Anderson High School - Andersonian Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1966 volume:

Andersonian l966 The Saga of a Family I i ' i 3? $- :I ,1 v ; h , 4' wk??? N X5 WIN lhlil IIIIIIIIH I Anderson Senior High School, Cincinnafi, Ohio 45230 Volume XXXVI aspiring attempting achieving The sTory of every school year is o hisTory, AT An- derson This year, OS every year, many sTories are un- folding. Viewed in 0 large sense, Anderson is 0 family of families o communiTy wiThin a com- muniTyi The inTerocTion of homes 05 They porTicipaTe 0T Anderson creoTes a sage; each seTs goals for achievement each oTTemst in iTs own way To achieve excellence. IT is This saga of aspiring, of reaching for fulfill- menT, which makes our sTory 'foscincTing in The Telling. The inTerploy of ideas of individuals whose endeavors creoTe The group, of ever-moving and changing GcTiviTies, brings a kind of TogeThemess. WheTher in The excitemenT of oThleTics or in The quieT- ness of sTUdy, a rich undersTcmding of one onoTher can be reached. Each reaches his own gooL yes Each selects and prepares for his own fuTure; buT The commonness of purpose iTselT creciTes cm idenTiTy cs 0 Tamin-eThe family Of Anderson Senior High School. All This is picTured here: Saga of Anderson, 1966. Dierks receives schedule . . . Student Council President Bell, Activity Director Furrier, COHege Counselor Allremi and Assistant Principal WoEf, Sophomores are acquoimed with rules and procedures in opening day assembly; . . . buT l didn'T sign up for home ecW School begins . . . School begins, and The conTrosTs are every- where. The individual finds himself in The confusing mass, The absoluTe chaos 0T find- ing The righT room, The righT class, The soTis- focfory schedule. YeT OUT of confusion come The specich rOUTine, The Theory and The OCT . . . The ombiTion Tempered by The roTher rigid lines of The manual. Paths cr055 and people meeT. The way T0 class, and The new neighbor in The nexT seoT provide The conTocTs for friendship . and rivalry. Students prepare for classes and bundle Up for Friday night TooTboll, They creoTe new fads and find old inflexible rules in math and in language. They sTudy ancienT hisTory in 0 modern, well IighTed building. In loboroTory 0nd Iibrory, TocTs emerge To Temper or change The less mOTure idea. The year has begun, and gradually con- TrosTs begin To express Themselves in or- derly ways, The regular rouTine, ReguloTions for all are published in Student Hundbdok. Course for cure mechanics provides necessary experience for fufure Problems arise . . . Burdick and Haas meet challenge of modern science. David BruHord-Concentrution. Hands are for work. . . . and are solved. AT any given momenT, Anderson's saga is curiosity, invesTigoTiony puzzlement. Assignments, and perhaps one's own aroused curi- osify, lead to momen'rs of intense concentration. IT is cm individuol affair,- one must Find one's own answers 10 The problems of life . . . or of algebra! Yet fhere are moments of informal conversation in the hall: Hove you done your Trig? Wes Tho'r exam hard? Who was Alexander Dumas? Your mis- take was made when you Talked back To Mr. Wolf! And, whether in The classroom or in solitude, 'rhe frown of bewildermenf may blend with the surprise of discovery or wiTh The calm of completed assign- menfse Perhaps each sTep, Token deliberofely, leads one to cm awareness of for horizons obouT which To Think, to wonder, To quesTion. In classes, as well as in 50' ciol confacfs, one Finds fho'r probiems of chorocfer ol- so involve huge segmen'rs of sociefy. These, too, musT be faced individually as well 05 together. Butler reveais iniricccies of advanced mathematics. Sloven in pensive mood. Architects? Color Guard Ellen Huwkinson smiles with pride while owoif- ing cue. Head Color Guard Cindy Koger reprimands someone. Head Maiorene-Gail Grub CO '0 r G u a rd ' Color Guard: Koger, Houchen, Anront. Moiorenes: Grab, Dcllmun, Corum, d M I tt Holler, Lester, Johnson, Lehman, WoFford. a n a 0 re es Board of Education President Judd presems commemorative plaque To A'rhlefic Director Brown. Supt. Goforrh smiles approval. Co-Copfo'm Bell leads team to victory. Prfn. Tirus announces nuang cf stadium in honor of Charles L Brown and lights in memory of Stanley Demo. EMrs. Dorm ur right? Schfngledecker hands OH to Dickmun us Rhein, Bell, and Scott lead interference on sweep around Jeft end. Varsity. ROW ONE: Guilliams, Maslowski, Scott, Dickman, Rhein, Bell, Moc- Donald, Thornhill, Heneveld. ROW TWO: Coaches Chapman and Harris, Reserve. ROW ONE: Osborne, VanderbiH, Long, Spitzer, Watkins, Kuhl, Darnell, Hopper, Dome, Lee, Townsley. ROW TWO: Coach Blackburn, O'Connor, Gufh, Loescher, Knorr, Kutrlemon, Richards, LudJow, W. Pow Murphy, Nienober, Sweet, Rofhwell, Mcrz, Cunningham, R. Rothwell, Cipa, Schingledecker, Winklebcch, Milienberger, Timmons, Coach Miller. schmid', F. Pottschmidt, Houchen, Pederson, Wiggerlngloh, Ornello, Klein- feldt, HoHrogge. Football Senior Guillioms sadly considers his last appearance in Anderson uniform. Hons, Thomas, Vngely, Hamilton, Lyman, Richardson, and Robertson cheering in the rain, Coaches watch anxiously 05 game progresses. Schingledecker brea ks away WM bOH' Spectator rises to watch action. Result is satisfactory. .., .. . A K n e e u Q 8 .m m 0 c e m o H Phyllis Lyman Homecoming Queen and Court. ROW ONE: Barbara Hall, Patti Riley. ROW TWO: Pom Aaronf, Cathy Paterson, Queen Phyllis Lyman, Suzy Calef, Carol Lehman. Juniors, Gayie, Gail, Beth and Andy F tail to complete class 00!. Redskin scalps Cowboy. Tears of foy reveal her happiness. Homecoming Activities Efforts are rewarded us Junior Class wins trophy Parents enjoy festivities, Good times 90 Up in smoke as victors celebratev As fall fades imo winQer. w x Cross Country Team. ROW ONE: R. Taylor, McDoniels, Yucks, T. Toyior. ROW TWO: Wolf, Patterson, Robertson, Becker. ROW THREE: Firth, Brock, Meors, Hcihorn. ROW FOUR: Barbary, Sullivan, F. Weis, Clark, ROW FIVE: Simmelink, P. Weis, Ludwig, Couch Homiiion, Norton. Picturesque seiting for weary runners. Autumn brings noT only The conTrQsTs of The mUlTi- colored season, bUT also 0 mUITiTUde of controsfing evenTs. There is The quieT, sTroined runner in cross: country-one man ogain-sT The clock. Then There is The massive eFforT of a Team wiTh Third down and five To go . . . AfTerwords, comes The sporTs bonqueT where indiv- idual honors are given for individual achievement Mr. William Judd, now a member of The STOTe Board of EduccTion, re'rurns To receive his LifeTime Poss To oThleTic evenTs 0T Anderson. In Thanksgiving Assembly, individual voices form CI greoT chorus. Again, 05 voices blend To express one melody, we are reminded of The individual's meas- ured ochievemenT conTribuTing To larger accomplish- menTs. Thanksgiving music, moreover, reminds US of The beoUTy in The blending. AT Anderson one sTiIl sings The songs of o noTionol heriTcge and perhaps, for The momenT 0T leosT, recognizes ThoT heriToge as The foun- dation for each personls hopes. The saga goes on. MIXED CHORUS-Soprcnos: Ccdef, Calvin, Carson, Eckerf, Hons, Johns, Maduy, Mignerey, MiHer, Myers, 5. Myers, Smyrhe, Stock, Vogeiy, Wegeh'n, West, Wiggeringlohl Wilk, Woolriclw, Wymer, Yerlno, Young. Altos: Anderson, BraHIer, Cruycruft, DeWur, DoHy, Frerking, Goilon, Gilchrist, Gromm, Herring, Hinkle, Johnson. KeHy, K101ter, Lavery, Lyman, Muyhull, McCouri, Merz, Murphy, Paterson, Pusack, Rush, Scott, Speaks. Sfambough, Beer, BOYS' CHORUS-Tenors: Baxter, Brehm, Burnes, Cloxron, Dehner, DeLong, DeSalvo, Hull, Hight, Hudson, Jansen, Osborne. Pierce. Rumble, Sill, Wolf ers, Young, Boritones: Barfmess, Brim, Cooke. Corum, East, Gurh, Nilson, Simpson, Sparrow, Spitzer, Steinmetz, Sweet, Wade, Wenger, Wulfekoner. Basses: Boeuerlin, Bumgorner, Cleveland, Cotton, Cunningham, Holl, Homil- ton, HOWOFU, K00 . LSC'Gire. Mosonl Moriconi, Ringlen Sparrow, Witfmeyer. Tischbein, Titus, Wainscon, WclfangWe, M. Worth, 5. Worth. Tenors: Atkinv son, Boxfer, Brehm, Brock, Butler, DeLong, Filomeno, Fusaro, Jacob, Luescher, Repperf, Richardson, Scott, Thomas, Townsley. Almbruster, Bobbs, Biddle, Board, Clark, East, Mcrksberry, Marshall, Ricketts, Simpson, Smith, Weis, Wiggeringloh, Basses: Behrmunn, Lemon, Mchuldin. McCarty, Bomones: McForren, Murphy, SchHling, Sweet Terlescki, Wanm'nger, Worford. Choruses Brollier and DeScIvo de- liver Thanksgiving message. av f: .33. kenmm Fair; Basil Rathbone, fiffy-four years a star, in pensive mood. . BR! GA QOONi CH $T MEMBERS FOQTHGHTERS NUSNM. LITTL! Miuopsns DVEMfBER 11 THRU NOUEMBER :3 F213 nuns 5-: 6mm Hue. . 2391.51 : HM. MDEQQY-NWEMBER 12 g Boo RLL THEATRE 612is HA;; BEEN mum's To TOUR THE BEN ?SELLEE UNiUERean THEATRE go ADVANCE RESERUATIONS Reomgso REMEMBeR me- Dan: ' MononY-novemaaa .15 4 A4 3:09 PM. The veieron actor has for The post six years con- cenTrofed primarily on his one-mon show, in and Out of Character, which he has presented in The WhiTe House, in Rio de Janeiro, in London, and, we are happy To say, in our own Anderson Senior High School. Mr. Roihbone was deligh'red wiih the spon- taneous expression of approval, which was ac- corded him by his First predominantly high school audience. 20 Basil Rathbone Greer und Armbrusfer rush to ge1celebruy's autograph 1 Av reception Grooms, Superintendent Gofnrfh, and Furrier greet odor. Rathbone interprets High High? by Flight Ofncer John McGee Band Sweetheart Cathy Paterson 22 On Band NighT Senior members are honored for The work and Time which They have devoTed To The marching band ThroughouT Their high school years. This ouTumn, Thwarted by rain, The Seniors were unobfe To Take The TrodiTionGl walk Through The Hour Glass of Memories, and The ceremonial activiTies were posTponed mm! The SweeTheorT Dance. Sweetheart Candidates: DeeDee Scon, Rose Zimmerman, Koren BroHier, Karen Clark, Co'rhy Paterson, Susan Culef, Ellen Huwkinson, Monica Wymer. Senior members of band perform for final itime Excitement is conmgious! 23 The Class of l966 presents Inherit the Wind by Lawrence and Lee Brady and Davenport resem Drummond's insuhing m:nusmiom Mayor and minister welcome Brady '0 HilsboroA Cast Howard ....................... John Rodmon Melinda ..................... Marilyn Mignerey Rachel Brown .................... Susan Calef Meeker ...................... Douglas McCoy Bert Cotes ...................... Michael Burke Mr. Goodfellow .................. James Jacob Mrs. Krebs .................... Marinm Roberts Rev. Jeremiah Brown ........... Richard Shaver SEHers .......................... Thomas East Dunlap ...................... Charles Gotten Cooper ...................... Ronald Clox'ron Mrs. BonnisTer .......... Barbara Wiggeringloh Mrs. Loomis ................... Marsha Worth Mrs. McClain ..................... Julie Myers Mrs. Bloir .................... Monica Wymer Harry Es'rerbrook ................... Mark Davis Elijah ....................... James O'Connor E. K. Hornbeck .............. Thomas DeSolvo Hurdy Gurdy ................. Michael Simpson Mayor ........................ James Wagner Moffhew Brody ................. Roiph Walters Tom Dcwenporf .................. Roger Baxter Boelinger ...................... Thomas Board Henry Drummond ............... John Bortmess Judge .......................... Donald Bloss RueTer's Corresponden'r .......... Merry Hamilton Mrs. Brody ...................... Pamela Zefer Rev. Jeremiah Brown ShoveH seeks divine guidance in town's crisis, Members of Ludies' Aid honor hero Brady Iwohem with buffet lunch. Rachel Brown mulen hears Columnisf Hornbeck mesulvm condemn Town. Amnnua-w-Jvi 25 Basketball 26 Team. ROW ONE: Corken, BruHier, Panerson, Dunn, Gray, Dornc, Bumgurner. ROW TWO: Shimler, Churchill, Brunn, Vurney, Gilbert Wirtmeyer, qutelmon, Knorr. Cheedeaders: Worth, Vogely, Hicks, Schuenemon, Wymer. Coach Carlos Hamilton Reserve 27 ROW ONE; Roberfson, Becker, E1Iis, Rhein, West, Wolf, Board, Brehm, ROW TWO: Yocks, Schingledecker, Runier, McArthur, Cheerleaders. ROW ONE: Lyman, Richardson, Robertson. ROW TWO: HomiHon, Wymer, Paterson Schingledecker blocks basket of opponents. i 1 Pollm, Nichols, Marz, Meurs, Hall. 29 Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson 83 48 7O 72 45 43 72 64 66 74 99 65 59 65 53 67 82 60 Va rsity Scores Gien EsTe Moriemont Locklcmd Lincoln HeighTs Wifhrow Greenhills Reading Wyoming Norwood Princeton Amelia Colerqin Milford Toyior McNicholos Oak Hills MT. Healthy WiThrow 47 56 58 54 34 50 52 66 52 38 73 53 69 7O 54 53 79 72 Drill Team: Pofmisono, Wehstein, Myers, Lion, Nash, ScoH, Daughetee, Rollins, Mitchell, Hull, Wilson, Whisner, Moore, SmiTh, Williams, Weil, Wilk. Despite one point loss to McNick, Pep Club cheers Redskins in overfime play. Pep Club Pep Band. ROW ONE: Channell, Norton, T, Clark, Thomas. ROW TWO: Simmelink, Bodmer, Biddle, T. Miller. Fusoro. ROW THREE: E. Clark, Bopp, D. Miller, Slagnaro. Duffy 30 Koren Vogely and Roger Murksberry lead Christmas procession. Furrier, Morksberry, Vogely, end Goforlh raise Anderson's traditional symbol of Christmas Bell and Vogely hoist wrearh. . . . and all of a sudden comes Christmas . . . Christmas is the key To a joyous season, 0 Time To dance 0nd sing, 'ro visiT friends and reloTives, To ex- change gifts, and to spend Time wiTh one's family. Homes are decorated wiTh lighTs cmd gcxily orna- menTed Trees,- school corridors ore bedecked with holiday fesfoons; and the cofeTerio is fesfive with preporofions for The Christmas Formal and The or- rivol of Santa Claus. A? Anderson concerts by insTrumenTol and vocal groups have become TrodiTionol; and The homely carols of all notions and the moiesfic Messiah by H0ncleIproclc1im?he ioy which fills each heart. Brolll'er and Woolr'lch u! organ. . . . and music. 