Colerain High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1957 volume:

7Z6 CARI NAL COCE'RMI HIGH CWCINNAJI, 03410 H VlRGINIA AUBURN BxLL LOHRER ROBERT H!LL 1 50mm Busmzss MAN AGER ADVISOR VOLUM E m To one who knows the hundreds of hours of blood, sweat, and tears that have gone into the production ' of this book; to one who deserves thanks for his kind assistance in our high school years; to our teacher and friend, GEORGE T. MICHAEL, we dedicate our book, this, the N1957 Cardinal. 11N3ORGBJJABL8 . . . a varied and exciting year Of laughter and learning, of Cheering and Chaucer, of hoopsters and homework. 1and just think! It all began once upon a time one Tuesday morning, September 4, 1936, when 1112 eager Cardinals brought happy bedlam t0 the quiet halls! Through the months, memories piled up: the snowy mornings we trooped into Typing dripping icicles, football pep assemblies held out in the stadium, Study Hall in the cafeteria because there was no room elsewhere . . . These and many more will skip into View as you turn these pages . . . 1 1 11313030383 UABLS administration . , . the guides along the way-quick advice from Mrs. Hale, admin- istrators who really do understand a teen- efs viewpoint, Mr. Hangs efficient shop classes, Mrs, Pack's talk on Shakespeare that actually made it seem fascinating, Mr. Hammond directing traffic at that busy intersection of main hall-up stairway office, great leaders . . . all of them unforgettable BOARD OF EDUCATION Unforgettable indeed, our wonderful Board of Ed- ucation, which made all of this possible. These fore- sightcd men have 21ny managed the largest grade school in the state, Ohio's largest fleet of school buses, a fast-moving high school, and, at the same time, always planned ahead to keep building capacity abreast of the mushrooming enrollment. Ti; edxtmfion forum llae EOHHNOIZ mind; lint m the twig iJ' bent tlae Iree': iizrlined.' POPE Mr. Lindemmi': word: of wijdom Seared: Mr. William Langdale, Vice Prey; dam; Mr, Charley Lindelmm, Prefidem; Mr. William Tbomru, Clerk. Standing: Mr. lznw renre Haupt, Mr. AMEN Huber, Mr. Edward Mueller: membem SUPERINTENDENT Mr. Eberly Hammack, superintendent of our school for the past seven years, stands shoulder to shoulder with teachers and students alike. Noted for his mighty pride in Colerain, Mr. Hammack demonstrates this loyalty by being present for all basketball and football games, plays, musicals, and other student productions. Mr. Hammad: has inspired the people of the community to love their known among the students for his precise pronounciation of area. school, and provide the best of equipment for our use. He is affectionately Em Wham : w Jam . 32mg . m... Where wdve lived And learned to know That through the years W611 see her In the sweet afterglow? Mr. Edmund Hammond, principal, is that tall, dark, distinguished-Iooking man in a dark blue suit Whom you meet in the halls. He is also the man who quietly but efficient 1y manages a school of 1150 students and 36 faculty members. Those of us who have consulted Mr. Hammond on school prob- lems agree that he is tops for being friendly, capable, and a fine man. PRINCIPAL 4-Mr. Hammond m we know him: NJ 1! i741 been brorzgm to my altemimz, LN Jtndyiug lbs Card football team grinding out yardage; !3j opening :1 Friday morning anembiy; MU helping a Imdem m'aigbten am hi! eredule. PERSONNEL Every student and penny is accounted for by these people who keep the wheels running in our offices. They come to our aid in dozens of different situations; whenever we transact school business. SECRETARIAL STAFFhFIRST ROIV: Eugenia Kennedy. Virginia Ember, Carob IWlaimker, SEC- OND ROIV: Maxine Haynel, Lorraine Lnkeman. TREASURER'S STAFF-Cry.ct:tl Riley, Secremry: 1059M: PreJmaH. Activity Tramway: livilliam Tbumm, Clerk Tremm'eiz .. Chm. Lang. Arts BA, W. Virginia M.E., U. of C. English III Journalism DELORES VINSON B.S., Murray St, Librarian GEORGE MICHAEL B.A., David Lipscomb B.S.. U. of C. Dramatics Jr. Hi. English English II Jr. Hi. History English I LANCHDMSE MARY BERRY FRANCES FRAZIER ARTS JOSEPH LUCKETT B.A.. Western Kentutky English I English II World Hist'ory Parlez-vous Francais? Dicis' ne Latinam? Or do you speak plain ordinary English? Lan- guage Arts teachers spend many hours trying to impress us with the importance of speaking and writing effeo tivelyA CLAIRE MORLIDGE B.A., Denison U. English I French Jr. Hi. English DOROTHY TEBBS SYLVIA SAUNDERS 3A,, DePauw U. B.A., BEA, M.A., UA of C. Jr. HiA Reading English 111 Jr. Hi. English ALICE PACK 3A., Western Coilcge English IV Latin EVERETT WELCH 13.5., Ohio U. Health Government l 5 g CORINNE STYLES 8.5,, U. of C, Geography ALONZO VARNEY HAW M.A., Morthcad American History Jr. Hi. History World History Where is Madagasmr? Was the Nor- man Conquest in 1066 Or 1245? What does the term democracy mean? There are courses in Social Science to- give you the above information and much more. They give you the Hdope on the location of countries, the type and the kinds of government that rule these of people who live there, countries, past and present. RICHARD HARRELL Chm. Soc, Scit-nce ROBERT HILL B.A., Evansville M.A,, Murray 5!, '35., M,E., U, of C. State of Ohio Economics World History General Business Psychology State of Ohio SOCIAL SCIENCE 3N T L 7' n1 fair trial:- w 7 '01 assembly and: ng'; petit'mn just compensation print; grapenv ugli: use 'uz process of law o and bear arms DILLARD ARMENTROUT B. A., Bridgewater WILLIAM KEARNEY B.A., Eastern Ky. M.E., U. of C. M,F4A., U. of 1' Jr. Hi. Math Jr. Hi. Math Jr. Hi. Science jr. Hi. Shop G eneral M ath X ROBERT SHOCKLEY B.S., Ohio State EDWARD MAY Chm Mathematics B.A., Centre M.A., Miami U. M.A , U. of K. Algebra I Algebra Jr. Hi. Math Plane Geometry Gen. Science Consumer Math A or C, B 0: D, it makes These teachers make no difference what youlre mathematics worth taking! making . . . WARREN DICKEN FLORENCE MICHAEL B-Sw R10 Grande B.A., Ohio Wesleyan Biology jr. Hi. History English I Jr. HIV Science English II Jr. Hi. Science State of Ohio mu NATURAL ROBERT SPRAGUE Chm Nat, Science 13.5., Miami U. B.S., Ohio State SCIENCE Chemistry Biology Gen. Science Gen. Science Jr. Hi. Math Flash! ! ! Special Bulletin -Top Atomic Scientists of the United States say that man should be able to make the trip to the All kidding aside, many of the people who take science may become some of the top workers in the Atomic field. You may be moon in just 2 years! one of them! Aux HHt'Kb-H LORRAINE LAKEMAN B5,, U. of C. Bookkeeping Business English Commercial Math Office Practice PHYLLIS KRESS B.Ss, U. of C. Commercial Math Shorthand Typing I JOSEPH PRESNELL Chm. Business B.S., U. of C. Bookkeeping General Business Typing This year, more young peeple are entering the business world than ever before, in such positions as accountant, stenographer, typist, etc. Also, more young people are planning for college than ever before. For these two reasons, business courses offered by these teach- ers are very populars BUSINESS DONALD HECKENDORN Chmi Manual Arts B.Si, Miami U, Jri Hi. Shop Mechanical Drawing 3110;: I Manual Arts is the one department in school which is exclusively for boys. It has courses ranging from woodworking to automotive shop. For boys who are me- chanically inclined 01' like to build things, this department is tops. MANUAL ARTS Wood Shop LESTER HEIZMAN 3.5., U of C. Automotive Shop Machine Shop Metals Shop I JUNE CRABTREE B.A., U. of C. at Santa Barbara Advanced Chorus Choral Groups Glee Clubs Music Theory FINE ARTS One flight of stairs separates two of the most complete music depart- ments in Scuthem Ohio. There are applied music courses for those who toot, sing, boom. 0r tweet. The teaching of the theory of music is the first step in music education at Colerain. Theory in- cludes: popular music; instruments of the band and orchestra; and the history of music. KENNETH JONES B.M., U. of Ce Bands Instrumental Music MARJORIE BURKHART Chm. Household Arts B.A., Ohio Wesleyan U. Home Economics HOUSEHOLD ARTS Pass me a safety pin. Do you happen to have any pink thread? The girls who take these courses are going to become some of Americis best housewives. They know the slogans, WI'he way to a manys heart is through his stomach. and HCIothes make the man. Watch out, men! These girls get lessons in sewing, nutrition, childcare, cooking, home furnishing, and many other phases of homemaking. MARY C. QKMBRIC B.S., W. Virginia U. BAu Fairmont St. Col. M.E., W. Virginia U. J'r. H14 Home Economics Jr. Hi. Science .. ah- h. PHYSICAL EDUCATION GLADYS HALE Chm. Phys. Ed. HS, W. Virginia U. M.E. U. of C. Girls' Phys. Ed 20 Track? Softball? Calisthenics? We offer these in addition to other sports to make the body as quick as the mind. Physical Education7 a compul- sory course for all boys and girls in high school, teaches co-Ordination and developes stamina. JIM DRISCOLL B.S.Ed,, U. of C. Bost Phys. Ed. COUNSELORS Unforgettable is the word for these counselors, to whom we come when happy or unhappy, worried or excited, and always they Illiderjlzmd and have the CLUSVVCI', COUNCIL MEMBERS-FIRST RON : Mm PbylliJ Krau. Mr. Robert Spragzw. Mr. Ed mmzd Hammond, MM. Giddy; Hale, Mr. Kenneth JOHN. SECOND ROIV: Mr. Run Midiztm, Mr. Dillard Afiizemlram. Mr, fame; DMJMH. Mr, Imepb Premell, Mr. Leiter Hiezmmz, Mr. Rabew Bmmzer. 'c Diref'mv CH ghlel! ET WEL R EV E ATHLETIC COUNCIL Wow! Look at those cheerleaders! Athletic Council member; rack their brain; Who do We play next Friday? What :u judge: of Cbeerlmdirzg try-outJ. group gives the athletes their spirit and drive? Why, ifs the Athletic Council! With this quality of men and women backing Our athletes, we can see why Colerain produces con- sistently good teams. 22 FIRE T ROIV: Dong Bailey, Tim Luebrmmz, Bill Srbwrzrz, Eddie Baummm, jerry Manegold, Frank Keller, Imzet Penirle, Carol Firkin, Gary V012, Gary IViUirzim. SECOND ROW: George Rein- hardt, Dan F419;, Ieamzizze D'ermim'a, judy Hiram, Ployllij Deckelmeier, Brenda Seibert, Peggy Fixfafer, jam Sldylon, Belly Tmrey, Paid Martinez, Glam: Adkim, Pat Hairber. SEATED: 31mm Leotzbm'dt, Pat R9501, Pat Foley, Secretary; Mr. Rirbm'd Hm'relL Advimr; R022 Helm, Vite Prejident: Cum! Clark, Prariderzt; jndy Nicholmn. STUDENT COUNCIL They said it would never go through.' They said it had no power-no student backing. This yeaer student council proved them wrong The energetic council members have posted menus each morning, awarded the Citizenship and All-American Girl Trophies, and considered all worthwhile suggestions from the student body. 23 F 4 1-?v- A71: Colemhh Imdiltm, one of I13:- muwl and bar! 1'11 Ila? mm. mm fumided for 1:69 Cdrdiualr lamdy through 1196 cjlwli 0f Barman. Bunyan dirpeme bu! drink and Ian! .nmdwirbar Ir; L'billy Czn'difmh d! fanf- bzill Ermfextr. BOOSTERS Who are the most ardent fans for all our sports, and our band? Wlhy the Booster Club of course.I These parents and teachers combine together to form a unit that is recognized for its enthus iastic approach toward a job. Hats off to our friends and supporters! SEATED: E. Hammond, Recording Secretary; H. Huber, Vice Prejidem; I. Sudw, Preiidenl; M. Lip- pay, Traiaxtn'er. SECOND ROIV: M, HILrJ, Mm. Howard, L. Lunar, G, Frirk. A. Huber, R. Herr- mmm, E. Hmurzck. THIRD ROIV: H Leningmu N Handley, L Simpler, R. Lewii. F. HIIglJeI, I. Howard, f. 0317911, F Prick MM. Similmmz, IV. Stmtmzan, Youngrleu fixbed for prize; m the traditional fiJlJ-pmzd at the Carnival. With 384 members this year, compared to the 150 last year, the P.T.A, have had more projects and have been able to do more for the school. Their biggest money making project has been their annual Carnivalv This was done in co-operation with the school and the profits were split equally 9; among the grade school. high school, and the PTA They also help to give the parents of children in school, and those rt with children about to enroll, an insight of what to expect and how to help their children to become adjusted in school. With all the gifts and help they have given the school, we will never be abie to repay them. AM we can do is join together and say, Thank Youli' FIRST ROW : A. Huber. Refrejljmenu: T. Lewii. Semrzd Vite PJ'e'Jideul: A. Litebwmm. Trermzrer: F. Breslel, Fm: Vice Prui- dew; M. Haupz. Prejident; S. Yuellig. Ree See relm'y: A1. Bridgman, Car- rarjlwlding Sen'efmj: L MueHenlJm'a'. T b e a! r c. SECOND R0117: M. Mal'laleiu. Tax Shawn: R. Knebier'. lszg-r .md Meum; R, Herr'unmn. Hifiariim: B. Srbxriikni, Parliamen- Im'iim Edumfiml: M. IHM- rin. Pre-Srboalr R. Meier, Arr: H. Poubofl. Safety: A. Fizguly. Mam, THIRD ROW : E. Kim Dmce Remy: M. Herr mum. Cafeteria: H, Gm- ber. Bulletin: L. Biddle. Hanna: R, Auburn. Ade minixlmiire Ed!!c'dli0h'.' R. Borirrb. Regitlnn': R. Late u'uadi 11:10 I tmd Afemu: D, Zimmermim. Tbetm'e. CAFETERIA STAFF Hrl'b'f our friend Thelma. trim rlzfu 1.7m d'mmu'n fmm 11w migI'Jf; f?llrljwl. Steak, potatoes whole wheat bread! In feeding two thousand youngsters, the cafeteria staff deserves commendation for the fine job it does of cooking good food and of keeping the Iunchroom clean The cafeteria staff consists of everyday employees and help from parents who have volunteered their services. FRONT R011 : E. Darla I Frifz, T. Herzag, H. Phillipx. SECOND ROIV: A. Huber, B. 0H0, M, LiMIuy. R Harimmm. 26 J ANITORIAL STAFF keep: the wheel; running eraalwida Sweep! Swish! Rub! Scrub! Clean, clean, clean. Wash the walls, Scrub the floor, And everything between! After school, the janitors are sweeping the floor, emptying waste paper baskets, and doing everything possible to make our school more beautiful. On vacations our janitors still have to work doing their biggest jobs: such as waxing floors, and fixing anything that needs repair. Lgf! ta riglals A Kmnmer, F. Tbonmx. E. Eppert, R. Hudwri, E. Fraiik. Genial Art Kammer, Maintenance Superyimr, 27 K. Bailwirk, j. Romer. Mzir. A. Park. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS FIRST ROIV: K. Bertram, L Vimwz, P, MrCarmirk, MN. D Vinson, Librarian; P. Grimm, I. NEE, K Rmbraab SECOND ROIV: 5. IV 9511 B. Lewiy, L. Srbweitzer. Na! premnt: I. Pennington. SCHOOL All of these sometimes thankless jobs are handled by enthusiastic volunteers. W111- ing teachers run the ticket sales and lost and found, CAFETERIA FIRST ROIV: K. Stblicter, K. Nenor, B 1 Moore, R. Rowe, S. Srlmltz, R. Early, E. Barium R. Damlzmrb, T. Mall, B. DaviJ, C1 Litirbgi, IVA Klitjmmz. SECOND ROW: D. Gala, D. Caner, S. Altenbarb, M. Ulm, P. Meyer, A. DelFavero, S. Allen, F. Ire- SERVICES while busy students help staff the bookstore, library and cafeheria Hats off to these folks who do a swell job of serving Colerainers! TICKET SALES T: Orlo, S. Offmt, P. McQueen, Min 1V. Dirken, R. Adam, M. Meimzer. I. Cbztlrk, P. Hall. ASSISTANTS laud, L. Driller, L. Mysry, C Seiferi, R. 0110, C. Ireland THIRD ROIV: G Mrme- gold, B. IAIIdu'EIJr, C. Schieutker, E. Rit- terlmlz, B. Mzrybrzr, E. Romer, F. Fixfaer, R. Enzwlymle, I. Beafly. 29 30 UN 70116 EUUABLb Fine Art5 the frosting on life's cake! . the rat-tat-tat of C.P.S. hammers expertly assembling flats, Double Quartet Warm ming it up, Thespians watch- ing coats for basketball fans, majorettes working out sum- mer evenings, Santa Claus at a Skits and Scripts meeting, poster-design work in Art Club, the cacophony of Band warm-up . . , 1 I 113 H ilx v . wr m I14, 1 .Vqlhlij. ,1.I.l.u., Elli! IVL Half tone Hat? Never! Half tone sharp? Never! For that just right sound. enjoy Coleraink Marching Band, one of the best in Hamilton County. 1957 Mdi'rbing Band bigbligialx preririou Imlfr Mme romizzej. Ithing Second Place in H ome- coming F l 0er Parade, and H igl; S clmal Bmzd Day at M I'mm'. MARCHING BAND FIRST ROIV: A. Hezzkel, B. Staffmn, N. Niebnm, j. Meinbltrg, C. Pickem, H. Huber, R. 01!, M. Bullock, C. Malone, R. McKemie, D. Houitan, C. Berzzinger, C. Bley, B. FUJIEV, Majarene. Captain; C. Stratzman, K. Taylor, Drum Major. SECOND ROIV: L. Suman, Student Teacher; K. Jones, Dirertar of Bands LA Meyer, 1. Perfect, N. Jacob, I. Daub, J. Amara, Sen'etary; S, Breuel, P. Shaw, MA Ulm, B. Srewart, L. Howard, C. Saunderx, K. Andrew, D. Newberry, C. Cook, L. Lindemmz, B. Srbweilaert, C. Frirk, S: Braakxlsire, I. Amirk, D. Lotlpigcla. THIRD R0117: T. Arzdex, I. Emig, I. Ban, G. Stolzenberger, B. Tracy, I. Gantt, A. Staffmu, L. Purng B. Teckezzbrotk, D. Hum, Prexidem; j. Brenel, H Bleji, B. Wickemeier, V. Baier, I. McCormick, D George, C. Slater, I. Rajmw, S. Rubi, .S'. Mlieblenbmd. FOURTH ROIV: D, Brijme, C. TValdrEn, I. Tomey, R. Martina, D. Bedel, M, Haym, K. Bullock, R. Laps, G. Schlake, R. Haumm, Vice Praidem; M. Newberry, D. Adlaimon, j. Magly, E. Srbwing, B. Eichenberger, C, Cone, D. Slmttmmz, R. Geinmm, B. Atkinmn, B. Abernambie. FIFTH R0117: H. Iona, T. Demmzey, H. Kmm, P Mam'nel, L. Miller; I, 0711mm, C. Warner, D. Bley, 1 Rneiyl, A. Turner, 6'. Bollinger, E, Perfert, J, Biddle, M. Blanch. :3 i --Ivtli i-un-nz; - 1 9571: unforgetmble moment: for the Cardenas: High Srimal Bmm' Day :1: Miami Universizy, mm? Bamethall Horizeroming Guard of Honor for Her Majerty. CARDETTES What is marching in front of the band, that's made for you and me? CARDETTES.I The six girls who march in front of the band represent the best majorettes at Colerain. To reach this position the girls must practice hours on their twirling and strutting. Bmketball Captain Arlene H emEel nmd Poothall Captain Bobby Foxier. CARDETTES FIRST R0117: B. Szoffrmz, M. Nie- lmm, G. Magee, SECOND ROIV: N. Hmmll, A Hanks! KBaI. CapJ C . Str'attmmm. 