Loveland High School - Lohian Yearbook (Loveland, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1980 volume:

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Superintendent of Schools Administrative Assistant Dr. Charles Waple Mr. Barclay Gesx ivgnergyv Board of Education: Row 1; Mrs. Elliott, Mr. Rockwood, Dr, Waple. Row 2; Mr. Strecker, MrV Vinson, Mr. Young, ML Ramsey. 61 Administration Mr. Robert Wagner Director of Student Affairs Mr. Ronald DeWitt Principal Loveland Hurst High School -mau : agga Mr. Charles Schmidt Assistant Principal Administrationl7 MONDAY'S CHILD IS FAIR OF FACE, Tuesd grace, ay s child is full of Wednesday's child makes laughter flow, Thursday's child has far to 90: Friday's child is loving and giving, Saturdays child works hard for its living, The child that is born on the Sabbath day is bonny and blithe, gay. and good and MARY P. ERNSTING. Guid- ance Counselor; Miami Univer- sity, B.S.; University of Cincin- nati, M.Ed.; Senior Class Advi- sor, National Honor Society Advisor; 13 yrs. at Loveland. 8 l Faculty MR. DAVID HARRIS. Psychol- ogy, Matter Energy and Ma- chines, Earth and Liie Science. Geology, Chemistry; Bluffton College, BA; Junior Class Ad- visor, Freshman Football Coach; 3 yrs. at Loveland. MR. MARK SHERMAN. Zoo- logy and Botany, Physiology, Ocean Air and Water; Xavier University, 8.8.; University of Cincinnati, M.Ed.; Senior Class Adviser, Chess Club Sponsor; 9 yrs. at Loveland. MR. DENNIS JOHNSON. Math II. Algebra I: University of Cin- cinnati, B.S.; Xavier University, M.Ed.; Junior Class Adviser, Football Coach, Basketball Coach; 8 yrs. at Loveland. MR. DARYL RADCLIFF. Indus- ' trial Arts Survey, Metals, Offset Photography; Miami Universi- ty. 8.8.; Freshman Class Advi- sor, Assistant Junior Varsity Football Coach; 4 yrs. at Love- land. MR. RICHARD DICKMANN. American Government; Han- over College, B.S.; Miami Uni- versity, M.Ed.; Adviser to Ju- nior Council on World Affairs; 20 yrs. at Loveland. MR. DONALD LYNN. Microbi- ology, Ocean Air and Water, Geology; Ohio University, 8.3.; Xavier University, M.Ed.; Soph- omore Class Advisor; 12 yrs. at Loveland. MR. CARMEN DAVIDSON Health, Physical Education 10; Cumberland College, Bis Xa- vier University, M.Ed.; Senior Class Advisor, Head Basket- ball Coach; 15 yrs. at Love- land, MRS. GRAYCE VERMILLION Special Education; Murray State University, B.S.; Fresh- man Class Advisor; 2 yrs at Loveland. Monday's child is fair of face, TUESDAY'S CHILD IS FULL OF GRACE, Wednesday's child makes laughter flow, Thursdayts child has far to go, MR, DAVID HIRSCH General Business, Dollars and Sense, Typing II, Office Practice; Uni- versity of Cincinnati, 8.8.; Sen- ior Class Advisor, Golf Coach; 11 yrs. at Loveland. t i? t, as ,1 t , 4 MR. JOHN KING Shorthand I, Personal Typing, Typing ll; Uni- versity of Cincinnati. B.S.; Sophomore Class Advisor; 13 yrs. at Lovelandi Survey, Woods; Miami Univer- sity, B.S.; Sophomore Class Advisor; 2 yrs. at Loveland. 's MR. JEFF STILL Industrial Arts MR. JAMES POE Arts Survey, Furniture Design, Technical Drawing, Residential Housing, Technical Illustration; Industrial Morehead University, 818.; Sophomore Class Adviser; 13 yrs. at Loveland. Friday's child is loving and giving, Saturdayis child works hard for its living, The child that is born on the Sabbath day is bonny and blithe. and good and gay. 431$ '. J MR. ROBERT KAEMMERER Band; Ohio State University, BS; University of Cincinnati, M.Ed.; Freshman Class Advi- sor; Co-Chairman Stage Band; 1 yr. at Loveland. MR. ROBERT KOPPERT Guid- ance Counselor; Wooster Col- lege, B.A.. Ohio State Universi- ty, M.A.; Freshman Class Advi- sor, National Honor Society; 4 yrs. at Loveland. Facunle Monday's child is fair of face, Friday's Child is loving and giving, Tuesday's child is full of grace, Saturday's child works hard for its living, WEDNESDAYiS CHILD MAKES LAUGHTER The child that is born on the Sabbath day is FLOW, bonny and blithe, and good and Thursdays has far to go, gay. MRS. BEVERLY MIHALIK Physical Edu- cation 10; Wilmington Coiiege, B.S.; Sen- ior Class Adviser, Girls' Soccer Coach; 15 yrs. at Loveland. MR. FRED GOOSEMAN Instrumental Sections; University of Cincinnaii, B.SV; Cincinnati College of Music, MA; 32 yrs. at Loveland. MRS. ELAINE WHIPPLE English 9; Unii versity of Cincinnaii, B.A.; Senior Class Advisor; 20 yrs. at Loveland. MR. JOHN CONLEY Plane Geometry; MRS. WiNiFRED CAiFiNS Composition, Morehead State University, 8.8.; Senior American Literature; Miami University, Ciass Advisor; 7 yrs. at Loveland. B.A.; TYRO Sponsor; 12yrs. at Loveland. iOl Faculty MRS. AVIS WOODWARD Singles' Living, Family Living, Child Developmem, Home Decorating; Iowa State University, 8.8.; Sophomore Class Advisor, FHA Advisor; 11 yrs. at Loveland. MRS. JANIS CHRISTIANSON Algebra I; Alverno College, B.A.; Sophomore Class Advisor; 2 yrs. at Love1and. MRS. LOIS CLAUSEN Business Math, Accounting, 1, II, Activities and Accounts Clerk; Ball State University, BS; Junior Class Advisor; 12 yrs. at Loveland. MR. GARY WOOD Math ll, Algebra II, Trigonometry, College Prep Math; Ander- son College, 8.3.; Freshman Class Advi- sor, Tennis Assistant, Volleyball Coach; 4 yrs. at Loveland. f' MR. ROGER MUETHING Algebra I, Driver Education, Driver Training, Intramural Di- rector; Eastern Kentucky University, BS, Xavier University, M.Ed.; Assistant Varsity Football Coach, District Director; 11 yrs. at Loveland. Factul11 Monday's child is fair of face, Tuesday's child is full of grace, Wednesdays child makes laughter flow, THURSDAY'S CHILD HAS FAR TO GO, Friday's child is loving and giving, Saturdays child works hard for its living, The child that is born on the Sabbath day is bonny and blithe, and good and QaY- MR. DAN UREAR Driver Training, Driver Education; Indiana State University, 38., Indiana University, M.Ed.; Senior Class Advisor; 14 yrs. at Loveland. MR. JEFFREY BERKOFF Ancient and Medieval History, Modern History, Ameri- can History; University of Cincinnati, B.S.; Junior Class Advisor, Head Wrestling Coach; 7 yrs. a1 Loveland. MRS. AVERY FOSTER College Prep Lit- etature, College Prep Composition, American Literature, Sociology; Miami University, B.A., Vanderbilt University, M.A.; Sophomore Class Advisor, Advisor to TIGER'S TONGUE and LOHIAN: 17 yrs. at Loveland. MRS. JANE MARGRAF Spanish I, II, III; Miami University, 88.; Junior Class Advi- sor, Cheerleader Advisor, Spanish Club Sponsor; 4 yrs. at Loveland. MRS. PHYLLIS BISHOP Fantasy and Sci- ence Fiction. Communication Arts, Com- position, English 10; Cumberiand College, B.S., Murray State, M,Ed,; Freshman Class Advisor; 15 yrs. at Loveland. 1 2 l Faculty Mondays child is fair of face, Tuesday's child is full of grace, Wednesdays child makes laughter flow, Thursday's child has far to go, FRIDAY'S CHILD IS LOVING AND GIVING, SaturdayS child works hard for its living, The child that is born on the Sabbath day is bonny and blithe, and good and 98V- MISS WANDA DEBRA American History, Middle East and Africa, Asia Old and New; University of Cincinnati, B.S.; Junior Advisor; 14 yrs at Loveland. MR JERRY CONN Graphics, Industrial Arts Survey, Offset Photography; More- head University. 8.8.; 11 yrs; m Loveland ; MRS. KATHLEEN GROSSHEIM English 9, English 10; Edgecliff College, BA; Drama Club Sponsor; 9 yrs at Loveland MR. KEN HOCKMAN Physical Education 10; Cumberland College, 88,, Xavier Uni- versity, M.Ed.; Freshman Class Advisor, Head Foo1ball Coach. Junior Varshy Baseball Coach; 5 yrs. at Loveland. MRS, BARBARA DAVIS Home Econom- ics I and II, Creative Clothing; Miami Uni- versity, 38., MA; Sophomore Class Ad- visor, FHA Sponsor; 8 yrs. at Loveland. MR. TOM MIHALIK Health. Advanced Physical Education, Home Mechanics; Wilmington College, 8.8., Xavier UniverFi- ty, M A ; Senior Class Advisor; 20 yrs. at Loveland. Faculty! 13 MR JOHN RAINES English 9, English 12; Morehead University, BA; Senior Class Advisor; 11 yrs. at Loveland. MRS. PAMELA FISHER Home Econom- ics I and II, Creative Foods; Purdue Uni- versity, 8.8.; Sophomore Class Advisor, FHA Sponsor; 2 yrs. at Loveland. MR. STEVE HERBOLD Chemistry, Phys- ics, Ecology; University of Cincinnati, B.S., M.B.A,; Junior Class Advisor, Ten- nis Coach, Soccer Coach; 7 yrs. at Love- land. 14l Faculty MRS. VIRGINIA REYNOLDS Basic Draw- ing, Arts Crafts and Advertising, Ceram- ics and Macrame, Painting and Sculpture; University of Kentucky. B.A., University of Cincinnati, M.A.; Freshman Class Advi- sor, Art Club Advisor; 4 yrs. at Loveland. MR. RONALD BIVENS Math I. Algebra II, College Prep Math, Trigonometry, Ad- vanced Math; Morehead State University. 