Loveland High School - Lohian Yearbook (Loveland, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1987 volume:

9 8 7 7. BACK HOME, pilots Jeana Yeager and Dick RUtan wave to acrowd In Mojave. CA on Dec 23, aftercompleting the first nonstop. , global circumnavigation without refueling on the aircraft Voyager A 8. A NIGHTMARE TURNS TO REALITY . for the Soviet people when a nuclear reactor 7 explodes at the Chernobyl power station' In 7- ' April t , I 9. WORLD TRAVELER Pope John. Paul II , visits Mother Theresa's cliriic in Calcutta during his 104ay journey through the Indian continent' In February. 10; WEDDING BELLS ring for Caroline Kennedy, daughter of Jackie Kennedy Onassis and the late John F Kennedy, and Edwin Schlossberg, a New York 'i pueinessman and artist. I , 1.IRANSCAM involves tour White Hduse staffers iNationaI Security Adviser John Poindexter L1. Cot. Oliver North, White House V, Chief of Staff Donald Regan, and CIA Director William Caseyi. 12. A DRQUGHT- RIDDEN southeastern . United States experiences the worst dry spell en'record in 1986. Farmers fIOm southern Pennsylvania to northern Florida are on the verge of ruin as their crops wilt at the peak of Ithe drought 1987 Lohian Loveland Hurst High School Loveland, Ohio I Clubs 52 I Advertisements 128 Certainly each of us remembers the childhood amazement of dash- ing precipitously along the ocean's edge through perfect expanses of sandy beaches only to turn around laughing as we watched the tide gobble up every mark of our existence. Yet, as we grew up, the run slowed to a walk and the wonder we had always seen at the disappearance of our lone footprints turned to a sense of confusion. No two people chose to face the challenge of the crashing waves in the same way. Some people learned to walk just far enough out of the tide's reach to escape its destruction. Others thought maybe if they left each footprint as deeply embedded in the sand as they possibly could it would remain unchanged forever. And the rest? Maybe they learned just not to care as they strode bravely through the water's edge just as they had always done. So now we find ourselves as near-adults, ready to stride once again across a smooth, unbroken, solitary beach. There is no path, no absolute right direction, and it seems at this point there is only instinct: our own. And so as we prepare ourselves and our lives, we look behind at the uncertain course of our past and ahead at the future, and as we step out, we make those footprints in the sand which will last an eternity. by Nicole Lllbrich 414.53. a 95 V I 6x r. v, . ft .5 455.. s REID . . zhtc 41.4 ulbi 3i; N ... u r. 91H oh 0.3.. Q 1 I'M. 3.4... i. 3 9 $53M thw ,. P, L n. y . x uls . .314 1.744! aiw; . g; 11.; L van... : ways? . 4. wii- asuf: T. w . $31,. . .a.$. if I Administration Mr. Ronald DeWItt Dr. Charles Waple. Jr. Principal; Miami University 8.8. and M.Ed.. , ' Superintendent of Schools; Ohio State Unvier- University of Cincinnati M.A. . sity B.A., University of Toledo M Ed., Bowling Mf' Charles SChm'dt Green State University Ph.D. Assistant Principal; Wilmington College 85., Xavier University M.Ed. Board of Education Seated: Mrs. Kelly, Mr Strecker, Mr. Ramsey, Standing: Mr. Reilly, Dr. Waple, Mr. Vinson, Mrs. Bivens. UN Mr. Joseph Rutkowski Guidance Counselor; Sophomore Class Spon- sor; Representative to Vocational Schools; Mrs. Carol Colclasure Kent State University 5.5., Miami University Guidance Counselor; Junior Class Sponsor; M.Ed. National Honor Society Adviser; Miami Univer- sity 38., Xavier University M.Ed. Mr. Thomas Haustermann Guidance Counselor; Freshman Class Spon sor; Miami University B.S., Xavier M.Ed. 6 Faculty Faculty Mrs. Blanca Aldredge Learning Disabilities; Sophomore Class Spon- Mrs. Phyllis Bishop English Department Chairperson; American sor; Wright State University 35., M.Ed. Literature, Composition, Language Arts Lab; MF- Jeffrey Berkoff Junior Class Sponsor; Cumberland College AncienUMedieval History, Modern History, 5.5., Murray State M.Ed., Ed.S. American History; University of Cincinnati B.S., Xavier University M.Ed. Mrs. Winifred Cairns Composition, American Literature, French I; Sophomore Class Sponsor, Tyro Sponsor; Miami University B.A. w Mr. Ronald Bivens Math Department Chairperson; General Math, Introduction to Algebra, Algebra II, Calculus; Senior Class Sponsor, National Honor Society Advisor; Morehead State University B.S., Xavi- er University MA. Mrs. Lois Clausen Accounting I, ll, Practical Business Math, Per- sonal Typing; Student Activities Director; Ball State University B.S. Faculty s 7 Mr. John Conley Geometry: Freshman Class Sponsor; More- head State University B.S., Wright State Uni- versity M.Ed. Mr. Bill Croskey PsycholOQy, Geography; Miami University B.A., M.Ed.. M.S. Mr. Jerry Conn Photography, Metals, Graphic and Offset; Sophomore Class Sponsor; Morehead Univer- sity 88., Wright State University M.Ed. Miss Wanda Debra Mr. Carmon Davidson Geography, Health; Freshman Class Sponsor; Freshman Basketball Coach; Cumberland Col- lege 88., Xavier University M.Ed. American History, Middle EasVAfrica, Asia Old and New; Head Freshmen Class SPOI'ISOI; University of Cincinnati B.S. Mrs. Barb Davis Houquome Furnishing, Home Economics Survey, Creative Clothing; Senior Class Spon. sorY Future Homemakers of America Sponsor; Miami University B.$., M.A. 8 Faculty S Mr. Richard Dickmann Social Studies Department Chairperson; American Government; Sophomore Class Sponsor; Junior Council on World Affairs Ad- visor; Hanover College 8.8., Miami University M.Ed. Mr. Michael Ferone English 9, Orientation, Work Study; Junior Class Sponsor; Cross Country Coach, Varsity Boys' Basketball Coach; University of Cincin- nati B.S., M.Ed. Mr. Dave Evans Health. Intramural Director; Sophomore Class Sponsor; Varsity Baseball Coach. J V. Basket ball, Golf; University of Cincinnati B.S. Mrs. Avery Foster Sociology, CP. English, Publications; Senior Class Sponsor. Adviser to the Year Book; Mi- ami University B.A., Vanderbilt University MA. Mrs. Kathleen Grossheim English 10; Sophomore Class Sponsor; Edge Cliff College BA. Mr. Amos Friedmann French II, III, German I, ll; Junior Class Spon- sor, Fencing Club, German Club, French Club; University of Cincinnati 3A., 8.3., Wright State University M.Ed. Facultwg Mrs. Marjorie Henderson Chorus; Junior Class Sponsor; Show Choir; Denison University BS Mr. David Hirsch Business Department Chairperson; General Business, Business English II; Freshman Class Sponsor; Athletic Director; University of On cinnati 3.8., Wright State University M.Ed. IWFaculty Mrs. Barb Henshaw Home Economics Survey, Creative Foods, Ad- vanced Creative Foods; Senior Class Sponsor, Future Homemakers of America Sponsor; Indi- ana University of Pennsylvania B.S., Ohio State University M.S. Mr. Dennis J ohnson Health, General Math, Physical Education 10, Advanced Physical Education; Senior Class Sponsor; Varsity Football Coach, Varsity Girls' Basketball Coach; University of Cincinnati B.S., Xavier University M.Ed. Mr. Pat Hines Special Education MII Subjectsx Sophomore Class Sponsor; Wilmington College BASH Uni- versity of Cincinnati M.Ed. 6 , Mr. Robert Kaemmerer Band, Instrumental Music; Junior Class Spon sor; Stage Band; Ohio State University BS University of Cincinnati M.Ed , M if? I :;$. hupv 1 u :41. -.IL unlinw W$ ??rx 4$$r7v3f Mrs. Jean Lemon Geology, Oceans of Air-Water; Advisor Sci- ence Club; Miami University BS Miss Pam Kraus Chemistry, General Science; Advisor to Pep Club, Sophomore Class Sponsor; Ohio State University BS Mr. Charles LaFata Dollars 8 Sense, World Culture, Economics; F reshman- Football, Attendance Office, Sopho- more Class Sponsor; University of Cincinnati B.S., Xavier University M.Ed. Mrs. Beverly Mihalik Physical Education 9; Freshman Class Spon- sor; Wilmington College B.S. Mr. Richard Luttrell Introduction to Algebra, CP. Math, Trigonom- etry, Algebra I; Junior Class Sponsor; Universi- ty of Tennesee B.S. Mr. Donald Lynn Science Department Chairperson; Ecology, Microbiology, ZoologWBotany; Senior Class Sponsor; Ohio University B.S., Xavier Univer- sity M.Ed. Facuhy 11 Mr. Roger Muething Mrs. Linda Myers Algebra I, II, Math Lab; Eastern Kentucky Uni- English 10; Freshman Class Sponsor, Drama versity 8.8., Xavier University M.Ed. Club Sponsor; Indiana State University BS, Ball State University MA. 3i Mr. Lawrence Murray Spanish I, ll; Spanish Club Advisor; University of Cincinnati 8.8., B.A., M.Ed. x Mr. Allen Olson Mr. James Poe Computer Programming I, ll, Computer Appli- Industrial Arts Department Chairperson; Tech- cations; Iowa State University BS, Xavier Uni- nical Drawing, Technical Illustrations, Resi- versity M.A. dential Housing, Furniture Design; Head Prom Sponsor, Senior Class Sponsor; Morehead Uni- e sit 8.5., Wri ht State Universit M.Ed. 12. Faculty v r y g y Mr. Matt Porter Mr. John Raines Health, Physical Education 10; Senior Class English 9, American History; Freshman Class Sponsor; Assistant Freshman Football Coach; Sponsor; Morehead State University B.A. Xavier University BS. Mr. John Priest Introduction to Algebra, Algebra I; Freshman Class Sponsor; Miami University BS. 1M a , L in Miss Rosella Reynolds Mrs. Virginia Reynolds Personal Typing, Typing I, ll; Head Sophomore DrawinyPainting I, ll, Introduction to Art, Ce- Class Sponsor; Cumberland College B.S., Xavi ramics I, ll, Basic Drawing; Junior Class Spon- er University M.Ed. sor, Art Club Adviser; University of Kentucky B.A., University of Cincinnati M.A. Faculty 13 14 Faculty Mr. Mark Sherman ZoologWBotany, Geology, Physiology, Oceans of Air and Water, Microbiology; Freshman Class Sponsor; Xavier Universi ty 8.8., University of Cincinnati M.Ed. Mrs. Carol Walsh English 9, Speech, Drama; University of Cincinnati B.S Mr. Jeff Still Woodworking; Senior Class Sponsor; Mi- ami University 85., Wright State Universi- ty M.Ed. Mrs. Avis Woodward Home Economics Chairperson, Family Liv- ing, Single Living, Child Development, Home Ec. Survey; FHA Sponsor. Senior Class Sponsor; Iowa State University B.S. Mr. Robert Wagner Chemistry, Advanced Chemistry, Physics, Advanced Physics; Science Club Advisor, Junior Class Sponsor, Advisor to Student Council; University of Cincinnati B.S., Xa- vier University M.Ed. Mr. Ken Zinnecker Fantasy and Science Fiction, English 9; Varsity Boys' Soccer Coach, Advisor to School Paper; University of Cincinnati B.S. Support Services Mrs. Linda W. Slusher Library Media Specialist; Wilmington College B.A., Xavier University M.Ed. Mrs. Glazier Library, Media Aide 7 Custodians Mrs. Fiffe and Mr. Alley. Mrs. Matte Guidance Office, Secretary Mrs. Helmintoller Attendance Office, Secretary Cooks Mrs. Parker, Mrs. Marcum, Mrs. Lacy, Mrs. ., Shurts, Mrs. McClellan, Mrs. Hunley. Missing: 9 Mrs. Cox Mrs. Walton Main Office, Secretary Mrs. Mitchell Main Office, Secretary Facultw15 ngn ... mama . S I I I EMS. x0 Freshman Class mm xv. w Freshman Class Officers E President: Michelle Cooke; VicevPresident Lynne Mills; Treasurer: Sherri Franklin; Secre tary: Jeni Hirsch. Alder, Shem Allen, Elizabeth Ayres, Christina Barnhart, Christina Beaty, David Begue, Kimberly Belcher, Brian Bieri, Jennifer Bigham, Michele Bonner, Jara Brayton. Jami Brewer. Shawn Bronner, Kevin Brown, Linda Brown, Matt C. Brown. Matt S. Bryant, Tammie Busemeyer, Dawn Byerman, Dirk Campbell, Brian Campbell, Chrissy Carrelli, Kevin Cayse, Gary Chermely, Marty 18 Freshmen Clifton, Kristy Clifton. Shannon Collins, Annette Collins. Annita Collins, Birchie Colwell. Matt Conley. Matt Cooke. Michelle Cowans, Ronda Cox, Becky Day, Ray Dejarnett. Chuck Demissie, Adyamseged Demissie, Temeegeni Denney, Mike Depue, Jennifer Dickten, Amy Dietrick, Jeanne Dozier, Lafe Eddingfield, Colleen Engel, Dawn Erney, Allison Estes, Mark Evans. Jennifer Everett. Laura Eyrich, Jill Fischer, Angela Floyd, Heather Foley, Vickie Franklin, Sherri Fulks, Alecia Gay, Susan Gibson, Chad Freshmem 19 Green, Jeff Guenther. John Hackler, Bryan Hammond, Kara Hansford, Timothy Harris, Nicole Hassert, Regina Hays, Theresa Henry, Craig Amy Spears, Alison Erney and Cindy Reilly polish off lunch with the traditional lollipop dessert. Hillard, Andrew Hirsch, Jennifer Hodgins, Todd Hoffmann, Aimee Horton, Sherry Howard, Rob Howland, Maria Hueil, Geoff Hughes, Melissa Humphreys, Victor Hunjey, Tom Hyden, Dawn Jacobs, Cindy Jones, Bethany Jones, Monica Jones, Tim Jordon, Heather Karnes, Tony Kay, Shelley Kenyon, Steve King, Brad Kirkland, Ricky Kopittke, Lisa Lahley, Greg 20 Freshmen Jeni