32 Mixed Ensemble, Marksberry, Wiggerlngloh, Daily, Worth, Calef, Smyfhe, Baxter, and Jocab, carol merrily. All groups combine fol finale. Girls' Chorus; Aichohz, Alexander, Beer, Beers, 8e12, Bowers, Bowman. Bv'euer, Chcmdler, Clift, Collopy, Cornuelle, Daily, Daughefee, Denny, Dennler, Dfafz, Doerr, Depf, K. Dunn, S. Dunn, England, Formcm, Gerwe, Godby, Goodrich Gmdolf, Greer, Hall, Hamm, Hermann, HWCkS, Holmes, C. Johnson, 5. Johnson, Keifer, Kirby, Koch, Leaver, Lester, Lucas, Martin, Mitchell, Murphy, Myers, Nash, Oliver, Fuvlik, Pfitzenmoier, Follitt, Rollins, Ryan, Schuenemun, Sheatzley, Shnmelink, Smin, Smyfhe, Spencer, SchyI Sfoepel, Van Ness, Vogely, WoWer, Wallace, Wells, B. Williams, P. W'illiams, WHson, Yerinu, Zingg. h I If xngI E 3 My vi?! II II ; W n rt II; Ifl L Adams, Armbrusfer, Atkinson, Burfmess, Bless, Bodmer, Boyd, Chunnell, Cipa, Clark, Duff, Edwards, Elston, Frerking, Gilchrist, Goforth, Gcssurd, Hurt, Jones, Keifel, Ketter, Lehman, Lewis, Martin, Lewis, Miles, Miller, Orchestra The music groups of Anderson set The air ringing with sounds of Christmas. Melody and joy are everywhere. 34 Randall, Rieke, Robertson, Schueneman, Schulz, D. Scott, K. Econ. Sharp, Simmelink, Stugnaru, Stock, Thomas, Vogely, Wamsley, WiIEioms, William- son, Wolfer, Woolrich, G. Wymer, M. Wymer, Zcmzow. Three drummer boys, Lewis, Womsley, Huller Faces glow in candlelight Christmas Formal Jim Sfruder eyes Sandi Nerl suspiciously. Exams! Sophomores resr brain power. 36 Lois Kindle crums, forsuking sleep for library. Cipu drums pencil as he contemplates Which answer is correct? Wegelin wonders, Winfield and Worth prepare for skirmish 37 Bloss family appreciates prompt service of band member G0f0r1h. Band and Spaghetti Ambrose and Monnerino. Double, double foil and u trouble . . . 38 Condleiight is so romanticl i z i s i Kmvwmw Clemenciu AviHu twirls 90ny in noTive Coiombian dance. MW American Field Service Charilo Ton Whilippine$ 0nd Rotanoporn Roianukorn tThailoncH per- form native dances. Walk fong-Ier, 1qu together, 0 ye peopies of the Andy Gilchrist, Anderson sfudenf To Australia, and Jos5, Filomeno from Brazil eXChunge ideas earth. Then and only then can you have peace. about life in foreign lands. 39 Coach Chapman anxiously awoiTs scores on Siedemopf's performance. S o 0 Buck dI'Ve in layout position-Greg wins again. Center: Capmin Scott. ROW ONE: Brim, Fluke, Terlescki, Richardson, McFurren, Roller, Gotten, Mason, Behrmun, ROW TWO: Coach Chapman, Murphy, Barlmess, Adams, Fortschmidf, SiedenTopf, Miller, Fusaro, Highf, Spifzmiller, Cook. 40 ROW ONE: Reugh, Dinse, Channell, Darnell, Caruso, Rodmom ROW TWO: Hopper, Rumundo, Hatfield, Ressler, Fothchmidt, Nienaber, Ornellu, Pederson, Long, Couch Harris. Wrestling Anderson's newesT sport, wrestling, was inaugurated this year. Two members of The Team, Wayne Darnell and Rich- 0rd Dinse, won First place in Their re- spective classes in The Hamilton CounTy Suburban League. Hopper attempfs switch; Rengh, Ponschmidt await rurns. 41 The many faces of a conductor . . Woodwinds. ROW ONE: Els1on, Brcllier, Myers. ROW TWO: Gofarth, WiI-A Hams, Unverzagt, McCollum. ROW THREE: Khmer, West, WnodruH, S.'Dunn, K. Dunn, Spurgeon. ROW FOUR: Power, Simmelink, Hmhorn, Gotten. 42 Virgil Wilson. Librarians: Goforth, DUE, Sharp, McCoIlum, Elston. Band Officers: Brallier, Treasurer,- Simmelink, President,- Sharp, DUFF, VnPresident. Secretory: lnstru mental Ensembles As spring comes Cll'OUnd, boTh 1orge 0nd smoH Flu1eTrio:Stock, BremenElslon. groups of The insTrumenml deporrment 'Flhd Them- selves busy preparing for contests and for The lost concerts of the year. Percussion. ROW ONE: Scott, V. Lewis. ROW TWO: Roberfson, Womsley, J. Lewis, Halter. Strings: M. Wymer, Cfpo, Williamson, G. Wymer. Orchesira omcers; Simmelinkl Mgr; Ketter, Librarian; Woolrich, Sec.; Boyd, Historian; Wymer, Treas.; Cipu, V.-Pres.,- Bless, Pres. Brass Ensemble. ROW ONE: Martin, Sharp ROW TWO: Channell, Norton, T. Clark, Bopp ROW THREE: E. Clark, DUE, Scott, Miller. 43 Vocal Ensembles Octet: Sweef, Terlescki, McFurren, Marksberry, Brehm, Butler, Jacob, Bubbs moi picturedL Girls' Giee omcers: Daily, President; Simmelink, Treasurer; Pflfzenmaier, Secretary; Sheutzley, V.-President mot picturch. Triple Trio: Mignerey, Lyman, Paterson, Myers, Daily, Beer, Vogely, Wolf- angel, Wymer, Smythe. Mixed Chorus OFFIcers; Lyman, Hislcrinn; Morksberry, V.-Presidem; Scott, BOYS' Glee OWIcers: Banmess. President; Spitzer. Secremry; Pierca 1 Historian; Calef, Pmsldenf; Kloher, Secretory,- Babbs, Treasurer U101 pic- TFEOSWEU Burn5,V.-Presideanot PiCYUFEdL 1 furedL 44 R. Wesp gracefully dfrecfs chorus in spirited tune. Accompanists: DeSolvo, Wenger, Stock, Bruilier, Woolrich. 45 Calendar of EvenTs for Vocal Deporfmenf October 31 Trip To Dayton November 22 Thanksgiving Assembly December 19 Chri-sfmas Concert March 19 District 8010 0nd Ensemble ConTesT of Miami University March 25 Spring Vocof Concert March 26 DisTricT Bond and Chorus Confest of Princeton April 6 EosTer Assembly April 16 STofe Solo and Ensemble Comesf of Dayton April 30 STa're Bond and Chorus Contest of Columbus May 15 Spring Bond and Chorus Concert May 24 Voco! Banquet June 5 Baccalaureate Pm gonna wash then man right ouro my hairl Bloody Mary's the girl for me. 46 8.11., 3. , I CLUB 1?. 4-. swan; To... Anderson Senior High School presenfs South Pacific Muisic by: RICHARD RODGERS Lyrics by: OSCAR HAMMERSTEIN l! Book by: OSCAR HAMMERSTEIN II 0nd JOSHUA LOGAN Sfoge direcfor: Roger Grooms Musical director: Richard Wesp Choreographer; Jane OIReilly Conductor: Michael Monnerino Nellie Forbush WortM becomes friend of Emile deBecque WiggeringIth Essential to any musicoI-fhe Pit Bandl Capt. Bracken f.WalfersQ and Commdrl Hurbison tMc- Coyi plan sfrofegy. CAST Ngonu ............................................ Heidi Hermann Jerome ............................................ Jody Feldman Henry ............................................ Richard Shaver Ensign Nellie Forbush ............................... Marsha Worth EmiIe de Becque ................................. JeFF Wiggeringloh Bloody Mary ......................................... Suzy Cole? Bloody Mary's Assistant ............................ Barbara Pusock Abner ............................................ William Sweet Stewpot .......................................... Brian Teriescki Luther Billis ...................................... Thomas DeSalvo Professor ..................................... , . . Michael Behrmonn Lt. Joseph Cable .................................... Roger Boxrer Capt. George Bracken ................................ Ralph Walters Commander William Hurbison ........................ Douglas McCoy Yeoman Herberf Qucde ................................ Thomas East Sgt. Kenneth Johnson ................................ Robert Brehm Seabee Richard West ................................ Donald Rapper! Seubee Morton Wise ................................ Chip Townsley Seaman Tom O'Brien ................................ Peier Humiiton Radio Operator Bob McCoHrey ...................... Michael Loescher Marine Cpl. Hamilron Sievens .............................. Ken Butier Sra'H Sgt. Thomas Hassiager .......................... John Armbrusfer Pte. Victor Jerome .................................... Jeff Marshall Phe Sven Larsen ...................................... Dennis Brock Sgt, Jock Woliers .................................... Robert Biddle Lt. Genevieve Marshall ................................ Koren Vogely Ensign Lisa Minetfi .................................. Phyllis Lyman 4B Ensign Connie Waleski ................................ Julie Myers Ensign Janet McGregor ............................ Barbara Smyihe Ensign Paulo Noonan ................................ Anita Vogely Ensign Pamela Whitmore ........................ Barbara Winnerinnloh Ensign Rita Adams .................................... Judy Maduy Ensign Sue Yeager .................................... Sharon Daily Ensign Betty Pitt .................................... Lynne Greer Ensign Cora MacRue ................................ Kmhy Carson Ensign Dinah Murphy .................................... Becky Beer Um .............................................. Dee Dee Scott Lt. Buzz Adams .................................... Michael Burke Pre. Paul Pryor .................................... Richard Shaver Lt. Stun Lenders .................................... Thomas Board Sailors .............................................. Babbs, Bunch, Scott, Young Nuns ............................................ Hylton, Miller Nurses ............................................ Carmella, Daily, Doughetee, Gofion, Gibson, Goodrich, Grumm, Hunni, Kirby. West, Sheutzley, Titus, Worth, Young, Zingg Islanders .................................. Bowers, Hicks, Myers. Pusack, Riley! Worker. Pfitzenmaier, Wainscole French Girls ................................ Dennler, Kelly! Johns, Mignerey, Smylhe 2.4L Lu Nellie WorlM and Billis tDe Salvo? in Honey Bun. Happy Tolk'I-Bloody Mary EoleH, Lia? C5c0r1,3 and Lr. Cable $axfen. Seamen Repperf, Townsley, Scott, and Brehm approve merchandise of Bloody Mary. lfs Academic Anderson's Team appeared ogoinsT Xavier and MT. Healthy High Schools on TV quiz shOWrAlos! Grooms, Adviser; Barfmess, Butler, Doggette, Johns, Bodmer, Harris, Adviser, Scholarship Team Oufsionding students in eighteen academic subjec'rs participated in stofewide excminofions 0nd Took Their shore of awards and honors. ROW ONE: Yerino, Hanson, Hanni, Kindle, Boyd, Taylor, Carroll. ROW Burke, Wu , MeHe, Butler, Riley, Morro, TownsleyA ROW FIVE; Bortmess, TWO: Burton, Foster, Pfltzenmaier, Gray, Nuetzel, Harris, Darnell, ROW Vorney, Muckenthun, England, Weis, Doggene, Hayes, Cuddebcck, THREE; Wymer. Reimon. Murphy, Bless, Lockord, Jay, Pusock ROW FOUR: 50 Girls, Spring Sports Strike fhreel Ge? that ball! Monsey, Duughefee, Scott, Frerking, Marsh, Clark team up to oust butfer, VonNess. Track ROW ONE: Caruso, Pederson, Corum, Taylor, Norton, Deck, Kern, Firth, Ludwig, Eumgurner, Brock. ROW TWO: Coach R. Moore, Oaks, Williams, Deck clears hurdle with ease. 52 Hull, Hothorn, P. Weis, Schultz, Ronier, Vorney, F. WeEs, Wolf, Loycock, Morgan, Haffxeld, Schmidt, Cox. Caruso, Morgan, Luycock, Hatfield, Williams keep in shape. A k. ,r.....:..x I. 4.411157? '5qu : Doggefre, Schilling, Clark, Young, RepperT, Kuhnem Captain White. Doggefle and Repperr Fly swcmer or tennis racket? . Tennis Coach Miller, Hepfinger, DUE, Wohlke, D. Zamzow, J. Zomzcw, Randall. 53 Varsity ROW ONE: Becker, Dickmon, Fhilhower, Yocks, Forg, Mcrksberry, Long ROW TWO: Coach Brown, Wanninger, Gcrreff, Ross, Nichols, Kcidmo, Meors, Murphy, Eliis Reserva ROW ONE: VuraderlnihI Johnson, Young, Dunn, Gray. ROW TWO: Guth, O'Connor, Ornelio, Houchen, Coach Blackburn, Keating, Stewart, Knorr, Yerino 54 Dickmun, Meurs, Murksberry warm up for big game. Garrett, Ross make doubly sure of out. Baseba One of The moior spring spor'rs, baseball gives mh- lefes year 'round Training. Murksberry snags ccfch. 55 'II. H .u. . ... .,. .-- ...... . Hello, DollyI First act of bulfe'r. Chapman children perform for Daddy. Beumfes of Wifd West in Oklahoma, 56 Jeff WIggeringloh Master of Ceremonies Clown Divers, Adams, Cluxmn Mot shownk RoHer, Siegel, and Spitzmiller in action. Broadway Rhythms Second Annual Water Ballet Presented by Girls Physical Education Department I 57 Thirteenth Annua! Convention Theme: What we learn today we teach tomorrow Six hundred students and advisers attend. Shirley Sharp and Carol GofortI-I serve oFHcers of The Greater Cincinnati Marsha Worth and Karen Brallier perform in variety show, Association of S1udent Councils. Ohio Association of Student Councils 58 Easter Karen Clark, Rev. Milo Bemn, guest speaker, and Gail Vaness ioin chorus under direction of Richard Wesp, 59 The Class of l967 Presents Maxwell Andersonk Bad Seed LeRoy Wluslowskn 1hreotens 10 expose Rhoda's Wogelw hearHess murders. Mr. Doigle Wayes3 listens helplessly as his wife mibsonj accuses Miss Fern Wodoyj of concealing truth concerning daughter of Christine U'ienshcxwL 60 mun : nw-v- E-nuu-r-u-r Ia-n m- From strife to seeming reconciliation. 