Finneytown High School - Finis Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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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

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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