Courter Technical High School - Pendulum Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 166 of the 1966 volume:

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Several excellent assemblies, such as Charles King and the Chrysler Sing- ers, were presented to the students while the Go-Round presented some of Courterk own talent. On Novem- ber 19 and 20 A Night of Plays? comprised of four one-acts, was per- formed by further Courter talent. Rounding out the fall season was an exhibition basketball game with guests, Covington Catholic. And 50, the autumn activities presented a good take-ojf for 1965-66 at Courter. xillaaVlzlgs, .. -.m., . .QM'. H... mm.m.....- mm, m... 5 HX I4. . , ab, E. .1 u . In ' II .- l. a: I. I3 C-uF-qr-h-y-m-qtmu w . fix??? U iERBs ., ..,..ga 35. As autumn turned into winter, activities changed with the weather. The school began to take on a festive air as the holiday season approached. The C hristmas assembly and the Y-Teen contest to collect baskets for needy families highlighted the season. Soon after vacation, exam time rolled around. As the second semester began, 50 did the snows. Those who made it to school found classes too small for work to continue. As the snows came down, the Seniors sponsored an ice skating party at the Cincinnati Gardens. Basketball, gymnastics, and swimming he- came the sports of the season, and our gym- nastics team again was a championship one. During the final days 0 f F ehruary the stun dent body was presented an assembly by Mr. Ted Bumiller entitled A Summer in Italy? To close out the winter the PENDULUM staf;T sponsored its annual dance, In a lap- anese G ardeny A t this we found out that our 196 6 M 'r. Pendulum was Roger Johnson and Miss Pendulum was Paula Lipka. 10 1p7111g . As February came to an end and March began, warm weather and signs of spring ap- peared. Students with spring fever could be seen around the school. S ports went hack outside again as the base- hall and track seasons opened. We were en- tertained at the annual gymnastics assembly. The final event before spring vacation was the variety show, Courter F allies. On April 17th the school was agieially dedicated with its new name, C laude V Courter Technical High School. With the beginning lof May a flury of ac- t1v1t1e5 began to take pl ace mamly mvolvmg the Semors. As the prom approached, Sen- iors began to feel graduation would become a real1ty. ' Fly Me to the Moon was a mght to remember for all who attended. A5 exams ended the year for the underclassmen, class day and hnally commencement at M usic H al I , on June 16th culminated four years of work and fun for the class of 196 6. lull!- E5115. E: E E 345.33: . . .u : vilfn 15?.Qawmeu w 11 I ilnyrt FA 1. .. ,l-p9.hlylubly'af 18 5 $$$ itvia... war: 3:; :5 . ROBERT H. LOWE MR. l ma'pa Pr 2.0 iii 9, Am'xtant Primipa l: MR. HOMER M JONES MR5. RUTH S. LAPE 11 Coumelory LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. August Franecki, A-De; Mr John Waclawik, -Di-H; Mr. Joseph Felix, -Si-Z; Mrs. Meta Howard, -N-Sh; Mrs Rose Galloway, -I-M. 2'1 ABOVE Miss Oblonkys English class makes use of the library for research. BOTTOM Miss Sue Strittholt checks out a book for Jackie Ayers. LEFT Mr. Richard Kiley, 1i- brarian. L 'brmy Mr. Meyer and Mr. Vath are Courterjs Allied Construction teachers 1 .: Mr. Vathk class works on wood planer. Allied Comtructz'on and Metal T radar Larry Schultz and Stanley Shepherd are busy laying cement for a basement wall. ;:-5 git L. I Students learn elements of the lathe. Mr. Mason and Mr. Heslar are Court- 81',S Metal Trades teachers. Mrs. Maithras art class. Ken Carter proudly looks at his work. rt Mrs. Maithre and Mr. Aubke are Courter's art teachers. These are Courtefs Automotive teachers: SEATED: Mr. Wegford, Mr. Simpkins, Mr. Tenhunfeld. STANDING: Mr. Dryer, Mr. Keenan, Mr. von Kampen. 4'? .3ng . ! Mr. Dryerys class inspects a tire. Automotive Mr. Wegford and his class inspect the trunk of an auto- .mobile. Mr. House,s data processing class works on their various machines. 2.8 The business teachers of Courter are: SEAIED: Mrs. Kugel, Mrs. S. Brown, Mrs. Porter, Mrs. Kennedy. STANDING: Mr. Capozzolo, Mrs. Wellman, Mr, Sulek, Mr. Vordenberg, Miss Schopmeyer, Mr. Precht. Burma! A -, . Mr. Tkatch helps Jim Windsor with a problem on the blackboard. Miss Sally Morgan, Mrs. KugePs student teacher, shows Shirley Watson how to change a typewriter rib- bon. Mrs Wellman's class takes a timed typing test while she checks the time. ;;.L This is one of Courtefs Typing I classes busily at Work. Com menial Foods Mr. Wasson and his Commercial Foods class. 'H ,: - ' :5. Rn? 5g UNUNMTI PIIlIE SEEMIS W ' ; .;' Ron Mooney, John Bailey, Marcella Fisher, and Sharin Courtef Foods teachers are Mrs. Price, Mrs. Simpkins, Binford are preparing a cake. and Mr, Wasson. 30 Mrs. Sarsfield and Mrs. Lucas are Courter's Cosmetology teachers. Mrs. Lucas instructs Dennis Larkeny operation on one of the dummies. Cajmetology Gwen Crawford and Sandy Pflug uJ are being instructed by Mrs. Sal'sfield. 31 Distributive Education Mr. Vordenberg is Courtefs new distributive education teachelz Mr. Vordenberg watches while members of his class put to use what they have learned. The distributive ed. class poses for the PENDULUM photographer. 1.: ' ' I w: m 1. Mr. Herklotz looks over his technical drafting class as they work. T eclmiml Drafting M12 Orr helps one of his mechanical drawing students. $; $ Mr. Orr and Mr. Herklotz are the mechanical drawing and tech- nical drafting teachers at Courter. 33 Driver's education and health teachers are Mr. Kuehn, Mrs. Johnson, and Mr. Andreadis. Mr. Jacobson watches as his first aid class practices artificial respiration. Driver? Education and Health Mrs. Johnson dictates to one of her health classes. 34- Electrical T mole: John Montag and John Meyer work to repair a washing machine in Appliance Repair. Greg Russell, Jerry Harding, and Joe Harris examine a coil in Mr. Tuxworthk class. : . . , ESIWIME . , . . Electrical trades teachers are Mr. Holstein, Mr. Kamp, and Mr. Tuxworth ' 35 Courtefs English teachers include: SEATED: Mrs. Mynatt, Miss McCort, Mrs. Merritt, Mrs. Hall, Miss Lane. STANDING: Mr. Heink, Miss Hunt, Mr. Boggs, Mr. O,T001e, Mrsf Erhai'dt, Mr. Flamm. English Mr. Wetenkamp is he , $5 lping his class with compositions. Mrs Mynatt's English class works on Great Expectations. A 34 s! d s t; . a i Miss Sanders, Courtefs Spanish teacher, looks on as stu- dents, Dolly Lucas and Linda Settles, put Spanish words on the flannel board. Miss HalPs French class works on the portable language lab. Foreign Language: Miss Souders tSTANmNGL Courtefs Spanish teacher, and Miss Hall, Courtefs French teacher, handle the schooFs foreign language program. CourteIJS printing teachers, Mr. Schumann and Mr. Glatthaar, are standing by a Lawson cutter. Garrett White is stripping an issue of our school paper. Ricky Turnbow and Tom Norris are working on a Multi- '8 graph Multilith Duplicator. 3 Clarence Ferrell is preparing a lithograph plate. Gary Hopper works on the linotype machine in printing. . . Gmpbzc Art; Jim Morris proofs a form as Tom Hetzer, Jack Goodrich, and David Hines look on. .MMW' E 3 x2: 4? , 4 w W ; Courtefs Math teachers: SEATED: Mr. Frost, Mr. Diersing, . Mr. R. Smith. STANDING: Mr. Helmhold, Miss Hartzel, Mr. thoematz'a W Here Mr. Smith teaches his class the fundamentals of Math. Tom Pekel seeks help from Mr. Helm- bold. Mr. Frost instructs the principles of Plane Geome- try to two of his studentsl 4.0 Courtefs Band and Choir teachers, Mr. Sullivan and Mr. Hottenstein. M mic Mr. Sullivan and part of the Courter Marching Band, 5W M12 Hottenstein instructs his choir class. i a 3 3' 45 . Courtefs needle trades teachers are: SEATED: Mrs. Shriver, .: Mrs. Motzer, and Miss Peoples. STANDING: Mr. Pyle and 1 A needle trades class working busily at the power Mr. Rehling. sewing machines. Mr. Pyles, class. Ployn'ml Education Part of Miss Rolferfs gym class participates in a game of volleyball while others look on. Boys gym class playing a game of basketball. :JP . M l Courtefs Physical Education teachers are: SEATED: Miss 43 Rolfert, Mr. Daniel, Mrs. KoehL STANDING: Mr. Yeager, Mr. Jacobson, Mr. Sarsfield. Carolyn Taylor is taking Eleanor Hughes:y pulse. L Mrs. Stieringer looks on as Mrs. Grayson and Mrs. Hicks study an enlarged thermometer. Practical N umin g Courtefs Practical Nursing teachers are: SEATEDZ Mrs. Simpkins, Miss Pilliod, and Mrs. Gates. STANDING: Mrs. Maskulka and Miss Lambert. M1: Branstrator is busy recording grades. . . mum Q 2 Courtefs Science teachers are: SEATED: Mr. Bran- stratm', Miss Nichols, Mr. Clark. STANDING: Mr. Lalley, Mr. Nickel'son, Mr. Wissman, Mr. Robison, and M12 Monk. Mr. Robisorfs class is busy studying. ,5 r 2; .4 :2 ' s , aim ? Z Courtefs Social Studies teachers include: SEATED: Miss Woliver, Mrs. Edwards, Miss Schmeuzzer. STANDING: Mr. L, Penn, Mr. Kemp, Mr. Grooms, Mr. Simmermon, and Mr. Bowers. i Faun my I anfpnnsn s ummm , THE , S Several studious seniors hard at work in socio-economic problems. Mrs, Edwards is helping Nancy Hoffman find a place on the globe. 1 1 Mr, Bush helps John Roberts with his project. Mr. McGill is teaching one of the special classes. Courtefs Special Education teachers are: SEATED: Mr. W. Penn, Mrs. Miles, Mrs. Everett, Mrs. Brown. STANDING: Mr. Stowers, Mr. Boyce, Mr. Bush, Mr. Malloy, and Mr. McGill. Special Education Mrs. Jackson, R.N., our school nurse, is taking the weight and height of Loretta Hall. M1: Weist is our Stockroom Manager. SECRETARIAL STAFF SEATED: Mrs. Baker. STAND- ING: Miss Wooley, Mrs. Scherer, Miss Puls, Mrs. Steinmetz, Mrs. Manigan, Miss Merkle, MiSS Zadek, Miss Strittholt. U1. t0 LJ JANITORIAL STAFF SEATEDZ M1: Skuse. STANDING: Mrs. Myrick, Mrs. Davis, Mr. Duffie, Mr. Evans, Mr. Harri- son, and Mr. Redmon. i . l I 5 PAULA LIPKA Mix: Pendulum 5'0 Miss Paula Liplca was elected the 1966 Miss Pendu- lum with her winning collection of penny votes among the Senior girl candidates. Paula is majoring in tech- nical science; her many activities have included being secretary of the Junior Council on WO'rld AJTaiTs and CL member of the student council and Pendulum staff. She was also a member of Courterts thS Academich team this year. After gradwtiom Paula plans to major in home economics at the University of Cincinnati; Mr. Roger Johnson became the 1966' Mr. Pendulum by leading the Senior boys in the collection of pennies. In addition to playing guard on our basketball team, Roger has participated in Cendm and appemed in the variety show. He has been enrolled in the technical drafting program at Comte? and plans to continue his education, possibly :11: the University of Cincinnati. 5'1 Mr. Pendulum ROGER J OHNSON MISS DIANE MARSH Junior Cowrt Member x1 222k MISS DOLORES STEWART Senior Court Member M55 Pendulum ir Court MISS JANICE HESSELEACH Sophomore Court Member 3223 A 31 MIss CHARMAINE PRICE Freshman Court Member 5'2. LANGSTAFF DICKERSON Senior Court Member ALBERT BROWN Junior Court Member Mr. Pendulum? Court MIKE CUNNINGHAM Frreshma'n Court Member LARRY DREW Sophomore Court Member 53 . E KEEEi mg $53 7 MM j; 771 A fdapanese Garden Cendm Preyenty M Mgbt of Play? In November under the direction of Miss Hunt, Courtefs Dramatic Club presented hlA N ight of Plaxy'sfJ thu'rse You! Jack Dalton? was a comedy. The mid, Berthe, falls in love with Jack, who is pursued by an- other woman. The plot becomes complicated when Be'rthehs brother is swindled by a crook who is 90mg to marry Jacks sister. thnfcmtah; was a tragedy in which a princess celen brating her birthday is entertained by a hunchback, Le Bossu, who loves beauty. Infantafs aunt becomes angry and makes Le Bossu look into a mirror. The shock of his own ugliness kills him. thhe Happy J oumeyh was about the Kirbys, journey to visit their oldest daughter, and hrThe Night the Ghost Got 11W was an adaptation of James Thurbefs story concerning the disturbance caused one night when a ghost was in the attic. CENDRA MEMBERS-ROW 1: Mrs. Mynatt, K. SchaPEer, D. Miller, E. Lewis, M. Kaplan, M. Bailey, SA Barnes. G. Jones, Miss Hunt. Row .2: H. Blackmon, K. Sanders, C. Neely, L. Monroe, F Collins, J. Vice, D. Hehl, M. Johnson. R Kelly. Row 3: R. Ware, E Mesman, D. Heath, B. Fry, R. Trammell, R. Johnson, T. Cox, N. Covert, B. Weaver, C. Hill, E. Vaulx. Under the direction of Mr. Hottenstein the 1966 Courter Follies was a huge success; Many outstanding performances were presemed including Anm'e Bears hBlues in the Night? the Slye sisters doing aAll I che To Do Is Dreamf J e'rry Evans: rTVIona Lisa? Anthony Grays hhHello Dolly? and Mike Kaplwn and Linda Monroehs version of thndia'n. Love Call.n The show chorus, Lancers, cmd, ponies all did a good job with their numbers, a'nd finally, the fabulous Thoroughbred ballet company dancing to thoveTW Breaks between numbers were provided by the dramatics group and one longer comedy they did was the :'Lighthouse Keeperhs Daughter? 