Loveland High School - Lohian Yearbook (Loveland, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1981 volume:

I w ,2: FINAL EDITION 'k i' 1980-1931 iv Vk VOL. 1 P62 BRUSH FIRES - A well of tire headed IRAN, IRAO DECLARE WAR - Iran toward the campus of California at San became sufficiently weakened by Bernadino - one of several brush fires worldwide repercussions over the that raced through Southern California. seizure of the American Embassy and destroying over 30.000 acres and over became a feasible target for 100 homes. neighboring Iraq. , BASEBALLS TOP HITTER - Kansas City Royals third baseman. George Brett. wrapped up the season with a BAILING-OUT CHRYSLER - President maker afloat. When their 1981 line phenomenal batting average just short Carter shook hands with Chrysler didnht sell as predicted. the corporation of .400 and was voted the A.L.'s most Chairman Lee laccocca in May after started looking for further federal valuable player. His team lost the World signing a $1.5 billion federal loan to generosity. Series to the Philadelphia Phillies keep the nation's third largest auto- WHO SHOT .13.? e Over 83 million Americans turned on their TV's one MML t Friday night in November to find out who shot JR Ewing, the dastardly GtVE PEACE A CHANCE - The hopes Beetle was shot and killed on the steps A doubIe-dealer of CBS' HDalIas. The of a generation were summed up in of his New York apartment, cauaing a episode had the highest ratings in John Lennon's poetic tyrics. The former worldwide outpouring of grief. tetevision history, LCCDHHAN Lawcellamd HmrSt High Scmm Lawdamdg QDhig E983. 444 ,Aeuar s;:..-Ic High school has been like a jour- ney through a fast moving time tun- nel. It has been a beginning of changes and an awareness of the people around us. It has been a time to learn. It has been a time to learn that the fear I once felt about entering high school was within me and once I got to know myself as a person I could accept it. It has been a time of feeling inse- cure and wondering if I'd fit in with the rest of the crowd. It has been a time to learn that I must keep my dreams and believe in them, for if I let them go, life, too could elude me and leave me with onIy yesterdaysi It has been a time of making new friends and sharing with them the feelings I had. The happiness of be- ing in the same class or the disap- pointment of being defeated at a football game. It was a time to be hopeful so that all of mankind could look at the love and peace which lies within one an- other instead of trying to tear each other apart. Over the past years, there have been times when I needed to be alone and just be a friend to myself. I listened to myself think and felt con- tent with my life because I realized that what I am is so much more im- portant than who I am. There have been times when I wondered what the true meaning of love was and oh, how hard I searched for the answer! As the years went by I realized the answer was there all the time and maybe I just wasn't mature enough to under- stand. Love was there when an up- perclassman picked up the book I dropped and was there when some- one smiIed at me as I walked down the hall. Now is the time I have reached the end of the tunnel ... graduation. As I look back I can feel the wisdom that I've gained from the many exper- iences of high school. As I look ahead I see a brand new beginning awaiting us. It will be a time to meet new challenges, a time to make new choices, a time to be free. Jenny Cobb Introductionh3 x: xi - r . ; h ,. . , I . :'1 J 4' x J re 'i g! u t w t . n. . 1.x T. .. . .. .21.. n; . u .v n. u h: I . J a .1. i .. 1. u .u. Hi D- . 3 . i3 . . , I . , .r ?gmmw ,yw r I: L Faculty And .m t a h. .B .m m d A , 7.- 7mg . $ M ; 7 H.. . M Dr. Waple, Superintendent Loveland City Schools Seated: Mr. Rockwood, Mr. Vinson, Mr. Ramsey. Standing: Mr. Young, Mr. Strecker, Mrs. Elliot, Dr Waple, MrA McKinniss. MAdministration Mn Ronald DeWitt, Principal, LoveIand High School 8.5. Miami University, M. EdA University of Cincin- nati. Mr. Charles SchmidL Assistant Principal. B.S. Wilmington Collegq M. Ed, Xavier Uni- versity. p; fl. Mr. Robert Wagner, Director of Student Af- fairs. 3.5. University of Cincinnati, M, EdA Xavier University; Physics. Administration 7 i'rn'rn x n ; . a ...... 1 Mrs. Marjorie Henderson 1 5.5. Denison University; Choir. x X W Faculty Mr. Robert Kaemerer BS. Ohio State University, M. Ed, University of Cincinnati; In- strumental Music, Band; Co- Chairman Stage Band; Class Sponsor Hm. k .539: Mr. Jerry Conn 85. Morehead University, Graphics, 1nd. Arts Survey, Offset Photography; Co- Chairman I91 Mr. Fred Goosman B.S. University of Cincinnati, MA. Cincin- nati Coilege of Music; Instrumental Music, Band, and lnstrumentai Sections; Co- Chairman Stage Band; Class Sponsor UOL Mr. James Poe B.S. Morehead University; 1nd Arts Survey, Furniture Design, Technical Drawing, Residential Housing, Technical Iliustration; Class Sponsor HU. Mr. Jeff Still B.S. Miami University; ind. Arts Survey, Woods; Class Sponsor HU. Mr, Daryl Radcliff 56. Miami University; Ind. Arts Survey, Photography, Home Mechanics, Metals; Asst. LV. Football Coach; J.V4 Track Coach; Class Sponsor Hm. I Mrs. Virginia Reynolds BA. University of Kentucky, MA. University of Cincinnati; Basic Drawing, Arts and Crafts and Advertising, Ceramics and Macrame, Painting and Sculpture; Art Club; Co-Chairman Hm. Facultw 9 Mr. John Conley B.SA Morehead State University; Plane Ge- ometry. Mr. David Hirsch BS. University of Cincinnati; General Busi- ness, Dollars and Sense, Typing II, Business Math; Golf Coach. 10fFaculty Mr. Ronald Bivens BAS. Morehead State University, MA; Xaviz er University; Algebra II, Math l,C.P. Math, Trigonometry; Co-Chairman t11l. Mr. Dennis Johnson B.Sv University of Cincinnati; M, Ed. Xavier University; Algebra I, Math ll; Class Spon- sor Hm; Football Coach; Basketball Coach mt Mrs. Lois Clausen 8.5. Ball State University; Accounting l, Ac- counting II; Class Sponsor 02k School Ac- tivities Clerk. Mrs lanis Christianson BA. Alverno College; Algebra I; Class Sponsor H11 ML Gary Wood B.S. Miami University; Calculus, Algebra II, Computer Science; Class Sponsor um, Tennis Coach; Volleyball Coach. Miss Rosella Reynolds 3.5. Cumberland College, M. Ed. Xavier University; Personal Typing, Typing l, shorthand 1; Class Sponsor En, Mrs. Phyllis Bishop B.S, Cumberland College, M. Ed., Ed. S Murray State; Fantasy and Science Fiction Composition, English 10; Class Sponson Hm. Mrs. Carol Barnard 85. University of Cincinnati; English 9, Speech, Drama; Class Sponsor Hm; Drill Team Adviser. Mrs. Avery Foster Mrs. Winifrgd Cairns . V , B.A. Miami University, M.A. Vanderbilt Mrs.Kath1een Grossheim BA .Miarm UniverSIty; COWPOSIthn, University; C-p, Literature, C-p- Composi- BAY Edgecliff College; English 10; Class gmerlcan Literatyre; Tyro Sponsor; Na- tion, Newswriting, Sociology; Class Spon- Sponsor 03L Drama Club Sponsor. tlonal Honor SOCIEW Sponsor. sor I11l; Tiger's Tongue Adviser; Lohian Advisor. Mr. NiCk Ficciano v . Mr. John Raines Mrs. Elaine Whipple BM At-henaeurp 0f Oh'o' M: Ed X-awer BA. Morehead State; English 9 and 12. BA. University of Cincinnati; English 9. Universny; Enghsh 10, American Litera- ture, Composition; Co-Chairman m. FacultyM1 I j V Mrs. Barbara Davis Mrs. Marge Curry B.S. Miami University, M.A. Miami Univer- Mrs Avis Woodward BS. Miami University; Home Economics 1, sity; House and Home Decorating, Home 3.5, Iowa State University; Singles Living, Home Economics ll, Creative Foods;F.H.A. Economics l, Home Economics II, Creative Family Living, Child Development; F.H.A. Sponsor; Class Sponsor UU, Clothing; F.H.A. Sponsor; Co-Chairman Sponsor; Class Sponsor t11l. HU- '5 Language , ML Amos Friedmann Hume EC. Mrs. Jane Margraf B.A., B.S. University of Cincinnati; German B.S. Miami University, M. Ed. Xavier Uni- I, N, French 1, II; German Club Sponsor; versity; Spanish I, I1; Cheerleader Adv.; Class Sponsor Hm. Spanish Club Adv; Head Sponsor HZL 12Hi'acuhy Mrs. Linda Slusher B.A Wilmington College, M. Ed. Xavier University; Library Media Specialist; Class Sponsor Hm Mrs. Grayce Vermillion 35. Murray State University; Special Ed. All Subjects; Class Sponsor Hm, ML Joseph Rutkowski B.S. Kent State University, M. Ed. Miami University; Guidance; Class Sponsor U31 Mrs. Carol Colclasure B S Miami University, M, Ed. Xavier Uni- versity; Guidance; Class Sponsor Hm; Na- tional Honor Sociew Sponsor Mrs. Blanca Aldredge B.A University of Kentucky, MA, Univep 5in of Cincinnati; Learning Disabilities; Class Sponsor GJ. Faculty 13 12M! Mr. David Evans B.S. University of Cincinnati; Driver Education,'Phys. Ed.; J.V. Football Coach; J.V. Basketball Coach; Varsity Baseball Coach; Asst, Varsity Football Coach. 14XFaculty Mr. Carmen Davidson 85. Cumberland College, M. Ed. Xavier University; Health, Phys. Ed. 10; Head Basketball Coach. Mr. Ken Hockman 8.5. Bowling Green State University, M. Ed. XaviEI University; Phys. Ed. 10; Head Football Coach; J.V. Baseball Coach; Class Sponsor Hm. ,- . dad: u u..