Madeira High School - Mnemonic Yearbook (Madeira, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1963 volume:

25th ANNIVERSARY EDITION OF THE MNEMONIC Madeira High School, Madeira, Ohio 138363 mug WAMW 8 0mm 20 Cbzbsv '58 Spam 86 Featmes 108 M138 EditorFin-Chief Frances Ingold Business Manager . . . Richard Rintamaa Advisor Mrs. Ann Hem Dedimiiow The senior class of nineteen sixty-three commemorates the Twenty-fifth Anniversary ofthe MNEMONIC. Volume I, published in nineteen thirty-eight, was a paper-back issue containing thirty-s ix pages. The MNEMONIC'S growth has corresponded with the growth of our school population. In nineteen thirtydeight, the high-school enrollment was one hundred and twenty -two, with ten faculty members . Today, our enrollment has reached five hundred and seven, with twenty-six faculty members. For twenty-five years the purpose of the MNEMONIC'S staffs has remained stead- fastlythe same--t0 capture the spirit of Madeira High School in a pictorial account of our school life , Because they devoted so much in time and effort for our benefit, we, the senior class of nineteen sixty-three, dedicate our annual to the former editors of the MNEMONIC . Pmeditoasosgtlemmonw 1938 1939 1940 1941 1942 1943 1944 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 Mar ion DeMar Elsie Greiwe Burton Henke Julia Coffman Alice Elble MNEMONIC paper went to war. Ruth M, Coffman Marjory Strekfuss Shirley Ullmann Doris Zimmerer Rosemarie Malasca Dave Tull Joan Billiter Jack Connor Sally Schaefer Sylvia Coffman Pat Keys Frances Byus Torn Wiebell Marlene Weber 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 Mary Louise Blasek Paul Gripshover Norma Adro Gerry Bishop Janet Uebel Carolyn Benhase Rosemary Bauer Dick Scherer Judy Homing Mary Lee Mowes Don Scherer Betty Lou Reed Judy Shoemaker Jon Keeton Dave Newcomb Penny Weed Sue Hennjes Bill Miller Kathy Dorsey TM Mmm's 25th stow What a candid camera! Franc es Ingold, Editor-in-Chief Annual Staff from Left to Right: Joe Kennedy, Assistant Sports Editor; Sandy Miller, Assistant Features Editor; Marsha Nichols, Features Editor; Dave Perin, Assistant Faculty and Administration Editor; Sylvia Katz, Ads Editor; Billie Combs, Assistant Ads Editor; Laura Ziel, Sports Editor; Rosemary Jollis, Assistant Ads Editor; Carolyn Strat- ton, Assistant Classes Editor; Marilyn Groves, Classes Editor; Christine Paulson, Assistant Clubs Editor; Vicki Wiedeman, Faculty and Administration Editox; Connie Kersten, Clubs Editor. Photographers: Left to Right: Kemp, Bill Dorsey. Regular salespeople, Karen White andBob Lockwood, are out to lunch 35 Rick Rintamaa and Rick Sulli- van take over. Richard Rintamaa, Business Manager Sharon Davis, Bill Mrs. Ann Hem, Adviser A teacher affects eternity; he can never tell where his influence stops . STANDING: Mr. Marshall Sellman, Superintendent, Mr. Lloyd Justice, Mr. Roger Hanson, Vice President. SEATED: Dr. Charles Frank, Mr. James Perin, President, Mrs. Wilma Scherer, Mrs. Verna DuncanJ ClerkwTreasurer. PIA. Left to Right: Mrs. Fromhold, Mrs. King, Mrs. Sullivan, Mrs. Swafford, Mrs. Hamilton. SEATED: left to right: Mr. Foote, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Christie, Mr. Couch, Mr. Sellman, Miss Lavell, Mrs. Bradshaw. STANDING: Mr. Hanson, Mr. Tench, Mr. Howard, Mr. Kinder, Mr. Toth, Mr. Bostwick, Mr. Vedder,Mr. Hartley,Mr. Nau,Mr.Justice. Not Pictured: Mr. Perin, Mr. Fajnor, Mr. Carelton, Mr. Hay- how, Mr. Poff, Mr. Baas. Ofr 90510on L; , MR. W. MARSHALL SELIMAN B.S. in Ed., Wilmington College M.A. University of Cincinnati High school principal at Madev ira when the first MNEMONIC was published in 1938, our superin- tendent, Mr. W. Marshall Sell- man, is the only member of the present faculty or administration who was associated with the school at that time . The Senior Class of 1962-63 pays special tribute to Mr. Sell- man for his thirty-one years of service to the public schools of , Madeira. Left: Mr. Toth, Admini- strative Assistant, looks over the new building. Right: Mrs. Strifler, Sec- retary to the Superintend- ent, greets a caller with a smile in her voice. 11 Panama MR HERBERT L. DERICKS 13.5. in Ed., University of Cincinnati M,Ed., Xavier University wiggt The span of years in high school has been, is, and, I am sure, will continue to be a very important segment of an individual's life. The last quarter of a century has seen a change in the lives of young Americans. A quarter of a century ago, free public secondary education was available to all, but certainly a much smaller percentage took advantage of it. In the complex society of recent years, a background of a high school education is extremely essential. As technological advancements are acceleratedwith the various stages of automation, places in society for people without high school training are rare. The need for even more than high school is pointed to with great emphasis . In this year of 1963 a good high school education is an essential for all as aprepara- tion for additional study. It is my sincere desire and the fundamental objective of our school that the educational needs of every student have best been fulfilled in the school year 1962-1963. Mr. Dericks Right: Mr. Dericks always enjoys a good game of chess. You are fortunate to be gradu- ating in an anniversary year, a time to stop and commemorate the publication of Madeira's first book of memories. It is my wish that your lives will hold many happy anniversaries from the Latin, ANNUS and VERTERE--the annual return of the date of a memorable occasion. Our lives are a series of milestones; it is very important, when the anniversary day comes once again, to look back, down the road we've walked, to be sure we are following the right path and that this path is taking us where we want to go. Our MNEMONICS through the years have recorded and illustrated the achievements of twenty-five years of sincere effort and attention to educate upon the part of the Madeira community. As you pursue your individual paths in the days to come, will you think of what you can do with your training and educatiou to better the community in which you live and to contribute to the better- ment of society? Then perhaps your life will be a series of happy anniversaries. Mr. Lang MR. FRANK R. LANG 13.5. in Ed, University of Cincinnati M.Ed., University of Cincinnati Mrs. Merritt's willingness to help and her cheerfulness to others impress both visitors and students at M.H.S. 13 MRS. MARTHA BARRETT A.B., Oberlin College M.A., Miami University English LIV, Latin III,IV MR GARDNER BENEDICT B Mus. Ed., Chicago Conservatory of Music M.Mus., Northwestern University Chorus MR. THOMAS BUDDE B.A., Xavier University Latin I,II MR. CHARLES BUCHY A.B., B.S.,Ed., Wittenberg University Chemistry, General Science Physics MRS. LILLIAN COE B.S., M.S , Eastern Kentucky State College Business English, Bookkeeping, Senior Business Training, Shorthand I ,II, General Business MR. ERNEST COMES MR. JAMES DUNN B.S.Ed., Eastern Kentucky B.A., B.S.Ed., Cedarville College State College Plane Geometry, General Math Algebra 1,11 MRS. FRANCES ELBERTY MR. VICTOR EFFLER B.A., Cleveland Art Institute MR. CARL FISCHER A.B., M.Ed.,Xavier University B.S., M.Ed., Miami University B-A., University of Cincinnati Spanish 1,11,111 Art English II I 15 MR. CHARLES HARTLEY B.A., Indiana University Biology, Algebra I, General Science x MRS. ANN HERN B.A, in Ed., Central State College, Oklahoma Developmental Reading, Speech, English III MRS. DOROTHY LYON B.A., University of Wichita Librarian, English I 16 MRS. IDA HEUER B.A., M.A., University of Cincinnati World History, Modern European History MRS. JOAN MCKEE B..A., Mt. Holyoke College M.Ed . , Xavier University Aheient History, Developmental Reading, English I MR. CHARLES MEDERT 13.5,, Music Ed., University of Cincinnati B.Mus., B.F.A,, College of Music of Cincinnati Band, Music Theory MISS RUTH ROMANO 3.3., University of Cincinnati Associate Science in Business, Chase College M.Ed., Xavier University Counselor, Typing II, Eng. 11, Journalism MR. JOHN RAPE A.B., Wilmington College M.Ed., Xavier University High School Coach, Physical Education MRS. HELEN SWAFFORD B.S., Eastern Kentucky State College M.A., University of Cincinnati Home Economics I,II,III,IV MR. L. W. VOSHELL B.S.Ed., Eastern Kentucky State College Athletic Director, Health Physical Education MR. ROLAND WIERWILLE MSS MARGARET MLLIAMSON MISS MARY WILTON B.S.Ed., Eastern Kentucky College B.S.Ed., Miami University B.A., Our Lady of Cincinnati Typing 1,11, Physical Education Physical Education, Driver Training, College Health French I,II,III MR. RALPH WRIGHT MR. JAMES ZARLEY B.S.Ed., Ohio State University B.S.Ed., Ohio University American History Industrial Arts American Government Mechanical Drawing 18 . ....,. Left to right: Mrs. McGuire, Mrs. Schell, Mrs. Scott, Mrs. McKnight, Mrs. Elliott, Mrs. Sladek, Mrs. Bodemer, WM PMW Mrs-Keiser- Left to right: Sherry Rainey, Karen Gill, Cathy Perin, Donna Freimuth, Lena Taylor. Not pictured: Tom Fay, Barb Ben- hase, Gloria Heitzman. Bus Baum Left to tight: Mrs. Walters, Mrs. Carmen, Mrs. Rousseau, Mrs. Kramer. III 15.x What sculpture is to a biock of marble, education is to the soul. Senior Class Officers: Dave Perin, Treasurer; Rick Sullivan, President; Mat Greffrath, Vice President; Cheryl Justice, Secretary. Mmmopqeg T0 the seniors the passing of time is like the reading of a good drama. While reading, we are eager to reach the end. Events as they pass form a Swiftly moving plot. But when we have finished, we are sorry we did not tarry longer with each page. Our freshman year is the exposition of par drama, introducing us to many new experienceS-sa new System consisting of new friends, new teachers, and new subjects. The complications grow as we enter our sophomore and junior years. Now familiar with our new way of life,we enter into many school activities--participating in sports activities, makingpreparations for the prom, and choosingclass rings! The Climax Of our drama is our senior year. It is during this year that our final performances are given--ath1etics, Variety Show, and Senior Ciass Play. More important,we spend this year culminating our plans for the future--the tests, the completion of forms, and the interviews for col- lege andemployment. It is on graduation night that our drama is closed, never to be reopened, but like all good dramas, never to be forgotten. 