Anderson High School - Andersonian Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1962 volume:

Andersonian 3.7 U59... Hm? 3 a a U-L . h School Hig 101' Anderson Sen $ ,4 ,,, 73f? ,1- 7 1;! Law j cicad? X750 The Andersonian 1962 Forest Hills School District Cincinnati 30, Ohio Volume XXXII EDITOR: ............. Christine Worth ASSOCIATE Billie Konop EDITORS: .......... Rita. Sander JR. HIGH EDITOR: .. . ADVI SERS : ........... Marian Swisher Cheryl Terlescki Vera M. N ash Virginia Wiley Doorways to Mental Awareness . . .. . .. 14 Cooperative Ability.. .. .. ....42 Physical Fitness.. .. .. .. ..76 Social Graces.. ...86 Basic Preparations . . . .1 16 Community Interests . . .. .. . . 1.50 ----- .c an 1;: E ...- Stairways lead to logic and proficiency. Space provides tranquillity for reflection, 8 enlightenment, and friendship. 77 7 ff? ,, '5 kik. . ; V l w ...!--i 'wH , -1 ' linthnunu... l.- . 1 - IHI H : ..... .k: E? ..........-, ; ? ... ...., - - - m; Wei -W ' . . . mu y m 4 ; ,7 I . W 4,. m Knowledge increases through observation, 10 , and exploration. explanation Hunt! Egg - I .. .v1!vtl r'lilll s... E ion, on, precis CS promote COHCCHtIaU iti New facil 12 relaxation and creativity. w . M m 14- Mental Awareness 15 Senior Class Officers: Forest Heis, President; Nancy Rhein, Treasurer; James Brown, Vice-President ,- Bonnie Kenner, Secretary. Seniors BARBARA J, ADAMS SANDRA RAE ALCORN ARLENE JOY BACK LARRY T, BARKER 16 JOHN K4 BARRY JUDITH AILEEN BEHYMER LARRY I BELLEW SHARON A. BEODDY KATHLEEN JANE BLACK JEWELL K. BOAZ, JR. KAREN SUE BONZ CALVIN M BOPP DONNA JEAN BORGERDING JAMES R. BOSTER LINDA LEE BOWEN DONALD B. BRIDGES BEVERLY ANNE BRINKMAN VERNA MARIE BROMER HOMER B. BROWN II l7 JAMES E. BROWN RONALD PAUL BROXTERMAN LOUIS FRED BUOB, JR. MARY JO BURG KENNETH PAUL BURNS DANIEL ROBERT BUSCHUR PETER THOMAS BUSSE ALVIN D. BYBEE RONALD ROBERT CAMDEN DAVID HOWARD CHANNELL PEGGY ANN CLARK MELVIN ARTHUR CONOVER ROSALEE R. COOK TERRY LEE COOPER KAREN SUE DIETZ .. - ..v.. .--. SHARON A. DOYLE HELEN LARAINE DRAYER KELSEY LYNN DUCK PHYLLIS ELAINE DCNBAR SANDRA J. DUNCAN DIANE ELIZABETH DUVALL HARRY EDWARD EBERLE, JR, JUDITH CAROL ELAM ROY J. ELLSBERRY JOHN E. ENGLAND ELIZABETH A. ERNST STEVEN J. FINGER GORDON BRUCE GEAR WILLIAM H. GOFF LINDA KAY GRUBER RONALD GLENN HALCOMB SUSAN ANNE HANNON DEANNA HARRIET HART DANIEL LESTER HAUSMAN VICKY ANNE HAWKINS V. ALLEN HAZELBAKER ROBERTA SUE HEEB FOREST STEPHEN HEIS CAROL ANN HERBERT SUSAN ANN HINNERS CLYDE M HOPKINS, JR. JACK L. HOWES PAULETTE FAY JAHNKE BONNIE ANN KENNER KENNETH CHARLES KINCAID SANDRA LYNN KING BILLIE JEAN KONOP jACQUELINE JOY KORB SUE ELEN KUTCHERA JEFFREY WARD LANIER LAURELLA ANNE LEDERER HELEN JANE MAHOOD KATHLEEN MALONE JAY DANIEL MANN LAWRENCE A. MARCUM JOHN WILLIAM MARSHALL JUDY DELORES MARTIN THOMAS F. MART IN HARVEY EDWARD MARTINI, JR. PETER MASLOWSKI 21 22 FREDERIC A. MATTHEWS MILTON L, MATTHEWS MARLENE MARIE MCCOY MARTHA J. MCDANIEL PATRICIA RUTH MCDOWELL JAMES CARLIN MCKEOVVN MICHAEL L. MESMER JERRY ELLIOTT MEYER MARY M. MOHR CHARLES W. MONTGOMERY LOIS JEAN MOORE ROY MORGAN WILLIAM EDWARD MORSCH ALFRED HENRY MUELLER THOMAS STEVEN MURPHY JO ANN OBERMEYER ELLEN JANE OLSSON DONALD EDWARD OWEN DONALD E. PANGBURN LAWRENCE CARL PANNO JUDITH MARLENE PARKS CHARLES KEITH PEARCE SHERRY L. PETTIS ROBERT EARL PFEFFER CHARLES R PHILHOWER JO ANNE POBANZ JACK HOWARD REMKE NANCY JANE RHEIN NANCY ELAINE ROBINSON WILLIAM JAMES ROGERS 23 24- ROBERT WILLIAM ROYSE PEGGY M. RUDY DAVID WILLIAM RYALL LAWRENCE W. SANBORN RITA JEAN SANDER WILLIAM J. SCHICK III ELIZABETH JO SCHULZ KENNETH RALPH SCHWEITZER EDWARD JOHN SCOTT GILBERT LEE SEARS PAMELA ANN SEITER , KENNETH A. SEMONIS ANNE CLAIRE SEYFFER LLOYD GEORGE SHAW JANET GAIL SHOEMAKER THOMAS EARL SMITH WINCHELL SMITH RICHARD H. SMOOT LINDA LEE SNOWDEN SHERRY LOU STANKORB SHARON LEVERNE STEELE jOHN A. STELTER PHYLLIS MARIE STONE PHILIP EUGENE STRATMANN DAVID ARNOLD STRICKMEYER EVELYN JUANITA STURGEON MARIAN MARGARET SWISHER CAROL ELIZABETH TAGGART ROBERTA ELIZABETH TARVIN JOHN FREDERICK TURNER 25 ELIZABETH ANN TVRDY TIMOTHY GLENN VAN NESS THOMAS ROGER VOSS jUDITH ANN WALKER M. LINDA WARD DONNA FAY WEAVER JUDITH RAE WEIL MARY KATHRYN WENDELL GARY ALLEN WETTENGEL ROBERT C. WILHOIT LOUIS MCGREGOR WILLIAMS VIOLET KATHERINE WILLIAMS 1 JOSEPH A. WINKELBACH LINDA JANE. WISSINGER JOHN R WITTMEYER CHRISTINE WORTH LOIS ANN WRIGHT VIRGINIA SUE WYKOFF MARY LAURA YOUNG Twelve and Thirteen Year Seniors, ROW ONE: Wykoff, Obermeyer, Beoddy, Walker, Black, Bromer, Stone, Korb, McCoy, Behymer, Wil- liams, Stankorb. ROW TWO: Jahn- ke, Back, Moore, Duvall, Adams, Wendell, Hinners, Dunbar, Lederer, 27 Clark, Sander, Weil, Hawkins. ROW THREE: Bowen, Pfeffer, Buschur, C onove r, Gilpin, Hausman, Ryall, Wcttengel, England, Bopp, Howes, Tarvin. ROW FOUR: Burns, Mar- shall. Eberle, Brown, Halcomb, Heis, Meyer, Morgan, Maslowski, Gear. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Adams Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Barry Mr. Bennett A, Behymer Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Beoddy Mr. and Mrs. E. Walter Black Mr. and Mrs. Jewell Boaz, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bonz Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Bopp Mr. and Mrs Robert E. Boster Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Brinkman Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Bromer Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Homer Brown Mr. and Mrs. Louis F. BuobJ Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Burg Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bums Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Buschur Mr. and Mrs. Whitson C. Camden Mr. and Mrs Richard Channell Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. Clark Mr, and Mrs. Raymond L. Conover Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dierker Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Dietz Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Doyle Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur E. Drayer Mr, and Mrs, Alden J. Dunbar Mr. and Mrs. Robert Duncan Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Duvall Mr. and Mrs. Harry Eberle Mrs. Nellomae Elam Rev. and Mrs. James J Ellsberry Mrs. Esther England Senior Parents Mr. and Mrs. John Ernst Mr. and MrsJ Robert W. Finger Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Gear Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Halcomb Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Harmon Mr. and Mrs. Lester W. Hausman Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Heeb Mr. and Mrs. Forest R. Heis Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Herbert Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hinners Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hopkins, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Howes Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Jahnke Mrs. Betty M. King Mr. and MrsJ W. H. Konop Dr. and Mrs. E. L. Korb Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lederer Mr. and Mrs. F. V. Mahood Mr. and Mrs. Earl Malone Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Marcum Mrs. Maria Marshall Mr. and Mrs. Harvey E. Martini Mn and Mrs, Karl Maslowski Mr. and Mrs, Medford O. McCoy Mr. and Mrs. Daniel WJ McDaniel Mr. and Mrs. Fred McDowell Mr. and Mrs. James C. McKeown MrsA May Moore Mr. and Mrs. Paul Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Norman Niesen Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Obermeyer Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Pearce 28 Mr. and Mrs. George W. Pettis Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pfeffer Mr. and Mrs. Otto Pobanz Mr. and Mrs, Albert Poirier Mr. and Mrs. Howard A. Remake Mr. and Mrs. Daryl Robinson Mn and Mrs. H. J. Rogers Mr. and Mrs. William Ryall Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Sanborn Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sander Mr. and Mrs. Edward Schweitzer Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Seiter Mrs. Claire Seyffer Mrs, Oflie Shaw Mr. and Mrs. George Shoemaker Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Smith Mr. and Mrs. W inchell Smith Mr. and Mrs. Russell E. Stankorb Mr. and Mrs. John W. Stelter Mr. and Mrs. Herndon S. Stone Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Stratmann Mr. and Mrs. W illiam S. Sturgeon Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Swisher Mr. and Mrs. Jack W. Taggart Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tarvin Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tvrdy Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Voss Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Walker Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wendell Mr. and Mrs. Max Williams Mr. and Mrs. Warren R; Wissinger MrsJ William E. Worth, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles N Wykoff Adams Alexander Anderkin Ande rson Boeh Boettger Boles Bracken Browne Burchfleld Burger Burns Chapman Chapm on Christophe! Clay Conley Corbin Coykendall Cures Baker Betz Bidle Boaz Breeden Brewer Bridges, A. Bridges, RA Buschard Caplinger Chacksfxeld Chaney Clements Cochrane Cole Collett Darnell Davis Detmers Dewey hum waywain g L? 3 Jupifar Officers, Rochelle Swisher, Secretary, David Sell, Vice-President, VVilpam Chaney Treasurer, and Philip Burns, President: discuss the prob- ablhty of receiving class rings on time. Juniors 29 Diefenbach Dierker DOPP Dorethy Fuller Gabelman Gilliss Clancy Hart Heis Herring Hill Johns Johnson Johnston Jollcy Kittrell Kleinfcldt Knorr Kocster Loescher Long Lyman Mack Marsh M arlin M artini Mat thews NIcister Metz Meyer Mishler Ne r1 Nolan Pace Parks Philpot Piepho Ram ey Ramundo Dorna Elliot Fehl Fisher Graf Grah am Halcomb Harrington Hittinger Homey J aY Jermer Jones Kattcnhom Keddic King Koth Lammers Lathrop Lauterback NIakepeace Malone Ma rcum Markell Mays McCanm D McCann, K. McGuire Mo orehous Morgan Naberhaus Neal Paulette Pennington Perkins PfeH'er Randall Roberts Rockcy Royse Runyan Russell Sammons Samson Sell Sharkey Shaver Shober Smith, G Smith, N. Smith, P. Stamper Swisher 5y phax Tay lor, L. Taylor, R, Towner Turner Vcn tura Vogcl Wheeler WiIce XVilson Wocrtz Sargent Schmidt Schmitz Schweitzer Short Simpson Smith, D. Smith, E. Stearns Steele Stoutenburgh Stremick Terlescki Th0 rnberry Titus Torsch Voorhees W'arford W'atkins West Worstell Wright Young, M. Young, R 31 NOT PICTURED Montgomery Oppenheimer Smith, LA. Southerland W orthen Pat Royse, Sherry Meyer, and Bill Chaney dcmonsxrate their abili- ty to sell Christmas cards. Sophomore OfEcers, Joseph Schmid- lin, Vice-President, Jacqueline Swish- er, Secretary, Dale Wegelin, Presi- dent, and Stephen Deer, Treasurer, admire planter in front corridor. Ackman Allen Adkins, D. Amann Adkins, L. Anderkin Aichholz Armstrong Atkinson Bartsch Babbs Be atty Balint Becker Barry Bennett Berger Bowen Biddle Bowers Boeshen Brehm Bopp Browne Burchette Bybee Burgevin Caplinger, C. Buschur Caplinger, 5. Butte Caron Cartwright Close Clark, F. Clough Clark, J. Combs Clements Conover 32 Cooper Cummins Costa Daily Couch Daugherty Cross Davidson Deer Dorethy Dierks Doyle Dixon quham Donaldson Eberle 1 Edwards Ellsberry Elam Ellsberry Elliot Emmert Ellis English 1 3 Enzweiler Ezell Evans, C. Farmer Evans, J Farris Everman Ferone Florer Garman Fromm, B. Godby Fromm, W Goff 1 Furman GrifEs Groh Hallsted Gross Hamblin Grove Hammon Hager Hargett Harrington Hatterick i Harris Helderbrand Hart Hendershot Hartman Henshaw Hensley Hollstein Herbert Howell Hertz Hughes Heywood Humphries Hunter Jackson Hurst Johnson, A Ingram Johnson, LA Inlow Johnson, T. F Jones, E. Kendall 1 Jones, L. Kern Judge Ketchum . Kaps Kiel 34- Biology is a