Aiken High School - Peregrine Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 210 of the 1965 volume:

4v OMW AIKEN SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL, CINCINNATI, OHIO Volume II of the Peregrine, published by We 1965 Annual 5105 of Aiken Senior High School Editor-in-Chief: Peggy Press Advisor: Mr. Paul Ritchie American Yearbook Company Advisor: Mr. Carl Vorpe PEREGRINE 65 FOREWORD The sounds of Aiken are an accurate guoge of the schooiis life. They portray the schooi's character and spirit. Their unique character resuits from the student body The roar of the crowd, the clash of the football team against its opponent, and the swish of the bus- ketball through the net prove that Aiken is a school where enthusiasm prevoiis. By means of the many diversified activities in which the students participate, the sounds of Aiken are heard throughout the com- munity. The music of the choral and instrumental groups adds 0 note of meiody to our schooi days. The teachers' questions and the studentsi answers re-echo through the ciossrooms, bringing important knowledge, The shrill note of the passing bell always brings with it the rustling of papers, the shutcfiihg of feet, the siamming ct iockers, the hustling of people going to their next classes, and the chatting with friends. Through communication oil of these sounds indicate that the students are gaining cm understand- ing of themselves and others CONTENTS OPENING 1- 15 ACADEMICS 16-37 SPORTS 38-65 ACTIV TIES 66-113 PEOPLE 114-147 SENIORS 148-186 SENIOR INDEX 187-192 ADVERTISEMENTS 193-200 THE MAN Y SOUNDS OF AIKEN I pledge allegkznce 10 the flag V , Chatting during lunch period. Oops! Try agoinV Practice makes perfect OF SPIRI T Coach Karin means business. THE NUMEROUS ACTIVITIES AFTER SCHOOL A club meeang c0mes1o order, A play rehearsal, avg, 55w Shin guards are a must! THE TRAINING OF INQUISITIVE MINDS ll television program. Boning Up for It's Academic Don't blow up 1he school! THE DEDICATED PREPARATION FOR FUTURE Wholesome food builds strong bodies. J thm ruu'fimm YEARS Mn Carmen gives advice. Thumbing through college cotnlogues for information. THE MELLOW NOTE OF FRIENDSHIP Comparing nmes How little it costs to give a thought. 3m Wywhquw W WJWMWUjgaAW' X'aihavxr 4.6.,kh4y; - vagw-Hybi A i The roots of education are bitter, bu? the fruit is sweet. -Ar'lsfo'rle M i 0 f THE VOICE OF Throughout The school year The voice Of Mr. Josef B. Rudolf can be heard lending advice To students and Teoch- ers, making suggesiions for improving the campus, 0dr dressing assemblies, conferring with prominent people in The communi'ry, and calling chTers of importance to the attention of the student body. As principal of a school with over Fifteen hundred pupils and more than forty teachers, Mr. Rudolf is kept very busy in his administrative duties. He has charge of The educational progress of The school, the faculty relationship with students, par- ents, and co-workers, and The physical upkeep of the schoolA He also must receive visitors, speak of schooi oHairs such as assemblies and emcers' workshops, and approve all activities to be held at the school. MR. JOSEF B. RUDOLF Mr. Rudolf and Mr. Van Ness discuss school policies, X. .J LEADERSHIP Mr, George H. Van Ness, the assistant principal, has the responsibility of smoothing the relationship between the school and students. He can often be seen discussing the choice of books with 0 teacher, or checking in new ones because he is also in charge Of the distribution of them. Conferring with Mi: Rudolf on school poiicies, dis- cussing problem students with their parents and counselors, and bringing problems before the student body to be corrected are also part of his schedule, His previous experience as a counselor and OS a principal gives him a valuubie insight into a student's problems. Though his wide range of duties keeps him very busy, he is never too busy to help a student with a problem. MR. GEORGE Hi VAN NESS Mr. Van Ness discusses a problem with students. I a '. h C OUNSEL ORS Guiding seniors in their choices of colleges is not the only responsibilify of Aiken's counseiorsh Helping under- clossmen prepare Their schedules, administering com- petitive examinations for college admissions cmd scholar- ships, and alerting students to career opportunifies are also important duties. Although they are kept busy carrying out These re- sponsibilifies, all three counsefors realize the necessity for individual offen'rion; cmy sTuden? who has 0 special problem is always welcome in his counselor's ofFice Mr. Mach helps Sheila Johnson make program changes. MRh CARMAN MR. MACH Mr. Curmun and Carol Tcrvin discuss future college plans. Miss Tmumer points out vomtionu! opportunities to Pete DiDonofo. FOREIGN LANGUAGE Studying c1 foreign language brings more than the ability to communicate in 0 given language; it brings up- predation of other c0untries and cultures. French, Spanish, Latin, and German are taught through the use of the new est methods, including Films and the language laboratory. These mediums bring more than the sound of the language. To Understand the languages well, the student must under- stand the people who speak them. MRS. BAYER Mrs. Galloway helps a student. A MRS. MURPHY mam MR. PURCELL MR. WESSLlNG 3 MRS. GALLOWAY 0?! 'ery 7.1 MR. BRAUN MR5. CATALIN MR. SMITH M155 WAINER MR. THORNBURY MRS. WHALEN MRS. RYDER MR. VORDENBERG 13mg. '- A ENGLISH The main purpose Of the English department is to pre- pare The student for the future The ability To express one- self and To undersfond others is important no matter what The student pursues after high school. If he chooses To further his education by college or ofher educational institutions, he can expecf fo be wePI prepared by his high school English. Hi5 English will be equally userI if he goes into business. Now when Emerson said that, what did he mean? WWWM CJL'LAA-I 9mm Mr. Braun and class discuss 1he intricacies of grammar. L MR. FIELDS MR. HAYS Mr. Karin makes a mental note of the Emporium ilems. MR. KERIN MR, MERIDITH Mr. Rubendunsf checks the visual aids schedule. Preparing for 0 Elm in Mr. Meridirh's World History class. SOCIAL STUDIES The presidential election, the arms race, The problem of civil rights, and American foreign policy may not be lisTed in the curriculurh 05 such; but they do provide moh ?erial for frequenf, sometimes heated discussions through- out the social studies department. Movies, film sfrips, mock eIecfions, debates, lectures, and other forms of mass medic: are used to inform students of the problems facing the world Today, as well as those which puzzled former generations. Through world geography, world history, modern history, omericcm history, and socio-eco- nomic problems, students become aware of The neces- sity of becoming good citizens. MR. MOORE MRh NEAD MR, RUBENDUNST SCIENCE W Wym- Well, what do you know ubcui that! 26 The call of science To intelligent young men and women is met well here or Aiken. Advanced courses in physics and chemistry prepare students for The space age. Along with the physics and chemistry courses, the natural scih ences complete a well-rounded science program. The newesf facilities and most advanced Textbooks make it easy for The Teachers and students to keep up-fo-da're on the fast changes in the world of science. Are you sure that snakes have bones? MR. KINDLER MR. WALKER Mr. Walker spends much time grading papers. MR, HATFIELD MISS KOENIG MR7 HENDERSON MISS VON HOLLE Mr. Etzel and Mr. McGreevy agree that two heads are beHer than one. MRS. KORN MR. DOYLE MR. ETZEL MISS HANDEL 28 MATH A challenge is sounded: The Challenge to be exact. This is mathematics In every branch, from business arithmefic to diFFerenfiol and integral calculus, the science of mothe- maiics is precise. it opens i'rs doors wide, bur only To fhose who can be accurate and absolutely correct A? Aiken students who wish to become Cl pqrf of the business worid learn to be exact in courses such as business arithmetic and consumer mathematics, For others, algebra and plane geometry form 0 basis for rigorous thinking and logicaI deduction. Algebra II, trigonometry, and analytic geometry challenge The more advanced sTudenr; and col- culus demands the very best of these seniors who partici- pate in The Advanced Placement Program. Mrs. Kern's bright smile helps to reduce the drudgery of math class. MR. MCGREEVY MRS. SHIGEHARA 4.x Mr. Doyle puts a diHicvlt calculus proof on the bcard. MR. STARK MR. THOMPSON Mrs. Shigehcrc explains a problem to puzzled siudent Miss Kirk, Miss Rose and Mrs. Puuszek talk in the hull outside Their rooms. BUSINESS ?X mxfu MRS. PAUSZEK MISS ROSE Mr. Ritchie and his Student teacher discuss the next assignment MR, RITCHIE MR. WILLIAMS The demands of employers for better and more ef- ficient secretaries, bookkeepers 0nd accounfonfs present cm incentive to Aiken business students. The syncopated rhy?hm of the omce machines heard through the building indicates The studems' enthusiasm. WheTher Their goals are To enter the business world after graduation or To further Their education, Their preparation in high school is excellent. HOME ECONOMICS INDUSTRIAL ARTS The whir of busy sewing machines identifies the home economics department, where girls learn all the practical skills of homemoking: cooking, sewing, and caring for 0 family The pounding of hammers and the piercing whine of the power sow are characteristic of the industrial arts department. Here boys receive vocational training in wood shop, metal shop, and mechanical drawing. Mrs. Himes lends assistance in reading a diFchIt putternt Mr. Funk repoirs faulty wiringy Mr. Ford watches as an industrious student works on his project in wood shop. MRS. HIMES MR. FORD MR, FUNK MR7 KELLER Mrs. WoEfe assists Mike Dial with his woodblock. MISS HAAS . MR. HATMAKER '. We: MR7 PARKE MRS. WOLFE 32 FINE ARTS 3; The Fine Arts deportmenf of Aiken is concerned with developing the creoiive talents of its siudents. Skill in this T area Takes long hours of practice and requires dedicofion 1; on ?he port of both Teacher and student The sounds of actors rehearsing, of Tubes TurTing up, of wood chips fiy- l ing and of sopranos singing are all necessary parts of . This rehearsali The fine marching band, choral musicales, I drama productions and cm exhibits demonstrate fho'r the ' culiivofion of these talents is worth The extra effort. Mr. Hmmoker want: To make sure the performance will go well. 33 HEALTH AND DRIVERKS EDUCATION The slamming of car doors and the clicking of fasten- ing seat belts begin every class in Driverhs Training. This course provides an opportunity for sfudenis f0 receive oc- Tuol behind-the-wheel instruction. PrincipIes of driving and driving safety are included in the sophomore health curriculum. Red Cross courses in first aid and home nursing, and a section on planning for the future comprise the sen- ior health program. MISS DEITERS MRS. WATKINS Mr. Bowers shows how f0 make C: sling from a triangular bondage. MR' BOWERS MR' RIEHM Miss Deiters watches with a critical eye as senior girls demonstrate the procedure used in giving a bed bath. p gigsgzmh-meri'ffgr MR. REED 34 PHYSICAL EDUCATION One, Mo, three, four, and exercises are in progress as The physical education program of Aiken sfrives To de- vefop the body as other subiects develop the mind. Good sportsmanship and fair play are stressed 'In both the girls' deporrmenf and The boys' department as sfuden'rs partici- pate in c: variety of sports including volleyball, basketball, goIf, softball, and many others. MR. THINNES MISS MEYERS Hockey season runs from September through the end of October. Okay, boys. Now, nose to the fioor and back up Fifty times!' 35 n. u u n - a - - .- - .Inlrll OFFIC E STAFF IIIIIIIIII lllllilill The office statt ct Aiken is characterized by the eFficient handling of their duties. Keeping track of students and grades, handling of absences, expediting money matters and acting as a public relations tool are only C: few of their duties. By getting the job done they make the school a well run mechanism Jena often calls teachers and students over the P.A. MISS ALTHOEFER MRSt HENDERSON Mrs. Wise uses the calculator to help with the arithmetic. MISS KENKEL MRSt WISE 36 m The lunchroom squ. KITCHEN AND CUSTODIAL STAFF t' The good food and the clean floors that glorify Aiken are evidence of our excellent stoHs. . The lunchroom staff must prepare good clean food, not only for students and teachers, but also for school func tions. The custodial stuff works long hours to make sure the school is as beautiful as possible. Both are long overdue for c vote of thanks from the students, MR. BURKHARDT MRS. GAMMILL The custodial staH. 37 To set the cause above renown, To love the game beyond the prize, To honor, while you sfrike him down, The foe That comes with fearless eyes. -Henry Newbolf and Clifton Chapel THE CLASH OF SPORTS 39 FOOTBALL The soaring Falcons opened the 1964 footboli sea- son with 0 satisfying 6L0 victory over North College Hill, and closed the year with a 25-12 trouncing of Mt. Healthy. This enabled Aiken to post Cl winning season for their second year of varsity competition. The team gave- 0 highly creditable performance in each of their PHSL games and finished with a con- ference record of 3 won, 3 lost, and i tied. Outstanding honors were given to three of our Fol- t cons. Jim O'Brien was placed on both the AIl-PHSL cmd AII-City teams,- Bruce Gets, All-PHSL and AH-City honorable mention,- cmd Tim Burton, All-PHSL. A fine nucleus returns for next year and hopes are high that the Fafcons football fortunes will continue to grow. Varsity: ROW l: Coach Kerin, Ti Burton, Ji Bucher, K. Lungdon, B, Gers, Ji O'Brien, B. Hoeweler, J. Weis, JV Voegele, Couch Need. ROW II: M; Pur- nell, G. Oaks, B. Pembertnn, K. Purdy, B. Barnett, Si V055, B. Burgher, Ai Zacharias, M. Mitchell, ROW III: F StouHer, F. Morgenstern, D. Morgenstern, Tim Burton sprints through the line. Kerry Langdon and Steve Voss move in to make a tackle. 4D Kerry Langdon changes direcfion fo avoid a tuckler. ...N ,mamu-i-r m Mwa-va W MPKv-n- D. Pandorf, R Moyer, G. Bach, J. Aylesworih, T. McFarland, T. Brown. Jim OlBrien heads for puy-dirt. ROW IV: A. Hill, D. Wendel, J. Horn, N Isbel, D Kohsmfl, M Brossenne, J. Story, J. Miller. ROW V: Mgrs. GV Poll, J. Brady, SEASON'S RECORD VARSITY Aiken 6 N, College Hill 0 Aiken 12 Toff 8 Aiken O Wesfern Hills '19 Aiken 3 Cenfrol O Aiken T6 Wifhrow 30 Aiken O WOEnut Hills 30 Aiken 6 Hughes 6 Aiken 13 Woodward 12 Aiken 25 Mt. Healthy 12 RESERVE The Reserve squad again presented us with some interest- ing football. This hurd-working crew of young men con- firmed in their efforts To mosfer 1he fundamentals of The sport, and many of these boys will serve as able replace- menfs for our graduating Seniors, Often overlooked and seldom praised, we wish To com- mend fhe reserves and express our Thanks for Their Fine efforts. Reserve: ROW 1: T, Richardson mgr., A Hill, R. Hunt G, Oberiohn, A. Hoeweler, J. Wood, M. Kelly, F! Neumann mgrA ROW II: J. Johnson, J. Dale, M. Hughes C. Wilson, A. RiHey, H, Stuubifz, J, Story. D. Buck, J Broughton. ROW III: R Puckerf, C. lngels, M. Colmor. T. Costa, K. Moisch, M. Brossenne, J. Bray. ROW IV: Coach McGreevy, L Eves, J. Hay, D. Sfeers, E. Muir, B. Theve, D Kohsmll. RA Jal-m-igen, G. Peek. I ,r Freshmen: ROW l: M. Puuf, R, Pfeifer, M, Kuhn, C, Hoffman, J. Purdyl R. McFarland, J. Nides, F. Koucky, B. Ferguson. ROW II: T. Whittle, B. Burnett, Gt SchoH, Pt Hall, M. McMahon, M. Buck, E. Soergel, T. Barrett, J. Toepfer. ROW Ill: Ht Goetz mgrt, C. Kennedy mgr., T. Sutphin, D. Hulley, B. McCabe, l. Moxley, J. Zoller, G. Robinson. ROW IV: T. Orme, Couch Walker, Coach Reedt 43 FRESHMAN We are proud to present our Hedgling Falcons of Aiken High School. In addition to odiusttng to the rigors of high school life, these boys assumed the task of learning the Aiken way in athletics. Although sIow-of-foot at times and beset by expected errors, the Freshmen gave us a winning season. Based on their performance, we can expect much from them in fu- ture years. BASKETBALL Although losing their opening game, the tastthring F01- cons come on to finish with o 9 won, 9 lost record for the regulation season. OFFense seemed to be the word and the high-Itght was a 112-91 victory over North College Hill, our first time to break the century mark. PHSL play found the boys with a record of 8 won and 6 lost, good for 0 third place in the Final standings. Jim O'Brien led the Falcon scoring and was top point-getter in the league. Tournament ploy found Aiken meeting Woodward, c1 twomtimes loser to the Falcons in regular season games. The Bulldogs managed a 70-65 upset and so ended basket- ball for the year. Varsity: ROW 1: K. Purchman, R. Moore, G. Bach, J. O'Brien, T. Hill, T. Burton. ROW 11: E. Hugerstrund mgr., Couch Meridith, R. Lawson, T. McFarland, J. Milfer, B. Burgher, D. Schlensker, L. Bumngton mgr. Jerry MiHer drives in for u Iuy-upt Jim O'Brien shoots a jump shot. 44 Ralph Lawson goes up for the rebound. Aiken Aiken Aiken Aiken Aiken Aiken Aiken Aiken Aiken Aiken Aiken Aiken Aiken Aiken Aiken Aiken Aiken Aiken Tournament Aiken SEASON'S RECORD 61 89 71 1 12 84 70 66 96 77 86 95 73 22 59 79 85 72 59 65 Colerofn Hughes Withrow N. College Hill Western Hills Princefon Taft Woodward Walnut Hills Cenfrol Hughes Central Wifhrow Finneyfown Woodward Western Hills Walnut Hills Toff Woo dwa rd 79 79 95 91 86 85 91 80 71 62 . 