Cincinnati Country Day School - Archive Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1958 volume:

The Archive CINCINNATI CHUNTRY MY SCHllllL WE DEDICATE, This annual to our headmaster Herbert Milton Davison, enthusiastic supporter, loyal friend and mentor, who in the years he has been at Country Day has done so much to further the ideals of the school. Mr. Davison's first capacity at Country Day was head of the Latin Department for nine years, after which he left to assume the office of Assistant Headmaster at Blair Academy in Blairstown, New Jersey Following an absence of nine years, Mr, Davison returned to Country Day as Headmaster, a position he has held ever since. Mr. Davison graduated from Yale University, with a Bachelor of Arts degree, and from the University of Cincinnati, with a Masters degree in both Latin and English. In civic affairs as well as school matters, Mr. Davison is also a leader. He is a vestryman of the Indian Hill Church, and is a member of The Schoolmaster's Club of Cincinnati. He was recently elected president of The Ohio Association of Independent Schools. Dedication .............. 2 F aculty ................. 5 Seniors ................. 1 1 Upper School ........... 21 Lower School ............ 27 Sports .................. 39 Activities ............... 53 Patrons ................. 63 The Archive Staff Dave Wentworth, Make -up; Millard Peck, Secretary; Jack Schmidlapp, Editor; Rick Lazarus, Business Mgr.; Toby Tyler, Photography. 1 ? r w Z? ....:.. $u wag M 3:? I'll! AwwAImxz ALBERT B. BRUNO, M. Ed. Latin, Mathematics HERBERT M. DAVISON, M.A. Headmaster HAMILTON M. BRU SH, Jn, M.A. English, Mathematics WILLLAM R. DEANE, M.A. Mathematics lESLIE G. IRWIN, M.A. Mrs. FELIX IABUNSKI French Art J. DAVID McDANIEL, B.S. Ed. Athletic Director, Science, Shop LEE S. PATTISON, M.A. History PETER M. PETERSON, Th. D. Mrs. DONAID P. SPILIER, A.B. Latin, Language Arts Re ading Improve ment mwmmn ma HOOEnm wmwwd GORDON R. WRIGHT, A.B. CHARLES F. YEISER, M.A. Science English, History Miss MARY ANNIS DAVIS, M.B. Mr. WILLIAM H. HOPPLE, Jn, M.A Miss ORPHA ANN CATCH, MA. Miss JEAN GEARY, M.A. Lower School Teachers Miss MARY JANE KAMMERON, B.S. Ed. Mrs. DOUGLAS Mc CALLUM 1 w W- st. J. DAVID MC DANIEL, B.S. Ed. Dr. LOUIS POGNER, Ph. D. Mrs. HQWARD C. RICE, 3-8. Ed. Mrs. DAVID ROSECRANS, B.S. Ed. Mrs. VIRGINIA C. SIMMONS, A.B. Mr. GEORGE W. THOMPSON, A.Bh ElmiraKm mm 4.17 I I; Mrs. EDWARD C. SCHLOTMAN Mrs. LEE S. PATTISON Academic Secretary Assistant Secretary Mrs. WILLIAM J. BROCKMAN Executive Secretary Mrs. BRUCE F. LOWE Mrs. CLAYTON W. WRIGHT Librarian Librarian Mrs. Norwood Bowman, Mrs. Albert Poe, Mrs. Norman Reeves, Dietician; Mrs. Omar Wacker, Mrs. Donald Maphet, Mrs. Maxwell Meyers. Commissary Clarence Kane, William McGuire, Harry Habenstreit, Francis McEntush, Orian E. Gillespie. Maintenance 10 JOHN C. ACOMB John Football '57,'58; Basketball '56,'57,'58; Track '57,'58; Student Cduncil 2; Scroll 1,2,3,4; Archive 3,4;P1ay 2,3,4. ANDREW JOSEPH CONROY, Jr. Andy Football '57,'58; Weight Lifting '57,'58; Track '57,'58; Student Council 4; Scroll 4; Play 4. 