Loveland High School - Lohian Yearbook (Loveland, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 146 of the 1982 volume:

LQHHRNJ LOVEUIND HIIIIST 6 SCHOOL LOVELaND. OHIO ASIAO I982 Introductionn Ztlntroduction l 7 g .. - n .EQQMFW . L'fe . a . , . . . The I fdlviding the year up Into seasons In an Idea as logical as It IS difficult to pin down the originator. The well known, pleasing sounding names take on more meaning than just means of identifying certain periods of the year. They take in the very essence of life, death and renewal of love. These opposites can be interpreted into abstract everyday life. For who knows the changing of the seaons better than the high school student. Each fall students grudgingly report to school in preparation for a grand rebirth the following spring. Fall is a time of melancholy and preparation for future happenings. Seeds take to the wind and bury themselves in the earth in reply to Mother Nature's stern warning of coming hardship. Students plunge into their new lives and responsibilities anticipating a greater becoming bound to arrive. Winter is dormancy. The beginnings of new things remain inactive in answer to the on-slaught and cruelty of winter. It is time for the strong to bolster themselves and make the coming generation steeled to life and its rigors Students realize just how time can move as slowly or as quickly as one will allow. It is a time for strength, a time of survival to ensure the race will endure. It is a time to concede victory to the elements and to achieve finer things and conquer obstacles. Spring explodes on senses dulled by months of Iifelessness as a sunrise viewed from a misty mountain top. It is a fine time of rebirth, awakening of renewal. Students have endured and are ready for the grand realization of success. One wishes this would encompass all and we could become enveloped, intoxicated with beauty. knowledge and love. Life has burst onto our scene with enthusiasm pent up from months of oblivion. It is a time for graduation. the moving on to allow for the young and the new. Springs slides suavely into summer, a time for maturing. We have put another year of happiness, pain, love, new realizations and maturity behind us. It is a time to incorporate what we have learned into our lifestyle. and make use of new skills and abilities. It is a time of plenty, of abundance and satisfaction. It is time to own up to the ever-clicking of time as recedes into nothing. It is a time of preparing for the inevitable as the cycle repeats itself. Lite must and will go on. by Richard Mesaros lntrodubtion B MFaculty y M U C F FacultWS if V'Mrgiciaaflgs Schmidt ' E E I: :L W E.Mr Robert Wagner , : AssistantPrincipa! V' E . i L ' ' Director of student Affairs; PhyEics Administration Board of Education Seated: Mr. Rockwood. Mr. Vinson, Mr. Ramsey. Standing: Mr. Young, Mr. Strecker, Mrs. Eiliot, Dr. Waple, Mr. McKinnis. BEFaculty eoueps j ; Mr Donald Lynn L A 3 f x Microbiology, Zoology- -Botany Oge5ns of Air ; , , A L .,:and Water, Geology. , f ?Take care 5' 'Mrs Jean Eemon ' ' Oceans of Air and Water Geoiogy Astronomy; Pifflel A .; : Mr David Harris Psychology, Matter A Energy - Machines Chemistry; Golf Coach Do I hear voices, or is it just in my head? Mr. Mark Sherman , Zoology-Botany, Physiology, Oceans of Air and Water, Microbiology. Good job, Sherm. FacuMyA7 Math and Business 8! Faculty rf'Mr John ConMey Plane Geometry: Sponsor tQMH H j fttf you people would listen Mrs. Janis Christianson Algebra I; Sponsor QM If you doth be quite, .. . n Mrs. Lois Clausen Accounting I, II Persona! Typing, Business Math, School Accounts Open your workbooks to page . . . .David Hirsch? ' ' k , era! Business Dollars and sense. Business Math; Sponso 150 ' Doniti sneeze! ' ' 1: Miss Rosana Reynolds Personal Typing, Typing I Shorthand l; Sponsor 0 CD Ready, type! a pure mew SSGUISH Facultw 9 Language 1W Faculty i LuYES Mrs Phyms Bishop L 4 1 L :f-Fantasy and Science Fiction Conpdsifiom ,, v TEng'nsh 10; Sponsoran , ,, , That Won t help, dearf' Mrs. Avery Foster , L U P ' ' . C P Literature. C P. Composition Newswrmng, Sociology; Sponsor 03 Tiger' 5 Tongue , , , - f Adviser; Lohian Adviser Mrs Kathleen Grossheim i i English 10; Sponsor um; Drama CIub Sponsor Let' 5 get started 'i Mrs. Winifred Cairns Composition. American Literature; Sponsor am Never the less eBenBuej rCs;L:CaryoL C 1 113113. N 3:10ha1 :rvia C Diin- ?Eeam ,Adyisgrt C 1 Mr Amos Ftied'mann w - 1 IGermanl IJ French! izn Germah Ctub L R f SDOhSOF; French Ciub Sponsor:Fencir1g Ciub . Sponsor; Sponsor 1111 L , Wie Gehts!u Mrs Eiaine Whippie English 9. Sponsbr 191 , 1' ve been asked that qUestioh 200 times 1 Mr. Lawrence Murray Spanish 1, u; Sponsor 021 Escuchen, alumnos! Faculty 1 1 The Arts , Mr. Robert Kaemmerer , , Band, Basic Harmonics Music Appreciation ' Stage Band Either you' re going to talk or I am 12R Faculty I L' Mrs Virginia Reynold; Introduction to Art Ceramics i. 1! Crafts I 1! Drawing - Paintings Art- -AppreciatIon, BasIc Design; Art Club Sponsor; Sponsov an Be creatiVe. SlJV GHJ. Mr. Jeff Still Mr Jerry Conn Industriai Arts Survey. Woods; Sponsor um Graphics, Industrial Arts Survey, Offset Press; Put your goggles on! Sponsor 0m Been to two county fairs three hog calls and I ain 't never seen anything like that before. FadultyU3 Sports and Health 1MFaculty Hg, ;Igebra, i, Driver Eda aii .W LItgdo you w5nt? , Mr. Tom Mihalik Health Advanced Physical Education Physical 9 Education aoy Fresh Easketba Coach; Softball ' Coach I ?'One more Nio gaggms gnaw I Mrs BeveI'ly Mihalik , Physical Education GD W'Do it fight or do it over. Mr. David Evans Driver Education; J.Vs Football Coach; Varsity Baseball Coach; J.V. Basketball Coach 10. 11.12,T! Mr. Carmen Davidson Health, American History; Sponsor QI PTurn it off, please! Mr. Dan O'Rear Physical Geography, Human Geography, Driver Education; Sponsor GD HLet's outline the chapter. Mr. Charles Lafata American History, Econdmics World Cu t'ure: Sponsor Q10C:Varsity Track Coach; Fresh Football Coach Right! g x Qw ' Mrs. Avis Woodward Mrs. Barbara Davis Family Living. Singte Living. Child Home Economics l. Home Development, HouseMome Economics ll; Sponsor 02C; FHA Furnishings; Sponsor 02C. FHA C Sponsor Sponsor Let's get organized. Listen, class! - Mr Jeffery Berkoff AncienUMed History, Modern History American ' History; Cross Country Coach; Wrestging Coach 165 just that simple. '33 eon pue Molsu-l Mrs. Marge Curry Home Economics ll. Creative Foods: Sponsor 02C: FHA Sponsor Don't play with your food. FacultyHS Guidance and Special Ed. IWFaculty Wear passes are signegi Ki 2 N Mr Thomas Hausterman L I ' Mrs.8lahca Aldredge Guidance Counselor; Sponsor 050' Teen Learning Disabilities: Sponsor 0m L ' Counselor Advisor You better get your work done. ;, I see, . A , L Mr. Joseph Rutkowski Mr. Patrick Hines Guidance Counselor: Sponsor um; J.V, Special Educationlall subjects; Varsity Wrestling Coach; Fresh. Footbau Coach Basketball Coach: Sponsor um Unde BiS uNow what can I do for you? Mrs.HeImi I Mrs. Jonson I , , , T Mrs Matre '? 'M SecretaryvAttendance Office f' fsecretary-Libfary M' , Secretary-Guadance Office seueos eLn pugqeg Cooks Custodians Mrs Cock. Mrs Logeman Mrs McDonough Mrs. Cox. Mrs. Mrs Fyffe' Mrs. Nolan Mr. Shaver Shutts, Mrs. Mathena. Mrs. Jackson, Mrs Dilday l8lClasses Classesn9 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President: John Mercer Treasurer: John Camele Vice President: Beth Albrecht Secretary: Sheri King Adams, Ron Adkins, Steve Albrecht, Beth Amyx, Terry Arm, Kathy Arnold, Susan Arthur, Scott Ashmore, Lori Baker, Jeff Banks, Sabrina Barnes, Tim Barnhill, Patty Basham, Lori Baston, Keith Baston, Kristi Baugher, Theresa Beckman, Richard Beresford. Emily Bilhardt, Sarah Bird. Josh 20lFreshmen Bissman. Annette Blessing, Karen Bobo, Debbie Booher, Bobbi Books. Mike Botts, John Bradford, Thomas Breeze, Joan Brown, Missy Bryant, Heidi Bryant, Sheila Burnette, Debbie Burton, Amy Byerman, Chris Camele, John CampbeII, Ronda Carovillano, Julie Caylor. Sally Chisman, Sharon Christman, John Clark, Denise Clark, Tyrone Clevenger, Beverly Clevenger. Jamie Collett, Keith Conlon, Shawn Constable, Marcey Cooper, David Cottrell. Joel Craig, Debby Curtis, Linnette Day, James Dews, Jeff Donaldson, Jennifer Dority, Dawn Downey. Troy Dunbar. Sean Dunn, Tony Ealy, Ralph Eisnaugle, Anna Freshmenl21 Eisner, Jeff Engel, Jeff Faulkner, Petula Fink, Sandra Fitch, Jeff Fitch, Jerry Foster. Wendy Fritz, Dana Fulks, Brian Gambill. Jody Garrett. Juliet Garris, Darryl Gatty, Dave Gilliam, Kim Girty. Donna Gordon, Raymond Gordon, Scott Green. Gary Greenwood, Victoria Grethel, Jim Hadley, Bridget Hallett, Lynn Hamon, Rick Haneline. Debbie Harris. Teri Hayes. Denise Hayes. Lori Hazlett, Lisa Hensley. Darlene Hensley, Debbie Herbert, Bryon Hockman, Kyle Hofrichter, Heidi Holbrook, Steve Hollarn, Amy Housman, Dave Hughes. Mark Iler, Lisa Ireton, Brenda Jackson, Van James, Gwendolyn Jenkins, Tabitha Freshmen light their way into 2W Freshmen Johnson, Angela Johnson, Anthony Johnson, Lisa Johnson, Walter Jones, Kevin Jones. Sheila Kenna, Kim King, Cheri Knabe, Phillip Kressler, Alvin Krummen, Jamie Kuhling. Shirley Lahley, Pat Layman, Janine Leroy, Vicki Lewis, Michele Lierman, Kim Lochner, Michele Malott, Teresa Marsh. Cheryl McCabe, Maureen McClellan, Ken McKay, Connie McKenzie. Darrell McNess, Sherry Mercer, John Merrill, Melinda Miller, Kim Miller, Matthew Moranti, Jill Moss. Michael