fasci- nating subject to Sophomores J 0 h n Babbs, Jim Evans, and Charlotte Henshaw. Klotter Lawson Kohlhepp Lotz Lane Mack Lavery Martin Martin Martin, J. Martin, C. McBride Martin, G. McDaniel Martin, I. McFarland McFarren Moore Meyer Moorehous Middleton Moss Miller Mounce Muhlberger Newman Nash Nichols Neeley Obermeyer Nerl O'DeIl Orick NOT PICTURED: Otten Griner Jones, P. RetzIer Scrrell 4-m- - n Panno Parrott Parsons, C. Parsons, R. Pottinger Pre witt Prickett Pryor Ratterman Reeks Reid Reinschmidt Ryall Scarborough S c 1': arm Schilling Schrimper Schroeder Schue neman Scott Settles Shannon Sibert Simmons Summers Swisher Taggart Teeters Todd Trible Truesdell Turton Wallace Warford Wathen Wegelin White, P. Williams, L. Williams, R. Wilson, R. Pemne Pettis Petty Poitier Pyle Rabe Ramundo Raneri Richardson R0 ge rs Runyan Rusk SchmidIin Schneider Schott Schricker Seals Sell Semonis Senior Smith, D. Smith, V. Stiles SuHivan Thomas, G. Thomas, S. Thornberry Tipton Vance Wade Wagers Walker Weil Wheeldon Whitaker White, C. WilsonJ S. Winmeyer Wyder Zinga 35 Administration HERSCHEL D. WEST Superintendent MILDRED FIGGINS Secretary Forest Hills Board of Education: H. Tischbein, W. Shick, Vice-President; G. White, President; P. Gilfillen, Clerk; L. Graf, w. Judd. . Representatives of civic organizations at- tend Senior High School dedication. TO THE SENIORS: This class will be remembered as the first Senior Class to graduate from our new Anderson Senior High School. More importantly, however, this class will be remem- bered as one which has the potential to achieve w the extent to which this potential is realized is dependent upon your ability to discriminate in all things, remem- bering that with success must come Hblood, sweat, and tears? The sociologist and the scientist tell us that one out of every ten youth will become a mental case; one out of every twelve will become a chronic alcoholic, and that by the end of the nineteen sixties, our divorce rate will equal the marriage rate, and that we are only approxi- mately one hour away from total destruction. ttThese are the times that try merits souls. The summer soldier and the sunshine patriot will, in this crisis, shrink from the service of their country; but he that stands it now, deserves the love and thanks of man and woman. Tyranny, like hell, is not easily conquered, yet we have this consolation with us, that the harder the conflict, the more glorious the triumph, What we obtain too cheap, we esteem too lightly; it is deamess only that gives everything its value. Heaven knows how to put a proper price upon its goods? The kind of person you choose to be will help deter- mine the kind of world we live in, Learn to love that which is good, hate that which is evil, to be fair in play, honest in work, and faithful even in that which is the least It is my fond hope that you will find a bit of heaven on earth and that you will reap much happiness and en- joyment in the years to come. tho wkww 34:514. MARTHA SILVER E. WAYNE TITUS Principal Secretary YVONNE MOORE Secretary Faculty MR. LEONARD BLACK Ohio University, B.S. Industrial Arts. MR. CHARLES BROWN Miami University, B.S. World History, Sociology. MISS RACHEL BRYANT Miami University, B.S. Plane Geometry, Algebra II, Journalism. MR. PHILLIP CORNWELL Ohio State University, B.S. Biology. MR. JERRY DUNN Eastern Kentucky State College, BS, Graphic Arts, Woodwork. MRS. DOROTHY ESSEX Washington State University, B.A. Art. MR. KENNETH FURRIER Miami University, B.S.; Ohio University, M.Ed. American Problems, Dean of Boys. MRS. JEAN GRIDER Wilmington College, BB; University of Cincinnati, M.Ed. ShorthandJ Typing, Dean of Girls MR. ROGER GROOMS Wilmington College, B.S. Speech, Dra- matics, American History. MR, PAUL HAMILTON Wilmingmn College, BS. Business Mathe- matics, Bookkeeping. MRS. JEAN SAWYER HARRIS Barnard, B.A., Columbia University, M.A. English ILIV. MR. WILLIAM HARRIS Marshall College, B.A., M.A. Geography, American Problems. MR. D. JAY JOHNS Vanderbilt, AB. Engiish III. MRS. RUTH KERSHNER University of Cincinnati, BA. English 11, 111, Business English. MR. HAROLD LONGWORTH Union College, BA General Business, Salcs-Law. MISS ELIZABETH MADDOX Ohio University, B.S.; University of Paris, French 1,11, Latin 1. MR. MICHAEL MANNERINO Universiw of Cincinnati, B.S.; Xavier University, M,Ed. Senior Bands MR. QUENTON D. MILLER University of Cincinnati, 13.51 Boys1 Physi- cal Education. MRS PAULINE MINDER Ohio University, B.A.; M.S. Home Eco- nomics MISS DORIS MITCHELL Wilmington College, B.S.; Ohio State University, M1A1 Plane Geometry, Alge- bra 11, Solid Geometry, Trigonometry. MR. JOSEPH MOLER Wilmington College, B.S. Mechanical Drawing 1,11. MRS. JANET MORRISSEY Ohio University, B.A.; University of Cin- cinnatij M.Ed. English II, Special Edu- cation. MISS VERA M. NASH Ohio Wesleyan University, BA; Univer- sity of Cincinnati, M.Ed.; University of Kentucky School of Library Science. Li- brarian. MR. H. GARY NORTON Eastern Kentucky State, B.S. Industrial Arts. MR. BILLY RAZOR Morehead State College, B.S. Chemistry. MISS LYNNE RICHARDS Ohio State University, B.S. American His- tory, World History. MRS. DORIS SCHWEICKART Ohio State University, B.S. Typing 1, Business Math. 39 40 MR. LEE SCHWEICKART Ohio State University, BS. American His- tory, World History. MRS. DOROTHY SCOTT Miami University, B.S. Girls Physical Education MR. JOSEPH SHAFER Ohio State University, B.S.; M.Ed, Phyy ics, Algebra II. MRS. MARY H. STRUKE Miami University, BS. Spanish LII. MR. RICHARD TOBIN Xavier University, BS. English 11. M11 RICHARD WESP University of Cincinnati, BS; College Conservatory of Music: Vocal Music. MRS VIRGINIA WILEY Ohio University, BS. Office Practice, Typing II, Shorthand II. MR. VIRGIL WILSON University of Cincinnati, B.S.; College Conservatory of Music, B.M.; Xaxier University, M.Ed. Instrumental Music. MR.PAUL WOOD University of Cincinnati, BA; MA. French I, Latin LII. MR. ROYAL HALL, JR. University of Cincinnati, B.S.; University of Kentucky, M.A. Director of Curriculum and Supervision. . MRS. THELMA MORGAN College of Nursing and Health, Univer- sity of Cindnnati, R.N. School Nurse. MRS. MARIAN WRIGHT Ohio University7 B.S.; Xavier University, MA. Testing and Research. BUS DRIVERS: McCoy, Moremond, Tarvim Ellsberry: Knabe, Taylor, Carr, Walker, Rickey, Simpson, Hornschmeier, Curtis, Justice, Brcxterman, Aicholtz, Blanton, Hayes. Service Personnel DIETITIAN: CAFETERIA STAFF: Ragland: Louella Reece Wehrmann, Rolke, Grabel, Perry. 41 Channell, CUSTODIANS: Thomas and Doench take particular pride in the new building. 3w ' 5$:3';m 1$ry'o . . . Cooperative Ability 5E mm. ' ' Student Council ; ..tx ROW ONE: Pettis, Walker, Jones, Darnell, cry, Brown, Short, Cartwright, Smoot, Cam- Rabe, McCoy. ROW TWO: Parks, Sturgeon, den, ROW FOUR: Bybee, Ramundo, Evans, Jackson: Harmon, Kaps, Terlescki, Sander. Turton, Steams, Maslowski, Winkelbach, Burns, ROW THREE: Chaney, Marshall, Montgom- Bopp, Wegelint ANDERSON - 1 :1 Senior High School H ; U ., ; Cajeleria , 1 SEE L ey$WO0Wng $044166 10: 00- 1:00 ii October 20,1961 M74 BOBBY KEYS 62 ORCHESTRA Student Council, composed of club presi- dents and a representative from each homeroom, is the student governing body of the school. Its main activities include sponsoring Homecoming, the Christmas Formal, Bermuda Day, the Senior-Faculty volleyball game, and a spring dance. This year the Student Council has taken over the responsibility of running the Book- store in the hope that the profits may be used to buy furniture for the lobby and the patio. Another important project is the awarding of a scholarship to an out- standing member of the graduating class. Student Council Officers, Kenneth Bums, President, Martha McDaniel, Treasurer, Forest Heis, Vice-President, and Christine Worth, Secretary, hope the bookstore will end the year in ' the black? Walker, Burns, Harmon, Winkelbach, and Sturgeon decorate Santafs sleigh for Christmas Formal. 45 t4 Piccolo 59$Sue Kutchera C Flutes SIMarian Swisher - I I Lynn Adams 'EJuanita Sturgeon - II Nancy Martin Joan Martin Oboe; HeSharon Beoddy I I WSandra Duncan ' Cary Kittrell W H Lois Hittinger Bassoon: HQLaurella Lederer I John McFarren I II Eb Clarinet W'Sherry Pettis Bb Clarinetx HeMarlene McCoy I I I Cynthia Detmers ' Carol Fisher Wjudith Walker 3 Lois Johnson f II 56Christine Worth I Carolyn Stremick I William Daily Russell Burger I III Loretta Neeley Gloria Clough Alto Clarinets 'IeJacqueline Kerb WCharles Pearce Bax: Clarinet: 1 Phillip Zinga Judith Chapman Contra-Ban Clarinet WKay Wendell Alto Saxophonex I Sandra Woertz I I 5 Philip Schott Lynn Taylor - II Tenor Saxophone Harold Bybee 46 Baritone Saxophone I William Boles Trumpets and Comets WGordon Gear I I Charles Lauterbach I Paul Schuenemam I II , Robert Williams , Lee AichoIz h III I Ronald Simmons French Horns seeMartin Bopp I I I Robert Scarborough ; II a David Piepho Baritone H om: I William Middleton H6Roberta Tarvin Harvey Martini Trombonex HeDavid Ryall W I HeForest Heis , Verla Ackman 7 II Steven Donaldson Gary Cartwright I III John Barry Recording Bane: Robert Lavery eeJerry Meyer Gregory Boesherz Gerald West S tring Basses Jo Anne Martini 1 Dianne Horney Tympani 7 Ferol Schricker Percussion 7 Steven Makepeace , Frederick Heis Louis Graf Valeska Muhlberger WENIORS ,WIND SYMPHONY Symphonic Band and Wind Symphony Directors, M Mannerino and V. Wil- son, instruct Band President, Bopp, in the art of directing. 47 M. pk Redskin Marching Band Colorguards: Todd, Clark, Horney, Hollstein, Coykendall. Drum Majors: Kittrell, Williams. Majorettes: Moorehuus, Adams: Lathrop, Hittinger, Dorethy, Muhlberger, Pettis. Redskin Marching Band provides a colorful spectacle at pregame and halftime. 48 Ensembles These instrumental ensembies participated in the District Solo and Ensemble Contest held at Miami University A superior rating enabled them to attend the State Contest at Ohio State University. There the Woodwind Quintet, the Woodwind Trio: and the F lute Trio received superior ratings and the Saxophone Quartet re- ceived an excellent rating. Woodwind Trio: M. Swisher, LA Lederer, M. McCoy. Woodwind Quintet: M. Swisher, M. McCoy, S. Beoddy, M. Bopp, L. Lederer. 49 Flute Trio: SA Kutchera, M. Swisher, L. Adams. Saxophone Quarter: BA Boles, S. Woertz, P. Schott, H. Bybee. 50 FIRST VIOLINS Jo Ann Martini Janet Condor Susan Edwards Kathy Kiel Lucy Browne Monica W ymer SECOND VIOLINS Linda Hart Kathy Kiefel Susan Browne Barbara Pusack Elizabeth Helm Marilyn West W illiam Schulz VIOLAS Frank Ricketts Geraldine Wymer Linda Stankorb CELLOS Robert Duncan John Armbruster William Middleton STRING BASSES Wayne Halcomb Sharon Cartwright Cynthia Lederer Junior-Senior Orchestra PIANO Andrea Gilchrist F LUTES Jane Elston David McFarren Carol Peny F elicia Montanari Marian Swisher OBOES Linda Lehr Mary Beth Lederer BASSOON Donald Bloss CLARINETS William Simelink Patricia White BASS CLARINET Dennis Williams ALTO SAXOPHONES Phil Schott Sally Osmond TENOR SAXOPHONE William Biddle 51 FRENCH HORNS Shirley Sharp Judy Buschur Carol Martin Jan Worthen TRUMPETS James Hight Paul Channell Robert VVilIiams TROMBONES Jeff Mesmer Gil Stagnaro TUBA Robert Lavery PERCUSSION F rank DeWar William Boles Dee Dee Scott Ferol Schricker ROW ONE: Wykoff, Obermeyer, Biddle, Runyan, Black, P. Roysc, Bchymcr. J. Warford, 5. Steele, Bromer, J. Swisher, Clay, Burchette, Chapman, Pace. ROW TWO: McDaniel, Korb, Schmidlim J. Turner, McGuire, Lederer, RunyanA Jones, Boettger: Stremick, Babbs, R. Smith. J Martin, Buschur, Doyle, David, Swisher3 Cook, Lyman: M. Warford, Scarborough, Stone, Petty. ROW THREE: Wegclin, Bopp, Howes5 Mishler, Turton, Hittinger, Murphy, Duck, Christophel5 Humphries, D. Conovcr, Stiles, R. Royst: LathropJ Conley, Draycr, Titus, Dctmers, M. Conoverj L. Taylor; Nash, Henshaw, Watten- gel, Duvall, Herz. ROW F0 UR: Jackson, Deer. Olsson, Mixed Chorus OEicers, Martha MtDaniel, Treasurer, Richard Smoot, President, John Marshall. Vichresident, and Judith Chapman, Secretary, are busy looking over new music. Robe girls, Charmaine Clay, Lynn Mishler'. and Paulina Jackson, try to get robes in order for next performance. Eberle, Hinners, R. Taylor, Kaps, Reinschmidt, Metz, LIarshall, Heeb, Cochrane, L. Steele, Smoot, TarvinJ C. Martin, Mahood, Johns, Lotz, Schilling, Burgevin, Lanierl Berger, Scherm, Konop, Ferone, McDaniel, F. Turner. NIixed Chorus CALENDAR OF EVENTS Dedication ................................. October 22 Anderson Senior High SXVOTA ................................... October 27 Thanksgiving Assembly ..................... November 12 Christmas Concert ......................... December 17 Kiwanis Program .......................... December 18 Christmas Assembly ........................ December 22 District Solo and ............................. March 10 Ensemble Contest District Chorus Contest ........................ March 24- Spring Concert ............................... March 30 State Solo and ................................ April 14 Ensemble Contest Easter Assembly ............................... April 19 State Chorus Contest ........................... April 28 Spring Festival ................................. May 27 Baccalaureate ................................... June 3 53 Student Conductor Fred Turner Director Richard Wasp Octet. ROW ONE: McGuire, Lanier, Taylor, Murphy, Babbs. ROW TWO: Marshall, Smoot, Cochrane. Ensemble Singers. ROW ONE: Stone, Kerb, Lyman, Bromcr, J Warford, MahoodV ROW TWO: Scarborough, Berger, M Warfard, Drayer, Jackson. ROW THREE: Babbs, Stremick, L. Taylor, Lanier, Lederer, Metz, Duck, KonOpA ROW FOUR: Burchette, Marshall, Olsson, uFire-lrire Girls. Kerb, Stone, ROW TWO.- Duck, Bromer, Warford. ROW THREE: Lederer, Tarvin, Mahood: Drayer. Sonizmenes ROW ONE: Stre- mick, Chapmanj Mishler. ROW TWO: Runyan, VVykoH. ROW THREE: VVarford, Metz, Martin, Not Pictured, Homey. Mixed Ensemble. Taylor, Cochrane, McDaniel, Marshall, Heeb, Murphy: Konop, Babbs. R O W ONE : Christophel; R. Taylor, McGuire, J. Turner, Martin, I Runyan. ROW FIVE: Cochrane, McDaniel, Smoot, Run- yan, Reinschmidt, Heeb, Schilling, Murphy, Tarvin, E Turner, Deer. Mixed Glee Club. ROW ONE: Long, L. Browne, Raneri, Paulette, Jones, Senior, Marcum, Donaldson, Close, Ra- Hatterick, Rogers, Bracken, Farris, Caplinger, Graham. mundo, Furman, Hart, Hughes. ROW FOUR: Schmitz, ROW TWO: Alcorn, Mohr, Schricker, Scott, Broxterman, Meister, Bridges, West; Short, Klotter, Garman, Collett, Clements, Schweitzer, Combs, Smith. ROW THREE: Howell, J. Browne. Mixed Glee Ochers: Frank Ramundo, Presi- dent; Barbara Collett, Treasurer; Pam Schweit- zer, Vice-President; Sue Schmitz. Accompanists: Gail Berger, Carolyn Stremick, Jean Martin, Feral Schricker. McDaniel, Lederer. STANDING: Walker, Markell, Gilliss, Page Editors. SEATED: Meister, Smith, Tarvin, Duncan, k Kutchera, Sears. I i Andersonian Staff Advisers: Vera M. Nash Virginia Wiley Circulation Staff. ROW ONE: Wykoff, Wissinger: Ernst, Black, Adams, Coykendall, Randall. ROW TWO: Meyer, , Seiter, Moore, Harmon, Dunbar, Weil. STANDING: ; Obermeyet. 56 MANNmM MIS'.OURI Konop, Advising Editor of the Junior High; Swisher, Associate Editor; Sander, Associate Editor; Worth, Editor. Advertising Staff. SEATED: Sturgeon, Wissinger, Mishler, Burgevin, Coykendall, Howell, Runyan, Perkins. STANDING: Chapman, Wykoff, Heis, Sears, Maslowski, Schweitzer, Randall. 58 Bryant, Adviser; Robinson, 2nd Page Editor; Parks, Editor; Swisher, 3rd Page Editor; Boles, lst Page Editor; Brown, 4th Page Editor. Lantern Staff ROW ONE: Walker, Pettis, Duck, Tvrdy, Bromer, Olsson. ROW TWO: Drayer, Adams, Stone, Seiter. Reporters. ROW ONE: Walker, Pettis, Chap- man, Duck, Coykendall, Mays, Henshaw, Harris, Biddle, Stankorb: Kutchera. ROW TWO: Tvrdy, Johnson, Olsson, Kaps, Makepeace, Mueller, Becker, Kleinfeldt, Fisher, Marshall, Buster, Burns, Simmons, Wegelin, Taylor, Betz. Projection Club ROW ONE: Finger, Steams, Piepho, Wettengel, Petty, Harris, Adviser; Daniel Buschur, Vice-Presidem; James Pettls, Cochrane. ROW TWO: ODeIl, Conover, Simp- ConleyJ Sergeant-at-Arms; Jack Howes, President; Joan son, Sell, McDaniel, Runyan, Garman. STANDING: Mr. Martin, Secretary. Student Librarians ROW ONE: Morgan, Wright, Ventura. ROW TWO: Glancy, Gilliss, Johnson, Beoddy, Stur- geon. ROW THREE: Terlescki, Halcomb, Dun- can, Back, Seiter. 59 Officers: Wail, Treas- urer; Hannon, Pres- i d e n t; Obermeyer, Vice-President ; mot pictureds Woertz, Sec- retary; Mays, Reporter. Future Business Leaders of America Members. ROW ONE: C. Taggart, J. Taggart, Smith. ROW THREE: C. Herbert, Neeley, Chapman, S. Caplinger, Wheeldon, Wright, Martin, Wheeler, Dopp, Sturgeon, P, Caplinger, Stankorb, Wykoff. ROW TWO: Wright, S. Herbert. ROW FOUR: Smith, Towner, Hughes, Stone, WhitakerJ Wail, Hill, Hatterick, Bowen, Bridges, Lotz, Stiles, Benz; Smith. Members. ROW ONE.- Beoddy, Betz, Dorethy, Behymer, Rogers. ROW TWO: Adams, Konop, Jolley, Vogel, Borgerding, Duvall, Morgan, Ads viser. ROW THREE: Runyan, Schmidt, Kiotter, Chapman, Metz. F uture Teachers of America E. Tvrdy, Vice-President, S. Meyer, Secretary, J. Marshall, President, R. Sander, Treasurer, inspire kindergartners to creative activity, Members. SEATED: Sander, Marshall, Tvrdy, Meyer. STANDING: Seyffer: Browne, Murphy, Turner, Channell, Walker, Warford. Health Careers Sargent, patient; Adams, Treasurer; Betz, Secretary; Duvall, President; Konop, Vice-President. Latin Club Officers: Biddle, Secretary-Treasurer; Martin, Sergeant-at-Arms; Johnson, ViCE-President; Babbs, Presi- dent. Latin Club. ROW ONE: Hollstein, Muhlberger, Hart- man, Borgerding, Oppt, Todd, Schweitzer, Hart, Dixon, Settles, Sander, Prickett, Perone, Graham, Wood, Adviser. ROW TWO: Raneri, Warford, Bopp, Schueneman, Evans, Kaps, McFarland, Jackson, Clements, Godby, Henshaw. ROW THREE: Bybee, Martin, Allen, McFarren, Emmert, Lavery, Barry, Schott, Atkinson, Turton, Zinga. Foreign Language Clubs French Club. ROW ONE: Rabe, Rogers, Schroeder, Combs, Swisher. ROW TWO: Seiter, Bopp, Close, Dorethy, Seals, Duncan, Wendell. ROW THREE: Mad- dox, Adviser; Olsson, Eberle, Boles, Heis, Reinschmidt, Heeb, Konop. 62 Science Students. ROW ONE: Brehm, Zingai Mont- gomery, Combs. ROW TWO: Wegelin, Schmidt, Ferris, Mueller, Jones, Lavery, Lauterbach, Dorethy, Becker. Science Representatives of the three branches of the Science Depart- ment, Biology, Chemistry, and Physics, work on individual re- search projects each Wednesday night. 63 Clements, Becker, Mahood, and Lavery study 'Atoms in Actionu display. Members: ROW ONE: Ellsberry, Lyman, P. Bums, Williams, Morgan, Titus, Christophel. ROW FOUR: Martini, King, Channell. ROW TWO: Stratmann, Voss, Bopp, Seals, Davis, Heis, Makepeace, Mueller, Cochrane, LanEer, K. BurnsA Buschur. ROW THREE: Zinga, Conley, Morsch, Maslowski, Key Club OfFlcers: Montgomery, President Remke, Vice-President Pearce: Secretary Williams, Treasurer 64 Members: ROW ONE: Remke, Schmidlin, Stratmann, Hall- sted, Strickmeyer, Maslowski, Wilhoit, P Burns, Boles, Smith, Varsity Club 65 Breeden. ROW TWO: Brown, Heis, Shaver, K Bums, Sharkey, Chaney, Kleinfelt. Officers: Doma, Vice-President; Winkelbach, Presi- dent; Camden, Secretary-Treasurer. ROW ONE: Hughes, Pryor, Rogers, Kutchera, Brehm, TWO: Burgevin, Stiles, Crick, McFarland, Clancy, Dopp, Smith, Browne, Mack, Adams, Cook, Schulz, Samson, Detmers, Berger, Johnson, Furman, Settles, Curee, Lammers, Malone, Hollstein, Dixon, Swisher, Butte, Balint, Biddle, Lederer, Bennett, Henshaw, Jones, Caron, Hargett, Hatterick, Todd, Clark, Ellsbcrry, Wykoff. ROIV Pep Club Martha McDaniel, Treasurer of Pep Club, sells Redskin badge to Marlene McCoy, President, as Jackie Kerb, Vice-President, and Rochelle Swisher, Secretary, wait their turn. Reserve Cheerleaders, Feral Schricker, Jo Anne Martini, Chris Worth kaptainh Jackie Korb, and Sherry Pettis, cheered reserve team to winning season. 66 Gilliss, Adams, Bopp, Drayer, Jackson, Worth, ROW THREE: Senior, Woertz, Coykendall, Swisher, Kaps Heeb, Tarvin, Mahood, Lotz, Johnson, Fisher, Konop, Varsity Cheerleaders, Rochelle Swisher, Janice Bopp, Charlotte Henshaw, Judy Jones, Jackie Swisher, and Charmaine Clay tcaptaim, led the Pep Club in cheers, encouraging the football team to win the H. C. L. Cham- pionship. Pom Porn Girls, Donna Randall, Pat Doyle, Connie Perkins, Shari Doyle kaptaim, Gail Dixon, and Jody Pobanz, performed routines during half time at football and basketball games. 67 Stoutenburgh, Obermeyer, Diefenbach, Farris, Clough, Chapman, Long, Wissinger. J. Lathrop wonders what happened to the ball. ROW ONE: Pace, Ellsberry, Muhlberger, Kutchera, Pet- tis, Perone, Burchette, Graham. ROW TWO: Neeley, Lammers, Martin, Ellsberry, Sander, Combs, Jahnke, Walker. ROW THREE: Jones, Martin, Wendell, Hit- 68 G.A.A. gives all girls in high school an opportunity to participate in competi- tive sports. These include lacrOSSe, volleyball, basketball, and softball. The members also enjoy sharing the fun of social activities. This year there was the construction of the Heat, a skating party, a volleyball game with the women teachersJ and the Mother- Daughter Banquet, which was held on April 24-. tinger, Browne, Dorethy, Kiel, Duvall. ROW FOUR: Clark, Malone, Lathrop, Lotz, Tarvin, Homey, Moore, Stiles. Swishen Treamrer1 Dorethy, Secretary, Lederer, Publicity Chairman, Fisher, Recording Secretary, McDaniel, President, and Mahood, ViCbPresident, discuss details of next meeting. Girls Athletic Association All eyes are on P Dorethy and E. Lotz as they begin game. ' II .II 69 70 Basketball Lacrosse E. Lotz and P, Dorethy practice fall sport, Lacrosse. All eyes are on ball as Senior girls practice. Baseball m h m G 0. d m u, hs H C. V.., h m o D K. nw e E d n i k n i s s C r u s a L... P H a b e s a ..D t e l 71 Y-Teens Officers ROW ONE: Biddle, Vice-President; Kaps, President; Johnson, Treasurer; Burchette, Secretary. ROW TWO: Richards and Wiley, Advisers. Junior Members. ROW ONE: Prewitt, Hollstein, Swisher, Biddie, Clark, Dixon, Harris, Heywood, Stiles, Furman, Settles, Jones, Clough, Doyle, Muhlberger, Balint, Bennett, Bur- Todd, Zimmerman, Ellsberry. ROW FOUR: Hughes, chette, Perone. ROW TWO: Martin, Rogers, Combs, Jackson, Berger, Humphries, Moore, Kapsj Lotz, McFar- Henshaw, Bopp, Herbert, Hatterick, Hargett, Parrott, land, Johnson, Dorethy, Farmer, Johnson, Schrickcr. Caron, Hart, Pryor. ROW THREE: Martin, Neeley, Members ROW ONE: Korb, Diefenbach, Rudy, McDowell, Chapman, Obermeyer, Long, Wissinger, Wy- koff, Ernst, Pace. ROW TWO: Back, Sturgeon, Clark, Herbert, Sander, Malone, Knorr, Taylor, Hittinger, Meyer, Worth, B. Adams, Schulz, Moore, Shoemaker. ROW THREE: Behymer, Weaver, Benz, Brinkman, Perkins, Kattenhom, L. Adams, Lathrop, Fehl, McDaniel, Mays, Schmitz, Smith, Morgan, Drayer, Tvrdy. ROW FOUR: Lederer, Metz, Clancy, Bowen, Samson, Woertz, Deitz, Heeb, Bridges, Tarvin, Gilliss, Olsson, Coykendall, Stout- enburgh, Meister. ROW FIVE: Black, Runyan, Clay, Royse, Betz, Detmers, Swisher, Doyle. Pobanz, Dorethy, Parks, Mishler, Jones, Stremick, Hawkins, Brackett, Mc- Coy. Senior Duvall, Worship Chm.; Walker, President; Horney, Seiter, Publicity; Dorethy, Squad Leader; Fisher, LCC. Officers. ROW ONE: Martin, Treasurer; Lammers, Publicity; Heeb, Secretary; Konop, Vice-President; Robinson, Program Chm.; Mitchell, Adviser. ROW TWO: Martini, I.C.C,; Jahnke, World Fellowship; 73 Scholars hip Keys Gold Keys. ROW ONE: Stankorb, Kerb, Bor- gerding, Obermeyer. ROW TWO: Seiter, Beoddy, Sander, Worth, McCoy, Walker. ROW THREE: Tvrdy, Duncan3 Olsson, Heeb, Bowen, McDaniel, Duck. ROW FOUR: Remke, Heis, Marshall, Bopp, MaslowskL Silver Keys. ROW ONE: Graham, Stremick, Clay, Pace. ROW TWO: Jones, Hittinger; Meyer, Mishler, Mar- tin. ROW THREE: Lathrop, Martini, Adams, Horney, Detmers, Fisher, Tay 101'. ROW FOUR: Burns, Lauterbach, Matthews, Sell, Steams, Lyman, Bronze Keys. ROW ONE: Wyder, Warford, Henshaw, Hart, Biddle. ROW TWO: ToddJ McDaniel, Berger, Pryor, Godby, Kiel. ROW THREE: Turton, Martin, Kaps, Johnson, Arm- strong, Seals. ROW FOUR: McFar- ren, Emmert, Martin, Atkinson, Bybee, Allen. 