Madeira High School - Mnemonic Yearbook (Madeira, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 194 of the 1986 volume:

U' rf 5 E1 , 1 1 4, - '.f C 9 Dress You .f-I' 1 To W- -1 5132 . - si' X 1 e s . . . . . ' U er left: The latest fad in Jeans . . . Guess? Upper right: Madeira,s fashion bugs. Lower left W , l Q PP J i Wlvi Q Pete did it . . . and so can I! Lower right: Terry helps Wayne with his daily make-up. 5 ', ff S ,i ' .2 i 7 1 s tt'i .1 r is rret 3 wig: C ood Times . . . Upper left: Becky and J oe-always ready for a P.A.R.T.I. Upper right: Hodory's catching flies. Lower left: The T.O.G.A. kickline. Lower right: Peace and good times. 4 Upper left: Come on, Paula, homework's not that bad. Middle left: Is there a spider on the floor Laura? Middle right: Oh, no . . . here we go again. Lower left: Oh, no, Kim's passed out. 'fi :lf I ' A V:VVkA i I : 2 ...L Times' 5 if 3' at J Upper right: Missy and Annethe Bobbsey Twins. Middle left: Join the peace huddle. Middle right: Best friends forever. Lower left: Hey, this isnlt going in the yearbook, is it? Lower right: Alex, stay away from my lunch! r if ' , , a n 1 RTL' ,:.i r1r, WWW ,V if ,QL W ,fi F KJ! all 6 ff' ' 'iv' P i N , , is Pm X w , 1 V, , AX '1 ' rl ' rye. 'You've Got A Friend, Ulh an N! '1- if Q La 'ix P' R if if 5' I , I Q i 1, 4 if . U , . 3 - s f, as ., l ,,,,, f e 1 ,hx 5 , K M-N W u M' ' X K -.., , '4B ' -.num Ii. Q Upper left: Fries between friends. Upper right: Three peas in a pod. Lower left: Hey Jim, I'm a plane! Lower right: I calculated the calories, and . . . 7 6Let's Hear t or The B 9 Q 2 .f Q 1 gzfpdg .V , 3 Upper left: Brad makes some sweet music. Up- per right: Brady, are you sure we're winning? Lower left: Mike gives Joe a big kiss. Lower right: Is that Tony . . . or his sister? irl Just ant T ave F un' Upper left: Kris pretends she's Cyndi Lauper. Middle left: Pick me, coach. Middle right: Cheerleaders show that winning smile. Lower left: The Three Musketeers. 9 wlli isis: as Wall 6Against All dd ' Upper right: The odds were against Jim on his last test. Middle left: Steve can't think of doing another math problem. Middle right: Joe's on page one, and he's already falling asleep! Low- er left: The Monday morning blues in Biology I. Lower right: Erin thinks she can fool Mrs. VanEpps by putting a book over her face. 10 'I l 9 G ll My Love' 10 gi, ,, 31, X 'K , Sl fsxiix 'Bas tiki X r X , -can- is ,,' fs' sk 2 Q xx s I -1-gag ' 'N-Q. .4-nn.g F T X i fl r Q , 5 A -V if a. E L7 'Ei ry 1 2 1 are-fr: X ' :Q ,nf We 125555375 f TX 1-L ,, ,, 'jf ,.---S' y JJ 'Six ii' Upper left: Susan agrees with Brad that Coke is the Real Thing. Upper right: Tara and Jay can't keep their eyes off each other. Lower left: Tony shows Susie how to organize a locker. Lower right: Mary and Todd show off their new pet. 11 - ycfffflgx-E-3-aJvW?i'.EUQyf1 1 P. ,AX ,X ,X ,N g,,fff,-, - ,,rr,,???,iEE . 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Middle right: Send The Wildcats Into Orbiti' by the Sophomore class. Bottom left: One Small Step For The Catsg One Giant Leap For The Mustangs -Junior class. Bottom right: No Peace For The Cats by the stupendous Senior class-who deserved first!!! .454 his n Wi .,,4u,.f.....-4- 1-- Mr. 'ERVILL STEP FB? 'THE FEIS ffilfflflll LEHP F Dlx? THE fi' P ll -4- Siiel 2. ,f :S 1 g W J' ff 5 V ,f' we ,V if I . y R64 . . :xv V ' f , li si- S Y VJ ' ,.mv ,f- . 0 f , l we , is'wi'sr,.wlll1ril1,rw ,, is-in- wll ffet J , f E l 2 M H 1 ' ff i Yue .ty-new e X f ' V- W -f 2 Y. we, it X e zgjw: , Y. V Q ' ' Far left column: Skydivers glide into Madeira's Football Stadium. Top Center: Ms. Meineke executes a perfect jump. Top right: Of course we're going to win, Amy- think optimisticallyl Middle right: Look! it's a bird, a plane-NO! It's SUPER SKYDIVERS!!! Lower right: Debbie S. leads the Mustang Funeral March. 15 lThe Rose' Fall Homecoming continued with the traditional halftime activities. The Marching Band played The Rose as the 1985 court was presented. Matt Breeden and Laura Jacobs were crowned king and queen by football co-captain Mike Koth and cheerleading cap- tain Wendy Maier. Right: Homecoming King and Queen, Matt Breeden and Laura Jacobs. Middle left: Freshmen attendants, Sharon Luedeker and Jeff Jacobs. Middle: Sophomore attendants, Karen Fisher and Mark Hambidge. Middle right: Junior attendants, Theresa Fisher and Robert Wilson. Lower left: The cheerleaders practice their passing. Lower right: Madeira fans are all smiles at halftime. Opposite page-Top left: Senior candidates, Meg Easley and Todd DeWitt. Top right: Senior candidates, Sarah Winchell and Jim Murphy. Middle left: Senior candidates Jennifer Cobb and King Matt Bree- den. Middle right: Senior candidates, Felicia Korman and Mike Meece. Lower left: Queen Laura Jacobs and Senior candidate John Lyons Lower right: Football co-captain Mike crowns Queen Laura Jacobs l at? AG gf J H o 59, ' . ..w -. a .., VV .. , 'p f af 1' v . Q E l 16 XX gx w J f' -' 2 af, 5 Q , x,,, Q 1 2 ' 3 - H.,-5 ar- 'X Z .gr 1, ' 5? f 1 A f? - - t : if. z '2Q'A ' Q . ,iw ,X -. W .ii gf ,FW ,-., .kkk . Lan sw ' at -1 X Y J A F Q ' pi 1 1 . is ISD 6Surf er irl' After a week of spirit and excitement, the Homecoming festivities ended Saturday night with a smashing Hawaiian dance. Decked out with leis, everyone jammed to 'Surfer Girl' by the Beach Boys and other favorites played by the D..I. The main objective was to boogie down and have fung the whole evening was an outstanding success. 18 'Nm We Q it ,- N., N- - ,..... Q 3 xr Opposite page-Lower: Tim teaches Ken how to breakdance. Top: The court poses for a picture before the Homecoming procession. This page-Top left: King Matt and Queen Laura enjoy a dance. Top right: Mary and Todd, inseperable at the dance. Lower left: Rhyan flashes a smile for the camera. Lower right: Donlt fall asleep Nancy! 19 cThe Children Are ur uture' MHS Seniors run for one-day terms in city and school offices. Top Right: Jennifer and Kelly learn their jobs well. Mid- dle Left: Russ easily handles his job as City Manager. Middle Right: Jim tries fast talking thejuniors and seniors into voting for his party. Bottom Left: These Members of the T.O.G.A. Party keep spirits high. Bottom Right: Dave Bieber was Madeiraas Mayor-For-A-Day-Can you imagine life in Madeira if he were Mayor for a year? ISRNF3 20 .. ...,,fk, N, i ,M-an-..,, .5-.44 .....,,,-i I r V 2 . , 1 2 '9 Si lW X X R sa X X Upper Left: Kyoshi tPeter TJ feels the pressure of faculty prejudice. Upper Right: Ellen tChristy NJ muses over Miss Barrett's tales of horror at Calvin Coolidge High. Lower Left: Elliot tMatt BJ lectures on proper grammar and elegant, esoteric poetry. Lower Right: Christopher H. and Amanda H. await cues in the wings. 22 1 I I !Nf t 7: ,, 1a t l fff. gif 1- . 1 I I l,, ,, V W V 1 ,i.' . ii, .. X. 1 ,.- ' 6We Are The World Influenced by U.S.A for Africa and the spirit of giving, the ninth an- nual Ricky King fund was a record- breaking success. As a whole, we raised S4077.10, breaking last year's record of S372l.00. The Seniors broke the class record with Sl655.00, and Mr. Shipmanis Senior boys, homeroom broke the class record for homerooms with S866.95. The second annual tricycle race was also record breaking, as we broke last yearls re- cord with the Seniors taking the victo- ry again. Right: The Senior class cleans out their pockets to win the 1985 tricycle race. Middle: The Ju- niors count their money, but can't quite beat the Seniors. Lower left: Ken Wittman plays a great M.C. Lower right: Kris Berry peddles his way for the Juniors. 24 Mfawifswfmsnmm ? o O O of 'I 6Deck the all ' A special event forthe holidays was the Winter Music Concert. The mixed choir and the girls ensemble sang the merry songs of Christmas, as did the Madeira Music Company who also entertained. An extra high- light was a duet of O Holy Nightw by Kim Haas and Todd Thiele. The concert put everyone in the holiday spirits. Left: Laura, why aren't you singing? Top mid- dle: Music Company sends their Christmas greetings. Middle: Ms. Hominick warms up the choir. Lower left: We Wish You A Merry Christmas. Right: Jay Hyre and Susie Black- welder sing their Christmas tidings. 25 -M if M f l E 0 one fx f-'X fx gg o 3 ' gbff-nfmflfggn F' V C .Q g fl:, 547 WHT'-1 -,NI ?,lZfp1E?? ,X A d fTiF VTH -I . f, A .fx O. - l '!fLLfi'Ff.El.J'VfWn's'1VrVaf4-4-I 3-3551? FTVQ-BYTE:-5?f5 fx 0 Q ? S2- 2 , v .-E-, '-iji...-1-Ql-!Q2...1.-T-----..---l-1..--1--1--- C? P fx. Qfxlli-.LQ . me A N., Tm WUEN'F3fUH:fm 1 1-QL: fl' P . f5ere3rsAsra1f,'gfQ5,- ab FW sqm 4 LgJ1fQU L This year brought a lot of new faces to our ,midst as well as being the last year for a few favorite teachers. This section is dedicated to all of the faculty of MHS who have pulled together to make a strong staff. Thanks for all the support. Not pictured: Mary Ann Adrick. 5 5 Barbara Brewer Ellen Brinkley Treasurer B.A. Morris Harvey College M.A. Western Michigan University Charles E. Buchy Th0ma5 E- Budde Mary Burns A.B. 8e B.s. Wittenberg University BA- Xavlef UH1VCfS11Y B.A. Wittenberg M.A. Xavier University Joy Cantwell Smile, Ann. Homework's not that bad?! B.Ed. University of Wisconsin M.Ed. University of Cincinnati 28 . 5 -E in What do you mean weire not going to play 'Light My Firei? Cynthia W. Craver Pat Dorn B.A. Ohio Wesleyan University Secretary H' Dear Steve . . . M ,fi 9' -Jr' ev' Joe Clifton B.S. Western Kentucky University M.A. Western Kentucky University Rosemary Dustrude B.A. Edgecliff College M.Ed. Xavier University ki K.C. Eakins Associate, Ferris State College 29 Al-at , t I ,A, W h Victor Effler Tom Foreback A.B., Xavier University B.S. Univer. of Cinti. M.Ed. Xavier University Masters Vocational Ed., Univ. of Cinti. Robert G. Gardner B.S. Ohio University M,Ed. Xavier University N.. if l Sue Gilsdorf B.Ed. University of Toledo Thfeeis COIUP3-HY! M.Ed. University of Cincinnati Barbara Gutting D.J. Hammond B.A. College of St. Catherine B.A. Miami University M.A. University of Minnesota M.Ed. Xavier University 30 Jay R. Hanson B.A. Univ. of Cincinnati M.Ed. Temple University O .K Pat Hayden Allan Heim Audrey J. Plomaniclc S B.S. Ashland College Bachelor of Music Education ecretary . . . . . . M.Ed. Xavier University - Wittenberg University S E w-si: V . Bob Hudson My! What cute suits, guys! Custodian ,We o ' sf X Nancy Hunt Glenn Johnson Shirley Joy Secretary B.S. Western Kentucky University B.S. University of Massachusetts M.A. Univ. of Northern Iowa Robert D. Kearns, Jr. Charlotte Knost Stephen M. Kramer B.S. Miami University . B.A. gc Bid. University of Cincinnati B.S. University of Qincinnati B.S. 8: M.A. Xavier University M.Ed. Xavier University at K 32 ' Gregory D. Kummer Mark practices his asdfikls B.S. University of cincinnati B.A. University of Cincinnati mail-f Robert J. Larbes Rosalie Lemkin Kathryn S. LePage B.A. Fordham University B.A. Brooklyn College B.S. Bowling Green State University M.A. Columbia University N X K-A ,K - xi, A I 'fer XX .W 5 Jonathan William Mauch Ruth McGregor Michele McNeeley B.S. Ohio State University B.S. University of Cincinnati B.A. Miami University M,Ed, Xavier University M.Ed. Xavier University fi Vera McVicker I . H B.S. University of Cincinnati HOW egg'C1tmg-- M.Ed. Xavier University 1 I vig . 'Y'W'fTD 2' i ifagtiifdi ei 5 . Nancy L. Meineke Pamela Northcutt Alberta Pfeister BA. University of Cincinnati B.S. University of Cincinnati B.S. Bowling Green State University ..s ,, 4: John D. Rahe A.S. Wilmington, M.Ed. Xavier Univ. D.Ed. Nova University ii Roger W. Shipman B.S. Morehead State CKYQ M.S. University of Kentucky Z ..,,,:,. .mg ,1- .- Y Dawn Stewart B.S. Bowling Green University M.Ed. University of Cincinnati 34 Andy Scheidt Custodian Terry Ann Smalara B.A. Mount St. Joseph College M.Ed. Xavier University Dave Stouffer B.S. Ohio University M.Ed. University of Cincinnati Karin Schneider B.S. Miami University M.Ed. Miami University an 1 Merv Snider B.S. Ball State University M.S. Radford University Michael Sullivan B.S. Valparaiso University M.Ed. Indiana University John F. Taylor B.S. Xavier University M.Ed. Xavier University S. Dianna Wheeler B.S. Morehead University 4 ! 