Loveland High School - Lohian Yearbook (Loveland, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1988 volume:

L Eighteenvmoniix-oldjessica LMCGumthIdonfortkwoand L medherkomthezz-foot abandohedwiellmMidland, FAREWELL L FINAL Bow;- Fred make, 88, Was called .the gmatest dancer in the world. His innovative, elegant style graced the sdeen with many parmexs, induding Ginger Rogers and Rita Haymrth. L SHOWBIZ - The consummate showman, Liberate, 67, was famous the world over for glitzing up his concerts with furs, rhinestones and glowing candelabra; HOLLYWOOD LEGEND - Director and actor John Houston, 81, acted in 21 films and directed 41, including The Maltese Falcon and The African Queen. o i a n Lovelond HursT High School 0 Loveland, Ohoi 1 r . - ' I hove mem As We draw: near groduo110n we can Only s1op and 1h1nk ' 7; Time Seemsfro go much more Quickly 1n re1rosp'ec1 And 11 101 we an'1, ch out idnd 510911-19 hands V 77101 the clecv and We a mcmem for more 1hdn jus1 d ' moment We cqn'1 s1op 1ime bu1 we can hold on. We ' s; memOrles of all we ve learned and all 'We' ve done. 5IWe' ve 1alked and fought- we' ve sung and danced. we' ve laughed and cried; we' ve 1911 lonely and I isold16d and we 'Ve fel1 1he cloSeness of a friend. We ve ' changed We ve grown, as all people do And all 1hese memorles will serve 10 remind us of Who we were and of ' wha1 we can be. Looking back will help us 10 realize 1ho1 - fme isn'1 011 we had. 11's wha1 we have 'by- Heather Curliss '88 1 Classes ' , Coh1en1s n1roduc11Cn V . . VFOCUIW. . ' . 16355 Freshmen 7 . , 18-23 -Soph0mores ' ' 24-29 , Juniors ' , 30-35 Seniors ' . 36-55 ClUbs . 7 ' 56-69 $330113 ' 70-95 'Ac1iv11ies 96-125 Adverfisements ' 126w 139 Closing 0 14 SU BJ ECT. CLAS SJ. TIME... Administrdrion Seated: Ms Kelly, Mr, Strecker, Mrs. Bivens. Standing: Mr. Reilly, Mr. VInson, Mr. Ramsey, Mr. DeWiTT. IIILIIIIIIIIIII llJi P P ERIOD BEGINNING ERIOD ENDING III III I II I III IIIII II H iBoordOfEducoTion: I E i I 1 E E f E H II II I III Mr. Charles Schmldf Principal; Wilmington CoIIege B.S., Xavier University M.Ed, J I IIIIIIIIIIHIIIII MFacquy u H I Mr. Charles Lalata Assistant Principal; Geography, Affen- Mr. Ronald DeWIH Superintendenf of Schools; Miami University dance Office, Junior Class Sponsor; Uni- versity of Cincinno1i B.S., Xavier UniversHy MVEd. L 8.8. and M.Ed., University of Cincinnati MA. I MARK DISTRIBUTION SEMESTER DISTRIIUYION Enrol Support Services I I I I I I I I I Mrs. Walton Main Office. Secretory Mrs. lechell Mrs. Maire ' Guidance Office, Secretory - Main Office, Secrefary I L , , , Inda w. Slusher 1 . . I I l l versinMED. Mrs. l. Mrs. Helmlntollgr Library Media Specialist; Wilw AHendonce Offlcel SGCF 910W niington College 3.8.. Xavier Uni- s'olm Mrs. Gluzlor Library, Medlo Alde lIlIlllCdoksilI Mrs. Hunley, Mrs. Marcum Mrs. Cox, MrsI McCIellan, Mrs. Parker, Mrs. Shurfs, HI! WMI Custodians 4I 42 Mr. Alley and Mrs. Fiffe FacultyN FaculTy: English- PERIOD ENDING CLASS TIME thus: 1. Mrs. Phyllls Bishop - English Deporfmenf Chairper- h son; Senlor Class Sponsor: Indi- vidual Reading, Advanced ' Reading; Cumberland College 8.8.. Murray S1016 M.Ed. and Ed.S. 2. Mrs. Wlnltred Cairns Junior Class Sponsor; National Honor Society Sponsor; Tyro Sponsor; Composition, Ameri- can Llferofure; Miami Universify B.A. 3. Mrs. Avery W. Foster Yearbook Advisor: Sociology, C.P. English, Publico'rions, News- wrifing; Miami University B.A., Vanderbilt University MA. 4. Mrs. Kathleen Grosshelm Junior Class Sponsor; English 10, Composition; Edgecliff College B.A. 5. Mrs. llnda Myers Junior Class Sponsor, Drama Club Sponsor; English 10; Indiana Sfo1e University B.S., Ball State University MA. 6. Mr. John Ramos Head Sponsor of Freshman Class; English 9, American His1o- . ry. Tomorrow's Hisfory, Psycholo- f gy: Morehead Sfo're UniversiTy ; B.A. 'u 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 4I 42 LL. LL.I-.l.,l..1..l..l.-l-l-l-l-l-l-l-l..l-l WFoculfy FoculTy: English, Languages,Music QFngf w $3: a PERIOD MARKS FINAL 1. Mrs. Carol Walsh Freshman Class Sponsor: English W 9, Speech. Drama; University of Cincinnati B.S. 2. Mr. Kenneth Zlnnockor School Paper Advisor, VarsiTy Boys' Soccer Coach, Freshman Class Sponsor, Ski Club; FanTosy and Science Fiction, English 9; University of Cincinnofi HS 3. Mr. Amos Frlodmann Senior Class Sponsor, Fencing Club, French Club, German Club, French I, II, III, German I, II, III; University of Cincinnati BA. and B.SW, Wright State Universify M.Ed. 4. Mr. Lawrence Murray Freshman Class Sponsor. Spcnlsh Club. Spanish I, II; University of W Cincinnati B.S., BAU- ond M.Ed. 5. Mrs. Marjorie Henderson Senior Class Sponsor, Show Choir, Chorus: Denison UniversiTy BM. 6. Mr. Robert Kaommoror Senior Class Sponsor, Stage Bond: Insfrumentol Music, Band; Ohio Sfofe University 838., Uni- versi1y of Cincinnati M.Ed. -- -'.- - - -- 13 z3l3l$lmfululmhl lNl-lolOMVWP 3 u N - I TEL 2L AL A 2; 2a A g 3: 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 4! 42 FocuITWQ 103Foculfy 3.. PERIOD ENDING N6 FoculTy: Mofh CLASS TIME3-3. 2 3 4 5 1. Mr. Ronald Elven: Moth Department Chairperson, National Honor Socie'ry Sponsor; - General Math, InTro. To Algebra, Algebra II, Calculus: Moreheod STOTe University B.Su Xavier Uni- versity MA. 2. Is: Leah Evans Sophmore Class Sponsor. Varsity Volleyball Coach; Intro. To Alge- brcL Algebra 1, Geometry; Miami University BA. and 8.8. 3. Mr. Rlchard Lumoll Senior Class Sponsor: General Math, C.P. Math. Algebra I, Trigonometry; Universify of Ten- nessee 8.3. 4. Mr. Roger Muofhlng Freshman Class Sponsor; Alge- bra I, Algebra II; Eastern Ken- tucky University B.S.. Xavier Uni- versity M.ED. 5. Mrs. Marlboth Nyco Sophomore Class Sponsor; Gen- eral Math, Geometry; iGoshen College BA. 6. Mr. Allen Olson Ski Club. Computer Club; Com- puter Science. Math Lab; Iowa State University, Xavier Universi- 1y MA. 32 33 34 35 36 37 IIIIIIIITTI 33 39 40 4! 42 :ocul y: -I IS' SEMESTER DISTRIBUTION Enrol 60h Wuk 7 ! Weak BHI Weak 70h 1. Mr. Jeffry Iarkol'f Freshman Class Sponsor; An- cienUMedieval History, Physical Geography; UniversiTy of Cincinr noti B.S., Xavier University M.ED. 2. Mr. Carmen Davldson m Sophmore Class Sponsor, Fresh- man Basketball Coach; World - Culture, Health; Cumberland College 8.8.. Xavier University M.ED. 3. Mlss Wanda DoBra Head Sponsor of Sophomore Class: American Hisiory, Middle - EosVAfrico, Asio Old New: Uni- versity of Cincinnati 8,8. W 4. Mr. Rlchurd chkmann Social Studies Department Chairperson, Advisor To Junior Council on World Affairs, Junior F Class Sponsor; American Gov- ernment; Hanover College B.S., . Miami University M.ED MARKS Ex Gr FINAL gin!lA lulgl-Io l-olmlulquI1aIulNl-la o a N o m + no N - 12 Faculfy PERIOD ENDING Focul'l-y: Science PERIODBEGINNING C LASS TIMEm OUIAth- ' 1. Mlss Pam Kraus l:l-.I:l-I:I.-LI uINININIMNININININInI-I-l-ITI. CI Junior Class Sponsor: Chemistry, MoUEneVMoch, Earth Life Sci- ence; Ohio Sfofe University 8.8. 2. Mrs. Joan Lemon Advisor to Science Club! Fresh- mon Class Sponsor; Oceans of AiVWa'rer, Geology; Miami Uni- versity 8.8. 3. Mr. Donald Lynn Science Deparfmenf Chairper- son: Ecology, Microbiology. 200- IogWBotany; Ohio Universify B.S., Xavier University M.ED. 4. Mr. Mark Sherman Sophmore Class Sponsor: Zoolo- gWBoTony, Physiologyl Oceans of Aivwmer, Microbiology, Ge- ology; Xavier Universify B.S., Uni- versity of Cincinncfi M.ED. 5. Mr. Robert Wagner Advisor to Sclence Club, Senior Class Sponsor: Chemistry, Ad- vanced Chemistry. Physics, Ad- vanced Physics: University of Cincinncni B.S., Xavier University M.ED. U Faculiy: Business, Indusirio icn' l l PERIOD MARKS FINAL Ex Gr Ex Gr i 1. Mrs. lols Clauson ' I STudent Aciivifies Director, Freshman Class Sponsor: Gen- ' eral Business, Business Moth, Ac- counting, Personal Typing; Boll 51019 University BS. 2. Mr. David Hirsch Business Department Chairper- son, Athletic DirecTor, Sopho- more Class Sponsor: Business En- glish Ii, DollorvSense. Economics: University of Cincin- nati B.S., Wright Sfofe Universify M.EDA 3. Mlss Rosolla Reynolds Head Class Sponsor of Junior Class; Personal Typing; Typing I, ll; Cumberland College 8.5.. Xa- vier University M.ED. 4. Mr. Jerry Conn FFFFiII5I5IZi310Imllelwlslw N - Junior Class Sponsor; Photogro- .- phy, Graphics; Morehead Uni- versity 8.3,, Wright SfoTe Univer- sITy M.ED. 5. Mr. James Poo Indusfriol Airs Deporfmem Chairperson, Head Sponsor to s the Prom: Technical Drawing, Technical Iilusfrofions. Residen- fiol Housing, FurniTure Design; Moreheod Universify B.S., Wright - State University M.ED. 6. Mr. Jon SIIII Metals, Woods; Miami University B.S., Wright State UniversiTy M.ED. Faculty 1 3 Egculfy: Home EC., Ar , Guidance. CLASS TIMLW I 1. Mrs. Barbara Davls F.H.A. Sponsor: Home Economics - Survey, Creative Clofhing, Ad- - - - vanced Crecnive Clofhing, Home Projec'r Conference; Mi- ami University 8.8., and MA. - 2. Mrs. Barbara Honshaw F.H.A. Sponsor: Quest Creative - Foods. Advanced Creative Foods, Home Project Confer- ence: Indiana Universify of Penn- ' sylvanio B.S., Ohio Stofe Universi- r fy MS. 3. Mrs. Avis Woodward - Home Economics Department Chairperson, F.H.A. Sponsor: Sin- gle Living, Family Living. Cre- ofive Foods, Child Develop- .. menf. Home Project Conference; Iowo SToTe Univer- sity 8.3. - 4. Mrs. Vlrglnla Reynolds Co-Heod Sponsor of Senior ' Class, Art Club Advisor; Inho- - duction to Art. Ceramics I, II, Bo- sic Design. DrowingWointing I, Advanced DrowingWainfing: - Universify of Kenfucky B.A.. Uni- - versify of Cincinnati MA. 5. Mrs. Carol Colelasuro - Guidance Counselor, Co-Heod : Sponsor of Senior Class. National Honor Sociefy Advisor, Miami '7 University B.S.. Xavier University ; M.ED. 6. Mr. Josoph Rutkowskl , Guidance Counselor, Counselor Representative To Vocational Schools, Junior Class Sponsor; - Kent State University B.S., Miami 7 University MED 35 36 37 3B 39 40 4I 42 14Foculty Faculty: Heolh, Phys. Ed., Special Ed. PERIOD MARKS FINAL Ex Gr 3 4 Ex Gr .,1 151 Q14 .L.L, 1 .l 1 lg JJ -. I .V 1. Ms. Blanca Aldrodgo Junior Class Sponsor: Learning DisobiliTies: WrighT State Universi- - 1y 3.5.. and M.ED. 2. Mr. Patrick Hlnos Junlor Class Sponsor; Special - EducaTion mll Subjects; Wil- mington College 8.8., Universny of Cincinnati M.ED. - 3. Mr. David Evans Varsity Baseball Coach, Golf - Coach Freshman Class Sponsor; Physical Education 10, Health, In- 1rumurcnl Director; Universi'ry of CincinnaTi 8.3. W 4. Mr. Donnls Johnson Vorsify Football Coach, Varsity - Girls' Basketball Coach. Fresh- - man Class Sponsor; Advanced Physical EDucofion, Physical Education 10; University of Cin- - cinonfi 3.8., Xavier University M.ED. 5. Mrs. Janet Rlch Physical Education Departmenf Chairperson, Assisfcnf Track Coach, Sophmore Class Spon- - sor; Physical Education 9 and '10; Murray 81019 8.3., Xavier Univer- sity M.ED. - 6. Mr. Michael Forono Cross Counfry Coach, Varsity Basketball Coach, Senior Class - Sponsor; English 9. Orientation- Work Study: University of Cincin- nati 8.3. and M.ED. 34 35 36 31 3B 39 40 4n 42 Facultw 1 5 Wham; time; SHIELDED-.. 