North College Hill High School - Illium Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 222 of the 1964 volume:

AME: 2:21 i . , . - r ' 351W x: ur. .l V f ,,-. .9131... North College Hill High School North College Hill, Ohio r the half-forgotten pages of histor 1 ' epic of the Trojan War is to w p ce ' or around the IOJ t e ellespont, Troy. The t'topless towers I m, as Troy was called, withstood the as- s ult of the Greeks for ten years. The immortality of Ilium shall live forever, r here was the nucleus, the strength, and the fe of all the Trojans. It seems only proper and fitting then, th hould call our annual ILIUM, for in ' s the heart of Trojan lifwthe asse t e cti itie , an ' e t 'n s hic fill a Trojan's day at North C01- le 6 H'l igh School; these are the things w ic a e t be found inside the covers of the 1 6 I IU 3,? High School . . A. a m a .I. ilding. . . bu I am classes art... science . . . Levement. . . I am ach competztwn . Icunla teacher.. . aman... Most of all I am the masses, the individual, J 13$. mixkitgx t I am you! l5 Table 0 f Contents Introduction 3.7, F aculty 26 Senio rs ' 3 4 Classes 52 RWM r 7 Activities 74 ac bY mus 0539 X, Sports 1 1 6 F eatures l 48 Ads 188 Mamanh to Rsmenibtr music Lised wsitb pe;missilrl? of Klinebl' h I nrry DIET, nn. usn: u 15 ers ndex l 95 The Board of Education FIRST ROW: William Hockney; Harry Bergman; Harry Whitehouse; Ray Bosse. SECOND ROWE Dana Slattery; David O'Niell: Dr. James Bryner. The North College Hill Board of Education is responsible for representing the Citizens of the City in giving their children the best education possible. Their work and effort should be greatly apprecitlted by the community since all time given to this is on a voluntary basis. Besides overseeing the buying of school materials and hiring of teachers: they are also found participating in various school activities. Superintendent of Schools, Dr. J. R. Bryner Dr. James Bryner, Superintendent of the North College Hill School System, is respon- sible for all busineSS matters and educational activities of the schools. He shares with the School Board the responsibility of maintaining an efficient faculty and administration. He also supervises all changes in teaching material and is consulted in ali construction changes, Dr. Bryner is forever working to keep Our school system in first-class condition. The close association between Dr. BIyner and Mr. Campbell helps create the smooth running of our school. Mr. Campbell, Mr. Campbell is always ready to help a student with any problem. P rincipal Mr. Campbell is more to North College Hill High School than just an administrator, for he is also a participator. Because of his interest and concern f0: all the individual students, the high school functions as a whole with students' welfare constantly in mind. It is likely that yOu would see him at a basketball game, at an Honor Society Ban- quet, or viewing the spring musical, and always with the respect of both students and teachers. Mi: Campbell at the Honor Society banquet. 20 Mr. Shreve, Mr. Shreve is the co-ordinator of all subjects. North College Hill High School had a new positiOn to fill this year-that of curriculum coordinator. Mr. Edward Shreve was chosen for this job because of his ability as well as for his pleasant personality. Mr. Shreve observes classes to find ways of improving their effec- tiveness; organizes the classes for the coming year; and helps students with curriculum problems. Although Mr. Shreve has been here Only one year, he has already become an accepted administratorh Co-ordinator Here Mr. Shreve works on next year's curriculum. 2l N.C.H. Counselors MR. CHRISTENSEN-Dean of Boys MR. SIMMONS-mCounselor MISS COBB-Dean of Girls This yeat's counseling staff includes three very competent and helpful people. Aleng with their daily teaching duties and extra- curricular sponsoring, they are responsible for planning all course programs and seeing that all students have their required subjects. Besides this they are available at any time for student counseling of their personal problems. 599:4 WM Mrs. Kinkey, Mr, Campbell's right hand girl. High School Secretaries Without the administrative assistants North College Hill High School would not function properly. They are respon- sible for all of the paper work and the co-ordination of school activities. Every organization is dependent upon their services and all of the students and faculty greatly appreciate their efforts. Mrs. Kinkeyls and Mrs. Nagells services to the school continue not only on a daily basis but on a yearly basis. Their contributions to the running of this school are immense, and most of the elcitizensl' of North College Hill High School realize their value Mrs. Nagel, the counselors secretary. 23 F amiliar Office Scenes Hf Mother Kinkey is always ready to help. Our counselor, Mr. Simmons, is surely solving some important problem. 24 r: Mrs. Nagel takes care of many that arise in the guidance offices, problems Mrs. Kinkey rules from her big desk. 25 F aculty z Moments To Remember Lyrics by , 51H! the Magic 55' AL STILLMAN A D Fl B ROBERT ALLEN Verse E. $ :5? EF $312 32'? mm , En Em 333 Eng mEum'sdi-tig 7: 93:1 Jm-u-ar-y to De-cem her, We'll haw MOMENTS T0 RE-MEM BER. M Chorus-Modemtely slow with freling? V $ $ $ 1a: ' G mnj'f 08 Gmnj'r Thu Newman's we we did the town. the day we run GijT $5 U .. c: E. a w... willhavcthuse nomms TO RE-MEM - BER. Thu qui-uw.1;k.. nois - y fun, we 32ml morn prize we a! - most won, ; will vs thus:- ,! - Copyright 65 lay Ben Music Publlshlng Carp. 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MARY JANE CARPENTER Business Y-Teens Sponsor Senior Sponsor MR, THOMAS A, COCHRAN Nfath Freshman Sponsor MR; JAMES L. FRENCH Special Education Head Basketbail Couch Assistant Varsity Football Coach Freshman Spunzsor MRS. VYE DANIELSON Seventh Grade Seventh Grade Sponsor MR. LUIS del PILAR Spanish Spanish Club Sponsor Freshman Sponsor MR. W'AYNE FRICKE General Science Botany and Zoology Hi-Y Sponsor Reserve Baseball Coach Eighth Grade Sponsor MR. RICHARD DAWLEY English, Civics, Family Relations Junior High Track Coach Freshman Sponsor MR. ARTHUR C, FROCK English. Social Studies Eighth Grade Sponsor MISS LOIS FULMER MR. NORBERT HARTMANN Home Economics W'oodshop junior High Student Council Sex'cnth Grade Sponsor Sponsor SE-CO Club Sponsor Seventh Grade Sponsor MR. JAMES 0A HISSOM Instrumental Music General Music Band MISS jOYCE HCGENBERG MR, ARTHUR KALADOW Eighth Grade Social Studies Eighth Grade Sponsm Head Varsity Fuolball Coach Senior Sponsor MRS PEGGY J. HAWLEY Girls' Physical Education Girls' Athletic Association Sponsor Sophomore Sponsor MR. MAURICE N. KRAMER Math School Activities Treasurer Athletic Association Treasurer o MR. CARL AV KUNKEL Boys' Physical Education Golf Coach Freshman Sponsor MR. EDWARD LEE MORGAN Science Health Careers, Scieme Camera Club Sponsor Senior Sponsor ratin- MRS ROBERTA LAKONEN MK JOE LOGSDQN Math Math, DEafting, Drivers Education Junior Red Cross Sponsor Junior High Basketball Coach Eighth Grade Sponsor Varsity Track Coach Junior Sponsor MR. RONALD L LONGSTRETH English, Drama. Thespian and Forensic Sponsor Junior Sponsor IVER. DAN IVIORRIS MR7 LLOYD NOVAK General Scimce, Biology Music Junior High Football Coach Glee Club and Girls Ensemble Seventh Grade Sponsor Sponsor MRS. CATHERINE RANDALL MISS BARBARA RICHARDSON MR. JERRY RING Art Health. Home Economics English Art Service Sponsor Sophomore Sponsor Future Teachers of Amerjca Sponsor Junior Sponsor MRS FEDORA SIKIC German German Club Sponsor Sophomore Sponsor MR. JACK STEVENS MRS BEVERLY SUMMERS MRS. MILDRED TUTTLE English English, Sonia! Studies General Business. Shorthnnd II. Typing II TROJAN Sponsor Pep Club Sophomore Sponsnr Cheerleader Sponsor Seventh Grade Sponsor Mrs, B. Tobergtn; Mrs, H. Rice: Mrs. D. Meyer; Mrs, V. St'oehr; Mm A. Shorter; MrsA E. Scheirer; Mrs. D. Flannigan. M aintenance Staffs Mr. E. Lutterbei; Mr. A. Seyberth; Mr. W. Marshall; Mr. V. Thompson; Mr. J; Johnson; Mr. R. Taylor; Mr. B. Lutterbei', Mr. R. Davis. Cafeteria and Mrs. Bowen is manager of all the cafe- terias in the North Coflegc Hill public The maintenance and cafeteria staffs are a valu- able part of the functioning of the whole high school. They are in charge of our meals and keeping the school .in excellent condi- tion, and their effort is greatly appreciated by the NCH students. 33 Seniors Moments To Remember Lyrics by luv Ckr AL STILLM. N . Mmic by A '3 ROBERT ALLEN Verse I I! Q '2 . rn ':I: rn mwum $ W E F41 E m 5 ? 35:: W: 4; , Em hm? Ems Am! m susrm '9 Ln C 5 jan-uwar-y to De-cembcr. 1:11 haw MO MENTS T0 RE HEM BER. m v A V Mi I Chorus- Moderately slow rrilhft'dx'ngI 9' m AREA: a.gh iiinnx ai- Ea $ im fa RE :33 33 9mm as Gmaj ! GE 0 m C .lm xm-Ymr's Evl- we did the nm'vn, Ihc day we xA i$ E5 1; a Gama u Gm'xj? Wu mil havu Lhcse Tm qua - u! tuiks, 1314: :37 luv ball roomprizc wc a1 - mus! won. '- will haw mcsc -. Fopyrlgm 1955 by Beaver Music Publhhlbg Corp Soin Stilicg Agent, Llrry Spin, Inn. IMO Broadway, New Yark 19, . . Y. Izlu-rnnxinaai Coyyrlghl Securx-d Engravrd J. Prlnlrd in C. S. A. m mum: Rnurv-d lnrlmnnv vuhlic Pn-rfnrminrl- fnv Dmli. When other nights may find us gone 34 . 755 . H33 4;: 95:53 , .7- r . a id 4 ,1, mmsms 3'0 m: mm mm , r? I3:?TiTl:3T;ini 3:3 fund uh unnv our suplralu ways, WV will 314W Ihl'm' ,Axr JKK and other days 99 our separate ways . . . 35 Seniors 964 Our class of '64 has achieved the goal that millions of people strive for each year. We have completed the necessary require- ments for graduation through hard work and study. Through the past twelve years, we have accumulated friends and memories which uwill echo through the years. During our high school years, we have grown in knowledge and ability. We are now prepared to go on to bigger and better things, but we will always remember our Senior year, I. Lell, Inter-Club; D, Cappel, Vice-Fresident; S. Roe, Secre- tary; D. Turner, President; and C. Schierer, Treasurer 1Not Pictured3 all worked hard to create a smooth running Senior class, DONALD TURNER, President German Club 1, 2; Science Club 1, 2; Hi-Y 3, 4, Inter-Club 1, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 3; Area Stucient Council 1, 2, 3; Leadership Training 3, 4', Bye-Bye Birdie; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Red Cmss 1; Football Co-Capmin 4; AEl-League Honorable Mention Football 3; All-League Defense Football 4; Biology Science Award Superior at Cincinnati; Hi-Y Prom King Candidate 4', Class President 1, 4. SUE ROE, Vice-President Pep Club 3, 4; G.A.A. 3, 4; Spanish Club 3; Ilium Staff 3; Red Cross 3; Student Co'uncil 4; Leadership Training Conference 4; Swab Parific; Solid Gold Cadillar; Football Secretary 4; Woodward High School 1; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Basketball Queen Candidate 4. DONNA CAPPEL, Secretary Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Student COuncil 3, 4, Seczetary 4', German Club 1, 2, 3; Y-Teens 1; Health Careers 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 2, 4; Thesyians 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4', Jr. Red Cross 2, 3; Class Secretaxy 2, 3; Volleyball; Basketball; OASC 4; Student Council Summer Woxkshop 4; Area Student Council 3, 4; Oklahoma; South Pacifir; Bye-Bye Birdie; 39111 Are Ringing; Office Worker 4; Trojanettes 2, 3, 4; Talent Assembly 2, 4; Archbearer 3. CANDY SCHIERER, Treasurer Health Careers 2, 3; Treasurer 3; G,A,A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, Treasure: 2, Vice-President 3; Thespians 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3; Publicity Chairman 2; Ilium Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Sales Man- ager 3, Senior Editor 4; Trojan Chatter 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Club 1, 2; Future Teachers 1; Junior Red Cross 1; Bowling 4; Basketball 1, 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 3; Tea Home of Ilse Augmt Moon; Mikado; Crm'wu Savage; South Parifit'; Oklahoma; NOMA Math Award; Usher 2; Archbearer 3; Trojanettes 1, 2, 3, 4; Office Worker 1, 2, 4; Honor Roll 4; Library Assistant 1; State Scholarship Test 3; Hi-Y Teens Prom Queen Candidate 4; Basketball Queen Candidate 2. BARB ADKINS Western Hills 1; Se-Co 2; Archbearer 5; Office Worker 4. ROGER AUSTIN National Honor Society 2, 5, 4, Sec 3, Pres. 4; German Club 1, 2, 3, Inter-Club 2; Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Health Careers 4; Tmfarl Siaff 1, 2; Rotary World Affairs Institute 5, 4; Rotary Student Govern- ment Seminar 4; Ohio Academy of Science Foundation Institute 4; State Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Office Worker 1. KENNETH BETZ CLYDE BISHOP HOWARD BLEVINS German Club 2, 3; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Health Careers 5; HLY District Conference 3; Bye Bye Birdie 3; Hi-Y Prom King 4. LAWRENCE BOGGESS Cutter JL High 1; Track 1; Student Council 1; Class Pres. 1. ROGER BRAUNWART MIKE BRENNER Golf 4. CANDY BROXWN Debate Team 1; Science Club 1, 2, 5, 4, Vice-Pres. 2, 5, 4; German Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres, 3. Vice-Pres, 2; Y-Teens 1, Z, 3, 4, Worship Chairman 2, Treai 5; ETA. 1, 2, i 4, Sechrc-as. 3, Inter-Club 2: Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Publicity Chairman 2; National Honor Society 24 3, 4; Track 2', Volleyball 2; Rotary Government Seminar 4; Ohio Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Archbearer 3; Science Award 2; Librarian 2; Office Worker 1. 2; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Talent Assembly 2, 3; It's Academic 4; Summer Microbiology Institute 5; Engineering Science Fair, lst prize, 14 ROBERT BROWN Spanish Club 1, 2; Footbali 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4', Basketball King Candidate 2, 3; Junior-Senior Prom King 5. RONALD BROWN Track 1, 2, 4. DEBBIE BRUSH Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec, 2, Pres. 3, Vice-Pres, 4; Thespians 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 1, 2, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres, 4; Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Ilium Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Literary Editor 4, Advertising Manager 3; German Club 3; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; Y-Teens 1; Junior Red Cross 1, 2; Student Council 3 ,4; All School Plays, Student Director of 4; Archbearer 5; Trojanettes 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 2; Basketball 2; Basketbail Candidate 1; junior- Senio: Prom Candidate 3; Homecoming Queen 4', Foreign Exchange Student Candidate; Thespians Conferences 1, 2, 3, 4; Talent Assembly 2, 3, 4. KATHLEEN BUHR Pep Club 1-, Library 4. CAROL BURKE Pep Club 3, 4; Art Sexvice 1, 2, 4; Trafan Staff 2; Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4; Office Worker 1; Honor Roll 3, 4; NOMA Spelling Award; Usher 3; Talent Assembly 2. PAUL BUSH Spanish Club 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 5, 4,, Captain 4; Basketball 1, 2; Track 1, 2, 3, 4. SANDY CALDWELL Y-Teens 1; Junior Red Cross 4; Archbearer 5, MIKE CASSAGRANDE German 1; Hi-Y 1, 2; Thespian Society 4; State Dramatic Conferencts 3; Oak Hills Dramatic Conference 5; Teabome of the Augmt Moon, Bye Bye Birdie, Miracle W'mlaer, South Pacifir, Diary of Aime Frank, Inherit the IVimz', Carina: Savage, You Can't Take It IVI'IIE You, On Borrowed Time; Student Council Music 1, 2, 3, 4. CAROL CATALIN Woodward 1; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club; Ilium Staff 3; Health Careers 3; Thespians 3, 4; Girl's Ensemble 3; Senior Chorus 2, 3; South Parifir, Mimrle IVarker, Bye Bye Biidie. MARGARET CAVENY Woodward 1, 2; Future Teachers 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; German Club 3, 4. WILLIAM CHAPMAN ROBERT CHAPPELL BEVERLY CRUTCHFIELD EILEEN DAY South Patijir; Chorus 2. MIKE DZIECH Spanish Club 2; Football 1, Manager 2', Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball Candidate 3, King 4', Junior-Senior Prom Candidate 3. MICHELE EPPLER Art Service 1, 2, 5, 4, Pres, 4; Pep Club 2, 5, 4; Y-Teens 2, 3, 4', Chorus 2, 3, 4; Office Worker 5, 4; Dance Club 1; South Pacifit; Honor Roll 3. CHERI ERNST Pep Club 1, 2, T, 4, Treas. 4; Y-Teens 1; Thespians 3, 4; German Club 1 7 Ilium Staff 3; Health Careers 3; Honor Roll 1, 4; Junior Red Cross 3; Office Worker 3, 4; Chorus 5; Cheerleader 1, 2, 4; Oklahoma, 501th Pacific, Bye Bye Birdie, Miratle IVm-ker, Class Treas. 