59 1965 Prom D CcRome 19y Candlelight Prom queen7 Miss Diane Jones, and her escort, Leonard Williams, 61 Row 1: J . Budd, F. J ames, L. Rice, B. Hirschauer, P. Thur- Opp, D. Gulley, A. Baal, M. Johnson, R. Poynter, D. Lar- man, B. Schweitzer, P. Bohsancurt, J . Riley, C. Wood. Row kins, W. Carr. Row 4: S. Riegelsberger, R. Tumbow, B 2: R. Trammell, D. Heath, B. Strum, K. Mintzer, L. Martin, Wilson, J . Hoskins, H. Smith, A. Walker, J . Anderson, M. P. Slye. M. Smith, E. Hughes, M. Denkins, L. Baumer, H. Basler, R. Wise, A. Flowers, L. Dickerson, R. Davis, S Blackmon, M. Glenn, D. Brewer, V. Flowers. Row 3: A. Sapp, W. Neudigate, W. Dinser. Brown, A. Stokes, S Parker, M. Haywood, B. Parks, C. b SHOW BAND R0w 1: D. Larkins, C. Opp, A. Stokes, R. Tum- bow, B. Strum, A Beal, S. Riegelsberger. Row 2: M. Denkins, L. Dickerson, R. Davis, J. Riley, M11 Sullivan. Row 3: D. Brew- er. M. Johnson, W. Carr, J. Anderson. Row 1: B. Brewer, I. Wagner, T. Boyle, D. Heath, J. Smith, S. Parks, C. Robinson, W. Truitt, J. Clements, M. l Ivery. Row 2: C. Burns, D. Christa, B. Bishop, T. Williams, dncerj J. Evans, W. D. J ones, M. Frey, F. Mabrey, F: Armstead, J. Wilson, B. Robertson, R. Trammell. ROW 3: K. Hauck, C. Moore, D. Bowling, J. Wilson, R. Brooks, M. Blackman, A. Gray, J. Shores, N. Covert, C. King, A. Holt, J. Richard- son, B. McBee, J. Price. Row 1: Mrs. Galloway, adviser; R. Reid, president; W. McCartt, vice-president; R: Trammell, secretary; R. Pink- ston, treasurer: ROW 2: A. Beal, B. Strum, P. Bunger, F. Fitzjarrell, R. Thomas, K: Uchtman. Row 3: D. Miller, D. Abrams, E. Vaulx, A. Dove, D. Tegenkamp, C: Keith, C. Wiley, M: Gully. o . . SEATED: S. Massey, F. Meadows, F. Rose. STANDING: J. Setty, J. Reynolds. Red C7015 waeyenmtiw: Row 1: A. Foster, D. Ackerson, C. Price, D. Marsh, L. Settles, BA Edwards, G. Moore, J. Stubblefield, K. Bain, D. Williams. ROW 2: S. Sweet, D. Aber- crombie, P, Chatten, M. Glenn, K. Becker, D. Abrams, D. Bowling, P. Hines, H. Williams, D. Wright, F. Collins. ROW 3: D. Brown, J. Dick, K. Rose, C. Rose, S. Fair, D. Tegenkamp', S. Pflug, W. Hatmaker, C. Greer, L. Curtis, M. Hill, A. Beal. ROW 4: E. Vaulx, R. Chambers, R. Smith, D. Daulton, V. Brown, M. Williams, C. Rhodes, C. Harris, C Goyette, A. Stokes, J. Shaw7 A, Porter, K. Bannigan, E. Rolfert. Row 1: Mr. Vordenberg, adviser; J. Price, D. Stewart, G. Moore, B. Howard. Row 2: V. Byrd, S. Smith, C. Williams, T. Winkler, K. Sehlhorst, L. Monroe, A. Harm rison, T. Lindsay. Dew: OFFICERS Gwen Moore, treasurer; Dolores Stewart, Vice president; J udy Price, president; Mr. Vordenberg, aclvisor. 1 Row 1: G. Saylor, B. Bowling, P. Zabriskie, J. Ho$man, L. Fitzhugh, B. Strum, D. Marsh. Row 2: M, Tram- mell, P. Lipka, V. Haggard, L. Drew, D. Wright, L. Suddendorf, K. Uchtman, N. Vaulx. ROW 3: D Alexander, S. Fair, D. Gilbert, A. Campbell, E. Vaulx, S. Martin, R. Bonner, L. Frisch. Row 4: R. Reid, L. Williams, G. Craw- ford, M. Metz, E. Prophett, J. Shores, R. Trammell, H. Kemp, W. Rose. Student . OFFICERS-SEATED: Sheila Wiles, vice president; Barbara Strum, l president; Anna Carpenter, secretary. STANDING: Linda Bennie, ser- ouml geant at arms; Mr. Grooms, adviser; Ginny Saylor, treasurer. vnmlmwgwwmmmmmg , . 1...! . . A , a:lini-uu. . Wit. .. junior Council On World A ffaim ROW 1: Miss Woliver, adviser; P. Lipka, K. Overhuls, D. Caudill, B. Beck. Row 2: K. Schaffer, D. Brooks, M. An- derson, R. Thomas, F. Meadows, B. Strum, A. Foster. Row 3: B. Jenkins, S. McFarland, R. Trammell, E. Vaulx, B. Snyder. Mrs. Keenan speaks to J CWA members about Brazil. OFFICERS P. Lipka, secretary; K. Overhuls, president pro-tem; D. Caudill, treasurer. GVOT PICTURED: Leroy Ste- venson, presidenty 68 OFFICERSh-SITTING: C. Keith, president; Mrs. Edwards, adviser; M, Jackson, vice president. STANDING: J . Stubble- field, treasurer; G. Crawford, secretary; J. Taylor, chap- lain. MEMBERS Row 1: Mrs. Edwards, C. Keith, M. Jackson, G. Crawford, S. Pflug, L. Owens. Row 2: L. Rivers, F. Watts, N. Sanders, E. Wright, L. Bennie, J . Stubblefield, A. Jackson. D. Bumpas, D. Dunckley, A. Foster, M. Burdett, C. Lyons prepare table favors for the dance. Pendulum 51$an R. Riddle mn laddeM and senior staff members T Vaughn and P. Lipka work on decorations for the annual staff dance. PENDULUM BUSINESS STAFFHkROW l: J . Bennett, A. Foster, R. Fitz- jarrell, I. Kirchner, Row 2: J. Joachimi, L. Schultz, I. Wagner, K. Uchtman, J. Isabel. ROW 3: T Pekel, K. Bannigan, C Goyette, J. Clark, D. Campbell. 70 . -.-1 w;- u-n, Mr. Kiley and Vicki Hirsch proofread an edition of the Knight Life. STAFF MEMBERS D. Adkins, C. Brazil, G. Jones, R. Maddox. Knight Life Staff 71 K mglot Life 1:12;;$c32$253i3$3mcarfsgzjzmZea:- waeyenmtiwy houn, R. Trammell, L. Lakes, E. Vaulx. kamp, L. Lakes, L. Sullivan, E. Vaulx, J. Hauck. Row 3: G. Crawford, R. Tl'ammell, J. Schutte, M. Metz, E. Nuxoll, waeymmtiw; H 7 Row 1: S. Williams, R. Lucas, A. ShaHer, P. McCarty, R. ac age W Thomas, C. Colvin, C. Price. Row 2: W. Conway, D. Tegen- Varsity Football Opening the season under their new name; Courter Tech, the Knights were beaten by powerful Roger Bacon. In their first PHSL game the team lost to Hughes. Then the Knights traveled to Lima and were defeated. For their hrst victory the Knights pinned the Aiken Falcons 28-0; then they lost to Western Hills. The following week, playing powerful Taft, the Knights pulled one of the biggest upsets of the year. With their spirits high they took on With'row but were overpowered. On Parentsh Night the team, determined to win, stomped Walnut Hills. The last game was with Woodward, which the Bulldogs won by coming alive in the final quarter. Some of this 321130an outstanding players were ROW 1: A. Holt, D. Brown, A. Hemmingway, R. Disben- nett, L. Foster, D. Sanderson, H. Johnson. Row 2: J. Wil- liamson, .1 Clark, P. Maundrall, L. Williams, S. Jung, H. Richardson, D. Carr, J. Windsor. Row 3: G. Allen, E. Leonard Williams, Ed Prophet, Art Hemmingway, Demeral Brown, Leon Foster, Robert Disbennett, and J im Windsor. THEY WE Roger Bacon ..................... 30 0 Hughes ...... . ............. . ..... 22 18 Lima ............................ 30 14 Aiken ......... . ....... . ..... t ..... 0 28 Western Hills ..................... 8 6 Taft ............................ 8 10 Withrow ......................... 27 0 Walnut Hills ..................... 0 20 Woodward ....................... 16 8 Prophett, C. Harper, J. Booker, C. Madaris, G. Barber, K. Bannigan. Row 4: Coach Andreadis, Coach Yeager, J. Boyd, mgr., W. Casey, mgr. Amigwya Ii mace : Alimv rm? ' 1 I i V - . MB..- magma. GREGORY BARBER Linebaker Left Guard DEMERAL BROWN Left H alfback Senior Lettermen STEVE JUNG Right Tackle ED PROPHETT Middle Linebacker Fullback ALL-CITY ROBERT DISBENNETT Right End Defensive Halfback ART HEMMINGWAY Left End Right Halfback ALL CITY DAVE SANDERSON Left End LEON FOSTER Defensive Left Halfback , . . ANTONY HOLT Left: Guard. Defensive Tackle LEONARD WILLIAMS Center Middle Guard Captain ALL-CITY ROW 1: J. Isabel, W. Hawkins, W, Scott, J. Thomas, J. Webber, J. Sanderson, W. Cambell. ROW 2: W. Foster, J. Jones, S. Burch, R. Zander, D. Zander, D. Thomas, C. R l Foggie. Row 3: D. Alexander, C Jones, P. Bryant, S. Up- ejewe mm Shaw, J, Heath, E. Wooten, T, Jordan, E. Partridge Row 4: Coach Redmond, Coach Tkatch, J. Hicks, A. Jones, C. Wilkinson, T. Spyers. ruaxnwm: -ll 2 s n. k mm , II: 41.: 'm VARSITY SQUAD-KNEELING: L. Ross, T, Vaughn, D. Cbeerkaderj Marsh. STANDING: G. Crawford, D. Bowling, A. Holt, G. Saylor, J. Cox. RESERVE SQUAD KNEEme; 0. Day, J. Price, R. Ford. 78 STANDING: Q. Knox, R. Wright, N. Sanders, B. Miller, 101?th M B P. Thurman. STANDING: P Bohsancurt. 9 2 B. Hirschauer Schweizer, LA Rice, captain- KNEELING: Row 1'. A. Hemmingway, Ll Dickerson, R. Johnson, P. Austin, S. Jung, D. Rhodes, M. Williams, L. Williams. NOT Shelton, K. Bannigan, manager. Row 2: E. Prophett, A. PICTURED: Mr. Monk, coach; J. Clark, manager. The 1965-66 basketball season was not much of a. suce ; cess for the varsity squad. They put all that they could f into the game, but they could not find the formula. : ijketbdll Close as they came to winning several games, they just couldnlt seem to hold onto the lead. While their record may not be 'veTy good, they certainly tried all the way. The varsity season record was 2 wins and 16' losses. The reserve squad had one of its best seasons, win- ; VARSITY RECORD hing all but two P.HlS.L. contests for second place in l the league. Courter Purcelle76 . , V . V . . ......... , . , , . , ,49 ; Hamilton Garfielde-74 e . , . . . - . , . . , , e .49 D. Rhodes takes the jump for Courter and tries to pass to A. Austm. Monroe-58 l . ........... . . . ............. 49 Roger Bacone61 ...................... . ,32 Aiken-92 . .......................... . 64 Hughe5e56 ............... . . .......... . .52 Tafte75 ............................... 7 l 60 Woodwarde76 e ............ . . , ............. 64 Western Hills-SS 7 ............... . , V . . . , .54 WithrowH-47 ..... ,W ,.... H38 Walnut Hillse57 .............. . .48 AikeneBB ............ . ....... , , V . . . .49 Hughes-73 ........................... . . . .53 Taft-53. . l51 Woodwarde71 ................ . l .......... 53 Western Hillse42 , , , , , 47 Withrowe74 . . . . . . . . . . . . l . . ..... 55 Walnut Hi115e54 . . . . . . . . V V . . .64: Roger BaconeSO , , ltournamenw 65 RESERVE BASKETBALL-Row 1: m P. Maundrell, K. Ross, A. Slusher1 J. Clarke, manager; D. Reed, J. John- son, D. Neimeister. Row 2: M. Elling- ton, C. Whitehead, J . Schutte, MI. Frost, coach; R. Turnbow, J . Booker, B Scott. ARTHUR HEMMINGWAY LEONARD WILLIAMS ED PROPHETT FRESHMAN TEAM ROW 1: L. Henschen, J. Rose, R. Thorton, J . Lit- tle, T. Hayes, J. Jones. ROW 2: J. Bart, E. Miller, D. Sexton, Mr. Red- mond, coach; D. Binford, J. Minton, N. Vaulx. L? Basketball MARVIN WILLIAMS LANGSTAFF DICKERSQN Hemmingway shoots for the points while Dickerson waits for a possible rebound. STEVE JUNG ARCHIE AUSTIN ROGER JOHNSON I Tinlnj . 1m Dickerson tries his side shot for two points. Austin attempts an under-the-basket hook for the points. Austin hopes to increase the score by two. VARSITY TEAMeTom Merritt, co-captain; Paul Black, Ronald Brusman, Mr. Sarsfield, coach; Ben Wilson, co- captain; Nick Greco, CO-Captain; Jerry Hicks. 84 Vanity Gymnastic; The 1965-66 gymnastics team had an excellent season. For the eleventh time they took the PHSL title and also the district champiOhship. They then placed third in the state meet at Columbus. Under the coaching of MT. SarsjieldJ the team continued its fine championship tradition. This yearjs small varsity squad will be losing all but one member. Most of these boys have been on the team all during high school. The boys who went to the Columbus meet did an outstanding job. Tom Merritt took two first places- cme on parallel bars and the other on the horizontal bar. Ben Wilson placed third, in tumbling. The girls, team uncle? the sponsorship of Miss Rolfe'rt and Mrs. Sarsfield is also to be commended for a fine year. Tom Merritt-Front Flip Dismount on Parallel Ben Wilson Back Layout in Tumbling. Ban; RESERVE AND FRESHMAN TEAM: R0bin Hayes, Anthony White, Mike Brusman, Rob- ert Vinegar, J erry Haggerty, Mel Taylor. Nick Greco-Cross Rings. Tom Merritt Straddle Cut Catch on Parallel Bars. Tom Merritt Back Gaint Swing on Hiubar Nick Grechront Lever. GIRLS TEAM Ma1'y Gulley, Donna Tegenkamp, captain; Miss Rolfert, coach; Mrs. Sarsfield, coach; Sandra Fair, Diane Spinellis. KNEELING: Cory Stich. Mary Gulley-Splits on Balance Beam. The free-style relay teameDickere son, Tanner, Haggerty, and Goyette- pose at the end of the pool. The team butterfliers wait for the gun. Coach Jacobson and J. Flowers, manager, meet with the senior team members, Marsh, Haggerty, and Tanner. S O O mmmmg Frustration marked the swim season as Courter be- gun with many inexperienced competitors. However; the team jelled and finished pretty well in the PeH,S.L. and District. Highlights of the season were Captain John Hugger- tyhs leadership, the sophomore improvement, Dick Gil- berfs lOO-yard butterfly performance, and the fine freshmen group, captained by Mike Cunningham. Fou'r swimmers, Carl Goyette, John Haggerty, Chuck Dick- erson, and Mike Land, qualified for the state meet. The medley relay team members on the ladder are Bross, Goyette, Gilbert, and Haggerty. FRESHMEN P. Burger, D. Rube, D. Place, J. Kitchens, D. Abel, L. Moses, D. Cytraus. Row 2: Mr. Jacobson, J. Bow- man, B. Egbert, M. Cunningham, T. Schulte, J. Flowers, manager. VARSITY-Row 1: V. Tanner, C. Dickerson, J. Haggerty, R. Chambers, J. Flowers, manager. ROW 3: F, Willis, D. captain; Mr. Jacobson, coach; R. Gilbert, M. Land. Row 2: Marsh, W. Bowman, J. Johnson, C. Goyette, D. Brass. R. Lucas, R. Paxton, C. Schaefer, R. Williams, C. Lampe, $h :' dd M1 g-IHWEZ . m in I h Coaches Wetenkarnp and J acobson show managers A. Porter and H. Blackman how to use the stop watch. Row 1: Mr. Wetenkamp, coach; JV Isabel, A. Brown, M. Ellington, M. Williams, C. Pryor, M. Jones, T. Gentry, P. Grant, M. Edwards, Mr, Jacobson, coach. Row 2: N. Vaulx, W. Martin, J. Shores, R. Brooks, J. Booker, C. Lampe, J. Berry, co-capt.; J. McMullen, co-capt. Row 3: J. Walker, D. Knight, J. Bart, L. Gentry, J. Harding, J. Sams, R. Story, E. Sheiiield. Row 4: K. Ruffin, B. McGrew, R. Harris, M. Regan, C. Crouch, J. Coleman, E. Rolfert. ROW 5: H. Blackman, manager; P. Pettis, J. Rose, L. Welage, M. Hagarty, R. Aiechle, K. Bannigan, A. Porter. T mole This year the track team has a new coach, MT. Wetenkamp. The team appears to be not only ambi- tious but also good. Boys like John McMuHen and Jim Berry, co-capta'ms and participants in the mile and, half-mile mns respectively, and. Cletus Lampe in the mile mm puss enthusiasm on to the rest of the teamh M1 . Wetenkamp and Mr. Jaocobson expect the team to be a contender for the district championship. A. Brown hands the baton to C. Crouch during a practice raceh Nam. i1 . h .'s- RESERVE TEAMhCOach Wetenkamp, M. Haggarty, L. Welage, M. Regan, T. Baron, D. Smith. Cray; Country This yea'rhs cross-cou'ntry team was no stranger to victory under the able leadership of Coach Larry Wetenkamp. In the Southwestern District Meet, Tech earned the crown by sewing a low 68 points. J ohn McMullen and Jim Berry led the team, finishing first and second respectively. Comte? won the PHSL title with a 154-point total. The squad also copped the Elder Relays and wrapped up the season with a. thirtieth-place showing at the state meet in Columbus. 