33 gm mmw- FIRST ROW': I. Breilel, D. George, I. McCormirk, B. IVirkenzeiEr, I. Ban, V. 34597, H. Blen', j. Rouaw, S. Brand, P. Shaw, B. Tracy, S. Rubi, j. Anion, Sen'etmy. SECOND ROIV: 1. Perfect, B. Srbweilaert, j. Amirk, I. Dam, K. Saunders, D. Bennett, Treasurer; B. Stewart, N. 14505;, S. Muelalenbard, L. Howard, 1. Tomey, T. Andean M. Hayex, P. Hun, j. Biddle, R. Weicb, L. Pm-dy, B, Teckenbrark, D. Hun, President; H. Huber. THIRD ROW: 8. Atkinson, L. Linde- mmz, C. Cook, M. Ulm, J. Emig, C. Malone, B. Aberrrambie, T, Kirk, D. Newberry, G. Bollinger, L. Miller, T. Demrmey, E. Perfert, P. Martina, H. Kram, A. Tumer, K. Ruebl, C. IVamer, T. Dawlr, M. Newberry, R. Giexman, R Lupe, G. Srblake, R. H awton, Vice Prexident; C. IValdren, C. Slater, I. Gantt, R. Ott. FOURTH ROW: G. Stolzenkrger, R. McKenzie, D. Sfririgfield, D. Houston, M. Blanch, H. Iona, Dt Bley, C. Cane, R, Martina. Nat pirlm'ed: Mardee Ballade, Loi: Meier, D. Briuae. CONCERT BAND Listen! There's music in the air-music of the Colerain High School Concert Band, which has proved time and time again its worthiness to be ranked with the finest bands in the state. Gatling into uniform i: a real picnic erec- Ca'rzcert Eftmd, unble Quartet tmfi ially for girl:, wlm don't tie a four-in-bzmd . . . Trzple T m: camiyme tlaezr effort: In every day. Warm-up :eutam can turn mic jam an exrlmnge :membly at Talawmzda :emam when Concerteeu are m the in Oxford :vw, 4 - right maod. SECOND SEMESTER DANCE BAND Heftj FIRST ROIV: R, On, I. Grunt, D. Hun, RW Tackem broth H. Hither. SECOND ROW: R. Giarmmz, G. Srbiake, C. IValdren, G, Boilinger, T. Devamzey, H. Kama, P. Mm'tirieL THIRD ROIV: MW Blanch D. Homtmz. FIRST SEMESTER DANCE BAND Whelan-FIRST ROTV: .S'. Rubi, B. Tracy, I. Gantt, C. Slater, D. Hun, H. Hubeay R. Terkenlzrork. SECOND ROIV: D. Hanna , R M Halutwh K, Taylor, C . IVzddren, H. 3 KHZIIJ', P. Martitzej. j W Music to fit your W'M'WMYMJMTTTC W 1 every mood is served .. - - -- . m l up in fine style by ' ' these specialized groups. W W BAND GROUPS PEP BAND UEfU- FIRST ROW: R. 01!, 1. 6mm, R. Terkezzbrark, H, Huber. SECOND w ROIV: C. Iledren, GI Srblnke, M. Newberry, mi R. Mm'tiney, P. Martina, C. IVm'ner, M. ! BlerIrIJ. THIRD ROIV: M. Bullath R, Mr- Kenzie. TRUMPET TRIO: R. K. Tayima G. ScklmEe. , -: w,.evtw,mm. mm? nwwwaw m: - .....e..n4....m 9...! 9 W9gg. Nwe$chk$geg + A. FIRST ROIV: I. Brextel, htrcompJ; P. DecHemeiw, C, Pm-mm, P. Hall, N. lamb, je Amzij, K. Hawk, M. IVood, I. MrCormirk, I. Amiriz, f. Emig, C. IVeirel, L Illig, D. Lifflepage, N. Kalb, P. Merkel. SECOND R0117: C. Saunderl, MN, I Crabtree, HEIB'J; K, Palm, C. lVfclzemeier, C. Freymg, f. Coiegalej L. Heal, P. Ellion, f. Nydmrz, L. Thejkim S. Offztzt, P. MrQueen, L. Paltboff, P. Kramer, S. Holbrook, B. Strerker, C. Stewart, Eh Perfert, L. Srbiex, B. Mann. THIRD ROIV: K. Gregory, L. Vimmz, B. Halm, R. Adana, j. Magly, N, Clawmzz, S. Clauuron, N. Clifl, N. Dill, P. Iona, E. Hamilton, C. Fiybler, B. Badke, P. 31-11613 B. Herzog. FOURTH R0137: G. Heid, M. Eppley, B. Carrier, K. Hemmmz, A. Bieler, M. Steinmml, L. .S'rlylm'mmz, B. Stewart, C. Bezzzirzgerj I. Thacher, P. Demzler, j. Roll, 1. Zoellrzeia THE GLEE GIRLSh The two Glee Clubs are up-and-coming organizations, having more than doubled their membership in the past two years. The clubs are made up of enthusiastic young people Who are striving to advance even further in the vocal music field into the more accom- plished groups. They have tackled such ambitious choral selections as In Excelsis Deo 3b FIRST ROIV: MN. I, Craln'ree, Di1'J; C. Gooxemrm, IV. Shockley, B. Neal, P. Mm-tirzex, D. Hzn'iwig, H. KrtmI, T. Andaman, L. LiizdemmL SECOND ROIV: I. Lewir, P. Olden, M. RaImw, G. V012, R. Hmnmilt, B. Duecker, B. Gregg, D. Miller, F. Keller, THIRD ROIV: D. Hajkim, K. lVam, D. Lamb, T. Sellerx, T. Otto, H. Huber. Nat Jiaoth: A. Hempeimmi, R. Tbomm. BOYS and Ave Verum Corpus. These clubs presented a concert on February 21, half of which was a tribute to George Washington. In co-operation with the other groups, the Glee Clubs presented a Christmas concert and a Thanksgiving assembly, 37 R ebem-mlx-O 13. Pain f MI fumiw HTake sixty-six eager teenagers . . , and challenging music . . . sprinkle with long hours of practice A . . stir with a fine di- rector . . . resultithe unusual fine peri formamc of the advanced chorus . . The advanced chorus is the performing group of the vocal music department at Coleraini The chorus is not only an activity but it is also a classroom subject. We have implicit confidence in their ability to cap- tivate audiences with skiilful renditions of popular selections FIRST ROIV: 5. Leonard, C 8161-, S. Rubi, Di Stirij, S. Heir. J. Mack, P. Grimm, Ii Kalb. P. i McCormick, M. Bram Si IVrigbt, E. Lewij, G. Slolzenberger. 1. Perfect, j'. NEIL S. Mizeblenlmrd, i P. Slmw. SECOND ROW: J. Crabtree IDirJ, B, Tracey, j. 7720271511, 1. Dam, G. Darin K, Ballad, Ci IVamer, T. Wenlmfer, R. Martina, L. Mzrpeir, K. 11911151; A. Seibert, R. Ban. M. szderlmm. THIRD ROIV: C. Chapmma j. Biddle, I4 Hm't. B. Srlmnfeld. ji W'ilmn, V. Auhrn, P. Hzm', V. Bczien C. Simtmmz, T. Hcmple, K. Taylor. .8, Vddizmlr, T. Weber, 8. Brian. T. De- szziey, R. Carrier, B. Clark, V. Eriuon, M. Newberry. FOURTH ROIV: B. Lewix, I. 20591, C. H0129, B. IVillirmzir, C. Haupl, j. Ban, L. Meieiy 5. Brand. IV. Martin, 5. iWeili P. Dmir, M. Floyd, D. 551210219, D. Hum N. Eberii Double Quayle! membem plead for Chin- nm; audience to pleme 1:; put a penny in flu? old mmfj JMHU DOUBLE QUARTET hvilb m'wmpmzm N. EbErU: V. Erirwu, B. Clark. R. Haim Ian. M. szderfysz, B. Pints, D, Hun, T. lVenlmfer. T, Hempei. CHORAL GROUPS . third edition of Triple Trio, second edition of Double Quartet, and brand new Chorahers. Colmwzr'u ; fn-ize-wimzing Tripls Trin fwilb nrwmpmng-J N, EberU: S. Rubf. j. DmiL G, Daub: IV. Marlin, D. George, S. Brawl, M. Bmdfnrd. D. Srbmlk. V. Auburn. 'm 15 l. ., I CHORALIERS IathH-V FRONT TO BACK: T. Heimpel, T. lVerbafw. IL Reynold; B. Vadimij, B. Pierre, G. 32mm, R. How- 1021. D, Hun. B. Clark, M. .S'Imderlmm, B. Lurdwlar, V. Erinwz, N. 135511 GIRLS: P. HILFJ. j Dam: 115? Martin V. Auburn, G Darin S. Brawl, D. Srbimb L. Meier. B. IVI'IA Mum. 1. 2171761, I. P:?rfert, S. RNH. D. Gem'ge. 1. MALE. 39 FIRST ROW: S. Wright, B. Eves, K. Paley, IA Reynoldi, P. Merkel, B. Stoffrarl, P. IaneL SECOND ROW: 3 Mann, M. Ludwig, B. Caomer, I. Wilmn, I. Natl, I. R011, L. Mirszk. THIRD ROIV: Ih Thomas C. Slater, I. Nydam, L. Nydam, L. Snow, 1. Pmm'ngmm C. Palmer, P. Dannler, F. Lame, R. 117912, Mr, Kearney, Advixor. FOURTH R0117: P. Helrber, I Rapier, D1 Zimmerman, T. Hebemtreit, R. Haverlnnd, D. Fnlex, R. Ban, 6'. Loewe. Black cats and witches on brooms were the typical window displays at the White Oak Shopping Center. The contest was one outstanding project of the Art Club. The club's other main functions are making posters, props, and encouraging ap- preciation of the Fine Arts. Not only did Art Club lmndle tbs Postwar, pone , payer! . . . J, Ramer leite Shopping Center HallowPEJz and Mr, Kearney work to fill the de- IVirzdow Campetitiom, bu: they aim 2724;sz from all mm of grtmpj. emered this deiign. FIRST ROW: M. NiebamJ G. Magee, I. Biddle, SECOND ROW: Gt Offutt, I. Morgdn, F. Sulylmmz, C. Haupt, L. Meier, G. Sialzenberger, V. Altbm'rzt THIRD ROIV: T. Andaman, R. McKenzie, B. Williaml, D, Niemeyer, Dt Bemzettl C. Chapman, M. Bron. FOURTH ROIV: C. Biermamz, E. Frirk, Rt Ingle, 6'. Braun, R. Hamtan, Prejident; MM. Mary Berry, Adw'wr, Give me a hand on this flat! Whots got my paint brush? The members of the Coleranus Populus Scaeme are the workers behind the actors. They are seldom seen by the audience but they are busy at work. They arrange the stage; make all the flats that are needed; secure props; and design, construct, and store cos- tumes. They don't get the recognition that the actors db but their job is vital, 63 C. Roeder and E, Frick ramtrurt a new flat with hammer and glue and elbow grams. 8 4n SKITS AND SCRIPTS FIRST ROIV: MN. M. Berry, Advfmr; K. Rmbmok, Sem-elm'y; f. Ammz, Prnidmzt; It Romow, Vite President; C. Hzmpt, Tp'emm'er. SECOND ROW: B. Tmry, G. Stalzenberger, A. Alford, Mt Nieham, S, Hail, f. McCormick, M. Bron, j. Morgan, Gt Yuelligt THIRD ROIV: V. Auburn, j. IVm-zellmrker, Lt Potiboff, J. Biddle, E. Hamilton, N. Steirzkamp, M. Home, I. Amitk, B. Fetter, ft Pairzeaz FOURTH ROIV: F. Rammiuger, C. Froeblin'a, M. Bullock, B. Hdbn, D. Bennett, L. Meier, T, HempeL Ct Claapmrm, F. Sublmmz, Bt S:i:oenfeld,. R. Hahn. FIFTH ROW : V. Erirmn, L 2059!; R Homtmzt B. IVz'lliamI, B. Lolarer, W. Rerkmmi, B. Iarkmn, B. Lewir, P. DEfHZZET, B. Vyrkley. Skits and Scripts is the start of all who wish to go On in the dramatic field in high school. Also along this line is Debate Club which teaches prospective actors how to speak and how to h conduct themselves on stage. DEBATE 1 FIRST ROW: j. Penirk, D. Srlmnk, W. Mar- tin, j. Amide, M. Bron, MM. Berry, Adviwr; t SECOND ROTV: Rt Day, Tt Drixcoll, I. ; delrk, D. Hm'twig. THIRD ROW: G. t Sdnlake, D. Homton. ' Skin and Script; member; produced :1in window mural at IVlaite Oak in Orlabert 42 'FHESPLANS FIRST R0137: G. Stalzeuberger, Ch Bley, Bh Siebert, H. Spark, Th Hempel, Prexidem; L. Meiet SECOND ROIV: Mrs. Berry, Adviwr; j. Painer, B. Comiler, A. Graham, K. Roxbmok, V. Erirwil, Vite Presidem. THIRD ROIV: D. Bennett, B. Pierce, N. Ebert, Th Drixmll, V. Auburn, Secretary. FOURTH ROIV: B. Jarkmn, B. Labrer, Treumr'er; B. IVilIirer, Clerk Not prexerzt: K. Bullock, Hiytorim, F. Rammiuger. The ultimate goal of all actors in high school is to become a Thespian. To achieve this goal a person has to earn 10 Thespian points which are earned by an accumulation of one hundred hours work. Thespians 0f Troupe 1093 work closely with the office here in Cincinnati. CLUB Tlaexpizmx cberked 12:11; and man for fun; at Cardinal bmketbzrll grime: all mama. 43 51:00: now, Minerfn my: fake rBiII Piercei Ia Patwimalz Brande! 31 1! lurkmnj m be .rwipeI tiae gm; from Papa mm HempeU, Emma H n'rieI .S'par'EIJ. Mama fVirginia Allbmvu and Mn. Yoder fKay Bttllackj 100k on. -tx?: ' i ,J ; Did you see oncet the play a little? What for play? Why that Men- nonite Tongue-twister Papa is All. Produced on November 21 by the Dramatics class, this play presented a real challenge to the pro- duction crews to provide authentic properties and scenery. The cast con- sidered memorizing the tricky lines a mammoth task 21150, ain't not? A511, 171451 you keepl ain't not? g MOONLIGHT ON THE CAMPUS Tile Jlnu'm 0f 11'.er good dd; fm- Jingilzg a Jong fill 165 auditorium :15 1,39 entire 5451'. Adnmred Clmrm :md Band, mpg; drum flag jinn! mrmhz 0f Momzligbl on the Crniipm, TVI'Jile ,m'ailing II'JronglJ tbs pm'k rm! day, All in the merry, merry momb 0f May,U mg; a group of Ofd-Timenfj mmpleie u'ilia Immwij mid lnmdle-bar mmmrlaex. The gentle singing of college songs and ivy-covered columns brought Moon- light on the Campus to life on Cole- rairfs stage on May 9 and 10. Under the co-operative efforts of Mrs. June Crab- tree and Mr. Kenneth Jones, the Ad- vanced Chorus and the Band presented another heartwarming musical presenta- tlon. Lang, hulk; Dml Hum 101d Mort, .rIiIzky? Bill Pierre belt out LXI Liza Izmef' W mmmm wk ,3. George W Drixcallj weep: at the grave of hi: wife, Emily 01. Graham. Looking or; are Dead People I. Amine, M. Bullork, R. Hahn, A. Alford, C. Chapman, I. -Parirzer, R. Day, G. Brawl; Stage Mmmger KI. HempeU; IVally KB. Verkelw; fmzeml party D. Bem-zett, V. Aubm'm N. Ebert, M. Home, and B. Labrer. Th1's Play is called 'Our TownC It was written by Thornton Wilder . . . Tlae Jky Mow: .rtreak! of light in back of our mountain a: the Gibb: KRebetm, I. Amitk; Mn. Gibbx, I. Painer; George, T. Drinallj and the Webb; hEmily, A. Gmbam; lVally, BA Verkeiy; Mn. Webb, V. Auburn; enjoy morning breakfan in their own New England kittbem. thgc f'l', Drixrm'U. RHJHTJ ff. Amirij. :Uid' Emil; KA. Graham fmrlmj' M75; mewrv lutidu U'UIIL . : 'I H0114 1m ' EmilyAlJaie a 1: mil 10ng 10111: I120! um: www.uw ,v. George, Fm giriug :mmy my a'mglym-a'o wit Ilairzk you mu ? fake Mr? 0! her? ; C4512 Jtztdemf director; and MM, Berry exdamlgi mama! :13! sz . and put on before Colerain High School audiences so that they. too, might . enjoy its poignant drama and unusual setting This tenderlywwittcn story of New g England life was given March 29 under the capable direction of Mrs. Mary Berry and the cast received the warmest possible ovation as the curtain fell on Ad III. Tomorrow's goirf to be another day. You get a good rest too, Good Nightf .f ....5.uu.u wmamfgu mt a AEFV E WTMFW. www.jgw. Mn unwm-m-s: W . w - - . .M..... A. am-Wwawmvvg A, CHRISTMAS $WC0NCERT 4; , . ; v ' Waiuitmmw- WA 444$ D0, Re, Mi . . . Itzdy Amide, will: the bathing of Ibe Boyf and Girlf Glee Clith, 10ng Birthday of rt King Tim 41,13 I pltllLfE' 411d . cheery: I ' Cfapping, l . Stamping, Shoang! j The cm;- nza; Comer! 1': coming to an end with Tbs Holy Night. Many musical and dramatic shows high- lighted our year's assembly programs. A court trial sparked the audience's imagina- tion in ttThe Night of January 16th. The C.H.S. Band, Triple Trio, and Octet re ceived the warmest ovation possible when they appeared in the exchange assembly at Talawanda. The Giants' Stair was the horrifying drama with psychotic over- tones. Talawmzdzf; gym provided 1172 Jenng far Ilse Calamirz Triple Tria'; 0m? Litzfe Candle. Kmart Andre KV. Aubimrj thwart; Nmzty Faulk- ner NB. 1V illimmj for her marriage to tlae recently murdered Bjorn Faulkizer. ASSEMBLIES Gimme that gun, 1170142: Abbie IVeczzlaerbum f5. Eater; :o'tSIJeriff Bzme fB. LolarerJ m Til IV. Aubm-IU look; on in awe. LCNSLORC: EUUABLE sports eventsizlnd how! Cheerleaders encouraging sup port for Coach Driscolle brand new football squad, a fast-mov- ing cagc team coming through in splendor at the Greenhills game, the volleyball team trouncing ev- eryone in sight, some mighty hitters on the Card diamond . . . These and many more ttuly unforgettable. 52 FIRST ROW: N Snow, D. Mingw, G. Backen, M. Meixmer, F. lard, M. Kaner, K. Liltlepuge, 1 M. Sunderlaaw, R. Wen. SECOND R0117: G. Robimon, D. Stringfield, R Wait, B. Pierre, J. ' Meuer, I. Endres, D. Stmd'erbnm, f. Rabimou, G. Fath, P. Olden THIRD ROW: G Offutt, T. Drixcoll, F. Lane, L, Obert, P. EndrEJ, R. Dierjirzg, P. Bailey, M. Schubert, G. Baker, T, 0:10. FOURTH ROIV: I. Driscall fCom'laJ, T. Fergmmz NVIrmageU, L. Weber, L4 Sieler, L. Srbmale, j. Copple, D. Pnltermn, L4 Heizman KA. Coach. F OOTBALL BIG PREPARATIONS: Daily calthbeniq, :md Ibaje 1m! few minute: 101.592 cheerleader; warm up the H'dej and the fellow; flip the pigskin around the rircle one more time. Cards Cards Cards Cards Cards Cards Cards Cards Cards Cards............ Cards............ :FHamilton County Preview Mth Place HCIQ 1956 SCHEDULE Sycamoreth 0 Western Hills .......... 38 Terrace Park ............ 26 Mt. Healthy .............. 12 Harrison .................... 32 Taylor ........................ 20 Loveland .................. 0 Madiera .................... 6 Anderson .................. 7 Indian Hill .............. 0 N. College Hill ........ 