Finneytown High School - Finis Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1968 volume:

Finneytown High School Cincinnati, Ohio Volume VII TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration and Faculty .............. 8 Seniors .............................. 21 Underclassmen J uniors .......................... 35 Sophomores ...................... 41 F reshmen ........................ 48 Junior High ........... . ........... 55 Organizations ........................ 69 School Life ........................... 81 Activities ............................ 97 Sports .............................. 125 Senior Statistics ..................... 141 Advertising ......................... 144 Students Not Pictured ................ 156 ' ' EDITORIAL STAFF Editor in Chief ................ Steve Morton Organizations Editor ............. Sue Swain Assistant to the Editor ........... Steve Smith Faculty Section Editor ........... Fred Naeve Copy Editor .................... Ginny Sand Social Events Editor ........... Karen Werner Photography ................. Jim Lindquist Senior Class Editor ............. Sylvia Thale Layout Editor ................. Janice Miller Junior Class Editor ............ Bill Patterson Art Editor ..................... Pam Wood Sophomore Class Editor ...... Gary Henderson Business Manager ............. Gene Schuster Freshman Class Editor ....... Deb Danenhauer Advertising Manager ........... Bill Hubbard Sports Editor ................. Phil Heagerty Sales Manager ............ Mel Sarakatsannis Advisor .................... Robert Connelly Typing Editor ................... Sue Giebel Dedication Mr. Robert J. Moore, Assistant Principal, has held the difficultjob of school disciplinarian since 1958. He shoulders the weight of all the unpleasa ant tasks that must be performed. He deals with the problems of all students. When they break the rules, become dimcult to handle, 01' get into seri- ous trouble, it is Mr. Moore who must correct them. When students do not attend classes, it is Mr. Moorelsjob to issue admit slips, and in unex- cused cases to give the proper punishment. He tries hard to make students realize the impor- tance of obeying rules and regulations, and form- ing a good, sound set of values. Besides this extremely demanding job, Mr, Moore has many other responsibilities. He orders all textbooks and sees to their distribution. He is the Iunchroom supervisor and principal ofthe night school and the summer school. He is re- sponsible for the curriculum of the Junior High School. When locks must be distributed or re- turned, it is Mr. Moore who tends to this also. But, in spite ofall these pressures, Mr. Moore remains one of the most colorful personalities at Finneytown. His sense of humor and his willing- ness to help anyone and everyone certainly make him a person that no one will ever forget. Per- haps, as students reminisce about their high school days, they will remember him and appre- ciate the fine job he did at the school. It seems only proper that the 1968 Finis be dedi- cated to a person who is dedicated. It is because of all Mr. Moorels contributions to the school community and his qualifications as an individual that he was chosen. No one else could be more deserving of this recognition. Aside from being yearbook advisori Mr. Connelly Hnds time to photograph basket- ball players. Each year is a pathway of experience for the student at Finneytown High School. A host of courses and an array of activities are offered to him, creating an atmosphere of learning . This learning paves a road which he will follow the rest of his life. The students constant search for knowl- edge leads along many byways towards his destination 7 understanding. A step is taken forward every time he comprehends a new idea. Whenever he is involved in an activity, he discovers a little more about himself. Education Is Miss Abel and Mr. Pettit confer on a counseling problem. Mr. Moore does a superbjob ofremoving a double triple whamie from a lockeri But, when the student becomes unsure of his course and begins to stray from the path, he needs a person to help redirect his footsteps. This person is the teacher. The teacher is the guide to the student proceeding along the road of learning. Having traveled the same path himself, he aids the student through difficulties. By making suggestions, he helps the student with his decisions. The teacher attempts to steer the pupil towards a life of signifi- cance. He hopes that his guidance will teach the student to blaze his own trail in the future. k A younger member of the student body applauds during a pep assembly. The Key Pathway T0 Future Success Exploring various avenues of experience is the studentts duty to himself. He may be- come involved in an organization. In this manner, he develops vocational and long- lasting interests. Or, he may join a sports program. The competition, the satisfac- tion of participation, and the knowledge Obtained, all make the experience chal- lenging and worthwhile. Like the Wildcat that is traveling through this book, the Finneytown student has tra- veled through the 1967-1968 school year. He remembers the priceless times and wonderful friends. He recalls the valuable classroom learning, the helpful teachers, and the beneficial activities. The moment becomes tense in 3 Wrestling match as Mr. Bean urges his team on. The CL A A. Basketball team discusses its strategy. But, most of all, he comprehends the sig- nificant steps taken forward during the year. The recollections of the yearis path- way and its opportunities become perma- nent parts of the studentls knowledge. The pupil will go forward with these past ex- periences to guide him. He will continue the path that his education has started for him. Hisjourney will be one of new dis- coveries, new ideas, and new awareness of the world. Thisjourney never ends. ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY 7 Mr. Robert .T'.' Moore, Assist;ml Principal. University of Mr. Joseph M. Steele. Principal. Miami Uni- ??Brifiiaon?:co' BS. and Xavwr Unwersnty, M'Ed' Adwsor varsity, B S.. and M.Ed. ' h Mrs. Laurie Miller. Counselor. Univer- sity of Illinois, R.N.. Washington Uni- versity, 3.8. and University of Cincin- nati, M.Ed. Adviser of Health Careers. Mr. Charles Pettit, Counselor. Miami University, BS. in Ed. and Purdue University. MS. Mrs. Carolyn Ruley. Counselor. Marietta College, BS. and Xav- Miss Hortense Hardy, Librarian. University of Cincinnati. B.S. ier University. M.Ed. and Simmons College, M.L.S. Miss Marjorie Hettrick, Art. University of Cincinnati, BS. in De- sign and BS. in Ed. and Miami University, M.Ed. Advisor of Y- Teens. Mrs. Jackie L. McFarland, Business. Georgetown College, B. A. Advisor of Business Club. Mrs. Ardith W. Hunter, Science, Ohio State University, B. S. Mrs. Joan S. McCane, Business, Chairman. Indiana State University, B, S. Adviser of Business Club. Mrs. Carol 11 Na , Art, We t n M'ch' n Un' - . . . V 5in B. A. y gy 5 er 1 lga lVCl' Mr. John Watts, Scnence. Ohlo Wesleyan Umversnty, ' B. A. and University of Cincinnati, M. Ed. Mrs. Jerry Danenhauer, Secretary and Treasurer. Miss Janice Abel, Secretary of Coun- Mrs ,Margaret Phillips,Sccretary. seling Office. Mrs. Janet Goeble. Health Aid Secretary. Mrs. Doris Nell, English, Chairman. Wilmington College, A.B. Adviser of Wildcat's Tale. Mr, Julian McKitrick, English. Defiance College, B. S. in Ed. Coach of Football, 7th Grade Basketball, and Track. Mr. James A. Brockman, English. Xavier University. B. S. and M. Ed. Mr. Robert Runk, English. Michigan State UnigersitybA, B. and UniversityofCincinnati,M Ed. , ,. x r l ' - .r gr' I y ZJ. X ...;:L KC7 Mrs. Sandy Kroovand, English. Un- iversity of Cincinnati, B. S. in Ed. Ad- visor ofWildcaVs Tale. Mrs. Donna M-onnig, English. University ofCincin- Miss Judith Sclden, Engl'ish. Miami University, 3' A' nali, B.S. Adviser oer. High StudentCouncil. Mrs. W. L. Lashley, English University of South Dakota, A 8., Northwestern University, M. A. Sponsor of National Thes- . . . . . , pions and Coach ofFall and Spring Plays. Miss Elam: Ruskm. English. Mlaml Unwersny, B. A. 12 Miss Kathryn Liebrich, English. St. Mary ofthe Woods College, B. S. Mr. William C Jenkins, Business. Miami University. B. S. in Business Administration and B. S. in Ed Miss Carol Makar, Foreign Language. Capital University. A. B. Advisor of Spanish Club. Mr. Herman P. Schliess, Foreign Language, Chairman. University of Cologne. MA. and Miami University, M.Ed. Advisor of A.F S. and German Club. Mrs, Sheila Kay Lundgren, Foreign Language. Antioch Col- lege, A. B. and University of Michigan A. M. Mrs. Helen M, Wentzel, Foreign Language. Bucknell University, B. A. and M. A. Sponsor of National Honor Society and Ushers. Miss Margaret Wilken, For- eign Language. Mount St. Jo- SEPh, B. A. Adviser of French Club Miss Stephanie Feldkamp, Health and Phys. Ed. Univer- sity of Cincinnati, B. S. in Ed. Advisor of Varsity Cheer ieading and G A. A. Mrs, Betty Munsen, Home Economics, Chairman. Iowa State University, B. S. in Home Economics. Miss Janice Bender, Health and Phys. Ed. Miami Un- iversity, B. S. in Ed. Advisor oer. High G. A. A. Mr. Earl Sm Miller, Health and Phys. Ed. Morehead State University, A. B. Coach of Basketball. $1 Mr. Raymond Hartkcr, Health and Phys. Ed. Ohio State Un- iversity, B. S. in Ed. and Xavier University, M. Ed. Coach of Football and Intcrmurals Mr. Henry Dudgeon, Industrial Arts, Chairman. Eastern Kentucky University, B. S. Coach of Baseball. Mr. Charles R. McNulty. Health and Phys. Ed., Chairman. Rio Grande Col- lege, B. S. and University of Cincinnati, B. E. Athletic Director. Mrs. Theo Sandaker, Home Economics University of Mr. A1 Haas, In-dustrial Arts. Ball State University, B. S. Advi- Cincinnati, B. s, in Home Economics, B. s. in Ed. W of Folk Smgmg Club Mr. Norv Deeter, Mathematics. Miami University, B. S. and Xavier . . . 7 University, M. Ed. Coach of Basketball and Adviser ofClass 0fy69. Mr. James A W. Powell, Mathemancs, Chalrman. UUWCTSIU of Clncmnatl, B. S. and M. Ed. Mr. James Becker, Mathematics. University of Cincinnati, B. S. in Math. and Xavier University. M Ed. Coach of Jr, High Sports. ML Lewis Wendelmoot, Industrial Arts. Ohio State University. B. S. in Ed. 15 Mrs. Virginia Dennis, Mathematics. University ofCincinnaIi. B. S. in Ed. Mrs, Karen Peters, Mathematics. Augus- tana College, B. A. Advisor ofCampus Life. Mr. Thomas T, Smith, Mathematics. Clark Jr. College. A. A. and Central Washington State, B. A. in Ed. Mr. William L. Lippcn, Mathematics. Xavier University, B. S. and M. Ed. Adviser of Class of 71. ML Donald Seelcy, Mathematics. Ohio University, B S. in Ed. Mr. Tad S. Lasonczyk, Music, University of Cincinnati. B. S. Mr. Dick Burchett. Social Studies. Anderson College, B. S. Advisor of Student Council. Coach ofCross Country and Track. Mr. William R. Swartzel, Music, Chair- man. University of Cincinnati. B. S. in Mus. Ed. and Miami University, M. Ed. Advisor of Unit One. Mr. James Burg, Science Miami University, 13. S. C each of 8th Grade Basketball. Mr. Robert W. Sanders, Science, Chairman. Ohio State University, B. S. and M. A.. University of New Hampshire, M. S Coach of Golf Team. Mrs. Patricia Ann Cole, Music. Marshall University, B. A. Mr. Thomas I. Hayden, Science. University of Cincin- nati, B. S. in Pharmacy. Mr. Dan McNeal, Science Cedarville College, B.A.Coach of Basketball. Mr. Robert J. Connelly, Science. Bowling Green State Univer- sity, B. A. and B. S. in Ed. and University of Northern Iowa, M. A, in Ed. Adviser ofClass oFGS and Yearbook. Mrs. June Huelschusch, Science. Purdue University, B. S. and Xavier University, M. Ed. 18 Mrs. Charlotte C. Spencer, Social Studies, Chairman. Univer- sity of Alabama, B. A. and University of Utah, M A. Advisor Mrs. Dorothea Woodside, Science. Springfield College, B. S. of Future Teachers of America. Mr. David Bean, Social Studies. Miami University. BS. and Xavier University, M.Ed. Coach of Football and Wrestling Mr. Glen Ray Bauman, Social Studies. Bowling Gwen State University, B. S. and Miami University, M. Ed. Coach of Freshman Football and Track. Mr. James E. Williams, Mathematics. Eastern Kentucky State University, B. S. Adviser of F. Club. Coach ofFootball, Track, . .+'-.'! , ?Kdrl:wis.grr 1 ML Ronald P. Molloy, English. Xavier Un- wcrsny. 3- S- and M- M Mr. John Stuart, Art, Chairman. Drake University, B. RA. and Miami University. M. Ed. Miss Nancy Vonderheide, Social Stud- ies. Our Lady of Cincinnati College, B. A. Adviser oer. High PepClub. Miss Dawn Gutzwiller, Social Studies. Miami University, B. S. Mr. Charles S. Elliott, Social Studies. Bowling Green State University, B. S. Coach of Freshmen F ootball and Advisor of Class of '71. Mr; Charles Ungethuem, Social Studies. Morehead State College, A 13. Not Pictured: Miss Linnette Case, English. Miss Nancy Humbach, For- eign Language. Mrs Rita Levin, Science, 20 Seniors Have Traveled The ilPathway t0 Awarenessil For a senior, the final year at Finneytown marks the end of a high school era. He has explored one path and is ready to proceed to another. This next pathway brings college to most, vocation and ser- vice to many. But, he will never forget the fun of high school a the classical rites of llFrosh Initi- ation, a magnificient Jr-Sr Prom, a class scrap- book, the Christman Prom, Homecoming, two class shows. He will also remember the greatest advisor a class could have had, Mr. Bob Connelly. Without his guidance, the class of 68 might not have achieved all that it did. Finneytown will remember these seniors a the ambitious, energetic people who set a host of tra- ditions. In the words of Mr. Moore, Asst. Princi- pal, lIIn all my years at Finneytown, I have never experienced a more active and interested senior class. I hope future classes will use the 1968 grad- uating class as a very time example? Forrest, Lee, Linda, and Kathy talk things over at the Senior Potluck. A motley crew enjoying the comfort ofthe senior lounge. 