3', Basketball Candidate 2, 3-, Junior Senior Prom Candidate 3; Homecoming Candidate 4, CAROLLEE FA ISON Pep Club 1, 2, 5, 4; GAA 1, 2, 5, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 5, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Thespians 1, 2, 3, 4; Trojanettes 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; Ilium 1, 2, 3, 4; Advertising Manager 4', Health Careers 2, 5; Chorus 1, 2, 3, Trans. 3; Ensemble 3, 4; Basketball 1, Intramural 1, 2', Volleyball 1, Intramural 1, 2; State and National Thespian Conference; Ohio Student Council 2', All School Plays; Band Queen Candidate 4. CAROL FEDERBUSH Y-Teens 1; Pep Club 1, 2. 3, 4, Program Chairman 4; German Club 1, 2; Health Careers Club 1, 2, 5, Pres: 3; Thespians 2, 3, 4, Inker-Club 4, Historian 4', Ilium Staff 5', Honor Society 2, 5; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4, Vice-Pres, 4; Girls Ensemble 3, 4; Junior Red Cross 2, 3', Volleyball 2; Basketball 2; Thespian Con.- ferences; Ohio Safety Institute; All School Plays; Cheerleader Z, 3; Office Worker 4', Track Scorekeeper 4', Talent Assembly 2, 3; Honor Roll 1, 2; Archbearer 3 TIM FINKE Spanish Club 2. 3; Football 4. DICK FISCHER JEANENE FISHER Student Council 1, 2; Y-Teens 1, 2, 5, 4, Sec; 4; Thespians 4; Health Careers 1, 2, Sec. 2- German Club 1, 2, 3, Inter-Club 5; Trajan Staff 1; Chorus 1, 5, 4; Girls Ensemble 5, 4; Oklahoma; Swab Pacific; Bye- Bye Birdie; Bell: are Ringing; Office Worker, 2, 3, 4; Talent Assembly 4; Hi-Y-Teens Prom Queen Candidate 4. KEN FRANK JUDY FRANTZ Y-Teens 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2; Health Careers Club 1, 2, 4, Inter-Club 4; National Honor Society 2; 3; Thespizms 2, 5, 4; Art Service 1, 2; National Thespian Conference, Bloomington, Indiana, 2; Race Relations Seminar, Wilmington College, 4; Inherit the Wind; Oklahoma; BJ-e-Bye Bhdie; The Mirade Varker; Debate Team 1; Band 1, 2, 4; Talent Assembly 2; Science Fair 1; AFS Exchange Student Host Family 3', National Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendation; Honor Roll 2, 5. DAVE FREEL TOM GILBERT German Club 1, 2; Science Club 1; Thespians 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Track 1; Thespian Conferences; South Pacifir; Inheril the Wind; Snow White and tlye 591m: Dwm'fx; Solid Gold Cadillac; Bye-Bye Birdie. LaSalle I. RICHARD GREENE ALAN GRIBBINS La Salle I DAVE GUNDLER MARY HAFNER WAYNE HEIDOTTING CHARLOTTE HEITKAMP Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Dance Club 1; Spanish Club 1, 2, Inter-Club 2 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Service 4; Ilium Staff 1, 2, 5, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec 3; Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4; Interscholastic Basketball 1; Health Careers 1, 2, 5, Pres. 2, Vice-Pres. 5; Trojanettes 1, 2, 3, 4; Tea Home of the Augmt Moon; Talent Assembly 3; Usher 2. Archbearer 5; Basketball Candidate 5; Junior-Senior Prom Queen 3. CAROLYN HEITZ Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Ilium 1, 4; Health Careers 1, 2, 3, 4. Pres. 4', Y-Teens 1, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, Sec. 2; Basketball 2; Volleyball 2; South Pacific; Bye Bye Birdie, Bell; Are Ringing; Band 1, 2; Chorus 3, 4; Talent Assembly 1, 2, 3; Library 4; Office Worker 3. s JANET HENN McAuley High School 1, 2', GAA 2; Pep Club EL TOM HENRY German Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres 4; Thespians 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres, 4, Points Chairman 3; Science Club 1, 2; Hi-Y 1: Track 1; All School Plays; Junior-Senior Prom King Candidate. 3. RICHARD HOLT PHYLLIS HUMPHREYS F.T.A. 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Sec, 5; Pres. 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 5; Inter-Club 3; Ilium Staff 1, 2, 3, 4; Sales Manager 2; Business Manager 5, 4; Health Careers 2, 3; Inter-Club 3; Thespiun Society 4; Spanish Club 1, 2', G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Sec. 4; Inter-Scholastic Volleyball 1; Intermural Volleyball 2, 5, 4; Inketmural Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4', Obu'mma; Inberit 1135 1157212,; 501sz Patifir; Solid Gold Cadillac; ij-Bye Bijdic: Belly Are Ringing: Trojanettes 1, 2, 3, 4; Talent As- sembly 5; Archbearer 3; Jr:Sr, Prom Queen Candidate 3; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4: Basketball Queen 4. SANDRA jENNINGS TOM JOHNSON Baseball 2. 3, 4; ankEtball 1; HLY 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2; Hi-Y King Candi- date 3. RICHARD KLENK German Club 3, 4; Hi-Y 4; By-Bye Bir'dif. BETTY LANCE Health Careers 2'. G.A.A. 2, 3; Se-Co 1. 2. 5; Jr. Red Cross 1, 2, 4; State Scholarship Tests 2, ,1; ArChbearer 5. GLENDA LANCE Se-Co 1, 2, 5, Int-er-Club 3; GAA, 1, 2, 3, 4', Ilium Staff 1, 2; Red Cross Representative 3, 4; Pep Club 1; Volleyball 3; National Secretaries Association 5, 4; Archbearer 3', NOMA Spelling Winner 5, 4; Office Worker 3, 4; Honor Roll 4. DAVE LANHAM JAMES LELL Science Club 1', Spanish Club 1; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Class Vice-Pres. 1, Inter-Club 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball'l, 2; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; MVP 5; Captain 5; Student Council Area Conference 1, 2, 3; Coronation Candidate 1; JL-Sr, Prom King Candidate 3. JACQUELINE SUE LEVI Dance Club 1; German Club 2; Pep Club 1; Science Club 1; Y-Teens 1. 2, 4; Health Careers 2; Jr. Red Cross 3, 4; Camera Ctub 4; Pres. 4; Band 1, 2, 5, 4', Sec, 3; Vice-Pres. 4; Sowl: Pntifir; Band Queen 4, BRUCE LINDLOFF Basketball 1. HOWARD MCCONNAI. LOUIS MEDCALF German Club 1; Glee Club 4; Basketball 1; Baseball Manager 2, 3; Tiabome of Ilze Augmt Moan; It's Academic 4. GEORGE MEINBERG HIVY 1, 4; Pres. 4; Spanish Club 1, 2; Basketball 1; Baseball 2; Hi-Y Conference at Aiken 4. LINDA MENSING German Club 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Health Careers 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Oklahoma; South Patific; Office Worker 2, 5, 4. PAT MIDKIFF Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 5, 4; Health Careers Club 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club 1, 2; Dance Club 2; Ilium 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2; Treats. 2: Inter-Mural Sports 2; Mikado; $011116 Pacific; Archbearer 5; Office 4; Majoxette 2, 3, Captain 4; Drum Majorette 4; Y-Teens Queen Candidate 4; Band Queen Candidate 4, TOM NAGEL Trojan Staff 3, 4; Editor-In-Chief 5, 4; Band 1, 2, 5, 4; Pres. 4; Treas. 5; National Honor Society 2, 5, 4; Treas. 4; German CIub 1, 2', Science Club 1, 2, 3; UC District and State Science Fairs 1, 2; District Miami Sigma Gamma Epsilon Award 5; Bye-Bye Birdie; AFS Exchange Student 3; First Place Music Contest; Band King 4. HELENA NELSON Pep Club 2, 3; G.A.A. 2, 3; McAuley 1; Chorus 1. MELVIN N ORMAN Spanish Club 1; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2', Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Conference on Human Relations at Wilmington College 4; Honor Roll 21 PATRICIA NORRIS Pep Club 4. DAVE OBERMEYER PAT O'BRIEN German Club 1, 2; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Sec, 3; Vice-Pres, 4; Basketball 1; Golf 1; Baseball 2, 3. 4; Trajan Staff 4. DAVID MILLER German Club 1; Science Club 1, 2; Hi-Y 3', ijzm Staff 4; Class Pres. 2, 3; Student Council 1, 2, 5, 4; Football 1; Basketball 1; Area Student Conferences 1, 3; Leadership Conference 2, 3; Office Staff 1; Assembly Committee Chairman 3; Bookstore 2. JIM MORIARITY LINDA MURRELL Pep Club 3; GIAA. 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Volleyball; Bowling 4; South Pacific. LEROY MURRELL Band 1, 2; Track 1, 2, 5, 4; Football 1, 2, 5, 4; MVIL Football Honor- able Mention 2; MVIL Footbali All Star 3. ELWOOD PARKS SHARON PHELPS Se-CO 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Red Cross Representative 2, 3, 4; Trojanettes l; Cheerleading 2, 3, 4; ShilEito's Sewing Board Represent- ative 4; Junior Women's Club Sewing ConteSt 3; Safety Council Rep- resentative 4; Archbearer 3; Library Assistant 1, 4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Basketball Queen Candidate 1, PETER RENNICK Pop Com Machine Manager 1, 2, 5, 4. PATRICIA RENTSCHLER Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4', Ilium Staff 1; G.A.A. 1; Dance Club 1: Office Wforker 4; NOMA Spelling and Business Math Awards; State Scholaxship Test in Bookkeeping. DALE RIEMAN GLADYS ROGERS G,A.A. 4; Y-Teens 3, 4; South Purifit 21 NEIL RUSH Band 1, 2, 4', Dance Band 1, 2, 3; Pep Band 1, 2' Hi-Y 5, 4; South Parifir; Oklahoma; Bye, Bye. Birdie: German Club 1, 2, DARLENE SCHETTER Y-Teens 1, 2, 5, 4; pres, 41; Student Council 1, 2; Sec. 2; German Club 1, 2; Sec, 2; Health Careers 1, 2, 3; Sec. 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4', Vice-Pres.-Sec. 3; State Contest Solo 3; Oklahoma; 501th Parffir; Bell: Are Ringing: Usher 2; Archbearer 3; Hi-Y- Teens Prom Queen 4. KENNETH SCHMERR BEVERLY SCHULZE Pep Club 1; Se-Co 1, 2, 3; Vice-Prees, 3; 0AA. 3; Red Cross 2, 5', Leadership Conference 3; Oklahoma; Scull: Parliir; Bail; Are Ringing. KATHLEEN L. SCHWETTMAN ETA. l, 2, 5, 4; Pres. 3; Sec. 4; German Club 1, 3; Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Vice-Pres. 4', Pep Club 1, 2, 5, 4; Y-Teens 2, 3, 4; Program Chairman 4; Buckeye Girl's State 3; Oklahoma; South Pacific; Student Council 3; Usherette 2, 3; Office Worker 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2; Talent Assembly 2, 3. CHARLES SHORTER Hi-Y 1; Basketball 1. LINDA SMITH Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Health Careers 2 Spanish Club 2, 3; Talent Assembly 2; Office Worker 4; Archbearer 3. SANDY SNYDER Thespians 1, 2; Pep Club 1; Oklahoma; State Scholarship Test 1; Office Worker 4. MAURICIO SOTO BILL SPRINGMEIER Football 1, 2. BRENDA STANLEY Soutb Pacifir, Archbearer 3; Junior Red Cross 2', Chorus 2. SHARON STEIN Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 2, 3, 4; Red Cross 2; Archbeare: 3; Office Worker 3, 4; NOMA Spelling Award 3; State Scholarship Test 1; Honor Roll 2. ROBERT STONE Spanish Club 1, 2; Senior Science Club 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 5, 4; All-League Football 4; All-City Footblll 4; Basebali 1, 2; Track 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; District Science Day Superior Rating 1; State Science Day 1; University of Cincinnati Science Day 1; State Scholarship Test in Geometry 2; It's Academic 4. JUANITA STRICKLAND 50ml: Purifit Z; Chorus 2. ALBERT THIESS German Club 1, 2; Hi-Y 2. 5, 4; Science Club 1; Golf 1, 2, 3, 4; Captain 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Bye-Bye Birdie; Tea Home of tbe Augmt M0011; BEN; Are Ringing; Junior Engineering Technology Society 1960 National Science Fair, Superior Rating; District Science Day, Superior Rating; State Science Day, Superior Rating; University of Cincinnati Science Day, Superior, Third Piace Biology; Junior Engineering Scientists Summer Institute Michigan State University; Hi-Y-Teens Prom King Candidate 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 4; 11'; Atademic 4. CAROLYN THOMPSON G.A.A. 1, 2, 5. 4; Y-Teens 3, 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4; South Pacific 5. ROBERT VONDERHEID German Club 1, 2, 3; Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 5; Oklahoma,- SanIlJ Pacifir; BJe-Bye Birdie; Bell; Are Ringing; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Director 4; Dance Band 2, 5, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Band King Candidate 4. GENE WESTRICH LARRY WETTERING Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2. 3; Basketball 1. JUDY WHITTON McAuIey 1, 2. ARTHUR WIETHOFF JIM WILSON Spanish 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 5, 4; Cross Country 5; Bye-Bye Birdie; Caligula; Inlm'it the Wind; Bell: Are RiIzgiizg; Hi-Y Teens Prom King Candidate 4. DAVE WIND Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 4. SYLVIA WISSEL Thespians 2, 3; Y-Teens 2, 5, 4; National Thespian Conference 2; O.Hszlyoma; Inberil Ilse Wind; $0:th Parifir; Arrbbsarer; Trojan Staff 4. DENNIS WOLF Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 1. 2. 4': Basketball King Cmdidate 1, 2. CHARLES WOOD JEAN ZERGES Seniors talking after class is not an unusual sight. During Class eithed ! Severaf NCH Seniors took part in the TV show, It's Academic, Inst fall. NORTH COLLEGE HILL 47 Whoas Who CONTRIBUTED MOST TO CLASS Mike Dziech and Debbie Brush m 964 MOST CAPABLE LEADERS Tom Nagel and Debbie Brush 4s MOST ATHLETIC Paul Bush and Carollee Faison BEST DANCERS Allen Gribbons and Brenda Stanley 49 50 BEST DRESSED Sue Roe and Tom Gilbert MOST DEPENDABLE Tom Nagel and Candy Schierer CLASS COMEDIANS Eileen Day and Bruce Lindloff HE giggimgmmnm BEST LOOKING Brenda Stanley and Denny Wolf MOST SCHOLARLY Candy Brown and Roger Austin MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Tom Nagel and Candy Brown SI Underclassmen Z . Moments To Remember K Lyrics by ?;qu Ch Edth'lt bv AL STILLMAN ' A u n n ROBERT ALLEN Verse g E $3? 55 :72! zest 5': m'bml Em Ema me E 013$qu 5L3: Hf 5:4 W Jan-u-ar-y w DMem-bvr, We'll havu: MOMENTS T0 RE-MEM BER. W - m Mp-c Chorus-Moderately $10wrruhfwlingx $ $5 $ Gmnj7 65 Gmajv 55 The vaYvar's w we did loam. the day we mm: 1hr - IV Elli? Gdim a 6M7 m: U .- . t. Wc win havvlhcsc MOMENTS TO RE - HEM - BER. Thu qui - rl maiks. :h-- - i1; 1. A fun, we ball room prize we a1 most won, We will haw mum- Cupyrlghl $ 55 lay Beaver Music Publishing Corp 50!:- SL-lliug Agent. Larry 51712:, Inc.. 1650 Broadway. New York l9, N. Y. International Copyrlgm Secured Engraved k Frlnlvd in L'- S. A All Right: Reserved inclualng Public Performance for mm Though summer turns 99 present disappears . . . 52 -.;Q113:1. ngwwfkgamgmgg; 1:13? :3 $ 3 E , I Mk - A, r kwwwr'mquwWi , 31:, av W J J - : a : 7h! J2:4F;;;:j;7:3;:FT.tFw .3qLT 9;, a 1 MO-MENTS TO RE - MEM BER Thcf sumumur turns to winder . 