Courter Technical High School - Pendulum Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)
- Class of 1972
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Courter Technical High School Cincinnati, Ohio Volume Eighteen . egg - an ' x 2 X c ,Q -5 cQ s a XS x S ii X S Liv ,.,e- a-- ' , I N N ixiikxc X, ' NQQ, 'xh' 3 xx Pk ' L ies: 5 x The essential ingredient of a high school is ultimately its stu- dents. The elements vary from year to year, but each leaves his own unique impression and contribution. From an accumulation of these indelible marks evolves the char- acter of a high school, giving Courter Tech a personality all its own. The year, because of the students, took on a person- ality also, a feeling that expressed itself,,in. many ways. It is the This is my school This was our year school year 1971-72. W X xX i S s wmmfwfw, 444444444 X4g4vN VQQ44 - -4 4 4 4,4 ee X S Q wx 4 G4 4 X X 4 X4 4 -S QS 44,4 44 1' x 4 x 4 ' wi' - K 4. x 4. 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Life is something to do ... someone to love . .. something to hope for. lt is really what you make of it that makes it what it is. Life is pretty fairg l'm making it so far. 'I'm the kind of person who likes to see what l've accomplished. l Whatever I do, l try to do whole heartedly. l sometimes find myself dragging as the wind stands still. I try to be hip but don't always succeed ... my life has its ups and downs. Smile and the world will smile at you, everyone has troubles and triumphs, overcoming your troubles is lite's challenge. If l could change my life . . . I would change all the l would study more and know the hardships my family had to value of physical fltnessg l'd develop go through to 'New more willpowerf' ... become less sensitive, l'd start all over again and try to m0re at ease, more intelligent make it better. I wouldn't change it, l've had some bad timesg through them l'learn, l've had a good life so far. SN K N s S X X sseessxst X miss? s-ss -1 earning about the P ast, evaluating The world does effect me . . . the present, H ... at bringsthe man our in me: ' . . . the world SCareS me. But you can make it e better place learning to understand myselfg I seek answers, I ask Why? 3 3 l The problems of the world are essentially the problems of individuals. If individuals can change, then the world can change. What's beautiful to me is . . . . . the universe and every creatu re in it. . . learning something new, a new experience. ... me!!! . . giving of yourself, making your unique contribution, helping others. Beautiful is just being you! is is ss, et N Kg sl About learning . . Knowledge for some is greater than for others because they have read more, looked more, thought more, experienced more and just lived more... if you will take the time and do a little extra, your life will be much fuller. . . . our ability to think and learn makes us human our unique thoughtsand talents make us individuals. I find 'myself' in those tasks to which l give most willingly. .N -sxss 5 tt ,ww .mm 7 The American Ideal . . . if only i You know, if we black, white, yellow and red all got together, we would really have a great place to live and better lives. l ... we must concentrate on communication. Slums and ghettos are not going to disappear from society unless the slums and ghettos disappear from the hearts and minds of people. ... if I belittle you, l belittle myself. x X sh 5 tee- . , 'f ss K QW: ,J Q I img ssssng sms Q is ,V as s In .'Q13 -S, is .lxyg K Q xv 'Ni it 5 Fix 'ir 'uh it ' rs is is l 'fi' lfkut ss Q ttssmsegi ,bww essays X li exam tsl if J 3 K NX xperiencing an important time in my life, my high school days, enriching it through varied activities 5 I am a part of Courter Tech. I think what stands out most in my mind about the year was . . . ' ',.. the many new people I met. ... the interesting things I learned. the Christmas Program .. . the wrestling season I had. . clb Ti- dx. ,A .. X : Sw ... track and how proud l was to represent Courter in the State Meet. ... Class Day when all those dudes were dressed fit to kill. the Prom and the fantastic time I had and N xx N 3 to X L all the new friends I made this year. If I could change Courter . . . l'd give Courter a district and an academic program as well ... l'd make the passing bells longer 35 its Vocational prggramf' and my locker bigger. .. more shops, more activities. .. put CTI out and make it like I wouIdn't change the school, just the students attitude about school spirit. it was years ago. .. sell it back to the Board. wi ::,. R ::,, ,.:,:- 5 It . X My XXX What I like most about Courter is . . ... the people, most of the teachers and the athletics. . . . the view out the window in my World History ,class . .. I can see all the traveling cars and trucks on the expressway. i e ee is llilw L . I like everything, really. . . . the opportunity it gives you to prepare for a job, learning things you couIdn't learn anywhere else but on a job. It's the best school in Cincinnati!! l E M N -, , --XN -1 , E-E ff l f z g ? X E: KVVI X: 1 N N X X XXX -XX 1 X XXX X NPQ XX X XXXX XXXX X '::. XX N' XX X N Q X 1 N X XzXQEiSS! 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Seniors advance to a level where they can enter an Auto Body Shop as an apprentice upon graduation. S X ,X A' X :xx S 3 . E X Q N. :J X X X x X A xx X UR S NK 2 X xg N X - xx X x ,yu -sf X M X X X we Sm , .NAS N .. ,.. Q A ' X, NNN X rrtfww N X X X x X NX gy 5 .v11:K'ANN5SNvW ' SHOPS continued P 55, is We Comprehensive training in several areas prepare students for jobs or college in BUSINESS. , Vocational Office Practice is a practical course in clerical skills, office organization and procedures. Clerical Practice develops skills for cashiers, payroll clerks, sales, and other clerical and service jobs. Bookkeeping gives students a solid background of business information and a skill of personal and vocational value. Secretarial Practice trains professional secretaries and stenographers. Shorthand, dictation and transcription, English, and office etiquette, comprise the curriculum. Cooperative Office Education CCOEJ, is a co-op program for Seniors: grad- uating an office worker already adjusted to the business world. 4 xxx Q ' is x X A fm, - A Nw. x S X x a f lk N i xxx. N L.L... A . K IQ. x , in ii: ,ff g, .W - 5 gm Y' X N .wry X i New-up-.W x tug ix .N 'wigs-.ig w- fx:-,mx .XX 5 X R x. R .X NSR- X. 9' xi 4 Sexy.. x KL - XS-X k x x . 55.31 Q .. if Av JV if X W .X EE? ,--: rm- ,. '. is S xmxm r x K x Xwwkg wSgwxwNw X Xfyfg R-. t , X X,N , . ,,x N X 5 A : ws. Q .-XY :.,:: ' KS x x nk 1Q X 5 N i X xxx. x. Q. xxxxxx ,immmww K . , K '-- - S j X Q, .TNI www Q Q A X X x,LL 5 X X ,, Nxxx .X .. X..XXXXkxL XXX.k m li XX i .Xx.x Q manual-A . l xmmqmnhmm- RS 'f' L SEEN -g'X ' Xxkxx .X it XX K x X- x Q x.Q. 3 . . x ' xpxmx x X Q K XX .X 1,,.,: ., 54. ,X K gf f L..,..x. ...w.......... x..........N.,.Q . xxx .ks t X A k X l..N.......WW XNXX + Xx--x ii N nunumrwf wgxx B im, . SHOPS continued N x .Nxt X rx X Sis -.qiibgis wg. is -tggt H sys- :-xxx: st toss Xsst k Noi E Xxx ss . gps FK?-Q Rigs 1 K t Q SS s xXx t X twig iii ii Q new Ns. - Mm X t .Qs XXX X t xB. QS K 5 -Mt X Si sk X X QX New XQRXX K if Alix xxx . ssyx ASQ . A SN XS. txt gs ., X X xix .ax tt XX ix . i, A S i T Ns : s S 'w The interesting and profitable area of beauty culture is availa- ble for study by students in COSMETOLOGY. The two year program involves learning both practical skills and technical knowledge such as chemistry, anaton' physiology and hygiene. Students are trained to pass the Ohio State Board of Cosmetology licensing exam. Some of the emplo ment opportunitief open to students are beauty salon operators, wig stylists, make-up artists, manicurist tech- nicians, traveling demonstrators, and teaching. - Q.. X X N x X Q 1 X X ww X S QX x X X NXXWMXNN X x.,WA..1,, XX xi f KVA Q X N 1 AN I A Q - X S x NS X. S 4 'T Q? Q - gi A' - w ' ' 1 S R r X x X X Q Q ' XS XX X f Q X ks. , Q -H M xx W, mx Nix QQ E SSX: F ,5' Q X Q-Vggqw xx if N159 Q X .. X Sai! 1 N. Q 4529, xX- X sw 0- Q s gxmwf QQ xx xx -M 1 Rx X . x GSA Y h :QNX QQXX Q Y s E S If X 3 is musnlxug.Q F - ffxazx SHOPS continued The field of industrial graphic communications is studied in the Courter shop area, DRAFTING. The introductory course, Drafting Fundamentals, presents a basic knowledge of instrumentdrawing Sketching, lettering, orthographic views, pictorial drawing and dimensioning are covered. Juniors and Seniors interested in this field take Technical Drafting. Principles of design are studied, precision dimen- sioning, gear and cam design, descriptive geometry, fastener design, jig and fixture development, and house and building architecture. X .. Nwsuw W X S X if S, XR., S N .xX.X.,XxX,LX , 4 1 n yi wx x . X.,........x. M X f'-X-...Nw Q Q 3 mg , 2 Students can pursue three levels of knowledge while majoring in