Bxdhngmeyer show great exert1on 1n Jumplng the hurdles as they strlve to am v1ctory for Oak H1115 B. Anderson critically watches as R. Stoflfregen shows him how to throw the shot-put. K --il .. 4. 11. CROSS COUNTRY TEAM. FRONT ROW: B. Ander- son, B. Daniel, J. Dick, B. Wesseler, K. Loar, R. Daughters, G. Sayne, Brian Bidlingmeyer, F. Jarrett, C. Koester, J. Knox, B. Yohrnan. SECOND ROW: Mr, Oyakawa ROSS CGLINTRY FALL SEASONS TEAM ACTIVITY Ccoachj, C. Buckley, Bob Bidlingrneyer, C. Geers, B. Cheeseman, M. Tepe, G. Snyder. THIRD ROW: P. Buck- ley, M. Ulrey, M. Emig, T. Cheeseman, Fightrnaster, F. Francis. F. Jarrett, B. Wesseler, G. Sayne, R. Daughters, C. Koester, Dick, B. Bidlingmeyer, and K. Loar, members of the cross country team, prac- tice to improve their endurance. RESERVE TRACK TEAM. SEATED: Bas- hor, C. Campbell, E. Orlemann, B. Ahrens, B. Bachmann. STANDING: Griflin, B. Mor- rissey, C. Schermerhorn, R. Dickman, C. Fron- dorf, M. Markland, Mr. Storer Ccoachj. THE WORLD OF ADVERTISING AROUND US BUSINESSES PATRONS CLASSES HOMEROOMS CLUBS ADVERTISING D ' - CALEDONIAN PATRONQ A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Allison Mr. and Mrs. Wm. M. Anderson Mrs. Julia C. Arts Bob Bachmann, 1964- Mr. and Mrs. James R. Bashor Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Baumbach H. E. Bedenbaugh Mr. D. E. Bender Mr. and Mrs. Geo. C. Beninghaus Mr. and Mrs. John Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Betz Mrs. Kenneth L. Blue Mr. and Mrs. Owen Borman Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Bougher Mr. and Mrs. Roy Branam Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Brengelman Mary W. Buckley Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Carleton Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Carpenter Mr. and Mrs. Ray Carskadon Richard Chandler Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Cheeseman Kay Cole Mr. and Mrs. Dewey H. Combs Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Conradi Mr. and Mrs. Howard B. Cooper Robert H. Dhonau Mr. and Mrs. Robert Diebold Mr. and Mrs. Paul Diefenbach Mrs. Sutton B. Dodds Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Duncan Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Eisenmann, Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Henry Frondorf Ralph Fulmer Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey K. Gardner Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Everett Gigous Paul Gillespie Joseph Gorges Robert Gramke Green-Del Farms - Reg. Angus Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Thomas C. GriHin . Robert E. Habel . Herbert P. Hahn Chas. C. Hall Mr. and Mrs. Edwin C. Hall Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Hamlin Albert Heeb Frederick Heil A. Helmes Robert L. Herche Robert Hetherington Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Vance C. Lang R. H. Large Paul Lawing Wm. B. Lewis Elmer Lipps C. A. Love R. .M Lowther Alvin Mack George Madden J. D. Madison Marlan Markland J. W. Mathews Raymond W. Metzge Alvin C. Miller Henry R. Miller John H. Miller Kenneth H. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Wm. M. Miller Nelson H. Mitchell Dr. and Mrs. Elliott A. Hilsinger Dr. and Mrs. Wm. Harold Hockley Mr. and Mrs. William E. Hoefft Mrs. Ward Hollis Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hollmeyer Homeroom 400 Mr. and Mrs. James Housewright Joseph Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Walter Moonert Thomas G. Morris Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Morgan, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mueller Mr. and Mrs. August Muhle Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Murphy Pauline Musekamp Dr. and Mrs. Donald L. Jacobs Mr. and Mrs. Karl Jenkins Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Keith Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Keller Mr. and Mrs. Edgar F. Kipp Mr. and Mrs Miss Catherine Emmers Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fightmaster Mrs. Amy Fletcher Mr. and Mrs. Clifford H. Flick Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Foster Vincent F ocke Mr. and Mrs. Chas. H. Fox A Friend . Robt. Knabe, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. H. Knippenberg Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Kranz Rudolf Kreft C. O. Kreuter Erv and Edith Krieg Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Krueger Ray C. Lacher Mrs. Milton Lammert 138 Dolores M. McCreary Mr. and Mrs. Charles Neuhaus Robert Niehe Family Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Niswonger Wm. Nordling Mrs. Edna Nostheide Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Ostholthoff Newton Pollock Ray Pons Omar Prager Mr. and Mrs. Filson Price Geo. F. Rahe CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS CLASS OF '64 FROM THE ZING! what ci refreshing new feeling Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS WE NEVER THOUGHT YOU'D DO IT - JUNIOR HOMEROOM 8 CALEDONIAN PATRONQ Walter H. Rand Erwin Rewwer Wm. Riebel Ralph C. Rigdon Arthur S. Rosser Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Frank Rothe, Jr. Melvin G. Rueger Irvan Rumph LeRoy Rutenschroer M. W. Rutenschroer Art Sander Edward Sauer C. R. Schermerhorn Mike Schiesler Mr. Walter Schulenburg Mr. and Mrs. John M. Schultheis Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Schultz Mr. and Mrs. Geo. A. Schwoeppe Dr. and Mrs. C. A. Sebastian Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Seipel Mr. and Mrs. Howard Seitz Charles H. Selcer Fern O. Selcer Mr. and Mrs. James H. Sevier Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs C. W. Senkbeil Harry Shaneberger E. C. Sipple Charles E. Smith James L. Snyder . Howard Staderman Walter Stark . Robert L. Stevens Lee Stewart Robt. L. Stewart W. L. Stobaugh Robert Stroffregen Chris Stortz Clifford Staurt . Ralph H. Tepe Wm. Theiring Ralph Thompson, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. John Thomson Mr. and Mrs. Carl Troeger Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ulrey Mr. and Mrs. Paul Veldhaus Victor H. Vogel Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Vollmer Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Vollmer Vernon F. Volz Mr. and Mrs. R. Wagner Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wehner Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wengert Milburn Westrich Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Weyrich Mr. and Mrs. . Marvin E. Wheeler . R. White 85 