0 Caarbu Sprague, Heizmmz, Brmmer and Drtxcoll durum Gridiron tartiu. Two of Hamilton County; finest faoihzll playen were Maw Sunderlam and George Robiman, who were co-mp- taint of Colerainir 1956 Cardinal eleven. Mary, a tackle, um: named an every poxt-Jeason AII-Slar team; while George, .4 fine running quarterback, led the. Card; in storing with a total of 76 pamm. The Cardinals, under new Coach jim Driscoll, completed the most rugged schedule ever faced by 2 Cardinal eleven with a golden medium of five won, five lost. The first five games of the season were long, hard weeks for coaches Driscoll and Heizman. The Cards were plagued with numerous season-long injuries to several key players Starting on October 19, the Cardinalts offensive machine began to run in high gear. Led by a hard-charging line and a lightning-fast backfield, the Cards outscored the next five opponents by 161 points The Cards finished in a tie for fourth place in Hamilton County League, scoring a total of 210 points, and giving only 141 points to the opposition MIKE KASTER Halfback RALPH WEST End NORB SNOW, Right Halfback MARV SCHUBERT Halfback GEORGE PATH. Center . DON 352K; w' STRINGFIELD : ,wi W t Tack I e if Quarterback r JOE ; ROBINSON MARV SUNDER HAUS Tackle GENE I BALSER Fullback GLEN BACKERS Guard ,1 ' FRITZ '- , ,A J LANE w RON ,Jm Guard DIERSING Defensive Middle Guard PHIL ENDRES Defensive Guard 57 F 001 CHEERI. Their appearance is neat, Theytve ability to cheer, At first sign of defeat. They may shed a tear. Vanity Football Cheerleaders tCiariawire drained the CU Barbara Lamb, Mariam Trew, Pat Him, Jane Stacey, and Karen Roxbroolat RESERVE FOOTBALL This past football season marked the first year of coaching for Mr. Robert Brunner. His Reserve team, composed mostly of Fresh men and Sophomores, com- piled a one won, three lost record. The one win was over arch rival Taylor by the score 6-0. Coach Brunner was proud boys were members of the Varsity team at the end of , to say that fourteen of his I the year. 58 FBALL JEADERS Scholastic standing above a 'C, Their disposition is grand, Football games are worth their fee, With these cheerleaders on hand. Rexerve Football Cheerleaderx, left to right Linda Thexkirz, Delarex Skunk, Virbi Spear, W'eazdy Martin, and Sharon Mueblenlmrd. 1956 SCHEDULE 1 Cards- O Mt, Healthy-18 Cards-O Harrison-a I Cards 0 Fairfield 41 J Cards 6 j Taylor -0 ' FIRST ROW: R. Brumzer Coacki, L. Engels, I. Trajan, T. Daub, K. Thoma, T. Pierra SECOND ROW: Dt Mingej, KA Robbim, P. Olden, M. Meixmer, B. Wood, D. Bailey, I. Pearce. THIRD ROW: T. Becker, 1. Nehru, F. Keller, 1, Rabinsnn, F. Ierd, N. Smith, D. PatterIanA FOURTH ROW: E. Little, B. Srhwarz, T. Ono, T . Driscoll, P. Bailey, D. Sunderfmm, T , Kim. 59 guousmn t3 . JACOB Here are the names . . 5 VARSITY Colerainw North College Hill ....38 Colerain St. Xavier .................... 62 Colerain Norwood .................... 74 Colerain .................... 60 Sycamore .................... 65 Colerain .................... 50 Greenhills ..44 Colerain .................... 45 Indian Hill ................ 51 Colerain .................... 29 Anderson .................... 84 Colerain .................... 57 Alumni ...................... 52 Colerain .................... 69 Loveland .................... 40 Colerain .................... 45 Sharonville .................. 50 Colerain .................... 65 Terrace Park .............. 61 $Colerain .................... 2 Ross ............. Colerain... Glendale .................... 45 Colerain Taylor ........................ 81 Colerain .................... 50 Mt. Healthy ................ 58 Colerain .................... 64 Harrison .................... 59 Colerain .................... 47 Madeira ...................... 55 Coierain .................... 57 Talawanda .................. 65 Colerain .................... 42 Elder 6TouU .............. 60 5Fm'fei! 60 . and here are the faces! i BASKETBALL For the first time in nearly fifteen years, Colerain had a new Varsity basketball coach. Russell Midlam, Reserve coach for five years, replaced Ev. Welch, who devoted all of his time to being Athletic Director. Hit hard by graduation, Coach Midlam had the task of rebuilding an entire squad. Faced with a rugged schedule, he began the year with only two returning lettermen, Bob jacob and Gerry Loewe. These two, along with 12 boys from the Reserve team, compiled an over-all record of 8 wins and 11 losses. Bob Gmwe paced the team in scoring with 191 points. Ed Frick was second with 180 points. Co- Captains Bob Jacob and Gerry Loewe tallied 169 and 136 points respectively. CARDINALas EYE VIEW OF . . . Seen in the Cards, gym this seasonh Mr, Midlamhs reliable seven, Mom and Dad's night tension, Brofft leaves the floor below, Reserve cheerleaders fret, and Cardettes show their stuff! BASKETBALL Go team golw XWe're with you, team! These are just two of the cheers that these ten cheerleaders used in leading the fans' cheers for the Reserve and Varsity basketball teams, The girls are picked by the Athletic Council on their character, their scholastic standing, and their ability to lead a gIOup in cheering. The cheerleader's purpose is to promote school spirit, to help pep up the team, and to keep up the attendance 2111 games. VARSITY: K. Rmbraok, l Staray. Crajllain: P. Hum, I.Bidd157. I. Pm'uer. RESERVE: IV. Marlin, Capmin: D. Srbmzk, L. Themes , 3. Muebleubmd, Pi Shaw. 0'9- BASKETBALL '5'. CHEERLEADERS 63 AW Up Kemzy, Upiff HOME GAMES Colerain .................... 29 St. Xavier .................. 49 Colerain 77777777777777777777 22 Norwood Colerain 7777777777 26 Sycamore Colerain..... ..... 25 Greenhills . Colerain .................... 48 Anderson .................... 41 Colerain .................... 63 Freshmen .................... 41 Colerain .......... 59 Sharonville .. Colerain..... ..... 32 Glendale Colerain .................... 50 Mt. Healthy .............. 31 Colerain .................... 37 Taylor abuo ............ 39 Uyhlfi g0! 1'19? HUI arliwl in 100':in play. AWAY GAMES Colerain ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 32 Colerain .................... 4S Colerain .................... 50 Colerain 77777777777 35 Colerain ........... 33 Colerain .................... 41 Colerain VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV 27 Colerain.. AAAAA 3O Colerain .................... 51 N,C.H. ................... 7.730 Indian Hill ................ 28 Lowland .................... 41 Terrace Park .. .....42 R055 ................ .....28 Taylor ........................ 42 Harrison .................... 39 Madeira ............... 50 Talawanda .................. 38 RE Now how, tlai; i; a 5miagtbal1!!! Not 10 frm, Coach!!! Core of the Rererve Imm-K. Venler, G. Barken, H. Clark, R. Meyer, 1.. Hiezman, Caddy; E. Bauman. Baummm irirzk! a long 1110!. Vanity player: Loewe mid Frirk in trapby p016. Opening the season with a thrilling two point victory over N.C.H., the Reserve team went on to win 7 games, while losing 11. Under new coach, Les Heisman, the boys lost the majority of their games due to the lack of height, not hustle. Keeping pace with Colerain was the hardest job for opposing teams. Pacesetters in the fast-break attack were Kent Venter and Ed Baumann, who tallied 172 between them. Bob Clark, center and highest scorer, paced the attack with 169 points. Forwards, Ken Watts and Ron Meyerse snagged the highest amount of rebounds. Ron also tallied 159 points to lead the team with a 10.6 points per game average. Our boys dropped their opening game in the Hamilton County Tournament to Taylori 3937 in two overtimes. ;ERVE BASKETBALL SEATED: T. Pierce, K. Wain, RA Meyer, K, Venter, M. Haydn F, Keller, B. Duerker. STANDING; g. Birkepzr, E. Brumzmm, M. Rmmw, B. Clark, D Harkipzx. DV Pailemm, P. Olden, Li Hiezmwz. 0.4: L VARSITY SCHEDULE Colerain ............ 58 Colerain ............ 29 Colerain ............ 39 Colerain ............ 42 Colerain ............ 29 Colerain ............ 1 8 RESERVE SCHEDULE Colerain ............ 5 l Colerain ............ 19 Colerain.... Colerain ............ 50 Taylor .................. Colerain ............ 58 Mt. Healthy .......... 18 Colerain ............ 31 N. College Hill ....27 Shift! Spike it! Our Serve! The volleyball squads had very successful seasons The Reserve and Varsity each lost but one game. The game that the Reserve squad lost was their first defeat in five years! VARSITYVFJ'RST ROIV: M. Trew, 1. Stacey, B. LouiJ, RESERVEHFIRST ROIV: M. Bulimia, NV Cliftj C. Strait- N. Eyrbenbr'emzer, 1. Perfect, T. Baeclale. SECOND ROW: 7mm, 1'. Tbncker, 8. 1491031, L Howard. SECOND ROIV: N- 1. P4131911. j. Kalb, G, Stalzerzim-ger, P. Foley, M, Covert, Kalb, S. Muebleulmrd, N. jnmb, E. Hamihon, j. Zoelhzer, P. Hun. THIRD ROIV: L. Meier, K. Bizllork, L, LewiJ', C. S. Brestel. THIRD ROIV: P. Deckelmeier, S. Heb, Y. Halapr, N . Adler, D. AIHOII. Morena. f7 Brartelj B, Carrier, G1 Baier. Storekeeperj mid Timekeeperr j. Biddle, B. Fajler, N. Welbiuglon. Greenhills W15 Mt. Healthy .......... 28 N. College Hill ....20 Taylor .................. 16 Mt. Healthy 1. N1 College Hill ....54 Greenhills ............ 14 Mt Healthy ........ 30 N. College Coleraint VARSITY ....... 34 CoJErain........ Colerain.. Coleraim Colerain.. Colerain.. Colerain. COJEIain. RESERVE SCH EDULE Colerain ........ 29 Ross .................. Colerainu .10 Mt Healthy Coleraim ...36 Taylor ..... ColerairL ..28 Harrison Colerain 37 Greenhills .. Colerain. 3:53 Sycamore Colerain ........ 21 N.C.H. .............. 1Ug tMomt; Day The girls had a very successful season in more ways than one They sponsored a ttMom's Day at which the Mothers of players received carnationst After the Alumni game the girls had a fried-chicken feast. At the playday held at Anderson, . Lias SCHEDULE R055 Mt. Healthy . .. Taylor ..... Harrison Greenhills Sycamore . NACtI-L Alumni Mm. Hale mumel: Vm'jitywA referee; with fifty girls from Colerain at 3701'!!! Of View- tending, Colerain had a fielci day winning 5 of the 6 games played. GIRLS, BASKETBALL FIRST ROIV: M. Nieiarzm, Timer; P. Shaw, Scorer. SECOND R0117: N. Kalb, E. Hamilton, 5. Brenel, C. Strattmmz, B. Lewix, St IVeil, L. Howard, I. Magly, j. Thatker. G. Baier, 117. Martin. M. Bullork, j. Zaellner, St Mueblenhaml THIRD HDTV: 6. Maya, Mmmgef; H. Spark, Timer: P. Foley, I. Kalb, 1. Stacey, N. Esrbenbrenner, B. LewiJ. L. Meier. C, Hmzpr, N. Adieu K. Bullork, j. Perfert, P. H1451, M. Covert, G, Stolzmkerger, j. Pairzer, N, 1Vellyingtam Storer; Mm. Hale, Crmtb. Y suLiRRl. ukEhN 0min Ru HLE'RR G QR GAP 41. ED; -ERN Em h 11; gm; 7mm . 7 L55, 1M5: at? t W cm- at W t t 6H9 :6 t VARSITY SCHEDULE Colerain .................... 6 Wyoming .................... 4 Colerain 0 Colerain Sycamore .................... 4 Colerain Anderson .................... 17 Colerain Wyoming . 2 Colerain Madeira .......... .. 5 Colerain Mt. Healthy ................ S Colerain Elder Tou0 ............ 9 Colerain...., Taylor ............ ,. 7 Colerain Harrison .A I Colerain N,C.H. ...................... 9 Colerain Norwood .................... 10 The Colerain Varsity, new suits and all, under the RESERVE SCHEDULE direction of Coach Les Heizman, finished in a tie . for SE 0nd 1a 6 . th C t I th 5 - Coleram .................... 5 Talawanda ...... A ........... 8 C P C m e 01? y COP W a won Colerain .................... 8 Wyoming .................... 6 2 lost league record. Theu overall record for the Colerain.,.. Reading --------- -12 season was 8 wins and 4 losses. Colerain.... Mt. Healthy 7 Colerain Reading ...................... O and lost 3. Some of these boys will move up to Var- E3221: 3 gifggiu: ......... 12 sity competition next year, and the struggle for first Colerain.. . ...11 Mt. Healthy 8 string positions should be interesting to watch, Colerain .................... 8 Mt. Healthy ................ 5 Coach Dillard Armentroufs Reserve team won 6 RESERVE FIRST ROW: L, Engellze, D Stone, G. IVriglJt, F. Keller, IV Imzjen, T. lVeubafer, Mr. D. Armenirout, Coatb. SECOND ROIV: L. Lindemam R. Wood, M. Meilmer, K. Veuter, IV. Duecker, R. Rmmey, K. Taylor, A. iVagner. THIRD ROIV: E. Bmtmmm, I. Brarzdilz, DA Sunderbam, I. Manegold, T Kim, L. South, R. 1.1793. VARSITYiFIRST ROTV: G. Baker, E. Frick, R. lamina, f lmztry, V. Ericmn, R, Hamtan, R. TVeIL M. szderlmm. SECOND ROIV: L Heirmmz, Coach; A. Reevej, N. Snow, NA Smith, G. lelfa, j. IVyemmdi, N. Ebert, L. Srbmale. i BASEBALL Vflrfg-f . .l I F J C0455 . Haul 5:5, He , . rob, a .406 ha llalre, Hm! Ililrlrllrzhr ar'n Bub 15' Cd?! i If rgglg Wllll K dlfm mm W; .L n mu W i It ' aw M m, WW Maigq Q- $.1qu .mgmkufwjgjgg. M NH ! with Nil , LJQEW J 9? FIRST ROIV: K. Thomas, R. Lien, T. Fergumn, T. Dam'x, N. Snow, T.'Pierte, L Erzgellae, M Home, G. W'rigbt, D. Stone, B. W'oad. SECOND ROIV: D. Sunderlmm, T. IVeber, M. Meiuner, G. Offzm, N. Smith, I. Webb, R. ReeJe, L. Sammie, I. Robimzm, R. Wen, I. TroymL THIRD ROIV: Mr. I. Drinoll, Comb; G. Barkers, D. Stringfield, T, Otto, G. Baker, P. Bailey, L. Seiler, T. Kein, C. Malone, IV. Srbwm'z, I. Endrex, F. 16rd. GYM CLUB A new group this year, was a brainstorm of Coach J. Driscoll. There are no dues, n0 menr bership cards, no business meetings; but there is plenty of skill-building fun. The boys engage in a wide variety of gymnastics, including hand stands, rope Climbing, boxing, and human pyramids. They presented a very popular spring assembly program for the high school students. Everyone enjoyed the little red men. mun, FIRST ROW: P. Shaw, 5. Mizelyleubm'd, L. T695512, W. Mm-Iizz, D. Srbmzk, M. Ludwig Satin! Chairman; L. Meier, Tr'ezuum'; M. Bradford, Prejiderzl; Mm L4 Lakemmz, Spmzxar; B, Lom'J', Vial PreJizz'ent; P. Hun, I. Stacy, K, Rarbraob, I. Biddle, I. Paipzer. SECOND ROIV: A. Alford, M. Nielmm, N. Dill, B. Wirkemeyer, S. Srbneider, M. Wood, I. Kmlzirk, G. Magee, N. lamb, N. Kalb, G. Slolzenberger, I, Kalb, S. Leaulmr'dt, 3. Hail. THIRD ROIV: F, Sublmmz, T, Bzmrble, N. IVetlnirzgton, M. Bullock, S. Cliff, B. Sirerker, C. 11721351, 15. Hamiltmz, S, Pom, S. Offutt, I. Morgan, 5'. Holbrook, I McCormick, K. Kizwa FOURTH ROIV; I. Penick, I Perferl, A. Hcpzkef, C. Slrntmzmz, H. 3195i, Sh BreIteI, V. Span, C. Froeiirb, B. Meiizkirzg, N. Marten. I. Poltenger, L. Kilian, C. Fiybter, I. Srbildmmm. FIFTH ROIV: 5'. IVeil, I. Tharker, B. Lewiy, DV szderlmm. G. Offlm, B. Verkley, B. Leoizbardt, I. Zobel, R. Stenger, C. Benzinger, C. Clark I. Demzler, D. Kidd, E. Yaeger. Stand up and cheer!!! Here comes the PEP CLUB team I . . Present at every game was the Pep Club, under the direction of Miss Lorraine Lakeman. The club is noted most for the tunnels that they. formed at the football games. They also have special seats for all the home basketball games, Good luck. IEZL'DIl-LFJJ, ..... ... . . ..,,. -AMM, um N0 prize, bill it ma; fun! Kwiydaw-ptziniirzg tmzteIU 7I 72 Fore Teeing off for the second consecutive year under Coach Al Varney, the Coler- ain Golf team participated in the first annual Hamilton County Golf Tourna- ment and walked off with the Runner up trophy. This was quite an accomplish- ment for a team made up entirely of 1m- clerclassmen With only one year's exper- ience Our boys won a total of four matches and lost only one during the season. T. Driiroll, V, Erirmn, B. Gmwe, B. Kinling, D. Slrirzgfield, R. W811, R. Wen, R. Rapp, Mr. A. Vamey, Comb. Golfer B. Gmwe drcepn award from Prthripral E. Hammond at Amzmzl Athletic Banquet. A wMImL-a...L AAA- ,m 5:1; FIRST ROIV: f4 Troymz, T. Andaman, f, Lanny, I. Robitzwiz, IV. 791721; f. Elzdres, F. Ram- minger, H. Iaeger, N. Snow, G, Bantam. SECOND ROW: R. Hare, S. Lorkwoadj B. Verkley, IV. Stbwarz, G. Baker, N. Smith, F. lard, K. TVattj, Mr. R Midlmzz, Comb. THIRD ROIV: L. Hir'Jclj, L Srbmale, Bt Clark, I. Hamelmmz, T. Drixcoll, I. Cripple, R. Ingle, Be Brmmacle. TRACK The Colerain Mercurymen, under the guidance of Coach Midlam, competed in 9 track meets this year. The team won two dual meets taking Glendale and Mt. Healthy in camp. Colerain placed third in the first annual Spring Sports Festival. Jack Lantry, captain of the team and member for four years, paced the squad by competing in four events: the 100'yard dash, the 180 yard low hurdles, the 220 yard dash, and the 880 yard relay. Although no trophies were won, the team took over 60 ribbons. Jim Robimwz and Jack Lzzmry :Hm aver hyrdlex. Sprinter: threat! away for 100 yard dam: N. Snow, 1. Rabimorz, I. Endrey, N. Smilb, G. Backers. Stan Lotkzuood grindx out a vitrm'y in the V3 mile rim. 74 'UN 7036 aztrABLc is the word for those crazy- mixed-up C club business meetings, F.H.A 'ers insisting that you eat an Easter egg :1 day, the suspense just before crowning of the Homecoming Queen, and Editor's hysterics at each Quill deadline. l E-ELU Football Homecoming Queen Bakewail Hamemmmg Queen MISS BARBARA LOUIS MISS JANE STACEY l Spring Sport: Fejtiml Queen ' MISS ANNE GRAHAM FIRST ROW: B. Coomer, Pt Hun, N. Spam, Tl Ferguetron, T, Daub, T. Pierre, 3'. Mullerzlmrz, P. Shaw, Mr. lVelrb, Aduimr; D. George, Secretary; D, Hum, Prexidetzt; B. jamb, Vite Pren'derzt; P. Bigner, Cancel, Manager; I. Stareyj Tramway; M. Nielmzu, L. leexem, B. lVickemeier, S. Rubi, C. Bley, G'. Stolzepzberger, j. Kalb, SECOND ROW: C. levzer, I, sztt, 1', 05ercom, l. Amon, N. Hand, 5. BYEIIMI, C. Stratt- man, V. Spawn, I, Zaelluer, D. SclaumE, IV. Mm-Iiu, 1. Perfect, K. Roxbrook, j. Biddle, Al Hemeel, T. Buckmarz, I. Lanny, M. Bullock, 1. Dark, 1. Rmmw, HA Spark, V. Auburn, G. Prziuer, BA Seiberz. THIRD ROIV: f. Bow, B4 lVillz'mm, N. Adler, L. LewiJ, C, Haupt, L. Meier, D. Bexnelr, C, Waldren, M. Meimer, F. Ierd, N. Smith, R. Meyer, L. Schmule, G. Bnlzer, I. Rabimwz, G. Bantam , Nl Snow, K. Bullock, T. Hempel, M. Kaner, B. Louix, RA Marthzez. FOURTH ROIV: G. Offutt, G. Emmi, D. Stmderlmw, R. Tereerzbrork, M. Szazderlmm, P. Lane, 