Moy, Kim Mullins. Randy Napier, Michael Neumahr, Caroline Nichols, Ed Niemi, Nate Oskamp, Jeff Pennington, David Pennington, Rich Perkins. Teresa Perry, Greg new year with candle sale Freshmenl23 ZMFreshmen Petrey, Selena Phelps. Karen Platt, Jeff Puckett, Cherie Quarterson, Rae Randall, Linda Rapier, Kim Rath, Yonda Rauen. Steve Reilly. Laura Reilly, Scott Riesenberg, Mark Rippberger, Ted Roberts, Michael Rogers, Debbie Runge. Susie Ruse, Eric Sallee, Kim Sargent, Jimmy Saylor, Donna Schnelle, Bess Sears, Rick Sedillo, Laura Shearer, Michele Simons, Jennifer Sizemore, Julie Smith, Amy Smith, Steve Snider, Karla South, Tony Stephens, Sharon Stevens. Lorina Stockman. Kelly Stratman, Richard Stratman, Robert Stratton, Missy Sturgill, lsome Summers, Rachel Swearingen, Carla Szczepek, Carolyn Terry, David Theaderman. Tonya w .m.,,..u.,.w.nu..m v.2... Theiss, Terri Turner, Ronald Vansetter, Angela Vinson. Lesli Volkman, Mark Wakefield, Sharon Walker. Brad Waters. Jeff Whitaker, Jeff Whitaker. Jenny White, Don Wiegand. Cheryl Williams, Chris Williams. Eric Williams, Laura Williford, Missy Wilson. Jeana Woodruff, Andy Wright, Jason Zielinski, Meg Zuch, Brent Freshmem 25 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Secretary: Sue Rauen President: Ken Medert Vice President: Steve Hammons Treasurer: John Mason Adams, Veronica Adkins, Larry Adleta, John Alkire, Greg Allen. David Babillis, Steve Baird, Rose Ball, Dora Bannister, Jerry Bannister. Terry Banta, Chris Bargo, Tom Barnes, Terry Baxter, Angie Baxter. Ves Beckman, Lori Beller, Tony Bennett, Larry Berchtold, Eric Binegar, Jeff 26 Sophomores Sophomores sell 3180 M and Ms! Bird, Nathaniel Books, David Breeze, Steve Breitung, Kim Breitung, Leah Brinkman, Nancy Bruce, John Bryant, Desirea Burleson, David Burris, Steve Burroughs, Tina Burton. Janice Buzzelli, Chris Calder, Scott Campbell, Corwyn Carovillano, Amy Caudell, Lisa Chandler, Rod Charlton, Steve Chasteen, Tammy Chitwood. Kim Christman. Ed Clark, Karin Clevenger, Robert Collett, Chris Conley, Tim Constable, Willie Craig. Robert Crawford. Deleah Custer. David Dabbs, Lori Dotson, Jerry Downs. Jack Dudley, David Duggins, Amy Dunn, Nikki Dunn, Patty Dye, Brian Dyer, Sharon Eduardo, Tina Elderton, Jeff Ellis, Kim Sophomoreu27 Sophomores decorate Christmas Ellis, Mark Epperhart, Tim Ervin, Theresa Evans. Missy Fath. Teresa Fathman, Chris Faulkner, Felena Ferguson. Sharon Fisher, Lisa French, Patrick Funke, Kip Galnbill, Ammie Gardner, Kathy Goodwin, Doug Grubert, Brian Gulley. Jenny Hahn. Monica Hamlin, Dave Hammons, Steve Hampton. Donald Harris, Charitee Harris, Guy Harris, Kelly Hayden, Lisa Henson, Angie Hering, Thomas Higginbotham, Missy Hill, Randy Holt, Gretchen Huntley, Todd Hutchcraft, Rae Jacobs, Jim Jake, Jim Jent, Missy Johnson, Joe 28lSophomores with sale of ornaments Jungels, Joy Kenna, David Kenser, Steve Kern, Cara Kimball, Ralph Kirby, Melisa Knuckles, Missy Koerkel, Sue Kramer. Scott Kriofske. Maggie Kuhn, Gayle Ladd, Bill Lafarge, Melba Lahley. Jeff Lee. Mike Leguillon, Judy Lewis, Lisa Litteral, Steve Lohr. Tim Marshall, Brian Martin, Donna Mason, Scott Mason, John Mayerle. Perry Maynes, Renee McCowen, Richard Medert. Ken Melton, Scott Mersch, Laura Miller, Dave Minton. Dan Mitchell. Mark Moores. Mike Morgan, Jerry Moses. Shannon Sophomorey 29 Moss, Steve Moy. Peter Myers, Kim Nead, Judi O'Dell, Andy Osborne, Dean Parchman, Kim Patterson. Debby Perry. Jeff Peters, Penny Pfiester, Jack Pierce, Tracy Pierman, Lisa Price, Tracy Rajala. Keith Rajewski, Steve Raney, Cheryl Rauen, Sue Reed, Chris Reedy, Paul Renner, Karen Rentos, Mike Reynolds, Sherry Richardson. Kathy Richardson, Kim Richardson, Robin Riddle, Tracy Ripperger, Tim Roark. Steve Sanders, Leigh Ann Schreiber, Ken Schuler, John Scribner, Tony Sedillo. Robert Setty, Rick Shank, Tammy 30 Sophomores Shumaker, Sean Simon, Cindi Simpson, Allen Slusher, Christine Stigers, Kim Strunk, Tony Sturgill. Robin Swearingen, Gary Tait, Missy Troyan, Tammy Tull, Jay Turner, Sheryl Varney, Kim Vaughan, Mary Vinsant, Ed Vinsant, Joel Viox, Chuck Wakefield. Leann Walker, Chas Walton, Chet Ward, Denise Washburn, John Wasson. Kirk Weaver. Sherri Wells, Chuck Wernke, Randy Williams, Kim Wilson, Lora Wintz, Andy Woods, Audrey Beller, Eric Brown. Bonnie Davidson. Marty V . .. , Dority. Denise . , Engel, Debbie . IeVo ard Epperhart. Mike Rogers. Robert Fein, Willie , Roth, Mike Fuson, Lennis ' Gabbard. Glenn Junior Class Officers President: Tresa Young; Vice-President: Matt Acker; Secretary; Kendra Niemi; Treasurer: Lee Clark. Acker. Matt Ackerman. Gary Adkins, Lynnette Albrecht, Jeff Anderson. Molly Armstrong, Keith Arnold. Mark Ashmore, Jeft Banta, Sue Barnett. Angie Bartram. Gail Bauer, Tim Baugher. Lori Baumann, Jim Beamer, Todd Bear. Rhonda Belew, Sally Bentley, Monica Biegert, Jenny Binegar. John 32Nuniors Boyd, Randy Brogan. Betsy Brown, Eugene Bruegging, Richard Bryant, Doug Bryson, Debbie Cannon, Lisa . Caylor, Paige Christman, David Clark, Lee Coffinbarger, Tina Cole, Birtha Cole, Jim Conover, Eric Cornelius, Cleve Craig, Mike Craig, Pam Daleiden. Mike Dehart, Dawn DeYoung, Suzie Donahue, Bridget Dority, Diane Dunn, Kim Dusebout. Bruce Eifert, Sandra JuniorsI33 Juniors host seniors at prom Elledge. Leigh Fath. Robert Faul. Brian Fletcher, Matt Floyd, Chris Foster, Shana Fread, Bobby Fuson, Sandy Gee. Candy Gee. Debbie Gilker, Jeff Gillespie, Kevin Gilliam. Sandy Golliher, Theresa Gordon. Bill Graham, Eric Grove. Carol Gulley, Cheryl Hall, Amy Handel, Craig Hansen, Dave Hatton, Dick Hawk. Kris Hehner, Scott Herndon, Peggy Hill, Victor Hockman, Kelly Hoctor, Melinda Holden, Karen Hord, Jeff Hughes, Randy Hurd, Mike Hutson, Jackie Hutson. Skip lgo. Lisa 341Juniors held at Kings Island Inn in May Jackson, Jeanet Jagoditz, Mike Johnson, Troy Jones, Allen Jordahl, Julie King. Shelley King. Tom Kramer. Rhonda Kroener, Kim Krummen, John Kuhling. Susan Ladd, Patty Latham, Andy Lawrence, Teresa Lay, Scott Locke. Richard Lynch, Terry Mahaffee. Wendy Martin, Donnie Mason. Darryl Massey. Gina Mastrorocco. Kevin McGuffey, Mary MaMahan. Kelly Medert, Ruth Medlock. Melissa Meeker. Crystal Meeker, Robin Mercer, Torn Meyers. Mike Miller. Don Miller. John Moore. Theresa Morr. Lisa Morris. Michele JuniorsQS Juniors raise money through many 36lJuniors Mossman. Malinda Napier, Lee Neale, Jeff Neumahr, Liz Miemi, Kendra Ogden, Tom Osborne, Todd Osborne, Tom Owens, Alex Packett, Donna Parrish, Brian Payne, Phyllis Pelfrey, Gary Randall, Wayne Rauen. Mike Redmond, Jeff Richardson, Angie Richardson; Karen Ridener, Tina Robinson, Chuck Ruse. Mark Ruzinsky, Mike Sack, Tina Schira, Karla Schira. Kerry Schneider, Mike Schredkengost, Vince Schreiber, Brenda Schuchart. Bonnie Schulte, Connie Sedillo, Mike Segelke, Theresa Seward. Kelly Shelley, Dwane Shelton, Jerry sales Sievers, Anne-Marie Simons, Mike Simpson, Jenny Sizemore, Tony Sizemore, Dan Smyth, Kim $ouder, Linda Stiver, Celeste Swierc, James Taulbee. Philip Thielen. Renee Thompson. Mark Thornton, Tony Turner. Susan Walton, Bridget Weaver, Fred Wetterich, Toni Winston. Karen Young. Tresa Zimmerman, Lesley Meguery, 0331;; m .- ee y,JVlichele Osborne. Lisa Juniorsl37 Class of 1982 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Melody Hoctor, Treasurer; Susie Hubbard, Vice- President; Sally Schneider, Secretary; Jeff Back, President. J$ff Back Brian Baker 38 Leah Bales Mira Bales Stewart Beckman Dean Bennington Michelle Bentley Laura Bigham Pam Billard Ricky Black Scott Eobo John Bodley Patty Books Gary Boone Tracy Botts Lisa Bradford Steve Brady Vicki Brayton Donald Bridges Patty Brooks Jeff Brulport Roberta Bullock 39 40 Jeff Burleson Leanne Carovillano Frank Cossentino Margie Burns Sherri Carson Lora Cole Anna Craig Laura BuzzeHi Mark Caylor Patty Craig Joe Cahall James Chandler Debbie Cornelius Mike Cravens Jeff Dabbs Michele DeHart Lisa Donaldson Chris Downey Denise Dozier Chris Drennan Gene Dumas Dean Eichelbarger Traci Elderton Mark Fath Carolyn Fisher Pat Gallagher Alan Goedde Mary Grainger Brenda Green Sheri Green Lucy Grethel Faith Hamilton Sherry Hamlin Terry Hardesty Jill Hardwick Lynn Hargis Andy Hawk 42 Missy Hamis Lisa Hayes John Hazlett Jeff Hensley Kenny Herndon Judy Heyne Melody Hoctor Lynn Holden Susie Hubbard Debbie Hutzel Scott ller Debbie Caudell Andrea Jones Tom Jones Janice Kirby Kim Knuckles Paula Lautenschlegar 43 Elisa Morgan Tina Murphy Tim Neumann Shelly Palmer Patty Paolello Robbie Pennington Diane Pennington Diane Perry Robert Perry Ann Randolph Denisa Rauen Mark Redmond Sheri Rentsbhler 45 Laura Richardson Ken Riddiough Tina Ridener Ron Roark Dave RusseII Bob Ruzinsky Melissa Ryan Alan Sanders Laura Schell Sally Schneider 46 John Schnitzler Kathy Schnure Tina Schulte Jackie Sewell Joan Shurts Dan Siekman Tammie Simon Nancy Smith Pam Smith Terri Smithhisler Fran Snedicor Lydia Sporing Kila Thompson Amy Uhl Carla Undercoffer Tom Viox Brad Viox David Volkman 47 4B David Vonderhaar Paula Whitaker Michelle Whitley Brian Warfield Sondra Whitaker Holley Williams Paul Washburn Janet White Mike Williams ' Tim Wilmes t Wayne York Dana Alexander Anderson Taryn Lyn Anderson Leisa Marie Barnes Donald Begley Teresa Marie Brockmeyer X l i g l Joseph Wayne Burnett : David Vann Butler Jeffrey Scott Clark ' Connie Diane Cole Jeffrey Alan Cottrell Melinda Faith James Richard Faulkner 3 Deborah Elaine Fitch Lila Marie Fleming Richard Alan Gohs Grant Perry Gude Robert Willittes Seniors not pictured James Robert Herbert Kevin Scott Hizar Stephanie Helm Holliday Luke Andrew Hueber Cynthia Ann Jackson Davinna Marie Johnson Gerald Chester Johnson Christina Mae Jones Rodney Wade LaFarge Lori Lynn Lewis Darryl James Mason Michele Kay Maynard Kenneth Roger McCoy Richard Todd McIntosh Lori Ann McKinney Kenneth Lee Patrick Janet Woodruff Robert Zinnecker Forrest Daniel Potts Jerrold Estel Poynter Leroy William Roberts Stewart James Schaller Lolita Lynn Shelton Christopher Douglas Smith Patricia Ann Stamper Darlene Yvonne Stephens Karrine Sue Stevens Robert Eugene Terrell, Jr. Toni Lee Tucker Walter David Williams Linda Kay Young seniorsl49 JEFFREY SCO BRIAN LEE BA outstanding ity Tennis 2, 3 t girl and a fanta eyball 1 2, 3 4; Che eadingli 2 3, 4; Girls PAMELA BILLARD - A g at Cheerleadingl 2; Spahis RICKY GRIFFIN BLACK ?