Loveland High School - Lohian Yearbook (Loveland, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1985 volume:

. e- W... - . Mgmuxw. $107an , Nicholson. OLYMPIC CHAMPIONS - NO PEACE FogEIRUT - Twenty-three were killed when a car bomb hit the US. Embassy in Beirut, The . tragedy was followed by questions about security 352; 3 TOP MOVIES - Robert Duvall won best actor for his role in Tender Mercies. Terms .of Endearment won three Oscars: best. picture. best actress Shirley ' MacLaine, and best . supporting actor Jack 56 07 The U.S. won more Olympic ? medals than any other i country'in the Summer Olympics at Los Angeles. Two superstars were Carl Lewis. who won four gold medals in track events, and , Mary Lou Retton; the first American woman to win an individual gymnaStics Olympic medal. 36' ' M' PURPLE PRINCE v- One of the hottest new musicai artists of '1 984, Prince rocketed to the top with his - . nationwide tour and his first e .movie. Purple Rain. 99w . WHERE'S THE BEEF? ,- Clara Peller. age 80. immortalized the phrase ttWh'ere's the beef? with her TV commercials for Wendyis. W '12.. SWEET NEWS-Dr. Danie! Azarnoff proudlytdispiayed a : motecular model of the i artificial sweetener i NutraSweet. New to the market, it quickly replaced saccharine in many low- catorie foods. URRENTEVEVTS .1 fr '9? rv i125: LOHIAN LOVELAND HURST HIGH SCHOOL Introduction Facuny Classes Clubs Sports Activities Advertisements Built in 1888 on the East Loveland hill, this school pictured above replaced an earlier building which had been completely destroyed by fire. Loveland School Building was in use as a school and as a community gathering place until it was torn down in 1964 Can you imagine sitting on a split log bench in front of the warm fireplace of an old white pitiared house? Or learning American History in a log cabin? The students of Loveland's earliest schools learned their reading, writing, and arithmetic in places like these. The first classes were held in peoples' homes, but later special schools were built. The first graduating class, in 1881, had only one member, Evelyn Hawley. One hundred and four years later Loveland High School says goodbye to another Senior class, and they in turn greet history in the making. Each of us has the ability to shape our own life, and therefore to shape our history. The conditions that affect the way we live change with the times, and it is our ability to change with them that determines our success or failure. Each one of us is different; some excell in sports, some in academics, and some in the arts, but we all share at least one thing: the ability to learn. 9.: m .. mg a .4 on The landmark water tower on West Loveland ht was dismantled in 1977. This buniding on West Lovetand htii housed the livst high school in Loveland. Built in 1890 this building served as the city buulding and tire house until it burned down in 1972, Mr Ogg tprincipalt, Mr. Hurst tsupenntendenlt and Mr. Koehl tasetstant principalt surveyed the progress on the addition la the high school, Aerial vtew oi the high school on Lebanon Road, The Hood of 1913 came to the steps at the band stand and the Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co. buiidtngi A B. Brook's Boysl Brigade and Drill Team posed tor a picture on July 4. 1696 The bridge over the Liltle Miami Ftiver was replaced in the late 1970's. We learn from experience, not just our own personal experiences, but also the experiences of those before ust The mistakes of our ancestors caution us, and their successes inspire us. One day, we will be the ones that caution and inspire future generations. We will be the heroes, the figures in history that others learn from. As for now we can only live, and learn, and do our best. We determine our own futures through our actions, and must consider their consequences in our own lives and the lives of others. As the graduating class moves on, the members will look back at their own personal memories and ahead to the rest of their lives. They now begin a new phase of a great adventure. They. and the classes after them, will determine the future, and the history of their world. Amy Burton 1 L '. :I-eas. ,1 . gACULTY AND STAFF ADMINISTRATION Dr. Charles Waple Mr. Ronald newm Mr. Charles Schmidt ; Superintendent Principal Assistant Principal 1. Loveland City Schools Loveland High School Loveland High School F F $ BOARD OF EDUCATION 1. 'mm muu- Seated: Mr. Vinson, Mr. Ramsey, Mr. Sfrecker, Mrs. Elliot. Clerk. Standing: Mr. Begue, Mr. Kay. Dr. Waple, Mr. McKinnis, Business Manager. SIAdministration 1.985 1984 ii,- Mrs. Corinne Smith . Mr. Michael Ferone Mr. Fredrick Vonderschmidt B.S.. Bowling Green Staie University; Law 8.8., M. Ed.. University of Cincinnati; Eco- B.A.. Athenaeum of Ohio. Xavier University; guage Arts Lab; Class Sponsor KN- nomics, Practicaf Business Math, Basic AJge- M.Ed., Thomas More College; German I a; II; bra; Class Sponsor an, Varsity Boys' Basket- Class Sponsor an. German Club Adviser. ball Coach, Varsity Volleyball Coach. I Mr. Gene Raby Mr. Kenneth Zinnecker Mr. Allen Olson 85., Ball State University; Physical Educa- 38., University of Cincinnati; English 9, Fan- 8.8,. Iowa State University: MA. Xavier Uni- tion. Health; Class Sponsor Um. Aihletic Di- tasy 8 Science Fiction; Class Sponsor UH, vetsity; Computer Science, Basic Algebra; I rector. Boys' Track. Varsity Boys Soccer Coach. Co-Chairperson Um. Computer Club Advi- sor. Mrs. Linda Myers Mrs. Bonnie Ballman 1 88,, Indiana Siate Univeristy. Ball Siate University; BS, MA, Miami University; Creative Foods, Horne Speech. Composition. American Literature; Class Economics I 8 ll. Creative Clothing; Ctass Sponsor Sponsor MEL Drama Club Adviser. Hm. FHA Advisor. In. Inn:- 1'! Mr. Patrick Hines Mr. Lawrence Murray Mr. Joseph Rulkowski 387, Wilmington College: M. Ed.. Univerity of BS, 3A., M. Ed.. University of Cincinnati: BS, Kent State University; M. Ed., Miami Cincinnati; SDeCial Education M Subjects; Spanish I 8 II; Class Sponsor H 1L Spanish University; Guidance Counselor; Counselor Club Adviser. Representative to Vocational Schools, 8 l Faculty ! uD Mrs. Blanca Aldtedge 8.8.. M. Edl, Wright State University; Learn- ing Disabiiities. J! 'Clx Mrs. Janis Christianson B.A., Alverno College; Algebra I; Co-Chair- person 02; Mr. Robert Kaemmerer 33., Ohio State University; M. Ed., University of Cincinnati; Basic Harmony. Music Appre- ciation, Band; Class Sponsor tQL Stage Band. Mr. Jeffrey Still 8.5., Miami University; Home Mechanics, In dustrial Arts Survey, Woods, Photography; Class Sponsor HO; Mrs. Carol Colclasure 38.. Miami University: M, Ed.. Xavier Univerv sity: Guidance Counselor; Class Sponsor ED, National Honor Society Adviser. Tennis Coach, '5 Mr. David Harris B.A., Blufflon College: M EdV, Xavier Univer- sity; Psychology, MatterlEnergylMachineS. EarthlLife Science, Chemistry; Co Chairper- son UH, Ski Ciub Adviser. FacunyIQ Mr. Dave Evans B.S., University of Cincinnati; Health. Intra- mural Director; CIass Sponsor IQI, Varsity Baseball Coach, Coach. Golf. IOIFacuhy 1976 Mr. Amos Friedmann 1975 Mrs. Virginia Reynolds - 8A., 38. University of Cincinnati; M. Ed, BA.. University of Kentucky, M.A.. University Wright StaIe University; French I ii II; Class of Cincinnati; Introduction to Art. Ceramics l BoysV JV. Basketball Sponsor IQI. Fencing Club Advisor. French 8: II, CrafIs I 8: II. Drawing 8: Painting I I; II. f Club Advisor. Mr. Thomas Hausterman BSH Miami University; M. EdI, Xavier Uni- versity; Guidance Counselor; COICahirper- son I12I, Teen Counselor Committee Mem- ber, Girls' J.V, Basketball Coach. Basic DIawing; Class Sponsor IQI, Art CIub Advisor. Mr. Charles LaFata BIS. UniveIsity of Cincinnati. Xavier Univer- sity; Human Geography, Physical Geogra- phy. American History: Attendance Office. Freshmen FootbaII Coach. tr k .5 54;: a -.' 1,, Mrs. Carol Walsh Mrs. Barbara Davis Mrs. Marjorie Henderson 3.3.. University of Cincinnati; English 9. 8.8.. M.A.. Miami University; Home Econom- B.S, Denison University; Vocal Music, Choir; Speech, Drama; Class Sponsor t1 U. DIiII ics I 8I II; Class Sponsor Hm, FHA Adviser. Class Sponsor WL Show Choir Adviser. Team Adviser. Mr. John Conley Mr. Jeffrey Berkoff B.S.. Motehead State University; Geometry: B.S.. University of Cincinnati; M. Ed, Xavier Class Sponsort121 University; AncienUMedieval History, Mod em History, American History; Class Sponsor UH. Softball Coach. l Faculty! 1 1 -F Mr. Dennis Johnson 8.8.. University of Cincinnati; M, Ed,, Xavier University: Math IJ, Basic Algebra, Health; Class Sponsor UU, Varsity Football Coach. Varsity Girls' Basketball Coach. Mrs. Kathleen Grossheim B.A., Edgecliff College: English 10. 121Facuuy Mr. Mark Sherman 8.8.. Xavier University; M. Ed.. University of Cincinnati: Physiology, Zoologleolany, Mi- crobiology. Geblogy; Class Sponsor HZJ. ht Mr. Jerry Conn 8.8., Morehead State University; M. Eda Wright State University; Photography, Indus- triai Arts Survey. Graphics 8 Offset. Mrs. Jean Lemon B.S., Miami University; Geology, Oceans 03 Air 81 Water: Class Sponsor UH. ' :1? Mr. John Raine: Mr. Robert Wagner Mr. Roger Muething B.A,. Morehead State University; English 9, 8.8.. University of Cfncinnati; M. Ed., Xavier 38.. Eastern Kentucky University; M, Ed.. American History: Class Sponsor U23. University: Chemisty, Advanced Chemistry, Xavier University; Algebra II. Practical Math; Physics; Class Sponsor m, Science Club Class Sponsor UH. Advisor. J g wig Mrs. Avis Woodward Mr. David Hirsch Mrs. Linda Slusher 8.8.. Iowa State University: Family Living, 38.. University of Cincinnati; M. Ed.. Wright B.A., Wiimington College; M Edu Xavier Uni- Singles Living. Child Development, Home State University: General Business, DoIFars 6L versny; LibrarylMedia Specialist; Class Economics I: 03355 Sponsor Hm, FHA Advi- Sense. Typing II, Personal Typing; Class Sponsor U2; sor. Sponsor Hm. ' Faculty! 13 1968 1967 Mrs. Winifred Cairns Mr. Donald Lynn B.A., Miami University; On sabbatical B.S., Ohio University; M. Ed., Xaviet Univer- 1984-85. sity: Ecology. Microbiology, Zoologleo- tany: Class Sponsor HOE. The Loveland . jg '3 ' ' Z ' ' 1 1968 had qune a dIfferent appeara 05 .t55n today There was no 'Ci'rcl5' vewa'y in front and. 