331111 - - - Freshman Class Officers Katie Lundy, President DeeDee Garref, Vice- Presiden'r; Shannon Hor- mon, Secretory: Lisa Wol- fram, Treasurer, Jonathon Abenfi Shannon Ackermon Doug Adkins Aaron Axmcxcher Tricia Bollinger Jennifer Borneff Jennifer Benson Tracy Benton David Bevilccquo Tracy Bloomer Tonya Bogon Juwie BoiTnofT Erik Booze SCOTT Broun Tim Brown Laurie Browning Tina Buchenou Kristin Burdetf Corrie Busemeyer Mike Callahan 16VFreshmen Class Of 499 Todd Corr Rebecco Carter Scott Charlton Chris Childers Sheryl Chrisfensen Misty Clifton Tyreona Cole Allyson Colwell Mark Combs Chris Conley Kim Cooper Brandy CorriH Andy Curliss Kellie Daniel Renee Davis Mark Dawes Andrew Dejorneff Alisa Depue Jammie Detellem Ryan Diol Jeff Dunlap Eric Dunn John DuvaH BrenT Foul Renee Fields DeeDee Garret? Jennifer Gordon Todd Homblin Bridgette Hamilton Sean Hare Shannon Harmon Taro Harper Vicki Harris David Hart S1eve Hozlef? Freshmerv 19 Mark Hill Kier Hodos Shannon Hoffman Missy Hoppe SCOTT Hughes Toby Hughes Tommy Hunley Melodie HuTer Tricia HuTze! Chad Irwin Lissa Jonzen Tracy Johnson STephonie Jones Amy Kehrer Adam Kennedy Mike Kenny Jeff KeTring Wayne KiphorT Cheri KiTelinger Chris Knobe The Freshman Class porTicipoTed in The Homecoming Po- rode by presenTing 0 second place flooT. The TTAnchor's Away Theme of Their firsT flooT cope Tured The essence of The BicenTenniol yeorT The Lovelond Fire SToTion was The designoTed flooT siTe for The class, 20TFreshmen Jimmy Knobe Deborah Kodish Trek Krobill Kerrie Kreeck Adam Kressler James Lodd Jeff Lane Ernie Lawrence Kathy Loy Tommy Lee Tom Lindner Shown Livingsfon Don Long Jennifer Luke KOTy Lundy Molly Lynn Brion Maess LorefTo Mogee Kelly Martin Townyo Martin Terry Martin Katie Momews Caryn May Jeanne McCoy Sean McDonough Corrie McIntosh Glenda Michael Gerald Mills Chris MinTon Freshmew21 Lee Miracle David Muennich Jennifer Neal Rodney Neighbors David Nelson Michelle NewTon Danny Noel Jennifer Nunn Lisa Poqueffe Norman Pennypocker Renee PhilpoT Down Pouy Gary Pophom Aaron Roby Tim Ramsey Tony Rapa- Beth Rhoades Chris Richardson J J. Ridgewoy Julie Robinson Lejlc Robinson Michael Roesch Cynthia Rogers Tonya Ruff Gerald Rush Tonya Sanders Koren SchlueTer Chris Schnileer Anthony SchuHe STephanie Schwartz Cathy Segelke Michelle Sergem STephanie Shields Bloke Slater Corrie Snowden 2yFreshmen rusunmv Mar 5? plenum: , Kevin Brenner Amy Banks Brion Belcher Grant Coffman Bircme Collins Briana Corder Celene Down Deondroe Dawson Clayton Deon Shelly Dotson Aaron Gibbs Norma Huff Tom Hunley Lisa Hun? Heather Jordon Brondie Martin Jon McQuery Michael Overbay Greg Overbee Cathy Peters Duane Robinson Kein Sfevens Chris West Lori Wilhelmy Jamie Willis Joseph Zeilman Freshman Perspective Becoming a Freshman brings obouf many changes. For The first Time Freshmen geT To pick The classes They take. They make more friends, and are oHowed to go out more. They are given more responsibilities and usually more privileges. To sum it up: they begin to mature. Shonda SorriTeIli Shanda Sfornes Tom Steinou Bill STreng James Swoder Jared Thompson John ThompsOn Shauna Thompson JusTinQ Trimble Chastify Underwood Stacie Vaughan Jennifer Vaughn Darren Vinson Brandon Wolfers Chrisfine Wolfers Brod Worm Jennifer Warner Rusty Weaver Kendra Weisbrodf Theresa Welsh Brion Wenning Darlene Westey John Willemin Lisa Womam Chris Wombles JP, Yorneu Freshmen 23 Sophomore Class Officers Bob Shearer, Secre- tory: Michelle Cook, Treasurer; Geoff Mar- tin, President. Missing from picture: Lynne Mills, Vice-Presiden'r. Shem Alder Be'rh Allen Megan Anderson Chris1ine Ayres Christina Bornhcr1 David Beefy Kim Begue Jennifer Bieri Michele Bighorn Melanie Bixler Michelle Bodley Jaro Bonner Jami Broyfon Linda Brown Muff Brown Tommie Bryonf Down Busemeyer Dirk Byermon Chrissy Campbell Doug Campbell Kevin Carrelli Gary Coyse MorTy Chermely Kristy Clifton 21VSophomores Class Of 4990 Shannon Clifton Annef'ro Collins I Annif'ro Collins Matthew Colwell Mott Conley Michelle Cooke Becky Cox Carolyn Criswell I Roy Day Chuck Dejorne'rf Adyam Demissie Bobby Demissie Mike Denney Jennifer Depue Jeanne DieTrick Lafe Dozier Eugene Dubose Colleen Eddingfield Down Engel Allison Erney Mark Estes Jennifer Evans Laura Everem Jill Eyrich Angelo Fischer Heather Floyd Vickie Foley Chris Forsyfhe Sherri Franklin Alecia Fulks Susan Gay Chad Gibson Steve Giny Jeff Green John Guenther Bryon Heckler Karo Hammond Tim Honsford Nicole Harris Regina Hcsser'r Craig Henry Chrisfine Herndon SophomoresJ25 Andrew Hillard Jennifer Hirsch Todd Hodgins Aimee Hoffmonn Sherry Horton Robert Howard Moria Howlcnd Geoff Hueil Shaun Huesmon Melissa Hughes Tom Hunley Down Hyden Cindy Jacobs Be1hony Jones Monica Jones Tim Jones Heather Jordon Dan Kane Tony Kornes STeve Kenyon Brad King James King Ricky Kirkland Lisa Kopittke Chris Laird ChrisTino Longford Trena Longford Craig Lewis Taro Livengood Lorry Loveless Jason Lucy Deanna Lyons P.G. Magner 2MSophomores The Sophomore Class come in Third wiTh Their Homecoming float This year. The float, which was based on 1his year's Theme iiLiberiy in Tigerlond , was buiIT by the sophomores 01 Mr. Jay Lemming's home. Jim Maple Geoff Moriin Tonic: Mason Cyndi McCann Tina McCann Andrea McClellan Dan McEwon Ed McIntosh Susan McLin Nichole Messer Sheila Michels Colleen Miller Chris Mills Lynne Milis Clarence Miracle Tonyc: Mitchell Baldino Monfredo Louisa Montolvo Sean Moore Amy Mulloney Sean Murphy Amy Napier Joy Napier Tina Nelson Sophomores i 27 Holly Oison Pot Osborne Shown Osborne Mike Overboy Koren Owens Brion Pope Bruce Parson Missy Pufferson Jock Poytes Tom Preston Roy Redd Cindy Reilly Shannon Richardson David Riffer James Robinson Julie Rowe Tricia Runge Rosemary Russell Lynn SchuTTe Mary Somme Jennifer Schwiefer Josie Scovonner Kelly Se'ro Dodie Seffy Bob Shearer April Shirley Julie Shultz Chris Skinner Andrea Smith Jennifer Smith Joyce Smith Aimee Spears Nicole Stevens Alon S1ouT Tammy STrunk Chad Switzer Scott Switzer Greg Taylor James Thocker Chad Timon Kim Tracy Shawn Tracy QWSophomores ' William Ritchie Spencer Safon Chris Shelton, ShonnonJSmifh Steve Smith Tonyc-Sr'nifrh , Lee Taybr Liso Tedrgick, Jeff Theve , Chris Thompson Mike WOmbies Janina Trimble Roy Troutman Amie Vaughan Jamie Vaughan Tanya Vriends Sfocy WebsTer Jason Wells Mcm W651 Angela Whitaker Sheila Whifoker Julie Whife Joseph Williams Logan Williams Garth Wilson SCOT? Wilson Chrisfy WiTsken Jason Woodruff Tim Yosmoli Michael Young Sco'r'r Zeilmon Michelle Zimmer SophomoresL'ZQ Junior Class Officers Seated: Shannon Lee, Vice-PresidenT; Laurie Neff, Treasurer. STonding: Sfeve Walker, President Lisa Dunn, SecreTory, Lori Baehr Chris Borfels Amy Bome'n Dena Barton Aaron Becket? James Berry Melanie Biggers Andrew Bissman Rondo Block Ralph Bogon Jamie Bolin Jamie Boys Jeff Brancomp Heather Brannon John Breifung Kim Burne'rf Brion Coin Jenny Cossell Sandy Cecie Lourol Christensen SONuniors Class Of 4989 Jenny Colwell Michele Combs Chris Cooksey Vanessa Cooper Elizabeth Crisp Dawn Czyznik Jody Davidson Misty Down Ed Denion Chris Dick Moh Dickmon James Dimm Jeff Driver Dee Dee Dugle Lisa Dunn Shown Foul Chris Flynn Steve Forbes Treoso Fuson Troy Fuson Cassie Gombill John Ges? Fletcher Gibson Brandon Gillings Melissa Golfer Tricia Gordley Scot Gordon Melissa GrofTon Andrew Graham Dee Dee Gredig Russell Greenwood Rob HoII Chrisfine Hammond Kim Harper John Hempsteod JuniorV31 The Junior Class Took fourTh place for The second year in a row in The annual Homecom- ing parade. The flooT meT wiTh on occidenT on The way To The judging which domp- ened The spiriTs of The class members and Their advisers who had worked so hard puTTing The flooT TogeTher 0T Jacqui Shearer's home. Lisa Hendren Brian Henry Janet Herlng David Hiles Shea Hill Jarod Hirsch Don Hollowell Jeonlne Hoobler STocey Hopkins Wendy Hopkins Terry Howard Julie HuddlesTon Barbara Hudson Carolyn Hughes John Hughes Gory Hunley Lorry HuTzeI Tommy Jackson Craig Jeffrey Victoria Johnson 32 Nuniors Important end great our Junta year was. There Were so moht changes that, shaped peOpIeL in- - side and Out. Many: more respon LL sibillties Were added such as L T studying a little harder m Classes; . taking the PSAT and thinking seri- ously about selecting a college; Along ,with the responsibilities came the privileges such as get- ting Lour driverS' licenses, planning for the Prom. h and dssumingl posi-' tions of teddership in the school. Daron Jones Paul Jonson Kari Kondil Toni Knobe Mosocki Kogita Karla Kuhn Paige Lacy Jenny Lambert Jennifer Lommert Shannon Lawson Steve Loy Shannon Lee Tamara Lokey Rob Long Rocky Longstreth Chris Lyon Tommy Lyon Chris Moimone Kendra Mcrcum Steve Marshall Tracy Masters Tony Mourer Veronica McCoy Barbara McDonough Leroy McMuIlen Jenny McNaIIy JuniorV33 Lisa McNuH Howard MederT Nicholas Merkle Kevin Miller Corrie Moore Troy Moores Bryon Mott Tim Mouser Joseph Myers Laurie Neff Steve Noe! Jami Palmer Down Palmquisf Vanessa Parr Tommy Porro'rf Sara Porton James Perry Bobby Pettif Tanjo Piegelier Randall PoTTs Laurie Powell Mary Reeves Lisa Reifenberger Shown Richardson Harold Roork Jennifer Roosa Jeryl RoHinghous Marty Sargent Jamie Scolf Jeff Schmif'r Mark Schuler Jacqui Shearer Rob Simms Kris Smyth Donald Southerlond SMJuniors James Spisok Joanna Stowon Jeff Sfeinou Poul Stephenson Mark Strecker Shown Sfrunk Jenifer Szczepek Jennifer TockeH Ken Tedrick Rob TessiTore S1ephonie Tracy Joel Tucker Michele Vicna Don Vinson Steve Walker Sonya Warren Mary Weaver Kris Webb John Westfoll David Williams David Wilson Sondra Wissel Jeff Wykle Mike Vocovone Jennifer Yeuffs Juniors 35 Class Of 4988 Senior Class Officers: Kym Lake, Treasurer; CoTrino Couch, Vice- President Patti Hughes, President Holly Dunbar, SecreTary. Tommy Adlefa John Albers Kim Boston Ron Baxter SMSeniors Anything Is Possible With Seniors In wBerger, Aug you new r Toke if you'll nev Melanie Bentley Amy Blessing 0. Lucie $cus A Kurk Begue Michele Berger Brondee KrabiII and Ruth Herzog shore c1 moment togemer in the midst of band Lance Bolin Seniors 37 Seniors - When You Can Scoff Boys Lyn Brogan Christie Broiherion Chrisfy Browning Tommy Buchenau Dove Byrne Deana Callahan 0, December 22 HAffer fh sun oppegrs, here '5 nothing 'CIik wpyg' ?gm Jovi. Basketball 4 23 Counselling 4. 2. i geT by with a lime help from my Incii 4; Arf Club 4: Ski Club 4, Fre 4 iCopioiny 1M: Deana Miche ' walk up the ois . map 2 , and respond . I , , GM??? 3 ?.JCWA ggermgn Club 2 Mlchelle i r' friends. Th Michelle Campbell 382Seniors Enough To Be The Very Best. Chris Coylor Lori Chismon Mon Coody Willy Cole Brion Coll Catrina Couch Heather Curliss Jeff Curtis SeniorV39 Seniors Toke First In Holly Dunbar Steve Ellis Scott Everett Freida Faulkner 40 Seniors p 11 Homecoming Float Competition. SCOT Filgis Michelle Fisher Commie Foster gm wag , November 4 , dreams, they', afion Associofio ' Chris Gapinski Tonya Giver Jenniffer Golfer SeniorsM1 Seniors Show Their Courage By .4. Bill Green V es in chains and never kno ; Basketball 1, 2. Danlol Edward Harm, February 43. ,. Kiapfainy Baseball 4. 