- Mrs Beverly Mihalik Mr. Tom Mihalik B.S, Wilmington College; Phys. Ed 9; Girls' Soccer Coach. B.S. Wilmington College, MA. Xavier University; Health, Ad- vanced Phys. Ed. K Mr. Roger Muething Mr. Dan O'Rear 3,5. Eastern Ky University, M. Ed Xavier University1Algebral, B.S. Indiana State, M, Ed Indiana University; Phys. Human Driver Education, Driver Training, Intramural Director, Athle- GEOSFEPhY: Driver Training, Driver Education. tic Director; Asst. Varsity Football Coach. FacultyX'lS ML David Harris B.A, Bluffton College; Psychcviogy Matter, Energy and Machines, Earth and Life Sci- ence, Chemistry; Class Sponsor HZL 16Haculty Mr. Steve Herbold B.S. University of Cincinnati, MBA Univer- sity of Cincinnati; Chemistry, Ecotogy, Matter, Energy and Machines; Soccer Coach; Class Sponsor HZL ML Donald Lynn 8.5, Ohio University, M. Ed. Xavier Univeru sity; Microbiology, Ocean, Air and Water, Geology; Class Sponsor Uh. Mrs. Jean Lemon B.S. Miami University; Ocean, Air and Wa- ter, Geology; Class Sponsor tum Mr. Mark Sherman B.S. Xavier University, M. Ed. University of Cincinnati; ZooIogy, Botony, Physiology, Ocean, Air and Water; Chess Club Spon- sor Mr Jeffrey Berkoff Miss Wanda DeBra B.S, University of CEncinnati;Ancient and Medieval History, Mod B.S. University of Cincinnati; American History, Middle East ern History, American History; Head Wrestling Coach; Class and Africa, Asia Old and New, Class Sponsor HZL Sponsor Hm; Cross Country Coach, Mr. Charles LaFata B.S. University of Cincinnati, MA. Xavier Uni- versity; American History, Economics, World Culture; Class Advisor Gk Varsity Track Coach; Head Freshman Football Coach. Mr. Richard Dickrnann B S. Hanover College, M Ed. Miami Universi- ty; American Government; Jr. Council on World Affairs Advisor. Faculty 17 '18 Mrs Mitchell Mrs. Tracy Secretary Secretary Main Office Main Office Mrsv Hetmintoller Mrs. Johnson Mrs. Matre Secretary Secretary Secretary Attendance Office Library Guidance Office Cooks Row 1: Mrs. Cox, Mrs. Dilday, Mrs. Mathena. Row 2: Mrs Neumann, Mrs. lackson, Mrs. Patterson, Mrs. McDonough, Mrs. Shurts. The computer programs for the page designations in this section were written by staff member, Lisa Daleiden. s Custodians .Wuu-unnn-IunluuunInI-I-I-I-II- - Mr. Shaver, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Fyffe, Mrs. Slusher, Mr. Bowling, Mrs. Combs. j I h- I I Villll Vllf'flll'fllllllllll. I... 1-. !IL- law 3mm! aw l3: Bf r: 1W 1:9- 'II IIIIII IIIIIIIIII'II 'IIII IIIIIIIIt I ' I III I I I III'III'IIIII MI I.-. III III IIIII Classes I M II IIIIIII 'I III I III! II l.' ,.. I ' . I ' $. II .1 .'Xli.-ll IIII'JI IN, 15:1, 'IIIj III I IIII- . .I I .' . .I I I.. .I. ..I.II.I II'IJI I. I ILI.. IIIII'IIIII f I II II III III IIIIII I I h . max. Wm. . .zu Class Of 1984 Class Officers Kneeling: Todd Huntley, President; Sheri Reynolds, Secretary; Standing: Chris Banta, Vice President; Dora Ball, Treasurer. 22 Freshmen Adams, Veronica Adleta, John Alfred, Tina Allen, David Bargo, Tommy BarnesJ Terry Baxter, Angie Baxter, Ves Bear, Rhonda Arm, Kathy Atkins, Larry Ball, Dora Bannister, Terri Banta, Christine ,l. Jr - Beckman, Beth Beckman, Lori Beller, Eric Beller, Tony Berchtold, Eric Binegar, Jeff R. Clevenger Sells Most Candles. Books, David Brack, Gary Breeze, Steve Breitung, Kimberly Breitung, Leah Brinkman, Nancy Brown, Bonnie Bruce, Kevin Bryant, Desirea Burleson, David Burris, Steven Burroughs, Tina Burton, Janice Calder, Scott Carovillano, Amy Caudell, Lisa Chandler, Rodney Charlton, Steve Chasteen, Tammy Chitwood, Kim Christman, Ed Clark, Karin Clevenger, Robert Collen, Christina Collins, Cindy Combs, Billy Conley, Tim Constable, Willie Craig, Robert Crawford, Deleah Custer, David Dabbs, Lori Davidson, Marty Dotson, Jerry Downs, Jack Dudley, David Duggins, Amy Dunn, Nikki Dunn, Patty Dye, Brian Eduardo, Tina Eldenon, Jeff Freshmen 23 Ellis, Kim Ellis, Mark Engel, Debbie Epperhart, Timothy Ervin, Theresa Evans, Missy Fath, Teresa Fathman, Christine Faulkner, Felena Ferguson, Sharon Fisher, Lisa French, Patrick Funke, Kip Fussner, Jackie Gabbard, Glenn Gambill, Ammie Gardner, Kathy Gonzales, Steven Goodwin, Doug Grubert, Brian Culley, Jenny Hahn, Monica Hamlin, David Hammons, Steve Hampton, Donaid Harris, Guy Harris, Kelly Hayden, Lisa Henson, Angie Hering, Anthony Hering, Thomas Higginbotham, Missy Hill, Randy Holt, Gretchen Hughes, Pat Huntley, Todd Huchcraft, Raegene Jacobs, Jim Jake, Jim Jent, Missy Johnson, Joe Jones, Rachel 24Hreshmen 1 lungels, Joy Kenna, David Kenser, Steve Kern, Cara Kim, Yong Kimball, Ralph Kirby, Melisa Klinger, Lynne Knuckles, Melissa Koerkel, Sue Kramer, Scott Kuhn, Gayle Ladd, Bill Lafarge, Melba Lahley, Jeff Lee, Mike Lee, Sun Leguillon, Judy Lewis, Lisa Litteral, Steve Lohr, Tim Maldonado, Deborah Malott, Teresa Malott, Bill Marshall, Brian Martin, Donna Mason, John Mason, Scott Mayerle, Perry Maynes, Renee McCann, Mike McDaniel, Howard McLaughlin, Kevin McReynolds, Chuck Medert, Ken Mersch, Laura Miiler, Dave Milner, Todd Minton, Dan Mitchell, Mark Moore, Wayne Moores, Mike FreshmenHS Morgan, Jerry Moses, Shannon Moss, Steve Mossman, Mindy Myers, Kim Nead, Judi O'Dell, Andy Ogle, Hohn Osborne, Dean Parchman, Kimberly Patterson, Debby Pedderson, Shaari Perry, Jeff Peters, Penny Pfiester, lack Pierce, Tracy Pierman. Lisa Price, Tracy Rajala, Keith Raney, Cheryl Rauen, Susan Ravenscraft, Denise Rawls, Steve Reed, Christopher Renlas, Mark Renner, Karen Reynolds, Sherry Richardson, Kathy Richardson, Kimberly Richardson, Robin Riddle, Tracy Roard, Steve Ross, Patty Roth, Mike Routt, Jerry Routt, Lisa Sanders, Leigh Ann Schuler, John Scribner, Anthony Sedillo, Robert Setty, Richard Severy, David Treasury Grows: Successful Stationery And Bake Sales ZHFreshmen Shumaker, Sean Simon, Cindi Sims, Laura Smith, Steven Smith, Wayne Spence, Redonda Strunk, Tony Sturgill, Robin Swearingen, Gary Tait, Missy Troyan, Tammy Tull, lay Turner, Sheryl Vance, Sonya Varney, Kimberly Vaughan, Mary Vinsant, Edward Vinsant, Joel Viox, Chuck Wakefield, Leann Walker, Chas Walton, Chet Ward, Denise Washburn, John Wasson, Kirk Watson, Von Weaver, Meiissa Wells, Chuck Whisman, Craig Williams, Kim Freshmen WNW, Lora Not Pictured Wolfe, Darryl Woods, Audrey Adkins, Larry Johnson, Terry Arm, Jeff McCowen, Richard Baslon, Keith Moore, Carla Brock, Gary Nugent, Julie Dority, Denise Nugent, Martin Drake, Paul Rentos, Mike Epperhart, Mike Rogers, Robert Fein, Willie Shank, Tammy Fuson, Lennis Simpson, Allen Harris, Charitee Stigers, Kim Hill, Douglas Wall, Teresa Hilton, David Williams, Isiah Freshmenf 27 Class Of 1983 Class Officers Clockwise from Bottom: Leslie Zimmerman, Treasurer; Kelly McMahon, Secretary; Bartram, Kelly Hockman, President; Gina Massey, Vice President. Gail Bauer, Tim Baugher, Lori Baumann, Jim Beamer, Todd Ackerman, Gary Adkins, Lynnette Albrecht, Jeff Anderson, Molly Armstrong, Keith Armstrong, Wayne Ashmore, Ieff Banta, Susan Barnett, Angie ZWSophomores Belew, Sally Bentley, Monica Biegert, Jenny Binegar, John Blain, Donny Boyd, Randall . 4 -- -4 .AH HA- -..z.,r.w1, Brock, Terry Brogan, Betsy Brown, Eugene Bruegging, Richard Bryant, Doug Bryson, Debby Campbell, Corwyn Cannon, Lisa Caudell, Debbie Caylor, Paige Christman, David Clark, Lee Coffinbarger, Tina Cole, Jim Conover, Eric Cornelius, Cleve Craig, Pam Daleiden, Mike Davis, Patty Dede, David Dehart, Dawn DeYoung, Suzie Donahue, Bridget Dority, Diane Dunn, Kim Dusebout, Bruce Eifert, Sandra Elledgel Leigh Evans, Jacqueline Faul, Brian Bletcher, Matt Floyd, Chris Foster, Shana Fread, Bob Fuson, Sandy Gee, Candy SophomoreHQ BOBOphomores Gee, Debby George, Angie Gerlock, Rick Gilker, Jeff Gilliam, Sandy Golliher, Theresa Gordon, BiH Graham, Erin Grove, Caroline Guliey, Cheryl Hall, Amy Handell, Craig Hansen, David Hatton, Dick Hawk, Kris Hayes, Scott Hehner, Scott Herndon, Peggy Hess, Mark Hill, Victor Hockman, Kelly Hoctor, Melinda Holden, Karen Hord, Jeff Hughes, Randy Hurd, Scott Hutson, Skip Igo, Lisa lnnis, John Jackson, Jeanet lagoditz, Mike Johnson, Troy Jones, Allen lordahl, Julie King, Shelley Koebbe, Cheryl Kramer, Rhonda Kroener, Kim Krummen, John Kuhling, Susan Kuhn, Paul Ladd, Patty Latham, Andy Lawrence, Teresa Lay, Ronnie Lay, Scott Locke, Richard Lynch, Terry Mahaffee, Wendy Maines, Gloria Martin, Donnie Mashburn, Natalie Mason, Darryl Massey, Gina Mastrorocco, Kevin McCuffey, Mary McMahan, Kelly McQuery, David Medert, Ruth Medlock, Melissa Popular Sophomore Course , $13, Meeker, Robin Mercer, Tom Meyers, Michail Miller, Don Miller, John Moran, Richard Mon, Lisa Morris, Michele Napier, Lee Neale, Jeff Neumahr, Liz Niemt, Kendra Ogden, Tom Osborne, Lisa Osborne, Todd Osborne, Torn Owens, Alex Packett, Donna Parrish, Brian Payne, Phyllis Palfrey, Gary Potts, Russell Pandall, Wayne Rauen, Mike Sophomore5X31 gar... .a-f- Redmond, Jeff Reilly, Tomasina Richardson, Angie Richardson, Karen Ridener, Tom Rishforth, Tom Robinson, Chuck Ruse, Mark Ruzinsky, Mike Schira, Karla Schira, Kerry Schneider, Mike Schoenhoeft, Karl Schreiber, Brenda Schuchart, Bonnie Schulte, Connie Sedillo, Michael Segelke, Theresa Setty, Mike Seward, Kelly Shelley, Dwane Shelton, Jerry Sievers, Anne-Marie Silvers, Terry 32XSophomores Sophomores Not Pictured Bord, Ronald Craig, Mike Fath, Robert Fein, Frank Fitch, Bette George, Mike Mason, Walter McCabe, Brendan Meeker, Crystal Moore, Doug Neely, Michele Nichols, Sharon Picolo, Toni Stayton, Mike Terrell, Robert Simons, Mike Simpson, Jenny Sizemore, Dan Sizemore, Tony Smyth, Kim Souder, Linda Stigers, Kim Stiver, Celeste Swierc, James Thielen, Renee Thompson, Mark Thornton, Tony UndercoHer, Carla Underwood, Harold Wall, Joe Walton, Bridget Waters, Melissa