Loveland High School - Lohian Yearbook (Loveland, OH)
- Class of 1978
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LOHIAN LOVELAND, OHIO 1978 m , E373 77 y 7 There exists a new birth, a new beginning as the scrawny eaglet peers from the jagged crack in his shell; and already he has begun to change . . . Similarily we were given a new birth, a new beginning, as we entered high school; terrified of being scrawny, hidden so as to remain unseen. But as the downy eaglet, we too had begun to change. The eaglet emerges from its shell, curiously observing the changing world around him, yet slow to recognize a transformation occuring within himself. For by now, brown plumage has replaced his wooly down, his talons flex and clasp, flex and clasp; the eagle stands erect . . . Over the past years, we also have emerged, to discover the changing world, to be aware . However, as the eaglet, we were the last to understand our own transformation. It was a subtle and gradual change, as confidence strengthened our voices, poise heightened our stature , and wisdom was gained through our experiences; it was a change which could not be reflected in any mirror, nor transcribed on any parchment. The eaglet has emerged an eagle; we have emerged as adults. As the eagle ages, his nest is repadded With fresh grass and twigs to accommodate his needs; strengthened, for he is stronger, enlarged, for his expanse is broader, improved, for the following years . For the same reasons, Loveland Hurst High School has been under construction, expansion and change in order to better accommodate its students. An extensive library, child development department and guidance office have been added. An auditorium has been added and the kitchen enlarged so as to provide more space for the school's growing number of students. With these changes, come myriad possibilities. The eagle flaps his Wings and struts in the nest, ready to fly. He rises with a stretch, extending each perfect wing in turn . . . then with breathtaking suddenness he is airborne, soaring tirelessly above the tall trees, independent and free . Finally, we are seniors, preparing to leave our own nests, to fly as the eagle flies, independent and free. As graduation arrives, we look back upon our change and we understand . . . Life is new beginnings, growing and maturing, but more importantly life is change, for without change, there is no growing; Without growing, there is no living; without living, there is no life. by Cheryl Grischy - f w; . n: :JI D U k Administration EDUCATION HAS FOR ITS OBJECT THE FORIVIATION OF CHARACTER. ' ' Herbert Spencer SUPERINTENDENT- Dr. Charles Waple- Ohio State University, B.S. ; Toledo University, M.ED. ; Bowling Green State University, Ph.D. ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT - Dr. Richard Turpak - Youngstown BUSINESS MANAGER 8 State, B.S. ; Westminster College, ADMINISTRATIVE M.ED. ; University of Akron, ASSISTANT- Mr. Roger Sands Ph.D. PRINCIPAL - Ronald G. DEWitt- Miafni ' ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL - Charles R. ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL- University, 3-3- ; UniverSitY 0f CincmaU, Schmidt - Wilmington College, Lawrence A. Hoppe- Morehead M.ED. B.S . ; Xavier University, M.A. State University, B.A. ; Xavier University, M.ED.; Student Council Adviser. Mathematics Department ' 'YOU MAY PROVE ANYTHING BY FIGURES . ' ' Thomas Carlyle Cf VG; hid . ; ? on $3 9rd 9W I d N 'iimg - xx x bx Mr. Dennis Johnso'n- University of Cincinnati, 13.5. Math 1, Math 11, Business Math, Algebra 1; Assistant Varsity Football Coach, J.V. Wrestling Coach. Mr. Ronald Bivens- Morehead State University, B.S. ; Xavier University, M.A. Math 1, College Prep Math, Algebra II1 Trigonometry; Senior Class Sponsor. Mr. John Conley- Morehead State University, B.S. Algebra 1, Math 11; Sophomore Class Sponsor. Mr. Roger Muething- Eastern Kentucky University, B.S. ; Xavier University M.A. Driver Education, Driver Training, Algebra 1; Assistant Varsity Football Coach, J.V. Baseball Coach, Junior Class Sponsor. Mr. Merle Zimmerman- Miami University, B. S . ; Xavier University, M.A. Algebra I, Plane Geometry, Junior Class Sponsor. Mr. Gary Wood- Anderson College, B.S.; Miami University M.S. Algebra 1, Algebra 11, Math 11, College Prep Math, Trigonometry; Senior Class Sponsor. ' 'READING MAKETH A FULL MAN , CONFERENCE A English Department READYMAN, ANDWRITINGANEXACTMAN. Francis Bacon ; 1 i ? 'Mji OLIA Mrs. Carol Barnard- University of Cincinnati, B.S. Freghman Mrs, Winifred Cairns- Miami University, B,A, English, Speech, Drama; Freshman Class Advisor, Dull Team Composition, American Literature; Junior C1355 Adviser. Sponsor, TYRO Sponsor. Mrs. Phyllis Bishop- Cumberland College , B. S . ; Murray State , Mrs. Avery Foster- Miami University, B.A. 5 M.Ed. Fantasy and Science Fiction, American Literature, Vanderbilt University, M.A. College Prep Composition, Communication Arts; Senior Class Chairman Literature, College Prep Composition, Journalism, Adviser. Sociology; Adviser to TICER'S TONGUE and LOHIAN . , . a 5:1 '9 ,.;u. -h -. Mm. Kathleen Grossheim - Edgecliff College, B.A. Mr- John Raines - Morehead State University, B.A. Sophomore English; Drama Club Sponsor, Junior Class Freshman English, Senior English; CO-Chairman Sponsor. Sophomore Adviser. Mr. Nick Picciano - Athenaeum of Ohio, B.M. ; Xavier Mrs- Elaine Whipple - University of Cincinnati, B.A. University, M.Ed, Sophomore English; Junior Class Freshman Enghsh; Sophomore Class Sponsor. Adviser, Camera Club Adviser. Social Studies Department ' 'STAND WITH ANYBODY THAT STANDS RIGHT. STAND WITH HIM WHILE HE IS RIGHT AND PART WITH HIM WHEN HE GOES WRONG . ' ' Abraham Lincoln Mr. Richard Dickmann- Hanover College , B.S. ; Miami University, M.A. American Govermnent; junior Class Advisor, Advisor of Junior Council on World Affairs. Mr. Charles Lemon Ohio State University, B. S . American History, Physical Geography, Human Geography. Mr. Charles LaFata- University of Cincinnati, B.S. Economics, American History; Head Coach of Track and Cross Country, Junior Class Sponsor. Miss Wanda Debra- University of Cincinnati, 13.8. i American History, Middle East 8 Africa1 Asia Old 8 ' NeW; Freshmn Class Advisor- Mr. Jeffrey Berkoff- University of Cincinnati, B.S. Ancient 8 Medieval History, Modern History; Head Wrestling Coach, Girls' Track Coach. Science Department ' 'SCIENCE 15 SIMPLY COMMON SENSE AT ITS BEST- THAT IS , RIGIDLY ACCURATE IN OBSERVATION, AND MERCILESS TO FALLACY IN LOGIC. ' ' T . H . Huxley Mr. Steve Herbold- University of Cincinnati, B.S. and M.A. Chemistry, Ecology, Physics; Golf Coach, Tennis Coach, Ecology Club Sponsor. Mr. Mark Sherman- Xavier University, B.S. ; University of Cincinnati, M.A. Zoology and Botany, Microbiology, Physiology, Ocean Air and Water; Chess Club Sponsor, Sophomore Class Sponsor. Mrs. Jean Lemon- Miami University, B.S. Ocean Air and Water, Geology, Astronomy. Mr. Don Lynn- Ohio University, B.S. ; Xavier Mr. David Harris -Bluffton College 3.8,; ?sychology, University, M.A. Ocean Air and Water, Geology, Geology, Ocean, Air 8 Water, Earth 8 hgfe Ecology, Microbiology, Zoology and Botany. Science; Freshman Football Coach, Freshman Class Sponsor . 11 Business Department ' 'AN ACRE OF PERFORMANCE 13 WORTH THE WHOLE WORLD OF PROMISE . ' ' James Howell J k Mr. Barclay Gest- Ohio University, B.S. , Miami Mr. David J. Hirsch- University of Cincinnati, B.S. University, M.A. American Government, Ancient Personal Typing, Typing II, Dollars and Sense, and Medeival History, Modem History, General Office Practice; Varsity Baseball Coach. Business, Business Math; Freshman Class Sponsor. 2;? Mrs. Lois Clausen- Ball State Mr. Johnnie King- University of Miss Rosella Reynolds- Cumberland University, B. S. Accounting I and Cincinnati, B. S. Shorthand I College, B.S . ; Xavier University, 11; Activities Accounts Clerk, and 11, Office Practice; Senior M.A. Personal Typing, Typing I, Freshman Class Sponsor. Class Sponsor. Ntlatehand; Chairman for Junior C ass. 12 Foreign Language Department ' 'LANGUAGE IS A CITY TO THE BUILDING OF WHICH EVERY HUMAN BEING BROUGHT A STONE. ' ' Emerson Mr. Amos Friedmann- University of Cincinnati, B.A. Miss Jane A. Woodin- Miami University, B.S. Spanish and B.S. German I and 11, French 11; French Club I and II; Freshman Class Co-Chairman, Spanish Sponsor, Soccer Coach, Fencing Club Sponsor, Club Sponsor. German Club Sponsor, Junior Class Sponsor. ' THERE IS ALWAYS A BEST WAY OF DOING . EVERYTHING, IF IT BE TO BOIL AN EGG. MANNERS Home Economlcs Department ARE THE HAPPY WAYS OF DOING THINGS. H Emerson Mrs. Barbara Davis- Miami University, 3.5- and M.A- University, B.S. Singles Living, University, 3.5. Home Home Economics 1 and 11; Mrs. Avis Woodwardc- Iowa State Mrs. Margaret Blum- Miami Creative Foods, Creative Clothing, Family Living, Home Decorating, Child Development; F . H . A , Sponsor . Economics 1; F.H.A. Sponsor, F.H.A. Sponsor. Senior Class Sponsor . 