ELECTRONICS. First is Electricity, which offers a basic knowledge o the fundamentals such as magnetisi direct and alternating cur- rent systems, electrical meas- urement and test equipment. Work is done in laboratory situations with test circuits. The second level is Electronics Learning theory and the principle supporting skills necessary for employment or college are emphasized. Seniors take Electro-Mechanics which gives the student the necessary knowl- edge and skills required to repair appliances and other electro- mechanical devices. NN QXNNQ gs S X' xwww Q X XX SX xx XXX XXX F X x E N fa? NX 4353 Q 'N W ? XX 'ffm if , www fs X SW' ' vi, '56 .J-is LQ A . in A Yisflmwvswf S NW ' N . xvwmx A SHOPS continued Being the third largest industry in the United States, FOODS help train people to meet the needs of the many facilities involved in this profession. The Commercial Foods program deals both with classroom work, and practical experience. Food handling, sanitation, preparation, cost accounting, and the serving of food are covered. The foods classes, Commercial Foods I and ll, and Food Fundamentals have prepared meals for each other. During the week, Seniors in Commercial Foods ll prepared meals for sale to the faculty and students at lunch time. ffl? WM rg X1 s. eggs: , qs -s tx , XX if sg cw ,MWF 55 xx 'X X. , x... . V 6 D ,.,. N :XR N55 x I Q Q xx X X K -N x Y X I fx ,S X ci XXX .2 fm, -WWW a .,,. A XB, N 1 -Q J, N ,Qs x MQ Q S R QQ A XX SX 'S XQ ,Nm X Q ,X -.n...4,, 7, W-sl-17 Qii J N NN RN ,. Q3 X X - SHOPS continued awww- For a job in any of the printing arts or associated fields GRAPHIC COMMUNICATIONS has a curriculum designed to enable a graduating student to gain employment. Typesetting, silk screen process, linotype, power press operation, printing inks and binding methods are some of the practical aspects studied. Lithography offers technical training in composition and design using photography, art work, stripping, platemaking and press work. Printer's math English for printers and copy preparation complete the curriculum. Special projects include printing the school paper, Knight Life, as well as a host of other printed materials for Courter and sur- rounding schools. 338 ,Q Q QQ X X xx 2 X R R 2 XM W QNN?5 V. N -qpnvuuunll SHOPS continued Metal fabrication techniques are taught in two shop courses under the general heading, METALS. V The Welding cours is intended to give all students a fundamental background in arc and oxy-acetylene welding. The emphasis is on mastery of hand manipulative skill: to develop success ful welding techniques and gain an under- standing of the equipmentand specialized tools being used in the welding field. 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X' 1111111111 11111: 123.2 c3:gg1:xE,: E '31 1E 1. 1 Zi: 12515 111191: 1 1' 1 111-1:12--:1.1111. 1.1 15 .5131 51505 3 251151525552-1 1s:12s1...11 1311 2111111 2 ,11g5g:.5511: . e 3.15-.1 1 111:-1. 1 11 1 -1111111 .5 1 151115111 :Rafi 55: 1 1 Ig 3 . ' :r ' .dwg 11 -1 Y if 1511511121-X ' f2i'1'.,:1 14.1. -1 1 311:51 1 F1115 5'.E51.X1z 11511-1 111 X'-1a -5X1 uk aw: : .1 ui 253 S mx by NN xgxwwef XX vi g 5 ' sncusn ui: mr im? aneX5fT?Q:3':22'- 19: ameri ' scat - 1 , -' , , A 1 5 3 an X 'fs X Q :::a:a::.sQ X Q ADMINISTRATION ln his first year as chief administrator at Courter Techni- cal High School is PRINCIPAL EDWIN C. SUTTON, JR. Let us use our school to help broaden some of the great opportunities available. Vocational-technical education is one of those opportunities which is unique to our school. We should be prepared to help develop expanded pro- grams, curricula, and teaching aids which reflect the needs and interests of all students The Assistant Principal in charge of programs and pupil activities is MR. BROWN L. WARD - Over the past few years, the young people of our country have been on the receiving end of many derogatory remarks. My impression of the student who attends Courter Technical High School is that he is an alert, ambitious, vibrant part of American Society. Our students are considerate of other people and for the most part the decisions they make concerning their life and relationships with other people are outstanding. The Courter Tech student is my kind of person . Assistant Principal in charge of the building and staff personnel is MR. HOMER M. JONES - Students, you have come to Courter Technical High School because something in our program of studies appealed to you. Pursue it with all your energy. Today, a salable skill is a must. Courter has the facilities to help you attain a skill. I applaud vour dedication toward that goal. Remember, good attendance, good health, and a good attitude will go a long way in helping you get the most out of life and con- sequently allow you to contribute most . 'Nssseetltglw 3 . X FACULTY 1. MR. JACK DRYER teaches Auto Service I and Il and Funda- mentals of Electricity - I have watched with great sadness the slow disintegration of Courter Tech over the last several years. While this is heartbreaking, I can still think with pride of the many students that have had the foresight to choose a vocational education over that well rounded education of the college prep schools . 2. Courter's Librarian in MR. RICHARD KILEY - The young are served best when they are given what they need, not what they want. I know most of you students don't agree with me, but come back and visit in five years, and we'II both know if either of us knew what we were talking about . 3. MRS. ANNE ERHARDT teaches English - I enjoy working with seniors as they reach maturity in genuine interest, sincerity and enthusiasm in their learning experience . 4. New to Courter this year is MR. ROBERT ROLL, Math teacher - I would like to instill in my students the ability to work with their minds, not always a pencil and paper . txt X X X X ii Q X x 3 ix sbt x Wwtsswtsw X ll! X K t s-as iiii .W ,X .I ,ttttttttt X i . WX Y xxxx E x L A xx XX S X X gf X: wx Vw X . xx x N X . S r fb Xxlr X Q NX, N M .wx X NN A 5 xw x N QM Q A SQ Aix M- FACULTY continued 1. MRS. ELOISE SIMPKINS teaches Food Fundamentals and Com- mercial Foods l - Cooking has long been associated with girls, but in the food classes at Courter, it is rewarding to observe they interest in food preparation shown by the boys, as there are many jobs available for both . 2. MR. AUGUST FRANECKI, Counselor - Despite all the criticism of the young, l find them no worse than when I was a juvenile delinquent . 3. MR. WERNER SCHMALFUSS, Athletic Director and Physical Education - The Sale of Courter was a great disappointment to meg l have never seen such fine facilities as we have here at this school. I think the Board will be sorry when they see the results of the costs of the buildings in the future . 4. MR. ART KUHN, Business Education - Courter is unique in that it combines practical and symbolic skills. The result is a student who not only understands. but who practices democracy . 5. MRS. EUNICE STEVENS, teacher in the Deaf Program - The more time I spend teaching the X w Xkffxisx QXFNKN X xxx NR X K X X M N xxx NX Y xi xx sw xXx xx Q Lu X x N x N fi ixfisxx 52+ x xx 1 X X .,., f XA- xyfxxj X 7 N X X ' ' xx xx -Rx X SX X Q . Ns Q X Xi x .L Nw? Axe? R A A xx S Q l Mm ,www 5 fs s::i ff if K Xa XQ S 5 x N65 A A YW Q wi A 5 N 'EEN J Q X X x X Q ww Y K X XX x YXW xi SS N XS 3. K FACULTY continued 1. MRS. ELIZABETH TUGGLE, English and Special Education - Young people are more aware of the world around them. They are eager to take part in the so-called democratic system and give us some of their ideas on life, liberty and the fundamentals of happiness . 2. Fabric Service teacher, MR. JOSEPH REHLING - About Vocational Education, An excellent plumber is infinitely more admirable than an incompetent philosopher. The society which scorns excellence in plumbing because plumbing is a humble acti- vity and tolerates shoddiness in philosophy because it is an exalt- ed activity, will have neither good plumbing nor good philosophy. Neither its pipes nor its theories will hold water . 3. MR. RON- ALD McDANIEL, Social Studies - Students can forget facts and details in no time, but if I can get them interested by games, plays, debates or lectures, then it's all worth it. lf students are interested they almost always make good grades . 4. MRS. CAR- OLYN LUCAS, Cosmetology - One of our classes made a toupee N ' .5 H . A toupee for Mr. Jones as a get-well present for Assistant Principle, Homer Jones. The hair colors were soft greens, blues, pinks and yellowsg the base was a Courter beanie Wonder why he never wears it? 5. MR. ROBERT KELLY teaches Math - lt is a shame Courter has been sold. The students here have a common goal and are not forced into any particular program. 6. Head Football Coach and Driver Education teacher, MR. HARRY ANDREADIS - Take it yeasy!! We're not in a hurry to get anywhere! 