8801 84 51 68 720T 72 81 58 70 Ken Porchmon makes a basket against Taft, Reserve: ROW I: D. Arnetf, K. Mueller, TA Wail, T4 Costa, D. Wagoner, J4 Voegele, T. GlossL ROW II: B, Holland mgr., Coach McGreevy7 D. Strong, J, Johnson, D. Turner, BK Theve, A. RiFfey, D. Bock, B. Hawkins mgr, RESERVE Aiken Aiken Aiken Aiken Aiken Aiken Aiken Aiken Aiken Aiken Aiken Aiken Aiken Aiken Aiken Aiken Aiken Aiken 59 33 36 57 47 35 47 50 36 53 42 50 47 22 44 42 54 4o SEASONS RECORD Colerain Hughes Withrow N. College Hill Western Hills Princefon Toff Woodward Walnut Hills Central Hughes Central Withrow Finneyfown Woodward Western Hills Wainuf Hills Toff 75 62 56 47 42 43 58 52 59 32 48 35 56 ST 48 7O 49 49 As Dennis Back shoots, Jim Johnson gets ready for the rebound. FRESHMAN The Freshman boskefboll Team won The city's Western Division and placed 3rd in The city tournament. Aiken 3O Glenview 47 Aiken 43 Western 39 Aiken 35 Sawyer 54 Aiken 49 Hughes 44 Aiken 29 Lyons 41 Aiken 47 Oyler 25 Aiken 44 Western 43 Aiken 53 Cenfral 27 i Aiken 60 Porter 54 Aiken 51 Gamble 43 Aiken 63 Helnhold 55 Aiken 55 Bloom 51 Tournament: Aiken - 39 Walnut Hills 40 Aiken 50 Bloom 48 Aiken 50 Gamble 48 Sfeve Barron pulls down a rebound Freshmen: ROW 1: D. Linder, G4 Purusko, J. Purdy, B. SuluU, B. Barnett, J. Bach. ROW II: C. Cornell mgr., L. Roemer, J. Zoller, 5. Barron, A Ward, R McFarland, P. Hall, Coach Need. CROSS COUNTRY Humpered by the Iack of a coach at the beginning of the season, The cross country 1ec1m began training for what they hoped would be a successful fall for them. Even though results were not what They ex- pected, fhese determined young men gave their all for Aiken. Denny Johnigen and Mike Benzon make Their move. Cross Country: ROW 1: R. Sweefland, C, Sweeflund, J VogL ROW II: R. Adams, D. Juhnigen, E. Allen, M. Benzon. WRES TLIN G The Fol'con mot squad made a successful debut in varsity competition. The Team f1n15hed third in the PHSL with a 5 won, 3 lost record, and 8 won, 5 lost, and 2 draws for fhe season, Oufsfclhding records were com- piled by Capt. Bob Hoeweler with 14 wins in 16 matches, and Pete DiDonofo, district consolation win- ner. SEASON1S RECORD Aiken 35 Western Hills 15 Aiken 32 Oak Hills 13 Aiken 25 Woodward 24 Aiken 15 Taft 28 Aiken 21 Colerain 24 Aiken 22 Mt. Heohhy 22 Aiken 25 Hughes 28 Aiken 35 Western Hills 8 Aiken 31 Sycamore 18 Aiken 25 Woodward 2O Aiken 20 Coleroin 20 Aiken 21 Tgff 20 Leodis Ross pins an opponent Aiken 8 El'der 35 Aiken 21 Hughes 24 Wrestling: ROW l: P. Volk, R. Ingram, M. Rolf, DA Distal. D. Manner, R. Puckett. ROW ll: K. Purdy, D. Dickmcn, Coach Kerin, B. Hoewaler, M. Schruer, ROW Ill: J. Ernsf, R. Moyer, M. Brossenne, L. Ross, A. Ross. 49 S WIMMING The wafer-Iogged Falcons finally made if info Their new notatorium before the season ended. Proud they are of +he Fine pool and facilities provided for Them. The final Ieugue meet and district meet were held in The Aiken Not- cttorium, which is one of The largesf in the area. Improvements were in evidence This year as the swim- mers Finished Flffh in all Three league meets, Bill Steinou was the only FoIcon, however, to qualify for the stme meet in Columbus. Bill Steinou stroking his way to vidory. Varsity; ROW l; C. Ahrens, N. Wilson, Ce WiIson, B. Sfeincu. ROW ll: Je Story, R. Benzu, D. Wagner, J. McKinney, G. NesbiH, D, Wright. ROW III: R. Miller, C. Krebs, H. Sruubitz, J. Zimmermann, M. Benzon, Te Kirkwoode Varsity relay team churns up the water. SEASON'S SCHEDULE Aiken vs. Princeton Aiken vs. Wyoming 3r. Invitational Relays Aiken vs. Cenfrcl Aiken vs. Walnut HiIls Aiken vs. Woodward Firs1L League Meet at Cenfral Second League Meet at Central Jr. High Invitational cf Central Third League Meef m Aiken SW District Meet of Aiken Dec, Dec. Dec. Jon. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb, Mar. 14 17 I4 21 H 17 20 23 5-6 Freshmen: ROW I: J Muskovin, M. McMahon, J, Toepfer. ROW II: S. Teeter. L. Rodin, J. Nichol, B Stoubitz. ROW Ill: Mgr. C Kennedy, D. Stone, F. Kouchy, D. Beck, R PfieHer. Sikh: .II .9; -1 '1 J HH- BASEBALL With a veteran squad returning, great 1hings are ex- pected from The Foicon baseball nine. Good pitching seems To be The strong point of this year's Team. Bad weather has hampered spring training but the boys seem 1'0 be rounding info condifion and are looking for- ward to game competition. Kerry Langdon takes a healthy cut. Baseball: ROW 1: J. Voegele, J. Dotzauer, P. Padgett, R. Yeager, J. Weis. ROW Il-: D. Pandorf, J. Gin'mger, D. Schlensker, B, Campbell, T, Wilhelm, K. Lungdon. SEASON'S SCHEDULE Mar. 26 Aiken vs. Reading There Apr. 2 Aiken vs. Woodward Home Apr. 5 Aiken vs. Hughes Horne Apr. 6 Aiken vs. Mt. Healthy Home Apr. 7 Aiken vs. Taft Home Apr. 8 Aiken vs. N. Colfege Hill There Apr. 9 Aiken vs. Walnut Hills There Apr. 12 Aiken vs. Central Home Apr. 14 Aiken Vs. Wifhrow Home Apr. 19 Aiken vs. St. Xavier There Apr. 20 Aiken vs. Western HiHs There Apt 21 Aiken vs. Woodward There Apr. 22 Aiken vs. N. College Hill Home Apr. 23 Aiken vs. Hughes There Apr. 26 Aiken vs. Toff There Apr, 28 Aiken vs. Walnut Hills Home Apr. 29 Aiken vs. Wyoming Home Apr, 30 Aiken vs. Central There May 3 Aiken v34 Wifhrow There May 4 Aiken vs. Western Hills Home May 6-29 Sfafe Tournament Bruce Gers I'ecps high for an errant throw. Jim Weis at bu? and Biil Ccmpbeli on deck. 53 TRACK From the corridors and stairs of Building 5 to the Cinders and grass of the track and field, the charges of Coach Reed are preparing for the coming track season. The season opened on CI high note with the boys winning a quadrangle meet with Toff, Walnut Hills, and Central. Prospects are bright for a successful track season, and the possibility of c: trip to Columbus for some of the boys the latter part of May. Tim Burton going over the low hurdle. Over the top, 54 mm: 11519 Truck: HOW I: D. Wright M. Kelly, J. Scheibling, D. Jahnigen, T. Brown, D. Dickmun, R. PuckeH, K; Asher. ROW II: M. Benzon, C. Robbins, J. Johnson, D. Steers, M, Parnell, R. Sweetland, G2 Alien, R, Adams. ROW lli: B. Puckett mgr A, Zacharias, J2 Alyesworth, E2 Woldin, J. Wunder, J. Miller, B. Burgher. T. Burton, Coach Reed, Allen Zacharias practices 1he rUnning broad iump. SEASON2S SCHEDULE Mar. 26 Oak Hills Mar. 31 Taft, Walnut Hills, Central Apr. 7 Toff, Woodward, Western Hills Apr. 14 Toff, Hughes, Wifhrow Apr. 17 Knights of Columbus Relays AprA 22 P.H,S. Invitational Relays Apr. 23 P.H.S. Invifotional Relays finum Apr. 30 Miami Univ. Relays May 1 Miami Univ. Relays finum May 6 P.H.S. League Meef May 7 P.H.S. League Meet Finom May 13 S.W. District Meet May 14 S.W, Dis'rricf Meet May 21,22 Regional Meet May 28,29 State Meet 55 GOLF SEASONS SCHEDULE Mar. 22 Aiken vs. LaSolie Apt 5 Aiken vs. Mt. Heolfhy Apr. 7 Aiken vs. Colerain Apr. 9 Aiken vs. Deer Park Apt 12 Aiken vs. Woodward Apr. 20 Aiken vs. Withrow Apr. 21 Aiken vs. Finneytown Apr. 23 Aiken vs. Walnut Hills Apr. 28 Aiken vs. N. College Hill Apr. 30 Aiken vs. N. College Hill May 4 Aiken vs. Woodward May 5 Aiken Vs, Mr. Healthy, Colerain May 7 Aiken vs. Wifhrow May 10 Aiken V5. Withrow May H Aiken vs, Wyoming May 17 Aiken vs. Green HiIls Mcxy 21 District May 28 State Ray Benza loosens up. Golf: Coach Walker, R. Benza, K. Parchmon, J. Weust, T. Keltner, R. Johnke. Coach Walker checks Ken Purchmun's grip. 56 Varsity: S. Strait, J. Hussey, D. Miller, E. Hugerstrund, Coach Meridith. Eric Hugersfrund and Dennis Miller in doubles acrion. TENNIS The 1965 edition of The Aiken rocket squad Took To the Larch courts to begin preparing for 0 new and brighter year of tennis. With a few changes in personnel The current crop of net-men hope To improve the school's record. The Tennis schedule was nof available for publica- tion. 57 INTRAM URALS The infromurui program is designed to provide athletic opportunity for those students who do not Fmd if possible 10 parficipate in varsity Grhletics. Opportunity is oHerecl for both team and individual competition, and recognition is given To Those who contribute To The program Mr. Keller, director of intramural sports, has arranged a program fhaf begins in the fail and runs until late spring. The big sfrefch for the Hp-off. OHiciuIs: J. Loverich, Mr. Keller, W. Long, D. Stephens, B. Sherman. J. Sfohr. d m g g , xx 39 Al I; f .4: x ? t I h f h a' h u? 58 SEASON'S SCHEDULE Touch Football September Tennis Sepfember Basketball October Bowling November Table Tennis November Gymnastics December Freethrow January Spot Shot February Chess February Checkers February Golf April Softball April Follow the bouncing white ball. 59 Trophies to be presented 10 outstanding participoms in The iniramurnl program. Varsity Cheerleaders: ROW l: 5. Studt, P. Carson, L Muhner, L. Garner, 3 BEedenbuch, ROW II: M. Veulch, CHEERLEADERS The Varsity Cheerleaders perform at u Pep Assembly, 60 Freshman Cheerleaders-ROW I: S. Hughes, A. Benzon, S. Mason, ROW II: R. Swedersky, S Ley, F. Schraer. Reserve Cheerleaders: 5. Baxter, C Perin, S. Weilbaker. K. Purchmun Not pidured are C. Finger and K, Carter. 61 Pigskin Preview Queen AIKENhS ROYALTY Ann Hunnicuff wos Aiken's representative of the Pigskin Preview this year. She was chesen as The queen representative from GAA. Six girls were chosen 05 finalists for The Boskefboil Queen of the Court Dance. The girls were: Sue Block, Janet Lawson, Jill Wheelwrighr, Jackie Cleory, Billie Freeman, and Debbie Toll. The Queen was crowned at The annual Queen of The Court Dance sponsored by Pep Club, Bruce Gers and Jane Bouchonner reigned over The Footbofl King and Queen Dance. They were chosen from fineIists which included Sandy Montgomery, An- gie Jones, Jo Ann Crawford, Jone Bouchonnef, Lois Mulfner, Steve Voss, Bruce Gersl Bob Burgher, Al Zacharias, and Dennis Juhnigen. Finalists for the Basketball Queen of fhe Court were: Janet Lawson, Jill Wheelwright, Billie Freeman, Sue Black, Jackie Cleory, and Debbie Toll. 62 Football King and Queen. Footbol! King and Queen Court: ROW 1: Sandy Montgomery, Angie Jones, Jo Ann Crawford, Jone Boucheonnet, Lois Mulsner. ROW Ii: Dennis Jahnigen, AI Zacharias, Bob ngher, Bruce Gers. Steve Voss 63 Batter Upl Pat tries to spike it. G.A.A. 64 Tori and Jenny get ready to shoot. Girls' Athletic Association is an organization which is mainly concerned wth providing physical activities for the girls here at Aiken. Four times 0 year sport competitions are held in various schools for the G.A,A. teams. These competitions are called Ploy Days. They are held for field hockey, volleyball, basketball, and spring sports which include baseball, archery, tennis, and golf. Aiken's teams have shown their skill and have been very successful at the Play Days. G.A.A. also participates in many other activities. This past Christmas the members gave 0 Christmas Party for the children at St. Rita School for the Deaf. In March they sponsored the annual Mr. Aiken Dance. The money from this dance will be used for a scholarship for an outstanding G.A.A. member. This scholarship will be awarded at the GAA. banquet which will be held this spring. C x. G.A.A. Officers and Managers: FIRST ROW: H. Straight, 6 Golden, A. Hunnictm, P. Pearce. SECOND ROW: R Redmon, L. Hursong, B. Lombing, J. Throckmorfon. THIRD ROW: DV Stevens, N. Howe, P. ROIE, K. Birnbryer, Miss Meyers. FOURTH ROW.- B. Auel, L. Mulfner, A. PeTer, T Keller They start 10 bully. 65 ' 'm , mumw. L , - HM mm HM ?.i'r-u 5W But Today well lived Makes every Yesterday a Dream of Happiness, And every Tomorrow a Vision of Hope. - Solumfion of the Down From the Sunscrit DxbOm EETING BUSINESS H 1 XE H Hum ngms C Q Mdf B CL? 5 CHAN ER Qmwnm Pameuw 9 a KC N P4Uj BRInBOLinSEQ CLOTHlncTo D e E: omi- ma. N Scuom. CAREERS ?N -- SOCIN WORK .. Suuu-ua CORY: Sunk : Dmrtu Pam's :x a Careers??? am. Sun, W . 3' EL '- 9' ?! ' H d . .IH-C. wghlwl I M 8 C t. 9 F301 WSRoaifrmnCW-m 1?, 3 6B OFF! C E WORKERS Office Workers: B. Preising, P. Mountain, T. Bodescu, A. Palmer, C. Musram, and Joanne Kenkel, Secre- Tory. Kim F1ling,typing and running errands are just Cl few of the Tasks that The studenf office workers performed Throughout The year as they helped The secretaries and counselors. J omce Workers: J. Lawson, B. Lewis, D. S'evens, GEM andorf, C Torvin, N. Wainscotr, S, Kidd, MK Haw kins, K Rennegarbe, C Gardner. Office Workers: V. Clem, J. Kogermeier, S. Johnson, M. Wendel, J. Bouchonnet, C. Floyd. STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council OMcers are: A, Peier, K. Parchman, Student Council reflects the dhsire of government by the stu- dent body. It is within This body ?hof communication is estab- lished between The faculty and The studenfsh Among Us proiecfs are The clothing drive and The annual hcollecfion of Chrisfmus baskets. 7O . Donnelly, K. Weisel, J, Ellis. Student Council: ROW 1: B. Pemberron, K. Bradbury, P. Riedel. 5. Montgomery, A. Ehrmamraut, A. Jones, M. Bramel, D. Lyman, L. fn- grom, P Di Dono'cn J Crawford, K. Parchmun, K. Purdy. ROW II: J. Dorzauer, M. Cosh, B Johnson, G. Dickerson, J. Hurf, EL Weiss, A. Peter, P. McCabe, K. Perry, P. Senftl J. Lawson, L. Mulfner, D. Disfel. ROW III: A. Hoeweler, L. Warrenl Dy Kohswlll C. Finger, J. Git tinger, L. Lamb, T. Glossi, J. Wood. 5. Madgen, K. Weisel, D. Toll, A. Donneily, T. Abell. ROW IV: W. Koester, J. Purdy, J. Zoller, M. McMahon, J. Franks, G. Georgenson, L Deumron, R. Swedersky, S. Lcmson, 5. Lay, J4 Ellis, C. Press. ROW V: J. Eaton, T. Orme, P. Hal- vorson, J. White, G. Pemberton, J; Fegelmcn, L. Craig, 8. Ellis, C.Shinkle, J OlBrien, A. Sarrell. ROW VI: B. Glasgow, P. Pross, J. MiHer, A. Hunnicun, $ Kraus, M. Mers. Aiken's mock eJecfion gives The students 0 chance to exercise ?heir Constitutional righfs as citizens. Cast your voie fur the next President of the United States. 