Madeira High School - Mnemonic Yearbook (Madeira, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1966 volume:

PATTERNS OF THE YEAWACTION IN EVERY MOMENT l96WMNEMONIC MADEIRA HIGH SCHOOL LOANNES DRIVE CINCINNATI, OHIO 2.1.? ng WHERE DOES THE PATTERN BEGIN? The class of 1966 bids farewell to Mr. W. Marshall Seli- man, Superintendent of Madeira Schools. The Mnemonic is a book of remembrances, and for the class of 1956. Mr. Sellmanis friendly leadership will head the list of our memories. Mr. Sellman came to Madeira as a history teacher in 1932. At that time all twelve grades were housed in the building which is now known as the Camargo Primary School. He became Principal of Madeira High School in 1938 and Superintendent of Madeira Schools in 1948. As enrollment has increased, Mr. Sellmaxfs duties have be- come more and more time-consuming, but he has always kept his door open for any teacher'who has a problem or a suggestion for his consideration, Whether the students needed encouragement or challenge, Mr, Sellman has urged teachers to be understanding of their individual needs. Excellence in scholarship, citizenship and leader- ship are the goals he has always held for Madeira students. These are actually his own outstanding traits. Under his leadership, the Madeira Board of Education or- ganized the Madeira Schools Planning Commission, an or- ganization of citizens, teachers and board members, and one of the First of its kind in the state of Ohio. He has worked with this group and others to plan and develop Madeira Schools, which now have well-equipped buildings on four sites, staffed by 99 well-qualified professionals and a student enrollment of more than 2300 students. Mr. Sellman, 1932 history Mr. Sellmanis interest in history has continued through the years with particular interest in Civil War History. He is the author of a book which was published in 1964. It is a history of his home-town-VVinchester, Ohio. His parents still live there. Mr. and Mrs. Sellman live in Mariemont. They are the parents of three daughters and they have five grandchild- ren. After his retirement as Madeira Superintendent, Mr, Sell- man has plans for additional work in some phase of his- tory. Will it be a history textbook with his name as au- thor? Will he write a historical novel? Will he be a. history professor at some college? All these are possible. Whatever Mr. Sellman undertakesJ the class of 1966 know that suc- cess will follow him, and our best wishes, too. Leadership Moves the Pattern Left to right: Mrs Helen StriHer- Assistant to Secretary Clerk Board of Edu- ralion Office: Mrs. Verna Duncan-Clerk, Madeira Board of Education, Board of Edu- cation OfEce. STANDING Left to Right: Mn Frank Garrett, Mn Roger Hanson, Mr. James Perin, Mr. Lloyd Justice, ML William Toth, Mr, W. M. Bellman, Mrs. Phila Weisbrod, Mrs. Verna DuncanaSec.-Clerk Not Picturedk Administrative Assistant Mr William S. Toth Administrative Assistant B.S. Ed., Miami University ME. Eli, Miami University Mr. Toth is the Business Manager, in charge of maintenance and purchasing for our entire school system. Dedication Faculty 8: Administration Memoriam Classes Organizations Fall Sports Fall Features Spring Sports Spring Features School Assistants Advertisements u a .. r, w W m w Patterns The patterns of our school have always been bright, with our vision unlimited, our spirit un- daunted, and our ability unhin- dered, the pattern will not be left unmlished. Assistant Principal Mr. Frank Lang Assistant Principal of Madeira High School BS. in Ed., University of Cincinnati M.Ed., University of Cincinnati During the sixteen years that Mr. Lang has been at Madeira, his growing responsibilities in all areas have not increased any faster than has student re- spect for him. Certainly one can readily understand the difficulties of serving a dual position as assistant principal and counselor. Likewise, it is just as easy to see the expertness with which Mr. Lang accom- plishes his many duties. He is in charge of the Stu- dent Council, Student Testing Program, and College Admissions Service. One never leaves his office with the feeling of being only partially helped, for Mr. Lang is willing to aid at student as far as that student will place his trust in him. What more can grateful students say than HThank you, Mr. Lang? Principal Mr. Herbert Dericks Principal of Madeira High School BS. in Ed., U. of Cincinnati M.Ed., Xavier University Madeira will always be a top-ranking school with leaders like Mr. Dericks. He came to Ma- deira as a math teacher, and soon proved to be very efficient. He has not confined himself to a mere desk job, but is a frequent visitor to all parts of the campus. He represents Madeira in many important meetings, such as national conventions, area councils, and student assem- blies. The Class of 66 thanks you, Mr. Dericks, for your guidance and patience. Mn. Wilma Scherer Our most sincere appreciation for your twelve years of dedicated work to the school board. P.T.A. OFFICERS: Left to Right Mrs, G. H. Williams Secreta1-y, Mrs, R R. Hershey-lst Vice President, Mrs R. H. CEasen-President, Mrs. R. G Tanner 2nd Vice President, Mrs. W. R. McClurg TreasuIer, Mrs. Sam LyoMnot picturedk-Faculty Representative, SCHOOL PLANNING COMMISSION: STANDING left to right- Mr. W, M. Sellman, Mr. Charles Buchy, Mr. Ralph Howard, Mr. Robert Tench, Mr. William Thompson, Mr. Frank Bostwick, Mr, George Carleton, Mr. John Dumont, Mr. Charles Frank, Mr. Roger Hanson, Mr. William Toth, Mr,gFrank Lang. SEATED Miss Caronn Schroeder, Mrs. Wilma Scherer, Mrs. Phyllis Miller, Mr. Loren Poff, Mr. William Linder, Mrs. Roscoe Hershey, Mrs. Patricia Miller, Mrs. Gene Brunner, Mrs. Donald Bradshaw. Members not in picture: Mr. Robert Robertson, Mr. Elmer Morenz, Mrs Michael Radeke, Mr. Charles Couch, Mr. Richard Hurst, Mr. William Thumpsonl Mr. James Perin, Mr. Lloyd Justice, Mr. Frank Garrett. 'J F ; ,.' r- Dedication When one enters the oHice of Madeira High School, they will be greeted by a smile and llMay I help you? ' This smile belongs to an efiicient secretary who is always willingr to help both visitor; faculty or student. She is always ready to help us in any way possible, even if she is only handing someone aspirins. With her smiling face. she makes the day much brighter for all of us. The Class of 566 dedicates our Mnemonic to you, Mrs. Sadie Merritt. A PATTERN FOR GUIDANCE FACU LTY a'T LANGUAG ES Mr. Efficr Spanish I,II,III,IV, mi - IHAU ; Miss Allen Through the efforts of our three fine language teachers, many Madeira students have learned to speak and write either Latin: French, or Spanish. The language lab has also proved to be a valuable teaching aid. Mr. Budde Latin LILHLIV. French I,II,III,IV. SCIENCES Biology, chemistry, and physics are the sciences 03ered to intrigue and expand the minds of the students of Madeira by opening to them new worlds. Each aspiring scientist enjoys most the hours he spends in the lab performing experi- ments. Mrs. Barbara Thomas Physics, Chemistry. - -..q .. -tt pCV-CC ; ch:g 0' W Her U'r.c Mr. Charles Hartley Biology, Algebra. I. Mr. Charles Buchy Chemistry, Physics. Mr. Barry Rost Typing LII; General Business. Mrs. Lillian Coe Typing II, Bookkeeping, Senior Business Training. V? Mrs. Billie Chance Guidance, Shorthand LII; Typing I. BUSINESS EDUCATION Madeirak three busiHCSS instructors are ever look- ing ahead to prepare their students for the practi- cal aspects of life. Many of the skills learned in typ- ing, shorthand, bookkeeping, and other business subjects are useful in acquiring work after high school, going to college, or transacting business in later life. MATHEMATICS In a fast-paced decade, Madeirass math depart- ment strives to prepare its students for a technical age which desperately needs men skilled in the various fields of mathematics. Miss Jane Rilling General Math; Algebra I. Mr. Ernest Combs Algebra LII; Plane Geometry. Mr. James Dunn Plane Geometry; Math IV. ENGLISH This valuable department gives each student the ability to properly and huently express his thoughts by written or spoken word, an almost vital trait in todafs world. The study of literature broadens the studentjs mind and gives it depth. Mrs, Beth Neman English IIIJIV. 20 Miss Joyce Hugenburg English II; Developmental Reading. Mrs. Elizabeth Westman English LII; Speech. Mrs. Dorothy Lyon Library. M r. Ralph Johnson English IV Mrs Mary Jane Yelton Mrs Frances Stltt English 1, Business English. at .m d a e R l a t n e m D. 1.0 ..t x e D m .B m u o J d n a h C e e D. S I7 I I h :6. um: n E Mr. Ralph Wright Mr. William Kennedy American Government, World History. World History, American History. Mr. James Meale Mrs. Catherine Pinzka American History. Ancient History, Modern European History. HISTORY Students examine the past and study modern gov- ernment in order to gain a greater understanding of the political situations in the present world. 22 EIr, Vfilliam VViIliamson Mr. Leslie iD0C.3 Voshcll World History; Health; Physical Education; Drivers Training. Physical Education Director; Physical Education; Health. PHYSICAL EDUCATION - While most of our teachers see to the fitness of the mind, these four see to the fitness of the boclyWan equally important job. Madeirafs Mrs. Clara Piskor , - - . Health; Physical Education. xxell-rounded athletlc program mcludes 3. Va riety of indoor and outdoor sports. Mrs. Barbara Baker Physical Education. ..-r. va.w w --...,5;- 23 ART AND MUSIC The practical arts and the 13m? arts are a great as- set to any school. The many awards won by our Home Economics Department, the skilled crafts- manship of the Industrial Arts Department, the excellent entertainment provided by our Music Department, and the exceptional cultural advan- tages aHorded by ou'r Arts Department, make these classes especially valuable to our school. Mr. Gardner Benedict Chorus. 24 Mr. Charles Medert Band; Music Theory. Mrs. Frances Elberty Art. SERIES CIRCUIT R Mr. James Zarley ' ,- Mrs- Halen SF?????IV Electronics LII; Wood and gVIetal 1,11; Mechamcal Draumg LII, Home Economics , z , . HOME ECONOMICS AND INDUSTRIAL ARTS QQ?JEEQEQQQQZQEQEQJEQMEEQJEQJEEEEQmmEQm IN MEMORIAM Our hearts were deeply saddened by the loss of Miss Ruth Romano and Mrs. Martha Barret last summer. We shall always treasure the knowl- edge they shared with us and the sympathetic understanding they gave us. In our difficult years of adolescence, their friendship encourw aged us and supported us in our moments of depression. We shall al- ways regard them as both teachers and friends in our fondest memories, and their names shall be forever engraved upon our grateful hearts. 27 e PATTERN FOR LEARNING CLASSES , : a , ma 2 w m, m c President William Robert Herxhey Student Council 1,2,3; Treasurer 3; Class President 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Key Club 2,3; Jets 1,2,3,4; Secretary 3; President 4; Combo 2,3,4; Drum Major 2,3,4; President 4; Scholar- ship Team 1,2,3; Cross Coun- try 4; Math Club 3,4; An- nual Staff 4-; Variety Show 1,2,3,4. It Was a Year of Achievements Vice President John Francis Cullen Football 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3, 4; Band 1,234; Variety Show 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 4; Scholarship Team 2,3; Class Vice President 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 23; Intramurals 1,2,3,4, 30 Secretary Sue Lynn McClurg 1 1 Student Council 1,2; Cheer- leader 123,4; Captain 4; Class Secretary 4; GAA 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club 1,234; An- nual Staff 4; Class Play 4; Y-Teens 3,4; Homecoming Queen 4; Variety Show 3,4; Interscholastics 1,2; murals 1,2,3,4, Intra- Our Annual Staff carried a big responsibility! Treasurer Steam Riem Weisbmcl Student Council 1,2,3,4; Vice President 3; President 4; Class Treasurer 3; Cross Country 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Jets 3,4; JCWA 2,3,4; Vice President 4; Spanish Club 2, 3,4; Vice President 4. Catch us if you can! and Memories With the issuing of this yearbook we real- izc that the high school days for the class 0f 366 are coming to an end. After four years of close association our class will soon depart, each member on his own chosen way- There is a feeling of sadness in this thOught, but with it the certainty that the pleasant surroundings and busy halls of HHS will remain as weave known them. Karen. Lois Baker Annual Editor 4; JCWA 1, 2,3,4; President 4; Chorus 1, 2,3,4: Glee Club 2,3,4; Hon- or Society 2,3,4; Variety Show 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4. Michael Lawreme Baldy Key Club l,2,3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Track l,2,3,4; Pep Club l,2,3,4; Variety Show 1,2,3. Ruth Ann Baker GAA 1,2; Y-Teens 1; Carth- age Fair 1,2,3,4; Office As- sistant 1,2,3; Library Assist- ant 4. Thomas Edward Basile Chess Club. James Andrew Ayers Pep Club 1,2,3; Chess Club 1,2; Intramurals 4. Thomas William Baker Mueller High School 1,2; Football 4-; Key Club 4; Pep Club 3,4. Linda Sue Becktald FTA 1,2; Y-Teens 2,3,4; An- nual Staff 4; JCWA 3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Theatre Arts Club 2,3,4; Variety Show 1, 2,3,4; Senior Class Play 4. Chnktine Baker Palmetto Senior High School Miami, Florida. : WendyBaker GAA 3,4; Y-Teens 2,3; Of- iice Assistant 4; Pep Club; Intramurals; Girlsl Football Team 4. Christopher Beghtel North Central High School, Indianapolis 1,2,3. David Frasier, Berry Pep Club 1-4; Key Club 4. Remember our first day as Seniors . . . ing up to anyone .. Senior girls giving the not-baby-at-all junior guys the same summer break-ups this year . .. 2boppersi, are dating . .. 80 million schedule changes . .. and Government fifthr-oh, no, that's lunch . .. which meeting shall I go to today, I only have five scheduled 2we are ready for the Seniors to come to the auditoriums, period . . . flt everything in . . . for 3 dclock front row seats reserved for us . . . those are our boys being introduced as Senior players up . .. college worries and joys . . . Ellen Cheryl Brurmer Pep Club 1-4; Y-Teens 2-4; Mustang Echoes 3,4; Annual Staff 4; World Affairs 3,4; Creative Writing 4; Drama Club 4; Honor Society 2-4, . . . things are looking good so far! Susan Gaye Class New Castle High School, Indiana 1,2; GAA 3,4; Y- Teens 3J4; Annual Staff 4; Girls, Football Team 4, Thomas Edward Collett Track 3,4; Football 4; Imra- mural 2-4; Pep Club 2-4; Key Club 2-4; Treas. 4; Senior Class Play 4. we,re the idols now . . . feels yummy not look- . Senior guys giving the not-so-baby freshmen girls a once over a few new matches though . . . U never could see from way back there1 . . . our last year . . . Linda Lucille Clark Pep Club 1,4; Y-Teens 2-4. Danna Raye Casada Pep Club 1-4. not too many even some of the if I take English fourth whata mess try to why, . ,. fourth year itch starting we,ve got to make it the best Cynthia Gail Ca-ak GAA 1-4; Theatre Arts 2-4; Y-Teens 3; Creative Writing Club 4; Mustang Echoes 4; Advertising Manager 4; An- nual Staff 4. Carol Lynn Covert Pep Club 1-4; Art Club 4-; GAA l; Carthage Fair 2-4; Senior Class Play 4. 