3, . . , R i Maureen McPhillips B.A. Ecigeciiff, ivi.A. Loyola M.I.M. Am. Grad. School of lnt'l. Mgmt. Catherine Tuck B.A. University of Cincinnati MA, University of Cincinnati Sharyn Van Epps B.S. Miami University M.Ed. University of Cincinnati fx X Q kk- Bill Williamson Dee Hopping B.S. Miami University B.S. Miami University M.Ed. University of Cincinnati 4 Cooks , ,,,, N Ilia ia- ' x Q . Q. Q 'ff ss'f'mp,,f ff flitkfr ,L in 'Rs -xwmwsnmmmwwsx ,., , , n-F ' Opposite page: Upper left: Matt Breeden as himself. Upper middle: Coach Gardner says, This is a tennis ball. Upper right: Mrs. Wheeler, they say talking to yourself is a sign of impending mental collapse. Lower left: Some freshmen think they're so cool. Lower right: Pam and Dave study a blank sheet. This page: Upper left: French-teacher-of-the-week Mrs. Jokavic. Upper middle: What'? More work?! asks Mrs. Eakins. Upper right: Ahhh! The sweet smell of Biology II. Lower: Pay attention, Ka- J' ren. We're taking your picture. wif , fl ,M FW ,W ,WH H gm 37 ' F .AA ?h'CfTifzxig,-E.?-E1-37115 ferr 113. a ... A AA gsbri-lllgfflggiggi A '15, Qfbff VTV P xg , o o 0 ff if 'xmxfw A yi U IVFVAIVI-I R ,Q 5 fN fs 0 fs . . I no mf,fgm-3, A A fx. gbf1rrTr,Qraf-Hf?JfF A ? ' 0 P fi-.. M-Eggffm-.Lil A-. . A A-. . A,,A,,An :VUE'ffF'ffULE'1V3 i LLL fp P . O ffaregrfsrefpgf,5,. Q 1 TfefgrLLmfnfN5f.fnT-f- C The girls volleyball team had a good season this year with a record of 10-12 overall and 7-9 in the CHL League. Since we were competing in a new league and had a new coach, it was somewhat diffi- cult to become adjusted, but with the spirit and talent of these girls we were able to have a successful season, thanks to the captains Dawn Bolander and Beth Tiemeyer. Congratulations to Dawn for being chosen lst team in the CHL League and to Beth for receiving honorable mention. Congratulations also to Dawn Bolander, MVP, and Terry Buchanan, MIP. First row L to R: Leigh Lewis, Anya Bootwalla, Dawn Bolander, Sue Joseph, Becca Tureen. Second row L to R: Katie Nightin- gale, Shannon Gleason, Tricia Boehnlein, Kelly Bartush, Beth Gamble, Kim Siefke, Charity Heilmann, Laura Tartaron. Third row L to R: Coach Pfeister, Pollie Oriez, Suzanne Mack, Terry Buchanan, Theresa Fischer, Heidi Reichrath, Karen Fischer, Kim Homer, Sheri Bredenfoerder, Carol Alf. Not Pictured: Mi- chelle Miller, Judy Henke, Andrea Lydon, Bonnie Kesman. 1. M , 5 i Q , ,y ri 4 X 'f 'x Q If , li J , f C ' vi Opposite page-Lower left: Beth anxiously waits for the ball to return. Lower right: After positioning herself, Kelly watches the ball go over the net. This page: Andrea goes up for a successful slam. Upper right: Karen carefully examines her opponents. Lower right: Theresa lunges in order to save the ball. 'Q . ig p , . t K -- tim: pp. J.. . 4 iii- is S K S.: t it.. 3 ao .t .f sq. Q. 1 X. ii we The girls' tennis team had a fun and adventurous season this year in the CHL League. Although the team didn't have a winning record, some individuals came out ahead. The first doubles' team ofjuniors, Denise Tangney and Sandy Sievers, had a 10-5 sea- son, while first singles' player, Crystal Terry, had a record of 8-7. Team Captain was Sandy Sievers, and C it Me With our Best Shot' Most Improved Player was Tiffany Grooms. Welre looking forward to a great season next year! Team: Sitting L to R: Crystal Terry, Tiffany Grooms, Jane Tan- aka, Susan Songer. Standing L to R: Coach Nester, Sandy Sievers, Monica Morgenthal, Heather Hopping, Jennifer Barnes, Denise Tangney. Pictured below are Crystal Terry, Jennifer Barnes and Sandy Sievers showing their excellent tennis skills! . Y I, Q ,fy rf V gf .N Kwa- fxsh- 0 4 at .x ,V s .AK if vi ' f i t iii rssc X 'ii J ii 3 Q W x ssaa S ccses ... C . Nj, .t,.kL::x T in K ' '- ysyy S 5. lima fs. ,1- 'Pk' WU V ?,,, 1. GS ' ' ' The boys' tennis team swang through their season under the coaching of Madeira graduate Steve Stacy. Although Dave Hodory was the only one to make it past the first round in singles during sectionals, the whole team felt they learned a great deal. With only two seniors graduatingeco- captains Rob Ellsworth and Dave Schmitz-next year should prove to be a strong one. A i Qsih if-J Q--Lf ,...--f, 1 , gl HM l.., , A M yoga., ., Q,-wQ4'H f ' ' I iivi i Varsity Boys Tennis-Sitting: Martin Frohlich, David Hodory, Gordon Bell, John Davis, Middle: Wayne McElhaney, Bobby Rommel, Darrin McAnich, Back Row: Rob Ellsworth, Jeff Benjamin, Coach Stacey, Chad Bruffey, Dave Schmitz EWU' 1 E: Y lv: , g l ,Ji -4- 9, ,7 A 43 av R . The seniors on this yearas golf team are John Cowan Ctopj and Mark Smith Cbe- lowj Lower right: Brad Marsh putts for a birdie. Lower left Mark Smith fo- cuses hls attention on the The Golf Team had a successful season this year with a record of 9-7 in the league and 7-6 in the non- league. And they placed 4th in the CHL League, 2nd in the League Tournament, and tied for 3rd in the District Tournament. Congratulations goes to Brad Marsh for his outstanding performance this year. Brad was chosen lst team all league, lst team A-AA all city fboth POST and ENOUIRERJ, and CDriVe' 2nd team all Southwestern Ohio A-AA. He was qualified from District and played in the Regional Tournament as an individual. Good job, Golf Team!! Kneeling L to R: Mark Smith, Brad Marsh. Stand- ing L to R: John Cowan, Ken Wittman, Tim Byrd, Coach Buchy. 'ia YW I., ff 6 unning With the Wind' The 1985-1986 Cross Country Team had an excel- lent season this year! The girls, team placed lst in CHL. Thank you team captains, Lynn Adler and Rod- ney Swisshelm, for making this season so successful! Congratulations to Lynn Adler, Cindy Moore, Kim Wendel, Kelli Osborn, Natalie Swisshelm, and Rodney Swisshelm for receiving All League CHL. In addition, Kim Wendel and Rodney Swisshelm were chosen for the most improved runner award. Way to go!!!!!! The Cross Country team L to R: Kim Wendel, Lynn Adler, Natalie Swisshelm, Cindy Moore, April Trimble, Kelli Osborn. Not pictured: Mike Griffin, Paul Schmid, Rodney Swisshelm, Ray Vitatoe, Jeff Jacobs, Paul Smiley. gg. 'G fi? a-.6 w.. C Upper right: Rodney high-tails it to .1 13 the finish! Lower left: Cindy W Q people one by one. is .... il! in M 'ii 11 ' e. ,1 R 5 1 concentrates on her form. Lower right Kim and Natalie are on a roll passing fKeepin the Faith' The 1985 Varsity Football players were winners Mustangs should be ready to go. With help from despite the team's dlSappOiIltir1g 1-9 record. The quarterback Mike Koth, Mike Meece was the team worked hard all summer and each and every team's MVP. George Atkins was awarded the best week during the season. They put forth their best offensive lineman, while Scott Marcello earned Cff01't3 211141, alth011gh itis hard, they can be proud the best defensive lineman award. Curt Conrad and hold their heads high. was the best offensive back and Mark Caesar was The team lacked experience with only five the best defensive back. seniors on the roster, which means the 1986 WW fi fi SITTING: Drew Billeter, Dan Hartung, Mike Herrmann, Tony Bassano, Scott Humes, Greg Thurman, Mike Simmons, Ken Stegman, Eric Bolander, Todd Beuke, Jeff Radel. KNEELING: Coach Taylor, Steve Gardner, David Lewis, Patrick Hinkle, Russ Brietfelder, Rob Ellsworth, Deron Penley, Joe Estep, Mark Caesar, Scott Marcello, Mike Koth, Matt Zimmermann, Rob Zeisler, Scott Johnson, Curt Conrad, STANDING: Coach Heim, Dan Orse, Alex Antestenis, Tim Armstrong, Keith Metz, Walter Rhame, Robert Wilson, Mike Meece, Joseph Jansen, Mike O,Donnel, George Atkins, Scott Stewart, Coach Coler, Coach Tanner, Coach Kummer, Coach Reardon. Football captains Mike Meece and Mike Koth with Head Coach 1986 coaching staff bottom left to right: Al Heim, Rick Tanner. Top row Al Heim. left to right: John Taylor, Greg Kummer, Jerry Reardon, Dick Coler. 46 , , . . , , f gf 3, , ,, f ,ii it . ,f ' ,m , ww t ZHLWJJA M, M is 'WW Top left: Deron Penley. Top right: Mike Meece stretches high. Middle left: Heim and Reardon in deep discussion. Lower left: Mike Koth, quarterback, 47 Right: Matt gets his kicks out of football. Middle left: Down you beast!,' Middle right: Mike stays up with two opponents on. Lower left: Tony models the latest in Rough and Tough. Lower right: Dan does the Primate Ballet. 'Cv 48 6 ootloose' The Varsity boys soccer team this year had a great season with a record of 13-6-l. In the CHL League they were rated fifth and second in the District seed. The junior varsity soccer team had a record of 2-7-l. Special awards went to Chip Berry for Most Improved Dave Henke for Best Defense, Mark Hambidge for Best Offense, Tom Dabeck for the T.E.A.M. award Cteamworkgeffort-attitude-motivationj, and Matt Breeden for the MVP award. Matt was chosen for the East-West All Star game and also first team in the CHL League. Tom Dabeck, Dave Henke, David Schmitz, Mark Hambidge, and Tony Schweppe re- ceived Honorable Mention in the CHL League. Con- gratulations, boys!!! Upper left: Tom practices his ballet Upper right: Coach Shipman, with captains David Schmitz, Tony Schweppe, and Matt Breeden. Lower left: Jeff tries to wink while Tom and Peter look on. Lower right: Schmitz say Outta my way! tettt F an , .4 , .. if v , V if ' W M, it J f t f v 2 - , ' A f f at ff? fl W 'ff , f I L ' - f ying Inga, Q , V, -kgQV,f, Q? , yr! f fc. H k - 3 , I , 1, fa ' ' ff' f -I f mu zum'-LQ., 1 , , 1, 'W' ' l:?a?5Zf5?Ei' f J f Z L5 3 my Q. ' ,Km Kwik mam W is Y' 4, Q le gm ., 1 fa ' B , mf52w f'H'f fi? fi 5 , : f H Vfr' V 121 r f ' if L,-, f mm if H ,. Q , t 1 ' T T V ' ,J A , g ' J 4 to . ' 1 W , , W V ., 'i My V' ,f4fvff ,f'f5W5 ' ' 'fl' 75 , , 1, ' , ,.', H .A 'p Q'1f,,Qff'.:. f ' ', 4 V' .W ,-wr, H R it e - T , J ' it T W J ' I 'Z ' i, , V, ., .f', ,, ,V A ..,V H , , 7 ' VV 55 , , , as Q . V 35 A My V ', J ' V , ' - ' , ' ' ,,,., , .,,. , 5 ,f.- V ' f A , ,,,. ,, J, - ' ' fa The l986 Varsity and Junior Varsity boys' soccer includes: FIRST ROW L to R: Manager, Reagan Shipman, Ryan Shipman, Ricky Weas, Jason Ladd, Chad Willwerth, Robert Romell, Luke Tanaka, Brett Bennett, Pete Tanaka, Chip Berry. SECOND ROW L to R: Dave Henke, Derrick Hays, Matt Breeden, Dave Schmitz, Tom Rapp, Quesnell Hartmann, Sean Kelly, Tony Schweppe, Todd DeWitt, Mark Hambige. THIRD ROW L to R: Coach Roger Shipman, Kelly Hall, Don Cribbit, Kevin Werner, Jim Tartaron, Bob Powers, Tom Dabeck, Jay Hyre, Mike Samuel, Mike Griffin, Jeff Niemantsverdriet, Brady Allman. NOT PICTURED: Joe Stamm, Mike Cornelius, Mike Shannon, David Brasington, Todd Paniel. Above: A serious discussion between the Referee and Coach. Lower right: Derrick awaits the ball. Below: Schmitz, making his move. it aa l FR 2,-, 9' ?5Qf W, gwaalbefw- in flaw 4 l e Ai, .,,, ,f , :Agfa M.v'W ! . MJD, w ' ff f'4' ' Upper left: Mike jumps on the ball. Upper right: Kevin wants that ball. Left: Let's celebrate! Left: White Brett wakes up, Quesnell sits on his invisible chair and David gawks, Sean gets the ball. Lower right: Tom and his date are being attacked by a killer soccerball. 1 s. , 1 V i Q4 ' 1 H ' ' , W QM , 4 be A2 ' wal 14W'1'fwf'f , j, yazjf , , L . Q , V I M, , 5 , H- W 'M' . I ew in afffwizwfnf 51 6She's ot Legs' The Amazon Varsity Soccer team pulled together for their best record ever, 12-4-3. They were also 3rd place in CHL and 2nd seed in the sectional tourna- ment. Jenny Trowbridge, Jane Schutte, and Lisa Jones were all CHL. Elaine Volz, Stephanie Sam- uel, and Jane Schutte had honorable mentions, Ka- tie Stegman, Lisa Jones, and Jenny Trowbridge were all-city. Jenny T. in her outstanding year made 34 goals and was 2nd in the city, this was a new Amazon record! The Amazon J .V. were undefeated in CHL, 6-0. Coached by Sue Womack, the J.V. team, with a lot of hard work, had a great year with an overall record of 12-l-l. All of the Amazon girls played a super season! f.m..,z.,,. ,,.,. .uw ,. fm. M Front left: Alison Joseph, Nicki Hopkins, Sandy Oberschlake, Eve Bauer, Bev Gambrel, Sheila Langner, Jenny Beckman, Katie Stegman, Robyn Shipman, Jenny Trowbridge, Middle left: Amy Isphording, Jane Schutte, Libby Feller, Stacy Schertzer, Meagan Gleason, Lori Lance, Cindy Tangney, Sarah Winchell, Dawn Burrows, Shannon Koth. Top left: Ann Glassmeyer, Ann Tenkman, Elaine Volz, Laura Leonhardt, April Huchaby, Amy Penson, Kelli Osborne, Kristi Medert, Lisa Jones, Stephanie Samuel, Sharon Shemo. f 'is' J , af an f 'Q . 'ff , Qin ' I ' r ' ,' ,, ,,z,5w,1+f .F-41 g - in 5, V6 pf' I Q VV ,,, 'Y y , wa, Mffwff fa-w.ff,,v,v fi ., V .fn '1 f't,sf35,?Mvwnf.