Anderson High School - Andersonian Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Anderson Accent on l965 usarawkd . V X X X e m N 0 V W FOREWORD Down. A ftood of light streams through the sky and boldly accents the outlines of a building. As we approach from afar, Anderson Senior High School gleoms proudly in silver letters; and we are owed anew by the beauty and grandeur of our Alma Mater. Opening 0 door, we enter the spGCIOUs halls and are swept into a lively, hustling, happy current of people. It is then that we discover the heart of this microcosm of ours at Anderson-people, students, teachers, administrators-people who oc- cent ideals and goals, knowledge and in- sight, harmony and participation, achieve ment and success. This is their story. i I z 1 . t 1 t 4 sewn... .mwnn..- ;:;:::. v; .,.-.0q..h. an 3-, 1a: Eiggzg'gzggagiaa- The Beginning Accent In September life returns To our campus, and for- goTTen halls suddenly Teem wiTh students and Teachers. To many if is 0 worm familiar sight. OThers of us, struck wiTh owe 01' This new siTUGTion coiled high school, may have temporary problems in 0diusTing To such formidable phenomena as locker combinations. For everyone There are new personQIiTies to meeT, new ideas To TesT, and new opportunifies to seize. We listen engrossed C15 our principal and counselors ex- plain the concest That will guide us Through a year filled with unforgeffoble experienceSu-Truly one of The best years of our lives. Mrwm. wnwuunlquumuuunnmn. . . , . , t . . y , . . . . v . . . . . . . tiihmmlmmnim mmumnhnl .armmmmmwinuh a:vummmmm. Life in our miniature world is highly diversified and always inferesiing. It can be gay and spirited, quiet and studious, exciting and hectic, soiemn 0nd rever- ent. To all, if is challenging; and 05 we progress Through the year, we often find ourselves wondering wheiher we shall survive the many fesis which con- froni Us. AT Anderson, individual devefopmem is sTressed. Opportunity presenTs iTself of every Turn in classes cmd activities, including a myriad of interesting fields. As each student finds his own niche in school life, he becomes an inseparable fiicker of The Homing spirit which accents Anderson. Accenting Anderson r w c nun..- - IWCMWWW i i i m m 1 Accent on Science In a world of inconceivably rapid Technological progress, There is 0 con- sTonf demand for more and better scienfisfs. Depic'red here are some of our own chemis'rs, biologists, and physicists as They apply To their lobo- rczTory experimentefions The theory which the'y have studied in The class- room. Some of The interest and curi- osity fhef STimUIClTeS these scienfists of Tomorrow is caught by The camera. Emphasizing Communication If we are to beneFIT ourselves and each other, we must be able To Transfer ideas. Whether it be Through listening To c: famous speech or To The Eedure of 0 Teacher, engaging in 0 casual social converso'rion, or putting on 0 play, we learn To communicofe. 13 Library Aids: Yocks, Fleddermon. Fisher, Lion, Skid- more, Shim1er. Bridges, Ruqu, Clements, Craycmf? ROW TWO: Sprague, Rumeriz, Eorgerding, Wilson, Knorr. Research is an essenTiol port of our lives of Anderson. IT is only offer we have explored The minds of others That we con moke worThwhiIe con- TribUTions of our own. A well equipped library and its smff serve students in exploring The hori- zons of learning. A spirit of quiet and intense concenTroTion prevails OS ideas cmd minds lock To demonsTroTe our accent on knowledge. Faculty inspeds book exhibit. Accenti ng Coordination S'ruclemL life Is not wiThouT ifs problems CooperoTion between students . and Teachers does much Toward building confidence and securiTy Talking Things over offen aids us in making decisions. Studenf Council is an invaluable forum for suggesTions and ideas which con- cern the enfire student body. Our guidance counselors are always ready to help us with such octivifies 05 gemng iobs and planning for colfege. COUNSEIOFS Mr. Walters, Mrsl Morrissey, and Mr. Furrier help to harmonize The various elements of student life. Student Council ROW ONE: Pyle, Sec,- Greer, Treos.; Silvermon, Pres; Behymer, Vs-Presu- Gastrich, Rec. ROW TWO: Koch, Lain, Sprague, SgL-ot-Arms; lson, Rubens. ROW THREE: Lionl Buy, Sotir, D. Martin, Fisher, Conley. ROW FOUR: Messer, Johnson, N. Martin, Smith, King. ROW FIVE: Russ, Kessling, KIefel, Birkmun. Future Business Leaders of America Students gain practical experience in typing class. Linda prepares for future with IBM Key Punch. ROW ONE: Owens, Barbour, Crawford. Stanorb, Venture, Smgnaro. ROW TWO: Powell, Kiefel, Lain, Behymer, Merrifr, Godby, Ket- chum, Office Aids 9 d r U ww mm 9 f by .e f HS 3 M 0 um K e U.D..uw.if a. o C .m 0' a ll r f m n r m m m sw a on .n mm on a Mae. m u h M .ma H r ,m n e s 20 The Arts Mike Niencaber, Janet McCarty, Martha Cox, and Barbara ScoTT prepare early for The Chrisfmos Season. Fine Arts Clay in hands o$ Beifenhcus and Shcw-disaster? Jim Scnner ponders whether art sforeroom is for rectL Snowf1akes set mood 05 Show and O'Connor work on Chrisrmos design. 21 Princefon County Meet Princeton Oak Hills Taylor Moeller Indian Hill Indicm Hill Wyoming ST. Bernard Purcell Swim Team ROW ONE: Pierce, Chapman, Pavone, ROW TWO: J. McForren, Feebles, BurTmess, Schilling, Behrmonn, Ckxxtun, Houpf, Roller, Snort, Flake, Fusaro. ROW THREE: Baxter, Heneveld, Rhein, Mason, Bernard, DV McFurren, Spiizmiller, Burns, Miller. Scores 86 Anderson 9 157 70 Anderson 29 12 27 Anderson 67 59 Anderson 36 69 Anderson 45 54 37 Anderson 70 57 IT 1 u- ' ; . 3'33 U... w 3117 w 22 Cross Country ROW ONE: Weis, Osborne, Hicks, Buchanan, Keelet, West. ROW TWO: Taylor, R. Ludwig, Homeld, Hermann, Broxfermun, Cox, Hothorne, H. Ludr '1 wig, Kuhl, Coach Hamilton. Tom! Come home, Tom! Rest. 23 '53:. IS: ,1 1 . , Seniors are first . ., Queen and Court ROW ONE: Heather Tischbein, Rhonda Gunderson. ROW TWO: Cathy Paterson, PhyHIs Lyman. ROW THREE: Linda Pyle, Queen Shcryn Cartwright Roda Lockurd. Game . .. Crowning Dance 25 Teum. ROW ONE: Comstock, Irvine, Cook, Wilson, Pierce, Shannon, Capt. Puvone, PrewiH, Mishler, Seirzinger, Poierson, Pnugner, Suffer. ROW TWO: Scott, Thornhill. Rhein, Bell, R Ro1hwell, McDoncEd. Timmons, Dickmon, Winkelbuch, Millenberger, Brooks. ROW THREE: McCoIdin. Moslowski, D. Roihwelll Nienuber, Morisoni, Johnson. Shingledecker, Marz, ROW FOUR: Couch Miller, Coach Harris, Marthews, Heneveld, Murphy, man, Pennington, Brehm, Viering, V. Hall, D. Hall, Mgrsy Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Redskin evades Princeion rockfer. 26 26 CO 26 47 14 24 Scores Football McNicholos Amelia Princefon Taylor Coleroin FinneyTown Norwood Harrison Sycamore Oak Hills -a -.. OLCOMCO-JAOOOM Conch Chop- Princefon carrier nears doom as Dickmon closes in. Cheerleaders. ROW ONE: Capt. Schneiderl Paterson, Lyman. ROW TWO: DuvaIL Zimmerman. ROW THREE: Wymer, Murphy. The frenzied ioy of The cheerleaders marks Anderson's 6-2 victory over McNicholos. No'r since 1954, the year in which The rivalry began, had The Redskins downed The Rockefs. Then the score stood Anderson TB-McNiCholos 6. 27 i n o .0 f o s r P. b m e m s a n .m .m o p 9 la 8 1K a t d n c s 5 Im Q r U o h In 9 U o r m h m a m s r .m n e s 9 .m m u d a r G Rhein charges toward victory. 29 Band Night Band Night is the culmination of four years of study, practice, drill, and musicianship on the port of the senior members of the March- ing Bond. As they pass through the traditional hourglass formation and receive their chev- rons, they take their places with those alumni who through the years have contributed to the outstanding performance of Andersonfs Band. The crowning of the Bond Sweetheart odds glomor to the evening's activities. She is identitied at halftime from among the lovely candidates who represent the various school organizations and is presented 0 crown, o bouquet of reses, and c1 charm bracelet 05 c: memento of this honor: Following the game, the Sweetheart with her court reigns CIT the Sweetheart Dance, which is now considered one of the moior sociol events of the school year. Sweetheart Kathy Nerl and Members of Court: Pamela Schneider, Donna Sfmder, Lin Murphy, Linda Lehr, Clydene Mullins, Margaret Duvall, Linda Stonkorb, The glittering crysTol boli spins merrily overhead o-s fee1 shuFFle To and fro To sound of rhythmic'rune. Band president, Jim Highf, bestows sweetheart roses. E ! v arm 5!! A Ta ; ,m Miss Nash, Zeter, Clements, Davis, DuHus scramble to mee? DEADLINE, Page Edirors: Mulvoney, Fronk, LoFonfcine, Churchill, Timmons, Zerer, Schneider, Dallmnn, Mignerey, Davis, NerL Copy Ednor: S. Hermann 01m pic1uredL Ciements- Editor Shimler-Adv. Mgr. Andersonian Neither snow. nor ice . . , Advertising Stat? seek merchants. ROW ONE; Fisher, Adviser; Fronk, Shimler, Nerl, Sqnner, Zeter. ROW TWO: LaFonfcine, Bloss, Seslor. ROW THREE: Simme- link. 16? 51' 1 E - 333:3: 'mrv V7 771 David Williams Michael Honey SchUITzie Ann Williams Robert Doyle Harry PoweII On Too Long Lee Wong Gloria Coogle Florence Coogle Joe Bendix Ah so, Missuh Williams, your Jody friends have arrived. Cast James Ricke'r'rs Robert Gorshelis Koren Marsh Lindo SpiTzer Gaye Aoronf Gene Fox James Rishel Lorry DieTrich Richard Perrin April Barbour Pouietfe Schusz WiIliom Konfz Secrem ry Evans Parker Orlov Belka Building Tenonfs: Donna STerer Phyllis Miller John Olmsteod Lin Murphy Richard PerriTT Eorl Beifenhous Clarence Jones Lorry Dietrich Lfndo Lehr Carol Johnke James Dwyer Cocgle sishars Barbour and Schulm sing and dance like rabbits. The Senior Class Presents Who Was That Lady I Saw You With? By Norman Krasna 3.5 AH honor 10 the dedlcmed FBI! KAarunt, Gurshells, RickettsJ Mrs. Williams iGaye Aaronn ads as seIf-uppoinled spy. Thanksgiving TradiTion seT To music creoTed cm inspiring mood for The 05w sembly, sponsored by The Vocal Music DeporTmenT, as The sTUdenT body was reminded of The many blessings which we, 05 Americans, enjoy Today. Cathy PeTerson and Larry Show paid TribuTe To Those brave men and women of The posT To whom we are indebTed for This inheriTance. Assembly Speakers: Lorry Show and Cathy querson. 36 Hea lth Careers ROW ONE: Ellison, McCollum, V.-Pres.; Mullins, Pres.; Marsh, Treus.; Fomuine. ROW TWO: Waits, Troutmon, Gibson, Smith, Frerkmg. ROW THREE: Goff, Brent, Nerl, D. Murphy, Woinscotf, Guynn. ROW FOUR: Boysingerl Lewis, Plutschik, Morgan, Wolff. ROW FIVE: P. Murphy, L Murphy, Osmond. KEY CLUB ROW ONE: Horned, Pennington, Tischbein, Surfer, Dwyer, Hicks, Wendell, Richardson, Esslinger. ROW TWO: Kuhl, Osborne, Pierce, Wilson, Palmer, Paterson, Irving, Ludwig, West. ROW THREE: Keeler, Winkelbach, McDon- ald. Povone, Cook, Marksberry, Shannon, Hermann, Muhlberger, Wanninger. kg V 9:99? V 9 W 37 ROW FOUR: Miltenberger, Peebies, Garrert, Valentine. Toon, Mears, Dixon, Olmsveod, Mishler, Haas. ROW FIVE: FHUgner, Board Kuldmo, Seitzinger, McQuoid. ROW ONE: L. Gray, Sprogue, Clark, ICC,- McCoilum, ECC; MUHins, Frog Chmn., Dewey, Pres.,- Sulter, V.