Aiken High School - Peregrine Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1966 volume:

PEREGRINEH 966 I OPEN ANY DOOR 77 AIKEN SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL CINCINNATI, OHIO THE DOORS OPEN K? Open a doorand Find . .. The elation of an unexpected A The relief of a posfponed Test The enthusiasm of c: pep rally The silence of concenfrotion The ioy of o varsity victory The attentiveness of an assembly The worm glow of friendships The organizofion of homeroom business The Thrill of on academic discovery The casual ofmosphere of offer-school clubs. Open ony door and you will see . .. Pupils striving for improved understanding Friends waiting for your arrival The bustle of changing classes Friendly compefifion The good sportsmanship That is Aiken OAELJ re '1- r Carma H- '11 ':r H: ' . U ,I ' . . . 1 x4 '. ' U . J- r NC NC II umminmw Facing the future INDEX INTRODUCTION 1.15 M '1' Wk ACADEMICS 16-37 SPORTS 38-63 ACTIVITIES 64-1 12 CLASSES 1 13-147 SENIORS 148-186 SENIOR lNDEX 187-192 ADVERTISEMENTS 1 93-200 Volume HI of the Peregrineppublished by The 1966 Annual! Staff of Aiken Senior High School. Editor-in-Chief; Linda Hum Advisor: Mr. Paul L. Ritchie American Yearbook Company Advisor: Mr. Carl Vorpe hi' mm . :5 DOORS TO PEOPLE So, you hit the iuckpol, You open The door To people by being wiTh Them: chatting after school, engaging in friendly competition, discovering every aspect of their personali'ry DOORS TO PLACES I 39-. 3:5... Now, where's Peyton Place? The doors to places may feocl us into many new and rewarding experiences. They may lead us 10 the Thrill of physical achievement, The worm'rh of shared con- ?Idences, The pride of creation, and The pleasure of reading great books. DOORS TO EXPERIENC E Please don't tickle Try kicking it! Skekhing on the patio So That's what that smell was, vz Ix ' I . J... , t... .4 M, ,. . 1...... .m- ...... ... .- Let's hear it for the varsity. Do if! DOORS TO ENJOYM ENT We bem Woodwardl IT was fun whife it lasted Then he said a v- A. Hey, Par. Here comes Mr. Pflrnun. Yea, yea, yam: He teaches who gives . . . he learns who receives. -Emerson DOORS TO OPPORTUNITY EDUCATION Mr. Joseic B. Rudolf, our principal, supervises The cdminisTroTive, faculty, cusTodioi 0nd iunchroom staffs. He advises The sTofTs of improvemenTs ThoT could. be mode or helps To solve problems ThoT may arise around The school. One of his main duties is To enforce The policies esToblished by The Board of EducoTion. Mr. Rudolf co-ordinCITes all school c:cTiviTies so ThoT They follow The policies of The Board of Edu- coTion. Besides addressing school TmeTions such as The PorenT Faculty AssocioTion or an assembly, he also greeTs visiTors To our campus. He meeTs wiTh parents and is willing To discuss a sTudent's problem with Them and Their son or doughTer. Mr. Rudoif's previous experience as principal and GssisTonT princi- poi has given him The experience needed To operoTe a high school emcienle. Mre Josef B, Rudolf Mr. Rudolf is a busy udminisTrufor. J Mr. John D. PiTmon, one of our assisTcmT principais, has The responsibiliTy of smooThing relciTions be- Tween school and sTudenT. Any discipline problem or on infrocTion of The rules is broughT To Mr. PiT- monls eTTenTion. Discussing STudenTsl problems wiTh his porenTs 0nd conferring wiTh The odminisTraTion on school policy are also his duTies. And he is never Too busy To help 0 sTUdenT wiTh 0 problem he may have concerning school ocTiviTies or policies. Mr. George H. Van Ness, our oTher ossisTonT prinn Cipol, has The responsibiliTy of disTribUTing books and working wiTh The TeculTy. Checking in new books, disTribuTing Them To The various classrooms, and helping one of The TaculTy members wiTh a problem he may have are some of his duTies. Also, any prob- lem ThoT crises concerning books is referred To Mr. Van Ness, His previous experience as principal and counseior has given him much insighT inTo The com- plexiTy 0T 0 schooli Mr. George H. Van Ness Oh, no! NoT you again! Mr, John D. Pitman C OUNSELORS The doors are always open to the counselors' ot- hcet All students can receive advice and guidance at any time. Helping students with their schedules, aiding seniors in filling out college application's, ad- ministering examinations for college admissions and scholarships, and pointing out vocational opportuni- ties are some of their important duties. The counselors at Aiken not only guide the stu- dents in their plans for the future, but also give 0d- vice on personal problems they may have concern- ing school or family. It is never too early to make College plans. Mr. Carmen Miss Traumer Mike Roll discusses a change in schedule with Mrt Carmen. 5H mum: mu: stlllu Mrt Noe Mr. Ford 20 OFF! C E STAFF The Office STofT has The responsibiliTy of making The school run eTHcienle. They keep Track of The sTudenTs and Their grades in order To aid counselors and Teachers. They help The odminisTroTion and keep Teachers informed of oil onnouncemenTs. The secre- Tories noT only aid The odminisTroTion buT also Tackle The problems of The sTudenTs. Taking care of money moTTers and working as 0 public reloTion Tool are also Two of Their duTies, Miss Aithoefer Mrs. Wise makes a phone call. 21 Miss Henderson writes on admit f0 class. Miss Henderson The next day will cosT you Ten bucks. Miss Kenkel ENGLISH As 0 greater emphasis is being placed on 0rd! and written expression, if is essen'riol To have 0 good background in English. At Aiken The student is given The opportunity. He can participate in The Advanced Placement Program. Three years are combined into Two and The Third is spenf sTUdying Freshman Col- lege Engiish. BeTTer Composition is for students who wish To improve Their writing obiliTyi And if Cl sfudenT plans on enTering The business world after gradua- Tion, There are business English courses he may Take. Mr. Braun Miss Kramer Ii! :3. dl Mrs. Campbell 22 That commenf was uncnlied for! Miss Kramer points out an interesting fact. . l. Mn, Lynch Mrs. Ryder Mrs. Cctalin Mr. Thornbury Mr. Vordenberg Ready, 55?, Gol Mr. Vordenberg lectures his English class, 23 Mr. Doyle Miss Baiting Mr, McGreevy Mrs. Shigeharu Terry, when are you going to grow up? 24 MATH More doors are being opened To students who ex- cel in mcfhemofics. AT Aiken The sTudenT con par- Ticipofe in The Advanced Plocemenf Program. Three years of math ore puT inTo Two and the Third is spent studying calculus. This year 0 new course, Probo- bili'ry, has been added. If is an enrichment course for seniors in Math IV and Advanced Placement. OTher subjecTs such GS algebra, pIcme geometry, Trig- onome'rry, and anolyfic geome'rry are offered To The more'odvonced student Business arithmetic and con- sumer moth are also offered. ML Etzel Sfudents demonsfrcfe Their abilify. Bur Miss Handell .. Miss Handel Mrs. Korn Mr Thompson Mr. Stark 25 Mr. O'Donnell Mr. Kindler Charts are valuable to biology students. Mr. Wheeler Miss Koenig Maybe if will work this Hme. Mn Hatfield demonstrates The use of a geiger counter. SCIENCE With missiies in orbits and ostronouTs spending days in space, There is o greoT need for qualified men and women 10 answer The coil of science. STU- denTs of Aiken con sTUdy physics, chemisfry and c1 newly added advanced course called biological seminar. Here The student can study The area of sci- ence in which he is inTeresTed and con Toke field Trips to learn more obouf his particular field. Changes Toke place very quickly in This area, and good up-io- doTe Textbooks To sfudy such courses as biology, physiology, and zoology give The sfudenf 0 well rounded science program. Zoology students experiment with a white mf. Mr. Hatfield Mr. Henderson Mr. Walker 27 SOCIAL STUDIES HisTory is being made every day. But The Social STuclies DeporTmenT noT only delves into The prob- lems of The modern day world but also inTo mistakes and successes of The posT and adopt Them To The pres- en'r. The hisTory which is studied is also used To predicT The fuTure and what sTeps need To be Taken To make 0 more prosperous one, Such subjecTs 05 Modern HisTory, World HisTory, World Geography, American HisTory, and Socio-Economlcs give The sTLJclenT The background he will need To be c: well-informed ciT- izen. Mrl Wynn Teaches an inTeresTing class WOW! Mr. Kerin Mr. Hays Mr. Jareo 28 Mr, Ruhendunsf Mr. Fields Mr. Fields lectures on the Constiturion Mr. Wynn Cincinnati has to be around here! 29 Miss Constant supervises her class whi1e they take a test. Slides are helpful to teachers. Miss Constant Miss Kirk Miss Zellars 30 A 1. , ,,I', ,. ,unnzw Mr. Ritchie Mrs. Rose Mr. Williams Mr. Ritchie helps a puzzled student. Miss Kirk observes a student's typing Technique. BUSINESS Efficient office workers such as secre'rorl'es, c31cw counfonfs cmd bookkeepers are 0 must To every business firm. At Aiken The students are Taught The skills and are given The experience needed To com- pete for jobs in The business world. The proper con- duct and attire needed for 0 10b inferview or needed for the job itself are discussed. In addition, courses such 05 personal typing and notehond ore oHered To The student plonning 10 furTher his educa- tion. These skills can be 0 Tremendous help to both the college sfudenf and the person who is looking for O iob offer groduofion. 3! FINE ARTS The creative Talents of o sfudenf ore imporfonf qualities To develop. H c: person enioys music, he ccm Find The doors open To different vocal groups, our marching band, or our orchesfro, H 0 person en- joys art, The doors are open To our or'r classes. He can also enter his original work in art exhibits or compete in a confesf. If he is interested in drama, he can Take port In one of our musical produc'rions. The base secfion sounded weak that iimeh 32 Mr. Hutmuker One and c: Two and a rhree Miss Haas Mr. Parke Mr. Purcell Mr. Wessfing FOREIGN LANGUAGE A To learn To speak c1 foreign language and To op- precioTe The culTures of The foreign counTries are The major goals of our language deporTmenT. French, Spanish, LOTI'n and German ore TGUghT by The newesT methods including our language IoboroTory. In The loboroTory The Teacher can hear The individu- ol sTudenT and can help him wiTh his own problems; Records and films are also used To make The sTudy of a foreign language more enioyable. Mr. Blaney Mrs. Murphy Mrs. Galloway Parlez-vous Truncais? 33 HEALTH AND DRIVER ,S EDUCATION The door is opened and a differenT world begins for The new driver. STUdenTs are given The oppor- TuniTy To learn The principles of driving by experi- ence and observoTion. The one requiremenT is To have compleTed driver's educoiion, IT is c: porT of The sophomore heoITh program and is required of all sTudenTs. Senior heolTh is Composed 0T 0 course in home nursing, first aid, cmcl planning for The fuTure. Miss DeiTers lends a helping hand. Mr, Reed Miss Deiters Ten points off! Mr. Bowers Mr. Nead Mrs, Watkins FIRE! Physical fitness is on importon'r port of 0 school's curriculum, At Aiken the student learns The skills of such sports OS baseball, basketball, foofboll, hockey, and volleyboil. Good sportsmanship and fair play are also stressed in boTh The girls' and boys' deport- menfs. Swimming is offered To inferested sTUden'rs. Mr. Thinnes Miss Meyers Mr. Riehm Hup, two, three, four 35 HOME ECONOMICS INDUSTRIAL ARTS The Home Economics Department opens its doors to all girls no matter what their future plcms may be. if- a career in home economics is desired, she can receive appropriate training. For other girls there. is the opportunity to learn the skills of homemaking. All boys can receive vocational training from one of the various shops in the Industrial Arts depart- ment. He can learn the skills in wood shop, metol shop, and mechanical drawing. Mr. Kelier helps Bill with a difficult construction Mr. Funk Mr. Zoeller Industrial art students work on radios. Mr. Keller Miss Richards 36 The Lunch room SmFF CUSTODIAL AND LUNCHROOM STAFF Mr. Burkhardf Mrs. Gummil The preparation of food for c: compleTe school and faculty is noT on easy iob. BUT our lunchroom sTdff is able To handle its iob very well. Good food is prepared not only daily but also for special school functions. The custodial staff has The difficult task of keep- ing our grounds as beoufiful as possible. They spend long hours fulhlling Their duties and They certainly do 0 fine fob. The Custodial SmH 37 For when the One Great Scorer comes To wrife against your name, He marks-nof +hof you won or lost-but how you played the game. -Gron'rlcmd Rice FITNESS Nick lsbel fires a long one. AlThough The Falcons showed promise 0T 0 very good season in Their TTrsT few games, They Tailed To live up To expecToTions. The offense was generally quiTe sTrong; The defense could noT conToin The opponenTs on imporTch downs. The Team possessed greoT spiriT, buT if was evidenT Aiken dame in 0mm The squad locked depth. AlThough The Falcons had 0 very disoppoinTing season wiTh 0 record of 1-6-2, we would Hike To recognize These Senior boys: Nick Isbel, Dove Pondorf, Jim Weis, Roger Houck, John AylesworTh, George Bach. Also 0 big Thanks To The coaching sTcncF, Mr. Kerin, Mr. Neod, Mr. Wheeler. FRONT ROW: Asst. Coach Wheeler, R. Hum, J. Weis, M. McMahon, M. senne, M. Bach, M. Kelley, A. Hill, C. Wilson.vFOURTH ROW: R. Juhnigen, Mqrhews. R, PuckeH, G. Oberiohn, Ne Esbel, Head Coach Karin. SECOND A. McCampbell, B. Theve. J. Horn, G. Bach, A. Ross, D. Back. BACK ROW: ROW; J. Bray, T. Suhhin, R. Meyer, A. Rifey, DT Pandorf, RT McFarland, K. G. Smith, mgr., R. Houck, A. Griffin, J. AylsworTh, G. Wise, G, Peaks, J. Mcfsch. THIRD ROW: AssT. Coach Need, J. Vogele, T. McFarland, M. Bros- Purdy, J. Brady, mgr. NOT shown: P. Newman, mgr. Aiken Aiken Aiken Aiken Aiken Aiken Aiken Aiken Aiken Alvin Ross curries up the middle for Five yards. FOOTBALL SEASON'S RECORD 20 Indian Hiil Toff WesTern Hills Central Wifhrow WoanT Hills Hughes Woodward Trov 2o 12 34 26 32 6 6 22 28 Aiken sefs up for a big play. Jim Weiss picks up a bfg first down. BOTTOM ROW: W. Daniels, M. McMhon, J. Meril, S. gile, G. Hickli, G, Robinson, TOP ROW: Coach Wheeler, Langeon, K. Smogrow, M. Paul, B. McCube, SECOND F Kouchy, T. Whnle, M Bach, C. HoEmon, B. Perry, .1, ROW: D. Kash, G. Stevens, A. Stud, R. Rfiefer, E. Sop McKinney, l. Moxley. RESERVE SEASONS RECORD Aiken 16 Deer Pork 0 Aiken 6 Courfer Tech. 0 Aiken 6 Woodward 6 Aiken 8 Withrow 14 Aiken 6 Walnut Hills 0 Aiken 12 Western Hills 8 Aiken O Toff 26 Aiken 0 Hughes 24 5 Sandurs, P. Hueing, D, Holden, E. Farrien, Omar, R Shank, S. Sweetmun, J, Dragon, 'J. Simpson, SECOND ROW: G, Huffman, W. Shumoker, D. Boggs, S. KeHer, L. Garb, B. Miller, M. Foifh, S. Neuhouser, M. Adams, S. Rnsnovitch, THIRD ROW: Coach McGrevey, 'Cauch Tfaz 42 Nemun, J. West, P. Jones, H. Perry, D. BeHer, J. Con- Iemo, M. MiHer, M. Sanderman, J. Young, Mgr. Coach Walker, FOURTH ROW: D. 