Anderson High School - Andersonian Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 194 of the 1963 volume:

. fijl 4.1!! ANDERSONIAN 1963 ANDERSON SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL C z'ncinnati 30, Ohio Volume XXXIII CHAPTERI CHAPTERII CHAPTERIH CHAPTERIV CHAPTERI7 CHAPTERIU CONTENTS MUSDOAJA ............. SOCDHJZAYYON ....... STAAUWA .............. ETIQUE TTE ........... AWTWZUMTYON ........ COAUMERCE ........... ...... 19 ...... 43 ...... Z5 ...... 127 ...... ME PAGE ...... 95 IT H S TORY OF ANDERSON 1963 A Word of Gratitude In gratitude for everything he has done for Anderson and for us, we the Senior Class of 1963, are proud to dedicate this ANDERSONIAN to Herschel D. West. During his eight years as superintendent he has shown a deep concern for the development of the young peo- ple in this area and has provided outstanding leadership in the advancement of all phases of the educational program of the Forest Hills School District; We, however7 will remember Mr. West, not as a remote and impersonal administrator, but as a friend with whom we could enjoy the various social events of the school. He cheered at our athletic victories and grieved with us at our defeats. He felt every tense, as well as amusing, moment of the dramatic productions. He attended every vocal or instrumental concert. His participation at school dances made him a friend to all. we were happy to know he cared enough about us to participate in the social, as well as in the business, affairs of the school. We want to wish Mr, West success in his new oHice as Assistant Superintendent of Hamilton County Schools, and we are glad that he will be coming to visit us m HCTSChel DA WESt often: we hope - in the future. Assistant Superintendent Hamilton County Schools A Word cf Welcome We knew only that he , . . SWas born in 1923 in Wilson, Arkansas? iispent six years in the United States Navy in World War Hf: iigraduated from St. Louis University in 1952 with a Bachelor of Science Degree in business adminis- trationfi gieamed his Masteris Degree from Xavier Univer- sity in 1959:: ;was Assistant Superintendent for two years in the West Clermont Schools and was Superintendent in Williamsburg for three yearsfl This is what he had done before he came to Anderson W'e watched and wondered what he would do for us. He came to Anderson with the belief that his most im- portant job was to supervise projects already started and to see that they were completed as intended. He also had plans for development in two major academic areas e our guidance department and an adult education pro- gram. As the year progressed; we watched the fulfill- Robert Gofonh ment of his plans and learned to respect and admire Superintendent him. We at Anderson welcome our new superintendent, Forest Hills Schools Robert Goforth. ADMINISTRA TION Martha E. Silver Secretary Jane Norton Stenographer Forest Hills Board of Education. Kenneth Wolv- en. Wiiliam Schick, VicewPresident: George White, President: Peggy Gilfillen, Clerk; Harry Tischbein, Louis Graf. E. Wayne Titus Principal of Senior High School Royal A. Hall, Jr. Assistant Superintendent ANDERSON: OUR STORY, 1963 A story is usualiy one book, one plot, one set of circumstances lead- ing to one turning-point and one inevitable ending. It is its own small world. - Our story is different. It is the story of many books. It is many worlds in one behind the high: silver lettering, ciAnderson Senior High School? Here in one short year many lives grow, many minds meet. Ours is a world of books which we try to picture in this one book. It is a world of minds from many centuries speaking in our century. Through our teachers they open their thoughts and experiences to us Our story is of moods, expressions. Here one will see the pensive and the exuberant, hard work and concentration. The difficult is made interesting; the achievements become an inspiration. Here is found study, intensity. The hash of school spirit and light flooding into our many-windowed main corridor is matched by the light in eyes of sudden understanding. Our tools are books and buildings, teachers and tests, our wits and our wonderingsV To our curiosity teach- ers bring their creativity in the hope that in this world, new worlds may be discovered, Even in an empty building with teachers and students gone, one may come sud- denly upon a room of resting books, and the heart of our story comes alive. COMING TO SCHOOL In one of the most severe winters on record, the familiar entrance greets the student every morning. We wake to the opening of a new chap- ter or a testing on an old one. At these moments we are seldom aware of the larger goals; only that school is open again, and we hope we have studied the right questions. THROUGH THE SNOW Snow gleams in the sun on our campus, and someone has taken a new direction beyond the shoveled walks. For a moment we may wonder whether, using the landmarks of study and discipline: we may End our own way from the world of Anderson. M OMEN TS OF REFLECTION Waiting at the stairs before class, students carry books almost noncha- lantly. Some take a moment to scan the displays prominent in the cor- ridor. These are the moments, also, to reflect on yesterdaygs exams, tomorrowk assignments and the method for handling crutches after an early foot- ball practice. The design of building and lighting often keeps our eyes moving upward. 10 11 Students are seen curiously watching the photographer through the class room door. These boys and girls now go to the new Wilson School. The concept of balance is not restricted to architectme. One might suspect that a baainced curriculum might not always be a subject of student thought. Library Conference Room The cafeteria: conference room for special news, discussions on everything under the sun , . . and a place to eat lunch. OUR STORTHAS MANTSETTINGS The attractiveness of the main corridor, with its Since we pass through every day, we are not always plants exposed to natural light, invites us to school. aware of the vitality and warmth of the setting. 0113. and Carol discuss the dafs assignments. Students $nd Mr. Titus and his office staff ready to answer kheir questions, and, perhaps. arrange for a schedule change. 13 Friendly, informally; students share their views and discuss their reactions to the. days work. 14 S USPENDED ANIMA TION Both the mobile display and the students5 minds seem to move in the interplay of teacher, student, and subject. Our story in pictures catches some of the creativity by teachers and the concentration by students, Whether it be classroom or corridor, lecture or discussion, the hard work of study goes on. Geometry students, in deep thought, are caught behind the graphic illustration of their subject CONCENTRA TION Paul Schueneman makes alcohol from fermented molasses. Science and math: language and literature, social studies and busi- ness education are some of the absorbing interests of every day. Often: Andersonians are so caught up in the excitement of discovery: or in preparing for examinations: that they can resist the intrusion of a photographer or the noise of a group talking just down the hall. Approach of mid-term examinations is evidenced by crowd- ed library. I5 IN CLASSES We work, using the techniques of dis- cussion, visuai aidsJ textbooks and li- brary resources . . . to seek better ways of finding facts and communicating ideas. Teachers work constantly to Fmd new ways, and to improve old ways, to pre- sent the subjects assigned to them. One of the problems is the ever- Changing and growing knowledge in many Helds. Students are encouraged through assigned research subjects to ex- plore these for themselves. M1: Norton presents basic principles of electricity. AS INDIVID UALS Hard work at a good dictionary is often necessary to prepare one for the language in a given Held of knowledge, One must do this for himself, alone, in the quietness 0f the library. The work of Gdigging 01155 the facts is a very important part of remem- bering. Preparing for research papar, Dave Sell takes notes from the dictionary 16 m Wm ,.. A LONGER DAT It is already long after school; yet some students remain. . - , L h gs k Whether because of self-imposed ex- tended study or activities, which make up the wellq'ounded program at Ander- sonJ many are involved in work after the I final bell. 1 These impressions typify the moods, the work, the inspiration, enthusiasm and intensity which are part of the story at Anderson. Pam Schneider snatches mo- ment for study before cheering practice. ii? N-w aLHt i . 'x a: I J STORY OF WISDOM 2O LYNN BARBARA ADAMS MICHAEL LEE ALEXANDER u JUDITH MAE ANDERSON KAY LOUISE ANDERSON JUDITH RAY BETZ WILLIAM T. BIDLE WANDA LEE BOAZ DANIEL JAMES BOEH DAVID ARTHUR BOETTGER WILLIAM EDWARD BOLES, II PATRICIA ANN BRACKETT WINSTON HERBERT BREEDEN ARLENE DIANA BRIDGES ROBERT HAROLD BRIDGES JO ELLEN BROWNE CHAREL JEAN BURCHFIELD RUSSELL HOWARD BURGER PHILIP JOHN BURNS KENNETH WARREN BUSCHARD I PAMELA DEE CAPLINGER CONNIE LEE CHACKSFIELD WILLIAM ABEL CHANEY JUDITH ANN CHAPMAN LARRY RONALD CHAPMON WILLIAM R. CHRISTOPHEL CHARMAINE CLAY JAMES VINCENT CONLEY RODNEY JAMES CORBIN PAMELA JAYNE COYKENDALL 21 N? IO KATHLEEN CUMBY MARLENE JUNE CUREE JANET PAULA DARNELL MARK LOGAN DAVIS CYNTHIA JANE DETMERS MICHAEL ROBERT DEWEY MARY ANN DIEFENBACH WILMA JANE DIERKER MARGARET KATHLEEN DORETHY JAMES RANDALL DORNA NANCY LOU ELLIOT PEGGY ANN FEHL CAROL FAYE FISHER CHARLES G. FLECKENSTEIN JUDITH MAY FULLER DONNA JEAN GILLISS JOYCE ELAINE GLANCY LOUIS WILLIAM GRAF ONA LEE GRAHAM MARGIE OLLA HALCOMB FREDERIC HAROLD HEIS MICHAEL DENNIS HERRING LOIS THELMA HITTINGER DIANNE HORNEY THOMAS EDWARD JAY LAWRENCE L. JOHNS LYNNE DARLENE JOHNSON EUGENE CLIFFORD JOHNSTON LINDA SUE JOLLEY JUDITH KAY JONES 23 24- RONALD E. KING WARREN CARY KITTRELL HENRY BRYANT KLEINFELDT . LINDA LOUISE KNORR CAROL ANNE LAMMERS JUDITH KAY LATHROP CHARLES WILLIAM LAUTERBACH CRAIG STEVEN LOESCHER WENDELLA CHERYL LONG RICHARD LAWRENCE LYMAN DIANE MARIE MACK STEVEN GEORGE MAKEPEACE KATHLEEN MALONE SUSAN ANNE MARKELL GORDON ALBERT MARSH NANCY JANE MARTIN JOSEPHINE ANNE MARTINI BRUCE ALLEN MATTHEWS JANET LEE MAYS KATHLEEN MARY McCANN MICHAEL EARL MCGUIRE FAITH MARIE MEISTER JOANNE GRANERT METZ SHERRY JEAN MEYER MARTHA LYNN MISHLER SANDRA LOU MONTGOMERY DENNIS LANE MOOREHOUS CAROLE JUNE MORGAN KAREN ANN MURPHY PETER JOSEPH NABERHAUS 25 26 DONALD CHARLES NEAL WILLIAM HARRY NERL MICHAEL FRANK NOLAN JUDITH A. OPPENHEIMER LUVENIA SUSAN PACE CONNIE ANN PERKINS FRED A, PFEFFER, JR. JAMES VIRGIL PHILPOT DAVID LEWIS PIEPHO FRANK ANTHONY RAMUNDO DONNA MAE RANDALL CHRIS LEIGH RATTERMAN BRUCE GRAVES ROBERTS MARY PATRICIA ROYSE BONNIE DAYLE RUNYAN CAROLE JEANNE RUSSELL DALLAS RONALD SAMMONS GLENDA SUE SAMSON HELEN MARIE SCHMIDT SUSANNE SCHMITZ PAMELA LEE SCHWEITZER . DAVID MICHAEL SELL JERRY FRANCIS SHARKEY THOMAS ALAN SHAVER STANLEY GEORGE SHOBER WILLIAM CLYDE SHORT JERRY LESTER SIMPSON DIANA LOUISE SMITH EDA MARIE SMITH PATRICIA JEAN SMITH 27 28 RALPH GARY SMITH CONNIE GALE STAMPER WILLIAM ARTHUR STEARNS LINDA LOU STEELE SUE IRENE STOUTENBURGH CAROLYN JANE STREMICK AUDREY ROCHELLE SWISHER LYNN ELSBETH TAYLOR RAYMOND HAROLD TAYLOR TAMERA ANN TERLESCKI JERRY JACKSON THORNBERRY JERRY WAYNE TITUS WILLIAM B. TORSCH ELAINE TOWNER GEORGEANNE TRUE DAVID E. TUNGATE SHARON KAY VOGEL ANN CATHERINE VOORHEES JANE C. WARFORD EARL BEVLIN WATKINS ' GERALD RICHARD WEST - SAUNDRA LEE. WHEELER DIAN DELORIS WILCE. GREGG C. WILSON SANDRA LOU WOERTZ JOYCE LEE WRIGHT MARY EMILY WRIGHT MICHAEL E. YOUNG RUSSELL F. YOUNG PHILIP L. ZIGOS 29 jUNIORS Decisions! Decisions! President: Scott Hallsted Vice-President: Joe Schmidlin Secretary: Jackie Swisher Treasurer: Fred Turton Ackman Armstrong Adkins Atkinson Aichholz Babbs Amann Balint Barry Biddle Beatty Boeshe rz Becker Bopp Berger Bowen Bowers Burche Lt: Brehm Burgevin Brokamp Buschur Brow ne Butte Bybee Cartwright Caplinger, C. Clark, F. Caplinger, S. Caron Clark, J. Combs Clements Conover Close Costa Clough Cross Daily Dierks Daugherty Dixon Deer Doll De Lancey Donaldson Dorethy Eberle Dome. Edwards 130le Elam Dunham Ellis Ellsberry Enzweiler Ellsberry Evans, C. Emmert Evans J English Everman Ezell Fromm, W, Farris Furman Ferone Garman Fromm, B. Garshclis, G Garshelis, RA Griner, P. GOde Groh Green Gross Griner, GA Grove Hagar Hargett Hallsted Harris Hamblen Hart, RA Hammon Hart, 5, Hartman Heneveld Hatterick Henshaw Helderbrand Hensley Hendershot Herbert Hertz Howell Heywood Hughes, D. Hill Hughes, S. Hoflstcin Humphries Hurst Johnson, L. Ingram Johnson, R. Jackson Jones, By Johnson, A. Jones; L. 31 Jones, P. Judge Justice Kaps Kohlhepp Lane Lavery Lawson Martin, L Martin, J, Martin, J4 Martin, J. Middleton Miller Moore Moorehous Nerl Newman Nichols Obermeyer Panno Parrntt Parsons Perone Prewitt Prickett Pryor Rabe Reinschmidt Retzler Ric hardson Rogers Scherm Schilling Schmidlin Schneider Schueneman Scott Seals Seitzinger Kendall Ke rn Kiel Klotter Lotz Mack Martin, C. Martin, G. McDaniel McFarland McFarren Meyer Moss Muhlberger Nash Neeley O,D e11 Orick Otten Palmer Pettis Petty Poirier Pottinger Ramund o Raneri Ratterman Reeks Runyan Rusk Ryall Scarborough Schott Schricker Schrimper Schroeder Sell Senior Settles Shannon Shepard Simmons Smith, J Smith, V. Thomas: G Thomas, S. Thornberry Tipton Vance Vogt Wade Walker Whitaker White, G White, P. Whitson Wyder Zimmerman Zinga Stiles Sullivan Swisher Taggart Todd Trible Truesdell Turton Wallace Warford Wegelin Wheeldon Williams, L. Williams, RV Wilson7 R. Wilson, S, Neither Rain nor Sleet nor , . 