-Pres.; M. Wymer, Worship Chmn.; Lyman, Treus.; Duvull, Secy ; L. Koppmun, Fontoine. ROW TWO: Frank, B. Roberts, Campbell, VunNess, C. Barbary, Nowuk, Stagnorc, M Roberis, Martin, Kiefer, Petersmcn, Sheorzley. ROW THREE: L Murphy, Wainscon, KloHer, ROW ONE: Martin, Johnson, Elston, Spiizer, Davis, Combs, Liggeft, Jones, Corum, Smith, Aaron', Stonkarb. ROW TWO: Hawkinson, Wolff, Edwards, Deon, Armslrong, Voell, Porerson, P?wtzenmal'er, Koch, McMiIlin, Lowe, Dull- mun. ROW THREE: Laycock, McConneH, Wyson, Gibson, Gray, DUHUS, Zimmer- 36 Lockard, Kimball. Prmher, Helm, Grab, Houchen, Daily, Winfield, King, K. Briggs, Thomas. ROW FOUR: C. Lederer, Barbour, Lehr, Deer, thchger, Cody, Kirchen, 3. Gray, Murphy, Leidolf, MV Lederer, Fleddermon. Wessling. ROW FIVE: L. Murphy. C. Hubbard, Donoghue, WiggeringloI-L Emery, Fisher, Pinkerton, Gibson, Marsh, Owens, Riley, Rodmon, S. Dunn, Briggs. mun, WuFford, Beer, Lunginbuhl, Hinson, Sfruder, Schuftz. ROW FOUR: Guynn, Sandburg, Vogely, Emery, T, Johnson, Sotir, Crawford, Snowden, Shick, Jahnke, P Miller, Linder, Wyatt, Brown. ROW FIVE: Whilesides, Spurgeon, Burdsal. Dennler, LqFonfoine, Senders. K, Dunn, Reuscher, Koldmo, MiHer, Ramey, Osmond, Cartwright, Perry. Y-teens enioy annual Sutter and Osmond sort white gifts. potato chip sale. 39 High schoo! girls loin Y-teens To help The needy in the community and To enrich Their own lives Through Christian fellowship wiTh girls of all nations. The club sponsors c1 pofofo-chip sale To raise money for their philanthropic proiects, collec'rs Toys for tots, and collecTs canned goods of Thanksgiving. Accompanlsrs: Wenger Brallier WooTrich Members; Aichblfz, Anderson, Armbruster, Atkinson, Barrmess. Baxter, Beer, Behrrnann, Board, Brollier, Brown, Brent, Burnes, Butler, Colef, Carson, Cook, Craycruft, Dewey, Duane, DUHUS, Duvoll, Ellison, Esslinger, Fonmine, Frerk- ing, Fusaro, Gmiun, J., Gufian, M., Gilchrist GuH-I, Husz, Hermann, Herring, anners, Hinson, Jacob, Johns, Johnson. Jones, Kelly, Lederer, Lefdolf, Lemon, Lewis, Luginbuhl, LymEn, Mokin, Murksberry, Marsh, McyhuH, Mc- Carly, McCoIlum, McFurren, Mignerey, Miller, MircheIl, Murphy, L., Murphy, L., Myers, J., Myers, 3., Nunn, Paterson, Pavcme, Pflugner, -w' Q4: 1 ii 3; i i J i .; QL K vsng'QmW Triple Trio: Colef, Wiggeringloh, Smyrhe, Scott, Carson, Myers, Wifschger, Marsh. Boys' Octet. ROW ONE: Morksberry, Cook, Makin, Jacob, Butler. ROW TWO: Williams, Shannon, Johnson. Pusack, RickeHs, Rush, Ryan, Sculsl Schilling, Snort, P., Scott, D., Shannon, Simpson, Smyihe, Smith, Suner, Tischbein, THUS, Vogely, Wainscott, Warming- er, Wegelinl VVeis, West, J,, West, West, M., White, Wiggeringloh, Wilk, Williams, Wilson, Wifschger, Wolfangei, Woolrich, Worth, Wymer. Mixed Ensemble; Makin, Murphy, Baxter, Worth, Rickeffs, Coief, Smyfhe, Hm: ,... Q HI lf. X 3 Mixed Chorus Boys' Octet: DeLong, Acmmponisf; Wharton. Jchnson, Steinmetz, Hathorn, Richardson. Members: Armstrong, Ashford, Bomard, Bowman, Brehm, Clark, Conley, COL ton, Cunningham, Daily, Deer, DeLong, Dietz, Dopf, Dunbar, E052, B. Foster, Foster, Glossco, Godby, Godfrey, Hull, Huthorn, Henshuw, Hermann, Hoskins, Hudson, C. Johnson, J. Johnson, 8. Johnson, T. Johnson, Khmer, Koch, Kolk- meyer, Latham, Lovery, Lederer, Leever, Lehman, Ludwig, Modoy, Mason, Mc- Arthur, Mchnald, Merl, Mishler, Moriconi, Neeley, Noell, Poierson, Paviik, Triple Trio: Lovery, Silverman, Lederer, Daily, Koch, Runyon, Johnson, Klolter, Godfrey. 42 Petrey, Pf'lrzenmuire, Piepho, Price, Runier, Richardson, Ricketis, Ringler, Rob- erts, Rodmon, Rollins, Rumk, Runyon, Schick, Shukley, Show, Shecrzley, Sil- vermon, R. Smith, S. Smith, Sparrow, C. Stognuro, G. Stagnuro, Sieinmerz, Thomas, Van Ness, Walker, Wells, Wenger, Wharion, B. Williams, L. WEI- Iicms, Willoughby, A. Young. D. Young, Glee Young, CoHon, Thomas, Mixed Ensemble. ROW ONE: Daily, Le- derer, Young. ROW TWO: Steinmetz, Rick- alm ROW THREE: Richardson. Stagnoro. Christmas Concerts, corolers, glow of lights, Tinsel and parties, exchange of gif'rs, and The warmth of goodwill and fellowahip-oll of 1hese are 0 par? of Christmas of Anderson. 43 Cynthia and Karen deck The halls. Pam and Chris walking 1hrougl1 a winter wonderland. ROW ONE: Piofschik, Sec ; Ciernenis, V,-Pres.; D, Williams, Pres ; Miller, Trees; W. E Williams, Advisen ROW TWO: Meyer, Godby, Doench, Gunderson. ROW THREE: Gation, Stille Nuchf. Keafing, szenmuier, Brent, Bodmer. ROW FOUR: Morgen- thol, Frazier, Unverzagt, Mitchell, Cotton, Wanninger. ROW FIVE: Pflugner, Hahn, Rossow, Ross. German Club 45 String Quarte'r; York, Mk Wymer, G. Wymer, Armbruster. Strings and Wuodwinds Superior Rating Sfofe Finals Orchesfra Confesf C'w A 2 O rchestra held of Foirmounf West High School February 27, T965 46 Members: York, Wymer, Edwards, Herr, Pusock, Woolrich, Keifel, Schulz, Gibson, Wymer, Srcmkorb, KeHer, Armbrusfer, Williamson, Atkinson, Hoi- comb, Carfwrighr, Gossard, DeSolvo, Gilchrist Elston, Perry, Lewis, Adams, Lehr, Ledeler, BIoss, Frerking, Simmeh'nk, NeaF, Williams, Miller, Gofcmh, Highf, Wesr, Channel, Sharp, Martin, Lehman, Hough, Duff, Rishel, Siagnoro, Mesmer, Bortmess, Hoseltine, Holler, Fusoro, Spitzer, Wolfer, Wamsley. OFHcers: Elston, Sec; Wymer, Treas.; Mesmer, Prem Rishel. V,-Pres. Mot picfuredi C. York Concerfmeisler 0nd Soloist 47 ROW ONE: Titus, Ellison! Clark, Lyman, Schneider, Hamilmn, Mignerey, Emmich, Win- fielci ROW TWO: Gibson, Johns, Jones, Troulmcn, Worih, Van Ness, Helm, Wiggering- Ioh. ROW THREE: Zimmerman, Gaticn, Corum, Roberts, Anderson, Mitchell, Clements, Deon, Woolrich. ROW FOUR: Emery, Adams, Ashford, Dorly, Rush, Shimler, Crawford, Gofarfh. ROW FIVE: Cmycroft, Johnson, Ruurk, Tosrevin, Pfitzenmoier, Thomas, MC- Colium, Koger, Kuldmo. ROW SIX: Owens, Rumey, P. Craycrofr, Povlik, Guynn, Sandberg, Meyers, C. Miller, E Clark. ROW SEVEN: Schulz, Jay. Young, Riley, Ched- sey, Vogely, K. Miller, T. Mitchell. 48 Ushering Stuff, ROW ONE: Vogeiy, Schneider, Hamiltonl Wiggering- loh. ROW TWO: Sundberg, Jones, Van Ness, Pavlik, Koger, Craycraft, Young, ROW THREE: Daily, Titus, Corum, Chedsey, Miller. ROW FOUR: Shimler, Deon, K, Clark, Mitchell, Meyers, McCallum, Emery, Gibson, Wenger, E. Clark. ROW ONE: Silverman, Doench, Koppmun, ROW TWO: Flake, Pennington, Clements, Howell. ROW THREE: Homud, King, Jones, Buchanan, Morgan, Thomas. ROW FOUR: Seyfer, Wagner, Cuddeback, Wagner, Bedel, John- son. ROW FIVE: Meis'rer, Lathcm, Schoeme, Davis, Sunder, Wolf, Linie, Young. ROW SIX: Toon, Holder, MuMberger, Huebner, Kofh, Friend, Weis, Cotton. Schoeme, Silverman, Jones, Sander, projectionisfs at work. Stanley Jones-credired wifh having shown more than year, 49 WAR Mgmmn one hundred films during AT cerTain Times of The year, 0 gloomy cloud hovers over the building. Students walk around in a wor- ried sort of doze which is pierced only by occasional outbursts of despair. Despite repeated warnings, The sudden scheduling of semester exams catches many unwary vicfims by surprise. The conclusion of exams prompts a mod joy romp which comes To a hcd'r only when report cards are issued. Now, Iough'rer and beams of pride must min- gle with Tears and heartbreak. Yet for all students There remains Thof ageless consolation-Tomorrow! Exams Report Cards 50 Gold. ROW ONE: Kimberly McConneTI, Surch Osmond, Koren Marsh, Betty Minder, Robin Meyer, Heather Surfer, ROW TWO: William Rossow, David Moeser, Sfeve Hermann. Silver. Seniors: Margie Cody, Carol Dewey, Candy Godby, Howard Ludwig, James McForren, Frank Osborne, Pom SCOTT, Randy Sei'rzinger, Robert Su'rter. Juniors: Jane Anderson, Brenda Ashford, John Bortmess, Don Bloss, Koren Brollier, Suzy Colef, Kathy Carson, Hank Childers, Karen Clark, Pot Croycroft, Caro! Goforth, Gail Grab, Merry Hamilton, Jim Jacob, Cindy Koge-r, Phyllis Ly- man, Marilyn Mignerey, Judy Murphy, Marilyn Piepho, Joy Ruark, Charles Scon, DeeDee Scott, Shirley Sharp, Bill Simmeiink, Gary Smith, Beverly Spurgeon, Pot Thomp- son, Paul Weis, Georgia Woolrich, Marsha Worth. 51 Scholarship Keys The Bronze Key may be awarded char 0? least Three semesters of high school work, beginning with The first semester of The ninth grade A 3.000 cumulo'rive point average must be earned. The Silver may be earned offer of leos'r five semesTers of high school work with a 3.200 point average. The Gold requires of least seven semesfers of high school work and 0 3.500 cumuloTive point average. Bronze. Seniors: Tom Buchanan, Brenda Churchill, Michelle Clements, Greg Deye, Jone GaTian, Cathy Gibson, Mike Hinners, Mark KoTh, Linda Lehr, Dione Mor- tin, Dole Mulvoney, Lin Murphy, BeTTy Owens, Jeff Pflugner, Linda Shimler, Barbara Storr, Carol Troutman, Torn Weos, Marilyn West, Dennis Wil- liams. Juniors: Bob Babbs, Howard Bell, Ken Burnes, Ken Butler, Regina Corum, Jone EIsTon, Jim Frazier, Marilyn Johns, Pot Kelley, Roger Morksberry, Greg McDaniel, Cofhy Peterson, Cecilio Pinkerton, Joe Rei- mcm, Robert Vonover. Sophomores; Nancy Arm- sTrong, George Bodmer, Richard Bopp, Ron BUTIer, John Cuddebock, William Doggeffe, Linda Emmich, Barbara Foster, Linda Frerking, Koren Fromm, Greg Fusoro, Andrea Gilchrist, Doug Hahn, Mickey Her- mcmn, Maureen Herring, JoneT Hodge, Cindy John- son, Susan Johnson, Beth Kelley, Ellen Lowery, Carol Lehman, Vicki Lewis, Gretchen Lipe, RoberT Ludwig, Richard Lyle, Ken Mackenfhun, Judy Modoy, Barry Morz, Steve Moslowski, Rusty McCaldin, PotTy Mc- Collum, Dove McForren, Cindy Miller, Pom Mitchell, Susan Meyers, Marianne Pfifzenmoier, Cynthia Pofu fer, Barbara Pusock, Marcia Richardson, Frank Rick- efts, Nell Rollins, Gayle Shakely, Flora Smith, Gil Stognoro, Tom Taylor, Heather Tischbein, Mary Trout- mon, KiTTie Wegelin, Fred Weis, Brenda Wells, Rox- anne Whisner, Linda Wi1son, Judy WoodruFf, Gerry Wymer, David Zefer. Charter Members of Quill and Scroll. SEATED: Murphy, Clark, KesslingV STANDING: Wagner, Donoghue, Miller. Staff. SEATED: Kimball, Messer, Pyle, Carson, Calef, Linder, Sharp, Clark, Lewis, Worth. STANDING: Johns, Scott, Murphy, Rodmun, Sanner, Johnson. 52 Chieftain After being known for years as The Lantern, Anderson's newspaper This summer became the Chieftain. This journalisfic Change brought other new ideas. For The first time o Quill 0nd Scroll chopTer was established of Anderson. Outstanding iournolis'rs Ore inducted info This society in recogniTion of excellence. Adv. Mgr.-Wogner Ediror-Donoghue Circ. Mgtfshimler Business Mgr.