2, 3, 4 che Heckler Aaron Hahn Rick Hordesty AH , BiII Harmon Dan Harris Teresa Hosser'r 21W Seniors ' Facing The Needle To Give Blood Jocque Heal Mike Hensley Rum Herzog Martha Hoc10r Lynn Holman Frank Hol'rmonn Pattie Hughes Jenn lmhoff SeniorsMS Seniors CannoT Believe How Fast Jason Eugene Into seeds of doubt. Dd the years. lNXS. Tr 4; Bond 4, 2, 3: St mber 10. Playing in the dim we find 1he 9r Them wifh you fears. Don'f think about all 3; Cross Country 2; National Honor SocieTy 3, Chrlstlne Marlo has already lost'aOImedo. Soccer 1. map'rciny National Honor Society 3, faitepfemb Mlchhle Lynne Junzog 4 L a Ken Imhoff ax Jason Inzer Michelle Jones 15 4: Jeff Jordohl Joy Jungels Jill Konenhauser AMSeniors The Four Years Have Gone By 18. Jennifer Kumon ChfiS Keliy Terry Klem1 Brandee Krabiil Andy Kressler Kofhieen Ku1schenreu1er Jennifer Susan Kamon, December 12. I' d love 10 change 1he world, bu1idon'1know wh011o do ' yboll 1 2, 3, 41Cop1oiny Tennis 2 3, 4; Bond 1, 2 Oreosureryw ors Bond 1 2, 4:JCWA 2, 4 Nice- PresidenU. Christopher Wayne Kelly, onuory 19. iiLife's bohles don'1 always go to 1he s1ronger or fosTer lou1ysooner or Io1er me man who wins, is The man who 1hinks he WfQSTIing 1, 2. 3, 41Copfoiny Foofboil 1, 2. , .gTIr-s . , 413911.41 2.11;: hysmyfxw, Kym Lake L roulor, Novemb r 6. This is 1he '11? 510 561 you free, bu1 - Klmbigly Mn lake, May 1 No- -yo 3con'1 iway's getwhoi you wont L bu1 if you 1ry some1ime: you might iust find you ge'r who1 you need. .7 ,Roliing S1ones Cldss 0111123 3 1 , qub 3, 4 1Presiden0:French AF; Brion LaProd SeniorsAS Seniors Prepare For The Presidential Wendy LoVoncher Jamie MGIOTT MiChelle Maloff Wendy Lynn LaVoncher, June 232m . may say I'm a Q; not the only one. I hope some day you'll join us, and m y; hool Kris Marsh different on Choir 3, 4; Science Brian Morfin Dave Martin Tricia Mam AMSeniors Elections And Regis'rer To Vote Jeff McConn n'Tgkfibw wh6 - Mary McDonough $$an no more 4.an MonQUhe 15. I ccn'T; I have To work, Nofionol Honor y 3, 4 Gametaryx French Club 21 3. 26. The owl and the pussycat went To hey took some honey, plenty of money and song to a guru! Leo , bskefboli 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Ski Club 3; Tom McReynolds i- A9 Mark Mitchell ' Kwok-Ling Moy MoryAnn Murphy SeniorV47 Everyone Is Getting Caught Up In The Rob Nelson Tonya Nelson Julie Odom g,: Samantha Oskamp Barb Owens Miracle Owens 48 Seniors Excitement Of The New Game: Pic'rionory Jody Parks Michelle Parnell Shellie Patterson Greg Pelfrey John Pflug SeniorsMQ Forge'r'ring Your Shoes And Wearing Your arch? ,haf life is not Wilde Arf The real world, STuden+ Terrie Puckett Diane Purcell Julie Rope' Natalie RaTh Debbie Reddish SWSeniors Slippers HiTs IT Big WiTh The Studenfs Jenn pr Pairlcla Reld, July 8. We CH9: Lid and we lied, d. And we never failed to fail; if was The eosiesf thing To do. - C, SBIN. CheeIl cding 'I, 2; Softball Barton Lea Rlchardson, April 8. 'Dea , ' , es his way clone: All ma we send info thelives twofhers comes bcgmnfq urown. L ' Football2; Soccer4; Tree 4 Tenni52. eoson. JCWAj-A; STudenT City Council f Jenny Reid Bart Richardson Andy Riddiough John Rogers Gina Rohdenburg Down Russell Seniors251 Earrings Are NOT Just For Girls Anymore . . . Carol Schmieg John Sergent MGTT Se'ro Bill Simms Kristin Sfrecker Perry Street 52 $eniors Davld Timothy Siroeh, Mar sions, bruised for our iniquiTies; him; and wifh his stripes we 0 $o-Cop1cxiro: Drama 41 2. 1M $toge Band; German C b Am Dave Sfroeh Kristin STroeh I The Guys Are Wearing Them, Too! John Sfullenberger Brydge1t Stwarka Christie Terrell that money coh tam; Operation Youth Faith Terry beTTer things. UGuess Who. Cheer '1, 2, 3, 4 mopioim; Homecoming Qu Donnie Thornton Ax Ronnie Thornton Sean Timon Terry Trecdwoy SeniorV53 Voted A Favorite Teacher, Mrs Reynolds Julio Trimble Micheie Tumbleson ' Jason Alan Uh, Marc close my eyes. onky for 5 gone. Kansas. Boskefbd 4: Morgantown 'I, when They stick Toggfher! or Roll 2, 3. Jason UTT Kim Welsh Jeanie Whitaker Dave Wilmes Kendra Wolfram SMSeniors Holly Yorneil JennifeI Nico , Fred Lee Elrod Shawna Marie Michael Jo es HCIrrIs Dino William Harvey Tracy Lynn Lawson Joseph Kevin Loy Angeia Mischelle Lee Paulo Marie McCullough Harry Richard MclnIyre Jr. Jiii Rene' MiIcheII Jon Eric Morgan MoIIhew Eric Mouser Lynn Yogodich shay. I son here or more? PoIIi. Track 'I Team 3, 4; Chorus 3 4. Tami Marie YeIIon, J God gives Ihe besI I who leave Ihe choice I Office Educ'oIion CICI ebe co RenIsnIer Reynoids KoIhy Lynn SouWriond Opp William David SIeele John Kevin SIevens Penelope Sue SI Daniel Roy Sch SIeven Edwar. Laura Ann Wo Daniel Earl W Melissa Ann Brion KeiIh Danny Joe , Ty Eliis YeII. SeniorsI55 J.C.W.A. Row '1: Chrisfy Jacobs, Kathleen Ku'rschen- reuter, Kym Lake, Holly Dunbar, Freido Faulk- ner. John Gesf, Jennifer Komon, Andy Curliss, Lyn Brogan. Row 2: Martha Hector, Melanie Bentley, Commie Foster, Brondee Krobill, Lu- cie Becus, Dena Borfon, Chris Webb. Rachel Philpof, Michelle Jones. Row 3: Christy Brown- ing, Julie Rape, Jocque Heal, Terri Puckett, HeoTher Curliss, PofTie Hughes, Kristin STroeh, Kristen STrecker. Barb Owens. Row 4: Mr. Dick- monn, Amy Blessing, RuTh Herzog, Kim Welsh, Steve Marshall, Scott Boys. Mike Innis, Jay Homm, Andy Riddiougn Science Club Row '1: Andy Bissmon, Fletcher Gibson, Holly Dunbar, Kathieen Kufschenreufer. Row 2: Chds Cooksey, Brondee Krabill, Craig Jeffrey, Poul Stephenson, Tricia Gordley. Row 3: Steve Marshall, Jacqueline Heat Kim Marshall, Rum Herzog. Lucie Becusl John Gesf, Mr. Wagner. Drama Club Row 1 Daron Jones, Steve Marshall, Brion Henry. Chris Cooksey, Fletcher Gibson, Row 2: Kim Welsh, Ruth Herzog, Josie Scovonner, Mot? Seto, Kofhleen Kufschenreufer, Bron- dee Krobill, Terrie Puckett Kim Morshalll Keily Seto. Row 3: Chris Forsy'me, Jenny McNoIIy, Vanessa Parr, Laurie Powell, Sondra Wissell, Jim Berry, Kns'tin Sfroeh. Andy Riddiough. The Drama Club; IsA the beginning of becoming a member of the Thesplan 5 Society. The Drama CIub members In- L plude peopIe who dc everything from : thetocting to thegadds and ends of; , backstage work AttercompIetIng ten ,I hours of dating, sets, and stage work - , -' a persOn beep '63 an honorary Thesa- all hours go toward Thesplah ,Stdrs'.a hisrp'dst year Mrsj Mv: ' ers directed, the foIIpIay and Mrs. 0 9A borne cIonngIthAMts Nyce and Miss ; plan. Any addI Evans directed the Spring musical. The Thesplan officers are as follows: Kim Welsh, president; Ruth Herzog, vice- A president and Jenny McNoIIy,-rsecre-'i. ' tory and treasurer , - Junlor Counclt on World Affairs starts , , Its meetings In Iate September or early : October. It 'is'Opeh to tenth, eleventh; ,- ond twelfth graders ' In late November, fwe sent 0 few members to the Model United Nations at the University of Dayton. Members are assigned a country and a topic to research ahead of time. At the confer- ,L enee, the members get a chance to see how the United Nations is run. JOWA otso has a pot-Iuck dinner to , which the exchange students are invtt- I ed. After the dinnert the exchange students are asked to toIk about their countries and how they differ from the United States. To raise funds, we have our onnuoI' , carnation soIeI This Is heId in February just in time for VaIentIne's Day. The Science Club, headed by Mr. Wagner and Mrs. Lemon has many di- verse activities. UndoubtedIy the most; renowned is the Science Olymplcs. Each year students try out for a place ' on the Science Olympic team and a chance to compete on a coIIege campus with other students. Events range from buiIdIng bridges wtrh tooth- picks to answering science questions in a game show an 4985, the Sclence Olymplc team captured first in the State and journeyed to Michigan for National competitionJ There have been severoI atter-school contests on an array of subjects. One competition entoiIed building a tower to the ceiling using paper Ohd SCOTCH tape. Other activities incIuded CI trip to Cost in Columbus and participation in Bethesda North's Mock Disaster DriII. The mock disaster had members mode-up with Injuries from a tornado acting out their parts while hospitoI staff trans- ported them to various areas of the hospital and mended their wounds . International ThespICIns Row 1: Jenny McNaIIy, Ruth Herzog, Kim Welsh. Row 2: Brondee Krobill. Chris Cooksey. Row 3: Vanessa Porr. Kristin Stroehl Koth- Ieen Kutschenreuter, Daron Jones, Terrie Puckett Steve MorshoII. Row 4: Kim MorshoIIr SCIence Olympics Pow 15Kathleen Kutschenreuter, Jocque Heal. HoIIy Dunbore Kim Marshall, Ruth Herzog. Row 2: Andy Bissmon, Mott Seto, John Gest, Bryon Mott, Steve Marsha , Chris Cooksey. Row 3: Mr. Wagner, Brondee Krabilll Tanya Piegeler, Fletcher Gibson, Holly Olson, Adam Kennedy, Tricia GordIey, Mrs. Lemon. U.N. Delegates Pow 1.Freido Faulkner! Melanie Bentley, MichelIe Jones. Brondee KrobiII, Kathleen Kutschen- reuter. Row 2: Rachel Phinot, John Gest, Kristen Strecker, Catrina Couch, Commie Foster. Row 3: Mr. Dickmannt Barb Owens, Andy Riddiough, Scott Boys, Chris Webb. Art Club Row 4: Andrea Smith, Gino Rohdenburg. Lyn Brogan. Faith Terry, Dodie Settyl Allison Erney, Becky CoxV Row 2. Aimee Spears, Jeri Nunn. Koren Owensl Heather Floyd, Alicia Faulks, Kora Hammond, Rachel Phiipot, Mrsi Reyn- olds. Row 3: Melanie Bentley, Michelle Jones; Brydgett Stwarkc, Martha Hoctor, Jenny Colv well. Loural Christenson, Tina Nelson, Freidq Faulkner. Row 4: Christy Browning, Kym Lake, Michelle Parneii, Kendra Wolfram, Mott Dick- mon, Dave Martin, Chris Borfeis! Steve Girty. Student Council Row 1: Aimee Spears, Don Vinson. Lisa Dunn, Brydgett Stwarkol Pattie Hughes, Shannon Leet Commie Fosteh Steve Walker, Laurie Powell, Laurie Neff. Row 2: Shannon Harmon, John Gest, David Byrne, Melanie Bentley, Catrina Couch, Faith Ter- ry, Kym Lake, Darren Vinson, Dee Dee Gredig, Vanessa Parr, Allison Erney. PowS: Ms. Evens, Lynn Mills, Michelle Cook, Holly Dunbot, Bob Shearer, Geoff Martin, Geoff Hueii, Katie Lundy, Lisa Poquette, Caryn May, Dee Dee Garrett, Liso Wolfram; Becky Cox, The Art Club is a fun and interesting club where the members are involved in many exciting activities such as decorating local business, school, and hospital windows at Christmas. The Art Club serves refreshments at the drama productions and this year we pointed the cafeteiio, along with Student Council. to give it a new and exciting look And we can't forget about the awesome art show we gave to show off everyone's artistic abilityu The Student Council is on active group working towards the advancement of our student body. Every year there are countless events and activities sponsored by us. Some are old traditions like the Homecoming dance, computer doting, candy canes, and sock hopsl while others are brand new like send-o-spook. We even revive old activities like bringing back the Christmas Bali and the Talent Show. The Student Council not only sponsors activities for enjoyment, we aiso raise money to better the school. In the post we have pur- chased many items such as student information boards: the signboord, honors board, and the book bulletin board This year Student Council purchased a new information board for the front lawn pointed the cafeteria with the Art Club, and also mode 0 donation to the Shrine Burns Institute. Cholr and Show Choir started the school year out on the right note with their better-than-ever FOIL Christmas, and Sweet- hearts' performances. ttPerkins night out and M8xM soles helped raise money for upcoming events in Choir and the music department Show Cholr's newiy elected name uBy Request and new look gave them a great start as they toured in and around Loveland. Competition in March gave the Choir new expectations of going to State, and with Show Choir working towards their contest at Kings Island in April, everyone had something to sing about. The Computer Club has been in existence for five years. We have twelve active