- SCOTT ALLAN BOBO, L QOHN EDWARD BODLEY Basketballl 3 4. PATRICIA ANNETTE BOOK, ' since 5th grade. 'friend who Is . b 1 2 IThespia a really great fri CHAEL BR ' : RAYTO tistician ROBERTA . o a wonderful - JEFFERY ALLAN :. 2 A super friend I JOSEPH WAYNE B j! - Best of Live Oaks 3 areas 1 ; Business Da MARJORIE MARIE : . - I've never French Club 3. 4: N al Honor SociewV ' , DAVID VANN BUTLE A person you want . LAURA MARIE BUZZ Ll - A uni ' 0 CL Mount Notre Dame igh School I- JOSEPH WILLIAM CAHALL -- A Track 3; German Club 1, 2. 3. EL A ANN CAROVILLA 9 ft g? II ' . d to accen SOXSenior Directory DAM CAYLOR 2 A reay speCI i o 1, 3, 4; Wrestiing 1, 2, 3, 4. DWIN CHANDLER - My very best friend, who has stood by me i cumstance. ,1 2, 4; Cross Country 3; Art Club 1, French Club 1; Fencing Club MARIE CIANCIOLO 2 One gal who never gives up 2- she s alwa , for the stars. heerleader 2, 3, Drama Club 1, 2; Tiger' 5 Tongue 4 iEditor-in- -Chi h Club 1, 2; JCWA 4. i SCOTT CLARK - A great frien- , ,u ,e people happy. DIANE COLE - A friend I could , AN COLE - HA real friend never , unless you're 3 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3- cil 1; Spanish 0 NE CONTI - A warm, loving, ca ' always there Society 1, 2, 3, 4 Nice Presiden 4 . Band 1, 2: N nks for being there. E CORNELIUS 2 My best ; Choir 1 CWA 4; W. ENTIN .roun Servi JTTREL $ M J- c L 'P 3. .. , '.t 306m 2 d I ALA W- ; I L ' Cross C, 2 x ,1 ALL. .L. mmNizw '33:: m . Senior DIrectorw 51 ENSenior Directory V ' a fgr everyt .u u've done. o-otb 2; Drill Team 4: Lohian 4. ys been there when I needed you. Thanks! and always remember the good times at L.H.HAS. whse qualities as a friend are the best I know. I don't ECA . ' . to be ith; and talk -. nding e on. CARL MAYERLE, JR. A A great AY MAYNARD A I' II always reme ROGER MCCOY A We love yo iTODD MCINTQ H A A fumfg, PATRICK TMCGO guev ..2 3 iEditoo,,4,, MCKINNEY nanish Club 1 2; It's Acade ILLER A A long time trusted CHELL A A real, true friend. MORGAN A One of the swee- - MOSES A Excells in everythin TTE MURPHY A She's added T I A NEUMANN A A nice friend to Sc . . - ' I: Group 3, 4; Wrestling 1: Track 4 MARY Ml ' 'E PALMER A A really sweet girl. Live Oaks Date Processing 3. 4: Accounging Com Regional Accounting Competition 3. L i PATRICIA ANN PAOLELLO A A wonderful friend and so kind and sweet! Pep Club 2; Tiger' 5 Tongue 1, 4; Yearbook 4, JCWA 4. i ' KENNETH LEE PATRICK A A special friend who made my senior year a special one! Intermural Volleyball Champs 4 . ROBERT PATRICK PENNINGTON A A really special guy. j! Moelier 1 iPresidentL 2; Football 1, 2. A ,. ' y DIANE MARGUERITE PENNINGTON A It is difficult to express in a few words what our friendship means; wig be ... like a sister to me. i i , Key Club 1; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; Science Club 4; JCWA 4. ANTHONY JAMES PENT A A really great guy who I've known for a long time! ,, DIANA GAIL PERRY A A most understanding person. is Volleybail 2, 3, 4; Softball 3; Spanish Club 2, 3; Typing Aid 4; Computer Club 4. ,4 Im: A ii at 4; Vocational Class Su 3 Senior DirectorwSS RCSBERT Eu ENE V'FORREST DANIEL P TTS y , JERROLD ESTEL POYNTER - A frie . - 2;, ., A ' ' I ANN KATHERINE RANDOLPH . 7 7 , : z -- . - ' ' ' estioning and gives without taking. . 1 . 7 I , Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4 lntemati ' ' . . ' ' , ' President; 2, 3; Tiger Mascot4; JCWA 2, 3, 4T ' A , , V I' 7 . DENISE MARIE RAUEN 4 Sh , A I A ; s a good listener. National Honor Society , , 3, 4. ,MARK EDWARD REDMQ r d , Track 1 2 TA EHL D , , t v 1' Astrict Qualifier. All-star Meetx 4; Soccer 2, 3, 4 N :- SHERI LYNN R ' ks. and being s when to laugh and when to Qasblessed you in a very special SMSenior Directory Band 1; 2,3. 4 Ureasur DAVID LEE VONDERH: Footbal! l, 2, 4; Qas Q '5 , b J, ', Q. ; .' -. L ' ,, . , , j PAUL ROBERT WAS H Y V ' L . 5 ' K A, , . C ; .. 4 Golf 2, 3, 4. , ' .x , , ' nice guy who's g TIMOTHY H0 '- ' A friend who 6 ;' ROBERT LORE Y Varsity Soccer . National Hongr JANET LESLIE caring, underst Tutoring Servuc . good friend to have around. 3 help you ' r0 anything. ' To a real ladies . man and a , 'en- v ' YAII-league, V it X LaR with a Ii LINDA KAY YOUNG ' Historian: DECA. ROBERT GEORGE zn ly sweet , 5r WCM$Y' e '5 very - m 5 Senior Directoryl55 S b m C r0 5 39 a .fuff' ClubV 57 58 Clubs - f ? Student Council Row 1: Karen Holden. Michele Morris, Kip Funke. Julie Jordahl. Kelly Hockman. Row 2: Tresa Young, Celeste Stiver, Dave Miller, Joy JungIes, Robert Sedillo. Debbie Rogers. Row 3: Mr. Wagner, Krystal Lindloff. Leanne Carovillano, Brenda Green, Amy Anderson, Steve McGowan. Ken Medert. Michelle Lochner. Julie CarovillanoA Row 4: Brian Warfield, Mary Grainger, Kelly McMahan. Susan Runge, Lisa ller. John Mercer, Melisa Kirby, Kim Myers. Jenny Whitaker Teen Counselors Row 1: Brenda Green. Debbie Gee, Lisa Hayes. Sally Schneider. Sue Banta, Erin Graham, Cindy Leroy, Julie Jordahl. Kelly Hockman. Row 2: Leanne Carovillano. Gene Dumas. Jeff Redmond, Ken Riddiough. Jeff Ashmore. Torn Pommering, Amy Anderson, Bill Gordon, Joan Shurts. Chris Floyd, Tony Pent, Tresa Young, Mark Redmond, Jeff Hensley, James Swierc, Kelly McMahan. Junior Council on World Affairs Row 1: Mike Mahaffee, Susie Hubbard. Michele Dehart, Mira Bales, Ann Randolph, Ruth Medert, Lynn Marggrander, Laura Richardson. Row 2: Susan Rauen, Deneen Cianciolo, Janet White, Melody Hoctor. Tammy Simon, Jeff Back, Nancy Smith, Patty Books, Chris Downey, Lisa Donaldson, Michelle Bentley. Row 3: Mr. Dickmann, Mary Grainger, Jenny Gulley, Anne-Marie Sievers, Theresa Golliher, Theresa Lawrence, Kim Knuckles, Karen Richardson, Amy Duggins, Bob Ruzinsky, Diane Pennington, Traci Elderton, Patty Paolello, Debbie Hutzel. Debbie Cornelius. Row 4: Brian Marshall, Dora Ball, Andy Hawk, Jeff Albrecht, Ron Roark, Joe Cahall, Carolyn Fisher. Row 5: Steve McGowan, Leigh Elledge, Jackie Sewell, John Mason, Judi Nead. National Honor Society Row 1: Brenda Green, Mira Bales, Leanne Carovillano, Melody Hoctor, Mary Grainger. Row 2: Kim Knuckles, Janet White, Nancy Smith, Krystal Lindloff, Joan Shurts, Mark Redmond, Traci Elderton, Tom Pommering, Tina Murphy, Denisa Rauen. Row 3: Carla Conti, Sally Schneider, Cindy Leroy, Lynn Marggrander. Lisa Bradford. Lora Cole. Margie Burns, David Volkman, Mark Snyder; Row 4: Mrs. Carins. Mrs. Colclasure. Jeff Hensley, Michelle Bentley. Bob Willittes. Gene Dumas. Mr. Bivens. Cluby 59 60lCIubs 1 Spanish Club Row 1: Richard Beckman, Bob Stratman, Richard Stratman. Row 2: Jeff Albrecht, Gale Kuhn, Tammy Troyan. Sue Runge, Vickie Leroy. Kelly Stockman, Susan Kuhling, Mr. Murray. Row 3: Wendy Mahaffee, Laura Richardson, Judi Nead, Donna Martin, Kim Knuckles, Deleah Crawford. German Club Row 1: Brian MarshaII, Jeff Baker, Missy Stratton, Alvin Kressler, Jeff Herring, John Mercer, Matt Miller, Andy Wintz, Joe Cahall. Todd Huntley, Keith Ragala, Mark Redmond. Grant Gude, Randy Hill. Row 2: Mike Jagoditz, Mark Ruse, Mike Daleiden, Eric Ruse. Rick Sears. Mike Bradford, Mike Lee. Jeff Perry, Ves Baxter, Dave Miller. Tom Mercer, John Binegar, Alex Owens. Jeff EIderton, David Volkman, Steve Brady, JeH Hensley. Gary Swearingen. Row 3: Denisa Rauen, Lori Baugher, Lisa Igo, Annette Bissman, Tanya Theaterman, Karen Richardson, Amy Duggins, Mark Volkman. Doug Goodwin, Lee Clark, Theresa Segellke, Pat Gallagher. Alan Goedde. Melinda Merrel, Pam Craig, Fred Weaver. Janine Lahmon, Sean Shumaker, Mr Friedman. French Club Row 1: Kip Funke, Andy Hawk, Michelle Bentley, Debbie Hamlein. Lynn Hallet, Kim Ellis. Jenny Gulley. Mary McGuffey, Robert Sedillo, Skip Hutson. Mike Sedillo, Tony Pent. Row 2: Guy Harris, Chris Reed, Denisa Rauen, Jeff Albrecht, Ken McClellan, Krystal Lindloff. John Mason, Jeff Redmond, Monica Bentley. Kim Dunn, Lisa Cannon, Lesley Zimmerman, Kim Knuckles. Beth Albrecht. Sherri King. Tom Pommering. Row 3: Mr. Freidman. Chris Banta, Melisa Kirby, Sherri Pucket, Chris Downey. Lisa Hayes, JiH Hardwick, Sarah Bilhardt, Rae Quarterson, Susan Rauen, Dora Ball. Mark Snyder, Ruth Medert, Lynn Holden, Joan Shurts, Mindy Mossman, Tina Sack, Patty Dunn. Sherry Reynolds. Jeff Brulport. Row 4: Patty Books, Carla Conti, Margie Burns, Bridget Donahue, Lisa Igo. Melody Hoctor, Gene Dumas, Kim Meyers. me E: Science Club Row 1: Mary Grainger, Leanne Carovillano, Karen Richardson, Debbie Rogers. Sarah Bilhardt. Amy Smith. Row 2: Melinda Merrill, Eric Ruse. Ruth Medert. Diane Pennington, Theresa Baugher. Janine Layman, Debbie Haneline, Annette Bissman. Row 3: Susan Runge. Jenny Simons. Cheryl Wiegand, Mark Ruse. Eric Conover, Theresa Segelke, Alvin Kressler. Greg Alkire. Row 4: Mr. Harris, Mr. Wagner, Jim