23 NHDGE ANN BAAS DANNIE LEE BAILEY GLORIA LYNN BARTELS mwmwwsomj BARBARA ANN BENHASE NANCY JEAN BOCKMAN VICTOR ALBERT BREEHNE 24- JOHN WILLIAM CARRY LARRY O'NEIL CAZAVAN TOM DONALD CHANEY medumtiow06xft830utk. ALLAN HARRISON CHASE CHARLB WAYNE CLYBURN BILLIE CAROLYN COMES -9 25 tI SHARON KAY DAVIS GERRIT ARTHUR DEJAGER DIANE CAROL DILBERT Him the past mm; WILLIAM IRWIN DORSEY BARBARA ANN FISCHER THOMAS FOY 26 JOHN LOUIS FROMHOLD RICHARD RAY GENTRY MATHIAS GREFFRATH MARILYN ANN GROVES SANDRA RUTH HAYDEN GLORIA JFAN HEITZMAN 27 i I l: JACK CHARLES HERZOG HELEN FRANCES HICKS CYNTHIA GAIL HINCKLE Namis bow MARY ELLEN HOMAN DENNIS CRAIG HORTON FRANCES MARGARET INGOLD 28 ROSEMARY VmEN Joms CHERYL ANN JUSTICE SYLIVLA ELIZABETH KATZ mam. DIANA JANE KEISER WILLIAM BARRITT KEMP JOSEPH DAVY KENNEDY 29 ROBERT WAYNE KEPNER CONSTANCE RAE KERSTEN KAREN SUE KESSLER watMuglatW ELIZABETH ANN KING JUDITH SINILIA KLEU'V'ER JAMES FORDYCE KRUSE 30 ROBERT BRUCE LOCKWOOD GEORGE HILTON LUCKEY J ULIANNA MATLLDA LUX map want. WILLIAM RUSSELL McDANIEL DANIEL DONALD MCDONALD SANDRA KAY MILLER 31 r,, 4 MARJORIE ANN MYERS TERRELL SUE PARKE STEVEN JOHN NEWCOMB WILLA CHRISTINE PAULSON 32 MARSHA NICHOLS SUSAN ALLIS PAWSON DAVID ALLEN PENN SHERRY LYNN RAINEY DON LOUIS REHL mum wdeeo'xmmaooeptabaw. RICHARD ALAN RINTAMAA JAMES KING R005 KATHLEEN DELORES SCHROER 33 JUNE CAROL SHAW WILLIAM POW SPURLOCK BRENT SAMUEL STEEL Happiness is a habit - JANET LEE STILES CAROLYN ANNE STRATTON MARTIN HERBERT STRIFLER 7 RICHARD WAYNE SULLIVAN JACK BARTLOW TREFZGER MARIE CECELIA UNTERBRINK Wit STEILA LOUISE WARD DONNA JEAN WHITE KAREN ANN WHITE 35 VICTORIA ELIZABETH WIEDEMAN MARILYN ANN WILLING WILLIAM BRANCH WITTEL Ambtaow has'wmst. WILLIAM HAVERLY WRIGHT, J R. LAURA LYNN ZIEL Not pictured: MIKE ANDERSON DAVE BANDOMER JOHN CHUMLEY Oux foreign-exchange student, Mat, receives much attention at M.H.S. MIDGE BAAS: GAA 1,2,3,4; Chorus 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Girls' Intramural; 1,2,3,4; Senior Class Play 4; Variety Show 3,4. DAN BAILEY: Baseba111,2,3,4; Hi-Y3,4; Key Club 4; CheSs Club 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 4. GLORIA BARTELS: World Affairs 1,2; Latin Club 1; College Clubl,3;Mustang Echoes 3; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Chorus 1,3; librarian 1,2; Variety Show 1,3. BARB BENHASE: GAA 1,2,3,4; Girls' Intramurals 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Variety Show 1,2,3,4; Mustang Echoes 2,4; Newswriter 1,3; Pep Club 2,3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Girls' Glee Club 2,3,4. NANCY BOCKMAN: Pep Club 3; GAA 1,2,3,4, Shil- lito's Sewing Board 4; Interscholastic Basketball 2,3; Girls' Intramurals 1,2,3,4. VIC BREEHNE: Variety Show 1 ,2,4; Mustang Echoes 4;Hi-Y1,2,3,4;Chorusl,2,4; Boys' Glee Club 3; Key Club 3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Pep Club 1,2; Boys' In- tramurals 1. JOHN CARRY: Electronics Club 2,3; World Affairs 1.2; Key Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 4; Hi-Y 2,3,4, Chap- lain4; Tennis l,2,3,4; Spanish Club 3,4, President 4; College Club 2,3,4; Boys' Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Foot- ball 4; Annual Staff 4; Mustang Echoes 4; Columbia Branch Hi-Y President 4. LARRY CAZAVAN: Hi-Y 2,4; Basketball 1; Baseball 4. 37 ALLAN CHASE: Sycamore High School 1,2; Senior Class Play 4;PepClub 3,4; College Club 4; Electron- ics Club 3; Spanish Club 3; Baseball 4; Variety Show 4. TOM CHANEY: Tennis 1,2,3,4; Key Club 2,3,4; Hi-Y 2,3,4; Band1,2,3,4; CollegeClub 3,4; Math Club 3,4; Scholarship Team 3; Variety Show 1,2,3,4. JOHN CHUMIEY: College Club 1,4; Electronics Club l;WorldAffairs 2; Math Club 3,4; Hi-Y 2,3; Theater Arts 4; Scholarship Team 3; Chess Team 1 ,2,3,4, Vice President 3. WAYNE CLYBURN: Tennis 3,4; Boys' Intramurals 1 ,2. BILLIE COMES: Office Assistant 3,4; Chorus 1; Annual Staff 4, Assist ant Ad Editor; FTA 2,3; Scholarship Team 2. SHARON DAVIS: College Club 3,4, Vice President 3 ; GAA 1,2,3,4, Outing Manager 4; Interscholastic Hockey 2,3,4; Interscholastic Basketball 1,2,3,4; In- terscholastic Softball 1,2,3,4; Girls' Intramurals 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 3,4; PTA 3,4; Variety Show 3,4; Senior Class Play 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Girls' Glee Club 4; Annual Staff 4; Mustang Echoes 4. GERRIT DEJAGER: Chess Club 1,2,3,4;Ba.nd l,2,3,4; Debate Team 4; Combo 3,4. DIANE DLLBERT: GAA 1,2,3,4; FTA 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2; College Club 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 2,3; Chorus 3,4; Senior Class Play 4; Girls' Intramural: 1,2,3,4. BILL DORSEY: Student Council 1,2,3 ,4 , President 4; Key Club 1,2,3,4; Hi-Y 3,4; Latin Club 2; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4. RARE FISCHER: Carthage Fair Winner 1 ,2,3. TOM FOY: Scholarship Team 1,2; Chess Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4; College Club 2,3,4; Hi-Y 4; Mustang Echoes 3,4; Senior Class Play 4; Boys' Intramurals 1,2,3. JOHN FROMHOLD: ShIoder Jr. High School 1; Band 2,3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Debate Team 4; Combo 3,4. RICK GENTRY: Union-Endicott High School 1,2,3; Key Club 4; Honor Society 4; Band 4; Combo 4. MAT GREFFRATH: Goethe Schule, Hanover, Ger- many; American Field Service Stu:ient 4; Boys' Glee Club 4; Pep Club 4; WOrld Affairs 4; Theater Arts 4; Hi-Y4;Boys' Intramuxals 4; Student Council 4; Class Vice President 4. MARILYN GROVES: Chorus 1,3; Mustang Echoes 3; Honor Society 3,4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Latin Club 2; College Club 1,2,3; World Affairs 1,2; Librarian 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4;Annua1Sta:ff4, Class Editor; Variety Show 1,3; Office Assistant 4; Rotary Gov't Seminar 4; Girls' State 3. SANDY HAYDEN: Pep Club 1,3,4; Librarian 3,4; Of- fice Assistant 3,4. GLORIA HEITZMAN: GAA 2,3; Variety Show 4; Pep Club 2,4; Theater Arts 3; Senior Class Play 4; Chorus 4. JACK HERZOG: Variety Show 3,4. HELEN HICKS: Spanish Club 3,4; Mabley's Sewing Board 4; Librarian 3. CYNTHIA HINCKLE: FTA 2,3,4; GAA 3,4; Girls' In- tramurals 3,4;Chorus 1,2,3,4; Girls' Glee Club 2,3,4; Variety Show 1,2,3,4; College Club 2,3,4; Senior Class Play 4; Mustang Echoes 4. Senior Home Ec girk earn recognition thmugh their efforts. 38 Memories are made of this. MARY HOMAN: GAA 1,2,3,4; Gisz' Lntramurals 1,2,3,4;Pep Club 1,2,3,4;Variety Show 1,3,4; Chorus 1,3,4; SpanishClub 3,4, Secretary 4; Shillito's Sewing Board 4; Senior Class Play 4; Gisz' Glee Club 4; In- terscholastic Hockey 4. DENNY HORTON: Football 1; Variety Show 1,4; Bandl ; BaseballManager 1; Chorus 3,4; Western Mili- tary Academy 2,3. FRANCES INGOLD: Honor Society 4; Annual Staff 4, Editor-in-chief; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Librarian 2; Newswriter 3; World Affairs 1,2,3,4, Vice President 3, Secretary 4; Band 1Flagbearer; 3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4, Formal Sub Chairman 3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Senior Class Play 4; Rotary Gov't Seminar 4. ROSEVIARY JOLLIS: GAA 2,3,4; Girls' Intramurals 2,3,4; Pep Club1,2,3,4;FTA 2; Annual Staff 4, Assist- ant Ad Editor; Woxld Affairs 4; College Club 3,4; Of- fice Assistant 3; Prom Committee 3; Senior Class Play 4; Mustang Echoes 4. CHERYL JUSTICE: GAA 1,2,3,4, Point Assistant 2, Formal Co-Chairman 3, Formal Attendant 1; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Class President 2; Student Council 2; Quill and Scroll 3,4; FTA 3,4; Mustang Echoes 2,3,4, Co- Editor 4; College Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 2, President 4; Chorus 1,2,4; Variety Show 1,2,4; Class Secretary 4; Homecoming Attendant 4. SYLVIA KATZ:FTA 2,3,4; College Club 2,3,4; Cho- rus 1,2,3,4; Variety Show 1,2,3,4; Chorus Librarian 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4, Ad Editor; Girls' Glee Club 3,4; World Affairs 2. DIANA KEISER: GAA 3,4; Pep Club I,2,3,4; Chorus 3,4; Shillito's Fashion Board 3; Theater Arts 3,4; Variety Show4; Girls' Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Girls' Glee Club 4; Senior Class Play 4. BILL KEMP: Latin Club 1,2; College Club 1,2,3,4; World Affairs 2; Key Club 2,3,4; Band 2,3,4; Student Council 1; Honor Society 2,3,4, Treasurer 4; Variety Show 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4. JOE KENNEDY: Basketball 2; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Key Club 2,3,4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Class Treasurer 3; Boys' State 3. ROBY KEPNER: Key Club 2,3,4; Spanish Club 3,4, Vice President 4; Latin Club 1,2; College Club 3,4; Chess Club 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Baseba111,2,3,4; Football 3; Recreational Safety Representative 3,4; Scholarship Team 3,4; New5writer 4. CONNIE KERSTEN: GAA 1; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Col- lege Club 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 2,3,4; World Affairs 2; FTA 2,3,4, President 4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Chorus 1,4; Variety Show 1,2,3,4; Band i,2,3,4; Librarian 3; Annual Staff 4, Club Editor; Senior Class Play 4. KAREN KEssuaR: GAA 1,2,3,4; College Club 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Girls' Intramurals 1,2,3,4; 111- terscholastic Basketball 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2; Variety Show 1,2,4; Prom Chairman 3. ANN KING: Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 3,4; GAA 3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Girls' Intramurals 3,4; Variety Show 1,2, 3,4; Senior Class Play 4; College Club 2,3,4; Combo 3,4; Girls' Glee Club 3,4. JUDI KLEUVER: Hughes High School 1,2; GAA 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; Band Glagbearer; 3,4. JIM KRUSE: Shroder Junior High School 1; Basket- ball 2; Band 2,3,4, President 4; Variety Show 2,3,4; PepClub 3,4; College Club 3,4; Key Club 3,4, Treas- urer 3, President 4; Student Council 1,3,4, Vice Presi- dent 3,4; Newswriter 3,4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Treas- urer of Greater Cincinnati Association of Student Council 4; American Field Service Representative 3,4. ' BOB LOCKWOOD: Chorus 1,2,3,4; Hi-Y 2,3,4, Presi- dent 4; College Club 2; Track 2,3,4; Boys' Intramu- rals 2,3,4; Boys' Glee Club 3,4; Variety Show 1,2,3,4; Cross Country Team 4. GEORGE LUCKEY: Hi-Y 2,4; Spanish Club 3; Senior Class Play 4; Theater Arts 4. JULIANNA LUX: Current Affairs 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club 1,3,4; College Club 1,3,4; Latin Club 2,3,4; Theater Arts 3; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Scholar.