71 ITS ACADEMIC Jim Barrett, Lenore Hammons and Denny Johnfgen made up Aiken's It's Academic Team. This team represented the school in o heartbreaking defeat. TOP TEN SENIORS From ninth grade on, The counselors com, pile rests, grades, and leadership qualifies to rate sTudenfs in Their senior year. Students rating high receive recognition and recom- mendations on their college Transcripts. nllIVEM Jim, Denny, and Lenore represenf Aiken. Top Ten Seniors: ROW l: P. Press, 5. Straight, C. Cole, 5 Stemerick. ROW II: A. Peter, J. Earon, B. Bernhardt. ROW Ill: K. Weisel, J. Miller. ROW IV: S Bernard. NATIONAL MERIT HONORS National Merit Scholarship honors Were awarded to finalists Shoren Bernard, Janet Eaton, and Julie Miller. P.S.A.T. These iuniors scored high in the Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test. This Test was ad- ministered to interested juniors to gain ex perience for next year's coilege entrance exams. National Merit Honors: J. Eaton, S Bernard, and J. Miller. P.S.A.T : T. Richardson, J. Wuest, B. Restemeyer, P. Waymer, L. Hunt, J. Holiudcy, M. Webb. 73 HONOR SOCIETY Honor Society: ROW 1: C Yuger, P. Waymen C Ludeke, M. Sumpter. G, Golden, B. Lambert J. Miller, A. Peter, N. Holt, G. Schuhen, L. Massey, J. Ort- hoHer. ROW II: M. Muskovin, M. Veach, A. Kissel, L. Cantrell, 5. Bernard, B. Bernhardt J. Bold, M. Renner, P. Roll, P, Carson, C. Sprung, P. K1eine, J. Eown. ROW III: B. Resfmeyer, P. Prqss, M. Beasley, A. Hunnicun, 5. Straight M. Linder, K. Petry, J. Kugerrneier, R. Rudolph, R. Heins, J. Perry, L. Henrich, N. Klenk. ROW IV: KV Furdy, J. Heminger, FE Stoubitz. P. Pearce, K; Weisel, L Hunt, 5. Studt, K Lynch, L. Poweil, J Preston, N. Green, J. Atkins, C. Sieme- rick, J. Zillich, C. Cole, R. Shrader, J. Nanlz. Honor Society is an honorary club for those AFORLANG s'rudenis who have attained a 3.5 average or above in Their subieds. These are the flags fhaf represent the countries whose languages are studied by mem- bersomfcrluw Aforlong is an organization for those students who have received high marks in a foreign lon- guuge. The members represent the languages of German, Latin, Spanish and French. AFORLANG: ROW I: B. Restemeyer, A. HunnicuH, G. Golden, S. Ames, C. YugerHPquyangL L Henrich. ROW ll: K. Pefry, K; Lynch, ' F...:TA ROWI: J. Teefor, C. SchaeFFer, T. Penson. L Henrich, B. Corey, K. Rennegarbe, F Stone, J. Perry, J Freyiug, B Fonnin ROW II: .fbold L. Lamb P Drake, K Poli,J.Henn,C.Koeh1 ROW III: Mrs. Campbell, P. Kleine L. Cormier, K. Miller M. Lynch, S Straight A. HunnicuHJXR. Heins,fC. C. Tucker, N Howe, P Staubltz G Georgenson E. Loy, S. Hugersirand. ROW IV: C. Stemerick P Pearce, E. Boyersdorfer C Clifton R, F.T.A. F.T.A. is an organization established for those stu- dents who Wish To make teaching 0 career. Guest speakers are invited To the monthly mEeHngs for disI cussions on various Topics. JT Kogermeier, C. Sprung, B. Schwarz, L. Cantrell, ROW Ill: J, Miiler, 5. Straight, J. Eaton, RI Kiefer, B. Auel, J. Orthoffer, P. Press. Books and boards one nor the only elements of education. It is also wise to have a polished apple for the teacher; 75 Presidems: ROW I: C. Yager, S. Kraus, K, Dchre, 3. Bernard, F, Riedel, M, Mers, C. Davis, F. Sfonel S. Baxter. ROW II: J. Cusick, A. Sorrell, K. Waters, C. Mosrom. A. Hunnicurt, P. Pruss. K. Petry, 5. Lay, S. Hanning. ROW Ill: T. Wesfh eimer, J. Weidner, J. Stohr, G. Almer, G Pemberfon, J. O'Brien, A Zacharias, P. Holvorson, K. Parchmon. OFFICERS , This year many Aiken s'rudems look parT in 0 day dedicated To the club emcers. Affer CI morning of discussions and lectures, ?he oFHcers separated into their respective groups. Each gr0up discussed The problems WORKSHOP of fhof porficulor omce. x I Treasurers: ROW I: C. Press, B. Restemeyer, B. Hoeweler, D. Schlensker, J, LovrTch, R. Kiefei, L. Bumngmn. ROW II: B. Lumbed, L Ingram, K. Rennegurbe, V. Hetzer, J. Crawford, K. Weisel, K. Purchmon, C. Sprung, C. Robonus, S. Tinch 76 Ka$ fitRkEI 0A ufu Vice Presidents: ROW I: JW Lawson, C. Bum, PW Duncan, C. Sprung, L. Warren, A. Benzon, C. Mclnh're, S. Studt ROW II: D. Lyman, S. Hardy,J. Ellis, D, Distal, K. Longdcn, J. Dorzauer, S. Strait, W. Longl ROW Ill: Mr, Fields, J. Atkins, J, Kagermefer, P. McCobe, V. Worth, L. Walters, G. Golden, j. Perry, 5. Ley, L, Mulr- ner. $4 WW Secretaries: ROW l: M. Webb, P. Woymer, M. Tiemeyer, .J. Eaton, S. Ames, S. Hust, P. Pearce, WBW Corey, D, Toll, L. Lamb, R. Swedersky, K. Miller, P. Senft, S Burdsol, C. lngrom, A. Donnellyl L, Garner, A. Peter, JW Miller. ROW II: B. Smger, P, DiDonato, J. Theler, B. Johnson, C. Krebs, B. Burgher, J. Mfllerl K. Purdy, MW Parnell. 77 THE PEREGRINE STAFF An occounT of The 1964-1965 year 0T Aiken is The Task of The Peregrine STGHV In These pages sTudenTs can always have a remembrance of Their high school years The STuH Editors have the hectic iob of meeting deadlines. Our Editor, Peggy, has The iob of making The- annuol of '65 Aiken's best The success of The Peregrine expresses The obilify of The sTudenTs To operate as C! unit. Working on layouts for The Underclass Section are Sandy, Phyllis, Ginger and Janet. Addressing letters isn't the only task for Linda and Cheryl of the advertising stuff. Lois, Mary, Marie and Pat compare ideas for extra-curricular activities. Angie, Linda and Fenny edit The Senior Class Section Pam and Chuck discuss sports at Aikenh TALON STAFF Students are kept abreast of Aikents activi- ties by the feature, news, and sports articles in the Talon. Many hours of research and preparation go into each of the ten issues the stoFf produces during the year. The main responsibilities rest on the shoulders of the co-editors, Jane and Carolt Talon Stuff reporters pose for Peregrine camera Debbie and April are in charge of the news and feature sections of the newspaper. Jack and Bill compare sports details. Srchf editors review the Finished product Photographers for the Talon, Tom and Tom, take a qm'ck glance at Hue picture scheduIe, The staff is composed of sfudenfs who have previously token Journalism and those who show Talent in the field of neWSwriTing. Typisi; and proofreaders, Linda, Kim, Lynn, and Brenda, prepare for another ediiion. THE 7' .01 . Il-Ilumcamm mull! ha ., Nut yaw M, nan- Miss Wuiner, The faculty SPOHSDI, and Pam Corson, the business mon'dger, glance at a previous issue of the Talon. Bl m A Girls' and Boys' Week Representatives: ROW I: P. Woymer, C. Carlson, Ce Yuger, M. Webb, P. Breiner. ROW II: G. Moore, Pe Hall, J, Bold, K. Purdy, J. cherrneier. HEALTH CAREERS GIRLS, AND BOYS, WEEK The purpose of the Health Careers Club is To give students cm opportunity to learn about careers in healfh. Each year eleventh- 0nd TweIffh-grade mem- bers participate in the cify-wide Health Careers Day, organized by local hospitals. Many of The club's mem- bers also do volunteer work for the hospifols. This year the club sponsored several bake sales to raise money for a scholarship to be given To c: deserving senior going into 0 health career; REPRESENTATIVES These studenfs were selecfed to represent Aiken or Girl and Her Cify Day and Boysh Week . Health Careers Club: ROW I: Me Muskovin, K. Rennegarbe, J. Miller, S. Kruus, G. Golden, Miss Dei'rers. ROW II: P. Kleine, S, Tolliver, E. Aldersunl M. Cash, CA Cole, 8. Bernhardt. ROW III: Pe Riedel, M. Sanford, F. Lumen M. Koch, S. Moore, B. Vearch. Red Cross: ROW I: M. Howard, S.Ames, P. Duncan, B. Coleman, T. Badescu, Mh Mars, 11 Christol-Kos, C. Perin, FV Breiner. ROW II: D. Lyman, J, Vogf, Ch Mc-fo Aninch, Dh Beck, E. Bayersdorfer, D. Vogel, B. Booth, D. Wade, 5. Trout, L.BuHington, T, Westheimer, D. Juhnigen. ROW III: L, Toepfer, H. Seal, 5. Ley, S. Husf . f, B. Carey, S. Studt, Dh Dew, N Hamilton, D. Muior, C. Tucker, D. Sanford, L. Shafen l? .1 RED CROSS Vqunteer work is a must for the homeroom rep- resentatives who participate in the Red Cross. The major goal for this year was The Appalachian proi- ecf, a clothing drive which proved To be a success. Red Cross Officers: L. Bumngton, 3; Corey, M. Mers, S, Studf. 83 BUSINESS CLUB Business Club offers ifs members an opporfunify To investigate ihe businesses which They intend to en- ter. During the year members made several field irips, one of which was to Procter cmd Gamble. One of The club's money-moking proiecfs was a boofh cut the Cora nivol, The big eveniL of the year, however, was The club's becoming a member of The National Future Business Leaders of America. Business Ciub ORicers: ROW I: K. DeVore. M, Tiemeyer, D. Wyoif. ROW H: S. Smith, S. Tinch. ROW III: L. Walters. Business Club: ROW I: A. Hurdike, L. Wordwell, L. Tracy, J. Moses, J. Torter, J. Sims, P. Chirwood, S. Tinch, D. Wynn, P. Durham, J. Bouchonnei, T. Borkhou, M. Reis, K. Schraer, L. Massey, Miss Kirk. ROW II: T; Kusee, C, Eaton, R Brown, F. Mountain, J. Suttie. G. Styles, 5. Kidd, Mi Wendel, M. Tiemeyer, E. Lehn, L. Hirth, K. Joyce, 8. Allen, B, Veaichl T. Ormes ROW Ill: L, Henrich, K. Firhen, K. Eaves, R. Rissel, J. Moerlein, Bi Auel, BA Lewis, Ki Coleman, 3. Block, K Adams, Ji Appel, J. Whifis, D. Frazer, Ji Cost, C. Weinberg, C. McAninch. ROW IV: L, Runey, K. Bradbury, P. Underwood, 5. Smith, M. Roney, R. Durham, E. Bailey, 8. Cor fer, S. Mathis, S. Johnson, L. Walters, C, Gardner. K. Devere, 3- Sowders, N. Woinscoit, M. Sanford, DA Sexton, C, Tcrvin, B. Maxwell. L ii 34 Council on World AHairs: ROW I: C. Yoger, C. Bernard, K. Dommcnn, P. Under, M. Webb, 5. Bernard, J. Kagermeier, V. Hetzer, J, Miller, C. Ludeke. ROW II: P. Woymer, .L Fisbeck, J. Bliss, B. Nardyke, J1 Hussey, B. Glasgow, Mn Fields, L. Hcrnmons, Ah Hunnicuff, Kh Pelry, B. Lambert. COUNCIL ON WORLD READING CLUB AFFAIRS sieiffdgxsmizz tisdszgiigzgisi?2:: H Braun read and discussed books other them Those re- M The Council on World AHoirs tries to present To its quired in The curricqum. members a picture of the world and ifs many problems. During the year the Council hears well-known speak- ers, has discussions, and performs other inieresfing activities. Reading Club: SEATED: J. Eaton, 5A Sfroighf, P4 Linden STANDING: J1 Miller, C. Ludeke, 5. Bernard, C. Bernard, K. WEiSEI, a H, J? 1U 4 , $12 I h 85 YvTeens: ROW l: S. Burdsof, M. Koch, G. Schul'ren, P. Riedel, P. Pumas, 5. Baxter, T. Borkhuu, A. Jones, L. Tracy. P. Mountain, N. Fohrenbruck, K Carter, S. Doeme'm, P. Drake, M. Rennerl ROW H: K, Bradbury, C. Schneider, M. Gard, B. Praising, L. Tracy, P. Carson, J. Smith, C. Rumpler, N. Klenk, M. Veotch, L. Lamb, L. Warren, T. WeiseL G. Bcdescu, M. Reis, C. Sprung, L. Hussey, C. Wall. ROW III: C. Suwtell, K. Weisel, D. Smith, D. Dew, C. Ingram, C. Rabanus, M, Hawkins, C. Mclnfire, G. Moore, B. Weiss, K. Adams, L. Acres, M, Kuhn, L. Betts, T. Bodescu, D. Fain, E. KoeH, P. Richards, P Press. ROW IV: N. Howel K. Birnbryer, K. Wafers, L. Smith, K. Lynch, L Hunt, 5. Studt, M. Sumpfer, L. Powell, P, Stoubitz, M. Clifton, D. Garrett, R, Rissel, C. Rabonus, CA Shinkle, B. Brmon, J Smith, L. Overesch, C. Findley, J. Weidner, D. Walter, F, Sfone, Miss Koenigl Y-TEENS Amliafed with the Young Women's Chris- Ticm Association, The Aiken Y-Teens was bond- ed fogefher for fun and service. Members participated in such varied octivifies as 0 Go to-Church-Sundcy , ioinf meetings wifh The Hi-Y, and The cmnuaI potato chip sole. x w Y-Teens Officers: C. Mclntire, P4 Riedef, C. Rcbonus. C. lnu gram, C. Sprung. 86 HI-Y HIC-Y is one of Aiken's few oleole clubs. Members follow C: program of Chrisfion fel- lowship and welfare as They strive To barter Themselves and their community. Among other service proiecfs, The boys sponsored The do- nation of food baskets a? Thanksgiving time. Hi-Y OFFIcers: Mr. Bowers, J. Heminger, B. Richards, K. Parchman, J. O'Brien, Jh Theler, K. Purdy, Mr. Hays, D. Distei. HihY: ROW I: Mr, Bowers, DA Dickmun, Th Glossi, D. Marmer, N, Wilson, A Hoeweler, D. Disfel, J. Heminger, B. Nordyke, Mr. Hays. ROW II: D Wright, J. Hussey, B. Becker, S. Guenfher, Eh Hagerstrcnd, J, Dole, D. Morgennern, K. Purdy. ROW III: B. Hoeweler, T. Bruckman, JA Story, C. Wilson, R. Jahnigen, Bh Richards, J. Luderer, J. O'Brien. ROW IV: D. Back, K. Klumpeh R. Lawson, J. Theler. G. Pemberton, A. RiRey. M. Parnell, K. Pcrchmunh B7 A-Club: ROW l: J. Voegele, R. Ingram, J. Cross, R. Yeager, B. Stefnou, J. Dotzauer, J. Weis. D. Manner. P. DiDonoIo, B. Puckett, D. Morgensfern. ROW ll: G Poll, B. Barnett, D. chkmcm, N. Isbel, L. Buffington, J. Hussey, E. Hagershond, J Scheibling, R. Benzo, R. Sweetlcnd. ROW HI: M. Benzon, G, Allen, D. Pandorf, D. Juhnigen, K. Purdy, A. Zacharias, K. Langdon, R. Adams, B. Richards, S. Strait. ROW IV: R. Johnke, J. Horn, F. Morgenstern, J. Luderer, J. Vogf, B, Hoewel- er, K. Parchmun, M. Parnell, G Oaks, T. Burron, B. Gers, J. Wunder. ROW V: D. Miller, R. Lawson, E. Waldin, D. Schlensker, T Kehner, B. Burgher, BK Pemben ton, JV Miller, T McFarland, J. Theler, T. Wilhelm. A-CLUB The A-Club was organized This year by The Varsity leftermen es 0 service club. While several members served The schooI as color guards, others stood cu? in all kinds of weather directing TrcFFIc during school evenfs. Members also pofrol the lunch lines. A-Club OfTIcers: M. Parnell, J. Miller, B. Burgher, D. Schlensker, K. Longdon, P. DIDoncno, A. Zocharics 88 VISUAL AIDS The Visual Aids Crew helps The foculfy by de- ! Iivering movie proiectors, tape recorders, and record players to The proper rooms. Learning to operate the equipment is another goal of fhis club. Viswl Aids Crew: D. Shelton, D. Middleron, D. Weller, D. Mun- gino, Mr. Rubendunst. COLOR GUARD The color guard symbolizes student pa- Triofism. Each school octivify is preceded by fhe pledge To the hog. IT is the boys' respon- sibility to see that proper care is taken of our nofionol flag. Color Guard: E. Hugerstrand, R. Adams, J. Wunder, R. Sweeflond. RADIO ELECTRONICS Formed to quench a thirst for knowledge, the Rodio-Efecfronics Club meets once 0 month. AT Their meetings members discuss ratios They have developed and other proc- Ticol electronic problems. SAFETY COUNCIL For those students especially fnferested 'In The field of safety, The Safefy Council pro- vides excellem training Students in This dub are frequently members of the ciTy-wide Safe- ty Council as Well. Rudio-Electronics: ROW 1: SA Hovemeyer, D. MOHQino, D. Stone, B. Ehrenschwender, ROW II: J, Jueger, 5 Sirei', C. Ross, C. Richards. Safety Council: ROW I: Mr. Kindler, A. Half, 8, Glasgow, E. Lay, B. Praising ROW I1: C. Crawford, J Cleary, C. LePere, 5. Hogerstrund, P. Breinerl L Burksl J Rossiten Math Club: ROW I: F. Stone, B. Singer, J. Heminger, B. Johnson, C. Siemerick, J. choni ROW ll: Mr. Doyle, J. Ziliich, 5. Bernard, P. Under, K. Miller, C. Wall, P. Press, P, Siaubiiz, P, Pearce; MATH CLUB A new club at Aiken This year is The Mmh Club or rhe Probability and Statistics Class, Membership in this class is limited to sfudenis taking Moth IV, or iiih and ith grade advanced placement mofh. Under the direction of Mri Doyle, meetings are held once a week. The purpose of The club is to give students 0 back ground for college courses in Stoiisiics and Probability. Chess Club: B. Singer, CHESS CLUB Chess Club is one of The few clubs of Aiken which was organized purely for the enioymen'r of its mem- bers. Meeting once ct week, The members pit their skill as chess players against that of iheir fellow members R. Kiefer, J. Ellison, Mr. Rubendunsf, P. Kiefer, Gi Aimer. -.V.:' . ff e Ill! Library Stag: SEATED: R Brown, M. Howard, C. Bernard, P. Crawford, 5. Trauf, S. 1vey, C. Wiley, P. Arszman, J. Cusick, D. Stone, A. Hul'l, G, Schulten, J. Fe- gelman, D. House, S, Goirher, STANDING: F. Stone, M. Martin, S Buin, L Simpson, R. Bolton, D. Christukoa J. Helm, F. Lunter, P. Feirh, B. Smfddy, D. Stevens, A Cameron, V. Gfozier, D. Wellen R Burks, J, Fisbeck, J Sweefland, R. Bomb LIBRARY STAFF The Library Staff is composed of students interested in donating free time To aid in the smooth operation of our library, Assisting puv pils, checking books in and our, 0nd arrang- ing books on The shelves are bu? a few of the tasks These students perform Stage Crew: ROW l: J. Hoeweler; N, Hetzer; S, Streir, M. Parnell, 5. Hovemeyer, D Mcnginu; R. Hartman; W. Schull; D. Beck,- ROW II: Art Club: ROW 1: K. Forbes, Mrsi Wolfe, Ki Petry, B. Johnston, H. Straight, V, Groves, V. Hetzer, CV Klosterman, J. Atkins. S. Medke'f'i. E. Rohr, J. Holiaduy, J. Kagermeier, D, Vogel, L. Lamb, 5. Dummann, E. Duesing, Mi Meinhurt, K. Dammann, CA Ludeke, T. Westheimer; D, Juhnigen; B. McDoweli; R.-Borei'rher; J. Comenro; S. Hardy. ROW ll: L. Acree, P. chmer. ART CLUB Art Club offers any interested student an opportunity To use his creative ability. Organ- ized primarily as a service club, The Art Club supplies The school with Christmas decoru- Tions and scenery for ?he plays. STAGE CREW The Stage Crew performs iis hidden duf- ies behind the stage curtains. The members of The crew have given many hours of their Time toward The success of Aikenis produc- tions. 93 THESPIANS The TheSpions represent the elite of Aiken's dro- mofic talent Membership is obtained only after c: per- son has accumulated ten points by Working on the various phases of Aiken's dramatic produc'rions This year these drama sfudenfs participated in severoI pro- ductions, among Them You Can't Take I? With You. Tony and Alice Ohl Don'f let me interrupt Thespiuns: ROW l: J, Confento, J Fisbeck, R Coombs, P Duncan, L Lamb, PvDroke. ROW II: B. Davis, J. Crawford, T. LeGrond, J Ellis, B, Hale, P Wuymer. D. Lyman, M. Webb, J, Eofon, T. Wesfheimer, L. Ingram, S. Hardy. ROW III.