33 S OPH 0M ORES Pathfinders 0f the Sophomore Class. Treasurer: Ronald Prewitt, Secretary: Carol Dewey, President: Stephen Cook, Vice-President: Jerry Pavcme ,x Adams Allen Balmos Barber Behymer Beitenhaus Biedenham Bilby Boone Borgerd'mg Brent Brewsaugh Burdge Bushman Campbell Cartwright Christen Churchill Clark, C. Clark, J Barbour Bay Beaudion Bedel Birkman Bishea Blackley Blanton Brown Broxterman Buchanan Buelsing Castle Chambers Chapman Ghildress Clements Coatney Cole Conley CookJ G. Cook, S. Cooke Cooper Darnell Daugherty Davidson Davis Dietrich Duarte Dugger Dunbar Eppley Ernest Esinnger Fischer Gastrich Gatian Gibson, C. Gibson, N. Greene Gregory Griner Guth Hausterman Helvcy Henderlight Hensley Hofmann Hollstein Hough Howard; C. Ison Jackson, G. Jackson, L. Jahnke Jolley Jones Keeler Keifer Cotton Craycraft Cummins, L. Cummins, 5. Deer DeWar Dewey Deye Dunham Duvall Eberle Eich F isher Fle dde rm an Foster Garshelis Glancy Glutz Godby Graham Halcomb Hamad Harvey Hasseltine He rmann H icks Hight Hinne rs Howard, P. Hubbard Huedepohl Huebner Joehnk Johnson, B. Johnson, J. Johnson, L. Kesslin g Kiefel Kimball King, J . King, T. Kuhl Kirchen Lain Knorr Lamb Koth Latham Lederer Liggett Lehr Lipps Leidolf Little Lewis Lockard Love, P. Ludwig Lovej R Luginbuhl Lowe Lyle Loy Makin Mann Maynard Marsh McCollum Martin, C. McConnell 1 Martin, D. McCudden McFarren Miles Mesmer Miller, M. Metz Millerj P. Meyer Mills Minder Morgenthal Mishler Muchmore Mitchell Muhlburger Moeser Mullins Mulvaney Nolin Murphy, D. Nowell Murphy, L. Olmstead Nerl Orick Osborne Pavone Osmond Payne Paterson Pccbles Paul. Pennington, D. Pennington, J. Perry, J. Penrod PHugner Pcrritt Phelps Perry, C. Pierce Platschik Powell Pobanz Prewitt Pool Pyle t Popp Rennich 36 Richardson, T. Richardson, V. Rishel Ritter Russ Ryan Sander Sanner Schrimper Scott Seitzinger Shannon Siegel Silverman Simpson Skidmore Snowden Sotir Spitzer Stacy Strand, B. Strand, C. Sutter, H. Sutter, R. Thomas Tischbein Tobias Troutnan Vetter Walters Watkins Weas West Wheeler Whitaker White Wolfe Wolff Wright, E. Wright, G. Roberts Rodman Rosenbergcr Rosic Sauls Scaggs Schneider Schoettle Sharkey Shaw, L. Shekro Shimler Smith, D. Smith, J. Smith, J. Smith: R. Stagnaro Stankorb Stockman Strader Talgo Tarvin Terlescki Theler Truesdell Tungate Ventura Vettel Wagner Wend ell Werner Wessling Williams Wilson Winkelbach Witschger Wysong York Young Zemanek 37 FA CULT? 38 Our Teachers at Work, Mr. CHARLES BROWN Miami University, B.S. World History, Sociology Miss RACHEL BRYANT Miami University, BS. Plane. Geometry, Algebra II, journalism. Mr. LESLIE COMES Eastern Kentucky State College, 3.5.; Ohio State University, MA. Vocational Coun- selor, Practical Biology. Mr. PHILLIP CORNWELL Ohio State University, BS Biology. Mr. JERRY DUNN Eastern Kentucky State Coliege, B.S. Graphic Arts, Woodwork, Mr. RICHARD EICHE Ohio State University, BS. American Problems Mrs, DOROTHY ESSEX Washington State University, BA. Art Mr. KENNETH FURRIER Miami University, B.S.; Ohio University, M.Ed. American Problems, Dean of Boys. Mr. ROGER GROOMS Wilmington College, B.S. Speech, Dramatics, American History. Mr. PAUL HAMILTON Wilmington College, B.S. Business Mathe- matics, Bookkeeping. Mrs. JEAN SAWYER HARRIS Barnard, B.A.; Columbia Univasity, M.A. English II, IV. Mr. WILLIAM HARRIS Marshall College, B.A., M.A. Geography, American History. Mr. BARRY HESS University of Cincinnati, B.S, World His- tory, World Geography. Mr. D JAY JOHNS Vanderbilt: B.A English III. Mrs. RUTH KERSHNER University of Cincinnati, B.A. English II, III, Business English. Mr. HAROLD LONGWORTH Union ColEege, BA. General Business. Sales-Law. Miss ELIZABETH MADDOX Ohio University, BS; University of Paris French I, II, Latin I Mr. MICHAEL MANNERINO University of Cincinnati, B.S.; Xavier Uni- versity, M.Ed. Senior Band. Mrs. SHARON McDERMOTT Ohio State University, B.S. Shorthand I, II, Typing II, Office Practice. Mr. QUENTON D. MILLER University of Cincinnati, B.S., M.Ed. Boys, Physical Education. Mrs. PAULENE MINDER Ohio Univemity, B.A., MS. Home Econom- ics. Miss DORIS BHTCHELL Wilmington College, 13.3,; Ohio State Uni- versity, MA. Plane Geometry, Algebra 11, Solid Geometry, Trigonometry. Mr. JOSEPH MOLER Wilmington College, B.S. Mechanical Drawing I, II. Mrs. JANET MORRISSEY Ohio University, B.A.; University of Cim Cinnati, M.Ed English IIJ Special Educa- tion. Miss VERA M. NASH Ohio Wesleyan University, BA; Univer- sity of Cincinnati, M.Ed.; University of Kentucky School of Library Science. Li- brarian. 39 Mr. H. GARY NORTON Eastern Kentucky State, B.S. Industrial Arts. Mr. DONALD PARKS Morehead State College, B.S World His- tory, American History. Mr. BILLY RAZOR Morehead State College, BASA Chemistry. Mrs. DORIS SCHWEICKART Ohio State University, B.S. Typing L Busi- ness Math, Mrs. DOROTHY SCOTT Miami University, B.S. Girls, Physical Education. Mr. JOSEPH SHAFER Ohio State University, B.S., M.Ed. Physics, Algebra II. Mrs. MARY H. STRUKE Miami University, BS. Spanish 1,11. Mr. RICHARD TOBIN Xavier University, B.S. English II. Mr. MARVIN VAWTER University of Cincinnati, B.S. English II, III. Mr. RICHARD WESP University of Cincinnati, B.S.; College Conservatory of Music. Vocal Music. Mrs. MARGUERITE WEST Oklahoma State, B.S. Typing I, Personal Typing, General Business. Mr. WAYNE WILLIAMS Ohio University, B.S. English I, II, Ger- man I. Mr. VIRGIL WILSON University of Cincinnati, B.S.; College Conservatory of Music, B.M.; Xavier Uni- versity, M.Ed. Instrumental Music. Mrs. THELMA MORGAN College of Nursing and Health, University of Cincinnati, R.N. School Nurse, Mrs. MARIAN WRIGHT Ohio University, B.S.; Xavier University, MA. Testing and Research. Bus Drivers. ROW ONE: E. Broxterman, R. BroxtermanJ Blanton, Knabe, Aicholtz, Hornschemeier, Rardin. ROW TWO: Richey, Walker, Justice, Ulmer, Curtis, Ellsberry, McCoy, Moermond, Carr, Simpson, Miller, Knorr, Taylor. SER VICE PERSONNEL Cafeteria Staff: Ragland Perry Daily Burns Dietitian Channell Louella Reece Custodians: Doench, Jones, Thomas Web rmann Perry Ragland 41 S TOR T OF S OCIALIZA TION S TUDEN T CO UNCIL Members. ROW ONE: Jones, Chaney, Burns, Swisher, Henshaw, Stearns. ROW TWO: Martin, Hallsted, Turton, Deer, Dorna, Herring, Tungate. ROW THREE: Hicks, Wright, Paterson, Cook, Stout- enburgh, Schweitzer, Meyer. ROW FOUR: Pierce, Judith Jones, Historian, scan book. Herring, Heis, mas tree in lobby. spending Secretary, and Charlotte H e n s h aw, Dewey decorate Christ- Matthews, M. Dewey, ChapmanJ Kaps, Schricker. ROW FIVE: Taylor, McFarren, Ludwig, Sutter, Keeler, Fisher. ROW SIX: Todd: Dorethy, Betz, D51- mers, C. Dewey, Schneider, Corre- scrap- and 44- Student Council $ consisting of club presidents, class oHicers, and homeroom representatives h correlates, organizes, and supervises student activities. Among the special projects of the year were the pur- chasing of furniture for the lobby, a project financed by Student Council, Y-Teens, GAA, FBLA, Pep Club, and Key Club, the initiating of plans for the composition and selection of an appropriate seal and motto, the beginning of correspondence with Sekondi College, Sekondi: Ghana, designed to broaden our knowledge of school life in Africa. The council again sponsored the traditional Homecoming, Christmas Formal, Bermuda Day, Senior-Faculty Volleyball Game and Spring Dance. Student Council OfEcers: Philip Burns, President, William Stearns, Treasurer, William Chaney, Vice-President, and Rochelle Swisher, Sec- retary, check invoice of new chairs. Burns, Jones, Stearns, and Hall- sted are engrossed in selecting motto and seal for Anderson. LA NTERN STAFF Editors: Jones, Clay, Biddle, Kaps, Schricker, Chapman, Graf, Betz, Godby, Tun- gate, Chief; Heis. Rachel Bryant Adviser Circulation: Bums, Herring, Jones, Coykendall, Clements, Spitzer. Richard Eiche Business Adviser 46 The 1963 LANTERN enlightened the school year with news of Anderson and our community. Twice a month it could be seen shining out through the cracks of almost any locker. Every issue, each filled with editorials, Red- skin Warriors, jokes, and questionnaires, was read and enjoyed by the students. 47 Reporters: Churchill, Fisher, Spitzer, Lathrop, Clay, Clements, Harris, King, Graham, Dewey, Ventura. EditonindChief Tungate. Editor - Dayle Runyan Assistant Editor - Carol Lammers Vera M. Nash Adviser Page Editors. ROW ONE: Lammers ROW TWO: Randall, Martin, Dewey, Kaps, Slremick, Meister, Clark, Pace, Jones, Coykendall, Gilliss, Chapman, Smith,Miller hot picturedy Graham. ROW THREE: Stamper, Berger, Jackson, 48 Since 1931, when the first volume was printed, the ANDERSONIAN has grown in many ways. The Erst thin book of sixty pages satisfactorily depicted life at a school in which few extra-curricular activi- ties took place. A dedication to the seniors and a picture of the nine teachers of the high school were includedJ while a graduating class of eighteen stu- dents was featured. The 1963 yearbookJ volume XXXII, contains 184 pages, a dedication to a devoted man, and thirty- eight faculty pictures. This year a graduating class of 160 students is featured. The ANDERSONIAN has progressed through the years with our ever- growing school. Business. Editor r. Vicki Humphries Adviser h Marvin Vawter Manager h Michael Herring Circulation Staff. SEATED: Cummins, Howell, Schilling. STANDING: Smith, Jones, Swisher, Meister, HalcombJ Coykendall, Perkins, Randallh Advertising: Vawmr, Herring, Humphries, Rogers, Clark, Halcomb, Zimmerman, Meister, Furman, Perkins, Schilling, Burgevin, Brahm: Howell, MacFarland, Smith, Randall, Dewey. 4-9 SPE C TR UM Spectrum, the student literary anthology, made its debut this year under the united sponsorship of the English, Art, and Graphic Arts Departments. Contributions were carefully rated by the editorial com- mittee, and when accepted, were given to the Art Department for illustrating. Print- ing and binding were done by the Graphic Arts Department. Kathy Kiel Art Editor Nancy Martin Editor Editorial Committee; SEATED: Coykendall, Burge- viri, Graham, Vawter, Adviser; Essex, Art Adviser; York, Martini. STANDING: Tungate. Jean Harris Adviser Mary Emily Wright Editor 50 ROW ONE: Mesmer, Sgt.-at-Arms; Sutter, Pres; Marsh, Vice-Pres.; Sauls, Sedy-Treas. ROW TWO: West, Wysong, Smith, Terlescki, Scott, Davis, Troutman, Murphy, Clements, Godby. ROW THREE: Schoettle: King, Talgo, McConnell, Lederer, Meye r, PHugner, Seitzinger, Sutter, Dewey, Ludwig, and Keeler portray the birth of Christ in Latin Club play using Latin Bible as text. LA TIN CL UB LehrJ Martin, Leidolf, DuvallJ Seitzinger. ROW FOUR: Pflugner, Dewey, Mullins, Keeler, Rossow, Morgenthal, Graham, Joiley, McFarland, Sut- ter, Seitzinger. ROW FIVE: Bishel, Murphy, Osmond, Ludwig, Borgerding, Lewis, Tisch- bein, Cooke, Hinners, McFarren, Hermann. FRENCH CL UB Officers: Terlescki, Vice-President; Adams, Pres. ; Clay, Sedy ; Kittrell, Treas. ROW ONE: Dorcthy, Tobias, Stremick, Strader, Luginbuhll Peterman, Combs, Martin, Deer. ROW TWO: Brown. Duarte, Jahnke, Shimler, Wolff, Myer, Mil- ler, Burgevin, Cartwright. ROW THREE: Weas, Matthews, Tungate, Cotton, Muhlberger, Wendell, Stearns, Herring, Becker, GERMAN CL UB OfEcers, Emmert, Treas., Scherm, Pres,, Brehm, Sedy., Atkinson, Vice-Presv lead Christmas Carols SEATED: Graham, Buelsing, Donaldson, Williams, Schrimper, Edwards, Ackman, Gar- man, Schilling Heriz, Atkinson, GilIiss. STANDING: Warford, Zimmerman, Brehm, Kohlhepp, Godby, Adviser Williams, Clements, Runyan, Klotter, Bybee, Scherm, Elm mart, Deer. 52 Wire you sure you don,t have Love Is Eternal? SEATED: Craycraft, Wheeler, Mack, Bridges, Wright, Smith, Detmers, STANDING: Buelsing, Oppenheimer Kleinfeldt, Strcmick, Dunham, Knorr. LIBRARIAN S OFFICE AIDS Woertz, Anderson, Betz, Clancy, Anderson, Bridges. M m5 ' Www THC EHH'fba mt WW'RYRA$CIE? RADM' Tm Mawmzuam of 4.55M cm 3: 91. into mm mm urzomxrbigam FONS H . STRIKYURAL. EFFELTS IMWE EHQTWUONCF THE FEHKLE AN NZREM'W YHE SIZE WALL CELL VAE LDl-ES ' Gamma 0E Comlt'noas OF THE coma:- TILE WHOLESMD H?OTDFLAEHIL BUBBLE: AND sum mp: mma,wm mmuam mum sum min LmuL oasesnnz aim Am mans: m Hmmum AND msm ms: unmm: mm o: M cELL Bum srwum Aw ijadmmul. 