Wyoming High School - Roundup Yearbook (Wyoming, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1972 volume:

the round-up WW Wyoming high school, Wyoming, ohio vol. 52 welcome to the beginning ictivities 40 athletics 72 curriculum 104 underclassmen 120 seniors 136 senior index 158 general index 163 advertisements 168 wjwe t r we went to Washington ,MI!V ' ■ and Met President Nixon . . , Just keep your faith in Ameri- ca and keep your faith in God. Keep your faith in the future. This is a good time to be alive. It isn ' t the worst. It is the best. Remember that never has a generation in the whole history of the world had a chance to play a role that yours plays. You are going to have the vote, the vote at 18. You can do something about the future. You can build a world of peace, help to build it, but more, you can build a nation at home, a nation in which we can have the kind of prosperity we all want, not based on war, not based on inflation, but based on those kinds of hopes that all yoxing people really have in their hearts for themselves, and particular- ly for their friends and their neighbors 12 13 the teams 14 J 15 16 17 Deena Deardurff-AAU National Champion. Hopeful conten- der to the 1972 Olympics. Forrest Merten-Class .AA State half-mile champion. Voted Southwest Ohio track athlete of tlie year by tlie Cincinnati Enquirer. 18 let each man do his best. champions Kim Cole-On the All American water polo team. 19 20 r. --j Ml .•« .A j £i homecoming? 21 WYOMING HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT PLAN FOR UNSCHEDULED TIME DATE (- -S ' - ' -L ' ' ' J- DAY 1 3 4 (circle one NAME J ' ' v-.:,d H.R. TEACHE R C- a - . r . ' ' . MOD AREA PLANNED ACTIVITY ALTERNATE AREA PLANNED ACTIVITY 3 Afc 5TUj)y Af ' ir - cr 7 r 6 s rt ' D ■ ' Am A ' - G £Ajj Typ (- f!oo v ry ' E .3- vir RESEARCH M T ' S co puT£r 22 the highest duty is to respect authority. TO: Faculty and Students So that both the Faculty and Students are aware of the school policy for assign- ing students to Directive Study or After School Detention, the following guidelines should be used: I. Students may be assigned to AF- TER SCHOOL DETENTION: 1. Chewing gum, ect. 2. Late to school (chronic) 3. Late to class (chronic) 4. Summoned to office for ab- sent note 5. Walking or standing in the halls, lobby, etc. during a mod. 6. Being at a locker during a mod. 7. Student causing a disturbance in any area of the school or on the school grounds except in their scheduled classroom. In this situation the student is to be brought to or sent to the main office, and the de- tention will be assigned by the administration. 8. Not filling out a schedule II, Students may be assigned to DI- RECTIVE STUDY by the admin- istration: 1. For being in an area where student did not assign him- self. 2. For being in an area which requires teacher permission, and none has been given (ex- ample: gym, math, computer room, TPC, etc.) 3. In restroom without teacher permission during a mod (exception: gym lobby rest- room during lunch mods). 4. Chronic Detention 5. In-School Suspension 6. Outside of school building (except going to and from class and area by benches). Situations not mentioned above will be handled by the administration, as the need arises. 23 think of the importance of friend- ship in the education of men. it will make a man honest; it will make him a hero; it will make him a saint. it is the state of the just dealing with the just, the mag- nanimous dealing with the mag- nanimous, the sincere with the sin- cere, man with man. 25 26 27 education is the first resort as well as the last, for a world-wide solution of the problem of freedom. junior prom 31 32 spring concerts 33 34 may fete 35 36 national honor society 37 38 cum laude 39 activities student council Student Council has had a busy year. We sponsored the Bengal -Faculty Basketball Game . . . Fast Day . . . Homecoming , , . Frisch ' s Day , . . placed a copying- machine in the IMC . , . Maintained the student book- store . . . brought in speak- ers . . . appealed to the School Board . . . and a Walk for Cincinnati finished a most successful year. ' ' . ' i- TOP: A. Pease and D. Martin. RIGHT: Matthias Plirsch at the Student Council bookshelf. ABOVE: Student Council officers: A. Seasholes, president; A. Bloom, ser- geant-at-arms; L. Kanter, secretary; D. Martin, vice-president; P. Thomp- son, assembly chairman LEFT: Mike Goldman BELOW: Student Council Representatives: ROW 1: A. Seasholes, K. Moore, R. Goldstein, C, Anderegg, A, Pease, L. Sharrock, L. Schickner, D. Schimberg, S. Rod- gers ROW 2: A. Gentrv. C. Seasholes, V. Gentry, A. Bloom, P. Thompson, R. Armann, D. Thompson, C. Whar- ton, L. Kanter, D. Martin, C, Brown, P. Nebergall Student Council Constitution Wyoming High School Preamble We, the students of Wyoming High School, in order to furtlier the collective interest of the student body, through worthwhile student activities, do hereby establish this constitution. ARTICLE I Name The name of this organization shall be the Wyoming High School Student Council. Section 1: Section 2: ARTICLE II Organization, Meetings Council shall be composed of a general assembly of elected representatives, with standing and temporary committees composed of these ineinbers. Committees and their duties shall be explained in the by-laws. Regular meetings of the student council shall be held once every two weeks, in such a manner as council shall dictate and as approved by the i 43 marching band Our band put together precision programs in only one week of practice per game. With the help of Band Camp at St. Edmund ' s . . . Phil Hicks . . . The Band Dinner . . , Mr. Perkinson , . . Miami Band Day . . . and the whole Marching Band, we put together pre -game and half-time shows meant to please and enthuse the audi- ence. TOP: Phil Hicks ABOVE; Marching Band: ROW 1: J. Broge, S. Mantel, N. Fre- mont, M. Sloane, D. Boydstun, P. Hicks, T. Gorenflo, A. Fils, D. Thompson, L. Engelman, K. Tarley. ROW 2: J. Scherl, J. Doten, A. Vo- gelgesang, S. Shott, E. Stern, D. Drew, S. Martin, D. Doten, C. Gold- man, S. Buchanan, J. Fingerman. ROW 3: D. Turner, P. Gottling, M. Lewis, C. Alexander, T. Keith, T. Foster, J. Streight, C. Owen, P. Dill, B. Cawein, M. Goldman, F. Krause. ROW 4; S.Owen, R. Barrow, A. Alex- ander, J. Bromberg, P. Sharps, W. Cordes, M. McPheron, T. Ogden, J. Watkins, C. Brown, R. Cody, J. Ach, E. Swanson, T. W ' hitehead. 44 RIGHT: Chuck Owen, president Band Council; Jean Doten, secretary. 45 TOP: Drill Team: ROW 1: S. Rossi, S. Knoll, B. Hamilton, L. Duncan, D. Field, S. Burt. ROW 2: S. Gruenschlaeger, M. Margraf, D. King, L, Wilbers, D. Deardurff, K. Brown. ROW 3: C. Nas- sauer, L. Ley, M. Lewis, and J, Ley, co-captains, V. McKeena, B. White, J. Buescher. ABOVE: Majorettes: M. Sakelos, T. Wil- son, L. Rodgers, J. Mercer, Head-major- ette. RIGHT: Mary Sakelos drill team and majorettes As a drill team, we per- formed dance routines for foot- ball and home basketball games. We made new uniforms for the football season ; . . attended Band Camp at St. Edmunds . . . sponsored fashion show coor- dinated by Pognes which earned $400 . . . and experienced our first drill team competition. The 1971 football season had many firsts for us. For the first time we featured the head majorette . . . twirled together . . . and attended band and majorette camp. We also made new uniforms and preformed at all football games, LEFT: S. Knoll, D. Deardusff, D. Field. LEFT BELOW: Susan Rossi. BELOW; Jane Mercer, head majorette stage band orchestra We had a great year! We played background music for the Drill Team ' s style show and the team ' s compe- tition at Trotwood . . . played at the basketball games . . . performed at tlie Walnut Hills Jazz Festi- val ... at the Corral Show . , . and the May Fete coro- nation. We had the full orchestra scheduled during school hours for the first time. Performed in two away concerts -Fair- field and Jewish Community Center. The highlight of the year was our performance for the musical production of SCROOGE. TOP: Stage Band ABOVE: Angi Morris 49 i i £ f £i f i %£ r £ i I  ABOVE: Choir ROW 1: N. Woodin, L. Fleming, J. Doten, B. Anderson, I. Fils, L. Crihfield, S. Murray, S. Alexander, O. Dilbert, A. Seasholes, M. Schay, J. Hart, J. Benjamin, C. Gendell . ROW 2: I. Vick, H. Hoel, C. Bues- cher, L. Duncan, N. Anderson, K. Bloomstrom, M. Cooley, D. King, D. Field, S. Huss, A. Pease, T. West, P. Greenleaf, M. McCormick. ROW 3: C. Nassauer, S. Wright, J. McKeena, L. Duncan, J. Woodin, D. McCracken, L. Duncan, C. Gutjahr, C. Anderegg, L. Gaines, E. Cheney, S. Ward, E. Vogelgesang, N. Lewis. ROW 4: J. Johnson, C. Cole, D. Boeh, M. Mattingly, S. Connell, K. Duncan, K. Fladung, K. Mattingly, B. Curtis, D. Alexander, J. Brewer, R. Hershner, C. Seasholes, J. Hol- thus. ROWS: E. Marshall, J. Cheney, T. FoUick, B. Houck, B. Brod, D. Mar- tin, B. Pease, T. West, B. Kreuzman, D. Thomas, A. Curtis, J. Tesch, T. Steggman, J. Schaumberg. RIGHT: Choir Council: J. Holthus, B. Curtis, J. Woodin, E. Cheney, D. McCracken, C. Anderegg, C. Mef- ford. choi oir This year we hosted an exchange concert with Ander- son, Fairborn, and Wilming- ton ,. . Hanover College singing group entertained . . , Christmas and Spring Concerts given . . . new choir robes from P.S.A. and Mr. Roman ' s Easter gift - Dorky and Daffy Duck! Our Boy ' s Glee Club was the only group in B-1 rating to go to state contest but the entire choir received straight one ' s at District and State! TOP Triple Trio: D. McCracken, J. Doten, I. Fils, D. Field, J. Hart, J. Woodin, C. Nassauer, A. Alexander LEFT: Donna Field ABOVE: Octette: J. Tesch, M. Mattingly, K. Mattingly, J. Brewer, J. Hol- thus, B. Houck, A. Curtis, T. Follick ABOVE: Fall exchange concert with Anderson, Fairborn, and Wilmington High Schools. TOP: Freshman- Sophomore Chorus: ROW 1: L. Schickner, K. Payne, C. Mefford, B. Evers, J. Cooper, T. Murray, L. Gaines, C. Dum- phy, M. King, L. Sharrock, N. Fremont, T. Noble, J. Cryder, L. Rudolph, S. Kramig, M. Work. ROW 2: C. Baltz, E. Anderson, D. Kendell, M. Gorenflo, C. Gaudin, B. Brewer, E. Snow, T, Keith, C. Cochran, L. Hitter, M. Goldman, T. West, L. Moore, L. Chappel, L. Stahlsmith, A. Gutjahr, R. Shear. ROW 3: E. Hopley, B. Witte, M. Artman, W. Bennett, P. Graves, K. Petree, B. Haggard, M. Mc- Gill, D. Goiter, L. Levine, S. Middaugh, C. Bishop, S. Schliess, L. Betzer, M. McCormick, P. Hammond, P. Winholt. ROW 4: L. Egbers, T. Ashley, J. Gentry, L. Merritt, J. Toney, H. Schierenbeck, M. Webster, E. Demmler, C. Persinger, A. Crow- der, S. Levine, J. Owen, P. Sau- ders, L. Rhorer, B. Soike, C. Fast, R. Goldstein, R. Lohman, R. Bates. ROW 5: G. Johnson, J. Tobias, M. Neubauer, M. Hurst, M. Fuller, A. Wilbur, C. Wharton, M. McCrac- ken, J. Kruezman, R. Hilb, K. Moore, S. Hunt, M. Kanter, B. Smith. ABOVE: Chorus Council: J. Kreuz- man, B. Smith, J. Cooper, K. Fast, B. Brewer, B. Soike, M. Fuller, C. Wharton. RIGHT: Tara Murray. 