32 Susan M. Cronin .Massapequa High School, New York, 1-3. Manila Lee mewiler Pep Club 1-4; Spanish Club 1,2; IvIustang Echoes 2-4; An- nual StaE 4; Art Club 4-. Nancy Annix Davis Honor Society 14; Secretary 4; Y-Teens 3,4; Treasurer 4-; FTA 1-4; Vice President 3; Historian 4; GAA 1-4; Glee Club 3:1; Variety Show 1-4. John Edn-in DeBra Band 1-4; Pep Club. Nancy Derick: GAA 1-3; Intramurals 13; Mustang Echoes 4; Annual StaH 4; Class Secrmary 1; Homecoming Attendant 1-4. Claire Jean Dusterberg Cheerleader 1-4; Student Council 1-4; Pep Ciub 1-4; President 4-; GAA 1-4; Annual Staff 4; Scholarship team 2, 3; Glee Club 2-4; Homecom- ing Court 4-. Martin Edwmd Ever: Moeller High School 1,2; Pep Club; Football; Key Club 4-. LeRoy Franck Egan Pep Club. Michael Jordan Fairchifa' Annual Staff 4: Mustang Echoes 3,4; Chess Club 1-3; Theatre Arts Club 4; Cross Country 4; Tennis 3,4; Key Club 4; Creative Writing C1ub4. 33 Iahn Edward Elia! Football 3,4: Key Club 4: Variety Show 3,4. Cheryl Sue Faltin GAA 1,2; Y-Teens 2-4: Mus- tang Echoes 4; Ar: Editor 4: Art Club 4; Spanish Club 314-: Creative Writing Club 4-. Nancy Lee Fey Pep Club Jared W. Floyd Basketball I ; Baseball 1 Russell E. Finemn Basketball 2; Golf 3:4, Patricia Marie Foriines Regina High School 1,2. WU Susan Sarah Fischer Annual Staff 4; Mustang Echoes Staff Photographer 4, Swann Elizabeth Fredritkson Homecoming Court 4; Class Play 4; Band Manager 2-4; Elite Group 4; Variety Shgm 1-4; Student Producer 3,4; GAA 1,2, 34 Oh, did I put 7, xw Thomas Alan Friedlein Pep Club E William Lemar Gant Annual Staff 4-; Mustang Echoes 4; Key Club 2-4; Variety Show 14; Baseball 3, 4-; Chorus 1-4: Boys1 Glee Club 2-4; Intramural Base- ball 1-4; Pep Club 1-4 :vanilla in ? sure, today . . . Steven Harold Gran Pep Club; Tennis, Charlene Ruth Cunkel GAA 1,2,- Pep Club 2,3; Dra- matic Club 3,4; Library Club 4; Y-Teens 3; Annual Staff 4; Variety Show 1; Class Play 4. Remember the subjects we took Chemistry . . . uh-huh class is on Chapter 16 and Mr. Buchyk is on Chapter 2 . , 1 keep clear of Margo when she gets her goggles on . . . Neman, like a happy, sparkling bubble that never bursts is silent . , . 2Na + H2 2N3 + H Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. 311'. Johnson . slow-speaking, kindly skyscraper . . . Govemment . . . of the Constitution time for the fairy tale there are vari- ous and sundry reasons for same Algebra; Math IV . . . the 1T, in grapht we should Finish 230 pages sure we complained . .1 we wouldnk have them any other way . . . Rebecca L22 Greer Carthage Fair 1-4. Diane Mafia Gurm Annual Staff 4; GAA 2,3; In- tramurals 2,3; Senior Girls, Football Team 4; Office Assistant 4; Pep Club 2,3. 35 Suzanne Gillie GAA 1-4: Intramurals 1-4; Pep Club 3,4: Annual Staff 4; Office Assistant 4; Senior Girls1 Football Team 4; Senior Class Play 4. Cheryl Lynn Gregg GAA 1-4; Interscholastic Teams 2-4; Variety Show 2-4; Scholarship Team 3; Annual Staff 4; Pep Club 1,2; Y- Teens 2; Chorus 2, Anita Diane Hall Honor Society 2-4; Scholar- ship Team 1; Annual4Busi- ness Manager 4; Band 1-4; Variety Show 1-3; Spanish Club 1-3; JCWA 3,4; Library Club 4. Margo Ruth Goes Honor Society 2-4; Spanish Club 1-4: Treasurer 4; Chorus 1-4: Glee Club 2-4; JCWA 1-4; Y-Teens 3,4; GAA 2; Pep Club 1,2. Gary PVfllz'am Crindrad Band 1-4; Variety Show 2,3; Key Club 3.4; Sec. 4; Hi-Y 2; Pep Club 2-4; Spanish Club 1; Intramural Basketball 1-4, Joyce Arm Hanson Chorus I; Carthage Fair 1-4. David Duane Harrington Mary Susan Heixg Jets 1-3; Cross Country 4; Theatre Arts Club 2-4; Pres. 4; Captain 4-; Track Team 3,4; Y-Teens 2-41V1 Pres. 4; Mus- Spanish Club 3; Key Club 2, tang Echoes 3,4; Variety Show Robert William Hollenbeck 3; Intramural 1-4; Variety 1-4; Annual Staff 4; Pep Club Albert Joseph Hague Pep Club 3,4; Key Club 3,4; Show 2,3. 2,3. Pep Club. Annual Staff 4; Hi-Y 1,2. Daniel William Human Philip Scott Hominger Charley Cook Horton Lana Faye Hughes Football 1-4; Basketball 1,2; Basketball 2,3; Cross Country Creative Writing Club 4. Art Club 4; President 4; FTA 1 Baseball 1-4; Key Club 4: 4; Honor Society 3,4; Key 2-4; Pep Club 1,2; JCWA 4; Pep Club 1-4; Variety Show Club 4; Calculus Club 3,4. Choir 1-3; Glee Club 2,3; An- , 4; Chorus 4; Spanish Club 1, nual Staff 4; Y-Teens 3. I 2; IntramuraIs 3. uHaIftime Eutertainmentfi Remember Homecoming . , . did John ask you yet? . .. who are you voting for? . . . bonfire that night . . . Beat New Richmond we1re ahead 16-0 . . . school spirit best yet . , . half-time . . . excitement elec- trified , .. she7s going to announce it . , . LynnEI . . . remember how happy she was? . and how cute B was when he kissed her the team shone 3440! time to get ready for the victory dance . . . Mfry to Remembef, . . . cider and dough- nuts dancing with Prince Charming . . . Cloud 41-9 . , . BilPs band played , .. 12:00 . . . the attendants, queen, and their escorts danced 1:00 last dance . it all ended too soon . . . goodnight at the door . . . too excited to sleep, too tired to stay awake memories remain for- eve 1' ...... 36 1 Sandra Lee Hungariand GAA 1.4: JCWA 1-1: Annual Staff -1; Pep Club 4; Y-Teens ' 3; Latin Club 1: Art Club 4-1 Carol Ann juengxt 1 Variety Show 1-4; Y-Teens 2; Drama Club 2; Shillito's 1 Fashion Board 3. 11Our Class four years? Attendant for Robert C. lamb: Pep Club 3,4. Bette Lee juxtice GAA 1-4; Variety Show 1-4; Mustang Echoes 1-4: Y-Teens 4-; Pep Club 1-4; Annual StaH 4-: Queerfs Court 4. k Nelsen Edward Kennedy Football 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Co-captain 4-; Baseball 4-; Honor Society 2-4: Pres. 4-; Spanish Club 3,4; JCWA 3. Dangle: Rirhurd Johnson Footbail 1-3: Band 1-4-1 Track 2; Manager 3; Variety Show 1-4; Key Club 4-; Pep Club 1, 4'. 1 1v . Robert Charles Kamman Football 4; Track 1-4; Key Club 1-4; Pep Club 1-4; Variety Show 2. Thomas Max Kettlehakz Football 1-4: Track 2.3; Bas- ketball 2; Pep Club 1,2; In- tramural Basketball 1-3. 37 Mary Katherine johnmn Glee CIub 2-4: Chorus 1-4: Pep Club 1-4; Variety Show 1-1: Mustang Echoes 2-4: An- nual StaH 1; Y-Teens 3,4; GAA 1-1; Intramumk 1-4. Lea Claire Keily GAA 2-1; Inlerscholastics 3, 4; Spanish Club 2-4; Glee Club 3,4: Chorus 2-4; FTA 4; Pep Club 4; Y-Teens 3,4. jerry Edward Kiefer Key Club 3,41; Basketball 1, 2; Pep Club 2-4: Band 3: An- nual Staff 4; Mustang Echoes 4; Golf 2,4. Geafrey Carl Kincaid Scholarship Team 3; Honor Society 2-4; Boys, State 3; Jets 1-4; Annual StaH 4; Ed. 4; Band 14; Student Council 3; Combo 3,4; Golf 3; Bisket- ball 1,2; Cross Country 4, 937' T1114 . Gerald W. Ladd Pep Club. Leslie Ann Lalimer GAA 1-4; Y-Teens 3; Pep Club 1-4; Variety Show 2-4; Senior Choir 3,4; Glee Club 4; Annual Staff 4. Toni Lee Koehler Zanesville High School 1,2; GAA 3,4; Y-Teens 4; Girls! Football Team 4; Annual Staff 4; Interscholastics 3; Class Play 4. Robert Donald Lang Football 1-4; Baseball 1-4; Spanish Club 1-3; Honor So- ciety 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Pep Club 1-4. Lee Karen Leach GAA 4; Y-Teens 3; Pep Club 1,4; Spanish Club 2; Majorette 3,4; Variety Show 1-4; Band 1-4. 38 Linda Lee Kramer Pep Club 1,2; Y-Teens 2-4; Band 1-4; Variety Show 3,4; Annual Staff 4. Sherry Lynn K7091! Business. uYou deserve every word, fellas? Bonnie Lou Leistner Y-Teens 2-4; FTA 3,4; Pep Club 2-4; Variety Show 2-4; Carthage Fair 2-4,- Shillitds Sewing Board 4; Queerfs Court 4. Stephen Compton Lester Spanish Club; Baseball; Chess Club; Jets 54...; Linda Lee Levitz Carthage Fair 3,4, GAA 3 Pep C1ub 143. Connie Sue Lindner ; Chorus 1-4; GAA 1,3,4; Spanr ish Club 3; Pep Club 1-4, Y- Teens 3,4; Senior Choir 3,4; Intramurals Remember football . A . our guys fought hard . not too many injuries peanut butter was used as a cure-all practice everyday after school till 6 . . . gangsters went to Davidk Buffet . . . thanks, boys, you did us proud . .. but please dorft forget the girls . . 1 they played football too practice at the apple orchard on Sunday , 1 , Huddle! . . . the big game for Miss Romano F und . . . Curt was real popular as ref 12-0 Juniors favor guess the Senior girls wererft cut out to be 441mm men11 . thought this was touch football . . . Grrrr! . sores and bruises for weeks afterwards . . . all in fun . . . George LeRoy Lang Track 3,4; Pep Club 2-4- Key Club 2-4; Chess William Joseph Lodico Creative Writing Club 4. 2;Intramura152. 1,3,4; Staff 4; Variety Show 1-4. Annual 3 C lub Linda Gayle Lindsley GAA 1-4; Pep Club 1,2; Y- Teens 1; Annual Staff 4; Chorus 1. Maribeth Lucas Chorus 1,2,4; GAA 3,4; Y- Teens 3; Annual Staff 4; Pep Club 1,2; Variety Show 3,4. 1? v 39 Nancy Elizabeth Linn Pep Club 4; Y-Teens 4; An- nual Staff 4; Art Club 41 Senior AllrStars S haron Leslie M ask GAA 1,2; Band 1-4; Majorette 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Variety Show 1-4. Susan Kay Mackenzie Robert Lawrence McBrearty Annual Staff 4; FTA 1-4; Football 1-4; Captain 4; Bas- Pres. 4-; Band 1-4; Honor So- ketball 1,2; Baseball 1-4; Ciety 2-4; GAA 2-4; Spanish Weeden Thoma: Marx III Spanish Club 2,3; Pep Club Nancy Lynn McCarthy Club 3,4. Pep Club 3,4. 1-4; Key Club 4. Spanish Club; Pep Club. fill Arm McDaniel Rick Alan McFadden Robert Myers McGreevay Sharon Kaye McWhirtzr Art Club; Annual Staff. Key Club 2-4; Hi-Y 1,2; Pep Track 3; Variety Show 3,4; New Orieans 1-3; GAA 4; Club 1-4; Chorus 2-4; Spanish Mustang Echoes 4-; Annual Spanish Club 4; Senior GirIs! Club 1. Staff 4; Glee Club 3,4; Crea- Football Team 4-. tive Writing Club 4; Senior Choir 3,4. An inspiration to any team! Remember the GAA F ormal . . . the ques- tion: who can I ask? A . . now I know how the boys feel .. . 20 points . . . how about 19Vg? . . . committees working hard . A A behind schedule, of course . . . no Sen- iors left to ask Freshman girls aced out Senior girls . . . my mom wonat let me get a new formal girls pay the way this time December 18 cafeteria arrayed in blue and silver . . . 1:Ice Palace,1 . snow Hakes, castles, and a snow queen . soft, romantic music . . . the t1Signets . blue punch and tiny, little sandwiches . attendants gather round near throne . . . the Queen! , . , Claire Dusterberg . . . her sleigh . . . happiness is roses and a crown V . . 1 Nancy Joan Miller Annual Staff 4; Scholarship Team 2,3; Latin Club 3,4; Senior Choir 2-4; GAA 1,2; Pep Club 1-4; FTA 1,2. John Steven Nelle: Football 3,4; Track 2-4; Pep Club 1-4; Band 1-4; Intra- murals 2-4. . Roberta Lucile Mahn Kings Mills High School 1,2; Roger Wayne Morse Anmtal Staff 4; Y-Teens 3,4; Class Play 4; Key Chlb 3:4; Spamsh Club 3; Office Assist- Band 1,2; Spanish Club 3; ant 4'; Girls1 Football Team 4. Pep Club 3; Golf 4. Geoz7rey Lee Nelson Curtis Roy Nichols Basketball 1-4; Baseball 1-4; Football 1-4; Track 1-4; Stu- Spanish Club 1,2; Cross dent Council 3,4; Key Club Country 4. 2-4; Glee Club 2-4; Intra- murals 2-4. john George Pastoor Patricia Paulette Phillip: Cedarball High School, Spanish Club 1,2; Pep Club Toronto, Canada 1; Wood- 1-4; Drama Club 1,2,4; Y- ward High School 2. Teens 1,2; Chorus 1,2; Sen- ior Choir 3,4; Variety Show 1-4. 4'1 Bruce Ralph Mueller Pep Club. Jame; Richmond Niketh Football 2-4,- Intramurals 1-3; Pep Club 1-4; Key Club 4; Spanish Club 2,3. Michail W, Pierce Key Club 1,2; Theater Arts Club 4; Variety Show 2-4; Annual Staff 4; Spanish Club 2; Pep Club 3,4 Albert William Purcell Basketball Manager 2,3; Golf 2-4; Spanish Club 2,3; Pep Club 1. Regina Ann Puruis Pep Club 2-4; Annual Staff 4; Mustang Echoes 4; Variety Show 1,2; Carthage Fair 3,4; Chorus 1,2. Cathy Jane Reichei Pep Club 1-3; Y-Teens 2. John William Purcell Basketball 2,3; Baseball 1-4: Cross Country 4; anor So- ciety 3,4: Student Counci1 4: Jets 4; Key Club 4; Annual StaH 4: Spanish Club 2-4; Latin Club 1; Chorus 1; Pep Club; Variety Show 4. Kathleen Patricia Quinn Benedictine Academy New jer- sey 1,2; GAA 3,4; Y-Teens 3:4; Honor Society 34; Mus- tang Echoes 4; Annual Staff 4. Linda lean Rhonda; GAA 1,2; Gir1s1 Glee Club 2; Pep Club 1-4; Y-Teens 4; Dramatics Club 4; Art Club 4; Variety Show 1-4; Mustang Echoes 4; Carthage Fair 2-4; Oche Assistant 4; Chorus 1,2; Spanish Club 3; Shillitds Sew- ing Board 4. George Arthur Rank Latin Club 1,2; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Math Club 3; Jets 3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Football 1. Dennison Jan. Ritchie Football 1; Track 2,3; Hi-Y 2; Key Club 4; Pep Club 1-4; Chess Club 2; Spanish Club 2; Track Manager 1; Variety Show 2; Senior Class Play 4. 2Look what we won? Iohn Edward Rank Football 1; Track 1; Spanish Club 2,3; Pep Club 1-4. Marcia Lynn Roben'son GAA 1-3; Interscholastics 3; Pep Club 1-4; Annual Staff 4. Remember our last basketball season . . . H and Nelson are captains . . . Jacoby cuts it down to me Seniors . .. Jamie, Scott: GeOFF7 HA and Nellie . . . weire looking pretty good . long practices everyday after school . . . locker pranks and gym shoe switches hope H doesn't break his nose this year we got Geoff back . .A that knee of his . . . hows come Jamie got so all-f'ired fast this year? . . . greased lightning in a basketball uniform . . . between Scott and Nel- son we dorft have to worry too much abOut height 1 Mary Catherine Satchell Regina High School 1,2; Pep 4 Club 3,4; Y-Teens 3,4; GAA i 3; Carthage Fair 3,4; Annual Linda Gay Robinson Sun? 4; Mustang Echoes StaH' Pep Club 3; Annual Staff 4. 4, i foseph Roland Scherrer Eric Christian Schreiber 1 Baseball 3,4; Intramural 1335- Old Saybrook High School 1; i ketball 1-4; Pep Club 3; Baseba115Manager 2; Football Spanish Club 3. 3; JCWA 2-4; Pep Club 2-4; Key Club 3. Senior class partici- pation. 43 theyire both such petite, little things! . crowds are pretty big . .. our future-famous-tmmpeters, Jeff and Bill . . . games . . . i , lots of spirit at the the combo plays with our girls are head of the squad now . . . Lynn, Marian, Claire . . 1 pep ral- lies start the-excitement . . . planned . . . the game that night . . . hopping out to Frischis afterwards . A . spread out! school . . . huge circles i . . the center . . Patrick L Schaefzr Band 1-4; Combo 4; Span- ish Club 2,3; Pep Club 2-4; Annual Staff 4; Mustang Echoes 4; Variety Show 1-4. Juan H7 Schraer Girls' Glee Club; Senior Class Play 4. . good times , . i never quite get in ex'eiything a victong. naturally . A . sometimes a dance at . . . few brave ones in Marian Scherer Variety Show 1-4; Cheerlead- er 1,254: Captain 2; Band 1-4; GAA 1-4; FTA 1-4; Secretary 4; Y-Teens 3,4; Treasurer 3; Mustang Echoes 4; Annual StaH 4; Pep Club 1-4; Chorus 1,2i Susan G01? Schwarz Chorus 1-4; Glee Club 4,- Y-Teens 1,4; Variety Show 4; Elite Group 4. The Carrouselles Willard Stanley Schwein Football 2,3; Intramural Bas- ketball 1-4; Key Club; Pep Club 1-3; Track 3. H; A. Scott Martha Ann Siege! Baseball 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Pep Club 4; Y-Teens 4; Span- Pep Club 1. ish Club 3; Carthage Winner 3,4. Our editor in his younger days. Amy lane Sigg Annual Staff Tri-Editor 4; FTA 1-3; Glee Club 2-4; GAA 2,3; Student Council 3; Class Treasurer 2. Remember our last spring at Madeira A . . juniors been working hard on Prom who am I going to ask? . . . so important to senior girls who will be crowned King and Queen? . . . excitement mounts . canst get a D.T. today hair ap- pointment at 3:00 rent-a-tux madras cumberbund and bow tie to match . Howers and boutonniere . Cincin- nati Club . A . Oh! ifs beautiful . . . thanks, no one looks the same at Prom ... floating on a cloud ... 12:00 ... an- nouncing King and Queen! . . . happiness is the look on their faces A .. the dance is over but Prom is not a weekend of parties, picnics, shows, and Coney a lasting memory carved in the heart juniors . . . Sharon Lee Sink GAA 1-4; Interscholastic: 1, 2; Variety Show 3; Annual Staff 4; Oflice Assistant 4; Spanish Club 3,4; FTA 4; Pep Club 1-4. William Michael Springmeier Pep Club. Alan Lee Shaw Jets; Tennis 3,4; Choir; Base- ball. 13.151 Dorothy Marlene Shiver: Chorus 1,2; Girls1 Glee Club 2; Band 1-4; Secretary 2; Y- Teens 2; Variety Show 1-4, jean Milner Spurlock Chorus 1-4; Glee Club 2-4; GAA 1-4; Student Council 1-3; Sec. 2; Annual Staff 4; Honor Society 2-4; Y-Teens 3,4; Variety Show 3,4; Pep Club 1-4. .