'th5' awmng 5ver- the '5ntr'an55' was yet f5 55' built There was no audEEOEEUm so the drama. ; . iLib 5553 its productEons :on a stage in Ehe: gym; Th' .EnglEsh wing was buiEt m 19674968 The faculty was- --: enl5rged by Ehe addItIon 'of'- Ehose- matured here ' ' Mrs. Lois Clausen Miss Wanda DeBra Mr. James Poe B.S., Ball State University; Accounting I 8. II. 8.8., University of Cincinnati: American His- B53. Morehead State University; M, Ed., General Business; Class Sponsor UH. Stu- Eory. Middle EastlAlrica, Asia Old EE New. Wright State University; Industrial ANS SUF- dent Activities Director. Sociology; Co-Chairperson UH. vey. Furniture Design, Technical Drawing, Technical Illustraion, Metals: Co Chairperson HOE. 14lFaculty 1966 A ,. Mr. Ronald Bivens Mrs. Beverly Mihalik Mr. Daniel O,Rear B,S., Morehead State University: MA, Xavi- B.S., Wilmington College; Physical Education BS, Indiana State University; M. Ed.. Indi- er University; Math I. C.P. Math, Algebra II, 9; Class Sponsor um; Girls' J.V. Voileyball ana University: English, Orientation. Work Trigonometry, Calculus; Class Sponsor HOL Coach. Study. National Honm Society Adviser. Mrs. Phyllis Bishop Mr. Carmen Davidson 5.8,, Cumberiand CoHege; MV Ed. Ed, 3. B.S.. Cumberland College; M. Ed, Xavier Murray State; Serving as compeiency based University: World Cultures, Health. American education program coordinator 1984-85. History; Class Sponsor 12L Freshmen Boys Basketball Coach. Facunyl15 -+I WQWWS Iasz 161Faculty Miss Rosalia Reynolds 8.8.. Cumberland College; MK Ed., Xavier Uni- versity; Personal Typing. Typing l, Shonhand I, Business English. Mrs. Avery Foster B.A., Miami University; M.A.. Vanderbilt Uni- versity: C.P. English. Publications. Newswrit- ing: Class Sponsor UOL Tiger's Tongue Adw sor, Lohian Advisor Mr. Richard Dickmann 8.8.. Hanover College; M. Ed., Miami Universih American Government; Junior Council on War! Affairs Advisor. Mr. Nicholas Picciano B.M.. Athenaeum of Ohio; M. Ed, Xavier Univel sity; English 10, American Literature. Composi lionv Mrs. Shirley Mitchell Mrs. Sharon Walton Min. Kathy Helmintoller I Main Office. Secretary Main Office, Secretary Attendance Office, Secretary Mrs. Ann Jonson Mrs. Shirley Matre Mrs. Rosemary Girty Library. Secretary Guidance Office, Secretarv School Nurse w. , V, , . , - w Custodians Mr. Shaver, Mrs. Fufle. and ML Blakely Cooks Mrs. Cox, Mrs. Shurts. Mrs. Dilday. Mrs. Cook, Mrs. Hunley. Mrs. Jackson Staff! 1 7 alFa sxsemw +xmnw$y1 4a;$44$ f . Q l If your parents went to Loveland Schoms.Hmyrnayrmnemberathne when there was only one Senior Eng- lish class and seven periods to a day instead of six! They may remember their Senior Trip tto Washington DC. maybeLgehMgthmrcmssnngsthdr Junior year, and gym classes that separated boys and girls! Their prom was probably held in the gym, and they never went out to a fancy dinner before a dance. They may have had the honor of receiving a gold, silver, or bronze Scholarship pin, as there was no National Honor Society. Ask them what they left in their last will and testament. or what the Class Prophecy had in store for them. You may be surprised at how much like you they were in high school in spite of the differences in the classes and schoolachMes. CLASSES CLASS OF 1988 Tammy Adleta Seth Alder Amy Arnold Tina Baker Kim Baston Ron Baxter Lucie Becus James Benson Melanie Bentley FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Standing: Scot Filgis. Vice-President; Kathleen Kutschenreuter. Treasurer; Tim Simons, President. Kneeling: Ruth Herzog. Secretary. James Bishop Missy Bishop Melissa Btatt Amy Blessing Lance Bolin Scoit Boys Rita Brackett Glenn Brayton Tim Brock Lyn Brogan Christie Brotherton Tim Brown Christy Browning Tammy Buchenau Richard Bullock Deana Callahan Kelly Carr Brian Carter Chris Caylor Lori Chisman ZOlFreshmen MIF Cheryl Clark Matt Coady Wilhelmina Cole Laura Cooper Craig Cottrell Catrina Couch Heather Curiiss Jeff Curtis Michael Dean Sabin Dial Jennifer Doane Alenda Donahue Holly Dunbar Holly Dunn Steve Ellis Fred Elrod Shawna Engel Fred Ervin Kellie Esslinger Tina Estes Scott Everett Freida Faulkner Scot FHgis Michelle Fisher Matt Fitzpatrick Holly Fleckinger Tonya Giver Jennifer Golter Kristin Goodfellow Bill Green Freshmen! 21 Bill Greenwood Nathan Hackler Aaron Hahn Chris Hall Jennifer Hallett She1lie Hammond Ricky Hardesty Bill Harmon Danny Harris Jerry Harris Teresa Hassert Emma Hawkins Lena Hawks Jacqueline Heal Mike Hensley Ed Herbert Lisa Herndon Ruth Herzog Maftha Hector Lynn Holman Patty Hughes Jason Inzer Christine Jacobs Michelle Janzen Jeff Jordahl Jay Jungel Jill Kaltenhauser Jennifer Kamon Kim Kanya Chris Kelly Terry Klemt Brandee Krabill Andy Kessler Kathleen Kutschenreuter Kim Lake Jodie Lambert Joe Lay Thomas Lee Candy Lewis James Malott Michelle Malott Kim Marshall FRESHMEN ADJUST QUICKLY TO LIFE AT LHHS Brian Martin David Martin Karen Martin Scott May Jeff McCann Mark McCann Paula McCullough Harry McIntyre Mary McDonough Thomas McReynolds Jill Mitchell Mark Mitchell Jon Morgan Kathy Moy Mary Murphy Rob Nelson Doris New April Nunn Lisa O SuIIivan Jutie Odom Samantha Oskamp Barbara Owens Miracle Owens Greg Packett Shellie Patterson Greg Palfrey Kim Phelan Rachel Philpot Hoily Dunn,s bewildered expression says it aII A Freshmenl23 Kristy Goodfellow. Jenny Reid, Brydgett Stwarka,'and Kim Phelan enjoy lunch. 24! Freshmen Andy Riddiough Rod Roark John Rogers Sherri Rogers Joe Ramano Don Roosa Dawn Russell Tony Sanler Sam Saylor Carol Schmieg John Sergent Matt Seto Tim Simons Dwane Stacy David Steeie Kevin Stevens David Stiles Kristin Strecket Perry Street David Stroeh Kristen Stroeh John Stullenberger Brydgett Stwarka Lisa Tedrick FRESHMEN TAKE THIRD u John Pittman Terrie Puckett Dennis Pugh Diane Purcell Shauna Redd Deborah Reddish Jennifer Reid Bart Richardson w IN FLOAT COMPETITION Chris Terrell Faith Terry Donnie Thornton Ronnie Thornton Sean Timon Julia Trimble Kim Trissel Michele Tumbleson Laura Wade Stacey Watkins Pam Weider Tracie Wells Laura Wernke Jeanne Whitaker Missy Whitaker Brian Wilcox David Wilmes Danny Wilson Kelly Wilson Tim Wilson Wayne Wilson John Witsken Kendra Wolfram Tracey Wyatt Jennifer Wykie Lynn Yagodich Holly Yarnell Tami Yellon Ty YeIton . Zehra Zaidi ! FRESHMEN NOT PICTURED Jeff Beicher Heather Manning Tina Berger John Miracle Soina Combs Rhonda Popp Nate Faith Natalie Rath t Erin Fitzpatrick Mike Smyth Ken Frasure Matt Spangler Kim Fuson Theresa Turner Rh Shawn Hasty Randy Waters Bryan La Prad Randy Webster Freshmenl25 CLASS OF 1987 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Rob Hampton, Vice-President; Jody Burton, Treasurer; Rosemary French. Secretary; Scott Myers, President. Paula Adkins Pam Alkire Teresa Ayers Chris Barnett Bob Beaty Philip Beimesche Rochelle Berry Brent Bergler Karry Beschmann OIis Bird John Bissman Kelly Bivens Leta Boyd Craig Blady Aaron Brandon Bill Brown Kevin Brown Joey Bruce Tad Brulport Roger Burleson Jeff Burris Karen Burroughs Jody Burton John Calder Tony Carovillano Greg Carrelli Shannon Chitwood Siacy Clark Shayne Clifton Jim Collins Wade Cooksey Steve Cossentino Bob Cox Don DavidSOn James Dick Kevin Doan Sheila Doan Tony Doan Michelle Donley Tom Dotson Jim Douglas Robert Dulheimer Heather Dunbar Randy Duncan Mike Dunlap Jeff Dunn Can Eaiy Stefanie Ebbers Lee Eckert Tony Eduardo Lynnda Eichelbarger Brenda Eisnaugle Stephanie Estep Joe Fath Tim Fisher Rosemary French Dane Frick Rob Gannaway Wendy Gay Cris Gibson Greg Carrelli prepares to clash the cymbals during fall band praciice. SophomoresmT Danell Giiliam Rob Goedde Brad Gould Karen Gowetski Brian Grafton Jason Gresko May I have your attention for the morning an- nouncementsT' asks Mike Dunlap as Scott Myers looks on. Lori Hadley Rob Hampton Deanna Hardesty Chris Hedrick Jerry Heider Adam Henry Ch6ri Higgins Shannon Hill Ken Hines Kurt Hizar Rob Holt Lynn Homburg Thomas Hughes Shaun Hum John Hutzel Kim Igo Michael Innis Deanne Ireland Scott Janssens Chris Kamon Rusty Kays David Kitelinger David Klein Lisa Kodish Kurt Hizar relaxes in the Hbrary with a magazine 28lSophomores DRIVERS' LICENSES AND CLASS RINGS Surprise! Kristen Parr looks up in time to have her piciure taken. Sandy Kuhling Lisa Lack John Lambert Joe Lammert Julie Logeman Tony Lohr Linda Lothrop Chris Lundy Melissa Lyons Kim Mack Anne Mallott Kelly Mallott Dan Martin Mike Martin Keith Mastrorocco James Maynard Natalie Maynes Heath McCarthy Jeff McKinney Greg MiIIer Wayne Miller Diana Mitchell John Moore Jeff Morgan Diane Morr Dan Morris Toby Moses Julie Moss Matt Mouser Julie Mullaney Sophomoresl29 SOPHOMORES CO-SPONSOR THE ANNUAL Scott Myers Mark Napier Kevin O'Sullivan Angela Ossege Tammy Pape Kristen Parr Mark Paytes Stephanie Paytes Tanya Peek Michelle Perry Rob Peters Amy Penn Paul Platz Rob Polly Mark Powell Heather Quinn Angela Raby David Race Bob Cox discovers his amazing ability to tly. Julie Rape Holly Reiienberger Molly Riehle Melissa Roadcup Tammy Robinson John Hogefs Pat Rogers Sandra Sanler Rebecca Schwartz Biett Slater Tina Snider Carol Sough GOISophomores SWEETHEARTg DANCE WITH THE SENIORS Kathy Southerland Scott Sleger Dawn Stout Karen Streng John Stroeh Ed Sturgill Cathy Swearingen Sandi Szczepek Rebecca Thacker Michael Theiss Jason Thielen Jessi Trimble Sam Troutman Angela Tyrell Tyrrell Nicole Ulbrich Torn Vollmer Jeff Wapte Randy Watkins Sandra Webster Kelly Weider Lisa Wetterich David White Ralph White Tina Willis Susan Wissel Kenneth Wombles Shane Woodruff Heaiher Young Steve Zimmer David Zimmerman SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED Sandi Amyx John Baker Jeff Burroughs Glen Fein Michelle Hamon Vivian Hartle Malinda Hays Yvonne Hill Shawn Johnson Sheryl Langford Houston Lay Lisa Martin Denise Miracle Mike Novachich Howard Roettgers Carla Williams James Williams Jody Willis Sophomoresl31 32lJuniors CLASS OF 1986 Dale Allen Mel Allen Beverly Ball Tod Baxter Pat Becus Kim Bentori Patty Bird Deborah Bogan Kelly Bolin Dan Bowman Roben Brewer Tim Bridges Jamie Brothenon Andrea Bryant Beth Burdett Lisa Burnett Jerry Burns Jeff Burroughs Bryan Byerman Billy Carter Todd Caylor Connie Charlton Melissa Childers Nick Christie Jodee Chrisiman Lynne Clark Leslie Conover Rob Corwin Mathew Crego James Davidson JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Kneeling: Cheryl Kirby, Vice-President; Andy Deck, Treasurer; Caren Wiegand, Secretary. Standing: Lynn Clark, President. Andy Deck Chris Deck Holly Dickman Melissa Driver Monty Eastman John Ecken Rusty EHis Teresa Estes Sean Fathman Brad Faul Timmiera Filgis Kelly Gambill Soula Georgolakis Linda Gilker Janette Gosch Mark Greatorex Donny Green Gary Grubert Robby Hasty Cassandra Hays Bill Hensley John Hensley Amy Hering Gina Hickman Lee Higgins SheHy Hopkins Kellie Horton Steve Horton Scon HunHey Margie Hutzel Julie Jackson Margarei Jackson Melissa Jackson Lestie Jagodilz Lia Jennings Lisa Jewel JuniorsX33 Donna Johnson Julia Kaiser Robert Kanya Brian Keller Amy Kelly Cheryl Kirby Susan Klein Curt Kutschenreuler BHI Lake Susan Richardson and Ken- ny Wilson help Danny Mul- Dale Lawrence Iins work on Mrs; Slusher's Jaime Lee Christmas Word-Search. 