52 freshman- sophomore chorus At last we didn ' t have to sing in front of everyone for tryouts. We had a mixed en- semble . . . Triple Trio went to contest and received I ' s . . . and we participated in the winter and spring con- certs. ABOVE LEFT; Freshman- Sophomore Triple Trio: B. Witte, M. Gorenflo, A. Gutjahr, T. Murray, J. Gentr ' , L. Betzer, L. Ritter, M. McGill, L. Roh- LEFT: I. Fils, M. Cooley, E. Vogelge- sang. ABOVE: Youth in Government: E. Cheney, H. Hoel, A. McCune, T. West, B. Mills, B. Gex, C. Cole, T. Gill, P. Thompson, J. Agna, J. Barre RIGHT: Tri-Hi-Y Cabinet: H. Hoel, B. Mills, J. Gaible, D. Chaloud, L. Duncan, D. Meek, C. Alexander, S. Pease, L. Moore 5A hi-y tri-hi-y We gave a Christmas Party at the Old People ' s Home -streamers, favors, punch, cookies and sang Christmas carols. Had a Karate demonstration . . , kick or potluck . . . end -of - the -year picnic ... a N. O. W. speaker (Women ' s Lib) . . . and Easter Sun- rise Service. We sent teams to Colum- bus for Youth in Government. President Tom West was defeated for governor on the 3rd ballot. We had second - place baseball team . . . city-wide ping pong tourna- ment . . . world service project . . . and of course, the Dunking Booth at the May Fete!! ABOVE: Tri-Hi-Y Officers: L. Wilbers, TOP: Hi-Y Officers: T. Curtis, T. D. McCracken, A. McCune, J. Ken- West, P. Thompson, J. Barre, ' j. ' rich, M. Theoharus Schaumberg. 55 RIGHT: Phoebe Ackley BELOW: Art Club: C. Goldman, D. O ' Connor, M. Schay, P. Greenleaf, C. Jayko, T. Aub, ]. West, J. Goe bel, H. Rutledge, P. Ackley 56 f ski club art club r flftfe- Our ski trip was to Blue Knob, Penn- sylvania this year not only were all eight hours late, we had two flat tires ... no shocks . . . and a dead battery. No broken bones, only tired skiers and frozen feet. In Art Club this year, we made pos- ters for other group activities . . . changed the dates on ALL Spring Con- cert posters! ! -- created program covers. We are truly the publicity club of the school. BELOW: Ski Club officers: M. Dennis, T. Ogden. LEFT: Laurie Sharrock Mantel, L. Duncan, L. 57 ABOVE RIGHT: Tom Gill and Math- las Hirsch RIGHT: AFS Apple Sale a.f.s. In AFS this year we had the opportunity to learn about other people and pla- ces . . . Matthias from CSer- many . . . Enaeta and Marta from the Youth for Under- standing program in Brazil ... a successful pancake breakfast . . . apple sales after school to raise money ... a progressive dinner and play for area AFS stu- dents. Ana in June Elise was off for Turkey and Lynn to Malaysia for an exciting AFS summer! TOP: AFS Semi-finalists: Elise Chen- ey and Lynn Dennis ABOVE: AFS officers: R. Hershner, Hamilton, M. Toney, L. Dennis 59 BELOW: Rick Hershner RIGHT: Randi Mohn BOTTOM: R. Hershner and A. Fils drama SCROOGE - our very first musical production , . . first financial success . . . played three nights to packed houses . . . crew of 150 gave audiences something to remember. LEFT BELOW: Emily Vogelgesang ABOVE: Debate Team: B. Korelitz and R. Asmann (Affirmative side), L. Kanter and E. Hansen (Negative side) RIGHT: Chess Team: J. Gleckler, M. Shankland, M. Wirten, B. Gex 62 debate chess f.t.a. Chess - Our first board and best play- er was Matt Witten with a 5-3 record . . . Bob Gex perfect 0-8 record. We ended the season with a 1-5-2 record ! ! ! Debate - Our all over record-2 wins and 1 lost on the average . . . 120 superior ratings, 5 good ratings, and 2 poor ratings ... the affrimative team-Rick Asman and Brian Korel- itz . . . the negative team-Ed Han- sen, and Larry Kanter. BELOW: FTA officers: D. Meek, D. Burton, L. Frankel, R. Woods LEFT: Chess team: S. Abrams, H. Arenstein, B. Gex , ' i@ RIGHT: S. Haire and BELOW: Todd Jones BELOW RIGHT: Tony Gentry black awareness club Being Black is being a- ware and knowing where you ' re coming from and lov- ing your brothers and sisters and solin ' . , . and learning from your yesterdays and fighting for your tomorrows and realizing your own per- sonal beauty . , . and worth and freeing yourself . . . and helping free others from America ' s past and present insanities and living in an experience. LEFT: Nancy Lewis BELOW: Black Awareness Club Offi- cers: J. Jacobs, J. Braswell, J. Gen- try, K. Roberts, K. Davis, S. Bell RIGHT: Pete Thompson and Tom West, CO- editors. BELOW: Production Staff: C. Cole, C. Welkom, P. Sharp, M. Hirsch, M. Peters, T. Aub, S. Steele, D. Thom- as, A. Brown, D. Marcotte, P. Mohn. 66 We became the Adam ' s Family under the new advi- sor, Mr. Walter Adams, There was never a dull mo- ment in the pub . . . late lay-out nights . . , what deadlines? , . , Our mascot, Arthur the Glueball . , . Table Top football tourna- ment . , . yearbook ousted . . . blackboard grafitti . . . typists strike . , . the presses roll and another deadline is met! (Well -al- most!) LEFT: Horizon staff at work. BELOW: Matthias Hirsch. f  6« (l., RIGHT: Glenn King and Sue Rossie, CO- editors. BELOW: Underclassman Section: K. Payne, D. Bridgeman, C. Rembold, B. Soike, M. Foster, Mrs. Siinkins, C. Doster. BOTTOM: Activity Section: C. Alex- ander, N. Kuhn, L. Rodgers, B. Scherl, G. Warman. BELOW RIGHT: Holly Hoel. yearbook Will you remember today twenty years from now? The yearbook staff will never for- get . . . deadlines . . . More ads, more ads! . . . Did you call Rob Paris about those pictures? . . . goofing around in Eng 1 ... we used to have a corner in the pub . . . layouts . . . Will we EVER finish in time? LEFT: Faculty Section; K. Buka and N. Bartsch. BELOW LEFT: D. Bridgeman and N. Kuhn during a yearbook picture day. BELOW: Section Editors: D. Bridgeman, N. Bartsch, N. Kuhn, B. Strom, J. Ley, J. Guggenheim. RIGHT: Spanish Honor Society: STANDING: C. Bishop, C. Gutjahr, D. Lippert. KNEELING; S. Stone, A. Hoff, I. Fils BELOW: Scholarship Team and Senior Class President: ROW 1: R. Mohn, B. Brown, S. Lovvry, C. Cowden, P. Schwartz, M. World, J. Cryder, K. Stone, P. Nebergall. ROW 2: A. Morris, L. Schickner, S. Shott, B. Cawein, L. Voile, D. Lip- pert, S. Stone, R. Hershner, B. Mills, P. Gottling. ROW 3: T. Brod, C. Gendell, D. Alexander, P. Ungar, C. Rembold, M. Toney, C. Alexander and Senior Class President Timothy Metcalfe 70 it ' s academic honors and awards TOP: It ' s Academic Team: C. Gen- dell, J. Doten, A. Vogelgesang, M. Shankland, advisor Mr. John Cassini ABOVE: Tom Gill receives his Nation- al Honor Society ' pin LEFT: Mike Mantel 71 M p l athletics J ' |! varsity football Vc had liot summer workouts, played in rain, bad calls by the refs. There were the Saturday, morning movies . . . post-game shows on the bus , . . Taylor Stadium . . . and a stroke o) ' luck, Lockiand lieat Harrison!! We managed to put together a team tiiat had a strong finish ... 7-2-1 ., , Co-Champions of the Na- tional Division! RIGHT: CoLicli I.owis KAR RIGin;: Tucl.or Curtis and Cluicl-; Moblcy, co-c jpl aiii ' . i Bf T ' lOP: Paul Bero CF.XTI;R: Sieve IJioboltl BOTTOM: ' arMly l-oolhall Tl-uiii: ROW 1: T. Cuili ' s, P. Thompson, R. Council, A. Curtis, P. Bor , T. Brewer, P,. Dov. n , 15. Kreii man, T. Bryce, J. le eh. ROW 2: J. B.irre, B. Houck, S. Slrei hl. S. DieboKI, S. Bell, I ' . Merten, R. Wliiliiian, J. Reis. ROW t: T. Mar ral , K. Robens, C. Payne, B. Ward, B. Hailstones, C. Mobley, T. Ne ' .-.ell. ROW 4: M. Kanter, S. Ste:;nKni. M. Neiibauer (niana- ' er ). VARSITY FOG PBALL Deer Park 38- Firmeytown 20-20 Reading 19.26 Harrison 0-20 NCH ;gy - 24-15 Lockland f 27-13 Taylor 38-12 Forest Park 34- Anderson 28- 7 Sycamore 23-33 Ik ' Jtam S9 se ' 3 ' 64 ' ' 61 ' 17 i 2!B 3m 77 ' 1 87 ' ._..«„ BELOW: Coach Parker. BOTTOM: Reserve Football Team: ROW 1: J. Cryder, A. Gentty, L. Kloth, F. Patterson, C. Norman, J. Pechiney, T. Wolf, B. Pease, T. Osterbrock. ROW 2: S. Petree, L. Hutchens, K. Roberts, S. Bell, W. King, P. Hunsinger, F. Mainka, J. Chappel. F RESERVE FOOTBALL Deer Park 0-30 Finneytown 0-0 Reading 0-12 Harrison 0-26 Lockland 0-14 Forest Park 16-0 Anderson 5-18 i. % i jfe_-x3iy«i 76 freshmen reserve football FRESHMEN FOOTBALL Anderson 0-26 Reading 0-12 Norwood 0-6 NCH 16-0 Mt. Healthy 12-14 Greenhills 0-6 Fiimeytown 6-0 ABOVE: Fred Mainka LEFT: Freshmen Football Team: ROW 1: D. Wohl, A. Schnacke, S. GuUer, P. Schwartz, D. Bartsch, J. Brady, S. Haan, E. Chapman. ROW 2: B. Dun- house, B. Berkey, J. Ammerman, L. Kuhn, E. Chapman, R. Margraf, D. Ogden, R. Strom. ROW 3: A. Alex- ander, S. Stebbins, J. Coleman, C. Bissinger, J. Purvis, B. Smith, E. Greenburg, M. McAuley, R. Cody, B. Weismantel, Mr. DeBlasis (coach). 77 TOP: T. Curtis TOP RIGHT: D. Gill ABOVE: W. Witman RIGHT: WRESTLING TEAM: ROW 1: J. Schaeffer, R. Witman, A. Howe, J. Knoll, M. Kanter, C. Norman, G. Lippert, T. Curtis, K. Roberts, S. Pertree, R. Lyons. ROW 2: F. Patterson, S. Schiff, T. Osterbrock, J. Chamberlin, B. Ro- senthal, E. Chapman, R. Hershner, B. Pease, D. Kaplan, A. Haver- land. ROW 3: Mr. Miller (coach), S. Walker, R. Fox, J. Buka, L. Hutchens, A. Alexander, J, John- son, M. Bridgeman, Mr. Ritz (coach) 78 wrestling We had a new Coach - Brutal, Tink Miller, ... 4th District . . . invitation- al and sectional champs . . . 1st team all city- Ki]ler Ape Knoll, Robbie Lyons, Kenny Roberts . . . Hon- orable Mention -Bob Witman, Tom Brewer, Marvin Moore, Andy Howe, and Tucker Cur- tis . . . the wrestle re ttes. . . . Witman, Moore and Roberts go to state . . , Losing sLx mighty seniors . who won totally 102 mat- ches!! LEFT: Kenny Roberts BOTTOM: Wrestlerettes: ROW 1:J. Gaible, D. Gill, L. Rodgers, B. Howe, S. Alex- ander, D. Deardurff, S. Knoll, L. Whitworth, B. Brewer. ROW 2: B. Anderson, M. Theoharous, D. Hol- land, T. Packer, S. Middaugh, L. Schickner, D. O ' Connor, C. Bishop, M. Toney, L. Frankel. STANDING: J. Cryder, L. Ritter, L. Rudolpli. VARSITY WRESTLING Anderson 30-24 Forest Park 39-18 Indian Hill 35-22 Norwood 17-31 McNicholas 57-9 Anderson 40-15 Moeller 24-27 Aiken 40-15 McNicholas 70-3 Colerain 26-23 ' N.C.H. 64-12 Mt. Healthy 35-21 ' i Reserves 7-1 Invitational 1st Sectionals 1st 79 ABOVE: Tony Gentry CENTER: Steve Bell RIGHT: Varsity Basketball Team: ROW 1: Mr. Parker (coach), B. Houck, K. Davis, T. Gentry, H. Arenstein, T. Gill, S. Tillman, F. Merten, P. Berg, S. Anderson. FRONT: J. Agna, C. Payne and M Neubauer (managers), S. Be 80 varsity basketball This year we had a new coach, a new court, and a new league. On the average we out -scored our opponents on scores and rebounds , , , leading scorer and rebounder was Steve Bell. We won the sectional Championship . . . and were in a four -way tie for the championship in the National Division of the Hamilton County Suburban League. TOP: Jake Agna BELOW LEFT: Co-captains Jake Agna and Steve Bell BELOW: Forest Merten VARSITY Deer Park ■ Lockland Forest Park St. Bernard , North College Hill Harrison Carr Creek Finneytown ' Taylor |rf Greenhills ' f Reading Lockland Forest Park St. Bernard North College HiU Harrison Taylor Reading Taylor North College Hill McNicholas TBALL 67-62 60-55 82-50 54-58 60-58 55-60 62-57 63-65 73-68 72-86 50-37 61-67 74-57 57-63 79-70 65-59 87-67 57-44 80-63 64-62 64-83 TOP: Mark Hurst ABOVE: Freshmen Basketball Team: ROW 1: J. Davis, R. Hilb, M. Mc- Cracken, P. Schwartz, B. Kahn. ROW 2: K. Meyers, B. Hurst, E. Greenberg, M. McAuly. ROW 3: Mr. Scheele (coach), J. Ammerman, C. Bissinger. RIGHT: Brian Hurst 82 .RESERVE BASKETBALL Greeiihills 1-16 Talawanda 14-15 Finneytowi ' li ' 11-25 Richmqfflf ▼ 24-16 Princet 4 ifl A 10-25 Sycamore IV 26-18 Oak Hills w 9-26 Anderson 25- 8 North Colleg e Hill 31-17 Mt. Healthy 22-18 Harrison 25- 9 Hamilton Taft 15-25 FRESHMH BASKETBALL Forest Park 32-43 Anderson 48-40 St. Bernard 49-20 Reading Deer Park %l 38-45 59-41 Norwood . ■ 36-29 Lockland 49-36 Greenhills $ ' r ' 38-36 Anderson 80-48 St. Bernard 48-18 Reading 48-47 Norwood 49-42 Lockland 54-44 TOP RFGHT: Jeff Purvis TOP LEFT: B. Hurst, M. McAuley, J. Purvis ABOVE: Reserve Basketball Team: ROW 1: M. Hurst, D. Boeh, J. Wat- kins, J. Seyfried, J. Tobias, M. Watkins, L. Kloth, Mr. Johnson (coach). ROW 2: R. Mertem, E. Marshall, P. Hunsinger, R. Kaplan, S. Stebbins. LEFT: Doug Boeh 83 84 This season we had a 4-5 dual meet record . . . outran everyone bur Read- ing to capture the league second . . .Tom West fin- ished 4th in league . . . Jake gna qualified for dis- trict. With four sopho- mores on varsity and a strong reserve team, we have great hopes for next season, LEFT: Jeff Seyfried RIGHT: Herman Ludwig BELOW: Cross Country Team: SIT- TING: D. Boeh, R. Selmeier, R. Merten, P. Pomeroy, S. Owen, ]. Seyfried, E. Larson, STANDING: Coach Scheele, J. Brewer, J. Broge, B. Goldstein, T. West, H. Ludwig, J. Agna 85 RIGHT: Jeff Tesch BOTTOM: Reserve Baseball Team: ROW 1:J. Voige, M. Richman, J. Patrice, ]. Broge, P. Guggenheim, D. Bartsh, T. Shelly. ROW 2: M. Eisle, A. Green, T. Osterbrock, C. Wharton, R. Margraf, J. Brewer, R. Harvill. ROW 3: J. Holthus, S. Hunt, L. Kuhn, J. Pechiney, C. Siegle, J. Sakelos, S. Stebbins, Coach DeBlasis. ((fy i( r S Mi . (jj .4 ' M 4 ' n- . 