61 Richard Bravo Uiiddlej, Chrisfine's father, and Regfnufd Tasker madman? discuss virmes and vices of deledive life. Cast Rhoda Penmork .............. Martha Vogely Col. Kennefh Penmork .............. Bil! Sweet Christine Penmork .......... Barbara Henshow Monica Breedlove ................ Geri Wymer Emery Wages ................. David McForren LeRoy ....................... STeve Moslowski Miss Fern ....................... Judy Maddy Reginald Tosker .............. George Bodmer Mrs. Doigle ..................... Jon Gibson Mr. Doigle ....................... Ciiff Hayes Richard Bravo .................... Bob Biddle Prom King Roger Marksberry 'z 62 Prom Queen Monica Wymer Prom Court: Scott, Dollmann, Bell, Worth, King Roger, Queen Monica, Dickmon, Clark, Thornhill, Brali'ler. Eric and Kcren-A woik in The Black Forest. Bacchus, SweetSpring-Debbie and Tom. 63 National Honor Society initiates. ROW ONE: Anderson; Ashford, Bell, Culef, Hamilion, Mignerey, Rumk ROW TWO: Simmelink, Smith, Spurgeon, Worth, Cuddebuck, Fusoro, Lewis. ROW THREE: Lipe, Mackemhun, McCallum, szenmuier, Pusack, Rollins, Tischbein. scholarship leadership character service Members. ROW ONE: Grub, Brcltier, Bortmess, Bloss, Jacob, Clark, Lyman. ROW Blosslighisiorch of charcden TWO: Croycrcxh, Thompson, Weis, Wcolrich, Yerino, Struke, Adviser; Koger, Grooms, Adviser,- Prin. Titus. ' 9 W a v ?- 64 Honor Student Scholarships Koren Brollier First Anderson Scholar; Faculty Award: Oufstcmding Senior; PTO. John Borfmess Second Anderson SChOTGr. Brenda Ashford Miami Student Teacher E dwq rd Boo z PTA Vocutionc! DonaId Bloss Kiwanis Kenneth Burnes Kiwanis Vocational Regina Corum Miami Student Teacher Thomas DeSulvo William M. Judd Jacqueline Grant FBLA Phylls Lyman Y-Teen Marilyn Mignerey FTA Catherine Paterson Student Council Marifyn Piepho Health Careers Dee Dee 5cm? GAA Shirley Sharp Memorial Francis Smith PTA Vocafional Poul Weis, Jr. Boosters Marsha Worth Latin Club 65 Class Day I966 Mr. Furrler is finally foundE School Daze reiuvenoted. . . . yes, my love, yes. Carson I'n Misfy. Seniors' Iosf eHortafouann for school. Robert M Goforth Royal A, Hail, Jr Gertrude L. Addicon Superiniendenf Assisfonr Superintendent Curriculum Caordina'ror Administration and Forest Hills Board of Education Donald C. Adams, V.-Presiden'r; Robert A. Walker, Harry J. Tischbein, Jr., President,- Mrs. Peggy GilfilIen, Clerk; William C. Sunner, Cornell Secosun. 67 K- Brullfer; T. DeSalvo: H. Bell: Welcome. Looking Ahead, End of the Beginning. Principal Titus presents Class of 1966. G, Woollich: Ballade. Senior Ensemble: Youlll Never Walk Alone. Thirty-Sixth Annual Commencement June 9, I966 69 Robert Warren Abbott Carol F. Adams Donald William Adams Jone Carol Adams Stephen Lloyd Aichohz Jone: Lee Anderson Seniors Officers: C. Scott, President; R. Dickman, V.- Presidenf; S. Calef, Treasurer; F. Lyman, SeCre- I tcry. J 70 Peggy Louise Anderson Brenda Elizabefh Ashford Dennis Donald Atkinson Margaret Ayres RoberT Conrad Bobbs Carrol J. Backer Carolyn Borbery Marilyn Borbery John Edward Bortmess, Jr. Stephen Poul Boumgorf Roger B. Baxter Roberf Boysinger Mary Jeanne Becherer Roger Allen Becker Ronald Edward Becker 7? Rebecco Ann Beer Howard Lee Bell Donald Russell Bloss Thomas Lynn Board Edward BrenT 8002 Patricia Marie Bowen Frances Doriene Bowman Koren Kay Brollier RoberT Lamont Brehm 72 Gerald William Bridges Kathryn Ann Briggs Susan L. Briggs Susan Grace Browne Terry Richard Buob Bernard Michoei Burdick Lois Marie Burdsol Michael James Burke KenneTh Poul Burnes Cledis Evon Burton Elizabe'rh Ann Burton Kenneth William Bufler Susan Dee Colef Joseph William Carson Kathleen Suzanne Carson Anne Theresa Caruso Poul Eugene Channell Ellen Forrester Chedsey Alexander Buddy Cipo Edwin David Clark Karen Lee CIQrk 73 Sallie Jean Crawford PoTricio Jean Croycrof'r Thomas Roy Creek Daniel R. Cunningham Velma Ray Cunningham Sharon Jocm Daily ChrisTine Dee Dollmonn Cheryl Elizabefh DQHilo George Allen Davis Ronald Louis Clcxx'ron William ClinTon Cole Karen Mary Colh'ns Regine Pearl Corum Lemuel Eugene Cox, Jr. Patrick Joseph Cox 74 Mark Carter Davis JudiTh Ann Dean Thomas Joseph DeSolvo Louro Deborah DeWor Rober'r Ralph Dickmon JudiTh Faye Dietz Drummond wartmessiy defends i-u's sus- penders against gibes of Brady Waher9 and Davenport tBaxled 75 Richard Melvin Dinse James Robert Dixon Cofherine Patricia Dop1c David Allen DuFrr Karen Lynn Dunn Sharon Lee Dunn Thomas Roy EdsT Koren Sue Edwards Jone Lynn EIsTon Christine P. Emery Jerry Earl England James D. Evans Donna Lou Fcyard Irving Preston Field Jose Geralde Briro Filomeno 76 George William Fish James Vincent Frazier Ill Daniel Lee Gorre'r'r Yolanda Jean Gosfrich Leslie Marie Gofes Charles M. Gonon Barbara Jean Gilbert Ruth Ann Glossco Carol Gwen Goforfh Philip Glenn Gossord Gail Grab Jacqueline Sue Grant Linda Rose Gray David William Greer John PeTer Guillioms 77 Donna Roe Guynn Maurice A. Haas Lindon R. Hefner Gilber'r Leo Hahn Royal Alvon HOH Ill STephen Bill Heller Meredith Susan Hamilton Virginia Lucio Hosz Ellen RuTh Hawkinson Jay Lewis and Tom DeSclvo display much appreciated mien? 01 Senior Banquet. Cheryl Lee HeidoHing Elizabeth Charlotte Helm John Edward Hepfinger S'rephen Locke Herring Eric Eugene Hoeffel Linda Louise HoHord Margaret Theresa Holmes Becky Lynn Houchen Marilyn Elizabefh Hughes Daniel Clyde Ingram Janet Sue lson James Douglas Jacob Caro! Louise James Linda Roe James Linda Sue Jay 79 Marilyn Elizabeth Johns Jone Edith Johnson Beverly Ann Jones John STonley Jones John Koldmo . Patricia Jone? Keiley James Harry Kenner John Miller Kenner Carole June Kern Matthew Norman KeTChum Lois Ann Ketfer Brion King Koren Virginia King Kofhleen Susan Klo'rfer Gregory A. Klug 80 Andrea Lee Koch Cynthia Marie Koger CynThia Sue Lederer Linda Ann Leaver Joy Roger Lewis Dione Romaine Linder Linda Waite Loescher Donald Charles Loheide Thomas C. Long William Thomas Luyster Phyllis Ann Lyman Roger Earl Morksberry Suzanne Marie Marsh Hugh Timofhy McBee Jone'r McCorfy 81 Dione Sue McCoIlum Douglas Neil McCoy Gregory Alon McDaniel Charles Oral McDonald Melissa Goy McFarland KoThy Jo McMillin John Morgan Meors Alon Henry Menke Janet Loraine Merrifr Paula Dee Merz Marilyn Ann Mignerey David A. Miller Korlc: Ann Miller Timothy Paul Miller George Gilson Milfenberger B2 Virginie Louise Morgan Randy Mosley Susan Mullen JudiTh Anne Murphy Patricia Ann Murphy Julie Ann Myers Wright, Hasz, Bowman, and Backer icin in folksinging of Senior Banquet. B3 Pofricio Dione Neeley Koren Louise Neukirch Robert Gerald Nichols Sandra Lee Nunn James Charles O'Connor Poul Edward Owens Peggy Ann Parks Cofherine Crof'r Paterson Dione PA Pcvlik RUTh Ann Penrod Linda Susan Pefersman Sfeve David Philhower Marilyn Ann Piepho Cecilio Anne Pinkerfon Carol Ann Plocke B4 Gory Wilson PoIIiH Jon RoberT Prell Joanne Price Alan L. Pyles Paul W. Robe Ivan Corl Reogh Henry Frcmldin Reeves Joseph Ar'rhur Reimon Philip StouHer Ressler RoberT J. Rhein Carol Jo Riggs Marilyn Louise Roberts John Edgar Rodmon Timofhy Richard Ross Ronald Harold Rofhwell 85 Linda Kay Rowekomp Joyce Anne Ruork Lloyd P0u1 Rudy Mary Hippee Rush John Anthony Russ Lisa Sondberg Gregory Joseph Sondker Bonnie Sue Schick Mark Jeffrey Schifrin Safety CounciI-another first for year. Officers: Dickman, V.-Presidanf; Wunninger, Treasurer; Gotten, President; C. Hamilton, Adviser; Field, See retory Knot picturedL 86 Thomas Allen Schroge Charles R. Scott Dee Dee SCOTT Lorry Lenoir See Eugene Clarence SeyFFer Shirley Anne Sharp Richard Lee- Shaver Stephen Darrell Sieden'ropf William Paul Simmelink Jon Michael Simpson Robert Edward Sinclair Francis J. Smifh Gory Richard SmiTh Janice Ann SmiTh Robert Richard Smith Sandra Lee Smith Barbara Lee Smyfhe William D. Snyder Beverly Lynn Spurgeon Ronnie Corlisle Stamper William Henry Sfel'rer Nancy Lee Taylor Robert Lloyd Taylor Michael L. Thomas Sondra Ann Thomas Philip Alon Thompson William Maurice Thornhill G. Mark Timmons William C. TolberT Barney Edward Toon Jooh Lee Valentine Robert VondergriFf Gary R, Viering Koren Lee Vogely Patricio Lee Wafford James Richard Wagner Vicforio Leigh Woinscoff David Richard Walker Janice Louise Walker Rodph Edward WaHers George Timofhy Wonninger Poul Eugene Weis, Jr. James Shannon West Jcmef Carol West Barbara Ann Wiggeringloh 89 Barbara Leo Williams Lorry G Williams James A. Williamson, Jr. Sue Ellen Wimoleld David Edward Winkle Gory Lee Winkelboch Judy Ann WiTTmeyer Ronald Frank Wolfongel Stoniey Joseph Wolfer, Jr. William R Woifer Georgia Woolrich Marsha Koy Worth Theresa Ann Wright Dudley WulfekoTTer Morgaref Edith Wyatt Monica Lou Wymer C. Thomas Yocks Liugino Bernice Yerino Anne Young James E. Young Pamela Lynn Zefer George Robert Zigos Rose Margaret Zimmerman 9l E. Wayne Titus Principal Robert C Wolf AssisTunT Principal THE PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE TO THE SENIOR CLASS: The sTory of The Anderson Family doTes back To i929 when Anderson High School TirsT opened iTs doors 05 c: cenTer 0T learn- ing, From 0 very modesT beginning wiTh less Thom sevenTy sTu- denTs and six Tocuhy members The presenT senior high school wiTh iTs comprehensive curriculum and HS one Thousand sTudenTs ond foculTy of HTTy-Two hos Token iTs place as one of The ouTsTondingly good high schools in Ohio; In The Final analysis The quoliTy of any high school is dependenT upon The success of HS graduates and The conTribuTion which They in Tum moke To The social order in which we live. The cholienge, Therefore, which lies ahead is clear. JusT as The way has been prepared for you Through The eTTorTs of counTless persons-your porenTs-your Teochers-, yes, The enTire communi- Ty, so now iT becomes your responsibiliTy so To direcT your Think- ing and your energies ThoT The world of Tomorrow may be more righTeous, more peoceTul, more benevolenT, and even more sci- enTiFic. Be proud of yourseif. You are on imporTonT person. Would ThoT you may use your God-given TolenTs To reap The hcrvesT and bring To your school a sense of pride and digniTy for having hCid you 03 C1 sTUdenT. Miss Manha Silver Mrs. Jo Richard Secretory Secretary 92 Seniors Pa rticipate ROBERT WARREN ABBOTTwCoIlege Prep. Course-Euclid Senior High School2. CAROL F. ADAMS-CoHege Prep. Course-Sludent council 2,3; Pep Club 2,3,4,- French Club 3,- chin Club 2; GAA 2,3; Y-Teens 2,4; FTA 2,3,4,- Band 2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4. DONALD WILLIAM ADAMS-College Prep. Course-Pep Club 4,- Key Club 4,- Swimming 4. JANE CAROL ADAMS-Coilege Prep. Ccurse-Pep Club 2,3,4; GAA 2; Y- Teens 2,4; FTA 2,3,4; Drama 4; Drill Team 3. STEPHEN LLOYD AICHOLTZ-College Prep. Course-French Club 2,- Key Club 4; Chorus 2,3. JANA LEE ANDERSON-College Prep. CoursemPep Club 3,4,- Lu'rin Club 2,3; GAA 2,3,4; FTA 2,3,4; Y-Teens 4; Chorus 2,3,4; Scholarship Key- Silver, National Honor Society 4. PEGGY LOUISE ANDERSON-Business Course-Chiaftuin 4; Lfbrariun 3. BRENDA ELIZABETH ASHFORD-CoHege Prep. Course-Omce Worker 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Latin Club 2,3; GAA 2,3; Y-Teens 4; FTA 2,3,4; Drama 4; Giee 3; Drill Team 3; Scholarship Key-Bronze, Silver, National Honor Society 4. DENNIS DONALD ATKINSON4C0IIege Prep. Course-Key Club 4; FTA 2; Orchestra 2,3; Chorus 2,3,4. MARGARET AYRES-Business Course. ROBERT CONRAD BABBS4College Prep. Course-French Club 2; FTA 2; Musical 2; Band 3; Chorus 2; Tennis 2; Schoiorship Key4Bronze. CARROL J. BACKER-Business Course. CAROLYN BARBERY-College Prep. Course-Offlce Worker 4; GAA 2; Y-Teens 2,3,4; FTA 2. MARILYN BARBERY-College Prep. Course-GAA 2; Y-Teens 2,4; FTA 2. JAMES MILTON BARNEY-Business Course-McNicholas High School 2,3. JOHN EDWARD BARTMESS, JR.-College Prep. Course-French Club 2; Key Club 4,- Drumu 3,4; Bond 2,3,4,- Orchestra 2,3,4,- Chorus 3; Glee 4, Presi- dent 4; Swimming 3,4; Scholarship Team 2,3,4; Scholarship Key-Gold: National Honor Society 3,4. STEPHEN PAUL BAUMGART-College Prep. Course-Lunesville High School 2,3; Key Club 4, ROGER B. BAXTER-College Prep. CourseHDramu 3,4; Musical 2,4,- Chums 2,3,4; Glee 4; Swimming 3. ROBERT BAYSINGER4Coilege Prep. Course-Vursiiy Club 3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4,- Key Club 2,3,4; Boske'rball 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4. MARY JEANNE BECHERER-Business Course-Bedford High School 2,3; Pep Club 4,- Y-Teens 4; FTA 4. ROGER ALLEN BECKER-Colfege Prep. Course. RONALD EDWARD BECKER-College Prep. Cour55vazrsin CILIb 4; Basket- ball 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Cross Country 4. 