2 3 ' u Ahgx Mew .04.? Row 1: J. McMullen, co-capt.; Coach Wetenkamp, J. Berry, co-capt. ROW 2: C, Lampe, C. Pryor, J. Shores, M. Wil- liams, J, Assum, G. Whitman, A. Porter, mgr. WW? .7 h , MCMullen crosses the fmish line to take the City and Dis- trict Championship. D. Brown readies in the batters, box for the ball. ,a... Mr yaw LML' L Row 1: D. Pohl, G. Beck, N. Knight, R. Meadows, E. Phil- ROW 3: A. Slusher, R. Fairbanks, W. Mingo, W. Mays, pot, B. Anderson. Row 2: A. Spyers, G. Cox, J. Sampson, VL Flowers, J. David, A, Allen. Le Bowman, D. Brown, A. Austin, Mr. Andreadis, coach. B b ll Strike out that West Hi batter! The 1966 baseball season opened. during a rainy April. The season has had a poor beginning, but team coach, Mr. Andreadis, is hoping the team will pull to- gether and come on strong. 'The team is composed of about half lettermen who are returning for a second or third, year. The new- comers look very promising for future years. Some of the returning varsity lettermen a're Gary Cox at first base, Dennis Pohl at second base, Archie Austin at thied base, and A. Allen, pitcher. The team is on the road to improvement as the season continues, and they hope to contend for the championship. C-Club president Ed Prpphett and advisor Mr. Kuehn. lx '2 Row 1: E. Prophett, L, Foster, M. Williams, A. Holt, A. Hemmingway, D. Brown, L. Williams, L. Dickerson. Row 2: Mn Kuehn, J. McMullen, G. Whitman, J. Haggerty, L Bryant, D. Lumpkins, A. Porter, A. Brown. Row 3: J. Shores, M. Williams, R. Swigert, S, Jung, H Richardson, V. Tanner, K. Bannigan, B. Wilson. OFFICERS-Mr. Kuehn, adviser; L. Williams, trustee; E. Prophett, president; L Dickerson, trustee; M4 Williams, secretary; A. Hemmingway, sergeant at arms; A. Holt, treasurer. SEATED: L. Foster, vice president; D. Brown, trustee. 3-5-2. ' The C-Club basketball team pose along with their coach, E. Prophett, and referee A. Hemingway. Get that rebound, Marv! Looks like the faculty gets the ball again. There is a scramble for the ball as referee Hemmingway looks on inquisitively. C -Club Faculty Basketball Game uHey! No manhandling of the faculty cheerleaders al- Mr. Jacobson lights the victory cigar for Red Kuehn at halftime of the lowedW game i 1 i ii 5 The faculty team shakes hands, confident of a win. Sorry, Mr. Holt, Mr. Sarakatsannis can jump higher. It appears we have some students who are disloyal to their team. . i. Row 1: R. Sanders, J. Horton, B. Coleman, B. J. Pucks, M. Caldwell, R. Maddox, W. White. R0 3-91 w 4: T. Forney, C. Gully, G. Frye, A. Wharton, H Scott, J . Whitman. Row 2: Lee, C. Webb, NL Burkes, A. Beal, V. Johnson, L. Ivey, G. A. Goodrich, L. Bennie, J. Lee, RA Cox, C. Calvin, B. Strum, Zachary, H. Gamble, S. Fair, C. Bishop. ROW 5: S. Martin, D. Peeples, E. HilL Row 3: J. Hayes, J. Gibson, P. Hudson, D. Murdock, J. Mooney, G. Norman, D. Wright, P. Eager, D. Tegenkamp, G. Lyons, E. Kennedy, M. Johnson, S C. Rhodes, N. Sims, B. Perdue, E. Vaulx, I. DuBose. Girl? Athletic Ajyociation GAA BOARD4EATED: J. Rolfert, advisor: A. Beal, president; P. Eager, secretary; R. Maddox, treasurer; C. Angel, swim team. STANDING: B. Strum, hockey manager; C. Rhodes, dance manager; D. People, baseball manager; L. Owens, basketball manager. Senior; J ANET SUE ABRAMS DEBORAH ADKINS TIMOTHY ALAN ADKINS TYRONE G. ALEXANDER MICHAEL CARL ALLEN URA RACHELL ALLEN GARY LEE ALTHOFF ROBERT AMEND JAMES A. ANDERSON THERESA ARNOLD DAVID PAUL ASSUM J AMES THOMAS ASSUM Senior: J OAN LOUISE BACHMAN A. GREGORY BARBER WILLIAM EDWARD BARNETT J UDY BARTON DORIS JEAN BASKIN DEBORA LEE BAUER DANNY LEE BECKMAN BARBARA J . BENNETT MARILYN BENNINGTON J AMES BERRY JOYCE CAROL BJERS PAUL BLACK MELVIN A. BLACKMAN BRUCE ALAN BOCK BARBARA DIANE BOWLING LARRY EARL BOWMAN JOHN BOYD BENNIE E. BRADFORD CALVIN BRAZILE BONNIE LYNN BREEDEN CAROL LOUISE BREWER TYRONE BREWER WALTER EUGENE BREWER DOYLE LYNN BROCK IOI Senior; MINERVA JEAN BROGDEN CAROLYN BROWN DAISY DELL BROWN DEMERAL LEE BROWN LEONARD J AMES BROWN NATHAN BROWN GLORIA ANN BRUSMAN RONALD M. BRUSMAN DARLENE BRYANT LARRY BRYANT J ACK RUSSELL BURTON VERNEST TONI BYRD ANNA RAE CAMPBELL DEWEY STEVEN CARNDER BETTY J EAN CARTER NANCY LEE CARTER ERVIN N. CENTERS GENEVIEVE COLEMAN PEGGY ELAINE CONRAD RONALD COOPER J ACQUELYN COPELAND DARLENE F. CORRELL RUTH ANN COSKERY NORMAN EDWARD COVERT 102. Seniors MARK COWLEY GARY VINSON Cox J OYCE ANN Cox CHARLOTTE A. CRAWFORD GWENDOLYN CRAWFORD DONNA CRIM SUSAN V. CUNNINGHAM WILLIAM EUGENE DANIEL NORMAN M. DANIELS CORLISS DAVIDSON MARY JOANN DECKER JUDY DIANE DICK LANGSTAFF DICKERSON ROBERT CHARLES DISBENNETT PATRICIA L. DOWNING JUANITA ROSA DRAKE N41 5W m1 ROBERT JOSEPH DRANSMAN HELEN FAY DUNCAN RONALD GENE DYKES DAVID ALLEN ECHOLS ROBERT WA EDISON MICHAEL OWEN EDWARDS PAUL ANTHONY ELFERS THELMA ELLISON I03 Sembm BARBARA LOU EMERSON ALAN MICHAEL ENDERLE CLAYBORN EVANS DONALD EVANS LOLA HELEN FEHR BENNIE M. FERRELL CLARENCE MICHAEL FERRELL ANTHONY FERRY TIMOTHY FILTER J AMES BRUCE FISSE LENA MAE FITZHUGH SANDRA LEE FLEMING CARITHA ANN FORNEY LEON FOSTER PATRICIA ANN FOSTER BARBARA GARNER ROSIE MAE GARNER JANICE CAROL GEIGER JUDITH CAROL GIBBS GANO GORDON GIBSON MARGARET ROSE GIBSON ANNETTA GIRDLER STEVEN WILLIAM GOERNER LAMBERT H. GOTTMER 104. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS-Roy Humphress, president; Mr. Kuehn, adviser; Dolores Stewart, secretary; Leonard Q:V Q Williams, vice president. NOT PICTURED: Robert Disbennett, treasurer. Senior: CAROL JEAN GOULD ANTHONY GRAY HARRY J AMES GREEN ROGER LANCE GRESHAM ALLEN JAMES GRINTER MARY LOUISE GULLY DORIS GUTHRIE VICKIE LYNN HAGGARD J OHN ARNEL HAGGERTY J EANIE DIANN HALL LORETTA HALL PATRICIA SUE HALL 105' Senior! CAROLYN HARRIS YVONNE J EAN HARRIS ADA RUTH HARRISON SAMUEL A. HARRISON CHARLES EDWARD HASDORFF WILMA ROSE HATMAKER BEVERLY LEE HAWKINS GERALDINE HAYES MARCELENE A. HAYES MICHAEL HAYWOOD DWIGHT B. HEATH DONNA ROSE HEHL FLORA J OANNA HEHN WILLIAM E. HEILEMAN CLAY HELPHINSTINE WILLIAM W. HELTON ARTHUR HEMMINGWAY CATHLEEN HENSCHEN TOM HETZER EDWINA HILL J AMES WESLEY HILL MARION HILSON MARGARET ALICE HINES PATSY ANN HOFFARD 106 Senior: LINDA F. HOFFMAN DOROTHY HOLLIN LOIS HOLLIN SUNNY HOLLIN RONALD P. HOLSTEIN ANTHONY HOLT KAREN SUE HOUSTON BEVERLY J EAN HOWARD CATHERINE HUBBARD ROY LEE HUMPHRESS GERTRUDE N . IVERY BEVERLY ANN IVEY DELORES JACKSON EDWARD R. JACKSON GLORIA JACKSON LEOLA J ACKSON MARCIA E, JACKSON PARIS J ACKSON PATRICIA ANN J ACKSON SHIRLEY ANN J AMES ISAIAH JEFFRIES KEITH J EFFRIES WANDA LEE JEWELL CAROLYN SUE J OEHNK 107 Senior; JOYCE G. JOHNSON LINDA LEE J OHNSON MARILYN J OHNSON MELVA J EAN J OHNSON ROGER J OHNSON CARNELL J ONES STEVEN ALLEN JUNG J EROLD EDWARD J UNIUS ELIZABETH IDA KAPLAN MAUREEN PATRICIA KEEGAN CAROLYN MABEL KEITH HARRIET E. KELLY 108 Senior; EDWARD KENNDY JAMES ARTHUR KENNEDY FREDDIE RUTH KIMMONS CURTIS MARVIN KING CHRALES L. KLEINER HUGH RUSSELL KOHLER CHARLES G. KONNAGAN SUSAN KOOGLER TRACY H. KRIES DONNA SUE KRISTA KAREN SANDRA LACEY MICHAEL P. LAFLEUR LOUISE LAMB HUEL DEAN LANGDON STEPHANIE LEACH RICHARD MORRIS LEEDS J AMES ALLEN LETT LORETTA LEWIS WALTER C. LICKLITER PAMELA VERNA LIERMAN THERESA J DAN LINDSAY PAULA SUE LIPKA VELVA JEAN LITTLE CHARLES CALVIN LOVE 109 Popularity GWEN CRAWFORD MARSHA JACKSON Most Active Shyest BEVERLY ROBERTSON SHIRLEY SMITH Most Talented Most Popular Best Personality , PAULA LIPKA LQWO'mtm of the YearhMost Likely to Succeedeest School k CitizenhMost Scholarly Paula Lipkm, Woman of the Year for 1966, has many activities to her credit. She has been JCWA secretary, an editor on the Pendulum staff, and, a member of GAA, the student representative assembly, and the WW5 Aca- demicgi team. A technical science major, Paula plans to attend the University of Cincinnati next year to major in home econmnics. BRENDA SPEARS DONNA TEGENKAMP Best Looking Best Athlete NOT PICTURED: DONNA TURPIN Most Polite ROSETTA TRAMMELL ALBERTA WHARTON SHEILA WILES Friendliest Best Dancer Best Dresser Poll JAMES ASSUM JAMES BERRY Best School Citizen Most Polite LARRY BOWMAN MIKE HAYWOOD Best Dancer Shyest ROY HUMPHRESS Man of the Yea'r--Most Likely to SucceedeMost Scholarly Roy Humphress, Man of the Year for 1966, has majored in Electronics. In addition to being Senior class president, he has also been a member of the radio and, science clubs imd JCWA, Roy also was chosen to represent Cinu cinnat'i students at the Bell Telephone Labora- tory in Murray Hill, NJ. this spring. After graduation he plans to attend the University of Cincinnati. J OHN MCMULLEN TOM MERRITT Best Personality Best Athlete NOT PICTURED: LONNIE NEIMEISTER Friendlies: DAVID RIEHLE Best Looking EDWARD Pnopms-rr TONY RILEY TERRY SCOTT Most Popular Most Talented Best Dresser Senior; ANTHONY ED LUKEMIRE BILLY CURTIS LYNN CARSON LEE MACK DONALD RAYMOND MARSH IRENE MARTIN JERRY WAYNE MAYFIELD WILMA J o MCCARTT PATRICIA ANN MCCARTY RAYMOND K. MCCLOUD MICHAEL J . MCCULLOUGH GLENDA MCDANIEL GLENN MCFARLAND PAUL DAVID MCGREGOR PHYLLIS MCKENZIE JOHNNY MCMULLEN EDNA ALDINE MEGLONE CAROLYN MELTON THOMAS ALAN MERRITT EDWARD JOHN MESMAN RUBY MESSINGER RICHARD P. METZ J OHN RICHARD MEYER SHIRLEY ANN MILLS LINDA SUE MONROE 112. Senior; J OHN ALLEN MONTAG GWENDOLYN ANN MOORE RICK ARNOLD MOORE SYLVIA SUE MORRIS BARBARA E. MOSES PAULETTE M. MUNDAY SHARYN MUNDY CELESTE B. MURRAY LONNIE A. NEIMEISTER STEVEN LEE NEUMAIER JEANETTE NUTLEY ANNA MAE OAKLEY TERESA ANN OVERBY KAREN RUTH OVERHULS BETTY LOU PARCHMAN SHIRLEY ANN PARKER HERBERT THOMAS PEKEL LINDA SUE PENDERY PERRY GANG PERDUE RUBY PERKINS BETTY J EAN PERRY SANDRA KAYE PFLUG LANEAST PICKETT LINDA SUE PILKERTON 113 Senior: EUGENE PINKSTON DENNIS CHARLES POHL BELINDA PORTER GEORGE N. POULOS RICHARD D. POWELL CECILIA ANN PRICE J UDITH ANN PRICE EDWARD LEE PROPHETT WILBERT PRYOR THOMAS ROBERT PUCK ROBERT PURCELL PAUL D. QUATKEMEYER Performing at the fall talent show are Austell Stokes, Ricky Turnbow, Langstaif Dickerson, and Tony Riley. ' 5. ' ' 4 M . .4wa mNWm$zW Senior; BRUCE RAINS ROBERT J OHN RAMSEY J UDITH ANN REESE LINDA MARIE RICE CARQLYN RICHARDSON J ERALD ANTHONY RILEY J OYCE ROBERTS LARRY ROBERTS BEVERLY J . ROBERTSON MARCIA ANN ROGERS SANDRA LEE ROHE EDWARD HARRY ROLFERT BEVERLY FAYE ROLLER LINDA KAY Rooxs CHARLES W. ROSE RUBY ROSSER VIRGINIA P. ROULHAC JAMES MELVIN RUCH ANNETTE RUSSELL LYNN ANN RUSSELL WANDA RUSSELL SHIRLEY ANN SACHS Rosm SANDERS DAVID SANDERSON 115 Senior: BETTY JEAN SAYLOR BARBARA LYNN SCHNELL GAYE SCHOCKMAN LARRY J OHN SCHULTZ ROBERT V. SCHWEITZER TERRY LEE SCOTT KATHY SEHLHORST J UDY SEXTON CHARLES EDWARD SHANKS JOHN FRANK SHAW JERRY WAYNE SHELL STANLEY M, SHEPHERD CAROLYN ANN SHIELDS GARY DEAN SICKLES ROBERT GEORGE SILL WILLIE E. SIMETON DANE ALDEN SIMPSON J OAN ETTA SIMPSON BRUCE F. SMITH ROBERT SMITH SHIRLEY FAY SMITH SUE IRENE SMITH TIMOTHY WAYNE SMITH VERNA J EAN SOLOMON 116 Senior; BEVERLY JEAN SPEARS BRENDA ELAINE SPEARS Oss STALLINGS MARTHA J . STALLWORTH MARY J o STAMPER ERMA SUE STEPHENS LEROY STEVENSON DELORES ANN STEWART J OHN D. STOFFREGEN AUSTELL STOKES J AMES T. STRANGE J ANICE STUBBLEFIELD THOMAS EDWARD SWAFFORD SHARON ANN SWEET Ross ALLEN SWIGERT CATHERINE F. TAYLOR DONNA SUE TEGENKAMP ONEIDA TERRELL PATRICIA ANN TOLMIE ROSETTA TRAMMELL THOMAS LEE TRAUT WILMA JANE TRUITT DONNA MARIE TURPIN TIMOTHY ELMER VAUGHN 117 Senior: ELEANOR B. VAULX JAMES DARREL VICE ALICE MARGARET VINEGAR WILLIAM J AMES VINEGAR RUTH MARIE VORNBERG EDWARD HARRY WAAG IRMA LEE WAGNER MARTIN ELMORE WALKER GERALDINE WALLACE THERESA ANN WALLACE RONALD DAVID WALTON ROD ANTHONY WARE DELILAI-I PEARL WARREN DORIS JEAN WATKINS GEORGE FRANK WATSON HELEN MARIE WAY ERNESTINE WEEMS MICHAEL JOSEPH WEITZ DAVID CHARLES WELLBAUM ALLEN DALE WESLEY ESKEL CLYDE WESLEY ELMO CORNELIUS WEST ALBERTA WHARTON GREGORY WHITMAN 118 O Sen 20m MICHAEL WHITTLE WILLIE LEE WHITTLE 1 SHELIA ELAINE WILES CAROL L. WILLIAMS LEONARD WILLIAMS LINDA SUE WILLIAMS LOWELL WILLIAMS MARVIN H. WILLIAMS MICHAEL WILLIAMS TAVIE J EAN WILLIAMS THOMAS WILLIS RONALD H. WILLISON ROSE MAE WILMORF BENJAMIN WILSON J ERRELL MERVIN WILSON THOMAS D. WINKLER ROGER DALE Wn'r MICHAEL WOEBKENBERG CHARLES HOMER WRIGHT BARRY EDWARD ZIEGLER ROBERT FRANK ZORNES 119 junior C lam 0fj9'cery KATHY UCHTMAN .................................. President RITA FITZJARRELL ............................ Vice President LORETTA JACKSON ................................ Treasurer LINDA ROSS ........................................ Secretary 17.0 Junior: Row 1: Joyce Aaron, Richard Abel, David Abrams, Dave Ackerman, Elmer Ad- ams, Herbert Alcorn, Georgia Allen Row 2: Margaret Anderson, Garey Andrews, Irma Andrews, Carolyn Angel, Linda Atkinson, Darla Ayers, Margo Bailey. Row 3: Kathy Bain, Christine Baker, Joe Baldwin, George Ball, Joe Balsley, Ken Bannigan, Robert Barlagel Row 4: Nora Barnett, Gail Barton, Phyllis Barton, Annie Beal, Earl Bear, Gary Beck, Janet Beck. Row 5: John Bennett, Johnnie Betts, Donna Bill, Thomas Bjers, Earl Black, Ethel Black, James Black. Row 6: James Blackbern, Herb Blackmon, LarryIBlake, J erry Bolton, Mike Boh- nert, Pam Bohsancurt, Robert Bon- ner. Row 7: Jimmy Booker, Terry Bracken, Gwen Bradley, Linda Bradner, Paul Bran- nock, Jack Braunwart, Greg Breeren. Row 8: Barry Breitenbach, Linda Brenner, Estil Brock, Ronald Brooks, Dennis Bross, Albert Brown, Carolyn Brown. Row 9: Janet Brown, Stephen Brown, Vera Brown, Cornelius Bryant, Iona Bry- ant, J oyce Bryant, Willie Bryant. Row 10: Pat Bunger, Steve Burger, Cheryl Burns, Samuel Burson, James Bur- ton, Chuck Busch, William Byes. Row 11: Toni Byrd, Sally Caldwell, Henry Calhoun, Betty Ann Campbell, Mary Campbell, Roger Campbell, Donna Cannon. juniors Row 1: William CantweH, Phyllis Carel, Anna Carpenter, David Carr, Cleveland Carter, Dennis Carter, Frances Car- ten Row 2: Garcia Carter, Linda Carter, Nancy Carter, Dorothy Caudill, Harold Chambers, Jerry Charles, Jeannine Childs. Row 3: Elio Cittadino, Judy Clements, Calvin Clifford, Fred Coleman, Joe Collier, Darlene Collins, Wilma Colvin. Row 4: David Combs, Larry Conner, Mike Connolly, Margaret Cook, Marlene Copenhaver, John Cowherd, Yvonne Cowherd. Row 5: Clifford Crouch, Karen Cribbet, Karen Cunningham, Major Cunning- ham, Rick Cunningham, William Cushingberry, Laura Curtis. Row 6: Paulette Curtis, Gregory Chambers, Larry Daniel, William Daugherty, Betty Jean Davis, Darlene Davis, James Davis. Row 7: Philip Davis, Robert Davis, John David, Jimmy Dees, Charles Dicker- son, Ada Dillon, Ron Dixon. ROW 8: Loretta Dockery, Danny Dolch, Linda D011, Ronald Doss, Jay Douglas, Sam- uel Drake, Rosemary Drave. Row 9: Levernon Dubose, Donna Duncker, William Dudley, Veda Duncan, Donna Dunckley, Larry Durham, BiH Dwyer. ROW 10: Gloria Edmondson, Barbara Edwards, Daryl Elam, Melvin Ellington, Flor- ence Elliot, Larry Elliot, Charles Ell- mon. Row 11: Robert Engel, Pamela Engiand, Ro- berta English, Sandy Enzor, Jerry Evans, Kenneth Evans, Willie Evans. 12.7. Juniom Row 1: Michael Fairbanks, Robert Fairbanks, Sandra Farrier, Marsha Fisse, Mary Fitzjarrell, Rita Fitzjarrell, Dennis Fitzwater. Row 2: Archie Flowers, J erry Flowers, Voi- selle Flowers, Jerome Fowler, Diane Fluharty, Jim Fluharty, Harry Free- man. Row 3: Robert Forte, Audrey Foster, Jerome Foster, Judy Foster, Steven Foster, Paul Fraley, Larry Frost. Row 4: Willie Gadson, Louise Garrett, Linda Garvey, Anita Gazaway, Allen Gher- ding, Albertha Gehring, Leonard Gentry. Row 5: Robert Gentry, Melvin George, Fran ces Gibson, Sandra Gibson, Dick Gil- bert, Hubert Givens, J oAnn Glaser. Row 6: Janie Godbey, Wanda Gooden, Carl Goyette, Claude Graham, Jonathan Grear, Carrie Greer, Gloria Green. Row 7 : Mike Greco, Mary Grant, Dixie Grib- bins, Lonnie Griffis, J ewel Grigsby, Donald Grissom, Allen Guldem. Row 8: Julian Gussett, Charles Haller, Doro: thy Hanes, Samuel Haney, Robert Harding, Anna Harris, Charles Har- ris Row 9: Dorothy Harris, Sam Harris, Mae Harris, Charles Harper, Harold Har- per, Joseph Hatke, Katherine Hauck. Row 10: Billy Hawkins, Tommie Hayes, Roger Haynes, James Headley, Edwin Hen- derson, Thomas Hennegan, Diana Henson. ROW 11: Kathy Hensley, Alberta Herring, Di- ane Herzog, Gilbert Hess, J erry Hicks, Larry Hightower, Dave Hill. 113 junior; Row 1: Tyrone Petty, Roger Peterson1 Sandra PfafT, Gary Phelps, Edgar Philpot, Doris Pike, Alphonse Porter. Row 2: Demetrius Porter, Julie Powell, George Prophett, Sandy Quick, Peg- gy Rager, Carolyn Eagle, George Ragle. Row 3: Arehea Ramsey, Tom Rainey, Stella Randolph, William Ray, Bill Raybo-rn, Michael Reagon, Larry Reid. Row 4: Robert Reid, Carol Rhodes, Delaney Rhodes, Beverly Richardson, Herbert Richardson, Gary Richter, Richard Riddle. Row 5: Vernon Riley, Lynda Rinener, Mike Ritchie, Gary Roberts, John Roberts, Peggy Roberts, William Robins. Row 6: Joyce Robinson, Brenda Robinson, Donald Robinson, Richard Rogers, Caulton Ronald, Willard Rose, Linda Ross. Row 7: Carlos Rowland, Karen Roy, Juanita Ruch, Michael Ruckes, Jim Sampson, Jack Sams, Stephen Sapp. Row 8: Eddy Scardina. Chris Scheafer, John Schneider, Robert Schirmer7 Michael Schmidt, Walter Schmurr, Kenneth Schneider, Row 9: Paul Schoolcraft, Sandy Schulte, Ronald Schwarm, Donald Schwier, Hattie Scott, Patricia Seaborough, Quinton Sears. Row 10: Mary Seay, Jim Setters, Jacqueline Setty, Beverly Sexton, Dany Shep- hard, Pamela Shields, J ohn Shores. Row 11: J oyce Simmons, Walter Simpson, Frank Sims, Nancy Sims, J udy Sivley, Sharon Slye, Dillard Smith. 126 Junior: Row 1: Edwina Smith, J uanita Smith, Lava-um Smith, Marilyn Smith, Melody Snuth, Richard Smith, Robert Smith. Row 2: Yolanda Smith, Bill Snyder, Eddie Schoemer, Barbara South, Anthony Spyers, Doris Stanton, George Starks; Row 3: J anice Stewart, Philip Stewart, Bar- bara Strum, Tommie Suggs, Leroy Sullivan, Ruby Suttles, Charles Swain. Row 4: Gene Swain, Sharon Sweet, Beverly Tatum, Garry Taylor, Wendy Terry, Terry 'I'haler, Ethel Thomas. Row 5: J ames Thomas, J eanette Thomas, Aurbin Thrower, Pam Thurman, J oseph Tiemann, Rick y Turnbow, Ba rbara Turner. Row 6: Dolores Turner, Theresa Tyler, Kathy Uchtman, Dottie Vance, Robert Vine- gar, Lois Wachsman, Donald Waddell. Row 7: Larry Waddle, Joyce Waddy, Steve Waine, Gayla Waldron, George Walker, Melvin Walker, Kathy Wal- lace. Row 8: Kathryn Washington, Reginald Wa- ters, Juanita Watson, Peter Watson, Carolyn Webb, David Webb, James Webber. Row 9: Diane Weimer, Paula Weingartner, Richard Welch7 Sandra Welch, Elaine Wheeler, Douglas Whelright, Brenda White. Row 10: Carol White, Garrett White, James White, Charles Whitt, Kathy White- ner, Barbara Williams, Beverly Wilu liams, Row 11: Brenda Williamson, Jack Williams, Judy Williams, Paula Williams, Rich- ard B. Williams, Richard D. Williams, Ruby Williams. 17.7 junior: Row 1: Arthur Wilson, Eddie Wilson, Jessie Wilson, Robert Wilson, Jim Windsor, Ronald Wissman, Chris Wood. Row 2: Judy Woodard, Joseph Woytsek, Bar- bara Wright, Doris Wright, Lavone Wright, Leon Wright, Leroy Wright. Row 3: Violet Wright, Sallie Wright, Sheila Yarger, Burnett Young, Dinah Young, Sally Young, Terry Zachary Row 4: Ronald Zander, Bob Zapf, Ron Zibulka. T196 Sophomore C lay; 129 Row 1: Sharon Adams, Victor Adams, Ron Akers, Dan Alexander, Jackie Alex- ander, Brenda Alford, Gregory Allen. Row 2: Kenneth Allen, Nancy Allen, Rebeca; Allen, Wanda Allen, Bobby Ander- son, James Anderson, Beverly Angel. Row 3: Carrie Archie, Frank Armstead, Jane Art, Melito Atkinson, Harry Auel, Jackie Ayers, Limia Bachman ROW 4: Tom Back, Susan Bacon, Barbara Bailey, Carole Bailey, John Bailey, Larry Bailey, Dan Bain. Row 5: Ivan Ball, Russ Ballard, Dave Bam- berger, Michael Barnard, Wesley Barnes, Robert Barnett, Vernon Bar- nett. ' Row 6: Thomas Baron, Charles Bastin, Helen Bauer, Linda Baumer, Janet Baum- gardner, John Bea, Wanda Bea. Sophomore; Row 1: Barbara Beck, Richard Bell, John Benevengo, Charlene Benight, Rich- ard Benoit, Sharon Binford, Barbara Bishop. Row 2: Cathy Bishop, James Black, Mike Black, Gary Bledsoe, Larry Bledsoe, Kenneth Bledsoe, Tony Bledsoe. Row 3: Louis Booher, Gloria Bouldin, Doug- las Bowman, Harold Bowman, Rich- ard Bowman, Samuel Boyd, Gail Bradley. - Row 4: Linda Bray, Beverly Brewer, Doug- las Brewer, Zoryada Brewer, Wesley Brewton, Harry Brooks, Ron Brooks. Row 5: Catherine Brown, Donald Brown, Harvey Brown, Herman Brown, Yvonne Brown, Barbara Bryant, Paul Bryant. Row 6: Marilyn Buck, Diana Bumpas, Er- nestine Bunch, Steve Burch, Mary Ann Burdett, Gary Burke, Wanda Burwick. Row 7: Bill Bussman, Glenda Byrd, Vivian Calhoun, Freddie Galloway, Carolyn Campbell, Dennis Campbell, Ron Campbell. Row 8: Acie Carter, Donald Carter, Marsha Carter, William Carter, Marion Cathey, Steven Chadwick, Ronald Chambers. Row 9: Perry Chapman, David Chester, Francine Chiles, Larry Choate, Patty Ciaccio, Darlene Clayton, Michael Clark. Row 10: Kay Cogozzo, Melvona Coleman, Freida Collins, Christine Colvin, Patrick Combs, Linda Conway, Isaac Cook. Row 11: James-Cook, Peggy Cooper, Robert Correll, Emma Cottrell, Ray Cottrell, Roberta Courtot, Tyrone Cox. 13o 131 Sophomore; Row 1: Wayne Cox, Richard Craig, Mike Crone, Sharon Croom, Edward Daugherty, Larry Daugherty, Dan Daulton, Row 2: Brenda David, Petta Davidson, Cyn- thia Davis, Diana Davis, Harold Dav vis, Rosa Davis, Charlotte Day. Row 3: David Day, James DeBruer, Delora Delaney, Curtis Denton, Leroy Din- kins, William Dinser, Charles Dohme. Row 4: J ohn Doherty, J esse Doneworth, San- dra Dooley, J udy Dority, Allen Dove, Larry Drew, Patty Drinks. Row 5: Diane DuChemin, Sandra Dudley, James Dugan, Ronald Dula, Thomas Durbec, Linda Earls, Gerald Ed- wards Row 6: Vernell Edwards, Joe Egbert, Gary Elam, Shanna Elliot, Betty Ellman, Erwin Ellman, Cordia Ellison. Row 7: J ohnny Emmons, J oy Emmons, David Estes, Donna Estes, Jenize Evans, Donna Everett, Sandra Fair. Row 8: Lloyd Farris, Don Faulkner, Louis Ferguson, Donald Ferrell, Nick Ferry, Glenn Fezie, Edell Figgins. ROW.9: Diana Fisher, David Fitch, Dan Flan- igan, Elizabeth Flowers, Patrick Flowers, Reese Flowers, Charles Foggie, Row 10: Diane Foley, Gwendolyn Ford, Lynda Forkner, Tanya Forney, Ronnie Fos- ter, Elaine Francis, Richard Fraley. ROW 11: Ronald Franklin, KemmEt Frazier, Larry French, Marvin Frey, Melody Fritsch, Bill Fry, Gayle Frye. Sophomore: ROW 1: Dorothy Gadson, Dwight Gadson, Dorothy Gamble, Bobby Gambrel, Gary Gampfer, Frankie Garland, Annie Garner. Row 2: Barbara Gay, John Gegner, Glenn Gehefer, Davici Gibson, Gregory Gib- son, Judith Gibson, Judy Gibson. Row 3: Patricia Gilbert, Curtis Giles, Mary Gillan, Bruce Gilmore, Jackis Givens, Wyonetta Givens, Donald Glass. Row 4: Mark Glenn7 Robert Glenn, Carolyn Godsey, Ronald Goener, Alice Good- rich, Connie Gould, Constance Gow. Row 5: Elbert Graves, Wendell, Graves, Bena nie Green, Glenora Green, Beverly Greene, Patricia Greenwood, Herman Grevious. Row 6: Linda Griffith, Ron Grimes, Fatima Grizovic, Donna Grote, Diane Gulley, Wilhelmina Gurdner, Michael Haga- man. Row 7: Mike Hagarty, Jerry Haggerty, Thomas Hall, Arthur Halusek, Mi- chael Haney, Joe Harris, Curtis Har- grow. Row 8: Michael Harrington, Richard Harris, Lenore Harris, Juan Harris, Frank Harrison, Gary Harrison, Nancy Har- risen. Row 9: Connis Havens, James Hawkins, Carl Hayward, Nancy Head, Michael Heath, Michael Hedger, Mary Hehn. Row 10: Gregory Helton, Coy Helton, Russell Hein, Janice Hesselbach, Mike Hes- selbach, Alvin Hill, Cheryl Hill. Row 1;: Cordelia Hill, Dave Hill, Alma Hill- man, Emmett Hines, William Hinkle, Michael Hensley, John Hinderer. 137. 133 Sophomore; Row 1: Diane Hirsch, Bonnie Hirschauer, James Holbrook, Leonard Hollie, Glenn Hollingshead, Thomas Holt, Linda Honaker. Row 2: Thomas Hopkins, Rose Hopster, Charles Horton, Joel Hoskins, Earl Houck, Vernon Howe, Marilyn Hudd son. Row 3: Estelle Hughes, Gordon Hughes, Mike Hughes, Omega Hunter, Davetta Huntley, Kathy Hutcherson, Nancy Irvin. Row 4: Linda Ivey, Sandra Ivey, Brenda Jackson, Chester Jackson, Judy Jack- son, Rosalius Jackson, Francis J ames. Row 5: Joe James, Bruce Jamison, Barbara Jenkins, Jack Johnson, Vicki John- son, Barbara Johnson, Beverly John- son. Row 6: Herbert J ohnson, J ames J ohnson, Linda Johnson, Martha Johnson, Me- linda Johnson, Ronald Johnson, Ly nella Johnson. Row 7: Patricia Johnson, Thelma Johnson, Albert Jones, Brenda Jones, Cheryl Jones, Collins Jones, Edward Jones. Row 8: Gloria Jones, Greta Jones, Irene Jones, Irving Jones, James Jones, Juanita Jones, Loretta Jones. Row 9: Monroe Jones, Patsy Jones, W. D. J ones, Thomas Jordan, Kenneth Kaiser, Oletha Kaiser, Eugene Kap- Ian. Row 10: Ronald Keller, Edith Kelly, Patricia Kelly, Henry Kemp, Edward Kemp- 1in, Diane Kennedy, Eileen Kennedy. Row 11: Harlene Kennedy, Linda Kersey, Larry Ketteman, Veronica Kiner, Darrell King, Donald King, Earnes- tine King. Sophomore: Row 1: Joyce King, Michael King, Yvonne King, Bernadette Kirchner, Fred Kirkland, Bill Klug, Linda Knight. Row 2: Norman Knight, Gary Knox: Queen Knox, Fred Koch, Mary Kraus, Dar- lene Krick, Dale Kries. Row 3: Larry Lager, Lynda Lakes, Cletus Lampe, Mario Lathan, Carolyn Law- son, Dave Lawson, JoAnn Lawson. Row 4: Joyce Leach, Cheryl Lee, Cynthia Lee, Joanna Lee, Mike Lee, Pamela Leno, Ron Leppert. Row 5: Bobbie Lett, Covie Lewis, Cynthia Lewis, Elbert Lewis, Elmer Lewis, Judy Lewis, Randy Lewis. Row 6: Rosetta Lewis, Brenda Lawson, Don- na Lawson, Alyson Lilly, Deborah Lindsey, Jennifer Lippen, Bonnie Lehman. Row 7: Loretta Lewis, Wardell Love, Charles Loveless, Carl Lucas, Dolly Lucas, Clyde Madaris, Regina Maddox. Row 8: Dennis Magulski, Martin Maher, Charles Mallet, Gary Manning, Juan- ita Marcum, Mary Marcum, Carol Marshall. Row 9: Hycinthe Marshall, Linda Martin, Barbara Marx, Clarence Mason, Pat Maundrell, Juanita Mayes, Yvonne Mayes. Row 10: Comachitta Mays, Dock McClure, J ames McCoy, Arthur