Beechwood High School - Beechwood Yearbook (Fort Mitchell, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1970 volume:

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Mrsh Hora Martens, B.S., bids her Ist graders goodbye at rhc end ofa busy day. Mrs. Lillian Oicn, AB, patiently waits for her lst graders; to rccitc. QIUDENFTEACHEB LEARNQ FROM 1A AND 18 Miss Linda Day gained valuable Experiencc student teaching in Mrs. Oicnhs and Mrs. Mar- ENS first grades during the first semester. Beech- wood is the first school in which Miss Day has taught. After completing her student teaching she re- turned to the University of Kentucky to finish her major in Elementary Education. Miss Day, SIudEnt teacher. gives each student individual attention. Mrs. Sue Martin, BASH smiles patiently at her stu- dents. Mrs. Mary Fossitr, 3.3., points out number scrs to her 2nd grade students. Mrs. Beverly Crow 13.5. explains the daily arithmetic lesson to the 4th grade. Explaining new math to 3rd graders is onc of Mrs. joclla Bramc-Fs, M.A., many daily inbs. Mrs. jane Hcilc, AV 8., directs a question to her class. Mrs. Ann Bcchmld, A.B,, nominated for Most Outstanding Young Woman of thc chr, reaches the 4th grade. f l! 1,31; I; ,. Miss Hazei Moscly, M,A., keeps her 4-5 grade class informed about the states. Straightening the magazine mck is :1 daily chorc ofMiss anccta Frazier, 13.5., the librarian. Mrs. Martha Victor. A.Bu uses film strips to explain social studies :0 her 6th grade class. Besides high school an and English classes, Mrs. joAnn Wcavcr, Alli, also teaches clel mcmary art. TEACHERS INQIRUCTAQ WELL AS LISTEN Mrs. Virginia Reese, A.B., plans new activities for her English classes. Mr, Dennis Crow, B.M., enjoys teaching music to all ages. Miss joyce Schilling, B.A., reflects over a student's comment, Miss Mary jean Tillman, B.A.. takes a momcnr to help Susic McFale with her French vocabulary. ' l8 Miss BcttyISChmitz, M.A., offers constructive criticism to Peggy Zeidlcr and ML Roger Wall, B.S., cnlightcns his health class on the problems of me Steve Dams 1n creative writing class. growing population. Looking in on Mr. Dick Mails, B.S., we set him contemplating on his psychology class. l9 20 Mrs, Donna Goodman, B.Sc.Ed., was able to communicate well With her pupils. LNA Mr. Gilbert Hammond, M A , ingtrucrs students in their science; Mrs. Mary Ellen Lucas, 85,, uscs iliustrarions to cn- lighten her class. Mr. james Molley, B.S., explains studcnczf questions through experiments. TEACHERS PROVIDE IMEREQTING CIJRRIQJLUM ;;$ X s4 Mrs. Mary Belle Porter, M.Ed., Bccchwoodk Ersr guidance counselor advises students on their future. Mr. Stanley Leeds, M.A., smiles at the difficulties of his math prob- 1cms. Mr. jack Payne, B.A., Ends time from his busy schedule to talk to students 2l ADMINIQENION TACKLEQ NEW PROBLEMS ' -.11--: Bccchwood's new Assistant Principal and Athletic Director, Mr. John Grubbs is helpful in time of sickness. Mr. Edgar McNabb Supcrintcndcnt. remains jovial rc- gardlss 0f the problems that may arisc. Mr. Harold Williams conccmratts, as he has many tasks :15 Eccchwoodk ncw prin- Cipal, 22 Members of thc Board of Education arefrom left ta rigfsr: Mrs. Slyvia Morgan, Secretary; Mr. Mr. Richard Kramer. This 1969-70 school year was a difficult year for the Beechwood School Board of Education. Because of a fast climbing en- rollment, crowded conditions werc prev- alent in the school. The Board worked hard to pass a bond issue which would provide funds for desperately needed facilities. We would like to express our appreciation to them for their efforts in getting the bond issue passed. Mr. W. R. Macklin, III, serves as chair- man of the Board and Mr. Harry Davis acts as vicc-chnirman. Other members are Mrs. Elmer Myers, Mr. Edward Bramel, J1, and Mr. Richard Kramer. Harry Davis; Mrsl Elmer Myers; Mr. Edward Bramel; and Mr. W. R. Mncklin, Chairman of the Board, congratulzues Ann on :1 job well done. 23 Members of thc Student-Faculty Committee are, bade row: Mr. Hammond, Mike Carr, john Horgan, Anita Hughes, Leslie Lassetrcr,Ji1E Frcy,chf Taylor, Mr. Maile, Miss Schmitz. Mrs, WCQVCL Front row: Steve Spaulding, jay StevensJeff Stevens, Charlie Rose, Gail Shcurcr. Junior class officers arcfrom lift to rigblxjcff Stevens. V PICS.L Lee Lassetrer, Secs, Jill Frey, Prcs.; Sally Johnson, Treas.; Steve Schultz, Sgt. at Arms. I h . J; m w, E Serving as Senior class officers are Holly Macklin, Sec; Hub Hood, Pres; Mike Carr, V. Pres.; Lynda Willman, Tram; and Timmy Clayton, Sgt. at Arms. 24 7'J'JWIIIIIQIjI Allll'ill-g 4A? an: Officers of 10B are fmm left ta right: Susie McFalls, Sen; Cathy Schmidt, V. Pres; Kathy Simpson, Sgt. 2r Arms;chf Taylor, Pres; and Lorna Yates, Treas. Class officers of 10A are from top ta battam: Par Blackburn, Semjoe Allen, Trans; Paul Kcnm, Sgt. at Arms; and John Horgan, V. Pres. n. Acting ofEccrs of 9A are from left to right: Ginny Hughes, Treas.; Leslie Lassettcn Pres; Andy Hughes, V. Pres; Gina Ginn, Sgt. at Arms; and Beth Macklin, Sec. 25 Class officers of 9B arcfmm left 1:; right: Paul Schulxz, Sgt. at Arms; Linda Rans- Steve Spnulding, Pres., discusses Class matteis with Chris Smith, Trms.: Brad dell. Treas.; Hugh Smith, V. Pres; Judith Rozcman, Sec; and Jay Stevens Pres Hood, V, Pres; Bill Ahlcrs. Sgt. at Arms; and Theresa Bums Sec. officers 0f7A. Eighth grade officers arcfram hf; Io rigbr: Charlie Rose. Press, Lisa Black, Tums; Anita Hughes, V. Prcs.; and Pam Blackburn. Sec. Officers of 7B are Gail Shearer. Pres; Greg Crist, V, Pres.; Mike Murray. Trcas. wandy Savcly. Sea, is missing. 26 Paul Matracia shows his salesmanship as he works at Klingcnbcrgs Hardware SIOFC. QTUDENTQ PROFIT FROM VOCATIONAL TRAINING Auto mechanics is one of the many fields offered ru- Vocntional School. Amy AllcrHs intCrCSE in Art may lead her into a cutter. 27 28 iLTT; 97: ' . HI 4 fl; 1 . 29 Mr. Ralph Cody takes time our to enjoy his lunch and contemplates on his afternoon accivitics. EQQENTFALQ DEVOTE Mr. Cody checks the gauges of the: furnace before turning it on. Mr. Ken Leeds poses while Cicaning the gym after a basketball game. 30 Mt. Ralph Cody, custodian, does a varie- ty of necessary jobs around the school. They are general repairs and keeping the building clean and in good condition. This year Mr. Cody was aided by Mr. Ken Leeds during the day and Mt. Walter Shirley in the afternoon. Mrs. Eunice Woodard, school secretary, has many tasks to perform in a days time. Included in these are general office work and the preparing of the daily absentee list. This year Mrs; Woodard was helped by stu- dent office aides, who did the running of errands for the ofhce. Mrs. Vesta Schultz, dietician, hxes deli- cious lunches with the help of her compe- tent staff. She has been at Beechwood for twenty years making the dinners for the banquets, also. We wish to thank these people for their devoted service. QEPMCE TO SCHOOL 3 W hMts. Vesta Schultz, dietician prepares a variety of delicious foods for students each day. Mrs. Eunice Woodard shows Heidi Toclke how to work the adding machine in the offtee. 