13 14 Industrial Arts Department ' 'AH, TO BUILD, TO BUILD! THAT IS THE NOBLEST OF ALL THE ARTS. Longfellow Mr. Jerry Conn- Morehead Mr. Kenneth Dues- Miami Mr. Daryl Radcliff- Miami University, B.S. Industrial Arts University, B. S . Industrial Arts University, B.S . Industrial Arts Survey, Graphics; Junior Class Survey, Woods; Freshmen Class Survey, Technical Drawing, Sponsor. Sponsor Co-Chairmam. Metals; Senior Class Sponsor. Art Department ' 'EVERY GENUINE WORK OF ART HAS AS MUCH REASON FOR BEING AS THE EARTH AND THE SUN. ' ' Emerson Miss Stephanie Siddall- University of Cincinnati, Mr. James Poe- Morehead University, B.S. Industrial B.F.A. Crafts 1 8 11, Art I 8 11; Art Club Sponsor, Arts Survey, Furniture Design, Technical Drawing, Cheerleading Advisor, Junior Class Sponsor. Technical Illustration. Physical Education And Health Department ' 'HEALTH IS THE VITAL PRINCIPLE OF BLISS, AND EXERCISE, OF HEALTH. ' ' James Thomson Mr. Thomas Mihalik- Wilmington Miss Kate Gedeon- Wilmington Mr. Charles Harker-I Fairmont 'State College, B.S.; Xavier College, B.S. Health, Physical College, AB; Xav19:r Umvers1ty, University, M.A. Health, Education, Art I 8 11; Co- M.A. Health, Physlca1.MucaUOn, Physical Education; District Chairman of Sophomore Class . Tygmg I; Intramural Duector, Athletic Director. Jumor Class Sponsor. Mrs. Beverly Mihalik- Wilmington College, 13.5. Mr- Kenneth Hoclfmarg- Bowling Ggeen pmversity, Health, Physical Education; Girls' Volleyball 3-5- Xav1er Umvers1txM.A.; MFPObIOIOgY, Coach, Girls' Basketball Coach, Sophomore Class Zoology, 39$an Physlcal Educauon; Head Football Sponsor. Coach, Jumor Class Sponsor. 15 16 Music Department MUSIC MUST TAKE RANK AS THE HIGHEST OF THE FINE ARTS- -AS THE ONE WHICH, MORE THAN ANY OTHER, MINISTERS TO HUMAN WELFARE. ' ' Herbert Spencer Mr. Tim Byerly- - University of Cincima1i,B S and Mr. Fred Goosman-- University of Cincinnati B. S.- M. A. ;Band Basic Harmony, Music Appreciation Cincinnati College of Music M.A.Trip1e Trio, Choir; District Music Supervisor, Freshman Clsass Sponsor. Assorted Services ' 'NO MAN CAN REVEAI. TOYOU AUGHT BUT THAT WHICH ALREADY LIES HALF ASLEEP IN THE DAWNING OF YOUR KNOWLEDGE . ' ' Gibran Miss Janet Ladenburger- Xavier Mrs. Diane Mertens- Ohio M12. David Evans- Univ'ersity of University, 13.8. Reading; Junior University, B.S. 8 M.S. Special Cmcmpan, 3.8.; D1-1ver's . Class Sponsor. Education; Sophomore Class Educauon; Head Jumor Varslty Football Coach, Freshman Basketball Coach, Junior Varsity Baseball Coach. Sponsor . Guidance Office Mr. Robert Wagner- University of Cincinnati, B.A. ; Xavier University, M.Ed. Guidance Counselor, It's Academic Team, Junior Class Sponsor, Library Mrs. Linda Slusher - Wilmington College, B.A.; Xavier University, M.A. Librarian; Senior Class Adviser . unm .m. v - .' k Mm. Mary Emsting- Miami University, B.S. ; University of Cincinnati, M.Ed. Guidance Counselor; Junior Class Sponsor, National Honor Society Advisor. Mr. Robert Koppert- Wooster College, B.S.; Ohio State University, M.Ed. Guidance Counselor, Junior Class Sponsor; National Honor Society. Board Of Education Seated: Mr. Ramsey, Mrs. Kieffer, Mr. Sands, Dr. Waple, Dr. Tirpak, Standing: Mr. McMahan, Mr. Young, Mr. Rockwood. 17 18 Mrs . Cathy Helmintoller Attendance Office Mrs. Jane Tracy Main Office Secretaries Mrs. Geneva Siekman Guidance Office Mrs . Shirley Mitchell Main Office Custodians Mrs. Peggy Cupp, Mr. Sam Bowling, and Mr. Virgil Mrs. Mary Nahrup Smith. Cooks Mrs. Helen Cox, Mrs. Ann Mafhena, Mrs. Ruby Jackson, Mrs. Betty Shurts, Mrs. Charlene Neumann, and Mrs. Olive Dilday. Freshman Class 22 J Sophomore Class Officers: Ruth Skowronski, president; Jenny Cobb, vice-president; julie Harper, treasurer; Donna Renner, secretary hnissing from pictura . Adams, Lori Albrecht, Emily Allen, Mary Kay Allen, Vicki Andrews, Babette Arm, Harold Back, Jim Banks, Rhonda Barnett, Chandra Bastin, Bob Begley, Harlem Betchtold, Connie Bissman, Mike Bloomer, Bobbi Boback, Toni Boike, Carolyn Bowman, Todd Brogan, Patty Brooks, Ron Brotherton, Celine Brown, Randy Brown, Tom Bruce, Sheila Bryan, Kathy Bunnell, David Butler, David Byrd, Richaxd Camele, Martha Campbell, Bob Campbell, Cam Canter, Cary Carpenter, David Carson, Missy Cassell, Scott Caudell, Jim Cobb, Jenny Cole, Roger Collett, Craig Collins, Bob Combs, Jeff Constable, Donna Constable, Kelly Cook, Brenda Cooper, Greg Cornell, Tony Crisp. John Crow, Kevin Cummings, Janis Davis, Janis De Hart, Rene'e Dews, Maurice Dippong, Virginia Dole, Debbie Dotson, Missy Driscoll, Jolene Dunham, Shari Dunn. Lisa Durham, Kathy Duvelius, Liz Earl, Cheryl Erbele, Becky Everhart, Tina Faith, Melinda Farris, Karen Patsy, Jim Fein, Mark Felix, Jeff Fink, Terri Fitzpatrick, Colleen Fleig, Earl Flexner, Randy Franklin, Carry 23 Frazer, Lorie Friedrick, Kevin French, Phil Fuson, Donna Garrett, Conni Gaull, LeDonna Gee, Kathy Gilker, Debbie Golliher, Monica Gordon, Bob Grande, Kim Green, Dave Culley, Debbie Hanson, Donna Harness, Jean Harper, Julie Harris, Kellie Hawk, Jeff Haynes, Jeff Haynie, Mike Heinichen, Jeff Helm, Lisa Hendrickson, Gina Heslar, Debbie Hester, Mike Hockman, Kim Hood, Kim Howard, Connie Huber, Patty Hunter, Kim Innis, james Jackson, Greg Jenkins, Harvey Johnson, Chuck Johnson, Gracie Jones, Pam Jones, Teresa Jordhal, Scott Kaltenhauser, Joy Klempt, Debbie Knuckles, Joe Knuckles, Nancy Kroener, Lori LaI-Iue1 Sharon Lautenschlegar, Cinda Ledington, Darrell Lochner, Susan Lynch, Troy Malott, Brenda Martin, Teresa Mason, Robyn Matthews, David McBride, Debbie McEwan, Kathy McIntosh, Todd Meeker, Crystal Meeker, Michele Meinhart, Chris Mersch, Larry Milner, Jack Mitchell, Courtney Moldenhauer, Lynda Mullikin, John Mullins, Lisa Napier, Kyle Neff, Mindy Nichols, Dan Nichols, Sharon Olson, Guy Ostendorf, Hal Oury, Cindy Parker, Larry Patterson, Ray Patterson, Ron Pauley, Darrel Pelfrey, Dewayne Palfrey, James Penny. Tim Penter, Laura Peters, Donna Peters, Randy Potts, Tina Powers, Lisa Pugh, Diana Purcell, Cherie Purdon, Mark Reifenberger, Cheryl Remer, Donna Reynolds, Elizabeth Romes, Lynn Rose, Mark Ross, Dawn Ross, Larry Roudebush, Amy Rozzi, Tina Salyer, Barb Sanders, Barb Sanders, Robin Sandusky, Bryan Sargent, Lee Scalf, Pam Schaub, Mark Schilling, Karen Schira, Jamie Schock, Tawnie Schuler, Jim Schulte, Mike Senteney, Mike Senteney, Shelly Setty, Robby Sharp, Paul 26 Shelton, Jossette Short, Shelly Siekman, Tony Skowronski, Ruth Slusher, Bob Slusher, Shirley Smith. Doug Snedicor, Laura Snider, Karen Sporing, .10 Stemann, Steve Stevens, Mike Stewart, Emily Stiver. A1 Strand, Miles Street, Jenny Stuart, Bettie Sutton, Marty Thomas, Jeff Treat, Holly Vance, Debbie Vaughn, Steve Vollmer, Howie Walters, Keith Wannan, Susan-v Wasson, Paula Weaver, Debbie Whitaker, Renee Whitaker, Teresa White, Gary White, Sandy Wilcox, Robert Williams, Madalene Williams, Todd Wilson, Sheila Wilson, Sherrie Wiltse, Andy Woods, Milton Wright, Cheryle Ziccardi, Angi :-m.dumnmvw . Freshmen Not Pictured Allen1 Penny AmYZ! Mark Burris, Mike Cain, Scott Coffey, Gary Cobb, Eleasa Craig, Chenie Davidson, Walter Deatherage, Donnie Freeman. Colleen George, Tom Grove, Terry Harrington, Tom Hill, Doug Hoover, Anthony Howm Ron johnson. Danny Kedwell, Scott Ladd, David Majors, Robert Mason, Tom McGee, Lynne Moore, David Nunn, Elizabeth Spangler, Tim Tucker, Jane Walters. James Wayman, Brian Wayman, John Wilson, Sharon Zimmerman, Tony Sophomore Class ERECTED I9 61 UCATION BYYHE LOVELAND mBOARD OF ED W COOPERATION WITH THE STATE OF OHIO UNDER THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION THE BOARD OF EDUCATION In; M EuzAan GORNEYT Ra MIVBU w wast suiuwuhucm u :, u Al:- u; 3 coupon SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Eric Strand, treasurer; Kay Niemi, secretary; Tom Tran, president; Todd Lannem, vice-president. ' Ashmore , Lisa , , Bauer , Belinda : Begissnen John ; Bingaman ,r- Becky Bingaman, Connie ' Bloomer, Kim ;ded , Derrick H Brayton, Pam Abbott, Jenny Alters, Suzanne Allen, Roger Ayers, Rick Bales, Lisa Ballard, Steve Bannister , Joni Barnett , Laura Bauxriann, John Beamer, Sandy Becl-cman, Jim Belcher, Karla Bickel; Branne Biegert, Randy Bigham, Pam Bodley, Roger Braden, Diana Bradford ,; Dave Bray, Regehia , Brooks , Don , T Gar: Brow, Wiley Browning, Amber Bullock, Robert Bunnell, Lisa Burns, Mike Burris, Don Buscema, Julie Butler, Stephanie Gavin, John Chadwell, Tony Chandler, Scott Chisman, Frank Coffey, Gordy Cole, Carol Cole, Rhonda Coleman, Jesse Collett, We E. Collett, Mike 1.. Conley, Barb - Cook, Regina . Cooper, Gary Cortwright, Sharon Cossent'mO, Mike Dakel, Mike L rDavidson, Jackie ' DeHart, Denise nDeyoung, Ron L F G Deane Kelly j - Domette, Terri G Dozier, Emily Driscoll,Car1a Durham, Rhonda Dusebout, Diane V Ear1,Nancy F f Eichelbarger, Brian : LELnyart, Jeff 'L , ,Steve ! , ELvLansLi; Bob Li LLLEr-L'Fein DonnaL 4 LFit'Ch LDeBbL F 'Fothod, i WT Fuson, 3111f y', L ,TLL-VLFusoLn; Kim LLL L L 3 ija'bbard, AnnitSteTL , . Gardner, Judy igGarrett, William FL LL 54625:; Tern L Glllesple, Gorges, Suza-thef : r5953? Swain G, Grethel, Mark Haas, Randy Hacker, Ron Hale, Greg Hall, Tonya Hamlin, Phyllis Handle. Mark Hanson, Jeff Haniwick, Pam Hartman, Lisa Hassert, Tony Hatton, Steve Heider, Dave Helmintoller, Tom Henna Tammy Hill, Kathy Hillard, Gina Hooter, Kevin . Hollan, Connie Holloway, Mike HuE, Ted Jackson, Ann James, Robin Jennings! Mk5 