- ship Team 2,3; Variety Show 1,2,3,4; Mustang Echoes 3. BILL McDANIEL: Projectionist 1,3; Theater Arts 3; Mustang Echoes 3,4; Chess Club 1,2; JETS 3,4. DANNY MCDONALD: Basketball Manager 1,2; Sen- ior Class Play 4; Spanish Club 4; Hi-Y 2. SANDY MILLER: Cheerleader 2,3,4, Captain 4; FTA 3,4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Chorus 1,3,4; Variety Show 1,2,3,4;Pep C1ub1,2,3,4, Secretary 1; Student Coun- c112,3,4, Treasure: 2; EHL Student Council 3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4, Vice President 4; Mustang Echoes 4, Co- Editor; Girls' Glee Club 4; Interscholastic Basketball 2,3,4, CaptainZ; Newswriter3;Annual Staff 4, Assist- ant Feature Editor; Latin Club 1,2; Homecoming At- tendant 1; Senior Class Play 4; Homecoming Queen 4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Class Secretary 35C011ege Club 3,4; Prom Chairman 3. MARGIE MYERS: Norwood High School 1,2; Pep Club 1; GAA 1. STEVE NEWCOMB: Football 1; Pep Club 1,3,4; Band 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Electronics Club 1,2; Boys' Glee Club 2,3,4; Variety Show 1 ,2,3,4; Spanish Club 3,4. And then Dave said . . . MARSHA NICHOLS: PTA 1; Newswriter 3,4; College Club 2,3,4; Chorus 2,4; World Affairs 1,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Secretary-Treasuxer 2,3;Annua15taff 4, Fea- ture Editor; GAA 1,2,3; Cheerleader 4; Homecoming Attendant 2,3; Senior Class Play 4; Intramurals 1,2,3; Variety Show 1,2,3,4. TERRY PARKE: Intramurals 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4, Pep C1ub1,2,3,4; Girls' Glee Club 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; CollegeClub 3,4; Variety Show 1,2,3,4; Mustang Echoes 4; Senior Class Play 4. , CHRIS PAULSON: GAA 1,2,3,4, Ways and Means 1 Chairmanz; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; College Club 2,3,4; 1 Pep Club 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4, Assistant Club Editor. SUE PAWSON: GAA 1,2,3,4, Secretary 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4, President 4; Intramural: 1,2,3,4; Girls' Glee Club 2,3,4; Variety Show 1,2,3,4; Senior Class Play 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Mustang Echoes 4; College Club 3,4. DAVE PERIN: Football 1,2,3,4; Co-Captain 4; Key Club 2; Basketball 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Student Council 3; Class President 3; Mus- tang Echoes 4; Variety Show 3,4; Class Treasurer 4; Annual Staff 4, Assistant Faculty and Administration Editor; Honor Society 2,3,4. SHERRY RAINEY: Pep Club 2,3,4; GAA 4; Chorus 4; College Club 4. DON REHL: Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Base- balll,2,3,4,-Mustang Echoes 4; College Club 3,4; Pep C1ub1,2,3,4; Variety Show 3,4; Chorus 4; Class Vice President 1; Hi-Y 2,3,4. , RICK RINTAMAA: Band 1,2,3,4, Drum Major 2,3,4; Tennis Team 2,3; Variety Show 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4, Business Manager; Combo 3,4. 40 The Senior Class--the long and the short of it. KATHY SCHROER: GAA 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2, 3,4; FTA 2; Pep Club 1,2,4; Annual Staff 4; Senior Class Play 4; College Club 2; Theater Arts 4; Office Assistant 3; Chorus l,2,3,4; Variety Show 1,3,4; World Affairs 4; Scholarship Team 3. JUNE SHAW: WorldAffairs 3,4; FTA 2,3; Chorus 3,4; Latin Club 1; Scholarship Team 1. 311.1. SPURLOCK: Chorus 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 3; College Club 3,4; World Affairs 3,4; Key Club 4. BRENT STEEL: Champagne High School 1; Chorus 1,2; Scholarship Team 3. JANET STILES: Spanish Club 2,3,4; CAA1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Senior Class Play; Girls' Intramurals 1,2,3,4. CAROLYN STRATTON: Quill and Scroll 3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4, Assistant Class Editor; World Affairs 1,2; Variety Show 1; Latin Club 1,2; Library ASSistant 2; College Club 1 ,2,3,4; Mustang Echoes. PEP STRELER: Student Council 1,2; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; College Club 3,4; Class Play 4; Baseba111,2,3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Variety Show 3; Hi-Y 2,3; Basket- ball 1,2,3,4; Co-Captain 4; Footba111,2,3,4; Co- Captain 4. RICK SULLIVAN: Worthington High School 1; Chess Team 2,3,4; Theater Arts 3,4; Vice President 3; Stu- dent Council 3,4; Treasurer 3; World Affairs 2,3,4; Rotary Government Seminar 4; Debate Team 4; Assow ciation of StudentCouncil4, Treasurer of Ohio; Hi-Y 3,4; Class Vice President 3; Class President 4; Honor Society 2,3,4,President 4; Scholarship Team 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 3. JACK TREFGZER: Band 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 3,4. MARIE UNTERBRINK: Anderson High School 1; Pep Club 1. STELLA WARD: Indian Hill High School 1; Home Economics Club 1; Softball Team 1; JV Basketball Team 1 . DONNA WHITE: Northeastern High School 1; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Variety Show 3. KAREN WHITE: Spanish Club 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; GAA 3; Girls' Intramurals 3; Office Assistant 3. VICKI WIEDEMAN: Variety Show 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2, 3,4, Executive Committee 1,3,4, Ways and Means . a, President 4; Mustang Echoes 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; F?re13?'ffXCharEge Student: hfat, tom the '33um Class Representative 1; Class Secretary 2; Girls' Glee With hls Amencan Brother, BOb' Club 2,3,4; Senior Class Play 4; Annual Staff 4, Fac- ulty andAdministration Editor; Alternate Cheerleader 4; College Club 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4. MARILYN WILLING: GAA 1,3,4; Pep Club 2; Variety Show 3,4; Theater Arts 3; Chorus 3,4; Senior Secre- tarial Club 4. BILL WITTEL: Football 1; Student Council 1:45 Key Mr. Lang gives valuable assistance to Seniors in C111b4; Class President 1; Theater Arts 3,4; Pep Club selecting a career. 4; Basketball 2; Spanish Club 3,4. BILL WRIGHT: Chess Club 1,2,3,4, President 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Scholarship Team 1,3; Debate Team 4; Annual Staff 4; Senior Class Play 4. LAURA ZIEL: Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Class TreasuIer 1; AnnualStaif 4, Sports Editor; Class Secretary 2; GAA 1,2,3, Outing Manager 2; Interscholastic Hockey 2; World Affairs 1, Secretary; Cheerleader 4. BWAMROW Dave Perin and Sandy Miller Rick Sullivan and Laura Ziel 9W em 54me John Carry and Cynthia Hinkle Sharon Davis and Pep Strifler BeszwssecL Marsha Nichols and John Carry Dave Perin and Sue Pawson John Fromhold and Sue Pawson 4-3 Sue Pawson and John Carry WW WW Rick Sullivan and Karen Kessler Mat Greffrath and Cheryl Justice I .w k f R: Classes Rosemary Jollis, Who won an award this year in photography, works on water color. Iw j 4-5 Look Ma, no feathers! Our favorite classhlunch! Why, I left it Feather, feather, feather! Tease, tease, tease! I . right h er e! ,. Now don t get nervous about the test, 11:51: relax. American Government--one of Madeira's first summer school classes for credit. Class Officers: Dick Meinken, President; Keith Cole, Treasurer; Pat Cseplo, Secretary; Kurt Medert, Vice President. J . Lanita Adkins David Akester Patricia Anderson Louis Andrews James Aspinwall Dona Ayers James Baker Susan Ball Herbert Beck Jill Bertsche Karen Bokelman David Brady Barbara Britton Linda Brown Carol Campbell James Carpenter Carolyn Causey Steve Chapin Patricia Chase Janice Coe Keith Cole Patricia Cseplo Tom Curto Donald Danzl Sally DeGarmoe C'Ketchen DeJager Janet Dericks Daniel Dever Shirley Doughman Ann Elstun David Ernst Jack Evans James Facciuto Linda Farrell Shirley Fiille Sandra Fite James Foy Phillip Frankenbuxg Kathleen Friedrichs Steven Gobrecht Cheryl Godwin Christopher Hammond Carla Harper Wayne Harris David Harwood David Hayhow Carol Hechenbleikner Michael Heflin Nancy Henke Dennis Hem Philip Hightower J ane Homing Scott Houston Michael Hurst Barbara Johnson Christina J ohnson Kathleen Judd Steve Keaton Ruth Klerks Susan Lamping Carol Laumbattus Leonard LeFevre Judith Lewis Susan Lewis Becky Lockwood Ralph Lucas Jean Masuck Kurt Medert Dick Meinken Wayne Metz Thomas McCreary Thomas Morenz Deborah Mulcare Carol Niketh Peggy O'Neill Vicki Pember Cathryn Perin Fame la Perkis Samuel Peters Scott Porter Laura Proops Barbara Query Jerry Ramsey Sandra Rapp Bruce Reich Rudy Rousseau Dennis Schalk Robert Schlager Melissa Schwier Donna. Shoemaker Frank Smith Karen Stewart Robert Stouffer Mary Tassett Anna Lee Thompson Larry Tuttle U. 'IT'I i Ax Cynthia Ulrey Betsy Vaughn Paulette Visick Karen Wegenhart John Wenn Susan Wickfeldt Barbara Williams J ames Woehr James Wykoff NOT PICTURED Juniors ask themselves Shall I choose this one or this one or John Duderstadt Barbara Reese: this one? Tom Flinn Neven Gardner This one! 9010mm Gary Allm an Linda Andrews Carol Anthe J ames Ashby Melody Bachman Juanita Baker Tamara Ball Jeri Balsly Ann Banks Robert Bauer Dale Beard Beverly Belniak David Berry Walter Bertsche Pamela Bethel Mollie Boettcher Douglas Browne John Brunner Cynthia Burke Stephen Burkhardt Judith Calvin J ay Carter Beverly Chapman James Chxisty Linda Clark Constance Collins Jody Conrad Sandra Constant Richard Cornish CLASS OFFICERS: Jeff Pomeroy, President; Martin Pressley, Secretary; Penny Little, Treasurer; Jim Christy, Vice President. '11 ! i1 ..' Scott Cruse Susan Cullen Ronald Cumayn Timothy Curto James Dawson Susan DeGruchy John Domoe Nancy Durand Daniel Eckert Elaine Elliott Lon Elliott Karen Emery Harry Er'b Margaret Fahrenbruck J ack Fairal Bruce Faltin Kenneth Fite Galen Frank Stephanie Freese William Gant Karen Gill Melinda Glancy Linda Groves Marsha Grundemann Judy Haehnle Curtis Hamilton Sue Hamilton Connie Hammond Dale Handley Douglas Hankes Laurel Hanson Thomas Hardgrove Barbara Hartker Gary Hmselbeck Peter Hechenbleikne: Janet Horton Fred Huiet Russell Hundemer Marilyn Ingold Janet Inlow Rick Iredale Randy J accod Linda J ackson Eric Johnson Harold Kees Christopher Kemp Lana Kelch Robert King 52 Susan Klar David KosteI Margaret Kunkle William Ladwig Kathleen Leach Gerald Lindahl William Linda: Barbara Lindner Penny Little David Lux Kenneth MacDonald David MacKnight Lee Marcussen Ruth Miller Susan Miller Charles Million Barbara Mohns Melba Moore Stephen Motenz Linda Morse David Morris Myerlene Myers Yvonne Napier Scott Nichols Oh well, I'm on a diet anyway! 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William Pawson Donald Pember Dorothy Perkins Carol Phillips Denny Piezonka Allen Plumley Gayle Pohowsky J effrey Pomeroy Gary Poppenhouse Terry Prater Martin Pressley Michael Pumple C arol R ams ey April Re der Willi am Re ed Phili p Ritte r J acq ueline Rolfes Donna Ross Joseph Scherrer Michael Schmeig Joan Schutz Judy Sheakley William Siders Michael Sink David Sippel Eugene Smiley Diane Smith Ann Southcombe William Thomas Judith Thomas Cheryl Tipton Jacqueline Todd Patricia Trefzger Edward Vance Bruce VanLieu Karen Wainscott Susan Wehrman Sharon Weisbrod Dorothy Wheatley Nancy Williamson Sue Wilt Roger Wood Barry Woods Linda Wright Marcia Wright Larry Wynocker David Yahn Carol Ziel NOT PICTURED: Joyce Burton Carolyn Hayden Fwslmww Linda Allen J ames Ayers Michael Balsly Karen Baker Ruth Baker Thomas Basile Linda Bechtold Robert Bronson Ellen Brunner John Byrum Donna Casada James Cares Stephen Chapman Linda Clark Patricia Clifton Thomas Collett Cynthia Cook Carol Covert John Cullen Nancy Davis John DeBra Kathleen DeGruchy James Deiters Nancy Dericks Thomas Durham Claire Dusterberg LeRoy Egan Suzanne Elzerman Marsha Emswiler Cheryl Faltin Michael Fairchild Class Officers: Nancy Dericks, Sec- retary; Bill Hershey, President; H. A. Scott, Vice President; Shuey Wolfe, Treasurer. 