Loveland High School - Lohian Yearbook (Loveland, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1975 volume:

LOHIAN LOVELAND HURST HIGH SCHOOL LOVELAND, OHIO 1975 High school has taught me not to withdraw into myself when people reach out, But to reach them halfway because they, too, are not quite sure of themselves. These past four years have helped me to learn how to show emotion, how to feel openly. l Now comes the realization ? .tk that I won't be back next year. Iwon't have to make an 8. 00 bell or participate in a competition cheer. .? No more a la carte line and May Ihave your attentio for the x.,::. morning announcements? I'll mi$ all these things: the fun, the good times, the rai I'll even miss the teachers; the ones I've talked with, joked with, and even been a little hit new friends thisye But, I'm always going to need the memories, the old friends. And somehow, they'll always be there; the people who now make up my world. If only in my mind they'll afways be beside me, guiding me, giving me advice, loving me, and letting me love the m. Maybe that's what it's ail been for . . . FACULTY Su perintendent of Schools Assistant Superintendent of Schools Mr. Barclay M. Gest Mr. Stanley McCoy r I l l i Board of Education Assistant SITTING: Mr. Cavalcante, Mr. Ramsey, Mr. Malott, Mr. Gentry . STANDING: Mrs. LaForge, Mr. Gest, Mr. McMahan, Mr. McCoy Superintendent Mr. Daniel' O'Rear 8 Mr. Lawrence Hoppe AssistanthPrincipal Mr. Charles Schmidt 9 Principal Mr. Ronald DeWitt Reading Mr. William Koehi Mr. Koehl, the Occupational Work Experience Coordinator, was graduated from the University of Cincinnati with a 3.5. degree, and he received his M.Ed. from Xavier Univer- sity. After 15 years at LHHS as both a teacher and assistant principal, Mr. Koehl was absent this year because of his health. Activity 3 I Mr. Philip Wunker Mr. Wunker, who is substituting for Mr. Koehl, received his B.A. degree from Thomas Moore College and is presently working toward his M.Ed. degree at Xavier University. Art Mrs. Jessan McKay Mrs. McKay, the Reading Tutor, is in her first year of working at LHHS. She received her 8.3. degree from Tennessee Technical University. Mrs. Mary Lou Koehl Mrs. Koehi teaches Health and Physical Education, is the Student Activity Coordinator, and is in charge of Schdol Accounts. She received her 3.5. degree from the University of Cincinnati. Mrs. Virginia Reynolds Mrs. Reynolds teaches Crafts I and II, advises the Art Club, and is a Sophomore Class Adviser. She received her B.A. degree from the Univer- sity of Kentucky and her M. Ed. degree from the Univer- sity of Cincinnati. Special Ed. Mr. John Talmage Mr. Talmage teaches Special Education and is an adviser to the Junior Class. He received his 3:5. degree from Miami University. Language Department Music Department LJ- L. -.-4 . Fla h A f L L. Mr. Louis Neumann Mr. Neumann teaches both Spanish and French at Mr. Fred Goosman the first and second year levels and advises the Mr. Goosman is the Music Supervisor of the Love- Spanish and French Clubs. He received his B.A. land Schoof District: At the high school, he is degree from the University of California and his dire-ctor for the CHOW and Triple Trro an an M.Ed. degree from Xavier University. He is in his adVIsor for the Junior Class. Mr. Goosman received 14th year of teaching at LHHS. his B.M. and 8.5. degrees from the University of Cincinnati. Mrs. Nancy Neumann Mrs. Neumann received her B.A. degree from . Swarthmore College. She teaches Spanish I, Latin, Mr. Timothy Byerly , , . and American Government. Mrs. Neumann also MV- Byer'y teaChes Bas'c Harmony: Mus'c APPVECW advises the Latin Club, and is in her 18th year of tion, Band, and Stage Band. He graduated from the teaching at LHHS. University of Cincinnati from which he received his Bachelor of Music degree. 11 Mrs. Avis Woodward e Mrs. Woodward teaches Family Living, Home Decorating, Creative Foods, Child Develop- ment and Dollars and Sense. She is an adviser for the Future Homemakers of America and received her 3.5. degree from Iowa State. - Mr. James Poe A teacher of Industrial Arts, Technical Drawing, Resident- ial Housing, and Technical Illustration, Mr. Poe is the adviser of the Key Club. He attended Morehead State University from which he received his 8.5. degree. Home Economics Department Miss Marilyn Trimmer A graduate of Western College with a 3.5. degree, this is Miss Trimmer's first year of teaching at LHHS. She teaches Home Economics I and II, Bachelor Living, and is a Freshmen Class adviser. Industrial Arts Department Mr. Joseph Siegert A recipient of a 8.5. degree from Wilmington College, Mr. Siegert also received his M.Ed. from the University of Cincinnati. He teaches Industrial Arts and Woods I and II. Mrs. Barbara Davis A teacher of Home Economics 1, Mrs. Davis is also an adviser to the Senior Class. She received her 3.5. degree from Miami University. Mr. Jerry Conn A teacher of Industrial Arts, Manufacturing, Machine Shop, Hot Metals and General Metals, Mr. Conn received his 3.5. degree from Morehead State University. Business Department Mr. David Hirsch Coach Hirsch received his B.A. degree from the University of Mr. Brad Distel A teacher of General Business, Accounting, and Commercial C' i t' A adviser for Math I, he received his B.A. thtmcgjm f .7'15. C ach Hirsch degree from the University of t e h asBo - ,Moth a d Cincinnati. Mr. Distel is an Ceac es ?:ilnfdszth :11 Hen is advisor for the Class Of '75 csarrcIiTg;cVarsity Baseizball and Junior Varsity Football. Miss Rosella Reynolds An advisor for the Future Busines Leaders of America, Miss Reynolds is a teacher of Typing 1. She received her 3.5. degree from Cumberland College and her M.Ed. from Xavier University - Mrs. Lois Clausen Mr. John King Chairman of the Junior Class advisers, Mrs. Clausen Mr. King is a teacher of Shorthand land 11', received her 8.5. degree from Ball State University. Notehand and Human and Physical' Geography. She teaches Office Practice, Typing II and Personal He received his 3.5. degree from the University Typing. of Cincinnati. English Mr. Nicholas Picciano A graduate of the Athenaeum of Ohio from which he Mrs. Winifred Cairns received his B.A. degree and of Xavier University A teacher of English II and III, Mrs. Cairns is also from WhiCh he received his M'Ed' degree, Mf' an adviser for PATCHWORK and F.T.A. She receiv- Picciano is the chairman of the English Department. ed her B.A. degree from Miami University. He teaches English I and II and advises the Camera Club. Lt't E. 1' J 1' timfifwlghn s, - ' hxkasmg- -m KN ..-.- Mrs. Carol Barnard MESS Avery. WESt . Mrs. Barnard teaches English I, Speech, Drama and M'5 ngt IS a tearher 0f gallegie I'If'rep English, t d Communications. She is also an adviser for the Pom JOUI'EEAIS? 50m? ogy, at an 15 II? Shsdrzcelve Porn Girls, Majorettes, and the Junior Class. She JIVIWA T hegggzeerEmVTrtgemrtailfltntygseriify Miss: re-ceI-ved her 8.5. degree from the Umversuty of West advises the TIGERS' TONGUE and the Cincinnati. 14 LOHIAN Department Mrs. Phyllis BishOp A recipient of a 8.5. degree from Cumberland CoHege and an M.Ed. degree from Murray State College, Mrs. Bishop teaches English III and Fantasy and Science Fiction. In her tenth year of teaching, she is the chairman of the Freshman Class advisers. Mrs. Elaine Whipple Mrs. Whipple teaches English 1. She is also an advisor to the Senior Class. She received her B.A. and M.Ed. degrees from the University of Cincinnati. Mr. John Raines Mrs. Kathleen Grossheim . . Mrs. Grossheim received her B.A. degree from A graduate Of Morehead State UnlverSIty, MFR . . . . Rames holds a B.A. degree. He teaches Enghsh Edgecllflf College. She Is an advtsor for the Junior Iand IV and is also a Co-chairman of the Class Class, the Drama Club, and teaches English III. 15 of .75 advisers. Mathematics Department Mr. Ronald Bivens Mr. Bivens is a graduate of Morehead State Univer- sity from which he received his B.A. degree. He is a teacher of Math I, Algebra II, Trigono metry and C.P. Math. Mr. Roger Muething Asst. coach of V. Ftball and J,V. Baseball Coach, Mr. Muething teaches Alg. I,II and Math II. Coach Muething received his BA. degree from Eastern Ky. Univ, and his M.Ed. from Xavier Univ. Mr. Merle Zimmerman Mr. 2 , a Junior Class adviser, received his B.S. degree from Miami University. A teacher of Plane Geometry, Mr. 2 is in his 2151: year of teaching at Loveland . J 16 Mrs. Maggie Ross degree from Morehead State University. Mrs. Ross 17 years. Mrs. Ross, a teacher of Algebra I, received her B.A. has been teaching in the Loveland City Schools for Social Studies Department Mr. Charles Lemon A teacher of American Govern- ment and WoFld Geography, Mr. Lemon is also a Co-chairh man of the Sophomore Class advisors. He received his B.A. degree from Ohio State Univer- sity. I Miss Barbara Miracle Miss Miracle, who taught American History and was an adviser to the Junior Class, received her B.A. degree from Kent State University. After a December wedding she resigned to join her new husband in Florida. Mr. Jeff Berkhoff An advisor to the Saph. Class, Mr. Berkhoff teaches World His., Phy. Ed. and Amer. His. He received NS 8.5. degree from the Univ. of Cin. He is also a coach for V. Track and Wrestling and asst. coach for the Freshmen Football Team. Mr. Tim Moore Coach Moore received his B.A. and M.Ed. degrees from Miami University. A teacher of World History, he is also an adviser to the Freshman Class. He coaches the Cross Country and the J.V. Basketball Team. Miss Wanda DeBra. In addition to being a Junior Class adviser, Miss DeBra teaches American History and Newly Emerging Nations. She received her B.A. from the University of Cincinnati. Mrs. Diane Parr Mrs. Parr teaches General Science and Earth Science and is an adviser to the Sophomore Class. She received her 3.5. degree from Miami University. f, i i x X. h Mr. Steve Herbold A teacher of Chemistry and PhysiCs, Mr. Herbold also is a Junior Class advisor, Freshmen Football coach, coach for the Tennis Team, and advisor of the Ecology Club. He was grad- uated from the University of Cincinnati where he received his B.S. and M.B.A. degrees. Science Department Mr. Donald Lynn Mr. Lynn teaches Biology and Earth Science here at LHHS. Chairman of the Science Department, Mr. Lynn attended Ohio University where he received his 3.8. degree. 