Grethel, Gene Dumas, Missy Haws, Tom Pommering, Debbie Gee, Lee Clark, Brenda Green, Krystal Lindloff. It's Academic t Cl b Compu er u Team Row 1: Joe Cahall, Gene Dumas. Mark Snyder, Paul Washburn, Bob Willittes, Brian Miller. Row 2: Janet White, Sally Schneider, Chris Downey, Mira Bales, Diana Perry, Leanne Carovillano, Lisa Bradford, Debbie Gee. Jeff Brulport, Andrea Jones. Ken Riddiough, Amy Hall, Deneen Cianciolo, Lynn Marggrander, Michelle Bentley. Row 3: Denisa Rauen, Matt Acker. Tony Scribner. Scott Calder, Mike Jagoditz, Mike Daleiden, Mike Ruzinsky, Greg Perry, Jim DeYoung. Mark Redmond, Tom Pommering, Grant Gude, Mr. Wood, Row 1: Richard Mesaros, Carla Conti Row 2: Mr. Wagner, Mark Snyder. Cluby61 Chess Club Row 1: Eric Ruse, Mr. Sherman, Mike Bradford. Row 1: Lori Baumann. Caroline Grove, Susan Rauen. Donna Martin, Leigh Elledge, Lori Dabbs. Row 2: Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Woodard. Shana Foster. Missy Evans, Angela Johnson, Kim Salle, Theresa Baugher, Karen Blessing. Kim Kenna. Mrs. Curry. Fencing Club Row 1: Todd Huntley. Robert Sedillo. David Volkman, Pat Gal- lagher. Mark vmkman, Mr. Friedmann 62 Art Club Row 1: Theresa Baugher, Mindy Mossman, Row 2: Jeff Albrecht, Mike Roberts, Amy Duggins, Karen Richardson. Sarah Bilhardt, Meg Zieiinski, Heidi Hofrichter, Laura Williams. Row 3: Janice Cummings. Laura Sedillo. Laura Richardson. Janet Woodruff, Jackie Sewell, Jeff Redmond, Kim Knuckles, Patty Books, Debbie Gee, Amy Gambill, Debbie Rogers. Mrs. Reynolds. Ron Roark. Row 4: Lisa Hayes, Bob Ruzinsky, Carolyn Fisher. Traci Elderton. Tiger's Tongue Row 1: Karen Holden. Mike Mahaffee. Susie Hubbard, Kendra Niemi. Julie Jordahl. Row 2: Amy Anderson, Ann Randolph, Sue Banta, Terri Theiss, MicheIe Morris, Sally Belew. Row 3: Mrs. Foster, Judy Leguillon, Mike Roberts, Bridget Donahue, Chris Downey, Lisa Hayes, Patty Paolello, Laura Buzzelli, Janet White, Deneen Cianciolo, Steve McGowan, Kelly McMahan. Row 4: Jim Jacobs. Patty Books, Bob Ruzinsky. Lori Steger, Leah Bales, Sally Schneider, Mary Grainger, Nancy Smith. 63 61V C lubs mg a: Athletic aides Cafeteria aides Row 1: Josh Bird Row 1: Tom Viox. Jim DeYoung, Michelle Whitley. Row 2: Gary Boone. Michele Morris. Susie Hubbard, Jeff Brulport. School service group Row 1: Shannon Moses, Matt Fletcher. Dean Osborne. Row 2: Steve Roark. Frank Cossentino, Tim Newman. Ron Roark. Row 2: Gwen James, Penny Peters, Ken Herndon. Attendance aides Library aides Row 1: Carol Grove, Patty Brooks, Jenny Donaldson, Sandy Fink. Row 2: Debbie Bobo, Kathy Gardner, Kathy Schnure, Michelle Whitley, Terri Theiss. Row 1: Angie Richardson. Row 2: Melissa Ryan, Laura Bigham, Pam Billard, Mary Grainger, Susie Hubbard. Row 3: Bridget Walton, Kelly McMahan, Kim Chitwood, Jackie Sewell, Brenda Schreiber. Row 4: Margie Burns. . Guidance office aides , Row 1: Joy Jungles, Leigh Elledge, Melody Hoctor. Sally Schneider, Cindy Leroy. Leah Bales. ClubsmS 66XCiubsxi! Flute section Woodwind section Row 1: Lisa lgo, Karen Richardson, Janet White, Amy Row 1:Tracy Price, Lisa Moor,Theresa Lawrence,Theresa Carovillano, Annette Bissman, Anne Marie Sievers. Golliher, Monica Bentley Row 2: Carla Undercoffer,Theresa Ervin.Judi Nead,Jen- Row 2: Rae Quaterson, Tracey Pierce, Debbie Rogers, nifer Donaldson. Lynn Mallett. Beth Albrecht. Mary McGuffey. Patty Hughes. Ken McClellan, Theresa Segelke. Trumpet section Low brass section Row 1: Mark Volkman. Alvin Kressler. Jeff Back. Ves Row 1: Mike Bradford, Amy Burton, John Mason. Ken Rid- Baxter, Mike Ruzinsky, Randy Boyd. diough. David Volkman. Row 2: Dave Pennington, Jim Bauman. Todd Moses. Lee Row 2: Steve Rauen, Theresa Mallot, Steve Litteral, Joe Clark, Keith Rajala, Lisa Hayden CahalL Percusswn Saxophone section Row 1: Debbie Gee, Sandy Sisco, Leslie Zimmerman. Row 1: Matt Miller, Troy Downey. Jeff Hering, Donnie Mar- Row 2: John Botts, Corwyn Campbell, David Custer, tin. Chris Buzzelli. Row 2: Brian Dye, John Washburn, Rick Sears. Stage Band Row 1: David Cooper, Mike Bradford, Rick Sears, Alvin Kressler, Jeff Hering, John Washburn, Troy Downey. Ken McClellan. Row 2: David Volkman, John Mason. Randy Boyd. Lee Clark, Ves Baxter, Corwyn Campbell, Todd Huntley. Larry Adkins, Chris Buzzelli, Ken Riddiough. Drill Team Row 1: Angie Richardson, Krystal Lindloff. Row 2: Traci Elderton, Nancy Smith. Bonnie Schuchart, Sue Banta. Jill Hardwick. Lynn Holden, Theresa Segelke, Amy Duggins, Karen Richardson. Row 3: Erin Graham. Jenny Simpson, Mary McGuffey, Tresa Young, Lisa Cannon. Kim Dunn. Janet White, Gina Massey, Celeste Stivers. Clubw67 68ICIubs Marching Band Row 1: Nancy Smith, Sandy Gilliam, Debbie Gee, Lisa Morr, Dana Fritz. Lisa Caudell, Bonnie Schuchart. Row 2: Janet White. Kim Dunn, Lisa lgo, Tracy Price, Teresa Lawrence, Jennifer Donaldson, Beth Albrecht, Thresa Erving, Ann Marie Sievers, Theresa Golliher. Debbie Rogers, Karen Richardson, Sue Banta. Row 3: Mary McGuffey, Monica Bentley, Annette Bissman. KenJMcOullon, Amy Carovillano, Linda Randell, Carla Under- coffer, Renee Maines. Lynn Hallett, Judi Nead, Melissa Medlock, Brian Dye, Tracy Pierce, Scott Caulder, Lynn Holden. Row 4: Krystall Lindloff. CeIeste Stiver. Dave Volkman, Ken Riddiough. John Mason, Matt Miller, Jeff Herring, Donnie Martin. Jack Downs. Troy Downey, Mike Bradford, David Cooper, Patty Hughes. Amy Burton, Lisa Hayden, Amy Duggins. Traci Elderton. Row 5: Lisa Cannon, Dave Pennington. Jim Baumann, Ves Baxter, Alvin Kressler, Mark Volkman, Randy Boyd, Mike Ruzinsky, Todd Moses. Thresa Mallott, John Washburn, John Botts, Rick Sears, Lee Clark, Keith Rajala, Jill Hardwick, Jenny Simpson. Row 6: Gina Massey, Tresa Young, Erin Graham, Joe Cahall, Melba LaFarge, Sally Schneider, Mike Epperhart, Tony Pent, David Custer. Sandy Sisco. Steve Litteral, Leslie Zimmerman. Jeff Back, Steve Rauen, Mike Rauen, Larry Adkins. Theresa Segelke, Angie Richardson. Choir Row 1: Lisa lgo, Tracy Riddle, Lori Basham, Amy Smith. Karen Phelps, Wendy Foster, Lorina Stevens, Bonnie Schuchart, Celeste Stiver. Debbie Gee. Karen Richardson, Amy Burton, Carla Conti. Row 2: Connie McCay. Monica Bentley. Gina Massey, Missy Higginbotham. Mary McGuffey, Erin Graham, Leslie Zimmerman. Amy Duggins, Beth Albrecht. Leigh Ann Sanders, Melisa Kirby. Tina Burroughs, Shelly King, Kim Meyers. Susan Runge. Row 3: Sharon Chisman. Debbie Hutzel, Debbie Cornelius, Kim Knuckles, Angie Henson, Sally Belew, Kim Breitung, Shannon Moses, John Mason, Guy Harris, Kip Funke, Sean Dunbar, Jeff Elderton. Laura Richard- son, Cheri King, Melinda Merrill, Emily Beresford, Lisa Iler. Row 4: Judi Nead, Paige Caylor, Jenny Simpson, Carla Swearingen, Angie Baxter, Robin Richardson, Sheryl Turner, Missy Tait, Chris Reed, John Adleta. Ron Roark, Eric Conover, Brian Marshall, Rae Quaterson, Sherry Reynolds, Jackie Sewell. Ann Randolph. Sandy Sisco. Sharon Wakefield, Mrs. Henderson; Drama Club Row 1: Meg Zielienski. Shaun Dunbar. Mike Roberts, Beth Albrecht, Cheri King, Leigh Elledge, Ann Randolph, Nancy Smith, Brenda Green, Carla Conti, Bob Ruzinsky, Laura Richardson. Karen Richardson, Patty Books, Kim Knuckles, Joe Cahall. Row 2: Jeff Albrecht, Scott Calder, Amy Smith, Linda Randall. Rae Quarterson. John Mason. Laura Buzzelli. Steve McGowan. Judi Nead. Brian Marshall, Maggy Kriofske, Robert Sedillo, Traci Elderton, Amy Duggins. Lesley Zimmerman, Debbie Rogers. International Thespian Society Row 1: Kim Knuckles, Brian Marshall, Brenda Green, Traci Elderton. Row 2: Jeff Albrecht, John Mason, Carla Conti, Laura Richard- son, Bob Ruzinsky. Row 3: Patty Books, Ken Riddiough, Ann Randolph. Row 4: Karen Richardson. Nancy Smith. Steve McGowan. Cluby69 Patty Paolello, Susie Hubbard, Janet Woodruff. Lynn Holden, and Carla Conti worked long and hard hours on the senior and e underclass sections. Dave Volkman, Tom Pommering, and Mark Redmond organized and executed the faculty and sports sections. Patty Books and Rob Ruzinsky sold a record number of ads and prepared the layouts. Bob also headed a creative and successful yearbook sales campaign. Krystal Lindloff, Leah Bales, and Lynn Marggrander put together the club section and identified all the innumerable little faces. 70lClubs Yearbook Staff Seated: Elisa Morgan, Jill Hardwick, Krystal Lindloff. Leah Bales. Steve McGowan Qrtisn, Bob Ruzinsky, Carla Conti, Mrs. Foster. Standing: Patty Paoieilo, Dave Volkman, Mark Redmond, Susie Hubbard, Patty Books. Janet Woodruff, Lynn Marggrander, Lynn Holden, and Tom Pommering. Patty Books was our patient Julie Jordahl and Kelly Elisa Morgan took lots of pic- Jill Hardwick drew tedious and efficient typist. McMahan were our junior tures for us and developed layout after tedious layout workers. some! and never complained. Clubsl71 7WSports $?.g TS SportsHB ' a etimq . ' LWeland , Weiand Lovetand , :LOVeitaind ;-;9, 7M8ports SENIORS x. Wayne York Scott Lee Mark Caylor Jeff Brulport John Hazlett Jim DeYoung Tom Viox Sporty 75 J.V. FOOTBALL Lovel5n J'Lovetand, I A ,rLovela'rId t iLovyeIand Loveland? ' I , Loveland 76KSports Mmord A LGIerI Esta , A Mariemgnt y t ' SyCamore FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Row 1: E. Nichols. J Cottrell K. Coneu, R Adams J. EI'Igef A. Johnson. Row 2:8. Fulks, R Ealy, D GatEy, G Green; J Dews J Whitaker, Row3: Coach Lafata. S CorIIey. P. Knab, M N5pier, 8. Walker, Coach Rutkowski. , , ,, VARSWYi ' , FOOTBALL Row Amy Anderson, ,2 A, Green, June Jordahl Ken Hockm'an; Row2 Laura Bigham Leanne Carovrllano, , L - Betsy Broganu ,nngt'ge Adkins; A FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS: ' 'Kim Myers Leigh Ann SaRdErS.: Melisa Kirby, Denise Ward Chris Banta FRESHMAN , FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Row 1: Michelle Lochner. Emity Beresford, Lisa Her. Row 2: Caroiyn Sczepek, A Lisa Haztett, Terry Theiss. Tiger Mascot Ann Randolph SportsA77 VARSITY SOCCER SECTIONAL CHAMPS SENIORS Mark' Redmond B. Reedy, C Waiton G S; earmgen L Clark T. Jo nson. T. Mike Williams BDusebout T. King 8 Shumaker, B Gordon, B. , ow 3: Coach Herbold T. Mercet, S. T L , Statistlaans D. Ciancola, L Donal dson. T. Ride'ner. M. Ryan -- Loveland: Loveland Loveland , Lovetand ' , Loyeland : Lovelan'd Loveland Lovetandk Lovetand ' . ALoveland C Loveland Loveland Loveland Loveland - Loveland Loveland Loveland Loveland Loveland Loveland Loveland 783Sports H p... 3 4 23 9 2. 