93 Calef and Walters in Inherit the Wind. REBECCA ANN BEER-Ccllege Prep. CoursewWoodward 2; Pep Club 3,4,- French Club 3; GAA 3; Y;Teens 3,4; Musical 3,4; Chorus 3,4. HOWARD LEE BELL-College Prep. Course-Sfudent Council 2,3, President 4; Varsity Club 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Key Club 3,4; Fooiball 2,3, Tri-Coptain 4,- Baseboll 2,3; Scholarship Key-Siiver; National Honor Society 4. PAUL FRANK BLANKEMEYER-College Prep. Course-McNEchofos 2,3. DONALD RUSSELL BLOSS-Callege Prep. Conrse-Sfudem Council 4; An- dersonian 3,4,- Specirum 2,3, Co-Editor 4; French Club 2; Key Club 4; Drama 3,4; Musical 3,4; Band 2,3,4; Orchesfro 2, Student Conductor 3, President 4; Scholarship Key-Gold; National Honor SOC'Iety 3,4. THOMAS LYNN BOARD-College Prep. Course-Pep Club 4; Key Club 2, 3,4; Drama 3,4; Musical 2,3,4; Band 2; Chorus 3,4; Glee 2,- Baseboll 2; Track 3. EDWARD BRENT BOAZWIndusfriul Aris Course. PATRICIA MARIE BOWEN-Coliege Prep. Course-GAA 2; Y-Teens 2,3. FRANCES DARLENE BOWMAN-Business CourSE4Germun Club 4; Giee 2,3,4. KAREN KAY BRALLIER-College Prep. Course-Student Council, Recording Secretary 4; Spectrum 4,- Latin Club 2; FTA President 2,- Musicol 3,4,- Band 2,3, Treasurer 4; Chorus Accompanist 3,4; Glee Accomponfst 2; Scholar- ship Team 2,3; Scholarship KeyaGold; National Honor Society 3,4. ROBERT LAMONT BREHM-College Prep. Course-Varsity Club 3, Secretary 4; Key Club 4; Chorus 4; Glee 2,3; Baskerboll Manager 2,3,4; Footbali Manager 2,3,4; Baseball Manager 2,3,4, GERAiD WILLIAM BRIDGES-Indusfriul Arts Course. KATHRYN ANN BRIGGS-College Prep. CourseaChiefIain 2,- GAA 3; Y. Teens 2,3,4. SUSAN L. BRIGGS-College Prep. Course-GAA 2,3; YJeens 2,3,4. SUSAN GRACE BROWNE-College Prep. Course-Pep Club 3,4,- French Club 2; GAA 2,3,4,- Y-Teens 4; FTA 2; Drama 4; Musical 3,- Orchesfm 2; Drill Team 3. TERRY RICHARD BUOB-Business Course. BERNARD MICHAEL BURDICK-Coliege Prep. Course-McNicholas 2; Key Club 4. LOIS MARIE BURDSAL-Business Course-Pep Club 3,4; Y-Teens 2,3,4; FBLA 4. MICHAEL JAMES BURKE-College Prep. Course-Woodrow Wilson High School 2,3; Chieftain 4; French Club 4,- Key Club 4; Drama 4; Musical 4. KENNETH PAUL BURNES-College Prep. Courseiswdenf Council 2; Key Club 4,- Chorus 2,3, Vice-President 4,- Baskefbcll 2; Track 2,- Cross Coun- try 2; Scholarship Team 3,- Scholurship Key-Bronze. CLEDIS EVON BURTON-Business Course-Y-Teens 3; FBLA 4. ELIZABETH ANN BURTONWCOHege Prep. Coursa-Reginu 2; Pep Club 4; French Club 4,- FTA 4, KENNETH WILLIAM BUTLER-COHege Prep. Course-Lmin Club 2,3; Key Club 4,- Musical 4,- Chorus 2,3,4,- Swimming 3,4; Golf 3,4,- Scholarship Key -Bronze. SUSAN DEE CALEF-College Prep. Course-C1ass OFFLCE: Sec. 2, Set. 3 Treas- urer 4; Student Council 3,4; Speclrum 4; Chieftain 3,4,- French Club 2; Drama 3,4; Musical 2,3,4,- Chorus 2,3, Presidem 4; Scholarship Key45iiver; National Honor Society 4. JOSEPH WILLIAM CARSON-Genera! Course4Wifhrow Sr. High School 2,3. KATHLEEN SUZANNE CARSON-College Prep. Course-Sfudenf Council 2, 3,4; Andersoniun 2; Chieftain 2,3,4,- Pep Club 2,3,4,- French Club 2,3,4; GAA 2; Musical 2,8,4,- Chorus 2,3,4; Scholarship Key-Bronze, Silver. ANNE THERESA CARUSO-College Prep. Course-Union Cufhclic High Schoo! 2,3; Pep Club 4,- FTA 4. PAUL EUGENE CHANNELL-College Prep. Course-Key Club 4; Drama 4; Musical 4; Band 2,3,4,- Orchesfro 2,3,4; Wrestling 4. ELLEN FORRESTER CHEDSEY-College Prep. Course-Hunrington East High Band Sweefheart Court lead off Flrst dance. 94 Tri-Cupfoins: Dickmcm, Bell, Rhein. School 2; GAA 3; Y-Teens 4; FTA 3, Treasurer 4. ALEXANDER BUDDY CIPAw-College Prep. Course-Osborn High School 2,3, Chief'rclin 4,- Varsity Club 4; Musical 4; Orchesfro 4; Football 4. EDWIN DAVlD CLARK-Coilege Prep, Course-Chiehain 4,- Vdrsify Club 4; Key Club 4; FTA 2,3,4,- Musicul 2,3,4; Band 2,3,4; Track 4-; Cross Coun- try 4. KAREN LEE CLARK-College Prep. CourseHClass OFBce 2, Treasurer; Stu- dent Council 4; Chieftain 2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4,- French Club 2, Treasurer 3, 4; GAA 2,3, Treasurer 4,- YVTeens 2,3, President 4; FTA 2, Treasurer 3,4; Glee 2,3; Scholarship Key-dGold; anionci Honor Society 3,4. RONALD LOUIS ClAXTON-College Prep, Course-Vorsity Club 4,- Key Club 4; Swimming 3. WILLIAM CLINTON COLE4ColIege Prep. Course-Libruriun 2; Chorus 2. KAREN MARY COLLINS-Business Course-McNicholas High School 2,3. SANDRA LEAH CONOVERwBUsiness Course4Mcriemont 3; Y-Teens 4; FBLA 4. High School 2, GARY LEE COOPER-College Prep. Course, ZANE GARY COOPER4lndu5Triol Arts Course, REGINA PEARL CORUM-College Prep. Course-Chieflain 4,- Lafin Club 2: GAA 2; Y;Teens 3,4; FTA 2,3,4,- Mcioretfe 3,4. LEMUEL EUGENE COX, JR.-College Prep. CourseAPep Club 2,3,4; Latin Club 2,3; Key Club 4. PATRICK JOSEPH COX-Genera! Course-Truck 2,3,4; Cross Country 3. SALLIE JEAN CRAWFORD-College 'Prep. Course-Omce Worker 3; Pep Club 2,3,4; French Club 2; GAA 2,3,- Y-Teens 3,4; FTA 2,3. PATRICIA JEAN CRAYCRAFT-College Prep. Course-SpeCtrum 4; French Club 2,3, Presidem 4, GAA 3,4; Y-Teens 4; FTA 3,4; Musical 3; Chorus 3,4; Glee 2; Scholarship Team 2,- Scholorship KeyHGoId; National Honor Society 3,4. THOMAS RAY CREEK-Indusfriul Arts Course-Ameliu 2,3. DANIEL R. W. CUNNINGHAM-College Prep. Course-McNichqus High School 2; Drama 4,- Musical 3. VELMA RAY CUNNINGHAM-Business FBLA 4. Course-GAA 2,3; Y-Teens 2,4; SHARON JOAN DAILY-College Prep. Course-Pep Club 3,- GAA 2,3; Y-Teens 3,4; FTA 2,3; Musical 2,3,4; Chorus 4; Glee 2,3, President 4. CHRISTINE DEE DALLMANN4ColIege Prep. Course-Sfudeni Council 3.- Andersoniun 3; Cheerleader 2; Pep CVub 2,3,4; GAA 2; Y-Teens 2 Historian, 3,4; FTA 2; Maioreffe 2,3,4. CHERYL ELIZABETH DATTILO-Busfness Course-McNicholos 2; FBLA 4. GEORGE ALLEN DAVlS-Industrial Arts Course. MARK CARTER DAVIS;ColIege Prep. Course-Smirh-Conon High School 2; Chess Club 4,- Drumn 4. JUDITH ANN DEAN-College Prep. Course-Pep Club 2; Y-Teens 2,3,4,- fTA 2,3,4. THOMAS JOSEPH DESALVO-College Hep. Course-McNicholas 2; Chess Club 4, President; Drama 3,4; Orchestra 3; Chorus 4. LAURA DEBORAH DEWAR-College Prep. CourseiY-Teens 2,- Band 2; Chorus 3,4; Glee 2. ROBERT RALPH DlCKMAN-College Prep. Course-Class OFFIce 4, Vice- President; Student Councii 2,3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Key Club 2; Football 2,3, TrE-Ccptqin 4; Baseball 2,3,4. JUDITH FAYE DIETZ-College Prep. CoursevPep Club 4,- GAA 2,3,- Y-Teens 2,3,4; FTA 2; Glee 3,4. RICHARD MELVIN DINSE-Business Course-Norwood High School 2,3; Wrestling 4, Captain. JAMES ROBERT DlXON-Conege Prep. Course-Studenr Council 2; Key Club 3,4; Glee 2; Baseball 2; Truck 3; Cross Country 2. KATHY PATRICIA DOPF-Business Course-Y-Teens 3,4; FBLA 4; Glee 2,3,4. DAVE ALLEN DUFF-College Prep. Course-Musicoi 3,4; Bond 2,3,4; Or- chestra 3,4. JERRY SAMUEL DUNHAM-College Prep. Course-Pep Club 4; Foorbcll 2;Trock 2. KAREN LYNN DUNN-College Prep. Course-Student Council 4; Pep Club 3; French Club 4; GAA 2,3,- Y-Teens 3,4,- FTA 2; Musical 3,4,- Band 2,3,4; Glee 4. Seniors, Burton, Hamilton, and Burke, prepare for French scholarship Test 95 Don't fake if too hard, Seniors. SHARON LEE DUNN4CoHege Prep. Course-Pep Club 3; French Club 4; 4 G.A.A. 2,3; Y-Teens 3,4; FTA 2; Musical 3,4; Band 2,3,4,- GTee 4. 4 THOMAS ROY EAST4College Prep. Course-Pep Club 3; Latin Club 2; 4 Health Careers 3; Musical 2; Chorus 4; Glee 4; Football 2. 3 KAREN SUE EDWARDSaCoIIege Prep. Courseichieftuin 3,- Latin Club 3,- GAA 2; Y-Teens 2,3,4,- Chess Club 4, Secretary; Orchestra 2,3,4; Chorus 2. JANE LYNN ELSTON-College Prep. Course-French Club 2; GAA 2; Y- Teens 4; Musical 2,3,4,- Band 2,3,4; Orcheslro 2, Secretary 3,4; Scholar- ship Key-Bronze. CHRISTINE P. EMERY-College Prep. Course-Pep Club 2,3,4,- GAA 2,3; Y-Teens 2,3,4; FTA 2,3, JON CHARLES EMMIClendUsfric! Arts Course, JERRY EARL ENGLANDiCoHege Prep. CourseiChess Club 4; Scholarship Team 3. JAMES EVANS-InduslriuI Arts Coutse. DONNA LOU FAYARD-Business Course-Amelio 2. RICHARD ALAN FlEGE-Col5ege Prep. Cuurse-Wulnut Hills 2,3. IRVING PRESTON FIELDklndusiriaf Arts Course. JOSE GERALDE BRITO FILOMENO-College Prep. Course-Studem Council 4; Chorus 4. ROBIN FISCHERVCOIISQB Prep. Course-Sfmnahun 2,3, GEORGE W!LLIAM FISH-Induskim Arts Course. LINDA LOU FISHER-Business Course7Withrow 2,3; FBLA 4. JAMES VINCENT FRAZIER lII-College Prep. Course-Gerrnon Club 3; Chess Club 4; Scholarship Kew-Silver. DOUGLAS GLYNN GADDIS-Generul Course-Wilhrow 2,3. DANIEL LEE GARRETT-Coilege Prep. Course-Key Club 3,4; Glee 2; Basket- ball 2; Baseball 2,3,4. YOLANDA JEAN GASTRICH-College Prep. CoursewPep Club 3; French Club 3,4,- Y-Teens 2; FBLA 2,3. LESLlE MARIE GATES-College Prep. Course-Pep Club 3; Y-Teens 4. CHARLES M. GATTON-College Prep. Course7Chief1ain 4; Pep Club 4; FTA 2; Drama 4; Band 2,3,4; Swimming 4, Gulliams demonstrates his West Virginia crawl. BARBARA JEAN GlLBERT-Generol Course. LANA CLAIRE GIRVIN-Business Course-Oak Hills 2,3. RUTH ANN GLAsscoiBusEness Course-Y-Teens 2,4; FBLA 4; Giee 3. CAROL GWEN GOFORTH-College Prep. Course-Sfudent Council 3,4; Chiehuin 4,- Pep Club 4,- Latin Club 2,3; GAA 2,3; Y-Teens 4; FTA 2,3,4; Drama 4; Musical 2; Band 2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Scholarship Key- Bronze, Silver. RICKEY GOSE-lndustrial Arts Course. PHILIP GLENN GOSSARD-College Prep. Course-Lutin Club 3,- Key Club 4,- Musiccl 4; Band 2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Truck 2,3,4. GAIL GRAB-College Prep. Course-Pep Club 2,3,4; Y-Teens 2,3,4; Mu; l'oreHe 2,3,4; Scholarship Kenyold; NationaI Honor Seciety 3,4. JACQUELINE SUE GRANT-College Prep. Course-Office Worker 4; FBLA 4. LINDA ROSE GRAY-Business Course-Pep Club 2,3,4,- GAA 2,3,4,- Y- Teens 3,4; FBLA 4,- Drili Team 3. DANIEL GREEN7ColIege Prep. Course. DAVID WILLIAM GREER-Industriul Arts Course-Chiefiuin 4,- Key Club 4; FBLA 2, Treasurer 3; Drama 3,4; Musical 2,3,4. JOHN PETER GUILLIAMS-CoHege Prep, Course-Orewry Mason 2; Varsity Club 4,- Key Club 4; Footbol'l 4,- Truck 3. DONNA RAE GUYNN-CoHege Prep. Course-Pep Club 2,3,4; Latin Club 2,3; GAA 2,3; Y-Teens 2,3,4; Health Careers 3, Treasurer 4; FTA 2,3; Band 2,3,4. MAURICE A. HAAS-Cnllege Prep. CourseyPep Club 2,3; Key Club 3,4; Basketball 2; Cross Country 2. LINDA R. HAFNER-Business Course-Librarian 4; FBLA 4. GILBERT LEO HAHN4-Speciol Education. ROYAL ALVON HALL-College Prep. Course-Footboll Manager 2,3. STEPHEN BILL HALLER-College Prep. Course-French Club 2; Musical 3,4; Band 2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3; Swimming 3. MEREDITH SUSAN HAMILTON-Collega Prep. Coursa-Studenf Council 4; 96 Chieftain 4; Cheerleader 3,4,- Fep Club 3,4,- French Club 4; Latin Club 2,3; GAA 2,3,4,- Y-Teens 4; FTA 2, Vice;Presiden1 3, Plesidenf 4; Drama 3,4,- Scholarship KeyaSilver; Scholarship Team 3; National Honor Society 4. KENNETH ANDREW HARDENilndusTriul Arls Course-Newporr High School 2. VlRGINIA LUCIA HASZ-Business Course-McNicl-Iclas 2; Musical 3; Chorus 3. ELLEN RUTH HAWKINSON-College Prep. Course-Pep Club 2,3,4; Y-Teens 2,3,4; Band 4. CHERYL LEE HEIDOTTINGHBUSiHBSS Course-McNiCholus 2; FBLA 4. ELIZABETH CHARLOTTE HELM-College Prep. Course-Pep Club 2,3; GAA 2; Y-Teens 2,3,4; FTA 3,4. JOHN EDWARD HEPFENGER4Coliege Prep. Course-Chieffain 4; French Club 2; Key Club 4,- Golf 3,4; Schoiarship Team 2. STEPHEN LOCKE HERRING4C0IIege Prep. Course-chd 2,3,4; Orchestra 2. PATRICIA CAROL HlLL-Business Course-Compbell County 2,3; FBLA 4. ERIC EUGENE HOEFFELaCoIIege Prep. Course-Pep Club 3,4; Key Club 4,- Truck 3. LINDA LOUISE HOFFARDWBusiness Course-Omce Worker 4; FBLA 4. MARGARET THERESA HOLMEsiBusiness Course-Pep Club 2,3; Glee 2,4. JAMES WILLIAM HOOBLER-lndustricl Aris Course. BECKY LYNN HOUCHEN-College Prep. Course-Student Council 2,3; Pep Club 2,3,4; GAA 2,3,4,- Y-Teens 2,3,4,- Musical 2; Band 3,4; Glee 2; Drill Team 3. MARILYN ELIZABETH HUGHES-Business COUFSS-Omce Worker 4,- FBLA 4. DANIEL CLYDE INGRAM-Business Course-McNicholas 2. JANET SUE lSON-Business Course-Health Careers 4, JAMES DOUGLAS JACOB7C0Uege Prep. Course4Sfudenf Council 2,3,4; French Club 2,4,- Key Club 4; FTA 2; Drama 3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Golf 3,4; Scholarship Team 2,- Scholurship Key-Gold; National Honor Society 3,4. CAROL LOUISE JAMES-Home Economics Course. LINDA RAE JAMES-Home Economics Course. LINDA SUE JAY-College Prep. Course-FTA 2,3; Scholarship Key- Bronze. MARILYN ELIZABETH JOHNS-College Prep. Course-Sfudent Council 2,3; Spectrum 2,3; Co-edifcr 4; Pep Club 3.4; French C1ub 2,3,4; GAA 4; Y- Teens 4; Chieftain 3,4; FTA 2,3,4; Musical 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Scholarship Team 2,3,- Scholurship Key-Silver; '5 Academic 4. JANE EDITH JOHNSON-Business Course- FBLA. BEVERLY ANN JONES-College Prep. Course-Sycumore High School 2; Andersoniun 4; Chieftain 4,- OfTice Worker 4,- Pep Club 3,- French Club 4,- GAA 4,- Y-Teens 3M; FTA 3,4. JOHN STANLEY JONES-Indusfriul Arts Course-Vursity Club 4; Key Club 4,- Musicol 2,3,4; Proiecfion Club 2,3,4. JOHN KALDMO-College Prep. CDUrse-Vursity Club 3,4; Key Club 3,4: Football 2.