Son R. H. Wieman Oscar Wienecke Q Harry C. wiiuams Frank G. Wilzbach Mrs. Lester Winkelman Mr. and Mrs. Owen Womack Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wurster Mr. and Mrs. Harry Yanney MORNING FRESH DAIRY PRODUCTS n FROM BLESSING BROS. DAIRY, INC. FOR HOME DELIVERY Ph - JA-I-0800 THE ANTONIO SAVINGS 8. LOAN CO. WAIN A. BOLTON FUNERAL HOME, INC. T732 Vine St. 5500 Harrison Rd. IFindIay Marketl X,,,wnas,4b lat Race Roadl 3042 Harrison Ave. - Westwood INSURED f rim 0 ' Ambulance Service MO-I-4059 Pu'l'l458 M04-766l The Courtesy Corners' ALLGEIER'S Home Processed Meats Custom Slaughtering Meat Cut 8. Wrapped for 8 co. Home Freezers Locker Rentals - Groceries Fresh Cut Beef 8- Pork BUILDERS Carry Out 6336 5fId9ef0Wf1 MO P6730 Western 8. Northern Hills Custom Built Homes of Character Choice lots available or on owner's lot MECKLENBURG'S GARDENS 4549 School Section M. Derrick, Proprietor W. Martz - Mo-I-4779 302 E. University Ave. ' Cincinnati I9, Ohio Phone Avon .I-9046 l'l. SCl'tUnl4 - MO-I-337I A. G. AMBBOSIUS. .. PLUMBING and HEATING WATER HEAT: ND sERv1cE Mmsncmi - ass Nnusvmi. 2564 BEEKMAN STREET CINCINNATI 25 OHIO DELHI HARDWARE 4861 Delhi Road Gr 1-3115 When Downtown WONlACK'S RESTAURANT Lunches, Doubledeckers, Waliiles and Salads BI9 Main Street SCHWAB FEED 8. NURSERY Complete Garden Store 3478 Ebenezer Road CARL HAUSFELD 8. C0. Concrete Paving - Sewers - Water Lines - Grading Wi-I-T400 ARTWAY CLEANERS BI-I-'lO2'l 482i Delhi Rd. Mo 1.3620 We Call and Deliver FABRIC CENTER ' Western Hills Plaza 6048 Glenway Ave. MO. I-0095 Road Service MO-I-9690 Tri-County Shopping Center Princeton 8. Kemper PR. I-5555 E 8. E TEXACO SERVICE TIRES - BATTERIES - ACCESSORIES Steam Cleaning Bridgetown 8. Ebenezer Cincinnati II, Ohio Newport Shopping Center I79I Monmouth CO. I-8214 Dress Fabrics, Notions, Draperies, and Slipcovers Made to Order Expert Workmanship Free Decorator Service JEANNE'S Gift and Cards Western Hills Plaza Phone - MO-'I-2676 6082 Glenway Cinti., Ohio HALL'S DRUGS Mo-1 -5797 KOESTER FLOWERS Flowers for All Occasions 619 Covedale Avenue Phone: Wabash-I-3666 BOWL-A-WAY LANES Air Conditioned Party Reservations 3906 Colerain Ki-I-9608 THE CHEVIOT BUILDING 8. LOAN C0. 3723 GLENMORE AVENUE Halt Square South of Harrison Avenue At the Chimes CHEVIOT, OHIO LOANS OIX HOMES SAVINGS ACCOUNTS SOLICITED IN ANY AMOUNT CURRENTS AMCXD DIVIDEND Open Daily - 8:30 A.M. to 4:00 P.M., Except Wednesdays Parking in Rear of Lot For Our Customers Assets - S32,932,456.37 MOntana I-0457 Established I9I2 DlSSINGER'S SUNOCO SERVICE 4290 Harrison Ave. MO-I -9706 f it - OPEN - 7 A.M. - I0 P.M. DAILY MINOR MOTOR REPAIRS MUFFLERS TAIL PIPES WHEELS BALANCED BRAKE SPECIALS 996 - INSPECTED ADJUSTMENT SEE LLOYD AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION SE RVI C E D FRED'S PARKVIEW MARKET 1- C- HOCKFT C0- DELIVERY SERVICE JEWEIERS 3633 Harrison Ave. 7I'3277 cHEvioT 11, ol-no me AUFDEMKAMPE HARDWARE co. BAUM'S PHARMACY 2000 Central Parkway l:l,sl ln Delhi Hills lBetween Mohawk 8K Findlayl WG,l,0030 Cincinnffff I4 Ohio DUf'b0f I-3700 Alfred M. Baum, Ph.c. Ronald A. Baum B.s. Ph. Golnsmmls ,Nc PAPA 6INO'S PIZZA Womerfs and Childrenk Nivea Italian Hoagie Sandwiches Weslem Hills Plum I Chicken in