86 ■ faiHS SiXSiiii ' baseball This was our best season in 5 years . . 7-1] record . . . Coach Perkins ' last year . . . won first 3 games . . . reach- ed sectional finals, beat Ross 9-2, upset Reading 6-4, lost to Deer Park in finals 1- 5 . . . Tom Brewer was the leading batter . 377 . . . Jeff Tesch had the best pitching record-5 wins 5 loss- es .. . Jim Barre most RBl ' s 15 . . . and we beat the faculty 8-0! M€. M BASEBALL SCORES Lockland 14-0 - ' Indian Hill 7-4 Forest Park 2-6 St. Bernard 12-3 North College Hill 1- Harrison 1-16 Taylor 1-7 Reading 0-1% « Lockland 1-2 Forest Park 1-0 St. Bernard 3-1 North College Hill 0-8 Harrison 3-4 Taylor 6-10 Reading 1-3 TOP: Jim Barre and Pete Thompson. Sharrock, S. Alexander, T. Brewer, BOTTOM RIGHT: Tom Brewer. K. Moore, T. Keith. ROW 2: R. ABOVE: Varsity Baseball Team: ROW Buchsbaum, J. Tesch, D. Parker, J. 1: Jeff Johantges, K. Fladung, S. Barre, B. Gravallese, L. Chapman. ROW 3: C. Payne, P. Thompson, B. Purvis, S. Diebold, T. Margraf, E. Marshall. Golf Scores Final 18-4-1 League 13-1 Co-Champs TOP: Tom Brod merman, B. Lewis, D. Krekeier, B. ABOVE: Golf Team: ROW 1: T. Gill. Strieker. T. Brod, J. Muir. ROW 2: J. .Am- ' LEFT: Steve Bell. track LEFT: Bruce Downs and Tom Newell. BELOWi Track Team: ROW 1: G. lonson, B. Smith, L. Griffth, M. Constable, M. Dahlman, C. Bissin- ger, R. Weismantel, S. Owen, R. Kuch. ROW 2: K. Wooten, J. Chap- pel, J. Schaumberg, P. Hicks, B. Downs, S. Bell, W. Witman, G. Sanders, T. Newell, A. Alexander, K. Roberts, S. Streight, B. Gold- stein, Coach Gaston.  ,, i 89 TENNIS 5-0 . ' 5-0 5-0 . Oak Hills 3-2 Greenliills 5-0 Reading 5-0 Mariemont 1-4 Harrison 5-0 Covington Catholic St. Xavier ■ Hatnilton Taft Indian Hill ABOVE RIGHT: Tom West and Chip Cole. ABOVE: Herman Ludwig. RIGHT: Tennis Team: ROW 1: M. Fuller; C. Cole; V. Heldman; T. West; ROW 2: Mr. Scheele, (coach); H. Ludwig; J. Agna; S. Shapiro. 7 T 90 tennis Herman Ludwig, our first singles player, won sectionals and went to state . , . our overall record was 22-1 . . . five great seniors , . . Coach Scheele . . . Heldman and West played first doubles . , . Agna and West third in sectional doubles . . . We had the best season in three years! LEFT ABOVE: Jake Agna ABOVE: Pete Heldman LEFT: Mark Fuller 91 FIELD HOCKEY 1 Taliwanda 2-1 Princeton 2-1 Sycamore 5-0 Indian Hill 0-0 Deer Park 0-0 Madeira 0-4 Oakwood 1-4 TOP: E. Cheney, A. McCune ABOVE: Reserve Field Hockey Team: ROW 1: C. Gutjar, D. Schimberg, L. Gaines, C. Cochran, J. Cryder, S. Knoll, S. Gezon, H. Hoel. ROW 2: L. Gaines, R. Gray, S. Middaugh, L. Shapiro, B. Anderson, C. Anderegg, P. Winholt. ROW 3: D. Gill, P. Ralph, M. ' Theo- harous, D. Bartlett, D. Mc- Cracken, N. Anderson, J. Ley. RIGHT: Laurie Duncan m t- i ' -i girls hockey Wi t ' y ' y -■te sit i ' :i ABOVE: VARSITY ABOVE: Varsity Hockey Team: ROW 1: Sue Suenson, C. Gold- man, 1.. Duncan, L. Rohrer, S. Johnson, A, McCune, E. Cheney, S. Steele, J. Gentry. ROW 2: B. Strom, P. Bloom Strom, B. Chap- man, D. Middaugh, K. Tarley, E. Dryer. VARSITY BASKETBALL Greenhills 53-32 Talawanda 33-41 Finneytown 50-36 Richmond 56-58 Princeton 23-35 Sycamore 49-46 Oak Hills 38-29 Anderson 43-37 NCH 60-34 Mt. Healthy 65- 7 Hamilton Taft 44-50 TENNIS Hamilton Taft 4-1 Mt. Healthy 5-0 Colerain 5-0 Oak Hills 3-2 Walnut Hills 5-0 Walnut Hills 2-3 Hamilton Taft 2-3 BELOW RIGHT: Tennis Team: STANDING: E. Stern, J. Benjamin, Miss Stidham, C. Fast, K. Petree, L. Duncan. SITTING: M. McCormick, M. McCormick, J. Maxwell, A. Pease, L. Schickner. 94 e ' chLI ' T i Stidham, R. Loman, S. Johnson, B. Chapman, E. Cheney, A. McCune, J. Gentry, J. Jacobs, M. Agna, T. Patton Reserve Team: ROW 1: E. Anderson, E. Lackritz, L. Shapiro B Anderson ROW 2: K. Petree, L. Schickner, E. Stern, M. Gorm ' an. ROW 3: L. Games, K. Binkley, D. Lippert, C. Sharp 95 Softball TOP LEFT: Varsity Softball Team: Miss Stidham (coach), ROW 1: H. Rutledge, L. Sharrock, C. Ande- regg, B. Anderson, C. Cochran. ROW 2: L. Duncan, D. Chaloud (scorekeeper), L. Duncan. ROW 3: R. Lohman, B. Chapman, A. McCune, M. Gorenflo (manager). TOP RIGHT: Cindy Anderegg. ABOVE: Reserve Softball Team: ROW 1:P. Winliolt, E. Stern, J. McKenna, C. Sharp, L. Shapiro. ROW 2: M. Gorman, K. Tarley, D. McCracken, S. Feigleson, 13. Strom, B. Brewer, M. Theoharous, T. Packer. RIGHT: Laura Gaines SOFTBALL Mt. Healtliy 13-14 Lockland 29-7 NCR 0-6 Finneytown 14-11 Harrison 10-3 Oak Hills 1-17 96 volleyball VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Fairfield 2-0 NCH 2-0 Hillsdale 2-1 Summit 2-0 Colerain 0-2 Madeira 0-2 Greenliills 0-2 Harrison 0-2 Finneytown 0-2 Amelia 0-2 TOP: Volleyball Team: Reserve Sitting: ROW 1: K. Brown, P. Cochran, L. Schick- ner, A. Hoff, S. Rudler, K. Witman, R. Lohman, K. Tarley, J. Cryder, C. Sharp, E. Stern, C. Fast, L. Shapiro, L. Gaines, S. Middaugh, K. Petree. ROW 2: L. Gain- es, Mrs. Fara (coach), G. Feigleson, M. Goldman. ROW 3: P. Slone, L. Duncan, B. Chapman, B. McMurrain, H. Hoel. ABOVE: Barb Chapman RIGHT: Lauri Sharrock 97 TOP: Golf Team: SITTING: K. Payne, L. Gaines, J. Mueller. STANDING: P. Hammond, H. Schier enbeck, N. Anderson, L. Gaines, S. Pease ABOVE: L. Gaines and L. Gaines RIGHT: Bonnie Mills 98 GOLF Mt. Healthy 7-2 Indian Hill 0-4 Oak Hills 2-7 4th in Coca Cola Tournament TR.ACK Mt. Healthy 72 -42 Sycamore 57-51 Finneytown 72-36 Oak Hills 90-18 2nd in Deer Park-Wyoming- Glen Este Tri-Meet 3rd in Madeira- Indian Hill-Wyom- ing Tri -Meet TOP: S. Johnson and J. Jacobs ABOVE: Track Team: ROW 1: Y. Herkert, E. Dryer, G. Feigelson, J. Jacobs, S. Johnson, D. Bartlett. ROW 2: J. Gentry, G. Davis, D. Goiter, L. Rohrer, D. Holland, K. Witman, M. Art- man. ROW 3: A. Hoff, L. Schickner, K. Stadler, B. McHenry, S. Shott, D. Lippert Mrs. Joanna Fara. ' ROW 4: B. Alley, C. Gendell, J. Cooper, P. Bloomstrom, B. Haggard, B. Mills, L. Moore. ROW 5: D. Jones, A. Boone, C. Baltz, C. Mefford, D. Gendell, H. Hoel. 99 g.a.a. and 100 freshman cheerleaders FAR LEFT: Freshmen Cheerleaders: M, McCormick, S. Aliddaugh, C. Coch- ran, N. Berg, L. Sharrock, TOP: Laurie Sharrock ABOVE: Eve Lackritz LEFT: G.A.A. Council: P. Bloom- strom, S. Johnson, L. Duncan, C. Me f ford. BELOW: Varsity and Reserve Cheer- D. McCracken, S. Alexander, N. leaders: ROW 1: P. Slone, B. Woodin, C. Mefford. Strom, P. Bloomstrom, C. Gen- RIGHT; Mary Boone (Varsity Alter- dell. ROW 2: K. Scott, S. Wright, nate). cheerleaders Cheerleading started in the summer this year with practices at the A -field and our own clinic for neighbor- ing schools. Football season ... a car caravan . . , the last year for Miss Stidham and the W. T. . . . and a homecoming bonfire. Basket ball season , . . the Thurs- day night game . . . tourna- ment games . . . Hazard, Ky . . . victory party in our room . , , after the game, - Bell ' s tapes. The basketball banquet . . . beautiful pre- sents from both teams. Cheerleading . . . working to project our enthusiasm and excitement-SMlLE! This was the most perfect ending to cheerleading for the five graduating seniors. 102 103 ! I , I tmBk rm sHi H El Q ll 1 1 m i - b «M mJ curriculum i ! ' I r5S I A. Miss M. Culp, Counselor B. Mr. P. Champion, Counselor C. Mrs. J. Noble, Secretary D. Mrs. T. Hodson, Counselor E. Mrs. J. Krueger, Secretary F. Mrs. M. Beaty, Secretary 108 J counselors and secretaries What would we do with- out counseloi s? What are SAT ' s . . . ACH . . . ACT . . . PSAT . . . NMSQT . . . MLC . . . APT . . . ? How do we get into college? Mrs. Beaty, May I please us the telephone? 1 left my gym clothes at home. Is Mr. Heilmann in?. . . Could you please type this? . . . Would you turn on the music? . , . Is the mail in yet? . . . Are you busy now? 109 A. Mr. J. Walsh, Science B. Mrs. M. Candler, Mathematics C. Mr. D. Hulick, Mathematics D. Mr. R, Schmid, Science and Mathematics E. Mr. R. Parker, Mathematics 9 r M ' iflHHH ' 1% i math and science B2 A. Mrs. M. King Science B. Mr. J. Cryder, Mathematics gg Mr. L. Binkley, Science tr. J. Scheele, Science 112 english foreign language We offered students elec- tives -Language and Logic, Social Problem Literature, Great Religions, Film as Art . . . visiting poets read their work . . . and at last, no more junior or senior ex- ams . . . Welcome Changes! With the addition of flexi- ble modular scheduling, we have been able to offer stu- dents increased opportunities for studies using a new port- able language laboratory . . . new books and tapes A. Mr, J, Crawford, English B. Miss K, Kramer, English C. Mr. R, deMaagd, English D. Mrs. M. Rentfrow, Social Studies and Latin E. Mr, W. Adams, English F. Mrs. E. Mancuso, English - . ■ ■ ' ■ ' i ' i l Ji ■■ ■ ' c6l ■■ -■-. i••■ . ' , - - - ;• - ' • ' social studies speech drama instrumental and vocal music A. Mr. E. Napier, Social Studies B. Mr. R. Lewis, Social Studies C. Mrs. K. Can, Social Studies D. Mr. R. Wagner, Social Studies E. Mr. J. Fink, Speech G Drama F. Mr. R. Perkinson, Instrumental Music G. Mr. E. Roman, Vocal Music i H. Mr. H. Miller. Social Studies Page 115 c. D. E. G. H. Mr. J. DeBlasis, Physical Edu- cation Mrs. V. Brooics, Art Mrs. D. Miller, Home Economics Mrs. D. Wade, Art Mrs. J. Cunningham, Home Eco- nomics Mr. L. Perkins, Mechanical Drawing and Driver Education Mr. T. Johnson, Industrial Art Mrs. J. Fara, Physical Education Mr. G. Jump, Industrial Art and Mechanical Drawing Miss S. Stidham, Physical Edu- cation 116 phys. ed. I home. ec. _ mechanical drawing industrial art 117 A. Mrs. M. Pinkett, Librarian B. Mrs. B. Wallace, Librarian Aid C. Mrs. H. Morris, Business Education D. Mr. E. Merrill, Business Education E. Mrs. F. Wellman, Business Education 118 business education We started off the year with . . . fifty typists in one large room . . . electronic calculator . . . shorthand lab . . . COE . . . bake sales . . . candy sales . . . COE penny days . . . and ended the year with regional treasurer position to Debbie Spector and Sandy Finkbeiner winning second place in Re- gional Clerk Typist Contest. We have a complete feel- ing of openness in the IMC. Free access to new materi- als --listening facilities --au- dio visual materials- -and books, make the IMC truly a learning center. 