Weaver, Frederick White, Don Winston, Karen Wright, Jim Young, Tresa Zimmerman, Lesley Sophomorev 33 Sitting: Melody Hoctor, Treasurer; Standing: Jeff Back, President; Sally Schneider, Bentley, Secretary; Top: Steve McGowan, Vice President. Michelle Bigham, Laura Billard, Pam Bobo, Scott Bodley, lohn Alsop, Sylvia Anderson, Amy Anderson, Mari Back, Jeff Bales, Leah Bales, Mira Beckman, Stewart Begley, Don Bennington, Dean M. Igu ,, ., :1 ?'ialltiks Mu 34Huniors Books, Patty Boone, Gary Botts, Tracy Bradford, Lisa Brady, Steve Brayton, Vicki Bridges, Don Brooks, Patty Brulport, Jeff Bullock, Roberts Burleson, Jeff Burns, Margie Buzzelli, Laura Cahall, Joseph Camele, Sarah Carovillano, LeAnne Caylor, Mark Chandler, James Cianciolo, Deneen Cole, Connie Cole, Lora Conti, Carla Cook, David Cornelius, Debbie Cossentino, Frank Cottrell, Jeff Craig, Patti Cravens, Mike Dehart, Michele DeYoung, Jim Downey, Chrfs Dozier, Denise Drennan,- Chris Dumas, Gene Eichelbarger, Dean Elderton, Traci Juniorsf35 Evans, Gregg Faulkner, Rick Fisher, Carolyn Gallagher, Rat Gee, Peggy Gillespie, Kevin Goedde, Alan Goodwin, Linda Grainger, Mary Green, Brenda Green, Sheri Grethel, Lucy Gude, Grant Hamilton, Faith Hamlin, Sherry Hardwick, Jill Hargis, Lynn Hartle, Lee Hawk, Andy Haws, Missy Hayes, Lisa Hensley, Debbie Hensley, Jeff Herbert, Jim Herndon, Ken Heyne, Judy Hizar, Kevin Hoctor, Melody Holden, Lynn Hollan, Cathy I II I ?djfr Houghton, Christine Hubbard, Susie Hutzel, Debbie ller, Scott Jackson, Scott Jennings, Theresa Johnson, Connie Johnson, Davinna Johnson, lerry Johnson, Robin Jones, Andrea Jones, Christina 36Huniors Kirby, Janice Knuckles, Kim La Farge, Rod Larcomb, Dan Lautenschlegar, Paula Lawson, Lori Lee, Scott Leroy, Cindy Lewis, Lori Lindloff, Krystal Lindsley, Deena Mahaffee, Mike Marggrander, Lynn Mason, Joe Meyerle, Jeff Maynard, Shelly McCabe, Brendon McGowan, Steve Meadors, Donna Meeker, Crystal Mendenhall, Pat Mertes, Chuck Mesaros, Rich Miller, Bryan Morgan, Lisa Moses, Todd Neumann, Tim Paolello, Patricia Patrick, Ken Pennington, Diane Pennington, Rob Penn Anthony Perry, Diana Pommering, Tom Potts, Forrest Poynter, ierry Randolph, Ann Rauen, Denisa Redmond, Mark Reeves, Brad Rentschler, Sheri Richardson, Laura JuniorsX 37 Riddiough, Ken Roark, Ron Roberts, Leroy Ruzinsky, Bob Ryan, Melissa Salyer, lanie Sanders, Alan Schaller, Stewart Schell, Laura Schilling, Scon Schneider, Sally Schnitzler, John Schnure, Kathy Schulte, Tina Seward, Paula Sewell, Jackie Shurts, Joan Siekman, Dan Simon, Tammie Sisco, Sandy Smith, Chris Smith, Nancy Smith, Pam Snedicor, Fran Snyder, Mark Sporing, Lydia Juniors Take First 0n Homecoming Float 38Uuniors Stamper, Trish Steger, Lori Stephens, Darlene Thompson, Kila Uhl,Amy Viox, Brad Viox, Tom Volkman, David Warfield, Brian Washburn, Paul Whisman, Nancy Whitaker, Paula Whitaker, Sondra White, Janet Whitley, Michelle Williams, Dave Williams, Holley Williams, Karen Williams, Mike Willittes, Bob Wilmes, Tim Woodruff, Janet York, Wayne Zinnecker, Robert Juniors Not Pictured Anderson, Taryn Beck, Michelle Black, Ricky Brockmeyer, Teresa Burnett, Joe Carson, Sherri Clark, Jeff Donaldson, Lisa Donley, Missy Doughman, lonnie Dye, Mike Faith, Melinda Fitch, Debbie Fleming, Lila Gee, Kathy Gosh, Rick Hardesty, Terry Hazlett, lohn Holliday, Stephanie Hurst, Jerry Jackson, Cynthia Jacobs, Wade Johnson, Danny Johnson, Gracie Maureira, Lorena McCoy, Ken Mitchell, Scot Nichols, Daniel Palmer, Mary Perry, Robert Pfiester, Jill Picolo, Craig Polisseni, Valerie Russell, David Shelton, Lolita Silar, Jodi Sporing, Jo Stevens, Karrine Tudker, Toni Turner, Susan Vonderhaar, David Wayman, Brian Weaver, Thomas Class Of 1981 Senior Class Officers: Left to Right: Jenny Cobb, President; Debbie Klemt, Vice President; Donna Ren- ner, Secretary; Julie Harper, Treasur- ORIA LEW ALLEN 5X5A53 I l 4. R0 x ith '2 SpeiiIVWagon Club 2L Bobette Andrews Paul Babillis Brant Barnes Brad Bauer Mike Bissman BRANMLAN BARNES 7719763 wwmr Golf 3; Tennis 3. BRETT ALLEN BARNES 7719763 There will be an answer; let it be. Beatles. Spanish Club 2; Basketball 2; Baseball 2, 3, 4. Brett Barnes BRADLEY J. BAUER 1712763 Basketball 2; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Football? ' HARLEN JACK BEGLEY 571a ; , .- Born To RalJfll.I Springsteen. Baske 3; Baseball 1, 21 3, 4; German Club CONNIE Lou BERCHTOLD 8715763 ' '3. e Made It 1 ' 3gs.- 551338 Drama Club .1, 3,5panish rs: Society 3, 4; Grid Affairks 3, 4. CARLA SUZ 3 So much of life ahe ,. where there' 5 room t: 5 ' Suzanne Beresford Carolyn Boike ; HOLLY RENEE BRA'Y'TONWTI'27X63 Gaze at the sky and picture a memory of days in your life. You knew what it meant to be happy and free with time on your side. Parsons. Princeton 1; Attendance Office . DAIde 3, French IClube , PATRICIA , You are . It Denver Cheerieade 1, 2, 3, ,' Softball1, 2; Soccer 2 tHonorable Mentioni', 3, 41mm V ? oi'able MentIonL Lohian 4; Homecoming Queen 4, ' RONALD LEE BR00Ks 3M . The Winner Takes It All'1 Abba Pep Club 3 ,3 Chess Club 3, 4, Junior Council Q Worldi UNNELL 12f10 2 hat' 5 good for me is , .CR 1; Football. '2- RBasketball 41Traini- .- Dave Bunnell 422Seniors Richard Byrd Jim Caudell Martha Camele Scott Cassell Jenny Cobb SCOTT PAUL CALCATERRA 6422463 Born To Run Springsteen. Basketball 2, 3, 4 1Honorable Mentionl MARTHA JOHN CAMELE 345463 Future Homemakers of America 1; Spanish ' 3 4; Junior 4; French Ciub MELISSA JANE CARSO Thanks for the times th you've given me; the memories are all in my mind. Commoa dores. Track 1; Spanish Club 2, 3; Volleyball 2, 4; Softball 3, 4; Athletic Aide 4. SCOTT EDWIN CASSELL 3413463- Yakety Sax'f Randolph Rich. Band 8: Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 41Tgf,gas.1; Track1, 2, 3, 4, Soccer 2, 4; Teen CounSHor 3; Boys; State 3. JAMES CAUDELL 3112453 Celebrate godd times. Kool 81 The Gang. Track 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4 1 1Honorable Mentiom. t what you give. r 1 W-PresJ, 3, 4 AII-Leaguel; Tjger een ounselor 3, 4. r memories of yesterday will last a life- . Spanish Club 1, 2; Cheerleader .J'Ihere never's . to O the t . you n em. Croce. A mg 3 2, 3, 4 Wonorab - v :7 toccefiz, 3, ,; HomecogninLQ 5 NICHOLAS w! GREGORY E ' ANTHON If I lea . member 5 Club 3, 4;. 4M59niors Jeff Combs Jon Crisp Tony Cornell Kevin Crow Lisa Daleiden Trudy Davis ; Virginia Dippong Debbie Dole Jolene Driscoll Ed Duggins Frank Dusini LISA KAREN DALEIDEN SNSAB We started a story whose end must now delman Tennis Team 2, 3, 4; Art Club 9 Club 3; Tiger' 5 , 4 - - This 0415! world seem .. darlin' we'll just kee. DaVis Cheerleader; 1, 2, 3 Wresj; Sp Winter, got to do is 'f?iend. K Riflesk Club 1, REBECCA LYNN ERBELE 9215X63 Best of Times Styx. Spanish Club 1, 2; Pep Club 2; Ohio Office Education Assistant 3, 4; Business Office Education 3, 4; Data Process- ing II 4 ISec'yI. TINA LOUISE EVERHART 11I4X62 Roll with the changes. REO Speedwagon. . Track 1; Class Officer 2 W- Pres. 1, Volleyball 2, , 3, 4; Softball 3: Office Education Assistant 4. KAREN LYNN FARRIS V3f63 Memories may be beautiful and yet, what 5. . too painful to remember, we simply choose . j to forget. Streisand Basketball 1, 2, 3; Gym; g Aide 4. JAMES ARTHUR FATSY 423263 Footbail 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 1; Pep Club 3.: TAMMY MARIE FAY 9X8162 Distributive Education Club of l'KmEric-Cal'3;;i Home Economics and Related Occupanons 3 Sec 'yi, 4 tV- -..Presi TERESA ANN FINK 1H30f62 - - , TheI'e will be an answer, ie'zt .i.t' ' .. Spanish Club '1 2 3, lunlor'f' 'World Affairs 4. ' EARL DAVID FLEIC. wife. Student Council 3, 4 3 MARK ADRIAN FLORIMONTE 11X15X62 '7, Art Club 1, 2, 4. Becky Erbele Earl Fleig Tina Everhart Terri Fink Mark Florimonte LaDonna Gaull Debbie Gilker o Speedw 3 ' 4 tParh'amen MONICA LOUISE GOLLIHER 12 2 62 It's time for me to fly. REO Speedwagon. Track 1; Band 1; Spanish Ciub 2. Just remember that it's a graA deep inside we're all the sa -- ish l 2, 3, 4; Baske a - 3 6:39pm 6 -. unior-foun iders In the Sky'l Outlaws. S roup 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 1' . , Dave Green JULIE ANN HARPER V22f63 every mountain, ford every stream, 0 low every rainbow, till you find your dream. Rogers 8, Hammerstein. Class Offi- cer 1, 2, 3, 4 UreasJ; Girls' Counselor 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Lohian 4. Julie Harper Kim Grande Donna Hanson Camala Harris David Hatfield Cherrie Hawk Baseball . JEFFREY WELDON NES 12N9X62 The world is full of , gs and queens that blind your eyes an- teal your dreams. 1 Black Sabbath. Span 2; Baseball1 . 2, 3, 4; Basketball 8 Wrestling 1 Gecom iace E. H. LJ; Football 1, 2, 3, 4, 1CIawman, E..HL Honorable Men- tiom. LISA DIANE HELM 9X19l63 I'm the one who has to die when it's time for me to die, so let me live my life the way I want to. Hendrix. Girls Basketball 1 1Man- agerk Future Home Makers of America 3 1TreasJ, 41V-PresJ;Gym Aide 4; Typing Aide A LYNN HENDRICKSON 9X22h63 Where digthe time go? When did our lives grow? Simon. Attendance Office Aide 1; Key Club 1; Track 1, 2; Drill Team 3, 4. Mike Haynie DEBRA ANN HESLAR 9Wl7h63 Future Home Makers of America 3, 41Histo- riam. SeniorsMB Debbie Heslar MICHAEL WAYNE HESTER 7425X63 'oys Band1, 2, 3 4 --' Wrestling 3, 4. 