7. MR. JAMES HIL- Q as . .X X . . Wonder why he never wears it? VERT, Bookkeeping and Typing - Young people today: they tell it like it is. 8. MRS. CAROL KUTLER, Office Practice - Once a student develops an awareness of the business world and wants to be a part of it, I don't have to worry about his be- havior or interest. 9. MR. RAY FINKE, NYC Co-ordinator - Courter students seem a bit more serious about education. l hope the atmosphere here will be transferred to the district voca- tional buildings, but l have my doubts . :fs EK VN X x X NY NX x Q Qs SX W N x lk xi :sk .ww . 5 . -if xxxxw E x .V .X 2 Q X X N ,- N S s NA w ,X -,:3 1 X42 SEQ R-nv X x ,Q..siffS? SQ f Q .f . ,Nw X Y mi ., X, xi A FK xw x , nm. . . . each student brings you new challenges. No two days are ever alike. He is a professional craftsman, He takes the fowl from the air: the fish from the waters: fruits, vegetables, and grain from the land: the animals that walk the earth and through his skill and art transforms the raw product to edible foods for our souIs. 8. MR. RAY CHILDS, COE Co-ordinator and Business Relations teacher -- School is only a stepping stone to help our young people become young adults. The knowledge we gain in school is but a small part of ma, WWg 8. X S X S E s your future. The most important asset any young person can obtain is a proper attitude toward life and other people. 9. MR. CARL GRAHAM, teaches Zoology, Science and Health. The sale of Courter in order to return vocational education to the district high schools, was a very un- fortunate act. The feeling of purpose among the students here at Courter will never be duplicated in the district school. The students of tomorrow have suffered another set back in their right to a good education in Cin- cinnati!! ll 'ff Q, , Q W ,f , , , X X626 ...,, ' SEE -A-vv4 : an X I Q I W FW iE2:i:5':sE:::':', fl: ..,,: 5-M' X R W .,,. T x gi .:::. ., 9 X- S X Y? SSX X X V X X you're hated, some respected, a friend, a foe, a failure, and a success. 6. MRS. ELIZABETH MAITHRE, Art - Trophies, honors, wide acclaim: artists brought our school much fame. lt's been great working with so many civic minded, skilled, creative and know- ledgable young people . 7. Social Studies teacher, MR. DAVID KEMP - With the emphasis on Vocational Education in the State of Ohio, it is still a big question mark why Courter was sold, especially with the great rise in costs to build vocational units at the district schools. 8. The Program Developer in the Learning Lab is MISS MARION GARDNER - Vocational Education is de- finitely the thing for the future but we must not neglect the classics for its sake. Fine art, music and literature should re- main an important part of the curriculum. 9. MR. WILLIAM IGNATZ, Chemistry and Math A I enjoy the many different relationships a teacher experiences with students. Some days you're hated, some respected, a friend, a foe, a failure, and a success: all of these moods are apparent in your students . FACULTY continued 1. MR. CLARENCE HESLAR teaches Welding and Electricity -- There is a need in modern industry for craftsmen with varying degrees of technical skill in welding: more and more trades are using welding each year . 2. MRS. HELEN KUGEL, Counselor - A goal ahead spurs everyone to achievement. A goal so set and continually strived for will unquestionably reflect itself in our attainments 3. English and Social Studies are taught by MRS. MINNIE EVERETT - l believe that the Mini Course idea is X beautiful because the students are exposed to more subject areas . 4. MR. LARRY WETTENKAMP teaches Driver Training - One day the student driving mistook the sidewalk for the road Snap!! went three seat belts in the back seat as some pretty wide-eyed students prepared for the worst . 5. MR. ROBERT SARS- FIELD, Physical Education - This is the best time of your life. Take advantage of every educational and extra curricular opportunity offered you, because being active is to achieve, and this is the ,sg me is ies? s with X . X Nt Ss t A goal ahead spurs everyone to achievement. ole of happiness . 6. English teacher, MR. LEE BOGGS - My laim to fame lies in the students I teach - l too, am a part of ll that I have met . 7. English ll and Ill and Better Composition re taught by MRS. NANCY KOCH - lt was early September nd the freshman spelling list on the board included the word Courter . One student shyly raised his hand and asked, lsn't 'mat the name on the front of the building? 8. MR. DALE 'ODER teaches Graphic Communications and Journalism - i - Q WA, I received a note from a parent of a student in my homeroom the day following her son's absence, it read: Bill was in court yesterday. Please accuse him . 9. MR. JOHN EASTLACK, Year- book Advisor and Art Teacher - The most enjoyable part of teaching for me is seeing the students involved in their school, taking pride in their accomplishments, themselves, and Courter Tech. I wish more students would take an active role in Courter activities and experience this . P' XXX A W' X rt N' ' X we X 'SES .. t ,. N . Q v FACULTY continued 1. MISS MARY ANN LANE teaches English and Reading - One of the most exciting projects l have been involved in during my years here at Courter is the individualized teaching program developed in the Learning Laboratory. The response of the pupils has been especially rewarding. 2. Construction Technology is taught by MR. ED BUNTE - No one wishes to associate with a loser, a braggart, or a wise guy, so don't . 3. MR. STEVE SCHWEITZER, Math - I think that the students of today must realize that our X sms X x world is becoming more and more competitive. One way to be z winner in life is to get a good education and use it. Thi person who does the most with his life early, will have more roads to travel later . They won't look back and wish they hai done things differently. 4. MISS JUDITH ROLFERT teaches Physica Education - OK, GAA, if the guys can't win, the girls will win!!' 5. MR. JAMES NICKERSON, Science - l believe that in develop ing a practical understanding of the scientific principles of the worlc J ,ji..s:f-izfzgczygs A N h . 3 X ss it iss ss x X il I wmxxxx L x Qs X X gg X t .s . . . ii if i t i . .. cess.. . . . - , . . X g l N XfggQ.gg..:XLi - M . ,. , , ,, . - A - t . s. . . X W W fs t. - - x.. mk..x.QsssM...ss...Q W.,.Mms..s..sstsQsmgf1w:s3wWN'i OK, GAA, if the in which we live and the outer spaces to which we aspire, I am committed to implant in the minds of my students a healthy desire to progress in knowledge to the mutual satisfaction of themselves and their fellowmenf' 6. MR. RALPH HENNIE, Tech- nical Drawing - Courter Tech is an excellent school where a young person may explore a career opportunity and make a de- cision on his future. However, some do not take advantage of it, and unfortunately waste their time . 7. Business English and Socio- s 7, K s is 4 X I A Eb Q1 XX is 3 X ZZ . x XF - X3 - . t -ms N S. t X New A w t fXXX . t . X t . S Y. ixi tt sm st A t N X guys can't win, the girls will win!! Economic Problems teacher, MISS MARY SPIKER - ln Socio- Ec, the co-op students are exploring problems found in today's world through group discussion and research. They will be better prepared to vote when they turn eighteen . 8. The Co-ordinator of Exploratory Careers, MR. WILLIAM BRITTON - Education with a purpose helps a person become a contributing citizen to society. Courter Tech has this general attitude. l am grateful to have been a part of it . N FACULTY continued 1. MR. FLOYD TURBEVILLE teaches Graphic Communications - Printing really makes an impression. 2. MRS. CLEO MILLER, Vocational Guidance Counselor - Perhaps the most enjoyable part of my job, or that of any counselor, is the return visit of a student with whom l've worked in the past. The growth and personal maturity of past graduates renews the desire to keep plug- ging with even the most reluctant student. 3. Woods and Drafting are taught by MR. DAVID PENICK - I knew l was C 1 Q C L K E1 T i X NS x i Xisx i X X EX N , rs . . A sw ,t .ts-. i LX .c..t..t.f.tWt...W going to have difficulty in my beginning Drafting class when fourteen people thought a french curve was a highway in France. 4. MR. LAWRENCE REDMOND, Business Math and Special Edu- cation - The sale of Courter will set education back twenty years in Cincinnati. The photo above Mr. Redmond shows Mrs. Lucas making him up to play Santa Claus, and Mr. Simpson as his chief helper, for the Children's Christmas Party . 5. Teaching Social Studies in the Deaf Program is MRS. SUE MERZ - Teach- 3 C R Q: -s .se NY, gf K . 2 as Na t .F t . 'Qi j s E gs S.. SQ X Xl A . ,.,. ..k. X mx X .XXX XXX . XX . X X9 X . K 5' XX , X 'S I .Q -,Q g.s,4' K . .A K i'xX Qm'u'a Q Q ,, as 0 XX s i,9,',',,' ' m'e3e'a.x U x ' 9, X5 X . funny: , Q Q ei X e X X . Q Q Q ,X, . . lv' S 451 -.3 1 ,, , XXX 33: X ,as - Qsii ii X I a ' xx X t I Q X K. .Q 5 S 'QI-X , Q Q 6 Q xx X s X- 5 Q s x an Q Q Q ,f R X 5 . 