3I Congratulations and good luck are expressed in the courtyard after the commencement CXCFCiSES. Final preparations are made in the last few moments before the long- awaitcd event. Dr. Frank Steely, president of the quthcrn Ken- tucky State College addressed the thirtytcight gradu- ates onjunc 4. Rev. Kenneth Clay did the invocation 2nd benediction. Rev, james Taulman gQVC the baccalaureate ser- mon with Rev. john Astlcs saying the invocation and benediction on May 31. 34 Dr. Frank Steely, president of Northcm Kentucky State College, addresses the gradu- Principal Harold Williams presents the class of 70 I Hi The members of the class of 70 prepare to receive their diplomas. GPADLWION FINISHES GCHOOL YEARS Salutarorinn, Diane Darenkamp, gives her speech graduation night. Speaking before parents, teachers, and friends is Mike Marchctt, valcdictori- an. 35 Mr. Lee Hoefmghoff PICSCnlS the Harvard Book Award to junior, Willie Kautz. Mr. Harold Williams announces Best School Citizens, Peggy Ztidlcr and Michael C. Carr. Mr. jack Payne gives Mike Matcher: a trophy for Best Dclcgatc in thc chcralist Party at the Youth in Politics Convention. State Speech contestants are: S. Forcn:r,J. Rozcman, L. Lasscrer. L. lasscucn D. Smith, and M. Loomis. 36 DEQERJIED RECOGNHTON GIVEN N HONORS NIGHF Mrsljohn Toclkc, PTA presidcnt, announces Diane Damnkamp as winner of thC PTA scholarship. Mr. john Grubbs recognizes members of the National Honor Society Tutors arc awanicd by Mr. john Grubbs for their service. 37 Crowned king and queen arc Hub Hood and Karen O'Brien. HWECDMING QPOIUGMED an-l QWl-FORMAL The mood of the music brings Sue Meyers andjeff Boylc t0 the Peter Keam enjoys himself at the semi-formal 38 dancc floor. dance, Mr. and Mrse Mailc and Mr. Molley enjoy talking as wcll as watching at the dance. For the first time in two years, Beech- wood had a homecoming dance sponsored by the Senior Class. It was the first semi- formal dance held for the occasion Karen OhBrien 21nd Hub Hood were crowned queen and king at the dance instead of during half-time of the Lexington Sayre game. The court included Holly Macklin, Linda Rose, Peggy Zeidler, Roger Crouch, Dan Goetz, and Glenn McEntyre. Dancing to the sounds of Barnaby Rudge is Shauna Jacobs. 39 Couples discuss plans for afmr prom parties during an intermission. Queen Karen 03min and King Bob McPhcc reign over the eve- ning's festivities. 4o MUSIC FOBJUNIOB-QENIOB PROM Members of the Prom Court are: Mike Grimes, Linda Rose, Dan Goctz, Nancy Hcffron, Roger Crouch, jiJl 5chch Boyle, Mary Pozccr, cmwnbcarcr Tim Mnloney, Quccn Karen OhBrEcn, King Bob McPhcc, 3nd crownbcarcr Susan Magnryw The 1970 junior-Scnior Prom was held at Boone Airc Country Club with music provided by East Orange Express. Karen OhBricn and Bob McPhce were crowned king and queen. Seniors Mary Porter, Linda Rose, Roger Crouch, and Dan Goctz with juniors jill Frey, Nancy Hef- fron, Mike Grimes, and Jeff Boyfc made up the court. Crownbcarcrs were Susan Maga- ry and Timmy Maloncy. Barb Schultc and Bill Keller were servers, 4l SENIORS PREQEM' REBEL WNHOUT A CAUQE' Lovely! Grandma, ifyou tell another lit, you're going to turn to stone. xi :3 Want me to imitate a stupid cop? 'listcn, Punk, you'll be answering 3 10E of ques- tionsfa Thccast includes: L Rose R Matmcia. T. Licrman. B. Schwab, K. Casson, S. Schmidt, G. McEntyrc, M. Davis, D. Schmidt, D. DarcnkamPJ. Keller, K 013mm, L Yclton, T. Clayton, L. Hollcnkamp, L Willman, D. Morand, DV Cobb, L. Kayscr, M. Match- ctt, S, Meyers, M Carr, H. Macklin, R. Crouch, M. Porter, B. Alltn,D,Nordm1n, H. Hood, and C. Kuhn. 42 Cut off a button and you get to join the club! 12;..- , - 1 Eyb Maybe it's bcttcr to do a poor job of being too kind than Explain to these? They think thcy own the world. a poor job of being too tough. Rebel Without A Cause was presented by the Senior Class with Karen O1Brien and Tim Clayton taking the leads. Given in front of the largest audience ever in attendance for a class play, the Seniors hon- ored Mr. Jack PaynE, director, With a plaque. 11My poor baby, they've killed him? 43 The concert band perfon'ms during an assembly with Christmas carols. The band rests before playing the processional for graduation. Mr. Fred Bell piescntcd a program on thc NASA Scniorsjolm Burke and Glenn McEntyrc lead chccrs space program. during an clcmcnmry and high sdmol pup rally AQQEMBUEQ ENTEPJNN A9 WELL AG EDUQXTE Fourth graders present a Junior American Citizen play based on the making of our first flag Third grade Lincoln head pennies squeeze out of their piggy bank. 45 Frcdda Simpson, Nadine Ward, Sandy Becker, and janine Hollcnkamp pcrform in a Good and Plent-W commcrcial. Holly Macklin, Kathy Simpson, Gail Shearer, and Kathy Schmidt portray country girls in the skit for the Mothcr-Daughter Banquet. Mr. Billyjoe Mansfield, assiSIanr commissioner of KHSAA speaks to the fathers and sons. 46 AWARDQ IQQUED N QPOPJQ BANQUEF Coach Mail: presents Hub Hood with an award. Guest speaker for the Sports Banquet is Mr. Tay Baker, UC basketball coach. Checrlcading sponsors and their husbands attend the banquet. 47 SPEECH CLUB PERFORMQ IN WREE ONE ACF PLAYS The Reverend preparcs to marry Lily Lackamoney and j Tamarack Garglc. Junior High Speech Club members acted out What You DonT Know Wonk Hurt You? a play written by Mrs. Mary Ellen Lucas, sponsor. : The BCIV and True Blue and Trusted were prescnted by Sen- ior High Speech Club members. All three plays were directed by Mrs. Lucas. Maxine Mascarm lures Baldcrdash Trustworthy into a trap set by J Tamarack Garglc. Balderdash and J. Tamarack fight over LilyE hand in marriage as Grandmama helps Balderdash. 48 INVOLVE QrUDENTQ Members of the Senior High Speech Club are: C. chbcler, D. Cox, D. Dorsal, H. Toclkc, R. Schweitzer, P. Blackburn, LA LassetterJ. Stevens, A. Billingslcy, C. Howard, P, Keam, G. Matracia, M. Carr, C. Banta, and j. Adams. Junior High Speech Club members are: M, Fitzer, j. Rozeman, A. Middleton, D. Smith, V. Foltz, V. Koors, S. Savcly, DA Luck, L. Black, K. Angel, 5. Former, Ck Leidy, E. Porter, R. Fondren, D. Gillham, R. Cox, D Stevens, 5. Keith, R. Hutchcraft, T, Gebhart, N. Tychcson, N. McCann, G. ShearerLL. Lassctter, and Beth Mackiin. French club members are: K. Simpson, P, Blackburn, Sjohnson, H. Mack- lin, P, KearnJ. Taylor, S. McFalls, K. Holthaus, L Lasscttcr, D. Dorsal, M. Gooch, D. Meyers, and D. Sorrels. Members of Future Teachers of America are: L. Rose, D. Nordman, N. Rirzcmhaler, D. Morand, R. Tcwcll, M4 Rozcman, L. Willman, P. Mackzum, M. Porter, M. Loomis, D. Darenkamp, L. Hol- lcnkamp, J. Frey, H. Toelkc, D. Morand. 