18 Mr. Mark Sherman Mr. Sherman received his 8.5. degree from Xavier University and teaches Biology and Phys- iology. He is an advisor to the Chess Club, the Senior Class, and helped Mr. Herbold with the organization of the Ecology Club last year. Mrs. Jean Lemon Mrs. Lemon received her 8.5. degree from Miami University and teaches Earth Science. She is a Co-chairman, along with Mr. Lemon, of the Sophomore Class. Physical Education Department Mr. Thomas Mihalik The Athletic Director of the LoVeland City Schools, Mr. Mihalik was graduated from Wilmington College with a B.A. degree and an M.Ed. from Xavier University. He teaches Physical Education and Health. Miss Kate Gedeon A teacher of Physical Education, Health, and Graphics I and II, Miss Gedeon also coaches the Girls' Interscholastic Volleyball Team. She received her 8.5. degree from Wilmington College and is Co-chairman of the Senio Class advisors. Mr. David Evans Mr. Evans is in his first year of teaching at LHHS, and teaches Drivers' Education and Training. He is the coach of the J.V. Football Team, the Freshman Basketball Team, and is a Freshman Class Advisor. Mrs. Beverly Mihalik Mrs. M ihalik teaches Physical Education and Health. She is an advisor for the Senior Class and the advisor of G.A.A. She is also the coach of the Girls' Inter- scholastic Basketball Team. She received her 8.5. degree from Wilmington College. Mr. Jerry Peters A teacher of Drivers' Training, Coach Peters is the Varsity Football and Track coach. He received his 8.5. degree from Marietta College. Mr. Charles Harker Coach Harker is a graduate of Fairmont State Coliege from which he received his B.A. degree. Later, he received his M.Ed: from Xavier University. Coach Harke'r teaches Physical Education and Health, and he is the Varsity Basketball coach. ' Mr. Robert Wagner Mr. Wagner teaches a Psychol- ogy class and is an advisor for N.H.S. He received his BA. from the University of Cincin- nati and his M.Ed. from Xavier University. He advised the XEIifs Academic team and organized the Student Help and Informa- tion Club. Librarian Guidance Department Mrs. Mary Ernsting An advisor for the National Honor Society, Mrs. Ernsting received her 3.5. degree from Miami University and her M.Ed degree from the University of Cincinnati. Mrs. Linda Slusher Mrs. Siusher is the schooi Li- brarian and is an advisor to the Freshman Class. She received her B.S. degree from Wilming- ton College. Services Mr. James Snow Mr. Snow is a guidance Coun- selor for the Loveland students attending vocational schools. He received his B.A. degree from Eastern Kentucky State Univer- sity and his M.Ed. from Xavier University. Mr. Warren McClelien School Psychologist Mrs. Neil Hartman School Nurse Services Mrs. Jane Tracy Secretary, Main Office Mrs. Geneva Siekman Secretary, Guidanc Office Mrs. Shirley Mitchell Secretary, Main Office Mrs. Helen Hill Mrs. Edith Bangs Secretary, Attendance Office Secretary, Library 7-7 ,, Cooks: Mrs. Cox, Mrs. Dilday, Mrs. Cravens, Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. Mathena, Mrs. Shurts. 0 21 Mr. Virgil Smith Custodian CLASSES Freshman Class I ff. BOTTOM ROW: Clint Hunsche, Vice-President; Vicki Setty, Treasurer. TOP I C 388 0 ICBI'S ROW: Cheryl Grisehy,President; Lori Bales, Secretary. Vi. ' . .. Abbott, Alex Abitabilo, Ann Alhinson, Reuben Allen, Angela Anderkin, Patty Anderson, Joe Aucoin, Matt Ayers, Ron Baker, Bruce Bales, Lori Barnett, Marcia Baxter, Sonny Benton, Kevin Bishop, Pam Blankenship, Tim Bobak, Randy Bodley, Mary Jo Bond, Donald Bosse, John Box, Bradley Bradford, Marci Bradford, Terri Bradley, Becky Breitung, Sharon ; 1 ;:-; ;'; ; . 307 Freshmen Flock to School in September Brown, Doug Bruegging, Bob Bryant, Connie Burchard, Bill Burton, Doug Burton, Duane Buscema, JoAnn Bush, Astri Cahal, Barb Calcaterra, Chris Campbell, Carolyn Campbell, Jeff Carnes, Darrell Carpenter, Kim Carrier, Karen Caylor, Glynis Chadwell, Barb Chambers, Billy Clayborn, Greg Cobb, Steve Coleman, Mark Conant, Wendy Cossentino, Dave Craig, James ,3 Croxton, Roger Custer, Stan Cutter, Mary Anne Cutter, Stephen Deatherage, Morris DeFosset, Mike DeHart, Bob Denny, Tony Dews, Linda Doench, Michelle Dotson, Lisa Dozier, Dedra Dumas, Larry Duncan, Felicia Dunkle, Brian Dunn, Keith Duvelius, Tina Eastham, Don Eckert, Sherri Enyart, Andy Erbele, Linda Evans, Sherry Faith, Ben Fath, Tim Faulkner, Cindy Finnegan, Paul Fitzpatrick, Barb Florimonte, Davic Foist, Hope Frazer, Jody Fusorl, Mike Gardner, Ron Gardner, Terry Gest, Melissa Gillespie, Robin Gosett, Mark Graham, Mitch Grainger, Carol Gredig, Rachel Grethel, Ron Grischy, Cheryl Hahn, Rusty Hale, Kathie Hamilton, Connie Freshmen Sell Stationery WWW 1' Hamilton, Bo Hamilton, Vicki Hammons, Sandy Hansen, Mary Hansford, Cheryl Hanson, Christine Harcourt, Vicki Hardesty, Cindy Hardesty, Greg Hardin, Rick Hardwick, Deana Harris, Dave Harris, Vivian Hartman, Bill Harvey, Susan 26 Hatton, John Haws, Mike Heery, Joe Heider, Carrie Hepler, Lisa Heyne, Ralph Hape, Joe Horstmeyer, Gale Howard, Wally Huff, Steve Hunehe, Clint Innis, Cindy Jackson, Maggie Jake, Rhonda Janssens, Mary Jenkins, Bobbie dent, Gwen Johnson, Cathy Johnson, Donna Johnson, Joanna Johnson, Tony Jolley, Jim Jones, Richard Jordan, Pam Kaltenhauser, Joan Knabe, Teresa Kelly, Bobby Kern, Lorraine Kieffer, Jud Kimball, Peggy King, Tony Kroener, Walt Kyde, Lorrie Ladd, John Lannom, Amy 27 May, LeRoy McCann, Sharon McCreadie, Rick McEihoes, Tom McFarland, Mark McFarland, Tina McQuery, Karen MCQUery, Rick Meacham, Paul Mearns, Shelley Meineke, Mark Miller, Deanna Miller, Kathy Miller, Susie Minton, Ron Mitchell, Karen Mofdenhauer, Julie Moon, Connie Morarity, Nancy Morency, Dori Leake, Jane Lear, Tracy Leguillon, Mark Lemke, Mike Lester, Tim Lewis, Mark Lewis, Rosie Lykins, Bill Mahne, Patti Mallin, David Malott, Gordon Marshall, Chris Mason, Janice Mason, Teresa Mason, Tracey Freshmen Basketball: Morris, Paula Mosier, Donna Newkirk, Steve Nierni, Kim Nugent, Cindy Osborne, John Owens, Chris Owens, Tom Panko, Rob Patton, Teresa Payne, Becky Phelps, D.J. Pelfrey, Dave Perry, Mike Peters, Cindy 14 Wins, 4 Losses Petrey, Candy Pugh, Debbie Purdon, Larry Rajewski, Laura Randolph, Jim Randolph, Lee Rapp, Peggy Reifenberger, Chris Rhodenberg, Ted Richter, Kim Rivers, Linda Roach, Margaret Robinson, Bob Roeper, Dean Rogers, Mike Rottinghaus, Connie Routt, Bill Rump, Susan Ruther, Toni Ryan, Bob Ryan, Russ Sagraves, Robin Salyar, Glenda Schafer, Mark Schaub, Linda Schuler, Karl Schultz, Lorie Setty, Vicki Shainforth, Tina Shelton, Claude Showalter, John Skewronski, Sandy Slusher, Earl Smith, Connie Smith, Glen Smith, Larry Smith, Marion Smith, Peggy Spence, Rhonda Sporing, John Stayton, Sue Stewart, Gary Stigers, Pam Sturgil, Melvin Sutton, Gerri Talley, Wilma Taylor, Tim Tienken, Burt Tracy, Mary Troyan, Ron Tucker, Ellen 30 Homecoming Float Contest Undercoffer, Martha Viox, Terry Virzi, Maria Vogelsang, Keith Watcher, Karen Wagner, Greg Walters, Robert Washburn, Mark Waters, Cherie Weber, Nellda West, Debbi West, Teresa White, Dorothy White, Jeannie White, Kathy Wilcox, Mike Wilkinson, Richard Williams, Tammy Williams, Trisha Williford, Teresia Wilson, Bob Wilson, DeeDee Wilson, Julie Wolbers, Kevin Wolfe, Kathy Wong, Chris Wood, Reeda Wood, Vicki Woods, Kathy Woods, Rick Zuck, Jan 31 Sophomore Class Linda - I Mike LOVeland, President Vice-President; Karen Igo, Adkins, Treasurer; Kim Ciass Officers Secretary . Perry, V. H e b m K . S n .K d A d r a h c R . m m S m S: m .m I k c d A A w. r e h C s: n k d A Anderson , Jeff Arthur, Eric Auterson n e :l.. r n o s r e d n A Larry l AyersL Don Ayers, Steve Back, Carl Baird, Jim Baker, Donna Bales, Marcia Bastin, Jerry Baumann, David Baumgartner, Jody Beavers, Scott Beckman, Susan Beckman, Tom 32 Begley, Clara Benton, Patty Berchtold, Shawn Biehle, Margaret Billard, Judy Bingaman, Fred Boike, Lori Boiling, Rick Boone, Terri Bough, Bob Breitung, Mike Brinkman, Donna Brotherton, Joe Brousseau, Peter Brown, Ronnie Brown, Terrie Bunnell, Mary Burnett, Amy Burns, Tom Buscema, Mary Bushman, Linda Bussell, Roger Campbell, Connie Campbell, Cynthia Carney, Jeff Cesco, Brian Cesco, Bruce Clayborn, Stanley Coffey, John Coffinbarger, Jerry Cole, Bill Conley, Tim Cook, Blaine Cook, Michael Coombs, Cathy Cossentino, Jennie Craig, Marie Crow, Jeff Cunningham, Colleen Cummings, Alice Dauber, Eric Davidson, Jamie Davis, Debby Degener, Kerry Dehart, Elaine DeWitt, Ron Donahue, Mike Donthnier, Lisa Dunn, Denise Durham, Tom Dusebout, Kris Duvall, Dennis Edwards, Ronnie Ellis, Andi Epperhart, Rick Erbele, Peggi Eversole, Mark Farris, Debbie Felix, Pam Fitch, Cari Fleig, Gerold Furtwengler, Rick Gabbard, Tim Gardner, Kathy Garrett, Judy Geglein, Richard George, Joe Gillespie, Pat Hamilton, Kevin Hamm, Chris Hansford, Mark Hargis, Leanne Harker, Sherry Harr, Amanda Hart, Mike Hartley, Susan Kawk, Keith Hayden, Ruth Haynie, Shelaine Herbert, Mike Heflen, Lucinda Heinichen, Karen Helmintoller, Lin Hector, Chris Hoctor, Merry Joe Hope, Ned Howard, Darrell Howard, Stanley Howe, Kenneth Huff, Cheryl Huff, Patty Hutzel, Bill 190, Karen Jenkins, Nancy Jennings, Judy Jones, Rocky Kessinger, Todd Khulenberg, Michael Kieffer, Joseph Kipp, Jane Kirby, James Knowles, T.J. Koenig, Terri Kuhn, Joel Lang, Joey Lawson, Mike Lewis, Brenda Lindloff, Chip Lindloff, Cindy Loveland, Mike Lozier, Sherry Lynch, Yolanda Maire, Amy McDonnell, Robyn McElhoes, Dave McHugh, Maureen McKinney, Colette McQuitty, David Mensing, Ted Mersch, John Mihalik, Lori Miller, Amanda Miller, Art Miller, Colleen