22 Tom Adams Randy Ammon Carl Anderson Diane Baumgartner Lynn Baylcs Evelyn Berry Robert Bohl Tibby Booth Joan Brossenne Karen Browning Deborah Bomeman Barry Buschlc Neil Butcher Susan Butcher Rick Bryers Louis Buerkle 23 A Significant Step in Their Lives Has Been Taken Bryant Callaghan Steve Canning Susan Carlson Cathy Carroll Peter Clement Cathy Cockle Claire Cohron wilIiam Collins Rick Colmar Michael Commins Carol Comett Chuck Cory Charles Crawford Forrest Cress Charles Cristiano 24 Tina Crone David Danenhauer Robert Dickens Richard Doerner David Dominy Gayle Draisc Beverly Eckel David Erickson James Fangmcyer J an: Feeman Nancy Feith John Fiorini Vernon Froelich David Frohman Steven Galassini 25 .u Cathy Garrison David Gcrken Susan Giebcl Laura Gosey David Grosheim Ronald Groves Jeanne Gussett Darryl Haeussler Fred Hansen Karen Hansen Harlan Helming Judith Hist Robert Hittinger Kathleen Hoeweler Rick Holterman Michael Howcroft William Hubbard 26 Many Have Great Dreams for the F uture Deborah J ahn Philip Jones Robert Kautz Tom Keniield Tom Kenyon Ann Kieley judith King Linda Kitts Linda Klein Robert Koch Iris UHcrisson William Latlner Rick Levi Roberta Lewis lama: Lindquist Carol Lowitz Linda Macy Joseph Madrigal William Matthews Mike McCloskey Jill MacDonald Heather McGehee Edward Miller Janice Miller Robert Mohr Stephen Morton Paulette Motz Emilie Munyan Fred Naeve 28 Jamw 01mm Leslie olive,- Judy Ollingcr Margaret UMalley Mary Omlor They Are Ready to Put Those Dreams Into Action Jean Parker Pam Pcderson Gail Perkins Nancy Pieper Kathy Oster Thomas Rafferty Steve Rahn Penny Rauch Barbara Recs Dave Ploegcr 29 Todasteneration Is The Hope of Tomorrow Deborah Reiley Carol Reynolds Mark Reynolds Linda Roca Rolland Roebuck Janice Rook Dennis Rome Dianne Rouse Carolyn Rowland Could this be the arsonist squad of Finneytown? Mr.Mooredocsn'tappcartoohappywith Vern! 30 Margaret Rowland Nancy Ruck Steve Ruth Sharon Sabato Barbara Sams Melanie Sarakatsannis Merrie Schertf Paul Schcrpcnberg Tom Schmin Steve Schottmiller Daniel Schreiner Gene Schustet Connie Schwcikert Susan Schwein Chris Sebree Steve Seilkop Rose Sellins Jack Shirley 31 eeAware 0f the Times, We F ace the World With Ambition Instead of Fear? V- SENIOR CLASS MOTTO Sharon Simon Laurie Sinclair Alice Sowders Gary Spangenberg Sally Slang Lynn Stephenson Glen Stinebuck Pat Suhr Susan Swain Penny chnson Dave Swigan Sylvia Thalc Sandra Tunning Barbara Unrinc Tracye Van Riper 32 Anthony Weber Linda Wicland Nancy Wood Steve Wilson Pamela Wood Tommie Walker Pam Winkle Daun Y oung 33 Brian Weaver Lynn Weisman Janim Young Diane Webb Glenn White Doug Wood Kim Zimmerman UNDERCLAS SMEN J UNIO RS They J ourney the tiPathway to Knowledgeii Financing a Junior-Senior Prom is a toughjob for any class, as thejuniors discovered this year. The Class 0fi69 worked hard to help make the Prom 21 success. Under the guidance of their new advisor, Mr. Deeter, they had var- ious money-making projects, such as selling horns at athletic events, a pop bottle drive, a sockhop and a Junior High Dance. After a successful junior year, they look forward to a line senior year . Stan Jeff Cathy Adams Amman Andriessen Eric Bill Bill Anderson Ange . Ayers m- Mary J ayne Linda Chip Debbie J ohn Angie Barnes Barnhart Barr Beard on Begley Beyer Bodlovic Susan Barbara Jim Marilyn Mike Tom Gary Bond Booss Brindle Br own Brown Bullock Burcham 35 Karol Burgess Debbi Dayton Susan Dunbar Pam Farmer Ann Greenlee Deni Cagle Dcan Dennis Annie Eckerle Mark Feldman Bob Grunkcmeyer Betsy Cates Pam Dinerman Debbie Eckerlin Pa! Fike Terry H aeknlc Susan Champlin Mickey Christopher F adia David Chris Davis Learning Has Become John Dirks Steve Eck stein Susan Floyd Ted Hagstrom 36 Linda Distler Dee Engbcr Pat Fox Neal Hailey Mike Doggendorf Nancy Erhardt Bob French Bill Halbig John Drake Linda Evick Stan Gould Joe Halbig Donna H arry Gary H aught Allegra Bob Carmella Dave Hclfenslein Herriott Himsel Hittingcr Important in Their Lives . Roberta H ockmuth Julie J ohnstone Caren Levine Rebeca: Luttrcll Gary Holterman Allen Kendall Pat Lindquist Ron Malen Dave Hoopes Janice Kennedy Joan Linn: Dan Mangold Pete Mike Debbie Donna Huelsebusch Hunter Hust Jacobson Bonnie Connie Janet Dave Kent Kordenbrock Kreps Kutzko Dallas Luttrell Stan Mark Paddy-cake, Paddy-cake, bakcfsman. . . ! 37 Wally Mason Ann M organ Mike Murphy Betty Nies Bill Patterson Barbara Matthews Susan Morse Don Nelson Diana Chen Bob Pattison ? Pat Debbie Mary Cynthy Carol Matthews McClure McClure McNeal Mersfelder Barbara Munyan 195 a bird. it's a plane. N0! Ifs Debbie Sharp Melody Niemann ., l- John Debbie Cary Catherine Steve Osborne Overmyer Owens Parra Pasley Steve Amy Dan JeH Diane Pearson Phenix Pickering Poole Potter 38 Melanie Preunninger Dorothy Siiver Brenda Spears Steve Rafferty Chris Simpson Mark Spencer Rich Regner Greg Smith C0 nnic Steele Kathie Ried Sandy Sadler Karen Schneider John Smith Connie Stepp 39 Jan Rettig Elaine Sanker Bill Searcy Maureen Smith Bob Stone Gaiia Rippetoc Steve Smith Tim Tapke Valerie Rogers Andy Schain Debbie Sharp Debbie Snyder Tom Thal Ned Bobbi Sue Kathy Wilma N ancy Thorp Topits Tom Trucbiood Uehling Vick Vogel Wagner Juniors Prepare Themselves for Their Final Year Doris Becky Richard Sue Debbie Keith Beth Walker Watson Weingartner Wendelm oot Wheeler Wieland Wiener Larry Jeff Rick Sharyn Crissie Mike Ric Wiley Wilson Wright Wright Zestermann Zimmerer Zimmerer Who knows what evil lurks in the hearts of men? Stevie Rafferty knows! 40 SOPHOMORES Due to the need offunds for next yearts prom, the Class of 1970 was primarily concerned with moneyraising projects. The management of the bookstore, the candy sale led by Ben Lichtin, and the dance for the freshmen were examples of these projects. During the year, Mr. Jen- kins became the new class advisor. The executive staff included Bob Wooten, President; Pam Henjum, Vice-President; Connie Moore, Secretary; Karen Aka, Treasurer. Karen Gerald Inge Aka Allen Alverson Michael Robert Gaile Amspaugh Aronhalt Austin Bob Gail Tay Renee Mike Torn Jack Bache Bachmann Baker Ball Ballentjne Bauer Beaujon Irene Marla Kathy Janice Vance Sidney Pam Bender Barman Berndson Bick Blakely Bodlovic Borneman Kris Eric Bin Cathy Mary Steve Su san Brardt Bratel' Braucksick Brecht Brecht Brown Bruce 41 Sophomores Roam Through the Pathways of Discoverf A Sue Gary Debbie Ross Rick Patti Bruce Buchinger Budd Buerklc Burggraf Burroughs Burwell Buschle Susan Margo Ed Carol Doug Steve Mike Butler Cam phell Carlson C arrillo Cecil Chambers C hri stophcr Tcrr y Larry Mary Mark David Bernard Rick Clark Cox Crawford Crone Dreyfoos Drocge Drubc Karen Ernie Wendy John Dan Linda Keith Eckel Eder Eichenberger Englebrccht Erdeljohn Estell Eutsey Bill Jane Pat John Dan Jean Patricia Every Eynon Fallanca Feeman Feith Fike Files 42 Deborah Floyd Dennis Gauck Jim Heagerty Nancy Hist H award Hughes Judith Johnstone Mike Marcia Judy Bob John Torn Foley Friedenheim Friedman Frohman Fulkerson Gardner Dave: Brum Pat Rick Carol Dave Geddes Ginn Gormlcy Groves Harvey Hazelwood 1 a. Ed Gary Pam Kathy Bill J im Heisel Henderson Henjum Herrin Hershey Hibbits Matt Bill Nancy Dan Kelley John Hittingcr H oenninger H oeweler Hopper H owcroft H owland Sophomores help at the SpongeThrow Booth at the Carnival. Steve Andy Immclt Jacobs Kris Annie Kaiser Katzenburg 43 Janet Kenfield Bill Kratohvil Ben Lichtin Elizabeth Matthews Margaret Mills They Begin to Make Judgments on What They Discover Colleen Kennedy Nick Kurzynski Amy Lincoln Arthur Mays Elaine Mintz Pat Kennedy Pat Lcahy Lynn Lytle Nancy McClure Steve Mizelle Jelf Kiddoo Pam Lei ninger Barb Majors Dan McEvoy C on nie M core 44 Brad Kiefel Pat Leininger Marilyn Marshall Dan McNeil Pat Murphy Jet? Klahorst Gary Levi John Martin Dianne Meade Tom Niehaus Paggy Kral Donna Levy Kathy Martin Gerri Miller Anna Neiman ijg' THE D06 33 Mg WC: EROTHEmgi HES Vs m V' w! 3 M x , ' .. , n; J VB. 1 ; m if .v. .. II D Nd: A A 4.74; Cliff Karen Paula F-Cl b . . . . . ' Netzler Newbeme Newsom u lnmalmn bnngs out the real personamy. Dave Joyce Mike O Malley Nordquist Oaks George Irene Tom Kathleen Chris Kelly Kurt O'Neal O'Neil Oster Parker Patterson Peddicord Pieper J oan Craig Dave Diane Renee Bob Kay Plungis Price Ramsey Rasher Raynor Reiley Rentschler W ' Joann Reynolds Jeanne SchoHe Barb Roca Sandy Scilkop Jim Sadler Andie Sena Nick Sarakatsannis Biliie Shields 45 Craig Saunders Barry Simon Sharon Saunders Judy Smith Allan Scantland Jerry Snap They Find Different Ideals To Guide Them :1 Chris Jeff Cathy Bill Diane Wendy H arold Stay Steel Steele Stein Steinbuck Slernman Staffer Fred Kathleen Gary Grant Elizabeth Al Tim Sudhoff Struharik Swaglcr Swain Szabo Taylor Taylor Christy Ken Debby Diane Don Philip Sue Tenhundfeld Thamann Theilc Thompson Tingle Tinsley Toadvine Nancy Doug Susan Karen Linda Gary Randy Toth Troy Tuerck Turner Vdoviak Vick Wadworth Jerry Susan Sharon Tom Fred Kim Nancy Wagner Waldeck Walter Wang Warner Watson Watson 46 Kathy Karen Melvina Weinstein Weisgerber Wells Deborah Barbara C harles Winkle With Wolf Students discuss merits ofHomecoming Dance. Bob Welsh Franklin Wood 47 Ellen Terry Wheeler Williams Mary Bob Woolridge Woonon Debbi Windland Bill Young J eff Zimmerman Boy, here comes Excedrin Headache number 70! F RESHMEN The Class of WV immediately started its freshman year with great enthusiasm. With the help of the advisors, Mr. Lippert and Mr. Eliot, the freshmen sponsored a soek-hop, skating party, and two car washes. The display of their school spirit indicated that they might have great po- tential for achievement in their future years at Finneytown. Steve Babette Patty Armstrong Arnold Ayers Debbie Sharon Sue Berke Bernard Berry David Neil Sue Boie Bond Bouchonnel Kay Sue Marianne Browning Browning Buehler Cathy Baker Bill Betz Barb Braun Laura Buerkle 48 Jeif Adams Paul Anderson Denise Baker Richard Beyer Pam Baker Pete Bias Dong Brown Bill Byrd Sue Amman Judy Armacost Greg Bankner Lynn Blanken Karen Brown Jody Campbell Page Cantor Rick Cayse Cathy Coates Pam Collins John DeSalvo Tom Eichelberger Tom Carlislc Patty C hrislopher Greg Tracy Colvill Steve Dickstcin Mike Eldon Bob Connor Rick Dirks Steve Engber Pam Costa David Dister J im Engelbrecht 49 Ken Cress John Dooley Pearl Fairbanks Debbie Danenhauer Sue Eckerle Paula Farst J eff Denby Linda Edgar Debbie Feldman Dick Filer Debbie Fullerton Tom Gormley Jim Hall Mark Holland Freshmen Ramble Down the Pathway 0f Experimentati0n Patty Foley Mike Gadd Norman Gould Bill Hansclman Steve H olt Rick Forty Dave Garrison Kay Grant Brett Harper Lyn Hutchinson Francis Fox -Mark Gates Randy Gray Franz Helfenstein Michelle H yrc 50 Nan Fr anks Bruce Gibb Dale Gxegory Julie Hickey Debbe Ivy Betsy French Betty Gibson Gary Gtunewald Mike High Cathy Jackson Jim Fugate Steve Glard on Dan H akl'orth Becky H ock mu th Dave Jester Greg Celeste J oAnn Jivoin Johnson Johnson Kathy Tom Lynette J ohnson Jolley J ones Jennifer Ron Arlene Mark Patty Cheryl Cindy J ordan J ordan Joyce Kelso Kiefcl Kinsey Klette Dick Bill Paul Klingensmith Kutzko Mike Tim Many Ken Gwen Gerry Kipp Lahmann Lein Levy Linder Marshall Martin Martin Mike Carolyn Karen Marilyn Bob Nancy Jim Martin McCane McEneny McEvoy McLendon McNeal Mersfelder 51 nLaurel and Hardy'JRick Wirlz and Bill Ayerg say some- thing for the audience! Gary thzler Mark Paul Amy Poole Steve Rice Karen N ichols Alice Pauly James Potter Penni Rich Terry O'Donald John Pearle Ed Rakcl Larry RiH'e Ray Owens Shelly Perry Belly Redmon Ross Robinson Carol Metz George Mundhcnk Tom Oyler Phil Pfeifl'er Bob Reusch Paula Roeder Bob Nelson Jill Pangburn Lori Phenix Terry Renter Liz Roljck Mike Morgan Kathy Nelson Bill Pattison Carol Phillips Jeanne Rhein Dave Rolhanbach Gary Sadler Mark Santoro Cindy Schmoll Nancy Shuckljs Cheryl Sleams Patty Struharik Laurie Sanker Wendy SchaelTer Pam Schonmillcr Barb Silver Bill Stease Lizi TabakoH Linda Sanker Gail SchertT Susan Schricr Ken Simpson C huck Stein Jim Tannenbaum Don Schuster Kim Simpson Henry Stein Steve Tclecsan Patty Schustcr Barb Smith Gary Steinbuck Tom Thamann Wes Shaw Carol Smith Missy Stone Cindy Tiersch 1X5 mm Norma Sheridan Nancy Smith Sandy Stowder Carol Trent Jeff Tunning Crystal Waters Blake Wiener C indy Steve Terry Tupper Turner Tyx Marsha Rick Rick Webb Webb Webb S ta ve Bob Tom Weinstein Whitaker White Ambitious freshmen sell their pep hats. 54 James Uehling Dave Weber Nancy Willis Lori Van Riper Mike Weber Ric Wirtz Pam War ner Wayne Weber Barb Wood Scott Zimmerman JUNIOR HIGH The Junior High has been a very progres- sive and enthusiastic group. Because of the ten percent increase in enrollment in the seventh and eighth grades, more achieve- ment in all areas has been possible. Junior High students were able to participate in the Junior High Choir, which was newly- formed this year. The Sports Department offered football, basketball, and track to the boys, and archery, soccer, volleyball, bowling, basketball, and softball t0 the girls. Junior High Student council was the Woiceh of the Junior High They organ- ized activities such as pep buses to all Jun- ior High games to promote school spirit. The main money-making project was the sale of ttcandy turtles. Profit from this sale was used to help finance a dance and a picnic held exclusively for the you nger members of Finneytownts student body. Brenda Doug Berger Berna: Dean Theodore Bruce Billman Bonstedl Boyd Allen Sharon David Carlton Casselman Cales J ohn Melissa J ohn Fioyd Acre: Albertson Alexander Anderson Mike David Lynn Craig Anderson Argo Bachmann Bailey Linda J ohn Gemge Barnet Bearden Beaujon Mark Barbara Sandra Tanya Bessenbacher Beyer Beyer Bias Julie Marcia James Gail Brauchsick Brown Calion Carlson Marcia C harlotte Bob Glenn C hamberlain Clement Colmar Cress 55 Carokyn Mary Larry Dick ' Donohue Donovan Dow Dransman Kenny Jeff Nelson J ohn David Margaret Tara Duncan Earley Eichelberger Emig Erhard: Eutsey Evans Jenny Rick Mike Dave Roger Linda Wayne Fahr Falhaber Fauser Faith Fike Files Fischer Mary Jo Sue Torn Jackie Debra Robert Patricia F ox Friedenhcim Frohman Fugate Fulkerson Gardner Fyffe Elaine Cheryl Thomas David Dave Bruce Lee Ann Geddes Grant Grecnlee Haberslroh Hacussler Hagsuom Hamilton J ohn Dixie Karen Patricia Mary Sue Mark Mark Hasbrouck Hazelwood Heisel Helming Heltman Herrin Hershey 56 Each J unior High Student Wanders Down the Pathway 0f Observation Mary Rebecca Meget Gordon Corby Bruce Gregory Hilgcman Hocwelcr Holmes Homleid Howe Howland Hoy Harry Bruce Stephanie Alan Robert Corrine Bruce Hughes Humphrey Hyde lpp Jacobson Jurgcns Kaiser This is a rare moment; everyone is WJushing his pencil. amww .,l b .. 1 , Y 'Il: W x $$$$er L ' Barry Shirley Kathie Kandell Karle Kechr Mike Nancy Randy Kendall Kenfleld Kent Gary Pennie Tom Kern Kitchens Klusman 57 Bob Mark Don Sharon Koehlcr Kramer Kutzko Lamben Lane J ohn Marlane Steve Kathy Greg Barb Alan Lanz Lanick Lawrence Lawson Leisinger Lemon Lessurc Barbara Ellen Bob Lewis Lewis Lodge Sharon Terry Nancy Loucks Lowilz Luckey 33:53:51;$iiiliie$lfaafioi$$im m a 1mm Donna Karen Ted ' Lutlrell Majors Mangold Marvin Bill Bill Cathy Hunter Bob Mark Marquis Martin Lynn Martin Matthews McClure McCoy 58 Cathy Marcia Linda Barton Michael Robin Laura McEneny Meyer Miller Mintz Monaghan MOnson Moore Kelly Nancy Tom Martha Donna Gail Mike Morse Morse Morton Neely Ncwsom Norris Oakley Watching the Older Student, He Starts to Compose His Own Set ofValues Mike Phi lip Steven J im Pamela Steve Olcary Overmyer Owen Owens Owens Oyler Sharon Debbie Madeleine Christine John Philip Pendteton Petering Peters Peterson Plungis Pockras Cindy Sherilec Stephen James Paula Debra Roger Poole Prater Preuninger Rahn Rasher Rastello Raynor 59 Listening to Teachers, He Forms the Basis for His Later Education Lewis Rhonda Harry Carrie Mike Kathie David Rentschler Rickey Roscnbluth Rowland Royal Ruth Sammons Marianna Beryl Jack Bob Sarvis Schlossman Schnur Schreiner Teddy Marlena Elizabeth Lucinda Schweikcrt Schwing Sharp Shear Ken Paul Guy Stephanie Shameld Sheridan Shirley Simpson Audrey J acquelyn Mara Alan Rick Marc Gregory Skinner Smiih Smith Spatz Stacey Stark Stay 60 Joseph David Connie Cheryl Linda Christina Stephanie Steele Stegman Stephens Sterman St, J ohn Sudhoff Tanner Lana Kenneth Garry C ynthia Mark C hris Daniel Thal Theile Theodore Thomas Thomas Topits Troy x, Ricky Sonia J oyoe Ge orgia Larry Evadcllc Gene Tuepker Tuppcr Van Hoosier V ogel Voller Walker Walter Beth ' ' Richard Deborah Mark Beki Watson ' Werlc Whitacrc Whitfield Wierwill Bob Nancy Ann J on Randall Stephen Winner With Wood Wilburn Wiley IF Kathleen Dick Stanley Jeff Timothy Carol Suzi Woods Wootton Worthington Young Y oung Zesterm ann Zimmcrcr 61 7th GRADE Tom Bob Dave Jan Doug Debby Albers Alcorn Alexander Abbe Abblet Abel Karin Anita Steve Alverson Angert Ballentine Steve J a y Steve .1 ohn Addison J ohn Pete - Bass Bates Batti stone Bauer Beach Beall BCKUJOH Chris Norman Mike Gary Debbie Debby Merry Becker Bender Bentz Barman Betz Bicderman Bing Cindy Donna Suzanne Susan Carla Jan Bruce Booth Boreman Boss: Braun Brewer Brenneisen Brisse 37 8c 41 : 100 wage ED 1 still dorm see how 373C 41 : 100. Gary Linda Cooperating With Others, He Learns How to Live Harmoniously Jean Elaine Sheri Kathy Dan Campbell Bryson Bullock Burcham Cahill Connie Tony Mark Campbell Cantor Carroll Chamberlain Holly Tom Ward Tom Lori J elf J udy Cloar C oates Collier Cillins Cornelison Dean Dickens William Diane Mark Sandy Debbie Donna Roger Dickstein Dister Drake Drown Dunavcnt Dunbar Carol Cathy Eric Janet Duvall Duvail Eisert Edwards Estell Peggy Bill Marian Evans Every 63 Karen Kenny Evick F alhaber Mike Robert Emily Fletcher Forry Fox Nick Tim J ohn Glardon Goodwin Gould bgimthAx; x . Danny J oline Fangmeyer Fischer N ancy ' Karen Garbrick Gieslcr Chip Candy Mary Ann Kevin Grounds Guild Halbig Hansen Craig Barb Chip Hartman Hartmann Haucr Lynne Patty Mike Hibbits Hill Hinezen Ted Pam Terry Hubbard Hughes Humphrey J anct Maya Heidi Gerri Heiden Helfenstein chjurn Hibbard Carol Sandy Mark Mike Holland Holt Hoopes Danny Don Mark Sandy Hunter Husl Hundlcy Hyre 64 Grasping New Ideas, He Begins To Understand Mark Jeff Dennis Mike Jacobs Jacoby Johnson Dick Jill Johnson Johnstone Johnson Stew Bill Gary John Jordan KauLz Vicki Kenyon Kiefcl Sue Andre Rick Krisher Kuhr Kurtzer Dick C i ndy George Kurzynski UHerisson Lacker Robert Robert Lakamp Lambert Lancaster chs not always see the same hands! 