83., Xavier University M,A.; Sophomore Class Advisor; 15 yrs. at Loveland. Mondayis child is fair of face, Tuesday's child is full of grace, Wednesday's child makes laughter flow, Thursdayis child has far to go, Fridayis child is loving and giving. SATURDAY'S CHiLD WORKS HARD FOR ITS LIVING, The child that is born on the Sabbath day is bonny and biithe, and good and gay. MR. CHARLES LAFATA American Histo- ry, Economics: University of Cincinnati, B.S., Xavier University, MA; Head Coach of Track and Cross Country; 6 yrs. at Lovelandt MR. CHARLES LEMON Physical Geogra- phy, Human Geography; Ohio State Uni- versity, 8.8.; Junior Class Advisor; 9 yrs. at Loveland. MR. NICK PICCIANO English 10: Athe- naeum of Ohio B.M., Xavier University, M.Ed.; 23 yrs. at Loveland, MRS. JEAN LEMON Ocean Air and Wa- ter, Geology, Astronomy; Miami Universi- ty, B.A.; Junior Class Advisor, Pep Club Advisor; 9 yrs. at Lovelandt MR. AMOS FRIEDMANN German I, II, III, French i, II; University of Cincinnati, BA, 38.; Freshman Class Advisor, German Club Sponsor. French Club Sponsor, Fencing Club Sponsor; 4 yrs. at Loveiand. Facultyl 15 uh: LINDA W. SLUSHER Librarian; Wilming ton College, B.A., Xavier University, M.Ed.; Freshman Class Advisor; 15 yrs. at Loveland. MRS. CAROL COLCLASURE Guidance Counselor; Miami University. 8.8., Xavier University, M.Ed.; Freshman Class Advi- ser; 2 yrs. at Loveland. 16l Faculty Monday's child is fair of face, Tuesdays child is full of grace, Wednesday's child makes laughter flow, Thursday's child has far to go, Friday,s child is loving and giving, Saturday's child works hard for its living, THE CHILD THAT IS BORN ON THE SABBATH DAY IS BONNY AND BLITHE, AND GOOD AND GAY. MISS ROSELLA REYNOLDS Typing I; Cumberland College, 8.8., Xavier Univer- sity, M.Ed.; 16 yrs. at Loveland. MRS. CAROL BARNARD English 9, Speech, Drama; University of Cincinnati. 38.; Junior Class Advisor. Drill Team Ad- visor; 8 yrs. at LovelandA MRS. MARJORIE HENDERSON Vocal Music; Denison University. B.S.; 7 yrs. at Loveland. Secretary Mrs. Maire Secretary Attendance Office Secretary Guidance Office Mrs. Helmintoller Library Mrs. Seikman Secretary Secretary Main Ofiice Main Office Mrs. Tracy Mrs. Mitchell Custodians COOkS . Mr Smlth and Mr Wright Mrs C9x Mrs. Dllday, Mrs. Mathena, Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. Shurts. Missing from picture, Mrs. Neumann. Servicew 17 I 1 '3 gr LJ' .-.-: unn ncrflmx unn- :ernnmp-L ADUNES OUTSIDE OF SHADED GRAPH AREA EVEN PAGES ONLY 42, l. 61 COPY 501mm NOTES: 7 3h x 10 V2 :SSIGNED a WRITTEN VRMSF REED ADVISOR'S 2NITlALS : EDITOR'S WNVTIALS ?AGE V0 J JOSTEN'$' AMERiCAN V 7?: x 10 32?? 2.1ER 1510: c! SHADED r 362 NO TYPE OR HEADLINES OUTSWE OF SHAOED GRAPH AREA .L-. ODD PAGES ONLY U, 3, PHOTOGRAPHS .-; , '2: w; 3;. COPY EDITOR'S nous: assmzo T I i ' ASSXGNED 3 um 1 1r WRITTEN : RECENED J I A TRANSFERRED : ADVISORS INITIALS EDHOR'S iNmALS .- PAGE NO. .- PRIHYED m U.S.A. FDRM Xulll '38 Class Of 1983 Kneeling: Barb Haverkos, Treasurer; Standing: Teresa Young, President; Donny Blain, Vice-Presidem; Kelly McMahon, Secretary. Ackerman, Gary Adkins, Lynnelte Albrecht, Jeff Alford, Tina Amos, Cindy Anderson, Molly Armstrong, Keith Ashmore, Jeff Banta, Sue Bartram, Gail Baston, Keith Bauer. Tim Baugher, Lori Baumann, Jim Beamer, Todd Bear, Rhonda Belew, Sally Bentkey, Monica Biegert, Jenny Binegar, John Blain, Donnie Boggs, Arthur Boggs, Gerald Boyd, RandaH Brogan, Betsy Brown, Eugene Bruegging. Richard Bryant, Dwight Bryson, Deborah Campben, Corwyn Cannon, Lisa Caudell, Debbie Caylor, Paige Clark, Lee Coffinbarger, Tina Cole, Birtha Cole. Jim Conover. Eric Cook. David Corneluis, Cleveland Craig, Mike Craig. Pam Daleiden Michael Davis, Ronald Dede, David DeHart, Dawn DeYoung, Susie Dority, Denise Dority, Diane Dunn, Kimberly Dusebout, Bruce Earl, John Eifert, Sandra Elledge. Leigh Ann Epperhart, Mike Evans, Jacqueline Fath, Robert Faul, Brian Fitch, Bette Fitzpatrick. Maureen Fletcher, Matt Floyd, William Foster, Shana Fuson, Sandy Fussner, Jackie Gee. Candy Freshmewz1 221Freshmen Gel, Deborah George, Angie Gilker, Jeffrey Gilliam, Sandra Glass, Tony Golliker, Theresa Gordon, Bill Graham, Erin Grove, Caroline Gulley, Cheryl Hall, Amy Handel, Craig Hansen, David Hartle, Noel Hatton, Richard Haverkos, Barb Hawk, Chris Hayes. Scott Hekner, Scott Herndon, Peggy Hering, Anthony Hess, Mark Hickhman, Greg Hill, Douglas Hill, Victor Hockman, Kelly Hoctor, Melinda Holden, Karen Hord, Jeff Hughes. Kenneth Humm, Tanya Hunsche, Amy Hunter, Beth Ann Hurd, Michael Hutchinson, Jacquie Hutson, Joseph lgo, Lisa Jackson, Jeanette Jagoditz, Mike Janser, Mike Johnson, Troy Johnson, Wayne Jones, Arthur Jordahl. Julie King. Shelley Kramer, Rhonda Kroener, Kim Krummen, John Kuhling, Susan Kuhn. Paul Ladd. Patty Latham, Andy Lawrence, Teresa Lay, Ronnie Lay, Scott Lee, Robert Locke, Richard Lyle, Jennifer Lynch, Terry Mahaffe, Wendy Maines, Gloria Malott, Bill Martin, Donnie Mashburn, Natalie Mason, Darryl Massey, Gina Mastrorocci, Kevin McBride, Phyllis McCowen. Rich McGuffey, Mary McHaffie, Torn McMahan, Kelly McQuery, David Medert, Ruth Medlock, Melissa Meece, Geraldine Meeker, Robin Mercer, Tom Messick, Keith Meyers, Michael Miller, Don Miller, John Moore, Doug Moran, Richard Morr, Lisa Morris, Michele Napier, Victor Neale, Jeff Neeiy, Michele Neumahn, Elisabeth Niemi, Kendra Nugent, Martin Ogden, Torn Osborne, Lisa Osborne, Todd Osborne, Tom Freshmem23 2M Freshmen Owens, Alex Packett, Donna Parish, Brian PatYen, Dusty Payne, Phyllis Pelfrey, Gary Piomo. Tony Polisseni, Kim Potts. Dan Potts, Russell Randall, Wayne Rauen, Mike Redmond. Jeff Reed, Mark Reilly, Tomasina Reisinger, Jerry Richardson, Angie Richardson Karen Ridener, Tom Rishforth. Thomas Robinson, Charles Roger, Robert Ruse, Mark Ruzinsky, Mike Schira. Karla Schira, Kerry Schneider, Mike Schoenhoeft, Karl Schreckengost. Vince Schriber, Brenda Schroeder, Tom Schuchart, Bonnie Schulte, Connie Sedillo, Michael Segelke, Theresa Setty, Mike Seward, Kelly Seward, Paula Shelley, Dwane Shelton, Jerry Sievers, AnnvMarie Simpson, Jenny Sisco, Bonnie Sizemore, Anthony Sizemore, Dan Smyth, Kim Souder, Linda South, Tammy Spence, Hedonda Stigers, Kim Stiver. Celeste Swierg, James Taulbee, Phillip Thompson, Mark Thonon, Tony Tull. Jay Underwood. Harold Wall, Joe Walton. Bridget Waters, Melissa Watts, Rodney Weatherly. Elizabeth Weaver, Frederick White, Don Williams, I.D. Winston, Karen Lynn Wright, Jim Zielinski, Rob Young, Tresa Zimmerman, Leslie Freshmen Not Pictured Adleta, Paul Innis, John Auterson, Jeff La Farge, Rodney Christman, David Lemons, Randy Collins, Cindy Mason, Walter Corbeth. Jerome McClanahan, Rodney Fread, Bobby Neff, Melinda George. Mike Nichols, Daniel Harcourt, Vernon Pommering, Tim Hartman. Holly Rottinghaous, Shari Hilton, David Simons, Mike Hord, Billie Stayton, Mike Howard, Jackie Thirlen, Renee Hunley, Roben Freshmenl 25 Class Of 1982 Row 1: Jeff Back, President; Sally Schneider, Secretary; Jeff Hensley, Trea- surer; Cindy Leroy, Vice President Anderson, Amy Anderson, Mary Lynn Anderson, Skip Anderson, Taryn Lyn Back, Jeff Bales, Leah Bales. Mira Beckman, Stu Begley, Donald Bennington, Dean Bentley, Michelle Bigham, Laura Billard, Pam Black, Rick Bobo, Scoit Bodley, John Books. Pat Boone, Gary 26lSophomores Botts, Tracy Bowman, Jamie Ann Bradford, Lisa Brady. Steve Brayton, Vicki Lynn Bridges, Donald Brockmeyer, Teresa Brooks, Patty Brulport, Jeff Bullock, Roberta Burleson, Jeff Burnett, Joe Wayne Burns, Margie Cahal, Joseph Camele, Sarah Carovillano, Leigh Ann Carson, Sherri Caylor, Mark Chandler, James Cianciolo, Deneen C!ark. Jeff Ode. Connie Cole. Lora Conti, Carla Cooper, Greg Cornelius, Debbie Cossentino. Frank Craig, Sherrie Craig, Patricia Cravens, Mike Davis, Patricia Dehart, Michele DeYoung. James Dollinger. Karen Donkey, Missy Downey, Christina Dozier, Denise Drennan. Chris