119 S J? underclassmen freshmen 122 Carolyn Abrams Adam Ackley Brigitte Agna Alan Alexander Dana Alexander John Ammerman Keith Barile Scott Barile Debbie Bartlett Doug Bartsch Terri Benjamin Nancy Berg Brian Berkey Laura Betzer Debbie Bierbower Craig Bissinger Susan Boland Jamie Brady Terri Braswell Betsy Brewer Myron Bridgeman Scott Bridgeman Teresa Brock Jim Broge Steve Buchanan Chip Burch Skippy Carroll Helena Chang Eddie Chapman Leonard Chapman Lynne Chappel Rob Chimsky Beverly Clay Cathy Cochran Ricky Cody we had the best float the only float. Connie Coleman Jeff Coleman Fiona Connell Jeannie Cooper Chris Cowden Albert Crowder Julie Cryder Dawn Davis Jeff Davis Deena Deardurff Elanine Demmler Cathy Doster David Doten Bob Dunhouse Chris Dunphy Cathy Fast Shelly Feigelson Jeff Filcik Albert Fils Mary Finkbeiner Ted Foster 123 Ronald Fox Debbie Franks Nancy Fremont Lilly Frey Mark Fuller Lydia Gaines Cindy Gaudin Saftdy Gelhausen Joan Gentry Mary Ann Goldman Rhonda Goldstein Kathy Goiter Mindy Gorenflo Mercia Gorman Pat Graves Albert Green Elliot Greenberg Lee Griffith Amy Grubbs Martha Guerin Peter Guggenheim Scott Culler Ann Gutjahr Steve Haan Brenda Haggard Pat Hailstones Pam Hammond Ricky Harvill Robby Hi lb Debbie Holland Duane Holland Mike Honchell Mary Hopley Andy Howe Brian Hurst Paul Jayko Bryon Jones George Jonson Steve Kahn Billy Kahn Linda Kalfus fcTerri Keith you will have more freedom in the new school Kati Keitridi Kyong Hue Kim Marina King Sue Kramig Frank Krause Jim Kreuzmann Dan KroU 124 Mark Krumbein Lloyd Kuhn Eve Lackritz Laurie Lance Ray Lanser Kim Latta Lori Levine Steve Levine Renee Lohman Sam Mantel Ken Marcotte Rick Margraf Mark McAuley Keith McCandless ' you are assigned to room 125!! ' Mary Kay McCormick Mike McCracken Gary McKnight Lynn McPheron Bruce McSurdy Joe Megel Pam Mendelsohn Ken Meyers Sue Middaugh Steve Morgan Angi Morris Tara Murray Thelmalice Noble Jamie Noyes Katherine Nutter Diane O ' Connor David Ogden, Jim Owen Tracy Packer Ann Parker Joey Patrice Katie Payne Gwen Peeno Courtney Persinger Karen Petree Stephanie Bpes ■tjvlark Pomeroy j eff Purvis ' ' ' GinsL Reese Mary Jo Reese Chris Rembol Lee Ann Ritter Peter Robinson Betsy Roosa Lynn Rudolph 125 Mary Sakelos Pam Saunders Barbara Saylor Lee Ann Schickner Harriet Schierenbeck Debbie Schimberg Stephanie Schliess Arthur Schnacke Paul Schwartz Sue Seifert Ann Semmel Lisa Shapiro Cindy Sharp Laurie Sharrock Ronna Shear Tim Shelly tSteve Sikes Brian Smith Sue Smith etty Soike ferk Soukup Indy Spohr |ue Spritz Lorraine Stallsmith Icott Stebbins |eff Stegman illen Stern iDavid Stewart ' Kay Stone Jennifer Stoops Rob Strom David Thompson Linda TumbuU Don Turner Patty Ungar one down, three to go! John Voige Fred Wagner Fred Warner Mary Webster Robert Meismantel Jennifer West Chuck Wharton Sharon White Tina Wilson Peggee Winholt Kirby Witman Beth Witte Danny Wohl Meg Word Linda Workum Jody Wright Victor Yodaiken 126 sophomores 127 Barry Ackerman Ronda Adams Rickard Alexander Ted Alpert Cindy Anderegg Barbara Anderson Edward Anderson Emily Anderson Martha Artman Teresa Ashley Wesley Baker Karen Ball Cindy Baltz Linda Bamberger Libby Barnes Carolyn Bates Richard Bates Julie Benjamin Wanda Bennett Cheri Berkey Susan Berliant Catherine Bishop Andy Bloom Erik Bodtker Doug Boeh Amy Boone Richard Bowles Jim Brewer Jonathan Bromberg Alan Brown Kim Brunsman Richard Buchsbaum Jon Buka Doug Calhoun Elizabeth Cawein Scott Chaloud John Chamberlin James Chappel Sharon Clay Debra Cole Marilyn Cooley Thomas Curti ' i know every leaf, twig, and bug Bibby Curtis Bill Curtis Martin Dahlmar Denise Davis Glendora Davis John Delaney James Dew Oma Dilbert Doug Drew Linda Duncan Lynda Egbers Mark Eisele Sherran Ellis Barbara Evers kw j 128 Geri Feigelson Ingrid Fils Joel Fingerman Laura Fleming Garland Fletcher Mike Flowers John Foertmeyer Bill Fogel Frank Foster Julie Fox Dave Friedlander Jane Gaible John Garlich Danna Gendell Albert Gentry Diana Gentry David Gezon Donna Gill James Gleckler Julie Goebel Carolyn Goldman Lori Goldstein Elizabeth Goiter Steven Goodstein James Gorenflo Phil Gottlmg Rosemary Gray Vincent Gray Peggy Greenleaf Donna Gruenschlaeger Sandra Lynn Haire Robert Hamilton Julie Hart Dan Haupt Misty Hearin in Wyoming, personally. ' Tim Heldman Emma Hopley Pete Hunsinger Steve Hunt Mark Hurst 1 Lawrence Hutchens ; . Jan Irwin Jeffrey Johantges Deborah Jones Irene Kahn Marc Kanter David Kaplan Robert Kaplan Thomas Keith Patricia Kilgour Dana Kindel Wade King Susan Klebanow Barb Klimboff Lois Kloth Lowell Kloth . '  129 Sally Krioll Regis Kuch Mark Landis Eric Larson Lynda Larson Amy Lazarus John Leave 11 Kevin Levy Mike Lewis Nancy Lewis Debbie Lippert Steve Lowry :_ ; our air-conditioning works great- Scott McAuley Huey McClellan ' Marianne MeSill - Cher i-l MjO:Gli|ie jarb McHearyi jilike Mcliii|ll;: Bjjdie McMutiain Ckrol Mefford Jacquelynn Merkle Lisa Merritt Ralph Merten, David Miller Becky Mims % Kiffy Moorei Linda Moore p Mark Neubaufer Chip Norman Tom pitSii ck ■ SteHre; v «ii . Am Pea Saliv ' Mi MeJftfPSWF n Di:tftit,rl ' Reed bids man ibinson sgers Sohrer Bob KiSenthal Reggie Royston 130 Lynne Sabatjuk . John Sakelos John Schaumberg Janet Scherl John Scheuer Herbert Schiff, Juliaane Sch Barb Schwartz Craig Seasholes Mark Sell gm an Liz Sells Rick Selmeier Jeff Seyfried Steve Shapiro Jeff Shellman Sally Shott Charles Siegle Michael Skinner Richard Sloane Dan Smith. Emily Snow Paul Solomon Mike Spaulding Mark Spector Karen Stadler Brent Stevens Clarence Strieker Amy Stringer Kiih TarfB Marika Theoharous Peggy Thomas Sherri Timoner ohn Tobias. «an Toney ' Lianna Turnbull ' 4 even in the winter. David Voige Peggy Wagner Sally Ward Grace Warman Louise Warner Jim Watkins Terry West Virginia Weston Allen Wilbur Mike Williams Kate Wilson Matt Witten Nancy Woodin Paul Wooten- Sandy Wright 131 juniors 132 Betty Alley Nancy Anderson Joe Ang Ted Aub Roscoe Barrow Jay Bates Melissa Baxter Steve Bell Laurie Bennett Paul Berg Kay Binkley Debbie Boydstun Mary Brassfield Tom Brod Chuck Brovra Mike Brunsman Joan Buescher Debbie Burton Tedd Byer Ann Carr Debbie Chaloud Mark Chimsky Dale Clark Kim Cole Stewart Connell Mark Constable Wally Cordes Lunn Crihfield Jim Cryder Bonnie Decker Lynne Dennis Dick DeWert Steve Diebold Pete Dill Ellen Dryer Laurie Duncan Lynn Duncan Scott Eisele Rick Ellis Debbie Emswiler Laurie Engelman Patricia Estes ' we ate pizza and had a prom. ' Bob Fetterman Kim Fladung Graham Flower Tom Foertmeyer Greg Forst John Fox Cathy Frank Lynn Frankel Jim Friedman Laura Gaines Cookie Gendell Tony Gentry Vanessa Gentry Rusty Gezon 133 David Giusellj Rodney Glover Biff Goldstein Maria Goldstein Bert Gravallese Stephanie Greiser Mike Guile r Gail Harper Jay Henry, ;XyDnne:Herkeit Don Herman Robin Hefshner Scott Hetteshj ier Phil Hicks Hoel Hoff iOffheiraer pwHolthus ' BiH Houck ■Betsy Howe Jacquelin Hughes Robert Jackson Athy Jayko ty-Johnson , lien Kahn ane.Kenrich Kathy Kline Doug Krekeler BilTKr euzm ann ' Tom Krumrei Tom Leslie Bill Lewis Elizabelii ] y Barry Linn Greg Lippert ' page 74 . . indent 5 double space Robby Lyons Becky Malott Corinne Manogue Marilyn Margraf Dan Martin Steve Martin Mark Mattingly Margaret McCormick Debbie McCracken Virginia McKenna Mark McPheron Debbie Meek Bonnie Mills Randi Mohn Stanley Moore Janet Mueller Jeff Muir Carol Nassauer Marianne Normar Betty Noyes David Olshine 134 Denise Palmer Dan Parker Trina Patton Bill Pease Steve Petree Brenda Pittman Dave Rae Penny Ralph Gina Razete Paula Reese Linda Ritter Kenny Roberts Steve Rodgers Roger Rosenthal ; Sherri Rudler : Jim Ruger : Tom S anker Barbara Scales Maria Schay : Rolf Schliess Hal Schwartz ready, begin! ' laren Scott Inne Seasholes phn Selmeier |aul Sharps Jteve ShaiTDck en Silberhorn afeark Sloniker pDebbie Staker ' Tom Stegemajl Julie Stein ' f Suzanne Stone Jim Streight Erik Swanson Sue Swenson Tom Taylor Smiley Tillman I Rob Tobias sivlarcy Toiiey Kathy Turner John Uilner Jill Verkamp ■ Lynn Voile Rick Voss Steve Walker Jerrie Ward Tom Warman Mark Watkins Bobbi White Tom Whitehead Lollie Whitworth Mona Wilhelmy Abbie Wilson Liz Wilson Bill Witman TripWolf ¥S- 135 K ' seniors 138 f;.  t ' r ' . ■FWETV %• f- ' ..|; - Washington . . . The Senior class in- cluded Williamsburg in their tour for the first time . , . the Governor ' s Palace, racing through the maze, Flip Wilson the carriage boy. Invaded Washington , . . Lincoln Memorial by night, the in- famous Hotel Harrington and a brick to stop up the mouse holes , , . the F.B.I. . . Big Daddy bus driver . , . the Cam- bodian Ballet, and MEET- liNG THE PRESIDENT!! r i I ' s- 1 p -M ] ' ■ ' ' 1 139 Steven David Abrams Phoebe Ann Ackley Jacob Whitman Agna Carolyn Alexander Susie Alexander David William Ammerman Robert Scott Anderson Phyllis Katherine Anninos Hal Roger Arenstein Richard Alan Asmann James Michael Barre Nancy Mills Bartsch Karen Lee Bloom strom Nancy Jane Bowes Judith Ann Brasswell Thomas Owen Brewer Diane Elizabeth Bridgeman Betsy Deborah Brown Karen Sue Brown John Mark Bruck 140 Hey! I can still remem- ber the seniors we looked up when we were freshmen. They seemed so big and con- fident and everything went their way. It seems impossi- ble that anyone would idolize us like that- but maybe they do. Once you get up here things aren ' t a whole lot dif- ferent-- except that it ' s fun to be on top! 141 Senior year is made up of days of waiting . . . wait- ing for homeroom to end, waiting outside Miss Gulp ' s office, waiting to hear from that perfect college, waiting for the Washington trip, waiting for that dreaded de- tention slip that you ' ll get because you went out for lunch, waiting for the bell to ring on Friday afternoon, waiting for games, for par- ties, for fun . . . Waiting to graduate. Timothy Lee Bryce Kathy Beth Buka Kathryn Maureen Bullock Susan Jean Burt Charlotte M. Carroll Daniel Shaw Chamberlin Elise Ellen Cheney Peggy EUyn Cochran Edward Hiller Cole Jr. Sharon Elizabeth Cole Robert Wells Connell Andy Curtis Tucker Curtis Patricia A. Dalton Kurt Davis Dayle Denice Deardurff Peter Michael Dolle Jeanne Ebbs Doten Bruce Joel Downs Ken Duncan Barbara Ruth Edwards Jeffrey Stuart Faber Judith Ann Fiegleson Donna Elaine Field Sandra Jane Finkbeiner Timothy Paul Follick David Friedman Christine Spencer Gentry Robert Louis Gex Susan Gezon Thomas James Gill Charles Evans Goebel Michael Gold-.-nan Sharon Lee Gruenschlaeger John Robert Guggenheim Christine Louis Gutjahr William Hailstones Barbara Chipman Hamilton Edward Conrad Hansen Jonathon Lindley Harris 144 Our last year together seems strange to say doesn ' t it? Looking back at the things we did makes us realize how much we took for granted. The big things we did as a class we ' ll never forget, like the Mammoth Cave trip, the class picnics, the Washington Trip. But even the little things that we so often overlook are impor- tant- -studying together, working together for a good team, finding a new friend, all compose pleasant mem- ories of our high school lives. Now all tlie experi- ences we had are coming to a close, and June 2nd each will go his different way, but in the back of our minds, we will never forget, our last year to- gether. 145 Faces , . , Faces we ' ve seen around for four years --maybe longer. Faces that mirror the per- sonality of WHS --understand- ing, embarassed, or excited faces, the puzzled face with wrinkled brows, or the face with puffy eyes --(stayed up too late last night finishing that term paper), --Liut best of all is the face of a Happy Friend! K, ' , { di:: ' Richard James Hershner II Matthias Ulrich Hirsch James Noonan Howard Karen Lynn Hunt Susan Gayle Huss Gail Elizabeth Isaacs Johnnie Mae Jacobs Sara Lee Johnson Michael Robert Jones Michael Alan Kahn Laurance Bruce Kanter Devon Marie King Glen Arlin King Jeffrey Knoll Brian Martin Korelitz Scott Allen Krueger Nancy Ann Kuhn Kathryn Sara Lang George Gregory Lewis Mary Ellen Lewis 147 Jo Anne Ley- Arnold Jonathon Lifset Hermann Henry Ludwig Michael Lee Mantel David Edwin Marcotte Thomas Wood Margraf Walter Kevin Mattingly Mary Ann Maurer Amy Reed McCune Jane Marie McHugh Charlotte Jane Mercer Forrest Russell Merten Deborah Ann Middaugh Thomas Stuart Miller John A. Mims Peter A. Mohn Marvin Edward Moore Susan Barbara MuiTay Erik Van Patten Nebergall Peter Jonathon Nebergall 148 the joy of participating 1 r!9ll f mm B ' HH I p . 