65 The Junior High Student Gets A Taste Of What High School Will Be Mike Mary Lou Jeff Beth Marci Barbara Alan Lawson Lcisinger Leis! Lessure Levy Lewis Lichten Don Don Wesley Grcg Becky Susan Joe Li ncoln Linder Loucks Love Mahlerwein Marshall Martin Kim Martin Males McConnelee Medlock Medlock Toni Sue Brian Mark Betsy Ben Rob Miller Mizelle Mogosky Mohr Murphy Niemcn Nelson Bruce Linda Scott Raymond Craig Steve Peggy Netzler Newbernc Newton Nies Nordquisl Olsen O'Neal 66 Dave Pa yne Ron Rick Steve Ormston Pasquale Pasquale Marcia Jeff Robert Terri Debbie Pearce Pearson Pembaur Pelcring Potter w? E Kathy Raslello Reese Mark Diane Mark Steve Ransick Rahn Rains Nathan Terry Profm Price Kim John Rice Rich Robbins Roman Holly Vera Dave Jean Don l look now, but I think write being photographed! Roiert Rowland Scantiand Sanders LF- Curt C beryl Bob Richard SchaeHer Schmidt Sela Shields Shook Barb Brent Kent Sanger SchliLz 67 Mark Molly Sandy Steve Linda Bob Simms Sinclair Smith Smith Spears Stease Jam Bob Sue Donna Marc Jim Steinbuch Stephenson Staffer Stearns Stout Stultz x. m' Mike Cheryl Eddie Richard Kevin Elaine Tiersch Tolson Toman Trent Trimble Garth Steve Joyce Patty Dale Janis Vdoviak Vining Vogel Voller Von Bargen Wacksman Chris Dave Jeff Nancy Rob John Wallace Wang Warner Wendelmoot Weimer Werner Robin Kim Marie ne Woody Jeff Wheeler Wheeler Williamson Wright Ziegler 68 Underwood John Stee 1e Barb Thamann Shelly Van Riper Elizabeth Waldeck Sherry Lcdwin ORGANIZATIONS Student Government Sr. High Student Council This year, Student Council worked to ob- tain more student privileges and to im- prove school standards. Its duties included running the lounge, organizing and help- ing with assemblies, selling ice cream, and working with Inter-Club Council. ttCar- eers Nightl, and the ltCAREli project were two ofits helpful activities. Bottom Row: D, Frohman, S. Mark, Vice-President; J. O'Leary, Pres- ident: S. Pasley, J. King. Second Row: K. Harrison, Al Greenlee, Jl Johnstone, C. Jackson, L. Rolick. Third Row: T, White, J; Adams, T. Oyler, D. Husl, P. Newsom, Fl Cressl Fourth Row: Mr, Burchetl, ad- visor; S. Immelt. K. Peddicord. G, Schuster, G. White, C. Crawford. Inter-Club Council . Inter-Club Council was formed this year to give the clubs more power in the school. It included all club presidents and they worked to increase communications be- tween themselves, the student body, and Student Council. 1.C.C. rechartered all the clubs and handled publicity for club activities It also sponsored ttClub Weeklt to promote each club. Bottom Row: B. Hubbard, Treasurer; M. Sarakalsannis, Dt Frohman. Ii L'Herisson. Secretary; T. Hayese Vice-President, Second Row; S. Schwein, D. Hust. N. Erhardt. C. Aronhalt, B. Sams. G. Sand. P. Suhr. Third Row: K. Harrison, D. Haeussler, S. Tuerck. S. Sadler, S. Mark. N0! Pictured: S. Schotlmiller, President: CA Carrillo, J r. Hi Student Council Honom Row: C. Schmidt, J. McConnlie, D. Woolton, Treasurer; L. Moore. Secre- tary: S. Oyler, President: D. Haeussler, B. Watson. P. Rasherl Second Row: B. McCanc, B. Filer. H. Hen- jum, G. Chamberlain, C. Keffer, L. HamillonV Si Miz- elle. S. Vinning. S. Battistone. Third Row: D. Troy. M. Mark, T. Klusman. H. Alex- ander, T. Frohman, T. Hub- bard. M. Bearden. J. Emig. B. 51:35:. Senior Class Officers r 4: H 4:: $$$$$5$ $' . S33 -r Cathy Garrison, Secretary; Mr. Connelly, advisor; Dave Frohman, President; Steve Galassini. Vice-President; Fred Hansen, Treasurer. Junior Class OfTicers Mr. Dectcr, advisor; Mike Zimmerer, Vice-President; Deni Cagcl, President; Julie Johnstone, Secretary: Ann Greenlec, Treasurer, Sophomore Class Officers Mr. Jenkins, adviser; Pam Henjum, Vice-Presidenl; Bob Wootton. President; Connie Moon: Secretary: Karen Aka. Treas- urer. 71 Freshman Class Officers 'rt'. Mr. Lippert. adviser; Jeff Adams, Treasurer; Tom Oyler, President; Liz Rolick, Secretary; Torn White, Vice Presi- dent: Mr. Elliott. adviser. National Honor Society The National Honor Society is com- prised of students who display the four ideals of the organization: character, scholarship,1eadership and service, and who maintain a 3.26 average with no more than one C yearly average. They are selected by a faculty commit- tee on the basis of their academic, as well as their personal qualifications. Tapping was conducted on October 30, 1967, and the twelve new members Bottom Row: A. Greenlee. J. Johnstone. Di Frohman. Ti Hayes. Vice President: C. Garrison. WCl'C inducted the fOHOWil'lg night. BCF Treasurer: S. Thale. Secretary; Si Mark. S. Pasley. Second Row: S. Trueblood, Si Floyd, N. - - - - Feith, B, Sams, P. Lindquist, Gr Sand, 5. Giebel, s. Tunningi Third Row: vi Rogers, H. Sldes acting as a tutorlng SCYWCC 10 McGeehee. L Klein, D. Reiley. E. Berry. T. VanRiper, B, Suhr. N01 Pictured: S. Schottmill- students, the club sponsored an annual er. President: A. Helfenstein. pop bottle drive and a sock hop to raise money for a scholarship given to a de- NCW Sp aper S tag serving senior. Long hours were spent by the newspaper staff to make this yearis tiWildcatis Taleii very successful. Many new features were added, such as a new Junior High Section and more up-to-date stories. The staffis 301mm Row: R. Levi, Editor: P. Suhr. R. Lewis. S. Swain, Page Editor: M. Rowland. M. Sarakatsannis. Di Kutzko. G. Swain.Semnd Row: S. Mark. M. Nieman. 5. Bond. hard work gave Flnneytown ngh SChOOl J4 Kreps, Page Editor; P. Lindquist. Page Editor; Mi Wells. Business Manager: P. Fol- a newspapaer to be very proud of. cy. D. Berke, Third Row: P Newsom, Bi With, Ki MarlinV Pi Kral, M. Foley, D. Ful- lerton. D. Paul. B. Filer. Fourrh Row: J. Clark. P. Schottmiiler. P. Warner. M. MC- Evoy. N. Sheridan. M. Pearch. C. Schmidt, A. Lichtin, Nor Pr'clured: N. Toth, H. 72 Helming. Page Editor: K. Aka. B. Lichtin. N. Willisi Dr Ramsey. K, Baker. C.Cockle. V. Helfenstein. Yearbook Staff The 1968 Finis staff worked hard to pro- duce the biggest yearbook in Finneytowfs history. Besides adding more pages, they included more colored pictures and a summer supplement. Four members of the staff attended Ohio Universitfs Journal- ism workshop in the summer, on scholar- ships from the Class of 1968, to prepare themselves for responsible Staff positions. Despite money problems and deadlines, the whole staff still succeeded in producing a yearbook well worth the effort. Jr. High Editors: Dean Billman and Leanne Hamilton. Bottom Row: P. Heagerly. Sports Editor, tOhio UJ; F. Naeve, Faculty Editor, tOhio UJ; B. Hubbard, Advertising Manager; G, Schuster, Business Manager: G. Henderson. Sophomore Editor, Second Row: C Cohron. Classes Editor: S. Swain. Organizations Editor, tOhio UJ: P. Wood. Art Editor: .J. Miller. Lay- Oui Editor; K. Werner, Activities Editor: T. Van Riper. S. Giebel, Typing Editor. Third Row: D. Hust, Dt Jahn, N. Ruck, P. Pederson. J, King, M. Sarakatsannis. Sales Manager: L, Weisman. M. Vlachos, Gt Sand, Copy Editor, tOhio Ur, S Morton, Editor-in-Chief: S. Smith. Asst. to Editor. Na: Picmred: De Danen- hauer. Freshman Editor; B. Pattison, Junior Editor; 5, Thale. Senior Editor: Mrt Connelly. Adviser: K. Oster, U. Lindquist, C. Sanders. D. Ramsey 7 Photo 812153, Natlonal Thesplans Seelety 5 The National Thespian Society is a club interested in drama. The members often have roles in school plays. Activities for the year included a trip to the Sovereign restaurant and a play, selling candy canes, and a fall play conducted by Mrs. Lashley. 73 R. Colmar. S. Seilkop, Secretary: S. Tunning. Vioe-President; Mrse Lashleyt P. Suhr, President. No! Pictured: B. Hubbard. K. Zimmerman, Treasurer. Varsity Cheerleaders Debbie Sharpt Pam Pederson, Pam Weedrnan, Nancy Ruck, Karen Werner, Captain; Janice Miller. Reserve Cheerleaders Boy Cheerleaders added their resonant voices this year to the ttGo! e Fight! a Win, TonightW Cheerst This proved to be a welcome addition to the female-dominated groups that have tradition- ally led the fans in Cheering: The boys who joined the cheerleading ranks were John Drake, Bob Pattison, Ken Harrison, Tay Baker, Jeff Poole, Ron Malen, and Jim Brindle. They are pictured elsewhere. Susan Tuerk, Carol Mersfelder. Captain; Paula Newsom, Debbie McClure, Wendy Eichenbergert Julie Johnstone. Freshmen Cheerleaders Barb Silver, Debbie Dancnhauer, Cathy Jackson, Captain; Julie Clark. Betty Redman. Carolyn McCanet 74 Bottom Row: T. Hayes, B. Paltison, S. Canning, D. Frohman. President; B. Hittinger, Treasurer; M. Doggendorf, Jr, Vice President; F. Cress. Second Row: G. White, R. Reiley, J. Steel. S. Mark. T. Clark, J. O'Leary, G. O'Neal, C, Wolfe Third Row: D. Hittingert B Anderson. I, Beyer. F. Hansen, GV Stinebuck, R. Wirtz1 B, Halbigs Fourth Row: T. Ken- f'ield. M. Hitlinger. G4 Budd. B. Bache, M, Hittinger, J. Drake. No! Piclured: E. Ammon, M, Brown, R Breyers, L. Buerkle. C. Crawford, DA Danenhauer, J. Halbig, B. Levy, S, Matthews, K. McKnight, E. Miller, S. Mizelle, M. Morris, L. Olivert R. Roebuck. Secre- tary; Sv Seilkop, T. Schmitt, Vice President; L. Thomas. D. Weber. R. Wolf. Health Careers - Club Bottom Row: C. McNeal, M. Preuninger, Vice-Prcsident; N. Erhardl, Presie dent: V. Rogers Secretary-Treasurer; C. Patterson, S. Saunders. Second Row: S. Sadler, S. Butler, D. Darling, Mt Niemann, S. Waldeck, D. Eckerkin, A. Morgan. N0! Pictured; D. Husl, C. Andriessan. J. Hist, N. Hist. 5. Bond. Health Careers Club started the year with a lively pizza party. While learning about careers in the field ofhealth, the girls also did such things as sponsoring a sock hop and making tray favors for a hospital. 75 F-Club This year, F-Club reorganized its constitu- tion and initiation rules to improve the Clubts image. Many new members were inducted into the club after receiving their first varsity letter in sports. F-Club started raising money to help maintain the trophy cases and to beautify the gym iobby. Bottom Row: V. Anderson, Secretary; S. Schwein, President; J. Gussett. Second Row: J. Ollinger, N. Ruck, J. Brosscnne, S. Carlson, No! Pictured: K. Browning. Treasurer; L Kitts, A. Kieley, B. Braucksick. In Business Club, students learned about careers in the business world through speakers and field trips. Their activities included an annual Christmas dinner and a visit to the University ofCincinnati. Concert Choir Bottom Row: E. Sanker. D. Eichelbcrger. J, Johnstone. S. Bond. P. Fike. I. L'Herisson, R. Topilse Ce Rowland. J. MacDonald, P. Pederson, N. Feith, L, Barr, N. Erhardt, A. Lincoln, M. Christopher, C Lowitz, J, Barnhart. D. Reiley.5emnd ROMS. Schwein. K. Osler, D. Hust. F. Warner, T. Osler. D. Rothenbach, B. Frohman, M, Levi, M. Eldon. S. Buchinger. J, Hist, J. Gussetl, M. Rowland, C. Haines, J. Feeman, A. Sowders, J. Miller. M. Sarakalsannis. H, MCGeehee. K. Goseye S. Saba- m. C. Aronhalt, P. Dinerman. Third Row: C. Carillo, S. Carlson. C4 Schwcikert. K. BrOWningV K. Herrin. C. Cordenbach, S. Holt, M. Kclso, Concert Choir, under the direction of Mr, Swartzel, consisted of students who have auditioned and have shown musical abilih ty. They performed at the Christmas, Spring, and May concerts, as well as as- semblies for the student body. The Ensem- ble Choir, composed of students in the choir who have exceptional vocal tafent, met before school to perfect their special performances. Boysh Glee Club T. Oyler, K. Harrison, F. Nacvc, C. Cory, B. BeLz, S. Schollmiller, M. Folley, T Williams, S. Mizelle, T. Lein, J, Engelbrecl, M. Miller. B. Rees. N. Ruck. T. VanRiper, S. Tuerke. S. Thale. Fourth Row: J. Osborne, D. Frohman, B. Hubbard, J. Madrigal. R. Zimmerer. T. Hayese Se Gould, V. Blakely, B. Ebinger. J. Poole, R. Jordan, Re Roebuck, K. Zimmerman, K. Werner, L. Kleine B, Hoeninger, Ge Schuster, B. Braucksick. B. Wilh.B. Watson. P. Weedman, J. King. Pianist: K. Watson. Director: W. Swar- Lzel. Ensemble I ,b , Bottom Row: Mr. Swartzel, Director: S. Mizellc, R. Topits, NA Feilh, I. L'HerissonA Second Row: T. Williams, K. Watson, C. Himsel, C. RowIand, K. Gosey. Third Raw: T Williams, K. Watson, C. Himsel, C. Rowland. K, Gosey. Third Row: M. Foley, B. BELL S. Schottmillere R. Roebuck. B. Ebinger, A. Sowders. J. Miller, P. Pederson. Fourth Row: F. Naeve, Ce Cory. V. Blakelye BA Hubbard, K. Zimmerman. .l. Feeman. H. McGechec, M. Sarakatsannis, J. MacDonald. Bottom Raw: Mre Lasonczyk, Director; G. Mundenk, S. Holt, B, Harper, T. Eichelber- gar. P. Pfeiffer, D. Jester. S. Zimmerman, T. Gormley. B, Begley. M, Gates. K. Martin. Second Row: R. Jordan, T. Tyx. B. DrogeV T. Oster. D, Rothenbach. S. Weinstein. M. Fol- ey. J. Engelbrecht, R, Owen. G. Jaboyne, M. Eldon. Third Row: F. Naevc, T. Baker, J. Howland, B. Ayres, B. Hubbard. CA Owens, 5. Canning. T, Oyler. P. Anderson, R. Col- mar. Bonom Row; Mrt Lasonczyk, Director: C. Metz, D. Begleyt S. Stowder, D. Berke. J. Campbell, S, Toadvine, M. Stone, P. Gormley. J. Hickey, V. Day, C. Coates, C. Smith, P. Fallanca, Cl Breck, K. Reid, A. Niemann. B. Smith, M. Friedenheim. Second Row: P. Brock, A. Pauly, P. Schottmill- er, W. ShaefTer. S, Apler, Bl Wood, N. Franks. N. Hist, P. Newsom, At Poole, BA Gibson. P. Fairbanks, Kt Browning, B. Roca, Bl Hockmuth, S. Wright, P. Kiefel, J. Schoole. Third Row: P, Warner, S. Saunders, S. Girlsa Glee Club Waldeck, S. Schrier, Mt Crawford, L. Wieland. D. Darling, G. SeherfT, N. Shucktis, P. Kral, N. Toth, C. Klette, M. Hyre. Du Jacobsen, A. Morgan. W. Eichenberger. S. Floyd, M. Webb, Lt Hutchinson. T. O Donnell. Fourth Row: N. Hoeweler. J. Friedman, B. Arnold, Kl Nichols. R, Kolp. C. Schmoll, B. Braun, Jo Eynon, K. Newburne, B. Szabo. J. Kenheld, J. Rhein, P. Rich, N, MeNeal. P. Baker, Bl Majors, C. Moore. P. Borne- man. B. Cates, M. Breck. M. Marshall. American Field Service The main responsibility of AmericansField Service is to help bring a foreign exchange student to Finneytown. They raise as much money as they can each year to help pay for the foreign studentls expenses. A.F.S. sponsored an International Day on February 2, when various exchange stu- dents from area schools spent a day at Finneytown and attended a basketball game in the evening. Finneytownk foreign exchange student for the school year was Ken Harrison. He attended Horowhenua College in Levin, New Zealand before coming to America on July 28, 1967. In New Zealand, he was active in sports and was on the rugby, swimming, cricket and cross country teams. At Finneytown, Ken also involved himself in many activities. Bottom Row: 3. Kent, A. Greenlee. Treasurer; Kt Harrison, Co-Presi- dent; B. Sams, Co-President; S. Swain, Rt Sellins. S. Giebel, St Gould. Second Row: K, Watson, M. Mills. C. Johnson, N. Watson, Jl Friedman, J. Kreps. P. Lindquist. G. Sand. .l. Rook, S. Schrier, C. Coates. Pt