- 5. Rose, C. Press, J Zillich, J. Weidner, A Sorrell, C Sprung, 94 Masgue 8: Mime: ROW l: L. Warren, T. Weisel, B, Hale, P. Drake, M4 Bromel, M. Mars, 5. Baxter, K. Carter, P. Waymer, S. Wilson, P. Hurles, J. Fisbeck, C, Sprung, J, Parres, C, Sprung, ROW II: C. Findley, L. Overesch, 5. Peter, B. Britten, M. Webb, M. MaHingly, B. Praising, K. Petgy, G. Moore, 5. Ames, M. Linder, J Perry, L. Lamb, C. Crowfordl CV Finger, P Duncan. ROW III: C. LePere, JV Contento, J. Stemerick, AA Sorrell, A. Peter, J. Crawford, J. Zillich, L. Mgram, E. Due- sing. P. Breiner, J; Jones, JA Eaton, S, Burdsal, K. Pcrchmcn, J. Weidner. ROW IV: T. LeGrund, S. Submo, 54 Hardy, J. Contento, D Lyman, B. Resremeyer, R. Burkes, V. Marcello, B, Johnsfon, C. Addison, C. Wolf, S. Medkeff, S. Dommann, H. Straight, L. Smhh, J Ellis, C Press, D. Vogel, R. Bowling, J. Weidner, Dinner will be ready in a minute folks. MASQUE AND MIME The Flne art of drama is represented by Masque 0nd Mime. Many students who do not act in The production serve in ofher ways. They can be found selling tickets, creating costumes or applying moke-up. Mosque and Mime OHicers: M. Webb, A. Sorrell, C. Press. 95 YOU CANT TAKE IT Aiken's felt production, You Con'f Take It wifh You , was presenfed to the community, faculty, and student body in November. Be- ginning with an eccentric household of snakes, marimbu playing, ballet doncEng, and non- payment of taxes, if climaxed with em en- gagemen? between Alice and Tony. Miss H005 and Judy Contemo were The faculfy cmd student advisers Miss Wellington enioys herself. Rheba and Donald check the days' evenTsV Well Lord, . . . Grandpa lectures Tony 0n happiness, 96 WITH YOU Tony offers Alice c1 drink. Essie practlces ballet. Kolenkhov and the Grand Duchessv G.A.A. G.A.A. is a club which emphasizes girls' othlefiCSV Throughoutl the year members porti- cique in bowling, hockey, volleyball, basket- ball, and golf, This year The club decided to give a one hundred dollar scholarship to c1 deserving senior member of GAA. E! ii ? inn! um um G.A.A. omcers: H. Straight, P. Pearce, A. Hunnicun, Miss Meyers, G. Golden, B. Lambert. G.A.A,; ROW 1: S, Allen, M. Reis. T. Keller, B Lambert, W. Pleasants, P Duncan, P Howard, S. Kinne, J. Fisbeck, P. Corson, T. Bcrkhuu, E. Hudler. ROW El: L. Bridges, L. Lamb, L. Warren, C. Finger, H. Stroighr, P, Kleine, R, Brown, T. Weisel, 5. Peter, M, Morgan, E. Koehl. ROW III: P. Roll, 3. Weilboker, S. Straighf, M Muskovin, B. Weiss, J. Appel, C Sprung, K. Adams, L. Cantrell, G Golden, A, Hunnicu'rt, L. Overesch, ROW IV: B Britton, S. Studt, J. Crawford, R. Redmon, 8. Anal, B. Lumbing, A. Peter. 5. Hust, L. Hursong, K. Birnbryer, J. Afkins. ROW V: J. Throckmorton, P. Fairh, N. Howe, D. Stevens, P. Press, P. Underwood, P. Pearce, A. Cameron, B. Schmulz, S. Hagerstrand. 98 D. Lyman, D. Wade, G. Golden, L Garner, M. M. Cash, E. Lambert B. Hole, Mr, Hotmuker, C, Sprung, C. Sprung, M. Renner. ROW H: J. Wallace, B, Davis, P. Conners, J. Weidner, B. Comen, J. Ellis. Ensemble: ROW 1: Webb, B. Auel, J. Crawford, 5. Hust, J. Eaton, G. Davis, G. Dickerson, ROW Ill; ENSEMBLE TRIPLE TRIO such as communiry events and P.F,A. meetings. The The Aiken Ensemble performs in many activities, such OS The Thanksgiving and Chris'rmas Concerts. - organization expresses The musical talem of its mem Their performances were heighTened by their new uni forms, purchased with The money from the candy soie. bers. B. Hale, M Webb, C. Perin, CV Sprung, S. Husr, M. Cosh, J, Eaton, C. Sprung. 8h Lambert. Triple Trio: ROW I: M. lbold; D. Meyer; B. Armsfrong; M. Kissef; C. Abel; B, Bowman; N. Andrews; D, Under,- L McKinney,- B. Creusey; R. Harris; J Rossiier; S Schrich- tar,- G, Bovill; J. Widmer; A. Benzon; L. Deurnron, ROW II: A. Deiarnefte; L. Heminger; G. Reneer; L. Maxwe ; D. Colter; B. Eaton; C, Sweel; JV Nichoi; B. Drake,- T. Nichol; B. Graham; N- Smifh; R. Swedersky; L. Bruce,- D. House; C. Busby; Mr. Hutmoker. ROW III: M Clurk; B. Spicer; S Powsaf; J Henn; C. Reis; F. Koucky; G Moore,- 5, Ley; L. Word; E. Lay; J Becker,- C. Thaubol'd; J. Franks,- L. Toepfer; M. Swain; K BreckeL ROW IV: A, Garcia; B. Dale,- G. Young,- L. Hull; 3 Reuss; J. Zoller; A lsoucs; S. Ivey; C Runyon; S. Soif; J, Thomas,- S. Fisse; G. Linder; C. Armor; P. Pruss; N. McComcas Choral Presidents: N. Davis, D. Lyman, S. Ley, A. Sorrell, M. Webb. 100 FRESHMAN CHOIR After many weeks of practice, the Freshman Choir made its first appearance at Aiken's Annual Christ- mas Concert. Their excellent performance showed that the practice time was wisely spent. The Choir mem- bers also participated in the Spring Concert. SENIOR CHOIR The Senior Choir added to the enioyment of the holiday seasons by dispiaying its musical talents qt Aiken's Thanksgiving Program and Christmas Concert. The Choir also performed at the Spring Concert. Be- sides these programs, the members helped raise money for the Music Department by selling candy. Senior Choir: ROW I: L. Wurdwell, G. Lenzer, C. Perin, J. Weidner, K. Coleman, 5, Block, C. Eaton, Bt Praising, SA Conley, L. Craig, J. Moses, M. Cash, T. Keller, P. Duncan. ROW ll: Mr. Hutmcker, S. Shaver, Pe Reed, MA Muttingly, M. Jones, C. Clifton, B. Booth, Jt Dotzouer, JV Ziltich, A. Sorrell, J. Perry, 5. Dansberry, M. Veatch, S. Honann. ROW III: B. Veutch, A. Peter, J. Contento, Mt Brockbank, N. ngewullu, T. Allgeier, J. Henry, L. Puckett, A. Hall, A. Cook, K. Lynch, C. Addison, D. Arnett. ROW IV: C. Taylor, L, Rohe, S. Medkeff, L Cormier, T. Glossi, M. Kelly, T. Gittinger, B. Snell, Jt Gittinger, A. Rittey, E. Muir, C. Wilson, B. Burnett. Glee Club: ROW I: F. Arszman, J. Freyfagl R. Bolten, P, Senff, JA Beck, C. Cobble; D. Fain, P. Schruer, R. Bryant, D. Norwood, Mr. Harmaker. ROW II: N. Dov. is, J. Davis, R. Bauer, M. Conley, C. Graham, M. Martin, J. Endres, C. Copeland,- C. Weinberg, L, Scroggin, S. Smiddy. ROW III: C. Ingram, E. Loveioy, D. Wil- liams, M. Clifton, V. Worih, L, Ader, D, Foglesong, G. Johnson, C. Kuluiiam C. Barsan, J. Irby, 6. Jackson. The Music Department sponsors The sale of candy. GLEE CLUB The Glee Club is onoTher important chorof group of Aiken. The club provides a place for The develop- ment of musical Tolents. Members performed in the Christmas and Spring Concerts. GIRLS , CHOIR A new choir of Aiken this year is the Girlsl Choir. Membership in this choir is open to girls in the ninth Through the twelfth grades. Members, decked 'In ?heir navy blue jumpers, song in several concerts during The year. Girls' Choir: ROW l: L. Beurghmon, F. Brewer, M. Bryant, Pl Brewer, R, Redmon. J. Beck, 5. Bali, M. Hannaford, C. Jones, C. Reinhardh Sh Hanning, R, Prewitt, M Green, ROW II: S. Hughes, K. Collins, P. Wright, L. Brewer, D. Walter, N4 Kidd, F. Shiveller, S. Lawson, D. Pfankuch, S. Perkins, D. Wiesi, K. Cortan'Mr. Hmmck- er. ROW I: J. Dillman, P. Roll, 5. Lay, K. Parchman, S. Tolliver, P. Karos, R. Deremo, L. Lamb, P. Durham, J. Burz, W. Schroeder, J. Wheelwrighf. ROW IV: C Meadows, J. Lynch, P. O'Brien, C. Siodahl, D. Clark, A. Burnaby, B. Coleman, C. Tucker, B. Schmolz, P. Parmon, L. WarrenJyLISoester, . a, Band; COLUMN l: D, Distal, G, Poehner, H. Straight, D. Mopes, N. Hamilton, P. Volk, B. Glasgow, K. Hamilton. COLUMN II: C Krebs, M. Boyd, E. HOE, D. Major, L. Glasgow, H. Peterson, A. Ross. COLUMN 1 : J. Heminger, G. Fay, Pt Sous, Pt Crawford, J. Cusick, M. Adams, C. Gottschong, J. Distal. COLUMN IV: G, Nesbitt 104 B. Heckle, J. Eisele, N. Dawson, J. Ley, SV Straight, M. Holtmun. COLUMN V: K, Mclntire, De Osborn, S. Weisbrod, G. Morse, C. Snowden, J. Peters. COLUMN VI: L. Rodin, S. Throckmorton, C. Morse, T. Bnyersdorfer, G. Voorhees, V. Worth, B. Martin, J, Sandert COLUMN VII: K. Klumpe, J, Robunus, M. Blackburn, J. Fuig, R. BAND One of the most active groups at Aiken is the bond. Th bond marched at the footbaH games, participated in concerts and assemblies, and provided music for the annual school musical. Together with the rest of the Music Department, the members of the band sold candy in order to raise money for uniforms and in- struments. Developing an appreciation for good music is one of the goals of the Orchestra. The other is being able to play with good tone and quality. Mr. Parke, Aiken's Bond and Orchestra Lender. Band Officers, 5. Straight, L. Mulrner, L. Glasgow, and D. Distal, char before class. Shelley, C, Peters, L. Cost, M, Kingery. COLUMN VIII: P. Morse, B. Jordan, P. Rich- ardson, L. DoyEe, M. Mullins. C, Ahrens, J. Robinson, 5. Longdon, Maioreftes: 8, El- lis, B. Montgomery, A. Reeves, C, Mcsrom, PK Hirsch, L. Burks, L. Townsley. ORCHESTRA Orchestra: ROW l: R. Benza, C Hicks, P. Callahan, S. Lynch, J. Gilmer. ROW H: G. McMickle, T. Johns, B. Krmz, A. Geyler, K. Katz, R. Hops'er, P. Richardson ROW III: E. Alderson, J. Miller, M. Brown. 105 DRILL TEAM Marching in rhythmic sTeps, the Kestrell- ettes entertained us with Their varied routines Throughout the fooTbczll cmd basketball sea- sons. B. Bernhardt; J. Lawson, J. Cleary; L, Craig; T. Budescu; J. Fege1mon; F Senft; M. chkiu B. Montgomery; V. Clem; A. Reeves; P. Hirsch,- C. Mosrcxm; L. Burks; B. Ellis; L. Townsley. .................I.;...V.... Mukw.m..mi. . w 'w Camll Masrurn, heed muiorette. The true school spirit is refiected in the Ma- jorettest In their sparkling costumes they lead the bend down the football field. With their high steps and unique routines they indicate that they are behind their team all the way- Co-coptoins Barb Bernhardt and Kathy Waters with their sponsor Mrs. Watkins. 107 PEP CLUB School sbirif is Aiken's way of explaining the great number of members in The Pep Club. The sponsoring of pep rallies and busses fo awqy-gomes was among the activities of this club. 0 great the name of Aiken . . .' ; 4:1 Pep Club Officers: Miss Deifers, JA Ellis, J. Lawson, L. Muhner, 5. Lay, A. Barnaby, J. Crawford, K. Parchmcnl T. Weisel, K, Porchmon. SENIOR C LASS CHRISTMAS PARTY An ammo! even! of Aiken is The Senior Class Christmas Party Seniors, having been excused from fifth and sixth bells, spent their time dancing, folking, singing, eating, and having a good Hme. The honored guesf of fhe afternoon was naturally Some Cloush He spenf mos? of his time listening To the requests of the Senior girls. Must be Santa, Santa Claus, hAnd a good time was had by all. Just follow me. .m s u m e L r d E h .m n r U f s n .m r n m n 0 C e In t IO n U n O D Le .m L VARSITY VS. FACULTY Faculty players anxiously await their turn. Alien Zacharias snafches bull, Mr. Hatfield knocks bolt into piay. Being an annual event, The Vorsify-Fucuity Game is one which marks the speed and accuracy of our Varsity Foofboll Team. A tie score climaxed on exciting game. Another lump bull. Mr. Ford guards Varsity as Mike Parnell passes boll. The murmuring of many voices, the upfurning of many faces, the pressing on of many footsteps in the oufskiris of the crowd, so Tho? i'r swells forward in a mass, like one great heave of water, all flashes away. -Chc1rles Dickens THE RUMBLE OF UNDERCLASSMEN 115 FRESHMEN Abell, Carolyn Ader, Linda Alford, Shirley Alien, Donna Allgeier, Theresa Anderson, Charles Arironovich, Bob Aritonovich, Dorothy Armor, Cheryl Armstrong, Barbara Armstrong, Tom Arszman, Pqt1y Atkins, George Bach, James Barnett, Robert Barron, Steven Burwick, Bob Bauer, Roseann Boyersdorfer, Torn Beck, Dan Beck, Jean Becker, June Beel, Holly Beisel, Dennis Belcher, Johnny Benzon, Alexis Berling, Gary Bishop, Donald Bohunon, Bonito Bohn, Donald Bolfen, Rim Boston, Gayle Bovill, Grace Bowman, Barbara BraHord, Patricio Bray, Lawrence Breckel, Koren Brewer. Faye Brown, Margaret Brown, Sandra Bruce, Lynda Burwick, Wanda Busby, Carolyn Cable, Alan Carter, Audrey Cash, Dallas Cushion, Sharon Clark, Debbie H7 ilB FRESHMEN Clark, Kenneth Clark, Miriam Cliffon, Mary Cole, Betty Cole, Christihe Coleman, Bonnie Caller. Debbie Conley, Michele Cook, Kim Cooper, Bill Cooper, Donna Copeland, Carolyn Cost, Lewis CoHrell, Cy Creasey, William Crone, Chester Dale, Barbara Devi; Daniel Davis, Janice Deomron, Linda DeJurneHe, Anita Delaney, Deloro DendIEr, Jerry Derema. Redo Distal, Jim DoerHein, Linda Dooley, Sondra Drake, Bob Drumwright, Ronald Duncan, Bonnie Durham, Rosetta Eaton, Barbara Edwards, Cinda Ehrenschwender, Bill Emmons. Mary Engler, Carl Ennis, William Esch, Sharon Fain, Dunno Ferguson, Bill Ferguson, Bruce Fisher, Dale Fisse, Sandro Fi1l1en, Karen Foglesong, Debbie Foster, Danny Franks, Jan Freeman, Lizzie Freytug, JoAnn Fritzsch, Dodie Fulton, Delores Funke, John Gaither, Sharon Garrett, Donna Gehring, Ron Georgenson, Gail Gerton, Paula Geyler, Art Godbey, Carol GoeTZ, Harry German, Sandy Gorski, Robert Graham, Betty Gray, Dennis Grimths, William Grimes, Bob Grubb, David GrubenhoFF, Dione Gully, Joanne Hafner, Donna 120 FRESHMEN Hcgerstrond, Sigrid Hale, Dun Hull, Linda Holl. Pere Hummons, Phil Hardin, Edna Horgrow, Curtis Harlan, Louis Harris, Edward Harris, Raymond Hesselbeck, James Hawk, Donna Heimpold, Dave Helton, Bobby Heminger, Linda Henderson, Ken Herringfon, Kenne2i1 Hickland, Gordon Hicks, Clifford HUI, Dwight Hillmcn, Judy Honan, CIiH Holzmueller, John Hopper, Barbara Hopsfer, Rose , House, Debbie J Howard, Mary Howe, James Hughes, Sheila Hulley, David Ibold, Ka1hy Ibold, Margaret Irby. Jean lsuccs, Adam Ivey, Susan Jackson, Brod Jackson, Gloria Jackson, John Johns, Torn Johnscn, Gail Johnson, Sharon Jones, Cindy Jurgens. Daniel Karus, Putty Kasee, Tishia Kaizler, Geneva Kennedy, Charles Kissel, Marilyn Kloss, Patty Knopper, Billy Koehl, Carol Koehler, Sharon Koucky, Fronk' Kuhn, Mike Kratz, Bruce Krismer, Albert Lacefiald, Earl Lombdin, Patricia Langdon, Steve Lunler, Donna Lawson, Sonic: Loy, Ellen Lehn, Evelyn Lentz, Maryann Lester, Roberta Ley, Susan Liming, Bill Linder, Dale Under, Glenna Loesch, Virginia Practical wastecuns in Building VI. Long, Herbert Lucas, Harry Lynch, Jean Maisch. Gary Meier, Debbie Malone, Michael Mangino, Daniel Mopes, Dougius 121 null! nu P Freshman Biology Class. 122 Marsh, Don Marshalll Puffy Martin, Mary Mason, Susan Maxwell, Linda McAfee, Jack McArihur, Sharon MCCobe, Robert McCoIIc, Steve McCompbell, James McComos, Nola McDoweH, Bruce McElroy, Charles McFarland, Rick Mclnfire. Kevin McKinney, Wiilium McMahon, Mike McMickle, Guy Meyer, Dennis Meyer, Dione Meyers, Roy Miller, Steve Monday, Burboro Monk, Mark FRESHMEN Moore, Greg Moore, Robert Morell, Lucile Morse, Paul Moses, Janet Moxley, Ike Mullins, Mlchuei Muskovin, Jon Myers, Jimmy Myers, Steve Nave, Klaus Nichol, Jim Nichol, Torn Nidesu Jim Nolan, L. C. Norwood, Donna ngewallc, Janell Owens, PrEscilIu Owens, Susette Ozolins, Alfred POCk, Linda Palmer, Billy Palmer, Eurnie Furosko, George Parsons, David Purtin, Stanley Patrick, Pa? Porterson, Mike Paul, Michael Puwsct, Sharon Payne, Derrick Pennekcmp, Barbara Pennekomp, Sheila Perkins, Sandy Perry, Glenn Perry, WiHiom Peters! Carol Peterson, Harold Pfankuch, Debbie Pfeifer, Rick Piper. Andy Poll, Karen Powell, Ruth Pruss, Penny Prewift, Jon Prewml Ruby I23 124 FRESHMEN Purdy, Jim Purfell, Joan Rcbunus, Joe Rodin, Lorry Rohn, Kenneth Rnney, Mary Lee chford, Berry Reis, Cathy Reneer. Gloria Reuse, Barbara Reynolds, Dean Riedel, Mike Rifter, Mike Robbins, Linda Roberzson, Jone! Robinson, Gory Robinson. Jesse Roemer, Larry Roassler, Jil! Rogers, Puudl Roll, Kenneth Ross, Ursula Rossiter, JoyceXIa Ruebel, Susan ; ,'1 iunyon, CaroL Rusher, Diane 5011'. Susan Salas, Tom Sandhas, Donna Schlensker, Jim Schmilf, Cynthia Schmogrow, Kent Schneider, Richard Schroer, Peggy Schrichfer, Sue Schroeder, Willa SchUH, Wilhelm Schulte, Srephen Seward, Carol Shearer, Harold Shell. Daniel Short, Sherry Siegmcnn, Anthony Sims, Parnell Smollwood, Barbara Smallwood. Charles Smiddy, Betiy Ann ,4- Smith, Glenn Smifh, Nancy Snowden, Charles Soden, Earl Soergel, Ed Speeg, Donald W. Spicer, Beth. Sporck, Elissa Stcubitz, Bob Stephens, Darlene Stevens, Darlene Stevens, John Stone, David Strong, Daniel StUbbings, Paul Sturgeon, Donna Suiler. Linda Sulnu, Bill Sumpter, Kathy 125 I x . '- .. -- 'n wit. u DJ 81.11; II$JIIIIT - 0-!!! .I I I taunt! u n u Inn! I I :- sun! I I - 1tual' litilllIlnll' Ilg1.ulllu JI5s-aiJl II - lll.4.. IN Is run ..... .,..I Lower lobby of Building VI. Fresh rnan Footbu ll 126 Sutphin, Tom Swain, Marianne Swan, David Swedersky, Robyn SweeI, Carlyle Sweerland. Jerry Teeter, Steve Thoubald, Candi ,7 Thomas, Jon Tibbens, Suzanne Tiemonn, Kathy Toepfer, John Toepfer, Lynn Toll, Charles Toney, Dorothy Townsley, Greg Townsley, S1ephen Traut, S1even Tucker, Connie Sue Tucker, Leslie Venuto, Victoria Vetere, Mary Voiles, Richard Voss,.Mcmy FRESHMEN Wallace, JOSE?h Walsh, Marian Walton, Michael Word, Non Word, Lorraine Warner, Carlotta Wuikins, Peggy Watson, Leiloni Weber, Larry Webster, David Weisbrod, Steve Wetterer. Dan Wetzel, Christine Wholey, Bill Whhaker, Don Whittle, Tommy Widmer, Judy Wiley, Claudio Wilson, Barbara Windsor, Joe Woodall, Kathy Woodell, Lamont Worth, Vonne Wyenundt, Roy Young, Gwendolyn Yusf. Anthony Zonders, than Zinn, Bill Zoller, John Freshman introduction to library Miss Candis Thaubald . MR AND MRS GEORGE jij J, M : , g - - lhij u mum, H. THAUBALD of this city, , V?iplu. WW, w announce the engagement fwof their daughter, Candis Rae, to Mr. James Wayne Calvin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert C, Colvin 0f Belpre, Ohio. Miss Thaubald Is a stu- dent at the University of Cincinnati and a member of Alpha Lambda Delta. Mr. Colvin is a senior at UC. , The wedding will take: place June 6 at College Hi? Christian Church. ' f s E R O M O H P O S Adams, Mike Ahlering, Jennifer Ahrens, Curl Alcorn. Pafsy Alexander, Pat Allgeier, Torn Andersan, BeTty Anderson, Joe Anderson, Wanda Amen, Douglas Asher, Ken Bock, Dennis Badescu, Georgero Baldrick, Ann Bull, Sharon Benton, John Burkhau, Randy Bursun, Cindy Boxfer, Sharon Beck, Jone! Beiderhuke. Velma Bell, LoreHa Bibee, Gene Black, Charles Black, Earl Bliss, John Beck, Philip Booth, Robert Bowles, Gwen Broun, Candy Bray, Julius Brewer. Linda Brewer, Pm Brirton, Barbara . Broughlcn. Jock kh J; Browm Otis K3. ix ,CQL :: Bruin, Fat Burton, Marilyn, Butcher, Karen Callahan, Pu! Cameron, Ann Campbell, Dione Carier, Kunda Cosh, Douglas Chambers, Herschel Chrisfokos, Diane Clifton, Chuck Coilins, Peggy 129 130 SOPHOM ORES Cook, Jeffery Come , Bob Cost, Jackie Costa, Tim Cox, David Cramer, Tcnionn Crawford, Chris Crispin, Steve Dale, Sharon Dommunn. Sandy Daniels, Wilbur Durr, Richard Davis, Norma Davis, Robert Denhom, Vickie Dick, Danny DoerfPein, Torrr Doyle, Brenda Doyle, Linda Duesing, Elaine' Dulley, Jim Duwe, April Eaton, Cindy Eisele, Jerry Eifel, Elaine EHis, Barbara Ellison, Jim Emmons, Peggy Endres, Joan Ernsr, Thomas Eves, Lawrence Feifh, Porn Ferguson, Ronald Findley, Carolyn Finger, Greg Fisbeck, Jenny Forbes, Kerry Ford, Linda Foreman, Wayne Freyfog, Nancy Gaines, Billy Garurd, Marie Gardiner, Mike Gardner, Paul Geoson, James George, Joetra Gill, Mary Gitringer, Jeff Gitringer. Terry Glossi, Torn Golden, Jim Gray, Richard Green, Ron Green, Terry Gros, Norbert LudGuemher, Stephen 5 Guinn, Judy Haggard, Hollis Hail, Priscilla hL'I'GJI, David.