-. J Craig Bruce Stair Track 1-4; Cross Country 4; Captain 4; Key Club 1-4; V, Pres. 4; Pep Club 1-4, Sandra Jean Strouse Student Council 4; Mustang Echoes 1-4; Ass4t Editor 4; Pep Club 1-4; Annual Staff 4. Ivan Louis Taub, jr. Atherton High School; Louis- ville, Kentucky 1-3; Drama Club 4; Creative Writing Club 3,4. Scott Robert Stevenwn Football 1-4; Basketball 1-4: Baseball 1,2: Track 3:4; Peg; Club 1-4; Chorus 3,4; Glee Club 3.4: Variety Show 1-4: Key Club 4; Class Sec. 9; V. Pres. 3. Richam' Carlye Tanner Football 1-4; Baseball 1,2; Track 3,4: Key Club 3,4; Honor Society 4; Band 1-4; Treas. 3; Latin Club 1,2. Martha Jean Tepsic Band 1-4; Chorus 1; Inter- scholastic Hockey 1; GAA 1-4; Glee Club 3,4; Senior Choir 2-4; Variety Show 1-4; Annual Staff 4. EL Martha lane Stimac Mustang Echoes 1-4: Editor 4; Annual StaH 4: Pep Club 1-4; Y-Teens 1; GAA 1-4; Senior Choir 2-4; Spanish Club 3,4; FTA 2,3. James David Strider Basketball 1-4; Track 234: Cross Country 4; Key Club 2,3; Spanish Club 2-4; Class Secretary 3: Honor Society 3, 4; Pep Club 1-4. Catherine Louise Tijiany Annual Staff 4; Mustang Echoes; Ads. Mgr. 4; Y-Teens 3,4; Band 1-4; Variety Show 1-4; Class Play 4; Pep Club 1-4; GAA 1-4; Intramurals' 1-4. 45 0k girlsJ you1ve got to tackle hard! Deborah Dee Ulrey GAA 1-4; Band 1-4; Combo 2,3; Interscholastic Hockey 3, 4; Variety Show 1-4; Class Play 4; Pep Club 1-4. Gregg Van Arsdall Football 1-4; Track 2,3; Key Club 3,4; Pep Club 3:41 Chorus 121 Robert Vaughn Chorus 1,2,4: Boys1 Glee Club 4. Grace Tebbs Van Court Mustang Echoes 4; Y-Teens 1-4; Sec. 2; Pres. 3,4; GAA 1-3; Pep Club 1-3; Variety Show 2-4; Class Play 4; An- nual Staff 4; Intramurals 1-3; Hockey 3. Richard Keith White Pep Club 3,4. Lucky Mrs. WestmanH . JI' Nancy C. Vandawalker Martin Lee Van Pelt Sylvan Hills High School, Spanish Club 3; Jets 3; Base- Arkansas 1-3; Annual StafT ball 1; Cross Country 4-; 4; Y-Teens 4-; GAA 4, Scholarship Team 2; Latin Club 1; Honor Society 4. TeTem Lynn William; Annual Staff 4; Mustang Echoes 4; Y-Teens 1-4; GAA 1-4; Class Play 4; Variety Show 1-4; Girls5 Football Team 4-, Douglax Arthur Wilt Variety Show 3,4; Pep Club 2; Chorus 2-41 June came senior cards now when the music starts play- was I in front of you or Remember graduation and announcements V ,. ing this line moves to the right . . . behind you? . . , this gown is going to trip me yet! .. . I donst think the tassel is supposed to be right down in front .1 . Pomp and Circumstance . . . speeches of commenda- tion 1 . 1 one by one the seniors approach . , . diplomas . . . just a little piece of paper, but so important girls crying, boys Clearing their throats leave the platform . congrats . .. . once in a while think back 1 .. years at Madeira . .. remember the teachers and subjects remember your friends with all your heart suddenly it1s all over . . . good-byes to say always remember the FayIn'I Wincheil Susan E. Waistmann Richard Edward Wolfe, 1L Shuey Earl Wolfe Sycamore High SChOOI 1-32 Annual Staff 4: Spanish Club BasketbaIl 1-3: Golf 1-4: Cross Current Events Club 4: Class Band .12 1-41; Pep Club 1,2: Band 3,4; Country 4-: Pep Club 14: Key Play 4-; Chess Cfllb 1'41 Art Senior Choir 3,1; FTA 1-4; Club 3.4: Mustang Echoes 4: Club: Tennis 1'41 Mustang GAA 1,3; Y-Teens 1,2. C1355 Play-1. Echoes 4. uLevis YELL, you guys? Not Pictured:Phy11is Clancy, Paul Shannon, Robert Wernner National Wool ConmsEs Best Dress. 47 Juniors Look Forward to SeniorYear, I967 .- t bi...Imukln' a ,M'M d I t . , F Left to Right-SCOH Bradshaw, President; Biff Black, Vice Presi- Dunng th6 1963'66 SChOOl Year, the OI'IC hundred dent; Carolyn Bradley, Secretary; Lyman Hayman, Treasurer. sixty-six member Junior Class eagerly participated in many diversified activitiesefootball, basket- ball, class dances, Homecoming, the ordering of class rings, the Junior-Senior Girls, Football game, the variety show, and the Prom. carOIBCChmld The Junior Class sponsored the Prom, a high-Iight 0f the social calendar at Madeira High School. Most of the money for the Prom was raised by the operation of candy machines in the dining room. At home basketball games, loyal class members worked in the coat check and at the candy sale. These money-making projects were under the di- rection of the Junior Class advisers and the class officers. Besides raising funds for the Prom, the juniors, along with the seniors, co-sponsored a service proj- ect. This was the Junior-Senior Girls, Football Game, held on a rainy, chilly, Friday afternoon. 48 mamas; Ken Ackerson Dan Ancona Kathy Anderson Saliy Andrews Bob Arduser Debbie Aspinwall Diana Aurand Diane Baker Leslie Bates Judy Bauer Biff Black Cheryl Blazonis Marcie Blcy Margaret Boesinger Sylvia Boettcher Gary Boys Carolyn Bradley Scott Bradshaw Clint Bramkamp Janet Bressert Cathy Burns Judy Buschur John Buttn'ck Betty Campbell Lee Carman Bob Chatterson Bob Clark Bob Clasen Pat Clayton Diana Cochran Mike Cornett Bob Crossley Peg Cseplo Bob Deerwester Jim Deiters Daryl Denecke Mike Dever Gloria Dilbert. Sharon Doerr Rogcr Ertel Kris Estebo Ron Falter Cheryl Fite Nancy Floyd Tom Forlines Doug Frankcnberg John Fulton Dwight Gardner Karen Geeks Jim Gibson Charley Goodwin Edna Goodwin 49 Babs Lawton Cindy Leischer Rick Little Wendy Little Teri Lockwood Ann Lodico Mary Long Steve Lovins Martha MacKnight Dale Maloney Tim McCreary Diane McKenzie Karen Medert Bruce Merritt Cheryl Meyer Linda Meyer Dottie Miller Vance Miller Carla Mitchell Carol Morse Diane Neubauer Ind E1; Mike Gregg Mike Grigg Judy Hansher Jed Hargett Marilyn Harmer Debbie Harrington Lyman Hayman Tom Hayman Carolyn Hentz Linda Herron Jon Hesselbrock Candy Hibbard Leon Hill Ken Hodgkins Susan Hoffman Lynn Howard Paul Huddle Kathy Huiet Steve Hurst Don Hutchinson Peg Johnson Marilyn Jollis Linda Kamman David Keefer Emily Kees Sharon Kelley Becky Kessler Corky Kilch Peggy King Russ Kinner Bob Klar Ernest Klerks Valerie Koehler John Lathan Jim Lawson Clara Niles Rick Norris Kathy O'Neill Connie One Steve Patterson Larry Paulson Patti Perin Charley Petering Karen Prickett Sharon Prickett Terry Rauch Bob Reed Bob Redemeier Carolyn Register Debbie Stites Gail Stumps Cindy Thomas Pat Thompson Ken Thorman Jill Thornton Sue Tower Bill Trefzger Fran Vordenberg Judy Walbeck Craig Walker Pat Warren Pam Wreber Pam Weeks Cheryl White Suzi Williams Pat Williamson Dave Wipper Barb Young Pam Rice Pam Richardson Judy Robertson Mark Russell Steve Salt Grover Sams Bill Schmalfuss Carl Schneider Bunny Seifert Bob Sharp Paula Siemon Bill Simms Mike Simms Linda Simon Anne Sininger Carol Sipe Dick Sipple Jim Slate Pat Smith Jim Smith Mark Stevenson NOT PICTURED Bill Bothwell Tom Burton John Byrum Richard Dresback Dave Fairbrother Tom Flinn Doug BeckJ Vice President; Sherry Helson, Secretary; Andy Hurst, The sophomores are DOW OVCF all thC President; Debbie Banks, Treasurer. fear they once had as freshmen. They are on their way to becoming the schooPs fu- ture leaders. Their active Student Coun- cil members are helping to improve our school. The Junior varsity athletes prom- ise to compose one of the Fmest varsity teams that we will ever have. Although the class has not planned any future proj- ects, they have contributed to the Ruth Romano Fund. Hail Caesar ! .52 ,-. . - Mary Ann Burkhardt Rick Busch Diane Calvin Sue Carman Roger Carter Frank Chatterson Alice Clark Ruddy Combs Sherri Cornett Mike Couch Janet Creighton Ken Davis Linda Davis Barb Dawson Sandie Deerwester Jill Deiters Bob Donley Don Dopp Ken Drescher Bob Dunseth Wayne Elliott Emerson Emery Joe Emzweiler Dave Ertel Karen Fattin Sherry Fite Carol Floyd Judy Foy Bonnie Fry Dave Gill Gayle Gobrecht 53 Don Archiable Earl Arthur Marcia Bagent Shirley Bailey Jim Bamber Lois Bambcr Debbie Banks Diane Beard Doug Beck Bill Beckman Sally Beresford Bob Bertram Donna Bloy Mike Bnettcher Gale BogIe Becky Bmhwell Bonnie Britten Joe Brown Larry Brown Laura Brown Judy Brunso John Jones Dan Keller Donna Keller Judi Kidder Barry Kilch Steve Kincaid Linda Klara Karen Klein Bill KoehIer Susan Koster Mike Kruske Dan Kunkel Tom Larbes Barbara Lay Jim Lester Marlene Levitz Saily Lewis Doug Little jean Loux Joan Loux BiEl Lovett 54 Debbie Goderwis Lilly German Bill Grundeman Barb Gunn Pat Hahn Betty Hanson Dave Hardgrove Debbie Hartman Mike Hayden Delbert Hayman Sherry Hefson Paul Hem Bob Hogue Susie Housinger Daryl Horton Eddie Hundemer Andy Hurst Lenny Jaccod Beverlee Jackson Frank Johnston Barb Jones Eh i Debbie Mackenzie Mary MacKnight Steve Malone Larry Marcussen Bill Marsh Shirley Maxfield Kathy McCabe Mike McDonald John Melvin Sandy Messerly Eve Minden'nan Randy Moody Barbara Morris Steve Mueller p..- A r .,...-A.. .....-.-. Bill Schell Melanie Schexnayder Gary Schneider Debbie Schuler Greg Schwein John Schwier Charla. Scott Rick Serge Steve Settle Gary Shawver Larry Sheakley Debbie Shore Peg Siders Nancy Slater Mike Smith Steve Snay Taffy Snyder Margie Steel Randy Tanner Jim Thompson Kathy T horman Dennis Toth Binney Tower Joyce Trainer Steve Ulrey Gary Vance Steve Walker Kathy Weitzel Dick Wessel Carolyn White Cathy Whitley Byron Winchell Dean Winkelman Marty Witschger Carole Wright 55 Sue Mustaine Marion Oberling Pat O'Connor Lois Osborne Jim Owens Don Patten Margie Pember Steve Pieczonka Gail Pilgrim Doug Poppenhouse Judy Purcell Tierelee Reed Doug Richmond CynthiaV Riesterer Wayne Roach Julie Rogers Lynn Rolfsen Jan Rousseau Pete Sanders Wally Sanna Doug Saum E Carol Collett, Secretary; Jack Angus: President; Lisa. Lockwood, Treasurer; Barry Fite: Vice-Presidenty What s My Temperature EW Sue Andrews Jack Angus Denny Balsiy Bonnie Bangert Bob Banks Cheryl Banks Pat Barkley Linda Barrett Rick Basile Laura Black Jim Blankenship Cindy Boike Noel Breehne Ralph Brown Rick Brown Gary Brunner Karen Cannon Rhonda Carper Patricia Chamberiin Debbie Chambers Linda Cleveland Bill Coatney Carol Collett Mark Corbin Debby Cross Teri Crouch Bill Cseplo Rich Curto Charlie Davidson Cindy Doughman Dave Duderstadt Dean Eccles Terry Elliott Paul Fulton Patty Gardner Debbie Garret Jenny Gehlker Mary Gentry Jenny Gerth Ginny Gilbert Carol Gillie Jay Godwin Gene Goes Harrison Green Peggy Grigg Mark Gruner Linda Guenthner Kent Hamilton Marshall Hamilton Nancy Hanson Terry Hartley Greg Ely Donna Erwin Rick Estebo Dick Evans Jerome Evers Shirlene Evers Debbie Fairall Paul Fairchild Nancy Farnette Donna Fey Debbie Fiille Barry Fire George Floros Kathy Flowers Dave Forelines Dennis Foy Barb Fredrickson Marilyn Freese Bob Fulcher Gary Fullam James Fuller Debbie Lindner Earl Lindsley Lisa Lockwood Don Long Terri Lucken Dave MacDonald Frank Mack Laurie Mancini Keith Maxwell Cindy McCabe Denny MCElwain Mark Messerly Nicky Mitchell Fred Mohn Guy Napier Cathy Nelles Ralph Niles Donna 05Conner Kathy O'Malley Vicky Orrison Linda Osborn 58 Ella Haskin Terri Hauer James Ken Hawkins John Hehnke Patty Heitzman Kathy Hendrix Sandy Henggeler Karen Henke Melodie Herron Don Hershey Leslie Hibbard Ed Hillman Julie Hopkinson Terri Huiet Tom Hummel Sally Jalbert Nannette Jex Debby Johnson Peter Jollis Roger Judd John Keliy Mary Ann Kennedy Dave Kenney Patti King Jackie Klara Lynn Kornman Alan Koster Cindy Kramer Georgette Kuhnell Martin LaBenz Al Lane Jeanne Larbes Larry Larson Danny Ledford Janice Levitz -Au-AA - . .. Terri Ross Jim Sattler Jim Scherer Tom Schwier Larry Scott Mark Seifert Kris Shank Pat Shannon Ken Shear Cheryl Shinkle Linda. Smiley Suzanne Sommers Phil Stegman Doug Steier Mike Strickland Cheryl Stringer Patty Susshine Gradual Taylor Patty Tenth Mike Thomayer Denise Tudor Janna VanArsdall Doug VanPelt Kathy Walker Janet Wallace Rodney Wallace Jim Walter Dick Ward Ann Gay Watson Ken Wegenhart Cindy Welch George Widmeyer Dave Wilson Ken Wippel Ed Wipper Debbie Wolfe Vicky Wolfe John Wykoff Susan Wynocker Eddie Yonts 59 Bonnie Patten Jeff Perkins Phil Perkins Tim Perkis Steve Pester Dan Peterson Jim Purcell Nancy RadclirTe Marvin Reed Bo Register Dave Richmond Saundra Reif Jay Roach Patti Robertson NOT PICTURED: Dave Donley Ronna Ferram Dan Lewis Sue Thompson PATTERN FOR PARTICI PATION ORGANIZATIONS Y-Teens The Y-Teen Club is afhliated with the Young Womerfs Christian Association. Its purpose is to help its members to grow as persons, to grow in friendship with people of other races, religions, and nationalities, and to grow in the knowledge and love of God. This year Y-Teens have enjoyed sponsoring a TVorld Fellowship Banquet with for- eign guests, food, and decorations; a dance; a hootenanny; a slumber party; the annual potato chip sale; a paper drive; and various other activ- ities. The members of Y-Teens also have given voluntary services to the invalids at the Madison Nursing Home. Miss Rilling is the Club advisor. President4race Van Court, Vice President-Mary Sue Heise, SecretaryuPeg Johnson, Treas- urere-Nancy Davis. Left to RighthTom Collett, Craig Stair, Kurt Nichols, Gary Grinrodh Key Club The Key Club, sponsored by the Madeira Ki- wanis Club, is a student sewicc organization. Its membership includes students of good character, leadership, and scholarship. The Key Club sells calendars, holds the hrst dance of the school year, and sponsors the annual stu- dcnt-faculty basketball game to raise money for the various services it provides for our school. The sponsor is Mr. Kennedy. Student Council . ?Mimmmli rim. Left to Right STAA'DINGWDoug Beck, Dave Hardgrove, Bruce Claire Dusterberg, Carol Collet, Miss Hugenberg;Asrsistant Ad- Merritt, Scott Bradshaw, Jack Angus, Biff Black, Kurt Nichols, visor, Lisa. Lockwoodf Judy Brunso, Sandra Strouse, Patty Perin, John Purcell, Bill Csepln, Wayne Eliot, Steve lNeisbrod, John Cul- Andy Hurst. Not picturedeTerilee Reed; len, Mr. LangiAdvisor, Barry Fire, Don Hershey, Sharon Doerr, This year the main goal of the Student Coun- cil 0f Madeira High School has been to pro- mote leadership and responsibility within the student body. We have undertaken many proj- ects to fulfill this objective. One of these was a leadership workshop for all club and class ofhcers which was held earlier in the year to promote worthwhile projects for club mem- bers. Student Council also brought the state convention to Madeira and perpetuated the memory of Miss Ruth Romano by spearheading the fund-raising drive for the Romano Court. We would like to thank the entire student body for making this year a great success, and we hope that our projects have contributed to making more responsible citizens. Steve and Mrs Lang review agenda for the next meeting. 