Diner- rnan. Third Row: B. With. E. Wheeler, P, Falanca, J. Johnstone, P. Hen- jum, G. Perkins. P. OlMalley, P. Leininger, P. Burwell, P. Leininger. No! He was a member 0fA.F.S., Ski Club, I.CVC., and Student Council. He was also a boy Cheerleader during the football and basketball seasons and participated in Cross Country and Track. Ken wrote the following of his experience here, ttI have seen much of your great country and, as Americans, you have a heritage and coun- try to be proud of. You students are a . great bunch of people, and I would like to thank you and the teachers of Finneytown for a never-to-be-forgotten year. Also, my deepest appreciation and thanks go to my wonderful American ltmom and dadf, Mr. and Mrs. William Cory, and my ttbrotherfl Chuck. Thank you for an expe- rience of a lifetime that will be with me always. God bless you 21117, Pictured: P, Wood, Vice-President: S. Bond. Secretary: K. Marlint N. Erhardl. S. Dunbar. P. Farmer, B. Wiener, D. Hust. V. Helfenstein. P. Motz. Jo Bouchonnel. C, Steele. K. Reed. C. Moore, C. Schweikert. B. Eckel. B. 30055, G Schuster. N. Franks, B. French. S. Mark. J. Johnv stone. Drum Major 8L Majorettes Band One of the busiest groups at Finneytown was the band. They worked hard for the annual Christmas Concert, Winter Con- cert. and Spring Festival. Along with these activities, they par- ticipated in parades, had a pep band, stage band. orchestra for the musicals, and entered into District Competition A color picture of the band in formation can be found on page 89. The band members were: C. Rowland, C, Levine, B. Kent, N. Mc- Clure, D. Windland, D. Steinbuch, L, Phenix, K. McEneny. P. Kutzko, J. Pangburn, E. Wheeler. B. Wiener, D. Theile. P. Lindquist, L. Kreps, N. Feith, R. Levi, G. Smith, B. Herriottt S, Bond, B. French, J. Brossenne, B. Wooten. P. Wooten. P. Tensley, K. Weisgerber, D. Jester, C. Tiersch, E. French, T. OiDonnell, L. Blanken, K. Martin, Mi Balkentine, B. Welsh, B. Stease. R. Wright, B. Weaver, JV Kreps, C. Cory, T. Bullock, B. Shields, N. Sarakatsannis. D. Cecil. D. Nelson, J. Drake, J. Johnston, B. Redmon, B. Begley, G. Cohron. T. Crone, G. Schuster, Di Silver, RV Burggraf, D. McNeil, D. Feith. G. Hen- derson, B. Bache. S. Mizelle, C. Stearns, J. Fulkerson, R. To- i -Teens pits. P. Henjum, D. Dreyfoos, D. Danenhauer, W. Shaw, G. Swagler. M, Martin. JV Beyer, Si Pearson, L. Wiley, FV Naeve, C. Bearden. G. Swaint JV Fangmeyer, KV Linder, B. ByrdV Ds Geddes, M. Crone, D. Schuster. Bottom Row: C, Levine, D. Windland, Di Stein- busch. Second Row: K. Weisgerber, C, Cory. Drum Major; D. Silver, Head Majorette. French Club Bottom Row: S. Sabato, T. Van Riper. Secretary; P. Pederson, Treasurer; l. L'Herisson, President: B. Watson. Chaplain; L. Klein. Historian: C. Amnhalt. A. More gani Second Row: D. Darling, N. Erhardl, R. Ball, Pi Kral. K. Watson, K. Oster. D. Jahn, K. Gosey, N. Ruck. Third Row: SChamplin, S. Sadler, M. Niemann,S. Schwein, .J. Ollinger, S. Saunders. C. Patterson, l. Alverson. C. Himsel, Pt Schottmiller. Y-Teens is an organization of girls whose purpose is to ttbuild a fellowship of women and girls devoted to the task of realizing in our common life, those ideals of personal and social living to which we are commit- ted by our faith as Christians? Several of Bottom Row: C. Himsel, .l. Johnstone, P. Mathews, Secretary-Treasurer; D. Y-Teens activities this year included bake Hust, President; N. Watson, Vice-Presidcnt; C. Stearns, CL Marshall. Second . - - A Row: A. Greenlee, E. Wheeler, J. Friedman, N. Erhardt, K. Kuhn, M. Frieden- 53.1657 an mStallatlon dmner, and a ChrlSt' heirn, P. Leininger, S. Schrier, C. Coates. Third Row: S. Bond. P. Kral, K. Wat; mas party. son, Si Mark, P. Newsom, P. Burwell, R. Ball, P, Gormley. Fourth Row: C. Johnson. B. Mathews. J. Kenfleld, Ki Turner, K. Rentschler, P. Leininger. N01 Pz'nured: B. French. S. Floyd, K. Aka, D. Beyer, G. Cohron, Ms Crone. S, Dun- bar, J. Eynon, M. Foley, N. Franks. D. Geddes, N. Hoeweler. P. Kennedy. J. Kreps, D. La Roe, P. Lindquisl, N. Shucktis, Ci Steele, K. Uehling, K. Herrin. P. Rich. A. Jacobs. D. Overmyer, C. Harvey. The purpose of itLe Cercle Francais is to give its members the chance to learn more about the everyday aspects of French life. They teamed up with the Spanish Club 78 during the Christmas season to go caroling in their respective languages and also had French pen pals. F uture Teachers Of America Future Teachers of America is an organi- zation composed of people who are inter- ested in the held ofteaching. This year, F.T.A. honored the teachers by having a itTeacher 0f the Weekii column in the newspaper. They also took a field trip to Miami University, tutored small children, and sold tiSchool Recordsii books to raise money for a scholarship to be given to a worthy senior. Bottom Row: N. Erhardt, N. Wood, M. Scherff, Treasurer; G. Sand. President; S. Giebel, Vice-Presidem; K, Watson. Second Row: M, Christopher, B. Sams, B. With, V. Rogerst J. Rook, P. Kral, P, Schottmiller. Third Raw: B. Matthews. B ' ' ' Wiener. B. Matthews. K. Schneider. P. Mathews, P. Farmer, Nor Pictured: Di Audlo- V 1 su a 1 S Borneman, L. Macy. P. Swanson, M. Sarvis, V. Day, Secretary: K. Hansen, J. Parker, Kt Eckel, D. Overmyer, S. Tunning, P, Fallanca, D. Husl. C. Moore, S. Dunbar. Jr, Vice-President; D. Jacobsen. J. Krepst T. Walker 3' A.V.A. is composed of boys interested in learning about, caring for, setting up, and operating the schoolis audioevisual equip- ment. With their knowledge, they fre- quently aided the teachers in operating their projectors and record players. D. Kutzkot .1. Lindquisl. M. High. Dt Haeussler. Nut Pictured: J. Fangmeyer, Manager. Folksinging Club met mainly to sing and listen to records. They also sponsored a show in the spring. Bollom Row: P. Warner, P. Dinerman. Secretary; C. Johnson. Treasurer; C. Aron- halt. President: P. Pederson, Secretary: I. L'Herissoni Second Row: P. Schonmiller. J. Clark. C. Phillips. L, Roiick, L, Barr, S. Carlson, P. Leininger. Third Row: D Jahn. JV Ollinger. C. Himsel, P. Leininger. Gt Perkins. P. O'Malley. N0! Pictured: Kt Browning. D, Baumgarlner. D. Jahn, L. Klein. E. Sanker. D. Jacobson. S. Dunbart B. Weiner. M. Sarakatsannis. D. Reilcy, S. Sabatot K. Uehlingt K. Gosey. J. King. D, Ivy. A. Morgan C. Phillips, L. Hutchinson. Jt Madrigalt Ski Club Ski Club is composed of students who en- joy skiing. This year, they met whenever possible to ski on the slopes of Valley High and Morrow. Bottom Row: D. McClure, R. Malen, C. McNeai, B. Hittinger, D. Eckerlin, J. Drake, N. Ruck. Second Row: K. Harrison. P. Huelsebusch. S. Sadler. C. Coryt P. Pederson, B. Pattisoni Not Pictured: B. Shields, G. Spangenburg, P. Henjum, D. Theile, N.McC1ure. Usherettes The Usherettes were a helpful group of girls who ushered at the school plays and concerts. They also served athletic and band banquets. Bottom Row: P. Christopher, K. Schnei- der, V. Rogers, N. Wood, J. Friedman. N. Watson, L. Kleini Semnd Row: M. ChriSH topher, B. Matthews, B. Watsont D Thompson, M. Mills, B. Wiener. S. Swain. Not Pictured: K. Akai Spanish Club German Club The Spanish Club started the year with a The German Club, going into its second very successful sock hop after the hrst year of activities, is interested in the cul- home football game. Other activities in- ture and language of Germany. The club eluded a potluck dinner and a movie on planned a dance and bakesales, besides the culture of Mexico, shared with the having guest speakers at its meetings. The Wyoming High School Spanish Club. earnings were used in treating its members to a German dinner at one of the cityTs German restaurants. 801mm Row: D. Frohman, L. Klein. S. Sadler. Treasurer: T. Oyler. President: J. Bros- senne, Vice-President: S. Pasley, Second Row: P. Gormley. P. Leininger, Re Ball. P. Burwell. M. Friedenheim, Li Barr, Si Carlsoni Third Raw: Pt Huelsebusch, Bi Kent, President; B. Munyan, Treasurer, Second Row: M. Mills, Ti Bauer, S. C. McNeal, K. Turner, M. Niernann. P. Fike. P. Farmer. Fourth Row: P. Pederson. F. Chambers, F. Henjumt Na! Pictured: C. Patterson. A. Lincoin. B. Lech- Leininger, T. White, L. RiH'e, T. Bullock, R. Wright. N01Picmred:B. Pattison. Secre- tin, B. Hershey, L. Heisel, B. Kiefel, B. Boose, J. Engelbreeht, N. Kurzyn- tary. ski, C. Trent. Bottom Row: B. With, Secretary; St Tuerck, President; J. Johiistone, Vice SCHOOL LIFE ; K 05'. . 1'1 1'2: During a school day, a student at Finneytown is involved in a myriad of activities, academic and social. He follows the pattern he feels will suit him the best. There are many decisions he must make that will inlluence his future, as Robert Frost says in his poem, tlThe Road Not Taken? Two roads diverged in a yellow wood And sorry I could not travel both And be one traveler, long I stood And looked down one as far as I could T0 where it bent in the undergrowth . . . I shall be telling this with a sigh Somewhere ages and ages hence Two roads diverged in a wood, and I w I took the one less traveled by And that has made all the difference. The success of an individual is partially dependent on the path he decides to follow during his important high school years. 82 Some students walk to class happily, while others appear apprehensive. Varied Pathways Create Varied Lives Mass testing is one ofthc many ways to test ability, On your mark, get set, go! 84 Two minds ponder a difflcult question. Mr. Connelly takes time to smile m for the camera. Mr. Williams is going to stomp some poor football player! Toni works intently Lo linish her garment for Home Economics. 85 A rather vicious sign adorns one ofthe walkways before an athletic Mr. Hartker is burdened by the chute of passing out event. gym suits. Competitive Events Could this be a riot on the football Eeid? 86 Mr. Williams had better stop arguing. That football looks very menacing. Enhance Uniiied Spirit 87 Music Appreciation Is an Important Part of Education Band practice is a tedious job Mr. Lasonczyk takes a break from the hustle of halftime, The F.H.S. marching band performs wonders. Mrs Nell tries to explain BeowulP to SylviaV Donk you understand that simple calculus problem? Letas see who can get the biggest shock! Physics doesn't seem hard at all. M utiny in the classroom! 90 Knowledge Is Acquired Through Contacts With People 91 7 :wii, v M N Let me congratulate you on a lousy job! Concentration plus! Mr. Haas lends a helping hand. 92 Student Comprehension Is the Goal of Every Teacher Mr. Hayden hopes that some ofhis fairy dust will produce favorable results. 93 This is mass confusion at the end ofa school day. The Social Life of Students Completes Their Curriculum Students gayly CD walk to the football 661d for a pep rally. 94 Kathy and Linda converse at the Senior Potluck. Everyone always looks so happy after eating lunch! :- 96 ACTIVITIES Publications Assembly Finneytown had its first Publications As- sembly on September 19, 1967, in the school auditorium. The purpose ofthis assembly was to further acquaint the stu- dent body with the schoolts two main pub- lications, the yearbook and the newspaper. Various members of the 1968 Finis staff and the Wildcat's Tale staff gave speeches to urge student support of these publica- tions. Music by the ttWe Alsott band, con- sisting of four senior girls, highlighted the assembly. Rick Levi, newspaper editor. tells ofcoming attrac- tions. 98 Tom Hayes urges support ofthe yearbook, The We Also made coming to school pleasant. PTA The Finneytown P.T.A. held its annual carnival C ' on October 7, at the high school.Itinc1uded a arnlval variety of entertainment for the young and old alike. The assortment ofgame booths and amuse- ment rides satisfied the youngsters. The auction provided the adults with a chance to buy mer- chandise at reduced rates. This carnival was the main fund-raising activity the PTA. had all year. Most of the profit went into the Finneytown Athletic Fund. Sno-Balls in October? Who wants to make the first bid on this uhi . .this uh. . tube A . ' Is it possible that this could be revenge? Homecoming Climaxes Fall Activities Finneytownls Sixth Annual Homecoming was held during the weekend of October 20. The Sen- ior Class put all of its effort into making this one of the best Finneytown has ever had. This year, the gala event retained its traditional aspects, but also added some practical innovations. As in the past, the Homecoming Parade began at 6 olclock on Thursday, October 19, from North- minster Church. It wound its way through Brent- wood with a booming band, fabulous floats, and a cavalcade ofcars. A bonfire at the high school welcomed the students. Then everyone joined in a brief pep rally to spur the team to victory. On Friday night, the Wildcats silenced their 0p- ponents from Harrison with a score of 35-0. The floats were displayed during half-time. Each one seemed a winner with popular movie titles as its theme. ttTo Finneytown With Lovell was the topic of the Freshmen float. EtThe Cat That Roaredl, was the result of the Sophomoresl hard work. The Seniors urged 0n the team with their theme of ttCat on a Hot Tin Rooff, But the Jun- iors won the Hoat competition for the second year in a row with their creation thing Cat? Pam Pederson was crowned Homecoming Queen by Amy Roettele, the Queen of 1966. Other can- didates included Carol Cornett, Judy King, Gail Perkins, Nancy Pieper, Nancy Ruck, Mel Sarak- atsannis, Pam Weedman, and Karen Werner. Attendants were Donna Harry, Junior; Janice Biek, Sophomore; Cathy Jackson, Freshman. After the game a reception was held in the multi- purpose building in honor of all alumni. This in- novation allowed graduates the chance to meet with old friends and teachers. The Queen and her court presided over the 1967 Homecoming Dance. This year, the dance was held on Saturday evening instead of after the game. From 8:30 until 11:30 P.M. the couples danced and reminisced about the past events of an exciting, memorable weekend. Gazing at the bonfire, silhouetted figures hope for a victory Dorothy Silver lights up the evening with her twirl- ing. The spectators admire the Juniofs huge wildcat representing the team. After weeks of labor, the winning class fmds it is wall worth the efforL 101 Homecoming 1967 The evening reaches its climax when pretty Pam Pederson is crowned Queen ofHomecoming 1967. Pam is escorted to the car by J 0:: Madrigal. 4 l Pam, the new Queen, and Amy, the past Queen, were two 0fthe happiest girls at Homecoming. Donna Harry. Janice Bick, and Cathy Jackson await the exciting moment when their Queen will be chosen, Masculine voices added their tone to the yells of the cheerleaders for the first time this year. The melodies of the great Finncytown Marching Band added to the gaiety of the half-time festivities. 