1 1 H A H | H i RHHI I I B Hh Mn . iB HIII I I Because of modular sched- uling this year we have a lot more time for visiting . . . after a test we can go to the cafeteria for a buzz ses- sion . . . talking, arguing, laughing ... or go outside on the patio . . . playing catch, telling jokes, and catching some rays. Mod- ular scheduling gives us an opportunity to get to know each other a little better. m . ' M ' rtt HW ' P ' Sv TJ S?: 150 Richard Joseph Neubauer Jr. David L. O ' Connor Thomas Wilkes Ogden Charles Robert Owen Jr. Christopher Fox Payne Marcia Elaine Peters Bradley Alan Purvis John Henry P-.eis Stephen Edward Ring Susan Emerson Rossi Edward Lawrence Ruben Linda Ann Psuehl Anne Hampton Ruger Heidi Allison Rutledge Jeffrey Conger Schaumber Bradley Wayne Schmidt Eugene Hill Schmidt Martha Kay Schmidt David Charles Schmitt Todd Ross Seyfried 151 Thomas VVillliam Shambo Sanford Martin Shankland Lucinda Ann Shear Martha Jo Sloane Patricia Drexel Slone Michael Gordon Smith James Roy Spaulding Debra Michele Specter Sandra Lee Steele Scott Kendall Stegeman Robin Lea Stier Barbara Marie Strom Jeffrey Kevin Tesch Stephen Porter Tharp David George Thomas Peter Gordon Thompson Michael Van De Pol Irene Ann Vick Amy Joan Vogelgesang Allan Maxton Voss 152 Along with time for visiting, modular scheduling gives me time to be alone. If something is liothering me I can escape to the seclusion of the study carrels or 1 can find an empty room in which to think, read, or paint some dreams. I Janet Lynn Ward Richard Lee Weismantel Thomas Randolph West Linda Lee Wllbers Joseph Harold Williams Kent Wilson Robert Charles Witman 11 Jane Alicia Woodin Roxanne Pamela Woods 155 156 commencement fry i nfer ian-marty shankland 157 STEVE ABRAMS: Chess Club 11-12; Creative Writing Club 11; Stage- band 11-12; Football 10. PHOEBE ACKLEY: Art Club 9, 10, 11 vice president, 12 president; Creative Writing Club 10; Round- Up 11; Stage Crew 11-12; Drama Club 11-12. JAKE AGNA: Hi-Y 12 (delegate); Cross Country 12; Basketball 11-12 (Honorable Mention All- League); Tennis 11 (State A-AA Doubles Runner-Up) 12; Track 12. CAROLYN ALEXANDER: A. F. S. 9-12; Band 11-12; GAA 9-12; Na- tional Honor Society 12; Pep Club 10; Round-Up 11-12; Tri-Hi-Y 9- 12 (Service Chairman) Track 10; Drama Club 10-12. SUSIE ALEXANDER: Cheerleader 9-12; Choir 10-12; GAA 9-12; Pep Club 9-10; Student Council 9; Triple Trio 12; Track 9; Drama Club 12; Intramurals 11-12. DAVE AMiVlERMAN: Choir 10, 11 (Council), 12; Hi-Y 9-10; Horizon 10; Student Council 10, 11, 12 (Chairman of Student Forum); Mix- ed Ensemble 9; Football 9; Spanish Honor Society 10, 12, SCOTT ANDERSON; Football 9; Basketball 9-12; Golf 9-11. gE- PHYLLIS ANNINOS: FTA 9-10; Pep ' Club 9; Stage Crew 10-12; Tri-Hi- rY 9; Drama Club 9, 10, 11 (vice President), 12. HAL ARENSTEIN: Chess Club 9, 12; ; Letter CJub 12; Basketball 9-10; 4 Track U. RICHARD ASMANN: AFA 9-10; Creative Writing Club 11; Debate Club 11-12; Hi-Y 9-11; Horizon 10; Stage Crew 10-12; Student Council 12; Football 9; Drama Club 11-12. JIM BARRE: Class Officer ll(vice president); Hi-Y 9-12 (Sargent-at- Arms); Letter Club 10-12; Round- up 11-12; Football 9-12; Basketball 9-10; Baseball 9-12. NANCY BARTSCH: AFS 12; Class Officer 12 (Treasurer); FTA 11; GAA 12; Horizon 12 (representive); J Pep Club 11; Round-Up 11-12 (Fac- ulty editor); Intramurals 12. DAVE BAXTER: Hi-Y 12; Wrestling 10-11; Ping Pong Team 12. PINKY BLOOMSTROM: Cheerleader 9-12; FTA 10-11; GAA 9-12(Coun- ' ?«  ? ««ti . senior index cil Member); National Honor Soci- ety- 11-12; Pep Club 9-11; Round- Up 11-12; Hockey 11-12; Track 10- 12. MARY BOONE: Cheerleading 12; Drill Team 10; GAA 9-12 (Council); Horizon 11; Pep Club 9-11 (Coun- cil); Ski Club 12; Tri-Hi-Y 9, 12; Hockey 9-12; Volleyball 9-11, Bas- ketball 9-10; Track 9-12; Intra- murals. NANCY BOWES; GAA 9-10; Pep Club 9-10; Ski Club 12. JUDY BRA SWELL: Black History Club 11 secretary, 12 president; GAA 9-11; Pep Club 9-10; Track 10-11. TOM BREWER: Football 9-12 (all league); Basketball 9-10; Wrestling 11-12 (all city); Baseball 12; Track 9-10. DLANE BRIDGEMAN: AFS 12; Drill Team 10; FTA 9; GAA 10; National Honor Society 12; Pep Club 10; Round-Up (Underclassmen Section Editor); Tri-Hi-Y 9-12; Intramurals 10. -BETSY BROWN: FTA 9; Drama Club 9, 10, 12. KAREN BROWN: Drill Team 11-12; GAA 9-12; Pep Club 9-11; Tri-Hi- Y 9-11; Volleyball 10-12; Softball 10-11; Intramurals 10-12. JOHNBRUCK: Ski Club 11-12; Football 9; Basketball 9. TIMBRYCE: Hi-Y 12; Football 9- 12; Football 9-12 (All-League); WrestUng 9-10; Baseball 12. KATHY BUKA: FTA 11; GAA 9-12; Intramurals 12; Hi-Y 11-12; Pep Club 9-11; Round-Up 12; Ski Club 9-12. KATHY BULLOCK: Art Club 9-11; Choir 10-12; FTA 9-11; GAA 9-12; Pep Club 9-10; Triple Trio 12; Hockey 11-12; Track 10-11. SUSAN BURT: AFS 11; Drill Team 11-12; GAA 9-11; Pep Club 9-10; Saddle G Spur 9; Ski Club 10, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 9-11; Drama Club 9. CHARLOTTE CARROLL; Art Club 12; Float Committee 11; GAA 9-12; Horizon 9; Pep Club 9-10; Tri-Hi-Y 9-10; Track 12; Volleyball 12; Bas- ketball 9; Softball 10; Intramurals 12. DAN CHAMBERLIN: Art Club 9; Chess Club 9; Ski Club 9-12. ELISE CHENEY: AFS 12 (Ameri- can Abroad Student to Turkey); Choir 10-11; (Choir Council), 12 (president); Class Officer 9 (secretary-treasurer), 12 (mem- ber-at-large); GAA 9-12; Na- tional Honor Society ' 12; Student Council 9-10; Tri-Hi-Y 9-12 (delegate); Hockey 11-12; Bas- ketball 10-12; Track 10-12. PEGGY COCHRAN; GAA 9-12; Pep Club 9-10; Round-Up 10, 12; Ski Club 11-12; Tri-Hi-Y 9-10; VoHeyball 12; Archery Club 9 (president); Intramurals 9-12. CHIP COLE: Choir 10, 12; Class Officer 10 (president); Hi-Y 9, 11-12 (Youth in Government); Letter Club 10-12; National Hon- or Society- 12; Ski Club 9-12; Student Council 9-11; Football 9-10; Cross Country 11-12; Ten- nis 9-12; Boys State Rep. 11; Rep. to 1st Congressional Schol- arship Program 12; Intramurals 9-12. SHARON COLE; ROBERT (iONNELL: Hi-Y 9-11 Stage Band 12; National Honor Society 12; Football 9-12 (Hon- orable inention All League-Best Offensive Lineman); Baseball 11; Track 9. ANDY CURTIS: Choir 11-12; Hi- Y 12; Ski Club 12; Octete 11-12; Football 12; Track 12. TUCKER CURTIS: Hi-Y (Chap- lain); Football 9-12 (Co-Captain, honorable mention All- League); Basketball 10; WrestUng 12 (hon- orable mention All- City); Track 9-11. PAT DA ETON: Hi-Y 11; Basket- ball 10-11. lOJRT DAVIS: Basketball 9-12; COE 12; Black Histor - Club 10- 12 (pres. ). DAYLE DEARDURFF: AFS 10; Band 9; Drill Team 10-12; FTA 11; GAA 9-11; Pep Club 9-10; Ski Club 9-12; Tri-Hi-Y 9-12; Track 10-11. JEANNE DOTEN: Band 9-12 (sec- ret3r ); Chess Club 11-12; Hi-Y 10; Woodwind Quintet 12; Its Academic Team 12; National Honor Society- 11-12; Triple Trio 12; Girls Glee 11-12; Drama Club 9-12; Orchestra 9-12. 1 BRUCE DOWNS: Black History- Club 10-12; Football 9-12; Track 9-12. KEN DUNCAN: Choir 11-12; Debate Club 9-10; Horizon 10 (reporter); National Honor Society 12; Boys ' Glee 11-12. DENNIS DUNPHY: Entered senior year. BARB EDWARDS: JEFF FABER: COE 12 (treasurer). JUDY FEIGELSON: GAA 9-11; Stage Crew 9-11; Tri-Hi-Y 9; Drama Club 9-12. DONNA FIELD: Choir 10-12; Drill Team 12; National Honor Society 12; Pep Club 9; Round- Up 11-12; Ski Club 12; Triple Trio 12; Office Asst. 10-12. SANDY FINKBEINER: GAA 9-11; Pep Club 9-11; Hockey 10-11; Track 11; COE 12 (president). TIM FOLLICK: Choir 10-12; Stage Crew 9; Octette 12; Wres- tling 9. DAVE FRIEDMAN: Band 9-10; Chess Club 9; Hi-Y 9-10; Wres- tling 9; Baseball 11; Track 9-10. CHRIS GENTRY: GAA 9-11; Ski Club 12; Tri-Hi-Y 9-10; Softball 10-11. ROBERT GEX: Chess Club 9-10; Chess Team 11-12; Debate Club 10; Hi-Y 9-11; Horizon 10-12 (sports reporter) Football 9: Base- fball 11; Scholarship team 11. ' SUSAN GEZON: Band 9-11; Float and Fund Raising Committee; GAA 10-12; Horizon 10; Tri-Hi- Y 10; Hockey 11-12; Track 10- 12. TOM GILL: Hi-Y 11-12; Horizon 10-12 (reporter): Letter Club 10- 12; National Honor Society 12; Round-Up 11; Basketball 9-12; Golf 9-12. CHARLES GOEBEL: Band 9-11; Chess Club 9-11; Hi-Y 9-11; Horizon 12 (sports contributor); Stage Band 9-10; Stage Crew 10; Intramurals 9-12. MIKE GOLDMAN: Band 9-12; Class Officer 9 (president) 10 (secretary-treasurer); Horizon 10- 12 (Page Editor); Stage Band 11- 12; Student Council 10-12 (trea surer); National Honor Society 12; Intramurals 9-11. SHARON GRUENSCHLAEGER: Drill Team 12; GAA 9-12; Pep Club 10-11; Round-Up 12; Ski Club 12; Tri-Hi-Y 11; Intramu- rals 11-12. JOHN GUGGENHEIM: AFS 10; Art Club 10; Hi-Y 9; Horizon 12 (Ex- Change Editor); Round-up 11-12 (Business Manager); Ski Club 12. CHRIS GUTJAHR: Art Club 9-11; Choir 11-12; GAA 9-12: Tri-Hi- Y 9-10; Freshman-Sophomore Ensemble 10; Hockey 12; Soft- ball 11. BILL HAILSTONES: Football 12. BONNIE HAMILTON: AFS 11-12 (vice-president); Drill Team 10- 12; GAA 9-12; Horizon 11-12; Tri-Hi-Y 9, 11; Track 9-11. EDWARD HANSEN: Creative Writing Club 11-12; Debate Club 9, 12; Cinema Club 12; Film Club 11. JON HARRIS: Hi-Y 10, 12; Hori- zon 12 (writer); Ski Club 9; Cross Country 9; Wrestling 10; Tennis 9-10; Ping Pong Team 11-12; Intramurals. PETER HELDMAN: AFS 12; Hi-Y 9-12; Tennis 10-12; Ping Pong Team 11-12; Intramurals 9-12; Basketball Manager 10; Ski Club 9-12. RICK HERSHNER: AFS 9, 10, 11 (secretary), 12 (president); Choir 10-12; National Honor Society 11-12; Student Council 11: Cho- rale 10; Drama Club 9-12; Track 10. MATTIAS HIRSH: AFS 12 (SUi- dent from Germany); Black His- tory Club 12; Hi-Y 12; Horizon 12 (printing); Roimd-Up (photo- grapher); Ski Club 12; Stage Crew 12; Student Council 12. JIM HOWARD: Choir 9, 10, 11, 12; Hi-Y 9-10; Swimming 9, 10, 11. KAREN HUNT: Art Club 9-11; Drama Club 10-11. SUSAN HUSS: Choir 11-12; Stage Crew 10-12; Drama Club 10-12. GAIL ISAACS: National Spanish Honor Society 10. 