Hirsch, Susan Melin, Michelle Bigham and Cindy Jacobs anxiously await their turn to Kill the Man . Langford. Christina Langford, Trena Lewis, Craig Lindner, Tom Livengood. Jeff Livengood, Tara Loveless, Larry Lucy, Jason Lyons, Deanna Magner, P G Maple, Jim Martin, Geoffrey Mason, Tonia' McCann, Cyndi McCann, Tina McClellan, Andrea McEwan, Dan McIntosh, Edward McLin, Susan Merrill, Chris Messer, Nichole Michels, Sheila Mills. Chris Mills, Lynne Miracle, Clarence Mitchell, Tonya Mondreda, Baldino Moore. Sean Mullaney, Amy Murphy, Sean Napier, Amy Napier, Jay Nelson, Tina Freshmew 21 Hovachich, Alicia Olson, Holly Osborne, Shawn Overbay, Mike Owens, Karen Pape, Brian Patterson, Missy Paytes, Jack Pearson, Saundra Preston. Tommy Redd, Ray Reilly, Cindy Richardson, Shannon Ritter, David Robinson, Tascha Runge, Tricia Schutte. Lynn Schutte, Mary Scovanner, Josie Seto, Kelly Setty, Dodie Sexton, Specer Shearer. Bob Shirley. April Shultz, Julie Skinner, Chris Smith, Andrea Smith, Jennifer Smith, Shannon Spears, Aimee Stevens, Kelly Stevens, Nicole Stout, Alan 22 Freshmen The Freshman Class made a name for themselves by reeling in a second place award in the Homecoming float competition. Williams Logan Willis, James Wilson, Garth Wilson, Scott Witsken, Christy Woodruff, Jason Yosmali, Tim Young, Mike Zeilman. Scott Zimmer, Michelle Bohl, Edward Carmichael, Kim Dawn, Celena Hampton, Bruce Harrison, Jim Kirby, Harris Lambert, Becky Freshman Not Pictured Lay, Kathy Penman, Penny Raddy, Lara Rowe, Julie Schwieter, Jennifer Varin, Christy Young, Darles Switzer, Chad Switzer, Scott Taylor, Greg Thacker, James Timon, Chad Tracy, Kim Tracy, Shawn Trimble, Janina Troutman, Roy Urton, Jennifer Vaughan, Amie Vaughan, Jamie Webster, Stacy Wells, Jason Whitaker, Angela Whitaker, Sheila White, Julie Williams, Joe Freshmen 23 Sophomore Class Sophomore Class Officers Mark Schuler: Treasurer; Shannon L ViceVPresident; Lisa Dunn: Secretary; Jaq ie Shearer: President, Baeher, Lori Barfels, Chris Barnett, Amy Barton, DEna Beard, Marco Beckett, Aaron Berry, James, Biggers, Melanie Bissman, Andrew Black, Ronda Bogan, Ralph Bolin, Jamie Bowman, Christopher Boys, Scott Brancamp, Jeff ZAV Sophomores Brannon, Heather Burnett, Kim Butler, Scott Carlson, Heather Cassell, Jenny Cecie. James Cecie, Sandy Chaney, Bradley Christensen, Laural Christie, Rebecca Coll, Chris Colwell, Jennifer Combs, Michele Conley, Dawn Cooksey, Christopher Cooper, Vanessa Crisp, Elizabeth Czyznik, Dawn Davidson, Jody Davis, Jamie Dawn, Misty Denion, Edward Dick, Christopher Dickman, Matthew Dimitt, James Driver, Jeff Dugle, Deidre Dunn, Lisa Edinburg, Steven Faul, Shawn FLynn, Christopher Forbes, Stephen Fox. Carrie Fuson, Treasa Fuson, Troy Gambill, Cassie Sophomores 25 Gest' John Gibson, Fletcher Gillings. Brandon Girty, Steve Golter, Melissa Gordley, Tricia Gordon, Scot Grafton, Melissa Graham, Andrew Gredig, Dee Dee Greenwood, Russell Gude, Drew Hammond, Christine Harper, Kimberly Hempstead, John Sophomores made a small splash in the Homecoming float competition when they took fourth place, Hendren, Lisa Henry, Brian Herbert, Eddie Hering, Janet Herndon, Christine Hiles, David Hill, Shea Hirsch, Jarod Hizar. Jackie Hooblen Jeanine Hopkins. Wendy Housley, Robert Howard, Terry Huddleston, Julie Hudson, Barbara Hughes, Carolyn Hughes, John Hunley, Gary ZWSophomores The sophomore class began the year with the anticipation of class rings, Driver Education, and looking forward to being upperclassmen. As the season began to Change, Homecoming arrived The Class of 1989 worked vigorously to produce a first class float in hopes of heat- ing all the other classes. Even though they received fourth place, their week was full of good times, memories, and excitement. Before the end of the first semester, the Sophe omore class prepared for their Junior-Senior r Prom by having a cheese and sausage sale. The spring brought about another sale and therealization thattthey were finally upperclassmen. , Hutzel, Larry Jackson, Tammy Jeffrey, Craig Johnson. Jason Johnson. Victoria Jones, Daron Jonson, Paul Kandil, Kari Kirby, Mark Knabe, Toni Kuhn, Karla Lacy, Paige Lambert, Jenny Lammert, Jennie Lawson, Shannon Lay, Steve Lee, Shannon Long, Rob Longstreth, Richard Lyon. Chris Lyon. Tamela Maimone, Chris Marcum, Kendra Marshall, Stephen Martin, Kim Masters, Tracy Maurer, Michael Mays, Mark McCoy, Robert McCoy, Veronica McDonough, Barbara McMullen, Leroy McNally, Jennifer Sophomores r 27 Medert, Howard Milam, David Miller, Kevin Moore, Carrie Moores. Troy Mott, Bryan Mouser, Tim Myers, Joseph Neff, Laurie Noel, Steve Novachick, Patrick Nunnelley, Gina Osbourne, John Palmquist, Dawn Parr, Vanessa Parrott, Tammy Parton, Sara Perry, J mes Pettit, Bobby Poe, Robert Potts, Randall Powell, Laurie Proctor, Mark Reeves, Mary Reifenberger, Lisa Richardson, Shawn Riddle. Shannon Risoy, Henrik Roark, Harold Robinson, James Roosa, Jennifer Ross, Mike Ross, Ronda Rottinghaus, Jeryl Sargent, Marty Scalf, Jamie Schmitt, Jeff Schrichten, Karrie Schuler, Mark Shearer, Jacqui Shelton, Chris Short, Michelle 28 Sophomores Yeatts, Jennifer Arnold, Amy Bertchtold, John Berger, Johnny Blain, Halie Bosworth, Brian Boyea, David Brewer, Derek Carter. Bobby CoMe, Bobi Cole, Rob SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED Faith, Nathaniel Gibson, Tammy Hall, Rob Hatter, Geoff Hopkins, Stacey Lawson, Tracy Lewis, Candy Mann, Johnny Neighbors, Timothy Nunn, April Ogden, Douglas Park, Grace Parks, Jody Patrick, Shawn Paulis, Connie Ridener, Amy Robinson, Duane Roesberry, Roman Rose, Josette Street, Penelope Simms. Robert Smith, Tonya Smyth, Kristin Southerland, Donald Stayton, Joanna Steinau, Jeff Stephenson, Paul Stephenson, Tina Strecker, Mark Strunk, Shawn Szczepek, Jenifer Tackett, Jennifer Tedrick, Kenneth Tessitore, Robert Thompson, Christopher Thompson, James Tracy, Stephanie Treadway, Terry Tucker, Joel Tyra, Timothy Vinson, Don Walker, Steve Ward, Gerald Warren, Sonya Weaver, Mary Webb, Kristen West, Christopher West. Matt Westfall, John Williams, David Williams, Mark Wilson, David Wissel, Sondra Wombles, Michael Wykle, Jeffrey Yacavone, Mike Taylor. Dave Tedrick, Lisa Waller, Tina Webster, Randall White, Felicia Wilson, Jack Wilson, Lisa Wilson, Timothy 29 Junior Class Junior Class Officers Holly Dunbar: Secretary; Kim Lake: Treasurer; Melanie Bentley: Vice-Presi- dent; Pattie Hughes: President. Albers, John Alder, Seth Baston, Kim Baxter, Kim Baxter, Ron Becus, Lucie Begue, Kurk Bentley, Melanie Blessing, Amy Bolin, Lance Boys, Michael Brogan, Lyn Browning, Heather Buchenau, Tammy Byrne, David Callahan. Deana Campbell, Michelle Carter. Brian 30Nuniors Caylor, Chris Chisman, Lori Clark, Cheryl Coady, Matthew Cole. Wilhelmina Couch, Catrina Curliss, Heather Curtis, Jeff Day. Dan Deant Michael Dial, Sabin Doane, Jennifer Donahue, Alenda Dunbar, Holly Dunn. Holly Ellis. Steve Elrod. Fred Engel, Shawna Estes, Tina Everett, Scott Faulkner, Freida Filgis, Scot Fisher, Michelle Fleckinger, Holly The Juniors started 6ft e year with a First 6iace Homecoming float but that was just the beginni6g Ma y Juniors say this was their t t year with taki6g d1ff' cult classes and 616621669 for the PSAT, not to mentidn 9 0f mail from college and 6a1'1'oWing down the Choices Many Jum6rs noticed their Class was smaller and f t 61216337 of students who transferred to vocational $611061 But it was a 960d year, too. 6 Many felt the grOwth of 61355 spirit as they 6om6e'ted with the Seniors and looked f6rward to their own 366161 year. They finished out th unior year by orgamzmg the Junior Senior Prom , Foster, Camela Giver, Tonya Golter, Jennifer Green, William Greenwood, William Hackler. Nathan Hamm, James Hammond, Shellie Hardesty, Ricky Harmon, William Harris, Daniel Harris, Jerry Harris, Michael Harvey, Dino Hayashioa, Kazuko Heal, Jaqueline Hensley, Mike Herzog, Ruth Hector, Martha Holman, Lynn Hughes, Patricia lmhoff. Kenny Innis. Michael lnzer, Jason 3W Juniors Melanie Bentley, Scott Boys, and Cammie Foster trade Christmas stories while selling candy canes. mm Jacobs, Christine Janzen, Michelle Jones, Michelle Jordahl, Jeffrey Jungels, Jay Kaltenhauser, Jill Kamon, Jennifer Kelly, Christopher Klemt, Terry Krabill, Brandee Kressler, Andy Kutschenreuter, Kathleen Lake, Kim Lawson, Tracy Lay, Joseph Lee, Thomas Malott, James Malott, Michelle Marsh, Kristina Marshall, Kim Martin. David May, Scott MC Cann, Jeffery MC Cann, Mark Juniorq 33 McCullough, Paula McDonough, Mary McIntyre, Harry McReynolds, Thomas Miracle, Johnny Mitchell, Mark May, Kwok-Ling Murphy, Mary Ann Nelson, Robert Nelson, Tanya Hunn, April Odom, Julie Juniors Adkins, Brian Adleta, Tammy Brotherton, Christie Bullock, Richard Coll, Brian Ervin, Fred Esslinger, Kellie Fitzpatrick, Matt Hahn, Kenneth Hassert, Teresa Hawks, Lena Herbert, Edwin Herndon, Lisa Kirby, Mary Knueven, David LaPrad, Bryan Martin, Brian Martin, Karen Matil, Patricia Michell, Jill Morgan, Jon Pugh, Dennis Purcell, Diane Rape, Julie Redd, Shauna Reid, Jennifer Rentschler. Suzanne Reynolds, Shelly Richardson, Barton Riddiough, Andrew Robinson, Duane Rogers, John Russell, Dawn 34 Juniors Not Pictured Rath, Natalie Reddish, Deborah Rogers, Sherri Roosa, Donald Spisok, Joseph Stacy, William Steele. William Stevens, John Stout Dawna Taylor, Daniel Trissell, Kimberly Waters, Randy Weider, Pamela Wernke, Laura White, Ralph Wilkinson, Barbara Wilson, Henry Wilson, Kelly Witsken, John Wykle, Jennifer Yagodich, Lynn Oskamp, Samantha O'Sullivan, Lisa Owens, Barbara Owens, Miracle Packett, Gregory Patterson, Shellie Pelfrey, Gregory Philpot, Rachel Puckett, Terrie Saylor, Sam Schmieg, Carol Sergent, John Setok, Matt Strecker, Kristen Street, Perry Stroeh, David Stroeh, Kristin Stullenberger, John Stwarka, Brydgett Terrell, Christie Terry, Faith Thornton, Donnie Thornton, Ronnie Timon, Sean Trimble, Julia Tumbleson, Michele Utt, Jason Waddell, Steve Wade, Laura Wade. Wendy Webster, Daniel Welsh, Kim Whitaker, Jeannette Whitaker, Melissa Wilcox, Brian Wilmes, David Wilson, Danny Wolfram, Kendra Yarnell, Holly Yelton, Tami Yelton. Ty Juniory 35 Sewer Class ' ety 3, 4 Secre- a party if it dont rock! WE N. John Bissman - Kelly Bivens Karry Marie Besm, 'All the me ?na 1, 2, 3, 4; German Club 1, hter? Led Zepplin. it on? Thoreau ; Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Choir 1, 2. 3, 4. Science 4; Team1 3, 4. National Honor So iety 3. 4. Melissa Ann Brewer July fGood manners and soft wo d to pass.' 'Aeso Goshen H. S 1, Ifxtwin Douglas 1:1 to listen. Cat Augugt 30 7 oVes me like you: KdCaptaim. , Leta Boyd Jody Marie Burton 4December 13 Anthony ' uLife is but a ' ' Hot summer nights don't you know. V Band 2, 3 French C Stacy Lee Clark M3 Live, love, laugh and 1. bal! .1, 2. School Service B adiey Franklin Cool; '1 55: hey. goodbye t Winners are losers who got up and gave it just one more try. Dennis DeYoung 3 a 2, 3, 4. Fencing Club 1, 2. National Honor Society 3, 4. JCWA 4 Pat Dick han Matghew ssentino July 9 . eArend, beautiful friend. It hurts to set , but you ll never follow me. Jim Morrison. Carl Edward Ealy June 12 At one time they said we w. again! Lee Meredith Eckert nBecause I took a mom and a little bit of you ' Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4,, Anthony J. Eduardgy Lynnda Ann Eichelbarger-Lucas Data Processing Class Secretar Brenda Sue Eisnaugle April 26 There are two paths you can go by, on. Led Zeppelin. Pep Club 2. OOEA Member 4. Stephanie Ann Estep May , Life is only as exciting as yp Mat Kitten 1, 2, 3 ko-captaim Joseph H. Fath August 19 Basketball 1.. Tummy Shawn Fish i xlstin Lenae Foster . II I ever have to be is wha how Choir 3, 4. Lohian 3, 4. osemary Joann French 8 new friends Unknown. sketball 1, 2, 4. Band 1, 2, IDane Frick Rob Gainnaway Wendy Gay Cris Gibson Dane CIIa basFrIck May, 2 Robert RuSseII Gannaway May 27 I am inte'rested in anything that dEals with chaos 'or disorder, especiaIIy attivities wit fno appar reason. Jim Morrison Scth Service Group 1,2, 3, 4.5panish CIubI, 2. JCWA 4 Wendy June Gay April 28 V ,. 2 When you re with someone you trust in, never needing to pretend, someone who heIps you know . yourself. you know you 're with a friend. Amanda Bradley. , ,, DriII Team 2 3 4 National Honor Society 3 4. Student CounCiI 4. JCWA 3, 4. Band 1 2 3 4 33ka12; 152MB Gibson? F2bruary 6 Life Istpqisyeriogszkto take seriously. . - Soccer 1,2 3, Karen Sus'aIIne k etski December 14 ; Conform and be dull. Anonymous. Cho 1 2. 3, 4 Show Choir 2, 3,41Captain1, Drama 3, 4. French Clubl, 2 3. JCWA 4. 