Dumas. Gene Dye, Mike Eichelbarger, Dean Elderton, Traci Evans. Gregg Faulkner, Rich Fisher, Carolyn Marie Fleming, Lila Marie Florimome, Mark GaHagher, Patrick Sophomores!27 28lSophomores Gee. Peggy Gillespie, Kevin Girbert, Ron Goedde, Alan Gohs, Richard Goodwin, Linda Grainger. Mary Green, Brenda Green, Sheri Grethel, Lucy Gude, Grant Hamlin, Sherry Hardesty, Terry Hardwick. Jill Hargis, Lynn Hawk, Andy Haws, Missy Hayes, Lisa Hazlett. John Hensley. Debbie Hensley, Jeff Herbert, James Herndon, Ken Heyne, Judy Hector, Mebdy Holden, Lynn Hollan, Kaiherine Holliday, Stephanie Houghton, Christine Hubbard, Susie Humm. Troy Hurst, Jerry Hutchison, Greg Hulzel, Deborah Jackson, Cynthia Jackson. Scott Jennings, Theresa Johnson, Connie Johnson, Danny Johnson, Davinna Johnson, Gracie Johnson, Jerry Johnson, Robin Jones, Christina Jones. Pam Kirby, Janice Knuckles, Kim Larcomb, Danny LaFarge, Rod Lautenschleger, Paula Lawson, Lori Lee, Soon Leroy, Cindy Linloff, KrystaX Mahaffee, Mike Marggrander. Lynn Mason, Joe Mason, Lisa Mayerle, Jeff Maynard. Michele McCabe, Brendan McCoy, Ken McGowan, Sieve Meadors, Donna Meeker, Crystal Mendenhall, Pat Mertes, Chuck Mesaros, Richard Miller, Bryan Miller, Pete Mitchell, Scott Morgan, Elisa 1 Moses, Todd Neuman, Tim Palmer, Shelly Paolello. Patty Patrick. Ken Pelfry, Dewayne SophomoresQQ BWSophomores Pennington, Diane Pent, Tony Perry. Diane Perry, Robert Pfiester, Jill Polisseni. Val Pommering, Tom Poole, John Poynter, Jerry Randolph, Ann Rauen, Denisa Redmond, Mark Reeves, Brad Rentsohler, Sheri Richardson, Laura Riddiough. Ken Rlegler, Jim Roark, Ron Roberts. Leroy Russell, Dave Ruzinsky, Roben Ryan, Melissa Sayjer, Janie Sanders, Richard Schell. Laura Schlling, Scott Schneider, Sally Schnitzler, John Schure, Kathy Schulte, Tina Shuns, Joan Seikman, Dan Silar, Jodi Simon, Tammie Sisco. John Smith. Chris Smith, Nancy Smith, Pam Snedicor, Fran Snyder, Mark Sporing, Lydia Stamper, Patricia Steele. Debbie Sieger, Lori Stephens, Darlene Stevens, Karrine TerreH. Rob Thompson. Kila Turner, Susan Uhl, Amy Undercoffer, Carla Van Cleave, Laura Viox, Brad Viox. Tom Volkman, David Vonderhaar, David Warfield, Brian Washburn, Paul Weaver, Butch Whitaker. Paula Whitaker, Sondra White. Janet Whitley, Michelle Wilcox, Robin Williams. Anthony Williams, Holly Williams, Karen Williams. Mike Willittes, Bob Wilmes, Tim Woodruff, Janet York, Wayne Zinnecker, Robert SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED Back, Jim Banks, James Berger, Danny Bowman. Todd Chasmen, Lisa Coffey. Gary Cole, Steve Donaldson. Lisa Fein, Mark Gulley, Debbie Hamilton, Faith Heinichen, Jeff Hester. Mike Hicks, Kelley Hizar, Kevin Hollan, Christine ller. Soon Johnson, Teresa Mills, Don Nichols, Sharon Noe, Greg Picolo. Craig Sisco. Sandra Smith, Doug Vaughn, Tammie Ward. Jerry Williams, Dave Sophomoresl31 Class Of 1981 Sitting: Donna Henner. Secretary. Kneeling: Julie Harper, Treasurer, Jenny Cobb, President. Suzanne Beresford, VicerPresidem. Albrecht, Emily Allen, Vicki Andrews, Bobene Babillis, Paul Back, .Jim Banks, Rhonda Barnes, Bram Barnes, Bren Barnett, Chandra Bauer, Brad Begley, Harlen Belcher, Karla Berchtold, Connie Beresford, Susanne Bussman, Mike Blomer, Bobbi Bobak, Toni Boike. Carolyn 3m 32lJuniors Brayton, Holly Brogan, Patty Brooks, Ron Bruce, Shelia Bryan, Kathy Bunnell. Dave Butler, David Byrd, Richard Cain, Gail Calcaterra, Scott Camele, Martha Campbell, Bob Campbell, Cam Carpenter, Dave Carson, Missy Cassell. Scott Caudell, Jim Cobb, Jenny Coffey, Gordy Combs, Jeff Constabke, Donna Constable. Kelly Cornell, Tony Crisp, John Crow, Kevin Daeiden, Lisa Davis, Trudy DeHart, Renee Dews, Maurice Dippong, Virginia Dole, Debbie Dotson. Missy Driscoll, Jolene Earl, Cheryl Erbele. Becky Everhart, Tina Farris, Daren Fatsy. Jim Fink. Tem Fitzpatrick, Colleen Fleig, Earl Franklin, Garry Fraser, Lorie French, Phil Fuson, Donna Garner, Pam Gaull, La Donna Gee, Kathy JuniorsX 33 Gilker, Debbie Golliber, Monica Gordon, Bob Gowetski, Elaine Grande, Kim Green, Dave Hanson, Donna Harper, Julie Hatfield, David Hawk, Jeff Haynes, Jeff Haynie, Mike Helm, Lisa Hes!ar, Debbie Hester, Mike Hockman, Kim Homburg, Jill Hood, Kim Howard, Connie Innis, James Jackson, Greg Johnson, Kenny Jones, Teresa Jordahl, Scott Jungles, Holly Kattenhauser, Joy Kieffer, Jody Klempt, Debbie Klinger, Le Ann Knuckles, Joe 34lJuniors Knuckles, Nancy Kroener, Lori Lautenschlegar, Cinda Lochner, Susie Lohman. Greg Lothrup, Randy Lyle, Gina Lynch, Troy Malott, Brenda Mangan, Bill Martin. Teresa Mason, Robyn Mayhew, Lisa McBride, Debbie McEwan, Kathy McIntosh, Todd Meeker, Michele Mersh, Larry Missick, Kip Miller, Susie Moldenhauer, Lynda Moore, Sharon Mullikin. John Napier, Kyle Neff. Mindy Olson. Guy Oury. Cindy Patterson, Ray Panerson, Flon Pauley. Darryl Juniorw 35 Pelfrey, James Penny, Tim Penter, Laura Peters, Debbie Peters, Randy Potts, Tina Powers, Lisa Pugh, Diana Purcell, Cherrie Purdon, Mark Rawsey, Shelia Reifenberger, Cheryl Reisinger, Tammy Renner, Donna Reshforth, Ted Robinson, Craig Roetenberger, Tom Romes, Lynn Ross, Dawn Roudebush. Amy Salyer. Barb Sanders, Robin Scalf, Pam Schlling, Karen Schira, James Schock, Tawnie Schune. Tom Seldomridge. Teri Setty. Robby Severy, Trish 36lJuniors Sikeman, Tony Sieveirs, Andy Shaub, Mark Slusher, Bob Smith, Doug Snedicor, Laura Snider, Karen Stevens. Michall Stiver, AI Strand, Miles Stratman, Paul Street, Jenny Stuart, Bettie Sutton, Marty Swierc, Gary Tuerck, Susan Vance. Debbie Vollmer, Howie Warman. Susan Weaver, Debbie Whitaker, Renee Whitaker, Teresa White. Sandy Wilcox, Robert Williams. Madalene Williams, Todd Wiltse, Andy Wollinger. Keith Wright, Cheryl Juniors Not Pictured Beresford, Carla Brotherton, Celine Bryant, Stephen Burris, Mike Cobb, Eleasa Cole, Roger Collett, Craig Cook, Nick Cummings, Janice Davis, Robert Dollinger, Keith Duggins, Ed Duseni, Frank Faith, Melinda Fritz, Joe Grove, Terry Hale, Greg Hendrickson, Gina Housmeyer, Jana Hunley, Kathy Jacobs. Wade Jenkins, Harvey Jones, Pam Mason, Melissa Mills, David Multins, Lisa Nahrup, Neal Ostendorf, Hal Pooters, Drew Rose, Mark Rozzi, Tina Salyer, Barbara Sanders, Barbara Sargent, Lee Schaub, Mark Schuler, Tim Thomas. Jeffery Vaughn, Sieve Wayman. Brian Welch. Karen White, Gary Williams, Richard Wilson, Sherrie Woods, Milton JuniorsI37 expc , ' . , shouider. Anonymous 1, 2, 3, 4 monors bandx JCWQ 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; rama Club 3, 4; National t;ength. Anonmyousf Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4; , Operation Youth 3; Teen ., ., 7 ' r1 2 . Counselling 3; Quegn 3 . , ' - , a . , . a ??gno'rable mentIo' ; Baseball 1, ,Snowbaln, 4 momfgi'ri'gggi' ' 2, 3. 4 ,Honorable mention; 5: 38 LISA MAE BALES Though nothing can bring back the hour of splendor in the grass, of glory in the flower; we will grieve not, rather find strength in what remains behind. William Wordsworth. Student Council 2, 3, 4 1secretary1; CheerIeader 2, 8; Class officer 1 1secretary1; Homecoming Candidate 4; Lohian 4. JOHN CHARLES BAUMANN Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3; Track 2, 3, 4. REBECCA ANN BINGAMAN '1Live to the Futlest and accept nature's gift. Anonymous ' VICA. BELINDA DIANE BAUER 11You can give without loving, but you can not love without giving. Anonymous. Choir 1, 2. 3, 4: Art Club 1, 1co-president1 1; Drama Club 1; Student Committee for School Issue 1, 4; Pep Club 1. SANDRA AILEEN BEAMER 11What you are is God's gift to you, what you make of yourself is your gift to God. Unknown Junior Council on World Affairs 4; German Club 1, 2, 3, 4 ,easurerx Seminar on County overnment 4; Photography Clubn2, 3; National Honor 4 3, 4. icerxsge . . Parliam ntari5n; 4; Tellef 1 n .1 , KOGER DEAN BODLEY- Industrial Arts 1; Woods 2; .Cgrpentry 1.92. V - , RICK PRESTON BOYD REGENIA KAY BRAY HA smile is forever and so is a memory, so I'ii smile while I'm with you and hope you , ., remember? Anonymous Student Council 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 2: Yearbook 4. jA KAY BRAgYTQN ot lead for I gnay not . Do not follow for I ma uncil 4; Drill Team 4; Spanish ciub 3, 4. WAMBER'IKATHLEEN -: BROWNING Wham am of I is was i shail sit by the fire, and tell of when was was is E P. Grahm Band 1, 2 3, 4 GSHL Honors Band1; Drama Club 1 2 4; Thespians 3, 4, Natiomorfb Society 3, 4 Moe- president1; Chorus 3, 4; French Club 1, 2. 