12 THOMAS REDWOOD DEU FREE Tom Basketball '55,'56,'57,'58;Baseb311 '55,'56, f57,'58; Gamboliers 3,4; Scr0111,2,3,4; Archive 3,4; Play 3,4. EDWARD ERN ST DOHRMANN IIEddYII 13 EDWARD ARCHER DOUGHERTY, Jr. Ned Football '55,'56,'57,'58; Soccer '55,'56,'58; Weight Lifting '57; Baseball '55; Track '56,'57,'58; Student Council 2,3; Scxoll 1,2,3,4;P1ay 2,3,4; Camboliers l,2,3,4. WILLIAM MacLEOD ITTMANN, Jr. Bill I4- JAMES NOAH JOHNSON, III Jim Football '55; Basketball '55,'56,'57,'58; Baseball '55,'56,'57,'58; Student Council 2,3,4; Scroll 2,3,4; Archive 4; Play 4. FREDRICK RICHARDS MacLEAN Fred Football '55,'56,'57,'58; Basketball '55,'56, '57,'58;Baseba11 '55,'56,'57,'58; Gamboliers 1,2,3,4. 15 GEORGE WENDEL MEYE RS George Soccer '57,'58; Tennis '58; Scroll 3,4. QEE MILLARD ARTHUR PECK Millard Football '55,'56,'57,'58; Basketball '55,'56, '57,'58; Baseball '55,'56; Track '57,'58; Student Counci14; Scroll 1,2,3,4; Archive 3,4; Gamboliers 1,2,3,4; Play 2. 16 I 25 x5 .mk k GEORGE FREDRICK RAU George Football '56,'57,'58; Basketball '56,'57,'58; Soccer '55; Tennis '55,'56; Track '56,'57, '58; Scroll 2,3,4; Archive 3,4; Gamboliers 2,3,4;P1ay 3,4. N JACOB GODFREY SCHMIDLAPP, III IlJackll Football Manager '55,'57,'58; Basketball '57; Soccer '55; Tennis '55; Track '57,'58; Weight Lifting '58; Student Council 1,2; Scroll 8; Archive 3,4; Gamboliers 1,2,3,4; Play 1,2,3,4. WILLIAM CHRISTIAN SCHMIDT, Jr. Bill Football '57,'58; Baskiztball '57,'58; Base- ball '57,'58; Scroll 4. STEPHEN FREDRICK WARM Steve Football '56; Soccer '56,'57,'58; Tennis r56,57,258; Student Council 3; Scroll 2,3,4. 18 DAVID ATWOOD WENTWORTH llDaVell Basketball '55,'56; Baseball '55; Soccer '57,'58; Tennis '56,'57,'58; Scroll l,2,3,4; Archive 4; Gamboliers 2,3,4; Play 4. PAUL J . WESTON Paul Football '58; Football Manager '55,'57; Basketball '55,'56,'57,'58; Track '56,'57, '58; Scroll 1,2,3,4; Archive 3; Gamboliers 2,3,4; Play 2,3,4. 19 WILLIAM ANTHONY WHITE Bill Football '56,'57,'58; Sogcer '55,'56,'57,'58; Baseball '56;Track '57,'58; Scroll 2,3,4; Archive 4; Play 2,3,4. 0:3. :ra 3 ha I I 311$ IN a r. I ADDISON ELY WOODWARD, Jr. Add Football '57,'58;Basketba11 '57,'58; Base- ball '57358; Scroll 4; Gamboliers 4. 20 Richard Arms, Jr. George Euskirchen James Giannestras William Heathcote Fred Lazarus, IV Jerrold Levin Benton Reaves Peter Strauss Richard Tyler Pieter Visser Robin Vogel Richard Wagner, Jr. Donald Wright mU wO mHZm mHm 22 Charles A. Bosworth Ralph Clark George Gillespie, 111 Wayne Hansen Peter Klausmeyer Peter Lowry Andrew Luther, Jr. David Motch John Schiro Baldwin Schmidt Douglas Schmidt Don Schroeder muwm mazma Stephen Schwartz David Swigert David M. Zeff 23 :- m John Berk Michel Caldwell David Gamble, Jr. Michael Grace John Hassan Arthur