-Miller 53 Basketball Varsi'ry ROW ONE: Richardson, Cook, Backer, Baysinger, Timmons, Hicks, Joehnk, Brehm. ROW TWO: Buchanan, Ellis, Seitzinger, Pflugner, Pollin, Nichols, Tolberf, Mews, Coach Hamilton. Reserve Cheerieuders: Gibson, Richardson, Hamilton, Wymer, Armstrong, Roberison hot pidurecD. Reserves. ROW ONE: Muslowski, Lyle, Board, Armbruster, Gorreft ROW TWO: Coach Humilfon, Wolf, Compbeli, Schingledecker, Rusche, McArthur, Runier, Murphy, Stroder, Hall, Mgr. 55 Varsity Hamilton County Co-Chompions Southwest District C1055 AA Tournament Runners-Up Reserves Hamilton Coun'ry Co-Chompions Drill Team shows both precision and imagination. Pep Band provides spirit set to music CIT each home game, Varsity Cheerleaders. ROW ONE: Paterson, Schneider, Capt. ROW TWO: Lyman. DUVGH. ROW THREE: Murphy, Lindsay, Adviser; Wymer. b7 Varsity Club ROW ONE: Fierce, Shannon, Paterson; ROW TWO: Buchanan, West, Po- vone, Cook, Ludwig ROW THREE: Wafson, Esslinger, Pennington, Broxfer- mun, Frewitt, Tischbeinv ROW FOUR: McDonald, Kuhl, Irvine, Hull, Dick- mon, Osborne, Hathorm ROW FIVE: Biedenharn, Hicks, Wunninger, Winkel- buck, Keeler, Mecrs. ROW SIX: Pflugner, Mesmer, Morz, Kaldmo, Seitzinger, Mishler, Sufien ROW ONE: Brent, Cunningham, Scott, Hafhorn, Curfiss, Knorr. ROW TWO: Greer, Holler, Friend, Sander, Schoeme, ROW THREE: Barnard, Peebles, Suffer, Board, Jones. Stage Crafters 58 In accordance with The no'rionol em- phasis on physical fitness, Anderson provides 0 balanced physical educa- Tion program for all students. Girls porticipcfe in diversified ocTivities such 05 swimming and gymnastics. Recreation Jean Wilk and friends 59 Maria and Nuns C05? of Characters in order of appearance Children of Captain Von Tropp: Mario Rainer, c1 posiulunt Marsha Worfh LiesI Kathy Carson Sister Bertha, mistress of novices Ginnie Hosz Louisa Anita Vogely Sister MorgureHa, misness of postulunls Becky Beer Friedrich Dick Middleton The Mother Abbess Barbara Smythe Brigmc: Marcia Wamsley Sisrer Sophia Dee Dee Scarf Kurf Gbnn Fusuro Captain George Van Trapp Jim Rickem Marta Morfha Vogeiy Franz, the butler Gene FOX Gmfl Peggy Homilfon Frau Schmidt Vhe housekeeper Koren Marsh 60 Ahderson Senior High School The Sound of Music Rolf Gruber Elsa Schroeder Ursula Max DeTweiIer Herr Zeller Baron Elberfeld Baroness Elberfeid A postulonf Admiral Von Schreiber PRESENTS Mike Hinners Suzy Culelt Andy Gilchrisf Jim Rishe! Earl Beirenhous JEFF Johnson Cheryl Keating Janice Walker Ralph Wofters Music by RICHARD RODGERS Lyrics by OSCAR HAMMERSTEIN II Book by HOWARD LINDSAY 0nd RUSSEL CROUSE Stage Direcfor: Roger C. Grooms Musical DirecTor: Richard W. Wesp Choreographer: Jone O'Reilly Conductor: Michael Monnerino LEghted by Sender and Scho- etHe, direcied by Stage Mon- cger Surfer, stage crew per- forms effectively mnmnr um Marriage of Maria and Captain Von Trcpp. Elsa and Max How Can Love Survive? Liesl and Rolf You Are Sixieen. a .n u M d n a .m a t D: G C e m 0 IC 8 w n Ar. H M 2 IO n G X a M Shaw, RisheI, Curfiss compare footnotes. 64 Director Grooms ponders effective staging. Old man TKuntzT with other Jews of AuschwiTze Thespian Society Thespion members gave ouTsTcmding performances in This year's producTions. FiTTh CICT TAuschwiTzT of The Depufy won 0 superior roTing in disTricT compeTi- Hon wiTh Flve other locoi schools porTicipoTing. In sToTe compeTiTion, where sixTeen schools parficipca'red, An- derson received one of Two superior ratings given- 239 of 25. Ecxrl BeiTenhous was iudged The besT odor in The dis- TricT for his porTroyol of The SS DokTor, based on The reCII-liTe Dr, Josef Mengefe. LoTer Eorl was 0TH- ciolly named To The oll-sToTe cosT and received The highesT poinT average of all c:cTors 0T conTesT. SS Dokror TBeirenhuusT of Auschwitz wwith Cnrlotfo TAurann. Flutes: Elston, Perry, Brullier, Lewis, Johnson, Pinkerron, Richardson, McForren. Adams. Oboes: Lehr, Lederer. Bassoons: Bloss, Frerking. Clarinets: S. Dunn, Simmelink, Neal, White, J. Werf, Bodmer, Gibson, K. Dunn, Simmons, Wood- ruFf, Osborne, Cuddebock, Whisner, Loheidell, Wolfangle, Bobbs, McCoIIum, Myers, Williams, quhorn, Unverzcgt, Klolter, Saxophones: Milfer, Gmmn, Guynn, Taylor, Goforth, Biddle, Spurgeon, Comets: Highf, Channel, M. West, Gossurd, Curfiss, T Clark, Thomas, Rodmun. French Horns; Sharp, Muffin, Lehman, Hough Wclfar. Barifone B.C.; Bopp. Barifone T.C.; Reed. Tromb- ones: Duff, Rishel, Mesmera Stagncro, Milier. Recording Boss, chmess, Clorkl Herring. String Bass: Curlwright Percussion: Hozelfine, Fusuro, Holler, Lewis, Womsley. Tympani: Spiizer, Scott. Bells: Lewis. Band Brass Ensemble: ROW ONE: Martin, Sharp, M. Wesf, Rodmon, ROW TWO: Bopp, Gossord, T, Clark, Chun- nel. Hight. ROW THREE: Ccrrwright, E. Clark, Rishei, S'rognaro. DUH. Officers: ROW ONE: Goforih, Historian,- Wesf, Student Conduc- for; Cariwrighr, Sec. ROW TWO: Mesmer, Treos.,- Highf, Pres; Williams, V.-Pres. Percussion: Spitzer, Scoit, Holler, J. Lewis, V. Lewis. Woodwinds: ROW ONE: Lehr, Elston, White, K. Dunn, S. Dunn, West. ROW TWO: McColfum, Gofoth, Lewis, Spurgeon, Kloner, Brcllier, Biddle ROW THREE: Simmelink, Williams, Bloss, Bodmer, Gotron, Neal, Milier. 67 S'rudent Conductors: Bless, West. Spring Sports Paterson awaits boll .. . Dickmun swings hard one . . . Baseball Va rsity ROW ONE: Broxtermun, Cook, Shannon, Hicks, Paterson, Corn Caudill. ROW THREE: Kaldmo, Wonninger, Marz. 68 Morksberry winds up another sfrike, Coach Brown, Marksberry, Dickmon, Nichols. Reserve ' '4 fMI-W 441.24 x. m ROW ONE: Buysinger, Walker, Bell, Cox, Philhower, Ford. ROW TWO: Hall, Murphy, West, Pyles, Ross, Garrett, Griner. Hathorn. Golf ROW ONE: Childers, Jacob, Butler, Garshelis. ROW TWO: Pierce, Wharton, McCoy, Hepfinger, Coach Miller. 69 TennB ROW ONE: McFurren, Bushman, Tischbein, RusselL ROW TWO: Coach Sommer, Olmsfead, Schilling, Perrift. Track ROW ONE: Cox, Thomas, Wagner, Dahlhefmer, Heneveld, Rubens, Cle ROW THREE: Biedenhcrn, Esslinger, Guth, Board, Pflugner, HoeHel. Toon, menfs, Hatfield, Huupf. ROW TWO: Barnard, Ludwig, Taylor, McArthur, Keeler, P. Weis, Simmelink, Gossard, Pavone, Buchanan, Osborne, Timmons, Schingiedecker, F. Weis, McCcldin, Helmers, Walker, Curran. Woif. Runier, Couch C. Hamilton. 70 ROW ONE.- Mignerey; Wolker; Lehman, Program Manager; Ri1fer, Sports Manager; McCoIIum, Treasurer; Deer, President; Murphy, Vice-Pesident; Scott, Recorder; Lyman, Secremry; Armstrcng, Publicity Manager; Ellison,- Brown. ROW TWO: Ashford, Anderson, Corum, Hamilton, Davis, Sfagnero, Foniuine, L. Gray, Efston, TerIescki, Sharp, Myers, Anle, Clemenis, Patterson. ROW THREE: BrcHier, Conley, Brenf, Leidolf, Thomas, Nerl, Duily, Helm, Houchen, Clark, J. Gray, 3. Gray, Luginbuhl, Hinson, Plufschik, Knnrr ROW FOUR: Sutier, Beer, Zimmerman, Wafford, Ruark, chlun, Pinkerton, Wilson, Buy, Crawford, Winfield, Shimler, Wainscotf, Kloner, King, McMEIIin, Craycmfr. ROW FIVE: Dewey, Marsh, K. Dunn, S. Dunn, Owens, 5. Briggs, Miller, Wiggeringloh, Edwards, Proiher, Redmon, Woolrich, Guynn, chely, Sand. berg, Koger, Goforfh, Chedsey. GAA ROW ONE: Ncell, Nerl, Van Ness, Doench, Emmich, Koppman, Richardson, Troutmon, Koshmiry. ROW TWO: Lowery, Tischbein, Brnermcn, S. Johnson, Gotian, C. Johnson, Frank, Pusuck, Gunder son. ROW THREE: MitcheH, Cox, Martin, Henshuw, Shemzley, anzenmaier, T. Johnson. Emery, Hoskins, Fromm. ROW FOUR: Smith, Farrow, Sundays, Marsh, Auram, Myers, Moore, Fouch, Baysinger. ROW FIVE: Hceger, Kuldmo, Ramey, Hodge, Power, LaFomaine, Wilson, Miller. 71 1'Hr .H.fl 1an H mm Hi Wale; MI W Africa. Pat Brenf, Cheryl Lamb, Lin Murphy, Sue Shekro carry Carol Sprague. 3 ! iNW' imam; muwdmutrtm Viimgw 73 ' HINHM W! l l l6 l! t... Around the World First Annual Water Ballet Presented by Girls Physical Education Department Spectrum The 1965 edition is The Third volume of Spectrum, C! literary onfhology, wrinen, iHUsTrofed, and primed by sTUdenTs. Adviser: J. Harris Co-Editors: K. Marsh B. Minder Art Editor: J. Craycrafl Editorioi Staff. ROW ONE: Davis, Johns, Harris, Adviser,- Minder, Marsh, Cruycruff, Shimler, Essex, Adviser. ROW TWO: WeHs, Clemems, Smith. ROW THREE: McConnell, Linder, Win- field. ROW FOUR: Potter, Bless, Bodmer. ROW FIVE: Hermann, Ricketts, Thompson D. Howard with offsel' press represems technical production of Spectrum. 74 ROW ONE: Smiih, Bodmer, England, Cuddebock, Burns, Butler, Duggetfe, Hinson, Wurfh, Thus, Marsh. ROW FOUR; Hahn, Hermann, Jolfey, Little, Woolrich. ROW TWO: McCollum, Wegelin, Mirchell, Wells, PiepI-Io, Shokley, Mcckenrhun, Deye, P. Wels, Rossow, Bortmess. Johns, Hamilton, Brayer. ROW THREE: Gilchrist, Pusack, PFItzenmuIer, Meyer, lfs Academic AN 04E RSON : ROW ONE: Rassow, MEnder, Capt; Borfmess, Suiter, Airernafe, ROW TWO: Grooms, Adviser; ' ; Childers, Alternate; Hermann, Alternate; Harris, Adviser. As seen on television with Announcer Jack Gwym n .1... . nun run - .-.--..... ....-.1. . ..-..---.........-.. . 75 Teddy CMcCcy': blows bugle to call cabinet meeh'ng to release supplies. Jonathon cBorfmessr insists on burying Mr. Spenufco In cellar. The Junior Class Presents . Arsenic and Old Lace By Joseph Kesselring Teddy invites Dr. Einstein meSalvm to inspect canals of Panama. Jonathan mistakes Elaine QeteH for sneak thief Cast Abby Brewster ................................... Suzy Colef Rev. Dr. Harper ............... - ..................... D on Bless Teddy BreWSter ................................. Doug McCoy Policewomom Hurst ....................... Barbara Wiggeringioh Policewomcm Heilond .......................... Merry HomilTon Martha Brewster .............................. Marilyn Roberts Elaine Harper .................................... Pom Zeter Mortimer Brews'rer ............................... Ralph Walters Mr. Gibbs ........................................ Jim Jacob JonOThan Brewsfer .............................. John BorTmess Dr Einstein .................................... Tom De Salvo Omcer O'Hara ................................. Gene Seyffer OFFIcer Brophy .............................. Gil Miltenberger OFFIcer Klein ..................................... Tom Board Lieutenonf Rooney ............................... Roger Baxter Abby MW and Martha mobew Omar Mr. Gibbs Mr. Wirherspoon ................................... Tim Miller wocom glass of eldeberry wine. To Mortimer's Mul- ters'l horror, Where's a body in window seat. I 77 ROW ONE: Kelly, Luchf, Adviser; Herring, Treos; Gurian, Pres.; Lyman, V: Pres.,- M. Hermann, Sec; Worth ROW TWO: Gilchrist, Emmich, C. Johnson, 5. Johnson, Koppmon, Sharp, Johns, Foster. ROW THREE: Croycruft, T Johnson, Martin, Clark, Lovery, Emery, Gibson, Carson, Milier. ROW FOUR: Lipe, Whifesides, Shimler, Paddock, Linden Duvall, Lewis, Tischbein, ROW FIVE: S, Hermann, Ludwig, Schilling, Behrmun, McFurren, Richardson, Bar- nard, Russell, Keeler Door is opened 10 . . Good talk and re- chotion. 7B Latin Club ROW ONE: Wharton, Moyhull, T:eas.; Stognuro, Pres.; Biddle, V-Pres.; S. Johnson, Sec. ROW TWO: Hamilton, Piepho, Fontuine, Ellison, Bolmos, WorthA ROW THREE: Fromm, Bolce, Ashford, Anderson, Wolfangel, Wells. ROW FOUR: Hodge, Broerrnun, Moss, Shimler, Potter, Romey. ROW FIVE: Guynn, Steinmetz, J. Johnson, Ruork, Reuscher, Vogely, Ringler. ROW SIX: Oliver, Koger, Goforth, Sundberg, Woolrich, ButlerV ROW SEVEN: Kessinger, Gossurd, Cox, Hueger, P. Murphy. Gofonh, Vogely, Childers, Stearns. Biddle, Stagnoro, Johnson model typical Roman costumes. 