104 Wiidcals turn 1he corner on Harrison. The Wildcats are ready to try for another touchdown Rick watches the game intently, waiting for his chance to play. The OHensive Line drills before the game. 105 , What have I done to deserve this? Mama, let me see part of the papcrf How can you make fun of my new hat like that? Fall Plays The Drama Department held its hrst production of three one-aet plays on November 17 and 18, in the multi-purpOSe building. The actors, under the direction of Mrs. Lashley, devoted their after- school hours and evenings to perfecting their per- formances. The result was an enjoyable evening for the audience and cast. The hrst 0f the three plays was entitled tgFumed Oak. This was an unpleasant comedy about a henpecked husband who left his nagging wife. The second play was a melodrama called ttMillie, the Beautiful Working Gier It concerned a das- tardly villain who was married to Millie, and his attempts to steal the fortunes of a rich widow. ttFinal Dress Rehearsal? a light comedy, ended the performances. It dealt with the antics of ac- tors in the final dress rehearsal of a high school play. ttAll right, Clifford Ravenswonh, weTve got you now? I canTt marry you, Brentwoodl'T nAh, my dear Brentwood, ith so good to see you Thanksgiving Assembly The Thanksgiving Assembly was held on November 22, in the school auditorium. In accordance with the season, Student Council sponsored a CARE drive. The Junior High contributed the most money towards this charity and a turkey was awarded to their advisor. Student Council President, Jim Oleary, was the master of ceremonies for the as- sembly. He introduced the guest speaker, Mr. Robert Portune. Mr. Fortune, once principal of Finneytown, received a warm welcome. His excellent talk compared the students of today with the students of yes- terday. Following his speech, the Concert Mr. Swartzel leadsConoertChoirinasong fitting to the season. Choir sang selections of various Thanks- giving hymns to effectively conclude the occasion. Concert Choir gives an excellent performance at the Thanksgiving assembly. i m mhunw. , M W955 SEEMS . r e $71.1'K'tlil1' : 'gjnqilauf .gr ' vi 1325 we rt ',' '1' .. - hh'w g, 108 On November 30, Finneytown was visited by a group of very talented young singers called the ChrySIer Spurrlows. In a special assembly, the whole stu- dent body heard their safety program entitled, Assembly ttMusic for Modern Americans? The Spurrlows, sponsored by the Chrysler Corpo- ration, sang selections of popular tunes varying from uGeorgia on My Mindt, to ttI Wanna Be Free.n Their unique, enthusiastic approach to the topic of automobile safety left a greater impres- sion on the students than any lecture could ever have attempted to do. Introducing Mr. Thurlow Spun, leader of the Spurrlowst h -51it 4- M 5' The whole group ended their performance with a warm good-bye. Sport Awards After the 1967 Football season, an assem- bly was held to commend the team for a great yeart Co-captain, Tom Hayes, gave an excellent impromptu talk on his feele ings about the team. The highlight of the . . Jerry Brooks, from WSAI came to aneytown assembly was When Ed M11161 W35 award' to award the Lineman of the Week't trophy to ed a trophy for ttLineman of the Week by Ed Miller- Jerry Brooks of the WSAI radio station. Tomts speech summed up the football season perfectly, 110 Wrestling Exhibition hOne gallon of blood to fifty of sweatY, This was a phrase used to describe Fin- neytownhs Wrestling Team. On Friday, December 1,1967, the entire school watched them compete against the team from Lincoln Heights. The fmal score was Finneytown-3l, Lincoln Heights- 18. Their great skill and agility really paid off! This istft the place to make enemies. Tension mounts as each wrestler waits for the right moment to strike. This isnht the way to play leapfrog! F -e Club Initiation F Club Initiation was held Friday, De- cember 1. Each prospective member came to school, dressed somewhat awkwardly, t0 the taste of his big brother. During the school day, he was under the jurisdiction of any F Club member. He acted as or- dered and honored the students with fre- quent renditions of the Fight Song, Alma Mater, and other inspiring pieces. At the Friday night basketball game, the initiate performed various entertaining duties, such as pushing pennies across the floor, polishing shoes, and leading cheers. F Club7s membership grew to almost fifty boys, and there were many clean shoes around Finneytown! Youtd better sing, or I'll make you eat lunch! 5;. :t f, .1er 1'8? Kle i A 112 Toilet paper works wonders on hall Hours! Christmas Assembly The Christmas Assembly was held in the auditorium on December 21, 1967. The students and faculty listened to the hue performance of the Senior Band and Con- cert Choir. Among other selections, the choir sang the traditional htHallelujah Chorus? Finneytownhs foreign exchange student, Ken Harrison, was the speaker. He told 0fthe Christmaseustoms in his homeland, New Zealand. Waiting to enter the auditorium, students talk over their Christmas plans. Christmas Prom The highlight of the 1967 Christmas season was the annual Christmas Prom. Sponsored by the Senior Class, this event was held on December 23, in the multi-purpose building from 8:30-11:30 pm. The many decorations added to the festive atmosphere of the evening. Lccated in the center of the dance Hoor, a huge, ornamented Christ- mas tree made dancing a delight. The alumni and senior high students who attended, were enter- tained by the music of the TTSeven Sharp Orches- tra? The joyous occasion ended with a buffet luncheon, and the dancers left with Cherished memories ofa pleasant, enjoyable evening. Mr, Connelly helps himself to some deli- cious snacks, White suits always look nice at a dance, A F S Reception To begin A.F.S.,s ttlnternational Day on February 2, a reception was held for all the exchange students at the home of Mrs. Lindhjem. They became acquainted and played pool. They also practiced Cheers for the basketball game that evening, at which they were to be the guests. Barb Sams. A.F.S. president at Finneytown. searches for a name tag. Oh, I hope he misses! Food complimented the enjoyable get-togelher. .X' ,.r 1L 44 x: X 10 115 Military Assembly On Tuesday, February 6, the Junior and Senior boys attended an assembly in the multi-purpose building on the armed ser- vices The guest speakers were recruiters from the Coast Guard, Air Force. Ma- rines, Army and Navy. Each gave a ten- minute resume on the opportunities avail- able in his branch 0fthe service. They dis- cussed the obligations necessary and the opportunities offered in the Reserve as well as for a career. 117 IN MEMO RY OF GA RY LEE TALLENTI RE December 3, 1948 9 February 6, 1968 Gary Lee Tallentire, a Lance Corporal in the United States Marine Corps, was killed in action at Quang Nam, Viet Nam, on February 6, 1968. He was a 1966 grad- uate 0f Finneytown High School. Linda seems either very enthused or extremely tired! Chalet Dance The Sophomore Class increased its Enances by sponsoring a casual sock-hop on February 10, in the multi-purpose building. Decorations gave the effect of a Swiss Chalet Entertainment was provided by the ttGoreyoatlyh and the ttWe Also. Debbie is one of the singers in the uWe Also. Toni keeps the beat with her drummingt shCupidhs Cape? After the basketball game with Taylor on February 16, Future Teachers of America and National Honor Society co-sponsored a sock-hop called thupid,s Caper.w Stu- dents danced to the music 0fthe thlass VMenagerieT Chris, gentlemen don't flght with ladies. A sock-hop is the place to learn the ialest dance. Music for the sock-hop was provided by the thlass Menagerie. F rench Club Party On Thursday. February 15, the French Club met in the Home Economics lab for a party. The speaker was a student from France who attends the College of Mt. St. Joseph The social and school life of French teenagers were the main topics of discussion. Refreshments were also pro- vided $1 m Egg 2?: w m ' t. less Everyone enjoys the punch and cookies, Mrs. Lundgren tfar right, a French teacher at Finneytown, talks with the speaker. Everyone listens attentively to the student from France. 120 Band Concert Mr. Swartzel is determined to give an excellent performance. If you play one more sour note. Fll . . . The Junior and Senior Bands entertained a full house, Sunday, February 25, at the annual Winter Concert. Senior Band high- lights included uCrux Fidelif and selec- tions from Brigadoon. The audience com- plimented the superb ability of these musi- cians by two well-deserved curtain calls. Student Handbook Assembly Finneytowrfs eeStudent Handbook,a was Studentsquicklyentertheauditoriumfortheassembly. distributed on February 14, 1968 in an assembly especially for this purpose. The reasons for such a handbook were ex- plained to the students by Mr. Moore. Mr. Moore is determined that everwne should receive a hand- Chris quickly glances at the rules and regulations stated in the handbook book. 122 Junior Class Bake Sale Bake sales always help to raise the finances of a class or organization. Students are happy to have their hunger satisfied by a tasty cookie, brownie, or cupcake. .. H-k.n4v,.....v. M The Junior Class held a successful bake sake on February 14. Their bake goods were greatly appreciated by those who purchased them. 123 Karen and Iris enjoy the senior lounge. hbwmwnnm .wm : dW-qm A awry; rm mmmm- , Mwy Homework is one ofthe biggest activities a student undertakes. Physical education is always an important activity. l24 FALL SPORTS Cross Country Is Off And Running Bottom Row: S. Matthews, T. Kentield, B. Anderson, K. Harri- Third Row: D. Schuster, M. Weber, B. Kratohvil, D. Weber, R. son, F. Hansen.Second Row: Mr. Burchett, Coach, G. OiNeil, S. Robinson. Weinstein, Pi PfeiHer, D. Dennis, E. Bache, J. Beyer, W. Shaw. Mr. Burchett watches his team practice. Under the first year coaching of Mr. Dick Burchett, this yearis Cross Country Team had a record of 30 wins and 25 losses dur- ing the season. At the Invitationals, a competitive county event, their record was 17-37. They ended with an overall total of 47 wins and 62 losses, under the leadership of co-captains Fred Hansen and Bob Bache. The team finished seventh out of thir- teen in the county. Steve Mizelle captured the title of Most Val- uable Player as well as most improved. The Reserves, led by Dave Weber and Phil Pfeiffer, finished with a 26-14 record. In Coach Burchettis words, ttThe season was a most successful one and, with the return of Mizelle, Bache, and other under- classmen, Cross Country at' Finneytown is very promising? I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Bottom Row: T. Schmitt, S. Seilkop. D1 Lehmann, M. Morris. E. Miller, T. Hayes. FA Cress, D, Danenhauer, C. Crawford. Second Row: D. Frohman, R. Bryers, S. Canning. RA Wolf, L. Buerkle. R. Wirlz, R. Ammon, K1 McKnight, G. Steinbuck, Coach Williams. Third Row: S. Mark, B. Ayerse Be Pattison. J, Halbig, B. Halbig. J. Drake, M, Doggendorf. Coach McKitrick, Coach Bean. Fourth Row: B. Hoenninger, D. Cecile J. Snapp. J. Steel, P. Leahy, 1 Martin, S. Immelt, G. Henderson Fifth Row: Managers: B. Reusch. R. Roebuck, G.Swag1er, L. Thomas, W. Mays, J. Howland, M1 MorganV Manager; F. Warner. Coach Hartkere FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD F inneytown Finneytown Finneytown Finneytown F inneytown Finneytown Finneytown Finneytown Finneytown Finneytown 0 18 38 7 12 6 35 41 0 28 Indian Hill Mt. Healthy Taylor Reading N .C .H. Lockland Harrison Lincoln Heights Anderson Greenhills ONOOOC-pcKOOOO-x The 1967 Wildcats had their best season in foot- ball history at Finneytown. Their coach was Mr. Williams, who was assisted by Mr. McKitrick, Mr. Hartker, Mr. Bean, and Charles Coulter. The Wildcats finished the season with a record of 7 wins, 2 losses, and 1 tie. This was good enough to take second place in the National Division of the Hamilton County Suburban League. ' 1n the press box with the uspotters and the hscorersf Senior Lettermen M. Morris R. Bryers S. Seilkop G. Steinbuck T. Hayes T. Schmitl F. Cress E. Lehman D. Danenhauer CA Crawford L. Buerkle E. Miller D. Frohman 128 Freshmen 301'me Row: J. Adams. T. Lein, L. Riffe, J. Dooley, M. High, B. Pattison, S. Turner. B. Betz, N. Bond, G. Grunwald. Second Row: G. Sleinbuck, R. Fary, B. Whittacre, B. Connor, J. Pearce, R. Webb, L. Kreps, G. Sadler, D. Hallforth. Third Row.- D, Gregory. R. Dirks, J. Martin, J. Fugate, Br Gibb, T. Tyx. M. Santoro, T. Zolley, S. Engber, T. Oyler, D. Brown, B. Hanselman. B. Stease, Reserve The Freshman Football team showed po- FOOtball tential in supplying good players for a fu- ture Finneytown Varsity team. With a 3-2- 1 record, Coach Bauman was very proud of his boys. The Reserve Football team had to forfeit all but four games ofthe season. There werenht many boys trying out for football and there were many injuries on the team. Coach Bean was very proud of their 2-1-1 record in spite of their bad fortune, Wirtz turns the corner for a substantial gain. Junior High Football Baffom Row: R. Trent, B. Hagstrum, 3. Winner, B. Schriener, R, Monson, T Williams, B, McClure, J. Emig, Mi Drake, J, Early, M. Whitfield. Second Row: R Kent, B. Netzler, G. Leisinger, M. Mark, T Lowitz, T. Wilson, S. Oyler, J. Steele, R, Wilburn, J. Young, B. Howland, D. Feith. Third Row: G. Beaujon, B. Stease, S. Beck. J. Kenyon, .l. Jacoby, D. Miller, M. Thomas. S. Preuninger. D. Argo, A. Spatz. Standing: Mr. Obert, M. Steele. T. Morton, J. Warner. R. Pasquale, Ti Schweikert, J. Rahn, H. Mathews, P. Beaujon, Mr. Becker. The Junior High Football team did not have a very successful season. They won only one game and lost five. Mr. Becker and Mr. Obert were the coaches. Although the record was not as good as they had hoped, the team gained vital experience needed in their future football years at F.H.S. The 1967 Fall Sports Banquet was held on Nov- ember 28. Mr. Hartker held the position of Mas- ter ofCeremonies. Mr. Steele and Dr. Evans were the guest speakers. The Finneytown Boosters gave a plaque to the team with every team memberis, coachis, and statisticianis name engraved on it. Mike Morris, Tom Schmitt, Ed Miller and Dave Danenhauer were also recognized for making the All-Star Football Team. The other awards presented at the banquet were: Tom Schmitt, Best Defensive Back; Charlie Crawford, Best Offensive Back; Steve Seilkop, Best Denfensive Lineman; Ed Miller, Best Offensive Lineman; Bill Ayres, Most Improved Player. The Most Valuable Player tro- phy was not given to only one player but to the whole 1967 Football Team. Inscribed on the tro- phy were the words, stNo one above the other.77 The Little Wildcats gel instructions for their next play. Girlst Athletic Association The Girls3 Athletic Association provided many sports for girls who wished to partice ipate. Volleyball, bowling, horseback rid- ing, basketball, archery, track, tennis, and golf were offered to all its members. Varw sity and reserve teams in volleyball, bas- ketball, and softball Competed with teams from other schools. G.A.Afs major pro- jects of the year were a Turn-about, semi- formal dance held in the spring, and the annual Mother-Daughter Banquet. Miss Bender and the reserves in a pre-game huddle. Mel Sarrakatsannis saves a spiked ball. Miss Feldkamp holds her team together, In Behind every good player is another, m,m.......hr n7, The teachers join the team to play a few games. 132 Wrestling The 1967-1968 Wrestling Team completed its second season on the varsity level. Coach Dave Bean and his grapplers re- corded their hrst winning season with an 8- 7 ledger and earned their hrst trophy by defeating Aiken and St. Xavier in the Annual Hilltop Triangular Meet. Wang completes a take down. Donht worry Charlie, wehll win! I just washed my hair and canht do a thing with it. uIs he dead?, Mike Doggendorf tries for a take down. A hand shake signifies the beginning of each match. , nmvw 1 W 1 I .. Mr. Bean and team watch anxiously as Wildcat wrestlers defeat Lincoln Heights. WRESTLING SCOREBOARD Finneytown Finneytown Finneytown Finneytown Finneytown Finneytown Finneytown Finneytown Finneytown Finncytown Finneytown Finneytown Finneytown Finneytown Finneytown 135 31 24 41 10 47 5 21 12 13 14 34 25 27 31 11 Lincoln Heights Reading Lincoln Heights Oak Hills Lockland Anderson Colerain Anderson Norwood Mt. Healthy Madeira Aiken St. Xavier Madeira Anderson Basketball Slanding: A. Jacobs, Manager; R. Malen, C. Crawford, F. Hansen, S. Pearson, K. Peddieord, R. Wadsworth, S. Mark, M. Murphy, R. Roebuck, Trainer; K negling: D. Frohman, Co-captain; T. Hayes, Co-captain. Coach Earl ttStu11 Millefs Varsity Basketball squad once again ranked among the city,s finest. Although hit hard with injuries, the 3Cats stressed teamwork and defense in their drive to capture the National Division title from arch-rival N.C.H. The Reserve team, under the new coach- ing talents of Dan McNeal, completed the season with Division Co-Championship. 