74- ROW ONE: Biddle, Ventural Pact: ROW TWO: Combs, Terlescki, Stremick, Seiter, Warforcl. R0 W THREE: Martin, Taylor, Borgerding, Sander, KieL Scholarship Team ROW ONE: Turton, Olsson, Heeb, Bums, Buschur. ROW TWO: Bopp, McFarren, Steams, Duncan, Hopkins. ROW THREE: Atkinson, Heis, Williams, Marshall, Emmert, 75 ,.L1illinkx$+g4?. 521;. . .. Physical Fitness Cross Country Members. ROW ONE: Pennington, Cart- wright, Eberle, Coach Hamilton, Simpson, Boettger, Sell. ROW TWO: Morsch, Schmidlin, England, Martin, Evans, Bums. ROW THREE: Heis, Graf, Donaldson, Judge, Aicholz, Marsh, Garman. Andersoxfs Cross Country team won the Hamilton County Championship trophy after only one year of limited experience. Cross Country is a two mile en- durance race over very rough terrain. In training the boys ran from three to six miles a day. After a strenuous season the undefeated team was able to boast the following record: Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Cross 22 16 23 30 10 Pts. Anderson .................... 15 Georgetown .................. 23 Amelia ...................... 46 Anderson .................... 17 Mariemont .................. 24 Sycamore .................... 53 Greenhills Invitational ......... 9th County and City Schools Anderson .................... 27 Holmes ..................... 32 Anderson .................... 28 Norwood .................... 4-9 Finneytown .................. 65 District Meet ................ 14th Hamilton County Meet Anderson .................... 22 Princeton .................... 48 Norwood .................... 69 hLow Score Winsj Country Winners: Sell, Simpson, Boettger, Pennington, Eberle, Cartwright, Sears hot picturedL v95. .153? ROW ONE: Turton, PfeHer, Lyman, Hallsted, Walker, SeII. ROW THREE: Camden, Chaney, Pinnan, Kendall, W, Nerl, J; Nerl, Godby, Daily, Bowers, Davis, Allen. Dewey, Doma, Trible, Shaver, Heis, Smoot, Kleinfelt, ROW TWO: Petty, Mgr.; Hendershot, Herring, Bums, Winkelbach. Wallace, Stratmann, Wilhoit, Watkins, Deer, Breeden, Anderson Football 1961 Seniors: Capt. Heis, Winkelbach, Bums, Camden, Smoot Wilhoit, Pittman, Stratmann. Coach Miller anticipates coming play. 79 1961 Heis, Kleinfelt, and Dorna win All City titles! Football Champs Our Interest helped to make .. . a Real Team!! 80 .- j Scores Anderson 6 .................. 18 Harrison Anderson 0 ................ l4 NICNicholas Anderson 52 .................... O Amelia Anderson 7 ..................... 0 Taylor Anderson 7 .................. 6 Colerain Andmson H .................. 0 Sycamore I Anderson 8 .................. 8 Norwood 3 Anderson 32 ................ 8 Finneytown I Anderson H .................. 12 Oak Hills Anderson 10 .................. 6 Princeton A.H,S. vs RICNiChulzls Burm UNTO. 1m crashes Mt'Nirk ball carrier to ground as Stratmarm t'No, 2H and Sell 0W0, 1m 10nd hand. A.H.S. vs Norwood Dorna CVO. 1U fades to throw screen pass to Maslowski H.CIU as Davis No. 1m pulls to lead downEcld blocking. We have accomplished another high point in sportsmanship. Here we sec Mr. Brown, athletic director, John Slcclc, wearer of first retired jersey, Forest Heis, wearer of this year's retired jersey, Coach Miller. 81 ROW ONE: Schmidlin, Hallsted, Judge, SellJ Evans: Obermeyer. ROW TWO: Donaldson, Eberle, Aicholz, Meyer, Cartwright, Martin, Coach Hamilton. Reserve Marsh, Heis, and Morsch leap high as Heis pulls down rebound. Morsch, evading opponent, sends jump shot toward basket. .. -. Wrg-I-lrr.-FI 3 ROW ONE: McDaniel, Manager; P. Burns: Morsch, ROW TWO: Coach Walters, Shaver, Heis, Smoot, Sell, Meyer, K. Burns! Pennington, Otten, Manager, Marsh, Chaney, Dorna, Coach Hamilton. Basketball Varsity Phil Burns drives past Milford defense to score layup. Baseball Team. ROW ONE: Ellsberry, NIanager; Wilhoit. Judge, Herring, Smith, Hallsted, Brown, Coach. ROW TWO: Matthews, Wallace, Morsch, Schem. Ferone, Gable- manj Schmidlin. ROW THREE: Schweitzer, Camden, EnzweilerJ Brown, Aicholz, Garman, Stearns. Baseball Mr. Miller helps J. Lanier, G. Smith, W. Breeden, and J. Remke improve their golf game. 84 Track Team. ROW ONE: Buschur, Daily, Godby, Trible, Kendall, Titus, Bridges, Hopkins. ROW Moss, Stratmann, Sell, Evans, Walker, Pettis, Mc- THREE:Hami1ton, Coach; Simpson, Heis. CartWright, Daniel. ROW TWO: Makepeace, Allen, Blartin, Barry, Kleinfeldt, Marsh: Meyer, Lavery, Short, SelL D. Sell, F. Heis, and J. Titus wait for Mr. Hamilton to say, Go!,, Tennis Tennis Team ROW ONE: Schueneman, Atkinson, Middleton, Armstrong; Kittrcll, Runyan. ROW TWO: Johns, Coach; Williams, Cochrane, Schilling, Klotter. 85 Social Graces Homecoming The annual Homecoming dance sponsored by the Student Council was a great success, More alum- ni attended this ycatss Homecoming than ever have before. Spirits were not damp- ened by the drizzlyt windy night; but tas seen in the picturd the winning float, Y-chn's Clip Their Feathersf! was not im- mune. The float showed a pair of scissors Operated by Anderson Redskins clipping the feathers of the Nonvood Indians, One of the more colorful and clever heats was GAAE t'XVe Chews to Winf showing a Redskin worm pursuing a Nor- wood apple from which a bite had just been taken. . X Queents Court ROW ONE: Jt Swisher, R. l Swisher, Henshawt ROW TWO: Rucss, Schweitzer, Kcnner, Queen: Sturgeon. 88 -7- Band Sweetheart Band President, Marty Bopp, pays tribute to Phyllis Stone, 1961 Band Sweetheart. 89 Band Sweetheart and Attendants. ROW ONE: Herbert, Walker. Kerb; Doyle Penis, Robinson. McDaniel, Sweetheart: Stone. Band Night, honoring the March- ing Band and its senior members, is celebrated at the time of the last home football game; halftime ceremonies are highlighted by the crewning of the Sweetheart and the passing of the Seniors through the traditional hourglass formation. The singing of the ttAlma MateP symbolizes the farewell appear- ance of the Seniors. The post- game dance is presided over by the Band President and pays fur- ther tribute to the Sweetheart and her court. 1961 Senior Members of Band: Barry, Bopp, Gear, Kutchera, McCoy, Meyer, Pettis, Sturgeon, Tarvin, Worth, Walk- er, Swisher, Ryall, Pearce, Martini, Lederer, Korb, Duncan, Beoddy. .1 Ppggqgs : Studio Homecoming Queen Band Sweetheart Juanita Sturgeon Phyllis Stone D5, Sophomores show enthusiasm Tension mounts as performers await cues. for the variety of food served. Christmas Formal Phyllis Stone and Sandi King burden Santa with many Christmas wishes. Entertainment at intermission is provided by vocal groups from music department. Lynn Taylor, as Mrs Paddy, expresses her hatred for everything in the world. In the role of Mrs, Savage, Nancy Martin fmds contentment in the rest- home and wins the approval of the inmates. Mrs. Savage says good-bye to the tinsel world in preparation for entering the world of reality. Miss Wilhelmina shows her affection for Jeff, who the other members of the house do not know is her husband. Junior Class Presents The Curious Savage by John Patrick 92 Thc greedy Savages demand that Mrs. Savage tell where the bonds are hidden. Cast Mrs, Savage .................... Nancy Martin Senator Savage .................. Cary Kittrell Judge Savage .............. William Christophe! Lily Belle Savage ................. Lynn Adams Hannibal ....................... William Bidle Jeffrey ........................ William Boles Birdie May ................. Pamela Schweitzer Mrs. Paddy ...................... Lynn Taylor Doctor Emmett ............ Charles Lauterbach Miss Wilhelmina ................. Sherry Meyer Florence ....................... Lois Hittinger Just a neighborly visit to see poor Mr. Whiteside Dramatics Club Presents The Man Who Came to Dinner by Moss Hart Ah! Roach City, Prof. Metz's special gift to Whiteside. Lorraine gossips about her most re- cent excursions in Europa 94 Through Banjo's ingenuity Lor- raine leaves scene. Cast Mrs. Ernest Stanley .......... Martha McDaniel Miss Preen ......................... Sue Heeb Richard Stanley ........... Charles Montgomery June Stanley ................ Pamela Schweitzer John .......................... Charles Pearce Sarah ........................ Laraine Drayer Mrs. Dexter ................... Dianne Horney Mrs, McCutcheon ................ Lynn Taylor Mr. Stanley ................... Robert Wilhoit Maggie Cutler ................... Sherry Pettis Dr. Bradley ..................... William Bidle Sheridan Whiteside ...... Alfred Mike Mueller Harriet Stanley ................... Bonnie Kaps Bert Jefferson ................... William Boles Professor Metz ................... James Buster 95 Henderson ........................ GerIy West Dascoli 3; Expressman ............... Jay Mann Enright .......................... jeff Lanier Baker ........................ Thomas O!De11 Lorraine Sheldon .............. Nancy Robinson Sandy ........................ Bruce Matthews Noel Carlton ................... John Marshall Miss Westcott .................. Denise Perone Radio Technicians .................. Jeff Lanier Gerry West Girl from American Express ...... Sue Kutchera Banjo ....................... Peter Maslowski Deputies ....................... James Conley Jack Howes Senior Class Presents Visit to a Small Planet By Gore Vidal Mrs. Spclding catches Ellen and Conrad. Delton 4 commands Cretan to leave earth and return with her. 96 Cast General Powers ........ Richard Smoot Roger Spelding .4 Alfred OJIich .VILLeller Reba Spclding ......... Nancy Robinson Conrad llayberry . Charles Niontgomcry Ellen Spelding ........... Sherry Pcttis Kreton ................ John Marshall Aide ................... James Boster TV Announcer .......... Daniel Mann Script Girl .............. Sue Kutchera Beatrice Lavoris ........ Larainc Drayer Cynthia Lavoris ..... Blartha hIcDanicl Delton 4 ................... Sue Heeb Creton warns Spelding household not to touch him Hess they love him. . Jet Crash advertlses puffed grass to make healthy children. Prom Queen Prom King Nancy Robinson Ken Burns 98 Juniors take time out to phone friends Junior-Senior Prom Kenwood Country Club May 25, 1962 Enjoyment is shown by all. Upperclassmen surround refreshment table for ugoodies.u 99 She should be okay for a little while I was sure there was enough air. Blackout from hThe NIan Who Came to Dinncf3 Class Day June 1, 1962 Our World Fair Cilannell and Mohr as the Khrush. The brass band attemptsasong c evs. 100 Kelscy Duck and Bilfic Jean Konop Nita Sturgeon Verna Bromer 101 N ational Honor Society LEADERSHIP CHARACTER New Members. ROW ONE: Beoddy, Borgerding, Bums, Pettis, Robinson, Seiter, Stankorb, Tvrdy, Burns. ROW Duck, Duncan, McCoy. ROW TWO: Obermeyer, Olsson, THREE: Detmers, Fisher, Kittrell, Martin, Mishler, Steams. Old Members ROW ONE: Lederer, Walk- erJ Kerb, Swisher, Sander. ROW TWO: Heeb, Marshall, Bopp, Heis, Maslowski. ROW THREE: Worth McDaniel, Grooms and Nash, Advisers; Titus, Principal. Peter Maslowski Smdent Council Scholar- Ship John Marshall ETA. Scholarship Martha McDaniel Kenneth Burns Christine XVorth G.A.A. Award D a. n fo r t h Foundation D a n fo r t h Foundation G.A,AA Scholarship Award Award Central Trust Scholarship P.T.O Scholarship Honor Students Rita Sander First Honor Student Forest Heis Faculty Award Outstand- ing Senior Sue Heeb Second Honor Student xxx Diane Duvall Calvin Bopp Judith Walker H.CC. Scholarship Kiwanis Scholarship Y-Tcen Scholarship 103 Mr, Titus gives last minute instructions to seniors. Forest Heis, Sue Heeb, and Alfred Mueller, the senior speakers. Commencement June 7, 1962 Verna Bromer helps Alfred Mueller with his cap. 104- Parents and friends become photographers in crowded conditions. 