-Kfkmwi -my Opposite page: Left: Sheila fights for the ball. Right: Jenny breaks for the goal. Upper left: Go Sandy, kick that ball! Upper right: Lisa Jones steals the ball. Lower Left: Alison concentrates very hard on her next move. Above, Sandy Oberschlake moves in for that soccer ball! 53 ,Q WMV W 'X 66 ody Slam This yearas varsity boys basketball team had an awesome season! The season was filled with such highlights as a 1 pt. overtime victory against Wyoming and winning the Ql02fLaRosa's game of the week against rival Indian Hill led by Co-Captains Tim Southerland and Mike Meece who were both featured in the Enquirer as Player of the Week. The Mustangs didn't end their season until the final game of the sectionals against top- seeded C.A.P.E. mlm ws ft I5 fr Varsity Basketball: fkneelingl Mgr. Kevin Haas, Coach Gardner. Back Row L to R: Doug Smith, Steve Gardner, John Trowbridge, Dave Henke, Co-CaptainfTim Southerland, Co-Captain- Mike Meece, Chad Bruffey, Dave Bieber, Jeff Niemantsverdriet, John Lyons, Andy Breeden, Mike Koth. f i .wwf ' . K - Z 5 9 it ,suv L 2 4 W y ..-2 5 if 35 .i- . A If asrr 5 U X f X 3 2 ?f'ir Q5fl ' 1 1 . M, Q - x,'.. ...spun Q C3 .1 5, N W, -M ff- . M. M 1.x-Qljggiif QQ,-S7 Y wx Q L.,... . x.i: , if! A A , , l' HUF' M b M Mfr, Q- K 6 kV,k W,..v,:1 Mm mwa- W ff, MJ .,,,,a- ' 55 1 vi J.V Basketball: Sittng: Brian Andrews, David Hodory, David Uchtman, Rich Vaughan, Tim Byrd. Kneeling: Jeff Benjamin, Andy Banks, Keith Metz, Tom Dabeck. Standing: Mike O'Donnell, Bill Gamble, Coach Larbes, Chuck Osborne, Kevin Werner ffm?ff!:'gJ,Ei!Ef!!gf! h ,I ' 'f - elvv 1 y g g 'Z' with f' Frosh Basketball: Sitting: Todd Boike, Mike Lyons, Brett Bennett, Paul Smiley. Kneeling: Todd Howell, Rob Zeisler, Tommy Haller. Standing: Coach Kummer, Mike Herrmann, Tim Ohr, Chris Hennig. CO he Rebound, The Amazon varsity basketball team overcame many difficulties this year, struggling through part of the tough season without three key players, to tie with Cape for fourth in the Cincinnati Hills League. The girls finished the season with a 9-7 record in league and were fifth in district seeds. The team won the first exciting tournament game against Blanchester but were eliminated from the District Tournament by Fin- neytown who went on to state. Fine leadership was shown by senior captains Dawn Bolander and Steph- anie Samuel. Dawn Bolander was named to the all- league first team. An exciting highlight of the season was when Coach Shipman won his 400th game. The J.V. Team finished with another great season under a new coach Jerri Thompson. They were 14-2 in the Cincinnati Hills League, finishing second behind Reading, who beat Madeira in their only two league losses. The coaches are hoping that the strong sopho- more squad will continue their successes on the varsity level next year. ' 'T 131 .,, .,.....y,.. ... ,.... . ..,,. ,.. , y .:...,y Af:Vz 5 2, t ' U . ,..,y ., W' X . 1 , f 'A W 'vit' Team CL-RJ Row l: Robyn Shipman, Crystal Terry, Dawn Bolander, Mickey Hopkins, Jenny Trowbridge, Row 2: Elaine Volz, Karen Fisher, Andrea Lydon, Stephanie Samuel, Row 3: Coach Shipman, Teresa Fisher, Sharon Shemo, Jane Schutte, Coach Volz. ,J- ' I xi at ia v Aan 24 'hu 'Nui S g fha C., - ,..,Y. .,... 9, u . W ,Lrg r K- in .K21 I 1 - 'T T 4-2 ' V W- Q 1 A iiik if . '15, ...-nn '.:.- ' sim Xa . - 1 .. .larry iam. L N - Mig 1i ,V X .. i if is ,il , f 5, , ' - N4Q : , V :.: ,,.2?, ,:k, lx, N - H N ' 1 'xxx I ,, l .. ,,. :su x 5 Q ,,,, , ' 'N ' ' 1-fwgffv 1 :gi N 4 ,,N,,N,, Q 4- ' , N N , j Y L fiwryy J X, ,, ' X'bNNN 1 W' ' ,,,,NNQ N N ,Q ' X N - .: -4 A V , xy - . ,Q N ,,,.X -. -I . ,I .. .,,. N , 4, N 4, lii. J -Q ew M W ' 4NxQ V1 ol nm? ,gm ,725 Q-cv N75 S57 SD' 5-57-7 ,wg PO gffar -1? U, U1 svQg FEE E201 :, o .r-1:1 one HG Q? 'U' 59: E-sr NW '-I 52.3 'E WE 53? S W L12 gn? Sm E592 .-, OE SF P? 25?-E WE . Qu ZW O 52 .12 Pfi- QE: Qc :ri 'YN 59 Bo 'Ol 'CU 58 5.135 8-uunl'l ' 'H+ ,.., 'N Opposite page: Middle left: Crystal fools her opponents by passing the other way. Upper right: So wherels the basket? Lower left: Dawn eludes the opposition. Lower right: A quick time-out for water. This page: Upper left: Erin shoots a perfect shot. Upper right: Coach Shipman explains a playe-one more time. Lower left: It's a bird, It's a plane . . . Lower right: Mickey dribbles into action. 59 Wrestler s The wrestlers showed perfect devotion during a long season of hard work that paid off greatly. They had a lot of help from the closeness and deep involve- ment of their coach, Mr. Kearns. The team won 3rd at Lockland, lst at Madeira, and a great victory of lst in the league. The Madeira Mustangs were also 3rd in districts. Jim Strelau, Steve McCullough, George Atkins, and Todd Dewitt advanced to re- gionals. The wrestling team did a superb job and C 9 9 hapsod accomplished more than ever. Top to bottom, right to left: Chris Berry, Alex An- testenis, Bill Weber, George Atkins, Russ Breit- felder, Joe Estep, Kevin Jones, Drew Billeter, Steve McCullough, Daren Penley, Rob Ellsworth, Jim Tartaron, Jason Ladd, Jeff Jacobs, Quesnell Hart- man, Eric Bolander, Tom Rapp, Rodney Swisshelm. M' 3. ' s x,f'f ' I Q xg A A Daren moves in for the pin. Kearns shouts words of encouragement! 61 The Varsity Baseball team had a great season this year with a record of 21-S. They finished second in the league with a 12-4 record behind Loveland and Reading who tied for first. One highlight of the season was when the Mustangs won the Madeira Invitational Tournament. A hitting attack carried the team for most of the season with ten batters ending up with a better than .300 average, three players with over a .400 average, Classic, along with receiving 1 an honorable mention at third base for the most con- sistent. Jon Trowbridge was named the best pitcher all- city and received an honor- able mention Double A all- city. Jim Murphy received an honorable mention as a pitcher. Mark Caesar re- ceived an honorable mention as the CHL catcher. The J.V. Team finished with a 13-10 record overall, ending up third in league with a fine 12-3 record. Bottom left: Brad checks the sign from the catcher. Bottom center: Andy unleashes a wicked curveball. Bottom right: Mike hangs onto this line drive. 'Centerfield' and one player batting better than .500. Andy Breeden was voted the MVP of the team along with being named second in CHL and Double A all-city and winning the Silver Bat Award for batting .505. Dave Henke received the Golden Glove Award for best defense in the outfield and was chosen to play in the North-South All-Star Game. Mike Koth was chosen to play in the East-West All- City All-Star Game, also known as the Coaches' ' mibwifla-V7V'VJ f f H C Varsity Team QL-RJ Row 1: Kevin Riley, Brad Marsh, Mark Caesar, Charlie Shoop, Curt Conrad, Kevin Haas. Row 2: John Lyons, Steve Gardner, Mike Koth, Tom Dabeck, Ken Wittman. Row 3: Jeff Niemants- verdriet, Andy Breeden, Jon Trowbridge, Dave Henke, Jim Murphy, Coach Gardner. V V jf l ,V .f13',f, . B . 7 t 'Q T 2 Q :fe .gy ,Q g 11, 5 . 2 . . 'flu' VV Q f f 1 . 7 t ',,, , . T .1 ' Q. ,eg . L .gn f ' 'g g i-R 5 N1. 4' . A f 65:5 ' if IL -Sgr 4195 f yi , , A , '- ' 7? 'P' B 1 45 i' 'S E 20 5 'S fi ' ' v ' VV' V VV 1 ,. . in ,r, I -J ' at I y . f a t it . .... is f' 45 . A ' ' . '6:' f ,, V 93 1' . at ' . fit fa . A -if -.va a . l ff T T, .. he it trttt , t s ,, M N ,. . T Al ,,,V in V' f V, V V T k W ' M Middle left: Brett falls prey to the V XV X A t. A V l f , ball's hypnotic powers. Middle center: 'V , ' A 1 V' l P 4 V ' '. V V I Mark checks for bugs in his mask. ,Q ' 7' 'A ' 0 WV VVVVVV V MV i ' 'l Middle right: Dave takes a breather. . at VVM V V Bottom right: Jim loosens up in the J.V. Team CL-RJ Row l: Tim Ohr, Dave Uchtman, Rayo Nulsen, Brett Bennett, Andy Banks, Brad Marsh, Dwayne Burnett, Row 2: Tony Bassano, Rich Vaughan, Tom Haller, Keith Metz, Mike O'Donnel, Rob Hunt, Brady Allman, Dan Hartung, Coach Larbes. YN N07 -,fy ..,xgp?2: - f ' at ., ..-f'fxwW1'Qf ap .Z ' - ,ig f t. T U. . , ' f' ww , Q 1' . A .I f ff, NA ., 1, ag' Us 'A ,-: -, V 'T . , ,, .,, ...v ,.s,.,. .gn c , ,ra , .rf ,ei-1.i:.L-..i 5 ,. ' ' A, bull pen. Bottom center: OD sets himself for the next pitch. Bottom left Coach Gardner gives a pre-game pep talk. CC ' ' 99 Chariot of Fire It is human nature to be unsure and uncomfort- though few in numbers, this year's team was made able with change. With a new coaching staff and the up of hard working, dedicated athletes, who made anticipation of an all weather track, this Spring was tremendous individual improvements no exception for the Madeira High track team. Al- the season. ., R W wa.. fate- fl Qi' - s...,,.,.,....iWM gi at , . e .. . r . 1,15 . ' - Row l: Lynn Adler, Natalie Swisshelm, Debbie Stern, Susie Blackwelder, Kelli Osborne. Row 2: Pete Tanaka, Tammi Hill, Jerry Barone, Deron Penley, Cindy Moore, Erin Connelly. Row 3: Coach Kearns, Coach Reardon, George Atkins, Paul Schmid, Walt Rhame, Mike Griffin, Kevin Warner, Coach Thompson. +5 . ,, 5 1 A t- ' 'L 1.-1 , - ,z 1 t p L ppggii : , 6 ,,.g,g, ii dn, t ,A y f if FMON T FUN Team Captains Walt Rhame Mlke Griffin Cindy Moore and Lynn Adler. Most Improved went to Natalie Swisshelm and Pete Tanaka. Lynn Adler and Deron Penley received Most Valuable and the 1986 Madden Memorial Award went to Lynn Adler. Opposite page: Top left: Rodney is determined to be a winner. Bottom left: Another exciting day at the races. Bottom right: Kelli, please take this! Top left: Only a couple more laps. Lower left: Pete stretches for the hand off. Lower right: What a great hand off. 65 Gil. bn ,xfxfxh F' , gg ' fn- LLEL . ,X ,xx ?,Tfp??? gfr ffm .- 0 ' Q m . fN fx f5 fx . ' 1 7 -ff 11'1ffVJ.f-4 -1 A A Zi - Qs? VTVx-tafVfE'x-Hufff5fH4T?Fli+ f fx 0 ? X 5 . , .iff i'il2i----:l.IjQ!7..1-T-1-1-1Q----.-!l--1-- Qi! p , f3l1l'L5t7 , A M, ,QAM VUE'ffffUEf Va 1 1 L, yuan 1Q di ? fTLmLLLf-Hff1,Tfif1if- eAarsgrfsrs':f,Qgf5,. L 6 at ance' Unfortunately Winter Homecoming was somewhat of a disappointment this year. At the last minute the dance was cancelled due to lack of people attending, but the activities still took place at the half time of the basketball game. Lynn Adler and Tim Southerland were crowned King and Queen by basketball co-captain Mike Meece and student government vice-president Ann Gibbons. THIS PAGE: Right: 1986 Basketball Homecoming Queen Lynn Adler. Middle: Ann Gibbons crowns King Tim Southerland. Lower: Queen Lynn Adler poses with her court and attendants. OPPOSITE PAGE: Upper left: Queen Lynn Adler and Senior candidate Tony Schweppe. Upper right: Senior candidate Libby Feller and King Tim Southerland. Middle left: Senior candidate Wendy Maier congratulates Queen Lynn Adler. Middle right: Senior candidates Katy Hope, Dave Bieber, and Lisa Clark. Lower left: Freshman attendants Kim Osborne and Rayo Nulsen. Lower middle: Sophomore attendants Crystal Terry and Brad Marsh. Lower right: Junior attendants Sheri Bredenfoerder and Ken Wittman. 68 ,. L' 4, 1 een Counselor The Madeira High Teen Counselors keep very busy throughout the year. After going through a l'grueling three day camp, the teen counselors pair up to teach a class of fifth, sixth, or seventh graders at Sellman school about chemical abuse and other problems kids go through as they grow up. They also have special projects for the young children of Madeira such as answer- ing Dear Santa letters and taking charge of Madeira's annual Easter Egg Hunt. They also helped out with Madeirais 75th Anniversary celebration. With Mr. Hartmann as the advisor, the teen counselors rounded out a successful year with recognition from the Mayor and City Council. Right: Alex, who uvolunteeredi' to be this year's Easter Bunny, found he had many adoring fans. Upper left: These lucky nine Teen Counselors attempted to control sixty-two screaming sixth graders at Camp Kern. Middle left: Kathy throws her hands up in a sign of defeat when the seventh graders take over. Lower left: The Madeira teen counselors met other counselors from as far away as Shelbyville, Tennessee, Lower right: Future beautician Sue Joseph practices on Alex Antestenis. .i f-A lx 6 . . . Into the ild lue Yonder . . .' The Air Force Band has once again come to mesmerize all our students. Rocking to all types of music, we were all glad for the break in routine. Top: Shelle and Melissa get down! Middle left: The Air Force has an eye for pretty girls. Middle right: Nancy hates missing classes! Lower left: Can you really swallow the microphone whole? Lower right: Mike, Dave, and John groove to the tunes. 