Janey, John 'V ; Jones, Jeff ; . ' Kandemar, Barba Kelly, Tammy ; Kansen'Randy- , - , , Kesder, Debbie; -- f K1ng,Dana 3 ,Kimgery, Mark -KnucklesyMonica' ' uKeeningr,;Matsha ' , KriCksKYm . Marshall, Pat Martin, Steve Massey, Alan Massie, Linda Masters, Keith Maynard, Vickie McConnaughey, Michelle McNess, Gail Meadors, john Meding, Walter Mensing, Tim Mihalic, Lisa Miller, Doug Mnxs, Dave Mills, Lori Minton, Tim Moore, Rob Moorhead, Bob Mudd, Tim Mulcare, Debbie Mulliidn, Janet Niemi, Kay Nimeskern,Pat Nimeskem, L Theresa Olson, John Owsley, Gail, Page, jimmy Penter, Pam; a Pennington, Wendi ; Perry, April Peters, John Petty, T erri Polisseni, Gary Powell Darlene L Powkersy, Teresa L L Pritchard, David ' Rane y , Jackie Rarrick Joyce Schroeder, Ken Schuchart, Barb Schultz, Joe Schultz, Shelly Sears, Laura Shaffer, Robin Shockey, Jamie Sizemore, Jamie Smith, Teresa Smith, Theresa. Smith Vicki Snyder, Tom Springer, Paul Stamper, Pam Stevens, Henry Stevens, Jerry Strand, Eric Suggs, Priscilla Suit, Ricky Taylor, Bob Tienken, Davie Tran, Tom Troyan, Tracy R Turner, Jami Vinson, Chris Viox, Gail L - Voge1sang; Theresa 1 Wade, Jeff; W111, LShe'rriLL Warfie .c1 Kim Medan, Tami ' g - JWhiteL; Rob ,L t 'White; Rusty ' 1 VWthley, David : 3W..11iaLms, 13131111 L , WJLlizimsL Jim Wi11iar'ns: Joan E 'WilIiLamLsL Kathy - 9 inilliams, PamelaJLL L Wllhams, LP1me11 K. : Wilson, BELOW :1 VL L Wilsdxiljamie Wilson, Jonif Wilson, Linda Wilson, Randy ; W038, Betty L J JLWrigh't, Farey Wright, '01:: L Wright, nALi-m V Wright, Valerie Yeary, Robert - , 'ZiccgrdiL Jenny: L 32 Auel, Martha Burnette, Vicki Burress, Tracy Chun, Doug Duvelius, Steve Duvelius, Tim Eisnaugle, Mary Engel, Pat Fain, Fred Fletcher, Karen Flynn, Larry Hollan, Dave Johnson, Catrina Johnson, Melody McBride, Ken McLin, Barry Scalf, Teresa Shannon, Scott Terry, Karen Wilmes, Jim Winans, James Yagodich, Cliff Sophomores Not Pictured 33 Junior Class W. HURST HIGH SCHOOL JAN. 25. 1970 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Sharon Mikula, secretary; Jackie Knuckles, vice-president; Debbie Harper, treasurer; ,3 Kent Shoemaker, president . Ayers, Bob Baker, Randy Baldwin, Rick Bargo, Karen Barnett, James Barrett, Brenda Aslin, Julie ' L .. 1 L l Baumann, Steve 1': f L ' '7 - Vi, Beckman, Charles :; ' ; ; . ,, u Behrendt, Shelley ' w ' , ; ' Beller, Stephanie , 5, . ' 1 Bennett, Lisa L ' 7 1' ' Betchtold, Marilyn Boley, Dave Bowman, Clark Boyd, Scott Bradley, Eric Brom, Cheryl L J ,, - ' : Brooks, Todd - V V x w ' Brown, Connie ' 5 Cabal, Bob Calcaterra, Craig Camele, Kate Campbe11,' Bob Campbell, Carolyn Carr, Annajane Caylor, Tracy Chambers, Debbie Chasteen, Scott Coffinbarger, Michell Condon, John Conley, Melissa Conti, Spike Cossentino, Lucy Craig, Cheryl Craig, Jan Cravens, Donna Custer, Kathy Davidson, Mark , Davis, Tom Dole, Carole Downs, Peggy Duncan, Chris Duvall, Ron Dye, Mark Eifert, Carl Epperhart, Gary Erbele, Sandy Everhart, Roy Path, Mike Felix, Patty Fields, Beth Fiupatrick, Bruce Flexner, Jay Flint, Teresa Franklin, Barry Frazer, Ken Furtwengler, Bre Fuson, Steve Gardner, Tony Gest, Debbie Gibson, Rick Gilker, Diana Gill. Sally Girbert, Mike Golliher, Dan Grande, Terry Gredig, Terry Green, Beth Grethel, Andy Hack, Becky Hall, David Hamm, Laurie Hansen, Steve Hanson, Jeni Harker, Shelly Harness, Bonita Harper, Debbie Harris, Jeff Hassert, Ginger Haynie, Kelly Heismann, Carol Helm, Randy Hester, Tim 36 Hicks, Cindy Hector, Melissa Holt, Jenny Holt, Jill Hood, Karen Howard, Rodney Hubbard, Richard Hunsche, Todd Hutchinson, Todd Jacobs, Gary Jacobs, Joy Janser, Michelle Judge, Sue Kendrick, Sandra Kenny, Pat Kimball, Connie Kirby, Becky Kiser, Mark Klemt, Mike Knabe, Vickie Knuckles, Jackie Kuhn, Bob LaFarge, Maurice Lautenschlegar , Brent Lay, Sandy Lee, Kelly Lewis, Donna Lewis, Sherri Lindner, Janice Litteral , George Loveland, Danny Ly'tton, Pam Malott, Charlene Marggrander , Laurie Marshall, Randy Martain, Mark Mayerle, Nancy McCowen, Vicki McCoy, Donna McCoy, Tom McEwan, Rebecca McFarland, Cheryl McKinney, Kim McMahon, Jeff Mesaros, Kisa Mikula, Sharon Miller, John Miller, Lynn Moore, Kim Morgan, Steve Morris, Steve Mosely, Jennifer Moss, Renee Moss, Rhea Mudd, Tami Mueller, Pam Mulliken, Cathy Nahrup, Jeff Neff, Gregg Ogden, Peggy Overbee, Nancy Packett, Tammy Palmer, Kim Paolello, Debbie Parker, Cinda Parlier, Claudia Patterson, Bob Peak, Steve Pent, Lisa Perry, Greg Pierce, Don Price, Lori Porter, Jeff Powell, Robin Race, Connie Randall, Sandy Redwine, Lori Reese, Fred Reeves, Teresa Renner, Cathy Richardson, Lisa Richardson, Vikki Riegler, Jack Roberts, Sandy Rockwood. Nathan Ross, Debbie Ross, Susannah Roth, John Routt, Mike Ryan, Nancy Sagraves, Holly Schaub, Steve Schell, Lisa Schilling. Kim Schlueter, Jeff Schnelle, Jeff Schreiber, Kim Schroeder, Leonard Schultz, Tina Seldomridge, Ron Shoemaker, Kent Slone, Delbert . Smith, Brian Snedicor, Lisa Southerland, Denny Steger, Mark Stevens, Glen Stevens, Greg Stevens, Holly Stiver, Shawn Strickland, Glendal Juniors Not Pictured Allen, Darleen Allen, Joey Arthur, Craig Auel, Leslie Barnett, Ken Belcher, Kim Boyd, Scott Cole, Greg Colvin, Vivian Corwin, Tina Craig, Dale Craig, Ray Degener, Carolyn Brennan, Fred Fite, Gary Foster, Kevin Garner, Robert Hacker1 Ron Hartman, Steve Hazlett1 Mark Helm, Joe Hill, Dan Jackson, Otis Jessup, William Johnson, Louie Johnson, Tom Ladd, John Lamie, Karen Ledington, Rex 38 Stumpf, Vicki Teague, Nick Thalheimer, Tim Thrasher, Rebekah Tuerck, Linda Vaughn, Jim Vinson, Dan Volkman, Todd Walker, Paula Wannan, Danny Watts, Karen Weatherly, Russ Wehrman, Toni Williams, Cheri Williams, Nancy Willittes, Jim Wilson, Barry Wilson, Debbie Wiltse, Jane Wise, David Wittwer, Brett Wolbers, Don Wolfer, Cathy Wolfram, Tim Wood, Joyce Woodruff, Don Wright, Becky Ziccardi, Rose Zike, Todd Zinnecker, Joe Zuch, joni Locke, William Maynard, Vickie Miller, Brian Mullins, Michelle Nunn, Earl Ogle, William Over, Kevin Poe, Billy Powell, Randy Prichard, Richard Purcell, Bill Rentschler, Richard Reynolds, Tina Schulu, John Schellgrove, Kym Sichak, Scott Skidmore, John Smith, Jeff Smith, Marion Thompson, Carl Thompson, Cindy Vanorsdale, Lisa Warfield, Gary Wells, Eddie White, James Wilcox, Tim York, Tony Young, Ron Senior Class Senior Class Officers Clockwise from left: C. Johnson, secretary; C. Grischy, president; V. Setty, treasurer; A. Allen, vice-president. Patti Anderkin joe Anderson Matt Aucoin Ron Ayers Bruce Baker 40 ATRJCIA A AND? K ptsmber 18, I959 nLifc is a never ending schoo n whibh there is no graduation, Ia JOSEPHGARY ANDERSQN Fcbruary 21. 1960 . A 2, 3. , l 1, 2, 3. 4; Track 3, d. ary l, 3: Drama Club 2. 3. 4 Untcrnational Thcs an 3;: Marcia Barnett 1 ; e, I looked for God and lgen I l' Triple Trio l. 2. 2 3 i; 1 living in exigqpet'gon; all Want is to have my peace of x 41 42 John Bosse Paula Burton Karen Carrier Laura Brom Barb Chadwell Connie Bryant Chris Calcaterra Greg Claybom Becky Bradley Darrell Cames Mark Coleman I I y: Dave Cossentino Roger Croxton Steve Cutter JOHN MARION BOSS MARSHA KAY TERRIE LYNN : REBECCA JAN Executive Seer SHARON A Drama Cl LAURA pctation Yoinh 3; 3M: dm Offxcc nd.' Soccer Team 4 iCaptaim iAll League. All Cfily all I 3; Operaiion Youth 3 Nalion53 the S rcpared Speaking 1 H u'-N August IS 1960 ow tine one who leads your life. Track I 2; Wrestling 2; VICA 3 , ARK LIPPERT COLEMAN DAVID BYRON COSSENTINO January 7, 1960 V Let cach bccume all he was created capable of being. Cross Cnunlry 1; Football , . ROGER CROXTON August 19. 1960 Nobody lroubles rnc as much as myself. Band 1, 2. 3, 4; Key Club I. 2. 3, 4; Operation STANLEY WILLIAM CUSTER STEPHEN FREDERICK CUTTER October 30 I959 ' Man 5 mind stretched to a new idea never returns to its original dimensions. 3 National Honor So , h 3; Scholarship Test iEngliSii 3, IN.E.D.T.. French 3 1 43 44 Mike DeFosset Lisa Dotson Dedra Dozier le 4', SweetheartsV Queen Candidate 4; Felicia Duncan Tina Duvelius Linda Erbele Sherry Evans Tim Fath Cindy Faulkner Barb Fitzpatrick Dave Florimonte Jody Frazer Mike Fuson 1 J 45 46 x91: X 12 Ron Gardner Terry Gardner Mitch Graham Carol Grainger Rachel Gredig Cheryl Grischy Connie Hamilton Vicky Hamilton Mary Hansen ; g IS, 1960 ' June , ' Io elf Band I; BuckcycGIrls Ste 3: h Student Council 2 Lional Honor Society 3, 4 , 2 misiorim 3. 4 wicc-Pr 9, Head Coach. Key Club I. 2. our gift to God. Student Council I. 2 2 resident of Cfass l, 2, 3, 4; Nationa ' L w, ,L V L Football 1. 3 Greg Hardesty 47 Dee Hardwick 48 DEANNA FAYE HARD 3 ember I7. 1959 '5 3Worrying about Iomorro ; Ming ymtcrd ' Key Club 4; Office Aide IGuidancg, Attendance 0; Homacomi . :3 Chrisf U . Ec. Award 3. VIVIAN LOUISE HARR , : v 3 JOHN RUSSELL HATFm R g - The dcepcsl l'ccling alwa I ' I v . 1.Honor Society 3. 4; German CliIb I . , IPrcsidcnu, 4; JA 2. 3, 4. M MICHAEL KENNETH JOSEPH HENRY HEER 0 God, assist our side; a CARRIE SUE HEIDER People art as happy as I LISA LOUISE HEPLER . nWhat sunshinc is to How I , along life's pathway, the good they do is inconceiveablef' Spa ' 3 illon County Government Seminar 3; German Club 3. 