136 VARSITY SCOREBOARD Finneytown Finneytown Finneytown F inneytown Finneytown Finneytown Finneytown Finneytown Finneytown Finneytown Finneytown Finneytown F inneytown Finneytown Finneytown Finneytown Finneytown Finneytown Finneytown 65 77 54 66 47 49 51 53 62 59 52 54 61 73 49 65 49 67 41 Woodward Reading Indian Hill Norwood Mt. Healthy Greenhills La Salle Colerain Wyoming St. Bernard Oak Hills N.C.H. Lockland Harrison Anderson Taylor Lincoln Heights Lakota N.C.H. Senior Letterman Rmem a WW, . luv u wtwr'm t-mw , Dave Frohman Fred Hansen 137 D. Tingle, J. Shapp, L. Thomas, J. Staci, S. Immelt, JV Smith, B. Frohman, DV McEvoy, R. Dirks, T. Baker, B5 KratohvilL National Division Co-Champions RESERVE SCOREBOARD F inneytown Finneytown F inneytown Finneytown Finneytown Finneytown F inneytown Finneytown Finneytown F inneytown F in neytown Finneytown Finneytown Finneytown F inneytown F inneytown Finneytown F inneytown 55 48 43 38 35 24 34 35 41 43 30 36 47 47 43 58 45 59 Woodward Reading Indian Hill Norwood Mt. Healthy Greenhills La Salle Colerain Wyoming St. Bernard Oak Hills N.C5H. Lockland Harrison Anderson Taylor Lincoln Heights Lakota 133 A tense moment as Kelly reaches for the ball. Dave jumps for two ,i 4 .5 i g 9. v E .1. i How about another try? I39 Freshman Basketball Bottom Row: Mr. Elliot. Coach. B. Betz. M. High, D. Halforth. G. Sadler, K. Simpson, L. Kreps. Second Row: J. Adams, N. Bond, D. Brown, M. Morgan, J. Dooley, B. Hanselman. D. Filer, S. Dickstein. The Freshman Basketball team, coached by Mr. Steve Elliott, had one of their fm- est seasons in recent years. The Freshman EtWildcats,, were assured of at least a co- Championship in their division in the Hamilton County Suburban League with a 6-0 record. Jr. Hi Basketball Front Row: J. PetTer, L. Rentschler, De Haeussler, M. Mark, R Raynor, S. Oyler, T. Klusman, A. Spatz, T. Froh- man. J. Steele. G. Leisinger. M. Royal, M. Thomas, B. Howland, D. Wootton, H. Rosenbluth. Back Row: Mr. Burg, Coach; Mr. Herrin. Hr Mathews. Spring Choral Concert Alice Sowders played Angelina. a young girl in love with a boy who doesn't want to marry her, in mfrial by JuryF The Senior High Choral Concert, present- ed Friday evening, March 15, 1968, in the multi-purpose building, consisted of songs by the Girlsh Glee Club, Boysh Chorus, Concert Choir, and Ensemble. An added highlight was the presentation of the oper- etta, bTrial by Juryf by Concert Choir. Mr. Lasonczyk and Mr. Swartzel were the directors. Kim Zimmerman played the defendant against Angelina. Billis good at trying to console young ladies Y0u Can,t Take It With Yowa Mrs. Lashleys Thespians presented their second play of the year, Y0u Cank Take It With Youf on March 22 and March 23, in the multi-purpose building. The play was about a normal girl in the midst of a weird acting family. A surprise in casting was Stu Kendall, a 1967 graduate. G.A.A. Slumber Party Tarzan Girl strikes again! Could all this be for onky one night? . Tracy: shows off her beautlful hair-do! Over two hundred girls invaded the gym- nasium on Friday, March 15, 1968, for the second annual slumber party sponsored by Girls Athletic Association. Various activ- ities, some lasting all night, included vol- leyball, basketball, wrestling 0 0, card games, movies, and gir1talk. A few brave souls displayed great perseverance as they remained awake throughout the night. ML 44 44 Brigadoon came to the Finneytown High School stage as the annual spring musical presented by the Music Department. The lead parts included Chuck Cory as Tommy, Alice Sowders as Fiona, Kim Zimmerman as Charlie, Jan Miller as Bonnie Jean, Rolland Roebuck as Jeff, and Melanie Sarakatsannis as Meg. Set in the highlands of Scotland, scenery and costumes were quite appropriate. Boys were dressed in kilts, knee socks, and tams, while the girls were waltz length dresses. The production was under the direction of Mr. Tad Lasonczyk and Mr. William Swartzel and the superb Choreography of Lee Cecil. ea an II al ll I: II II II The townspeople of Brigadoon listen to Kim. Chuck and Rolland are lost in the woods when the play begins. Brigadoon Steve Schottmiller, portraying the wise old man of Brigadoon. explains the fate ofthe city to the two visitorsA Steve talks to Kim and Jan before their marriage. Ken escorts Jan before the wedding ceremony. 1968 Junior-Senior Prom Couples dance to the music of Denny Heglin and his orchestra. The 1968 Junior-Senior Prom took place on April 27, from 9:00 pm. to 1:00 am. Held in the ballroom 0f Cincinnatits new Convention Center, the theme of the eve- ning was ttYounger than Springtime? Tissue paper roses decorated the tables and a small fountain added to the beauty. The dance was highlighted by the presen- tation 0fthe 1968 Prom Queen and her court. Nancy Pieper reigned as the queen with her king-escort, Dick Ruebel, a for- mer Finneytown student. Her court in- cluded Kristy Gosey, Debi Reiley, Nancy Ruck, Sharon Sabato, and Pam Weed- man. Queen Nancy cuts the prom cake: A small fountain added much to the decor. Senior Awards Night was held at 8:00 pm on June 6 in the high school gymna- sium. Recognition for scholastic achieve- ment, athletic ability, and service to the school was given. Some scholarship recipi- ents included Pam Weedman, Fred Naeve, and Vicki Anderson, P.T.A. Scholarships; Dave Frohman, Home Federal Savings and Loan scholarship; Steve Schottmiller, National Merit and Timken Roller Bear- ing scholarships; Virginia Sand, Universi- ty of Cincinnati President's Scholarship; Sandy Tunning, Future Teachers of America scholarship; Evelyn Berry, Girlts Athletic Association scholarship; Tracye Van Riper, National Honor Society schol- arship; Jean Parker, Junior Women.s Club scholarship. Other honors went to Dave Gerken, Ju- nior Woments Club Art Award; Rick Levi, Dave Crawley Memorial Award; Steve Schottmiller, Btnai B$rith Award; Peter Clement, Bausch and Lomb Science Award; Tom Hayes, Most Outstanding Athlete Many other awards for academic achieve- ment as well as athletic and service honors were given to deserving seniors in the two hour assembly. TOP IO SENIORS: Nancy Faith, Sue Giebel, Cathy Garrison. Ginny Sand. Steve Schottmiller, Dave Frohman, Patty Suhr. Barb Sams. Tracye Van Riper. Tommie Walker. Senior Awards gives her address. Nancy Faith, Class Historian, Underclassmen Assembly Mr. Moore receives the yearbook dedication. Susi Buchinger, student from Vienna. Austria, says goocLbye to the stu- dent body. The 1968 yearbooks are linally distributed, Graduation .2 . I A mug; Y Graduates return their gowns after the ceremony. Mr. Steele addresses the class for the last time. BO RN FREE Born free, as free as the wind blows, As free as the grass grows, Born free to follow your heart. Live free, and beauty surrounds you, The world still astounds you, Each time you look at a stare Stay free, where no walls divide you, Youhre free as a roaring tide, So therehs no need to hide. Born free, and life is worth living, But only worth living, hC ause youhre born free. iSenior Class Song Mr. Connelly sadly views the Ciass of '68 for the last time from his position atop the football stadium. Four years ofhard work were condensed into five stacks ofdiplomas. Graduation Addresses Steve Scholtmiller, Co-Valedictorian Dave Frohman,Sa1ulatorian Baseball Bottom Raw: S. Wilson. J. Wilson. Second Row: G. Stine- buck, Eh Lehmann, G. White. B. Halbig, R. Hcil. G. Haughl. Coach Dudgeon. Top Row: M. Hiltinger, S. Galassini, B. Buschle. D. Ploeger, F. Hun- sen, S. Mark, J. Steel, J. Snap, The 1968 Varsity Baseball team, coached by Mr, Dudgeon, concluded the regular season with 3 wins and 9 lossese Their rec- ord in the league was 3 wins and 3 losses. 301mm Row: P. Bias, T. Lein, Dh Halforlh. K. Simpsone L. Kreps, T, Tyx. R. Begley, D. Brown. Top Raw: Coach Dee. ter. D. Distere D. Garrison. Re Groves, R. Dirkse P. Leahy. T. J01k:y.D,Greg0ry. The 1968 Reserve Baseball team had an unlucky season. With over halfoftheir games called off because of rain, their fmal record was only 2 wins and 4 losses. The coach was Mr. Deeter. A, Scanlland, D. McEvoy. R. Milchell,T. Thal. R. Reiley, T. Hayes. M. Murphy T Williams, R. Robinson, W. Shaw. The 1968 Golf team was quite successful, according to the coach, Mr. Sanders. Their final record was 8 wins and 11 loss- es. They hnished fourth in the county and fifteenth in the district. Tom Hayes was vote the team,s Most Valuable Player. ML Hartker is keeping in shape f - - - CRESS, FORREST v. 4 Basketball 1,2; Football 1, 2,4; Track 1, 2, ; enlor S tatl SthS 3; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 4; Sophomore Class or SC Show; Junior Class Show; Class Executive Committee 2; I-Ii-Y'Z, 3, , 4;F-C1u'b 4. L 2,3 AMS, TOM CRISTIANO, CHARLES FREDERICK usi IMON, RANDY LEE - Baseball 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Intrad CRONE, TINA JANE - Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 2, Pr C12 121$ 13 2: 3,4; Wrestling 3, 4, F-Club 3,4. 3, 4; Girls' Chorus; Millie, The Beautiful Working Girl ; High W15 3; DERSON, WILLIAM - Cross Country 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Spanish Button Shoes; Ii'l Abner; Y-Teens. . 2 ,1, 3, 4, DALE, LAMAR hng 4 DERSON, VICKI: LYNN .. G. A. A. 2, 3,4; Bowling 3, 4; Girls' DANENI'IAUER, DAVID ALAN - Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; a orus 1; High Button Shoes; Sophomore Class Show; Junior Class FOOtban 13 2, 3,43 F'C lub 43 WrEStung 3143 Marching Band 1: 25 500th: 1w; Newspaper 4, Office Workers 1; Y-Teens 2, 3, 4; Historian 3, Concettt Band 1, 2'; Sophomore Class Show; Junior Class Show; Class .. r'mess Club, Secretary 4; Folksinging 2, 3, Secretary 2. Execunve Commlttee 1: 2: 3' -onc1 .ONHALT, CAROL SUE - G. A.A. Golf 2; Cheerleader 2, 3; Con- DARLING: DANA SUZANNE - G- A- A- 2: 3,4: Volleyball; GirlS' 553 h. :t Choir 3, 4; Girls' Chorus 1, 2, High Button Shoes; Sophomore Chorus 4; Sophomore Class ShOW; Junior Class Show; Yearbook 4; 0W1 J 135 Show; Junior Class Show; Office Workers 3; Class Executive Y-Teens 2: 3: 4i F- N- A- 45 French Club 2- 38.11 mmittee 3; Y-Teens 4, Folksinging Club 1, 2, 31 4, President 2, DAY, VIRLINDA JEAN .. G. A. A. 3, 4-, Volleyball; Girls' Chorus JCJEtj l. 2,4; Sophomore Class Show; Junior Class Show; Y-Teens 2,3, 4; UMGARTNER, DIANE LYNN - G.A.A. Volleyball 3; ems F- T-A- 3:4: Secretary 4- We ,ms 3, Sophomm c1355 Show, When, 3, 4. pESALvo, TONI ANN - c. A.A. 2, 3, 4; French Club 2; Folksing 10F C YLES, LYNN ELLEN - G. A. A, 2, 3; High Button Shoes; Sopho- mg 3: 3, 4- Thes 1e Class Show; Junior Class Show; Spanish Club 3; Business Club DICKENS, ROBERT MASON - Sephomore Class Show. Folksinging 1. DOERNER, RICHARD R. - Football 1, 2, 3, ; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Intra- 1g 3: RRY, EVELYN MARIE - G.A.A. 1,2, 3, 4, Basketb2112,3,4, murals 1,2, 3,4; Junior Class Show; Hi-Y 3, 4. lleyball 2, 3, 4; Girls' Chorus 1; High Button Shoes; S.Ophomore DFDMINY: DAVID THOMAS ' Concert Choir 2: 3; BOYS' Chorus 1. 2; , T81 lss Show; Junior Class Show; Yearbook 4; Class Executive Com- H1gh Button Shoes; MuSiC Man; Li'l Abner. :retar thee 1, 2, 3; Class Secretary 3; Student Council 1; National Honor DOW: IOHN STUART 1235 -et,, 3,4. DRAISE, GAYLE rm'5te FER, GREGORY DENNIS - Sophomore Class Show; Junior Class EBINGER: WILLIAM EDWARD 335313311 2, 4? Football Manager 1: raum , 2; Concert Choir 3, 4; li'l Abner; Junior Class Show, ER, JAMES EDWARD - Baseball 2; Basketball 1; Intramurals 1, ECKEL, BEVERLY LYNN - G- A- A. Volleyball 2- ;,4, Tam, 4, Sophomom Class Show, 1mm, c1355 Show, ERICKSON, DAVID LEONARD - Intramurals 2, 3; Music Man; 11'1 Soph HL, ROBERT EDWIN a1; Abner; Sophomore Class Show; Junior Class Show; Yearbook 4; Hi- : 3: 4 ,DTH, TALMAGE B. an; - North College H.111 High School 1, 2, Y 43 Unit One 2, 3. 4. Football 1, 2; Track 1, 2, 3; Class President 2, 3; Vice-President FANGMEYER: JAMES Pue.r Student Council 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 3, FEEMAN, JANE ESTELLE - G. A. A. 3, 4, Track 4; Concert Choir 4; ?resp RNEMAN, DEBORAH JANE - G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3, Arch- Ensemble 4; Girls' Chorus 1, 2; Campus Life 4. 3. 43 12, Volleyball 2; Sophomore Class Show; Junior Class Show; FEITH; NANCY LYNN Marching Band 1:213:41 Concert Band 1, arbook 45 Y-Teens 4; F. T. A. 2, 4. 2, 3, 4; Band Librarian 2, 3, 4; Concert Choir 4; Ensemble 4; High B21141 UCHQNNET, JANET MARY - G. A.A. 3$ A.F. 5. 3, 4; 011-151 Button Shoes; Music Man; Li'l Abner; Final Dress Rehearsal ; V; Ll' 1e Club 2; Junior Class Show. National Honor Society 4- AUCKSICK, BONNIE JEAN - c, A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls' Chorus 1, FIORINI, JOHN RICHARD - Football 1, 2; Track 1,2; Intramural; High Button Shoes; L'il Abner; Sophomore Class Show; Junior 1; 2: 3, 4; Sophomore C1255 Show; 1mm C1355 Show; Hi-Y 3- SOPI 955 Show; Class Executive Committee 4; Y-Teens 2, 3, 4; Business FROELICH: VERNON EDWARD 1111 lb 3, 4, Fougingmg 2, 3, Usherette, 2, 3, FROHMAN, DAVID NATHAN - Baseball 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, 311 1: DSSENNE, JOANN FRANCES - c, A. A. 2, 3, 4, Bowling 3,4; CO-captain 4; Football 1, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3,4; Concert Choir 5 23 Lhomore Class Show; Junior Class Show; Spanish Club 3, 4, Sec4 2:314; 1i'1 Abner; Sephomore Class ShOW; Junior Class ShOW; Pub- .3110 ry-Treasurer 3, Vic34President 4; Business Club 4' ljcations Board 4; Freshman Class ViceFPresident; Executive ComH uttee YERS, VERNON RICHARD - Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 17 2; F- mittee 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Class President; Student Council 2, 3, 4; ;Sta g, 3, 4; Sophomore Class Show; Junior Class Show. National Honor Society 3, 4; Spanish Club 4; F-Club 3, 4, President I RKLE, LOUIS JAMES - Football 2, 3,4; Track 2, 3,4; Intra- 4- .944 1:31;, GALASSINI, STEVEN RICHARD - Baseball 1; Basketball 1; Golf 2, 3' SCHLE, BARRY AIAN - Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 27 3, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Choir 2; Sophomore Class Show; Trac Sophomore Class Show; Junior Class Show. Junior Class Show; Class Executive Committee 2, 3, 4; Class Trea- 1 33 ,TCHER, NEIL THOMAS - Basketball 1; Football 2, 3; Sophomore surer 2; Class Vice-President 3, 4; Student Council 4. mm m Show; Junior Class Show. GARRISON, CATHERINE PAIGE - G. A. A. 1,2, 3; Tennis 2, 3, 1 Yea FCI-EER, SUSAN AYN , G.A.A. 13 2, 37 Riding 1, 2, 3, Sopho- Manager 3, G. A.A. Board 3; Sophomore Class Show; Junior Class retar Fe Class Show; junior Class Show; Newspaper 3; Office Workers Show; C1355 Secretary 4; Y-Teens 2: 3: 4; Secretary 3: Vice-Presi- Business Club 4' dent 4; National Honor Society 3, 4, Treasurer 3. : Sho LAGHAN, BRYANT - Track; 514 Club. GERKEN, DAVID LCRIS 'fhfn , c GIEBEL, SUSAN JEAN - G. A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Sophomore Class Show; NING, STEVEN ROY - Football 4; Track 3, 4; Boys1 Chorus 4; Junior Class Show; Yearbook 4; Y-Teens 1; A. F. S. 3, 4; F. T. A. Eomore Class Show; Junior Class Show; F-Club 4; Hi-Y 4. LSON, SUSAN DIANE - Fobbinsdale High School, Minnesota 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Nau'onal Honor Society 4. ,2 4 C. A. A. 3, 4, Bowling 4; Girls' Chorus 1,2; Li'l Abner; Music GOSEY, LAURA KRISTINE - G. A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Choir 3, 4, 13; 111; Junior Class Show; Spanish Club 4; Folksinging 4. Treasurer 4; Ensemble 4; Sophomore Class Show; Junior Class Show; 11113011, CATHY - G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Business Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 4; Folksinging 2, 3, 4; Hootenanny 2,3. , D. E. Club 4, Secretary. GROSHEIM, DAVID LOUIS 4 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Office Workers Iumc EIVIENT, PETER - Track 1, 2; Intramurals 1, 2; Sophomore Class 4; Business Club 4. 