71 fGreased i ghtnin gi We went back to the fifties during the 1986 spring musical Greasef, Under the supervision of Mrs. Gutting, Ms. Homanick, and Mr. Snider everyone did a fantastic job portraying the be-boppers of Rydell High. Christy Nulsen and Paul Anthony captured the lead roles as Sandy and Danny along with the fine cast singing and dancing to such favorites as 'Summer Lovin, and 'Greased Lightningf Right: Christy Nulsen does a beautiful job portraying Sandra Dee. Middle: You can almost feel like youire part of the Fifties. Lower: The Pink Ladies at their finest. Opposite page: Upper left: Nancy tries to mooch some of Kim's lunch. Upper right: Rizzo fTerry Voelpelj contem- plates the situation of the Moonlight Dance. Middle left: Is that really Lynn Peters dancing with Rhyan Shipman? Middle right: Our depend- able Mrs. Mattes puts on the finishing touches. Lower: The T-Birds are the ultimate cool. l i tr.. 72 MM me 3 f if .M ....... rT , Upper left: A happy couple? Upper right: Rizzo fTerry Voelpelj tells Danny fPaul Anthonyj a thing or two. Middle left: Nancy and Tim show us how to twist. Middle right: Miss Lynch QKaren Williamsj awards Cha-Cha CKaty Hopej as dance contest winner. Lower: GREASED LIGHTNING!! Opposite page: Upper left: Therels a little jealousy when Danny finds Rizzo with Kenickie Clay Hyrej. Upper right: Ann as Showoff. Middle left: Lynn always tries to charm the boys. Middle right: We always knew Paul was a stud. Lower left: Cha-Cha and Danny strut their stuff. Lower right: Lynn, Terry, and Nancy put on their charm. 74 R f x if if fp X, '- 'vy-.,'m , ,mul ix ' x. 531 3 S if A X '95 ,Q-f C road yi Variety Show '86 was a sensational hit! Masters of Ceremonies Alex Antestenis and Ken Wittman entertained the audience throughout a talent-filled evening of singing, dancing, music, comedy, and the 'SSenior Skit. With the help of Mr. Snider and Ms. Homanick this year's variety show was the best ever. Right: Between acts, Ken and Alex play 'Rambof Middle: A dance to love theme from Blue Lagoonv is performed by Katrina Rosswurm. Lower left: Steve McCullough plays a Pink Floyd guitar solo. Lower right: We know we're hip, we know we're cool say the Seniors as the Senior Skit Evolution concludes the Variety Show. 5 l 76 Upper left: The Porcelain Doll , Kris Strelau, displays her dance talents. Upper right: Senior Boys Kickline shakes it to Baby l'm a Staff' Middle left: Tim Willwerth sings Bridge Over Troubled Watersl' to an impressed audience. Middle: As an MC, Ken makes the perfect 'geekfl Middle right: Alex shows Ken how to be a real M.C. Lower left: Paul Anthony portrays Led Zepplin as his band plays Stairway to Heavenf' Lower right: As usual, Drill Team shines! 78 W vw Z 'Vacation' During the beginning of April, Madeira High School students broke the monotony of schoolwork and enjoyed themselves traveling or just taking a break at home. Left: Spring break European style. MHS French students tour France. Middle left: Mark, Dave, and John enjoy their trip to Gatlinburg. Middle right: Some people prefer to stay home on Spring Break. Lower left: Dawn and Theresa enjoy ice-cream in Toledo. Lower right: Lynette holds Hollywood in the palm of her hands. , Uygmwi x .,,. ..,, A. ix K ',:..., S is is i . Y S s..c.. j2...,3y1-sss f, . , v 9: i Lf Q if S Jwi 'wi of if ', an .. 'w r' .. 4 - : AWA ' 'Ks I I fa' wh. - fin i' r . .. ' Aff , . . 1 1-.f oie , wh' :.. K i N .. A S. ' . if . .i..- f Q t 'ew if . . ' Q f , gtg S.: 2 f f? if 1 31 il? . X .,.j 1 , f' 5' .., 1 X Q1 .1 s1-s Q' 79 CI Love T Rock 9 Roll' The third annual Student Government pic- nic was a terrific success this year due to the special performance by the band Dusk,' made up of lead singer Mindy Wise, Jay Hyre, Brad Pollock, and Jim Murphy. Everyone spent their fun eating, enjoying the band, tossing the fris- bee, or just soaking in the sun. Right: Mindy sings Ooh . . . BARACUDAF' Middle left: Mr. Sullivan and Mr. Taylor live it up at the picnic. Middle right: The student government girls help out in the kitchen. Low- er: DUSK rocks the student body. Opposite page: Upper left: Tim-the ladies man. Upper right: Mr. Hanson joins in the fun. Middle: Stacy and Amy find the picnic relaxing and peaceful! Lower left: Soaking up the sun at the picnic. 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A-, A A-, Tn, WUH.fF5WE'w1 1 1 E .l- rffvregfeaer aQ,0g,f5Ji yin F rTHJ.J lLLf1feff1fffflff Varsity Cheerleaders This year's varsity cheerleaders took first place at Cheer Ohio sum- mer camp for their pom pom routine. They worked hard all year generating spirit at the varsity football and bas- ketball games and pep rallies. Bottom CL to RJ: Ann Gibbons, Lynn Adler, Susie Day. Middle: Allison Jo- seph, Beth Gamble, Laura Bricker. Top: Wendy Maier-Captain, Amy Wahl. J.V Cheerleaders The J.V. squad cheered at junior varsity football and basketball games, promoting school spirit among the underclassmen. Front CL to RJ: An- drea Crozier. Second Row: Megan Gleason, Sandi Oberschlake-Cap- tain, Kathy Cross. Top: Leigh Lewis, Andrea Freudenberg. Varsity Wrestlereltes The varsity wrestlerettes cheered the wrestlers on to an excellent sea- son. They kept stats for Coach Kearns and made spirit posters. Sitting: Les- lie Hodges Kneeling: Carrie Cosco, Polly Oriez, Sue Friend. Standing: Denise Tangney, Laura Reed, Jenni- fer Dinsmore. J.VY Wrestlerettes: The J .V. squad helped the varsity wrestlerettes with all of their work. Front: Susan Runnion. Back: Beckie Auth, Bev Gambrel. 86 Drill Team After a winning week at drill team camp, the Golden Fillies were ready to entertain for everyone at football and basketball games, and pep rallies. Bottom QL to RJ: Katy Hope, Mary Seeger, Katrina Rosswurm, Jennifer Cobb, Meg Easley, Judy Henke. 2nd Row: Angie Goodpastor, Lynn Pe- ters, Sarah DeGuia. 3rd Row: Christy Nulsen, Shannon Gleason, Heather Hopping. 4th Row: Nancy Beth Wissman. Top: Missy Camp- bell, Michelle Miller. Marching Band Under the direction of Merv Snider, the Marching Mustangs played for the crowds at games and parades. lst Row: Chad Willwerth, Luke Tan- aka, Bob Romell, Greg Deitsch, Da- vid Vonderschmidt, Kelly Cowan, Sharon Luedecker. 2nd Row: John Davis, Jeff Greene, Dan Bird, Mindy Wise, Tim Bayer, Denise Tangney, Nancy Davis, Rayo Nulsen. 3rd Row: Tim Willwerth, Sandy Shemo, Bill Rouse, Debbie Sterne, Julie Mason, Bonnie Kesman, David Deitsch, Kris- tina Colwell, Carol Moore. 4th Row: Alan Runnion, Kathy Beaudoin, Su- hg- X e X Cs sf..- .sway e rss., san Runnion, Peter Tanaka, Caroline berg, Kathy Jonas, Becky McCabe, Rosene, Kim Homer, Sarah Falck, , Rhyan Shipman, Tammi Hill, Brian Jim Griffis, Joe Niemantsverdriet, Vonderschmidt. Bill Griffin. 5th Row: Jim Cronen- N .,,'f - Q A I .... ...,. H I in ,aft M, VN . 5 t F A I A ,xx :Wg JAR 5 in i K -M' fu' 51.5 ., K ' Ai, ,,,.,-4' 87 Concert Band The concert band entertained us at the Christmas and spring concerts. lst row: Heidi Hettescheimer, Kris- tina Colwell, Angie Goodpastor, Sharon Luedecker, David Von- derschmidt, Nancy Davis, Debbie Sternc, Bobby Romell, Luke Tanaka, Greg Deitsch, Kathy Beaudoin. 2nd Row: Sandy Shemo, Caroline Ro- sene, Sarah Falck, Mindy Wise, Emi- ly Manse, Tim Bayer, Rayo Nulsen, Julie Mason, Andy Gilligan, John Davis. 3rd row: Kathy Jonas, Kim Homer, Dan Bird, Peter Tanaka, Carol Moore, Tammi Hill, Jeff Greene, Becky McCabe, Susan Run- ion. 4th row: Tim Willwerth, David Deitsch, Alan Runion, Joe Niemants- verdriet, Paul Schmidt, Brian Von- derschmidt, Jim Griffis, Mark Chan- dler, Bill Griffin, Jim Cronenburg. Girl 's Ensemble Seated: Heidi Hettescheimer, Char- ity Heilman, Kim Siefke, Janny Beckman. Standing: Kim Wendel, Susie Corbin, Susan Zike, Tawnia Reffitt, Nancy Thiele, Bev Gambrel, Andrea Lydon, Polly Oriez, Amy Penson, Jennifer Dinsmore, Christy Nulsen. Mixed Choir lst row: Bev Gambrel, Sandi Oberschlake, Angie Simmons, Sheila Langner, Susie Corbin, Robin Lacker. 2nd row: Kim Logan, Tera Johnson, Gwen Lowrey, Tammy Veril, Heidi Hettishimer, Dana Lien- hart, Mary Howlett. 3rd row: Paul Howell, Jay Hyre, Brian Elliot, Bill Simpson, David Lewis, Justin Jordan. 88 lin G , ..i . P ,, 4 V J it tta fi 1 Q ',' il' v 4 J -, ' ', , ,,, ' l 'eel 5 J f' ff, ,rf 4 , ,, q ,. '-i,. f - ' 1 H Y ' -'A- V ' 'Y M N V ' , i'i' ' '. f 9- Z . wifi T ef 4 Z s ,, If fi t . 1 L if if ,Q 1. -,212 ,,, yi, , t , , ' T 3 ' il! f if' Ig f , , 1 l : V J , ,kV. - f i R if L igzf L Yiiii V t if ,, - ',. a l i' V 'iii 'ii' as 5 i ' ' 3 'f Music Company This group fo talented singers per- formed at various places around Cin- cinnati. lst row: Mindy Wise, Jay Hyre. 2nd row: Katy Hope, David Hodory. 3rd row: Christy Nulsen, Terri Voelpel, Kim Homer, Tim Willwerth, Kim Wendel. 4th row: Susie Blackwelder, Jim Cronenberg. Not pictured: Rhyan Shipman. Jazz Band The Jazz Band could be heard jam- ming every Monday night. lst row: Luke Tanaka, Peter Tanaka, Tammi Hill, 2nd row: Jim Cronen- berg, Susan Runnion, Kathy Jonas, Nancy Davis, Jeff Greene. 3rd row: Jim Griffis, Tim Willwerth, Brad Pollock. 4th row: Jay Hyre, Jim Mur- phy, Mindy Wise. Thespians Thespians have shown a profound in- terest in theatre and drama. lst row: Terri Voelpel, Gwen Lowrey. 2nd row: Cindy Sterne, Tim Will- werth, Debbie Sterne, Lynn Peters, Kathy Jonas. 3rd row: Kim Homer, Diana Songer, Sarah deGuia, Judy Henke, Christy Nulsen, Kim Wen- del. 4th row: Erin Connelly, Nancy Thiele, Cindy Moore, Paul Anthony. Theatre Arts The members of Theatre Arts were active in this year's excellent produc- tion of Up the Down Staircasev and Grease lst row: Robert Frohlich, Larry Em- mons, Becca Tureen, Terri Voelpel, Lynn Peters, Christy Nulsen, Nancy Thiele, Sarah deQuia. 2nd row: An- gie Simmons, Allison Joseph, Tammi Hill, Kathy Jonas, Kim Wendel, Judy Henke, 3rd row: Becky Pinkvoss, Hei- di Hetteshimer, Gwen Lowrey, Cari Heisey, Sandy Sievers, Debbie Sterne, Diana Songer. 4th row: Brian Elliott, David Deitsch, Cindy Moore, Cindy Sterne, Tera Johnson, Amy Wahl, Brian Vonderschmidt, Kim Homer, Christopher Helgeson, Den- ise Tangney, Rayo Nulsen. 5th row: Paul Howell, Jay Hyre, Paul Antho- ny, Sarah Falck, Jim Cronenberg, Erin Connelly, Karen Williams. French Club The French Club sold carnations on Valentine's Day to earn money for the seniors' luncheon at the Maison- ette. lst row CL to RJ: Debbie Sterne, Erin Connelly, Terri Voelpel, Nancy Thiele, Chip Berry. 2nd row: Missy Campbell, Cathy Schumacher, Carol Alf, Chad Bruffey, Robert Frohlich. 3rd row: Jennifer Barnes, Katrina Rosswurm, Meg Easley, Wendy Maier, Sharon Shemo. Not pictured: Beth Wissman. German Club The German club was renewed this year under the direction of Frau McNeeley. Sitting: Sandi Oberschlake, Sandy Sievers, Kristina Colwell, Amanda Hartmann. Kneeling: Martin Froh- lich, David Deitsch, Megan Gleason, Andrea Freudenberg, Heidi Reich- rath, Jane Tanaka. Standing: Frau McNeeley, Luke Tanaka, Jim Grif- fis, Mark Hambidge, Robert Rhame, Matt Zimmerman, Dobie Huang, Jim Cronenberg. Not pictured: Sam Hacker, Tim Ohr, Beth Tiemeyer, Angie Vennemeyer. Latin Club The Latin Club worked hard this year to raise money for the annual Latin picnic. lst row: Sharon Luedecker, Tim Willwerth, Lynn Peters, Judy Henke, Tricia Boehnlein. 2nd row: Lisa Par- nell, Laura Huff, Paula Thie, Kathy Kennedy, Natalie Swisshelm, John Davis. 3rd row: Alex Antestenis, Nancy Davis, Joe Jansen, Heather Hopping, Andy Breeden, Ken Witt- man, Jeff Benjamin. 4th row: Brian Vonderschmidt, Christopher Helge- son, Bill Simpson, Susie Corbin, Dana Lienhart, Peter Tanaka, Dave Schmitz, Colin Huang, Mike Her- mann. Not pictured: Matt Breeden, Kelli Osborn, Rodney Swisshelm, Matt Wells, Karen Williams. 90 Er iii Eiliifaf A J 'D National Spanish Honor Society This year the Spanish National Honor Soceity held its third annual banquet. lst row QL to RJ: Meloni Zeisler, Denise Tangney. 2nd row: Shelle Kopkowski, Kim Graves, and Mr. Effler. 3rd row: Cindy Moore, Kim Homer, and Sarah deGuia. Not pic- tured: Carrie Cook, Ann Cleveland, Michelle Miller, and Lynette Stone. Spanish Club The Spanish Club had fun trying many authentic spanish foods and competing in competitions. lst row: Brad Marsh, Katie Nighten- gale, Dawn McDonough, Alison J0- seph, Kerina Graves, Theresa Fi- scher, Judy Brigham, Gregory Million, Paul Schmid. 2nd row: Bill Williams, Connie Griffith, Amy Is- phording, Tera Johnson, Monica Carlton, Kelly Bartush, Susan Songer, David Hodory, Mike Sam- uels. 3rd row: Kim Graves, Dawn Bo- lander, Jenny Trowbridge, Lori Lance, Crystal Terry, Michelle Hop- kins, Jerry Barone, Susan Black- welder, Kevin Riley. 4th row: Tammy Vearil, Shelle Kopkowski, Liza Her- nandez, Shannon Koth, Kim Homer, Heidi Hettescheimer, Kathy Beau- doin, Meloni Zeisler, Jim Griffis, Heidi Reichrath. 