4. ,3,4. L Ofi'Icc Aide 4, JOSEPH WOODROW HOP uHave an open mind Ioward All City Post AAVM; Basketball! L GALE ELIZABETH HORSTMEYER Saplc , ,, I was not born to be forced! I I STEVEN ANDREW HUFF I L CLINTON THOMAS HUNSCHE AugIIs 28 3A the ways of a man may be pure Drama Club Z 3 4 anlema n L 3 4 IAII Lcaguc Honorable Mention, Honorable McnIionL Gym Aide 3. Ion; 1h: spirils'; National Honor Socidly 3,:4; ' Council on World Affairs 3, A IVice-Prgsidcm 3y vcrnmch; German Club 3. 4 IPrcsidenIL E July I I959 come true and ma$?:od be wi rue day. FHA I; Drill Team 2, 3, 4; End do a kindness mo soon for you nevcr know h Jw r and Tripl: Trio I. 2, 3; Student Help andj m ion ' YNN JOHNSON April 9. I960 ip$ mo lam Class Officer tSccreIaryI 2, uh 11ng bushes have roses. NaIional Honor Social I aw x24. . '3 ?sogffcr or lalcr the man who wins is Ihc fellow Ihalithinks h pnorible Mention Enquircn 4 ICo-Caplain All League All .m lipnorablc Mcnlionx Baseball 1 2. 3 4; FooIball l 2 3 I ing Comcso 4 IClawman Honorable Mentior? ll IaIe 3; National Honor SocicIy 3 4. 0 1h: strongcr or Ih: faslcr' gue Honorable Menlio S eIropolilan, Most Re I All Lea ue Punter 2 v da cc ornc ' Aid: 4; Spanish c1... :ERT LEONARD K, Todd Jones Lisa Hepler Joan Kaltenhauser Clint Hunsche Bob Kelly 49 w . 5 Jud Kieffer Teresa Knabe w k w mas-ygp A Walt Kroener zhg fix; 3. I 51 Gondon Malott Tim Lester Mark Lewis Cherri McIntosh Janice Mason Tracey Mason 50 Paul Meacham Judi Meadors Mark Meineke ; Live Oak's Stud uary 10. 1960 I must be learned - 11 Club 3; LOHIA LAERTJ' Doug Miles Suzi Miller Ron Minton Karen Mitchell Julie Moldenhauer Connie Moon Tim Morick Terri Nichols Kim Niemi John Osborne Rob Panko Becky Payne Dave Palfrey A Cindy Petals DJ. Phelps Debbie Pugh 53 54 Chris Reifenberger Susan Rump Sharon Reifenberger Mike Rogers Bob Ryan Russ Ryan Kim Richter Robin Sagraves W m :5' BARRY LEE PURDON LAURA ALANNA RAJEWSKI Fchnlary 9,1 A dreamer Iivms forcv Vol alH 2 3, LEE HOLLISTER RA A picture is worth a 4; Band 1, 2, 3. 4. MARGARET MARY Whe f-lrsl thing to CHRISTINE MARIE A few strung instin 3 GEORGE CRIAG RENT 33The day shall not be u . 1c: Basket 3 Socitty 4; 3Tigefs onguc MICHAEL ANTHONY R0 CONNIE JOLENE R0 C Do not cxpcct strange Team. BILLY JOE ROU'IT Linda Schaub Lori Schulu Vicki Setty 56 JOHN LEO SHOWALTER SANDRA DENISE SIZEMORE SANDRA LEE SKOWRONSKI Sept - Drama Club 1, 2. 3, 4 Untcmalional Thes. ' , ' A ' 3 1. 2. 3. EARL WAYNE SLUSHER August 23. 1960. , ' NNIE ELLEN SMITH September 4. I959 3T0 err is human; to forgive is divine. Basket RRY WAYNE SMITH ' GGY LYNN SMITH September 15. 1960 ; V . L , a thne knows what he can do till he tries. Dra .. Nationa - 'ir Society 3, 4 reasilrcrx Attendance Office Aide 2. 3. 4. 3 , u; 3 L A GALE STIGERS April 26. 1960 ,3 3 My main conccrn in life is not whether Go? isbn my Side. i , 3 Cheerleader Gootball 3c Basketbam l. 2. 3, ocessing Class 3 WiceiPresidenn. 4 Wresideno; 7 Live Oaks Student Council 4; H , udcnls 3; BOE 3. 4; OOEA 3. 4. 3 ?DARYL JAMES SULLIVAN , ? GERRI ANN SUTTON February ll 1960 Cannot the heart in the midst of crowds fee fri Secretaryl 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; TIMOTHY TODD T OR January 23, 196 nI'll never forge! 0 ' '5 name Ba , Society 3, 4 Buckeye late 3; Basel: L ietx for dislinguishe 3Vice3Prcsiden0; Wodd Affair 3 Mssistant Editorj. gf .K W: RONALD FRE i 31f you would not be f State 3; Foolbal! 1,, , year, uThan My Bo ' 4 MlI-City Enquirer; t. ELLEN JANE TUCKER . uLive each day of your life 3 ll g l, 2. 3 3AHVVJCity Enquirer; Wes! All-Siar. Stale Champ Sandy Skowronski Earl Slusher Peggy Smith Glenn Smith Sue Stayton Pam Stigers James Suggs Shelby Suggs Daryl Sullivan Gerri Sutton Burt Tienken Mary Tracy Ron Troyan Ellen Tucker 57 58 Vicki Viox Maria Virzi Debbie West Greg Wagner Jeanne White Tammy Williams DeeDee Wilson julie Wilson Bob Wilson Kevin Wolbers ' ! Christine Wong Vickie Wood SENIORS NOT PICTURED DONALD EDWARD BOND ROBERT BERNHARD BRUEGGING WILLIAM RONALD BURCKARD DUANE ELLIOTT BURTON BARBARA ANN CAHAL KIM ALAN CARPENTER VIVIAN LYNN COLVIN JAMES MICHAEL CRAIG MARY ANNA CUTTER LINDA KANOWIA DEWS JANET MARIE DODGE PAUL ALLEN GINNEGAN STEWART ALLISON HAMILTON ARTHUR W. HARTMAN DENNIS MARK HIL ARTHUR WILLIAM HOWARD BOBBIE JEAN JENKINS GWENDOLYN SUE JENT DAVID WAYNE MALLIN SHARON ANN McCANN TINA MARIE McFARLAND CHRISTOPHER MARK OWENS CANDY PE EY MICHAEL HONY PIEFCE RICHARD EDWARD PRI- CHARD u KARL HAROLD SCHULER CRAIG THOMAS SENTENEY JOHN AARON SKIDMORE JAMES S. STREET JAMIE RUSSEL WHITE 59 60 Senior Why is there a sludcnl placed before me, adorned with green balloons covering her body and bunches of grapes dangling From her ear lobcs? It is Senior Week, of course, that week designated to give lhc seniors a mcmorabic lime. a lot of laughs and one grand fling before graduation. The week begins wiih Construction Day, in honor of the present change taking place here. Scniors giggle as they Hack through the halls. being lerrlflcd lhat sumeonc might see them. equipped with hammers. boots and hard hats. However, 3 the week progresses. blushes soon disappear. coslumcs bccomc more daring and everyone jolns in the feslivily. No one can help bu! feel the lcnsion mount and mount. Fiflics Day comes and goes with slicked back hair and hobby socks. Cameras click. Flashbulbs pop. Thcn uCommercial Day arrives . . . uMolher Nature 7 Photo Bug . Fruit of th: Loom . . . more pictures. more laughkcr, II is now time In enjoy lhal I'Inai day as all honor and respect is given m the seniors The hammers have been put away, the pony tails huvc disappoarcd. and cvcrycnc is now clothed in his Encsl attire. Restlessncss and frivolily have been replaced by peace and a feeling of well being. The pizza and Coke flow freely. Following lunch, the year's inn pep assembly gives lolal spotlight Io the Senior Class as this is their last forever After four years. the Class of I978 has Finally found its voicc as all chanl, We arc the Seniors lhc mighty Scniors! ; everything else remains silent. Christmas has arrived early lhis year With the giving of gins to all Senior Class advisers Mrs. Bishop shakes and trcmblcs upon the discovery of a silver lea Scl. Feelings ascend as it is finally lime to prcscnl ihc seniors with their awards, some serious and some noL The speaker announces: Most Week '78 AthleliE' are Ron Troyan and Vicki Viox Mos1 Spirited arc Jud Kicffcr and Kim Nic I, 13:51 Dressed arc Bill Lykins and Carol Graingcr; Sweethearts are Ron Minion and Sherri Eckerl: Class Bigmoulhs an: Jim Jolley and Lori Bales; Class Clowns are Lyndon Gas! and Laura ancwski; Besl Looking are Donnie Eslham and Dec Hardwick; Mos1 Bashful are Joe Hope and Lorraine Karn; Teachers' Pets are Tim Tayicr and Donna Mikula; 'chclesl arc Ron Grclhel and Chris Hanson; Mos! Envied are Ron Troyan and Amy Lannom, nBest Smilcs arc Doug Miles and Jeannie While; CIass Slecpers are Dave Cosscnlino and Marlha Undcrcoffer; Class Flirls are Mike Perry and Sherry Evans; Class Hallwalkcrs are Lyndon Gas! and Gerri Sutton: Class Skippers are Gordon Mallol and Terry Viox; Mos1 Likely in Be President are Clint Hunschc and Angela Allen; hMosl Likely to Succeed are Steve Cuucl and Cheryl Grischy. Class Contributors. choscn by the officers. are Bruce Baker and Pam Bishop; Mr. and Miss Liv: Vocational arc Mike DcFossul and Bccky Paine; Mr, and Miss Scarlet Vueational are Burl Tienken and Peggy Rapp With applause in the background, Tim Taylor and Cheryl Grischy arc crowned by Lisa Milchcll, Miss Senior l977. as Mr. and Miss Senior 1978, and the assembly is over. As the seniors me out of the bleachers and lhrough a tunnel of respectful underclassmen, they are unllcd in perfect harmony. a harmony not 10 rcoccur again until they reach for their diplomas in May . . V I! has bccn a great weak for seniors by Cheryl Annc Grischy U! senion 61 64 Student Council Bottom: R. Durham. R. Haas, T. Tran, J. Meadors, C. Vinson, J. OFFICERS Hanson Seated: T. Taylor hPresidenU Second: M. Schaub, B. Gordan, R. Hubbard, K. Schilling, L. Bales, 1.. Left to Right; A. Lannom Moldenhauer, L. Penter, J. Nahrup ' hSecretarW , J. Third Row: R. Skowronski, 8. Morris, D. Loveland, K. Shoemaker, D. Moldenhauer Roeper, T. Taylor, M. Sutton, C. Grischy, J Moldenhauer, hTreasurerL G. Sutton A. Lannom, G. Sutton hVice-Presidemj The Student Council had a number of projects this year. They started the year by sponsoring the Homecoming Dance. Also, as in years past, Student Council participated in exchanges and workshops and collected donations for various causes. Student Council began the month of February with the annual Valentine Flower SaSale. Then in mid- February, Student Council sponsored a program called What is Humor' ' , given by the Coca-Cola Company. At the end of the year Student Council purchased a shpwcase that is used as a sutdent information display, This proved to be a very lucrative year for Student Council. National Honor Society NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY . Bottom: C. Grainger, D. Mikula, A. Allen, P. Smlth, S. Evans Second: K. Niemi, L. Brom, C. Hanson, V. Setty, C. Rottinghaus, L. Erbele, J. Johnson, J. Kaltenhauser, L. Bales, G. Sutton, B. Fitzpatrick . Third: Mr. Koppert, K. Benton, B. Ryan, T. Taylor, G. Wagner, J. Hatton, C. Guschy, C. Hunsche, S. Cutter, Mrs. Ernsting Fourth: J. Jolley, T. King, E. McClarty, C. Calcaterra. First: L Mills. J. White, B. Kuhn, T. Thalhcimcr, C. Rottinghaus. K. Girbcm L Kern. Second: K. Schrciber, J. Kicffer, B. Lautenschlegar. S. Beamer. B. Rollinghans. J. Aslin, D, Ross. Mr. Friedman . Third: D. Schreiber, T. Tran, D. Carpenter, T. Gardner, S. Hallon, 1. Hanan, K, Crow. T. Cornell, K. Camcle. Fuunh: E. Strand, B Taylor. S. Stivcr. M Strand, J. Hawk. L. Hcplcr. L. Marggrandcr, D. Gilkcr. Fifth: J. Miller, K. chon, T. Taylor. D. Woodruff, T. Volkman, S. Evans, J. Banisten Sixth: R. Hubbard. M. Bissman, C. Vinson, B. Ryan, T. Golliher, k Bobak, J. Wade, B Campbell. . Fr.eh,ncC,.l.Ub 1.?sz 1.1: 2124.4, First: 8. Laurenschlegar. L. Sears, 3; Riddinugh, E. Albrecht. L. Bales. M1. Friedmann. Second: B. Fields. S Gill, K Schilling, 1. Hanson, R. Ziccardi. W. Pennington, L. Marggranden Third: J. Turner. 