Joseph, III Morss Lippincott,Jr. Peter McCalmont Bertran Marvin Graham Marx John Mount Karl Niehoff Thomas Palmer mUDWUO Eb-IZHZ John Pogue, 111 Stephen Smith William Strickland 24 Eighth Grade ' Ai BACK ROW: David Hinsch, John Perry, Drew Armstrong, Toby Balcom, Rick Donaldson, Vincent Drescher. MIDDLE ROW: David Arms, F. G. Baldwin, Tom Joseph, John Shatterly, Jim Schmidt, John Reis, Rick Bowman, Merrick Pease, Jerry Pabst. FRONT ROW: John Landsman, Lawson Reed, Peter Stern, Rick Levick, Jack Messer, Alan Zeff. Class Officers Jay Shetterly Gresidenq; Rick Levick Nice Presidentp Jim Schmidt 6ecretary-Treasurery 25 Seventh Grade BACK ROW: Grant Haffner, Ward Lamson, Larry Rhodes, Roscoe Hackney, John Brooks, Hully Tytus. MIDDLE ROW: James Pearce, Murat Davidson, John Picton, Paul Thompson, Bill Clark, Jack Lassoff, Tim Moore, Azel Ames, Tom Foote, Tom Schmidt, John Phillips. FRONT ROW: Polk Laffoon, Steve Watson, Bobby Peck, Charles Powers, Charlie Gay, Craig Hauser, John Cunnick, Rick Yeiser, Dan Wright, Ralph N81501:. '- - :.Class Officers P mm W ; ' 3 Tom Schmidt Wresidentj; Steve Watson Vice Presidentk Ralph Nel- son 6ecretary-Treasurery 26 Sixth Grade . .. admwpwat BACK ROW: Fred Johnson, Jay Rowe, Steve Mendelsohn, Jay McDaniel, John Minor, Rob Wunsch, Pat Kelly, Mr. William Hopple. MIDDLE ROW: Tom Comey, Stuart Hamilton, Sandy Wamet, Mike Lowman, Fred Zacharias, Bill Wyler, Roland Coming. FRONT ROW: Ethan Becker, Mitch Eggers, Rick Levin, Carson Custer, Eric Sitmer, Cy Klausmeyer, Roger Loth. 28 The Christmas Pageant. F ifth Grade 2-. BACK ROW: Bill Stem, Laird Davis, Steve Deupree, Bobo Riehle, Rob Shetterly, Buz Chatfield, Trux Emerson. MIDDLE ROW: Rucky Niehoff, John Dale, Joko Margo, Fritz Lowe, Tim Mathis, Bob Alexander, Robin Robinson, Mr. Thompson. FRONT ROW: John Mattes, Kim Chatfield, Dick Ries, Hank Yeiser, Chris Stolley, Walter Deane, Peter Hausbert, Tony Merrell. 29 F ourth Grade BACK ROW: Kathy Dowd, Louise Taft, Tom Davis, Gary Lassoff, Angie Harmon, David Park, Dixon Kuhn, Penny Heinichen. MIDDLE ROW: Penny Custer, Andy Stewart, Dave Rice, Phil Geier, George Brown, John Stevenson, Dryden Jones, Miss Jean Geary. FRONT ROW: Nathan Laffoon, Bonnie Clark, Ann Hopple, Dick Curtin, John Rich, Ricky Hinkle, Dave Kniffin, Ben Tate. C lass Work Flute Ensemble 30 Reading Circle Third Grade BACK ROW: Christopher Chatfield, Craig Ruxton, Graeme Hopple, Gordon Deane, Mark Hausberg, Tommy Block, Tony Bullock, Tom Shetterly, Bruce McDaniel. MIDDLE ROW: Miss Blackburn, Craig Maier, Henry Beme, Tom Pettengill, Chip Wulsin, Reppie Pogue, John Mack, Lynne Gellenbeck, Robin Smith, Sissy Jones. FRONT ROW: Beth Marsh, Nancy Margo, Poppy Yeiser, Lin Yeiser, Scott Doepke, Blake Emerson, Judy Robinson, Carol Berna. 