1' Brian. Greb'dry Grafton July 7 Pondei' that, please. Mrs. Foster. Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4. Cross Country 3. Chair 1, 2, 3. Show Choir 2, 3. Ski Club 2, 3, 4. Track 1 2 6200 Relay school recordI, 3 4. Drama Club 2,3 Unternational Tongue Staff 1 2, 3, 4 Sports Editor1 Who' 5 Who in American High h2 bestEVmII'rorI Is an old friend. George Herbert. . Choir 1, 2 CWA 4. Spahish Club 1 2 4 Adam Henry 3 Lena Marie Hawks November 13 Donlt ever stop trying until you get what you want. FFA Vice President. Parlimentary Procedure, Vice President, Public Speaking, Greenhand and Chapter lnitiation. Christopher Jon Hedrick June 16 uWithout this playing with fantasy no creative work has ever yet come to birth. The debt we .owe to the play of imagination is incalculable. Carl Gustav Jung. Newspaper Staff 4 Editor 41. Drama Club 3, 4. Show Choir 2, 3. Teen Counselor 3. Shannon Leigh Hill February 16 Love can tear down the strongest mountain, it can cross a raging sea. Love can clear up a cloudy day. It can set your heart free. Truth. Volleyball 2, 3, 4 JCWA 2, 3, 4. Drama Club 2, 3. Band 1, 2. Spanish Club 2, 3. Kenneth William Hines April 29 Goin' down, for the time, my friends are gonna be there too. ACxDC. Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4. Track 4. JCWA 4. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Leigh Ann Hlohinec July 18 It is a long road to the end of wonder and some of us never reach it at all but there is the joy of the long hunt. Arnow. Cheerleader 4. Ski Club 4. Morgantown, West Virginia 1, 2, 3. Robert Joseph Holt June 10 Day after day, I will work and I will play. But the day after today I Will stop and I will start. The Violent Femmes Track 2, 4. Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4. Basketball 1, 2. Lynn Kathleen Hamburg May 5 l'Snowfalls, phone calls, broken hearts, Clear summer day warm and lazy, long walks, long talks after dark, we vowed we'd never forget not it's hazy. Amy Grant. Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4lCaptaln1. Student Council 1, 2 Secretary 1Treasure0 3 Nice Presideno 4 President; Natiohal Honor Society 3, 4. Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4 lSecretaryl. Shawn Arthur Hunt September 16 11 shall return. Douglas MacArthur Deanne Marie lrelan Deanneklreland : Scott Janssens; : rill Team 1, 2, 3 Keliy Malott , James Martin Western ' French C lub 2. Michael James Martin Don't you drawn the boy. she'll beat you if she's able. You know the queen of h 5 always your best bet. The Eagles. Track 2, 3, 4. Cross-Country 4 MI! CHL, Best RunnerL Band 1, 2, 3. Stage Band 1, 2. German Club 1, 2. Keith John Mastrorocco March 1 I am a child, I last a while, you can't concei e of the pleasures in my smile. Neil Young . , 2. 3. 4 Kaptain All League lst tgam, All-City lst team. Wrestling , 2, 3. Natalie Jo Maynes pril 27 Track 2. Heath Wulf McCarthy September 18 Fencing 1. Computer Club 1. JCWA Che 1. Carrie Ann Merkl: January 22 W was here dark sarca I Diana Mitchell , John Moore Jeff Morgan Diana Lynn Mitchell May 24 Softball 3, 4. Soccer 1, 2. Basketball 2. John William Moore April 25 Football 1,2 3. 4 ICaptainI. Wrestling 2, 3. Ski Club 4 IVice-presidentI. Jeffrey Edward Morgan July 23 IILife's battles don't always go to the stronger or the faster man but sooner or later the man who wins is the fellow that thinks he can. Unknown: , Track 1, 2, 3, 4. Football 1, 2, 3, 4. NationaII-Ionor Society 3, 4. Boys' State 3. Diane Elizabeth Mort September 7 French Club I. JCWA 4. Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Drill Team 1, 2, 3, 4 ICaptainI. EHL Honors Band 1, 2. Daniel Forrest Morris August 20 And these children that you spit on as they I to change their world are immune to your consultations, they re quite aware of what they re go .9 through. David Bowie. Football 1,2, BIAIILeagueI 4IAIIvLeague, AIIjCityI Baseball 1 2 Basketball I 2 Tennis 3. Julie Elizabeth Moss JuIy 12 - . . , , . IIAn attraction between two people can happe ntaneously but ar,IastIng.reIationship takes work. Javan. . Basketballl, 2, 3, 4. sweethearts Queen Candidate 1 f I SocietyB, 4. JCWAZ, 3, 4 Graduation Attendant 3... , Julie Rhea Mullany November 13 , 31Every individuat has a plac a fill In the world and is Important in me Iespect, whether he choosed to be so 0 N f' 7 German Club 1, 2 A C Scott Douglas my 3' Baseball 1 2 T MaerEIde Na? er A Iifetime 5. Diane Mort . ephv 'ie ynn Paytes Ju No One can give you better Angeia Rabyk L David Race endship get more than ' Reifenberger October 6 . : embrance of all the good times and th j ' long the way and helped Karen Streng Brett Thomas Slater May 18 Trix are for kids. Trix Rabbit Golf 1, 2, 3. 41A City, All League, All SWOGCA, Captain; Tennis 1. 2. 3, 4. Band 1, 2, 3. National Honor So- ciety 3, 4. Scott David Steger August 23 We know what we are, but know not what we may be. Shakespeare National Honor Society 3, 4. Band 1, 2, 31Section Leaderl Stage Band 1, 2, Track 2, 4. German Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Dawna Jean Stout March 4 Choir 1, 2. 3. Karen Ann Streng January 4 ' The love In yout heart wasn I put there to stay Love Isn 't love till you give it away If you love somebody let them know National Honor Society 3, 4 Nice Presidenn Show Choir 2, 3, 4 Drama Club 2 3 4 Unternational Thespiam. ' Science Gub 3, 4 4Science OlympicsL Operation Youth 3. John Thomas Streeh September 27 '1 can do all things in him who strenthens me PhilippIans 4: 13 Soccer 1 2, 3 Mil CHD, 4 IAIPCHL Honorabie Mention, AllCity, Captaim. Drama Club Onternatlonal Thespian Society 1,2, 3, 41Presiden0. National Honor Society 3, 4 IPresidentL Student Council 3, 4 Band IStage Band1 1,2, 3 NHL Honors Bandy Cathy Lynn Swearingen June 16 3Good friends are never left faibehind. .Choir 1, 2, 3, Drill Team 2, Pep Club 3.;Ski Club 3. Art Club 4. Sandra Mane Szczepek May 30 l fInd the great thing in this world is not so much where we stand as In what direction we are moving.' Holmes Cheerleading 1. Drill Team 2. Rebecca Lynn Thacker September 15 ' Do what you can. with what you have, where you are Theodore Roosevelt. Drama Club 1 Computer Club 1. Jason Thielan Nicme Ulbrich' Jessica Trimble December 28 Don't worry about what happened moment of today? Samuel Arthur Troutman March Music 'is In life. Band, 1, 2. Vice-PresidenU. Sta January 16 moment at a Jessica Trimble Sam Troutman Angel Tyrrell UzTom Vollmer Jeff Waple Joe Ward what's going to happen to tommorrow, jus reful, watch what you do, but befgy git; lub 1, 2, 3. Tiger's Tongue Secretary 4. JCWA 3, 4. ?Wf magic power of the music in me . . . Tri mph 3. Yearbook Staff 2, 4. Ski Club 3, 4. , - L , . , . , Randy Watkins eesithe mud and one the stars.' 'Frederick La$gbridge. ' 3, 4 Band 1 Manors Bandy 2, 3 Manors Bandy V. . v ' ' 9 Baskethll LCaptai , All League, 4 Captain, All League, Soc Captain, All-Le Band 1, 2,8 resident, French Club 1 2,3. Operation Youth 3. 4 Leslie Joseph War Ranciy Scott Wat is Friends are a great pa schoolf Computer Club 3, 4. Tiger Sandra Lynn Webster September I OEA 3, 4 ,Second d in my life of high R: w vid Paul White . When the goir$ 9X5 t- guard down and remem- Track 1, 3, 4. National Hm Dale Willis Wilson Friends are a luxu Tennis .3. 4. Helen Elisabeth Lisa Wetterich Susan Wissel a 1d Zimrnerman ;: er6 Wilson Hargis Ill Stephen Kin Hizar Thomas James Hughes Lisa Michelle lmhoff David LeroiyKitelinger Jr. Houston Edwayd Lay Anthony Jay thr James Kenneth Maynard Jamey David McKinney Gregory Lynn Miller Matthew Eric Mouser Robert lsham Peters Paul Joseph Platz my Elizabeth quinson Ben Rogers x 9111 Kristen Schramm Kenneth Ray Wombles Heather Marie Young Row 1: Missy Roadcup, Lynn Hom- burg, Wendy Gay, Amy Pettit. Row 2: Scott Steger. David White, Julie Moss, Kelly Bivens, Karen Streng, Pam Al- kire, Kristen Parr, John Stroeh, Jody Burton, Angela TyrelL Row 3: Susan Wissel, Wade Cooksey, Adam Henry. Tom Vollmer, Brett Slater. Rob Polly, Mark Napier, Aaron Brandon, Jeff Mor- gan, ML Bivens, Mrs. Colclasure. National Honor Society Row 1: Gina Nunnelley, JennyC'askselL Craig Jeffrey, Nicole Ulbrich,. Karen Streng ROW 2: Chris Hedrickscmt Boyskk KareriGoWetskigR'uth Herzog. I Row 3: Anne Malott, Rob Hampton, 511-. 3 san' Wis'sei; Heather Floyd, Aug 1 Tyh ' ell,kMrc Zinnebker. w Tigefs Tongue Staff 54mubs Row 1: Kristen Stroeh, Brandee Krabill, Carrie Fox, Kim lgo, Jeni Hirsch Martin Bissman. John Calder,. Row 2: Amy Napier, Wade Cooksey. Chris Cooksey, Michelle Perry, Deanne Ireland, Jacque Heal, Kim Marshal, Kathleen Kutschen- reuter, Laurie Powell. Vanessa Parr, Jenny McNally. Row 3: Susan Wissel, Fletcher Gibson, Sandy Cecie, Sara Parton, Aaron Bradon, Terrie Puckett, Chris Skinner, Brian Pape, John Stroeh, Marty Sargent. Row 4: Kristen Foster, Ruth Herzog, Mark Napier, Adam Henry, Rob Hampton, Chris He- drick, Karen Gowetski. Row 5: Sandra Wissel, Kim Welsh, Karen Streng, John Gest. David Stroeh, Bryan Mott, Steve Marshall, Daron Jones, Cammie Fog ter. Mrs. Myers. International Thespians Susan Wissel, Karen Streng, Brandee Krabill, Ruth Herzog, Mark Napier, Ter- ry Puckett, Kathleen Kutschenreuter. Kim Marshall, Kristen Stroeh, David Stroeh, John Stroeh, Rob Hampton Art Club L Row 1: Cathy Swearingen, Jenny Cas: sell, Julie Huddleston, ColleenjEdding- field, Jennifer Bieri. wa 2: Kelly The , bert, Kelly Malott. RaChel Phil'poktgj Christy Witskin, Stacy Clark, Kim Igo. Row 3: Molly Riehle, Anhe Malott, Kaj j ren Streng, 'Heatheir Floyd, JuylieMul'v laney, Amy; Mullaney. Row 4: Chris Her drick, Kim Welch. Mrs; Reynolds. Drama Club Art Club Clubsx55 Junior Council on World Affairs, Row 1: Julie Moss, Wendy Gay, Angela Raby, Pam Alkire, Nicole Ulbrich, Kris- ten Parr, Julie Rape', Holly Dunbar, Lu- cie Becus. Kim 190. Row 2: Angie Rho- x denburg, Chris Cooksey, Michelle Perry, Stef Estep, Lee Eckert, Lynn Homburg, Paula Adkins, Rose French, Heather Dunbar, Kelly Bivens, Diane Morr, Julie Mullaney. Row 3: Amy Pet- tit, Karry Beshman, Kelly Malott, Shaw non HIH, Deane Ireland, Karen Gowetski, Angel TyrellL Dane Frick, Jacque Heal, Heath McCarthy, Terrie Puckett, Aaron Brandon, Karen Streng, Mr. Dickmann. Row 4: Brian Mott, Ruth Herzog. Steve Marshall, Susan Wissel, John Calder, John Bissman, John Stroeh, Jeff Waple, Chris Hedrick, Adam Henry, Mark Napier, Kenny Hines, Rob Gannoway. Junior Council On World Affairs Mock LLH. Row 1: Michelle Perry, Holly Dunbar, Pam Alkire Heath McCarthy, Rose French. Row 2: Angel Tyre Aaron Brandon, Mark Napier, Kelly Bivens, Karen Streng Heather Dunbar Shan non Hill. Row 3: Susan Wissei, Lee Eck- ert John Calder Jeff Waple, John ,Stroeh John Bissman Mr Dickmahn, 1 Stephanie Esfep. Spanish Club , ' ' Row 1: Chris Barfeis Mark Kirby, Dee . ' Dee G1edig. Paige Lacy, Kim Harper,- Meek O.H' Delatlon JenhySzczepek, 1, Michelle Cgmbs Cas- sie Gambill, David 'Hiles; Jason Lucy. F Row 2: Jared Hirsch Troy Moores, Va11'essa Parr; Either Brannon Lisa Hehdron Jen y Tackett, Joanna St'ay- , 1911,,Kris We Ronda Black, Dean Bar- 'Dawn Ciyznik,fTracekyf Masters, Chad, f Gibson, Mike Ross, 'Steve Forbes,' ,Ta111my Parrott Sherri Franklin, John 1- Biss1nan,$ jm is' Smyth', 53151 P311011, :Danx ', Webster, Gina Nunne'lly, T ammy Lyon; i Spanish Club 561c1ubs ,7. ItschIarid French I Club Row 1: Brandon GilIings, Shawn Os- borne, Shelly Kay, Tricia Runge, Eddie I Denion. Row 2: Nicole Stevens, Geanne Detrick. Michele Bigham, Holly Olson, Chris Mills, Susan Gay. Row 3: Laura Everett, Dodie Setty Geoff Martin. Geoff Hueil, Amy Napier, Andrea Mc- I Clellan, Mrs. Cairns. French Club II Row 1: Jim Berry, Lucie Becus, Chris Cooksey, Willy Cole, Julie Rape, Elli Wintzler, Kwok Moy, Sonya Warren DeeDee Dugle. Row 2: Barb Hudson, Jenny Kamon, Christy Browning, Kim Lake, Joe Lambert, Jenny McNalIy, Jacqui Shearer, Shannon Lee, Laurie Powell, Sherri Puckett, Jenny Lambert, Carrie Moore. Row 3: Mr. Friedman, Scott Everett, Nate HackIer, Scott May, Jamie Boys. Daron Jones, Chris Hedrick, Steve Marshall, David Byrne. Jenny Cassell Tricia GordIey, MEIissa Hughes, Julie Huddleston, Scott Boys, Tammy Jackson. French II Club German Club Row 1: Daxiid Stevenson Jeni Hirsch. Michelle Zimmer. Julie Rape HicoIe Ulbrich, Linda Lothrdp, KathIee'n Kus' L-chenreuter Mike Yacavonhtg Row 2: Matt Dickman, Steve Noel Christy Ja Cobs, Carol Schmieg, Kelly Malolt, Elli Wintzler, Ruth Herzog, 'LAIenda Dona- y-hue, Aaron Brandon, Andy Bissr'nan, Jason Wcio'druff. Row 3: Mr. Friedman I Mark Strecker, Jay Na ' I :vanper; Lynne Mills Te Angie Fischer, P G Magne soy, La y Lovelace, Scott Stegerg John B sman, David StroLeh LSeanL Murphy l b German C u CIubsI57 584CIubs Rifle Corps Stage Band Band Row 1: Jacque Heal, Heather Dunbar, Wendy Gay, Chris Lundy, Angel Tyrell, Jamie Vaughan, Sandi Sattler, Leta Boyd, Diane Morr, Pam Alkire, Terrie Puckett, Adam Henry. Row 2: Holly YarneIl. Lucie Becus. Andrea McClel- lan, Sheila Machiels. Michelle Cooke, Bethany Jones, Carrie Fox, Barb Ow ens, Holly Dunbar, Kim Marshall, Row 3: Nicole Stevens, Amy Napier, Ruth Herzog, Ed McIntosh, Kelly Seto, Aaron Brandon, Jim Berry, Julie Mullaney, Dena Barton, Susan Gay. Row 4: Laura Everett, Mark Napier. Brian Hackler, Wade Cooksey, Steve Marshall, Dave Wilson, Jason Inzer. Garth Wilson. Jay Napier,-Sandy Pierson. Row 5: Andy Riddiough, Brian LaPrad, Jeff Hueil, Sam Troutman, John Bissman, Craig Lewis, Kathleen Kutschemeuter, Row 6z'Brian Henry, John Gesi, Matt Con- ley, Scott Wilson, Brian Mott, Chris Cooksey. Chris Lydn, Rifle Corps Kneelihg: Leta Boyd Standingz, Sandi Sattler, Angel Tyre , Jamie Vaughan. Stage; Band - Row 41 Scott Wilson John Gest; Sam Troutman. Ruth Herzog Row 2: Jim Berry, Brandee Krabill, Steye Marshall, L Jeff Huai! Row3rCraig Lewis, Kathleen Kutschenreuter Row 4: Adam Henry, Matt Conley, Marty Sargent Woodwind Section Row 1: Carrie Fox, Holly Dunbar Row2; Josie Scovanner, Laura Everett, Andrea Dena McClellan, Chris Cambell, Barb Owens. Row 3: Sheita Macheils, Julie Mullaney, Dena Barton, Row 4: Diane Morr, Bethany Jones, Ruth Herzog. Saxophone Section Row 1: Adam HQury, Wendy Gay, Ed McIntosh, Row 2: Aaron Brandon, Bri- an Hackler Amy Napier. Row 3: Kelly Seto, Brandee Krabill, Chris Cooksey. Susan Gay. Row 4: Kathleen KutSchenV reuter, Jim Berry, Geoff Martin. Brass Ensemble Row 1: John Gest, Brian Henry,yLSCott Wilson Row 2: Chris Cooksey, Brian Marshall; Kathieen Kutschenreuzer. Row 3: Matt Conley, Jeff Hueii. Woodwind Section Saxophone Section Brass Ensemble Clubswg Trumpet Section Low Brass Section Percussion Section I t, I Trumpet Section L Low Brass Section; L iPerkcussion Section I . ' Row 1: Jay Napier, Wade Cooksey, Row 2: Row 1: Craig Lewis, Brian Henry. Row 2: Top to bottom: John Guenther, Marty Sar- , Steve MarshalL Row 3: Mark Napier, Chris Scott Wilson, John Gest, Row 3: Matt Con- gent, Kristin Foster, Sam Troutman. ' , Lyon, Garth Wilson. Row 4: Bryan Mott, Jeff ley, Andy Riddiough. Hueil. I GWClubs Choir Show Choir Hy Yarnell BreIndee Krabill Josie Scovanner, Kelly Seto, Brian Show Choir a'de Cooksey, Chris Cooksey, Brian Pape, Nicole Stevens Kathleen Row 1: Laurie Powell Brandee KrabiII, Tracy Mas- Kutschehteuter,RI1th erzog', Kristin Stroeh. Row 2: Jennie Lammert MicheIIe Perry, Sonya ters, KathIeen Kutschemeuter, KeIIy Seto, Josie Warren, Tammy Lyon Rachel Phrlpot. Knstin Foster, Marty Sargent John Gest, Chris Scovaner, Terrie Puckett, Row 2: Karen Streng, Skinner, Amie Vaughah, Kim Harper, Deanne lreIand. Row' 3; Tammy Pape, Vanessa Parr, Wade Cooksey, Chris Skinner, Craig Henry, Ruth Tracy Masters, Juley ShuItz, Tina Hammond, Laurie Powell, Craig Henry, Jay Napier Tom Herzog. Row 3: Jenny Lammert, Chris Cooksey, Preston, Amy Napier :Susan Gay, Jeanne Dietrick, Holly Olson, Terrie Puckett, Row 4: John Gest, Darrin Jones. Row 4: Kristin Foster, Kim MarshaII Daron Jones Bryan Mott Steve Adam Henry. Steve MarshaII, Mark Napier. Row 5331 Roadcup, Sandra Wissel Cammie Foster, 5: Missy Roadcup, Kim Marshall, Karen Gowetski, , , Sondra Wissel CIust6I Science Olympic Team Row 1: Mr. Wagner, Chris Cooksey, Da- vid Stevenson, Holly Olson. Row 2: Andy Bissman, Jacque Heal, Lucie Be cus, Amy Napier. Row 3: Steve Mar- shall, Ruth Herzog, John Stroeh, Mark Napier, Aaron Brandon, Karen Streng, Mrs. Lemon. Teen. Awareness Group , Row 1; Lucie BeCus, Andrea McClellan. Jennifer Bieri, Kathleen Kutschen renter, Jannifer Depue; Jacque Heal, Kim Marshall. Row 2: Karen Streng, 'Brandee Krabill, Laura Everett, Chris 'LCon'sey, Mark Napier, Steve Marshall, Bryah' Mott, Chris Hedrick. ,' T.A.G. Student Council IRowlli Lynne Mills; Jeni Hirsch; Becky, L Cox Alison Erney,SheriFrarIklin,Ai-1 I Student Council 62ic1ubs 21;: gm V. 38a Ski Club Row 1: Cindy Riley, Allison Emey. Da- vid Williams, Roy Troutman, Mike Dean, Jeff Brancamp, Chad Gibson, Don Vinson, Ed Denion, Shawn Moore, Henry Risoy, Matt Dickman, Scott Boys, Chris Barfels, Kim Lake, Christy onwning, Row 2: Julie Rape', Nicole Ulbrich, Leigh Ann Hlohinec, Lynn Hamburg, Jeni Hirsch. Angie Ossage, Joe Lammert, Kelly Bivens, Brian Graf- ton, Mike Martin. Chris Hedrick. John Calder, Rob Hampton, Michelle Perry, Laurel Christianson, Tina Nelson, Scott Myers, Mary Ann Murphy, Jim Hamm, Kristin Strecker, Mr. Zinnecker, ML Olson. 1 ; 5' Iiv w ., av g Computer Club , - - Row 1: Howard Roark. Row 2: Sam Say- lor, Andy Bissman, Brian Papa, Logan Williams. Row 3:-Mr. Olson, Jody Da- vidson, David Stephenson. Science Club : - - r- Row 1: JaCQueTHealxMark rHapiLEr; Ruth Herzog, LucyBecus. Row 2: Davidisie- gve'nson, Aaron Brandon, John Stroeh, Science Club Fencing Club Clubsw3 Guidance Aides Guidance Aides ' Sitting: Nicole Ulbrich, Julie Huddlestoh. Standing: Rose French, Heath McCarthy. Library Aides Library Aides Row 1: Jessica Trimble, Jill Kaitenhausen Row 2: Jerry Rottinghaus, Tammy Bryant, Loti Baehr, Shannon Richardson. Attendance Office Aides Row 1: Lisa Dunn, Jacqui Shearer, Jennifer Yeats. Tricia; Go'rdley, Dody Setty, Terry How- ard, Drew Gude, Kris Webb. Row 2: Michelle Fisher, Linda Lothrop, Lee Eckert, Sxacy Clark, Samantha Oskamp, David Martin, 64mubs Attendance Aides x47 School Service Group Gym Aides School Service Grdup Row 1: Stacy Cldrk, Angela Raby. Lynn HomI burg, Lee Eckert, Rob Ganaway. Wendy Gay. Row 2: Kevin Miller, Sondra Wissel, Susan Wissel. Eiizabeth Crisp. Heather Dunbar, Kelly Bivens. Row 3: .Jufie Huddleston. Jenny Cas- seH, Rob Hampton, John Bissman, Julie Moss, Rose French, Row 4: Dan Morris. Gym Aides Clockwise: Kevin OASullivan. Dan Morrisk Greg Pelfrey. Carl Ealy. Cafeteria Aides Row 1: Missy Campbell, Rick Kirkland. Row 2: Jeryl Rottinghaus Otis Bird, Shem Alder: Row 3 Don Southerland Miracie Owens Cathy Pe- ters Leroy McMullen. Science Aides Row 1: Molly Riehle. Missy Roadcup, Caro! Schmieg. Dee Dee Hardesty. Scdtt Steger. Rob- ' -, Gannaway. Craig Brandy Row 2 Alenda Dona-' hue, Lynn Hamburg, Lyn Brogan, Brydgett Stwarka, Melanie Bentley, Tony Carovillan Rob Hampton. A , Cafeteria Aides Science Aides ClubsI65 Lohian Staff Am Pictured identifying pic. tures, writing copy and pre- paring the Senior, Class and Club Sections of the year. book are Lynn Hamburg. Lee Eckert. Jeff Waple. , Jody Burton. and Kristen Foster. Creativity, dedication, and hard work on the part of El- lie Wintzler. David Zimmer- man. John Stroeh, Julie Moss. and Stacy Clark pro- duced pictures, advertising, and the entire Activities Section. ,LKrisLten Parr. Rob Hampton, f and Randy Watkins. m add L , tion to laboriously prLepLaring . :gthe Sports Section, desxgned division pages Ltyped Lcopy, jand filled out nuLmErous, i foers 66 y Clubs Editorial Board Bright, enthusiastic, and full of energy, the yearbook staff begins the demanding job of putting together the 1987 Lohian for you. Row 1: Rob I Hampton, Kristin Foster, John Stroeh, Lee Eckert, Jeff Waple, Stacy Clark, Da- vid Zimmerman, Row 2: J Jody Burton, Nicole Ulbrich, Lynn Hamburg, Randy Wat- kins, Kristen Parr, Julie Moss, Ellie Wintzler. Yearbook Sales at noon I were directed and accom- plished by Danny Martin and Dane Frick. The creative and arresting early morning commercials for the Lohian Were written and performed by, John Bissman and Aaron Bran- don. with an occasional helpf from their friends. .V ,Aft'er yakjob wellijidone; agtitgd . : x- yearbook L staff waves 5 uqooo-svam. Clubs 67 33.3th 3.2 E . . . An athlete knows that sports are much deeper than just a game . They serve as an outlet where he can discover he has more in him than he ever imagined. An athlete follows a cause and effect path. The cause is: he is dedicated. Then the effect is: he is proud. Dedication doesnlt always show up in record books or stat sheets. It is a personal thing. Only the individual knows if he's giving his all, and he must live with it if he isnt. If he gives everything he has, he can be proud. Pride also doesnlt lie in printed results. A last place finisher can be proud. Pride is also shunning glory for a cause; an inside block that opens up a touchdown, an unselfish pass that sets up a goal. encouraging a teammate in the lead to push himself. He must have pride in his team and what it represents. And what does the team represent? lt stands for a place where we have grown, made friends, and learned to call home in a span of four years. lh that'time the athlete has become part of the school, and the school has become part of the athlete's life. We honor all LHHS athletes in this sports section, but we - e especially honor the seniors, who, whether they continue to ' , .corhpete or not, will follow many different pursuits in years ' to come. Weihclpe as they look through this section, they will . remember everything about their isports' experience at Love- land'Hurst High School, but mast of all we hope they rememr her dedication and pride. , By Rob Harhptqn SportsHl ! Varsity Football Team First Loveland Football Team Ever To Reach Playoffs! Varsity Football Row 1: Scott May, Bob Cox, Terry Howard, David Hiles, Tony Maurer, Greg Palfrey, Terry Klemt. Row 2: Chris Flynn, Matt West, Brian Adkins, Chris Dick, Jeff Burris, Shawn Richardson, Roger Burleson, Brad Cook. Row 3: Brent Faul, Jeff Morgan, Jeff McCann, Jim Dimitt, John Moore, Troy Moores, Scott Myers, Dan Harris, Perry Street. Row 4: John Sargent, Scot Filgis, Brian Martin, Keith Mastrorocco, Dan Morris, Chris Kelly, John Morgan, Rob Nelson. Row 5: Coaches Mike Rich, Joe Rutkowski, Terry McCoy, Dennis Johnson, Chuck Battle, Tim Partin. Milford TEE Deer Park X 18-6 Glen Este . 923 Mariemont Finneytown 0'10 C A.P E lndGan Hill Madierax Reading 'Wyoming ,Fdrest Park Loveland brings down Finneytown in the two-part Homecoming game. Dan Harris looks downfield as he avoids the defensive rush. 72 Sports Varsity Football Team Aided In Their Efforts By Drill Team, J.V. Squad Drill Team Row 1: Terrie Puckett, Nicole Stevens, Susan Gay, Jacque Heal. Row 2: Holly Yarnell, Sandy Pearson, Laura Everett, Kim Marshall. Row 3: Wendy Gay, Pam Alkire, Chris Lundy, Diane Morr, Heather Dunbar. Junior Varsity Football Team Row 1: Andy Hillard, Jason Wdls, David Beaty, Brian Campbell, Shawn Tracy. Row 2: Troy Moores, L.J. Dozier, Scott Switzer, Chad Switzer, Steve Kenyon, Jim Dimitt. Row 3: Ray Day, Jeff Livengood, Joe Williams, David Ritter, Kevin Bronner. Row 4: Rob Howard, Shaun Richardson, Greg Lahley, Chris Dick, Tony Maurer. Row 5: Terry Howard, Mike Denney, Matt West, Chris Flynn, David Hiles. Row 6: Coaches Joe Rutkowski and Kevin Taylor. Senior Drill Team Row 1: Pam Alkire. Heather Dunbar. Row 2: Wendy Gay, Chris Lundy kaptainl Diane Morr Captain; Sports : 73 New Advisor Miss Balanda Helps Cheering Program Expand ;. . V .. In ,..$ u r Varsity Cheerleaders Left to right: Leigh Ann Hlohinec, Lee Eckert, Stacy Clark, Shelly Hammond. Catrina Couch, Brydgett Stwarka. Not Pictured: Lynn Homburg. J.V. Cheerleaders Left to right: DeeDee Gredig, Melissa Golter, Jenny Colwell, Theresa Fuson, Vanessa Parr, Laurie Powell, Jenny Lammert. Mascot: Kathleen Kutschenreuter Freshman Cheerleaders Row 1: Kim Carmichael. Row 2: Jenny Evans, Dawn Buss- meyer, Dawn Hyden, Jeni Hirsch Row 3: Kim Tracey, Janina Trimble. 74 Sports Arm Golf Team Led By Post Coach And Player Of The Year Golf Team Row 1: Tim Mouser. Jarod Hirsch. Mike Dean. Row 2: Mark Kirby, Jeff driver. Mark Powell, Coach Evans. Not Pictured: Brett Slater, Kevin O,Sullivan. Deer Park 168-198 Finneytown 166-205 Goshen 1 66-202 Deer Park 159-190 New Richmond 160-199 Mariemont 159-197 Glen Este 147-170 Finneytown 169-193 Bethel Invitational 2nd Place C.A.P.E. 161-163 Indian Hill 159-166 Madiera 164-183 Reading 160-236 Glen Este 155-173 Wyoming 190-189 New Richmond 166-181 Sectionals 5th 326 League 3rd 350 Mr. Evans was named 1986 Post Coach of the Year. Senior Brett Slater, Player of the Year. drives the ball to the green resulting in another Loveland victory. Sports175 WWW Varsity Volleyball Led By Its Seniors, cueXaEssig Volleyball Schedule lndhnI H Deer Park Mariemont Goshen Cape Reading Nyon ng Madeira Finneytown lndhn Hm Deer Park Mariemont Cape Rea$ng Wyoming Finneytown Madeira Mason Tournament J.V. Board 13-5 rrrgrrrrfrrgr r$$Er Varsity Volleyball Row 1: Jenny Kamon, Shannon Hill, Row 2: Linda Lothrop, Jenny Doan, Jacque Heal. Row 3: Kim Marshall, Samantha Oskamp, Kristen Parr. Not pictured: Willie Cole Willie Cole moves for the offen sive spike.