79 Queen Gaye Aarant King Randy Seitzinger 81 Junior-Senior Prom Who can ever forget Thor enchanted evening of fhe Junior-Senior Prom, wiTh all its Thrills? The very air seemed elecTriFIed 05 couples in silken gowns and dazzling tuxedoes glided across The floor. Long hours of planning and hard work paid off To creme c1 beauti- ful, lasting memory for everyone. Mesmer and friend by candlelight. Scholarship Leadership Ch rocTer Service ROW ONE: Marsh, Rossow, R. Sutter, Mueser, Hermann, Minder. ROW TWO: Ludwig, McConnell, Meyer, H. Sutter, Osmond, Grooms, Nash, Titus. ROW ONE: Cody, Godby, Grub, Lyman. Scott, Clark. ROW TWO: Cray- croff, Koger, Bless, Brullier, Childers, Wooirich. ROW THREE: Jacob, Bartu mess, Thompson, Weis. McFurren, Osborne, Seitzinger. R Sutfer lights torch of Leadership. Honor Students Karen Marsh First Anderson Scholar; Faculty Award-Outstanding Senior; National Merit Scholar William Rossow Second Anderson Scholar; Central Trust Scholarship Earl Baifenhaus Kiwanis Vocatinnul Scholarship Michelle Clements PTO Scholarship Mu rgaret Duvull Y-Teen Scholarship Stephen Hermann Kiwanis Scholarship Kay Kessling Kiwanis Vocational SCholorship Howard Ludwig Student Council Scholarship Linda McColl'um GAA Outstanding Senior Betty Minder National Merif Scholar; Memorial Scholarship Linda Murphy GAA Scholarship Roberto Russell AFS Student Randall Seitzinger Booster's Club Scholarship Linda Shimler FTA Scholarship 83 , M ...u.....-.. ...a... .........-. Class Day Beirenhous, Marsh, GursheHs. Help Mef '.r-l l' ' m mm H. in W W $23 h' MW WNW Pennington, Beafty, Murphy, McCol- lum, PuImer take inventory in book- store. Perritt, Hu!comb, Hermann, High? say it in Spanish with RusseIL Robert M. Goforfh Royal A. Ho , Jr. Gertrude L. Addico Superintendem Assistant Superintendent Curriculum Coordinator Administratlon - The ForesT Hills Board of Education and The E and Administration emphasize excellence-excel- lence of faculty, excellence of facilities, ex- 1 cellence of curricula, but especially excellence ForeSt H i I '5 of The finished product, The groduoTes. Board of Education Board of Education: Harry J. Tischbein. Jr.,- William M. Judd, President; Peggy Gilmlen, Clerk; William .L Schick, Louis W. Gruf, Jr.; Donald C. Adams, Vice-President. 85 Alma Mater Meyer-Greelings from Class of 1965. Morsh-In Refrosped. RossomH 86 Thirty-Fifth Annual Commencement June l0, l965 The lorges'r dass in the history of Anderson Senior High School receives diplomas. Furrier, Ti'rus, Juddhgpresentotion ceremony. Her Today. West- Concert Elude Opus 49. Senior EnsembIe-l Believe. Seniors omcers: William Pcterson-V.-Presidem Linda Pyle-Secreicry Randall Seitzinger-President Roberf SUtfer-Treasurer Lois Gaye Aaron? Joseph Thomas Balmos April Dawn Barbour Sherry Lynn Buy James Phillip Becmy John Charles Bedel 88 Wanda Lee Behymer Earl Lee Beitenhous Stanley Bernard Biedenhorn Steven Edward Bilby Barbara Ann Birkman Gerald Poul Blankemeyer 89 Roger Neal Blanton Dione Lynne Borgerding Patricio Marie Brent JUdiTh Anne Brewsough Barbara Jeanne Brice Cathy Ann Brown Edward C. Broxfermon Thomas Glenn Buchanan Barbara Ann Burdge 3. : gammaagg; $ 5$235$ :2? 55535512432? 555?; - -.'.52 gignizg; 5:55:33: m .31 i IEEEEE: $1 t -2 A: . nagging; i i? If I; 33:31:??? at: N. Mn dwlvxtrmgruutnraa 2r. Dennis Edwin Bushman Mary Margaret Cedy Carol Marie Campbell John A. Corr Shoryn Lynn Cartwright Nancy Arm CosTle Charles David Coudill William Andrew Chambers Janice Elaine Chapmon Gerald Joseph Chris'ren Brenda Foye Churchill Michelle Anne Clements Korlo Combs Walter Clair Coms'rock Barbara Geneen Con1ey 90 Sharon Kaye Cummins Thomas James CurFIss William Poul Darnell William James Daugherty Donna Lynn Davidson Janet Moe Davidson Melody Jayne Davis Shoryn Ann Deer Carol Dewey 91 Gary Louis Cook STephen Thomas Cook Koren Sue Cooke Homer Edward COTTon, Jr. William Poul Crovens Janet Irene Croycroff . a ; m 4:23:353; Gregory John Deye Lawrence Joseph Dietrich Kathleen Mary Donoghue Judith Elaine Duor're Winifred Lois Duffus Barbara Ann Dunbar Morgaref Lee DuvoH James Thomas Dwyer Janet Claire Eppley Daniel Wiliiom Esslinger Nancy Lee Fisher Linda Ann Fledde-rmon Gene Gerard Fox Roberf Bruce Gorshelis GilbertL Lee Gosfrich 92 Dorothy Jone Gation M CoTherine Gibson Nancy Ellen Gibson David Joseph GIUTZ Candace Sondra Godby Joan Hazel Gray Sheryl Lee Gray Michael Chories Griner Edward Charles Gufh Russell Wayne Holcomb Terry Roy Hamad Rody David HosselTine Elmer Dougias Hausferman David Lee Herold STephen Hermann 93 J z 1 i w I , ,4 -. : 4 I , I 1 1 A J 452E u. u...........nm..n......r.....-un. AFN-...--....-W.1 .. , graham Steven Charles Hicks James Berk HighT Michael RoberT Hinners Regina Sue Hinson Donna Lee Hofmonn Donna Lee HollsTein Thomas C. Hornschemeier Donald K. Hough David Lee Howard 94 Beverly Joyce Hubbard Carl Richard Huebner S'ronley Frank Huedepohl William John Irvine Lois Jean lson Lawrence Allen Jackson Carol Lee Jahnke Bernhard'r Frederick Joehnk, Jr. Jennifer Lynn Johnson Lorry D. Johnson Robert Kingsbury Johnson WiHiom Richard Jolley Clarence Rober'r Jones William John Konfz RusseH Lee Keeler, Jr. Cheryl Lynn Keifer Helen Kay Kessling Mark Allen KeTchum Candace Lee Kiefel Dora Louise KimboH Roberf James King 95 Lawrence Welter Lmhom Elaine Sue Loycock Mary BeTh Lederer Linda Anne Lehr Patricia Ann LeidohE Richard Gregory Lester 96 Thomas Roy King Ill Kofherine Anne Kirchen Mary Ellen Knorr Mark A. Kofh Daniel Lee Kroner David K. Kuhl Jerry Poul Kuhlmcm Judy Ann Loin Cheryl Ann Lamb Sandra Lee Lewis Sharon Ann LiggeH Barbara Jean Lipps Roberf Lucas LiHle Jo Roda Marie Lockord Patty Florence Love 97 Peggy Marlene Love Dorleen Marie Lowe Howard Russell Ludwig Nancy Jane Luginbuhl James W. Lyle Raymond Mokin John Gregg Mann Koren Lee Marsh Carol Ann Marfin Mary Dione Martin Linda Kay McColIum Kimberly Ann McConnell Corl Edward McFarland James Melton McFarren Jeffrey Charles Mesmer Janice Faye Messer Robin Lee Meyer Bradley Raymond Miles 9B Phyllis Joy Miller BeTTy Ellen Minder James Eric Mishler Teddi Ann Mitchell David George Moeser Stanley Gerald MorgenThal Dennis Deon Neal Kathleen Helen Nerl Michael Joseph Nienober John Jay Olmsteod David Charles Orick Frank Elzo Osborne Sarah Louise Osmond Betty Sue Owens Louis Calvin Palmer 99 John K. Muhlberger Alina Ciydene Mullins Dole Franklin Mulvaney Dione Sue Murphy Linda Jeon Murphy Linda Lee Murphy Richard James Pierce Linda Sue Plofschik John Phillip Pobonz Byron Kiplcmd Pool Joseph Truman Popp Marilyn Powell 100 William Tait Poferson Jerry David Povone Mark Ramsay Peebles Dovid Alfen Pennington Janet Sue Penrod Richard Warren PerriTT Carol Ann Perry John GeoFfrey Pflugner David Wayne Phelps Ronald Camden PrewmL Linda Erna Pyle Kofhleen Ann Rennich Terry Lee Richardson James Francis Ricketfs Joyce Ann Riggs 101 James Richard Rishel Holly Sue Riffer Barbara Jean Roberfs Carol Lee Rodmcm Fronk Rosenberger William Brigonce Rossow Edith Marie Russ Roberto Guillermo Russell Joseph Raye Ryan William Frederick Sander James Randolph Sonner Cheryl Jo Sauis David Lee Scoggs Pamela Gay Schneider James Leslie SchoeTTIe RoberT Louis Schrimper Mary PouleTte Schultz Pomelo Jecm Sco'rT 102 Randall Dee Seitzinger Daniel William Seslor Terry Clark Shannon Lawrence Arlie Show Susan Lee Shekro Linda Frances Shimler Lila May Snowden Georgionne SoTir Louisa Madge SpiTzer Carol Ann Sprogue Lorry Von Stacy Cynthia Ann Stagnoro Linda Louise Stonkorb Michael Louis STockmon Barbara Vivion Storr 103 JoneT Rufh Silvermcm Dole Leroy Simpson Linda Gale Skidmore Dennis Ray Smith Janice Sue Smi'rh Rita Moe SmiTh Donna Jean Stroder Heather Alicia SUTTer Robert Julius Suffer Cheryl Lee Terlescki David GeoFFrey Tischbein Carol Lee Troufmon Robert Lee Veffel Arthur Charles VeTTer Sue Ann Walters Paul Allen Warner, Jr. Tom Weos James Clerk Wegner Steven Carl WendeH Oliver Edwin Werner, Jr. Peggy Carolyn Wessling l04 Marilyn Joanne West Patricio FoiTh White Dennis Lee Wiilioms David Edward Wilson STeven Herbert Winkelbdch Sharon Marie Wifschger James Douglas Wolfe Bonnie Louise Wolff Earl Junior WrighT Rebecca Bronson Wysong Thomas Christopher York Douglas Alden Young James Donoid Zemonek 105 E. Wayne Titus Principal Robert C. Welt Assistant Principal THE PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE TO THE SENIOR CLASS: Here at Anderson the accent is on pride. The wonderful support which parents and the community have given education is reflect- ed not only in fine buildings but also in o copoble faculty and a growing list of graduates who are making their presence felt in every phase of endeovor-in education-in industry and in the professionst Educational opportunities have continued to be broadened To en- compass the needs of all students, regardless of interest or ability. The academic successes which have been achieved in the class- room and in the area of the humanities, the performing arts, 00 tivities, and sports are all the result of a tremendous pride in oc- complishment, seit-discipline, and cooperative ettort. The number of Anderson graduates is now reaching well into the thousands. To be a graduate of Anderson is indeed cm honor -on honor which we hope will be reflected in your future oc- complishment. Students who have token full advantage of the opportunities which Anderson has to offer need have no feor of the future. Knowledge is power, and the thirst for knowledge should be never-ending. Just as teachers may have been at times your toskmosters, so also have they been your obedient servants. Would that you might effectively harness the educationoi opportunities, the discipline, the pride of accomplishment and the pursuit of excellence to which you have been subjected, for in so doing your future happiness and success is assured. QVde'rLL 3m E. Wayne Titus In pensive moodi 106 Seniors Participate Rishel, Fox, OWSTeod in Who Was That Lady I Saw You With? LOIS GAYE AARANT-College Prep Course-Srudem Council, Historian 4; Pep Club 4. JOSEPH THOMAS BALMOS-Generul Course. APRIL DAWN BARBOUR-Col!ege Prep CQUrse-GAA 2,3,- Heol'rh Careers 3,4: Y-Teens 2,3; Mixed Glee 2,3,- Druma 4,- Pep Club 2,3,- Germon Club 3; Maloretre 13. SHERRY LYNN BAY2Business Course-GAA 4; Pep Club 2,3,4,- FBLA 2,3,4. JAMES PHILLIP BEATTY-College Prep Course. JOHN CHARLES BEDEL?College Prep Course2Bond 2,3; Spanish Club 4. WANDA LEE BEHYMER-Business Course-Pep CIub 3,4,- FBLA 3,4, V.