31 Second Grade BACK ROW: Mrs. McCallum, Ginny Tait, Cynthia. Perry, Laurie Hopple, Pam Robinson, Mike Rich, Robbie Bellucci, Charles Deupree. MIDDLE ROW: David Whittaker, Victoria Magro, Elaine George, Jeffrey Lawton, Clifford Wright, David Boswell, Mike Kelly, Wilson Boswell. FRONT ROW: Nancy Bruckner, Melanie Heinichen, Peter Palm, Timmy Brown, Tony Woodward, Mike Maier, George Chatfield, Harry Kniffin. ABSENT: Bizzy Chatfield, Christy Moore. '. Recreation 32 First Grade ...f BACK ROW: Miss Kammeron, Peter Brush, Martha Schuster, Lawson Wulsin, Jim Alexander, Brunie Sutphin, Ellen Yeiser, Cathy Berna, Karen Rice. MIDDLE ROW: Karen Maier, Tad Lawrence, John Hauck,Tom Mi- nor, Steve Bullock, Lanie Pauly, Lee Wulsin, Spencer Chap'm, Ellen Terrill. FRONT ROW: Jeannette Wood- ward, Bunny Smith, Chester Berna, Louise Yeiser, Holly Smith, Foster Reed, Mary Asbmy, Patsy Robinson. ABSENT: Ben Moore. Christmas Pageant 33 Kindergarten BACK ROW: Mrs. Simmons, Ben Magro, Susan Rice, Bronwyn Park, Chris Priemer, Mo Wright, John Lawson, Ed Gellenbeck, Mike Simpson, Lisa Trent, Jeff Heinichen, Mrs. McDaniel. MIDDLE ROW: Tim Goodman, Doug Link, Lawrence Lewis, Rick OsterbrockJ Molly HironsI Bob Lawrence, Sara HarmonJ Babette Meyer, Kyle Nineff, Gordon Warner, Sara Brucker. FRONT ROW: Elissa Pogue, Diane Doepke, Doyen Klein, Sandy Kaiser, Terry Shaefer, Luke Boswell, Eric Yeiser, Terry Curtin, Kaye Taylor, Holly Heines, Betsy Robinson. Nursery BACK ROW: Mrs. Rosekrans, Susie Lawson, Debbie IvesJ Sheila Hiren, Fteida Jacobs, Ruthie SproullJ Christie Smith, Stewart Pattison, Mrs. Rice. MIDDLE ROW: Linda Ruxton, Carry Rich, Nick Gibson, Charlie Ransohoff, Eric George, Glenn Wright, Hoppy Hopple, Margaret Brush, Wendy Chapin FRONT ROW: Janie Yeiser, Tab tie Bellucci, Meriwether LeBlond, Libbie Pauly, Holly Simpson, Sally Whittaker, Adele Landise, Charlie Le- Bloncl. ABSENT: Lucy Berna, Page Doepke, Stewart Lewis. 34- 6': .h 1 ' 4 xi'i'vkl!u ll. , x4.9-4.0 ; 1;; lw'iv Varsity S. Schmidt R. Reaves , Rig G' Ran N Doughefty BA SChmidt AV Conroy t 1 x , . Dave McDaniel woachl, C. Bosworth F. MacLean rs. f FOURTH ROW: J. Ciannestras, R. Reaves, P. Strauss, P. Visser, W. Heathcote, D. Schroeder, P. Hinkle, S. Schmidt. THIRD ROW: Dave McDaniel 0:09.:qul K. Johnson, P, Klausmeyer, S. Marx, R. Wagner, B. Milu ler, B. White, J. Acomb, R Lazarus, SECOND ROW: 36 Football P. Strauss M. Peck A. Woodward .1 G ianne stras $.11, B. Schmidt F MacLean M. Peck B. Strickland, J. Berk, D. Wright, D. Zeff, J. Mounn R. Arms, C. Bosworth, P. Weston, Gordon Wright Rust. 003.le FIRST ROW: B. Schmidt, A, Conroy, N. Doug- herty, F. MacLean, M. Peck, A. Woodward, G. Rau, S. Schwartz, J. Schmidlapp managersy 37 Season Highlights Country Day's 1957-58 varsity football team completed one of the most successful seasons in the schools history, winning seven games, tying one, and losing one. Led by Millard Peck and Fred Mac- Lean, co-captains, the team went through the first seven contests unbeaten. Besides being one of the city leaders in offense, Country Day topped all schools in defense, allowing only twenty-one points. For