6.: .9 - a . ' c7 7 mm Ihru thu years. Whun 0th 7 cr nights and mh - vr day: l,,7wf:?;f;;717 g4: -'-- - ' nif' 335333 us gone our septum: ways, Wu will havclhusu M0 MENTS TO RE , F $ $$ E lI'Cm G 20 G MEM - BER. to winter and the 53 54 Juniors LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Hamersly, Treasurer; A, Kasten, Vice-President; B. Matson, President: G. Foust, Secretary; M. Matthews. Inteerlub. As Juniors we demand the respect of underclassmen and expect recognition from the Seniors. Planning the Junior-Senior From, the Sadie Hawkins Dance, and various other activities has given us a sense of responsibility and maturity. No longer are we considered Children, but treated as adults. Vie will remember the hard work and the fun, but most of all we will remember our classmates. Carolyn Addison Robert Adkins Carl Alderson Willa Atkinson Sandy Baarendse John l Babcock William Barker David Bauer Barbara Becker Greg Beckman Bob Benson Debby Berger Barb Bergman Donna Betz Al Boggess Linda Kay Booth Dave Bossert Bruce Bradford Donna Brandhorst Judy Brandhorst Kenneth Braucksick Susan Brundige Ken Burkhart Karen Burr Reginald Butler Robert CappeI Mary Clements Barb ClendEning Lois Clendening Ulysses Coleman Donna Courtney Maurice Cox Kathy Cushing Don Ian Delver Ruth Devemux Dianne Dillon Madeline Dordaller Judi Elbe Diane Ellerbusch Ron Fahrenkmup Glenda Faust Lance Franke Barbara Franklin Debby Freking Sandee Goodrich John Hagen Susie Haley Sandy Hamersly Ted HelLigrath Bobbie Henry PM Hey Garry Hoffmann Donna Hopmann Tom Houchen Jim Jauch 1Caren Jedlicka 55 Man's Macon Bill Mahaffcy Michael Manzi Madclynn Martin Pam Martina Pam Mason Bill Dilatson Mary Matthews Roger Maxwell Nancy Meier Jim Meyer Carol Moriarity Linda Mueller Ron Myers Ray Nagel Janis Neidenbach Donna Nielsen Jim Oberhelman 56 Johnny Jones Artu Knsten Mark Keller Sandy Keller Harold Kembre Greg Kennedy James Kitchen J'oAnn Kotzbauer Janet Lasita jnckie Lear Barbara Lindsley Eddie Lloyd Marilyn Lynch Myra McChristian Barbara McCracken Ronald McCulloch David McHugh Thomas McKeown Janis Ott Donna Otto Lynne Paul Jerry Peter Janis Peters Terry Pitcher Gloria Prettyman David Prewitt Mike Quinn Linda Rniney Jean Ratcliff Dan Reardon John Riehle Carol Roark Linda Rumke John Ruter Janet Samud Larry Schellenger Jerry Schneider Karen Schnier Carol Schrepptr Ken Schwartz Frank Simnns Don Smith Ron Smith Virginia Smnsell Karen Stockmeicr Bruce Stoehr Pat Strittholt Lois Theders Louise Theders Bob Thiess Linda Thomas Charlene Thompson Curtis Thompson Dawn Tobergta 57 A w .w '5: 1'7!W:KAWW Juniors take charge of the Gail Tumey jack Uhlenbwck Robert Vest Dennis Vogel John erichold David Weingartner Richard Weis Susan Welty Patricia White Sally Wibben joe Wieland Stan Wilhelm Ernest Williams Norman XVianler Bill Woods Kathy Wymore Terry L. Young Terry Young Joe Zerges Loren Zitt Sophomores As Sophomores we realize that along with growing up comes responsibilities. Respon- sibilities we can not get away from. Now, as the end grows nearer, we know that we are the adults of tomorrow, but we will remember the childhood days of the present. LEFT T0 RIGHT: D Leuhrs. Vice-President; L. VonderAhe, Tzeas- urer; T. White, Inter-Club: J. Garwood, Secretary; C. Shives, President. Arthella Albert Jeanette Alexander Aleen Allgeier Donna Allgeier Kathy Arszman Bill Aue Mark Bailey Betsy Baltuth Peg Barker Walt Bellamy Gary Betoset Ralph Boegeman Linda Bokelman Pat 300th Linda Boyce Kathy Burkhart Tom Burroughs Glenn Burton Bill Butler James Carr John Chappell Richard Cox Steve Creech Terry Crider Sandra Crutchfield Paula Glick David Gory Gary Gran Debbie Haley Elaine Hall JoAnne Hargis Mark Harris Jack Hauser Maureen Hazelwood Dick Hebenstreit Barbara Hedgren Dennis Heitz Aldine Herzog Shirley Hiimes Fred Hoffman John Halzschuh Jim Hood Tim Hosmer Michael Huber Larry Hug 60 Dennis Cunningham Lynn Cutter Dennis Day Cheryl Diering Joyce Doan Dan Doherty Ann Dorfmeyer Donald Edelmann Dennis Erdeliohn Warren Eakins Keith Endres Jim Engelhardt Lynn Erbs Cindy Ernst Nancy Fall: Karen Fischer Brenda Fitzgerald Bob Foose Julie Garwood Terry Gibson Dan Hughes Linda Jenkins Mike Kelly John Kiehborth Debbie Kimbmugh Clayton Klemann Richard Klug Sandra Kotmer Gary Krass Gary Kresser John Laehenmnn Charles Lakamp Tim Lanfersiek Gary Leopold Carolyn Lindslcy Donna Luehrs Susanna Lukatz Mike Mabapey Martin Nfanzi Tom Miller Joyce Mueller Kathy Mueller Richard Myers Terry Nagef Sharon Nelson Donald Norwood Mike Owen Kathieen Parker Brenda Parks Bill P-eters Jim Plummer Charles Powell Colmer Powell john Powell Linda Price Kenny Rm'ney Tom Riehle Gordon Roe Penni Rogers Joan Rose bl Barry Tumey Beveriy Ungerbuehler Joyce Veigel Richard Vollner Lynn VonderAhe Donna Wade Deedra Wadi Dick Wlanamaker Deloris Wfamer Robert Weber Linda Wehrle James Wheeler Terri White Linda Wlhitehouse Karen Williams Richard Winckler DonaId Wymore Terry Young Sandra Yung Virginia Zcrges 62 Bonnie Ross Richard Rumpler David Samppala Susan Sand Thomas Schaefer Bruce Schenk Sherry Schickner Jayne Schmen Kathleen Schnee Dave Schon Jim Shimer John Shimer Cindy Shives Gary Smith George Snyder Karin Soltau Danny Stanley Eiaine Thomas David Tibbetts Princess Towns Freshmen , I IIIIII IIIIII Ninth Grade at last! This year we enter into the busy world of high schooL Many new dubs and organizations are now open to us, and we can hold offices in them. Though Whe present disappears, we will never forget our first year in high schooL LEFT TO RIGHT: 5 Keller, Treasurer; C. Beckman, Secretary; B. Stolzenburger, President; B. Urban, Vicevpresident; S. Federbush, Inter- Ciub. Barry Ahr Lois Anderson Beverly Atkins Roslyn Atkinson Gary Bailey Jack Beck Cheryl Beckman Jerry Beshears Alice Boyd Thomas Bradley Kenny Breitholle Karen Brockman Mike Burke Jim Burr Brenda Burton Ray Bush Michael Butler John Canty Susan Clemens Janie Cochran Ronnie Coffman John Crick; Cheryl Cutter Dale Czarnecki Ernie Dallam Terry Daum Richard Dawley b3 Lola Hines JoElEen Hinshaw Judy Hissom Carolyn Hoffmann Ken Irey Tom Jensen Henry Johnson John Johnson Ron Johnson Dina Jones Don Kasten Brenda Kearns Don Keller Sharon Keller Adele Kern Diane Kidd Tom Kirkwood Gary Kramig David Krcamelmeyer Ron Kuhlman Gloria Kunstman Linda Lungmeier Linda Liebisch John Love Elmer Hamiltun Charles Heemann Nancy Halligrath Richard Hendren Pat Henry Pat Henson Mick Dirt John Dittly Pat Donn Clyde Fannin Diane Farlow Linda Farlnw Peggy Fasold Marlee Fassino Edward Faulkner Susan FedCIbuSh Robert Feth Danny Fitterer Eva Fitzgerald Eddie Frey Jeff Frey Steve Frey Carol Frisby Vic Gallant James Garrard Gloria Gaunce Ed Gessner Eddie Greaves Penny Greene Eddie Gregory Diane Manthey Christine Martin Barbara IVIutthewS John Matthews Don McCulloch Doug McDaniel John Meinken Craig Meyer Larry Mitchell Bob Moody Sigrid Moore Lyndelle Murphy Phil Nagel Kathy Neidenbuch Linda Nielsen Mike Noschzmg Tom Osborn Sam Piper Fred Poock Paul Rampellu Mike Reardon Terri Rally David Richle Gary Roark Dennis Rogers John Rose Carl Ruehlnmn Gayle Ruff Ted Salt Bob Samad Joe Schaefer Bonnie Schenk Mike Schenkel Debby Schneider Paul Schnetzer Barbara Schon Bill Schroth David Ship Vicky Schuize Richard Scott Delores Sheppard Donna Smith Ken Smith Michael Smith Barbara Smithson Shirley Snyder Gary Sollmann Marcus Solomon Larry Sparks Sandy Spieser Phillip Statham Gary Stegman Bob Stolzenberger Dave Strittholt 65 Refreshment time at the Leadership Conference. Karen Swisher Audrey Taylor Connie Thiess Linda Thinnes Pat Thomas Elaine Thompson Jacqueline Towns Bonnie Urban Linda Vogel Phyllis Waiters Cheryl Ward Carol Weicheld Elmer Wleingartner Larry Westerfeld Ron Westrich David Wherry Ann Wickliffe Mike Wilheim Janet Wilkens Eddie Wimmer 66 Greg Wolf Eighth Graders The Eighth Grade-one year behind us and four to go. We welcome the coming years, and the activities that confront us. Ahead of us is the all new and different world of high school. With the passing of this year we come closer to our ultimate goalhgraduarion, but we will always rememh be: our Eighth Grade class. LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Jenkins. President: K. Mahnffey, Vice-President. Kennith Anderson KarEn Atkinson James Bayer Fred Benzinger Marilyn Bierman Mary Bishop Mike Boggess Richard Boggess Talmage Booth Albert Boyd Anna Bradley Larry Brooks Gloria Brownfield Burke Brush Jay Brush DebbiC Bryant Don Butler Gary Butler GEIbert Butler Ray Butler Carol Cane Robyn Cappel John Chapman Linda Chattos Edward Clark Brenda Coffman Nanette Colonel Bill Cooper Donna Cooper XWarren Cox Mark Czarnecki Bill DEmpsfer Sheila Dieting Pat Dilion Gay Dyer Tisha Eckerle 67 John Faulkner Donna Feldmnn Randy Fisher Tadd Franke Gary Franklin Jenny Frey Brad Frondorf Gary Gausmann Charles Gilbert Don Haase Terry Helms Donna Hendren Sandy Henke Sandy Henley Dave Hey Dan Houchen Jenny House Jerry Hughes Jo Ann Humphreys Nancy Hunter Julie Huttenmiller Joanna Hyde Vincent Jackson Jerry Jauch Patti Jenkins Juanita Jones Robert Jones Debbie Kahlc Donald Kiehborth Jimmy Kohl Sharon Krass Roger Lambert Mike Lunfersiek Margie Liebisch Sue Lockwood Diane Losacker Jeanette Lotz Sharon McCaffery Connie McCauley Donald McGlothlin Kathy Mahaffey Heddy Malof All 1his For popcorn! Christine hiarshall Mike Marshall Gary Matthews Tom Matthews Kenny Meier Kathy Miller Jackie Mueller Don Myers Diane Naegele Denny Ncwbold Paul Newell Virgil Parks Carol Peters Linda Petty Bruce Pieper George Raisor Carolyn Rawls Debby Relyea Marvin Rhodes Paul Rogers Dilvid Rumke Ron Rumpler Put Schipler Sylvia Schipler Ricky Schmadel Dennis Schrmh Dianne Sass Ronald Simmons George Smedley Curl Smith Darina Smith Randy Smith Robert Smith Melody Snyder John Specht jenny Stanley Robert Stockmeier Charlotte Sutton Harold Sutton Sherry Syders Gregory Taylor Mike Thinnes Owen Thomas Stanley Thompson Diana Tumey Donna Ungerbuehltr Etta Wambsgans Judy W' 11rd Kimberly Wilcox Barbara Wilhelm Theodore Williams Fred nymore thndolyn Young Richard Zix 69 70 Seventh Graders Now we are Seventh Graders. We are at the starting point with graduation as our goal. We eagerly join clubs and organizations, because we know that a good finish requires 21 good start, One day we will graduate, and look back at the present with fond memories Here are our Seventh Grade classmates. LEFT TO RIGHT: LL Parret. President; D, Sheetsh ViceVPresident. Gerry Addison Russell Adkins Thyranne Albert Mark Angelo Thelma Atkins David Baarendse Susan Bailey Owen Baltuth Sally Benson Linda Benzinger Barbara Best Matthew Bishop Allen Blankenship Johnny Boyd Nancy Brockman Patti Brooks Johnetta Broomfield Ruth Ann Brunner Toni Burch James Burton Jim Burwell Eveline Bush Deborah Butler Gregory Butler Theodore Callup Yvonne Camry Diana Carr Roger Carr Deborah Cnswell Mary Chapman David Charms Brenda Clark Greg Clark Virginia Clark Harry Coleman Larry Collins Bob Collis Mary Arm Cooper Mike Craig Anthony Czutchfield Nancy Dempster Steve Dempster Rick DcVorc Beverly Dillon Amvie Dorsey Paula Durham David Dziech Michael Ellerbusch Waltcr Fasolci Katbicen Felton Rickie Flischel Diane Foley Martha Frantz Betsy Frasure David Freking Michael Frost Larry Gardner Steve Garrard Denny Goedl Marsha Haggerty Barbara Hall Mark Hnmersly Sandy Hammons Mike Hargis David Harrell Ted Hedgren Christopher Heinze Lynnn Henke Janet Henson Steve Hinshaw Kristine Hoffman Richard Hoffman Bessye Hudson Joanne Hug Mike Humphreys Buddy Irvin Diane Kimbrough Dick Kirkwood Bobbie Ann Kuhlman Nancy Laughlin Robert Lell Judy Love Margie Luehrs Bill Maier Glynda Marsh Rick Matson Jeffrey Matthews Ricky Meeks Geraldine Murray Eugenia McDaniel 7' 72 Gayle Shepherd Steve Shives Mike Slaughter Nfarilyn Smith Merritt Smith Linda Snyder Preston Staplemn Terry Stephens Fred StevEns Carolyn Tagset Mitchum Taylor Marcia Theile Vicki Thinnes Lany Thomas Jamss Towns Dan Tumey Sharon Tumey Patty Vaughn Jennifer Vehr William Volkart Lloyd Wadl Steven Waplcs Edward Weidlold Nancy Wisingart Peggy W'eingaztner Carol WhitehOuse Edward Williams Keith Williams June Willson W'sndy Young Kevin MCHugh Greg Nelson Terry Newlovc Steve Noffke Janet Norwood Judy Oberhelmnn Blike Parrett Bill Parsons Roxanne Payne Steven Plummet Stanley Prewitt Michelle Quinn Linda Rampello Limb Ratciiff Tom Rally James Rexmat Bobby Robinson Karen Rogers Roy Rogers Caroiyn Ruff Lynn Ryan Rick Sabmwsky Gary Salyers Kenny Schettar Mary Schipler Dennis Schlensker Linda Schmid Jeanine Schwcltman Debbie Sheets The popcorn smnd is alwnys busy. NHSSED IN CLASSES Charles BurroughSasz-mb Gmdu David ChattosiSemntb Grader Bill Clements iFi'EIiJIthI Don aney-Eigliib Gmdg-r Bill Helligruth-Sez'eutb Gmdw' Terry SchumhorstuSaplmmmg Terry ScheiblyiSereml: Gmdrr . cha clm cha! A couple of hardworking NCH boys. Teachers get hungry torn but this is ridiculrms. 73 NATIONAL Activities v.1 ' . Moments To Remember Lyric! by M Music by AL STILLMAN A D H B ROBERT ALLEN 3:33: 3 BE ,3; E MEUE'9g-r E 0:537 $ Jan-u-aI-y m DMem-ber, We'll mum TO REMEMBER. 'r-k FV - '3 a trmfo v Chorus-Moderately slow taint fnlikgl 5 arm and Wm 5i E a $ E ? U Gmaj? as ij1 66 g, C Am The NewYear's we we did the town. the day we lore mu gan-post down. 3 I f V calm a ij'l as U u 'c willhavulhese MOMENTS T0 RE AMEN ' BER. The qui -ct walks. the g g e E a E fun, the ball roamprize we al-mon won, Wu: will thus noii - y Copyrigm 62 1.55 by Beun- Hulc Puhlhhlx Carp Sale Selling Ami, Larry Spin, Inn, ulo Brudv-y. Nev Yer! IO, N. Y lnluruuonl Oopytlghl Secured Eugnvod t Prlnlels 1n 0. SJ. Au mu Mud Including Public Pnfnnnnec fur From The laughter we were echo thru the 74 Y- -TEENS u: l... A ll'hilL. mill E'I' II: ll;;7 VK - Eelw!tl,,, D7 07g c a MO-MENTS'PO RE-MEM . . Thd aum-mer turns :0 wiu-ter and lh-e ; T' V f 3 r D7 $aw aim; C pru - Sent dis - ap . pears, .l' laugh-tur WI: wum glad m s ..'1 .2 f-FRK E gr 1? E E E E E a E .u m Emu ! 06 ml? me e - cho Ihru the yaw; When om - er nights and mh- at day may '1'; v g 3g: g An D1 aep'- raw ways, We will Lhasa: MOMENTS T0 RE - glad to share will years. 75 Senior Band The Senior Band consists of anyone in sen- ior high school With musical ability able to fit band into his schedule. Without this group NCH High School would certainly not be the same, for they add sparkle. to the football games and contribute to the holiday moods with their special concerts. The spring musical also depends upon their accompani- ment Their many separate divisions, such as the Majorettes, Pep Band, Trojnnaires, and Trojanettes, offer opportunities for more stu- dents to participate. 76 Thc awaited day h . . FIRST ROW: J, Peter: DV Gary: L. jenkins; J. Frantz; P. VUhite SECOND ROWJ: R. Vnnderheid: R. Matthews; D. Vogcl; DV Cunning- ham; C. Dieting: Sh Dorfmeyer; J. Hissom; B. Ungcrbuchler: 1.. Whitehuusc; J, Paras, THIRD ROWE Bh Tumey; S. Spiescr; C. chmunn: M. Butler: R. Greene; L. Frankc; M, Owen; Kh Irey: R. Klug; S. Frey; D. W'einhuzu'tner: J, Love; B. Ame; T. Young; J Wiclnnd. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Hissum, Dirtcmr; K. Brauckick; T. Nagel: K. Schwarx: S. Piper; D. Hughts: j, Garrard; R. Chapman: E. Dnllnm; D. Delver: S. Levi; J. Plununcr: Dh McDaniel: D. Wherry: R. Myers: T. Nagel: D. W'nmnmker. MISSING: G. Gmu. Trojanaires FIRST ROW: D, Gory. J. Peterh K. hey M. me. B. Vonderheid. K. Schwarz. SECOND ROXW: B, Aueh J. W'iclandh T. Yong. R. Myers. D. XVHmmnkmg T. Nugtl. D. DEIYH. Mr. Hissom. J. Hissom. This group is made up of the most skilled members of the North College Hill hzmd, and performs for many special functions. Since they are primarily 1 dance hand thcir main purpose is playing for outside dances; but they also participate in the various concerts given for the school and community members. Because Of this seplmtion from the band, they finance all their own equipment and uniforms, 1nd receix'c :1 share from All joint band projects, BAND OFFICERS R. Green: Secretary; TA Nagel. President; 5. Levi, Vice-Pmsident; P White. Treasurer. 77 FIRST ROW': K. Sthwarz; T. NngEl; R. Greene. SECOND ROW: R. Myers: M, Owen: L Franke: J. Peter: B. Vnnderheid; J, W'iehnd. THIRD ROXW: D. Wanamaker; B. AUC. FOURTH ROXW: T. Nagel; D. Delver; T. Young. The Pep Band is also a branch of the Senior Band and members are chosen by ML Hissom, band director. Their main function is to accent the athletic Activities such :15 basketball games and pep nsscm- blies, and also play in informal parades. The Pep Band puts in long. tedious hours nf hard work for the school's enjoyment 78 The Pep Band entertains us at basketball games. Junior Band The Junior Band draws its membership from the seventh and eighth grades which is always contain much talent They appear in concerts playing their own selections, and 11111th with the Senior Band in pregame activities near the end of the football season FIRST ROW': Mr. Hissmn. Director: M. Hamerslyz R. Simmons: D. Doxsey: I? Benzinger; S Thompson; G. Franklin; BL Butler: J. Matthews; D. Simmons: G. Addison: M. Czarnecki. SECOND ROXV: D. Kimbrough; 3 Whples: P WHlliams; E. Clark: T. Newlm'e: D, Butler; T. Atkins; S. Dicring' G. McDanicl; P Jcnkins: J. Huttenmilltr: J. Mueller: M. Ellerbusth; S. Syders: L. Petty; W. Cox: WC Fasold; R. Rumpler: T. ankt: G, Smcdley: M. Smith. THIRD ROW: L. Ryan; M. Frantz: D. Schrnth; B. Skameier: A. Crutchfield; C. Smith: R. Carr; G. Builcr: G .lauch: K. W'illiams: B. LCH; R. Ffisn'hclz R. Fisher: B. Maier: S Shixts. MISSING: D. Newbuld; R, Jonas. 79 SENIOR HIGH MAJORETTES;S. Hamcrsly; P. Greene: P. Midkiff: B. Urban: L Erbs; CA Burke. CAROL BURKE PAT MIDKIFFw Hend Mainrcttc Senior Majorcttes give a salute. 80 Majorettes The several squads of majorettes perform with the band during football season LIIId at their own special events. These routines are worked out by the girls themselves and are also worked into the various formations of the band For the Senior majorettes, the high- light of their season is the twirling of fire which is 21 once :1 year event All three groups alternate twirling at the basketball games, J. Bluelftr: F, Jt-nkfns; j. Huttenmilltr. .M. CZARNECKI. 8I Trojanettes Reduced in number to a mere twenty, this yeaer Trojanettes have proven once again the age-old saying, Quality is better than quantity. Striving for perfection in all routines, they performed halE-times during the football season, given an extra sparkle to the band; gave special shows for basketball; and marched in hoiiday parades. 1.8.11. FIRST ROW? N. Meier; D. Hopmann; S. Hilmcs; B. Hcdgren; G Ruff: G Stansell; L. VnndmAhe; P Humphrcys: T, W'hiit; M, Hafncr, Capmm SECOND ROW': C. Schicm: D. Brush; C. Faison: K, Stockmcicr: D. Nitlson: C. Hcitkmnp: L. Murphy; D. Cnppcl: C. Shives. Trojmmcs perform in honor of Seniors. 