7 mm: min: unis cf mommmL cmss WHI5M'WMJOH OF W ANDRNA. n2 RTrvr urnynn Stephen Hermann - District and State Science Fair winner. Kenneth Barry w Participant in Engineering Society of Cin- cinnati Science Fair and District Fair. James Tungate - Determination of Dissolved Oxygen Levels in Various Concentrations of Detergents - Excellent rating in District Fair. Robert Mills Determination of Total Radia- tion Count, Lee Aichholz - First Prize winner in Engineer- ing Society of Cincinnati Science Fair; District and State Science Fair winner. Project Sul- phur Dioxide Determination. SCIENCE PR OjECTS Bronze. ROW ONE: Bopp, Meyer, Clement, Godby, Scott, Edwards, Babbs, Rassow, Bowers, Moeser, Scherm, R. Cummins, Troutman, Churchill, S Seitzingerl ROW TWO: Seitzinger. ROW FOUR: Hermann, Buchanan, B. Frommj R. Sutter, Dewey; Minder, de Lancey, Marsh; McConnell, Tischbein, J Tungate, Perrit, Ludwig, Osborne, McFarren. Burgevin, H, Sutter, StacyA ROW THREE: Lavery, Dcye, SCHOLARSHIP KEYS Silver. ROW ONE: G. Martin, CurEss, Kaps, Wyder, HartJ Kiel, L. Johnson, Buschur. ROW TWO: C. Martin, Atkinson, Turton, Godby, Wegelin, Armstrong, McFarren. i339 S CH OLARSHIP TEAM ROW ONE: Kiel, Rabe, Terlescki, Pace, Godby, Meyer, Sutter, Deye, McFarren, Jolley, Atkinson, Davidson, Johns, Dixon, Martin ROW TWO: Buchanan, Ludwig, Kaps, Stacy. ROW FOUR: Moeser, Bybee, Emmert, Herring, Marsh, McConnell, Reeks, Minder, Kittrell. ROW THREE: Hermann, Steams, Martin, Rossow. Gold Key. ROW ONE: Peterman, Clay, Martini, Martin, Fisher, Swisher. ROW TWO: Jones, Mishler, Denners, Horney, Tungate, Sell. ROW THREE: Kittrell, Steams, Burns. Y-Teen oFEcers contribute to annual Toys for Tots Program, SEATED: Doyle, Worship ChmrL; Runyan, Secretary; Horney, ViCe-Presi- Junior and Senior Members. ROW ONE: Fisher, Horn- ey, Runyan, K. Dorothy, Johnson, Doyle, Todd, Schrick- er. ROW TWO: Bishea, Stamper, Biddle, Browne: Wright, Perone, Chapman, Schneider, Diefenbach, Clay, Peterman, D011, Ventura, Lammers. ROW THREE: Johnson, Costa, TownerJ Mishlerl Dixon; Jones, Hen- shaw, Martin, Ellsberry, Herbert, Rogers, Combs, Ells- berry, Muhlberger, Dorna, Elam, Martin, Schweitzer, dent; Schricker, ICC; Fisher, Program Chmn. STANDING: Dorethy, President; Todd, ICC; 58 Johnson, Treasurer. Swisher, Smith. ROW FOUR: McFarland, Kaps, J0!- leyJ Heywood, Morgan, Anderson; Detmers, Betz, Set- tles, Bopp, Brehm, Hittinger, Taylor, Caron, Lathrop, Zimmerman, Hatterick, Ellis, Stremick, Balint, Malone, Coykendall. ROW FIVE: Metz, Stoutenburgh, Fehl, Moore, Burgevin, P. Dorethy, Howell, Jackson, Knorr, Butte, Stiles, Schmitz, Humphries, Schmidt, Berger, Clancy, Murphy. Sophomore Members. ROW ONE: Luginbuhl, ry, Murphy, Burgh, Jahnke, Dunbar, Mitchell, Wes- Kirchen, Smith, Stankorb, Wysong, Spitzerj Mar- sling, Osmond, Baul, Knorr, Brown. ROW FOUR: tin, West, Lehr, Keifer. ROW TWO: DuvaH, Kim- Cooke, Miller, Snowden, Deer, Lederer, Conley, ball, Solar, Shaw, Gibson, McCollum, Barbour, Lei- Wolff, Campbell, McCudden, Maynard, Lewis. dolf, Castle, Hubbard, Fisher. ROW THREE: Per- T- TEENS Y-Teens is a service club, afhliated with the YWCA, and dedicated to Christian goals and purposes. The Anderson chapter serves in many capacities: hcandy StripingI hworking in hospitalsL giving to the needy at Thanksgiving and ChriStmas, and contributing to the Toys for Tots Program. This year for the first time sophomores were per- mitted to join; thus the club became a medium for uniting the girls of the senior high school in a. comh mon fellowship. Y-Teenqs President, Kathy Dorethy, and Key Club President, Richard Lyman, serve at Pancake Breakfast. 59 KEY CLUB Officers: R. Lyman, President, S. Makepeace, Secretary, M. Davis, Lieut. Governor, G. Wilson, Vice-President, J. Titus, Treas. Richard Lyman talks with Aunt Jemima and Stan Doma, Kiwanis President, at pancake breakfast. Members. ROW ONE: Breeden, King, Taylor, Makepeace, Titus, Davis, Wilson, Loescher, Dewey, Chaney. ROW TWO: Judge, Conley, Christophel, Burns, Boettgerj Smith, Graf, Stearns, Heis, Zinga. ROW THREE: Cook, Deer, Aichholz, Martin, Barry, Blackley, Schott: Boone, Pavone, Seals. ROW FOUR: Schmidlin, Buschur, Wegelin, Turton, Wilson, Hallsted, Boeshen, Patterson. 60 PR OjECTION CL UB Projection Club trains and schedules students for the opera- tion of audio-visual equipment. After passing tests on tech- nical knowledge in their field, the new student operators assist in the showing of Hlms and filmstrips, in taping of speeches and foreign language exercises, in lighting of school dramatic prodluctions7 and in erecting and adjust- ing the public address system for sports events and ban- quets. Senior Members and Adviser: Davis, Conley, Parks, Piepho, Kittrell. SEATED: Glancy, Miller, Latham, Little, er, Hendershot, Wilson, Miles, Scaggs, Pennington, Huebner, Young. STAND- Cook, INC: Parks, Adviser; Petty, Simpson, Sand- FUTURE TEA CHERS OF AMERICA Officers: J. Warford, ViceQPresident; M. Watford, Secretary ; Howell, Treasurer; Meyer, President. Members. ROW ONE: Shimler, Fledderman, Witsch- Buelsing, Cartwright. ROW THREE: Ackman, War- ger, Schneider, Godby, L. Browne, R. Meyer, Boaz. ford, 5. Meyer, Adams, Howell, McConnell, Marsh, ROW TWO: Clements, Wegelin, Cotton, Sutter, Russ, J. Browne. F U TURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Officers: Lolz1 Treasurer; M a y s, Vice-President ; Herbert, Secretary ; Chapman, President. 62 Members. ROW ONE: Seitzinger, Rogers, Dorethy, Mitchell, Gibson, Smith, Murphy, Troutman, Clem- ents, Oppenheimer. ROW TWO: Schmidt, 'Jolley, Fehl; Johnson, BergerJ Mullins, Perry, Strand, HaL HEAL TH CAREERS comb, McCanm ROW THREE: Duvall, Zimmer- man, Chapmon, Runyan, Klotter, Vogel, Flecken- stein, Hertz, Betz, President. Officers: Runyan, Treasurer; Dorethy, Secretary; Vogel, Vice-President; Betz, President. ROW ONE: Cumby, Stamper, Bracken, Chapman, Wright, Prewitt, Long, Howard, Stankorb, P. Smith, Whitaker. ROW TWO: Hagar, Silverman, Hatterick, Hughes, Hill, Wheelcion, Jones, Pryor, Martin, Campbell, Churchill, Johnson. ROW THREE: Bridges, V. Smith, Lotz, Clancy, True, Schmitz, Her- bert, Chacksfield, Meister, Humphries, Mays, Sam- son. ROW FOUR.- Butte, Towner, J, Smith, Mor- gan, Mack, Anderson, Dopp, Parrott, D. Smith, Op- penheimer, Wheelerl 63 Wife; 6,! m? V? Y. Mixed Chorus. ROW ONE: Graham, Pace, Chapman, zer, Scott. ROW TWO: Martin, Doyle, Bopp, Taylor, Runyan, Clay, Burchette, Combs, McCollum, Schweit- Mishler, Esslingcr, McDaniel, Guth, Turton7 Cook, Pe- zer, Makin, Lyman, Davis, Scarborough, Johnson, Kuhl, vone, Paterson, Wegelin, Clark, Hinners, Henson, Strerm Jones, Royse, Henshaw, Biddle, Perone, Terlescki, Spit- ick, Todd, Martin, Schricker. ROW THREE: Hitting- Mixed Chorus Officers. R Taylor, President; D. Wege- Iin, Vice-Presidem; L. Taylor, Secretary; R. Lyman, Treasurer. MIXED CHOR US CALENDAR OF E VEN TS Thanksgiving Assembly ............... November 21 Christmas Concert ................... December 16 District Solo and Ensemble Contest ..... 4. . . March 23 Senior Vocal Concert ................... Niarch 29 State Solo and Ensemble Contest ............ April 4- Eastcr Assembly .......................... April 11 State Chorus Contest ..................... April 27 Senior Vocal Banquet ...................... May 1 Spring Festival ......................... May 19 Baccalaureate ............................ June 2 64 g g er, Lathrop, Berger, Jackson, Dunbar: McGuire, Babbs, Mahlenkamp, Zinga, Hight, Prior, Scherm, Keeler, Christophel. Confey, Runyan, Schmidt, Stiles, Jones, Marsh: Swisher, Dctmcrs. ROW FOUR: Kaps, Horney, Student Conductors, S. Furman and j. Babbs, confer with di- rector, Mr. Wcsp, Anderson, Murphy, Dewey, Ferone, Taylor, Nash, Schil- ling7 Mishler, Sutter, Lavery, Williams, Reinschmidt, Johns, Deer, Ryan, Murphy, Meister, Metz, Stonten- burgh, Burgevin. Mixed Chorus Accompanists: Carolyn Stremick and Ferol Schricker. Mixed Glee Accompanist: Gail Berger. Not Pictured: Marilyn West, Mixed Glee Ac- companist. Ensemble Singers ROW ONE: Spitzer, Perone, Schricker, Berger: Guth, Turton, Zinga, Runyan, Jackson, Detmers, Stremick, Swisher: Jones, Runyan, Burchette. ROW TWO: Hittingcr. ROW FOUR: Babbs, Deer, Meister, Taylor, Wil- Hinners, Scarborough, Martin, Martin, Lyman, Taylor, liams, Lavery, Reinschmidt, Metz, Homey, Feronei Chris- Todd, Mishler, McGuire, Davis. ROW THREE: Marsh, tophel. lVlixed Ensemble. ROW ONE: Taylor, McGuire, Christophcf, Babhs. ROW TWO: Perone, Mishl- er, Homey. Not Pictured: Mary Warford. Glee Club Octet O Del1J Hough, Hermann, Tipton, Phelps, Shannon, Mills, Not Pictured: Scott, Senior Triple Trio. S'EA TED: Stremick. STANDING: Jones, Taylor, Detmers, Swisher, Homey, Metz, Mishler. Not Pictured: J. Warford. 66 n : garwglr Robe Girls and Librarians. SEATED: Stoutenburgh, Mishler STANDING: Hittinger: Martin, Gatian, Rogers, Kaps, Schweitzer, I Biddle, Brent. Mixed Glee Triple Trio. ROW ONE; Furman, Smith, Brent, Kimball. ROW TWO: Saulsj Gatian, Schneider. ROW THREE: Lockhard. Junior Triple Trio. ROW ONE: Spitzer, Run- yan, Martin. ROW TWO: Chapman, Schrick er, Jackson, ROW THREE: Martin Anderson, Not Pictured: M. Warford. Mixed Chorus Octet: SEATED: Babbs. STANDING: McGuire, Zinga, Christophel, Laveryg Reinschmidt, Taylor, Feronel Mixed Glee Club Oflicers. Mullins, Treas.; Howell, Pres.; West, V.-Pres.; Zimmerman, Seciy. Mixed Giee Club. ROW ONE: Stagnaro, Sauls, Schneider, Barbour, Leidoiif, Perritt, Prewitt, Tipton, Gatian1 Rogers, Churchill, Luginbuhl, Farris. ROW TWO: Silverman, Strand, Gibson, Platschik, Lockhard, Phelps, Close, Hermann, Latham, Brent, Nerl, Smith, Roberts. ROW THREE: Kimball, Maynard, Perry Du- MIXED GLEE CLUB The Mixed Chorus and Mixed Glee Club joined to- gether this year in a fund raising campaign to buy the Chorus new robes and stoies, The product sold was light bulbs. Enough money was earned to make the first payment. The Mixed Glee Club members are now the proud possessors of the robes and stoles which previously be- longed to the Mixed Chorus. Next year their project will be continued to buy new stoles for themselves. vail, Morgenthai, Shannon, OiDell, Hough, Klotter, Hart; Hatterick, Hargett, Jahnke. ROW FOUR: Con- ley, Howell, CookJ Mul-lens, Mills, Short, Pfiugner, West, Peebles, Brown, Duarte, Zimmerman, Furman; Clark. 68 ROW ONE: Martini, Kiel, Duncan, Middleton, Lin- der, Stankorh. ROW TWO: Browne, Wymer, West, Graham, McFarrenj Bless, White, York. ROW THREE: Spitzer, Schricker, Williams, Simmilink, Fisher, Det- mers, Perry, J. Martin, N. Martin, Elston, Adams, Lehr, 0R CHESTRA Officers: Kathy Kiel, Secretary; Verla Ackman, TreaSv urer; David Piepho, President. Not pictured: Jo Anne Martini, Vice-President. Kittrell, Lederet, Gibson, Browne. ROW FOUR: Boles, DeWar, Heis, Raneri, Woertz, Schott, Hough, Herring, Sharp, Piepho, Ackman, Mesmer, Rishel, Hight, Schne- nemani Lavery, Cartwright, Homey, Halcomb. String Ensemble: Robert Duncan, Cathy Raneri, Jo Anne Martini. SYMPHONIC BAND Flutes L. AdamH N. Martin D. Gilliss J. Elston J. Martin S. Lewis C. Perry Pic cola S. Cartwright Eb Flute M. Rush Eb Clarinet S. Osmond Oboe: C. Kittrell'x' L. Lehr M. Lederer L. Hittinger Barman: I MCFarremi' D B1055 Bb Clarinet: C. Detmers'x' C. Fisher P. White L Johnson B. Simmelink J. West D. Neal F, Osborne C. Gibson G, Clough Alto Clarinet: C. Stremick B. Babbs Bass Clarinet: D, Williams J. Chapman Contra-Bass B. Daily Alto Sax P. Schonif S. Woertz L. Taylor V. Muhlberger 70 Tenor Sax BA Boles Baritone Sax E. Heneveld J. Bede! Trumpetx G. Lauterbacm M. West P. Schueneman B. Williams R. Simmons I Hight L. Aichholz H Cotton T. Culflss French Horn B. Scarborougha S. Sharp D. Piepho S. Herring D. Hough Trombone: V. Ackmarf S, Donaldson I Rishal G. Cartwright J4 Mesmer B. Curfxss Recording Bass B. Lavery5E G. Boesherz G. West String Bass J. Martini D, Horney Percussion S. Makepeacei' F. DeWar F. Heis L. Graf R. Haseltine Tympani L. Spitzer F. Schrickcxd' ' 5 Denotes Section Leader Student Conductors, Carol Fisher and Cary Kittrell, receive pointers from Director, Mr, Mannerino. 71 Majorettes: Lathrop, Dorethy, Muhlberger, Hittinger, Adams Drum Major, KittrellV Color Guards: Todd, Coykendall, ClarkJ Furman, Horney. Librarians: Carol Fisher and Judy Chapman Planning Board and OffIcers. SEATED: Woertz, Secre- tary; Homey, Treasurer; Chapman. STANDING: Boles, Fisher, Lauterbach, McFarren, President; Kittrell. Not Pictured: Martini, Vice-President. Woodwind Ensembles: Detmcrs, W. Quintet, C. Quartet; Woertz. S. Quartet; Fisher, C. Quartet; Kittreil, W. Quintet; Williams, C. Quartet; Stremick, C. Quartet; MC: Farren, W. Quintet: Elston, FA Trio; Schntt, SA Quartet; Martin: F. Trio; Boles, S. Quartet Drum Ensemble: Sch'icker, Craf, Makepeace, DeWar, Heis. Brass Ensembles. West, T. Trio, B. Sextet; Sharp, W, Quintet: Ackman. B. Sextet; Lauterbach, BV Sextet; Hight, T. Trio: Middleton, E. Sextet: Lavery, B. Sextet. 73 LL II a I STORY OF STAMINA i E 11 V. Members. I Anderson, K. Anderson, Barbour, Bid- dle, Breeden, Burcheite, Bopp, Brehm, Brown, Burg- er, Burgcvin, Chapman, Slough, Cooke, Coykcn- dall, Curse, Deer, Delancey, Detmers, Dirker, C. Dewey, M. Dewey: Dixon, Dorethy, Dunbar, Du- vall, N. Fisher, C. Fisher, Farris, Furman, Gatian, Gibson, Gilliss, Glancy, Hargctt, Hatterick, Hen- shaw, Hill, D. Hollstein, S. Hollstein, Hubbard, 76 Hughes, Jackson, Johnson, jones, Kirchner, Lam- mers, Lavery, Long, Mack, Marsh, I. Martin, J. Martin, Martini, Maynard, McColIum, Myer, Moore; Moorehous, Morgan, Mullins, K. Murphy, L. Murphy, Patterson, Pryor, Randall, Rittcr, G Schneider, P. Schneider, Schricker, Seitzinger, Spit- zer, Stankorb, Stiles, J. Swisher, R, Swisher, Todd, Wheeler, Witschgcr, Wysong PEP CL UB Officers, S. Breeden, Sergeant-at-Armsl L Johnson, Vice-President, R. Swish- er, President, C Henshawj Treasurer, and M. Dewey, SergeanL-at-Amls, are busy preparing gym for rousing pep rally. Varsity : J. Swisher C, Henshaw F. Schricker R. Swisher J. Jones J. Mariini Reserve 1 Captain J. Bopp, C. Sauls, M Duvall, K. Nerl, G, Dixon, and P. Schneider. Redskin Squad stares in wonderment at empty field before game time. Tension grips Coach Miller. Most valuable player, Jim Dorna, shows off his new trophy 78 ROW ONE: Petty, Mgr; Pavone, Nerl, Walker, Pierce, Blackley, Mishler, Dewey, Pfiugner, Kleinfeldt, Dorna, Prewitt, Godby, Lyman, Daily, Moss, Davis, HallsLed, Kendall, Matthews, Breeden, Aichholz, Trible, Mack, Turton, Cook, Johns, Mgr. ROW TWO: Coach Miller; Bowers, Pieffer; Coach Chapman, Coach Farrell. Not pic- Paterson, Wilson. Ryan, Boone, Wallace; Sell, Seitzinger3 tured: Chaney. Play is momentarily delayed as Manager Pet- ty helps PHugner repair helmet. Breeden receives ball as line men open hole for him. 79 Dorna crashes through tough Taylor line for small gain; A.H.S. defensive team surrounds ball carrier and prepares to and play. . f .