6'. F4217, B, Gmwe, M. lViIkeer, K. Veizter, K. Jaeger, E. Baummm, R. IVeJt, B. jackmn, 8. Pierre, A. Tamer, L. Seilen Dl Stringfield, L. W'eber, N. 135911. FIFTH ROIV: M. Srhttizert, T. Driuoll, R. Inglej P. Endrex, R, Diem'ng, B. Bramzork I. lVymmdt, G. Loewe, B. Clark, R. Maier, B. Lobrer, V. Erinorz, D. Brofft, R. Schibi, G. Robimmz, C. Slater, G. Doolittle, M. Newberry, Rl Homtwj. It can well be said that the C Club is The Dean of all Clubs? When Mr. Welch began his teaching career in 1941, the athletic club was called Sparta Sports, a fraternity of boys Who had participated in sports. In 1945, after Mr. Welch returned from World War II, he renamed the club C Club, and invited all students who had received CSU in any way to join the club. Our main purposes are to promote Athv letics and Sportsmanship; to foster good fellow- ship between students and faculty; and to build and maintain a great spirit at Colerain at all times, Mrt Welch said. Since its founding, C Club has sponsored such worthwhile events as Football and Basket- ball Homecomings, Mom and Dads Night, the awarding of trophies to the outstanding Senior Athletes in the five major sports, and this year, the first annual Spring Sports Festival. Yes, it can truly be said that the llC Club is, The Dean of all Clubs, 77 counteI-clockwise around the C : Co-captains Loewe and Jacob share basketball queen crowningjob , . . Football Homecoming Queen of 1955, Miss Carolyn Reynolds, passes the crown to her successor . . Roses and a bracelet await Spring Sports Queen . . Coronation Ball after Football Homecoming game . . . Colcraink chilly court of royalty . . . Sophomorts really boasted when their float, uDial V' for Victory , won the competitions They are the first class to land the honor . . A and Her Majesty and attendants cheer Cardinal hoopsters ilaamgg; , .4 m o GIRLS, GUIDANCE GROUP Big sisters all, the Girls' Guidance Group, made up of Senior girls, helps establish rapport between the upperclassmcn and the new arrivals in the high school. The G.G.G. parties, with their box lumhes and Attivr: games, are szmOus throughout the school. The fine school spirit and wholesome, sisterilike atmosPhc-re whith prevail are a credit to the school, FIRST ROIV: C. Clark, Prejidem: K. Bullock, Syria! Chairman; H. Spark, M. Burkhart, Adiriwr. SECOND ROIV: B. Seiberl, G. Paim; C. Biff, I Hugfym', V. Auburn. THIRD 130115,: N, Niwuej'er. j. Pepmiriglon, A. Gmbam, I. Smrey, M. Trew, B. Louis. FOURTH R0117: B. String- fieidj Ch Pm'myr. N. Adler. G. Meyer, E. Yneger, L. Lewir, Ih 2091122912 I. Daimler. Big Sis B. Slringfield help; M. Chap? me the msz in GGGKI lmndboak 79 FIRST RON : AhaEJHJy Adziwu RAHImxlmz. TJ'BIIIH'PTI T. IVedel. VirePrexidem: B. Sfl'tveiEBJ'J. Praridaril: G. Reiubzn'dl. T. Pien's. SI Lorhvriud SECOND ROU'H, A. R? H. D. Ra'hilln'dl. T Lima. j. del. G. 01.13111, S. erig. E. Obr THIRD ROW? 1. Cfmlc-li. D. Tiwmfiwn. N. Nezz'berm. B. Sfbiftfllicrll. D. Lamb. K. Bm'ijrli. V. icmn. CAMERA CLUB The purpose of Camera Club is to teach the art of photography to many students They sell pictures to various school groups and use the money made from these pictures to buy new equipment. Tom I El 1'; Ewing flu A'I'llmn'm: m lit map; Mu V pirmw Hf Bub. Sc'blt'elkerl - dPI'e'Iop,r live erInn in lbs dm'll mum FIRST ROIV: Mr. SborHEy, W. Khumzm, L. Lhzdemmz, R. Mm'linej, P. Mm'lizzeJJ DV Brinoe, T. 1111461, I. Cbalerb 'IV. Sborkley, G. Gammamz, D. Reinhardt, R. jnaeer. SECOND ROIV: D. Kyper. T. Demeey, j. LewiL A. Turner, C. SrlalmEe, IV. Srbwm'z, M. Romow, D. Yellow, N. Smith. E. Gregg. Not pimzred: G. Reinhardt, K. Borixcla, D, M1115. SCIENCE CLUB AUDIO-VI SUAL AIDS FIRST ROIV: T, Pierce, E Oberwrn, T. IVedel, G. Doolittle, G, Offutt, C Bim'mmm, M3: Lui'ket! SECOND ROW: T. Ferguson, T. Andm-Iom f, Kropfeld, f. Ruabl, P. MrKelvey, L. Lirzdemrm THIRD ROIV: E. Spiering, 1V. Leanbardt, R. Zmloue, M Elerirb, R. MrKerzzieJ R. H7512 FOURTH ROIV; T. IVeber, A. Tamer, B. VErHey, G. Brawl, R. Hahn, R. 0H. FIFTH ROIV: N. Wldleizweber, T. Barker, G. Srblnke, T. Luau, L. Bruenle, P, Baily, j. Mam: 33' FIRST ROIV: I. Prarnell. AdzJI-wr. SECOND ROIV: B. IVenEley, F. Ram- mz'ugm'. THIRD R0117: T. Ilebarer. Trmxm'er: I. Lanny, Rt IVEJI. FOURTH R0117: K. Verzter, D. HIIJ'J. Serrelm'y; Ft Jeni, P. Biglzer. Vite Pretridenl. FIFTH ROIV: C. Reader, It Cripple, B. Lobrer, Prejidmt; M. Sunderbmu, M. Simberl. Not preterit: I. W'ebb. HI-Y for one . i. The Hi-Y, a club consisting of fifteen members who are voted in, is exclusively for boys. The clubs main interest is to build character and Christian influence in its members. The members sponsor the Easter Assembly and conduct the Hi-Y Good Sportsmanship League in basketball. They also give a picnit at the end of the school year to welcome new members and say good-by to members who are leaving. The Hi-Y is a subsidiary of the YMCA with headquarters in Cincinnati. The Old Rugged Cram mm! and ritual. praremed by a mmbined chair from Hi-Y mid Y-Teem during the Eager Auembly. Frarbmen mzd Supfmmm'u battle fierce- ly in a Hi-Y .rpm-tmmnirlyip league rm;- IEIL The Rev. G. Don Gilmore, minirler 01 the Groejberk Community Melbodiji Clam'rb, deliver; the EtIJtE'r Addren at the Hi-Y, Y'Teem auembly. Y-TEENS ' 223.171 111 March. Y3TFe11J gave 4 VIII Lenny dame parry avid; Old 11792159 bimrelf fu'eIidmg, . and one for all. FIRST ROW: B. Williamj, Prejident; F. Mirfmel, Spamor. SECOND ROW: N. Nagele, Vite President; P. Helcimr, Treamrer'; M. Ludwig. Setr'Etm'y. THIRD ROIV: S, Rubi, 5. Ryan, S. Offmt, F. Snblmzm, IA Morgan, M. Koffmzm. FOURTH ROW': C. Stewart, P. Grimm, P. MrCormickl T Clark, E. Perfen, P. Deckelmaier. FIFTH ROIV: 1. Meyer, 1. Wifmu, L. Hiel, K. FaleJ, Y. Morena, B. Tracey. SIXTH ROIV: G. Slolzenberger, N. Meier, P. MrCm- minia, f, Fijlyer, N. Dill, V. Berrzerker, Y-TEENS R. Rier, j. Findley. SEVENTH ROW.- J, lVeidaJ 5. Wright, R. Greene, N. Steinbmzp, M. Higgim, I. Ronaw, j. Amon, C. IVisJel, B. Extent, V. LewiI. EIGHTH ROTV: P. Frantzreb, C. Fijia- ter, 1. Zaelluer, L. Fenrhel, G Dawlr, B. Stewart, M. Floyd, C. VogEZ, L, Kuhn, 5. Leonard, P Shaw. NINTH ROW; A. Aizford, L. Schweitzer, D. Kidd, J. Perfert, G. Meyer, B. Srboen- feld, E. Stringffeld, P. Burden, S. Ere;- tel, G. Palfrey, J. Hallormz, N. Ember; brewer. TENTH ROIV: K. Bertram, C Froelidz C. Chapman, C. Hotze, f. Pemzick, A. Bieler. f. Feirk. R. 5,909- mnker, N Wetheringron, H. Blew , P. D4145, f, Dmir, I. Slaytmz. ELEVENTH ROW: L. Pottoff, I, Zobel, D. George. C. Haapt, I. Mngly, j. W'ellx, C. Slam; P. Deum'er, I. Eon; B. Lewij, IV, Reck- mam j. Demzler, C. Simttmmz, P. M:- Queen. Working hand in hand with the Hi-Y, the Y-Teens, a growing club consisting of 92 members, also helps sponsor the Easter assembly. They sponsor a potato chip drive, paper drive and handle textbooks. The club was organized in 1955 to give the Colerain girls Christian fellowship anci to help build their characters. Tyxl bank; galore . . , New buolar, juzmd bookr tlwy lame them all m the bookmom. P011110 chip; d! the end of Ike dzzy-vdijpemed 61' the Y-Teeny. , SECTION IhFIRST R0137; S. Hail. D, Szirb. j. Mack, C. 819;, D. Lifllepdge, L. Snau', Ah Alford. SECOND ROIV: N. K0145, B. Herzog, G. Mngee, M. IVaad, B. Caomer, L. Srbiarmmm, 5' Heidh M. Nieljzmj, P. Merkel, M. Bran, L. Illig. THIRD ROW': P. Krmllmerl S. IVrr'glal. Sh Offmt, S. HELL I. Talk. B. Sieherl, P. McQueen. I. Morgan, K. Hawk, M. Eppley. FOURTH ROW: 1. Amick, j. Nydam, E. Hamilimz, B. Slrerker, M. Bullock, Fh Sttlmrm, R. Grows, N. Exrbenbrerzner. B. Sloffmrz, 5. Palm FIFTH ROIV: B. Hahn, P. loner, Th Berkley, NA Hmwf, C. Chapman, N. Cliff, C. Benzirzger, C, Froefslitla, WK Aldermn, C. Stewart. SIXTH R01V: A. Bieler, P. Dam. J. Magley. N. Adler, D. Anmn, P. Demilcr; 5, 117917, j. Tlmrker, B, LewiJ, K. Bullock. hhHONEY BEE HOP, -G. A. AfS BACKWARD DANCE BZZZZZH King Bee, Pete Bigner, really digs the honey bee, Jane Stacey. Gerry Loewe seems to be a very interested spectator. The dance was enjoyed by everyone from beginning to end. ML Midlam, Mr. Fresnell, and Mrs. Hale, chaperones, enjoyed the playing records, and cracking jokes all evening just as much as the kids did COUNCIL MEMBERS: P. Hun, f. Perfect, PV Foley, I Rojmw, A, Henkd, 1 Stdrey, C. Hanpt, H. Sparky, L. Meier, j. Kalb, G. Smfzwzberger. SECTION II FIRST ROW: G. Robertmn, S. Rubi, M. Kaufman, M. fngbfwb, E. vaix, P. Shaw, L, TbenEinj, j Patierzger, D. Mm'lfa, V. Boier, N. IVeH'Jirigiwz, J. Demzier, M3111 Hula SECOND ROIV' f7 Niepm'zen, G. Armij, j. Amzii, M. Sunder- lmm. J. Frey, N. IVilkim', I. Panzer, P. Deckelmeier, M. Covert, N. jacob, P. Grimm, S. Mnelyleu- bard. THIRD ROIV: N.M;1Ilerr, B. Meirzking, C. Vagef, j. Drunk, 5. Brand, V. Spear, D. Srimnk, H. Blen', L. Kuhn, C, Strattmmz, f. Zoelbmr, N. Naegele. FOURTH ROW: L. Schweitzer; P. Burden, 1 Pmick, B. Twin, B. Carrier, B. Louij, I. Brand, P. Elliot, j. Srbildmrm, S Clawwjz, SI Bimbmtm. B. Steam? FIFTH ROW: C. Clark, C. Meyer, G. Dmu'y, R. Stenger, R, Sfbonmker, C. Hotze, L. Hmmm', MA Floyd, L, Lewif, M. Bradford, 1. Siemem, G IVillimm, UV. Marlin. GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Bowling? Basketball? Volleyball? The GAA. offers these sports and more to the high school girls at Colerain. This organization helps the girls get a thorough knowledge of many sports and offers them healthful fun besides. There are many games sched- uled with neighboring schools in voileyball and basketball. Other interscholastic sports inciude soft ball and bowling. 85 V FIRST ROW: j. P41321213 AJJthmzt Bmineu Manager; V. Auburn, Editor; B. Labrer, Bminm Manager. SECOND ROIV: R. Hill, Ad'viwr; F. Rammirzger, Index Editor; T Hempel, Ar! Editor; B. Igrkmn, Copy Edifor; L. Kuhn, TypiJL Danger! Cardinal staff at work! Be sure to duck the flying copy, ads, insults, pictures, and editors! It's a great life if you can survive! Oh yes, that one calm individual over in the corner is the advisor. The rest of us just work here. Seriously, ifs been just great. Thanks for buying and reading our book. Hope you like it! Familiar sight: for tlae Cm-dimzl'J makerx: yelling ad Jpace to local meJ'clyantL editorial 1!:sz con- ference, Orbame photographer Lee Iona; mapping A Mwamww M 5 C7r impiv'atimz + 95 17o perjpirzrtiarz lefJ the lot of Ike Art Staffaeb, Tam? Dirlriblttimz 11: the ofiirial name fw lbe jab 0f fu'midirzg onev Ibe ,rrz'mnble for fizzixbed boob. Om- bmy mambo! ilbotagmfiberv: F, lelllliizger, B. Labrer, 5'. Lack- wood, R MarKeuzie. Buried mzder :mrh of cherh, part-cm-dr, billJ, adj, and lay-outi you u'iU find 8. Lolarer mid IA Paizzer, tine bzuiuenmerz of the outfit. SEATED: C. Bley, Circulaiiwz; F. Rmzzminger, Spam Editor: 8. Louir, Bminen Manager; Mr. Mirfaael, Advimr; K. Bullork, Editor; G. Loewe, Auixtzmt Edilm'; f. lmm'y, AJJthzmt Spam Edilat: M. Szmderbazm Ex. Ed STANDING: B. Lohrer, Conn: D. Maier, Coma: D. Hun, Alumni Newx; M. Kmter, A1 Gmlmm, B. Sn'iugfield, Com; P. Heldaer, Carla: F. Lame, Cam; 1. 5561914591; P. Gairzei. ccTHE CARDINAL QUILL,9 The writing of headline; and Ike wpyending of Itorie; it a daily j0$ mu Efficiently by the thief and dummy; of Ike mpydexk. Seated at :be rapydexk writing headliizm are Dick Main, Fred Lane, Maw szderbau: and Pat Heltber. Getting ready to part9 proof! of 1122 Quill find; a bmy day for the editan. Have to 594! that deadline!! Bmirzeu Staff head: hCirruldtian Manager, C. Bley and Bminen Manager, 8. Lauixj, rbeck over their retordx. Another editiun of the Quill lam gone to Ilse printer;. Now Kay Bullgck, 1956-57 Editor, nm Jmile! The newspaper in action: A typical day in the life of a newspaper can be seen por- trayed in room 217 every day. The uCardinal Quill was published every two weeks, with Kay Bullock, Editor and Barb Louis, Busi- ness Manager at the helm, and George T. Michael as Adviser, Containing activity news, sports, and a popular gossip column, the 'Quill was widely read throughout the school and community The standing motto of the Quill, as it has been since its founding, is Loyalty t0 the Community and School is Paramount. F.T.AJJ fiut place winner of rise TVIJI'M Oak IV in- dow Der- m'atmg Comfy. $$55$ asaakzaalg-aankn, : Senior nmdidatm Har- riet Spark; and Tam Henzpel celebrate their royal appaiiztmenu m Queen am? King of the .S'zt'eellaem-I'J Dzmm Cupids and hearts in pink and silver trappings welcomed many happy couples to the annual F.T.A, Sweetheart's DanceV Rated as one of the biggest events of the season, the dance's main purpose is to raise funds for the ETA scholarships. and 15.5; to bring you this. Pauline Meyer Jamey a flami- ml bully: far the Sweet- hem'tL'I m; 4 FIRST R0127: f. Hugbey, Tremurer; M. Trew, Vice Prejident; T. Hemple, Prejident; A. Graham, Secrelary; Mm. Pack, Advimr. SECOND ROTV: K. Rmbraak, D. Mmurb, Gh Amzz'x, P. Grimm, j. W'eirlj, I Hallor'mL THIRD ROIV: K. Berlmm, j Lilmm'tz, j. Hart, Eh Yaeger, Nh IVethingtmz, L. Schweitzer. FOURTH RCNV: G, Meyer, F Lcme, f Zoelhzer, B. Sta'iizgfield, V. inzgrzer, I. Pennington. FIFTH ROIV: R. Scbomnker, B. Willimm, R. Hm'm, IV. Reckmmz, C. Palmer. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Readinh . . . hritin . . . hrithmetit. The F.T.A. is the starting point for all Juniors and Seniors wishing to go to college and prepare themselves to become teachers. The girls and boys get teaching experience by substituting for grade school teachers who are absent. Two scholarships are given yearly to two deserving Seniors belonging to this club 9! 9: mi. FIRST ROW: Mi Bliheljaw, Sporzmr; E. William:, Pren'dent: S. Armbruster, P. McCarmirb, 5'. Leonard, I, Hztgiyet, P. Helcber, Vice President. SECOND ROIV: I. Wilton, Secretary; K. Hem 712mm, S. Holbrook, G. H9111 C. P4110125, B. Brunt, C. Cole. THIRD ROIV: D. Manly, Tv'emm'er; B. Budke, N. Meier, L4 Srbwitzer, f. Hart, N. Nagele, P. Greene, 5. Srbnieder. FOURTH ROW: 1. Demiler, j. Hallway, L. ViPJIOW, B. .S'Iringfield, V. IVagner, R. Adnmt, L. Pottboff, P. Grimm. FIFTH R0117: j. Linvnriy, C. Stewart, E. A11der:0n,'M. Ludwig. I. IVPHJ, B. Hartman, P. Eliiati, je Zaellner, G. Bulgiz. The Future Homemakers of America is under the direction of Mrs, Marjorie Burkhart, who has been advisor for three years. The club is open to girls who have an interest in homemaking. Some of the many activities that the FHA. sponsored included: A Mother and Daughter Banquet, Field Trips to Proctor and Gamble and Patricia Stevens Modeling School, the annual Easter Egg sale, and the May 1 Cotton Day. After the completion of school, the club enjoyed a picnic with the Greenhilis F.H.A. . . . JUNIOR RED CROSS The Junior Red Cross is under the direction of Frances Frazier. The club is made up of one student representative from each home room. The J.R.C. meets every two weeks and its purpose is to spread good cheer and good will to shut-ins and the armed forces at home and abroad Every year the club has its annual membership drive in order to send small necessities to students abroad. 92 FIRST ROIV: R. Srbweikert, Vite Prelident; V. Erirwn, Prelideiit; M, Hayei, Secrelary; G. Rein- hardt, Tremm'er; Mr. E. Hammond, Adw'wr. SECOND ROW: M. Newberry, B. faction, 5'. L005- woad, B. Iawb, B. Vereely, R. Homtan, THIRD ROIV: B. Pierce, C. IValdren, j. Lanny, I. Garltf, F. fwd. FOURTH ROIV: P. Camel, D. Maia, G, Doolillle. The Key Club is a small organization compared to many other clubs in school. But doth let the size fool you, The new members are hominated and then voted upon before they are allowed into the organization. This clubs main functions are the buying of records for the phonograph in the cafeteria, the distributing of food at Christmas to impoverished Colerain Townshipites, and the providing of clothes to those who are out of funds. The Key Club is a subsidiary of Kiwanis International. FIRST ROIV: V. Baier, Preyidem; M. Bron, Sen'emry 421d Treamrer. SECOND ROIV: D. Stick; Ke Mullinger, A. Graham. A. Blmzkembip, j. leompmn, B. Seibert, S. Olden. THIRD ROW; S. Marti, j. MrCurmitk, P. Marn'nw, G. Anglirz, R. Martina, C. Cook, C. Farbe. FOURTH ROIV: I, Ot'mzmz, N. Cliff, I. Nebb, G. Brawn, J. Bullock, D, Dzmij, 1. Next UN ?ORG ETUABLD classes: That guy in American His- tory who is always cracking jokes; 21 Journalism guest speaker from the uEnquirtsr ; the quiet new girl in English from where-did-they-say-shds- from?; swell pals who con- gratulate, goof off, cheer, and study LU. 94 C v m 2 L1 U3 95 3 1 3. a s: i wavy -4 4m chGORGSUjABLE a 5tudenfs Senior year! The months leading up to uPomp and Circumstance ; a year of studying to get those HA,s that employers or COL leges like; a series of ulasts ; the climax of twelve years of fun and struggle; and finally, the diploma reading, This certifies that . , 96 SECRETARY HARRIET SPARKS A4112. Charm 3; C Club 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Retording Secretary 4; G66 3, 4, Se:- 1'etm'y 4; Convert Bmzd-Aid 2, 3; Glee Club 1, 2; Marrbing Bmzd-Aid 2, 3; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Serremry 4; Skit: and Scripu 4; TkEinanJ 4. TREASURER WILLIAM JACKSON Lauim 3; Barketball 1, 2,; G3 Cfulr 1, 2, 4; Cmdimzl Copy Editor 4; Clay Vice Prui- dent 2; Faciball 2; Key Club 4; Lunrlaraom A 4, Siam and Script: 4; Student Comzcil 2; T berpiam 4. NANCY ADLER 03 Club 3, 4; FHA 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; 666 3, 4; Office A I, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Y-Teem 3. VICE PRESIDENT BILL PIERCE Adv. Charm 1', 2, 4; BAA 2; Baibetball 2, 3, 4; 366 3; Double lertet 4; C Club 1: 2, 3, 4; Camera C1145 3; Foolbull I, 4; Bmketball Manager, 1; Key Club 4; Skin gm: 54:17th 3, 4; Tberpimu VIRGINIA AUBURN Adv. Charm 1, 3, 4; C Club 3, 4; Cardinal Editm 4; Chm Vice Pfexidenz CPS 2, 3, 4; 6AA 1, 2; 666 3, 4, Sat, Chm. 3; Triple Trio 3, 4; Glee C1145 2; of ice 4 3; Pep Club Setretm-y 2; Skin mid Scriptx 3, 4'; Thespiam 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, 4, Hi;- loi'ian 3. PRESIDENT DAN HUSS Adv. Charm 3, 4; Trauma 4; Art Club Bmiuen Man- ager 3; BAA 3; Baieball 1, 2, 4; Bmketbali I, 2, 3. 