1 Terry Likens Tammy Linder David Long Joanne Lundy Deanna Martin Keven Martin Charisse Mastrorocco Maureen May Ricky McCann Tammy McCann JUNIORS TOOK SECOND PLACE 34lJuniors Toni McDaniel Tim McEwan Linda McGuffey Lance McMullen Bill Medert Matt Mersch Chad Mertes Wendy Metzelaar Margie Milam ; Kevin Minton Iy Allen Mitchell Susan Mitchell The LOHIAN'S lnspecior 12. Jerry Burns. Lisa Morgan Dan Mullins Kelly Murphy Sandra Murphy Jill Mysonhimer Tim Nead Tammy Neal Brian Neale Valerie Neely IN THE FLOAT COMPETITION Juniors! 35 THE JUNIORS LOOK FORWARD Becky Oskamp Sean Paytes Mike Pennington Albert Penter Sue Perry Rob Perry Janice Purcell Todd Rajala Neal Redmond Cassandra Hays smiles prettily for lhe cam- era. Thomas Reisinger Susan Richardson Liz Riehle Rick Robinson Danielle Ryan SheIly Schoenhoit 5 Julie Jackson. Sandy Murphy. and Tammy Smiih discuss Tom Segelke their weekend with John Turtles sister. Tim Setty Melissa Shank 36IJuniors TO A FUN-FILLED SENIOR YEAR 3x ..qvkun. ,1 Lance Shumaker Tammie Smith Lynda Snedicor Laura Stephenson Lisa Sullivan Tracey Tent Hope Terry Debra Tobin Jay Vinson Connie Viox Scott Wenning Joyce Whitney Caren Wiegand John Wilson Ken Wilson Maria Wilson Mark Wilson Matt Wilson Wendy Wiseman Jamie Woody JUNIORS NOT PICTURED Scott Arthur Tim Barnes George Brock Sherry Chambers David Cullen Linnette Curtis Ryan Dunn Lisa Hampel John Henson John Huddleston Sharron Hughes Glenn Jackson Dan Jones Tom Lack Wilriam Mays Mark McCarty Cheryl McClellan Amy Nichols Wendy Nichols Larry Nisbet Scott Patterson Carl Perry Rod Simon Steve Smith Rocky Spence Lariy Thompson Troy Van Hook Mark Willemin Dawn Wombles Fred Wright JuniorSIST CLASS OF 1985 Class Ollicers Secretary: Mike Bradford; Vice-President: David Housman; President: Vicki Leroy; Treasurer: Shawn Conlon. Beth Ellen Albrecht 'fnendly', NationalHonar Sodiety 3, 4; Interna- tional Thespfan 1 2 3. 4: JCWA 2, 3. 4: Fencm ' Teen Cog 'sel- hmare crazy' . Iendance Aide J; 2.;3; Beth Albrecht Lari Ann Basham sincere Mar Kitten 1, 2, 3, 4 mascapralnj: Ti- gefs Tongue 3V 4 fediroriai boardk Lohian 4 mdilon'al boardf; Teen Coun- salffng 3; JCWA 4; Pep Club 4. Krisri Marie Basfon Iively Armndance Aide 4; Spanish Ciub 4: Ski Cfub 3 4; Pep Club 4. 38lSeniors Lori Basham Lori Ashmore Kristi Baston I . Science Club 1, 2, 3 Mae pres, 4; . Em. y BerESford Teen Counselfr'ng 3; Drama Club 2 3: L0- 7. 2, 4; Science Club 'r, 2, ,. 'rmanj: Teen Counselling 3; Dram 5 Annette Bissman Kirby Cam . ' Hrefighting' Bobbi Booher Mike Books Casey Bradford ' Seniorsl39 Mike Bradford Joan Breeze Melisa Brown Amy Burton Cris Byerman ' ifs hem 'ameie fgurgoi Track 2. 4; S?Eenw e Lynn Carovillano oulgoing Trger M35001 3, 4;Sruden1 Council I 2. 3, 4 Mae pres ,1; volleybalf T. 2, 3; Drama Club 2 3, 4; Tear? Counselfmg 3. a5 -. Chris Carle Julie Carovillano 40lSeniors MY 'f' John Christman David Cooper ' Chisman iikeable French Club 3, 4; Pep Club 4. . m Chrisfman 'bompetirive v 5 Honor Society 3, 4; Baseball 2. Keith Collef! moody 7' Footbaff 1, P. 3: Basket Schoof Service -. Iach. Conlan :joansoph . , 4: Track 1, 2. 3. 4; Wre ff onor Society 3, 4; Cfas tudenr Council 4. ' Volleybalf r. 2, 3, offFail 4; Pep Club 4; Ski Club 3, 4; Attendafim Aide 4; Teachers' Aide Keith Colleti Joel Adam C Wrestling 1 2. 4: Basebatt Club 7, 2. 3, 4. Jeffry Arnold Daws Iaidback 'balf I, 2 3, 4 Monorable mention . Track 1, 2, 3, 4. ' ' - - Joel Cottrell Jeff Dews Seniors! 41 ennifer Lynn Donaldson 'srubbom' Golf 3 4. Band 1, 2. 3. 4; Drill Team 2, 3, 4 maptafm: Choir 2, 3, 4; French Club 3. ' Jennifer Donaldson Tray William Downey Band 1 2, 3. Basebair 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2. 3; BaSkefv Iball 1.2;Arr61ub 1; gym Aide '3, 4A AnnaMarie Eisna I V Sean Dunbar Pep Cfiib 4; Soccer Vice-President 3, 4: OEA. n 4' Live Oaks Sfudenf five 3, Regional Shorfv lace; 4; O.E.A. Stare Sandra Ann 3; DECA. 42!Senior5 ' Pelula Faulkner Sandra Fink r.,,...... ,A- i-A-LL-II-u-hkau-huhxdkd'hk!lIQhIM'IJIT-m' !4Him44mdwgrv'44;m'4j.wi'14 'v-WA '4 '4 ' 4' A yuan. . - . aw Tracy Gibson Kim Gilliam Seniors! 43 Donna Michelle Girty 'lhappy Cross Country 1; Track 7, 2; Attendance Aide 3; Spanish Club 24 Scott McIntosh Gordon flagrant Baseball 1, 2, 3 fAII EHL, EHL Most Valuable Player, AA Player of the Year All City 4 mapra'im Soccer 1,2 3 Mil EHL, Honorable Men- Hon, All City caprauv Baskefbau3, 4 4A1! BHL Second Teamj Gym Aide 4, Lemon Aide 3 4 - . Victoria Anm Greenivood 4. - 33. 4; Nah'qraalfi'onor SocieryS 4; Teen Counsellor , i3 ' , . r I ' '4 I 1 Bridget Michele Hadley Chrisrian Nationa! Honor Socgkefy 3, 4 miston'anj, Teen Counselling 3 L ynn Marie Halls 'funfoving Band 1 3, 4 Fre CXub 1, 2; Honors Band 4; JCWA- 4. Deborah M. Haneh'n Class Officer ce pr ,. Sbfence Club , Scott Gordon 44!Seniors Lynn Halleu Debbie Haneline Teri Harris Lori Hayes Darlene Hensley Debbie Hensley Heidi Holrichter Jerry Higgins Chris Hogan Lori Celeste Hayes Track 7. 2 34 4; Natr'onal Honor Society 3, 4: Art Club, 1, 2, 3. 4 mres 4; French Club 2, 3: JCWA 4; Cross Country 1. 14 Darlene Hensley Schoof Service Gr0up3 Pep Club 4; Spanish Club Deborah Ann Hensley spirifed Owerfaadfng 2, 3, 4: Anendance Afde , ' e 2, 3' Track mrass counrryj 1. Jerome Douglas Higgins David Wayne Housman Goff 4, Track 4 . Track 1 2 3 4 Wrestfmg 1' Council 4 Tjgers Tongue? 4, JCWA 4. Ronald Eugen Stephens Point High School 1. 2; JCWA 4. . Seniors! 45 Kim Hovi'ard Angel; Johnson Kimberly Anne Howard Nan'onar Mam English Award wreartve wr'itingl 3, Studenf Cquncil. 38333910313533 WCA 3, 2nd, local VICA Competition 3; 2nd. State VOCAB Testing 3 Track. 4- ' , . Thespian Society Da 9! Edward Jusres 3 ; K gs High School 1: 23- .. C 3 nah Club 4.-JCWA 4;.skaiub ' 46lSeniors Cathy Kimmick Cheri King Waller Johnson Kim Kenna Alvin Kressler 1M, ..,-, '4 ,ng -mmwpmmw4muumsnm .: ;-gg, 15'muv-v' :A . .k-me; 3.. . Shirley Kuhling Kim Lierman Shirley Jane , Affendance O ' 4: Tennisz. .1 4; FrenclfClub 1, 2, Victorig Lyn ';fhuiu;u-perlt' . Glass Officer ayes. 3, 4: Student Council 2 , 4fpresj: Volfeybafl Qualifierj, 2, 4; Natfo J, 2, 3. 4Mcepres. ' fpresj 1; SIuden ' 'm'chele Ann Lewis Ucarr'ng . nouncer 4 ' Sacfetywe, 4; 6 Art Club 4. , . - Kimberly Diana Lier JenniferrRae Meyers fun Affendance Office A Six Darrell McKenzie John Mercer n Club 1 3 4' Soccer Ken McClellan ; Maonal Honor ub 3, 4. it. nail 1, 4;: Drama Club 2, 3 Jenniler Meyers seniOVSIH Mike Moss Marty Neff Ed Nichols 481 Seniors Jermynn 0 Football 2. Karon Phelps 'e Puckett Chen Linda Randall Courtney Rankin Yolanda Bath Seniorsl49 . Laura Lee Reilly fun . DE A.RresgdenM. T epdal'ev'C-ha'fles- . perger humble'fJ '- Soccer 2, 3, 34,- Teen unsePJingG Ski Club I 3, 4: Sgienchfub. '- Dabra L ynn: Rogers ou go; SOISeniors Jim serge. Debbie Rogersv Eric Ruse Anna Schenkenfelder Lisa Schwartz Richard John Sears dilafory 2 Foorbali 3, 4: Drama 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3. 4; Choir 3, 4: German Club 1, 2. 3, 4; Fencing 2, 3. ; chelle Marie Shearer airhead Ruck Sears Shelly Shearer . Emeas.14:Arfendancg Aide 1, 2. pnnifer S'mons Hindelible Counselling 3; L ' Spanish Club 2, ' Drama Club '1 Choir 7, 2, 3, 4; Show Choir Jennifer Simons Amy Smith Richard Josep. Slratman : 4; Soriber 3, 4; Track 1; 4, maptalnj: Germ 4: Scienr$ Ciub- Dick Stratman Bob Stratrnan Missy Stratlon Senior5151 Rachel Summers Carla Swearingen David Terry Terri Theiss Ron Turner pukn-..i.n.w..; Rachel Summers shy ' , I z . V ,. ' 'Soccer 4 Ibesf Def ' ' V' ' 001' Service Group Carla Ann Swearingen .1 . Choir 1 2 3 4; Show CIIOINJ ScIence Cfub 2. .3: Teen Counselling 21. Statistician 3, 4' Drama Club 2. ' -' ..... Ronald Antonia Turner 3 David Walton Terry athletic . Football 1, 2 3. 4: Track 1: Class 0 car KpresJ we'd. 7 52lSeniors Lesli Michalewi 3 . ' '3 3 . ' adley Ty Walker brainy . - Cheerleadahg 1, 2. .3: 3 ' '. ' ' 3 ball 1. 2, 3; Basketbafl 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, n3 wad Basketbaft ':;At?endanc fde 3,..45'Tennis ' Ski Club 4; Gym Aide 4. a an, creativei Jeffrey Min, alter wild ' ; ' ; German . , ; ' 3 ., VICA 3, 451.0 . , 4, F60tbafl 1, Baseball 2. ongue 3, Fencing Club T. 2, 3 ' . Cheryl Lynn Wiegand kodable' . 5W Volleyball 12, 3, 4; Lohian 4 Edit ?lboardk Science oftbail 4f; IF; COUnseIling 3; An Club 4; Ski 0be 4; J ' 7, 2; Spanish Cftiib .1. Z '3 ' Basketball 1, - .mtisfician 3. j Michele Vinson Mark Volkman Brad Walker Jen Whitaker Cheryl Wiegahd Seniors! 53 54lSeniors Chris Williams Mr. and Miss Senior Mr. and Miss Vocational Most Likely to Succeed Best Dressed Class Sweethearts nu; Mogi' Ath et Most 'S:pirited Most Musical Class Shyesi ; Most Involved F Laura Williams Melissa Willilord SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Scott Gordon and Vicki Ler:o.y'.- Darryl Garris and Selena Pet'rie'y usie Hung and Ken McClellan . ' .y and John Ghrlstrr - Terri Theiss and John Mercer Andy Woodruft xv SENlORS NOT ECTURED V Debbie L'yn Burnett Kimberly Kaye Butler Dawn Denise Clark , ?IBeverly Ann Clevenger Debby Sue Craig Michael William Daniel Jeffrey Frank Engel Jerry Wayne Fitch Ammie Denise Gambill Raymond Ailen Gordon 2 Patricia Maria Hassert i Shelley Renee Hatter Bryon Martin Herbert ennifer Anne Hufford Cathleen Elizabeth Johnson Philip Arithdnyxhabe James Eric Kmm Maureen Elizabeth McCabe Connie Jo McKay ii Melinda May Merrill j-IKimberly SUe.:MEmon Rapier f? Kwok Yen Kim Moy ' Marissa Ann Newton Mark Andrew Riesenberg Michael Eugene Roberts Karla Sue Snider Singieion Sharon Marie Stephens Steven Richard Stiles Goeffrey Eugene Waters Jennifer Lynn Whitakeir Eric Scott Williams Jason Lane Wright Seniorsl 55 ifs: x CLUB BULLETiN enewa FIRST- MEE'H Ne AT ,2qu TUESDAV ROOM M ch KER SOCKEK 1 CUJB OFFIC 6K5 IQSs- SCI mLW W W MW WW M: w W W CONGRATUUW'ONS C; AND .