- J.V. Volleyball Row 1: Kim Begue, Shannon Lee, Allison Ernie, Sheri Franklin, Angie Whitaker, Row 2: Rhonda Black, Becky Cox, Bethany Jones, Joanna Stayton, Row 3: Barb Hudson, Stephanie Tracy, Maria Howland, Jenny McHally. Joanna Stayton bumps the ball to the setter. 76 Sports Both Boys And Girls Cross-Country Teams Place Second In The CHL Cross Country Team - Row 1: Kari Kandil, Michelle Cooke, Kris Webb, Elli Wintzler, Rob Hampton, Craig Jeffery. Geoff, Martin, Mike Martin, Jamie Vaughn, Row 2: Lucie Becus, Steve Walker, Matt Coady, David White. John Bissman, Coach Ferone. Cross Country Schedule Anderson Inv. Syca more Milford Mason CCDS Kings Anderson CHL Meet District Kari Kandil strides through an open field. Sports 77 Lucy Becus turns the corner late in the race. Varsity Boys' Soccer Takes 3rd Place In CHL Varsity Schedule Milford 3-2 Greenhills 64 Purcell Malion 4-0 Indian Hill 10 Deer Park 2-0 Mariemont 5-0 CHE 4-0 Seven Hills 31 C.A.P.E. 52 Reading 70 Country Day 0-0 Wyoming 1.1 Madeira 70 Finneytown 2-2 Mariemom 4'2 McNicholas 10 Boys' JV Record 542 Bayy Varsity Soccer Row 1: Ken Hines. Tony Carovillano, Larry Hutzel, Shane Woodruff, Sean Timon. Row 2: Coach Zinnecker, Jeff Dunn, Rob Polly, Jeff Jordahl, Mark Schuler, Bill Green. Row 3: Henry Risoy, John Stroeh, Rob Holt, Jeff Waple, Doug Cook, Jay Jungles, Rob Goedde. Not Pictured: Mike Dunlap i i 1 Ken Hines clears the ball out of defensive territory. Boys J V Soccer Row 1: Jeff Green, Matt Wilson, Chad Gibson. Chad Timon, Baldino Manfredo, Derek Byerman, David Lucy, Kevin Corelli, Dave Wilson. Row 2: Marty Sargeant, Chris Barfels. Joe Myers, Brad King. PAG. Magner, Jason Woodruff, John Gunether, Brandon Gillings, Larry Hutzel, Shay Hill. Row 3: Coach Cassidy, Jeff Steinau, Steve Lay, Jeff Brancamp, Jeff Schimdt, Matt Dickman, Sean Murphy, Mark Schuler, Jeff Hoiel, Mark Strecker. Jeff Steinau throws the ball up-field. 78 Sports Girls1 Varsity Soccer Post 13-3-1 Record Varsity Schedule Milford 4-1 Mason 5-2 Finneytown 10 C.C.D.S. 4-1 Mt. Healthy 5-4 Mariemont 2-1 CHE 7-0 Reading 80 Sycamore 32 Little Miami 5-0 Seven Hills 42 Wyoming l0 Madiera 1,1 New Richmond 70 Deer Park 40 Indian Hill 72 McNicholas 2-1 J.V. Record 5-5-2 Varsity Girls' Soccer Row 1: Dawn Czyznik, Michelle Jones, Cassie Gambill, Tammy Parrot, Lyn Brogan, Jody Burton, MEI Bentley. Row 2: Paula Adkins, Kendra Marcum, Michelle Combs, Tracey Masters, Cindy Jacobs, Faith Terry1 Coach Dan Woodruff, Nicole Ulbrich. Wendy Hopkins. Tonya Giver. Cammie Foster, Christy Jacobs, Coach Fontova. Dawn Czyznik turns the ball towards the Loveland offense. Junior Varsity Girls' Soccer Row 1: Shawn Osborne, Shelly Kay, Andrea Smith, Paige Lacy, Amy Dickten. Row 2: Nicole Harris, Sherry Horton, Aimee Spears, Tricia Runge, Chris Mills, Sheila Michaels. Row 3: Lynne Mills, Dody Setty, Chrissy Bernhardt, Amy Napier, Carrie Fox, Amiee Hoffman. Coach Fontova. Coach Fontova and Post Coach of the Year. Coach Woodruff. Sporty 79 37 Seniors Help LHHS To A Number 1 Football Roger Burleson Jeff Burris Brad Cook Bob Cox Keith Mastrorocco John Moore Jeff Morgan Dan Morris Scott Myers Cheerleaders Stacy Clark Lee Eckert Leigh Ann Hlohinec Lynn Homburg Golf Volleyball Kevin O'Sullivan Mark Powell Brett Slater Linda Lothrop Kristen Parr 80 Sports CHL Ranking In Fall Competition Cross Country 4, o3 0 me John Bissman Rob Hampton Mike Martin David White Elli Wintzler Boys' Soccer wags f Doug Cook Mike Dunlap Jeff Dunn W7 Rob Goedde Ken Hines Rob Holt Rob PONY John Stroeh Girls' Soccer Jeff Waple Shane Woodruff Paula Adkins Jody Burton Nicole UlbfiCh Sporty 81 Boys Basketball Graduates Only Two Seniors And Freshmen Go 13-2 k? V; Nixlyif 37f Boyy Varsity Basketball Row 1: Coach Ferone, Rob Polly, Jason Utt, Dan Harris, Lance Bolin, Mike Dunlap, Coach Priest. Row 2: Jeff Driver, John Westfall, Jeff Wav ple, Kevin Brown, Chris Bowman, Mark Kirby. Boys' Junior Varsity Basketball Freshman Basketball Row 1: Shaun Richardson, Jeff Steinau, Mark Schuler, Steve Walker, Row 1: Jim Maple, Chad Gibson, Dan McEwan, Chad Switzer, Brad King. Row Gary Hunley, Jarod Hirsch. Row 2: Chris Flynn, John Hughes, Matt 2: Greg Taylor, Jeff Green, Matt Colwell, Shaun Murphy, L.J. Dozier. Row 3: Dickman, Chris Bowman, Sabin Dial. Row 3: John Guenther, Shawn Scott Switzer. Coach Davidson. Strunk. Coach Evans. 82 Sports Girls1 JV Finishes 14-5 i I I Girls' Varsity Basketball Row 1: Jennifer Golter. Julie Moss, Christie Brotherton, ROSE French, Julia Trimble. Row 2: Kristen Parr, Kim Mack, Samantha Oskamp, Paula Adkins, Tammy Buchenau, Row 3: Manager-Rhonda Black, Coa- Paul Adkins leads me Loveland defense to how the ch Johnson. ball. Girls' Varsity Basketball Schedule Madeira 26-66 Finneytown 2862 Indian Hill 32-44 Deer Park 31-29 Mariemont 48-45 Kings 33-61 C.A.P.E. 27-60 Ursuline 37-44 Reading 30-83 Madeira 19-46 Wyoming 40-60 Finneytown 14-45 Indian Hill 26-50 Deer Park 46-34 Mariemont 45-49 Little Miami 29-30 CAPE, 18-60 Reading 19-56 Wyoming 25-69 Girls' J.V. Basketball Row 1: Kim Harper, Tricia Runge, Dody Setty, Chris Mills, Angie Fischer. Janina Trimble. Row 2: Jenny Lambert, Maria Howland, Jenny McNally, Heather Carlson, Kristie Clifton. Sporty 83 Basketball Cheerleaders Help Cure Winter Blahs Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders Left to Right: Shelly Hammond, Heather Curliss, Jacque Heal, Pattie Hughes, Faith Terry, Melanie Bentley, Lyn Brogan, Brydgett Stwarka. Melanie Bentley looks to the crowd for team support. J.V. Basketball Cheerleaders Left to Right: Melissa Golter, Teresa Fuson, Tammy Parrot, Laurie Powell, DeeDee Gredig, Joanna Stayton, Jennie Lambert. Melissa Golter raises spirit during a tight JV game. 84 $ orts Freshman Cheerleaders P Left to Right: Shelly Kay. Aimee Spears, Jenny Evans, Kim Tracy, Julie Shutlz, Dawn Busemeyer, Jeni Hirsch, Andrea Smith. Senior Shane Woodruff Named CHL Most Valuable Wrestler Wrestling Schedule Franklin Inv. 4th 1 Madeira Inv. 9th r Little Miami Inv. 4th Reading Inv. 12th Milford Inv. 8th ; CHL 4th ' Districts 12m r L Wrestling I Row 1: Troy Fuson, Greg Packett, Dirk Byerman, Jason Lucy, Scott Call Row 2: Tony Maurer, Scott Zeilmann, Brian Coll, Chris Barfels, Ron Baxter Row 3: Chris Dick, Steve Girty, Chris Kelly, Brian Belcher, Brian Wilcox Row 4: Roger Burleson, Tad Brulport, Shane Woodruff, Kirk Begue, Matt Mouser l E F i E i Tad Brulport smiles Victoriously as the ref points towards his fan club. Mat Kittens Row 1: Barb McDonough, Lisa Reifenberger, Monica Jones. Row 2: Becky Cox, Christy Jacobs, Kim Marshall, Michelle Mallot. Sporty85 Seniors Give Winter Team Leadership Wrestling Tad Brulport Matt Mouser Shane Woodruff Girls' Basketball Paula Adkins Rose French Kim Mack Julie Moss Kristen Parr Boys' Basketball WW 4 E 86 Sports Rob Polly Jeff Waple Rob Hampton And Christy Jacobs. Take lst In CHL 400 Meter Dash Boys' Trac Row 1: Bobby Shearer, Scott May, Todd Hodgins, Greg Packett, Clarence Miracle, Rob Hampton, John Moore Row 2: Jeff Morgan, Jeff Huell, Jim Dimitt, Ken Hines, Geoff Martin, Mike Martin, Matt Coady. Row 3: Coach Rich, Jay Hamm, Dave White. Henrik Risoy, Jason lnzer, Scott Myers. Hot pictured: Bart Richardson Coach Rich discusses the 100 meter dash competi- tion with Ken Kines and Rob Hampton. Girls' Track Row 1: Amy Dickton, Tricia Runge, Cindy Raleigh, Becky Cox, Amy Napier, Amiee Spears. Row 2: Coach Rich. Kara Hammond, Jamie Vaughn, Michelle Cooke, Christy Jacobs, Lucy Becus, Cindy Jacobs, Sherry Horton. Coach Pomeroy. Not Pictured: Jody Burton Tricia Runge beings the home stretch of the 400 meter dash Sports h 87 Tennis Team Continues Winning Ways In The C.H.L. Tennis Team Row 1: Jeff Green. Jason Woodruff, Nate Hackler, Dale Wilson, Kristen Strecker, Jennifer Kamon. Row 2: Drew Graham, Jeff Stewart. Brett Slater, Brian Grafton, Mike THeiss, Coach Colclasure. Tennis Schedule Williamsburg Amelia Indian Hill Deer Park CAPE Bethe! Reading Wyoming Little Miami Madeira Landmark Christian Finneytown Mariemont C.N.E. Amelia 4f 3:. N Ah I7 , 11111 1 w Record: 6 - 9 Sixth Place: CHL Captain Brett Slater shows off the form that he used as first singles player. 8W Sports EEFFEFFF$FEErrr Girls, Softball Contenders In CHL Race Girls' Softball Row 1: Tammy-Buchaneau, Julie Trimble, Gina Rohdenburg, Jenny Reid, Lisa Hendren, Melissa Grafton. Row 2: Coach Berkoff, Jacqu1 Shearer, Jenny Lambert, Michelle Parnell, Samantha Oskamp, Angie Rohdenburg, Heather Carlson, Coach Hacker. Girls' Softball Schedule Glen Este Hamilton Badin Deer Park Wyoming Reading Mariemont Deer Park Indian Hill Indian Hill Reading Norwood Colerain CHen Este Aiken Harrison Deer Park Reading Northwest Cape Wyoming Finneytown Finneytown Mariemont Milford Cape Cincinnati Christian Taylor Deer Park Hamilton Badin CHL Loveland lnvit. Harrison lnvit. I-gr-QEI-EESEgl-I-EQEFEEF$F$EFQEFF 2nd Place 4th Place 4th Place Girly J.V. Softball Row 1: Theresa Fuson, Laurie Neff, Shannon Lee, Kim Harper, Megan Anderson. Row 2: Coach DeHart, Janina Trimbell, Dotie Setty, Kristy Clifton, Tammy Lyon, Bethany Jones, Sherri Franklin. 89 Polly Steals 81 Consecutive Bases, To Become 2nd All-Time In Nation! Varsity Baseball Schedule Amelia Milford Little Miami Mariemont Indian Hill Deer Park Bethel Withrow CAPE Reading Wyoming Maderia Finneytown Indian Hill Deer Park Greenhills Mariemont Varsity Baseball CHE Row 1: Rob Polly, Tom Vollmer, Greg Pelfrey, Dan Harris, Steve Walker, Sha wn Richardson, Jeff Jordahl. C APE Row 2: Doug Cook, Ken Imhaff, Sabin Dial, Kevin Brown, Brad Cook, Mark Kirby, Brian Martin, Stat.-Julie Moss. Reading Wyoming Maderia Finneytown Anderson Maderia McNick $ection TourJ rrrEgrr$EErr-QEQEI-EFEEI-EEEI- ' .fkggxggmw Lg .. L J. V. Baseball Row 1: Dan Maple, Larry Loveless, Shannon Smith, Chad Timon, Chad Gibson, Jason Lucy, Steve Forbes. Row 2: David Ritter, Brad King, Rocky Longstreth, John Hughes, Steve Noel, Matt Calwell, Gary Hunley. Brian Martin receives the signals from catcher, Greg Palfrey. Sporty 90 Seniors Help Make 1987 Boys' Track A Year To Remember In Sports h V . - . gumqa vrTWX x- Rob Hampton Ken Hines Mike Marlin John Moore Girls' Track Jeff Morgan Scott Myers Dave White Jody Burton Softball Tennis Baseball Angie Rohdenburg Brian Grafton Brett Slater Dale Wilson John Bissman JV; 1, 3K 1 Brad Cook Doug Cook Rob Polly Tom Vollmer 91 Honors, Honors, S. M'ia ; , 52w: , . . John Bissman Roger Burleson Brad Cook Scott Filgis Cassie Gavmbill Tonya Giver $3, , W Jarod Hirsch Christy Jacobs Cindy Jacobs Mark Kirby Chris Kelly Brian Martin x Keltfi Mastrorocco Jeff McCann Chris Mills John Moore Jeff Morgan Dan Morris Scott Myers Samantha Oskamp i v 92 Sports Honors. Honors Va Henrik Risoy a gm Aimee Spears John Stroeh Faith Terry Jamie Vaughn Jeff Waple Lucy Becus: Cross Country - lst team CHL, Hon. Mention Post AlHZity. Track - 0200 Rum 3rd District AA, Regional Qualifier. John Bissman: Cross Country - 2nd team CHL. Roger Burleson: Football - lst team CHL, Hon. Menlion Post AA AllCityA Jeff Burris: Football - Hon. Mention CHL. Jody Burton: Soccer- lst team CHL, 15: team Post AllCity. Track 1800 relaw 2nd CHL, 2nd District AA, Regional Qualifier; 0600 re law 3rd CHL. 3rd District. Regional Qualifier; HQ 2nd CHL, 3rd District, Regional Qualifier, State Qualifier. Brad Cook: Football - mew 2nd team CHL, Hon, Mention Post AlI-City; 0E3 lst team CHL. lst team Post Alerity. 