3 Bellcr. K. IaHue. T, Hunchc T. Tran. C. D061. Fourth: B, Ryan. 5. Evan; D. Pritchard. S. Schneider. A. Browning. M, Koenig. K. Niemi. Fifth: J, Jolley. M. Washburn, M Aucoin, S. Cutter, M McMahon. D. Woodruff. K. Shoemaker. Spanish Club Bunncll. L. Erbclc. D. Pugh. T. Fink. D. Ross, R. Durham, T. Schock, P Downs. P. Bigham, L Johnson, P. Penter. Third: B. Pugh, C. Berchlold, T. Troyan, T. Petty, S. Bruce, J. Harper. K. Fuson, N. Earl, JA Linder, T Gesl, L. Wilson Fourth: JA Shelton, J. Kalkenhauser, J. Kahanhausar, P. Stamper, N. Rivera, V, Maynard. R. Haas, P. Williams, C. Bryant, C. Fitzpalrick, Fifth: D. Renner, K. Mahaffee. P. Hamlin, M. Schaub, C. Oury. B. Erbele, B. Gordon. S. Casscll, J. Gardner, B. Kanzlemar. H. Treat. Sixth: T. Lynch, J. Harness. 1. Under. L. Snedicor, S. LaHue. C. Renncr. A. Allen. R. Skowronski, J. Cobb. K Hockman. M, Gce, Seventh: T. Powers. R. Schock. G. Eppcrhart. J. Nahrup. J. 65 Schlueter. B. Funwengler, T. Davis. R. Seldomridge. K. Lee, J. Jolley, R. Gaull. 66 Triple Trio Seated: K. Hockman, T. Gast. Standing left to right: I. Zuch, P. Ogden, N. Knuckles, R. Mason, J. Buscema, D. Gest, K. Bryan, J. Buscema, A. Jackson Choir Left to right from behind piano: J. Zuch, P. Ogden, N. Knuckles, K. Doane, C. Howard, J Buscema, A. Jackson, L. Marshall. Second: R. Mason, 1. Buscema, D. Gest, K. Bryan, M. Allen. Third: 0. Lee, B. Bauer, B. Marsh, D. Litteral, J. Zuch Drill Team Bottom: S, Mikula, J. Busema, R. Gredig, K. Camele, N. Morarity KIaptainL L. Schaub, V. Setty, M. Hansen, T. Caylor. Second: M. Janssens, B. Green, T. Williams, T. Jones, L. Pent, 1.. Richardson, B. Harness, C. Wong Majorettes Left to right: B. Fields, M. Conley Marching Band MARCHING BAND - First: B. Marsh, J. Enyart, R. Maynes, J. Heery, J. Baumann, C. Wright, Mr. Byerly. Second: R. Hubbard. T. Taylor, B. Dunkle, D. Olson, M. Rose, M. Aucoin, S. LaHue, J. Richardson, L. Randolph, T. Lynch. Third: S. Baumann, J. Combs, J. Ennis, L. Parker, B. Franklin, M. Hester, M. Forwood, D. Burris, T. Hester, J. Osborne, T. Volkman. Fourth: S. Cassell, S. Skowronski, C. Berchtold, R. Schock, G. Jacobs, R. Schaffer, C. Mitchell, J. Cummings, IL. Adams, N. Rockwood. Fifth: A. Browning, P. Downs, K. Girbert, R. Bray, M. Golliher, J. White, S. Schneider, T. Schutte, H. Treat, J. Abbott, 1.. Sears. Sixth: R. Croxton, A. Gabbard, P. Brayton, K, Haynie, D. Dole, V. Dippong, C. Campbell, K. LaHue, K. Mitchell, R. Skowronski, 1.. Powers. STAGE BAND First: N. Rockwood, C. Berchtold, S. Skow-ronski, R. Schock, S. Cassell, G. Jacobs, R. Schafer. Second: M. Hester, D. Burress, T. Hester, M. Aucoin, J. Osborne, T. Volkman. Third: T. Taylor, B. Dunlde, D. Olson. Fourth: R. Hubbard, J. Enyart, G. Stevens, E. Franklin. 67 68 Drama Club DRAMA CLUB First: R. Hubbard, C. Hunsche, C. Hanson. Second: J. Harper, G. McNess, T. Gredig, T. Schock, K. Schilling, S. Mikula, E. Albrecht, L. Sears, G. Hendrickson, V. Wood, D. Ross. Third: P. Stamper, K. Schilling, T. Troyan, T. Gest, J. Linder, P. Jones, M. Hester, B. Green. Fourth: K. Custer, S. Cassell, L. Bales, P. Smith, R. Schaffer, J. Hanson, B. Stuart, T. Gast, L. Mesaros. Fifth: V. Maynard, L. Marggrander, S. Evans, G. Sutton, R. Ziccardi, B. Green, P. Ly'tton, A. Allen. Sixth: D. Harper, T. Lynch, C. Renner, T. Hutchinson, J. Buscerna, V. Dippong, E. Dozier, P. Williams, A. Grethel. Seventh: K. Bryan, N. Knuckles, B. Dunlde, R. Schock, T. Williams, T. Hunsche, R. Skowronski. Eighth: M. Koening, C. Grischy, B. Taylor, A. Browning, D. Dole, B. Kanzelmar, C. Berchtold, J. Kieffer, T. Wolfram. Ninth: B. Barrett. P. Ogden, P. Williams, S. Schneider, D. Schreiber, D. Gilker, K. Haynie, 5. Morris, T. Hester. INTERNATIONAL THESPIANS ' ' mm: P. Smith, s. Evans, J. International Thesplans Hanson. Second: E. Bradley, , T. Williams, S. Skowronski, . ' h ,1 . J. Kieffer. Third: L. Bales, C. Hanson. Mrs. Grossheim, P. Lytton, R. Hubbard. Fourth: C. Hunsche, L. Marggrander, A. Allen, C. Grischy, B. Green, K. Custer, B. Fields, B. e. Thespians make up an honorary division of the Drama Club. After dedicating 100 hours which equals ten points, a member of the Drama Club may become a Thespian. This year's Thespians attended a workshop at U.C. , consisting of a visit backstage and a viewing of Cabaret. In Spite of trying circumstances, due to construction, the Drama Club started the year with the fall production of ' 'Harvey' ' ., a three-act play about Elwood P. Howd and his invisible pal Harvey. The Drama Club celebrated the Christmas season by doing a short program of skits and songs with the band and choir. The year was brought to an end with ' 'Sing in Spring' ' , a salute to spring, performed for the student body and at the Heritage Fair in Loveland . Fencing Club .v :5? g 1 Left to Right: I. Back, C. Hunsche, T. Gardner, D. Pritchard, B. Ryan, Mr. Friedmann, T. McCoy, D Carpenter, J. Kieffer, C. Lautenschlegar. Camera Club First: P. Williams, C. McNess. K. Bryan. Second: N. Williams, J. Buscema, J. Wiltse, K. Girbert, S. Beamer, S. Schneider. Third: T. Tran, L. Randolph, T. Lannom, J. Wade, J. Richardson, A. Browning, N. Knuckes. Fourth: E. Strand. Standing on left: Mr. Picciano. Chess Club First: J. Vaughn, J. Willites. Second: G. Epperhar'c, N. Williams, Mr. Sherman, B. Kuhn. : M 3 ' 3 c: L -. M, H' -45 10w First: C. Wright, E. Albrecht, D. Constable, B. Ryan, M. Steger, B. Lautenschlegar, L. Marggrander, S. Mikula, M. Meeker, D. Hardwick, Mr. Koppert. Second: L. Price, L. Cossentino, K. Hector, T. Gredig, V. Richardson, G. Hendrickson, G. McNess1 1.. Mills, A. Gabbard. Third: T. Troyan, K. Schilling, J. Buscema, B. Shucart, S. Gill, D. Ross, L. Schaub, T. Fink, T. Gardner, C. Race. Fourth: M. Jansen, V. Dippong, J. Condon, L. Powers, P. Downs, 1.. Miller, J. Mullildn, C. Berchtold, J. Harper. Fifth: J. Knuckles, T. Cast, V. Maynard, P. Ogden, B. Barrett, N. Knuckles, K. Bryan, P. Stamper, P. Williams, D. Vinson. Sixth: T. Hutchinson, J. Zimecker, M. Girbert, B. Furtwengler, K. Custer, J. Gardner, K. Mahaffee, T. Lynch, A. Browning. Seventh: R. Schock, S. Evans, C. Eifert, S. Stiver, B. Green, T. Lannom, J. Wiltse, C. Dole, N. Williams. Eighth: S. Schneider, L. Pent, J. Bannister, S. Morris, D. Harper, D. Pauley, S. Litteral, M. Gee, G. Epperhart, K. Shoemaker. Ninth: I. Schlueter, J. McMahon, J. Nahrup, M. Grethel, K. Benton, M. Aucoin, T. Taylor, J. Jolley, T. Davis. Tenth: M. Davidson, T. Wolfram, J. Osborne, R. Grethel, M. Perry, C. Calcaterra, M. Washburn, C. Calcaterra, D. Roeper. y The Key Club had a tremendous boost in its total number of members this year because the 1977- 1978 year was the first time girls were allowed to be members of the previously all-male club. There were eighty- eight dues-paid members . The Key Club participated in many activities. They sent members to a training session in Kettering, Ohio, sponsored the Sweetheart Dance: ' 'How Deep Is Your Love? ' ' , operated a concession stand at the Kiwanis Kapers, participated in the Sycamore Lock-in, and sold ' 'Loveland Tigers' ' decals. The Key Club had a busy but exciting year. KEY CLUB OFFICERS F lag Boys Sitting: L. Marggrander, M. Steger. Standing: J. Osborne, B. Ryan, B. Lautenschlegar. Stage Crew wgfggrsrfght: R' Ayers, M' Davmsom R' Mmmn' 13' First: 1. Jolley, 5. Morgan, K. Lee, D. Tienken, D. Burmell, Mr. Schmidt. Second: R. Seldomridge, D. Litteral, J. Olson, D. Green. Attendance Office Aides ATTENDANCE OFFICE AIDES First: D. Mikula, L. Bales, D. Hardwick, P. Smith, V. Setty. Second: K. Niemi, B. Green, T. Gredig, C. Grainger. Third: Mrs. Helmintoller, G. Hendrickson, L. Erbele, L. Schaub, C. Heider, C. Driscoll, Mr. Hoppe. Library Aides LIBRARY AIDES . Left to right: S. Slusher, D. Chambers, B. Dunkle. . I C Guxdance Office Aides GUIDANCE OFFICE AIDES Left to Right: J. Wiltse, D, Hardwick, L. Bales, A. Lannom, L. 71 Junior Council On World Affairs JUNIOR COUNCIL ON WORLD AFFAIRS Fxrst: Mr. La Fate. 1 Jolley. L. Brom, 1. Hanson, A. Allen. C. Hanson, B. Campbell, Mr. Dickman. Second: A. Browning, D. Pritchard. B. Kuhn, C. Dole, J. Moldenhauer, J. Miller. Third: K. Bcnton. C, Grischy. T. McCoy. R. Hubbard. D. Gilkcr. Fourth: S. Schneider, S. Bcamer. L. Schcll, K. Haynie. Fifth: S. Evans. G. Sutton. S. Skowronski. Sixth: D. Mikula, B. Lykins. Seventh: C. Hunsche. LHVHS. senl delegates lo the following functions sponsored by the Cincinnali Council on World Affairs Nov: World Affairs Seminar on Iran March: Economics Confcrcncc April: World Affairs Seminar on Brazil Local Programs: Nov; Voter Information Program; Mock election for Seniors in Govht classes. Fcb: Life in Russia- an evening with Maria Mcitus who cmigrated from Russia and now works with new immigrants. March: 'tVisit to Brazil - slide lecture by Lin Helmintoller. on her visit to Brazil last summer. Henry Kissinger addresscd 3 Cincinnati audience on Foreign Affairs. April: Bob Taft discusses stale gov. This was a very busy and rewarding year for the members of J.C,W.At F o I I o A o F.H.A. First: M. McConnaughley. Kt Wart'leld, K. Hunley, L. Kern, L, Hepler. Rt Gredig, R. Mason, T, Martin, M. Eisnaglet Second: T. Bobak, Tt Gest. P. Downs, L. Mills. T. Troyan, R. Jamcst B. Salycr. L. Powers. Third: R. Shaffen Tt chry. T Hall. Rt Bray, D. Braden. P. Ilardwick, Tt Vogelsang. D. Wcaven P. Stamper. Fourth: G. Krummen. J. Shelton. M Allen, S. Gosh, RV Dippong, C. Purcell, S. Wilson, M. Camele, Mrs. Blum. Fiflh: Mrs. Woodward, D. Hanson, T. Smith. B. Barrett, P. Ogden. N. Williams, D. Dole, R. Cookt Mrs. Davis. FtH.A. celebrated Halloween with a costume party and Christmas with a cookie baking contestt A service project For the needy was carried out at Eastcr. 