76463 stream, E3 your -tudent 4; Girls' , 4; Tiger's po . ur in Chiefl WWI: RYN HOM- V ,' .6 memories o ,A Styx. Amer $2 . -. leyball 1, 3, Teen a3: ; 3, 4; Na quor Society 3, ' - uncil on M! rs 4 W. Pres. ;. V4462 oman L James Innis Pam Jones Kim Hockman Teresa Jones wherever I am, 1' again Taylor. PepC Scott Jordahl 3, 4; Track 1,2, 3 National Honor .W; PresJ. Debbi? Klemt - National Honor Soci on World,Affairs '2, 4. Nancy Knuckles Lori Kroener pf yes rday will last a life- time Styx Th Ie High School1, 2; Soc- cer 3 E. FEL H i Oh Lord m I really here at last? Seger. Track 1, Spanish Club 2; Pep Club 2, Attenv dance 6ffice Aide 2 TEREEA LOUIEE' MARTIN 11E4X62 Keep on Loving Y' E6 Speedwagon Future Homemakers of America 1, 2, 3, 4; Busines Office Education 4; Office Educa- tion Assmtant .4. MELISSA ROBYN MASON 7212763 Hello Again Diamond. Future Homemak- ers of America 1, 2 iTreasJ; Attendance Of- fice Aide 2; Office Education Assistant 3, 4 iParliamentarianT. Teresa Martin Susie Lochner Brenda Malott Robin Mason wwwm . , H, 3.53:, it 4 '- mm mu mint? 1: w'w-A' w I I . A wmw'mm-m- mahhiimm reunig, ' Kathy McEwan Sharon Moore Gina Mossman omises, a kiss for luck and we' yes, We' ve jug; begun chols. Key Club 1,2; I' knowing you have someone Murray Student Council 1,2 leading 2 ISoccerI; Soccer 2, 3- Senior5253 mity, Au E. RCLP - Stairway to Heav' Baskefball 2. DARRYL MAT DEWAYNE .' 3, 4 Soccer 3, Attendan g John Mullikin Darryl Pauley Kyle Napier Ron Patterson Dewayne Pelfrey ? S E. f. ,l: K Cheryl Reifenberger Donna Renner Laura Penter Tim Penny JAMES DANIEL PELFREY 8X13V63 Look how far we've come; so far from where we used to be. Diamond. TIMOTHY KARL PENNY 7 28 63 Keep a song inside your heart because the time has come to part. We'll be together soon; time will fly because we never say goodbye. Tennille Chess Club 1, 2, 3; Ger- man Club 2; Junior Council on World Affairs 2, 3, 4. LAURA LEE PENTER 9 23X63 It's not what you get in return, but what you give. Newton-John. Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 UreasJ; Soccer 2, 3, 4, Honorable mention 3, 4x Sweetheart Queen 3; County . Government Seminar 3; Lohian 4. LL RENEE PFIESTER V8X64 Just remember in th the bitter mow, lies th suns love-inir-It'he Spr Midler. Art.Club ' UreasJ..- LISA ANN fPoWeRs-1M CHERYL ANN REIFENBERCE 7 3. Keep .on Loving Yoti ., Office Education. Asslkt 't :3 .dent COuncil 3. , . Spanish Club 1, 2; Class Pep Club 2, 3; Cheer- Ilea'dera3 W 26113 . Attendance Office Aide 4. Wchine Tr. ENEE RUSS 5 on the road- are I go, a turn th 31V. P. : 4 . .cr Dawn Ross Tina Rozzi Mark Rose Barb Salyer Jamie Schira 1 ? Tawnie Schock Tim Schulel . WAYNESCHILJLTEI314'15753 m.modores County Govern i :- ' 3; German Club 2, 3 iSec yi; Fenc , er s Tongue 4 iGeneral iManag 'wxgouncil on World Affairs 45 vw IROBERT JAMES SLUSHER iffy Stay Browne. Distributive Edu 4 f...of America 3, 4; Shoplifti Competition 4; Adtowt SBfSeniors Tom Schulte Rob Setty Andy Sievers Doug Smith Terri Seidomridge Bob Slusher MICHAEL We are Michael Stevens Miles Strand Paul Stratman Bettie Stuart Gary Swierc Jeff Thomas Susan Tuerck 1 7 E'DEBORAH LYNN VANCE 3X20X63 HOWARD WILLIAM VOLLMER 8XW63 i DEBRA JANE WEAVER 3 4 63 Ships Manilow. Future Homemakers of EAmerica 1, 2 W. PresJ, 3 WresJ. . , RENEE ANNE WHITAKE Memories may be bv too painful to rememy um '61,. So it's the laug fr 3 treisand. Softball man 2, 3, 4,- Athleti' ,w, HITAKE - Debbie Vance Debbie Weaver TereSa Whitaker Robert Wilcox Howie Vollmer Shandy White Madalene Williams Todd Williams RICHARD TODD WILLIAMS SH X17X62 11A ady Rogers. Milton Woods SENIORS NOT PICTURED James Donald Back Bobbi Jill Bloomer Robert Edward Bord Stephen Arthur Bryant Michael Wayne Burris David Vann Butler Linda Gail Cain Garland Lou Coffey Gordon Lee Coffey Roger Dean Cole Craig Aian Collett Maurice Lenn Dews Melissa Ann Dotson . 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Lindloff, A. Hawk M Bentley, 3. Cannon, K. .- : 'Mey'ers,M. Kirby,C. Banta, S Reynolds,K Ellis,J. Leguillon,j. Culley,D. Bail, S. Rauen,L. '; Dabbs,L Klinger,D. Rauen,-B. -.Stuart,Mr Friedman. Rows: l Swierc,K. Magtrorocco',D. Severy,R Sedillo,C. Reed, K. Funke,S.- Hammons,j M'ason,C Whisman,l Albrecht Mi 'Snyder,D. Carperyiter. K Crow, T. Pommering,T Pent, .G IDumas. Spanish Club- Row 1: R. Kramer, C. Stiver. Row 2:' B. Brogan, 1.. AdeI'Ispl lardahl; D. ?ackett 'M. Anderson, T Young, D. Klemt,1 Biegert, K. McMahon. ROW 3; K H 3 Bantaff. GoEliheg,M Hoctor,F.Falkner,LBradford J White, D : $5M CI: nger. D ' , Martin,5 Eifert, K. HoldemMrs. Margraf; E. AEbrechLS. Selim; Her Row . :4 I Sievers,S. DeY0ung,1. Cole;.N. Dunn, C FatiIman, A 3' I Schnure,-L RIchardson,S Belew,S.GI11Ia FireI'Ich, -A sieves. T Peany. nun I-N'F lvd. ' Typists GMClubs Tiger's Tongue Staff Row 1: N. Knuckles, J. Cobb, K. Constable, C. Lauzenschlegar, M. jagoditz. Row 2: K. Hockman, S. McGowen, S. Schneider, K. McMahon, K. Holden, M. Waters, M. Thompson. Row 3: M. Grainger, S. Hubbard, 1. Harper, E1 Gowetski, L. Mayhew. Row 4'. N. Mashburn, H. Jungels, B. Schreiber, J. lordahl, R. Sanders, A. Randolph, S. Lochner, S. Beresford, V. Dippong. Row 5: Mrs. Foster, L. Daleiden, M. Sutton, A. Sievers, 5. Bi. fert, B, Stuart. Row 6: K, Schiliing, L. Buzzelii, L. Scribner, J. White, S. Banta. Typists V. Dippong, B. Stuart. Attendance Aides Row 1: J. Cobb, V. Allen, S. Lochner. Row 2: K. Schilling, C. Boike, L. Mayhew, D. Renner. Row 3: P4 Books, I. Shurts, M. Grainger, M. Ryan, K. McEwan, C. Oury. Library Aides Row 1: G. Kuhn, C. Grove. Row 2: M. Evans. Row 3: K. Kroener, D. Cilker, R. Brooks. Guidance Aides Row 1: 3. Stuart, R. Whitaker, S. Hubbard, L Bigham, L. Bales. Row 2: M. Hector, A. Gambili, L. Scribner. Athletic Aides Row 1: K. Hockman, L Helm, K, Farris, R1 Whi- taker, CV Leroy, M. Carson, M. Whitley. Row 2: P. Mendenhail, M. Bissman, G. Lohman, C. Robim son, K. Napier,C, Swierc, B. Bauer, D. Bunnell, M. Haynie. Athletic Aides Guidance Aides ClubsHSQ 70 C hoir Choir Row 1: L. lgo, D. Cornelius, C. Raney, B. Beckman, l. lordahl, S. King, Ms Mossman, G. Gee, G. Mossman, C. Conti, D. Bryant Row 2: J. Simpson, G. Massey, L. Cannon, M, McGuffey, M. Bentley, L. Zimmerman, E. Graham, C, Santa, K. Funke, 5. Moses, 1. Elderton, N. Dunn, L. Richard- son, L. Simms, T. Burroughs, T. Riddle. Row 3: C. Culley, R. Thelian, l. Nead, A. Duggins, J. Evans, A. Richardson, Dt Lindsey, A. Baxter, J. Jacobs, C. Reed, 5. Roark, J. Mason, A. Randolph, RV Medert, J. Leguellion, S. Sisco, S. DeYoung, K. Richardson, Mrs. Henderson, Row 4: L. Elledge, K. Ellis, T. Elderton, K. Bryan, M. Tait, N. Knuckles, T. Young, R. Richardson, S. Turner, W. Constable, D. Blain, S. McGowen, R. Roark, B. Marshall, D. Bail, J. Sewell, S. Reynolds, D. Engle, I. Jungles, C. Stivers. The Choir, directed by Mrs. Marjorie Henderson, has increased in size over the past few years. It has participat- ed in musicals, such as Godspell , has visited Florence Mall in Kentucky, and has sung at a nursing home in Montgomery, Ohio. This year the Choir went to the Pogue's Arcade in Cincinnati to sing Christmas carols. The choir also attend- ed a regional contest in March and received a number two rating. Every year, the choir sings at the teachers' banquet and presents a Christmas and Spring Concert. This year brought the first Sweetheart's Concert presented by the Choir on Valentine's Day. It consisted of songs from the choir as a whole, special groups, duets, and solos. The choir will also sing at baccalaureate. Typist Julie Harper Yearbook The yearbook staff worked Business Manager very hard all year long to pre- Andy Sievers with Julie pare this year's LOHIAN. The Harper and Robin actual page make-up was done Sanders during sixth period of second . . semester. Pictured here are Phosographersthlke JagOd'tZ and some of those dedicated staff Cm a Lautensc egar members. Clubs section editor Jenny Cobb flanked by Laura Penter, Jeff Hawk and Patty Brogan Some unidentified staff members work diligently Sports editor Jeff Hawk confers with Theresa Jones, Carolyn Boike, Vicki Allen, and Donna Constable Senior section editor Jill Hamburg works with Lynn Romes, Karen Schiliing, and Lynda Molden- hauer Activitied71 Woodwind Section Low Brass Section 721CIubs Stage Band Percussion Section Row 1: i. Custer, L. Zimmerman, D. Gee, C, Whisman, P. Kuhn, T. Osborne. Row 2: 1. Mason, S. Sisco, L. Fuson, T. Pent, L. Adkins, C. CampbeEl. Saxophone Section Row 1: C. Berchtold, D. Martin, S. CasseH, E. Gowetski, J. Hering. Row 2: B. Dye, L Washburn, L Albrecht, J. Downs. Flute Section Row 1: L lgo, J. jackson, A. Carovillano, C. Richardson, J. ' White. Row 2: A. Sievers, l. Nead, V. Dippong, T. Ervin, M. Medlock, C. Simon. Row 3: C. Undercoffer, S. Schneider, M Lafarge. Woodwind Section Row 1: T. Golliher, R. Maynes, M McGuffey, L. Morr, S Caulder, C. Culley. Row 2: T. Lawrence, M. Bentley, T. Pric'e, T. Schulte, A. Randolph, P. Hughes, T. Pierce. Low Brass Section Row 1: T. Malott, T. Osborne. Row 2: M. Rauen, L. Powers, 1, Cahal. Row 3: S. Litteral, l. Bauman. Stage Band Row 1: T. Pierce, P. Hughes, T. Shulte, 5. Casseli, K. Rich- ardson, L. lgo, Row 2: L. Clark, T. Rishforth, K. Riddiough, D. .Volkman, J. CahalL ClubsX73 Drill Team Computer Club 74lClubs Art Club Drill Team Row 1: K. Richardson, G. Hendrickson, G. Massey, A Richardson, T. Reisinger TCapzainL S. Camele, N. Smith. Row 2: L. Cannon, K. Dunn, K. Lindioff, K. Bryan, T. Young. J. Hardwick, N. Knuckles, T. Elderton, T. Se- geEke, J. Simpson, E. Graham. Computer