159 JOHNNI JACOBS: Black History- Club 10-12 (vice president); GAA 9-12; Basketball 9-12; Track 9-11; Intramurals 12. SALLY JOHNSON: AFS 10; Cheer- leading 9, 11; Choir 11-12 (sec- retary ); Drill Team 10; GAA 9-12; (council); Pep Club 9-10; Student Council 9-11; Tri-Hi-Y 9-11; Hockey 9-12; Volleyball 10-11: Basketball 10-12; Track 9-12; Softball 9-10. MIKE JONES: AFS 12; Hi-Y 11- 12; Football 9; Ping Pong Team 12; Intramurals 9-11. MIKE KAHN: Hi-Y 10-12; Hori- zon 12; Round-Up 11-12; Foot- ball 10; Golf 10; Intramurals 9- 12. LARRY KANTER: Class Officer 12 (vice president); Debate Club 12 (First Negative); National Honor Society 12; Stage Crew 12; Student Council 11-12 (sec- retary); National Spanish Honor Society 9-12; Spanish Club 9- 10; (treasurer); Cinema Club 12. DEVON KING: Band 9; Choir 10- 12; Drill Team 10-12; FTA 9-10; National Honor Society 12; Pep Club 9-10; Round-Up 12; Ski Club 12; Tri-Hi-Y 9-11; Track 9. GLEN KING: Hi-Y 9; Round-Up 11-12 (editor); Ski Club 12; In- tramurals 10-11; Quill and Scroll. DAX-E KNOLL: COE 12. JEFF KNOLL: Hi-Y 12; Wrestling 9-12; Track 9. BRIAN KORELITZ: Chess Club 9, 11; Debate Team 9-12 (captain); National Honor Society 12; Stu- dent Council 12 (parliamentar- ian); Wrestling 9-11 (manager). SCOTT KRUEGER: Stage Crew 9-12; Drama Club 9-12; COE 12 (Historian). NANCY KUHN: GAA rf-12; Pep Club 9-10; Round-Up 10, 11-12 (section editor); Quill and Scroll 11. KATHY LAiNG: AFS 9: Spanish Honor Society 10-11. GREG LEWIS: Hi-Y 9-10; Hori- zon 11-1 2 (business section); Bas- ketball 9; Track 9-10. MARY LEWIS: Drill Team 10-12 (Captain); FTA 9-10; GAA 9-12; Horizon 11-12; Pep Club 9-11; Tri-Hi-Y 9-12. JOANNE LEY: AFS 11-12; Choir 9-10; Drill Team 10-12 (Cap- tain); GAA 9-12; Horizon 10-12; Round-Up 9-10, ll(editor), 12; Tri-Hi-Y 9; Hockey 9-12; Track 10 ARNIE LIFSET: Round-Up 12; Wrestling 9-11. HERMAN LUDWIG: Band 9-12; Hi-Y 9-11; Cello Quartet 9-10; Cross Country 10-12; Swimming 9-11; Tennis 9-12 (captain); Ping Pong Team 12. MIKE MANTEL: Hi-Y 9; Ski Club 10, 11, 12 (vice president). DAVE MARCOTTE: Horizon 11- 12 (Head Photographer). TOM MARGRAF: Football 12; Wrestling 11; Baseball 12. KEVIN MATTINGLY: Choir 12; Boy ' s Glee 12; Octette 12; Swim- ming 9-11; Track 9; Drama 12. MARY ANN MAURER: GAA 9- 11; Track 9; Softball 10-11. AMY McCUNE: GAA 9-12; Na- tional Honor Society 11-12; Pep Club 9-10; Round-Up 10-11 (Business Manager), 12; Student Council 10; Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10 (trea- surer), 11 (vice president), 12 (president); Hockey 10-12; Bas- ketball 9-12; Softball 10-12; Girls ' State 11. JANE McHUGH: Horizon 10; Tri- Hi-Y 9-11 (committee chairman). JANE MERCER: Band 9, 10-11 (council), 12; Class officer 11 (secretary-treasurer), 12 (secre- tary ' ); GAA 11; National Honor Societ ' 12; Pep Club 9-10; Tri- Hi-Y 9; Tennis 11; Majorette 10- 12 (head). FORREST MERTEN: Hi-Y 9, 12; Orchestra 11-12; Football 9-12; Basketball 9-12; Track 9-12; Letter Club 9-12. TIM METCALFE: Class Officer 12 (president). DEBBIE MIDDAUGH: GAA 9-12; Pep Club 9-11; Hockey 11-12; Volleyball 11; Track 12; Soft- ball 11. TOM MILLER: Swimming 9-11; Baseball 9; Golf 11. JOHN MIMS: Chess Club 9-11; Ski Club 10-12; Football 9; Ten- nis 9-11. BILL MOBLEY: Football 9-12 (Co-Captain); Basketball 9. PETER MOHN: Horizon 10-12 (Production Manager); Quill and Scroll; Track 9. MARVIN MOORE: Black History- Club 10-12; Football 9; Wrestling 10-12 (captain); Track 9. SUSIE MURRAY: Chess Club 11- 12; FTA 10-11; GAA 10-12; Tri- Hi-Y 11-12; Track 9. ERIC NEBERGALL: PETE NEBERGALL: Student Coun- cil 12; State Scholarship Team 9-10, RICK NEBAUER: Wrestling 9. GEORGE NUTTER: Black History ' Club 11; Hi-Y 11-12; Football 9; Track 9. DAVID O ' CONNOR: Art Club 11- 12; Chess Club 9-10. TOM OGDEN: Art Club 9-12; Hi- Y 12; Ski Club 11-12 (president) Stage Crew 12; Football 10; Bas- ketball 9. • TIM OSTERBROCK: Art Club 12; Football 9-12. CHUCK OWEN: AFS 9-10; Band 9-12 (Council G President); Hi-Y 9, 11-12; Horizon 11-12 (Sports Editor); Stage Band 9-12 (direc- tor); National Honor Society 12; Intramurals 9-11; Orchestra 11- 12. CHRIS PAYNE: Hi-Y 9-12; Foot- ball 9-12; Basketball 12 (mana- ger); Baseball 11-12; Intramurals 9-10. MARCIA PETERS: AFS 9-10; FTA 11; GAA 9-12; Horizon 12; Tri-Hi-Y 9-11 (cabinet). DOUG PRINCE; Hi-Y 9; Football 9-11; Intramurals 9-12.. BRAD PURVIS: Swimming 9-11; Baseball 11-12. JOHN REIS: Football 12; Wrest- ling 10, 12. STEPHEN RING: SUE ROSSI: Drill Team 10-12; GAA 9-12; Pop Club 9-11 (Cabi- net); Round-Up 10, 11 (section editor); 12 (co-editor); Ski Club 9-12; Track 9-10; Softball 11; Quill and Scroll; Intramurals 10- 12. EDDIE RUBEN: LINDA RUEHL; Drill Team 10; GAA 9-10; Tri-Hi-Y 9-10. ANN RUGER: Stage Crew 11; Tri-Hi-Y 9-10; Freshman Soph- omore Chorus 9. HEIDI RUTLEDGE: Art Club 11- 12; GAA 11-12; Pep Club 11; Ski Club 12; Tri-Hi-Y 12; Track 11. JEFF SCHAU.MBERG: Choir 10-12; Hi-Y 9-12 (secretary ); Track 12; Intramurals 9-11. BRAD SCHMIDT: Band 9-11; Hi- Y 9; Baseball 10. GENE SCHMIDT:. MARDI SCHMIDT; DAVE SCHMITT; Hi-Y 9-10; Swimming 9-12. TODD SEYFRIED: Band 9-10; Hi-Y 9-10 TOM SHAMBO: Wrestling 9-11; SANDFORD SHANK LAND: Chess Club 9-10,11-12 (president); Creative Writing Club 10, 11 (president), 12; Its Academic ; ' i Team 12 (captain); National Honor Society 12; Round-Up 10; _.,:Li .- ' Big Brother Co- Chairman 11. CINDY SHEAR: FTA 9-11; GAA 9-12; Bowling Team 9; Track 10; Intramurals 11; Horizon 10 (re- presentive); Round-Up 12; Tri- Hi-Y 9; Majorette 11; Drama Club 9, 12; COE 12 (vice presi- dent). A ' L RTHA SLOANE: AFS 9-12; Band 9-12; FTA 9-10; Sta e Crew 9, 11-12; Hockey 10: Drama Club 11-12; Orchestra 11- PATTI SLON ' E: Cheerleading 9- 10, 11 (reserve captain), 12; FTA 10-11; GAA 9-12; National Honor Society 11-12; Pep Club 9-11; Round-Up 11-12; Ski Club 12; Tri-Hi-Y 9; Volleyball 9-12; Ciun Laude 12. MIKE SMITH: Hi-Y 9; Horizon 11; Photography Chib 11. 160 JIM SPAULDING: Football 9-11; Intramurals 11. DEBRA SPECTOR: AFS 11-12; Creative Writing Club 11; GAA 9-10; Track 9- 10; COE 12 (re- cording secretary C Regional Treasurer). SANDY STEELE: AFS 9-11; GAA 9-12; Horizon 11-12; Hockey 11-12; Track 10-11. SCOTT STEGMAN: Hi-Y 12 (treasurer); Football Manager 9- 12 (manager); Basketball 9-10 (manager). ROBIN STIER: BARBARA STROM: AFS 11-12 (Foreign Exchange Student to Australia); Cheerleading 9-10 (captain), 11, 12 (captain); GAA 9-12; Intramurals 9-12; National Honor Society 11-12; Pep Club 9-10; Round-Up 9,10-11 (co- editor), 12 (section editor); Tri- Hi-Y 9; Hockey 12; Softball 11- 12; Quill G Scroll 11-12; Drama 9. JEFF TESCH: Choir 10 (council), 12; Hi-Y 9; Letter Club 11-12; Octette 12; Football 9, 11-12; Baseball 11-12; Drama Club 10, 12. STEVE THARP: Hi-Y 9-12; In- tramurals 9-11. DAVE THOA4AS: Chess Club 9; Choir 11-12; Hi-Y 9,12; Horizon 12 (Head typist); Ski Club 12; Cross Country 12; Tennis 9; Track 11-12; Intramurals 9-11. PETE THOMPSON: Band 9-12; Class Officer 10 (vice president); Hi-Y 9-10, 11 (treasurer), 12 (vice president); Horizon 10-11 (page editor); 12 (Co-editor); Letter Club 11-12; National Hon- or Society 11-12; Round-Up 9; Student Council 10, ll(vice pres- ident), 12 (assembly chairman); Football 9-12; Baseball 10-12; Tennis 9; Yale Book AwatH 11; Quill G Scroll . MIKE VAN DE POL: Football 9- 10. IRENE VICK: Choir 9-12; GAA 9-10; Saddle G Spur 9; Tri-Hi-Y 12; Drama Club 9-12. AMY VOGELGESANG: Band 11- 12; Horizon 10-11 (reporter); Its Academic Team 12; Drama Club 10-12; Orchestra 11-12; ALLAN VOSS: JANET WARD: Black History Club 11-12; Saddle G Spur 12; Drama Club. BILL WARD: Ski Club 10-12; Student Council 9; Football 9- 12; Track 9-11. CURTIS WATKINS: Black His- tory Club 10; Football 9-10; Track 12. RICK WEISMANTEL: Hi-Y 12; National Honor Society 11-12; Track 12. CARLWELKOM: Horizon 9-12 (circulation manager); Stage Crew 9-12 (Stage Manager); Drama Club 9-12; Spanish Club 9-10 (president); National Span- ish Honor Society 10 (vice presi- dent). TOM WEST: Choir 12; Class Of- ficer 11 (president); Hi-Y 9-10, 11 (Vice president), 12 (president); Horizon 10; 11 (sports editor), 12 (Co-Editor, photographer); Na- tional Honor Society 11-12; Round-Up 10; Cross Country 9- 12; Tennis 9-12; Track 12; Har- vard Book Award 11; Quill G Scroll 11-12, HOLLY WHALING: Choir 9; GAA 9-12; Tri-Hi-Y 9-10; Pep Club 9; Ski Club 9; Stage Crew 9; Drama Club 9-12; Track 9-10. LINDA WILBERS: AFS 9-10; Drill Team 11-12; GAA 9-12; Pep Club 9-10; Round-Up 9-12 (Co-Section Editor); Tri-Hi-Y 9-11. (cabinet member), 12 (Chaplain); Hockey 11 (mana- ' ger). JOE WILLLfliMS: Track 9. KENT WILSON: Football 9-11; Track 9. TONY WILSON: Student Council 9; Football 9-11; Track 9. ROBERT WITMAN: Creative Writing Club 10-12; Football 9- 12; Basketball 11-12; Track 9-12. JANE WOODIN: Choir 10-12 (Ass ' t Secretary); GAA 9-11; National Honor Society 12; Pep Club 9-10; Triple Trio 10-12; Spanish National Honor Society 10 (State President); Spanish Club 9-10 (secretary). ROXANN WOODS: FTA 9-12 (secretary); Horizon 11; Drama ' Club 9-12 (make-up chairman); Tri-Hi-Y 9, 11. 161 and in such indexes to their sub- sequent volumes, there is seen the baby finger of the giant mass of things to come P i 162 general index Abrams, Carolyn (9) 123 Abrams. Steve (12) 63, 140 Ach, Jay (11)44,49. 132 Ackerman, Barry (10) 128 Ackley, Adam (9) 123 Ackley, Phoebe (12) 56, 140, 153. 156 Adams, Ronda (10) 100, 128 Adamsj Mr. Walter 66, 113 Agna, Brigette (9) 123 Agna, Jake (12) 15,54, SO, Sl,.,85, 90,91,140 Agna, Molly (11)95, 108,132 Albers, Greg (11 ) Alexander, Alan (9) 44, 50. 77, 78, 89, 123 Alexander, Carolyn (12) 36, 38,44, 48,54,68,70,140 Alexander, Dana (9) 70, 123 Alexander, Richard (10) 128 Alexander, Susan (12) 33,50,51,79, 87, 102, 140, 145, 149 Alley, Betty (11) 99, 100, 133 Alpert. Ted (10) 128 Ammerman, Dave (12) 38, 140, 156 Ammerman. John (9) 77, 82, 88, 123 Anderegg, Cindy (10) 43, 50, 92, 96, 128 Anderson, Barb (10) 50,79, 92, 95, 96,128 Anderson, Ed (10) 128 Anderson, Emily (10) 52, 95, 128 Anderson, Nancy (11) SO, 92, 98, 133 Anderson, Scott (12) 80, 140 Ang,Joe (11) 133 Anninos, Phyllis (12) 140,146 Arenstein, Hal (12) 63,80, 14 ' 0, 150 Artman, Martha (10) 52, 99, 128 Ashley, Tassy (10) 52, 128 Asmami, Rick (12) 43, 62. Ill, 140 Aub, Ted (11) 56.66, 133 ' Baker, Wesley (10) 128 Ball, Karen (10) 127,128 BaltE, Cindy (10) 52, 99, 128 Bamberger, Linda (10) 128 Barile, Keith (9) 123 Barile, Scott (10) 123 Barnes, Libby (10) 128 Barnes, Miss - (11) 30 Barre, Jim (12) 54,75, 87, 140, 141 Barrow. Roscoe (11) 44, 48, 133 Bartlett, Debby (9) 92,99, 123 Bartsch, ' Doug (9) 77, 86. i23 Bartsch, Nancy (12) 69, 140 Bates, Carolyn (10) 128 Bates, Charles (11) 133 Bates, Rick (10) 52, 128 Baxter, Dave (12) . ' Baxter, Melissa (11) 133 P Beatty, Mrs. Maurine 108 Bell, Steve (11) 15,65,75,76,80, 81,88,89,123 Benjamin, Julie (10) 50, 94, 128 Benjamin, Terrl (9) 123 Bennett, Laurie (11) 133 Bennett, Wanda (10) 52, 128 Berg, Nancy (9) 100, 123 Berg, Paul (11) 75,80, 133 Berkey, Brian (9) 77, 123 Berke ' , Cheri (10) 128 Berliant, Susan (10) 127, 128 BeUev, Laura ' (9) 52, 53, 66, 123 Bierbower, Debbie (9) 123 Binkley. Kay (11) 95, 133 Binklev, xMr. L. L. H I Bishop! Cathy (10) 52, 70.79, 128 Bissjnger, Craig (9) 77, 82, 89, 123 Bloom, Andy (10) 25,42,43, 128 Bloomstrom, Karen (12) 36, 50, 99, 101,102,103,138,140 Bodtker, Erik (10) 128 Boeh, Doug (10) 50, 83, 85, 128 Boland, Susan (9) 123 Boone, Amy (10) 99, 128 Boone, Mar ' (12) 102 Bowes, Nancy (12) 140, 157 Bowles, Rick (10) 128 Boydstun, Debbie ( 11) 44, 133 Brady, Jamie (9) 77, 123 Brassfield, Mary (11) 24, 36, 133 Braswell, Judy (12) 65, 140 Braswell, Teri (9) 123 Brewer, Betsy (9) 52,79, 96, 123 Brewer, Jim (10)50,51,85,86,128 Brewer, Tom (12) 14, 75, 87, 140 Bridgeman, Diane (12) 36,68,69, 138,140 Bridgeman, Myron (9) 78, 123 Bridgeman, Scott (9) 123 Brock, Teresa (9) 123 Brod, Tom (11) 36,50, 70, 8S, 133 Broge, Jim (9) 123,85,86 ' Bromberg, Jim (10) 49, 128 Brown, Alan (10) 66, 128 Browi, Alan,(10) 66, 128 Brown, Betsy (12) 38. 70, 140 Brown, Charles (11) 43, 44, 133 Brown, Kafen (12) 46, 97, 140 Bruck, John (12) 140 Bmnsman, Kim (10) 128 Brunsman, Mike (11) 133 Bryce, Tim (12) 75,143 Buchanan, Steve (9) 44, 123 Buchsbaum, Richard (10) 87, 129 Buesdier, Joan (11) 46, 50, 133 Buka, John (10) 78,128 Buka, Kathy (12) 69, 143, 145 Bullock, Kathy (12) 143 Burch, Chip (9) 123 Burt, Sue (12)46,143 Burton, Debbie (11) 63, 133 Bush, Mr. Harold 106 Byer, Ted (11) 133 Calhoun, Cathy (9) Calhoun, Doug (10) 123 Candler, Mrs. Marty 110 Carr, Ann (11) 132,133,162 Carr, Mrs. Kennina 115 Carroll, Charlotte (12) 143 Carroll, Charles (9) 123 Cassini, Mr. John 29, 71, 112, 156 Cawein, EUzabetli (10) 44,70, 121, 128 Chaloud, Debbie (11) 54, 96, 132, 133 Chaloud, Scott (10) 127, 128 Chamberliu, Dan (12) 143, 145 Chamberlin, John (10) 78, 128 Champion, Mr. Paul 108, 109 Chang, Helena (9) 123 Chapman, Barb (11) 95, 96, 97 Chapman, Eddie (9) 77J 78, 123 Chapman, Lennie (9) 77, 87, 123 Chappel, Jim (10) 76, 89, 128 Chappel, Lynne (9) 52, 123 Cheney, Elise (12) 4, 36, 54, 59, 92, 93, 95, 143 Cheney, John (10) 50 Childe, Mrs. Virginia 117 Chimsky, Bob (9) 123 Chimsky, Mark (11) 133 Clark, Dale (11) 133 Clay, Beverly (9) 123 Clay, Sharon (10) 128 Cochran, Cathy (9) 52, 92, 96, 100, 123 Cochran, Pegg - (12) 97, 143 Cody, Rick (9) 44,77, 123 Cole, Debby (10) 128 Cole, Edward (12) 36, 50, 54, 66 90, 143 Cole, Kim (11) 19, 36, 132, 133 Cole, Sharon (12) 143 Coleman, Connie (9) 123 Coleman, Jeff (9) 77, 123 Connell, Fiona (9) 123 Conneil, Rob (12) 50, 75, 143, 150 Connell, Stewart (11) 133 Constable, Mark (11 ) 31, 89, 133 Cooley, Marilyn (10) 50, 128 Cooper. Jeannie (9) 53,99, 123 Cordes, Wally (11) 44, 133 Cowden, Chris (9) 70, 123 Crawford, Mr. John 28, 113 Crihfield, Lynn (11) 30, 50, 133 Crowder, Albert (9) 52, 123 Cryder, Julie (9) 52, 70, 79, 92, 97, 123 Cryder, Mr. Jim 111 Cryder, Jim (1 1 ) 48, 76, 133 Culp, Miss Mary Lou 108, 109, 157 Cunningham, Mrs. Jane 117 Curti, Tom (10) 128 Curtis, And - (12) 8, 50, 51. 