Miller, Tim Mitchell, Keith Mitchell, Lisa Mobarry, Tony Moefler, Rocki Molott, Robert Monfreda, Joe Mongold, Rick Morency, Ceal Mosier, Bob Mullins, Debbie Munnis, Elizabeth Napier, Latisha Nimeskern, Tom Nimeskem, Cheryl Olson, Cynthia Owsley, Bruce Partin, Terry Partin, Tim Paugh, Cindy Pauley, Bonnie Peabody, Ron Penman, Sandy Perry, Linda Pierce, Dave Potts, Lori Poynter, Jeff Puckett, Pam Rapp, Edwin Renner, Diane Richter, Tim Riedinger, Greg Roberts, Lisa Ross, Tom Rozzi, Connie Rumley, Joe St. Clair, Marla Sams, Faye Sanders, Ron Scalf, Sheila Schildmeyer, Larry Schuchart, Jim Schweitzer, Lois Sears, Rob Shouse, Debbie Shurts, Andy Sloan, Barb Slusher, Dennis Smith, Clay Smith, Dan Smith, Fred Smith Garry Smith, Kelley Smith, Kim Smith, Laurie Smith, Rita South, Julie Springer, Earl Stayton, Cathy Stemann, Kim Stigers, Rick Stoeckmann, Lisa Stone, Peggy Stratman, Tom Street, Jim Strickland, Ron Stuart, Carol Tackett, Julie Timpe, Bryan Thompson, Cheryl Vezey, Bill Warman, Donna Warren, Mike Webb, Steve Weyand, Peggy Whipple, Steve White, Barb Williams, Jerry Wilson, Rick Wolbers, Jacci Wolfe, Linda Wood, Kim Wright, Cameron Wright, Jeff Yeager, Lee Yeary, Charles Zike, Roxanne Zinnecker, Melinda Class Officers: Adrick, Alahna Akers, SheHy Allen, Robbie Allen, Vernon Anderkin, Mark Andrews, Sue Baron, Jill Baxter, Holly Bills, Rick Bobak, Ted Boike, Steve Bond, Dewey Books, Janice Boone, Steve Bosse, Barb Bowen, Scott Bowling, Connie Boyd, Mark Bronnert, Mike Brown, Toni Linda Huff, Vice-President; Jill Baron, President; Cindy Lannom, Kathy Jones, Secretary. Treasurer; Bruegging, Henry Brunelle, Mark Bryson, Susan Burckard, Patty Bueckman, Lynn Burnett, Debbie Burnett, Randy Burress, Jim Buscema, Helen Cahal, Bev Cain, Peggy Campbell, Thelma Games, Peggy Carpenter, Mindy Carson, Cathy Chisman, Charlotte Clayton, Tracy Collett, Bil1 Combs, Dennis Con1ey, Gary Connor, Denise Constable, Elaine Cordes, Eric Cortright, Ted Grafton, Florence Craig, Garry Dauber, Keith Dews, Charlie Dews, Kenny Downs, Tony Durham, Susan Eisnaugle, Clara Elam, Shirley Estep, Pam Evans, Jeff Evans, Lori Faith, Martha Fitzpatrick, Mark Frazer, Mike Frazier, Bonnie Funke, Tami Gambill, Sharon Gardner, Jane Gilbert, Kelley Gosch, Stu Grainger, Nancy Hamilton, Doug Harden, Steve Harness, Dan Hazlett, Scott Heery, Melissa Heismann, Dave Hendrickson, Steve Herbert, Mike Himes, Carlhell Hockstok, Rick Hogan, Dave Hopkins, Tony Horstmeyer, MaryJo Hoskins, Bill Howard, Joel Huesman, Jack Huff, Cathy Huff, Linda Hufford, Torn Krill, Cindy Lannom, Cindy Laumbattus, Marsha Lawson, Dan Lay, Randy Ledford, Jon Leguillon, Denise Lewis, Donna Lewis, Jeff Litton, Holly Locke, Becky Lofland, Kathy Mahne, Karen Marshall, Pam Mason, Joan Hunter, Steve Jackson, Jim Jackson, Ron Jackson, Ste Ve Jennings, Karen Johnson, Debbie Johnson, Donna Johnson, Randy Jones, Kathy Jones, Lisa Kaltenhauser, Janet Kieffer, Kitty King, Doug Kingery, Laura Krieger, Carol Mattox, Mike McCann, Vicki McFarland, Tim McGee, Tom McWhirter, Bob Meece, Brenda Miller, Doug Mitchell, Brian Moore, Diana Mount, Ed Mullins, Anita Napier, Trina Neat, Tim Neumann, Cindy Newkirk, Mark Newman, Karla Nichols, Norman Nichwitz, Diane Oatts, Torn O'Connor, Bryan Oliver, Bob Parrish, Gaye Patrick, Nancy Payne, Gail Paytes, Tim Pent, Lori Perry, Jenny Petfit, Jeff Phillips, Steve Powell, Cheryl Class of 1976 Runs Away With First Place for Homecoming Float Proctor, Mike Fropes, Sandy Propes, Sharon Purdon, Mike Race, Debbie Ramsey, Randy Reynolds, Pam Rich, James Robert, Cindy Rockwood, Aaron Roger, Connie Rogers, Julia Romano, Melody Rosser, Lisa Rottinghaus, Vicki Rump, Mike Ryan, Debbie Schafer, Cathy Schall, Leslie Schroeder, Vickie Schuler, Teresa Schultz, Marian Schultz, Richard Seigla, Bev Seward, Kim Shaffer, Brian Siekman, Tom Siemp, Tim Sloan, Lyle Sloan, Peggie Smith, Dale Smith, Gale Smith, Leslie Smith, Ter'ry Smith, Todd Sporing, Linda. Stayton, Patty Stewart, Barbara Swinford, Jan Thalheimer, Leslie Thompson, Lynn Tienken, Mike Tracy, Keith Tucker, Teri Varney, Phil Vaske, Tony Vezey, Stu Walker, Robert Wali, Carrie Warman, Kathleen Weyand, Suzanne Whipple, Doug White, Billie Jo Williams, Eddie Williams, Linda Williams, Mark Williford, Marvin Wilson, Rich Wilson, Sarah Widhlin, Marcia Wolfram, Betty Wolfram, Rob Zike, Shawna Zinnecker, Paul Senior Class Class Officers: Diana Wilson, President; Bob Dunkle, Vice-President; Becky McMahan, Secretary; Jan Forste, Treasurer. CHRISTINE NORMA ACHESON BRENDA JOYCE ADKINS BRYAN DREW ADRICK . . . Nov. 24, 1956 If you've got it flaunt it! But you better have it first! Drama Club 2,3,4 Unter. Thespian Societyh National Honor Society 3,4 Wresidenth Operation Youth 3 Mayor-electh LOHIAN Staff 4 Senior Section Co- EditoH; Baseball 2,3. MARVIN ANDY ANDERSON DIANE ROSE ARLINGHAUS . . . Mar. 3, 1957 The only way to have a friend is to be one. GAA 1,2,3 Wolleyball 2,31; National Honor Society 3,4; PATCHWORK 1. KATHRYN ELAINE ASHTON . . . Dec. 29, 1957 May the roads rise to meet you, May the wind be always at your back, May the sun shine warm upon your face, The rains fail soft upon your fields, And until we meet again, May God hold you in the hol- low in his hand. National Honor Society 3,4; Band 1; Drama Club 3, 4; FHA 4 1Secretary1; LOHIAN Staff 4. PAULA JEAN ATHERTON . . . July 9, 1957 LOHIAN Staff 3,4; TIGER'S TONGUE Staff 4; Drama Club 2,3; PATCHWORK Staff 2,3,4; Nationaf Honor Society 3,4. STEPHANIE MARIE BALFOUR . . . June 16, 1957 Art Club 3,4. CHRISTINE ANN BAUER . . . Feb. 13, 1957 Spanish Club 1,2; DECA 4. KENNETH ALLEN BEAVERS . . . Jan. 12, 1957 Speak your truth quietly and clearly; and listen to others, even the dull and ignorant; they too have their story. Spanish Club 2; Nationai Honor Society 3,4; Tennis 1; Band 1,2; Scholarship Team 1,2,3. DEBBIE ANN BECKMAN SCOTT ANSON BENHASE . . . June 4, 1957 The Lord is first, my friends are second, I am third. Football 1,2,3 mlawrnam, 4 mlawman, ALL-EHL, All-Cityi; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Buckeye Boys' State 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Scholarship Team 1,2,3,4. DIANE CHERY L BENNEY DEBRA KAY BILLARD . . . July 20, 1957 Buckeye Girls' State 3; National Honor Society 3,4 4Treasurer1; LOHIAN Staff 4; Scholarship Team 2, 3,4; GAA 2,3. CAROLYN SUE BINGAMAN . . . Apr. 10, 1957 GAA 1,2,3; French Club 2; Junior Achievement 3. DIANE ELAINE BOOKS 1 . . Feb. 9, 1957 TIGE R'S TONGUE Staff 1,2,3,4 1Editor1; National Honor Society 3,4; Buckeye Girlsl State 3; GAA 1,2, 3,4; LOHIAN Staff 4. EARL JEFFREY BOWMAN . . Mar. 12, 1957 Football 1,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Drafting Class 3 Nice- PresidenU, 4 tSecretaryk Regional and State Con- tests- Gold and Silver Medal. ROBERT WILLIAM BRADLEY . . Walk tail and carry a big stick. Basketball 2. . Sept. 24, 1957 KIMBERLY A1NN BRONSON . . . Feb. 9, 1957 VICA 3,4 4Reporter1; GAA l,2,3,4; Cosmetology Club 3,4. DEBRA ANN BROOKS. LMay23, 1957 GAA 1; Regional Contest- 151; place; OOEA 4; BOE 4; Typing Class 3, 4 1Historian1. ELVA LEE BROSHEARS II . . . Apr. 2, 1957 You win some and you lose some! Band 1,2,3,4 Stage Band, Show Band, Manager, Librariam; Ecology Club 2. WILLIAM HENRY BRUEGGING .. . Nov. 19,1956 Basketball 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4. EARNEST JOHNSON BUNNELL BARBARA ANN BURNETT KAREN RENE BURTON . . . Jan. 16, 1957 How near is yesterday! How far tomorrow ! National Honor Society 3,4; FTA 2,3,4; PATCH- WORK Staff 3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Pom-Pom 1,3. JEFFREY CHARLES CAHAL . . . Sept. 10, 1957 Band 1,2,3,4; Golf 3,4; Scholarship Team 3. BOBBY RAY CAIN . . . Aug. 2, 1955 Basketball 2,3,4; Football 1. RONNIE LEE CAIN CECIL LESLIE CAMPBELL . . . Apr. 27, 1957 Band 1,2,4 tStage Band, Show Bandt; VICA 3,4. TERRY DA LE CAMPBELL JEFFREY ALLEN CARNINE . . . Aug. 10, 1957 Enjoy today, tomorrow might be worse! Footbail 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2; Track 3; FTA 1,2,3, 4. TIMOTHY WAYNE CARRIER SYDNEY WIGGINS CARSON . . . April 6, 1957 Student Council 1,2,3; FBLA 1,2,3 tVice-Presidenth Pom-Pom 3; Cheerleader 1; GAA 1,2,3. CO LETTE SUE CASSEL L MOLLY RAYETTE CHADWELL . . . Apr. 22, 1957 Draw from others the lesson that may profit your- self. Drama Club 2; GAA 1,2; FBLA 4 tPresidenD; Coaches' Secretary 4. CINDY ANN COBB . . . Dec. 7, 1957 As soon as we are born we begin to die, and the end depends upon the beginning. GAA 1,2,3,4 tVolleyball 1,2,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 3,43; Drama Club 2; Cheerleader 2; Home- coming Queen Candidate 4; Junior Attendant 3. TONI MARIE COBB DONALD COFFEY DAVID ASHLEY COLEMAN GREGORY JAMES COLEMAN ROBERT JOSEPH COLLETT . . . Dec. 13, 1956 Student Council 1,2,3,4 Wice-PresidenU; Drama Club 2,3,4 Unter. Thespian Societw Operation Youth 3 mity Manager-elch; Golf 3,4; Basketball 1,2. JEFFREY FULTON COLYER HOWARD SCOTT CONLEY . . . Nov. 4, 1956 Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3; Basketball 1. CATHERINE GLORIUS COOK DAVID ANTHONY COOK . . . Mar. 29, 1957 It is only with the heart that one can see rightly; what is essential is invisible to the eye. Golf 1,2,3,41Captain1; Drama Club 2,3,4 Wice- President; Inter. Thespian Societyh Scholarship Team 1,2,3; National Honor Society 3,4 !Vice- PresidenH; LOHIAN Staff 4 Senior Section Co-Edi- torL DIANE LYNN COOPER . . . Jan. 29, 1957 GAA 1,2. TERRY LYNN CRAWFORD WILLIAM PRESTON CROOKS III . . . Oct. 15, 1956 Our greatest glory consists in never falling, but in rising every time we fall . . . Student Council 3,4; Basketball 1,2; Football 1,4. CATHERINE CECELIA CUMMINGS KAREN KAY KAUPP DALTON JOHN ROBERT DEPNER III . . . April 3, 1956 Football 1. GERALYN MAE DIPPONG . . . Oct. 26, 1956 Nothing ventured, nothing gained. GAA 2,3; Drama Club 2; HERO 3,4 1Secretary-Child Care ID; Live Oaks Tour Guide 3,4. HOLLY ANN DOENCH...Sept.14,1956 GAA 1; Spanish Club 2; Art Club 3,4. TIMOTHY LEE DOOLEY . . . Apr. 