55 l x1 n :Ll' Nancy Fey Susan Fischer Swarm Frederickson Thomas Friedlein Suzanne Gillie Phyllis Clancy Margo Goes Steven Grau Rebecca Greer Cheryl Gregg Gary Grindrod Charlene Gmkel Anita Hall J oyce Hanson David Harrington Mary Susan Heise William Hershey Leon Hill Kenneth Hodgkin's Albert Hague Daniel Hom an Philip Hominger Charles Horton Lana Hughes Sandra Hungarland Douglas Johnson Mary Johnson Carol J uengst Betty Justice Robert Kamman Jerry Keifer Thomas Kettlehake Nelson Kennedy Geoffrey Kincaid Linda Kramer Gerald Ladd Robert Lang Leslie Latimer Karen Leach Bonnie Leistner Stephen Lester Linda Levitz Connie Lindner Linda Lindsley Nancy Linn George Long Maribeth Lucas Sharon Mack Susan MacKenzie Rick MacF adden Charles Marshall Thomas Marx Robert McBrearty Nancy McCarthy Tim McCreary Lynn McCluxg J ill McDaniel Dottie Miller Douglas Miller Nancy Miller Vance Miller Roger Morse Emma Myers Steven Nelles Geoffrey Nelson Curt Nichols James Niketh Linda Phillips Patricia Phillips Michael Pierce Sue Porter Albert Purcell John Purcell Regina Purvis Geraldine Ram George Rank John Rank Robext Redemeier Steven Reed Cathy Reichel Linda Rhoades Dennison Ritchie Marcia Robertson Judi Robinson Linda Robinson Tim Rose Albert Rosenfeld Patrick Schaefer Marian Scherer Joan Schroer Susan Schwarz Willard Schwein H. A. Scott Alan Shaw Elizabeth Sherrill Gregory Schultz Dorothy Shivers Amy Sigg Sharon Sink Gregory Smith J erry Spencer J ean Spurlock Craig Stair Scott Stevenson Martha Stimac James Strider Sandra Strouse Richard Tanner Lena Taylor Martha Tepsic Catherine Tiffany Debby Ulrey Gregg VanArsdall Grace VanCourt Martin VanPelt Robert Vaughn Steven Weisbrod Wallace Wenn Richard White Gordon Williams Teresa Williams Susan Woistmann Richard Wolfe Shuey Wolfe Barbara Young Robert Zettle 57 NOT PICTURED: William Bothwell Robert Bronson Robert J acobs Charles Kilch Ann Tarvin Leisure is the time for doing something useful. 2,:qu mug ; 3 3 Student Council Officers: Bill Dorsey, President; Jim KIuse, Vice President; Denny Hem, Treasurer; Stephanie Freese, Secretary. W The M.H.S. Student Council promotes good citizenship, self- discipline, and intiative among the student body. The Council , which is a member of the area, state, and national associations, WE consists of representatives elected from each class. Its projects include the publication of the handbook, a trip to Drake Hospital at Christmas, the bookstore, the aSSemblies, and the school's Christ- mas decorations, From Front to Back. FIRST ROW: Sandy Miller, Bill Siders, Steve Morenz, Richard Sullivan, Bill Wittel. SEC- OND ROW: Steve Weisbrod, Larry Tattle, Jean Spmlock, Claire Dusterberg, Lynn McClmg. THIRD ROW: Kurt Mederi:J Bill Hershey,Mat Greffrath, Dick Meinken, Jim Kruse. FOURTH ROW: Gretchen DeJager, Karen BokeL- mam, Jeff Pomeroy, Donna Ross, Denny Hem. Stephanie Freese; Bill Dorsey; Mr. Lang, Adviser. Charter Committee: Jim Kruse, Steve Morenz, Karen Bokelmann, Denny Hem, and Rick Sullivan. Denny Hem, Jeff Pomeroy, Dave Perin, and Jim Kruse decorate a tree for Christmas. 61 Students work hard during the summer to put together the stu- dent handbook for the next year. Hmww 90mg Students who have shown excellence in scholarship, leadership, character, and service may be invited to join Madeira's Olive M . Gregory Chapter of the National Honor Society. At the beginning of second semester new members are inducted into Honor Society in a formal initiation ceremony before the student body. From Left to Right. FIRST ROW: Rick Gentry, Laura Ziel, Bob Kepner, Sandy Miller, Rick Sullivan, Bill Wright, Bill Kemp. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Lyon--Advisor, Julianna Lux, June Shaw, Fran Ingold, Mat Greffrath, Marilyn Groves, Joe Kennedy, Dave Perin. THIRD ROW: Dick Meinken, Carol Campbell, Carla Harper, Carol Niketh, Bob Schlager, Kurt Medert, Gretchen DeJager, Susan Lewis, Jim Woehr, Larry Turtle. FOURTH ROW: Galen Frank, Susan Klar, Sharon Weisbrod, Barb Mohns, Kit Kemp, Dan Eckert, Steve Moxenz, Doug Browne. 62 Honor Society Officers: Richard Sullivan, President; Larry Tuttle, Vice President; Gretchen DeJager, Secretary; Bill Kemp, Treasurer. NATIO NAL NON OR SOCIETY NATIONAL HONOR SOICIITY NATIGNAL HONOR SgCII'I'Y These five seniors have been in Honor Society for all three years . Bill Kemp Joe Kennedy David Perin Rick Sullivan 63 mu Wright Left to right, FIRST ROW: Larry Tuttle, Jim Christy, Tom Curto, Keith Cole, Bill Douay, Pete Hechen- bleilmer, Herb Beck, Jeri Balsly. SECOND ROW: Jim Aspinwall, Dan Dever, Dave Harwood, Tom Chaney, Joe Kennedy, Tom Kasee, John Carry, Jim Kruse, Bill Spurlock, Larry Wynocker, Laxry Cazavan, Vic Breehne, Rick Gentry, Bill Kemp, George Luckey. THIRD ROW: Dick Meinken, Dave Lux, Jeff Pomeroy, Jim Roos. Kegdub Left to right: Jim Kmse, President; Joe Kennedy, Vice President and Secretary; John Carry, Treasurer; Tom Kasee Unovedy Two Key Club members hitch a ride on their float in the Homecoming Parade. 64 Key Club, a service organiza- tion, is sponsored by the Madeira Kiwanis Club. The Club has an annual spring dance to raise funds for some of its service projects, such as caring for the plants on the high school patio. 'Mii'zaifii THEJ! i q Left to right: Rick Sullivan, Tom Foy, John Chumley, Mr. DericksnAdvisor, Bill Wright, Gerrit DeJager, Jim Foy. Chessdlub Students of NIH ,5, who are in- terested in chess may join Chess Club, which is advised by our principal, Mr . Dericks . Members of the club com- pete in inter -schoIastic chess tourna- ments . Time's running out. John Chumley looks troubled as Bill Wright plans his next move. Gerri: DeJagersays, Itoldyou so, as he points out a rule to Tom Foy. 65 MUSTANG ECHOES, the high school newspaper, is under the co-editorship of Cheryl Justice and Sandy Miller, who are advised by Miss Romano. Each edition is eagerly received by the subscribers. Sandy Miller, Cheryl Justice, and Miss Romano spend many hours putting out the school paper. Sue Pawson andLaura Ziel hand out the MUSTANG ECHOES to the awaiting students. Left to right, SEATED ON FLOOR: Pat Chase, Features; Dick Meinken, Sports. FIRST ROW: Don Danzl, Penny Little, Gretchen DeJager, Rosemary Jollis, Sherry Rainey, Diana Kaiser, Terry Parke, Karen Kessler, Judi Kleuver. SECOND ROW: John Carry, Jill Bertsche, Karen Bokelman, Midge Baas, Dona AyeIs, Debbie Mulcare, Karen Wegenhart, Pat Cseplo, Sue Pawson. THIRD ROW: Pam Bethel, Linda Andrews, Linda Groves, Margie Fahrenbruck, Susan Klar, Yvonne Napier, Sharon Weisbrod, Galen Frank, Ruth Miller. FOURTH ROW: Tammy Ball, Marsha Nichols, Tom Kasee, Laura Ziel, Dave Perin, Gary Allman. FIFTH ROW: Rick Sullivan, George Luckey, Dave Hayhow, Jack Evans, Don Rehl, Cindy Hinckle, Tom Foy. SIXTH ROW: Shirley Fiille, Linda Brown, Barb Ben- hase, Jody Conrad, Tina. Johnson, Jane Homing, Carla. Harper, Nancy Henke, Karen Stewart. SEVENTH ROW: KarenGill, Paulette Visick, Donna Ross, Vic Breehne, Bill Wittel, Allan Chase, Judy Sheakley. Left to right, FIRST ROW: Jill Bertsche, Karen Bokelman, Jim Kruse, Bob Kepner, Mrs. Coe AAdvisor, Susan Klar, Pat Cseplo, Donna White. NMW The Newswriters,under the direction of Mrs . Coe, keep the local and city newspapers informed of our activities at M .H .8. Left to right: Sandy Miller, Pat Chase, Nancy Henke, Lanita. Adkins. -' : amper- w FromLeft to Right: Ann Elstun, Linda Farrell, Mr. Fischer--Advisor, Bruce Faltin, Phil Ritter. Members of the Debate Team, under the direction of Chub Mr. Fischer, gained experience in public speaking through participation in inter-school debates. From Left to Right. FIRST ROW: Rick Sullivan, Carla Harper, Diane Smith, Ruth Niiller, Sue Hamilton, Lena Taylor, SECOND ROW: Gerrit DeJager, Regis Possino, Jeri Balsly, Max Million, Linda Wright, Jim Kruse. 68 From Left to Right. FIRST ROW: C. Kersten, President; L. Hanson,Vice President; S. Lewis, Treasurer; Jt Conrad, Historian; S. Wiesbrod, Secretary; Miss Wilton, Ad- visor. SECOND ROW: 5. Hamilton, L. Latimer, K. Baker, C. Hinckle, K. Bakel- man, S. Woistman, L. Bechtold, A. Sigg. THIRD ROW: 5. MacKenzie, S. Miller, D. Ayers, L. Clark, S. Katz, C, Ziel, S. Fiille. FOURTH ROW: N. Davis, D. Dilbert, S. Strouse, N. Miller, S. Klar, B. Harnker, C. Tipton, M. Scherer. The W. Marshall Sellman Chapter of Future Teachers of America, under the direction of Miss Wilton, is an organiza- tion designed to help its members become better acquainted with the teaching profession. During the month of April mem- bers are permitted to teach a class they have completed the year before. In order to obtain an F .T.A . pin, members must earn points through service projects . This year the club's ac- tivities included a dance, a visit to a college, and a formal initiation in February. College Club helps to inform students about college entrance requirements, college programs, and scholarships. To aid students in the selection of a college, represent- atives from different colleges are invited to our school. We Cuub From Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Mrs. BarrettuAdvisor, C. Justice,K. Cole, T. Curto, J. Homing. SECOND ROW: J. Bertsche, B. Query, D. Mulcare, N. Henke, C. Harper, P. Cseplo, K. Stewart, C. Hinckle, L. Farrell, P. Bethel, S, DeGruchy, Y. Napier. THIRD ROW: K. Kessler, T. Parke, S. Davis, L. Brown, B. Lockwood, C. Hechen- bleikner, S. Lewis, L. Wright, J. Carry, J. Chumley. FOURTH ROW: D4 Ayers, S. Wickfeldt, M. Heilin, .1. Fromhold, T. Kasee, D. Rehl, T. Foy, R. Sullivan, B. Kemp, B. Spurlock. FIFTH ROW: B, Britton, P. Chase,A. Chase, D. Harwood, B. Schlager, T. Chaney, D. Horton, J. Kruse, B. Wright. SIXTH ROW: M. Million, 5. Nichols, J. Evans, J. Foy, D. Hayhow, B. Stouffer, R. Gentry, B. Kepner. SEVENTH ROW: L. Marcussen, S. Weisbrod, S. Klar, L. Ziel, J4 Lux, S. Wehrmant i, , $th m i M H V r w a xii; From Left to Right: FIRST ROW: C. Kersten--President,$. Hamilton, R. Klerks, L. anner, L. Latimer, S. MacKemje, R. Miller, S. Weisbrod--Secretary-Treasurer, S. Morenz. SECOND ROW: S. Miller, C. Ziel, S. Klar, S. Hungarland, R. Sullivan, B. Wright, N. Davis, S. Wehxmann, B. Bauer. THIRD ROW: N. Durand, A. Sigg, K. Baker, M. Wright, M. Fahrenbmck, K. Kemp, J. Domoe, S. Weisbrod, P. Ritter. FOURTH ROW: 5. StIouse,B. Schlager,G, Rank, B.Hexshey,Mr. Budde--Adviso:, Ri Tanner, J. Kincaid, R. Hundemer. The aim of the Latin Club is to promote interest in Latin by studying about Roman culture as well as the language. The club, which is affiliated With the state and national Junior Classical League, sends delegates to the state con- l gal w vention in Columbus every year . The purpose of Spanish Club is to promote interest . k in the customs and traditions of Spanish -speaking coun- QPGM tries. The highlight of the year is its Spanish Banquet. From Left to Right. FIRST ROW: B. Benhase, K.White, J. Lux, S. Newcomb--Treasurer, J. Carry President, B. Kepner--Vice President, M. Homan--5ecretary, K. Friedrichs, P. Bethel, S. Cullen, B. Chapman, MI. EfiHer--Advisor. SECOND ROW: M. Ingold, S. Reed,1. Andrews, P. Hightower, J. Facciuto, D. Meinken, J. Foy, P. Strifler, D. Bailey, J. Asp'mwall. THIRD ROW: Ji Spencer, D. Sippel, G. Hasselbeck, D. Pieczonka, T. McCreary, B. Pawson, J. Ashby, B. Lockwood, M. Emswiler, K. Emery, N. Williamson FOURTH ROW: P. Trefzger, J. Stiles, G. Williams, 1.. Elliott, S. Cruse, D. Koster, D, Hankes, J. Balsly, J. Coe, S. DeGarmoe, J. Sheakley. FIFTH ROW: B. Hartker, N. McCarthy, D. Wheatley, J. Schutz, B. Lockwood, B. Williams, S. Lamping, P. Phillips, P. Visick, L. Hanson, K. Gill. SIXTH ROW: J. Todd, C. Hechenhleikner, J. Rolfes, G. Grindrod, T. Durham, J. Deiters, S. Woistmann, M. Goes, A. Hall, 3. Porter, D. Ulrey, K. Leach. SEVENTH ROW: J. Trefzger, MV Kunkel, D. MacKnight, L. Marcussen, P. Chase, L. Brown, E. King, T. Curto, K. Mac- Donald, D. Yahn. EIGHTH ROW: D. MacDonald, W. Harris, B. Spurlock, A. Chase, D. Danzl, B. Wittel, J. Fromhold, V. Breehne, D. Brady, R. McFadden, D. Pember. From Front to Back. FIRST ROW: Pat Cseplo, Nancy Henke, Jan Dericks, Kathy Schtoer, Billie Combs, Tina Johnson. SECOND ROW: Jill Bertsche, Ann Elstun, Susan Lamping, Shirley Fiille, Linda. Brown, Tom Foy. FOURTH ROW: Julianna Lux, Bill Spurlock, Susan Klar, Sharon Weisbrod, Nancy Durand, Ruth Miller. FIFTH ROW: Jim Foy, June Shaw, Galen Frank, Yvonne Napier, Rick Sullivan, Sandy Hungarland. Mrs. McKee-- Adviser, Jim Carpenter, Fran Ingold. W Students at M.H.S. may gain an impartial understanding of other peoples and of current political problems by participating in o activities sponsored by Current Affairs Club. Speakers, movies, and group discussions enlighten students at their monthly meetings . Many members attended seminars sponsored by the University of Cincinnati, Xavier University, and Cincinnati Council on World 1 Affairs. Current Affairs Officers: Frances Ingold, Secretary; Jill Bertsche, Treasurer; JimC arpenter, President; Linda Farrell, Vice President; Mrs. McKee, Adviser. 71 Left to right, FIRST ROW: Jeri Balsly, Bill Ladwig, Russ Hundemur, Steve Morenz, Walt .Bertsche. SECOND ROW: Steve Newcomb, Jeff Kincaid, Bill Hershey, Lon Elliot, Mr. Buchy--Advisor, Bob Bauer, Phil Ritter, Mike Sink, Scott Cruse. Through the Junior Engineering Technical Society Ga future engineers gain more knowledge about, and in- terest in, engineering. The Electronics members,who are advised by Mr, W Buchy, gain an understanding and practical applica- tion of electronic devices and materials. Left to right, FIRST ROW: Jeff Kincaid, Dave Koster, Scott Cruse, Lon Elliot. SECOND ROW: Walt Bert- sche, Bill Helshey, Bill Ladwig, Steve Newcomb. THIRD ROW: Steve Morenz, Mike Sink, Russ Hundemur, Phil Ritter, J eri Balsly, Mr. Buchy--Advisor. E i I ; -I. I $ :: nme ufii . l, . . if? j . I 1 ...n...,1 n. m,- 4.f..,,. x ,n y w , Left to right, FIRST ROW: Kurt Medert, Jim Woehr, Larry Tuttle, Rick Gentry, Tom Morenz. SECOND ROW: Bill Wright, Gerri: DeJager, Dan Dever, Tom Curto, Jim Foy. THIRD ROW: Tom Chaney, John Chumley, Bill Kemp, Marilyn Groves, Sharon Davis, Dick Meinken. FOURTH ROW: Tina Johnson, Sue Lamping, Gretchen DeJager, Dave Perin, Joe Kennedy, Mr. Combs--Advisor. Math dub Math Club was established by Mr. Combs to promote interest in and to advance the study of mathematics . Students who attend Saturday morning calculus classes are honorary mem- bers of Math Club. Rick Sullivan andTom Fey try to figure out the answer to an involved problem. Left to right, FIRST ROW: Mr. EffleruAdvisor, Jim Ashby, Bill Paw- son. SECOND ROW: Dave MacKnight, Bob Kepner, Dave Yahn, Ken MacDonald. VtGuOE Aids The VisualAids group helps teachers run projectors and other electrical equipment for their classes. This valuable assistance is supervised by Mr. Effler. From Left to Right: Susan DeGruchy, Judy Lewis, Sandy Fite, Janet Stiles, Caxolyn Hayden, Sandy Hayden, Billie Combs, Terry Prater, Paulett Visick. The efficient Library Assistants keep books and magazines in order and, with the aid of Mrs. Lyon, heip students find information. Organized only last year, Theater Arts Club's purpose is to promote an interest in drama. From Left to Right: FIRST ROW: Laura Ziel, Sue Paw- son, Lennie Brunnet. SECOND ROW: Cindy Ulrey, Mimi Moore, Judy Sheakley. Barb Britten. THIRD ROW: Linda Farrell, Barb Query, Bev Belniak, Janet Horton. FOURTH ROW: Rick Sullivan, Dennis Horton, Diana Kaiser, Mat Greffrath,Harold Kees, Mike Schmieg, Linda Wright. FIFTH ROW: Galen Frank, Mr. Fischer-- Adviser, Nancy Henke, Regis Possino, Bill Wright, Susan Klar, Karen Gill. Office assistants Marilyn Groves and Karen Wegenhart get out the day's absentee list in the 066m Assmtawts Checking attendance, answering the telephone, and running errands are a few of the duties performed by the office assistants. Mrs . Merritt guides the training of these girls for future work in the bus iness field . From Left to Right. FIRST ROW: Donna White, Helen Hicks, Bev Belniak, Cheryl Tipton, Linda Groves, Marilyn Groves, Debbie Mulcare, Judy Lewis, Karen Wegenhart, Nancy Williamson, Jean Masuck, Sandy Fite, Jody Con- rad, Linda Jackson. SECOND ROW: Billie Combs, Sandy Hayden, Carolyn Hayden, Jacky Todd, Karen Wain- scott, Mimi Moore, Ruth Balkan Is anybody missing? Taylor. The Pep Club promotes enthusiasm and good sportsmanship. A secondary function of the club is the chartering of buses to away football and basketball games . Y-Teens, a new club at Madeira, is affiliated with the Y.W.C.A. Its purpose is to promote Christian character in the development of well-rounded personalities through varied activi- ties. Some of its many projects included selling baked goods at Christmas, making dolls for charitable purposes, and attending swimming parties at the Y. From Left to Right. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Heuer, Advisor; Jill Bertsche, Secretary; Karen Bokelmann, Treasurer; Barb Query, Vice President; Sue Wickfeldt, President. SECOND ROW: J acky Todd, Ruth Miller, Janet Inlow, Cheryl Godwin, Judy Lewis, Becky Lockwood,Lindz Farrell, Linda Wright, Ruth Baker, Patty Phillips. THIRD ROW: Judy Robinson, Mimi Moore, Dona Ayers, Carla Harper, Jan Dericks, Linda Robinson, Grace VanCourt, Sue Porter, Terri Williams. FOURTH ROW: Shirley Fiille, Sue Pawson, Emma Myers, Susan Schwau, Linda Phillips, Linda Brown, Peggy O'Neill, Lena 76 Hb-Y The purpose of Hi-Y, affili- ated with the Y.M.C.A. ,is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school, home, and community high standards of Christian character. Its mem- bers enjoy sports events and an annual formal dance in the spring. The selling of soft drinks at foot- ball and basketball games is Hi- Y's main fund -raising project. Selling cokes at football and basketball games is only one of Hi-Y's projects. meLeft to Right: Dan Dever, Vice President; Tom Curto, Secretary; Bob Lockwood, Presi- dent; Rick Sullivan, Treasurer; John Carry, Chaplain; Mr. WierWille, Adviser, From Left to Right. FIRST ROW: Tim Curto, Rick Sullivan, Mike Heflin, Larry Tattle, KeithCole, Tom Curto. SECOND ROW: Dave Hayhow,Steve Morena, Tom McCreary, Pep Strifler, John Chumley, Bill Siders, John Domoe, Jim Roos. THIRD ROW: Lee Matcussen,Bob Lockwood,Dan Dever, Bill Dorsey, Tom Foy, Bob Kepner,Mat Greffrath, Jim Foy. FOURTH ROW: John Carry, Vic Breehne, Dave Harwood, Dan Bailey, Dick Meinken, Kurt Medert, Larry Cazavan, Gerrit DeJager. 77 Left to right, FIRST ROW: Mary Knapp, Barb Johnson, Becky Lockwood, Carolyn Causey, Barb Query, Tina Johnu son, Jane Homing, Karen Bokelman, Jill Bertsehe, Barb Britton. SECOND ROW: Bobbie Williams, Sue Lamping, Gretchen DeJager, Pat Chase, Kathy Friedrichs, Carol Hechenbleikner, Linda Brown, Dona Ayers, Nancy Henke. THIRD ROW: Shirley Fiille, Sue Wickfeldt, Debbie Mulcare, Sally DeGarmoe, Jan Coee Jan Dericks, Pat Cseplo, Cindy Ulrey, Carla Harper. FOURTH ROW: Lena Taylor, Bette Justice, Jean Spurlock, Nancy Dericks, Swarm Frede rickson, Nancy Miller, Marcia Robertson, Sherry Sink, Ellen Brunner, Nancy Davis. FIFTH ROW: Sue Woistman, Charlene Gunkel, Connie Lindner, Carol Covert, Suzanne Elzerman, Donna Casada, Cindy Cook, Suzanne Gillie, Sharon Macke Leslie Latimer. SIXTH ROW: Mary Johnson, Linda Rhoades, Kathy DeGruchy, Martha Stimac, Marti Tepsic, Linda McClurg, Marian Scherer, Linda. Robinson, Debby Ulrey. SEVENTH ROW: Terry Williams,Claire Dusterbulg, Liz Sherrill, GraceVanCourt, Sue Porter, Ruth Baker, Linda Lindsley, Cheryl Gregg, Cheryl Faltin, Sandy Hungarland. G. A. A. The Girls' Athletic Associa- tion,largestgirls'c1ub at M .H .S ., is advised by Miss Williamson. Maderia shirts are sold by the club as a fund-raising project. The annual Christmas formal is their highlight of the year. The members also hold a Sadie HaWe kins Dance. G.A.A. EXECUTIVE BOARD Left to right, FIRST ROW: Sandy Miller, Sue Pawson, Vicki Wiedeman. SECOND ROW: Pat Cseplo, Linda Jackson, Dorothy Perkins, Karen Bokelman, Terry Parke. THIRD ROW: N ancy Henke, Becky Lockwood, Miss Wil- liamson--Advisor, Debbie Mulcare, Sharon 78 Davis. ,.-Ez Left to right, FIRST ROW: Nancy Bockman, Janet Stiles, Diane Dilbert, Mary Homan, Midge Baas, Cindy Hinclde, Sharon Davis, Fran lngold, Terry Parke, Kathy Schroer. SECOND ROW: Rosemary Jollis, Cheryl Justice, Sandy Miller, Sue Pawson, Marilyn Willing, Ann King, Diana Kaiser, Barb Benhase, Gloria Heitzman,VickiWiedeman. THIRD ROW: Gail Pohowsky, Cheryl Tipton, Joan Schultz, Beverly Belniak, Stephanie Freese, Laurel Hanson, Linda Wright, Margie Kunkel, Lana Keloh. FOURTH ROW: Susan Klar, Barb Mohns, Penny Little, Jody Conrad, Linda Jackson, Dorothy Perkins, Barb Lindner, Sandy Constant, Gayle Reder, Sue DeGruchy. FIFTH ROW: Jackie Rolfuss, Linda Clark, Donna Ross, Elaine Elliot, Tammy Ball, Judy Sheakley, Cindy Burke, Sue Wilt, Melody Bachman. SIXTH ROW: Karen Gill, Sharon Weisbrod, Susan Wehrman, Marsha Gmndemann, Marcia Wright, Diane Smith, Galen Frank, Karen Wainscott. SEVENTH ROW: Ann Banks, Pat Trefzger, Jackie Todd, Sue Hamilton, Nancy Durand, Linda Morse, Linda Andrews, Linda Groves. EIGHTH ROW: Ann Southcombe, Karen Emery, Mollie Boettcher, Pam Bethel, Margie Fahrenbruck, Judy Calvin, Carol Phillips, Terry Prater. Hockey is one of G.A.A. '5 favorite intramural sports. One of the fund- raising projects of G.A.A. is selling doughnuts at the various sports events. 