75, 143 Curtis, Ernest (12) 55, 74, 75, 78, 119,143,146 Curtis, Bibby (10) 128 Curtis, William (10) 50, 128 Dahlman, Martin (10) 89, 128 Dalton, Pat (12) 143 Davis. Dana (10) Davis, Denise (10) 128 Davis. Dawn (9) 123 Davis, Glendora (10) 99, 128 Davis, Jeff (9) 82, 123 Davis, Kurt (12) 65,80, 143 Dearduff, Dayle (12) 46,47, 79, 143. 162 Dearduff, Deena (9) 18, j.23 DeBlasis, Mr. John 77, 86, 117 Delaney, John (10) 128 deMaagd, Mr. Richard 113 Demmler, Elaine (9) 52, 123 Dennis, Lynne (11 ) 57, 58, 59, 133 Dew, Jim (10) 128 I Dewert, Dick (11) 133 1 Diebold, Steve (11) 75,86, 133 Dietrich, Mrs. Judith Dilbert, Oma (10) 50, 127,128 Dill, Pete (11)44, 110, 133 Dolle, Pete (12) 143 I Doster, Cathy (9) 68, 123 Doten, David (9) 44, 123 Doten, Jean (12) 32, 36,38,44,45, 50,51,71,143 Downs, Bruce (12) 75, 89, 143 Drew, Doug (10)44,128 Dr .-er, Ellen (11) 93,99, 133 Duncan, Ken (12) 36, 38, 50, 143 Duncan, Linda (10) 50, 96, 100, 128 [Duncan, Laurie (11 ) 36, 50, 54, 92, 93,96,97, 101. 133 Duncan, Lynn (11) 13, 36,46,50,51. 94, 133 I Dunhouse, Bob (9) 71, 123 I Dunphy, Chris (9) 52, 123 Dunphy, Dennis (12) I Edwards, Barb (12) 144 I Egbers, Lynda (10) 52, 128 Eisele, Mark (10) 86, 128 Eisele, Scott (11) 133 Ellis, Rich (11) 133 Ellis, Sherran(lO) 128 I Engleman, Laurie (11) 44, 133 , Ermenc, Mrs. Lisa 112 lEstes, Pat (11) 133 ■ Evers, Barb (10) 53, 128 Faber, Jeff (12) 144 Faber, Rusty (10) Fara, Mrs. Joanna 97, 99, 116, 117 Fast, Cathy (9) 52,94,97,123 Feigelson, Geri (10) 97, 99, 129 Feigelson, Judy (12) 144 Feigelson, Shelly (9) 96, 100, 123 Fetterman, Bob (11)133 Field, Donna (12) 33, 36,46,47,50, 51 144 Filcik, ' Jeff (9) 123 Fils, Albert (9) 44, 60, 112, 123 Fils, Ingrid (10) 33, 50,51,70, 129 Fingerman, Joel (10) 44, 129 Fink, Mr. John 115 [ Finkbeiner, Mary Kay (9) 123 Finkbeiner, Sandy (12)119, 114 Fitch, Jean (11) I Fladung, Kim (11) 50, 87, 133 Fleming, Laura (10) 50, 129 Fletcher, Garland (10) 129 Flower, Graham (11) 133 Flowers, Sheldon (10) 129 Foertmeyer, Tom (11) 129 Foertmeyer, John (10) 133 ,Fogel, Bill (10) 129 Follick, Tim (12) 14,50,51,144 Forst, Greg (11) 133 Foster, Frank (10) 120 Foster, Ted (9) 43,44, 68, 123 Fox, Julie (10) 129 Fox. lohn (11) 133 Fox, Ronald (9) 78, 124 Frank, Cathy (11) 133 Frankel, Lynn (11) 63, 79, 112, 113 Franks, Debby (9) 124 Fremont, Nancy (9) 45, 52, 124 Frey, Lily (9) 124 Friedlander, David (10) 129 Friedman, Dave (12) 144 Friedman, Jim (11) 133 Fuller, Mark (9) 52, 90, 91, 124 Gaible, Jane (10) 54, 79, 100, 129 Gaines, Lydia (9) 53, 92, 95, 97, 98, 124 Gaines, Laura (11) 50, 92, 96, 97, 98, 133 Garlich, John (10) 129 Gaudin, Cindy (9) 52, 124 Gaukin, Miss Terr ' 28 GeDiausen, Sandy (9) 124 Gendell, Carin (10) 36,50,66,71, 99,102,133 Gendell, Dana (10) 52, 99, 129 Gentr ' , Albert (10) 13,43,76,129 Gentry, Chris (12) 4, 144 Gentr ' , Diane (10) 129 Gentr -, Joan (9) 52, 53, 65, 93, 94, 99, 124 Gentry, Tony (11) 10, 14, 64, 80, 133 Gentr -, Vanessa (11 ) 43, 133 Gex, Bob (12) 54, 62, 63, 144 Gezon, David (10) 127, 129 Gezon, Susan (12) 92, 144 Gill, Donna (10) 78, 79, 92, 127, 129 Gill, Tom (12) 36, 58, 71,80, 88,144 Giuseffi, David (11) 134 Gleckler, Jim (10) 25, 62, 129 Glover, Rodney (11) 134- Goebel, Chuck (12) 24, 30, 139, 144 Goebel, Julie (10) 56, 129 Goldman, Carolyn (10) 44, 56, 93, 129 Goldman, Mike (12)45,66 Goldman, Mary Ann (9) 36,44, 52, 97, 124 Goldstein, Biff (11) 85,89, 134 Goldstein, Lori (10) 129 Goldstein, Maria (11) 134 Goldstein, Rhonda (9) 43, 52, 124 Goiter, Elizabeth (10) 52, 99, 129 Gplter, Kathy (9) 124 Goodstein, Steve (10) 129 Gorenflo, Tad (10) 44,129 Gorenflo, Mindy (9) 52, 53, 96, 124 Gorenflo, William (11) Gorman, Mercia (9) 95, 96, 100, 124 Gottling, Phil (10)44,49,70, 129 Gravallese, Albert (11) 87, 134 Graves, Pat (9) 52, 124 Gray, Rosemary ( 10) 92, 129 Gray, Vincent (10) 129 Green, Albert (9) 86, 124 Greenberg, Elliott (9) 77, 82, 124 Greenleaf, Pegsy (10) 50, 56, 129 Greiser, Stephanie ( 11 ) 30, 134 Griffith, Lee (9) 89,124 Grubbs, Amy (9) 124 Gruenschlaeger, Donna (10) 129 Gruenschlaeger, Sharon (12) 46, 144 Guerin, Martha (9) 124 Guggenheim, John (12) 69, 144, 146 Guggenheim, Pete (9) 86, 124 Culler, Mike (11) 134 Culler, Scott (9) 77,124 Gutjahr, Ann (9) 52, 53, 124 Gutjahr, Chris (12) 50,70, 92, 144 Haan, Steve (9) 77, 124 Haggard, Brenda (9) 52, 99, 124 Hailstones, Pat (9) 124 Hailstones, William (12) 75, 139, 144 Haire, Sandra (10) 64,129 Hamilton, Bonny (12) 36, 59, 138, 141,144,145 Hamilton, Robert ( 10) 129 Hammond, Pam (9) 52, 98, 124 Hansen, Ed (12) 62, 144 Harper, Gail (11) 134 Harris, Jon (12) 144 Hart, Julie (10) 33,50,51,129 Harvill, Rick (9) 86, 124 Haupt, Dan (10) 129 Haverland, Ace (9) 78 Hearin, Mist - (10) 129 Heilman, Mr. Louis 106 Heldman, Peter ( 12) 1 1, 90, 91 , 138 Heldman, Tim (10) 118, 129 Henry, Jay (11) 134 Herkert. Evonne (11) 99, 134 Herman, Don ( 11) 25, 134, Hershner, Rick (12) 36. 38, 4 , 50, 60, 70, 149 Hershner, Robin ( 1 1 ) 36, 78, 1 32, 1 34 Hettesheimer, Scott (11) 134 Hicks, Phil (11)44,89. 132. 134 Hilb, Rob (9) 52,82.124 Hirsch, Matthias (12) 34, 35,42, 58. 66,67,138,147 Hodson, Mrs. Terr - lOS Hoel, Holly (11) 23, 36, 50,54,65. 92, 97, 99,132, 134 Hoff, Alice (11) 70, 97, 99, 134 Hoffheimer, Jim (11) 134 Holland, Debbie (9) 79, 99, 124 Holland, Duane (9) 108, 124 Holthus, Jim (11)50,51,86,110,134 Honchell, Mike (9) 124 Hopley, Emma (10) 52, 129 Hoplev, Mar - (9) 124 Houck, Bill (11) 13,36,50,51,75,80, 134 Howard, Elizabeth (10) Howard, Jim (12) 147 Howe, Andy (9) 78. 124 Howe, Betsey (11) 79, 134 Hughes, Jackie (11) 134 Hulick, Mr. David 110 Hunsinger, Pete (10) 23, 76, 83, 129 Hunt, Karen (12) 147 Hunt, Steve (10)52,86,129 Hurst. Brian (9) S2, S3, 124 Hurst, Mark (10) 52,82, 83, 129 Huss, Susan (12) 24, aO, 147 Hutchens, Larr - (10) 76, 7S, 129 Irwin, Jan (10) 129 Isaacs, Gail (12) 147 Jackson, Robert (U) 134 Jacobs, Johnnie (12) 65,95, 99, 147 (avko, Katliv (11) 56, 134 Jayko, Paul (9) 124 lohantges, Jeff (10) 87. 129 Johnson, iay (11) 50. S, 13:, 134 Johnson ' , Sallx (12) 34, 35, 93,95, 99. 101, 14 7 Johnson, Mr. Tom 117 Jones, Todd (9) 64, 124 Jones, Debbie (10) 25,99, 129 Jones, Mike (12) 11, 147 Jonson, George (9) 52, 89, 124 Jump, Mr. Gary 117 iKahn, Ellen (11) 134 Kahn, Irene (10) 129 Kahn, Mike (12) 147,161 Kahn, Steve (9) 124 Kahn, William (9) 82, 124 Kalfus, Linda (9) 124 iKanter, Larry (12) 36,38,42,62,111, 157 j Kanter, Marc (10) 23, 52, 75, 78, 127, 129 I Kaplan, Robert ( 10) 78, 83, 129 Kaplan, David (10) 129, 166 Keith, Tom (10)44,87,129 Keith, Terri (9) 53, 124 Kenrich, Jane (1 1) 36, 55, 132, 134 Kenrich, Katy (9) 124 Kilgour, Pat (10) 129 Kim Kyonghue (9) 124 Kindel, Kana (10) 129 King, Devon (12) 36,46, 50,147 King, Glen (12) 68, 138, 153, 147 King, Marina (9) 52,124 King, Mrs. Marie 28,111 King, Mark (11) King, Wade (10)76,129 Klebanow, Susan (10) 129 Klimboff, Barb (10) 129 Kline, Kathy (11) 134 Kloth, Lois (10) 100,129 Kloth, Lowell (10) 76,83, 129 Knoll, Dave (12) Knoll, Jeff (12)4,78, 138, 139, 147 I Knoll, Sally (10) 11,46,47,79,92, 130 iKorelitz, Brian (12) 36, 62, 147 Kramig, Sue (9) 52, 124 Kramer, Miss Karen 113 Krause, Frank (9) 44, 124 Krekeler, Doug (11) 88, 134 Kreuzman, Jim (9) 52, 124 [Kreuzman, William (11 ) 50, 75, 132, 134 iKroll, Danny (9) 124 Krueger, Mrs. Janet 108 Krueger, Scott (12) 147 Krunjbein, Mark (9) 125 Krumrei, Tom (11) 134 Kuch, Regis (10) 89, 130 f Kuhn, Lloyd (9) 77, 86, 125 f Kuhn, Nancy (12) 68,69, 93, 125 - Lackritz, Eve (9) 95, 101, 125 Lance, Laurie (9) 125 iLandis, Mark (10) 130 Lang, Kathy (12) 38, 147 Lanser, Raymond (9) 125 Larson, Eric (10) 130,85 Larson, Linda (10) 130 Latta, Kim (9) 125 Lazarus, Amy (10) 130 Leavell, John (10) 130 Leslie, Tom (11) 134 Levine, Lori (9) 52, 125 Levine, Steve (9) 52, 125 Levy, Kevin (9) 130 Levy. Steve (11) 162 Lewis, Greg (12) 147 Lewis, Mike (10) 44, 130 Lewis, Mary (12) 46, 147 Lewis, Nancy (10) 50, 65, 130 Lewis, Mr. Robert 15,74,115 Lewis, William (11) 88, 134 Ley, Elizabeth (11) 13, 36,46, 134 Ley, Jo Anne (12) 46,64,92, 138, 146, 148 Lifset, Arnie (12) 146, 148 Linn, Barry (11) 134 Lippert, Debbie (10) 70, 95, 99, 130 Lippert, Greg (11) 78, 134 Lohman, Renee (9) 52, 95, 96. 97, 125 Lowry, Steve (10) 70, 130 Ludwig, Herman (12) 90, 148, 85, 84 Lyons, Robby (11) 78, 134 Mainka, Fred,( 10) 49, 76, 77, 130 Malott, Rebecca (11) 132,134 Mancuso, Mis. Ernestine 113, 127 Manogue, Corrine (11) 134 Mantel, Mike (12) 148,57,71 Mantel, Sam (9) 44,49, 125 Marcotte, David ( 12) 66, 148 Marcotte, Ken (9) 125 Margolis, Robert (10) 130 Margraf, Marilyn (11) 13,45,134 Margraf, Rick (9) 77, 86, 125 Margraf, Tom (12) 75, 86, 148, ISO Marshall, Ed (10) SO, 83, 87, 130 Martin, Dan (11) 42, 43, 50, 134 Martin, Steve (11) 44, 134 ' • ■ Mattingly, Kevin (12) 50,51,148, 149 Mattingly, Mark (11) 50, 51, 134 Maurer, Mar ' Ann (12) 1 19, 148 Maxwell, Jenny (10) 94, 130 McCune, Amy (12) 36, 54, 55, 92, 93, 94, 95, 96, 148 McDonald, Sandy (11) McAuley, Mark (9) 77, S3, 125 McAuley, Scott (10) 130 McCandless, Keith (9) 125 McClellan, Huey (10) 130 McCormick, Mary Kay (9) 52, 94, 100,125 McCormick, Margaret ( 11 ) 50, 94, ' 1 34 McCracken, Debbie (11) 33,36,50, 51,55,92,96, 102, 103, 134 McCracken, Mike (9) 52, 82, 122, 125 McGill, Marianne (10) 52, 53, 100, 130 McGuire, Cheryl (10) 130 McHeniy, Barb (10) 99, 130 McHugh, Jane (12) 148 McHugh, Mike (10) 130 McK enna, Junior (11) 10, 13,46, 50, 96,134 McKnight, Gary (9) 125 McMurrain, Birdie (10) IOC, 116, 130 McNeil, Mr. David 107 McPheron, Mark (11 ) 44, 49, 134 McPheron, Lynn (9) 125, 165 McSurdy, Bruce (9) 125 Meek, Debby (11) 54, 63, 134 Mefford, Carol (10) 16, 50, 99, 100, 101,102,130 Megel, Joe (9) 125 Mendelsohn, Pam (9) 125 Mercer, Jane ( 12) 36, 46, 47, 148 149 Merkle, Jackie (10) 130 Merrill, Mr. Ed 118 Merritt, Lisa (10) 52, 130 Merten, Forest ( 12) 18, 75, 80, 81, 138,148 Merten, Ralph (10) 83, 85, 127, 130 Metcalfe, Tim (12) 70 Meyers, Ken (9) 82, 125 Middaugh, Debbie (12) 93, 106, 148 Middaugh, Susan (9) 52, 79, 92, 97, 100, 125 Miller, Mrs. Doreen 117 Miller, David (10) 130 Miller, Tom (12) 138, 148 Miller, Mr. Harr ' 115 Mills, Bonny (11) 54, 70, 99, 134 Mims, John (12) 148 Mims, Rebecca (10) 130 Mobley, Bill (12)74,75 Mohn, Peter (12)66,148 Mohn, Randi (11) 60, 134 Moore, Kiffv (10) 43, 52, 87, 130 Moore, Linda (10) 52, 54, 99, 130 Moore, Marvin (12) 148 Moore, Stanley (11) 134 Morgan, Steve (9) 125 Morris, Angi (9) 49, 70, 125 Morris, Mrs. Helen 118 Mueller, Janet (11) 98,134 Muir, Jeff (11) 88,134 Murray, Sue (12) 50, 148 Murray, Tara (9) 52, 53, 125 Napier, Mr. Edwin 115 Nassauer, Carol (U ) 46, 50, 51, 134 Nebergall, Eric (12) 148 Nebergall, Peter (12) 43, 70, 148 Neubauer, Mark (10)52, 75, 80, 127, | 130 Neubauer, Rick (12) 139, 151 Newell, Tom (11)75,89 Noble, Mrs. Joyce 108 Noble, Thelmalice (9) 52, 125 Norman, Chip (9) 76,78,130 Norman, Marianne (11) 134 Noyes, James (9) 10, 125 Noyes, Elizabeth (11) 30, 134 Nutter, George (12) Nutter, Kathryn (9) 125 O ' Connor, Diane (9) 56, 79, 125 O ' Connor, David (12) 151 Ogden, David (9)77, 125 Ogden, Tom (12) 44, 57, 151 Olshine, David (11) 134 Osterbrock, Tim (12) Osterbrock, Tom (10) 76,78,86, 1301 Owen, Chuck (12) 12, 36, 44, 45, 49, T 66,151 Owen, Jim (9) 52,66, 125 Owen, Steve (10) 20, 44, 49, SS, 89, 130 Packer, Ann (11) Packer, Tracy (9) 79, 96, 125 Palmer, Denise (11) 135 Pardo, Mrs. Elizabeth 1.12 Paris, Lisa (9) -f Parker, Ann (9) 125 Parker, Dan ( 11) 87, 135 Patrice, Joey (9) 86.125 Patterson, Frank (10) 76, 78, 130 jPatton, Trina (11) 95,131 Pa •ne, Chris (12) 75, 80, 87, 150, 151 Pavne, Katy (9) 52,68,98,125 I Pease, Ann (10) 42. 