16, 1957 Basketball 1; Baseball 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4 maptain, Honorable Mention All-LeagueL ROBERT JOSEPH DUNKLE, JR. . . . Dec. 3, 1956 Always finish what you start. Drama Club 2,3 1Vice-President1, 4 !President, Inter. Thespian Societyk Latin Club 1,2,3,4; Tennis 2,3; Class Officer 4 Wice-Presidenth Band 1,2,3,4 Stage BandL REBECCA LYNN DURFEY . . . Mar. 2, 1957 I believe in God because of rainbowsf' Ecology Club 3,4 Wice-Presidenth PATCHWORK Staff 4; LOHIAN Staff 4; Spanish Club 2,3 Wicew Presidenth Camera Club 4. EVELYN LOUISE DUSING . . . June 14, 1957 Do unto others as you would have others do unto you. GAA 2,3,4; Majorette 1,2,4 Mssistant Headh FTA 2,4; LOHIAN Staff 4; Attendance Office Aide 4. RICHARD WILBUR EIFERT ROBERT DONALD EVANS . . . July 12, 1957 Golf 4. KATHY KAY FLYNN . . . Nov. 23, 1956 GAA 1,2,3,4; Attendance Office Aide 4; Junior Achievement 2; FHA 1; LOHIAN Staff 4. JANICE FORSTE . . . Dec. 17, 1956 Life is real! Life is earnest! Operation Youth 3; Class Officer 2,3,4 Wreasurerh National Honor Society 3,4 Secretaryh It's Aca- demic! Team 4 maptaim; Scholarship Team 1,2, 3 1Honorabfe Mentiom, 4. SCOTT DALE FURTWENGLER . . . Mar. 16, 1957 SUSAN MARIE GAMMETER . . . Sept. 22, 1957 Spanish Club 1,2; Ecology Club 3; Junior Achievep ment 3. TIMOTHY JAMES GARDNER . . . May 23, 1957 Spanish Club 2; Football 1 UV ManagerL Chess Club 1,4. TINA MARIE GARNER . . . Nov. 12, 1956 Pom-Pom 1; GAA 2,3,4; Junior Achievement 2,3. GARY RAY GARRETT MARK ALLEN GENTRY . . . Nov. 13, 1956 Class Officer 1 Wice-Presidenth Student Council 4; Spanish Club 1,2; TIGER'S TONGUE Staff41Car- toonisth Basketball 1. LORRAINE GAY GLASS . . . Sept. 28, 1956 If a man does not keep pace with his companion perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music which he hears however measured or far away. Library Aide 3,4; Choir 4; Chess Club 2tSecretary1; Student Help and Info. Club 4. RICKY WILLIAM GLORE . . . Sept. 9, 1957 Enjoy life while you can. Football 1,2,4. RAVEN ALEXIS GRIMMET . . . May 18, 1957 Insist on yourself; never imitate. Triple Trio 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3; FHA 4 IPresiden'd; GAA 2,3,4; Attendance Office Aide 4. i i! ; I 1 VICKI LYNNE HACK PAMELA DENISE HAMILTON RONALD RICHARD HANSEN . . . Apr. 24, 1957 Even if I lose, I am still the best. Moeller High School 1; Wrestling 3,4; Football 3,4; Chess Club 3. LAURIE RAE HARGIS . . . Oct. 12, 1957 Life's too short and love doesn't last. GAA 1,2,3,4 IVolleyball l,2,3,41; Basketball 2,3; Track 31; Drama Club 2; Junior Achievement 2; Student Help and Info. Club 4. CRYSTAL LYNN HARKER . . . July 18, 1957 God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, courage to change the things I can and wisdom to know the difference. Spanish Club 2; Junior Achievement 2; GAA 1,2; BOE 3 IMost Outstanding Business StudenH, 4; OOEA 3,4. CHARLES DAVIS HARTMAN STEVEN DOUGLAS HATTER SUSAN MARIE HELM . . . Dec. 1, 1956 GAA 1,2,3,4; Accounting Class 3 Secretaryhll 1Vice-President1; OOEA 3,4; BOE 3,4; Regional Contest-ls'l: place. STUART MASON HELMINTOLLER . . . Sept. 27, 1956 If a man hears a different drummer let him march to the music he hears, however measured or far away. Scholarship Team 1,2; Ecology Club 3,4; It's Aca- demic! Team 4; National Honor Society 3,4; TIGER'S TONGUE Staff 4. SUSAN IRENE HEPLER . . . July 15, 1957 Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others, cannot keep it from themselves. Penndale High School 1; PATCHWORK Staff 3,4; LOHIAN Staff 3,4; FTA 4; TIGER'S TONGUE Staff 4. MELANIE SUE HERBERT . . . Jan. 31, 1957 Never put off till tom'orrow what you can do today, for tomorrow never comes. Band 1,2,3,4; GAA 4; Choir 4. RUSSELL LARRY HILL REBECCA ANN HOLT . . . Dec. 31, 1956 Pom-Pom 2,3; Pep Leader 1,2; GAA 1,2; Senior Core Class 3,4 Wice-PresidenU; BOE 3,4. PATRICIA ANN HOWELL . . . Dec. 22, 1956 GAA 1,4; Attendance Office Aide 4; Spanish Club 1; Junior Achievement 2. TERESA KIM HUFF . . . Oct. 6, 1956 Knowledge, in truth, is the great sun in the firma- ment. Life and power are scattered with all its beams. National Honor Society 3,4; Latin Club 1,2,3,4; LOHIAN Staff 4; Student Help and Info. Club 4; Drama Club 3,4. CAROLYN SUE HYDEN VICKIE LYNN IGO . . . Aug. 1, 1957 Live each day of your life as if there will be no tomorrow. GEORGE WILLIAM JAKE . . . July 13, 1956 A man will succeed once he finds his success. Football 1,2,3,4 lCIawmanl; Wrestling 1,2,3; Key Club 4; Sweetheart's King Candidate 4. CATHERINE JOSEPHINE JANSON . . . July 24, 1957 GAA 1,2; Pom-Pom 3; DECA 3,4 lParliamentarianl. MARY FRANCES JENNINGS DEBRA ELIZABETH JOHNSON . . . Oct. 14, 1956 SHIRLEY ANN KAHOLOKULA . . . Mar. 3, 1956 GOP Class 4 lPresidenU. 59 BONNIE ANN KENNY NANCY JEAN KENNY . . . Dec. 4, 1955 GAA 1,2,3,4 Wresident; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Volley- ball 3,4, manager; Track 4, managed. WILLIAM JOSEPH KIMBALL . . . Oct. 27, 1956 Did e'er such love and sorrow meet, or thorns com- pose so rich a crown. National Honor Society 3,4; Golf 3,4; Baseball 2,4; Scholarship Team 1,2; TIGER'S TONGUE Staff 4. DONNA JEAN KINNER . . . Aug. 13, 1957 GAA 1,2. THOMAS HAROLD KISER . . . May 9, 1956 LYNDA SUE KOENIG ANDREW SCOTT KOERKEL . . . July 22, 1957 Slicker than socks on a rooster! Latin Club 1,2; LOHIAN Staff 4. LEAH MARGARET LATTA . . . Aug. 19, 1957 Everyone to his own. Band 1,2,3,4; Drama Ciub 2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2,3; LOHIAN Staff 4; Student Help and Info. Cfub 4. CYNTHIA RUTH LEDFORD . . . Dec. 11,, 1956 Let us not burden our remembrance with a heavi- ness that's gone. Cheerleader 1,2,3,4 mo-Captaim; Sweethearts' Ball Queen 3; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Junior Attendant 3. DEBORAH CLARE ,LEGUILLON . . . June 21, 1956 Early to bed, early to rise, makes a man healthy, wealthy and wise. RICHARD EDWARD LEGUILLON CHERYL LYNN LEMKE . . . May 13, 1956 today is the first day of the rest of your life! Pom-Pom 3; Pep Leader 2; Spanish Club 2; GAA 1,2; HERO 4. JUDITH MARY LESTER . . . Dec. 28, 1956 GAA 3,4; Pom-Pom 4; Coaches' Secretary 4. TIMOTHY LEE LEWIS TODD WEBB LOOMIS RICHARD BRIAN LOVELAND . . . Aug. 3, 1956 I've been down so long, everything looks up. Football 1,2,3,4; Track 3,4; Wrestling 1; Band 1,2,3, 61 KEVIN CHARLES MAGNUSSON LORETTA SUE MALOTT DANNY DUANE MARSHALL MARK ANDREW MATRE . . . Aug. 31, 1957 Ecology Club 3 Wice-PresidenH, 4 Wresidenth Drama Club 2,3,4 Unter. Thespian SocietyL CHARLES TODD McCLUNE . . . June 23, 1957 I didn't invent the double fault, I merely perfected it. Track 1; Tennis 3; Camera Club 4. DAVID DONALD McCULLOUGH PATRICK LAWRENCE McDONNELL TERESA LEE McEWAN . . . Jan. 6, 1957 GAA 1,2,3 tTrackh Pep Leader 2,3,4; Student Coun- cil 2,3; Drama Club 1,2. 62 REBECCA SUE McMAHAN . . . Aug. 13, 1957 Love is the only sane and satisfactory answer to the problem of human existence. Class Officer 3,4 Secretaryh LOHIAN Staff 3,4 Edited; Latin Club 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 2,3,4 Secretary-Treasurerh Ecology Club 3,4. LE5 LIE IRVIN McNESS MARILYN JEAN McQUITTY . . . Mar. 24, 1956 GAA 1,2,3,4; Art Club 4. DENISE SUSETTE McVEY . . . Oct. 14, 1957 Let each become all that he was created capable of being. Drama C1ub 2,4; PATCHWORK Staff 1; Latin Club 1,2 tSecretaryL 4 tTreasurerL CHRISTOPHER STEVEN MIHALIK . . . Jan. 3, 1957 You can't build a reputation on what you are going to do! Football 1,2,3,4 maptain; AlI-League; All-City, second teamh Operation Youth 3 mouncilman-electh- Basketball 1,2,3,4 maptaim; Golf 1,2,3; Baseball 5. CYNTHIA ANN MONTAG . . . Mar. 9, 1957 A true friendship is a lasting friendship. Spanish Club 2; GAA 1,2,3,4; Pom-Pom 2,3,4 map- taEnL DOUGLAS GAIL MOON . . . Oct. 25, 1956 Welding Class 3 1Reporter1, 4 Wice-PresidentL FAME LA JEAN MOORE .- . . Dec. 11, 1956 Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; FHA 4 Nice- PresidenH; Sweethearts' Queen Candidate 4; GAA 2,3,4; Attendance Office Aide 4. 63 CAROLYN DIANA MORENCY . . . Mar. 27, 1956 GAA 2,3; Cosmetology Club 3,4; VICA 3,4; Regional and State Contests-two gold medals; OHCA-an place. BRIAN SCOTT NAPIER . . . Mar. 26, 1957 Today is the first day of the rest of your life. Ecology Club 3; Art Club 4; Chess Club 4; LOHIAN Staff 4. JEFFREY SC OTT NEUMANN MARK JOSEPH NEUMANN . - , June 14, 1957 MICHAEL ANTHONY NEUMANN SALLY NICHOLS JOSEPH ANTHONY NIMESKERN . . . Aug. 23, 1955 CHRISTOPHER MARK ORTMAN . . . Mar. 20, 1957 Tennis 4; Key Club 4. NEAL ROBERT OURY . . . Feb. 2, 1957 If all the troubles of the world were raindrops, you would be my rainbow. Key Club 3,4 Wresidenth Wrestling 1,2; Student Council 4; Ecology Club 4. JOHN HARO LD OVER. KAREN SUE OVERBEE . . . July 22, 1957 The purpose of life is to matter-to count, to stand for something. Class Officer 3 tPresidenD; GAA 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,3; Ecology Club 3,4; LOHIAN Staff 4. RICHARD HOWARD PAUGH . . . Aug. 29, 1957 Winners never quit and quitters never win. Celina Senior High School 1,2,3; Basketball 4; Base- ball 4. DEBORAH ANNE PEABODY . . . April 8, 1957 Nothing ventured, nothing gained, GAA 2,3; Easiness Duplication Class 3,4 4Vice-Presi- denU; Regional Contest-an place; Live Oaks Tour Guide 3,4. WA LTER STUART PERKINS KIM ANNE PLATT . . . Dec. 8, 1956 Don't just stand there! Do something-Iead, follow, or get out of the way! TH 0 MAS JOSEPH PURKISER DOUG LAS SC OTT RATTERREE . , . Nov, 26, 1956 Rls not how big the dog is in the fight; it's how big the fight is in the dog. Football 1,2,3,4; Golf 2,3; Ecology Club; Key Club 4. KENNETH D EAN REENER GAIL LYNN RICE . , . Sept. 2, 1955 COP Class 3 Geargant of ArmsL 4 WreasurerL LESLEY FAYE ROOKS . . . Dec. 26, 1956 Our greatest glory consists in never falling, but in rising every time we fail . , . Majorette 1,2,3,4 Mead Captaim; Guidance Office Aide 1,2,3; Miss Senior Candidate 4. JAMES GRAHAM ROSBOROUGH IV . . . Apr. 23, 1957 When life giVES you lemons, make