49 RJBUWONQ REVIEW YEAR Editors, Sue Meyers. Holly Macklin, Linda Rose, and Roger Crouch, crop a picture for thc 1970 BEECHWOOD. The annual staffers are: L. Hollenkamp, H. Toelkc, P. Mackzum, j. Howell, B. Schwab, M, Porter. T. Listman, D. Brade. Boyle, C. Kuhn, M. Matchctt, L. Kayscr. P. KcamJ. Adams, and Mr. jack Payne, adviser. Co-cditors of the BEECHBARK look over an exchange paper with adviser, Miss Betty Schmitz'. Staff members of the BEECHBARK are: L. Willman, S. Meyers, M. Rozcman, S. Davis. D. Morand, j. Keller, P. Mackzum, A. Billingsley, P. Kk-man, D. Nordman, M Matchcrt, TA Clayton, F. ZCidlcr, R. A 'llh d Crouch, L. Rosc, M. Austin, D, Zcrhuscn, D. Darcnkarnp, M. Carr, Co-gdators Of the BEECH'EARDE LISA Cg. arr: an and Miss Schmim judxc Keller, compare the 1m an sccon lssuts. 50 Members of rhc Hj-Y are: S. Davis, H Eddy, S. Schmidt, D. Sorrels, S. Schultz, W. Kautz, C. BanraJ. Boyle, D. Ransdcll, P. Keam, B McPhee, D. Vollmcr, E. Albrcktson, and D. Bram- cl. Hi-Y officers are: M. Marchctr, pres.; T. Licrman, scc.-trcas.; D. Gocrz, v. pres. Tri-Hi-Y 0chch arcj. Frey, trcai; M. Porter, v. pres; S Meyers, sec; H. Macklin, Sgt-ar-arms; L. Hollenkamp, chaplain; and D Cobb, pres. Youth in Politics delegates are: P. Blackburn, E. Albrekrson, M. Matchett, S. Schmidt, T. Lierman, L. Lasscttcr, S. Mcyers,j. Frey, H. Mack- lin, L. Hollcnkamp, M4 Rozeman, L. Willman,J. Rozeman, G. Hughes, L. lassctter, D. Sorrels,J. Boyle, Hicc-presidemial candidata and P. Kcam. 'I'ri-Hi-Y members are: L. Lassetter, L. Lassetter, C. Murray, D Morand, P Macksum, L. Willman, N, Ritzenthaler, D. Nordman, S, Cobb, G. Simmons, D. Zcrhuscn, I-L Toelkc, D. Dorsel,j. Rozcman, L. Ransdell, B. Macl-din, D. Cooper, G. Hughes, D. Morand,j. Howell, P. Blackburn, P. Kleman, M. Rozeman, P. Willman, B. Brinkman,j. Crouch, P. Willman, D. Lynn, P. Zeidlcr, RA Hood, N. Hcffron, L. Rose, D. Cox, C. Poole, G. Ginn, SA McFalls, B. Schulte, 1., Shearer, C Kuhn, L. Kayscr, G. Tolar, and K. Holrhaus. 5' Members of EhCJETS arc: J. Boyle, DV Ransdcll, MJ Grimcs, J Ste- vens, D. Bramel, G Murray,J. Stevcn5,J. Gactz, H, Eddy, D. Smith, S. Buckner. BJ Schwab, CA Bama, G. Hughcs, DJ Howard, B. Mark !in, B. McPhec, D, Miles, L. Lasscttcr, M. Matchcn, and Mr. G. Hamv mend, sponsor. Members of thc Pep CEub are: P. Schullc, D. Zcrhuscn, S. McFalls, D. Cox, D. Stark, M. HerrickJJ Howard, K. Schmidt, L. McFalls, R Mackzum, P. chman, B, Macklin, C. chbclcr, K. O'Brien Jpresj, H. Toelkc 0'. presJ, B. Ahlers, S. Meyers Jsccstrcasj, P. Zeidlcr, N. Hcffron, TV Darprl, D. Darcnkamp, J. Saffclder, TV Frankenstein, G. Hughes, L. Willmnn, D. MD- rand, D. Cooper, M. Pappas, C Smith, B. Hood, 8 Spaulding, C.Berling,G.C0urtncy,J.Wi11rnan,J. Horgan, and D. Smith. OfFlCC Aides arch. Howell, K. Simpson, DJ Morand, MJ Porter,J. Frch D. Nord- man, and H. Toelkc, AudioVVisual Aides are: D. Pcndery, J Horgan, W. Kautz, D. Robbins, D. Carlona, R. Schweitzcg D, Sorrcls, D. Rans- dcll, B. Gabbard, TJ Clayton, M, Grimes, D. Bramel, E. Whit- :1crscy,J Boyle. and PJ BreenaA MEMBERS PROFH' THROUGH BCPERIENCE PTA members scfl delicious bakery goods at the Fall Fesrival. Band members, as well as other students, march up Beechwood Road in support of the Bond Issue. At a tea honoring Mrs. Martha Victot, Miss Betty Schmirz, PTA Co-sponsor and tea chairman, Mary Porter, are pictured wirh Mrs, Victor, A: a PTA mccting, Mrs. john Toclkm presi- dent. honors Mr, Rnlph Cody for his service, 53 116E129 FINIQH QRONG FOB 5-4 SEASON Dave Zerhusen eludes an oppcsing tackler. Hub Hood gains valuable yardage against New Richmond. Dave Castlcman eyes the goal lint as he turns thc corner; 56 Following losses to City cinnati Country Day and Lex- ington Sayre, the Tigers lost a hard fought battle to the Dayton Green Devils, 20-6. The team refused to give up and came back to spoil home- coming plans for Bcllcvue and Simon Kenton. Hugh Smith heads for the open Held running room. BEECHWOOD LOQEQ HEAPJEPEAKEBG T0 GAYRE AND DAYTON Roger Crouch bulls his way through as Glenn McEnryrc leads with a block against Carroll County. 57 WGEPE REVENGE mgr YEAR'S DEFEAFTO QMON KENTON Fresh from :1 victory over 136116qu, BCEChWOOd camc out ready to go in the season finale with Simon Kenton. Led by the scrappy seniors, the Bccchics led the hapless Pionccrs 20-0 at the half. In the last 2 quarters, each team scored a touchdown for the final tally of 26-6. Other mcmbcrs of the Varsity team are D. Casrlcman, D. Zcrhuscn, S. Schultz, H. Smith, D. Pcndcry, R. Schweitzer, B. McEntrye,j. Nussbaum, D. Sorrels,j. Src's- vens, P. Kcam, B. Haincs, S. Brown, K. Talbert, D. Bmmel, MA Carlotta,j. Boyle, J. Koots, R. Willman, C Berling, E. Whirtlcsey and J. Wilshirc. After playing in their Emil game, thc seniors celebrate thc victory over Simon Kenton. They are, infrant: Glenn McEnryrc, andfmm left m right: Stcvc Schmidt. Roger Crouch, Hank Eddy, Hub Hood, Tom Licrman, Dan Goerz, and John Burke. Beechwood 16 New Richmond 12 Ludlow 52 Owen Co. 41 Carton Co. Beechwood SEASON RECORD Beechwood 6 0 Country Day 18 6 ch. Sayre 6 6 Dayton 6 18 BclIevuc 26 Simon Kenton 59 JVAND FROQH GAIN EXPERIENCE Members of the Freshman team are Enitnm raw tfrom left to IighU R. Rccd, B. Wigger. B, Mar- shall, B Stevens, D. Stevens, R. MaECtht, E. Cameron, G. Goodwin, B. Wills, D. Mahonty, B Pierceflcld, JA Stevens, D O Bricn, Coach jim Mollcy, B. McEntyre, N, Whittlcscy, B. Keller, S. Buckner, D Smith, S. Meyers, jA Goctz, j. Mann, Coach Dick Mail: The Junior-Varsity and Freshman tcams, whose season records were 1-1 and 1-2-5 respectively, showed promise for Bccchwoodk future football teams Although often smaller, the little Tigers showed that they had the stuff to win games against bigger and stronger teams Steve Schultz pulls one ddwn for important yardage against Dayton. The members of the JuniorVVarsity ream arcfram lcfl to right: B. Hood, C. Smith, S Spaulding D. Zcrhuscn, C. Berling, B H2ines,j. Wilshire, S. Schultz, E. Whicrlcscy, S. Buckner, H. Smith, D. Sorrels, R. Schweirzrr,j. Mann, R. Willman, B. Keller, D. Pcndcry, D. Mahoney, K Talbert, S. Meyers 60 Hub Hood and Jeff Boyle vie for a rebound. 