1 Q Q Q Q XX SN X lszf .ua Q X .gl X s J x XXX X X A NX 'hx X 4 1 x, X XSS Q . . S S 2 QQ ' fe X X .- S X X .. . X KX A 'Q 3 X 1' X XS X K Q XXX QQ, ' KX X S I Q V w Q .X XXX? .Fi ..T X X X . . X X ,K NWXXN A X X N - X 5. 2555 -,.f, : X XX x XX X X Q I., ':fL.lf 'Q I '2 1 XX XX X.X.. XXXS' 5 fx x XX X X-9 L ,E fXf.ai.:I:g-.lqw NYT' 1 k 7 I X ,M Xfgi' Q 1 .K QXXX XXXNXY -- -X.X X XNX XXX X XXX-. XXXXNXXX .Q X HX X XXX XXXXN X A' xv -5 X XXxwxygXXSf . -, XQXXQXX X X XCXXXXMSX- RX. Wm M: X- x - +X.X'NTN1'mX YM was .XR X .XXX-xX. X -1 X X N is X FACULTY continued 1. MR. ORVILLE TENHUNFELD teaches Auto Mechanics - The sale of Courter represents a complete reversal of the original philosophy of centralizing vocational facilities in this building. So many people worked so hard to get Courter Tech and now it's all changed . 2. English teacher, MRS. ALICIA HALL - Stu- dents today have far greater opportunities to broaden their horizons. However, l find that many have lost the ability to concentrate sufficiently to master the fundamentals of a subject . 3. MRS. R 4. .Q ig itstgf . I X A C xsfxtss X Q ssssiswsc stisa t .. . ADELI-IEID PRICE teaches Foods Fundamentals - Courter is where the action is! Seeking knowledge and developing skills in the Food Service lndustry is what the action is all about . 4. MR. KEN SIEFFERMAN is in charge of Job Training and Placement - ln- security is Virgil Barger interviewing for a job. Security is Virgil two weeks later on pay day. Student workers say that money in a new pocket feels good . 5. MR. SAMUEL CAPOZZOLO, teaches Office Practice - The Courter trained graduate has a distinct tudents today have far greater opportunities to broaden their horizons. advantage in today's competitive job market. He made a wise choice of schools . 6. MR. VIRGIL SCARDINA, Special Education and the Varsity Wrestling Coach - The Wrestling Team took me in and said they would teach me something about wrestling, and make a winning coach out of me. They did both. A damn fine bunch of guys . 7. Tailoring and Pattern Design are taught by MR. HARRY CLEMENTS - Job opportunities are many in the Needle Trades area, offering a rewarding future . 8. MR. WILSON f W GAMBLE, Occupational Education -- It should be the policy of the school to prevent isolation of students. There should be few clearly defined and labeled programs: students should be grouped by ability and the homogeneous homeroom may be an effective means to this end . 9. MISS SANDRA HODDE teaches Science - At least once a week a student asks me if l'm a teacher or a student. l'm not so sure being told I look young is much of a compliment. OFFICE PERSONNEL MR. DON BOEGGEMAN - Resource Officer MRS. KATHY PALMER -- Library Secretary MISS BARBARA ENGELHARDT - Mr. Ward's Secretary MRS. DELORES HAMMONS - Secretary MRS. IRMA MERKLE- Mr. Jones' Secretary MRS. RUBY BAKER - Mr. Suttorvs Secretary MISS LINDA CANTRELL - CounseIor's Aid MRS. RUTH HESLAR - School Treasurer MR. DON WIEST- Stockroom Manager Q A C X X NNN Sv wx NA Skvix ix ww , wfw v xv ww MX vw w YN X NWWM 3 wx A wx aww MRS. MRS. MISS MRS MRS MRS MISS SHIRLEY GRAY - Hall Monitor MR. FRANK LANG - Head Custodian MR. WALTER REDMON - Custodian MR. BEN COFFEY - Hall Monitor MR.VAUGHN MORTON-HaHMonHor MRS. EVELYN COPENING - Janitress 433 SS X 5155 xg' z W,- M f 'W' ,ff SWS 11. L X S -N ..-- A X Q Q56 wwxx -WW xfw S fs Ks ik Xxx Q X5QXXXQ,5NxMx X NXX N X A i x A X X XR XQXX A XXXXSYSXSXQNXQXM X X N X X W Q XXX ,K X XXX gs Q NXQ. X X XXX X X X X Q,. XXX 555 QQ QMR XXQ xX.l kgxixgxk XX.. 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RALPH BEACH HELENA BEHANAN GARY BEMERER JOHN BENNETT KARLA BENNIE MARCIA BEVANS DONTAY BIRKS TJRODIS BIRKS LINDA BISCHOFF LEONARD BLACK IMOGENE BLYTHE KAREN BOCK MARY BODENSTEIN ROLAND BORDERS LINDA BOSTIC ALLEN BOWMAN GARY BOYLE CHARLOTTE BRADLEY JOHN BRAY JAMES BRIGHT DONNISE BROACH OTIS BROOKS EDWINA BROYLES DAVID BRUNER STEVE BUCHANAN CLIFFORD BU'IE MARY BURCH MORRIS BURCH ERNIE BURKE PAUL BURTON MARY BYERLY MARYBETH CALDWELL MIKE CALLINAN JAMES CAMPBELL RICHARD CAMPBELL DOUGLAS CANNON GREG CARMACK ROSALINE CARR STEVEN CARR EUGENE CARTER MABLE CARTER ROSLYN CARTER DALE CASTLEBERRY DAVE CAUDILL BARBARA CHANDLER LINDA CHAPMAN MARILYN CHAPMAN NANCY CHILDS VERNON CHRISTMAN GEORGE CLARK JOHNNY CLARK DARRELL CLAY STANLEY COATS BARBARA COLEMAN RONALD COLEMAN KIMITH COLVIN ,. SOPHOMORES continued TIM COMBS TIM COOK ALLEN COOPER RICHARD CORBIN CATHY CORCORAN EVELYN COUCH GREGORY COZART LAURA CRAIG DENISE CRANE DUWAYNE CUNNINGHAM DANNY CURD BARBARA DAILEY KATHY DAVIS KEITH DAVIS TYRONE DAVIS ANGELO DEAN JEROME DENNIS THEODORE DENNY ANGELO DeVOND DAVID DIAMOND CHARLENE DIXON KATHY DUCHEMIN KATHY DUDLEY RONALD DUNIGAN DANNY DURDIN BYRD EALY JOE EARLY JEFF emson TINA EouAnno Jupv Eownnns SHAWN EISON PAM ELLIS DARYL ENGRAM LINDA EVANS EUGENE FAIRBANKS DEBORAH FICKLIN X 'N xg Q I K N I . ix 5 :xg 4 'J R yi . 1:3 RA . X X wX 'P N if f FP la N QNX 70 Left: PEGGY HOPEWELL Bottom left: SANDY MILLER SS XR' , X E xx V' if SWA ..... -I., X G+ 1 S XN D0 Nagy C X Y X SSX 63 Q X TNS A +5 I N X Q .L N, Sw x 'Y I N MA ,I as NL A ,Q Q., ..., . J. Q' ! N RIN N X 71 ' if ANITA FOLDEN VICKI FORD TERESA FORNEY ALEE FOSTER CURTIS FOSTER DAVID FOSTER THOMAS FRAZIER AUDREY FREEMAN PAMELA FRITSCH HOWARD FRYE JAMEZETTA FRYE BILL GARNER LOUIS GAYNOR JOHN GEHLER CAROL GHORLEY ROBERT GIBSON SHERRY GILES LOWERY GILLIAM PAUL GLENN LINDA GRAHAM DALE GRAVES DARRIAN GREENE JAMES GREENE SHERENA GRIFFIN VICKIE GRIFFITH FOTIS GROUIOS TERESSA GWINN EMMETT HALL JASON HALL WAYNE HALL MICHAEL HARCOURT REGINALD HARPER BILLY HARRIS PATRICIA HARRIS DEBRA HART DAVE HARTNESS LOIS HAUCK LINDA HEARD YOLANDA HEARD KARIN HEDGER SOPHOMORES continued CAROL HEISEL JACKIE HEIST JERRY HEIST RANDY HELTON DANA HENDERSON DIANE HENKENBERNS WALTER HENRY HERMAN HERRING GARY HENSLEY WILLIAM HIBBARD WALTER HICKS LEATRICE HILL KELLY HINES JAMES HOF ANTHONY HOGAN GALE HOMAN PEGGY HOPEWELL CHARLIE HORN MICHAEL HOUSTON DENNIS HOWARD DOUG HOWARD LILI HOWARD GLEN HUDSON NELL HUGHLER TERRY HULING KEN HUMPHRIES CAROLYN HUNTER DONNA INGRAM ROBIN INGRAM ERIC ISAACS DIANA JACKSON , LEE JARMON KEITH JENKINS BRENDA JOHNSON FRED JOHNSON GWEN JOHNSON JOYCE JOHNSON KEVIN JOHNSON KEVIN W. JOHNSON LEN JOHNSON RITA JOHNSON BRENDA JONES . CAROLYN JONES ROBERT KEENEY VALERIE KENDRICKS ANTOINE KENNEBRUEW BEVERLY KENNY ANTHONY KING SHONDA KING MARK KINKER VICTORIA KINLEY KIM KIRKLAND MARIE KLAYER DONALD KRAFT PATTY LACEFIELD MARK LADNOW Left: AMY SHOOK 73 ANTHONY LANDON RODERICK LARRY MICHELLE LAWSON PAMELA LAWSON SHARON LEIGH AFRO LENZLEY CHARLTON LEWIS DEBRA LEWIS ROBERT LINDSEY MIKE LITCHFIELD CARLA LOUDERMILK SHARON LOVETT MONICA LOWE ALBERT LOWRY MARY LOWRY DAVID LUCAS SANDRA LUCAS WINIFRED LUCAS SABRINA MACK LAURA MACKLIN DAVE MADDEN TONY MAPP JOHN MARION CARMEN MARSH ROSE MARSH HELEN MARSHALL KAREN MASON WILLIAM MASON JEFF MASSETT VIC MATTHEWS JAMES MAUPIN PATRICIA MAYE KEITH McCARTT KENT MCCARTT URSURLA MCCOY REGINA MCDONALD SOPHOMORES continued ELAINE MCKENZIE ERNESTINE MCKENZIE MICHAEL MCKINES DAVID MCKINLEY JERRY McNAIR SAMUEL MCQUEEN MICHAEL MEEKER TIM MERRITT MELVIN MILES PAMELA MILLER SANDRA MILLER CHUCKIE MILLS TEDDY MILLS ALFREDA MINOR TOM MIRICK DOUG MOERLEIN MYRON MONROE ALAN MORAN JUDY MORGAN SHEILA MORGAN DEBBIE MORRIS DEBRA MORRIS PHYLLIS MORRIS ROBERT MOSS SIL MUMFREY SHARON NAPIER DERRICK NEAL DALE NEBLETT ERMA NORMAN PHYLLIS NORMAN CAROL NOYES BILL O'BRIEN DARRELL ODOM MINNIE ODOM BOBBY OGLESBY CARLOS ORSO DANIEL O'SHEA JIMMY PARKER JOANN PASLEY WILLIAM PATRICK Left: BETTY SHIRK X CSX N I Q X xi Ng -fx A dx Wwe K V1 IE X. 