105 E. Waync Titus, George White, William Schick, H. D, West. and The Reverend John W. Bishop await their parts in the exercises E. W. Titus calls roll and Kenneth Bums re- ceives a. diploma and Congratulations from George White. Senior Activities BARBARA JEAN ADAMS 4 College Preparatory Course; Annual 1; Glee Club 1,2,3; Health Careers Club 1,2; Lantern 1; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council l;Y-Teens 2,3,4. SANDRA RAE ALCORN 4- General Course; Withrow High School 1,2,3; Glee Club 4. ARLENE IOY BACK 4 General Course; FBLA 1;Lan- tern 4; Librarian 4: Pep Club 1,2; Y4Teens 2,3,4. BRACY 0. BALL 4- College Preparatory Course; Cush- ing High School 1,2,3; Gold Scholarship Key. LARRY T, BARKER 4 College Preparatory Course,- Chorus 1.3,4; Glee Club 2, JOHN KENNETH BARRY 4 College Preparatory Course; NIL Lebanon High School 1; Band 2,3,4. jUDITH AILEEN BEHYMER 4 College Preparatory Course; Annual 4; Chorus 4; Glee Club 2,3; Health Ca- reers Club 3,4; Lantern 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Y-Teens 2.3,4, Vicc-Presidem 2. LARRY IOSEPH BELLEW 4 College Preparatory Count. SHARON ANN BEODDY 4 General Course; Band 1,2, 3,4; FTA 3; Health Careers Club 4; Lantern 4; Latin 2; Librarian 4; Wind Symphony 3,4; Gold Scholarship Key. KATHLEEN JANE BLACK 4 Businesx Course; Annual 3,4; Chorus 4; GAA 1,2,3; Glee Club 2,3; Lantern 4; Pep Club 1,2.3 ; Y-Teens 2,3,4. JEWELL KENYON BOAZ, JR. 4 Industrial Arts. KAREN SUE BONZ 4 Business Course,- FBLA 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,4; Y-Tcens 2,3,4. CALVIN M. BOPP 4 College Preparatory Course; Band 1,2,3,4, President 4; French Club 4; Key Club 4; Latin Club 1,2; Scholarship Team 1,2,3; Student Council 4; Wind Symphony 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Gold Scholarship Key. DONNA fEAN BORGERDING 4 College Preparatory Courxe; Latin Club 3,4; Scholarship Team 2,3; Switch board 3; Gold Scholarship Key. JAMES RICHARD ROSTER 4 College Preparatory Cuune; Withrow High School 1; Class Play 3; Dramatics Play 4; Football 1.2; Lantern 4. LINDA LEE BOWEN 4 Bujines: Course; FBLA 4; Y- Teens 4; Gold Scholarship Key. DONALD B. BRIDGES 4 General Comm, BEVERLY BRINKMAN 4 Buiines: Course; FBLA 3,4; GAA 1,2: Lantern 1,3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Student Council 1;Y-Teens 2,3,4. VERNA MARIE BROMER 4 Business Course; Chorus; Glee Club 1,2,3; Lantern 3,4; Pep Club 3. HOMER BRONSTON BROWN, IR. 4 College Prepara- tory Course. jAMES EDWARD BROWN ; College Preparatory Caurxe; Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 1; Class Secretary 1; Class Treasurer 2; Class Vice-President 4; Lantern 3,4; Student Council 4; Varsity Club 2,3,4. RONALD PAUL BROXTERMAN 4 Industrial Arts Course; McNicholas High School 1; Baseball 3; Glee Club 2.3; Key Club 4; Track 3. LOUIS FRED BUOB, 1R. 4 Business Course; Withrow High School 1. MARY 1'0 BURG 4 Business Courie; FBLA 2,3; KENNETH PA UL BURNS 4 College Preparatory Course; Basketball 1,2,3,4, Captain 4; Football 1,3,4; Hi-Y 2,3; Key Club 4; Lantern 3,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; President 4; Track 3; Varsity Club 3,4; Class Vice-Presi- dent 1; Class President 2,3; Buckeye Boys' State 3; Gold Scholarship Key. DANIEL ROBERT BUSCHUR 4 Industrial Arts Course; Chorus 4; Glee Club 12.3, Treasurer 2, Secretary 3; Key Club 2,3,4; Projection Club 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 4. Seniors observe progress in construction of new track. 106 PETER THOMAS BUSSE 4 Industrial Arts Course; McNicholas High School 1; Key Club 4. ALVIN DUANE BYBEE 4 Industrial Arts Course. RONALD ROBERT CAMDEN 4 College Preparatory Course; Baseball 152,33; Basketball 1; Class Treasurer 1; Football 12.3.4; Glee Club 1,2, Vice-President 2: Key Club 2.3.4; Student Council 2.3,4: Varsity Club 2,3,4, Sccretary-Treasurer 4. DAVID HOWARD CHANNELL 4 College Preparatory Course; FTA 3,4: Hi-Y 3; Key Club 4:5tudentCouncil-1. PEGGY ANN CLARK 4 Business Course; Y-Teens 3,4; Pep Club 1. MELVIN ARTHUR CONOVER 4 General Course; Chorus 3.4: Glee Club 1,2; Projection Club 1,2,14. ROSALEE R. COOK 4 College Preparatory Course; Chorus 3.4: Glee Club 1.2; Pcp Club 1,4: Y-Tetns 2. TERRY LEE COOPER 4 Industrial Arts Course; Woodward High School 1.2.3. KENNETH HENRY DIERKER 4 Central Course. KAREN SUE DIETZ 4 College Preparatory Course; Annual 3: Health Careers Club 2.3; Lantern 4; Latin Club 12 : Y-Teens 2.3,4. SHARON ANN DOYLE - College Preparatory Course; Rawlins High School 1 : Health Careers Club 2,3: GAA 1: Pop Club 3.4: Pom Pom Girl 3,4; Y-Teens 2,3,4. HELEN LARAINE DRAYER 4 College Preparatory Course; Annual 3,4: Chorus 2,3,4; Class Play 3; Dramat- ics Play 4: Health Careers Club '2; Lantern 4: Pep Club 1.2.3.4: Student Council 2: Switchboard 3: Y-Teens 2,3,4. KELSEY LYNN DUCK r- College Preparatory Course; Panncrest High School 1.2: Chorus 2,3,4; Lantern 4; Scholarship Team 3; Gold Scholarship Key. PHYLLIS ELAINE DUNBAR 4 Business Course; An- nual 4; Lantern 3: Y-Tecns 1.2. SANDRA JANE DUNCAN 4 College Preparatory Mr. Shafer discusses physics problems with students. 107 Jack Howes tries cramming for his last exams. Course; Band 1.23.4; French Club 4; Latin Ciub 1,2; Librarian 4; Scholarship Team 1,2;3; Wind Symphony 3,4; Gold Scholarship Key. DIANE ELIZABETH DUVALL 4 COUEge Preparatory Course; Chorus 1,131.4: GAA 1.2.3.4: Health Curecrs Club 3.4. President 4; Latin Club 1,2; Pep Club 12; Stu- dent Council 4; Y-Teens 2,3,4, Worship Chairman 4. HARRY EDWARD EBERLE, IR. 4 College Preparatory Course. IUDITH CAROL ELAM 4 Business Course; Y-Teens 2. ROY IAMES ELLSBERRY 4 College Preparatory Course; Baseball 4, Manager; Key Club 4. jOHN E. ENGLAND 4 Industrial Arts Course; Cross Country. BETTY ANN ERNST 4 Home Economics Course; McNicholas High School 1,2; Annual 3.4: Y-Tecns 3.4. GORDON BRUCE GEAR 4 College Preparatory Course; Band 1.13.4. ViCe-President 4: Class Play 3; Wind Symphony 3.4. WILLIAM ARTHUR GILPIN - Business Course. WILLIAM H. GOFF - Industrial Arts Course. LINDA KAY GRUBER 4 Business Course; Deer Park High School 1; Band 1; Y-Teens 1. RONNIE GLENN HALCOMB 4 Course; Football 2: Track 3. SUSAN ANNE HANNON 4 Business Course; McNicho- 1.35 High School 1; Annual 4; FBLA 2.3,4: Secretary 3, President 4: Latin Club 2: Student Counril 4. DEANNA HARRIET HART 4 Home Course; VVithrow High Schoo1 1,2. DANIEL LESTER HAUSMAN 4 College Prelbamtory Course. VICKY ANNE HAWKINS 4 Business Course; GAA Industrial A rt: Eranamics Students eagerly buy tickets to Senior Class Play. 12; Health Careers Club 1: Y-Tcens 3.1. V. ALLEN HAZELBAKER 7 College Preparatory Course; Hi-Y 2. ROBERTA SUE HEEB 7 College Preparatory Course; Annual 3: Chorus 2.3,1: Class Play 3: Dramatics Play 3,4; French Club 1: GAA 1: Glee Club 1: Latin Club 1,2: Scholarship Team 1.2.3; Pep Club 2.3,1: Y-chns 2,3,1. Secretary 1; Buckeye Girls, State 3; National Honor So- ciety 3.1: Gold Srholarship Key. FOREST STEPHEN HEIS 7 College Preparatary Comm; Annual 1, Advertising IVIanagcr: Band 1.2.331; Basketball 1.2.3.1: Class Play 3; Football 1,2,3,4. Captain 4; French Club 1: Hi-Y 1,2;3; Key Club 1; Lantern 4; Latin C1ub 1.2: Scholarship Team 2; Student Council 1.2.3.1, Vice-President 1; Track 23.1: Varsity Club 2.3.1: Wind Symphony 3.4; Class President 4-; Buckeye Boys$ State 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Gold Scholarship Key. CAROL ANN HERBERT 7 Buyinejs Course, Woodward High School 1,2,3: FBLA 12.3.1; GAA 1,2,3; Y-Teens 4; Pep Club 1,2,3. SUSAN ANN HINNERS 7 College Preimratory Course; Chorus 2,3,4; Glee Club 1: Y-Teens 1,2. CLYDE MORRIS HOPKINS, 1R. 7 College Prepara- tory Coune; Football 1.3: Hi-Y 2. JACK LAWRENCE HOPVES 7 General Course; Chorus 2,3,1; Class Play 3; Glee Club 1; Hi-Y 1,2,3; Projection Club 1,2,351, Presidem1. PAULETTE FA Y IAHNKE College Preparatory Comm; Annual 3.1: GAA 123,1; Lantern 4-; Latin Club 1.2; Y-Teens 2,3,1. World Fellowship Chairman 2,4; Bronze Scholarship Key. BONNIE ANN KENNER 7 Business Course; GAA 1; 108 Slalistirian 1: Y-chns 2: Class Sccrctary 2.1: Class Treasurer 3. KENNETH CHARLES KINCAID 7 General Course. SANDRA LYNN KING 7 Buxinejs Cou r52; North Little Rork High School 1.2: FBLA 2: Glee Club 1.2.3; Pep Club 12.3: Pom Pom Girl 2: Y-Teens 1,2. BILLIE jEAN KONOP 7n College Preparalory Coune; Annual 3;1. Associate Editor 1: Chorus 1.2.3.1: Class Play 3: French Club 1: chlth Careers Club 2,3,1, Vice-Prcsi- dcm 1: Latin Club 2. Svcrctary-Trensurcr 2: Scholarship Team 3: Pcp Club 2.3.1: Y-chns 2.3.1. Vice-Prcsidem 1; Silver Scholarship Key. IACQUELINE jO 1' KORB 77 College Preparatory Course: Band 1.23.1. Secrctnry-Treasurcr 1: Cheerleader 3.1: Chorus 3.1: FTA 2: GAA 1.2.3: Scholarship Team L3; Pep Club 1.2.3.1. Vicc-Prcsident 1: Wind Symphony 3: Y-Tcens 2.3.1: Nationa1 Honor Society: Gold Scholar- ship Key. SUE ELEN KUTCHERA 7 College Preparatory Courw; Annual 1. Division Editor: Band 1.2.3.1: Cheer- leader 1: Class Play 3: Dramatics P1ay 1: FTA 2: GAA 1, 2.3.1; Lantern 1; Latin Club 1.2: Pep Club 1,233; Slat- isticizm 3.1: Wind Symphony 3,1: Y-chns 2: Silver Scholarship Key, IEFFREY WARD LANIER 7 College Preparatory Comm; Chorus 1.2.3.1: Football 1; Key Club 1. LAURELLA ANNE LEDERER 7 College Preparatory Course; Annual 3,1. Division Editor 1; Band 1,251.1; Chorus 3,1; FTA 2.3: GAA 1.2.3.1: Latin Club 1:2, Vice- President 2; Pep Club 2,3,1; Statistician 123,1; Student Council 1; Wind Symphony 3,1; Y-Tcens 2,3,1; National Honor Society 3.1: Gold Scholarship Key. HELEN JANE MAHOOD 7 College Preflamtory Course; Chorus 3.4; FTA 2; GAA 2,3,4; Vicc-President 4: Glee Club 2: Pep Club 2.3.1. Many exciting moments come to seniors. Physics students discuss principles of electricity. KATHLEEN MALONE 4 Businem Course; Health Ca- reers Club 4; Pep Club 4. JAY DANIEL MANN a Business Course; Purcell High School 1; Dramatics Play 4. LAWRENCE ALAN MARCUM t Course. JOHN PVILLIAM MARSHALL 4 College Preparatory Course; Chorus 1,2,3,4, Vicc-Prcsident 4: Class Play 3; Dramatics Play 3.4; FTA 2.3,4. President 4; Lantern 3,4; Industrial A rt; 109 Latin Club 1,2; Scholarship Team 3; Student Council 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Gold Scholarship Key. JUDY DELORES MARTIN 4 Business Course; Amelia High School 1,2; Librarian 4. THOMAS F. MARTIN 4 Buxines: Course; Newton Falls High School 1,2,3. HARVEY EDWARD MARTINI 4 College Preparatory Course; Bethlehem Central High School 1,2; Band 1,2,3, 4; Chorus 2; Key Ciub 4; Projection Club 2. Senior girls get in shape. Statisticians, Kutchera; Lederer, McDaniel, Swisher, and McCoy, review statistics, PETER MASLOIVSKI i College Preparatory Course; Annual 41 Business Manager 4; Class Play 3; Dramatics Play 4: Footbali 4; Hi-Y 2.3: Key Club 4; Lantern 3,4; Scholarship Team 3 ; Smdent Council 3,4: National Honor Society 3,4: Gold Scholarship Key, FREDERIC A. MATTHEWS - College Preparatory Course; Fordson High School; Baseball 1,2,3; Cross Country 3; Track 3. MILTON LEE MATTHEWS, IR. 4 College Prepara- tory Comma; Deer Park High School 1; Band 1: Basket- ball 1; Football 1; Hi-Y 4; Latin Club 2; Track 1,3. Mad pool player concentrates on shot. 110 MARLENE MARIE McCOY 4 College Pregmratory Course; Band 12,34; GAA 1,2,3; Latin Club 12; Schol- arship Team 3; Pep Club i,2,3,4, President 4; Statistician 3,4; Student Council 4; Wind Symphony 3,4; YLTeens 2.3,4: Gold Scholarship Key, MARTHA JANE MEDANIEL 4 College Preparatory Course,- Annual 3,4, Division Editor 3,4; Chorus 2,3,4, Treasurer 4; Dramatics Play 3,4; French Club 2, Vice- President 2; GAA 123,4, President 4; Glee Club 1; Scholarship Team 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Treasurer 3, Secretary 4; Statistician 3,4; Student Council 4, Treasurer Sears Sanborn New printing class helps make many pamphlets, posters, and programs. 