69-70 QEAQON A DISAPPOINIMENT Mark Gooch puts in two more in a victory oveI Lloyd. Ru orgc C1011 ch leaps highi mto thca rafor 111p again 1M1 kc Caple of Ludlow. SEASON RECORD Beecbwmd 79 Ludlow 71 73 Lloyd 51 64 Holmes 95 70 Grant County 72 61 Dixie Heights 58 56 Holy Cross 6NIT7 71 62 Highlands 6NI'D 83 79 BeIlcvuc HID 74 81 Ludlow 6LIT7 94 77 Campbell County 83 68 Bellevuc 129 43 St. Henry 64 67 Simon Kenton 61 68 Newport 86 74 Russell County 76 6013 69 Dixie Heights 61 64 Lloyd 59 75 Ludlow 83 68 Highlands 82 63 Holy Cross 81 74 Dayton 76 60D 66 Simon Kenton 59 Hub Hood shoots as Dan Goctz iooks on 99 Boone County 87 ' 50 Holmes 94th Districo 60 3ch l 583 $3 -- ' m 7T9 as Y?! Members of the varsity team are: B. McPhee, D. Bramcl, R. Crouch, H. Hood, D. RansdellJ. Boyle, T6 Clayton,j. Burke, M. Gooch, P. Kcam, D. Goetz, and D. Robbins. 62 Roger Crouch eyes the basket. Dennis Ransdcll goes up high to bring one down. HGEPS CLAQQACI-WPQFOBQMIYEARJ Mark Gooch shoots in a forest of Highlands players, Hub Hood and John Burke race for the basket as Crouch shoots. 63 Jumpini jeff Boyle meets his match. TIGERS FINIQH 9-15 To start off the New Year, the basketball team suffered three straight losses at the hands of Campbell C0,, Bellevue, and St. Henry. Against Simon Kenton, though, the Tigers got revenge for the losses. Newport and Russell C0. handed two more losses to the team, the latter being a one-point over- time loss. Then, Dixie and Lloyd fell to the Big Tigers matching on their home courts. Hard luck hit the boys and they lost four in a row to Ludlow, Highlands, Holy Cross, and a squeaker to Dayton'. The Beechies ended the regular season with victories over Simon Kenton and Boone Co. In the District Tour- nament, Holmes beat the Tigers by ten to end the 1969-70 campaign. The Tigers opened the season with wins over Ludlow and Lloyd before lqsing games to Holmes and Grant Co. In the final game before Christmas, the Beechies beat Dixie at home. During the Christ- mas holidays, the Tigers played in two tourna- ments, the Newport Invi- tational and the Ludlow Invitational. Losing three of the four contests, Beechwood lost the Ludlow Invitational for the first time in seven years. Seniors Dan Goetz, Hub Hood, and Dennis Ransdell run into heavy traffic in their Final home game. john Burke goes up strong for two. Senior Dennis Ransdell banlcs Jon Alig of Ludlow for a tip. Donny Robbins' Foul shot is nullified as he srcps 0n the line. Tim Clayton shoots while Hub Hood looks on in anticipation. 65 46 31 56 51 57 52 5O 34 54 26 62 41 29 46 55 45 31 48 55 JV HANDICAPPED 2v waavemewoe JV SEASONS STATISTICS Beetbwood Ludlow Lloyd Holmes Grant County Dixie Heights Campbell County Bellevuc St. Henry Holy Cross Simon Kenton Newport Dixic Heights Lloyd Ludlow Highlands Holy Cross Dayton Simon Kenton Boone County 39 56 55 42 53 74 43 51 5O 57 61 42 54 47 61 67 54 60 Paul Kcam drives against Highlands. jV Team mzmbcrs are: D. Robbins, D. Sorrcls, B. McPhce, P. Keam, P. Kearn, D. Pcndery, R. Will- man. J1 Horgan, j. Wilshirc, D. Bramel, and L. Myem 66 Sophomore Dave Pcndcry con- DCCtS For the first time, Beech- wood had an eighth grade team in a step to update the basketball program, Although they did not win many ball games, they learned the essentials of the game, The fresh, coached by Roger Wall, compiled a fine 13 and 7 record. Members of the Frosh team are: G. Goodwin, B. Keller, P. Schultz, B. McEntyrc,j. Mann, R. Matchcn, Gt Wittc, D. Mahoncy, G. Mackzum, J Frazier, H. Smith, J Goctz, B. Ahlcrs, and S. Myers. Seventh and eighth grade team members are: R. Hurchcraft, St Spaulding, M, Murray, C. Paul Boggs gets the best of 2 Dayton opponcm. Rose, S. Buckner, D. OhBrien, P. Boggs, J. Daly, and B. Hood. 67 Coach Mollcy consoles jamic Mann after a heartbreaking dcfcat. Coach Walz speaks during the traditional bonfire pep rally bcfore the Ludlow game, 68 Coach Maile- points out weaknesses to his players. Managers are E. Stevens, C. Dorsal, M. Merten, S, Davis, The players would like to extend their thanks to the people on this page. The coaches put in many extra hours each night to drill these players for best possible perfOrmanCCs. Keeping spirits high was just one of the tasks performed by thcsc decli- Caer men We would also like to thank the managers who kept all thC equipment in proper condition and aided the players when ncccssary. QWIMMEBQ FINISH QPJONG AF QNE Tension mounts as the girls spring off the starting blocks for the 100 meter breaststroke race, Somebody save Tim Ruttle! The girls swimming ream, coachcd by Mrs, Frank Kautz, placed eighth at the state meet. There were twenty reams competing. Finishing tenth out of fifteen reams was the boys Swimming team, coached by Mr. Jack Payne. Linda Ransdcll placed fourth in diving at the state meet held in Lexington. Each team had a relay finish strong, with girls plac- ing fourth and boys fifth, Linda's winning form holds true as she captures fourth place in state competition. Remembering to keep her mes Pointed and knees straight, Linda Rans- dell pmcriccs diving beforc- rhe cumperirion starts. 69 Keeping his head down and arms straight, Dave Bramcl practices perfect form. GOLFEPS WIN PRMLEGETO PLAY IN 9W5 COMPEHHON Mark Gooch lines up his putt. Hank Eddy carefully picks out ch: line his ball will follow Dave szrhusen pracrices driving a powerful tee shot. 70 3.3.1- Standing with feet spread and eyes on the ball, Hank Eddy prepares to makc an important tee shot. Mark Gooch keeps an eye on the ball as it makes its way toward the holct Taking fourteenth in the state golf tourna- ment was a good finish for the team, which had compiled a 7-4 record. The team placed second in the NKAC and in the regional tournament. Individual scores at the state tournament were: David Zerhusen, 82; Hank Eddy, 86; Mark Gooch, 85; Dave Bramel, 86. Dave Zerhuscn follows through on a crucial putt .to save pat on the eighteenth hole. 7! 3 Members of rhc team watch impatiently :15 they go down to another de- .' fcan Mr. John Grubbs, doubling as baseball coach and athletic dime tor. takes his usual stance at third base. Jim Wilshirc prepares to throw Out a man stealing at third base. 72 Bob McPhce throws ihC ball in to homc for the final out. Beechwood 1 0 1 MNOJXWO Dixie Heights Holy Cross Walton Bellevuc Lloyd Ludlow Walton Holy Cross Distric0 Dave Pcndery swings in vain at a fasr ball. Tim Clayton and Glenn MCEntyrc relax after a hard game. 116E128 EXPERIENCE LOQING QEAQON SEASON RECORD 15 17 11 10 19 24 74 CHEERLEADEBQ PROMOTE QCHOOL QPIRIT Members ofthe three squads are: L Ransdcll, R. Hood, T. Workman, B. Macklin, C. Shockcy, D Morand, K. Schmidt. T. Darpcl, D. Cox, S. McFale, K. O1Brien, P. Zeidlcr, D, Darcnkamp, and H. Macklin. Karen O'Bricn shouts the team on to victory. Lori Ann Gooch lends Debbie Meyers a hand at cheering while Nancy Hef- fron and Shauna Jacobs look on. The cheerleaders play a mock football game at thc pep rally prcccding the homecoming game against Lexington Sayre. hcr chum. Karen O'Brien and Nancy Hcffron SCt Fire to the massive pile of timber gathered for rhc bonfire pep rally before the Ludlow game. Alonc 0n the floon Holly Mucklin sums 75 Ctai Banta te utes to serve. 