79 Familiar to all band members is MI. Medert's son Terry, shown here practicing one of his favorite instruments. M. H. 9. Band; rThe Band is one of the busiest organizations in the school. It marches at every football game, performs in the variety show, presents a concert, and plays at assem- blies and pep rallies. The Band spends many hours outside its regular class-period rehearsal to make all its appear- ances successful. The members are not only capable in- strumentalists, but di1igent workers . They spent many hours in the city walking from door to door selling candy to purchase new uniforms . It was a proud group that marched Onto the field, wearing them, 1 UK a? The Band's able drum major, Rick Rintamaa. From Left to Right: Fran Ingold, Karen Stewart, Sally DeGarmoe, Yvonne Napier, Marcia Wright, Carla Harper, Jan Coe, Cindy Ulrey, 8O Band Electricians and Managers: From Left to Right; Steve Newcomb, CarolNiketh, Mike Heflin, Pat Cseplo. Band Officers and Librarians: From Left to Right. John Fromhold, Vice Presi- dent; Susan Lewis, Treasurer; Bruce Faltin, Librarian; Connie Kersten, Sec- retary; Jim Kruse, President. WYM, WWW! The Band Booster group was organized this year for the purpose of aiding the music department in buying equipment, uniforms, and music. Their first project was a candy sale which earned funds en0ugh to buy uniforms for almost every- one in the Band, including the majorettes, drum major, and Mr. Medert. Their other projects included a rummage sale in May and a bake sale at the Band Concert in February. The pareuts heading this organization are Mr. Napier, President; Mrs. Stewart, Vice President; Mrs . Hershey, Secretary; Mrs. Marcussen, Treasurer. From Left to Right. FIRST ROW: S. Lewis, C. Kersten, H. Beck, S. Rapp, A. King, A. Hall, S. MacKenzie D. Ulrey, M. Tepsic, D. Akester, K. Leach, B. Hershey, G. DeJager, R. Rintamaa, B. Faltin. SECOND ROW: C. Harper, K. Baker, B. Wright, J. Ramsey, J. Wenn, J. Kruse, J. Fairall, R. Jaccod, J. Fromhold, S. Porter M. Scherer, B. Mohns, J. Coe, B. Kemp, D. MacKnight, J. Kincaid, D. Johnson, 5. Newcomb. THIRD ROW: S. DeGarmoe, K. Leach, S. Doughman, L. Kramer, J. DeBra, K. Emery, P. Trefzger, L. Andrews, D. Morris, TRUMPETS Gary Allman Tom Chaney John Cullen Gerrit Dejager Dan Dever Jim Facciuto Bruce Faltin Gary Grindrod B111 Hershey Ken Hodgkins Doug Johnson Chuck Kilch Jeff Kincaid Jerry Liudahl Lee Marcussen Dave MacKnight Steve Newcomb A1 Plumley Scott Porter Bob Redemeier Rick Rintamaa HORNS Herb Beck Connie Kersten Sue Lewis Sandy Rapp BARITONES Jeri Bals 1y Kit Kemp Kurt Medert Rick Tanner BASSES Nancy Durand Steve Morenz Barry Woods TROMBONES Mike Balsly Tom Durham Rick Gentry Russ Hundemer Max Million Dave Morris Steve Nelles Scott Nichols DRUMS Doug Hankes Tim McCreary Vance Miller Wayne Morse Tim Rose Pat Schaefer Karen Stewart Linda Wright ! CLARINETS Louis Andrews Karen Baker John DeBra Sally DeGarmoe Karen Emery Carla Harper Mike Hurst Susan Klar Linda Kramer Jim Kruse Karen Leach Sharon Mack Yvonne Napier Jerry Ramsey Diane Smith Jack Trefzger Pat Trefzger John Wenn Marcia Wright Bill Wright Cathy Tiffany F LUTES David Akester Anita Hall Susan MacKenzie Marti Tepsic Debbie Ulrey ig 9 a W ?'3 ' T. Durham, M. Million, R. Gentry, R. Hundemer, S. Nelles, M. Balsly, S. Nichols, D. Shivers, Y. Napier, D. Dever, K. Hodgkins, G. Allman, A. Plumley, L. Marcussen, B. Redemeier, G. Grindrod, S. Porter. FOURTH ROW: 8. Mack, C. Tiffany, D. Smith, M. Wright, S. Klar, J. Trefzger, M. Hurst, R. Tanner, J. Balsly, K. Medert, K. Kemp, B. Woods7 N. Durand, S. Morenz, T. Rose, P. Schaefer, L. Wright, D. Hankes, K. Stewart, V. Miller, '1 . McCreary, W. Morse, J. Lindahl, C. Kilch, J. Cullen, J. Facciuto, T. Kasee. i I SAXOPHONES Jan Coe john Fromhold Randy Jaccod Barb Mohns Sue Porter ! Marian Scherer MI. Medert's smiling face is well known to everyone, from grade-school children to adults. ' t1 th blic e e as he directs BARITONE SAXOPHONE He 18 comm Y m 8 PH Y the band in Variety Shows, football halftimes, concerts, and parades. Jack Fairall ALTO CLARINET Shirley Doughman BASS CLARINET Dorothy Shivers BASSOON Bill Kemp OBOE Kathy Leach PICCOLO Ann King Left to right, FIRST ROW: Judy Thomas, Lanita Adkins, Connie Lindner, Linda Robinson, Carla Harper, Nancy Henke, Joan Schutz, Judy Calvin, Linda Morse, Sandy Rapp, Joan Schmer, Marti Tepsic, Mary Beth Lucas, Pat Phillips, Nancy Dericks, Galen Frank, Carol Phillips, Mary Johnson, Sue Wickfeldt, Mr. Benedic Director. SEC- OND ROW: Margie Fahrenbmck, Susan Miller, Jan Dericks, Cheryl Tipton, Janet Horton, Carolyn Causey, Susan Ball, Regina Purvis, Suzanne Gillie, Joyce Hanson, Donna Shoemaker, Martha Stimac, Sue Hamilton, Dorothy Shivers, Terry Prater, Nancy Williamson, Gail Pohowsky, Jean Spurlock, Swann Fredrickson. THIRD ROW: Sylvia Katz, June Shaw, Kathy Judd, Bobbie Williams, Barb Britten, Barb Query, Ann Southcombe, Kathy Schroer, Mary Homan, Midge Baas, Sharon Davis, Vicki Wiedeman, Sue Pawson, Emma Myers, Judi Robinson, Susan Schwarz, Linda Rhoades, Karen Baker. FOURTH ROW: Mary Knapp, ShirleyFiille, Barb Johnson, Julianna Lux, Karen Bokel- man, Becky Lockwood, Cindy Ulrey, Kathy Friedrichs, Cindy Hinckle, Sandy Miller, Marsha Nichols, Cheryl Justice, Diane Dilbert, Terry Parke, Marilyn Willing, Ann King, Barb Benhase, Gloria Heitzman, Donna White. FIFTH ROW: Cindy Burke, Myerlene Myers, Ruth Miller, Cheryl Godwin, Ruth Klerks, Susan Lewis, Tina Johnson, Barb Lindner, Dorothy Perkins, Karen Wainscott, Linda Andrews, Linda Groves, Susan DeGruchy, Pam Bethel, Laurel Hanson, Cheryl Faltin, Mollie Boettcher, Linda Phillips. SIXTH ROW: Linda Clark, Suzanne Elzerman, Donna Casada, Amy Sigg, Nancy Miller, Laura Proops, Lana Hughes, Terry Williams, Marcia Robertson, Claire Duster- burg, Linda Lindsley, Nancy Davis, Sandi Stmuse, Linda Allen, Marian Scherer, Stephanie Freese, Leslie Latimer. SEVENTH ROW: Bill Spurlock, Allan Chase, Charles Marshal, Don Danzl, Bill Wittel, Dannie Horton, Herb Beck, 'Bill Pawson, Tom Morenz, Bob Lockwood, Mat Greffrath, Bill Cant, John Purcell, Gordon Williams, Rick Tanner, Steve Weisbrod. EIGHTH ROW: Bill Dorsey, Don Rehl, Jerry Spencer, Larry Wynocker,Curt Nichols, Lee Mar- cussen, Lon Elliott, Bob Vaughn, Allen Shaw, John Bymm, Greg Van Arsdall. NINTH ROW: Lin Hamilton, Jeff Pomeroy, Ron Curnayn, Steve Newcomb, Dale Beard, Bill Linder, Dave Yahn, Bob King, Jim Strider, Steve Grau, Bob McBrearty. Left to right, FIRST ROW: Tom Morenz, Curtis Hamil- ton, Herb Beck, Dennis Hor- ton, Bill Pawson, Lee Mar- cussen. SECOND ROW: Steve Newcomb, Don Danzl, Bill Gant, Sandy RappuAccom- panist, Bob King, Bill Spur- lock, Bill Wittel. 84 Chorus alternates with the Band in planning and producing the holiday as- semblies. Under the direction of Mr. Benedict,they presented a concert to earn funds for chorus robes. This year the M.H.S. Chorus sang for various com- munity groups . 3035' GM dub The Boys' Glee Club includes sophomores , juniors, and seniors . There aren't very many of them, but what they lack in quantity they make up with quality. Accom- panied by SandyRapp on her guitar, they are a welcome addition to GMs'GHwCJub This year the Girls' Glee Club is the largest it has ever been. It consists of almost forty girls, each of whom is required to try out for membership. Lon Elliot accom- panies them on his accordion at each of their public performances. many of our school programs. Left to right, FIRST ROW: Marilyn Willing, Mary Knapp, Barb Johnson, Sue Pawson, Terry Parke, Cindy Hinckle, Cheryl Godwin, Carol Phillips, Myerlene Myers, Marsha Nichols, Judy Thomas, Mr. Benedict--Director. SECOND ROW: Pam Bethel, Judy Calvin, Linda Andrews, Carolyn Causey, Stephanie Freese, Cindy Ulrey, Shirley Fiille, Vicki Wiedeman, Gail Pohowsky, Sharon Davis, Sylvia Katz. THIRD ROW: Kathy Friedrichs, Sandy Miller, Ann King, Tina Johnson, Barb Query, June Shaw, Donna Shoemaker, Cheryl Tipton, Sue Wickfeldt, Barb BenhaSe. FOURTH ROW: Many Homan, Diane Dilbert, Donna White, Cheryl Justice, Sandy Rapp. The reward of a thing weli done is to have done it. Opponent They . Amelia ...... 6 . Country Day . . .14 . Reading ..... 24 , . Mariemont . . . .8 . . Milford ..... 6 . . New Richmond . .14 . , Indian Hill . . . .28 . Loveland ..... l4 ..Aiken ...... 6 Coach Wierwille Coach Mondlon Coach Rape, Head Coach Coach Baas CoachRaprpeaLs... The 1962 Mustang gridiron season ended another successful year of footbail with five wins and four losses. Outstanding individual performance, as well as team play, left few fans disappointed. Lack of size and experience brought about many errors, but desire, dedication, and a will to Win were never lacking. Many nostalgic memories of the 1962 Mustangs will linger because of our excellent group of seniors . Who can forget the excellent lineplay, blocking and tackling by Dave Perin, Bill Dorsey, Tom Kasee, and Dan Bailey and the booming punts and defensive ability of Don Rehl? Few will ever see any better ball-carrying and broken-field- running than Pep Strifler's. Who will ever witness a better played and harder fought football game than the Mariernont game, which, ironically, we lost? Yes, 1962 added more wonderful pages to Madeira's football history. Individual honors of A11 -Cincinnati and AllnLeag'ue selection were won by Co-Captains Perin and Strifler. Junior center Sam Peters also earned an all-League position. 89 FIRST ROW: Jim Chtisty, Steve Keaton, Dave Hayhow, Pep Strifler, Dave Perin, Dan Dever, Louis Andrews, Dan Bailey. SECOND ROW: Coach Rape, Bill Siders, Rudy Rousseau, Sam Peters, Don Rehl, Jeff Pomeroy, Jim As- pinwall, Tom Kasee, Bill Dorsey, Kurt Medert, Larry Tuttle, Coach Mondron. THIRD ROW: Coach Baas, Steve Weisbrod, Jim Deiters, Jim Facciuto, Jerry Balsly, Gary Allman, Lenny LeFevre, Dave Lux, Phil Hightower, Dan Homan, Bob MacBrearty, Harry Erb, Dick Meinken, Coach Wierwille. FOURTH ROW: Nelson Kennedy, Regis Possino, Jim Dawson, Dan Eckert, Gary Hasslebeck, John Brunner, Jack Fairal, Dale Beard, Pete Hechenbleikner, Larry Wynocker, Gary Poppenhouse, Rick Iredale, Doug Johnson. FIFTH ROW: Curt Nichols, John Cullen, Gordon Williams, Dennis Ritchie, Scott Stevenson, Rick Tanner, George Rank, Bob Bronson, Bob Lang, John Rank, Greg Smith, Greg Van Arsdall, Mike Balsly, Tom Kettlehake. r'Doc Voshell, athletic director, who promotes all sports, talks with football players about the coming season. E I Managers Steve Weisbrod and J im Deiters prepare for another practice. Co-captains Dave Perin and Pep Strifler inspired the team by their enthusiasm and desire to win. All right, gang, who took the prac- tice schedule? Mustangs get ready for action. VarsityCheerleaders: Sue Pawson, Marsha Nichols, SandyMiller maptaim, Laura Ziel, Karen Bokleman. Chwieadms Junior Varsity Cheerleaders: Lynn McClurg, Marian Scherer, Donna Ross maptaim, Stephanie E Freese, Penny Little. 93 Opponent They . Sycamore ........ 51 Withrow . . ....... 62 . . Mariemont ........ 53 . Milford . . ....... 