82 M. Hafner, Captain; C. Heirkamp; C. Schietet; D. Brush; C. Faison; P. Humphreys; D, Cappel. Our part in Homecoming festivitiesithe paradeA 83 ChOrus Made up of those students who like to sing, the NCH chorus presents two concerts, one in the fall and one at Christmas, Under the competent directiOn of Mr. Novak, the chorus also plays an important part in the presentation of the spring musical, which, this year, was Bells are Ringing. There are several divisions of the chorus including:, the Giers Chorus, Mixed Chorus, GirYs Ensemble, and Boy's Glee Club. The two choruses make up the two concerts; The Ensemble sings for concerts, assemblies, PTA, and such outside groups as the Kiwanis Club. The Boy's Glee Club is mainly to increase the male participation in the musical. :t j' z5$ w? , g t , 3 w 't-n'a i mg kg: 1934 T 1R: h.gwijjyr 14! JI'T! .15 Tlrg; 2 14 FIRST ROW: A. Herzog, T. White, D. Schetter. P. Glick. E Thomas, G. Rogers. R. Deveraux, A. Kern; B. Hedgren. B, Crutchfield. D. XVadl, J. Fisher, D. Brandhorst, D. Nieisen, D. Cnppel, 5. Nelson. J. Brandhorst, De Freking. L. Thederst SECOND ROW: B. Baltuth, B. Henry, J. Lear, S. Lukatz. M. McChristian, P, Rogers, J. Neidenbach. M. Matthews, M. Macont C. Heitz. S. Keller, D. Hargis, Kt Muelier, Jt Hirscm, C. Thiess. P. Henson. J'. Garwood. 1.. Price, 5. Federbush. C. Federbush. THIRD ROW: St Thtem, J. Rose, L, Thomas. J. Samud, D. Roberts, D, Smith. J. Jauch. D. Bossert. Et Lluyde B, Weber. jt Rose. B. Feth, T. Pitcher. C. Sthrepper, J. Ccchran. B. Schulze 84 Girls9 Chorus FIRST ROW: E. Fitzgerald; K. Fisher; B. Matthews; C. Thompson; B Bergman; G, Prettyman; P. Martina; G. Ruff; M. Lynch; P. Walters; S. Wielty SECOND ROW: B. Kearns; C. Hoffman; D, Jones; I. Hargis; J, Towns; L. Mensing; M. Eppler; S. Haley; D. Smith; L. 'l'hedvsrs THIRD ROW: L. Rumke; WV Atkinson: K. Neidenbach; L. Mueller; J Schmerr; P. Mason; 5. Hilmes. CHORUS OFFICERS: D. Nielsen. Treasurer; D. Cappel, President; C Federbush, Vice President. Secretary, 85 FIRST ROW: D. Schetten L. Rumke; j. Rose; L. Price; D. Wade; T W'hilc: C. chcrbush. SECOND ROWI: P. Ragers: j, Hissom; M. Eppler; L Mensfng; J4 Fischer; C. Faison: K. Neidenbach; W. Atkinson. Girls7 Ensemble PIANO PLAYERS: 1.. Price; J. Fischer. 86 4, 31w F051 higmaaam Boys9 Ensemble BOYS LEFT TO RIGHT: j. Gerrald; B. Cappel: D. Heitz; S. Piper: I. Shimer; J. Shimer; D. Wherry; R. Chapman: R. Weber; J. Love; Mr. Novak; L Price. Junior High C horns FIRST ROWI: B, Dillon: P. Durham; A. Bradley; B. Hudson: G. Murray;C.1VIarshall; V, Thinnes; L. Benzingsr; S. Krass; P. Wreingartner; J. Brownfield; H. Clark; 1U. A Cowper; SV Lockwnod: 3 Best; J. Wfilson; S Benson; J Hug; T. Burch; E. Bush; M Luehrs; C Ruff. SECOND ROW: D. Wrnndal; D, Kahle; L. Runpello; j, Schwetlman; C. Hoffman: M. Schipler; C. Peters; B. Frasure: D. Sess; M. Haggerty; B Ruhlmnn: R. Payne; DV Foley; I. LOVE: D. Zieser; C. Kane; P. Dillon; M. Quinn; C. Henson; C. Tassett; D. Sheets; J. Hen- son; G. Shepherd; 1.. Ratcliff: L. Snyder: L. Henke; D. Caswell. THIRD ROW: M, Hargis; D. Freaking; J. Humphreys; K. Atkinson; K. Wfilcox: D. Tummey; JA Lotz: B. Coffnmn; R. Cupptl: N. Weingarter. CA W'hitehouse, N. Hunter, LV Newman, KA FeltOn, D. Ungerbuehler, N. Brockmdn: N. Dempster; BA Wfilhelm: JA Hyde: P Schipler; S. Tumey; L Chattos; M. A, O'Reieley; Y. Canty; D. Cooper. FOURTH ROWE P DeVorc: D Amlung; D. Clmttos; T. Echtrle: G. Dyer, C. Sutton; J, Frey; M, Snyder; D. Bryant; D. Smith; M. Theile; S. Hammuns; j W'ard; E. Whmsgzms; L Jones; M Leibsch; T. Atkins: D. Feldman; K. Mahaffey; P. Vaughn; C. McCauley; K. Schetter; 0, Baltuth. FIFTH ROW: B. Helligmth: J. Ingram: J. Faulkner; D. Dziech; J. Burwell; E. Volkart; M. Humphreys; J. Hughes; D. Keih- bOFth; D- COLT : R- MGCkS; G- BUHEYI M- Angelo; R. Subrowsky; R. Matson; D. Hey; S. Noffke; C. Henize; K. Meier; H. Coleman; D. Kirk- wood; S. Dempster: J. Rexroat; T. Clllup; M. Slaughter: T. Hedgren;S. Hinshaw; B. Parsons; T. Scheibly. 87 Sr. Student Council The purpose of Senior High Student Council is to promote better relationships be- tween the faculty and the students. Students on Council are elected for two year terms and must have a C average. This year under the leadership of Ken Burkhead, President, and Miss Cobb, sponsor, the Council has completed the following projects: American Field Service sponsorship of a Foreign Exchange Student; dance; Most Progressive Student Awards As'sembiy; Student book store and records in the gym at noon. Ijua um fa lliEEI m N . mm m Q: h' . ll FIRST ROW: R Atkinson SECOND ROW: D Haley; C. Shives THIRD ROW: S. Creech; T. Miller; R. King. FOURTH ROW: D, Tobergta; B. Matson; B. Bradford; A Kasten; KV Burkhart FIFTH ROW: D Miller; D. Turner; D. Brush; 3, Roe; M. Soto; K. Schwettmen. 88 STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: D. Cappel, Secretary; M. Solo, Honorary Member; K. Burkhart. President; D Brush, VicedPresident; A. Kasten, Treasurer. Student Council operates the profitable bookstore. Jr. Student Council Junior Student Council is a branch of Senior Student Council. Its purpose is to train Junior High students for the future leadership of our school. Throughout the year, Junior High Student Council sponsors several Junior High Dances for grades seven and eight. T. Booth: M. Parrett; M. Luehrs: D. Sheets; F. WymOrE: M. Lanfersiek; P. Jenkins; K. Mahaffey; C. Henson; V Thinnes; C. Tasset. 89 I nter-C lub IntenClle is a branch of Student Council, and is used for the purpose of checking club activities such as dances and bake sales, to see that there is no duplication in dates. The members represent all the clubs of the school and may also decide problems that effect all the clubs or classes. This year's main project was setting up a set of Rules for Homecoming in an effort to minimize problems in the future and keep the celebration running along smoothly, Our Favorite Martian. FIRST ROW: L. Theders; C. Addison; Li Theders; Ci Federbush. SECOND ROW: T. White; D, Dillon; C. Shives; S. Federbush; S. Moore; K, Burkhart. THIRD ROW: Av Dorfmeyer; J. Ratcliff; J. 1.611; D. Brush: M. Matthews; J, Frantz. 90 FIRST ROW': C anin; K. Bmuksitk; j. Hulzxchuh: R. Greene; DA thunstrict: E. XVcing-dnntr; R. Dawley; L. Mitch- Lll; L, Schcllcnger, SECOND ROW'T P. O'Brien; D. Turner: R. chnk; H. Blevins; C. NVictlasbnch: I Jnmh: R. Wais; 8, Am. THIRD ROW': .1. W'ilsnn; '1'. Jnhnsan: G. Kennedy: N. Rush: CL h'feinhL-rlxz; N. W'inklcr: L. chttering; M. Cassngmndt: A. Thicss. Hi-Y The Young Men's Christian Association sponsors the Hi-Y Club in an effort to promote jawed Christian character in high school boys. This year, under the leadership of Mr. Fricke, the Hi-Y worked at Clover- nook Home For The Blind during free hours and maintained nmximum efficiency in the concession stand Jt All of rhc school's home football gxmes. Other activities, highlighted by the Hi-YvTeens Prom held at Becker Auditorium, were organization of a bowling thm and basketball team which entered the Greater Cindnmti Hi-Y Bklskctbnll League. OFFICERS. D. TLH'UCL IntcrrClub: R. Greene. TIEJSUILT; P. OlBriL-n. G. Mainr berg. Prrsidzmz J. Jmch. Cluplnin: I, Schcllengtr. Sctrcmry. FIRST ROW: C4 Hcitkamp: C. Williams; 5. Sand; D. Dillon; C. Addison; Dh Schetter: K. Burr; JV Fisher; K1 Schwettman; C. Faison; Murva Macon. SECOND ROWE L. Erbs: S. Lukatz: S. Haley; R Booth; S. Levi; J. Hissom: K. Cushing; J, Peters; S. Baarendse; L. Rumba;- P. B-Iuson: C. Huffman; R. Atkinson; I.. Booth; T4 White; E. Fitzgerald; P. Walters; 8. Keller; D. Mantheyh THIRD ROW: K, Burkhart; L. Jenkins; B. Ungerbuehlcr; C. Frisky: C. Thompson; L. Murphy; S. Snyder; 5. Federbush; J, Ott; J Kotzbauer; j Hinshaw; B. Hedgren; P. Henson: C. Theiss; WK Atkinson; C. Weichold; '1'. Rally: 5. Moore: A, Wycliffe: B. Kearns: B. Schenk. FOURTH ROW: M. Eppler: S, Wissel: K. Jedlicka: 5. Keller: D. Hargis; B. Sheward; S. Yung; G. Rogers; D. W'adI: K. Brockmann; E. Thompson; G. Kunstman; J. Gar- wood: S. Hilmes: A. Dorfmeyer; 1., XVhitehouse: M. Matthews: A, Kcarns: Dh Tobergta; V. Schulzeh FIFTH ROW: L. Clendening; P. Martina: 1.. Mueller; B. Clendening; C. Schierer; P. Midkiff; C. Heitz: J. Snnmd; S. Speiser; P, Henry; B, Urban; P, Fasold; C. Beckman; AL Martin: S. Stein; P. Renschlcr; D. Berger: B. Schon, Y-Teens As a branch of the Young Womenk Christian Association, Y-Teensh main PUEPOSE is to serve others and to develop friendship among its members. The club is divided into various squads, which plan programs and sponsor service projacts in Our community and at local hospitals, Annual social events include the initiation, Hi-Y-Teens Christmas Prom, and MotherDaughtcr Banquet This year the club is led by Mrs. Carpenter and President Darlene SChetter. Y-Teens keeps in mind this line of its song: We the younger generation are striving now to build a better world. FIRST ROW: D. Dillon, Inter- Club; Jh Fischer, Secretary; D. Schetter. President; K. Burr, Vice, President; C. Addison, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: K. Schwettmanh Program; M. Macon, Service: C, Heitkamp, Service; SA Sand. Inter- Club to YWICA: K. Wlilliams. Worship 92 Y-TEENS 1 FJJF- wx unny - s . ',,f A scene from the Winter Wonderland, The couples on the night of the prom. A squad works on some Worthwhile project. 3:1 4 ';En,uwb HIV , x: ml' A a K??? The annual Mother-Daughter Banquet. 93 I li-um Staff 11,-? mnmmw. A ,; v FIRST ROW: D. Freking; S. Haley; B. Ross, Sales Manager; J. Samad, Treasurer: St Baarendse, Editor-invChief; Pl Humphreys, Business Manager; C. Schierer, Senior Editor; C4 Faison, Advertising Manager; D. Brush, Literary Editor; C. Addison, Sports Editor. SECOND ROW: 5. Keller, C. Thiess, J. Hissom, L. Clendenlng, S. Spieser, Pl Martina, S. Roe, Ce Heitz, B. Clendening. J. Peters, P. Midkiff, W. Atkinson, C. Heitkamp, Mt Matthews Ilium Staff is composed of all persons interested in doing any type of work, for putting a yearbook together not only takes creative genius; but much time and patience. Members may do anything from selling candy in zero degree football weather to selling ads in funeral homes. That is why the Ilium Staff is so diverse, and is able to produce the book that portrays one year in a very busy high school. This year, under the very gapable direction of Miss Bales and Sandy Baarendse, the yearbook is slowly taking shape. All the pictures must be taken, captions written, and clever layouts organized. To finance the book, Phyllis Humphreys has led many candy marches t0 the football field and also to the always empty candy machines. Ads are also sold to many of the merchants in North College Hill 50 that the students may buy the book at a reasonable price. Finally it is all assembled and sent to the printers where the professional touches are added. Then it is returned to you, the students. We hope you enjoy it! 94 I lium Workers Miss Bales and Sandy-go over some problem concerning the annuaL The hardworking staff at one of their meetings. 95 us FIRST ROW: S. Brundige; T. Nagcl; S. Whissel. SECOND ROW: T. Nngel: Jt Bahcock: L Booth; K. Wilcox: C. Addison; Kt Burkhart. THIRD ROW: K. Jedlicka: Dt Otto; C. Shives; S. Haley: P. White. FOURTH ROW: G. Faust: L. Clendening; B. Schon: C. Schierer. FIFTH ROW: S. Baarendsc: S. Lockwood; 5. Keller; G, Gannce: Mr. Stevens; P. V'ahers; K. Atkinson; J, Huttenmiller; B. Clendening: D. Tnbergtn; L, Clmttos: A. Kasten: D. Miller; P. OVBrien. The Trojan Staff does the reporting, writing, copy reading, proofreading, financing and make-up of nine issues of the Trojan Clatrfm- during the school yeart The membership usually varies from twenty to forty members, depending upon whether proofreading is being done or a club picture is being taken During the 1963-64 school year, :1 Journalism class was offered for the first time at N.C.H., and it has become the hard core of the T ' Trojan Staff, Through it, the Trojan Chatter should become a better representation of TOJan school activities and opinions Other duties of the staff members included handling news releases to local papers, managing publicity of the Spring musical, and sponsoring an after Staff game dance. STAFF: K. Burklmrt. Sports Editor; C. Addi- son, Circulation Manager; D. Otto, Feature Editor; D. Tubcrgta. Stcretary; Mr. Stevens. Sponsor; C. Shivest Business Manager: Tt Naget. Editnr-in-Chieft 9b FIRST ROW: S. Yung; B. Baltuth; K, Williams; S. Sand; Lt Jenkins; L. VonderAhe; A, Dorfmeier; Miss Fulmer. SECOND ROW: B, Urban; P. Fasold; L Cutter; Jr Hargis; P, Barker; Cr Frisby; DV Ellerbusch; B. BECkeI; D, Hargis; S. Keller; D. Berger; 1.. Whitehouse; Br Ungerbuehler. THIRD ROW? JV HinshaW; 3. Federbush; D. Wadl; L. Erbs; Pr Booth: T. White; K. Burkhart; Br McCracken; W, Atkinson: L Booth; C. Diering. In close association with the Home Economics department, Se-Co is an organization created to develop in high school girls an interest in domestic skills and to further their homemaking abilities. Under the leadership of Susan Sand and Miss Fulmer, the members prepared and served their annual Christmas dinner. Selling cokes M the home basketball games was a duty that helped finance new equipment for the home economiCS rooms. Other projects were preparing pizza, candy apples, and sewing aprons to wear while selling cokes. During Easter, the members made baskets; and closed the year with their annual picnic. Sharon Phelps and Donna Cappel are our representatives to the Shil- lito's Sewing Board. G. Lance; N. Dempster; Jh Jauch; C. Ward; S. Phelps; J. Hissom; B. Lance; D. Zeiser; S. Levi; P. Walters; S. Tumey; L. Benzinger. Jr. Red Cross The Junior Red Cross in the high school is a branch of the National Red Cross, and it helps support its projects. Each classroom chooses representatives which meet and plan their one money raising drive and make favors needed by the chapter for hospitals or homes. Any other projects may be carried out by the individual students themselves. 