4; BGG 3; C Club 2, 3, 4, Prexidenr 4; Cancer! Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Dance Band 3, 4; Hi-Y 1, 3, 4, Secretary 3, 4; IRC 2; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Prexiderzt 4, Vine Preif- dem 3; Simian Cmmril I, 3, Ps'en'deut 3. TED BACHMAN BAA 3; Bmketlmll 1; '3C Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3; IRC 1, 2; Student Com:- til 1. x PETE BIGNER SHIRLEY BATES CONNIE BLEY H14 I99 1, 2, 3; y!!! BAA Vice Prm'dem 5' EGG Ad . C33 . 2 . C W5 4? Q 3; C CM 2, 3, 4; 500M511! 34:11.Ai;,:14,3ghii 1,0352: 2, 3 ; Hr-Y 2, 3, 4: VW 4; 666 3, 4; Glee Club 1; , 5::ff?t34; P5P CW 21 3; Mm'rbing 34,24,411 3, 4; 0f- fice A 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Y-Teem 3; The;- pian: 4. MAUDE BRADFORD Adv. Charm 1, 2, 3; 0 Club 4; 6AA 1, 2, 3, 4; 666 3; Triple Trio 1, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Vite Preli- deut 3, Prejident 4. $ , ,x WILLIAM BRANNOCK GAA 2; Football 4; Golf 3; Track 4. KAY BULLOCK Adz; Charm 2, 3, 4; A Treasurer 3; C Club 21 3, 4; Cancer: Band 3; Dance Band 3; 6AA 1, 2, 3, 4; GGG 3, 4; Glee Club 1; Marching Band 3, 4; Marria- ing Bmzd-Aid 2; Office A 1, 2. 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Trenmrer 2, Secretary 3; Quilf'J Editor 4; Skin and Sra'ipll 3; 4; Theipirmj 2, 3, -. .f -. $1 4; Historian 4. ....: , 1,. KIT CHAPE Wager Hill; 2: Hltglye: 3; IRC I. 99 I ! RONALD CARLETON CAROL CLARK GAA 3, 4; CGG 5, 4, Praxi- dml 4: ngz Clztb 4; 5111119111 Comzcil 2, 3, 4, Prexidelzt 4; Y-Teem' 3. PHILLIP ENDRES BAA 2: C Club 2, 3, 41' Football 1, 2, 3. IOO MARY COVERT FHA 1, 2, 3; GAA 1, 2, 5, 4. NOEL EBERT Adv, Clmru: 3, 4; BAA 2; Baxebnll 1, 2, 4; BGG 5: Double Quartet AN. 3, 4; C Club 2, 3, 4; Triple Trio Au. 4; Glee Club 2; Tbs!- piam 4; Skit; and Script: .1. JEANNE DENNLER FHA 1, 2, 5, 4; GAA 1, 3, 4; G66 3, 4; Pep Clmb 2, 3, 4; Y-Teem 3, 4. RONALD DIERSING BAA 2; EGG 3; C Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3,- IRC 3; Tmrk 1, 2, 4, I'wmm ,f ,; . u ARTHUR DIETRICH Central High Srbool 1, 2; Rogm Bacarz 3. GEORGE FATH BAA 3; Bmebm'l' 1, 2, 3, 4, Brukelball 1, 2, 3, 4; Cu Club I, 2, 3, 4; Clan Prai- dem 3; Foaiball 1, 2, 3, 4, PAUL GAINES Key CIIJIJ 4': Lmzrl'lmum AJ- rimmt 1. 2: Quill 51le 4'. urer 3. ROLAND JORGENSON Synlulow I. 2, 3: 5113mm ville 3, BOB JACOB BAA 5: Bmvan 1. 2. 3. 4. Bm'ketfmll I, 2. 3. 4: EGG 3: NC14 Club 1, 3. 3. 4': CLJU Tl'mmrw' 1: Chin Fruitful! 2: Faaszzlf I, 2. 3. ANNE GRAHAM 0445 Ridge 1, 2; FHA 3; PTA 4; 666 3, 4; Offil'e Au 3, Pep Club 3; Y4Teem Trem- WILLIAM GUNDLACH JOYCE HUGHES Regina 1: FHA 4: PTA 3. 4i GAA 2: IRC .3: Library A 3: Luncbroam Au 1; Offlw AJ' 1. 4': Pep Clm'; 2. 3. 4': 666 4'. Roger Bacon 1, 2, 3. Centml 1; Football 2, 4: Track JOHN HANSELMAN TOM HEMPEL Adv. CI'Jm'm 1. 2. 3. 4: EGG . 3: Donzele Qum-IH 2. 3, 4 i C Clztb 2. 3. 4: ' C:u'd.r'imf Ar! Editor 4: CPS 2. 3: Cam I Mr: Bmzd I: FTA 3, 4, Prar- t Mm 4; Key Club 2. 3; Pep 4 C1119 2. 3: Sim zmd Sn'ilur l I I 3. 4: Tbejpmm I. 2. 3. 4'. Prcridwrl 2. 5. 4'. 4 MIKE KASTER BAA 2: . BGG 2. .3: HC Club 1, 2. 4; Foalball 1. 2. 3. 4: Quillm Huff 4. DREDA KIDD GAA 1. 4: PEP Club 3, 4. Y-Teem 3, 4. WILLIAM KLEIN E '02 Camera Club I; 8:111:62de 4. 8418:9411 1, 2. 5. 4- 3 FRED LANE Rolbenlmrg 1; Art Club 3, 4; BAA 3 366 3; C Club 2; 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4, 1 l JACK LANTRY BAA 2: Basehalf 1, 2, 3, 4; BGG 2, 3; 0: Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3; Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4; K2; Club 3, 4; PEP Club 2, 3; Student Council 1,- Track 1, 2, 3, 4- LAVERNE LEXVIS CH Club 3. 4: FHA J, 2 4; FTA 3. 4: 6AA I. 2. 4: GGG 3, 4: Glee C114 2: IRC 1: Offire W! 2. Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Tmrk 1 .5 , 6,3 GERRY LOEWE Ari Club 3, 4, A Art Dirertar 3; BAA 3; Baikal- !sz 1, 2, 3, 4; 866 3; 6 Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Conreuion Manager 3; Clan President 1; Chm Secretary 2; Foot- Emh z; Quill Jlaff 4; Track 1, 2, iv 14w 5.ka WILLIAM LOHRER Adv. Charm 3; BAA 2; 566 3; C Club 2, 3, 4; Cardi- nal Bmiwu Manager 4; CPS 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 3, 4, Prel- fdem 4; j'RC Prwidm! 2: Faailml! Manager 1, 2; Pep Club 3; Quill ltdff 3, 4; Spam Edilar 3, Carr. 4: Skit: mid Swim! 3, 4; Tbs;- pimu 5, 4, Trezmtrer 4. BARBARA LOUIS Mother of Mary 1; 0 Club 4; Clan Tremm-er' 3; FHA 2, 3; Football Cheerleader 4; 6AA 2, 3. 4; GGG 3, 4; Of- fice A 2; Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Trenjmw 3, Vite Prwident 4; QuillJ Blmneu Manager 4; Y-Teeu: 3. TOM LUCAS BAA 3; BGG 3: Camera; Club I. .7. 3. 4: Vimal Airlx I. RICHARD MAIER BAA 2; BGG 3; 0 Club 2, LARRY MOLL IVeJtem Hillx 1, 2. GAY MEYER North College GAA 4: G65 4, BILL NEULM JERRY MESSER NANCY RHAE NIEMEYER FHA 1.. 2. 3. 4. Prnidtnt 3: 666 3, 4: Office A 1, 2. 4: Pep Club BAA 2, 3: Bruketbnll I. 2. 3. .' ' C Club 2. 3. 4': F001- LLOYD OBERT Roger Bacon 1, 2; C Club 3, 4: Faoibnll 3, 4. GERALDINE PAINER Mt. Healthy 1, Adv. Charm 3; Barketball Cheerleader 3, 4; C Club 3, 4; Cardinal A Bun'tzeu Mandger 4; CPS 5, 4; GAA 2, 3, 4; G66 3, 4; Triple Trio 3; Glee Club 1, 2; IRC 2; Pep Club 3. 4; Quill'4 Exchange Editor 3; Skin and Script! 3, 4; Tbejpian: 3, 4, Clerk 3. JANICE PENNINGTON North College Hill 1; Car- diuafi4 Jtaff 3; PTA 3, 4; GAA 2; 666 3, 4; Office A 2; Pep Club 2, 3. ALLEN REEVES BAA 2; BaIelmll 1, 2, 4; Ba:- kelbrzll 2; C41 Club 2, 3, 4; Camera Club 3, 4; Football 1; Vimal Aid: :3, 4, Secre- LOUIE RAMSEY law 3, Vite Praxiderzl 4, Cemml 1, 2; Art Club 4; Football 4. GEORGE ROBINSON BAA 2; quebail 1, 2, 3; BaIketlmll 1, 2, 3; 866 2, 5; 01 Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Foo!- ball I, 2, 3, 4; Pep C1141; 4; Tmrk 1, 2, 3. CAROLYN PALMER Witbrow anti Harriwn I; FTA 3, 4; CAA 2, 3; GGG 4. FRANK RAMMINGER Morrow 1; BAA 2; BGG 3, 4; Camera Club 3; Cay- diimlJ' Index Edilor 4, Clay; Sen'elary 3; Football 4; Hi-Y 4, Lunrbroom A41 4; Quill Ca-Sparu Editor 4; Skit; and Strip; 3, 4; Tbemiam 3, 4; Trsz 4.- BRENDA SEIBERT Adv. Charm 3; C Club 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3; FHA 1; FTA 4; GAA I, 2, .3, 4; GGG 4; Lzmcbmom A I; Mmrbing Baizd 2, 3; P312 Club 3; Student Council 1, 4. X 1 RICHARD SCHNEIDER Larkhmd I, 2. BARBARA STRINGFIELD FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1; 666 4; Glee Club 1; Lumb- mnm A 2: Quill staff 4; Y-Teem 3. CAROLYN SIEGERT FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice Preli- den! 3; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; 666 3, 4; Glee Club 2; Office A 4; Student Camzcil 2, JOHN R0 ERT SCHWEIKERT Camera Club 2, 3, 4, Sen'etary 3, Prexideut 4; Comer: Brmd 3, 4, Mater Sergeant 4; Marrbing Band 3, 4, MaJ'ier Sergeant 4; Student Council 3. KEN SCHIBI BAA 3,: Bruebnll 2, 4; CH Club 2, 3, 4: Foalbdll 2,- Tmrk 2, 3, 4. JANE STACEY Bruketbrzll Cheerleader I, 2, 3, 4; Cn Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treaty urer 4; Clan Tremlzrer 2; Canter: Band Aid 2, 3, 4; Foalball Cbeerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA I, 2, 3, 4, Preu'dent 4; GGG 5, 4; Glee Club 1, 2; Marching BaniAid 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Vima! Aid: 1. MARVIN SUNDERHAUS SI. Iolnf; 1; Adv. Charm 3, 4; Bamball 2, 3, 4; 366' 3; Double Quartet 4; C Club 2, 3, 4; Clan Vite Premient 3; Footbafl 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 2, 3; Pep Club 2; Quit? .rtaff 4; Student Cmmril 3; Track MARIETTA TREW Ada Charm 1; Baiketball Cheerleader I, 2, 3; C Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Football Cheer- leader 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Frexlammz Orientalar 3, Program Chairman 4; 666 3, 4; Offt're A 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Vimal Aid: 2, 3. 1, 2- THOMAS WEDEL ; BGG 3; Camera Ciub 2, 3, 4, I Prexidem 3, Vite Prerident 4; IRC 3; Vimal Aid: 3, 4, Prejiderzt 4. PHYLLIS EDNA WEIDNER FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; PTA 4: 666 3,. 4; Glee Club 2, 3; 4, Ar; companixt 3; Office A 2, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Y-Teem 3. l06 EVELYN YAEGER Deer Park, Madimn 1; Plant, Campbell, Calemin 2: FHA 3: GAA 4; Pep Club 3. 4: Y-Teem 3A VERA WAGNER St. folm': J, 2; FHA 3; P9P Club 3, 4. 1 ROBERT ZANONE Vimal AidI 3, 4. JANEEN ZOELLNER FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; FTA 4; 666 4; Glee Club 2, 3; Offite A 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Track 1: Y-Teem 3. .. 1:05am: L , ccFROST F R V? $136141, ' ! : XxV' fake broth a 19018 in 11519 Emkbozzrd installing :2 .rpm- liglazt Angel Frank .rweefu Ilse flam- witla Cbrimna: greenery Georgel fake and Pete mind: an ap- ple: before moving the bandximzd into tiw all-purpoxe room. Volunteer Advimr Min Lake- mmz help; Tom and Bani 1m- Iarzgle demmtiom. What? Did you hear the news? The Junior candi- dates won the crown at the Frosted Frolic! Amidst holly boughs and sparkling Christmas tree lights the band played soft music while all the couples wel- comed the Yuletide Season. Merry Christmas to all! 108 ED OLIC x i0 lk WWW W Have you been a good little boy? wk! Santa of Fritz. A whirlwind of ex- citement-Queen Judy and King Bill relebrale! Haw doe: that Itep go, Buddy .9 The band play! White Clarin- mzzj a: couple: dame their way through a merry yuletide evening. l'09 Commencement Week, long awaited, kegiw a: Seniom emer for Barmiam'mte BACCALAUREATE Attitude is a. most important thing in life. Mr Woodrow Perry used this theme for the Baccalaureate Address. Seniors, feeling strangely grown-up in justvpressed caps and gowns, were honored at program, which also included very appropriate choral selections by the Advanced Chorus. Mr. Perry, Prajidenz 0f Cir!- rinnazi Bible Seminary, dev liver: llae Barrdlaureate Ad- dram. 0n the left, the Advanced Charm, waiting to provide mmit; 072 the right, reserved 594:; for Clan of 1957. Il0 Exritemmt mid Jadnen mix at door for Senion. Grab your parlizethrometmde.1 . 1 CLASS NIGHT 57 How do you raise a barn? You raise a barn with sixty-eight Seniors and the mad confusion of trying to organize HCIass Night '575' Thanks to the English IV class and willing volun- teers, this show, which included everything from non-precision dancers to the talent of would-be professionals, was the type of Class Night everyone enjoysV 020' Terpjirlam'emz MISS GAY MEYER .Jmnhftff m m M p Hail, Alma Mam , Jomzded from IlJe Itdge m the eutira r1411 Elma; C lair N igla! J 95 7h I: Iiii'ili'ililili'i'i -I-LI!IJIIII Mil .1; FIRST ROIV: j. Przhzer, KHa Sparky, j. Starey, N. Niemgyer, A. Graham, V. Auburn, 13. Seiberl, C. Bley, j. HztglJEJ. SECOND ROW: 8. Stringfield, M. Covert, j, Penm'ngtmz, 6'. Meyer, D. Kidd, C. Clark, E. Yaeger. THIRD ROIV: P. IVeidner, I. Dermler, C. Palmer, .8. 10111113 M, Bmdford, L Lewii, K. Bullock, M. Trew, FOURTH ROW: 5. Bales, I. me'y, K. Clmpe, I. Schleutiaer, T. Hempel, T, Barbman, N. Adler. FIFTH ROIV: F. Lane, R. Schneider, K. Srhibi, P. Signer, J. Mener, T W'edel, G. Rabiman, M. Komer. SIXTH ROIV: 8. Pierce, B. Schweikert, N. Eben, D4 H1455, B. Jnrkmzz, F. Ramminger, R. Zcmone. SEVENTH R0117: A. Dietrich, J. Hmzrelmmz, B. Neulmau, R. Cm'lerozl, A. Reevex, M. Sunderlmm, G1 Putin. EIGHTH ROIV: L. Moll, B4 Gund- lacb, L. Oben, R. Dimming, T. Lamr, R. fargemon, R. jacob. NINTH ROIV: P. Endrex, B. Lobrer, D. Maier, G. Loewe, W. Klein, L. Ramxey, B, Bmmzork, P. Gainex, GRADUATING CLASS OF 1957 Remember when? Here we are a; we were: Many of them face: bawnlt been at Colemin for yerm; other! are new. Try matching them zxp-you'll lee how we've changed 11';er the Eighth Grade. Haw marzy rm: you imme? .n... J u. llfitl'lu umvm um lMum-g-1ull,krs,Lm-a TMIEI; Irmixfeirred. diplomdx in bruzd SaniorJ bat :5 become Allllllfliicldfj of 1957 COMMENCEMENT Commencement is a gate between the old and the new . . f a At this gate, the Class of 1957 stood on June 6, 1957 Principal speaker Judge Benjamin Schwartz gave the memorzr ble address on Your Brother's Keeper. D. Hun deliver; lbs Clan Praidem'; K lane; direru the Concert Band in P13710794! Speaker IWWW C014 134,39 Addren 15:1 beautiful Landonderry Air Bs'nfmnin Srbwm'lz. I Huge St. Patrick's Cathedral, touring the big city in a sightseeing bus, the impressive U.N. building, West Point cadets UHL Hyde Park, fab- ulous views of the Hudson, walking the streets of Chinatown, educational reading material and cat naps on the long, long train ride and big ice-cream cones these are a few of millions of memories for the . . . GLOBETROTTERS 'uarL-kafga Lima; -nd-QIIJJ J:l.ljj.i.l.l u I 12-; I'll wncuslul ,2 quaJlu han-nmgasn 'UN ?ORG ETTA BL8 The Importance of being a Junior EH Whopping-big cla55 dues 00 be paid immediately if not soonerD; fiery Prom planning sessions; the thrill of being measured for class rings; juggling slippery pop bottles, wilted candy bars, and sticky change during half-time rush ; sleepless nights on 1 the way to New York; One Enchanted Evening I after months of struggle . . . JUNIORS H5 J UNIORS Wanda Alderson Glenda Annis Doris Anson jeanie Anson Janet Pottenger, Thelma Baechle Vice Barbara. Bendgen Prexident Davis Bennett Virginia Bernecker Kathryn Bertram Judy Biddle Charles Biermann Allen Borneman Norbert Snow, Richard Boss Treamrer George Braun Dan Brofft Pat Burdett Jerry Busch Bruce Clawson Barbara. Coomer Jim Copple Jim Darby Kenneth Davis Gerry Day Janet Dennler CLASS OF 1958 Rodney Gary Doolittle Houston, John Dorrmann Prm'dem Victor Ericson Norma Eschenbrcnner Don Fales Janice Feick Pat Foley Bobby Foster Karen Rosbrook, Ed Frick Serremry Jack Gantt Dona George Robert Grawe Phyllis Green Peggy Grimm john Grimmeissen Ron Hahn Joyce Halloran Julia Hart Martin Hasenzahl Carolyn Haupt Dick Haverland Tom Hebenstreit Pat Helcher Arlene chkel Piaddz'ng junior: 1pm: ham: :1; mn- ceuionairey to provide for the Senior! and Faculty the enchanted Letting of . . . . . Moonlight Ami R015 ccMOONLIGHT AND ROSES, Their nmjem'e: Q U EEN IAN Under the big top ,' Three junior: drape the railing for From. g; D0321! fall, itJJ' a long drop! We're 220: peeking Vir; we were wonder ing wba! all the mem i1 wz the floor. Quiie a Isz, i522? it? Excitement, Jnezmty, fun, friendxlaip and great mmir provided a wonderful 91:9 ng for jtudem: . . . arid faculry alike. J UNIOR-SENIOR PROM STACEY dud KING DAN HUSS Mopnlight and Roses will bring wonderful mem- ories of someone . . . and a glorious Junior-Senior Prom. Annually the biggest event at Colerain, the Prom provided a beautiful background for a heavenly evening of dancing and excitement, and topped it all off with a moon-lit ride down the Ohio on the Johnson Party 1 Boat and a tasty breakfast served in the Colerain cafe- . 1 term. I A group of party daily, or: tine party boat. J UNIORS John Hogeback Bill Humbert Pat Huss Nancy Hussel Richard Ingle Jack Kerlin Fred Kibler Judy Kolb 5, NO PHO'O Jim Kropfeld Kenneth Lahmann Bill Landwehr Ron Leist Sally Leonard Bill Leonhardt Evelyn Lewis Joyce Linnartz PHOYO NOT AVAILABIE Keith Littlepage Marlene Ludwig Bill Lukemier Judy Mack Gail Magee Dianne Marsh Barbara Maze Pat McCormick CLASS OF 1958 Lois Meier Jeanine Myers Nancy Naegele Wilma Neulman Margie Niehaus Dick Niemeyer Erviu Obercom George Offutt Georgia Palfrey Julia Perfect Wilma Reckman George Reinhardt Howard Reynolds Ruth Ries Bill Roberts Cliff Roeder Judy ROSSOW Suellen Ruhl Walter Schiermeier Larry Schlarmann Rita Schomaker Marvin Schubert Leah Schweitzer Lowell Seim J UNIORS Carol Slater Gail Stolzenberger Todd Strecker Fat Stringfield Ken Sunderhaus Robert Teckenbrock Ken Tcuschler Jim Thacker Judy Thomas Joanne Tolle Bernard Verkley Charles Waldrcn Jim Webb Len Weber Jo Ann Weich Janice Wells Norma Wethington Mike Wilkens Barbara Williams Sandra Williams Jenny Wilson Ron Wissman Judy Wood Jim Wyenandt ?JN'B'GRGcS'J'IABLE; the thrill of winning the Football Homecoming Float competition . . , Coach Heizman's multitudinous moods during Reserve hoop tilts . . , ths that Senior boy? . . . Helping organize the first drill team . , , one thousand and two parties . . . gossip, gossip, gossip! 