members. We do not stay after school to play 0 bunch of video games. instead we have fun by playing intellectuoi mind teasers One of these games is called King's Quest. This game was purchased about three months ago and we just recentiy solved it. Eric Dunn and Jeff Lone along with support from Andy Bissmon Qoresidenb and Craig Jeffrey tvice-presidentt conquered the Quest! tiCIubs CompuTer Club Row 4: Tonya Bogon, Craig Jeffrey, Adam Kennedy, Poul Stephenson. Row 2: ML Olson, Fletcher Gibson. Andy Bissmcn. Show Choir Row 1: Mrs. Henderson, Kelly 8910, Brondee Krabill, Lou- rie Powell, Jennie Lommert, Tracey Masters, Vanessa Parr, Jenny McNaHy, Kathleen Kmschenreuter, Down Busemeyer, Ruth Herzog. Jeanne Diefrick. Row 2: Josie Scovonner, Susan Gay, Nikki Stephens. Motf Sefo, Joy Napier, Brion Heckler, Masooki Kogim, Chris Cooksey. Sondra Wissell, Kim Marshall Terrie Puckett Row 3: Chris Skinner. John Gesf, Sfeve Marsha , Daron Jonesl Donny Noel. Choir Row 1: Kelly 8e10, Tonya Sanders, Josie Scovonner, Missy Hoppe. Kendra Weisbrodf, Rene Philpo'r. Kelly Martin, Masooki Kogi'ro, Chris Cooksey, Brion Hackler, Nicole Stevens, Lisa Kopine. Jeanne Dietrick, Holly Olson, Kris'rin Sfroeh, Beth Rhodes, Andrea McClellan, Terrie , Puckett. Row 2: Kim Marsha , Tracey Mosfers, Jeannie Lammerf, Juley Shultz, Laurie Powell, Tino Hammond, John 6e51, Aaron Axmocher, g Donny Noel, Brian Pope, Kori Kondil. Rosemary Russell, Kofhieen Kutschenreufer, MoIIy Lynn. Amie Vaughan, Jamie Vaughan. Row 3: Barb Owens, Tina Simmons, Jami Broyton, Lori Boer, Tommy Lyons, Gerald Mills, Tom Preston, Chris Skinner, Jeanne McCoy, Susan Gay, Down Busemeyer, Ruth Herzog Row 4: Brandee Krobill, Holly Yornell, Deana Callahan, Michelle Cooke, Vanessa Parr, Joy Napier, Jared Thompson; Jenny McNaIIy, Marty Sargent. Kim Harper, Carolyn Criswell. Stacey Vaughan Todomi Kawahora, Stephanie Shields, Sondra Wissel. ClubskM Bend Ofticers Row 'I: Chris Cooksey, Be1hany Jones, Holly Dumber, John Ges1. Row 2: Ru1h Herzog, Stephen Mer- shell, Adorn Kresster. The Leve1ene MercLthILg Band has summer Camp in m ' 1 - 1h dAAugus1 L After ChrLisL1Lmo LWe prepe're foLr cehtes1 ene 1er our meLny Sprang :1 :1 d ' P '1 ' dfilh 1het we WIIIrpehorm eQery ,foe1bell seeson. I 1 F3 Middle School 10 perform 1 most L01 111e, home beske1bell gemeS,L1ows 1he schoeis in me; , , ' - spring and et1ends e' s1e1e con1es1 lnL December we have Wi1h L1he cloLsing of mafchlng band seosen, we begin LcLoncarI : L Hon s Band. Here 1he dfrec1ers 0L1 neighboring schools jein 1o-' 1 band in November and early December many of , L ,wi'rh 11191 15951 s1uden1Ls 1o perform 0 conCer1. In Ie1e V ge1in10 the Chris'tmds spim end 1orm a brass ensemble which, 1 February, members e11enLd the 5010 end Ensemble con1es1 Our, Novels around 10 1116 schools' In oUr distric1pteying carols the day consisfem high rehngs reflec1 on 1119 depenmem . befere Chrisf-mes break , ,1 , ,, , The S1er-Spehgled LBeI'InerL Stage Bend Row 4: Chris Cooksey, S1eve Mershell, Ru1h Her- zog, Brendee Krebill, Kelly Se1o. Row 2: Chris For- syfhe, John 6e51, Jared Thompson, S1ephenie Shields, Tim Vosmeli, M011 Conley, Jim BerryI Bress Sec'rion Row 1: John 8e51, Chris Forsy1he, Bleke Sie1er. Row 2; Craig Lewis, M011 Conley, Jafed Thompson. Trumpets Row 1; Geoff Hueil, Steve Marshall, David Wilson, Sarah Porfon Row 2: Scoft Hughes. John Thompson. Joy Napier, Aaron Roby, Garth Marshall. Tim Yosmati. Saxophones Row 1: Bryan Heckler, Kofhieen Kutschenremer, Chris Cooksey, Adam Kressler. Row 2: Bethany Jones, Amy Napier, Stephanie Shields. Row .3: Brandee Krabiu, Geoff Hueil, Jim Berryl Kelly Sefo. Percussion Row 1: Chris Childers. Ed McIntosh, Marty Sargent, Mike Callahan Row 2: Nicole Stephens, Susan Gay. Tommy Locke. Woodwinds Row 1: Ruth Herzog, Jennifer Ko- mon, Lucie B$us, Holly Dunbar, Kris- hn Stroeh. Barbara Owens Row 2: Michelle Cooke. Corrie Mctn'rosh. Caryn May. Josie Scovonner, An- drea McClellan, Kristen Burdeff. Loveland Tlgerefies? Who's ThoT?! i'm sure y'oil recognize The picTure, buT where did Tth name come from? AcTuoiiy, iT's ' been our name since long be- fore any of us were around. This year we decided ThoT we wanTed 0 change. So , . . we broughT book The old name which is new To us oil. insTeod of jusT being The uDrili Team , we now have 0 home. We march in a few parades and poriicipoTe in conTesTs wiTh The bond. Occasionally, during boskeTboii season, we whip TogeTher an awesome dance. The National Honor Society is on eiiTe service group which was creoTed in i 4921. Since Then, NHS'hos worked To bring The ochievemenTs of ouTsTanding high school sTudenTs To The oTTenTion of Their classmates, Their parenis; Their communities, and The colleges They plan To oTTehdi The purpose of NHS is four-foid: CD To creoTe an enthusiom for scholarship. QT To sTimulaTe a desire To render ser- vice, QT To promoTe leadership, and 90 To develop characTer. These four qualifies ore criTeria for becOming a member of NHS Through focuiTy selection. This year, under The supervision of Mrs. Colciosure. Mr. Bivens, and Mrs. Cairns. National Honor Society sponsored Two sock hops, donoTed money To The Ricky King Fund. helped sponsor The ChrisTmos Dance, and on February 25 conducted in inducTion ceremony. - under Mr. Friedmonn's, direc- TigereTTes Row 1: Nicole STephensl Terrie PuckeTT, Amie Vaughan, Jamie Vaughan, Jocque . Heal. Susan Gay. Row 2: Tommy Lokey, - Kendra WeisbrodT, Jenny DePueT Josie Scovohner. Row .3: Tonya Sanders. An- drea MCCIeiIQh, Hoily Yomell, Kim Marsholi, Laura EvereTT, Alisa DePue. This year The Language Ciubs have been fairly dcTive.-The French and German clubs, Tion, prepared a dinner of Their counTry's cuisine Ohese, sTu- dents learned much obouT The food of The counTry They are studying, as well as how To have fun cooking iTD. L The Spanish club, under Mr. Murray, has gone ouT To dinner 0T 0 Mexican resTauranT, and They oiso oTTended a Spanish movie, All The clubs goT To- 5 geTher To pchicipoTe in a day i of fun, food and frolic CT The Oiympicnique 0T Sharon Woods. NoTionol Honor SocieTy 2 Row 4: Mrs Coleicsure, Catrina? Couch, NoTe Hackier, KaThleen KuT-g chenreufer. Lucie Becus, Kwok-Ling Moy, ChrisTy Jacobs, Jennifer Kamon, Hoiiy Dunbar. Row 2: Brydgeii STworko, FoiTh Terry, KrisTen STroeh, RuTh Herzog, Wiily Cole, Amy Blessing, Terrie PuckeTT. Row 3: Kim Welsh, Kim; Morsholi, MoTT SeTo, Bill Green, Robf Neison, Dove Siroeh, Jason Inzeru SCOTT EvereTT, SCOTT Boys, Commie Foster. Lyn Brogan. .udu German Club Row 1:Todd Hodgins, Carol Schmeig, Dave Bevilac-y qua. Andy Curliss. Jennifer Hirsch, Josie Scovonnen J.J. Ridgewoy, Brion HackIer, Donny N095. Mike Vo- covone. RowZ-Lynn Mills, Jennifer Depue, Jeff Dun- lap. Dawn Busemeyer, Terrie Puckaft, June Ropg. Michelle Zimmer. Jason Woodruff, Paul Stevenson Aaron Roby, Dovld Stevenson, Wendy Hopkins Sean Moore, Row 3: Mr. Friedmann, Laurie Chismon. Andy Bissman, Deana Callahan. Ktis1in Sfroeh. Kelly Sate, Jocque Heal, Mark Sffecker, Ruth Herzog, Sean Murphy, John Breitung, Phil Mogner. David Shoeh. Joy Napier. Jared Thompson, Scott Switzer, Krisfy Clifton, Tricia Hutzsl. French I Club How 1: Jennifer Bameff, Lisa chuene, Wayne Gephordf, Down Pony, Julie Robinson, Jennifer Vaughn. Jeanne McCov, Justina Trimble, Alisa De- pue. Row 2; ML Friedmann, Todd Hombnn, Adam Kressler, Ernie Lawrence. Donny Hollawell' David Sfroeh. Corrie Busemeyer. Caryn May, Stephanie Shields. Beth Rhoades. French II Club Row 1: Susan Goyl Tricia Runge, Shawn Osborne. Mlchelle Bighorn, Julie HuddIesYon. Micheue Cook, Hoily Olson, Chris Mills. Rosemary Russell. Juie Shultz. Row 2; Jeanne Dietrick Jamie Boys. Ron Baxter. Kym Lake, Chrisvy Browning. Sco1f May, Scoft Boys, Chris Laid, Nichole Stevens Row 3: Mr. Friedmann, Melissa Hughes, Jenny Lambert, Barb Hudsonl Willie Cde. Jenny Casell. Laura EvereH, Amy Napier. Geoff Martin Geoff Hueil. Jason lnzer, Note Heckler. Scot ! Everett, Jennifer Kamon. Andrea McCIellan, Dee Dee Dugle. Spanish Club Row 1: Greg Taylor, Tonya Ruff, Kris'ren Baden, Kelly Martin Craig Jeffrey. Bethany Jones. Janina Trimble. Christy Witsken. Troy Moores. Megcn Anderson. Row 2: Rob Long, Dawn Hyden. Lisa Wolfram, Sto- cey Vaughan Trick: Ballinger, Dee Dee Goneh. Becky Cox. Aimee Spears, Cindy Reilly. Amy Dick- ien, Andrea Smith, Tom Steinau, Tammy Parrot. Row 3: Steve Kenyon, Koren Schlueter, Bridgette Hcmihon, Elizabeth Alien, Jennifer Bieril Lisa Kopiftke, .l Eyrich, Gory Pophom, Tracey Masters Tommy Jackson Row 4: Tom Preston. Eric Booze. Molly Lynn, K0159 Mathews, Mam Dickrnan. Tammie Bryant, Ta- mek: Lyon, Jami Broyfon, Barb Owens. Brion Pope. John 6659, Paul Jonson. Dena Banon. M. Murray ClubV65 l ' I FenCIng Club TIger s Tongue Row 4: Paul Stephenson, Brion Pepe, Craig Jeffrey, Jamie Boys, Kuih- Row 1: Rob Long, Craig Jeffrey, Ruth Herzog. Row 2: MI. Zin- Ieen Kufschenreufer. Row 2: Bart Richardson, Andy Bissman, Mr, Fried- necker. Jenny Cassell, Loretta Mogee, Tonya Bogon. monn, M071 Brown, Troy Moores, The Fencing Club meefs once CI week under the supervision of Mr. - Friedmann. Beginners are taught basic defense and otfock skins. while .3': , Those who have been with us longer wOrk on perfeCTin'g their failing . ,, Techniques Anyone can join The Fonclng Club. The members are responsible for are The cost of the equipment , ' ' Tomorrow? You wonf on article under 400 wads nboiuf Th Tiger's kfonguo by Tomorrow? Thot' 5 easy A?! I have, To menfion is how we assign artistes about Things and then Turn Them in. right? Oh there' 5 s; ' more? Yeah ,we dld sell ads To businesses f9 eqm man'ey To printifhe : ; paper. No, lydldn't'reoilze That paste-up wossucho big'job: i guess i1 L 1 , would be hard To fit all Those amdes info nice neat pages i don? , ; - have To say That it's great to see your name In print Mme words left? A ' Join the staff and see for yourself! I i The Key Club was revived this yearI With a orewfof tour interested ' students at ?he first meeting,yfhe club quickly'grew 1'0 30 members by January. A service-oriemed group, the dub fook port in beamifying ' i ' downtown Lovelcnd by planiing Trees, shrubs, and other plants In the 0:60 On December 4 2 They provided a Christmas party for nineteen Key CIUb girls and boys from the Allen House In Cincinnati After Christmas. The I . club planned fund raisers such as a car wash bake sale and The sale of Row 1: Dee Dee GredIg, JomIe Vaughn, Down Busemeyer. Susan Gay. candy. Wifh a new club charter m9 KOY gum is we on its way To Row 2: Laurie Powell, Paige Lacy, Ruth Herzog, Craig Jeffrey, Kim future years of service and fun. Harper, Kathleen Kufschenreufer, Michelle Cooks Row 3: Mrs. Rich, Jen- nifer Barnett, Townyc Martin, Lisa Kopihke, Jennifer Evans, Down Hyden, Kim Tracy, Jenny McNolIy, Vanessa Parr. Row 1: Karen Schleufer, Chris Wombles. Troy Moores. Chris Mills, Altison Erney. Faith Terry. Lisa Wol- fram, Jennifer Hirsch, Lucy Becus, Dodie Seffy, Allison Coiweli. Row 2: KoTie Matthews; Laurie Browning, Sean Moore. Jenny Lommerf, Tracey Mos'rers, Eliza- beth Crisp, Sarah ParTon, Stephanie Schwartz, Molly Lynn, ChrisTy Walters, Lyn Brogan, Michelle Jones, Kevin Correlli, Laura EvereTT. Row 3: Mr. Olson, Tro- cey Bemon, Greg Pockeff, Scott Boys, Chris Borfels, Mike Deon, Jill Eyrich, Jennifer Yeahs, Jennifer Bieri, Brydgeife Hamilton, Lissa Jonzen, Cyndi Rogers, Chad Gibson. Row 4: Trish Bolinger, Ryan