64 l National Honor Society The Olive M. Gregory Chapter of the National Honor Society was organized to promote scholar- ship, leadership, character, and service to Madeira High School. Membership is open to those stu- dents who are in the top fifteen percent of the senior class, top ten percent of the junior class, or top fxve percent of the sophomore class, who are approved by the faculty. Honor Societyns main project this year was spon- soring the Book Fair in December and in April. The colorful annual induction ceremony was held in February. Madeirats Honor Society owes a debt of gratitude to Mrs. Lyon, the adviser, for the many hours of work that she contributes to insure the success of the Honor Society. thcers: PresidenteNelson Kennedy, Vice PresidenteJeFf Kincaid, Secretary eNancy Davis, TreasurereSusan Mackenzie. Senior: Geoffrey Kincaid, Karen Baker, Susan Mackenzie, Ellen Brunner, Nelson Kennedy, John Purcell, Jean Spurlock, Anita Hall, Margo Goes, William Hershey, George Rank, James Strider, Steven Weisbrod, Philip Honsinger, John Cullen, Nancy Davis, Robert Lang, Kathleen Quinn. Junior: Margaret Boesinger, Ed- 113. Goodwin, Patricia Perin, Charles Goodwin, Anne Sininger, Dav- id Wipper, Susan Williams Provisional: Sharon McWhirter, Mar- w Mrs. Lyon, Susan Mackenzie, Nelson Kennedy, Nancy Davis: and Jeff Kincaid lead the Honor Society. tin Van Pelt, Richard Tanner, Marcia Roberan, Nancy Vanda- walker, Cynthia Cook, Robert Clasen, Betty Campbell, Russell Kinner, Kristine Estebo: Diane McKenzie, Sharon Doerr, Bruce Merritt, Diane Baker, Daryl Denecke, Marilyn Harmer, Carolyn White, Julie Rogers, Jchn Meh'in, Danyl Horton, Andrew Hurst, Judy Brunso, Gail Pilgrin, Deborah Mackenzie. The Theatre Arts Club The Theatre Arts Club, having the largest mem- bership in its three-year history, produced its first play, Witness is the Fashion? The production, given as an assembly, proved to be a complete success and gave a major boost to all members. Mrs. Westman is the advisor. 66 President-Maxy Susan Heise e Vice PresidenteDebbie Stites Secretary-TreasurereGayle Pilgrim AdvisoreMrs. Westman CWC The Creative W riting Club, or the CWC as it is popularly known, encourages its members, literary abilities. The students read their compositions at club meetings, where they receive constructive criticism and encouragement. Mrs. Neman, the faculty advisor, en- courages the members to enter their writings in literary competi- tion. She also manages the pub- lishing of the CWC, a book put together by the students containing their best writing of the year. CWC is not necessarily a club for literary geniuses. Many students attend for the sake of hearing their class- matesl work. The CWC does not only function inside the school. It also attends productions put on by theaters in the area, and evaluates the plays afterward. :EgJ-e gig m1; gem; i i Q: . L Y Arts Club The Arts Club is a new club organized for the purpose of giving students the opportunity to inform themselves concerning art appreciation. Through our work, we hope to promote the art efforts of Madeira students and to display our own work at school. We also hope to purchase for display the works of talented local artists. The club is open to all interested students. M rs. Elberty is the advisor. 67 Mustang Echoes Staff Mustang Echoes, the school newspaper, sponsored by Mrs. 006, was ably led by Editor Martha Stimac and Assistant Editor Sandi Strouse. Martha attended a summer workshop in journalism at Ohio University. The paper was published through the concerted efforts of Bette Justice and Kris Estebo, as News Editors; Lennie Brunner and Kathi Quinn, Editorial Editors; Carol Morse and Debbie Aspinwall, Feature Editors; and Scott Stevenson, Sports Editort Other members of the staff who have performed their duties well are Nancy Dericks, Business Man- ager; Cathy Tiffany and Cindy Cook, Advertis- ing Managers; Daryl Denecke and Marilyn Harn- er, Circulation Managers; Mary Sue Heise, Mari- an Scherer, and Cindy Cook, IBM Typists; and Susan Fischer and Pat Schaefer, Photographers. 68 Mnemonic Staff Led by the enthusiastic tri-editors, Amy Sigg, Karen Baker, and Jeff Kincaid, and guided by a most devoted adviser, Mrs. SwaHord, the yearbook staff has been hard at work since Septembert Staff members began their job by attending special ses- sions on yearbook planning, which were held by Mr. Carl Vorpe, the printing companyis represent- ative. They chose the theme iTattemsi, and have followed it closely throughout the book. Anxious to produce the best annual Madeira High School has ever had, they made this yearas book the first Madeira yearbook to measure nine by twelve. Al- though the staff began without any experience or even a camera, they overcame these difficulties and, with a lot of time and work, created the 1966 Madeira Mnemonic. 69 The Girlsh Athletic Association is one of the biggest and busiest clubs around M.H.S. Bed sides offering its some 150 members inter- scholastic sports opportunities, intramural sports, and outings throughout the year, it sponsors two of the schooljs most popular dances, sells refreshments at games, carries on service projects, and raises money for all the girlsh athletic equipment used. Its adviser, coach, and co-ordinator of activities is Mrs. Piskor. 1 OFFICERS Left to RighthJudy Bauer, Kathy Huiet, Sally Andrews, Judy KidderJ Judy Robertson, jean Spurlock, President. Spanish Club was organized at Madeira to glearn more about the customs and language of the Spanish-speaking peoples of the world.n Two subordinate purposes of the club are to better the Spanish department of the school by helping to provide it with audio and Visual aids and to have fun. This year the Spanish Club is working to pro- vide the Spanish department with a short-wave radio in order that future students may have the opportunity to listen to contemporary, native Spanish speakers. This year the club had several films on Spanish culture, the annual Spanish Club Banquet in the spring, and other successful projects. The club is advised by Mr. Effler, who freely gives his time and energy to promote the club. Spanish Club Officers: PresidenteNelwn Kennedy Vice Presidentesteve Weisbrod SecretaryeSusan V'Voistmann TreasurereMargo Goes WERE WITH YOU ALL THE WAY M.H.S. The MHS Pep Club consists of approximately 300 students who work to promote enthusiasm and good sportsmanship for all MHS athletic activities at school and at football and basketball games. Each year Pep Club sponsors several mon- ey-making projects, along with seasonal outings, chartered buses to away games, and the annual poster contest betweEn the Classes. hDodg Voshell is the Pep Club adviser, and student membership is open to anyone who shows that he is interested in backing MHS teams and being a good sport. Pep Club Officers: President4laire Dusterburg, Vice Presidethayne Elliott; Secretary-Treasurerh Judy Bauer. .MM...-n-..un. 72 OFFICERS Sandi StrousehPresidem Debbie HarringtonhVice President Kathy Thurman-Secretary Treasurer 73 Library Club The M.H.S. Library Club, spon- sored by Mrs. Lyon, is a service club designed to teach the procedures used in managing a school library and to create an interest in the Edd of library science. N'Iembership in this club is voluntary, but a member must meet certain requirements. A library assistant who meets these re- quirements can look forward to gain- ing many opportunities in broadening his experience and deveioping special abilities. In return for the benefits it offers, the Library Club asks only for aid in the circulating and shelv- ing of books in our library. OFFICE ASSISTANTS Take one beautiful and efhcient sec- retary and multiply by 12 and you have our able office assistants. Mrs. ChanCe supervises the girls. Math Club The Math Club, organized and advised by Mr. Combs, provides an opportunity for those juniors and seniors who are interested in mathematics to explore more advanced topics than are offered in class. The club meets every Saturday morning. Jets The Junior Engineering Technical Society, or JETS, is made up of boys Who are interested in engineering as a profession. Activities include field trips to industries, individual reports, and programs with movies and speakers. The club is affiliated with the National JETS Club, and most of the members receive the JETS Journal, a monthly publication containing detailed studies of various aspects of engineering. Mr. Buchy is advisor to the JETS. 74 Anyone with a sincere interest in mathematics and an intention to continue its study beyond high school should look into and take advantage of this excellent opportunity. President-Bill Hershey VA President-Charley Goodwin Sect.-Steve Weisbrod Treasejeff Kincaid In a period of our history when world affairs unavoidably pose many problems for our nation, it is essential that students gain an unbiased understanding of other peoples on this small earth and of current issues before our own people. Our local Junior Council on World AEairs tries each year to provide a program of discussions, OFFICERS Susan MackenzieePresident Edna GoodwineVice-Ppesident Marian Scherer-Secretary Linda MeyereActing Secretary Julie RogerseTreasurer Nancy DaviseHistorian Future Teachers of America is a club designed for those students interested in teaching or in fields related to it. Such helds would include social work, counseling, or nursing. 75 Oflicers CENTER FRONT, left to right: Lennie Brunner, Secretary; Khris Estebo, Program Chairman; STANDING, Steve Weisbmd, Vice President; Karen Baker, President; Margaret Boesinger, Treasurer; Advisor, Mrs. Pinzkal speakers, movies, projects, and field trips that will interest as well as inform the students of Madeira High School. FTA Throughout the year. the members of the club enjoy serious discussions concerning the advan- tages and disadvantages of the teaching profes- sion. Not all of the club,s activities are of a serious nature, however. F.T.A. sponsors a yearly dance to provide funds for a banquet at the end of each year. Mrs. Stitt is the sponsor of F.T.A. Band The Band is one of the hardest- working organizations in the school. Its members are called upon to march at football games and pa- rades, to perform in concerts, to play for assemblies and pep rallies, and to perform in the annual va- riEty show. The band director, 311'. Charles W, Medert, spends many hours arranging music and planning performances, and the Combo and the Majorettes spend a great deal of time practicing after school. The BancPs fine performances are cer- tainly evidence of the enthusiasm of its members Combo Bill Hershey, Leader, Scott Bradshaw, Bob Redemeier, Lyman Hayman, Pat SchaeferJ Jeff Kincaid, Andy Hurst, Jim Gibson, Ken Thorman, Not pictured, Bob Sharp, 76 Managers and Audio Technicians Ed Hillman Swann Fredrickson Steve Ulrey President Bill Hershey Vice President Jeff Kincaid Treasurer Lyman Hayman Secretary Swann Fredrickson Majorettes Flag Bearers and Drum Major Karen Leach Sharon Mack Patty Smith Susan Woistmann and Emily Kees Bill Hershey Diane Neubauer Martha MacKnight Mary MacKnight 7B Senior Choir The MHS Senior Choir consists of 75 of the more experienced singers, those who have had at leaSt one year of chorus. Under the direction of Mr, Benedict, this group alternates with the band in planning and producing holiday assemblieS, and participates in the annual Variety Show and Bac- calaureate. Senior Choir also presents a mid-win- ter choral concert each year. I' . .' , . -.1- , -I. o: to ' , v ' I . E -- , c -1; u f, , ,. , k:- ' . ,7 x , .. -. V kl 1 kle l ,' -mlnmauul t JuniorChoir The Junior Choir is made up of freshmen and sophomores. The experience of singing in the Junior Choir helps these students gain the train- ing they need to become members of the Senior Choir. They are under the direction of Mr. Bene- dict, and perform in the Thanksgiving and Easter assemblies, the annual choral concert, and Baccalaureate. gay. :iH-Jil u... M 79 Left to Right, BACK ROW: Mark Russell, Roger Couch; Grover Sams, Bill Gant, Robert Vaughn, Clint Curt Nichols, Scott Stevenson: Bob McGreevey, Mark kamp,J0hn ByrumA Stevenson, John Fulton; FRONT ROW: Bruce Merritt, Boysh Glee Club The Boys3 Glee Club is a select vocal group of sophomore, junidr, and senior boys. Their musical arrangements, often worked out by their adviser, Mr. BenEdict, include a good mixture of both serious and novelty tunes which make the most of the boy's5 hne blend of voicea Left to Right: Scott Stevenson, Mark Stevenson; Swan Fredrickson, Bob McGreeveyh Judy Purcell, John Byrum, Marti Tepsic, John Fulton, Susan Schwarz, Curt Nichois, Debbie Aspinwall, Carol Morse, Mary Johnson, Bruce Merritt, Carolyn Bradley, Claire Dusterberg, Cindy Riestererh 80 Bram- .ip... A BACK- RO-Weleft to right: J. Schroer, LI. KIacKnight, L. Keliy, N. Davis, .NL Tepsic, A, Sininger, M. Johnson, L. Latimer, J. Spuriock, A. Sigg, C. Dustcrberg, D. Aspin- wall. FRONT ROW: C. Morse, C. Bradley, B. Lawton, P. Perin, B. Lay, St Doerr, G. Pilgrim, M. Goes, D. Calvin, S. Fredrickson. Girlsi Glee Club The Girlsi Glee Club consists 0f 30 girls who are anxious to promote good music and make themselves available for assem- blies and public performances, They re- hearse with Mr. Benedict, their advisor, once a week after school. The Girlsi Glee Club sings in the choral concert and the Variety Show, and has often provided en- tertainment for meetings of Madeira civic groups. The Ensemble The MHS Ensemble is newly formed this year. Consisting of 18 select voices under the direction of Mr. Benedict, this small, superior group makes itself available for public performances where participation by the entire chorus might not be ap- propriate or desirable Their musical ar- rangements are more interesting and dif- ficult than those of the chorus and they sometimes combine choreography with their singing. The Ensemble has been a very successful addition to out choral depart- A PATTERN FOR ACTION , Featu res and Sports TIME Hing 53. 