- GOOD LUCK 9 cm... yllo o-cm'wz JM W MM SSICIubs NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row 1: J. Simons, D. Rogers, 3 Runge. B. Albrecht, V. Leroy. B. Hadley, C. King Row 2: J. Mercer, E. Ruse, L. Williams, S Gordon, FL Beckman, GV Green, L Hayes, A. Bissman. Row 3: Mr. Bivens, M, Bradford, D Cooper, J. Christman, K McClellan, S. Conlon, A. Kressler, Mrs Colclasure STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1: C. Mastrorocco, L McGuffey, D. Green, J Lee Row 2: S. Ebbers. L. Clark, T. Filgis, K Wiegand. A Deck. K. Benton, C. Kirby. Row 8: M. Dunlap. S. Myers. P. Adkins. L Hamburg, J. Burton, K. Parr, R. French, R. Hampton. Row 4: F. Faulkner. S Filgis. K, Wolfram. K. Goodfellow. K. Kutschenreuter, R. Herzog. T. Klemt. B. Green. Row 5: S. WisseL B. Stratman, M. Zielinski. J. Carovillano, D. Housman. J. Mercer, V. Leroy, M, Bradford, K. Moy. Drama Club Row 1: C. Kimmick. D, New, J. Heal. H. Philpot, D. Johnson. K. Igo, B Schwartz, Mrs. Myers. J. Carovillano, A Deck, S. Estep, A. Smith, L Higgins. S Murphy. Row 2: L. Stephenson, K. Streng. S. Wissel, J Mysonhimer, H Dickman, T. Puckett, L. Wiliams, B. Krabill. B. Ball, D Tobin, B. Albrecht, L Riehfe. L. Jagoditz. H. Hofrichter. Row 3: S Hill, M Perry. M, Riehle, R. Herzog. K. Stroth K. Marshall, 5. Kelin, K Chisman. S. Biihardt, K. Kutschenreuter. C King, P. Becus, FL Thorn- ton. How 4: D. Thornton, A. Kressler, J. Mercer, R. Sears. B. Strat- man, M. Napier. J. Stroeh, D. Rogers, D. Justes. C. Carle, J. Brotherv ton, TA Nead, R. Hampton, L. Shumaker. S. Huntley, 8. Schoenhoeft, H. Terry. International Thespians Row 1: J. Mercer. Row 2: L. Jagoditz. H. Hofrichter. Row 3: Mrs. Myers, R. Sears, J. Stroeh. A. Kressler, C. King. D. Johnson. Row 4: J. Mysonhimer, A. Deck, A. Smith. D. Rogers. 3 Albrecht, 8. Ball. ART CLUB Row 1: S, Hill, L. Jagoditzx D. Tobin, H. Hofrichter. A. Deck, D. Johnson, D. New, J. Heal. Row 2: M. Lewis, M. Stratton, L. Hayes. D. Haneline. S. Bilhardi. A, Hollam, R, Thornton, D7 Thornton, R. Hampton, S Clark, S. Kuhling. Row 3: S. Huntley, S. Klein, C. Kimmick, L. Riehle, Mrs. Reynolds, M. Roberts, 8. Wakefield, H. Dickman. L. McGufer. J. Brotherton, B. Albrecht. Clubslsg JUNIOR COUNCIL ON WORLD AFFAIRS Row 1: R. French, N. Ulbrich, S. Bilhardt, T. Theiss, S1 Runge, J. Mercer, H1 Hofrichter. P. Becus, K. Bivens. Row 2: J, Moss, D. Johnson. E. Ruse, D. Housman, D. Rogers, 8. Albrecht. A. Kressler. J. Camele, R1 Beckman, B. Straiman. Row 3: L. Williams, L. Basham, K. Phelps, A. Smith, L. Hallett. J. Eckert. T. Ripperger, R. Higgins, K. McClellan. Row 4: S. Hill, 8. Caylor. A. Hollarn. L. Hayes, DA Haneiine, R. Hampton, S. Dunbar, Mr. Dickmann. i1TIGEITS TONGUE,5 STAFF HTIGEFVS TONGUE EDITORS Row 1: L. Basham. T. Theiss, H. Hofrichter. Row 2: R Herzog. R. How 1: J. Burns. L. Basharn. T. Theiss, C1 Szczepek. Row 2: D1 Tobin, Wa1kins, D. Tobin, S. Estep, Ck Szczepek. Row 3: R. Hampton, J. 8, Dunbar, L. Williams. Burns, L. Will'nams, D. Housman, L. Chisman. Row 4: S. Dunbar. L. Riehle. C. Hednck, .J, Hensley, C. Viox. J. Gosch. 601 Clubs SKI CLUB Row 1: D Johnson, 0 Carla, K. Moy, B. Walker, D. Allen, L Sievens. Row 2: R. Hampton, B. Albrecht, L. Becus, J. Hufford, S. Kuhling, K1 Gilliam, J. Vinson. S. Schoenhoeft, H1 Terry, M. Zielinski, D. Martin, A Schenkenfelder, T. Gibson. W. Metzelaar, C. Mastrorocco, M. May, K. Phelps. Row 3: J, Gresko, K1 Dean, S. Myers. J. Lambert, K. Baston. T. Rajala. B. Lake, C. Hedrick, T. Ripperger, S. Wakefield. M. Constable, P. Becus. B. Grafton. Row 4: Mr. Harris, C. Wiegand, K. Brown, B. Zuch, K. Collett, P. Platz. A. Kressler, C. Gibson. Row 5: L. Randall. J. Whitney, C. Viox, L. Homburg. L. Clark, D. Justes. :' N SCIENCE AIDES COMPUTER CLUB Row 1: C. Mastrorocco, J. Caroviltano. R. Sears, 8. Gordon, D. Row 1: A Donahue, p. Becus, A. Brandon, A. Tyrrell Stratman Row 2: E. Ruse, R Beckman, S. Wakefieid, H. McCarthy Row 2: T. McDaniel, C1 Szczepek, N. Niemi. J, Mysonhimer PEP CLUB Row 1: K. Esslinger, C. Terrell, H, Curliss. J. Jordahl, P. McCullough, J. Reid, F1Terry, L. Hamburg L. Clark. 8. Clark. J. Burtgn, L. Chisman, S. Georgoulakis. J. Moss. Row 2: T. Robinson. K. Martin, H. Fleckinger, M. Murphy, M. Riehie, M. Perry, 81 Wissel, K. Lake, J. Heal. R, Philpo1, C. Schmieg, S. Rogers. R. Hampton. Row 3: M. Donley, J. Ttimble. M, Roadcup. K. Marshall, S. Settler, D. Callahan, D. Johnson, T1 Adleta. D. Purcell, H. Dunn. Row 4: K. May, A. Schenkenfelder, S. Chisman. L. Basham. T. Gibson, J. Gambiil. L. Randall, D. Girty, C. Szczepek. K. Gilliam, .J. Camele, A. Kressler, L1 Gilker. M, Wilson, A. Eisnaug1e, S. Caylor. R. Campbell. Vt Leroy. D1 Hensley. K. Phelps. 8. Bilhardt. Row 5: K. Miller. M. Merrill, L. Hazlett. S. Kuhling. S. Dunbar, S. Gordon. N. Niemi, M. Conslable, D. Craig. D. StratmanV Row 6: L Williams, K1 Baston, M. Lochner. A. Smith. D Hensley, B1 Stratman. J1 Mercer. Mr. Dewitt. Clubsl61 Row 11.1. Heal, 0 Gibson, .1. Mercer. K7 McClellan, M Bradford, A. Bissman, A. Kressler, R. Sears, C. Brady. Row 2: R. Herzog, WA Cooksey, L. Lothrop, N. Ulbrich, T. Baxter. S, Hunlley, T. Nead, K Stroeh, C. Brewer. Row 3: B. Bergler, M. Bissman. S, Zimmer. M. Martm, S. Steger, J. Stroeh, C. Kutschenreuter. A. Deck, J. Brotherton. ML Friedmann. How 1: B. Stwarka, H. Curiiss, K. Goodfellow, L USUIIivan, Row 1: A- Blessing. 0- Martin, H- Terry, 8- Murphyt M- Childers. K. Lake, J. Hallett, C. Browning. Row 2: S, May. S. Dial, K. B. LaPrad. Row 2: K. Baston, K. Gilliam, S Caylor, J. Moore. Marshall, B. Krabill, T Puckett, p. Becus. D. Ireland, T. K Phelps, D. Hardesiy, L. Stevens, D Ryan, K ParL Row 3: K. Given Row 3; J. Inzer. 3. Redd. S. Chiiwood, Q Higgins. K. Wolfram, K Beschmann, C. Lundy, D. Mitchell, T. WilIis, S. Hill, A. Keily, G. CarreHi. Row 4: J. Thielen, R. Gannaway, D. John- son. G. Grubert, J. Gresko, T. Ripperger, J. Calder, J. Morgan, ML Murray Streng, S. Huntley. Row 4: A Kressler, SA E'veretl, L. Ko- dish. L. Eichelbarger, 8. Boys. Mr. Friedmann. FRENCH II CLUB Row 1: P. Becus, M. Napier. D. Lawrence L Homburg K. Mack. P. Adkins, J. Rape. J. Burton. 8. Ebers. R. Campbell. 8. Chisman. D. Zimmerman, D. Klein. Row 2: D. White, R. French, A Raby, D, Morr, P. Alkire, K. Bivens, J Moss, CA Wiegand. B. Byerman, L Clark. L. McGufiey. J Mysonhimer, H. Dickman, B. Ball, L, Higgins, L. JagodiIz. Row 3: D. Justes, C. Hedrick, M Riehle, M. Perry, 3 Dunbar, K. Gowetski, S. Sanler. L. Conover, A. Tyrell, J. Logeman, L, Williams, T Harris, 3. Klein, L. Hayes. Row 4: Mr. Friedmann, S. Wissel, R. Perry, 3 Name. E Lake. KA Doan. A. Henry. T. Vollmer, B. Albrecht, J. Waple. S. Kuhling. S. Clark, L. Eckert. J. Lammert, W. Gay, A. Hollarn, H, McCarthy 62lCIubs SCIENCE CLUB Row 1: M Stranon, 8 Runge, D. New, J. Heal. R. Philpot, V. Leroy. D. Haneline, B. Ball. L. JagoditzA Row 2: Mr. Harris, E. Ruse, J. Mysonhimer, R. Herzog. B. Byerman, L, Clark, .J. Carovillano. A. Deck. .J. Brotherton. S Bilhardt, B. Albrecht, D. TobinV Row 3: A. Klessler, R. Beckman, B. Lake. J, Gosch, C. Kirby. C. Wiegand, S. Klein. L. Shumaker, P. Becus, R. Hampton, A Bissman. Row 4: A. Hollarn. .J. Camela, D. Lawrence, M, Bradford, K. McClellan. M. Napier, R. Perry, J. Eckert, T. Ripperger. T, Nead. FENCING CLUB Row 1: A. Riddiough. C. Carle, L. Shumaker, CA Brewer. LA Eckert, C. Kutschenreuter. Row 2: B. Albrecht, S. Huntley. Row 3: A, Henry, M Coady, ML Friedmann, K Doan. K. McCarthy, P. Becusl CIUbMSS ATTENDANCE AIDES LIBRARY AIDES Row 1: AI Bryant. 13. Clevenger. Row 2: M. Bissman, F1. Philpot, J. Heal, K. Singleton. Row1: T Klemt H.Hofrich1er J. Lee M Zielinski D.F1yan.M Wilson. Flow 2. C. Wiegand J Gosch. B A1brech1.A.Bissman D. Rogers G. Hickman K Gilliam D. Martin. Row 3: L Basham M Constable. B. Hensley, K. Bolin, D. Stratman B. Oskamp. S. Kuhiing K. Baston. I ' t . N zI 4, g j i 1? i x . . f . , Gurdance Aides j y-Mw Row 1: J. Eisner, M, Brown 1;; r7 43?; Row 2: M. Volkman. S. Wakefieid, JI Lundy 3$w w , GUIDANCE AIDES GYM AIDES CAFETERIA AIDES SCHOOL SERVICE Row 1: M. Bradford. Row 2: S. Kuhling, 8. Row 1: T. Dotson, T. Baker. How 2: 0: Bird, GROUP Richardson. J. Hufford. Row 3: S Gordon. J. P. Beimesche. S. Arnoid. Wright: Row 4; K: Cough Row 1: J. Cottreli, 8. Moses. B. Zuch. How 2: K. Colleli, A. Bissman, D. Gatty, B, Albrecht. 641C1Ubs BAND OFFICERS Left to righi T. Baxter, B. Albrecht, A. Kressler, A. Bissman. RIFLE CORPS Row 1: A Tyrrell, L. Boyd. Row 2: L. Conover, T. Jenkins. DRILL TEAM Row 1: H. Dunbar. M. Childers, C Marsh, 8. Murphy. L. McGuffey. C. Swearingen, L. Ashmore, C. McKay, A. Kelly. Row 2: M. Zielinski, T. Puckett, A. Pemt, D. Mon. W. Gay. H. Hofrichter. A. Raby, C. Lundy. Row 3: J. Donaldson, J. Lundy. CIubslGS k y: L.H.H.S. BAND Row 1: C, McKay. L. McGuffey, M. Childers, J. Donaldson, .J. Lundy. M. Zielinski, H Hofrichter, C. Lundy, K. Doan. Row 2: S. Murphy, B. Berglar. B. Slater. M. Napier. T. Vollmer. A. Kressler. J. Wilson. W. Cooksey. S. Everett. D. Morr, A. Henry; Row 3: L. Ashmore, J. Rogers, J. lnzer, D. Stroeh. B. LaPrad. D.Zimmerman, M. Martin, N. Heckler. T. Semen A Pettit. Row 4: C. Swearingen, R. Baxter, M Powell, A. Kressler, JV Stroeh, C. Deck, B. Krabill, C. McClellan, A. Brandon, W Gay. Row 5: H. Dunbar, A, Riddiough, R. Herzog, P Alkire, L Becus, T. Baxter, K. Bivens, J. Mullaney, M. Seto, T. Puckett. Row 6: C. Marsh, K. Kutschenreuter, A. Bryant, 3 Hill. R, Perry, A. Bissman, R. French, K, Stroeh. J. Kamon, A. Raby. Row 7: A. Kelly, L. Hallett. B Albrecht, J. Waple. B. Owens, H. Dunbar, G. Carrelli, S. Troutman. J. Baker. Row 8: M. Bissman, S. Steger, T. Wyatt. STAGE BAND ' HONORS BAND Row 1: K7 Kutschenreuter, R. Herzog. L. Hallett, .J, Kamon. K. Bivens. D Morr, J Wilson. Row 2: K. Doan. Row 1: G. Carrelli, RV Herzog, T. Vollmer. B. Krabill. Row 2: A. Kressler. N. Hackler, Fl, Sears, D. Cooper, A, Henry, D. Zimmer- man. How 3: J. Wilson, 8. Steger. R. Peny. Row 4: J. Inzer, D Stroeh. 8 Everett, J. Stmeh, M. Martin. 