Dial; Joy Homm, Chrisfy Browning, Poul Jonson Jennifer Ben- son. Mot? Dickmon, Tina Nelsons Craig Jeffreyl Mark Combs, Daron Vinson, Scott Broun, Lisa Poquehe, Kerrie Kreeck, Marty Sargent Jorod Hirsch, Mr, Zin- necker. Row 5: David Byrne, David Martin, Bill Green, . Mike Hensley. Jeff Jordohl. Martha HocTor, Melanie Skl CIUb Bentley, Kym Lake, SIeve Girty, Don Vinson, Jamie Boys. Trek KrabiII. Jamie DeTeItum. bbTCIubs ; V '5: ' endonce Aides Row 1: Melanie Bentley, Lisa Dunn, Tammy Parrot, Jennifer Yeahs, Shannon Lee, Row 2: Pohie Hughes. Terrie Puckett Jac: quie Shearer, Sonya Worrene Corrie Moore, Becky Cox. ; - IN ' WW I I GUIdcnce Andes Meionie Benfly, Commie Foster. Mcr'ry Sargent Jill Kolfenhauser, Melanie Bixier. This year's LHHS Ski Club has obomL fhidy mem- bers who are willing To brave The cold and cruelty of the elements in order to experience The exhit- oration of skiing down a hillside of Top speed m! someThing closeo. Although good weather can- celled The Club's first outing on Two differenf oc- casions, we finally made if to fhe beouhful whiTe hills of Perfect North Slopes in Lowrenceberg, Indi- ono. Advisors are Mr. Olson and Mr. Zinhecker. Library Aides Lori Boehr, Susan McLin, Jill Kolfenhouser, Tommie BrYOnf, Stacy Webster, Miracle Owens. Cafeteria Aides, Row 1:Jeryl Rottinghous, Miracle Owens, Row2sJack Payfes, Cathy Segelke, Glenda Michael. Lejla Robinson. Science Aides Row 1: Trick: Gordley, Dena Barton, Amy Blessing. Row 2: Mr. Lynn, Carol Schmieg Holly Yurnell. The Student Aides of our school make 0 real difference. They help departments in many countless ways. Doing Those many tasks the? may seem Trivial, but need To be done in order to make LHHS a better place To be, is how They spend Their time. The dcTiviTy secTTon and The cT imssecTions were Two of The ds'singmenTs ' on which Michelie Jones Kendra Wolfram and Lucie Becus Worked CdTrino Couch I dwhen $heg wosh'T deingk 'I oTher yearbaakicheregi I 'T Through chaos and cOnstion The year-' Oak staffpuils iT Gil Together To produce I T The 1988 LOHIAN The 'sToff included: 00- T a Couch MichelieJones Kendra Woi- , T om, MarTth Hector JQCQUe Heal Rob 1 ,; eisoh, Lucie Bead ,8 Kim Welsh, Tammy , w'Buchen-ou Heather CUrliss Jenny Cosseli I Michelie MGIOTT Rob Long Renee Kee-L ; bough, MGTT SeTo Bryon Henry, Kevin 'qurelli. Jocque Heal and Kim Welsh worked especially hard on The club secTion. Lohion Lohion Lohian LohiCIn 1 Heather Curlissysef the tone of the book with her infrOducfory essay I 2 Working on The sporfs section offer having finished fhe faculty secIion Rob Nelson learns To deal with new frustrations , 3 Rob Nelson and Kendra Wolfram are fired after working all day wifh the photographer and sfudems being - photographed, , 4 Martha Hoctor focuses her camera :fo snap one of me many pictures she : Took for The book. i Teommoies Gino Rohdenbergl Faith Terry, Lyn Brogan, and Michelle Parnell show how Iosiing friends can be made. i7 ' :The JV Baseball team looks To add another win 10 I Varsin Girls' boskeiball Coach Johnson gathers his If their 20 4 record breaking season I vm team for a timeout I I . Lew , ' 1 m4 u A , I I Team represe 0 group of Qi' eies who are proud 'IQ beiQng. ii consisIS of; he unseIfI posses, assists, and pois on backs neededjio See oihers SUQQeed. HerlQ we have grow ' aide Ids ng friendships, and unforgett ble memories V i ,Q i , ,, I A The Varsity Boys' Soccer Team celebrates yet onoiher tournament wini Sporfs represent The many work- ing for The one. They are individ- uals striving for the unify of 0 Team. IT is here Thai an athlete con demonsiroie his obiiiTy To co- ordinoie, sfrive, and be The best That he can be. The JV Giris' Boskeiboli Team gather around Coach Taylor 10 Iisien To his insiruciionsi l I I w exm; yrx r .- 72ISporTs Q I Working Together 05 a Ieom ore Becky Cox and Steph- anie Tracy. Varsity Bcskefboil captain Varsity Soccer senior Joy ., ' Donny Harris posses To the Jungles shows off his all- ,. Giris'Trock captain Lucie Be- open man. league obilify. ,, cus pulls away from the field. Afhleferepresenfs individual glory. Sportsore a seperoie world To him -- 0 piece where he can express himseif inIWGys he never imagined. He must prove worthy only To himself. The resuli of his effori is a personal evoluofion of his expectations. - ii Three-yeor Ietfermon Greg Pelfrev shows how he throws base runnersi awn... Defeof is a hard word To cope with. Victory, however, is one which on oihleie never fires of hearing. Alihough ii isn'i always whether you win or lose Thai counts, The effect of winning upon an oThieTe ofier he has giv- en 14096 is immense. He feels a sensation of pride and dedica- Tion, of friendship and individual satisfaction. w Tiger Man of ihe year Chris . Kelly adds more yards to his name. Michelle Parnell shows how f0 have fun while playing 2 basketball. I Sporfsi 73 Football 0 Varsity Row 1.'Terry Klemf, Bill Simms, Chris Laird, Dave Beoffy, Shannon Smith, Mike Harris, Steve Walker. Row 2: Shown Richardson, Rob HON, Scott May, Shea Hill, Tony Mourer, Greg Palfrey, Row 3.'Don Harris Jeff McConn, Bob Shearer, Chad Swi'rzer, Steve Kenyon, Chris Dick; Chris Kelly Row 4: John Sargent Rob Nelson, Jim Dimiff. Mike Denney, Brian Martin, Scot Filgis. Row 5: Coach Hacker, Coach McCoy, Coach Taylor, Perry STreeT, Coach Rich, Coach Rufkowski, Coach Johnson W2 Scot Filgis gets a lime of his own medicine. $925 Chris Kelly puts c: punishing tackle on the Finney- Town player. :f83 Jeff McConn goes an em for The ball. 71VSporTs Football - J.V. 8 Freshman JUNIOR VARSITY Row 1: Scott Chorlefon, J.J. Ridgeway, Tom Steinou, Dove Nelson, Jamie Defellum. Row2: Chris Knobe, Don Long, Ryan Dial, Jeff Dunlap, Chris Wombles, Steve HazleH Row 3: Todd Hcmblin, John Duvotl, Ernie Lawrence, Brad Worm, Wayne KiphcrdT. Rowd: Shannon SmiThA Bob Shearer, Gary Popham, Rusty Weaver, Aaron Roby, Mike Denney. Row 5: Coach Rufkowski, Chris Laird, Chad SwiTzer, Steve Kenyon, Coach Taylor V?iiiqrrison - - New Mehmond Reading Norwood FRESHMAN Row 1:800110horl9fon1 J.J. Ridgewoy, Torn Sfeinau, Dove Neison, Jamie Detellum, Row 2: Chris Knobs, Don Long, Ryan Dial, Jeff Dunlap, Chris Wombles, Steve HozleH. Row 3: Todd Homblin, John Duvoll, Ernie Lawrence, Brad Warm, Wayne Kiphordf. Pow 4:Gory Pophom. Rusty Weaver, Aaron Roby. iMii Terry KlemT runs To daylight M2 Dan Harris says T361 Me Outta Here! Sporfst VarsiTy Cheerleaders 5 h? Melissa Golfer, Melanie Benfley, Treoso Fuson, Cahino Couch, Vanessa Porr. Dee Dee Dugle, Dee Dee Gredig, BrydgeTt STworko. W J.V Cheerleaders JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 7MSporTs Row 4: Lisa Kopittke. Jenmfer Evans, Cyndi Reilly, Juley Shunz, Dawn Hyden, Dawn Busemeyer Row 2: Kim Tracy, Jeni Hirsch. Volleyball VARSITY Row 1: Holly Dunbar, Jennifer Kamon, Shannon Lee, Becky Cox, Jocque Heal. Row 2: Kofhleen KuTschenreuTer, Kim Tracy, Kim Marshall! Sam Oskompl Rhonda Block, Barb Hud- son, Coach Evans, Tonya Martin prepares to bump The bell. Jennifer Kcmon hits The ball. J.V. Volleyball Madeira Indian Hill Deer Park Wyoming C.A.P.E Finneytown Amelia ' Indionmll Deer Park eggsgzsirzisgi L , ,neyfbwn L Reading 3; , J.V. Row 4: Molly Lynn, Jen Bomeft, Liso Wolfram, Tracy Benfon, Shannon Harmon, Sheri Franklin, Kim Begue Row2x Renee Fields, Townya MorTin, BeThony Jones, Tricia Bolinger, . S 1 77 Tonya Ruff, Karen Shluefer, Coach Stamper. 90' V Golf 0 Cross Country Golf :L L L Madeira ' L , 4-0 Gien Esfe DeerkPork , 243 Indian Hills 2-4 Wyoming ' 34 L Moriemonf L 4-1 C.H.L 3rd CARE. , 5-4, Walnut HiIls Reading 6-4 Glen Este L . , Flnneymwn L 7-1 Princeton lnv.L , H - 45th Uied for 2nd in CHL. with Wyoming GOLF Row 4: Blake Slater, Jerry Harris, Jorod Hirsch, Sean Moore. Row2: Tim Mouser, Coach Evans. Only senior golfer, Jerry Harris. Cross Country Cooke '151h Hammond 46m Robinson 27th Vaughan 29m Holfmonn 16m CROSS COUNTRY Row 4: Jamie Vaughan. Julie Robinson. Kora Hammond, Stacey Vaughan. Row 2- M01? 7W5por15 Coody, Coach Ferone. Girls' Soccer 0 Varsity 8 Junior Varsity VARSITY Row 1: Cindy Jacobs, Amy Dickfen, Cassie Gcmbill, Chris Mills, Lyn Brogan, Nicole Harris, Gino Rohdenberg Pow2: Wendy Hopkins, Chrisfy Jacobs, Sheri HorTon, Down Czyznikl Michelle Parnell, Faith Terry, Row 3:Cocch Brogan. Coach Woodruff, KrisTen Stroeh. Tonya Giver, Commie FosTeL Dodie Seffy. Turpin ' McNichola Wyoming McAuIey Madeirqt Indion HiII Harrison Gien Este W Country Ddyff Moriemont Harrison Amelia Finneytown C.N.E. Glen Esfe Foirfield 0C3; ..CP?9 AAAOAAOAaAaaost GIRLS' J V. SOCCER Row 11Aimee Spears, Shown Osborne, Paige Lacy, Allison Erney, Andrea Smi1h, Tricia Runge. Row 2: Lynn Mills, Sheila Michels, Aimee Hoffmann, Janina Trimble, Corrie McIntosh, Down Polly, Lisa Poquette. Row 3: Coach Brogan, Amy Napier, Chrissie Bernhardt, Caryn May, Kris Smythe, MAWWWNANQO Spor'rv79 Soccer - Varsity Pow 1:Gc1ry Hunnely, Jason Woodruff, Boldino Monfredo, Chad Gibson, MorTy Sargent. Row2:Geoff Marfin, Bart Richardson, Chris Borfels, Jeff STeinou, Joe Meyers, Larry HuTzeI. Row 3:Cooch Zinnecker, Nick Merkwe, Sfeve Loy, David Sfroeh, Phil Magner, Jay Jungles. Jeff Jordohl, Mark Shuler, 9 w nun...- .,..,.;1 '... Coach Zinnecker and Coach Cossidy closely wcnch the Bill Green and Jeff Steinou work The ball upfieVd. game. 8W3porfs Soccer 0 J.V. Row 1: Doug Campbell, Adam Demissie, Mark Combs, Lee Miracle, Gerry Rush. Row 2: Brandon WOHers, Dave Wilson, Adam Kressler, Mike Roesch. Row 3: Jason Lucy, Coach Zinnecker, Mott Dickmon. Clarence Miracle Temeegeni Demissie Takes 0 long shof. Jason Lucy passes the ball To a TeommoTe. SpoerEM Wrestling Row 4.'Chris Borfeis, Troy Fuson, Dave Wilson, Jason Woodruff, Dirk Byermon. Row 2xRon Baxter! Andy Hilliard, Wayne Gephardf, Tim Ramsey. Row 3: Chris Dick, Tony Mouer, Chris Gibbs. Chris Kelly, James Swoder. Powd-John Duvoll, Jason Lucy, Brion Coll, Brion Belcher V L Jason Lucy pins his opponent Chris Borfels moves in on his opponent MATT KITTENS Row 1: Alisa Depue, Jennifer Benson, Shondo Sorritelli, Michelle Molof'r, Row 2: Caryn May, Carrie McIntosh, Monica Jones. Row 3: Terrie Puckett, Beth Rhoodes, Barb , McDonough, Ron Boxier greets hIS opponent. SWSpor'rs Cheerleaders 0 Basketball VARSITY Row 1: Dee Dee Gredig, BrydgeH waorko. Tommy PorroH. Row 2: Jenny Szczepek, Treosa Fuson, Jenny Colwell, Laurie Powell Jenny Colwell gives a Tiger yell. - J.V. Row 1: Jenny Evans, Aimee Spears, Andrea Smith, Down Hyden Row 2: Jeni Hirsch Julie Shulfz, Befhony Jones, Kim Begue x Andrea Smith ponders the out come of The game. 3?:- h- 2 A FRESHMEN Row 1: Stacey Vaughan, Tonya Sanders. Row 2: Karen Shluefer, Shondo Stczrnes Row 3: Laurie Browning, Jen BarneTT. Row 4: Tow- nyo Martin, Dawn Pony, Sponges Basketball 0 Boys' VorsiTy Gieel ,ilIS 9 Row 1: Jeff Sfeinou, Jason UTT, Dan Harris, Lance Bolin. RowZ'Chris Mullins, Brian Caine, Mww'uh John Hughes, Gory Hunnely, Coach Ferone. Row 3.'Jeff Driver, SCOTT Filgis, John Westfoll, Chris Fiynn. Chris Mullins gets in position for a rebound as John Westfoll gets sei To shoot Scot Filgis plays his role as iiThe Hammer. Jason UTT passes the ball around. BMSporfs Basketball - J.V. 8L Freshman L f Finneytown W V Wolnu1 Hills L Reading L J.V. Row 1: Dan McEwon, Brod King, Chad Swifzer, Chad Gibson. Row 2: Jim Maple, LJL Dozier, Jeff Green, M011 Colwell. Row 3: Jim King. Moff Dickmon, Shawn Murphy, Greg Taylor. FRESHMAN Pow 1.'Tom Sfeinou, Andy Curliss. JP. Yornell, Mike Kenny, Coach Davidson. Row250hris Knobe. Steve HazIeH, Dove Nelson, Jeff Dunlap. Row .3: Ernie Lawrence, Aaron Roby. Chris Minion, Bloke Slo'rerL Sportyas Softball 0 Varsity 82 J.V. . . , . Marie , CAPE. 