98 National H onor Society The National Honor Society consists of members who possess a 3.5 Cum- ulative average, character, leadership, and render service to the school. Throughout the year, the society had several active moments including the Christmas alumni tea, helping the AFS pmgram: and spon- soring its Second Annual Scholastic Awards Banquet which honored students who exhibited outstanding scholarship throughout the year. Dr. Cook speaks at the induction ceremony. B. Lindsley; D. Ellerbusch, Treasurer: T. Nagel; Sh Baarendse, Secretary; Dh Brush: K. Schnier: R. Austin, President; President. J. Ratcliff, Inter-Club; K4 Schwettman, Vice- 99 L. Booth; D. Cappcl; C, Martin; K. Schnier; C. Heitz; B. Aue; D. Otto; JA Ratcliff; J. antz; C. Slye; L. Theders. H ealth Careers The Health Careers Club is kin organization designed for those students who are interested in careers in Health. This year the Health Caresrs Club participated in many activities throughout the school year. In October the club made Halloween favors for the Children at Children's Hospital which were very much enjoyed. Then in November Health Careers along with Science Club took a trip to the Veterans Hospital to view the labs. J. Frantz. Inter-Club: D. Cappcl. Vice-President: B. Auc, TECJSLHCIZ CV Hcitz. President: L. Booth Inter-Clubt I00 FIRST ROW: 1 Booth. Treasurer; K, Wymore, ViceiPresident; Si Brundige, President; K. Schxvettz mann, Secretary. SECOND ROW: P, Mason; S. Haley; C. Thompson: D. Eilerbusch; W7. Atkinson: D. Luehrs; Mr. Ring, Sponsori THIRD ROW: J. Peters; M. Matthews; 1 Samad; Pi Cnvcny; J. Keiboth; D, Deiver; J Ratcliff. Future Teachers of America is an Organization designed for students who are interested in the field of education. The club has had 21 successful year under the direction of Mr. Ring, club sponsor, 11nd Sue Brundige, club President. The main project of F.T.A. is the observing program. This gives ouch member an hour a week in an elementary or Jr, High classroom Witching teaching techniques. F.T.A. also participated in Future Teachers Day at the University of Cincinnati. IOI Spanish C lub Spanish Club tries to pro- mote an understanding of the Latin American culture by bringing visitors from South America to speak to the Club. They also want to promote public relations with other schools in this area, and have visited 'Indian Hills High Schooi Spanish Club with Maricio Soto, NICHIS for- eign exchange student. A11 imi portant activity also is the showing of movies which de pict life, music and ways of the Spanish speaking people. .3, B, Bergman, Seaetary; St Hamersly. Vice-President: C. Thompson President; R. lexwelL Treasurer: K. Burkhart. Inter-Club. FIRST ROW: C Thompson; S. Hamersly: Bt Bergman; R. Maxwell: D. Dillon; K. Burkhart; A. Wickliffe; B. Schenk. SECOND ROV': J. Garrard: GA Leupold; D. Czarnecki; G. Faust; S. Roe: C. Thiess: C. Wteichold: P. Henson; J. Ingram; C. Firsby. THIRD ROW: R. Dawtcy: Gt Stegnmn; G. Kramig; Dt Samppala; T, Lanfersick; P. Henry; B. Clendening; D4 Wadi; B. Ross; St Haley; C. Cutter; L. Mitchell. FOURTH ROW: B. Lister; B. Cappel; J. Samad; R, Myers; D. Relyea; J. Hagan; J. Wilson; M. Fassino; B. Stolzenberger; E. Weingartner: B, Ahr, I02 FIRST ROW: S. Keller; R. Atkinson; C. Hoffman; P. Mason; K. Wymore: B. Becker: K. Jedlika; B. Mchcken; DV Berger; JA Cochran; S. Snyder; J. Hisson; T. White; C. Addison; BA Balmth; L. Theders. SECOND ROW: B. Kearns; S, Moore; L. Murphy; G. Kunstman; J. Garwood: C, Ernst; K. Neidenbach: Pt Caveny: S. Banrendse: K. Schnier; J. Rutcliff; D. Ellerbusch; D. Tobergta; J Peters; J. Hinshaw; E Thompson, THIRD ROW: B. Tumey; E. Peters; D. Wanamaker; D, Delver; C, Kleeman; B. Rogers; D. Wymure; T. Henry; E Dallnm; L. Westerfield; L. Hug; F, Simons; j Burn FOURTH ROWE C. Funnin; T. Nagel; R, Chapman; De Heitz; S. Piper; J Shimer; J Shimer: B. Aue; D. Gary; D. Weingartner: R. Klenk: J. Holtzschuh; D. McDaniel; C. Meyer; J. Love. German Club The purpose of the German Club is to give the students a better understanding of the German way of life, customs, and culture. The monthly meetings include; films on Germany, a banquet, caroling, an ice skating party, and the annual decorating of a Christmas tree and Faschingsball. Members are generally from the German classes although anyone is invited to participate. OFFICERS: B. McCracken. Secre- tary; D. Tobergta. Treasurer: Te Hen- ry, President; S. Bnarendse. Vice- President; 1.. Theders, Inter-Club. Art Service This year, the Art Service Club, which is primarily concerned with all fields of creative handicrafts, has con- centrated on doing things that the members enjoy, such as sketching, working with watercolors, clay, and making jeweltyi C. Burke; M, Epplet, President; B. Lindsly, Secretary; C. Lindsiy. Camera C lub The purpose of the Camera Club is to promote and to stimulate students who are interested in photography. Camera Club is one of the newest organizations in our high school, and Mr. Morgan is sponsoring it this year. Membership in Camera Club is open to anyone who is interested in furthering his knowledge such 215 learning the process of film developing in the dark room set up for the Club's use. R. Chapman; 5, Levi; P. Durham; C. Kleeman; M, Slaughter; J. Boyd; Ti Nagel. l04 Science Club .1 .s .2 .: mnEM'RAL aclznrlnc con-ANV m :r .Ax 'm'vq u MN: in. Am 'cm In Cl is Fm Md No 1w g Officers for this year were D. Heitz, Secretary and Treasurer; Tb Nagel, President; C. Brown, Vice-President; and S. Moore, Inter-Club. Participation in a science club provides one of the best opportunities for extracurricular learning in our school. This year, the program, which was open to grades 7-12, included: a trip to the Cincinnati Planetarium, where the members were given a scientific explana- tion of the Christmas star; a tour of the Veterants Hospital Pathological Research Center, including lectures by eminent heart and cancer specialists; and an engrossing demon- stration in physics by Mark Keller, in which the Chemistry lab was booby-ttapped with little bombs to be set off by the unwary. The survivors of this yeafs program can boast of having made this one of the most exciting and informative years in the history of N.C.H. Science Ciubs. These are some of the members of this year's Science Club. FIRST ROVU: C. ErnSt; P. Humphreys; C. Thompson: C. Addison; B, Baltuth: C. Federhush; S. Btundige; S. Haley; A. Kasten. SECOND ROW: B- R055; L. Erbs: F. Simons; C. Schierer: J. Fischer: C. Ernst; L. VonderAhe; C. Shives; R Mason; D. Cappel. THiRD ROWE! Dh Delver; B. Cappel: T. Henry; S. Piepcr: J. ijelnnd; N. Meier; JA Frantz; C. Slye; D. Hopmann. FOURTH ROW: J. Uhlenbrock; B. Aue: G. Kennedy: j. Peter: T. Gilbert: LA CJendening; C. Faison: S. Jennings; W. Atkinson. National Thespian Society Troupe N0. 269 The National Thespian Society is an organization designed to promote an active interest in the dramatic arts, This yedr, Troupe 269, in order to better achieve this goal, revised its constitution to make membership in the Club an honor as well as a privilege. Besides 21 new inward look, the appropriately decorated Thespian Room has given the troupe a fresh outlook and has been of benefit to the entire schooL Activities for the season include a Christmas Party for alumni, a Spring Awards Banquet at David's Buffet, and a hayride. hTeahouse of the August Moon, a cutting of Caligula, and the musical 'IBells Arc Ringin'gh rounded out the agenda. IOb 9 S. Jennings, Points Chairman; C Shives, Secretary; D Brush, Pres; ident; T. Henry, Vice-Presidenl; B. Aue, Treasurer; C. Federbush, Historian. A night at rehearsal for Teahouse. Typical Thespian Scenes Under Mubel's direction, our plays always turn out good. l07 l08 FIRST ROXY: M. Quinn; 5. Spiescr: C. Bccknmn; C. Thiess: B. Hedgren; C. Weichold; S. Keller; 5. Benson: G. McDaniels; D Sheets; N. Helligmth. SECOND ROW: C. Thompson; R. Devemux; J. Strickland; D Smith: B4 Clendening; S. Bauendse; S. Haley: J. Samad: D. Hopmann: J. Peters. THIRD ROW: P. Booth; K Burkhart: D. Wade; S. McCaffery; P. Dillon; K. Muelier: S. PhElps; CA Schicrcr: C. Faison: P. Midkiff FOURTH ROW: A. Bradley: A. Taylor; G. Gnunce; B Bergman; K; Schwcttmmn; M. Eppler: C. Burks; A, Knsten: E, Bush: P. Wtingurtner. Pep Club's main duty is to support the football and basketball teams, and at times this may increase to track and baseball also. In trying to create more spirit and attention towards these sports, members have made posters of all sizes, and sponsored a contest between the classes to see who wears the most red and yellow on colors day. see that rim? Come on. Ray put it in! Homecoming and Coronation are also organized by Pep Club; therefore, mak- ing only girls in Pep Club eligible to become candidates for these special events. In addition, Pep Club sells pro- grams and shakers at the games and spon- sors an after game dance. OFFICERS: C. Shives, Inter-Cluh; D. Luehrs, Secretary: P. Humphreys, President; D. Brush, Vice-President; C. Ernst, Treasurer. FIRST ROW: G. Stansell; S: Hilmes: C. Heitkamp; S. Roe: W. Atkinson; j, Garwood; CK Ernst; D. Luehrs; J. Hargis; L. Wehrle: K. Cushing; K. Jedlicka; T 'White; L. VondcrAl1e SECOND ROW: A. Taylor; J. Strickland; C. Thompson; C. Ernst; S. Welty; J. Peters: D Hargis; L. Rumke; MK Matthews; D. Freking: L. Theders; B, McCracken: L. Theders: 1.. Thinnes; B. Kearns; K. Neidenbach. THIRD ROW: B. Fitzgerald; B. Atkins; M Clemens; P. Norris; C. Mnriarity: K. Schnier: J. Ratcliff; N. Dempster; M. Haggerty; M. Frantz; D. Brush; S Jennings; C. Heitz; C, Shives. FOURTH ROWE L. Price; B. Urban: 8. Federbush: J. Humphreys; D. Tobergta; K. Burr; S. Hamersly; L, Clendening; D. Nielsen; P. Martina: L. Mueller: MA Lynch; j. Neidenbach; N. Meier; G. Faust; FIFTH ROW: B. Schenk: D, Manthey; L. Erbs: P. Caveny; K. Wymore: K. WiICOX; C. Federbush; B. Baltuth: I Frantz; E Thompson; J. Hinshaw, l0? G.A.A. L, Theders, Inter-Club; L. Theders. Treasurer; M. Lynch, President; D, Berger; Vice-President: P Humphreys, Secretary. FIRST ROW: G. Prettyman; A. Boyd; B. Fitzgerald; C. Thompson; C. Heitkamp; C. Faison: C. Schierer: P. Humphreys; D. Dillon: L Peters. SECOND ROW: M Macon; M. Matthews; L. Theders; L. Mueller; P. Martina; I Neidenbach; M. Lynch; D. Hargis; D. Frcking; L. Theders; L. Rumke; S. Keller; DV Berger. THIRD ROW: D Wade; S. Lukatz; B. Atkins; B. Bergman; D. Tobergta: K. Burr; XV. Atkinson; CA Diering; B. Ungerbuehlet; L Jenkins; B. Baltuth; S. Haley. FOURTH ROW: C. Martin; R Henry; 5. Keller; KV Neidenbach; C. Hoffman; D. Smith; P. Barker; K Parker: L. Thomas. FIFTH ROW? L. Tinnes; P. Greene; C. Thiess: S. Spiuser: L. Langmeier: j. Garwood; T. White; C. Frisby', J. Cochran. IIO The G.A.A. Girls CAROL FRISBY KATHY WYMORE INTRALIURAL BASKETBALL TEAMS Office Assistants Working in the school offices is an activity which offers both service to the school and training and practice in office skills. The students who work in the office represent the school and are, therefore, carefully screened as to their attendance record, citizenship, scholastic standing, their abilities and general attitude, and they must be avail- able for working in the office occasion- ally as needed during the summer, unless, of course, they are gainfully employed. In the principal's office, they answer the phone, run errands, type, file and help in any way possible. In the guid- ance office they collect attendance slips and keep attendance records. B. Atkins: S. Stein; K. Schwethnan; J. Garrard: P. Rentschler; M. Martin, De Cappel: C. Ernst: M. Eppler; L Mensing: J. Fisher. Mrs. Kinkey: C. Federbush: Gt Faust: B. Sheward: L. Clendening: K, Jedlickat l I2 FIRST ROXY: K. Willimns. S. Sands. B. Clendening, D. SdIetter, SECOND ROW: D, ElErbusch, B. McCracken. WK Atkinson. B, Becker, C. Schierer. P. Midkiff Library Assistants Library assistants serve the school by giving of their time in checking out, shelving and preparing books; planning bulletin boards; filing and typing. They learn by doing, and in the process are able to aid their fellow students. TE i , f mm'v, i I El LEFT TO RIGHT: PA Humphreys, D. Cmmecki. S. Baarendsc. P, Hey. S Phelps, C. Heitz. P. Henry. C. Addison A Wfick- Iifft' K. Buehr. S. Jennings. Miss Bales. Librarian. II3 ll4 Sports 2 , Moments To Remember Lyrim by . 11 U Music by AL STILLMAN A D P5 8 RonERT .qux' ' Verse a g 2 Eva E53: : ' 5!! m'mm Eu: Em? Ems E51 mgvm'sua? I W Jan-u-ar-y to Dwember, We'll haveMOMENTS T0 REMEM BER. V - '5 a ramp: ChorusmModerater slow rmiiifuliup W .333 am :1 TA km f a $ $ E Ea iii :25 E3 Omar! Gs Gmaf! 66 6 0+ c m The New Ycar's vie we did the todm. the day we. tore the gnaLpnst down, .1? if T F Gdim G OMS? m; U Vv'e wii! havelhese MOMENTS TO RE MEM BER. The qui vet wafks. 1hr 06 nois - y run, we ball room prize we a1 - most won, We will have thest- Copyrll-m GED 1955 by Beaver Music Publishing Corp. Sale Sailing Agent, Larry Spler, Inc., 1850 Broadway. New York is, N. '1. international Copyright Secured Engraved ck Pantedyin U, SA. m' . . . the day we tore u rlnqu gun? Lfm Um; MCHHENTS TO 1113- MEM - . ' 'I'hq, sum-mer lurns m win-ter and 1119 T' . f 1'19 2H: $$R WW? 0 pm - sent dis - ap - pears, . The- laugh-ter F E $ $ fig fig A D7 V Gmaj'l 05 Gmaj? tho yearsV When oth- er nights and oth- rr days :my E $ Q E E 0 Or G Am D7 find us gone our 2 rate ways, We will havuthusu MOMENTS T0 r ? u.......4.. uh'v .u 99 the goal-post down . . . H5 ..,I :4 n . 3;: nwsftjzigwglnhwv s, : COLEMAN, fullback, Post-Time Star All-Star Team, Enquirer All-Star Team. linebacker. A TURNER. D'- N. 45,-; STONE, tackle, Post-Time Star AllAStar Team. llb All-Stars NORMAN, tackEe. MCHUGH, linebacker Enquirer AIl-Star Team. MURRELL, guard. LLOYD, end Il8 BUTLER, halfback. M.V.I.L. Honorable Mention. SMITH, center FINKE, end. LELL, halfback. VARSITY Colerain Aiken Brookville, Ind. Greenhills Wyoming Lockland Reading Mt. Healthy Mason Norwood WIND, center. RESULTS N.C.H. OPP. 14 16 27 2O 8 THOMPSON, end. 36 12 COX, halfback, M.V.I.L 46 Honorable Mention. 60 26 BUSH, guard. Triumphant Trojans FIRST ROW: U. Coleman, M. Norman. J. LelL T. Fluke, P. Bush, D. Turner, B, Stone, R. Murrell, D. Wind. SECOND ROW: T. Honchen. B. Matson, M. Coxt R. Butler. C. Thompson, E. Williams, D .Smith. E. Lloyd, D. McHught THIRD ROW: G. Roe C. Lakamp. G. Kresser. K. Schwartz, D. Doherty, G. Burton. Gt Beroset. C. Kleman, FOURTH ROWE R. Johnson, M, Butlet. J. Canty. M. Smith. E. Butler, T. Jensen, H, Johnson C. Powellt FIFTH ROXW: B. Schroth. J. Wheeler. B. Stolzenberger, J. Matthews. D. Erdeljohn. COLERAIN Losing to traditional rival Colerain in the seasorfs opener, the Trojans led 14-12 until the final minutes of the game-bowing to a determined cardinal drive as the game ended. BROOKVILLE The Trojans' 'tfirst ever out of state football game produced a smashing 27-7 win over the Greyhounds. Fine defensive line play, and scores by Turner, Chappel, and Coleman, highlighted the game for hundreds of N.C.H. fans who followed the team to Indiana. l20 AIKEN Victory number one of the season was at the expense of public high school rival from College Hill. Cox and Coleman each scored for the Trojans in 21 bruising defensive battle. GREENHILLS Scored on by MtVAIL. rival Green- hills on the second play of the game, the Trojans bat- tled back from behind with Coleman's two touchdowns to tie the game 14-14, With 17 seconds remaining, Turner hit Thompson with the game winning score, on a 12 yard pass playt WYOMING Playing for the M.V.I.L, lead, the Trojans threw a scare into the mighty Cowboys, unde- feated in three seasons. Tied 8-8 at the half, the Trojans eventually succumbed to the much larger Wyoming squad, but only after a knockdown, dmg-out battle. LOCKLAND Bouncing back from the Wyoming loss, the Trojans smashed Lockiand, with Coleman scoring 4 touchdowns. The hapless Panthers, entering this game previously unbeaten, scored in the last sec- onds of the game against Trojan reserves. Homecoming was thus :1 great successt The much and tcum Me redy fur .1Cii0n. READING Two determined second half drives, spearheaded by quarterback Turner and all-city back Coleman, produced scores to turn back strong M.VtI.L, rival Reading. BACK LINE: j. Lell. M. Cox. D. Turner. D. Coleman. R. Butler. FRONT LINE: C. Thompson, B, Stone, R. Murreli. D. Smith, P. Bush, BL Norman, T, Finke. 1 w v Mr. James French. Backfield Coach; Mr. Arthur Kaladow. Head Football Coach; Mr. Charles Black. Line Coach. Managers and Water Boy John Riehle. Charles Burroughs. Larry Westerfeld, Tim Lanfersiek. MT. HEALTHY In the big game against tradi- tional rival ML Healthy, the Trojans ran Wild against the hapless Owls. Coleman, Cox, Stone and Finke all scored for the Trojans, who emerged as king of the hill for the third time in the past 4 seasons, before a large Parents Night crowd The Trojans were 2nd in MIV.I.L., their highest finish since 1940. MASON The Trojans scored 8 touchdowns in a romp over inexperienced Mason, Butlen Coleman, and Turner each scored twice, as rugged defense led by McHugh held the Comets in check NORWOOD A new win record was established for N.C.H. a5 a larger, slower, Norwood team was com- pletely shackleai by the Trojans in the season's finale In a bruising game, Coleman scored four times behind a viciously blocking Trojan line, spearheaded by Mur- rell, Norman, Bush, and Stone. The Girls With FIRST ROWE P. Booth: D. LuchrsA SECOND ROW: L Price; D. W'ade: C. Beckan the Pep LEFT TO RIGHT: G. Gaunce: C, Thiess: S. Keller: R, Atkinson: C. W'cichold. I23 Smile! Youyre 0n Candid Camera Pow-Wow . . . W'ow! Confusion. confusion. Always confusion. Misg Cobb hands out passes. RESERVE RESULTS N.C H OPP. Colerain . . .. . 14 16 Finneytown 20 O Aiken , . 6 Greenhiils 7, 0 20 Wyoming 8 14 Lockland 6 20 Reading 20 0 Mt, Healthy 8 12 Norwood 14 20 I am the greatest mm Our hard-wmking managers. HLY boys are so efficient. 0st won this one. touj : I u r r, u u u x c I :4 I e r Ticket. please. He flies through the air with the greatest of EASE . . FRESHMAN Oak Hills Greenhills Wyoming Lockland Reading Mt. Healthy . Colerain Norwood Finneytown RESULTS N.C.H. OPP. 16 20 . 0 28 6 18 6 18 24 0 10 0 8 28 14 28 14 13 l25 MATTHEWS, Center LEAGUE Lockland ........... ,. Reading .. ., St. Bernard . . Mt. Healthy Greenhills , ,, Wyoming , ,. . . .. .. , Lockland h .7 77 7. ,7 ,,,,, N ,. Reading ..... 77 ,7 H N St. Bernard. 7, , ............ Mt. Healthy Greenhills Wyoming , H , BISHOP, Guard; CoLaptain NOT PICTURED BROWN, Guard; CO-Captain BUTLER, Forward THOMPSON, Forward; Mast Valuable Player Award 12!: RESULTS N.C.H. OPP. 65 82 - 40 69 , 38 40 ,, V 57 66 58 72 , 42 78 ............................. 44 65 ...................... , 59 81 ............................... 