- Bosebull 2,3,4. PATRICIA JANET KELLEY-College Prep. Course-Sfudent Council 4; Chief- tain 3,4; OmCE Worker 3; Y-Teens 3,4; FBLA Presidenf 4; Scholarship Key -Bronze. JAMES HARRY KENNER-College Prep. Course-French Club 4,- Key Club 4; FBLA 4. JOHN MILLER KENNER-College Prep. Course-French Club 4; Key Club 4; FBLA 4. CAROLE JUNE KERN-Business Course-Librarian 4; FBLA 4; FTA 4. MATTHEW NORMAN KETCHUM-Generul Course. LOIS ANN KETTER-College Prep. Course-Musical 3,4; Orchesfra 2,3, Librarian 4. BRIAN JAMES KlNG-College Prep. Course-Proiection C!Ub 2,3. KAREN VIRGINIA KlNG-Business Course-Pep Club 2; GAA 2,3; Y-Teens 2,3,4; FBLA 2. KATHLEEN SUSAN KLOTTER-College Prep. Course-Andersoniun 4; Pep Club 4; French Club 2,3; GAA 2,3; Y4Teen5 2,3,4,- Bund 2,3,4; Chorus, Secretary 4; Glee, Secretary 3; Scholarship Key-Bronze, GREGORY A. KLUG-lndustriol Arts Course4McNicholas 2,3; Key Club 4. ANDREA LEE KOCH-College Prep. Course-Pep Club 2; Y-Teens 3,4.- FBLA 3; Glee 2,3,4. CYNTHIA MARIE KOGERHCollege Prep, Course48tudenf Council 3,4; Andersonian 4,- Pep Club 4; Latin Club, PresidEnf 2,3; GAA 2314; y. Teens 4; FTA 2,3,- Band 3,4; Drill Team 3,- Scholurship Key-Goid; N0- fionul Honor Society 3,4, CYNTHIA SUE LEDERER-College Prep. Course-Lcmn Club 2,- Y-Teens 2,3, Vice-Presidenr 4; Band 2; Orchestra 2,- Glee 3. LINDA ANN LEEVER-Business CourseFFBLA 2,3; Glee 2,3,4, JAY ROGER LEWlS-College Prep. Course-Musicul 2,3; Band 2,3,4, DIANE ROMAINE LINDER-College Prep. Course-Siudent Council 2,3, 4; Chiefiuin 3,4,- Pep Club 2,3,4; French CIub 2,3; GAA 2; Y-Teens 2, 3,4; FTA 2,3; Orchestra 2,3. LINDA WAITE LOESCHER-College Prep. Course-Andersonian 2; Chief. tain 2; Pep Club 2,3; Latin Club, Secretary 2: Y-Teens 2,3. DONALD CHARLES LOHEIDE-CoHege Prep. Course-Norwood High School 3 ;. K433 xi 3: .13; TI .5 :35: 31v; x ? 1.? . 14 x, AA, . , xiii 4' ' 4.4M, mama. wry wwAuwnw m mew... Hurry, Wagner! PreSses must roll. 2,- Key Club 4; Bond 3,4. THOMAS C. LONG-College Prep. Course-Foofbull 2; Track 2. WILLIAM THOMSON LUYSTER-College Prep. Course-French Club 2; Chorus 2, PHYLL'IS ANN LYMAN-College Prep. Course-Class Office, Secretary 4; Sfudent CounciI 2,3, Corresponding Sec. 4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3, Treasurer 4; French CIub, Secremry 2, VicePresident 3; GAA, His- Torl'un 2; Secretary 3; Y-Teens 2, Treasurer 3,4; FTA 2, Secretary 3,4,- MU- sicaI 2,3,4; Chorus 3,4; Glee 2; Scholarship Key-Bronze, Silver; National Honor Society 3,4. HUGH TIMOTHY McBEE-Cnllege Prep, Course-Lmin Club 2,3. JANET MCCARTY-Generul Course. JOHN McCARTY-General Course. DIANE SUE McCOLLUM-Business Course. KAREN McCOURT-College Prep, CourseHMcNicholus 2,3; Y-Teens 4; Chorus 4. Yes, Greg, only nineTy-eighf more note cards 00 gal DOUGLAS NEIL McCOY-College Prep. Course-Chiefiain 4,- OFFIce Work- er 2; Pep Club 4; Key Club 4; Drama 3,4; Musical 4; Golf 3,4. GREGORY ALAN MCDANIEL4ColIege Prep. Course-Vorsity Club 4; Pep Club 4; Key Club 4; Track 4; Cross Country 4; Scholarship Key-Bronze. CHARLES ORAL MCDONALDiBUSEnESS Course-Varsify Club 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Key Club 2,3,4; Glee 2,3; Basketball 2; Football 2,3,4,- Baseball 2. MELISSA GAY McFARLAND-College Prep. COUFSEHPBP Club 2,3; French Club 2,3; Scholarship Key-Bronze. KATHY JO McMILLIN-CoHege Prep. Course-Pep Club 2,3,4; GAA 2,3, Vice-Presidem 4; Y-Teens 2,3; FTA 4,- Drumu 4; Drill Team 3. ROGER EARL MARKSBERRY-College Prep. Course-Studenf Council, Treas- urer 4; Varsity Club 3,4,- Pep Club 3; Latin Club 2; Key Club 3, President 4,- Musicol 2; Chorus 2,3, Vice-Presidenf 4; Baseball 2,3,4; Cross Country 3,- Scholorship Key-Bronze. SUZANNE MARIE MARSHvCollege Prep. Course-Student Councii 4; Pep Club 3,4; GAA 2,3,4; Y-Teens 4; Health Careers, Treasurer 3, Presideni 4. DENNIS BURT MARTlN-Business Course. JOHN MORGAN MEARS-College Prep. Course-Studem Council 3,4; Vur- siTy Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; German Club 2,3; Key Club 2,3,4,- Bund 2; Basketball 3,4,- Basebali 3,4; Track 2; Cross Country 2,3,4. ALAN HENRY MENKE-lndusrrial Arts Course-Boseball 3. JANET LORAINE MERRITT-Business Cnurse4Chiefmin 4; OfEce Worker 4; French Club 2; FBLA Vice-Presidem 4; FTA 4. PAULA DEE MERZ-College Prep. Course-Pep Club 4; GAA 2; Chorus 4; Glee 2,3. WILLIAM C. MEYER-lndustriol Arts Course. MARILYN ANN MIGNEREY-College Prep. Cour594Andersonian 3,4; French Club 2; GAA 2,3,4; FTA 2,3,4; Drama 4,- Musicul 2,3,4; Chorus 3,4; Glee 2; Drill Team 3; Schololship Key-Gold; National Honor Sociefy 4. DAVID A. MiLLER-Business Course. KARLA ANN MILLER-College Prep. Course-Pep CIUb 3,4; Y-Teens 3; FTA 98 3,4. TIMOTHY PAUL MILLERmCollege Prep. CoursemSTudent Council 4; Chief- tain 3, Editor 4; Drama 3; Musical 2; Bond 2,3,4; Orchestra 3.4; Swim- ming 3,4. GEORGE GILSON MILTENBERGER lll-Colfege Prep Course-Varsify Club 3,4; Pep Club 4; Key Club 2,3,4; Drama 3; Football 2,3,4,- WresHing 4. MELBA LEE MOORE-Geneml Course. VIRGINIA LOUISE MORGAN-Business Course-Librariun 4; Y-Teens 4; Health Careers 3,4. TERRY MORRISSETTE-College Prep. Course-Pep Club 4; Y-Teens 4. RANDY MOSLEYuIndustrial Arts Course-Key Club 4. SUSAN MULLEN-Business Course-OFFice Worker 2,3,4; FBLA 4; Giee 2,3. JUDITH ANNE MURPHY-College Prep. Course-Proiecfion C1ub 4; Chorus 2,3,4; Scholarship Key-Bronze, Silver. PATTY ANN MURPHwiCollege Prep. Course-Loiin Club 2,3; Y-Teens 4; Health Careers 3,4. JULIE ANN MYERS-Coilege Prep. Course-GAA 2,3; Drama 4,- Musicul 2, 3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Drill Team 3. MICHAEL TERRANCE MYERS-Business Course. HAROLD D. NEAL-Business Course. PATRICIA DIANE NEELEY-Business Course-Glee 2,3. PATRICK J. NELIGAN-College Prep. Course. KAREN LOUISE NEUKIRCH-College Prep. Course-GAA 2. ROBERT GERALD NlCHOLS-College Prep. Course-Varsity Club 4; Basker- ball 2,3,4,- Basebali 2,3,4.- Cross Country 2,3,4. SANDRA LEE NUNN-College Prep. Course-McNicholcs 2; Pep Club 4; Health Careers 4; Chorus 3.4. JAMES CHARLES O'CONNOR-Business Course. PAUL EDWARD OWNES-Business Course. PEGGY ANN PARKS-Business Course4Y-Teens 2; Heahh Careers 2. CATHERINE CRAFT PATERSON-College Prep. Course-Class OWIce, Treas. Higher, Pollim 3; Student Council 2,3,4,- Cheerleuder 2,3,4,- Pep Club 2, Treasurer 3, President 4; French Club 2; GAA 2,4,- Y-Teens 2,4; Hechh Careers 4; FTA 2,- Chorus 4,- Glee, Treasurer 2, Vice-President 3. DIANE P. PAVLlK-College Prep. Course-Pep Club 3,4; French Club 3, Treasurer 4; LoTin Club 2,- GAA 2,3,4; Y-Teens 4,- FTA 3,4,- Musical 3.4; Glee 3,4. RUTH ANN PENROD-Business Course-FBLA 4. LlNDA SUSAN PETERSMAN-Business Course. STEVEN DAVID PHILHOWER4-1ndustriul Arfs-Key Club 4; Baseball 2,3,4, MARILYN ANN PIEPHO-Coliege Prep. CoursekPep Club 2,- Lafin Club 3,4; GAA 2,- Heolrh Careers 4; Glee 2,3; Scholarship Key-Silver. CECILIA ANNE FlNKERTON-College Prep. Course-Student Council 4; Pep Club 2,3; French Club 2; Y-Teens 3,4,- Musicul 3,4; Bond 2,3,4; Scholar- ship Key-Bronze. CAROL ANN PLACKE-College Prep. CoursekNorth Albion C.I. 2,3; Schol- 99 a rshlp Key-Gold, GARY WILSON POLLITT-College Prep. Course-Varsify Club 4,- Club 4; Key Cfub 4; Basketball 2,3,4; Cross Country 2,3,4. Pep LINDA KAY PRATHER-Business Course-Pep Club 3; GAA 2,3,- Y-Teens 2, 3,4; FBLA 2,3,4. JAN ROBERT PRELL-College Prep. Course-Studenf Counci1 2; Libmriun 4,- Chess Club 4. JOANNE PRICE-Business Course-Libmrion 2,- Fep Club 2; Y-Teens 2; Health Careers 3. ALAN L. PYLES-Coliege Prep. Course-Key Club 4; Baseball 3,4. PAUL W. RABE-Business CourseWKey Club 4. RHODA ANN RAMIREZ deARELLANO4-Callege Prep. Course4Librarian 2, 3; Lafin Club 2; Chess Cfub 4; Scholarship Key-Bronze. IVAN CARL REAGH-College Prep. Course-Track 2; Wrestling 4; Scholar- ship Team 2; Scholarship KeyFBronze. HENRY FRANKLIN REEVES-Industricl Arts Course. JOSEPH ARTHUR REIMAN-College Prep. Course-Frencl-I Club 2,- Glee 2; Scholarship Key-Bronze, Silver. PHILIP STAUFFER RESSLER Il-Wifhrow 2,3; Wrestling 4. ROBERT J. RHEIN-College Prep Course-Clcsss Office, Vice-President 3; Student Council 3,4; Varsity CIub 2, Vice-President 3, President 4; Swimming 3; Basketball 2, Tri-Cnptain 4,- FQDNDGH 2,3, Tri-Coptafn 4-. CAROL JO RIGGS-Business Course-Hughes High School 2,- Andersonicm 4; FBLA 4. MARILYN LOUISE ROBERTS-College Prep. Course-Andersoniun 4,- Chief- tain 2; Librarian 4; Cheerleader 2; Pep Club 2,3; Latin Club 2,- GAA 2,- Y-Teens 2,3,4; Drama 3,4,- Musicul 2,- Glee 3. JOHN EDGAR RODMAN, JR.-College Prep. Course-Chiefiain 4; Latin Club 2; Key Club 4; Musical 3; Band 2,3,4; Wrestling 4. TIMOTHY RICHARD ROSS-College Prep. Course-German Club 3, Vice; President 4,- Lutin Club 2; Key Club 4; Baseball 2,3,4. RONALD HAROLD ROTHWELL-College Prep, Course-Varsity Club 3,4; Pep Club 3,4,- Key Club 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Truck 2. LINDA KAY ROWEKAMP-Business Course. JOY ANNE RUARK-College Prep. Course-Chieftain 4; Librarian 2,3,4; Cheerleader 3; Pep Club 3; Latin Club 2,3,- GAA 2,3; Y-Teens 2,4; Health Careers 4; FTA 2,3; Chess Club 4,- Glee 3; Scholarship Key-Bronze, Sil- ver, National Honcr Society 4. LLOYD PAUL RUDY-Industrial Arts Course. MARY HIPPEE RUSH-College Prep. Course-Smdent Council 4,- Pep Club 3,4; Lalfn Club 2; G.A.A. 2; Y-Teens 2,4,- FTA 2,3,4; Musicui 3,- Band 2; Chorus 3,4; Glee 2. JOHN ANTHONY RUSS-College Prep. Course. LISA SANDBERG-College Prep. Course-Pep Club 3.4; French Club 2,- chin Club 3,4; GAA 2,3,4; Y-Teens 2,3,4; FTA 2,3,4; Musical '2; Glee 2; Drill Team 3. GREGORY JOSEPH SANDKER, JR.-College Prep. Course. Seniors, Roberts, Cox, Siedentopf, and Zeter arrive early on Bermuda Day. BONNIE SUE SCHICK-College Prep. Course-Pep Club 3; GAA 2; Y4Teen5 3,4; Band 2,- Glee 2. MARK JEFFREY SCHIFRlN-Coilege Prep. Course. THOMAS ALLEN SCHRAGEwCollege Prep. Course-Germcn Club 3; Ten- nis 2; Wrestling 4. CHARLES R. SCOTTmColIege Prep. Course-Closs Office Vice-President 2, President 3,4; Student Council 2,3, VicePresident 4,- Vorsify Club, Vice- President 4; Key Club 3,4; Swimming 3, Coprain 4; Football 2,3,4; Schol- arship Key-Bronze, Silver. DEE DEE SCOTTHCollege Prep Course4-Studen1 Council 4; Spectrum 4; Chieftain 3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4,- GAA 2,3, President 4; YvTeens 2: Health Careers 2, Secretary 3; Musical 2,3,4; Band 2,3,4; Orchesira 2,3,4; Chorus, Historian 2,3,4,- Drill Team 3,4; Scholarship Key-Bronze, Silver. LARRY LENOIR SEE-Industriul Arts Course. EUGENE CLARENCE SEYFFER4CoIlege Prep. Course-Lutin Club 2; Musical 2,3,4.- Tennis 2.3. SHIRLEY ANNE SHARP-College Prep. Course-Specirum 4,- Chieffuin 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; French CJub 2; GAA 2,3; Y-Teens 4,- Chess Club 4,- Musical 2,3,4; Bond 2,3, Secretary 4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Scholarship Key-Bronze, Silver. RICHARD LEE SHAVER-Colfege Prep. Course-Dramu 4; Musical 4. SANDRA LEE SHEPARD-Business Course-Centrcll High School 2; Our Lady of the Woods 3,- Swimming 4. STEVEN DARRELL SIEDENTOPF-College Prep. CoursewGlen School 2,3; Varsity Club 4; Pep Club 4; Key Club 4; Swimming 4. Es'te H'Igh WILLIAM PAUL SIMMELINK-College Prep. Course-Studenf Counci! 3,4; Andersonian 3,- Vorsiiy CIUb 4; French Club, Vice-Presidem 2; Key Club 4; Musical 2,3,4; Bond, Drum Moior 2,3, President 4; Orchesfru 2,3,4; Track 3,4; Cross Counfry 4; Scholarship Key-Gold; National Society 4. Honor JAN MICHAEL SlMPSON-College Prep. Course-Princeton 2; Pep Club 3; Drama 4; Musical 3; Chorus 3,4. ROBERT EDWARD SINCLAIR-lndusirial Arts Course. BEVERLY JEAN SLACK-Business Course-Woodwurd 2; OfTIce Worker 4; FBLA 4. FRANCIS J, SMITHalndustricl Arts Course. GARY RICHARD SMITH4CoHege Frep. Course4Key Club 4; Musical 3; Chorus 2,3,4; Scholarship Key-Bronze, Silver, National Honor Sociefy 4. JANICE ANN SMITH-College Prep. Course-Sfudenf Council 2; Pep Club 2,3,4; Y-Teens 2. ROBERT RICHARD SMITH-College Prep. CoursemKey Club 4; Glee 2,3,4. SANDRA LEE SMITH-Business Course-Pep Club 4; GAA 3, Y-Teens 4.