50 . . . New Richmond . . . Little Miami 58 . Indian Hill . Loveland . Colerain . Mariemont . Milford . Anderson . . New Richmond . Indian Hill . Country Day . Loveland . Milford ......... Hournamenw VARSITY: FIRST ROW: Denny Hem; Dave Perin, Co-captain; Coach Wierwille; Pep Strifler, Co-capta'm; Dan Bailey. SECOND ROW: Jim Deiters, Manager; Tom Morenz; Jim Facciuto; Dick Meinken; Scott Nichols; Larry Wynocker; Larry Tuttle; Fred Huiet, Manager. Coaokwwbwa'Merealas . . . The Madeira Mustangs, playing the toughest schedule in MJ-I .8. history, ended their season with a 6-12 won-lost record. In Eastern Hills League play, the Mustangs made a good showing of five wins and five losses, good for third place in the league . Co-Captain Pep Strifler led the team in scoring, while Co-Captain Dave Perin led the team in rebound- ing. The Mustangs were honored with Co-Captain Pep Strifler's placement on the Eastern Hills League All- Star Team. Freshman Coach Chance and J.V. Coach Rape take time from their busy schedule to pose JUNIOR VARSITY--LEAGUE CHAMPS: FIRST ROW: Bill Pawson, Rick Iredale, John Brurmer, Gary AllmanV SECOND ROW: Denny Piezonlca, Jim Christy, Jeff Pomeroy, Alan Plumley, Dan Eckert, John Domoe, Jerry Balsly. FRESHMEN: FIRST ROW: Jeff Kincaid, Gordon Williams, Dick Wolf, H. A. Scott. SECOND ROW: Jerry Kiefer, Dan Homan, Scott Stevenson, Nelson Kennedy, Jeff Nelson, Bob McBrearty, Jamey Strider. 1 Laura Ziel, Marsha Nichols, Sue Pawson, Karen Bokelman, Sandy Miller waptaim. . Clockwise: Penny Little, Donna Ross 1Captain1, Marian 1 Scherer, Stephanie Freese, Lynn McC lurg. 97 The Boosters give valuable support to the athletic program by backing the teams and buying needed equipment. . 1 254 '-'DEI'41 $3M?!- .3 .- -.- M- r 'K I Varsity. FIRST ROW: Coach Voshell, Rudy Rousseau, Jim Woehr, Tom McCreary, Pep Strifler Co-captaim, Larry Turtle, Roby Kepner, Scott Stevenson 6tatisticiam. SECOND ROW: Denny Hem, Bill Siders, Dave Perin, Joe Ken- nedy, Kurt Medert, Dan Bailey Co-captainL Sam Peters, Louis Andrews. 2mm In practice, Pep Strifler slides in safely past Denny Hem. - LE-W't Doc watches Dan Bailey and the catcher warm up be- fore the Maxiemont game. Junior Varsity. FIRST ROW: Bob McBreaIty, Bob Lang, Dan Homan, H. A. Scott, Doug Browne, Fred Huiett. SECOND ROW: John Purcell, Jeff Nelson, Denny Pieczonka, Nelson Kennedy, Jeff Pomeroy, Dale Beard, Walt Bertsche. 4 vv X wt. M? ' f f I , i 1 1 5 i i : ' 1 g; 1;. x : E5; 63 . . N ' Jafflf 3 r v' FIRST ROW: Dennis Ritchie, Tom Curto, Kieth Cole, Mat Greffrath, Bob Lockwood, Tom Morenz, Dan Dever, Craig Stair, Mike Sink ManageU, Coach Dunn. SECOND ROW: Jerry Ramsey, Steve Keaton, Dave Harwood, Jim Facciuto, Dick Meinken, Lenny LeFeVIe, Dave Sippel, Phil Hightower, Dave Haynow. dew Team FIRST ROW: John Rank, Dave Ernst, Jerry Balsly, Gary Allman, Bob Kamman, Mike Balsly, Bob Zettle ManF I agery SECOND ROW: Curt Nichols, Dave Lux, Gary Hasselbeck, Doug Hankes, John Wenn, David Koster, 1 ' Steve Buxkhardt, David Morris. FIRST ROW: Dave MacKnight, Jim Cares, Lee Marcussen, Coach Hartley. . lm IMAM! SECOND ROW: 13111 Linder, 13111 Ladwig, Tom Chaney, Rick Gentry, Jim Ashby, Chuck Kjlch, Shuey Wolfe. Steve Grau, Kit Kemp, Coach Wierwille, Bill Pawson, Dick Wolfe. E E l; I Varsity Team. FIRST ROW: Jacky Todd, Karen Bokelman, Sue Pawson, Becky Lockwood, Shirley Fiille, Sharon , Davis. SECOND ROW: Barb Mohns, Mary Homan, Carol Hechenbleikner, Karen Wegenhart, Sue Wickfeldt, Tina 3 Johnson, RM Hockea ; Junior Varsity Team. FIRST ROW: Pat Trefzger, Dorothy Perkins, Swarm Fredrickson, Gayle Reder, Claire Dusterberg, Susan K1ar,Linda Farrell. SECOND ROW: Stephanie Freese, Linda C1ark,Kathy DeGruchy, Linda Jackson, Jacky Relies, Laurel Hanson, Nancy Durand, Lynn McClurg, Marty Tepsic. x xx Varsity. FIRST ROW: Sue Pawson wcorekeeperx Karen Bokelman, Sandy Miller Co-captaim, Tina Johnson, Becky Iockwood, Marsha Nichols, Shirley Fiille. SECOND ROW: Miss MaIgie Williamson Coach1y Sue Wickfeldt, Karen Wegenhart, Carol Hechenbleikner, Mary Homan, Nancy Bockman Co-captairq Sharon Davis. The Varsity warms up before prac- tice. 106 Miss Williamson tosses the ball for KarenWegenhart and Carol Hachenbleikuer as practice begms. Junior Varsity. FIRST ROW: Stephanie Freese, Linda Clalk, Sherry Sink, Claire Dusterberg, Pam Bethel, Barb Mohns 1 CO-CaptainL Jody Conrad. SECOND ROW: Judy Sheakley' Manage1j, Jacky Rolfes Manage1j, Molly Boettcher, 1 Susan Klar, Laurel Hanson, Barb Lindner, Donna Ross, Nancy Durand Co-captaim, Miss Margie Williamson Coacm. Friends share all things in common. I Look at that halftime score! L. to R.: Freshman attendant, Nancy Dericks and escort, Steve Cram; Sophomore attendant, Dorothy Perkins and etacort7 John DeMoe; Senior attendant, Cheryl Justice and escort, Alan Chase; Junior attendant, Pat Let's see now. W0U1d the Cseplo and escort, Keith Colev rule about campfires apply to pep-rally bonfires? Candidate Laura Ziel; escort, Candidate Sue Pawson; escortJ Mat Greffrath Denny Hem Candidate Sandy Miller; escort, Candidate Marsha Nichols; es- Bill Wittel cart, John Carry 111 Auhmw WW Many couples danced to the music of the Cyclones at the tra- ditional Homecoming Dance. From L. to R.: Sophomore attendant, Dorothy Perkins; Freshman attendant, Nancy Dericks; Candi- dates, Laura Ziel, Marsha Nichols, Sandy Miller, Sue Pawson; Junior attendant, Pat Cseplo; Senior attendant, Cheryl Justice. From left to right: Bette Justice, freshman attendant; Karen Bokelman, junior attendant; Sue Pawson, Queen; Sharon Davis, senior attendant; Jody Conrad, sophomore attendant. Rows mutegm Sue Pawson radiantly reigned as the queen of the annual G .A .A . formal, Roses in the Snow. Music provided by the Cyclones filled the air while the queen and her court danced the royal dance. The attendants were Sharon Davis, senior; Karen Bokelman, junior; Jody Conrad, sophomore; and Bette justice, freshman. The attendants were escorted by joe Kennedy, Steve Keeton, Jim Facciuto, and Nelson Ken- nedy. Well, somebody must be comfort- able! 6AA Qumw, 1962 Que Pawsow ! We eagerly watched as and grew . . . and grew to completion. our building grew . . . With the completion of the new biology lab, there is plenty of room to display proj ects. Mr. Effler's Spanish III class practices pronunciation in the language lab. Cagew's Could? May 15 was the date for Madeira High's third annual bas- ketball homecoming. Even though the M.H.S. eager season hadended, many basketball fans saw plenty of action by watch- ing theN.C .A.A . tournaments ontelevision sets, which were provided in the lobby. The music was recorded, but there was also some live entertainme nt provided by Mat: Greffrath, Bob Lockwood, and Rick Sullivan. At eleven o'clock, Pep Strifler was crowned the Madeira High Basketball King for 1963. Dick Memken crowns Basketball King Pep Strifler, as Sophomore attendant Larry Wykocker, Freshman attendant H. A. Scott, and Junior attendant Denny Hem make up the king's court. Mat Greffrath entertains the audience with a German folk song. It's MY mm to play with the ball! Couples dance to recorded music. Letts go, girls, and cheer out team on to victory! On November 16, the Key Club sponsored what we hope will soon become a tradition at Madeira High. The occasion was the Key Club Spectacular, a basketball game between the faculty and the students, and a mixer dance following the game. The Faculty All-Stars consisted of Coach Wierwille, Coach Rape, Coach Baas, Mr. Eff- ler, Mr. Hartley, Coach Mondron, and Mr. Lintou. The action-packed game ended with the defeat of the students by the faculty. 120 Sadie Hawkins! Straw hats and blue -jeans were the order of the eveningfor those who attended the Sadie Hawkins dance sponsored by the Girls' Athletic Associatioa, The dance was a turn-about, open to both members and non-members of G.A.A. The music was live, pro- vided by the swinging Cyclones. Everyone soon got into the spirit of things, and the dance was just as lively as any authentic hootenanny could have been! Mr. Benedict QWTM! WhereDO We Go From Here?, the theme for this year'sVariety Show, representedpeople and localities all over the world, and also some OUT of this world! The audience was taken to Istanbul, New York, The EmeraldCity of Oz, Ancient Rome, and even to Mars. The show ran for three nights--April 18,19, and 20. Under the expert direction of Mr. Charles Medert, the M.H.S.' Band performed, while the Madeira High Chorus, led by Mr. Gardner Benedict, sang several humorous skit songs. Without the aid, knowledge, and unselfish time given by Mr. Benedict and Mr. Medert, it would not have been possible to produce the shew. The entire cast is deeply appreciative of their help. Mr. Medezt Kurt, Sandy, Swann, Sue and Dave blend their voices in a rendition of Basin Street. Southern Belles: Marcia, Kathy, Mary, Tammy, Judy, and Cheryl. Inher final performance at M.H.S., Sue Pawson sang a medley of Show Boat tunes. Me and My Shadow Rick Sullivan, John Carry, Sharon Davis, and Marsha Nichols sing a sentimental rendition of Tenting Tonight. Makes-up staff members J anet Horton, Diana Kaiser, and Marilyn Willing work to mansform Larry Cazavan into a late nineteenth-century cabm an. iWMatohmalwv Thornton Wilder 's The Matchmaker was presented by theSenior class on May 17 and 18. The main action of the play is centered around Mr. Vandergelder, a Choleric, grumbling, old man in his sixties, and his schemingfriend, Mrs. Dolly Levi, who has taken it upon herself to find a suitable bride for him. At the same time, Mr. Van- dergelder's two clerks, Cornelius Hackle, and Barnaby Tucker, decide to leave the small town of Yonkers and go to New York for some excitement. How Cornelius and Barnaby find their adventure and how Mr. Vandergelder finally chooses Mrs. Levi as his wife are quickly revealed. in this fast-moving four-act comedy. The members of the cast are grateful to their director, Mr. Carl Fischer, for the time and effort he put into producing the play. Tom Foy, John Chumley, and Tom Chaney volunteer their services as Stagehands. UN In one of the more serious scenes of the play, Mt. Vandergeldex Dave Perim proposes to Mrs. Levi UQAIen Kesslen. Hurry up, Rudolph, we're ready for the soup! The cast of The Matchmaker Laura Ziel, asMiss Van Huysen, explains the disappointmenis and illusions of life to Rose- mary Jollis and John Fromhold There are some of the members of the Junior Valslty teams who received letters at the Boys' Athletic Banquet May 14. Banquets M These are some of the mem- bers of the Varsity teams who These are only a few of the G.A.A. members who received awards at the annual G.A.A. banquet held on May 20 at the high school. 126 New and former members gathered in the high school dining room for some Roman festivities at the annual Latin Club Ban- quet. won awards in their respective sports. . . . . Members of The Spamsh Club dmed 1n :Luthentzc Span- ish settings at their yearly banquet. The Madeira High School Band members held their banquet on May 29 in the high school dining room. 127 Couples dance to the music of the Frank Bowsher Orchestra. Queen Marsha Nichols and King Mat Greffrath reign over the 1963 prom. S I Y S N QR E Par. Cseplo and Kurt Medert crowu the King and Queen. Er,u-1- t. 128 Time out for refreshmenm! w L l ? 