5 013.91 ON OR l23 Anne Alford Carl Allgeier Judy Amick Tom Anderson jo Anne AshbrOOk Glenn Backers Virginia Baier Edna Baily Larry Schmale, Prmidwzl Susan Brestcl, Gene Balser Secretary Ed Baumann Tim Becker Dick Beeckman Carol Bcnzinger Randy Berry Ann Bieler Milton Blersch Henna Blesi George Bollinger Harold Bomrncr Na Phole . firings JUJIE BOSS :K Jerald Branditz . x . Bruce Brian Marion Bross Mardee Bullock Tom Burke Carolyn Chapman Bob Clark Trilla Clark Arml Coleman Tom Courtney Cary Daley Gerry Davis Jim Robinson, Vite Pmridem Jack Findley, Trmnn'er SOPHOMORES CLASS OF 1959 Nancy Dill Henry Dombus'ch Tom Driscoll Bill Duecker John Endres Lois Fenchel Terry Fcnger Jill Findley Judy Fischer jerry Fischer Judy Davis Patty Davis Raymond Day Richard Day Peggy Dennler Tom DcVanney Carol Fishter Mary Ann F103'd Phyllis Frantzreb james French Carol Froehiich Wayne Furr Ron Giesman Rose Greene Ella Jean Hamilton Ron Hammitt Dave Hartwig Mike HQYCS SOPHOMORES Starr HCiS Allan Hemplemalnn CLAS S OF 195 9 Lynn Hirsch Ted Holtgrewe Carol Hotze Dan Houston Henry Jaeger Karl Jaeger Walter Jansan Larry Jedding Frank Jerd Phyllis Jones Mary Kaufman Carlisle Keith Larry Kelhoffer Bob Kissling Norma Kolb Jack Kolks Lee Kuhn Barry Lahmann Don Lamb Charles Langdon Richard Laps John Lawyer Larry Mapes Frank Maringer XWendy Martin Richard Martines Norbert Mause I mow! um A mm: lo Roland McKenzie Phyllis MEIkel Craig Meyer Ronald Meyer Douglas Miller Betty Lewis Ed Little Stan Lockwood Steve Louis Jerry Manegold Bonnie Mann Dan Patterson Janet Penick Tom Pierce Russell Ramsey Judy Reynolds James Rice Don Minges Loretta Minnick Jim Morgan Sharon Muehlenhard Jan Nelms joAnn Neu Mike Newberry Betty Oaks Peggy Oaks Ronald Ott Gloria Robertson Judy Roll John Ruehl Jean Saffelder Ed Schaefer Peggy Schehr Gordon Schlake David Schmidt Bonnie Schoenfeld Delores Schunk Wilbur Schwab Andre Seibert Alan Shad Pat Shaw Marilyn Sheerwood Larry Sieler Nelson Smith Ruth Smith Laura Snow Louis Sorn SO PHOMORES CLASS OF 1959 Rita Stenger Dallas Stephens Donna Stich Madeliene Stienmann Bonnie Stoffran Carol Strattman Don Stringfield Ken Taylor Jean Thacker Ron Tilford Norman Spears Vicki Speer Ed Spiering Connie Staat John Steiner Norma Steinkamp Betty Tracy Bonnie Truitt Allan Turner Jim Unger Ray Unger Bob Vadnais Kent Venter Carol Vogel Charles Warner Tony Weber Joe Weber Ron Weddle SOPHOMORES Sandra Well Carolyn Weisel Ralph West Ray West Tim Westhafer Shirley Wethington Barbara Wickemeier Dave Wood Don Wright Iudy Wright Nick Wullenweber Dave Zimmerman Inge Zobel Jackie Zoellner Ken Zoller 'IJN ?QRG EUTABLS Taking the big jump from Junior Hi into High School . . . beforewschool sessions in the First Floor Hallway . . . the mad swim of Activities to join . . . Billions 0t seemsh of other Freshmen to meet . . . wild excursions to football games . . . being the biggest class in history. 338 SJWIEIN l3! l'uenw Bob Abercrombie Rebecca Adams Edna Anderson Tom Andes Judy Merle Annis Susan Atmbruste' Atkmson Doug Bailey Phil Bailey Dorothy Baker Vernon Bateman Lois Beckman Susan Birnbaum Rita Bolser Kenneth Borisch Kenneth Bostwick Barbar J0 Bowman Velma Brad ford Anthony Braun Jeri Brestel Dennis Briscoe Gloria Brown FREE Bill Schwarz Prejidem Mark Rossow V ire Pruident Mike House Se cretm'y Phyllis Deckelmeier Tremm'er Larry Bruestle Brenda Bruns Bonnie Budke Gayla Buten Beverly Carrier Roger Carrier John Chalck Fred Ciucci HMEN Patricia Clark Patricia Clark Nancy Clawson Sylvia Cfawson Nancy CIift Larry Cofield Katharine Culler Eudell Daniel Ted Davis Jack Day Michael Deck Phyllis Deckelmemr William Dickhaus Gary Diefenbacher Louis Dorrmann Gary Drain Douglas Diersing Joyce Doll Delores Duecker Robert Dupps Nancy Egbert FRES Robert Eichenberget Phyllis Elliott PHOTO Janice Emig NOT AVAILABLE Larry Engelke Mary Eppley Barbara Estes i Melvin Evans Kathy Fales Tom Ferguson Donna Fetzer LaVeme Frankenstein Judy Frey too ausv Paul Frey ' Carol Freytag Richard Fricke Bermce Putts puma rm Avuikrbh PHOIO Benny NOT AVAILABLE Dennis Froehlich '7 Gates Charles at Karl Gall 2 . Gerken , X P anAvuilubh Mike Glazier Clifford Goosmann Bill Gregg I Kathy Gregory Arthur Groom Gary Hadden Barbara Hahn Phyllis Hall Ronald Hare Barbara Hartman Bill Hartman 3: Bob Hartman f '4 Karen Hauck Lorine Heal I x Gaila Heid s: . . $y : Gerda Heil Susan Heil Kathleen Herrmann Bonnie Herzog . Maureen Jan at i Higgins Hofmann $ Linda Shirley 5 Hill Holbrook Dennis Hoskins Mike House Linda Hill FRES wvww. . . Henry Huber Janet Humbert Larry Hunter Lois Illig Leona Insptucker Nancy Jacob Robert Jaeger Harley Jones Marcia Jungbl uth Joyce KaIvin Frank Keller Grant Kien Tommy Kirk Beverly Klein Patricia Kramer Harold Kraus HMEN Paul Martines Norma Masters John Kock Virgil Koede Janet McCormick Ron McDowell Edith Langdon Larry Leopold Virginia Lewis Louis Lindeman Diane Littlepage Baron Kuwatch Eddie Landwher Paul McKelvey Phyliis McQueen Nancy Meier Barbara Meinking Mike Meissnet Betty M eyers Leigh M E E1 er Yvonne Morena Janet Morgan Bill Murphy Alan Nagal William Neale F RES Jo Ann Nieporte Larry Norris joan Norton Carolyn Parsons Jim Pearce Ellen Perfect Jim Pickens Barbara Potthoff Sha ron Potts Sandra Prewitt Robert Rapp 1 Raymond Reese David Reinhardt Kenneth Rhodes Kermitt Robbins William Rolfert Jacqueline Romer Tom Ross Mark Rossuw Richard Roth Sheila Ryan Catherine Saunders Lois 1 Schies Janet Schildman Robert Schildman Wanda Schlageter Linda Schlarmann Ruth Schmidt Fred Schneider Sandra Schneider Wi lliam Schwarz Joyce Siemers Barbara Siller Pat Siller Fred Smith Jim Smith E I' I I E Dennis i Stone Bonnie Strecker Terry : Strobl p Frances K Suhlman Russell Sunberg Darlene Seidholz Bobby Seim Terrance Sellers Wayne Schockley John 50m Lyle Sparks Ruth Sterwerf Nor Shawn Barbara Stewart Bob Stewart Carolyn Stewart Walter Sunberg Dale Sunderhaus Mary Sunderhaus Jerry Supe Linda Theskin Bob Thomas FIMEN Joyce Wurzelbacher Douglas Yelton Kenneth Thomas David Thompson jim Tommy Jim Troyan Marilyn Ulm Linda Vinson Gary Volz Al Wagner Janice Wagner Kenny Watts Jack Webb Donald Weber Carol Wickemeier Nevada. Wilkins Gail Williams Bobby Wood ' M a rilyn Wood jerry Wright Yvonne York Gordon Yuellig Ray Zieger Q; . 1: ' J 4. i I42 UN FORG ETIAB$$ . . . living with High School teachers and students . . . lipstick, saddles, and bobby 50x . . . interscholas- tic sports for the first time . . . new kinds of subjects H0me EC and Shop . . . always being the yOungest . . knowing 'all about Ohio. JUNIOR JHI HOMEROOM 8V MR. SPRAGUE FIRST ROW: Mr. Robert Sprague, Dmmy Brown, john Orlmamz, Margie Adamr, Darlme Lat? :peicb, Beverly Aston, Donald Bley, Charley Pickem, Delbert BrigJ, Jerry Meivzaergl SECOND R0117: Jerry Braudborjt, Paula Brill, Gail Blenrb, Nancy Cox, fame Broxwz, Dem; Newberry, Ntmry Barring, Cheyl Beebe, La1'r8tta Beilzer, Paulette Ballard. THIRD ROW: Glenn Adkim, Mm-ianne Beier, Carol Prick, Domm Adkim, Saw'ra Barker, Sherry Brookxln're, Linda Puniy, jerry Magly, Kaibleen Andrew. FOURTH ROW: Sandra Berfernan, Alfred Staffmn, Bab Altmayer, Don Straztman, Danni: Bedel, Billy Bame, Billy szgmz, Gerald Arzgliiz, Ronnie IVeich, HDHORIHGHSAREFULLOFQUESHON FIRST ROW: Mr. Diilmd Armermagt, Slmmn Ewem, Pamela H9115, Nancy Green, Nancy Devil, Ray- mynd Burton, mey Daley, Mary F1715. SECOND ROIV: Brenda Dmu'xl Marleen Buermeier, Peggy Faber, judy Faber, jewel! Friends, Paula szk, Paul Floyd. THIRD ROW: Roger Fairlie, Forren gnglam, FBoolljRiqijegdeIngjDLmi: Chaps; David Egbert, Gayle Hartwig, 1mm Callahan Patty IJ: er. : om! Davix, Gerald Hem , Rich rd D 11, k B 1 , 'b d Sprlker, Jeanne Hennlyen, Bill Demon, David Del Favero? H mm IA: 141 Mk, R15 :11 HOMEROOM 8W' MR. ARMENTROUT I43 HOMEROOM 8X MRS SAUNDERS FIRST ROW': Mm. Sylvia Snmzderx, lame: Parwml Raymond Maier, lane; Krafzirk, Dalllld Mnuexr, Connie Kidd, Roger Lang. SECOND ROIV: Bm'bzzra Kennedy, Ian Ketrbrtm, Pat Hickij Mary Hemn'aw, David Hill, IVaJwe Klmmmz. THIRD R0117: Dem-Ii: Holtmmz, Glam: Tomey, Marga Little, 1013;: errkmn, Karen Knox, FOURTH ROIV: Ierald Kreu, Bab Huglaex, Dcwid Kuyper, jmiire Hooch, Tim Lubmmz. Mm'rimme jmyi, Knot pirnn'edJ Carl Litrchgi, Charley I refmzd, Cullen Kalkbremzer, Edward Lngfmd, Fred jmkmm WHO,LL GET TO PLAY SHORTSTOP? FIRST ROIV: Raberm Rowe, Pat Pbillipl, szm'mz Schultz, Cathy Neumz SECOND ROIV: Karen Schlirbter, Krlren Mulliizgm', Haydon thdolplj, Tammy Norton, Barbara Moore, judirl; Nirlmlrwz, M1'. IVilliam Kearney. THIRD ROIV: Cm'al M021, Joyce Mederiee, Rm! 0120, Nancy Moll, livz Pitzer, Janet Ralferz, jim MrDouwll. FOURTH ROW: Emu! Ritterlaolz, David Rem-od', Romlyrz Reiff, Barbara Oukj, Pauline Meyer, Rabbi: anmy, PM Reynoldx. FIFTH ROIV: Erwm Ranger, Charla: Srbiemker, Kenny Roberlj, Barry Rocker, Claude; Pennington, George Miaaulir, Ted Mueller, I110! pirturedj Elayue Rirlam'dl, Lynne Srbmnle. HOMEROOM 8Y MR. KEARNEY E31 5 HOMEROOM MR. HILL FIRST ROW: Mr. Robert Hill, Freddy IVriglJt, Bobby Smith, 805 Stan, 101m Wagner, Carl Keilerl. SECOND ROIV: Carol Spriggx, Vicky Slasrberi, Pat Thomar, Kailay Smitb, Loi: 5617:0124, sz qulIenweber. THIRD ROW: Elmer Wail, jim Ulrich Margaret Wilma, Wayne Staffert, Bub IVI'lJmI, Dan Traub, Indy Sweltmmz. FOURTH ROIV: Izme Tbampmu, Billy Spank, R011 gybjmker, Rirlmrd Wullenweber, Bab Vamey, Mm'y Scbtmk, jam: 514311021, 0201 pirturedj Ray Me . HOW DOES OHIO,S STATE LEGISLATURE WORK? FIRST ROIV: Tammy Abercmmie, Beverly Dealley, Bill Davin Ron Dambmda, Georgia Branden- berg, Bill Budke, Dan Cottrell, 3mm: Deirkelmeier, Bifl Cook, Frank Cawmmgb. SECOND ROW? Extil Burton, Razmld Emlyn, Brute Bare, Sharon Alleubrzcb, Mary Bobzman, Ignite Colmer, Carolyn 14111011, Linda Bullock, Jimmie Brawn, Joe 345mm. THIRD ROW: Lirzda Dailer, Roger Clark. Veram'm Cox, IaEIlezz Chamberfitz, Charla Danieh, feminine DVMM'nia, Shirley Allen, Kathy Alrllmyer, Alice Blankemhip. FOURTH ROW: Armeue DelFaviro, Arlene Coleman, 10a Beatty, Kenneth Armbrmzer, Larry Berry, jmze Biermmz, Demm Clmpman, Bob Carter, lam: Bailey. HOMEROOM 7V MISS CAMBRIC HOMEROOM I i FIRST ROIV: Druid fwd, Carolyn Kent, Linda Lien, Sheri Mania, Connie Kuhn, Peggy jungblmb, Clym'iem Irma, Mr. IVm'rwz Dickey. SECOND R0117: Billy Hlluell, Rm: Kelly, me5 Litjrbgi, Riclmrd Hofer, Roby! Leinilzg, Frmztau LIHIE, FramE Gnllzzgl'amz THIRD ROW: Mahdi: MtCreadI-a Taffy Kaebler, .S'birlgy MrCmrkm, Sam Nutty, 514mm Leonlam'dt, Rm: Koch Sandra Kidwell, Pa! jmmingx. FOURTH ROW: Eddie Federmmm, Pat Vimmz, Gene Hawker, Sump: Kali , Paula Hmurt, 11:in MrDoweU, Marilyn Mmter, Tam Iarkmu. FIFTH ROW': Gene jaimmn, Claude: Kirk, D022 McDade, hm! flirlzn'ed Bali; Liggetl, Ola fathom. 7W MRS. MICHAEL FIRST R0117: Carolyn Frey, Hamid Harm, Deu-q- F051. Damn: deeJ, Sundm Frrmlzreb, Carolyn Hm'rcll, M13. Florence Mirlmef. SECOND ROIV: Pbylli'; Engele, Emu! Fmv'ell, Darlene Egbert, Sandra Hillenbeelel. Fred Hrdegele, Doug Hammond. Carol Famha THIRD ROIV: Melanie Himberg. 1174er Egbert, Barbara Fuertmeyer, Gayle Grainy; Clam'le; Callahan, Sharon Farrell, Ed Hens. FOURTH ROW: 109 szdrirkj, Airdrey Gamer. jmiy HiIIEJ', Dee George, Elrie Graeme, Dun Foley, Linda Groene. FIFTH ROIV: Rickard Elven, David Hendrick, Charla; Egberl, Lynn Hraefftm', Ernie Gentry. HOW MANY FOOTBALL GAMES ARE LEFT? HOMEROOM 7X MR. DICKEN HOMEROOM r E 7Y MRS. STYLES FIRST ROIV: Mn. Corrine Stylm, Harrie! Meier, Victor Smmden, Tom Mall, Michael Srl'aIma mmim Sign? Mueller, Phillip N01101:, 101311 Pzziner, judill: Rowan. SECOND ROIV: Dame Mener, Rally Myer, Shawn Reeww, Carol Schlagel, Bonita Miller, Ellen Pauckuer, Larry Myer, Dem: Mmgrave. THIRD R0117: Rabat? Ott, limmie Ruebrwein, Fay Srbalk, Bob Muybrier, Pd! Rahal, RUgPr 0515f, Illdy Merkle, Clifford Norton. FOURTH R0117: Barium Ratbacker, John Mchu', Rm'fu'; Elilu'hliflle. Rormie Miller, Carl Moiz, Bruce Roeder, Sandra Olden. DID YOU SEE ELVIS ON TELEVISION LAST NIGHT? FIRST R0117: Miriam! Seim, Ray York, Terry Wilmn, Carol Smith, Gary Weitzel, sz Weber, Mm. Dorothy Tebbj. SECOND ROW: Ed IVeuerkamp, Jerry Will'othen, Bill Virzarlze, Frank Sager, Lee .S'pngler, Bil! Stick. THIRD ROW: Dixie Teelj juditb Srbmeiner, Tlaomm Ulrich, Dorothy IVelberingtmz, Prat IVm'terj, Mirbnel Stitn, Suzanne T107251: FOURTH ROIV: Kiezly Valz, Kalb; Stewart, Gene Siller, Demzi: Srbrzerker, Cary William, Lymz Tivacker, joyce Smith. FIFTH ROIV: Ray Stamper, fulm iVarley, Ed Sleiiier', Ralph Young, bzrr; Welly, Frank Fijian foam! IValkiw. HOMEROOM 72 MRS. TEBBS I48 J UNIOR ACTORS? GUILD FIRST ROIV: I. Ortmzm, I. Ketrlmm, RA Lang, LT Santana, I. Krafzich K. Andrew, M. IVilJcm, J. Nicbaljon, Mm. Marlidge, Adw'mr. SECOND. ROW: 3. Schulz, KT Mullinger, C. Moll, P. 34114111, P. Dixber, G. Blanch, IA Thampmiz, M. Buermeier, K, K7zax. THIRD R01V: M. Skunk, B. Bowie, 8. Dimgzm, D. Adkim, G. Hartwig, G. Anglia, G. Adkim, S. Br'oaklbire. FOURTH Rf??? P. Meyer, M. Chaps, D. Strartvmn, IT Bulimia D. Drijmll, M. Sheriff, E. Ranger, 1. Ca a m1. hThe play's the thing. Shakespeare, Hamlet Act II Scene 2 Mrs. Claire Morlidge is the sponsor of the Junior ActorsT Guild. This organizatiods main purpose is to introduce dramatic technique and stage terminology to specialIy-selected eighth graders During the first 56- mester, the studems produced pantomimes, played games, and enacted charades. The second semester, the students practiced bi-monthly on their annual play. The title of this year's production was TTBeanie's Private Eye which was enacted by a cast of ten. The play was given on May 23 for all Junior High students, FIRST ROW: C. Smirk, $4 Ewan. B. Kennedy, 5. Schultz, j. Nirlwlwn, M. TVilrmz, I. Kitdmm, E. IVarzerkdmn 1. P4112911. S. Deriaelmeier. SECOND ROW: L. Bullack, C. Amen, P. Phillip, K. Mullinger, K. Smith, M. Lillie, N. Baring, I. Broxon, P. Ballard, G 81511th J. Slayzon, IA DJeJ'miuio, P. IVztlm'J, S. Nmty, j. Srbuzeiuer, THIRD ROIV: J; Hook, R. Reiff, f. Calmer, P. Dining S. Braohbire, K. Andrew. H. Rudolph. D. T121145, j; Ulrich I. Kreu, G. Adkins, B. Spaixfy, B. Vmwey, M. Sclmuk, M. Sheriff. P. Rebel. B. Liggell, j. Thampxmz. J UNIOR HIGH CHORUS Although the Junior High Chorus has given no programs, they have enjoyed a year of rehearsals together under the direction of Mrs. Crabtree. These young songsters met twice a week in order to prepare them for a more advanced vocal music program Junior High Charm member: created 1131'! hair- rmmlg window mum! at W'Ijite 04E. j. demberliu. N, Green, I. Callahan, L. Semanzl, D. Majten. JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL AND CHEERLEADERS Colorain's future stars of the gridiron! h'Athletes are made, not born, and Coach Robert Sprague has built in his boys at Will to win; a will to win in a manner of stiff competition, high morale, and clean sportsmanship. From the opening whistle to the final seconds, the team was cheered on by five cute little cheerleaders. These boys and girls are welcome additions to Colerain's growing athletic program. FIRST ROTV: Mr. Sprague, Rh Maier, R. Maybrier, I, IVagner, D. Hammond, R. Clnrk, 5h Mueller, C. Cook, T. Moll, G. Miaoulix. SECOND ROIV: Kh V0112, G. Adkim, I. Bearty, R. 0412!, Ch Litycfagi, L. Armbrmrer, C, Danielx, C. Kirk. THIRD ROIV: Dh Davix, L. Barry, D. Chapman, D. Strattman, R. Emwlaistle, I. Henry, B Spaitlz, B. Hung. FOURTH ROW: F. Graham, D. Drintall, R. Wullerzweber, B. Penningtonj R. TVbitdker, D. Delmem, B. Vm'ney. KNEELING: S. Marlin. Rt Clark C. Adlafntr, R. 1Vljimkert B. Spnilht K. Armbrmler. E. 117917, D. Hdliillfulld. STANDING: R. Emzvljixile. F. Graham, B. Vm-ney, G. Mirmulir. G. Henry, R. IVIzilemrebtr. j. Bltifork, D. Srmmzrm. T. Moeller. I. 1091:. Mr. SiM'ngfte. The Junior Hi team, under the direction of Robert Sprague, completed an average season of 4 wins and 5 losses. Coach Sprague was very happy with the teamts progress throughout the season. At the beginning of the season, many of the boys knew little about basketball, but 'gpradicc makes perfect! Present at every game were five girls who led the team with cheerleading support. Once again it can he said, HPractice makes perfect. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL AND CHEERLEADERS D ' Alana c - W. IMIXJHIK, ' SeligOML f CA . .A-z'mgajl-Iz , 1V. FIRST R011 : T. Moll, J. Panzer. T. Norlwz. j. Wagner. 1. Mngly. IA Ormmn. J. Meitzberg. E. Scbwiug. G. Cmmcil. D. Hanmmud, E. WHY, G. Anglia. K. Armbrmzer. SECOND R0117: R. Runny, Bh Spailly. F. Graham. 