3 1secretary1. .r LISA MARIE BUNNE f Spanish Ciub 1: Live Oaks Representatgveja. 4, , w . . , ,, , ,, DEA Live Gag . , W , , - , ; , . i QBERTS BURNS E! V VOBIN MARIE COOKf' ' , g : wa8 Queen Candidater4. ' , , j RON KAY C6ETRIGHT MICHAL JOSEP COSSENTIN . HThose who say it cannot be done are usually the ones that 1 disturb Ihose who do. Anonymous. Football 1 1manager1, 2: , Wrestling 1, 2; Drama Club 3, , 4. CARLA DENISE DEHART Varsity Girls Track 1; Volleyball 1, 3, 4; Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 1EHL honorable mentiom; Softball 4. theAIives w it iro .' emse ves. $errle DECA 3, 4; Parliment 1 g; ' HA 1; : CARLAVJEAN DRISCOLL , You can give without loving, but you can't love without giving. Anonymous. 1 Gu1dance Olfice 1; Attendance Office 2. 3: Reading Aide 4. mthr. ., everyyguf , there you are. ' Anonymou , Basketball 1, 2; Votleyball 2, Student Council 1, 2; Class Officer 3 1secretary1; Naiional, f Honor Society 3, 4. 1 , 1 42 a , a a :LBARGER : Operation Youth 3; Splanl Club 3. 4: Class Officer measured 3. 4. ,c, i STEVEN FRANCIS ERNST uLife is a Garden, Dig it. Michael Douglas Basketball 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2: Track 1. : 3,, BE ArY FusoK-zx , ' yd! all f ee'rleading 1, , l' ,U ywstyngCheierleader' , , ?x Sp'agi Iqb 4,, ; Baseball 4. '1: J5, tiicgn 1r 2. ,3, , JUDITH ANN GARDNER ve, something set it returns it is yours, it never was. Anonymous Class Officer 3, 4 Mee- ,presidaenn; OEA 3'43 Spanish , , Club 3, 6 ANNETTE TAMMY GABBAKRD a RUSSELL EUGENE GAULL 2' Football 1, 2,, 3, 4 mu-league 2Q , clawmam: Basketball 1. 2, 3. 4 all- league honorabie mentioro; panfsh Club 1, 2; Teen TERRI SHARLENE GAST 6occer? Cheerleader 2 3; Choir 1, 2, ' ' TINA BEE YOU can ' The heart that gives, gathers, Anonymous Spanish 1; Track 1. PHYLLIS FAY HAMLIN ,, PAMELA DIANE HARDWICK If you love something set it free, if it comes back it's your forever, if it doesn't, it never was. Anonymous FHA 1; Key Club 3; Attendance Office Aide 2. 45 , To liv life yo ,. reach f the goals yo ' ' e1 for yurseli .3... to b1; the 1 7 tau want to be 1 s. Anonymoils Sc ol oi Paris J. 2; . Tee Counselling 4. ROBIN JAMES If you love something set it free If it comes back, it's yours. If not it was never meant to be. Anonymous Drill Team 3, 4; Wrestling Cheerleader 3. 4; Track 2, 3; Student Council 1; JCWA 4. TAMMY LEE KELLY HOne of the real joys of our lives is having friends and keeping up with them. Anonymous OEA 3. 4; Student Council 3. BRANDON SCOTT KENSER ALAN KINGEHY V g 1M, SQJngd,;the worlQi 2 'his orgly begotfen ' osgevgr ievefth x GINGER LEE KRUMMEN ulf you love something set if free. if it returns, it's yours forever. if it doesm it never was. Anonymous Track 2; FHA 1; Spanish Club 4; Lohian 4. MARSHA MARIE KOENIG PHILHPPEI LA I justegnow BARRY HAROLD KUHN EN LANG, THOMAS STEPH NE LAWSON Quoth the Raven. nevermore. Poe OEA; National Honor Society; Pariiamentarian; OEA Moe- ; presidenn. e, JOANN KATHERINE LINDER Truth is the highest thing that a man can keep. Anonymous Teen Counseliing 3. 4; National Honor Society 8, 4; Soccer Cheerleading 13; Wrestling V Cheerleading 2, 3; Volleyball 1, , r 2; Track 1. KELLY ANN MAHAFFEE L The best and most beautiful Mihings in the world cannot be or touched, they must be felt with the heart. Anonymous Key Club 1; Spanish 1; Club 1, 2; Lohian 4. LESLIE ANN MARCUM Life is a mystery to be lived, not a problem to be solved. Anonymous StudenthCouncil 1, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3. PAUL GENE MAKIN 49 TERRY LYNN MARSH Where are no rules of architecture for a castle in the cIouds..n Anonymous PATRICIA LOU MARSHALL ULearn from yesterday, live for today, and hope for tomorrow. Anonymous Reading Ai REBA LORIANE MARSHAL LINDA JOWAN M . Yesterday is already a u N 'and tomorrow is only a gbutwtoday wen liv-w , every yesterday a happiness and every a vision of hope. A Choir 1; JCWA 4; Shakespear- Soccer 3; T GAIL JOY McNESS uTrue friendship is like sound health. The value Of it is - om known until it be lost. OHNHQW ; ' EADORS Football 1. 22k . -aseball 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2; Student Council 1. muwzwmwwt' .wyr ewww TIMOTHY LEE MINTON You should always talk soft, but carry a big stick. Ted Roosevelt Football 1, 2, 3, 4 monorable ,3 mention, aII-Ieague defensive Gnd, clawmam; Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 1. 2. 3. DEBRA ANN MULCARE JCWA 4 Secretaryx Drill Team 4; Wrestling Cheerleader 4; Key Club 2, 3; Lohian 4. 18 . KAY LYNNV ; f'Those who; the lives of . Student Coimcil 1; Guidan e Office Aide ym ; .; ,' , GARY RAYMOND POL! 'VThe ha you'wprk, harder ;' s to surrender. . ymous , Eombana 4 mod abje mention; aIl-league, clawm n1 Baseball 2, 3, 4 monorable mention, all-I- .guey .7 V EDWARD ANDREW RANDALL JACQUELINE KAYE RANEY Committee Chairman; DECA. DONALD RAY RICHARDSON - , What may be the end. just may be the new beginning. ' .y ' ; ; Anonymous Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 3, 4; Baseball 2. SHAUNA EAN RICHMOND ,L , X m NM 1 g! 4w, KURT ALKN ROEPE AN 0 Wrestling 172 3 NORM co sQANoE LEE SALYER achbecome all that he apable of being. Carlyle ' HNEIDER sed, to wonder, is o undetand. Jose CV ca Gasset presidenn; al Honor urex French enn, 3, 4; HL honors bandL 4. RlCHARD THOMAS SQ To live in your dwn w be your own person, to-reach the goaIs you have set for yourself: That is success. Anonymbus Student Council 3. 4; Track 2, 3; Drama 2, 3, 4; Thesbian Society 3. 4: Band 1. 2. 3, 4. RENAE MARIE SCHNITZLER Yesterday is already a dream, and tomorrow is only a vision, but today well -Iived makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. Anonymous FHA 1. SCOTT LAWRENCE - . . JOSEPH T OMAS SHULTZ SHANNON TERESA Wou can live for toda Track 1, 2, 3 EMILY STEWARD Live Oaks Class Treasurer 3; Live Oaks Class Vice President A; Live Oaks Class Historian 3; 1st Place in District Competition, Deca Jgniorr Sludent of the Year 8.79. r' ; . f ERIC OWEN STRAND KAREN SUE TERRY Track 2; Live Oaks B.O.E 3, 4; 0.0.E.A. 3, 4; Choir 1, 2. Student GoUr'mi 3, 4 enn; Drama Club 2, 3, .S. 4; Teen Counselor 3, iM 1 GAIL MARIE VIOX A smile is forever and so is a memory. so I'll smile while I'm with you and hope you remember. Anonymous Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Lohian 4. THERESA LOUISE VOGELSANG VICA 3 Mass presidenu 4; Volleyball 2; Representative 3 JEFFERY SCOTT WADE jiResolve to be thyself and I lg w that hewhdfinds himself KIMBERLY SUE WARFIELD ' glAM DA I5 WHITLEY SpanTsh' Grub 4; Key Club 1, 2: 'Wrestling 1. 2. 3; School Service Group 2, 3. 4A xi ROBERT JAMES WHITE RWL BRYAN DAVID WILLIAMS Born to Run. Springsteen - Football 1, 2, 3, EHL Honorable Mention, Southwestern Ohio 15! Team, , . ' ; All Ohio AP team. All Ohio - . -' , AMO A WI LIAMS Honorable mention U.P.I., , ' i ma 49 9' my. ClawmanJ 4: EHL First Team, ; ; L - - , ' ' 9 se 3 to 0 wrong; Cincinnati Post Honorable , ,g ' ' . ' is c ferfUL verything Mention, ClawmanJ; Track 1, 2 - , , L . v Vki' fight. Ml! EHU 3, Sectional Champ, L , ., v 1, 2 ce- i District 2nd place, Cincinnati , . v$u aumec . ing Queen Post All Star. All Ohio Classic 3 - ; g. Atte nce Office All Star, JHL Most Points Trophw 4; Buckeye Boys' State; Student Council 3, 4: Tigers Tongue 3, $ports editon 4, Editor-in chief; PAMELA KEY WILLIAMS What lies behind you and what lies before you are little matters compared to what lies within you. Anonymous Drama Club 1. JONI LEE WILSO Wt you love something set it free, If it comes back, it's yours. If it doesn't, it never was. Anonymous Attendanc ff' 4. ' V ' Spanish Club ,2' e0 Ice A'de x v x . Drama Club 4;JC RANDALL CARLTON WIL o SUE WILSON xx 58 JOHN KEVIN WRIGHT N HN N ' 1-9 F- SlEED WCTURH MIKY FYTrMn Tn ADLINES OUTSHDE OF SHAOED GRAPH AREA HES OUTSIDE O$ SHADED GRAPH AREA 1 SSIGNED 3 NRHTEN : WANSFERRED : ! l I 1 INTEB :N U.S.A. FORM K-nol nu ADVISOR'S iNlTIALS - EDITOR'S INIHALS PAGE N0,-. JOSTEN'S AMERICP IQPAN 7 31.er o? ANNER TSIDE OF SHADED P 89 ! 