'o: pEnInn 3: DDWN TD GD Homecoming h65 Homecoming 65 was an exciting night for Madeira students. All the previous week prepara- tions had been made for this event. The candidates were seen about school a little nervous and a little hopeful; Finally, Friday night came and our football team smeared New Richmond 34e0. hBh racked up his foot but the rest of the team charged through the game to a trouncing victory. Half- time activities were carried out amid cheers for Lynn, our Homecoming Queen. The girlsh happy faces, the tearrfs hard work, and the studenths spir- it made Homecoming 265 a night to remember. Carol Collett, Terilee Reed, Lynn McClurg, Patti Perin, Sharon Doerr, Nancy Dericks. George and Lynn walk triumphantly across the field, Sally Andrews, Steve Salt, Teri Williams, Bob Lang, Tern' Huiet, John WycoH, Gayle Gobrecht, Paul Huddle. Ice Palace The G.A.A. Formal brought enchantment to the school cafeteria on Saturday, December 18th. The committees worked hard that afternoon on the decorations and produced a shimmering Ice Palace for the dance. The girls spent weeks plan- ning who to ask and what to wear. Bill Hershefs band played romantic melodies. At 12 :00 midnight the queen, Claire Dustcrberg, was announced and she and the candidates approached the throne. Last yearas G.A.A. Queen, Dorothy Perkins, Crowned the new royalty. The court dance fol- lowed to put a fmal touch to the success of the evening. CEaire and Bob dance in the HIce Palace ; FIRST ROWeLeft to right: B. Lang, R. Tanner, M. Balsly, D. Homan, J. Cullen, B. McBrearty, C. Nichols, Si Stevenson. SEC- OND ROW7J. RapeJ B. Mondron, J. Niketh, V. Miller, S. Nel- lesJ B, Chamberlin, B. Williamson, B. Miller. THIRD ROWeD. Ancona, G. Van Arsdall, T, Collett, T. Kettlehake, Be Kamman, J. Elias, N. Kennedy, T. Baker. FOURTH ROW-T. Hayman, T. Football Bill Miller, :1365 Chamberlin, Head Coach John Rape, Bill Wil- liamson, and Bob Mondron. Ranch, Ki Ackerson, C Walker, L. Harman, P. Huddle, D. Wip- per, L. Paulsoni FIFTH ROWiBi Dunseth, W. Roach, S. Ma- lone, M. Stevenson, Bi Simms, S. Mueller, M. Hayden, R. Combs, B. Chattersoni SIXTH ROW;B. Bertram, B. Grundeman, S, Pie- czonka, B. Koehler, D. Hayman, L. Jaccod, R. Tanner, G. Schwein, B. Merritt. Despite their lack of size and experience, the in- jury-ridden Mustangs finished the season with a respectable three won, five lost, and one tied rec- ord. The team was led by senior captain Bob Mc- Brearty and a temporary co-captain appointed each week by Coach Rape. Coach Rape was as- sisted by line coach Bob Mondron and reserve coach Bill Williamson. Starting the season with an impressive victory over Amelia, the M.H.S. eleven went on to lose a heart breaker to McNiCholas 8-6. The Mustangs next victory didnit come until Homecoming, when they ramped over New Richmond, 34e0. A determined stand against a powerful Deer Park team two weeks later resulted in a scoreless tie, and moral Victory for Madeira. The teamss spirited efforts were finally rewarded in the last game of the season with an exciting and well-earned Vic- tory over Milford. Managers Bruce L'Ierritt, Doug Johnson, Bill Grundemann, Bob Bertram, Bob Dunseth Captain Bob M cBrcarty Cullen turns the corner. Hayman and Homan hear it from head coach. In for the score . . . but Hayman clips. Human on a keeper. Cullen Cracks :1 good oneA Right to left: John W'ykofL Tmn Schwie Mike Tomaycr, Bob Fulcher, Rick Brown, Rick Estebo. RGgC-r Judd, Terry Hartley, Grog Ely Jeff Per- kins, Bill Cscplo: Edwin WVipper, Barry File, Jay Roach2 Terry Elliot, Phil Stegman. Gregg Van Arsdale Bob Lang Scott Stevenson Tom Kettlehake John Elias Steve Nelies Seniors Curt Nichols Nelson Kennedy Mike Balsly Jim Niketh, Bob Kamman, Vance Miller Tom Collett and Tom John Cullen Rick Tanner Dan Homan Baker Cross FRONT R0117, I to r: Jamie Strider, Dirk XVoife. Craig Stair. Riikc Fait'child. Phil Hon- singer, Steve Woishmd. SECOND ROH': Martin Van Pelt. Dave Harrington, Bill Hershey. Bob Clark: Dave Hardgrm'c. Roger EricL JCET Kincaid. Country Madeirais newest sport got OH 0n the right foot this year as the Mustang cross country team, un- defeated in five dual meets and two tri-mects, went on to run away with the EHL championship at the league meet. The secret of KIadeirafs success was balance. Led by tri-captains Dave Harrington, Craig Stair, and Dick Wolfe, the Mustang runners finished in a pack, leaving opposing teams strung out all over the course. A cross country race is run over a two-mile ceursc between opposing teams of seven men each. The hrst five runners from each team to hnish receive points corresponding to their place. The winning team is the one with the lowest total point count Madeira Madeira RIadeira Madeira Madeira RIadeira IIaldcira lladeira 26 22 2O 26 17 15 19 ,. 23 BIilforcl 32 Norwood 36 NcwRichmond 65 Mariemont 47 Little Miami 49 Blanchestcr 55 Sycamore 45 Reading 4:2 Milford 34 EHL Elect Milford 39 NcwRichmond 98 Iaricmont 67 FRONT ROW, lto r, Bill Grundemann, Manager, Mike Gregg, Bill Trefzger, co-captain Nelson Kennedy, Scott Stevenson, Bob Bill Schmalfussl cmcaptain H, A Scott, Jamie Strider, Mark Clark, Mark Russell, Geoff Nelson. Stevenson, Steve Kincaid, Manager. BACK ROW, Tom Hayman. WC Opponent They 58 Country Day 4-4- 47 Indian Hill 51 Coaches pause with Athletic Director 8Doc,l Voshell. 70 Norwood 48 60 Loveland 51 60 Deer Park 65 70 Sycamore 67 6O Mariemont 65 69 New Richmond 55 58 Milford 65 62 Indian Hill 75 57 Loveland 56 58 Deer Park 65 79 Sycamore 77 70 Mariemont 77 67 New Richmond 48 53 Milford 78 94 95 Basketball After early disappointing; losses to Indian Hill and Deer Park, the IIustangs rebounded and fought to a respectable 8a8 regular season mark this year. The team members agree that two high- lights of the season were the two very satisfying upset victories over highly regarded Sycamore, knocking the Aviators from the 100p!s top spot. The Mustangs were co-captained by H. A. Scott and Nelson Kennedy. Geoff Nelsonhs hand injury greatly hurt the teamt but the impmvcd efforts of other seniors Scott Stevenson and Jamie Strider in the second half of the season helped take up the slack. Bob Clark. Charley Wolfe and Mark Russell added depth to the squad. The team was led in scoring by Tom Hayman and Bill Trefzger, who with other juniors Mark Stevenson, Bill Schmalfus; and Mike Gregg prom- ise to maintain the high quality of basketball at M.H.S. Battle beneath the boards. Clark drives the lane. 00f! Biff! Sok! Kennedy forces one up. SECOND ROW: Doug Saum, Steve Snay: Delbert Hayman, Steve Mue-ller, Dave Hardgrm-eA FIRST ROW: Bill Koehlcr, Steve Pieczonka, Barry Fire, Wayne Roach, Steve Malone. . Freshman 97 Junior Varsity SECOND ROW: Bob Banks, Terry Hartley, Bob Fulcher, Rick Brown, Doug Van Pelt, John Wykoff, Paul Fulton, Jack Angus, Jay Roach. FIRST ROW: Jim Scherrer, Greg Ely, Fred Mohn, Bill Cseplo, Dennis BalslyJ Ken Wippel, Danny Ledford. Nelson Kennedy Scott Stevenson Geoff N 615011 J amie Strider ?g Cheerleaders Left to right: Valerie Kochlen Judy Robertson, Daryl Denecke: L-Iarian Schener. CEaire Duster- berg, Lynn Mc- Clurg, Left to right: Joyce Trainer, Debby Lind- ner, Marilyn Freese, Susie Housinger, Debbie John- son: Lisa lockwood. Captain, Lynn McClurg. Girlhs Girls9 Interscholastic Basketball at NIadeira is a :I I nte rSCh O I a sti C highly competitive sport in which interest has been increasing every year. Participation in this sport BaSketba II requires an exceptional amount of practice and hard work for each team member. The ability of i this yearhs team members to play together as a unit . was the key to their successful season. VARSITY BASKETBALL BACK ROW7Eeft to right: P. John- Harrington, K. Medert, B. Lawton, P. Richardson, C. Dusterberg son, E. Kees, F. Winchell, j Thornton, M. Long, C. Gregg hco- hco-captj, cath, K. Huiet, S. Andrews. FRONT ROW: V. Koehleri D. JR. VARSITY BASKETBALL Left to right: M. Pember, S. Sommers hco-cath, J. Dieters, B. Patten, S. Jalbert, P. King, Mh MacKnight hco-capm, N. Radcliffe, D. johnson, B. Fred- rickson, J. Godwin. Interscholastic Field Hockey F ield Hockey is one of the major girlsh sports at Madeira. Tryouts for the team are held in Septem- ber and the season continues into late November. This year, the Varsity and Junior Varsity Held hockey teams practiced long and hard every week, and played six games, concluding the season with a Varsity record of 1e2e3, and a Junior Varsity record of 2e2-e2. BACK ROWaLeft to right: B. Kessler, B. Lawton, K. Huiet, P. Perinj L. Keily: R Johnson, Pe Weeks, C. Dusterberg. FRONT JR. VARSITY HOCKEY BACK ROWeIeft to right: D. Lind- ner, MA Freese, T. Huiet, J. Kidder kaptaim, B. Patten, N. Rad- cliffe, S. Summers, K, OhMalley, L. Lockwood. FRONT ROW: ROW: T. Lockwood, C. Gregg hcaptaim, L. Kamman, E. Kees, G7 Dilbert. C. Scott, G. Gobrecht, J Diefers, B. Fredrickson, J. Godwin, J. Trainer, D. Wolfe: C. Welsh, Ce Collett. Girls, Interscholastic Volleyball Now in its second year at Madeira, Girlsa Inter- scholastic Volleyball consists of a varsity team only. The girls this year had g1 very successful season, winning two out of their three games BACK ROVVilefl to right: P. Perin. K. Huiet, Ch Gregg. P. King, D. Schuler. j. Kidder. E. Kees. FRONT ROW: S. Doerr, P. Richardson, S. Sommers. V. Koehler, D. Denccke, J. Wallace, M.?ember. 102 COMPLETING THE PATTERN National Honor Society The Olive M. Gregory Chapter of the Nation- at Honor Society was organized to promote scholarship, leadership, character, and service to Madeira High School. In recognition of these at- tributes, members, upon approval of the faculty, are chosen from seniors who rank in the top Fifteen percent of their class; juniors who rank in the top ten percent of their Class; and sophomores who rank in the top Eve percent of their class. Each year, the Honor Society sponsors the Book Fair. which offers a variety 0ftit1es at spe- cial student prices. The highlight of the year for the organization was the annual candlelight in- duction ceremony in February. The perpetuation and success of Honor Society is ensured by the contributions of time and effort by the advisor, Mrs; Lyon. BACK RUH'iLC'fI to Right: Gail Pilgrim. Shirlecn Evers. Carol Flnyd. Karen Prirkett. Juan Lnux. jean Ltlux. Douglas Richmond Edwin W'ip per. Brute Merritt. Charles Gtmdwin, Dmid H'ipper. Emily Recs. Clin- ton Brztmkamp. Palrittk W'arren. Andrew Hurstt Diane MrKcnzic. Sharon Dnerrt Daryi Denet'ke. Daryl Harlan. Bernadette Seifert. 51111 0ND ROW: Antoinette Haul. Bnrhztra Dawson. Patritia 'I'cnt'h. Mary Ann Kennedy',Jennifcr Garth, Leslie Hibbard, Judith Brunso, Anne Sinin- Patricia Perin. Vit'E-prcsident: Charles Goodwin, President; Anne Sinin- gcr. Serreturxy': Margaret Buesingert Treasurer. Ltcrt Margaret Buesingert Linda Meyer. Edna Gnndwin. Steven Mueller. Patricia Perin. FIRST Roll? Cathy Whitley. Deborah Mackenzie. Alulic Rogers. Carolyn White. Betty CampbclL Kristina Estebo. Roger Carter. Mark Seifcri. Robert Ulnsen. jill 'l'hornmn. Susan Williams, John .Viel- vin, Russell Kinnert Vludilh Wulheck. Marilyn Harner. Mrs. Lynn. ad- VlSOrt 105 11 G.A.A. Formal ' 4' The Sweetheart Tree Wiome along with me to the Sweetheart Treeh . . . February 18th was the date set for the an- nual GAA. Formal. The theme of the dame u itThe Sweetheart Treert along with all the beau- tiful decorations created a romantic mood felt by all. All the girls had spent the morning demrztt- ing the school cafeteria with Valentine hearts. streamers and a sweetheart tree. The lobby was transformed into a tiCafem where the delicious j refreshments were served The iExpressions with soloist Donna Alexander provided the musit- for this exciting evening A sidewalk cull! Roses Iii for a queen f - I My heart belnnqs 10?? X4. . . r i- 3 i n h i' r 5 . K I ' Ltl': m rightiRirk Brmvn. Vith' Urrisrm. John hxikalfi. Illlii Kidder. e . l Mike Smith. Kathy Huiez, Clarnle Muyer. M'ayne Ellim. 53in Andrews. and Charlie Pelerinur X , I t J i ' ' i f .i . i 4 A . Spring Golf This yearhs golf team. led by I Coach Williamson and high I point man, Jim Gibsonh finished their winning season in fourth place in league competition and third in the tournament. Guy Napicrh Steve Snag: Don anp. Stove Schroeder. Don Corhmn. Drnnis Tmh. Jim Gib- son. Andy Musminc. Not piuurcd: Puul Hem. FRONT ROW: Amy HursL Joy Godwin. Debby Spears. Dora Fitzsimmmu Donna K61- ler. XECUND RUN? Barb Fredrickson. Debby Llndncr. Suxannc Sommvrx. .Vzmry Rad- c'lille. Margie Pembrr. Ifoflx' ROW: Marybeth SLimac, Teri HuicL Judx Kidder. Ctlafh Pisknr, Patty King, Bonnie Patten, Rhonda Morgan. Not pictured: Karen NICIR'HV Softball Though hampered by a late season start and postponementsh the girls softball team. captained by pitrher Judy Kidderh won two-thirds of their games. one by :1 twenty run margin. 5133,1711;er Mike Harden. Larn' Shcakley. Ken W'ippeL Crag Ely. Barry File. Smu Bradshaw. SICYC 531,. XLLVDIAYJ: Cmu'h Vnshcil. Ramh' Tanner. Hfaync Ellim. Mike Great:p Iuhn Jones. Terry Hartley. Bill Simms, Bill Trcfzgcr. Not pictured: Tom Hayman. . BasebaH After overcoming some early season difficulties, the 1967 base- ball team, behind captains Steve Salt and Bill Trefzger completeq the year With a respectable 3,43 record. TennB By compiling the best record in MHS tennis history. the 1967 squad finished second in the IEague. All seven 0f the Madeira starters reached the semi-finals in tournament play. Track This yeark track team, reorgan- ized by Coach Dilbone, tallied eleven victories against only two defeats in dual and tri-meet comw petition. infant, a 74 :n 'LLT 'm m r 'v- - - 1 4 Ah-muuu-r - h'; Coach Bucky, Paul Huddle, Bill Schmalfuss, Bob Klar. Paul Fairchild. Pele Sanders BiiT BlackV Mark Russell, 30'? Clark. N01 pic'tured: Andy Hurst. FRONT, left to right: Mark Mairllmv. Dave Clevcr, Run Anderson. Bill Andy Musminc. Don qulcn. Denny Bulsly. Dean Ecclcsh Dun Lnnyv Crundcman. Dave GilL Jay Roach, Doug Berk. Dave Wolfe. SECUXD .Jim Fuller. Mark Stevenson. Del Hayman. JLu'k Angus. Slcve Ulrcy. Ed RUI'VS Dun Fmdgc. V'Vavn'e Roach. Carl Schncidcrl Dave W'ipper. Ernst W'jppcn Larry Larson Mike Emsling. Mike Boys. N01 PicLuer: Lyman Klerks, Rudy Combs, Mike Smith. BACK ROW: Mike Bremlzimnur. Hayman. HI B-E-A-T Bezu Harrisum'nV Senior Class Play- I 967 Susie the Siren L: 1.37. Susi? DebbieAspinu'all Agnt's Diane Mlkcnziv Jim 7 Charlie PL-tcrinL-g Nrma-Trri Llrt'kwnud Mr. Rm'nulrlsiJim Gihsun Bmerly P1Im Rirhzu'dsnn ,Xlrs. chnnldsiMarih n Humor Mrs Cramsmlk-Bctly Campbell pom 71.1,, Huymun Miss Dzlkm' Curoan Bradley Gusgir'iKnlhv O'Neill Mr. FolvyiSmx-c Shh Miducchckv Kcsslcr anlhnil Pluyvrs- S1 ull Brulshuw Blimp chJh Klilr Pal XVdrrt'n lJnmIm Lvman Haymzm The eighth grade bubble champ! T12 HEB t'rushim: the life nul Hf hm ' 1113.er ynurturn L0dryll1mlisl1m ' Key Club Faculty With ten seconds left in the game, a stolen ball by Scott Bradshaw and a driving layup by Lyman Hayman broke open a faculty freeze and tied the game. In the overtime, it was all key club, as PresidenthCoach IIim Gibsmfs team rolled to victory, its second in M.H.S. History. A Kev Club Conf'vrcncc. A fatigued I'zu'ully Eve. l; . g. 'kaa K? a , Blzu'k hclx Bradshaw karales wild Will Hrillizlmson Lusvious lovelics remind key club- bers what they're fighting for. x2-: Bali Ha? Decorated with palm 10mm. pine- applES, and Tiki gmh the Cincinnati Club ballroom was Iranslhrnwd into a tropical paradise for 11w junior- Senior Prom on May 26. 'l'ht musit- 0f the Frank anshcr Urrhcstra added a romantir atmosphere to the lovely setting of LLleli IIzt'i . Prom Chairman Julie Rogers and her com- mittee spent months planningr this pleasant evening whirh mmv m an exciting Climax with Ihc vnm'ninq 0f the Kingr and QuecanmH Brad- shaw and Daryl Dencrkc. ha Prom King, Sum Bradshaw and Queen Darvl Dcneckv The rnyal mupls. Pmm court left In righL Lyman qu'mun, Judy Rohc-rlsun. Steve Salt. Vulcric Kochler. Smtl Bradshxma Carol Morse. Tum Hayman. Daryl Dcneckc. Kcn Olsson. and Patti Pcrin 7254 . . Ken was mmi th Scninr Superluliw. Must Umrlonus. hv Ilu- tlzlss ul' 1907, Krn Ami hlx ,Knu-rtmn hrulhvr, Huh ULN'n rrlnx' dl graduation pm: In 1' HS A.F.S. Under the auspit'cs of the American Field Scr- vice. Ken Olssnn came to Madeira from L'mm. Sweden. The AFS program provides internation- al student exchanges which do murh t0 furthvr the understanding among the different pmph-s nfthe world. Prom Kim; ilnd Quccn Canrlidalrst Km and Patti Perint The Class of l967 On June 8, the class of 1967 received their di- plomas after the graduation address hA Friendly 0r Hostile Worldh by Dr. John D. Millett. Chancellor of the Ohio Board of Regents. Class President Biff Black accepted the 157 diplomas 0f the graduates. L 4 Erh A -H- ' er :i-tqtrI-Imc-nlwg : j . 3, JH m VALEDICTORIAN Margaret Boesinger '52? ' H'H F.-!