-,......wu - ml Football cheerleaders: R. Swisher, J. Bopp, G. Dixon, 0 Henshaw, J. Jones, J. Swisher, C. Clay. Who has the. ball? 81 Coach Hamilton, F. OsborneJ D. Sell, T. Shan- non, R. Keeler, M. Peebles, G. Cartwright, J. Cartwright edges out opponent at Fmish line. Titus, S. Hicks, R. Evans, B. Buschur, T. Buchanan, S. Hermann. CROSS COUNTRY J. Titus, G. Cartwright, D. Sell, T. Buchanan, F. Osborne, S Hicks pose with new trophies they have just acquired. Martin, Burns, and Eberie show their ability to block Syca- more Aviator. Doma adds two points to Redskins' score. BA SKETBALL ROW ONE: Schmidlin, Dorna, Burns, Marsh, Hallsted, Martin. ROW TWO: Coach Wal- ters, Eberle, Cartwright, Judge, Evans, McDaniels, Mgr. N. Martin, M. Lederer, J, Gatianl C. Dewey, L. Johnson, G, Berger; C. Mul- lins were in charge of keeping all statistics for Redskins. 84- Coach Walters gives his boys 2. bit of good advice. Phil Burns goes in for lay-up adding two points to Redskin lead, RESER VE ROW ONE: Patterson, Shannon, Hicks, King, Ludwig, Buchanan, Cook, Whitaker, Mgr. ROW TWO: Coach Hamilton, Blackley, Pfiugner, Jones, Mesmer, Seitzinger, Coach Chap man. Pierce, Evans, Reinschmidt, Watson, Cartwright, Coach Miller. TENNIS ROW ONE: Hertz, Schueneman, Donaldson, Turton, Schilling, Parrot. ROW TWO: Coach Johns, Runyan, Armstrong, Williams, Jones, Atkinson, Bowers, Bushman, Walker, Tischbein. 86 SPRING SPOR TS TRA CK Trackster Dan Sell edges out opponent in thrilling climax, ROW ONE: Esslinger, Little, Everett, Fromm, Biedenham, Mesmer, Short, Sutter, Dornal Seitzinger, Klotter, Wright, Moss, Pennington, Garshelis, BuSChur, Osborne. ROW Buchanan, Joehnk, Coach Walters. TWO: Coach Hamilton, Sell, Tarvin, Keeler, Titus, Lavery, ROW ONE: Hallsted, Patterson, Broxterman, Schmidlin, Cook, Hicks. ROW TWO: Judge, Herring, Shannon, Blackley, PHugner, Aichholz, Boone, Ferone, Coach Brown. BASEBALL Pflugner robs batter of hit. Shannon cuts loose with curve as Blackley attempts to hit. Schmidlin leads infield pepper game. 88 VARSITY CL UB Vice-Presidentj Scott Hallsted, President, Jim Dorna, Treasurer, Mike DeweyJ and SecretaryJ BilI Chaney, discuss possibility of new school sticker. ROW ONE: Turton, Schmidlin, Trible, Breeden, Boles, Wallace. ROW THREE: Smith, Walker, Titus, Aich- Davis, Sharkey, Burns, Boettger. ROW TWO: Daily, holz, Schilling, Sell, Matthews, Kleinfeldt, Marsh, Mar- Herring, Gannan, Sell, Watkins, Judge, Cartwright, tin, Eberle, Shaver, Stearns, Wilson, Bowers, Ferone. 89 ROW ONE: SchneiderJ Luginbuhl, Browne, Randall, Spitzer, Graham, Davis, Terleski, Moorehouse, Stankorb. ROW TWO: Gibson, Leidolf, Martin, Martin; Witschger, Barbour, Lammers, Hargate, Doyle, McCollum. OfEcers, S. Woertz, Publicity Chairman, K. Kiel, Corresponding Secretary, K. Dorethy, Vice-President, P. Dorethy, Re- corder, C. Fisher, President, J. Jones, Treas- urer, S. Cummins, Sports Manager, pre- pare to make this yeafs GAA the best ever. ROW THREE: Halcomb, Mullins, Lotz, Gilliss, Russ, Moore, McCollum, Brown, Knorr, Dewey. ROW FOUR: Jahnke, Zimmerman, Craycraft, Adams, Marsh, Dixon, Shimler, Ritter, Rodman, Lathrop. 90 Pam Schneider sends one over net to waiting opponents GAA Judy Lathrop reaches high to get rebound for seniors, 1 . l. Lynn Adams and Sandy Zlmmcrman r fight for ball in championship game in i which seniors are victorious. I Kathy Dorethy boots ball for another senior goal. Pam Coykendall lends Kathy Dorethy helping hand to make third out. Carol Fisher takes hearty swing at ball pitched by Kathy Dorethy in practice game. HOMECOMING QUEEN BAND S WEE THEAR T ROCHELLE S WISHER jUDY jONES 96 a 9?;1 3g - k? r: 4 Queerfs Court. ROW ONE: Stagnaro, PyleA ROW TWO: Henshaw, J Swisher. ROW THREE: Perkins, Queen RA Swisher Jones. : HOMECOMING Ist Prize Float: Junior Class Cook goes for gain. Congratulations! Having Fun? BAND NIGHT Band Sweetheart and Attendants. ROW ONE: Mishler, Runyan. ROW TWO: Adams, Chapman, Queen Jones ROW THREE: Jolley, Horney, Fisher. Band Seniors. ROW ONE: Lathrop, Martini, Coykendall, Hittinger. ROW TWO: Adams, Chapman, Fisher, Det- mers, Homey. ROW THREE: Taylor, Woertz, Martin, Stremick, Gilliss. ROW FOUR: Lauterbach, Graf, Boles, Kittrell, West, Makepeace, Piepho. Muskrat Rambwl uShould old acquaintance be forgot', Band displays precision. Dancing and Dreaming CHRISTMAS FORMAL Candles brighten the night. Hurry, Santa! SEN I OH CLA SS PRESENTS TEN LITTLE INDIANS B T A GA THA CHRISTIE A good secretary is never 0H duty? CAST William Blore .................. William Bidle Emily Brent .................... Lynn Taylor Mrs. Rogers .................. Dianne Horney Sybil Maisten .................. Lois Hittinger Sir Lawrence VVargravc . , . , William Christophel Vera Claythome ................ Lynn Mishler Dr. Armstrong ................. Russell Burger Philip Hombard ............. Raymond Taylor Rogers ....................... Craig Loescher Fred Narracott .............. Kenneth McLeod Beer! Thafs all you ever think about!'4 My hanging! My hanging! I must have In my hanging T . . One got in Chancery; Then there were four? Wn the midst of life, there is death.H 101 Wu 2. Little While? nThe Minstrel, the Jester, and If, HAPPIL T E VER AFTER mNCE UPON A MA TTRESS B T jAT THOMPSON MARSHALL BARER DEAN F ULLER MARY RODGERS CAST Minstrel ........................... R. Reinschmidt Princess No. 12 .................... S, Stoutenburgh Wizard ................................ P. Zinga Queen Aggravain ....................... L. Taylor King Sextimus the Silent ............. H. Kleinfeldt Prince Dauntless the Drab ............ P. Schueneman Sir Harold ............................ T. Scherm Sir Luce ............................. D, Atkinson Sir Studley ............................ R. Lavery Sir Irving ............................... R. Burger indy Rowena. .......................... D. Homey Lady Beatrice ............................ J Clark Lady Merrill .......................... L. Mishler Lady Lucille ......................... L. Hittinger Lady Mabelle ........................ P. Coykendall Princess Winifred .................... P. Schweitzer Lady Larken ................... . ....... D. Perone Sir Harry .......................... W. Christophel Jester .................................. J. Babbs Nightingale ....................... S. Stoutenburgh Good-bye and GET OUT! Pm In Love With a Girl Nameclfredf1 DIRECTORS.- ROGER GROOMS MARVIN VA WTER RICHARD WESP nYou must be Dauntlessfl 103 ROCK'KVE K E 17 g l ; ' 4 ; w ;!o i: 1.0 . ogma , I.- j. w .g . H .L I , . a a a B . 6 '$ I : ' um W 3:53., 3;: '4 5:34;: 25:5, 6 w, 3, L 4 ? Father, dear Father, come home with me now:z pleads poor Mary to dmnkard, Joe Morgan. THE jUNIOR CLASS PRESENTS my knight in shining armor! TEN NIGHTS IN A BAR-ROOM BY W. W. PRATT CAST Simon Slade ............................ Daniel Atkinson Mrs, Slade ............................ Denise Perone Frank Slade .......................... Paul Schueneman Joe Morgan ............................. Fred Turton Fannie Morgan .......................... Bonnie Kaps Mary Morgan ............................. Jill Clark Harvey Greene .......................... Phillip Zinga Sample Switchel ..................... William Middleton Mehitabel Cartwright ...................... Janice Bopp Narrator ................................ Robert Lavery Willie Hammond ........................ John McFarren Three Barfiies ............................ William Daily ........ George Shepherd ........ Roger Grooms. 104 The Squire tries to outfox the cunning villain in poker. mKou and your tavern are the basis of all my woes! Take that?3 105 Wkn advanced case of coreopsis of the ductal tract. This looks serious? Uppe11 Mr. Preeble gets rid LU of his wife. Lower? That!s the way to my Grandmak house, Mr. Wolf. THE DRAMA TICS CLA SS PRESENTS ANEVENING OF ONE ACT PLA TS THURBER CARNIVAL BTj'AMES THURBER SORRY, WRONG NUMBER B T L U CILLE FLETCHER 106 First reading of play by R Grooms and Company. PR OD U CTI ON 'th th t! Pam Schweitzer and Pam Cuykendall demonstrate make-up Down WI 9. 56 application. uThere,s a. diamond :11issing!n PROM KIN G PROM QUEEN HENRY KLEINFELDT jUDT CHAPMAN 108 Juniors and Senioxs marvel at the scenery. jUNIOR-SENIOR PROM ANDERSON HIGH SCHOOL MAT24, 1963 Underclassmen gather at refreshment table. 109 6Tm Gonna Wash That Man Right Out of My Hair?l J ' ECTATOR, Bill Boles. Trouble in River City This is deadline for Seniors; 6Wow is the Hour? ANDERSON 6 gDo'in What Comes Naturally? Cleo and her Happy Fizzy Party. CLASS DA Y 1963 West Side Story. Let Us Entertain You? New Members: Carolyn Stremick, Lois Johnson, Lynn Taylor, Lynn Adams, Kathy Kiel, Emily Wright, David Tungate, Craig Martin, Judy Jones, Dianne Horney, John McFarren, Charles Laurerbach, Dan Atkinson, Fred Turton, JoAnne Martini, Charlotte Henshaw, Dale Wegelin. Old Members and Advisers: Nancy Martin, Cary Kittrell, Bill Stearns, Carol Fisher, Lynn Mishler, Cindy Detmers, Phil Burns, Mr. Grooms, Miss Nash, Mr. Titust 112 Society installs new members, NA TIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society was founded by the National Association of Secondary School Principals in 1921 and has continued under its supervision to the present time. The Forest Hills chapter was established in 1957. The Constitution, as written for our school, pro- vides that the top 1570 of seniors who meet the scholastic requirement of a B average, may be eligi- ble for consideration, with 10th; being elected the junior year and an additional 572; being elected the senior year. - With scholarship the basis for eligibility, a list of candidates is submitted to the entire faculty for rating on three additional characteristics, character, leadership, and service. On the basis of these ratings candidates are selected for membership by the faculty council. Membership in the National Honor Society is indeed an honor. Carolyn Taylor PVT.O. Scholarship Carol Fisher GAAA. Scholarship Susan Stoutenburgh F,B.L.A. Scholarship Nancy Martin First Honor Student Faculty Award Outstanding Senior James Dorna Dayle Runyan Boosters Club Kiwanis Club Scholarship Scholarship David Tungate Central Trust Scholarship H ON QR S TUDEN TS Cary Kittrell Second Honor Student Philip Burns Student Council Scholarship 113 Judith Jones Carolyn Stremick Y-Teen Scholarship F.T.A. Scholarship The Senior Class of 1963 COMMENCEMENT jUNE 6, 1963 Waiting the big moment. 114 Welcome is given by Wil- liam Stearns. Ready for final instructiona Nancy Martin speaks about the past. Charles Lauterbach, trumpet soloist, receives diploma from G. White and Prin. Titus David Tungate speaks about the future. uLet: There Be Peace On Earthn is sung by Senior Ensemble, GREETINGS TO THE SENIORS To the Class of 1963 goes the same challenge that has gone out to every class which has preceded it, namely, the challenge to make the world a better place in which to live. In your lifetime it has been your privilege to witness signiiicant advances in scientific endeavor. Great strides have been made in the areas of atomic energy and space. The peoples of the world are constantly being brought closer together geographically. Yet, in the areas of mutual understanding and respect they appear to be growing further apart. Disciplined living is the whole base on which society is founded. Humans cannot exist together if people lie, if they cheat, if they steal, if they hurt, if they think only of themselves. This has always been true. It was true in the Stone Age, Roman Days, in the Renaissance, during our pioneer period, and, today, it is more true than ever. ii, 111 11111111. mmuu l r XIII!!! IlllI Will. -We live closer to each other than people ever have before. We have nowhere to hide, nowhere to escape, no place where we can stay by ourselves. We have to work with people. We have to live with people. We are a thousand times more a society today, and hope- fully we are going to continue to improve, but our age simply must have discipline. People who are well-disciplined are usually happy and successful people. Avoid excesses in life. Live in the fear and admonition of the Lord and you will join others in making this world a better place in which to live. The future of the world, and consequently the future of society depends upon the manifestation of love, honor and respect for your fellowmen. There still is no better rule than the golden rule, lKDo unto others as you would have them do unto you? Good luck and best wishes in the years to come. EVW Jam President William Stearns V.