Club Row 1: C. Corneiius, M. Jagoditz, S. Beresford, T. Siek- man, M. Haynie. Row 2: S. Bruce, A. Sievers, M. Dalei- den, M. Stevens, M. Strand. Row 3: E. Albrecht, B. Stuart, N. Knuckles, L Hamburg, S. Meeker, T. Shulte, T: Rishforth, K. Crow, L Daieiden Row 4: Mr. Bivens, L Penter, R Brooks, I.. Caull, S. CasseEl, D. Ross, Mr. Wood. Art Club Row 1: D. Gilker, M, M'ossman. Row 2: M. Florimonte, D. Constable, C. Coliett, C. Jones. Row 3: E. Albrecht, L. RiChardson, G: Bartram, T. EIdertomC. Fisher, Mrs. Reynons, S. McGowan. ' Chess Club Row 1: M. Stevens, T. Rishforth Row 2: S. Kramer: R. Brodks, P. French. Row 3: Mr. Sherman. ' Tyro Row 1: C. Conti, M. Snyder, K. Knuckles. Row 2: P. Books, C. Lautenschlegar. ROW 3: Mrs. Cairns, S. Schneider. - Fencing Club 'Row 1: C. Lautenschlegar, T :Huntley, K Rajala,T Scribner. RowZ: B. Marshall-- P- Galaher,A. 5ievers,D. Carpenter, B. Parrish, Mr. Friedmann.. Fencing Club Clubsl75 lnternation Thespian Society Drama Club 7UClubs International Thespians Row 1: C.:Conti, K. Richardson, K. Knuckles. Row 2: N. Smith, D. Blain, S. Beresford, J. Redmond, l. Albrecht. Row 3: T. Elderton, N. KnuckEes, R. Sanders, F. Weaver, 5. Schneider, S. McGowan, A. Randolph. Drama Ciub Row 1: K. Richardson, J. Mason, S. McGowan. Row 2: R. Sanders, N. Knuckles, S. Schneider, B. Green, D. Constable. Row 3: T. Rishiorth, A. Duggins, K, Knuckies, D, Gee, E. Conover, L. El- ledge, C. Cami, C. Culley. Row 4: B. Marsha , J. Albrecht, T. Elderton, i. Biegert, L. Buzzeili, A. Randolph, D. Blain, S. Beresford, S, Banta, L. Rich- ardson, F Weaver, J. Redmond, P. Books. Row 5: N. Smith, L. Scribner. School Service Group Row 1: F. Cossentino, C. Cornelius. Row 2: M. Fletcher, T. Neumann, D. Blain. Row 3: T. Penny, D. Green, R. Brooks, D. MilEer, J. Herbert. Future Homemakers of America Row 1: K. Gee, L. Helm, C. GuFIey, K. McEwan, D. HesEar. Row 2: S. King, K. Williams, L. Mersh, A. Gambi , G. Maines, 5. Foster, L Fisher, R. Cramer. Row 3: D. Martin, S. Rauen, S. Lee, C. Gee, L. Baugher, N. Brinkman, K. Breitung, J. Ew ans, M. Tait, C. Grove, Mrs. Curry, Mrs. Wood- ward, Mrs. Davis. Row 4: M. Evans, T. Ervin, T. Coffinbarger. Future Homemakers Of America Clubsfl? uumnunm. 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Swierc, K. Hawk, J. Ashmore, T. Viox, J, Hazlett, K. FunketG. Harris, T. Lynch, M. Rauen, 9. Shelley. Row 4: G. Pelfrey, W. Armstrong, I. Horda J. Binegar, G. Ackerman, C, Robinson, K. Masteroco, 5. Hudson, D. McQuery, V Hill, C. Cornelius Row 51Mgr D. Osborne, Coaches: T. Ogden, T. McCoy,M Rich, D. Radcliff R. Muething,Head CoachK. Hockman, D. Johnson D. Evans and 'C. Lafata, T Beamer . h... A .m- -m m-hurm-x- .mnm ma-.. n... $15.2 ...h: amend .u ... : v.-- 801 Sports Tr. Dave Bunnell Seniors shag Miles Strand Jim Caudell Mike Haynie .ao' .av MEL Craig Robinson Sportsf81 Row 1: W. Armstrong, T. Bauer, J. Swierc, K. Hawk, 1. Ashmore. K, Funke, G. Harris, T. Lynch, M. Rauen, D. M Sheileyl Row 2: G. Pel- frey, R. Locke, J. Hord, ,.. w 4;; ,4 . . ' I igcg 5K Ira 1 A 3!; Agjm 53' gziagaP 513w27y 5- Ackerman, C. Rob- .5 inson, K. Masterocco, 51:343. 2 :M alaanml s. D. R : McQuery, V. Hill, C Cornelius. Row 3: T. Reamer, Coach Evans, Coach Lafata. Row 1 Coach Ogdidn, MS. Kenser, l Jake,M Davidsbn, J Elderton, '5 Carlton, M. Moores, Coach Lafata. ROW 2:31. Barnes, D. Burleson, D. Z , GoodWin, S. Gonzales; TkEhperhar-t, Y. Kim, C.. Reed. Row 3: Mgr; DJ Osborne, M. Ellis, ; 'C'. Viox, Kr.,Medert, i. Adleta, D Minton, .W. Constable, R. Hill, ' 8r99ks 871 Sports Loveland Kings Loveland Glen Este Loveland Mariemont LoVeland Kings Loveiand Indian Hill Loveland Deer Park Loveland Glen Este Lovelandr- Deer Park Loveland Norwood L'ovela'nd little Miami Loveland Sycamore . Loveland I Mariemon't Lovelanci' Madeira Loveland Milford Loveland Amelia EHL 6th : Sectionals 10th of 12 I-r-I-EI-IHEESSI-I-FEI- Golf Team I 1.10 R: C. Fioyd, B. Miiler.l. Crisp,D Green; P. Washburn, G. quas, C. Walker, Coath Hirsch. Not Pictured: lim Jacobs ' ' ROW1: Ki; Schnme,J.. Chandler,-J Herbert,R. Chandler,M Snyder RowZ: G. Evans, 9. DeHart, D. Suzemore, A. Goedde, Coa'th BtIerkoff Sportd 83 8MSports A'Loveland 333 B5 Lovelandm Lovelgnd elanii L. Lgehh Ldvdland LovgjapdE Loverand Varsity Soccer Team R0011: L Marsh, D. Hat- ton, T Pommering' M; Schaub, H. Vollmer Gordian! M; Williams,M Bi'ssman. Row 2: T John- 5031B Cardamc. Swear- , . ' 89'115 lordahl, S. Shoe- A . maker, 8.. DuSebout, S Bckmn; A Latham, 33C0ach Herbold g. L g;- Reading. '2-13eer Par Sycamor .fo ford W? Loveland 7 Tour. 1 , 3 . 2.7.: Loveland 1 Princeton 4 35 A - , LWWI'JW ???I-E'gi-a Girls Soccer ioveld'n L. $$mveiahd Loveland loveland Loveiand Loveland Loveland Loveland Loveland Loveland Loveland Loveland Loveland Loveland Lov'elsnd M?! , LovezM ; mm 10 1 Seven Hills 5 ilford 2 Ien Este 2 . ariemont 2 V 0 Madeira Deer Park $5.3: Sycamore Indian Hill Madeira Deer Park Sycamore Milford Mariemont NOmO-IONDO-twdu SportVBS Varsity Volleyball Team Row 1: L, Bigham, F. Sne- dicor. Row 2: j. Cobb, L. Kroener, R. Whitaker, C. iackson. Row 3: M. Car- son, D. Perry, 5. Green, L. Grethel, T, Everhart. Row 4: Mr. Wood, T. Powers mgd J.V. Volleyball Team L to R: Coach Wood, M. Knuckles, T. Troyan, J. fungles, K. -Kroener, R. Medert, S. Eifert, N. Brinkman, N. Dunn. A. Baxter, K. Varney, D. En- gel Loveland vs. Madeira Loveland vs. Little Miami Loveiand vs. Sycamom Loveland vs. Mariemont Loveiand vs. Deer Park Loveland vs, Indian HiH Loveland vs; Glen Este Loveiand vs. Milford Loveland vs. Madeira Tour: Loveland vs. Greenhills Loveiand vs. Little Miami Loveiand vs. Sycamore LoveEand vs; Mariemont LoVeEand vs. Mt. Notre Dame Loveland vs. Deer Park Loveland vs. New Richmond Loveland vs. Indian Hill Loveland vs. Glen Este Loveland vs. Milford r-r-t-r-r-Er-I-r- l. V. W L W L l. W W L L FEE'EFEF'F r-r-Er-r-sr-l-Er- BUSports l.V. Football Cheerleaders ' 'Est row: K. Hockman, NL Morris, L Jordahi. 2nd row: B. Brogan, L. Atkins, B. Walton. Varsity Football Cheerleaders Left to right: 5. Lochner, K. Constable, IL Sanders, S. Hubbard, K. Schilling, C. Boike, L. Caroviilano, P. Bmv . gan. Freshman Football Cheerleaders Left to right: T. Bannister, D. Ward, M. Kirby, L. Sanders, C. Simon, T. Chasteen. Soccer Cheerleaders Left to right: D. Constable, A. Anderson, C. Oury, D. Cianciolo, B. Greene, B. Schrieber. K. Niemi, S, Bems- ford. Tiger Football Mascots L e f t t 0 right: len- ny Cobb, K e n d r a Niemi tal- ternateL Sportsm7 BBISports Maurice Dews oveland Lovelandj' Scott Calcaterra Randy Lothrop . Madeira , Sycamore riem ind V 2 Ma 0 HA...- Jeff Haynes Boys' Varsity Basketball Row 1: Mgr. D. Osborne, Mgr. C. Robinson, T. Viox, l. Bodley, R. Lothrop, Tr. D. Sunnell. Row 2: T. Pent, M. Dews, 3. Gordon, S. Calcaterra, A. Hawk, P. Men- denhall, I. Haynes, Coach David- son Not Pictured: lim Caudell Bob Gordon lim Caudell E. H . I.. Co-Champs l.V. Boys' Basketball Row '1: C. Floyd, K. Hawk, K. Funke, E. Gordon, R. Path. Row 2: Coach Ev- ans, A. Owens, T. 0 g d e n , R . M c G o w e n , f . Gilker, L Binegar, T. Bauer, J. Swierc. Freshman Basketball Row 1: W. Pain, 1. Binegar, C. Reed. Row 2'. K. Funke, J. Elderton, R. Setty, 7, 7 7 - D. Minion. Row 3: , ;' . . . . ' . - 1 Mgr. W. Constable, '-. . ; '. . T. Lohr. D. Severy, K. Medert, J. Ad- leta, C. Viox, Coach Mihalik ' W 5 ' : ' d ' . ; ':.H.L. Tour: ' V - hovdand ISQLittl'e: Miami 49 ' - f Loveland 30.1w 43 5: Lovelaml 47.. GljerrEEsteF . -Lovelandy 53 mm Lovelandc 49 Madeira Sportv 89 I Varsity 8: IN. Wrestling Varsity and IN. Wrestling Team Row 1: T. Lynch, D. Hanson, J. Herbert, G. Boone, J. Chandier, J. Cole, A. Sanders, 3.' Knuckles. Row 2: Coach Berkoff, M, Hester, L Brulport, M. Pardon, KV Mastorocco, M. Caylor, Coach Boone. Row 3: S. Kenser, V. Baxter, D. Martin, D. Miiler, G. Pelfrey, 1. Jake, M. Snyder, D. Bryant. Row 4: M. Schneider, J. Cottrell, S. Schilling, D. Burleson, T. Barnes, T. Beamer. Season Results: Loveland 34-39 Anderson Loveland 91-122 Milford 82 Glen Est Loveland 'lndlin Hill V?cffest Pa; Seniors Row 1: L Knuckles, M, Hester, M. Purdon. Row 2: Coach Berkoff, Coach Boone. 905ports Sporty 91 Girls' Varsity Basketball ' Row 1: T. Path, 1. Burton, P. Ladd, L. Fisher, Man- ager M. Anderson. Row 2: Manager M. Tait, K. Kroener, T. Bannister, R. Medert, D. DeHart, M. Bales, M. DeHart, Coach Johnson, Trainer Dean Osborne. 13-19 vaeland vs. New Richmond 90-51 8-22 Loveland vs. Little Miami .22-35 9-56 Loveland vs. Sycamore 36-48 14-41 Loveland vs. Mariemon! 44-43 3-31 Loveiand vs, Kings 38-50 15-10 LoveEand vs. Deer Park 45-33 24-30 Lovefand v5. Goshen 37-50 21-22 Loveland vs. Indian Hill 56-47 14-32 Loveland vs. UrsilEne 43-52 18-34 Loveland vs. Glen Este 30-62 11-46 Loveiand vs. Milford -- - 31-80 . 14-50 Loveland v5. Madeira 34-66 14-27 Loveland v54 Sycamore 48-41 21-17 Loveland vs. Maremont 41-46 11-25 Loveland vs. Ma'son - 36-33 11-26 Lioveland vs. Deer Park 36-61 15-25 Loveland vs. Endian Hill 64-43 15-13 Loveland vs. Gler'; Este 34-47 11-40 Loveland v5. Milford 435-60 14-50 Loveland vs. Madeira . 37-46 Tournaments Loveland vs. Northwest 41-58 - I .-.- l -3.v-.