lemonade. Band 1,2,3,4 Wresident; Stage Bandn Tennis 2,3 tCo- Captaim, 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Scholarship Team 2,3. ANTOINETTE MARGUERITA ROZZI . . . Dec. 1, 1956 A friend is someone who remains calm when you are falling apart. FHA 1. STEPHEN EUGENE SAGRAVES . . . Aug. 17, 1956 Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 3,4; Cross-Country 3. JEFFREY WAYNE SANDERS . . . Dec. 2, 1956 I cried when I had no shoes until I met a man who had no feet!I Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1, MICHAEL RA LPH SCHMEES . . . Dec. 11, 1956 Brevity is the soul of wit. It's Academic! Team 4; Congressional Intern Pro- gram 4; Ecology Club 3,4 tSecretaryh Drama Club 2, 3,4 Unter. Thespian Societyh Junior Achievement 2, 3. GREGORY MICHAEL SCHULER . . . Feb. 15, 1957 . , ,-fill the unforgiving minute with sixty seconds worth of distance run. National Honor Society 3,4; LOHIAN Photographer 4; Camera Club 4; Football 1; TIGERSI TONGUE 4 4Photographer1. CYRILLA JANE SCHULTZ . . . Feb. 16, 1956 GAA 2; Junior Achievement 2,3; FHA 1; BOE 3,4. STEVEN RAY SHUMWAY . . . July 25, 1956 Golf 1,3; Key Club 3,4; Chess Club 2,3. KATH LEEN ANNE SICILIANO . . , Aug. 14, 1957 GAA 1; Attendance Office Aide 4; FBLA 4, DEBRA KAY SLUSHER . . . June 5, 1957 The greatest griefs are those we cause ourselves, GAA 1,2,3,4; FBLA 4; Pom-Pom 4; Coaches' Secre- tary 4. CHAR LES ERNEST SMA LLWOOD DAVID PAUL SMITH . . . June 16, 1957 Band 1,2,3,4 Stage Band; Variety Show; Musican; Tennis 2,3, ELISSA FAYE SMITH . . . Aug. 26, 1957 To believe your own thought, to believe that what is true for you in your private heart is true for ail men- that is genius. Pom-Pom 1,2,3,4; Pep Leader 1,2; Drama Club 2,3,4; French Club 4; LOHIAN Staff 4. DOUGLAS EDDIE SPANG LER JOHN CARL STEWART . . . Feb. 25, 1956 VICA Regional Contest-Silver Medai, FLOYD ALLEN STUBBS . . . June 3, 1957 Choir, Triple Trio 1,2,3,4; Student Help and Info. Club 4; Stage Band 3,4, LYNN DORA SWITZER . . . Feb. 11, 1957 For everything there is a season and a time for everything under heaven, GAA 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2 Ureasured, 3,4; FTA 4; LOHIAN Staff 4; Pom-Pom 1,3. RICHARD. WAYNE TALLANT . . . Dec, 25, 1956 Football 2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2. ANTONIA LYNN TALLEY , . . Feb. 9, 1956 HERO 3,4; Junior Achievement 2,3, TE RESA KAY TEBOE LARRY BRUCE THOMPSON ROBERT F. THOMPSON JR. SANDRA JO TIMPE , , , Dec. 16, 1956 Accounting Class 3,4 1President1; OEA 3,4; BOE 3,4; Regionaf and State Contestant 3,4, TERESA LYNN TUERCK MARK ROGER TURNER , . . Dec, 17, 1956 Don't look too hard for tomorrow because when you turn around it might only be yesterday. Tennis 3,4; Student Help and Info. Club 4; Spanish Club 2; LOHIAN Staff 4 musiness Managed. C H RISTOPHER JA MES TUTTLE DIANN LEE VIOX . . . Aug. 31, 1957 Variety is the spice of life. GAA 1,2,3,4 Wice-Presidenn; Basketball 1Co-Cap- taim; Volleyball; Tracld; Spanish Club 2,3; TIGERS' TONGUE Staff 4; Attendance Office Aide 4, JOHN HENRY VORNBERGER . . . Aug. 4, 1957 Chess Club 2; Basketball 4 tManagerL MELISSA SUE WASHBURN , . . Feb. 18, 1957 It Is not enough to be busy; the question is what are we busy about? Latin Club 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 2,3,4; Ecology Ciub 3,4; PATCHWORK Staff 3; Student Help and Info. Club Club 4. WILLIAM HENRY WASSON KYOUNGHUE WATKINS . . . May 13, 1956 Before I build the wall, I would find out what I am missing. NANCY ELLEN WATTS . . . March 1, 1957 So goes life! Get what you can out of it while you can. Latin Club 1,2; OOEA 3,4; BOE 3,4. RICHARD MARK WEISSMAN . . . July 22, 1957 Band 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 2,3,4 Unter. Thespian Societyn Art Club 2,3,4. WILLIAM EDWARD WEST III MARY ANN MUNZ WHA LEN ROGER STEVEN WHITE BOBBIE LYNN WICKER . . . Nov. 29, 1956 My interest is in the future because I'm going to spend my life there. Cheerleading 1,2; GAA 1,2; Majorette 4; FBLA 4 Secretaryh Homecoming Queen Ca ndidate 4, CYNTHIA ANN WILLIA MS . . . May 25, 1957 Keep your eyes and mind open, DECA 4. JA MES ROBERT WILLIA MS . . . Dec. 28, 1956 Band 1,2 Stage Bandn Basketball 1,2; Spanish Club 1,2; Live Oaks-Financial Teller 1, DE 2. WILLIAM BRUCE WILLIAMS . . . July 7, 1957 Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,3; Student Help and Info. Club 4. JOAN DIANA WILSON . . . Aug. 25, 1957 A smattering of everything and a knowledge of noth- ing. Class Officer 1 WreasureH, 2 Wresiden'd, 3 Nice- Presidenn, 4 tPresidenB; National Honor Society 3,4; Scholarship Team 1,2,3,4; Operation Youth 3; Student Council 2,3,4 1Secretary1. LAWRENCE ARTHUR WILSON . . . Oct. 4, 1956 Live and let live. TI'aCk 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2; Basketball 1 tManageH; Horticulture Club 3,4 Wresidenth Future Farmers of America 3,4. ALISON GAYE WITTWER . . . Mar. 14,1957 Most folks are about as happy as they make up their minds to be. Cheerleading 1,2,3,4 1Co-Captain1; GAA 1,2,3,4 Executive Board; Sport Manager; Basketball 1,2,3,41Co-Captain1Track 3,41; Class Officer 1 t5ecretary12 tVice-PresidenH; Student Council 3,4 1President1; Buckeye Girls' State 3. MICHAEL ALAN WOLBERS Feb. 7, 1957 Isnit it great that all men strive to do good but not all succeed. Footbal! 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3; Ecology Club 3,4; Camera Club 4; Latin Club 1,2,3,4. DONA LD EUGENE W0 LFE ROBERT JAMES WOODS . . . June 1, 1957 Wrestling 1,2,3,4 mo-Captaim; Football 1,2,3,4. KATHY JOAN YOUNG . . . Sept. 6, 1957 Our todays and yesterdays are the blocks with which we build, GAA 1,2,3,4; Pom-Pom 1,2,3; French Club 4; LOHIAN LOHIAN Staff 4; Scholarship Team 3. WILLIAM JOSEPH YOUNG . . . Mar. 14, 1957 Financial Teller Class 3,4 WresidentL Seniors Not Pictured RONA LD BROOKS AMOS, JR. KAREN SUE CAMPBELL WILLIAM C LARENCE COFFINBARGER C LARENCE A LLEN CO LE EARNA LOUISE COLE DA VID MICHAEL ENGEL DIANA GAIL ENGEL STEVEN DOUGLAS HAYES REX STEVEN HAZLETT STANLEY JA MES HERBERT WILLIAM McKINLEY JOHNSON THOMAS JACOB KLEIN JOHN MICHAEL KNUCKLES JOSEPH MICHAEL MERSCH DUANE SANDERS MOUNT, JR. ROBIN MICHAEL ROMANO CINDY K. SCHWEITZER LINDA KAY STEWART ACTIVITIES The end of summer is accompanied by the start of school. A new group of smiling faces and the enthusiasm of a new yearts plan fitl the once silent haliways and empty classrooms. The re- union lasts only a few minutes before 153 of the 1002-strong student body must depart for the Joint Vocational Schools. At 8:05 the bells rings and the school year has officially begun, Many hours of our days are spent learning, studying, or waiting for thesweet sound of the lunch bell when we have a little time to spend with friends, Many Friday afternoons are spent in pep assemblies, encouraging the teams to victory. The first major social event of the year was Homecoming which lasted a week, The after- math of this hetic week was a total state of exhaustion for the entire student body and their advisors. .1ng .. $5 urn; .. .53.: . . I Wwwwwwwa. n? ..m-a.,. r I la. gm... ts . $3.be HHAHJWL l .i The C.P,,English class performed Act V, Scene ii of HAMLET and it was video-taped so that it may be enjoyed for years to come. Decorations were not only used on the floats, but also on LHHS front lawn, courtesy of Sycamore. Trick or Treat? - you get both at LHHS. '. .remem $- Friday night. coming Queen, Alison Wittwer. and Drama Club, Our traditional Homecoming Week took place from October 14 to the 19 this year. Through the week all the students were busily fldffing flowers and hammering nails in preparation for the float competition on The Loveland Tigers played host to the Milford Eagles in a tough match which saw the Tigers upset 6-3. At haIf-time, the Junior Class captured first prize in the float competition thereby ending the reign of the Class of 1975 which had won the first place for the past three years. Half time activities also included the crowning of the Home- On Saturday, October 19, the Homecoming Dance was held concluding the Homecoming festivities. Tim Dooley was crowned as the 1974-75 Homecoming King, The dance was sponsored by the Student Council The Drama Club pro- duction of The Mouse That Roared was pre- sented on November 15' and 16. The comedy centered around Grand Fenwick, a tiny country in Europe, which goes to war with the U.S, and wins, This play was directed by Mrs. Kath- leen Grossheim. The student director was Bryan Adrick. erg 4: t L E mu '7. I C r xq . Loveland Hurst High School had a large number of its students enrolled in vocationalI school this year. Live Oaks had 123, and there were 23 at Scarlet Oaks, This year's Senior Class will be the first one to have gone through the full two years of vocational education at the new cam pUSGS. The Seniors had a lot of fun and increased their treasury When they sponsored the 2nd annual Mr, and Miss Spirit Contest. The person with the most money ta penny'a votel at the end of the week would be Mr. and Miss Spirit. The winners were Bill Vezey and Alison Wittwer. The Sen- iors sponsored many dances throughout the year after the games in the cafeteria. Student Coun- cil gave the students an added treat when they put on a concertffeaturing the rock group Columbus , which had been on tour throughout the US. The arrival of December 13th brought two new faces to our school-Ileana and Alex- andro, a pair of Amigos from Honduras and Nicaraqua respectively. We all missed them as they boarded their plane on February 22. The Christmas spirit arrived early and decora- tions and music filled the hallways. It was once again time for exams and the only thing we had to look forward to was Christmas vacation, After a long, well-deserued Christmas break, it was back to school, relearning locker combina- tions, and envying the tans of thelFlorida-goers. Our It's Academic! team made up of Jan Forste, Stu Helmintoller, Bryan iAdrick and Mike Schmees, was busy dgring the holidays winning its first match on December 5 over Franklin and Regina pulling a come-frorn-behind victory in the last round. Scores- Loveland 310, Franklin 300, Regina 140, This qualified the team for the second round against McAuley and Walnut Hills, Again Loveland was the Underdog but stayed right in the contest until McAuley answered all ten questions correctly, which put them too far ahead, Some ofithe more energetic of the women fac- ulty members tried their best to defeat the girls' basketball team but to no avail, The superior defense and aggressive offense of lhe girls thwarted any hopes of victory by the faculty. The girls won by a mere 20 points and the ex- hausted teachers slowly walked off the floor. Senior Week was celebrated from February 10 to February 14, and was a very exciting time for Seniors as well as for underclassmen. Hobos roamed the halls on Monday, Babies cried during class on Tuesday, Schofars roller-skated to class on Thursday which was 1950's day, and, of course, dressed up as sophisticated Seniors should on Friday when they ordered lunch from LaRosa's. Candidates standing behind the king and queen are Becky Durfey, Cindy Ledford, Lesley Rooks, Alison WJHWOI', Sln Helmintoller, Bob Dunkle, Bob Colfette, Neal Oury. Classucharacters were voted on and awards were given at the Senior Assem- bly on Friday: LOUD MOUTHS: Elissa Smith, Bryan Adrick. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Jan Forste, Dave Cook. SWEETEST: Cindy Ledford, Tim Dooley. FLIRTS: Lynn Switzer, Doug Ratterree. MOST ATHLETIC: Diane Viox, Dave Engel. SLEEPERS: Stephanie Balfour, Jeff Sanders. SWEETHEARTS: Pam Moore, George Jake. BEST DRESSED: Becky McMahan, Scott Benhase. BEST LOOKING: Toni Cobb, Neal Oury. HALL WALKERS: Debbie Slusher, Torn Purkiser. MOST BASHFUL: Sue Hepler, Jeff Cahal. CLOWNS: Alison Wittwer, Mark Turner. BROWN NOSERS: Becky Durfey, Bob Dunkle. Six times each year, Bell Systems spon- sor high school seniors and science teach- ers for a visit to the Bell Lab at Murray ' . x - . '-' v. ' Hill, New Jersey. Dave Cook and Mr, ' i - , 1'; Lynn were chosen to go on the trip. They V . left for New York on February 3, toured New York City, toured Bell Labs, and, of course, ate at the most expensive restaurant they could find at the airport, It was a very interesting experience for both of them, All throughout February, Cupid was busy getting matches for the Sweethearts' Ball. Cupid did his job and the Junior Class sponsored the dance on February 22. The theme was Love Is . . . and the band 2 , . was, Good Mother Sunday. Sophomore 1 Amy Matre was Queen and Junior Rob i Allen was King, On February 25, Diane Books, editor of the LHHS TIGER'S TONGUE, accompanied 40 other high school editors on a trip to Columbus, The trip was sponsored by WC PO-TV and was led by AI Schottelkotte. They met Governor Rhodes in the Press Room of the Capitol building, sat in on a session in the Senate, and met Lt. Gover- nor Celeste, In May Mr. Koehl died. Our fiag flew at half mast for two days in memory of his kindness and contributions to many classes of Loveland students. Then comes the time of year that all Seniors seem to want to avoid-Exams and Senior Projects! Much time, work and energy is spent on these pro- jects but there always seems to be time for a little fun! There is always much to do in pre- paring for school next year, Student Council elections, Class Officer elections and Cheerleading Tryouts are im- portant in preparing for the following year. Spring is a busy time lawn concerts, banquets, and thoughts. On a windy, cold April 5 the LOHIAN sponsored the first annual Powder Puff Football Game. The opponents were the girls of the Senior Class and the girls of the Junior Class. Coordinated and directed by Bryan Adrick, the game was quite successful. The game was completed with no fatalities and only two injuries: a broken nOSe suffered by Bev Seigla and broken finger sustained by Debbie Billard. When the duel was over, the Seniors were on top with a score of 8d6. Fine performances were made by Cathy Carson, Lynn Thompson, and Holly Baxter for the Juniors. They were coached by Jeff Carnine and Bill Crooks. The Seniors were coached by Scott Benhase, and the stand-outs on this team were Toni Cobb, Nancy Kenny, and Diana Wilson. Entertainment at half-time was provided by the Kazoo Marching Band. The spring musical production of Youire a Good Man, Charlie Brown proved to one of the greatest challenges to the Drama Club. However, the cast's lack of knowledge in music was overcome by seemingly endless hours of rehearsal. As expected, dress rehearsal was a flop, but the production evolved into a beautiful success on Friday, April 25 and Saturday, April 26. The cast was: Bob Dunkle, Charlie Brown; Bryan Adrick, SnOOpy; Dave Cook; Linus; Kitty Kieffer, Lucy; Bill Vezey, Shroeder; Charlotte Chisman, Patty. .: n,4..:,..,,.y,w This year the National Honor Society Spring Tapping was held on April 22, At the end of the ceremony, twenty-thre'e new members had been induct- 4 ed into the group. ROW 1: Mr. Wagner, 5. Weyand, T. Schuler, T. Tucker, M. Laumbattus, B. Mitchell, P. Zinnecker, Mrs, Ernsting. ROW 2: M, Wirthli'n, M. Schmees, D, Paugh, R. Tallant, 5. Boone, V, Schroeder, M. Romano, T. Campbell, K. Seward. ROW 3: T. Smith, R. Hockstock, J. Howard, B. Dunkle, S. Gosch, J. Cahal, J. Books, T, Funk, The 1975 Junior-Senior Prom was held on May 5 at the Marriott Inn. The Nautilis Room provided a beautiful setting with the music played by the Tom Fowley Group. The Queen candidates were Toni Cobb, Mary Jennings, Becky Me Mahan, Pam Moore, Lesley Rooks, Dave Engel, Gary Garrett, George Jake, Dick Paugh, and Steve Sagraves. The Junior Escorts were Jill Baron, Tami Funk, Nancy Grainger, Karen Jen- nings, Karen Mahne, Cindy Roberts, Rob Allen, Bill Collett, Doug Miller, Mike Rump, Tom Siekman, Keith Tracy, and Rob Wolfram, Following the buffet dinner which was served at 9:30, the king and queen were crowned. Prom Royalty for 1975: Mary Jennings, Queen, and Gary Gar- rett, King. x r' f3 ,5? i a Q: 4. t' -. 0hA W t Mrs. Helen Fix 'Graduation day dawned stormy thus confining the ceremony to the auditorium. State Representative Helen Fix addressed the 206 graduating seniors and the seemingly thousands of parents, relatives and friends. Jan Forste was this year's valedlclorian and Karen Kaupp Dalton was the salutatorian. A: we took these final steps and reached for our diplomas, we were awed by all the memories of our high school years that overcame our final nervousness and flooded our minds. . We quickly recalled being a freshman, gym class, dances, the Mad Hatter, games, locker combinations, skip day, winning floats, plays, senior week, pep assemblies, dissecting worms and fetal pigs, parallel parking, crushes and romances, reciting HAMLET, and everything high school stands for. Then came the recessional. The wallc seemed so long and tears came to our eyes as we realized that these days were the Good Old Days of our tomorrow. We discovered that we have a special love for one another which stems from the days when we all grew up together as children, before we learned to notice faults and to judge people. With tears, hugs, and handshakes it is all over. These days have ended all too quickly and now it is time for us to establish our positions in the world. It is sad to think it is all over, but we must look ahead to our new respon- sibilities and nod our heads in acceptance of our departure. Someday, in retrospect, we will look upon these days with a fond remembrance. We can never relive these times, nor can we duplicate them, for these days have instilled in us a new maturity. And so, we leave after finishing our beginning class in Life. Good bye, Loveland High. by A Ilson Wittwer Jan Forste Karen Kaupp Dalton S B U L c Drama Club ROW 1: G. Smith, T. Mason, P. Bishop, C. Wong, D. Cook, Mrs. Crossheim, B. Dunkle, B. McMahan, C. Lannom, H.J. Horstmeyer. ROW 2: M. Washburn, K. Kieffer, F. Sams, A. Burnett, M. Gest, M. Janssens, M. Biehle, S. Weyand, T. Brown, C. Chisman. ROW 3: C. Krill, G. Caylor, R. Weissman, J. Cossentino, S. Haynie, K. Mitchell, K. Adkins, L. Thalheimer, C. Eisnaugle, M. Undercoffer. ROW 4: L. Donthnier, R. Bowling, L. Munnis, T. Huff, K. Ashton, C. Grischy, G. Horstmeyer, S. Riefenberger. ROW 5: C. Hoctor, C. Stewart, D. Davis, 5. Lozier, B. Sloan, C. Thompson, R. McDonnell, M. Craig, D. Dunn. ROW 6: B. Tienken, T. McGee, M. McHugh, A. Adrick, C. Lofland, S. Skowronski, S. Evans, C. Cunningham. ROW 7: B. Dunkle, B. Mitchell, K. Tracy, M. Matre, B. Adrick, S. Benhase. International Thespian Society ROW 1: S. Benhase, D. Cook, K. Kieffer, B. Adrick. ROW 2: M. Schmees, M. Matre, B. Collett, B. Dunkle. 94 Student Council ROW 1: M. Tienken, L. Mitchell, R. Furtwengler, B. Collett, A. Wittwer, C. Chisman, D. Wilson, Mr. Hoppe, M. Loveland, K. Degner, K. Overbee, N. Oury, N. Grainger, T. Funke, J. Baron. ROW 2: A. Lannom, L.. Kyde, S. Skowronski, B. Crooks, E. DeHart, ROW3: L. Schultz, T. McGee, J. Baird, D. Miller, B. Vezey, M. Gentry, M. Hutzel. WI ; 4': ROW 1: Mrs. Ernsting, B. Adrick, D. Cook, J. Forste, D. Billard, G. Schufer, Mr. Wagner. ROW 2: K. Burton, D. Books, K. Ashton, D. Wilson, K. Beavers, G. Rosborough, S. Helmintoller, B. Kimball, S. Benhase, T. Huff, K. Kaupp. 95 French Club ROW 1: M. StClair, K. Kieffer, D, Wilson, V. Schroeder, ROW 2: C. Olson, T, Camp- bell, L, Perry, K. Young, M. Wirthlin, E. Cordes, ROW 3: L. Smith, E. Smith, L. Boike, C. Kroger, C. Cunningham. ROW 4: R. Stigers, N. Hope, R. Furtwengler, Mr. Neumann. Spanish Club ROW 1: S. Lozier, J. Billard, L. Donthnier, C. Grischy. ROW 2: L. Munnis, S. Hay- nie, K. Wood, T. Conley. ROW 3: L. Hepler, M, Roach, Mr. Neumann. 