-President David Sell Secretary Judith Chapman Treasurer Judith Jones 116 SENIOR A CTIVITIES LYNN BARBARA ADAMS 4 College Preparatory Course; Andersom'an 1; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; French Club 4; Latin Club 1,2; GAA l,2,3,4; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4; FTA 3; Class Play 3; Band l,2,3,4; Majorette 3,4; Orchestra 4; Silver Scholarship Key. MICHAEL L. ALEXANDER 4 College Preparatory Course. JUDITH MAE ANDERSON 4 Business Course; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Y-Teens 2,3,4; Health Careers 4; Ofiicer Workers 4. KAY ANDERSON 4 College Preparatory Course; Pep Club 4; French Club 4; Chorus 4; Bryan Adams High School 1,2,3, JUDITH RAY BETZ 4 College Preparatory Course; Student Council 4; Lantern 3,4; Pep Club 2; Latin Club 1,2; Y-Teens 2,3,4; Health Careers 2,3,4; Secretary 3, President 4; OfFAcer Workers 4 ; Silver Scholarship Key. WILLIAM THOMPSON BIDLE 4- ColIege Preparatory Course; Class Plays 3,4; Dramatics Play 3,4. WANDA LEE BOAZ 4 College Preparatory Course; Latin Club 1; FTA 3,4. DANIEL JAMES BOEH 4 Business Course. DAVID ARTHUR BOETTGER 4 College Preparatory Course; Varsity Club 4; Pep Club 4; Key Club 4; Basketball 1; Cross Country 2,3; Chorus 2,3; Glee Club 1. WILLIAM EDWARD BOLES 4 College Preparatory Course; Student Council 4; Andersonian 2 ; Lantern 2,3; Varsity Club 3,4; French Club 3; Key Club 2; Class Play 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 3,4; Dramatics Play 3; Football 1,2; Track 2,3, PATRICIA ANN BRACKETT 4 Business Course; Ya Teens 3; FBLA 4; Glee Club 1,2,3. Twelve and Thirteen Year Seniors. ROW ONE: Morgan, Boaz, Dopp, Lammers, Brackett, Wright, Long, Pace, Clay, Ventura, Darnell, Smith. ROW TWO: Meister, Christophel, Chapman, Piepho, Sha- ver, Doma, Chaney, Dewey, Bridges, Steele, Halcomb. Seniors are measured for caps and gowns as Commencement draws near. ROW THREE: Perkins, Taylor, Maltin, Meyer, Jones, Swisher, Johnston, Nolan, Wilson, Boettger, Woertz, Clancy. ROW FOUR: Fehl, Lathrop, Metz, Stoutenburgh, Coykendall, Samson, Graf, Heis, Bums, Sammons, Bridges, Conley. WINSTON HERBERT BREEDEN, JR. 2 College Pre- paratory Course; Student Council 1,2,3; Andersonian 4; Lantern 4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 4; Key Club 4; Football 1,3,4; Golf 1,2,3,4. ARLENE DIANE BRIDGES 2 Business Course; Librarian . 4; Pep Club 1; GAA 1,2; Y-Teens 1,2; FBLA 1,2,3,4; . Officer Workers 4; Glee Club 2,3. ROBERT HAROLD BRIDGES 2 College Preparatory Course; Football 1; Track 2,3,4. JO ELLEN BROWNE 2 College Preparatory Course; Pep Club 3,4; GAA 3; FTA 3,4; Glee Club 3,4. CHAREL JEAN BURCHFIELD 2 Business Course. RUSSELL BURGER 2 Industrial Arts Course; Key Club 3,4; Class Plays 4; Band 1,2,3. PHILIP BURNS 2 College Preparatory Course; Class OfEcer 1,2,3, President 1,2,3; Student Council 1,2,3,4, President 4; Andersonicm 4, Lantern 3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Pep Club 4 ; Key Club 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Scholarship Team 1,3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball Ray Taylor finds aids for study in library. 2 ,' Cross Country 3; Gold Scholarship Key. KENNETH WARREN BUSCHARD 2 Industrial Arts Course. PAMELA DEE CAPLINGER 2 Business Course; FBLA 1,2,3. CONNIE CHACKSFIELD 2 Business Course; FBLA 1,2,3. WILLIAM A. CHANEY 2 College Preparatory Course; Class Treasurer 3 5 Student Council 2,3,4, Vice-President 4; Varsity Club 2,3,4, Secretary 4; Pep Club 4, Key Club 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,- Football 1,2,3,4; Track 2. JUDITH ANN CHAPMAN 2 Business Course; Class Secretary 4; Student Council 4; Andersonian 2,3,4; Meister, Smith, Dewey, Tomch join in Bermuda Day activities. Lantern 2,3,4; Pep Club l,2,3,4; GAA 1; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4; FBLA 3,4, President 4; Band 1,2,3,4, Librarian 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4, Secretary 3. LARRY RONALD CHAPMON 4 College Preparatory Course Latin Club 1,2; Health Gamers 2,3,4. WILLIAM R. CHRISTOPHEL 4 College Preparatory Course; Key Club 3,4; Class Plays 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4. CHARMAINE CLAY 4 College Preparatory Course; Andersonian 4, Lantern 4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; French Club 4, Secretary 4; Latin Club 1,2; GAA 1; Y-Teens 2,3,4; Glee Club; Chorus 2,3,4; Gold Scholarship Key. JAMES CONLEY 4 College Preparatory Course; Latin Club 1,2; Key Club 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Projection Club l,2,3,4. RODNEY J. CORBIN 4 Industrial Arts Course. PAMELA J. COYKENDALL 4 College Preparatory Course; Lantern 3,4'; Andersonian 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4; Dramatics Play 4; Color Guard 3,4; Chorus 1 ; Glee Club 2. KATHLEEN CUMBY 4 Business Course; Bethel High School 1; Amelia High School 3; Pep Club 2 ; FBLA 4. MARLENE JUNE CUREE 4 Business Course; Pep Club 2,3,4. JANET DARNELL 4 Business Course; Student Council 3. MARK DAVIS 4 College Preparatory Course; Lantern 2,3; Varsity Club 4; Pep Club 4; Key Club 3,4; Scholar- ship Team 1; Football 1,2,3,4; Chorus 123,4. CYNTHIA DETMERS 4 College Preparatory Course; Student Council 4; Librarian 2,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; GAA 2; Y-Teens 3,4; Band 2,3,4; Orchestra 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Gold Scholarship Key. MICHAEL ROBERT DEWEY 4 College Perparatory Course; Student Council 4; Andersonian 3,4; Varsity Club 3,4, Treasurer 4; Pep Club 4; Key Club 4; Football 3,4; Track 3. MARY ANN DIEFENBACH 4 College Preparatory Course; Lantern 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4. WILMA JANE DIERKER 4 Business Course; Pep Club 4; YuTeens 2. BONNIE LOU DOPP 4 Business Course; Pep Club l,2,3,4; GAA 1; Y-Teens 4. MARGARET KATHLEEN DORETHY 4 College Pre- paratory Course; Student Council 4; Pep Club 1; French Club 3,4; Latin Club 1,2; GAA 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 4.; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, President 4; Health Careers 2,3,4, Secretary 4; Biology Club 2. JAMES RANDALL DORNA .4 College Preparatory Course; Student Council 2,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4, Vice President 3, President 4; Pep Club 4; Basketball l,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4. NANCY LOUISE ELLIOT 4 Business Course; Glee Club 1 2. PJEGGY FEHL 4 College Preparatory Course; Pep Club 1,2; GAA 1; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4; Health Careers 4; Biology Club 2. CAROLE FAYE FISHER 4 College Preparatory Course; Student Council 2,4; Andersonian 2; Lantern 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2, Vice-President 2; GAA 1,2,3,4, Recorder 3, President 4; Y-Teens 2,3,4; FTA 2; Band 1,2,3,4, Librarian 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Scholarship Team 2; Gold Scholaxship Key. GREG FLECKENSTIEN 4 College Preparatory Course; North Musbeyon High School; Health Gamers 4. 119 Cindy Detmers and Carol Lammers, homewaxd bound, singing in the rain. Senior homemaking girls concentrate on new skills. JUDY MAY FULLER 4 Business Course; Little Miami High School 1,2, GERRY WAYNE GABLEMAN 4 Business Couxse; Bas- ketball 1,2 ; Cress Country 2. DONNA JEAN GILLISS 4 College Preparatory Course; Andersonian 3,4; Lantern 4; Librarian 3; Pep Club 3; German Club 4; Latin Club 1,2; GAA 1,4; Y-Teens 1,3; Band 1,2,4. JOYCE ELAINE GLANCY 4 Business Course; Librarian 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; GAA l; Y-Teens 2,3,4; FBLA 4; OfEce Workers 4. LOUIS W. GRAF 4 College Preparatory Course; Lantern 4; Pep Club 1,2; Latin Club 1,2; Key Club 4; Band 3,4; Cross Country 3. ONA LEE GRAHAM 4 College Preparatory Course; Frankfurt American High School 1Germany1 1; Ander- sonian 3,4; Lantern 4; German Club 4; Schoiarship Team 2; Glee Club 3; Chorus 4; Silver Scholarship Key. MARGIE OLLA HALCOMB 4 College Preparatory Course; Anderxonian 4, Lantern 4; Librarian 2,3; Pep Club 2; GAA 4; Health Careers 2,4, FREDERIC HAROLD HEIS 4 College Preparatory Course; Lantern 3,4; Pep Club 1,4; Latin Club 1,2; Key Club 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 4; Cross Country 3. MICHAEL D. HERRING College Preparatory Course; Student Council 4; Anderxanicm 4; Lantern 4; Varsity Club 3,4 ; Pep Club 4; French Club 4; Football 3,4; Basketball 4. LINDA DIANNE HILL 4 Business Course; Pep Club 2,3,4; FBLA 3,4. LOIS J. HITTINGER 4 College Preparatory Course; Andersonian 2; Pep Club 1,2; Latin Club 1,2; GAA 1,2,3; Y-Teens 2,3,4; FTA 2; Class Plays 3,4; Band 2,3,4; Majorette 3,4; Silver Scholarship Key; Glee Club 1; Chorus 3,4. , DIANNE HORNEY 4 College Preparatory Course; Ander- sonian 2; Pep Club 1; Latin Club 1,2; GAA 1,2; Y-Teens 2,3,4, Vice-President 4; Dramatics Play 3; Class Play 4 ; Scholarship Team 2; Band 2,3,4, Treasurer 4; Color Guard 2,3,4; Orchestra 4; Glee Club 1; Chorus 2,3,4. Gold Scholarship Key. THOMAS E. JAY 4 Industrial Arts Course. LAWRENCE L. JOHNS 4 College Preparatory Course; Chorus l,2,3,4. EUGENE C. JOHNSTON 4 College Preparatory Course. LINDA SUE JOLLEY 4 College Preparatory Course; Y-Teens 4; Health Careers 3,4. JUDITH KAY JONES 4 College Preparatory Course; Class Treasurer 4; Student Council l,2,3,4, Corresponding Secretary 4; Andersanian 2,4; Lantern 4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2; GAA 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 4; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Vice'President 2; Glee Club 1; Chorus 2,3,4; Gold Scholarship Key. KAREN ANN KATTENHORN 4 College Preparatory Course; Withrow High School 1,2; Pep Club 3,4; GAA 3; Y-Teens 3,4. RONALD ELTON KING 4 Industrial Arts Course; Lantam 4; Key Club 3,4. WARREN CARY KITTRELL 4 College Preparatory Course; Andersonian 2; French Club 4; Latin Club 1,2; Class Play 3; Band 123,4; Drum Major 1,2,3,4; Orches- tra. 4; National Honor Society 3,4 ; Scholarship Team 1,2,- Gold Scholarship Key. , HENRY BRYANT KLEINFELDT 4 College Preparatory Course; Lantern 3; Librarian 4; Varsity Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 4; Key Club 3,4; FTA 3; Basketball 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4, Capt. 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Dramatics Play 4. LINDA L. KNORR 4 College Preparatory Course; Pep Club 1,2,3; GAA 1,2,3; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4. Long, Gross, Randall, Hart, Perkins celebrate Cotton Day with carnations of all colors. 120 MIKE THOMAS KOTH 4 Business Course; MCNicholas High School 1,2. CAROL ANN LAMMERS W College Preparatmy Course; Andersonian 4. Assistant Editor 4-; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Y-Teens 2,3,4. JUDITH LATHROP 4 College Preparatory Course; Lantem 4; Pep Club 1,2; Latin Club 1,2; GAA 1,2,3,4; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4; Band 3,4; Majorette 3,4; Glee Club 1,2; Chorus 3,4; Silver Scholarship Key. CHARLES LAUTERBACH 4 College Preparatory Course; Latin Club 1; Class Plays 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 4; Silver Scholarship Key. CRAIG STEVEN LOESCHER 4- College Preparatory Course; Student Council 4; Key Club 4 ; Class Play 4. WENDELLA CHERYL LONG -- Business Course; Pep Club 2,3; Y-Teens 2,3; FBLA 4; Glee Club 1,3. RICHARD LAWRENCE LYMAN 4 College Preparatory Course; Student Council 3,4; Pep Club 4; Latin Club 1,2; Key Club 5,4, President 4; Scholarship Team 2; Basketball 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 4; Silver Scholarship Key. DIANE MARIE MACK 4 Business Course; Librarian 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Y-Teens 3; FBLA 4. KENNETH MACLEOD g Coliege Preparatory Course; Ciass Play 4. ROBERT LEE MAHLENKAMP - College Preparatory Course. STEVEN GEORGE MAKEPEACE 4 College Preparatory Course; Student Council 3; Lantern 3; Pep Club 4; Key Club 2,3,4, Secretary 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Track 3. KATHLEEN MALONE 4 College Preparatory Course; Pep Club 1,2,3; GAA 1,2,3,4; Y-Teens 1,2,3,,4; Bronze Scholarship Key. Pam Schweitzer hooks ornament on Andersozfs Christmas tree. 11Fish11 and one of her i1Flipprars1, demonstrate their musical ability. SUSAN MARKELL 4 Business Course; Andersonian 2,3; Librarian 1; Pep Club 1; Latin Club 1,2; OHice Worker 1,2,3,4; Bronze Scholarship Key. GORDON A. MARSH 4 General Course; Varsity Club 4; Basketball 2,3,4; Football 1,2; Track 2; Cross Countr, 3. NANCY JANE MARTIN 4 College Preparatory Course; Andersonian 4; Pep Club 1; French Club 1; Latin Club 1,2; GAA 1; Y-Teens 2,3,4, SecretaJy 2, Treasurer 3; Class Play 3; DEC: Worker 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Scholarship Team 1,2,3,4; Spectrum 4; Biology Club 2; Gold Scholarship Key. JO ANNE MARTINI 4 College Preparatory Couxse; Bethlehem Central High School 1; Cheerleader 3,4; Pep Club 4; Y-Teens 2,3; Band 2,3,4, Vice-President 4; Orchestra 2,3,4, VicerPresident 4; Gold Scholarship Key. BRUCE ALLEN MATTHEWS -- College Preparatory Course; Student Council 4; Pep Club 4; French Club 4; Class Play 3; Footba11 4; Track 3,4; Silver Scholarship Key. JANET LEE MAYS 4 Business Couxse; Andersonian 2,3 ; Lantern 1,2,3; GAA 1; Y-Teens 1,2,3; Health Careers 3; FBLA 3,4; Vice-President 4. DARRELL MCCANN 4 College Preparatory Course; Mother of Mercy High School 1,2; Health Careers 3. KATHY MARY MCCANN 4 College Preparatory Course; Mother of Mercy High School 1,2; GAA 4; Health Ca- reers 4. MICHAEL E. MCGUIRE: 4 College Preparatory Course; Chorus 1,2,3,4. FAITH MARIE MEISTER 4 Business Course; Ander- xam'un 3,4; Pep Club 1,2; Latin Club 1; GAA 1; Y-Teens 1,2,3; FBLA 2,4; Mixed Glee Club 1,2,3; Chorus 4. JOANNE G. METZ 4 College Preparatory Course; Andersanian 4; Pep