Western Hills High School - Annual Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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ln a frenzied, amusing slcri, Slepllanie Chenowelh sings, Teacl1er's College Never Taughf Me This. Susie Ruel-nlman claims, You Go'Ha be a Fooiloall Hero! in her sprilely song and dance. Banclwagon's Pony Chorus finds an easy new way fo conquer The yearly examinaiion prob- lem-Dance! Pony Chorus members, BACK: J. Harfman, H. Krause, D. Heclley, K. Moel- ler, M. McBrayer. FRONT: D. Meizger, B. Seibel, P. Dislcen, L. Moser, J. Tieman

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Another opening of ano+l1er show-sings oui' Mike Morton as Bandwagon begins. To combat Beal-les use The Farmers Four Plus One! They're a sen- saiion: Ron Defi-mer, Siu Graff, Greg Chalfanr, Dan Nagel, Doug Fread. ls ii' pink panihers? No. iusi' Kaihy Hoe- fer and Terry Eden practicing 'lheir aci. West Hi-Utes reviews school year From the first measure of Fanfare to the last stanza of This is My School, the 1965 presentation of Bandwagon captivated the audience. Entitled iNest Hi- Litesj' it depicted the events of a year at Western Hills. The Opening Day sequence, with frazzled teachers and lost rookies, renlinded the audience of the con- fusion of early September, But what is fall without football? And when the Mustang football squad danced ballet to Swan Lake, the crowd roared with laughter The pony chorus danced amid snowflakes and ringing bells as Christnias came to West High. Next, the teachers tickled a delighted audience with their Roaring Twenties chorus line and Mrs. Spickard's version of Hard-Hearted Hanna. As spring came, young 1T1C11iS fancies turned to baseball, while Mrs. Schneider directed the choir's salute to Jerome Kern, and Mr. Brady lead orchestra. Seniors march- ing down the aisle to Pon1p and Circuinstancen and the cast's This is My School ended Bandwagon this year Ricky and Margie McBrayer susiain an impressive pose for Once in a Lifetime.

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Superior rating captured by our Orchestra Locks click as excited fingers lift instruments from their cases, and eighty-two Senior Orchestra members hustle to the stage. Violinists practice a difficult rung flutists UIUC to an A noteg silence prevails as Mr. Brady taps his baton for attention, beginning one of the orchestra's fine performances. In assemblies, concerts, and Bandwagon, the orchestra demonstrated its wide range ol talent, which brought a sixth Junior orchesrra members follow 'rhe rule, prac- consecutive superior rating at State Orchestra Contest. me fend him from M Bmlyi make Perfect' A high point of the season occurred when Carmen Dragon, conductor of the Hollywood Bowl Orchestra, directed the VVestern Hills group in a mock rehearsal. FIRST VIOLIN: A. Gowdy, D. O'Hara, M. Sfaubifz, E. Franz, P. Sieferf, P. Hoffman, A. KoIIaIl1, P. Humphreys, A. Abaecberli, J. CorIeH' SECOND VIOLIN: J. Howard, L. Lacis, K. Wursfer, T. Diekman, E. Harrifos, J. Hamblef, K. IIIian, J. Kulsfad, S. Cress, D. Barber, W. Renner D. Barber, D. Wade, J. Freck, S. Weiss, J. Weiss. DRUMS: A. Parlcer, J. Carroll, M. Wasson, H. Becker. FLUTES: P. Hufchens, C. Ramsey B. Buck. CLARINETS: J. Conway, B. Gilby, P. Keiser, A. Paris. FRENCH HORNS: D. Burnside, R. Schafer, R. Sanders, P. Feal. VIOLAS