96 H i ROW 1: R. Moeller, L. Glass, 5. Elam, B. Frazier, D. Spangler. ROW 2: M. Neumann, C. Innes, B. Sloan, L. Boike, Latin Club ROW 1: K. Mitchell, D. McVey, B. Mitchell, L. Jones, L. Mitchell. ROW 2: L, Switzer, B. McMahan, C. Hunche, S. Boike, B. Dunkle, K. Kieffer, V. Setty, L. Bales, K. Niemi, Mrs. Neumann. ROW 3: P. Ander- kin, A. Allen, M. Latta, M, Washburn, T. Huff, M. Bales, J. Crow, E. Dauber, T. Burns, M. Wolbers. ROW 4: T. Stratman, T. McGee, R. Johnson, M.J. Hoctor, T. Miller, M. Loveland, R. Geglein, K, Degener, J. Baird, C. Hector '1 97 Attendance Office Helpers ROW 1: Mr. Hoppe, Mrs. Hill. ROW 2: D. Viox, R. Grimmet, L. Jones, J. Swinford, K. Julian, L. Huff, L. Rooks, C. Krill, P. HoweH. ROW 3: C. Bowling, C. Schafer, K. Smith, P. Moore, M. annecker, D. Davis. Guidance Office Helpers ROW 1: C. Roberts, M. Wirthlin, K. Kaupp. ROW 2: C. Schafer, T. Huff, T. Funke. 98 ROW 1: K. Burton, S. Helmintoller, K. Kieffer, B. Durfey, J. Cossentino, B. Mitchell. ROW 2: B. Kimball, S. Hepler, N. Morarity, C. Peters, C. Cunningham, Mrs. Cairns. Camera Club ROW 1: C. Eisnaugle, L. Thalhefmer, C. Powell, P. Carnes, B. Durfey. ROW 2: C. McClune, M. Wolbers, R. Schultz, R. DeWitt, R. Johnson, B. Mitchell, Mr. Picciano. 99 WK'F H , LDVELAND w . HIGH SCHOOL MAJORETTES: B. Wicker, L. Rooks, E. Dusing, P. Cain. BAND MEMBERS: ROW 1: J. Cahal, R. Weissman, C. Campbell, D. Smith, B. Broshears, J. Heery, B. Owsley. ROW 2: B. Dunkle, J. Jackson, M. Aucoin, T. Taylor, D. Roeper, B. Dunkle, D. Duvall, J. Davidson, K. Steman ROW 3: C. Wright, R. DeWitt, S. Miller, B. Mitchell, G. Rosborough, P. Finnegan, G. Wagner, D. Baumann, P. Benton. ROW 4: M. St. Clair, A. Cummings, T. Mc- Gee, E. Tucker, C. Bowling, R. Schultz, J. White, S. Haynie, S. Skowronski, S. Berchtold. ROW 5: R. Sears, T. Mason, P. Morris, P. Bishop, K. Mitchell, 5. like, J. Books, M. Herbert, R. Johnson, R. Mongold, R. Croxton. POM-POMS: WLOCKWISD: L. Perry, E. Smith, K. Heinichen, L. Williams, J. Lester, L. Kyde, J. Swinford, D. Slusher, N. Morarity, G. Caylor, L. Schultz, T. Wilfiams, C. Olson, L. Pent, J. Kipp, C. Thompson, V. McCann, M. Janssens, V. Harris, C. Wong, D. Johnson, K. Igo, S. Akers. FLAG GIRLS-JTOP CENTEFU: P. Carnes, T. Koenig, C. Powell, 5. Evans, T. Williams. DIRECTOR: WOWN RIGHU Mr. Byerly Triple Trio -: C. Stuart, H. Buscema, M. Herbert, S. Zike, C. Roberts, L. Donthnl'er, R. Grimmet, P. Felix, C. Chisman. ROW 1: G. Smith, B. Broshears, T. McGee, R. DeWitt. ROW 2: J. Davidson, T. Taylor, D. Duvall, D. Roeper, Mr. Byerly. ROW 3: G. Rosborough, B. Mitchell, J. Jackson, B. Dunkle. ROW 4: C. Campbell, C. Lindloff, D. Smith, A. Stubbs. r I :1; n ROW 1: S. Zike, R. Lewis, T. West, L. Donthnier, L. Bales, R. Grimmet, C. Chisman, P. Felix, T. Brown. ROW 2: J. Kaltenhauser, M. Heery, C. Roberts, M. Biehle, S. Berchtold, L. Glass, K. Steman, A. Stubbs. ROW 3: M. Herbert, D. Lewis, N. Weber, P. Erbele, 5. Harvey, G. Horstmeyer. ROW 4: R. Hayden, P. Benton, C. Stuart, H. Buscema, Mr. Goosman, C. Campbell, C. Johnson. Cadet T-riplehTrriqd ROW 1: P. Benton, L. Bales, R. Hayden, L. Glass. ROW 2: M. Heery, C. Campbell, N. Weber, 5. Berchtold, G. Horstrneyer. ROW 1: J. Baron, K. Kieffer, D. Books, M. Wirthlin, C. Schafer, L. Thompson. ROW 2: G. Schuler, M. Gentry, S. Helmintoller. Tiger's Tongue Staff ROW 1: J. Baron, K. Kieffer, D. Books, S. Skowronski, R. Atherton, S. Hepler. ROW 2: M. Wirthlin, C. Schafer, J. Forste, B. McMahan, S. Helmintoller, C. Peters, N. Morarity, L. Thompson, K. Mahne. ROW 3: G. Schuler, N. Grainger, C. Lannom, L. Huff, K. Seward, M. Schmees, K. Burton, A. Wittwer, D. Viox, D. Wi lson. Ecology Club s; w 'rrrk'X., m .r ROW 1: M. Roach, T. Smith, M. Biehle, C. Coombs, L. Thalheimer, T. Campbell, O. Krieger, L. Munnis, K. Young. ROW 2: M. Brunelle, K. Tracy, B. Durfey, J. Cossentino, C. Eisnaugle, J. Hoctor, J. Books, R. McDonnell, C. Cunningham, B. McMahan, T. Smith, M. Schmees. ROW 3: Mr. Herbold, D. Ratterree, S. Furtwengler, S. Helmintoller, B. Adrick, C. Tuttle, M. Matre, B. Kimball, M. Wolbers, J. Campbell, S. Benhase, R. Johnson, D. Wilson, Mr. Sherman. ROW 1: J. Swinfcrd, B. Wicker, T. Cobb, M. Chadwell. ROW 2: D. Slusher, P. Moore, T. Brown, K. Siciliano, R. Grimmet, Miss Reynolds, K. Seward, S. Berchtold, S. Weyand. F.T.A. ROW 1: E. Dusing, K. Burton, 5. Hepler. ROW 2: Mrs. Cairns, L. Switzer, J. Forste, D. Books. 103 G.A.A. ROW 1: L. Mihalik, J. Wolbers, P. Huff, A. Matre, K. Huff, K. Gilbert, L. Williams, S. Beckman, L. Kingery, C. Hyden, R. Zike, K. 190, L. Perry. ROW 2: M. Carpenter, S. EIan, T. Tucker, 5. Weyend, P. Bishop, M. Biehle, T. Koenig, NI. Herbert,S. Lozier, M. Craig, K. Dusebout, L. Mitchell. ROW 3: D. Brinkman, C. Coombs, M. Hansen, M. Jansen, R. Gredig, 5. Haynie, J. Billard, R. Smith, D. Dunn, M. Bales, N. Kenny, L. Helmintoller. ROW 4: B. Zinnecker, M. Bunnell, C. Moon, B. Fitzpatrick, L. Erbele, B. Bradley, G. Horstmeyer, P. Jordan, K. Smith, J. Kipp, K. Heinichen, M. StClair, C. Olson. ROW 5: C. Thompson, B. Sloan, B. Wolfram, D. Davis, T. Gardner, C. Schweitzer, J. Lester, P. Howell, P. Moore, R. Grimmet, D. Viox, D. Books, A. Witt- wer. ROW 6: S. Scalf, R. MoeHer, V. Harcourt, E. Anderson, D. Pugh, L. Rajewski, C. Carson, T. McFarland, R. Jake, K. Young, K. Overbee, V. Igo, B. Webb. ROW 7: L. Thompson, N. lVlorarity, S. Evans, K. Seward, S. Zike, D. Conner, M.J. Horstmeyer, B. Seigla, L. Malott, P. Estep, P. Stayton, V. Schroeder, M. Wirthlin, L. Switzer. ROW 8: C. Peters, K. Adkins, L. Evans, N. Grainger, K. Jones, J. Baron, H. Baxter, L. Huff, S. Harker, H. Doench, S. Balfour, C. Strayton, K. Burton. ROW 9: L. Kyde, L. Schultz, D. Slusher, L. Rooks, B. Wicker, C. Lindloff, Y. Lynch, K. Smith, L. Hargis, T. Boone, T. Montag, 5. Bingaman. ROW 10: M. Roach, C. Grisehy, E. Dusing, J. Swinford, C. Cobb, L. Hargis, K. Jennings, M. Chadwell, C. Petry, I. Chadweil, D. Miller. 104 G.A.A. Executive Board ROW 1: L. Mitchell, A. Wittwer, NLJ. Horstmeyer. ROW 2: C. Cobb, D. Viox, N. Kenny, T. Smith. ROW 3: L. Mihalik, C. Carson, L. Thompson, H. Baxter, L. Huff. G.A.A. Senior Members .' Lisamrmt .. ,- ROW 1: L. Rooks, D. Viox, K. Young, K. Overbee, A. Wittwer, D. Books. ROW 2: L. Hargis, C. Cobb, L. Switzer, E. Dusing, V. 190, C. Hyden, ROW 3: P. Moore, J. Lester, T. Gardner, C. Schweitzer, M. Herbert, D. Siusher. 105 ROW 1: R. Grimmet, P. Moore, K. Ashton, L. Boike, M. Zinnecker, Miss Trimmer. ROW 2: S. Breitung, F. Sams, P. Bishop, L. Kern, L. Hepler, D. Davis, Mrs. Davis. ROW 3: C. Johnson, V. Harris, N. Morarity, C. Peters, D. Morency, M. Jackson, G. Caylor, C. Innis, R. Gredig, L. Schaub, P. Rapp, T. Mason, M. Janssens, C. Paugh, B. Wolfram, Mrs. Woodward. Student Help and Information Service I a : n 'x ' , :l: w : : ROW 1: K. Kieffer, T. Tucker, A. Adrlck, S. Elam, K. Jones, K. Gilbert, E. Smith, M. Chadwell, B. Wicker, D. Slusher, A. Wittwer, L. Potts. ROW 2: C. Chisman, C. Carson, C. Lannom, B. Seigla, T. Funke, M. Horstmeyer, L. Huff, T. Huff, M. Washburn, S. Hepler, L. Perry, 0. Olson. ROW 3: M. Roach, C. McKinney, B. Frazier, V. Rottinghaus, K. Burton, L. Switzer, L. Glass, K. Ashton, M. Latta, K. Kaupp, R. Jones, L. Helmintoller. ROW 4: K. Wood, M. Hector, R. McDonnell, B. Sloan, L. Yeager, R. Bowling, S. Boike, T. Burns, C. Grischy, A. Allen, M. Cutter, L. Mitchell. ROW 5: T. Brown, L. Boike, C. Johnson, L. Hepler, P. Bishop, 8. Dunkle, R. Panko, M. Loveland, K. Degener, B. Locke, V. McCann. ROW 6: V. Schroeder, L. Pent, K. Mitchell, 5. Evans, L. Rooks, C. Cobb, L. Hargis, J. Swinford, D. Viox, C. Smith, J. Baird. ROW 7: S. Baxter, K. Adkins, J. Billard, C. Morency, Y. Lynch, K. Smith, F. Sams, L. Bushman, J. Buscema. ROW 8: L. Jones, 5. Shumway, M. Turner, M. Maire, T. McGee, C. McClune, M. Carpenter, L. Thalheimer, C. Eisnaugle. Art Club Chess Club ROW 1: B. Panko, Mr. Sherman, M. McHugh, B. Ryan. ROW 2: C. Hector, M. Leguillon, J. Bosse, E. Dauber, J. Crow. ROW 1: L. Rosser, Mrs. Reynolds, R. Johnson. ROW 2: C. Koger, T. Clayton, L. Schall, C. Neumann, S. Harker, B. Napier. ROW 3: S. Balfour, S. Bingaman, H. Doench, M. McQuitty, L. Mallott, R. Weissman. ROW 4: E. Cordes, D. Johnson, E. Rapp. m+dv n . 1.....-3 ROW 1: L. Randolph, M. Aucoin, M. Schaffer, 8. Baker, S. Campbelf, K. Dunn. ROW 2: T. Gabbard, M. Gra- ham, K. Mitchell, A. Enyart, R. Croxton, M. Lewis, J. Ledford. ROW 3: J. Williams, C. Lindloff, R. Panko, G. Jake, R. Shultz, D. Roeper. ROW 4: P. Brousseau, J. Osborne, R. Grethel, M. Loveland, A. Shurts, C. Back, D. Ratterree, N. Oury, 5. Shumway, J. Baird, B. Vezey, J. Perry, S. Hunter. 107 Yearbook Staff L. In: sum IHUI-i Business Manager, Mark Turner, grins after counting Is this one of photographer Greg Schuler's delayed the receipts from lunch hour sales. action self portraits? Here is the editorial staff of Bob Dunkle, Mark Turner, Scott Benhase, Dave Cook, Lynn Thompson, Bill Kimball, Becky McMahan, Bryan Adrick, Stuart Helmintoller, and Greg Schuler diSplaying their usual organization and singleness of purpose. Alison Wittwer is missing from the picture. 108 num- - umnwmlnsm ' WM Maniwb Winslhlmhum 1mm tum, Illsolllyydwnfrm v , th 1$ . Becky McMahan, editor-in-chief, typed and planned and typed and organized and typed and smiled in anticipation of a successful 1975 LOHIAN. .. , ! g I. - - a . r '. 3-3 1'. $55: Wurx Yearbook Staff. ROW 1: L. Rooks, D. Billard, D. Wilson, P. Atherton, S. Hepler, E. Smith, B. Napier. ROW 2: L. Glass, K. Young, J. Forste, K. Ashton, M. Latta, T. Huff, B. Durfey, C. Roberts, L. Switzer. ROW 3: C. Lannom, L. Mitchell, A. Koerkle, C. Flynn, M.J. Horstmeyer, J. Baron, E. Dusing, K. Mahne. 109 Cheerleading EdViSQr Mrs, McConnell ROW 1: Mr. Peters. ROW 2: Mr. Johnson, Mr. Herbold, Mr. Evans, Mr. Meu- thing, Mr. Hirsch, Mr. Berkoff, Mat Kittens Coaches' Secretaries ROW 1: L. Williams. ROW 2: T. Smith, ROW 1: P. Stayton, M. Chadwell, T. Cobb, K. Gilbert. ROW 2: A. V. Schroeder. ROW 3: C. Jones, S. Beck- Matre, D. Slusher, J. Swinford, B. Siegla, D, Nichwitz, J. Lester, TV man. Smith, 112 Varsity Cheerleaders 1 WW:: W Ii 5;; m ff .i. - Vi?! $6 A. Wittwer, B. Seigla, 5. ZIke, C. Huff, T. Funke, C. Ledford, Junior Varsity Cheerleaders ROW 1: T. Partin, A. Maire, K. Wood. ROW 2: J. Wolbers, P. Huff, T. Boone. Freshman Cheerleaders A. Lannom, F. Duncan, K. Niemi, P. Stigers, J, Moldenhauser, D.J. Phelps. 