23 Coached by Roger W212 the ten- nis teams had some outstanding in- dividuals this year, but could not get enough to win but one match. The girls made an excellent showing in the regional as Karen OTBrien lost in the semifinals to the eventual runner-up from High- lands. The doubles, consisting of Caren Murray and Sally Johnson also fought their way to the semifi- nals only to lose to the future win- ners, The girEs team finished third in the region. The season record was 1-3 for the girls and 0-4 for the boys. 76 TENNIQ TEAMS SHOW IMWMENF OVER LAQTYEAE Ken Kuhn waits to return a serve The members of the band, sporting their new uniforms. pose formally in thc foetball stadium. BAND PERFORMQ IN NEW UNIFORMG The majorcucs for the 1969 marching scason arc Martha Loomis, Sally johnson, Donna Licrmnn, Mary Puma, jill Frcy. Mary Porter and Martha Loomis keep the fans interested during the half-rimc show. 77 I l :1 u ; 80 john Burke 3; Ann Billingsley Erik Albrcktson Benjamin Allen Tim Clayton Dan Carlotta Karen Casson Michael C. Carr 82 Mike Davis Diane Darenkamp Deborah Cobb Roger Force Crouch Dan Goetz Steve Davis Lisa Gillham Hank Eddy 83 84 Judie Keller Lois Kayscr Lynne Hollenkamp Holly Macklin Ken chman Tom Licrman Connie Kuhn 85 Glenn McEntyre Paul Matracia Robert Matchett 86 Karen O,Bricn Sue Meyers Donna Nordman Denise Morand 87 Denise Rusconi Mary Porter Linda Rose Donny Robbins 88 Bill Schwab Linda Schott Debbie Schmidt Stephen Schmidt 89 Peggy Zeidler David Spaulding Lisa Yelton Lynda Willman 90 ERIK RANDOLPH ALBREKTSON Perfect Attendance, 4; Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4; YIP, 4; Science Club, 1, 2; Science Fair Award, 1; Pep Club, 2; Tennis, 1; Baseball, 3, 4; Basketball, 1; NEDT Award, 1; Annual Staff, 1, 2, 3; Beechbark Staff, 3. BENJAMIN ALLEN Senior Play Crew, 4; St. Xavier High School, 1. ANN BILLINGSLEY Class Secretary, 3; Speech Club, 2, 4; NEDT Award, 1; Bccchbark Staff, 4; Quill and Scroll Award, 4; Teacher Aide, 1, 2, 3; Outstanding Student in English 12, 4; Outstanding Student in Social Studies, 4. JOHN FRANK BURKE Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club, 3, 4; Swimming, 1, 2; Tennis, 3, 4; Baseball, 1, 2; Basketball, 2, 3, 4; Football, 2, 3, 4; NKAC Honorable Mention, 4. DANIEL ROBERT CARLOTTA Hi-Y, 2; Pep Club, 2; Swimming, 1, 2, 3; Baseball, 1; Basketball, 1; Football, 1; Vocational School, 3. MICHAEL CLINTON CARR Perfect Attendance, 4; Band, 1, 2; Class Sgt.-at-Arms, 1; Vice President, 3, 4; Pep Club, 2; Basketball, 1, 2., 3; Statistician, 4; Speech Club, 4; Senior Play Casr, 4; NEDT Award, 1; Annual Staff, 2, 3; Bccchbard Staff, 4; Bccchbark Staff, 3; Co-editor, 4; Best School Citizen, 4. KAREN LEE CASSON Chorus, 1; Tri-HirY, 2; Pep Club, 4; Senior Play Make-up, 4; Vocational School, 3. TIMOTHY JOHN CLAYTON Class Sgt.-at-Arms, 4; Tennis, 2, 3, 4; Baseball, 3, 4; Basketball, 2, 4; Football, 3; Senior Play Cast, 4; Beech- bark Staff, 4; Gym Aide, 4; Shaker Heights, 1. DEBORAH ANN COBB Tri-Hi-Y, 2, 3; President, 4; YIP, 2, 3; Swimming, 2, 3; Senior Play Tickets, 4; Bccchbark Staff, 4; Quill and Scroll Award, 4; Notrc Dame Academy, 1; Comm. Credit Corp. Scholarship, 4, ROGER FOREE CROUCH Hi-Y, 2, 3; YIP, 2; Class President, 3; Pep Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4; Captain, 3; Most Valuable Defensive Player, 4; Football, 1, 2, 3, 4; Captain, 4; Most Valuable Offensive Player, 4; Senior Play Cast, 4; Co-editor Annual, 4; Bccchbark Staff, 4; Gym Aide, 4; Homecoming Court, 4; Prom Court, 3, 4; King, 3; Danforth I Dare You33 Award, 4; NKAC Honorable Mention, 4. DIANE CHERYL DARENKAMP Chorus, 1, 2; Tri-Hi-Y, 2, 3; Science Club, 1; Tutor, 3, 4; Class Treasurer, 1; Vice President, 2; Pep Club, 1, 2, 5, 4; Senior Play Cast, 4; Most Outstanding Student, 2; NEDT Award, 1; National Honor Society, 3, 4; Annual Staff, 3; Becchbard Staff, 3, 4; Bccchbark Staff, 3; Co-cditor, 4; Quill and Scroll Award, 4; FTA, 3; Chairman, 4; Teacher Aide, 4; Gym Aide, 4; Cheerleader, 1, 2, 4; Latin Award, 2; Chemistry Award, 3; Biology, 2; 165 Academic33 Team, 1, 2, 3, 4; Service Award, 3; PTA Scholarship, 4; EKU Presidcnfs Schol- arship, 4; Salutatorian, 4. 92 JOHN STEVEN DAVIS Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club, 1, 2; Football, 1; Beechbark Staff, 4; Basketball Manager, 1, 2, 3, 4, WILLIAM HENRY EDDY Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4; Class President, 1; Pep Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball, 1, 2, 3; Statistician, 4; Football, 1, 2, 3, 4; Most Improved Player, 4; Golf, 1, 2, 3, 4; NEDT Award, 1. MICHAEL GLENN DAVIS Senior Play Crew, 4; Vocational School, 3, 4. LISA CURTISS GILLHAM Chorus, 1; Speech Club, 1, 3; Vice President, 2; President, 4; NEDT Award, 1; Annual Staff, 2; Co-editor Beechbard, 4; Quill and Scroll Award, 4; French Club, 3, 4; Teacher Aide, 4; UC Honor Scholarship, 4; Outstanding Student in Social Studies, 4. DANIEL THOMAS GOETZ Hi-Y, 2, 4; President, 3; YIP, 2, 3; Pep Club, 2, 3, 4; Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4; Captain, 3; Football, 1, 2, 3, 4; Captain, 4; Best Defensive Player, 4; Annual Staff; 4; French Club, 2, 3; Homecoming Court, 4; Prom Court, 3, 4. LAURA LYNNE HOLLENKAMP Tri-Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4; Chaplain, 4; Pep Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Play Cast, 4; Annual Staff, 4; FTA, 4; Teacher Aide, 4; Steely Northern Kentucky State Scholarship, 4. GORDON HUBBARD HOOD Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4; YIP, 3; Science Club, 1, 2; Class President, 4; Pep Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Swimming, 1, 2; Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4; Captain, 4; LIT, NIY, 34th District, 9th Region, All Tournament Teams, 4; Most Rebounds, 4; Football, 1, 2, 3', 4; NKAC Honorable Mention Offensive 2nd Defensive, 4; Senior Play Cast, 4; Annual Staff, 4; Gym Aide, 4; Homecoming Court, 4; King, 4; Prom Court, 3. L018 ANNE KAYSER Perfect Attendance, 4; Tri-Hi-Y, 4; Senior Play Ushcrcttc, 4; Annual Staff, 4; Outstanding Student in Bookkeeping, 4; Marian High School, 1, JUDITH ANN KELLER Tri-Hi-Y, 2, 3; Band, 2, 3; Class President, 2; Pep Club, 2; Swimming, 1, 2, 3; Tennis, 1, 2, 3; Speech Club, 3, 4; Senior Play Cast, 4; Covcditor Becchbard, 4;' Beechbark Staff, 4; French Club, 3; Majorette, 2, 3; Cheer- leader, 3; Edgccliff Alumni Grant, 4. KENNETH B. KLEMAN Band, 1, 2; Pep Club, 1; Baseball, 2; Senior Play Crew, 4; Basketball Manager, 2; Vocational School, 3, 4. CONSTANCE NADINE KUHN Band, 4; Music Festival, 4; Tri-Hi-Y, 4; Senior Play Promptcr, 4; Annual Staff, 4; Northern Kentucky 86- lect Band, 4; Greenville Senior High School, 1, 2, 3. ROBERT THOMAS LIERMAN Perfect Attendance, 4; Band, 1, 2; Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4; Sccrctary-Treasurcr, 4; YIP, 4; Class Sgt.