-Fres. 4. EARL LEE BEITENHAUS-College Prep Ceurse-Droma 4. STANLEY BERNARD BlEDENHAUS-lndUstriol Arts Course-Varsity Club 3,4. STEVEN EDWARD BILBYilndustriol Arfs Course. BARBARA ANN BIRKMAN;CoHege Prep Course-Pep Club 2,3,4,- Spanish Club 4,- FBLA 4,- FTA 3, GERALD PAUL BLANKEMEYEkiBusiness Course. ROGER NEAL BLANTON-Indusfriol Arts Course. DIANE LYNNE BORGERWNG2CoHege Prep CourseiHeolfh Careers 2,3; Lol'm Club 2,- Germun Club 3. PATRICIA MARIE BRENT-Cclfege Prep Course-GAA 4; Healfh Careers 3,4,- Chorus 3,4,- Mixed Glee 2,- PepClub 3,4,- Germun Club 3,4, JUDITH ANNE BREWSAUGHn-Business Course. BARBARA JEANNE BRICEiCOHege Prep Course. CATHY ANN BROWN-Coilege Prep Course2GAA 2,3; Y-Teens 2,3,4; Charus 4,- Mixed Glee 2,3; Pep Club 2,3,4,- French Club 2. I07 EDWARD C. BROXTERMANiBusTness Course-VursHy Club 2,3,4,- Bcsebull 2, 3,4,- Crcss Country 4. THOMAS BUCHANANiCollege Prep Course-Sfudem Council 2,3, Pres. 4,- Vursity Club 2,3,4,- Baskerboll 2,3,- Cross Counrry 2,3; Track 2,3,4,- Droma 3; Spanish CIub 4; Scholarship Team 2; Scholarship Key-Bronze. BARBARA ANN BURDGEiBusTness Course2GAA 3,- Y-Teens 2,3; Scholarship Team 3. DENNIS EDWIN BUSHMAN-College Prep Cour597Vcrsify Club 2; Key Club 4,- Tennis 2. MARY MARGARET CADYiCoIIege Prep Course-Ameliu 2, Norwood 3,- Y-Teens 4,- Schobrship Key-S'Mver. CAROL MARIE CAMPBELLwBusiness Course-GAA 2,- Y-Teens 2,3,4; FBLA 2. JOHN CARR21ndush-iol Arts Course. SHARYN LYNN CARTWRIGHT2CoHege Prep Course-GAA 2,- Y-Teens 3,4,- Bond 2,3,4,- OrchesTru 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4,- French Club 2; FTA 2,3. NANCY ANN CASTLE-Business Course-Y-Teens 2,3; FTA 3. CHARLES DAVID CAUDILL-lndusiriul Arfs Course-Baseboll 2,3,4; Basketball 2. WILLIAM ANDREW CHAMBERS-College Prep Course. JANICE ELAINE CHAPMON-Busfness Course-Lockey, Washingron, 3. GERALD JOSEPH CHRWSTEN7College Prep Course-Andersonian 4; Pep Club 4. BRENDA FAYE CHURCHILL-Coliege Prep Course-GAA 2,- Y-Teens 3; Mixed Glee 2,3,- Andelsonian 4; German Club 3,4; FBLA 2; FTA 3,- Scholorship Key -Bronze. MICHELLE ANNE CLEMENTS-CoHege Prep Course-GAA 2,3,4; Heahh Cu- reers 2,3; Andersonian 2,3, Editor 4,- Specirum 2,3, Circulation Manager 4; u; :19; nK-w- .m'ar rm WW Phyllis Miller presses on in siudy of Arts and Fabrics. Pep Club 2,3,4,- Larin Club 2; Spanish Club 4; German Club 3, V.-Pres. 4; FTA 3,4,- Scholarship Key-Bronze. KARLA COMBS-Cofiege Prep Course-Ookdole Christian High School 2,3,- Y-Teens 4. WALTER CLAIR COMSTOCKrCoIIege Prep CourSe-Footboll 3,4. BARBARA GENEEN CONLEY-Business Course-GAA 4; Y-Teens 2,- Mixed Glee 2,3,4,- FBLA 4. GARY LOUIS COOK-Business Course. STEPHEN THOMAS COOK-College Prep Coursewstudent Council 2,4; Var- sity Club 2,3,4,- Key Club 2,3; Chorus 2,3, Pres. 4,- BoseboH 2,3,4,- Footbali 2,3, 4,- Baskmball 2,3,4. KAREN SUE COOKE-College Prep Course-GAA 2,3; Y-Teens 2,3; Mixed Glee 2,- Pep Ciub 2,3;L01in Club 2. HOMER EDWARD COTTON, JR-College Prep CourseiBund 2,3,- French Club 2; German Cfvb 3,4,- FTA 2,3. WILLIAM PAUL CRAVENS-College Prep Course-Band 2,3. JANET IRENE CRAYCRAFT-College Prep Course-GAA 2; Spectrum Arf Ediror 4; FTA 4. SHARON KAYE CUMMINS-College Prep Course-GAA 2,3,- Student Ceuncil 4; FTA 2,3,- Scholcrship Key-Bronze. THOMAS JAMES CURFISS-College Prep Course. WILLIAM PAUL DARNELL-lndusiriul Ar's Course. WILLIAM JAMES DAUGHERTY-College Prep Course. DONNA LYNN DAVIDSON-Business Course. JANET MAE DAVIDSON-Home Economic CourSErFBLA 4. 108 MELODY JAYNE DAVIS-College Prep Course;GAA 2,3,4,- Y-Teens 4,- An- dersonian 4; Spectrum 4; Pep Club 3,4; Lufin Club 2; Spanish Club 4; Drill Tacm 4. SHARYN ANN DEER-College Prep Course-Sfudem Council 4; GAA 2,3. Pres, 4; Y-Teens 2,3,4; Mixed Giee 2,3,4; Andersoniun 3,4,- Pep Club 2,3,4; French Club 2. CAROL DEWEYiCOIIege Prep Course4studenf Councif 2,3,4; Rec. 59C. 4; GAA 2,3,4, Cor. Sec, 3; Y-Teens 2, Treos, 3, Pres. 4,- Chorus 2,3,4; Anderson- icm 3,- Drama 3,4,- Pep Club 2,4,- Latin Club 2,- Scholurship Kevailver. GREGORY JOHN DEYE-College Prep CourSE-Scholarship Team 2,3; Scholar- ship Key-Bronze. LAWRENCE JOSEPH DIETRICH-lndusrriol Arts Course. KATHLEEN MARY DONOGHUE7ColIege Prep Course-5tudem Council 4; GAA 2,- Y-Teens 3,4,- Lamern 3,- Chieffain, Editor 4. JUDITH ELAINE DUARTE-College Prep CourseWChorus 3,4,- Mixed Glee 2; Drama 4; French Club 2. WINIFRED LOIS DUFFUS-College Prep Course-GAA 2,3; Y-Teens 2,4; Chorus 4; Mixed Glee 2,3; Andersoniun 4; Spanish Club 4. BARBARA ANN DUNBAR-Business Course-Y-Teens 2; Chorus 2,3,- Mixed Glee 2; Pep Club 2,3,- FBLA 2. MARGARET LEE DUVALL-Colfege Prep Course-Swdenr Council Secretary 4,- GAA 2, Rec. Sec. 3,- Heulfh Careers 2, Tress. 3,- Y-Teens ln1er. Club Councii Member 2,3, Sec. 4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Chorus 3,4; Mixed Glee 2; Pep Club 2,3,4; Latin Club 2; French Club 4. JAMES THOMAS DWYER-CoHege Prep Course!Key Club 4; Bond 2,3,- Or- chestra 2; Drama 4,- Pep Club 3,4. WILLIAM GARY ENGLAND-COHege Prep Course. JANET CLAIRE EPPLEY4BU5iness Course. DANIEL WILLIAM ESSLINGER-Indusfrial Arts Coursen-Vursify Club 2,3,4; Key Club 4; Chorus 2,3,4; Fooiboil 2; Track 2,3,4; Swim Team 4. GLENN DAVID FIGART-Indush'iol ArTs Course. Toni Venture contemplates how 10 get most from material. NANCY LEE FISHER-Business Course-GAA 3; Y;Teens 2,3, Squad Leader 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; FBLA 4. LINDA ANN FLEDDERMAN-Coflege Prep CourseWY-Teens 2,3,4,- Pep Club 2,3,4,- FTA 2,3, ROBERT SCOTT FOSTERvIndustriol Arts Course. GENE GERARD FOXHCoiIege Prep Course-Cenrer High School 3; Drama 4. ROBERT BRUCE GARSHELIS-College Prep Course-Droma 4. GILBERT LEE GASTRICH-lndusiriol Arts Course. DOROTHY JANE GATEANiCoHege Prep Course4-GAA 2; Chorus 3,4,- Mixed Glee 2; Drama 3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4,- Germun Club 3,4,- FTA 2, Treds. 3; Scholarship Key-Bronze. CATHERINE GlBSON-College Prep Course-uGAA 2; Health Careers 2,3,4; Band 2,3,4,- Orchestra 2,3, Historian 4; Spectrum 4; FTA 3; Scholarship Key- Bronze. NANCY ELLEN GlBSON-College Prep Course-GAA 2; Y-Teens 2,3,4; Mixed Glee 2,3; Pep Club 2,3,4; FTA 3. DAVID JOSEPH GLUTZ-Indusfriu! Arrs Course. CANDACE SANDRA GODBY-College Prep Course-Lctin Club 2; German Club 4; Scholarship Team 2; FTA 2,3; Scholarship Key45ilver. JOAN HAZEL GRAY-College Prep Course-GAA 2,3,4; Y-Teens 4; Pep Club 4; Scholarship Key-Bronze. SHERYL LEE GRAY-Generol Course-GAA 2,3,4; Y-Teens 4; Drill Team 4,- Spanish Club 4. MICHAEL CHARLES GRENER-Industriu! ArTs Course. EDWARD CHARLES GUTH-College Prep Course-Chorus 2,3,4; Football 3. RUSSELL WAYNE HALCOMB-Business Course-Orcheslru 2,3,4; Baseball 3,4; Cross Coumry 2; Spanish Club 4, TERRY RAY HAMAD-College Prep Course-Key Club 4; Bond 2,3; Tennis 3; French Club 3; Proiection Club 2,3,4. RODY DAVID HASSELTINE-College Prep Course-Bond 2,3,4; Orchestra 3,4; Anderscnian 3. ELMER DOUGLAS HAUSTERMAN-College Prep Course. DOUGLAS G, HENSLEY-College Prep Course. DAVID LEE HERALD-lndustriul Ans Course. 'STEPHEN HERMANN-College Prep Course4Student Council 2,3,4; Key Club 3, 4; Chorus 3, Trees. 4-; Mixed Glee 2; Cross Couniry 2,3,4; Andersonian 4; Specfrum 4; Pep Club 3; Drama 3; Latin Club 2; French Club 4; Scholarship Team 2,- lt's Academic 4; SChoIorship Key-Gold, STEVEN CHARLES HlCK54CoHege Prep Course-Student Council 2,3,4,- Var- sity Club 3,4,- Key Club 3, V.-Pres. 4,- Busebull 2,3,4,- Buskefboll 2,3,4,- Cross Country 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4. JAMES BERK HIGHTWCoHege Prep Course-Siudenr Council 4; Chorus 2; Bond 2,3, Pres. 4; Orchestra 2,3,4,- Drumo 3,4. MICHAEL ROBERT HlNNERS-Conege Prep Course-Chcrus 2,3,4; Drama 4; Scholarship Key-Bronze. REGINA SUE HINSON-College Pmp Course-GAA 4,- Y-Teens 4; Chorus 2,3,4; Pep Club 4; Chieftain 4; Red Cross 4. i09 Randy shows correct way of being recognized. DAVID C. HIPPE-Business Course. DONNA LEE HOFMANN-Business Course4Y-Teens 4; FBLA 4. DONNA LEE HOLLSTElN-College Prep Course-Y-Teens 2,- chd 2; Pep Club 2,3; Latin Club 2,- Spanish Club 4. THOMAS C. HORNSCHEMEIER-General Course. DONALD K. HOUGH-General Course. DAVID LEE HOWARD-Industriul Arfs Course. BEVERLY JOYCE HUBBARD-Home Economics-Y-Teens 2,3; Pep Club 23. CARL RICHARD HUEBNER-College Prep Ccurse-Key Club 4,- Projection Club 2,3,4. Dwyer, Broxfermcsn, Young, Pierce, Hicks, Pater; son, Palmer, Shannon, chvone, Buchanan per- form :1: Senior Banquet. They call this singing? STANLEY FRANK HUEDEPOHbCoHege Prep Course, WILLIAM JOHN IRVINE-College Prep Course-Varsify CILIb 4; Key Club 4; Baseball 3,4,- Foofball 3,4; Pep Club 4, LOIS JEAN ISON-Business Course-FBLA 4. LAWRENCE ALLEN JACKSON-Generul Course, CAROL LEE JAHNKE-College Prep Course-GAA 2,- Y-Teens 2,3,4; Mixed Glee 2,3; Drama 4,- French Club 2, BERNHARDT FREDERICK JOEHNK;Industriol Arts Course-Bosketboll Mgr. 3,- Trock 2. JENNIFER LYNN JOHNSON-Business Course-Pep Club 2,3; Spanish Club 4,- FBLA 4. LARRY D. JOHNSON-Business Course. ROBERT KINGSBURY JOHNSON-College Prep Course-Key Club 3; Chorus 2,3,4; Football 3,4,- Track 3,4,- Pep Club 3. WILLIAM RICHARD JOLLEY-College Prep Course-Scholmship Team 2, CLARENCE ROBERT JONES-Business Course4Chorus 4; Mixed Gas 3; Drama 4, WILLIAM JOHN KANTZ-College Prep Course-Drumc: 4. CHERYL SUZANNE KEATING-College Prep Course-Y-Teens 4; Drama 4; Pep Club 4; German Club 4. RUSSELL LEE KEELER-College Prep Course-Student Council 2,3,4,- Varsity Club 3,4,- Key Club 3,4; Chorus 2,- Cross Country 2,3,4,- Truck 2,3,4; Latin Club 2; French Club 4,- Scholarship Key-Bronze. CHERLY LYINN KEIFER- Coilege Prep Course-GAA 2,3,- Y-Teens 2,3,4,- Drama 4; Pep Club 2,3,- French Club 2,3; FTA 2; Proiection Club 2,3,4, Sec. 3. HELEN KAY KESSLING-Business Ccurse-ChieHuin 3,4; FBLA 4. MARK ALLEN KETCHUM-Business Course. CANDACE LEE KIEFEL-Business Course-GAA 2,3; FBLA 4. DARA LOUISE KIMBALLgBusiness Course-Y-Teens 2,3,4,- Mixed Giee 2; Pep Club 2,3,4. ROBERT JAMES KING-College ?rep CoursewChorus 2,3; Pep Club 2,3; Spanish Club 2. THOMAS RAY KING, JRrCollege Prep Course-Key Club 4; Track 2; Pep Club 4; Latin Club 2. KATHERINE ANNE KlRCHEN-College Prep Course-YIeens 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3; Spanish Club 4; FTA 4. MARY ELLEN KNORR-Cullege Prep Course-GAA 2,4; Y-Teens 2; Anderson- ian 4; Pep Club 2,3; Librarian 2,3,4. MARK A. KOTH-College Prep Course-Srudent Councii 2,3,- ProIeciion Club 2,3,4; Scholarsh'ip Key-Bronze. DANIEL LEE KRONER-Industriol Arts Course. DAVID K. KUHL7CoIlege Prep CourseA-VarsHy Club 3.4,- Key Club 4,- Chorus 2; Band 2,3; Cross Country 3,4,- Truck 3; Latin Club 2,3. JERRY PAUL KUHLMAN-College Prep Cour5e4Foofbnll 2; Track 2; Pep Club 2. JUDY ANN LAlN-vBusiness Course-FBLA 4, CHERYL ANN LAMB4Business Course. LAWRENCE WALTER LATHAMfBUsiness Course-Mixed Glee 2,3,4; Pro- iection Cluub 2,3,4. ELAINE SUE LAYCOCKiCoIIege Prep Course-GAA 2; Y;Teen5 3,4; Band 2; Drama 3,- Pep Club 3,4; Lofin Club 2. MARY BETH LEDERER-Coilege Prep CoursegaGAA 2,- Y-Teens 2,3,4; Chorus 3,4; Bond 2,3,4,- Orchestra 2,3,4; Latin Club 2. LINDA ANNE LEHR-College Prep Course-Y-Teens 2,3,4; Bond 2,3,4,- Or- chestra 2,3,4; Drama 3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Lenin Club 2; Scholarship Key- Bronze. FATRIClA ANN LEIDOLF-CoHege Prep Course-GAA 2,4; Y-Teens 2,3,4; Chorus 4; Mixed Glee 2,3; Pep Club 3,4; Latin Club 2; Spanish Club 4. RECHARD GREGORY LESTER-College Prep Course-Bond 2. SANDRA LEE LEWIS-Coliege Prep Course-Heahh Careers 4,- Y-Teens 2; Bond 2,3,4, Orchestra 4; Chieffuin 3,4,- Lufin Club 2. SHARON ANN LIGGETT4Business Course-Y-Teens 4. BARBARA JEAN LIPPS-Business Course. ROBERT LUCAS LlTTLE-College Prep Course-Cross Country 2; Track 2,- French Club 2; Proiedion Club 2,4. JO RADA MARIE LOCKARD-Business Course+Y-Teens 4,- Chorus 3; Mixed Glee 2. PATTY FLORENCE LOVE-Home Economics Course. PEGGY MARLENE LOVE-Home Economics Course. DORLEEN MARIE LOWE4Home Economics Course-Y-Teens 4. HOWARD RUSSELL LUDWIG-College Prep Course-Studenf Council 2,3,4,- Vorsi'ry Club 3,4,- Key Club 4; Basketball 2; Cross Coun'rry 3,4; Track 3,4,- Pep Club 3,4; Lorin Club 2; French Club 4,- Scholarship Team 2,- Scholarship Key- Silver. NANCY JANE LUGINBUHL-College Prep Course-GAA 2,4; Y-Teens 2,3, 4,- Chows 4; Mixed Glee 2,3,- Pep Club 3.4; French Club 2; Spanish Club 4. JAMES W. LYLE4C0IIege Prep Course-Footboll 3; Pep Club 4. RAYMOND MAKIN-Col1ege Prep CourseHChorus 2,3,4; German CEUb 3. JOHN GREGG MANN-College Prep Course. KAREN LEE MARSH-GAA 2; Y-Teens 4; Chorus 2, Sec. 3,4; Spectrum 2, Jr. Editor 3, Co-editor 4; Drama 3,4; Pep Club 2,- Lotin Club 2, V.