4 ASSIGNED I ASSIGNED : 'AKEN F WRITTEN : :Ecuvm I IRANSFERRED : ADVISOR'S WITIALS EDITOR'S :NHIALS . PAGE N0. PRINTED IN us.A. FORM Km '-75 STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS , S1uden1C0unc11 , R R0w1: L Bakes T Tm an K Sc LL Carovitlano Row, j ROW 41Mr Wagner ' 8 McGowan Student Couhoil, Officers Row 11 K1 S1:h11ling, CLRVixjson. jDrama Club R0w1: L. Sche11 D Cornelius, 3 Santa. ' 81 Hubbard. d. the. Row 3: A. ,Roudebu KnuckIes 1. Sears. E Gowetsk1.N K111111111 B Taylor R Ruzinsky. T. Rishiort1'1,, 8 W1 1131119, 1ntemationa1Thespian Society ' , Row 1: D. Ross. 8 Schneider Row 2: S McGowan K Riddiough B Tay1 or R chock T. LynCh, Row 3: N Smith C Conti A. Rando1ph T East. 8 Beresford L Sears Row 4 J Housmeyer S Schneider N Knucmes National Honor Socxety L Row 1 B Riddiough S. Schneider J Abbett K. Girbert. Row 2: S. Goxges R Cook T Tran R DeYoung Mr Koppert Row , 3:1.J01ley,D.Schreibe-r C.V1nson.E S1rand R Durham Mrs Emsi1ng. Row 4: N Earl S Hatton T Troyan 8 1383111521 J Lindner DRAMA CLUB INTERNATIONAL THESPIANS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 63 CHESS CLUB FENCING CLUB FRENCH CLUB GERMAN CLUB SPANISH CLUB 65 66 TIGER'S TONGUE STAFF TIGER'S TONGUE EDITORS ATTENDANCE OFFICE AIDES GUIDANCE OFFICE AIDES ATHLETIC OFFICE AIDES 31.111101 oUnc'iIon wand Affairs Row Sears, E Stzand, D ulca're, Sf. Schneider Row Cook D SChreiber D Weaver S Bigham 'V'Hocxo'r; R Jennmgs. S Hubbard 5. 11112130111311 T Troyan T Lynch Mr La'f igersTongue 82311901111: B Stuart V 011390119, 0. Lautenschiegar, T Young. A Randoiph .Hatper S Schneider Row 2. S Schneider L Deieiden E 'Gpwetsk1 J Abbott Mrs ?oster; S McGowan, J. Morrow, B. Mar D.Bia1n T. Tran B Wiiliams D 19915 TongUe Editors Left to Right: E Gowetski, L Daleiden, B.- Wi111ams 8 Schneider D Litteraf Library Aides Row 1: K W1nstor1,C Hottan Row 2 R Buitock P Brooks 8 Turner Attendance Office A1desRow1: L Moldenhauer, J Wilson D Johnson, ROWQ A Craig. L Bales, E.Dozier,1 Reisinger Rows: F; nedic'or. 'J Lindner. S Schneider S Lockner,J.W1niams,, C Boike Notpic1ured:L Marcum K Niemi L. Ashmore Guidance Office Aides Row1: P Garner B Cook M Cameie Row 2: S. Hubbard, M. Granger K Girbert . rA'ihieirio' Office Aides Row1 T. Sizemore, W Pennington 8. Richmond G Viox M Koenig Row 2: G Polissem J Caude11 Whitakez, J Cobb L Mihaiik Row 3:8 Lehman B Williams N Ear! 67 TRUMPET SECTION PERCUSSION SECTION 69 7O DRILL TEAM PEP CLUB N Lat; ART CLUB CHOIR 71 STAGE BAND TEEN COUNSELORS 72 SCHOOL SERVICE GROUP IT'S ACADEMIC TEAM V VIStage B5hd . ' Rowd': Jana Housmeyer, Scott Cassell, Connie Bercmotd, Jeff Aibxekiht, Richard Schock, Row 2: Mike Rauen, Jeff Enyart. Corwyn . loampben, DaVid Vo'kmani Keh'Riddiough. Joe CahatQRob'Zielinski.'BCW-31'Mike Hester, Don Bums, Lee'Clark. Jeff Back, Ted Rishfbrth. ' ,, ., V V V , V Teen. CouhseforS , . V , . , ' . Row 1: Em: Strand. Keryy Homburg. Jo'Ann Lindner, Russ Gaun, Row 2; Kafen Schiiiing, Jiii Hamburg, Todd Lannom, Karen Girbert; Beth Riddio'ugh Steve .Hatton. Tracy Troyan, Scott Casseill Row 3: Kim Hockman. Pam Bigham. Scott Jordhalg Julie Harper. 'FHA' . ' 'wa 1:'Mrs. Davis; Mrs.WOodward, Mrs. Fisher, Row 2: D. Stevens, D. Raven, D. Weaver, L. Hetm, L. Snedicor, Row 3: DI Cornelius, V L.,Scheii, D. Cau'deli', I'Martin. Row 4: 81 Foster. C. Grove. P. Payne. L. Wiison, Row 5: F. Hamilton, 8. Cole, K. McEwan, K. Gee. D. ' Hesiar. v W3 Academic Team Left to Right: Keith Dof3inger, Eric Strand, Kevin Crow Schoo! Service Group ' Kneeling: Mike Gee, David Green, David Tienken, Sitting: David Litteral, John Joliey' David Whitley. Standing: Todd Larmom. Russ Gauti. 73 FIRST SEM ESTER EDITORIAL BOARD YEARBOOK STAFF MEMBERS ADVERTISING SALES GROUP PHOTOGRAPHER 74 SECOND SEMESTER EDITORlAL BOARD ', IDENTIFYING l WWII I3 Al w U H mun eurYunu MINT u'rwn M ADLINES OUTSIDE O? SHADED GRAPH AREA i HES OUTSIDE OF SHADED GRAPH AREA -L.- ii;',Z..A: ! E ' ' ? ! ASSIGNED : ; 1 g II WRITTEN : ED L J ! L 14v 'RANSFERRED Z ADWSOR'S INVTXALS .- EDITOR'S ?NITIALS INYED 4.1.st, ton! Lani -.ra JOSTENSx AMERICAN V 73A110' 1 get SIDE OFSHAOED' 02 I 6? NO TYPE OR HEADLINES OUTSIDE OF SHADED GRAPH AREA ..-L- .l: nyr :ssmnzo I ' ' ASSIGNED : um- I 11-! 1 I g E mmsn : :zcam l 3 111 l 1 I 1 WWW : anvzson's mmALs .. . EDITORS :NmALs PAcE 10 3IINYEDJ1 'VMSA. Form K-ou E- 78 :Tige'r Mascots Jenny CObband alternate Mindy Neff. ; Freshmeni ,, :Cheer'jiiadersgc r, , , ,Foqtball i wa- 2.2925921 Waited Row 2 2 Kendra Niemi, L Keuy chkman , L Ianyai Humm. ROW 23: Betsy L ,2 Brogan.,Row 4:2Juiikeqdordahl. ': L J. Brulport G Gude TV LGG'ZCoach Bach Freshman Football Row 1: Alien Jones. Jeff Hord, Troy Johnson, Matti Fletcher, JohnEarl, Terry Lynch, Greg Hickmanywctor Hill, Dave Dede. Row 2: Mike Rauen, David McQuery. Tim Bauer, Cleve Cornelius, Todd Beamer. Chuck Robinson. Mike Janser, Marty Nugent, Gary Acherman, Brian Faul, Tony Sizemore. Row 3: Coach Harris, John Binegar. Kevin Mastrorocco, Kris Hawk, Bil! Malott, Jeff Ashmore, James Swierc, Skip Hutson, Keith Bast'on, Dave Knaebel. G 79 80 orMembers I. ,' 8;:eve:Hafton; 1'on Snyder. , : ' 81 82 83 js'Jgggaq 34.2.24 : , oga'n, Karen Schilling, Nancy 2 Earl MCo-captj Susie Lachner Robin Sanders, Carolyn Boike; Missing from picture: Lisa M Ashmore ,Mco-capm; Trish: B Severy, M Coaches Coaches Johnson, Evans, Davidson, Rich, and Hausterman. 84 ' V a ' Standing: Sitting; Lyn nQ-Atkins,, Jul, deahl 'A Kneeiing: 3 Ketty Hockman'. ,V Brenda SChreiber, . -, ' iTanyaHumm., Michelle Morris. ' 85 86 'Baskgzban comes 3 Girls Gary ' Wood Nancy Rudge, 87 88 ass 007 Mrs; Team ' , 2 Dan Sizemore, Jim Herbei't Dawn , , ' J D'eH rt, Bill Schnure Row 2: tCo-CathSteve Lynch JCo- '- V Capt J John Janey, Dave Volkman Row 3: Coach Latata, Dave Jr Tienken, Gregg Evans Wayne Bryant Alan Goedde. Senior Members Steve Lynch, John Jolley, Bill Schnure. Senior Members Tom Tram, Eric Strand mvtuu rxxm 89 I 1Varsity Wrestling , Raw 1: Terry Jacobs Todd McIntosh, Dave Hansen,iJim T ' V Herbert, Gary 800nm Row 2:02.119. , Heider, Steve 1 Lynch, Dave 1 Whitley John Wright, Joe Knuckles Maxk Caylor Row 3 Coach Jeff Berkoff Senior Members Row 1: Dave Heider, Row'2: Ron DeYoung, Hank Stevens. : JV Wrestling , Terry-Lynch. Dan Palfrey, Kevan; ' Mastrorobco.; :Row 2: Joff , ' ; 'yr-LBrUIport,rMark:Snyder, Dan ,V Sizemofre, Allan Jones. Chuck ; Robinson, Todd Beamer. Rowy3: , Coach Barry! Radcliff. , I Wrestling . ' Cheerleaders Howk: Robin James. Row 2: AmyHunsche; Karen Holden. Row 3: Sue Banta. Sandra Eifert. Row 4: Donna Renrier, Debbie Mulcare. Row 5; Bridget Walden Raw; 1; Mikeraanser, Jim 0013'? 91 Baysa Track Senior Members Row 1: Bryan Williams. Donny Richardson. Row 2: Dave Heider, Tim Mensing, Steve Lynch, Bill Schn , Tom Snyder. Row 3: Dave Whitley, Mike Gee, John Jolley, John Bauman, Bil! Marsh, Ron DeYoung. Varsity Track Flow 1: Mike Ruzinski managen, Tom Snyder. Bryan Wiluams. Row 2: Tim Mensing, Bin Schnure, Donny Richardson, Scott Cassell. Row 3: Dave Whitley, Wayne York. Dan Sizemore. Mike Bissman, Mark Redmond. Row 4: Ron DeYoung, Steve Lynch. Dave Herder, Greg Evans, James Swierc. Row 5: John Jolley. Jody Kieffer, Mike Gee, Dave Green. Dave Voikman, Coach Lafata. Row 6: Coach Radcliff, Bill Marsh, Randy Lothrup, Jim Bauman. BoysIJV iTrabk I V: , Row 1: Rahdy Boyd, Donny Martin, Mike RaUen, Jim Baum'an; 'Row, 2: CIeave COmeIious, Doug Bryant, Jim Cole, Tom Pommeringl MikkeIWiII'Iams, Jerry Pointer. RowJ3: Scott Jackson. JimDeYouhg, Jeff Brulpoft Rich Locke, Scott L SchiIIIng, Mike Janser, Kevin Mastrorocco, Mike Sedil Io, Tony wPent Not pictured: Allen Goedde. V Girls, Track, Row 1: Jill Hamburg, T eresa Smith Dawn DeHar't Becky WiIson Tanya Humm Susie Miller. Row 2. Sally BeEew Debbie Klempt, Laura CoIe, Sara CameIe, Gloria Maines, Jackie Evans! Row 3: Ruth Medert, Patty Ladd, Anne Marie Sewers, JuIIe Hicks, Cathy SchnureImanagerI, Beth Hunter, Debbie Gee.' Cindy Oury, Coach Gamerett. 93 M5rk ,EKinQEryr, Tom: Liarig; j? OWN 94 iandy Kenser;.zRow .21'Gary Pdlissem. . 