4-; Y-Teens 2,3,4, Treasurer 2; National Honor Society 3,4; Gold Scholarship Key. PATRICIA RUTH MCDOWELL ; Bujiness Course; FBLA 2,3,4: Y-Teens 2,3,4. jAMES CARLIN MCKEOPVN -, College Prelmmtary Course; McNicholas High School 1,2; Hi-Y 4-, MICHAEL LEO MESMER ; College Preparatow Course,- Basketball 1,2; Hi-Y 4; Lantern 4; Track 1,2. jERRY ELLIOTT MEYER ; General Courje; Band 1,2,3,4-; Basketball 4; Pep Club 1,2; Student CounciI 1. MARY M. MOHR , Cullege Preparatory Coune; FTA 3,4; Glee Club 3,4: Pep CEub 4-. CHARLES WALTER MONTGOMERY ; College Pre- paratory Course; Basketball 1,2; Dramatics Play 4; Foot- ball 1; Key Club 3,4, President 4; Lantern 3, Student Council 4-. LOIS IEAN MOORE i Business Course; Annual 4; FBLA 2; Pep Club 1; Y-Teens 2,3,4. ROY MORGAN ; Industrial Arts Course; Glee Club 1,2,3; Key Club 4. WILLIAM EDWARD MORSCH ; Industrial Arts Course, Basketball 3,4; Cross Country 3,4; Key Club 4, JoAnn Obermeyer is measured for her cap and gown by Pam Seiter and Roy Morgan. MICHAEL MUELLER 4 College Preparatory Caurse; Walnut Hills High School 1,2: Class Play 3; Dramatics Play 3,4; Key Club 4: Lantern 4. THOMAS STEVEN MURPHY 4 College Preparatory Courie; Chorus 1; FTA 1, MICHAEL ROY NEAL 4 General Course. DENNIS KEITH NEI'VMAN 4 General Course; Amelia High School 1,2,3, 10 ANN OBERMEYER 4 Businesx Course; Annual 4, Circulation Manager 4; Chorus 4; FBLA 3,4, Vice- President 4; Glee Club 1,2,31Lantern 3: Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Y-Teens 2,3,4, Vice-President 2; Gold Scholarship Key. ELLEN jANE OLSSON 4 College Preparatory Course; Chorus 2,3,4; French Club 4; Glee Club 1; Health Ca- reers Club 4; Lantern 3,4, Circulation Manager 4; Latin Club 1,2; Schoiarship Team 3; Y-Teens 2,3,4; Gold Schol- arship Key. DONALD EDWARD OWEN .1. College Preparatory Course; Basketball 1,2; Chorus 1; Glee Club 2; Track 2.3. DONALD EDWARD PANGBURN 4 Industrial Arts Course. LAWRENCE CARL PANNO 4 General Comte; Ame- lia High School 1. jUDITH MARLENE PARKS 4 College Preparatory Courxe; FBLA 2; GAA 2; Lantern 3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Student Council 3,4; Y-Teens 2,4. CHARLES KEITH PEARCE 4- College Preparatory Course; Annual 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 3; Class Play 3; Dramatics Play 4; Football 1; Key Club 3,4, Secretary , 4; Wind Symphony 3,4, JAMES I4 ILLIAM PENNINGTON 4 Industrial Art: Course; Basketball 2,3,4; Cross Country 4. SHERRY L, PETTIS 4 College Preparatory Course; Seniors have a rousing good time at banquet. 112 Rita Sander, Sandra Duncan, and E1- len Olsson received honorable mention on Ohio Scholarship Tests. Band 2,3,4; Cheerleader 4; Class Play 3; Dramatics Play 3,4; GAA 2,3,4; Lantern 3,4, Exchange Editor 3,4; Ma- jorette 4; Scholarship Team 2; Pep Club 3,4; Student Council 4; Wind Symphony 3,4; Bronze Scholarship Key. ROBERT EARL PFEFFER 4 Industrial Am Course. CHARLES ROBERT PHILHOWER 4 Industrial Arts Course. IEFFREY LEE PIRMAN 4 College Preparatory Course; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 3, IO ANNE POBANZ 4 College Preparatory Course; GAA 1,2; Glee Club 1,2,3, Vice-President 2, President 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4: Pom Pom Girl 4; Statistician 2,3,4; Stu- dent Council 1.2: Y-Teens 2,3,4. IACK HOWARD REMKE 4 College Preparatory Course; Golf Team 2,3,4; Key Club 2,3,4, Vice4President 4; Latin Club 1,2; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Gold Scholarship Key. NANCY IANE RHEIN 4 Buxz'nesx Coune; Cheerieader 2,3; FBLA 4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Y-Teens 2; Class TreaSu urer 4, VIOLET CHRISTINE RICHARDSON 4 Business Cnune; FTA 41 NANCY ELAINE ROBINSON 4 College Preparatory Course; Annual 3, Division Editor 3; Chorus 2,3,4; Class Play 3; Dramatics Play 3,4; French Club 4, President 4; Glee Club 1; Lantern 3,4, Page Editor 4; Latin Club 1,2, President 2; Scholarship Team 1,3: Pep Club 1; Student Council 2; Y-Teens 2,3,4; Class Secretary 3; Buckeye Girls1 State 3; Gold Scholarship Key. WILLIAM JAMES ROGERS 4 Industrial Arts Course. ROBERT WILLIAM ROYSE 4 College Preparatory Course; Chorus 2,3,4; Student Council 4. PEGGY MARY RUDY 4 Busines: Caurxe; Latin Club 1,2; Y-Teens 2,3,4. Mike Mueller displays superior science project. DA VID WILLIAM RYALL 7 College Preparatory Course; Band 1.2.33; Wind Symphony 3,4. LAWRENCE WILLIAM SANBORN 7 Induxtrial Arts Course; Student Council 1. RITA IANE SANDER 7 College Preparatory Courxe; Annual 4, Associate Editor 4: French Club '2: FTA 2.3.4, Treasurer 4: GAA 214; Latin Club 4; Scholarship Team 1,2,3; Pep Club 4; Student Council 4: Y-chns 2.3.4; Na- tional Honor Society 3,4; Gold Scholarship Key. IHLLIAM JOHN SCHICK III 7 College Preparatory Course. ELIZABETH jO SCHULZ 7 College Preparatory Course; Western Hills High School 1; Latin Club 2; Pep Club 4; Y-Teens 2,3,4. KENNETH RALPH SCHWEITZER 7 Indunfn'al Art; Course; Baseball 3; Football 1; Hi-Y 4, EDWARD .IOHN SCOTT 7 Industrial Arts Course. GILBERT LEE SEARS 7 College Preparatory Course; Annual 4; Band 1,2; Basketball 1; Class Play 3; Cross Country 4; Football 2; Glee Club 1; Key Club 2. PAMELA ANN SEITER 7 College Preparatory Course; Annual 4; French Club 4; Lantern 4; Librarian 4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Y-Tcens 2,3,4; Gold Scholarship Key. KENNETH ARNOLD SEMONIS 7 Industrial Arts Course. ANNE. CLAIRE SEYFFER College Preparatory Caune; FTA 3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Y-Teens 2. LLOYD GEORGE SHAW 7 Bulines: Caurxe. JANET GAIL SHOEMAKER 7 Buyinesj Comm; An- nual 3,4; FBLA 4; Lantern 3,4; Y-Teens 2.3.4. THOMAS EARL SMITH 7 Buxiness Comm; Elder High School 1 ; Footbail 3 ; Hi-Y 4. WINCHELL SMITH 7 College Prefmratory Course; Baseball 123,4: Basketball 1; Football 1.2.3: FTA -1r; Lan- tern Jr: Varsity Club 3,4. RICHARD H. SWIOOT 7 College Preparatory Courje; Baseball 3: Basketball 1.2.4: Chorus 1.2.3.4 . President 4: Football 1.2.3.4: French Club 1.2: Student Council 1.3.4; Class President 1; Class Vicc-Presidcnt 2.3. LINDA LEE SNOWDEN 7 Bun'nejx Course; Y7Teens 2.3. SHERR Y LOU STANKORB 7 Bun'ness Course; FBLA 3.1-: Lantern Jr; Schohrship Team 3; Gold Scholarship Key. SHARON LEVERNE STEELE 7 Businem Course; Chorus 1.2.3.4: GAA l: Y-Teens 2. jOHN A. STELTER 7 Induxlrfal Ari; Course. PHYLLIS MARIE STONE 7 Buxines: Coume; Chorus 4-; FBLA 4: Glee Club 12.3: Lantern 4-: Y-Tcens 2. PHILIP EUGENE STRATMANN 7 Colfege Prepara- lury Course; Withrow High School 12: Cross Country 3; Football 1,2,4, Manager 2: Key Club 4; Track 1.3,-1-; Varsity Club 4: Bronze Scholarship Key. DA VID ARNOLD STRICKMEYER 7 General Course; Baseball 2; Football 2.3; Hi-Y 4; Varsity Club 2,3,1. EVELYN IUANITA STURGEON 7 Business Course; Annual 3.4; Band 1.2.3.4; FBLA 4:; GAA 2; Librarian 4; Student Council 4: Y-Teens 2,3,4. MARIAN MARGARET SI'VISHER 7 College Prepara- tory Comm,- Annual 3,4, Division Editor 3, Associate Ed- itor 4-; French Club '2; GAA 1.2.3.4, Treasurer 4-; Lan- tern 3.1, Page Editor 4; Statisticians 2,3,4: WVind Sym- Talented musicians show correct way to play. Senior club presidents hold meeting in library. phony 3.4; National Honor Society 3.4-: Gold Scholarship Key. CAROL ELIZABETH TACGART 1 Bun'nesx Course; FBLA 4:131:20 C1ub 2.3: Y-Teens 2. ROBERTA ELIZABETH TARVIN 1 Colfege Prepara- fafj' Course; Annual 1: Band 1.2.3.4: Chorus 1: GAA 2.3,4: Glee Club 3: Pep Club 1.2.3.4; Wind Symphony 3,4; Y-Teens 2.3.4:: Bronze Scholarship Key. fOHN P. TINDALL 1 General Count, IOHN FREDERICK TURNER 1 College Preparatory Course; Chorus 3,1: FTA 3.4: Glee Club 2. ELIZABETH ANN TVRD1v - College Preparatory Courxe; FTA 3.4. Vichresident 4-; Lantern 4-, Business Manager 4; Latin Club 1.2: Scholarship Team 1: Pep 114- Cluh 2.3: Y-chns 2.3.4: Gold Scholarship Key. TIMOTHY GLENN VAN NESS 1 Indiutrial Arts Course. THOM'AS ROGER VOSS - College Course; Key Club 1; Student Council 3. 1UDITH ANN IVALKER i College Preparatory Course; Annual 3,-1. Division Editor 3.4. Band 12.3.4; FTA 5.1: GAA 1.2.3.4: Lantern 3.4, Exchange Editor 4; Pep Club 1.2.3.4: Student Council 1,2,4: Switchboard 1.2. 3: W'ind Symphony 3.4: Y-chns 2,3,4, Presidcnt 2,4, Treasurer 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Gold Scholar- ship Key. LINDA M. WARD 1 General Courje; Virginia Beach High School 1.2.3; Annual 2,3; CheerIeadcr 1,2; GAA Preparntmy Barbara Adams and Gene Strat- mann face college entrance. 1.2; Librarian 3. DONNA FAY I'VEAVER Businen Course; GAA 1,2; Y-chns 2. jUDY RAE WEIL H Businesx Course; FBLA 3,4, Treas- urer 4; Glee Club 1.2. MARY KATHRYN WENDELL - College Preparatory Course; Annual 3,4, Division Editor 3.4-; Band 1,114; French Club 4: GAA 1213,41 Lantern 2.3.4; Latin Club 1; Pep Club 123,4; Statistician 3,4; Wind Symphony 3,4; Bronze Scholarship Key. GARY ALLEN WETTENGEL General Course; Chorus 3,4; Glee Club 1.2: Projection Club 13,33. ROBERT CHARLES WILHOIT 1 General Comm; Band 1,3,4: Baseball 12,351; Basketbali 1: Dramatics Play 41; Football 12,33; HLY 2,3: Student Council 2; Varsity Club 2,3,4, LOUIS MEGREGOR WILLIAMS 1 College Prepara- iory Coune; Key Club 3,4, Treasurer 4; Scholarship Team 2,4. V. KATHERINE WILLIAMS ; Buxiness Switchboard 3, jOSEPH ALBERT WINKELBACH Business Course; Football 1,2,3,4; Hi-Y 1,2,3: Student Council 1,4; Track 3,4: Varsity Club 2,3,4, President 4-. LINDA fANE H'ISSINCER College Preparatory Course; Annual 4; Pep Club 4; Y-Teens 2,3,4, JOHN RALPH WITTMEYER 1 Industrial Arts Course. Course; Johnny Marshall shows off his skill of clowning. CHRISTINE IVORTH College Preparatory Course; Annual 3,-1, Editor 4; Band 123,4; Cheerleader 2,3,4, Captain 4; GAA 1,2.3; Scholarship Team 3; Pep Club 12.3; Studcnt Council 4, Secretary 4; Wind Symphony 3; Y-Teens 2,3; National Honor Society 3,4; Gold Scholar- ship Key. LOIS ANN WRIGHT - Businem Course; FBLA 41-; Li- brarian 4. VIRGINIA SUE WYKOFF 7 Business Course; Annual 4; Chorus 4; FBLA 2,3,4; Glee Ciub 2,3: Lantern 3,4; Pep Club 4-; YuTecns 2,3.4. MARY LAURA YOUNG i Home Economics Course; Pep C1ub 1 : Y-Teens 2. Paulette Jahnke, Judi Parks, and Jim Bester proved to have beautiful legs on Bermuda Day. 115 ; : . --- ...n... - m e. . .mmymm. , : . h School 1 H 101' Anderson jun Basic Preparations N inth Grade Strand, Ritter and Watkins learn that hunting paramecia can be fun. Adams Barbour Anderson Bedel Balmos Behymer Barber Beitenhaus Biedenham Boone Bilby Borgerding Birkman Brent Blackley Brewsaugh Brown Campbell Broxterman Carroll, E. Buchanan Carroll, T. Bushman Cartwright Chambers Clark Chapmon C Iark Childress Clement Christen Cobum Cob urn Cochrane Cole Conley Cotton Craycmfr Croncr Cummins Deer DeWar Dewey Deye Duvall Eberle Eich Eppley Gastrich Gatian Gibson, C. Gibson, N. Greene Gregory Guth Harvey Hicks High: Hinners Hofmann Hubbard Hudepohl Huebner Ison Johnson! J. Johnson, L. Johnson, L. Johnson, L. Keeler Kessling Kc tchum Kiefel Cook, G. Cook, 5. Cooke Cooper Darnell Daugherty Davidson Davis Duane Dugger Dunbar Dunhai'n Ernest Esslinger Foster Galinger Gilpin Glancy Godhy Grah am Halcomb Haistemian Hensley He rmann Hollstein Hough Howard, C. Howard, D. Jackson, G. Jackson, L. Jahnke J oehnk Johnson, R. Jolley J ones J ulien Kimball King, J. King, T. Kinley 119 Kirchen Knorr Koth Kuhl Lee Lehr Leidoff Lewis Love, P Loy Ludwick Ludwig Marsh Martin, C. Martin, D. Maynard Mesmer Me t2. Meyer Miles Mo eser Morgenthal Muchmore Muhlberger Nerl N 01in Norwell Olmstead Pangbum Paterson PauI Pavone Perrit Perry, C. Perry, J. PHugner Popp Powell Powers Prewitt Lain Lamb Latham Lederer Liggett Lipps Little Love, P. Luginbuhl Lyle Makin Mann NIC ColIum McConnell McCudden McFarren Miller Mills Mitchell Mishler Mullins Mulvaney Murphy Neal Oppt Orick Osborne Osmond Payne Peebles Pennington Penrod Phelps Pierce Platschik Pool Pyle Rennick Ryan Rosie Rosenberger Rodman Robe rts Ritter Simmer Sauls Schottle Schrimper Shaw, P. Shimber Sicgcl Silverman Smoot Snowden Soter Spitzer Still Stockman Strader Strand, B. Tarvin Te rlcscki Thelcr Thomas Vettel Vetter Vcntura XValtcrs W crner Wesslin g West Wheeler Winkleb ach Witschger Wolfangel Wolfe Ricketts Richardson, T. Richardson, V. Sander Scott Shannon Sharkcy Shaw, L. Simpson Skidmore Smith, J. Smith, R. Stacy Stagnaro Stankorb Stevens StrandJ C. Sutter, H. Sutter, R. Talgo Tischbein Tobias Troutman Truesd ell Watkins Weas VVegner Wendell White Williams Wilson Windsor Wright, E, Wright, G. York Young 121 Eighth Grade Mr. Benton counsels Manin on plans for future. 