'Partarge, R. Henfhorn, R, McDaniels, R. Lousons, B. Peterson, R. Woods, L. Leduke, Temeyer. w v. 57f7 I A5097 CROSS COUNTRY Cross Country is c: grueling sporT which requires sTomino of The highesT degree. Each member underh goes rigorous daily practice which includes strenuous exercise and running Tour To six miles. By The end of The season H is noT uncommon To have run over 100 miles. The Aiken Cross Counfry Team under coaching of Wm , L: BOTTOM ROW: R. Gibson, D. Hale, R. Ingram, B. Suluu, P. Ramey, SECOND ROW: C. Kennedy, mgr., T. Richardson, T, Glossi, D. Cosh, J. VogL J. Wulfcce, S. Scylor, TOP ROW: Bi Mr. Lynch Finished well in P.H.S.L. compeTiTion, The Team was comprised mosle of young inexperienced juniors. The Team lead by horriers Rick Ingram, Tom Glossi and John VogT placed high in mosT of The compeTiTive meeTs. Hope buiids for nexT year's squad 05 eligible members of The reserves move Up. Luhmonnl D, Turner, P. Hall, L. Webber, B. Snell, S. Barin. Coach Lynch. SEASON'S RECORD MEET ST. Xavier ST. Xavier Avon Fields-PHSL Avon Fields-PHSL PHSL MeeT Rapid Run Avon DisTricT Columbus STOTe 43 PLACE Third Second SixTh SixTh SixTh SevenTh M11 BASKETBALL The Aiken Varsity Basketball Team showed mcmy qualities in striving Toward a successful season. The cogers employed these qualities in poTTemed oFfense To work The bell in for return shots. Returning Iettermon Ty Hill and Jerry Miller dis- played many great qualities. BoTh Ty and Jerry were named To The all star Team in this area. Ty Hill come in Third in The city and First in The PHSL in scoring while Jerry came in ninTh in The city and Third in the PHSL in scoring. Coach McGrevey sTorTed several juniors who showed great promise for nex'r year. They are James Johnson, Tom Glossi 0nd Kip Mueller. Rick Ingram was the captain of This years Team who showed a hard earned record of 9-9. Couch McGreevy distusses s'l'rufegy BOTTOM ROW: Manager Al Howeller kuptainfy R. Ingram, K. Mueller, G. Bach, T. Glossi, T. Hill, C. Clifton. TOP ROW: B. Snell, A. RiFFey, J. Miller, T. McFarland, J. Johnson, Te Cosm, Mr. McGrevey. Ty Hill' goes upper two, Jerry Miller strains for a big one. SEASONS RECORD Aiken 48 Coleroin 62 Aiken 73 Fairfield 65 Aiken 65 Woodward 71 Aiken 7O Hughes 64 Aiken 92 Curfer Tech 64 Aiken 87 Norfh College Hill 61 Aiken 61 Wifhrow 81 Aiken 79 Toff 106 Aiken 63 Western Hills 57 Aiken 60 Mr. Heolfhy 61 Aiken 79 Wolnuf Hills 81 Aiken 82 Woodward 77 Aiken 66 Courfier Tech 49 Aiken 65 Withrow 78 Aiken 71 T011 82 Aiken 59 WesTern Hills 54 Aiken 72 Walnut Hills 60 Aiken 83 Hughes 97 Tom Glossi pumps in a long one. Team EHorH Kip Mueller goes Up for M0. The start of cnofher big game TOP ROW: R. McFarland, P. Half, A. Ward, 5. Barren, Ji Zoller, B. Kling, .l, Bach BOTTOM ROW: D. Marsh, 8. Salyer, B. Sulau, D. Hill, R. Gehring, DA Speeg, Mr. Lynch. This year's Reserve Team siorted well but ended up with only 0 seven wins and eleven iosses. Despite Their showing The record is The best yet of Aiken for The Reserve Roundbollers. We would like to recognize c1 few outstanding players of this year's team, Rick McFarland, Steve Barren, Biii Sulou, John Zoller, Mike Bach and Their fine coach, Mr. Lynch. BOTTOM ROW: H. Robinson, 5. Keller, M. Linville, R. Couch Hatfield, W. Schuemucher, D. Kenndy, C. Greb- Williams, J. Simson, T. Ryan. TOP ROW: P. Ewing, er,Ri Henihorn,J. Rusnick,B.'Sfeed. 47 11-...- ,-..a Hm BOTTOM ROW: D Jackson, L. Rodin, M. Hale. D. Beck, C. Ahrens, J. Mc- Wagner, C. Wilson, F. Koucky. D. Buck, J, Zimmermann, J. Nides, C. Kinney, SECOND ROW: Coach Riehm, J. Muskovin, J. NichoL T. Siegmon, Hoi$mcmn, M. Dial, B. Benger. R, Miller, T Kirkwood, N, Wilson, B4 Steinuu, Captain, TOP ROW: D. Aiken leaps ahead. 4B ,1 VII,- SWIMMING Aiken's swim team has Improved greatly over The past year and placed Third in The PHSL behind WesTern Hills Walnut Hills, and went on To place weH in The disfrcf meet. Seven boys, Bill Sfeinou, Nick Wilson, Chuck Wil- son, John Zimmerman, John McKinney and Mike Dial qualified to go To The sfofe meet. Although four oufsfonding seniors are graduating This June, Coach Rhiem anticipates cmofher suc- cessful season for next yea r's Tea m. BOTTOM ROW: B. Steigleifer, J. Perin, R. Odenbeck, 5 Forbes, B. Jock- wood, J Paddock, R. Richter, F Woodall. TOP ROW: S. Gordon, D. Sud- son. SECOND ROW: Manager J Halley, S. Greer, M. Bruckmcm, D. Kirk- dendorf, J, Pancero, J. Snell. H. Gonschung, T. Barrett. 50 WRESTLING Coach Kerin's versiTy wresTlers gained 0 greeT deal of knowledge and experience Throughout The season. Don Mormer, Lee Ross, STeve TeeTor and Mike Roll were a bEg help To The Team. STeve Tee- Tor was The only member of The Team To go To The disTricT moTches held IeTe in February. Don Mormer wcrs iniurecl lcsTe in The season and was ouT for The resT of The year. AlThough The season was 4-l l, The TuTure looks brighT because beTTer Than hell 0T The Team will reTurn next year. FIRST ROW: G. Smith, M. RolI, B. McCabe, S. Teefor, J. Volk, P. Neal. SECOND ROW: Couch Kerin, D. Mormer, R Meyer, A. Hill, L. McKinney, S. Longdon, J, Brady, Mgr. THIRD ROW: SEASON'S RECORD Taft Woodward Princeton Colercin Hughes 31. Xavier Western Hills Won Won Lost Lost LosT Won Lost Mt. Healthy Elder Toff Sycamore Woodward Hughes Wes? High J. Purdy, S. Thorckmore, L Ross, M. Brosenee, T. Supten, L Losf Lost Lost Lost Lost Losf Won Mr. Walker gives Dale a few pointers. March 28 N.C.H. March 29 Coleroin April 5 NACH. April 13 LoSaHe April 14 M1. Healthy April15 Wofnu'rHills April 19 Woodward April 22 Western Hills April 25 Withrow April 29 Toff GOLF STANDING: Coach Walker, M. Miller, G. Smiley, J. Kobunus, D. Linder, J. Aylesworth, K. Mueller, J. Wallace, D. Stevens, D. J. Corrado, D. Speeg. Suddendorf, D. Boggs. KNEELING: P, Morse, T. Venturini, B. 52 May 3 May 5 May 6 May 9 May 13 May 16 May 18 May 20 May 27 Walnut Hills Oak Hills Woodward Western Hills Wifhrow Toff FinneyTown DisTric'r Tournament State Tournament Steed, B. Ferguson. C. Snowdon, A, Howeller, G. Berling, J. Perin, TENNIS This year's Tennis Teom shows greaT promise for The coming season. This year's squad increasing from seven To Thirteen men has only Three leTfermen returning from pos'r squads. Jim OlBrien end his part- ner, Jock Hussey, placed second in The DisTricT Tour- nament lost year. This year Jack's new partner will probably be Steve Solyer. High hopes are squad hos c1 full schedule of moTches in The PHSL and several non-leogue moTches wiTh Elder, Purcell, Oak Hills, and ST. Xavier. The DisTricT 0nd SToTe TournamenTs will be held loTe in May This year. Re- furning members To This year's Team are Rick Miller, Jock Hussey, John McKinney, Jock Foig and John Sander. FIRST ROW: J. Faig, M. Hole, 8. Lehman, E. SiorTz, K. Koeppe, G. Heyer, SECOND ROW: Coach Harfleld, L. Weber, R. Miller, J. Hussey, S. Salyer, J. Sander, J. McKinney, R. Kennedy. SEASON'S SCHEDULE March 29 Elder March 31 Purcell April 1 Oak Hills April 5 Woodward April 12 WesTern April 13 ST. Xavier April 15 Walnut Hills April l9 Hughes April 20 Purcell April 22 WiThrow April 26 Woodward April 29 Western May3 Walnut Hills May 6 Hughes May 10 WiThrow May l2 District Tournament May 13 DistricT Tournament May 14 District Tournament May 16 District Tournament May 17 District Tournament May 27 SToTe Tournament May 28 State Tournament Jim Dofzuuer pulls in a big one BASEBALL With a hard earned record of 10-8 for last year's team, Coach Neod looks forward To great Things from This year's Team. Jim Weis and Jim Dotzouer, both returning Ieftermen for The past two years, will be the backbone of The squad. The pitching sToFf consisTs of Jeff Gittenger and Mel Kindred, who both IeT- Tered last year along wifh Terry Mason; who played right field. The season opens wiTh Mt. Healthy, 0 non League game and ends with The DisTricT TournemenTs Regional and State Tournament being he1d in May. FIRST ROW: J, Doezuur, G. Parasku, Rh Ingram, J. Vogeie, M. Kindred, T. Glossi, M. McMahon, SECOND GiNenger, Th Supthin, Bh Drake, 5. Madget, J. Weis. ROW: M. Matthews, R. Moore, T, Wall, J, 54 Couch Need discusses strategy for a double play. SEASONKS SCHEDULE March 31 MT. Healthy April 1 Woodward April 4 WO1I'1U1' H1115 Jeff Giftenger Takes a big cut. April 5 Mt. Healthy April 6 Courfer Tech April 7 Oak Hills April 12 Hughes April 13 Western Hills April 15 Toff April 18 Withrow April 20 Woodward April 22 Walnut Hills April 23 Oak Hills Apr1125 Courfer Tech Apr1127 Hughes Apri128 North College H111 April 29 WestennHills May 2 Toff May 3 WiTh row May 5,6,10,12,13 District Tournament May 20 Regional Tournament May 27 8101's Tournament 55 CIi'H and Lemar practice passing The boTon. TRA C K The 1966 Track Team again faces a grueling spring season. ProcTice sTorTed indoors immedi- oTely after The closing CT The winTer sporTs, and Then moved oquoors wiTh The coming of warm weoTher. Aiken's new coach, Coach Wheeler, is hoping ThoT Jerry Miller breaks his old irecord in The shoT-puT end The discus. Ted Brown and Russ PuckeTT will sTorT in a span of 16 meeTs in uTTempTing To CUT down Their Times in hopes of qualifying for The Regional and SToTe meeTs To be held loTe in May. A quick sTarT may mean a difference between a first and a second place. ems rQ FALLS FIRST ROW: R. Puckett, D. Cash, B. McCabe. C. Smith, A. Ross, E. Sorgel, B. Good, J2 Sweeflond, G. Robinson, THIRD ROW: G. Hicklind, G. Dozierl R. Herd, J. Nichol, G. Oberiohn, T. Scl'r Coach Wheller, G2 Peaks, J. Doe, J. Morrel, M, Paul, R. Roller, meez, SECOND ROW: D. Staples, P. Stubbings, 52 Landon, C. J. Bach, J. Miller, A, Heifer, J. Vore, D. Wagoner, P. Ramey, B. Hoffman, L. McKinney, B2 GriFF'rI-Is, TA Brown, B, Kling, C. Hossler, Chewy, G. Nesbit, G. Mongino. Practice makes perfect SEASONS SCHEDULE March 29 Colerain, Ook Hifls March 30 Hughes, Walnut Hills, Woodward April 6 Hughes, Western, CourTer April 9 Cavalier Relays April 13 Hughes, Toff Wifhrow April 16 Knighfs of Columbus Relays April 21 Preliminaries-PHSL April 22 FinoIs-PHSL May 3 LOSolfe May 6 Preliminaries Miami U. May 12 Preliminaries DisTric'r May 13 FinoIs-Disfrict Meet May 20 Preliminaries-Regionals May 21 Finals-Regionol Meet May 27 Preliminaries-Sfofe Meet May 28 Finals Stofe Meet 57 Aiken's lnTrcamurol AThleTic Program is The largest program in The city. Mr. Keller, Mr. Thornbury and Mr. RubendunsT headed The program all year long. Many sTudenTs who do noT have The chance To por- TicEpoTe in vorsiTy oThleTics show Their obilETy in INTRAM URALS Team and individual evenTs. The managers for This year were John Lovrich Thead mng Bob Lehman, Don STevens 0nd BEH Sherman. InTrOmurdls swimming was heId for The hrsT Time This year end was 0 greed success. A big Thanks To Mr. Kelfer The direcTor of This year's program, 9 Grade Mark Gill Bob Bosch Don Holden Bob STeigIeiTer Rick Adenbeck 653 UQT Inrra mural Trophy winners. OUTSTANDING INTRAMU RAL PARTICIPANTS 10 Grade H Grade Tom Salas Philip Kiefer Dove Heinpold Carl STorTz Lorry Roemer Bob Theve Bob SToubiTz Ancil Nevils Alon Word Ova HelTon TOP FIVE HOMEROOMS 401 WT 105 T91 675 WT 58 12 Grade Ed Hofic Jock Hussey Rich Moore Ed RoTh STeve Reifsteck 206 HOT ,5; you 0on mm - YOU SHOULD ELHEALTHY ENOUGH 1:0 PARTICIPATE IN 1 5' f .q . ; lnirurnurul managers. AIKEN INTRAMURAL ATHLETIC PROGRAM Tennis Free'rhrow Water Polo Basketball Spot Sho'r Gohc Swimming Chess Softball Bowling Checkers Sports Banquet Table Tennis Faculty Table Tennis Chess meet in action, 59 -I I l- I .. ; L mTWNmzeern- r . ,, W. ., ,1 , ,. .14; 1 P fll-WMWZ x100 , X0052 0011514227727? Girfs' Athlefic Association is on organichion for promoting gir1s physh cal octivi'ries. The sports program includes bosketboil, volleyball, field hockey, softball, Tennis, swimming, and archery. Ploy Days are meets held wifh various schools. EnThusiosTic porTicipanTs make These Ploy Days quite successful. A Modern dance form. GAA. OFFICERS From left to right; Koehl, N. Howe, Doyle, T. Weisel, Roll, S. Ivey, Hcgerstrond, E P S. Baxter, G, Young, S. T. Keller, B. Lambert P Breiner, J. Fisbeck. Spike iri G.A.A. SECOND ROW: NL Hoffman, C4 Muilly, PV O'Brien, K. Parchntun, B. Ellis, R. Burns, 5. Hugersrrund, S. Sfudt FIRST ROW: L. Tilson, T. Weisel, S, Boiter, K. Muskovin, P. Hoberg, J. Senft, R. Mottinghy. Evelyn Koehl kiss to make a basket Alright, who missed? CHEERLEADERS VARSITY C. Perin, P Roll, 3. Weilbaker. K. Purchman, S. Sfudf, M. Veafch, C. Finger, 8. Baxter. FIRST ROW: 3. Mason, 5. Ley, S. Hughes SECOND ROW: V Venufo, L. Bensom R. Swedersky. RESERVE FIRST ROW: J1 Block, J, Senff, J. Gcilowoy. SECOND ROW: R. Motiinghy, T. Jonke, J, Fromme. FRESHMAN y hay ,ALALV;.H- Experience is the child of Thought, and Thought is the child of Action. We can not learn men from books. -Benj. Disraeli DOORS TO EXPERIENC E Maw'Jmoa-umw.m A grumhwwu M Inga x a . 1. ; . 4.1 . 4- : a q , . x3 , :5 w . '1 ' - .. . a e: ; , 1 v ' ' ; 4?- ' i A : ' ' x s , w . J . 5 T . , f - .. 61 V y . 1 J V .v , 1 I l . . , . V j -1 4' a f 4 ' .. . 3 a .A 7 . , 1 a .4 : - 1.: 4 I 'L .5 Student Council: FRONT ROW: J. Dofzauer, S. Dansberry, S. WeiIboker, P. Roll, J. Weidner, J. Fegefmun, C, Carlson B. Weiss, N. Fahrenbruck, P. Um derwood, R Finke, B. Nordyke, F. Morgenstern. ROW II: 5 Forbes. D. Meyer, J, Wallace, D. Walter, L. Lamb, A. Reeves, C. Ferin, E, Hoffman, T, Kramer, C. Crawford, J. Purres, P Breiner, J. Dale. ROW III: G. Morse, T, Glossi, T. Gimnger, D. Marmer. F. Gardiner, C. Rudig, S. Comeil, J. Franks, S. Ley, S. Huge, T. Weisel, P. McCabe, R. Johnigen. ROW IV: F. Richter, M Talc- men, M. Montgomery, R, Stewart J. Linne, N. Henke, J. Block, P. Moore, P. 66 Hull, E. Lay, K. Rahn, J. Hart, R. Moore. ROW V: C Wilson, A. Garcia, V. Venuro, C. Kisler, T. Johnke, R. Muttingly, M Hoffman, 5 Steinke, J. Heinold, S. Johnson, N. lbold, R. McFarland, M. McMahon. ROW VI; C. Findlay, B, Theve, S. MadgeH, S. chferl L, Ford. K. Carter, W. Koesfer, 5. Peter, B. Ellis, R. Swedersky. L, Benzon, G, Georgensom ROW VII: J, Wheel- wright T, Richardson, B. Dale, S. Short, C. Busby, C. Reis, C. Press, 5. Slater. STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council is on organizc'rion by which maffers relating To school affairs may be discussed and c:cfion Token. It promotes good school spirif wifhin the sTudenT and de- velops an initiative in individuals, ideals of I Citizenship and democracy, and c1 beTTer focv UITy-sfude-nf relationship. Student Council has cm equally important role in developing well- informed ci'rizens of The future, . I- x27 W: Student Council Execufive Board: FRONT ROW: C. Carbon, 3. Weflbuker, K. Farchman, J. Weidner, J. Fegel- I i man, L. LombI BACK ROW: T. Abel, F. Morgenstern, B. Nordyke, C. Press, D. Morgenstern, J. Dale, J. Wul- I I lace, S, Slcnen I i 67 Honor Society: FRONT ROW: C. Yager, F Waymer, P. Hurles, L. Massey, 8. Hole, M. Renner, K. Lynch, P, Breiner, J. Bold, T Keller, K Kurz, A. Kis- sel, B. Lambert ROW II: T. Kramer, S. Baxter, P. Hirsch, K. Caner, J. Weid- ner, 3. Pete, J, Perry, L. Henrick, M. Beosiey, K. Adams, V. Hetzer, P. Roll, 3 Weilbdker, ROW HI: DY Stevens, L. Acree, J. Strain, K. Dummcmn, E Honor Society Officers: Joan Bold, Chuck Richards, Phyllis Woymer, Mcriy Renner. Rohr, S. Srudr, N, Howe, D, Sanford, T. Murphy, L. Overesch, D, Walter, J. Kagermeier, P. Richards. ROW IV: 5. Huvemeyer, C. Richards, T. Richard- son, R. Schroder, E Buyersdorfer, D. Wright J. Wuest, R. Miller, T. Kirk: wood, D, Wagner, B. Doe, B. Booth, A Hill HONOR SOCIETY Honor Society is 0 club for students wiTh o 8.5 average or higher, organized 'ro en- courage scholarship, leadership, character, and service. J. Kugermeier, K. Dummcnn, P. Waynier, K. Perry, V, Heizer, B. Lambert, C. Yuger, L Doyle, J. Fisbeck, BA Schmulz, L. Williams. COUNCIL ON WORLD AFFAIRS The Council on World Affairs presents to its mem- speakers and discussions concerning World wide bers and oTher inferesfed students The many problems events. in the world today. They have many interesting N. lsbel, G. Bach, R. McFarland, J. Voegele COLOR GUARD The Color Guard is com- posed of several members of The A-Club. They precede each school activity and They see That proper care is given To The Hog and school emblem. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA ,gF'Pk; 4 F T AV: KNEELING: C. ShueHer, J Freifug, L. Lamb, R. RafliH, D. Wiehe, J. M. Crepple, C. Abell, E Lay, J Trug, P. Press, H Beel, B. Praising. ROW Perry, 3. Kissel, L. Glasgow, T. Penson, ROW ll: Mrs. Campbell, R. Jones, III: R. Smoot, P. Smith, J. Dale, 8. Booth, C. CEifion, M. Hall, A Coleman, D. Meyer, N. Fahrenbruckl M. Veatch, L. Hem'ich, R. Shaefer, G. Lenzer, L. E. Bayersdorfer, K4 Addison, B, Gaines. Townsley, S. Endicom N. Howe, K. Lynch, L. Buck, P. Breiner, L. Hussey, 7O S. Baxter, C. Perin, S. Weilbaker, C. Finger, L Overesch, L Lamb, K Purchmun GIRL? AND BOYS, WEEK REPRESENTATIVES Roy Shrader The Girls' and Boys' Week Repre- sentatives are elected by Their Teach- ers who feel They have done outstanding work in school. They rep- resenfed Aiken 0T 0 City Council Day set aside to learn about our City government 71 ITS ACADEMIC Aikenls lf's Academic Team: Carol Yagen Torn Richardson, Jim Wuesr High-Scoring Juniors: STANDING: Wayne Foreman, Susan Medkeff, Bob Theve, Gary Wise, Lynne Overeszh, Sharon Weilboker, Richard Grou, SEATED: Paula Hirsch, Trish Murphy, Rick Milier. P.S.A.T. HONORS TOP TEN SENIORS Top Ten, from 1he TOP: Jim Wuesf, Pa'r Breiner, Ann Kissel. Koihy Lynch, Phyllis Waymer, Chuck Richards, Joan Bold, Carol Yoger, Barbara Lambert, Jan quer- meierl HighScoring Seniors: FRONT ROW: Bill Restemeyer, Jim Wuest, Chuck Richards, Tom Richardson, BACK ROW: Phyllis Woymer. Micki Webb, Linda Hum. N.M.S.Q.T. HONORS OFFICERS Presiding over the presidems: Dave Morgenstern, Jim Wuest, and Carl Press. Vice-presidents and Presidents in Their discussion group. WORKSHOP The omcers of AikenIs Clubs were invited To take part in This day dedicated To The club ochers. After c1 morning of discussions and lec- tures, The ochers separated into Their respective groups. Each group dis- cussed The problems of its particular office. The secretaries discuss the minufes of the lectures. Treasurers learning To handle their clubs' money. 75 L. Massey, L. Hopkins, D. S1evens, B. Ellis, R Shuefer, 5. Baxter, J. chermeier. 76 F'. Doyle, J. Prewm, S. Moore, J. Whiri; A. Penchnd, S. Barb, OFFICE WORKERS N. Plon'r, B Praising, WA Koesfer, M Tiemeyer, J. Panes, L. Overesch. 77 PEREGRINE Editor: Linda Hunt Assistant Edimr: Phyllis Woymer Underclussmen: Gbnna Linder, Barb Bow- Senior Index: Carol Yager and Melinda Johns man, Penny Press, Karen Adams. Acfivities: Alexis Barnaby, Toni Weisel, Bill Resfemeyer, Sue lvey. y H Faculty: Linda Williams Nancy Klenk 78 STAFF The Peregrine Staff has The responsibiIiTy of publishing Aiken's Annual, They spend many hours during study halls, after school, and of home, getting The Peregrine ready for its deadline. Sporrs: Sue Kinne, Dave Kohstal, Rick Johnigen, Peggy Richards Typist: Nancy Fuhrenbruck Adverfising: Sue Peter, Pot Roll, Marilyn Sumter, Lois Henrich. Seniors: Ginger Moore, Cheryl Mclntire, Koren Cuvens. 79 Phofogmpher: Dave Wright TALON STAFF The sTudenTs ore kepT informed of Aiken's oc'riviTies by The many inTeresTing articles in The Talon. Many hours of research and prepo- roTion 90 mm each of The Ten issues which The sToFf produces during The year. PhoTogrophers: Duve Wright and AI Kinstler Co-EdiTOrs: BiH Nordyke and Jane Perry Sports Editors: Tom Orme and Jack Hussey. Stuff Reporters: FRONT ROW: J. Fegelman, M. Clark, J. Golden, D, R. Shelley, S. Schwein, J. HoHudcy, K. Klumpe, B. Boofh, P. Bruin, L. . Helm, C, Allison, D, ToIL L. Lamb, A. Coleman, J. Miller. BACK ROW: Overesch, L. Morlnr,M. Hall. 5 News Editor and Business Manager: Trudy Penson and Lynn Townst 6N1 iNa- FOCUS STAFF Focus is c: literary magazine made up of sfudenw material submitted by Their English teachers. This is The First year for c: literary magazine of Aiken. Focus Editor: Jim Golden Focus Stag: V. Lash, P Wuymer. M. Hollodoy, J. Galloway, R. Stewart, J. Holludoy, J. Golden. ART CLUB The Aiken arr club provides opportuni- Ties for learning experience in The fields of art. IT no'r only offers projects and pro- grams for the art student, but it supplies The school wi'rh scenery for plays and decorates The school of Christmas. Officers: John Hurt, Jan Holiday, Reginald Milton, Kerry Forbes FRONT ROW: L. Williams, V. Heitzer, F. Wuymer, P. Drake, R Smith, J. T. Sigmond. D, Smom, J. Hart, M. Cliffon, R. Milton, R. Smoot, K. Forbes, Fugelrnun, SECOND ROW: Ch Kiastermcn, L, Lamb, A. Hoeweller, K. Dam- M. Hoiiday, G. Osbourne, L. Acree. mann, K. Perry, L. Arm, Ch Wentzel, J. chermier. STANDING: J, Holiday, B3 LIBRARY STAFF The library staff is CI group of dedi- cated young people who give Up fheir after school hours and study halls To help in the smooTh operation of the Aiken library, These sTudenTs assisT pupiIs, check books in and out and arrange books on shelves. 554 Mrs. Ryder and her assistant SAFETY The sofefy council has sfrived Throughouf The year To make Aiken a safer COUN CIL place for oil. Using the city-wide safety council as a guideline, our council is consfontly improving focihTies about The school. As Aiken's Theatrical efforts have confirmed to expand, There has been STAGE c: greater need for c: highly organized stage crew. This year's stage crew has not only fulFIHed ifs requiremenTs, but has gone on To become an em- CREW cientworking body. war: i, i i- i FRONT ROW: A. Krismer, G. Moore, X, Zedd. F. ngewalla, C. Cliffon, G. Davis, 3 Bcolh, R. Sfeworf, L. Lamb, G. Duncan, M. Holiday, W. Hall, K. Burke, K. Addison, D. Sanford 2nd ROW: B. Hale, J. Fisbeck, C. Yuger, CA Perin, M. Webb, U. Dowg, J. GnlEoway, J. Diefenbuch, J. Rossiler, K. Corw fer, S. Smith, 5. Peter, L. Maxwell. 3rd ROW: G. Robinson, P. Pcfrick, C. Sprung, J. Dotzour, B, Priesing, C. Sprung, J. Jonesl S. Ley, A. DeiarneHe, N. Dejurnetre, D. Coulter, J. Franks, S. Pawwt, L. Cormier. 4th ROW: B. Lambert, R. Lester, P. Drake, P. Waymer, R. Venuto, C. Press, A. Kinsler, S. Maggeff, B. Cormef, J. Confenfo, J. Stein, V Venuio, L. Benzon, M. lbold. MASQUE AND MIME Aiken's drama club, Mosque 0nd Mime, was created for those students who look To dromo'rics as eHher a voco on or on evoca- fion. Students obtain valuable les- sons in The production of 0 show, from oc'ring To the selling of Tick- efs, This year members porfici- pofed in The Wall and Pajama Game. Masque and Mime Officers: ROW 1: Jim Doizauer, Micki Webb, ROW ll: Cheryl Sprung, Steve MadgeH, Jill Diefenbuch. THE WALL The dromctics club This year presented The Wolf , a stirring drama of The persecufion of The Jews in Poland during The war. B7 THESPIANS CHESS CLUB As in The pasT, The Thespions have shown once again why They can Truly be considered The selecT among Aiken's dromofic TclenT. The few who are able To become members have acquired GT leosT Ten poinTs Through Their work on various phases of Aiken's dromoTic productions. Aikenls prime inTeIlecTuol ouTleT is The chess club. The chess club sTimU- loTes ingenUiTy and logical reasoning, besides providing hours of enu TerToinmenT Tor iTs members. MWN P. Sons, 3 Hovemeyer, D. Mongino, J. Grober, R. Dennis, R Holland. RADIO ELECTRONICS PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB The Photography Club was formed This year for Those students inferesfed in photography. They learn and discuss The proper use and care of the phofographfc equipment. D. Wright, S. Hovemeyer, C, Kennedy, J. Jaeger, A. Kinsfler, G. Meyez. 89 Wih;1 x. .-.;-m v . Officers: B. Becker, K, Klumpe, J. Hussey, JV Aylesworth, R. MiHer, J DoTzauer. HI-Y Hi-Y is on all male Christian fellowship or- trip To Wesley Holi and caroling CIT Good gcmizofion, Among other service proiec'rs, Samaritan Hospital; if has porficipofed with The YvTeens in CI FIRST: C. Wilson, J. Aylesworth, J. Sanders, D. Linder, M. House, D. Van chon- E. Sorgel, S. Mogget, R, Johnigan, THIRD: B, Nordyke, L. Rabin, BA Ferguson, en, Denis Back K. Klumpe, A. RiHey, A. Kinsfler, R. Miller, S. Guenther, SEC- J. Dotzouer, J. Luderer, K. Mueller, T Glossey, B. Sulau, J; Disfel, C, Cottrel, N. 0ND: D. Spig, B. Sherman, D. Stone, J, Dale, B. Becker, R. Schrader, J. Husseyi Wilson, Mr. Bowers. ii 1 F 1' l FIRST: P. Hoberg, K, Muskovin, K. Thieman, B. Armstrong, 5. Allen, L. Mcyley, L, Ford, K. Pole. THIRD: M. Clifton, H. Beel, S. lvey, B. Bowman, Demaron, S. Short, J. Donnelly, E. Lay, L. Massey, M. Palmer, C, Knrfer, L. Acreel G. Linder, G. Lenzer, R. Shcfer, B, Lewis, K. Adams, B Sowders, J Pcrres. J. Freytcg, N Freyrag, D Fritch, J. Becker. SECOND: B. Valen- S Hugersrrcnd, N. Howe. FOURTH: A. Petroff, S. Kinnie, D. Meyer, J. tine, J. Moerlein, G. Schulron, P. Drake, N. Klenk, N. Fchrenbruck, C. In- Young, L. Marlin, L. Neidelhe'mer, J. Weidner, B. Brmon, C. Tucker, Dy gram, L. Hunt, M. Renner, K. Lynch, C. Shinckle. L Lamb, L. Overesch, C. Aritcnivitch, P. Richards, P. Emmens, S. Hanning, C. Abel. L. Hunt, N. Fahrenbruck, C. Ingram, N. Klenk. Y- TEENS Y-Teens is 0 service organizaTEon which porticipones in boTh fellowship and fun. Throughouf The year if joined wiTh Hi-Y in severoi ocTiviTies including 0 Trip To Wesley Hall of Thanksgiving and coroling of Good Samaritan Hospiml Of Christmas. IT has also had many inferes'ring speakers. 4 ix 4 .. m. Huh omcers: P. Durham, L Massey, C. Carfson, A. Peiroff, J, MoerleinA STANDING: L. Massey, M Tiemeyer, L Milier, J. Moerlein, D. Frazier, B. Soylor, Nk Knoll, D. Stevens, K. Fithen, K. Adams, K. Schraer, C. Ehling. FRONT: C. Carlson, L. Niederlehner, B. Sowders, BUSINESS CLUB The Business Cfub oHers ifs members an op- portunify To learn obouf The business which They plan to enter. Throughouf The year they participated in several Field Trips to well known companies. E. Lehn, J. Cronin, J. Dillman, S, Black, S. Hopp, L. Pierce, P Durham, A. PehoH. D.E.QA. FRONT ROW: 54 McNeal, M. Greene, C. Smailwood, S. Dumico, S, Gcmien, S. Smiddy, P. Dur- ham, .1. Drapp. BACK ROW: C. Bernard, J; Armstrong, R. Wesfrich, Mr. Williams, K. Hamilton, J. Smith, J. Doe, D. Neely, J. Prewm, MA Weis, L. Baker. D.E.C.A. Officers: 8. Smiddy, C. Smullwood, S. Gomien, 5. Damien. D.E.C.A. 93 TOP: S. Trout, CA Clifton, M. Kindred, J. Vogf, D. Kohs'rol, P, Bock, C. Large, DechrneMe, K. Sumpfer. THIRD: J. Donnelly, C Sprung, G. Badescue, M. P. Rogers, M, Paul, S. Slofer, B. Napper. SECOND; B, Worley, J. Truurig, Howard, K. Stepaniak, B. Katz. S. Johnson, G Boyles, BA Williams. C- L. Toefher, K. Pole, 3, Theiler, G, Duncan, J. Whilis, L. Doyle, Hh Beel, AV SchurHer, P. Emmens, W. Koester, K. Addison, P. Pormun, S Studt. RED C R055 The Red Cross is an organization formed To help needy people. This year The volunteer workers mode Up two disosTer kits To be sent To a foreign country. FIRST: B. Weiss, RA Shufer, R. Meyer, E. Eitel, SECOND: P. Emmens, S. Moore, B. Veafch, E. Hadler, THIRD: L. Niederlehner, N. Fohrenbruck, N. Smith, N. Freyfug. HEALTH CAREERS Health Careers enables students with a health career in mind To learn about Their future through experience. Foreign Language Honor Society: FRONT ROW: J. cher meier, K. Petry. K. Lynch, C. Sprung, P. Woyrner, ROW II: T. Keller, D. Stevens, P. Hirsch, L Overesch, C. Yuger, 95 ROW III: L. Henrich, P. Roll, 5, Stud'r, jv Wuesf, B. Halel ROW IV: J Perry, B. Restemeyer, S. Weilbuker. J1 v- v .3 , ' In As FIRST: R. McFarland, A. RiFfey, T. McFarland, K. Muller, M. Brossenne, J. T. Sufphin, THIRD: J. McKinney, A Hill, N. lsbel, P. Volk, J. Brody, L Weiss, Miller, G Bach, J. Hussey, J. Purdy, J. Horne, SECOND: A McCumpbeI, J. P. Newman, FOURTH: M. Roll, R. Ingram, J, Voegele, N. Wilson, B. Steincu. Johnson, D Wagner, J. Gitfinger, D. Pundorf, J. Luderer, C. Wilson, J. Vogf, Te Glossey, RA Pucker, T, Brown, D. Manner, J. Donuoer. omcers: G. Bach, T. Brown, J. Vnegele, J. Weiss, .F. szouer, Je Brady, N. Isbef. A-CLUB The highlights of The A-Club in its second year have been numerous. Most of its activi- Tl'es were done as services for the schooi. ln bad weather during school events, members acted 015 Traffic directors. A few of ifs members have also Taken port 05 The color guards during 05- semblies. Santa swings. E. .3: . i! SENIOR CLASS CHRISTMJ'AS PARTY Choral presidents: L. Benzon, C. Mulley, J. GEHenger, M. Webb, R. Martingly. w: W zzssnaszrem A ' if Q ROW I D. Meyer, L. Wardwell, P4 Reed, C. Abel, B. Eaton, S Shaver, J Dillmcmn, 5. Block, B. Praising, K. Lynch, C. Armor, P. Pruss, W, Koesler, P. Bruin, T. Keller, K. Carter J. Moses. ROW II P Roll, B. Vemch, S. Peter, A. Garcia, P. O'Brien B. Coleman, S. MedkeFf, C. Tucker, 5. Dansberry, GA Linder, M. Veolch, C. Eaton, L. Lamb, 5, Allen, P. Hirsch, C. Rheinhurd. ROW III R Brewster, 3. Bull, L. Warren, M. Muftingly, D. Walter, A. Barn- aby, C. Schinkle, K Purchmonn, L. Overesch, B. Schmalz, C. Lepere, L. SENIOR CHOIR Craig, S Honnl'ng, R. Swedersky, C, Thcubold, A. Coleman, T. NichoL ROW 1V M, McMahon, G. Paroska, A. Cole, R. Moore, C. Large, 5. Subofo, L, McKinney, L. Pucketr, P. Rogers, T. AngIer, T. Gittehger, P. Amen, C. Siodohl, K, Addison, B. Drake. ROW V K. Henderson, L Sfroussbuugh, B. Booth, G. NesbiH, M. Kelly, T. Wail, J. GiHenger, B. Theve, A. Ri'FEey, J Simmons, A. Hall, F. Koucky, C. Wilson, G. Moore, J. Nichcl, T GIOSSL 113?! M, zwlwdh H ENSEMBLE TRIPLE TRIO GIRLS, CHOIR GLEE CLUB BACK ROW: M. Brady, J. Perin, T. Beherns, M. Brookman, F. Gardner, C. Morse, D. Bohn, P. 5005, G. Stevens, D. Suddendorf, K. Hamilton, L Boyd, R. Shelley, J. Ley, G. Voorhees, A. Coleman, G. Morse, 5 Throckmerton, L. Doyle, J Dragon, J Crawford. ROW ll J Willis, A. Spungrerl M. Adams, P. Vulk, T. Buyersdorfer, A. Copeland, B. Kemph M. Boyd, K. Mclnfire. B. Heckle, J. Puncero, K. Klumpe, D. Osborne, K. Ruhn, J Rabunus, GV Nes- biff, L. Rodin, M. Wuhan, S. SIiger, E. Koehl, C Ahrens. ROW III C Pe- ters, N. Meyers, B. Wyenandt, C. Koehl, D. Mcior, V. Worth, D. Roda, S. Atkinson, J, Robertson, J. Peters, J. Brody, J. Sanders, C. Snowden, Dy Hansen, M. Darby, K. Lee, L. Cost Marching Falcons on parade, BAND The bond is very busy during The year, providing The music for pep assemblies, concerTs and The spring musical. The Marching Falcons were also oc- Tive at The TooTboH games. ORCHESTRA The main purpose oT The orchesTra is To conTinue The learning of stringed insTrumenTs. The orchesTro performed of The ChrisTmcrs and Spring concerts, and in The spring musical. DRILL TEAM The Kesfrelletfes are :21 big asset To Aiken. They march in precision of such ucTiviTies C15 football and boskefboll games. Co-cnplains S. Black and M. Johns. BACK ROW: C. Rabunus, S Shaver, B. Lewis, C. Findlay, P Breiner, 5. Peter, M. Johns, S, BIock, J. Shinner, P. O'Brien, K. Coleman, M. Hawkins, W. Koesfer, TA Kramer, T. STANDING: A. Reeves, P. Hirsch, B. Montgomery, 104 , 7 immww mWw-az'cW-ua , a ,n. n 7. .7 1 . r , r. .. , JL'nK -I Weisel, J. Endress, D, Wclrer, P. Senfr, J. Dillman, B. Freeman. J. Clenry, KNEELING: D. Chrisrokos, E, Hoffman, L. Craig, J. Lawson, G Budescu. C. Davis. EL Ellis, L. Burks, V. Clem. Co-captcins Bev and Angie, MAJORETTES The moioret'res, in their sparkling purple and whife, added charm C15 They proudly performed of baskeT- ball and football games 105 -:4--- ' $u-..x., , PEP CLUB Pep Club is The largest organizofion of Aiken. lTs purpose is To enable sTudenTs 10 show Their enThusiosm for The athletic teams by sponsoring pep assemblies and busses To away games. ' Pep club sponsors Mr. Jareo and Miss Deiters talk with Penny and Dave. ROW I: D. Wright, R. Muttingly, R Smifh, S. Baxter, C. Finger, P. McCobe ROW II: T, Jahnke, J. Galloway, K. , -i? x Parchmann, T4 Weisel, Mr. Jareo ROW III: B. Nordyke, J. Dale, 5. Studf, P. Roll, Miss Deiters. THE GRADUATION CLASS OF 1965 l09 JR.-SR. PROM . a 3 $ 1 E a . 4 i- ! don'1 know if I can marry beneo'rl'l my schon! CAROUSEL Carousel, Aiken's Third annual musical, was 0 big success. Many hours of pracfice and hard work helped make This The Fine produc- tion That itwos. vvaL um . Knowledge is a treasure, but practice is the key To if. -Thomos Fuller K? El l! r! UNDERSTANDING : x ! m FRESHMEN Abbott, Bob Abl, Andy Adams, Randy Adkins, John Alberf, Thyra AfJen, Dave Anderson, David Angel, James Annis, Beverly Arsman, Pom Atkins, Bill Atkinson, Sarah Auel, Eileen Baden Barbara Bader, Sue Bohl'. Bill Baker, Judy Barrett, Thomas Barron, Bill Bauer, Judy Bauer, Mary Beach, Nancy Bean, Vernon Becker, Chades Behrens, Po! Beiderhke, Sharon Bell, Cynthia BeHer, Dove Benevengo, Bob Beyer, Bonnie Bibb, Jerry Binder, Chrisfino Biizer, Cindy Block, Jone? Blockburnl Bruce Blake, Sharon 30995, David Boian, Bob Bolton, Connie Bosch, Bob Bossong, Bobbie Boyd, Lance Brondharst, Cliff anHey, Mack Bready, Edward Bridgett, Beverly Brooks, Ambrose Bross, Kathy 3.53,...4 -- .MW V, , Brown, Regina FRESHMEN Buck, Lydl'c: Burdsul, Dennis Burks, Jenny Burion, Mark Butler. Marilyn Coley, Gory Caley, Larry Cameron, Beth Carr, Jim Curran, Yolanda Comer, Linda Casiells. Onofre Chisholm, Helen Clark, Dione Clem, Robert Cobb, Andrea Cole, Nikki Contenlo, Joe Cook, Chriane Cooley, Harold Cooper, Carolyn Cooper, MuvyAnn Copeland, Archie Corbett, Ch ris Cornert, Jackie Corrado, Joeseph Cox. Claudia Craig. Shelia Crawford, Diane Crews, Karen Daniel, Janet Donief, Shelia Daniels, Michelle Darr, Steven Delk, Paul Deil, Stephanie Delaney, Dona Donnelley, Jean Doyle, Carol Dragon, James Duncan, Guy Dunhom, Ruylene Dunigun, Laura Dunn, Joyce Durham, Garry Ehrhurdt Rosalyn Eisom, Margaret Endiccm, Sundae Ernst, Jerry Evans, Stephen Ewing, Put Fohnesfock, David Folk, Lorie Farris, Tom Faith, Marc Ferguson, Lynda Field, Kathie Fields, Rick Fisbeck, Richard Fischer, Greg Flick, Glenn Focks, Kathleen Forbes, Sieve Forch, MoryAnn Ford, Terry Friedloff, Donald Fritz, Jan Fritz, MoryAnn Fromme. Jackie Furnier, Pete Gaines, Robert Galloway, Joan Gard, Loren Gardiner, Fritz Gaunt, Junie Gill, Mark I'l7 Goodman, Janet Gohschang, Harry FRESHMEN GraH, Linda Graham, Tanya Gray, Paul GrebeE, Carl Green, Dianne Greer, Stephen Gregory, Don Grosse, Gail Grufzmccher, Diane Gutzwilier, Tom Haeckl, Anne Hail, Joyce Hull, Mark Hall, Patricia Hansen, Debbie Hanson, Amy Hmley, Robert Houn, Percy Hawkins, Algie Hayden, Carolyn Hays, Nelson Headly. Dun Heckerman, Steve Heinold, Jeononn Heis, Linda Heiikornp, Beverly Henke, Nancy Hentharn, Richard Hicks, Put Hill, Jimmy Hoberg, Pam Hodge, Jennifer Hodge, Joanne Honon, Mary Holden, Dan HoHoduy, Mary Holmes, Kathy Holston, Larry Hood, Trudy Hoschar, Stephen HuRmun, Gory Hulley, Jeff Ibold, Nancy lson, Ronnie Jackson, Patricia Jackson, Robert Johnke, Trish Jenkins, William Jenny, Brenda Jesse, Barbara Joachimi, Curt Johns. Andrea Johnson, Sully Jones, Dave Jones, Dennis Jones, Marsha Janes, Winona Judd, Kathi Jurgens, Karen Kandil. Frank Ku're, Pa? Kees, Edward Keller, Steve Kelley, Jeanne Kennedy, Dave Kiefer, Linda FRESHMEN Kindoll, Roddy King, Donna Kingery, Patricia Kirkwood, Richard Kistner, Claudia Kleiner, Barb Kleiner, Mary Knecht, Mark Knodfe, Kafhy Koehl, Eddie Koeppe, Jeff Koesler, Anne LoDuke, Lee Laile, Judy Lampsuf, Rosie Larkins, Vickie Luvrich, Dione Lee, Kenneth Lawson, Ralph Lentz, Carol Linne, Joy Linville, Mike Lech, Carol Long, Jock Love, Sharon Lynn, Toni Madden, Shirley Muriin, Sandy Mason, Daphne Mason, Rick Matthews, Al Manhews, Nancy Moningiy, Robin McCarthy, Cathy McCoy, Sharon McDaniel, Randy McLean, Puffy Miller, Anna MiHer, Mike Milfer, Robert Moller, Rosanne Montgomery, Carol Moore, Patty Mullinger, Mike Muskovin, Emelie Meyers, Nancy I20 Neeley, Randy Neimeisfer, Beverly Nestor. Elizabeth Neuhousser, Steve New, Mary Ann Noe, Keith Noe, Peggy Noe. Ricky Odenbeck, Richard Ogle, Barbara ngewolla, Joeseph Oikawu. Jeanne Oser, Debbie Owens, Jerry Owens, Priscilla Paddock, John Palmer, Mary Pancero, James Pawsot, Mike Pendleton, Rita Perin, John Perkins, Kathy Ferrrnann, Caro! Perry, Hcsrofd Peter, Vicki Phillips, Ron Posfon, Charles Fran, Sylvia Priesmeierl Cheryl Prof'm, Mariiyn Puckett, Don Purrington, Torn Raim, Debbie Randolph, Jim Ramsey, Peggy Rosnick, Jerry Ray, Jody Redmond, Janice Redwine, Sharon Reed, Margaret Reid, Leslie Reuther, Vicki Rhea, Steve Rice, Vicke Richter, Rick Richter, Vicki Rifter. Debbie Robinson, Horace $I- yP-i'm . 121 Robinson, Jack Roening. Maureen FRES HM EN Roll, Jeanette Ross, Eugene Ross, Sharon Rose, Pufricia Rose, Tim Rossi, Sue Ruckes, Beverly Rudfg, Charlie Rudolph, Debbie Rusher, Janice Russell, vain Ruwel Lynne Ryan, Tom Sobofo, Tom Sunderman, Mike Sandermun, Sieve Sanders, Jackie Sdrver, Karen Saycors, Roy Sayre, Debbie Schlensker, Dale Schnelle, Debbie Schnelle, Linda SchoH, Patti l2? Scholte, Tom Schumccher, Wayne Schweitermun, Stan Seiizer, Herb Senft, Jane? Sestfc, Milan Shank, Reed ShUFf, Gregg Simmons, Leon Simpson, James Skaggs. Dan Skaggs, Vickie Slater, Steve Slaughter. Barbara Sligor, Sfeve Smuliwood, Linda Smart, Bill Smiddy, Robert Smith, Carolyn Smhh, Donna Smith, Margaret Sn1i1l1, Russel SommerviHe, Charles Spunger, Mike Spears, Rita Spencer, Carolyn Stanley, Susan Sleiglelfer, Bob Stepcniuk, Karen Stephens, Joycelyn Stevena, Gary Stewart, Rufh Stimpson, Kenneth Strain, Lois Srueve, Jan Suddendorf, Dave Suffer, Fred Sutton, Joye Taylor, Gail Taylor, Steve Tuyor, Junie Tanner, Diane Theler, Cherry Thomas, John Thompson, Dave Tiemeyer. Bill Tilson, Lyn Toepfer, Dave FRESHM EN Tolmie, Joseph Trainer, Pcmy Traurig, Jo Tucker, Jackie Tudor, Donny Turner, Pmricia Tyree, Mark Tyree, Michael Utecht, Jan Valencia, George Vullundinghon; Kay Vnndum, Gary Venturini, Paul Venuto, Regina Vogel, Nancy Vonderheide, Lois Walker, Mary Walker, Kevin Walters, Bill chsfrufh, Kofhleen Warner, Gilbert Wegezer, Betty Jo Wail, Rex StiH not speaking? 124 West, Jim Wheeler, Carol White, Chauncey White, Connie Wigger, Linda Williams. Lawrence Williams, Sharon WiHioms, Raymond WI'IHoms, Tommy Willis, Gerald Winrers, Sue Woodall, Frank Woods, Alexander Womuck Crnyon, Terrance Worley, Barb Wright, Diana Wright, Glenn Wuesf, Andrea Wyenondot, Rebecca Yozell. Larry Yearion, Jackie Young, John Yusf, Anthony . and ?he race is on! 125 S E R O M O H P O S Abell, Carolyn Ahlers, Rosalind Allen, Don Allgeier, Theresa Arhonovich, Bob Aritonovich, Dorthy Armor, Cheryl Arzzmun, Patty Armsfrong, Tom Atkins, George Bock, James Burkhau, Randy Barnett, Robert Barron, Steve Barwick, RobenI Bauer, Reseanna Bayersdorfer, Torn Beck, Dan Beck, Edward Beck, Jean Becker, Jane Beel, Holly Belcher, John Benne, Harvey Benzon, Alexis Berling, Gary Bishop, Donoid Birck, Michael Bohomon, Bonim Bohanon, Bonnie Bohn, Donald Bowman, Barb Bray, Lawrence Brown, Margaret Brown, Sandra Brafford, Pot Breckel, Koren Brewer, Faye Bruce, Lynda Busby, Carolyn Campbell, Lee Clark, Ken Clark, Miriam Clifton, Mary Coleman, Bonnie Carter, Audrey Carter, Ruth Cushion, Sharon I27 SOPHOMORES Cobb, Maggie Cole, Betty Cole, Christine Colfer, Debbie Copeland, Carolyn CooFey, Timmhy Cook, Kim Cooper, Donna Cost Lewis Creosey, Bill CoHrell, Cy Dole, Barbara Daniel, Willie Davis, Bill Davis, Daniel Davis, Janice Deornron. Linda DeJcrneHe, Anita Deremo, Redd Diefenbock, Jill Dillinghom, Ray Distal, Jim Dick, James Drake, Bob Duncon, Bonnie Dyson, Eddie Eaton, Barbara Edwards, CindCI Ehrenschwender, Bill Emmons, Mary Ennis, William Esch, Sharon Esswein, Ed Fain, Donna Ferguson, Bruce Fisher, Dale Fisse, Sandra Fifhen, Karen Foglesong, Debby Foster, Danny Franks, Jun keying, Joann Fritzch, Dodl'e Fulton, Delores Funke, John Garcia, Angie Garrett Donna Gehring, Ron Georgenson, Gail Gerton, Paulo Geyfer, Arthur Gibson, Roy Godbey, Caroi Goetz, Harry Gormcn, Sandy Gorski, Robert Graham. Beny Gray, Dennis Griffiths, Bill Grimes, Bob Grubenhoff, Diane Gulley, Joanne Hogerstrand, Sigrid Hale, Don Hull, Linda Hall, Pete Hasselbec'k, Jim Hardin, Edna Harlan, Louis Heckle, Bill Helton. Bab Heminger, Linda SOPHOMORES Hefner, Donna Heimpold. Dove Henderson, Charles HenI'I, Janet Hicks, Clifford Hicklond, Gordon HiH, Dwighf Hoeston, Lorry HoFfmcn, Cliff Holmes, James Hopper, Barbara Homer, Randy House, Debbie Howcrdl Mary Howe, James Hudson, Je5 Hughes, Sheila Hulley, Dave Ibold, Kathy Ibold, Margaret Irvine, Linda lvey, Susan Jackson, Gloria Jackson, John Jenkins, William Johns, Tom Johnson, Gail Johnson, Sharon Jones, Cindy Jurgens, Donny Katzler, Geneva Kusee, Tishiu Keras, Potfy Kempl, Barney Kennedy, Chorfes Kilb, David Kissel, Marilyn Kling, Bill Kncpper, Billy Knight Jerry Kloss, PcHy KoehJ, Carol Koehler, Sharon Koucky, Frank KrafZ, Bruce Krismer, AI Kramer, Theresa Kuhn, Mike Lacef'leld, Earl Lcchmon, Shirley Lerner, Donna Lay, EHen Longdon, Steve Lawson, Sonia Lehn, Evelyn Lesfer, Roberta Lay, Susan Liming, Bill Rama u m. 13l Martin, Mo ry Mason, Susan Maxwell, Linda Mays, Paul MCA'fee, Jock McArthur, Sharon McCc be, Robert McCampbell, James McElroy, Charles McFarland, Rick Mclnfire, Kevin McKinney, William Linder, Daie Under, Glenna Lockard, Cherie Logan, Harold Long, Herbert Lucas, Hurry Lynch, Jean MuiHy, Karel Maisch, Gory Mcior, Debbie Mungino, Daniel Marsh, Don Steve Funds out Miss Handel doesn't kid. SOPHOMORES McLean, James McMahon, Mike McMickle, Guy Meyer, Dennie Meyer, Diane Middleton, David Miller, Peggy Mills, Tum Monday, meuru Monk, Mark Monroe, Hozei Moore, Greg Morell, James Morell, LuciHe Morgan, Nathaniel Morse, Paul Moses, Janet Moxley, Ike Muskovin, Jon Myers, Steve Novel Klaus Neal, Osie Neal, Pa? Nestor, Barbara Nichol, Jim Nichol, Torn Nichols. Jessie Nides, Jim Nixon, Valarie Nola, L. C. Norman, Greg Norwood, Donna ngewalla, Janell Owens, Sheriun Owens, Sue Ozolins, Alfred Pack, Barbara Palmer, Earnie Purosku, George Patrick, Par Patterson, Mike Paul, Michael Powsot, Sharon Perkins, Sandy Perry, Glenn Perry, William Skipping? 134 Peters, Carol Peterson, Harold PfcmkuclL Debbie Pfeifer, Rick Piper, Andy Poll, Koren Pruss. Penny Prewin, Jan PrewiH, Ruby Purdy, Jim Purteli, Joan Rubanus, Joe Rodin, Larry Rohn, Kennefh Raney, Mary Lee Reese. Linda Reis, Cathy Relyeu, Debby Reneer, Gloria Reuss, Barbara Reynolds, Deon Richardson, Dolores Riedel, Mike RiHer, Mike Robbins, Linda Roberison, Janet Robinson, Bobby Robinson, Gary Robinson, Jesse Roemer, Lorry SOPHOMORES Roessler, Jill Rogers, Paul Rogers, Verona Roll, Ken Rossiler, Joyce Ruebel, Sue Runyon, Carol Rusher, Diane Saddler, Linda Suit, Susan Salas, Torn Solyer, Stephen Sundhos, Donna SchmiH, Cynthia Schmogrow, Ken! Schneider, Richard Schotf, Mary Jo Schruer, Peggy Schrichten, Sue Schroeder, WiHa Schulfe, Steve Seward, Carol Shearer, Harold SheH, Daniel Short, Sherry Siegmann, Anthony Sims, Parnell Smollwood, Barbara SOPHOMORES Smonosd, Churies Smiddy, BeHy Ann Smiley, Gene Smith! Glenn Smith, JoyCe Smifh, Leon Smith, Nancy Smock, David Smoof, Rick Snowden, Charles Soden, Earl Soergei, Ed Speeg, Donald Spicer, Beth Sporck, Elissa Staples, Dwight Staubifz, Bob Stephens, Darlene Stephens, Dwight Sievens, Darlene STone, Dave Sfrong, Daniel Stubbins, Paul Suiter, Linda Suluu, Bill Summer, Kmhy Sutphin, Tum Swan, David Swedersky, Robyn Sweel, Carlyle Sweelland, Jerry Teeter, Steve Thoubald, Candi Thomas, Jun Tiemann, Kathy Tinch, Colin Toepfer, John Toepfer, Lynn Toll, Charles Townsley, Greg Trauf, Sfeve Tucker, Connie Tucker, Leslie Valentine, Alvin Venufo, Vicky Vetere, Mary Voiles, Richard V055, Marty Wade, Cheryl Walton, Michael Word, Alon Word, Lorraine Warner! CchoHu Watkins, Peggy Webber, Linda Weber, Larry Websfer, David Weisbrod, Sfeve Wetterer, Don Wefzel, Christine Whaley, Bill Whitaker, Dan White, Chauncey Whittle, Tommy Whittle, Willie Widmer, Judy WiHicms, Robert Wilson, Barbara Woodell, Bill Workman, Dennis Wyenondt, Raymond Zinn, Bill Zoller, John Junior Class Omcers: Cynthia PerinHTreusurer, Donna Wolter-Secreiary, Sharon Weilbuker-Vice Presidenf, Joe VoegeIe-President JUNIORS Adams, Ercel Ahlerlng, Jenny Ahrens, Cori Ailen, Priscilla Allgeier, Tom Amen, Douglas Asher, Ken Atkins, Steve Bock, Denis Bull, Sharon Benton, John Bursan, Cindy Baxter, Sharon Beiderhcke, Velma BibeE, Gene Black, Charles Blackburn, Mike Bock, Philip Booth, Roberi Bowles, Gwen Bray, Julius Brewer, Linda Brewer, Pot Brmon, Barbara Broughton, Jack Bruin, Pot Bryors, Sean Burnsl Rainelle Burton, Carolyn Burloh. Ina Burton, Marilyn Butcher, Karen Butler, Elaine Culiahan, Put Cameron, Ann Campbell, Chris CampbeH, Diane Carter, Kundu Cosh, Dallas Cosh, Douglas Ccshinn, Karen Chrisiakos, Diane Clifton, Chuck Coleman, Alon Collins, Peggy Colman Mike Contenro, John Cook, Jeffery 139 J U N I ORS Cost, Jackie C0510, Tim Cousen, Mctfie Cramer, Toni Crawford, Chris Crispin, Steve Cuibertson, PGuIeHe Dale, Sharon Dommunn, Sandy Durr, Richard Davenport, Lynda Davis, Norma Davis, Robert Davis, Sharon Denhom, Vickie Doyle, Brenda Doyle, Linda Dulley, Jim Eaton, Cindy Eifel, Elaine Ellis, Barb Ellison, Jim Emmons, Peggy Endres, Joan Ernst, Thomas Faith, Pom Ferguson, Ronald Findley, Carolyn Fifth, Helen Forbes, Kerry Ford, Linda Foreman, Wayne Freyfug, Nancy Gerard, Marie Gardner, Paul Gehring, Sandy George, Joeffc Gill, Mary Gimnger, JeFF Gininger, Terry Glossi, Tom Gokien, Jim Gray, Richard Gray, Sharon Green, Terry Greene, Carrlyn Gms, Norb Guenther, Stephen Guinn, Judy Haggard, Hollis Hail, Priscilla Hammond, Donald Hannuford, Marilyn Hannfng, Sally Harmon, Joan HaTcI'Ier, Arthur Hawkins, Ben Hayslip, Donna Heim, Dana Hem, Linda Helton, Ova Handel, Stephen Henderson, Nita Henry, John Hentz, Ron Herbert, Valarie Hess, Lois Hicks, Pam HiH, James Hirsch, PuuTu Hoewelel', Nan Hogmann, Emily Holicnd, John Hochd, Robert Hood, Don Here I stand, head in hand, turn my face to the wall .. . Hoscha r, Kn ren Howard, Pamela JUNIORS Howe, Nancy HugheS, Louru Hughes, Mark Hunt, Richokd Hussey, Linda Inner, Koren Jackson, Teresa Johnfgen, Rick JeHerscn, Sonia Johnson, James Johnston, BeHy Jones, Carolyn Jones. Paul Jones, Randy Kondil, Raymond Kosh, Howard sz, Kathy Keller, Ralph Keller, Tori KeHy, Mike Kiefer. Donna K'xefer, Philip Kincaid, Timothy Kindoll, Paulenu King, Diana Kingery, Mike Kinsrler, Lindo Kirkmon, Ronald Kirkwoodl Tom Klosvermen, Chrisiine Klug, Judith Klurnpe. Kerry Knoll. Susan Koeppe, Kim Koester. Wanda Kreppel, Merging Lochmon, Eleanor Lockery, Donald Luckery, Jerome Lehmann, Bob Lamb, Lois Luvrich, John Legg, Bonnie Le pare, Carole Levnsseur, Paul Long, Steve Lyles, Offs Mndgelf, Steve Muisch, Ken Mcioney, James Mabney. William Morlar, Linda Mari, William Marlin, Doris Marlin, WiHiom Mloews, Miched Mattingly, Mindy McCloUd, Lorry Mdmire, Fletch MedkeH, Susan Meinhorf, Mary Mercer, Tom Meyer, Fred Middlefon, Jerry MiHer, Louise MiHer, Rick Mohr, Joseph Montgomery, Beverly Moore, Singd Morgan, Diana Morrison, Cheryl Morse, Cori Chivalry isn't dead after all. 143 JUNIORS Moses, Judy Mueller, Kip Murphy, Trish Neumann, Poul Nevels, Ancil Newman, Edwin Niederlehner, Leah Oberiohn, Gory O'Brien, Patti OHver, Sheiiu Osborn, Donald Osborn, Gloria Overesch, Lynnie Owens, Gwendolyn Farchmun, Kathy Parres, Jocelyn Pufrick, Sharon Perin, Cynthia Peter, Susan Peters, Connie Peters, Janet Petrovich, Alex Pierce, Linda Finger, Connie Flam, Kathleen Plum, Natalie Ponder, Arihur I44 PoweH, Rum Price, Daryl Price, Roymond PuckeH, Russ Rumey, Pom Runey, Linda Reagan, Phyllis Rebel, Jerry Reed, Gary Reeves, Angela Remhord, Cheryl Reis, Linda Rhodes, Debbie Richards, Margaret Riffey, Alan Robbins, Curl Rodler, Puf RoeHer, Robert Rofl, Michael Ross, Alvin Rumpbr, Carol 5005, Pam Sobato, Steve Sanford, Deborah Sunker. David Scylor, Brenda SchaeFFer, Claire Schellhommer, Ruth Schlemmer, Betty Schmulz, Barbara Schmees, Mike Shofer, Robyn Sheliy, Rick Shehon, Dennise Shinkle, Cindy Siodohk Carol Slaughter, Willie Sowders, Billie Stoubilz, Hunk Steers, Dun Sleigleirer, Joe Stephens. Don Stockmeier, Jim Smrtz, Earl S1roight, Harriet Strecker. WiHie Sire1ch, Dennise Shong, Richard 145 Strubbel Pam Stubenrouch Wayne Sweefland, Carl ch5, Judy OUR MEETING HERE AGAIN IS STRANGE. 146 J UNIORS Tedlmann, Kay Teeter, Judy Theve, Robert Throckmortbn, Stephen Tinch, Mona Tucker, Carlene Turner, Dimitrios Turner, Edward Tyree, Sue Valentine, BeHy Valentine, Doy1ene Vclenfine, Larry VonderhoH, Gary Van Wogenen, David Veatch, Barbara Voegele, Joe Voorhees, Glen Wagner, Douglas Wagoner, Dove Wainscom Barbara Wall, Tom Wulfer, Donna Wolfher, Ronnie Warren, Linda Wotfs, Gary Wcms, Lorry WebsVer, James Weidner. Jon Weilboker, Sharon Weinberg, Carol Weis, Larry Weisel, Toni Weller, Dave Wart, Susan Westermeyer, Jim Wheeler, Terry Williams, Beverly Williams, Brenda Wiflicms, Linda Williams, Romano Wilson, Chuck Wilson, Nick Wilson, Ralph Wilson, Sandro Wong, Beatrice Woulery, Michael Young, Judy Zimmermann, Karen Zins, Ron Zoufis, Elaine M7 OHl WILL THE BELL EVER RING? A song for our banner the watch word recall which gave the Republic her sta- Hon: Unifed we stand, divided we fall! It made and preserves us a notion. WGeorge Pope Morris DOORS TO THE ff FUTURE Talmadge Abell Karen Adams Randall Arkins Stephanie AHen Linda Acree Cathy Addison Arefhella Albert George Almer 150 Jo Ann Armstrong John Ayleswovth George Bach Georgeno Budescu Sandra Boin Jimmy Ball Richard Bureither Alexis Barnaby John Batchler Edward Bayersdorfer Mary Beasley William Becker UNiTED WE STANDI 151 Carolyn Bernard Janis Bernhardt Sue Black Joan Bold Michael Boyd Jon Brody William Brandi: Earl Bray Barbara Bruzille Patricia Breiner John Brelitch Lazalio Bridges Mark Brookbcnk Michael Brossenne Rellu Brown Ted Brown Gary Bruin Jock Bucher Richard Burks Beverly Byrd 153 Donald Cannon Charles Capsis Coral Carlson Mary Cosh Karen Cuvens Wayne Clark Jacqueline Cleory Vicki Clem Carol Cobble Ronald Cole Kathleen Coleman Sondra Conley Judy Contento Linda Cormier l54 SENIORS Linda Craig Jerry Crawford Patricia Crawford Jun Cronin John Dale Karen Dummann Susan Donsberry Boyd Davis Gory Davis Nancy Dawson 155 x l l Sherry Dennis Gary Dickerson Daniel Daiters Janelle Dillmun 156 Deborah Dew Sharon Doernein Mike Dial Mike Donahue James Donlin Patricia Doyle Joyce Dropp Glenn Eberhard Sure, Noncyl sure . .. SENIORS James Dorzcwr Peggy Drake Patricio Durham J E' I Christine Ehling I57 erry rsee Nancy Fohrenbruck SENIORS Jack Fuig John Fcris Janet Fegelmun Carolyn Findley Raymond Finke Jenny Fisbeck I58 Charles Fi'hen Lottie Gerton . A h Billie Freeman Gary Gilbert Down the up-sfuircuse. Linda Gilliam Lynn Glasgow Vernon Glazier Sandra Gomien Craig Goffschang Kennefh Gru+ Gerald Gray Richard Gray Meme Green Ronald Green Now, what would James Bond do? 159 Bonnie Grevee Nancy Grotzmocher William GuenHer Efizabe1h Hodler Bernice Hale Alon Hall Kenneth Hamihan ' Sunella Hardin Dough: Harrison John HG Mmmmmmmmmmm, looks good from here! 160 1 Mary Hawkins Vicky Helzer Tyrone Hiil Janet Hoflodoy i 4 3 L015 Henrich Alon Hill Edward HOH Sharon Holland 16! Linda Hopkins James Horn SENIORS Torn gets his horse power checked in physics, Sharon Huge Linda Hum Anthony Hussey Connie Ingram i P62 Penelope Hurles John Ingram Linda Horn Michael House Stephen Hovemeyer Edward HUHner SENIORS Nick lsbel James Jceger Nola Jenny Melinda Johns Oh, shoofl Bruce Johnson chdo Johnson Michael Jones Dennis .1005 Janice Kogermefer Ronald Kennedy 163 garmr-man-n..r-.v.nmevq.v-hviaw , , , Wmmmmm;r;r A: NA, NA NA NA NA Nancy Kidd Donald Kiefer Mel Kindred Susan Kinne Alan KinsHer Ann Kissel Sharon Kissel Nancy Kfenk M4 Fred Knodle Nancy Knoll SENIORS Up a little, Mary Jo. I65 Evelyn Koehl James Langlund Curl Large Grennu Lenzer Barbara Lumber! Floyd Lo nfer June? Lawson Bev Lewis John Ley 3 Willie Long Diane Lord Kathleen Lynch Sandra Lynch Daniel Murmer John Munin Mary Linder Frederick Longccre Jack Luderer 166 Terry Mason Luis Massey Craig McAnich Penelope McCabe Allen McCumpbell William McFarland Cheryl Mclntire John McKinney Hold still, Tom, and let me see your new comads. Sherry McNeuT Donald Mefz '67 Roberta Meyer Beverly Milton CheryI Mifchell Judifh Moerlein OAK., John, iusf be that way! SENIORS Jerome Miller Reginald Milfon Robert Mode Richard Moore Virginia Moore Tom Mooreheud 168 Thomas Orme Cynthia Osborn PhiJip Padgett Ralph Pogel Consfnnce Pandorf David Pondorf Penny Parmcn Gerald Peek You iust won't believe if. Gary Pemberton Anita Pendlond 169 Trudy Penson Jane Ferry Pamela Perry Andrea Petroff Karla Fetry Wolfeen PJeusanfs Leslie Powell Barbara Praising Curl Press June Frewm I70 Lonzie Puckett Cynfhio Rubunus Patricia Reed Steve Reifsleck Marian Reis Martha Renner William Reslerneyar Charles Richards Carol Rabanus RUH'I ROHEH Hubert Richardson Roberta Rissei Elaine Rohr Leodis Ross Thomas Richardson James Roberts Porricio Roil Edwin Rolh 172 Christine Ryan John Sander Janet Schinner Karin Schroer SENIORS A chance to relax limhussm III: Iii I IN! Gaye Schuhen Stephen Schwein Linda Scroggin Patricia Senft Sondra Shcdd Sue Shaver William Sherman Fay Shiveler Ray Shruder Jim Simmons I73 I r Judith Sims Larry Smullwood Barbara Smith Daniel Skinner Sundae Smiddy Cheryi Smith 174 SENIORS Fred Smith Charles Spencer Robert Snell Charlene Sprung Cheryl Sprung Raber? Sfeelman William Sreincu Delilah Stevens June Strain Frederick SfouHer ALLEY OOPI Paul Strum Larry Strunsbough Susan Srudr Marilyn Summer ; L ; COLLEGE LEVEL STUDY row Inc SCHOOL J lemw x! i f' y , ' - M i E 1 ? Z g4 Hu'rwmr'm . ' ' ' :- :Nn ORNEn . a .' 1!, J 1 Mary Tiameyer April Thompson Deborah Toll Lynn Townsley James Tungute David Tyree , PhyHis Underwood Marilyn Vemch Anfhony Venturin'l Richard Vesper I76 ILA John Vogt Philip VoIk James WcHace Linda Wordwell Richard Waddell Phyllis Waymer Mary Webb James Weis Mary Weis Ralph Weis This is 1he way we wash an arm. This is the way BEST ARTISTS John Hurr Jun Fegelman BEST ALL-AROUND Jim Weis Jan Lawson SENIOR POLL W'TTIEST Craig Goflschong Marilyn Sumpler ' firm wmwaom ... 8 m . . fl gm -. BEST MUSICIANS Alon Hal! Cheryl Sprung BEST VOCALISTS Mary Cash Boyd Davis . . . ' - , . ' MOSTLIKELY TO SUCCEED ' Jim Wuesf Phyllis Woymer FRIENDLIEST John Zimmerman Debbie Toll BEST ACTOR AND ACTRESS Cur! Press Judy Contemo MOST ATHLE'HC Jerry MHIer Barb Lumber? MOST STUDIOUS Tom. Richardson Carol Yoger E M i A Beverly Weiss Daniel Wendel Robert West Steven West Sandy Whalen Jill Wheefwrighi Thomas Whitaker Earl White 180 SENIORS Joyce Whitis Diana Wiehe Jay Wiesmann Donna Wiest Sharon Williams David Wright James Wuesf Donna Wyenondt Carol Yuger Gmy Yozell Theodora Zondors John Zimmermunn Chorus line of senior boys mtxmmwy- Ir William Nordyke Leslie Burkes inu Burmn Tom Doerflein SENIORS Murfene Morgan Patricia Morgan David Morgenstern Fred Morgensfern Roger Mayer Gerald Nash Donna Neeley Gary Nesbm H was a good harvest! 182 Linda Beorghmon, one of our classmates, died on OCT. 4, 1965. She was 0 member of Girls' Choir in her Junior yeor. SENIORS NOT PICTURED Lillie Baker Thomas Bauer William Blackburn Linda Brocker Phyllis Corr Ronald Corr Deborah Clark Richard Clark Sharon Courtney Judi'rh Cowell John Cromer Sondra Domico Ronald Daniel James Davis Linda Doyle Madeline Erving Diana Frazer Pe'rer Gosdorf Gary Geismon Alexander Grimm Dole Grufzmocher Gregory Harland Chris Hasler Robert Heard Frank Hildebrand Charles Ingefs RUTH Kingmon Michael Kinmon Charles Kohsfoll Charles Kuhn William Mercer Jo Ann Otto Donald Saol Judy Schlensker Daniel Skinner Hazel Smiddy Donald Smith Barbara Sorrells Sallie Sparks Delores Stephens William Webb Dennis Weiokopf Rozanne WesTrich Deborah Xcmcler Bo rry Yocu m SENIOR EXTRAS SENIOR INDEX AbeH, Tulmadge Lee,- T01 ; 4419 Innes; 681-1661: Reserve Football 10; 1n- Iramurul Rep. 11,: Student Council 1Sgt-A3-Arms I1, ParliameMuriun 121; Jr. Council on World AHuirs 12; Pep Club 10-12. Acree, Linda: 3:57 Terrace Ave.- 861-3278: Business Club 10,- Senicr Honor Society 11,- Arl Club 11.12.- Y-Teans 10-12; Carousel 1Scenery1 11. Acree, Linda; 367 Terrace Ava,- 861-3278: Business Club 10; Seniar Honor 5- ciety 11;Ar1CIub 11,12; Y-Teens 10-12; Carousel 1Scenery1 11. Adams, Koren Dianne; Kur ; 4149 Mad Anthony 51.; 541-8845: Y-Teens 10- 12 1Cclrnival Comm. 12, Dance Comm. 101,- Business Club 10-12; 1Ac11vities Comm. 111; Pep Club 10-12; GAA iMadern Dunce1 11,- Senior Honor So- ciety 12,- Usher 11; HCarousel lRefreshments1 11,- Peregrine Ur. Clwss Edi- tor1 12,- Senior Class 1Activi1ies Camm.1 12. Addison, Culhy H.,- 1616 N. Argy1e; 541-6373: Masque 8: Mirna 10-12; Li'l Abner 9,- Brigodcon 10,- Corouse1 11; 5en1or Choir 10-12; Anus- msiu 1Props1 10,- Red Cross Rep. 12; Pep Club 10-12; Pajama Game 12. Adkins, Randall Brem; Rundyw; 76:59 Binerool 1.9.; 93I-1563: Footbou; Fep Club 10-12. Albert, Arrhellu Morin; Tissy ; 5716 Kenneth Ave.; 681-8567. AIIen, Slephunie Bernice; HSrevIe ; 1516 Hol1ywaod Ava,- 631-7357: Home 'Ec Club 10; Business Club 11,- Musque 82 Mime l1,- GAA 11-12; Y-Teens 12,- Pep Club 10-12. Almer, Gemge Joseph; 3401 Brnokiine Ava,- 221-1411: Chess Club 1Presiden1 10-1 11. Armstrong. JoAnn Amelia; 4295 Ccleruln Ave.; 601-5166. Aersworrh, John Robert,- 6119 Ee11euir P1.,- 681-7113: Hl-Y 10-12 1Vice-Pfes. 121; Truck 10; Reserw FooibuH 10; Vursi'y FocfbcIH 11, 12; Golf 11, 12,- Reserve Basketball 10; Ensemble 10; Brigadoon 10,- Pep Club 10-12, Bach, George Lawrence,- 607 Orient Ave.; 541-8628: Reserve Football 10,- Re- serve Baskeibull 10; Vursin Football 11-12; Varsivy Baskelbali 11-12; A Club 11-12 LCarresponding Sec. 121. Eadescu, Georgeta Redicu; George ; 4784 Humihon Ave.,- 681-6230: Art Club; Red Cross Rep: Siudent Council; Jr. Couniil on World Affairs,- GAA; Y-Teens: Pep GM: 1012; DriFI Team 11-12; Brigadoon 10,- Carousel 11 Buin, Sondra Kay,- Scmdy ; 2134 North Bend Rd.; 542-4040: Pep Club 10-12. Baker, LilIie Ruth; 5134 Sr. Elmo Ave.,- 542-1296. Bu11, Jimmy Lee; 1621 One Ave.; 542-3262: Reserve Fuctbull 1Mgr.1 10; Pep 187 Club 10-12. Bareither, Richard; 564 Fla Terrace; 541-3352: 51099 crew; Intramural Ping Pong, Barnaby, Alexis Mary; Lek : 5965 Luthrop PL; 681-2840: Brigadoon 1Make-up1 10; Carousel EMuke-up1 11; Senior Choir 12,- Petegrine 12; Pram Comm. 10ecorotion51 11; Y-Teens 10; Jr. C1055 Hr. Rep. 11; Pep Club 10-12 Ur. Class Rep. 111; Gir1s' Choir 11. Butchler, John Robert; Bob ; 6030 Connecticul CL; 541-0337; Science Club 11-12; Pep C1ub12. Bauer, Thomas Joseph,- Tom ,- 4318 Pitts; 541-8754: Intramural Basketball 11,- Chess Tournamenr 1First Maw 10; Second Place 111. Boyersdor1er, Edward Arthur, Jr.; Ed ,- 515 FIG Terrace; 681-6142: Student Council 9-12; Red Cross Rep. 1011; Inrramurols 10-11; FTA 9-12 1Furlio- mentarion 111,- Junior chor SocIer 9-10,- Pap Club 9-12. Beasfey, Mary Margaret,- 6019 Lontana Ave.; 681-5392: FTA 10; Masque 3: Wm: 10,- Jr. Honor Society 9-10; Senior Honor Society 11-12; Senior Choir 10:5tuden1Ccuncil 10-11; Peregrine 11; Pep Club 10-12. Becker. Wi1lium Paul; 3111 ,- 4346 Height Ave.; 541-3239: Reserve Football 10,- Junior Class Rep. 11; Hi-Y 10-12 IPresident 121. Bernardl Carolyn Jean; Coro1 ; 1615 Lurch Ave.,- 541-2313: Library Worker 10-11; Red Cross Rep. 11; Reading C1ub 11; Jr. Council Warld Affairs 11,- Pep Club 10-12. Bernhardt, Janice L; HJam ; 4592 Homilmn Ave., 542-0195: Gfee Club 10; Pep Club 10. Black, Sue Ellen; 4723 Howard; 681-4072: Senior Chair 1012; Drill Team 11- 12 1Capfcn1n 121 GAA 11-12; Business Club 11-12; Basketball Queen Cun- didme 11; Football Queen Candidate 12.- Pep Club 10-12. Blackburn, William Lennard: 4129 Done Ave. Bold, Joan Ellen; .5851 Lalhrnp F1.; 542-1228: Peregrine 151'. Sedion1 10; Jr. Honor Society 9-10 ISecremry1; Senior Honor Socie1y 11-12 1Sec1; Pep Club 11; Gir1s' Week Rep. 11:51uden1Council 1Progrum Comm. 121. Boyd, Mithoel Alan,- Mike ; 5828 E1519,- 681-6278; Band 9-12. Brody, Jon Michael.- 6511 Teokwood CL,- 542-1513: Varsity Football 10-12; Reserve Football 10,- Wresvling 11-12; A Club 11-12 1ChaploIn I21 Pep Club 10-12. Brundis, Wi111cIm 12.,- 1450 Wel'gold; 541-3343. Bray, Ear1Jr.; 1754 Manteray CL,- 542-0201: Reserve Foatbull 10; Truck 10. Brunile, EurburnJeon;HarmoneT1as 12; GAA 12; Senior Choir 12. Brandy, Sadie; 1196 South Lynnebmok DL; 542-0277. Breiner, Patricia Lynn,- Puf ; 5205 Horizonvue DL; 542-5325: Senior Honor Society 11-12; Girls' Week Rep. 11; Ivy Amh Girl 11,- GAA 1Mcdern Dance 11-12; Mgr. 121; FTA 12; 11': Academic Try-cufs 12; Pep Club 11-12. Brelitch. John James,- 5686 Folchi Dr.; 681-6664: Red Cross Rep. 12; Pep Club 11-12; Wreslling 12. Bridges, Luzalia Vee; Dee Dee2; 5101 Winnesle Ava; 541-5358: Health Cu- reers Club, GAA; Pep Club 10-12; VAST Tutor 11. Brookhank, Mark Bruce.- 65l4 Meudowvista Ct; 931-9827: Senior Choir 10-11. Bmssenne, Michael Edward,- Mike ; 720 Derby Ave; 541-1993: Reserve F001- bull 10; Weightlifling 10; Varsity Football 11-12; Wrestling 11-12;'1A Club 1 1-12. Brown, Rella Moe; 4215 Mad Anthony 51.; 541-3633: GAA 10-11; Library Worker 10-11; Office Worker 12,- Pep Club 11; Business Club 11-12 1Cor- responding Sec. 121. Brown, Ted N.; 4268 Langlund 51.,- 541-0323: Reserve Football 10.- Trcck 10- 12; Vanity Football 11,- Hi-Y 11-12; Weighnming 10.11; A Club 1142 Nice-Presiden! 121. Bruin, Gory; 1935 Groesbeck Rd. BUrks. Les1ie 51. John; I'Les : 4329 Kirby Rd.,- 541-8662: GAA 10-12; 50121y Cfub10-11;Mqiorenes11-12; Pep Club10-12. Burks, Richard 51even;4224 Wi1lfamson P1.; 541-0081: quue 8: Mime 10-12; Anastasia 10; Can'1'Take 11 With You 11; Jr. Council on World AHoirs 10,- Librury Warker 11. Burton, Inc: Renee; 1204 Cedar Ave.; 681-0140. Byrd. Beverly Jean; 6384 Meis Ave.,- 542-0004: Library Worker 10-12; Glee Cfub 12; Pep C1ub11-12. Cannon, Donald,- Don ; 11 Craft 51. Cur1son, Carol Ann; 1031 Springbrock Dr.; 521-1393: Girlsl Week Rep. 11; Mosque 8. Mime 11,- You Can't Take 11 Wi111 You 1Props1 11; Business Club 11-12 Wice-Presidenl 121.- Sruden'r Council 1ngrum Chairman 1217 Senior Honor Socieiy 11-12. Capsis, Charles; 1545 Norlhview Ave.; 542-6512. Curr, Phyllis Ann; 5364 Winnesve Ave. Curr, Ronald L; 4245 Colerain Ave; 541-0055. Cash, Mary Ann; 1136 Cedar Ave.; 681-7711: Ensemble 10-12; Senior Chair 11,- Triple Trio 11-12; Health Careers 11; FM 12; Brigodoon 11;-Etude! Council 11; Pep Club10-11. Cavens, Karen Alice; 868 Clifton Cresi Terrace: 751-2186 Dri11 Team 11; GAA 1011; Junior Class Hr. Rept. 11,- Prom Comm. 11; Siudent Counc11 10; Peregrine Senior Activities1 12; Senior Class 1Vice-Presidenf, Ways 3: Means Chairman, Carnival Choirmon1 12; Pep Club 9-121 Clark. Richard W.; 362 Hnwell Ave; 221-5527. Cleary, Jacqueline Ann; Jackie ; 1289 Brushwood; 521.4234: Drill Team 11. 12; Carousel 11.- GAA 10-12; Senior Class fGeneral Publicity Comm Class Day Comm, Chris'mas Party Comm! i2,- Buskelbcll Queen Candfdate 11; Pep C1ub11-12. Clem, Vicki Lee; 1452 Ambrose; 541-9290: Band 10; MuioreHes 10-12; OMce Worker 11. Cobble, Carol Ann,- 1505 Marlowe Ave.; 681-8563: Business Club 10; Glee Cva10-11;Pep CIub11-12. CoHey, James Harrison; Jim ; 4123 Chambers 51.; 541-1322: 1nIrchrals 11 Cole, Ronnie; 5932 Lcnmna Ave.,- 651-4876: Reserve FoofboH 10,- Vorsily Football 11; Cross Cnuntry 10,- Track 1011; Weightlifting 10-11; Inframu- ral Gymnastics, Basketball 10. Coleman, Kathleen Mary; Kathy ; 1493 Reid Ave.,- 631-7330: Drill Team 11-12: Business Club 11-12; Mosque 8: Mime 10; Red Cross Rep. 10: Foot- bclll Queen Candidate 12,- Pep Club 9-12. Conley, Sandra Lee; 5838 St. Elmo Ave.; 542-5743: GAA. Carousel 11,- Pep C1ub10-12. Contenvo, Judy Marie; 1767 Llanfoir; 681-6943: Brigodoon 1PFOP51 10; Antigone 1Props1 10; Anastasia 10,- Cun'I Take Ir With Yod Btu- den1 DirectorJ 11; Carousel 11; The Wall 12,- Red Cross Rep. 11; GAA: Thespiuns 11-12; Ensemble 11-12; Pep Club 1Ex. anrdJ 12; Masque 0 Mime. Cormier, Linda Rae; 1845 Hanf'xeld; 541-8144: Senior Choir 10-12; I'Brigu- doon 10; Y-Teens. FTA, Red Cross Rep..: Masque S: Mime 11-12; Pep Club 10-12. Courtney, Sharon Gail; 4661 Ash1ree 51.,- 681-2797: Business Club,- Glee C1ub;Pep C1Ub. CoweH, Judith Ann; .1udy ;2686 HiIlvisfa La; 542-6511. Craig, Linda Darnelf; 1722 North Bend Rd.; 681-2980; Y-Teens 10; Drill Team11-12;GAA11-12;Pep CIub10-12. Crawford, Jerry Reed; 1217 Toluca C11,- 541-5490: Band 10-12; Intramurafs 10. Crawford, Patricia Ann; Fm ,- 1217 Toluca Ct,- 541-5490: Band 10-111 Cromer, John; 1224 Groesbeck Rd; 542-3560. Cronin, Janice M; Jun .- 1154 A1wood Ave.,- 541-8670: Jr. Achievement 11.- Business Club 12;Y-Teens 12. Dale. John William; 1096 Wionna Dr.,- 542-1835; Hi-Y 10-12; Honor Mani far 10: Track 10; Varsity Football 11; Carouse! 1Tickets1 11,- FTA 12 Pep C1ub10-12. Damicu, Sandy Mario.- 1527 Cedar Ave.; 541-0726: Masque 6: Mime 10; Anastasia 1Cosfumes1 10,- Jr. Class Hr. VP:- 1' Dommunn, Rarun Anne; 5'61 McAIpin Ava,- 661-3082: A11 CILIb 10-12: Jr. Council on World Affairs 10-12, Daniel, Ron Boyd; 4656 Hamilton AVEH' 542-1293: Chess C1Ub 10-12. Dansberry, Susan Joan; 1743 Jesier St,- 681-5079: Glee Club 10.- Sen$or Choir 11-12; Masque 8: Mime 1012; Red Cross Rep. 10. Davis, Boyd Dclphus: 210 Woo1per Ave; 861-5199: Ensemble 110-12; Nice- Presidenr 121; Li'l Abner 9; Brigndoon 10; Pajama Game 12. Davis Gary Lea: 4665 Spring Grove Ave...- 681-6937: Senior Choir 10; En- semble 11-12; Brigucloon 10; Carousel 11; Business Club 11-12; Paiqma Game 12. Duws, Jun Alon: 768 Uerby Ava; 541-6915: Intramural GYFMOSNCS- Dawson Nancy Louise: 4648 Ashtree Dr.; 681-5999: Band 10-12; Carousel 1Scenery1 11,- Pep Club 10-12. Deifers, Danny 6.; 5133 Winron Rd; 541-5478: Intramurals. Dennis, Linda Sherry; SherryH; 4241 Williamson PL,- 541-0476. 18! Dew, Deborah Diane,- Debbie ; 1215 Hollywood Ave.; 542-3583: Red Crass Rep. 11; Ivy Arch Girl 11,- Y-Teens 11-12; Chess Club 12,- FTA 12,- Mnsque 8. Mime 12; GAA 12; Student Council 1Pianning Comm.1 12; Pep Club 11-12. Did, Michael Lew15; Mike ; 6680 Duly Rd.; 931-8703: Swimming 11-12. Dickerson, Gclry; 452 Dixmyth; 361-34231 Diilmun, Janelle Carol: 1647 Westmoreland 541-5142: Glee Club 10-11; Senior Chair 12.- Drill Team 11-12; Y-Teens 11-12: GAA 11-12: Business Club 12.- Senior C10551DecorafionsComm.1 12. DcerHein, Sharon Lee; 4265 Humillon Awe..- 542-1648: Pep C1U1: 10112,- Y- Teens; 1 1. Donahue, Michael Paul; Mike ,- 347 Wbod Ave,- 221-3039: Pep Clvb 10- 12 tPresidenl 121; Talon Stuff 1Reparier1 11-12; Student Counci1 12; Red Cross 10 Donlin, James Martin: 6360 M215 Ave; 681-2660: Golf 12. Doizcuer. James Philip; Jim ; 1139 Groesbeck Rd.; 681-2479: Honor Mon- itor 10; Hi-Y 11-12 1Treusurer 121; lnlramurcls 10-12; Inframurul Hr. Rep. 11; Red Cross Rep. 10; Varsi1y Baseball 10-12; A Club 10-12 1Rec. Sec. 121; Student Council 10-12: Boys' Week Rep. 9; Boysl Sfate 11411.1 11; $31:- dem Store 12,- Mcsque 8: Mime 12 1Sec'ly-Tres. 121; Senior Choir 10-11 KVice-Presideniln; Ensemble 12; The Wall 12,- Pep Club 10-12. Doyle, Linda Lea; 4214 Leeper Sr.,- 542-66271 Doyle, Patricia Ann; Pm ,- 21 Kings Run CL; 542-2438; 0111C? Worker; Busi- ness Club. Drake, Margaret Anne: Peggy ,- 7960 Knollwocd Le.; 521-8343: YvTeens 11-12; Ar1 Club 12.- Musque E4 Ml'me 10-12; Thespions 11-12; Anasta- sicl 10; Brigadoon 1CommJ 10; You Can't Take 11 With You lCommJ 11; Curcuse1'111; Pep C1ub10-12. Drupp. Joyce Anne; 5917 Humilfon Ave.,- 542-2499: Business Club 10.- Pep Club 12. Durham, P0153! Yvonne,- Pctrie ; 2610 Firtree CL; 541-7244: Deca Club 12; Businass Club 11-121Treos. 121. Duwe, Virginia; 869 North Bend Rd,- 242-1665. Eberhnri, Glenn Kendall,- 1633 Bruce Ava; 541-0567; Chess Club; Pep Club 10-12. Ehling, Christine M.; ChrisH; 5530 Ga1denrcd Dr.,- 681-3837: Business Club 12. Eisele, Jerry Hurry: 6303 Heilzler Ave.; 542-4013: Red Cross Rep. 11: In- Irumurol Hr. Rep. 11; Bond 10-11:51uden1Counci1 10-12. Ewing, Madeline Coro1; Lynn ; 1506 Asior P1,,- 542-6321: FBLA 12. Fohrenbruck, Nancy; 2037 Bluebell Dr.,- 681-5299: YvTeens 10-12 tsecreldry 121; Heulfh Careers Club 10-12; GAA 11; Jr. Class Hr. Rep. 11; FI'A 12; Svudeni Counci1 12. F619, John Louis,- Juck ; 5631 Merymn P1.,- 681-4909: Tennis 10-12; Reserve Baskeibull 10,-1n1ramurul Basketball 10; AH Club 11-12; Band 1011. Furis. John Russell; 1618 North Argyle PL,- 631-0682: Bond 10-11: Pep Club 10-12. Fay, Gary Thomas; 1107 Atwood Ave : 541-7878: Band 9-11; Pep C1ub 10-12. Fegelmun, Janet Lynn; Jan ; 5860 Renee C1,,- 541-3282: S1uden1 Council 10-12 Corresponding $95., Ass't Program Chairman 121,- Tolon 51611 Re- SENIOR GIRLS E porIer 9. Corfnonm 121,- Drill Team 11: Library Wcrker 11-12; Senior Honor Society 11-12: Y-Teens 10; Usher 11,- Arr Club 9-12; Masque 8: Mime 10,- Brigodoon QScenery1 10; CurOU551 15531151141 11; Senior Class tcenercl Publiciiy Chairman, Ways and Means Comm.1 12,- Pep Club 10-12. Findley, Carolyn,- 1228 Hollywood; 681-1729: Drill Team 12; GAA 10.12.- SIU- den1 Council 12,- Y-Teens 10; Masque 8- Mirne 10; Paiamu Game 1muke- up112;PepCIub10,12. Finke, Ray Christian,- 5662 Butlercup Le.; 681-3120: Jr. Council on World A1- fairs 10-12; Senior Class Mcfivifies Comm.1 12,- Sluden? Council 12; Pep Club 10-12. Fisbeck, Jenny Lynn: 5555 Shudymisl Le.; 542-1650; GAA 10,12 tArchery Mgr. 121; Jr. Council on World Affairs 10,12,- 561ety Cauncil 10,12,- L1- brory 51611 10,- Masque 8: Mime 10,12,- You Canff Take 11' W111: You 10,- Glass Menagerie 1Coslumes1 10,- Carousel 1Costumes1 1D; Thespi- an510,12;PepCIUb10;12. Fifhen. Charles William: Chuck ,- 1527 Honf1eld 51.,- 541-2948. Frazer, D1unu Lynn; 1669 131512 Rock 51.,- 541-3025: Business Club 10-12; Pep Club 1012. Freeman, Bill1e Carol,- 6071 Pawnee Dr.; 661-0416: Reserve Cheerleader 10; Drill Team 11-12; EoskelbuIl Queen Cundidcfe 11; Football Queen Condi- dcne 12; GAA 10-12; Brigadoon 10; 'Curousel 11; YFC Club 10; Y- Teens 10,12,- Heclhh Careers Club 12,- Jr. Class Hr. Rep. 11,-'51udeni Ccun: c1112;Fep C1Ub10-12. Gasdorf, Pete Joseph,- 1569 Hollywond AveA; 541-6092: Intramural gym- nush'cs. Gertun, LcHie Irene; 1207 Cedar Ave.: 681-5933: GAA; Arf Club. Giesman. Gary Charles; 4564 N. Edgewond; 542-4485. Gi1bed, Gary.- 6324 Aspen Ave.,- 681-8025. Gilliam. Linda; 6060 Hamilton Avay- 542-1480. Glasgow, Lynn Anne; 7863 tholink Dr,,- 521-4339: Band 10-11; Red Cross Rep. 10; Jr. Class Hr. Rap. 11; Studenf Council 12; Y-Teens 12,- FTA ll- 12; Jr. Honor Sucie'y 9-10; Senior Honor Sociery 11; Pep Club 10-12. Glazier, Vernon M.,- 6615 Planlurion Way; 521-8510; Honcr Monitor 10; In- tramural Table Tennis 10,- Library Worker 11; Carousel 1SQ'enery1 Ii; Pep CIub10-12. Golfschong, Craig John; 3636 Middleton Ave.; 221-0760: Band 10-11; Jr. Class Hr. Rep. 11;Cclrnivc11 Comm. 11; 1n1mmurcll Ping Pong 10,- Pep Club 10-12. Gomien, Sandra Rose; Sundae ; Winthrop Dun; 541-3945: GAA 11; Pep Club 11; Merchandising Club 12. Gruf, Kenne1h Herberf; Kenny ; 1631 Philomena Ave.; 661-1382: Senior Class 1Treosurer1 12. Gray, Gerald Lewis; 'Uerry ; 1144 Aiwood; 542-2412. Gray, Richard D.; 1144 A1wood;542-2412: Green, Muftie SUB; 7896 Bobolink Dr.;931-5083:G1ee Club 11. Grever, Bonnie Jean.- 4761 Este Ave.; 542-4498. Grimn, Alexander,- 5172 Holland DL; 542-1425: Reserve Fombcll 10; Re- serve Basketball 10; Intramural Baseball 10; Varsity Foolbull 11-12; Wres- 111ng12; HA CILIb11-12. 2 Grurzmacher, Dole Edward; 5444 Holland Dr.; 542-2557: Intramural 0611 'RMING A BAT CLUB. 189 10-1 1. Grufzmucher, Nancy Marie; 5444 Holland Du,- 542-2587. Guentler, William John: Willie ; 416 Wood Ave.: 221-6067: Ensemble; ln- trumurol lMgr.1; Sings Crew; Pep Club 10-12. Hudler, Elizabeth A.; 6532 Duly Rd.,- 522-2356: GAA 10-12 1Hr. Rep. 121; Y-Teens 12; Hanlfh Careers Club 12.-Pep Club 12. Hole, Bernice Cecile; Bebe ; 1833 Chase; 541-5219: Ensemble 1042; Triple Trim 10-12; Thespiuns 11-12; Masque 8: Mime 10-12; Briguduon 10; Anastasia 1C051umes1 10; You Can't Take Ir With YuuH 11; Curouse! 11; Aforlung Secretary 121; Pep Club 11; Ivy Arch Girl 11,- Puiama Game 12. Hall, Alan Richard,- 5673 Folchi Dr.; 542-2514: Snfeiy Council 11 Ureasurerh Science Club 12; Masque 8: Mime 12; Senior Choir KAccompanisn 10-12; 1'Brigadoon 1Music1 10,- Cnrousel 1Music1 l1; Pep Club 12. Hamilton, Kenneth: Horn ; 4213 Kirby Ave.; 681-4264: Track 1Mgr.1; Base- boll10;DECA Club 12. Har16nd, Gregnry; 5594 Go1denrod Dr.; 541-2930. Hort, John L,- 1322 Ap1ones; 651-4692: Football 10-11; Baseball 10; Red Cross Rep. 10; Student Council 11-12; An Club 12; Brigodaon tscen- ery 101; Carousel 15cenery1 11,- Pep Club 10-12. Harrison, Douglas J.; 520 Lowell; 961-0933; Stage Crew 10-11. Hasler, Chris Wolf; 5133 Winlon Ridge Le.,- 541-5478: St. Xavier High School 10-1 1. Hawkins, Mary; Hawk ; 6 Tonglewood Le.; 681-1648: Drill Team 11-12; Y- Teens 10-12; Jr. Honor Socieiy 10,- Senior Honor Society 11; Brigcdoon 10,- Curousel 1Comm.1 11,- Prom iDecomfionsl 11,- Peregrine Sim? 12; Pep Club 10-12. Heard, Robert Joe; 5255 Vivian Fl..- 541-2648:W1111row High Schaol 10-11. Henrich, Lois Elaine; 1096 Springbruok Dr.,- 521-5591: FTA 10-1'2 1Parlia- menlcriun 111; Aforlung 11-12; Jr. Honor Socieiy 10; Senior Honor Sc:- ciefy 11-12; Peregrine 51611 1012 1Typ151 10, Activines Ediror 11, Adver- tising 121:1vy Arch G1r111;Pep Club 10-12. Hetzer, Victoria Catherine. Vicky ,- 6239 Aspen Way; 681-5048: Jr. Council on World AHclirs 10-12 Ureosurer 11; President 121; AH Club 10-12 1pm- gram Chairman 101,- Senior C1635 1Ways 11 Means Comm, General Pub- liciiy Comm.1 12.- qunsvol Comm. 12,- Usher l1,- Pep Club 10-12. H111, Alan David,- 6270 Collegevue PI.,- 542-3272: Wrestling 10:12,- Football 10-12;Trock10-12. Hi11, Tyrone Douglas; 2037 North Bend Rd.,- 541-7692: Basketball 10-12; Intramural Football 11; A Club 11-12. Hildebrand, Frank Allen; 2763 W. North Bend Rd.; 541-3374: Carnival Comm. 1551-up1 11. H011, Edward; Ed ,- 242 Loraine Ave.; 281-8459: Bond 10-11; Intramurals 10-12; Pep Club 12. Hotloduy, June! Carter,- Jon ; S40 Howell Ave.; 751-6353: Art Club 10-12; Jr. Honor Socie1y 10,- Tolon Sch 11-12 Reporter 11, Reparler, Marqua- keeper 121; Carousel 1Costumes1 11; 11's Academic Try-ouls 12. Holland, Shurcn Rose,- 3343 Vine St; 961-3489. Hopkins, Lindo June; Lindy ; Jr, Achievemen! 11; 0111ce Worker 12; Pep Club 10. Horn, Linda; 4311 Winton Rdu: 681-7719: Pep Club10-12. Horn, James Wesley; Jim ; 741 Circ1e Ave.,- 681-7719: Reserve Football 10,- ValsiQy FootbuH 11-12;Intramurals10-12; A Club 11-12. House, Mike Jennings; 634 Orient Ave.; 681-4727. Hovemeyer, Stephen George; S1eve ; 6111 Kingsford; 681-4246: Siege Crew 11-12 1Presiden1 121,- Rodio Club 10-12; SEnEor Honur Society 11- 12; Intramural Bowling 10112,- Visuul Aids 11,- Carousel tSound1 11; Pep C1ub10-12. HuEnerl Edward Joseph; EdH; 520 E. Epworrh Ave; 681-6818. Huge, Sharon Ann; 6569 Devcnwnod; 931-4122: Jr. Class Hr. Rep. 11,- Y- Teens 12; Sfucienr Council 12,- Peregrine SHER 12,- Pep Club 10-12. Hunt, Linda L.; 1529 Teakwuod Ave.; 541-5035: Peregrine $1011 10-12 M:- fiviries 10, Senior Section 11, Edilor 121; Y-Teens 10-12 Wice-Presiddent 121; Senior Honor Snciety 11-12: Council of Presidenl's 12; FTA 12; VAST Tumr 11-12; 11's Academic Yry-auts 12.- NMSQT Letter of Cummendmion 12; Pap Club 10-12. Hurles, Feinelcxpe Anne,- Penny : 609B Belmunt Ave.; 542-3405: Jr. Council on World AHairs 12,- Pep Club 11. Hussey. Anthony John,- Juck ; 5638 Glanview; 681-7008: Tennis 10-12; A Club 10-12: Taion 51011 1Co-Sporls Editor 11-121; Hi-Y 11-12; Senior Class Executive Bd.1 12; Pep Club 10-12. lng1es, Charles,- Chuck'; 5604 Goldenrod Dr.,- 541-4826: Reserve Football 10. Ingram, Connie Joanne.- 6108 Fuircresr CL,- 681-1934: Y-Teens 10-12 156:- rerury 11. President 121,- GAA 10-11; Girls' Swim Team 11; FTA 12; Pep C1ub 10-12. Ingram, John Rick,- Rick ; 5658 Hamilton Ava; 541-6078: Red Cross Rep: 10; Hall Monitor 10; Band 1011; Cross Coumry 10-12; Wres'ling 11; BuskefbaH 10; Baseball 11-12; In9ramurals; A Club 10-12; Pep Club 10-12. lsbel, Nickie Curl: 731 Dutch Colony Dr.: Reserve FoofbaH 10; Varsity Foot- ball 11-12;1nfrumurol$ohball 11; A Club 11-12 lTreasurer 121. Jueger, James Leroy,- Jim ; 2483 Kipling Ave.; 541-5405: Radio Club 10-12 tPresidem 121,- 1n1ramurals 10-12; Cross Coumry 11,- Senior Class Mc- tiviiies Comm.1 12. Jenny, Nola M.; Jenny .- 1625 Pullcn Ave.; 541-8310: Glee Club 12. Johns, Melinda June: Mo ; 6410 Edwood Ave.; 681-5894: Drill Team 11- 12 1Co-Cuptuin1: Peregrine $1611 12 1Senior 1ndex1; Student Council 12,- GAA 10-12: Brigcdaon fDoncer1 11; Ar? Club 10.- Pep Club 10-11; San- icr C1555 1AC1. Comm, Ways 8: Means, Pub, CommJ 12; Scholastic Ar! Awards 10-12 1Honorubla Mention 12, Gold Key 1211 Johnsun, Bruce Warren; 2223 Raeburn; 651-4233: Student Council 11; Red Cross 10-12; lmramuruls 1012; Science Club 11-12; Jr, Achievemen? 11- 12; VAST Tutor 11-12; Boys' Swim Team 10-12; Talon 51611 1Repor1er1 10; Pep Club 10-12. Johnson, Wanda Juques; Wannie ; 2805 Euclid; 751-6222: Senior Choi: 11-12: Y-Teens; Pep Club 10-12. Jones, Michael Chris1opher; Mike ; 2706 Firtree CL; 631-1376: Briga- doon 10: Carousel 11,- Science Chub,- Senior Chair. 1005, Dennis Lee,- Denny ; 531-FIuH Tenace; 631-3804; Baseball 10; Intro- mwal 6011 10-11; Pep Club 10-12. Kugerrnaier, Janice Christine; Junll; 932 Ludicw Ave.; 631-2043: Alurlang 11-12 1Presiden1 121; Jr. Council on World AHairs 10-12 tVice-Pres. 111; Art Club 10-12 tVica-Pras 111.- Jr. Honor Society 9-10; Senior Honor So- ciety 11-12; Girls' Week Rep. 1Muy0r Candidme A110 11; Ivy Arch Girl 11,- Buckeye Girls State Rep. 11; 11': Academic Try-ouis 12; Pep Ciub 10-12; OHice Worker i1-12. Kuhies. Thomas Henry; 5367' Bahama Terrace; 542-2360: LuSaile High School 9-10. Kennedy. Ron; 3610 Cliffon Ave.: 281-7874: Hughes High 5:110:21 10-11; Chess Club 12;Tennis12 Kidd. Nancy Louise; 536 Orient Ave.; 541-2905: Glr1s' Choir 1i-12. Kiefer, Donald Robert; Dan ; 1766 Munrerey Ct; 681-2075. Kindred, Melvin Clay; 422B Fergus .51.; 542-4166: Sfudenf Council 10; intro- rnurais 10-12; Baseball 11-12; A Club 12; Pep Club 10-12. Klngman, Ruth; 3471 Broakline Ava..- 281-3387. Kinrnnn, Michael,- 745 Circle Ava,- 681-1866: Baseball 12. Kinne. Susan Clare; 35 Juergens Ave.; 751-6642: GAA 11-12 1Co-Monager of Modern' Dance 121; Chess Club Ii- 12: Peregrine .3qu 12 iGlrls' Sporis1; Y-Teens 12- FTA 12 Masque 8: Mime 12; Pep Club 10-11. K1ns?ier.Alan 5530 Fulrwood; 681-6096: Thespluns 12- Puiumu Game 12. K1591. Ann Catherine.- 4609 Crawford Ave.; 681-4018: Jr. Honor Sociafy 9- 10; Senior Honor Society ii-12. Kissel, Sharon C:; 5614 Leaiwood Dr.; 542-5672: FTA 9-12; Y-Teens 10-11: VAST tutor 11,- Talan 5105 i2. Klank, Nancy Carolyn,- 1051 Addica Way; 541-2195: VAST Turur 11; Y- Teens 10-12- Peregrine .5qu1 1Facully 52616111 12- Choir 10; Student Countil 1Fiunning Comm.1 i2; FTA 12; Jr Honor Society 9-10; Senior Honor Society 11-12; Pep Club 10-12. Knodfe, Frederick; 1420 Thomson 14915.,- 541-1157. Knoll. Nancy Faye; i965 Kenfucky Ave.; 542-4929: Business Club 11-12; Choir 10; Pep Club 12. Kaehi, Evelyn Lois; Evie ,- 341 Shiloh 81.; 861-0295: GAA 10-12 tExecuiive Bd. li-121; Y-Teans ii; FTA 11,- Brigudoon 1Music1 il. Kuhsiull, David Charles; DuveH; 576B Baimanf Ave.; 681-4641: Finneyiown High School 10; Foaiball 11; Sindeni Council 11; Peregrine Staff 12 1SPDI'151; Sufeiy Council 12: Kuhn, Charles FrederiCR; Charlie ; 1614 Springluwn Ave.; 542-0506. Lambert, Barbara Louise; Barbee ; 576 Wirhqm PL; 551-3443: GAA 10-12 iTreusurer 11, President 121; Jr. Council on World Affairs 11-12 tsecre- fury 121; Triple Trio 11-12; Brigudoun 10; Carousai 11; Ensemble 11- 12; Masque 8: Mime 12; Ti-IespicIns 12; Senior Choir 10; Reserve Cheer- leader 10; Jr. Honor Society 9-10; Senior Honor Society 11-12; ll's Acu- demic Try-ouis 12; Pigskin Preview Queen Candidate 12; Pep Club 10 12; Poiumu Game 12. Langlund, James Ted.- Lang ; 555 Ludlow Ave.; 861-7198: Business Club 11-12; Hull Monitor 10. Lamar, Floyd 3.; 5430 Hebron Ct,- 681-4071: Reserve Baseball 10. Large, Curl; 4326 Beech H111; 681-4127. Lawson, Jan Biaine; 1120 Wicnnu; 542-5427: Drill Team 11-12; Jr. Class 1Secreiary1 I1; GAA 10-12; Y-Teens 10; Brigodoon iMaka-up1 IO.- Bels- keibaii Queen 11. Lenzer, Glenna Jean; 5127 Coieruln Ave.; 681-8387: FTA 11-12; Masque B: Mime 11-12; Senior Choir 11-12; Carousel 11; Y-Taens 12; Business Club 12; Pep Club 12; Pufumu Game 12. Lewis, Beverly Kay; Bev ; 6063 Tahiti Dr.; 541-1057: Drill Team 11-12; Business Ciub 10; GAA 11-12; Y-Teens 10; Pep Club 9-12. Lev, John Charles; 2615 Kipllng Ave.; 6816473: Senior Band 10-12; Intramu- rul Golf11;Pep Club 10- 12 Linder, Mary Martha.- 716 Hand Ave.; 541-2776. Jr Council on World Af- fairs ii; GAA 10-12; YFC Club 11; Jr. Honor Society 9-10; Senior Honor Society 11-12. Lung, Willie; 6341 Heltzler Ave.; 681-4105: lniramuruis tVice-Presidenr 121. Lovlns, Eugene,- 1845 Chase; 542-4073. Lard, Diane Linda; 6045 Tahiti Dr.; 681-1375: Masque 8 Mima 11-12; Pap Club 1 1-12. Luderer. John Richard.- Juck ; 1518 Nar'th Bend Rd.: 281-3741: Cross Coun- fry iO-ii; Reserve Basketball 10; A Club 11-12; Jr. Class 1Trsusurer1 11; Hi-Y 10-12; Senior Honor Soclaiy 11-12; 11': Academif' Try-outs 12; Pep Club 10-12. Lynch, Kathleen Anne; Kathy ; 1399 Teakwood Ave.; 681-2962; Honor So- ciety 10-12; Senior Choir 11-12; Masque 8- Mime tRefrashmenfsJ 10-11; Carousel 11; Anusfusiq 1Props1 10.- Y-Teens 1Publiciiy1 10-12; Aforlang 11-12; F.T.A. 12; Pep Club 10-12; VAST12; Pnicmu Game 12. Lynch, Sandra Ann; Sandy ; 513 Duich Colony Dr.; 541-3772; Senior Or- chestru. Murmer, Daniel Jay; Dan ; 6123 T011191 Dr.,- 681-1945: Intramural Hr. Rep. 12.- Cross Country iO-ii; Track 10; Wresiling 10-12; A Club 10-12: YFC Club 1President1 10; Student Council 12; Hi-Y 10-12; Jr. Class Hr. Rep. 11; Senior Cluss1Progrcrn CnmmJ 12; Pep Club 10-12. Marlin. John Edward: 4766 500111 Rueburn; 681-4766: Pep Club 11-12; Sci- ence Club 11-12; Hi-Y i1-12. Mason, Terry Raymond; 4244 Florida Ave.; 681-5212: Vursin Baseball 11- 12; Inlrumurois' A Club 12. Massey, Lols Ann; Lo ; 4258 Langlond; 542-2060: Hughes High School 10; Senior Honor Sacleiy 11-12; Business Club 11-12 tht.-AI-Arms 121; Y- Teens 12; Office Worker 11-12. McAninch, Craig: Mac ; 7838 Bankwoud; 931-2448; Honor Monitor 10,- Red Cross Rap. 11; Business Club 11; Siudent Council 1Alr.-10,111,- Pep Club 10-11. MCCabe, Penelope Sue, Penny ; 4235 Florida: 681-6279: Peregrine 10-12 iSr. Class 111; Safety Council 10; GAA 10; Y-Teens 10,12; Jr. Class iVice- Presidenr1 11; Red Cross Rep. 11.- Sfudanf Council 10-12 1A1?. 10, Hr. Rep. 11, Hr. A11. and Executive Bd. 121; Curniva! Co-chairman 12; Pep Club 10-12 iVichrasideni, later President 121. McCampbail, Allan Wayne; 4218 Fergus,- 681-4414: Busebuil 10-12; Fool- ball 12; Intramural Basketball 1011. McFarland, William Terry; 8010 Granville Le.; 521-1269: Faoiball 10-12; Basketball 10-12; Baseball 10; Pap Club 11-12; A Club 11-12: Honor Monitor 10. Mclnfire, Charvi Ann,- Mac ; 5434 Hamiiion Ave.; 541-4190: Y-Teens 10-11 iSecretcry 10, Vice-Presidem 111: Jr. Class 15ecrefury-Prom Comm.1 11,- Peregrlne 5161? 11-12 151'. Section 121; Senior Class Mdivlries Comm Chairman-Sr. BrenkfcsH 12; VAST Tutor 12; Pep Ciub 10-11. McKinney, John Gibson; 5505 Glenview Ave; 681-6367: Swimming 10-12: Tennis 10-12; A Club 12. McNeui, Sherry Lyn; George ; 1417 Cedar Ave.; 541 -:7694 DECA Club 12. Mercer. William Andrew; Bill ; 4234 Virginid Ave.; 542- 2404: Scholas'lc Art Awards Key 11. Metz, Donald; 1661 Pullun AVe,; 542-2853. . Meyer, Roberta Pamela; Bobbie ,- 1451 Hillcrasi mm. 91; 681-5787: Health Careers Club 11-12; Usher 11; Pep Club 1011. Miller, Jerome Lee; Jerry ; 5405 Holland Dr.; 681-5074: Honor Monitor 10; Mr. Aiken Candidaie 11; Varsity Foufball 10-11; Vursiiy Baskeibull 10- 12; Vars1ry Truck 10-12; A Club 10-12 tChupiuln 111; Sophomore of ihe Year 10; Ensemble 11-1270rches1ra 10-12. Miifon, Reginoid A..- Bengie ; 5694 Winnesla Rd.: 541-8894: Hi-Y 12; Art Club 12; Pep Club 10-12. Milton. Beverly; 5694 Winnesfe Rd.; 541-8894: GAA 10,12; Y-Teans 12; Haulih Careers 12. Mitchell, Cheryl Yvonne; 573 Howell Ave.; 751-8875. Mode, Robert Arthur; Bob ,- 1124 Wionnu Ave.; 541-2801. Moerlein, Judith Ann,- Judy ; 1174 West Way; 541-5201; Business Club 10-12 Secretary 121; Y-Teans 10,12; Pep Club 10-12. Mocre, Richard Allen; Rich ; char Monitor 10; Mr. Aiken Candidate Ii; Varsity Buske'bail 10-12; Hr. Intramural Rep. 10-12; In1romurul Baskei- ball Referee 10-12; Red Cross Rep. 10-12; Senior Chair 10-12; Student Council 12; Pep Club 10-12. Moore, Virginia Lee; Ginger ; 3922 North Cliff Le.: 961-2323: Peregrine 5161? 10-12 iSr. Activities index 10. Underciass Editor 11, Business Manager, Sr. Section 121; Masque 8: Mime iO-il; Brlgudoan 1Prcps1 10; Anastasia 1Pub1ic11y1 10; Carousel iProsz ii; Y-Taens 10-12; Jr. Honor 50:1er 10,- Jr. Class Hr. Rep. 11; Girls' Week Rep. 11; Senior Class fPUincify Comm, Co-chairman Aciivfnes Comm. Recording Secre- tary1 12; Scholastic Arr Awards 10-12 1Honorabie mention 10, Gold Key 121; Rotary Student Gov't Rep. 12; Hamilton County Youth Advisory Coun- cil 1A1L1 12,- Fep Club 10-12. Mourehead, Tom Bruce,- Tom ; 7970 Cherrywoud C0,; 931-6645: Intramu- ruis 10-12. Morgan, Marlane Lesley; Leslie ; 677 Strand 1.6.,- 541-1690: Haalii-I Careers Club; GAA; Red Cross Rep; Y-Taens; Glee Club; Pep Club. Morgan, Fairicia Lynn; Put ; 5075 Shepherd 126.; 542-2019: Safety Council; FTA; Y-Teens; Pep Club. Morgenstern, David A.; 1636 Elkion PL; 541-4506: Student Council Nice Presiden11 12. Morgenstern, Frederick 15.; Fred ; 1636 Elkion PL; 541-4506: Reserve Fool- ball 10; Varsity Football 11.- Vursity Track 10,- Siudenf Council 10-12 1Hr. Rep. 10, Execuiiva Ed. 121; Senior Band 10; A Club 1i-12; inlra- mural Hr. Rep. 12; From Comm. 1Decoralians1 11; Pep Club 10-12. Mayer, Roger Edward; 2307 North Band 116.; 541-4847: Foatbali 11-12; Wresiiing ii-i2. Murray, Koren Lynn; 114 Craft 51.; 631-1493. Nash. Gerald Lee; Gerrv ; 3414 Bishop Sf. SENIORS SENIOR INDEX Nee1ey. Donna Rose; 203 Croh 51.; 542-0276: DECA Club 12. Nesbm, Gary Lynn; 1058 Gruvview CL; 541-3704: Band 10-12; Swimming 10-12;Truck10-12; A'1C1ub 11-12. Nordyke, William H.,- Bill ; 1280 Brushwood Ava,- 521-3839: Talon 51611 10-12 1Ass'1 Sports Editor 10, Sports Editor 11, Editor 121,- Pcst-Times Siar Sports Correspondeni 11-12; lntrnmurals 10-12; Jr. Council on World AHuirs 11-12; Student Cnuncii 1Pub11: Relations Chairman'; 12,- Hi-Y 10- 12,- Senior Class1Trip CommJ 12.- Fep Club 10-12. Orme. ThomosiMichael; Tom ,- 6372 Savannah Ave - 601-0823: Student Council 10-11; Business Club 11-12; 501er Council 10-12 Wice-President 121; Talon StaFf 11-12 1Reporier 11, Co-Sports Editor 121,- Reserve Foot- ball 10; Track 10,- Wrestling 10; Pep Ciub 10-12 Ureasurar 121. Oslaorn, Cynthia; Cindy ,- 4211 Turrill $1.; 542-4970: Simon-Kenfon High School 10-11; Red Cross Rep. 12. 0110, JcAnn; 2246 Kipling Rd.; 542-1703: OWIce Worker 12. Fudge , Philip Lynn,- Phil ; 2634 Firiree CL; 681-7896: Baseball 10-12; A Club 11-12; Infrumuruls 10-12; Senior Class lAclivilies Comm.1 12; Pep Club 10-12, Pugel, Ralph William; 3513 Te1ford Ave.; 751-1079. Pandorf, Consiance Olivia; Connie ; 1276 Polmwood Ct; 521-2331: Safety Council 12,- Red Cross Rep. 11,- Seniar Class 1Wuys 81 Means Comm.1 12.- Pep Club 10-12. Pundorf, David Allen; Dave ; 1276 Pulmwood C1,,- 521-2331: ReSErve Foot- ball 10; Varsity Football 11-12; Busebuu 10-12; Weighiliiring 10-11; Wrestling 12; Intramural Baskeiboll 10-12; Intramural Table Tennis 10,- A C1ub11-12;Pep Club10-12. Parman, Penny Sheryl; 7966 Granville 112.; 931-4695: Library Worker 10; Girls' Choir 11; Red Cross Rep. 12. Peek, Gerald Bruce,- 5624 Winneste CL; 281-0548: Varsity Football 11-12; Truck 10-11. Pemherion, Gary Philip; Fem ,- 3338 Guno Ave.; 281-8447: Hi-Y 11; Inha- muruls 10-12; Swimming Team 12,- Jr. Class 1Presiden1-Prom Comm.1 11,- Council of Presidenis 11; Business Club 12; Science Club 12; Red Cross Rep. 1AIL1 12; Carnival Comm. 11; Student Council Elections Bd. 11; Pep Club 10-12. Pendlund, Anita Rose; Nita ,- 748 Dutch Colony Dr.; 731-5067. Penson, Trudunce May; Trudy ; 7601 Biiierooi Le.; 522-2447; FTA 10-12 1Historiun 11, Secrelary 121; Talon Stuff 11-12 Reporter 11, News Edi tor 121; Senior Class lAciivities Comm.1 12; Pep Club 10-12. Ferry, Jane Frances; 762 Hand Ave.; 681-0081: Talon 5100 10-12 1Rep6rf- er 10, Ass'r Edilor 11. Cn-edimr 121,- FTA 10-12 Wice-Presidenf 11, Presi- dent 121,- Counci1 of Presidents 12; Brigadoon 10; Carousel 11; En- semble 12,- Masque 81 Mime 10-11; Senior Class 1Acfivifies Comm.1 12; Aforlong 12; Pep Club 10-12; Paiamo Game 12. Perry, Pamela,- 1773 West Fork Rd,- 541-7519. PeiroFF. Andrea Eve,- Andy ; 4749 Winion Rd.; 681-5447: Y-Teens 10,12.- Business Club 12,- Red Cross Rep. 10; Pep Club 10-12. Fairy, Karla Louise; 3346 Sher1ock Ave.; 961-3351: Art Club 10-12 Nice Pres. 10. Ad. Chair. 10, Pres. 111,- Studenr Council 1Pub. Comm. House 8- Grounds Comm.1 10-11; Jr. Council on World Aguirs 10-12 Nice Pres. 121; Honor Socie1y 10-12; Aiorlang 11-12; Ivy Arch Girl 11. Pleasanfs, Wulleen Carol; Wnlly,- 4782 Hamilton Ave; 681-3290; GAA H. 12 1Spons Mgr, 121; Honor Suziery 10-11. Powell. Leslie Mildred; 1306 North Bend Rd; 541-5979: Cheerleading 10- 11 10:11:11. 10. Co-Copt, 111,- Y-Teens 10-11; GAA 11-12; Honor Society 1012; Pep Club10-12. Praising, Barbara Jean,- Bobby ; 5456 Bahama Ten; 541-3990: Senior Choir 10-12 iSecsTres. 111; Carousel 11; Pep Club 10-12; Masque 8- Mime 10-12 1Com. Comm. 111; Safety Council 10-12 1Sec.-Tres. 11, Pres. 121; Y-Teens 10-12; Red Cross Rep. 12; Pciamu Game 12. Press, Curl Herman,- 1533 Reid Ave.; 541-6983: Student Council 11-12 1Chairman-House 8. Grounds 11. President 121. Prewin, Emily Jone; 1613 Pullcm Ave,;681-6553: Pep Club 12. Puckett, Lonzie, Jr.; 1774 Honfleld 51.,- 681-2651: Senior Choir 11-12; Ca. rnusel 11; Merchandising Program 12; Pep Club 11. Rubanus, Carol Ann,- 5976 Monticello Ave.,- 681-0016: Y-Teens 10-11 1Treos- Urer111;VAST Tuior12;Pep Club10-12. Rubanus, Cynthia Lynn,- Cindy ; 5976 Monticello Ava,- 681-0016: Drill Team 11; GM 11-12; Y-Teens 10-12; Usher 11; Pep Club 112-12. 11011111, Ruih Ann,- 3441 Morrison FL; 281-3708: FTA 10-12; Y-Teens 11-12; Pep Club 10-12. Reed, Poiriciq R.,- Trisha ,- 1616 Westmoreiund Ave.; 542-3321: Senior Choir 10-12; Business Out: 10.- 561e1y Council 12; Carousel 11,- Pep Club 10-12. Reifsreck, Steve Charles; 5851 Winter: Ridge Le.; 681-4475: Wrestling 10,- Inirumurul Softball 11; Business Club 12. R915, Marion LoVerne; 4136 Mad Anthony; 681-1685: Y-Teens 10-11; GAA 11, Business Club 11; Red Cross Rep. 11,- Siudent CounciI Wm 12,- Pep Club 10-11. Renner, MCII'11'11II Sue; Marty ; 6113 Bellecxir PL: 541-1009: Senior Choir 10; Ensemble 11-12: Brigudoun 10; Carousel 11; FTA 10,- Ivy Arch Girl 11; Y-Teens 11-12; Jr, Honor 50121319 9-10: Senior Honor Sociely 11-12 1Presi- dent 121,- Councii of Presidents 12; Pep Club 10-12; 1113 Academic Try-ouis 12, Resiemeyer, William Edward; Bill ,- 516 Probusco; 751-5033: Masque 8- Mime 11; Jr. Council an World ARairs 11,- Jr. Honor Society 10,- Senio; Honor Society 11-12; Aforlung 11-12 1Treasurer 111; Peregrine 51m? 1.4:. tivities Editor1 12; NMSQT Letter of Commendot'mn 12.- Pela Club 10-12: It's Academic 1A11-1 12. Richards,'Charles French; Chuck ; Senior Honnr Society 11-12 1Treusurer 121,- Pep Club 10-12; 11's Academic Try-oms 12; NMSQT Letter of Com- mendation 12. Richardson, Hubert, Jr,; 4255 Homillon Ave.; 541-6732: Jr. Honor Society 9- 10; Senior Honor Society 11-12; VAST Tutor 12. Richardson, Thomas Jay; Tom ; 2607 Kathleen CL,- 542-0772: Honor Moni- ior 10; Intramural Rep. 10,12; BcskeiboH lMng 10; FooibaIl 1Mgr.1 11; Cross Country 12,- Siudent Council 12; Jr. Honor Society 9-10,- Senior Hon- or Society 11-12; NMSQT Semi-Finalisr 12; Pap Club 10-12; W5 ACG- demic Team 12. Rissel, Roberls Laura,- Bert ; 1608 Om; Ave,- 542-3411: Business Club 10- 12; Y-Teens 11-12;0111ce Worker12; Pep Club 10-12. Rubens, James Monroe; JimmyH; 3575 Vine 51,; 961-8393: Truck 11; Intro- muroLBosketball 11; Ruhr, E1aine L615; 5914 Belmon' Ave.; 541-3189: Peregrine Siuff 1Underclass Seciian1 10; Ar: Club 10-12; Jr. Honor Sociely 9-10,- Fep Club 10-11. Roll, P61 Rmh; 1209 Tofucock: 681-1454: Reserve Cheerleader 10; Drill Team 11; Varsity Cheerleader 12,- Senior Honor Society 11-12; GAA 10-12 1Mgr. 11-121; Aforlang 12; Y-Teens 10.- Brigudaon 10,- Girls' Choir 11; Senior Choir 12; Masque 81 Mime 10,12; Student Council 1A11-1 12; Hsuhh Ca- reers Club 12.- Pep C1ub 10-12. Roth, Edwin Stanley, Ed ,- 1346 Winekind Ten; 541-4656: Footbali 10; Studem Council 11.- Business Club 11; 1115 AcademiC TrY-6U15 12: P6P Club 10-12. Ross, Leadis; 2677 Firrree; 681-1499: Cross Caumry 10-11; Wrestling 1012; Track 10; A Club 11-12. Ryan, Chris'ine Mary; 319 chelf IApL 71; 751-4747. Saul, Donald Ralph; Don ; 106 Juergens Ami..- 861-9475. Sunder, John Roberi; Sandy ; 613 Kings Run Dr.; 541-2359: Football 10; lnirumurul Buskefbali 10-12; Hi-Y 11-12; Tennis 11-12; Band 10-12 1Presi- den? 121. Schinner, Janet Marie,- 6205 Edwood Ave.; 681-8150: Cheerleader 10; Dri1l Team 11-12; I'Brigodoon 10; Carousel 11; Christmas 61 Spring Con- cert 1dcncer1 10,- Pep Club 10-12; Y-Teens 10.12; G.A.A. 11-12 1Muna- ger 121. Schlensker, JUdiih Lee; Judy ; 1136 A1wood Ave.; 681-4476: Girl's Glee Club 12; Jr. Class Representative 11. Schulien, Gaye Ann,- 7624 Knollwond; 521-3832: Honor Society 10-11; Y- Teens 10-12; VAST 11; Red Cross Rep. 11,- Health Careers 10,- Drama Club 10,- Pep Club 10-11; G.A.A. 12. Shudd, Sandra,- 4543 1nnes;541-2763. Shrader, Ray Benneh 407 Evanswood PI..- 281-8506: Band 10; Senior Hon- or Society 11-12; Pep Club 12; Hi-Y 12,- Boyls Week Rep. 12; 11's Aca- demic Try-ouis l2. Schraer, Karin Rulh; 7900 GrunViUe Ln.,- 522-3953: Pep Club 10-12: Business Club 11-12; G.A.A. 10, Schwein, Stephen Edward; Sieve'h- 2323 North Bend Rd.- 541-8509: Tufon 1Feuture Writer, Columnist1 12,- Hi-Y 11-12; BaskerbalI Intramural: 11-12; Sfudenf Cnuncil 1Decorciing Comm. 10, A5511. Choir, of Public Relqlions Comm. 121.- Senior Class 1Trip CommJ 12. Scroggin. Linda Rae; 1516 Springlawn; 681-4739. Senfi. Fahicio Ann; P01 ,- 1060 Arthlund; 522-3718: Student Council 10, 11; Y-Teens 10; Drill Team 11-12; G.A.A. 11-12; Senior Choir 11; Pep Club 10-12. Shaver. Panic: Sue; Sue ; 4264 Kirby Ave.; 541-6407; Drill Team 12; Pep Club 10-12; G.A.A. 11-12; You Can't Take It With You 1Prop Comm.1 11,- Brigudoon 1Mokeup Cumm.1 10,- Business Club 10; Y-Teens 10,- Mudern Dance 11. , Sherman, William Hugh.- Bi1l : 543 Terrace Ave.; 361-5109; Pep Club 10- 12; Hi-Y 11-12; Intramural ngrJ 10-12; Red Cross Rep, 11. Shiveler. Fay Marie.- 5570 Goldenrod DH 681-2001. Simmons, James Allen,- Jim ; 6124 Bellenir P1,; 681-5031: Cross Cuunlry 10- 11; Basketball 10; Pep Club 10,12,- Intramural Ping Pong 10; Jr. Achieve- ment 11,- Science Club 11; Senior Chair 12; Wrestling 12; Weightlifiing 12; '1A -C1Ub 10-12; Paiamu Game 12. Sims, Judy Curoi; BB2 Oukflald Awe..- 681-8717: Business Club 10-11; Glee Club 10. Skinner, Dunie1;213B North Bend Rd.; 541-6150. Smallwaod, Larry Edward,- 1201 Tolucu CL; 541-6081: lmmmuruls 10-12; Swimming Manager 11.- Pap Club 11. Smiddy. Hazel Mae,- 1685 810 Rock; 542-7999. SmIddy, Sandra; Sundae .- 1685 Blue Rock,- 542-7999, Smith. Burbqrq Jean,- Jody ; 34 Topridge PL; 542-6987. Smith, Cheryl Lynne; 4143 Florida Ave,- 541-3198: Masque 81 Mime 10-12; Y-Teens 11-12; Red Cross Rep. 11. Smith. Donald Samuel,- Smitty ; 4636 Cresup Ave.,- 541-4109: Hurmonei- 125 11-12 182:. 121; Library Worker 11-12; Jr. Achievement 11-12; FTA l2. Snell, Robert Owen, EobN; 1638 Bruce Ave; 542-3628; Reserve Basketball 10; Varsivy Basketball 12; Cross Connery 12; Truck 12; lniramuruls 10-12; Senior Choir 10-11; Ensemble 12,- Carouse! 11; Pep Club 10-12; Pcie- ma Game 12. Sorrelis. meuru Jenn; Bobbie ; 1654 0113; 541-4353: Ari Club 10-12; GAA 10-12; Carousel 15cenery1 11. Sparks, Sallie; 14 K1ngs Run C1.:6B1-1233. Spenser. Charles Gilberi; 1432 Cedar Ave.; 681-8494: Track 10. Sprung, Charlene Guy; 5347 Fox Rd.,- 541-4705: Senior Choir 10: Ensemble 11-12; Triple THO 11-12; Mosque 8. Mime 10-12; The Lork 10; Briga- doon 10,- Anosiasia'l 1Publici1y1 10; Carousel 11; The Wall 1591 Design 81 Smdent Directur1 12,- Student Council 1A11.1 11,- Red Cross Rep. 12; National Thespiun 10-12 1Presidenl 121; Senior Honor Society 11-12; Aforlang 11-12; Senior Class 1Ac11vities Comm.1 12; Pep Club 10-12; Puiumu GameH 12. Sprung, Cheryl Ann; 5347 Fox Rd.,- 541-4705: Triple Trio 10-12; Senior Choir 159:.1 10; Ensemble 11-12; Brigadoon 10; Anastasia 1Publicily1 10; You Can? Take 11 With You 1Speciul EHed51 11,- Carousel 11.- The Wall 12; GAA 10-12; Sludenf Council Rep. 10,- Honor Society 10; Y-Teens ITreusurer1 11; Jr. Class Hr. Rep. 11,- Pram Comm. 1Decnrutinns1 11; Thespiuns 12,- Sofeiy Council 12; Sr. Orchasna 1Accompanisi1 12; Senior Class KAdivilies CommJ 12; Pep Club 10-12; Puiamu Game 12. Steelmun, John Roberh Bob ; Aiken Sound A1bum 10; Chess Club 10-11; Visual Aids 10-11; Senior Class 1Trip Comm11 12; Pep Club 10-12. Sieinau, William Alan; Bill ; 1223 Ga1braiih; 521-9753: Studen' Council 10- 11; Business Club 11; Red Cross Rep. 10; InYramuml Hr. Rep. 10-11; Base- ball 10; Swimming 10-12; A Club 10-12; Pep Club 10-11. Sfephens, Deloris; 731 Defby Ava: 681-232. Sfavens, Deli1uh; Dee ; 4034 Hamilton Ave.; 542-7699: GAA 9-12 15ecre- tnry 121; Office Worker 11-12; Senior Honor Society 11-12; Aforlung 11 -12;Usher11;Pep Club 11-12. Siouffer, Fred Lee; 429 Lafayene Ave.,- 221-5724: Football 11; 1nrromurols 1. Strain, June Esiher; 2425 W. North Bend Rd.; 542-5122: Franklin High School, Franklin, New Jersey 10-11; Senior Honor Society 12. Sfroris, Paul E.; 5613 Foxglove; 542-2055. StrausbuLIQh, Larry,- 442 Ludlow Ave.; 281-1933. SIUdl, Susan Opal,- 1093 Wionna; 541-2321: Reserve Cheerleader 10; Var- sity CheerIeuder 11-12; GAA 10-12; Brigadoon 10; Carousel 11; Y- Teens 10-11; Honor Socie!y 10-12; Afurlong 11-12; Red Cross 10-12 1Hr. Rep. 10, Vice-Prea 113 Trees. 121; Senior Class Executive Bd.1 12; Pep C1ub10-121Execu1ive Bd. 11-121;Chess Club12. Sumpter, Marilyn Moe; 1161 Wionnu; 541-5696: Honor Sociery 1012; Y- Teens 10-11; T Red Cross Rep. 10; Health Careers Club 10; Masque 8- Mime 12; Peregrine Stu'FF 1Adver1i51ng1 12; Senior Class 1Ways 8: Means Comm, General Publicity Comm.1 12; Pep Club 10-12. Thompson, April Anne,- 7361 Daly 1111.; 522-5263: Library Worker 10-11; Fulure Homemakers 10-11. Tiemeyer, Mary Jo,- JD ; 5523 Ruddy C1.,--541-2327z Brigudocn 10; Busi- ness Club 10-12 139:. 11; President 121; Coumil of Presidents 12,- Y-Teens 10-12; Oflice Work 12; Posf-Times Star Yomh Reporter l2. T011, Deborah Anne; Debbie ,- 1215 Hillcrest; 541-5919: Siudeni CDUFIC11 10-11 1Hr. Rep. 10, Public Relolions Chairman 111,- VAST Tutor 11-12; Talon 51:10 10-12 Reporter 10, News Ed. 11, Sr. C1035 Column 12; JT. Class .Hr. Rep. 11,- Camivcl Comm.-Pub11c11y 11; Red Cross 1Ali.1 10,- Y-Teens 10,12; Basketball Queen Candidate 11; Foolball Queen 12;,Fep CJUb 10-12 ISophomore Class Rep, 101. Townsley, Lynn Ann; 5431 Cindy Le-: 681-2250: Muiorenes 1011; Senior Choir iO-ll; Honor Sociaiy 10; Talon 51an 11-12 1Proofreader 11, Busi- ness Ed. 121; Senior Class 1Execuiive Bd., Co-Chcirman Activities Comm.1 12;FTA12;Pep C1ub10-12. Tungaie, James Maurice; JTm ; 47 Cum 514681-6589. Tyree, David Lee; Teddy .- 515 Vassar CL.- 681-00151 Underwood, Phylll's Ann; Phil ; 6 Topridge PL,- 542-7223: GAA 11; Smdent Counci1 12; Business Club 11-12. Veofch, Marilyn June.- 1537 Ambrose Ave.,- 542-4408: Senior Choir 10-12; Masque 8: Mime 10; Carousel 11; Y-Teens 10-11 1Chapluin 101,- GAA 10-12; FTA 12,- V Reserve Cheerleader; Reserve Cheerleader 10,- Varsity Cheerleader 11-12 1Cupmin 121,- Senior Class tExeculive Bd., Co-Chuir- man Groduuiion Comm.1 12; Pep Club 10-12. I Venturini, Tony James; Tony ,- 537 McAlpin Ava; 751-4986. Vesper, Richard; 2656 Hillvista La,- 681-7048. Vogi, John F.,- 3333 Whilfrald; 261-5237: Truck 11-12; Crass Counfry 11-12; Baseball 1Mgr.1 10,- Red Cross 11.12 1Presiden1 121,- A Club 11-12; Pep Club11-12. Vo1k, Philip Howard; Phil ; 1114 W1Imon1C1.; 541-2958: Band 10-12; Bri- guduon 10; Wreslling 111-12; A Club 11-12; Pep C1ub 10-12. Weddell. Richard Darrill; Rick ; 1717 Berkley Awe..- 731-6439: Senior Choir 1011; Reserve Footbun 10; Pep Club 10. Wallace, James K1.- Jim ; 2218 Nonh Bend 12:1,; 542-3809: Jr. Achievement 11; Ensemble 11-12; Carousel 11,- Infromurals 10; Cross Country 12,- 6011 11-12; Sludeni Council 1Execulive Bd., Sgt.-or-Arms1 12,- Senior Cfass 1Graduution Comm.1 12,- Pep Club 10-12; Paioma Game 12. Wurdwetl, Linda Sue; 6020 Pawnee Dr.,- 681-1162: Business Club 10; Sen- ior Choir 10,12; Carousel 10; Pep Club 10.12 Waymer, Phyllis Jean,- Phil ; 855 Ludlew Ave.; 541-7911: Jr. Counci1 on World Affairs 11-12; Peregrine Staff 11-12 1Cc-editor 121: Senior Honor Society l1-12 1Vice-Pres. 111,- Art CIUb 10-12 1$ecre1ury 111; Masque Sn Mime 10-12; Cusiumas- Li'l Abner 9, Brigudcun 10. 'Wnnsiusiu 10. l'The Lark 10, Carousel 11, Yau Con1t Take It With You 11, The Wall 12; Senior Class Corresponding Sec Co-chcirmun Graduation Comm.1 12; Girls' Week Rep; 11,- Buckeye Girls' State 1AI1.1 11; lvy Arch Girl 11; Aforlcmg 11-12; Thespiuns 10-12 Secretory 10-111; It's Academ- 1c Tryou1s 12,- NMSQT Leifer of Commendation 12,- Scholustic An Award: Honorable Mention1 l2; Pep Club 10-12, Webb, Mary Alice; Micki ; 310 Bryant Mm. 431; 221-4336: Ensemble 10- 12 Secretary 11, President 121; Trip1e Trio 10-12 1President 111; Mosque 8: Mime 10-12 15131391qu 11, President 121; Thespians 11-121 1Vice-Pres. 121,- Jr. Coun:il on World Aficzirs 10-11 1Vice-Pres. 101; Jr. Honor Society 9-10 Executive Bd. 9-101; Council of Presidents 12; NMSQT Leiter cf Commendation 12; Ivy Arch Girl 11; Girls' Week Rep. 03111.1 11; You Con'1 Toke It W111: Yuu 11; Brigodcon 10; Carousel 11,- The Wall tsound1 12; Puiumu Gume 12; Pep Ciub 10-12. Webb, William E.,- 5624 Winnes1e; 542-0773: Track 11; A Club 12. Weis, Jim C1; 1301 Chase 51.; 681-3761: Varsity Football 10-12; Varsity Buse- ball 10-12: Hi-Y 11-121Secremry121; A Club 10-121Pr251den1121: Weis, Mary Linda,- 4603 Cramp Ave.; 681-6065. Weis, Ralph EImer; 5612 Colercin Ave.; 541-5672. Weiskopf, Dennis Louis; Denny ; 6431 HamiIrun Ave.,- 541-4040: Talon Stag 12; Pep CIub10-12. Weiss, Beveriy; Bev ; 6118 Gladys Ave - 542-3926: Siudeni Council 11-12; Health Careers 10,12; Y-Teens 11-12; GAA 11; Pep Club 10-12. Wendel; Dan James; 1722 Ncrrh Bend Rd; 541-0802: Intramural Basketball 10,12; Football 11. Wesi, Rober' Eugene; 7752 Biiieroci 1.9.,- 521-5654: Senior Class Mctivifies CommJ 12. West, Sreven George; Red ; 4110 Jerome Ava; 541-81213. Wasfrich, Rozcmne; Roxie ,- 5899 Shudymis? L24 681-3025. Whalen, Sandy Lee; 3699 Meadow Leu- 861-3645. Wheelwright. Jill; 2732 North Bend 126.; 522-8799. Whimker, Thomas K.; Torn ; 3754 Clifton Ave.; 861-4140. White, Equ Duvid; 4143 Long1cnd; 681-0307: Brigadoon 10; Carousel 11. WhiIis, Joyce Ann; JoAnn ; 420 Kings Run,- 661-7671: Business Club 11- 12; Y-Teens 12,- Red Cross Rep. 12; Pep Club 10-12. Wiehe, Diana Dolares Ruby; 8041 Knollwood Le.; 521-0995: FTA 11-12 1Treosurer 121; VAST Tqur 11-12; Y-Teens 12; Carousel 1Cosrumes1 11; Pep C1U1311-121 Wiesmcn, Jay Richard; 5734 Wintrop; 681-7722: Intramural: 10-11; Pep Club 10-12. Wiest, Donna Maris Marie,- 5219 Ponderosu; 681-2849: Masque 8c Mime 10- 12; Business Club 10-12; Sofe1y Council 12,- Jr. C1655 Hr. Rep. 11; Plum Comm. 11;-112 Achievemenr 11; Girls' Choir 11,- Brigcdoon 10. Williams, Shown,- 3448 Vine 51.; 861-9855. Wilsnn, Sandra,- Sondy ; 4259 Fergus St,- 681-5069: Masque 8: Mirna 10; Pep C1ub10,12. Wright, David Ashley: Dove ,- 5604 Folchi Dr.,- 631-3544: Swimming 10- 11; Truck 10,- Cross Couniry 11-12; ln1rclmurols 10-12; A Club 12; Hi- Y 111-112; Talon $1011 12 Reporter, Head Photographerh Photography C1ub 12; Pep Club 10-12 Nice-Pres. 121:53n10r Class 1Execu1ive 821.1 12. Wues', James Dudley, Jim ; 6400 Edwood Ave.; 681-2248: .IrA Honor $o- cie1y 10,- 52nior Honor Socie1y l1-I2; Golf Team 11; A Club 12; Afor- lung 11-12; Orchesiru 10; Jr, Class Hr. Rep. 0411.1 11; Senior Class tPresiden' 121; It's Academic Team 12,- NMSQT Semi-finulisr 12,- Rotary .Siudent Gov't Rep. 12,- Council of Presidents 12; Ohio Champ Muih Team 12. Wyenundl, Donna Rae; 1828 Chase Ave.,- 542-2964: Masque 8: Mime 10-12; GAA 10,12; Business Club 12; Pep C1ub 10-12. chder, Dabnruh; 5390 Bahama Ten; 542-6171. Yuger, Carol Ann,- 36 Juergens Ave.; 281-0970: Jr. Council an Wor1d Af- fairs 10-12 iProgram Chairman 8: Secreiary 10, Treasurer 121.- Afarlung 11-12; Jr. Honor Society 10 Executive Bd.1.- Senior Honor Society 11-12: Talon Staff 9-11 1Circuluiion Manager 8- Repurter 9. Ass? Edifor 10. Edi- tor 111; Peregrine 51011 12 1Senior Activities Index1; GirIS' Week Rep. 1Councilmonic Cundiduie1 11,- lvy Arch Gir1 l1,- Sufaiy Institute Planning Bd. 11; Masque 8: Mime 12; Conncil of Presidents 11; 11's Academic Team 12; Pep Club 10-12; Senior Class 1Acfivi11es CommJ 12. Yuzell, Gary Woodford; 1635 Robinson Cir.; 541-0226. Yocum, Barry Lee; 4212 Fergus St,- 681-5574. Zonder, Thedora; The'a ; 1156 Cedar Ave., 681-2258: GAA 10-11; HealIh Careers 12; FTA 12. Zimmerman; Jnhn Nelson; 1617 Ldrch Ava,- 681-3419: Swimming 9-12,- In- 1rumurul Basketball 12; Cross Country 10; Hi-Y 11-12. That's 011- the short and tall of the senior classl 192 things go better Wlth C0 Ke mm ullx r19 BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY The Coca-Cola Bolfling Works Company. Cincinnmi BROTHERS DRUGS Prescription Service Is Our Business 5901 Hamilton Ave. 541-4163 WEEJUNS MOST POPULAR LOAFER Only Bass makes anuns Q SWIFYON CENTRE ELSEHWEJDS QHCETAEQ College Hill Mt. 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