55 49 V 49 51 82 UHLENBROCK, Forward DZIECH, Guard '27 M. Dziech: C. Bishop; R. MaxWell; R. Matthews; C. Thompson; J. Uhlenbrock; B. Brown; Mr. French, Coach. NOT PICTURED: R. Butlert I28 1963-64 Varsity Team The Trojan team started off their season with a height handicap, but, nevertheless, rebounded back to give the fans some exciting games. This was due to fast, co-ordinated playing by the whole team and that stick to it attitude of coach, Mr. Jim French. Besides the three wins, including a very close game with N.C.Hfs new rival, Aiken, there were many games where the scoring matched or led the opposing team until the last few min- utes, or was lost in an overtime. The thing that impressed the fans most was the team's willingness to try and their go get 'em,' attitude. This was evident also when N.C.H. came in second in the M.V.I.L Sportsmanship contest. Curt Thompson, a Junior, was elected Most Valuable Player, and the other team members received recognition for their good work. Reserve Squad RESULTS N.C.H. OPP. N.C.H3 OPP. Oak Hills . . , , , , , , 44 41 Lockland 8 48 37 Lockland , , , 38 34 Colerain , , , , , , 77 58 61 REading . , ,7 , , ,, 36 42 Reading , , , , 55 45 St. Bernard , , , , , , 40 38 St. Bernard , , , 26 44 Aiken , , , , 77 ,, , , 57 44 Harrison .. .. .. . . . 58 39 Mt. Healthy . . . . .. .. . .. .. . 48 66 Mt. Healthy , , , , ,, ,. 38 49 Finneytown , , , ,7 , , , 48 31 Greenhills . . . . . 50 37 Greenhills . . . . .. . .. . 47 40 Indian Hill , , , 51 38 Wyoming , , , ,7 ,7 , 48 47 Wyoming , , , 50 43 G8 Kresser; G, Bemset: D. Samppaln; J. Chuppell: W. Butler; D. Wymore: G. Smith. KNEELING: Mr. Boyd, Coach. MISSING: T. Crider. l2? Freshman Team FIRST ROW? J. Salt Manager; LV Mitchell; E, Butler; GA Wolf; E. Gregory; TA Salt, Managen SECOND ROW': Mr. Rush. Coach; E. Dallam: J. Matthews: M. Smith; D, Kasten: T. Jensen; M. Noschang; R. Dawley. MANAGERS N,C.H. OPP. Lockland , , 34 19 Reading 4 . , . 7 , 44 35 Oak Hills , , . 31 4S XVhite Oak .. . . , 30 58 Oak Hills 4 35 44 Greenhills , 29 61 Wyoming 42 50 Lockland . .. . . , 52 42 Mt, Healthy , 46 29 Reading .. . . - , 3'5 33 Mt, Healthy V , . . , 33 21 Greenhills . . . , , 51 54 Elder 41 35 White Oak 32 47 Wyoming 47 44 FIRST ROW: J. K0111; D. Riehle, Reserve Managers. SECOND ROW: E. Lloyd; D. Smith Varsity Managers. I30 Cager Candids This is reamworkl Ems wait for nn important decision, How often dn you Stt something: like this? 532;?th Athleuc Banquet 3535:0333; $8 4397:??? c3 Honoring the J. awry 69019.3 549256 J W J 1963-1964 8303:3033- 9; 3 - - 21 er F ootball and Basketball $633223 3030200436 3 3 ' 62 .. C' V 5 Teams 53304735355 $00 032! Q04 3 I I .. I 1 ,. WV 3 44m . 3 , 1 .1, v; we. .1; 606, 855 Cox, h The Athletic Banquet guests watch the presentation of awards. 612: VS f 37-. G of; g Cdj 6G6 ' 0 Q3 553 3 F0; h g 6 i 3 e 9r? 336w. 556 ; 53'; L 61 h J ' 0 V31 93 . 96;, : 3 3 x3 , J06 5 4004a? , .5 .9 .445 Q: Don Turner receives the highest athletic award3his pennantgfor which he had to earn 3,000 pointi .50 3 0 3 Jr ye t3 00 x4 95 63$ '29,. J1 sSf; 03 Two of the speakers, Mr. Kalndow and Mn 956 xC Black. - y 93a .Q- '33 FIRST ROW: E. Williams; D Samppala; M. Dziech; H. Blevins; T. Johnson; D. Edelman. SECOND ROW: Mr. Barres, Coach; B. Brown; D. Turner; D. Wind; 1 Ruter; P. O'Brien; TA Gibson; C. Heitkamp. Varsity Baseball RESULTS N.H.S. OPP. Aiken ,, .. ,, ,, 1 2 The 1964 baseball season ended Hughes , 7 ,, 1 6 with a 2-10 record for the Varsity Lockland .............................. 2 6 Team. A relatively small team was Reading 7 N N , N N .. 0 4 coached by Mr. Bartos. They played Finneytown .. N 8 7 many fine games and lost several Aiken ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 7 ....... 3 4 by only one Inn, St. Bernard .......... 7 ...................... 0 2 The 1965 season will see only Greenhills .7 ................. 6 10 five 1964 members returning as Lakota H ,7 ,7 ,. 4 2 seven of the twelve team members Fairfield ,,,,,,,,, , . ....................... 4 10 are seniors. Wyoming 0 6 Mt. Healthy ................................... 4 7 Tom catches a high one. Baseball Action Windy pitches a high one . . . Don swings . . . Dave throws to second , . , Mike makes the play. Reserve Baseball RESULTS The Reserve Baseball team, under the direction of Mr. Fricke, closed the season with a. 1-6 record. Their Norwood VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV main concern, however, was learning skills, gaining Reading .......... VVVVVVVVVV 3 4 experience, and practicing techniques needed for var- Xavier ........................................................... 1 10 sity baseball action. Finneytown .............................. , ........ 7 VVVVVVVVVV ,. l 11 Country Day .................................................. 9 2 Woodward .................................................. 1 10 FIRST ROW: C. Fannin, Manager; E Hamilton; T. Miller; G. Snyder; K. Rainey; G. Krass; C. Lakamp; G. Buxton; M. Quinn. SECOND ROW: T. Schaefer; J. Matthews; T. Young; E. Dallam; R. Hendren; D. Kasten; 1 Schaefer; M. Noschang; Mr. Fricke, Coach. I36 J. Holzschuh. B. Thiess. A. Thiess. D. Smi-th, B. Barker. Golf Team The North College Hill Golf Team finished the season this year with a 7-7-1 record At the Hamilton Taft Invitational G011c Tournament, our team came in fifteenth out of thirty-three teams. At this game, Senior AI Thiess was fifth medalist with a 77. In the District Tournament, we placed eighth out of twenty-three teamsl Al also got fifth medalist at this tournament. Al had :1 three under par for nine holes during the season. Greenhills Aiken Wyoming Colerain Deer Park Mt. Healthy Western Hills Reading . Finneytown Deer Park Mt. Healthy Finneytown Wyoming Greenhills Reading NCH Al looks like a pro. I37 I38 FIRST ROW: L. Sparks; B. Schenk; Gh Stegman; J. Camy', M. Butler; D. Kreamelmeyer; M, Solomon; E. Butler; DA Prewitt; C. Federbush, score keeper. SECOND ROW: J. Riehle, manager; R. Dawley; L. W'esterfeld: M. Cox; R. Smith; J. Plummer; Rh Butler; M. Norman; C. Powell, manager. THIRD ROW: Mr, Logsdon, coach; D, Czarnecki; J. Lell; R. Maxwell; J, Hagen; Dh Wymore; G. Kresser; C. Thompson; 11 Wheeler; M. Smith FOURTH ROW: D. Relyea; T. Bradley. Varsity Track Team Under the direction of Mr. Logsdon, the Varsity and reserve track teams had a fairly average season this year. Much promise was shown by the reserve team as Larry Westerfield won high point man at the MVIL track meet; therefore helping to bring the reserve team in second. He also broke the standing broad jump record, and is expected to do much more next year. Varsityhs outstanding player was Reggie Butler who worked mainly as a hurdler. The school pole vaulting record of 10'6 was repeated again by John Chappel, and with the rest of the team, much co-ordination was derived Trojan. Track S tars ' Efrr'w. W593? 'av-A DON WYMOREidiscus thrower MELVIN NORMAN shot-putte: REGGIE BUTLER and MAURICE COX-hurdiers I39 Junior High Football The Junior High football team gained experience and skill, as they finished with a 4-2. JUNIOR HIGH RESULTS N.C,H, OPP. St. Bernard , 48 0 Reading , , 12 16 Wyoming , ,, , 8 0 Greenhills , 7, , , , , , 8 6 Lockland ,. , , . , , . 4O 6 Mt. Healthy .. .. . .. . . 6 22 TOP TO BOTTOM: K. Mahaffey; C. Peters; M. Luehrs; S, Lockwood; J. FIRST ROW: BV L511; K. McHugh; S. Thompson; T. Booth; F, Wymore; D. Houchen; J. Hughes; E. Weichold; L. Wadl; J. Faulkner; D. Meyers. SECOND ROW: K Meier; B. Pieper; O. Baltuth; M Bishop; D, Hey; G, Butler; D. Scholensd ker; E. Clark; B. Robinson. THIRD ROW: P Rogers; B, andorf; RV Meeks; DA Dziech; D Simmons; M. Rhonda; R. Maison; C. Burroughs; R. Flischel; H. Coleman; 1.. Brooks; R. Simmons. FOURTH ROW: V, jackson; T Matthews; V. Parks; C. Smith; B Jones; G. Franklin; W. Cox; D. Butler; G. Butler; D. Haase, FIFTH ROW: Mr. Dan Morris, Coach; F Ben- zinger, manager; Mr, Bob Bartos, Coachl I40 Eighth Grade Basketball .4, i X' V H . FIRST ROW: R. Simmons; V. Parks; F. nymore; T. Matthews; R Schmadel; T. Suttan; V. Jackson. SECOND ROW: Mr. Logsdon, Coach; D Houchen; K. Meier; G Franklin; S. Thompson; R Butler; C. Smith; B. Jones; D. Schroth. N.C.H, OPP. White Oak , . . . 30 41 The eighth grade basketball team Deer Park . . , ,7 ,, . . 30 21 under the direction of Mr. Logsdon Lockland , , ,7 . 50 43 had a fine season winding up With Oak Hills . . , , ., . , , 48 32 an 11-2 season. They have gained Reading ..... .. 47 32 much experience and knowledge of St. Bernard .. 41 26 the sport from this year's work. Western Hills , , 42 26 Oak Hills . . .. , , 35 37 Mt. Healthy 50 33 Greenhills , , 52 33 Wiestern Hills , , 44 28 Wyoming . 1 0 Deer Park 37 31 I41 Seventh Grade Basketball N.C.H. OPP. White Oak ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,. 15 38 Oak Hills ....... r, , .. V. , 30 18 Western Hills 23 27 Oak Hills ., , V , . ., 26 10 Western Hills A ., V N N 27 19 Deer Park , .. 77 ,7 N ,7 . 29 25 The seventh grade basketball team wound up the season with a 4-2 record. This year's team was directed by Mr. Logsdon, and displayed qualities of promise. FIRST ROW: 5. Hinshaw; M. Bishop; J. Rexroat; BA Lell: D. Dziech; R. Fliscbel; D. Freking. SECOND ROW: Mr. Logsdon, Coach; HA Coleman; B2 Irwin; D. Schlensker; R2 Matson; W. Fasold; M. AngeIo; L. Gardner. I42 This season was the best ever for our schooI. NTCAH. won dual meets with Reading, Greenhills, and Country Day, while losing one to Mt. Healthy by two points. The boys won three triangular meets by lopsided scores, twice beating Colerain and White Oak and scoring a win over Wyoming and Gamble. In the major meets, N.C.H. began by winning the Country Day Invitational with nine teams participating The superiority of our boys centinued to show as, with fifteen teams competing, our team again brought home the winner's trophy. Finally, to end a very successful season, the team defended its MVIL title and added another trophy to its collection. The team, on its way to its splendid record, broke twelve school records, eleven in running events and one field event. Six new records were also posted at the three major meets. T, BOOTH; D, HOUCHEN; D, McGLOTHLIN Junior High Track FIRST ROW: J. Burweli; R. Lell; 1., Gardner; G. Taylor; D. Myers; T. Matthews; T. Booth; D. Schroth; R. Fleischel. SECOND ROW: J. Jauch; D. Henchen; M. Rhodes; D. McGlothlin; G. Franklin; KT Meier; D. Butler; R. Butler; D, Hey. I43 Varsity Cheerleaders DEBBY FREKING CHARLENE THOMPSON CHERI ERNST SHARON PHELPS SUZI WE LTY LEFT TO RIGHT: DA Freking: S. Phelps; C Ernst; SK Welty; C. Thompson. lgeserve Squad LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Booth; L. Price; DA W'ade: C. Beckman; D. Luchrs. I45 F reshman. Squad C. Weiclmld: G, GaunCE'. 5. Keller: R Atkinson; C. Thiess. Junior High Squad TOP TO BOTTOM: K. Mnhaffey: M. Luchrs: C. Peters: S Lockwood. FIRST ROW: D. Jones; A. Boyd; C. Frisby; j. Neidenbach; W. Atkinson; B. Fitzgerald; M. Macon, SECOND ROW: M. Lynch; 3 Baltuth; L. Rainey: C, Faison; D Wade; J. Garwood m'rsaszro FIRST ROW-f' D. Jones; L. Rainey; J, Reidsnbach; M. Lynch: C. Fuison; B. Fitzgerald; J. Garwood; C Frisby; WK Atkinson. SECOND ROW': D. Smith: C. Hoffman. I47 F eatu res , Moments To Remember Lyrics by Etna? L'kr- AL STILiCMAN A D P! u - .353, g E E3 aa 3a 5? I-im'l Ema Am7- m :35; A; , M411 ' ';-,-ir...g l0 Dcrcemhvn Weill hM'a-MO MENTS T0 RE HEM HER W Jmmmr-y Chorus- Moderately slow trrzM funny! Q: E EE m linux31 HG Unzaj'! m'. u Ncu-Ymr's w we did Ihc Iown. the .1; We W121 haw- thuse MOMENTS TO RE ' HEM BER, 0+ . c Am m 1 : - 454p R ' REM :7 : +L :1jb. n . , , y a 2M , .1: x i ? 1 r . i:$3;f;7: lm- ball ronm prize wu ll - moat wan. Wr mil haw lhrm' Copyrlghl 10 III by ll-u'or Mualc Puh1lihlng Paw Ho! Semng Agent, Lury lylvr, Inc , lam runaway. New You l9, N Y. Inlvrnnllonnl Copytlgm Sucurrd Engraved .5 Primal In 1' S A All lu'hln Ilunrvud lncludlnx Public Purformuru fur Prufll N' . . . the ball room prize I48 sunrmrr turns m WLn-U-r a,x'x . 2 L -:.-.1ng5 i I 3. j we almost won . . . I49 X 19634964 ??Bmevwmm; Queen.- ?Deggfe 7317135 ISO Queen Debbie was crowned during hnlf-time at the Lockland gamer H omecoming The annual Homecoming festivities were met with warm welther and .1 joyous crowd. A11 fioats, mndidates, and band members lined up as usual on October 11th to display the work of the past three weeks to the Citizens of North College Hill. The parade wound around the city, went before the spectators, then waited for halftime and the climax of the evening. XVhen the time c.lme. L1H the Candidates were escorted to their phces, and the winning floats were nmmuneed. First place went to the Senior Class for their NCH Victor. second place to the Freshman Class and third place to the Sophomore Class. The queen, Debbie Brush, was Crowned by last yerlr's queen. Mi55 Susan Royere And the Flowers and the gift were given by the CO-CJPLIIDS, Don Turner and Paul Bush. To top Off the whole telebmtion, the Trojans beat the Lockland Panthers 36 t0 8. Everyone had fun .1: the after-game dame, ISI Our lovely Homecoming candidates, C. Ernst: S. Phelps, D. Brush, S. Roe, P. Humphreys, posed forthis pictuie. H omecoming Candidates Candidates Cheri Ernst . . I52 and Phyllis Humphrcys were presented. C lass F loats Senior FloatiFia-Jl Plate ,.: 'musu 'N y Junior Float Junior High Float Sophomoze Float 153 $.b anJZfowarijEwbs ' 94.14 j, Snmad; S. Matthewsi Candidates: J Fisher; C. Schierer; P. hIidkiff Candidatees: D, Turner; J. Wilson; A. Thiess; J. Hissam. H i-Y-Teens Prom The Hi-Y Teens dance was held this year on December 21 in the Becket gymnasium with Jack Volk and his band. The theme of Winter Wonderland blended with the weather and the Christmas excitement, 215 did the decorations 0f frosty blue mist and Christmas UCGS. The kind Howard Blevins, and queen Darlene Schetter, were crowned at midnight by last year's royalty Susan Matthews and Ron Weston, and the gift and flowers were presented by YtTeen members. Lust ymrk queen, Susan Matthews. and King Ron Wreslon. ; W. Atkinson. Queen Darlene and King Howard. P. Mason, Many couples enjoy themselves in L1 Wlinter Wfonderiand. l55 G. Wolf, Freshman Candidate: G. Beroset. Sophomore Candidate: R. Butler. Junior Cmdidate; M. Dziech, Senior Candidate. King: R. Matthews, Senior Candidate: R, Maxwell, Junior Candidate; D. kVymore, Sophomore Candidate; J. Rose, Freshman Cmdidum. C. Thicss. Frushnmn Candidate; J. Garwood, Sophomore- Candidatt: D, Freking. Junior Candidnc; S. Rea Senior Candidate; P. Hum phrcys. Senior Cmdidatc. Queen: S. Wielty, Junior Candidate: P Booth. Sophomore Cmdidatt: C. Beckmnn. Freshman Candidate. l57 M 9813 the am Candidates and Sue Roe ' Debby Freking and Ray Matthews Roger Maxwell Pat Booth and Don VVymare Julie Garwood and ery Beroset Suzi chlty Connie Thicss and John Rusr Reggie Butler Cheryl Becknmn and Greg Whlf The traditiorml kiss . , . Almost! Th:- mumtnt ,m'xitcxl by .11577 Coronatinn i5? I60 19634964 Zamf jahy amonueen CSUQ 5601' aanom 965?ny Band Coronation The crowning of the 1964 Band King and Queen was again held at the Sock Hop, but this time in the new Becker gym The royalty, Tom Nagel and Sue Levi were crowned by last year's King and Queen, Frank Cappel and Sherry Meyer. The atmosphere was ac- cented by millions of miniature froggies which the band had either bought or made. THE KING AND QUEEN: Tom Nagel and Sue Levi, THE AT- TENDANTS: Carolee Faison, Richard Greene, Pat Midkiff, Bob Vonderheid. A joyous moment? I61 J. Wieland; G. Faust; R. Fahrenknmp; j. Sanmd; S. Baarend-se; W. Burkhart; R, eris: D. Hopmann; E. Lloyd; and D. Nielsen composed the court, king, and queen. Junior-Senior Prom Last ymr's king and queen Bob Brown and Cimrlotte Heitkamp. A warm May evening set the scene for the 1964 Junior-Senior Prom at Lake Ridge Hall, h'Harbor Lightsj'. the theme, blended well with the soft music and imaginative decorations. As the evening grew to a close, the new Prom King and Queen, Eddie Lloyd and Donna Hopmann, were crowned by last year's royalty, Bob Brown and Charlotte Heitkamp. The other candidates were Glenda Foust, Janet Samad, Donna Nielsen, Sandy Baarendse, Ken Burkhart, Ron Fahrenkamp, Joe Wieland, and Richard Weis. For these people and the other guests, the Prom Was a very memorable evening Up, back, over cross . . . M oments From The guests of honor enjoyed the eventful evening. cGHarbor Lightsg, King Ed