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X V z , Q, 'S W X X 1-'I GLORIA PATTERSON CHARLES PAUL ANGELA PEOPLES JOHN PIERCE JANICE PILGRAM DEBORAH PIKE RONALD PITCHER BETTY PORTER RONALD POWELL DIANE PRICE EUGENE PRINCE DAVID PROUD HENRY PRYOR CARMEN PUGH DEBBIE RAGLAND DEBRA RAMEY HARRISON RAMSEY JOANN REID WALTER REMBERT BILL RENFRO MICHAEL RICE HOWARD RIDLEY ELAINE RILEY GWENDOLYN RINGER BELINDA ROBBINS DARLENE ROBERTS MARK ROBERTS BELINDA ROBINSON DENNIS ROBINSON MICHAEL ROBINSON JOHN RODDY PAUL RODGERS GLORIA ROLLINS PHOEBE ROYAL PATTY RUCH RICHARD RUCKER COLEMAN RUFFIN GAIL RUSSELL DALE SCALES JOHN SCHAFFER STEVE SCHAPPACHER NAUDRA SCHINE PHYLLIS SCHLENSKER CAROL SCHMIDT DELETHA SCHMIDT RICK SCHMIDT CHARLES SCHUSTER RICK SEGER DANNY SERGENT KIMBERLY SEXTON ERNEST SEYMOUR SAM SHEFFIELD EVELYN SHELTON CAREY SHEPARD BRENDA SHERMAN BETTY SHIRK SOPHOMORES continued AMY SHOOK ESTHER SIMMONS GLENN SIMMONS STEVE SIMPSON LAURENA SMILEY ANTHONY SMITH CYNTHIA SMITH DENICE SMITH DEREKE SMITH DIANE SMITH ENNIS SMITH FRANKIE SMITH MICHAEL SMITH PHILLIP SMITH STERLING SMITH WILLIAM SMITH ZACHARY SMITH DONALD SNELL ULYSSES SNOW DIANNE SOLOMAN MILLARD SPARKS PAUL SPARKS FLOYD SPEIGHT RENALDO SPENCE STEPHEN SPENCER RAY SPICER RICARDO STALLWORTH KENDELL STANLEY CINDY STEEL WILLIAM STONE BARRY STRAHORN MARY STRAYHORNE VALERIA STRICKLAND MICHAEL SUMMEY LINDA SURRETT BRENDA SWAFFORD ROBERT TAPPLAR CATHI TAYLOR PAMELA TAYLOR KEITH THOMAS ADRIENNE THOMPSON ALTHEA THOMPSON ANTHONY THOMPSON LONNELL THOMPSON LARRY TILLMAN MIKE TIMON CATHERINE TINSLEY LILA TIPTON CHARLES TOPE STEVE TRICE TOM TROSPER DAN TURNER JAMES VAUGHN MIKE VENTURA JOHN VERDON GREG WADLEY I 5 :,, - , 5 .X ,Q 3 s N 77 DAVID WALDROP GUY WALKER GWEN WALKER KIM WALKER JIM WALLACE JANICE WALLER GLEN WARD RICK WARD LAWRENCE WARNER JOYCE WATKINS GIDEON WATSON CORLISS WEAVER CAROL WEBSTER FRANKIE WELBORN JAMES WENDLING MARY WHARTON DARRELL WHETSTONE MICHAEL WHITTYMORE DAVE WILKIN BRUCE WILLIAMS GLORIA WILLIAMS LAURA WILLIAMS ROGER WILLIAMS BEVERLY WILSON JANET WILSON LARUE WILSON WILLIAM WILSON ANTHONY WISE DON WISE DENNIS WITT MARK WOLTER BEVERLY WOODS JUDITH WOODS JENNY WRIGHT JILL ZAPF i Jumons 1 x u E i I E I s I II. FRANK ABRAMS MARK ADAMS RUTH ADAMS DENISE ALLEN CAROL ALLMAN MIKE ALTHERR SHIRLEY AMYX SHEILA ANGEL CORNELIUS ARRINGTON DARYL AUSTIN GEORGE BACHER HARRY BAIN DEBBIE BAKER LINDA BAKER MICHAEL BANDY LINDA BARKER JOYCE BARNES EMMA BARNETT VELMA BASS DAVE BAUER DWIGHT BAUER COLIN BEATTY VERNETTA BELL DELORES BENTLEY RALPH BERNHARDT PAUL BILLWACHS LILLI BISHOP BRUCE BLACK LYNN BLACKBURN VENICE BLACKMON DANNY BOLEN -- JAMES BRAFFORD DON BRAMMER BILL BRAY KENNETH BRENNAN ROVENIA BROOMFIELD THERESA BROWN IVAN BRUCE LARRY BRUNNER PARRISH BRYANT JIM BURGER GARY BURKE YVONNE BURKES RICHARD BUSH ARNOLD BUSKIRK DENISE BUTLER LINDA BUTLER DENISE CADE LISA CALLOWAY KEN CAMPBELL LARRY CAMPER ROBERT CANDIS DONNA CARTER KATHLEEN CARTER TIMOTHY CARTER VANESSA CARTER 1972 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Treasurer, ROSE WHITE Vice President, ERNESTINE SEYMOUR Secretary, BARBARA QUINN President, MARY JO WESLEY N ,,.i:, X . X , iiei s T I 1 I X '-:-. :., if . '- -se x N . 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X :PRN A79 JENNIFER CEARLEY STEVE CHESTER GINA CHILDRESS LEONARD CHRISTMAN JOSEPH CLARK LINDA CLEMENTS PATRICIA CLEMENTS SHEILA CLICK ELAINE COLEMAN MARSHA COLEMAN MONICA COLEMAN PAMELA COLVIN FAYE CONYERS JOHN COOMER CLYDE COOPER DARNELL COOPER MARY COOPER EVELYN COORE DENNIE CORDELL ANTHONY COULTER, DEBBIE COX , FRANK DAILEY BENJAMIN DAVIS DANNY 'DAVIS SHELIA DAVIS DARNELL DAWSON PETE DEGLER ROBERT DEVINE JUNIORS continued TRACY DOSS GARRY DOUGLAS CLYDE DuBOIS PHYLLIS DUNIGAN JOE EDGELL MICHAEL ELLIOTT MICHELLE ELLISON MIKE ELLISON MICHAEL EVANS ROBERTA EVANS ERNIE FAIL FAITH FALLON KARL FIELDS PHILLIP FLOYD DEBBIE FOLEY SHIRLEY FORD JOHN FORTMAN DANIEL FOX ERIC FRANKLIN RANDY FRAZER BEVERLY FREY MARLIN GATHERWRIGHT RON GEE CLIFFORD GEORGE . xv QQQOQQ, X A yy- QD I fi ,,'I I SM X wx xx x X x I X xx A . I X X Lx X A I Nxi - J Q 5? S '- ,A .wi - v 95 'K N X9 . . . X SN, 'I X II, xx XXX I' N X 'Y NNI- ,,.,, N , N I X I I X , X N f I I N if Q YQ xg X X X S IN . .1 V I I .:,. 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WILLIAMS DEBORAH WILLIAMS SABRINA WILLIAMS SANDRA WILLIAMS RAYMOND WILLIS GWENDOLYN WILSON MARY WILSON PATRICIA WILSON NICHOLAS WINTERS CHERYL WOLFE KAREN WRIGHT DELECIA YATES DOROTHY YEE PATTY YOUNG . gg XX 'QNNX . .. , .wxwwawww ,w,Ng,NN,W,,,,x,W SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED: MORRIS AKINS WILLIAM ALBRECHT EDWARD ALSEN'I'ZER BARBARA ANDREWS GREGORY BAILEY GLENNA BILBREY I ERNEST BOYKINS LINDA BROWN RICHARD CAMARDO GRANT CARLISLE JENNIFER CEARLEY JAMES CHRISTOPHER WILLIAM CLARKE WILLIAM COATS ' LESLIE COLEMAN MARILYN CRAIG WILLIAM DAVENPORT ISADORE DAVIS STANLEY DEATON GREGORY DENDLER STEVE DOLLIN I JOHN DYE MIKE EARLS SHAROLD EMORY DENISE EWING JEFF FRANKEL DALE FREEMAN SYLVIA GAMBRELL RONALD GARNER PAUL GARRETT ANNA GASKINS JOSEPH GODDE MARY HACKETT HERBERT HALL CORTES HARDIN KENNETH HARRIS MELVIN HARRIS KAREN HAUGABOOK KAREN HAVENS JOE HEAD JOHN HENENGER FAYE HILDEBRAN JEFF HINES SHARI HOUZE TERRY HOWARD RUDOLPH HUGHES JUNE HURT PATRICK ITSKIN IRA JARMON ALLEN JONES RALPH JONES KELVIN KELLEY VICKIE KINLEY DEBORAH LEWIS I 87 Left: PATTI SMITH WILLIAM MASON MIKE MAXWELL ROBERT MAYE DAVID McCAIN CEDRIC MCCUTCHEN ERNEST McRAE ALVA MEANS PATRICIA MEANS MAUDRAY MONTGOMERY THERESA MOONEY MARTY MULLIKIN MARY NADLER TERRENCE OHMER RAYMOND PHOENIX MARY PIGRAM LARRY REFFIT CHARLES REID EUGENE RITCHIE GLENDA SIMPSON CHARMAINE SMITH DONICICO SMITH GREGORY SMITH RODERICK SMITH THOMAS SMITH MICHELLE SOLOMAN STEVEN TERRY RON THOMAS JOHN THOMPSON PANDELLA TOMPKINS AUDREY TURNER DEBRA VAUGHT RONALD WALDON BRENDA WALKER KAREN WALKER GARY WHITT DONALD WILKERSON RAYMOND WILLS JUNIORS NOT PICTURED: ROYCE ADAMS MICHAEL ALTHERR LORRAINE ANDERSON RICHARD BAKER BEVERLY BARNES MARGARET BIRD WILLIAM BLACK MARK BOOKER DENISE BOSTIC JOSEPH BROWN WILLIAM BRYANT YVETTE BRYANT REGINALD CASEY DORIS CLIDE FRANCES CLIFTON JOE DEAN DIANE EDMERSON ARTHUR EVANS CAROLYN EVANS EMMETT EZROW DIANE FINNEY FREDDIE FOREMAN PHILLIP GARRETT WALTER GILVIN PAUL GOYETTE BARBARA GREEN STEPHEN GRIGA CONNIE GUMM RICHARD HAMEED ANTHONY HAMILTON ALLEN HARE PATRICK HENRY VERSIE HIBBARD ALFRED HILL LAURA HOLCOMB GREG HUMPHRIES DAVID JEFFERS ALLEN JOHNSON RICHARD KELLER LUCILLE LEAR SYLVIA LONG JONATHAN MAPP NORMA MATTINGLY MARGARET MCAFEE CHARLES MOORE DARNELL MORRIS KEN MULLIKIN ROBERT NUTT HERBERT OVERSTREET HILDA PRYOR JEFFREY RAYFORD ANTHONY RICE SHIRLEY RICHARDSON DONNA RILEY WAYNE ROBERTS DEXTER ROBINSON SHARON ROBINSON KAY ROBSON KENNETH ROCKMORE GORDON ROMANS WILLIAM ROSEN MATTIE RUFFIN UWE SCHWAB AARON SETTLES MARY SHELTON BARBARA SHIELDS PATRICIA SIMPSON DIANA SMITH EUGENE B. SMITH NORMAN SMITH VARNESSA SMITH ROBIE STALLWORTH DAVE STRICKER DIONNE TOBIAS GWEN TOLLIVER DEVONA TRAPP OLLIE TURNER LINDA WALLACE ERIC WALTON JIMMY WEBB NANCY WETTERER BRENDA WILSON ROBERT WILSON JAMES WORTHINGTON 1-uuunwwunnuunqq . 1 i i 3 1 I x A 1 5 2 5 1 4 I i 1 1 Q I 1 E 1 T I I i 7 T 3 3 I I I A i- I 1 I ,J 5 mf 5 W 9 IE 'H' X N X.,,.XXN,, S E s XX X XXX W V N K ,X X3 X em Xw mSN we N X..-f' jizz' ME? .52'fzf21fzs'. . .A Qfzzflwaizbfz 'TMBW X if jlflfigf gzfzf f1M241JZf2'z1fk?. . . a gf , Q... I R Apu ATIQN C?f1lT7g5IA!Zg?f 121 162371 ifdff Slfglgy i cfzzfzzgh' Mads fa ,6c'ej0c Jfmgq in ' 6 ' X Q f2'1Q is Cfflllfgw 611.06 H1 ffjffxgfc W1 Swlk' c f1z1fg9v?. qfzffi Lcjfyzc ffzlffz bf vQf9v bafzfff c'ff11gg1Ar aff 3' fremizzres I0 fafyl Q yan 17710 X X .. N. , Q 1 q qq .. SN 5 W X X X NXW X X X X X X XXYXQ5 X X XX xx XX X N -b X X X X X A X 3 ' - - - ff W-,W Y ............, - -f 1 B, ,,.. ff X x xx x X W X N Q' ' rrrrr ' ' fiixx ,E.'E '- x . X XE W FQYBXX xx xSs t x X S ,X K BX X X X 9 X N x X sxgxsesssgxfnsiiiex xiwit QQ Qlgwxtt tthttfxxfiigxoxii xx Xxx X N X Y X-XQ: xt ,.x.., X xxw- t xt xxixts x.: x .Q ,xox-c,Nx:,.xx xx , i xox xx xfxgxxx NN ixjsxilxix X XX Xxxxxxxx X X XXX xxxxx xx X X xxxN xx xx xxxx QXQXX xxx XX X SN X x NNQNNSN SQYWQiQQlB XX i X Nxt-.z -ks twx xx Q Exmwvx TkQxS'Q3lgBQiSsXK.xt m:x 'ml3s,iA Xt Q S xxG xxx 'sxx mx NR X X XS SxXXXXS QXQ lf Qxwwxmx x 5 .Wx xxx x Xt y sy.. x we wt X r xx X .X N-xztwgfxw szx- gf: Vvrqxxk X xxx :gg fx x s f xx- zyxixfztgx x- X ' 13.1 NQYRQQ 2f1WNxS xx xx x , g ' YQ Qxx X X xox xxvx xxxw NQxxXxxkiFXxx ww X xo X wXYXNXN X XX i sxxoxxrxsxxxgxosxxxxgxxxwxoxx XSL X 5677001 ssh., Shine!! Akins Stellena Anderson Carol Armstrong Jerome A i '8'f0f1 Blanche Baker Victoria Barnard Bonita Barnes Barry Becker GeorgeBedinghaus Charles Bell Robert Bemerer Denise Bess X V., 'I' SXSW xx Xxx 5.5 f z ik N xgwixr WV 5 wx K 'fm PE-is X Q xv x X k Oxy X X X. X X N Rx v if iihairrkrveni mihl iiwnd-'S .ambsesnewpscsss- il, E Gerri Cartwright Chris Christopher Jackie Clark Brenda Collier Donald Collier Brenda Cook Carlene Cowherd Arlene Cox Karen Cox Ronnie Dailey Sharon Dallas Douglas Damen Lanette Cofer s Trellis Cook ss ,MN P' if . Anthony Crenshaw s R :s. Judy David 92 we , N Q si-i. X s s -Yi if 5 X QF! Ed Colgate Corless Coleman Richard Cooks Clarice Corcoran N Sylvia Crowe Vicki Cummins ss James Davis Marcella Daivs ....,.-..............,..........A..,,AAN....1-b.,.,. ., ,.- .X ' g.,iff9ff Q .591 -N QV .1 'Q we , Q 'fs avg, ENIOR CLASS ADVISORY BOARD - First row, left to right: enise Trapp. Denice Smith. Cassandra Booker, Flo Lowery. Greg 'azier, Cliff Phillips. Second row: Cathy Hamm, Don May, Tim wens, Stacey Fairbanks. Third row: Bruce Zepf. Renee Means. :ldie Williams.Julius Love. ltlI'TU9d from page 90 fn. me again. April 20 - Work begins on this ar's Prom. the theme Diamonds are Forever . the lors. Royal Blue and Silver And pass the glitter. ly 2 - The selection of tne Prom King and Queen Can- lates. May 16 - we picked up our graduation announce- ents and cards How are my grades? .. Will be able to use these? May 20 - 9:00 AM, we gin decorating Convention Center for the Prom ass the glitter Hey East. is it straight now? e need more glitter! 