'RFinneytawn W Lime Mlcnzcag 3? L' Ursullne i: . w M L Reading L L Varsity GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL Row 4: Julia Trimble, Christie Brotherton, Ko1hleen KuTschenreuter, Kim Harper, Tommy Buchenou. Row 21Tadomi Kowoharo, Jenny McNoIIy, Michelle Parnell, Sam Oskomp. Row .3: Coach Johnson, ' 96...; ix ,W Kim Harper applies the Tough D' Lime Miami Ursuline Reading Junior Varsity Row 4: Janina Trimble, Tricia Runge, Tina Buchenou, Tonya Ruff, Koren BurdeH Row 2: Katie Mathews, Lisa Wolfram. Tricia Bclinger, Sfef SchwarTz. Row 3: Chris Mills, Lisa Montovlo. Julie Robinson Renee Fields. BMSporfs Track 30W TFOCk Bob Shearer paces himself in his Row'H: Scoft May, Frank Holfmon, Brandon Walters, Brat Richardson, Brad Worrem, long distance run. Adam Demissie, Greg Pockeff. Row 2: Coach Rickh, Chris Laird, Geoff MarTin. David Sfroeh, Tim Honsford, Bob Shearer, Phil Magner, M - Aimee s 1 ' 1 ' k s1or1ou1 of 1he blocks. pears rys TO ge a qUIc Scott May kicks up for The home stretch. Michelle Cooke clears yet onofh- ngIS'IFOTCK B 1' A D k1 A. s R 2 B k c L . B , ow : 11cm: oxnger, my IS on. Imee pears. ow : ec y ox, uc:e ecus, er hurdle en route TO 0 VICTorY Christy Jacobs, Laurie Browning, Cindy Jacobs, Renee Philpof, Stacey Vaughn. Row 3: Coach Pomeroy, Lynn Mills, Michelle Cookel Tricia Runge, Julie Robinson, Lisa Poqueffe, Kr'sfn B rdeffe, Christ Cliffonl Am Hoffman. Coach R'ch1 I I u y y I Spor15187 Tennis Tennis Team Row 4: Coach Colclasure, Jennifer Komon, Wendy LoVoncher, Bloke Slater, Kevin Corelli. Row 2: Geoff Schmidt NaTe Heckler, Jay Homm, Jeff Green, Geoff Hueil, Mark Schuler. Andy Kressler sits with Jennifer Kamon be- tween matches. LOOk. iT'S Nate Hockler's hammer serve! Bloke Slater returns the ball to his opponent. Kevin Carelli evidences the disappointment of a lost point 88 Aporfs Varsity 8L J.V 0 Softball , ear ,or 1 Deer Park Wyoming Moriemonf Reading CARE Finneyfown Wyoming Indian Hill Indian Hill ecding rrsrssrrgsse Vorsify Soffbcw Team Row 1: Tommy Buchenou, Jacqui Shearer, Kym Lake, Gina Rohdenberg, Michelle Par- nell, Kathleen KuTschenTeufer. Shannon Lee. Row 2: Coach Evans. Kim Harper, Lisa Hendron, Jenny LomberT, Michelle MalloT, Theresa Hassert, BeThany Jones, Tonya Nel- son. Tara Kowahoro, Jenny Cossell. Tonya Nelson sprinTs to first base. Ind', Hill Reggng Northwest Norfhwest Anderson W J. V. Soffball Team Row 1: Shondo Stornes, CoHeen Miller, Molly Lynn, Janina Trimble. Sherri Franklin, Rene Fields, Tonya Sanders. Roszim Begue, Tammy Lokey, Missy Lyons, Moria Howland, Jennifer Vaughn, KGTie Mathews, Dodie Seny, Coach Mofre. spongaq Baseball - Varsity Varsify Baseball Team Row 41Chod Gibson, Sieve Walker, Terry KlemT, Rob Hail, STeve Ken- yon, Gory Hunley, Greg Pelfrey. Row2.-Cooch Evansl Jeff Jordohl, Dan Harris, John Hughes, Rob Nelson. Steve Noel, Shown Richotdson. Imu---.........,. um Imumnw in. W l, h . V u. - M i , , VI Ia, .1 Rookie infielders Chad Gibson and Jim Maple held Their own in defense. League MVP Brion Martin goes into his windup. Coach Huesmun, 0n ex-St. Louis Cardinal, works hard hitting ground balls to his infielders. OWSporfs C.H.L. Champs - J.V Baseball J. V. Baseball Team Row 4: Dave RiHer, David Bevoloquo, Jason Lucy, Ernie Lawrence, Chris Knobe, Mike Kinney, Jeff Dunlap, Todd Hamblin. Row2: Shannon SmiTh, L.J. Dozier, STeve Hozleffe, Greg Taylor, MoT'r Colwell, Chris Min'ron, Dove Nelson. 4:. ' . . - . 4;: Catching during 0 hot game of Reading is is what Greg Pelfrey V95 for. All league first baseman Shawn Richardson tries to pick The Reading playoff Sports N1 Chris Barfels Ron Baxter Lucie Becus Kristin BurdeTTe V ! Mimi Dirk Byerman Brian Coin Michelle Cooke Chris Dick Jeff Driver SCOT Filgis Cassie Gombill Chrls Bartok: 3rd in CHL. wrestling. Ron Baxter: 4th in CHL, wrestling Lucle Becus: 4st CHL in 2-mile run; Regional Qualifier 2-mile run. Krmln BurdeHe: Regional Quotifer, 2-mHe relay. Dlrk Byerman: 2nd in CHL, Wtestling. Brlan coin: 2nd team CHL, boskefboli. Mlcholle Cooke: Regional Qualifiel in 1 and 2-mile relay. Ghrls Dick: 3rd in CHL, wrestling. Jen Drlver: 1st Team CHL, boskefboli. Scot Fllgls: Honorable Mention, basketball and football: Specia! Mention in Disfricfs, football. Cassie Gamblll: 1st Team CHL; 1ST Team All City; 2nd Team district, soccer. Tonya leer: 2nd team CHL, soccerA OHSporTs Bill Green Note Hoclkler Dan Harris Nicole Harris Jorod Hirsch Wendi Hopkins Rob Howard Lorry Hufzel L , 3mg mu m Chrisfy Jacobs Cindy Jacobs Jeff Jordohl Joy Jungles E BIII Green: 2nd Team CHL, Soccer. Nate Hacklor: Honorable MenTion tennis, Dan Harris: 13? feam CHL; Honorable Menfion District Football; 2nd Team CHL, Boskefboll. Nlcole Harrls: Honorable Mention CHL. Soccer, Jared Hirsch: 2nd Team CHL. golf. Wendl Hopkins: Honorable Mention CHL, Soccer. Rob Howard: HonorabXe Memion, CHL. FooTboll. Larry Hufzel: 2nd Team CHL, Soccer. Christy Jacobs: Honorable Mention, Soccer; 151 place CHL 400 meter dash; 1st place District 400 meter dash; Regionol- Academic All Ohio; Qualifier 400 meTer dash and mile relay. Clndy Jacobs: 4st Team CHL: 2nd Team District Soccer: Regional Qualifier 100 me1er dash. Jen Jordahl: 15? Team CHL: 1s? 1eom All City. Jay Jungles: 2nd Team CHL, Soccer. Sponsws Chris Kelly Terry KlemT Brion Martin Jeff McConn $5614 2 . : on cm A3 Chris Mills Lisa Paque11e Michelle Parnell Greg Pelfrey 942Sporrs Shown Richardson Julie Robinson Mark Schuler John Sergent Chris Kelly: 151 Team CHL, 15f Team district, 'Ist Team All STOTe. football: 2nd in CHL, 3rd dis1ricts, 3rd in State, wres1ling, Terry Klomi: 2nd Team CHL. fooTbaII. Brlan Manln: Honorable Mention CHL, fooTbcll; 451 team CHL, league MVP, baseball. Jeff McCann: 2nd Team CHL, football, Chrls Mllls: 15f feom CHL, soccer. Llsa Paquefie: Regional Qualifier, 2-mile relay. Michelle Parnell: 1st team CHL, soccer; 451 team CHL,soffb01I, Greg Pellrey: 1st Team CHL, baseball. Shawn Richardson: 151 team CHL, baseball. Julie Roblnson: Regional Qualifier. mile relay. Mark Schuler: 2nd team CHL, soccer; 2nd Team CHL, Tennis, John Sargent: Honorable Mention CHL, football. Perry Street David STroeh Foilh Terry Sieve Walker Perry Street: Hohoroble Mention CHL, foolboll. David stroeh: 451 Team CHL, soccer. Faith Terry: isi team CHL, Honorable Mention City, soccer. Steve Walk- er: 2nd team CHL, football and baseball. John Weslfall: Honorable Mention CHL, boskeiboll. NOT Piciured: Tammy Buchenau: lsi team CHL, softball. Mike Dean: 2nd Team CHL, golf. Shannon Lee: Honorable Mention CHL, sofiboll. Phil Magner: 2nd Team CHL, soccer. Gina Rohdenberg: 2nd Team CHL, soflball. Tricia Runge: Regional Qualifier for '1 0nd 2-mile relay. John Weslfoll Academic LC.H.L. Honors ' Chris Borfels Dee Dee Gredig ' Jenny McNally Melanie Bentley Chrisly Jacobs L Rob Nelson Lyn Brogan Cindy Jacobs Vanessa Parr Michelle Cooke JenniferrKomon Laurie Powell Catrina Couch Kathleen Kulschenreuler Mark Schuler Dee Dee Dugle Phil Magner Brydgelf Slwarko Commie Fosfer Kim Marshall Jason UH k 1; What is an honor? In This section an honor is on awarded ochievemeni lo a certain individual for the exceptional effori he has put forih - the endless practices, neverending dedicalion, and the sheer skill he has shown on the field. NOT everyone has The obiliiy To achieve lsl Team, AII-Cily, or Honorable Meniion because if is on internal force given only To Those willing To strive for Thai extra goal, :04 second shot, or 2-mile run. As Mr. Hirsch says, liThere's no li' in Team, bu? Theie is on il' in PRlDE! We honor oil oihleies of Loveland Hursl High School, but we especially commend the seniors, who, as Their losl year comes To an end, will hopefully continue Their success in all walks of life. We hope, too. That they have learned from Their experiences and will always remember The fun and pride of Loveland Sporls. by Coirino Couch SportsNS JEJE Elma QIQQQJ. times; 15991 - - - Only Time Will Tell The firsT day of school is olmosT The some year cher year. The names and The faces of The sTudenTs and some of The Teachers are differ- enT, buT They oil have The same Things in com- mon on The firsT day. The sTudenTs are all in good graces wiTh The Teachers. MosT of The sTudenTs have if in Their minds ThoT They will do beTTer This year Then ever before. 1. Katie Lundy suddenly realizes whoT high school life is all obouT. 2. Melissa Graffon and Cassie Gambill caan be- lieve They have assigned sects nexT To each oTher. 3. Mark Combs laughs in The face of geology homework. 4. Callie Moore learn's The ropes of being on ofTendonce aide. 5. Scoff Burler begins The year by hiTTing The books. 98Nhe FirsT Day Of School 1. Jamie Vaughn, Jeff Sfeinau, 0nd Anneffa Collins Think Mr. Lynn is kidding when he tells them That They will be dissecting frogs, fish, and worms. 2. Jacque Heal shows Terrie Puckett how 10 do the high five'C 3. Kristin Burdeff, Michelle Cooke, and Kelly Se fo proc- five The n'LoveIand Fight Song . 4. Chris Cooksey plays his rendition of The Star Spangled Banner? 5. Mr, Fn'edmann eagerly cwcli'rs The arrival of The new crop of Fresh men. 6. Mrs. Walton helps Johnny Miracle geT organized for The new school year. School Sfonvw 100 T Homecoming Time Marches On The parade marched by like an army go- ing To baTTie, banners flying, drums pounding and everyone exciTed. This was The game we had To win because H was our homecoming, and we were sure ThaT we could win. This was a vicTory pa- rade before The game was played and everyone was sure and happy. BUT There was more Than a game before us. This was The beginning of The year, The firsT Time we goT TogeTher. We builT our floais and buiIT our hopes. We played our game and we won. We laughed and danced, remembered and forgoT. We kicked off our new year. 1. The Homecoming candidaTes are Brydgeff waarka, Dave Byrne, Melanie Ben Hey, John Sargen f, Faifh Terry, Michelle Parnell, Bill Green, Kim Baxter, Lance Bolin, and Holly Dunbar. Donn y Harris and Brian Martin are missing from The picTures 2. VarsiTy Cheerleaders Vanessa Parr, DeeDee Gredig, Cafrina Couch, DeeDee Dugle, and Teresa Fuson ore pad of The Homecoming parade. 3. Kristin Stroeh and Bran- dee Klabill help seT The sTage for The mood of The evening. 4. FuTure Tigers gaTher around our mascot. 5. Teresa Fuson gives The fooTbaIi a special cheer To help Them win The Homecoming Game ogainsT FinneyTownv 1. Fairh Terry and John Sargenf shore Their excitement about being crowned The 1987-88 Homecoming King and Queen. 2. Lovelond Board of Education members Mrl Sfrecker, ML Reily, Mrs. Kelly and Superinten- dent Mr. De Wiffcre port of The pa- rada 3. Brydgeff waarka, Cafrina Couch! and Melanie Bentley won- der which cheer will bring a touch- down, 4. The crowd woiTs in sus- pense for The Homecoming Queen to be announced. 5. You haven't seen anything yet, exclaims Troy Moores as he dances wi'rh Chris MIYIs. 6. Jay Hamm listens inTenTIy To Mrs. Reynokjs as she and Catrina Couch discuss float building Homecomingy 1 01 102TChanges '1. Thanks To a joinT efforT on The porT of The ArT Club and The STudenT Council, The cofeTerio walls are repoinTed and a new graphic design is applied. 