5th row: Mr. Effler, Laura Reed, Cari Heisey, Cindy Sterne, Denise Tangney, Cindy Moore, Anya Bootwalla, Shannon Gleason, and Karen Fischer. Not pic- tured: Tony Bassano, Drew Billiter, Margie Brown, Dwayne Burnett, Todd Paniel, David Uchtman. C.O.E. Seniors in the C.O.E. program learned how to cope in the business world and received on-the-job exper- ience. These girls did very well in state competitions and won lst place with their float! lst row: Carrie Cook, Ann Cleveland, Susie Day, 2nd row: Cindy Tangney, Josie Ancona, Jenni- fer Cobb, Lynette Stone. 3rd row: Jane Schutte, Angie Hudson, Sarah Stuart, Phyllis Hettescheimer, Katy Hope. Not pictured: Inas Wojcik. ,L Student Government Student Government representatives were essential in collecting money for the Ricky King Fund. They also spon- sored our annual spring picnic. lst row QL to RJ: Becca Tureen, George Atkins, Ann Gibbons. 2nd row: Jody Ward, Sarah Falck, Becky Voss, Becky Pinkvoss, Theresa Fi- scher, Sue Joseph, Sue Friend, Brad Pollock. 3rd row: Brad Marsh, Darin Kahn, Paul Schmid, Mr. Stouffer, Robert Wilson, Chris Grubb, Libbey Feller. Student Goverment Offcers These Students advised the student government representatives in all of their activities. lst row CL to RJ: Ann Gibbons, The- resa Fischer, 2nd row: Libbey Feller, Sue Joseph. Teen Counselors Teen counselors give up school time to help younger students deal with the pressure to use drugs and alcohol. lst row CL to RJ: Kathy Jonas, Sarah deGuia, Sandy Seivers, 2nd row: Kim Wendel, Christy Nulsen, Lynn Pe- ters, Diana Songer. 3rd row: George Atkins, Alex Antestenis, Tim Will- werth, Heather Hopping, Chip Berry, Sue Joseph, Lynn Adler, Andy Bree- den. 4th row: John Lyons, Steve Gardner, Mike Koth, Christopher Helgeson, Mike Meece, Theresa Fi- scher, Dawn Bolander, Not pic- tured-Matt Breeden. 92 ,,,. , ., ,, it rf W 3 -ug 5 1 fi H ff . 5 5: L T 1 gfirfk r at fs, - National Honor Society The NHS is comprised of students who achieve high academic standings in their grades. lst row QL to RJ: Steve Gardner, Alex Antestanis. 2nd row: Shannon Koth, Meg Easley, Andy Breeden, Wendy Maier, Jenni- fer Cobb, Kim Wendel, Christy Nul- sen, Sarah Winchell. 3rd row: Lynn Peters, Heather Hopping, Jane Tan- aka, Nancy Davis, Sarah deGuia, Shelle Kopkowski, Judy Henke, Ka- trina Rosswurm. 4th row: Diana Songer, Jim Cronenberg, Debbie Sterne, Sarah Falck, Susan Songer, Brad Marsh. 5th row: Rodney Swis- shelm, Sandy Sievers, Sharon Shemo, Suzanne Boyer, Cari Heisey, Lena Kim, Quesnell Hartman, Dave Bras- ington. 6th row: Lynette Stone, Kim Homer, Denise Tangney, Tammi Hill, Cindy Moore, Erin Connelly, Christopher Helgeson, Tim Will- werth. Not pictured-Matt Breeden, Mark Smith, Terry Buchanan, Karen Willaims. SADD This is an organization of students against driving drunk. Since it was their first year, it was mainly organi- zational, but they have many activi- ties planned for next year. lst row CL to RJ: Tom Zike, Karen Fischer, Beth Gamble. 2nd row: Kathy Kruthaup, Sue Joseph, Sue Friend, Russ Breitfelder, Tom Rapp, Crystal Terry, Kelly Bartush, Jenny Trowbridge, Lori Lance. 3rd row: Mrs. Pfeister, Cindi Sterne, Angie Simmons, Jane Tanaka, Jennifer Dinsmore, Carol Alf, Monica Mor- ganthal, Anya Bootwalla, Shannon Gleason, Karen Williams, Amy Pu- terbaugh, Ken Stegman, Robin Lacker. 4th row: Cari Heisey, Col- leen Malone, Pollie Oriez, Terry Bu- chanan, Becca Tureen, Theresa Fi- scher, Alison Joseph, Denise Tangney. Additional members not shown. Art Club The art club painted murals all around the school. lst row CL to RJ: Heidi Reicheath, Lynn Adler, Rick Weas, Laura Ja- cobs, Diana Songer, Melissa Saffer. 2nd row: Alsion Joseph, Mrs. Burns, Michelle Bruggeman, Beth Gamble, Rachel Biales. Not pictured-Susan Zike, Amy Puterbaugh, Jeff Crotty. Office Workers During their study halls, the office workers helped out the secretaries by taking attendance and answering the phones. lst row CL to RJ: Laura Huff, Cheryl Creekmore, Susan Zike, Vivian Her- nandez, Crystal Terry, Susan Songer, Sarah Falck, Laura Bricker. 2nd row: Tom Dabeck, Chris Grubb, Mary Gulden, Lisa Parnell, Kristina Col- well, Angie Simmons, Katie Nighten- gale, Shelle Kopkowski, Lynn Adler, Kelly Bartush, Sue Joseph. Not pic- tured: Jennifer Greathouse, Dwayne Burnett, April Trimble, Amy Penson. Media Center Aids These volunteers helped out in the Media Center by shelving books and doing other jobs for the librarians. lst row: Brian Elliot, Cindy Moore, David Deitsch. 2nd row: Robin Lacker, Diana Songer, Becca Tureen, Darin Kahn, Mrs. Van Epps. 3rd row: Paul Howell, Mrs. Joy, Mrs. LePage, Denise Tangney, Christopher Helge- son, Cyndi Sterne, Lena Kim. Not pictured: Keith Metz, Robert Froh- lich, Tricia Boehnlein. Statisticians These volunteers attended all games and kept stats for the coaches. lst row: Nancy Davis, Jenny Trow- bridge, Lori Lance, Polly Oriez. 2nd row: Vivian Hernandez, Paula Thie, Sharon Shemo, Sarah Falck. 3rd row: Lisa Parnell, Laura Huff, Karen Wil- liams, Amanda Hartmann. 4th row: Christopher Helgeson, Denise Tang- ney, Kevin Riley. 94 ,J as, ,. . .s '- r 'ln 5 r-' N I 25 wx' riff .,,,,, Y n g W r fr, ,,.. , N 9 ui., Q ff' l A at .' A ' A l Yearbook Editorial The editorial staff is responsible for putting the yearbook together. They spent a great deal of time sorting pic- tures, planning layouts, and typing copy. lst row CL to RJ: Sue Joseph, Judy Henke. 2nd row: Mrs. Brinkley, Missy Campbell, Lynette Stone, Amanda Hartmann, Tim Willwerth. 3rd row: Diana Songer, Nancy Davis. 4th row: Ann Gibbons, Laura Jacobs, Susan Songer. 5th row: Meg Easley, Wendy Maier, Christopher Helge- son, Jane Tanaka, Kathy Jonas. Not pictured: Lisa Clark. Yearbook Financial The financial staff worked hard to sell business and community patrons to finance the yearbook. Sitting: Nancy Davis, Kim Homer, Sarah deGuia. Standing: Nancy Thiele, Sarah Falck, Mrs. Smalara. Not pictured: Denise Tangney. Mustang Echoes This staff kept the students informed about the school activities. A special thanks goes out to all of the reporters who contributed their time and talent to the issues of the newspaper. lst row: Kim Osborn, Shelle Kop- kowski, Kim Wendel. 2nd row: Paul Smiley, Paula Thie, Lisa Parnell, Denise Tangney, Margie Brown. 3rd row: Vivian Hernandez, Chris Meyers, Ms. Meineke, Bonnie Smith. Not pictured: Jeff Jacobs, Robert Rhane, April Trimble, Susan Zike, Laura Tartaron. 95 ggicjjxjxlgz-E-lE1,1 if A A Fcrff T' Us be ,XAAA QM!-I ' lfflfggl . Q ? fA 'X fx ff'3-'! 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Alan Gleason, P.E. 4950 Eastern Avenue Cincinnati, OH 45226 321-9950 Y if ONE ON ONE One on One IS a specral program that g1ves Teen Counselors the chance to work more closely Wlth an 1nd1v1dual Mlddle School student Th1s year due to an over abundance of younger students and an under abundance of Teen counselors other hlgh school students were able to become lnvolved These students w1ll1ngly took txme out of therr busy schedule to travel up to Sellman Because of the1r hard work the younger students grades have gone up and g1ven them the real1zat1on that there are people out there wrllmg to lxsten 151355614849 Eastern H1l1s Auto SUpp11GS SCTVICS 8157 Camargo Rd Complete Auto Repalr Madelra Ohlo 45243 561 2257 Brakes Tune Ups Arr All Masonry Supphes COHd1t10I11I1g Cement Sand 8a Blocks of all kmds Professlonal Servlce Gary H111 Owner 6251 Stewart Rd C1nc1nnat1 OH 45227 Kenwood Savmgs 8a Loan Assn Established 1892 Kenwood Savings and Loan 7711 Montgomery Rd. Mrs. Cantwellas Homeroom ' Saturday Block 8a ' 171 YOUR BACKYARD BIRD QAAQ md FEEDING SPECIALISTS CUMQL Lted E! note ca ds EJ sue! feeders U bird bath heaters El w ndow feeders' xywiigf ,x EJ ?1ftgdeas 2 b d houses xg...5,f ee e s seeds CJ books M Sat 10 5 30 Del ery Se ce A alkable 7688 Camargo Road CIHCIUHETI Oh o 45243 15131271 1887 Q2 Summer fipothecorq on 9 0 ow , 9 +P bww 6513! 661-2521 GX KAREN S SU NTAN LOFT 7710 SHAWNEE RUN RD 561 SUNN 47866, Competnhve P ces Dependable Old Fashioned Servlce C51-mbed5J 6928 MIAMI AVENUE WOLFF SYSTEM MADEIRA Q 9 1 g U S ,Ml M Nu' I B 1 Q 2, fd, ll r K 79 B l5 5L1f'f!x. 0 ' i , J 909 '5 ' ' ,.4- .1 ,Y - 1 if 1 G90 VA -qu., HI, , 4A,,.4-:xii ' f WM 1 - my-'-'f.g.,ff'23' ' C v . - : iv rvl v ' - . . .V i U - I . . ri . . . - - 1 .ad 'Wrw THINGS T0 RENT FOR EVERY EVENT Rentlng From porfy suppllest gorden equipment to compmg geor Be smort RENT who? you need ,ww -Q! 3 Congratulauons M J 1m Murphy and the fr' Class of Tis!! 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V . , 3 Je? , I Q, O C K J R1cky Kmg Doors As part of the Rrcky Kmg Drrve th1s year homerooms took partrn a hohday door decoraung contest Everyone partlclpated rarsmg the hohday cheer 100 percent Mr Shrpman s homeroom captured frrst place wrth thelr hve Chr1stmas tree scene complete w1th presents and toy tram set Ms Northcutt s cheerleader and wrestlerette home room took second place w1th therr Santa m a cheerleadmg skrrt shakrng pompoms' L COTTAGE SAVINGS ASSOCIATION N ESIK 'OUKWSW LE N OE R MONEY FOR YOUR HOME ............ AND A HOME FOR YOUR MONEY Madeira 7124 Mnaml Ave. 561-4450 Montgomery 9635 Montgomery Rd. 793 7700 Madlsonvllle 4825 Whetsel Ave. 271-0472 Anderson Township 7171 Beechmont Ave.232 4030 Marremont 6923 Madisonville Rd. 272 2423 Amber Park 3801 E Galbraith Rd 795 7656 Regency 2444 Madison Rd. 871-4543 . . l 7 INSUOREO smvu adsl ll X J Servmg the Madelra Commun1ty for over g 50 Years' th Cl ss of 1986 MADEIRA Pau and Vera Burger VETERINARY N511 Wng HUSPITAL L O1 o 45 43 184 6667 Larry Spltz, O D Doctor of Optometry an Contemporary Eyewear Designs 7111-7109 Miami Ave 7250 M1am1 Avenue 561 7467 CI.aRQ5a5 Madeira, ohio n 561-7076 CQ1983 La Rosa's PLEASANT RIDGE 531-4846 For People Who Really Appreelate Good Ch1l1 GEORGE CHANTILAS Owner 7691 Montgomery Rd 791 7902 Mon thru Thurs ll am m Frl and Sat ll am 3 30 am Sunday 12 00 noon ll 00 p m 271 6227 LADIES ALTERATIONS :Rosa Gqrm 1 WITH THAT PERSONAL TOUCH 7133 MIAMI AVE MADEIRA OHIO 45243 Complrments of Creatlve Ha1r Concepts 7694 Camargo 561 7600 BARTELS FLOWERS 7896 Camargo Rd Madelra Oh1O 45243 561 6788 X 1 Cooperative Office Education Cooperative Office Education, better known as C.O.E., is the business education class at Madeira High School. The fifteen students who are accepted into the program spend half of the day at school and the other half of work. Mrs. Stewart teaches the students in all areas of the business world. They learn how to file, answer the phone, and most impor- tantly how to do word processing. On every desk in ECKHART the C.O.E. room is an Apple Ile computer. The students also use an IBM memorywriter typewriter, a WANG word processor, and dictating machine. The most important training the students receive is the on-the-job training. The girls are able to com- pete in nationwide competitions. They also have the privilege of getting to go out to breakfast occasional- ly. Along with the surprise', parties that are given they have a really great year! SIEVERS MADEIRA ONE SIGN PAINTING HOUR 984 8498 CLEANERS MADEIRA 7700 Camargo Road FREE ESTIMATES COMPLIMENTS FAMILY DENISTRY DR BUD JACKSON DR JOE JACKSON 7113 MIAMI AVE 5615318 Madeira Ohio 45243 561 5517 COE WM. G. JACKSON JR. D.D.S. INC. X J wma ww? Bre1tenbach Inc , s1nce 1914 Plumbmg Repalr and Remodelmg SCTVICC for Homes and Apartments Water Heaters Dlsposers Flxtures 791 5804 6912 Mlaml Ave 6154 1 NIA NE 0 4 0095 Domlmck s Plzza kellogg dry cleaners 86 7820 CAMARGO ROAD OPEN untll 2 30 p m the best to you each cleanmg Good Luck Class of 86 DONALD KELLOGG 6929 MIAMI AVENUE FREE DELIVERY MADEIRA OHIO 45243 561 8242 561 9380 Madeira Food Shop Adrien Pharmacy Sr. Pony Keg 7800 CAMARGO ROAD CINCINNATI, OHIO 45243 Phone 551 7700 PHONE 56146432 Madeira, Ohno Marty and C B M A - - f ff' r v' N Q, ZW V m,r 3 ' , ,H I I , I cc ' 55 , , - O I JANSEN Congratulatlons Class of 86 B 8a G Plumbmg HEATING AND AIR 271 1992 CONDITIONING FOR EXPERT SERVICE AND INSTALLATION Call 561-4888 FREEZER BEEF CHO!!! MHS PARTY TRAYS 'own' ,. helgeson architects GCOYSS and ROWS CHOICE MEAT5 LANDEN MADEIRA 2671 ST. RT. 22 7715 LAUREL AVENUE 683-2811 561-4520 N J Hawaiian Holiday During Christmas Break three of our drill team members danced in the Aloha Bowl in Hawaii. Meg Easley, Katy Hope, and Jennifer Cobb spent ten days practicing sunning and learning about the Hawaiian culture along with about 200 other girls from around the country Shatnxtzr. Drunnq mrhuul Btntstnn uf ilu-atph KK i'I'1IIIIllU11 Drrumq Wthuul 7lur Apple Blossom Brzdal Shoppe 519 MAIN STREET MILFORD OHIO 45150 KATHY STUTZ BRUENING Ralph Nolte 7000 Center Street Tom Hargis 45031531 3155 Manager Madeira Ohio General Manager 561 3700 761 6099 Ms Pfeister s Homeroom SENIOR GIRL S PARTYIIVII The Sentor grrls of 1986 wouldnt let the smgle sex adv1sor homerooms get to them Instead they made the best of It On certam Frrdays each Senror grrls homeroom would 1nv1te all the other Semor grrls to a party rn whlch they provrded food and dr1nks It was a n1ce way for the Senlor g1rls to all get together and enjoy themselves W A-L 'waive ETS? Complete Selections Complete Services um, Hvot PARK PLAZA 871 2030 PfOfQSSOl' Ksmwooo PLAZA Book CENTS! 