66lCIubs 1 SAXOPHONE SECTION TRUMPET SECTIONS Row 1: A. Henry. W. Gay, B. Krabill, T. Baxter. A. Brandon. Row 2: K, Row 1: J, Inzer. J. Wilson. T. Vollmer. D. Stroeh, Row 2: B. Slater, W. Kutschenreuter. K, Doan J. Stroeh, C. Deck, A. Kressler. Row 3: R. Cooksey. A. Kressler, M, Napier. B. LaPrad. Row 3: S. Everett, B. Berglar Perry, Fi. Sears, A. Riddiough, CLARINET SECTION 7 'r -, ' - a 1,; LOW BRASS SECTION Row 1: T. Sanler, N, HackIeL M. Martin, D. Zimmerman. Row Row1: A, Bryan1.K. McClellan. K. Bivens, P. Alkire, Row 2: M. 2: MV Powell. J. Rogers, J. Waple. R Baxter. 8910. R. Herzog. A. Bissman, B. Albrecht, D. Morr, S. Cthwood, J. Mullaney. FLUTE SECTION PER USSION SECTION Row 1: K. Stroeh, H. Dunbar, .J. Kamon, L. HaHett. Row 2: R, French. S. TrouIman, M. Bissman. S. Steger, G. Carrelli, L Becus S. Hili. Row 3: B Owens. J. Lundy. L. McGuffey, ClubSXGT !. kiln li-IJII CHOIR Row 1: S, Wissel. K. Stroeh, D. Caliahan, B. Owens, H. Philpot, D. Johnson. K. Streng Row 2: A. Smith, B. Ball. H. Hofrichter. L. Jagoditz. K. Marshall, B. Krabill, T. Puckett, J. Moss, W. Gay. 8. Estep, S. Sattler, M. Jansen. How 3: K Phelps. C. Kimmick. J. Pape, P. Stout. M. Perry, .J. Ayers. B. Prowd, C. Swearingen, S, Chisman, C King, LK Chisman. B. Albrecht. Row 4: L. McGuffey, C. Swearingen. T. Need. R Sears. A Riddiough, W. Cooksey, A. Henry, A Brandon, J. Stroeh. M. Napier. J. Heal, M. Roadcup, R. Herzog, K. lgo Row 5: P. Wyder, J. Kaltenhauser. J. Mysonhimer, M. Bissman, J. Kaiser, L. Burnett, S. Huntley, B. Grafton. L. Conover, K. Gowetski, A. Bryant. D. Ireland, B. Scharlz. .J-i, SHOW CHOIR How 1: B. Krabiil, T. Puckett. A. Smith. C. Swearingen. M. Roadcup Row 2: W Cooksey. H. Hofrichter. A. Henry, R. Herzog, R. Sears. Row 3: B. Ball, L. Jagoditz, R, Hampton, K. Streng, C. King. Row 4: J. Stroeh, J. Kaiser, C. Hedrick, T. Nead. B. Grafton. SBICIUIDS V 9 t '9 SOLO AND ENSEMBLE Row 1: B. Krabill. M9 Napier. K. McClellan, L. Hallett, J. Kamon, H. Dunbar. A. Kressler, K. Bivens, D. Morr, Row 2: R. Herzog, B. Albrecht, T. Vollmer, K, Doan, A. Bissman, J. Wilson. F9. Perry,J.81roeh. Row 3: J. Lundy. J. Mullaney, B. LaPrad, A, Henry. R. Sears. Q. W? ' ACCOMPANIST Cheri King FIELD COMMANDERS Kevin Dean and Adam Henry. ClubSIGQ YEARBOOK STAFF Putting together a yearbook takes a lot of time. care, dedication, and patience. The students who worked on the 1985 LOHIAN exemplified the qualities of all the yearbook workers of the past and they have created a book for you which will be enjoyed and cherished The 1985 staff included: L -David Housman and Amy Burton: 0 - Kristen Parr and Jerry Burns; H-Melinda Merrill and Lori Basham; I e Shawn Conlon and Missy Brown; A eCheryl Wiegand and Terri Theiss: N - Laura Williams, Mark Volkman and Jenny Simonst Amy Burton, 3 third generation graduate of Loveland High School, was our artist and she wrote the copy at both the begin- ning and the ending of the book. She also ran errands, counted money and per- formed any other tasks asked of her. Record sales were ably handled by John Camels. Scott Gordon, and David Housman who devoted time and energy to the task of convincing students of their need to order an '85 LOHIAN 70 ICiubs Missy Brown not only took and developed pictures which appear in the book, but she worked on various sections, wrote copy. ran errands, and helped encourage good work and good coverage. Terri Theiss and Cheryl Wiegand who was busy typing when this picture was Iakeni typed and typed and brought or der out of the chaos handed to them. Hours of research, interviewing and delving into oid records, books and papers on the part of these five people resulted in a yearbook which ceiebrated the past as well as documented the present, Amy Burton studied the school sytem; Melinda Merritt whose grandmother and great grandmother both attended Loveland schools. researched the iacuity and what happened at the high schooi through the years; Mark Volk- man examined sports records and old trophies in his search for sports' history; Laura Wii'liams. whose parents attended school together at Lo- veland, became our expert on clubs and assort- ed trivia; and Terri Thei'Ss charted the deveiop- merit of commerciai Loveland. The class section was produced by Sophomore assistant Kristen Parr, Terri Theiss, Cheryl Wiegand, Missy Brown. Mark Volkman, and Jenny Simone who is missing ttom the picture because she had to check on the spelling of their names. f t t ,2 til Sports were covered and organized in an effective presentation by Kristen Parr, Shawn Conlon, Cheryl Wiegand, Dave Housman, Mark Volkman, Lori Basham, and Melinda Merrill. The Loveland Scholar was first published in 1926 as a quarterly review of school news and literary material. In 1928-29 an arrangement was made with the 'tLoveiand Hetaid to print the material and 'The Loveland Scholar't became an annual production. The early voiurnes included jokes. funny things said by students and faculty members, ctass histories, caiendars of events, and a dedication in 1931 the book had its first hard covers The 1934 edition called The Eddas Silhouette cost $150. The following year the book was caited A spirai bound edition in 1939 introduced the name LOHiAN which has been continued to this day. Noted in the book is the following: ' We. the Senior Class of 1939, hope that you will Eike the name we have setected for our yearbook. and that you will honOr and revere its name in the years to come. This name represents Loyaity, Opportunity. Honor, integrity, Ambition, and Notabiiity, Combining the first syllables of Lovefand High Annual we formed the word LOHiAN. Teiiihg the story 01 the year is always a difficult challege. It was told accurately. colorfully. and interestingly this year by Missy Brown, Laura Williams, and Jenny Simons twho additionally kept Junior apprentice Jerry Burns in Iinei. Delighting in exposing the faculty. Shawn Canton, Meii'nda Merrw, Laura Williams, Dave Housman, Jerry Burns, and Lori Basham not only designed this section but told some history as well. tor nobienessi. CIublet I 4In91 1! ' Hechtol .mf-Olympic. 1-0 SPORTS Bill Medert searches for the ball carrier. FOOTBALL VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM Row 1: Rick Robinson, Mike Bradford, Jeff Dews, Lance Shumaker. Rick Sears. Row 2: Steve Siiles, Joel Cottrell. Brad Faul. Kevan Minton, Jeff Elsner, Jason Wright. Pat Lahley, Bill Lake. Keith Coilet. Row 3: Coach Williams, Coach Mccoy, Coach Woodruff, Coach Rutkowsky, Coach Partin, Coach Johnson, Coach Rich, Coach Kingrey, Coach Lafa'ra. Row 4: Ed Nichols, John Henson. Ken Wilson, Raymond Gordon, Kevin Martin, Bill Hensley, Dave Gamy, Bill Carter, Brad Walker. Ron Turner. Row 5: Jefi Engel, Chris Byerman, Shawn Conlon. Monty Eastman, Jim Grethel, John Hensley. Brian Neale, Dale Lawrence, Scott Wenning Row 6: Mike Pennington, David Cooper, Mike Napien Bill Medert, Kenny McClellan, Tom Lack. Kevin Brown, Brad Gould, Kelly Bolin. 74! Sports Keith Collett Shawn Comon Joel Cottrell Mike Napier Rick Sears Steve Stiles Ron Turner Jason Wright Sportsl75 ty Footbali Row 1: Darryl Gilliam, Danny Harris, Bob Cox, Tom Hughes, Tim Fisher, John Calder, Joe Lammen. How 2: Coach Rutkowski. Roger Burleson. Tim Brock. Dan Morris, Jeff Morgan, Jay Burris. John Moore. Row 3: Coach Williams, Jason Gresko, Keith Mastrorocco, Tad Brulport, Scott Myers, Mark Paytes. Kurt Hizer FOOTBALL TBISports Freshman Football Row 1: John Stullenberger. Terry Klemt. Craig Cottrell. Mike Harris, Jeff McCann, Scolt May. Row 2: Lance Bolin. Greg Pelfrey, Rob Nelson, Nelson Sergeant. Harry McIntyre. Row 3: Chris Kelly. Scot Filgis. .Jon Morgan. Sabin Dial. Mark Mitchell, Brian Caner. Row 4: Coach Lafata, Bill Hensley. Tim Simon, Sean Timon, Brian Martin, Perry Street. Coach Kingery. Varsity Footbail Cheerleaders Row 1: Michele Lochner. Debbie Hensley. Emily Beresford. Row 2: Linda Randall, Terri Theiss. Kelly Gambill, Susan Richardson. L. Randal: Junior Varsity Football Cheerleaders Row 1: Linda Lothrop, Lynn Homburg, Julie Rape, Jody Burton. Row 2: Heather Young. Stet Ebbers, Angela Raby. Stacy Clark. Football Mascot Julie Carovfllano Freshman Footbail Cheerleaders Row 1: Jennifer Golter, Jenny Reid. Brydgett Stwarka. Kim Phelan. Row 2: Kristy Goodfellow, Heather Curliss. Lisa O'Sul- livan. Kendra Wolfram, E Beresford CHEERLEADERS SportsXT? ever, during two' Hamil- atheW? year I that time VARSITY BOYS' SOCCER Row 1: Waiter Johnson, David Long. Neal Redmond, John Camele, Jay Vinson. Row 2: Coach Zinnecker, Alberl Penter, Brian Eiyerman Rob Polly, Todd Rajaia. Mark Witlemin, David Terry, Coach Cassidy. Row 3: Scott Gordon. Jeff Dunn, John Eckert. Dick Stratman, Gary Green, Alvin KressXer. John Stroeh. John Came1e and Scott Gordon use teamwork to move the ball. JUNEOR VARSITY BOYS' SOCCER Row 1: BiH Green, Jeff .Jordahl. Mike Dunlap. Shane Woodruff. Craig Brady, David Zimmerman, Tony Carovillano. Row 2: Coach Zinnecker. Chris Kamon. Jay Jungles, Malt Mouser. Jeff Waple Rob Polly watches as Scott Gordon Rob Hon, Chris Hall. Ken Hines, Andy Kresswer. Coach Cassidy. gets the best of his opponent. 7BISports over its six yeafgspan its record . 1s 33430-16. x $ m H gm Jody Gambfll positions herself for a kick. I SENIORS JK Gambill M...z GIRLS' SOCCER Row 1: Kelly GambiH. Tammy Smith. Christie Jacobs, Lyn Brogan, Jody Gambill, Holly Fleckinger. Faith Terry, Tracy Gibsc'n Row 2: Christy Browning, Janette Gosch. Melanie Bentley Catrina Couch, Kim Lake, Jody Burton, Holly Dunbar, Kathleen Kutschenreuter, Julia Trimbel, Angela Ossage. Row 3: Coach Kuhling. Lisa Haziett, Jennifer Halten. Stacy Clark, Laura Cooper, Nicole Ulbrich. Diane Mitchell, Missy DrWer, Molly Riehle, Anna Schenkenfelder. Shelly Schoenhoeft. Sandy Kuhling. Tanya Giver. Kristen Stroeh, Connie Viox, Paula Adkins. Tammy Linder, Coach Kalsanis, T. Gibson A. Schenkenfelder J. Camele W. Johnson A. Kressler D. Stratman D. Terry SportsHQ SENIORS Vicki Leroy 1 .wYYEWV Cheryl Wiegand VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Left to right Vicki Leroy, Timmiera Filgis. Cheryl Wiegand. Margaret Jackson, Cheryl McClellan, Coach Ferone. Becky Oskamp. Carin Wiegand. Lynne Clark. Jamie Lee, Kelly Honon. Coach Mihalik. ' w JUNIOR VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Row 1: Pam Weider, Doris New. Jackie Heal. Linda Lolhrop1 Susan Wiesel. Shannon Hill, Jenny Kamon. Row 2: Coach Miha1ik1 Kris1en Parrl Jenny Doan. Samantha Oskamp, Kim Marshall. Chris Lundy. Missy Whitaker, Lee Eckerl. VOLLEYBALL Loveland's Varsity Volleyball team has been in existence since 1974. The team has recorded 49 wins and 118 losses in its 11 year span. 80! Sports Varsity Basketball How 1: Keith Collett, Kenny Wilson. Jeff Engel. Jeff Burroughsl Row 2: Nate Niemi, Scott Gordon. Monty Eastman, Tim Setty. Row 3: Coach Ferone. Kevin Brown, Dick Stratman, Jeff Waple, Manager Matt Crego. t M N' 'I ksfo th outlet . 