-at-Arms, 2; Foot- ball, 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Play Cast, 4; Annual Staff, 4; National Honor Society, 4. MICHAEL AUGUSTUS MAHONEY Senior Play Crew, 4; Vocational School, 3, 4; Covington Catholic High School, 1. HOLLY ANNE MACKLIN Perfect Attendance, 1, 2; Chorus, 2; Tri-Hi-Y, 2; SgL-at-Arms, 4; YIP, 2, 3, 4; Class Secretary, 4; Pep Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Swimming, 1, 2; Tennis, 1, 2; Speech Club, 1, 2, 3; Senior Play Cast, 4; NEDT Award, 1;National Honor Society, 3, 4; Annual Staff, 3, 4; Co-editor, 4; Quill and Scroll Award, 4; French Club, 3, 4; FTA, 3, 4; Teacher Aide, 3, 4; Gym Aide, 4; Cheerleader, 2, 4; Homgcoming Court, 4; Danforth I Dare YouU Award, 4. ROBERT MICHAEL MATCHETT Hi-Y, 2; Secretary-Trcasurer, 3; President, 4; YIP, 3, 4;Jcts President, 4; Tennis, 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Play Cast, 4; Quill and Scroll, 4; Football Manager, 2, 3; Teacher Aide, 4; Most Outstanding Student, 1, 3; Science Service Award, 1, 2, 3, 4; Captain Ifs AcademicH Team, 4; Harvard Book Award, 3; Most Outstanding Student in Science, 3; Outstanding Achievement in Chemistry, 2; Lab Assistant, 1, 2, 3, 4; Christian Cit- izenship Award, 4; Outstanding YIP Delegate, 4; Outstanding Student in Math 12, 4; Outstanding Stu- dent in Physics, 4; Star Student Award, 4; UK Alumni Award, 4; Reacicrs Digest Award, 4; EKU Leader- ship Award, 4; Valedictorian, 4. AUGUST PAUL MATRACIA ' Hi-Y, 2; Baseball, 1, 2, 3; Football, 1; Senior Play Cast, 4; Vocational School, 3, 4. GLENN ALLAN MCENTYRE . Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball, 1, 2, 3; Football, 1, 3, 4; Senior Play Crew, 4; Gym Aide, 4; Homecoming Court, 4; Vocational School, 3, 4. . SUE CAROL MEYERS Tri-Hi-Y, 2, 3; Secretary, 4; YIP, 3, 4; Class Treasurer, 3; Pep Club, 1, 2, 3; SccrctaryTreasurer, 4; National Honor Society, 3, 4; NEDT Award, 1; Annual Staff, 3, 4; Assistant Editm, 4; Bccchbark Staff, 4; Quill and Scroll Award, 4; French Club 1, 2; President, 3; Gym Aide, 4; Administrative Management Society Award, 4; Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow, 4. DENISE jEAN MORAND Tri-Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4'; Pep Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Play Cast, 4; French Club, 3; FTA, 4; Teacher Aide, 4; Gym Aide, 4; Office Aids, 4; Tutor, 4. DONNA LEE NORDMAN Perfect Attendance, 3; Chorus, 3; Tri-Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4; Senior Play Ushert'ttc, 4; Annual Staff, 4; Bccchbark Staff, 4; Quill and Scroll, 4; French Club, 3; President, 4; Teacher Aide, 4; FTA, 4; Office Aidc, 4; Library Assistant, 4. KAREN LEE O3BRIEN Chorus, 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y, 3, 4; Pep Club President, 4; Tennis 2, 3, 4; Senior Play Cast, 4; Teacher Aide, 4; Gym Aide, 4; Cheerleader, 3, 4; Homecoming Court, 3, 4; Queen, 4; Prom Court, 4; Queen, 4. 93 MARY ISABELLE PORTER Band, 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus, 1, 2; Tri-Hi-Y, 2, 3; Vice President, 4; YIP, 2, 3; Class Treasurer, 2; Pep Club, 3, 4; Tennis, 1, 2, 3; Senior Play Promptcr, 4; French Club, 2, 3; FTA, 4; Teacher Aide, 4; Outstanding Student in Bookkeeping, 4. DONALD STEPHEN ROBBINS HirY, 2; Baseball, 2; Basketball, 2, 3, 4; Captain, 3; Covington Catholic High School, 1. LINDA ANNE ROSE Tri-Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club, 1, 2, 3; Senior Play Cast, 4; Annual Staff, 4; Assistant Editor, 4; Bccchbark Staff, 4; Quill and Scroll Award, 4; French Club, 1, 2; Secretary, 3; FTA, 3; Chairman, 4; Teacher Aide, 3, 4; Gym Aids, 4; cheerleader, 2, 3; Homecoming Court, 4; Prom Court, 4; Tutor, 4. DENISE ELIZABETH RUSCONI Senior Play Usherettc, 4; Vocational School, 3. DEBORAH ANNE SCHMIDT Pep Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y, 2, 3; Senior Play Cast, 4. STEPHEN WILLIAM SCHMIDT Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4; YIP, 2, 4; Pep Club; 2, 3, 4; Swimming, 3; Football, 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Play Cast, 4; Basketball Manager, 1; Service Award, 2, 3. ' LINDA G. SCHOTT Speech Club, 1, 2, 3; Beechbark Staff, 3; French Club, 3. WILLIAM LOUIS SCHWAB Football, 1; Senior Play Cast, 4; Annual Staff, 4; Teacher Aids, 4. DAVID MICHAEL SPAULDING Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4;jcts, 4; Pep Club, 1, 2, 3; Baseball, 1, 2; Football, 1, 2; Speech Club, 4; Senior Play Cast, 4; Teacher Aide, 4; Lab Assistant, 1, 2, 3, 4. LYNDA ANN WILLMAN Tri-Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4; YIP, 3, 4; Class Treasurer, 4; Pep Club, 2, 3, 4; Senior Play Cast, 4; Quill and Scroll, 4; Business Award, 4; French Club, 3; PTA, 4; Teacher Aide, 4; Gym Aids, 4; Library Aids, 4; Office Aide, 4; Bell Telephone Company Award, 4. LISA ANN YELTON Band, 2, 3; Chorus, 3; Tri-Hi-Y, 2; Pep Club, 2; Swimming, 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Play Cast, 4. PEGGY JO ZEIDLER Tri-Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Swimming, 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Play MakaUp, 4; Beechbark Staff, 4; French Club, 1, 2; FTA, 4; Teacher Aide, 4; Cheerleader, 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Court, 3, 4; Prom Court, 3; Service Award, 2, 3, 4; Best School Citizen, 4. 94 QUOCEQQFUL PROM HELD N BOONE-AIRE Allen Austin Blattman Boland Steve Mark Donna Steve Sherry Gary Debbie Brown Carlotta Cooper Cooper Courtney Darpcl Dorsel Willie Bill Kautz Kennedy Paula Ken Ltc: Mike Martha Patty Nancy chman Kuhn Lasscttcr List Loomis Mackzum Madden Rick Bob Diane Dennis Nancy Melanie Connie Marksberry McPhce Morand Ransdeli Ritzcnthalcr Rozcman Schmldt 96 x A z'km Par Steve Rick Gwen Schulte Schultz Schweitzer Simmons Jeff Robi n Stevens Tcwcll Heidi Toclkc : X 31,; , 31; 1 5. i Q Jim Debbie David Dave Willman Zerhuscn Vollmer Zcrhuscn Students :15 well as the Fire Dc- partmcnt practice a routine drill, 97 98 QOPHOMOREQ QOUEAK THROUGH FEQIVAL julic Adams Phil Albrektson joe Allen Rick Arlinghaus Torn A511 Marcia Austin Craig Baum Charles Berling Pat Blackburn Dave Castlcman Charles Crosby Debbie Cox Rim Darpel Terri Fuller Mark Gooch Susan Gudgcll Bob Haines Carol chbler Kathy Holthaus John Horgan Coleen Howard Shauna jacobs Pam Karcth Dan Kayscr Paul Kcam Pete Kcam Ken LECdS Donna Lierman Greg Matricia