- Hammond, Donald Hunncford, Marilyn Hunning, Sully Hermon, Joan Hatcher, Arthur Hawkins, Ben Hay, Jnhn Hayslip, Donna Helm, Dona Helm, Linda Helfon, Ova Handel, Stephen Henderson, Nita Henry, John Hemz, Ronald Hefzer, Nick Hicks, Pam Hillmon, Linda Hirsch, Paula Hoeweler, Alan Hoffman, Emily Holland, Robert Holmes, James Hook, Ronnie Hopp, Sherry Howard, Pameiu Howe, Nancy Hughes, Laura Hughes, Mark Humphrey, Charlotte Hunt, Richard Hussey, Linda limer, Koren Juc kso n, Teresa 131 What's the word, hummingbird? SOPHOM ORES Jahnigen, Rick Jefferson, Sonia Johnson, James Johnston, Beny Jones, Carolyn Jones, Donnu Jones, Pufricio Jordan, Bob Joyce, Carolyn Kondil, Raymond Kash, Howard Karzl Kathy Keller, Ralph A AU KeHer, Tori ls V I Kelly, Mike Kiefer, Donna Kiefer, Phiiip Kimbrough, Angela Kimbrough, Deborah Kincaid, Timothy Kingery, Mike Kirkman, Ronald Kirkwood, Torn KIostermon, Christine Klug, Judith Klumpe. Kerry Knodle, Bill Koeppe, Kim kliqgitepil Wanda Kohstull, Dave Kramer, Michael Lohmann, Roberf Lamb, Lois Lamar, Floyd Luvrich, John Legg, Bonnie LePere, Carole -- Levosseur, Paul Long, Steve Lusenhop, Joan Lynn, Carmella MndgefT, Steve Muisch, Ken Murlar, Linda Man, William Martin, Bill MafiheWs, Michael Mafiingly, Melindo McCuIIo, Emily McCioud, Larry Mclnfire, Fletcher Meadows, Cordelia Mechler, Mickey MedkeE, Susan Meinhort, Mary 7 Mercer, Torn Merrimon, Harold Midd'leronl Dave Miller, James Miller, Louise Miller, Rick Mincey, Daryl Mohr, Joseph Montgomery. Beverly Moore, Sigrid Morgan, Diana Morse, Curl Morse, George Moses, Judy Mueller, Kip Muir, Eric Mumphrey. Charlotte Neumann, Poul Nevels, Ancil Newman, Eddie Niederlehner, Leah 133 Sophomores STUdying diligently .. , SOPHOMORES Oberiohn, Gary O'Brien, Pcmi Oliver, SheiIu Osborn, Donald Overesch, Lynne Owens, Jacqueline Porchman, Kathy Porres. Jackie Perin, Cynthia Peter, Susan Peters, Janet Pierce, Linda Finger, Connie Pinnick, Ida . Plant, Kathleen Plant, Natalie Ponder, Arlhur Puff; Ronnie Price, Daryl Price, Raymond Puckett, Russ Ramey, Poul Rcmeyl Lfndu Ravenscmff. Pamela Reagan, Phyllis Reed, Gary Reeves, Angela Reinhard, Cheryl Reis, Linda Rhodes, Debbie Richards, Margaret 7 RiHey, Alon Robbins, Carl Robbins, Oscar Rodler, Pot Roeller, Robert Roll, Michael Rose, Glynn Ross, Alvin Rumpler, Carol Ryan, Mike Rynn, Marc Soul, Don Sous, Paul Saboio, Steve Sundlin, Charles Sanford, Deborah Saylor, Brenda Schaeffer, Claire Schellhummer, Ruth Schiemrner, Betty Schmalz, Barbara Seitzer, Mike Shafer, Lindcr SheHay. Rick Shelton, Dennis Shinkle, Cindy Simpson, Linda Slodohi, Carole Slaughter! Willie Smith, Fred Smith, Juanha Sowders, Billie Story, John 135 . . . Or do they? SOPHOM ORES Svaubirz, Hank STeers, Dun Steigleifer, Joe Sternerick, Joan Stephens, Don Stor1z, Earl Straight, Harrier Srrecker, Willi Sfrong, Richard Sweetlund, Curl TalPem, Jennie Tate, Judy Tedrmun, Kay Teeter, Judy Tanner, SyIvio Theve. Robert Thomas, Frances Throckmorton, Sreve Tinch, Mono Tucker, Carlene Turner, Dimitrios Valentine, Betty Valentine, Doyiene Vanderhoff, Munin Vanagenen, David Veatch, Barbara Voegele, Joe Voorhees, Glen Wagner, Douglas Wagoner, Dave Wainsco'n, Barbara Wakefield, Betty Wall, Tom Walsh, Virginia Walter, Donna Wahher, Ronnie Wardwell, Linda 1 Warren, Linda ; Watts, Gory Wans, Larry Wavrca, Caihy Webster, James Weidner, Jun Weilbcxker, Sharon Weinbergj-Corol Weis, Larry Weisel, Toni Weller, David Wart, Susan Wheeler, Terry Williams, Beverly Williams, Brenda Williams, Donald Williams, Joyce Williams, Linda WiHicms, Ramona .Qmwxg 0A XWillis, John Situ- -.J2VQV: v Wiison, Chuck r AH, .. :57; , Wilson, Nick Wilson, Ralph Wilson, Sandy Wood, Joy Woolery, Michuet Yates, Carol Young, Frank Young, Judy Zimmerman, Karen Zins, Ron ZouHs, Elaine Come on boysl Ad your age. 137 tax HM a'iuag : : JUNIORS r e: M Abell, Tal Acree, Linda Adams, Karen Adkins, Randy Allen, Siephanie Almer, George Andrews. Portia Appel, Jean Armstrong. Joann Arnen, Nancy Aylesworth, John Boin, Sandy Ball, Jimmy Boner, Tom Boreither, Richard Burnaby, Alexis Batchler. John Bayersdorfer, Ed Bearghman, Linda Becker, Bill Bernard, Carole Bernhardt Janice Black, Sue Bold, Joan Boyd, Michael Brody, Jon Brundis, William Bray, Earl Breiner. Pat Brelitch, John Bridges. chalia Bracken Linda Brookhank, Mark Brossenne, Mike Brown, Ted Bruin, Gory Bwunt, Rager Burdsul, Sandie iurks, LesliL Burks, Richard Campbell, Don Campbell, Richard Cannon, Don Capsis, Charles iurlson, Canal, Curr, Phyllis Case, Fred Cosh, Mary I 139 J UNIORS Covens, Koren Cleary, Jackie Clem, Vickie Cobble, Caryl Cole, Ronnie Coleman, Kathy Conley, Sandy Contento, Judy Cormier, Linda Courtney, Sharon Craig, Linda Crawford. Jerry Crawford, Patricia Cronin, Jun Dole, John Dumico, Sandy Dammann, Karen Daniel, Ron Dansberry, Susan Davi: Boyd Davis, Gary Davis, Jim Dawson, Nancy Deiters, Donny Dennis, Sherry Dew, Debbie Dial, Mike Dickerson, Gary Diliman, Janelle Doerflein, Sharon Donner, Carol Dotzuuer, Jim Doyle, Put Drake, Peggy Drupp. Joyce Durham, Patsy Duwe, Virginia Eberhart, Glenn Englert, Nancy Estes, Mike Fahrenbruck, Nancy Fuig, Jack Furis, John Fay, Gary Fegelman, Janet Finke, Ray Ffthen, Charles Flick, Gary Frazer, Diana Freeman, Billie Freeman. Edward Gusdorf, Pete Gerton, Lunie Giesman, Gary Gilbert! Gory William, Linda Gilmore, Marty Glasgow, Lynn GJazier, Vernon Gomien, Sundae Goltschang, Craig Graf, Kenneth Gray, Jerry Gray, Richard Green, Mame Greene, Mike Grufzmcucher, Dale Grufzrnuzher, Nancy Guanther, Bill Gunning, Pam Hadler, Elizabeth Hale, Bernice Hull, Alan Hamilton, Ken Hardin. Sunellu Hurrigun, Joe Harrison, Douglas Hart, John Jerry procfices a Iunge. Hawkins, Mary Henkel, Holly Henrich, Lois Hensley, Harry Hetzer, Vicky Hickland, Dolores Hildebrand, Frank Hill, Tyrone Hoff, Ed Holludcy, Janet Holland, Sharcn Holsfon, Beverly Hopkins, Linda Horn, James Horn, Linda House, Mike Hovemeyer. Steve HUaner, Ed Huge, Sharon Hunt, Linda ' Hussey, Jock Inge'ls, Charles Ingram. Connie Ingram, Rick lsbel, Nick Jaeger, Jim Johns, Melinda Johnson, Bruce Johnson, Norma Johnson, Ruth Johnson, Wanda Jones, Michael Joos, Denny Kogermeier, Janice Kidd, Nancy Kiefer, Don None can say the Junior CAluss doesn't have variety. JUNIORS Kindred, Mel Kinne, Sue Kissel, Ann Kissel, Shamn Kbnk, Nancy KnodIE, Fred' KoeM, Evelyn Kuhn, Charles Lambert! Barbara Lcngicnd, Jim Large, Cari Lawson, Jon Lenzer, Giennu K Lewis, Bev Ley, John Under, Mary Long, WIEIie Longucre, Fred Lord, Diane Ludeke, Cathy Luderer, Jock Lusk, Wayne Lynch, Kathy Lynch, Sandra Moog, Bill Marceilo, Vince Marmer, Dan Martin, John Mason, Terry Massey, Lois McAninch, Craig H McCobe. Penny McColla, Paulo McCumpbell, Ailen K 144 JUNIORS L McFarland, Terry 7Mclntire, Cheryl McKinney, John McNeuI, Sherry Meadows, Verni'a Mercer, William Mefz. Don Meyer, Gory Meyer, Roberta Miller, Jerry Mills, Rick Milton, Beverly Milton, Reginold Mitchell, Cheryl Mode, Robert Moerlein, Judy Montgomery. Barbara N Moore, Ginger Moore, Rich Moorehead, Torn Morgen, Marlene Morgan, Put Morgensrern, David Morgenstern, Fred Meyer, Roger Murray, Karen Nash, Gerry Neeleya Donna Nesbitt, Gary Nordyke, Bill Orme, Torn Otto, Joann Owens, Jackie 1 Padgett, Phil XKMVL Pugel, Ralph Pandotf, Connie Pandorf, Dave Purman, Penny Peek, Gerald Pemberton, Gory Penson, Trudy Perry, Jane Perry, Porn Perroff, Andrea Pefry, Karla Pleasanfs, Woileen Powell, Leslie Praising, Barbara Press, Carl Prewitf, Jane Puckett, Lonzie Rubcmus, Carol Rubonus, Cindy Ratliff, Ruth Reed, Pa? Reifsleck, Sfeve Reis, Marian , - Renner, Martha Wifm NJ 0 Restemeyer, BiII . luMkRichcrds, Chuck u 7,. Richardson, Tom What, no table iops, Rissel, Roberfc Roberts, James Rohr, Elaine Roll, Pat Ross, Leodis Rossi, Judy Roth, Ed Ryan, Christine Sander, John Schinner, Janet Schlensker, Judy Schroer, Karen Schuhen, Gaye Schwelm STeve Scroggin, Linda Senff, Put Shadd, Sandie Shaver, Sue 145 Expression Through wire 146 1'1 A. 7 Sherman, Bill N MLJMI'U DWk U Shroder, Roy Siegmund, John Simmons, Jim Sims, Judy Skinner, Don Smallwood, Lorry Smiddy, Haze! Smiddy, Sundae Smifh, Barbara Smirh, Cheryl Smith, Terry Sorrells, Barbara Sparks, Sally Spencer, Charles Sprung, Charlene Sprung. Cheryl Stanley, Peggy Stand, Fred Steelmon, Bob Stelnau, Bill Stevens, Dee StouHer, Fred Strutis, Paul Studi, Susan Sumpter, Marilyn Thomas, William Tiemeyer, Mary JUNIORS Toedf, Terry Toll. Debbie Townsley, Lynn Turner, Sue Tyree, David Underwood, Phyllis Ventch, Marilyn Venturini, Tony Vesper, Richard VogT, John Volk, Philip Weddell, Richard Wallace, Jim Waymer, Phyllis Webb, Mary Weis, Jim Weis, Mary Weisbrcd, Barburcv Weiskopf, Dennis Weiss, Beverly Wendei, Dan West, Bob West, Steve Westrich, Rozonne Wholon, Sandy Wheelwrighi, Jill Whitaker, Tom Whire, Earl Whilis, Joan Wiesmann, Jay Wiest Donna Williams, Dionne Williams, Rochelle Williams, Sharon Windsor, Leetha Woodward, Wanda Worley, Sharon Wright, Dave Wuesl, Jim Wyendcmt, Donnc Yager, Carol Yozell, Gory Zundersl Theodora Zimmermann, John 147 , m ,H W .. We do not shrink from our re V , V H - - . sponsibilify; we welcome it. Kw , : 'A - A . John F. Kennedy THE THUNDER OF SENIORS LARRY ABSHIRE RONALD ADAMS CHERYL ADOLF SUSAN AHLERING SENIORS ELAINE ALDERSON LARRY ALFORD EUGENE ALLEN SARAH AMES STEPHEN ANDERSON PATRICK ARMOR l50 DAVID ASHER JOHN ASHFORTH JUDI ATKINS BARBARA AUEL TEIA BADESCU BARBARA BAILEY TINA BARKHAU BRUCE BARNES WILLIAM BARNETT JAMES BARRETT JOSEPH BARTON DONALD BAUERLE Peggy discusses layouts with Mr. Vorpe. American Yearbook representative, 15! SENIORS JOAN BEATTY RAYMOND BENZA SHAREN BERNARD CHERYL BENISON MICHAEL BENZON BARBARA BERNHARDT I52 LINDA BETTS KATHLEEN BIRD SUSAN BIEDENBACH KATHRYN BI RNBRYER BE'I'I'Y BISHOP HUNTER BLAKE CANDlS BLUM SANFORD BOLINGER JANE BOUCHONNET RONALD BOWLING Susan check: a college recommendufion form with Mr. Kerin. ROBERT BRADEEN KARYN BRADBURY CHARLES BRAEUNING LINDA BRADY 153 MICHELE BRAMEL VIRGINIA BRITTON LARRY BROWN MARILYN BRYANT Four seniors hard 01 work. KERRY BUCK LYNN BUFFINGTON GERALD BURBRlNK ROBERT BURGHER MiCHAEL BRITAIN GEORGE BROWN THOMAS BRUCKMANN ROSELYN BRYANT 154 SENIORS This wiH never work. L55 BONNIE CAREY SANDRA CASHION LINDA BURKE TIMOTHY BURTON MICHAEL BUSH JANET BUTZ WILLIAM CAMPBELL LINDA CANTRELL BRENDA CARTER CAROL CHANCE PAULA CHITWOOD ROGER CHITWOOD CATHY COLE KAREN COLLINS PRISCILLA CONLEY PAUL CONNERS ANN COOK RODNEY COOMBS A I f Th F T' r . PAMELA CORSON CAROLYN CRANMO nn prepares a co umn or e 55? and trues S or JOANN CRAWFORD MARGARET CRAYCROFT JUDY CRAYNON JOHN CROSS MICHAEL CROWE JOHN CUSICK Gee! Your hands are cold! GEORGE DAY KIMBERLY DeVORE DENNIS DICKMAN PETER DIDONATO DAVID DISTEL ANNE DONNELLY 157 SENIOR POLL MOST TALKATWE Mickey Mers Ricky Yeager BEST DANCERS Linda Garner Mike Reifenbuch FRIENDLIEST Lois Muhner Dennis Johnigen MOST ATHLETIC Pam Pearce Jim O'Brien WlTTlEST Pom Corson Steve Fischer 158 BEST ACTOR 8: ACTRESS April sor'e Jag wmdner BEST VOCALISTS B'EST INSTRUMENTALISTS Janet Eaton Dave Lyman Nancy Hamilton Dove Dislel MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED AIKEN SENIOR PDGH fl-CHOQL Kerri Weisel Ken Pcrchmcm BEST SCHOOL CITIZENS Ken Purdy Julie Miller MOST ACTIVE Pete Holvorson JoAnn Crawford BEST ARTISTS Judi Atkins Jim Ellis 159 JAMES DUGGAN BOYD EATON JAMES ELLIS KATHY EPPJNGHOFF i r? PATRICIA DUNCAN V J A N ET EATON PAUL ELLIS I9 ' - 159 IV 160 ALICE DUNN DOROTHY DYER KAREN EAVES ARTHUR EHRMANTRAUT Kerri, like everyone else, seems to have much homework, EUGENE ERNEST JOHN ERNST BRENDA FANNIN .W M.W STEVEN FISCHER CAROLYN FLOYD SHARON FOUT V w y ROBERT FRIEDHOFF YHOMAS FRILLMAN ROBERT GAINES MARY GARD SP Mfglgws 7111 . , 'l'lne 'runx Mali , ' . : Harm : Ulnanls Jalnunn Cm? h, H WWI Yum ' 1 Play REIWJI mlc 6n A'M77 :51 1 ; ' .. V : warm: CARROLL GARDNER LINDA GARNER ROBERT GEIGER BRUCE GERS SENIORS JUDY GILMER WILLIAM GLASGOW RICHARD GODBEY GLORIA GOLDEN JOHN GORSKI CAROLYN GRAHAM 162 VIRGINIA GRAVES NANCY GREEN JOHN GRUBENHOFF JOSEPH HADLEY ERIC HAGERSTRAND TIMOTHY HALL Al a f-SIUXcWA 4U, II,- GZonWiu wwwiwjg NANCY HAMILTON SANDRA HAMILTON LJPJZIL LENORE HAMMONS PAUL HANNING Preparing for future occupations. I63 SENIORS RUTH HEINS JEFF HEITZLER AunXLWn JANE HELM JOHN HEMKNGER Seniors experiment with Pascal's Tricmgie. ANNA HARDTKE STEVEN HARDY RANDALL HARTMAN CAROL HASTE EDWARD HEBENSTREIT SANDRA HECKERMAN l64 UNDA HENRICH DAWD HINES LINDA HIRTH JAMES HOEWELER ROBERT HOEWELER GEORGE HOFFMAN A SUSAN HOFFMANN NANCY HOLT MAGDELENE HOLTMAN GUS HOLZMUELLER I65 SANDRA HOOK NANCY HOOVER JAMES HUFFMAN ANN HUNNICUTT Janet heips prepare Dave for The performance. LINDA HURSONG SUE HUST LINDA INGRAM DENNIS JAHNIGEN ROGER JAHNKE MICHAEL JALLICK 166 In Lab 13,000 Feet High Thursday, Nov. 14, 1974 ii Cincinnatian At Peak 01 Experimen? '0 COLUMBUS, Ohio iAPi .0 Dennis J ahnigen spent. his 5 gasping for air, enduringa conti below-freezing temperature loved every minute 0 The 27-year-o n, is a 1965 Aiken duate, and did his 1 studies at the University of Cincinnati. The threeemon sponsored by the Ar North America was such experiments to stud of the lack of oxygen on humans. anadian Air Force para- unteered to be guinea n won one of six 5, which gave Way, Finneytow ummer-Vacuon th $250,000 project ctic Institute or the seventh of y the effects nual headache and 1d Ohio State medical-student from artlcipatedl in an alti- dy on the highest troopers vo nd J' hnige t. climbing job him 18 hours of acad allowed him to pursu climbing mountains. , Cincinnati p ' tude physiology'stu ' mountain'peak-in Cane. footMt.Logan. ' Jahnigen, sonof Mr . Robert Jannigen', 6675' ..and Mrs. 6 his passion for JAHNIGEN'S JOB was to helpfigt up a. high altitude laboratory '10:: eight Canadian and U.S. scienti . n a snowy'plateau 17,600 feet Hugh. 0. Logan. He also operated an electroa- encephaiograph to 0 record brain waves ofrtest subjects. ' 0 .. . AiSwiss mountain guide, hlsgwife and the half dozen Studentsrggre flown to the plateau 10,000 feet ulj the mountain and. climbed the rampin- ing 7600 feet to the test. area. ' ' ' He had conditioned himself: by running five to 10 mites dailyija month but Jahnigen learned What breathing air containing only 3.150th 60Woidof the oxygen in Columbusi'viir can 0. ' You feel sick all the time, yonfre cold, you have a headache andjigel nauseated, the Cincinnati :13,th said. i nu. 0AM the test subjects got. siclqor several days. ' 9:, MENTAL PROCESSES slowad down so much he and his compan- ions couldn't concentrate enoughio play chess, J ahnigen said. a He coulddo. side climbing duting nontesting pefiods, 0 0 '- On one trip the climbers were about 18,700 feet up the mounpam 'when toeholds J ahnigen had kicked for' himself crumbled. J ahnigenmp- pied into a backward somerseult. end bounced off the mountain. '4 . thought I would die, he said. But, after'lls feet. his descent stopped abruptly. A climbing parmer to whom J ahnigen was raped bmeed himgelfa 1 - ' luff. .