Club 1,2,3; GAA 1; Y-Teens 1,3,4; Health Careers 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4. Pam Coykendall points out area of crisis to Mike Alexander. . . . knit one, slip stitch, yarn over, knit slip stitch, knit one, . . . SHERRY JEAN MEYER 4 College Preparatory Course; Student Council 4; Andersonian 3; Pep Club 4; Latin Club 1,2; Y-Teens 1,2,3; FTA 1,2,3, Secretary 3, Presi- dent 4; Class Plays 3,4; Scholarship Team 1,2; Gold Scholarship Key. MARTHA LYNN MISHLER 4 College Pmparatory Course; Student Council 2; Andersonian 3; Cheerleader 2; Pep Club 1,2; Latin Club 2; GAA 1; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, President 2 ; FTA 4; Class Play 4; Dramatics Play 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Gold Scholar- ship Key. SANDRA L, MONTGOMERY 4 Business Course; Amelia High School 1,2,3; Lantern 4. DENNIS LANE MOOREHOUS 4 Business Course; Boys, Chorus 1,2. CAROLE JUNE MORGAN 4 Business Course; Librarian 3,- Pep Club 2,4; Y-Teens 2,3,4; FBLA 4. KAREN ANN MURPHY 4 College Preparatory Course; Western Hills High School 1,2,3; Pep Club 4; GAA 4; Y-Teens 4; Chorus 4. DONALD C. NEAL 4 Business Course. WILLIAM HARRY NERL 4 Industrial Arts Course;. Football 1,2; Chorus 1. MICHAEL F. NOLAN 4 College Preparatory Course; Band 1; Chorus 1. JUDITH ANN OPPENHEIMER 4 Business Couxse; Librarian 3,4; Pep Club 4; Health Careers 3,4. LUVENIA SUSAN PAGE 4 College Preparatory Course; Andersonicm 2,4; GAA 1; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4; Scholarship Team 2,3; Chorus 2,3,4 ; Silver Scholarship Key. SHARON PARKS 4 Business Course; Student Council 1. LAVERNE L. PENNINGTON 4 Business Course. CONNIE ANN PERKINS 4 College Preparatory Course; Andersonian 1,2,3,4; Lantern 3; Cheerleader 2; Pep Club 1,2,3; GAA 1,2; Y-Teens 1,2,3; Dramatics Play 2; Pom- Pom Girls 3. BRENDA PETERMAN 4 College Preparatory; Y-Teens 4; FTA 4. FRED A. PFEFFER 2 General Course; Football 2,3,4. JAMES VIRGIL PHILPOT -- Industrial Arts Couxse; Chorus 1,2,3. DAVID LEWIS PIEPHO 2 College Preparatory Course; Band 1,2,3,4, Orchestra 4. MICHAEL M. PRIOR 2 College Preparatory Course. MICHAEL R. RAMEY 2 Business Course; Football 1,2. FRANK RAMUNDO 2 College Preparatory Course; Student Council 1,2,3; Key Club 1; Chorus 1,2; Mixed Glee Club 3, Vice President 3. DONNA MAE RANDALL 2 College Preparatory Course; Student Council 1; Andenonian 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,4; Latin Club 1; GAA 4; Y-Teens 1,2; Biology Club 2; Pom-Pom Girls 3 ; Glee Club 1,2. CHRIS RATTERMAN 2 General Course; GAA 1. BRUCE G. ROBERTS 2 College Preparatory Course; F ootball 1. MARY PATRICIA ROYSE 2 Business Course; Ander- som'tm 4; Pep Club 1; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4; FBLA 4; Chorus 2,3,4; Glee Club 1. BONNIE DAYLE RUNYAN 2 College Preparatory Course; Class Treasurer 1; Student Council 4; Andersanian 2,3,4, Editor 4; Pep Club 1,2; GAA 1; Y2Teens 3,4, Secretary 4; Chorus 3,4; Glee Club 1,2; Bronze Scholar- ship Key. CAROLE J. RUSSELL 2 College Preparatory Course; Andenonian 4; Pep Club 1,2; Y-Teens 1,2; Health Careers 1,2,3; Glee Club 2. DALLAS RONALD SAMMONS 2 College Preparatory Course. GLENDA SUE SAMSON 2 Business Course; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Y-Teens 1,2,3; FBLA 4; Glee Club 2. HELEN M. SCHMIDT 2 Coliege Preparatory Course; Y-Teens 2,4; Health Careers 3,4. SUSANNE SCHMITZ 2 Business Caurse; Lantern 2; Pep Club 1,2; Y-Teens 2,3,4; FBLA 4; Chorus 4; Glee Club 1,2,3. Donne Randall and Mike Dewey watch construction of school they will never know. Senior Class President, Bill Stearns, studies college application papers. PAMELA LEE SCHWEITZER 2 College Preparatory Course; Amelia High 1; Student Council 1,3,4; Anderson- ian 3; Lantern 4; Cheerleader 1; Pep Club 4; Latin Club 3; GAA l; Y-Teens 3,4; Class Plays 3,4; Officer Worker 1; Chorus 4; Glee Club 3. DAVID SELL 2 College Preparatory Course; Class Treasurer 2; Class Vice-President 3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3; Football 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Gold Scholar- ship Key. JERRY FRANK SHARKEY 2 Industrial Arts Course; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3; Basebail 2,3. TOM SHAVER 2 College Preparatory Course; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Football 2,3,4; Baseball 2. STANLEY SHOBER 2 General Course; Basketball 1; Football 1,2,3; Baseball 1; Track 1. WILLIAM C. SHORT 2 College Preparatory Course; Track 3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4. JERRY LESTER SIMPSON 2 Industrial Arts Course; Track 2,3; Cross Country 3,4. DIANA LOUISE SMITH 2 Business Course; Andenonian 3,4; Librarian 4; Pep Club 1; GAA 1; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4; FBLA 4. EDA MARIE SMITH 2 General Course; Pep Club 4; GAA 1,4; Health Careers 3; Chorus 4; Glee Club 3; Biology Club 2. PATRICIA SMITH 2 Business Course; FBLA l,2,3,4; Glee Club 2,3,4. RALPH GARY SMITH 2 College Preparatory Course; Student Council I; Lantern 4; Varsity Club 4; Pep Club 4; Key Club 4; Golf 1,3,4; Chorus 1,3. CONNIE GALE STAMPER 2 Business course; Lantern 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Y-Teens 4; FBLA 4. WILLIAM A. STEARNS 2 College Preparatory Course; Class Secretary 1,2; Ciass President 4; Student Council 3,4; Lantern 4; Varsity Club 4; French Club 4; Latin Club 1,2; Key Club 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Scholarship Team 1,2,3; Football Manager 1,2; Baseball 3; Golf 1; Gold Scholarship Key. LINDA LOU STEELE. 2 Business Course; Pep Chib 2; FBLA 1,2,4; Chorus 1,2,3. SUSAN IRENE STOUTENBURGH 4 College Prepara- tory Course; Student Council 4; Andersonian 2,3; Pep Club 1,2,4; Latin CIub 1,2; GAA l; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4; Chorus 3,4; Glee Club 1,2. CAROLYN STREMICK 4 College Preparatory Course; Andersanian 4; Librarian 2,4; French Club 4; Latin Club 4 1,2; GAA 2; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4; FTA 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Scholarship Team 1,2,3; Chorus 3,4; Glee Club 2; Accompaniest 2,3,4; Wind Symphony 2,3; Silver Scholar- ship Key. AUDREY ROCHELLE SWISHER 4 College Preparatory Course; Class Secretary 3; Student Council 2,4; Cheer- leader 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Latin Club; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Glee Club 1. LYNN TAYLOR 4 College Preparatory Course; Student Council Alternate 4; Andersonian 2,4; Lantern 3; Pep Club 1; Latin Club 1,2; GAA 1,2; Y-Teens 2,3,4; Health Careers 2; Class Plays 3,4; Band 3,4; Scholarship Team 3; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Ensemble 3,4; Silver Scholarship Key. RAYMOND H. TAYLOR 4 College Preparatory Course; Student Council 2,4; Andersom'an 2; Key Club 2,4; Class Play 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4, President 4. TAMERA ANN TERLESCKI 4 College Preparatory Course; Student Council 1,3; Librarian 3; French Club 4; Latin Club 1,2; Y-Teens 2; Scholarship Team 3. JERRY THORNBERRY 4 Business Course. Study on, Seniors! ! JERRY WAYNE TITUS 4 College Preparatory Course; Physics clasg experiments with principles of fulcrum. ?:?:le021?bT:;CkPe:4-?IEEO:1CEZLSIUZ 2141;335:111: 3,: WILLIAM B, TORSCH 4 College Preparatory Course; Pep Club 1,2,3,4. ELAINE TOWNER 4 Business Course; Pep Club 4; Y-Teens 4; FBLA 3,4; Office Worker 3. GEORGEANNE TRUE 4 Business Course; Amelia 1,2,3 ; FBLA 4, Treasurer 4. DAVID TUNGATE 4 College Preparatory Course;' Student Council 4; Lantern 4-, Editor-in-Chief 4; Gold Scholarship Key. SHARON VOGEL 4 College Preparatory Course; Pep Club 1; Health Careers 2,3,4, Vice-President 4. ANN CATHERINE VOORHEES 4 Business Course; Pep Club 1,2,3; GAA l; Y-Teens l; Glee Club 1. JANE C. WARFORD 4 College Preparatory Course; FTA 4, Vice-President 4; Chorus 2,3,4, Historian 2,3,4. EARL WATKINS, JR. 4 College Preparatory Course; Varsity Club 4; Pep Club 4; Football 3; Track 4. GERRY R. WEST 4 College Preparatory Course; Latin Club 1,2; Class Play 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 2,3,4. SANDRA WHEELER 4 Business Course; Andersonian 4; Librarian 4; Pep Club 1,2,4; Y-Teens 2; FBLA 3,4; Glee Club 3. 124 Battle of the Bands! DIAN DELORES WILCE 2 Business Course. GREGG WILSON 2 College Preparatory Course; Latin Club 4, Vice-President 4; Key Club 1,2,3,I1-, SANDRA WOERTZ 2 Business Course; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Y-Taens 2,3,4; FBLA 2,3, Secretary 3; Office Worker 4; Band 123,4, Secretary 4; Orchestra 4. JONATHAN JAY WORSTELL 2 College Preparatory Mr. Eichefs American problems Course. MARY EMILY WRIGHT 2 College Preparatory Course ; Chamblis High School 1,2,3; Librarian 4; FTA 4-. RUSSELL YOUNG 2- General Course; Pep Club 3. PHILIP ZIGOS 2 College Preparatory Course; Pep Club 2,3; Key Club 1; Class Play 3; Chorus 1,2; Projection Club 1,2,3. class relaxes after current events quiz. H w h- H h-k L-J p- L-J ? , S TORY 0F ANTICIPA TION ANDERSONjUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL 11 EMMIW'HHH , NINTH GRADE Our freshmen work diiigently to prepare for high school. Adam, C. Adams, D. Adams, J. Adama L Ante Atkinson Babbs Backer Bartmess Baxter Becker Bell Board Boaz Bone Bowen Bridges Briggs, K. Briggs, S. Brown, BV Burnes Burton Butler Calef Aicholtz Allen Anderson, J, Anderson, P. Baker Ball Barbery, C. Barbary, M. Best Bihr Bishop Bloss Bowe r5 Bowman Boyd Brehm Brown, L. Browne Buob Burdsal Carroll Carson Chandler Channell Childers Claxton Clark, D. Cole Clark, E. Combs Clark, K. Conover- Cooper, G. Cox, P. Cooper, Z Crawford, S. Corcoran Crawford, T Cox: C. CrayCraft Cross Darling Cunningham Davis Daily Dean Dallmann Dewar Dickman Duncan Dietz Dunham Dixon DunnJ K. Duff Dunn, S. East Emmich Edwards England Ellison Evans Elston Field Fleming Fredricks Fontaine Fryer Foster Garrett Frazier Gastrich Gatton Grab Godfrey Grant Gose Green, D. Gossard Green, M. Greer Hefner Gross Hahn Guynn Hall, R. H355 Hall, V. Haller Helm Harmon Helton Harvey Henderlight Heintzelman Hepfinger Herring Hoobler Hill Houchcn HoHard Howlen Holmes Hughes k! -s nI-Efi'iuymwill'l I Ingram Ison Jacob James, C. jones, S. Johns Johnson, J. Johnson, L. Kenner Kenner Kern Ketter Klotter Koch Koger Kuper Linder Loescher Luyster Lyman Martin, K. Marsh Matthews MCBee McD aniel MCD onald McFarland McMillin Meyer MiIIer, D. Miller, K. Milmnberger Mullen Murphy, J Murphy, K. Myers Ohman Owens Parks Paterson James, L. J av Jones, D. Jones, J. Kalomo Kayata Kehrt Kelley Kinbaum King, B. King, K. Kline Lawrence Ledcrer Leever Lewis Marksberry Martin, B. Martin, D. Martin, I McCarty McCarty McCullum McCoy McQuoid Menke Merritt Men Migncrey Montanari Mounmi Mosley Neal Neeley Neukieck Nowak Penrod Pe rry Philhower Piepho Pinkerton Pitman, C. Pitman, L. Pollitt Rabe Reagh Reiman Rhein Rowekamp Ruoy Runyan Rush Sapp Schifrin Schrage Schull Shaver Schick Sibert Simmelink Smith, B. Smith, c. Smith, G. Smith, 11 Sparrow Spurgeon Stamper Steinker Thomas, S. Thompson Thomhill Timmons Valentine Vandergrift Vann Vanover Warford Wagers Wagn er Wainscott Prather Prell Price Pyles Riley Rodman Ross Rothwell Russ Sandberg Sanoker Sanora Scott, C. Scott, D. Seyffer Sharp Simmons Simpson, M. Simpson, R. Sinclair Smith, M. Smith, S. Smythe Snyder Stelter Stevens Summers Thomas, M. Tolb ert Toon Torget Troy Vernon Vien'ng Vogely V055 Waits, C. Waits, M. Walker, D. Walker, J. 13! Walters Wenger Warminger Wescott Ward West Wcis West : Wilce Wilson, M. Williams, B. WilsonJ R. Williams, L. Winfield Williamson Winkle Winklebach Woolrich Wittmeyer Worth Wolfangel Wright Wolfekotter Wymer Yacks Young, L. ' Yazell Yuelling t1 Young, A. Zeter Young; J. Zigos I Zimmerman a The Bell Rang! EIGHTH GRADE Hall monitor, Barry Marz, is a customary sight in our uhallowed halls? Aichholz Balmos ' Armbmster Bargcr Armstrong Barnard Backer Bauman Beatty Beycrsdorfer Behrmann Biddle Bergert Black-SchaHer Berry Bolce Board Bush Bopp Butler Burbage Brandstetter Buschur Brannock Brewer Broermann Bridges Caseltine Brock, D. Clark, K. Brock, R. Clark, T. Clements Conncly Coffey Cook Cahon Couch Conder Crawford Craycraft Cuddeback Cummins Cunningham Dean Deck DeLong Dennler Eggleston Ellis Emmich Evans Foster, B. Foster, M. Fouch Frerking Fusaro Gabelman Gastrich Gatian Gunderson Hall, D. Hall, L. Hall, R. Helton Hueneveld chshaw Hensley Hoskins, B. Hoskins, H. Howard Howell Johnson, C Johnson, J. Johnson Johnson Kelly Kiefel King, K. King, J. Dalheimer Dardeen Davidson, B, Davidson, G. Doench Doerr Doggette Egan Farris Fish Fleckenstcin Forg Friend Fromm Frost Fuller Gilchrist Gilliss Godby GriEis Harmon Hart Harvey Hathorn Hermann Herring Hittinger Hornsby Hubbard Hudson Jac kson James Johnson, T. Jones Kaldmo Kayata Kline Koppman LaFomaine Latham Lavery Lewis Lawrence Lion Lehman Lipe Lemon Lockridge r Loy Lyle Lucas Mackenthun Ludwig Mariconi Luhrman Marsh Martiny C. Maslowski; D. Martin, G. Maslowski, S. Martini Matthews Marz Matthews Maxwell McArthur Mayhall McCaldin Maynard, B. McCollum Maynard, P. McFarren McMahon Miller, T. . Meister Moore Metz Moss Miller, G. Murphy, M. Murphy, R. Nerl Musser Newman Myers Nieman Naegele Obermeycr ' Orr Palmisano Ohen Panno I Owen Parrott Palm Partin Pennington, K, Poehlmann Pennington, T. Potter Perry Powell Peters Powers Price Ramey Pusack Reed, D. Pyles Reed, J. Rainier Reuscher Richardson, D. Roberts Richardson, M. Robertson