-Pres.; FTA 2; Scholarship Team 2,3; National Honor Society 3,4,- Scholorship Key- Gold. CAROL ANN MARTlN-Business Course-YIeens 2,4,- Pep Ciub 2, MARY DIANE MARTINisusiness Course-Y-Teens 4-; Andersonian 2; Spectrum 3,- Losfn Club 2; FBLA 3,4; Scholarship Key-Bronze. LINDA KAY McCOLLUM-Coilege Prep Course-Student Council 2,3,4; GAA 2,3, Trees, 4; Heolfh Careers 3, V.-Pres. 4; YhTeens 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; German Club 3. KIMBERLY ANN MCCONNELL7CoHege Prep Caurse4GAA 2,3,- Y-Teens 4,- Specfrum 2,3,4,- Latin Club 2; FTA 2,3; Scholarship Team 2,3; Scholarship Key 4Gold. 111 Pcvone and Pierce contribute to holiday spirit. CARL EDWARD McFARLAND4Business Course-Chorus 3; Peebles Local Schoof 2. JAMES MELTON MCFARREN-College Prep Course-Bund 2,3; Swim Team 4, Capt,- Larin Club 2,- Scholorship Key-Silver. JEFFREY CHARLES MESMER-College Prep CourseaVorsin Club 3,4; Key Club 3; Band 2,3, Treas. 4; Orchestra 2,3, Pres. 4,- Foofbull 3; Basketball 2; Latin Club 2. JANICE FAYE MESSER-Business Course-Chiehain 4. ROBIN LEE MEYER-College Prep Courss-Sfudent Council 3; Drama 3,- Pep Club 2,3; Latin Club 2; German Club 4; FTA 2,3,- Schoiurship Team 2; Nation- al Honor Society 3,4; Scholarship Key4Goid, Lime and Hermann siudy principles of physics. BRADLEY RAYMOND MlLES-Business Course. PHYLLIS JOY MILLER-College Prep Course-GAA 2,3,4; Y-Teens 2,3,4; Andersoniun 2,3; Drama 4; Pep Club 3,4; French Club 2,- German Club 3, Trans. 4. ROBERT DAVID MILLS-College Prep Course. BETTY ELLEN MINDERgCoHege Prep Course-Specfrum 2.3, Co-editor 4; ScholA arship Team 2,3,4; Ills Academic 3, Capt. 4; Scholarship Kequold. JAMES ERIC MISHLERhCoHege Prep Course-Vnrsity Club 3,4; Key Club 2,3, 4,- Chorus 2,3; Mixed Glee 4; Football 2,3,4,- Pep Club 2,3,4. TEDDi MITCHELL4C0Hege Prep Course. DAVID MOESER-College Prep Course-Schclurship Kay-Gold. STANLEY GERALD MORGENTHAL-Ccllege Prep CourseaMixed Glee 2; Latin Club 2; German Club 3,4. JOHN K. MUHLBERGER-College Prep Course-Key Club 4; French CJub 2,3,4,- Projection Club 2,3,4. ALINA CLYDETTE MULLINS4College Prep CoursegSIUdent Council 4,- Heulfh Careers 2, Sec. 3; Pres. 4; Y-Teens 2,3,4; Mixed Glee 2,- Droma 3; Pep Club 2; Lorin Club 2. Sharon works on English IV assignment? DALE FRANKLIN MULVANEY-College Prep Course-Andersonian 4; German Club 3,4,- Scholcrship Key-Bronze. DIANE SUE MURPHY-College Course-Heulth Careers 2,3,4; Y-Teens 2,3,4; Pep CJUb 2,3,4; Latin Club 2,- Sponish Club 4. LINDA JEAN MURPHY-College Prep CourseiHealth Careers 4; Y-Teans 2,3, 4; Chorus 2,3,4; Chieftain 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Latin Club 2. LINDA LEE MURPHY-Coilege Prep Course-Scholarshlp Key-Bronze. DENNIS DEAN NEAL4Business Cnurse-Band 2,3,4; Orcheshc 4; Pep Band 4. KATHLEEN HELEN NERL-College Prep Course-Siuden? Council 4; GAA 2,4; Health Careers 2,4; Cheerleader 2,3,- Mixed Glee 2; Bond 4; Andersonian 4; Pep Club 2,3, V.-F'res. 4. MICHAEL JOSEPH NIENABER4Business Ccurse-Amelfc 2. HARRY O'CONNORKCoIlege Prep Course-Basebali 2; Boskefboll 2. JOHN JAY OLMSTEADHCollege Prep Course-Key Club 4,- Mixed Glee 3; Drama 4; Pep Club 4; Latin Club 2,3. DAVID CHARLES ORICK4lndustrial Arts Course. FRANK ELZA OSBORNE4CDIIege Prep CoursthorsHy Club 3,4; Key Club 3,4; Bond 2,3,4; BuskeTball 2; Cross Country 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Scholarship Key-Siiver. SARAH LOUISE OSMONDMCollege Prep Course-Health Careers 4; Y-Teens 2,3,4; Band 2,- Pep Club 3,4; Latin Club 2; Scholarship Key-Gold. BETTY SUE OWENS4CoHege Prep Course-GAA 2,3,4; Y-Teens 4; Band 2,3; Andersonian 4; Chieftain 3; Drama 3,- FI'A 4; Scholarship Key-Bronze. LOUIS CALVIN PALMERaCoHege Prep Course-Cheerleoder 3; Key Club 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Mariemont 2. WILLIAM TAIT PATERSON-College Prep Course451uden1 Council 2,3,4,- Vur- sity Club 2,3, Treas. 4,- Key Club 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3, V.-Pres. 4, Baseball 2,3,4,- Footbulf 2,3,4; Baskerball 2,- Pep Club 2, Trees. 3; Pres. 4; V.-Pres. Senior Class JERRY DAVID PAVONE-College Prep CourseHS?uden1 Council 3, V.-Fres, 4; Varsity Club 2, Sec. 3,4,- Key Club 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Foofbcll 2,3, Com. 4; Swim Team Mgr. 4,- Track 3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4. MARK RAMSAY PEEBLES-College Prep Coursw-Key Club 4; Mixed Glee 2,3; Swfm Team 4; Cross Country 2; Pep Club 4. DAVID ALLEN PENNINGTON-College Prep Course-Varsiry Club 4; Key Club 4; Fomball 3,4 Mgr.; Track 2; Pep Club 4. JUDITH ANNE PENNINGTON4Business Course. JANET SUE PENROD-Generol Course. ROGER C. PERLMANw-College Prep CoursegBornard, New York City 2,3. RICHARD WARREN PERRITT4CaHege Prep Course-Key CJ'ub 3; Mixed Giee 2,3; Swim Team 4; Tennis Team 2; Drama 3,4; German Club 3; Scholarship Team 3; Scholarship Key-Silver. CAROL ANN PERRY7CoHege Prep Course-GAA 2,3,- Heuhh Careers 2,3,4; Y-Teens 2,3,4; Bond 2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4; French Club 3. JOHN GEOFFREY PFLUNGER-College Prep CourseiSrudent Council 4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Key Cfub 2,3,4,- Chorus 3,4; Baseball 2,3; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Pep Club 4,- Trcck 4; Latin Club 2; German Cfub 3,4; del- arship Team 2,3; Scholarship Key-Bronze. DAVID WAYNE PHELPS-College Prep Course. H2 Bud news, Stankorb? RICHARD JAMES PlERCE-College Prep Cour524STudent Council 2,3,4; Varsity Club 2,3, Sec. 4; Key Club 3,4,- Foofball 2,3,4,- Swim Team Mgr. 4,- Golf Team 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4,- Spunish Club Pres. 4. LINDA SUE PLATSCHIK-College Prep Course4GAA 2,4; Health Careers 4; Mixed Glee 2,3; German Club 3, Sec. 4. JOHN PHILLIP POBANZ-College Prep Course. BYRON KIPKAND POOL-lndustrinl Arts Course-Sfuge Crew 3,4. JOSEPH TRUMAN POPP-Indusfriol Arts Course, MARILYN FOWELL-Business Course. RONALD CAMDEN PREWITT4Business Course-Closs Treasurer 2,- Varsfty Club 3,4; Key Club 2,3,- Mixed Glee 2,3; Baseball 3; Football 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4. LINDA ERNA PYLE-Business Course-Y-Teens 3; Chieftain 3,4; FBLA 3, Sec. 4; Class Secretary 4. RAY THEODORE REED-General Course. KATHLEEN ANN RENNICH-Generul Course. TERRY LEE RlCHARDSON-College Prep Course-Key Club 3,4; Basketball 3,4; Pep Club 3,4,- French Club 4. VELMER ARTHUR RICHARDSONhGeneraI Course. JAMES FRANCIS RlCKETTS-College Prep Course-Key Club 3; Chorus 2,3, 4; Spectrum 4; Drama 3,4. JOYCE ANN RiGGS-Business Course-Pep Club 2,3. JAMES R. RISHEL-College Prep Course-Bund 2,3,4; Orchestra 2134, V.-Pres. 4; Lafin Club 2,- Drarncn 3,4; Golf 2,3. HOLLY SUE RlTTER-Business Course-GAA 2,3. Sports Mgr. 4,- Pep Club 2,3, 4. NC! BARBARA JEAN ROBERTS-Business CourseiGAA 2,- Y-Teens 2,3; Mixed Glee 2; FBLA 2,3,4. CAROL LEE RODMAN-College Prep Course-GAA 2,3,4,- Y-Teens 4, Mixed Glee 4,- Pep Club 3,4; Spanish Club 4. FRANK ROSENBERGER-Conege Prep Course. LINDA LEE ROSIC-Home Economics Ccurse-Pep Club 2; FBLA 3,4. WILLIAM BRIGANCE ROSSOW-College Prep CaurseiPep Club 4; Latin Club 2; German Club 3,4; Scholarship Team 2,3,- if's Academic 3,4; Scholar- ship Key-Gold. EDITH MARIE RUSS-College Prep Course-GAA 2; Mixed Glee 3; FBLA 4; FTA 2,3. ROBERTO GUILLERMO RUSSELLkCnIIege Prep Course-French Club 4. JOSEPH RAYE RYAN-Generol Course-Chorus 2,3,4,- FootbuH 2,3; Pep Club 3,4,- FTA 2. WILLIAM FREDERICK SANDER-College Prep Course-Proiecfion Club 2,3, Pres. 4. JAMES RANDOLPH SANNER-College Prep Course-Chiehoin 3,4. CHERYL JO SAULS-College Ptep Course-GAA 2; Y-Teens 2,3; Cheerleader 2,3; Chorus 2,3,4; Andersonian 3; Pep Club 2,3,4,- Lutin Club 2; Spanish Club Historian 4. DAVID LEE SCAGGS-Industriul Arts Course. Janer Craycraft believes this to be more fun than kindergarten. PAMELA GAY SCHNEIDER-College Prep CourseiSrudem Council 2,3,4,- Cheerv leader 2,3, Capt. 4; Mixed Glee 2,- Andersonicm 2,4,- Pep Club 2,3,4; FTA 2, Sec. 3, Pres. 4. JAMES LESLIE SCHOETTLE-College Prep Cnurse-Stoge Cmfters 4,- Latin Club 2;Prolec1ion Club 2,3,4. ROBERT LOUIS SCHRIMPERicdlege Prep Course. MARY PAULETTE SCHULTZ-College Prep CourseAY-Teens 4; Drama 4,- Spun; ish Club 4; FTA 3; Portsmouth 2. PAMELA JEAN SCOTT-College Prep CourseiChorus 2,3, Historian 4; Latin Club 2; Scholarship Key-Silver. RANDALL DEE SEITZINGER-CoHege Prep Course-Closs Presidenf 3,4,- Vur- siry Club 2, V.-Pres. 3,4,- Key Club 3,4,- Football 2,3,4,- Boskerbull 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Lofin Club 2; Track 2,3,4; Scholarship Key-Silver. DANIEL WILLIAM SESLAR-College Prep Course-Sfudeni Council 2; Varsity Club 3,- BcsebaIl 2,- Foorbull 2,3. TERRY CLARK SHANNON7College Prep Course-Sfudent Council 4; Varsity Club 2,3, Pres. 4,- Key Club 3,4; Chorus 3,4; Mixed Glee 2.