- Girls? ' l----- -..J Basketball Row. 1: M1 Anderson, a. D-OsbornehM. Tait. , 1 '5, Row 2eroach, '1 . A a Johnson, T:. Gofliher, l. Biegert, T. Path,- M. anuckles, MIJHahnI, K, .Paychman, 5. . geyno'lds', M. LaFarge, i. FisherfI. Lawrence, 1 A. Sievers, A.?Gambin, P1Dunn. 1 V 7 - 924Sports Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders Row 1: L. Bigham. Row 2: K. Constable, P. Brogan, A- IN. Basketball Cheerleaders Anderson. Row 3: C. Left to right: 8. Walton, L. Atkins, B. Shrieber, K, Hock- Boike, T, man, J. lordahl, B. Brogan. Jones, R. Sanders. Row 4: K. Schilling. Freshman Basketbai! Cheerleaders Left to Right: C. Simon, C. Banta, M. Kirby, L Sanders, D. Ward, T. Bannister. Mat Kittens Row 1: S. Banta, T Price, 5. Eifert, K. Smyth. Row 2: H. Brayton, D. ,Constable. P. Caylor, K. Bryan. Row 3: A1 Baxter, TV Troyan, T. Segelke, D. Ball, T Elderton, S. Schneider. 4 Tiger Basketball Mascot Kendra Niemi. Sporty93 Loveland Loveland' Loveland W Loveland Loveland Loveland Lovelarg'd Loveland Loveland Loveland Loveland Loveland LoVelan'd , LoveIand Lovgjand . Lovelaiid .Loieland Loveland Lovelind Loveland Loveland Loveland Ldveland Toguf. - w , ..I .. L63eland m v am: Loveland , K gGI'en Este Touril V ' 1 6 6 2 0 7 5 15 5 v6 .1 $253255??? Brgiwn mwuvau-I .. ' Glen Esta 4 ,Milfam p7 - Varsity Baseball Row 1: P. Brogan MatiSv ticianx B. Barnes, H. Begley, J. Haynes, 1. Ash- more, C. Mertes, S. Beckman, K. Schiiling Btatisti'cian! Row 2: C. Leroy tstatisti- cianL T. Siekman, 8. Gordon, 5. Her, T. Roe- tenberger, G. Swierc; B. Bauer, M. Schaub, T. Bauer, J; Hazlett, 1. Harper tslatisticiam, Coach Evans CI nnnnt Northeiisiern Sycamore 2 Milford' 7 TI Clermont Northwtern ' 6 Mariemom : L 1 , - GI Este ' V lndi Huh - 'Madgiry ' - Deer Egg .i , M . NtSwwliicimon ' V Niew Richmond Sycampre ; yGreenhills ' 2 Glen Este -' Vli;qf.;l , v Seniors Row 1: B. Barnes, T. Roetenberger. G. W. Swierc Row 2: T. Siek- man, J. Haynes, B. Bauer, M. Schaub, H. Begley Loveland 10 UHCNE 2 loveland 5 Greenhills 4 Loveland 4 Sycamore 2 Loveland 9 Deer Park 3 Loveland 8 Little Miami S Loveland $0 Milford M 1 M Loveland ' ' ' r eenhills 0 5 Loveland . NE S Loveland $ Mariemlont 2 Glen Este Tourney ' ' ' ' Loveland . 4 CETehgw Esta 1 'gloveland 8 Ander'sonlE Loveland India mug nu. Loveland;- : M $i- LX ff ,g , , J- m iawmmg ' land 2 Glen Este Jr 1 5 M Loveland 4 M Princetbn-mwfr: t54r' 3 !. V. Baseball Row 1: J. Edlerton, -K. Funke, G, Harris, D. 1 Minton, B. Dye, K Mederz Row 2: Coach Hockman, W. Feih, B. 'Schriber' tstam, L'. Clark, L Herd, D. Hat-' ton, B. Dus'ebout, K.- Mastrorocco, C Floyd, R. Fath, K. Hockman Mam, B. Walton mu Sportsms Varsity Track Row 1: A. Goedde, G. Evans, L Bralport, 5. Schiiling, T. Pommering, S. Cassell Row 2: D. Sizemore, W. York, I. Herbert, G Boone, D. Martin, R. Boyd, M. Ruzinsky. 1. Cole, D. Bryant, J. Kiefier Row 3: Coach lafaxa, I. Bauman, E. Conover, D. Voikman, l. Cahal, R. Locke, T. Pent, C. Cornelius, S. Lee, D. Green, 1. Swierc, J. DeYoung, M. Redmond, l. Pointer, Coach Radcliffe not pictured; K. McEwan, L Gaull, F. Hamilton . Sectiohafs '7 -, 3,, 'V'District ' MaSon lnv. rd LOVeland 965ports J.V. Track Row 1: S. Hammons, T. Scribner, S. Mason, T. Epperhart,B. Ladd Row 2: Coach Lafata, D. Osborne, M. Moores, W. Randali, R. Kimball, M. Snyder, V. Hill, M. Roth, Coach Radcliff A agmrmhzww-oau vmmM-a nhl-tvrg- Q1.m 'a- .AWH A - . AW., 0 -v Seniors Left to Right: G. Mossman, D. Klemt Girls' Track Row '1: 1.. Cole, .K. McMahon, D, Klemt, T. Ewing, T. Ervin, H. Williams, C. Mossman, T. Price Row 2: Mrs. Pomeroy, B. Beckman, 5. Reync'xlds,- M, Evans, J. Jungies, L. Lannon, E. Graham, 5. Belew, K. Hoiden, T. Troyan Row 3: .R. Medert, D, DeHart Girls' Track Loveland Wyoming Loveiand Reading Loveland Gosehn Loveland Deer Park EHL Relays EHL Relays Tour. Results Bianchester Inv. 8th Loveland Mason lnv. 9th Loveland u-r-EE Mar 6th Mar 8th Sporty 97 Seniors Left to Right M. Carson, K. Constable, R. Whitaker Tennis Loveland Loveland Loveland Loveland Loveland Loveland LoveIand Lovetand LoveEand WN-l-BNN-th Forest Park Lockland Blancheszer Greenhills McNichoIas Kings Madeira Deer Park Mt. Heafthy mwhuwwaow Loveland Loveland Loveland Loveland Loveland Loveland ODNb-D-G Girls' Softball Row 1; P. Ladd, M. Lafarge, L. Steger, M. Carson, M. Ander- son, 1. Burton, D. Perry, L. Bradford, A. Gambill Row 2: Mr. Mihalik, K. Seward, D. Dozier, M. Bales, M. DeHart, M. Haws, R. Whitaker, K. Constable, A. Baxter Mariemont 4 Loveiand 2 Little Miami 3 Mason 1 Sectionals Gien Este 1 May 21, 22 Badin 3 Districts Indian Hill 5 May 29, 30 Sycamore 5 Tennis Row 1: B. Marsh, L. Daleiden, L. Mayhew Row 2: M. Ruse, A. Sievers, D. Severy, l. Crisp, Mr. Wood Row 3: M. Strand, 5. Jordahl, D. Carpenter, not pictured: B, Gordon, M. Bentiy BUSporEs Girls Softball Loveland 5 Forest Park LoveIand 2 Indian Hill LoveIand 13 Reading LoveIand 14 Glen Este I LoveIand 14 St. Ursiline LoveIand 11 Deer Park 1 LoveIand 10 Sycamore .a NLUU'IU'IDOK-h Loveland 5 Mt. Notre Dame 12 LoveIand 7 Marion 8 LoveIand 7 Milford 6 LoveIand 6 Indian Hili V 5 LoveIand 6 Glen Este 12 LoveIand 6 Deer Park 8 LoveIand 3 Greenhills 10 LoveIand 5 Sycamore 10 LoveIand 19 Milford 12 l' l SportMQQ Sports Honors Brad Bauer-Football: E.H.L. Honorable Mention. Baseball: E.H.L. All-Star Pitcher. Harlen Begley-Basebalk E.H.L. All Star Shortstop. Carolyn Boike-Soccer: E.H.L, Honorable Mention Gary Boone-Wrestling: E.H.L. 2nd. place, Sectionals 3rd place. Patty Brogan-Soccer: E.H.L. Honorable Mention. Jeff Bruiport-Football: E.H.L. Honorable Mention. WrestIing: E.H.L. 2nd place, Sectional Champion. Scott Calcaterra-Basketball: E.H.L. Honorable Mention, All City Honorable Mention. Jim Caudell-Football: E.H.LA Honorable Mention. Mark Caylor-Wrestling: 2nd Place E.H.L. Jenny Cobb-Volleyball: E.H.L. AIl-Star. Dawn DeHart-Cross Country: 3rd place E.H.L.; Track: District Qualifier. Michelle DeHart-Basketball: E.H.L. Honorable Mention. Bob Gordon-Soccer: E.H.L. Honorable Mention. Dave Hanson-Wrestling: E.H.L. Champion, Sectional Champion. Jeff Hawk-Football: E.H.L. Honorable Mention Jeff Haynes-Baseball: E.H.L. Honorable Mention, 1st base, outfield. John Hazlett-Baseball: E.H.L All-Star Catcher. Jim Herben-Wreslling: E.H.L. Champion, Sectional 3rd place, District 5th place. Mike Hester-Wrestling: Sectional 4th place. Alan Jones-Wreslling: E.H.L. 3rd place, Sectional 4th place Scott IordahI-Soccer: All League, City, State, Joe Knuckles-Wrestling: E.H.L. 2nd place, Sectionai 2nd place, 1st place Loveland tourney. Scott Lee-Football: E.H.L. Honorable Mention. Rich Locke-Track: E.H.L. AlI-Star Discus Throw, League Champ. Greg Lohman-Football: E.H.L. Honorable Mention: full scholarship to Marsha University. Terry Lynch-Wrestling: 1st place Loveland Tournament 1003ports Sports Honors Lynn Marggrander-Swimming: SectionaIs-Ist 100 yd. backstroke, 2nd 200 yd. free style, Districtstt 100 yd, backstroke, 3rd 200 yd. free style, StaIe-Srd 100 yd. backstroke, 7th 200 yd. free style, Backstroke AlLAmerican Consider- ation, Cincinnati Post: AIl-City Backstroke, AII-City Honorable Mention Free style. ' Kevin Mastrorocco-Wrestling: E.H.L. 2nd place, Sectional 4th place. Pai Mendenhall-Basketball: E.H.L. Honorable Mention, Tiger Man All-City Honorable Men- tion. Lynda Moldenhauer-Soccer: E.H.L. All-Star. Kyle Napier-Football: E.H.L. AlI-Star, 15: team Cincinnati Post linebacker. Laura Penter-Soccer: E.H.L. Honorabie Mention. Jerry Pointer-Track: E.H.L. All-Star Relay team. Mark Purdon-Wrestiing: E.H.L. 2nd place, Sectionai 4th place Mark Redmond-Track: E.H.L. AlI-Star 100 Meter, 200 Meter Relay team. Mark Schaub-Soccer: E.H.L. Honorable Mention. Gary Sweirc-Baseball: E.H.L. All-Star Centerfielder. lames Sweirc-Track: E.H.L. AII-Smr 100 meter, 200 meter, League champion, reiay team. Tom Viox-Football: E.H.L. Honorable Mention. Dave Volkman-Track: E.H.L, All-Star Relay Team. Howie Vollmer-Soccer: E.H.L. Honorable Mention. Sporty 101 .45 .,,Bw.r..... . 1L? ACTIVITIES 1041Activities The first big event of the year, Homecom- ing, fell on September 26, 1980. The Home- coming Game was preceeded by the parade, which went from the Loveland VFW to the high school. The procession included the band, drill team, cheerleaders, the float and, last but not least, the queen candidates. Each class had worked ferverishly for weeks to build the best float,checking peri- odically on the other classes' progregs. The floats were to be judged at halftime for the football game. The football game was against Indian Hi , and the mighty Tigers were defeated. The Junior Class was victorious though when the floats were judged, taking first place. The Sophomore float secured second place, and the Seniors took third. Then came the coronation of the queen. Patty Brogan, with escort Brant Barnes, broke into tears of joy when her name was announced as the 1980-81 Homecoming Queen. She was crowned by last year's queen Lisa Ashmore. The other queen can- didates were Robin Sanders, Dawn Ross, Jo- lene Driscoll, Kelly Constabie and Karen Schilling. ActivitieMmS King, Queen, and Court: R. Sanders, D. Ross, J. Driscoil, K. Constable, K. o Schilling, P. Brogan, T. Rishforth, B. Bauer, 5. JordahE, N. Nahrup, B. Barnes, G. Swierc. Saturday night brought the Homecoming Dance, sponsored by Student Council, which was held in the school cafeteria. After eating at the restaurant of their choice, coupIes came to the dance, to be entertained by a musical group called The Revolvers . What better way to celebrate election year than to have the dance decorated in patriotic decor, Red, white, and blue streamers hung from the ceiling while campaign slogans covered the voting booth. Instead of electing a President, a King was chosen. Last year's King, Chris Vin- son, crowned Ted Rishforth the 1980-81 Homecoming King from the slate of candi- dates including Brad Bauer, Scott Jordahl, Neal Nahrup, Brant Barnes and Gary Swierc. 