5WD 2nd team, East-West All-Star Game, Hon, Mention AlI-Stale. Becky Cox: Track - mlscu9 Regional Qualifier. Bob Cox: Football - Hon. Mention CHL. Amy Dickten: Track - MOO relaw 3rd CHL; 0600 relaw 3rd CHL. 3rd District. Regional Qualifier, Scon- Filgis: Football - Hon. Mention CHL. Cassie Gambill: Soccer-lst team CHL, Hon. Mention Post AlI-City. Tonya Giver: Soccer - 151 team CHL. Rob Hampton: Track-MOO dasm CHL Champion. Dan Harris: Football - Hon. Mention CHL. Jarod Hirsch: Golf-Hon. Mention CHL. Wendi Hopkins: Soccer-Hon. Mention. Christy Jacobs: TrackiBOO relay 2nd CHL. 2nd district. Regional Qualifer; 060m relay 3rd CHL. 3rd district, Regional Qualifier; MOO dasm CHL Champion, District AA Champ, Regional 3rd, State Qualifier. Cindy Jacobs: Soccer-lst team CHL, Hon. Mention HPost and Enquirer AllCity. Trackfaoo relaw 3rd CHL; $00 relaw 2nd CHL, 2nd District. Regional Qualifier; QOO dasm 3rd CHL, 3rd District, Regional Qualifier, Slate Qualifier. Mark Kirby: Baseball-Hon Mention CHL. Chris Kelly: Football-2nd team CHL, Hon. Mention Post All-City; Wrestling- Regional Qualifier. Brian Martin: Football - Hon. Mention CHL; Baseball-Hon. Mention CHL. Mike Martin: Cross Country-an team CHL. Keith Mastrorocco: Football-ist team CHL, lst team Post AIl-City. East-West AllrStar Game, Jeff McCann: Football-2nd team CHL, Hon. Mention UPost All-City. Chris Mills: Soccer- Hon. Mention CHL. John Moore: Football-Hon. Mention CHL. Jeff Morgan: FootbalI-an team CHL; Track - Discu$ 2nd CHL, 3rd District, Regional Qualifier. Dan Morris: Football-lst team CHL; lst team Post AIl-Cily. Scott Myers: Football-Hon. Mention CHL. Samantha Oskamp: Sofball-Hon. Mention CHL. Michele Parnell: SnftbaIl-lst team CHL, Rob Polly: Soccer-lst team CHL; Baseball-lst team CHL. Easthest AIIAStar Game. Henrik Risoy: Soccer-lst team CHL, lst team 'Post All-City. Trisha Runge: Track-MOO relaw 3rd CHL; $00 relaw 2nd CHL, 2nd District, Regional Qualifier; 0600 relaw 3rd CHL, 3rd District, Regional Qualifier. Brett Slater: Golf-lst team CHL, District Medalist, Aimee Spears: MOO relaw 3rd CHL John Stroeh: Soccer-lst team CHL. Hon. Mention AlI-City. Faith Terry: Soccerrlst learn CHL. Hon. Memion All-City. Jamie Vaughn: Cross Country-lst team CHL. Jeff Waple: Soccer-Hon. Mention CHL; Basketball-Hun Mention CHL. V ,- Steve Walker: BasebaIl-Hon. Mention CHL John Westfall: BasketbaIl-lst team CHL. Shane WOOdTUff Shane Woodruff: Wrestlingnsz le CHL Champion. CHL MVP. Not pictured: Jacqui Shearer, Heather Carlson, Angie Rohdenburg: Softball - Ist team CHL. Kevin O'Sullivan: Golf-lst team CHL. lst team AllCily. Sports 93 g a E: g fie ; z 'w gr mnswmtmmm 'nz wan av w m... m- .3 L x-- . a--- , u,,, .. u, ,, ,ut!,y !w rifv3' ' 1. .U' 01 Angela Raby, Kelly Bivens and Wendy Gay 3 share a hug on their last first day of high school. . Hey, guys. we're having our picture taken , remarks Torn Lindner. Senior Julie Moss exclaims, Wow. this really is our last year, isn't it? , Loveland Hurst High awaits the first day of 1986-87 school year. Tracy Masters is happy to return to L,H.H.S. . Steve Lay and Steve Edin- burg enjoy their first lunch of cook's choice. The summer is drawing to a close and once again stu- dents find themselves in their first day of school with expectations of a great year. For some, the idea of enter- ing this large menacing building for their first time is intimidating. For others it is a mere routine, temporarily postponed during the summer months. The first day of school is a time for one to renew old friendships, to say hi to favorite teachers, and to realize that he is one step closer to graduation. It is not long, however, before the novelty and excitement has worn off and students must face the harsh reality of tests and homework. This is the start of yet another school year. QGTActivities x wELcome TO LHHS!!! I FREshMEN: FOR 9mm cowgmwca rue swam. IS sunvso me A saunas sgvuomous: Anew vou GLAD run! You Minn 714E Bonom or m: Torsm DOLE Amman? JuUVDISi CDNGMTIALAUONS. Vou ARE OFFICIALU? uVFElLLASSMFN' I Back On Track SENIORS: rrs 9mm usr vmn! CARVE DIEml! 1. Julie Rape' daydreams about her year in Sweden. 2. Senior Lynn Homburg warns Juniors Lyn Brogan and Catrina Couch of the perils of Junior English. 3. Chris Kelly. Jason Utt, Dan Harris. Catrina Couch, Pattie Hughes, Lyn Brogan, and Brydgett Stwarka smile for the camera while they're waiting for the bell to ring, 4 Amy Mullaney takes a cat-nap on her first day of high school. 0 TM: WILL g: A M.Su LoLliL rs: Fol ALL srunmrs 1: kaLouzl I: 0 snuwzu If m: gun a: me YEA: . vow muL her A 50 L urwo' 3 EMERGENCY LgMEDICAL FORMS o musr BE 8 TURNED IN BY t3 OCTOBER L L mum m1 nu Pm mu, b; purumxd m 4w. Gui Max a-VL return! $41 49 khoull'PV'US- 91. 0W Samar Fm $1445. Activities 97 1. Remnant . Ar ufhxgkribt iosckfuii Han. th.t.;V b 4A1 1 E. iL'Ll-I TO! P-gxf Asssnew scrum mesumrtnx arm; tawny. Su nut.-- gum, L7 3. A: m mam .pw gr 1:; , 5m Bug gnu: CHL studem r0 Ou+5xde HM. Lunchmwx W5 weak. The, ccs+ is $3.00. Fwdaq -5 ORANGE - BLACK DAY. .h- Ii. .6- ,EgkamarlslSmrurs mm! OEAMLjE Frukmm IJmmu aw BLACK vgad SOCK HOP'! 393 ,, Afhr +hc gum; Frldn; mam, r Ha: NHS is spansorinq a sock hep. If gnu wear a hat you. wlll b; dugibl; For a. daor prrzc, mcludung Cherry Cokl, sunglasses and max Hmdroam +-Shir+$ or masks. Th: cost is Mic. Lama $hou your spun? and hop out a waving couu- HM. Ch-ldruxs HaspiHLlr SUPPORT YouR ATHLETES SW A MUG! Becky Cox. Allison Erney and Aimee Spears smile as they no' tice that their favorite senior foot- ball player has walked in , Kevin O'Sullivan tells his friends that they must keep their Senior Rowdiness under some sort of control. The 8687 Varsity Football Team makes Tiger history by going to the State Playoffs. . Kim Harper, Steve Walker, and Michelle Combs anxiously await the first pep assembly of the year. Houston Lay and Mark Paytes show their Senior-ltis. 98 metivities . The band HGets Down in practice. . Shane Woodruff grins as he realizes that there are om only 100 and a half days left of his senior year. ' . Tammy Parrott and Joanna Stayton yell HWe got spirit! . . . What? . The band gets fired up for one more round of the hLoveland Fight Song . t Senior Spirit has hit Lee Eckert, Stacy Clark, Angie Rohdenburg, Linda Lothrop, and Pam Alkire. The Tread Of The Tiger Tigers got the spirit! Let's hear it! Fight! Fight! Fight! Fight! Fight! These words inspire us, push us to do our best, and instill in us a pride in our school. Tiger spirit is alive and well at Loveland, in our attitude toward sports, academics, art, music, and drama. We are proud of our accomplishments and rejoice in our victories. Our determination to be HNumber 1 and our confidence that the goal is within reach, drive us to excel. Our feelings can be summed up in this cheer: HL-O-V-E-L-A-N-D T-l-G-E-R-S, and we are the best! Activitiestgg 1. Homecoming King Jay Burris and Queen Lynn Homburg pose for a picture together. 2. Steve Girty says, nNow where did I leave my date? and Rob Polly responds, You got that problem , too? 3. The 1986 Homecoming Queen Candi- dates are Paula Adkins. Stacy Clark, Lynn Hamburg, Kristen Parr, Pam Al- kire, and Jody Burton. 4. Homecoming Queen Candidate Kristen Parr and her escort Mike Dunlap enjoy the last leg of the parade. 5. The Homecoming Queen Candidates and their escorts enjoy their front row seats. The theme for Homecoming, Underwater Para- dise proved extremely appropriate this year. The parade, Friday night, was followed by a heavy thunderstorm which caused the football game to be abruptly called off during the third quarter and postponed until Saturday afternoon. The queen candidates and their escorts found this to be a drenching experience as they sat huddled together under umbrellas on the side- lines and later trudged through the thick mud to await the crowning of this year's queen, Lynn Homburg. The dance Saturday night reached its peak when Jay Burris, imid live goldfish, hang- ing shells, and draping fishnet, became Home- coming King for 1986. 10W Activities Kick Up Your Heels . . . IVs Homecoming A o Sfudem Council wwww Hmmncy 0 Damn wiu. bl- a: 8:00...A.m.-no+ 0 131, Ohm . v.m.'. - on Smmdag. HOMECOMINGJ DA NCE HDMECOMING CAN DI DATES FOR GUEEN DPAULA ADKINS own ALKIRE tom? BuRTON Some? CLARK hum HomBuRG iamsTEN Pam Keep Falling on My for the camera. HOMECOMIMG CANDIDATES FOR IONS 0 KEVIN BROUN o JANJ ?uRRIS oCHRls KAMoN o DAMN? moRRls eROB Vow? oJouM STRoEH Head SENIORS 1794'! 4710' l 7ZW aw i: A 5th?! 4K Kayla 7414; llmx 77zwr-V4V 41;. M rrkaK r': frgzyflrtK 794,? y,;,; nrmzkzr to? 114:, Mt M k 5; ra mam I XM'avaW: flurkkaQII, 2.4m .I'zauizdakr, MK 0441 me. 11x4; 4 m VFW IIW at 4.470 PM :6: 17'4 754 k; M4. ;L7 , fu4,.ze. . End i 5L rainran ! I. The 1986 Homecoming King candidates are John Stroeh, Jay Burris, Rob Polly, Chris Kamon, and Dan Morris. Hot Pictured: Kevin Brown. 2. Jody Burton, Stacy Clark, and their escorts sing a round of Raindrops 3. The Sophomore Class shows its pride in their Homecoming float 4. 1986 Homecoming Queen Lynn Hamburg and her brother, Kerry, smile Activitiey 1 01 The Crunching Of Leaves Under Our Feet. lt's Halloween, the spookiest day of the year! This is the season to put on that outrageous costume and astound your friends with your creativity or hid- eousness, to send your favorite person a ghost, and to scare your parents when you bring home your report card. With the coming of fall, it is also time to vote! The Mock Election on October 31 gives students a chance to make their choices of candi- dates for public office, an exciting opportunity! In addition, Loveland High School is proud to be host to several foreign exchange students this year from nations around the world: Norway, West Germany, Japan, Brazil, and Ethiopia. wt $23ka met LHHS I Wld mm to wish HAPPY HALLOWEEN to our exmuny. students o w 5 . 6M5: $$$th 8 Mock median o :7. o i 9 It Hon haveni E regis+ered +0 Guess WM?! 8 vote, do So at m. mm' smuwn m. mmr muuL 111 mi of 1h: rtur O QuAtrER Am WWI! D iuoch. The. SO I Funk Wt . , I yew 1L4 Wu r9, Mm x F3 Blechan mu vow pmnk Dc Nar m; h l On vuvr 4,04 Mg mutt be; ad 9-1 Yam In, a Ia; today! j October 3' ! l. J.C.W.A. members tally the votes in the November mock election. 2. Shannon Chitwood listens attentively to Jackie O'Bri- en, Representative candidate for District 26, as she talks about the November Election. 3. Jeff Curtis listens as Bob Cox and Beef Mastrorocco talk about how to avoid deficiency notices. 4. Seniors Pam Alkire, Angela Raby, Wendy Gay, Heather Dunbar, and Rose French show their Halloween Spirit by dressing up or down- for the event. l 02 1, Our exchange student from Schonaich, West Germany, Elli Wintzler, has been busy with her involvement in JhC.WhA, the yearbook staff, Cross Country team, French Club, and Drama Club. 2. Michele Viana is on a nine-month visa to the United States. From Campina Grande Pariaba, Brazil, she is a member of the Spanish Club and helps tutor students with a second language at U.C. 3h Kazuko Hayashida is from Chiyoda-Ku Tokyo, Japan. She is a member of Junior Council on World Affairs, Drama Club, and Art Club, and she likes to play the piano, play tennis, and solve puzzles. 4. Adam Demissie is an Immigrant from Addis Ababa, Ethiopia Adam seems to be a good soccer player. 5. Henry Risoy, exchange student from Norway, made an enormous contribution to the soccer team by leading the team in goals and making the All-City team. 103 1, Ruth Herzog begs Andy Riddiough to tell her the next line, but he refuses to come out of his trance. 2. Convicts Dawn Busemeyer and Kelly Seto, escorted by police officer Fletcher Gibson, make themselves at home in the Stanley's living room. 3. John, the butler hMark Napiew becomes entralled with the cockroaches which White- side Uohn Stroem received as a Christmas Present. 4, The entire cast glances left as an unexpect- ed noise is heard from offstage. 5h Lorraine Sheldon wenny McNallw capti- vates the audience with her charm. 6. Doctor Bradley hBrian Papa has good news for Mr. Whiteside Uohn Stroehyhis hip is healed; but also bad newsl it is time to pay the doctor's bill! IOMActivities 4 4 x m- -ee--- , Weie ATTENTION STUDENT BODY l 6141. damn; dubum pawl THE MAN WHO CAME TQDINNERn NOVEMBER Li AND LL SupporL Hugml answupranappmxw. E 7 me am a 4. $1.54 Kort Cast members WW, WW. Footsteps On The Stage EUhO d0 lth 4m 3w MM nave Them 9 u. Iy m; The Drama Clubis production of HThe Man Who Came to Dinner Ecostumes get WW W ; was a tremendous success. Six weeks of arduous rehearsal by Epiease. see, cast members climaxed in two big performances Friday and forms Mgers qwi ,, Saturday night. Mrs. Myers, director, and Mrs. Reynolds, set E as soon as Naded: director, sacrificed many hours in preparation for the production, 1:03 pOSSIble L om.kmde as did the cast, set crew, and light crew. The Man Who Came to 77 woodm mwmam Dinner was shown by the cast to be, a humorous twoact play PLLW $1M W5- mW which portrayed what happens when an overbearing middleaged Lt aouavajsziiw m0: celebrity, confined to a wheelchair due to an unexpected hip ihh'iie injury, must remain for two weeks in the house of an obliging, I unsuspecting family. 