3 5 5 0 2 7: 1 63 3 7 O 2 8 3 4 0 Milford '3 Glen Este C k Graenhiils Mariemont IndianTHiH Northwest 1 Madeira Deer Park Sycamore MiIfOrd Seven Hills ,Gfen Este MariemOnt Indian Hm Madeira Deer Park Sycamore CAPE CNE CCD Yellow Spring Cuoowowwammnmomhww3Nv Tom Pommering Bob Willites Sectionais Sectionals Sectionals Districts Stu Beckman 'WLLDyyeljahd '- LoVBIEndV :- THL'oveland ; , Lovdarid- a JLLQVeiand ; LoyeLand gLovazandk , Row 1: T. Lynch A. Burton D Girty, L. Hayes. Row32: Coach Ber'koff, S Calder, D Martin S Reynolds. D Hensley. Row3: D Pennington C Byerman, D Dehart M. Ruzinsky, R. Boyd Manemont , indian Hi5! , Ma'deiifa V L SCPA 1 ' DeenPairyk? GIRLS' SOCCER , V L. , , :1: B Waiter: T. Eduardo Row3: C. Wieg. d. K - ,K Niemi, K ParchmaniJ Jordah1,L Hazlett Johnson. , CROSS COU NT RY Indian Hm Reading lnv. Loveland Irw. ' Bethel ,lnv: Sycamore lnv. GOshen lnv, w Glen Este EHL Harrison inv. 'Glen Este Sectionals Districts SportsNQ ' . VOLLEYBALL Row, 1:, J; Johnmn; J. Burton; T. 'j-Eduarme, Troyan.- Row 2: V. ,, iteroy, C.L Wiegand'. L. Fisher. J. Jungels, J. Carov'iliano. Row 3: ' 3, Coac h Mahoney, N. Br'inkman; i' M. McCaba J.; Gulley, K. Varney. M. Constable. A, Baxter, S, s Runge. ,, , 80XSports F0 BALL BASEBALL WRESTUNG V .32; k WRESWNG WE? 5mm s.sirmu Wxam menu 5:53;; u mynmh wussuwc WRESTLING wussmnc wnsnms wnzsume WWW . mm. gym .5: a Jr, .. WRESYL m6 BASE BALL , . EASE BALL BASE BALL ' AA SlcnoMAL AA SECYIQNAL V AA mSVIICY E N L . 771373.175 , . .mew v .. um . . , me- SOCCER STATS ' D. Cianciola. L. Donaldson, T. Ridener. M. Ryan. Sports! 81 VARSITY BASKETBALL SENIORS Row 1i J Bodley, M Fath P. Mendenhall T Viox S. Jackson T. Pent. Row , 2 K. Hawk, T. Ogden, A Hawk R. McCowen, 8. Gordon, R. Fath Coach Hines , T,,. , Loveland L Greenhills Loveland Wyoming Loveland Mason Loveland Indian Hill Loveland Sytamore Loveland GoSheri I Loveland Gien Ester Loveland Mariemont Loveland Milford, Loveland Deer Park Loveland Madiera Loveland Indian Hill Loveland Sycamore Loveland Glen Este Loveland Mariemont Loveland Kings ' Loveland , Little Miami Loveland Miiford Loveland Deer Park Loveland Madiera Loveiand Wyoming Tony Pent Andy Hawk 82KSports LbyeIahd' , Lovelkand ,. Loveland Loveland Loveland Loveland' V Loveland, Loveland . Loveland ' Loveland Loveland Lovblahd , J JLoveIand; ' J Loveland , Loveland , Loveland L Turpin Mitford ; Anderson L Gien Este Sycamore J indian Hill Milford , , Little Miami , Madeira AAnderson Mar'i'emont ; Deer Park J L Sycamore Turpin Mariemont , Sycamore 31 33 33' 22 ' 28 J 33 32 1,9 23' 44, 27' 27; 39 45 33 49 J.V. BASKETBALL J , y; leer, Park 51- WrMadesrm W i JJ , asnarang,Funkegknow'7f . T 831143, :J. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Row 1: K Goilett, D. Terry, J Grethel, W. Johnson, G Green, J. Engie; Row 2: 8. Walker, R. Ealy, N. Niemi, S. Adkins, S. Gordon. Row 3:'Coach Mihalik, K,. Hockman. Sporty 83 VARSITY WRESTLING SENIORS Mark Snyder Jeff Brulport Mark Caylor 8M,Sports J.V. WRESTLING K MAT KITTENS - walz'JgSimpsgn;B.-Hadte , L Troyah, E. Graha'mLSUVByama, pie'h'A K 'BUrton. Row 2: ACBaX'ter; L; wBa'sham, T. Mice, - K Smythe. D. Ban. P- cayxor, A.gsmith i Sportsl85 VARSITY GIRLS' BASKETBALL Lovegarsd V , ; , Loveiand L Ldveland , Lo'veiand' LoVeEand ' Loveiand - Loveland 3 Lovetand , LoVeIand j ; Loveland , Loveland Loveland - ' ,Loveland Lovetand Lovetand SWSports i Deer Park ' Lime Miami : -: J.V. GIRLS' BASKETBALL NewRichmond , - mdiahHiltu ' M3353 ' Sydamoref , Goshen Marigmdnt'k' Mitford St. Ursula Deer Park Glen Este Madeira , Indian Hil! sycamore Gien Este Mariemont Miifprd Madeira :Row 1; M. Tait. J. Gambm, KA Lierman, Coach Mihaliky, s. Wakefield, L1 Hazlett. Row 2: M. Merrm. M. Stratton, C. Wiegand, T. Fath. M. Knuckles. Row 3: M. Laiarge. L. Johnson; G. Holt, A'. Gambill. K. Clark, S. Reynolds. CHEERLEADERS 87 VARSITY TRACK , BWSports SENIOR TRACK Dave Volkman Mark Redmond Tim Neumann Scott Lee Jeff Brulport Scott Schilling Sportsl89 J.V. TRACK GIRLS' TRACK Qowports TENNIS Lockgsna Wiegand Row 2: G Dumas M Roberts A Haw , C : Mertes. C Marshall. GIRLS' SOFTBALL Row 1: T. Fath, M. Knucktes, J. Burton, T. Eduardo, M. ' Anderson, K. Seward, MA Haws, Coach Mihalik. Row 2: M. Tait, M. LaFarge. K. Chitwood, L Steger. M. Dehart. L. Johnson. L LoVeEnd Loygland , Loveland Loveland Lovetand LoVeland LOveland Lov'eland Loveland ' Loveland vaekand Loveland A LoVeland Loveland Loveland Loveiand Loveland Loveland LoVeland Loveland Loveland mm ' ' NotwOod ' CAPE L . AGlehEs'te 2 Milford 'Glen Este . CAPE 77:1,. Sycamore lndiah'HiH UrsLiline Deer Park L, Sycamore, - Harrison L Mt Notre Dame Ursutine C Indian Hi T urp'in Deer Park ' Sycamore , Mt. Notre Dame Glen Este p-I mm$090,;whimHpahwmuxoy,w3wmNotfdjnt; A X Sportswl VARSITY BASEBALL E.H.L. CHAMPIONS 92lSports J.V. BASEBALL Sportw93 Gary Ackerman: Football - EHL Honorabfe Mention. Molly Anderson - Softball EHL lst Team. Jeff Ashmore: Football - EHL Hohorable Mention; Baseball EHL lst Team. Tim Bauer; Baseball - EHL lst Team, EHL Player of the Year. Stu Beckman: Soccer EHL Honorable Mention. Laura Bigham: Volleyball A EHL lst Team. Gary Boone: Wrestling lst Sectionals. Randy Boyd: Track District Qualifier 3200 m. Relay. Jeff Brulport: Football - EHL Honorable Mention; Wrestling - lst EHL, 2nd Sectionals. Janice Burton: Softball EHL Honorable Mention Mark Caylor: Wrestling lst Sectionals. Dawn Dehart: Basketball - EHL Honorable Mention; Track lst EHL Shotput, lst EHL Discus, lst Districts Shotput, lst Districts Discus. 2nd Regionals Shotput, 2nd Regionals Discus. State Qualifier Shotput and Discus. SPORTS HONORS 94l$pom . Michelle Dehart: Basketball - EHL lst Team, Post AII-City, Enquirer All-City; Softball - EHL lst. Teresa Ervin: track 3rd Districts 100 m. Hurdles, Regional Qualifier 100 m Hurdles. Kip Funke: Football - EHL Honorable Mention. Bill Gordon: Soccer AII-EHL, AII-City lst Team, Althtate. Dave Hansen: Wrestling - lst EHL, lst Sectionals, lst Districts, 6th State. Guy Harris: Football - EHL Honorable Mention. Dick Haiton: Soccer - EHL Honorable Mention. Dave Hausman: Track District Qualifier 3200 m Relay. John Hazlett: Football EHL Honorable Mention; Baseball - EHL Honorable Mention. Jim Herbert: Wrestling 3rd Sectionals, 4th Districts; Track 7 District Qualifier PoIe Vault. Jeff Hord: Football EHL Honorable Mention. Scott Iler: Baseball - EHL lst Team. Missy Knuckles: Softball - EHL Honorable Mention. Andy Latham: Soccer - EHL Honorable Mention, Scott Lee: Football ; EHL lst Team, UPI lst Team Districts. UPI lst Team State. Vicki Leroy: Track w- District Qualifier 800 m. Run. Rich Locke: Track District Qualifier Discus. Terry Lynch: Wrestling - lst EHL, lst Sectionals, 2nd District, 6th State. Lynn Marggrander: Swimming g lst Sectionals 100 yd. Backstroke, 3rd Sectionals 200 yd. Freestyle. 4th District 100 yd. Backstroke, 5th District 200 yd. Freestyle. 10th State. SPORTS HONORS Kevin Mastrorocco: Football EHL Honorable Mention. Dave McQuery: Football - EHL Honorable Mention. Pat Mendenhall: Basketball - EHL lst Team. Post AlI-City, Enquirer AII-City. Tony Pent: Basketball EHL lst Team. Torn Pommering: Track - District Qualifier 3200 m. Relay. Mark Redmond: Track District Qualifier 100 m Dash, SITM Most Outstanding Performer. Scott Schilling: Football - EHL Honorable Mention Kelly Seward: Softball EHL lst Team Lori Steger: Soccer - EHL lst Team Jim Swierc: Football -- EHL Honorable Mention Tom Viox: Basketball - EHL Honorable Mention. Dave Volkman: Track 6th Districts 400 m. Dash, District Qualifier 3200 m. Relay. Bob Willites: Soccer - All-EHL, AlI-City 2nd Team. Wayne York: Football EHL Honorable Mention; Track - District Qualifier Pole Vault. Sportw95 96Mctivities Activitiew97 V changes! icharV Diary: ..... 