113 Varsity Football Statistics WE THEY 26 Forest Park 14 31 McINicholas 0 19 Mariemont 14 21 Glen Este 0 07 Indian Hill 10 06 Madeira 20 03 Milford 06 16 SyCamore 18 14 Deer Park 52 ROW 1: Coach Johnson, M. Knuckles, C. Himes, R. Ramsey, D. Ratterree, D. Engel, R. Allen, J. Lewis, C. Mihalik, T. Purkiser, R. Tallant, J. Sanders, V. 06 Norwood 07 Allen, S. Boike. ROW 2: Coach Peters, P. Varney, R. Loveland, M. Neumann, J. Bowman, J. Carnine, J. Evans, S. Boone, G. Jake, D. McCullough, 5. Ben- ALL LEAGUE:1st Team; hase, S. Conley, L. Schildemeyer. ROW 3: Coach Muething, R. Hansen, B. Williams, C. Hartman, P. Burress, T. Dooley, T. Partin, B. Fuson, B. Crooks, Center: Scott Benhase M. Brunelle, R. Glare, B. Woods, K. Slusher. Linebacker: Dave Engel Placekicker: Chris Mihalik Senior Football Players Honorable Mention: Rob Allen, Vern Allen, Tim Dooley, Rick Loveland, Doug Ratterree, Jeff Sanders, Bob Woods. A LLHCITY: POST: Special Mention: Scott Benhase, Dave Engle. ENQUIRER: 2nd Team; Chris Mihalik, Dave Engel. m . q . 1 ROW 1: R. LoVeland, B. Williams, R. Glore, C. Hartman, S. Conley, B. Crooks, P. Burress, T. Dooley, R. Hansen, B. Woods. ROW 2: G. Jake, J. Bow- w man, J. Carnine, M. Knuckles, R. Tallent, D. Ratterree, D. Engle, C. Mihalik, 1 T. Purkiser, J. Sanders, D. McCullough, M. Neumann, S. Benhase. 114 Co-Capiains Clawmen ROW 1: J. Sanders, D. Engel, J. Carnine, G. Jake, C. Mihalik, T. Dooley. ROW 2: S. Benhase, R, Allen, B. Woods, D. Ratterree, R. Loveland, M, Knuckles. C, Mihalik, D. Engel, T. Dooley, AlI-City AII-Lea'gue ROW 1: J. Sanders, D. Engel, B. Woods, D. Ratterree, C. Mihalik, ROW 2: S. Benhase, R. Allen, R. Loveland, T. Dooley. D. Engel, S. Benhase, C. Mihalik. 115 Freshman Football ROW 1: R. McQuery, B. Purdon, B. Tienken, C. Marshall, R. Ayers. ROW 2: Coach Berkoff, R. Bobak, T. Tay- lor, D. Roepper, T. Denny, S. Huff, M. Aucoin, Coach Herbold. ROW 3: L. May, B. Chambers, S. Baxter, K. Wolbers, R. Troyan, B. Panko, B. Routt, R. McCreadie. ROW 4: M. Washburn, G. Mallott, W. Kroener, K. Car- penter, G. Hardesty, J. Jolley, B. Kelly, J. Hope. Junior Varsity Football A 7' 1583 .71 g, I ' 'v ,. Ms K ROW 1: B. Fuson, R. Stigers, J. Anderson, P. Gillespie, K. Degener, G. Hardesty, T.J. Knowles, 5. Webb, G. Mal- lott. ROW 2: T. Ross, R. Minton, J. Anderson, B. Cesco, J. Street, J. George, R. Geglein, T. King, R. Sears. ROW3: Coach Evans, J. Lang, T. Ross, R. Furtwengler, J. Williams, B. Cesco, D. Ayers, J. Kieffer, C. Smith, D. Florimonte, Coach Hirsch. Girls Varsity Volleyball Team n+1 lg WSW, 371 '1 : In: '7- ROW 1: Holly Baxter, Toni Cobb, Marla St. Clair, Bev Siegla, Cathy Carson, LOH Mihalik. ROW 2: Nancy Kenny, Cindy Cobb, Laurie Hargis, DiAnn Viox, Lynn Thompson, Miss Gedeon. Girls Junior Varsity Volleyball Team ., ,m LA 1 i ROW 1: Debby Davis, Chris Dusebout, Lisa Mitchell, Lynn Helmintoller, Rhonda Jake. ROW 2: Mgr. Nancy Kenny, Terri Viox, Laura Rajewski, Amy Matre, Vicki Von, Miss Gedeon. Cross Country Team v; ROW 1: P. Zinnecker, T. Oatfs, D. Combs, B. Bruegging, M. Brietung, D. Burton, R. Peabody. ROW 2: M, Newkirk, T. Men- sing-, T. Rhodenberg, D. Finnegan, Mr. Moore, F. Smith. Golf Team ROW 1:5. Furtwengler, S. Sh-umway, B. Kimball, D. Cook, J. Pettit, B, Evans, J. Campbell, ROW 2: J. Cahal, P. Brousseau, R. DeWitt, D. Miller, B. Collett, A. Rockwood, B. Collett, Mr. Snow. 118 Varsity Wrestling Team VARSITY TEAM RESULTS WE THEY 21 Anderson 40 26 Harrison 23 24 Sycamore 36 33 Bethel Tate 27 36 Deer Park 23 27 Mariemont 30 44 Madeira 14 36 Indiana Hill 19 EHL Champions; New Richmond Invitational Champs; Sectional Runner-Ups; 3rd in AA Districts at Dayton. B. Cesco. ROW 2: T. Gabbard, S. Herbert, D. Amos, J. Wright, G. Smith, D. Smith, S. Boone. Junior Varsity Wrestling Team J.V, TEA M RESU LTS THEY Deer Park 11 Mariemont 12 Indian Hill 23 Moeller 48 Anderson 43 Harrison 24 Indian Hill 26 Goshen 21 Madeira 15 Glen Este 27 ROW 1: D. Brown, J. Wright, J. Coffinbarger, A. Shurts, D. Smith. ROW 2: B. DeHart, .J. Anderson, J. Moberry, R. Shannon, Coach Johnson, ROW 3: R. Troyan, R. Geiglein, T.J. Knowles, STAN HERBERT 3rd-Ohio State Tournament; District Champ; Section- al Champ; New Richmond Invitational Champ; 2nd- EH L; 1st Team, AIl-City, Record: 23-3 Team Points-93 DAVE AMOS 2nd-EH L; 3rd-New Richmond In- vitational; 4th-Sectional Tourna- ment; 5th-District Tournament. Record: 10-6 Team Points-35 JEFF WRIGHT 3rd-Forest Park Invitational. 2nd-District Tournament; 3rd-EH L; Record: 3-1 Team Points-12 120 1 Individual , RON HANSEN 2nd-District Tournament; Sectional Tournament; EH L Champion; New Richmond Invitational Champ; 2nd- Forest Park Invitational; 2nd- Sycamore Invitational, State Qualifier; 151 Team, All-City. Record: 24-7 Team Points-TT STEVE BOONE 3rd-New Richmond Invitational; 4th-Sycamore Invitationai. Record: 18-12 Team Points-78 Wrestlers BOB WOODS- Co-Captain Sectional Champ; EHL Champ; New Richmond In- vitational Champ; 2nd-District Tournament; 3rd- Forest Park Invitational; 3rd-Sycamore Invitational; state Qualifier; lst Team AH-City. Record: 27-4 Team Points: 129 B RIA N CESC 0 New Richmond Invitational Champ; 3rd Forest Park Invitational; 4th- EH L. Record; 11-7 Team Points: 56 ROB A LLEN Sectional Champ; EHL Champ; New Richmond In- vitational Champ; Forest Park Invitational Champ; 2nd-District Tournament; 3rd-Sycamore Invitational; State qualifier; 15f Team AIl-City. Record: 26-4 Team Points: 118 SCOTT BENHASE 2nd-EH L; 2nd-New Richmond In- vitational; 2nd-Forest Park Invita- tional. Record: 12-7 Team Points: 60 121 TED BOBAK 3rd-New Richmond Invitational; 4th-EH L. Record: 4-15 Team Points: 21 WE 26 50 44 38 47 69 3o 68 41 60 Girls1 Varsity Basketball Team WE 16 09 11 36 25 31 38 28 Statistics THEY Kings Mills 10 Indian Hill 18 Madeira 46 Sycamore 46 Milford 36 Glen Este 17 Hughes 43 Little Miami 24 Western Hills 21 Mariemont 21 ROW 1: Mrs. Mihalik, A. Wittwer, N. Kenny, D. Viox, ROW 2: J. Swinford, K. Jennings, D. Davis, L. Huff, H. Baxter. ROW 3: A, Matre, L. Mihalik, C, Ad- kins, L. Thompson. Girls' Reserve Basketball Team Kings Mills Indian Hill Madeira Sycamore Milford Deer Park Glen Este Little Miami Mariemont ROW 1: B. Fitzpatrick, C. Smith, Mrs. Mihalik, B. Bradley, V. Viox. ROW 2: L. Kyde, L. Mitchell, M. Bales, D. Davis. ROW 3: P. Stigers, T. Viox, E. De- Hart. 122 Junior Varsity Basketball Team ROW 1: Coach Moore, T. Partin, D, Ayers, T. Ross, M. Donahue, L. Schildemeyer, J. Lang. ROW 2: S. Webb, A. Miller, J. Anderson, J. Joltey, G. Hardesty, J. Haird, P. Gillespie, K. Hawk. . ; 1,131 1 34 43aX EH1 ! ! -'.- ' -- ,-: . , , ', 9 4 '- ROW 1: Coach Evans, B. Hamilton, T. King, R. Minton, D, Burton, T, Eastman, R. Ayers. ROW 2: S. Custer, M. Aucoin, J. Hope, W. Kroener, K. Carpenter, B. Bruegging, M. Washburn, D. Roeper, B. Box. Varsity Basketball Team ROW 1: J. Vornberger, S. Sagraves, P. Varney, V. Allen, E. Williams, S. Vezey, D. King. ROW 2: Coach Harker, D. Paugh, B, Bruegging, T. Siekman, D. Engel, C. Mihalik, C. Dews. Missing: D. Martin. Co-Captains Seniors ,3 l ROW 1:5. Sagraves, C. Mihaiik, ROW 2: Da Engel, D, Engel, C. Mihalik, B. Bruegging, D. Paugh. 124 1974-1975 Varsity Basketball WE OPPONENTS THEM 52 McNichoIas 62 56 Little Miami 53 50 Mt. Healthy 55 71 Madeira 39 58 Milford 62 47 Glen Este 56 62 Indian Hilf 82 68 Deer Park 38 54 Mariemont 43 59 Sycamore 39 59 Madeira 61 67 Mi Iford 66 5 0T 52 Glen Este 53 54 Indian Hill 59 75 Deer Park 64 71 Mariemont 76 4 0T 74 Mason 59 49 Sycamore 59 C LASS AA SECTIONA L TOURNA MENT Loveland 71- Goshen 66 Loveland 53- Reading 56 6'5 JUNIOR CENTER- TOM SIEK MAN ALL-CITY, ALL-LEAGUE, HONORABLE MENTION ALL STATE SPECIAL HONORS SPECIAL MENTION-EHL HONORABLE MENTION Junior Center-Tom Siekman Junior Guard-Phil Vamey Honorable Mention-All State tUPD Junior Forward-Charlie Dews All League tEH L7 All City tPosH SPECIA L AWARDS Junior Tom Siekman Field Goal Shooting ..... . ., ., ...... H.58.470 Junior Tom Siekman Free Throw Shooting .......... . . . . 32.97: Junior Tom Siekman Best Rebounder ........ . . . . . . . . . 12,976 Senior Chris Mihalik Playmaker . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.97:. Senior Dave Engel Mr. Moral Junior Phil Varney Best Outside Shooter Senior Dick Paugh Super Sub Senior Chris Mihalik Best Defense Junior Charlie Dews Most Improved Junior Tom Siekman Tiger Award Comments by Coach Harker I was happy with the effort that this team put forth. Although this team lacked overall varsity experience, they were very satisfying to coach. Only senior Co-captains Chris Mihalik and Dave Engel came ail the way up through our program from junior high. Our team played outstanding defense holding their opponents to 56.9 points per game 0th in CityL Defense and rebounding were the two main strengths that this team possessed. We lost to Class AA District Champion Reading by only three points, 53-56, in the tournament at Indian Hill. Our team played much tougher at home posting a 6-3 record on our court. Many underclassmen gained valuable experience and overall it was a good rebuilding year. 125 Leading Hitters Average Bob Fuson 473 Ed Williams 359 Pitching Won Lost ERA Ed Williams 7 6 1.44 Bob Fuson 4 1 1.85 All League Bob Fuson Ed Williams Tim Dooley ROW 1: Eddie Williams, C. Smith, L. Schildemeyer, J. Huesman, B. Fuson, T. Dooley, D. Smith, S. Boone. ROW 2: M.J. Horstmeyer, Coach Evans, 8. Kimball, C. Mihalik, D. Paugh, S. Sagraves, R. Wolfram, Coach Hirsch, C. Lannom. Junior Varsity Base ball Team ROW 1: M. Fuson, T. Burns, A. Shurts, R. Minton, S. Baxter, T. Taylor, Ron Ayers. ROW 2: Coach Muething, D. Ayers, T. King, J. Anderson, J. Jolley, B. Cesco, G. Mallott, B. Cesco. Tennis Team 1' ,5: I .u - J t 126 ROW 1: J. Crow, J. Baird, S. Vezey, G. Rosborough, C . Calcaterra. ROW 2: Mr. Herbold, E. Dauber, L. Randolph, M. Turner, D. Cook. CAPITAL FINANCIAL SERVICES L.C . 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