7 w x 1 1 Sayonara . . . au revoix . . . aloha . . . a rivederci . . . adios . . . auf Wiedemehen , . . goodmby. :! J 1 Dave Perin received the Valedictorian trophy for ranking first scholastically in the graduating class. Both Rick Rintamaa and Dave Perin, as runner-up, won the Stu- dent Counc i1 Award. Senior members of Honor Society and Student Council practice for the Awards Night presentations. Valedictorian David Perin and Salutatorian Richard Sullivan are congratulated by Mr. Dericks for their achievements. Awards Night Each year at Madeira, one night is set aside in order to give public recognition to those students who have won outstanding honors in the academic field. This year, Awards Night was held June 5 in the high school auditorium. Senior members of Honor Society and Studeut Council participated in honoring a total of 180 students for their scholastic achieve- meats. Jim Woehx and Bob Schlager received the Harvard and Yale book awards. Karen Baker, Bob Bauer, Jim Woehr, and Dave Perin received state rankings inthe Final District State Schol- arship Tests in Latin, biology, algebra, and chemistry respectively. The commencement exercises for the grad- uating class of 1963 were held on Thursday, June 6, in the high school auditorium. Seventy-uine graduating seniors received diplomas--and seventy-nine looked, with both tears and laughter, from the past to the future. Seniors await the strains of Pomp and Circum- stance. I finally made it! Congratulations ! 133 We will always honor those teachers who guided us in our search for knowledge. Everyone gets in the act when it comes time to decorate the Student Council Christmas tree! Each year, the campus of M.H S. is brightened by the faces of student teachers. Lose something, Mr. Smith? 135 Hey, Larry! Got room for one more? Is this aschool corridor or a. hospital ward? '. t ta' ..' . A familiar sight at Friday night football games, this enthusiastic crowd cheers the team on. Scenes Awuuab MJ-LQ. Bette Justice and Connie Lindner bully for the ball as Miss Williamson looks on. Personally, I think baseball is better than track be- cause . . . 136 Let's get that ball! ! ! Ah, come on, practice! guys, do it like you did in The Varsity Cheer- leaders proudly display our spoeranship pen- nanis. To him who gives is given. Serving Madeira Since 1912 51 Years Building Moferials--Hardware 561 -7200 Madeira, Ohio Best Wishes to the Class of '63 from BAND BOOSTERS EARL R. PATTEN Home Remodeling and Repairing 561 -9573 MADEIRA CLEAN ERS 7018 Miami Avenue Al ferafions Shirfs Repairs Bachelor Bundl es Call 561-9380 For Pickup 6 Delivery '6II0l6cr llnvl 6 KOSTER'S AUTO SERVICE Road and Wrecker Service Anytime, Anywhere $ w Complete Automotive Repairs 6929 Miami Ave.--Modeiro, Ohio 561-8084 PORTER'S KENWOOD PLAZA SHOE REPAIR On the Mall Hours: Mon. thru Fri . 9:00--9:00 CUSTOM PAK, INC. Portion Control Individual Food Servings Contract and Private Label Packaging Sat. 9:00--6:00 561-4684 Cint. 43, Ohio Morrison PI . Compliments of Compliments of TOWN 81 COUNTRY BEAUTY SALON 7804 Camargo Road 561 -9803 Madeira, Ohio J. R. HUDSON, M. D. PLAZA MEATS Kenwood Plaza 791 -6770 531 -8456 Buffets for Receptions, Meetings, and Picnics. Parfy Trays, Sandwich Cakes, Hors d'oeuvres, ei'c . Compliments of CAMARGO BAKERY 6927 Miami Avenue 561-5673 Madeira, Ohio ROGER 8. MILDRED Hair Stylists 7140 Miami Avenue 561-7018 Madeira, Ohio Compliments of E. KIEFER EXCAVATING 791 -5850 791 -2840 We Move the Earth . ZING! 111s do-se-do and away we go for the lively lift and sparkle of ice- cold Coca-Cola! Camargo Foods MADEIRA' S , PARKVI EW MARK ET 8001 Euclid Road MADISON FURNITURE Complete Home Outfitters 6216 Mad ison Rood 271-2132 Madisonville, Ohio 561 -9830 Madeira, Ohio Compliments of ABCO TOOL 8- DIE CO. Tools - Dies - Special Machinery 8121 Camarqo Road Madeira Ohio Best Wishes to the Class of 1963 MADEIRA HIG H SCHOOL A. M. KINNEY, INC. Consulting Engineers 2912 Vernon Place Cincinnati 19, Ohio THE GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Vicki Wiedeman, President Sue Powson, Secrefcry Sandy Miller, Vice President Pot Cseplo, Treasurer Money-Making Chairmen Nancy Henke Linda Jackson OUR PURPOSE The purpose of this organization shall be to create, maintain, and sponsor on active interest in wholesome physical activity and recreation-to en- courage good sportsmanship in this organization and throughout the schooI-cmd to promote better standards of health among the students of Madeira High Schooi. SEVEN HILLS PRINTING AND PUBLISHING CO. 7724 Railroad Ave . Madeira, Ohio 561-7030 BURN ETT PONTIAC PONTIAC, INC. 8166 Montgomery Rd . Near Galbraifh NNTLIC'... 891-8110 891-8110 NELSON BROS. HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING 7726 Railroad Avenue Madeira, Ohio Congratulations to All Graduates THE SEYBOLD PAPER CO. AND ROBERT SEYBOLD CHEMICAL CO. INC. Eighth 81 Lock Sts. Cincinnati 2, Ohio 241-0881 Compliments oF BOB'S RADIO 81 T.V. SERVICE Your Aufhorized Zenith Dealer 7710 Laurel 561-7710 KATZ OFFICE EQUIPMENT 6023 Kenwood Rd. Cincinnafi 43, Ohio 561-7975 CARTER'S DRY CLEANERS WE OPERATE OUR OWN PLANT 271-4100 4821 WH ETSEL AVENUE Congratulations fo the Seniors of 1963 Complimenfs of PHI BETA CHI MADEIMS Lawazuz EAMABBD THEATRE Xn$$IFIEWW :,:; rzf f; d:- 1 5'3?! ' xi'bfwm ,, ' a V .w' I! Cincinnativs Nicest Theatre A Q 1; xy- KENWOOD CORNER X DELICATESSEN AND PONY KEG Congrafu Iafions to The Class of '63 Charley from 561-6541 6005 Kenwood Rd . Nate F. T. A. THE MORROW BECK COMPANY REALTORS President Jim Kruse Congratulations to the Class of 1963 from KEY CLUB Secretary Tom Kasee Vice President Joe Kennedy Treasurer John Carry Dan Boi1ey Jim Roos Rudy Rousseau Vic Breehne Bill Spurlock Lorry Turtle Tom Chaney Jim Aspinwalf Jim Wykoff Lorry Cazavon Keith Cole Wolf Berfsche Bill Dorsey Torn Curfo Jim Chris'ry Rick Gentry Herb Beck Peter Hechenbleikner Bill Kemp Dan Dever Dave Lux Roby Kepner Steve Gobrechf Jeff Pomeroy George Luckey Dave Harwood Larry Wynocker Don Rehl Kurt Mederf Steve Weisbrod Dick Meinken The officers and mem- bers of the Madeira Presbyterian Church wisji God's richest blessing upon all of the graduq seniors of the Madei; High School class oF 1963. -F-d-r MADEIRA PRESBYTERIA'N CHURCH I BLANKENSHIP'S SERVICE STATION Compliments of i 24 Hr. Wrecker Service DOT 81 MACK'S FOOD MARKET Miami and Shawnee Roads 1 561-7316 1 561-9847 Madeira, Ohio Madeira, Ohio 1 1 BARTELS FLOWERS 1 J. B. LONG 1 7896 Camargo Road Cincinnati 43, Ohio REALTOR Madeira and Vicinity Business Residence 561 -8132 891-1740 1 561 -6788 561 -7563 School Spirit Enthusiasm Compl iments of PEP CLUB Vivacious Peppy Yells Cheers 545.4 Whether Buying or Selling . . . Consult One of Our Professional Sales Associates! Main Office 7321 Montgomery Rd. Silverfon Phone- 291-5555 Eastern Hills Northern Hills 1083 Delta Ave. 8672 Winfon Rd. Mt. Lookouf Finnyfown Phone: 871-4455 Phone: 931-0555 xmsix WWW JOSEPHIS HAIR DESIGNING 6910 Miami Ave. Cin'ri. 43, Ohio Formerly Leo 8a Joseph' 5 Hair Styling 6934 Mlami Ave. CIan. 43, Ohio BOB'S AUTO REPAIR General Auto Repairing Body and Fender Work Bob Piepmeyer, Prop . 7812 Comorgo Rd . 561-4647 Madeira 43, Ohio CLOTHES STAY YOUNG with MARTINIZING care Expert Cleaning - Fast Service FREE m m 3011; PARKlNG imgww7 a.m. to 6:30 pm. mammmmamms Camargo at Miami 561-5517 MADEIRA FOOD SHOP 7800 Camargo Rood 561-9844 Madeira, Ohio BURKHARDTS OF MADEIRA Complete Line of Men and Boys Furnishings Lcuzlies1 Sport Attire and Formal Rental Good Luck to the Class of '63! KINNEY SHOES Shoes for the Entire Family Kenwoocl Plaza Saint Gertrude's Church Good Luck to the Seniors of '63 Best Wishes to fhe Graduating Class of 1963 MADEIRA HIGH SCHOOL P.T.A. A 8t 5 6921 Miami Ave. Best Wishes from Madeira, Ohio MADEIRA Vl LLAGE PHARMACY Complete Prescription Service Sick Room Supplies Miami and Cumorgo Roads sponsoruAdls MIAMI 5:: TO $5 STORE LANGHORST HARDWARE 6932 Miami Avenue 6012 Madison Road 561-7059 271-4362 LARRY SPITZ, O.D. KENWOOD LAN ES Optometrist 7830 Kenwood Road 7111 Miami Avenue 891-7500 BLUE BIRD BAKING COMPANY 215 Butler Street STEWART 3 BARBER SHOP 241-6457 7913 Euclid Road 561-6151 BLUE BIRD BAKING COMPANY 215 Butler Street MADEIRA MEAT MARKET 241-6457 7715 Laurel Avenue WOODMONT DAIRY 561-9777 4300 E. Galbraith Rd. 791-7300 1962 MW Patwms H. L. Dericks and Family Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Lang Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Benedict Mr. Charles Buchy Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hern, Roy, Denny, and Paul Mr. and Mrs. James H. Coe and Jan Mr. and Mrs. S. D. LyOn Mr. and Mrs. John D. Rape and Jana Miss Romano and Johnie, Freddie, Ronnie, and Tony Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Schell and Bill Betty Wilton Sally Arm Allen Mr. and Mrs. john McGuire Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Elliott and Terry Mrs. Helen McKnight Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bodemer Mr. and Mrs. Warren Keiser Mr. and Mrs . Roy Merritt, Diane and Bruce Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Combs Horton, Hicks, Herzog, Hern--the local bads of 3rd per. study hall Driving guitars, a touch of sax--for music call the Vigilantes Frenchy, Pug, Tubby, Mush, Gus, Vonner, Chetta, Tes, Twy, Tech Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Ingold, Frances and Marilyn Marian, Liz, Nancy, Claire, Lynn, Jean, Teri, Swarm, Lynda, Marcia MR. and MRS. FRED KONRAD Marilyn and Lee Steve N. and Bruce F. salute Maynard Fergusson Hi-Squire's Son, R011, Dike, Hayseed, and Alfred Period 4 Face the Wa11 Study Hall, Carol, Sue, Gayle, Jim, Dave Bob and Barb Mr. and Mrs. A1 Benhase and Carol and Eld Haas ROFLOW PAINTS, 7019 MIAMI AVENUE, MADEIRA 'ByewFoil, Henhase, Heidi, Ravioli, Anacin, Smidgin, and Weed Mr. and Mrs. Charles Medert, Terry and Kurt Margie Williamsion Tina and Sam, Gretchen and Kurt Barb, Rick, Bruce, Nancy, Max, Kit, Ger, Dot, Ann and Doug ADKINS BICYCLE SHOP, 6330 MADISON ROAD, MADISONVILLE Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Justice, Cheryl, Bette, and Rickey The Varsity Cheerleaders: Sandy, Sue, Marsha, Laura and Karen Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Sullivan Coach Wierville Steve and Sally, firm and Marion MI. and Mrs. Hartley, Terry, Debbie, and Donnie Alvin Stotler, Stotler Barber Shop The Cyclones --Iim, Frank, Garry, Den, Rick, John, and Rod Good Luck, Seniors --St. Paul's Youth Canteen Mr. and Mrs. James Zarley and Family 154 COMPLIMENTS OF JAYNE'S LAWN MOWER SERVICE AND SHARPENING Vic B. and Karen G.; B111 L. and Linda R. Victor, Evelyn, Teresa, Grace, and Paul Effler Texaco Service, 7137 Miami Avenue, Madeira Best Wishes Forever, Seniors Diana and Dave, Joe and Ann COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND Rick and Barb Mr. and Mrs. James H. King James, Waneda, and Tommy Dunn and Hognogersnick Gloria's Senior party Judy, Karen, Linda, and Linda Rosemary in England Don't drink it dry! The Moving Finger writes and, having writ Moves on; nor all your Piety nor Wit Shall lure it back to cancel half a Line; Nor shall your Tears wish out a Word of it. Omar Khayyz'im 156 m