McCray, Cath- erine McDaniel, Lillian McDonough, Larry McElrath. Row 11: Jimmie McGhee, James McGuire, Gayle McMullen, Diane McNeal, Let- tie Medley, Terry Meister, Jim Mer- kel. - I34 X. xxx$ Sophomorex Row 1: Melinda Merritt, Matthew Metz, Roy Meyers, Katherine Mezei, Annette Miller, Brenda Miller, George Miller. Row 2: Teresa Miller, Marcia Mills, Steve Mitchell. Roy Mitchell, Sue Mobley, Ronald Mooney, Obie Moon. Row 3: Janie M0oney, John Moore, Carol Moore, Nolan Moore, Herbert More- Iock, John Masher, Patricia Muir. Row 4: Kenneth Murphy, J essie Murray, Mildred Murray, Gloria Myers, Jackie Nared, Carol Neely, Dana Neimeister. Row 5: Darlene Nessler, Gary New, Gwen- dolyn Norman, Tom North, Christina Noyes, Edward Nuxoll, Bobby OlBan- ion. Row 6: Diann UBanion, Rose O Brien, Heard Ocenger, Sharon O,C0n.nor, Marvin Oliver, Mike Oliver, Charlene Opp Row 7: Tim Overby, Sandra lz'arkery Sylves- ter Parks, Carroll Parnell, Jean Par- tin, Eugene Partridge, Michael Pat- mon. Row 8: Ralph Paxton, Paul Peckenpaugh, David Pendland, Norma Penley, Ra- mona Penney, Beverly Perdue, Judy Perry. Row 9: Johnetta Person, Pleas Pettis, Linda Phelps, John Pickett, Gwen Pitts, Sandy Platt, Beverly Poindexter. Row 10: Pamela Poole, Judith Potzner1 Karen Poulos, Carolyn Powell, Ronald Powell, Bob Poynter, Robert Press- ley. Row 11: James Price, Betty Pritchett, Calvin Pryor, Bruce Purkiser, Danny Push, Richard Puthoff, Michael Quinn. Sophomore! Row 1: Patrick Quinn, Kristine Ragland, Bonnie Raines, Madaline Ratliff, Lesh ter Raymond, Donald Reed, Thurman Reedy. Row 2: Vernon Reis, Danny Reigelsberger, Veronica Reis, Charlene Heisenber- ger, Jocelyn Reynolds, Bill Rich, Elaine Richardson. Row 3: J ames Richter, Wanda Riddle, Sandra Riegelsberger, Alice Riehle, Mike Rigdon, Loretta Rivers, Bonita Rob- bers. Row 4: Gary Roberts, Carolyn Robinson, J im Robinson, Louise Robson, Michael Rogers, Lawrence Rohrig, Florence Rose. Row 5: Kenneth Rose, Sandy Roszell, Ken- neth Ross, Bobby Rowland, Linda Royce, King Ruffin, Charlotte Russell. Row 6: Cornell Russell, Greg RussEll, John Russell, Charles Sachs, Leon Sajnog, Dorothy Sampson, Joe Sanderson. Row 7: Dannie Savage, Sondra Saylor, Vir- ginia Saylor, Jimmy Scales, Benny Scalia, Kathleen Schaffer, Ada Maria Schmidt. Row 8: Edward Schmidt, Martha Schmidt, Jerry Schutte, Beverly Schweizer, Sandra Scudder, Mike Sehlhorst, Linda Settles. Row 9: Dorothy Shanks, Ernest Sheffield, Ray Shell, Eugene Shelton, Beverly Sicker, Joseph Siefert, David Simp- son, Row 10: Furman Sims, Frank Sinkfield, Penny Sizemore, Phyllis Sizemore, A1 Slush- er, Debby Slye Brenda Smith. Row 11: Christine Smith, Frederick Smith, Harold Smith, Johnny Smith, Mike Smith, Mike Smith, Reginald Smith. Sophomore: Row 1: Sandy Smith, Wayne Sneed, Barbara Snyder, Larry Sparks, John Spilker, Gloria Spinelli, Maxine Solomon. Row 2: Sandy Staat, Dora Stafford, Debby Starrett, Andy Steele, Dan Steinhaus, Thomas Steinhaus7 Glenna Stein- mann. Row 3: Ronald Stevenson, Arthur Stewart, Coray Stich, Edward Stickle, Marvin Stivers, Linda Stodghill, Diann Stone. Row 4: Bob Story, Holton Strunk, Lynn Sud- dendorf, William Surber, Keith Swarm, Terry Sweet, Donna Swigert. Row 5: Charles Taylor, Mel Taylor, Elouise Terrell, Donald Thomas, James Thomas, Johnny Thomas, William Thomas. Row 6: Jackie Thompson, James Thompson, Lester Thompson, Linda Thompson, Debby Threm, Blanda Thriweatt, Meril Todd. Row 7: William Tomlin, Clara Townsend, Mary Trammell, Nancy Tranor, Da- vid Trent, Georgia Turner, Linda Turner. Row 8: Stanley Upshaw, Luther Vanover, Fred VonStein, Donna Waddle, Tom Wagenfleld, William WahoH, Alvin Walker. Row 9: Beverly Walker, Evelyn Walker, Johnnie Walker, Joe Wallace, Becky Walriven, Marian Walsm, William Walters. ROW 10: John Waltz, Wanda Warf, Constance Ware, Kathy Warren, Norman War- ren, Theron Washington, Delores Wan ters Row 11: Harold Watkins, J ames Watkins, Lina da Watkins, Mike Watson, Shirlev' Watson, Fay Watts, Charles Way T196 Freshman C lam Row 1: David Abel, Dorothy Abercrombie, Roger Abrams, Dan Ackerman, Deb- bie Ackersoh, Edmona Adams, Ray- mond Adams. Row 2: Roger Aichele, Charles Akers, Sharon Alexander, Melvin Allen, Barbara Anderson, Howard Anthon, Linda Armbruster. Row 3: Peggy Rader, Patrick Bannigan, Thpmas Bannigan, Sandra Barnes, Bart James, Bertha Barwick, Albert Bauer. Row 4: Debra Bear, Keith Recker, Carmel- nita Bennett, Linda Bennie, Dennis Bennington, Donald Binford, Ernest Bird. Row 5: Phyllis Bird, Loring Botkin, Susan Bourke, John Bowman, Elizabeth Boyd, Terry Boyle, Sharon Brazile. Row 6: Shirley Brazile, Deborah Brooks, La- von Brooks, Kristina Brooks, Armi- nell Brown, Mike Brusman, Tony Bryant. 14.0 14.1 Freybmen Row 1: James Bunner, Robert Burch, Paul Burger, Marian Burkes, Herbert Burn lage, Janice Butts, Victoria Byndon. Row 2: Bill Carr, Roberta Chambers, Pat Chatten, Arlene Claus, Clyde Clugs- ton, Bill Cockshutt, John Coffey. Row 3: Navara Cole, J ames Coleman, Phyllis Coleman, David Collins, Lonnie Col- well, William Conway, Elizabeth Crank. Row 4: Gregory Creech, Gary Cripe, David Crosby, Sharon Culbreth, Mike Cun- ningham, Dennis Cytraus, Rita David. Row 5: Darlene Davis, James Denny, Char- lotte Denton, Thomas DeWald, Jerry Dixon, Elizabeth Djenge, J oyce Doo- ley. Row 6: John Doyal, Iris DuBose, Bill Duffy, Irene Dunckley, Kathy Durham, Her- bert Edmonds, Linda Edmonds. Row 7: Edwina Beverly, Bernard Egbert, Le- roy Ellis, Linda Engle, Robert Ernst, Betty Etinger, Mary Falcone. Row 8: Michael Farrier, Don Fehr, Kathleen Ferry, James Fetters, Kathy Fillers, Kurt Fisher, Marcella Fisher. Row 9: Michael Fry, Arlene George, Floyd George, Kathy Geisler, Sandra Gillen, Mary Gilreath, Yvonne Glenn. Row 10: Bruce Graham, JoAnn Graham, Philip Grant, William Green, Terry Greene, Etta Mae Grisby, Frank Gibbs. Row 11: David Gully, Gloria Haas, JoAnn Hagarty, Gary Haggard; Patsy Hall, Larry Harris, Patricia Harris. Freybmen Row 1: Larry Hardin, Regina Harris, John Hauck, Gregory Haugabrook, James Hawkins, George Hayes, Robin Hayes. Row 2: Tim Hayes, Paul Heater, Tom Hed- 1'ick, Darlene Helten, Louis Henschen, Sheila Hensley, David Henson. Row 3: Barbara H111, Eddie Hill, Gloria Hill, Jeanette Hill, Marion Hill, James Hinton, Jill Hoffman. Row 4: Sally Hoffman, Michael Hooks, Allan Hope, Cliff Howard, Greg Hughes, Rebecca Hurles, David Hutson. Row 5: John Ivey, Anna Jackson, Henry J ackson, Larry J arvis, Christine J ent, Wanda Jett, Richard Johnson. Row 6: Rodney Johnson, Barbara Jones, Charles Jones, James Jones, Laws rence Jones, Michael Jones, Ronnie Jones. Row 7: Vivian Jones, Betty Jurief, Patrick Kathman, Betty Keegan, Ray Kist, Jerry Kitchens, Billy Knight. Row 8: Dennis Knight, Jeanette Knox, Alice Knuckles, Dianna Lafferty, Kenny Lay, Harold Leaks, Ruth Lett Row 9: Linda Lewis, Arlene Leyendecker, Kathleen Little, John Little, Eileen Long, William Losito, Don Lowman. Row 10: Dale Lusk, Charlene Maddox, Deb- orah Mahaffey, Tom Mahoney, Shar- on Massey, Barbara Masters, Jim Maupin. Row 11: Treena Mayes, Antoinette McDougal, Danny McEntush, Beverly McFar- land, Bernard McGrew, Dennis MC- Namara, Paul Mechley. 14.7. 14.3 Freshmen Row 1: Nancy Mentzel, Dennis Merriss, Janet Meyer, Mike Kaplan, Alma Miller, Eddie Miller, Victor Miller. Row 2: Nancy Mills, Jerry Minton, Kathy Mintzer, Marshall Mitchell, Carrie Mobley, Harold Moller, Floyd Moore, Row 3: Michelle Moore, Michael Morrison, William Morton, Larry Moses, Mari- etta Moses, Phyllis Neal, Linda Neely. Row 4: Lona Nolan, Michael O,Neal, Chris- tine Owens, Maggie Owens, David Pankey, Linda Parchman, Edmond Parson. Row 5: Valerie Parson, Carol Penn, Thomas Pflanz, Wayneth Phelps, Linda Pitts, Danny Place, Charmaine Price. Row 6: Robert Pucke, J ean Raike, Frederick Raiser, Johnny Rand, Della Rankins, Freda Rankin, Diane Ratliff. Row 7: Shirley Ray, Reginald Redd, Barbara Reeves, Carol Rich, Veronica Rich- ardson, Walter Richardson, Dennis Ridden, Row 8: Joyce Riegelsberger, Fred Riehle, Colleen Rinfrow, Charles Robinson, Robert Roellig, Kathy Roller, Joseph Rose. Row 9: Dan Ruhe, Nancy Ruhe, Norma Sand- ers, Patrick Schreiber, Ted Schulte, Charles Schwegler, Pam Scott. Row 10: Donna Sears, Barbara Seger, Jerry Sehlhorst, Pat Seta, Dan Sexton, Helen Seymour, Juanita Shannon. Row 11: Michael Shaw, Bernice Sims, Clayton Slusher, Audrey Slye7 Eugene Smith, John Smith, Melinda Solomon. Freybmen Row 1: Katie Souders, Diane Spinelli, Kenny Spradlin, Robert Staggs, Claudette Stallworth, Rebecca Stickle, Diana Strickley. Row 2: Patty Stinebuck, Bonita Strasser, Layton Studt, Joyce Suddendorf, Garry Summers, Ann Taylor, Jean Taylor. Row 3: Richard Tenoever, Rita Thomas, Richard Thornton, Larry Thrasher, Edwin Tincher, Ann Tobergta, Ron- ald Tolle, ' Row 4: Linda Tuck, Dennis Uchtman, Joe Ulrich, Gary Vanderbilt, Nathaniel Vaulx, Charlotte Wagers, Linda Walker. Row 5: Noralene Walker, Gregory Wallace, Mary Wallace, Marirose Weaver, Roger Weber, Duane Weems, Harold Welbon. Row 6: Rose Weldishofer, George West, Gregory Whaley, William White, Vic- tor White, Tamara Whitfield, Alexis Williams. Row 7: Gwendolyn Williams, Helen Williams, Tyrone Williams, Ada Wilson, Vickey Wilson, Barbara Winans, William Woodard. ROW 8: Marjene Woods, Fred Wright, Danny Young, Kathy Young, Gladys Zach- ary. Torn Pekel making on'e of over fwo hundred phone calls. Acknowledgments When we try to say hthank youh to all the teachers and students who participated in the publication of the 1966 PENDULUM, we find our- selves wordless. Teachers and students aiike have spent endless hours taking pictures, telephoning, writing, and getting information ready be- fore press time. The Business Staff wishes to ekpress our sincere thanks for those ad- vertisers who showed confidence in us by supporting the PENDULUM. g: I E; 5? :5: + To the graduating Aeniom OUR BEST WISHES w FUR A HAPPY AND SUECESSFUL 5R LIFE S. ROSENTHAL 8: COMPANY, INC. 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Ohio 45226 Bob AAuenchenE Knowlton's Corner Furniture 3940-42-44 Spring Grove Ave. At Ludlow Viaduct Everything-tor-the-home 681-7000 Queen City Chevrolet 00. 4M East Courts CINCINNATI. OHIO CHEVROLET'S DOWNTOWN DEALER AFTER WE SELL0WE SERVICE 72I-4880 Monday thru Friday Parts and Service 6:00 A.M.-I2:30 P.M. E. A. KOHl PACKING 00., INC. I320 Ethan Ave. Cincinnati. Ohio 45225 BINGHAM ROLLERS Sam'l Bingham's Son Mfg. Co. l935 Western Ave. Cincinnati. Ohio 542 I4 Some will advise you that they are specialists in one type of printed piece or another. We concentrate on being specialists in fine lithography. OX T112 Nielsen Lr'ttrograplring Company Eastern H1775 Lane - Cincinnati, Oln'a, 45209 - Phone 321.5200 Big sheet, little sheet...long run or short! Your print order is backed up by talent that can take a simple sheet of paper or foil and ride it to glory. Good Luck, Graduates Include life insurance in your plans 'For H13 fu+ure THE OHIO NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY A MUTUAL COMPANY Wm. H. Taff Road af Highland Avenue Phone 86l-l IOI STOR-DOR BEVERAGE SERVICE ADRIAN'S FLOWER SHOP I725 BLUE ROCK ST. CINCINNATI. OHIO 45223 Clif+on and Ludlow . . . . . 22 FREE HOME DELIVERY Clncmnah. Ohio 45 0 Flowers and Planfs for Every Occasion 54 E-7922 WINDOW SHADES CURTAINS C lime +5 Of CURTAIN RODS DRAPERIES omp n VENETIAN BLlNDS CORNICES TOM PEKEL THE HANDY WINDOW SHADE CO, MECKSTROTH BROS. Manager 01: +58 Telephone: 24!,4020 1966 Annual Business S+aH 905 Vine S+ree+ Cincinnafl. Ohio COMPLI MENTS OF Our Complimen+s To A Fine School 103. MARTINO AND 00. Wholesale FruHs and Vege+ables I304 Main 5+. Cincinna-i'i. Ohio WORLD LIBRARY of SACRED MUSIC 2145 Ceni'raE Pkwy. Cincinna+i. O. 452 I9 PATRONS SIS'S RESTAURANT JOHN HALL AUTO BODY 4I52 HamiHon Ave. Norfhside I632 HoHnor Sf. 45I-4950 W. H. STARK GROCERY GRUEEN'S I500 Chase S'l'. 54l-2065 26I8-20 Vine Sf. 28 l-250l DR. S. SCHWARTZ-DENTIST ABNEY'S SUNOCO SERVICE 6'2 Vine Sfreef 62 I4I6I2 30l6 Cenfral Parkway 54I-993O BUD HERBERT MOTORS CASA LA PIZZA 4050 Spring Grove 54l-329O I628 Chase 5+. 681-6776 ED'S SUPER MARKET SANTO FLORISTS 647 E. Epworfh Ave. 54l-9542 I409 KnowHon Sfreef 541-4455 WINTON PLACE PHARMACY CHARLES KOCH GREENHOUSES 648 E. Epwor+h Ave. 54l-0368 I306 Springlawn Ave. HOWARD'S FOODS 4 AMERICAN OFFICE MACHINES CO. 4044 Hamilfon Ave. 54l-983I 4l I8 Bridgefown Rd. Cincinna+i. Ohio BILL'S BARBER SHOP BaH'imore and McHenry CHRI'STOS AND DRIVAKIS Confecfionary GREETINGS FROM HOMEROOM 207 55cll Club Compiimems of COURTER'S STUDENT STORE Comple+e Line of Schoof Supplies TECH. DRAFTING4SENIOR CLASS 66 Jim Vice; Ed Jackson, Roger Johnson. Dennis Pohl. Ed Rolfert Don Marsh. Charles Konnfgan. Carson Mack Congra+ula+ions +0 H1e Graduafing Class of I966 'From +he Seniors of fhe DECA Club Vernes+ Byrd Sandy Rohe Ada Harrison Linda Rooks Karen Housfon Kafhy Sehlhors+ Bev Howard Sue Smifh Dolores Sfewar+ Geraldine Wallace Carol WilHams Tom Winkler Theresa Lindsay Edna Meglone Gwendolyn Moore Linda Monroe Judy PHCa Besi of Luck in All You Do, May Forl'une Find and Follow You Complimenfs of dasses in Room 355 Mafh lIl-General ............... 3rd Period Ma+h IIl-Acac'iemic ............. 4H1 Period Mafh Ill4General ............... 