984 2202 100! FOFID UM N O S PARTS MOTORCRAFT AUTOLITE FORD REMANUFACTURED CARLITE GLASS IN BUSINESS SINCE 1956 1960 TO 1979 SOME OLDER RESEARCH LINE 1 513 761 4743 GREEN SALES CO 421 w semoun CINTI on 45216 Q NATIONAL AND OHIO BOO LINES FOR THOSE WITH PART NUMBERS 91 O00 PART NUMBERS ON HAND FORD POWER BRAKE BOOSTERS AND MASTER CYL FIEBUILT U49 FZ UPS OD TRUCK 8 30 TO 5 O0 MON FRI EST NATIONAL 1 soo 543 4959 OLHO , BOO 582 ,559 BARRY MADEIRA ERVICE Tune Ups Brakes and Ign1t1on Servrce, Ect 8185 Camargo Rd 561 6622 'J .. . .. . . , . ' 7 . . . . . , ' 7 ,gs f' I - - - . I ' it I 'K 5 1 - i :L I A A, .C . '. ,gk i2i'tii??w.. taxi, ' 9 K9 a We are the Seruors the Class of 8 We ve had much fun and a lot of klCkS The past 4 years have seemed so long But the frrendshrps we ve made w1ll always stay strong S N I All the bad t1mes seem to fade away B SL B ER All we thmk about IS graduauon day Thanks for the memor1es and all the krcks We are the Senlors the Class of 86' Wr1tten by Beth Gamble 86 7710 Rarlroad Ave performed by the Selruor Cheerleaders and Dr1ll Madelra Ohlo 45243 eam members at the Semor Nxght basketball game M686 561 6920 LOOK FORWARD BETH IN ALL YOU DO OUR LOVE IS WITH YOU MOM AND DAD Congratulauons to the Class of 1986 MADEIRA HIGH SCHOOL PTA I .5 ' ! , 6 , . 7 . . , . 7 5 - 1 , . ' a . S s 9 ! . GUARANTEE TRUST LIFE INSURANCE CG EDGAR BRADLEY INSURANCE AGENCY A . ' Q .2 wi Z K, I .L 'hwy Cincinnati, OH 45242 TELEPHONE 513 ' 791-0389 1 1 6 I 9350 Floral Ave. U William C. Southerland MONTGOMERY BLUE ASH INSURANCE CENTER, INC. The only bunk you'11 ever need. 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Madeira, OH 45243 271-9195 N J Wendy M azer Well done' Thanks for the great High school memories Best wishes ln colleg Love Mom and Dad Wendy Mary Ellen Ke1th and Melissa I NIADEIRA I VILLAGE PHARMACY Where the Parking is SOOO Easy i -Family Delivery r ' 7698 Camargo Cincinnati, Ohio 45242 561-7718 Free Independent YI N, ,M 'W' 'si , -v XJ J ,, qi Class of 1986 DDI T L2-EE PRINTING COMPANY Right in the Heart of Madeira. 7125 Miami Ave., Madeira, Ohio 561-1166 MATT BREEDEN For all that you have been For all that you are For all that you will be Love and congratulations Your Family 73 Phone 271-1158 5 3 if 7 I 1 f Y- BRAMBLE SERVICE at 1 Qrilfliiifift BODY SHOP The Complete Automobile Service 7623 Shawnee Run Rd' JoHN PURCELL, PROP. Madelru, Ohm 45243 Phone 561-5271 General Ledgers-Payrolls-Income 5812 Roe Street, Madisonville Taxes Cincinnati Ohio 38 YEARS EXPERIENCE 45227 Enrolled to Practice Before the Internal Revenue Service K J if if 53 4? ' ,f x 4 A. 3, 1 ,-A, X 'Rw- new . gi Q K 'Lan K , 8 152 22 f l I-pe 4 Q 9 N I M f WN fl U7 The MOT Gpen Owwsacm T f Mor Op G P M THE MADEIRA BEACH ANNING SALU Hlgh School Speclal Brmg Th1S Ad W1th You To Reeelve These Low Rates l5 V1S1tS 39 95 10 V1S1t Renewal 29 95 W fig? A1,A1?5q!w M lt 'lg Fannin will Do You Have Complex1on Problems? Do You Burn Eas1ly'7 Our Wolff System Tanmng Beds Have Been Very Effectrve In Combattmg Both These Problemsl Call 56l l0ll For a Free Flrst V1s1t Located at 77ll Camargo Road Madelra, 0h1o x L . he irsl annual entook ! place on Saturda ', May 7. at the I - cl' 'll fC e. Made' facul ' d d dwdd' smallgro ' h l'yd' f - holccomp ' ' h h . 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They began their Freshman year with long time French teacher Mrs Schneider By the end of their senior year these seven French students had gotten their fifth and final teacher Miss McPh1ll1ps Between all the changes It s a wonder they managed to learn as much as they d1d ' Class of 86 mv' 'Q Wi if 6 s Class of '87 fi Bon Voyage! Over Spring Break, five of our French students had the opportunity to travel to Europe with Indian Hill French students through The American Council for International Studies. The trip included three days in Paris, two days in Geneva, a stop in Turin, Italy, and finally a week in Nice on the French Riviera. Some of the students had the chance to live with French families in Nice for the week. K J L Congratulatlons to Amanda and the class of 1986 The Yeomans Family Best Wlshes wswn BUS 561 9010 From ' RUMUALJ1 ' 1 x MEN L? ALTERAUONS ESS MUSIC Boosters 4 M O I L j ,j,,. Y ,,,,,, 7 .,L.,A.., f 2 - ,.,,,,. 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C N . ,fi-f Agom Q' G' wifi, I miner- ' .E gf 1 , 1 Mums Ave ' A I A A - N04 sure rmmmsunmcs communes .: 1 71-5 8 HOMZOFHCES awouuvcraarurwors s a Commun1ty Patrons The Alf Famlly All the world s a stage BEEG The Forest Atkms Famrly BIS Spater Alterer The Bredenforder Fam1ly Good luck 1986 The Buchanans Best of luck to the class of 86 The Edward Beaudom Famrly Max and Ellen Brrnkley Best wxshes A frrend Charles Barnes 8: Famlly The Jlm Bruffey Fam1ly The Crozler Famlly Congrats Class of 86 The Cobbs Congratulatlons srgned Fr1endly s Congratulatrons Class of 86 Congrats from tbe Tanls Famlly' Congrats Class of 87 Congratulatrons Class of 86' Mr 8: Mrs Robert M Hunt Jr Congratulatlons Pam Northcutt Congratulatlons The Lyons Famlly Ann Marxe Cleveland Mary Cleveland The Tom Dav1s Famrly The D1Cky Dabeck Famrly The Frscher Famrly Al and Jerx Frrend Good Luck 86 The Glbbons Famlly Good Luck Sen1ors of BX Good Luck Andy and Class of 87 Good Luck Krmberly Love Sarah Good Luck rn the future Sen1ors Good luck rn Florlda Beach Bunny Good Luck Lrsa C A Good Luck SCHIOTS Slgma Tau Omega Good Luck Mrke' Love Theresa Mr 8: Mrs Rrchard Glassmeyer Good luck 1n everythmg C1ndy Love Mom Dad Denlse and Duane Go Reds Bengals Bucks Eat Pork Grasshopper say H1 Doctarrl' Good luck underclassmen We re out of here Class of 1986 T D Good luck Phylhs Mom and Dad Mr 8: Mrs Douglas Hammond K1m Homer You look marvelous' Jay Cla1r Heather 8: Sue Hanson The Roger Hetteshelmer Fam1ly I ll mrss you Matt Love Sue Pete 8: Sandy Joseph Bob Kearns 8: Famlly Mr and Mrs Martln Keys Bob Lynda Lorre 8: Rob Lance Mane Laub Mr 8: Mrs James K Lydon 8: Glrls Lot on your Nlfe Not on your llfe The Earl Leonhardt Famxly Good Luck God Bless The J1m McInt1re Famlly Mary Remember 12 29 85 Laura Madelra Soccer Team s Sen1ors Rule 13 5 Ch1p Matt Todd Mlke Kelly Derr1ck Dave Jay Dave Tony Joe M1nJ Have fun' Love ya NODSI Mr 8: Mrs L B McFarland IS also wlthm you greets you Never lose slght of your dreams Peace love 8: tranqurhty G A Robyn Good Tlmes and Great Fun Reach for the stars Krm Homer' Good Luck Class of 86 Klm Schloss Mr 8: Mrs Russ Stewart The Slevers Famlly Mr 8: Mrs M1chaelSull1van Herb 8: Dlane Schnerder The Smalara Famlly To all semors Good Luck' Sprder Te drgo Ad1os Me he d1vert1do Guena Suevte' Don Vlctor T F Have a great year L A Mlke To one of the Best' Cay Tuck Best Wrshes J F Taylor 8: Fam1ly Ed 8: V1rg1n1a Vornberger Robert 8: Sharyn Van Epps The Wlttman Famlly Were do you go from here? Shemo Robert L Wrlson Famrly f N , i- h I , . - D v ' , . - . . i , ' . , V . - . , . ' 1 9 7 ' 5 ,Y 9 9 , , 9 , Congratulations from the Schmitz NAMASTE that which is within me that . . , ' W ' , I s ' ' . , . I . . l v . . , . ' . ' -- s 7 , 1 I 3 1 Q F- . . g J CONGRATULATIONSYY WRESTLING TEAM UNDEFEATED l6 0 C H L CHAMPS Bob Kearns Coach of the Year Br1an Bolander Asst Coach Crarg Lytle J H Coach Alex Antestenls Jeff Jacobs Kr1s Berry Steve McCullough Drew Bllleter Deron Penley Er1c Bolander Tom Rapp Russ Brertfelder M1ke Srmmons Todd DeW1tt Captaln J 1m Strelau Rob Ellsworth Captaln Rodney Swlsshelm Joe Estep B111 Weber Quesnell Hartmann YOU ARE THE GREATESTW' George Atkins Jason Ladd Body Reparr Free Estrmates 561 4647 CAMARGO AUTO SERVICE 7812 Camargo Road Maderra Jrm Stallsworth Owner Dav1d Ehas Manager Hours Weekdays 8 00 6 00 Saturdays 8 00 1 00 Thomas Funeral C an ass of 1 Homes S Phyl11s ,L 986 4418 Whetsel Ave 7500 Montgomery Rd Mad1SOHVlllC Kenwood 271 0732 791 5353 PlHdd , ii if f' ' 5 'yl' I f . ,,, ' 7 J 7 9 7 Con ratulations ' . 1 1 K J Congratulauons to the class of 86 RESWJFVNNT' 8240 Montgomery Rd Kenwood 891-3313 Let,s Go Krogering Good Luck Seniors Class of '86 l , . .. 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'fi' 1 452 Pig, ,gi EAW' sgr1:'sfsqnpg,f E Robin Armstrong Rodger Baer Jennifer Beckman Kristina Colwell Brian Elliott 138 Becky Auth Debbie Becker Brett Bennett Kathy Croll .K s Larry Emmons Class of 1989 im , W J er V K J ,issr 9 ',is 't'ii J , .ti' , 2, i stiisr A s 1 sstt S, at-.W A 'iiiii J j i ' 4 7 H j Freshman Class Officers: Jeff Jacobs, Kathy Croll, Mike Simmons, and Kristina Colwell. is ay 5' Todd Beuke Michelle Brueggeman Tricia Boehnlein Mark Chandler Andrea Crozier John Davis David Deitsch Greg Deitsch Andrea Martin Frohlich Freudenberg Bill Gamble Megan Gleason idx Vivian Chris Hennig Hernandez Mike Herrmann Laura Huff Scott Humes Jeff Jacobs 4 Kathy Kennedy Kristin Bonnie Kesman Kerzicnik Angela Goodpastor 12.25 K mf. ..,: , V- ui l-If 5-Qj?::.l.v.. ..-..,1f.x.54g K Jim Griffis Sam Hacker Thomas Haller Amanda Charity Hartmann Heilmann Todd Howell Mary Howlett April Huckeby Darin Kahn .5 Robin Lacker ,l irif' Sheila Langner Leigh Lewis Andrea Lydon Mike Lyons Becky McCabe Kristie Medert s If Sharon Luedeker 'X , I Julie Mason -4'.'x wk. S Michelle Chris Meyers Rayo Nulsen Tim Ohr Mescher ...- ,,x KJ? Kelli Osborn Kim Osborn Lisa Parnell Amy Penson QE R 'l'Il,7' 3 A , a Q. Becky Pinkvoss Greg New fawnia Reffitt Bob Romell X WW if N i, L ff? ,Z- ' -...l,--ff , J t Mark Susan Runmon Schiffmeyer s af -Us Paul Smiley Bonnie Smith Kristen Strelau Caroline Stultz ,rw-s 'N it ' 'it . A l . Luke Tanaka Laura Tartaron Paula Thie Venrffljyer R1Chard Weas Matt Wells Kevin Werner Chad Willwerth Robby Zeisler Susan Zike Kim Siefke Kenny Stegman ' x Natalie Swisshelm Laura Weber Not pictured: Tony Deeds Kurt Gray Mike Simmons Kevin Surbrook Troy Trimble Denita Willis 141 o9 afg S S Andy Banks Eric Bolander . , so Paul Coleman 142 John Albers 1 . xx Sophomore Class Officers: Susan Songer, Jane Tanaka, Alison Joseph, Brady Allman and Amy Puterbaugh Kelly Bartush Anya Bootwalla Ron Coleman 'CLI7 Tony Bassano Eve Bauer Rachel Biales pf,-.s .ink 5 Suzanne Boyer David Rob Breedwell Brasington ff. ira- .'wAf Kathy Collins Susan Corbin Mike Cornelius JJ l Ricky Allen YN? Brian Andrews +L Tim Bird Dwayne Burnet Carrie Cosco Cheryl Creekmore Steve Elsbernd Tiffany Grooms ! Lisa Hernandez Dobie Huang Y - 3' xi Jim Cronenberg Karen Fischer Kevin Haas Tammi Hill Rob Hunt Jeff Crotty Bev Gambrel Mark Hambidge Patrick Hinkle Amy Isphording .L-at Timothy Dennler Jennifer Gary Davis Duytschaever Shannon Kerin ' Gleason a Gravies Connie Griffith Dan Hartung Cari Heisey Daryl Henry in M.. N, N, , rr... W Dave Hodory Carol Hollon Mickey Hopkins , 54 if Tera Johnson Alison Joseph Sean Kelley 143 . Kim Lena Klm Kirschbaum Dana Lienhart Colleen Malone Keith Metz Suzanne Moorehead Polly Oriez Dan Orse Jeff Radel Laura Reed 144 Shannon Koth Scott Marcello fs Monica Morgenthal Chuck Osborne Heidi Reichrath Jason Ladd Lorie Lance .