106tActivities On October 8, Johnny Cash visited our school to do filming for a movie, The Pride of lessie Haliam . One of our classrooms was used in the film. The whole school anxiously awaited the arrival of the celebrity, and the teachers and staff had trouble keeping every- one out of the hallways. Mr. Cash arrived about 5:30 P.M. and took time to greet stu- dents and residents before filming. For the use of our school, Mrt Cash presented Love- land High with a $250 check. The movie aired in February and many people recognized our school scene. As election time neared, the school jumped into action with election year activities. Many senior students worked at the polls on Elec- tion Day handing out pamphlets and flyers. ' The school held its own Mock Election on October 30. Mira Bales, Nancy Knuckles and Traci Elderton are seen registering along with many others at lunch to vote. On the day of the election, voting was held at lunch in the special dining room. The results of our elec- tion turned out very much like those of the real election held several days later on No- vember 4. Republican Helen Fix, Democrat Donald Brooks and Randy Cesco of the Libertarian Party, candidates for the House of Represen- tatives, visited before elections to talk with Mr. Dickmann's senior government classes. The students had the chance to ask questions about government and the candidate's views on specific issues. This proved to be very in- teresting and quite informative. Our two exchange students, who became dear to us this year, were Lorena Maureira and Alex Garcia. Lorena was from Chillan, Chile. She was a Senior and stayed with the Eifert family for the school year. Alex was from Ma- drid, Spain. He stayed with Mrs. Cairns and was also a Seniort Lorena was very involved with the Spanish class and its activities while Alex delighted us with his creativity in the art field. ! i, ., - Ayah p Activitieshm The Loveland High School Drama Club pre- senfed its fall production, The Ten Little En- dians , on November 14. Troy Lynch starred in this Agatha Christie murder mystery. With the help of Mrs. Grossheim, the Drama Club Adviser, the play went well and attendance was good. The help of Carla Conti as make-up and curtain person and Kim Knuckles as cue person were also much appreciated The funfilled spirit of LHHS students was evident at the pep assemblies. Pranks were played on everyone as can be seen by the looks of Kim Hockman after an unplanned flour fight. Donna Constable, Kendra Niemi, and Mr. Muething enjoyed watching two boys eat a licorice strip. The joke was on the boys who thought the other end was being eaten by a cheerleader. Pep ral- lies were never known to be quiet nor was Renee Whitaker who always man- aged to get he crowd going. LHHS was honored with a visit by the luvies . These beauties were actually two of our teachers who'd do anything for a laugh. The Seniors never seemed to lack spirit and at the halloween pep rally the senior team of Kelly Constable and Jen- ny Cobb won the best school costume award. Chosen best class costume award was Lisa Donaldson for the class of '82, Donny Blaine for the class of '83, and Patty Hughes for the class of '84. Other costumes were Mickey and Minny Mouse, a farmer, Pooh Bear, a cowboy, a scare crowd, a purple peo- ple eater, and our own mad scientist, Mr. Wagner. m. 9' ' e m .z Ink. $0.. - Activitiesf 109 110fActivities December came and the Christmas spirit was in the air. Christmas is the time of receiving and giving, and Santa was on his way. He even left Mr. Wag- ner and Mr. Schmidt something in their stockings. The Spanish classes celebrat- ed the Christmas spirit by having their own Spanish piftata parties. Michelle Meeker is puting the finishing touches on her Santa pihata and then Diane Perry takes a swing, trying to break it open in order to get to the Christmas surprises inside. The Choir and Band also brought Christmas joy to us and to others. The Choir sang downtown in the Cincinnati Pogue's Arcade for the enjoyment of weary shoppers. Both the Choir and the Band performed their annual Christmas concerts. This year's band of- ficers were Ted Rishforth, Scott Cassell, Elaine Gowetski, and Connie Berch- told, After the Christmas holidays, every- one had to buckle down for semester exams, but again the Spanish classes ad- ded some fun to their day by giving Spanish demonstration speeches. Torn Viox demonstrates how to ride a mo- torcycle, Other demonstrations by stu- dents were cooking, make-overs, and recreation activities. Other classes were also very busy. Walking down the haliways, one could smell the cooking in the Home Eco- nomics Rooms or the buzzing and drill- ing sounds of the Industrial Arts Rooms. The library was the place to study, yet one could still hear the soft conversations that were going on and Mrs. Slusher's SShh . Attivitiesfl '1 1 dun;- um THUActivities Every year several students leave their home school to attend the vocational schools. This year a total of 63 seniors and 70 juniors left us to attend Live Oaks and Scarlet Oaks Vocational Schools. These 133 students combined work and study in preparation for the future. The environ- ment in which their 'lclass was held was nearly the same as their working environment. - an. M -ch-:szm t .1M 1M Ab'mmmw- m, hqmg , ,M. .. mm... 5.. d: . 3 S! I ,-., I CamHu-m The vocational students had an early taste of the feelings of graduation by being separated from their classmates at Loveland High SchooL Feelings of sadness, but at the same time happi- ness, the feeling that a part of them will be miss- ing, but also anxious because they are ready for a new beginning. Activitied113 ix... Lin ELL 51 N m UN Irurun 116-37 . f' as : Every year the Senior Class has a Senior Week'C Senior Week for the class of 181 was February 16-20. It is started out by voting on what seniors will dress like for each day. Then the seniors all bring in pic- tures to be hung in the showcase for display during that week. The week began on Tuesday as all the seniors came in sweat suits. Wednesday was opposite day, girls dressed as boys and boys dressed as girls. Thursday was Commercial Day where seniors advertised such pro- ducts as Crest iSusie Lochnerl, Pills- bury Uenny Cobbl, Jolly Green Gi- ant and Little Bean Sprout lHolly lungles and Patty Broganl, and even Bologna tKirn Hockmanl. Friday, the last day, was Dress-up Day. The girls wore dresses and the boys were suits. During lunch all the Seniors gathered in the lunch room to enjoy a meal from LaRosa's. The end of the day was devoted to the last assembly for seniors. The sen- iors gave the teachers who helped the class gifts to show their apprer ciation. After all the awards were received excitement grew as Mr. Dewitt got ready to crown Mr. and Miss Senior. This award is a special one. It is one that is given to the two seniors who have given much time, dedication, and loyalty to their class for the past four years. It is an honor and jenny Cobb and Marty Sutton received this award. The assembly ended with a kiss for jenny from Marty. Then on to the class awards: Mr. and Miss Senior Best Dressed Mr. and MESS Vocational Most Athletic Class Big Mouth Class Sweethearts Sweetest Friendliest Class Primp Class Prep Miss Sparkle 8: Mr Shine Most Envied Shyest Class Air Head Class Hall Walkers Most Sex Appeal Most improved Most likely to Succeed Class Musicians Class Flirts Teacher's Pets Best Looking Most Spirited Jenny Cobb Theresa Jones Tina Everhart Lynda Moldenhauer Lori Kroener Renee Whitaker Sheila Bruce Donna Renner Susie Lochner Julie Harper Laura Penter Kim Heckman Debbie Vance Trish Severy Monica Golliher Jolene Driscoll Vicki Allen Emily Albrecht Elaine Gowetski Suzanne Beresford Patty Brogan Robin Sanders Karen Schilling Marty Sutton Maurice Dewa Joe Knuckles Gary Swierc Mike Haynie Ron Patterson Randy Lothrop Jim Caudell Jeff Haynes Greg Lohman Ted Rishforth Scott lordahl Mike Hester Dave Green James Pelfry Brad Bauer Gary Franklin Kevin Crow Ted Rishforth Kyle Napier Scott Cassell Jeff Hawk Dave Bunnel Students of LHHS got many rewards for their la- bors. Four girls and two boys were sent to Girls' and Boys' State respectively. This is where the outstand- ing high school students from all over Ohio who have shown an aptitude and interest in government get together for a week of participation in the func- tioning of a mock governments at alt levels. The girls selected were Sally Schneider, Tracy Elderton, Krys- tal Lindloff, and Laura Bigham. The boys participating were Mark Redmond and Ken Riddiough. LHHS' own Tiger's Tongue editor, Kim Hock- man, was invited by Channel 9 to meet many state officials in Columbus and is pictured here with Channel 9 news personality Al Schotteikone and Ohio Governor James A. Rhodes at a special news conference at the Statehouse on State Government Day . On the academic side of things, Loveland's 1th Academic team did extremely well, advancing to the playoffs as one of the twenty-seven out of the originai eighty-one schools which competed. In the original round Loveland soundly defeated Batavia and North College HEIL Unfortunazely it lost the playoff round against Northwest and Newport Catholic h .3 S c 3. HUAclivities ...t mf-v. . .