5+h Period 103 111 116A 116B 127 128 129 132 140 141 163 166 172 174 175 178 179 180 181 182 202 204 207 208 210 211 212 216 217 Best Wishes To the Pendulum and the Class of 1966 from The Student Council 262 263 264 265 267 268 269 270 273 274 275 276 277 278 301 302 304 305 312 313 315 352 353 355 356 357 358 359 362 219 220 250 253 256 257 258 259 260 261 371 Torn Pekel Donna Tegenkamp Pat Hoffard Herb Richardson Mary Gully Gaye Schockman Peggy Hines Shirley Smith Donna Curliss Sandra Pflug Dee Stewart Dan Alexander Larry Bailey Nancy Harrison Sue Irene Smith Vickie Haggard Mr. Vath Anne Campbell Mrs. C. Lucas Mrs. E. V. Keller Mrs. A. Sarsfield Mrs. Irma. Merkle Mr. Sarsiield Bill Daugherty Mr. Redmond Mr. Stowers Ron Tolle Frank Watson Drexel Mullins Keith J effries Skip Gottmer Jim Hill Ron Walton Chuck Busch Mr. Dryer Mr. Tenhunfeld Mr. Heslar Mike Smith Mel Taylor Mike Ritchie J 01111 Meyer Don J ohnson J erry Mayfleld Gwen Crawford Mary Helm Mary Hampel Cecil Gentry Archie Flowers Mr. Helmhold Leonard Williams GOOD LUCK, GRADUA T ES Compliments of Courfer's Supporters Sandy Enzor Tom Hetzer May and Jim Melitia Atkinson Mike Enderle Martha Holesinger Irma Wagner Tommy Swafford Charles Dickerson Linda Lakes Mrs. Nowick Mr. and Mrs. Fitzjarrell Mrs. Ella Manigan Mr. Holstein Dennis Campbell Mrs RUbY Baker J ohn Schneider Jerry Clark Mrs. Ruth Laps Mike Tiemann Glenn and Patsy Hugh Kohler Elio Cittadino Miss McCort Mr. J. Precht Richard Williams Mr. Thomas Frolo Jim Assum Sandy Fair Mr. Les Monk Richard Powell Mr. R. Kamp Edward Jones Mrs. Edwards J erry Junius Michael J ones Mr. Felix Tim Vaughn Donna and Randy Estes Don Marsh Brent 8: Jan Dennis Carter 'Dianne Bowling Mr. Jones Mr. Carl Sulek Eddie Mesman Al Brown Dennis Uchtman Dennis Pohl Joyce Cox Tony Riley Ed Rolfert R. Hollstein Roger Dale Witt Mr. Frost Mrs. Erhardt Walter Hollin Keith Swarm Gloria Brusman Melody Smith Mr. Hottenstein Sunny Hollin Mrs. Wm, Tegenkamp Roger Johnson Johnny McMullen Mrs. Howard Stafford James Kennedy Mrs. Merritt Richard Metz Mrs. Carl Maithre Mr. Flamm Mrs. Ruth Koeppe Cheila Bowling ' Dave Wellbaum Mrs. Freck Pam Poole Ed Prophett Mrs. Claire Sanning Peggy Eager Leroy Stevenson Mrs. Jordon Stephanie Leach David Sanderson Mr. 8: Mrs. J ohn 581111ng Pamela Hill Robert Disbennett Mrs. s. L. Eaton Darleen Miller Carl Barry McKenzie Mr. Wiest Dottie Vance Fred Mabrey Mn Lowe Kathy S, Martin Queen and Dan Miss Mildred Schopmeyer Bob Schweitzer Wilma Hatmaker Mr. John Laney Lenora T. Owens l Peggy Conrad E. Rita Fitzjarrell Norman Schneider Sam Harrison Veda and Donald Judy Foster Uncle Bob Pemberton Audrey and Bobby JoAnn Lee Tom and Donna Larry Drew Jewell Grigsby Ruby Perkins Cheri Lee Charlie Rose Loretta J ohnson Terry Boyle Dan B'eckman Dave and Vicki Mary Lou Johnson Tony Ferry Dav'e and J oey Gene Swain and Betty P. Mr. Boggs J im Sampson Eagel Brad and Sugar Dan Donna Dunckley Pat McCarty Eagle Bird anti Beverly Mr. W. Penn Sandy Staat Betty and Sam Mr. Wegford Rose Hopster Doris and Ed Bob Zapf Rose Mary Rupp Leynorice and Patricia Michael McCullough Ronald Brusman Mutt Gehring Mrs. Helen Kugel Jeannine Childs Mania and Rich Mr. Hnuse John Shaw X Callie and Lou Newhouse CONGRATULATIONS TO THE STAFF OF THE 1966 PENDULUM AND TO THE FACULTY AND STUDENTS OF COURTER TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL 6x3 BENSON PRINTING CO. NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE Senior Directom A Adkins, Deborah Lynn; 2401 Schon Drive; Cendra 4; Knight Life Staff 4. Alexander, Tyrone Glen; 584 Strand Lane; Auto Mechanics; Comps-Woody Sander Ford. Allen, Michael Carl; 3042 Colerain; Auto Mechanics; Baseball. Alggn, Sh; Rachel; 3802 Hillside Ave.; Data Processing; J .W.C.A. ec. . Althoff, Gary Lee; 911 Mt. Hope Ave.; Body and Fender Re- pair; Co-ops-Woody Sander Ford. Amend, Robert Lawrence; 3443 MCHenry; Construction Tech- nology. Anderson, James Arthur; Appliance Repair; Variety Show 1, 2, 3; Senior Band; Dance Band; Show Band. Arnold, Theresa; 3643 Irving St; Clerical Service; Y-Teens. Assimack, Mike George; 2841 Claypole Ave. Assum, David Paul; 3422 Brotherton Rd.; Printing. Assum, J ames Thomas; 3422 Brotherton Rd.; Lithography; Fall Play 1, 2, 3, 4; Knight Life Staff 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Va- riety Show 2, 4; Student Council 2; Cross Country 4. Atkinson, James William; 2485 Eastern Ave.; Lithography. Austin, Archie Lee; 3239 Beekman; Fabric Service; Basketball; Baseball. . B Bachman, Joan Louise; 27 Topridge PL; Secretarial; Co-ops- Board of Education; Knight Life Rep. 1, 2. Barber, Gregory Alpin; Appliance Repair; Football 2, 3, 4. Birnzett, William Edward; Body and Fender Repair; Football Barton, Judy Ann; 1945 Race St; Clerical Service. Baskin, Doris Jean; 574 Hale Ave.; Commercial Foods. B.'::stlera Michael Martin; 1306 Bowman Ave.; Fabric Service; an . Bauer, Debra Lee; 5833 Croslin St; OEice Practice; Choir 2, 4; Student Council 2; Guides 4. Bauer, Margaret K.; 4831 Winneste Ave.; Clerical Service. Beckman, Danny Lee; 6770 Daly REL; Lithography; Co-ops- Lodge 81 Shipley Co.; Knight Life Staff 3, 4; Pep Club 3. Belew, Rita L.; 1427 Main St; Business Education; Co-ops4 Henry Harris. Bennett, Barbara Jean; 9711 Parkside PL; Dressmaking; Co-ops 4A. B. Closson Co. Bennington, Marilyn Ann; 4574 Eastern Ave.; Business Educa- tion; Co-ops-American Telephone 8: Telegraph Co.; Girls' Week Rep. 3. Berry, James; 3302 Bowling Green Ct; Foods; Cross Country 4Co-Captain1. Bjers, Joyce Carol; 1240 Bates Ave.; Clerical Service. Blackmon, Melvin A.; 1784 Dreman; Clerical Service; Choir; Lancers. Bock, Bruce Alan; 2662 Linden St; Technical Electronics; Stage Crew 1, 3, 4; Radio Club 3, 4. Bowling, Barbara Diane; 1774 Carll St; Data Processing; Guides 1, 2, 3, 4 4Captain1; Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4; F.T.A. 1, 2, 3; Knight Life Staff 1, 2, 3; Variety Show 2, 3, 4; Drill Team 1, 2; Lancers 4; Student Council 4; PENDULUM Pal Candidate 2, 3; Football Queen Candidate 3. Bowman, Larry Earl; 1792 West Fork; Tailoring; Baseball. Boyd, John James; 3366 Millvale Circle; Co-op54Kitchen Help- er; CuClub; Football; Basketball; Track. Brazile, Calvin; 2666 Firtree Ct.; Commercial Design; Knight Life Staff 4Artist3; Cross Country. 158 Breeden, Bonnie Lynn; 726 Steiner Ave.; Secretarial; Co-ops- American Book Co.; Lancers 1, 2; Variety Show 2, 3; Knight Life Rep. 2. Brewer, Walter Eugene; 2315 Gest St.; Auto Mechanics; Co- ops4Woody Sander Ford. Brock, Doyle Lynn; 2318 Wilder Ave.; Auto Mechanics; Co-ops Clifford Jacobs Motors; Trouble-Shooting Class 3. Brown, Carolyn; 3545 Lee PL; Secretarial; Co-ops-American Book Co.; Dance Club 1. Brown, Daisy; 3536 Purdue SL; Clerical Service; Guides; G.A.A. Brown, Demeral Lee; 1958 Millvale Ct.; Body and Fender Re- pair; C-Club 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2; Baseball 2, 3, 4. Brown, Leonard James; 3460 East Millvale Ct; Lithography; Co-ops4Lodge 8: Shipley; Intramural Gymnastics 3. Brown, Nathan Tyrone; 3341 Bonaparte Ave.; Special Educa- tion. Brusman, Gloria Ann; 3832 Eastern Ave.; Clerical Service; Package Plan Rep. Brusmzz'l, Ronald; 3832 Eastern Ave.; Electronics; Gymnastics 2, 3, Bryant, Darlene; 2468 River Rd.; Business Education; Co-ops- Central Trust Co.; Student Council 2. Bryant, Larry; Auto Service. Burton, Jack Russell; 1403 Race St; Body and Fender Repair. C Cairn, Donna Lee; 1023 Kingston PL; Lunchroom Worker. Campbell, Anne R.,' 3556 Monteith Ave.; Cosmetology; Variety Show Make-up 3, 4; Cendra Make-up 4; PENDULUM Court. 3; Student Council 4. Gardner, Steve; 2918 Montana Ave.; Automotive; Co-ops-CliE Jacobs Plymouth. Carter, Betty Jeanne; 2815 Eden Avenue; Dressmaking; Co- ops4HMagliona Pants Co.; G.A.A. 1, 2; Cendra 1. Carter, Kenneth Roy; 1011 Underwood Pl.; Body and Fender Repair. Centers, Ervin Nicholas; 4247 Williamson PL; Foods. Cole, Albert; 3400 West Millvale Circle; Commercial Foods; Lancers 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3; Variety Show 2. Coleman, Genevieve; 3157 Syracuse St; Tailoring. Conrad, Peggy E.; 3537 Glenway Ave.; Cosmetology; Student Council 2; Variety Show Make-up. Cooper, Ronald; 3924 Ludlow Ave.; Body and Fender Repair; Co-ops-Museum of Natural History; Variety Show 1. Copeland, Jacquelyne; 946 Burton, 4611; Dressmaking; Choir. Correll, Darlene F.; 3849 Lovell; Cosmetology; Variety Show Makenup 3, 4; Cendra Make-up 3. Coskery, Ruth Ann; 1718 Republic St.; Commercial Design; Choir 2, 3, 4; Lancers 3 Couch, Robert; 2210 Stratford Ave.; Special Education. Covert, Norman Edward; 654 Enright Ave.; Electronics; Radio glub; Variety Show; Fall Plays; Cendra; Lancers; Stage rew. Cowley, Mark Thomas; 2888 Ratterman Ave.; Auto Mechanics; Co-ops-General Motors; Track Team 3; Swim Team 3, 4; General Motors Training Center. Cox, Gary Vinson; 1254 Bates Ave.; Auto Mechanics; C-Club; Cendra; Stage Crew; Baseball. Cox, Joyce Ann; 743 Purcell Ave.; Clerical Service; Varsity Cheerleading 3, 4Captain; 4. Crawford, Charlotte Ann; Clerical Service. Crawford, Gwendolyn; 1936 Duck Creek Rd.; Cosmetology; Y-Teens 2, 3, 4SecJ 4; Student Council 3, 4; Package Plan Rep. 3, 4; Knight Life Rep. 3, 4; G.A.A. 2; Class Secretary 3; Varsity Cheerleader 4; Girls1 Week Rep. 3. Crawford, Gwnedolyn; 1936 Duck Creek Rd; Cosmetology; Knight Life Staff 3, 4; Variety Show Make-up 3, 4; Cendra Make-up 3. D Daniels, Noman Maurice; 950 Burton; Fabric Service. Davidson, Corliss; 992 Cleveland Ave.; Data Processing; Y-Teens 1; G.A.A. 1Assistant ManageU 1, 2. Decker, Mary JoAnn; 4334 Beech Hill Ave.; Office Practice. Denkins, Margo; 1726 Freeman Ave.; Clerical Service; G.A.A. 2; Band 3; Pep Club 3; Dance Band 4; Variety Show 4. Dick, Judy Diane; 751 East Epworth Ave.; Data Processing; Guides 3, 4, 5; Student Council 2. Dickerson, Langstaff; 250 Forest Ave.; Technical Science; Bas- ketball 1, 3, 4; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Show Band 1, 2, 3, 4; C-Club 3, 4; Student Council 3; All-City Band 2, 4. Disbennett, Robert Charles; 2142 Fulton Ave.; Appliance Re- pair; Co-ops-Electric Motor Co.; C-Club Z, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Swimming 2, 3; Baseball 2; Class Treasurer 4. Dooley, Walter Lewis; 5444 Hebron CL; Automotive; Atheltic Dept. Worker. Drake, Juanita Rosa; 2116 Eastern Ave.; Tailoring; Co-ops- Magliands Pants C0,; Package Plan Rep. 3; Red Cross Rep. 3. Dransman, Robert Joseph; 4216 Colerain Ave.; Electronics; Ifs Academic Team 4 Dukes, Carl; 1933 Powers St.; Special Education. Dunaway, Mike James; 5532 Duning P1.; Co-OpkLunchroom Worker. Duncan, Helen Fay; 2627 Ring PL; Office Practice. Dykes, Ronnie Gene; 2950 Burlington P1.; Automotive; Co-ops 4Hopple Street Shell Station; Choir 3; Lancers 3. E Echols, David Allen; 1534 Wm. H. Taft Rd.; Wood Shop. Edison, Robert W.; 1646 Dewey Ave.; Automotive; Gymnastics; General Motors Training Center. Edwards, Jesse Joseph; 1755 Queen City Ave.; Automotive. Edgards, Michael Owen; 3050 Mathers; Fabric Service; Foot- b . Ellison, Thelma Eleen; 794 Dutch Colony Dr. Ergeg?,1Barbara L.; 3115 Eastern Ave.; Business Education; F Fehr, Lola Helen; 764 Dutch Colony Dr.; Business Education; American Telephone and Telegraph Co. Ferrell, Bennie Michael; 2338 Chickasaw St.; Commercial Foods. Ferrell, Clarence Michael; 1617 Burgoyne St.; Lithography; Stage Crew 2; Safety Week Rep. 2. Ferry, Anthony John; 2466 West McMicken Ave.; Body and Fender Repair; Co-ops-Cronin Volkswagen Co. Filter, Timothy Neal; 3244 Koenig Ave.; Special Education. Fisse, James Bruce; 1442 Marlowe Ave.; Construction Technol- ogy; Cendra. Figixu-gh, Lena; 3716 Tappan Ave.; Clerical Service; Senior 011:. Fleming, Sandra Lee; 1761 Esmonde St.; Commercial Foods; PENDULUM 3. Flint, James Mickey; 3291 Beekman St. Flowers, Linda M.; 1024 Dayton St.; Data Processing; Guides 1, 3, 4; F.T.A. 1; G.A.A. 1; T.O.P.S. 3. Forney, Caritha Ann; 817 Hutchins Ave.; Bookkeeping; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Variety Show 1, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2; Y-Teens 1, 2; Pep Club 3; Senior Class Committee 4. Foster, Leon; 3054 O1Bryon St.; Woodwork; C-Club; Football. Foster, Patricia Ann; 3810 Iberis; Office Practice; Co-ops4 tfllmerican Book Co.; Guides 1; Student Council 1; Class Presi- ent 1. 159 G Gardner, Paul James; 602 Tafel St. Garner, Barbara Jean; 2126 Sinton Ave.; Commercial Foods; Choir 4; Y-Teens 1; Pep Club 3. Garner, Rosie Mae; 618 Strand Lane; Business Education; Choir. Geiger, Janice Carol; 2346 Ravine St.; Commercial Design. Gentry, Clyde; 6847 East Fork Rd. Gibbs, Judith Carol; 4130 Kirby Ave.; Business Education; Co- ops4Board of Education. Girdler, Annetta Marie; 3209 West Eighth St.; Commercial De- sign; Art Club 3. Goerner, Steven William; 439 Elberon Ave.; Appliance Repair. Goodrich, Jack Omar; 2631 Brestel Rd.; Printing; Cross Coun- try 1Varsity1 2. Gottmer, Lambert Henry; 968 Hatch; Body and Fender Repair. Gould, Carol Jean; 4305 Eastern Ave.; omce Practice; Choir Gray, Anthony; 515 Carmalt; Tailoring; Choir 3; Lancers; Guides. Greco, Nick; 746 Hand Ave.; Auto Meachnics; Co-ops4Frontier Dodge; Gymnastics Team 1, 2, 1Captain1 3, CCaptaim 4; Va- riety Show 1. Gresham, Roger L.; 538 Ridgeway Ave.; Auto Mechanics; Co- ops-Entner Olds. Grinter, Allen James; 25 Boltwood Ct., Apt. 12E; Electronics; Color Guard 2, 3, 4; Page Editor of Knight Life 1, 2; Guides 2. Gully, Mary L.; 3917 Spring Grove; Cosmetology; Gymnastics 2, 3, 4; Choir 2, 3, 4; Variety Show 2, 3; Variety Show Make-- up 3, 4; Usherette 1, 2; Christmas Show 4; Drill Team 2; Package Plan Rep. 2, 3; Red Cross Rep. 2;:Student Council 3. Guthrie, Doris Ann; 8349 Banbury St.; Co-ops-Lunchroom Worker. H Haggard, Vickie Lynn; 4403 Haight Ave.; Cosmetology; Knight Life StaE 1,- Student Council 3, 1Secretary1 4; Red Cross Alternate Rep. 1; Make-up for Plays and Variety Shows. Haggerty, John Arnold; 99 Waits Ave.; Construction Technol- ogy; Swim Team 1Captain1; C-Club; Red Cross Rep. Hall, Patricia Sue; 1712 Vine St.; Secretarial Practice; Junior Council on World Affairs 3. Hampel, Mary Katherine; 1120 Beech Ave.; Clerical Service. Harris, Carolyn; 3647 Roll Ave.; Food Service; G.A.A. Harris, Yvonne Jean; Food Service; G.A.A. Harrison, Sam Allen; 2864 Henshaw Ave.; Body and Fender Repair. Hasdorff, Charles; 2144 West Eighth St.; Graphic Arts. Hatmaker, Wilma Rose; 1667 Montrose; Cosmetology; Guides 4; Make-up for Plays and Variety Shows 3, 4. Hayes, Jeraldine; 609 Prospect P1,; Technical Science; GAA. 