--A Brad Marsh Emily Mattes Katie Sandy Nightingale Obershlake Todd Paniel Bob Powers Robert Rhame Kevin Riley Dave Lewis Dawn McDonough Mike O,Donnel Amy Puterbaugh Alan Runnion Stacy Schertzer Billy Simpson Crystal Terry . ,gsfig '-., , Xi? Mike Werner t 1 , Scott Wirthlin Paul Schmid -fri Susan Songer eg X i David Uchtman Karen Williams Mat Zimmerman XE? ly Jason Seitanakis Cindy Sterne was H, Rich Waughan Stephanie Williams Not pictured: Susan Blackwelder Tami Iredale Tom Rapp Mike Samuel Jacqueline Shea Jenny Trowbridge Vickie Vorjohan i ss. Q. Mike Shgnngn Rhyan Shipman Angie Simmons Rodney Jane Tanaka Swisshelm James Tartaron , . B ' Tammy Vearil Ray Vitatoe Vondeiilgmidt t t t X it Carol Alf Alex Antestenis Tim Armstrong Stacy Anderson Paul Anthony George Atkins Kris Berry Bryan Brown 146 Drew Billeter Margie Brown Class of 1987 Junior Class Officers: Jennifer Barnes, Sue Joseph, Theresa Fischer, and Kris Berry. Jennifer Barnes Kathy Beaudoin Gordon Bell Jeff Benjamin Sheri Bredenfoerder Andy Breeden Laura Bricker Judy Brigham Chad Bruffey Keith Bryant Terry Buchanan Dawn Burroughs Mark Caesar Monica Carlton Erin Connelly Don Cribbet Tom Dabeck Nancy Davis ll3asS.1I 520- Q3 ,.. Jennifer Michele Ken Denman Dinsmore Sarah Falck Theresa Fischer Franklin Susan Friend .fb ,V C t M-1 I C Q , Robert Jennifer Robert Frohlich Mark Fullrnan Steve Gardner Ann Glassmeyer Gobrecht Greathouse 4 Quesnell Christopher Heidi Doug Hines Lezlie Hodges Heather Hartmann Helgeson Hettescheimer Hopping 147 Colin Huang Joe Jansen 4 Sue Joseph Mary Kesman Jeff Niemantsverdriet 148 l Rhonda Johnson are Kathy Kruthaup Scott Johnson Laura Leonhardt Gwen Lowrey Kevin Jones Justin Jordan Kim Logan X. Suzanne Mack Wayne McElhaney Greg Million James Deron Penley Ron Reardon Osterhaus Walter Rhame Ed Long Darrin McAninch Cindy Moore Dave Sandy M 'J Sharon Shemo Charlie Shoop ., . E ' V New X '- ' ' - 8:14 . g i .X ,wa iv C- X rv nf 1 K Sandy Sievers Nff . f . Q ft, o - v Debbie Sterne Scott Stewart Marty Tanis Anne Tenkman s 3 - R7 ,. J Terri Voelpel Amy Wahl Lesley Wright Dave Yengich Peter Tanaka sf- Todd Thiele Billy Williams Meloni Zeisler Doug Smith Denise Tangney April Trimble Robert Wilson Tom Zike x Jon Trowbridge Beth Wissman Not pictured: Steve Anstaett Jerry Barone Michelle Bartlett David Colding David Drake Joe Eastep Karrie Gray Becca Tureen Ken Wittman Brandy Humes Darla Knight Roger Morgan Tracey Scully Pete Seitanakis Andrew Singler John Wullenweber 149 'mv- NNN ra ,M cy If ?Lcff.111Qf-E-LQMSA A FF VT' fzfz mf msc. ill. P. ,XX-X,-X,s U , IE . yi? r .13 'I .- ' 14 ' gf' N P , , . - K 'N :H-' .17-Qnlij ns' -i- gb-WWTF-lfiyfij VV? l ' 5' ,Xxx Qfbxrfpggg iff FTM -I A7. A A ., , 1 1 nr1Vff4i-all ? bff fwXf1wQfffE-.Q-,qfifal-e' A. 2 X nl P ii F f fl kr f:l31-53 TUE? VF: 1 SQTTQE V S A A do A o ix 3' nfTfEffLlifilfQfflf.1fzIfx+ X E in -5- 1 W 4, TH, Y 1 3 ...Q a-of RJ W ga? 6 ,ki ffi 'X I 18' 1 I 'lj NWN' dl-'L3 f' A ' .. , af f, fn ks? fsgiggsg? . 2 1 .V Ai, 1i?i 5? 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A-Q, 7 ff f 40 . 4 3 fu, H iff?-A 41 ..mWiv' t .I 15 Kim W. 25 Matt B. 35 Mike M. 45 Kelly H. 55 Rob B. 65 Lynn A. 75 Judy H. 85 Dawn B. 95 Christy N. 105 Wendy M. 115 Kim H. 125 Nancy T. 135 Jane S. 145 Missy C. 155 Lynette S. 165 Lisa J. 175 Lisa C. 185 Felicia K. 195 Linda P. 205 Cathy S. 215 Kathy J. 225 Todd D. 235 Stephanie S. 245 David S. 255 Ann C. 265 Inas W. 275 Jami M. 285 Beth B, 295 Kim H. 305 Katrina R. 315 Robyn S. 325 Michelle M. 335 Becky H. 345 Ann G. 355 Laura J. 365 Kathy J. 375 Meg E. 385 Kim G. 395 Sarah S. 405 Shelle K. 415 Linda B. 425 Katie S. 435 Beth G. 445 Josie A. 455 Joe B. 465 Lynn A., Wendy M., Missy C., Sarah W., Cathy S., Cindy M. 475 Tony S. 485 Elaine V. 495 Ralph B., Steve M., Zach D., Todd D. 505 Jennifer C. 515 Lisa J., Cassandra C. 155 Senior Superlatives . --,.v...Q--M .,:,.:,: .-t-f- H , s-..,,,,...:..,,-f 'i 5.....,..C,,- x.x, . ,- ttb, ....,. , ..,, - A 4 , 1 N-M - We f 1 tgtt 11 Most Considerate: Mike Koth and Angie Hudson 21 Most Athletic: Mike Meece and Dawn Bolander 31 Most Changed: Mark Smith and Susie Day 41 Most Gullible: Dave Henke and Jody Ward 51 Class Clowns: Joe Serge and Becky Hayes 61 Most Likely to Succeed: Most Talented All Around: Matt Breeden and Jennifer Cobb C 71 Best Brownnosers: Tim Southerland and Nancy Thiele C 81 Best Actor and Actress: Paul Howell and Christy Nulsen C 91 Most Artistic: Jim Murphy and Diana Songer U01 Best Musicians: Brad Pollock and Mindy Wise 1111 Best Set of Wheels: Allan McFarland and Sarah DeGuia U21 Best Parties: Joe Stamm and Jami MacDonald U31 Most Academic: Tim Willwerth and Lynn Peters C141 Best Smiles: Todd Dewitt and Meg Easley U51 Best Dressed: Chip Berry and Lynn Adler C161 The Whole Gang! U71 Most Spirited: John Lyons and Wendy Maier Q Q K K C Q 156 LMT, W mf? 52- , N 7 4 Q vs- X, 615'- ,X ,Q A X . 10 X2 'ggi' 11? Ai 12 E Lk i M-4' E f g 4 ,,,,, V 1 ls- W K 1 2 Q . if 'nf ffl I 3, x 2 -ff K Q a 5 I If' 4. , A W ,W + , f 1 .. ' H J.. 3 . 'W ' x QW- f Senior Lynn Adler-The greatest thing in the world is not so much where we stand, as in what direction we are moving. Josie Ancona-Be yourself, who else is better qualified? fFrank J . Gibbon ID Beth Berry-I've seen all good people turn their heads each day, so satisfied I'm on my way. Chip Berry-The World of reality has its limitsg The world of imagination is boundless. Uean Jacques Rousseauj Dave Bieber-High school will pass you by in quarters, but during your senior year the quarters will seem to disappear. I've seen all good people turn their heads away, so satisfied I'm on my way. Partying makes the world go round so let's have a party! Dawn Bolander-It's not the size of the dog in the fight, it's the size of the fight in the dog. Linda Bond-Dream on-Dream on-Dream until your dreams come true. Matt Breeden-The harder you try, the lesser you fail. Russ Breitfelder-The Bars too thickg The Guards too coldg MISSION IMPOSSIBLE Dave Brown-It turned out to be the worst experience of my life. Rob Byrne-There are miracles happening all the timeg Trees and lightning and boa constrictors, They should make us wonder what we really know. Missy Campbell-A smile is the key that unlocks the doors of friend- ship. Lisa Clark-It really doesnit matter much where you are-'Cause home is in your heart. It's a feeling that you wake with one day. Ann Cleveland-Life is like a maze of doors, and they all open from the side you're on. Just keep on pushing hard boy, try as you may, you're going to end up where you started from. Jennifer Cobb-What the world needs now is love, sweet love. Curt Conrad-You can never fully appreciate what you have until it's gone . . . So enjoy it to the fullest while you have it. By the way, it's not the grades that matter, it's what you get out of it that counts. Carrie Cook-Abandon hope, all ye who enter this institution. John Cowan-The beast which lurks within all mankind, lurks within the dungeons of our school. There must be some kind of way out of here-Therels too much confusion, I can't get no relief. WHY? Cassandra Cribbet-I'm on your side When times get rough And friends just can't be found Like a bridge over troubled water I will lay me down. Susie Day-If you love something, set it free If it comes back to you, it's yours. If it doesntt, it was never meant to be. Sarah deGuia-Hope is the thing with feathers That perches on the soul, And sings the tune without the words, And never stops at all. Todd DeWitt-Quick to judge, Quick to anger Slow to understand. Ignorance and prejudice and fear Walk hand in hand. Meg Easley-She smiled. Life was so strange!! Rob Ellsworth-Love is the everlasting will to care. uotes Mary Gulden-He is like a book, if only I knew how to read him. Libby Feller-Tomorrow is not promised to us, so let us take today and make the most of it. Beth Gamble-I slept and dreamed that life was happiness. I awoke and saw that life was service. I served and found that in service, happiness is found. Ann Gibbons-Believe in love. Love your family, love your friends, Love yourself, love life. Kim Graves-Don't push the hands, just hang on to the band, because you can dance while your knowledge is growing-You just gotta get used to it. Mike Griffin-Crazy, but that's how it goes. Chris Grubb-Donlt look into the past, look into the future. Kim Haas-What appears to be the end, may really be a new begin- ning. Kelly Hall-All you touch and all you see is all your life will be. Becky Hays-Cheers! Here's to excellence in edjucachion. Derrick Hays-I don't care what you say anymore, this is my life, Go ahead with your own life, leave me alone. Dave Henke-Love your life and the blessings that abound within it, for if you take for granted all that you bave been bestowed, it may all be stripped away, leaving you with nothing, but sorrow and regret about what might have been. Judy Henke-If you don't stand for something, you'll fall for any- thing. Phyllis Hettesheimer-Just between us, I think it's time for us to recognize the differences we sometimes feared to show. Kim Homer-Throughout life's hardships one must call upon them- selves for strength because it is up to them to make their dreams come true. Katy Hope-You would not understand, this is not how I am. Paul Howell-Do whatever you like the best and excel to be the best at whatever you choose. Angela L. Hudson-He who is willing to change is willing to grow, And he who is willing to grow is willing to live. Jay Hyre-Many dreams come true, and some have silver linings, I live for my dreams, and a pocket full of gold. Laura Jacobs-Some men see things as they are and say, Why'? I dream things that never were, and say, Why not? Kathy Jonas-Hold fast to your dreams, for when dreams die, Life is a broken-winged bird, that cannot fly. Lisa Jones-Life is just a party, but parties weren't meant to last. Lisa Kiser-If you want to find out what's behind these cold eyes, you'll just have to claw your way through this disguise. Shelle Kopkowski-And these children that you spit on as they try and change their worlds are immune to your consolation- they're quite aware what they're going through-CHANGES. Mike Koth-The walk of life is uncertain, this is true . . . don't ever try to understand it, so what else is new?! Felicia Korman-As we flow down life's rivers, Look around you as you drift downstream Take account of all you've seen. Larry Leaver-If you desire something, you obtain it if you learn something, you live it. John Lyons-Remember and cherish good times and good friends, for they are few and precious. Jami MacDonald-A true friend is the one who comes in when the rest of the world goes out. Wendy Maier-Who we are and who we become is determined by those who love us. Steve McCullough-There must be some mistake, I didn't mean to let them take away my soul-Am I too old, is it too late? Allen McFarland-It's been such a long time, I think I should be going, yeah. Mike Meece- The Lord is my strength and my shield, my heart trusts in Him, and I am not afraidf' Psalm 28:7 Michelle Miller-Life-It's all in the way you roll the dice. Jim Murphy-Change my life around Turn it upside down Make the world new for the good of me and you. Christy Nulsen-A wonderful thing has happenedg our friends have become closer, and those we were never close to have become friends. Tony Oberschlake-Man's destiny lies in his dreams and his failures are nightmares. But in the end, each helps the man grow each and every day. Linda Pelle-Don't let them put you down Don't let them push you 'round Don't let them ever change your point of view. Lynn Peters-A man's reach should exceed his grasp, or what's a heaven for? Brad Pollock-It's not how you play the game, it's if you win lose, you can't choose. Katrina M. Rosswurm-This time is only a bridge you must cross to get to the other side. Once there, you'll look back at this cross- ing with smiles and laughter, and with memories you'll cherish for the rest of your life. Melissa Saffer-People often say that this or that person has not yet found himself. But the self is not something that one finds. It is something one creates. Stephanie Samuel-The future: you can influence or be overwhelmed by it. David Schmitz-How many times can they fill me with lies and I listen again. Twisting the truth and they're playin' around with my head. The things they will do and the things they will say when they don't really understand. Janet Schuler-There are two worlds: the world we can measure with line and rule, and the worlds that we feel with our hearts. Cathy Schumacher-You can't always get what you want, but if you try sometime, you just might find, you just might find, you get what you need. Jane Schutte-Everything is funny as long as it happens to somebody else. Tony Schweppe-The mind is its own place, and in itself can make a heaven of hell and a hell of heaven. Joe Serge-Meet the new boss, same as the old boss. Robyn Shipman-Learn as if you would live forever, live as if you would die tomorrow. Kerry Smith-The individual is a vanishing breed. Mark Smith-We will soon compare our achievevents with the ex- pectations of a pretentious society. Are we individuals or a herded flock of sheep? Catch your life, hold your life, make your life, shape your life, and let it be your own. Diana Songer-Life is not always what one wants it to be, but to make the best of it as it is, is the only way of being happy. Tim Southerland-In each of us, there is a special