and Queen Donna during the coronation dance. This one was a Charleston A table of teachers join in the fun. Feathers and frills added to the gala event. I65 Mauricio Soto, Foreign. Exchange Student Mauricio Soto attends a dinner for those connected with the American Field Service. Mauricio speaks at various affairs. Here he is speaking at the Honor Society induction ceremony, Mauricio and his host fan1ily Mr. and Mrs. Robert Peters, Bill and Cami. The American Field Service in the high school is 21 5111.11! organization and works primarily through the Student council. Their job is to raise money so that NCH will be able to bring :1 student here from a different country and, when possibie, send one of our students abroad. This has been very successful in the past two years, and the students as well as the faculty have learned much from the visitors 21nd hope that it will continue to be so in the future. Here foreign exchange students Tom and Mauricio attend :1 dinner. Tom Nagel Abroad Tom L Tagel. while in West Berlin, visited the Berlin WJII. J67 CAST Sakini . Bill Aue Sergeant Gregarirb Sam Piper C01. Pm'd; Frank Simons Capl, F512; Gregg Kennedy OM Warmmir Drmgbler Charlotte Heitkamp Dnngbter'J CbiM Sue Lockwood Lab ANN Jill Auriwzl Woman Diane Ellerbusch Mr. Hokmda Dan Hughes Mr, Onmm Bruce Stoehr Air. Smurzm . Jerry Peter Mr. Seiko Richard Green mm Hfga figgr Caroliee Mison Mm. Kcom . Judy Hissom Min Oylaim Charlene Thompson Villager; Kim Willcox, Linda Boyce, JoAnn Hargis Ladiw Laughs far Demon'afir ANION Carolyn Lindsley, Maureen Hazelwood, Denise Zeiser, Gloria Prettymnn Lalm' 131011012; Pat White Capt McLean . Louis Medcalf Simian! Director Carol Federbush NCH. now km a Teahouse. including .1 geisha. Pain make mzm think, tlmught make man wise, and wisdom make life cndumblc. Bells Are Ringing DIRECTED BY: . Debbie BrushhSmdenf Director Ronald Longstretth W715! U Darlene SchetteriSmdem Diredm' Lloyd Novathboml Bob Vonderheithmdeul Dii'ermr James H issom-Im'lmmenial jan et Carleton-Cbm'eogmpb; Because there was no spring play this year, Bells are Ringing was the major interest of many of the high school students during the months of February through May. It was a completely joint project between the band, choral, and dramatics department which when finished, proved to be :1 great success Many hours went into special scenery and dancing effects, while singers went from scene to scene trying to remember their cues and the band constantly reviewed their music. All worked, but also had many hours of fun that they will never forget. 170 Simple Little System Candids F rom Bells,9 Drop That Name l7l I72 'Pit Band CAST Sue . Gwynne . Ella Pelwmri , Cm'l preclar Bmww Fraud; . Sandor . leff IMDH Lmry Hmfiligx , Talepljmie 111cm Ludwig Smiley Clam-le; Barsemei' Dr. Kifrbell Blake Barron , , , Olga , M617 from Cm'z'ello Ma Carol Pm!!! Arnold Mirlyelle 1V difer V , Cindy Shives Charlene Thompson Linda Rumke Dennis Vogel . Richard Greene Frank Simons . Don Smith Eddie Lloyd , Tom Henry Barry Tumey John Love David Robertson Gregg Kennedy .. .. Tim Lanfersiek Lynn VonderAhe Warren Eakins Bruce StOChr Sandy Yung Jim Shimer Julie Garwood Bob Samad HMidas Touch In the Park l73 A Glimpse at the Washington Trip. :4 WAD Z37. . : Noa7 ix : . Celina: Hill IIIS Here is the NCH Car from the outside. Mauricio Soto advertised for What he wanted. l74 on the said! Some of the fortunates rode in this. trip-so The routine was broken they The Washington Monument is always visited by the Senior Class. Whiting for the ruin. 1H . ,. . , . 1he l'rench Hues had a swmgm time, I75 The North College Hill tourists enjoyed all the sights. especially the White House. Toothbrushes are for teeth, not milk bottles. Our friendly guide. I76 ,.....2a .A .4 III a x Styli. 2? $0 Senior Class Trip 1964 I L Clas mg Graduat l7l : s 1;. :31. , x N g a ,F x; 55.: i g , 9.3. is gt! 1963-64 Graduation 1964 To all of those who were graduating, this was the long awaited moment. After the last confused briefing by Mr. Campbell, all lined up and were ready to begin. Arch bearers were in place, Pomp mid Ci:'cm;z.rta;zce began, and the Seniors started out on their last match across the N.C.l-I. football field. The cermeony began with the Pledge of Allegiance, Senior Chorus, Mr. Bosse, Dr. Bryuer and the tassels were turned. Diplomas were presented and the Seniors knew that it was only a matter of moments before all would be over and the last .arch lowered. It all began and ended so quickly that few realized that with the final rapid clearing of the field and a last farewell, it was all over. Mauricio Soto receives his diploma. Dr. Bryner extends congratulations to Roger Austin, Mr. Campbell addresses the audience on this important occasion. The tassels are turned. Presentation of a scholarship in Phyllis Humphreys. The 1mg walk forward, Senior Class President, Don Turner, presents the class gift. A cheerful pat on the head to ail who graduated. The final walk back. Classes end, Some of the teachers relax during, lunch. Inductees of Honor Society at the reception line. the little round thing is the carburetor, I think. I80 Guess what? A A dinner for ail people concerned with the North College Hill AFS Chapter was given. Baa, baa, baa. The patter of tiny feet down the empty halls. JBI And as the school year and then the big bear said . . The totaE combined score was 120. Guess who got the 50? Sleepy time ga-I. We shipped them out on the 4:10 One, two, three kick, 182 If you think the halls are deserted now, you should see them at 3:10. Look a! the birdie, say cheese, keep yaur eyes open, etc., etc. . . . ah, forget it . and then the goldfish swam away. draws to a close, l83 l84 Stick out your tongue and say Heave ho! Heave ho ! Light 'er up, boys I'm too tired. we will have these Moments J g-IY f1. '41 Between classes. Listen everyone . A D1: Ricketts in the chem Iab. Remember. 9, After school. I85 - INN Advertising 2 Moments To Remember Lyrics by W Music bv AL STILLMAN A D F1 9 . 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Mark. 70, 87, 142 Ansberry. William ML, 28 Ansberry. Mr. William, 28 Arzman, Kathy. 59 Atkins, Beverly, 63. 109. 110, 112 Atkins, Thelma. 70. 79, 87 Atkinson. Karen. 67, 87, 96 Atkinson. Rosalyn, 63, 88, 92. 105, 123, 146 Atkinson, Willa. 54. 85, 86, 92. 94. 97, 101.106.1119.110,113,147,155 Aue, William, 59. 76, 77. 78. 100, 103. 106, 107, 169 Austin. Roger. 57. 51. 99. 179 2B 2 Baarendse, David. 70 Baarendse. Sandy. 5-1. 92. 94. 95. 96, 99. 103,108.113. 163 Babcock. John, 54. 96 Bailey. Gary. 63 Bailey. Mark. 59 Bailey. Susan, 70 Bales, Damaris Miss, 28. 95. 115 Baltuth, Betsy. 59. 84. 97. 103. 106. 109. 110. 147 Baltuth, Owen. 70. 87. 140 Barker. Marguet. 59. 97.110 Barker. William. 54. 91. 137 Barms. R0ber1Mr.. 28. 134. 140 Bauer. David. 5-1 I ndex Bayer, James. 67 Beck. Jack, 6?: Becker. Barbara. 54. 97. 1031 113 Beckman, Chayl. 65. 92. 108. 123. 145. 157. 159 Beckman, Gregory. 54 Belfamy. Waher. 59 Benson, Robert, 54 Benson, Sally. 70, 87. 108 Benzinger, Fred. 67. 79. 140 Benzinger. Linda. 70. 87. 98 Berger, Debbie, 54, 92, 97, 103, 110 Bergman, Barbara, 54. 85. 102. 108. 110 Bergman. Harry ML. 18. 19 Beroset. Gary. 59. 120. 129. 157. 158 Beshears, Gerald, 63 Best, Barbara. 70. S7 Betz, Donna, 54 B512, Kenneth, 37 Bierman. Marilyn, 67 Bishop, Clyde. 37. 126, 128 Bishop. Mary, 67 Bishop. Matthew, 70, 140, 142 Black, Charles ML. 28. 122, 132 BEanford, Gene ML, 28 Blankenship. Allen. 70 B1evins, Howard. 57. 91. 134. 154. 155 Boegeman. Ralph, 59 Bogges; Alfred. 54 Bogges; Lawrence, 57 Boggess. Mike. 67 Bokelman, Linda, 59 Booth. Linda. 54. 92.96.97. 100. 101 Booth. Patricia, 59. 92, 97. 108, 125, 145 157. 158 Booth. TaInmge. 67. 89. 140. 143 Bosse. Ray ML. 18 Bossert. David. 5-1. 8-1 Bowen. Hildreth Mrs. 33 B0yce,Lind11. 59. 169 Boyd, A1bert, 67 Boyd. Alice. 63. 110. 1-17 Boyd. James ML. 28, 104. 129 Boyd. Johnny. 70 Bradford. Bruce, 54, 88 Bradley. Anna. 67, 87, 108 Bradley, Thomas. 63, 138 . Brandhorst. Donna. 54. 84 Brandhorst. judy. 54. 84 Braucksick, Ken. 55. 76. 91 Braunwart. Roger. 37 Breitholle. Kenneth. 65 Brenner. Michael. 57 Bruckmnn, Karen. 63. 92 Brockman. Nancy, 70, 87 Brooks, Larry. 67. 140 Brooks, Patti. 70 Brownfield. Gloria. 67 Broomfield. Johnetm, 70. 87 Blown. Candy. 37. 51. 105 Brown, Robert. 57. 51. 105. 134,155 Brown. Ronald. 38 Brundige, 5115.10. 55. 96. 101. 106 Brunner. Ruth Ann. 70 Brush. Burke. 67 Brush. Debbie. 38. 48, 82, 83. 88, 89, 90. 94.99,107,109,150, 151,152,170 Brush, Jay. 67 Bryant. Deborah. 67. 87 Bryner, james D12. 18. 19. 179 Bullr, Kathleen, 38, 113 Burch. Tani. 70. 87 Burke. Carol. 58. 80. 104. 108 Burke. Mike. 63 Burkhart. Kathy. 59. 90. 92. 97, 102, 108 Burkhnrt, Ken. 55; 88, 89, 96, 163 Burr. Karen, 55. 92. 109. 110 ' Burr. James. 65, 103 Burroughs. Charles, 77:. 122, 1-10 Burroughs. Tom, 59 Burton. Brenda. 63 Burton. Glenn, 59. 120. 136 Burton. James. 70 BunvclL Jim. 70. 87, 143 Bush. Eveline, 70. 87. 108 Bush,Pau1. 58.49. 119, 120. 121 Bush. Raymond. 65 Butler, Dtbomh. 70 Builer, Don. 67, 79. 140. 143 But1er, Gary, 67 Butler. Gilbert. 67, 79 Butler, Gregory. 70, 87 Butler. Mike, 63. 76. 79, 120, 158 Butler. Raymond, 67. 141, 143 I93 Buden Regkmld,55,118,120,121,126 128,138,139,157,159 Butler, Wiltiam, 59, 120, 120, 130, 138 --C5-4 Caldwell, Sandy, 38 Callup, Theodore, 70, 87 Campbell, Larry ML, 19, 20, 179 Canty, John, 63, 120, 138 Camry, Yvonne, 70, 87 Cappe1,Donna Sue, 36, 82, 83, 84, 85, 89, 97,100,106,112 Cappel, Robert, 55, 87, 102, 106 Cappel, Robin, 67, 87 Carleton, Janet Miss, 170 Carpenter, Mary Jane Mrs., 28 Carr, Diana, 70 Carr, James, 59 Carr, Roger, 70, 79 Cassagrande, Michael 38, 91 Caswell, Deborah, 70, 87 Catalin, Caron, 38 Caveny, Peggy, 38, 101, 103, 109 Chapman, john, 67 Chapman, Mary, 70 Chapman, William, 38 ChappeH, John, 59, 129 Chappell, Robert, 39, 76, 103, 104 Chatms, David, 71. 73, 87 Chattcs, Linda, 67, 87, 96 Christensen, Edward ML, 22 Clark, Brenda, 71. 87 Clark, Edward, 67, 79, 140 Clark, Gregory. 71 Clark, Virginia Ann, 71 Clemens, Sue, 63 Clements, Mary, 55, 109 Clements, William. 73 Clendening, Barb, 55, 92, 94, 95, 96. 102, 108,113 Clenciening, Lois, 55, 92, 94, 96, 106, 109, 112 Cobb, Tabitha Miss, 22, 124 Cochran, Jane, 63. 84, 103, 110 Cochran, Thomas ML, 29 Coffman, Brenda, 67, 87 Coffman, Ron, 63 Coleman, Harry, 71, 87, 140, 142 Coleman, Ulysses, 55, 116, 120, 121 Collins, Larry, 71 Collis, Robert, 71 Colnel, Nanette, 67 Cooper, Bill, 67 Cooper, Donna, 67, 87 Cooper, Mary Ann, 71, 87 Courtney, Donna, 55 Cox,Maurice, 55,119, 120, 121, 138,139 I94 Cox, Richard, 59 Cox, Warren, 67, 79, 140 Craig, Mike, 71 Creech, Sieve, 59, 38 Crider, John, 63 Crider, Terry, 59, 129 Crutchfield, Anthony, 71, 79 Crutchfield, Beverly, 39, 84 Crutchfield, Sandra, 59 Cunningham, Dennis, 60, 76 Cushing, Kathy, 55, 92, 109 Cutter, Cheryl, 63, 102 Cutter, Lynn, 60, 97 Czarnecki, Dale, 63, 102, 113, 138 Czarnedci, Mark, 67, 79, 81 .2213.22 Dallam, Ernest, 63, 76, 105, 150, 135 Danielson, Vye Mrs., 29 Daum, Terry, 63 Davis, Roy ML, 33 Dawley, Richard IL, 63, 91, 102, 130, 138 DawEey, Richmd, Sr. Mn, 29 Day, Dennis, 60 Day, Eileen, 39, 50 del Pilar, Louis ML, 29 Delver, Donald, 55, 76, 77, 73, 101, 103, 106 Dempster, Nancy, 71, 87, 98, 109 Dempster, Steve, 71, 87 Dempster, William, 67 Devemux, Ruth, 55, 84, 108 DeVore, Rick, 71, 87 Diering, Cheryl, 60, 97 Diering, Sheila, 67, 79 Dillon, Beverly, 71, 87 Dillon, Diane, 55, 90, 92, 102, 110 Dillon, Pat, 67, 87, 108 Dirr, Mick, 64 Dittly, John, 64 Dean, Joyce, 60 Donn, Pat, 64 Doherty, Dan, 60, 120 Dordaller, Madeline, 55 Dorfmeyer, Ann, 60, 76, 90, 92, 97 Dorsey, Ataw'e, 71 Doxsey, Don, 73, 79 Durham, Paula, 71, 87, 103 Dyer, Gay, 67, 87 Dziech, David, 71, 87, 140, 142 Dziech, Michael, 39, 48, 127, 128, 134, 135, 156, 157 -4E-- Eakins, Warren, 60, 172 Eckerle, Tisha, 67, 87 Edelman, Donald, 60, 134 Elbe, Judith, 55 Ellerbusch, Diana, 55, 97, 99, 101, 103, 113 169 Ellerbusch, Mike, 71, 79 Endreg, Keith, 60 Engelhardt, James, 60 Eppler, Michele, 39, 85, 86, 92, 104, 108, 112 EdB,Lynn,60,80,92,97,106,109 Erdeljohn, Dennis, 60, 120 ErnM,Che6,39,106,109,112,123,144 145,152 Ernst, Cindy, 60, 103, 106, 109 4-F- Fahrenkamp, Ron, 55, 165 Faisan, Carollee, 39, 49, 82, 83, 86, 92, 94. 106, 108, 110, 147, 161, 169 Falk, Nancy, 60 Fannin, Clyde, 64, 91, 103, 136 Farlow, Diane, 64 Farlow, Linda, 64 Fasold, Peggy, 64, 92, 97 Fasold, Walter, 71, 79, 142 Fassino, Merlee, 64 FassEno, Mi-ke, 102 Faulkner, Edward, 64 Faulkner, John, 68, 87, 140 Federbush, Carol, 39, 84, 85, 86, 90, 106, 107,109,112,138,169 Federbush, Susan, 63, 64, 84, 90, 92. 97. 109 Feldnmn. Donna, 68, 87 Felton, Kathleen, 71, 87 Feuh. Robert, 64, 84 kae,Thnodw,39,115,120,121 Fischer, Dick, 39 Fischer, Karin, 60, 85 Fisher, Jeanene, 40, 84, 86, 92, 106, 112, 155 Fisher, Randy, 68, 79 Fitterer, Dan, 64 Fitzgerald, Brenda, 60, 109, 110, 147 Fitzgerald, Eva, 64, 85, 92 Flannigan, Dorothy Mrs,, 33 Flischel, Richard, 71, 79, 140, 142, 143 Foley, Di-ane, 71, 87 Foose, Robert, 60 FouK,CHenda,54,55,96,102,109,112 165 Frank, Gary, 141 Frank, Ken, 40 Franke, Lance, S5, 76, 78 Franke, Tedd, 68, 79 Franklin, Barbara, 55 Franklin, Gary, 68, 79, 140, 143 Franm,Judy,40,76,90,100,106,109 Frantz, Martha, 71, 79, 109 Erasure, Betsy, 71, 87 Freel, David, 40 Freking, David, 71, 87, 142 Freking, Deborah, 55, 84. 94, 109, 110. 123,144, 145,157,158 French, James, ML, 29, 122, 128 Frey, Edward, 64 Frey, Jeff, 64 Frey, jenny, 68, 87 Frey, Stephen, 64, 76 Fricke, Wayne, ML, 29, 136 Frisby, Carol, 64,92,97, 102, 110, 111, 147 Frock, Arthur, ML, 27 Frondorf, Brad, 68, 140 Frost, Mike, 71 Fulmer, Lois, Miss. 30, 97 22g- Gallant, Victor, 64 Gardner, Larry, 71, 142, 143 Garrard, James, 64, 76, 87, 102, 112 Garrard, Steve, 71 Garwood, Julie, 59, 60, 84, 92, 103, 109. 110, 157, 158, 147, 172 Gaunce, Gloria, 64, 96, 108, 123, 147 Gausmann, Gary, 68 Gessner, Edward, 64 Gibson, Terry, 60, 138 Gilbert, Charles, 68 Gilbert, Tom, 40, 50, 106 Gilbert, William Glick, Paula, 60, 84 609: , Dennis, 71, 87 Goodrich, Sandra, 55 Gary, David, 60, 76, 77, 103 Gram, Gary, 60, 76 Grenves, Edward, 64 Greene, Penny, 64, 80, 110 Greene, Richard, 40, 76, 77, 78, 91. 161, 169, 170 Greenwood, Jerry Gregory, Eddie Gribbins, Alan, 40, 49 Gundler, David, 40 2H2 Haase. David, 140 Huse, Donald, 68 Hafner, Mary, 40, 82, 83 Hagen, John, 55, 102, 138 Hafferty, Marsha, 71, 87, 109 Haley, Debbie, 60, 88 Haley. Susan, 55, 85, 92, 94, 96, 101, 102, 106, 108, 110 Hall, Barbara, 71 Hall, Elaine, 60 Hamersly, Mark, 71, 79 Hamersly, Sandra, 54, 55, 80, 102, 109 Hamilton, Elmer, 64, 136 Hammons, Sandra, 71, 87 Hargis, Diane, 84, 92, 97, 109, 169 Hargis, JoAnne, 60, 85, 97, 109, 169 Hargis, Mike, 71, 87 Harrell, David, 71 Harris, Mark, 60 Hartman, Norbert, ML, 30 Hause, Jenny Hauser, Jack, 60 Hawley, Peggy, Mn, 30 Hazelwood, Maureen, 60, 169 Hebenstreit, Richard, 60, 91 Hedgren, Barb, 60, 82, 84, 92, 108 Hedgren, Tim, 71, 87 Heemann, Charles, 64 Heidotting, Wayne, 40 Heitkamp, Charlotte, 48, 49, 82, 83, 92, 94, 109,110, 134,163,169 Heitz, Carolyn, 41, 84, 94, 100, 109, 113 Heitz, Dennis, 60, 87, 103, 105 Helligrath, Bill, 73, 87 Helligrath, Nancy, 64, 108 Helligrath, Ted, 55 Helms, Terry, 68 Hendren, Donna, 68 Hemiren, Richard, 64, 136 Henize, Chris, 71, 87 Henke, Lynna, 71, 87 Henke, Sandy, 68 Henley, Sandy, 68 Henn, Janet, 41 Henry, Barbara, 55, 84 Henry, Fat, 64, 92, 102, 110, 113 Henry, Thomas, 41, 29, 103, 106, 107, 172 Herzog, Aldline, 60, 84 Henson, Connie, 87, 89 Henson, Janet, 71, 87 Henson, Fat, 64, 84, 92, 102 Hey, David, 68, 87, 140, 143 Hey, Patricia, 55, 115 Hilmes, Shirley, 60, 82, 85, 92, 109 Hines, Lola, 64 Hinshaw, JoEllen, 64, 92, 97, 103, 109 Hinshaw, Steve, 71. 87, 142 Hissom, James, ML, 30, 76, 77, 79, 170 Hissom, Judy, 64, 76, 77, 84, 86, 92, 94, 98, 105, 169 Hockney, William, ML, 18 Hoffman, Carolyn, 64, 85, 92, 103, 110, 147 Hoffman, Fred, 60 Hoffman, Gary, 55 Hoffman, Kristine, 71, 87 Hoffman, Richard, 71 Holt, Richard, 41 Holzschuh, John, 60, 91, 103, 157 Hood, Jim, 60 Hopmann, Donna. 55, 82, 106, 108, 162, 163, 164 Hosmer, Tim, 60 Houchen, Dan, 68, 140, 141, 143 Houchen, Thomas, 55, 120 House, Jenny, 69 Huber, Mike, 60 Hudson, Bessie, 71, 87 Hug, Larry, 60, 103 Hug, jaann, 71, 87 Hugenberg, Joyce, Miss, 30 Hughes, Dan, 61, 76, 169 Hughes, Jerry, 68, 87, 140 Humphreys, JoAnn, 68, 87, 109 Humphreys, Mike, 71, 87 Humphreys, Phyllis, 41, 82, 83, 94, 106, 109, 110,113, 152, 156,157, 180 Hunter, Nancy, 68, 87 Huttenmiller, Julie, 68, 79, 81, 96 Hyde, Joanna, 68, 87 .112. Ingram, Jay, 87, 102 hey, Ken, 64, 76, 77 Irvin, Lathes, 71, 142 $12 Jackson, Vincent, 68, 140, 141 Jauch, Jerry, 68. 