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 2, 3; Guides 2, 3; Red Cross Rep. 2, 3; Girls, Swim Team 2; Usherette 2, 3. Hayes, Marcelene Anita; 3543 Vinecrest PL; Clerical Service; Y-Teens 2; G.A.A. 1; Lancers 3; Choir 3, 4; Variety Show. Haywood, Michael; 797 Clark St.; Tailoring; Cross Country 1; Gymnastics 1, 2; Track 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Heath, Dwight Benjamin; 6117 Claphane Ave.; Lithography; Lancers 3, 4; F.T.A. 2, 3, 4; Cendra l, 2, 3, 4; Band Manager 3, 4; Fall Play 1, 3, 4; Senior Choir 3, 4; Variety Show 2, 3, 4. Hehl, Donna Rose; 903 Delhi Ave.; Data Processing; Cendra 3, 4. Hehn, Flora JoAnna; 5828 Croslin St.; Business Education; Co- ops40hio National Life Ins. 09.; Art Club 3, 4; Stage Crew Helper for Variety Show 3. Haileman, Bill C.; 1184 Overlook Ave.; Auto Mechanics; Choir Helphinstine, Cloy Allen; 5802 Seranac Ave.; Metal Shop. Hemmingway, Arthur; 656 Gholsen; Special Education; Foot- ball; Basketball; C-Club. Henderson, Charles Earl; 1729 Pulte St.; Appliance Repair; Co- ops4Frank1s Electric Motors. Henschen, Cathy; 4140 J erome St.; Dressmaking. Hetzer, Thomas James; 1780 Baltimore Ave.; Graphic Arts. Hill, Edwina; 1961 Millvale Ct; Clerical Service; G.A.A.; Y- Teens; Choir 1, 2. Hill, James Wesley; 623 Orient Ave.; Body and Fender Repair. Hill, Marvin; 3142 Moosewuod St; Intramural Basketball 2, 3; Intramural Gymnastics 3. Hilson, Marian; 511 Armory Ave.; Fabric Service; Girls1 Chorus; G.A.A.; Art Club. Hines, Margaret Alice; 3829 Stites PL; Cosmetology; Guides 4; Knight Life Rep. 3; Variety Show Make-up 3, 4; Cendra Make-up 4. Hoffard, Patsy Ann; 267 Carrel St; Secretarial Pfactice. Hollin, Dorothy; 2503 Addison St; Secretarial Practice. Hollin, Lois; 2595 Trevor PL; Business Education; Co-ops- American Book Co. Hollin, Sunny; 2595 Trevor 131.; Auto Service. Hollstein, Ronald; 1578 Glen Armand; Metal Shop. Holt, Anthony Murice; 3706 Hyde Park Ave.; Science; Football 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Cheerleader 4; Lancers 3, 4; C-Club 3, 4; Variety Show 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3; Red Cross Rep. Hopper, Gary Wayne; 1811 Highland Ave.; Graphic Arts. Hopper, Patsy Jean; 1521 Race St; Secretarial Practice; Co- ops4-A.T.8aT.; Guides 2, 3. Houston, Karen Sue; 3708 Mead Ave.; Merchandising; Decca. Howard, Beverly Jean; 4253 Kirby Ave.; Merchandising; Decca. Hubbard, Catherine; 2019 Highland Ave.; omce Practice; GA.A.; Guides; Choir; F.T.A.; Cheerleader; Y-Teens; Red Cross Rep.; Variety Show; Usherette. Hubbard, Ronald Myron; 543 Purcell Ave.; Co-ops-Laundry. Hughes, Kenneth Darvin; 1720 Bleecker Ln.; Lithography; Re- serve Football 3. Humphress, Roy Lee; 2422 Glenway Ave.; Electronics; Radio Club 2, 3, 4; Eureka 4Science Club1 4; J.C.W.A. 2, 3; Senior Class President 4. I Ivory, Gertrude Neaner; 1976 Millvale Ct; Fabric Service; G.A.A.; Y-Teens; Lancers; Senior Choir; Cendra. I Jackson, Delores; 3524 Hudson Ave.; Dressmaking; Co-ops4 Magliands Pants Co.; G.A.A. 2; Shillito's Sewing Board 3; Girls' Choir 2; Lancers 3; Choir 3; Variety Show Chorus 2, 3. Jackson, Edward Ronald; 810 Lincoln Ave.; Technical Drafting. Jackson, Gloria; 527 Armory, 532; Business Education; Co-opsA Board of Education; Y-Teens 1; G.A.A. 1; Girls1 Week Rep. 1; J .C.W.A. 1; Pep Club 3; F.T.A. 1; Pony Chorus 2. Jackson, Marcia Elaine; 1510 Gilpin Ave.; Tailoring; G.A.A. 1; Guides 1; Y-Teens 4Vice-President1. Jackson, Paris Willis; 1214 Myrtle Ave.; Special Education. Jackson, Patricia Ann; 3443 Reading Rd.; Dressmaking, Book- keeping; Choir 4. James, Shirley Ann; 2613 Park Ave.; Office Practice; Choir 2, 3, 4; Variety Show; Package Plan Rep.; Knight Life Rep. Jeffries, Isaiah Jr; 2403 May St; Cohops4Kitchen Worker; Football. Jeffries, Keith; 3216 Werk Rd.; Body and Fender Repair. Jewell, Wanda Lee; 1641 Pulte St; OiTme Practice; Co-ops4 Ohio National Life Insurance Co. Joehnk, Carolyn Sue; 2442 River Rd; Business Education; Co- ops4I-Ienry Harris, Inc. Johnson, Bonita Louise; 1026 Burton Ave., Apt. 53 103; OHice Practice; Pony Chorus; Majorettes. Johnson, Don Edward; 2831 West McMicken; Appliance Repair; Student Council 2. Johnson, Joyce Geraldine; 3355 West Millvale Circle; Clerical Service; G.A.A. 1, 2, 103cm; 3; Pep Club 4Secretary1 3; Y- Teens 1, 2, 3; Red Cross 1, 2, 3; Knight Life Rep. 1, 2, 3; Pack. age Plan Rep.; Student Council; Drill Team 2; Christmas Program 2, 3; Modern Dance Club 1, 2, 3; Play Day Referee. Johnson, Linda Lee; 2023 Apt. D Sutter Ave.; Business Educa- tion. 160 JogESt'm, Marilyn; 3910 King PL; Clerical Service; G.A.A.; clr. Johnson, Melva Jean; 3439 Harvey Ave.; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Dance Band 1, 2, 3; J.C.W.A. 1; F.T.A. 1; Miss Pep 4. Johnson, Roger; 2487 Saturn Ave.; Technical Drafting; Cendra; Cross Country; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Mr. Pendulum 4. Jones, Carnell; Commercial Foods; J.C.W.A. Jung, Steve Allen; 3979 Kenkel Ave.; Lithography; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Football 3, 4; C-Club 4; Student Council 3; Knight Life Rep. 3, 4. Junips, Jerald Edward; 1017 Saint Gregory St; Appliance Re- paLr. K Kaplan, Elizabeth Ida; 2806 Madison Rd.; Data Processing; Class Committee on World Affairs 2. Keith, Carolyn Mabel; 1836 Fairmount Ave.; Secretarial Prac- tice; Co-ops4American Telephone and Telegraph Co.; Pep Club 3; Y-Teens 3, 4Presiden0 4; Guides 1, 3; Hamco 3, 4; F.T.A. 3, 4; Girls1 Week 2; Student Council 4Treasurer1 2, Uldvisom 3. Kelly, Harriet Emmagene; 1607 Pulte St; Girls1 Choir; Variety Show 2; Mixed Choir 3. Kennedy, Edward J.; 345 Erkenbrecker Ave.; Auto Mechanics. Kennedy, James; 704 Dutch Colony D12; Metals; Reserve Gym Team; Intramural Basketball; Gymnastics. Kimmons, Freddie Ruth; 686 Gholson; Clerical Service; GA.A.; Y-Teens; Red Cross. King, Curtis Marvin; 6502 Coleridge Ave.; Combustion Power Technology; Lancers 1, 2 Kling, Dennis Anthony; 809 Suire Ave.; Body and Fender Re- palr. . Kohler, Hugh Russell; 3804 Colerain Ave.; Auto Mechanics. Konnagan, Charles Gary; 4142 Langland St; Technical Drafting. Koogler, Susan Jane; 1017 Saint Gregory SL; Commercial Foods. Kreger, Carl Benjamin; 120 West Nixon St; Electricity; Co- ops4Matlock Electric Co.; Intramural Swim Meet 1, 2. Kreis, Tracy H; 717 Steiner Ave.; Printing; Reserve Basketball. Krista, Donna Sue; 3743 Pennsylvania Ave.; Cosmetology; Va- riety Show Pony Chorus 3, 4; Cendra Make-up Committee 4. Kuhn, Jacob John; 3516 Galbraith; Body and Fender Repair. L Lacey, Karen Sandra; 612 Church St; Technical Science; Show Band; Marching Band; Class Committee on World Affairs 2. LaFleur, Michael Peter; 1808 Vine St; Body and Fender Re- pair; Choir 3, 4. LaFontaine, Thomas Ward; 4335 Normandy Ave.; Special Edu- cation. Langdon, Huel Dean; 2515 Stanton Ave.; Tailoring. Lawson, Johnny Clyde; 3559 Michigan; Kitchen Worker. Leach, Stephanie; 3620 Irbing SL; Secretarial Practice; G.A.A. Lee, Ronald; 1732 Holloway; Special Education. Leeds, Richard; 1322 Knowlton St; Metals Shop. Letcher, Terry Lee; 3353 Evanston Ave.; Auto Mechanics; Foot- ball 2, 3, 4. Lett, James Allen; 1819 Denham St; Data Processing; Guides ; J .C.W.A. Lewis, Loretta; 2275 Vine St; Clerical Service; Variety Show 1, 3; Student Store; Office Work. Lickliter, Walter Clarence; 9713 Dunraven; Data Processing; Reserve Football 2; Swimming 2, 3. Lierman, Pamela Verna; 1509 Chase Ave.; ETA; J.C.W.A.; Red Cross Rep.; Class Committee on World Affairs. Lindsay, Theresa Joan; 635 Lincoln Ave.; Distributive Educa- tion; Co-ops-Bethesda Hospital; Swim Team 3; D.E.C.A. 4; Cendra 4. Lipka, Paula Sue; 3850 Spring Grove Ave.; Technical Science; Miss Pendulum 4; GAA. 4; PENDULUM Staff 2, Editor; 3 and 4; Student Council 4; 71195 Academic? Team 4; J.C.W.A. 3, 4Secretary1 4; Jr. Red Cross Rep. 2; ETA. 2; Class Com-- mittee on World Affairs 7Presiden0 2; Christmas Play 4. Little, Velva Jean; 1845 Denham St.; Secretarial Practice. Love, Charles Calvin; 1136 South Lynnebrook; Appliance Re- pair. Love, Vyrdell; 3323 Holoway Court; Lunchroom Worker. Lukemire, Anthony Edward; 257 Delta Ave.; Technical SciencFJ. Lynn, Billy Curtis; 1606 Carll St.; Auto Mechanics. M Mack, Carson Lee; 2808 Observatory Ave.; Technical Drafting. Mandich, Karen; 1708 Race St, Rear Bldg; Business Education; Co-opsHAmerican Telephone 8: Telegraph Co. Marsh, Donald Raymond; 3170 River Rd.; Technical Drafting; Varsity Swim Team 3, 4; Lifesaving 3; Weightlifting 3, 4; Track 3; Mr. Pep Candidate 4. Martin, Irene; 3327 Moosewood; Fabric Service; Senior Choir; G.A.A.; Y-Teens; Variety Show. Martin, Leonard Don; 1651 Lockhurst; Laundry. Martin, William Howard; 3947 Warwick Ave.; Food Service; Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3; Track 3; IIitramural Swim- ming 2, 3, 4. Mathews, Jesse; 3579 Borgert; Special Education. Mayfield, Jerry Wayne; 1114 Marshall Ave.; Appliance Repair; Student Council 3. McCartt, Wilma Jo.; 654 Forest Ave.; Youth for Christ Ufice- President; 2; Variety Show 2; J.C.W.A. 2; ETA. 2, Ufice- PresidentJ 4; Guides 4; Christmas Play 4. McCarty, Patricia Ann; 1470 State Ave.; Data Processing; F.T.A.; Pep Club 3. McCloud, Raymond Keith; 2609 Cummins St.; Automotive. McCullough, Michael Jay; 3844 Trevor Ave.; Electricity; Stu- dent Council Rep. 4Alternate1 2, McFarland, Glenn Ray; 10 Antique St.; BusineSS Education. McGregor, Paul David; 6006 Highland Ave.; Auto-Body. McMullen, Johnny Melvin; 805 Ridgeway Ave.; Printing; C- Club 1; Choir 1; Cross Country 1Captain1 2, 3; Track wap- taim 2. McQueary, Maxine Lenore; 3323 Browning Ave.; Secretarigl Practice. Meglone, Edna A.; 1752 Fairmount Ave.; Distributive Education; Co-ops4Penny1s; Cendra 1President1 4; D,E,C.A. 4Secretary; 4; School Plays 2, 3. Melton, Carolyn; 3758 Mead Av.; Secretarial Practice; Co-ops- Central Trust; J.C.W.A.; Girls4 Week Rep.; Student Council; Package Plan Rep. Merritt, Thomas Alan; 758 Derby Ave.; Body and Fender Re- pair; Gymnastics Team 1, 2, 3, 4. Mesman, Eddy John; 3119 Minot Ave.; Electronics; Track; Cen- dra; Radio Club; Eureka Club; Stage Crew. Metz, Richard Phillip; 1998 Baltimore Ave.; Auto Service; Swimming 2; Knight Life Rep. 2; Package Plan Rep. 2. Meyer, John Richard; 3796 Aylesboro Ave.; Electricity; Gym- nastic 1, 2, 3. Mills, Shirley Ann; 4260 Williamson EL; Fabric Service; Stu- dent Council Rep. 2. Monroe, Linda Sue; 1606 Main St.; Distributive Education; J.C.W.A. 2; Swimming 2; Cendra 2, 3, Ufice-Presiden'o 4; Package Plan Rep. 3; Lancers 3, 4. Montag, John; Appliance Repair. Moore, Gwendolyn Ann; 6513 Revere Ave.; Salesmanship; Co- ops4Penny1s; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; YdTeens 1; D.E.C.A. CI'reas- men? 2, 3; Pep Club 3. Moore, Rick; 2487 Paris St.; Data Processing. Morris, Sylvia Sue; 1849 Walker St.; Office Practice; J.C.W.A. Moses, Barbara Elaine; 4170 Chambers St.; Fabric Service; Choir 2, 3, 4; Variety Show 2; Christmas Concert 2, 3. Mullins, Drexel; 1637 Hughes St.; Body and Fender Repair. Munday, Paulette Maria; 1010 Lincoln Ave.; Clerical Service; Pony Chorus 1; Student Council 2; Variety Show 3; Student Store 3; Office Worker 3. Mundy, Sharyn Lee; 1226 Bates Ave.; Commercial Design; Knight Life Staff 2, 3; Drill Team 2; J .C.W.A. 2; Playday Guide 2; Knight Life Rep. 1; Package Plan Rep. 1; Variety Show 2, 4; Usherette 2, 3; Girls1 Swim Team 3; Art Club 3; Senior Choir 4; Christmas Show 2; May Festival 4. 