quality that we must use to shape our future. We must use this quality to its fullest, for what we get out of our future, is what we put into it. Joe Stamm-M8LM's Milk Chocolate, Sugar, peanuts, corn starch, corn syrup gum acacia, artificial colors, destrin. fMilk choco- late contains sugar, milk, chocolate, cocoa butter, peanuts, lecithin, salt, artificial flavorsj Katie Stegman-You remember the faces, the places, the names, you know it's never over, it's relentless as the rain. Lynette Stone-No one can make you feel inferior without your consent. Jim Strelau-Sweet memories flashing very quickly by Reminding me and giving me a reason why. I know that my goal is more than a thought. I'l1 be there, when I learn what I've been taught. Sarah Stuart- God gave us our memories so that we might have roses in Decemberf' James M. Barrie Paul Tanis-All the world's a stage, we are merely players, perform- ers, and each other's audience outside the gilded cage. Nancy S. Thiele-Love and Friendship are the two greatest gifts one can give . . . or receive. Beth Tiemeyer-Yesterday is a memory. Tomorrow is a dream. To- day is a pain in the neck. Elaine Volz-I honestly believe it is better tew know nothing than tew know what ain't so. Jody Ward--If life is a cosmic journey-Where can I get a map? Bill Weber-A life time's not too long to be best friends. Michael W. Smith Kimberly Wendel-Love bears all things, believes all things, hopes all things, endures all things. Love never ends. . . I Corinthians 13: 7-8 Tim Willwerth-Let me be awarded for my achievevents, not achieve awards. Sarah Winchell-KURCHOO!! Excuse me. Mindy Wise-If the real thing don't do the trick-No You better make up something quick Or you're gonna burn, burn, burn Burn, burn to the wick Ooo, Barracuda. Inas Wojik-Enjoy your life without comparing it with that of an- other. Amanda Yeomans-It takes more energy to frown, than it does to smile. cRemember' . . . do When lockers didn't h I k ? when We thought Wn the cguld was big? MSS? 11311 - Wal W1 tho If Q is uf a Mf.Tayl h 6 V t Spider Q1 Qoiow i ig s when KSN, dx we is NBOR we eovxa S gi vw ., XP fa 4, flwol' 5' X5 . oi s. ba Q 'P 6 Q- fi AQ vs ,O in 0 is Q A oo, Q 0 iff' G 'A 5 Oggpegfkg 0 Q. O -9 00, GG gif? o - , 5' SN - is 'ffebfffg-5 gg When the Whole school 'Q 00' 12,5 S was yelled at for wearing 'E O. shorts? E 5 ce 5 EE i 53320006001 When seniors got out at 2100? 66 C: S eood,jb0g,bt3we0I 'ad 00. 'g S 6? 60068 to ,be 'Q we XX Cl i - .9 . 3 odbada Qrixe' YOQYQS ., M096 When P60916 actually 9 '7 passed Hanson S test ' When seniors took a canoe trip? of 164 f SENIORS 5' x gg,-f Lynn D. Adler 1' x flfj-qv' Donald Edward Berry af TV, Q1--.41 , z. XT .,.. ' V. 4..L.4:f'I Dawn M. Bolander QT K, I Josie Ancona iq.-xg V Beth Ann Berry Q-f David Todd Bieber Ralph A. Blackwelder Jr Sag. Linda Rene Bond Matthew Phillip Breeden fig fix were- ' Russell W. Breitfelder Joseph S. Brenner David Michael Brown Rob Byrne Melissa Anne Campbell Lisa Christine Clark B rrrr NF jf, Q -xi Ann Marie Cleveland Jennifer T. Cobb Carrie A. Cook SENIORSfl65 166fSENIORS -r A Liz, 5 ,Y J lil N , gll izwe-' -4 ,gif 4'ILvl,1 . is sf .1 X -:il .1 312 ' www iga' gf' fa , I 2 as E John M. Cowan Cassandra Anne Cribbit Susan Day -L f ' 1450 V mam, Sarah C. deGuia Todd Newman DeWitt Margaret Elizabeth Easley Q' gg-fu ia-aff Richard Elliott Robert M. Ellsworth Elizabeth Ann Feller ,gr fs' Cmif 6 Elizabeth Lee Gamble Ann Weir Gibbons ,gn its egg 5 , fe., lr--Q,-ri K Q Y 53 ::,3.t '1s. AN .Ah ' X 'G' Ulm -qq,.M. -as Vs., UP-vv,,,,..,u,vY-m.,M. -f V --Q-.1- ' :mga I - ' ,iegq mzfzzzszrm Mike D. Griffin Christina Lynn Grubb ,YQ Kimberly K. Haas Kelly Russell Hall fi9 w- ig ?' es? Kimberly Graves in. gi 5 if K Mary Elizabeth Gulden Derrick W. Hays SENIORSfl67 l68fSENIORS sig' '5' V'-JN- Y KET X i Rebecca Anne Hays David A. Henke Judith C. Henke E3 X 7' ww! g.p---f Phyllis Hettesheimer Kimberly Ann Homer Kathleeen Hope :inf ,R Paul Bragen Howell Angela L. Hudson James E. Hyre ,iv fi! wc Laura Lynn Jacobs Kathleen Ann Jonas Elessia Kaye Jones Surf Lisa Marie Kiser Michelle Kopkowski Felicia Korman Michael T. Koth Larry E. Leaver John Randall Lyons Jr. SENIORSXI69 l70fSENIORS Jami L. MacDonald Wendy Susan Maier 45' Q-,W--f Steven W. McCullough Allen McFarland Michelle Miller James Young Murphy in Ninn, Gregory Nelson McCarty 'ew Michael L. Meece C QM? hrista Wright Nulsen '50 X V M., 1 , V 1 V Sf, . is 2-'ffwfi Paul A. Oberschlake Linda Pelle Lynn Peters MN 'i 'Eff'? i Brad Pollock Katrina Marie Rosswurm Melissa Renee Saffer 24 Stephanie Jean Samuel David H. Schmitz Janet L. Schuler sEN1oRs 1171 l72fSENIORS 'Stay fs' ,, Catherine Ann Schumacher Jane M. Schutte Anthony M. Schweppe 3 1 'DQ ci.-V ,Q Mary Elizabeth Seeger Joseph Paul Serge Robyn Shipman -gg -nts 33 'few' ' Kerry Smith Mark Cameron Smith Diana Lynn Songer ist f'.,-...wtf Timothy J. Southerland Katie Stegman fu. QP'--QA. James Edward Strelau Sarah Lynn Stuart Paul Scott Tanis Nancy Suan Thiele 21? ,nw X 4-ff Lynette K. Stone 15.5-5 5 b .-315, at .-,A',3 . ea ft' vs Cindy Marie Tangney Elaine Marie Volz . , ,,., SENIORSXI73 174fSENIORS 1 An 151.3 f? Jody Amanda Ward QQ! X u'rr:2' Timothy John Willwerth X ff Inas Kay Wojcik is hs, wi ,J if William D. Weber Kimberly Elaine Wendel PON 3,7-ev Sarah Elizabeth Winchell D Amanda Lynn Yeomans Melinda J. Wise Not Pictured: Mike Benner Curt Conrad Sherrie Handley Tom Maxlield Philip McCabe Joe Stamm Beth Tiemeyer X NNW 5 55 5 if 5 '- f f r' f' 1 3 .N aff ,J YT' A wmv Ag, fy' -1 .Q-9-if A, . , 5 2 J' W 'L ,ix A my 43,1 5 ,M Q' 's X1 ,tif We Q , wwfmwfl s .45 gym? A F. ,,,. 4' . . 4 4 mai- L-1-- ' Q1M wv5 Y H ,vw , wg. 5,1 1' 4 gwzfxgxlga-E-iLaJv5TAECAKlfflV Vi IE. IAP. 'xfx Egbr-3-1-lifkf yffrr ? ?f 35? fp?F? fff VTVQ A., A., 0 ,Q 1 Qt.LZfVL5's 1 wJf-an-41 ,-N A 'X Z'- . Qfffflflwfis-?VF l l ig t Q 1. .9 e 1 I Q- if 'T ln? itll ll.7TlZ1--1. 1 .1 lilij l mfg '-'-'pm vu' - 'A' -- - f 'SS 'I J X5 rwrefgrwfa , gig? x Z-X 2-X Z-X, A . fi yn!-Tfiffii ' sr' E61V9ff1V1'.Q!'f eLook Like We ade It' Unfortunately, the 1986 Awards Breakfast was held inside this year due to a torrential rainfall. Nonetheless, parents, staff and students enjoyed coffee, juice, and pas- tries made by Mrs. Craveris Foods class. It was a morning packed with all the students receiving service and aca- demic awards. Right: The Head Man! Middle: Everyone takes pride in all the awards. Lower left: This year's Top Ten Seniors. Lower right: Ann and Beth look thrilled with their awards. Opposite page: Upper left: Ken Wittman, the top American History scholar. Upper right: Dumont tutors. Middle left: Matt and Tim-two guys to be proud of. Middle: Ms. Meinke is all smiles presenting Kim Osborne her Mustang Echoes award. Middle right: Our valedictorian receives his hard earned medal. Lower left: Tim receives his appointment to the Air Force Academy. Lower right: Matt gets yet another award! I hope he brought a truck to bring them all home in! 'WRX' all .2 . .... 178 F .,,, ly 1 X 'Tw 'Look ike We Made Senior Activities fully began May 16 when the Senior class was invited to Senior Banquet. It was an evening filled with lasagna, Senior Superla- tives, skits by the fathers, a slide show, and the eighth grade movies. Right: Dawn wishes she was a graduate now. Middle left: Our class clown-J oe Serge. Mid- dle right: Senior Class officers present Senior Superlatives. Lower left: You can tell Angie and Kim had a great time. Lower right: A table full of smiling Seniors. Opposite page: A spe- cial thanks to all the parents who provided an evening of fun and entertainment. W 2 eleete ml-f'w 1 1 , X 'gh wi .1 61554: 1 A 180 . X-.7 -- . . .,.. fd tg . f 3 I It QV fi i ieii A as t sftt . A 5 ff f i .001 P., ,Q .54 fry!! -..ff ,Q , -r. Kama W ..., , f 'i f'f 'w F: ' ' F 9 4 f 2 M4 181 'Stair ay 'EO Heaven' The 1986 Circle Prom once again took us by Metros to the Presidential Ballroom of the Westin Hotel. After a sit-down dinner of N.Y. strip everyone danced to the music played by Ql02 D.J. J.C. Mcoy. There were lip-sync contests, air guitar contests and the crowning of King and Queen John Lyons and Lynn Adler. After prom this year we watched movies until dawn. Right: A toast to the 1986 Circle Prom. Mid Left: A fine looking group dines in the Westin. Mid right: Jeff Jacobs and Diana Songer are satisfied with their dinner. Lower left: Alison and Chip make a happy couple. Lower right: Charlie and Jennifer enjoy their entire evening. Opposite page: D.J. J.C. Mcoy presents the door prizes with the help of Mr. Sullivan. Wendy boogies down, and everybody else poses for the camera. MKYXIW ,MM Tr an 5 'if ff 1 'v In cv ' A ' I , . V, . we- ft, 4 ., mf' ' 182 f f W gag - e e--is ., V X . 'sy 'xg 183 Right: 1986 Prom King John Lyons. Middle left: King and Queen, John and Lynn. Middle right: 1986 Circle Prom court. Lower left: The bad guys, Lower right: Heather and Sue 'fget down . Opposite page: Upper left: Tim always shows us his moves, Upper right: Rob and Lezlie, the inseparable pair. Middle: Robbie, what's wrong? Lower left: Lisa puts on her seductive look. Lower right: Beth doesn't know that the style of dancing has changed over the years. 'U if 184 W 'SJ xf ,H , ,Qi s I V22 , 1 40 i'P'o-5 KU AW' . ' raduation ' Q . - K. .,B.. . On the almost rained out evening of June seventh, the class of 1986 gathered for the last time at Madeira High School for their long awaited graduation. Filled with hope for the future and warm memories of the past four years, everyone's mind raced with excitement and anticipation. Valedictorian, Matt Breeden, touched all with his sincere words on leaving childhood friends and going on to meet the new world. Many were brought to tears. The Seniors, however, weren,t the only group recognized during the ceremonies. Three teachers, Mr. Effler, Mr. Buchy, and Mr. Budde, along with Kindergarten teacher Mrs. Blough, were spotlighted as well. After many years of service at Madeira Schools, these teachers graduated', with the class of 1986. Overall, the entire evening proved to be quite a memoriable one, promising success always for the Class of 1986! Above left: Valedictorian, Matt Breeden. Middle: Salutatorian, Lynn Peters. Right: Salutatorian, Tim Willwerth. Below: Three happy graduates, Meg Easley, Katy Hope, and Mindy Wise. Opposite page: Graduates' faces reflect a variety of moods-thoughtful, determined, elated! ..- ' V sy. if , . ,,. if t A if , I 'Nw k K ' I 'W my , xxx -, 'ft yf -Q, ' if H 2 A .. Q phil 1 M , A X ivy :Q Q gk, .5 1 W .N ,L m by ., Q- .. Q 1:4 2 i1.z Z, , ' Y 1 is xi ff? . v 1 ,Q I Ao 2 MQ ,M '. 'X v' E ,Q :A 15 I J, Q' , . Q1 ? S f 5 . 333' I 1.. , I I A . 'X 5 , aff' W , 4 m : 'ii Today we'll start a new life, And we'll say our last goodbyes To all the friends we've grown to love, With whom we've laughed and cried. Remembering the fun and laughter, The problems and the fears, And watching all our memories grow Throughout our high school years. The memories of the dances And the friends that we'we met, Vacations, teachers, talking, And exams we'd rather forget. Yes, high school days are precious but brief, Where all your dreams come true, It is not the end, but the beginning Of a life we'll start anew. Author Unknown fd its ii hm sm- 44 le. Top left: Is Mr. Effler really that ex- cited to go?! Top right: Sarah, try to concentrate on singing, not keeping your cap from fall- ing off? Bottom left: Matt, are you reading your directions? Where do you go from here? Middle right: Mr. Budde receiving his diploma for many years service at MHS. Bottom right: There go the graduation balloons-never to float by MHS again. ,, A r 188 Up, up, and away!! l E i W t, si 53 Q 1 s X if I Q , EDI TOR KQLUN pagef Ep L? X 5 , 4, ,Y n, - xfffgf, tx. 2n3'w'f. 1 X- J? vfdi Who's got the ladder? Amanda forgot treats again. Who wants a pop? Wendy does all the typing! Diana, come here for just a minute . . . Who stole my proper cropper? Who's going to help Ann with the ads? Where is Christopher? Kathy, is the teen-counseling page done yet? Sorry Tim, we already did that page! X Susan's at basketball, again? 6 a K As an album comes to an end, so has M iii'i this year. Thanks to all the yearbook staff 6 1ee our theme is A Year Filled With Song, members who made this book possible. As yi f I'll leave you all with a song Thanks for Diana t , the Memories. p iw M111 Z at . ' Q , I x K N.. 9575 t Wg - A X 0 sg 'wi lx ul X X xii 1, ..L,., 1' rainseaii ,:' 51- ' . mt K s , vu, f Q t z 25 R I 1-r liflle Fwflinan ,ff