2. Enjoying The greaT TasTing desserT, Mri Hausferman couldn'T be happier wiTh his posiTion cs principoi 3. The new superinTendenT, Mr. DeWiff, was mon-of-The-hour 0T The celebroTion given by The Lovelond focuITy To honor his oppoinTrnenT as superin- TendenT. 4. Mr. Hausferman begins his duTies as principal by addressing The assembly honoring The NoTional Honor Soci- eTy. 5. Mr. Bondmoved To The high school from The middle school This yecur. a Mrs, Ballman IefT The middle school To join The high school sToff 0T The beginning of The second semesTer when Mrs. Woodward reTired. The Times They Are A'chonging WhoT an incredible year for change! I can'T believe all of The new odminisTroTors we've goTTen This year. FirsT, Mr. Ron- ald DeWiTT, our dedicated principal of 15 years Took a new posiTion cs SuperinTen- denT of Loveland Schools. He replaced The former Superin- TendenT, Dr. Wople. So in Au- gusT, Mr. Charles SchmidT, vice-principol, Took on ocTing- principal posiTion, and Mr. Charles LoFoTo replaced Mr. SchmidT. In January, Mr. Thom- as HousTermcn, former Love- Iond counselor, become our principal. 1, Mr. LaFafa Took on 0 new job This year as AssisTonT Principal replacing Mr. Schmidt who re- Tiredi 2, Mr. Hausferman begins his Tenure as The Third principal of L.H.H.S. 3. DeTermined To Take The perfecT picTure CT The L.E.A. celebroTion Tor ML DeWirf, MI. Conn odjusTs The f-sTop only To realize ThoT The lens cap is sTill on. 4. ML De Wiffis guesT of honor of o recepTion 0T The high school, 5. During The firsT semesTer Mrs Fosfer's classes had The pleasure of having Mrs, Sfufff as a sTu- denT Teacher. Changey 103 1. Lyn Brogan models her senior sweatshirt 2. JusT as other couples, Chris Mullins and Sherri Horfon Take ad; vantage of The Time between bells. 3. As par? of an onti-drug program, The Bengaws challenge our senior cihlefes to several differem sports compemions. 4. Mr. Dickmannjoins in The class projects of making origami hats. 5. Mr, Dickmann's government doss learns 1he oncienf Japanese art of origami. 104VEvenTs , 1. Eugene Dubose works on his technical drawing. 2. Rob Nelson looks for the un- known. 3. Jenniffer Golfer is having a problem determining whether it was a hair follocle or o suboceous gland that she found during physiology lab. 4. During the Golden Tiger Day Kathleen Kufschen- reuter, Rufh Herzog, 0nd Brandee Krablil perform with the senior citizens. 5. Mrs. Lemon completes her pre-flight prepara- tions. 6. At the notion-wide science bol- loon launch, Lucie Be'cus gets ready to set off her two balloons. Time Flies I can't believe how quickly this year went by. It wasn't much different from the other years except for having different classes. but for some strange reason time moved into warp 5. It seems that lost Mon- day I was going to a football game, last Tuesday - the Christmas Dance, Wednesday - Spring Break, Thurs- day - the Prom, and last Friday was the Talent Show. i know all the other stuff was in between those days somewhere, but as to exactly where, I have no idea. Next week is exams - and then it's over. Wow! It's incredible! i wonder if Senioritis af- fects one's ability to judge time - it must. Last week school started; next week it ends. I wonder if there's an overcharged battery in my watch. Eventv 105 1. $reve Marshall, Daron Jones, Jamie Boys, Chris Cooksey, Brian Mort, Dave Wlliams, and Logan Williams have 0 rep session about girls and The meaning of life. 2. Laurie Powell finishes off some homework before class. 3. Kevin Carrelliond Sfeve Kenyon geT ready to leap for 1he bczll 4. Alisa Depue eofs lunch while reading fhe sign- bocrd and taking nofe of up- coming events. 5. Line judges Dan Long and John Wesrfalland net men Jim Spisok and Clar- ence Miracle judge a game of ping pong between Steve Haz- leff and an opponent during liunch. 6. Kevin Miller, Chris Mal'- mone, Poul Jansen and Jamie Bolin Take the biggest break of The day: LUNCH. 10wDoydreaming Killing Time IT is noT ThoT I don'T have enough To keep me busy, but ThoT I am Too lazy To do iT. SomeTimes I SH and Think of The good and bad Times Tth I have had wITh my friends, and oTher Times I Think of whoT will be happening in The fuTure such as col- Iege life. summer vocoTion, 0nd, of course, The up-coming weekend. SomeTimes I Think of The place where I used To Iive and miss ThoT place. SomeTimes I Think of my girl- friend and The Times we have shared. All in all, I Think obouT Things ThaT mkoe me who I am, so really I don'T wosTe Time: I make more of myself! 1. Steve Kenyon conTrOIs The jump over James Swader in The beginning of an Intramural boskefbaII game. 2. Brain Pope saves EIizabeTh Crisp from being hiT by The volleyball by deflecfing iT off his head in an inTromurcl volIeyboII Tournament 3. Dennis Pugh and Sieve Waddell Take a snack break from Their sTudies. 4. All eyes are glued on The ocTion of 0 Tight scoring inTromuroI boskeTbaII game during lunch. 5. Michelle Campbell, Michelle Jones, and Melanie Bentleywofch as Heather Curliss Tries To geT mm on impor- TonT Ton during lunch And OTher Pastimev 107 1. Lyn Brogan assisTs The 1988 Sadie Hawkins Queen Faith Teriy wiTh her crown while The King, Larry Hufzel, onches The crowd Toke pictures. 2. Jacque Heal and her doTe, Mark Payfes enjoy a slow dance CT The Christmas Dance. 3. The SpiriT of ChrisT- mos is all over Josie Scovanner and Trek Krabl7l'5 faces as They dance To a holiday Tune. 4. Junior Sadie Hawkins candidates Larry Hufzel and Vanessa Parr walk down The aisle To The sound of clapping sTudenTs. 5. Everyone dances To Their own beoT at The Sadie Hawkins dance of Rocky Top . 1 OWDonceS' Good Times School is not all academics and athletlcs. During the course of the year students attend several formal and informal dancest The first sock hop of the year was the Friday before Hal- loween after 0 football game. There were two other sock hops both after basketball games. Many students also attended the formal dances that 00 curred throughout the year. The first was Homecoming. Loveland Hurst High School had a Christmas dance this year also. Then there was a Sadie Hawkins dance a week after Valentine's Day. The year was wrapped up with Prom, the big dance of the year, but you can read all about that on another page! 1. Craig Henry and Kendra Weisbrodf take a break from the dance floor to discuss their plans for Christmas break. 2. Sadie Hawkins couples pair off during one of the last slow songs of the evening. 3. Japanese Exchange Student MasaakiKogifabrings Kari Kandil and Lori Baehr Sadie Hawkins balloons. 4. Kelly Martin, caught up in the excitement of the dance. has lost her date. 5. Chris Gapinskiand Dennis Pugh take to the floor to show everyone how to square dance. 6. The candidates for King and Queen of the 1987 Christmas Ball are Terry Klemt, Larry Hufzel, Lance Bolin, Faith Terry, Brydgeff waarka, and Vanessa Parr. The King and Queen were Larry Hutzel and Brydgett Stwarkc. Dancesr 109 1. Bryan LaPradis relieved That on The anxiety of giving blood is over. 2. Shannon Lee oversees fhe donations of Christmas fime. 3. The JV and vorsify cheerleaders practice 10 get Their dance ready to present 4. Vanessa Parr nibbles on the carnofion she received from 0 seem? love on Volenfine's Day 5. The boys' and girls' soccer teams are introduced at the first pep assembly. 6. All of he fons gather at the football games during The fall. T. No one would be coughT in The ciuTches of Mr. DeWiTT on Halloween. 2. On Halloween Brydgeff srwarka, Scoff E verefr, Jacque Heal, Chris fie Bro wning, Amy Blessing, and Scott Boysioin wiTh The resT in cele- braTion of The day. 3. The fooTboIi sTodium is empTy and snow-covered as fooTbaiI season ends and winTer sporTs begin. 4. Anxious for spring, Barf Richardson and Chris Lyon work on Their canoe in woods class. 5. Mr. Friedmann, Mri LaFafa, and Mr. Hines onch The pep assembly. There Is A Time For Every Season in The fall, jusT when The summer heoT subsides, The heoT of school begins. H is c: Time for many be- ginnings. The firsT snow of winTer is The besT porT of The season. The fresh smell of newly follen snow renews. Then winTer drags along wiTh overcasT days. Spring is The besT Time. I feel so happy when The sun sTorTs To shine; The buds come ouT on The Trees and The groyness Turns To greenness. IT re- minds one mm The school year is coming To a close. Seosonsi 1 i 1 1. Vince Wan Henrw and Miles Mm Berrw do a little goofinngff beTween scenes. 2. Mr. Wheeler Mndy Riddougru reads Meg's IeTTer about her new job in New York City to his wife wondra Wisselg 3. Telephone operoTor mm MarshalD saysl uGo ahead, please. 4. Before the performance of Ask Any Girl , Rufh Herzog puts on Krisflh Sfroeh's wrinkles. 5. A1 Mrs, Myers'finol dress rehearsal as direcior, she and studem director, Kim Welsh, discuss last minute changes for a scene. 6. The cost and crew of Ask Any Girl : Row 'I: Josie Scovanner, Vanessa Pair, Karhlesn Kufschenreurer, Jenny McNally, Kelly 5910 Row 2: Dawn Buse- meyer, Brandee Krabill, Rum Herzog, Chris Cooksey, Laurie Powell, Terrie Puckett Row 3: Chris Forsyfne, Kim Welsh, Jim Berry, Daron Jones, Brian Henry, John Gash Andy Riddiough, Nicole Stevens, Mari Sefo, Krisfin Sfroeh 112f'Ask Any Girl 1. Frenchy TKaThleen KuTschenreufeo dreams of True love. 2. Roger TSfeve Mor- shaTD, Sonny TBn'an Henry; Kenickie pohn Geso, Doody UWOH Sefo; and Danny TDovid 3170er sing Greased LighTening . 3. MorTy TVanessa Para Tells her firl- friends Frenchy TKarhleen Kurschenreureo, Jon TBrandee KrabilD, and Rizzo U?UTh Herzogl obouT her boyfriend overseas. 4. Kelly Sefo sTroighTens Laurie Powell's scarf before she makes her ehTrcnce. 5. While Sandy mawn Busemeyeo onch- es The movie, Danny TDavid Sfroem Thinks obouT his nexT movel QT Time And Time Again On opening nighT we were all booksToge, cosTumes on and hair slicked back and woiTing. Everyone was more or less ner- vous and The Tension filled The air wiTh whispering voices. The voices whispered in our ears -llWill you remember your lines? , llWill They laugh in The righT ploces'? , Will anybody even come To see you? Time and Time again and The onTicipaTion mode The voices buzz in our ears. And ouT on The darkened sToge, on The oTher side of ThoT block curToin we hear Them again - voices and more voices. We were all exciTed and ready To go and The voices grew. Our ploy opened To 0 sTonding-room-only crowd! Grecse'w 13 Times To Remember Ah - Senior Week; what a great Time we had. I'll never forgeT our dressing up 05 hippies and 50's buffs, surf freaks, and wearing our senior shirTs and sweets wifh Lovelond pride. Friday was The best of all when we put on our Sunday best and tried not To drop a piece of pepperoni or some sauce on us. And The assembly - where we got 10 see our friends chosen for the spe- cial awards which They've earned over The years. Definitely a Time 10 remember. 1. Julie Rape, Brydgerf waarka, Christie Bro wning, Rum Herzog, Jenniffer Golfer, Lyn Brogan, and Scofr Boys wenT all our for Yesteryear's Day. 2. A voneTy of seniors model their Yesferyeorls outfits. 3, Chrisfie Browning and Heather Curliss don'T op- peor to appreciate Kendra Wdfrom's Tips 4, Mr. Wagnergefs into the spirit of Senior Week. 5. Even on Senior Dress-Up Day MicheIe Parnell couldn't bear to leave her gym shoes 01 home. 114 wSenior Week 4. On The last day of Senior Week Mr. Dickmann combines cull of The days To- gefher 10 fashion his oquifh 2 Jenny Col- wellescorfs Mr Vocmional, Joe Lay, and Miss Voccnional, Lynn Yagodlch, across the gym during The Senior Assembly. 