- Bcsebcli 2,3,4; Football 3,4; Basketball 2,3,4,- Cross Coun'ry 2; Pep Club 3. RONALD EUGENE SHARKEY-Endusfrial Arts Course. LAWRENCE ARLIE SHAW-CoHege Prep Course-Key Club 4,- Mixed Glee 4. SUSAN LEE SHEKRO4BUSines$ Course. LINDA FRANCES SHIMLEkiCoIIege Prep Courseistudenf Council 4; GAA 2, 3,4; Andersonian 2,3, Adv. Mgr. 4; Spectrum 2,3, Bus. Mgr. 4; Chieftain 4; Pep Club 3,4; French Ciub 2,3,4; Latin CEub 4; FTA 2,3,4,- Scholarship Team 3,- Scholarship Key-Bronze. JANET RUTH SILVERMAN-Business Course-Studenf Council 4; Mixed GEee 2, 3,4; FBLA 2,3, Pres, 4; Prefiection Club 4. DALE LEROY SlMPSON-Industriof Arts Course. LINDA GALE SKIDMORE-Business Course-FBLA 4. DENNIS RAY SMITHiBusiness Course The many faces of Shannon. H4 Minder and Harris. ThaVs telling him, Betty! JANICE SUE SMITH-Business Course. RITA MAE SMITH7C0IIege Prep Course-Heahh Careers 2,3,4; Y4Teens 2,3, 4; Andersonian 4; Specfrum 4; Pep Club 4,- Lat'm Club 2,- Sponish Club 4. LILA MAY SNOWDEN-Business Course-Y-Teens 2,3,4. GEORGIANNE SOTIRiBusiness Course-Y4Teens 2,3,4; Pep Club 4,- Spanish Club 4; FBLA 4-. LOUlSA MADGE SPITZERwCoIIege Prep Courseisfudenl Council 4,- GAA 2,3; Health Careers 3,- Y-Teens 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3; Band 2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Drama 3,4,- Pep Club 2,3,4; German Club 3. CAROL ANN SPRAGUE-College Prep, Business Course-GAA 2,3; Y-Teens 4,- Chorus 2,3,- Lcr'm Club 3; French Club 2; FBLA 4. LAWRENCE VAN STACY-College Prep Course. CYNTHIA ANN STAGNARO-College Prep Course-GAA 2.4; Y-Teens 3,4; Mixed Glee 2,3, Tress. 4; Andersonian 3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4. LINDA LOUISE STANKORB4Business Course-GAA 2; Y-Teens 2,3,4; Orw chesfra 2,3,4,- Pep CILIb 2,3, Sec. 4; FBLA 2,3. MICHAEL LOUIS STOCKMAN-lndustriol Arts Course. BARBARA VIVIAN STORR-Business Course-Dromc 4; Spanish Club 4; Scholarship Kewaronze. DONNA JEAN STRADER-College Prep Course-GAA 2,3,- Y-Teens 3,4,- Band 3,4,- Drama 4,- Pep Club 2,3,4,- French Club 2. HEATHER ALICIA SUTTER-Ccllege Prep Course-Srudent Council 2,4, GAA 2,3,4; Y-Teens 3, V.-Pres, 4, Spectrum 3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Latin Club 2,- FTA 2, VxPres. 3; Scholarship KeyaGoid. ROBERT JULIUS SUTTER-College Prep Course-Cluss Treasurer 3,4,- Studenf Council 2,3, Trees. 4; Varsity Club 3,4; Key Club 3, Pres. 4,- Chorus 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4,- Stuge Crofters 4; Lorin Club Pres. 2,- Germcn Club 3; Scholar- ship Team 2,3,- lf's Academic 4; Scholarship Key-Silver. CHERYL LEE TERLESCKl-College Prep Course-GAA 2,3,4,- Chorus 2,3; Lu'rin Club 2. JAMES LOUIS THELER-Generol Course. WILLIAM GORDON THOMAS-Business Course. DAVID GEOFFREY TlSCHBElN-College Prep CourseHSmdem Council 2,3,4; Cheerleader 3,- Vursity Club 4,- Key Club 3, Sec. 4,- Tennis Team 2,3,4,- Dramu 3,- Lafin Club 2; French Club 4,- Scholurship Key-Silver. CAROL LEE TROUTMAN-College Prep CourseiHeoIfh Careers 2,3,4,- Ander- soniun 4; Spectrum 2; Latin Club 2; Spanish Club 4,- Scholarship KeyiBronze. ANTOINETTE LEA VENTURA-Business Course-GAA 2; Cheerleader 2. ROBERT LEE VETTEL-lndusfrial Arfs Course. ARTHUR CHARLES VETTER-lndustrial Arts Course. SUE ANN WALTERS-Business Course-GAA 2,3; Health Careers 3,4,- Y- Teens 2,3; Pep Club 2,3,4,- FBLA 2,4. PAUL ALLEN WARNER, .IR.-College Prep Course. KENNETH SHELDON WATKINS-College Prep Course. THOMAS WEAS2Coliege Prep Course-Scholarship Key-Bronze. JAMES CLARK WEGNER-lndustriul Ar$s Course2Key Club 4. STEVEN CARL WENDELL-College Prep Course-Key Club 3, Treos, 4; Truck 2; Pep Club 2,3,- French Cfub 2,3. OLIVER EDWIN WERNER-Industriol Arfs Course. PEGGY CAROLYN WESSLING-College Prep Course. MARILYN JOANNE WEST-College Prep Course-Y-Teens 2,3,4; Chorus 3,4; Mixed Glee 2,- Bond 2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4,- Lu'rin Club 2; Scholarship Key- Bronze. Seniors in The Swim. WESLEY RALPH WHITAKER-lndusrrial Arts Course-Fooiboll 3,4. PATRICIA FAITH WHITE-College Prep Course-GAA 2,- Chorus 3,4; Band 213,4; Orchestra 2,3. DENNIS LEE WILLIAMS-College Prep Course-Chorus 2,4,- chd 2,3, V.-Pres, 4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Drama 3,4; Pep Band 4,- Germcm Club 3, V.-Pres. 4; Scholarship Key-Brcnze. DAVID EDWARD WILSONaCoIIege Prep Course-Vorsily Club 2,3,4; Key Club 2,3; Football 2,3,4,- Track 3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4. STEVEN HERBERT WINKELBACHHBusiness Course-Basebcll 3. SHARON MARIE WITSCHGER-College Prep Course-GAA 2; Y-Teens 3,4,- Mixed Glee 3; Band 2; Pep Club 2,3,4,- FTA 2. JAMES DOUGLAS WOLFE7COIIege Prep Course-German Club 3. BONNIE LOUISE WOLFF-College Prep CourseiHealth Careers 4; Y-Teens 2,3,4,- Pep Club 4; French Club 3,- Sponish Club Sec. 4. EARL JUNIOR WRIGHT-lndustricl Arts Course. REBECCA BRONSON WYSONG-College Prep Course-Heulth Careers 2; YJI'eens 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Latin Club 2,- FTA 3. THOMAS CHRISTOPHER YORK-lndusfriul Ar'rs Course-Orchesha 2,3,4; Spec- trum 2,3. DOUGLAS ALDEN YOUNG-College Prep Course2Footbull Mgr. 3; BGSkEF ball Mgr. 2. JAMES DONALD ZEMANEK-College Prep Course. Senior Parents Mn and Mrs. Vicfor Balmos Mr. and Mrs, Wm. J. Daugherty Mr. and Mrs. Raymond W. Hollsfein Mn and Mrs. Elmer D. Barbour Mn and Mrs. Robert Davidson ML and Mrs. VeSs Howard Mn and Mrs. R. Q Buy Mr. and Mrs, Richard W. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Cor! Huebner Mr. and Mrs. W. Ear! Bedel Mr. and Mrs. Jesse 5. Deer Mr. and Mrs. Stan Huedepohl Mr. and Mrs. Orville Behymer Mr. and Mrs, Robert J. Dewey Mr. and Mrs. William Irvine Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Biedenhaus M'v 0nd Mrs. Joseph E- DBYS Mrs, Lillian Isun Mr. and Mrs. Ed Birkman Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Dietrich Mr. and Mrs. George H. Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Brewsuugh ML and Mrs. Joseph Donoghue Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jnhnke Mr. and Mrs. Wm G. Brim Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Duarte Mr. and Mrs. B, F. Joehnk Mn and Mrs, Homer Brown Mr. and Mrs, P. W Duffus Mr. and Mrs Byron T. Johnson ML and Mrs, Russell Buchanan Mr. and Mrs Alden J. Dunbar Mr. and MrsV William P, Jolley Mr; and Mrs. Edward W. Burdge Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Duvull Mr. and Mrs Clarence A. Jones ML and Mrs. Claude Bushman Mr. and Mrs. George W. Dwyer Mr. and Mrs. Stephen D. Justice Mr. and Mrs. Wm. T, Cody Mrs. Sue Esslinger Mn and Mrs Russell L. Keeler Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Campbell Mt and Mrs. Lawrence Fiedderman Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Keifer Mr. and Mrs. C. WK Cartwright Mr. and Mrs. Don Fulton Mr. and Mrs. Jock Kimball Mr. and Mrs. Lyle W. Castle Mr. and Mrs Glenn F, Gotian Mn and Mrs. Thomas R. King Mr. and Mrs. Cecile W, Chambers Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Gibson Mr. and Mrs. Charles Knorr Mr. and Mrs, Cleo Chapman Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Gibson, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Walter KUhI Mn and Mrs. Joseph Christen Mr. and Mm Herbert Godby Mr. and Mrs. Willard F. Kuhlmon Mn and Mrs, J. E. Churchill Mn and Mrs Chudes K. Gray Mr, and Mrs, Oris Loin ML and Mrs. Marvin H. Clemems Mn and Mrs. George 3. Gray Mr. and Mm Kennefh M Lamb Mr. and Mrs. George Comstock Mr. and Mrs. Charles H Gufh Mr. and Mrs, George Luycock Mr. and Mrs. James Vincen? Conley Mrs. Eileen Holcomb Mr. and MrsA Albert Lederer Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cook Mr. and Mrs. George Hamod Mrs. Margaret Lehr Mrsv Flora Cook Mr. and Mrs. Denver Hensley Mr. and Mrs, Lester L, Leidolf Mr, and Mrs, Jimmie R. Cooke Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hicks Mr. and Mrs, R. E Lester Mr. and Mrs. Homer E. Cotton Mr. and Mrs. James 3. High? Mr. and Mrs. John R. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Cerf Q Cruvens Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Hinners Mr. and Mrs, Rober? C. LiHEe Mrs. Zedic E Craycraff Mr. and Mrs. Rely E. Hinson Mr. and Mrs. John H. Ludwig Mr. and Mrs. Perry W Cummins Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Hippe Mn and Mrs. Stuart LuginbUI-Il Mr. and Mrs. Paul Darnell Mr. and Mrs. Marvin R. Hofmunn Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Lyle Guests, Mishler, Chopmon, Pyle, York, PrewiH, are well fed 116 Mn and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr, and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs ML and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mn and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs, Mr. and Mrs. Mr, and Mrs Howard McCollurn WA G. McConnell Earl F. McFarren William Howard Marsh Thomas 0, Martin Raymond Messer Robert S. Meyer Frederick R. Miles William F. Miller Charles Minder C. T. Mitchell George H. Moeser Stanley Morgemhcl nyde Mullins Franklin Mulvaney, Jr. E. T. Murphy E. T. Murphy, Jr. Jasper Murphy Dennis Neal William Nerl Harry O'Connor .John J. Olmsiead Mr. and Mrs, Mr. and Mrs. Mn and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs, Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs, Harry Orick Clarence Osborne C. William Osmond Poul Owens William T, Paterson D. A. Pavone H. R. Peebles Lee W. Pennington Mm Edirh Penrod Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Perrifl' Parents provide banquet as prelude ?o commencement, Mr. and Mrs Donald Perry Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Fflugner ML and Mrs. Harold Pferce Dr. and Mrs. Kurt Plutschik Mr. Alexander Pokrey ML and Mrs. Byron V. Pool Mr. and Mrs. Edward Popp, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil C, Prewirf Mr. and Mrs. Charies A. Pyle Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rennich Mr. and Mrs, Walter Richardson Mrs. Isabelle: R. Rickens MrsA Rufh Riggs MK and Mrs. J. B. Rishel Mr. and Mrs. Walter G. RiHer Mr. and Mm Cerf J. Roberts Mr. and Mrs J. E. Rodmcm Mr. and Mrs George F. Rosenberger Mr. and Mrs. William R. Rossow Mrsl Mary P. Russ ML and Mrs. Roberto Guillermo RusseH Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Ryan Mrs. Marion Sunder Mn and Mrs. Wiilium C. Scanner Mr. and Mrs. James E, Souls Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Scaggs Mr. and Mm Geo Schoenfe Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schrl'rnper Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Schultz Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Staff Mr. and Mrs. Earl J. Seifzinger Mr. and Mrs. Paul Seslor H7 Mrs. Harriet Shannon Mr. Julian C. Show Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Shekro Mr. and Mrs. Edwin G. Shimler Mr and Mr; Robert Silverman Mr. and Mrs Oscar Simpson Mr. and Mrs Harold Skidmore M A and Mrs. Gobel Smith Mr, and Mrs, H. R. Smith M . and Mrs. William SoHr MrsV Joseph E SpiTZer ML and Mrs. James Sprague Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Sfognoro Mrs. Iva Sulter Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Tischbein Mrs. Anna Troutman Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Venture Mr. and Mrs. Ed Verter Mr. and Mrs. Opher WuHers Mr. and Mrs. Earl B. Watkins, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Weas Mr. and Mrs Russell Wendell Mr. and Mrs. Oliver E. Werner Mr. and Mrs. W, G Wessling Mr. and Mrs. Allen G. West Mr. and Mrs. George G. White Mr. and MrsA LeRoy Wftschger Mn and Mrs A. J Wolff, Jr. Mr. and Mrs Roby C Wysong Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Young .1 .' nof picturedj 113 Juniors Abbott