72 Newspaper Staff First: J. Hanson, K. Schilling, S. Gill, B. Kuhn, D. Paolello, 1.. Price, C. Race. Second: S. Skowronski, G. Sutton, J. Hanson, J. Kieffer, B. Green, D. Miku1a,Mrs. Foster. Third: S. Beller, C. Hanson, L. Mesaros, S. Evans, P. Lytton, R. . Skowronski, R. Ziccardi. Fourth: T. Lynch, T. Hunsche, R. Taylor, K. Krick, L. Rice, S. Schneider. Pith: P. Williams, D. Gilker, L. Shell, K. Haynie, R. Hubbard, L. Randolph, D. Green. Sixth: K. Benton, R. Grethel, M. Perry, D. Roeper, C. Calcaterra. TIGER'S TONGUE EDITORIAL STAFF First: J. Hanson. Second: G. Sutton, J. Kieffer, S. Skowronski. Third: C. Hanson, K. Schilling, C. Race, R. Ziccardi. Fourth: L. Randolph, S. Evans, D- Roeper. C- Calcatenaa Kv Hawk Fifth: MIS- First: L. Mesaros. c. Evans, D. Gilker. Second: c. Foster. Salyer, J. Zuch, C. Hanson, J. Hanson. The 1977-78 TIGER'S TONGUE covered many school activities ranging from the reconstruction of the school to the ' 'king and queen candidates of the various dances. The TIGER'S TONGUE publishing expenses were taken care of by the sales during school and the money collected from the sale of advertisements. The staff puts out five issues of the TIGER'S TONGUE annually, the final issue always being the Senior Edition. The TIGER'S TONGUE staff put in a lot of hard work, but they enjoyed every minute of it. 73 ,5. Cheerleaders VARSITY FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS First: K. Niemi, L. Bales. Second: I. Holt, A. Lannom, S. Harker, J. Moldenhauer, K. Schilling, Not Pictured: P. Stigers. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL AND FOOTBALL CHEERIEADERS: First: K. Fuson, K. Niemi, L. Ashmore. Second: N. Earl, L. Bales, J. Ziccaxdi. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL AND BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS VIARSI'I'Y BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS First: C. Boike Second: K. Constable, K. Schilling, P. Fgrst: A. Lannom, Second: P. Sugers, J. Holt, B. Brogan, D. Constable, R. Sanders. Flelds. Third: V. Wood mascotL J. Moldenhauer. 78 2W Lu SOCCER CHEERlEADERS First: T. Cast, D. Harper, R. James. Second: P. Stamper, B. Green, L. Marggrander, B. Fields, K. Custer. WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS First: K. Schilling, L. Bales, C. Lang, Second: T. Caylor, T. Davis, J. Linder. Third: T. Jones. 79 80 Junior Varsity Football J.v. FOOTBALL First: R. Kenser, M. Cossentino, D. Richardson, J. Meadow, Second: R. Gaull, T. Minton, M. Grethel, M. Kingery, B. Williams. Thixd: R. DeYoung, C. Vinson, D. Heider, F. Gilbert, J. Jones. Fourth: boacheQ Mr. Radcliif. Mr. Evans. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM First: T. Cornell, J. Fatsey, R. Setty, C. Abenathy, T. McIntosh, J.Duve1ius Second: R. Patterson, M. Strand, J. Hawk, T. Sielcman, R. Pattezson. Thild: G. Olson, M. Bissman, K. Napier, M, Dews, S. Haynie, C. Johnson. Fourth: Mr. Harris, B. Collins, D. Pauley, R. Caudill, Mr. Haustermann. Varsity Football SENIOR NEWERS First K. Wolbers, D. Cossentjno, S. Baxter, R. Bobak, Second: R. Troyan, j. Anderson, T. King, J. Hope, G. Hardesty, Third: R. Ayers1 R. Minton, W. Kroener, J. Jolley, E. McClarty, G. Malott. 4.. 3L V; 5 11; VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM First: R. Ayers, R. Minton, K. Wolbers, D. Cossentino, S. Baxter, R. Bobak, G. Malott, E. McClarty. Second: W. Kroener, R. Troyan. J. Anderson, T. King, J. Hope, G. Hardesty, J. Jolley. Third: 8. Morris, J. Nahrup, M. Klemt, T. Zike, D. Wolbers, J. Schlueter, B. Furtwengler, D. Ioveland, wmanagerw S. Fuson. Fourth: R. Kenser, C. Vinson, R. Seldomridge, T. Davis, P. Engle, C. Calcaterra, M. Davidson, M. Cossentino, J. Meadors. Fifth: T. Minton, R. DeYoung, M. Kingery, M. Grethel, D. Heider, R. Gaull, F. Gilbert, J. Jones, D. Richardson, B. Williams. Sixth: Mr. Radcliff. Mr. Johnson, Mr. Hockman, Mr. Muething, Mr. Evans. COACH HOCKMAN In his first year as Varsity football coach at Loveland, Mr. Hockman boosted the Tigexs though the season with an overall record of 8- 1- 1 . They placed second in the E.H.L. , second in Region VIII and were ranked fourth statewide in Harbin ratings and eight by H.P. I . poll. Mr. Hoclcman was selected as a runner-up in Cincinnati Post ' 'Coach of the Year' ' award and was also chosen to coach the North- South All Star Team. 81 82 Soccer Team First: 3. Hatton, M. Steger, B. Wittwer, S. Conti, S. Jordahl, J. Hatton, T. Tran. Second: B. Lautenschlegar, C. Arthur, B. Cahal, I. Condom, C. Eifert, R. Baker, T. Snyder, B. Kuhn. Thixd; B. Kuhn, W. Adkins, R. Powell, M. Aucoin, M. Perry, C. Calcaterra, L. Cast, T. Lannom, S. Stiver, Mr. Friedmann . The Friedmann was the catalyst behind this year's varsity soccer team that helped them reach a second place finish in the E.H.L., with a greatly improved over-all record of 9-4-4. With this being a relatively new sport at L.H.H.S. , being in it's second year, his coaching efforts were well rewarded with the obvious improvement of the team. Golf Team GOLF TEAM First: T. Hester, M. LaFarge, J.Kieffer, K. Benton. Second: J. Vaughn, J. McMahon, Mr. Herbold, R. Grethel, A. Grethel. CROSS COUNTRY First: Mr. Lafata, S. Lynch, J. Jolley, G. Litteral, M. Gee. Second: R. Schult, T. Mensing, E. Strand, T. Helmintoller, G. Perry, F. Reese. 83 J.V. VOILEYBALL TEAM Fils't: C. Fitzpatrick, J. Linder, R. Durham. Second: R. DeHart, T. Vogelsang, G. Viox. Third: Mrs. Mihalik, J. Cobb, J. Bannister, L. Mihalik. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL TEAM Front: V. Viox, P. Bigham, J. Knuckles, L. Rajewski, Miss Gideon. Back: I. Holt, T. Viox, J. Holt. Girls' Basketball GIRLS BASKETBALL VARSITY CO- CAPTAINS Left to Right: B. Fiupatrick, V. Viox. JUNIOR VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM First: R. Durham, C. Earl, D. Klemt, K. Farris. Second: S. Cortright, L. Mihalik, J. Street, G. Viox, Third: 5. Butler, 1. Harness, L. Kroener, R. Whitaker, C. Fitzpatrick. VARSITY GIRLS' BASHTBALL TEAM First: D. Ross, J. Knuckles, T. Viox, P. Bigham. Second: B. Fitzpatrick, G. Viox, D. DeHart, T. Mihalik. Thild: Mrs. Mihalik, L. Brom, H. Sagraves, V. Viox, C. Smith, L. Helms. tmanaged 85 86 Varsity Basketball Ronnie Ayers VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Filst: R. Grethel, R. Ayers, T. King, S. Morris, D. Boley, T. Wolfram. Second: Mr. Harker, J. Anderson, J. Hope, W. Kroener, C. Calcaterra, D. Roeper, J. olle . . J y Seniors Joe Anderson Dean Roeper Walt Kroener Co-Captains CO- CAPTAINS Left to Right: J. Jolley, T. King. Coach Harker COACH HARKER Mr. Harker's basketball team compiled a 14-6 record this year to put the team second place in the E.H.L. for his final year of coaching. This season's wins brings the total to 151 games won during the fifteen years of Mr. Harker's coaching career here at Loveland. g 87 88 Basketball FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM First: B. Gordon, J. Haynes, C. Abernathy. Second: T. Siekman, R. Patterson, H. Begley, J. Hawk. Third: S. Slusher, J. Crisp, M. Dews, G. Olson. C. Meinhert, R. Setty JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBAIL TEAM First: B.Wi11iams, R. Ayers, T. Lang,J. Meadors, M. Kingery, M. Grethel. Second: R. Gaull, J. Caudell, S. Ernst, J. Baumann, P. Engel, j. Jolley, S. Slusher. Key Club Basketball Left to Right: K. Benton, Coach Morris, T. Davis . KEY CLUB BASKETBALL TEAM First: T. Davis, K. Benton, M. Perry, I. Schlueter, J. McMahon. Second: Mr. Koppert, M. Steger, K. Shoemaker,R. Grethel, S. Stiver, 5. Morris. Junior Varsity Wrestling First: H. Stevens, D. Brooks, J. Thomas, M. Punion, S.Jo:dah1,J. Knuckles, P. French. Second: D. Boyd, M. Schaub, D. Pelfrey, T. McIntosh, J. Fatsy, T. Cornell, D. Richardson. Third: Mr. Johnson, B. Slusher, H. Ostendorf, K. Napier, D. Heider, D. Whitley, M. Strand, D. Litteral. Fourth: M. Woods, R. Kenser, T. Lynch, R. DeYoung1 M. Gee, S. Haynie, R. Weatherly. Fellowship Of Christian Athletes x1 First: T. Lannom, C. Vinson, B. Furtwengler, M. OFFICERS Klemt, B.Wi11iams, A. Wiltse, K. Benton. Second: First: D. Roeper, Mr. Hockman, J. Schluetert S. Moms, G. Wagner, R. Troyan, D. Roeper, Mr. Second: R. Troyan, C. Calcaterra. Hockman, C. Calcaterra, J. Schlueter, K. Roeper. Third: J. McMahon, M. Grethel, J. Jolley, D. Loveland, M. Davidson, J. Jolley, C. Calcaterra, R. Grethel, M. Perry, G. Olsen, T. Davis. 