-.:;.'Jti :3 H SALUTATORIAN Patricia Perin 1T9 Thv hunk H'hith mu hold in Vnnr hnnrk Lms prudutul s'n llml il mighl prmidt' .: permanent pixluridl und liu'rnrx rrturtl nf' lih M Klznk'im High Schmul from Srpu-mhcr. thh lqlunr. UHF High Mhtull is inwndm In Inc ncilhm' u mmmvmvrlu'ul nor a lrrmim- l'mn 0f humzm pursuils. hm rnlhvr Ihv unmrnzlrls nl nmnr pathways This hunk hns :ult'mpwd w rvprrwmu lhrsc pmhu-znx In with h Mzuh-irn sludcnts haw: pnrliripnu-d xxnd l'xu'llm! II is hupvd that Ihruuuh x'ulh .w rcprt'svnlzuiun, :In :m-urrm-m uf lht' mum .md mrivd arms uf mlixin miuhl Hinnulzut' thPrs m r-prnd IIu-Ir unwiuusnz-w and dou-lnp 1hr in- dixirlunlism nrcrh-rl m m : 11-11 in am rndmmr Carolyn Bradley-Editors-Bruce Merritt As our munlrv lu'r'unws nnv i.l'l whirh Ihc mcgnlupuliq will Ilt .1 rmllH and :1 hiLth sthnul lhall is. snmll enough In prm'idr ussislnnrv Ind mur'iH l'ur grnwlh. ycl iJI'L'l' rnuuuh u: spur vnmpviilirm will hm'l' pnm-r! 1mm 1hr Amrrimn srL-mu mnfnrmiu' muld m-H want .1 lhlliUH Hf w'hwll U lhf .Mnt-rit'an scrundury urhuui is m promnlc indix'iduulisnL lirc meuinn and lrnrh the wave 01 dumotruqu i1 musl prm'idL' un ulmnspht-n' 11ml n umduxixc In Ehl' inlme'lunI. physimL mural 11nd smhll dru-Inpmr'm HI its slurlvms, I'rrhnps. .1 FH'IIUHIIDL' of m't'nls' nnrl :uIiviIit's frnm lhr gum um serve us guidrljncs fur the- flll urc. I hez1ssislanc e0fthefollowing people is gratefully acknowledged. Mrs. Helen SwafTord. Advisnr Debbie Aspinwall Margaret Boesingcr Scott Bradshaw Clint Bramkamp Betty Campbell Bob Clasen Diana Cochran Daryl Denccke .Iim Gibson Charlie Goodwin Edna Goodwin Marilyn Harmer Kathy Huiet Emily Kees Russ Kinner Diane McKenzie Linda Meyer Patti Perin Grover Sams Anne Sininger Mark Stevenson Da vc W'ipper ths Who in the Class of 66 11M AYERS M0nk . . clever remarks fun always ready for a good time. CHRIS BAKER carefree striking ap- pearance fun to be with. KAREN BAKER . top student . . . musical ability . . . responsi- ble hard worker. RUTH BAKER kindness . dependability motorcycle en- thusiast, TOM BAKER .. . quick wit . . . jovial disposition fun-loving. WENDY BAKER . crazy antics . . . boppin . . . laughter. MIKE BALSLY . . fun-loving personality . . . shy ex- tcrior track star. TOM BASILE apti- tude and interest in science friend real nice guy . . . LINDA BFCKTOLD . . . Cricket,, . willingness to work . . . pleasant personality. CHRIS BEGHTEL good student at- -tentive . . . well-liked . . polite. DA VE BERRY . handsome athletic interest and ability witty disposition. LEN! BRUNNER scholarship successful willingness to work. DONNA CASADA peppy individ- ual happy-go-lucky spirit fun. LINDA CLARK . . . quiet . . . kind disposition . . . sweet girl. SUE CLASS sparkle soft-spoken . . beautiful blonde hair . . . style. TOM C OL- LETT . . . M0usej . . . Mam-M0untain . . . terrific guy boppin, CINDY COOK cheery smile industrious original ideas. CAROL COVERT fun to be with natural humor .. Home Ec talent . carefree attitude. SUE CRONIN . . . long blonde hair . . . fun-loving . . New York accent. jOHN CULLEN handsome polite scho- lastic contributions. NANCY DA VIS soft- spoken well-mannered writing ability . understanding. jOHN DEBRA devilish . carefree interest in electronics fun- loving. NANCY DERRICKS friend . sincere polite CLAIRE DUSTERBERG A athletic skills .. everybodyk self confidence . . . lively personality. LEROY EGAN interest in cars always ready for fun unique personality. jOHN ELIAS . smiling guy . . . friend to all . . football . . car enthusiast. MARSHA EMSWILER lively gift of gab good times. MARTY EVERS . . . shy grin and friendly hi,, . A A like- able guy. MIKE FAIRCHILD good sense of humor outwardly reserved scholastic sparkle: l2l ability. CHERYL FALTIN . .. enjoyable to be with pert creative writing and art. NANCY FEY petite likeable gal water skiing basset hounds. RUSTY FINERAN amiable guy jovial manner likes to tease fun to be with. SUE FISCHER good-natured dependability . true friend . . . nice to all. jARED FLOYD . . . carefree and easy-going . . . friendly. PA TTY FORLINES strawberry blonde hair . . . freckles . . . reserved . . . kind. SWANN FRED- RICXSON Fred, versatile good voice organizer. TOM FRIEDLEIN . . . good friend . . . green VW Iikeable guy. BILL CANT . . . keen sense of humor . . . HUgly Man . . . fun-loving . . . great personality . . . jovial. S UZANNE GILLIE . giggles and blushes good sport sparkling. MARCO GOES . . . Scholastic ability V , helpfulness . . . dry wit blue ,57 Chevy. BECKY sunny outlook on friendly manner. STEVE GRAU shy grin . friendship GREER life sewing skill. CHERYL GREGG pretty blonde hair skill in sports shy, pleasant smile. GARY GRINDROD well- dressed rather shy black Mustang. CHARLENE GUNKEL energetic smil- active around MHS. DIANE GUNN . . . dependability sincerity. musical talent , , , scholastic ability . . . shy . V , sweet disposition. jO YCE HANSON . . . responsibility . . . good cook , . . sewing skill. DA VE HARRINGTON . . . good- natured cross country star. MARY HEISE . responsible character organized worker ing . . true friend ANITA HALL . . . . . . cheery smile . . l pleasant personality. BILL HERSHEY . . . musically tops . . . responsibility scholarship leadership. AL HOGUE . easy to talk to yellow Studebaker always ready for a good time. BOB H OLLEN- BECK . . . friendly to all . . . true gentleman . . . cheery. DAN HOMAN prominent per- sonality . . . spirited . . . athlete . . . PHIL HON- SINGER outwardly quiet helpful. CHARLIE HORTON .. . interesting guy interest in animals. LANA artistic sincerity of purpose SANDY HUNGARLAND quiet friendly conscien- deep thinker HUGHES . . . talkative. nice to all tious gal. ROB jACOBS sense of humor good times .. . green Chevy. DOUG jOHNSON mischievous sports-minded . easy-goingl MARYfOHNSON . . . cheerful personality talkative good advice. CAROL jUENGST good taste attractive appearance thoughtful. BETTE jUSTICE vivacious . warm charm polite. BOB KAMMAN . . . conscientious . . . rather shy . . . handsome. LEA KEILY attractive appearance as well as personality sparkle athletic ability. NELSON KENNEDY . . V llNell, . . . wonderful personality dependable. TOM KETTLE- HAKE . . . athletic talents . . . well-mannered great potential. jERRY KIEFER comical antics . . . interest in radio wry wit 4 true gentleman. GEOFF KINCAID . . , un- limited abilities tops scholastically out- standing character. TONI KOEHLER . . . kind- ness and understanding active at MHS friendship. LINDA KRAMER . Home EC. skill . . . friendly hard worker. LYNN KROELL . . . fun-loving . . . white Sprite . . . cute blonde. GERALD LADD . . . easy to talk to amiable personality helpful kind. BOB LANG . . . high spirits . . l clever wit .l . llcoachl, well-liked. LESLIE LA TIMER . . . pep and enthusiasm . . . outgoing personality . . . bright smile. KAREN LEACH . . . quick wit sharp dresser l . . llLeell carefree. BONNIE LEISTNER l . . sweet disposition .l A desire to do her best . outstanding sewing talent. STEVE LESTER . . . llthe Roistuerlj . . . easy to get along with quiet guy. LINDA LEVITZ sweet and compatible manner u . rather quiet. CONNIE LINDNER sincerity 122 . neat appearance genuine warmth. LINDA LINDSLEY friend to all way with children ,. . kindness. NANCY LINN pEtite way with people reFmed guitars. BILL LODICO good debater unique independent nature. GEORGE LONG .. . clButchll .. . fun-loving . . . knack for track MARIBETH LUCAS . . . sparkling brown eyes determination studious. SHARON MACK . . . kind and understanding . . . respon- sibility high standards twirling ability. SUE MACKENZIE well-liked sensible dependable outstanding student. TOM MARX . . . clever remarks .. . fun-loving .. . interest in cars. BOB MCBREARTY . . . affable . highly thought of outstanding athlete. NANCY MCCARTHY friendly talkative . cheerful personality. LYNN McCLURG . .. unspoiled by success charm warm smile and pleasing personality. fILL MCDANIEL . artistic love of horses knitting .. friendly RICK MCFADDEN along with .. . 355 Ford . .. conscientious. BOB MCGREEVEY . . . unique humor . . . talent for fun l . . extravert. SHARON MCWHIR TER . l . pert and peppy . . . sunny disposition . . . South- ern accent. NANCY MILLER scholastic ability individualism varied interests. ROBERTA MOHN easy-going inde- pendent pert saucy. WAYNE MORSE .. . fun to be around .l l mischievous . . . care- free. BRUCE MUELLER compatible motorcycles hard worker swell guy. STEVE NELLES football ability will- ingness to work friendliness. GEOFFREY NELSON animated personality sponta- neous wit . basketball and baseball talent. CURT NICHOLS leadership athlete determination high ideals. jIM NI- KETH rather shy .. well-dressed boppin and good times. GEORGE PASTOER . . . joker . . . lifeguard . . . ice hockey . . . fun. PAT PHILLIPS . . . sweet disposition . . . petite journalistic. MIKE PIERCE good manners . swimming and diving skills muscles. AL PURCELL . joker golf- enthusiast amiable. jOHN PURCELL brains . . . sincerity athletic ability , . . all- around person. REGINA PURVIS striking appearance easy to talk to b0ppin. KA THI QUINN . . . clever . . . hard worker . . . easy to get .1 w-aw energetic. GEORGE RANK shooting skill . scholarship likeable guy. jOHN RANK . easy smile congenial manner great personality. CATHY REICHEL polite dependability friendship Jaguars. LINDA RHOADES . . . interesting conversation sewing skill high ideals. DENNIS RITCHIE . , . igOptimistH . . . fun . . . Chevy ,55 MARCIA ROBERTSON . VW original ideas personality plus interest in suc- ceeding. LINDA ROBINSON iiRobinii . striking appearance fun and good times. NIARY SATCHELL active friendly personality good sense of humor. PAT SCHAEFER musical talent . .. agreeable guy . . . friendly. MARIAN SCHERER prominent personality outgoing school spirit. jOE SCHERRER rather quiet good sport . . . likeable guyi ERIC SCHREIBER V . . liking for people . . . conscientious . . . hard worker. fOAN SCHROER red hair rather shy considerate of all. SUE SCHWARZ neat appearance kindness . . . easy to get along with . . t dependabie. BILL SCHWEIN . ,. iiWileyh .t . funny antics . ,, individualism lively. H. A. SCOTT . . . amiable personality . . . basketball star . . . strong desire to do his best. PAUL SHANNON mischievous black Honda rather shy. ALAN SHAW . i . agreeable guy . . . good sense of humor honesty. DOROTHY SHIVERS . A . good conversation . . . music . . . hard work- er. MARTHA SIEGEL . . . warm personality . i . outwardly shy . . . kindness and consideration of others. AMY SIGC sunny personality ambition . . . poise speaking ability. SHERRI SINK quick wit straight blonde hair easy-going manner. MIKE SPRINGMEIER polite easy to talk to carefree. jEAN SPURLOCK peppy, active everywhere leadership ability. CRAIG STAIR track star easy-going sharp guy. SCOTT STEVENSON strong character athletic ability school spirit. MARTHA STIMAC jobs well done . dependability friendly and cheerful gal. jAMIE STRIDER athlete compatible kindness and understanding. SANDI STROUSE . . i fun and good times . . . talkative . hard worker RICK TANNER friend- liest of people athlete scholar con- siderate to all. IVAN TAUB ithah,7 highly opinionated individual. MAR TI TEPSIC . . . unique personality . . . dancing and musical talent . .. pep. CA THY TIFFANY responsible fun to be around cheerful i many friends. DEBBY ULREY jovial disposition i . . hard worker . . . sincerity. GREG VAN ARSDALL quiet wit sports carefree. GRACE VAN COURT style fun to be with versatile. NANCY VANDA- WALKER . . . perky . . . attractive appearance . . . Southern accent. MAR TIN VAN PELT i . v tishoesh scholarship likeabie guy. BOB VAUGHN . . . iiBonesi, .. . always ready for a good time interest in cars. STEVE WEIS- BROD born leader politics fun to be with .. . successful. DICK WHITE .. . fun- loving congenial interest in cars. TERI WILLIAMS unique personality bub- bling .. t art and creativity. DOUG WILT .. . musical interest and ability . . t reserved . . . kind. FAY WINCHELL .. . good sense of humor . jolly . . . active in athletics. SUE WOISTMANN . . . knack for languages . A . interest in travel . . . perky .. . talkative. DICK WOLFE iiCharlieyi .. . good times . . , easy to get along with cross country star. SHUEY WOLFE . . . iikeable guy . . . active at MHS . . . adept in tennis . . . nice to all. Service Personnel Our service personnel spend many hours of prep- aration to make our day brighter and happier. We express our thanks, to all of you. Nlr. Henke, NILJones, lVIrs. MCCreary, and Mrs. McDaniel. Mr. Smith and Mr. Shell. Left to right: The Messers: Wrightr McKnight, Shell, Beemen, Scott, Glenn, McGuire, Bailey, Elliott, and Yeomans. w. now F Faculty Index f 1 I 1 ALLEN, SALLY A. B.A. Western College M.A. University of Cincinnati University of Geneva American Field Service Representative BAKER, BARBARA B.S.Ed. University of Cincinnati Cheerleading Advisor BENEDICT, GARDNER B.Mus.Ed. Chicago Conservatory of Music M.Music Northwestern University Boys, and Girls, Glee Clubs, Ensemble, Assistant Director of Variety Show BUCHY, CHARLES E. A.B., B.S.Ed. Whittenbury University Ohio State University University of Cincinnati JETS, Tennis Coach BUDDE, THOMAS E. BA. Xavier University M.A. Xavier University High School Treasurer CHANCE, BILLIE M. B.A. Georgetown College MA, Eastern Kentucky State College Guidance Counselor COE, LILLIAN L. B.S. Eastern Kentucky State College M.A. Eastern Kentucky State College Mustang Echoes Advisor COMBS, ERNEST B.S.Ed. Eastern Kentucky State College Math Club DUNN,JAMES W. B.A., B.S.Ed. Cedarville College University of Cincinnati Chess Club EFFLER, VICTOR A.B. Xavier University M.Ed. Xavier University Spanish Club, Audio-Visual Director ELBERTY, FRANCES BAA. Cleveland Art Institute B.S.ArtEd. Miami University M.Ed. Miami University Art Club HARTLEY, CHARLES B. A.B Indiana University University of Cincinnati Ohio Wesleyan HUGENBERGJOYCE A. A.B. Our Lady of Cincinnati College MA. University of Cincinnati Assistant Student Council Advisor JOHNSON, RALPH A.B. Los Angeles State College M.A. Los Angeles State College KENNEDY, WILLIAM D. B.S.Ed. University of Cincinnati M,Ed Xavier University Key Club Advisor LYON, DOROTHY A. B.A. University of Wichita Kansas University University of Cincinnati Miami University National Honor Society Advisor, Library Club Advisor MEALE, jAMES B.S.Ed. Miami University M.A. Miami University Bookstore MEDERT, CHARLES W. B.S.Ed. University of Cincinnati B.Music, B.F.A. Cincinnati College of Music Variety Show Director NEMAN, BETH S. BA. University of Michigan M.A. University of Cincinnati Creative Writing Club Advisor PINZKA, CATHERINE BA. University of Cincinnati 125 w M.A. University of Cincinnati Current Affairs Club Advisor PISKOR, CLARA B.S.Ed. Wilmington College G.A.A. Advisor RILLING, JANE ANNE A.B. Wittenberg University Y-Teen Advisor ROST, BARRY L. B.S.Ed. University of Cincinnati STITT, FRANCES H. B.A. Marietta College B S. Simmons College M.A Northwestern University F ,T.A. Advisor SWAFFORD, HELEN B.S.Ed. Eastern Kentucky State College M.A. University of Cincinnati Yearbook Advisor THOMAS, BARBARAJ. B.S. Bowling Green State University VOSHELL, L. W. D0c,, B.S.Ed, Eastern Kentucky State College Pep Club Advisor, Athletic Director, Baseball Coach WESTMAN, ELIZABETH B,S.Ed. Ohio State University Theater Arts Club Advisor WILLIAMSON, W. G. B.S.Ed. Miami University Reserve Football, Basketball, and Baseball Coach WRIGHT, RALPH . B.S.Ed. Ohio State Univer31ty YELTON, MARYJANE A.B. University of North Carolina Senior Class Play Advisor ZARLEYJAMES W, B.S.Ed. Ohio University Best Wishes Combwtzow two. CHAS. 00AM JORDAN BLANKENSHIP,S ; INSURANCE SERVICE I 7500 Miami Avenue Bus Phone STATION Cinri. wadeirm 43. Ohio 561.9917 Miami and Shawnee Roads NAT'ONW'DE 'NSURANCE 56149847 Madeira, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF THE OLIVE M. 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MAURER a ASSOCIATES 5616910 6 381-4165 iBuena Suerte, Seniors! FROM M.H.S. SPANISH CLUB SAINT GERTRUDE CHURCH DOMINICAN FATHERS GOOD lUCK TO THE SENIORS 0F 66 MADEIRA BUILDING CONGRATULATIONS AND lOAN COMPANY 7124 Miami Avenue Ci ncin nafi, Ohio 45243 PAUL 8: DAVE'S SHELL OPEN DAILY EXCEPT SATURDAY Service Is Our Business 9:00 o.m.