9:00 PM. Diamonds are For- er The band is great! Queen Flo and 'tg Benny lt was a beautiful evening. May 31 - ie Sports Banquet Letters. certificates and trophies itstanding Seniors in each sport are honored. June 2 - ir last day of school Where has the year gone e got a million things to do before Class Day l'll be ck and visit next week. June 8 - Class Day and Kings and l never knew my classmates could look so od. Saturday, June 10,1972,9:3O AM the rehearsal ou're to be here at 7:15. we start promptly at B300 People who are going to help decorate. stay be id. 8:00 PM, Pomp and Circumstance Well, re we go I can't believe lt. twelve years of hool Hey. theres my family Where are you ing after graduation? 9:37. the last Senior re ives his diploma lt's over. its really over lm ppy and l'm sad l feel proud Change your ssel to the other side l'm an alumnae of Courter Clif' ' f .v'f9l33'aw-st' ,Y 0 X X S S 3 'R X X X Si S x . N . , NS - .Q 6 S.: Q ' . V. 1 Qsf, 9 xx W ff M S sx . xlg swf N gg. +6 A .X st: .. X- x in X x. X X X . X -. . 1 X , L. Q s , 2 if: - s . Q. x. x .ggi 1 f. t h W isfg v 1 . , ' ' 4 E. X .N , Q. . W ,SO -- . Sx A Q -5 .T 3' -.V 3 Q 5: 'K X f I 'gh 'Q . ' iq WA ' X N iw N- , .5 - . ,. Q Y iw X 1 , . . . . . Q ' Q T fx - S S F .ix xx mv wx ug X N .X 'kwa wmf1 ' . x , . Q . rim X A x A ,ue XS 2. X K XS X E 'P m Q xX N x ' G s , A X 5 xxx ,...... - .: X Y . X Qs s3XQ:ww1If5 X Y X i SSX x Y. i' -X 59 - A P N- W X X S X. E .Q Y N KX x-N SN Q-: S . x n .X .. ' ..,. vi wx ' N. K X 'Avi as u . L N -X. , . . . Q Q M X wx . X X , . N X NN X X X X X X.. xg XX R. X. . Q sg ..f 9 X X. new-um .X Xxx 'ez ,. ,Q Q? A very special part of every Senior's year is the traditional Children's Christmas Party sponsored by the Senior class. This year was no exception as the Seniors played host to fifty children, age four to six, from two local day care centers. Money for the event :omes from contributions made by the student body. The Christmas spirit was apparent early in the day as some of the Seniors spent the morning decorating ihe twelve foot Christmas tree in the gym or wrapping Nxyix- Aura' 'QA X .3f+--- fi' ' toys and gifts for the children. That afternoon the faculty and student body joined in at the assembly. Christmas carols were sung, there was a reading of The Night Before Christmas , and of course the high- light of the program, a visit by Santa Claus with pre- sents for all the children. Later that afternoon, the youngsters were treated to ice-cream and cookies at a party in the cafeteria. It was a memorable Christ- mas for them and for us as well. i ix R is Xx s l K Dar-afln-amylsalgdl Swan'-wwe-.nb ..':,, .'.: 3- 5 f--wi Ther P' S s4i ikrqn-S gp'-eriav-aogriovs 'E WSWS? 3Wnl8'! ir u'ta- y'8'! e0 ' N a :itz f E ii s v im' 3 i, Hilda Evans Yvonne Evans s Sf XA Mary Ferry Rhonda Fleming Cathy Gabbard Willis Gaddis x Xt V' W ' get s Mary Eveleigh K Lynette Foster Darnese Gaines f x I s it N 25 i X . is Jeffrey'Grant Joslyn Grant Ronnie Grant A ,.,.. ..1.'.ZE.A ,,..,. ,, .......1.,. mm- ,,,':x: X BVFGF, , '!!1! :!!! --ts X 5814-'ly' la-asylum! 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S 4' X'N' t Q ,f ' i If lllllllll Ruth Martin Julius l-We Flora LOWGYY George Lundrigan Greg Maddox Ron Marshall 'Nts Ester M2500 Connie Mathis James Maull D0n May Regina Mayberry Yvonne Mays E Jan McCollum Diane McLoyd Dan McQuesten Renee Means Gayle Merritt Shirley Merriweather S I Q 3 A T222 ' i G0ldifla Mlckens Constance Miller Deborah Miller x x Ei Q Diane Mlllhouse 100 ' Bill Mirleer Christel Mitchell ii? Nathaniel Moller Alvin Moore I Ma Y MOON? John Morgan Teresa Morton Linda Moses Glenda Mounce Michael Mounce 2:62 1 lll 5 Joanne Moore WW Deborah Morris Dale Mounce Q 9' Ann Murph SENIORS continued May 20 - The Prom. 5 E S S N - X Qqxx X ,XXX -, W X Ef f- 3 X - 1 XS' Xdgx . Q -KN . Q .. XX Nsgw i S4 QWTS X fs. .Is we 3 :- . 'ag' X -E55- ::5: MSN l x .xi x X Q ,XF 0 X SQ ,.q,, Q' sf' XQ 'K ff' is M N .Www A- ing? .,..Q--'- ' L, .SPV . .xX, Q X X x im C ww NXN,xQv L1 x Q X , X iv -. , ' - X . 'K N - XX X , .S - H SYM ' L SM NX up W X A ,N x 1 ,,:, XX A - ,,. Q - J x . x..xX Q3 . N Q., sw X A W 'SWE wxsQww?fS1QSi' 'N 'L S+ ...........---f mxw .aa- X l X ' X Aw, X bxg, S - 5 -MW x . x A mwiw -yxx ff --f-- 'Q X xwsmgsyi K . - X X X my 'bs x . 'NW 'fwn-5 .,...-Q-- The morning of Saturday, May 20, found the members of this year's Prom Committee busy at work decorating the Convention Center. This was a climax to approx- mately six weeks of hard work and preparation for the event. The theme, Diamonds Are Forever, had been de- :ided upon early in April, -with ideas for decorations iinalized about a month before the Prom. Committee nembers spent the next several weeks making the cen- s S C Q X X t X ' ...,s.. 2 terpieces and preparing the entrance and stage decor- ations. Silver and Royal Blue were the theme colors and that Saturday as the decorations went up, the room sparkled with giant radiant cut diamonds, re- flecting panels of silver mylar and shimmering mir- rors against blue net. Candle centerpieces encrusted with glitter and strung with crystal prisms and beads were on the tables. This was to be the setting for our 19-72 Junior-Senior Prom. 1,A S X X' X 1 sn Z! ,,..n ' , A '- x S Y X Q ' xi - . S I R km Q, x S X S QS + 5 N gy ,,,, Q XX X X xxx QQ XX xfx X is ! S SX s. I O SS N mxg M , ff 5, x me AW Wf ww 4wfvw ' 1 5 5 fi E X X ' M Y I X X S X S Xe Y X K' X X- X 5-'XX - mi Q 4 ' as Y 4 1 5 XA 5 1 S X -X X Q X x ag Mi'5N C Q x. S X - X t X X x K xx Y xx X t X r-X rf-XXXQX--:WQRSXXX-XXNXXXM,X S x E X K X X H Xa XX X Q E NN x X Xa' Q NWQXNX- LX X X QW XX X X5 X - r X X R x ' X. .XXX Nif--1 ' X - X XX-jf X gX ' ' L Q- 'g 3 3 s QC XXX is .3 X X XX is g Q? KS 3- Qi . 2 ig X Y 1 X 1,5 1 , dm. T I . XX.. if ' K '- NMR- XX X sk X X X X -X X X X X X A S WN - XXXSX XX ..X.. X X X - - . X -X-- A -X w iw N fm' - X Y,x. NX X X X - ,gg x ' X .f,.. X X 4 X - -X 'K K Qafil- S x ' ' , Xs X X ff? 5 -X - ': 1 X- X K X xx.. 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Robert Montgomery Darnell Dawson Cliff Phillips Bill Bray . Tommy McCoy Donnie Smith Eddie Williams Greg Frazier Tam Baggett Dexter Williams Alfred Tillman Robert Nutt Head Coach: Harry Andreadis Asst. Coach: Larry Wetterakarnp '7 X : ? X.XXX..XXX X 'FL XX if X SH' nu. A XXX. X. A s 3 X. QXXXQM ix 5 fi xg- XXXXX5 X X XX SNS X xb- .XQ X XS X SEQ XXX X --..X,.,, I PM x ,XXX XXX R i of XX. X X 'E . 'W X X X X XX, 5 X Xxx X KM N XXX XQ X X XXX N a . ,ar 4 QR XXX xx 5 RSX' XX X X x X X Q X N X v XX Xf X X X Q2 5 X XSX QXX X Q ,R Q .A A s AX X X N' X x 1 N L -X X X-,wg was x 11? X FQ X SN X as 53 .X A XX. XS 5-ps ki unsu- A X ' X X XX X QNX X MN X i, Q Q SEN :XX X - S A 1 ,Rss :X 1 . 3 5 X XX X X. X - 8 X xv XXX X XXXXXXX .X X X . -X1 XXX' X - A X l 21 5- ivy' XS s X X X XXX w XX-X: X XX X XX WX K X K ' 'X XSXQNX W X X A t X X, XXX X X X X X X XX M X if A X X . X XX A , X- -X K V 9, it X XX. X X X ' Q V 'SXXSQ ny.. -Ii XX XX X U X24 it 5- X 1, lm X 5.5 XX X XX X' 'X-XXX .Xi X X v - X . 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S S X 4 x xx N 3 SNK Q is A Q' -. :auf Ywbwmx xx QNX ef WS xx M S Q si s ,Aye ff -. . X X A Q? 3 x bf' w RESERVE BASKETBALL Q N 1971-72 RESERVE BASKETBALL TEAM Ricky Stallworth Michael McKines Jimmy Parker Robert Moss Ronald Dunigan Donnie Smith Mike Smith Keith Thomas Kelvin Kelley Ollie Turner Glen Ward Eugene Prince I A 6 HeadCoach:Samlona G , I ' 4 . ITN 134 W! Q N. XXX -' hw 'l w S Q NXXX .+ XX XXX X X .X. Q X , SRX WX X5XwSX1?5 XXSX XXX ..XX..X NN Xxx XXXN .. XQXXQNX XXX - N will nil XX x E NX X N X X Q R X XXX N X X aw XXX RXNESXY X.XsxXgSRSwX . -XXX? 1 XXXX X Sim X X-.X ' Q Q X Y. ifw S 5 : .J XXX SSX-X.. - X X ,Q XXX XXXXXXX i YQX gs X, R.. ,f . S L Xi.. X X 0 ifxke , -:EX X - N XX.. X,a- XX! X 'Y X XX NNN . funn Q XX X X X S XXF X X XX S X XA X N ' . f SN X XX-.. Mfi 1135 Q S Q. in XY 'Q W My W Xl X X S ..X N S SQ X NX S X X X., N i X X. X S XX S X X T X fx X X X . X X XX . X NSN: SX XXXXX 'X X -X XS f W W W4 Wim ary ,A X. X X. X x .X XX X N N Y X 1 X 1 XX 7 XX X.. .mv X X .K K X :IG , X. Y, E If A f S Y. n .5 f 5 X lff 1 .mv X XX., X . X X .N X 55 R sf X Q. :- .i.g '-x ' ,-2 - f -1: , : gil-1 --- -i. l W ii 2 1 : 1 g : 1 1 Ni.. .- . - 'fri '--'7' ' Q E x . v Y X 5 X . X X Y is xx I .Q H Q- 4, - X X , ..., V fix Nmwxw fs Rf A NX Y . QQ SFX Qi X Q- X X 1 NWA x 1 Q S+ w r' Ns Y S 5 X. :Qi .:. X fx K- xxx xg F -'45,-f . ,Q , . sE1.1i'3'x 'Vs xi.. 5 A -' X N: N L, ,X X ! -L 1 wg- f i x x X X t , xx if Q Q r WRESTLING continued Spirit, desire, and hard work make a winner the Wrestling Team had these and they won. Coach Scardina ll NX... N XXXE X X N X X X X fx X X X X X N X .P X X X xx Refs YY: XX X X Sl- in NY N S , N 'X was Q ww Q X S X X NR 5 X x :XX X 5:8 X XNNXL RX. X X XXX Q ii x X ,K X Amy, x X -X 5 N fs. XFX Q Q X H5 X X X. g Q J x A N X h X XX A .xg X5 x X gk S .X .im X wr X A -.XXX Xvx x-is-wr X -X x YV XN9- T ..XX X XM-xx-F' XXX my Xx SSS? X 0 XX xqf , :X v X5 XX XX X 5 X :... 