the Basket - Other Italian Food Mo-.l-7301 5506 Harrison Ave. Hu-I-7778 MARKLAND'S DELHI HILLS FLOWER 8. GARDEN CENTER 5222 Delhi Rd. I l BI-I-0222 across from Del Fair Sho in Center I - PP 9 I Come and see the Largest Selection of Plants and Garden Supplies Cash 'N' Carry Prices Q Your Own What teenager wouIdn't get excited over having her very own Princess phone. Think what a ioy to use a phone that's scarcely bigger than your hand - that feels light at a feather - with a dial that glows softly, lights up brightly whenever you pick up the receiver. You'II enioy calls more in your own room on your own Princess phone. And, the monthly charge is so low that you may be able to pay for a Princess extension yourself. For more information, call our business office. our Zefeplzone Company SAVE SAFELY FAMOUS FOR FRIED CHICKEN FOR FUTURE SECURITY 5259 Glenwuy INSURED SAVINGS WA1 S633 OAK HILLS SAVINGS 8. LOAN Bridgetown and Eyrich Roads 6 MO-I -6622 PETER REBOLD 8. SON INC. FUNERAL HOME 3700 Glenway at Mozart Mo-1-6200 Peter G. Rebold, Pres. Res. 5980 Bridgetown Road At Chatwood SCHIFF'S SHOES Western Hills Plaza Shoes for all the Family Ee Cincinnati's Largest Retail Grower F.T.D. Flowers By Wire WA-1-0561 WA-1-0562 CENTRAL FAI RMC .Y I fx, flwn in A Z. 1 'f?Zi1ET??T??!55lIffZT?553Ti5YTYZXQETESYSEZIIZTSI yi'Kg md y ,',g,a.g,Lg:f. ..,.., i 'lf fi ''WmV:c:Xx:m:?l.5:?g?Q:.T::J,L' ,Q -tl? 1994 Harrison Ave. 3616 Harrison Ave. 921-1665 661-0287 COAL FUEL HUNEXCELLED UALITY COKE Q OIL THE WESTERN HILLS FUEL 8. SUPPLY C0. EVERYTHING IN BUILDING MATERIALS EXCEPT LUMBER MOntana 1-0400 Fertilizer - Grass Seed Ferguson Road And C.8iO.R.R. Cincinnati 38, Ohio DEL-FAIR SHOPPING CENTER CONGRATULATIONS FROM CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! u ROSE and ull her little THORNS . Homeroom T9 Class of '63 I Bridal Bouquets - Corsages - Floral Design OUR BUSINESS IS BLOOMINGH J. C. RUTENSCHROER FLORAL CO. 459 Greenwell Ave. Delhi Hills WA-1-3380 Potted Plants Choice Cut Flower FLOWERS TELEGRAPHED EVERYWHERE M llLql309 3 'D Baked on the Hearth Serving the Oak Hills Area The Finest in Italian Foods 24ll Boudinot Ave Price Hill Phone: Humbolt-l-7784 ongra ulnTioNS , '4 mrinri, 1 MT ECLASS O 6 QJSKJ A Administration 14-1 7 Advertising 136-148 Art Service Club 94-95 B Band 84-86 Baseball 130-131 Baseball 126-129 Best of Oak Hills 10, 92 Bookstore Workers 93 C Caledonian 100-101 Cheerleaders 1 18-1 19 Chess Club 103 Choir 11, 90-91 Cross Country 135 F Faculty 8-9, 18-31 Fine Arts 105 Football 6-7, 121-125 French Club 107 GENERALINDEX Freshmen 66-77 F.B.L.A. 11 1 F.T.A. 110 G G.A.A. 112-117 H Honor Society 104 J Juniors 50-57, 148 L Literary Club 96 Little Women 7, 81 M Majorettes 86-87 Meet Me in St. Louisi' O Oakettes 88-89 Ofiice Aids 93 P Patrons 138, 140 Pep Club 108-109 10-11, 80 Photography Club 102-3 Q Quill and Scroll 97 S Science Club 102 Senior Directory 47-49 Seniors 32-46 Sophomores 58-65, 139 Spanish Club 106 Student Council 78-79 Swimming Team 132-3 T Tartan 98-99 Thalians 83 Thespians 82 Track Team 11, 134 V Varsity O 120 l S fits - - , ,f+. of eb me -.fm W . sf 75. fl pf Vx vw f M- ww-zgvg,.fg4, aq, , P24 , nw' J., . gil 5,45 W' f ,. 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