89 90 Varsity Wrestling First: D. Tienken, S. Comi, S. Fuson, 5. Peak, T. Zike, D. Wolbers, S. Baxter, B. DeHart. Second: Mr. Berkoff, D. Cossent'mo, K. Wolbers, R. Bobak, R. Troyan, G. Wagner, 1. Wright. In his fifth year of coaching Loveland's Varsity e Wrestlers, Mr. Berkoff rallied his team on to an excellent exhibition of sportsmanship and quality performance. The Loveland Wrestler's ended the year with a 6-1-1 dual meet record and also captured first in E.H.L. , first in the Sectionals, first in the District and ninth in the State Tournament. Mr. Berkoff received the Cincinnati Post AA Wrestling ' 'Coach of the Year for his Outstanding effort in coaching. Sophomores Juniors D. Wolbers, T.Zike, s. First: S. Fuson, S. Conti. Second: Peak. Seniors First: G. Wagner, S. Baxter, B. DeHart, Second: D. Cossentino, K. Wolbers, R. Bobak, R. Troyan. 91 TennB Team CAPTAINS: K. Shoemaker, N. Rockwood. Fixst: B. Cabal, J. Back, J. Hatton, N. Rockwood, T. Tran, M. Steger. Second: Mr. Wood, S. Stiver, J. Vaughn, E. Strand, T. McCoy, K. Shoemaker, B. Wittwer, Mr. Herbold. Not Pictured: L. Randolph. VARSITY First: 8. Hansen, D. Golliher. Second: T. Helmintoller, B. Furtwengler, R. Haas, S. Lynch, T. like, B. Williams, F. Reese, S. Conti, B. . . ENI RWERS Kuhn, Thnd: Mr. Radchff, G. Perry, D. Eastham, 18711151291... Golliher D. Eastham K. S. Chasteen, D. Pierce, B. Franklin, K. Wolbels, Wolbers Second- ,L Cast J , C. Meinhart, T. Golliher, B. Ryan, Mr. LaFata. Andersm; B R An IR ngafk R. Fourtth. Smith,M.K1emt,T.Davis,R.Bobak, Tm an , Y , ' , L. Cast, J. Anderson, R. Troyan, B. Marsh, R. y ' Seldomridge. jUNIOR VARSITY First: T. McIntosh, D. Heider, S. Cassell, F. Johnson. Second: Mr. Radcliff, T. Snyder, H. Stevens, R. Shock, R. Weatherly, Mr. LaFata. Third: J. Bunnell, J. Hanson, S. Baumann, R. DeYoung, R. Caudell, C. Vinson. J. Baumanm, M. Gee, D. Palfrey. 92 Girls' Softball Senior First: P. Bingham, J. Holt, L. Moldenhauer, J. Knuckles, J. Street, J. Lindner, S. Slusher, P. Brogan. Second: 1.. Miller, S. Harker, J. Lindner, 1.. Mihalik, L. Kroener, D. Schreiber, L. Rajewski, J. Holt, D. Ross, Mrs. Mihalik. . Girls' Track L. Rajewsld and Ms. Mihalik Senior First: M. Golliher, C. Johnson, B. Wilson, G. Henderson, D. Klemt. Second: C. Boike, B. Malott, M. Neff, D. Mulcare, T. Troyan, T. S. Evans and Mr. Berkoff Everhart, M. Carson, K. Grande, R. DeHart. Third: K. Terry, C. Earl, T. Smith, J. Driscoll, Mr. Berkoff, M. Berchtold, H. Treat, S. Evans, K. Constable, R. James. 93 94 Varsity Baseball First: G. Neff, T. Taylor, R. Minton, T. Morick, R. Ayers, J. Kieffer, E. McClarty. Second: K. Custer, S. Morris, J. Schlueter, J. McMahon, R. Grethel, J. Jolley, G. Handesty, T. King, T. Wolfram, Mr. Hirsch, B. Fields. CO-CAPTAINS: R. Ayers, R. Minton. Seniors J.V. Baseball First: J. Crisp, J. Haines, D. Green, T. Lang, S. First: T. Taylor, R. Minton, T. Morick, R. Ayers, J. Kieffer, Second: Mr. Hirsch, R. Gthl.11G.I-Iard T. EA Conti. Second: K. Fuson, M. Kingery, G. Polissini, M?C12rt7y'! Jo ey, esty, ng, R. Gau11,Mr. Evans, M. Grethel, R. Ayers, H. Begley, N. Earl. A Sporting Year 96 Football First: anorable mentionh R. Bobak, P. Engle, T. Davis, T. King. Second: Gwnorable mentiom: G. Hardesty, R. Mjnton, J. Jolley, C. Calcaterra. Third tAll-E.H.LJ: R. Ayers Hhird team All-Ohjo, First team Southwest District, filst team All-City, Post-honorable mention, Enquirer All- CityL R. Troyan Him team All-Ohio, Associated Press- honorable mention All-Ohio, first team Southwest District, first team All-City, Post player of the year, first team All- City Enquirerh E. McClarty, G. Malott Becond team Southwest District, fitst team All-City Pom . Soccer First: B. Ryan Mll-E.H.LJ, C. Eiffert Ukll- E.H.LJ. Second: M. Steger monorable mention All-E.H.L. , J. Condon monorable mention A11- E.H.LJ Third: C. Calcaterra A11-E.H.L., honorable mention A11 - Citw . Basketball Volleyball And Basketball First: T- King tAH-EH-LJ- Secoad: D- Roeper Left to Right: V. Viox tVolleyball-All-E.H.L., wonorable menfnon A11 E-H-LQ Third: J- Jolley Basketball-All E.H.L. , and Honorary Captain, second Mll-F-H-L- a fIIrst teary All-Clty Post. hongrable team All-City Post, honorable mention All-City menuon All-Clty Enqmrer. honorable menuon All- Enquireu, B. Fi1zpatrick' m11-E.H.L. -Basketbalh. Stata , C. Calcaterra Ghonorable mention All- E.H.LJ Honors Wrestling Ron Troyan E.H.L. Runner-Up, Sectional Runner-Up, District Runner-Up, State Champ, First Team All- City Post, First Team All-City Enquirer, East-West All Star TeamJ S. Lynch mmss Country R. Troyan M11 E.H.L. , - A11 E.H.L., Track - District Qualifier All E.H.LJ Track And Cross Country Front: S. Peak UE.H.L. ChampL Second: R. Bobak US.H.L. Chamm, S. Baxter Ui.H.L. Champ, Sectional Champ, District Qualifier. East-West All Star Team . Third: K. Wolbers UE.H.L. Champ, Sectional Runner-Up, District Champ, State Qualifier, First Team All-City Post, Second Team All- City Enquirer, East-West All Star Tearm , T. Zike GLHJ. Champ, Sectional Champ, Distict Champ, State Qualifier, First Team All-City Post, Honorable Mention All-City Enquire$ , D. Wolbers E.H.L. Champ, Third Place Sectionals, District Runner-Up, State Qualifier, First Team All-City Post, Second Team AJl-City Enquirerh S. Hansen 03.14.12. Champ, Sectional Champ, District Champ, State Qualifier,First Team All-City Post, First Team All-City Enquirer. M. Klemp A11E.H.L., District Qualifie10 B.Wi11iamHA11E.I-I.L., District Qualifien 97 l meSEUwQ Arriving early that morning in late August, we began to lay the groundwork for a new year. We crossed over the bridge and passed through opened doom, setting a procedure which would be continued daily. However, with each crossing, with each opened door, time passed as we gradually constructed the 1977-78 school year, building higher and higher until all time was behind us; we reached the top. gag, ,, 5:. K lends . Every step of the way was spent with our fr We began by building pride in our school, among our classes, and in our own selves. Pep assemblies highlighted Friday afternoonS. Kevin Wolbers won the ' 'Leg's Contest' ' sponsored by the Freshmen. Being conscious of equal rights, each class presented its own squad of male cheerleaders. The Juniors received the honor of being the most vivacious, agile and stunning in appearance. Competition continued between the classes with an exceptionally exciting year of building Homecoming floats, which centered around the theme of Songs' ' . 'I'he Freshman captured first with their portrayal of ' 'Rocky' ' . The seniors followed in second with Could It Be Magic? Third was won by the sophomores with ' 'Anu'cipation' ' . Juniors came in fourth with ' 'Looks Like We Made It. Following the float contest, the 1977-78 Homecoming Queen was crowned. Candidates were Sherri Eckert, Carol Grainger, Deanna Hardwick, Amy Lannom, Julie Moldenhauer, and Kim Niemi. The excitement built up until Julie Moldenhauer was named this year's Homecoming Queen. Last year's Queen, Karen Igo, relinquished her crown and presented Julie with roses. Finishing touches made the evening complete with a 29-20 victory over Deer Park. The Following night, Oct. 1 , the Homecoming dance, sponsored by the Student Council and Senior Class, was held in the high school dining room. The main event was the crowning of Tim Taylor as Homecoming King. The other candidates included Chris Calcaterra, Joe Hope, Tony King, Ron Minton, and Ron Troyan. 104 Though the school year was constructed around that which the students regarded as work, there were still times of laughter, times of sharing and times of fun. One such time was Halloween when classes were visited by ghouls and goblins, rustlers and robots - all encountexs of the third kind. The next unusual visitor to our school appeared' ' in the form of an invisible rabbit when the Drama Club presented HARVEY on November 10 and 12. The audience became enchanted and the auditorium resounded with laughter, for who could help but fall in love with a gigantic rabbit as debonair as Harvey, even if he was invisible! 