'Aiier, Dave RUssell. i varsitygaaseban Team 'Row 1: Rahdy Keinser. Tom Rotenberger; Tohy $eikman; BrettBames. ,JonLCV'rispL Tom'Lang. Row 2; CoaCh Evans, Gary Poiisseni; Mark Grethel, JeffHaynes, Harlan; Begley, Gary SWierc, Mark Kingery. NotPibtured: Rick Ayers, j: , L Junibr; Varsity Baseball ; , Row 1: Gene Dumas, Tom Viox, Rob Terrel,kMikke Cravens, ChUck Mertes,'Brian Miller. Stewart Beckman. Keny Hockman Wakisticiany Row 2: Coach Hockman, ' Tim'Bauer, Robert Path, Dick Hatton, Jeff Ashmoxe, Bmy Gordon, Jeff Hord, John' Hazlet. Chris Floyd, Cindy Leroy, Brenda GreeMStatisticiansX Not pictured: Scott L Leanne Garoviiaa o Melly Anders LMiCheli DeHarf Row 21Rhonda ' LL L . Teresa Segelke'u Tmanageri, Genny Street, Debbie LSchrieberL Denise DeHan, Stephanie Butler, Renee Whitaker, Lisa Miha-I tured: Debbie Steee LL tikL Lori KroLLenLerL CLoach Mihalik LNot , L ' L'Senior ,JUiie HiCks, TeresLLaL SmitLh BLeLcky Wiison. L Row 1:L Kelly Canstable MisLLsyL CaLcLson, Tina Evetha'rt Trudy Davis; ,LL q Lseiiibi Sdahali - How 1: LisLaL Mii'LieLilIk Row 2:L Denise LDLehaLrtL L StephanieLL Butier; Row 3: Debbie SchriebeLLLr Reserve :13240- 3, L JV Track VLittieVMiamyiw, 0 L - gMcNichnfas' 1 65:50 L, Mariemcnrlnv. L410 ' ' Meet H 4th ,- ': VarSiiy Track .- L: L ,y ' 'L ' gJy'Baseban: L L L 7 Little Miamil , j g -. 0 :1 L 12-40 , L 1 VarsnyLBaseballL, Mitten! ' , L H LMcNicholas and GE , - L 999, park L 34 , 0 ,L syca'mm , . - 940 I 8040-10 McNkiEoias, 108w WDeerPafk , g4-2 FQFQSTPa'k, 94; , v LN? 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DEBBIE KLEMPT: 11 Track: district qualifier 440 yard relay team. TODD MCbNTOSH: 11 Wrestling: laelbs, most pins. most wins most pomls, 2nd place E.H1L. tournament, 3rd place sectional tournament. . backstroke: 2nd.place arcibuner- 11y; Qate 1 3rd plap yaTE backr stroke, 4th place 10 yard buttenly. ming; district - 151 p - LAURA PENTER: 11 Soccer: E H.L. 2nd team. hm . . ?.E: DENISE DEHART: 12 Basketball: 10m year award, best defensive piayer, hon- orable mention E H.L. RUSS GAULL: end 15! learn, Enquirer all-cny honm- able mention, E.H L. defensive end, Claw Man, Basketball leading rev bounder. E,H.L honorable mention. STEVE HATTON: 1ZSocce11E.H.Lallv stat team. w STEVE LYNCH: 2 Cross Country: E.H.L. alI-slar learn, district qualitiel; Track: dislrict qualifier 880 yard run. . n 12 Football' Enquirer aJI-city honorable mention, dlsmct , southwestern 2nd team delensive back. state U.PJ. honorable mention defensive back: Basketball: best foul shooter. Tiger Man, E H.L aH-star. Baseball: 15! team E.H.L, pitcher, best pitcher award. PAT ENGEL: 12 Football: Past AA lull back 19! team, Enqulrer aII-cny honor- able mention, E.H.L. full back, North- Soulh aH-star seXection Scholastic . Coach Magazine honorable mention V AII-American. Claw Man ' mwx mi DAVE HEIDEH 12 Football: Enquirer all-city 2nd team guard, E H,L honor- able mention Distrlcl Southwestern 1st mam guard, Slate U.P 2nd team guard. Oaw Man. Tiger Man, Wrestung: 165 lbs.. 4th place E H.L tournament, 3rd place sectional tournament. TOM LANG: 12 Football: EH L honor, ' ble mention; Baseball. 151 team E,H,L. centerfield. leading hitter 422 avelage. Tiger Man. , ' I meter high and fibfyard low hurdles. L1: F..- RIFFB VICTIIIH MIKT rrrrum ADUNES OUTSlDE OF SHADED GRAPH AREA .AINSS OUTSIDE OF SHADED GRAPH AREA ASSIGNED WRIFTEN WANSFERRED ADVISOR'S INITIALS -.. EDITOR'S INITIALS PAGE N0 ... ....... um u,sA. NM! XII .Na JOSTENSX AMEr 3Q COMPAN m 4Q PLANNEI 59 $3 15m: OF Sunosrk AEA 48? cf; VOTE IN THIS .L- :ssxcueo ASSIGNED : um 1 meEN : RECEIVED 1 TRANSFERRED : ADVISOR'S INITIALS EDITOR'S INIUALS - anvzu w uSVA FDII l-au V778 Harry Highschool: llBOy, I'm really glad we found these pictufes. Suzybelle Senior: uYeah, it sure will be fun going back over the entire year. Harry: lll can still remember not knowing whether or not l wanted to come in this place on that first day of school. Suzy: llNot me, I was ready to get right into the swing of things. Harry: llYou're such a scholar. I just wasn't ready for school after spending all that time doing nothing all summer long. Suzy: uDidn't you like'gelting back with all your friends? Harry: HYes, I guess the reunion of the gang was kind of nice? 103 iiDo you remember how fast time went? Pretty soon it was time to start working on our Homecoming floats 'il don t even want to talk about those dumb floats. Every year the same thing happens, Oh well, never mindiii ttOh, you're such a sore loser. Just because the Juniors won the float contest doesn't mean floats are dumb. I guess they did understand the Walt Disney theme a little better than we did. i'Oh, don't be silly! Wasnit the parade as beautiful as everi? Oh, I forgot, you never get to see the parade because of football. Sorry! iiBy the looks of these beautiful Homecoming Queen candidates and cheerieaders I wish I had been there. The band played beautifully also. iiDon t change the subject. Look, there's Lisa and Nancy and Tracy and Kay and thereis another Lisa. Aren' t they beautifuli! iiBut look at Rich Schock and Bill Marsh, aren t they handsome In their uniforms! iwish all the guy candidates had been there. Why? Who were they? uRandy Kenser, Todd Lannom, Chris Vinson, Bryan Williams. Tommy Lang, and Richard Schock. iii know you're trying to make me jealous, but We not going to work! 105 106 Oh, I i'emember the game. it was great! Mud up to our ankles. ttAsk the girls if they liked the mud. Thatts all I heard for a week: 'The hem 01 my dress got so muddy! ttDumb girls! Why don,t you tell me about this since I obviously missed it all. 'At half time the winners of the floats were announced. t'l dontt want to talk about that. Hey, thereis a picture of Joan Williams sitting on the sideline. She's the Sweetest girl in the Senior Class. What are they all doing there? NJoan was a candidate, too but we didn t get any pictures of her in the parade. They had to sit there until haIf-time when, after an excellent show by the band, they lined up to march across the field to find out who was to become the 1979 Homecoming Queen! ttWho are those people? Didntt they graduate last year! ttYeah, that's Andy Grethel and Jenny Holt, last year's King and Queen. nAnd here comes Lisa Ashmore and her brother, Jeff. She sure is good-looking. What happened when they crowned her? I was practically blinded by the camera flashes. The crowd went wild and, of course, she cried. ttOhhh, I wish the game had been as nice. We tied Mariemont 6-6. uRemember the dance? It was the really first big event we went to together. It was so beautiful. lth, donit get mushy e It was kind of fun. uRemember the beautiful decorations? Those Mickey Mouse cut-outs and balloons were so neat. l. Do you still have the Mickey Mouse with our name on it?ll Of course, Honey! Hey, who are those two boogiers? There's Ken Riddiough. I never could get you to dance, you party-pooper! ttThere you go again always bothering me. Look at those lovebirds. Do you remember when we used to be like that? . t'Thatls Dave Litteral and Tracy Elderton. Here are some pictures of the candidates out in the hall before the crowning of the King. ttKay's always so happy, she makes everyone around her happy too. liYeah, but check out Todd Lannom. How, he's good lookini! iiLet's quit this petty bickering. Now, look at the newly crowned King and Queen Chris Vinson and Lisa Ashmore. I'd give anything to have her squeezing my arm like that! ttOh, be quiet! Is that all you think about? lim really surprised we had as good a time as we did, with us fighting all the time now. 107 108 uMan, I'm glad to have some different pictures so we can change the subject. Girls! I just don't know. uBe quiet. These are pictures from one of the most exciting and busiest parts of the year. uYeah, there are Halloween pictures. Look at all those crazy seniorst Tom Snyder rolls me! And check out the cooks! Who are those people under those masks? Thatts Regina Cook and Troy Lynch Look at Mr. Knaebel, the student teach- er. what a hunk!! 'tMiss Rogge is quite a fox herself! Here are pictures of the drama pro duction Pigman. I remember how much fun we had, do you! There you go getting mushy again. He- member the Who concert? What a tragedy. It was terrible. A bunch of my friends were there. ttl remember you calling and being real- Iy worried about them. nFtemember how involved we got with the election? 