3 1. Burt Jefferson iRob Hamptoni is ecstatic about the new scarf his mother has sent him. N . Lorraine Sheldon Uenny McNaliyi screams as Banjo iJohn Bissmani prepares to put a lid on her acting career. U! . Banjo iJohn Bissmani professes his love for Miss Preen iBrandee Krabiili as she expresses her disapproval of his new colonge. A . Mr. and Mrs. Stanley iAaron Brandon and Kathleen Kutschenreuteri nervously consult Sheridan Whiteside iJohn Stroehi for his final approval of the shopping list. Activitiesi 1 05 Th1. LOVLLund. HLS'MW Mus; Dc. pMmW r vas Chrisimus mthBmJde flu; LP! 0N DECEMBEK 11. IQBLo 7150 up Hu. Mk deoL auddorlum. Cum; Gaul. W011 Hm, Ckx-5+nmo Spu'ik I A4916 fyinrpq; flu, 640 pair art M. 7ch ma 4,0 M m at V4: Am 4'4;- san a Qumly Q0 ; h ym a'mds! 1h. mi .3 cMk, 254. Buy 44sz ziwinj lunch 10 . 5540.4 awn mam, .' O Chris+mas is o 0019 3 dags 0 I o DOM f0 Fgefr: 1. Rose French checks the grammar in her letter to Santa Claus. 2. Jay Jungles shows us his new Christmas earring from Santa. 3. David Milan, Mark Kirby, Larry Hutzel, Steve Forbes, Chris Barfels, and Steve Girty give a thumbs up approval to lunch. 4 Sixth bell is over and the Freshmen celebrate the beginning of their first I Christmas Break at the high school. 106 uThe Stockings Were Hung . . .ll uTwas the night before Christmas . . Although we have yet to receive a single snowfall, the Christmas spirit is alive and well at Loveland. The Christmas tree is decked out in tinsel and ornaments, students give candy canes as a ges- ture of friendship, the band and choir perform their Christmas tributes, and all around the school there is a sense of laughter and joy. Of course, who wouldn't be joyful at the prospect of a week and a half break from school! 1. A white Christmas was only a dream for 1987. 2. Karen Gowetski daydreams about all of the goodies Santa will bring hert 3. With the arrival of the first snow- fall students take time out to write a list to Santa Claus. 4. Dee Dee Dugle and Melissa Golter enjoy the cafeteria's egg nog. 5. Kim Harper tries to control her- self as she and Jenny McNally sing the first verse to Grandma got run over by a reindeerl 107 1. Angela Raby learns about the process of phagocytosis in preparation for her physiolo- gy exam, .N Deanne Ireland tries to figure out the meaning of E:mc2 for her Physics exam. W . Brian Hackler shows his artis- tic ability while drawing his math graphs. P Kim Tracy suddenly realizes she's in the wrong class tak- ing the wrong exam. 5 Wendy Gay, Julie Moss, and Rose French attempt to un- derstand their Calculus. Shhhh . . . Tiptoel As the second quarter comes to an end, stu- dents begin to prepare for semester exams. For some, exams are pure routine, a mere detour from the normal school day. To others, they are an inconvenience a source of stress, intense studying 0i, and lack of sleep. During these times of pressure it is helpful to remem- ber that an education is dependent on what one learns, not just the grade he receives. Despite the agony, there are few casulties, and many find it encouraging to get exams over with and start a new quarter. lOSiActivities 1. Janina Trimble takes a break from studying. 2, Matt Mouser guards his Chemistry book from impending danger. 3. Joanna Stayton thinks to herself Now, when did we learn that?! 4, Shannon Chitwood is amazed by Diana Mitchell's ability to learn an entire semester of Sociology in one day. ATTENTmN STqurs The semeshr me schmwe Is a: ?ohows: jcmmrg K-Penods 1.2.3 Tannery 'b ' Pernod: 5'5 GOOD LUCK!! Jhw; coupon ammo UH. Fa Ken shank HLa m EXEMPT cum an exam or 6y +hasr. Wk a SLAYKHI 4L : w-H h a smy ME '.. 1k Java: 4qu +1 EXAM ,ma, REMEMBER; Mn Scunror wAu 1R Anni, VF m ym. szrouzcuum AlrgH, MWLBJY! Hummus! IN THE AfAr. or Turs Em SEASON GOOD Humor; IS TREATING! OmoLL 0! m uJuL. 1?: cram or nuhln 0am, 4m+ .5 Huh Doueshm. Activities A109 1. Steve Zimmer and Cris Gibson scramble for the frisbee on the front lawn after lunch. 2 Bill Harmon fights off the crowd in an intense game of basketball. 3. Chris Flynn helps his team to a victory by slamming one over the net. 4 Dan Morris is the referee in this intramural game between sopho- mores and seniors. ,U' Opps! Jason Lucy's hand is on the net as he spikes the volleyball in an exciting intramural match. Steppini Up The Pace As intramural activities begin during the lunch hour, students gear up for intense competition and grueling action. Many students take this sport seri- ously. Others consider the activities as pure enjoyment with no set goal in mind. In either case, the sense of competition heightens student morale and provides a change from the normal runeof'the-mill school day. Loveland High School also accomodated people from various professions visiting the school during Career Week. Throughout the week students who were interested in or desired to learn more about a particular job could meet with these people at lunch time. IIOiActivities HELP YOUR CLASS To Mr A VmToRY Oven Teams FROM Youa LUNCH! BE A Sperm HIT THE Couar! F BMW: Jhl. 3191 Wu I0 0pm 591 CAREER UEEKI'. Hm Cam W40 mum curd mm yum mam? DCUJW'M Dhn knows. m comm box you mg by. kowi mqhi mum H1930, deem S For Rnyonr. who msku t play , PING PONG is 5dr F m JLIL l m. 37' CD STZErCH nu? was: 1:53! mUSEN LP those gray; . D's Jam 11y BASKETBALL INTRAHURALS p.;.3 m and 2nd 1mg! 1. Lee Eckert and Stacy Clark hope to decide which occupation is best for them by talking to people from different professions. 2. Kim Begue and Allison Erney, future geologists. contmplate Mrs. Lemon's explanation of Mohorovicic discontinuity. 3. Dan McEwan decides that typing isn't as easy as he had thought. 4 Lee Eckert and Jeff Waple watch as their basketball team tries to win its first intramural game. Activitieshn Seniors . . . Steppinh Out The 1987 Senior Class showed its spirit this year during Senior Week. The week included dressing in different attire in accordance to each dayhs theme and ended Friday with a pizza lunch and a special Fab H - Prep Dag Toppings: sum Sana, Erma; Chas; assembly to honor the Seniors. SENiDR WEEK L989;99.3L2.2.L-- - LL 1 LARGE Jim 5???? I ngH-Surfs Ph msowm 455.00 s 95:: n1 um . Bl Feb. MW W53 55mm six FebJOJROd, m9 SMALL - 53.50 s N.Do Feb.13 -Drass- Up Du; Ptppm.Eam, Anwwu, mu. Spam BREAK . CauNTDDHN: swam- aw Cory:- HS DAYSL' um. on an stunbhi mu. Fawn: h: honor HwL raimcasK Seniors - please. DESTINATIUN: 1h Loveland Seniors HLet the good times roll during Senior Week 2. Senior Advisor, Mr. Olson, and Company helped make Senior Week possible. 3. Miss Vocational, Sandy Szczepek, is all smiles. 4. Mr. and Miss Senior, John Stroeh and Rose French are announced to the cheers of the crowd 112mctivities 1. Lee Eckert and Stacy Clark punk out on Rad Day. 2. Mr. Olson wishes Dale Wilson a safe journey to Siberia. 3. Heath McCarthy devours his LaRosa pizza on Friday the 13th of Senior Week. 4. Will the next senior award winner, come on downlf says Rob Hampton, Vice President of the Class of '87. 5. Mr. Dickmann is UGoing mobile . mm; WW4? - xe During the assembly, awards in 12 different catagories were presented to the following people: Mr. and Miss Se- nior- John Stroeh and Rose French; Mr. and Miss Vocational- Mark Paytes and Sandi Szczepek; M13 and Miss Joe Sporto- Rob Polly and Paula Adkins; Most Likely To Be Remembered - Dan Morris and Stacy Clark; Most Changed Since Frosh- Adam Henry and Amy Pettit; Most lnvolved- Rob Hampton and Rosemary French; Mr. GQ and Miss Vogue- Kevin Doan and Kristen Parr; Most Artistically Cre- ative- Matt Mouser and Angie Ossege; Mr. Rhythm and Miss Melody- Sam Troutman and Wendy Gay; Class Cou- ple- Brad Cook and Julie Moss; Mr. Shine and Miss Sparkle- Tom Vollmer and Lee Eckert; Mr. and Miss Tiger- Jeff Burris and Jody Burton. ActivitiesH 13 oK ATTENTION Ssurozs: saw, 4:, 4h. aw: -.II Mn rawuj .I e um 0 mm THE Mowruew SAW ! 5L... ..,,..1 a PA on 1m- 4m; . ,Lw! 14qu14:! f askyour Favorih. 30A! +nda JuntLumPG-ml mpms Mruwqu! Send your swzehe a. ' carnu+ion Ear Valanncs Day! Red is For he? passion. Pink is For warm Friendship mmk 13 for aura lovt. Cosi- $100 each SuppoH +hL JCUA 114 1. Jason Utt and Kendra Wolfram smile with anticipation as they enter the 1987 Sweetheart's Dance. 2. A group of freshmen are all smiles as they receive their first carnations. 3. The 1987 Sweetheart's King and Queen Brad Cook and Faith Terry. 4. Laurel Christianson explains the etiquette of going stag to a group of freshmen 5. Senior Sweetheart candidates Julie Moss and Brad Cook enjoy the red carpet treatment. 1-11.11 KidD- ;' liXUL+ 4e bUJLU -flu 1 pUbUH 1 mm 'HLL musk wmptu. bu LudlL7 Dan? chin! - F111, DUJ L 3U! ampLdLV azdm mhunmn W+ixm cm4uauj' Spmsorud u, eumhmnm 1 me: . Anew want. u: kn m: amid. menu Mu you Im, but you Jun Can mm to do u. in perm: Send . emsnm .a 1L hm VI mm. n'- Time. is runnm and - you Mdmnu. LeJ' Canc'ljd Pam 7 om 64w ow. Hv. crowd Md Go 51716 1'! ... . Tammy Buchenau and Cindy Jacobs each show their reac' tion to a friend's dress. 2. David White nd Juley Schultz sway to the music at the Sweethearts Dance. 3. Karen Gowetski hands Dee Dee Greedig a secret love carnation as the class looks on. 4. Sweetheart's Candidates in row 1 are Dee Dee Gredig, Faith Terry, Julie Moss, Amy Spears and in row 2, Mark Schuller, Lance Bolin, Brad I Cook, Larry Loveless. U1 . Lisa Kopitke and Jenny Bieri ask their dates to please stop I tickling themt HShoe's On The Other Foot Several school organizations inspired the Valentine spirit by sponsoring computer dating, classified ads, and carnation sales. Members of the Senior Class spent long hours Saturday decorating the cafeteria for the Sweetheart's Dance February 14. The blend of gold, silver, black, and red gave the couples a feeling of prestige, as though they had become part of a royal ball. This felling intensified as the King and Queen, Brad Cook and Faith Terry, took the floor for the royal dance. At midnight the carriage turned back into a pumpkin and the couples went their separate ways. Yet, somehow, the memory would last forever, even though the dream had come to an end. 115 1. The three roustabouts Daron Jones, Chris Cooksey, and Chris Skinner are fascinated by Lili's beauty. 2. Elli Wintzler is not clowning around. she is putting the finishing touches on Holly Olsen's makeupe 3. Daron Jones, Brandee Krabill, Chris Skinner, and Chris Cooksey step into the spotlight and raise their voices in song. I 4. BF. Schlegel eSteve MarshalD has a stiff upper lip as he an- nounces the carnival performance. J ATTEMHOM mum LLusl Reps NEEDED 1 1w, ML $M! 6W Mgmhl LfyTILTS TL LmIMJ 149.54 14.51. 5mg Ataxfe DKAMA CLuB MWYDW ;! P mi 5 ML smubw mumps C A RM I VA L00 l0 uELIuM gALLuous ran, m1 swam Mmk 20; 21 - 'SLELLNEWS a g .' souvemnzs DoMr I755 THIS ONCE-IN-A- l BLUE UmmTlou Lxrsrmg cwwwrrv! e MILE OFSAUSAb-IE on A srzuub, h LDAFDF BREAD l UTTLE FISHV I bpoosss CaAt WWW: 3mm 'Pwemmaal BRANDEE KRABKLS HOUSE AFTER mm WWW, W v: THE PLA? 0M m cu mam. Jhm ' SATuRDAHD. 611m A eKqu ' ALL MEMBERS ' INVITEDE! 116 1. Lili tBrandee KrabilD sings HYes, My Heart, it's wonderful! 2. Leigh Ann Hlohinec, Carrie Fox, Susan Wissel, and other Chorus members prepare each other for the big performance. 3. Marco the Magnificent tAaron Brandoni absolutely refuses to allow his assistant Rosalie tRuth Herzogt to hitch hike home. 4. Paul tAdam Henryi gives his rabbit puppet Uenny McHallyi a little boost as he dedicates a song to her. 5. Puppets Jenny McNally, Kathleen Kutschenreuter, Vanessa Parr, and Kim Marshall point the way to the Main Tent. uTake Your Places The lights are turned low, the audience is hushed, the music begins, and the curtain in the Loveland Hurst High School auditori- um slowly opens for the second and final play of this school year. The name of the musical is Carnival, and the cast members have worked nine weeks in preparation for this festive occasion. It is the story of a young girl who has come to the carnival in search of work but finds much more. Con- fused, she must decide for herself what love is in order to find happiness. Before long the curtain draws to a close and with it the spring musical, but the smell of greasepaint, the echo of laughter, and the faint melody of song will continue to linger for those with a love for theatre. 117 ... . Kevin Brown, Jody Burton, and Keith Mastrorocco check out the weather for Florida. 2. Jennifer Kamon appears to be paying attention but really she is imagining a summer at the pool side. P Elli Wintzler asks Paula Adkins if people really dress this way in Florida. 