1 TUestay, AIJgIIStV 25: , -- : I Today was the first day of schooi again We all g; .got to see all our friends that We didn' t get to see . over the Summer You Shauld have seen the Guid- - ,ance Office - everyone Was running around try- ,2 I ing to switch cIasses and make Iast minute I, '2 Friday. AugIJst 28 , We , the freshman made it through their first I ' 'JWeek-I Ican you believe ItD x A Wednesday, September 2: ' Today Was the first day for teenV CounseIoVrs , kaThe sophomores sure have a great seIeCtion of ' , class rings to cheese from. It 5 hard to beIieVe they' re ordering them aiready! ' Thursday, September 3: EIection time for the freshman! They all had A great speeches and the winner'swere; President: iSheri EKing, Treasurer: John CameIe. Student Council: Julie Carovillanoy Lisa Her, MiChele Lachner Debbie Rodgers, Susie Runge. Jenny VVGreg Perry uses hIs free time to perfect his skiIis at using the computer. - , . WhItaker. , , i V Rich Pennihgtdn types; to a tune in Miss Reynolds' class. Frosh Jody Gambili, David Terry. Lisa Hazeiett Kristi Baston. and Shiriey KuhIing ham it up. Nikki Dunn and Debbie EVngle swap juicy V gossip in the lobby; Carolyn Fisher is taken by surprise! Dear Diary: Friday, September 4: Loveland vs. Milton Union - away. Where is Milton Union? The Varsity Footbal! fighting Tigers put up a tough fight but lost 21-12. The whole bunch of them went to Bill Knapp's before the game and McDonald's after. Monday, September 7: No SchooI; it's Labor Day! Wednesday, September 9: The freshmen cheerleaders have been practic- ing hard for tryouts. Thursday, September 10: The yearbooks came in. Mrs. Foster and the school have been waiting so long! Wednesday, September 16: If it wasn't for those enthusiastic morning an- nouncements this morning I don't think we would have made it to second bell! What do you mean I'm going to be a sanitation engineer? asks Lori Dabbs. The spectators cheer the team on to victory. Guy Harris listens intently as Coach Hockman gives him the plays. Activitiesl99 1 Krystal Lindloff psychs herself up for ; a performance. , 2;; Debbie Bobo grins as she reads the joke column. ' Dear Diary: Friday, September 18 I , The fobtbal! team crunched Mi!- ,; ford 21-7 Good luck 10 the JV 1 1. team for tomorrow. Monday, September 21:; The newswritingclass went to the $ Village to sell- ads for the School ' newspaper ' ' Wednesday, September 23 Tonight was our open house; Mrs. MCairns made the parents write a I composition! 7 Monday, September 28: We have two new teachers at ddr school this year Mr Pat Hines and ' Mr. Laurehce Murray. Scott Schilling runs for a touchdown. Angie Henson and Linda Randall take a break from gym to talk about the weekend. Watch your fingers! exciaims Tom Barge L ,1 , Mindy Mossman molds a masterpiece. Renee Thielen watches for a reaction in chemistry ctass. Carta Conti and Patty Books-are stopped mid- h , ,X h E bite. f Driu team membersiTeresa Segelke . Annette BisSman pfays they; fiute at a and Mary McGuffey prepare for the footban game, half-time show. H The Loveland Tigers leave the huddie psyched up for another James Chandles stays awake in Chemistry class. victory. John Hazlett practices his timed with The rifle corps leads the band in the half time ings. show. 'hKendra Niemi washes down her fiuffy potatoes, and zipply green beans. Activitiev 101 ; Despite the chiHy weather, Steve Queen candidate Michelle McGowan and Susie Hubbard look their Bentley is escorted by Andy , best. L fresa Young prepares to do the Loveland Fight Song. Class of 1982 is victorious in float competition. Hawk across the field. Juniors on the varsity Cheerkading squad. Julie Jordahi, Betsy Brogan, Lynnette Adkins, and Keuy Hockman stop and smile for a picture during the parade. Percussion members of the band join in the halftime show. . Amy Anderson IS overcome with emotion as she is crowned Homecoming Queen. Brenda Green and John Bodley smile happily. Nancy Smith stands at attention waiting for the halftime ceremonies to begin. Brenda Green, Leanne Carovillano, and Pat Mendenhall look on as halftime draws near. 1980 Hdmejcoming King and 7 Queen. Jeff Eruiport and Queen, Ted Rishforth and i Amy Anderson share a hLIg . . . , , . Patty Brogan lead the parade ' of congratulaticns. ' . - i ; . w , i , V of candidates. Homecoming King and - Ken Riddiough beogies with the iadies at the . Homeitoming Dance. Dear Diary, , 8 Thursday October 1: Everyone is starting to get nervous about the big homecoming game and dance. Who do you think wiii be crowned queen tomorrow night? . ' Friday, October 2: We iost our big game to Mariemont but Amy Anders son was crowned homecOming queen of 1981! Saturday. October 3: . The dance turned out to be a big success. Thanksto StudentCouncii who worked-So hard and all the peopie who came. Jeff Bruiport was chosen king. vxg'g Monday, October 5: Today seemed duii compared to last week but things will liven up. We just found out that Mrs. Margraf had her baby over the summer; it was a girl! ii The crowd watches with Friday, October 9: We scaiped indian Hiii 31-13. Yea! Igglcrxwd awgits for the Monday, October 12; excitement as the King and '3 to e crowned No school today; it's Coiumbus Day! Queen Share their traditiona' dance. King. Jeff Brulport and Queen, Amy Anderson pose for an ever lasting memory. 1980 Homecoming Queen Patty Brogan poses with this year's Queen Amy Anderson. The 1981 Homecoming King and Queen and their court. Activitiesl 103 volleybafl thtermural Champs: Row 1: John Schnitzler; Ken Pat- 6 rick; Row 2: Mark Fath'; Pat Mendenhall; Jeff Burleson J'oe Man from Debbie Rogers. , , son Mike Cravens. I , , L Dear Diary: ThurSday. October 15 6 Today was a drowsy rainy day. Soccer games were against Madeira at home It was freezing! Friday, October 16: Mr. Biven s intermura! volleybail team beat Mr. Wood' 5 team! We were on pep schedule today to get rowdie for our feet ball game against Madeira. Thursday, October 22: Mrs. Sutherland, a coordinator of Newsmedia at Northern Kentucky Univer- sity. talked to Mrs. Foster's Newswriting class and there was an in-school Student Councit meeting. Friday. October 23: Tonight Is the big game against Deer Park for EHL. Monday, October 26: Did all you seniors remember to study for the MacBeth quiz? Tuesday, October 27: It was so funny today, Kim Chitwood called people to lunch 3rd period Instead of 4th! Wednesday, October 28: Remember that Mock Elections are coming up. Friday, October 30: Today was dress-up day. Here are just some of the good costumes: Jill Hardwick and Janet White were cave women, Laura Bigham was a Rubicks Cube Gary Boone a lumberjack, and Ann Randolph and Steve McGowan were Rosemary and Rosemary' 5 baby.. lOIUActivities MEI Nate Niemi and Gary Green are stunned by some shocking news Onek two. three . .. Let's go!. says Mrs. Grossheim. JimyJacobs Checks out the score for the volkeyball game. Welcome to Photo BugI May I heip you? asks Krystal Lindfoff. Chris Smith thinks he has the game in the bag. Traci Elderton leads the drm team in the parade. D Sue Banta and Lee Ciark always find I V . V ' p Dave Volkman looks at the bulletin D time to have a good laugh together. L g , V board . pWayne York and Sheri Green discuss their next drama scene. I 1w I . L D m r IAAw'va I 5 33W SChneide' 3N5 MFS- Matre talk A few students spend their free time in the Lori Ashmore tries desperately to about Sally's current government gym. ' , thread her needle grade. Lisa Bradford relies on her calculator to get her through her trig Frank Cossentino, Todd Moses and Tim Neuman spend a lazy 551 lunch hour on the lawn. . .. Does she know Fm not studying? Mark Redmond demonstrates hIs abIII- wonders Debbie Hutzel. Mrs. Lemon 5 bIrthday WlSh for Tom Mercer ty to work the computer. Activitiesl l 05 PolicekLieutenant Bob Ruzinsky is satisfied afterrcracking the big case. Teddy Roosevelt portrayed by Steve McGowan plays the bugie. Jonathan er CahaiD explains to Abbey iAnn Randoipm and Martha iCarla Conm of his experiences whiie she has been away. Mortimer portrayed by Jphn Mason; , Dave Miller plays Dr Einstein by taking ; breaks the news of his long lost broth- ,tiry'ne out for a drink er' s arrival to his fiance, Elaine played - : I I , by Karen Richardson. Monday, November 2: - - i i '5 Boys Soccer played at Welcome Stadium in Dayton for District Championships but lost 4- 0- Tuesday, November 3: Mrs. Cairn' s and Mrs. Bishop 5 classes went to the downtowryI, ' library today to work on term papers. , I , Wednesday, November 4: Picture Day! Thursday, November 5: . i The first Issue of the Tiger 5 Tongue came out Good job Deneen Ciancioio and staff. Wednesday, November 11: Yea! No school; it 5 Veterans Day! Friday, November 13: Be sure to come and see uArgenic and Did Labe'f put on by our Drama Club tonight! Friday, November 20: Everyone as ready and looking forward to a super basketball sea- son with our new coach Pat Hines, and we get to show off tonight at the preview game against Indian Hill Saturday, November 21: The basketball bash turned out to be. a success and it was fun watching all those parents try for those foul shots! Thursday, November 26: Thanksgiving! Everyone is probably eating their turkey right now! Lieutenant Rooney iBob RuzinskyI listens to some advice from one of his officers iKen Riddiougm on what to do with the sinister Jonathan er Caham I I the seniors pIIIIe Ial: VII H Be sUrI IQ igress reportsI check your mail box for pro- ' VI Thursday; DeCImber 10 , at victoryI i :7 Monday, DecImber 14 I , cert! 'koriday. DecIrn'bIr 18: it' s a shame that we aren 't in school to get our candy canes. Santa is sending us snow early this year! Two extra days of vacation! HoOray! BasketbaII Intermurai Champs: Gary Boone, Joe Mason, Scott IIer, Jeff Burlesonj Emin Beresford and Michele Lochner cheer on the Freshman Ti- Sheri Green hits it with her best shot. gers. ChampIenshIp mtermural voIIbeaII gamei Was today and it was a tough competition between, the senIOrs and sophomores but ,; d through with a spectacus, Varsity girIs' basketbaIl team piay Syca-r' more at home tahight; Go cheer Ihem on for , : Be at the high school at 7: 30 to hear the band and choir present their Christmas cons: Today is the last day before vaCaIIOn but ii , WaIter JohnsOrI III - he gets readyio The intensity risesion the volleyball; ': court as Laura Bigham watches to 7' see where the bail goes. I , U epkgs; piositidns Is rnake hisImove. Kien- kiddioughfafridba i 'I i I I man practice foyrthe: c ert Scott Gordon jumps high to get; I, ;: poSsesion of the ban I. Activities! 