the greater part of the season, the first team consisted of Add Woodward and George Ran at end, Millard Peck and Ned Doughetty at tackle, Pete Strauss and Bill Schmidt at guard, and Andy Conroy, center. The baekfield included Rusty Reaves at quarterback, Fred MacLean and Jim Giahnestras, half- back, and Steve Schmidt at fullback The offensive attack was equally balanced with the hard running of Schmidt, Giannestras, the speedy, elusive MacLean, and the passing of Reaves, who threw for ten touchdowns. MacLean was second in the city in scoring with one hundred points, a school record. Glory also came to the other co -captain, as Coach David McDaniel termed Peck as the best linesman he had eVer had at Country Day. The season opened in the rain at Maderia with C. D. defeating the home team 21-0. After a 7-7 tie with New Richmond. the Blue got back on the winning track with a 20-0 victory over Batavia. This was followed by three comparatively easy wins against O.M.I.I. Amelia, and Felicity. However, the team was pointing for the next game with Park School, as the victory would get the Tri-State trophy. The boys came through superbly as Country Day defeated its Indianapolis foe 41-7. Despite the cold and the dampness C. D.'s offense functioned well, MacLeen scoring four touchdowns and Schmidt two. An equally important game followed with arch rival Indian Hill, and Country Day, triumphing in this contest 46'0, took home the traditional Indian head adress, which goes each year to the winner. Hopes for the first undefeated team in the school's history were shattered, however, in the last encounter of the season when Milford beat Country Day 7-6. Yet in spite of this sour ending, Coach McDaniel sin- cerely said that this was the finest football team he had ever trained in his many years at Country Day. Record C.C.D.S .............. 21 Maderia .................. 0 C.C.D.S ........... . . . .7 New Richmond ........ .... .7 c.c.D.s. t . . ' ..... . , . , .20 Batavia .................. 0 C.C.D.S .............. 26 Amelia .................. 0 C.C.D.S .............. 38 0.M.I ................... 0 C.C.D.5 .............. 46 Indian Hill ............... 0 C.C.D.S .............. 41 Felicity. . ............... O C.C.D.S ............. .41 Park .................... '7 C.C.D.S .............. 6 Milford .................. 7 38 Captains of ,58 Congratulate Captains of 59 4 J. Giannestras, P. Strauss, M. Peck, F. MacLean. Iron Men BACK ROW: B. Schmidt, P. Strauss, F. MacLeanv FRONT ROW: A. Woodward, M. Peck. Cheerleaders LEFT to RIGHT: Joanie Krehbiel, Ann Ritchey, Marylin Woods, Cindy Terrill, Nickie Greiss, Janie Bosworth. 39 7-8 Football BACK ROW: M1. Yeiser LcoachL P. Thompson, D. Hinsch, AV -Zeff,T. Schmidt, R. Donaldson, R. Arm- strong. MIDDLE ROW: J. Perry, R. BarrettJ W. Lampson, J. Messer, R. Levick, T. Joeseph, J. Reis, A. Ames, R. Nelson, C. Hauser, H. Tytus, J. Brooks. FRONT ROW: J. Landsman ngrq, J. Shetterly, V. Drescher, J. Pearce, 1.. Reed, J. Lassoff, S. Watson, P. Stern, R. Bowman, R. Yeiser, D. Wright, H. Davison. 