Susie McFalls Debbie Meyers Lin Myers Jeff Nussbaum Mark Pappas David Pcndery WW MOUQE PACE Rick Rivard Kathy Schmidt Nita Schott Kathy Simpson Dan Sorrels Debbie Stark Ken Talbert Jeff Taylor Dan Weber janct Wcsterkamm Ed Whittlcsey Ron Willman Jim Wiishire Pam Wilson Lorna Yates Kim Yelton Carol Hebblcr, sophomore, pru- pares herself for her thcatrical debut in thc Spccch Club play. FBOQl-l HPSFN FEQHVAL Randce Angel Mike Bailey Barb Brinkman Sam Buckner Kevin Bums Sarcrta Cobb Joyce Crouch Curr Dorscl Jim Frazier Gina Ginn Gary Goodwin Robin Hood Andy Hughes Virginia Hughes Bill Keller Tim Koenig Leslie Lassettcr Bonnie Lynn Debbie Lynn Beth Macklin Gary Mackzum David Mahoncy Jamie Mann Roger Matchett Bob McEntyrc Mike Martin Doug Miles Caren Murray Greg Murray Steve Myers Bill NChring Kathy Poole Linda Rnnsdcll Judith Rozcman Tim Ruttlc Barb Schulte Paul Schultz Leslie Shearer Doug Smith Hugh Smith Bob Stevens Jay Sevens Gail Tolar Noe! Whittlcscy Pam Willman Pat Willman Students nfnll ages lerEicip-nc in school activities :15 is illustrated in thc picturc by Tom Licrmnn and Pete Kcam. IOI CLAQQ TRIP MKEQ GRADE 8 TO HOUSTON WOODQ , ' fir; Lisa Pam Black Blackburn Paul Jim Boggs Brinker av x3 Scott Walter Cathy Jim Linda Buckner Buechcl Chastcen Daly Dial David David Mark Jackie Sheila Eubank Fitzer Fitzcr Fornash Former I02 Sue Jean Jackson KIeman Terri Martin Frankenstein House Margaret Kupferle McFalls Middleton Jtrrry Kozetta Robert Randy Susan Nichols Nichols PicrceHeld Reed Ritzcnthalcr Charlie Kurt Marcia Kathy Chris Rose Ruttencucter Schradcr Shockcy Weaver Brant Margaret Ti Wiggcr Wilkerson Workman l03 SEVENTH GRADERS OONFRONT PROBLEMS OF HIGH QOHOOL Mark Ash Theresa Burns Eddie Camcron Greg Courtney Kevin Holbrook Brad Hood janct Howard Diane Licrman Don Lynn Jeff Macks Charlie Mahoncy Dennis McEntyre Cindy Miles Dan CYBricn Lynn Ruttcncuttcr Charles Schwab Lois Simmons Chris Smith Steve Spaulding BEING IN KIND chcnth graders bcmmc Close friends with upperclnssmcn :15 can bc scan with senior Peggy Zeidler and seventh grader Valcric Folrz. 92va GRADE :9 JUQT ma; W AGAIN Cathy Angel Pat Applegarth Roy Cox Greg Crist Eugene Eubank Valerie Foltz Rene Fondrcn Tom Gcbhart David Gillham Vince Gohs Mark Herrick Rick Hutchcraft Steve Keith Claudia Leidy Nina McCann Ellen Porter Sandy Savely Gail Shearer Doug Stevens Nina Tychcson l05 I06 9001-! GPADERQ LOOK FORWARD TO EXCIHNG HIGH QCHOOL YEARS iiJ Kathleen Bullock Charles Cain Goering Hammond Heffron Hutchcraft x , Scott Lassctter Carol Kathy Marchett Mcams David David Jim Morrison Nelson Nystrom Mike Clint O Bricn Schmidt Shea Shockcy Mary Lou Chris Greg Stevens Stevens Vollmer Sixth gmdc girls have 11 bake salt- in honor of their retiring tcnchcn Mrs. Martha Vic- l07 5-6 MAQrERS ART OF- LISTENING Pat Bums Roger Cooper Sharon Daugherty Roy Dunhnm Jayne Edwards Piciura Nol Available Stephen Eubank Debbie French Greg Ginn Kimi Hamilton Paul Hill Jeffrey Jackson William Kareth jcnna Koors Patty Lcidy Tammy McIntosh Bobby Michacls Kenneth Middendorf Kathy Nussbaurn Kathy Picrccfield Kurt Pohlgecrs Banamin Schmidt Lisa Shearer Michael Sper Hans Tychcsan Charles Zeidlcr Piciure Nol Available Students of All ages enjoy :mcnd- ing school Amtivitics. IOB 5-6 DISCOVEPS NEW REALMQ 0F LEARNING Leslie Bcns Barbie Boggs Sandy Brinkman Greg Budig Nancy Casson Debbie Cooper Mike Farris Connie Frankenstein Cheri Hoffman Tim Hutchcraft Vicki Johnson Trudy Koenig Tim Koors Nancy Loomis Amy Madden Theresa Mahoncy Michele McIntosh David Middleton Gary Nelson Keith Shockcy Lori Taylor Ted Willman Trey Workman I09 IIO FOURTH GPADEPS WHOLEHEARIEDLY QUPPOPJ' BOND IQQUE Barbara Ahrons Cameron Eric Billy Fondrcn Gebhart Rick Courtney Mike Michele Hammond Handy Len Stcvc Terri Jennifer Lassettcr Licrman Llnz 441,5 , : .w. Linda Macklin Peggy McCarthy Chuck Doug Michacls Morrison Doug Paul Stevens Taulman Founh graders learn about our na- tion's history by making Ihcir own model of thC far West. GRADE 2-4 QUDIEQ SCIENCE THROUGH EXHIBIT Ani ta Bruce Cindy James Tim Tina Alley Alley Brinkman Brueggemann Burns Cobb Billy N annettc Paul Jeff Vicki Karen Day Dorscl Dunham Fitzcr Foltz Frankenstein Patricia Keith Janine Chester Mike Alex Gohs Holbrook Hollenkamp Keeton Lohrc Mackic Mary Ann Larry Gary Tom Daniel Bobby McEntyre Miller Nussbaum Schafer Schicman Schweitzer Il2 Doug Becker Barbara Marlene jack Holly Pidurg Nuf Available . : WV 1 ll:- 1 Cathy Geoff David Foster Hill Hoffman Karl Theresa Carol Jeana Lohrc Loomis Mardis Mike Linda Colleen Morrow Nelson N ystrom Pohlgccrs Darlene Tony Camcron Courtney Cushing Daugherty Spcr Tartar Whittlescy Willman ll3 2-8 OOMBINEQ WORK: AND PLAY Martin Bechrold Tom Borchcrding Steve Bowling Cathy Budig Molly Butler Linda Cambcrt Linda Cameron Stqvc Casson Rick Combs Jenny Frejhofcr Glenda Ginn Addison Gocring joel Hammond Nancy Hill John Hughes Tom Kennedy Kate Madden Martha Mahoney Scott McGregor Bailic Morlidgc Peggy O Brien Dancll Osborns Tony Pohlgeers Linda Schmidt Bryan Schweinsfus Betsy Smith William Yates ll4 3 I215 WfDEN QUEENTQ' QOOPE Debra Becker Todd Burk T. J Burns Brian Butler Tim Edwards Denise French Lisa Gasdorf Dc Lcslic Kooglcr Mark Krummen Bernard Loebkcr Kelly Mcams Richard Middleton Lori Moffitt Gregory Nussbnum David Sweitzcr Lori Shea LEE Stillwcll Miss Framer brings thc world of books into thC rculm nI' rhc cluA mcnmry srudcm, Il5 FIRQF GRADEPS DISCOVER NEW WORLD John Adams Susan Boehmkm julic Carr Diane Enzwciler Timorhy Gohs Julia Hemmer Douglas Hill John Hodge Kathleen Koncrman Richard Kramer Scott Lcwin john Poole Stanley Shockey - P' + h ; Dame! Summc - :zr Gregory Thomas KhilgSlE Louis Vcnncfron janice WeibCl Daniel Ziegler Denisc Momnd helps first graders learn to read by playing word games with them. I-B DEVELOPQ READING SKILLQ Lisa Berger Steve Brown Chuck Butler Bill Daniels John Daniels Dawn Daugherty David Foster Marianne Giglio Norb Goessling Maury Halpin Cindy Hammond Susan Hoff Julie Humpcrt Gregg Hunkcmocllcr Sheila Kennedy Eric Lictzenmayer Elisia Lohre jeff Shirden Timmy Maloncy Wendy Nelsen Mary Jo Rarrieck Rosanne Schneider Susan Magary Terri Stevens Beth Stewart Mel Strickcr First graders enjoy attending cle- mentary assemblies throughout the yCIlL ll7 FIRSF GRADEES LEARN MEANING OF FRIENDSHIP Monica Barnes Jill Bergfcld Jean Cardosi Donald Clare xa Paul Gocrz Martha Hebblcr Vincent Hammer 1'4 I. ll: .. joscph Cindy joseph Dwayne Kelly Paul Lohrc Middendorf Moser Nichols Quinn SChuitc F2111 is a special time for elementary students as is seen in the Faces of thC studcnrs picturcd here. Il8 Mark Becker John Brinkman Tom Cardosi Toby Darpcl Susan Dickey Joanne Fcldkamp Kimberly Finley Tim Firzer Patricia Frictch Mike Koors Sara Lambert Larry McGovern Dale Morrison Becky Nicman Gary Nienaber Michael Schmergc James Walker Julie Wehage Elizabeth Wigger Karla Zimmerman Elementary Students watch in awe as Santa makes his way from class to class. ll9 David Katsikas Mike Keller James Krucmpelman Kim Mackie Nancy Middendorf Mark Morgan Lisa Murray Jennifer Schafa Julie Schultz Frcdda Simpson Karen Shea Rebecca Spratt David Willman Wendy Wilshire l20 Miss Ramcy nics t0 morivatc her students co learn the basics of read- mg Matthew Frisch Kevin Fox Chris Hoff CLAQQROOM QEEQ l2l SWIFT 'I-HOUR CLEANERS Expressway Plaza Fort Mitchell, Ky. FORT MITCHELL GARAGE, INC. 1817 Dixie Highway 331-1330 331-1331 AUTO REPAIRING AND BODY SHOP FRAME STRAIGHTENING Compliments of BECHTOLD INSURANCE Ma Bell is a gas. Move in the groove with a great job opportunity. Find out if ms your bag and start your application by phone. 