107 December arrived . . . cold and brisk on the outside, but warm and cuddly on the inside . Our It's Academic Team-captain Gerri Sutton, Angela Allen, Kevin Benton, and alternate Steve Cutter-appeared on Channel 48. The Senior Class held its second annual tum- about ChrisUnas dance on Dec. 17. Candidates for Mr. and Miss Claus were Lynda Moldenhauer, and Andy Wilma, Lisa Bales and Chris Vinson, Sharon Mikula and Andy Grethel, and Deanna Hardwick and Tim Taylor. Deanna and Tim won, receiving Christnas caps and giant candy canes which should last them Lmtil next season! The LHHS Drama Club and Music Department presented Joy on Dec. 19 in celebration of the coming holidays, while Operation Jinglebells spread good cheer throughout the community. Then the balls were empty for Christmas vacation had arrived. As 1977 ticked away its last remaining seconds, we looked with eagerness towards the new year and what it would bring. Classes went back in session, however, not to stay opened for long, as it began to snow and snow and snow! Numerous snow days and times delays put a halt in the school year. leaving everything in shambles. However, classes resumed as soon as possible, picking up the pieces where they had left off , and the year was back in full swing. Books were dug out of the bottoms of lockers as everyone prepared for semester exams . Extra curricular activities provided a respite from the monotony of those dreary days. Sock hops sponsored by NHHS followed weekend basketball games. The Key Club presented a successful Sweethearts' Ball on February 11 , in celebration of Saint Valentine's Day. Those crowned Sweethearts were juniors Sharon Milcula and Craig Calcaterra. Pep assemblies provide flair as the Seniors celebrated Senior Week, underclassmen bowed low in ' 'Oh Queen, Oh Queen, ' ' and Tommy Lang was Loveland's winner of the ' 'Sure Shot contest with the most number of baskets . and a time to dream. ix 114 Spring is a time for dreams to come true; a time for visions to near completion; 3 time for writing love letters in the sand. Kim Kryck hosted Jenny DeFilippi, an exchange student from Guayaquil , Equador. Athletes and cheerleaders were recognized for their dedication and ability during the Winter Sports Awards Night on April 1 . Eight seniors, accompanied by Mr. Dickmann, attended breakfast at Convention Center in order to hear Henry Kissinger speak. Mr. Herbold took four science students to Ohio State University for Engineer's Day. Annuals went on sale . The Drama Club presented their own version of Spring' ' at the Heritage Fair and for the school during lunch. Seniors suffered through projects with hope that Graduation would soon arrive . 11S 116 We reluctantly bid farewell to old time friends as they walked out the door in search of their own vocation. Some students chose to attend Live Oaks; while others went to Scarlet Oaks. They studied horticulture, broadcasting, or graphics. They spent their days rebuilding engines, typing dictation, or caring for animals. With determination, they worked and they learned, to return with a career that will last them a lifetime. . 2,55?! lg 3g, 2 r; FKFKKKKK 115.3 344 SsangaiNRnh ; , .. ,Q ., v.., , l Those Juniors and Seniors who held their grade average above a 3.0 Were recognized during the National Honor Society Spring Tapping on March 10. Those tapped were Seniors Sharon Breitung, Cindy Peters, Dean Roeper, Dorothy White and Tammy Williams. Juniors included Stephanie Beller, Eric Bradley, Annajane Carr, Lucy Cossent'mo, Kathy Custer, Carol Dole, Gary Epperhart, Bret Furtwengler, Debbie Gest, Mike Girbert, Beth Green, Debbie Harper, Todd Hutchinson, Gary Jacobs, Maurice LaFarge, Brent Lautenschlegar, Laurie Marggrander, Jeff McMahon, Lisa Mesams, Kim Moore, Lisa Pent, Jeff Porter, Lori Price, Connie Race, Lisa Richardson, Debbie Ross, Nancy Ryan, Kim Schilling, Jeff Schlueter, Kent Shoemaker, Tim 'I'halheimer, Russell Weatherby, Jim Vaughn and Jim Willittes. Every school has its share of students who continue to work diligently, giving 150th of their time and effort in order to construct an outstanding school year. Seven of these students were chosen to represent LHHS at Buckeye Boys' State and Buckeye Girls' State . They were Bret Furtwengler, Brent Lautenschlager, Kent Shoemaker, Carole Dole, Debbie Harper, Kim Schilling and Rose Ziccardi. Those chosen to attend Operation Youth were Mike Cirbert, Shelly Harker, Laurie Marggrander, Jeff McMahon, Sharon Mikula, Connie Race and Jeff Schlueter. The Cincinnati Rotary Club chose Craig Calcaterra, Beth Green, Lisa Richardson and Nathan Rockwood to attend their government seminar in the fall. Eight of our juniors and seniors are to be commended for the fine job they did as Teen Counselors at the Junior High. They were Beth Fields, Ed McClarty, Chris Hanson, Bret Furtwengler, Cheryl Grischy, Kent Shoemaker, Tim Taylor, and Rose Ziccardi. This program was newly initiated in the Loveland School System this year. The Seventh Annual Awards and Recognition Programs took place on May 4 and May 25. The first evening consisted of leadership, achievement, service and scholarship awards such as the Great Oak Vocational Education Awards, recognition of office aides and the presentation of scholarship pins. The second evening included awalds which recognized the different clubs and school service groups, those with perfect attendance , those participating in the Ohio Scholastic Achievement Tests, and the numerous scholarships and honors received by seniors. Seventeen students from LHHS Industrial Arts Department entered projects in the areas of wood working, metal working and drafting for competiubn at the Ohio State Industrial Arts Convention. Seven of these students received nine awards of merit. The winning students included: Steve Baumann, Carl Eifert, Joe Zinnecker, Bob Campbell, Dave Boley, Ron DeYoung, and Mike Pierce. -ftm , Q19 Having slapped on the make up, curled the hair and dressed in flowing gowns, The girls were ready. Their escorts arrived, attired in tuxes, tails and top hats, some even included matching gloves and canes. It was May 6 and the junior-Senior Prom was finally here ! After pinning on corsages and taking millions upon millions of pictures, everyone was ready to go. We arrived at the Oasis to mingle around the fountain with over 300 people who were already present. At 8:00 p.m. , Kent Shoemaker, the Junior Class President, gave an official welcome, as Cheryl Grischy, Senior Class president, led in giving grace. Then dinner was served. As tables were being cleared, pictures were taken of each couple by the photographers. The dancing then began with music provided by ' 'Back Tracks' ' who played a fine assortment of slow music and rock-n-roll. Coronation took place at 11:00 1: .m. Candidates for queen were Sherri Eckert, Carol Grainger, Deanna Haxdwick, Amy Lannom, Julie Moldenhauer and Kim Niemi. Candidates for king were Ed McClarty, Ron Minton, Dean Roeper, Tim Taylor, Ron Troyan and Mark Washbum. Last year's king and queen, Larry Schildemeyer and Roxanne Zike , returned to crown Ron Minton and Deanna Hardwick as the 1978 prom king and queen. Everyone then danced to the theme, ' 'We May Never Pass This Way Again. ' ' The evening swiftly drew to a close at midnight. After activities took place at Princeton Bowl. Graduation 1978 Having laid the beams and crossbeams, we began to finish construction of the 1977-1978 school ear. All of the laughter, al of the tears, climaxed into that final phase of completion for graduation had arrived. Having held Baccalaureate on the previous Sunday, the Class of 1978 reunited on Wednesday, May 31 , for its last official time together, clad in shades of powder and navy blue caps and gowns . As we walked down to the processional of Pomp and Circumstance, blinldng back the tears and steadying the shaking arm, our graduation and commencement began. The Invocation was given by Father Joseph Robinson, followed with opening remarks by Mr. Ron DeWitt and the Senior Class Profile by Dr. Charles Waple. The Commencement Address was delivered by Mr. Gerald N. Springer, Mayor of Cincinnati. Cheryl Grischy and Stephen Cutter were recognized as the Valedictorian and Salutatorian , respectively . The Loveland Board of Education proudly presented the Class of 1978 with their diplomas, which were then accepted with a turn of the tassel by Cheryl Grischy, president of the Senior Class . With a final blessing of the benediction by the Reverend Mike Petty, the Class of 1978 set forth to discover a new life. Today we reached the end. Where will tomorrow take us? What Will we do? There will be new beginnings - new bridges to cross and more doors to pass through, new dreams to dream and more visions to complete - as we leave our ' 'footprints in the sands of time . By Cheryl Grischy 9:.ll-iu'vz-9w1..4:::;mg.-?w-- Edwizii'WIswmm iharnu'?hcrnljl Immvmufiunng - szrAplenw . ; . . .- ,4 ....... V : , w 1 Valedictorian Salutatorian Cheryl Grischy Steve Cutter The Yearbook Staff THE PEOPLE RESPONSIBLE EDITORIAL BOARD Seated: Carol Grainger, Amy Lannom, Sixth period meant play, Carol Grainger Chery Grischy, Ch 1 G - h - - study read wander the halls and Julie Moldenhauer sorted Stairging H3313; hgit?d1:lniga::; LaggiaISft'ton 1egi1i;nate1;1, and work on the pictures, ident-ified faees, Bill Lyldns, Ron Grethel M; Foster Vicici yearbook for Amy Lannom, tracked down mformatmn, Viox, and Pam Bishop. ' h Gerri Sutton, Jud Kieffer, Vicki Viox, Lori Bales, and fetched coffee, ran errands, Ron Grethel. and typed each morning. x - :r h e -; Our photographer, Lee ' 'Type, type, type went Lori Bales Page layout was designed by Jud The art was the work of Tim Randolph, wore many and Sandy Skomnski. Kieffer. 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