'tYeah. in between basketball games and sock hops. I wish the citizens had voted the same way on the levy as we did here in our mock election. ttYeah, it sure would have saved a lot of trouble. There's a picture of the girl from the TV station that came after we lost the elec- tion. It was so sad. It was about this time that our Iranian Embassy was taken over, wasn't it? Yeah. it was on November 4. You're such a scholar. What else hap- pened? It wasntt long after that Russia began its invasion of Afghanistan. utt was a pretty exciting year. 109 110 Remember how excited everyone gets around Christmas time? It's wonderful. There are Mr. Lynn and some members of his class putting Christmas lights on that dog skeleton.n v That was great. Remember the kiss the pig contest at a pep assembly? All I rememberiabout pep assemblies was Jenny Cobb running around acting crazy in her Tiger costume. ' Yeah. I remember now. Whatever class thought that project up was clever. I remember the Sweethearts Dance very well. You had to go through for the first time what guys have to every time. You had to ask me. I was so embarrassed. I guess guys do have it pretty rough. I really had a great time. I guess it was one of those few times we didntt fight, huh? I think it was the spirit of the occasion. They picked a guy and girl from each class to run for Sweetheart, didn't they? Yeah. the girls were Lisa Ashmore, Laura Penter, Tanya Humm, and Leanne Carovillano. Oh yeah. and the guys were Bryan Williams. Brad Bauer, John Hazlett and Bill Gordon. It's so cute whenever they crown the King and Queen. Werentt Bill and Laura cute. I hate it when you get mushy. Look how much fun everyone is having. 1H FAVOURITE ACTOR 1. Burt Reynolds 2. Clint Eastwood 3. Robert Redford 4. Dustin Hoffman 5. John Wayne FAVOURITE MUSICAL GROUP 1. Led Zeppelin 2. Bob Sager and the Silver Bullet Band 3. Styx 4. Commodores 5. Eagles FAVOURITE T.V. SHOWS 1. U15CDM 1'M'A'S'H . Danes . Dukes 01 Hazzard . Mork and Mindy . HSOAP FAVOURITE SONGS 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Longer '1OId Time Rock-n-Roll 11The Wali 11Turn The Page Free Bird CLASS HERO 1. Fathers 2. Mr. Bill 3. Mr. Rogers 4. Mighty Mouse 5. Superman Mr, and Miss Senior ........... Tracy Troyan and Tom Tran Class Airheads ................ Robin Cook and Russ Gaull Class Wild and Crazy .......... Jenny Abbott and Steve Hatton Class Sweetest ................ Joan Williams and Donny Richardson Flirt .......................... Kim Fuson and Mark Grethel Best Dressed ................. Wendi Pennington and Kerry Homberg Loud Mouths ................. Terri Gast and Todd Lannom Most Spirited ................. Tracy Troyan and Todd Lannom Best Looking ................. Lisa Ashmore and Randy Kenser Sleeper ...................... Rhonda Durham and Eddie Randall Skipper ...................... Terri Gast and Jerry Stevens Hall Walker ................... Gail Viox and Tim Minton Athletic ...................... Lisa Mihalik and Bryan Williams Shyest .1 ...................... Linda Wilson and Tom Snyder Most Likely To Succeed ....... Sue Schneider and Terry Jacobs Sweethearts .................. Lisa Bales and Gary Polisseni Muscians ..................... Reginia Bray and Dirk Garner Teachers' Pets ................ Nancy Earl and Bryan Wiuiams Mr. and Mrs. Live Oaks ........ Lisa Bunnell and Rick Ayers Mr. and Mrs. Scarlet Oaks ..... Teresa Vogelsang and John Wright FAVOURITE ACTRESS FAVOURITE COLOR FAVOURITE MOVIE 1 2 3 4 5 . Sally Field 1. Blue 1. HKramer vs. Kramer . Barbra Streisand 2. Yellow 2. Animal House . Bo Derek 3. Green 3. Every Which Way But Loose . Jane Fonda 4. Purple 4. 11A Star Is Born . Miss Piggy 5. Red 5. The Exorcist Do you remember Senior Week? That was the week in which all of the Seniors were acting stranger than nor- mal, wasntt it? Yes, it was. Each day had a special name, such as Dress Up Day', iSatur- day Night Live Day', itBackwards Day', or tFreshman Dayi. ltThe main event came on the Friday of that week when certain seniors were awarded with some serious and some not-so-serious awards. What were the awards? Well, here is a picture of Randy Kenser and Lisa Ashmore; they were voted to be best-Iooking. I'll say he's good looking! Enough of that! Remember when the hall showcase was filled with pictures of the seniors when they were little? And speaking of seniors, remember how Jeff Wade used the school's computer to aide in the distribution of our senior shirts? Oh, look! Here come Lisa Bales and Gary Polissini, our class sweethearts. We could have been sweethearts if you didn't bother me all of the time. Let's change the subject. Here's a list of all of the people who received awards that wee. Here's a picture of Tom Tran giving Mr. Raines his present from the class. Tom also donated a flag to the school, which he received from a Congressman for being mayor of Operation Youth. Heis great. Thatts why we elected him president of our class for so many years! Here are pictures of the main event. Yes, the crowning of Mr. and Miss Sen- Ior. It was great! Remember the huge smooch Tom Tran gave Tracy? The crowd went wild. You've no decency. It was a very touching moment, and I thoroughly en- joyed it. What are all these little lists all over the page? Do you remember the survey the sen- . iors took? These are the results. I can't believe Led Zeppelin beat out Uncle Bob! You think of such trivial matters. Isn't it neat that fathers came in first as he- r0es!? I don't know about you. Harry: Suzy: Harry: Suzy: Harry: Suzy: Harry: Suzy: Harry: I always feel sad whenever I start thinking about all of the people who went off to vocational schools. It seems like they left the country. You get so sentimental. Theytre only a few minutes away. We donlt see them as much as we used to but they're still a part of the school. tlYeah, I know. Kathy Hill is going to nationals in the tall as part of her horsemanship program at Diamond Oaks. They do really neat things at vocational schools. See, therels Carol Cole working on someone's hair in the cosmetology department. uAnd there's Monica Knuckles typing. That looks interesting. Connie Berchtold is working in the child care department. They aren't always working though. They have to study just as we do: There's Laurie Marshall with a baby at lunch. Isn't she cute! HSpeaking of lunch, they have people learning restaurant trades like Milton Woods is doing here. llThat's neat, they almost run their own school. Even though they look like they're having fun and all, I still can't help but miss them. uMushy. Mushy. Mushy! 115 There is always something ex- citing happening at school. You're right. It seems that there is always someone new to meet or some honoured person to congratulate. hTake, for example, our foreign exchange student, Phillipe Lam- bert. He graduated last year from a school in Belgium. I know him; he is in my math and physics classes. He sure is smart. You could be smart. too, if you would only apply yourself. The Girls' State winners, Jenny Cobb, Suzanne Beresford. Julie Harper and Kim Hockman cer- tainly applied themselves. As did the Boys' State and Op- eration Youih people; Scott Cas- sell. Ted Rishforth, Kevin Crow, Jeff Hawk, Bette Stewart, Karen Schilling 'and Scott Jordahl. The band members applied themselves for the Lawn Con- cert, too. Wasn't it nice? Yes, it was. I always have loved thatstype of outdoor activities. Here are some pictures taken at the Nationai Honour Society tapping. What an honour it is to be chosen. N.H.S. members have certainly put forth a lot of effort and sacri- ficed a great deal of time in order to receive such a distinction. Look at the picture of Karen Schilling. She's such a sweet- heart. And here's a shot of Karen Gir- bert lighting the candle symbolis- ing Leadership. There are always so many things happening at school . . . It makes me sad to leave. 