0W; Junior Class Show. GROVES, RONALD DALE , ncem ICKLE, CATHERINE ELINOR - G.A.A. 1,2, 3,4, Baseball 2, 3, GUSSETT, JEANNECLAIRE - G.A.A. 3,4, Bowling 3,4; Concert 55 3h ling 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3. Choir 3, 4; Business Club 3, 4, Program Chairman 4. : 2' MRON, CLAIRE BELINDA - G. A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 1, HAEUSSLER, DARRYL EDWARD - High Button Shoes; Music Man; 3; , Concert Band 1, 2; Concert Choir 3, 4; High Button Shoes; Music Li'l Abner; Sophomore Class Show; Junior Class Show; Class Execu- mm In; Li'l Abner; Sophomore Class Show; Junior Class Show; Year- tive Committee 3, 4; Unit One 1, 2,3,4, Manager 2, 3, 4; Radio 5k 4; Newspaper 1, 2; Class Executive Committee 1, 2, 3; Y- Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Audio-Visual Aids 1, 2, 3, 4. , Lens 1,2, 3,4; A. F. 5. 3,4; ET. A. 1,2,4; RN. A. 1; Folksinging HANSEN, FREDERICK EDWARD - Baseball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 4; 1; G1 2. Football 1; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Sophomore Class Show; Junior 1355 1LLINS, WILLIAM HENRY - Sophomore Class Show; Audio-Visual Class Show; Senior Class Treasurer 4; F-Club 4. 4 HANSEN, KAREN , 11,2,3 4. HARRISON, KENNETH JOI-EN - Horowhenur College, New Zealand LB, i1.114124kaRICHARD WILLIAM - Boys' Chorus 4; National Thespian uieW; Mrs. January and NIL X ; Dear Ruth ; Final Dress Re- 1; 2: 3; Intramurals 4; Cross Country 4; Cheerleader 4; Concert Yea; itsal ; Arsenic and Old Lace. u Choir 4; Executive Committee 4; HiHY 4; Student Counci14; , 111MN5, MICHAEL A. F. S. 4, Co-President 4; Foreign Exchange Student; Ski Club 4. hm; 1RNETT, CAROL ANN QUILTY HAYES, THOMAS CLARK - Basketball 1, 2, 3,4, co-captain 4; Ium; 5RY, CHARLES EVAN - Golf 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Marching Football 1: 2, 3,4. $043811?min 4'3 GOH 1, 2; 3:45 Concert C1101? 3,4; ad 1, 2, 3, 4, Dmm Major 3, 4, Concert Band 1, 2. 3, 4403113314.; Li'l Abner; Suphomore Class Show; Yearbook 4; Newspaper 3; , hi:- 2, 3, 4; Music Man; 1,;11 Abner; Hi-Y 2, 3, ;A.F. S. 2, 3,4, Freshman glass President; Class Executive Committee 2, 3, 4; Stu- 1: 3: lAWFORD, CHARLES D. - Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, dent- Councnl 1,2, 3, Vice-President 3; Student Publications Board d M tramurals 1, 2, 3; Sophomore Class Show; Junior Class Show; Chalrman 4; National Honor Society 3, 4, Vice wPresident 3; F-Club : C15 3 Executive Committee 3; Student Council 4, Unit One 1, 3, 4; Stringer for Post and Times Star 2. d1: HEAGERTY, PHILIP WILLIAM JAMES - Track 2; Intrammals 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 3; Sophomore Class Show; Junior Class Show; Year- book 4; Newspaper 3; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. HELF'ENSTEIN, VICKI E. - Melrose High, Massachusetts 1,2; A. F. S. 3, 4; Fumed Oak 4. HELMING, HARLAN DAVIS - Football Manager 2, 3; Yearbook 4; Newspaper 3, 4; Enquirer Sports Correspondent 3. HIST, JUDITH DOU'ISE - Concert Choir 3, 4; Girls' Chorus 1, 2; High Button Shoes; Health Careers Club 3, 4; German Club 4. HITTINGER, ROBERT A. - Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Sophomore Class Show; F4C1ub, Treasurer; Ski Club 4. HOEWEIER, KATHLEEN ANN - G.A.A. 1,2, 3,4; Tennis 2,4, Volleyball 3, Bowling 1; Sophomore Class Show; Junior Class Show; Yearbook 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Folksinging 4. HOLTERMAN, RICHARD BERNARD - Sophomore Class Show. HOWCROFT, MICHAEL PATRICK - Roger Bacon 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3; Swimming 2; Glee Club 2. HUBBARD, WILLIAM MICHAEL 1 Football 1; Track 1, 2; Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Choir 2, 3, 4; Boys' Chorus 4; Dear Ruth ; Charlie's Aunt ; Sophomore Class Show; Thespians 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Class Executive Committee 4; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Vice-Chaplain 3, President 4; French Club 2. JAHN, DEBORAH - G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Sophomore Class Show; Ju- nior Class Show; Yearbook 4; Class Executive Committee 4; Y Teens 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 4; Folksinging 2,3,4. JONES, PHILIP KAUTZ, ROBERT A. - Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Sophomore Class Show. KENFIELD, THOIVIAS ALAN - Basketball 1, 2, 3; Track 1; Intramu- rals 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis 4; Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4; Sophomore Class Show; Junior Class Show; Class Executive Committee 1; F-Club 3,4. KIELEY, ANN GALE - G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, Volleyball 1, Bowling 1, 2; Sophomore Class Show; Junior Class Show; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3; F. N. A. 1; Business Club 4; Folksinging 2, 3; Usherettes 2. KING, JUDITH ANN - G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. Board 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 3; Concert Choir 4; Girls' Chorus 1, 2; High Button Shoes; Music Man; Li'l Abner; Soph- omore Class Show,- Junior Class Show; Yearbook 4; Office Workers 2; Class Executive Committee 1, 2, 3; Y-Teens 1, 4; Student Coun- cil 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4; Folksinging 1, 2, 3,4, Treasurer 4. KITTS, LINDA LEE - G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseba112,3, 4, Archery 2, Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls' Chorus 3; Y-Teens 3; Business Club 3, 4. KLEIN, HNDA MAE - G. A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Hockey 1, Tennis 3, 4, Bowling 1; Concert Choir 4; Girls' Chorus 2; Sopho4 more Class Show; Junior Class Show; Yearbook 4; Office Workers 3; Class Executive Committee 3; Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Historian 4; Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4; Spanish Club 4; Usherettes 3, 4. KOCH, ROBERT RAY - Fleming County High School, Kentucky 1; Marching Band 2, 3; Concert Band 1, 2, 3; Sophomore Class Show; Junior Class Show. LATTNER, WILLIAM EDWARD LEHMAN, EDWARD - Football 1, 2, 3, 4;Baseb3112, 3, 4; Track 1; Sophomore Class Show51unjor Class Show; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. LEVI, RICK WILLIAM - Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Music Man; Li '1 Abner; Sophomore Class Show; Junior Class Show; Newspaper 1, 2, 3, 4, Editor 4; Class Executive Committee 4. IEVY, ROBERT MARTIN - Track 1, 2, 3; Immamurals 1, 2, 3; Ten- nis 4; Sophomore Class Show; Junior Class Show; F-Club 4. LEWIS, ROBERTA FRANCES - G.A.A. 1,2, 3,4, Tennis 1,2,3, Volleyball 1,2, 3, Bowling 1, Dance 1; Girls' Chorus 1,2; High Button Shoes; Production Crew 3; Sophomore Class Show; Junior Class Show; Yearbook 4; Newspaper 1, 4; A. F. S. 1; F. N. A. 1; French Club 1, 2. L'HERISSON, IRIS DIANE - G. A. A. 1,4; Concert Choir 3, 4; En- semble 4; Girls' Chorus 1, 2; High Button Shoes; Sophomore Class Show; Junior Class Show; Class Executive Committee 3; Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Folksinging 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, 4; Inter-Club Council 4, Secretary 4. IINDQU'IST, JAMES RAYMOND - Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3; High Button Shoes; Music Man; Li'l Abner; Sophomore Class Show; Junior Class Show; Yearbook 4; AudioHVisual Aid 1, 2, 3, 4; Unit One 1, 2, 3, 4, Crew Chief; Radio Club 1, 2, 3, 4. LOWITZ, CAROL ANN - Concert Choir 4; Girls' Chorus 1, 2; High Button Shoes; Music Man; Sophomore Class Show; Junior Class Show; Y-Teens 1, 2; Spanish Club 3. MacDONAID, JILL - G. A.A. 1, Riding 1; Concert Choir 2,3, 4; Ensemble 2, 3,4; Girls' Chorus 1; High Button Shoes; Music Man; Newspaper 1; Office Workers 2; Y-Teens 1; F. N. A. 1; Folksinging 1 MACY, LINDA - G. A. A. 2, 3,4; Sophomore Class Show; Junior Class Show. MADRIGAL, JOSEPH THOMAS II - Marching Band 1, 2; Concert Band 1, 2; Concert Choir 4; Sophomore Class Show; Class Execu- tive Committee 4; Hi-Y 4; Inter-Club Council 4; Folksinging 4. MATHEWS, WILLIAM STEWART - Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 2, 4; Li'l Abner; Sophomore Class Show; Junior Class Show, producer; Junior Class President 3; Class Executive Committee 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3; F-Club 4. McCLOSKEY, MICHAEL DAVID - Basketball 1, 2; Football 1; Ju- nior Class Show. MCGEHEE, HEATHER JOYCE - G. A. A. 1, 2,3,4, Basketball 1, Tennis 3, 4; Volleyball 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. Board 4; Concert Choir 2, 4; Ensemble 4; Music Man; Sophomore Class Show; Junior Class Show; National Honor Society 3, 4. MCKNIGHT, JAMES KELLY .. St. Xavier High School 1, 2, 3; Base- ball 4; Intramurals 4; Football 4; Newspaper 4; F-Club 4. MILLER, EDWARD STANLEY - Football 1, 2, 3, 4, co-captain 4; Track 2; Wrestling 3, 4; Sophomore Class Show; Junior Class Show; F-Club 3, 4. MILLER, JANICE GRACE - G. A. A. 1, 2, 3,4; Cheerleader 2, 3,4, co-captain 4; Marching Band 1; Concert Band 1; Concert Choir 2, 3, 4; Ensemble 2, 3,4; Girls' Chorus 1; High Button Shoes; Music Man; Li'l Abner; Sophomore Class Show; Junior Class Show; Year- book 3, 4; Class ExecutiVe Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 2, 3, 4; French Club 1; Folksinging 1, 2, 3. MITCHELL, ROBERT ALLEN - Golf 2, 3, 4, Manager 2; Mrs. 13.n- uary and Mr. X ; Sephomore Class Show; Junior Class Show. MOHR, ROBERT LEE H - Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Sophomore Class Show; Junior Class Show; Newspaper 1, 2,3,4; Office Workers 2, 3, 4; Business Club 1. MORRIS, MICHAEL MORTON, STEPHEN WENDELL - Intramurals 1; Junior Class Show; Yearbook 3, 4, editor-inmhief 4; Newspaper 3; Class Executive Committee 4; Publications Board 4. MOTZ, PAULETTE - G. A.A. 3, 4; A. F. S. 2, 3,4; F. T. A. 3, 4. MUNYAN, EMLIE HARRID - G. A.A. 1, 2, 3; Sophomore Class Show; Junior Class Show; Newspaper 4. MURPHY, PATRICK NAEVE, FRED HENRY II - Intramurals 1,- Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Concert Band 1, 2, 3,4; Concert Choir 2,3,4; Boy's Chorus 4; Music Man; Li'l Abner; Sophomore Class Show; Junior Class Show; Year- book 3, 4; Junior Class Treasurer. O'LEARY, JAMES HENRY - Track 2; Intramurals 1, 2, 3,4; Wres- tling 3, 4; Sophomore Class Show; Junior Class Show; Class Execu- tive Committee 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 4; Student Council 3, 4, President 4; Publications Board 4; F-C lub 3, 4. OLIVER, LESLIE ANDREW - Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3,4;1113 tramurals 1, 2; Wrestling 3; Sophomore Class Show; Junior Class Show; F-Club 3, 4. OLLINGER, JUDITH LYNNE - G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls' Chorus 2, 3; L'I'l Abner; Sophomore Class Show; Junior Class Show; NEWSPQPET 4; Y-Teens 2, 3,4; Business 3,4; Folksinging 4. O'MALLEY, PEGGY - Our Lady of Angels 1, 2; G. A.A. 3, 4; Gisz' Chorus 3; Li'l Abner; Junior Class Show; YwTeens 4; F. T. A. 4; Folksinging 4. OMLOR, MARY ELLEN - G. A. A. 3, 4, Softb3113,4; Sephomore Class Show; Junior Class Show; Y-Teens 2; Folksinging 3. OSTER, KATHRYN IDUISE - G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 1; Concert Band 1; Concert Choir 2,3,4; Girls' Chorus 1; Music Man; Li'l Abner; Sophomore Class Show; Junior Class Show; Yearbook 4; YqTeens 3,4; Follcsinging 1, 2. PARKER, JEAN CATHERINE - G. A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Hockey 2; Archery 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1; Sophomore Class Show; Junior Class Show; F. T. A. 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Usherettes 1, 2. PEDERSON, PAMELA LEE - G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Golf 2; Concert Choir 3,4; Ensemble 3, 4; Girls' Chorus 2; High Button Shoes; MU- sic Man; Li'l Abner; Sophomore Class Show; Junior Class Show; Yearbook 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Spanish Club 4; F013- singing 1, 2, 3, 4; Hootenanny 2, 3. PERKINS, GAIL PIEPER, NANCY PLOEGER, DAVID PAUL - Baseball 1; Basketball 1; Intramurals 1: 2, 3; Junior Class Show; Archeology Club. RABE, HRRY - ROgEI' Bacon 1, 2; Cross Country 1, 2; Track 11 2- RAFFERTY, THOMAS RAHN, STEVE RAUCH, PENNY u Sophomore Class Show; Junior Class Show. REES, BARBARA E. - G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Choir 4; SOPhO' more Class Show; Junior Class Show; Class Executive Committee 2; Folksing'ing 1, 2, 3,4, Secretary 2, Vice-President 3; Hootenanny 2, 3, 4. REILEY, DEBORAH ANN - G.A.A. 1,2, 3,4, Basketball 1,2,374. Baseball 3, 4, Manager 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Golf 2, 3, G. A. A- Board 4; Concert Choir 4; Sophomore Class Show; Junior Class Show; Class Executive Committee 1, 2, 3; Y-Teens 1, 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Folleinging Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Hootenanny 2- REYNOIDS, CAROL - G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Tennis, Basketball; G. A. A. Board 3,4; Sophomore Class Show; Junior Class Show. REYNOLDS: LYNN - G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Sophomore Class Show; Junior Class Show. REYNOLDS, MARK - Spanish Club 4. ROCA, LINDA . ROEBUCK, ROLLAND EUGENE - Baseball Manager 1; Basketball Manager 1; Trainer 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Choir 4; Sophomore C1355 Show; Junior Class Show; F-Club 3, 4, Secretary 4. ROOK, JANICE ELAINE - G. A. A. 1, 2, 3,4; A. F. S. 3, 4; Health Careers Club 4. ROUSE, DENNIS ROUSE, DIANE ROWLAND, LOIS CAROLYN - G. A.A. 3,4; Marching Band 1, 2, 3,4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4; Concert Choir 3, 4; Girls' Chorus 2; High Button Shoes; Music Man; Li'l Abner; Sopho- more Class Show; Junior Class Show; Yearbook 3; Spanish Club 1. ROWLAND, MARGARET ELIZABETH - G. A. A. 3, 4; Bowling 4, Riding 1; Concert Choir 4; Girls' Chorus 3; li'l Abner; Sophomore Class Show; Junior Class Show; Newspaper 1, 4; Unit One 2. RUCK, NANCY LEE - G. A. A. 3, 4, Tennis 4; Cheerleader 4; Marching Band 1; Concert Band 4; Concert Choir 3, 4; Girls' Chorus 2; Music Man; Li'l Abner; Sophomore Class Show; Junior Class Show; Yearbook 4; Class Executive Committee 1, 2; Y-Teens 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Business Club 4; Folksinging 1, 2. RUTH, STEVEN LYNN SABATO, SHARON .. G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Choir; Girls' Chorus; Sophomore Class Show; Junior Class Show; Y-Teens; Busi- ness Club; Folksinging. SAMS, BARBARA ANN - G.A. A. 1, 2,3, 4, Baseball 2, 3,4;Gir15' Chorus 2; Sophomore Class Show; Junior Class Show; Inter-Club Counci14; A. F. S. 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3, 4; National Honor Society 4; Spanish Club 3. SAND, VIRGINIA LEE - G. A. A. 1,2, 3, 4; Girls' Chorus 1; High Button Shoes; Sophomore Class Show; junior Class Show; Yearbook 4, Copy Editor; Class Executive Committee 4; Y-Teens 2; Inter Club Council 4; A. F. S. 3, 4; F. T. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Vice-Presi- dent 3, President 4; National Honor Society 4; Post-Marked Youth Reporter 4. SARAKATSANNIS, MELANIE JAE - G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Hockey 1, 2, Volleyball 1,2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, Manager 2, Vice-President 3, President 4; Concert Choir 3, 4; Ensemble 4; Girls' Chorus 2; Music Man; Li'l Abner; Sophomore Class Show; Junior Class Show; Yearbook 4; Newspaper 4; Y-Teens 1, 4; Folksinging 1, 2, 3, 4. SARVIS, MELANIE MARIE n G. A. A. 1, 3, 4; Sophomore Class Show; F. T. A. 4. SCHERFF, MERRIE BETH - G. A. A. 1, 3, 4, Hockey 2; Sophomore Class Show; Junior Class Show; Y-Teens 2, 3; F. T. A. 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4. SCHERPENBERG, PAUL CYRIL - Track 2, 3, Manager 2, 3, SCHMITT, THOMAS GLENN - Baseball 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; In- tramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Choir 4; Sophomore Class Show; Junior Class Show; F-Club 4, Vice-President 4. SCHOTTMILLER, STEPHEN GEORGE - Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basket- ball 1; Football 1, 2; Intramural; 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Choir 2, 3, 4; Ensemble 3, 4; Boys' Chorus 1; Li'l Abner; Sophomore Class Show; Junior Class Show; Yearbook 4; Class Executive Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Sophomore Class Vice-President; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3; Inter-Club Council 4, President; National Hon- or Society 3, 4, President 4. SCHREINER, DANIEL SCHUSTER, GENE - Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Choir 4; Annual 4; Projection Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 1; A. F. S. 4; Unit One 1, 2, 3,4; Radio Club 1, 2, 3,4, Vice-President 1. SCHWEIKERT, CONNIE GAIL - G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseba113, Hockey 2, 3, Archery 1, 2, 3, 4, Manager 3, 4, G. A. A. Board, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3; Concert Choir 4; Girls' Chorus 3; A. F. S. 4; F. T. A. 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Concession Stand Worker 2, 3, 4. SCHWEIN, SUSAN RUTH A Concert Choir 3, 4; Sophomore Class Show; Junior Class Show; Yearbook 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1; Business Club 3, 4. SHLKOP, STEVEN KENNETH - Basketball 1; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; In- 1 tramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Choir 3; Li'l Abner; Sephomore Class Show; Jlmior Class Show; Class EXECutiVe Committee 2; Student Council 1; Spanish Club 1. SELLINS, ROSEMARIE - G. A. A. 4, Bowling 4; Girls' Chorus 3; Sephomore Class Show; Junior Class Show; Yearbook 4; Newspaper 1, 2; A. F. S. 4. SHIRLEY, JOHN CRAIG a Junior Class Show; Unit One 1; Radio Club 1 2. SIMozxf, SHARON - Business Club 1, 2, 3, 4; c. o. E. Club 4. SINCLAIR, LAURIE - G. A. A. 2, 3, 4; Girls' Chorus 1; Sophomore Class Show; Junior Class Show; Y-Teens 1; Folksinging Club 4. SIGNNER, ROBERT SOWDERS, ALICE JANE - Mount Notre Dame 1; G. A. A. 3,4, Baseball 3, Volleyball 3; Concert Choir 2, 3, 4; Ensemble 3, 4; Li'l Abner; Sophomore Class Show. SPANCEN'BERG, GARY EDWARD - Football 2, 3; Intramurals 1; Marching Band 1; Concert Band 1; High Button Shoes; Sophomore Class Show; Junior Class Show; Yearbook 4; Newspaper 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Ski Club 1, 2, 3,4. STANG, SALLY STEPHENSON, LYNN FRANCES - Girls' Chorus 1; Sophomore Class Show; Y-Teens 1. STINEBUCK, GLEN ROGER - Baseball 2, 3, 4,- Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 3; Sophomore Class Show; Junior Class Show; Hi-Y 3,4, Secretary 4; French Club 1, 2. SUHR, PATRICIA HELEN - Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3; Music Man; Li'l Abner; Dramatic Production Crew 1, 2: 3; 4; NewsPaper 1, 2, 3, 4; Health Careers Club 2, 4; National Honor Soci- ety 3, 4; Campus Life 4; Thespians 3, 4, President 4. SWAIN, SUSAN ELAINE - Highlands High School 1; G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Bowling Manager 3, 4, G. A.A. Board 3, 4; Music Man; Arsenic and Old Lace ; Sophomore Class Show; JLmior Class Show; Yearbook 4; Newspaper 3, 4; Office Worker 3; YuTeens 3; A. F. S. 3, 4; Usherettes 3, 4. SWENSON, PENELOPE - G. A.A. 2, 3,4, Archery 3,4, Bowling 2; Newspaper 2, 3; F. T. A. l, 4. SWIGART, PATRICK DAVID - St. Xavier High School 1; Football 3, 4; Boys' Chorus 1; junior Class Variety Show. THALE, SYLVIA ANN - G. A. A. 1, 3, 4; Marching Band 1; Concert Band 1; Concert Choir 2, 4; Girls' Chorus 1; High Button Shoes; Mu- sic Man; Li'l Abner; Sophomore Class Show; Junior Class Show, Di- rector; Yearbook 4; Newspaper 2; Class Executive Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Historian 1, 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 1; National Honor Society 3, 4, Secretary 3. TUNNING, SANDRA KAY - G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, Bowling 3; Charley's Aunt ; Final Dress Rehearsal ; Sophomore Class Show; Junior Class Show; Yearbook 4; F. T. A. 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Thes- pians 3,4, Vice-President 3,4. UNRINE, BARBARA LOUISE - G. A. A. 3, Archery 3, Riding 3; Office Worker 2, 3. VAN RIPER, TRACYE ELLA. - G.A.A. 1, 2, 3,4, Hockey 1, Tennis 3, 4, Volleyball 1,2, 3, 4, G. A. A. Board Corresponding Secretary 4, Track 2; Concert Choir 4; Girls' Chorus 3; Sophomore Class Show; Junior Class Show; Yearbook 4; Class Executive Committee 1; Sophomore Class Secretary; Y-Teens 3,4, Secretary 4; National Honor Society 3, 4. VLACHOS, MELODY WAIDNER, ANDREW WADE - Intramurals 1; Manager 1, 2; Sopho- more Class Show; Junior Class Show,- Audio-Visual Aids 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3. WALKER, TOMIVHE SUE - Antilles High School, San Juan, Puerto Rico 1, 2, 3; The Night of January ; Freshman Class Vice-Presb dent; Student Council 3; F. T. A. 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; President of Antilles Pep Club. WEAVER, BRIAN ELLIS 2 Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Li'l Abner; Sophomore Class Show; Junior Class Show; Li- brary Worker 1, 2, 3. WEBB, DIANE - WEBER, ANTHONY GEORGE - Football 2; Intramurals 2, 3; Sopho- more Class Show; Junior Class Show; Office Worker 3. WEEDMAN, PAMELA jEANNE 1 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Golf 1, 2; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Concert Choir 4; Gisz' Chorus 2; High Button Shoes; Music Man; Li'l Abner; Sophomore Class Show; Junior Class Show; Office Workers 1; Class Executive Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3; Student Council 3, 4, Secretary 4; Stat- istician 1, 2, 3. WEISMAN, LYNN HARRIET - G. A. A. 1, 4, Bowling 1, 4; Yearbook 4; Y-Teens 4; F. T.A. 3, 4; Spanish Club 4; Teacher's Aide 3. WERNER, KAREN JANE - G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, Track 2, Golf 4, Gymnastics 2, 3; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4; Concert Choir 3, 4; Girls' Chorus 1, 2; High Button Shoes; Music Man; Li'l Abner, Sophomore Class Show; Junior Class Show; Year- book 4; Newspaper 1; Office Workers 1; Freshman Class Secretary; Y-Teens 1, 4; A. F. S. 2; F. T. A. 1; F. N. A. 1; Ski Club 1. WHITE, GLENN PAUL - Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Sephomore C1355 Show; Junior Class Show; Class Executive Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Freshman Class Treasurer; Sophomore Class President; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; F-Club 3, 4. WIELAND, LINDA JANE - G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketba112,3,4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2,4, Bowling 1; Girls' Chorus 2, 3; Junior Class Show; Yearbook 4. WIGGLESWORTH, JEFF WILSON, STEVE - Baseball 1, 2, 3; Sophomore Class Show; Junior Class Show. WINKLE, PAMELA SUSAN - G. A. A. 1, 2, Bowling 1, 2; Concert Choir 2; Girls' Chorus 1; High Button Shoes; Sophomore Class Show; Y-Teens 1, 2; French Club 2; Folksinging Club 2; Usherettes 2. WOLF, RONALD LOUIS - Football 2, 3, 4; Inrramurals 1, 2, 3; Marching Band 1; Concert Band 1; Sophomore Class Show; Junior Class Show; Hj-Y 3,4; F-Club 4. WOOD, DOUGLAS - Sephomore Class Show. WOOD, NANCY BROOKFIELD - G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Hockey 1; Girls' Chorus 1,2, 3, Secretary 3; Sophomore Class Show; Junior Class Show; Office Workers 1, 2, 3; F. T. A. 2, 3, 4. WOOD, PAMELA SUE - G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2,3,4, Hockey,, Tennis 3, Archery 1, 2, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, Gymnastics 2, 3; Sophomore Class Show; junior Class Show; Year- book 4; A. F. S. 3, 4, Vice -President 4, YOUNG, DAUN LEE - G. A. A. 3, 4, Tennis 3, 4; Concert Choir 2; Girls' Chorus 1; High Button Shoes; Sophomore Class Show; Junior Class Show,- Sld Club 2, 3. YOUNG, JANICE ZIMMERMAN, KIM - Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4; High Button Shoes; Music Man; Li'l Abner; Mrs. January and Mr. X ; Azsenic and Old Lace ; Thespians 1, 2, 3, 4; Sophomore Class Show; Unit One 2, 3, 4; Annual 4. COMPLIMENTS OF ERHARDT'S TEXACO SERVICE Winton and E. Compton PHONE: 521-1482 BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF '68 FROM HEALTH CAREERS CLUB MT. HEALTHY HARDWARE CO., INC. GARTNER BROS. 7613-15 HamHton Ave. Mt. Healthy, Ohio 521-9373 . .. 521-9374 PHONE: 242-3680 CUSTOMIZED SOUND EQUIPMENT SALES 31 8LRENTALS SERVICE IS OUR BUSINESS HELLER RADIO COMPANY ELECTRONICS Homes 0 Schools 0 Industry J.E. HELLER 905 North Bend Road Cincinnati, Ohio 45224 BEST WISHES P o h a TO THE CLASS OF 1968 PREMIER CONTRUCTION CO. 401 Northland Blvd. Cincinnati, Ohio 45240 DON WHITE JOS. GILKEY t! Oyler REALTORS THE QWQKHOMESGD 1cPSzO ofiices Circle the City2' BRENTWOOD PONY KEG 8528 Winton Rd. 522-2620 DRINKS 8c PARTY SNACKS COMPLIMENTS OF BRENTWOOD GULF 9172 Winton Rd. 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North College Hill 521-6358 Greenhills Shoe Store, Eswin Ave. Groesbeck Shoe Store, 3091 W. Galbraith Talley Electronics Repair Service - Color Television Record Players - Stereo Equipment Television and Radio Repairs Antenna Installation 8520 Winton Road Cincinnati. Ohio 45231 931-8800 Compliments of Quality Photo Shop Photographic Equipment Hailmark Greeting Cards and Party Supplies Walden Book Store Tri-County Shopping Center 11700 Princeton Road Building Cincinnati, Ohio 45246 Congratulationsfrom Betzing School Bus Service H. G. Wieland Realty Company Builder - Broker 522-6059 Hornsby's Coifiures The Very Finest in Hair Styling 1179 W. Galbraith at Daly Road 5456 Colerain Ave. Mt. Airy Best wishes and good luck from Parrillo,s 936 North Bend Road Cincinnati, Ohio 45224 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Seniors Student Council '67 - '68 ST :19 94 1k t f- C: 0 005 QQ Robert L. Mohr AGENT Allstate Insurance Companies Sears, Roebuck 8100. 2900 Reading Road Cincinnati. Ohio 45206 8115.: 961-2400 Res.: 521-2217 SCHMIDT'S QUALITY MEATS Choice Meats Home-made Sausage Brentwood Springdale Reading 8621 Winton 365 W. Kemper 1009 Jefferson 522-4443 771-4480 821-4564 Best Wishes For Continued Success To The Class 011168 FINNEYTOWN EDUCATION ASSOCIATION TALLEY ELECTRONICS Repair Service -- Color Television Record Players - Stereo Equipment Television and Radio Repairs Antenna Installation 8520 Winton Road Cincinnati, Ohio 45231 931-8800 Compliments Of HILLTOP PRINTING SERVICE 8536 Winton Road Cincinnati, Ohio 45231 521-3636 PATRONS Mr, and Mrs. David Argo Mr. and Mrs. Jim S. Berry$ Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Bernat Mr. and Mrs. Robert Borneman ML and Mrs. C.A, Braucksick Mr. and Mrs. William Brossenne Mrs. Phyllis Browning Mr and Mrs, Harvey Burck Mr. and Mrs, Clifford Canning Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Carlson Mr. and Mrs, William A Cory Mr. and Mrs. Robert Danenhauerg Mr. and Mrs. George P. Darling Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Ebinger Mr. and Mrs. Bill Falhaber Mr. and Mrs. Edwin L Giebel Mr. and Mrs William E. Grimm Mr. and Mrs Louis Grosheim Mr. and Mrs, Charles Gussett Mn and Mrs. H. Edward Haeusslert Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Helfenstein Mr. and Mrs1lrvin Davis Helming Mn and Mrs Glenn Holt Mn and Mrs Charles H. Hubbard Sr. ML and Mrs, Elmer Hust Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Jahn Mr. and Mrs. Leon Kitts Mr. and Mrs, Clarles P. Klein Mr. and Mrs. George Kral Mr. and Mrs. William E. Lattner Mr. and Mrs. J. Leon Lichtin Mr. and Mrs Edward Lomon Mr. and Mrs. Robert MacDonald Mr. and Mrs. Ralph C. McCane$ Mr. and Mrs. A. Dwight Miller Mr. and Mrs; Stanley E. Miller Mr. and Mrs.W.J1Morton Mr. and Mrs. Louis Nieman Mr. and Mrs. Charles W, Oliver Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Oster Mr. and Mrs. Clark A1Oyler Mr. and Mrs Charles Pearson Mr. and Mrs, William W. Price Mr. and Mrs Gene Rains Mn and Mrs. TD Reiley Mr, and Mrs. Charles Reynolds Mr. and Mrs.K1R.Rich Mr, and Mrs. Howard W. RobinSOn Mr, and Mrs. Albert C. Sabato Mr. and Mrs St John Mr. and Mrs. Calvin E. Sand Mr. and Mrs Elmer Sams Mr. and Mrs, Francis H. Scherpenberg Mr. and Mrs Ewald Scherff Mr. and Mrs. Russell E. Schuster Mr. and Mrs W. H. Schweikert Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Seilkop Mn and Mrs. Lloyd Van Riper Mr. and Mrs. John Vlachos Mr.and Mrs.T1C.Walker ML and Mrs. W. L. Weedman Mi: and Mrs. Bert Weisman Mrs. E. W. Werner Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Wiener Mr, and Mrs.John L.Wood Mr. and Mrs. Frank C Woodside Mr. and Mrs. Donald Young Mr. and Mrs.W. C. Young Mr. and Mrs. Roger E. Zimmerer 3 Two Donations THE FINNEYTOWN P.T.A. Wishes to congratulate the recipients of their scholarships for 1967 Bonnie Bo1linger Jim O'Donnell President ........................... Mrl Jim Berry Corresponding Secretary ...... Mrs. Robert Johnson lst Vice President ................. Mrs. Gary Drown Treasurer ................... Mr. Lewe B. Mizelle Jr 2nd Vice President .............. Mrs. John Buchley Recording Secretary .......... Mrs. Bernard Shuktis CLASS OF W A CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES FROM THE MUSICnDEPARTMENT Aux Elieves De La Quatriiame Annele: Nous Vous Souhaltons Bea ucoup De Succbs Et De Bonheur. Le Cercle Franqais 67 - 68 Jerry Mark's Pharmacy 522-5100 8584 Winton Road Free Delivery-Post Office Seiect your barber as you wish. 3 or 4 barbers In Brentwood Plaza ShoppingCenter Only I------- I I Harry's Barber Shop I Harry Altherr. Proprietor Your barber shop We welcome chiidren I Tryour Business men's haircut! Flat Tops-Crew Cuts-Butch Mon-Fri. 9 AM to 7 PM Sat. 8 AM to 6 PM Compliments of PEPSI COLA Compli ment of Sanker Bowl Brentwood Bowl Brentwood Shell Winton and Galbraith Roads Open 24 hours Phone 729-0473 Budget Rent-A-Car For Fast Service Stop in at Brentwood Shell Compliments of Alexandre Hair Stylists Brentwood 8444 Winton Road 522-8242 Compliments of Bud's Pony Keg 1260 Galbraith Road 931-1279 Compliments from Interclub Council ROB PARIS PICTURE CENTER 555 EAST GALBRAITH PHONE 761-9800 Seniors Greg Beyer James Beyer Vicki Helfenstein Mike Morris Patrick Murphy Kerry Rabe James Kelly McKnight Robert mhrm Skinner Juniors Christopher Abbe Thomas Botzenhardt Terry Haehnle Kelly Edwards Sophomores Mark Huttenger Karl Hundley Diane Laroe Ron Lasita Michael Ledwin Don Metz Mark Parker Richard Pme Dale Ramp Allen Sanders Davnd Szymlk Laurence Thoma$ Scott Tirnrnerman Richard Turner NOT PICTURED Freshmen Robert Begley Sherry Brown Richard Evenson Keith Eutsey Thomas Heltman Vickie Messer Linda Parr Sandra Pendleton Frederick Reed Thomas Rose Ken Thamann Grade 8 Mark Crossland James Green John Green DIXie Hazelwood Donald Johnson DaVId Miller Stephen Schwing Pamela Trischler Tom Williams Grade 7 Hollie Kriendler Jeff Szymik Paul Szymik Autographs Autographs T .r I K St xx K; -., . j: 9 $34 ,A ,1 VRTTQ, + 'rN 'x T T ti T 6310 7;? k; TN KJ .. z xmjli' A . 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