Ricketts Robinson Ringler Rollar - Rollins Sauer Rothwell Schilling Sanders Shinledecker Sapp Schulz 4 Scott Sheatzley IE Seibel Shore ' Siegel Short E3 Shakley Saraceno Smith, C. Smith, M. Smith, F. Stagnaro Smith Stamper Smith Steinmetz Strader Thomas, D. Sylvia Thomas, G. Taylor Thomas, P Thomas, A Thomas, S. i. Tischbein Troutman Titus Unverzagt : Tostevin Van Ness 1 Trabkh Ventura ? : ; Wade Wamsley .: Wagner Warner Waldrorl Watson Walker Weas Weddle Welch Weeks Wells 1 Wegelin WendalI Weis Werner 1 i: L Wharton Williams,'D. Whisner Williams, M. Williams, B. Willoughby Williams, C. Wilson VVOH Wolfangel Yroung, D Wyder X oung, E. Wymer Zeter - 136 Barberry . Barnard Barnes Beers Bockhorst Bolish Bolton Bone Brim Brown Brunn Buder Burton Cain Carter Chandler Clift Close Cole Collopy Cook, J. Cook, K. Cooke 1, Corken SE VENTH GRADE Our seventh graders soak uIW knowledge. Adams Aicholtz Alexander Allen Ante Anthony Baeuerlin Baker, D. Baker, V. Beitenhaus Betz Bevington, B. Bevington, S. Bowers BraHord Brannock Brashears Bumgamer Bunch Burbage Burger Childers Ch risten Churchill Claxton Combs, F. Combs, J. Conover Cook, D. Comuelle Cox Craycraft Cummins 137 138 Cunningham Curtis Dahlheimer Darnell Denney Dierks Dimling Ditchen Edwards Egan Elliott Elslager Fitzgerald Fitzpatrick Foster, B. Foster, R. Fryer Gallahon Gaskins Goodrich Grant, K. Greer Grossheim Gruppi Hamm Harman Hannig Harris, C. Hepfmger Hicks Hight Hilberg Hopper Horney Houchen Howard Johnson Johnson Johnson, L. Johnson Daughetee Davidson Dean dc Lancey Dorethy Dorna Duggan Dunn Emmert Evans, C. Evans, L. Firth Fox Fraley Freeman Frost Gose Gradolf Gramann Grant, C, Guth Hagar Hall Haller Harris, J. Hatch Hatterick Helderbrand Hixson Hoffmgge Holmes ' Holtzclaw Hughes Hurst Jam: Jansen Johnson Jones, AA Jones Jones Julian Keifer Kattalman Kern Kattenhorn King, L. Kawosxi King, M. Kitchen Knon Kleinfeldt Koger Kleinfeller Kuhl Kline Ladd Latimer Loescher Lion Long a Lipps Lucas Lockhart Ludlow Martin, D. Maynard Martin, G. McCann Matthews, J. McDowell Matthews, S. McElhaney McWiHiams Miles r Melvin Miller Mette Moe rmond Meyer Montanari, O. Montanari, R. Mounce Morgan Murphy, R. Morrison Murphy, R Moss Myers, J '? Myers: 5. Oaks Nash Ohman ' Norton Oppenheimer Nuetel Osborne Owens Payne Parkins Peebles Parks Peeno Paw! Pennington Phillips Pollitt Phipps Potter Pierce Pottschmidt, F. Poehlmann Pottschmidt, W. Prater Pummill Price Rabe Pritchett Ramundo ' Pryor Randall Reiman Reppert Richards Richards Robertson Rollins Ruby Rumble Schmidt Shimler Schneider, B. Scott Seaman Secen Seibert Simmonds Sinclair Smith Smythe Stevens, D. Stevens, J. Stoepel Strunk Terlescki Tobias Tostevin Townsley Wagers Warford Washburn Weas Whitaker Wilce Williams, C. Williams, K. Wilson, W. Wittmeyer Woolrich Worth Schneider, K. Rieke Riley, B. Riley, P. Rishel Russell Ryan Shall Schmitt Schueneman SchulI Shull Schultz Shanks Sheets Silz Simmelink Sparrow Speaks Spitzer Stacy Switer Sturgeon Swan Teismann Vandergriff Vaughn Ventura Vogley Weddle W'eil WesseEl Wettstein Williams, P. Willis Wilson, D. Wilson, K. W right Youngblood Zemanek Zingg FLEM M. JUSTICE Principal Mrs. MARY KAY ADAMS Denison University, BA, Language Arts. Mrs. DORIS ARMBRUSTER Ohio State University, B.S., Vocal Music. Mr. JOHN BAGOT University of Cincinnati, B,S., MAEdW Ohio History, American History. Mrs. JUDITH BAUGHIN Univemty of Cincinnati, 35., B.A., M. ECL; University of Mexico, French LII, English I. Mr. EDWARD BENTON University of Kentucky, B.A.; Marshall University, MEd. Geography. Mr. LARRY BORDERS Georgetown College, B.A., General Math, Algebral. Mrs. DOROTHY BUNCH Hanover College, B.A.. English I. Miss JANE BRYRON University of Kentucky, 3A., Language Arts, English I. Mr. JIMMY CHAPMAN Ohio University, B.S., Boys Physical Edu4 cation. FACULTY 141 GERTRUDE L. ADDICOTT Assistant Principal 14-2 Mrs. ELLEN DORSEY University of Cincinnati, B.S., General Math, Girls, Physical Education. Miss MARY LOU ELLISON Denison University, B.A., Language Arts Mrs. DOROTHY ESSEX Washington State University B.A., Art Mr. THOMAS FARRELL University of Cincinnati, BAS., General Science, Boy$ Physical Education. Mr. ERCEL FRYER Transylvania College, BA; University of Kentucky, M.Ed. General Science, Algebra 1. Mrs. VIOLA GREGORY University of Cincinnati, B.S., Health and Orientation, Guidance Counseling Mrs. MARGRACE GROTTEFEND Heidelberg College, B.A., Home Econom- ics. Mi'ss JOAN HARRISON Western College for Women, B.A., Lan- guage Arts, Geography. Mrs. JUDITH HARVEY University of Cincinnati, 13,8, General Math, Algebra I. Mr. DONALD HOGUE Eastern Kentucky State College, B.S., In- dustrial Arts Mrs, MARILYN HOGUE Eastern Kentucky State College, B.A , Algebra I, General Math, English I. Mrs. CATHERINE HUENEFELD University of Florida, B.A.; University of Cincinnati, M.Ed., Language Arts. Mr. JOHN HUSER University of Cincinnati, Biology, General Science. Mr. JAMES KAUFFMAN Ohio State University, B.S., Ohio History, American History. Mr. RALPH LANE Indiana University, 13.5., Language Arts, Geography. Miss BARBARA LEINART East Tennessee State College, B.S., Lan- guage Arts, Geography Mr. HAROLD LONGWORTH Union College, BA, General Business. Mr. MICHAEL MANNERINO University of Cincinnati, B.S.; Xavier Uni- versity, M.Ed., Junior Band. Mr. KENNETH MCCUTCHEN Bridgewater College, B.A., General Math, General Science. Mr. QUENTON MILLER University of Cincinnati, 13.5,, M.Ed., Boys, Physical Education. Mm JEANETTE MINNING Western College For Women, 3A.; Uni- versity of Cincinnati, 13.3, M.Ed., Science, Math. Mrs. JANET MORRISSEY Ohio University, B.A ; University of Cincin- nati, M.Ed., Special Education. Mr. ROBERT POSOCK Ohio University, 13.5., Science, Math. Mr. HAROLD PRICKETT University of Cincinnati, B.S.; Science, Math. ML LEE SCHWEICKART Ohio State University, B.S., Ohio History, American History. Mrs, DOROTHY SCOTT Miami University, B.S., Girls Physical Education. Mr. JOHN SHEPH ERD University of Cincinnati, B.S., General Math, Algebra LII. Mrs. DORTHA STEARNS Ashland College, BA., English I, Latin I. Mr. CHESTER STORER Wilmington College, B.S., Industrial Arts, Art. Mrs. MARY STRUKE Miami University, B.S., Spanish 1. Mrs. MARY ANN VAWTER Georgetown College, BA, French I, Lan- guage Arts. Mr. RICHARD WALTERS Wilmington College, B,S., Health and Orientation, Guidance Counseling. Mrs KAREN WESP University of Cincinnati, B.S. ,' College Conservatory of Music, Vocal Music. Mr. RICHARD WESP University of Cincinnati, 38.; College Con- servatory of MusiC, Vocal Music. Mr. VIRGIL WILSON University of Cincinnati, B.S.; College Conservatory of Music, B.M.; Xavier Uni- versity, M.Ed., JL-Sr. Orchestra. Miss FLORENCE WINKLE Ohio State University, B.A., M.Ed., Li- brarian. Mr. IRWIN YOUNG Xavier University, B S., General Science. Mr. EDWARD ZETTLER Ohio State University, B.S., Language Arts. :3 cxi m; Students gain experience through assistance. Mrs. IVA SUTTER Secretary Mrs. ELLEN RICKEY Secretary ROW ONE: Rollins, VanNess, Babbs, Jacob: Wagers, Combs, Hilberg, Smith, Runyan, Summers. ROW TWO: Jones, Robin- son, Maxwell, Sheatzley, Henshaw, Armstrong, Loy, Spurgeon, Doench, Paterson, ROW THREE: Young, Chandler, Kiefer, Dietz, Lymam Worth, Linder; West. ROW FOUR: Richards, Chandler, Burnes, Bowers, Troy, Scott, Marz, Dixon. S TUDEN T C0 UNCIL Bookstore, sponsored by Stu- dent Council, is visited by many students. Officersy SEATED: Nancy Arm- strong, Vice-President; Steve Bowers, President; Jim Jacob, Secretary. STANDING: Barry Marz, Sergeant-at-Arms; June Sheatzley, Treasuren ANDERSONIAN ROW ONE; Worth, Editor; Miss Leinert, Childers, Circulaxion Mgr. ROW TWO: Balmos, Wolf, Cook. ROW ONE: Cooke, Babbs, Jacob, Wittmeyer, Stienmetz, Wolf, Hatch, Schingledecker. ROW TWO: Smith, Brim, Matte, Childers, Close, Johns, Waits, Reed ROW THREE: Miss Addicott, Houchen, Crawford, VanNess, Loy, Ohman, Miss Leinert, ROW FOUR: Kelley, Mc- William, Moore, Voss, McMillan; Sandberg, Clark. ROW FIVE: Craycraft, Marsh, Balmos, Henshaw, LaFontaine, Woolrich. GAzETTE Roberts, Carson, Wagner, Wainscott, Lyman, Tuysten. ROW ONE: Pinkerton, Lyman, Wagner, Mrs. Steams. ROW TWO: Rush, Roberts, Worth, Crawford, Johns, Van: Doggette, Wainscott. ROW THREE: Reily, Loescher, Luyster, Craycmjt, Yacks, Cox, Carson, Clark, Winfield ROW ONE: Crawford, McDaniel, Bless, Haller, Lyman. ROW TWO: Babbs, Worth, DoggetteJ Reimzm7 Aicholtz. ROW THREE: Riley, Vogely, Pinkerton, West ROW FOUR: Frerking, Mignerey, Koger. ROW FIVE: Daughtce, Elston, BACK: Mrs. Vawter, Ad- viser, Simmelink, Williamson, Johns, Worth, Clark, Jaffe, McFarland; Hermann, Klotter, Lion, Sandberg, Cafef, Richards, Craycraft, Sirm melink, Wainscott, Herring, Carson, Comuelle, Kinbaum, Browne, Ohman. PR OjE C TI 0N CL UB OfEcers. SEATED: Lyman, President; Babbs, Sergeant-at-Arms. STANDING: Reiman, Vice- President; Mrs. Vawter, Adviser; Aicholtz, Ser- geant-at-Arms; Mrs. Baughin, Adviser, Mig nerey, Secretary. ROW ONE: Board, Steinmetz, Best, East, F. Reppert, Hixson, Jansen, Cooke, Ruhstahler, Combs ROW TWO: McCoy, E. Combs, Hall, Friend, Walker, Allen. ROW THREE: Grant, Schmidt, Ruby, Fryer, Adviser. 147 Pryor, Wagner, Clark, Mr. RADIO CL UB Bell, Luyster, Haller, Meyers, Hall, Baxter, Greer. SCHOLARSHIP TEAM ROW ONE: Jay, Craycraft, Scott, Koger, Calef. ROW TWO: Thompson, Bowers, Mur- phy, Clark, Lyman, Woolrich, Bartmess, Childers, Reagh. 148 jUMaR HIGH CLA SSES 1963 Broerman, B. Foster, Hart, Tostevin in Home-EC. sewing session. Display window by Latin I students. Mr. Bentonfs famous nDart Game? French I. Mrs. Vawter dictates ROW ONE: Browne, Mignerey, Worthl Merz, Bowman, Scott, Zeter, Smith, McDaniel, Simp- som Jacob: Sparrow, Babbs, Piepho; Clark, Ly- manJ Smith,Runyan. ROW TWO: Fleming: Myers, Paterson, Daily, Rush, Thomas,Foster, Ciark, Cox, Green, Smith, East, Aichohz, NINTH GRADE Kline, V055, Zimmerman, Vogely, West: Wil- son, Houchen. ROW THREE: Edwards, Klotter7 Koger3 Merritt, Smythc: Best, Baxter, Reiman, Burnes, Marksberry, McCarty, Troy, Atkinson, Howlcu, Godfry, Guynn, Sandbcry, Lederer, McMiHin, Fontaine. ROW FOUR: Robe Girls: Klotter, Guynn, Merritt, McMillin, Mulleny CHOR US Boys! Octet: Babbs, Jacobs, McCarty, Troy: MalrksbcrryI Burnes, Bartmess, Myers, Accompanist. 150 Wolfangel, Woolrich, Murphy, Mullen, Ket- ter, Vernon, Winkle, Board; Garret, Dixon, Pollitt, Bartmess, Bowers, McDonald, Luyster, Calef, Leaver, Young, Carson, Dewar. OHicers: Worth, Secretary; Troy, ViCc-President; Calef, President; Dixon, Treasurer. Triple Trio. ROW ONE: Fontaine, Worth, Wilson, Paterson, Mignercy. ROW TWO: Edwards, Calef, Carson, Smythc, Lyman, Accompanist. C . Flutes Carol Adams Betty Condor Christine Dallmann Gail Grab Linda Hurst Susan Johnson . Adele Jones Linda Kinbauui Georgia McCann David McFarren Judy Meyers Kathy Ohman Cecilia Pinkerton Marcia Richardson Kathy Robertson Dale W ilson Susan Worth Oboe: Gretchen Lipean Holly Schueneman Bassoon: Linda Frerking Clarinet: Karen Aicholtz Lois Christen John Cuddeback Sanora Craycraft Laura DeWar Karen Dunn Sharon Dunn JUNIOR HIGH BAND Charlene AFontaine Charles Gatton Carol Godfry Donna Guynn Dee Hall Lana Hicks Barbara Kirchen Kathy Klotter Pat McElhaney Larry Moss Susan Myers Cafole Nash Susan Phipps Robert Potter Kenneth Simmons Beverly Spurgeon Gayle Stacy Lynn Stoepel Brian Terleski Roxanna Whisner Alma VVolfangle Alto Clarinet: Patricia McCollum Bonnie Schick Bass Clarinet: Jerry Hathorn Karen Williams Sue Wolfangel Alto Saxophone: Mike Behrman Paula Childers 152 Thomas Taylor James West Tenor Saxophones Robert Biddle Joe Valentine Trumpets Carl Bockhorst Connie Breuer Paul Channell Tyler Clark Steve Cooke Charles Dimling Philip Gossard James Horney Daryle Jansen Larry Johnson Timothy McBee Charles Norton John Reed Dale Richards Barney Toon Chris Troy Gary Viering Steven Wharton Fanch Horns Judith Buschur Carol Lehman Carol Martin Charles Osborne Baritone Hams Roger Baxter Richard Bopp Trombones John Bartmess David Duff Harold Schultz Kenneth Scott Gilbert Stagnaro Brian Youngblood Recording Bass Horns Edward Clark Donald Reppert S Hing Bass Cynthia Lederer Percwsion Thomas Board Arthur Dunn Gregg Fusaro Randolph Gilliss Steven Haller Beth Kelly William Knorr Jay Lewis Vicki Lewis Ronald Randall James Robertson Karen Sturgeon Bruce Wamsley Tympani Dee Dee Scott Ensemble ROW ONE: Admins, Martin, Ohman. ROW TWO: Wamsley, Fusaro, Lewis, Channell, Hall. ROW THREE: Frerking, Bopp, Gossard, Clark. Tension mounts backstage, but poise is evident under lights. Cast Miss Willis ....... Betty Condor Karen ............. Madie Orr Darlene ......... Carol NIartin George ..... g . . . . Steve Barnard Henry ......... r. 4 Mike Lemon Tom ......... David McFarren Louise ............. Beth Kelly Willard Kitrick Gil Stagnaro Nlary Saunders ............... Nancy Armstrong Frances .......... Susan Titus Joe ................. Bud Ellis NIr. Carstairs , . , . Steve V'Vharton BIL Allister . . . . NIikc. Behrman Jerry ............ Jerry Wweddle F reddic . . . . . . Tucky Steinmetz Klara Gerry Wymer Marian Ann . Maureen Gatian Lillian Ann ..... Cindy Johnson Julie Ann . .. Emmy Poehlmann Leroy ............ Randy Deck Floyd .......... Jim Lockridgc Kaieb ........ John Armbruster Tailor ............. Bob Biddle Reporter ........ Martin Smith Reporter ........... Fred Weis Make Up IVIan . . . . Greg Fusaro Miss Smith . Andrea Gilchrist Alphonse ........ John Panno Mrs. Marker . . . Pat Craycraft B'Iiranda ........ Kitty VVegelin NIarge ............ Terri Shore The Mayor ....... Tom Rainier Sam ................ Ty Clark Promptcr . . . . , . . . . Sa dra Ncrl f jUNIOR HIGH PRESENTS THA T KRITTRICK KRITTER J 1 t; Armbruster and Wymer, as Pa and Ma, discuss terms of sows contract EIGHTH GRADE CHORUS ROW ONE: Williams, Godby, Johnson, Martini, Hudson, Board: Kline, Young, Lemon, Powell, Deck, Kelly, Gatian, Wegelin, Williams, Hermann. ROW TWO: Shake 1y, Lavery, White, Nerl, Armstrong, Tischbein, Biddle, Stagnaro; Richardson, Steinmetz, Armbruster, Smith, Gil- christ, Titus, Balmas, Conder, C Johnson, Van Ness. ROW THREE: Foster, Johnson, Henshawi WellsJ Lewis, Pusack, Wymer, Clark, Maslowski, Evans, Behrman, Thomas, Ricketts, Marconi, Wharton, Neiman: Whisner, Meyers, Martin, Orr, Frerking, Buschur. ROW FOUR: Craycraft: Loy. Marsh, Price, Robinson, Ramcy, Unver zagt, Wade, McCaldin, Ellis, Wcis, Cotton, Marz, Schilling, Coffee, Rainier, Hathom, Shore, Miller, Scott, Doerr, LaFontaine, LEhman, Maxwell. SE VENTH GRADE CH 0R U S ROW ONE: Ditchen, Myers. Bowers, Haller, Harris, Siltz. Foster, Schmidt, Wilsom Norton: Darnell, Smythe, Chris- ten, Worth. ROW TWO: Camellc, Vogely. S Johnson, Meyers, Reppert, Baeurlain, Bunch, Bumgamcr, Combs, Han, Kiefer: Simmelink, hielvin, Rishel. Cmdolf. ROW THREE: Kirchcn, Ante, Stoepel, Alexander: Holmes, Murphy, Townsley, Corkcn, Wcas, Cain, Hight, Jansen, Rumble, Betz, Ryan. Burton, Johnson, Christen. ROW FOUR: S. Bevingtom Clift, Greer, Zingg, Knorr. Ter- 1eski, Schmidt, Wittmeyer. Banks. Kleinfcldt. OsborneJ Srhulz, Scott, Guth. K. Williams, Pollitt: Riley, Beers. ROW ONE: West, ChannelL Kline, B. Hall, Russ, Rhein, Winklebach, Bell, V. Hall. ROW TWO: Dunham, Thornhill, Mil- Emmich, Troy, Scott, Childers, 7th and 8th Grade Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson ........ Anderson ........ Amelia Sycamore ...... Guardian Angel . . White Oak . . . . Amelia tenberge r, SCORES FOOTBALL 157 Steinker, . . A ' 0 Anderson . . . 18 Anderson 8 Anderson ....22 Anderson...,.u. . . . . 0 Anderson Anderson Anderson Bowers, Torget, Kaldma, Weis, Dixon, Jones, Perry, McDonald; Dick- man, Matthews, East, Timmons, Mr. Harris, Coach. Haas, Tolbert, 9th Grade 6 Amelia ............ l4 0 Finneytown ... . , . 12 24 MCNicholas ....... 22 6 Sycamore ......... l4- 6 Norwood .......... 0 14 Moler ............ 14 1-1 Amelia ............ 6 ROW ONE: Kuhl, Pierce, Kline, D. Maslowski, Brim, D. Hall, DeLancy, S. Maslowski, Terlescki, Johnson, Tostevin, Darnell, Corken, King, Martin, Fusaro, Dorna, DA HalL ROW TWO: Bergen, McMahon, Knorr, Stradcr, Hueneveld, Mathews, Dahlheimer, Marconi, Gallahon, Brannock, Baird, McArthur, Shingledecker, Roller, Marz, Duggan, F. Pottschmidt, Owens, John- son, Murphy, Evans, Smith, Spitzer, Prather, Firth, Mr. 3Farrell, Coach. S CORES 7th and 8th Grade Anderson ...... 35 Finneytown .......... 38 Anderson ...... 32 Lincoln Heights ...... 24 Anderson ...... 66 St. Thomas Moore . . . A 11 Anderson ...... l4- Sycamore 3 . . . . . . . . . . 22 Anderson ...... 25 Amelia ............. 23 Anderson ...... 32 Glenview ............ 20 Anderson ...... 15 Amelia .............. 3 3 Anderson ...... 39 Lincoln Heights ...... 28 Anderson ...... 28 Sycamore ............ 32 Anderson ...... 53 Madeira ............ 26 Anderson ...... 29 Glenview ............ 18 Anderson ...... 54- Beech Acres ......... 12 Anderson ...... 52 Kiwanis ............ 20 9th Grade Anderson ...... 33 Mariemont .......... 31. Anderson ...... 45 Sycamore ........... 28 Anderson ...... 19 F inneytown .......... 43 Anderson ...... 38 Amelia ............. 2 7 Anderson ...... 49 Princeton ........... 28 Ande rson ...... 30 Norwood ............ 24- Anderson ...... 32 Amelia ............. 28 Anderson ...... 42 Sycamore ........... 3 7 Anderson ...... 35 Finneytown .......... 39 Anderson ...... 50 Madeira. ............. 31 Anderson ...... 39 Princeton ............ 26 Anderson ...... 38 Norwood ............ 2 1 Anderson ...... 32 McNicholas ......... 23 9th Grade Team. ROW ONE: Timmons, Bell, Burnes, West, Kaldmo, Rhein, Haas, Chan- nell. ROW TWO: Yacks, Babbs, Shaver, Tolbert, Bowers, Pollit, Jones, Becker, Mr. Harris, Coach. BA SKE TBA LL 7th and 8th Grade Team. ROW ONE: Owen, Hall. ROW TWO: Mr. Farrell, Coach, Maslowski, Wolf, King, Dorna, Berger, Matthews, Ellis. ROW THREE: Duggan, Roller, M311, Martin, Aicholtz, Rothwell, John- son. ROW FOUR: Hueneveld, Kiine, Armbruster, Strader, Murphy, Gat- ton. 7th and 81h Grade Baseball Team. ROW ONE: Pott- lowski, Rainier, Roller, Hight. ROW THREE: ML Chap- schmidt, Wilson, Kline, Hilberg, Bumgamer, Marz. man, Coach, Forg, Bass: Rothwell, Murphy: Ellis, ROW TWO: Wittmeyer, Schingledecker, Wharton, M35- SPRIN G SPOR TS Track Team. ROW ONE: Barberry, Barnard, Riley, ROW THREE: Richards, Pryor, Scott, Matthews, Baeuerlin, Robertson, Pennington, Moss, Hatterick, Luyster, Burnes, Wagner, Obsorne, Russ. ROW Babbs, Taylor. ROW TWO: Brehm, Toon, Stagnaro, FOUR: H. Kleinfeldt: B022, Valentine, Snyder, Jones, Steinmetz, Knorr, Hepfinger, Lyle, Biddle, Wolfe, Schull. Weis, Reagh, C. Kleinfeldt. 160 9th Grade Baseball Team ROW ONE: Marksberry, Winklebach, Yacks, Becker, ROW TWO: Hall, Ross, Westj Wanninger, Dickman, Kline. ROW THREE: Kaldmo, Dixon, Board, Thornhill, Mr. Harris, Coach. CHEERLEADERS ROW ONE: Armstrong, Wymexg Richardson. ROW TWO: Kiefer, Vogely. ROW THREE: Worth. ROW ONE: Summers, Wymer, Runyan. ROW TWO: Paterson, Myers, Dallmann. GAA jUNIOR Officers: Armstrong, Wolfangel, Lyman, Lehman. ROW ONE: Koppman, Loy, Richardson, Henshaw, Arm- strong. Lehman, Marsh, Meyers, Craycraftj Miles, Childers, Chandler, Haller. ROW TWO: Vann, Conder, Wettstein, Unverzagt, C. Adams, Schueneman, Greerj Fontaine, Scott, Carter, Daughtee, Myers,,Dorethy. ROW THREE: Zimmerman, Browne, Sharp, Elston, Kinbaum, Miller, MC: Millin, Marsh, Houchen, Ellison, Cunningham; Walker, Daily. ROW FOUR: Winfield, Wolfangel, Lyman, Carson, Pinkerton, Roberts, J. Adams, Fleming, Grab, Burdsal, Nash, Ditchen, Cook. ROW FIVE: VanNess, Vogely, W001- rich, Woolrich, Sandbergj Klotter, Dietz, Sturgeon, Rollins, Zingg, Neukirch, Hart, Piepho, ROW SIX: Gilchrist, Tisch- bein, Lavery, L. Hall, LaFontaine, Gatian, Herring, Cook, Jaffe, Bowers, Stacy, Comuelle. ROW SEVEN: Worthj Wells, Latham, Fromm, Doench, Kaidmo, Kayata, Wilson, Wendell, Smith, Simmclink, Clift, Myers. ROW EIGHT: Warford, Pusack, Emmich, Clark, Guynn, Mignereyy Bev- ington, Kircher, Keifer, T. Johnson, Vogely, Stopel. Mrs. Scotfs gym class in WV formation. Trampoline exercise. Calisthenics practice. 163 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1963 STUDENT COUNCIL BOOK STORE Compliments of THE EDWARDS COMPANY Realtors Developers 8451 Beach mont ULMER,S SOHIO SERVICE 6389 Salem Pike 231-9858 WHEEL BALANCING - BRAKE SERVICE OPEN FRUIT MARKET ALBIEZ MEATS PARTRIDGE PORK PRODUCTS Beechmont Avenue Next to Central Trust Bank 2310860 SALES - PARTS - SERVICE RAMBLER For A Better Car For A Better Deal C. B. AYER SALES - INC. 7863 Beechmont Avenue 27 Years Some Location 231 -7970 Womafw gem Satan JACK SEYFERTH INC. 3 LOCATIONS INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL 913 Ohio Pike STORE FRONTS Withumsville 752-0602 481 -3200 OFFICE 5049 Crookshcnk Rd. 7717 Beechmont 6131 Corbly Forestville Mt. Washington C' 1' 38! Oh'o Phone: 231-3777 Phonez231-7373 ALBERT KNAPP 81 ASSOCIATES SCHOOL TIME INSURANCE representing Consolidated Mutual Insurance Company of Brooklyn, New York covering All School Activities All Athletics, Etc. For Grade Schools and High Schools 411 Oak Street Cincinnati 19, Ohio 861-3020 rammmum 1 - i 11 IS mm mm 10 mm CLEANING CENTERS 5601 WOOSTER PIKE - 271-2000 5218 BEECHMONT - 231-9502 FOR PICKUP AND DELIVERY SAVE 151K: CASH 8: CARRY HANDY PANW HUMPHRIES HARDWARE AND LUMBER Avril's Meats Homemade 6666 Clough Rood Pizza Spaghetti Sauce Potato Salad Cole Slaw Complete Line of Building Beverages of All Kinds Materials 1 11 IA . 7 64 Bee: mon ve Paint, Hardware, and Paneling 231-9890 Compliments of Compliments 0f: IHE SILVER OIL cow INC- CHIWS BEECHMONT PHARMACY mumps PRECISION MECHANICS, mc. m C. a D. 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Com plimehts of Anderson Senior High School PARENT TEACHER ORGANIZATION OHIO PIKE SOViI'IgS 8: Compliments of loan CO- T. P. WHITE a SONS . FUNERAL HOME ' 32, L All Accounts 15' 4- ' Established 1870 E41 x- ':x 1 2'1. ml Guaranteed ,0 la 7. Our Only Location -' mI 7 ' In Full 0 'g ,A 1'7 II Ea. 2050 Beechmont Ave. 0 5!; - 547 Ohio Pike Cincinnati 30, Ohio 231-7150 752-2700 Mark E. Croxton - John W. Croxfon SCHWARTZ APPAREL SHOP and PAULINFS APPAREL Mt. Washington's Complete Fashion Center 2117 Beechmont Avenue 231-9090 231-9091 See us for your Anderson Redskin iocket. HEIMERDINGER 8: C0. Fresh Dressed Poulfry 1216 Vine Street Home Dressed Qualify Meats Cincinnati 10, Ohio Cincy's Best Ground Beef Phone: 241-3008 Pickled Tongue Frozen Foods Thatts the new Princess phone. Think what a ioy to use a phone that's scarcely bugger than your hand-that feels light as a feather-with a dial that glows softly and lights up brightly whenever you pick up the receiver. You'll enjoy calls more in your own room on your own Princess phone. And, the monthly charge is so low that you may be able to pay for a Princess extension yourself. For more information, call Your Telephone Companyts business office, 396-9900. ZING! It's do-se-do and away we go for the lively lift and sparkle of ice- cold Coca-Cola! CLARK CLEANERS A GOOD CLEANER IN A GOOD COMMUNITY 7117 song . Pike Phone 231-9077 COMPLIMENTS OF BURNEY lANE CLEANERS m WMEKZZM And may all your fondesl hopes and ambitions tome lrue i v: :53 w THE ORIGINAL BIG BOY STUDENTS and FACULTY Wiaddox, Ham's, Scott, Mitchelh AT PLAY. SENIOR PA RENTS Mr, and Mrs. Donald C Adams Mr, and Mm Harold M. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Arnold Mr. and Mrs Raymond WA Betz Mr. and Mrs.Jewell K. Boaz, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. William D. Boeh Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Boettgcr Mr. and Mm William E. Boles Mrs. Winston Brccdcn Mr. and Mrs. CarlJ. Bridges Mr. and Mrs 1Kenneth W. Bridges ML and Mrs. Joseph E. Browne Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Burchficld ML and Mrs. Delbert H. Burger Mr, and Mm Harold L. Burns Mr. and Mrs Dale J Caplinger Mr. and Mrs. Frank Catellicr Mn and Mrs, Fay Chaney Mr. and Mrs. john Q, A. Chapman IV. Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Chapman Mr, and Mrs. John E. Clay, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James V Conley Mr. and Mrs. jack E Corbin Mr. and Mrs. Carlyle W. Coykcndall Mr. and Mrs. Emery H. Davis Mr. and Mrs R j Detmers Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Dewey Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Diefenbach Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Dopp Mr. and Mrs. A. Stanley Doma Mr. and Mrs. Manon R. Fehl Mr. and Mrs. Howard R. Fisher Mr. and MrsV Virgil Fuller Mr. and Mrs. Clarence W. Glancy ML and Mm Louis W. Graf Maj. Gen and Mrs. jackson Graham Mr. and Mrs Glenn I. Halcomb Mr. and Mrs. Forest R. Heis Dr. and Mrs. Maurice F. Herring, Jr. Mr, and Mrs Kenneth E. Hittingcr Mr. and Mrs. James D. Horncy Mr. and Mm Sylvester Johns Mrs. Gladys Gv Johnston Mr. and Mrs. William P. Jollcy Mr. and Mrs. Wilkiam H. Jones Mr. and Mrs. TifFLn Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Wiiliam J King Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Kleinfcldt Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Knorr Mr. and Mrs. Virgil HA Lammcrs Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Lathrop Mn and M15. Charles J. Lautcrbach Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Loeschcr Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Long 184 Mr. . and Mrs. . and MrsA . and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mr: . and Mrs. . and Mrs. and Mrs. . and Mrs. and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mrs, . and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mm . and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mrs: . and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mrs. V and Mrs. A and Mrs. and Mrs. Richard H, Lyman Edward F. Mack George W. Makepeacc William W. Malone George Markell Daniel WA Martin Harvey E. Martini John W. Meister Louis J Metz Robert S Meyer Glen E. Mishler Carl J, Moorehous Tommy Morgan Earl T. Murphy, Jr. R A. Neal William A Nerl O. Oppenheimcr George M. Pace Randall Perkins Ralph A. Peterman Fred A. Pfeffer James Philpot Lewis 0. Piepho Richard A. Prior John C. Ramundo Mrs. Dorothy B. Rattermann Mn Mr. Mr. ML IVIr Mr. Mr. Mr. Mn Mr, Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mn and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mn and Mm and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mrs. Roy Royse Carl Runyan Charies L. Russell George J. Schmidt Leroy Schmitz James M. Schweitzer Frank J Sharkey Louis M. Shaver Stanley Shober Harold G. Short Goebel Smith Lloyd E. Smith Lewis A. Steele Clyde W. Stoutenburgh Charles j. Stremick Ardis F. Swisher Raymond A. Taylor Theodore T. Taylor john Terlcscki George F. True Harry T. Warford Earl B. Watkins Allen G. West John Wilce Walter H. Woertz Earl Wright Edward E. Wright, Jr. Robert G. Young