33;: em 00 r e DICK Stratman goes up to block the shot of the opponent. Dick Stratman pulls down an- other rebound. Seniors: Keith Couetz. Nate Niemi. Dick Stratman, Scot! Gordon, Jeff Engel. Sportsl81 Junior Varsity Basketball Row 1: Tom Vollmer, Mike Dunlap. Tony Carovillano. Lance Bolin. How 2: Danny Morris. Rob Holt, Jeff Waple, Tim McEwan, Rob Polly. BASKETBALL x Freshman Basketball Row 1: Jeff Jordahl. Dan Harris. Terry Klemt. Biil Green. Row 2: Rob Nelson, Jay Jungles, Bart Richardson, Bill Harmon Row 3: Greg Pelfrey. Chris Hall. Scot Filgis. Sabin DiaL Coach Davidson. 82 1 Sports Becky Oskamp soars to pull down a re . bound. Q . 9' z ' '- r .. Missy Stranon brings lhe ball down court for the Tigers. Seniors: Missy Stratton, Kim Moy, Melinda Merrill. BASKETBALL Varsity Girls' Basketball Row 1: Kristen Parr. Kim Mack, Becky Oskamp, Paula Adkins. Row 2: Missy Stratton, Kim Moy. Melinda Merrill, Coach Johnson. Junior Varsity Girls' Basketbalt Row 1: Tammy Buchenaeu, Julie Moss. Rosemary French. Julia Trimblel Row 2: Mary Ann Murphy, Samantha Oskamp, Willie Cole. Kristi Brotherton. Row 3: Manager Tonya Peak. Stacy Clark, Laura Cooper Coach Hausterman. Sportslss rm: 3 : 1' Varsity Wrestling Row 1: Tad Brulport, Shane Woodruff. Bill Brown. Ed Herbert. Bob Cox, Chris Kelly. Row 2: Craig Cottrell, Dale Lawrence. Jeff Elsner, Mike Napier. Joel Cottrell. Bill Carter. Steve Ellis. Row 3: Coach Rich. Tim Brown, Brian Wilcox, Bill Medert, Jason Gresko. John Moore. Assistant Coach Wolbersl Joel Cottrell moves in for the kill. Jeff Elsner plans his reversal and takedown L; ' .' 33227. In 1978 , aptio al and di ictch' championsiFgEa r . lilawas AA ityigm .. I -R H. - ,4 Seniors: Jeff Elsner, Mike Napier, Joel Come . 84lSp0r15 Varsity Cheerleaders . Mat Kittens Moe May, Charisse Mastrorocco. Janette Gosch, Cheryl Kirby, Terri Theiss, Lynne Clark, Timmiera Filgis, Joyce Whitney. How 1: Lori Basham, Michelle Malott, Amy Burton, Amy Smith. Row 2: Terrie Puckett. Andrea Bryant, Stephanie Estep, Laura Williams. Flow 3: Kim Marshall, Kerry Beschmann. Jodi Lambert. i Cheri Puckett. Linda Randall. : Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Row 1: Stef Ebbers. Jody Burton, Lynn Homburh, Julie Rape, Row 2: Linda Lothrop, Angela Raby. Lee Eckert, Heather Young. Senior Mat Kittens Seniors: Laura Williams, Cheri Puckett. Amy Smith, Lori Basham, Linda Randall, Amy Burton Freshmen Cheerleaders Row 1: Lyn Brogan Faith Terry, Lisa O'Sullivan, Melanie Bentley. Row 2: Brydgett Stwarka, Tonya Giver, Heather Curliss, Kristy Goodfellow, Julie Carovillano CHEERLEADERS Sportsl85 Varsity Track Row 1: Greg Carreili, John Camele, Dale Wilson, Rob Hampton, Andy Deck, Scott Mays, Brent Bergler Row 2: Adam Henry. Jamie Brotherton, Scott Steger. Kurt Kutschenreuter, Pat Becus, Dave Housman, Brad Walker, Andy Kresslen Shawn Comon receives the baton from Mike Row 3: Tony Carovillano. Mike Martin, Jeff Morgan, Tirn Brown, Jason Gresko. Shawn Harris, Conlon, Chris Byerman, Jeff Dews, Chris Kamon, Coach Raby. 1'. John Camele Scott Steger stretches for that extra inch. Jeff Dews Dave Housman Brad Walker The Varsity Track team began in 1929. In EHL play the team never won a league or sectional championship although they sported many individual league. city. sectional, and district champions. 86lSports J, I L'M'i .L I. E 1.5 Varsity Track Lucy Becus struggles down the home stretch Row 1: Tammy Buchenau. Vicki Leroy. Christy Jacobs. Stet Ebers, Lucy Becus Row 2: Lori Hayes, Missy Stratman, Jody Burton, Holly Dunbar. Shelly Hamons. Holly Yarnell. Row 3: Kristen Parr, Lynn Hamburg. Alenda Donahue, Missy Whitaker. Coach Pomeroy. SENIORS Lori Hayes Vicki Leroy Missy Stratman Tammy Buchenau clears her last hurtle. SportslB7 Mi, aouse u , under the leggdership of ;-er Evans,$he team ' ' V and '85 and ' t cham 'on- nsw ,mE . . 81; '82, 8i'and Scott Gordon reaches for safety. BASEBALL Seniors '7 . K Mfgg $133! ' g 3g Vgr v , . mhm -. 44.x M Row 1'. Jeff Engel, Scott Gordon, Dave Terry. Ralph Ealy, Keith Collett, Row 2: Rob Polly. Mike Bradford, Jim Grethel, Eric Dyer, Kevin Minion. Kevin Brown, Row 3: Coach Evans, Greg Pelfrey. Tom Vollmer, Brad Ghoul. Brian Martin. Coach Gordon. Varsity Baseball Ralph Ealy Jeff Engel Jim Grethel Scott Gordon David Terry BBISpons Junior Varsity Baseball Daryl Gilliam anxiously wahs to bat. Row 1: Sabin Dial. Joe Lambert, Toby Moses. Greg Pelfrey. Row 1: Dan Morris. Scott Filgis. Dan Harris. Daryl GiIlEam, Scott Myers. How 3: Brad Cook. Jeff Wable. Coach Partin, Chris Hall, Brian Martin. BASEBALL Pitcher Brad Cook gets the Chris Hall awaits the oncoming pitch. signal from the catcher. Sports! 89 Anna Schenkenielder, Kelly Horton. Holly Fleokinger, and Kim Moy take time from the game to smile for the camera. won th hag League cham- pionshi $93,551 as run- ner-upi -- M erecently. the prog -- 3 an upswing with a 19x ' ord of 13-9 and secon .. in the'city tournament 2 ' WM, Varsity Softball . I wan Row 1: Tracy Glbson, Jamie Lee, Holly FJeckinger, Kelly Horton, Kim Moy, Carrie Merkle. Shelly Schoenhon. Row 2: Marcy Constable, Samantha Oskamp, Becky Os- kamp, Sharon Wakefield. Tammy Linder. Lynne Clark, Coach Berkoff. SOFTBALL SENIORS Marcy Constabie Tracy Gibson Kim Moy Sharon Wakefield QOISpons Varsity Tennis Row 1: Kevin O'Sullivan, Alvin Kressler, Mark Volkman, Gary Green, Kenny McCiellan, Row 2: Brett Siater. Brian Grafton. Nathan Hackler, Mike Theiss. Donny Green, Coach Colclasure. SENIORS x 2 Gary Green Alvin Kressler Kenny McClellan Mark Volkman The 1985 Varsity tennis team enjoyed more success this year than in almost any other year in its 13 year span, compiling an overall record of 6-5. Sportsl91 Jody Burton, TIaCk, 440- Chris Byerman, Track. Billy Carter, Wresiling, Lynne Clark, Soitball, Keith Collett. Basebakl, Relay. AlI-EHL 440-Relay. EHL-Champs Regional qualifier All-EHL AII-EHL, East-west Game Shawn Conlon, Track, Joel CollreL Football. Jeff DeWS. Football, AIIw Missy Driver, Soccer. All- Ralph Ealy, Baseball, All- 440-Relay, EHL-Champ. AII-EHL. Wrestling, EHL- EHL, Track. 440-Relay, EHL EHL 330 Hurdles, AIIAEHL Champ, District Champ, EHL Champ State Qualifier I a S - A j Jen Elsner. Football, Allr Jeff Engel. Football, All- Dave Gany, Football, All- Tracy Glbson, Softball. Scot! Getdon, Soccer, EHL, Wiestiing. EHL- EHL. East-West game EHL AlI-EHL All-EHL. AIl-Ciiy. Champ, District Champ. Basketball, AlI-EHL. Regional Qualifier Baseball. EHL Player of the Year Janelle Gosch, Soccer. Jim Grelhel, Baseball AII- Lisa Hazlen, Soccer. All- Lynn Hamburg, Track, Dave Housman, Track. AIl-EHL EHL EHL 440-Fielay AII-EHL Regional Qualifier Mile QZISports . 1': mi Chris Kamon, Track, 440-Relay. EHL-Champ Walter Johnson, SOCCeI', AII-EHL Chrisiy Jacobs, Track, 440-Helay. AH-EHL, 200 Dash, All-EHL Kevin Minion, Baseball, Ali-EHL Tammy Linder. Soccer. AILEHL, AII-City, Softball, AII EHL Bill Medert, Football. All- EHL. AIIvCity. Wrestling, EHL, District, Regional Champ. State Qualifier Kristen Parr, Track. 440 Relay. AII-EHL Anna Schenkenfelder, Soccer. All-EHL. AlI-City Becky Oskamp, Basketball, AlI-EHL. Softball, AILEHL Jason Wright. Football. AIIwEHL, AII-City Ken Wilson, Football. All- EHL Cheryl Wiegand. Volleyball, All-EHL Chris Kellyl Regional Qualifier, Wrestling Jefl' Motgan, Track, All- EHL, Discus Dick SIratman, Basketbau, All-EHL Not Pictured Jody Gambill, Soccer. All-EHL, All-City Eddie Herbert, Wrestling. Regional Qualifier Carrie Merkle, Softball, AIIAEHL Ed Nichols. Football, All- EHL Vicki Letoy, Volleyball, AII-EHL Mike Napier. Footbali, AIl-EHL, Wrestling, EHL Champ. RegiOnal Qualifier David Terry, Soccer. All- EHL. Basebail. All-EHL Neal Redmond, Soccer. AII-EHL Bre! Slater, Golf, District Qualifier Shane Woodrufl, Wrestling, Regional Qualifier Sports! 93 y 4 Milford Daytonv Glen Este Mariemont Indian Hi1l SCOREBOARD W W W L L L L W L . Madeira Amelia Deer Park Little Miami GEen Esta Miliord Sycamore Glen Egte V Deer ' Pa'rk W Ma'riemsat Jhaian Hm NorWOOd W- 'Glen Este, a v-r-EI-t-r'r-EI-r-l-I- 55'Glg'nER IndianHII. , y Deer Park I! , :5 Mariemont Sycamore a 3. Deer Park Mariemont Little Miami Glen Este Indian Hill Deer Park Sycamore hiHr-EPEEIfrgl- SCOREBOARD ACTIVITIES x mammal, YESTERYEAR Loveland schools in the 1930's were clustered 0n the Broadway hill. Notice the gravity pumps at this filling station just west of the bridge in the 19203 t u 19!.- bu activities at the schooi 0 change Whereas en the . , 1 andzt30' 3 there were many - Iclubs thatamiet- aftefschml, nowethe- students had 1m; leave when Athe bus 1 1 ,left and after-school activities gradUally dealined untii the 1960's .- iewhen many Students began having ' their own cars. ' - e: .Ilsll 3.11.2: i , , i i . ..- , This is the sign many students saw as they got off the local E 8t 0 coming home from Cin- cinnati. A shopperis horse is parked on Jackson Street East loveiandi just west of the Pennsylvania Railroad tracks, Waiting for a freight train was a normal occurence when many trains went through Loveland daily. e A tree-Iined road meets the traveller as he comes into Loveland on Paxton Avenue. This bridge which connects east and west Loveland replaced the one washed out in 1913 by the flood. ActivitieSIQQ r, A dream is burst as Sharon Wakefield looks over her C.P. English schedule. -1. Bobby Cox, Kevin Doan, and Kevin O'Sullivan are ready to pass out after the warm-up exercises from Coach Johnson. Linda Randall awaits the rush for who will TRY to sign out. Tad Brulport and Keliy Murphy begin the fight where they left off at the end of school last year. Connie McKay calls home to see of her mother can bring her Strawberry Shortcake lunchbox to school. Albert Penter and Brad Gould prepare to pay for their first hamburger basket of the year. Missy Stratton takes a deep breath as she gets ready to eat some hot pizza, snappy green beans and cold apple sauce. Debbie Rogers faces a new year with grim determi- nation. Jenny Hallett adjusts herself in the fast lane with Mr. Sher- Mr. Lynn's TwShirt says it all. man whistling close behind. ActivitiesHm ;; Chief Chefs tEmiiy Beresford, Carolyn Szczepek. Lisa Hazlett, Mar- gie Hutzel, Kristy Baston, Linda Gilker, Kim Gillam, Maria Wilson, and Deanna Martint display their dessert creations. An LMS eighth grader looks out of the school bus window and dreams of the day she will walk through the lobby doors. David Stiles and David Martin show off their new nBeat Street Strut . Steve Hortin and Gary Grubert try to throw their books to the wind. Scott Stege-r gets into the beat Tracy Wayetti Martin Bissman and i Sam Troutman tollow his lead. i 102IActivities 4:1 , . $gggggg3 Karen Stroeh, Kim Marshall, and Ruth Herzog laugh as Mrs. Slusher asks for their passes. Rent-a-Kid Terri Theiss cleans up her act in study hall. inn Qx Tina Estes votes in the mock election for the first time. Official Lemon Aide Scott Jenny Simons lives out her fantasy as a mad Gordon attempts to sort the brain surgeon in 'hpiggiology . quartz and granite for the freshman lab. Tony Sattler tells his friends how to behave in the Holly Fleckinger practices cafeteria. her locker combination. Andy Kressler, Terry Klempt, Mark McCann, Craig Cottrell and Jon Morgan sit outside and think of the days when they wiii play varsity footbali. Activities! 