- Glee 3,4; Drill Team 4. BARBARA LEE SMYTHE-College' Prep. Courser4Pep Club 3,4; Y-Teens 4,- FTA 4,- Dramc 4,- Musical 2,3,4,- Chorus 2,3,4. WILLiAM SNYDER-Business Course. HOWARD ALAN SPARROW-indusrriol Arts Course-Glee 2,3,4. BEVERLY LYNN SPURGEONHCoHege Prep. Ccurse-Chiehain 4; Pep Club 3,4; French Club 2; Y-Teens 3,4,- Band 2,3,4,- Scholorship Key-Gold; Nu- iionul Honor Society 4. RONNIE CARLISLE STAMPER-Industrial Arts Course-Key Club 4. WILLIAM HENRY STELTER-Indusfrial Arts Course. SANDRA LOUISE STOCK-College Prep. Course-Wolnut Hills 2,3; Office Worker 4; Bond 4; Orchestra 4; Chorus 4. NANCY MARIE SUMMERS-College Prep. Course-Befhel-Tme; Council 2; Cheerleader 3; Pep Club 2,3; Y-Teens 2. Student Simmelink and KogerHSpring is sprung. NANCY LEE TAYLOR-College Prep, CourseiAmelia 2,3; Hecthh Careers 4; Safety Council 4. ROBERT LLOYD TAYLOR-Collega Prep. CDurse-Vorsily Ciub 4-; Club 4; Key Club 4; Cross Couniry 4. Pep MICHAEL LYNN THOMASAndusrrial Arts Course. SANDRA ANN THOMAS-Callege Prep. CourseWOfflce Worker 4; Cheer- leader 4,- Pep Club 2,3,4; GAA 3,4; Y-Teens 2,3,4,- FTA 2; Drill Team 3. PHILIP ALAN THOMPSON-College Prep. Course-Swdenr Council 3,4,- FTA 2; Spectrum 3,4,- Scholership Key, Bronze, Silver; National Honor Sociefy 3.4- WJLLIAM MAURICE THORNHILL-College Prep. Course-Studenr Council 4; Varsi'ry Club 4; Pep Club 2,3;'Lotin Club 2,- Key Club 2,3, Treasurer 4; Musical 3,4,- Football 2,3,4. GLENN MARK TIMMONS-College Prep. Course-Andersonian 3; Vorsi1y Club 3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4,- Lmin Club 2,- Key Club 3,4,- Glee 2; Basketball 2; Football 2,3,4,- Boseball 2; Track 3. WILLIAM CHRISMAN TOLBERT-College Prep CoursewKey Club 4; Baske'r- bull 2,3. BARNEY E. TOON-College Prep. Course-Pep Club 4,- Key Club 3,4; Track 3; Tennis 2. JOAH LEE VALENTINE7CDIIege Prep. Course4Key Club 2,3,4; Track 2. ROBERT ALLEN VANDERGRIFF-Industriul Arts Course. GARY RAY VIERING-College Prep. CourseaPep Cfub 4,- Key Club 4; Musical 4,- Football Manager 2,3; Safety Council 4, KAREN LEE VOGELY4College Prep. Course4-Sfudem Council 3; Pep Club 2,3,4; French Club 2; Latin Club 3,4; GAA 2,3,4; Y-Teens 2,3,4,- FTA 2, 3,4; Musical 2,3,4; Chorus 3,4; Glee 2,- Prciecfion Club 2. PATRICIA LEE WAFFORD-Business Course;Pep Club 2,3; GAA 2,3,- Y- Teens 2,3,4; Band Motoreme 3,4. Bloss, Lyman, Burns, Marksberry, Borrmess lead sing a long a! Senior Banquet. l0l Bless, Bartmess, Burns, Ccrson.- The Times They Are A-Changin. JAMES RICHARD WAGNER-Ccllege Prep. Course-Chieffuin 2,3,4,- Ger- man Club 2,- Chess Club 4,- meecfion Club 2,3,4,- Track 2. VICTORIA LEIGH WAINSCOTT4C0IIege Prep. Cour5e4Anderscnian 4; Pep Club 4; GAA 2.3,- Y-Teens 2,3, Secrefury 4,- Hechh Careers 3,- Musical 4; Chorus 3,4; Glee 2. DAVID RICHARD WALKERiCoIIege Prep, CourseiBasebcH 2,3. JANICE LOUISE WALKER-Business Course-Pep Club 3; GAA 2,3; Y4Teens 2,4; Musical 2,3,4; Glee 2,3,4; Drill Team 3, RALPH EDWARD WALTERS-College Prep. Course-Druma 3,4; Musical 3, 4; Chorus 4. GEORGE TIMOTHY WANNINGER7College Prep. Course4VorsiTy Club 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; German Club 3; Key Club 3, Secreiary 4; Chorus 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Cross Country 3. PAUL EUGENE WES, JR.aCollege Prep. Course-Key Club 4; Track 2,3,4; Cross Country 2,3,4; Scholarship Team 2,3, Scholarship Kethold; National Honor Society 3,4. PETER JOHN WENGER-College Prep. Course-Chieffain 2; Pep Club 3,4; French Club 3,4; Latin Club 2.3; FTA Treasurer 2,3,4; Red Cross 2, Presi- dent 3,4; Glee Accompanisf 2,3,4. JAMES SHANNON WEST4-College Prep. Course-Varsity Club 3,4; Key Club 3,4; Chorus 2,3; Basketball 2,3,4,- Boseboll 2,3,4,- Cross Chumry 3. JANET CAROL WEST-College Prep. Coursemstudent Council 2; French Club 2; Y-Teens 2,3,4; FTA 2; Musical 2,3,4,- Bond 2,3,4; Orchestra 2; Chorus 2,3,4; Scholarship Key-Bronze. BARBARA ANN WIGGERINGLOH-College Prep. Course-French Club 2,- GAA 2,3,4; Y-Teens 2,3,4,- FTA 2,3,4,- Drcm4o' 3,4; Musical 2,3,4,- Chorus 3,4; Glee 2. BARBARA LEA WILLIAMS4Business FBLA 4; Glee 3,4. Course-Pep Club 3,4; YiTeens 2; LARRY G. WlLLIAMS-CoHege Prep. Course-Key Club 4. JAMES ANTHONY WILLIAMSON,- JR.-College Prep. Course-French Club 2,- Chess Club 4; Musical 4; Orchestra 2,3,4. Ba nquet favors. LINDA KRISTINE WlLSON-Business Course. SUSAN ELLEN WlNFIELD-College Prep. Course-Chieffuin 2, Pep Ciub 2, 3,4; GAA 2,3,- Y-Teens 2,3,4; FTA 2,3; Drama 4; Spectrum 2,3,4; Drill Team 3. DAVID EDWARD WINKLE-College Prep. Course-Key Club 4; Stage Crew 4. GARY LEE WlNKELBACH-Coflege Prep. Course45fudenf Council 4; Vur- sity Club 2,3, Treasurer 4; Pep Club 2,3, Vice-Presidem 4; Key Club 2,3, Vice-President 4; Football 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4. JUDY ANN WlTTMEYER-Business Course-F.B.L.A. 4, RONALD FRANK WOLFANGEL-Business Course-Fep Club 2,3; Chorus 2,3. STANLEY JOSEPH WOLFER, JR.-General Course-Key Club 4; Band 2,3, 4; Orchestra 3,4, WILLIAM R. WOLFER-Business Course. GEORGIA WOOLRICH-College Prep. CourseFLan Club 2,3; GAA 2; FTA 3, Vice-Presidenf 4; Musical 3,4; Orchesrro 2,3, Secrefary 4; Chorus Accompanisf 3,4; Glee 2; Scholarship Team 2,3; Scholarship Key-Gold; National Honor Society 3,4. MARSHA KAY WORTHHColIege Prep. Course-Swdenf Council, Hisiorian 4; Andersonian 2; Chieftain 3,4; Pep Club 3.4; French Club 2,3; Lorin Club 3, Presidem 4; Y-Teens 4; FTA Vice-Fresidem 2,3; Drama 4; Musical 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Scholarship Team 3,- Scholarshfp Key-Silver; National Honor Society 4. 102 THERESA ANN WRIGHT-College Prep. Course-French Club 4; F.B.L.A. 4. DUDLEY WULFEKOTTER-College Prep CourseiPep Club 4,- Key Club 4; Drama, Stage Crew 3,4,- Chorus 4. MARGARET EDITH WYATTwBusiness CoursE4OHice Worker 4; Y-Teens 3, 4; FBLA Secretary 4. MONICA LOU WYMER-Business Course-Srudent Council 3; Chieftain 4; Cheerleader 2,3, Copiuin 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Y-Teens 2,3; FBLA 4,- Musical 3; Orchestra 2, Treasurer 3,4. C. THOMAS YACKS-Coflege Prep. Course-Libmricn 3,- Varsity Club 3,4; Pep Club 4; Latin Club 2; Key Club 3,4,- Bosketboll Manager 3,4; Baseball 2,4; Cross Country 3,4. LUIGINA BERNICE YERINO-College Prep. Course-Neshaminy High School 2,3; FTA 4; Chorus 4; Noxionul Honor Society 4. ANNE YOUNG-College Prep, Course-Pep Club 4; Latin Club 2; FTA 3; Musical 3,4; Chorus 4; Glee 2,3. JAMES E. YOUNG-Indusfriul Arts Course. PAMELA LYNN ZETER-College Prep. Course-Student Council 4; Ander- soniun 3, Editor 4; Spectrum 3,4; Chieftain 2; Drama 3,4, GEORGE ROBERT ZlGOS-Industriul Arts Course-Key Club 4, ROSE MARGARET ZIMMERMAN-Coliege Prep, Course-Spedrum 4; Cheer; leader 3; Pep Club 2,3,4; GAA 2,3; Y-Teens 2,3,4,- FTA 8; Drama 4; Band Colorgucrd 4; GIee 2. Pres. Stony receives honors. Senior Parents Mr. and Mrs. Donnfd C. Adams Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Caruso Mr. and Mrs. George Fish, 5r. Mr. and Mrs. William J. Adams Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Chunnell Mr. and Mrs. James V. Frazier, Jr. Mr. John L. Aicholtz Mr. and Mrs George L. Chedsey Mrs, Betty M. Garret? Mr. and Mrs Joseph B. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Cipo Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Gostrich Mr. and Mrs. D W. Atkinson Mr. and Mrs. Earl A. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Russell C. Genes Mr and Mrs Edwin F, Ayres Mr. and Mrs. William B. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Russell Gilbert Mr. and Mrsl Henry P. Babb: Mn and Mrs, Louis Cluxfon Mr. and Mrs. Howard E. Glossco Mr. and Mrs, Robert L. Barbary Mr. and Mrs Kenneth J. Collins Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Goforth Mr. and Mrs. Milton Barney Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A COHOVQF Mr. and Mrs. Gene Grab Mr. and Mrs. John E. Bar'rmess Mrs. Beatrice Corum Mr. and Mrs, A. C, Grant Mr. and Mrs. Paul Boumgort Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Cox Mr, and Mrs. Charles Grey Mr, and Mrs. R. B, Baxzer Mrs. Ralph M. Crawford ML and Mrs. Robert W. Greer Mr. and Mrs. Edward D. Becker Mr. and Mrs. Raymond W. Cunningham Mn and Mrs. H. U Guilliums Mr. and Mrs. Donald Beer Mr. and Mrs, Lawrence R. Daily Mr. and Mrs. DonaId Guynn Mr. and Mrs. Otis K. Bell Mr and Mrs. ChorIes Dullmunn ML and Mrs, Maurice Haas Mr. and Mrs. William Bierlein Mr. and Mrs. August C. Dumfo Mr. Harold J. Hefner Mr. and Mrs. Russell E. Bless Mr and Mrs. Oliver Davis Mr. and Mr5 W. R. Holler Mr. and Mrs. Jack B. Board Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. DeSaIvo Mr. and Mrs. R W. Hamilton Mr, and Mrs. Jewell Bouz, Sr. Mn and Mrs. Donald D. Dean Mr. and Mrs. John M. Has; MT- and MFS- Robert Brehm Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dickmun Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Huwkinson Mn and Mrs. Arihur M- Briggs Mr. and MFS- Kenneth Dietz Mr. and Mrs. B. Heidotting Mr. and Mrs. William H. Browne, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Dinse Mr. and Mrs. Henry Helm Mr. and Mrs. Louis F. Buob, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Ben H. Dixon Mr, and Mrs. Jack Hepfinger Mr. and Mrs. B. E Burdick Mr. and Mrs. Walter DUE Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Hoeffel Mr. and Mrs William Burdsul Mr. and Mrs. James E. Dunn Mn and Mrs. deh Holmes Mn and Mrs. Raymond W. Burnes Mr. and Mrs. Robert East Mr. and Mrs. Ken Houchen Mrs. Corey Ann Burton Mr. and Mrs. B B. Edwards Mrs. Lillian 150 Mr. and Mrs Elbert Burfon Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence M Elston Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jacob Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Butler Mr; and Mrs. Lester England Mr. and Mrs. Frank James Mn and Mrs, Richard T. Colef Mr. and Mrs. Louis R. Fayard Mr. and Mrs. Darringfon Jay, Sr. ML and Mrs, Howard F, Carson Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Fiege Mr. and Mrs. 5 Johns Mn and Mrs, Joseph Carson Mr. and Mrs. Donald Field Mr. and MrsA Theo Johnson Senior Bonquet-First event of graduation festivities. M n-un q .and Mrs. Blair P. Jones M . M . Mr. M . and Mrs John Kuldmo and Mrs, Herbert Kelley and Mrs, B. A. Kenner and Mrs. Harold H, Kern Mrs. Harrie! Kelfer Mr. M S T' and Mrs. O'Id E. King and Mrs. Thomas R. King . and Mrs. Arthur H, Klotter .und Mrs. Arnoid Klug . and Mrs. Howard E. Koch Mend Mrs. G. W. Koger . and Mrs. Albert Lederer . and Mrs. Maynard S. Leever, Sr. . and Mrs, Albert F. Loheide .ond Mrs. John R. Lewis . and Mrs. Clarence H. Long . and Mrs. Richard Lyman M and Mrs. Wiiliam Marksberry . and Mrs. Gerald McCourT . and Mrs. Donald N. McCoy . and Mrs. Daniel W. McDaniel . and Mrs. Charles 0. McDonald M and Mrs. W. J. McFarland . and Mrs. H. James McMillin .ond Mrs. Wm. R. Marsh . and Mrs. John M. Mears . and Mrs. Clarence Merritt . and Mrs. Paul R. Merz . and Mrs Ray Mignerey , and Mrs Carlos F. Miller . and Mrs. Paul F. Miller Senior moihers help make banquet huge success. Mr, and Mrs. Robert Moore Mrs. Eleanor Murphy Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs . John P. Murphy . Howard W. Myers . Karl Neukirch and Mrs. Robert L. Nichols and Mrs M William Ton Paterson Mrs. Edith Penrod and Mrs. Rober'r Petersmcn and Mrs. Alber'r Fhilhower Mr. M Mr. Mr. Mr. M and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs. , Lewis Piepho . Cecil Pinkerfon Melvin F. Placke Mrs. Helen A. PolliH Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr, Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. E: and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Ms. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. . and Mrs. V and Mrs, . and Mrs. M and Mrs . and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mrs, . Samuel Summers John W, Prell Philip S. Ressler Clemmy Riggs Carl J. Roberts J. E, Rodmcn Paul L. Ross William D Ruurk Richard M. Sondberg K. T, ScoTt Herman Siedemopf Harold Simmelink G. 0. Simpson Alvin E. Smith, Jr. George C. Smith Allen K. Smy1he Earl D. Spurgeon Mrs, Jean Taylor 104 . and Mrs. Lesfer L. Taylor . and Mrs. Clyde L. Thomas . and Mrs. Stanley Thompson . and Mrs. Jack Thornhill . and Mrs. Glenn Timmans Mrs. Estelle Talbert Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Estel Valentine and Mrs. Roy Viering and Mrs. Lloyd Wagner and Mrs. Eulis Wuinsco and Mrs. James Walker and Mrs. Richard WoIker John T. Wunn'lnger and Mrs. Paul E. Weis and Mrs. Allen G. West and Mrs. H. D. West and Mrs. William R. Wiggeringloh . and Mrs. Max Williams . and Mrs. James A. Williamson . and Mrs. Gordon E. Winfield . and Mrs. Ralph Winkle . and Mrs. Lawrence Wittmeyer . and Mrs. Roberf Wolfer . and Mrs. Stanley J. Wclfer . W. E. Worth . and Mrs. Charles H. Wulfekot'rer .und Mrs. John WM WyuH . and Mrs. Alberf Young . and Mrs. Merrell Zefer . and Mrs. Charles Zimmerman Aaronr Aichholz thcus Anderson Ayres, L Balmos Baysinger Becmy Biller Board Bodmer Bolce Breuer Brice Bridges Broermon OFRcers: Schingledecker, President; Armsh'ong, Secretary; Henshow, Treasurer; Marz, Vice-Presidenf. Armbruster Armstrong Austin Ayres, E. Behrmun Barry, L. Berry, R Biddle Bopp Bradford Bra ndstener Bray Brokump Brooks Brown, R. Burbuge Juniors 106 Butler Campbell, C. Campbell, R4 Caruso ConneIly Cotton Cox. M. Cox, R. Curran Curry Dahlheimer Dardeen Dennler Doench Doerr Doggeite Emmich Figurt Firth Fish Fouch Frerking Friend Fromm Gilchrist Godby Gray Grcmm Ho , D. Hull, 5. Hart Hatfield Henshaw Hermann Herring Henninger Hornschemeier Hoskins Howard, C. Howard, L. Johnson, C. Johnson, Sheryl Johnson, Steve Johnson, Susan CioHi Clark Clemenfs Cole Croycruf! Cuddebuck Cunningham, G. Cunningham, M7 Davidson, G. Davidson, Wx Deck DeLang DOPP Dwyer Ellis Emery Fisher Flake Forg Foster Fronk Fusaro Gofiqn Gibson Grims Griner Haeger Hahn Hathorn Hu yes Hehners Heneveld Hifringer Hodge Hoemmelmeyer Holder Howell Hudson Hylfon Jackson Johnson, T. Jones Kaldmo Kcyata, J. gloat; Kayutu, P. Kessinger Keller Ketchum Kelly Kiefel Kersting Koppman Kuhnen Lovery Kuper Lawrence LoFcntaine Loycock Lathqm Lehman Lemon Lion Lewis, L Lipe Lewis, V. Lister Likes Long Longhcuser Muckenihun , I , Ludwig Muday -' g ,;- , k a K Lyle Marsh .' ' w Vb; - '$ x Mucke Martin, C. ' ' - x Q 'Si 3'7; I ' ' ' - X AHZI I. Morfin, G. Maslowski, S. Martin, N. Mason Murz Moyhall Moslowski, D. McAr1hur McCaldin Meisfer McCoIIum Melia McCourr Mefz McFarren Miller, C 107 Miller, D. Miller, T. Miltz Monsey, J. Moriconi Moss Murphy, M. Murphy, R. Newman Nienuber Noell Nowak Paddock Palm Palmisano Parrot? szenmoier Poe Poeh Imann Potter Pyles Ramey Ranier Reed, D. Richardson, M. Rickeiis angler Roberts Rothwell Rusche Sc: hole 50 nders Schultz Scofl Seibel ShukIey Smith, A. Smith, F. Smith, S. Spilzmiller Sullivan Sweet Taylor Thomas, A. Monsey, 1.. Moore, Mary Moore, Mimi Morgan Myers, M. Myers, 5. Nelson Nerl Obermeyer O'Connor Often Owen Pennington, K. Penningtom T. Perersman Pfau Powe1l Price PuHum Pusock Reed, .17 Reeves Reuscher Richardson, G Robertson Rodgers Roller Rollins Sara :e no Schi ng led ecker Schi I Ii ng Schoeltker Shealeey Short Siegel Simpson Stagncro Stamper Steinker Sfeinmefz Thomas, G, Thomas, W. Tischbein Titus Tcsievin Trabish Troufmun Uebel Wahlke Walker Wamsley Warford, Dale Welch Wells Werner Whisner Williams, B. WiEliams, C. Williams, M. Willoughby Wolfangel, 5. Wolfe Wood'ruff Woodward Not Pitfured: Brown Harmon Hanson HensIey Unverzog't VanNess Venture: Wagner Warford, David Weds Wegelin Weis Whitesides Wikette Wilk Wilkens Wilson, K. Wilson, L. Wolf Wolfongel, A. Wymer Young Zumzow Zerer Herold Hubbardl Chester Hubbard, Connie Mcmhews Maynard Sander Smith, C. Young, E. To victors belong spoils. Sophomores OFFIcers: Riley, Sec; Nunn, Treus.,- F. Poftschmidt, Presq- Townsley, V.-Pres. Nof pictured: Beitenhous Cumby Mounce Birkman Davidson Pefuford Christen Gibson PhiHips Conover Hannig White Abtes Anderson Adams Anthany Aichohz Buehner Alexander Bneuerlin Bailey Beer Baker Beers Barbary Benedic? Barnes Berger? 362 Bolton Bevington Bowers Bockhorsf Boyd Bolish BraFFord Brullier Brown, Dove Brim Brown, Don Brock, D. Brown, K. Brock, R. Brown, T. Brunn Buder Bumgarner Bunch Burton, P. Carroll Carter Caruso Ciift Close Cole Collopy Corken Cornuelle Corum Cox, C. Curtis Dohlheimer Darnell Daughefee Dierks Dodd Dorna Dunn Emmerf England Evans Firth, R. L. Fosfe r, B. Fos'rer, R. Fox Fruley Giles Goins Gofiahon Goodrich Gray Greer Grossheirn Gufh Hamm Honnon Hunni Honnika Burbuge, G. Burboge, 5. Burger Burton, C. Chandler Churchill Cluxton Cleveland Combs Cook, D. Cook, J Cooke Cox, W. Craycraff Cummins Cunningham Davis Dean Dehner Denney Eckerf Edwards Elbrechf Elsluger Firth, R. W. Fitzgerald Fitzpatrick Formon Frost Gauche Gaskins Gerwe Gradolf Gramunn Grant. C. Gram, G. Hull, 3. Hull, D. Holler Hamilton Harris, C. Harris, J, Honerick Hayes Helderbrund Hepfinger Herald, Debbie Herald, Diana Hirsthuuer HoHrogge Holder Holmes Houchen Howe Hughes Hurst Johnson L. Johnson, Sharon Johnson, Susan Johnston Katfenhorn Kuwoski Keafing Keifer Kleinfeldf Kleinfelfer Kline Knorr Lutimer LeCIcire Lee Lester Long Lucas Ludlow Lynn McConn McEIhcmey McIntyre McWilIioms Miles Miller Mills Mitchell Murphy P. Murphy R. Myers, J. Myers, 5. Hicks High? Hill Hinkle Holtzcluw Hons Hopper, D. Hopper, K. Jackson James Jansen Johnson, G. Jones, A, Jones, J Julien Kotfeiman Kern King Kirby Kirchen Koger Koller Kuhl Lodd Lion Lipps Lockard Loescher Marshall Martin, B Martin, D. Martin, G. Mell Melvin Merte Meyer Moermdnd Mom: Moss Murphy, E. Naro Nash Nelson, James Nelson, JePf Nilsen Nuetzel Noble Nunn Norris Oaks Norton O'Connor Oliver Paddock Oppenheimer Perkins Ornellu Parks Osborne Patterson Pederson Phipps Peebles Pierce Peeno Poehlmunn Pennington Pollitf Potter Pryor Fortschmfdt, F. Pummill Fortschmidf, W. Robe Price Rcmundo RunduH Richards, Dale Reese Richards, Dione Reimun Rieke Repperf Riley, P. Riley, W. Rollins Rishel Rowekamp Ritchie Rumble Roberrson Rusk Russ Schull. Russell Schmin, C. Ryan Schmih, D. Sqndker Schneider Schueneman Seiberf Schultz Sheets SCOH' Shimler Seaman Silz Simmelink Sparrow Simmonds Specks Sinclair Spencer Smyfhe Spilzer Stacy Sfewort Stambough Steepei Sfevens, D. Srrunk Stevens, J. Stump Sturgeon Terlescki Sullivan Tosievin Swan Townsend Teismann Townsley Uebel Vanderbilt Vcnderg riff VunNess Wade Wallace Worford Watkins Wilce Williams, Cheryl Williams, Chris Williams, K. Wolfer Woolric'n Worth Wrighf Vurney Venture, C. Venfura, J. Vogely Weds Weil Wettsfein Wiggeringloh Williams, P. Wilson. K. Wilson, W. WiHmeyer Yuhasz Zamzow Zemunek Zingg Life is hard for sophomores. Mr. PHILIP ADAMS McKendree College, B.A,; Peabody College, M A English. Mr. DUANE ALLREAD Miami University, BS, Mfd. College Counselon Mr. JOHN BAGOT University of Cincinnati, B.S ; Xavier Universify, NLEd. American History Mr. JAMES BLACKBURN Kent State Univershy, B.S Algebra I, II, Practical Ge- omeTry. Mr. CHARLES BROWN Miami University, 8.3, World History, Sociology. MrsA LAURA CALDWELL Lander Co'llege, BA. Algebra II, Physics. Mr. JAMES CHAPMAN Ohio University, 3.5. Physical Educaiion. Mr, MARVIN COLLINS Georgetown College, 5.5. Biology, Chemistry. Mr. DENNIS DEVINE University of Cincinnati, B.SV Typing I, ll, Clerical Office Practical Shorthqnd I. Mr. JERRY DUNN Eastern Kenrucky State College, BS. Wood II, Graphic Arts. Mr. WAYNE DUNN Mr. Union College, BA. Special Education Mrs. DOROTHY ESSEX Washington State University, BA. Art, Applied Design, Humanities. H5 Faculty Mr. KENNETH FURRIER Miami University, 5.5.; Ohio Universify, M.Ed. American Government, Humanities Mr. ROGER GROOMS Wilmington College, 8.3. Dramatics, Speech Mr, CARLOS HAMILTON Wilmington College, B5,,- Miami University, M.Ed Amer- ican History, World Geography, Mr. PAUL HAMILTON Wilmington College, B.S. Business Moth, Bookkeeping. Mrs JANE HARDESTY Denison University, 8,8. Mathematics. MrsA JEAN SAWYER HARRIS Barnard College, B.A.; Columbia University, MA. English IV, Humanities. Mn WILLIAM HARRIS Marshall Universiw, B.S. American History, Driver Ed. Miss MYRTLE HEJD Milligan College, BA Practical English, English II. Mrs. BARBARA HUNTING Universify of Michigan, B.5. English II, III. Peace, our mag, and Miss Nash reign over library, Persisfence of Mr. Grooms gets results. t; i, 1. M i 1: t? z i A , a f I! 1 ML w. . ' L. 512-15 5 H6 Mrs. SHIRLEY LATSHAW College of Wooster, 3.3. English lV, Journaiism. Miss SANDRA LINDSAY Bowling Green State University, 5.5. English I, ll. Mrs. ELIZABETH LUCHT Ohio Univershy, 8,3,,- UniversiTy of Paris. French ll, III, IV. Mr. MICHAEL MANNERINO University of Cincinnati, B.S.; Xavier University M.Ed. Senior Band. Mr. JAMES MCBRAYER Miami University, B.S. Biology, Science Seminar. Mrs. SHARON MCDERMOTT Ohio Stme University, 8.5. shorthand I, II, Nolehnnd, Personal Typing, Typing ll, Sec. Office Practice. Mr. JOSEPH MILLER Universiry of Cincinnafi, B.S., M.Ed, Boys' Physical Edu- cation. Mrs. PAULINE MINDER Ohio University, B.A., MS. Home Economics, Applied Design. Miss DORIS MITCHELL Wilmington College, 8.3.; Ohio Stale University, MA. Mathemufics. Mr. JOSEPH MOLER Wilmington College, 83. Drawing I, ll, Engineering Drawing. Mr. ROBERT MOORE University of Cincinnati, B.S. Mathemarics. Mr. WILLIAM MOORE Morehead College, 3.5, Personal Typing, Typing l, Bus iness Law, Sales. Mrs. THELMA MORGAN College cf Nursing and Health, University of Cin- cinnati, RN. School Nurse. Mrs. JANET MORRISSEY Ohio University B.A.,- University of Cincinnati, M.Ed. Counselor. Miss VERA M. NASH Ohio Wesleyan University, B.A.,- University of Cincinnati, M.Ed.; University of Kentucky, School cf Library Science. Librarian. H7 Mr. Allread informs porems of college guidance sources. H8 1 vyzg P ::y 3 ; i I' Mr. Moore relaxes while students work, Mr. DONALD PARKS Morehead College, B.S, World History. Miss MARY JO RUGGIERI Kenf State University, 85. GirIs' Physical Education. Mrs, DOROTHY SCOTT Miami University, BS. Girls' Physical Education. Mr. JOSEPH SHAFER Ohio State University, 8.3., M.Ed. Chemistry, Physics. Mn PARKER SLAVEN Eastern Kentucky State College, B S Power Mechanics, Wood. Mn WAYNE SOMMER Ohio Norrhern University, 8.5. Biobgyy Mrs. DORTHA STEARNS Ashlond College, BA. English II, Latin I. ll, HL Mrs. MARY STRUKE Miami University, B 5.5ponisl1 l, ll, Ill. Mr; RICHARD TOWN Xavier Universiiy, 85. English Ill Mr. RICHARD WALTERS Wilmington College. 85.; Miami University, M.Ed, Coun- selor. Mr. JAMES WESLEY Ecsfern Kentucky State, 3.3. Woods, Metals, Electricity. Mr. RICHARD WESP Universi'ry of Cincinnnri, 3.5.; College Conservatory of Music. Vocal Music. Mr. BERNARD WHITEHOUSE University of Wyoming, 8.5.; Indiana University, M.Ed, American Government. Mr. WAYNE WILLIAMS Ohio University, BS. German I,lll English II. Mr. VIRGIL WILSON University oi Cincinnati, 8.5.; CoIIege Conservatory of Music, B.M.; Xavier University, M.Ed.; Ecole Practique de L'Alliqnce Francoise, French, Instrumental Music. Mrs. RUTH WINTERHALTER University of Dayton, 3.8. Typing l,il, Persona! Typing, Business English, Joined Faculty Second Semester: Mrs. BARBARA APEL Kent State University, B.S. Business. Mr. ROBERT GILLIS Georgetown College, B.A. Business. Mrs. BETTY WASSILAK North Central Coliege, B.A. Mathematics. Steve Herring and Mr. Shafer in Tense momenl discuss grading of exam paper. H9 Clubs and Organizations Friendship, service, cooperoTI'on, leadership, relax- oTion, development of TclenT, and ocquisiTion of knowledge are a few of The aims of The varied groups which funcTion 0T Anderson under The co- ordinoTing influence of The STudenT Council. Drama, iournolism, oThleTics, career clubs, language and service groups challenge The inTeresT of sTudenTs and encourage porTicipaTion in ocTiviTies which en- rich life by many conTocTs beyond The classroom. Table of Contents Student Council Leadership Club Varsity Club Key Club Library Aids OFFIce Aids Proiec'rion Club Red Cross Chess Club Future Teachers of America Girls' AthIeTic Association Scholarship Keys Y-Teens SToge Crofters Thespicm Le Cercle Frungois ROME German Club Chieftain Andersonian Spectrum Quill 0nd Scroli Senior Parents Members: Aaront, Beers, Bell, Bless, Bodmer, Brallier, Brock, Cu1ef, Carson, K. Clark, T. Clark, Corken, Cuddebuck, Dougheree, Dickmon, Dunn, Eckerf, Fiiomeno, Fusaro, Gofarth, Goodrich, B. Hall, Hamilton, Henshaw, Hicks, Jacob, S. Johnson, Keifer, Kelley, Kirby, Koger, LoFonroine, Lehman, Linder, Luescherl Lyman, McCoIlum, Muday, Morksberry, Marsh, Mears, Melvin, T. Student Council Howard Bell, Pres; Charles Scott, V-Pres.; PhyHis Lyman, Cor, Sec.; Roger Marks- berry, Treus.; Marsha Worth, Hist,- Karen Brollier, Rec, Sec. 122 Millet, J, Myers, 5. Myers, 5. Ned, Oliver, Paterson, Pfitzenmoire, Pinkerton, F, Ponschmidt, Rhein, Riley, Rishel, Rush, W. Schilling, Schingledecker, Schmin, D, Scott, K Scott, Sharp, Sheatzley. Simmelink, Thompson, Thornhill, T'Iscl-I- bein, Van Ness, Whitesides, Wiggeringloh, Winklebach, Wolf, M. Worth, 8. Worth, Zeter. Leadership Club LEADER9 CLUB-ROW ONE: Daily, Worth, Johns, Purerson, Em- merf. ROW TWO: SCOH, Kelley, Clark, Hamilton, Miller. ROW THREE: Cruycraft, DeSulvo, Zefer, Filomeno, Bless, Lewis. ROW FOUR: Rhein, Scott, Culef, Wenger, Bell, Marksberry, Wolf. ROW FIVE: Wolf, Adviser; Fonschmidt, Borfmess, Simmelink, Marsh, Schfngledecker, 5n? . :2: 4:25.:12' 12.; ROW ONE: McDonald, WinkelbocI-n, Treas.; Rhein, Pres.; Maslowski, V-Pres.; Brehm, Sec,- Brown, Adviser. ROW TWO: SccH, Yncks, Robertson, Pierce, Fuscro, McDaniel, BelL ROW THREE: Halli Heneveld, Guillicms, Oark, Dickmon, Cloxron, chninger. ROW FOUR; Taylor, Becker, West, Schilling, Thornhill, Wolf, Murksberry, Mears. ROW FIVE: Pollif, Kuldmo, Marz, Miltenberger. Simmelink, Rothwell, Nichols. Will they ever fund if? Loescher, Kleinfeldt, Tolbert, McDanief. Butler fell where to gal ROW ONE: Bopp, Chonnell, Thornhill, Treai; Winkelboch, V.