117 nSpring break was my favourite time oi the year. School was nearing its end and we all took a wonderful vacation from our work. tilt makes me mad that you and your friends got to go to Florida, and l didn' t. And you had the nerve to come back with a beautiful tan! You seemed to get over it, though. iiA lot of things happened after our spring break. iiLike the aborted mission to rescue the hostages in Tehran in which eight Americans diedf' iiRussia still occupied Afghanistan and the London Embassy was taken over by Iranian terrorists, but the British quickly ended that crisie when they stormed the embassy building. Many things happened that spring. There's Amber Browning. She took and developed many of the pictures we've been looking at, and Ginger Krummen, Linda Massie and Regenia Bray spent many of their lunch hours selling yearbooks. itLook at those beauties, They did much of the typing tor the Lohian; that was quite a task, and I'm sure that good ol' Mrs. Foster appreciated their help. Spring is a nice time of year. but the way you guys behaved you must have thought it was June. We still had work to do after Spring Break, you know. The people involved with the spring musical iRock-N-Roll' knew that their work was not over. They worked many long, hard hours to make their nostalgic depiction of the past the success that it was. It was really neatfi Harry: The end-of-the-year awards certainly are exciting, aren't they? Suzyz I didn't know that there were so many honourable people in our school. Over sixty awards were given out. Harry: The senior class alone had more than $50,000 in scholarships awarded to its members. That was quite an accomplish- ment. Suzy: The best part of the awards program are the various gifts and awards given by local groups and other sources. For example, the $1,000 Ohio Academic Scholarship was awarded to Sue Schneider, and Bryan Williams and Beth Riddiough received the award given by the American Legion in recognition of their leadership and character. Harry: Each year the Loveland Junior Womenis Club awards a scholar- ship and this year's lucky recipient of $500 was Jeff Enyart. He was also awarded the $100 Salisbury Memorial Award, which is given each year to the graduating senior who possesses the potential for carrying into his life and work the love, enthusiasm, and dedication exemplified by the Salisburys. Earlier in the year Jeff was given the John Phillip Sousa Band Award, our band's highest honour. There he is, pictured with the four year band members. They have certainly added much to our years here. Suzy:liThe . Loveland Junior Women's Club's Eileen Diller Merit Awards were also presented to a graduating boy and girl who have shown outstanding service, character, leadership and citizenship. The award, along with $100 for each recipient, was given to Beth Riddiough and Chris Vinson. And Bryan Williams was recognised for his trip to Columbus for the meeting with Governor Rhodes of high school newspaper ' editors. Harry: Finally, in memory of Mr. William Koehl, a teacher and administrator at LHHS for many years, Lisa Ashomore's name was added to the plaque bearing the names of seniors who have made outstanding service contributions during their years here. Lisa is such a sweetie. These people deserve to be recognized, for without all of their efforts our school would not be the great place that it is. Suzy:itFor once you sound like you know what you're talking about. And don't forget that stu- dents aren't the only ones who get awards. Mrs. Bishop got a grant for the reading lab and I understand she has one for next year. too. 121 Things really started hoppint after spring break, didn't they? ttYeah; the craziness slackened for just a moment and then came back even stronger than before. Everyone seemed to want to go outside for lunch and get rowdy, just like David Whitley, Denise Dozier and Connie Johnson are doing in that picture. Look at all of those hunks playing ball outside. I wish they would have asked me to play. ttWhat? They know better than to mess with my wom- an! I wouldn't be so sure if I were you. Oh, you know I love the computer room. The TRS-BO system has almost unlimited capabilities. Lots of students use the computers; herets a picture of Jeff Wade. uSpeaking of lots of people, sometimes in the spring it's almost impossible to walk through the Guidance Office because of all of the people registering for the next year's classes. ttlt must have been a quiet day, though, when this picture of Mrs. Colclasure and Regina Cook playing backgammon was taken. It wasn't very quiet in the lunch room when the stu- dent art show was held there. I can tell you that. I didnlt know that our school had so many talented people in it. There's Bob Fluzinski! And Missy Carson giving a speech, Gary Boone and Rob Zinnecker developing some pictures and John Hazelett finishing a project. It looks like everyone was busy finishing up the year. I was glad to do that, but I hated ending so many of my friendships. There are so many people you see during the school year that you don't over the summer. ttLeave it to you to come up with a way to spoil a perfectly nice day. 123 Suzy: Harry: Suzy: Harry: Suzy: Harry: Suzy: Harry: Suzy: Harry: ttThis yearts prom was so beautiful. I had a wonderful time. ttl have to give the Juniors credit; they put on an excellent prom. Everyone had so much fun! ttYeah! We ate, we danced, and then we ate some more. And then Russ pulled 21 Jimmy Page on us. ttl dontt know about that boy, sometimes. uThe band was great. uAnd we even went an entire night without fighting. ttWhichareminds me; we haven't had a fight in a long time. ttMy favourite part at prom was the crowning of the King and Queen. ttThe candidates were Lisa Bales, Joan Williams, Robin Cook, Lisa Ashmore, Kay Neimi and Nancy Earl. 'tYou mean the girl candidates. The guys were Chris Vinson, Torn Tran. Randy Kenser. Bryan Williams, Gary POlissini, and Todd Lannom. 'Each of the candidates chose a Junior escort to walk with them to the gazebo where the names of the King and Queen were announced. V ' t'And crowned by the King and Queen of last yeafs prom, Danny Loveland and Jill Holt. tlThe crowd went wild when Randy and Joan were crowned. ttThey were so beautiful as they danced alone to the prom's theme song, tWe've Got Tonight' by Bob Seger. After the camera flashes were over. the candidates and their escorts joined them on the dance floor. It was quite a sight, and it didnlt seem like long after that that it was all over. It all seemed so short. You're being so sentimental. What happened? Did I rub off on you? Junior Attendants: K. Schilling, A. Sievers, R. Sanders, S. Jordahl, J. Homberg, J, Hawk, K. Constable, B. Gordon, J. Harper, T, Siekman. L. Penter, M. Sutton. Harry: Suzy: Harry: Suzy: Harry:' Suzy: Harry: Suzy: Harry: tiThe end of the year. I thought it would never come! ttWhat a relief! No more scholastic worries for at least two whole months. I'Graduation is such a confusing time, with relatives from what seem to be all corners of the globe coming to witness the ceremonies. ttlt's a happy time for those who have made the most of their years here and know exactly what they will be doing after graduation, whether they will be going directly into a job or continuing their education. But it certainly is sad for those who look back and realise that they have wasted so many opportunities by not putting forth any effort as far as school was concerned. And those unfortunate people who do not yet know what they will be doing next year. I hope that everything works out for them. ttLet's look at these pictures and change the subject before we both start crying. Yes, let's. Wait a minute; I never cry! Here's a picture of the graduation attendants. Don't they look so happy? I wish you could look like that. uI already do. You girls think that you're so smart; how come Terry Jacobs is this year's valedictori- an? Salutatorian: Schneider ltEveryone looked so somber at gradua ation. I was afraid that I would never see my friends again. Harry. do you think graduation is a beginning, or an end? ultls the beginning of a graduate's new life out in the world, but it is an end to many of the friendships made here at Lo- veland. the wontt let our friendship end, will we? I hope not, but one thing is certain; our memories of all the times we have spent at LHHS will never leave us? Probably because he got one point higher than Sue Schneider on a quiz. It was a very close race. There's Chris with another pretty girl. t Phyliss looks so pretty. I thought the flowers at graduation were nice. They even came with ribbons. There are Karen and Todd trying to understand the principal of a bow. Copy and layout by Bob Taylor and Chris Vinson. 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