103 Michelle Vinson and her escort Keith Collett lead the Homecoming procession. Juniors proudly display their fleet in the Homecoming parade. Linda Randall and her escort Craig Cottrell pose for the photographer. Sophomores place fourth in the float competition. The Class of '88 chooses Shirt Tales,, as its float theme. Tracy Gibson and her escort, Dave. enjoy the royal treat- ment. IOLUActivities 'v Lori Ashmore is crowned by 1983-84 Queen Terri Bannister. Tiger Mascot Julie Carovillano is escorted by Nate Niemi. Parade Marshall Mr. Lincoln Hurst. former superintendent of Love- Iand City Schools, and his wife enjoy the Homecoming festivities as Mr. Barclay Gest drives them to the game. The 1984-85 King and Queen, Lori Ashmore and Scott Gordon. share a . .. dance together. AmlwtlesHOS g,i Joan Wood tHeidi Hofrichteri dis- cusses with Wally Huntington tJohn Merceri their family differences. Horatio Pi Honeywell tRick Searsi creeps up on the rare iiMelipius Um- bellius Umbellius . Wally Huntington iJohn Merceri lets the blood rush to his head as his sister Laurie Huntington tries a psychology experiment on him. iiGus Gustavesky tJuIie Carovil- Ianoi decides to leave to help Ho- John Mercer anxiously waits for ratio P. Honeywell find the Meli- Mrst Myers 10 fix his hair SO he pius Umbellius Umbeltius. can go on stage. 106! Activities Therese Biown iLori ChisrnanJ. Amelia Dennis iKirn Marshalli, Joan Wood iHeidi Hofrichteri tries to explain to Liilian Wood Walola Breckenridge iStephanie Esiepi. Grace Shoenbeck iFiuth iDebbie Rogerio why she is in love with Wally Huntington iJohn Herzogi, Caroline Biakely iSusan WisseD curiously ask questions Merceri. about the Zombrowski Ink-Blot test. Caroline BIakerKiSusan WisseU and Grace Schoenbeck iRuth Manha Huntington iLesIae Jagodirzi, Sidney Huntington iAndy Hermgi wait patiently to take the Zombrowski Ink-Blot test. Becki and Wally Huntington Uohn Merceri finish breakfast and await the arrivai of their daughter. Joan Wood iHeddi Hofrichieri tells Mark Bradford iTim Neadl about Laurie Huntington who he was going on a blind date with. Activities! 107 Rick Sears daydreams of the Christmas presents he might receive. Jim Grethel linishes his art work in the library beiore school. John Tuttle thaws ou1 after a morning of snowball Qights. Fourth Bell C.P. English class decorates a Christmas Tree for a party. Eric Ruse is deep in thought about the meaning of The Little Prince . Why do they always have fire drills when it's so cold? Terri Theiss anticipates her reward it she can complete Mrs. Slusher's Christmas puzzle correctly. Mark Volkman collects information about colleges so he can use his vacation to fill out applications. John Mercer takes the chill out of the air with his warm smilet The LHHS band warms up the crowd with their rendition of Jingle Bells , Activitiesl109 t2! Tony Dunn uses the waterhblue colored pencil to put the finishing touch on a map for Miss Debra. Pat Lahley listens to a discus- Donna G'srty has a look oi surprise as sion on capital punishment. she hears her name on the morning announcements. Melanie Bentley raises her hand because she is HSure . Shannon Chitwood takes advantage of a warm day ahd studies outside. What did you say? . asks Mr. Dickman. Stephanie Estep points out the fine art of cropping to Liz Riehle. 110lActiviTieS Kim Moy gets comfortable for another hours worth 01 Bivenisms'i John Witskin expresses his ar1istic ability in drafting Mr, Wagner tries to explain the theory behind E:MCZ. Jenny Donaldson and Tonya Peak use the flex area to finish some homework, Dane Frick quickly memorizes his Spanish vocabulary before he takes. a pop quiz. Activitiesl11 1 1'12 l Carin Wiegand assists Ron Higgens with his computer dating sheet. Sean Shumaker and Julie Carvillano express how much fun they are having at lhe dance. Laura WilJiarns and Man Condon can't decide what to do after the dance. Lynn Homberg and Keith Collett spend some time to- gether at lunch to discuss their plans for the Sweet- hearts' Dance. Mike Bradford and Becky Troxell stare lovingly into each oiher's eyesA Sweethearts: King Scott Gordon and Queen Lynn Hamburg s1and togeiher for a pose. The faculty gathers to congratulate Mr. Raines on the recent marriage. Cheryl McClellan and her date move with The Rhythm of the Night . Rick Robinson and JHI Mysonhimer, Mark Paytes escorts Shelly Schoenhoft to her make the scene . bus. The dance floor crowds as a slow song changes the mood. Michelle Vinson asks Jason Wright who he is taking to the dance. Keith Mastrorocco. Bridget Stwarka, Tnsha Barrick and Kevin Brown group together for a picture Senior athletes take on athletes from the Cincinnati Bengals and U.C. Everyone enjoyed looking for their pictures in the Senior Collage during Senior week. .' w ' m If: Sharon Wakefieid models the new Seniors show off their shirts. spring fashion for 1985. Senior cIass president, Vicki Leroy leads the class in a cheerA Mr. Schmidt patientiy passes out Senior pizza on LaHosa's Pizza Day, 114 Mr. and Mrs. Senior h Soon Gordon and Vicki Leroy Selena Petrey is awarded Miss Vocation- are congratulated at the Senior assembly. al. The Senior superlatives pose for a photo. .. The Seniors hit the books, but the SURFS UP books hit back. The Clermom Senior Choir sing God Bless America and recieve a standing ovation. The Tin Man tKathleen Kutschenreutert sings . t . If I only had a heart to Dorothy tBrandee Krabillt and Scarecrow tJohn Stroeht. AK, d ,J Mike Roberts. Kathieen Kutschenreuter and Julie Carovillanohlook on as . ' h 45-;5wa. m Mrs. Reynolds tset directort and Mrs. Myers tplay directort make a few of the last minute changes to help make this play a complete success. There I go again exclaims the scarecrow Hahn Stroeht as Dorothy tBrandee KrabilD helps him up after one of his many fans. Laughter behind the scenes was welcomed by Julie Carovillano tWicked Witch of the Westt and Munchkin Terri Puckett. as Bob Stratman keeps busy to ease the tension of the upcoming opening night. They coutdn't have gone both ways. Scare- crow. says Brandee Krabill to John Stroeh, , John Stroeh has to think hard to remember his next line in practice. . , The art department did an excellent Job on the sets for the play. HDoesnit This look like Kansas? ex- claims DoroThy iBrandee Krabilli. Munchkins Amy Smith. David Stroeh, Julie Kaiser, Rob Hampton, Lance Shumaker Tinman KthIB-en KUtSCihenreuter iooks as though imayori, and Ruth Herzog ia good sorceressi do not understand that Brandee she needs a frlend t0 Oll her. Krabill iDorothyi is not a witch. Mrs. Henderson imusic directori makes sure the munchkins hit those noies in Somewhere Over a Rainbow . I Activities! 1 17 'i Distinguished Scholar and Athlete Scott Gordon re- ceives his awards from Dr. Waple. Adding the Salisbury Memorial Award tpresented to her by Mr. DeWittt to her growing coltection is Terri Theiss. John Mercer accepts the Principal's Award from Mr. Annette Bissman presents the tirst ptace trophy from the Ohio State Science DeWittt Olympics to Mrt Dewitt. t 118lActivities OPERATION YOUTH SCIENCE OLYMPIC TEAM Standing: B. Ball, L. Clark, J. Jagoditz, P. Becus. Sitting: Sitting: J. Heal. B. Albrecht, D Tobin, L. Becus. Kneeling: T. Cayton. D. S. Klein and l3 Byerman. BOYS' STATE Bill Lake and Monty Eastman. Pugh. M Napier Standing: L. Jagoditz. R. Herzog, A. Bissman, Advisor Mr. Wagner. H. Perry. 8. Klein, L Shumaker, NHS INDUCTEES Row 1: L. McGuffey. D. Stratman, R. Higgins, 3 Lake. T. Cayton, T, Nead. A. Burton. Row 2: L. Stephenson. M Szratton, T, Gibson, B. Byerman. L. Jagoditz. P. Becus. Row 3: Advisor Mrs. Coldasure, A, Deck, D. Lawrence, B. Ball. J. Eckert, H. Dickman, S. Klein. M. Driver, J. Lee, J. Lundy, K. Byrne, Advisor Mr. Bivens. Activitiesl1 19 Bryan Byerman and Pam Hughes tell Sean Fathman, Two's company, three's a crowd. Marcy Constable escorts 'KStevIe Wonder to the dance. Amy Smith, Beth Albrecht. Jill Mysonhimer, and Heidi Hofrichler practice HDO, RE, MI. Smiling a! the camera are King and Queen candidates Linda Randall, Joel Cottrell. Michelle Vinson, Scott Gordon, Julie Carovillano, Nate Niemi, Kim Moy, Jeff Eisner, Jeff Engel, Vicm Leroy. Lori Ashmore, and Ron Turner. The new 1985 Prom King and Queen: Jeff Elsner and Kim Moy. Dan Bowman and Doris New move to the music. The guests begin Io crowd the dance floor. Sean Dunbar, me Gillam, Kristi Baston, and Rich Beckman pose for a picture at the prom. 121 The Class of 1985 in the auditorium; each with his own thoughts just before commencement. The final momems as a class: some sit and think their own thoughts while others check on detaiIs and taik wiih their classmates l ! Alvin Kressler can't hold the laughter when Jeff Dews asks Gary Green, Just exactly HOW is my cap tilted? 'KL', m A I It : 4 7.1' 12.21Acgivith ; d We? Cherie Puckett takes in al'l the seriousness 01 being gradu- ated. L, GRADUATION ATTENDANTS C. Viox. BV Neale, Jk Lundy, D Green, M. May, J. Henson, J. Lee, B. Byerman, T. Lindner, CO-VALEDICATOHIANS J. Hensley. L. Clark. and A. Deck. Graduation was enhanced this year by the tie for fitst place between Vicki Leroy and Susie Runge. 