-PresA; Marksberry, Pres.; Wanninv ger, SeC.; Buxier, Bless, McDaniel. ROW TWO: Bidddle, Brehm, McDonald, Bell, Yucks, Zomzow, Ringler, Siedenlopf, Burnes, Scott, Guillioms, ROW THREE: Williams, Adviser; Aicholtz, Claxton, Valentine, West, Zigos, Ludwig, Greer, Wolf, Milienberger, Viering. ROW FOUR: Weis, Dixon, Dwyer, Simmelink, Taylor, Mears, Smith, Kenner, Winkle, F. Weis, ToonA ROW FIVE: Follit, HoeHel, Schingledecker, Burke, McCoy, Burdick, Tolberf, Haas, Adams, Kuldmo, Cox, Board. .I 4....a24 . $ l ii l a .7- 123 The Sorrowful Angel by Winston Breeden. ROW ONE: Kern, Lewis, Lothom, Biller, Rcberts ROW TWO: Ruurk, Hul'l, Oaks, Morgan, Frell, Johnson. Library and Office Aids ROW ONE: Grant, Barbary, Shakley, Henshcw, Hughes, Ashford. ROW TWO: Lewis, Hoffard, Unverzog'r, Tostevin, Whifesides, Wyuii, Merritt. 124 Projection Club ROW ONE: Murphy, Wilk, Doench, Scott, ROW TWO: Bockhorsf, Muan, East, Howell, Parks, Adviser. ROW THREE: Jones, Meister, Wolf, Cooke, Friend, Wagner. ROW FOUR: Flake, Toon, Cotton, Weis. Parks in action, Chess Club Anderson's newest club was creaTed for The purpose of having fun. Guided by Mr. Shofer, The members learn to think, To plan s'rrcn'regicolly, and to enjoy The companionship of other students. Members. ROW ONE: DA Firth, Poehlmonn, Treas.; Edwards, 5ec.; DeSahm, Pre5.; Wagner, Prell, V.-Pres. ROW TWO: Scon, Clark, B. Firth, Cunningham, Norton, Le Claire. ROW THREE: Mane, Weis, Mackenthun, Hahn, Wilson, Doggetfe, Ramirez, England. Red Cross Each fall the Anderson Chapter of The American Red Cross seeks contributions for underprivileged children Throughouf The world. Under the direction of Miss Myrtle Held The members also help The unfortunate of our own community. Shukley, Young, Boysinger, Adviser Her, and President Wenger discuss scope of their work. 125 Ushers, ROW ONE: Emmich, Shakley, Co-Copf; Titus, Copf; CIork. ROW TWO: Gilchrist, Hamilton, Keifer, Pcvlik, Pusock. ROW THREE: Smyrhe, Vogely. Wiggeringloh, C. Miller. ROW FOUR: Sandberg. Geforth, Croy- craft. ROW FIVE: Clark, K.Miller1 Chedsey, Wenger. Future Teachers of America ROW ONE: Mignerey, Winterholter, Adviser; Chedsey, Trecs.; Lyman, Sec.,- Homilfon, Pres.,- Woolrich, V-Pres.; Coilins, Adviser; ShukTey, Mell. ROW TWO: Adams, Clark, Anderson, Johns, Jones, Emmich, Van Ness, Vogely, Comm, Gufion, Titus, Ashford. ROW THREE: Wiggeringloh, Keifer, Jones, Alexander, Fromm, Helm, Burton, McMiHin, Merritt, England, Becker, Paviik, 126 Vogely. ROW FOUR: Clark, Caruso, Myers, McCollum, Johnson, Gilchrist, Pusock, Lester, Dean, Smyfhe, Kern, Goodrich, Woohich, Otfen. ROW FIVE: Oliver, Seven, K MiHer, C. Miller, Zingg, Sundberg, Gofonh Croycroft, Wenger, Ramey, Hoeger, Wright, Pollift ROW ONE: Marsh, Pres; Guynn, Treass; Murphy, Secs; Frerking, lnterclub Council,- Morgcn. Adviser. ROW TWO: Piepho, Ison, Wells, Nunn, Rollins, WcodruH, Taylor, Foster, Rieke, S. Johnson, Fromm, Gray. Health Ca reers Future Business Leaders ROW ONE: Kern, Bulmos, Hill, Robertson, Treus.,- Hughes, Penrod. ROW TWO: Kelley, Pres; HoHord, Dopf. ROW THREE: Johnson, Grunt, Conover, Riggs. ROW FOUR: Dots fillo, Prother, Wright. ROW FIVE: Reuszher, WyoH', Sec.- Merrm, V.-Pres.,- Fisher. ROW SIX: Lewis, Burdsol, wm- meyer. ROW SEVEN; Jim Kenner, Williams, Wymer, Jack Kenner. 127 Girls Athletic Association x , g . ROW ONE: Scott Hres.; Marsh, Clark, Treus.; Houchen, McMiTlin, V.-Pres.; Wilson, $ec.,- VonNess, Frerking, Baysinger, Duughefee, Myers. ROW TWO: Sandberg, Wolfangle, Thomas, Anderson, Johns, Gray, Browne, Jones, Pater- son, Hamilfon, Vogely, Harmon, ROW THREE: P. Craycmft, Johnson, Mur- Gym feeders show us how. a.- phy, Moore, Sanders, Titus. Monsey, Farrow, Doench, Fromm, Hodge, Ramey, Koger. ROW FOUR: Koldmo, McWilIicms, Rishel, A. Vogely, Wettstein, Meyers. Cornuelle, Hull, Kindle, Keifer. Nash, ROW FIVE: Simmelink, S, Cray- crcht, Herald, Hurst, Goodrich, Schuenemcm, Brown, Greer, Mirchell, Hueger. R. Seitzinger boosts Daugheree's sale of programs Gold. ROW ONE; Spurgeon, Mignerey, Woolrich, Koger, Croycrofr, Grab, Brollier, Plucke, Clark. ROW TWO: Simmelink, Weis, Bor'rmess, Bloss, Jacob. Silver. Seniors: Anderson Ashford, Bell, Colef, Carson, Hamilton, Johns, Lyman, Piepho, Ruork, Sharp, Smith, Thompson, Worth. Juniors: Bodmer, Bopp, Butler, Cuddebock, Decker, Doggeffe, Foster, Frerking, Fromm, Fusoro, Hayes, Herring, Kelley, Lewis, Lipe, Ludwig, Mockenfhun, Maslowski, McCaldin, McCollum, McForren, Miller, MiITz, Monsey, Smith, Shakley, Taylor, Tischbein, WoodrUff, PHTzenmoier, Pusock, Rollins, Wegelin, Whisner. I29 Scholarship Keys Bronze. Seniors: Bobbs, Burnes, Butler, Corum, DeSolvo, Frazier, Goforfh, Morksberry, McDaniel, Murphy, Paterson, Pinkerton, Reimon, C. SCOTT, D. Scott. Juniors: Emmich, Hahn, Hermann, Hodge, C. Johnson, 3. Johnson, Koppman, Lovery, Lehman, Lyle, Morz, Myers, Richardson, Stagnoro, Troutmon, Weis, Wells, Wolf, Wymer. Sophomores: Beer, Beers, Boyd, D. Brown, T. Brown, CQrTe'r, Cornuelle, Cox, Dohlheimer, Darnell, Dunn, Elsloger, EmmerT, Gray, Holler, Hanni, Harris, Hayes, Johnson, Kern, Kindle, Kirby, Koger, LeCIoire, Lester, Lockord, Marshall, McConn, McWillioms, Meyers, Murphy, NueTzel, Oliver, Paddock, Pierce, Poehl- monn, Potter, Potfschmidf, Reimon, Riley, Russ, SCOTT, Simmelink, Sinclair, Stoepel, Sullivan, Townsley, VonNess, Vogely, WeHsTein, Woolrich, Worth, Wright, Zomzow, Zingg. 7.44.. an. .4 . . ' E4 fx- T ROW ONE: Gray, Browne, Pfitzenrnaier, Treasl; Wainscoit, Sec; Clark ROW FOUR: Wyatt, Kirby, Murphy, Honni, Wiliiams, Under, T, Johnson, Pres.; Sundberg, Kuldmo, Walker, Wilk. ROW TWO: Thomas, Gerwe, C. Emery, Lucas, Riley, Hicks, Hayes. ROW FIVE: Hurst Rollins, McCal- Houchen, M. Worth, Bowers, A. Vogely, C. Barbary, Cunningham, HQH, lum, Paddock, Williams, Smith, Huwkinson, Schick, Winmeld, Myers, Whis- Johns, Titus, Daily. ROW THREE: Beer, Adams, 5. Emery, Kelley, Tischbein, ner, Brown. Wells, Grab, Adams, Moss, 5. Johnson, Luvery, Keifer, Wiggeringloh, ROW ONE: Elston, Nowak, Kelly, VanNess, Lederer, VsPres.; Edwards, Deon, Crawford, Croycraft, West, Klot'rer, Martin, Dallmnnn, Daughetee, Dierz, Jones, M. Barbary. ROW TWO: Zimmerman, Paterson, Frerking, Pavlik, Ruark, Roberrs, Acram. ROW FIVE: Briggs, Marsh, Haeger, Ramey, Lyman, Trourmun, Dopf, 5. Worth, Helm, Hanson, Maday. Noell, Ander- Goforth, Guynn, Wymer, Spurgeon, Chedsey, Whifesides. Hylion, Murphy, son. ROW THREE: Noble, Henshow, Mihz. Merin, Conover, Moyholl, Corum, Gates. Koch, Homm, Wallace, Gibson, Armstrong, Vogely. ROW FOUR: Pinkerton, T30 ROW ONE: Greer, Sruge Mgr.; Hughes, Lighting; Russell. Bunch, Thornhill, Armbruster, Senyer, Ringler, Lewis, Howe, ROW TWO: Friend, Eusf, Board, Alihuus, Merl, Wardrobe Cuddebuck, Steinmetz, Wulfekoner, Winkle, Clements, Le- Mistress; Bockhorsr. Jones. ROW THREE: Knorr, Hathorn, Claire Thespian Society ROW ONE: K. Vogely, Calef, Carson, Hammon, Sand. Grooms, Roberts, Myers, Scon, Wiggeringloh, A. Vogely. berg. ROW TWO: H052, Smyrhe, Lyman, Worth, Coach ROW THREE: Bloss,$haver,McCoy, DeSalvo, Greer, 131 Corolers: Bowers, Croycrafr, Pusqck, Ludwig, Gilchrist, Townsley, Nilsen, Terlescki, Lovery, Johns, Rush, Kirby, Miller, Madoy. Le Cercle Frangais ROW ONE: Emmich, GHchrisf, Johnson, V.-Pres.; Craycrah, Fres.; Puviik, Trecs.; Riley, Sec.; Luchf, Adviser; Herring. ROW TWO: Shckley, Melvin, Monday, B. Jones, Johns, K. Clark, Gotium Gra- dolf. ROW THREE: Ryan, Foster, Homihon, Lovery, Worth, Burton, 132 ; 'w6,y 47 Bowers. Cornuelle, Carson. ROW FOUR; Nilsen, Wright, Beers, Lucas. McWilIioms, Lewis, Kirby, Murphy, Pusack. ROW FIVE: Doggene, Terlescki, Stacy, S. Dunn, Miller, K. Dunn, Wenger, Lud- wig, Burke. German Club German Club spreads Christmas cheer fo communny. ROW ONE: K, Williams, Sec.- Ross, V.-Pres.,- W. Wi!lioms, Adviser,- Emmerf, Pres.; Keifer, Trees. ROW TWO: Hermann, Doench, Randall, Wettstein, r Kirchen. ROW THREE: Kern, Norton, Johnson, Bodmer. ROW FOUR: Hughes, Hahn, Harterick, Edwards. Rome ROW ONE: Cox, Steams, Adviser; Vogely, Treus.; M. Worth, Pres.; Hopper, V.-Pres.; Vogefy, Sec; LeCIaire, Latimer. ROW TWO: Beer, Plephc. Fromm, Meyer, Kuhl, Tost- evin, Humm, Bolce, Broermun, chhom ROW THREE: Sondberg, Firth, Fronk, Purkins, Spencer, Pfitzenmoier, Bopp, Reuscher, Williams. ROW FOUR: Baker, Lingg, Oliver, Johnson, Kunenhorn, Wymer, Goodrich, Potter, Sullivan. ROW FIVE: Wiggeringloh, Hueger, Biddle, WoodrUH, Paddock, KWeinfelter, LuFomoine, Romey, Stagnuro, Metre. g.k.4.u -QAA A K. Vogely, A Vogely, and Wiggeringloh in banquet garb 133 StoH. ROW ONE: Worth, VanNessl Uebel, John; Sharp. ROW TWO: Miller, K. Clark, Anderson, Johnson, Hamilton, Bodmer. ROW THREE: B, Murphy, Keifer, McWiIliams, Rodman, Kelley, Ruark. ROW FOUR: Ccief, Carson, Chieftain in 1T5 second year of publication, The Chieftain has already become 0 Tradition. Wri'rten and printed by sfudenfs, ff gives an accurate account of currenf evems 0t Anderson Adviser Lutshuw and Editor Miller plan layout l D. Koger, K. Scott, D. Scott, Linder, Goforth. ROW FIVE: Gteer, Gutfon, Wymer, Spurgeon, E. Clark, Wagner, ROW SIX: Figurt, McCoy, Campbell, Burke, Schmitf. Page Editors: Burke, Johnson, Worth, Colef Managers: Rodman, Hamilton, Johns, Wagner, Scott. Andersonian Book of Memories Editor Zeter and Business Manager Koger discuss theme with Adviser Nash. Advertising Staff ROW ONE: Kenner, Kenner, Koger, Robertson, Kern, Bulmos. ROW TWO: Johnson, Merritt. ROW THREE: Riggs, Lewis. ROW FOUR: Kloner, Kelley, WEHmeyer. Page Editors: Romey, Shokley, Hodge, Mignerey, Roberts, Gilchrist Klotfer, Wainscon, PusuckA 135 5mm ROW ONE: Zeter, Hamilton, Wells, Sharp, Johns, Adviser Harris. ROW TWO: Pusuck, Winfield, Scott, Zimmerman, Bodmer, Bloss, Carson, Calef, CroycrofL ROW THREE: Doggene, Muckenthun, Thompson. Spectrum 'u mm M 0 :51. Jumnatimml Banana; Smitty furEigII Srhnul WW mu Members: 3. Colef, K. Carson, K. Clark, T. Miller, J. Wagner, M. Worfh. 136 Editors: Thompson, Adviser Harris, Bloss, Johns, Zeter. Inifiofes. Andersonion: C. Koger, M. Mignerey, M. Roberts, G. Shokley, P, Zeter. Chieftain: C. Gof'ron, C, Goforth, M. Hamilton, 5. Johnson. SpecTrum: D. Bloss, G. Bodmer, M. Johns, P. Thomp- SOU. A shadow slowly moves down the hall with key in hand. A click of the lock, CI flip of the lights, and thus begins another day at Andersonts Book- store. In an instant Karen Brullier and Pat Cruyd croft ioin Marsha Worth in their daily duty as morning salesmen. Soon the familiar faces of Charles Scott, Becky Beer, Carol Adams, Bob Dickmcn, Mimi Rush, Cathy Paterson, Craig Heneveld and Howard Bell crowd around to learn the latest gossip. And, oh yes! There is Pearl Varney, fighting his way through the crowd to buy a pencil. All too soon the bell rings, and students are forced to move to their homerooms. Now announcements have been made, attend- ance token, and everyone is off to a club meet- ing, a class or the Bookstore. Since this includes Karen, 0 replacement must be found. Fortunately Cindy Koger is able and eager, and as money comes in for the Water Ballet, SOUTH PACIFIC and Pep Club, everyone on both sides of the counter becomes thoroughly confused. Then Judy Moday asks for the Student Council minutes. The crowd clears fast, however, as clubs and cicsses get underway. One lone soul remains. Dick Fiege begins to cry when he hears the to- miliur tune HSorry Dick, we're out of change; check the officef' Dickts in luck today, however, for Sue Emery approaches with nickle in hand to purchase her daily penci!. Eight-thirty and all is well. Suddenly the calm is interrupted by Merry Hcmiiton and Marilyn Johns, two poor creatures who insist they need one more opinion to meet their deadline for the Chieftain; and iust as the bell sounds, Phyllis Ly- man hurriedly pulls out her dime for cu pack of papermofter all there are so many notes to take. Quickly the window is pulled down, the tights flipped off, and the door slammed, as Pot runs to her second bell class. The day's not over, for as lunch approaches, the Bookstore is once again opened for business. Gil Stognoro appears to work saying that Chuck McDonald has gone to lunch with Bob chsinger. HFine, Marsha replies, Hbut I thought it was Becky Houchen's day to work. The fumitior faces of Chris Dollmann 0nd Mon- ica Wymer can be seen as they hoid on extended conversation in the lobby. As Janet West ap- proaches, Chris informs her that she can pick up the Y-Teens' poster at the Bookstore. Meonwhiie back at the Bookstore, jokes are told, GSsignments are checked, and a delivery of paperbacks is received. Mr. Tobin will be happy now-for his special edition of TgLe 9f M CM has finally arrived, and with its arrival comes a mass of sophomores eager to buy the Bookstore's latest HBest Setter. Finally the school day ends; Marsha deposits the day's receipts with Miss Nash and completes the entry in the Bookstore's ledger. Thus ends another day at the Student Council Bookstore. 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