43, 50, 94, 130 Pease. Bill (1 1) 36. 50, 76, 78, 131 Pease; Ricky (10) 130 Pease, Sally (10) 54,98,130 Pechiney, Jeff (10) 76,86,130 Peeno, Gvven (9) 125 Perkins. Mr. Leo 117 Perkinson, Mr. Robert 32, 48, 115 Persinger, Courtney (9) 52, 125 Peters Marcia (12) 14,38,66, 151 Petree, Karen (9) 52, 66, 94, 95, 97, 125 I Petree, Steve (11) 76,78, 135 Pinkett, Mrs. Maude 118,119 jHpes, Stephanie (9) 125 Pittm ' an, Brenda (11) 135 Pomeroy, Mark (9) 85, 125 Poon, Melanie (10) 130 Prince, Doug (12) Purvis, Brad (12) 151,87, 156 Purvis, Jeff (9)77, 82, 83, 125 Rae, David (11) 135 Ralph. Penny (11)92, 135 Razete, Gina (11) 135 Reed, Dimitri (10) 130 Reese, Mary Jo (9) 125 Reese. Paula (11) 64. 135 Reis. John (12) 75.151 Rem ' bold, Chris (9) 68, 125 iRentfrow, Mrs. Mary 113 Reynolds, Ken (10) 130 Richman, Mark (10) 86, 130 Ring, Steve (12) 151 Ritter, Lee Ann (9)52,53,79, 125 Ritter, Linda (11) 135 Roberts, Kenny (11 ) 65, 75, 76, 78, 79,89,135 Robinson, Peter (9) 125 j Robinson. Sandra (10) 130 Rockel, Mr. Kirt 107 Rodgers, Lynn (10) 68, 79, 127, 130 Rodgers, Steve (11) 25,30,43, 135 Rohrer. Jed (11) Rohrer. Leslie (10) 52. 53, 93, 99, 130 [Roman, Mr. Ed 115 Romig, Mr. Ken 112 Roosa, Betsy (9) 125 [Rosenthal, Roger (11) 135 I ' Rosenthal, Robert (10) 78, 130 [Rossi, Sue (12)46.47,68, 138, 151 Royston, Reginald (10) 130 Ruben, Eddie (12) 139, 151 Rudler, Sherri (11) 97, 135 Rudolph, Lynn (9) 52, 79, 125 Ruehl, Linda (12) 151 Ruger, Ann (12) 151, 160 Ruger, James (11) 135 Rutledge, Heidi (12)56,96,151 Sabatiuk, Lynn (10) 131 Sakelos, John (10) 86, 131 [Sakelos, Mary (9) 126 I Sanders, Greg (10) 89, 108 Sanker, Tom (11) 135 Saunders, Pam (9) 52, 125 jSaylor, Barb (9) 126 I Scales, Barb (11) 135 Schaeffer. John (10) 78 Schaumberg, Jeff (12) 50, 55, 89, 151 Schaumberg, John (10) 131 Schay, Maria (U) 50, 56, 135 Scheele, Mr. Jerr - 85,90, 111 Scherl, Janet (10) 44, 68, 131 Scheuer, John (10) 131 Schickner, Lee Ann (9) 43, 52. 66, 79, 94,95,97,99,100, 125 Schierenbeck, Harriet (9) 52, 98, 126 Schiff, Herbert (10) 78,131 Schimberg, Debbie (9) 43. 92 Schliess, Rolf (11) 135 Schliess, Stephanie (9) 52, 122, 126 Schmid, Mr. Robert 110 Schmidt, Brad (12) 151 Schmidt, Eugene (12) 38, 39, 151 Schmidt, Juliann (10) 131 Sclimidt, Martha (11) Schmitt, Dave (12) 151 Schnacke, Arthur (9) 77, 126 Schwartz, Barb (9) 131 Schwartz, Halan (11) 135 Schwartz, Paul (9) 70, 77, 82, 126 Scott, Karen (11) 102.135 Seasholes, Ann (11 ) 11, 36, 42, 43, 50. 135 Seasholes, Craig (10) 43, 50, 127, 131 Seifert, Susan (9) 126 Seligman, Mark (10) 131 Sells, Liz. (10) 11,131 Selmeier, J. C. (11) 135 Selmeier, Richard (10) 85, 131 Semmel, Ann (9) 126 Seyfried, Jeff (9) 83,85, 131 Seyfried, Todd (12) 151 Shambo, Tom (12) 138,152 Shankland, Marty (12) 38. 62. 71 . 152.157 Shapiro, Lisa (9) 92, 96, 97, 126 Shapiro, Steve (10) 90, 131 Sharp, Cindy (9) 31, 96, 97, 126 Sharps, Paul (1 1) 45, 48, 66, 135 Sharrock, Laurie (9)43.52,57,96, 97, 101,126 Sharrock, Steve (11) 87,133 Shea, Miss Abbie 2S, 112 Shear, Cindy (12) 119, 152 Shear ' , Ronna (9) 52, 126 Shellman, Jeff (10) 131 Shelly, Tim (9) 86, 126 Sherman, Mary Ann (11) Shott, Greg (9) Shott, Sally ( 10) 70,44, 48, 70, 99, 131 Siegle, Charles (10) 86, 131 Sikes, Ann (12) Sikes, Steve (9) 126 Silberhorn, Ken (11) 135 Simkins, Mrs. Jean 29, 68, 112 Sims, Dr. M. Herman 107 Sloane, Martha (12) 44, 152 Sloane, Richard (10) 131 Slone, Pat (12) 36, 38, 97, 102. 103, 152 Sloniker, Mark (11) 49, 126 Slusher, Terry (9) Smith, Brian (9) 52,77,89, 126 Smith, Dan (10) 131 Smith! Mike (12) 152 117 .135 Smith, Susan (9) 126 Snow, Faith (10) 52, 131 Soike, Betty (9) 52, 68, 126 Solomon, Paul (10) 131 Soukup, Mark (9) 126 Spaulding, Jim (12) 152 Spaulding, Mike (10) 131 Spector, Debbie (12) 152 Spector, Mark (10) 131 Sphor, Andrew (9) 126 Spritz, Sue (9) 126 Stadler, Karen (10) 99, 131 Stahlsmith, Lorraine (9) 52, 126 Staker, Debbie (11) 135 Stebbins, Scot (9) 77, 83, 86, 126 Steele, Sandy (12) 38, 66, 93, 152, 153 Stegeman. Scott (12) 75, 139, 152 Stegeman, Tom (11) 50, 135 Stegman, Jeff (9) 126 Stein, Julie (11) 135 Stern. Ellen (9) 44, 94, 95. 96. 97, 126 Stevens, Brent (10) 131 Stewart, David (9) 126 Stidham, Miss Susie 96. Stier, Robin (12) 152 Stone, Kay (9) 70, 126 Stone, Suzanne (11) 70. Stoops. Jenny (9) 126 Streight, Jim (11) 44. 135 Streighl! Steve ( 10) 15. 75. 89. Strieker. Bill (10) 88,131 Stringer! Amy (10) 25, 131 Strom, Barb (12) 30. 69, 93, 96, 102, 103, 152 Strom, Rob (9) 77,126 Swanson, Erik (11) 44, 135 Swenson. Sue (11) 93, 135 Tarley. Kim (10) 44,93, 96, 97, 131 Taylor. Tom (11) 135 Tesch, ' Jeff (12) 24,30,50,51, 5, 138,152 Tharp, Steve (12) 152 Theoharous, Marika (10) 55, 92, 93, 96, 131 Thomas, Dave ( 12) 50, 66, 89, 152 Thomas, Peggy (10) 131 Thompson, Dave (9) 43,44, 66, 122,1 126 Thompson, Kelly (10) Thompson! Pete ( 12) 36, 42. 43, 54,66,75. 13S. 150.152 Tillman. Smiley (11) 25,80,135 Timoncr, Sherri (10) 131 Tobias, Rob (11) 135 Tobias, John (10) 52,83, 131 Toney, Joan (10) 52,66,131 Toney, Marcy (11) 36, 59, 66,70, 79,135 Turnbull, Liana (10) 131 Turnbull, Linda (9) 126 Turner, Don (0) 44, 126 Turner, Kathv (11) 135 U liner, Jon (11) 135 Umbarger, Vicki (12) Ungar, ' Pat (9) 70,126 Van de Pol, -Mike (12) 152 Verkamp. Jill (11) 135 Vick. Irene (12) 152 Vogelgesang, Amy (12) 38, 44, 48, 71, 152 Vogelgesang, Emilv (11) SO, 61 Voige, David (11) 131 Voige, John (9) 86, 126 Voile, Lynn (11) 70, 36, 135 Voss, Alan (12) 152 Voss, Rick (11) 135, 163 Wade, Mrs. Dora 117 Wagner, Fred (9) 126 Wagner, Peggy (10) 131 Wagner, iMr. Robert 115 Walker, Holly (9) VValker, Scott (9) Walker, Steve (11) 78, 135 J Wallace, Mrs. Barbara 118 Walsh, Mr. John US I Ward, Jerrie (11) 13S VVard, Janet (12) Ward, Sally (10) 25,50,131 Ward, William (12) 14,75 Warman, Grace (10) 68, 131 Warman, Tom (11) 135 Warner, Fred (9) 126 [Warner, Louise (10) 131 [ Watkins, Curtis (12) Watkins, Jim ( 10) 45, 83, 131 Watkins, Mark (11) 82, 83, 135 Weatherbie, Garr ' (10) Webster, Mary (9) 52, 126 Weismantel, Bob (9) 77, 89, 126 Weismantel, Richard (12) 36, 145 Welkom, Carl (12) 25, 66, 146 Wellman, Mrs. Florence 118 West, Jenny (9) 56, 126 West, Jerry (10) 50,52, 119,127,131 West, Tom (12) 36, 38, 50, 54, 55, 66, 85, 90, 84, 154 Weston, Virginia (10) 131 Whaling, Holly (12) Wharton, Chuck (9) 43, 52, 86, 126 White, Bobby (11) 12,46, 135 White, Sharon (9) 126 Whitehead, Tom (11) 44, 135 Whitworth, Laura (11) 79, 135 Wilbers, Linda (12) 46, 55, 153, 38, 154W Wilbur, Allen (10) 52, 131 Wilhelmy, Mona (11) 135 Williams, Joe (12) 154 Williams, Mike (10) 131 Wilson. Anthony (12) Wilson, Abby (11) 135 Wilson, Bobby (U) Wilson. Elizabeth (11) IBS Wilson, Kent (12) 5. 154 Wilson, Kathy (10) 131 Wilson, Terry Wilson, Tina (9) 126 Winholt, Peggy (9) 52, 92, 96, 126 Witman, Kirby (9) 97, S)9, 126 Witman, Robert (12) 75, 78, 89, 139, 154 Witman, William (11) 135 Witte, Beth (9) 52,53,126 Witten, Matt (10) 62, 131 Wohl, Dan (9) 77, 126 Wolf, Trip (11) 76, 135 Woodin, Jane (12) 36, 50, 51, 138, 150,154 Woodin, Nancy (10) 50, 102, 131 Woods, Roxann (12) 63, 119, 154 Wooten, Paul (10) 89, 131 Word, Meg (9) 52,70,126 Workum, Linda (9) 126 Wright, Jody (9) 126 Wright, Sandy (10) 50, 102, 131 Yodaiken, Victor (9) 126 ' ' .rrMf- W ' f ' 1 ilfrxtAU- ' •■ p - ' ' JUkii H5 iiT WNING ' S OF WYOMING W proudly salute i r e ovep 2187 studerjts (and. of course, their enthusiastic classmates, teachers and advisors) who have competed, since 1963, m CG E s exciting TV quiz IT ' S ACADEMIC : : In participating they have won for their school libraries more than 17.053 vol- umes of reference books. . We ' re delighted to recognize and encourage the academic achievements of our areas high school students. And we look forward to continuing to do so. THE CINCINNATI GAS S ELECTRIC COMPANY The Union Light. Heat and Power Company . . . Always at your service VOGUE BEAUTY SALON 434-A Springfield Pike 821-9788 Donna, Sandy, Charalene, Joyce SANDER ' S PHARMACY, INC. ' Choose Your Pharmacisi as You Choose ' our Doctor 821-0008 ED BERG AUTO HOMEOWNERS INSURANCE THE MILLCREEK VALLEY NEWS for all ihQ news School and Sports News FISHER PRO HARDWARE HOI .ShllOLDa! d ILhC TKiCAL SlPl M. IIS Kl-VS-PAlMS-Cil.ASS SIH)RTIN( 3 GOODS 8444 V ine St, (. incinruili. Ohio 45216 BIG MELON MKT. Wholesale and Retail Finest Fruits Vegetables STAN GRUENINGER OLDSMOBILEB Phone: 821-8484 8416 Vine St. FT FLORiST S ' -MfitA yi ejrx 8436 Vine St., Cincinnati, Ohio 45215 Phone 821-3196 We walked all over town lo izel these ads. 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Co-editors: Advisor: Activities: Faculty: ROUNDUP STAFF Glen King Susan Rossi Mrs. Jean Simkins Nancy Kuhn (editor) Carolyn Alexander Janet Scherl Grace W ' arman Debbie Chaloud Lynn Rodgers Jane Kenrich Jo Anne Ley (editor) • Holly Hoel Maria Schay Mike Kahn Debbie McCracken Pinky Bloonistrom Patti Slone Nancy Bartsch (editor) Kathy Buka Underclassmen: Diane Bridgeman (editor) Katy Payne Chris Rembold Linda Wilbers Donna Field Mac Foster Kathy Doster Betty Soike Seniors: Advertising: Barb Strom (editor) Cindy Shear Sharon Gruenschlaeger Devon King John Guggenheim (manager) Kenny Silberhorn Bill Lewis Greg Lippert Jeff Schaumberg Photographers: Alan Broun Mattliias Hirsch Cover Design: SPECIAL THANKS TO SPECIAL PEOPLE To Mrs. Simkins, our patient advisor, Mr. Vorpe from American Yearbook, Ivan Paris for his photographic help, Mrs. Beatty and Mrs. Krueger for their patience in handling our innumerable telephone calls and numberous packages, to Matthias for his contributions of excellent photographs to the yearbook, to Nancy Kuhn for all the ex- tra work she did to make this yearbook the success it is, and extra special thanks to all those English students and teachers who put up with our constant interruptions while we were working on this yearbook! Gierv Kir Hey John, go in the office . and turn the radio on . . . Come on you guys we gotta get some jottings dowti before we can go . . . Does somebody ha-ve change for a dollar to get some Cokes? . . . What ya dwing mannnn! . . . Watch out- Glen will get ya with his sword . . . Suey- where are youuu? . . . Mrs. Simkins asked me if my section was finished?! . , . Hey who was going to get those girl tennis scores? . . . WOO! the devil made me do it . . . You put the lime in the coco- nut and drink ' em both together . . Who has been eating the grease pencils? ... Jo said the Index is under her bed . . . and now for the famous mon- key imitation- . . . What sec- tion is Amy on? . . . Let ' s go up on the roof . . . What do you mean I have to do these five pages over? ... Is Sleet on yearbook staff? . . . Has Nancy collected all the money from the sales? Who cares, who cares ... O.K. Keed, you is going to write some cop ' on the Chess Team! . . . Who should we write Happy Birth- should we write Happy Birth- day to next week? Oh, well we are only thirty pages behind . . . Hey man, I ' m Dave. Dave ' s not here. i