-ll- SENIORS VIRDEL JOHNSON ANGELA JONES JOSEPH JONES KATHLEEN JOYCE WILLIAM JENNY COURTNEY JIMERSON BARRY JOHNSON MICHAEL JOHNSON M SHEILA JOHNSON TERRY JOHNSON WEWM I67 ELIZABETH KATZLER THOMAS KELTNER SHARON KIDD RANDOLPH KIEFER BUFORD KINDRED KAREN KWLAW PAMELA KLEINE BARBARA KOCH SENIORS MARY KOCH SANDRA KRAUS Taking college entrance exams is on important part of Senior life I68 CHR!5 KREBS ALDONA KREGZDE JEROME KRISMER JOHN KROEGER MARYAKUHN CAROL KULUJIAN RONALD LAKES BARBARA LAMBING KERRY LANGDON FRANCES LANTER Seniors sell candy apples and cider To boost $heir class Treasury. WELM. 7XWj x 'Q 1,1 1-25ij E69 THOMAS LeGRAND BERNICE LOVELESS MARZELLE LYNCH CAROL MASRAM FRED SHIRLEY LEYLaNG-ACRE Ll NDA LOVELESS BYRON MARSH SANDRA MATH IS 170 MICHAEL LISTERMANN ELIZABETH LOVEJOY OPAL LUCAS DAVID LYMAN hm- . Ken broadcasts fhe morning bulletin announcements. n, ougIOII' mminwnumk Sandy, Debbie, Denny and Steve chm after schcnl. BARBARA MAXWELL DONALD MAZZA PEGGY McCLOUD ALICE McELROY MARY ANN McELROY MARGARET MERKEL KENNETH MERKLE MICHAELYN MERS I71 JULIE MILLER KATHLEEN MILLER ROLAND MONDAY SANDRA MONTGOMERY SENIORS Seeing double? No, it's only the three sets of Senior 1wins PAMELA MOUNTAIN LOIS MULTNER MARIE MUSKOVIN BEVERLY MYERS JOHN NANTZ NANCY NASH I72 SANDRA NEELEY GARYA OAKS JAMES O'BRJEN JANET OTTHOFFER ANN PALMER KENNETH PARCHMAN Talented seniors, Lee and Jeff, work on woodcuts. PATRICE PARRES CLIFFORD PARRETT I73 NOLAN OGZEWALLA MICHAEL PARNELL m PAMELA PEARCE BRUCE PEMBERTON ANN PETER GARY POLL PEGGY PRASS JOAN PRESTON 4. ynuwrz'W'V-W SUE PUCKETT KENNETH PURDY 174 VIRGiNiA PHILLIPS ROBERT PUCKETT dm FRED PUSCHMANN RUTH REDMAN MICHAEL REITENBACH KAREN RENNEGARBE SENIORS Sandy and Steve buy tickets from Ar? and Bob. : ' '1' .U -s ?LWE 1 .633 WILLIAM RICHARDS PATRICIA RICHARDSON PATRICIA RlEDEL JAMES ROEMER LOIS ROHE SHARON ROSE DONALD ROTHAN RHONDA RUDOLPH CAROL RUSSELL DANNY SADDLER MELVXNA SANFORD CAROLYN SAWTELL ANTHONY SCHAMER JAMES SCHEIBLING DAVID SCHLENSKER CAROL SCHNEIDER . , E; 176 .23? 5 Quasar 1w Putting on The fined Touches. I77 DAVID SHELL DEBORAH SKAGGS JERRY SCHNETZER ROGER SCHOUMACHER MICHAEL SCHRAER BETTY JO SCHWARZ DIANE SEXTON LOIS SHALE JoANN SIMPSON DIANE SMITH GLORIA SMETH LINDA SMITH APRIL SORRELL SOLVEIG SPORCK It's like this . . . WILLIAM STAGER CAROL STARY PATRICIA STAUBITZ KENNETH STEERS GM LEE SMITH SHARON SMITH JOSEPH SPENCER CHARLES STACY 178 Mike and Sue enioying a dance. CLAUDIA STEMERICK IRENE STERN GEORGE STEWART JAMES STOHR FRANCES STONE SARA STRAIGHT STEPHEN STREIT THOMAS STROHFELDT GERALDINE STYLES JANICE SUTFLE ESTHER SWEET RICHARD SWEETLAND I79 JANE TARTER CAROL TARVIN - ,: ' CAROLYN TAYLOR DELMER TAYLOR JOHN THELER JOAN THROCKMORTON 'SHEILA TINCH SUZANNE TOPPEN LINDA TRACY LINDA TRACY ' f DAVID UHLHORN KENNETH VAUGHN ' ' ' ' mm '80 . N-JEALEA 10.09402, I2Q632Q4'41Md ANGELINA VETERE DAVID VOGEL STEPHEN VOSS DALE WADE NANCY WAINSCOTT EDWARD WALDIN SENIORS CINDA WALL LANA WALTERS TERRY WARDWELL W KATHLEENAW TERS STEVE WAVRA JEFFRY WEIDNER KERRI WEISEL MARY ANN WENDEL THOMAS WESTHEIMER KATHALEEN WHEELER 182 Senior Class omcers JAY WHITE THOMAS WILHELM LARRY WILLOUGHBY EDDY WOMACK SAUNDRA WOODELL PAMELA WRIGHT JOHN WUNDER DIANE WYATT 183 RICKY YEAGER MICHAEL YOUNG ALLEN ZACHARIAS FRED ZEIFMAN MARCY ZEPF JUDITH ZILLICH Seniors participate in school government, 184 The cashier is kept quiie busy4 A o W THEODORE ZOUTIS W PETER HALVORSON DONNA HERMANN LINDA IBOLD 83343441 SENIO RS CHARLENE JAMES JOANNE JONES JOHN KRISMER RALPH LAWSON CAROLYN MCLEAN 1'85 MELVA MchCKLE DONALD MORGESON SENIORS NOT PICTURED DENNIS MILLER FRANK RUNYON ROSEMARY AHRNSEN HENRY ALLENDORF JOHN BAUER ROBERT BEAMER VERNON CAMPBELL ROSA CASTELLS RICHARD CLARK RQNALD comm JOHN CROMER DON DAVIS HAROLD DURHAM DAVID GALINGER CAROLEENAIGILLESPIE MARIE GREENE RONALD GROSS WALTER HAINES STEFANIE HALLER MATTHEW HARTMAN BARBA RA MONTGOME RY ROBERT SE ITZ NANCY HASTING ANITA HOPPER WAYNE HUGHES MICHAEL MITCHELL NICHOLAS OSTERLING FRANK POINDEXTER JERRY RANDOLPH TOM REYNOLDS . CAROL ROARKlogg-oolle ROBERT ROSE CLARKE R055 WILLIAM ROTH PEGGY RUEBEL LARRY SIMS PHILLIP SORRELLS ROBERT STURGILL SHARON TOLLIVER BILL VANDERBILT WI LLARD WOODALL 186 9317A, SENIOR INDEX Adams, Ronald George, Ron ,- 4149 Mad Anthony,- 541-8845: Honor Moni- for 11; Jr. Class Rep. 11;31uden1 Store 12; A Club 12 Nominating Comm. -Choir1: Cross Coumry 10-12 1A1hie1e of Year 111,- Track 1012. Adolf, Cheryl Lee,- 3617 Vine 51.,- 281-0646: G.A.A. 10-12; Pep Club 1012; Red Cross10; Props 10,11;Ar1Club 12. Ahlering, Susan Belle, Sue ; 1650 Glen Parker,- 681-2372: Sr. Choir 11; Prom 1Decoru1ions1 11 ; Pep C1ub 11,12; Sr. Projecf 12. Ahrnsen, Rosemary Ann, Rabbit ,- 2649 M1. Airy Ave.; 541-1428. Alderson, Elaine Ruth,- 4715 Howard Ave.; 541-4478: G.A.A. 10.11; Orchesrru 10-12; Pep Club 11,- Henhh Careers 10,12. A1ford, Larry Gene; 6115 Gladys; 541-3626: Pep Club 10-11; In1rumuruls 12. A1Ien, Eugene S1ewur1, Gene ; 1600 N. Dixon Cir.; 541-6510: Track 10,11; Cross Country 11,12; Swimming 10. AlIendorf, Henry George, Skip ,- 5752 Belmont- 541-2135. Ames, Sarah Nichoison; 345 Shiloh 31.; 281-3138: Aforlang 10-12 1Sec'1. 121; Pep Ciub 10,11; Red Cross 1012; Mosque 8: Mime 1Design Comm.1. Anderson. Svephen Howard, Steve ; 2634 Gracewood Ave.; 681-0393: Band 10.11. Armor, Dewi11 Porrick, P01 ; den1CounciI 10, Pep CIub. Ashe'r, David Leon; 752 Froome: 681-1151. Ashforth, John Edward; 617 Burrock; 541-7504: Pep CIUb. Afkins, Judi Ann,- 6029 Oakwood; 681-2221: 1012 lercry 51011 1011 1971 Kentucky Ave.; 541-3960: Track 10; SW- ,- Art Club 10,12,- Prom 1Decorufions1 11; Ivy Arch GirI, I1,- Aforiong 11,12; G.A.A. 11,12,- Y-Teens 12; Peregrine 12 AueI, Barbara Jean, Barb ,- 1733 NONI! Berni Rd.; 681-5298: Pep Club 10- 12, Sr. Choir 10; Ensemble 11,12; G.A.A. 11,12 13011131111 Mgr. 121,- Briga- doon l1; AforIong 11,12; Red 005511; Business Club 12. Bodescu, FiIofteiu Afrodila, Teia ; 4784 Homihon; 681-6230: Drill Team 10- 12; Brigudocn 11,- L'il Abner 1Prop51 10,- Prom tDecorafionsj 11; Red Cross; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Y-Teens 12; HEGIYh Careers, Bailey, Barbara Jean, Barb ,- 5670 Winnes1e Ave.: 542-3919: G.A.A. Pep Club 11,- Prom Comm. 11: Y-Teens 12; Sr. Class Rep. 12. Burkhou, Paulina Chr1stine, Tina ; 1126 Cedar,- 681-7397; Y-Teens 10,12; Modern Dancing 10,12; Business Club 12; G.A.A. 12,-Pep C1ub12. Barnes, Bruce David,- 6319 Hei1ZIer Ave.; 541-9175: Swimming Bond 10,11; Pep C1Ub 10-12, Barnett, William Hershel, Barney ; 510 Orient Sr. Choir 11,12. 10,11; 1Mng 10; 681-1498: Football 10-12; Barren, James Edward, Jim ; 6368 HeiTzler Ave.; 681-1508: 11's Academic 12. Burton, Joseph Gary, 106'; 639 E. Epworth; 541-7195: Bond 10; Pep Club 10,11; InhomurOIs 11,12. 1 Bauer, John Roben, Griz ,- 4452 Darrow Ave; 541-1552: Football 10,- Weigh1-Iif1ing 10; L'il Abner 10. Pep Club 10; Honor 30156133 Bauerle, DonaId Lee, HDon ; 6569 Devonwood; 931-4122: Prom 1Decoro- tions1 11; lntromumls 10-12. Beomer, Robert, Bob , 1519 E1k1on PL; 542-1441, Beo11y, Joan Marie,- 4247 Virgin10;681-5880: Pep Club 10-12 Benison, Cheryl Ann,- 5786 Lantana Ave; 681-3748: L'iI Abner 1Make-up1 10;Choir10,11;G.A.A.10,11;Pap Club 10-12. Benm, Raymond Kindel; 436 Wood Ave; 861-0482: M6111 CIUb; Intrumurol Boske1ball; Orches1rn; Pep CIub; A Club 12,- Golf Team 12; Swim Team 12. Benzon, Michael $1un1ey, Mike ,- 7886 Bobolink; 931-4200: Fomball 10; Cross Coun1ry 11,12,- Swim Team 11,12,- Tmck 11,12,- Sr. Band 10-12. 1Bernord, Shoren Elizabeth: 1615 Larch,- 541-2313: Honor Socieiy 1012 Council on World AHcirs 10-12 1Pres. 111; Pep Club 10-12; Red Cross 11; Mu1h Club 12,- 11's Academic 1Al1er.1 12. Bernhardt Barbara Ann, Barb ; 4592 Hamilton; 542-0198: Pep CIub 10,- Aforlong 10; Drill Team 10-12 1Co-cop1qin 121; Honor Socieiy 10-12; Health Careers 1012; 'fBrigadoon 11; Ivy Arch Girl 11,-G.A.A.12. 139115, Linda Jayne; 6511 Edwood; 681- 7540 Student CounciI 11 12- GAA I1 12, Drill Team 10- 12; Y-Teens 12; Queen of Cour! Candidme 11 Biedenboch, Susan Lee, Sue - 4360 Virginia; 681 1224 Cheerleader 10- 12; Pep Club 11,12; G.AA. 12; Masque 6M1me 12. Bird, Ku1hIeen May, Kmhy ; 1641 Know11on 81.; 681-0611. Pep Club. Birnbryer,K01hyL., 1210 Homeside; 541-:7021 Drill Team 10,- G.A.A. Business Club 11,;12 ToJon 1Typi511 11,12,- Y-Teens l2. Bishop,Be11y Lou; 4405 lnnes Ave.,- 681 -:3794 Sr. Choir 10. 4 Blum, Candis Ai1ciu,C'cmdi ;1448 Oak Kno1l;931-0075:Swim Team 10; 1 'TL'iIFATbFeF' 10,- Heul1h Careers 10- Brigodoon 11, .Jr. C1055 11,- Ivy Arch 1 10-12; Girl 11; Sr. C1055 1VIce-Pres.1 12. Boiinger, Sanford r-Ienry, BoH; 7811 Bitteroof; 931-9245. Bouchonnet, Jone EEizubeth; 1530 Chase; 681-6377: Business Club STUdent Council 1Al1er.1 12; Pep CIUb 10-12;F001b611Queen 12. Bowling, RonGId Edward, Ron ; 4730 Winfon Rd.,- 542-0578: Fan Club 10- 12,- Bund 10-12,Dromo1ics Club 10,11 L'iI Abner 11; In1romurols 11, 12. Bradbury, Karyn Lee,- 6364 Savannah Ave; 541 -:5724 Student Council 11,12; CheerIeoder 10; F.TA. 11; Prom 1Decorution51 11; Busmess Club 12; Y- .1 Teens 12. Brodeen, Rober1 James, Bob ; 3343 Sherlock Ave.,- 221-0218: Honor So- :iely 10; Football IReserve1 11.- Pen Club 10-12; 5:. C1655 1Comm.1 12. randy, Linda Carole; 6511 Teckwood C12,- 542-1513: Art Club 10; Jr. CIcIss 1Comm.1 11; Ta1on11,12;Dri11Team 12. Broeuning, PI'IiIip CharIes, Chuck ,- 5802 GIenview; 541-6430: Cross Coun1ry 10,- BosketbaII 10,- GoIf 10; L'iI Abner 10; Tennis 11,- Brigudoon 11; Pep Club 11.12. IZMW BromeI, Michele Gene, M1ckey ; Q. Teens 10; Prom 1Comm. Choirmun1 11; 12; Studem Councii 12 1Comm.1. 11,12,- 4244 Carlin 31.; 541-5947: G.A.A. 10,- Y- Pep CIub 11,12,- Mosque 8: Mime 187 2,8ritain,Michuel David, Mike ; 1464 Kipling; 681-7222. Collins, Karen Whitney,- 1345 North Bend Rd,- 542-4450: Pep Club 10-12; Briffon, Virginia Sue. Ginny ; 1181 N. Lynnebrook Dr; 541-7579: Moioref1e Y-Teens 1012; Red Cross 10-12; L'fl Abner 10; G.A.A. 10; Business 10,11; Y-Teens 10,11; Glee Club 10,11; Pep Club 10-12; G.A.A. 10-12. C1ub12. Brown, George Wiss; 854 Dunore Rd.,- 281-3776: Jr. Council on World Af- Conley, Priscilla Leslie; 5838 St. E1mo;681-3842. fafrs 10; Football 11. Conners, Paul Gary; 6038 Oakwood: 681-2734: L'il Abner 10,- Harvey Brown, Lorry,- 1596 Dutch Colony Dr.;681-2740:Baskefbul1 10. 151695 crew1 10; Mosque 8: Mime 10-12; Brigodoon 11; Coachmen 11,- Bruckmunn, Thomas George, Tom ; 6548 Monte Vista Dr.; 931-1652: L'i , Anosfc:sia 151agecrew1 11. C Abner 10,- Visunl Aids 10; Sr. Choir 10,11; Pep Club 10,12,- Aiken Sound Cook, Ann Beuman; 62 Ruwson Woods Cir.; 961-9169: Sr. Choir 10,12; Album 10,11,- Hi-Y 11,12; Chess Club 12; InTromurols 12; Briquoon 1'1 Prom1DecoraHons1 11; Library Aid 11. . BryantMurilyn; 1435 BercliH Ave; 541-1477: Pep Club 10-12. combs, Rodney E., Rod ; 5639 Folchi Dr,,- 541-7380: Student Council 10; Bryant, Roselyn; 1435 BercIiH Ave; 541-1477: Pap Club 10-12. Peregrine 11; Sr. Class Rep. 12; lnhamuruls 10-12. Buck, Kerry Oliver; 3671 Vine 51.; 281-1570: Imramurols 10-12; Pep Club 10, Corson, Pamela Gay, Porn ,- 6503 Edwood; 541-6523: F.T.A. 11,- Honor 11;Prom1Comm.1 12. Sociefy 11,12,- G.A.A. 11,12; Talon 11,12,- Y-Teens 12; Sr. Class Rep. 12; BuHingTon, Lynn Charies, 8111-1 ; 7924 Cherrywood CL,- 521-6926: Boskefbu Cheerleader 12;Rec1Cruss 12. 1Mgr.1 10-12; '1L'1I Abner 1Bund1 10; Brigudoon 1Band1 11,- Red Cross Goths , F. Ronald, Ron ,- 519 Evanswood PL; 221-4054: Stage Crew 10, 1Pres. 11, Treas. 121;.Pep Club. 11; Radio-Elecfronics 10. Eurbrink, Gerald Duvid;2501 AiryC1.;681-6890:1n1rcmurals11. Cronmo, Carol Ann,- 3939 oppan Ave.; G.A.A. 12; Pep Club 11,12,- Y- Burgher, Charles Robert, Bob ; 1063 Eldcu; 681-8730: FoolbaH lVorsity1 Teen512;Heult1-1 Carrer512, 11,12 1AM PHSL, WCPO All Sturs1; A Club 12; Bcskefball 11,12,- Treck Crawford, JoAnn; 2385 Von Leunen Dr.,- 541-5006: L'il Abner 10,- Prom Bosebull;$1uden1Council. . 1Comm.1 11; Brigadoon 11; Jr. Class Rep. 1Sec't1 11,- F.T.A. 10,11; En- Burke, Linda Jean; 6372 Meis Ave.,- 681-2470: Drill Team 11, Pep Club 11. semb1e 11,12 15ec't. 111,- Studenr Council 10-12; Pep Club 10-12 Rep. 121; Burton, Timothy Wayne, Tim ; 5929 Piqua; 681-5205: Band 10,11; Truck Masque 8: Mime 1012 156:1 101; Cheerleader 10-12; G.A.A. 12,- Thespions 10,11; Basketball 10-12; Fombcll 12. 15ec'f 11, Trees. 121. Bush, Michael Lynn, Mike ; 5537 Meryton; 542-1659,- L'11 Abner 10; Pep Croycrofr, Margaret Jane,- 4254 Hamilton,- 681-5016: G.A.A. 12; Jr. Class Club. Rep. 11; Pep Club 10,11. 8011, Janet Ellen; 1178 Lynnebrook Dr.; 681-0123: Red Cross 10; Talon 10; Cruynon, Judy Lynn; 1546 G1en Parker,- 681-8649; Student Council Rep. Jr, Council on World AHcirs 159611 10,- Pep Club 10-12; Drill Team 11: 12; Pep Club 10-11; ORice Helper 12. Brigadoon 1Props1 11; Masque S: Mime 12,- Girls' Choir 12. Cromer, John Bernard,- 1224 Groesbeck Rd,- 542-3560. Campbell, Vernon; 1507 Chase; 542-2138. C1055. John W509; 5320 36111101 ; 541-3345: Sfudenf Council 10; Track 10,- Campbell, WilIicm Edward, 8111 ; 5174 Holland Dn; 681-6274: Baseball 10- Football 10-12; Basketball; Color Guard 11,- Honor Monitor 11; A Club 12 1Piuyer of Year 111; Honor Monitor 11. 12. Centre , Linda Jean; 6226 Savannah; 542-1765: 5r. Honor Society; G.A.A.; Crowe, Mike Lee; 6111 F61rcrestCt.;681-6297. Aforlang;Pep C1ub;Jr, Achievement, CUSiCk, John Ccswell; 5999 Woldwoy; 681-5587: Band 10-12; Library S1GH Corey, Bonnie Rate; 6058 Oakwood; 541-5837: G.A.A. 10,- F.T.A. 10-12 1His- 11,12 1Pres. 121. iorian l1, Sec'f 121; Red Cross 11,12 1Sec't. 121,- Prom 1Decoration51 11. Davis, Don Pedro; 768 Derby Ave.; 541-6915. Carter, Brenda Sue,- 4368 Winton Rd. ; 681-5946: Siuden'r Councii 11; Talon cDuy, George C011; 1421 Cedar,- 541-0894. 11,12; Pep Club 12,- Business C1Ub;Y-Teens 12, DeVore, Kimberly K., Kim ,- 7920 Knollwood; 931-8153: Y-Teens 10,12; Pep Cushion, Sondra Leah,- 1095 Springbrook Dr.,- 521-0663: G.A.A. 12,. ,Y- Club 10-12: Business Club 11,12 1Pres. 121, Talon 12,- G.A.A. 10,11. Teens 12. Dickmun, Dennis H., Denny ; 6631 Loiswood Dr.,- 931-8348: Student Coun- Custells, Rosa Victoria; 6248 Cary; 542-1303; Pep Club, 12. :11 10,- Hi-Y 10-12; Pep Club 10-12; Sr. Class Rep 12,- lntramumds; Track; 6? Chance, Carol Ann; 218 G1enmary Ave.; 861-9289; Pep Club 11.12. Swimming- Chitwood, Paulo Diane; 4727 N. Edgewood Ave., 542-4726: Business Club 12. DiDoncfo, Pete Thomas, Blaise ; 1506 Teakwood; 681-8455: Golf 10,- Swim- Chitwood, Roger Scott, Rog ; 4727 N. Edgewood Ave.; 542-4726: Infra- ming 10; Brigodoon 1Scenery1 11,- Pep Club 1012; Wrestling 11,12,- A murals 11. Club 12; Student Council 12. Clark,Chcries Richard, Dick ; 1514 Lorry;541-3911. Distal, David Louis, Dave ,- 6139 Argus; 631-4835: Hf-Y 10-12 Wice-pres. 7.7 Cole, Cathy Dee; 355 Howell; 221-0621: Honor Society 10-12; Health C0 121; Band 10-12 1Pres, 121; Swimming 10; L'il Abner 10,- Briquoon IN. rears 10-12. 