'X X 33 N1 X , . X X 9 XX N ' LX! X X XX S X .5 3 XXX rg Q E i T' -A 5. if N ix Y if 5 . 5 ,A 5 ,Q .s il-E S Q S Au K . 3 5 fe ii 2 2 S E 1 .a D7 'C 5 5 5 2 sf 5 Q E if S2 g 72 v 2 '41 52 4: if 6 5 if 2 ff 5 I E K s 5 Si , f Q si W WW ,,,,, WW W WW ,,,, WM X, .,,::E gg w sew? PfX ,fs S NN J 9 1 4 5 C 1971-72 GYMNASTICS TEAM N ' 5 Y 1. Davld Foster 6. Paul Dorsey 4 N X - A 6 2. Rack Baker 7 Steve Dorsey 3, Jerome Denms 8. Jay Stnvers 4, Richard Kahr 9. Rack Ross 5, Coach Sarsfueld r A Q A 1 X 2 I 1 5 I Q X X?fx f:5. ,5:.,3XX.5:,X--. fi E ..... i: X Sw S. XX, X N 'XX QQQQ 'Xe Rid ,QNX NESS X L5 3 XXX X X 3 Y? li X iff! Eli xiii X211 Xi ,, x XX- SS' ' NX , 1' xx X Xl 3 , .X' Q! -. 5 Hi 23 , im Q . LES w X 1 XXX XX ,Q N,,x Q X XXXWW N Nm XX X X w X X 1 X XQXQJ' r 5 X X -:fn 2222-X .K ' we-zf: 21' :ss ,, 3,53 X .,.. 1 ., W R ' ' . f N 3, ,btb Z H .l Y W .,., ,... 1 ....,,.. xiii Q H M X X Q' X 57:77 'LY' xi W ..,,: M 1' 5-3: ,. 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J..- NX XXX XXX5 X ws SXT QS? 4 x KNIGHT LIFE STAFF - First row, left to right: Cassandra Booker, Vickie Matthews, John Sowder, David Howard. Second row: Mr. Turbe- viile, Stuart Press, Gifford Montgomery, Lovia Perkins, Ennis Smith, Jackie North, Brenda White, Wanda Jackson, Denise Trapp, Mr. Yoder. Above: David Odum, Frank Papia, Dean Nieporte. THE SHADOW DAVID OKUM, Promotion Editor, Feature Reporter. DEAN NIEPORTE, Promotion Editor, Feature Reporter, Sports Editor. 5 ,. X X Sy Six X , ful . i x SI ' X X X5 SQ S R Q- X Q ' Kg X R x X x XRS Q xx w g CO-OPERATIVE OFFICE EDUCATION, SECTION 1 - FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Wallace, Tre-as., D. Bess A. Crenshaw, L. Carter, C. Corcoran, S. Anderson, T. Jones. SECOND ROW: M. Hackathorne, Vice-pres., D Garnette, Pres., D. McLoyd, A. Rolland, V. Jones, R. Mayberry, V. Robinson, D. Rogers, K. Cox, Sec., B THIRD ROW: Mr. Childs, M. Wallace, T. O'Brien, A. Cox, B. Gibson, D. Buck, M. Prather. fwix . . CO-OPERATIVE OFFICE EDUCATION, SECTION 2 - FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: W. Isaacs, C. Cowherd, Treas., G. Merritt. ROW: C. Christopher, J. Noel, T. Coleman, W. Tapplar, C. Miller, Pres., F. Seay, C. Morris, M. Davis. THIRD ROW: A. C. Stowers, Vice-pres., C. Mathis, Mr. Childs, C. Odorn, V. Russell. FOURTH ROW: P. Bowman, Sec., C. Jett, D. Hicks, P. Kelli Miss Spiker, J. McCollum. T l 1 i X Q un 1 SW s f A 3 W Q x X ww-mmm-vu-, L l '-M A 3 ' ' ' X I b Q 5 X X www y if Q fy Q3 , . QW ' :ISE T:'Y. X Q ,.., - :S v ,iss Si E, xx at 'N-up-' X kb fi .Q '7 fig, .X .X A xii V X X f V . v , . gl ,K i X N Q , x df, S Q X X Q. jg Swdww- .X ww., ,N S s. X ,: Q x. N ,gi if 1 X QXQK '4 5 Q +0 If 9 -IS -X Q. S i m Q, ., Y . . .N . .hr 25 X 'Q-Qs, 'S ' .4 QNX ,. .4 K t r Q pf rs -Q ifx 5 l ! Q l ' 5 QQ H N.. 'X ' x , X :ti , x S X , 5, x Q - . X m Q KX ' 3 J F 'EP' 5 1 Q X X 2 5 if 2 X n , ... g , The CClub IS an organlzatlon comprised of all young men who have attained a varslty letter un any sport at Courter The men pictured above are those who partrclpated an the annual CCIub vs Faculty basketball game C CLUB Benny Kennedy Glftord Montgomery Wlllle Washington Jeff Johnson Rnckey Ross Alfred Tlllman Anthony Phllllps Daryl Wllllams Don May Greg Frazuer Eddle Wllluams Donald Elmore Tum Baggett Mlke Whlte mit Fx. ii 1 1. 9. ' ' - ' 2. ' 10. 1 1 r , 3. TommyMcCoy 11.Tim Owens f 'L-5 4. ' ' ' 12. ' 5. 13. ' ' ' 5. ' 14. - 7. ' 15. ' ,A A 8. ' ' 16. ' ' L l X lie. .QM 4 L PENDULUM STAFF: 1. Steve Dorsey 2. Joslyn Grant 3. Lorraine Heard 4. Cathy Gilliland 5. Greg Carel 6. Mr. Eastlack, Advisor 7. Dean Nieporte 3, Dave Okum 9, Mike White 10. Cathy Hamm 11. Tim Carter 12. Denice Smith 13. Stuart Press LEFT: MR. JOHN EASTLACK, Pendulum Advisor and Designer LORRAINE HEARD and MIKE WHITE, Staff Editors. Not pictured: MRS. HELEN KUGEL Business Advisor MR THOMAS GROOMS, Yearbook Sales. . X RED CROSS - First row, left to right: S. King, V. Kinley, B. Baker, P. Lawson, F. Minni- field, S. Long, D. Smith, B. White, C. Heisel, R. Hunter. Second row: S. Schulte, Mr. Cle- ments, M. Waddell, L. Wiley, L. Anderson, C. Sutton, D. Carter, T. Harris, M. Lowry, B. Kenney, L. McKee, L. McCoy. Third row: L. Blackburn, C. Gilliland, V. Jones, G. Wilson, B. Hill, M. Miller. Fourth row: E. Coore, G. Hatley, C. Ghorley, T. Yazell, L. Perkins, V. Kendricks, B. Lovett, Y. Hubbard. Fifth row: E. Alsip, P. Barker, Y. Wheeldon, C. McClary. CLUB PEP CLUB - First row, left to right: M. Hollie, J. Taylor, C. Booker, S. Crowe, T. Morton, L Heard, G. Montgomery, E. Williams, C. Gilliland, B. Bray, M. Green, M. George, J. North, W. Jackson Second row: L. Perkins, B. White, S. Jones, M. Pigram, L. Johnson, V. Kendricks, M. Lowry, L. Cofer J. Grant, B. Cook, L. Gilliam. Third row: D. Feagin, M. Evans, R. Sherrer, M. Smith, D. Trapp, B Jones, B. Kenney, C. Hamm, T. Hoskins, V. Matthews, T. Owens, S. Long, P. Lawson, R. Carter, D Turner, P. Norman, M. Bevans, T. Frye. Fourth row: C. Heisel, D. Smith, P. Duncan, M. Strayhorne S. Stewart, D. Ruffin, W. Hicks, B. Sherman, P. Burton, C. Slye, S. Bodenstein, V. Jones, A. Lenzley L. McKee, J. Warren. The '72 Pendulum Staff would like to thank the follow- ing for their interest in, and contribution to this year's annual. THE ELECTRONICS CLASS OF '72 THE SEXATARIES OF '72 - Secretarial Practice II THE GUYS AND DOLLS OF TAILORING II SENIOR HOMEROOM 276 AIR FLIGHTS SERVICE INC. CITY-WIDE OFFICE SUPPLIES AUFDEMKAMPE HARDWARE CO. THE SENIOR COSMETOLOGISTS CLASS OF '72 THE DRESSMAKING I CLASS JOS. MARTINO AND CO. OFFSET PLATE GRAINING CO. THE SENIOR AUTOMOTIVE CLASS SOMETHING DlFFERENT -MR. KEMP'S 5TH BELL CLASS S. ROSENTHAL AND COMPANY, INC. SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 181 THE ROYAL FURNITURE CO. THE NORTHSIDE BANK AND TRUST CO. McKINLEY LITHO SUPPLY CO., INC. DICK'S DIRTY DOZEN PLUS EIGHT -DATA PROCESSING II SENIOR HOMEROOM 278 S. J. CAPOZZOLO, TYPESETTING -OFFSET PRINTING A. R. RONSHEIM, MEATS AND POULTRY BEHLER OLDSMOBILE, INC. SENIOR HOMEROOM 137 THE ELECTRO-MECHANICS CLASS FRISCH'S RESTAURANTS, INC. BERSEL'S SOHIO STATION THE NIELSEN LITHOGRAPHING COMPANY ADRIAN'S FLOWERS SUPERIOR CHEVROLET MOORE BATTERY SLY, SLICK AND WICKED -JUNIOR HOMEROOM 354 THE COCA COLA BOTTLING WORKS CO. SENIOR HOMEROOM 261 THE TECHNICAL DRAFTING I CLASS ACE HARDWARE AND ELECTRIC CO. KNOWLTON'S CORNER FURNITURE STADIUM DRUGS EARL SCHEIB AUTO PAINTING SCHOPPY'S BABIES -SECRETARIAL PRACTICE I KRAMER'S VIKING SEWING MACHINES LANCES-TEXTBOOKS AND ART SUPPLIES THE DATA PROCESSING CLASS OF '73 THE GUYS AND DOLLS OF SENIOR HOMEROOM 312 THE PRINTING AND LITHOGRAPHY CLASS THE FABRIC SERVICE II CLASS THE COURTER DJ'S COURTER TECH'S HUSTLERS THE LADIES OF BOLD, BLACK AND BEAUTIFUL C HE ELECTRONICS CLASS or '72 t Emrh gh ts X , gzzxis 5 - E K t ss -1 X- X- s fr-Q f t sggsy ss s s K K S Nh NY ,S E ,N Y 4: , N s W :Q we 5 :gk x X. stssf XX First row, left to right: Clyde Jones, Charles England, Len Christman, Ron Marshall, Charles Frazier, Simon Buchwald, Paul Dorsey. '-Second row: Don Brammer, Mr. Kamp, Marsha Coleman, Robert Candis, Kevin Flaherty, Greg Buelterman Daryl Austin. Third row: Jeff Johnson, Dan Ketchum. Top row: David Pickett, Richard Christman, Harry Luther, Joe Edgell, Jim Burger. E X SENIOR HOMEROOM 27 THE Guvs AND oou.s OF TAILORlN Cg n B First row, left to rightg Derrick Feagin, Ron Strahorn, James Maull, Eddie Williams, Tommy McCoy. Second row: Mr. Tenhunfeid, Roger Mills, Lonnie Rymer, Mike Grannen, Charles Gould, Rick Browning, Dave Bryant, Mike Lewis, Don Sparks. Third row: Robert Lloyd, Robert Brewer, Rick Strahm. THE AUFDEMKAMPE HARDWARE CO. 2000 Central Parkway Cincinnati, Ohio 45214 AIR FLIGHTS SERVICE INC. HANGERS 8 and 9 Lunken Airport 321-6585 Cincinnati, Ohio 45226 X RSS so ' A washes M w-We-Nev i .wt-XM X.,. s We .N., X get wQus-'QQ mm H ---I ,Q.x, t tt MW., Wtwt, R . N., ms. 9 A sf :sw :gusts HI 5 i vi . s N ! 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K: i s Y ur Olds mo BEHLER 4040 SPRINIG GROVE AVE OFF I-75 AT THE COLERAIN EXIT DLDSNIGBILE Qld mobile Inc. ll O - - ll AND THE ECONOMICAL RENAULT First row, left to right Juanita Williams Flo Johnson Ruth Martin Dale King Second row: Rose Holden Anita Donaldson Sue Bodenstein Charisse Slye Lynn Warrington Joyce Doyle Third row: Cathy Gabbard Teri Simpson Vonda Ingram Karen Harman Debra Loew Glenda Mounce Fourth row: Mrs. Lucas Mary Ann Ferry Joni Tarter ' SS OF '72 First row, left to right: Esther Mason, Pat Hartzel, Mike Ellison, Willie Dorman. Second row: Marvin Brown, Dennis Neely, Fred Leyen- decker. Third row: Mr. Kamp, Arthur Grote, Eugene Smith, Morris Rayford, Byron Thompson, Don May, Eugene B. Smith, Eric Walton, Tom Sturwold, John Portman, Mario Mumfrey. The Nielsen Lithographing Company 3731 Eastern Hills Ln., Cincinnati, Ohio 45209 Phone 15133 321-5200 DISCOUNT llllllllllf 1-0 AP 0FFon anyservicework done when you bring your yearbook to Bersel s Sohio gas station at 3440 Central Parkway Offer expires the lst of Decem ber, 1972. O Bersel's Sohio 3440CENTRAL PARKWAY 0 - llllllllllllllll lllllllx Full Range Lithographers Une, two, four and five color presses Sizes 25 X 38, 42 X 58, 43 X 60, 52 X 76 and 54 X 77 nielse X X :ii X X, X XX X: x XS SX XXX? X XEXX Ss: X, 5 Q'SX:Xg:f,3Q .X wx ,355 - SQ ix Q XX gs Q X : Q XX X . XX X X 3 X X S X XXX X X X s, X 5 XS XE X. X X XE X X EX X , EX : :' z ' , ' EE as X XJ , XX X EM XX' ,Q 5 3 ' X:ssX:: , XX-.'::: was.. , .X Xa ' X XX-XX. ,s XQXEXXSES : X' Xzsriigax K, :-1,5 Sas:-S, szs:::T aw ,1,,,:-:,, N, QQ XX X X1 1, S X XX N X 'XXR X'i.s,Is as ws: . 