3. Jason Uff and Kendra Wolfram are happy with being voted Class Romeo and Juliet 4, Brydgerr waarka and Lance Bolin are chosen Mr. and Miss Senior of me Class of 1988 5. Brydgerf waarkaahd Lance Bolin give each other hugs of congratulafions. 6. Senior Class President Pom Hughes, pauses c: moment before s1orfing the on- nouncemenf of Senior Superlc1ives. Senior Weele 15 1. Brydgeff waarko thinks, I don't have enough Time as she makes final plans for the class elections held in May. 2. Amy chkfen explains The meaning of a short sTory to Nicole Harris moments before They fake a Test in English 3. Biology student, Tom Peston, makes careful notations of his observations. 4. Tara Kawahara, a foreign exchange siudenf from Japan, finds American Governmen? a foreign language. 5. When The beH rings, students may be seen rushing slowly To class. MMExoms 1. Tim Mouser carefully skeTches his designs for The Technical drawing exam. 2. Julie Robinson enjoys Typing To The rhyThm of The music. 3. Sfeve Kenyon busily scans The newspaper for orTicIes due nexT bell while Chad Swifzerquickly finishes his orT ossignmenf on his folder. 4. Julie Rowe works ogoinsT The clock To compIeTe a literature assignment 5. Cindy Jacobs con'T woiT for exams To be over and done MM 6. Sieve Glrfy hos To ocT fosT before The glue seTs, Nick Of Time RIIIIINGH AAAAY! Quick, grab The books, geT ouT. One bell 'Till lunch, buT you've only goT four minuTes To geT There. STop in The baThroom, check The hair e looks O.K. Now To The locker. 22-35-45. Those books in, These books ouT. 2 minuTes. Down The hall, around The corner, hurry up-buT look cool! There she is. Hi. ThoT class was sooo boring. OK, goTTo go, bye! AlrighT sTorT walking, ocT cool, you goT obouT Ten seconds. Around The cor- ner-now RUN LIKE HECK! 6 . .5...4...Thedoorissofor away! Whoa, look ouT for Mrs. FosTer! DODGE 2 . . . 1 RIIIIING! lT's sTiII ringing: only Ten yords To go-You no- Tice The skid morks you made in from of The door yesTerdoy as you make Two more beside Them. OK, inTo closs - slow, casual - look cool. And OTher DeodlineV 4 17 'I, On May 6 Laurie Powellond Brondee Krabiil, along with the other members of the Show Choir, competed in the Show Choir Festival at Kings Island where they won the Grand Champion- ship 2. Masaaki Kogita come from Jo- pon to spend 0 year with us. 3, Inductr ees to the National Honor Society this yeor ore: Row 4' Julie Rape, Jenny Lammert, Tracy Masters, Brondee Kro- bill. Row 2: Steve Forbes, DeeDee Du- gle, Tricia Gordley, Laurie Powell, Kori Krabill, Heather Curliss, K orla K uhn, Mike Yacavone. Row 3: Chris Cooksey, Jen- n y McNallyi Ste ve Noel, Matt Dickman, 4. Ruth Herzog receives congratuloi tions from Superintendent DeWift, 5. National Merit Scholarship Finalist Ruth Herzog. Time In A Bottle Hit had been a few months since I had sent my application to State U, I had only sent it in because my mom wanted me to send it. I had nothing against the idea because I had no doubt in my mind that I would not be accepted, I didn't mind though because I didn't want to go there anyway. ilAfter I had sent the application and the weeks went by, I would find myself at the mailbox every- day, searching through the stock of mail for my rejection letter. Finally, the day had come. I was holding the letter in my hand. I opened the letter to find that I would be going there In the Fall of 1988. It was the only place I wanted to go, and I was happy! MBMwords 6; iii?! 3052a CF EDUCM'IQN 3273313 GF 0 REfIGK CE? .; EEUCATEQ I 4. Frank Holfman was on exchange student from Germany this year. 2. Exchange student Todami Kawahara come from Japan. 3. Tanja Piegeler was a guest from Germany. 4. The Math Academic Team was made up of Rob Nelson, Rum Herzog, Nafe Hackier, Ca- fn'na Couch, and Chris Cooksey 5 Operofion Youth delegates are Row 1: Laurie Powell, Jenny McNally, Carrie Moore; Row 2: Jenny Cassell, John Gesf, Jarod Hirsch, b, The Miami Writing Competition winners and Their coach ore Mm Grossheim, Tracy Masters, Chris Cooksey, 0nd DeeDee Bugle. 7. Delegcnes To Boys' SToTe ore Jamie Boys and Chris Cooksey 8. Delegates 10 Girls' STcTe are 09909:? Gredig and Shannon Lee. Exchange STudenfsM 49 'DHQET! Ill 1. Since The dance floor Is so crowded Brydgeff waarka and her dcTe move ouT mm The aisles To enjoy 0 dance. 2. Queen CondidoTe Michelle Jones o'nd Rob Hallge'r ready To sTep onTo The dance floor for one final dance. 3. Prom Condi- doTes: Jennifer Karnon, Cafrina Couch, Brydgeir waarkq Ml- Chelle Jones, Fairh Terry, Lyn Borgan, Bill Green, Rob Nelson, Brian MarTin, Dan Ham's, Chris K el- ly! and Lance Bolin. 4. The 1988 Prom King and Queen ore Rob Nelson and Jennifer Kamon. l Hod The Time Of My Life HPROM! Oh no. WhoT will I wear? Where will I geT The money? Will anyone ask me To go? If noT, do I dare go alone? If I go alone, whoT will I do? These are all quesTions oboul Prom, one of The biggesT evenTs of your high school yeori IT oII sTorTs obouT Two monThs before showTime, when everyone sTorTs asking everyone else who Their dole is or whoT Their dress looks like. The worsT of IT is, how- ever. no moTTer how organized you are, you slow in a frenzy unTiI 6:00 in The morning ofTer iT's all over wiTh. Nobody knows why iT's like This; IT jusT Is. IZOTProm 1. The crowd really gets info 1he dance while 'Need You Tonighi is playing 2, The Junior Class puTs on 0 beautiful prom on The theme of Yes1erdoy 01 the Rainbow HiHon. 3 Mr. Hausferman crowns Jennifer Kamon Queen of The Prom while The new King, Rob Nelson, woiTs To have his dance. 4 Barb Hudson and her date enjoy 0 slow dance. 5 Junior escort Sfeve Girry walks wiTh queen Condi- dote L yn Brogan. 5. Larry Hufzelescorts Queen Candidate Corrine Couch as They walk down the oisIe. PromM2'l I. Michele ParnellTries To concenTraTe on her TesT in The empTy, hoT hallway. 2. Mat? Colwellfincls some saTisfocTion in mm This is The IosT Time he will have To wear Mrs. Reynolds'hall pass This year. 3. Chad Gibson counTs down The minuTes unTiI The end of The day and The sTorT of summer vocoTion. 4. While Allyson Colwell explains her orT projecT, DeeDee Garreff wonders obouT her sophomore year. 5, Oblivious To The bell, Vanessa Parr, DeeDee Bugle, 0nd Barb Hudson discuss The good Times of Their junior year. x 422TEn I always go Through The school year looking forward To The IosT day of school. The firsT week or Three of school is marked by one- Iyzing new Teachers, geTTing new books, paying fees, and general- Iy living in misery in The 800 - 90o weoTher inside 0 sTuffy classroom. As The weeks progress, I begin To seTTle mm o rouTine of school, homework, work, church, sleep, and fooTboll games. FooTboII games seem To bring ouT The besT in our high school, wiTh every sTu- denT supporTing The Tigers in his own way. Homecoming is The highlighT of fooTbaIl season: The flooTs, parade, TooTboIl game, and dance oil are c porT of whoT is possibly The besT Time of The school year. NoT much happens ofTer OcTober excepT ThoT I be- come loaded down wiTh school projects. Thanksgiving is a nice four days off buT thT I really look d Of School Time To Go forward To is ChrisTmos vocoTion. As soon as I reTurn from ChrisTmas vocaTion iT's exam Time, which is good Tbecause iT marks The half- way poinT in The yeoo and bad Of I decide noT To sTudy as hard as I should; February is always good for CT IeosT Two snow days, possi- bly four. and is prime Time for high school boskeTbaII 0T iTs besT. By March I'm ready To drop ouT of school, saved only by The ThoughT of Spring Break around The cor- ner. AfTer Spring Break iT's work, work, work wiTh The occasional in- TerrupTion by evenTs such as The Prom, The TolenT Show, and awards ceremonies. Moy seems To fly by, even Though iT's one of The busiesT Times of The school year, end before I know iT, I'm clearing ouT my locker, saying goodbye To The seniors and heading for home. 1. Crowds goTher in awe of Kn's Smyfhis barren lockeri 2. Jennifer Tackeff, Michelle Campbell, Kim Lake, and Linda Brown don'1 look Too upset oboui The end of another school year. 3. Shem Alder 0nd Freida Faulkner talk about their summer plans of The end of The year. 4. Miracle Owens is excited about the upcoming graduation ceremonies 5. Ending The year with a bong, Mr. Wagner does one lost chemisiry experiment for his class Lost Dow 423 Our Time Has Come Graduation! Wow! It's scary in 0 way because These people I've grown up with, I've seen '180 days out of a year for Twelve years, are suddenly going To vanish in from of my eyes. Yes, I'll Try To keep in Touch, but I'll get new friends and so will They. They will move on to onoTher life as I wiH. Ever since I stepped info This school I've wonfed To groduoTe. My older friends said That I wouldn'T wanf To graduate as The Time grew near. I was sure They were crazy, buT now I'm no'r so sure I 4. Chrisfy Jacobs adjusts Kwok-Ling Moy's mortar board before the class gefs info line for The graduation procession 2. STudents entertain a variety of Thoughts while being introduced by Mr. Hausferman. 3. Tassels have been 1urned end The Class of '88 has graduated, 4 Junior Attendants: Treasa Fuson, Vanessa Parr, DeeDee Dugle, Melissa Golfer, Shannon Lee, DeeDee Gredig, Eddie Denion, Paul Jonson, Larly Hurzel, Mark Schuler, Chris Barfels, Sfe ve Walker. 5. Jim Benson and Commie Fosrerdiscuss the shape of the diplomas they are going To receive! 124 y Graduation 1. Jay Hamm and Holly Dunbai process Through The arch of flowers. 2. Martha Hocfor and Barf Richardson onch as classmofes receive Their diplomas, 3. Amy Blessing, winner of The Ohio Academic, John J. 099 Memorial. 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Officers Of Class Of '88 139 MONhe End Yk Ronald Reagan and Soviet head of- slate Mikhail Gorbachev begin the first of ; three days of summit talks, L whrhendedmdteagmngof ,1: ,atxeawbamungmedium- ' and shorter mange nuclear misstles hm Europe and TEARFUL MELTDOWN - - L Televangelisis Jim and Tammy Baklcer watched their PTLempire'fallmMarch aftet alleged corruptinn and; ., wrongdoing within the organization , PAPALVJSIT . Laguna , Seam Raceway in Monterey, Cam, was just one of Pope John Paul's stops during his ninedty tom- of the United States in Septanber. NUMBER ONE - Marlee Madin signed her thanks at the 1987 Academy Awards after wimting the award for Best Actrm for her role in Children of a Lesser God. LET FREEDOM RING - Fueworks above Independence Hall in Phiiadelphia celebrate the 200th anniversary of the US Constitution. A GIANT WIN New York Gianb teammates Brad Benson and Phil Simms ceiebrate their 39-20 victory over the Denver Broncos in Super Bowl XXI Photos by: Wide World Photos time low f9 ' FAREWELL POPARTIST- -Andy ' , Warhol, 58 immortalizzdthe Campbell's soup can and V btmgght pop art to life In the 19605 Hebnce everyone wciuld have 15 minutes of fame. ,,.1 HOW SWEET IT IS - Jackie Gleason 71, created Brooklyn's rotund bus driver, Ralthxamdm. m telev'motit The Honeymoonas. TV FAVORITE - home Greene, 72, played the father to three boys in the television series Bonanza for fourteen yeaxs. He later used his gentle, but mgged, appearance in TV commemials.