Adams, C. Adams, D Adams, J. Ashford' Atkinson Ayers Babb: Barfmess Baxter chsinger Becker, Roger Bloss Board Boaz Bowen Briggs, K. Briggs, S. Brose Brown Burnes Burton, CA Burton, E. Butler OmcersJ Scott, Presl, Culef, SEQ, Bell, VrPresq discuss class finances. Wmerson, Tress. Aichollz Anderson, J Anderson, P. Ante Backer Barbary, C4 Barbary, M. Barney Becker, Ron Beer Be Elonkmeyer Bowman Brullier Brehrn Bridges Browne Buob Burdick Burdsul CoJef Carson, J Carson, K Channell Childers Clark, E. Clark, J. Clark, K. Cooper, R. Cccper, Z. Cnrum Cox, G4 Cunnlnghcm, V7 Daily Dallrnan Danilo Dickmcm Diet: Dixon Dopf Edwards Ellison Elston Emery Field Fish Fontuine Foster GuMon Glassco Gi Iber? Godfrey Grab Grant Gray Green Hoiner Hahn Hull Holler Heidomng Helm Henderlight Hepflnger Holmes Hoobler Houchen Howard Cluxton Cole Collins Cooper, 6; Cox, P. Crawford Croycruft Cunningham, D. Davis, G. Davis, M. Dean DeSclvo DUFF Dunham Dunm K. Dunn, S. Emmich :- England, England, M. Evans Frazier Garrett Gustrich Gates Gof? Goforfh Gose Gossu rd Greer Guilliam Guynn Hans Homilion Harden Hasz Hawkinson Herring HiH HoeHel Hoffmd Hughes Ingram Ison Jackson H9 I20 Jacob James, C. James. L. Juy Jones, 5 Kuldmo Kaplan Kayak: Ketchum Kelter King, B. King, K. KU per Lawrence Lederer Leaver Loheide Lo ng Luysmr Lyme: n McCa rfy McCcl Ium McCoy McDaniel McQuoid Meurs Menke Merritt Miller, M. Miller, T. Miltenberger Morgan, T. Murphy, P. Mursinna Myers, J. Myers. M. Nunn O'Connor Owens Parks Philhower Fiepho Pinkerton Pitman, C. Johns Johnson, J, Johnson, L. Jones, B. Kelley Kenner, Jock Kenner, James Kern Klofter Klug Koch cher leming Lewis Linder Loescher Murkaerry Mu rsh McBee McCa rfy McDonald McFarland McMunus MCMiIIin Merz Meyer Mignerey Miller, K. Morgan, V. Mosley Mullen Murphy, J. Neal Neeley Neukirch Nichois Paterson Puvfik Penrod Petersman Pitman, L. Prufher Prell Price Pyles Robe Ramirez Reagh Riley Roberts Rodman Ross Runyon Rush Russ Sundberg Scott, C Scott, D See SeyHer Simmons Simpson, M. Simpson, R Sinclair Smith J. Smith, R Smith, S, Smythe Steinker Shelter Taylor Thomas, M Tolberf Toon Valentine Vendergrif? Wqurd Wagner Wuinsmtt Walker, D Wenger West, J. Wheeler Wiggeringluh Wilson Wimeld Winkelbach Winkle Reeves Reimun Rhein Riggs Rothwell Rowekamp Ruurk Rudy Sondker Schick Schifrin Schruge Sharp Shaver Shull Simmelink Slack Smith, C. Smith, F. Smith, G Snyder Sparrow Spurgeon Stamper Thomas, 5 Thompson ThornhiIl Timmons Vann Viering Vogefy V055 Walker. J Walters Wonninger Weis Wiice Williams, B. Williams, L Williamson Winmeyer Wolfangel Wolfer Woolrich w ammun- Wnrrh Wright Wuifekoner Wyatt Zefer Zigos Zimmerman Nor Picmred: Martin C'nedsey Miller, D. Creek Taylor, N. Ecxsr Vanover The Junior homeword plods her weary way, And leaves the schoof f0 darkness and to me, WiTh apologies to Grch 122 Wymer Yucks Young, A. Young, J. West, Janet Williamson, L. E. Wolfer, 5. Ml : 22151! 31-. . Sophomores Aaron? Aicholz Anderkin Armbrusfer Bolrnos Barnard Boysinger Becmy Biller Board Bodmer Bolce Breuer Brice Bridges Broermcm Campbell Caseltine Clark Clements Couch Cox, M. Cox, R. Craycraft Officers: Armstrong, Sec. Morz, V-Pres. Shingledecker, Pres. Stugncro, Treos. Armstrong Austin Ayres, E. Ayres, L. Bah rmann Berry Beyersdorfer Biddle Bepp Bradford Brandsfener Bray Brokomp Brooks Burbage Butler Cole Combs ConneHy Cm1on Cuddeback Cumby Cunningham, G. Cunningham, M4 Curran Davidson, G Curry Davidson, W. Dchlheimer Deck Dordeen Delong DennIer Dopp Doench Dwyer Doerr Ellis Doggetfe Emery Emmich Flake Figarr Fleckens'rein Fish Forg Fisher Fosrer, B. Fosfer, M. Fromm Fouch Frank Frerking Frost Friend Fusaro Gustrich Godby Guticxn Gray Gibson Grims :?' fie. Gilchris? Griner zatmatm Gruppi Hull, D Gunderson Hall, 3, Hueger Hunnon Hahn Hor' Hathorn Hensley Helmers Herald Heneveld Hermann Henshaw Herring Hinninger Hoemmelmeyer Hinfnger Holder Hock Hoskins, B. Hodge Hoskins, H. Howard Hudson Howell Jackson Hubbard Johnson, C. Hubbard Johnson. J. Johnson, 5. Junes Johnson, 5V Kuldmo Johnson, 5; Kashmiry Johnson, TV Kuycfo Kelly Kolkmeyer Kessinger Koppmun Ketchum La Fonraine KiefeI Lafhum Luvery Lawrence Luycock Lehman Lipe Longhouser Ludwig Lyie Marsh Martin, C. Martin, G. Martin, N. Mafthews Mathll Maynard McArthur Messer Mefz Miller. C. Miller, D. Moriconi Moss Murphy, M. Murphy, R. Nerl Newman Nienuber Noell Owen Paddock Palm Folmisano Petrey PfaU Pfxtzenmoier Poehlmann Pusock Pyles Ra mey RC1 n fer Richardson, G Richardson, M. Rickens Ringler Lemon Lewis Likes Lien Mack Macks Macken'rhun Madoy Murz Muslowski, D. Muslowski, S. Mason McCoIdin McCollum McFarren Meister Miller, T. Mitchell Moore Morgan Myers, M. Myers, S Nuegele Nelson Nowok Obermeyer O'Conner Often Parrotf Pennington, K Pennington, T. Petersman Potfer Powell Price Pullum Raed, D Reed, J Reeves Reuscher Roberts Robertson Rogers RoHer 125 1; 1f, Rollins Rusk Ross Subulo Rofhwell Sunder Rusche Sanders Supp Schingledecker Surcceno Schoerer Sauer Schulz Schilling SCOH Seibel Siegel Shokley Simpson Sheoleey Smith, A. Shor? Smiih, C. Smith, F. Sfomper Smirk, S. Steinmetz SpitzmiHer Sfrader Smgnuro Sullivan Sweet Thomas, G. Switzer Thomas, S. Taylor Thomas, W. Thomas, A. Tischbein THUS Unverzogf Tosfevin Van Ness Trobx'sh Venium Trommun Wagner Walker Warford Walters Watson Wamsley Wecs Wurford Wegelin 126 Not PicTured: Hatfield Berry, L Howard, C Carmicci Kuhmen Cummins Lewis, L. Lisrer Tingley Welch Wilkinson Sophomore mermaids enioy pool. 127 At workll Weis Welch Wells Wendell Wi keHe Wi1k WiHicmS, 3- Willicms, C. Wolfe Wolfongel WoodrUff Woodward Werner Wharton Whisner Whitesides WilIiams, M. Willoughboy Wilson Woif Wymer Young, D, Young, E. ZeTer 128 Faculty Mr. JOHN BAGOT University of Cincinnati, 35.; Xavier University, M.EdV American History. Mr. GERALD BANKER Moreheod Stcfe College, 845. Chemistry, Biolmgy Mr. CHARLES BROWN Miami University, B.S. Worid History, Sociology Mrs. LAURA CALDWELL Lander College, BA. Algebra II, Physic; Mn JAMES CHAPMAN Ohio University, 8.5. Physical Education. ML MARVIN COLLINS Georgetown Cofiege. BS. Chemistry, Biology. Mr. DENNIS DEVINE Universi'ry of Cincinnati, 5.3. Typing I,Il, Clerical Office Practice, shorthand I. ML JERRY DUNN Eastern Kentucky State College, B.S. Wood If, Graphic Arts. Mrs. DOROTHY ESSEX Washington State University, B.A, Art, Applied Design. Mr. ROGER FiSHER Bufl State Teachers College, 3.3., M.A. Typing I, Soles- Law, General Business. Mn KENNETH FURRIER Miami University, B.S.; Ohio University, M,Ed. American Government, Counselor Mr. ROGER GROOMS Wilmington College, 8.5. Dramatic; Speech. Mr. CARLOS HAMILTON Wilmington College, B.S.; Miami University, M.Ed. Ameri- can Hismry, Wcrld Geography. Mr. PAUL HAMILTON Wilmingron College, 3.5. Business Moth. Bookkeeping. Mrs. JANE HARDESTY Denison Universiry, 8.3. Mathematics. Mrs. JEAN SAWYER HARRIS Barnard Coilege, B.A.; Columbia Universify, MA. English IV. Mr. W1LLIAM HARRIS Marshall College, B.5., MA. American History, American Government. Miss MYRTLE HEID MiHigon Coliege, BA. Practical English, English II. Mrs. BARBARA HUNTlNG University of Michigan, 3.3. English II,III. Mrs. CAROL LAW Ohio Univershy, B.S. Mothemoiics. Miss SANDRA LINDSAY Bowling Green State University, B.S. English ll,lll, Mrs. ELIZABETH LUCHT Ohio University, 8.3. French ll,lll,lV. Mr. MICHAEL MANNERINO University of Cincinnati, 8.5.,- Xovier University, M.Ed. Sen- ior Band. Mr. JAMES McBRAYER Miami University, E.S. Biology, Science Seminar, Mrs. SHARON MCDERMOTT Ohio State University, 3.5. Notehand, Shorthond LIL Typ- ing ll, Secretarial OFFICE: Practice. Mr. JOSEPH MILLER University of Cincinnati, 3.5., M.Ed. Boys' Physical Educa- tion. Mrs. PAULINE MINDER Ohio University, B.A., M.S. Home Economics, Applied De- sign. I29 Miss DORIS MITCHELL Wilmington College, B.5.,- Ohio State University, MA. Mathematics. Mr. JOSEPH MOLER Nilmingfon COIIege, BS, Drawing LII, Engineering Draw- ng. Mr, WILLIAM MOORE Morehead College, B S Personal Typing, Typing l, Business English Mrs. THELMA MORGAN College of Nursing and Health, University of Cincinnati, M.EcL School Nurse Mrs. JANET MORRISSEY Ohio University, B.A.,- University of Cincinncri, M.Ed. Coun- selor. Miss VERA M, NASH Ohio Wesleyan Universify, B.A ; University of Cincinnati, M.Ed.,- Universify of Kentucky, School cf Library Science. Librarian. Mr. DONALD PARKS Morehead College, 3.5. World History. Mrs. MARILYN RAMIREZ New York University, 8.5. Special Education. Mr. GORDON RIVER Ohio University, 8.5. Elecfricifyl Wood, Metals Mr. HUBERT ROBERSON Oakland City College. B.A. Mathematics. Mr5 DOROTHY SCOTT Miami Universiiy, B.S Girls' Physical Education. Mr. JOSEPH SHAFER Ohio S'ufe University, B.S,, M.Ed. Chemistry, Physics. Mrs. CORINNE SIMPLER University of Texas, B.A. Mathematics. Mn PARKER SLAVEN Eastern Kentucky Sfote- College, 3.5. Power Mechanics, Wood. Mr. WAYNE SOMMER Ohio Northern University. B.S. Biology. Mrs. DORTHA STEARNS Ashlond College, BA. English II, Latin I,Il,lil, French I, Mrs. MARY STRUKE Miami University, 8.5. Spanish l,ll,lll. Mrs. SHARON THORNTON Ohio Stale University, 5.3. English ill, Journalism. Mr. RICHARD TOBIN Xavier Unievrsiry, B.S. English II. Mr. RICHARD WALTERS Wilmington College, 8.5.; Miami Universiry, M.Ed. Coun- selor. Mr. RICHARD WESP University 0i Cincinnati, 3.5, College Conservatory of Mu- sic. Vocal Music. Mr. BERNARD WHITEHOUSE University of Wyoming, 8.5,, Indiana University, M.Ed. American Government. Mr. WAYNE WILLIAMS Ohio University, 8.5. German LII, English Ill. Mr. VIRGIL WILSON University of Cincinnati, 5.5.,- College Conservatory of Mu- sic, B.M.; Xavier Universi?y, M.Ed. Instrumenml Music. Students meet new faculty members. 131 Comnumhy June brings The close of The school year bUT noT The end of school GCTiViTI'es. ThroughouT The summer The communiTy conTinues To por'ricipofe wiTh The sTudenTs in work and play. and School Local deaiers furnish cars for summer driver-Trcinl'ng classes. CommuniTy musicians give annual summer cancer! for all. 132 CompHments of Anderson Senior High School PARENT TEACHER ORGANIZATION uYou have a Friend at Central Trust ANDERSON TOWNSHIP OFFICE Milon J. Mitter Asst. Vice-Pres.-Monoger THE I entral CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 1965 STUDENT COUNCIL BOOK STORE u 1. ., . Waymm , fgw x Sulesmen: Bushman, Povone, Paterson, Buchanan, Hides, Mgr.,- Pierce, Dewey, Stankorb. Nerl, Palmer. Congratulations from the ANDERSON BOOSTER CLUB 10. H. 12. 13. 14. Contributor of: . FOOTBALL LIGHT FUND . AN ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIP BLEACHER SEATS . SCOREBOARD FOR ELEMENTARY GYM FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD . FLAG POLE BASE BALL BAC KSTOP . CAMERA AND PROJECTOR TAPE RECORDER WHITEHALL WHIRLPOOL WALKIE TALKI E PHONES GIFTS TO G.A.A. 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