397-4421 You're in solid with CincinnatiBell. Cincinnati Bell An equal opportunity employer BUTCH GODMAN1S PURE SERVICE 2516 Dixie Highway FoH Mitchell, Ky. 41017 Compliments of FORT MITCHELL PHARMACY FLYNN15 SUNOCO SERVICE 2220 Dixie Highway Fort Mitchell, Ky. 41011 CY. GIRKIN STANDARD OIL 1851 Dixie Highway Lookouf Heights Covington, Ky. 41011 Phone 441-0990 22 YEARS AT THIS LOCATION Compliments of ROBERTSON1S RESTAURANT 2216 Dixie Highway 331-3232 FINEST FOOD IN TOWN GEO. W. HILL 3 CO., INC. Complimenfs of SEEDSMEN LOOKOUT BOWL P.O. Box 482 24 West Seventh Street 1665 Dixie Highway Covington, Kenfucky 41012 Park Hills, Ky. Complimenfs of CHEESE MARX AMERICA'S N0. 1 BRAND NAME FURNITURE STORE! l26 CLOVERLEAF-HANNEKEN DAIRY 261-8440 POPP1S FLOWERS PROM CORSAGES 1530 Dixie Highway Park Hills 431-2646 Liberty Madison DIXIE ICE BOWL Dixie Gardens Florence Drive-In COPPIN1S NORTHERN KENTUCKY'S FINEST STORE SINCE 1873 7th and Madison Covington Compliments of WHITE HORSE TAVERN Complimenfs of M. J. DALY COMPANY INC. 127 Hey Graduate! Feel like swinging t0 the end of that ralnbow? Put a Httle soul in that not of gold with the crisp taste 01 Coca-Co1a. That rop-olthe world. turned on feeling goes even better wilh Coke! Bottled under the authority of The Coca- Cola Company by The Coca- Cola. Bottling Works Company, Cincinnati Compliments of F. KRUMPELMAN 81 SON WILLIAM C. BEUTTEL ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE 713 Scott Sf. Covington, Ky. 431-5815 MIDDENDORF FUNERAL HOMES INC. 917 Main St. 431-1718 12th and Madison Aves. 431-0096 Covington, Ky. I28 TATE Builders Supply Co. Inc. Covingfon Erlanger 431-2680 341-7720 EATON ASPHALT CO. Covington, Ky. 261-2331 Coll HDOCT RUSK MONTGOMERY HEATING 8 AIR CONDITIONING 431-4040 Wiliiamson Furunces Luann; 5mm LLyLLuL4.u J. Mmh-W MMLLL .Lbhu d. I'LGl-snhbhlmub-hm 'MM. tuuusu -Mm H M IT'S OUR TURN TO CHEER! We proudly salute the over 1690 students 01nd, of course, lhelr enthusiastic clusamalea. teachers Ind advlwm who have corn ted nl ca 1963. In OGaE's exciting TV qulz IT'S A ADEIII l In participating m have won for their school libra- ries more than 19 volumes of reference boom. We're delighted to roooonlzo and encourage the academic achievements of our area's high school Imdents. And we look forward to conunulng to do so. ?HE CINCINNATI M l mmlcm GOMPANY mumum caaE Alan I! wur umm CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK Pike and Madison Ave. Covington, Ky. MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Compliments Of FIRST NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST CO. Covington, Ky. A FULL SERVlCE BANK l29 .. ? Congratulations Graduates I r Teens if you are looking for the WN thing, we have it at Flair . . . Why not visit our Village Boutique to see the latest in rings, belts, hairpieces, etc. F lair Hair Styling 2039 Dixie Highway, Ft. Mitchell, Kentucky 331-2425 Office: 431-3982 T. 8: W. PRINTING CO. COMMERCIAL PRINTERS HARRY G. MITCHELL 17 W. Southern Ave. Covington, Ky. Compliments of ALLISON 8: ROSE FUNERAL HOME Covingion, Ky. CHAS. H. BILZ AGENCY, INC. INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE 429 Madison Avenue Covington, Kentucky 4101 1 I30 LEWIN MONUMENTS MONUMENTS MARKERS CEMETERY LETTERING Opp. Highland and St. Mary Cemetery 2218 Dixie Highway Ff. Mitchell 331-1340 H. C. TRUITT CO. ROOFING AND SHEET METAL CONTRACTORS Est. 1875 291-7567 Compliments of FEDDERS MARKET 2456 Anderson Road Crs. Springs Compliments of PEOPLES LIBERTY 8: TRUST CO. Compliments of GREYHOUND Compiiments of A FRIEND I3! I32 Compliments of THE CLASS OF 70 PATRONS The Sorrels Mary Fossit The Shockey Family Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Crow Caryn, Betsy, and Steve Smith The Mahoney Family Jim, Joyce, and Terri Brophy The Lassetters The T. P. Reed Family Karen and Jim Dave and Holly Jeff and Lee Bart and Mary The Sohley Family The Waxman Family Doug Smith The Goerings The Pendery Family The John J. Blackburns Mark and Lori Ann Gooch The Shearers The Yates Family Jennifer Linz I33 I34 The Crisf Family The Nysfrom Family The Hoff Family The Castleman Family Mary Jean Tillman 8T Company The Michaels The McPhees The Boyles The Gebharts The Frey Family Elaine and Harry Johnson The Willis Cobb Family Virginia Reese Dr. and Mrs. Marvin Porter The Sfenkens Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Markesberry The Toelkes Mr. and Mrs. Ray Nordman Mrs. Jane Heile Ellen and Fred Jan and John Morlidge Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Weaver Mr. and Mrs. William Macklin, Ill The Ingram Family Martha Loomis Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Applegarfh Jim Frazier Charles Berling Lady and R09 Linda and Gary The Mann Family Dr. and Mrs. William R. Schmidf The Willman Family The Kaufz Family Julie Adams Beau and Robby The Clayton Family The Bramel Family The Borcherding Family The Clyde Middleton Family The McFalls Family Gordon Hood and Family The Charles Meyers Family Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Workman Hub and Sue Sub Deb Cfub Sandy Savely Zimmer Motor, Inc. I35 in times of change when littlds the same administratorsJ dirty looks Hand pilcs of boring books make students frown and search for better playgrounds ncw halls :er bcin built and cmpty dcsks arc bcin' filled education lczuls the way a small price we All must pay to Survivc in this world today times are hard along thc way but wc all must change during the stay . . . - The editors ofthc BEECHII'WOD .70 would likc to thank 2111 those stuff mcmbcrs who gave of rhcir timc unsclf'ishly to help make this book possihlc, WC would cspccinlly iikc to thank our :uivisor who smycd by our side through thick und thin with thc hopc our book would be the lucst ever published at Bccchwood High School. 136