11 Donnelly, Anne E.; 5773 Belmont,- 541-0881: Jr. Honor Society 1Pres,1 10,- Y- Teens 10; G.A.A. 10; Council of Presidents 10; Student Council 1Comm. 10, Sec'f. 121; Pep Club 10,12; Sr. Class 1Comm.1 12; G1r15' Week Rep. 10. Duggun, James, Jim ; 1582 West Fork Rd.; 542-2367: Track 10. Duncan, Patricia Helen; 5939 Thornhill Ave.,- 681-5979: Harvey 10,- L'I'I Abner 10; Sr. Choir 11,12; Red Cross 10-12; Mosque 8: Mime 10-12; Thespicns10-12; Pep Club 10-12; G.A.A. 12. Dunn, Alice Faye; 4823 Doberrer; Glee Club; G.A.A. Durham, Harold 5.,- 2610 Firfree Ct; 541-7244. Dyer, Dorothy Louise, Sunni ,- 3839 Vine; 861-1870: Sr. Choir. jog Eaton, Buyd; 4726 Gray 12:1; 681-1149. Eaton. Janet Rufh; 1358 Wittekind Ter.; 541-6362: Sr. Choir 10,- Brigodoon 11; ETA. 10,11; Honor Society 10-12; Ensemble 11,12; Mosque 8: Mime 12,- Thespiqns 12,- Aforlang 10-12; Pep Club 10-12; S1uden1' Council 1His- forian1 10-12; Triple Trio 10-12; Math Club 12. Eaves, Karen Louise; 4821 Doberrer; 631-1065: Pep Cfub 10-12; Business Club 11,12; Y-Teens 12,-511Jden1 Office Help 12. Ehrmumrcuf, Arthur George, Art ; 1521 Wirrtou; 541-4253: Honor Monitors; Studem Council Rep. 1Alter.1 12; Sr. Class Rep. 1Al'rer.1 l2. Ellis, James Leonard, Jim ; 6021 Connecticut CL; 681-0993: Student Council 1V1ce-Fres. 12, Comm. 111 11,12; Carnivoi Chairman 12; Masque 81 Mime 10-12; Harvey 10; L111 Abner'f 10; Anastasia 11; Brigodoon 11; Antigone 11; Pep Club 10-12 1Pres. 121,- Thespfcns 11,12,- Talon 1Car- Ioonist1 10-12; Ensemble 11,12; Honor Society 11,12. Ellis, Paul Sherman; 1521 Hollywood; 541-5551. EppinghoE, Kathy Lynn; 1826 Robley Ave.; 681-6477: Pep Club 12. Ernest, Eugene; 1932 Chase; 681-5683; ln'ramurals; Pep Club. rnsf, John Charles; 5849 Shudymisl; 541-6317,- Wresiling 11,12. Fonnin, Brenda Kay,- 4811 Wimon Rd.; 542-3558: F.T.A.; Pep Club. ischer, Steven Frederick; 52 Rawson Woods Cir.; 751-1400: Bus etball 1Mgr. 10: lnircmurals; Prom 1Decora1ions1 11; AH Club 12; Sr. Comm. 12, Fe Club 10-12; To10n 12. ond, Carolyn; 4230 Cherry; 681-8220: Student Council 10,- Qme 11; Sr. Class Rep. 1Aller.1 12. Pout, Sharon Lee,- 521 F1611Ter.;681-8307. Friedhoff, Robert Edwin, Bob ,- 5038 Wooden Shoe Lune,- 681-2749. Frillman, Thomas Richard, Tom ,- 1486 Wittekind Ten; 681-2195: Chess Club 10,11; L'il Abner 10; Talon 1Photagrapher1 12; Pep Club 10-12. Gaines, Robert Herman; 1307 Cedar; 681-8234: Intramurols. Galinger, David Albert, Dave ; 582 Dutch Colony Dr. H Gard, Mary Lorraine; 5422 Songbird; 542-3161: Y-Teens 10,. FLA. 10,- 7 L Pep Club10-12;Sr.Choir 10.11. t . 188 J . C; 34101 $51,147,153? f 491 k 0 1 ,. , Ki? X. 1:41:16 1775 6 '4 1 XX Gardner, Carroll Ann; 5703 Lantanu; 681-0104: G.A.A. 12; Business Club ' 12. Garner. Linda Mae; 1300 North Bend Rd; 681-1903: Cheerleader 10-12; Pep C1ub 10,11 1Sec r, 101; Student Council 10-12 1Purliamenlariun 121; F.T.A. 10; 1'L111 Abner 10, Rep. '10 Girls' Week 1Police Chief1 11; Briga- doon 11; Sr. Class 1Sec'r1 12; Ensemble 12. Geiger, Robert Paul, Bob ; 5425 Bluebird Lune; 541-5960. Gers, Bruce E.,- 2609 Firfree Ct,- 681-7926: Fooiball 12; Baseball 12. Gillespie, Curoleeno Sue, Max ; 523 Lowell Ave. Gilmer, Judy Carole; 2685 Firrree CL,- 681-0249: Band 11; Orchestra 10-12. Glasgow, 111, William Kerr; Bill'l; 7863 Bobolink; 521-4339: Band 10-12; Inframuruls 12; Red Cross; Safety Council 12. Godbey, Richard Wayne; 4304 Colerain Ave.; 681-6595: L'il Abner 10; Band 11; Orchestra 10,11; Intromuruls 11,12. Golden, Glorla Jgnef; '4669 Kirby; 681-3027: G.A.A. 1Mgr. 11, Vice-Pres. 121 10-12; Sr. Honor Society 10-12 1Treas. 121; Health Careers 10-12 1Treas. 121,- Ensemble 11,12; Aforlang 11,12 Nice Pres. 121,- Sr. Class Rep. 12,- Brigadoon 11. Gorski, John Walter; 6437 Aspen Ave.; 542-1119. 1 Graham, Carolyn Sue,- 2606 Kipling; 541-6992: Pep Club 10-12. Graves, Virginia; 1150 Cedar; Art Club 1Reporfer1 12,- G.A.A. 10; Sr. Choir 10. Green, Nancy Kuye; 4445 Coleraine; 681-2297; Jr. Achievement; Honor Socieiy; Pep Club. Greene, Marie Elaine; 619 Dutch Co1ony Dr. Pep Club. 113; Gross, Ronald; 5245 Vivian P1. GrubenhoH, John Lester; 4435 Colerain; 681-5786. Hadley, Charles Joseph, Joe ; 1447 Wefgold Ave; 681-0631: Intramuruls 10,11. Hcgerstrand, Eric Charles: 6065 Oakwood; 681-2048: Tennis 11,12; Cross Country 10-12; Basketball 1Mgr.1 10-12; Hi-Y 11,12,- Fep Club 10-12; Honor Monitor 11,12,- A Club 12. Huines, Walter Lester; 5847 Lothrop; 541-4441: Band 10,11; lnirumuruls IO, 11; Pep C1ub10,11. ahHall, Timothy Everett, Tim ,- 563 McAIpin; 221.6093, Hal'ler, Stefanie Anne,- 215 Woolper, 221-5035. olvorson, Peter Evan, Pete ,- 3435 Cornell PL, 221-6729: Sr. Class 1Pres.1 12,- Siuden1Council;Hi-Y 11,12; Football 10,11; Tennis 10. amillon, Nancy Jane; 1172 Hollywood; 681-8661: Band 10-12; Orchestra 10; Honor Society 10-12; F.T.A. 10-12; CinWi Youth Orchestra 12; Pep Club 10; Red Cross 12. Hamilton, Sondra Louise, Sandy ; 4213 Kirby; 681-4284: Y-Teens 10,11,- Modern Dancing 10; From 1Decorations-Chuirmun1 11,- L'il Abner 10; 1 Sr. Class Rep. 1Alter.1 12. 11141Hommons, Lenore; 5543 Meryfon PL; 542-2726: Honor Society 10-12; Sr. Choir 11,- G.A.A. 11,12; Councii on Worid AHairs 11,12; F.T.A. 12,- Sr. Class 1Co-Chairman Alumni CommJ 12; Red Cross 11; It's Academic 12,- lvy Arch Girl 11. Hanning, Poul Harrison; 4260 Carlin 5!..- 541-7828: Thespicns 10-12; Mas- que 8: Mime 10,11; Inrramurals 10; Sr. Class Rep. 12. Hurdfke, Anna Marie; 4129 Apple,- 681-7091; Y-Teens 10; G.A.A, 10,. Sr. Class 1Comm. 112. Hardy, Steven Bruce, 51eve ; 1633 Rockford P1,; 661-1799: Intramurals 11: - Sr. Class 1Comrn.1 12; Drama Cluia 12. 44$Hur1mun, Munhew; 5711 Winneste; 542-3845. Hartman, Philip Randall, Randy ; 1054 Addice Way,- 681-1962. Haste, Carol Ann,- 1543 Pullon; 542-3475: Pep Club 12; Business Club 12. Hosting, Nancy Carol,- 657 Froome; 681-6992, Hebenstreit, Edward George; 1443 Aslere PL; 681-0353. Heckermun, Saundra Rose, Sandy ; 4607 Cresap Ave.; 681-2984: Glee Club 10. Heins, Ruth Ann; 764 Circfe; 541-1686: F.T.A. 10-12; Honor Sociefy 11,12; Library 51611 11,12; Y-Teens 10,11; Pep Club 10-12. Heitzler, George Jeffrey, J98 ; 1708 Llunfair; 541-5684: L1i1 Abner . Hetm, Lena Jane; 2370 W. North Bend Rd.; 681-6979: Red Cross Rep. KAIterJ 1f 12; Library 5161? 11,12. Heminger, John Allen; 3436 Morrison PL; 221-2853: Honor Society; Aforlung K UreusJ; Band,- Hi-Y 1Hl'slorian1; Brigudoon . , Henrich, Linda Gail; 1096 Springbrook Dr.; 521-5591. 1;; . ermonn, Donna Ann; 7875 Bunkwood Le; 521-7380. ines, David Maurice, Dave ; 1518 Chase; 541-7125: Pep Club 12. Hirth, Linda Kay; 3790 Vine,- 281-8582: Pep C1ub 10,11; Business Club 12. Hoeweler, James Edward,- 4992 Gray Rd; 681-1897: Imramurals 10.11. 1 Hoeweler, Robert Eugene. Bob ,- 2110 Simbury CL; 681-4031: Track 10; Foofbull 10-12; Wrestling 11,12; Hi-Y 11,12; Honor Monitor 11,- Cr. Class ,2 1Treas.112. 1 man Geor e Donald: 5679 Folchi Dr.; 542-4451: Sr. Band 10-12; Foot- Xx bull10;PepCu 10- . onann. Susan Jane, Sue ,- 6027 Connecticut CL; 681-7975: F.T.A. 10,11; Sr. Choir 10-12. 011, Nancy Carol; 4119 Jerome; 681-2402: Drill Team 10-12; Honor Society 11,12; Sr. Band 10-12; Pep Club 10. Hohmon, Magdalene Ann, Maggie ; 1477 Lorrywood; 542-3550. Holzmueller, Gus Lawrence; 2669 Gracewood; 541-6569: Track 10,- FootbaIl . , 10,1 1. ILL Hook, Sandra Sue, Sandy ; 1317 Vundulia Ave.,- 681-5856, Hoover, Nancy Elaine; 8010 Daly Rd.; 521-4501: Prom 1Decorafions1 11. Hopper, Anna Louise, Nita : 3465 Brookline Ave.; 281-9902. HuHmun, James Russell, Cow ; 4659 N. Edgewood; 681-3985. 9ft'2021..t.67 1 f. I . V '-, f 7:7 A '-1' 1 1760-3177 . 7'71 x'lrwrlxini -' , . .12. Intramural: 10,11,- cw... IZgrlngmm, Hughes, Wayne King; 4245 Brooksida Ave.,- 541-2285: Stage Crew 10.11;f70 Inframurals 11. Hunnicun, Ann Louise,- 1465 Oak Knoll Dr.; 931-7322: Sr. Honor Society 10 12 1N6minuiing Comm.1; Afor1ang 10-1'2 1Pres. 121; Jr. Council an Wor1d Affairs 10-12; G.A.A. 10-12 1Pres. 81 Treas.1; F.T.A. 10-12; Pep Club 10-12 Pigskin Preview Queen Candidule 12,- Ivy Arch Girl Ha. Hursong. Linda Rose,- 1445 Ambrose Ave.; 541-7386: G.A.A. 11,12 1Mgr. I21.- Hush Sue Ann; 5922 Belmont, Apt. 7; 681-1987: Ensemble 11,12 Wrens. 121,- Triple Trio 1012; Sr. Choir 10,- Brfgcxdoon 11; F.T.A. 10-12 Wive-Pres. 10, Sadr. 11, Librarian 121,- G.A.A. 10,12; Heuhh Careers 10-12; Sr. Class Graduation Comm. 8: Class Gift Comm.1 12; Pep Club 10-12; Red Cross 11, 12 Executive Comm. Chair.1. lbold, Linda Rue; 4543 Hamilton; 542-0614. Linda Gail,- 5658 Hamilton; 541-6078: Masque 8: Mime 10-12; L'iJ Abner 10; G.A.A. 10-12; Bond 10,11; F.T.A. 10,11'; Pep Club 10-12; Student Council 1Pub. Rel. Comm. 8 House 8 Grounds CommJ 11,12; Prom 1Decorations1 11. Jahnigen, Dennis William, '4Denny ; 6675 Plantation Way,- 521-2424: Cross Country 12; Track Team 11; A Club 12,- Pep Club 12,- Mosque 8 Mime 1'2; Wrestling Team 12,- Red Cross Rep.; It's Academic 12. Juhnke, Roger Alan, Rog ,- 6457 Teakwood Ct. 681-0613: Red Cross Rep. 10; Cross Country 10; S1udenr Council 1Comm.1 11; Swim Team 11,12,- Go Team 11,12; Sr. Class Rep. 12; A Club 12,- Chess Club 12; Intro- muruls 12. Jallick, William Michael, Mike ,- 1059 Elda; 681-7886: Intramural: 10,11. . James, Charlene Ann, Charlie ; 4112 Fforidu Ave.; 541-6831 . fgngenny, William Albert, 3111 ; 1625 Pullon; 541.3310. Jimerson, Courtney Lee, Corky ; 5434 Fox Rd.,- 681-6747. Johnson, Barry L,- 6640 Daly Rd.; 522-8983: Honor Society 11. Johnson, Michael LeRoy; 41 10 Jerome; 541-0395: Busebull 11. Johnson, Sheila Ann;11099 Addice Way,- 541-3138: Drill Team 10,11; Busi- ness CM: 12; 0111ce Aid 12; Jr. Class Rep. 11; Sr. Class Rep. 12. Johnson, Terry Lee; 3685 Luuk; 221-3186: Stage Crew 10,11; Pep Club 10- 12,- Foofbull 10. Johnson, Virdel; 5929 Pique; 681-5205: Modern Dancing; Drill Team: Y- Teens. 137mm, Angela Maria, Angie ; 586 Kings Run om 681-3091: Jr. Class Rep. 11; Prom tDecorafions-Chairmam 11; Pep Club 11,12,- Peregrine 12: Student Council 1Pub. Rel. CommJ 12; Sr. Class Projects 12; Y-Teens 12,- Candidale For Foofball Queen 12. Jones, Jo Anne, Jonesie ; 4646 N. Edgewood; 681-1752: Drama Club; Art Club; Sr. Class Com. Jones, Joseph John, Joe ; 1707 Martha 31.; 681-5293: Truck 10. Joyce, Kathleen, Kathy ; 1196 S. Lynnebrook Dr.; 681-4502: Pep Club; Eusi- ness Club. Katzler, Elizabeth Muhne, Liz ,- 62 Top Ridge P1,; 541-3838: G.A.A. 1D; Glee Club 11. 1912 Kelrner, Thomas Roberf. Torn ; 1186 Hollywood; 542-1077: Golf Team 12,- Pep Club; Honor Monitor,- A Club. 189 1;?1K1dd, Sharon Lynne; 32 Porkwood P1,; 961-8580: Business Club; Pep Club 10. 0?CFKrebs, Samuel Christoin, Chris ,- 2333 Raeburn Ter.; 541-4369: Student 132M , f'Lawson, Raiph Sfeven; 7931 Knollwood; 521-2688: Cros: Country 10; Basket- K ball 10-12; Baseball 10; Truck 11,- Pep Club 10.11,- Hi-Y 11; Honor Moni- kKiefer, Charles Rundo1ph, 44Randy ; 6510 Edwnod; 681-7149: Chess Club 10- 12 1Treas. 121,- Mc1111 Club 12: Kindred, Buford $11165, Buf ; 4228 Fergus; 542-4166: Council on World Affairs; Honor Monitor: Studen'r Council. Kiniaw, Koren Lee; 4900 Winneste; 541-3401: Studen? Councif; Y-Teerls 12; Health Careers 12 Kleine, Pamela Ann, Pam ; 2115 Bluebell Dr.; 542-3815: G.A.A. 10-12 1Sec'1 111,- Hec111h Careers Club 10-12 tsec'f . 111; F.T.A. 10-12; Honor Society 10-12; Math Club 12; Choir 10,11; Council on World AHuirs 12; Pep Club 10-12; Peregrine 12; Pep Club 10-12. Koch, Barbara Louise; 1326 Springluwn Ave.; 681-2351; Pep Club 10,11. Koch, Mary Alice; 1334 Springluwn Ave; 681-6311: Y-Teens 10-12; Jr. Class Rep. 11; Sr. Class Comm: 12,- Pep Club 10-12. Kraus. Sondra, Sandy ,- 1743 Chase; 541-0861: Pep Club 10-12; Heohh Careers 10-12 Wrens. 10,11, Pres. 121; G.A.A. 10,11 Wice-Pres. 111; Stu- dent Council 12; Jr. Counci! on World AHairs 12,- Girls' Week Rep. 11. Council 11 1Ac9ivilies Comm11; Swimming Team 11,12; Intramurals 11,12; Bond 1012; Orchestra 1012. Kregzde, Aldcncz One; 1647 Bruce,- 541-6658: Honor Society 10-12; Y-Teens 10,12; L'11 Abner tDancer1 10; J1'. Achievement 12. Krismer, Jerome Anthony, Jerry ,- 4256 Virg1nio; 681-8329. Krismer, John Raymond; 4256 Virginia; 681-8329. Kroeger, John Theodore, Jack ,- 5736 Kiefer Ct,- 541-4433; Baseball. A x Kkuhn, Mary Beth,- 5819 Glenview Ava,- 541-7030: Drill Team 11; Y-Teens 12; 206 1 Pep Club 10-12; Queen of Court Candidate 11; Football Queen Cc d' xyare 12. , Kuluiion, Carol Jean; 240 Woolper; 281-6350: Glee Club 12,- G.A.A. 11,- Pep Club 10-12. Lakes, Ronnie Eugene; 1541 Donaldson PL; 681-1280. Lombing, Barbara Jean; 4421 Ammon Ave.; 681-6338: G.A.A. 10-12. Lungdon, Kerry Lee, Ker ; 4571 Hamilton; 541-1328: Siudenr Council 10; QkJ A Club 12; Football 10-12; Baseball 1Coptuin1 10-12; Sr. Bond 10; Mr. Aiken 11. Lcnfer, Frances Lee, Fran ; 6112 TahiTi Dr.,- 542-1455:Jr. Achievement 11; Library Aid 11,12. Ior 11, LeGrond, Viclor Thomas Tom ,- 3456 Cornell PL; 221-6344: Hi-Y Ureas. 111:1ng Drama Club; Thespians; Football 1Reserve1 11; 1'L'il Abner 10,- Amigonej 11;Jr.Achievemen111,12. Ley Shirley Jean,- 2615 Kipling; 681-6473: Cheerleader 10,11; Ensembie 11, 12,- Masque 81 Mime 13m. Vice-Pres.1 10.12,. Thespians 11,12, F.T.A. 1o, SENIOR INDEX 11; G.A.A. 10-12; Sr. Choir 10,- L'il Abner 10; Brigodoon 11,- Pep Club 10-12 1Treos.1;.1r. Class 1Treus.1 11; Girls' Week Rep. 11. Sistermann, Michael George, 4'Mike ; 1425 North Bend Rd.,- 681-3839. Lovejoy, Elizabeth Rue; 900 LufuyeHe Ave,,- 681-0966: Glee Club 10,12. Loveless, Bernice Heine; 6006 Connecticut Ct,- 541-0254: Pep Club 10-12; G.A.A. 10. Loveless, Linda Kay; 6006 Connecticut CL,- 541-0254: Pep Club 10-12; G.A.A. 10. Lucas, Opal Ann; 1153 Atwood Ave; 681-0570: Pep Club 11,12. 6 LYN : DW'd S'Un'eyr DOVE ; 3476 Come PL; 861-1549: P9P C'Ub 1042152520 Miller, Kathleen Joy, Ka1h1 ; 5414 Fox Rd; 681-4166: Drill Team 10,11,-1126 Foo1ball 10,11; Color Guard 10,11,- Thespiuns 11,12 1V. Pres. 121,- M65- G1A.A1 11 12: F.T.A1 11 12, Honor Sociefy 10,12, HLIiI Abner 10' MaquEV que 8 Mime 121 Ensemble 12 1P'95-1i 51- Class Exec' Board 12; smden' 8. Mime 12, Sr. Choir 10.12, Student Council 11,12 1Pub. Rel. s. Amine: Council 12; Brigadoonl' 11;Basebc11ll 10. C , M 111 Cl 1:: 12- T 1 51 ff 1012, 5 CI R A11 '2. P Lynch, Murzelle; 513 Dutch Colony Dr.; 541-3772: F.T.A. 10.12; G.A.A, 10- C:::j1;,.:,p c1313 10.3; on a 6 ' r' 055 3P1 K em ' mm 12; Means 12? 5 Choir 10:11; 5018111 Weak ReP- '0- Mitchell, Michael Patrick, Mike ; 347 McAlpin; 421-6098: Fombau 12. M01511: Byron LEE. Briun ; 1319 HOHYWOGd; 54164395 Monday, Ro1ond Brian,- 6051 Pawnee Dr.; 542-4332: lnfrumuruls 10-12, Mosrom, Caroll Lynne; 5986 Wcldway; 681-4611: Pep Club 10-12; Y-Teens Montgomery, Barbara Jean, Bcrbn;2011 Purkhursl C1. 10, 12; Hechh Careers 10,12; 081:5 Worker,- L'H Abner 10; Jf- C1055 Monrgomery, Sandra Lee, Scndy ; 1004 Ebony Le. 541-3128; L111 Abner , 7 +7., Rep. 11; Mu10181185 1COP1- 121 10-12;From Comm. 11: C1055 DUY Comm, 12- 1Duncer1 10; Jrl Class Executive Board 11; Sfudent CouncH 12,- Pep Club 1 M01123- Sandra Ann, 50 : 2553 K1p11ng;541-4529: Business CIUbF Pep CIUbi 1012; Queen of Court Condidme 11; FootbaH Queen Candidate 12. Y-Teens. Morgason, Don Roy, Whitey ; 4136 Jerome; Baseball 10. Maxwen, Barbara Sue, Babbiu: 1076 Loiska: 541-4202: Y-Teens; Business Mountain, Pome1a Ann, Pom ; 6313 Savannah; 541.7314. Y-Teens 11,12,321? C1115; SF- C1055 C0111? - 12- Business Club 12; Pep Club 10-12; omce Help 12; Jr. Ach1evemen1; Glee Mazzo, Donald Louis; 6638 Kirkland Dn; 521-2468: Stage Crew. Club. McCloud, Peggy Ann,- 5000 Winneste; 541-5797: Pep Club; G.A.A. Multner, Lois Ann. Lo ; 6314 Hamihon; 542-2508; Cheerleader 10-12 1Com. lMcElroy, Alice Ru1h7593 Terrace,- 861-9602. 6 121; Band 10-12; G.A1A. 10-12; S1Uden1 Council 11; Pep Club 10-12 1SeC'f. McE1roy, Mary Ann; 593 Terrace; 861-9602 121,- Jr. C1055 V. Pres. 11 1Comm.-Prom1; Girls' Week Rep. 11,- Candidate cLecm, Caronn Sue; 4422 Ccleruin; 681-6416: Business Club 11,12. for FootbalI Queen. MzMickIe, Melva Gweyn; 347 McAlpin; 281-6229: Masque 8- Mirne 1011;115:167 Muskovin, Marie Lee; 6478 Teakwood CL; 541-7740: Peregrine 12; G.A.A. G.A.A. 10,11,- Council on WorId AFmirs 10-12; Red Cross 11,- Pep Club 10-12 1Mgr. 10,111,- Heulfh Careers 1012; Honor Society 11,12 Ureos. 111; 10,11. Brigudoon 1Cos1umes1 11; Pep Club 10-12. . ,. Merkel, Margaret Felicia, Meg ; 582.5 G1enview; 681-6144: Health Careers. Myers, Beverfy Ann; 1735 Norfh Bend,- 681-2229: Pep Club 10-12, Swim 1+3 Merkle, Kenneth Robert, Ken ,- 6431 Meadow V1510; 522-1995. Team 10; Glee Club 11; Peregrine 12. k Mers, Michaelyn Louise, Mickie ,- 4656 Ashtree; 542-4632: Red Cross156c4t Nuntz, John Michael, 3511 Cornell PL; 861-4589: Red Cross Rep.,- Math 10, V. Pres 11, Pres. 121 10-12; Masque 81 Mime 12,- Heuhh Careers 11,12; Club. Sr. 86nd 10,11,- Pep C1ub 10-12; Rep. 10 City Red Cross 11. Nash, Nancy Lee, Nonc ; 3414 Bishop: Student Council 10; G.A,A, 11. MiHer, Arfhur Dennis, Denny ,- 1157 Ho!1ywood; 681-6221: Tennis 11,12;Q.;4 eeley, Sandra Lee, Sandy ; 203 Croff; 542-0276: Pep Club 10,12; Busi- Pep Club 11,12,- Jr. Class ProiecTs 8: Comm. 11,- Weigh? Taom 11,- lntm- ness Club 12. murals 11,12. Oaks, Gory AHen; 2638 Firrree C1.,-541-1663: Football 10-12; Track 10. .. Miller, Julie Anne,- 5670 Meryton; 681-5486: Sr. Class tCorres. Sec'H 1212250'8r1en, James Eugene, J.O. ; 5528 Belmont; 542-3668; Hi-Y Club 10-12 K2179 Jr. Class Rep. 11; Student Council 10,11,- chor Society 1012 1Pres. 121,- 7 1Historian 10, Pres. 121,- Fep Club 10-12; FooIbull 10-12; Basketball 10-12 Sr. Bond 10,11 1Treas. 