161 Murray, Celeste Beverly; 2619 Ashland Ave.; Fabrics Service; G.A.A.; YhTeens. N Neimeister, Lonnie Albert; 1876 West Fork Rd.; Auto Me- chanics. Neumaier, Steven Lee; 4756 North Edgewood Ave.; Foods Serv- ice; Pep Club 3; Senior Choir 4; Stage Crew 4; Display Serv- ice 3, 4. Nutley, Jeanette Ada; 112 McMillan; Cbuops4OH'lce. O Oswald, Vernon; 1533 Knox St.; Mechanical Drawing. Overby, Teresa Ann; 2338 Kemper LIL; Dressmaking. P Parker, Shirley Ann; 108 Topridge PL; Fabric Service; Choir 1; G,A.A. 1; Variety Show 2; Band 3. Pekel, Herberf Tom; 2978 Lischer Ave.; Body and Fender Re- pair; Guides 1; Basketball 1; PENDULUM Business Manager. Perdue, Perry Game; 3116 Imperial St.; Food Service. Perkins, Ruby; 3474 Southsides Ave.; Power Sewing; Y-Teens; G.A.A.; Student Council; Home-Making Club. Peterson, William K,; 926 Mount Hope; Body and Fender Re- pair; Co-ops4Woody Sanders Ford. Pflug, Sandra Kaye; 8315 Curzon Ave.; Cosmetology; Y-Teens 1; Guides 1; Senior Choir 4. Pilkerton, Linda Sue; 5815 Croslin St.; Office Practice. Pinkston, Eugene S.; 3233 Gilbert Ave.; Auto Service; Track 2; Cross Country. Pittman, Larry Glenn; 2607 Knorr Ave.; Lithography; Band. Pohl, Dennis Charles; 4259 Chambers St.; Technical Drafting; Baseball. Porter, Belinda; 3301 Woodburn Ave.; Business Education; Co- okCentral Trust; Student Council 2; Fall Play 3; G.A.A. 1Ser-retary; 2, 4Vice-President; 3; Guides 3, 4; Reserve Cheer- leader 4; Y-Teens 4Treasurer3 4; Variety Show Usher 2, 4. Poulos, George Nicholas; 1244 Denver Ave.; Body and Fender Repair. Powell, Richard Dennis; 4968 Charlemar Dr.; Lithography. Price, Cecilia Ann; 3200 Colerain; Business Education; 00-0155 --C0urter Tech; Girls, Swim Team; J.C.W.A.; Package Plan Rep. Price, Judy Ann; 3624 Borden St.; Retail Merchandising; Lan- cers; Cheerleading; D.E.C.A.; Variety Show. Pridemore, Lena Paulette; 46 West McMicken Ave. Prophett, Edward L.; 802 Blair; Printing; Co-opPStock Room; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track Team 3; Stu- dent Council 1, 4; Class President 3; C-Club 4President3 4. Puck, Thomas Robert; 5404 Songbird Dr.; Technical Science. Purcell, Robert Lee; 2541 Hackberry St.; Special Education. Q Quatkemeyer, Paul David; 964 Pavilion St.; Appliance Repair; Co-opsHElectric Motor Service. R Rains, Bruce; 2120 Harkness; Data Processing. Reese, Judith Ann; 3920 Ludlow Ave.; Data Processing; J.C.W.A. 2. Rettig, Terrence Michael; 274 Sutton Rd.; Printing. Rice, Linda Marie; 6816 Merwin Ave.; Drill Team 1, 2; Major- ettes 3, 1Captain1 4; Knight Life Staff 1, 2; Choir 2; Variety Show 1, 2. Richardson, Carolyn; 3342 Bowling Green Ct.; Distributive Ed- ucation; G.A.A.; Choir. Riley, Jerald Anthony; 1911 Clarion Ave.; Office Practice; Track 2; Basketball 2; Variety Show 3, 4; Marching Band 4; Show Band 4; Boys, Week Rep. 4; Go Round 4. Rivers, Sylvester Lee; 3550 Woodburn Ave. Roberts, Larry Richard; 628 Maryland Ave.; Data Processing; Pep Club 3; Isometric Club 3. Robertson, Beverly Joyce; 2612 Liddell St.; Data Processing; Cendra; Lancers; Christmas Pantomime 4Director1; Fall Plays; Guides. Robinson, Brenda Joyce; 528 Milton St; Bookkeeping. Rogers, Marcia Ann; 1921 Lillie PL; Business Administration; Co-opshAmerican Book Co.; Variety Show Usher 1, 2, 3, 4; Reserve Cheerleader 3; Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4; G.A.A. 1; Y-Teens 4Chaplain1 3, 4. Rohe, Sandra Lee; 3625 Brockton Dr.; Distributive Education; Co-ops$hillito,s; D.E.C.A. Rolfert, Edward Harry; 5496 Winton Ridge Ln.; Technical Draft- ing; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 3; Basketball 1; Guides 4; Student Council Rep. 4; Math Tournament Rep. 4; Rotary Club Seminar Rep. 4. Roller, Beverly Faye; 4214 Brookside Ave.; Business Educa- tion. Rooks, Linda Kay; 4723 Chickering Ave.; Distributive Educa- tion; Senior Choir; D.E.C.A. 4; Prom Committee 4. Rose, Charles William; 1920 Knob Ct; Data Processing; Cendra 4; Band 2; Fall Play 4; Mr. Pendulum Candidate 4. Ross, Gary Lee; 4249 Eastern Ave.; Body and Fender Repair, Rosser, Ruby Jean; 1717 Hewitt; Special Education; Y-Teens; Red Cross Rep.; G.A.A. 7Board Managem; Student Council Rep.; Variety Show Usher. Roulhac, Virginia Pearl; 2473 Paris St.; G.A.A. 2; Y-Teens 2; Choir 2, 3, 4. Ruch, James M.; 1989 G, Westwood Northern B1vd.; Lithog- raphy; Courter A-Go-Go. Russell, Annette; 973 Hatch St.; Business Education; Co-ops4 American Book Co.; Class Committee on World Affairs 2. Russell, Lynn Ann; 3986 Washington Ave.; Cosmetology. Russell, Wanda; 1604 Baltimore; Special Education. S Sachs, Shirley Ann; 2355 Saint James; Bookkeeping. Sanders, Rosie Lee; 1761 Sycamore St.; Fabric Service; G.A.A. 3. Sanderson, David; 1995 Millvale Ct.; Body and Fender Repair; Co-ops-Woody Sanders Ford; Football 2, 3, 4. Saylor, Betty Jean; 820 Wm. H. Taft RC1; Bookkeeping. Schnell, Barbara Lynn; 3055 Percy Ave; Commercial Foods. Schockman, Gaye Ann; 1928 Brinkmeier; Cosmetology; Cendra Make-up 3, 4; Variety Show Make-up 3, 4. Schultz, Larry John Joseph,- 528 Orient Ave.; Construction Tech- nology; Gym Team 1; PENDULUM Business Staff 1, 2, 3. Schweitzer, Robert Virgil; 2476 Scully St.; Office Practice. Scott, James Robert; 25 F, Boltwood Ct; Data Processing. Scott, Terry Lee; Fabric Service; Football; Baseball; Swim- ming; Student Council; Choir. Sebastian 7Hall1, Jeannie Diann; 65 East Clifton Ave; Cosme- tology; Class Committee on World Affairs 2; J.C.W.A. 2, 3, 4; Variety Show Make-up 3, 4; Cendra Makeup 3, 4. Sexton, Judy Juanita; 2537 Luckey Ave.,' Special Education. Shaffer, Allen Leroy; 1779 Denham St.; Bookkeeping; Co-opsp- Cincimmti News. Shanks, Charles Edward; 1643 Powers St.; Commercial Foods; Choir 3. Shaw, John Frankie; 3495 Burnet Ave.; Body and Fender Re- pair; Guides 3, 4; Football 1. Shell, Jerry W.; 4043 Runnymeade; Food Service; Lancers; Red Cross. Shields, Carolyn Ann; 2366 Saint James Ave.; Dressmaking. Sickles, Gary Dean; 5818 Lathrop PL; Lithography; Football 1; Variety Show 1; Reserve Basketball. :67. Simeton, Willie; 664 Greenwood Ave.; Commercial Foods; Lan- cers 3; Show Chorus 3; Student Council Rep. 4Alternate1 2; Variety Show 3. Simpson, Dane Alden; 3318 Bassett Rd.; Automotive. Simpson, Joan Etta; 348 Kilgour St.; Cosmetology; Variety Show Make-up 3, 4; Cendra Make-up 3, 4. Smith, Bruce Frederick; 3198 River Rd.; Metal Shop. Smith, Oliver Jr.; 1915 Millvale CL; Automotive. Smith, Shirley Faye; 4342 Kirby Ave; Cosmetology; Football Queen 4; Variety Show Make-up; Cendra Make-up; Prom Queen Attendant; Student Council Rep.; Class Officer tTreas- urerD; Guides. Smith, Sue Irene; 543 Considine Ave.; Merchandising; Co-ops -J. C. Pennfs; D.E.C.A. Club; Art Club 1, 2, 3. Smith, Timothy Wayne; 2577 Sage Ave; Body and Fender Re- pa1r. Solomon, Verna; 918 West Liberty; Business Administration; Co-ops-Ohio National Life Insurance; G.A.A.; Pep Club; Guides; Girlsi Week Rep. Sparks, Barry Dale; 14 Kings Run; Co-0ps4Laundry. Spears, Brenda Elaine; 929 Wabash Ave.; Business Education. Stallings, Oss; Fabric Service; Choir; Student Council. Stephens, Erma Sue; 1783 Queen City Ave.; Prom Decoration Committee. Stevenson, Leroy Jr.; 3507 Trimble; Auto Mechanics; Co-opss Entner Oldsmobile; J.C.W.A. 2, 3, 4President1 4. Stewart, Dolores Ann; 2392 Brokaw; Merchandising; Co-ops4 Sears, Roebuck :3: Co.; Class Officer 1Secretry1 4; D.E.C.A. 4Vice-President1 ; Miss Pendulum Candidate 4. Stich, Melvin Willard; 1647 Elmore St.; Electricity. Stofiflrsgen, John David; 2375 Wheeler St.; Auto Mechanics; 011'. Storer, Tom Luke; 2223 Gladstone Ave.; Metals Shop. Strange, James Thompson; 451 Milton St.; Body and Fender Repair. Strickley, William H; 1226 Louden St.; Body and Fender Repair. Stubbleiield, Janice Irene; 3812 Beekman St.; Cosmetology; Guides 4; Y-Teens 3, 4; Modern Jazz 1, 2, 3, 4. Swanrd, Tommy Edward; 1336 Vine St.; Printing. Sweet, Sharon Ann; 4348 Hamilton Ava; Secretarial Practice; Co-ops40hio National Life Insurance Co. Swigert, Ross Allen; 1126 Groesbeck Rd.; Lithography; Co-ops mGibson Greeting; C-Club 3, 4; Knight Life Stag 2, 3; Swim- ming 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 7Vice-President1 3. T Tanner, Vernill Ralph; 3239 Fairfield; Food Service; Swimming; C-Club; Sr. Life Savers; Weight Lifting. Taylor, Cathy F.; 1719 Esmonde St.; Cosmetology; Make-up Committee. Taylor, John Franklin; 1726 Pulte St.; Body and Fender Repair; Co-ops-C. R. Cronin. Tegenkamp, Donna Sue; 1642 Carll St.; Cosmetology; Guides; F.T.A.; Gymnastics; Make-up Committee; GAA. Terrell, Oneida; 2767 Beekman; Needle Trades; Conops4Mag1i- ano Pants Co. Tolmie, Patricia Ann; 4812 Winneste; Business Education; Co- Ops-American Book Co.; Drill Team and Guild 2; Majorettves 3; Variety Show Pony Chorus 2. Trammell, Rosetta; 613 Lincoln Park Dr.; Bookkeeping; G.A.A. 1, 3; Guides 2, 3; Lancers 2; Cendra 1; J.C.W.A. 1; Knight Life Rep. 1; F.T.A. 1, 2. Truitt, Wilma Jane; 3910 Cherry St.; Clerical Service; Lancers 3, 4; Modern Dance 1; Student Council Rep. 4A1ternate1 2, 3; Swim Team 1; PENDULUM Staff 3; Senior Chorus 4. Turpin, Donna Marie; 4017 Delaney; Dressmaking; Y-Teens. V Vaughn, Timothy Elmer; 3228 Harrison Ave; Technical Lithog- raphy; Color Guard 1, 2, 3, 4Captain1 4; Knight Life Staff 1, 2; Student Council 1, 2, 3; F.T.A. 3, 4; Cheerleader Director 4; PENDULUM Staff a:hotographer, Editor; 2, 3,.4. Vaulx, Eleanor Beatrice; 415 Union St; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Y- Teens 1, 2, 3; Guides 2, 3; F.T.A. 1; Lancers 2; Cendra 1, 2, 3, 4; J.C.W.A.; Knight Life Rep. Vice, James D.; 5816 Kennedy Ave.; Technical Drafting; Cen- dra; Pendulum Court Member 3. Vinegar, Willie James; 254 Renner St; Appliance Repair; Track 1, 3; Football 1, 2; Basketball 1. Vornberg, Ruth Marie; 2679 Brestle Rd.; OHice Practice. W Walling, Martin Elmore; 1624 Melden Walk; Printing; Baseball; 01r. Wallace, Theresa Ann; 1800 Carll Stu; Business Education; Cos 10ps-Central Trust Bank; Guides; Student Council Rep; GAA. Walls, Huebert Leslie; 15 C, Heath Ct; Appliance Repair. Walton, Ronald D.; 3916 Holbrook Ave.; Combustion Power Technology; Reserve Cross Country 2; Reserve Gymnastics 2. Ware, Rod Anthony; Printing; Display Service 2; Cendra 1; Fall Play 1. Waters, James W.; 1963 Millvale Ct. Watkins, Doris Jean; 3065 Walter St; Business Education; Co- ops-Courter Tech. Merfs Athletic Office; Knight Life Rep. Weems, Ernestine; 3034 Mathers St; Commercial. Weitz, Michael J .; 519 Burr Oak St; Body and Fender Repair, Wellbaum, David Charles; 1784 Esmonde; Body and Fender Re- pair; Co-Ops-Cincinnati Museum of Natural History. Wesley, Eskel C.; 3564 River Rd.; Automotive. West, Elmo; 3547 Harvey Ave.; Commercial Art. Wheeler, Vernon Harold; 4934 Winneste Ave.; Co-opkLaun- dry Work. Whitman, Greg Antonio; 3439 Harvey Ave.; Combustion Power; Track 3, 4; Football 3; Cross Country 4; C-Club 4. Williams, Carol Lavone; Distributive Education; D,E.C,A. Club. Williams, Leonard; 877 Blair Ave.; Business Administration; Co-ops$tock Room; Student Council 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4 4Captair0; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Class OfEcer 1Vice-Presi- denU 4; All-Star; Trustee of C-Club 3, 4. Williams, Linda Sue; 5935 Kellogg Avel; Business Education. Williams, Lowell LoBo; 5447 Holland Dr.; Fabric Service; Band; Choir; Student Council. Williams, Michael Ronel; 5630 Gardenhill Ln.; Auto Mechanics; Football 1; Basketball 1, 2; Track 2, 4; Cross Country 4; C- Club 4. Wiliiams, Tavie Jean; 554 Armory Ave.; Business Administra- tion; Co-ops-American Telephone 8: Telegraph Co.; Pep Club; G.A,A. Willis, Thomas; 2232 Fulton; Special Education. Willison, Ronald Howard; 3818 River Rd.; Printing; Co-opw Finn-Jaske Inc; Band 2, 3, Wilson, Benjamin; 2161 Weron Ln.; Electronics; Football 3, 4; Gymnastics 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; C-Club 3, 4. Winkler, Tom Diehl; 3527 Vine St; Merchandising; Co-ops4 Dales Shoes; D.E.C.A.; Display Art. Witt, Roger Dale; 2052 Eastern Am; Lithography. Woebkenberg, Michael Paul; 8349 Mayfair Dr.; Auto Service: Football 1,- Student Council Rep. 1. Wright, Charles Homer; 3312 River Rd.; Auto Service. Wymer, Robert Lloyd; 2541 Fairview Ave.; Electricity; Co-ops --Frank,s Electric Motor Service. Z Ziegler, Barry Edward; 4060 Colerain Ave.; Automotive. Zornes, Robert Frank; 3629 Woodbine Ave.; Printing and Bind- ing. Index A Administration , , . ............................. 20 Advertising ................................... 145 B Band ......................................... 62 Baseball ...................................... 92 Basketball .................................... 80 C C-Club ....................................... 94 Cendra ....................................... 56 Cheerleaders .................................. 78 Counselors..,.....,........7,H.,.........'.... 22 Cross Country ................................ 91 D Deca ........................................ 65 F Faculty 7 ..................................... 23 Football ...................................... 74 Freshman .................................... 140 Future Teachers of America .................... 63 G Girls, Athletic Association ..................... 98 Guides ....................................... 64 GymnastiCS ............ . ..................... 84 J Juniors ....................................... 120 J unior Council on World Affairs ............... 68 K Knight Life .................................. 71 Knight Life Representatives .................... 72 L Lancers ...................................... 63 M Majorettes .................................... 79 P Package Plan Representatives .................. 72 PENDULUM .................................... 70 Popularity Poll ................................ 110 Prom ......................................... 60 R Red Cross Representatives ..................... 64 S Seniors ....................................... 100 Sophomores ................................... 129 Student Council ............................... 66 Swimming .................................... 88 T Track ........................................ 90 V Variety Show ............................... 58 Y Y-Teens ........ V .......................... 69