5- Vdmey, T. Mneller. D. Slmnmmz, G. Henry. G. Mimmfir. j. Krm, T. fathom G. Adkim. THIRD ROIV: S. Moelfer', D. BleyV j, McDowell, D. Clmfwhm. E. Federmzum. C. SchtEer, R. IVhftaker. R. Clark's, C. Kirk, f. McGz-am R, Spmgue, JUNIOR HIGH BASEBALL Spring weather! HAM we have in the spring is rain, moaned Coach Sprague. Due to the bad weather, the ball team played only nine games, winning 4, losing 4, and tying 1. The track team, with only two practices, was paced by Jim Rolfert and Kenny Roberts, who won four events in the junior high meet held at Colerain in May. JUNIOR HIGH TRACK KNEELING: F. Graham, K. Armbwuiezu I Kr'en, RA Lang, G. Adkim', R. Altlrin'yel'. STANDING: R. Spmgm, T. Mcaller. G Henry, D. Sn'atmzzm. K. Roberu, D. Driscoll, G. Mi::m:1i.r. Kim SEVENTH GRADE CLUBAFIRST ROIV: S. Mgeller, E. Bmmn, 5 Leanfam'dl, L MON, R. Early, Mi: K654071811. Adllifar. SECOND ROIV: G. Brmfdeubm'g, .M, 30174;sz R. Alztybrim', R. Dom- bmcb, S. Allenbarlj. THIRD ROIV: B. Bow; L. Duller, A. Blanlmmbip, f Colman. f DCEr-miuim FOURTH ROIV: j. Cimnzberlm, B. Rollanriaer, P, Rebel, 5. Cliff, S. Olden. FIFTH ROTV: f, Bmlumi, R 0106;. 1.. Berry, f, Biermramz, R, Eutu'biytler, j. Bailey. J UNIOR HIGH ART CLUBS EIGHTH GRADE CLUB FIRST ROIV: R. Rowe, C, Spriggx, E. Ramer, Vice President; L. Semona. Prexidem; P. Meyir, Seff'Efm'J; S. Srlmliz. SECOND ROW: 1V. Kearney, Aduiwr; P. Tbmzmj, j, Mederlee, I. Tbompmn, R. 01m, M, Wilton. L4 Schmaie. THIRD ROIV: J. P122993 T. Maellm', B. Rarker. G. Miiolif, R. Reiff; G. Adkim. Abercrombie. RObert-32, 34, 132 Adams. RebeccakZB, 36, 92, 132 Adler. Nancyill, 66, 67, 77, 79. 84, 98. 112 A1de150n,Wanda-84.116 Alfnid, Anne542, 48, 71, 83, 84, Allneiel, 621117124 Amick. Judy432. 34, 36, 42, 48, 49, 50.34.1241 Andersun, Edn11492, 132 Anderson, Tom237, 41, 73, 151, 124 Andes, T0m732. 34. 81, 132 Annis. Glenda-85, 91, 116 Annis, Judy-36. 132 Anson, Dm'isiSG. 84, 116 Anson, Jeanie432, 34, 42, 77, 83. 116 Armbruster, Susan 92, 132 Arnold, Me1'le-l32 Ashbrook, JoAnne2124 Atkinson. Robert232, 34, 132 Auburn, Virginia41. 38. 39, 41. 42, 43, 44, 4s, 51, 77, 79, 80, 98. 107, 112 Bushman, Ted--77, 98, 112 Backers, Gleniid. 57, 54. 135, 71. 73, 77, 124 Baechle, Thelma266, 71, 84, 116 Baiel', 17111111121432. 34. 38, 66. 67, 85, 53, 124 Bailey, Doug723, 54, 59, 132 Bailey, Edna-124 Bai1y, Phillip-v59, 70. 81, 132 Baker, Dorathy-132 Balser, GenegM. 57, 69. 70, 73. 77, 124 Bnteman, Vernom-132 Bates, ShirieyiSl, 99, 112 Buumann, Edward-ZS, 64. 65. 68, 77, 124 Becker, ij459, 81. 124 Beckman. L0157132 Beeckmzm, Dick7124 Bendgen, Barbara4116 Bennett, Davis-34. 41, 42, 43, 48, 77, 116 Benzinger. 0211401432, 36, 71, S4, 124 Bernecker, Vil'gin111783, 116 Berry, Randy-124 Be1tram,Knth1yn i 28, 83, 91. Biddle, Judy132, 34, 38, 41, 42. 63, 66. 71, 77, 116 Bielel, Ann-36. 83, S4, 124 Biermann, Challesin. 81,116 Bigner, Pete477, 82 99.108. 112 Birnbuum, 51151111785, 132 Biersch, Milton-32, 34, 35, 81. 124 133931, 119171121432, 34 71 83, 85, 124 Bley. Connie-32, 38, 43, 45, 77, 79. 84. 88. 89,99,112 Bollinger, GeorgF32, 34, 35, 124 Bolser. Rita4132 Bummer, Harcld-124 Borisch, Kenneth-SO. 81, 132 Bot-nemzln, Allenills Bass, Richard-38. 40, 116 Boss, Juliei32. 34. 38, 77, 83. 124 Bostwick. KennethiZB, 132 Bowman, Barbara .104132 Bradford. Maudk39. 71, 85, 99. 112 Bradford. Ve1m4132 Branditz, Jerald468, 124 Brannack, 13111773. 76, 99, 112 Braun, Anthony-132 Braun. GeorgeaEQ, 41. 48. 77, 81, 93, 116 BresteI, Je1'11yn-32, 33, 36, 66. 85 132 Bresbel, Susani 34. 38. 67, 71, 77. 83, 85, 124 Brian, Brueyaa. 124 Briscoe. Dennisi32. 34, 81, 132 Brofft, Daniel460, 77, Brass, Mal-ian438, 41, 42, 84, 93, 124 :19, 66. Brown, 431014114132 Bruns, Brenda492, 133 Brustle, Lm'ry-Sl, 133 Bndke, 13011111436. 92, 133 Bullock, Kayi32, 38, 43, 44. 66. 67. 77. 79, 84, 88. 89, 99, 112 Bullock, Mardeei 32. 34. 35. 42. 48. 66, 71, 77, 84, 124 154 Burdett, Pnt483, S5, 116 Burke, Thomas4125 Busch. Ge1'111d-116 Buten, Gay1a792, 133 Carleton, Ronulclr-99. 112 Carrier, BeverlygBG, 66, 85, 133 Carrier. Rogeri38, 133 Chalck, John-29, 42, 80, 81. 133 Chane, Kitu99. 2 Chapman, Carolyn a 38, 41, 42, 45, 83. S4, 125 Ciucci, Charles-IBS Clark, 0:11'01723, 71. 79, 85, 100. 107. 112 Clark P1117133 C1n1'k,P:1tH3 0126k'12 Robext-ES. 39. 64, 65, 73, C1ark,T1'1113783, 125 Cimvson, B1'uce4116 Clawson. Nancyi36, 133 Clawsun, Sylvia736, 85, 133 Clift, Nancy436. 66, 71, 84, 93, 133 Cofield. Lal'ry7133 Cole, Carolv-BZ, 133 Colegate. Judith-36. 133 Coleman. A1'na1a125 Cone. Clm'ysiSZ, 34, 133 Conway, Jenn-IBS Cook, 0111'01732. 34, 93. 133 Cogner, Bal'ba1'a4-11, 40, 43, 77, Cupple, Jame5-54, 60. 73. 82, 116 Courtney, Thoma57125 Covert, Marya 66, 67, 85, 100. 112 Guitar, Katha1'1ne-133 Daley. Cary4125 Daniel, Eudellk133 Darby. James-lls Davis, Geraldine-39, 83. 85. 125 Davis. Judy$32. a4, 38, 39, 77, S3, 85, 125 Davis, Kenneth4116 D;1vis,Patty738, 83 84,125 Davis. Ted 34.59.70.77.133 Day, Ge1ald-116 Day, John-133 Day. Raymond 42 48,125 Day, Richm'lH Deck. Michaelu-134 Deckelmeiex', Phyilis ; 23. 35. 66, 83. 85, 132, 134 Dennler, Janet785, 92. 116 Delnlgler. Jeanine ? 71. 79, 100. Dennler, Peggy436, 40. 42, 83, , 125 DeVnnney. Tom- 32, 34, 35, 38. 81, 125 Dickhaus. William-134 Diefenbacher. Gary-134 Diersing, Doug1a57134 Diersing, Ron-54, 5'7, 7'7, 100, 112 Dietrich, 141134100, 112 D111. Nancy4-36. 71. 83, 125 D011, JoyceilBti Doolittle. Gary-GO, 81, 93, 117 Dm'nhusch. HenrywlZS Dorrmann, Johnill'f Dorrmnnn. Louie-134 Drain. Gary-134 D1'iscol1. Tum-42, 43, 48, 49, 54. 59, 72. 73. 77. 125 Dueeker, 1351;37, 65, 68, 125 Duecker, Dolores-134 Dupps, Robert;134 Ebert. Noe1-38, 39, 43, 48. 69. 76, 100. 112 135; art, Nancyf134 E1 henbemer, Robertvr32, 134 Elliott, Phyllis436. 85, 92. 1114 Emig, Janice-sz, 34, 36, 134 Endres, John454. 70, 73, 125 Endres, 1311111111754. 56, 77, 100. 112 Engelke, Larry-SQ. 68. 70. 134 Epnley, Ma1'y-36, 84. 134 Ericson, VictorWSS, 89, 42, 43, 60, 69, 72, 76, 1'10, 93, 117 Eschenbrenner. Norma 4 66. 6'7, 83, Estes, Barbara-m, 83. 134 Evans. Melvin4134:10 Fales,Dona1d 23,117 Fales. Kathleen--36t1 040 83.184 Editor's Note: This is, of HIGH SCHOOL Fath. George-54, 56, 69, 77, 190, 108, 112 Feick, Janice-SB, 117 Fenchel. 14015783, 125 Fenger, Tex'ry4125 Ferguson, Tom - 54, 70, 77, 81, 134 Fetzer. Donnaa134 Findley, Jack7125 Findley, 3711283, 125 Fischer, Judyu83, 125 Fisher, Je1'1'y4125 Fishter. Carol 7 23, 36. 71. 83. 126 Floyd, Mary Ann 2 38. 83, 85. 26 l Foley, PatiZS, 66. 67, 85. 117 Foster, Ba1'ba1'ai32, 33, 42, 66, 117 Frankenstein. LaVerne-134 Frantzreb, Phyllis-ll, 83, 126 French, JameS-IZG Frey, Judy485, 134 Frey, 13211117135 Fleytag. Carol-36,135 Flick, Ed?41. 60, 65, 69, 117 Fricke. Richa1'd-135 Fritts, BernicLLl35 Froehlick. Benny4135 Froehlick, C111'01-42. 71. 83, 84. 6 Fun. Wayne-IZG Gaines, Pau1488. 93. 101, 112 Gall, CharlesilBS Gantt, Jack434, 35, 77, 80, 93, 117 Gates, Dennis'ZS, 135 George, Dona432, 34, 39, 50. 77, 83, 117 Gerken. Ka1'1 5 G1esman.Ron111d-32. 35, 126 Glazier, Michael4135 Goosman. Ciiffurd-S'T, 81,135 Graham, Anne 4 43. 4,8 49. 7'7, 79. 88 91.101, 112 G1'awe.B0b-60,72.77, 117 Gteen, Phyllis!92. 117 Gregg, William-37, 81,135 Gregory,Kathy-36,135 Grimm. Pezzyizs, 38. 8:1, 85, 91, 82,117 Grimmeissen. John-llT Greene, Rose-B3,S4,126 Groom, Arthur4135 Gundlach.William7101, 112 Hadden, Gary-135 Hahn, Barbara-EG. 42, 84. 135 Hahn. Ron423, 42, 45 81. 91. H2111. PhyllisiZB, 36, 35 Hallo1an.Joyce-r83,911.82,117 Hamilton Ella Jean-11,36. 42, 66.67. 71. 84,126 Hammitt, Ronald-SB 126 Hanselmnn John7735101,112 Hanna Ronald473. Hart,Julia-11,38,91,92,117 Hmtman 1331611121492. 135 Hartman, Robel'til35 Hartman, William-135 Hm'twig. Dave437, 42, 126 Hasenzahl Mm-tin4117 Hauek, K311211436 84,135 Haunt. Carolyn-BS. 41, 42, 66, 67.77. 85.117 Haverland, Richardv-40, 117 Hayes, MiehaeI-432. 34, 65, 93, 12 6 Heal, Lorine436, 83. 135 Habenstreit, Tomr40, 117' Heid, Gailnill. 36. 135 Hail, Gerdag92, 136 Hail, Susani71. 84, 136 Heis. 51111-1438. 42, 66. E4. 127 Helcher. Patr23. 40, 83, 38, 92, 117 Hempel. Tom438. 39. 42, 43. 44. 48. 77. 86. 90. 91, 101, 108, 112 Hemplemann, Allen-37. 126 Henkel. Arlene?32, 33, 71. 77. 85, 117 Hen'mann, Kathleeni36. 92, 136 Herzog. Bannie--36. B4, 136 Higgins, MaureeniES. 136 Hill. Linda-HS Hirsch. Lynni73. 126 Hcfmann, .Tanet4136 Hagebnck, Johnul'ZO course. an index to printed matter only. We are sorry that lack of space 1'15 Holbrook. Shirley ,. 36, 71. 92. 136 Holml'ewe. Theadm'zgms Hoskins, Dennis-GS, 13G Hotze, 0111'01438, 83, 85, 126 House, Mike-42, 43, 70, 132, 136 Houston, Darr-BZ. 34. 35, 42. 126 Houston. Rodneyi32. 34, 35. 39. 41, 42, 60,69,715, 80. 93, 116 Howard, Linda 4 32, 34, 66, 67. 35, 136 Huber. Henry432, 34. 35. 37. 136 Hughes, JoycewTQ, 91, 92, 101, 112 Humbert, 11111914136 Humbert. Wilf1'1d4120 Hunter. La1'1-y-136 Huss. DaniSZ. 34. 35. 38. 39, 47. 60, 77, 82. 88,189. 107. 112. 113. 119 Huss, Pnt-34, 35, 38, 39, 68, 63, 66, 57, 71, 77, 85, 120 Hussei, Nancy-33. 77, 84, 120 1111511, 1013-36, 84, 136 111319, Richard44l. 73. 77, 120 Insm'ucker, Leonail36 Jackson, WilJIam-aiz, 43. 44. 76. 86,93.98,107,112 Jacob, Nancy432. 34, 36. 66, 71. 85. 136 Jacob, Robert 4 60, 69, 77, 93, 101.107, 108.112 Jaeget'. Henry-73, 126 Jaegel', Ka1'1277, 126 Jaeger'. RobertiBl, 136 Jansan. WalteriSS, 126 Jeddinsz. L111'1'y2126 Jerd, Frank454, 59. 70, 73. 77. 82. 93, 126 Jones, Harleyi32, 34. 136 Jones, PhyllisiSG. 40. 84, 126 Jorgenson, Roland4-101, 112 Jungbluth. Marciu485, 136 Kalvin. Joyce4136 Kastel', Michaela .54, 56. 77. RS. 102, 112 Kaufman. Mar'y485, 126 Keith, CarlislklZG Kelhoffer. LarrYgIZT Keller. Frank-23, 59, 65, 68. 136 Kerlin, Jack4120 Kibier, Fred-120 Kidd, Dreda471, 83. 102. 112 Kien, Grant-68. 136 Kirk. Tummyv34, 137 Kissling, Bo1r-72. 127' Klein, Bever1y7137 Klein, William460, 102. 112 Koch, John-ula'l Koede, Virgil-IET K3111, Judy438. 66. 67, 71. 77, K0111, Norma236, 66. 67. 71, 84. 27 Kolks, Jack4127 Kramer. Patricia236. 84. 137 Kraus. Harold;32, 34. 85. 37, 137 Ki'opfeld, Jim281. 120 Kuhn, Lee-71. 83, 85, 86, 127 Kuwatch. Bnr0n4137 Lahmann, Barrym127 Lahmann. Kenneth4120 Lamb, Don-SO, 81. 127 Landwehr, 13111-29. 39, 120 Landwehr. Eddik137 Lime. F1'ed-40. 54. 5'7, 77, 88, 91. 102. 112 Langdon, Charlesim'i Lanzdon. Edith-137 Lantry. Jack468. 73. 77, 82, RR. 93, 102. 112 Lane. Richardgal 34, 35, 127 Lawyer, Johan27 Leist. Ronn'lo. 120 Leon61rd. Sallyi 38. 71, 33. 92. 12 Leonhardt. 13111471. 81, 120 Leopold. Larry4v137 Lewis. BettyaQS, 38. 42. 66. 67. 71. 33, 84.127 Lewis, 1311213111411. 38. 85. 120 Lewis. John-37. 81. 137 Lewis. LaVex'nevES, 77, 79, 85. 102. 112 Lewis, Virginia-Rs, 137 Lindeman, Louis-82, 34. 37, 68. 81, 137 Linnartz. Joyce--91. 92, 120 STUDENT INDEX Little. Ed: :19. 127 Littlepuge. Dinne- 36, :44. 137 Liltlunnue. Keithifm. 120 Lolcgtwnud, Stun 273' 80. 87. 93. I Loewt Gerryi40. 60. 65. 76, 88. 102 112 LohrL-r, William - - 1. 4.2 4.3 48, 51. 76. 82,116.87. 88.102.112 Louis.B:n-b1u'.'1 i 58, 66, 67, 71. 76. T7. 79. 85. 88. 89. 103. 107. 112 Louis, Steveuko, 127 Lucas. Tom-80. 81. 103. 112 Ludwig. 11411149112740. 71. 83, 92. 120 Lukemier. 13111-120 Mack. Judyi38, 39. 84. 120 M81199. G1111933. 41. 67. 84. 120 Manly. Jeannei36. 67. 83. 84. 137 Maier. Jim-Sl. 137 Maier. Richar'd-TG, 88. 93, 103. 112 Maiet'. T011141 37 Malje. P11111913? Malone, Cul'tisH32. 34. 70, 137 Maneuold. JBI'I'Y723. 29. 68. 127 Mann, Bonniei36, 40, Maven. L:11'1'y-38. 127 M. ingrer. Fl'nnk7127 Marsh, Dianne 4 1.1, 120 79, 85, 92, Martin. Wendy-38. 39, 42, 59. G3. G7. 71. 77. 85.127 Martines. Paul 7 23. 32. 34, 35. 37, 77, 81. 93, 137 Murtines, Richm'ti-32. 34. 35. 38. 81. 93. 127 Mnsters. Normai71. 85, 137 Manse. Nm'ber17127 Maze, Bnrbm'nglm McCormick. Janet. - 32. 33. 36. 38. 42,71. 83. 93 137 McCormick. P116728 83. 92.120 McDowelL Ronh-137 McKelvey. Pnul-SL 13R McKenzie. Roland 32. 34. 35. 41 81. 87,127 McQueen, Phyilisr429. 36. 83. 84. 138 Meier. 1.015432. 34. 33. 39. 41. 42. 43. 66. 67, 71.77, 85. 121 Meier. NancnyS. 92. 138 Meinkinz. Bm'bal'a-H, 85. 138 Meissner. Mike .2 29. 5-1. 59. 68. 70. 77. 138 Merkei. Phyllisi36. 40. Rd. 127 Messier. Jel'1'y9954. 103. 107. 112 Meyer. Craigil27 Mever. Gay479. 83, 85, 91. 103, 111.112 Meyer. Ronaldiu. 65.77. 127 M91121 5. Bet1v7138 Milier, Dnuzlas437. 127 Miller. Leigh-BZ. 34. 138 Minges. Don-54. 59. 128 Minnick. Loretta-do, 128 M011. Larl'y4103. 112 Morena, YvonneiGS. 83. 138 Morgan. Jim4128 Morgan. 5111116441, 42. 71. 83. S4, 138 Muehlenhm'd. Shm'on-a32. 34. SR. 58. E3. 66. 67. 71. 77. 85.128 Murnhv. 13111-133 Myers. Jenn1n9W83 121 Nseo'eie, Nancy-w 11. 83. 85. 92. 121 Na12111.-9A111n;138 Neale. Willinm-37. 138 Nelms. Jan-SQ. 12B NPIL JaAnn428. 38. 40. 93, 128 Neulmam. 131114103. 112 Neulmnn. Wilma7121 Newberry. 1141ka2. 34. 35. 38. 77. 80. 93. 128 Niehaus. Mm-szie432. 33. 41. 421 67. 71. 77. 84. 121 Nhamevel'. Dick441. 121 Niemeyex'. Nancyw'w. 103. 112 Niemrte. Jo AnnWS5. 138 Norris, Larry-l38 Norton. 101111-438 Nvdam. Johan-EG, 40. 84. 138 Oaks. Betty-128 Oaks. Penning Obet'cm'n. Ervin977. 80. 81, 121 Ohert. Lloyd964, 104. Offutt. 6901112241. 54. 56, 70. 71, 77 80 81.121 O'ffuttl, 3Sydney 4 29. 36. '71. 83. Olden.lPh11937,54,59,65.138 Ott, Ronald 32,311.81. 128 Otto. Ter1'y929, 37, 54, 59, 70, Pane. Robertkms Painer. Jerry-42, 43, 48. 63, 66, 67. 71. 77. 79. 85. 86. 87, 104. 112 Palmer. Carolyn240. 79, 91, 104, 112 Parsons. Cm-olyn236. 92. 138 Patterson, Dau354. 59. 65. 128 Pearce, Jim459. 138 Palfrey. GeoI'Ei11783. 121 Penick. Janet-23. 42. 71, 83. 85. 128 Pennington. Janice i 28. 40, 79, 91, 104, Perfect. EllenM32. 34. 36. 83. 138 Perfect, .1111111411. 32. 34, 38. 39, 66. 67. 71. 77. 83.85.121 Pickens. Jim3-138 Pierce, 13111739. 43. 44, 47. 54. 56. 76. 93. 98.112 Pierce, Tomv-SB, 65. 70, 77. 80, Pottemrer, Janet;71. 85, 117 Poltggoff, Lynn-36. 42. 83. 92. Potts. Sharonv-7l. 84, 139 Prewitt, Sundraw-JaS Ramminger, F1'anka42. 43. 73. 82. ES. 87. 88, 104. 108, 112 Ramsey. Louie-lOd. 112 Ramsey. 111155211368. 104. 128 anl. Raberti'lfl. 139 Reckman, Wilmng42, 83. 91. 121 Reese. Raymond- iO. 139 Reeves, AlluniGB. 80, 104. 112 Reinhardt, David-BO. 81. 139 Reigbardt. Gau1'ge-23. 80, 81. 93. 1 I Reynolds, H0w111'd739. 121 Reynolds, Judyi40. 128 Rhodes. Kenneth-139 Rice. James-128 Ries, Ruth483, 121 Robbins. Kermitt459, 139 Roberts. 13111-121 Robertson. Gloriai11. 128 Robinson. Gem'gei54. 55. 57. 77. 104. 112 Rolaigson. Jim-54, 59, 70, 73, 77. Roeder. Cliff-41. 82. 121 Rolfert. William-l39 R011. Judy;36. 40, 128 Romer. JacquelineiZB. 40. 139 Rnshrook. Karen728, 42, 43, 58. 63. 71, 77. 79. 116 Ross. Tomu139 Rossow. JudyA32, 34. 42, 77, 83. 85. 121 Rossow. Mark-V37, 65. 81, 132. 139 Roth. Richard-IBB Ruehl. John432, 34. 81, 128 Ruhi, 51119131432. 34, 35. 38. 89. 77.83. 35, 121 Ryan. Sheila783. 139 Saffelder. Jean4128 Saunders. Catherine-32. 34, 139 Schaefer. Ed-128 Schehr. Pegzy6123 Schibi. Keni77, 105, 112 Schiermeier. Walter;121 Schies. Lois;36. 139 Schi1dman, Janet435. 71. 139 Schildman. Robert380, 139 Schlageter. Wanda3139 Schlake. Gordon-32. 34. 35. 42. 81. 128 Schlarmann, L111'r'y-121 Schlnrmnnn.Linda-36.84.139 Schteutke1-.John-88.112 Schmuie. Larry-54. 69. 70 73 77.124 Schmidt, David4128 Schmidt. Ruth4139 Schneider. Fred-139 Schneider, Richardklos 112 Schneider. Sandra-71. 92. 139 need us to omit cur Facu'lty and Junior High. Schoenfcld, Bonnie-BE, 42, 83. 12 Schomakex', 1111,3411. 83. 85, 91. 121 Schubert, Marv 3 54, 56, 60, 77, 82, 121 Schunk, D0101'es438 .39, 42, 58. 63, 71, '77. 85. 128 Schwab. W11bu1'7129 Schwm'z, Wi111'11m423, 59, 70, 73, 81.132.139 Sciaageikert,1 BohW32, 34, 80, 93. Schwe1tzer. Leuh-28. 83, 85. 91. . 21 Seibert, Andre238, 129 Seibert. Brenda-23. 43, 77, 79. 84, 9:1, 104. 112 Seidholz. Darlene4140 Seiler. Lal'ry'754. 70. 129 521111, Bobhyn-MO Seim. LowelliJZI Sellers, 111-21115110871411 Shad, Alnn-129 Shaw. P11t732. 34. 38, 63. 67. 85, 129 Sheerwood. Mzn'ilyn4129 Shockley. W11yne937, 31. 140 Siegert, C111'01yn411, 105 Siemers. Joyce-SS. 140 Siller. Bal'barniMO Siller, Pat-3G. 140 Slater. Carol432. 34. 35. 40. 7'7. 83. 122 Smith, Fred-140 Smith. Jim7140 Smith. 121213011759, 69, 70, 73, 77. 81, 129 Smith. Ruthi129 Snow, Laul'a-dn. 84. 123 Snow. Norbert - 54. 56. 69. 70. '13, 17. 117 Sam, John--140 Sum. Louisi129 South, 1101115768 Sparks. 111111129743. 44, 67. 7'7. 79. 85, 90. 98. 112 Sparks, Lyle7140 Spears. Norman-W. 129 Spear. Vicki459. 71. 77. 85. 129 Sniering. 1311781. 9 Staut. Connie7129 Stacey. J1me458. 63. 66. 67. 71. 76. 7.7985.105,112,119 Steiner , John-129 Steinkamn. Nnrmn442, 83. 129 Stenizer. Rita-Tl. B5. 129 Stephens. Dallasw129 Sterwerf. 1211914140 Stelnrt, BarbaraAEZ. 34. 83. 85. 14 0 Stewart. BOF36. 140 Stewart. Cm'olyn-36. 83. 84. 92. 140 Stich. Donna-38. 84. 93. 129 Stienmann. Madeliene436, 129 Stoffran. Bonnie-32. 33. 40. 84. 129 4 -.1 Stolzenherger, Gail-SZ, 34, 88. 41. 42. 43. 56, 67. 71, 77. 33. 85, 122 Stone. Denn15468. 70, 140 Strattman. Cm'o1e-32. 33. 38 66. 67. 71, 77.83. 85.129 Strecker.Bonnie-71.84.140 Strecker, Todd436. 122 Stringfield. Bal'barafll. 