5-6 Record 7-8 Record 6.0.5.5 ....... L 5:. Bernard ...... w C.C.D.S ....... L Deer Park ....... w C.C.D.S ....... L Summit ........ L C.C.D.S ....... L North College Hill. .W C.C.D.S ....... W Summit ........ L C.C.D.S ....... L Terrace Park ..... W C.C.D.S ....... W Wasaka ........ L C.C.D.S ....... W Wasaka ........ L C.C.D.S ....... W Lotspiech ....... L C.C.D.S.- ...... W Milford ........ L C.C.D.S ....... W Summit ........ L 5-6 Football BACK ROW: Mr, Bruno, J. McDaniel, B. Riehle, S. Deupree, R. Wunsch, W. Wyler, C. Chatfield, Mr. Patison. SECOND ROW: T. Mattes, W. Deane, D. Warner, R. Shetterly, M. Lowman, J. Rowe, F. Zach- arias, FL Chatfield, C. Klausmeyer, H. Robinson. FRONT ROW: R. Reis, J'. Minor, R. Hopple, S. Hamil- ton, M. Eggers, P. Kelly, T. Emerson, R. Levin, S. Mendelsohn. Basketball Team C.C.D.S ........ 49 C.C.D.S. . ....... 80 C.C.D.S. . . ...... 45 C.C.D.S ......... 46 C.C.D.S. ........ 68 C.C.D.S ......... 61 C.C.D.S ......... 60 C.C.D.S ......... 64 C.C.D.S. . . . ..... 62 C.C.D.S ......... 42 C.C.D.S. ........ 40 C.C.D.S. ........ 5'7 C.C.D.S ......... 41 C.C.D.S. ........ 49 C.C.D.S.. ..... . . .52 C.C.D.S ......... 38 C.C.D.S. . . . ..... 49 BACK ROW: K. Johnson, J. Johnson, J. Levin, J. Fisher, J. Acomb, R. Reaves, S. Schmidt. FRONT ROW: P. Weston, M. Peck, T. Deupree, A. WoodwardJ G. Ran, Mr. McDaniel. Record 41 Park..; ...... ......54 Loveland ............ 64 McNicholas ........... '77 New Richmond ......... 60 Louisville ............ 37 Felicity ............. 86 St. Thomas ........... 58 Indian Hill ........... 5'7 O.M.I. ............. 37 Indian Hill ........... 50 Madeira ....... . . . . . .75 Milford ............. '78 O.M.I ..... ' .......... 20 DePorres ............. 60 Park ............... 59 St.Bemard...........68 Lockland ............ '7 7 Christmas Tournament 42 J-V Basketball C C.D.S .......... 2O C.C.D.S .......... 31 C.C.D S .26 C.C.D.S .47 C C.D.S .......... 31 C C.D.S .......... 41 C C.D.S .......... 40 C C.D.S .......... 35 C.C.D.S .......... 39 C C.D.S .......... 30 C C.D.S .......... 45 C C.D.S .......... 50 C C.D.S. ......... 40 Record 43 STANDING: Mr. Yeiser monchx S. Schwartz wannagew, J. Pogue, T. Palmer, C. Hassan, S. Park .............. 2'7 Loveland ........... 34 McNicholas .......... 42 New Richmont ........ 33 Louisville ........... 28 Felicity ............ 32 O.M.I ............. 25 Indian Hill .......... 34 Madeira ............ 30 Milford ............ 42 O.M.I .............. 36 DePorres ............ 40 Park .............. 46 Marx, A. Luther, J. Berk, J. Mount. SEATED: J. Shim, T. Grace, P. McCalmont, D. Schroeder, C. Bosworth, B. Miller, D. Zeff. 7-8 Basketball STANDING: Mr. Yeise: moacm, J. Shetterly, A. Zeff, R. Armstrong, T. Schmidt, H. TytusJ T. Foote, T. Joseph. SEATED: S. Watson, R. Yeiser, R. Barrett, V. Drescher, J. Reis. 5-6 Basketball STANDING: F. Johnson, J. Rowe, T. Comey, R. Shatterly, M. Lowman, S. Hamilton, L. Davis, S Deu- pree, K, Chatfield, Mr. Irwin Roach; SEATED: D. Hopple, R. Wunsch, R. Levin, J. Minor, D. Rice, M. Eggers, J. McDaniel. 44 C.C.D.S .......... 5 C.C.D.S .......... 11 C.C.D.S .......... 13 C.C.D.S ........... 3 C.C.D.S. .......... 3 C.C.D.S .......... 19 C.C.D.S ........... '7 C.C.D.S .......... 0 C.C.D.S ........... 5 C.C.D.S .......... 21 C.C.D.S. . . . . A .20 C.C.D.S ........... 6 C.C.D.S. . . ...... . .2 mistrict Finals Record 45 Madeira ............. 3 Louisville ........... ,2 Louisville ............ 5 Lockland ............. '7 Westchester ........... 2 Ripley. . A . . ......... 2 St. Bernard ........... 4 Goshen .............. 7 O.M.I .............. .3 Park ............... 2 Park ............... 8 Indian Hill ....... . . . . 1 O.M.I. ............. 0 BACK ROW: P. Lowry, Mgr., C. Hansen, S. Schmidt, C. Bosworth, Schroeder, D. Schmidt, Mgr. MIDDLE ROW: J. Mount, K. Johnson, A. Luther, K. Hinkle, R. Reaves, C. Yeiser, Coach FRONT ROW: M. Grace, T. Deupree, J Johnson, A. Woodward, B. Schmidt. 1 BACK ROW: WV Lamson, T. Foote, J. Perry, S. Watson, T. Joseph, R. Nelson. FRONT ROW: R. Levick, L. Rhodes, J. Reis, V. Drescher, R. Armstrong, Mr.- Irwin, T. Schmidt. 7-8 Record 5-6 Record C.C.D.S ........ L Reading ...... W C.C.D.S. . .' ..... W Wasaka ..... L C.C.D.S ........ L Reading ...... W C.C.D .S ........ T Lotspeich ..... T C.C.D.S ........ W Wasaka ...... L C.C.D.S ........ W Lotspeich ..... L C.C.D.S ........ L Madeira ...... W C.C.D.S. ....... W Summit ...... L C.C.D .S ........ L N.C .H ........ W 5-6 Baseball BACK ROW: Mr. Pattison, K. Chatfield, R, Shetterly, S. Deupree, S. Warner, F. Zacharias, M. Lowman, S. Hamilton, J. McDaniel, M. Eggers, B. Reihle. FRONT ROW: R. Wunsch, E. Sittner, PV Kelley, JW Mattes, W. Deane, T. Emerson, F. Johnson, D. Reis. 46 . bl....; .g...A.......-WA4..A.-..m.-..:A.u dem. Track Team BACK ROW: W. Heathcote, S. Marx. MIDDLE ROW: P. Klausmeyer, R. Vogel, J. Giannestrzs, D. Wright. FRONT ROW: G. Rau, M. Peck, B. Miller, D. McDaniel, Coach. Tennis Team ; BACK ROW: D. Zeff UMng J. Schiro, D. Wentworth, G. Wright, Coach. MIDDLE ROW: G. Gillespie, J. Fisher, R. Lazarus. FRONT ROW: P. Visser, J. Levin, P. Strauss. 47 Soccer BACK ROW: Mr. BrushJ coach; B. White; P. Hinkle; J. Giannestras; 8. Warm; G. Meyers; D. Wentworth; N. Daugherty. FRONT ROW: D. Swigert; G. Gillespie; R. Wagner; R. Lazaras, W. Heathcote; R. Arms; R. Vogel D. Wright; Mr. Pattison. X-Squad Touch-Football 48 1 Student Council STANDING: R. Reaves, J. Smith, S. Schmidt, J. Levin, Mr, Pattison. MIDDLE: W. Heathcote, G. Gillespie. FRONT: A. Conroy, J. Johnson, M. Peck; P. Hinkle, M. Lippincott. 50 The Scroll Staff 4.3g; NW:- STANDING: J. Johnson, T. Deupree, J. Acomb. Tyler. SEATED: B. White, P. Weston, N. Dougherty, R. 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