4 Tony Mitchell hears the announcement for yearbooks and checks to see if she remembered her $15.00. SPRJNG 3959K '87 No school From April II +iI April a0! Spring Break: I+ happens aha :1 gear! SEWER EWZENEL DAY SEE THE SENIOR CITIZEN KITCHEN BAND AND LHHS 1 . VRIL 25 TIElHEONT . A u a hns+ and +akz TMNLngts+Thu!j . W a gdSiNgch:;o lunch APYH 30m l. an IF qm4u-1 +Mw Shawn HuspuH M I cw: Shaw DH LHDRAL GKouP DO i +a1.ux+5' soME OF THEIR FAVOR V? E TUNES. QUESTION: why is ancu 31' .131 n, h7 h ' ' b i H A7007: 0r 72,45 k-shq ac Lowland umL SEASOIVJ ugh 54ml? . A 60 SOUTH SENIORS L8,-78,7-n:o AVQ'SQNS'TJ'S; G0 SOUW yuu pm, n1; sum +1 zaamsw 1 1W Activities T L Catrina Couch takes advantage of the spring weather and studies outside. 2. Rob Nelson wonders if he can survive the heat for five more days. 3. Shane Woodruff dreams about surfing while listening to a Beach Boys' tune. 4. With the arrival of spring came came the Clermont County Senior Citizens' HKitchen Band, 5. Karen Gowetski and Susan Wissel laugh and Shannon Hill cringe: as Kevin Brown eats a Cicada. Traces Of Spring To the faculty it is known as Easter vacation. The Freshmen, Sophomores, and Juniors know it as Spring Break. To the Seniors ifs known as PARTY TIME. The time has come to cut loose, forget about school, and, for some, head for the beach. The break is usually much needed by everyone but after a week of relaxation and festivity many tend to become lackadaisical and let things slide for the rest of the year. Loveland Hurst High School welcomed the Love- land Swingers , a group of talented Senior Citizens that performed for the student body, ate lunch in the cafeteria, and visited with the students. ActivitiesN 19 Proud Of Our nFeatsn Soon after the school year begins, many seniors start counting down the days until graduation. Throughout the year, college-bound stu- dents apply to colleges and seek out scholarships that willtaide them in furthering their education. During the Scholastic Achievement Award program held on the evening of May 21 many scholarships are presented to outstanding seniors. Several of the recipients of awards include Paula Adkins tJohn J. 099 Memorial Scholarship; Heath McCarthy tThe Womansi Club and Viola Phillips Scholarshipx and Rob Polly tSalisbury Memorial Scholarshipl l. The Junior Women's Club of Loveland honor Anne-and-Kelly Malott by presenting both with scholarships. 2. Lynn Homburg, recipient of the Gary Swierc Memorial Scholar- ship, and Leigh Ann Hlohinec. winner of the John Washburn Memorial Scholarship, discuss graduation plans. 3. Wendy Gay, winner of the Kiwa- nis Club Scholarship, is deep in thought in English class. 4. Julie Moss is pleased to be the first winner of the Atlee Greene wald Scholarship. 5. David Klein, the winner of the Eileen Diller Merit Award, is caught writing a program for gov ernment study guides. 120 i Activities 1. Susan Wissel, also a winner of the Eileen Diller Merit Award, studies her government notes in style. 21 Jody Burton, 1987's Scholathlete, is happy to hear the news that Jeff Morgan has decided to accept the scholarship Witten- burg College is offering him1 3. Karen Streng is happy about the many scholarships she is receiving. 4. Among the many scholarships John Stroeh received, he is partic- ularly pleased with the National Merit Scholarship he was given for being a Finalist. D0n'+ 1orgg+ +0 send gour announcemeNs Cd 1605+ +wo week bdora GRADUATION! Load Scholmkp appfu'cqfons may b; Figlud uf? :n H Cwianct Omit. Dong miss 4L: JeaJIms! Wear Your mm WW limay ! 3mm EXAM SCHEDULE 1 NURSDM vcunoos MAY 2s 1- 3' S MONDAY J1me i I-OZ IO Z-4-6 x 1 7 Causes . BOUND Semoks: I T ZS TIME To FINALIZE VOW? FALL COLLEGE PLANSU p REMINDER: 411 824mm oneuid a W m +0 H12, $130,101 JMLUL AmH, w Am am psaoLhLL. Activitiey 121 1. The National Honor Society officers were Pam Alkire, Secretary; Karen Streng, Vice President; Kelly Bivens. Treasurer; Dave White, Historian; and John Stroeh, President 2. Boy's State: Scott Boys, David Stroeh. 3. Dave White Iights the last symbolic candle at the HHS Tapping Ceremony. 4. Nate Hackler and Amy Blessing were picked to go to the County Government Seminar. .U' Ruth Herzog and Kathleen Kutschenreuter were choosen to attend Girl's State A Step Above The Rest At the end of the year, students are rewarded for their hard work at the various award ceremonies. The National Honor Society tapped 35 Juniors and Seniors as new members this year. At the music department awards banquet, Susan Wis- sel received the National School Choral Award for choir and Sam Troutman received the John Phillips Sousa Award for band. Lynn Homburg won the Student Council award and the Science Olympic team won third place at the state contest. 122 t Activities 1. President John Stroeh welcomes Lucie Becus into the NHS. 2. Rob Nelson, Andy Riddiough, Lucy Becus, Brydgett Stwarka. and Kristin Stroeh participated in Operation Youth. 3. Pam Alkire addresses the student audience at the National Honor Society Society assembly. l JUNIORS: Rcmfmbll' k 0T4u'gr H SAT w! ACT. Hm i'ngmql-hn Is in fin: Gndu-m qu! ' Ramos PRocmms April 30 ml May Zl AWARDS AND Ricoonxrxou May 7 BAND AND CHOIK 5!??le 5mm MM; mam mam, M 1m MERNA AT R4gESP14N 510C Err 120M: 572 Inuiionll Honor SDCII g mural? 25! Cons rd uhf ions, Inaunhn! INDUCTION gMAV B, MSW; j - J NE W INDUCTEES TO NA TIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row 1: Lyn Brogan, Brydgett Stwarka, Faith Terry, Catrina Couch, Michelle Malott. Terry Puckett, Kathleen Kutschenreuter, Kim Marshall, Ruth Herzog, Amy Blessing, Nicole Ulbrich. Row 2: Jennifer Kamon, Karen Gowetski, Kwok-Ling Moy, Nate Hackler, David Stroeh, Scott Everett, Bill Green, Matt Seto, Scott Boys, Rob Nelson, Elli Wintzler, Willie Cole, Kristin Stroeh. Row 3: Cammie Foster, Jason Inzer, Christy Jacobs, Lucie Becus, Kim Welsh, Shannon Hill, Rose French, Anne Malott, Melissa Brewer, Doug Cook, Holly Dunbar, Julie Mullaney. Activitiey 123 1. The Prom King and Queen for 1987 are John Stroeh and Ju- lie Moss. 2. The last dance with Kristin Stroeh is one of the many memories Henry Risoy, an ex- change student from Norway, will have of Prom 1987. 3. Mike Martin, Christy Jacobs, Lucie Becus and Jay Hamon get ready to find space for dancing on the dance floor. 4. Rob Gannaway and Elizabeth Crisp mellow out to the Prom theme song HAII My Love . 5. Chris Kamon and HThe Thing from the Adams Fam- ily fight over who will dance with Pam Alkire. 124lActivities Th: Jumar Class Present: Tim; Hm Junmr ISenmr ?mm ALL MY LovE M JAw. ?mnbow Hul+on 8:0c PM - Ia-oa AM May rlmgv Step To The Music Tickets are $5.00 each - $30 on pt! Canal: r: 2 AFTER PROM Tm uuerbmk s; on pa pusm Spam cm mama ; ummq on w. Ohno 11mg; 'Daor 13mm! w Foils$ QC'J w r 5T .4, for Value... RESERVED TABLE MW mvma YM FROM TICKET! Prom for many is the high point of the school year. A dignified, formal affair, it is the one chance to go uall out. With tuxedos and long dresses, bow ties and fancy jewelry, students iistrut their stuff and show off their etiquette. It took much hard work and determina- tion by this year's Junior Class to make the Prom a big success! i V I , Gram! ' i 314, 3:. MM. Du u um. n,,,...m.a 2 s 4 D6 5. -- .' g. 0-1,. sf deun a w - . i N L0 4. . The Juniors put on a beautiful Prom. . The 1987 Prom Candidates were Jeff Burris, Dan Morris, Kristen Parr, Paula Adkins, Pam Alkire, King John Stroeh, Queen Julie Moss, Jody Burton, Lynn Homburg, Jeff Morgan and Brad Cookr Tom Vollmer is missing from the picture. . Holly Dunbar and Doug Cook are all smiles as they slow dance to I Am By Your Side . King Candidate Torn Vollmer soaks in the cheers as he struts down the aisle with his Junior Escort, Pattie Hughes. Activitiesr 125 The Senior Clan of Loveland Hurst High 5:haol announces d5 Commenwwzf Extra'ses Uedntsday Emmy, Jim: W Madam hundred eigHy-smn ighf-fx'fmn o'clock. High Schcol Aihlziic Siadium In case of mclemmf maur- ngh 5:110:51 5m1'um SENIOR? GDDD LUEK IN FUTURE ENDEHVDRSU 1. Co-Valedictorian: John Stroeh 2. Co-Valedictorian: Karen Streng 3. Greg Carrelli grins as Mr. Bivens atta- ches a graduation flower to his robe. 4. Mr. DeWitt highlights some of the achievements of the members of the Class of '87. 5. Olympic Marathon runner, Julie ls- phording, addresses the graduates. lZWActivities SENIORS! IMPORTANT DATES To KEMWBER : Farvm, my 2.9 Emulwuh Parka pd Dumu... a6 0?; ma 60...; 8:5 . Sum Pam; Univ. SUNDAY, MAY 3: BarulwaJ-g 3190?... TUESDAY JUNE 1 Guano Drnc+uc 3.15... WEDNESDAYJ TUNE 3 ERHDUHTIUN. 3:5,,m p-l . Graduation Attendents chosen by the Class of 1987 were Julie Rape. Brydgett Stwarka, Melanie Bentley, Raith Terry. Holly Dunbar., Jennifer Kamon, Lance Bolin, Dave Martin. Scott Filgis, Dan Harris, Jeff Jordahl and Chris Kelly. 27 Angela Raby helps Nicole Ulbrich affix her mortar board so that it will stay on her head for the ceremony. 3. Mr. Poe and Mrs. Woodward congratulate Greg Miller and Bryan Grafton as they give them their flowers. 4. Rob Hampton and Susan Wissel enjoy a moment of levity. 5. . . . and there was time for quiet reflection The Final Step GRADUA non June 3, 1987 . . . . It is a day of mixed emotions for Seniors, the culmination of 12 years of hard work and dedication. A day of joy yet sorrow, relief yet anxiety, fulfillment yet emptiness. Gathered togeth- er for the last time, Seniors reminisce and relive memories. In looking back at the past we are now prepared to turn to the future with hope, courage, and confidence in ourselves. Activitiest 127 .Ssxanszquqxohl... CONGRATULATIONS! 3 3 SUEZETTE'S STYLING SALON 119 N. Riverside Loveland, 0. 683-1420 A R 5 Feb; D 1 LOVELAND JAN MINZNER AL MINZNER V ' MADEIRA ROAD L'VELAND. OHIO 68370220 MICAMOGIFN Landen Square Shopping Center 2904 West us. 22 Malneville. Ohio 45039 may 553-2111 47 7 6813888 LOVELAND FURNITURE COMPANY l 13 TAVLOR smear LOVELAND. OHIO 45I 40 FURNITURE 3 APPLIANCES KARL BROWN PR E SIDENT 130mm Uniqn avmgs wBank 683-1531 ins 683-7000 B Bauer Ihsurance Agency 442 West Loveland Aw. meland. 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BROGAN MACHINE SHOP Dick Brogan And Daughters 683-2692 THEVES Restaurant And Catering 683-3007 CLangags' Original I taIian chipe Best Wishes To The Class Of 1987 Ady139 140nm End 1: IN A SHOW OF MILITARY STRENGTH, U.S. planes bomb targets in and near Tripoli in response to Libyan-backed teirbrism. We have done what we had to do. if necessary. we shall do it again; 'said Presidem Reagan. 2. THE FOURTH BLAST' In Paris durhg. one week' In September occurs at police headquarters. A terrorist group claimed responsibility for the explosion that injured 36 1 peopie, six of them seriously. PhotosrbyzAFYwidVe WorIdIPhotos ' 3., A' CASH IS ceowNED Miss AI'nerica 1987. Miss Tennesee Kellye Cash grandniece of country star Johnny Cash, received the title and crown from outgoing Miss America Susan Atkin e 4. SWEET TASTE OF VICTORY' Is savored ' ., by the New York Mets when they win the i - . World Series. The Mets beat the Boston Red Sox In the seventh game of the Series by a .score of 8- 5 . 5. A NEW LEADINGMAN, Tom' Cruise takes the screen with well- known heartthrob Paul Newman' In their movie The Color of ' Money. Cruise 'also Hstarred In the 1986 blockbuster' Top Gun with Kelly McGiiIis. 6. DISAPPOINTED LEADERS, Pfesident. Reagan and Soviet Premier Mikhail , V ,Gorba'chev fail to reach an agreement on the arms talks and leave the Reykjavik sunlmit In failure. . i' -i I 7 Q 'kg-.l -. v ' ?- 0 mt: V, ,e TV I I , x '1l' l A If 9 8 7 . - cuts taxes for Some workers while eliminating , 7. SWEEPING OVERHAUL of tax laws some of the Iraditidnal deductions Rep Dan Rostenknwski and Sen. Bob Packwood were . ,, instrumental In the overhaul. 8.- SINGERS WIN GRAMMY AWARDS. ,TWhitney Houston for' 'Best Female POp Vocal Performance ; Don Hehleytgr BestMaIe Rock Vocal ; and Stevie Wonder for 'fBest .- e Male Rhythm and Blues Vocal.' 9. BOTH CHARGED WITH ESPIQNAGE. I - 11. AMERICA'S'HOLLYWOOD ' Abbey Soviet U. N. employee Gennadiy Zakharcjv . FAVORITES DIE IN 1988: The elegant leading arrested In New York City. and American man, Cary Grant; King of Swing Benny ' journalist Nicholas Daniloff arrested' In ' Goodman; Hollywood toughguy James I . Moscow are later released In what some Cagney; and Ted Knight. who co-starred in called a . trade the Mary Tyler Moore Show. 1.0 A FORMER FUN- LOVING' 5 , ,12. THE BEGINNING OF HELP for AIDS BACHELOR Britain' 5 Prince Andrew marries victims is discovered in a DuPOnt laboratory. the red- haired English commoner Sarah The Isostat System enables hospital labs to Ferguson C Fergie I in July at Westminster , isolate and treat the microorganisms that attack AIDS victims