83. 88. 91, 92. 105. 107. 112 Stringfield. Don-34. 54. 57. 70. 72. 76. 129 Stringfield. P11124122 Stl'obl. Tel'ry9140 Suhlman. 1711111195941. 42. 71. 83. 84. 140 Sunberg. Russell-MO Sunberg'. Walter-MO Sunderhaus. Dnle-54. 59. 68. '70. 71. 77. 140 Sunderhaus, Ken7122 Sunderhaus. Marvinw 38. 39. 54. 55. 57. 69. 77. 82. B5. 88. 106. 112 Sunderhaus. Mm'v7140 Suns. JPTI'Yk140 Taylor. KeniRZ. 35. 38. 68. 129 Tenkenhrock. RoberthZ. 34. 35. 77. 122 Teuschler. Ken-122 1111:210ka. Je.1n711.36,66,67.71 ThAckel, Jim7122 Theskin. LindagSG. 59. 53. 71. 77, 85, 141 Thomas, Bobx37, 141 Thomas. Judy-38. 40, 122 Thomas. BOF37, 141 Thompson. DavidiSO, 93, 141 Tilford, 11011-129 Tolle, Joannew84. 122 Tumey. Jim 32. 34 14 T1'ncy, Bettyi23. 34, 35. 38. 42. 83. 130 Trew. Max'iettn958, 66, 79, 91. 106, 112 Troyan, Jim-59. 70. 73, 141 T1'uitt. Bonnic-911, 85, 130 Turner. A1111n432, 34. 76. 81. 130 Ulm, Marilyn428, 32. 34, 141 Unget', Jim4130 Unzer. Rayil30 Vadnais. 13013438. 39, 130 Ventm. Kent338. 64. 65, 68, 77. 82.120 Verkley. Bermud-42. 48. 71. 73, 81.82.93.122 V1nsun.Linda728.t36,92,141 Vogel. 0.11'801483. 7. 130 V017..G:u',y723 37. 141 Wagner. A1263, 141 Wagner. JanicEng Wanner, Verik-Jl. 91. 92, 106 Waldren. Chal'les-BZ. 34. 35. 771 93, 122 Warner, Charlesw32. 34. 35, 38, 77. 130 Watts, Kenny465, 73, 141'. Webb. Jim470. 2 Webb. 5111614141 Weber, Tonyi70. 81, 1'30 Webel. Donald 73. 141 Webe1,Joe7130 Weber. Len-54. 73. 76. 122 Waddle. R0n7130 Wedel, Thomas480, 81. 106. 112 Weigh. .10 Ann;83. 91. 122 Weidnel'. Phyllis411, 106. 112 Weil. Sandra-28. 67. 71, 84, 130 Weisel, Cm'olynt36. 71. 83. 130 Wells. Janice-B3, 92. 122 West, Ralnh4 54, 56. 68. 70, 72. 77. 81. 82. 130 West. Ray-40. 54. 56. 69. 72, 77. 130 Westhnfer, Tim438. 39. 6B. 82. 130 Wething'ton. Norm. 71, 83. 85. 91. Wethington, Shir1ey-130 Wickemaier. Barbara-32. 34. 71. 77. 130 Wickemeier, Caml-36, 141 Wilkins. Mike-v77, 122 Wilkins. Nevada485. 141 Williams, Barbara-SS, 39. 41. 42. 43. 51. '17. 83. 91.. 92. 122 Williams, Gail-85. 141 Williams. Sandl'ar122 Wilson, Jenny? 38. 40. 83. 92, 22 Wissman. RonaId-lzz Wood. Bobby459. 68. 70, 141 Wood. Dnve-13O Wood, Judy7122 Wood. Mari1yn436, 71, 84. 141 Wright. Donald-ISO Wright. 31211-51768. 70. 141 Wright. Judyf130 Wright. SandraiBS. 40. 83. 84 Wullenweher. Nick-Sl, 130 Wul'zelhacher. Joyce-42. 141 Wyennndt, Jim469. 76. 122 Yaeszer. Evelyn-71. 79. 91. 106. Yelton. Doug1a5481, 141 York. YvonnPMl Yuellig, Gordon442. 141 Zannne.Robe1't-81, 112 Zieger. Ray4141 Zimmermann, Dave440. 130 Zobe1.Inge4 3S. 39.42.71,!13. 130 Zoellner. Jackie436, 66, 67. 77. 83 85.130 Zoellner. Janeemvd'l, 79 91. 92. 106 20112? . Ken4130 155 !? 'UN ?ORG E'J'U'ABLB . the grocer who knows ekactly what kind of bread to get out the minute you walk in the door . , , good, reliable insurance from the neighbor down at the corner . , . the cool taste of a soft drink when tempers are frayed , . t the smile of the druggist behind his glass counter . , . all the swell folks who make up our community! I56 W $m$z I57 VERU SERS Complimen+s of AIRY FRUIT MARKET 89 AIRY MEAT MARKET 7535 Colerain FRESH PRODUCE AND MEATS FRASER'S FIRESIT MOTEL 7580 Colerain JA. I-I3I3 Mgrs. JOSEPH AND JANE POPE BUCKEYE HOME FURNISHINGS 8l60-8l62 Colerain Road Nex+ +0 Hle Providenf Bank CINCINNATI 24, OHIO JA. I-6557 In +he Heari' of Groesbeck RUB-A-DUB CAR WASH 764i Colerafn Ave. JA. I-9012 World's Mosf Modern Car Wash We Specialize In 0 WAX JOBS O SIMONIZING O SPRAY GLAZE O CUSTOM CAR WASH O UPHOLSTERY CLEANING CLAWSON SERVICE STATION Colerain Rd. Near GalbraHh JA. I-8980 Having Sep+ic Tank Trouble? SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED. REPAIRED. INSTALLED Digging oi: All Kinds AMERICAN SANITATION SERVICE 9762 Colerain Road WE. I-I666 C. LUDWIG-OWNER Good Luck. Seniors BLUST MOTOR SERVICE 9 I 22 Colerain Road l58 J APPMZAWCES 8 I 29 Colerain Road CINCINNATI 24. OHIO JA. l-8599 GROESBECK PHARMACY Galbraifh and Colerain Roads JA. I-3062 and JA. l-4380 Free Delivery Service EDWARD HUY. Owner E I B NZINGER S GOOD LUCK. GRADS SOH'O ?ERV'CE CURTIS GARDENS ColeraIn-Road 88I0 Colerain Road Bews WE. l-l630 JA. l-9079 SPAITH ' FEED AND SUPPLY COMPANY BLEY DUTCH BOY PAINTS FARM 8: HOME SUPPLY Hardware - Pain+s - Power Tools 65' I Colerain 9347 Colerain Road Cin+i. 24 JA- '-9802 Ohio BEVlS-CINCINNATI 3:, OHIO JA. I-9986 JAckson I -8904 TE THE MARKET BASKET BROWNINGS .,. MEATS TEDESCO'S HEID'S TEXACO GARAGE OPEN-AIR FRUITS T C I A R A . ires- om + + e ' ccessor'e 837i Coleram Road Pe e u 0 Pairs I s GAILLARD HEID WE. IABM JA.I-8977 4964 Blue Rock Road Barnesburg. Ohio l59 I60 STOLLE'S DELICATESSEN AND PONY KEG 6999 Colerain CinH. 24 JA. l-902I Open 9 AM +0 II PM Daiiy KLIMPER FIVE 89 DIME Colerain and Galbraifh SCHOOL SUPPLIES-TOYS-CLOTHING WE. I-7I30 GROESBECK ELECTRIC 3267 Rinda ' Lane JIM AND CHUCK SHOE SERVICE 803i Colerain Road Wiiliam D. Selby WE. I-3939 5ide Enhanceju QUALITY WORK ALWAYS DORENE C. W. WOOD Salon of Beaufy 319! W. Galbraifh Road WE. I-l07l GROESBECK MANUFACTURING. INC. 9058 Colerain Road CINCINNATI 24, OHIO MARY LOU SHOPPE 8I9I Colerain Road WE. I-2882 WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S WEAR Complimenis of GROESBECK FRUIT MARKET Ray Kammerer. Prop. 8267 COLERAIN JA. l-l6l3 WILLMAN'S FURNITURE FIVE FLOORS OF FINE FURNITURE 4024 Hamilfon Avenue Norfhside KI. l-l956 MN MU. l-4290 THE FARMERS STATE BANK Miami'rown. Ohio GENERAL BANKING Member of +he Federal Deposif Insurance Corpora+ion H. A. STREITHORST FLOORING CO. Linoleums and Carpeis 66H HamiH'on Ave. JA. I-3864 NORTH COLLEGE HELL LEE'S BARBER SHOP 8990 Colerain Road Open 9:A.M. fo 6:P.M. NO APPOINTMENTS NECESSARY l KING BEE M9 DRUGS BESSE 3 SALES AND SERVICE Au+omobiles 5800 Colerain Avenue SCAZLIES ' d S S'ERXIICE w. Airy 09'3W57 :.rs?c$ 9 Be THIEMANN'S 602d Luck DRY GOODS STORE rom No+ions. Simplici'ry Pa+ferns RALPH COPENHAVER Wearing Apparel Real Es+a+e JA. I-4394 8249 Colerain Road JA. I-2843 JA. l-3859 3227 W. GalbraHh Road FREY'S STORE 5968 Springdale Road IN THE HEART OF PEACH GROVE SlX-MILE HOUSE Chicken S+eakqlack Salmon Kl. I-97I0 BLUE ROCK AND COLERAIN lbl BEVIS BETTER FOODS Colerain Near Springdale JA. I-782I G. l. LOEWE. Prop. Complimenfs of GROESBECK TAVERN 7560 Colerain Avenue JA. l-9680 MARY MARGARET BEAUTY SALON 90l5 Colerain and Poole Roads HADER HARDWARE AND APPLIANCE CO. 3350 Harrison Avenue CHEVIOT MO. I-0I23 MO. I-OI24 825I Colerain Avenue JA. l-5298 DUFFY'S PHARMACY GROESBECK 8325 Colerain Road JA- l-86I2 We Deliver WE. I488? HUBER AND MCCUDDEN REALTORS HILLTOP JA. l-82l0 PIANO SERVICE Your Local Piano Dealer 8992 Colerain Road WE. I-7794 TUNING REPAIRING REBUILDING JANSSEN PIANOS I62 MT. HEALTHY. OHIO MALONE CLEANERS 7624 HamiHon Avenue JA. l-9275 PEACH GROVE PAINT STORE 6595 Springdale Road JA. I-8257 Parking Lo+ and S+ree+ Sfriping Pi++sburgh Pain'r and Glass JOE BENZ PONY KEG 50H Drinks and Mixers PARTY SUPPLIES-ICE-CHARCOAL 37!? S+rubble Road We Deliver JA. I-6742 Complimenis of BERNHARDT'S PHARMACY MT. HEALTHY HESSLER'S VARIETY STORE 7605 Hamilfon Avenue JA. l-9500 MT. HEALTHY CINDERELLA CLEANERS 3 Drive-In Locafions 8347 Vine S+ree+ 72l3 Mon+gcmery Avenue 7500 Hamilfon Avenue 60-Minu+e Service HERB AND KRAMER APPLIANCES 7707 Hamilion Avenue HOLZHAUSER'S DEPARTMENT STORES 7508- I 0 HamiH'on Avenue JA. l-6658 MT. HEALTHY l823 W. Galbraifh Road JA. l-6385 NORTH COLLEGE HILL Shoes and Cloihing Needs JA. I-9446 'For fhe Enfire Family MT. HEALTHY MT. HEALTHY HARDWARE CO. NEIDHARD ESTablished I 860 Three Modern Funeral Homes MT0 HEALTHY JA. I-7800 TAYLOR'S CREEK WI. 1-4444 WESTWOOD MO. I-3022 AMBULANCE SERVICE Garfner Bros. 76I3-l5 Hamiifon Avenue JA. I-9373 AL DISTLER JEWELER 7507 HamiH'on Avenue JA. l-6090 MT. HEALTHY HERRMANN'S PONY KEG 87 FOOD SHOP 8I93 Colerain Avenue JA. I-9023 Open Ti II P.M. Daily GROESBECK BEAUTY SALON 8325 Colerain Road WE. I-5469 I63 I64 3 ' rwWOLK'S AUTO SERVICE WE. l-4577 GROESBECK BITTMAN'S Flowers WE GROW THEM'l 8406 Pippin Road CINCINNATI 3I. OHIO JA. l-7962 SANKER BOWLING LANES 75H Hamilfon Avenue MT. HEALTHY WE. I-5333 SIXTEEN LANES EQUIPPED WITH AUTOMATIC PIN SPOTTERS COORS BROS. CO. Nafural Vifamin D Homogenized Milk KI. I-327l GRADE A COMPLETE DAIRY PRODUCTS 5 I 06 Gray Road PAUL R. YOUNG Funeral Homes MT. HEALTHY VENICE PORTER PRINTING Publishers of NEWS REPORTER Commercial Priang 742l Hamil'l'on Ave. MT. HEALTHYI OHIO JA. l-7505 E. J. NOLAN CORP. PIPING CONTRACTORS Hea+ing - Air Condifioning Process Piping - Plumbing CINCINNATI. OHIO GROESBECK- BEECH HILL CLEANERS 8I50 Colerain Rd. WE. l-2446 Galbraifh and Daly JA. I-3586 We Opera+e Our Own Cleaning Planf BARNESBURG FRIENDLY TAVERN New Rus+ic Dining Room GUS SIMON 4963 Blue Rock Road JA. I-9072 Try Our Delicious Dinners Complimen+s of 6712212312! INSTRUMENT LABORATORY. INC. 7390 Colerain Road NICK WULLENWEBER DOT FOOD STORE Mt Heath Inn... -... --....-:..-2,:- C. J. ZIMMER FURNACE CO. Oil-Gas-Furnacey-Burners 7458 Colerain Rd. JA. l-9893 g I65 l 166 That Great Taste of Coke Makes Life More Fun 50 delicious even +he bubbles fasfe beHerJ Gives a Bright Little Lift to Everyone 60 refreshing you can E +he difference when H's Coca-COIEQ Cake is a registered frade-mark. HAWTHORNE FUNERAL HOME 7830 HamiH-on Avenue JA. I-7 I45 MT. HEALTHY Complimenh of GROESBECK TAVERN 7560 Colerain Road JA. H7680 WM. A. EFFLER Jewelry and Giffs Mt Heath College Hill McCOLLUM'S DRUG STORE 7603 HamiHon Avenue Mi. Heath JA. l-9384 HELCHER AUTO BODY Harrison Pike and AH'haus Road Taylor's Creek. Ohio Heavy Dufy Wrecker Service WI. l-l220 Congraiulai'ions MT. HEALTHY MOTORS. INC. 7504 HAMILTON AVENUE SA LES SE12 VICE WAGNER'S CAFE Pony Keg-Resiauranf Compfon and Colerain ENGER HARDWARE Pain+s -- Eiec+rical Appliances JA 89'5 Sporfing Goods Seeds FerHliler HIGHWAY DEL, 75I3 Hamilfon Avenue 5609 HamiHon Avenue MT- HEALTHY JA. I-8959 JA. I-7032 KEN MERCER FNSURANCE AGENCY BITE D ' LITE FERN MERCER-ReaHor Colerain and Springdale I7l9 Galbraifh Road SANDWICHES JA- '-5027 THE DEMING PHARMACY MALTS SUNDAES Galbraiih Rd. and Bake Ave. PINTS QUARTS Norfh College Hill JA. l-7938 ESTABLISHED I9 I 4 Illll'lll'lllll-IIHE llssntiutes, Illl. ww Fireproof Building Produds Sfeel Consfruci'ion and Fac+ory Equipmen+ Mefal Specialfies ' Modernfold Doors I426 CLAY STREET CINCINNATI IO. OHIO PArkway l-0068 w h I67 I68 SLOANE'S 59: +0 $l.00 Sfore I8I9 W. Galbraifh Road North Colfege Hill WE. I-l5l5 SEMONA'S MEN'S SHOP 8I95 Colerain Road we. 1-3 I 12 FORMAL 52h CLOTHES E94 RENTALS LUMBER MILLWORK WESTERN CABINET 8 MILLWORK C0. b30l Colerain Avenue MT. AIRY Werl-ciiliangs a MENS JA. I-9l94 MAN'S SHOP SHOP on +he Hill+op MT. HEALTHY '13 Congrafukfions +0 Hue Seniors Remember Us for Hie Fines+ in Musical Ins+rumen+s BESSON LEBLANC STRATFORD SELMER OXFORD LUDWIG and MASON 8: HAMLIN KIMBALL KNABE FISCHER PIANOS Kffv REWC 3AM I5l5 Cen+ral Parkway SIEGERT BROTHERS General Merchandise and BoH-led Gas Service TAYLORS CREEK. OHIO WI. l-0530 BILL 8x BOB'S SPORTING GOODS BILL AND BOB FOSTER-Owners 3l53 W. Galbraifh Road JAV l-9299 KLOSTERMAN'S CLEANERS 5538 Colerain Avenue MU. l-SObO or MU. One-FiHy-Six+y DICK'S FOOD SHOP Open ll A.M. +0 l2 P.M. Daily 8l56 Colerain Avenue JA. I-9089 MT. AIRY SUNOCO SERVICE Colerain and Blue Rock Roads Tires5BaReries-Accessories JA. I-9054 pppppp SIEGERT'S COMPLETE FOOD MARKET The Home of Fine Meafs STRECKER OIL CO. Mofor Oil-One Gallon or a Truck Load Fuel Oil for Indusfry and Residences Road Oiling Service 'For Gravel Driveways and Parking Lo+s NO JOB TOO SMALL NO JOB TOO LARGE One Mile Nor+h of Mt HeaH'hy on HamiHon Pike JAckson I-9520 8 I4? Colerain JA. l-964I Carl Sieger+5Prop. HOCHSCHEID TAILORING CO. B U D KI E F E R EXCAVATI N G SUITS-TROUSERS-TOPCOATS 49l5 Blue Rock Road BARNESBURG. OHIO JA. 1-4463 Made +0 Order 7920 HamiHon Avenue MT. HEALTHY KESSING'S HARDWARE STORE 5535 Colerain Avenue Mt Airy KI. l-I I44 LAKE NINA Banning and Pippin Roads JA. l-9053 I69 l70 ED. ZERGES FOOD MARKET 8c PONY KEG 924! Colerain WE. l-7678 WE DELIVER KNOLLMAN LUMBER COMPANY 2003 W. GalbraHh Road NORTH COLLEGE HlLL JA. I-8030 Complimen+s of ABERCROMBIE TREE FARMS Livingsfon Road SORN TRACTOR SALES Ferguson 3 New Holland 0 Oliver Farm Machinery 3998 Dry Ridge Road PHONE JA. l-5607 GROESBECK PAINT AND WALLPAPER 8 I 54 Colerain WE. l-6506 DUTCH BOY PAINT PRODUCTS USED AND RECOMMENDED KLEIN'S SERVICE Blue Rock and Hanley Roads CINCINNATI 24. OHIO CROSS ROADS CAFE Hamilfon and Kemper Roads Open 6:30 A.M. +0 2:30 A.M. GOOD FOOD HELCHER OIL COMPANY Complete Line of Petroleum Products R. R. III M+. Heath STANLEY C. HELCHERI Prop. CASA LA PIZZA Groesbeck's Fines+ 8249 Colerain Avenue Soff Drinks - Ice - Par+y Supplies BOB 8t DUD'S PARTY SUPPLY 1597 McMakin Avenue NH. HeaH'hy Ja. I-90l4 Ja. I-3l I7 WE DELIVER SNOW'S SPRING LAKE Good Fishing Sfocked Regularly CINCINNATI 4344 Dry Ridge Road SUEDE AND LEATHER OPEN ALL YEAR CLEANERS 858l Cheviof Road BILL'S GULF SERVICE WE. I-33bl 3500 Nor+h Bend and Chevio+ Roads MO. I-9828 Cleaners and Manufacfurers of Suede and Lea+her Garmenfs BIGNER. INC. Sales and Service TELEVISION AND APPLIANCES 22I3 Cenfral Parkway DU. l-87bb-7-8 BERNIE'S MARKET Taylor's Creek WI. I-33l0 '1 BLE mc ' EIVICI HARDERT'S GARAGE CompFe+e Repairing Scienfific Tune Up 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE AUTHORIZED RUSSELL'S SOHIO SERVICE 8304 Colerain Avenue Complimen+s of 6262 Harrison Road MO. IW7393 USED CARS AND USED TRUCKS Before You Buy See Bill Frey LES SHAW WE. 1-6024 JA. l-9042 LAKE GLORIA BILL FREY MOTORS Pippin Road NORTH OF STRU BLE Compliments of DR. A. H. WILLKE James Lewis REED FURNITURE COMPANY Bbbl W. Galbraiih Road WE. I-8673 GROESBECK TELEVISION SALES-SERVICE 8990 Colerain Road Opposi+e Poole Road, WE. I-8673 r'A Clean Car Rides Be'Her KWIK KLEEN KAR WASH Norfh College Hill We Specialize in Spray Glazing I950 W. GALBRAITH JA. l-9Bl7 l72l W. Galbraifh Road JA. l-7b44 JA. I-7645 Harrison af Adams Corsages $2.50 Up CUT FLOWERS. GIFT PLANTSI ETC. Ci'ry-Wide Delivery PETER HERB SONS FLORISTS JA. l-9I90 M+, Healihy I72 Complimen+s of B 8: B SHELL SERVICE Galbraifh and Pippin Roads t GOODEPVEAR JA. 1-7225 RES Complefe V Tire Headquar+ers Aufo of Service Norfhern Hills Complimenfs of COLERAIN RENT-A-TOOL 2323 Miles Road J' F' TEST' M'D' Across From Norfhbrool: Subdivision WE. I-3275 KELLER'S LAKE 8703 Pippin Road HADER'S GARAGE Twin Lakes STOCKED REGULARLY HAMCO REALTY CO. People Who Know Recommend Hamco ROY TWITE. Owner NOTARY PUBLIC INSURANCE 7765 Colerain WE. I-3030 Groesbeck ARLINGTON MEMORIAL GARDENS Complimen+s of DAWSON - EVANS CONSTRUCTION CO. 5300 Vine S+ree+ CINCINNATI I7. OHIO Phonograph Records H'I Fi's TV's SCHLOMER RECORD 3: TV SHOP TV. Radio and Phonograph Repair 8325 COLERAIN AVE. JA. I-66l9 VEID'S SOHIO Galbrai'rh and Pippin JA. l-9006 DENT BROTHERS SPRING 8: EQUIPMENT 9763 Colerain Rd. Aufo and Truck Springs MARION DUMP BODIES ALFRED F. STEINER Plumbing and Hea'ring Colerain Road Bevis JA. I -8880 NORM'S SERVICE STATION Shell Produc+s Lee Tires Harrison Pike, Taylor's Creek WI. l-0520 CONGRATULATIONS . . . TO THE CLASS OF '57 From Your TELEPHONE COMPANY A GOOD PLACE TO WORK ghon '9'. boahhierbotmg W, m HOMOGENIZED MILK !WITH VITAMIN D3 BETTER DAIRY PRODUCTS SINCE 1842 I74 MAX HUS'S Complefe Insurance Agency 'For NATIONWIDE INSURANCE COMPANIES JA. l.9980 Colerain and Poole MIAMI HEATING CO. I942 W. Galbraifh Road Norih College Hill GAS. OIL AND COAL FURNACES Free Esi'imai'es JA. l-97l4 JA. l-97I5 I75 I76 LUDWIG'S SHOE STORE College Hill Mt Healfhy HEID'S BOWLING LANES 6341 Cheviof Road WM. WIECHERS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 6385 Savannah Avenue CINCINNATI 24. OHIO I2 Lanes Kl. l-0606 Aufoma'ric PinspoHers JA. l-8948 Shop a? Congra+ula+Ions f0 All SONNY 8: SUE Comple+e Infani' and Children's Wear Sfyles From Birfh +0 Size M WE. l-9790 WHITE OAK CENTER FRIGID FREEZE DRIVE IN Blue Rock and Chevio+ Roads PHONE JA. I-3545 WHITE OAK DRY CLEANERS JA. I-3867 WM. ARAND 8: SON Elecfrical Con+rac+ors 9245 Lockwood Hill Road JA. I-977I Complimen+s 0F BEN FRANKLIN 5 8: I0 Whi+e Oak Shopping Cen+er Complimeni-s WILLIAM ULRICH Manufacturers and Designers GF Fine Jewelry THE Eli $$$ C. ROEDER g 00 Diamonds Wa+cl1es Phone PA. l-6359 Res. WE. l-I228 525 WALNUT STREET-ROOM 330 CINCINNATI 2. OHIO Complimenfs of C. W. SULLIVAN 1 R. E. ISSACS L. E. SULLIVAN I77 :bNS'ORGEUUABLE indeed WEI'C Athletics teams . . . Activities . . . Dances . . Studies Intramural Contests . . . Homecomings A . . . Projects . . . Sights And millions of other scenes of Colerain. I79 ; ..:. J .i?$ ..E . ::3,$; .353 w :.15 . gaw n... n: :C .I. S 1: 6n u .10 P m Cr. 0 CU t IO U 51V; .0 d 5 xx. 55 r. mm o 01D 5:. V; e ,m .1 , f6 6 u XS .1 w as 1 h . EA ID 0: am. 1K m W .Ole b . VINO .mn. Hr. h.m Ema L 1 f lam 56 u CK S 0.00 15 a n6 31 CE 11d mp e hr dd tm 4r mma .mm uae 1C xwymn mlde wm arm I P. . 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