-'.'rMJ-Vif. 34' , e The most common part of LHHS school life was the everyday routine with its own ebb and flow. Some of the more studious, like Dave Bunnell, spent time in the media centert Robin Sanders and Mike Jagowitz preferred to sit outside and enjoy the spring airt Even on the most boring days Karen Schil- ling could find something to laugh about with Mr. Wagner. Poor Lisa Igo didntt see anything amusing in her class though. Some of the more industrious students spent their free time working on projects or helping teachers. Mark Hale could often be seen in industrial arts and the Lemon aides, Torn Mercer, Bridget Wal- ton, and Karen Holden, were always sweet. The one thing that will be forever imprinted in any LHHS' students mind, including Christina Jones, however is the vision of the five foot tall gray lockers allegedly containing studying materials. The validity of this rumor is being questioned by members of the LHHS faculty ... On April 3rd and 4th the Stage Band and Drama Club presented WLHS-TV. The play took the audience through a day of television including talk shows, game shows, TV dramas and soap operas The day began with an early morning news report and ended with the cast singing the Star Spangled Banner to end the day. In one of the skits Susie Lochner portrayed Toni Toenails welcoming her guests, with a wide smile and open arms. One of her guests, Todd Williams, sang Your Song by Eiton John. Also appearing on her show was Miss Cheryl Fatigue , giving various beauty and health tips. Ann Randolph played Cheryl and Steve McGowan was her little helper. Steve McGowan also portrayed Mr. Rogers in a different skit which really appealed to the little children in the audience. Ann Randolph, Laura Buzzeli and Elisa Morgan were contestants on the daytime game show The Mating Game'C Troy Lynch and Suzanne Beresford did a skit making fun of daytime soap operas in The Tangled Web . Sue Banta, Carla Conti and Steve McGowan were on the Carol Burden Show. Sue, was Carol Burdett herselft And appearing on late night T.V. there was a skit from Charlie's Angles Jill Hamburg was Smackie , Robin Sanders was Ferrarie and Dawn Ross appeared as Crate . 11MActivities The students of LHHS who have distinguished themselves in their academic studies were hon- ored in early May during the National Honor Society Induction Ceremony, It was opened with remarks by Mr. Dewitt who was followed by the current Honor Society offi- cers who spoke and lighted the candles of Schol- arship, Leadership, Service, and Character. After being escorted by the old members to the stage, the new members received their cards, pins and, for the girls, flowers. The induction service went weli and sponsors Mr. Bivens, Mrs. Cairns, and Mrs. Colclasure seemed overwhelmed at the sight of all the new members. On the other side of learning, the annual arts show was held displaying many of the crafts and projects that LHHS students had been working on through the year. Activitiesh 19 1201Activities The Junior Class put together an excellent prom this year, held on Saturday, May 2. The theme was Colour My World . The evening began as the couples arrived at the Presidential Ballroom at the Hilton Inn. At 7:30, we were served a dinner of salad, fruit, roast beef, stuffed baked potato, green beans, and mocha parfait for dessert. The musical entertainment, The Kids kept the dance floor jammed with couples dancing to favorites by Bruce Springstien and the Beaties. Pictures were taken in the lobby after dinner. At 10:15, the queen candidates Patty Brogan, Lynda Moldenhauer, Laura Penter, Tammy Reisinger, Robin Sanders, and Karen Schilling were escorted into the ballroom. The king candidates Brad Bauer, Jeff Hawk, Jeff Haynes, Randy Lothrop, Kyie Napier, and Gary Swierc foilowed. Then came the long awaited moment: the announcement of the king and queen. Camera flashes flooded the room as Kyle Napier and Laura Penter were crowned the 1980-1981 Prom King and Queen. After more dancing and fun, the couples left. Saturday morning brought Kings Island and the Prom activities continued with a fun-filled day at the Amusement Park. Activitiesr121 Baccalaureate Service was held on Sunday, May 31 in the LHHS auditorium. There was special music by the high school choir, and Dale Holzbauer, minister of the Branch Hill Church of Christ, gave both the invocation and benediction. The sermon was delivered by the Reverend Tom Stroeh of the Prince of Peace Lutheran Church. '1The Graduation took place in the gymnasium on a rainy Wednesday, June 3, 1981 at 8:15 PM, The graduating seniors proudly marched in to the strains of Pomp and Circumstance , and the invocation was given by Tom Stratman, Deacon from St. Columban's Catholic Church. After opening remarks by Mr. Dewitt, the commencement address was given by Nick Clooney, WKRC-TV 12 News Editor. Special recognition was then given to the foreign exchange students, Alex Garcia and Lorena MaureiraV The Valedictorian, Emily Albrecht, and Salutatorian, Bettie Stuart, were honored and received trophies for . their academic accomplishments. t After the members of the class received their diplomas from representatives of the Board of Education, Jenny Cobb, class - president, gave a few closing remarks and the New Graduates marched out. Many tears were shed at the realization that graduation is an end; an end to the cIosenesg of cherished friendships and high school activities. Yet it is a new beginning. New goals will be set, there will be new opportunities; it is a stepping over the threshold into the future, by Gina Mossman 1221Activities Activitiesl123 J... l 9 L - Iphwi' 1'1 :'.' AYC'iE.'.Cl'Hi l . M 11.1. w? 1.43 uh J. aaxmxdi. vhf 4, 3n 2.,- Parkman: WTKEJC mongomera at fields 51161 6854210! JTkCabeZS JOSTEWS ' Whitey Huiet UNION SAVINGS BUILDING 8. LOAN AT THE SIGN OF THE TIME AND TEMPERATURE i HOME OFFICE: ' 510 w. LOVELAND AVE. WARREN COUNTY BRANCH: 3195 STATE ROUTE 23 and 3 51 683-1531 683-7000 Shoemaker 1260Adverzising MMW Mm mum IWJJUMJ ; Advertising 127 7803 WOODWARD-CLAYPOOL RD. 683-7098 683-7443 ; , A $ c1 4'1 91:01:31: Balser i-andscaping $310 LOVELANDAMADEARA Ruu LOVELAND. OHIo' Dave Balser , P SANDY AND DAVE BALSER COMPLETE LANDSCAPING SERVICE A ?' AutoPAPrs I ' ' A ' '. j 683-1793 ARTS J EWELER WATCH agAeroAJe 999mg REPAIR , ' ' - , - . - A I B!!! LOVIk;ND-IMADE'PRA ha , ' ' y . I ' .- ' - A L ARTHUR BLUHN ', -' LOVILAND:, Outoxaamd 209. Lowland Madalyn Road . 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HELENS - With a blast comparable to the largest H-Bomb ever tested, Mount St. Helens erupted on May 18. Despite all the warnings, 32 REFUGEES FLOOD FLORIDA - In a little more than two months 110,000 Cubans descended upon the United States. The sudden influx torced Florida's governor to declare a state of 1980-1981 people died and a paralyzing blanket of gray soot dropped over cities. farms and highways as far east as Montana. emergency. Cuban President Fidel Castro claimed it was to teach the US. a lesson for welcoming Cuban hijackers as heroes. i i VOL.1PG.3 THIRD CANDIDATE - Although John Anderson won only a small percentage of the popular vote in the presidential election, he stressed that his campaign was not wasted, We have put the major parties on notice that they can never again come up with the kind of choices they have this yearv POLISH UNREST - PoIand's striking workers brought down the government and dangerously provoked the Soviet Union. ITORS Wm :i :1 Ia , 7 a gex 'X e fee x 7, .. TELEVISION STRIKE - Over 1,200 actors went on strike demanding compensation for Videocassettes and cable TV. The Iong-winded strike lasted several months. delaying the new tall programs. FINAL EDITION tk i HOCKEY VICTORY - For the first time in 20 years. the American hockey team won the hockey gold medal. defeating H J 3036 WINS. AGAIN - Sweden's Bjorn Borg falls to his knees after beating John McEnroe of the United States to the All England Tennis Championship for the tifth straight year at Wimbleton. THE ABSCAM TRIALS - Two of seven Congressmen invoived in the ABSCAM trials are shown arriving at Federal Court with their wives to deny charges that they accepted money in exchange for political favors from an FBI agent. posing as an Arab sheik. 1980-1981 XIII OLYMPK. WNTLR the world champion Russlan team. The American team had only been playing together for tive monthst tr i VOL.1PG.4 V! i:h y EX sun tSI-IOGUN' FEVER - The 12-hour teievision mini-series captured rare top ratings for NBC. Richard Chamberlin ptayed the lead in the story about I7th century Japan. THE RELEASE OF THE HOSTAGES - A surge of relief, joy and patriotism swept the country when the hostages were released from Iran after 444 days in captivity on Jan. 20. inauguration day. ACTOR DIES - Peter Sellers. a mastermind of disguise, played a variety of characters and was lovable in them all, from Inspector Clouseau in the Pink Panther films to Chauncey Gardiner in 'Being There. OLYMPIC BOYCOTT - Beauty and pageantry coutdn't hide America's absence from the Summer Olympic Games in Moscow. A number of countries boycotted the Games to protest the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan,