Madeira High School - Mnemonic Yearbook (Madeira, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1967 volume:

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It is the leadership of men like him that gives light to our often darkened pathways in life. We, the Class of 1967, dedicate our Mnemonic to you, Mr. Frank R. Lang. Time out for relaxation. Mr. and Mrs. Langal home. Youth on the Move Dedication Homecoming Administration Fall and Winter Sports Organizations Faculty Classes Spring Sports Spring Features Student Index rilli..l .1. : -l..!..h ' . rr- VFW? Finding New Paths; Improving Old Ways Delbert and Carl 0n the prowl. . alerie Koehler coming Queen l966 Homecoming 66 The Homecoming Queen for N966 is . . . MISS VALERIE KOEHLER! The evening of October 1+ 1966. was an ex- citing night for NIadeira High. The crownng uf a lowly queen was followed y a victory of '13a12 over our arCh-rival Klariemont. The evening was comJleted by the Hmnecoming Dance, WAutumn SunsetH, sponsored by the Senior Class and fCaturing music by the Expres- sionsH. Madeira Board ofEduca on SEA'I'ED: Mr; Frank Garrett; Mr, james C. Perin. Prcsidcnt; Mrs. Phila W'eisbrod; Mrs. Verna Duncan, Clerk. STANDING: Mr. Roger Hanson, Vice-PresL dent; NIL Lloyd Juslice: Mr. VVilEiam S. Toth. As- sistant m the Superintendent; Mr. H. L. Dericks, Superimtndenl. x Board Mrs Donald Esltbu First Vicc President: Mrs. K R, ' P T A Hershey. President: Mrs. Paul Grigg. Second Vice Presi- secreta rl es 0 o o dint; STANDING: Mrs. James C Pcrinw Recording Secretary; Mr. Robert M Baas. Faculty Representative; 0 and Mrs rXrth11r Kerslen. Triasurcr. Off: c e rs Planning Commission SEATED left 10 right: .VIrS Hershey. Mm Bradshaw Mrs Miller. Mrs. Linder. Mr, Tench. Mr. Carlgmn, Mr, Napier. Mr. Tmh. Mr, Lang, Mr. Miller. Mrs. W'eisbrnd, Mrsv Dorstan Mrs. Brunntr. NIL Couch. STAND, Puff, Mr. DerickS. ABSENT FROJI PlCTi'RE; Mr. Hanson. Mrs. INC? Mr. HUFSI. MF- BUChY, Mr. 311-0113an 541 Frank, NIH Dumont, MD RadeC, Miss Schroeder, Mr Bostwick, NIL Howard Assistant to the Superintendent 5. Mrs. Mary P. Ernsting. Guidanve G U ida n Ce Counsclm, Mr William S To1h 3.. 'Mkkm Mrs. Helen StriHer, Secretary-Clerk of the Board of Education: and Mrs. Verna Duncan. SecretarquICrk. Mrs. Sadie Merritt High Srhnol Secretary. Assistant Mrs. Ruth Sams, Secrcaary ofthe High SchoolA ?, To Recognize and Follow Certain Paths . . . Superintendent Mr. H. L. Dericks The ultimate goal of all of us is to become suc- cessful. Our dreams and aspirations have as many different forms as there are x-vays of fulfilling Onejs ambitions Within and around high school, itself, there are many paths to success which cross and run parallel to each other. The recog- nition and following of these previously laid out paths is a fundamental tenet of formal education. Granted, one can learn much from the footsteps of those who have travelled a path to success, but self-conEnement t0 the well-wom road may lead the student into a rut Where creativity and ambi- tion are not rewarded. The only diflerence be- tween a rut and a grave is that a grave has an end to it. Assistant Principal- Mr. Robert M. Baas 'W It is my keenest desire that high school experi- ences of members of the graduating Class Of 1967 have led each through various paths. I hope the paths have Challenged each studentls efforts and caused him to explore many fields of human en- deavor. But this is not enough. It is important that everyone has the compelling urge to discover a new path and with the spirit of the frontiersman follows it to some desirable terminal. Then, in the centuries to come, some Other high school stu- dent can traverse that path in preparation to End- ing his own. It is through this ever expanding process that mankind enlarges his knowledge of the universe to better serve his Creator, his fellow men and himself. H. L. Dericks Principal Mother always said there would be days like this. 13 12uS! Football Despite a shaky start, our Mustangs won three of their last four games to post a four won, four lost, one tied season record. The leadership of Senior tri-captains Tom Hayman, Steve Salt, and Dave Wipper and the experience of Head Coach Bill HoHeld, line coach Bill Williamson, and reserve coach EchW Cham- berlain made our team one of which to be proud. After an opening win against Goshen, the team worked on rebuilding. This paid OH with an upset Homecoming Victory over Mariemont, an easy win at New Richmond and a shut-out vic- tory over Deer Park in the M.H.S. HSnow Bowl? Recognized for their contribution to the team and the game are Tom Hayman, Most Valuable Back; Steve Mueller, Most Valuable Lineman; and Steve Salt, Most Valuable Player. These Mustangs and Dan Ancona, leading defensive player on the M.HS. eleven were awarded All- Eastern Hills League honors. uHaiyman scoresW Madeira makes a goal-line stand. RUH' ONE: Wayne Roach: Lyman Hayman: Dam Anemia: Larry Shralv Icy: Gregg Schwein: Paul Huddle; Bill Kochlcr. RUH' THU: Steve Malone; Randy Tanner; Steve Picczonka; Tom Haymlin; DaVF Wippcr: Clip, CarL Clip! TRI-CA PTAI N37 1 966 Steve Salt Tnm Hayman Dm e Wippcr Steve Sail; Rudy Combs: Lenny jaccod: Carl Schneider. ROW THREE: Krn Ackersnn; Dave Hardgmvc; vae Snay; Steve Mueller; Bob Clark; Delbert Hayman; Mark Stevenson: BiHBlack. Now, ifl were in there . f Goshen McNichoIas Milford Sycamore Loveland Mariemont New Richmond Indian Hill Deer Park Dave Wipper-QB Steve Salt-HB Paul Huddlc-HB HBetter hustle, Hud!H Lyman Hayman-G Dan Ancona G Coach Ho Held Mark Russell T Bob Clark T Mark Stevenson-E Ken AckersoniE Mustang Offense Junior Varsity ROW ONE: Jay Roach; Greg Linder; Ken Shear; Jeff Perkins; Terry per; Don Long. ROW THREE: Jack Angus; Bo Register; John WykoH : Elliott; Barry Fite; Phil StegmanV ROW TWO: Denny Balsly; Steve Guy Napier; Coach Bo Chamberlin; Mark Maidlow; Rick Brown; Bob- Connor; Greg Ely; jim Fuller: Tom Hummel: Terry Hartley; Ed Wig Fulcher; Dean Ecclcs Freshmen c c' '. f m ROW ONE.- Doug Salt; Bill Clasen; Al Thompson; Greg Lang. ROW Scott Springmcier. ROW THREE: Dave Tanner; Mike Brendamnur; TH'O: Deug Seal; Ron Miller; Mark Strong: Steve Boys; Don Deneckc: Coach Bill Miller; Bob While; Bob Hayden. Varsity Cheerleaders: FRONT left to rightiDehbir Aspinwztll. Judy Rnbertsont Valerie Knehlcr. Captain Daryl Denecke. Iletilx'iiCaml Mnrse. Susie Htmsinger. Cheerleaders Our Cheerleaders are a vivacious and enthusi- astic group of girls. Both Varsity and junior Varsity squads are made up of six members elected by the student body each spring. Besides their regular duties of leading Cheers at all games, the girls participate in many other spirit bolstering activities. The Cheer- leaders play a major part in planning successful pep rallies. At these pep rallies, the cheerleaders lead cheers, teach new ones, and often present highly original skits. When not cheering at games, practicing, or planning pep rallies, the girls, in co-operation with the Pep Club, can often be seen selling bus tickets to our away games, plastering the walls with posters, or coming up with other gim- micks to generate enthusiasm for our teams Everyone at M.H.S. will surely agree that our Cheerleaders do a great job when it comes to kindling school spirit. JV Cheerleaders: Left to righIwDeni Schweini Debbie Lindner, Marilyn Freeset Lisa Lockwood. Tricia Gill. Amy Hurst. 20 v. i w ??gxw Cross Country john Kelly; Dave Gill; Steve Kincaid; Roger Ertel; Ernest Klerks; Steve FRONT ROW: Mark Ingram; Bruce Creighton; Paul Fairrhild; Dnn Ulrey; Don Fallen; Mark Seifert. Hershey; Bill Grundeman; Dave Ertel; Dave Forlines. HACK RUH'; Wrestling, under the direction of Coach Hof- The Cross Country team, in its second year at Madeira, continued in the footsteps of last yearts feld, has been instituted at Madeira. The mat- undefeated team. Although the team this season men, though very inexperienced, finished the season with a very respectable record and great didn,t finish with a perfect record, it was, never- theless, highly successful. promise for the coming years. Wrestling Team Steve johnson; Bob Arduser; John Kelly; Pete Sanders; Ccorgc Whitley; ROBCh; T Ellt 1- D B k; ohn Lalhan. ROW TWO: Randy Bill Cseplo; Steve Malone; Steve Walker; Mike Brendamour; Jim Fuller; Erry mt, oug cc J Dean Eccles; Phil Slegman; Denny Balsly; Jeff Perkins; Mike Erns- ROW ONE: Coach Hamid; Mark Messerly: Steve Lorins: Greg POW; J3! Tanner; Rick Brown; Delbert Hayman; Mike Smith: Bob Chaucrson; Dan Lewis; Frank Chatterson; Ed Wipper. ROH' THREE: Bob Tower: ting; Phil Perkins. l BasketbaH The Mustang quintet, behind the leadership of co-captains Bill Trefzger and Mike Gregg, had a successful season this year. After heart breaking losses to Mariemont and Sycamore, the Mustangs came back and fought hard to win the majority of the games remaining. As for the players, Trefzger led the team in both scoring and rebounding and Gregg stopped many a score by his excellent defensive perfor- mances. Tom Hayman, also a very proliEc scorer, pulled down many clinch rebounds as did Mark Russele a herce competitor. Bill Schmalfuss, the Mustang playmaker, was also very successful in scoring and had Hue offensive play. Mark Ste- venson, an excellent passer and rebounder, was a very conscientious defensive player. Bob Clark, the Mustang center, was also a very good re- bounder and defensive player. 22 I966 Mustang Seniors I 967 Mark RusseIl-F Bob Clarka Bill Trefzger-F .S'EATI'JD: Mark Stevenson; Bill Schmalfuss: Mike Gregg: Bill Trcfzgcr; Dave Hardgmve; Greg Ely. STANDING: Bub Dunseth: Paul Hem; Steve Mueller; Bob Clark; Mark Russell; Tam Hayman; Bill Grundeman. Co-Caplains and Coach Jacnby Bill Trefzger Mike Greg; 24 Junior Varsity and Freshmen 515A TED: Grr-g, Ely; llim Srhrrrcr: Kcn Shcnr; Barry Filo; Frml .XIuhn; Ken Wippei. AS'ZIZIINDING: Stcvc Faclchlc; Frank Mack; Gary FHHJIIH: Huh Fuh'hcr: Mark Muidlnw: .lnhn VanH'; Torry Harllcy: Bub BanksV RUH' 0X11? Dun Frodgrf; Smu Springmcier. Greg Lang: Don Dcncckc; Steve Pirng, ROW TH'U: Mike Fisher: Store lIurd; Conch Bu Chamberlin; Greg Lindcr; Dave'Ihnnrr:JeWPatIen. 25 Interscholastic Field Hockey Field hockey is one of the major girlsh sports at Madeira High School. The hockey season begins in September and continues into late fall with practices every week. This year both the Varsity and Junior Varsity teams received new uniforms consisting of blue kilts with gold blouses and kneesoeks. Due to the contin- uous bad weather in November, only Eve games were played. The Varsity record was Ow2w3 and the Junior Varsity record was a commend- able 570. FRONT ROW, left to right: Becky Kessler; Kathy Huiet; Patti Perin; Teri Lockwood. SECOND ROW: Joyce Trainer; GayietGobrecht; Pam Weeks; Charla Scott. THIRD ROI'V: Margie Pember; Peg Johnson; Jill Th0rnton;Judi Kidder; Jill Deiters. FRONT ROW, left to right: P. Gill; A. Hurst; D. Schwein; D. Wolfe; A. Maier; C. Welsh; L. Lockwood; D. Allman; R, Rotte; J. Godwin; S. Hayhuw. SECOND ROW: D. Lindner; N. Radcliff; M. Stimac; B, Patten; j. Garth; B. Perin; S. West; P. King; Tt Huiet; M. Freese; D.Roberlson; S. Sommers; De Fitzsimmons; H. Keller; A. Lawson. 26 Interscholastic Volleyball Volleyball in its third yEar as an Interscho- lastic sport sponsored by the Girls Athlstic Association, did quite well this year in defeat- ing their opponents. The Varsity team cont sisting of Juniors and Seniors ended the season with a 3-2 record, while the combined ePforts 0f the freshman and sophomore Junior Varsity team went UNDEFEATED. Both teams did very well considering their lack of experience in this sport, The girls, coached by Mrs. Clara Piskor, practiced two and three times a week besides the days on which games were played. Girlsi Interscholastic Basketball Girls? Basketball is the most competitive sport sponsored by G.A.A. at Madeira Over 110 girls try out for the Varsity and junior Varsity teams, but only 25 make it. The practices are ex- hausting, but the satisfaction of winning is great. Monday and Friday afternoons are the girls, day for the gym, and you can rest assured that theyTe putting it to good use. Whether ifs running laps or doing passing drills theyire constantly building up team spirit to face the opponent. Girls, Basket bail is much like boys7 except for the fact that a girlsi team has four stationary players and two roving players. Mrs. Clara Piskor, Head Basket- ball Coach, scheduled eight games with other schools. The girls should be given credit for their constant ambition and team spirit. FRONT ROW left to righliBabs Lawton. Kathy Hum, Mary Joyce Trainer, Pam Richardson, Margie Pember, Karen Medent, Long, jill Thornton, Peg Johnson, Judi Kidder. BACK RO Wi Sally Andrews: Valerie Koehler. FROVT ROW left 10 right-Dora Fitz- simmons, joy Godwin, Amy Hurst. SEC,L 0ND ROWeDebbie Lindner, Nancy Hanson, Nancy RadclifTe, Suzanne Summers, Barb Fredrickson, Terri Huiet. BACK RoweBonnie Patten. Barb Pe- rin, Patty King. 29 O iVI ies Ad 31 Decorating Inr Christmas. IJRUNTRUII'. left to right: Carole Muyexx Sally Hayhnw. Chris Weber. Sherri Helsnn. Patrivia Gill. Judy Brunso. 'Ihierelec Reed. Carol Cnlicn. Lisa Lockwood, Amv Hursl. Miss Huqenberq. Arlvisor. BACK RUN? Erie Baker. Andy Hurst. Smn Bradshaw. Dave Tanner. Jack Angus. Bruce Student Council In an effort to provide responsible leadership and improve the campus atmosphere to make it more conducive to personal development: the Student Council strived for greater student involvement in school activities. The homecoming bonhre building contest served this purpose better than the former single bonfire. The council also produced the student handbook, arranged the Christmas trip, aided the American Field Service, operated the bookstore at costs, sponsored ttFreshmen Orientation Day and hTeacher Appreciation Day';7 and organized the spring elections. Two members of this yeafs council, Biff Black and Bruce NIerritt, were elected President and Vice- president of the EHL Sportsmanship Council. Bruce was also accorded the highest honor in the state, being selected by the state association to represent its more than three hundred member schools at the meeting of VVilliamsburg Student Burgesses in Williamsburg, Virginia, this February. Sharon Doerr and Bruce have also represented MHS at national conferences. Merritt. Ken Olssem Jim Gibson. Bob Clark Dave Hurdgrm'e. Bitl' Black Wayne EllimL Bill Cscpln. Barry File. Don Hershey. XII: Baase Advisnr. NOT PICTUREDt Sharon Doerr. Studenl Countil officers: Andy Hurst Treasurrr: Bruce Kli'rriltiPrf'side: 5mm Bradshaw-7Vit'c-PI csiclc nt; Sharnn Docrri Setrrtary. Don Hrrshry makes another salr Council mEmbcrs prepare the student handbook. GAA The GirPs Athletic Association is one of the most active organizations of the MHS campus. It offers its members a wide variety of activities rang- ing from intramural and interscholastic sports to outings and service projects The large group of nearly 170, highlights each year with the Sadie Hawkins dance and the traditional GAA formal. Mrs. Piskor is the faculty advisor. 34 Officers. left to right Kathy Huiet. Sally Andrews, judy Robertson. Valarie Koehler. Key Club The Key Club, sponsored by the Madeira Kiwanis Club, is a student service organization. Membership includes students of leadership ability and strong moral character. In the course of each year, the Key Club holds its annual calendar sale, and sponsors dances and the student- faculty basketball game to raise money for the various services it provides for school, community, and its members. OfEcers: Wayne Elliot. Ken Ackcrsom jim Gibson. Clharlic Goodwin: Mr. Johnson facully adviser Y-Teens Left to Right: Mrse Dawson, faculty advisor; Sue Mustaine, Bonnie Bril- mn, Pegjohnsnndudy Brunso. Madeiraas Y-Teen Club is affiliated with the Young Womenhs Christian Association. Its purpose is to help its members to grow as people, to grow in friendship with people of other races, religions, and to grow in the knowledge and love of God. This year the Y-Teens have enjoyed sponsoring guest speakers, dances, slumber parties, and various service activities. 36 Jets The Junior Engineering Technical Society, or the JETS, is made up of boys who are interested in engineering as a profession. Activities include held trips to industries, individual reports, and. programs with movies and speakers. The Club is afhliated with the national JETS Club, and most of the members receive the cjETS Journal? a monthly publication containing detailed studies of various aspects of engineering. Mrs Thomas is adviser to theJETS. FTA Future Teachers of America is a club designed for those students interested in teaching 01 in related Helds such as social work, counseling, or nursing. Throughout the year the members of the club enjoy serious discusgions concerning the advan- tages 0f the teaching profession. Not all the Club,s activities are of a serious nature, however. FATJX. Sponsors a yearly dance to provide funds for projects and a banquet at the end of each year. lVIrs. Stitt is the faculty sponsor. , , FT. 7t.-:.w.' 38 Mnemonic Staff Amid constant challenge and pressing deadlines, Mrs. Swafford and the annual staH fought the never-ending battle for truth, justice and the American way. They finally brought forth a Mnemonic unequaled thus far in the annais of history. Staff members began work on the book early in September. Editors Carolyn Bradley and Bruce Merritt, along with Mrs. Swafford, made a trip to Missouri to consult with the American Yearbook Company, and as soon as a theme was selected, work was begun. Ads; classes, organiza- tions, sports-all phases were handled by busy, diligent Seniors working against time, aiming toward early completion. The Mnemonic editors have many headaches. Edna and Charlie, the Busincss Managers The stout hearted individuals who solicit ads From the local businessmen The people responsible for your gorgeous individua! class picture. 4o Pep Club At Madeira High School, the Pep Club and school spirit are synonymous. Pep Club promotes much of the enthusiasm and sportsmanship shown by our students during the football and basketball seasons. Undoubtedly the roar of Pep Club rooters has pulled our teams through to many victories. Under the leadership of its hardworking ofEcers and Mr. Hoffeld, the club has sponsored dances, trips to professional sports contests, and even innovated those notorious blue and gold beanies. Officers, left to right: Carol MorseiPresu Susie HonsingcrivAPA, judy Robertson-wSecy-Treas, Mustang Echoes Mustang Echoes is Madeirajs OfFlCial student publication. The Stafi advised by Mrs, COC and headed by Editor Debbie Aspinwall and Co-Editor Mark Stevenson, sends a paper to press each month containing everything from student news to the local gossip column. It helps to inform students of forth coming Events and features stories about students who participate in extracurricular activities or who excel in scholastic achievement. MARK AND DEBBIE. MUSTANG ECHOES EDITORS. Office Assista nts The Oche assistants are a valuable asset to M.H.S. These girls contribute one study hall each day to tabulate the number of absentees. They can also be found running numerous errands for the ofhce as well as for some teachers. Edna Goodwin can be found each noon busily tabulating the Fmal reports, and Kathy OlNeill is seen hard at work each afternoon typing the master copy. Mrs. Swaflord is the faculty sponsor in charge of all the attendance girls and the attendance records. Library Club The Library Club is an organization open to the club is to give the student an opportunity to all students at Madeira. The nature of the club learn the procedures used in managing a school requires that members give one study hall each library and to create interest in the held of library week to work in the library. The main purpose of science. The faculty advisor is Mrs. Lyon. 1 ! millll ll Theater Arts Club The Theatre Arts Club has doubled its mem- bership to become more active than ever before. The purpose of the club is to promote enthusiasm for the dramatic arts and to provide students who are interested in this Held with the Opportunity to plan, produce, and perform. This year TAC has chosen to present two plays, Antic Spring and The Importance of Being Earnest. Under the supervision of Mrs. Westman, a chapter of the National Thespian Society has been formed at Madeira this year. The Creative Writing Club encourages its membersi literary abilities. The students present their compositions at club meetings, where they receive constructive criticism and encouragement. Mrs. Neman, the faculty advisor, urges members to enter their writings in literary competition. In addition she manages the publishing of CWC, a book put together by the students containing their best writing of the year. CWC is not solely a club for literary geniuses but open to any student ex- pressing a desire to improve his creative style. Creative Writing Club 43 In a period of our history when world affairs pose many problems For our nation, it is essential that students gain ah unbiased understanding of other people and current issues. Our local Junior Council on World Affairs gives students an insight into the national and international scene, Each yearJCWA presents debates, Elms, speakers, and open discussions for anyone interested. Mrs. Tuck is the faculty advisor. Math Club The Math Club, organized and advised by Mr. Combs, provides an opportunity for those who are interested in mathematics to explore more advanced topics than are 03::er in the classroom. The Club meets each Saturday morning. Anyone with a sincere interest in higher math and inten- tions to continue its study beyond the high school level will Fmd the club an excellent opportunity and investment. n PHNH ? ' , Electronics Club Madeirahs Electronics Club is an organization open to any student who exhibits a strong interest in electronics and possesses a high electronega- tivity. weekly meetings allow members to use the facilities of the electronics lab and shop and to work on their own projects and experiments. The faculty advisor is NIr. Za rley. a i I463 aeiweaa'l , e Language Club The Romance Club is perhaps the largest organ- ization in bur school, numbering more than 250 students. It has a two-fold purpose-social and culturaly Socially it brings together the many students studying a language at MHS, through dances, banquets, andhestase In addition it helps support the AFS program through contributions. Romance Club is ably assisted by Senor EfHer, Mademoiselle Allen, and NIarcus Tullius Budde. 4.5 Ensemble The Ensemble is the well known group of mixed voices under the direction of N11 . Benedict. Their musical arrangements and repertoire are novel and often combine Choreography and singing, If you need to put a good assembly together quickly, call Mr. B. and the Ensemble. FRO.X'7'INJII'. left to right. Taffy Snyder. Carolyn Bradley. Valerie Knehler. Debbie Banks, Carol Marsh Babs Lawton. Lois Osborne. BACK ROH', Brute Merritt. Debbie Aspinwall. Clint Bramkamp. john ByrumJnhn FulmrL Mark Stevenson. Combo To most, the Madeira Brasshour TTCombohvneeds no explanation. This group of seven highly polished music makerSWDon Her- shey, Lyman Hayman, Jim Gibsonj Mike Dever, Scott Bradshaw Headew, Bob Sharp, and Rodney Wal- lacehplays for everything from basketball games and deb parties to T.V. engage- ments. The Brass can be seen weekly, Friday nights, on Channel WMHS, and were previously booked solidly at the TTGynasiumhh a raving new teen club. Need a Band? Boysh Glee Club Boysh Glee Club is a select vocal group of sophomore, junior, and senior boys. Their musical repertoire, frequently arranged by advisor NIr. Benedict, includes a healthy mixture of serious and novel tuneshpopular and barbershop, espe- cially suited to the blend of male voices. Left 10 right, FRUVT RUH': Kathy Thurman Charla Scott. Lois Os- borne, Carol Morse. Valerie Koehler. Sherry Hclsun. juice 'l'mincr, Jill Dieters, Tierelee ReecL Gayle Pilgrim. Debby Aspinwull. Carolyn Bradley. Diane Calvin, Sandy .Xrlesserly. Taffy Snyder. li-JL'K RUN? Barb Fredrivk- Son, Patti Perin, Lynne Rolfsenh Bonnie Britton. Barham Lily, Reva Getty: Jill Thornton, Anne Sininger. Debbie Banks. Denise Tudor. Babs Lamunh Susie Hunsinger.Judi Kidder, Mary MacKnight. Left 10 right. FROXTRUH : Donald Hult'hinson. Clint Bramkamp.J0hn Byrum. Ralph Brmvm Barb Fredrirksom Bil! Cseploh Jed Hargeu. Dave XVippen Steve Malung Paul Fultnn. 3:1 CK RUN? Dung Slire. Dave McDonald. Ken WegenharL Delbert Hayman. Mark Stevenson. Randy Bell. Mark Russell. BUT Black. Bruce Merritt. Ken Hzm'kinshjnhn Fulton Girlsh Glee Club The counterpart to the boysy group is the Girlsh Glee Club, Also under the direction of Mr. Benedict, this group of some thirty voices special- izes in pop and ballad numbers. 47 FRUN'I' ROW Left to right, Patty Smith, Diane Neubauer, Martha MacKnight BA CK ROW, Janet Bressert, Mary MacKnighl, Debbie Cross, Emily Kees. 48 Madeira Band The MHS Band is one of the hardest working organizations in our school. Its members are called upon to march at football games and parades, and to perform in concert as well as prepare the Variety Show and various assemblies. The band is under the direction of Mr. Charles W. Medert who spends hours arranging music, writing scripts, and sharpening the instrumental music program to perfection. Its many Ene performances are certainly evidence of the bandjs enthusiastic spmt. Drum Major and band president Scott Bradshaw The Madeira marching band in action. nu. d. vile W10? 54.: .; . M. .... . ,3, .,.H.r .Y; J. Ann!!! .. .. a.gguwvmx RWJMW A, w . . x: z . r . 49 The MHS Senior Choir consists of our most experienced vocalists, 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, the Variety Show, and Baccalaureate. Senior Choir also presents its traditional choral concert in the spring Chorus Junior Choir is composed of freshmen and sophomores. The experience and training gained enables its members to advance to thE Senior level. Also under the direction of Mr. Benedict, j.V. Choir performs in the Thanksgiving and Easter assemblies, thE annual concert, and Baccalaureate. Senior Choir 50 Accompanists and Secretaries Kathy Thormam Barb LGz Gayle Pilgrimhjcnny Gcrlh, Ann Spur, Fran Vordcnhcrg. Lois Osborne. Carolyn Bradley. 5I 7,! Faculty RaVeS W .. nnn ,V Winchestah Ca- theedrahl ,. H w uOfmurse you can have my autograph! n X . .and if you Ever make any more of those funny Latin remarks . uOnce upon a time , n Come to me my mclanchnly baby . . 'H0w did I ever let my wife talk me into lhislw uThe P4 ANS onV Missljcanctlc Hanna American History Mrs. Catherine Tuck Ancient History, Modern European History, World History The History Department offers courses in Ancient History, Modern European History, World History, American History, and American Government. It gives the student a basic under- standing of the past and a view of the complicated world of today which he must soon learn to face. Mrs. Mary Lou h-Ianning World History, American Histo 1 Mr. Ralph Wrighi American Government Languages Madeira offers excellent courses in three foreign languages. Students learn to speak and write Latin7 French, and Spanish If they choose to pursue advanced language courses, the Students have an opportunity to study the works of famous forpign authors. The language lab aids the students in acquiring Huency in speaking a foreign lan- guage. Mr. Victor Emcr Spanish 1, II. III, IV Miss Sally Allen French I, H, I, IV a a i 4! 5'1 Mr. Thomas Budde Latin 1, II. III. IV' 55 Missjoyce Hugenberg English II, Devclnpmental Reading :VIF. Ralph johnsnn English IV Enghsh This valuable department gives the student an opportunity to learn the important art of com- munication by written and spoken word. The study of literature offers the student increased knowledge and gives depth to his mind. Mrs. Elizabeth VVestman English 1,jnurnalism Mrs. Maryljane Yellon Engiish III; SPCFCh Miss Nancy Stokes English I, II. Development Reading Mrs. Bclh Nemzm English 111, IV The Math Field in our day and age is growing by leaps and bounds and so calls for various improvements and advancements in the courses offered. Madeira presently offers General Math, Algebra I and II, Plane Geometry and Math IV which consists of Solid Geometry, Trigonometry, and Advanced Mathematics The Math Depart- ment is constantly endeavoring to provide a well- rounded program for its students, It presmitly is setting up an accelerated program for those in- terested students who are ever striving to become better acquainted with this fascinating field of Study. Mr. Ernest Combs Algebra I, II; Plane Geometry MriJames Dunn Plane Geometry; Math IV Mrs.jane Dawson Algebra I, General Math 58 Sciences Madeirak Science Program includes along with General Science, courses in Biology, Physics, and Chemistry. These courses consist of more than the normal classroom lectures and discussions. In Biology, the student encounters several dissec- tions with ticreaturesw such as worms, crayfish, frogs, and grasshoppers as his victim. Along with the Chemistry and Physics courses g0 several lab periods during which the student carries on various specified experiments from his lab manual. Such dissections and experiments make the courses more complete and also more interesting. Mix Charles Hartley Binlngy. Algebra I Mr. Charles Buchy Chemistry, Physics Mrs. Barbara Thomas Chemistry, General Science 59 .prw Mr. Charles Medert Band; Music Theory Mr. Gardner Benedict Chorus 60 Art and Music The Art and Music Departments of a high school are an integral part of its program to pro- duce well-rounded individuals. Madeira High has active art and music programs which, through their projects, bring entertainment and honor to our school. Mrs. Frances Elberty Art Business Education Madeirafs many business courses offer the student valuable training VVhiCh proves praCHcal in todayjs world. Many of the skills acquired in such business subjects as typing, shorthand, and bookkeeping are helpful in getting ajob, preparing for coHege 0r tending to business nuancrs hulater life. Mrs. Lillian Coe Shnrthand I. II, Bookkeeping. Senior BusinessTmmma 61 vi mu HIE FEHIIRIES iMmIIHtiite Inertia;- Mr. Barry Rust Typing 1. II Mrs Frances Still General Business; Typingr L English 1, Business English Physical Education Fitness in mind and body is important to every student. These four teachers are constantly trying to develop and improve our athletic skills. Ma- deirajs athletic program Offers a variety of indoor and outdoor activities. Mrs. Clara Pisknr llcallh Physit'al Education Mrs. Barbara Baker Physical Education Mr. Leslie UDoc Vnshell Physical Education Director Physical Education. Health 62 Mr. Bill Williamson World Hismry, Health. Physiml liduvalion. Driver's 'I'mining Our illustrious student teachers run! 63 u... Mr. William anTeld Physival Education Home Economics Mrs Helen SwaH'ord Home Economics L II, III, IV Industrial Arts Mr.James Zariey Electronics I, II, Wood and Metal 1,11, Mechanical Drawing I, II 64 The Home Economics Department, headed by Mrs. Swafford, is one of the most active depart- ments in our school. The four year course offered is designed to prepare a girl for household manage- ment and to act as a prerequisite for college Home Economics. The Industrial Arts Department at Madeira consists of courses in mechanical drawing, elec- tronics, wood and metal working, and industrial arts. These courses, taught by Mr. Zarley, give practical training in electricity, building, Enishing, designing, and drafting. The Madeira High library has a wide and varied collection of books especially geared to the needs of the high school student. Ably directed by Mrs. Lyon, our library is a quiet place for study and research. Library hdrs. Durmhy Lyon Library Faculty Index ALLEN, SALLY A. A.B. Western College for Women MA. University of Cincinnati BAAS, ROBERT M. B.S.Ed. Miami University M,Ed. Xavier University BAKER, BARBARA J. B.S.Ed. University of Cincinnati BENEDICT, GARDNER B.Mus.Ed. Chicago Conservatory of Music MAMusic Northwestern University BUCHY, CHARLES E. A B., B.S.Ed. Wittenberg University Ohio State University University of Cincinnati BUDDE, THOMAS E. B.A. Xavier University M.A. Xavier University COE, LILLIAN L B.S. Eastern Kentucky University M.A. Eastern Kentucky University COMBS, ERNEST G. B.S.Ed. Eastern Kentucky University DAWSON, JANE A.B. Wittenberg University DUNN, JAMES B.A. Cedarville Coliege B.S.Ed. Cedarville College University of Cincinnati EFFLER, VICTOR A.B. Xavier University M.Ed. Xavier Univefsity ELBERTY, FRANCES B.A. Cleveland Art Institute B S.Art Ed. Miami University M.Ed. Miami University ERNSTING, MARY P. B.S.Ed. Miami University M.Ed. University of Cincinnati HANNA, JEANETTE MARIE A.B. Transylvania College University of Kentucky HARTLEY, CHARLES B. A.B. Indiana University HOFFELD, WILLIAM R B.S. Wilmington College MAV Xavier University HUGENBERG, JOYCE. A.B Our Lady of Cincinnati College MAV University of Cincinnati JACOBY, ROBERT B.S. University of Dayton M.Ed. Nliami University JOHNSON, RALPH BA. Los Angeles State College M.A. Los Angeles State College LANG, FRANK R. B.S.EdA University of Cincinnati M.Ed. University of Cincinnati LYON, DOROTHY A. B.A. Wichita State University MANNING, MARY LOU BS, Eastern Kentucky University MEDERT, CHARLES W. B.S. University of Cincinnati B.M., B.F.A. University of Cincinnati NEMAN, BETH 3. AB. University of Michigan MA. University of Cincinnati PISKOR, CLARA M. B.S. Wilmington College ROST, BARRY L. B.S.Ed. University of Cincinnati STITT, FRANCES H. BA. Marietta College B.S. Simmons College MA, Northwestern University STOKES, NANCY A.B. University of Kentucky M.A University of Kentucky SWAFFORD, HELEN B.S. Eastern Kentucky University M.A. University of Cincinnati THOMAS, BARBARA J. B.S. Bowling Green State University TUCK, CATHERINE B.A. University of Cincinnati VOSHELL, LESLIE W, B.S.Ed. Eastern Kentucky University WESTMAN, ELIZABETH B.S.Ed. Ohio State University WILLIAMSON, WILLIAM G. B S.Ed. Miami University M.Ed. Xavier University WRIGHT, RALPH BVS.Ed. Ohio State University YELTON, MARY JANE A.B. University of North Carolina ZARLEY, JAMES W. B.S.Ed. Ohio University Secretary, Diane McKenzie; Treasurer, Lyman Hayman: President. Biff BlaCk; Vice-presidem, Scott Bradshaw. 1:;iiifi'??andership- I 967 Advisors: Nir. Zarley; Mnjohnson; Mrs. C09; Mr. Buthy, mvordinamr; Miss Allen; erx Swaffurd. KENNETH ACKERSON, Fcotball 2- I 4; Track2,3; Key Ciub 3,4, V. Pres. 4; ' Pep Club34. - DANIEL ANCONA, FooEball I1,,;34 Spanish Club1 -'3; Key Club3. KATHLEEN ANDERSON, GAA 1-4; Pep Club 14; Mustang Echoes 3,4; Variety Show 24; World Affairs 1-3; Theater Arts 3,4; Mnemonic 4; Chorus 1-4; Intramurais 14 ' SAILLYANDREWS,GAA1 4-; Sec y 3, V Pres 4; Y- Teens 1-;3 Pep Club 2-4; Basketball 3; Mnemonic 4; MustIanIg Echoes 3 ,4 ROBERT ARDUSER, Band 1-4; Track I 2;-4 Intramural Basketbaii 3, 4. DEBORAH ASPINWALL, Intramu- I . rals 14; GAA 1 -;4 Y-Teens 14; Pep Ci-ub 1-4; Cheerleader 1 ,2 ,4; Mnemonic ' ' 4; Glee Club 2- 4; Ensemble 3, 4; Chorus ' 14; Mustang Echoes 1-4, Editor4 1 LESLIE BATES, Band 14; Variety Shaw 14; Spanish Club 2,3; Pep Club H . 4; Math Club 3,4; Music Contest 2,3. - . JUDITH BAUER, GAA 1-4; Pep Club 14, SecW-Treas. 3; Variety Show 1-3; IjI Office Assistant 4; Mustang Echoes , ' 3, 4. i CAROL BECHTOLD, Spec1al Student WILLIAM BECKMAN RANDALL BELL, Transfer Student 4, Variety Show 4; Chorus 4; Glee Club 4;junior Achievement 4. WILLIAM BLACK, Class President 1 4-; Student Council 2-4; Scholarship ' Team 3; Pres EHLSC ,4; Variety Show ' 4, Glee Club 4; Baseball 1,;2 Basket- ball 1,2; Tennis 3,4; Football 4. MARGARET BOESINGER, JCWA 1-4, Treas. 3, Sccy4; Mnemoriic4; Pep Club 14; Y- Teens 2, 3; Roma'ncc- Club 4, Honor Society 24, Treas. 4; Band 1-4. SYLVIA BOETTCI-IER, Y-Teens 3,4; Cathage Fair 1-4; Mnemonic 4. GARY BOYS, Intramurals 1-4; Prom Committee 3. CAROLYN BRADLEY, Chorus 14; Variety Show 14; Glee Club 2-4; Mnemonic Editor 4; Class Sedy 3; GAA 1-3; Pep Ciub 1-4; Girls, Football! 3; Romance Club 4; Ensemble 3-4. SCOTT BRADSHAW, Student Council 14, V. Pres. 4; Combo 3,4; Band 14, Pres. 4; Drum Major 4; Variety Show 14; Mnemonic 4; Baseball 4; Class V. Pres. 3 ,4. CLINTON BRAMKAMP, Chorus 1-4; Ensemble 4; Glee Club 2-4; Variety Show 14' Chess Club 34; Mnemonic 4 I11. KENNETH DANIEL ACKERSON ANCONA KATHLEEN ANDERSON ,JUDITH CAROL BAUER BECHTOLD WILLIAM BECKMAN MARGARET SYLVIA GARY BOESINGER BOETTCHER BOYS 68 ROBERT DEBORAH LESLIE ARDUSER ASPINWALL BATES SALLY ANDREWS MHLUANI CHERYL MARTHA BLACK BLAZONE BLEY RANDALL BELL CAROLYN ' SCOTT CHJNTON BRADLEY BRADSHAW' BRAMKAMP 1! 69 l JANET CATHERINE BRESSERT BURNS ROBERT CHATTERSON LESLIE CHARLEVILLE MICHAEL CORNETT ROBERT CROSSLEY . 'rujrd .wmn-s m-.-w.uL.-uwwm JOHN BETTY LEE BYRUM CAMPBELL CARMAN JUDITH BUSCHUR ' I I i; .t'f ROBERT PATRICIA DIANA CLASEN CLAYTON COCHRAN ROBERT CLARK MARGARET CSEPLO LINDA jOHN JAMES DAVIS DeBRA DEITERS 71 DARYL NHCHAEL GLORUX DENECKE DEVER IHLBERT SHARON DOERR T RONALD CHERYL NANCY FALTER FITE FLOYD THOMAS FORLINES CHARLES DWIGHT KAREN JAMES GOODWIN GARDNER GECKS HBSON 72 DARYL. DENECKE, Cheerleader 2-4 Captain 2,4; GAA 1-4; Pep Club 1 -;4 Mustang Echoes 2-4; Mnemonic 4; Honor Society 3,4; Romance Club 4 V. Pres 4; Volleyba112-4; Intramurals 1 -4. MICHAEL DEVER, Band 4; Key Club 1; Pep C1ub1. 'GLORIA DILBERT, GAA 1 -;4 Hock- ey 2-4; Y-Teens 1- 3; Spanish Club 1 -;3 FTA 3; Art Club 3- 4' Mustang Echoes 4 SHARON DOERR, GAA 1-3; R0- malice Club '4; Homecoming Attendant 1-4, Pep Club 1 -;4 Student Council 1 -;4 Glee Club .2- 4; Intramurals 1 -;3 NASC Deiegate 1; Honor Society 34; Mne- monic 4' Volleyball 2,3; Prom Invita- tion Chairman 3. ROGER ERTEL, Track 1-4; Cross- Country 3,4; Intramurals 1,2,4. KRISTINA ESTEBO, GAA 1 -4, JCWA 2w4, Prog. Chairman 3, Pres 4; PE-p Club 1-4; Intramurals 1-4, Scholar- ship Team 12,3; Girls Football 3; Variety Show 1-4; Mustang Echoes 2- 4;Mner110nic 4; Honor Society 3,;4 Romance Club 4' Chorus 3 4. RONALD FALTER. CHERYL F ITE GAA 1,4; Y-Teens 1- 4' Variety Show 1-4; Mustang Echoes 4; I-ntramurals 1-4, Pep Club1-4;Girls F00tball3; Romance C1ub4 NANCY, FLOYD, GAA 3 ,;4 Y-Tecns 4; Spanish Club 3; Carthage Fair 2-4; Intramurals 3 ,4. THOMAS FORLINES. DOUGLAS FRANKENBERG, Pep C1ub4;Band1,2;LibraryC1ub4. JOHN FULTON, Chess Club 2-4; Chorus 1 -;4 Glee Club 2- 4' Ensemble 3 ,;4 Variety Show 2-4. DWIGHT GARDNER,Choru51 KAREN GECKS, Pep C1 ub 4; Y-Teens 4; Mnemonic 4; Theater Arts 4. JAMES GIBSON, Deer Park 1,2; Combo 3,4; Variety Show 3.4; Key Club 3,4, Pres. 4; Golf4; Student Coun- cil 4; Mnemonic 4; Homecoming Com- mittee 4. CHARLES GOODWIN, Key Club 1-4; Scholarship Team 1,2; Honor Society 2,-4 Pres. 4; Class V. Pres. 2' Jets 2 ,,3 V. Pres. 3' Band 1-4; Variety Show 1-4; Math Club 3' Romance Club 4; Mne- monic4; Boysz State3. EDNA GOODWIN; FTA 1-4; Mne- monic 4; Y- Teens 2, 3' Romance Club 4, Math CIub 3 ,;4 Scholarship Team 1 -;4 Honor Society 2-4; National Merit 4, Office Assistant 3, 4. MICHAEL GREGG, Basketball l-;4 Baseball 1-4; Chorus ,1; Cross- Country 3' Pep Club4 73 DOUGLAS FRANKENBERG EDNA GOODWIN KHRISTINA ESTEBO FULTON MICHAEL GREGG MICHAEL JUDITH JED GRIGG HANSHER HARGETT LYMAN THOMAS CAROLYN HAYMAN HAYMAN HENTZ LINDA HERRON STEVEN HURST LINDA PAUL KATHLEEN HOWARD HUDDLE HUIET 74 MARILYN DEBORAH HARNER HARRINGTON CANDACE SUSAN HIBBARD HOFFMAN JON HESSELBROCK DONALD MARGARET HUTCHINSON JOHNSON v'MARILYN JOLLIS .. A 1. 4 Pep Club 1,2 4; Spamsh C 1.1le2 Creative Writing 3:4; Theater A ' Assistant 1,4 :33 4; Theater . Arts 3,4;:Intr:ari'111rals 1-4, Y- TLJCWA 4; Giee Club 2 IEMILY KEES, GAA 3I, Mnemonic 4 . 1'. Santa Monica,CaiiF01'nia Teens 4';- Pep Club- Office AssiStantr ' Mnemonic 4, Interscholastic SportsBI; '1 Club 1-3; Vagricty Shaw 2-4; Girls Football 3, Intramairals 2-4, Theaiter, I I'- Teens 1,2; IMusItan'gI; EChoes :;4 Pep I I I Arts4; Prom Committee3; I . RUSSELL KINNER, Key Club 4 Honor Society 3,4 Math Club 34; 2, 3, 4; MnemoInic 4' ,JCWA 4. 2- 4; JETS 3; Math Club 3 4, Theater Arts 4; Creative Writing Club- 3 Country 4- Variety Show 3, 4' Ensembie4; Romance- Club 4;Homecomi11g Own 4; Chorus .' 4' InterscholaStEc Sports 2-4; Mnemonic 4; Intramurals 2-4; Glee Club4. I JOHN LATHAN, ..Intramurals 2-4; Band 4, Chorus 1 ,2 Wrestling 4; Span- Iish Club 3, 4. JAMES LAWSON, Intramurais 1-4; MusItang Echoes 4; Pep CEub 1; Mne- Arts 4. BARBARA LAWTON, Interschoiastic Sports 1-4; Variety Show 2-4; Glee Club 2-4; GAA:1-;4 Ensemble 4; Y-Teens 2' CYNTHIA LEISCHER, GAA 14; Rep Club 1-4; Mustang Echoes 4; Office 1 Assistant 1,2,4; Mnemonic 4; Intra- murals 1-4. RICHARD LITTLE, Basketball 1; Spanish Club 1,2; Pep Club 1-4; Class Treasurer1gKey Club4. I I I I I I WENDY LITTLE, GAA 2-4'; Theater Arts 4; JCWA; Pep Chib 2-4; Mustang Echoes 4; Y-Teens 2-4. TERESE LOCKWOOD, GAA 1-4; Pep Club 1,2,4; Theater Arts 3,4, Treas. 4; Shillito's Sewi 11g Board 4; CaIi'thagc- Fair 1-;4 Interscholastic Sports 3 4' Creative. . Writing Club 4, Variety Show 14; Mnemonic 4; Y- Teens 1-4, S'cc'y 2. ANN LODICO, GAA 2,4; Theater I A1451, Treas. 1; Romance CILib4, Exec- utive Board;P1'om Committee 3;H0111e- coming Committee 4 013306 . ..LINDA KAMMAN; GAA. .14: Much; ' 11101111: .;4 Girls Football 3.; Pep Club 1- Teens 4 IIitcr's'cho'lasti'c Sports 14; I :Varzety Show , '1-4;Ba'11d-3,;4 Chorus 1,2; PIe'p ,CIu'bl, , '; 3,4; Interscholastic Sport's 1-4; IHIKZT-I ' 111111313 14; 'Y-Teeiis 1., Girls FootbaliI..-I IKA'THYKELLI Y, SantaM0n1ca'H1gh . 'SHARON KELLEY GAA 24; Y-.'I t-ramurIaIIs- 144;: XI REBECCA KE'SISILER GAAI1-4; Y-' I , MARGARET KING, GAA 3,4; Pep,- Club 4.; Y-Tee'ns 402211123 Fair 3, 4' ' JETS 2; Pep Club 4; Scholarship Team , -IROBERT KLAR,Ti:nnis'1-4; cross- 'Couritry 4; Key ClubI1-4,ChorIus 4; ' Band 1-4; Pep Ciub 2 4511111423; Show I ERNEST KLERKS Track 24' :Chess' a Club 1;Spa1f1ish Club 12;4 Cross K VALERIE KOEHLER Pep C1115 2-4 ' 3,4;Ciiee1'1eader 3,;4 GAA 2-4, Treas. , ' monic 4, Key Club 4; JCWA 4' Theater- Intramurals 1-4; Pep Ciub4; Chorus 2-4. MARILYN JOLLIS MARGARET KING BARBARA LAWTON LINDA KAMMAN RUSSELL KINNER ROBERT KLAR CYNTHIA LEISCHER 76 KATHERINE SHARON REBECCA KELLEY KELLEY KESSLER VALERIE JOHN JAMES KOEHLER LATHAN LAWSON ERNEST KLERKS RICHARD LITTLE WENDY TERESE ANN LITTLE LOCKWOOD LODICO MARTHA MacKN IG HT BRUCE MERRITT MEYER RICHARD KENNETH NORRIS OLSSON E a E E :31 TIMOTHY MCCREARY CAROL MORSE CARLA MITCHELL DALE MALONEY KATHLEEN ONEILL MICHAEL MCDONALD 79 DIANE MCKENZIE DIANE NEUBAUER CONSTANCE ORSE KAREN MEDERT CLARA NILES PATRICIA PERIN CHARLES KAREN SHARON PETERING PRICKETT PRICKETT TERRY RAUCH CAROLYN PAMELA PAMELA REGISTER RICE RICHARDSON CARL SCHNEIDER STEPHEN GROVER WILLIAM SALT SAMS SCHMALFUSS 80 CHARLES PETERING, Au Claire, .: Michigan 1; Footbail 2; Track 2-4; lTheatEr, Arts 3,4; Intramurals 2-4; Mustang Echoes 3,4; Cross Country 4; ,Vgri'gty Show 4. , KAREN PRICKETT, GAA 1-3; Pep 'jClhbl'A; Y-Teens 2,3; Variety Show 1- 4; Romance Club 4; Intramurals 1-3; Mnemonic4. - SHARON PRICKETT, GAA 1-3; Pep 1,0195 1,4; Y-Teens 2,3; Variety Show ,.;.1-4-;IR0,1fnance Club 4; Intramurals 1-3; 121Minem0hic 4. , TERRY RAUCH, Key Club 4; Track . 1-3Q;,Pjep C1ub2,3. , prOISgERT- REDEMEIER, Band 14; .;.;Combo 3,4; Variety Show 1-4; Spanish L Club 2; Mustang Echoes 3; Key Club 2 L :4. 7, ' ROBERT REED, Pep Club 2,3; ,yThcater Arts 4; Mustang Echoes 4; 1 ; AttTCIub 4, CAROLYN REGISTER, Norland, Miami, Fla., 1. ,PAMELA RICE, Y-Teens 1; GAA 2,3; rPep' Club 1; Spanish Club 3; Romance Ci2iab'4. PAMELA RICHARDSON, Pep Club 1,2,4; GAA 3,4; Intramurals 2-4; Interscholastic Sports 2-4; World Affairs 14; Spanish Club 2. . JUDY ROBERTSON, Cheerleader 1; 3,4; Y-Teens 1,2; Class Secuy 1,2; GAA 1-4, Treas, 3, 866;! 4; Pep Club 1-4, Treas, 4; Romance Club 4; Intramurals 1-4; Mustang Echoes 4; Chorus 1-3. 8:63: 2,3; Homecoming Court 4. ,MARK RUSSELL, Football 1,4; Tennis 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Cross Coun- try13; Chorus 1-4; Glee Club 2-4; Mne- monic 4; Band 1; Key Club 4. STEPHEN SALT, Chillicothe 1,2; Chorus 4; Key Club 4; Theater Arts 4; Football 3,4; Baseball 3,4. - ,GROVER SAMS, Band 1-4; Scholar- 1. ship Team 1-4; Chorus 1-3; Glee Club 1 2,3; Pep Club 4; JETS 2; JCWA 3,4; Variety Show 1-4; Math Club 3,4; Key Club 4; Mnemonic 4. WILLIAM SCHMALFUSS, Baseball ' 2; Basketball 1-4; Tennis 3,4, CARL SCHNEIDER, jETS 2-4; Math Club 3,4; jCWA 2-4; Key Club 2-4; Spanish'Club 1,2; Pep Club 4; Football 1,4; Chess 2; TrackZ. BERNADE'ITE SEIFERT, Creative Writing Club 3,4, Pres. 4; Mustang Echoes 4; Romance Club 4; Scholarship Team 2-4. ROBERT SHARP, Band 14; Combo 1-4; Tennis 2-4; Variety Show 1-4; Key Club 4; Mnemonic 4; Pep Club41 ROBERT REED ROBERT REDEMEIER MARK RUSSELL jUDY ROBERTSON BERNADETTE ROBERT SEWERT SHARP 81 PAULA MICHAEL WILLIAM SIEMON SIMMS SIMMS RICHARD JAMES PATRICIA SIPPEL SLATE SMITH BARBARA PRESTON KENNETH SWARTOUT THOMPSON THORMAN 82 ANNE SININGER DEBORAH STITES STUMPE MARK STEVENSON JILL WILLIAM THORNTON TREFZGER FRANCES VORDENBERG CHERYL WHITE DAVID WIPPER JUDITH WALBECK CRAIG WALKER SUSAN WILLIAMS PATRICIA WILLIAMSON BARBARA YOUNG PATRICK WARREN Yes, itmuslbeZ:45. 85 PAMELA WEBER PAMELA WEEKS Wonder what I have measles? Busy with attendance, Juniors The optimistic Junior Class of 1967 has just completed their busiest year to date, Starting in September, the Juniors were faced with the task of raising money for the annual Junior-Senior Prom to be held in May. By diiigently keeping the candy machines full and by roaming through the football stands peddling their wares, theJuniors managed to reach their goal7 and honored the Seniors with the social highlight of the year This year Juniors began to look ahead toward college. Taking college boards proved to be a diHicult task but we are confident that this class of 568 did quite well; time will tell. Next year with our school in the hands of these competent Juniors, we can visualize nothing but success and well-being for Madeira High School. Sherry HelsnnaSecretaryiSaliy LewisaTreasurer; Dave Hardgmvei PresidenlATirelee Reethive President Mr. G. B. HartleyiAdvisort Weire pushing Snickersw this week, have one!.' Donald Archiable Earl Arthur NIarcia Bagent Shirley Bailey James Bamber Lois Bamber Debbie Banks Douglas Beck Sally Beresford Robert Bertram Donna Bley NIichael Boeucher Gale Bugle Becky Bolhwell Bonnie Britten Joe Brown Larry Brown Laura Brown Judy Brunso Mary Ann Burkhardt Diane Calvin Sue Carman Roger Carter Frank Chanerson Alice Clark Rudy Combs Sherry Cornell Mike Couch Janet Creighton Charlie Davidson BB Juniors Ken Davis Barbara Dawson Sandit Dtcrwcster jilI Dieters Don Dopp Kenneth Drescher Bob Dunseth Wayne Elliou Emerson Emery Joe Enzweiler David Ertel Karen Faltin Karen Findley Sherry File Carol Floyd Judy Foy Reva Gettys David Gill Gayle Gobrecht Debbie Guderwis Lilly German William Grundemann Barb Gunn Pal Hahn Betty Hanson Dave Hardgrove Debbie Hartman Michael Hayden Delbert Hayman Sherry Hclson Paul Hem Bob Hague Susie Honsinger Daryl Horton Andy Hurst Len ny jaccod Frankjohnston Barbara Jones Jo hn Jones Dan Keller Donna Keller Judi Kidder Steve Kincaid Karen Klein Bill Koehler Susan Kostcr Mike Kruske Barbara Lay Jim Lester Mariene Levitz Sally Lewis Doug Little Jean Loux jean Loux Steve Lovins Debbie Mackenzie Mary MacKnight Steve Malone Larry Marcussen William Marsh Kathy MCCahe John Melvin Sandy Messerlcy Randy Moody Barbara Morris Steve Mueller Susan Mustaine Marion Oberling Lois Osborne James Owens Kathleen Padgett Don Patten Margie Pember Steve Piecznnka Gail Pilgrim Doug Poppenhouse judy Purcell Nancy Rakae Tierelee Reed Eleanora Rettig Doug Richmond Cynthia Riesterer Wayne Roach julie Rogers Lynn Rolfsen Pete Sanders Wally Sanna James Sattlcr Doug Saum Bill Schell Juniors Melanie Schcxnayder Ga ry Schneider Stephen Schroeder Debbie Schuler Charla Scott Ricky Serge Steve Settle ' Kristeen Shank Larry Sheakley Peg Siders Nancy Slater Mike Smith Sieve Snay Stephanie Snyder Ann Sperr Margaret Steel Randy Tanner Jim Thompson Kathy Thorman Dennis Tmh Nla ry Tower Joyce Trainer Gary Vance Steve W'alker Janet Wallact Kathy W'Cilzel Carolyn While Calhy Whitley Dean Winkeiman Marty Witschgcr Carol Wright Not Pictured Dave Kcefer Cathy White l83 Wise Foolstk A year ago about this time, The freshmen forward bound Had almost reached their second year, And it was hard, they found But they worked hard to make the grade, The second year they reached. And with potential like they have, We wish Success to each Must be exam time! tln Greek means Sophomores. 92 President: Barry Fite Vice President: Don Hershey Secretary: Carol Collett Treasurer: Laura Black Advisor: Mrs. Thomas G0 aheadrit won,t break! ROII'T R0 W 2 RUW3 ROH'J ROIV5 Susan Andrews jack Angus Denny Balsly Bonnie Bangert Bob Banks Cheryl Banks Fany Barkley Linda Barren Richard Basile Laura Biack Jim Blankenship Cindy Boike Noel Breehne Ralph Brown Rick Brown Gary Brunner Karen Cannon Rhonda Carper Pat Chamberlin 93 R O W 6 ROW? ROWX RUWQ Linda Cleveland Carol Collcu Mark Corbin Debbie Clmss Teri Crnuch Bill Cscpln Rich Curto Cindy Doughman David Duderstadl Dean Eccles Terry Elliott Greg Ely Donna Erwin Rick Estebo Dick Evans Shirlene Evers Jerry Ewers Debbie Fairall Paul Fairchild Donna Fey RU W 7 ROW? R 0 W 3 ROWJ Debbie Fiille Barry File George Flores Janice Flowers Kathy Flowers David Forelines Dennis Foy Barb Fredrickson Marilyn Freese Bob Fulchcr Gary Fullam Jim Fuller Paul Fulton Patti Gardner Debbie Garret! jenny Gchlker Mark Gentry Jenny Gerth Ginny Giibert Carol Gillie Joy Godwin Gene Goes Harrison Green Peggy Grigg Mark G runer Hf the fool would persist in his folly, he would become wise? ROW5 ROW6 ROW7 ROWS ROWQ Linda Guenlhner Kent Hamilton Marshall Hamilton Nancy Hanson Terry Hartley Terri Hauer Toni Haul Ken Hawkins Chris Hehnke Patti Heitzman Kathy Hendrix Karen Henke Don Hcrshcy Leslie Hibbard Ed Hillman Julie Hopkinson Terri Huicl Tom Hummel Eddie Hundemer Nannellejex Peterjollis Rogerjudd john Kelley 94 ROH'I RU ? RUH'J ROH'I ROH'KS ROH'Ii wThe fool doth think he is wise, but the wise man knows himself to be a Mary Ann Kennedy David Kenney Pally King Lynn Kornman Alan Koster Cindy Kramer ROW 7 Barbara Lambert Al Lane Jeannie Larbes ROWE Tom Larbes Larry Larson Christi Latham Dan Ledford Dan Lewis Debbie Lindner Earl Lindslty Lisa Lockwood Ann Lokesak Dun Lang Dave MacDonald ROH'9 Frank Mark Mark JVIaidIow Lori Mancini 95 Richard NIauzy Keith Maxwell Cindy McCabe Denny McElwain Mark Messerly Eve iVIinderman Nikki Mitchell Fred .VIUhn john Moody Guy Napier Cathy Nelles Ralph Niles Vicky Orrisun Linda Osborn Bonnie Patten Pat Pelham JefTPerkins Phil Perkins Tim Perkis Steve Poster Dan Peterson Jim Purcell Nancy Radcliffe Nlarvin Reed Bo Register hHe who knows not and knows not that he knows not, is a fool. He who knows and knows that he knows, is wise? RU W I Saundra Reif Denise Tudor Dave Richmond Douglas Van Pelt Jay Roach Kathy Walker Patti Robertson Rodney Wallace Terri Ross James Sauler R0 W5 Jim Waller James Scherrer Dick Ward Greg Schwein Robert Waters Ann Gay Watson R0 W2 John Schwier Ken Wegenhart Torn Schwier Cindy Welch Larry Scott Richard Wcsse! Mark Seifert George Widmeyer Pat Shannon Ken Shear ROWIi David Wilson Cheryl Shinkie Kcn Wippel Linda Smiley Edwin Wipper R0 W3 Suzanne Summers R0 W 7 Debbie Wolfe Phil Stegman Vicky Wolff: Douglas Steier john Wykoff NIike Strickland ROWE Dale Wyllie ROW 4 Cheryl Stringer Susan Wynocker Fatty Susshine Patricia Tench NOT PICTURED: Mike Thomayer Terri Luken Steven Ulrcy 96 Why Am I Here- Where Am I Going? FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Mr. James Dunn Advisor Greg Lang President 5 Don Frodge Vice-President Patricia Gill Secrmary Ann Lawson Treasurer Layne Ackfrmnn Toni Alexander Debra Allegra Darla Allman Run Anderson Erit Baker Pam Balay Jan Blelnmn Janalyn Basmm David Balc-s Linda Bauer Diane Berry Stephan Bays Mike Brendamour Denbrah Brown Lawrence Brown Anita Brm'les Vaughn Burger hii-II-Jmuml : a a ,m, um ,. .1 97 Stephan Engelken M ichael Ernsting Sandy Faelchle Scott Faelchle Coleen Falter Caleb Faux Thomas Filbin Micheal Fischer Dora Fitzsimmons Laurel Frank Don Frodge Stephanie Galchtll Michele Gemor Daniel Geycr 98 Dawn Burton Bruce Carter Donald Carter Sandra Causey William Clasen Don Cochran Stephan Conner Linda Constant Ronald Cornell Albert Corrill Richard Creighton Tom Cruse Jane Davidson Lynn Davis Gail Deerwester Donald Denecke Kenneth Dericks Al Eggleston Robert Gibbs Keith Gibson Patricia Gill Herbert Glasgow Kenneth Goas Kathleen Goderwis Susan Good Sherri Graham Pete Gray Karyn Gregory Lora Gross Scott Grout Dennis Hacker Susan Haehnle Linda Hanson Robert Hart Ruben Hayden Sally Hayhow William Hendricks Sandy Henggeler Brian Herron Meladie Herron Sally Hershey Jean Herzog Steven Hurd Amy Hurst Vickie lery Mark Ingram Debra Jiiek Stephanjohnson Kim Kammer Dennis Ktlch Heltna Keller James Kelley Jan Kersltn Micheal Keys Gary Louis Donna Lovins Amy Maier John Malay Janet Marl Scan McClain Pat McDonald Christine Mellinger Stephen Messinger Babbeue Meyer Rebecca Meyer Chris Miller jan Miller Ronald Miller Tim Miller Deborah Mimzer Mary Mohns Diane Moody John Kindell Dawn Kroell Julie Krusling Laurie LaBonde Greg Lang Jack Latham Vivian Laurens Ann Lawson Deborah Leischer Bonnie Lichtenberg Greg Lindcr Leslie Linn Sue Linn John Lokesak David Moore Daniel Moorhead Rhonda Morgan Karl Mosbacher Carole Meyer Andrew Mustaine Linda Nelson Thomas Niehaus Steven UConner Dianna Orse Charles Parr JefTery Patten Patrick Pemher Barbara Perin Greta Peterson Steve Pirog Gregory PofT Daniel Prell Linda Purzee Mark Rader David Rahn Sandra Ralhman Paul Richmond Niark Riesterer Deborah Robertson Patricia Ross Robin Rotte Douglas Salt Barb Satchell Sue Saum Denise Schwein Nlark Seal Kathy Serge Holly Sexton Mark Sharp Paula Shear Patricia Songer Deborah Spears Kenneth Spencer Scott Springmeier Richard Stagge Constance Stabbin Valerie Stephenson Gale Stevenson Lynn Stewart Thomas Stewart Angela Sticgler Mary Stimac Ann Smuffer David Tanner Joan Tassett Gradual Taylor Wiliiam Tedesco Albert Thompson Cindy Tiffany Darrel Tombragel Robert Tower Alan Van Buskirk Pamela Vance Debbie Van Lieu Linda Verbarg Donald Wallace Christine Weber Maureen Weilzel Wallace Wengler Susan West Bill Whitaker Robert White George Whitley Frederick Widmeyer Pa1ricia Williams Diane Wilson Eric Winter Joseph Wirlh Thomas Wise Connie Woistmann David Wolfe Edward Yoms Donald Zentmeyer NOT PICTURED Judy Hardgrovc janice Levitz 10! Service Personnel These people serve our school in very practical and essential capacities. Hot lunches, onnschedule buses, and a clean and comfortable campus make the long school day a little shorter. Left to right, Mr. jones, Mrs. McCreary, Mrs. McDaniel, Mr. Henke, Barry Schmidt, Mrs. Carr, Mn 0111, Mr. Byus. Mr. Tackett and Mr. Smith. Not pictured-Mr. Schell. Left to right, Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Canada, Mrs. Wright, Mrs. McGuire, Mrs, Yeomans, Mrs. Beemon, Mrs Schell, Mrs, Armstrong. Patrons- I 967 To a Great Class! from A Friend Tom, Steve, and DaveeFootball T66 Peanut, Beanie, and the Breakfast Pig Good Luck! Mr. and Mrs. Samuel D. Lyon Hang on Sloopy, Sloopy Hang on! Hey, Hey, we,re fine, Weire the Class of T69 Good Luck! Jerry, Laura, Gary, Karen Compliments of a friend Bill andjoy Mr. Ernest G. Combs Carol, Deb, Diane,Judy, Patti, Pat, Shar Congratulations, Seniors! Mrs. Dawson Snoi Talu Targ Noe says Catherine Rog 8L Mike ,65 Paradivers Lmt. Best Wishes! Mr. Gardner Benedict Mr. 8L Mrs.James Dunn, Tommy, 8c Hognogersnick The Lunch CliqueeSFJDJKJT,SH,TR Mr. Barry L. Rost Mr. Hartley joe andjudy and the TTCatsh Mr. Ralph A.Johnson Groves T68 or so Mr, Bill HoHeld Mr. Victor EfHer Compliments of Rato Mr. Charles E, Buchy The Offsets The George Kramer Family Mr. William S. Toth Spelunkers T67 Bruce, Carl, Rick, Russ MH, KM,TP,DH T: 369 Mr. Bill Williamson T 103 Mr. H. L. Dericks Ken and Reigh Mrs. Helen Swafford Best of Luck! Miss Allen Rick, Mike, George, and Linda Mr. and Mrs. Roy Merritt Bill and Bee??? Best of Luck! Lillian L. Coe Good Luck, Auntie! Pita Beasley Best Wishes.' Mr. and Mrs. Donald Sams Mr. and Mrs. Fred Meyer and Becky Gomer-JGS Good Luck! Mn and Mrs. Robert M. Baas Kent Hamilton ,69 Mr, Ralph Wright Best Wishes, Seniors! Mrs. Stitt Congratulations! Miss Hugenberg Mr. Frank R. Lang Compliments of Nancy Williamson Best Wishes! Miss Hanna Hail 706-DC MU-38 7389-BB Mr. James W. Zarley The E. V. Williamson, jr. Family Best Wishes! Mrs. Barbara Thomas L. L. L. The Leaner! Congrat, Fellow Seniors! Mike Simms Good Luck, Madeira Seniors! Earl Kuhnell Mr. Robert Jacoby Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Bradley and Corky Best Wishes! Mrs. Westman Mrs. Mary Lou Manning Mr. and Mrs. Albertneman, David and Danny Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ernsting Mrs. Clara Piskor Peg, Bonnie,Judy, Sue and Anne Madeira High School Spring I967 National Honor Society The Olive M. Gregory Chapter of the Nation- al Honor Society was organized to promote scholarship. leadership. tharacter, 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 pert'ent of their class; juniors who rank in the top ten percent of their class; and sophomores who rank in the top five percent of their class. Each year. the Honor Society sponsors the Book Fair. whirh nfTers 21 variety of titles at spe- cial student prices. The highlight of the year for the organization was the annual candlelight in- duction ceremony in February. The perpetuation 21nd sucvess of Honor Society is ensured by the contributions of time and effort by the advisnn Mrs. Lyon. HACK RUH' -I.rf: to Right: Gail Pilgrim. Shirlvvn liters. Enrol Hnyd. Karen Prirkt'lL Juan Lnux. llt-zm Laux. Douglas Richmund. I-dein Wip- per. Brute Merrill. Charles Uuudw'uL David Wippcr. limilx' Ku-s. tilin- lun Hrmnkmtp. Pmrirk Warren. Andrew llurst. Dunne MrKcnzjta Sharon Ducn'. Daryl Denm-ku lhrvl Horton. Bernadette Seil'ert. XI-fff- UXD RUN ; Amnineno Haul. Hgtrhurn Dawson. Palrtc-iu 'lltnvh, Marv Ann Kennedy. Jennifer Gerlh. Leslie Hibbard. Judith Brunso. Anne Sinin- Putrit-ia Pcrin. Vite-presidem: Charles Gtmdwin. President Anne Sinin- err. Scrremrv. Mumarel Bocsinqer, 'Ihrmsuren ut'r. Margaret Borsingcr. Linda Meyer. Edna Unndwin. Steven Mueller. Pgttrit-iu Perin. lv'lRS'f R011 : Cathy Whitley, Dvhuruh M;n'kenzir..l1115t' Rogers. Carnlvn White Beuv Campbeli. Kristina Eslehm Rugcr Carter. Mark Seiferlt Ruherl Clascn. 'Jili Thurman, Susan Williams. John Mel- x'int Russell Kinner. Judith Wnlhcck. Marilyn Harner, Mrs. Lynn, :uL VISUTV 105 G.A.A. Formal The Sweetheart Tree Wiumc alongr with mc 10 thv Swomhmrl Trev February mm was lhv dzltc set for the 2m- nual HAHN Formal. 'l'hc lhcnu 01' Ihv dance. 'I'hC Swoclhczlrt llfcci alone; with nil the bum- tiful dcmmtions L'FCEIICd a romantic mood felt by all. All tho girls had Spent Thc morning decorat- ing the srhnnl mfmcrin with anontinv Iu-211 ts streamers and :1 sweetheart tree. The lobby was translhrnwd inln a '0;1l'6 whvrv tho delirious rel'rcshmcms wcrc scrme Thc Exprcssiuns. with suluisl Donna Alcxzmdor prm'idml the musk- for this Exciting evrning. A Sirlmvulk rnfv' Rum Hi i'm' a qurcn M3 ht-arl hclnnus IUW Left to righl Rink Brown. Yit'kx Urrwm. fnhn vanll. Jlu1i Kiddrr Mike Smith. Kmhx HuiA-t, Unruly Muvvrz VVLQFIP lillqu. Sully Andr'ru's and ,hm'lit' PHH'inQ 306 ya ppiness MHS Variety 1. I. . i . i I 7. . . 5 I l r 2 ' 2 2.7 . 2 . a v X 2 u 'u. 1 1: l V. '7' 2 i 3 2 :2 m 1- E: .- c ' '; . . 7 Iii! ' V I y! AM; 121 101112 21 221 f j 2 Was . . . Show l967 Spbng Golf This ymr's gull lmm, led by Comb Williamson zmd high point mzm. .Iim Gibson finished their winning; smson in fourth platc in lcztguv mmpclitim zmd third in Ihv tournament. Guy Napivr. Slmc Snm'. Drm anp. Sll'x'v Nbrm-rle'r. Dun Cm'hmn, Ih'nnh 'Ihlh. ,Inn Hib- mn. Xndx Mmldint Nell PilllllTKfS Paul Hl'l'll FRONT RUN :le' IIuHI. J'W Gqu-m. Hrbln Spam. Hum Hlnimmum. Humid Krl- Ivr: NMIUXU HUH' Barb I'Tmlril'kwn. Ut'bbv Hmlnvr. Summit Nmnm'm Nmux RM!- dillo. Mamie Pt'mbx'r, ILH'K RUN lel'ybvlll Sumac. 'Irri Huirl. .ludv Kidrll'l: Cnmh Piskurb Putty King, Bunnie Pullcn. Rhonda Maruun. N01 pimurwl: Knrvn Modem Softball 'Ibhnugh humpcrcd by A late season start and postpnncmcnts. lbc girlbs softball team. captained by pitt'her Judy Kidder. won Iwo-Ihirds of their games. one by a twenty run margin. 515:1 ll'flJ: Mikv Hzn'dc'nA Lurrx' Shmklry. Km Wlppci. Greg lily. Barrv Fiw. Smn Bradshaw. Slur MIL .S'IJXDIXU: Cumh Ynshvil. Rumfx 'lbzmnvr'. Wuvnt' Elliot. Mike Grvug. John Jones. Torry Hartley Hill Simms. Biii 'l'rvtzger. N01 pictured: Turn Haymzm Ba seba rag After overcoming some early w - season diflicultics. the 1967 base- d b , ' ball team, behind captains Steve Salt and Bill 'lbrcfzgcr mmplcted the year with :1 respenablc 3b5 record. TennB By Compiling1r thc host record in MHS tennis history the 1967 squad finished scmnd in the league. All seven of the Madeira starters reached the scmi-finzlls in tournamcm play. .HF'UWI mun pr! - w :1 IF' WM uglfge'r' 5,-4 M, Track This year's IFLH'k tcanL reorgan- ized by Coach Dillmnc tallied eleven vivmrics against only two defeats in dual and tri-mcet mm- - - - -'-' - petition. Cnarh Buthy, Paul Huddle. Bill Srhmzilfuss. Bnh Kl.1r. Paul Fuin'hild. PNC Sandrrs. Bili- Hlatk. Mark Rnx'x'c'lL Bull Clark. Not pinnrml' Andy Hurw IITUIXHII lrill lu rlszhr Mark leirllnw. Urnv Clvwr. Run AJHIHVUIL B111 Andv Mm1ni1w, Dun Pntlrn. IJt-nm Bulslv. Hum Iiulm. Dun Lung. Grumimmn. haw Gill. .lnv erz'h. Dung; Bmk Unu- Wnltl- $1210 YD Vlim Fuller Mark Hlovvusun Del N.H'IIMH. Jnrk Angus. 910w I'lr'm'. lid RUH'. Dun 1 rnduv. Wmnv thlfh. Cur! Srhnt'idL-r. Ihw Wipln-r. lirmt Wiplwr. luu'rV luzrsun. Mikt' lirnslinu. Mikt' Bm's. Nut Pivlum-d: IA'IIMH KICrksz Rudy Combs. Mike Smith. BACK RUH': Mikr Brrmiunmur. I-lzlynmn. HI 'kB-E-AJI: Brat Hurriitmvn'n Senior Class Play- I 967 Susie the Siren Smit- Ih'hhir Aspinu'all I1m Charlit-Priming Mr: Rm nulrk Iim Gilrsnn Mrs. Rc-xnnlrk Marilxn Harm: Pom Uthiir X I idur Blimp Jumbo 'I'nm H.n'nl.m KJIIH' U'Nvill Hl'rkv Kt'xslvr Bah KIM IA'IULIII I Iuvnmn MY .Xunm Diuu' Mt kl-nzix' Nulm I rr'i Inrkwuull Iil'u'rlv IHmevhurllmn Nlrx Lumx'mlk BMW Cumplwll Mixxx Uzlkm' Un'uh'n Brudlm' Ml: FIIIH' Stvrr' Nll! FIIUI'MII Phncrx Hum Bradshaw qu Hmw-n The Cighlh gmdc huhhlc thump! 1 112 I 10's rruxhinu 1hr Iitr 13111 mi hr! '- II n w yuur lurn tmlry lhl'rlis'hm' Key Club Faculty W'ith ten seconds loft in the gnmv. a stnlm ball by Sam Bradshaw and :1 driving layup by Lyman Haymzm bmkc 0pm a bulky freon? and tied the game. In the overtime. it was all key club. as PresidcmiIoach .Jim Gihsnnlz loam rollcd t0 vivmry, its second in .XLILS History. A Km ZluhCnnlvrvnw A l'aliuuctl llu'ulu In'c. HLH k hell Bradshaw kmuuvs wild Will Williamson le'imb lmrlm rvmind kt'v duh- bers what Ihex rv lighting fur. Bali Ha i Dcmmml with palm lvaws pim- npplos. 21ml Tiki gods. Ihc Cim-innzui Club ballroom was lrtmslhrmml into a tropirnl paradise for Ihc .juninr- St'ninr Prnm 0n .X'Izly 26. The musir of the Frank Buwsht'r Orchestra zuldcd :1 romantic ntmnsphvrc In 1hr lowly scttinq O1. Willi HAHN. Prmn chairman .Iulic Rogcrs and her mm- mincv spvnt months planning this pleasant owning whit'h mmc m ;m extiting rlimzlx with the crowning of. the King and QueeniSmn Brad- shaw and Daryl Dcnctkc. .. .. mm...m-Ioeewm Prunl King Sum Bradshaw Llnli Qul'on Haul Ik'nm kL' Thu rnydl muplr Prnm mun Ml Iu riuhl' l.ml:m annmn. judv Rulwruon. Slow Hull. anvric Knvhlcr. Sum Ihuuldmu'. Carol Hurst: 'I'nm Iluymun, Daryl lkncckc. Km Olsson. and Pull: Perm Awards fl' Uhhz, IIIIHIIHIIIIIIIII II- Hum Lvmzm Havnagm. winnrr nl Ihr- Smdcnl IinumiI St-nic-c , hmrtl. ismngmmllurd In PN'KIIII'I'II Bruu' XIOI'I'iII ' II'I, UIIIIIIv ,1IIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIII w, nut . , John Mohin Rfrcivt's hig IIFSI plane H'TIIIIHIIP in 1hr Ohio hum- St'hnlurship 'I'L'sl Imm zlrlxunlvd zllgvlu'n Inn hrr. XII' CIIIIIIIR, 'I't'ri ankwond 'h' prPanIe-d lhv slorlinu silu-r hunwnmking zururd hy Mm Suullfhrd. , lumrrllIIIIlIlHlll: mIIIIII. w. mu. 5' A A Night Honored for maintaining the highest zwemgc in their respective subjcrts were: Sue Huffman Business Education; Charles Goodwin. Edna Goodwin, and Anne Siningcr English; Russ KinncriStienCC; Edna GoodwiniHismry; Teri LockwoodiHnmc Economics; Bob Clasen - Mathematics; Edna Goodwin;Latin; Anne Sin- ingcr--Frem'h; Suzi Willizlms Spanish. Seniors awarded scholarships by various ml- legcs were: Tum Hayman-L'nitcd States Naval Academy at Annapolis; Bub Clark Cim'innati Milling Machine in m-opcmlion with the Uni- versity of Cincinnati; Ken ThurmaniOhio Col- lege of Applied Science; Bill 'I'refzger Cedarville College; Bruce Merritt Hz1rvard University and Princeton University; Sharon Doerri-Uhin University; Anne Siningeriwyittenherg Univer- sity; Russ Kinner Case Institute of 'Ibchnolu- gy, Carnegie Institute of Technology. and Illinois Institute of 'Rrhnology; Dave Wipper Br0wn University. Judy Bauer receives the runner-up servirt- award. 1' 1 mmnnumnr H7 Charles Goodwin mmes forward In rm-rin- his N21- Iicmzll .Xk'ril St hulzlrship Bruct Merritt bids farewell m Swedish A.RS. studenn Ken OlssunV A.F.S. Under the auspitcs 0f the American Field Ser- victa Ken Olsson tame m .X-ladeiru from Umem Sweden, The A158 program providcs imvrnulinn- nl student ext'hanges which do muth to further the understanding among the difi'crent peoples of the world, Km was HPICIJ thv M'niur hulu'rldlinz MUM Luurlmus. hx Ihl' tluis mi 190- Prum King and quun mnrlizlall's. Ken and Pant Prrin. Kvn and his Al'twrimn hruthle Huh Cluxcn rt-Inx zu urzuhmlwn plzltlzrv. H8 n ahh, .gt .2 wh - umm 3? The Class of l967 .: , '. ....,.+,th- -- ...,......f... VK-XLEDICTORIAN Margaret Boesmger SALUIUYFORIAN Patricia Perin H9 0n june 8t the class of 1967 received their di- plomas after the graduation address WK Friendly 0r Hostile W'orld by Dr, .Inhn D Millctt. Clhzlntelhtr 0f the Ohio Board of Regents, Class Pmsident Biff Blat'k acteptcd the 157 diplomas 0f the graduates. l :5 Carolyn Bradley-Editors-Bruce Merritt The bank wh'uh you hnld in yuur hands was prnduu'd 51: that it might provide :1 pormanenl picturial and limrary rm'nrrl of life at Madeira High 51 hunl from Septemhcn 1960 mjunc 1907. High srhrml is inlemlerl In he nvilher 11 mmmrm'emcnt nor :1 ltrminu- tinn ur human pursuits. hut mthm' lhc ITUSSIdeS of many pathways. 'I'his hunk has nllemplod In rvprrsml those pznhways by u'hixh Murlcira students haw pnrlicipulcd 11nd cxccllcd. II is hoped Ehm through surh :1 representation. 1m awarrness 0f. 1hr many 21nd varied areas of 31111111 might stimulate mhcrs In expand their mnsriousncss and develop the in- dividualism necdrd 10 511111111 in any endeavor. As our Country hemmvs one in which 1hr mcgulnpnlis will he :1 n, and a high srhunl Ihill is smull enough 10 prm'itlt' ussismncr and 501-1 for gr'uwlh. vm large enough 10 spur rnmpmil'mn will halve passed I the American svenc. mnfnrrnily could wvll create a nmiun nl' shoe, Ehc Amerium semndury schuul is 10 prumnu- individualism. llrr amh and teach lhe ways 01' rlemnrrm-y. il must provide 1m 111m115phL-rt' 1h cundurivc 111 1110 inl1-llcrluz1l. physiull, mural 11nd sntiul zlrvt-lnpmrr its studan Perhaps. 21 ret'numinq 11f 011-1113 and ill'liViIiES frum 1hr ran SErvE as guidelines fur 1111' fuluer The assistance of the following people is gratefully acknowledged. Mrs. Helen SwaHbrd. Advisor Debbie Aspinwall Margaret Boesinger Scott Bradshaw Clint Bramkamp Betty Campbell Bob Clasen Diana Cochran Daryl Dcnecke Jim Gibson Charlie Goodwin Edna Goodwin 120 Marilyn Harner Kathy Huiet Emily Kees Russ Kinner Diane McKenzie Linda Meyer Patti Perin Grover Sams Anne Sininger Mark Stevenson Dave Wipper .4; Best Wishes Class of '67 PEP CLUB P resident, Co rol Mo rse Vice President, Suzie Honsinger Secretory-Treosurer, Judy Robertson Advisor, Coach Bill Hoffeld CONGRATU LATIONS PAUL 8. DAVFS SHELL Service Is Our Business 7114 Miami Phone 561-9800 Madeira, Ohio 5 1111 FRED HWH ITEY H UIET 7241 Longfield Drive Phone: 561-9239 Madeira, Ohio 45243 561-9903 DARN POPULAR Popular 1': am Forum doui' That's Th: Home of the BIG BOY and young peoplt and their parents know the mu environment Th: Home of the BIG BOY afar: all discriminating young people. fnle 8 stands for, Oh, we'll unn- mu ; VILLAGE FLOWERS and GIFT SHOP Phone 891-9733 Montgomery, Ohio MEANT Avg. qu4 Angie 1?? .iJ 1- 77,3 MAW E. KEIFER EXCAVATING CONTRACTOR Compliments of 'We Move the Earth CAMARGOwSElLMAN 791 2840 P.T.A. RENTAL CARS ARE AVAILABLE EVERY DAY We re proud to soy we've already established an enviable reputation for most satisfactory yet reasonable service work. Greater Cincinnati's No. 1 American Motors Dealer JACK LATHAMS MONTGOMERY RAMBLER 9620 MONTGOMERY ROAD MONTGOMERY 891-9620 luther Trucking -- Brick Haulers Compliments of The Olive M. Gregory Chapter NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY lillllSillBl' a BEI'BBI' ill Slil'llillll When you've completed your edu- cation consider a career with Your Telephone Company. It's a career which offers challeng- ing opportunities, pleasant assol ciates, attractive surroundings, good saiaries, numerous benefits and an exciting future. Congratulations, graduates, from YOUR TELEPHONE COMPANY a good piace to work i The Cincinnati and Suburban Bell Telephone Company An equal opportunity employer 225 EAST FOURTH 5'1 HEET, CINCINNATI. OHID 45202 COMFLIMENTS OF CAMARGO BARBER SHOP 7129 MIAMI AVENUE BETTER SERVICE - LESS WAITING MADEIRA HIGH SCHOOL PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION THEME FOR 1966-67: FOCUS ON YOUTH The PTA, Cooperating with the Madeira High School Stuff, Sponsors: Freshmen Porents6 Orientation Back To School Night College Night Careers Day Purent-Teocher Discussion Groups Achievement Recognition Groups The PTA also Encourages Teaching as CI Vocation Through Scholarship Participation. The PTA is Active in Many Phases of School Life. :ch I STONE PRODUCTS mc. cws BARBER snop 5236 KENNEDY AVENUE 7113 Miami Avenue CINCINNATI 13, OHIO Madeira, Ohio AREA cone 563l631-9119 Next '0 5th I 3rd Bonk CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS of 1967 for its many achievements and BEST WISHES for success in the future. ROBERT R. PLAS CONSTRUCTION C0., INC. WILLIAMSON BAKERY 5234 MONTGOMERY ROAD NORWOOD 12, OH IO 531 -0940 KENWOOD CORNER PONY KEG 8. DELICATESSEN CORNER OF KENWOOD 6 CHEROKEE 56169323 WE ASSURE YOU PERSONAL SERVICE AND QUALITY Drapery Hardware - Venetian Blinds Window Shades - Cornice Boxes MONTAG'S FINER DECORATIVE FABRICS Custom Made Draperies and Slipcovers of Distinction Guaranteed Materials and Workmonship CaII 791-8283 or 791-7401 and Hove Our Decorowr Call at Your Home and Show Samples No Obligation 3120 Montgomery Road. Near Galbraith Kenwood GUENTHER MUELLER AGENCY AUTO, FIRE, LIFE, AND CASUALTY INSURANCE 6260 MARGO LANE KENWOOD 561 3247 . Instrumentation for Environmental Measurements . Water Quality Monirors . Telemeler Equipment . Data Loggers SCHNEIDER INSTRUMENT COMPANY 8115 Camorgo Road, Madeira, Ohio BURKHARDT'S OF MADEIRA COMPLETE LINE OF MEN'S AND BOYSV FURNISHINGS FORMAL RENTAL SERVICE Congratulations Seniors PHI BETA CHI STIEGLER1S NURSING HOME 6940 Sfiegler Lune Completeiy Fireproof - Invalids, Nervous 81 Convalescent Patients 24 Hour-Care 4- Oxygen equipped 5 Licensed by the State of Ohio Call 561-6400 Since 1924 We Have Cored Accredited As 0 Skilled Nursing Home Privateiy Owned Nor Syndicated Member Chamber of Commerce Member of American Hospital Association BARTELS ZIMMERMAN 8. ADlER FLOWERS HBlacktop and 7896 Camargo Rd. Jennite J46 Cincinnati 43, Ohio 8181 Camargo Rd. Cincinnati, Ohio 45243 BUSiness Residence 561 -4600 561 6788 561 -7563 I. CLINT BRAMKAMP Sincerely Thank My Friends for Pulling Up with Me. Best Wishes From! - KENMONT DODGE, INC. Kenwood and Montgomery Rds. HDODGE Sales - Service - Ports Serving Eastern Hamilton Co.. Ben L. Fife President CALVIN,S TROPICAL FISH 6928 Miami Avenue Madeira, Ohio BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1967 MADEIRA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH H. J. BENKEN FLORIST 8. GREENHOUSES Flowers For All Occasions Ploinfield' 81 Woodford Rd. 891-1040 GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 67, MADEIRNS BEST YET, FROM THE KEY CLUB, MADEIRNS BEST ALWAYS. PRES. JIM GIBSON VICE PRES. KEN ACKERSON SEC. WAYNE ELLIOTT TREAS. CHARLIE GOODWIN FACULTY ADVISOR MR. JOHNSON KIWANIS ADVISOR MR. COLE THE KEY CLUB SPONSORS: ANNUAL COMMUNITY BIRTHDAY CALENDAR KEY CLUB-FACULTY GAME SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY PROJ ECTS Nous Remercions Miss Allen Votre clusse de francuis 4 Ann Deborah Anne Clint Judy Carole Lynn Cherie Vendi KENWOOD BEVERAGE STOP IMPORTS OF DISTINCTION 4753 Orchard Lane Rear of Kenwood Center Building Kenwood, Ohio 791 9684 HITCHING POST DINE IN OR CARRY OUT Compfele Menu Home Baked Pies Fried Chicken 561-4385 Congratulafions Seniors '67 A FRIEND WW KOSTER'S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Road and Wrecker Service Anytime . Anywhere Complefe Automotive Repairs 6929 Miami Ave1 Madeira 561-8084 MADEIRA CLEANERS 7013 Miami Ave. Alferofions, Repairs, Shirts Bachelor Bundles Call 561-9380 For Pickup and Delivery 791-6379 FREE PARKING FRANK JOSEF'S HAIR STYLISTS 7309 Montgomery Rd. Silverton 361 Ohio Compliments of CUSTOM PAK, INC 6943 Mo rrison Place 45243 DANIELLE HAIR FASHIONS 7915 Euclid Ave. Madeira, 0. 561-4348 Complele Service Hair Styling 81 Coloring-Monicuring TONY'S KENWOOD MALL BARBER SHOP ON THE KENWOOD SIDE H OUTER MALL FOR PERSONAL SERVICE SEE TONY appoinlments available 791-9730 COMPLIMENTS OF J. F. RIESS AND ASSOCIATES INC. 7023 MIAMI AVENUE - MADEIRA REPRESENTING STEARNS ELECTRIC CO RP. ECONOMY BALER CO. PHONE: 561-6534 E-Z-DEC COMPANY uThe Tool That Is Us Useful 05 the Rolling Fin'1 PATENT PENDING 7729 DONES AVE. ELMER WILLIAMSON CINCINNATI, OHIO 45243 EASTERN HlllS CLEANERS Professional Service Call and Delivery Br 1-6488 4020 Flainville Pike Madison Place Cincinnati 27, Ohio Compliments of A FRIEND mm A. WALLACE Refrigeration and Major Appliance Repair 7307 luku Avenue CAMARGO TAVERN Where Good Friends Meet Open 'fil 2:30 am. Bob Smith, Proprietor THOMAS FUNERAL HOMES . $110111ka 3535;321:1203; mutual apnthyrarg 271-0723 7500 4415 7710 SHAWNEE RUN RD. MADEIRA, omo Mm'gomery R1 Whem' Aw Kenwood Modisonville PRESCRIPTIONS - COSMETICS CONGRATULATIONS MORROW-BECK COMPANY 7125 Miami Avenue 561-5950 KINNEY'S SHOES CLASS OF '67 Hanchraft Hand-Craft 7886 Montgomery Rd- HJWIJ' Cleaners opposite Kenwood Pfoza ONE HOUR CLEANING FOUR HOUR SHIRT LAUNDRY COMPLETE TUXEDO RENTAL FOR PROMS Compliments of HAIR FASHIONS STUDIO in Kenwood Plaza Compliments of A FRIEND Congratulations from KELLY SPRINGFIELD AUTO SERVICE PENNY'S PIZZA 8: lOUNGE 7820 Camargo Phone 561-8242 THE PETERSON INSURANCE AGENCY Fire 5 Aulo - Life - Casualty Marine - Bonds Your Security Is Our Concern 7023 Miami Avenue Phone 561-5311 Cincinnati, Ohio 45243 Compliments of J. R. HUDSON, MD. EARL'S SOHIO SERVICE CAMARGO 81 SHAWNEE 561-9807 Open 6:00 A,M.-10;00 P.MA Sunday 9:00 A.M1-9;00 F,M1 THE FUTURE BELONGS TO THOSE WHO PREPARE FOR IT. THE PRUDONTIAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA HAROLD F. DOERR Residence Phone 561-7560 7232 Berwood Drive COMPLEMENTS 0F F. 1'. A. DICK wessa WILUAMS FORD SALES, INC. 9260 Mcnlgomery Rd. Phone 891-0500 MUELLEWS CABINET SHOP CUSTOM MADE CABINETS 8143 Camargo 561 -8326 FHONzt 631-6726 Ogawazal Eazly's Music gantsz SHEET MUSH: - INSTRUMENTS - LESSONS 6543 MONTGOMERY ROAD CINCINNATI. OHIO 45213 DeRENNNS SERVICE GENERAL REPAIRS 8. BODY WORK 2846 Highland Ave. RE 1-2203 COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND MADERIA FOOD SHOP 8. PONY KEG BEER, WINE, 8: SOFT DRINKS FREE DELIVERY Phone 561-6432 PATTEN ClEANERS BEST FOR YOUR BEST 8109 Comurgo Rood 561-5636 THORNTON APOTHECARY 3043 Madison Rd. Oakley Square Prescription 0 Convalescent Supplies - Free Delivery THE GROWING CLUB Y-TEENS Salutes the Class of '67 Pres. Peg Johnson V. Pres. Bonnie BriHon Sec. Sue Mustaine Treos. Judy Brunso Advisor Mrs. Dawson ECONOMY SAVINGS AND LOAN KONRAD'S mum 5t 10 $5.00 7525 Kenwood Rdv 6932 Miami Avenue Cincinnmi. Ohio 36 561-7059 591-5010 Phone 561-7144 CLAUDE E. MOORE BUILDING CONTRACTOR Builder of Modern Homes at Reasonable Prices Res, 3236 Comargo Rd. Cincinnati. Ohio 45243 GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE 7906 Montgomery Rd. 791-5500 Your safety is our business ONE HOUR MARTINIZING 7700 Cu margo Rd. 561 1551 7 1H! McCLURE HARDWARE CO. Reading, Ohio COMFLIMENTS OF SENIOR GIRILZZCBOUT TROOP .00 scum YOUNG Mm. THE MADEIRA HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL Bruce Merritt, President Scott Bradshaw, Vice-President Biff Black Bob Clark Jim Gibson Keh Olsson Eric Baker Trisha Gill Sally Hayhow Amy Hurst Carol Meyers Dave Tanner Chris Webber Mr. Robert Baas, Advisor Sharon Doerr, Secretary Andy Hurst, Treasurer Dave Hardgrove Terilee Reed Wayne Elliot Judy Brunso Sherri Helson Jack Angus Carol Collett Bill Cseplo Barry Fite Don Hershey Lisa Lockwood Miss Joyce Hugenberg, Ass t. Advisor BONEY DANCE STUDIO BLUFORD JACKSON 8. SON, INC. HARDWOOD FLOORS 7023 Miami Ava 561-6574 561-7661 Complimems of the QUALITY LUGGAGE LEATHER GOODS--TRUNKS Large selection plus liberal discount on nationally advertised luggage, leather goods, trunks and camp lockers. Better values for over 47 years. Charge or Iay-away plan. Shop and be convinced. 1with purchaseJ at Towne I-Ilour Free Parking parking, 120 E. Court H I BAG and SUITCASE CO. The Reputable House, Our 48111 Year VISIT OUR CONVENIENT LOCATION 925 Main St. 621-3291 Open Monday Evenings 'til 8 P. M. - BIG IREE MARKET CALL BEN SAY WHEN 561-8800 B 8. B MOWER SERVICE 7710 RAILROAD AVENUE 561-6920 BILUS BARBER SHOP Complimenls of BURNETT PONTIAC INC. 891-8111 8166 Montgomery Rd. Near Galbraifh Dear Graduates, The secret of success is constancy to purpose. BOB1S RADIO 8. TV SALES 8. SERVICE Headquarters for Zenith 7710 Laurel Ave1 561-7710 lShings g0 betterth nnnnnnnnn The Coca-Colu Bottling Works Company Cincinnati, Ohio BARRY'S MADEIRA SINCLAIR 7669 Comargo Road Across From Ben's Pony Keg Ail Work Guaranteed Corvuir Repair A Specialty Tune-Ups - Brakes - Ignition Service Phone 561-6622 REBISSO PLUMBING 8. HEATING QUALITY SERViCE Since 1896 Louis A. Andrews 531-0540 William CeHel Our fortieth year of serving quality food for the Whole family. .. HOT SHOPPE? RESTAURANTS - CAFETERIAS CAMA RGO FOODS MADEIRNS PARKVIEW MARKET 8001 EUCLID ROAD 561 -9830 MADEIRA, OHIO BOB'S AUTO SERVICE GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING BODY AND FENDER WORK 561 4647 7821 CARMARGO ROAD MADEIRA .IndA-ldId-IIIII 3522 V 355,2: 5.56 .3 FA 2 6.. .7 a , g 5 g z: . 55 e... 2,13,55,25,. M wafggzxwa r 4. E5; 1. g... f a a 15?; 3555!: . , .. 553,. Al'S BARBER SHOP 3 BARBERS CAMARGO BAKERY 6927 MIAMI AVE. 561-5673 OPEN 9 to 7 BLANKENSHIPS SERVICE STATION COMPLIMENTS MIAMI AND SHAWNEE ROADS OF A FRIEND 561-9847 MADEIRA, OHIO COMPLIMENTS BRAUN PHARMACY COMPLIMENTS OF DYNAMATIC DFVISION CARLSON HARDWARE AND APPLIANCE, mc. man ms 8. TOWN! mc. 109 SO. WAYNE KENWOOD PLAZA SWIFTON CENTER 7023 MIAMI AVENUE INDUSTRIAL ADJUSTABLE SPEED DRIVES 821-0074 791 -1 700 731 2530 GIRL FRIDAY SECRETARIAL SERVICE jAMES B. LONG 3040 MONTGOMERY ROAD REALTOR Kenwood 793-0910 MADEIRA REALTY C0. 7107 Miami Avenue, Madeira, 00 ON ALL IMPORTANT HIGHWAYS for a deiicious meal or snack...quality and courtesy THE GEO. MEYER LUMBER C0. KENWOOD BOWLING lANES INC. Compliments of 7830 Kenwood Road FARM. IMPLEMENTS INC. 891-7500 FARM-lNDUSTRfAL-STATE AND HOME POWER EQUIPMENT MADISON BAKERY 6101 MADISON ROAD 271-1055 TOWN 81 COUNTRY BEAUTY SALON 7804 Comorgo Rd. 561-9803 Phone 271-1158 BRAMBLE SERVICE 8. BODY SHOP 11The Complete Automotive Service 5812 Roe Street John Purcell Modisonville Prop. Cincinnati 27, Ohio Com plimenfs of WM. WEHRMANN and SON Complimenfs of BG PLUMBING 7001 Dawson 561 -7836 SCHOOlEY PIANO 8: ORGAN CO. 7229 Montgomery Rd. Cincinnati, Ohio 45236 1Si1verlo n1 GRADMAN'S MONTGOMERV HOUSE 9823 MONTGOMERY ROAD BEAMER BROTHERS TRUCKING C0. Package Building Material SAINT GERTRUDE CHURCH DOMINICAN FATHERS GOOD LUCK TO THE SENIORS OF 167 JOHN l. TRANTER REALTY C0. SERVING THE MADElRA- BEST WISHES EASTERN HILLS AREA 891-0373 791-1135 to the CLASS OF 1967 All Aluminum Bus. 561-6112 Combinafion Windows Res. 793-1953 and Doors B 8. B ALUMINUM MFG. CO. DESTRIBUTORS and FABRICATORS MERR'TT CONSTRUCTION COMPANY KAISER-LOUVERED ALUMINUM SHADE SCREEN HOMES-PORCHES-OFFICES-PLANTS-HOSPITALS TRELLIS-SHUTTERS-FENCE-SIDING 6145 Kenwood Road Cincinnalil Ohio 45243 G. A. A. Purpose of Organization The purpose of the organization shall be to create, maintain, and sponsor an active interest in wholesome physical activity and recreation to encourage good sportsmanship in this organization and throughout the school, and to promote better standards of health among the students of Madeira High School. President: Kathy Huiet V. President: Sally Andrews Secretary: Judy Robertson Treasurer: Valerie Koehler Advisor: Mrs. Piskor WILLIAMS FORD your quufity dealer New 8. A-t Used Cars 81 Trucks Congratulatlons to the Hume'- Charlie Gem 9260 Montgomery Rd. Cincinnati, Ohio 45242 Class of 1967 891-0500 BUCKEYE SAVINGS ASSOCIAIION Branch Office in Kenwood on THE UNIQUE BASKET SHOP Montgomeryaoadm from Kenwood Plaza MADEIRA INN 7717 LAUREL AVE. 561-9778 MADEIRA BUILDING AND LOAN COMPANY 7124 Miami Avenue Cincinnati, Ohio 45243 OPEN DAILY EXCEPT SATURDAY 9:00 o.m.72: p.m. Tuesdays 9:00 o.m.-8:00 pm. Phone 561-4450 CHAS. 1TOAD1 JORDAN INSURANCE 7500 Miami Avenue Bus. Phone CinH, 1Modeim143, Ohio 561-9917 NATIONWlDE INSURANCE FISCHER1S SOHIO SERVICE SECTION AND WORTH AVENUES NORWOOD 12, omo 531-9464 HENRY HOMES INC. 6928 Miami Rd. Madeira, Cinli, 43, 0. 561-4954 1'? WMMUW Cincinnati's Finest Suburban Restaurant offers you an evening of dining and dancing pleasure Cuisine for the discriminating Gracious continental atmosphere Open for Luncheons Monday lhru Friday For reservations cuH 891-7000 9767 Monfgomery Road. 2nd HOME OF THE MUSTANGS LiiHe Detroit WILLIAMS FORD 9200 Montgomery Rd. 891:0500 LARRY SPITZ 0.D. CONTACT LENSES 7111 Miami Ave. 561 -7076 Hours: 9 to 7 Mon. lhru Fri. 8:30 to 6 Saturday 3 Cool Barbers Closed Wednesday Expert Sanitary Service TED WILLIAMS . . . Barbers A-Go-Go Hair Styling . Razor Cutting 7913 Euclid-Madeiro, Ohio Phone NEMDWLMPWWFWMJMSWE POPUMUWW, without MWWWJWWBQW W. Jams A. W CARTER OONQTZUCUON 00., NO. HERFF JONES C0. Geno Valle and Boots Duesing MANUFACTURING JEWELERS 81 STATIONERS 1401-1429 NORTH CAPITOL AVENUE INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA 46207 BEST WISH ES TO THE CLASS OF 1967 MADEI RA HIGH SCHOOL A. M. KINNEY, INCORPORATED CONSULTING ENGINEERS 2912 Vernon Place Cincinnati, Ohio 45219 CONGRATULATIONS from MADEIRA-INDIAN HILI. KIWANIS CLUB PRES. DON BOLSINGER V. PRES. CHARLES BAKER SECY. VERNE HOFFMAN TREAS. EARL PATTEN FRANK SIMMS JR. Lothing Connector 5616996 GOOD LUCK GRADUATES Complimenh of Five Tired Seniors CAROLYN EDNA BRUCE CLINT CHAS. COMPLIMENTS of MIAMI HILLS P.T.A. HOORAY! the Class of '67 Student Index Ackerman, Laync, 34,41 ,43,45,97 Ackerson, Kenneth, 17,18,35,68 Alexander,Ton1,43,45,49,51,97 Allegra, Debra, 40,97 Allman, Darla, 26,34,35,97 Ancona, Dan,17,18,35,68 Anderson, Ron, 97 Anderson, Kathy, 34,38,40,41,43,50,68 Andrews, Sally, 34,38,40,41,42,69 Angus,Jack,19,35,44.45,93 Archiable, Donald, 45,49,87 Arduser, Robert, 21,69 Arthur, Earl, 40,87 Aspinwall, Deborah,20,34,36,38,40,41,42,45, 46,47,50,69 Bagem, Marcia, 34,41 ,45,87 Bailey, Shirley, 87 Baker, Eric, 45,97 Balay, Pam, 97 Ballman,jan, 34,97 Balsly, Denny, 19,21 ,35,40,45,51,93 Bamber,James, 87 Bamber, Lois, 40 Bangert, Bnnnic, 34,43,45,93 Banks, Chery1,34,36,40,51,93 Banks, Debbie, 34,36,40,41,46,47,50,87 Banks, Bob, 25,93 Barkley, Patty, 93 Barrett, Linda, 45,93 Bacomb,Janalyn, 34,36,45,49,51,97 Basil, Richard, 45,93 Bates, David, 97 Bates, Leslie, 69 Bauer,judy,34,38,40,41,42,68 Bauer, Linda, 34,45,49,97 Bechtold, Carol, 63 Beck,Doug1as, 21 ,35,44,49,87 Bell, Randa11,47,50,69 Beckman, Bill, 68 Beresford, Sally, 40,43,137 Berry, Dian, 34,97 Bertram, Robert, 87 Black, Laura, 34,45,92,93 Black, Wiliiam, 17,18,35,47,50,66,69 B1ankenship,Jim, 50,93 Blazonis, Cheryl, 34,50,69 Bley, Donna, 34,36,40,42,43,87 Bley, Martha, 40,45,68 Boesingcr, Margaret, 44,45,68 Boertchcr, M ichael, 87 Boetu'her, Sylvia, 36,68 Eagle, Gale, 34,40,45,50,87 Boike. Cindy 34,36,45,93 Bothwell, Becky, 34,43,4587 Boys. Gary, 68 Boys, Stephen, 19,97 Bradley, Carolyn, 38.45,46,47.50,31,69 Bradshaw, Scott, 33,35,38,40,45,46,49,50,69 Brankamp, Clinton, 38,46,47,50,69 Breehne. Noel, 40,41,45,93 Brendamuur, Michael, 19,97 Bressan,Janet, 34,36,38,40,45,49,70 Britton,Bonnie, 34,36,40,41,43,45,47,50,87 Brown, Deborah, 34,36,40.45,51,97 Brown,joe, 87 Brown, Laura, 34,40,87 Brown,1.arry, 49,87 Brown, Laurence, 45,97 Brown, Ralph, 45,47,50,93 Brown, Rick, 19,21,93 Broyles, Anita, 36,40,45,49,51,97 Brunner, Cary, 93 Brunsodudy 34,36,40.41,43,45,37 Burger, Vaughn, 97 Burkhardt, Mary Ann, 34,36,40,87 Burns, Cathy, 34,36,38,40,45,70 Burton, Dawn, 49,98 BmcherJudilh, 34,38,40.71 Byrum,John, 35,46,47,60,71 Ca1vin,Dianc, 40,47,508? Campbell, Betty, 34,38,40,44,45,49,71 Cannon, Karen, 43,45,50,93 Carman, Lee, 71 Carman, Sue, 34,40,50,87 Carper, Rhonda, 34,93 Carter, Bruce, 45,98 Carter, Donald, 98 Carter, Roger, 87 Cause ', Sandra, 34,36,45,98 Cham crlin, Pat, 34,40,45,93 Charleville, Leslie, 70 Chatterson, Frank, 21,87 Chaucrson, Robert, 21 ,70 Clark, Alice, 50,87 C1ark,Rohert, 17,18,23,24,40,43,71 Clasen, Robert, 35,38,45,71 Clasen, William,19,98 Clayton, Patricia, 34,36,40,43,49,7I C1eveland, Linda, 54,36,93 Cochran, Diana, 34,38,41,45,71 Cochran, Don, 35,37,43,98 Collett, Carol, 34,45,92,93 Combs, Rudy,17,35,98 Conner, Stephan, 19,98 Constant, Linda, 34,98 Corbin, Mark, 93 Cornett, Michael, 45,70 Cornett, Ronald, 45,98 Cornett, Sherry, 34,40,45,87 Corrill, Alben, 98 Couch, Michael, 45,59,50,87 Creighton,janet, 34,40,45,87 Creighton, Richard, 21 ,98 Crosley, Robert, 70 Cross, Debbie, 34,45,48,49,51,93 Crouch, Teri, 34,40,43,45,93 Cruse, Tom, 98 Cseplo, Margaret, 34,36,38,40,41,43,71 Cseplo, Bill, 21 ,35,40,41 ,45,47,50,93 Curio, Rich, 35,45,930 Davidson, Charlie, 35,40,43,87 DavidsonJane, 34,98 Davis, Ken, 88 Davis, Linda, 71 Davis, Lynn, 34,43,45,98 Dawson, Barbara, 34,45,88 DeBra,John, 71 Dcerwcster,Gai1,34,40,98 Deerwesler, Sandie, 40,42,88 Deiters, James, 71 Deiters,Jill, 26,34,40,45,47,50,88 Denecke, Daryl, 20,34,38,40,41,45,72 Denecke, Don, 19,25,98 Dericks, Kenneth, 98 Dever, Michael, 35,46,72 Dilbert,G10ria,34,41,72 Doerr, Sharon, 33,72 Dopp, D011, 88 Doughman, Cindy, 93 Drescher, Kenneth, 88 Duderstadt, David, 35,93 Dunseth, Bob, 24,35,40,45,50,88 Eccles, Dean, 19,21 ,45,93 Eggleston, Al, 98 Elliot, Terry, 19,21,93 Elliot, Wayne, 5,40,49,88 E1y,Greg, 19,24,25,40,93 Emery, Emerson, 50,88 Enzleken, Stephan, 45,98 Enzweiler,Joe, 45,83 Ernsting, Michae1,21,49,51,98 Ertel, David, 21 ,45,88 Ertel, Roger, 21 ,73 Erwin, Donna, 34,36,4S,93 Estebo, Kristina, 34,38,40,41,44,45,50,73 Estebo, Rick, 51,93 Evans, Dick, 45,93 Evers, Shirlene, 45,93 Evers,Jerry, 37,40,43,44,45,93 Faelche, Sandra, 34,36,43,98 Fatlche, Scott, 25,98 Fairaiil, Debbie, 34,45,915 Fairchild,Pau1,21,35,43,44,45,93 Falter, Collen, 34,40,43,51,98 Falter, Ronald, 72 Faltin, Karen, 88 Farnettc, Nancy Faux, Caleb, 98 Fey, Donna, 93 Filbin, Thomas, 98 130 Debbie, Fillie, 34,36,94 Findley, Karen, 34,40,43,50,88 Fischer, Michael, 25,98 Fite, Barbara Fire, Barry, 19,25,40,45,92 Fits, Cheryl, 34,36,40,45,50,72 Fite, Sherry, 34,40,41,45,88 Fitzsimmons, Dora, 26,45,59,98 Flores, George, 4394 Flowers, Janice, 3436,4534 Flowem, Kathy, 36,40,41,45,94 Floyd,Car01, 40,42,45,88 Floyd, Nancy, 34,36,38,40,72 Forlines, David, 21,94 Forlines, Thomas, 72 Fey, Dennis, 94 Foy,Judy, 88 Frank, Laurel, 44,45,49,98 Frankenberg, Douglas, 73 Fredrickson, Barbara, 34,40,45,49,47,50.94 Freese, Marilyn,20,26,34,40,51,94 Frodge, Donald, 25,43,45,97,98 Fulcher, Bob, 19,25,35,40,45,94 Fui1am,Gary, 25,35,40,51,94 Fuller,Jim, 19,21 ,35,40,45,50,94 Fuhun,J0hn, 4,6,47,50,73 Fulton, Paul, 47,50,94 Gardner, Dwignt Gardner, Patti, 34,36,94 Garrett, Debbie, 34,36,40,45,94 Gatchell, Stephanie, 34,45,51,98 Gecks, Karen, 72 Gthlkcr,Jcnny, 154,414-551,94- Gentry, Mark, 49,94 Gerth,jennifer,26,34,35,51,94 Getoor, Michele, 43,98 Gettys, Reva, 34,47,50,88 Geyer, Daniel, 98 Gibbs, Robert, 98 Gibson,James, 38,39,43,46,72 Gibson, Keilh,49,98 Gilbert, Ginny, 44,45,94 Gill, David, 21,35,40,44,45,88 Gill. Patricia, 26,43,45,49,51,97,98 Gillie, Carol, 34,36,45,94 Glasgow, Herbert, 45,98 Goas, Kenneth, 98 Gobrecht, Gayle, 26,34,40,50,88 Goderwis, Debbie, 40,88 Goderwis, Kathleen, 34,98 Godwin,j0y, 26,34,40,45,51,94 Goes, Gene, 45,94 Good, Susan, 34,45,49,98 Goodwin, Charles, 35,38,39,45,72 Goodwin, Edna, 38,39,42,45,73 Gorman, Lilly, 34,40,88 Graham, Sherri, 43,45,98 Gray, Pete, 98 Grecn, Harrison, 94 Gregg,Michae1, 23,24,73 Gregory, Karyn, 34,36,45,51,98 Grigg, Michael. 45,74 Grigg, Peggy, 34,94 Gross, Lora, 98 Grout, Scott, 98 Grundeman, William, 21,24,35,37,40,88 Gruner, Mark, 44,45,94 Guenthncr, Linda, 94 Gunn, Barb, 34,88 Hacker, Dennis, 98 Haehnle, Susan, 34,40,98 Haggard, Andrea, 51 Hahn, Pat, 34,40,42,50,88 Hamilton, Kent, 35,40,45,49,94 Hamilton, Marshall, 37,41,43,45,94 Hansher,Judith, 34,36,38,40,41,42,43,44,74 Hanson, Betty, 34,88 Hanson, Linda, 34,51,98 Hanson, Nancy, 34,40,44,45,94 Hardgrove, David, 17,24,35,40,43,86,88 Hardgrove,Judy, 34,36,40,43,45,51 Hargett,Jed, 47 ,50,74 Harncr, Marilyn, 34,38,40,41,45,75 Harrington, Deborah, 34,36,40,49,75 Hart, Ruben, 98 Hartley, Terry, 19,25,40,43,45,94 Hartman, Debbie, 34,40,41,45,50,88 Hauer, Terri, 34,45,94 Haul, Toni,45.51,94 Hawkins. Ken, 35,41,43,45,47,50.94 Hayden, Michael, 88 Hayden, Robert, 19,98 Hayhow, Sally, 26,34,36,43,51,98 Hayman, Delbert, 17,21,40,43,47,49,50,88 Hayman, Lyman, 17,18,35,40,46,66,74 Hayman, Thomas, 17,18,23,24,40,74 Hehnkc, Chris, 94 Heitzman, Patti, 94 Helson, Sherry, 34,45,47,50,86,88 Hendricks, William, 44,45,99 Hendrix, Kathy, 34,40,45,99 chggclcr, Sandy, 45,51,99 Henke, Karen, 94 Hentz, Carolyn, 38,41,43,45,74 Hem, Paul, 24,45,139 Hermn, Brian, 99 Hcrron, Linda, 40,43,74 Herron. Melodie, 99 Hershey, Don, 21,35,37,45,46,92,94 Hershey, Sally, 34,36,40,45,49,99 Herzog,Jean, 34,45,51,98 Hesselbrock,Jon, 35,44,45,75 Hibbard, Candace, 34,36,38,4U,44,45,75 Hibbard, Leslie, 34,40,45,94 Hill, Leon Hillman, Edward, 94 Hodgkins, Kenneth Hoffman, Susan, 40,41 ,75 Hague, Bob, 89 Holiday, Steve Honsinger, Susie, 20,34,40,41,43,45,47,89 Hopkinson,julie,34,45,51,94 Horton, Daryl, 45,89 Howard, Linda, 36,38,41,43,44,45,74 Huddle, Paul, 17,18,35,45,74 Huiet, Kathleen, 26,34,33,41,43,74 Huiet, Terri, 26,36,44,45,94 Hummel, Tom, 19,94 Hundemer, Eddie, 94 Hurd, Steven, 25,35,913 Hurst, Amy, 20,26,34,40,45,98 Hurst, Andy, 33,35,44,45,89 Hurst, Steven, 40,74 Hutchinson, Donald, 44.45,47,50,75 Iery, Vickie, 99 Ingram, Mark, 21,51,99 Jaccod, Lenny, 89 Jex, Nanette, 34,36,45,94 jilek, Debra, 34,99 Johnson, Margaret, 26,34,36,38,40,41,44,75 johnson, Stephan, 21,99 Johnston, Frank, 89 Johnston, David Jollis, Marilyn, 36,38,40,42,43,76 Jullis, Peter, 40,45,94 Jones, Barbara, 34.40.50.89 Jones,John, 89 Judd, Roger, 94 Kamman. Linda, 34,36,38,40,41,42.43,44,76 Kammer, Kim, 43,99 Keefer, David Kees, Emily, 34,38,40,48,76 Kclch, Dennis, 99 Keller, Dan, 89 Keller, Donna, 34,36,40,41,43,45,51,89 Kelier. Helena, 26,34,45,99 Kelley,James, 99 Kcllcy,John, 21,94 Kelley, Katharine, 40,77 Kelley, Sharon, 34,36,38,40,42,77 Kennedy, Mary Ann, 34,45,94 Kenney, David, 40,94 Kersten, jan, 34,36,44,45,99 Kaslcr, Rebecca, 26,40,41.77 Keys, Micheal 99 Kidder,Jud1, 26,34,40,41,47,50,89 Kincaid, Steve, 21,35,44.89 Kindall,JDhn, 99 King, Patty, 49,45,43,40,44,36,95,26 King, Peggy, 34,40,36,76 Kinner, Russell, 44,315.76 Klar, Ruben, 38,44,40,35,43,76 Klein, Karen, 45,34,40,35,43,76 Klerks, Ernest, 45,76,21 Koehler, Valerie, 45,40,76,8,20,46 Koehler, Bi11,89,17 Korman, Lynn, 3440,3695 Koster, Alan, 95 Koster, Susan, 49,46,89 Kramer, Cynthia, 34,40,35,99 Kroell, Dawn, 45,34,40,35,99 Kruske, Michael, 4034,3639 Krusling, julie, 99 La Benz, Martin LaBondc, Laurie, 45,34,36,99 Lambert, Barbara, 34,95 Lane, Albert, 44,95 Lang, Gregory, 43,97,99,19,25 LarbesJeanne, 34,95 Larbes, Thomas, 95 Lawson, Larry, 37,41,95 Lalham, Chris, 45,34,95 Lalham, Jack, 99,21 Latham, John, 76 Lawrens, Vivian, 34,43,99 Lawson, Ann, 49,34,36,43,97,99,26 Lawson, James, 40,44,41,35,76 Lawton, Barbara, 34,7046 Lay, Barbara, 34,76,46 Ledford, Danny, 95 Leischer, Cynthia, 38,34,40,41,76 Leischer, Deborah, 99 LesterJameg, 98 Levitz,Janis chitz, Marlene, 89 Lewis, Danny, 95,21 Lewis, Saliy, 49,45,34,40,43,80,89 Lichtenberg, Bonnie, 4534,4199 Lindner, Deborah, 45,34 Linder, Gregory, 10017.25 Lindsley, Edward, 95 Linn, Leslie, 34,43,99 Linn, Sue, 99 Little, Douglas, 49,44,40,35,89 Little, Richard, 40,35,76 Little, Wendy, 38,45,34,44,36,41,43,76 Lockwood, Lisa, 45,34 ,40,32,95,20,26 Lockwood, Teri, 38,34,40,36,76.26 Lodicn, Ann, 40,76 Lokesak, Ann, 36,95 L0kesak,John, 99 Long. Donald, 45,40,44.35,95,l9 Long, Mary, 38,34,41,78 Louis, Cary, 99 Loux,Jean, 45,89 L0ux,Joan, 45,89 Lovins, Donna, 34,99 Lovins, Steve, 89,21 Luken. Terri, 40,44 MacDonald, David, 45,35,95 Mack, Frank, 95.25 MaCKnight, Martha, 45,34,36.78 MacKnight, Mary. 384534.78 Maidlow, Mark, 49,45,95,19,25 Maier. Amy, 45.34.36.99,36 Mally, John, 99 Malone. Steve, 35,89,17.21 Maloney. Dale, 38,44,40.41,35,79 Mancini, Lorraine, 95 Marcusscn, Larry. 89 Marsh, William, 45,44.35,89 Man,Janet. 34,40,36,43,99 Mauzcy, Richard, 95 Maxwell, Keith, 49,45.35,85 McCabc, Cindy, 34,40,36,95 McCabe, Kathy, 45,36,34,40.90 McClain, Scott. 45,99 McCreary, Tim, l9 McDonald. Mike, 79 McDonald, Pal. 99 McElwain, Michael, 95 McElwain, Dennis, 49 MacKenzie, Deborah, 49,34,139 McKenzie, Diane, 38,45,34,36.40,79 Medan, Karen, 38,45,34,40,36,79 Mellinger, Chris, 49,45,43,99 Melvin,john, 49,44,3590 Merritt, Bruce, 38.37.44,34,35,46,78.32.33 Messerly. Mark, 2145403595 Mcsserly, Sandra. 40,36,911 Masinger, Stephanie, 99 Meyer. Babbeuc. 45.34.99 131 Meyer, Linda, 38,49,45,78. Meyer, Rebecca, 49,34,99 Miller, Chistopher, 45,99 Miller, David, 99 Millcr,Jan, 43,99 Miller, Ronald, 99,19 Minderman, Eve, 95 Mintzer. Deborah, 99 Mitchell, Carla, 38,40,42,79 Mitchell, Nikki, 34,40,36,95 Mohn, Fred, 40,35,9525 Mohns, Mary, 34,99 Moody, Diane, 45,4199 Moody, Randy, 49,45,40,35,90 Moore. David. 45,43,100 Moorhead, Daniel, 100 Morgan, Rhonda, 100 Morris, Barbara, 34,90 Morse, Carol, 45,40.41,79,20,46 Masbacker, Karl, 37,100 Meyer, Carole, 34.40,36,100,32 Mueller, Steve, 40,44,41 ,90,l7,25 Mustaine, Andrew, 45,34,100 Mustainc, Susan, 45,34,40,36,90 Napier, Guy, 45,41 ,95.19 Nelies, Kathy, 45.40.44,43,95 Nelson, Linda, 100 Neubauer, Diane. 79,38.49,45,34 Niehaus, Thomas, 100 Niles. Clara, 79 Niles. Ralph, 95 Norris, Richard Charting, Marion. 90 O'Connor, Steve, 49,100 Olsson. Ken, 4535,7832 O'Neill. Kathy, 38,79.45,42,43 Orrisan, Vicky, 34,40,95 Orse. Connie, 38,79,40,36,42.43 Orse, Diane, 34,40,36,43,100 Osborne, Linda, 40,46,90,95 Osborne, Lois, 4540,3690 Oxvens,Jim, 90 Padgett, Kathy, 90 Parr. Charlie. 100 Patten, Bonnie, 45,26,34,40,95 Patten, Donald, 37,41 ,90,21 Patten.JefTrey, 100.25 Pelham, Pat, 95 Pcmber, Margie. 45.154.40.41 .90 Pember, Patrick, 34,26,40,100 Pcrin. Barb, 49,34.43,100,26 Perin. Patricia. 49.45,84.40.79.26 Perkins. Philip, 44,95,21 Perkinshjeffery, 4595.19.21 Perkis. Timmhy, 49,45,403595 Pestcr, Steven. 95 Pelering, Charlie, 41,80 Peterson, Dan. 45,95 Peterson, Greta. 37.45,100 Pieczonka, Steven, 40,90,17 Pilgrim. Gail. 4036,4390 Pirog. Steve, 100.25 P00 , Gregory, 44,100,21 Poppenhouse, Douglas. 49.35.90 Prell, Daniel. 45,100 Prickelt. Karen. 313.45.40.80 Prickeu, Sharon, 38,45,4080 Purcell,jim. 95 Purcell.Judy, 45,34,4090 Punee, Linda, 34,40,36,100 Radcliffe. Nancy, 4534,9526 Radcr, Mark, 100 Raffke, Nancy. 45,90 Rahn, David, 45,100 Rathman. Sandra. 34,43,100 Rauch, Terry, 80 Redcmeier, Ruben, 35.81 Reed. Marvin, 45.95 Reed, Robert, 41,81 Reed, Tiercice, 45.34.40,86,90.32 Register, Bo, 80 Reif, Saundra, 96 Renig, Eleanor, 40,90 Rice, Pamela, 45,80 Richardson, Pamela, 38,34,40,44,4l .80 Richmond, David, 45,44,915 Richmond, Douglas, 90 Richmond, Paul, 100 Rieslerer. Cynthia, 34.403690 Riesterer, Mark, 45,35,100 RoachJay, 40,35,95,19, 21 Roach, Wayne, 40,35,95,19,17 Robertson, Deborah, 45,34,40,44,36,26,100,35 Robenson,judy, 45,34,40,81 Robertson, Patti, 4534,4044 ,95 R0gers,Ju1ie, 45,34,36,90 Rolfsen, Lynn,45,40,36,41,90 Ross, Patricia, 40,44,100 Ross. Teri, 95 Rune, Robin, 45,34,36,43,100 Russell, Mark, 38,45,81,18,23,24 Salt, Douglas, 19,100 Salt, Steve, 35,80,17,18 Sams, Grover, 38,49,40,44,35 Sanders, Pete, 21 ,35,45,90 ganna, Wally, 90 Satchell, Barbara. 34,40,100 Sattler,Jim, 90,96 Saum. Douglas, 90 Saum, Susan, 100 Schell, William, 90 Scherrer,Jim, 25,96 Schexnayder. Melanie, 91 Schdosser. Rick Schmalfuss, Bill, 23,24,80 Schneider, Carl, 17,18,44,40,51 Schneider, Gary, 44,45,91 Schroeder, Stephen, 91 SchulCr, Debby, 34,40,45,9l Schwein, Deni, 20,26,36,40,100 Schwein, Gregory, 17,96 Schwier,john, 96 Schwier, Tommy. 96 Sean. Charla, 2634,4191 Scott, Lawrence, 35.44.4596 Seal, Mark, 19,44,101 Seiferl, Bunny, SI Seifert, Mark, 21 ,45,96 Serge, Kathy, 34,101 Serge. Richard, 45,91 Setth. Stew, 9? Sexton. Holly, 45,49,101 Sexton, Larry, 45,81 Shank, Kris, 34,40,36,9I Shannon, Patricia, 34,96 Sharp. Mark, 101 Sharp, Robert, 35,38,40.49,81 Shawver, Cary, 91 Sheakley, Larry, 17,35,40,91 Shear, Kenny, 19,25,96 Shear, Paula, 34,40,101 Shinkle, Cheryl. 34,40.45.96 Shore, Debby, 34,45,91 Sidcrs, Peggy, 34,36,40,45,91 Siemon, Paula, 34,38,40,82 Simms, Mike, 38,41,82 Simms, Bill, 35,82 Simon, Linda, 82 Sininger, Anne, 34,36,38,40,45,83 Sipe, Carol, 83 Sippcl, Richard, 37,40,82 Slate,James, 82 Slater, Nancy, 45,91 Smiley, Linda, 96 Smith,James, 35,41 ,82 Smith, Mike, 21,91 Smith, Patricia, 34,36,38,40,82 Snay, Steve, 17,35,40,45,91 Snyder, Stephanie, 34,36,40,43,45,46,49,91 Summers, Suzanne, 26,34,36,40,44,45,96 Sanger, Patricia, 101 Spears, Debby, 34,101 Sperr, Ann, 45,91 Springmeier. Scott, 19,25,101 Stagge, Richard, 101 Stebbin, Constance, 34, I 01 Steel, Margaret, 36,91 Stegman, Phil, 21,35,45,19,96 Steier, Doug, 40,45,96 Stevenson, Mark, 17,23,24,35,40,45,82 Stevenson, Gale, 43,45,40,101 Stephenson, Valerie, 45,101 Stewart, Lynn, 34,101 Stewart, Thomas, 101 Stiegler, Angela, 101 Stimac, Mary, 26,34,40,101 Stiles, Deborah, 38,45,83 Stouffer, Ann, 34,101 Strickland, Mike, 96 Stringer, Cheryl, 43,96 Stumps, Gail, 34,36,38,40,42,83 Susshine, Patricia, 96 Swartoul, Barbara, 82 Tanner, Dave, 19,25,32,45,101 Tanner, Randy,17,34,40,45,21,37,91 Tassett,Joan, 34,45,101 Taylor, Gradual, 101 Tedesco,Bill,101 Tcnch, Pal, 34,45,96 Thomayer, Mike, 96 Thompson, Albert, 19,101 Thompson,Jim, 91 Thompson, Pat, 82 , Thurman, Kathy, 37,43,40,91 Thorman, Ken, 35,37,82 Thornton,jill, 26,34,38,41,45,83 Tiffany, Cindy, 34,45,101 Tombragel, Darrel, 101 Toth, Dennis, 91 Tower, Binny, 45,91 T0wer,130b, 101,21 Tower, Sue, 45 ,83 Traintr, Joyce, 34,91,120 Trefzger, Bill. 3583,2324 Tudor, Denise, 96 Ulrey, Steve.4l,121 VanBuskirk. Alan, 101 Vance. Gary, 9! 132 Vance, Pam, 45,34,101 Van Licu, Debbie, 34,40,36,101 Van Pelt, Doug, 96 Verborg, Linda, 45,34,101 Vordenberg, Fran, 84 Walbeck,judy, 38,45,34,40,36,41,84 Walker, Craig, 40,35,84 Walker, Kathy, 45,34,36,96 Walker, Stcvc, 45,35,91,21 Wallace, Don, 101 Wallacehlanet, 45,91 Wallace, Rodney, 96,46 Waller,Jim, 96 Walters, Don, 96 Ward, Dick, 49,96 Warren, Pat, 45,40,84 Waters, Robert, 96 Watson, Ann Gay, 45,34,44,36,96 Weber, Chris, 45,34,40,36,43,101,9,32 Weber, Pam, 45 ,34,40,44,36,84 Weeks, Pam, 84,26 Wegenhart, Ken, 96 Weitzel, Kathy, 34,40,36,91 Weitzel, Maureen, 34,36,101 Weich, Cynthia, 34,44,45,96,26 Wengler, Wallace, 101 Wessel, Richard, 96 West, Susan, 49,45,34,36,101,26 White, Carolyn, 45,41 ,91 White, Cheryl, 34 White, Robert, 101,19 Whitiey, Cathy, 45,34,411,36,91 Whitley, George, 101,21 Widmeyer, Fred, 101 Widmeyer, Geroge, 37,45,40,96 Williams, Pat, 34,36,101 Williams, Susan, 45,84 Williamson, Pat. 38,40,84 Wilson, David, 37,49,45,40,4l ,96 Wilson, Diane, 45,34,40,36,101 Winkelman, Dean, 91 Wimer, Eric, 91 Wippel, Kenneth, 90,25 Wipper, David,38,45,41.35,84,17,18 Wipper. Ed, 45,96,19,2l Wirth,Joseph, 101 Wise, Thomas, 101 Witschger, Martha, 45,34,40,36,41,91 Wolfe, David, 101 Woifc, Deborah, 45,34,36,96,26 Wolfe, Vicky, 34,96 Woistmann, Connie, 45,43 Wright, Carole, 40,36,91 Wykoff,John, 41 ,43,96,19,25 Wyllie, Dale, 36,91 Wynocker, Susan, 96 Yours, Eddie, 101 Young, Barbara, 45,43,84 Zemmeyer, Don, 45,43,101