5 E Q, Xi, L , ,3 ' B, XS: QEI5. Xl , XX : 'S XX 1 XX 'X Nw XX X S , 12 Nea? EXSS- , 1 ,N -X ., 1: X ,. X XX- 1 ,qgx , ,N . , Xxx X xxx X A Xwx K X XX, X XX XM Xw xg X X Q XXXNXQXX5 X X XX XX 1 X X X X XT XXXX XSXWXQQXKSX QQXXQY XXX SSX XX XXX ' SX, x XX X XXXQQ XXX XXQXXQX X5 XQSXSX XXNXXQXXXXQXXQ X I XX XX X X X X X SXXXX XWX XXXX X , X X X XX? XX5 XXX XQ XX XX XXX X , S XXX XSXXQXXX X XX XX XNXX S? X X X X - was X ,M--ef. PX XS XX Q -iw, XXX lui 5: -'SX g X -,E:ii Xrq:X QXKEQXX X ws X-X, sw XX '::.:::' NXX25'x Nia, XX :Xa X X Y XX X X 5 X X Q SLY SLICK AND WICKED -JUNIORHOMEROOM 354 : X X XXX - P1 ENIOR HOMEROOM 261 s if ts N si First row, loft to right: Richard Hameed, Darnese Gaines, Cathy Gabbard, Karen Harmon, Cathy Hamm, Kathy Grueter, Willis Gaddis, Miss Hunt, Pam Griffith. Second row: Ronnie Grant, Joe Griffith, Briggs Hail, Helen Harrison, Katie Harring- ton, Greg Frazier, Joe Hall, Marsha Grier, Charles Frazier, Marilyn Freeman, Mike Grannen, Joslyn Grant, Charles Gould, Robert Haynes. ff C was 3 5 , A Y? Q i,.i L S Q X S Q L J i,,,i,i, X ,,t,, X six . R , K N X N CN L W. 5 G G Q I i First row, left to right: Laura Holcomb, Dean Nieporte, Anita Carter, Gary Scott, Phillip Floyd. Second row: Ron Keller, Barry Becker Larry Shears Dan Shackelford Steven Hill Leroy Proud Nancy Wetterer Peggy Byrd Rick Baker Third row Mr Turbeville Uwe Schwab Dwight Bauer Brian Parks Jerry Zapf Stuart Press RINTING AND LITHOGRAPHY CLASS . . , v v r v 1 v v ' ' . . I . v r 1 v r - .kin-.ms STADIUM DRUGS Mi-Lo Discount Drug Center 28 E.4th STREET 721-2177 Prescriptions for less 'll C First row, left to right Michael Bandy Vernon Kendricks Darnell Dawson Tony Hamilton Jeff Moran Second row: Ricky Sherrer Mr. Hennie Gordon Romans Steve Lauck Sheila Angel Richard Moerlein Danny Bolen Third row: Tim Mathes Paul Billwachs Jim Miller Fourth row: Dennie Cordell Mike White SCHOPPY'S BABIES -SECRETARIAL PRACTICE I Tl-if Guvs AND DOLLS OF sENloR HoMERooM 312 Pb R Q u ex 1 qw s is Q 1. Q , Q X- ., - R Q, ,Q ASS bl S SQNX xg 1 m..., ,hgh ' C. xl s o f f ,5 . 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'fx .mixfx 5 .V , L ,xi X ss iff X s KAN si N X X ,NX 5 -L M Xxx X Q L xx,x :si E M an F AQ is Above: first row left to right: Greg Frazier, Chin Randy Hunter, Iceberg Louis Easton, Beetle Tim Baggett, Pimp Second row: Ron Strahorn, Dice Man Cliff Philiips, Tank Julius Love, Cheese Booker Love, Pusher Eddie Williams, Rat Greg Norman, Monster Alvin Moore, Leggs Third row: Greg Jones, Moon Dog Anthony Crenshaw, Shaw' Ulysses Drinks, Slim . ,W wb .. 1s...sC . W . u ..s XX A 5 ws S ,im X xxx N x ts Ut Sexy ti SQ A QE S s xfx X X t X Q 5 I 3 STA S E .- s. . :st . Sf: Q 'K X J Sk NN ss 5 we Above: first row, to right: Brenda Cook Cynthia Odom Denise Bess Lorraine Heard Teresa Morton Gloria Rivers Randy Hunter Vickie Robinson Joslyn Grant Second row: Jessie Price Ann' Murph JoAnn Lawson Shelia Bonner Diane McLoyd Eartha Williams Ie ses N First row, left to right: Mr. Rehling Shelia Bonner Daryl Williams Second row: Tony Hoskins Shirley Akins Delores Williams Goldlna Mickens Third row: Larry Joiner Pam Griffith Anthony Baggett Jackie North Judy David Rhonda Teel Karen Schnell Fourth row: Donald Collier Barb Wallace Marvin Rutherford Lynn Goforth First row, left to right: Brenda Cook Teresa Morton Lorraine Heard Randy Hunter Joslyn Grant Second row: Eugene B. Smith Ron Strahorn Third row: Eric Walton Jeff Moran Best Wlshes to the CLASS UF 72 From the Pendulum Staff It's the real thing. Cglge The Coca-Cola Bottling Works Company, Cincinnati CLOSING haring my life with others, I emerged as an individual Y . . ,i..W,x..,.. ,Md Afriend is . . . ...a person who cares about you. ... someone who will laugh with you and cry with you. ... someone who has the guts to tell you when you're wrong. ww. he ...someone you can confide in. They are hard to find and harder to hold. 'We don't always have to agree, that's not important. What is important is that we understand each other. VN? Nm-ef Q .fi S n S XS ,Q 3 x k ' W Q f N mi' to to 'X' YY tt ' W X X 'W ' X ' ' t '- -- - i Xsmxxwwsswtsxmts.tWsssstmsxs.ssssmwrxmsssws ss , .S .M .t .t,t ,X tt Neem m.,t..t.Wwwss, WM WW ni ' ,...Mtt . - ...ou . k xx K x A x Xxx X Q Q. S x ' '... the world united. ' '... sharing with those you care about, ... the emotion is too great trying to make for the word. them happy. ,.. my lady. 'snr Happiness to me is . . . ar away there in the ' ',.. a feeling inside, love and understanding Sunshine are ' '... being with your friends. my highest aspirations X X-EN S X Q, if , KXXY wg w x 5 X X ,- Q ? Q, ' - S S S f-'LM When l'm alone I think about . . . ' ...the mistakes l've made, what I'm going to do 'ater in Hfefy ... of my future and what kind of world my kids will live in. ' '.,. of the people closest to me, my boyfriend and my family. I sometimes think of this world and my life in general. mostly about all the happy and fun tlmes I ve had throughout the years how to Improve my character and some hard tlmes. and complete my educatlon to reach the XS Xtkt iff NN : Ns X 9 WX N 'Q ?fNY X I guess what I hope for out of life is . . . ...to be able to get a good job and live respectablyf' . . . a family, a nice home in a nice neighborhood. . to help others. .. to be someone in society ll .. a rewarding life if if' .- Q K ts.. X tt. fs ,..........m-m-naw--nw' Y ii 1 5 it s s 5 g 5 S S X X S memories, experiences happiness, a complete life. ...to see real peace and brotherhood someday. N S is .XXX N S smsmsx NF E222 X Par away there in the sun shine are my highest aspirations. I may not reach them, but I can look up and see their beauty, believe in them, and try to follow where they lead. Louisa M A am. Acknowledgements The 1972 PENDULUM is finally completed. Though it will undoubtedly be late, I hope that in the final analysis it will be judged worth waiting for. lt would not have been possible without the help of various individuals. To these people the staff and myself wish to extend our thanks. Mr. Sutton, Mr. Ward and Mr. Jones for their interest and cooperation with this year's book. The faculty for letting us interrupt their classes and borrow their stu- dents. The coaches and organization advisors for their assistance with their activities and groups. The Varsity Basketball Team for having their picture taken more than the Milwaukee Bucks. Mr. Bob Benedict from Buckeye School Photographers, for our under- classmen pictures. Mr. Dick Chiara and the American Yearbook Company for their en- couragementand patience. Our advertisers, both student and commercial, for their support. Mr. Ralph Hennie for all hishelp and for literally making his classes, my classes, du ring the year. Mrs. Helen Kugel for handling the business end of the annual, and Mr. Thomas Grooms for being in charge of sales. The approximately forty students who expressed themselves so beauti- fully for the opening and closing section copy of the book. I personally would like to, thank the yearbook staff members and the many students who were not on the staff but lent a helping hand anyway. And finally special thanks to Pogue's Portrait Studio for our senior pictures, and Mr. John Mullaney and his staff at Osborne Photo Lab for the activity pictures and services given the '72 Pendulum. l'd like to men- tion in particular Mrs. Betty Megerle who was so cooperative and helpful during the year, and Osborne photographers Bob Buring, Bud Jeffries and Chuck Saalfeld for their many effors and the great pictures which appear in this book. To the students of Courter Technical High School: this book is dedi- cated to you. l hope as you look through it in the months and years to come, it will bring a smile of remembrance about Courter, the year, and you. John Eastlack Advisor 206 ER LW: x, Q: ,,. l!v'-1 rjbff ' Lf .Q-e9i3,+ fgig M x ', vs ,. viii! k M Rf ny' , .. Q Maia- if f. Q, ,s fa' ' I v-'eff 1 N A 3. 'nw F Q fy ' -2 fix.-'vfn wma-h -2 f i' -'f' U x .Au my. lk 'f TL., . k if 49 . X . K.. ,Q 8- ig' I C A . QF Q . as gd , i ,Q K 'ig A .Q . pl' K kan. h, v kv. .. 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