107 L ' Diary: Monday, January 4 , . L H 33 33 L 3' , :, It 5 hard to believe we , 3mm Christmas Breakw thalready But those th snow daysrbefore vacation 3 Lkhelped aiittle. Haw doBsit fey Io getygur candy canes after the holic'ay seasow ' '3 LL 5 , ' line ,3 , , , y , i i 1 , ETuesday. Jahuary 5': 3 - . , Both girls' and boys' 3, Manemont tqnight L varsity baske :Iglyl' teams play 7 Wednesday, January 6 ' 3 L, y The Freshman boys' basketball team has a game at Indian Hill mgGOOd Luck! 3 - I , y; ,. Friday, January 15 , , ,, Remember to go to the VarSIty basketbakl game to- nightfagainst Deer Park! L Science; Lab aides: Michelle BentIey, Lynn Hi came thishclose to making a Bill Gordon memories his vocabuiary for Mrs. Marggrander, Tammy Troyan.-Tom Mercer. basket. Richie McGowan Cairns class. Jeff Brulport. and Susie DeYoung. claims. ' Not 'In the hail, teases Karen Holdenyto Kevin Tom Lohr makes up a test during Are these guys really studying? Mastrorocco. I classtime. 108JActivities ' ' jokes Sally Schneider to Sue Banta Is tha1 a daphnia specimen or my $yel$sh? Brian Marsha sandwich as well as his Span- I Nowhwhat's your excuse for go-I : ' asks Joe! Cottreli studies his horoscope hoping for a lucky month. Whave you heard the one about the farmers daughter? 3 9' 1 Tony Sizemore crams his ish I I : , f ing home? asks Kim Chitwoad, Can Tim Epperhart idenfrty what Ruth Medert decides to give Up Patty Brooks and Brian Warfield work on their Home Ec. is under that microscope? on her algebra homework to Project. chat. Dear Diary: Monday, January 18: No school; ifs Martin Luther King Day! Wednesday, January 20: Everyone is cramming for exams tomorrow. Thursday. January 21: Exams start today 9- Yuck! Friday, January 29: Guess what goes home with all of us today? Yes you 've got it - report cards! Saturday, January 21: Loveland' 5 band members have certainly left their mark We have many members playing in Honors Band. Activitiesl 109 :ISweiethekartis' CandidateskRow 1. Amy'Anderson, Terri Bannister, ' I ,Steve Adkins, Row 2: Ken Medert, Jeff Brulport, Brenda Schreiber, fJeff Ashmore - Missing .- Micheiie Lochner ' . Sally Beiew and um: Ciark slow-dance happily together Lunch boxes are an important part of soci- ety today, views David Voikman. Sweetheart King and ter and Jeff Bruiport. 1'; Dear DIary g'LTuesday, February 9 8' Lets keep these snowdays COming! : Wednesday, February 10 Menday, February 8 ' , The Junior Class Is trying to get everything un-; derway for Prom so they' ve decided to sell carna- tions Remember: red is: for love pink is for. ifr'endShID. and white fer secret iove. Which Will : 'you give oI receive? '9 The weather is being so rIice to us? f p Q We voted fer sweetheart candidates for the; dance Saturday and the sweet peopie were: Amy Anderson, Jeff Bruipon Brenda Schreiber, Jeff Ashmore, TerrI Bannister, Kenny Medert, Mi- , cheiie Lochner and Steve Adkins! Congrats! 8' :Thursday, February 11: You should've heard Sandy Sisco sing Pat Ben- -r A etar' 5 Fire and ice at the choir concert. There also were many $0105 and ensembles sung by other choir members. Friday, February 12: , ' Today we got out computerkdating sheets and the money that was made went towardsIthe Ricky King Fund. Tonight our wrestling team has a match with Madeira and Anderson. Good Luck! Saturday, February 13: The Sweetheart's Dance went great! Terri Ban- nister and Jeff Bruiport were crowned queen and king. Remember that tomorrow is Valentine's Day! Pat Mendenhaii and Steve McGoWan have a case of HSatur- N' ht Fever. Queen - Terri Bannis- day 'g Weekends were made for Sen' iors. al.999' .The seniors anxiously, await the begihning of the ahhual Senior I :Jeff Back and Krystai Lihdloff are cfoWned Mhuahd' MifsSHSEnidI'! I i i' ' Assembly. CEQ- Dear Diary: Monday, February 15; A No schooi -- it s Presidentis Day! ,TueSday. February 16: Today Is the start of SehiOr Week but we seemed put back' In time since they 7 all dressed as they did in eiemehtary school. Wednesday, February 17: N Day Thursday, February DIS: Today was no sweat day for the seniors. Friday, February 19: The lunch room smelled too good to be true, but unfortunately the LaRosa s pizza was only for the seniors! After eating all that pizza everyone was ready for the assembly of the year! The results were: Mr. 8: Miss Senior: Jeff Back and Krystal Lindloff; Mr. 8: Mrs. Vocational: Jim Herbert and Lydia Sporing; Best Dressed: Grant Gude; Toni Pent and Brenda Green; Most Athletic: Tom Viox and Michele DeHart; Best Looking: Jeff Bruiport and Susie Hubbard; Class Flirts: Joe Mason and Pam Biliard; Class Partiers: Rob Pennington and Leah Bales; Class Air-Heads: Jim DeYoung and Mary Grainger; Class Big-Mouths: Stewart Beckman and Lisa Donaldson; Class Clowns: Steve McGowan and Ann Randolph; Shyest: Tim Neumann and Tina Schuite; Most Likely to Succeed: Gene Dumas and Sally Schneider; Most Sparkle 8; Shine: Tom Pommering and Any Anderson; Class Sweethearts: Jeff Hensley and Melody Hoctor; Teacher's Pets: Bob Ruzinsky and Jackie Seweii; Class Primps: Pat Mendenhail and Laura Bigham; Class Sleepers: Mark Fath and Lori Steger; Class Preps: Jeff Back and Sherri Green; Best Dancers: Wayne York and Nancy Smith; Most Spirited: Mike Mahaffee and LeAnne Caroviiiano; Class Haii-walkers: Jeff Cottreii and Andrea Jones. Senior Class Officers and Student Council Members are intro- duced i bet the seniors are all ready for spring break since teday was Tourist - Krystal Lihdloff. Leah Baies and Lynn Marggrander organize the signs before the assembly. Mrs. Davis munches down on a hoagie. AIready-awarded-Seniors look on as the remaining awards are presented. LL , Dear Diary; ' r; Tuesday, February 23: I ' '2 y , We had the Pepsi Assembiy tod5y and heard I one of our favorite songs Jukebox Hero . It also Was a big night for seniors at the City Council meeting for student government night I heard :5 they aII were great representatlves' 7 Wednesday, F5bruary 24,: 5 Seniors received their announcements today; Pat Lahl5y 5sks Jason Wright: Are you the one who colored in Brooke Shields' teeth? ; WhoIs that girl buried In her book? Don't be ridiculous. says Kathy RIchn Jim Jacobs, Lori Steger. and Judy Le- ardsonI guilion admire the work of the art stu. Look at those girls' Iegs, exclaims Jim Reigler to Rich Pene dents. nington. Patty BarnhiIl chuckles Patty Books and Bob Ru- with a neighbor. zinsky begin their advertise- ment campaign. Thursday, February 25: I sure hope the seniors studied for the govern- ment test today. Friday, February 26: Tomorrow is Solo and Ensemble Contest for selected choir and band members. Let's keep our fingers crossed for them. 112lActivitIes I I i I l . I .Linglstart; thelrfirst L Tigerls Tongue editor poses with Governor Rhodes and Al Schottelkolte following a news conference in Columbus. il l :l Jeff Herring tunes his sax in prepara- Tina Murphy takes a break from her Lisa Hazlett runs neck and neck with tion for sectionals. studies. her opponent. A l h fl l my Carovullano toots on er ute Monday, March 8: Tonight was the Winter Sports' Awards ban- quet. Good job to those who participated and helped make this season great! Saturday, March 13: The Band and Choir went to contest and each came home with a rating of 2. Looks like all that hard work and effort paid off! Tuesday, March 23: Its time to recite in GP. English; go ahead and volunteer today! i Activitiesxna MayLiborrow yourhega'tives?i - , Monica Hahn'teils Brian Faui 1:0, VMiCheI'e DeHart asks Tammy Sii . iiHave you decided on your class schedule for maid H L smiiei prettw for the camera. mon. L year? Linda Randaii asks Lori Bascham. L ' ' Spring is really here. chirps Leanne 'Was that assignment due TODAY? asks Be nice to me; i gave blood today, Wakefield. Elisa Morgan. pleads Missy Haws. Dear Diary: Wednesday, March 24: , The baseball team is all set for a great season and are expected to go far. Go for it! Friday, March 26: Today is the end of 3rd quarter. What a shame! Monday, March 29: The new craze for spring looks like head bands and prairie skirts. Tuesday, March 30: Everyone is getting spring fever - espe- cially seniors! Wednesday. March 31: The blood mobile was at school today and many seniors contributed. Ask Lynn Marg- grander for details. Andy Hawk enjoys his lunch. Chris Floyd stretches to make the play at home. 114lActivities V 3!de everyone get Iots 0f candy frf m the -' , ;Easter Bunny? Our- spring break wasn 'tV exm Itactly as we pIannedIdue ,totkrecord-breakmg I Tuesday. April 13: , II . If s aIreacIy time to schedule next year s . I 5 , classes' 4' ' I , , ., Wednesday, April 14: I. I Tim Bauer winds up IoI a fast The yearbook photographer, Lee Ran- The LHHS sfudents rma the Iatest I haII, 3' g , , , , dolph, came taday to take some team pho- neWs 0n the bulletin board j tos and candIds , :- ' , . I ,, '4 V Thursday, ApriI 15 I : I L, I I; 4 Today was 8th grade orientation We got 9 A to check ,outkkaII of next yearjs freshmen! $ DNEEBL INI WI Dan Siekman concentrates on his Ann Marie Sievers rehearses a tune with the band. What could it be?? graphics project. Will they really shave your head at West Lisa Hayes checks her calendar. The choir practices every afternoon. Point? Mark Redmond asks Dave Volkman. ActivitiesI 1 15 '9 KrystaI LindIoIIyand' R95 Penmngton 59y. 1: 'veI'eInld; High School! Dear Diary: n , m1 I L V ,ny I C II d M' h II L h tthe h g; uIe arOVI am an K: e e 0c ne'r awaI W8 ad a SCIence assembly on energy today and the CO e of tudent un iI electi ns 9 results for next year s foetbaII cheerleadmg squads were announced They are: KeIIy Hockman Brenda : SChreiber, Lynnette Adkins JuIie Jo'daHI Betsy Bro- : gan Terri BanisIer Denise Ward 9nd Mensa KIrby , I Saturday. ApriI 17: ' ,9 ., Today was dry-run day for all the students that w9rk , at Kings IsIand - I 6 Monday, April 19: It' 5 almost prom time so the Junior lass es starting to . ' , get it 3 together Spring IS when you carry home the coats you were to 1 I , I ' school In the mornIng Tuesday, AprII 20: The speech cIasses went out for lunch today to give their after-dinner speeches. Wednesday, April 21: DriII team tryouts are soon so they have been prac- ticing all week at clinics. Thursday, ApriI 22: Our varsity basketball team beat Sycamore today. Lydia Sporing and Trish Stamper Burris share each other's company as they work on their homework. Lori McKinney. future veterinar- Christina Jones demonstrates her artistic ian. cares for her furry friend. Jim Herbert tunes In some rock'n roII abilities In her vocational Interests. the ferret. while doing his homework. 