-2:OO pm. Phone TUESDAYS 9:00 a.m.-8:00 p.m. 7114 Miami 561-9800 Phone 561 1450 Madeira, Ohio KENWOOD CORNER PONY KEG 8. DELICATESSEN Corner of Kenwood 2; Cherokee 561-6541 WE ASSURE you PERSONAL SERVICE AN D QUALITY MADEIRA FOOD SHOP 8. PONY KEG Beer, Wine, 81 5011 Drinks FREE DELIVERY Phone 561-6432 ZIMMERMAN 8. ADLER Blatktop'1 and Jennite 1-16 am Camcrgo Road Cincinnati, Ohio 45243 561 4600 ROGER AND MILDRED HAIRSTYLIST 7140 Miami Aven ue MAGIC CLEAN LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING 7810 Camargo Road 561-7018 Madeira, Ohio CALI. BEN MILFORD VILLAGE lAUNDRY SAY WHEN 60 Cemetery Road 561-8800 Milford, Ohio MADEIRA INN CALVIN'S IROPICAL FISH 7717 Laurel Ave. 561 -9778 6978 Miami Ave. Madeira, Ohio Dynamic Division EATON MANUFACTURING 7023 Miami Avenue Industrial Adjustable Speed Drives Best Wishes 10 Class of '66 from KARL HEISER CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS! FROM Y-TEENS, 1965-1966 OFFICERS President-Groce Van Court Vice Presidenf-Mory Sue Heise Secretory-Peg Johnson Treosurer-Noncy Davis Advisor-Miss Rilling NELSON BROS. REMINGTON PRINTING HEATING AND R. 14:4-80x 76 AIR CONDITIONING Loveland, Ohio 7726 Railroad Avenue Phone 791-6571 Madeira, Ohio GRADMAWS B 8. B MOWER SERVICE MONTGOMERY HOUSE 7710 Railroad Avenue 9823 Montgomery Road 561-6920 KENWOOD BOWLING lANES INC. 7830 Ken wood Road 891 -7500 CHIMNEYS, FIREPLACES, 81 ROOFING KARL MATTES C0. 7324 IU KA AVE. 561 -5967 KATZ OFFICE EQUIPMENT 6023 Kenwood Road 561 7975 THOMAS J. POLAND 7710 Shawnee Run Cinti. 43. Ohio RIDGE FLOWER SHOP Pleasant Ridge Moriemonf inn 6028 Ridge Ave. Muriemont Square 631 -5205 271-6174 All Aluminum Bus. 561-6112 Combination Windows Res. 793-1953 and Doors 38.3 ALUMINUM MFG. CO. DISTRIBUTORS AND FABRICATORS KAISER-LOUVERED ALUMINUM SHADE SCREEN HOMES-PORCHES1OFFICES1PLANTS-HOSPITALS TRELLlS-SHUTTERS-FENCE-SlDING 6145 Kenwood Road CincinnafL Ohio 45243 ROBERT H. CLASEN ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE 7613 Miami Ave. 424 Dixie Terminal Bldg. 791-0870 421-6515 MEl-O-MAID DONUI COMPANY 2844 Colerain Avenue 1542-3862 Keep ?hysicolly Fi1 By Dancing MARJORIE TEPSIC DANCE WORKSHOP 1'TO OPPORTUNITY AND SUCCESS BROCKHAGE LANDSCAPE C0. 7726 Laure1 Ave1 LARRY SPITZ 0.D. CONTACT LENSES 7111 Miami Ave. Compliments of BURNETT PONTIAC INC. 891 -81 'I 1 8166 Montgomery Rd. Near Galbraith Compliments of FRIEND Compliments of 30815 RADIO and T.V. Sales and Service YOUR AUTHORIZED ZENITH DEALER 7710 Laurel Ave. 561-7710 YOU R FAVORITE BANK THE CITIZENS STATE BANK APPRECIATES YOUR BUSINESS 3 Convenient Locations KENWOOD-Sl LVERTON-MONTGOMERY AMPLE PARKING AT EACH LOCATlON MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Congratulations to the SENIORS from F.T.A. PRESIDENT: Sue Mackenzie VICE PRESIDENT: Edna Goodwin SECRETARY: Marion Scherer HISTORIAN: Nancy Davis TREASURER: Julie Rogers Advisor: Mrs. S'rift MUELLEWS CABINET SHOP CUSTOM MADE CABINETS 8143 Coma rgo 561-8326 E. KIEFER EXCAVATING CONTRACTOR HWE MOVE THE EARTH 791-2640 Congrofu Iarions from the CAMARGO ELEMENTARY P.T.A. FISCHER'S SOHIO SERVICE SECTION AND WORTH AVENUES NORWOOD 12, OHIO 531.9464 HONDA 0F KENWOOD 7896 Montgomery Rd, Across from Shopping Center 891 4700 Complimenls of STU Madeiru's undefeated, iliusfrious Chess Ciub and its faculty advisor Mr. James The Bishop Dunn, rhree lime winner of the Grand National Chess PIuyeHs Tournamem held annually in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. Compliments of WM. WEHRMANN AND SON Congratulations! from G.A.A. The club that sponsors and maintains athletic activities and encourages good sportsmanship among the girls of M.H.S. ssNot just an extension . . . It's my very own line! . . .And it's great! Now Dad can call home without getting a busy signal . . . and Mom . . . she says she almost forgot what it was like to pick up the phone and call somebody. . It's easy to see why so many busy families are ordering second lines to handle teenage talkathons. This wonderful convenience is worth many times its little added cost. For details call 396-9900. COMPLIMENTS 0F 36 PLUMBING 7001 Dawson 561 -7836 MADISON BAKERY 6101 Madison Road 271-1055 TOWN 8. COUNIRY BEAUTY SALON 7804 Carnargo Rd. 561-9803 HENRY HOMES INC. 6928 Miami Rd. Madeira, CinfL 43, 0s 561 -4954 COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND Res. Res. Office 561-3908 891 6513 561-8285 L 8. M FUEL OILS 7886 Comorgo Rood Bill Milleck Madeira 43, Ohio Compliments of J. F. RIESS 8. ASSOCIATES INC. 7023 Miami AvyMadeim Representing Stearns Electric Corp. and Economy Baler Co. THE CAMARGO Cincinnati's Nicest Family Theater Quiet-CIeon-Supervised Children's Theater Every Saturday 81 Sunday 2 p.m. MADEIRA ONE HOUR MARTINIZING The HMOST in Dry Cleaning Cumurgo at Miami 561-5517 Phone 27151158 BRAMBLE SERVICE 8. BODY SHOP 1.The Complete Automotive Service 5812 Roe S'rreet Mudisonville John Purcell Cincinnati 27, Ohio Prop HITCHING POST MADEIRA DINE IN OR CARRY OUT COMPLETE MENU Home Bu ked Pies Fried Chicken 561 -4385 Congratulations CLASS OF '66 PATTEN CLEANERS 1'BEST FOR YOUR BEST 8109 Come rgo Road Madeira, Ohio 45243 MADEIRA SINClAIR SERVICE 7669 Camcrgo Road Across From Ben's Pony Keg ALL WORK GUARANTEED BARRY SCHMID, Prop. Corvuir Repair A Specially Tune-up59Erckes-lgnilion Service Phone 561-6622 THE HUlA HUT 7215 Montgomery Road 793-3991 EVERYBODY WE LCOME ENGINEERING SPECIALTIES 8115 Come rgo Rood Madeira, Ohio Complimenls J. R. HUDSON, M.D. JOS. MILLER 8. SON Stone or Brick Wu I I 5- W01 ks-Terruces 7191 Euclid Road Phone 561-9117 Complimenls of THE MIDWESTERN INDEMNITY COMPANY CAMARGO TAVERN Where Good Friends Meet Open 'Til 2:30 u.m. BOB SMITH Prop, REBISSO PLUMBING HEATING AND AlR-CONDITIONING QUALITY SERVICE Since 1896 4624 Station Ave., Norwood 12, Ohio Louis Andrews-531-0540-Willium Cehel BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1966 MADEIRA H IGH SCHOOL A. M. KINNEY, INCORPORATED CONSULTING ENGINEERS 2912 Vernon Place Cincinnati 19, Ohio MONTAG'S FINER DECORATIVE FABRICS Custom Made Draperies and Slipcovers of Distinction CuII 791-8288 or 791-7401 Have Our Decorafor Call and Show Samples No Obligation 3120 Montgomery Rd., Near Galbraith CAMARGO BAKERY 6927 Miami Avenue 561 6673 MIAMI 511 10 $5.00 6932 Miami Avenue The Evil Prof. Von Slide Rule 561 97059 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ' 66 FROM RUDY REINHOLD,S METROPOLITAN BUICK 8727 Montgomery Rd. 793-1700 Neclr Kenwood Shopping Center ANDY1S GLASS SHOP AUTO GLASS SPECIALISTS MlRRORS-TA BLE TOPS5GLAZING 7000 Montgomery Rd. T-K GARDEN STORE 9840 Montgomery Read Complete Nursery Stock FERTILIZERS and INSECTICIDES MADEIRA CONCRETE INC. Contractors 3962 Walton Creek Rd Cincinnati, Ohio 45227 Phone: 561-4411 HERITAGE FASHIONS KENWOOD Compliments of CUSTOM PAK, INC. 6943 Morrison Pl. 45243 EDWARD G. KETTLEHAKE N.S.I.D. INTERIOR DESIGNER BLUFORD JACKSON $ SON, INC. HARDWOOD FLOORS 561-7661 MADEIRA MEAI MARKET 7715 LAUREL 561-4520 BEE HIVE GIFT AND TOY SHOP HALLMARK CARDS 4926 Whelsel Ave. Madisonvilie 271 6143 Compliments of TOM TRENKAMP AND JOHN FITCH u.s.M.c, BODY, MIND, AND SPIRIT ElM-CRIS MOTEL 9300 Monigomery Rd. Cincinnati, Ohio Phone 791 16917 MIAMI COFFEE SHOP Hours 6:30 a.m.-6:30 pm. HOME COOKED MEALS 561 9857 MADEIRA CERAMIC SHOP 6919 Miami Ave. 561 4074 Compliments of 51'. PAUL METHODIST YOUTH FELLOWSHIP DOT AND MACK'S FOOD MKT. FRESH MEATS and PRODUCE MADEIRA 43, OHIO Phone 561 -731 6 Compliments of FRIEND Besl Wishes to lhe Class of '66 From a FRIEND STANDARD 0 . SERVICE CAMARGO 8. SHAWNEE 561-9507 Open 6:00 o.m.-10:00 pm Sunday 9:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m. AUGUST BACHER WALL PAPER 8x PAPER HANGENG 7640 Thomas Drive 793-3530 Look out Jeffy-Boy, Biffy's Up in the iree1 MADEIRA FOOD SHOP AND PONY KEG Beer 8. Wine 8. Soft Drinks Free Delivery Phone 561 -6432 RAYMOND SHEAKLEY AND ASSOCIATES, INC. BERNIE EVELER Fruzier-Williums Chevrolet-Oldsmobile, Inc. u.s. m. 50, Milford, Ohio Phone 831-5555 SCHNEIDER INSTRUMENT C0. 8115 Carmargo Rd1 Madeira WATER QUALITY MONITORS H. J. BENKIN GREENHOUSE FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Pluinfield and Woodford Rd. 891-1040 CAMARGO FOODS Modei ro's Parkview Market 8001 Euclid Road 561-9830 Madeira, Ohio HERFF JONES C0. MANUFACTURENG JEWELERS 8t STATIONERS 1401-1429 NORTH CAPITOL AVENUE INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA 46207 PLAZA MEATS PARTRIDGE PORK PRODUCTS CHOICE BEEF PARTY TRAYS1BUFFETS-HORS D'OEUVRES MAMFAva quaneo n ,idl' 7718 Mum BOB WYKOFF DON FEHR Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of 1966. BAND BOOSTERS Letterheo ds Envelopes Tickets Bus. Forms SEVEN HlLlS PRINTING BREITENBACH INC. Periodicals Magazines PLUMBING SERVICE Grade Cards 791 6804 File Cords Everything In Commercial WARD'S GREENHOUSES Printing. FLOWERS FOR EVERY OCCASEON 7724 Railroad Ave. 4208 Schenk Deer Park Madeira, Ohio 45243 metween Beach 87 Luke AveJ Phone 561-7030 791-8855 Scenes From the Great Divide. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1966 MADEIRA HIGH SCHOOL P.T.A. BURKHARDTS OF MADEIRA Complete Line of Men's and Boyk Furnishings Formal Rental Service ULEN A. WALLACE BOKAY FLOWERS REFRIGERATION 8. MAJOR APPLIANCE 6927 Pluinfield Rood REPAIR 7307 lukc Ave, Silverlon CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS! EARL PATTEN DANIELLE' HAIR FASHIONS 7915 Euclid Avenue HOME REMODELING REPAIRING Madeira, Ohio 561-9573 561-4343 CONGRATU LATIONS MADEIRA-INDIAN Hlll KIWANIS CLUB FRE3 B'LL MELV'N MAKES THE DIFFERENCE v. PRES. DON BOLSINGER REC. SECY. CHARLEY BAKER COR SECY VERNE HOFFMAN M'LK ------------------------------- - ------ '05 CREAM TREAS. PAUL PLASE McDONALWS-where quality starts fresh everyday mag x , Look for the Golden Arches 7916 Monigomery Rd. STIEGLER,S NURSING HOME 6940 S'riegler Lane Completely Fireproof lnvolids, Nervous 6 Convalescent Potienfs 24 Hour Core-Oxygen Equipped Licensed by the State of Ohio Call 561-6400 Since 1924 We Have Cored Privately Owned Not Syndicated Member of American Accredited As 0 Skilled Nursing Home Member Chamber of Commerce . . . Hospital Assocmhon WIGS WIGS WIGS WIGS WIGS WIGS WIGS WIGS WIGS WIGS WIGS WIGS WIGS WIGS WIGS WIGS WIGS WIGS Formerly of Antoine NY. and Paris 2250 BEECHMONT NEAR ALBERS 231-7878 Wigs, wigle'rs, and hair goods of the world's finest hand made and hand weffed from Paris, Madrid, and Rome. Standette, Mr. Tom,s own invention for holding your wig form, and Foam-Dri, instant cleaning for wigs. SDIM 391m SOIM SDIAA SOIM SDIM SDIM Serving Madeira Since 1912 54 Years Building Moteriols-Hordwore 561-7200 Model ra, Ohio t KOSTERT AUTOMOTIVE . SERVICE UNOCD$ Ivl V Road and Wrecker Service OHIO VALLEY OIL C0. MODERN OIL HEAT Anytime, Anywhere Complete Automobile Repairs 6929 Miami Ave. Madeira 821-3632 561-8084 RACE-O-RAMA MORROW-BECK COMPANY 7125 Miami Avenue 561-5950 Phone 891-3363 ROGER'S BARBER SHOP HOURS 8-6 DAILY UNION SHOP ROGER PUSH Prop 7565 Kenwood Rd. Kenwood Cen'er Bidg. Business 561-6788 BARTELS FLOWERS 7896 Camargo Rood Cincinnati 43, Ohio Residence 561-7563 THE PETERSON INSURANCE AGENCY FIREiAUTOWLIFE-CASUALTY1 MARINE-BONDS Your Security Is Our Concern 7023 Miami Avenue Phone 561-5311 Cincinnmi, Ohio 45243 MADEIRA CLEANERS 7018 Miami Avenue Alterations, Repoi rs, Shirts, Bochefor Bund les CALL 561 J?380 FOR PICKUP AND DELIVERY CONGRATU LATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '66 PHI BETA CHI . WE WANT TO PLEASE YOU . dip n sip DONUTS RESTAURANT 6213 WOOSTER PIKE CARRY OUT 271-6306 OPEN 24 HOURS 7 DAYS A WEEK I if! Air Conditioning6Heoting InstoHoHon 8. Sales JUDD HEATING 8. COOLING, INC. 3123 Madison Rood, Oakley 321-6243 Warren Judd Morfin Strifler 791-7894 561 67637 And now I pronounce you man and . . . by the way, where is the lime woman? And now-the long owaired announcement: HWould the car with license , . PARKING OLYMPIC GARAGE 120 East 7th Street THOMAS FUNERAL HOMES 271-0723 ' 7500 4418 Whefsel Ave. Montgomery Rd. Kenwood Mudisonville Compliments of a F0end GUENTHER MUELLER AGENCY Auto, Fire, Life, and Casualty Insurance 6260 Ma rgo Lune Kenwood 561 -9247 HARRISON G. GREEN 8. SONS REALTORS-HOME 8. BUSINESSES 4318 Montgomery Rd. Norwood DUSTERBERG DRUGS 13th 80 Broadway Cincinnati, Ohio PORTER'S KENWOOD PLAZA SHOE DEPAIR ON THE MALL Hours Mon. Thru Fri. 9:00-9:00 Saf. 9:00-6:00 891 -0030 I've got the biggest arms in the whole Roman empire. MAPLE lOUNGE WOODMONT DAIRY COMPANY 4300 East Galbraith Rd. 791-7300 Stop thief. odgo QUALITY CONTROL PANELS INC' CINCINNATI, OHIO DEER PARK 303,5 r j DRIVERS TRAINING SCHOOL L; 7;; ma Lansdowne 791-7102 AUTO SERVICE OHIO SAVINGS AND LOAN 9356 MONTGOMERY ROAD GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING BODY AND FENDER WORK BOB PIEPMEYER, PROP. 7821 CAMARGO ROAD 561-4647 MADEIRA FOR GOD AND COUNTRY Compliments of MADEIRA AMERICAN LEGION War your righr foo! oul . . . POST 412 Reservations m w and. m RESTAURANT 2nd HOME OF THE MUSTANGS Little Detroit WILLIAMS FORD 9200 Monfgomery Rd. 891 -0500 Compliments of ABCO TOOL 8. DIE C0. TOOLs-DIESAPECIAL MACHINERY 8121 Come rgo Road Madeira Oh io 0M FRED WHITEY HUIET 7241 Longfield Drive Phone: 561-9239 Madeira, Ohio 45243 561 '9903 DARN POPULAR Poptdar is as Popular does? That's The Home 0f the BIG BOY and young people and Do you know who won the Junior Class beauty conlesf? Nobody. : ., 12:12:2221301311132 1 ' 1 The Home of the BIG BOY of : all distriminating young people, K The B stands for, Oh, we'll never tam ? BEN JANSEN $ SON HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONiNG 7313 Osceola Dr. Miami Ave. Cinli.. Ohio Terrace Park, Ohio 45243 45174 THE HOME OF THE ORIGINAL BIG BOY: HAMBURGER JOHNSON ASSOCIATES 8010 Montgomery Road 891 -9800 Dave and Sandi Fr. Divine, Sweet Angel, Fr. Jerry F. R. G. Forever-The Merry 3 Congratulations Class of 66 60 Cross Country-DS, BC, JP, DW, MVP, CG Sue, Maribeth, Bette, Lynn, Linda, Suzanne, Connie, Les, Sharon, Jean Mr. and Mrs. C. Edward Stitt Kathy Hendrix and Dave Keefer Mrs. Mabel Scott Carol and Teri, Carol and Mark Goodluck to the Class of '66 . . . Wilma and Ed Hillman Dr. Richard H. Linn and Family F.F. Tom Vance Wayne Tim Jerry EEEE Congratulations Srs., Joyce Hanson Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Schell and Bill Good Luck 66 Peggy Lynn and Carol Mr. and Mrs. Dan McDonald Compliments of a Friend The Heises-Jeanne, John, Mary Sue, Ann Carl and Zoe Thornton Mr. and Mrs. Harold Caldwell Yea Liz! Yea Judy! Mr. and Mrs. William Friedrichs 353P Trouble for Egan, Mary, Foitz Mr. and Mrs. John Becktold 158 Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Sink Sherri and Wrinkles Patrons The Class of 159 does it again!? Carol and Ron Moeller 4c '66 Dave Gauthier Nil, Bed, Log, and Ande Jamie and Nancy Biff and Marian Geoff, Cheryl, HA, Susie brribm Stu and Beck February I4, l964 John and Dorothy Jan. I l, l964 Compiiments of a friend Massapequa High School, New York Mr. and Mrs. John McGuire Good luck Linda, Grandma Mugrage Mr. and Mrs. Jay Phillips and Pat l966 Tigeress Marsh and Tiger Joe Bob and Sandi, Dave and Sue Teri and Bob Skipper, Seymour, Chubby, and Skooz To Bill from the Goody Goody Club Joe and Linda 2nd period 5.H.-5L, LK, D5. CS John and Toni-wTom and Connie Sherri and Dale Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Davis and Nancy Rick Schreiber and Dottie Wheatley Paul and Charlene The E. P. Baker Jr. Family Don, Gerry, Denny, Dave, Jan, Linda Good Luck Seniors! Linda and Dorothy Kuethe Heating Yea, Moeller Seniors! Ken Stenger Best of Luck Seniors, John Stacey Blondestun, ask Ruth and Cathy The George E. Kramer Family Kathi, Teri, Lynn, Sherri, Lee, Ann and Beck Sigma Tau Omega Advs. Marian, Nancy, Wendy, and Bert Best Wishes from two graduates Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Elliott and Terry The E. V. Williamson Jr. Family Srentsiel Eht Einnob Dna, Senga, Selrahc 159 Student Index Ackerson. Ken 49,63 Ancona, Dan 49.88 Anderson, Kathy 49,62,70.66.68 Andrews, Sally 49,62,70,87, 100 Andrews, Susan 56,70,71. Angus.Jack 56,93,97 Archiable. Don 53,76 Arduscr. Bob 4976 Arthur. Earl 53 Aspinwall, Debbie 62,70,68.80,8! Aurand. Diana 49 Ayers,Jim 31 Bagent. Marcia 53,7068 Bailey, Shirley 53 Baker, Chris 31,62,70 Baker, Diane 49,62,66,67,65 Baker, Karen 31,71 ,69,76.65 Baker. Ruth Ann 31 Baker, Tom 31 .63,68.88,92 Baker, Wendy31,62,70,69 Balsly, Dennis 56,76,97 Balsly, Mike 31.88.92 Bamber, Jim 53 Bamber. Lois 53 Bangert, Bonnie 56 Banks, Bob 56,97 Banks,Chery156,70 Banks. Debbie 53,70,66 Barkley. Patricia 56,62 Barrett, Linda 56 Basile. Dick 56,76,71 Basile. Tom 31.7468 Bates. Leslie 49.76.71 Bauer,jud3'49162,70,73 Beard, Diane 53,70 Bechtold, Carol 48 Beck, Doug 53,64,76 Beckman, B11153 Beckzold, Linda 31 ,62 Beghtel, Chris 31 Beresford,5a11y 53 Berry. David 32 Bertram, Bob 53,88,139 Black, BifT49,64,76 Black, Laura 56,70 Blankenship. Jim 56,76 Blazunis, Cheryl 49,70 Bley, Donna 53,70 Bley. Nlarcie 49 Boesinger, .X'Iargarel 49,62,75,76,65 Bocttcher, Mike 53 Boettcher. Sylvia 49 Bogle, Gale 53,62 Boike, Cindy 56 Bothwell, Becky 53 Bolhwell. Bill Boys, Gary 49 Bradley,Car01yn 4970,8081 Bradshaw, Scott 49,64,76 Bramcamp, Clint 49,66,80 Breehne, Noel 56,62 BresserL,Janel 49,62,70,76 Britten, Bonnie 53,70 Brown,Joe 53 Brown, Larry 53 Brown, Laura 53,62,70 Brown, Ralph 56 Brown, Rick 56,91,97 Brunner.E11en 32,62.66,75,67,68,69,65 Brunner, Cary 56 Brunso,Judy 53,62,64,70,66,68,65 Burkhardt, 31aryAnn 53,62,70,66 Burns, Cathy 49,62 Burton, Tom Busch, Rick 53 Buschur,Judy 49,70,76 Butlerick,John 49 Byrum, John 80 Calvin, Diane 53,70,81 Campbefl, BELly 49,70,76.65 Cannon, Karen 56,66 Carman, Lee 49 Carmen, Sue 53,70 Carper, Rhonda 56 Carter, Roger 53 Casada, Donna 32 Chamberlin, Patricia 56 Chambers, Debbie 56 Chatterson, Bob 49,88 Chatterson, Frank 53 Clark, Alice 53,62 Clark, Bob 49,94 Clark, Linda 32,62 Clasen, Bob 49,63.74,65 Class, Sue 3262,7069 Clayton, Ann Clayton, Pat 49 Cleveland, Linda 56,62,66 Coatncy, B11157 Cochran, Diana 49,62,70 Coitett, Car0157,64,70,85,101 Cullen, Tom 32,63,88.92 Combs, Rudy 53,88 Cook, Cindy 32,70,66,67 68,69,65 Corbin, Mark 57 Cornea, Mike 49 Carmen, Sherri 53,62,71 Couch, Mike 53,70,66,80,76,71 Covert, Carol 32,67 Creighton,Janet 53,62,70 Cronin, Susan 33 Cross, Debra 57,70,76 Crossley, Bob 49 Crouch, Teresa 57 Cseplo, Bi1157,63,64,91,97 Cseplo, Peg 49,62,70,66,67 Cullen,J0hn 30,64,66.76,88,65,92 Curto, Richie 57 Davidson, Charles 57 Davis, Ken 53,76 Davis, Linda 53,75 Davis, Nancy 33,70,69,62,81,65 Dawson, Barb 53,62,70,66,75,67,88 DeBra,J0hn 33 Deerwesler, Bob 49 Deerwester, Sandie 53 Deiters,J11153,62,66,100,101 Dcitcrs,Jim 49,63 Denecke, Daryl 49,70,68,99,102,65 Dericks, Nancy 33,68,69,85 Dever, Mike 49,76 Dilbert,G10rEa 49,62,70,75,67,71,101 Doerr, Sharon 49,64,70,81,85,102,65 Donley, Bob 53 160 Donley, Dan Dopp. Don 53,93 Doughman, Cindy 57,70,66 Dresback. Richard Drescher. Ken 53 Dudcrstadl, David 57 Dunseth. Bob 53.88.89 Dusterbcrg, Claire 33,64,70.73,66,69,80,81,87, 36,100,99, 101 Eccles. Dean 57 Egan. LeRoy 33 Elias,John 33.63.88,92 Elliott, Terry 57,91 Elliott, 'Wayne 53,63.64,73.76 E1y,Greg 57.91.97 Emery, Emerson 53 Emswiler, Marsha 33,68,69 Emzxveiler,Joe 53 Ertel, Dave 53 Ertel, Roger 49.93 Erwin, Donna 57 Estebo. Khris 49,70,75,68,65 Estebn, Rick 57,91 Evans, Dick 57 Evers. Marty 33,63 Ewers,Jcrry 57,66 Ewers, Shirley 57 Fairall. Debra 57,70 Fairbrother, Dave Fairchild, Mike 33616667686994 Fairchild,Pau157,63,76 Falter. Ron 49 Faltin, Cheryl 316768.71 Fahin. Karen 53,62,71 Farneue. Nancy 57,70 Fey, Donna 57,70 Fey, Nancy 34 Fiille, Debra 57,62,70 Fineran, Rusty 34 Fischer, Susan 34,68,69 Fite, Barry 57,64,91,97 File, Cheryl 49,62,70 File, Sherry 53,70 Flinn, Tom Flores, George 57 Flowers, Kathy 57,62 Floyd, Carol 53 F10yd,jared 34 Fioyd, Nancy 49,70,71 Forlines, David 57 Forlines, Patricia 34 Forlines, Tom 49 Fey, Dennis 57 Foy,Judy 53,62 Frankenbcrg, Doug 49 Fredrickson, Barb 57,70,76,100,101 Fredrickson, Swarm 34,69,80,81,77 Freese, Marilyn 57,70,99, 101 Friedlein, Tom 34 Fry, Bonnie 53 FuIcher, Bob 57,91 ,97 Fullam, Cary 57 Fuller,Jim 57 Fulton,John 49,80 Fulton, Pau157,97 Gent, Bill 34,63,69,80 Gardner. Dwight 49 Gardner, Patricia 57 Garrett, Debbie 57,62,70 Geeks. Karen 49 Gchlker.Jennifer 57 Geniry. Mark 57 Gerlh.Jennifer 57.66 Gibson.Jin1-19.63.76 Gilberl. Virgin1357.66.75 Gill. Dave 53.76.93 Giliie. Cnrul 57.70 Gillie. Suzanne 35.70.69 Glancy. Phyllis Gobrecht. Gayle 53.70.87.101 Goderwis. Debbie 54.70 GUdu'inJoy 57.62.70.100101 Goodwin. Charlie 40.63 74.76.65 Goodwin. Edna 49.617 Goes. Gene 57.71 Goes. Margo 35.62.75.69.81.7l .65 Gurman. Lilly 54.70 Grau Slsve 35 Green. Harrison 57.76 Greer. Becky 55 Gregg. Cheryl 35.70.69.100.101.102 Gregg. Mike 50 Grigg. Mike 50 Grigg. Peggy 57.70 Grinrod. Gary 35.63.76 Urundeman.150154668889 Gruner. Mark 57 Guemhner. Linda 57.66 Gunkel. Charlene 35.66.69 Gunn. Barb 5-1.7U Gunn. Diane 35.69 Hahn. Pat 54.70 Hall. Anita 3575.69.76.65 Hamilton. Rem 57.76 Hamilton. Marshall. 57.76 HansherJudy 50.62.70.66 Hanson. Belly 54.62.70 Hansunujoytc 35 Hanson. Nancy 57.70.75 Hzlrdgrmt. Dave 54.64.174.97 Hargen.ch 50 Harner. Marilyn 511.70.68.65 Harringlon. Dave 36,74 Harrington. Debbie 50.70.100.73 Hartley. Terry 57.76.91.97 Hartman. Debbie 54.70.68 Haskin. E11658 Hauer. Terri 58.66 Hawkins.ljin158.66 Hayden. Mike 54.88 Hzlymun. Delberl 5466.76.88.97 Hayman. Lyman 5063.77.76.88 Hayman. Tum 50.66.76.815 Hehllke.juhn 58 Heise. Mary Susan 36.618.69.62 Hcilzman. Patricia 58.62 Helson. Sherry 54.62.70 Hendrix. Kathy 58 Henggeler. Sandra 58 Henke. Karen 58 chlz. Carolyn 50.66.68 Hern. P51115493 Herron. Linda 50.66 Herron. Melodie 58 Hershey. Bill 30.746971177769465 Hershey. Dun 58.64.76 Hesselbrock.Jon 50.75.67 Hibbard. Candy 50.62.70 Hibbard. Leslie 58.70 Hill. Leun 5U Hillman. Edward 58.76 Hodgkins. Ken 50 Hoflhmn. Susan 50.6.- Hogue. :11 36 Hague. Bob 54 Hollenbeck. Bob 36.63 Human. Dan 36.63.66.75.68.88.92 Honsinger. Phil 36.707468693165 Honsinger. Susie 54.99 HupkinsonJulje 58.70.63 Horton. Charles 36.67 Horton. Daryl 5475.67.68.65 Howard. Lynn 50 Huddle. Paul 50.76.87.815 Hughes. Luna 3675.67.69 Huiel. Kathy 50.7066100101402 Huiel. Teri 58.70.87.101 Hummel. Tom 58 Hundermer. Eddie 54 Hungarlelnd. Sandr2137.62.70.75.67.69 Hurst. Andy 54.63.64.76.93.65 Hurst. Slave 50.76 Hutchinson. Don 50.75 Jaccod. Lenny 54.76.88 jackson. Beverlee 5-! Jacobs. Robert 37 Jalberl, Sara 58.70100 ch. Nannene 58.70 Johnson. Debbie 58.70.100.99 Johnson. Doug 37.63.76.139 Johnson. Mary 37.62.70.68.80,81 Johnsnn. Peg 5070.66.62.100101 Johnston. Frank 54 Jolfis. Marilyn 50.66.613.71 Jollis. Peter 58.71 Jones. Barb 54.62.70 Jonesujohn 54 J udd. Roger 58.91 1 uengsl, Carol 37 Justice. Bette 3162.70.68.69 Kammzln. 8013 37.63.811.92 Kunmmn. Linda 50.70.66.101 cher. Dave 50 Rees.Emily511.70.74.76.100.101.1112 Keily. Lea 37.62.70.75.81.101.Tl Keller. Dan 5-1 Keller. Donna 54.70 Kelley.John 58.76 Kelley. Sharon 50 Kennedy. Mary Ann 58 Kennedy. Nelson 37.748871652119113 Kenney. Dave 58 Kessler. Becky 50.70.66.101 Keltlehake, Tum 37.88.92 Riddenjudi 54.70.1111 .102 Kicfcr. Jerry 3-,63.68.69 Kilch. Barry 54 Kilth. Cnrky 50 Kincaid. Gcoi-I'38.746977512474135 Kincaid. Steve 54.76 King. Peggy511.70 King.Pauly58.627076411114112 Kinncr. Russ 50,65 Klar. Bob 50.63.67.74:6 KlzlreJackie 58 Klare. Linda 54 n Klein.1x'aren 54.70 Klerks. Ernest 5U Koehler. 811154.889 Koehler. Toni 311.62.70.69 Kothlcr. Valrrie 50.70.100.99.102 Kornman. Lynn 58 K051611Alan 58 Rosier. Sue 54.62.717.76 Kramer. Cimfy 58.62 Kramer. Linda 325.62.69.76 Kroell. Lynn 38 Kruske. Mike 54 Kuhnell. Georgette 58.66 Kunkel. Dan 5-1- LaBenz. Martin 58.76 Ladd. Gerald 38 Lane..-lecr158 Seniors make honor study periods useful 161 Index 1continued1 . Lang. Bub 38.69.87,88.65.92 Larbcs.jeanne 58 Larbes. Tom 54 Larson. Larry 58.74.76 Latimer. Lesiie 38.81 Lathamjohn 50 Lawson.Jim 50 Lawton. Babs 50.70.81.100JO! Lay. Barbara 54.66.81 Leach. Karen 38.711.74.76 Lcdford. Danny 58.97 Leischer. Cindy 50.62.70 Leistner, Bonnie 38.75 Lester.Jim 54 Lester. Steve 38.74 Levitz.janice 58,62 Levilz. Linda 39 Levilz. Marlene 54 Lewis. Danny Lewis. Sally 70.76 Lindner. Connie 39.62.70.69 Lindner. Debbie 58,62.70.99.101 Lindsley, Earl 58 Lindsley, Linda 39.70.69 Linn, Nancy 39.62.67.69 Little. Doug 54.76 Little. Rick 50 Little. Wendy 50.62.70 Lockwood. Lisa 58.62,64.70.99,101 Lockwood. Teri 50.62.70.66.101 Lodico. Ann 50.70.66 Lodico. Bill 39.67 Long. Butch 39.63 Long. Don 58 Long..V1ary 50.100 L0ux.Jean 54 Loux.J0an 54 Lovett. Bill 54 Lovins. Steve 50 Lucas, Maribeth 39.70 Lunker. Terri 58 KlacDonald. Dave 58.63 Mack. Frank 58 XIack. Sharon 39.69.74 Mackenzie. Debbie 54.70.716.65 Mackenzie. Susan 40,70.75.69.76.71.65 MacKnight. Martha 50.62.70.75.76.74.71 .XIacKnighL. Mary 54.70.74.100 Malone. Steve 54.88.97 Maloney. Dale 50.7-1- Mancini. Lori 58 Marcussen. Larry 54,63 Marsh. Bi1154 Marx. Tom 40 Maxfleld.Shir1ey54 Maxwell. Ke'uh 58,76 McBrearly. Bob 40.88.89 .VIcCabe. Cindy 58.62.70.66 McCabe. Kathy 54.62.70 llcCathy. Nancy 40.68 chClurg. Lynn 30.62.70.69.84.85.99 MCCreary. Tim 50 .XICDaniel,Jill-10.67.69 McDonald. Mike 5476 NlcElwain. Dennis 58.76 McFadden, Rick 40.63 NIcGreevey, Bob 4067.68.80.87 McKenzie. Diane 50.62.70.65 McWhirter. Sharon 40.62.70.71.65 Nlcderl, Karen 50.70.100 MelvinJohn 54.75.76.65 Merrill. Bruce 50.64.66.75.74.7130.815.89.65 Messerly. Mark 58.76 Messerly. Sandy 54.62.70 Meyer. Cheryl 50 Meyer. Linda 50,62,75.71.76 Now you can buiId me a Sphinx? 162 Nliller. Dottie 50 Miller. Nancy 41.69 .Xliller. Vance 50.76.118.92 Minderman. Eve 54 Mitchell. Carla 50 Mitchell. Nikki 58.62.70 Mohn. Fred 58.97 Mohn. Roberta 41.62.69 Moody. Randy 54.76 Morris. Barbara 54.70 Morse. Car0150,70.68.80.81 Morse. Wayne 41 Mueller. Bruce 41 Mueller. Steve 54.88.97 Mustaine. Sue 55.62.711.66 Napier. Guy.58.76 Nelles. Cathy 58.76 Neiles. Steve 41.88.92 Nelson. GeofT-1L9S Neubauer. Diane 5070.67.74.76 Nichols, Cur141.63.64.80,88.92 Nikethjim 411.63.88.92 Niles. Clara 51.71 Niles. Ralph 58,71 Norris. Rick 51 Obsrling, .Xlarion 55 O'Connor. Donna 58 O1Connor, Pat 55 O5Malley. Kathy 58.62.70.101 OSNcil. Kathy 51.71.68 Orrison. Vicky 58 Orse. Connie 51.70 Osborn, Linda 58.62 Osborne. Lois 55.70.66 Owenshjim 55 Pasmor. George 41 Patten. Bonnie 59.70.100.101 Patten. Dan 55 Patterson. Stave 51 Paulsun. Larry 51.88 Pember. Margie 55.70.71.100,102 Perin, Patti 51.64.70.76,8185.101.102.65 Perkins.JeH'59.9l Perkins. Phi159.76 Pcrkis, Tim 59.74.76 Pestcr. Stew: 59.76 Pelering. Charlie 51.66 Peterson, Dan 59.93 Phillips.Pa1 41.66.69 Pieczonka, Steve 55.88.97 Pierce. Mike 41 Pilgrim.Gai155.81.65 Poppenhouse. Doug 55 63.93 Prickeu. Karen 51.62.70 Prickett, Sharon 51.62.70 Purcell. Albert 42 Purcell. Jim 59 Purcell.J0hn 42.64.74.71.65 Purcell.Judy 55.70.80 Purvis. Regina 42 Quinn. Kathy 42.62.70,68,69.65' Radcliffe. Nancy 59.70.100.101 Rank, George 42.74.85.65 Rank.John 42.68 Ranch. Terry 51.88 Redemeier. Bob 51.68.76 Reed. Bob 51 Reed. Marvin 59,76 Reed. Tierelee 55,70,66,85 Register, Ba 59 Register. Carolyn 51 Reichel, Cathy 42 Reif. Saundra 59.62 Rhuades. Linda 42.62.66.67,68,69 Rite. Pam 51.70 Richardson, Pam 51.70.75.100,102 Richmond, Dave 59,74 Richmond. Doug 55 Rieslerer. Cynthia 55,62,70,66,80 Ritchie, Dennis 42,63 RoachJay 59,91 ,97 Roach. Wayne 55,97 Robertson,Judy 51.70.99 Robertson, Marcia 42.69.65 Robertson, Palti 59.62.70 Robinson, Linda 4162.66.69 R0gers.Ju1ie 55,70.75,76,65 Rulfsen. Lynn 55.62 Ruse. Sarah Russ, Teri 59,77 R0usseau,jan 55.66 Russell. Mark 51 ,80 Sa11,Sleve 51.87 Sums. Gr0ver 51 ,75,74,80,76 Sanders, Pete 5575,76 Sarina, Wa11y 55 Satchell. Mary 415.62.68.69 Saltler.jim 59 Saum, Doug 55,93,97 Schaefer. P22143.71.68,69.76 Schell, Bi1155 Scherer, Marian 43,70.75.68,69,76.99 Scherrer.Jim 59,97 Scherrer, jot 43 Schexnayder. Mclanie 55 Schmalfuss. Bi115i Schneider, Carl 51,63.75.74 Schneider, Cary 55 Schreiber, Eric 43,75,68 Schroer. Joan 43,81 Schuler, Debbic 55,70,66,102 Schwarz, Sue 43,62,68,80 Schwein. Bi1144 Schwein. Greg 55,88 Schwier, Tom 59,91 Schwicr,John 55 Scott, Charla 55,70,101 Scott, Larry 59 Scott, H. A. 44,98 Seiferl, Bunny 51 Seifert, Mark 59 Siegei, Martha 44,62,70 Serge, Rick 55 Settle, Steve 55 Shank. Kris 59,62,70 Shannon, Patricia 59 Shannon, Paul Sharp, Bob 51 Shaw, Alan 44 Shawver, Cary 55 Sheakley, Larry 55,63,93 Shear, Ken 59 Shinkle, Cheryl 59 Shivers, Dorothy 44,76 Shore, Debbie 55,70,71 Sidcrs, Peg 55,62,711 Siemon, Paula 51 Sigg, Amy 44,69,81 Simms. 311151.88 Simms, Mike 51 Simon. Linda 51 Sininger. Anne 5162.70.81.65 Sink, Sherri 44.70,75,71.69 Sipe, Carol 51 Sippel. Dick 51 Slate.Jim 51 Slater. Nancy 55,7067 Smiley. Linda 59 5mith,Jim 51.76 Smith, Mike 55,76 Smith, Pa151.70,74,76 5113338136 55,93,97 Snyder. Taffy 55,66 Summers, Suzanne 59.70.100,101.102 Springmeier, Mike 44 Spurlock.Jean 4462.70.69.8165 Stair, Craig 45.63.623.94 51661,.Xlargie 55,62,66 Stegman. P11115991 Steicr. Doug 59 Stevenson, Mark 51 ,80,88 Stevenson, Scot! 45,63.66.?5,68,80,88,92.98 Stimac. Martha 45,71.68.69 Stiles, Debbie 51 ,62,75 Strickland, Mike 59 Strider.Jamie45,94,65,98 Stringer, Cheryl 59,6166 Slrouse, Sandi 45,64,68,69,73 Stumps, Gai151.62.70 Susshine, Palricia 59 Tanner. Randy 55,88 Tanner. Rick 45,63,76,88.65,92 Taub, Ivan 45,66,67 Tayior. Gradual 59 Tench, Patricia 59,66 Tepsic, Mani 45,70,69,76.80,81 Thomas, Cindy 51 Thomayer, Mike 59.91 Th0mpson,Jim 55 Thompson, Pm 51 Thurman, Kathy 55,66,73 Thurman, Ken 51,67,74.68,69,76 Thornton,Ji1151,62,70,100 Tiffany. Cathy 45,62,70,68,69,76 Toth. Dennis 55 Tower, Binney 55,70 Tower, Sue 51,62 Trainer.J0yce 55,62,70,99,101 Trefzger. Bi1151 Tudor, Denise 59 Ulrey, Debby 45,70,68,76 Ulrey, Steve 55,77,93 Van Arsdall, Gregg 46,63,88,92 Van Arsdall,janna 59,70,71 Vance, Eddie Vance, Cary 55 Van Court, Grace 46,68,69,62 Vandawalkcr, Nancy 46,62,70,69,65 Van P611, Doug 59,76,97 Van Pe11,Martin 49,94,613 Vaughn, Bob 46,80 Vardenburg, Fran 51 ,76 Walbeck, judy 51,62,70,74 Walker, Craig 51 ,88 Walker, Kathy 59,71 Walker, Steve 55,71 ,76 163 5,, m. H'allace.Jancl 59.70.102 Wallace. Rodney 59.76 W'altcnjim 59 Ward. Dick 59.76 Warren. Fat 51 Watson, Ann Gay 59.70 Weber. Pam 51.70.66 Weeks. Pam 51,62,101 Wegenhart, Ken 59 Weisbrod. Steve 30,64,75,74.71,69.94.65 Weitzel. Kathy 55 Wlelch. Cindy 59.101 W'enner. Bob W'essel. Dick 55 While, Carolyn 5562,6865 W'hile, Chery151 White. Dick 46 Whitiey. Cathy 55.70 W'idmeycr. George 59 Williams, Susan 51.62.70,67,71,65 Williams, Teri 46,62,70,68.69.87 Witliamson. Pa151,62 Wilson, David 59,76 Wih. Doug 46 Winchell, Byron 55 Winchell, Fay 47,76,100 W'inkelman, Dean 55 W'ippel. Ken 59,97 Wipper. Dave 5174,8865 W'ipper. Ed 59,91 W'ilschger, Marty 55.70,101 Mloislmann. Susan 47.75.71,69,74.76 Wolfe, Debbie 59,70,101 Wolfe, Dick 47,63,68,69,94 Wolfe, Phyllis 59 Wolfe, Shucy 47 Wright. Carole 55 W'ykoH,John 59,63,87,91.97 Wynocker, Susan 59.76 Yams, Eddie 59 Young. Barb 51,66,615 I thought siestas were a Spanish custom. If a man speaks: or acts: with 21 pure thought. hap- piness follows him. like a shadow that never leaves him,