Moeller High School - Templar Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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DENNIS L. THOMAS C . STALLO STIENS MICHAEL J; WALTER W. WILLIAM M. LARRY J. STRILEY STU'ECK STULL STWARKA 59

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I'll bet your mommy helps you with FRANK J. it. H SEURKAIVEP GREGORY H. STEVEN T. SIMPSON SLITER ARTHUR C. JAMES D . SMITH SMITH

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GREGORY B. DENNIS j. ROBERT J'. SULLIVAN SUNNENBERG SWARTZBAUGH TANNER A long awaited spring finally arrived and with it came what has generally proven to be the low ebb of the school year. It seems that at this time each year the spirit of the school begins to lag and almost disappear. Most of the students walk about in an apparent daze, with little to do but await the closing of school some two months away. But this year, encouraged and aided by members of the faculty, the senior class determined to remedy the situation of spring apathy. The pep club had by now disbanded, but the individual spir- it of the members of the class of '68, the striving spirit to make our last year at Moeller the best one of all, still remained. One reflection of this spirit was the Senior Prom. Held at the Lookout House in Kentucky it proved to be the social highlight of the entire year and one of the most successful proms in memory. Many seniors were occupied in preparations for the prom, and those who werenTt kept busy by participation in other spring activities. The baseball and track teams fought their ways to highly successful seasons and culminated the major athletic seasons at Moeller. Two of the minor sports teams, golf and tennis, were also busy in swinging to successful seasons. Although they did not draw large crowds they kept the members involved and thus aided in abetting the problem of apathy while spreading the fame of Moeller and the Class of '68. Two new innovations were developed by seniors during the spring season. The seniors sponsored a variety show which was highly appreciated by the entire student body. The second new idea was a show sponsored by the Sing-Out Cincinnati cast. This evening show drew a large atten- dance of Moeller students and faculty members. Soon spring blossomed into May and graduation was just around the corner for the class of. '68. 60