111; Health Careers 11,12 Wice-Pres. 121; Jr. 1Co-Capf. 111,- Basebull 10,- Sruden: Council 10,11,- BuskeibaH-High Mun Council on WorId Affairs 10-12 1Pres. 101,- Aforlang 11,12; Council of All City, PHSL Leading Scorer 11; Hi-Y Club-Pres, of Cenfrol CounciF, Pres. Presidems 11; Ivy Arch Girl 11. of Hamihon County. 190 ngewulla, C. Nolan; 241 Senator PL,- 961-8119: 5r. Choir 11,12; Infra- murais 12. Osrerling, NiCholas A., Nick ; 5662 Hamilton; 541-5823. OiihoHer, Jane! Helen; 1717 E110 51.; 541-2731: 5r. Honor Society 10-12: Afor1ang 11,12 1Choirmon of Membership 121; Pep Club 10-12; Sr, Choir 10,11;G.A.A.12. Palmer, Ann Lindley; Careers 10,- OFiice Aid 11 12; Pep Club 10-12; Prom 1Decoroiions1 11,- . ClassActiviiiesComm.12;Girls WeekRep.11;Peregrine12. Parchmun,Kenne1h Lee, Ken ; 1415 Oak Knoii; 522- 2966- Student CounCIIQ5j 10-12 1TrecIs: 10, Pres. 121,- Busketbull 10:12,- Golf 11,12- Hi-Y 11,12 1Treus. 121,- Pep Club 10-12 iRep. 10-121: Baseball 10; Cross Country 10 1Capi.1; Band 10; A Club 12. Parnell, David Michaei, Mike ; Red Cross 11,12 1Chairmon of Executive Board1; Track 11,12; Hi-Y 10-12; City Hi-Y Chaplain 12; 1614 Westmoreland; 681-0009: Y-Teens 10-12; Heailh Sr. 1213 Groesbeck; 681-2446: Fooibull 10-12; Baskefboil 1Reserve1 10,11,- A Club 12 1Corres. $261.1; Sr. Choir 10,11; Pep Club 10-12; Honor Monitor 11. Purres, Patrice Alyne, an ; 6589 Edwood; 931-8046: Drill Team 10-12; Sr. Class Rep. 12; L'il Abner 10,- Fep Club 10,12,- Y-Teens 1012; Prom 1Decora1ions1 11. Parrefi, Clifford Marvin, Cliff ; 1176 Alwood; 542-3261: Band 10,11; Honor Monitor 11; intramural: 10-12, Pearce, Pamela Jean, Pam ; 6207 Edwood; 681-6054: G.A.A. 10-12 1Pres. 11, Recording Sec't, 121,- Muth Club 12; Honor Society 11.12.- Jr. Council on World Affairs 10-12; FT..A 10-12, Sr. Class 12 1Co-Choirman A1umniComm.,-1 Sr. Choir 10,11; Girls Week 11613.11... Femberion, Bruce William; 3338 Geno,- 281- 8447: Student Council 11, 1209440 House 8: Grounds,Comm.11, Activities Ccmm.121,-Football 10-;12 Swimming 10; Basketball 11,12; A Club 12,- Jr. Class Proiecis 11. Peter, Ann Carol; 5727 Wieleri; 681-1542: G.A.A. 10-12 1Mgr. 11,121,- Sr. Choir 10-12; Pep Club 10-12; Honor Socieiy 10-12 1V. Pres. 11, Program Chiorman 121; To'ion 10; Post Marked Youth Reporter 11; Peregrine 12; S1udent Council 12 1Corres 536.;11 Masque 8: Mime 12 1Program Chair- mon1; L'il Abner 10; Brigadoon 11; GirE 11. Phillips, Ginny Ann; 534 Orien1;681- 2628 oindexfer, Frank Richard; 4859 Winnesie. P011, Gary George; 3787 Wells,- 961 -7809: Bond 10- Football 1Mgr1 10-12; A Club 12- Iniromurul Rep.11; Red Cross Rep 1Alter1 12, Pep Cluajw 11,12. Press, Peggy Lou,- 6010 Connecticut CI..- 681-2296: Peregrine Editor 121 11, 12,- G.A.A. 10-12 1Mgr. 111; Honor Socieiy 10-12 1Secif. 111; Aforiung 11,12; Y-Teens 10-12; Math Club 12,- Pep Club 10-12; F.T.A. 10; Orches- tra 11,- Sfudent Cuuncil 12; Alumni Comm. 12. Preston, Joan Eiizobefh; 1507 Aster PI, 681-1885. Puckeii, Coroiyn Sue; 1774 Hunfield; 681-2651. Pucken, Robert Bruce, Bob ,-1452 Elkton; 542- 4521: Football 10:13?ka 1Mgr1 11, Brigadoon 1516991 11; Jr. Class Proiacis Purdy Kenneth Coburn Ken ,- 6300 Cory; 541 -:8864 Siudeni Council 10-122 1591. at Arms 11, Chaplain 121; Football 1012; Wrestling 11,12,- Truck 10,11; Hi-Y 10-12 1Corres. Sec'r 11, Chaplain 12,-1; Jr. Class Pres. 11; Ac- Iivifies 8- Groduuiion Chairman 12; Honor Socieiy 10-12; Pep Club 10-12, 5r. Bond 10,11; A Club 12. 191 Prom 1Decorations1 11,- lvy Arch C: Puschmunn, Fred Curl; 7326 Elizabeth 51.,- 931-9450: Football 1Reserve1 10,- Pep Club 10,11; Honor Monitor 11. Randolph, Jerry Lee; 5054 Winneste; 541-0361. Redman, Ruth Carolyn, Rufhie ; 6256 Rugby Rd; 541-3044: G.A.A. 1Mgr. 11,121,- Prorn Comm. 12. Reiienbuch, Michael Jacob, Mike ; Intramuro 15 10-12a12170 10-12 1096 Lcisku; 681-8737: Red Cross 10,11; Pep Club 1012; Sr. Choir 10,- L'il Abner 10,- Brigadoon 11,- Jr. Coun- cil on World Affairs 12. Rennegarbe, Koren Lou,- 520 Orienf; 681-2744: F.T,A. 10-12 Wrens. 10,121; Health Careers 10-12 1V. Pres. 11, Sec'i. 121; Pep Club 10-12; Honor Society 1012: Student Councii 10,11 iSec'i. 111; Oi'TIce Worker 12,- Ivy Arch Girl 11. Reynolds, Tommy C., Tom ; 4815 Esfe. . - 1 ichards, William Arthur, Bill ,- 5555 Meryion PL; 681-1362: Honor Monitor 2 76 11,- Track 10,11; Hi-Y 10-12 1Sec't 121,- Pep Club 10-12; M0111 Club 12; A Ciub 12. Richardson, Pufricio Ann, 161701531 ; 2607 Kathieen C12,- 10- 12 iSec'T. 101, Health Careers 10-12; Band 11, 12 Riedel Patricio Lynne, P01 6060 Be1monf; 541-:8559 Heclih Careers 10,12; Pep Club 10-;12 YTeens 10-12 1V.Pres.11, Pres. 12 Rep.1o Washing- 1on, D..C 111;Studen1CounCI1 12. Roork, Carol Ann; 5916 Humilfon; 542- 4182. Roemer, Jim Paul, 6257 Savannah; 541-1585. R0116, Luis Marianne; 1413 Ambrose,- 681-6774: Choir Prom Comm.11,12;Clcss Day Comm 12. Rose, Roberi Raymond, Bob ; 4632 Asi-Iiree Dr.; .542- 0583 Cross Coun'rry 11. Rose, Sharon,- 5312 Coleroin Ave; 681-2035: Pep Club 10-12; Thespions 10- 12; Mosque 8 Mime 10,11,- Red Cross 11,-He611h Careers 10; Harvey 10; L'fl Abner 10. Ross, Clarke Everett; 1Sec.Treusurer1. Rofh, Wiiliom; 6462 Loiswood Dr.A 541-5265. RofI-Ian, Don Edward, Duck , 711 McMakin, 681 -0320 udolph, Rhonda Christine; 6270 Collegevue PL; 542- 3272- Honor Society 10- 32? 7 12; GAA. 10-12, PepCIUb 10,11; Talon 11,12. uebel, Peggy Ann; 4231 Leeper 51; 5419269 Pep Club 10,- Honor Society 542-0772: Orchestra 2.751 10-12; G.A.A. 11; 1566 Hollywood; 681-3581: Electronics Club 10-12 Runyon, Frank Michael,- Pep Club; Chess Club; lnfromurals; Wrestling. 5730 Davey Ave.; 542-2491: Russell, Cor61 Ann,- 4257 Chambers 51.: Pep Club,- Y-Teens. Q1779 Saddler, Danny Richard; 4909 Winnesre Ave; 542-3394. Sanford, Melvina, Nina ,- 3439 Corneil PL; 221-5998: Pep Club 10-12; F.T.A. 10-12; Heuiih Careers 11,12; Business Club 11.12; GAA. 10; Y- , Teens 10. Sawtell, Carolyn Jane,- 1347 Teokwood; 541-1089: F.T.A. Team 10,11; G.A:A. 10,11; Y-Teens 10,12; Jr. C1055 Rep. 11. homer, Anthony John: 2701 Hillvisia; 541-5539. Scheibling, James William,- 4132 Mad Anthony; Cross Country 10; A Club 12. Schlensker, David Carl, Dave ; 4914Winion Ridge Le.,- 681-8050,- Basketball 10-12; Baseball 10-12; Intramurais 10-12; Honor Monitor 11; A Club 12. Schneider, Carol Ann,- 4221 Cherry; 651-2981: Pep Club 10-12; Prom Comm. 11,12,- Y-Teens 1012; Student Counci1 12; Library Aid 11. Schneizer, Jerry Gervious; 1121 Hoiiywood: 541-3006. Schoumocher, Roqer Charles; 6663 Kirklcnd Dr.; 93119590; Pep Club. 10 1Sec'.11 0:919 ; 681-2171: Track 10,11; Schruer, Robert Michael, Mike , 7900 Granville; 522-3983: Baskefbcxll 10; 300 Cross Country 10,- Band 10,11, Honor Monitor 11,- Stage Crew 11; In- trarnurals 10-12. Schwarz, Betty 10; 1085 Wionnu Cir,- 541-7052 Seiiz, Robert; 4321 Hamilton; 542 2210,- Chess Club 11,12. Sexton, Diane Clieon; 4606 Win10n 128.; 542-3489: Business Club 11.12; Pep - Club 12; Y-Teens 12; OFHce Aid 10. Shale, Lois Jean; 1439 EEkion; 541-6668: Pep Club 1012, 5he11,Dovid Wiliiam, ' Dave ,- 4680 Kirby; 631-6531;... Simpson, Jo Ann; 3535 Beldore Ave,- 961 0537 Sims, Lorry Du!;e 882 Ookfield Ave.- 681-8717 ,- A Skuggs, Deborah June, Debbie ,- 306 LcFayette Ave.,- 861-0765: Pep Club 350? 12,- G.A,A. 12,- Y-Teens 12,- Sr. Class 1Clcss Doy Choirmon1 12. Smith, Dione Lee; 1315 Oak Knoil; 522-5007: Drill Team 10,11; Y-Teens 10- 12; F.T.A. 10,- Prom 1Decoraiions1 11; Sr. Choir 10,- Pep Club 10-12. Smirh, Gloria Lynn, 610 ; 651 Froome; 681-5213. Smith, Lee Alberi, Smiffy ; 4812 Winton; 681-2225: Drama Club 10-12; L'il Abner 10,- Hurvey 10 tsiage1; Anastasia 1516921 11; Prom 1Decoruiions1 11,- Pep Club 10,11. :Smii'h, LindavAIice; 618 Kings Run Dr.; 541-3274: Pep Club 10-12; Brigu- 731-2 doon 1171Scenery1; Drill Teorg-12; OFFlce Aid 12; Prom Comm. 11,12. 1' Smith, Sharon Lee,- 7839 Bunkwood; 931-4096. Pep Club 10-12; Business CIUb12;CloIss Day Comm.12. Sorreli, April 8.,- 1507 North Bend, Am. 1; 542-0104: Harvey 10,- L'il Abner 10 10irector1; Anastasia 11; Brigadoon 11 1Mcke-up1: Girls' Week Rep, 11; Mosque 8: Mime 10-12 W. Pres. 11, Pres. 121; Thespicns 10-12; Pep Cfub 10-12; Talon 11,12; Sr. Class Comm. 12,- Sr. Choir 10-12 KPres. 121. Sorrelis, Phillip; 1654 011e,; 541-4353: Football 10,- Sr. Choir 11, Spencer, Joseph Frank, Joe ,- 4349 Virginia; 541- 1506: Band 10 11. I .7 Sporck, Solveig Elizabeth; 1660 Mur1cwe Ave.,- 6812764: Pep Club 10-12. 37f 7 Stacy, Charles 12.; 4224 Fergus; 542-1731: Infromuruls 11 12,- Feregrine 11, 12,- Hi-Y 12. Singer Wiiliam Joseph, 23111 ; 6634 Kirkland; 522-6099: Chess Ciub 10-12 319:1 18ec'i. 11,121, Pep Club 11,12;MG111C1Ub 12. V I Smry, Coral Jeun;1419 Wittekind Ten; 681-0815: Sfuden! Council; Jr. Clossjgjc Rep.11.Y-Teen510-12;Sr Class Comm 12 51oubiiz, Polricm Ann, F01 ;6440 Duly Rd.; 931-7126: FWTA 1012; Honor Sociery 10-,-12 Pep Club 10-,-12 YTeens 11 ,1;2 Brigodoon 13cenery1 11.- Library Ald 11; Prom 1Decomiicms1 11; M0111 Club 12; Peregrine 12. Green, Kenneth Harlan Ken ; 8081 Granville,- 5 lntramurcls; Cross Country 10. ' ' ., Sramerick, Claudia Marie,- 5868 Pameleen C1. 542-3897: Honor Society 11, 12; F.T.A. 11, 12; Pep Club 12,- G.A.A. 12; M0111 C1ub 12; Jr. Achievement 12,- lvy Arch Girl 11. Stern, Irene; 1482 Larrywood; 681-7842. Sfeworf, George Hugh; 6278 Cary; 541-1748: Baseball 10; Honor Monitor 11. Sfohr, James J.;4217 Badgefey; 681-6488: Intramuruls 1Mgr.1; Honor Monitor 11:03:11.1; Cross Country iReserve1; Track 1Reserve1; S1udent Council; Pep C1ub. Stone, Frulnces Marion,- 6046 Capri; 541-8993: Talon 10,11; Prom 1Decora- 1ions11Red Cross 11; Council of Pres. ll; Y-Teens 1012,- GmAA 10-12; Library Aid 10-12;F.T.A.10-12 1Fres.121;51uden1Council 12. Straight, Sara Lou Sobu ; 8041 Daly Rd; 522-1534: Council on World AHairs 10,11,- F.T.A. 11,12; Honor Society 10-12 1Fres.101;GA..A 11,12; Band 10-12 1Librn. 11,121,- 0rches1ra 10-12; Jr, Class Corres. Sec'f; Senior Class Rep. 12; Aforlong 10-12; Jr. Achievement 12; ivy Arch Girl 11. Strait, Stephen Richter, Steve ,- 1615 Lormon CL; 681-3279: Tennis 10,11; Siege Crew 1012; Radio Electronics 10-12. Strohfeld1, Thomas Alon, Tom ; 1533 Wifllou; 681-0842: Sr. Choir 10; Liil Abner 10; Football 11,- Ensemble 11; Brigudoun 11,- Druma Club 11, 12; Coachmen 11,- Jr. Achievement 11; Swim Team 10. SturgiH, Robert Eugene, Bob'i; 4938 Winnesie; 681-5025. Sfyles, Geraldine, Jerry'; 445 Ludlow; 961-5070: Y-Teens 11,12; F.T.A. 11,12; Business C1ub 12; Pep Club 10-12; Health Careers12. Sunle, Janice Annette, ;Jun 1711 Martha, 541 -3242- Business Club. Sweet, Esther Louise; 3963 Vine; 961 -:2008 Pep Club 10 SweeHund, Richard Leroy, Dick ,- 22 Shirley;2B1-0498:Trock10-1;2 Cross Country 10-12 1Co-Cupt.11,121; Honor Monitor 11; Color Guard 12. Torier, June Karen; 716 Froome; 542-2978: Glee Club; Sr. Class Rep: 12. Tarvin, Carol Lois; 1623 Lionfoir; 541-1055: Office Aid 12; Business Club 11,12;Y-Teen5 10;Pep Club 1012. Taylor, Carolyn Joy,- 1543 Addinghum P1,; 541-7413. Taylor, Delmer Lee, Del ; 700 Derby; 541-0026. Theler, John Louis, Jack ; 6039 Pawnee: Cross Country 10; 1n1rumurals 10- 12; Jr. Class Projects 11; Honor Monifor 11; Sr. Class Proiecf 12; Hi-Y 11,12 1Corres. Sec't 12,-1 Red Cross Rep. 11, 12; Pep Club 10-12; A Club 12. F- Tinch, Sheila; 823 E. Apple; 681-1394: Business CIU 12; Class Day 8: From Decorations 12. Tolliver, Sharon Lee; 4303 Hamilton; 542-1029: Health Careers; G.A.A. Toppen, Suzanne, Sue ; 347 Amazon; 961-6894: Heuhh Careers 12; G.A.A.- 12; Y-Teens 12; Brigadoon 1Props1 11. Tracy, Linda Joyce; 6416 Aspen Way; 541.2932: Sr. Choir 10,11; ETA. 10, -- Pep Club 10-12 ; Y-Teens IO, 12. Tracy, Linda Ruth; 5975 Wuldwuy; 541- 8467: Y-Teens 11,12; Business Club I . 12; Pep Club 12; Sr. Class Rep. 12 1Class Day Comm.1. Uhlhorn, David Gerald, Davel', 395 Terrace; 961 -3:513 Pep Club 10; Bond347 10;1n1ramurals 11. Vanderbilt, Bill She1fon; 1539 Donaldson; 541-5451. Vaughn,Kenne1h Ray, Ken ; 5576 Goldenrod; 541-5653 Pep Club. 74: Hi-Y; Pep C1Ub9322 Wade, Douglas Dole, Dole ; 2626 North Bend; 541-2638: 5r. Choir 10,11; 3 6': Pep Club 10-12; L611 Abner 10; Ensemble 12; Red Cross 12. Woinscofr, Nancy Jean; 6044 Tahiti,- 681-2149: Business Club 12; Y-Teens 12; Pep C1ub 11,12; G.A.A. 11,-011ch Aid 12. Wcidin, Jr., Edward L.; 6002 Belmom; 541-2952: Track 11,12,- Honor Monitor 11; Math C1ub 12;ln1romurols 12,- A C1ub12. Wall, Cinda Janeese, Cindy ,- 6302 Heitzler; 681-1066: M6111 C1ub 12; Y- Teens 12; Pep Club 10-12; Drama Club 12; L'il Abner 10; Brigadoon 11. Walters, Lana Louise, 6327 Savannah; 681-3308: Pep C1ub; GAIL; Business Club. Wordwell, Terry Steven; 6020 Pawnee; 681-1162: 5r. Class Rep. 12,- Intro- 1 murgls 11,12. - Waters, Kd1h1een E i,zube+h Kathy ; 2200 Norih Bend; 541-5321: Drill 36 Team 10-12 1Co-cap1. 121; Pep Club 10-12; L'il Abner 10; YTeens 10- 12; From 1Decorctions1 11- Sr Chniu1,12;G.AA.12;Sr.Clss Activities Comm- '2- awmdmam $811M Wavru, Sfephen aymond, 'S1eve ,71098 Elda 541-001;- Track lO;ln1ra- murals 11. Weidner, Jeffry Bennett, .1911 ; 5782 Belmonf; 681-0614: Thespions 10-12 iPres. 11,121; Pep Club 10-12; Drama Club 10-12 1Muke-up Comm. Chair1; Ensemble l1,12 iPres. 121; L'il Abner 10; Harvey 10; Anastasia 11; Student Council Rep. 12. . eisel, Karen Penny, Kerri ; 6625 Plantmion Way; 521-8010: Siuden! Coun- '74- cil 12 iTreas.1; Sr. Class 12 1Class Day Comm, Projects, Consmution Comm.1,- '2 1' G.A.A. 12,- Pep Club I2. - Wendel, Mary Ann; 1722 North Bend; 541-0802: Business Club 12; 081:1: Aid 12. Wesfheimer, Torn Or'ron; 485 Wood; 961-6860: Smge Crew 10-12 1Pres.1; Thespiuns 11,12; Pep Club 12; Electronics C1ub 11,12; Mosque 8: Mime 12; Sr. Profecfs 12; Brigadoon 1510921 11; L'i! Abner iSTage1 10: Anas- 1usiu 1Smge1 11. Wheeler, Mono Kaiholeen IchIIyu- 1705 MaIIIIa, 541 7943. g5 Whi1e, Jay A; 4838 Rueburn Le.; 681-5837:Foorb611 10.11; Chess Ciub 11, 121Treus. 11,V.Pres.121;Track10:51uden1Council 12. Wiley, Joner Lee; 885 Dutch Colony Dr.; 54-2-4097. Wiihefm, Thomas Charles, '1Tom ; 1525 Witilou; 681-1283: Basebalf 11,12; - A Club 12; Honor Monitor 11; Parking Crew 12; intramurals 10-12; Tulon 1Phofographer1 12. Willoughby, Larry Allen; 1413 North Bend; 541-8196. 36? Womack, Edward Neal,- 5929 Oakwood; 542-2292. Woodall, Wil1urd William, Bill ; 1611 Westmoreland; 681-4313: Intramural; Woodeil, Sandy; 1537 Donaldson PL; 541-25;83 F.TA.; Aforlung Wrigh1, Pamela Jeanne; 6336 Meis; 542-3665: Health Careers 10,12; Pep I z Club 10- 12, Glee Club 10,11; Gir16 Chorus 12. Th'OCkmoWOO EVEW ; 120 H0590; 75145505: IA-A- 1912i Pep Quay! XWunder John Michael Jac1: , 5792 Wielerf, 6814986. Pep Club 1012; 5 72 11-12 W 11 Track 10,12,- Chess Club 10; Parking Crew 10; Cross Coumry 1112; X Honor Monifor 11, A Club 12;1ntramurals 12. Wy611, Diana Moe; 1635 Philomena; 541-7403: Pep Club 1012; Business C1ub 12. Yeager, Richard Lee, Rick ; 1067 Roxie Le; 521-1456: FoolbuH 10,11,- Bas- ke1bali 10; Baseball 1012; Student Council 11; A Club 12; Honor Moni- 10r11;Pep Club10.11. Young, Mike Eugene; 4734 Winton; 681-6484. ' Zacharias, Allen Perry, A1 ; 5747 Argus; 68145986: FoolbuH 10-12; Truck; 10-12; Student Council Rep. 11,- Honor Monitor 11,- Sr. Class Exec. Board 12; A Club 12,- Pep Club 10-12 iRep. 111. . 70Zeifman, Louis Frederick, Fred ,- 108 Juergens; 961-0832. X37? Zep1,McrciI:I Koihryn, Marcy ; 4217 Williamson PL; 542- 4517; UN Abner 1 10; Pep C1ub 10,12; Masque BI Mime11;5r.Class Comm.12. Club 10-12- 5r Choir 11, l2;Mu11I Club 12; Drill Team 11; Honor Scelefy Vetere, Angeiinc Carmelina, Angie ; 7880 Bobolink- 521 -6085- Glee C1ub50 rZillich,Judi1h Lynn, Judy ; 5352 Colerain; 681 1649 Thespiuns 10-12; DramcD , Vogel, David Alan, Duve ; 2429 Montana; 481-1307: Masque S: Mime 12; Pep Club 12,- Ar'r Club 12; Red Cross 12. Voss, Steve Charles; 1320 Cedar,- 681-0111: FootbaH; Basketball; Wrestlinglac ? 192 K, I0 12; S1Uden1Counc11 10 Pep Club 16:12 Brigadoon' 11. 1 Zoutis Theodore Constantine,- Ted ; 3722 Clifton; 961-2933: Track 11,12; 38 Wrestling 12; Honor Monitor 11: Weighi-Iihing 11; Library Assistunf 1011 U 3W ' ' 6 VOICE OF PERSUASIO You can tell the ideals of a na- tion by its advertisements. - South Wind Norman Douglas Mint just an extension . . . It's my very own line! . . And it's great! Now Dad can call home without getting a busy signal . . . and Mom . . . she says she almost forgot what it was like to pick up the phone and call somebody . . . 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