1LCW LL... UDENTS M; M J? an 'JW Graduation speaker Jim Scott of WLW Radio in- vited us to ' Remember When Activities! 123 124XActivities liwe 01083 shame? of our tives a we teave' ' ' Loveland High ' Activitiesl125 J ADVERTISEMENTS 128 ART JEWELRY Catrrma MAsrtIvItCIS in Duncan: AID Gnu: le: thlle DIAMONDS a GOLD A szanv a WAYCH SPICIALTV IREIAIII RIuoquu 515 LOVILANO - NADIIIA RnV LovtLANu Oulo ASIAO 663-624! Pink,s Enterprises Sporting goods, etc. ART FLOYD CHRIS FLOYD 9346 Arnold Lane Loveland, Ohio 45140 61$ 683-6470 Prom And Homecoming Flowers Designed With Our Personal Touch Send Flowers For Any Special Occasion 1 - F NISBET lUMBER a. 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Ohio 45140 683-3888 LOVELAND FURNITURE COMPANY Furniture 0 Appliances 113 Taylor Street KARL BROWN Loveland, Ohio 45140 President Congratulations T0 The Class Of 1985 From DAVE,S The Driving School Where Tigers Learn To Drive AT Cincinnati's Lowest Prices 683-5888 129 I k, ' 'gduur .dl-W 683-8500 Patricia J. Biegert - Owner 368 Loveland Madeira Rd. The Loveland Center Rolkebrothavs Su M CnmPanq Loveldnh 0 l0 Ca 533-6633 LEBANON AUTO PARTS -407 LOVELAND MAOfIwA RD LOVELANO. OHIO 4-5140 I NAP PHONE' 683 3030 Milford: 919 SR, 48 248-0660 Congratulations, Seniors! From BlLUS CARRY-OUT 683-3690 Full Line Of Party Supplies Complete Deli Counter M. Brown Crugging Lunch, Dinner, Sunday Brunch Business And Social Gatherings Rehearsal Dinners, Weddings. Showers And Seminars 220 Riverside Dr. Loveland. Ohio 683-8220 130lAdvertisements SUE ZETTES STYLING HERITAGE HAIR CENTER SALON 1 683-1479 Love land, 07110 Monday Special: Haircuts $6.00 BINGAMAN ACCOUNTING 8: TAX SERVICE 519 LOVELAND MADEIRA ROAD DQSIgH LOVELAND, OHIO 45140 127 W Luvvlalui Avv' lnvulund. Ohm .1in40 PHONE 683-9252 NOTARY AFFIDAVITS MANY HAPPY RETURNS 683-1420 Buy American MARGE SCHOTT BUICK 4300 Montgomery Road In The Heart Of Norwood Cincinnati, Ohio 45212 513431-9000 Advertisementsl131 132 Come Join Us ... BOOKMARK BOOKSTORE Cliff Notes Special Orders We Mail Anywhere Bookmark Book Club 910 Loveland Madeira Rd. Shopper's Haven 683-7226 We Are Your Reading Store! HAMLET AUTO PARTS 683-1793 209 LOVELAND MADEIRA ROAD EUNION SAVINGS BANK COLLEGE LOANS AVAILABLE HOME OFFICE: 510 W. LOVELAND AVE. WARREN COUNTY BRANCH: 3195 STATE ROUTE 23 and 3 683-1531 6383-7000 L'VELAND. OHIO 683-0220 Ma ig TROPICAL FISH PET SUPPLIES mm ID! MVELANa MADEIRA E2 6 55- 4 5 55- Congratulations, Seniors Rs F6233 QqD 421LOVELAND I MADEIRA ROAD Art Floyd Paul Gates Sales Managers LOVELAND MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL CONVENIENT FOOD MART 121 Loveland Madeira Rd. Loveland, Ohio 507 LOVELANDMADEIRA Row LOVELAND. Omo 45140 LARRY MOV PHONE 5131683 7660 Paint 0 Wall Covers 683-4781 400 Loveland 0 Madeira Rd. Loveland Plaza Congratulations To The Class Of 1985 JUNIOR WOMEWS CLUB OF LOVELAND RS FORD PARTS 8: SERVICE Jim Frederick Lloyd Ridener WHISTLESTOP RESTAURANT 8: LOUNGE Soups And Chilies Hamburgers Double Decker Sandwiches Complete Dinner Menu 683-5007 Under New Management 133 gee CLASS OFFICERS: CLASS OF 1985 Mike Bradford, secretary; David Houseman. vice- president; Shawn Conion, treasurer; Vicki Leroy, president, SENIOR PROFILE Loveland graduates, Class of 1985, are going in many dirctions. An ail-time record of 63.270 of the class will be continuing their education at a lour-year or two-year college or a technical or trade school. Of this percentage, 46.4 A:, an increase of 130A; over last year. will be attending a four-year college. Of the students attending college, 68.9OXo will be attending 17 colleges and universities in Ohio. LHHS will also be represented in Kentucky, Illinois, Michigan, Massachusetts, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Florida, Tennessee. Colorado, and Virginia. 11.405 of the class will be enlisting in the Armed Services with graduates serving in all four branches. Of the remaining students, 19.390 will be entering directly into the job market. This year's graduate' career choices are as diverse as' their training Choices. They are pursuing careers in social science, agriculture. art. broadcasting, physical science, engineering, medicine, construction. conservation, business, law enforcement, law education, nursing, drafting, psychology, secretariai skills, sales. cosmetology, interior design, and fire-fighting. To help continue their educations, this yearis graduates have been awarded almost a half a million dollars in scholarships. athletic grants-in-aid, and awards. This amount is the highest that has ever been awarded to a graduating class. 134 i Advertisement e STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Vicki Leroy. president: Julie Carovillano, vice-president; Lynne Clark. vice-president; Lynn Homburg, secre- tary: Donnie Green treasurer LOVELAND HURST HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL 1984-1985 135 TUFTS FUNERAL HOMES, INC. Hannah-Tuits- Tufts-Schildmeyer chapel Schildmeyer Chapel PA RK 62: RIVERSIDE 120 WEST MA IN STREET LOVELAND, OHIO BLANCHESTER, OHIO 683-2430 783-2458 Robert P. Schildmeyer John W. Keller John J. Fishback Lawrence T. Schildmeyer Mary Lu Roby FUNERAL DIRECTORS Helping People In Need Since 1840' Ken Marcotte8s Professional Auto Service All Major And Minor Repairs 301 Loveland Madeira Road Loveland, Ohio 683-7852 Firestone 24-Hour Tires, Rolad Batteries Servuce 683-0941 Best Wishes M V M To The Class Of 1985 cinchsc'igs Original Italian Recipe 137 138 HOWARD1$ SUPPLY Plumbing Hardware And Appliances Kitchen Cabinets Hardware Electrical Bathtubs Vanities Pumps Keys Made Porter Paints 807' Loveland Madeira Rd. Loveland, Ohio 683-3131 gi! Although there was a smalE lumber mtli in operae tion during the 182013, businessiin Loveland is generally thought to have begun in 1854 when James Loveiand, the areas first shopkeeper and postmaster. Opened his general store. During the 1860's and 7018 Loveland flourished as a resort area: Many people from Cincinnati got away from Cincinnati's heat and bustle by retreating to their summer homes hefe along the banks of the river or to the Riverside Hotei located at the corner of Jackson iWest Lovelandi and Riverside Avenues. Business here continued to expand in the area of old Loveland which was incorporated as a vit- Eage in 1876. Then in 1913 the great flood changed the situation and the direction of growth. During this catastrophe many businesses lost stock, equipment. and buildings. As a result of this natural disaster. businesses began the shift over the bridge to the area which is now West Love- land. Through the 1920's Loveland was a booming town. Many businesses were expanding their operations. The Depression of the 19303 did not affect the iittie town a? first, but eventually it was riddled with unemployment and business deSpair. However. upon eniering the 405 business rebcunded. Loveland, Ohio, is now a city of 9,106 citizens. It has six parks, five major subdivisions, and two shopping malls. Industry is light. The business district is made up of over 210 small businesses such as hardware stores, hairdressers. pizzerias, grocers, and specialservice shops. These businesses reflect, in part. Iocai history. Some have been here over 100 years, others Fess than ten. but each adds to this community a new facet and participant. 139 Our experiences at Loveland High School are over. If this year's class has left a mark on the school. let us hope that it is one that is good enough to serve as a guidepost for the next classes. As we cross the threshold between yesterday and tomorrow. take time to look back and treasure the moments. Then move ahead into the new world where we will begin a new chapter in the history books that our children will someay study. Many people gave of their time, energy, and memories to help us in our research. Among them are the following people and to them we say Thank You'll Mr. Stanton Brock Mrs. Kathleen Moore Mrs. Bettie Miller Burton Mr. Gerald Ramsey Mr. Marshall Burtt Mr. Fionald Rollie Mrs. Vivian lGreenwaldl Cooke Mr. Michael Schmees Dr. John Cutter Mr. John Steinle Mr. Thomas B. Foster Mr. 8t Mrs. Gordon Williams Mr. 8:: Mrs. Carl Logeman Mr. Jerry Wood Mrs Mary iTracyl Miller 59on ENGLANDiS PRINCE HARRY - Charles and Diana had a second son, Prince Harry, third in line for succession to the British throne. 674w; WORLD SERIES FOR THE TIGERS - The Detroit Tigers beat the San Diego Padres four games to one to win the 1984 World Series. t9? .63 a ,1 LIBERTY GETS A FACE LIFT - After 98 years of wear, the Statue of Liberty began receiving badly needed repairs, including new iron supports and a new goid-plated torch. 5!: '09 SPACE WALK - Mission specialists aboard the Shuttle Challenger used manned maneuvering units to walk in space independent of their spacecraft. 3e .. 05' INNOCENT - Former automaker John DeLorean was acquitted after a long and highly publicized trial. 31f $b VICTORY - Michael Jackson and his brothers performed 55 concerts on their masSive 'iVictory Tour throughout the U.S. There had been initial controversy over high ticket prices. CURRIE. T IEVIEVTS credit: APIWIDE WORLD PHOTOS N$MW mere- -u-:aum.mursn.o.im.;mnqt n r A ew- .' ' mew amt 5.1-, M'W . 5i 4 t ; 171:; Ail: .. 5mwfwmwn SOVIET FUNERAL - Soviet leader Yuri Andropov died on Feb. 9 and Konstantin Chernenko succeeded him. wag OLYMPICS, YUGOSLAV STYLE - At the winter Olympics in Sarajevo, the us. netted four gold and four silver medals. Scott Hamilton won the men's figure skating and Steve Mahre won the Giant Slalom: t NOT SO TRIVIAL - Trivial Pursuit was the game of the year. Students at St. Vincent College in Latrobe. PA, even buitt a giant board for a trivia contest. 3'! w? , WHO YA GONNA CALL? - ttGhostbusters , a comedyl horror movie starring Dan Aykroyd, Bill Murray and Haroid Ramis, was the highest grossing movie of 1984, earning over $200 million by year end. 99w ELECTION '84 - Presidential candidates Ronald Reagan and Walter Mondale took part in two televised debates. The debates were close; the etection wasn't. Reagan was reelected by a wide t margin. 64' VL. FAMINE IN ETHIOPIA - Millions suffered in northern Africa from a famine caused by several years of drought. Belatedly aware of the tragedy. leading nations rushed food and money to the scene.