116Mctivities 1 H Luau- :EUH-u 0.4. A decorated locker on Love your Iocker partner day. Paula Seward assists her friend in piaying a game. Sheliy Paimer watches as Pam Smith types up a manuscript. , - Moli ,AhderSOn KSIIy McMahan.; I Dawn DeHer Juiie Jordahl Ruth, 3 BEtsy Brogan Mark RUSS andg, ,, Medert and telly Hockman wili at- 9 4 MikS Da'Ieiden wIII attenH ' tend Girls State. 2 tion Yo'uth A Dear Diary:- r, Friday, April 23 A A V j Everyone at Vocationai SShooI tias been Working hard all year V 71' V, i and one of the projeCts thSy ve been working on now is the Vocationai EduCational Fair being held at Eastga'te IVIaII Monday, April 26: ' I , The Vocationai Fair was a success but it couIcI be due to the fact that We have a Iot of prize winning pupiIS! Debbie Fitch has received 4th piece on the District Competition Business Owner? ship test, Linda Young hasreceived 2nd place on the District Competition Marketing Test, Mike Dye received :3rd place In the VICA! Competition Graphics Contest, and Mike Schneider re- ceived 3rd place in the VICA Competition Law Contest. , Tuesday, April 27: Last night was the Spring Vocal Music Festival heId in our auditorium. It included not only the high schOoI choir but the middle and elementary schoois too. Wednesday, AprII 28: Pictures were taken of Girls' and Boys' State and Operation Youth today for the Loveland Herald. Our representatives are: GirIs' State: Dawn DeHart, Ruth Medert, KeIIy Hockman, Julie JordahI. Boysi State: BiII Gordon. Kevin Mastrorocco, Chris Floyd. Operation Youth: Kelly McMahan, Betsy Brogan, Mike Da- liedon, Mark Ruse. Thursday, April 29: The candidates for Prom King and Queen were chosen today and the nominees are: Boys: Chuck Mertes, Jeff Bruiport, John Bodley, Wayne York, John Hazlett, Andy Hawk. Girls: Leanne CaroviIIano, Amy Anderson, Brenda Green, Susie Hubbard, Mary Grainger, Laura Bigham. Friday, ApriI 30: Today is uLove: Your Locker Partner Day. Do something spe- cial for your special person! ActivitiesX l 17 k Brenda Green, Mira Bates, Melody Hoctor, and Leanne Carovillano watch as new members are introduced. Mary Grainger lights the candle of scholarship. 118lActivities Leanne Carovillano tells what the pur- 'r poses of NHS are. Gene Dumas reads about the new members. President of LHS. Leanne Carovil- lano. congratulates Kelly Hockman. Dear Diary; At Awards Night many of the students were honored for their scholastic achievements. Some of the students honored were David Volkman, Lynn Marggrander. Missy Haws, Jackie Sewelt, and Gregg Evans. Students who worked on the school paper, the yearbook. and with the Drama Club were recognized. Many citizens from the community were on hand to present awards to deserving stu- dents. Tapping for the National Honor Society took place in the middle of the month. Thirty new members were chosen to join the group. They are: Molly Anderson, Gail Bartram, Lori Baugher, Monica Bentley, Betsy Brogan, Lisa Cannon. Mike Dalieden, Dawn DeHart, Kim Dunn, Chris Floyd, Pat Gallaher, Missy Haws, Kelly Hockman, Karen Holden, Lisa lgo. Jeanette Jackson, Mike Jagoe ditz, Connie Johnson, Gina Massey, Kevin Mastorocco, Ruth Me- dert, Lisa Morr, Shelly Palmer, Karen Richardson, Mark Ruse. Connie Schucart, Jackie Sewell, James Sweirc, Janet Woodruff, and Leslie Zimmerman. The Drama Clubts Spring Musicat, 'tYou're A Good Man, Charlie Brown, was a great success. The actors were: Lucy -- Carla Conti; Charlie Brown - Ken Riddiough; Linus - John Mason; Snoopy - Steve McGowan; Schroeder -- Kip Funke; Pepper- mint Patty - Sue Banta. The cooking classes have been winding up the year by making chocolate chip cookies and other goodies. The delicious odors in the haltways make all of us hungry. 'hWrong note, Leslie? Debbie Gee asks I: Leslie Zimmerman, , ' 4:: Happiness is a warm. fuzzy blan- Shroeder mp Funm reacts to Snoopy meve McGowam during an es- ket thinks Linus Uohn Masonl Lucy's maria Canto proposal of capade with the Red Baron sings marriage. Lucy maria Como tires to make a point to Charlie Brown Men Riddiougm. Patty tSue Santa shows her en- Mrs. Grossheim is caught off thusiasm during the ball game. guard. Jim Baumann ptays hIS horn during the production of HYowre a Good Man. Charlie Brown. Mr. Kaemmerer conducts the stage band dur- ing the perfor- m a n c e o f uYouWe a Good Man, Charlie Brown. Activitiesf 1 19 Andy Hawk dances with his escort An- gie Richardson I 120IActivities Carolyn Grovh arid hiarrkaaktke, Mike, ar- - Dear Diary; Wednesday, May 5: No seniors the Prom really Isn t being held In the gym! It will be held at King' 8 Island Inn and the candidates for king and queen are Laura Bigham Brenda Green Leanne Caroviilano Mary Grainger Susie Hub- bard, Amy Anderson, Chuck Mertes, Wayne York, John Bodley, Jeff Brulport and John Hazlett. Thursday, May 6: Class elections were today. and can you beiieve that about thirty freshmen ran for Student Council? Friday, May 7: Tonight was Prom and everything was super Mary Grainger was crowned queen and John Bodley was elected king. Mr Kaemmerer' 5 band provided the music everyone danced to Mr. Kaemmerer even sang hOh. no ! Scott Bobo and his date take a break from dancing. You shouldn't have? says Todd. rive at Kings Isiand ln'n prepared for a , , Laura B'Igham shares a dance wIth her escort fun-filled evenmg. , : Tim Bauer. - - - nDid you see Miss Debra on the dance floor? Diane Pennington asks Amy UhL Mr. and Mrs. James share the excite. ment of Debbie's senior prom. Mr. Kaemmerer Beads his Brenda Green is escorted by Bin band with a solo on the sax Gordon. King and Queen and court. Brenda Schreiber says, Wonk, Sally, Sue Banta snuggles up with Lee Clark for a they're taking our picture! snapshot. ; Activitiesf 1 21 Junior Attendants. Row 1: Molly Anderson, , Karen Holden, Kendra Niemi; Monica 1 Bentley. Angie Richardson;andJulieJore , L dam. Row 2: Bruca Dusebout, Kevin Mas- trorocco. Jeff Ashmore. Tom MerCer, Kick Hatton, and Bill Gordon. ' Lisa Bradford; salutatorian, and Gene Dumas. valedio - torian, posekfor a picturewbefore the graduation cere- mony. Leah 33195 and Jeff Back prepare to lead the procession. - sac Mr. DeWiti addresses the Class of 1982 and their families and friends. Jeff Hensley shakes hands with a member of the Board of Education as he receives his diploma. Anticipation increases. Julie Jordahl smiles as the procession Tom Pommerjng receives congratuia- passes. tions. IZZIGraduation Seniors smile as the big moment draws nearer. Dear Diary; , Wednesday, June 3. Well, the school year has come to an end. Semetimes I thought today would never get here, but here it is and it hardly seems that long ago that we started the year. Graduation Day! It's a beautiful day with no threat of rain so the ceremony wm definitely be outside. The speaker is going to be Judge Raymond Shan- non. It's going to be hard to say goodbye to so many friends. Love. Julie Paul Washburn receives his diploma. Junior hostesses give programs to parents and friends. The Class of 1982 has been graduated. Graduation1123 IZMAdvertisements HSEMFNMTWS .3: 1?? Advertisementw 125 Inc C abels Parkuiew JTlaTKeJt montgomerg at fields Erlel 68542.6 Jam; .1 Fine Dining In A Historic Setting 1 Rehearsal Dinners :6 Weddings Love land Ohio KIWANIS CLUB OF LOVELAND DRIVE THRU s. 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His President Reagarfs controversial and former movie star and governor of conservative viewpoints marked a aggressive Secretary of State, California, was sworn in as President of T change from the previous Carter ' Alexander Haig. was chastened for lack the United States, becoming the oldest administration, I 0f team play early in the Reagan CALIFORNIA eoLne- 0th Mokyears after leading the NFL in toSses; the San , L 1 Francisco 49 ers led the Eeague In , : victories and won the Super Bowi by defeating Cincinnati ASSASSINA'nON NITEMPT - President Reagan survived an attempt on his life when he was shot outside a hote! as he waved to the crowd. 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