4:2; - N Anderson Ante Atkinson Babbs Bartmess Baxter Becker Bell Bloss Board Boaz Bolinger Brehm Briggs, K. Briggs, S. Brown, L. Burnes Burton Bu tler Calef Clark, E. Clark, K. Claxton Cole Cox Craycraft Cropper Cross Wilson and Backer Baker Barbary, C. Barbary, M. Best Bishop Blankenship Block BonelW Bowan Bowen Bowers Brown, R. Browne Buob Burdsal Carson Chandler Channell Clark, D. Combs Conover Copper Corcoran Cunningham Daily Dallmann Darling Davis Dean DeWar Dickman Duff Duncan Dunham East Emmick England Evans Fleming Fredricks Fryer Garrett Gastrich Gose Gossard Grab Grant JV? 2. i '27 , Haas V: Hafner . g , Hall, R. :1 Hali, V. g HepHinger n Herring x'Herrmann Harmer Houchen Ison Jacob James, C. Johnson, J. Johnson, L. Jones Kahdman Kennel. Kem Ketchum Ketter Dietz Dixon Dom: Dotzauer Eckerlin Edwards Ellison Elston Field Fontaine Foster Frazier Galton Gilpin Godfrey Goff Green Greene GrEer Guynn Hallel- Harmon Helm Helton H ively Holmes Hoobler Hope James, L. James, J. J av Johns Kayota. Kehr Kelley Kenner Kinbaum King, B. King, K. Kline. Klotter Koch Koger Kieper Lewis, J. Lewis, M. Loescher Luyster Martin Martin Nfartin, K. Matthews McDaniel McDonald McFarland McMillin Mignerey Miller, KA Miller, L. Miltenberger Murphy J- Murphy, K. Myers, B. Myers, J. Paterson Pen m d Perry Pe ters Prell Price Pyles Rabe Roberts Rodman Rothwell Rudy Schull Scott, C. Scott, D. Seyffer Lane Lawrence Lederer Leaver Lyman Miarksberry Martin, B. Martin, D. McBee McCarty McCarty McCollum Mechlin Menke Merritt Men Montanari Mosely Mullen Mullins Neal Neely Neukirch Parks Philhower Piepho Pollitt Prather Reagh Reinman Rhein Riley Runyan Rush Schick Schrage Shirley Shaver Shell Sibert Simmilink Simmons Simpson, M. Simpson, R. Smith, J'. Smith, M. Smoot Smythe Summers Thomas, M. Thomas, S. Thompson, P. Target Towels Troy Tum Vanover Vernon Viering Voss Waits, M. Walford Walker, D. WalkerJ J. West West VVilce Williams, B. Wilson, M. Wilson, R4 Winiield Winkle Worthen Wright Wymer YazelI Sinclair Smith, B. Smith, C. Smith, G. Sparrow Spurgeon Stamper Stevens Thornton Timmons Tolbert Toon Turner Valentine Van dergriff Vann Wagers Wagner Wainscott Waits: C. Ward Weis Wenger Wiscott Williams, L. Williamson Willoughby Wilson, K. Winkelbach Wittmeyer Wolfangel Worth Young, A. Young, L. Young, J. Zeter 125 Zimmerman For Man and Eggleston diligence is spark of perfection. New facilities enable Scott, Thomas and Berry. under dirct'tion of Mrs. Essex, to explore all phases of art. Seventh Grade 127 Aicholz Armbruster Amstrong Bass Beatty Behrman Bergert Berry Bolce B01313 Bramistetter Brannock Buscher Butler Caseltine Clark, K. Cotton Couch Cox Craycraf t Dardeen Davidson, G. Davidson, W. Deck Doggette Eggleston Ellis Emick Foster, M. Fouch Frerking Fromm Gatian Gilchrist Gilliss Godby Harmon Hart Helton Henshaw Baker Balmos Beyersdorfcr Biddle Black Board Bridges Broennan Bruier Burbage Clark, T. Clements Condor Cook Cuddleback Cummins Cunningham Dahlheimer DeLong Dennler Doench Doerr Fish Fite Forg Foster, B. Frost Fusaro Gabelman Gastrich GrifEs Hall, D. Hall, L. Hall, R. Hensley Hermann Herring Hittinger Hoskins, B. Hubbard Hoskins, H. Hubbard Howard Hudson Howell Johnson, C. Johnson, J. Jones Johnson Kaldmo Johnson Kayota Johnson, T. Kelly Kiefel LaFontaine King Latham Kline Lavery Koppman Lawrence Lehman Lipe Lemon Lockridge Lewis Loy Lion Ludwig Lyle Martini Marsh Marl Martin, C. Maslowski, D. Martin, G. Maslowski, S. Matthews McArthur Matthews MCC aldin Mayhall MCC ollum Maynard McFarren Meister Moore Metz Moriconi Miller, C. Moss Miller, T Murphy, M. Murphy, R. Newman Musscr Nieman Meyers Obermeyer Nerl Orr Otten Panno Owen Parrott Palm Pennington, K. Palmisano Pennington, T. Perry Price Poehlman Pusack Poweil Pyle Powers Ram ey 128 Reed, D. Reed, J. Reuscher Richardson, G, Roberts Robertson Robinson, D. Robinson, R. Saraceno Schilling Schingledecker Scott Shulz Siegel Smith, C. Smith, F. Stenburg Still Strader Taylor, C. Thomas, G. Thomas, S. Tischbein Titus Ventura Wade Wagner Waldron Watson Waddle Weas Wegelin Werner Whisner Wharton Williams, B. Wolf Wolfangel Wyder Wymer Richardson, M. Richey Ricketts Ringler Rollins Ross Rothwell Sanders Shakely Sheatzley Shore Short Smith, M. Stamper Stagnaro Steinmetz Taylor, T. Teeters Thomas, A. ThomasJ B. To: revin Trabish Troutman VanNess Walker Wamsley Warner Washbum Weis Welsh Wells Wendell Williams, C. Williams, D. Williams, M. Wilson Young, D. Young, E. Zenni Zeter 129 F aculty FLEM M. JUSTICE GERTRUDE ADDICOTT ,, Princjpal Assistant Principal I r y r ; 471 . Va W MISS MARY ADAMS Denison University, B.A. Language Arts. MRS. DORIS ARMBRUSTER Ohio State University, B.S. Vocal Music. MR, JOHN BAGOT University of Cincinnati, B.S., M.Ed. Amer- ican History, MR. EDWARD BENTON University of Kentucky, B.A.; Marshall University, M.A. American History. MRS. BETTY BROWN University of Illinois. B.S Health, Science. MISS JANE BYRON University of Kentucky, B.A. Language Arts, English IA MR. JIMMY CHAPMAN Ohio University, B.S. Boys, Physical Edu- cation. MR. RICHARD EICHE Ohio State University, 3.5. American His- tory, Science. MRS. DOROTHY ESSEX Washington State University, B.A. Art. M 130 MR. RICHARD FREES Miami University, B.A. Language Arts. MR. ERCEL FRYER Transylvania College, B.A.; University of Kentucky, M.S. General Science, Algebra I. MRS VIOLA GREGORY University of Cincinnati, B,S. Heafth, Orientation, Guidance Counseling. MISS JOAN HARRISON Western College for Women, BA Language Arts, Geography. MISS BARBARA HIXSON University of Cincinnati, BA. Art. MRS. MARILYN HOGUE Eastern Kentucky State College, B.A. English I, Algebra I, General Math. MR. DONALD HOGUE Eastern Kentucky State College, 13.5. In- dustrial Arts. MR. JAMES KAUFFMAN Ohio State University, 3.5. American His- tory. MR RALPH LANE Indiz'ma University; BS. Language Arts, Geography. MISS BARBARA LEINART East Tennessee State, B.S. Language Arts, Geography. MR. HAROLD LONGWORTH Union College, B.A General Business. MISS ELIZABETH MADDOX Ohio University, B.S.; University of Paris. French 1, Latin I. MR. MICHAEL MANNERINO University of Cincinnati, B.S.; Xavier Uni- versity, M. Ed. Junior Band. MISS HELEN MERZ Hanover College, BA. English 1. MR. QUENTON MILLER University of Cincinnati, B.S. Boysy Physi- cal Education. 132 MRS. JEANNETTE MINNING Western College for Women, B.A.; Uni- versity of Cincinnati, M.A. Science, Math. MRS. BARBARA MOORE Lesley College, B.S. Language Arts, Geog- raphy. MRS. JANET MORRISSEY Ohio University, B.A.; University of Cin- cinnati, M.Ed. Special Education. MR. ROBERT POSOCK Ohio University, 13.5. Science, Math MR. HAROLD PRICKETT University Of Cincinnati, B.S Science, Math. MRS. DOROTHY SCOTT Miami University, BS. Girlf Physical Edu- cation MR. JOHN SHEPHERD University of Cincinnati, 13.5. Math. MR. RONALD SMITH University of Cincinnati, 13.3. Math. MRS. SUSAN STAUFT University of Cincinnati, B.S. Home Eco- nomics. MRS. MARY STRUKE Miami University, B.S. Spanish I. MR. RICHARD WALTERS Wilmington College, B.SA Health. MISS ELLEN WEIGEL University of Cincinnati, BSA Math, Girl? Physical Education. MR, RICHARD WESP University of Cincinnati, B.S ; College Con- servatory of Music, Vocal Music. R. VIRGIL WILSON niversity of Cincinnati, 13.5.; College Con- ervatory of Music, BAM, Xavier University, M.Ed. JrA-Sr. OrchestrzL MISS FLORENCE WINKLE Ohio State University, B.A.; M.A. Li- brarianA MR. ROBERT WIXSOM Ohio State University, BS. General Sci- EnCC. MR PAUL WOOD University of Cincinnati, BA.; MA. Latin I. French 1. MR. EDWARD ZETTLER Ohio State University, BS. Language Arts. u ILI Office staH' learns to apply practical knowledge gained from daily experience. MRS. ELLEN RICKEY 133 Secretary OHicers: Kathy Paterson, Corresponding Secretary; Geoff dent; Terry Shannon, Sergeant-at-Arms; Steve Cooke, Tischbein, Secretary; Jim Blackley, Sergeant-at-Arms; President; Mr. Kaufi'man, Adviser; Mr. Lane, Adviser. Russell Keeler, Treasurer; Gary Winkelbach, Vice-Presi- Student Council ROW ONE: Armstrong, Henshaw, McFarren, Wolf; Lyster: McFarren. ROW THREE: Mr. Lane, Linder, Kline, Sheatzley, Kline, Ellison. ROW TWO: Lewis, Pavone, Montanari, Keeler, Blackley, Dixon, Shan- Miller, Tischbein, Paterson, Hermann, Winkelbach, non, Cook, Wagner, Mr. Kauffman. 134- Gazette WINIHHIH Staff. ROW ONE: Clements, Sauls, Riley, Witschger, Duvall, Godby, Adams, Roberts, Muchmore, Hall, Wainscott, Gatian. ROW TWO: McMilIin, Mr. Frees, Adviser; Wagner, Zeter. CENTER: Carol Dewey, Editor. Andersonian Stafl'l ROW ONE: Schneider, Miller, Cooke. ROW TWO: Shimler, Sutter, Troutman. ROW THREE: Strader, Linder, Montanari, Zenni, Terlescki. ROW FOUR: Wolf, B1055, West, Worth, Balmos. 135 v ROW ONE: Mr. Smith, Ad- viser; ConleyJ Adviser; Stein- metz, Wagner, Babs, SeyHer, Clements. R O W T W 0: Reagh, Schilling, Ernest, Zig os, Biddle. ROW THREE: Trabish, Barber, Eberle, Gib- son, Dahlheimer. R O W FOUR: Sutter: Cooper, Val- entine, Keeler. Language Lab 136 Fred Weis hands Mr. Wood tape recording for use in language lab. 8th Grade Chorus. ROW ONE: Fontajnej Worth, Houshen, Men: Wymer, Koch, McDaniel, Butler, Mesh- lin, Willaby, Klein, Babbs, Simpson, Sharp, Elston, Brown, Mignerey, Walker, Runyan. ROW TWO: Piephm Myers: Scott, Zeter, Paterson, Eckerlin, Smith, Smith, Reiman, Clark, Lewis, Timmons: Atkinson, Thomas, Klotter, Daily, Cook, Cross, Johns, ROW THREE: Lewis, Corcoran, Foster, Kinbaum, Wymer, Carson, Chandler: Luyster, Winkle, Board, Wilson, Gossard, DeWar, Holmes: Lederer, McMillan, West, Cook. ROW FOUR: Young Loescher, Calef, Mullens, Ketter, Montanan', Bowers, Dunham: Sin- clair, Dixon, Bartmess, McDonald, Garrett, Miller, Lee- ver, Smythe, Smoot, Murphy, Godfrey. Vocal Music 7th Grade Chorus. ROW ONE: Herman, Williams, John- son, Williams2 Richardson, Kelly, Frerking, Smith, De- Long, Ludwig, Klein, Young, Armbruster, Lockerage, Fusaro, Hall, Condor, Wolfangel, Gatian, Armstrong, Lavery, Henshaw. ROW TWO: Wegelin, Hoskins, Cook, Johnson, Robinson, Johnson, Hurst, Nerl, Howell, Dog- gette, Thomas, Lemon, Clark, Richardson, Boppj Hall, Stagnaro, NewmanJ Buscher, Martin, Balmos, VanNess, Titus, Tischbein, Myer. ROW THREE: Martini, Sheatz- lay, Loy, Hubbard, WhisnerJ Mayhall, Foster, Steinmetz, Strader5 Behrman, Murphy, Marconi, Mathews, Wolfe, Richetts, Maslowski, Lehman, Orr, Pusack, Wells, John- son, Lewis, Miller. ROW FOUR: Wymer, Price, Scott, Zenni, Frost, Gilchrist: Nieman, Owens, McArthur, Schil- ling, Ranier, Watson, Cotton, Gillis, Forg, Waddle, Ramey, Wendell, Robinson, Brewer; Shore, MillerJ Rollins. 9th Grade Chorus ROW ONE: Scott, Spitzer3 Terlescki, Sauls: Barbour, Schneider, Witschger, Shaw; Campbell, McCollum: Lehr, Stankorbj West, Stagnaro2 Wolfangel. ROW TWO: Brent, Maynard, Duvall, Silverman, Kuhl, Hinners, Ludwig, Hermann, Pierce, Smoot, Clark, Jackson, Perritt, Johnson, Gatian, Platschick, Skidmore, Leidolf. ROW THREE: Jahnkel Deer, Strand, Johnson, Guth, Paterson, Pavonne, Latham, Hough, Hight, Cotton, Wendell: Wheeler, Cook, Shannon, Esslinger, Marsh, Lederer, Mitchell; Conley; ROTV FOUR: Cooke, Mullins, Perry, Dewey, Ricketts, Keeler, Ryan, Blackley, Shaw, Mesmer, Sutter, Pflugner, Mishler, DeWar, Williams, Mor- genthal, Lewis, Dunbar, Duarte, Cartwright. 9th Grade Chorus Officers. Steve Cook, Vice- President, Jeff PHugner, President, Jim Blackr ely, Treasurer, and Pam Schneider, Secretzuy, admire their new robes. I38 Boys' Octet: Hinners, Cook, Paterson, Shannon, Ricketts, Smoot, Johnson: Marsh, accompanist. Girw Glee and Boys, Chorus. ROW ONE: NerI, Rectin, Leidolf, Clements, Miller. ROW TWO: Kinley, Tobias, Hofman, Chapman, Perry. ROW THREE: Pyle, Epply, Brown, Knorr. ROW . FOUR: Prewitt, Mills, Phelps, Siegel. v: : g, :1 N-a- - .. . ; A w; w y: w w ' 1 x W 35 i 5, w c A w w 5;, , , m g. r , ' g. . k i 4 Cr - i L , . 9;, ; ; ' 1 Mixed Ensemble: Mesmer, Dewey, Gatian, Brent, Hight, Kuhl, I mm; W Makin, Spitzer, Accompanist. 139 C FLUTES Carol Perry I I Sharon Cartwright David McFarren Carol Adams Sharon V'Vitschger Jane Elston Gail Grab Christine Dallmann Sandra Lewis Felicia. Montanari I II Patricia Neeley Linda Kinbaum Betty Condor Kathy Robertson Susan Johnson E F LUTE Mimi Rush OBOES Linda Lehr I I Mary Beth Lederer I II Junior Band BASSOONS Donald Bloss I I Linda Frerking I II CLARINETS Robert Babbs I I Patricia XVhite William Simmilink Frank Osborne Janet West Cathy Gibson Laura DeWar Marsha Worth I II Michael Behrman Cathy Patterson Margaret W ilson Carol Godfrey Beverly Sturgeon William Torget Donna Guynn Kathleen Klotter I III Susan Myers Russell McColden 140 Gretchen Lipe John Cuddeback Roxanna W hisner Charlene Fontaine Alma W olfangel Kenneth Simmons Dennis Neal ALTO CLARINETS Patn'cia McCollum Bonnie Schick BASS CLARINETS Dennis Williams Linda Spitzer Sue VVolfangel ALTO SAXOPHONES James West I I Whrd Mechlin Thomas Taylor I II Sally Osmond TENOR SAXOPHONES Robert Biddle Joseph Valentine BARITONE SAXOPHONE John Bedel TRUMPETS James Hight - I Marilyn W est Paul Channell Richard Pangbum Homer Cotton Donald Hough Tyler Clark Dennis Smith II Howard Bell Philip Gossard Louis Turner Chris Troy Lois Ketter III Thomas Schrage Gary Veming Steven Wharton Connie Bruier Barnez Toon Terry Beyersdorfer John Reed Timothy McBee F RENCH HORNS Shirley Sharp I Jan W orthen Judith Buschur II Carol Martin Carol Lehman - III Charles Osborne W IV Steve Herring BARITONE HORNS James McFarren David Kuhl Richard Bopp TROMBONES John Bartmess a I 14-1 Jeffrey Mesmer Roger Baxter 11 David Duff Gilbert Stagnan - III Randolph Gilliss RECORDING BASS HORNS Edward Clark Mark Vernon PERCUSSION Frank DeWar Steven Haller Thomas Board Gregg Fusaro Bruce Wamsley BELLS Beth Kelly Vicki Lewis TYMPANI Dee Dee Scott Washington supervises his colleaguw work. junior High Operetta T0 the Rescue Barton College students 550w loyalty to their school, nu Class and faculty show enthusiasm in music Bakers show students how to dance. Oh yes, iFs Washingtonw 143 ROW ONE: Ellison, Browne, Koppman, Arm- strong, Van Ness, Lavery, Bolce, Mignerey, Miller, ScottJ Clark, LedererJ Miss WiegelJ Ad- viser; Roberts, Shick, King. ROW TWO: Helm, Loy, Elston, Troutman, Fontaine, Sharp, : 3 3 i x, 4. Weas, Meyers, Black, McMillian, Dietz, Ecker- lin, Campbell, Smith, Adams, Thomas. ROW THREE: Lyman, Pusack, Klotter, West, Trout- man, Worth, Towles, Adams, Cooke, Deer, Plat- schik, Shaw, Tobias, Snowden, Gatain, Wain- Junior 14-4. Crosse team. Mri Scott, Instructor; Carson, Grab, Clark, Scott, Wilson, Worth, Sharp, and Elston represent 8th grade La. Scott. ROW FOUR: Terlescki, Sauls, Clements, Merz, 'Wilson, McCollum. Stankorb, Schneider, McConnell, Wolfangel, Linder, Dallmann, Car- son, Grab: Kinbaum, NIarsh, Shimler, ROW FIVE: B'Ieyersj Lehman, Kiefel, R'Iiller, VVen- G.A.A Representatives: Marsha Worth, 8th grade; Susan Meyers, 7th grade; Debbie Loy, 7th grade; Phyllis Lymanj 8th grade. dell, Latham, Marsh, Edwards, West, Loescher, Kiefcl, Montanari, Knorr: Sutter, Perry, Pyle, Crnycraft, Calcf. 14-5 during mounts G.A.A. basketball games. n m .S n 6 T Cage ball provides more ex- citing game of volleyball. 14-6 6...... Football Ninth Grade Team. ROW ONE: Harris, Coach; klebach, Howard, Hudepohl, Cook, Boone, Mishler. Pierce, Wilson, Smoot, Joehnk, PHugner, Mann, ROW FOUR: Pavone, Graham, Clark, Patterson, ROW TWO: Lee, King, Guth, Ludwig, Prewitt, Muhlberger, York, Blackley. Shannon, Tarvin. ROW THREE: Whitaker, Win- 7th and 8th Grade Scores 9th Grade Scores Anderson. . . .6 Sycamore . . .24- Anderson. . . .L ..... McNicholas Anderson. . . .6 Amelia ..... 8 Anderson. . . JV ..... Finneytown Anderson. . . .0 Schroeder . . . 8 Anderson. . . .W ........ Amelia Anderson, . . .6 Finneytown . . 12 Anderson. . . .W ....... Sycamore Anderson. . . .6 Amelia ..... 0 Anderson. . . .L ....... Princeton t Anderson. . . .W ........ Amelia 147 7th and 8th Grade Team. ROW ONE: Bell, Torgett, West, McDonald, Thomhill, Kaldmo, Vandergrift, Hall. ROW TWO: Best, Kline, Tunt, Miltenberger, Scott, Bowers, East. ROW THREE: Kline, Marz, Behrman, Rothwell, Murphy, Shingledecker, Winkel- bach, Hall. ROW FOUR: Dunham, Walters, Coach; Field. Basketball 7th 8: 8th Grade Scores Anderson ...... 41 Anderson ...... 38 Anderson ...... 3 2 Anderson ...... 1 9 Anderson ...... 40 Anderson ...... 50 Anderson ...... 28 Anderson ...... 35 Anderson ...... 3 2 Anderson ...... 44 Anderson ...... 36 Anderson ...... 44 Monfort Heights ...... 2 2 Mariemont ........... 2 7 Finneytown ........... 49 Sycamore ............. 2 1 Madeira .............. 29 Monfort Heights ...... 36 Finneytown .......... 44- Glenview ............. 13 Madeira .............. 3 1 Amelia ............... 1 8 Glenview ............. 14 Sycamore ............. 43 148 9th Grade Scores Anderson ...... 24 Anderson ...... 48 Anderson ...... 43 Anderson ...... 35 Anderson ...... 34 Anderson ...... 36 Anderson ...... 50 Anderson ...... 44 Anderson ...... 33 Anderson ...... 39 Anderson ...... 4-8 Anderson ...... 42 Anderson ...... 44 Mariemon t ............ 2 2 Sycamore ............. 15 Norwood ............. 3 5 Purcell ............... 32 Princeton ............. 36 Sycamore ............. 2 1 F inneytown ........... 36 Milford .............. 39 Princeton ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 55 Norwood ............. 34 Amelia ............... 2 1 Milford .............. 28 MCNicholas ........... 40 Basketball 9th Grade Team. ROW ONE: Halcomb, Johnson, Buchanan, King, Pierce, Lyle, Mann. ROW TWO: Shannon, Lee, Prewitt, Smoot, Broxterman, Hicks. ROW THREE: Cook, Sharkey, Pfiugner, Blackley, Huebner, Pater- sonJ Whitaker, Coach Harris. 7th and 8th Grade Team. ROW ONE: Tum, Winkelbach, Marl, Yazell, King. ROW TWO: West, Talbert, Pollitt, Kaldmo, Haas, Shaver. 149 7th and 8th Grade Baseball Team: ROW ONE: thews, Dickrnzm7 Kaldmo, Marksbcrry, West, Ellis, Bass, Maslowski, Winklebach, Murphy, Turner, Becker, Rheinj Chapman, Coach. BellJ Marz, Hall. ROW TWO: Bowers, Mata Spring Sports Track Team: ROW ONE: Ricketts, Wright, Wagner, Scott, Rothwell, Owen, Mesmer. ROW Latham, Wendell, Tischbein, Keeter, King, Par- THREE: Smith, sanders, Dickson, Target, Hal- rot. ROW TWO: Lee, Shaw, Olmsted, Klimt, comb, Weis, Little, Steinmetz: Maslowski. 9th Grade Baseball Team: ROW ONE: Pierce, non. ROW THREE: Cook, Pavone, Blackley, Winklebach King, Hicks. ROW TWO: Brox- Pflugner, Boone, Biedenhorn, Patterson. terman, Smoot, Buchanan. Osborne, Lyle, Shan- 7th Grade Cheerleaders: Wymer, Robertson, Richardson, Armstrong, Titus. 151 iL Cheerleaders Ninth Grade Cheerleaders, Cheryl Sauls, Gay Gregory, Pam Schneider. Dara Kimball, and Kathy Nerl, show enthusiasm for their team. Nancy Summers, Marilyn Roberts: Monica XVy- mer, Cathy Paterson, and Dean Runyan Cheer for Eighth Grade basketball team Scholarship Team ROW ONE: Godby, algebra; Marsh, English; Meyer, Latin I; McConnell: English. ROW TWO: Bushman: science; Deye, science; Sutter, algebra; Moeserl Spanish; Childers, algebra. Community Interests CONGRATULATIONS To the CLASS OF 1962 STUDENT COUNCIL BOOKSTORE Your Own 1pm Phone What teenager wouldn't get excited over having her very own Princess phone, Think what a ioy to use a phone that's scarcely bigger than your hand - rho: feels light as a feather - with a dial that glows softly, lights up brightly whenever you pick up the receiver. 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AYER SALES - INC. 7863 Beechmonf Avenue 27 Years Some Location 231-7970 Compiimenfs FRIEND HAVE AN EAT-OUT FEATURING SWIFTS PREMIUM Hamburger 15ct French Fries IOCF Fish 25tt Chocolate Shake 2M BEECHMONT GOLDEN POINT 7825 Beechmonf Avenue Structure I Steel Fabricufing CompHments of SCHWEITZER BROS. C0., INC. MADDUX 8. ESTER Boiler Repairs SOHIO Beechmonf 8 Salem Call: MA 1-5478 Cincinnati 30, Ohio COMPLIMENTS of ' GATCHETT CHEVROLET SALES - SERVICE KUNKEVS 6615 Beechmonf Avenue THE ONLY PLACE TO BUY COSMETICS SE 1 COMPLIMENTS jg, g Bt- OFJX D3016 . A ULMER'S SOHIO SERVICE 6389 Salem Pike BE 1-9858 FRIEND WHEEL BALANCING - BRAKE SERVICE WATCH HILL TEXACO COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Salem 8- Bu rney COMPLIMENTS OF 'jIIr-slllll' BE 1-8488 Cincinnati 30, Ohio 2107 Beechmonf Ave MT. WASHINGTON HARDWARE 2210 Beechmont Avenue BEechmonf 1-7766 WILLSON DAIRY COMPANY and HOLIDAY ICE CREAM COMPANY PA. 1-6550 HEIMERDINGER 8: CO. Fresh Dressed Poultry Home Dressed Quality Meats Cincy's Best Ground Beef Pickled Tongue Frozen Foods 1216 Vine Sfree? Cincinnati 10, Ohio Phone: CH. 1-3008 FOR QUALITY CONCRETE AND SERVICE 1CALL' THE BETHEL SUPPLY COMPANY Beihel, Ohio Plant Phone: 763-2245 Tobosco, Ohio Plant Phone: 752-3300 Milford, Ohio Plant Phone: 831-4800 COWPERTHWAITE FLORIST FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS BEechmonf 1-7158 Cherry Grove COMPLIMENTS f? OF 90 I r1; 1 A FRIEND Formal Wear by LANDENS Prom Bound Special Student Prices All New Garments Ivy Trousers Sparkling White Dinner Jackets Colorful Cummerbunds and Ties Smo rfly Plea ted Sh irts Hyde Park Cincinnati 2709V2 Observatory 635 Vine Covingron Cheviot 10th 81 Madison Glenmore-Hording COMPLIMENTS OF THE EDWARDS CO. REALTO RS 2116 Beechmont Ave. BE. 1-8642 COMPLIMENTS FRIEND DON SHELANDER SUNOCO SERVICE Motor Tune-Up - Minor Repairs Brake Work - MuFrlers - Road Service Beechmont 81 Mears, Mt. Washington BE 1-9877 Compliments of ALLAN1S PHARMACY 2125 Beechmont Avenue Cincinnati 30, Ohio Compliments of the BEECHMONT BICYCLE SHOP COMPLIMENTS OF BURNEY LANE CLEANERS Burney Lane at Salem BE 1-9366 lEHMAN1S DOT FOOD MARKET MEATS 31 PRODUCE WE DELIVER Sutton and Salem BE. 1-9331 NOW IT'S PEPSI For Those Who Think Young! Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company of Cincinnati 2121 Sunnybrook Drive POpIur 1-5800 Compliments of T. P. WHITE 8: SONS FUNERAL HOME Established 1870 Our Only Location 2050 Beechmonf Ave. Cincinnati 30, Ohio BE 1-7150 Mark E. Croxton - John W. Croxton Beauty Salons Fareshille Be 1-2323 Mt. Carmel Fl 29435 MF-z-u Mt. Auburn Ca -1 -9044 Compliments of GRAFPS TV 7160 Beechmoni Avenue BE 1-4643 NEWTOWN HARDWARE 6876 Main Streef Lo-1 -6032 MULLER'S SHOES POLL PARROTT - RAND - POLLY DEBS 2 BALL BAND PRESCRIPTION AND CORRECTIVE WORK 2061 Beechmonl Ave. Beechmont 1-9351 $1 in! .4. .1ylriiwamgi . w?