79, 98, 143 Jauch, Jim, 55, 84, 91 Jedlicka, Karen, 55, 92, 96, 103, 109, 112 Jenkins, Linda, 61, 76, 92, 97. 110 Jenkins, Patti, 67, 68, 79, 81, 89 Jennings, Sandy, 41, 106, 107, 109, 115 Jensen, Tom, 64, 120, 130 Johnson, Henry, 64, 120 Johnson, James, ML, 33 Johnson, John, 64, 91 Johnson, Run, 64, 120 Johnson, Tom, 41, 134 Jones, Bill, 140, 141 Jones, Dina, 64, 85, 147 Jones, John, 56 Jones, Juanita, 68, 87, 140 Jones, Robert, 68, 79 2K2 Kahle, Debbie, 68, 87 Kaladow, Arthur, ML, 30, 122, 133 Kane, Carol, 68, 87 Kasten, Arta, 54, 56, 88, 89, 96, 106, 108 Kasten, D011, 64, 150, 136 Kearns, Brenda, 64, 85, 92, 103, 109 Keller, Donald, 64 I95 Keiler, 012111;, 56, 92 Keller, Sandy, 56, 92, 97, 103, 110 Keller, Sharon. 63, 64, 84, 94, 96, 108, 110, 123, 146 Kelly, Mike, 61 Kembre, Harold, 56 Kennedy, Greg. 56,91, 106, 169, 170 Kern, Adele, 64, 84, 92 Kidd. Diane, 64 Kienborth, Donald, 68 Kienborth, John, 61, 101 Kimbrough, Debbie, 61 Kimbrough, Diane, 71, 79, 87 Kinkey, Elizabeth, Mrs., 23, 112 Kirkwood, Tom, 64 Kirkwcod, Dick, 71, 87 Kitchen, James, 56 Klemann, Clayton, 61, 76, 103, 104, 120 Klenk, Richard, 41, 91, 103 Klug, Richard, 61, 76, 88 Koerner, Sandra, 61 Kohl, Jim. 68, 130 Kuubauer, joAnn, 56, 92 Kramer, Maurice, Mn, 30 Krnmig, Gary, 61, 64, 102 Krass, Gary, 61, 156 K1355. Shawn, 68, 87 Kreamelmeyer, David, 64, 138 Kresser, Gary, 61, 120, 129, 138 Kuhlman, Bobbie Ann, 71 Kuhlman, R011, 64 Kunkel, Carl, ML, 31 Kunstman, Gloria, 64, 92, 103 41,- Lachenman, John, 61 LaKamp, CharIes, 61, 120, 136 Lakonen, Bert, Mrs, 31 Lambert, Roger, 68 Lance, Betty, 41, 98 Lance. Glenda, 42, 98 Lanfersick, Mike, 68, 89 Lanfersiek, Tim, 61, 102, 122, 172 Langmeier, Linda, 64, 110 Langmeier, Nancy, 71 Lanham, David, 42 Lasim, Janet, 56 Lear, Jacqueline, 56, 84 Lell, Robert, 42, 71, 79, 140, 142, 143 L011, James. 36, 42, 90, 118, 120, 121, 138 Leopold, Gary, 61, 102 Levi, Sue, 4.7., 76, 77, 92, 98, 104, 160, 161' Liebisch, Linda, 64 Liebisch. Margie,g68, 87 Lindloff, Bruce, 42, 50 I96 Lindsley, 133115313, 56, 99, 104 Lindsley, Carolyn, 61, 104, 169 Lister, Robert, 102 Lloyd, Edward, 56, 84, 113. 120, 158, 162. 163, 164, 172 Lockwood, Sue, 68, 87, 96, 140, 146, 169 Logsdon, Joe, M12, 31, 138, 141, I42 Longstreth, Ronatd, ML, 31, 107, 170 Losacker, Diane, 68 Lotz, Jeanette, 68, 87 Love, John, 64, 87, 103, 172 Love, Judith, 71, 76, 87 Luehrs, Donna, 59, 61, 101, 109, 123, 145 Luehrs, Margaret, 71, 87, 89, 140, 146 Lukatz, Sussana, 61, 84, 92, 110 Lutterbei, Edward, M12, 33 Lutterbei, William, ML, 33 Lynch, Marilyn, 56, 85, 109, 110, 147 2M2 McCaffery, Sharon, 68, 108 McCauley, Connie, 68, 87 McConnal, Howard, 42 McChristian, Myra, 56, 84 McCracken, Barbara, 56, 97, 103, 109, 113 McCulloch, Donald, 65 McCulloch, Ronald, 56 McDaniel, Doug, 65, 76, 103 McDaniel, Eugenia, 71, 79, 108 McGlothEn, Don, 68, 143 MCHugh, David, 56, 117, 120 MCHugh, Kevin, 72, 140 McKeown, Thomas, 56 Macon, Marva, 56, 84, 92, 110, 147 Mahaffey, Kathleen, 67, 68, 87, 89, 140, 146 Mahaffey, William, 56 Mahaney, Mike, 61 Maier, Willard, 71, 79 Malnf, Heddy, 68 Manthey, Diane, 65, 92. 109 Manzi, Martin, 61 Manzi, Mike, 56 Marsh, Glynda, 71 Marshall, Christine, 69, 87, 100 Marshall, Mike, 69 Marshall, Willie, Mn, 35 Martin, Christine, 65, 110 Martin, Madelynn, 56, 92, 112 Martina, Pamela, 56, 85, 92, 109, 110 Mason, Pam, 56, 85, 92, 101, 103, 106, 155 Matson, Richard, 71, 87, 140, 142 Matson,W1'lliam, 54, 56, 88, 120 Matthews, Barbara, 65, 85 Matthews, Gary, 69 Matthews, Jeffrey, 71, 79 Matthews, John, 65, 120, 130, 136 Matthews, Mary, 54, 56, 84, 90, 92, 94, 101, 109, 110 Matthews, Raymond, 76, 108, 128, 157, 156 Matthews, Tom, 69, 140, 141, 143 Maxwell, Roger, 56, 102, 127, 128, 138, 157, 158 Medcalf, Louis, 42, 169 Meeks, Ricky, 71, 87, 140 Meier, Nancy, 56, 82, 106, 109 Meier, Kenny, 69, 87, 140, 141,143 Meinberg, George, 42, 91 Meinken, John, 65 Mensing, Linda, 42, 85, 86', 112 Meyer, Craig, 65, 103 Meyer, James, 56 Meyers, Don, 140 Meyers, Dorothy, M15., 33 Midkiff. Par, 42, 80, 92, 94, 103, 113, 155, 161 Miller, David, 45, 88, 96 Miller, Kathy, 69 Miller, Tom, 61, 88, 136 Mitchel, Larry, 65, 91, 102, 130 Moody, Robert, 65 Moore, Sigrid, 65, 90, 92, 103, 105 Morgan, Ed, M12, 31 Moriarity, Carol, 56, 109 Moriarity, 1101,43 1 Morris, Dan. ML, 31, 140 Mueller, Jvaueline, 69, 79, 81 Mueller, Joyce, 61 Mueller, Kathy, 651, 84, 108 Mueller, Lynda, 56, 85,92, 109, 110 Murphy, Lyndelle, 65, 82, 92, 103 Murray, Geraldine, 71, 87 Murrell, Linda, 43 Murrell, Roy, 43, 117, 120, 121 Myers, Don, 69, 143 Myers, Richard, 61 . Myers, Ron, 56, 76, 77, 78, 102 .1012 Naegelc, Diane, 69 Nagel, Dorothy, Mrs., 23 Nagel, Phil, 65 Nagel, Ray, 56 Nagel, Terry, 61, 76, 77, 78, 96, 103, 104 Nagel, Tom, 43, 48. 50, 51, 76, 77, 78, 96, 99, 105, 160, 161,167 Neidenbach, Kathleen, 65, 85, 86, 109, 110 Neidenbach, Janis, 56, 84, 103, 109, 110, 147 Nelson, Greg, 72 Neison, Helena, 43 Nelson, Sharon, 61, 84 Newbold, Dennis, 69, 79 Newell, Paul, 69 Newlove, Terry, 72, 79 Newman, Linda, 87 Nielsen, Donna, 56, 82, 84, 85, 109, 163 Nielsen, Linda, 65 Noffke, Steve, 72, 87 NOrman,Mel1-in, 43. 117, 120, 121, 138, 139 Norris, Par, 43, 109 Norwood, Donald, 61 waood, Janet, 72 Noschang. Mike, 65, 130, 156 Novak, Lloyd, ML, 31, 87, 170 202 Oberhelman, Jamees, 56 Oberhelman, Judy, 72 Obermeyer, David, 43 O'Brien, William, 43, 91, 96, 134 O'Niel, David, ML, 18 O'Reieley, Mary Ann, 87 Osborne, Tom, 65 011, Janis, 57, 92 0110, Dodna, 57, 96, 100 Owen, Michael, 61, 76, 77, 78 213... Parker, Kathy, 61, 110 Parks, Brenda, 61 Parks, Elwood, 44 Parks, Virgil, 69, 140, 141 Parrett, Mike, 70, 72, 89 Parsons, William, 72, 87 Paul, Lynn, 57 Payne, Roxanne, 72, 87 Peter, Jerry, 57, 76, 77, 78, 103, 106, 169 Peters, Carol, 69, 87, 140, 146 Peters, Janis, 57, 76, 92. 94, 101, 103, 103. 109, 110 Peters, William, 61 Petty, Linda, 69, 79 Phelps, Sharon, 44, 97, 98, 108, 113, 123, 144, 145, 152 Pieper, Bruce, 69, 140 Piper, Sam, 65, 76, 87, 103, 106, 169 Pitcher, Terry, 57, 84 Plummer, James, 61, 76, 138 Plummet, Steven, 72 Pooch, Fred, 65 Powell, Charles, 61 Powell, Colmer, 61. 120, 138 Powell, John, 61 Prettyman, Gloria, 57, 85, 110, 169 Ptewiltt. Dave, 57. 138 Prewitt, Stanley, 72 Price, Linda, 61, 84, 86,87, 109, 123, 145 Quinn, Michael, 57, 136 Quinn, Michelle, 72, 87, 108 2R2 Rainey, Ken, 61, 136 Rainey, Linda, 57, 147 Raiser, George, 69 Rampello, Linda, 72, 87 Rampello, Paul, 65 Randall, Catherine, Mrs, 52 Ratcliff, Jean, 57, 90, 99, 100, 101, 103, 109 Ratcliff, Linda, 72, 87 Rawls, Carolyn, 69 Reardon, Dan, 57 Reardon, Mike, 65 Kelly, Tom, 72, 92 Relyea, Debbie, 69 Relyea, Richard, 102, 138 Rennick, Peter, 44 Rentschler, Fat, 44, 92, 112 Rexroat, Jim, 72, 87, 142 Rhodes, Marvin, 69, 140, 143 Rice, Helen, Mrs., 33 Richardson, Barbara, Miss. 32 Ricketts, DL, 187 Riehle, David, 65, 130 Riehle, John, 57, 122, 138 Riehle, Thomas, 61 Rieman, Dale, 44 Ring, Jerry, ML, 32, 101 Roark. Carol, 57 Roark, Gary, 65 Robertson, Dave, 84, 172 Robinson, Bobby, 72, 140 Roe, Gordon, 61, 120 R08, Sue, 36, 50, 88, 102, 109, 152, 157, 158 Rogers, Dennis, 65, 103 Rogers, Gladys, 44, 84, 92 Rogers, Karen, 72 Rogers, Paul, 69, 140 Rogers, Penny, 61, 84, 86 Rogers, Roy, 72 Rose, Joan, 61, 84, 86 Rose, John, 65, 84, 157, 159 Ross, Bonnie, 62, 94, 102, 106 Ruehlman, Bonnie, 87 Ruehlman, Carl, 65 Ruff, Carolyn, 72, 87 Ruff, Gayle, 65, 32, 85 Rumke, David, 69 Rumke, Linda, 57, 85, 86, 92, 109, 110, 172 Rumpler, Richard, 62 Rumpler, Ronald, 69, 79 Rush, Ralph ML, 130 Rush, Neil, 44, 91 Ruter, John, 57, 134 Ryan, Lynn, 72, 79 2.52 Sabrowsky, Rick, 72. 87 Salt, Jeff, 130 Salt, Ted, 65, 130 Salyers, Gary, 72 Samad, Janet. 57, 84, 92, 94, 101, 102, 108, 155 Samad. Robert, 65, 163, 172 Samppala, David, 62, 102, 134, 135 Samppala, James, 129 Sand, Sue, 62, 92, 97, 113 Schaefer, JOE, 65, 136 Schaefer, Tom. 62, 136 Schamhorst, Terry, 73 Scheibly, Terry, 73, 87 Schellenger, Larry, 57, 91 Schenk, Bonnie, 65, 92, 102, 109 Schenk, Bruce, 62, 138 Schenkel, Mike, 65 Scheuer, Darlene, 44. 84, 86, 92, 113, 154, 155, 170 Schetter, Kenny, 72, 87 Schickner, Sherry, 62 Schierer, Candy, 36, 50, 82, 83, 92, 94, 96, 106. 115, 155 Schierer, Ellen, 11113,, 33 Schipler, Mary, 72, 87, 108, 110, 115 Schipler, Fat, 87 Schipler, Sylvia. 69 Schlensker, Dennis, 72, 140, 142 Schmadel, Rick, 69, 141 Schmerr, Jayne, 62, 85 Schmerr, Ken, 44 Schmid, Linda, 72 Schnee, Kathleen, 62 Schneider, Debby, 65 Schneider, Jerry, 57 Schnetzet, Paul, 65 Schnier, Karen, 57, 99, 100, 103, 109 51311011, Barbara, 65, 92, 96 Schon, David, 62 Schrepper, Carol, 57, 84 Schroth, Dennis, 69, 79, 141, 143 Schroth, William, 65, 120 Schulze, Beverly, 44, 84 Schulze, Victoria, 65, 92 Schwarz, Ken, 57, 76, 77, 78, 120 I97 Schwettman, Jeannie, 72, 87 Schwettman, Kathy, 45, 88, 92, 99, 101, 108, 112 Scott, Richard, 65 Sess, Diana, 69, 87 Seyberth, Albert, Mr., 33 Sheets, Debbie, 70, 72, 87, 108 Shepherd, Gayle, 72, 87 Sheppard, Deloris, 65 Sheward, Beth, 92, 112 Shimer, James, 62, 87, 103, 172 Shimer, John, 62, 87, 103 Ship, David, 65 shwe; cnuw,59,62,82,83,9o,96,106,' 107, 109, 172 Shives, Steve, 72, 79 Shorter, Alma, M15, 33 Shorter, Charles, 45 Shreve, Edward, M11. 21 Sikic, Fedora, Mrs., 52 Simmons, Rod, Mr., 22 Simmons, Ronald, 69, 79, 140, 141 Simmons, D011, 79, 140 Simons, Frank, 57, 103, 106, 169, 172 Slattety, Dana, Mr., 18 Slaughter, Mike, 72, 87, 104 Syle, Cynthia, 100, 106 Smedley, George, 69, 79 Smith, Carl, 69, 79, 140, 141 Smith, Darina, 69, 87 Smith, Don, 57, 118, 120, 121, 130, 137, 1.72 Smith, Donna, 65, 84, 85, 108, 110, 147 Smith, Gary, 62, 129 Smith, Kenneth, 65 Smith, linda, 45 Smith, Marilyn, 72 Smith. Merritt, 72, 79 Smith, Mike, 65, 120,150, 138 Smith, Randall, 69 Smith, Robert, 69 Smith, Ronald, 57, 138 Smithson, Barbara, 65 Snyder, George, 62, 136 Snyder, Linda, 72, 87 Snyder. Melody, 69, 87 Snyder, Sandy, 45, 103 Snyder, Shirley, 65, 92 Sollmann, Gary, 65 Solomon, Marcus, 65. 138 Solrau, Karin, 62 Soto, Mauricio, 45, 88, B9, 166, 167, 174. 179 Sparks, Larry, 65, 138 Specht, John, 69 Spieser, Sandy, 65, 76, 92, 94, 108, 110 198 Springmeier, William, 45 Stanley, Brenda, 45, 49, 51 Stanley, Danny, 62 Stanley, Jennifer, 69 Stansell, Virginia, 57, 82, 109 Stapleton, Preston, 72 Statham, Phillip, 65 Stegman, Gary, 65, 158 Stein, Sharon, 45, 92, 102, 112 Stephens, Terry, 72 Stevens, Jack, Mr., 32, 96 Stackmeier, Karen, 57, 82 Stockmeier, Robert, 69, 79 Stoehr, Bruce, 57, 169, 170 8106111, Vera, Mrs., 35 Stolzenberger, Bob, 63, 65, 102, 120 Stone, Bob, 45, 116, 120, 121 Strickland, Juanita, 45, 108, 109 Strittholt, Dave, 65 Strittholt, Pat, 57 Summers, Beverly, Mrs, 32 Sutton, Charlotte, 69, 87 Sutton, Harold, 69, 141 Swisher, Karen, 66 Syders, Sherry, 69, 79 ..:IL1. Tasset, Carolyn, 72, 87, 89 Taylor, Audxey, 66, 108, 109 Taylor, Gregory, 69, 143 Taylor, Mitchum, 72 Taylor, Robert, Mr., 53 Theders, Lois, 57, 84, 90, 105, 109, 110 Theders, LOuise, 57, 85, 90, 100, 109, 110 Theile, Marcia, '72, 87 Thiess, Albert, 46, 91, 137, 155 Thiess, Connie, 66, 84, 92, 94, 102, 108, 110,123,146,157,159 Thiess, Robert, 57, 137 Thinnes, Lind-a, 66, 109, 110 Thinnes, Mike, 69 Thinnes, Vicki, 72, 87, 89 Thomas, Elaine, 62, 84 Thomas, Larry, 72 Thomas, Linda, 57, 84, 110 Thomas, Owen, 69 THomas, Pat, 66 Thompson, Carolyn, 46, 85, 92, 109, 1.1.0 Thompson, Charlene, 47, 101, 102, 106, 108,123, 144, 145, 169,172 Thompson, Curtis, 57, 119, 120, 121, 126, 128, 138 Thompson, Elaine, 66, 92, 103, 109 Thompson, Nat, Mr., 33 Thompson, Stanley, 69, 79, 140, 141 Threm, Sandy, B4 Tibbens, David, 62 TohEIgia, Betty, Mrs., 33 Tobergta, Dawn, 57, .88, 92, 96, 103, 109, 110 Towns, Jackie, 66, 84 Towns, James, 72 Towns, Princess, 62 Tumey, Barry, 62, 76, 103, 172 Tumey, Daniel, 72 Tumey, Diana, 69. 87 Tumey, Gail, 58 Tumey, Sharon Lynn, 72, 87, 98 Turner, Donald, 36, 88, 91, 116, 120, 121, 132,135,134,155,131 Turtle, Mildred, Mrs., 36 U9 Uhlenbtock, Jack, 58, 106, 127, 128 UngerbuehIer, Bev, 62, 76, 92, 97, 110 Ungerbuehler, Donna, 69, 87 Urban, Bonnie, 63, 66, 80, 92, 97, 109 ...xr... Vaughn, Patty, 72, 87 Vehr, Jennifer, 72 Vcigel, Joyce, 6?. Vest, Robert, 58 Vogel, Dennis, 58, 76, 172 Vogel, Linda, 66 Volkart, William, 72, 87 Vollner, Richard, 62 VonderAhe, Lynn, 59, 62, 82, 97, 106, 109, 172 Vonderheid, Robert, 46, 76, 77, 78, 161, 170 -4772 Wade, Donna, 62, 36, 108, 110, 123, 145, 147 Wadi, Deedza, 62, 84, 92, 97, 102 Wadi, Lloyd, 72, 140 Walters, Phyllis, 66, 85, 92, 96, 98 Wambsgans, Etta, 69, 87 Wanamaker, Richard, 62, 76, 77, 78, 103 Wap1es, Steve, 72, 79 Ward, Cheryl, 66, 98 Ward, Judy, 69, 87 Warner, Delores, 62 Weber, Bob, 62, 84, 87 Wehrle, Linda, 62, 109 Weichold, Edward, 72, 140 Weichold, Carol, 66, 92, 102, 108, 123, 146 Weichold, John, 58 Weingarlner, David, 58, 76, 103 Weingartner, Elmer, 66, 91, 102 Weingarmer, Nancy, 72, 87 Weingartner, Peggy, 72, 87, 108 Weis, Richard, 58, 91, 163 Welty, Susan, 58, 85, 109, 123, 144, 145, 157, 159 Westerfield, Larry, 66, 103, 122, 138 Westrich, Gene, 46 Westrich, Ron, 66 Wettering, Lawrence, 46, 91 Wheeler, James, 62, 120, 158 Wherry, David, 66, 76, 87 White, Patricia, 58, 76, 77, 96, 169 White, Teui, 59, 62, 82, 84, 86, 90, 92, 97, 103, 109, 110 Whitehouse, Carol, 72, 87 Whitehouse, Harry, ML, 18 Whitehouse, Linda, 62, 76, 92, 97 Whihton, Judy. 46 Wibben, Sally, 58 Wickliffe, Ann, 66, 92, 102, 113 Wieland, Joe, 58, 76, 77, 78, 106, 163 Wiethoff. Arthur, 46 Wietlisbach, Charles, 91 Wilcox, Kim, 69, 87, 96, 109, 169 Wilhelm, Barbara, 69, 87 Wilhelm, Mike, 66 Wilhelm, Stanley, 58 Wilkens, Janet, 66 Williams, Edward, 72 Williams, Ernest, 58, 120, 134 Williams, Karen, 62, 92, 97, 113 Williams, Keith, 72, 79 Williams, Pielre, 79 Williams, Theodore, 69 Wilson,Jan1es, 46, 91, 102, 155 Wilson, Jane, 72, 87 Wimmer, Edward, 66 Winckler, Norman, 58, 91 Winckler, Richard, 62 Wind, David, 46, 119, 120, 134, 135 Wissel, Sylvia, 46, 92, 96 Wolf, Dennis, 47, 51 Wolf, Gregory, 66, 130, 157, 159 Wood, Charles, 47 Woodal, Diane, 87 Woods, Bill, 58 Wymore, Don, 62, 105, 129, 138, 139, 157. 158 Wymore, Fred, 69, 89, 140, 141 Wymore, Kathy, 58, 101, 103, 109, 111 Y2 Young, Gwendolyn, 69 Young, Terry, 62, 77, 78, 156 Young, Terry L, 58 Young, Terry T, 58 Young, Wendy, 72 Yung, Sandra, 62, 92, 97 22. Zeiser, Denise, 87, 98, 169 Zerges, Joe, 58 Zerges, Nora Jean, 47' Zerges, Virginia, 62 Zitt, Loren, 58 Zix, Richard, 69 6C1zz1756 Art Service, 104 Band Junior Band, 79 Pep Band, 78 Senior Band, 76 Trojanaires, 77 Camera Club, 104 Charus, 84 Boys Ensemble, 87 Girls Chorus, 85 GirIs Ensemble, 86 Junior High Chorus, 87 Future Teachers of America, 101 G.A.A. 110, 111 German Club, 103 Health Careers, 100 HE-Y, 91 Ilium, 94, 95 Inter-Club, 90 J1. Red Cross, 98 Library Assistants, 112 Majorettes, 81 National Honor Society, 99 Office Workers, 112 Pep Club, 108, 109 Science Club, 105 SeACo, 97 Spanish Club, 102 Student Council, 88 J1 . Student Council, 89 Thespians, 106, 107 Trojanettes, 89, 83 Trojan Staff, 96 Y-Teens, 92,93 91394711165- Band Coronation, 160, 161 Basketball Coronation, 156, 157, 158, 159 Balk Are Ringing, 170, 171, 172, 175 'Gratluation, 1783, 178, 179, 180, 181 Hi-Y-Teens Prom, 154, 155 Homecoming, 150,151,152, 155 Juni-or-Senior Prom, 162, 163, 164, 165 Maurice Solo, 166 Teakame of the Augurt Moon, 168, 169 Tom Nagel, 167 Washington Trip, 174, 175, 176, 177, 1773 I99 MThe thought is important, but words make it real. ,, 200 201 A cheerful word is nice; the truth is better. 7, 202 203 204 N Words carry inJQuence; use them carefully. ,7 205 wmowmm$woa, ? c$m.Hamwm$mamu m awwwm$mwmepw wmwewmwwmw u chiv;aawmu 7mm. 3in . a - A. . WHERE! HHHMHEH HHmHmHHH HHHHHHHHHHH I 1L ljfllk rue awama $1. ac V 4 H... NW HM, rank m'l-Vrite lightly .rv. .Iu w kc .1u u g m .L w 206 207 We of the annual staff sincerely hope that you have enjoyed the 1964 issue of the ILIUM. We have tried to pic- ture the important activities, people, and sports, as well as the less noted but equally important activities, people, and sports throughout the year, but we are sure some of your favorite experiences have been omitted As each page was laid out, we recalled a fond memory or two, and we hope that you, too, will find joy in the pages of this book. The entire staff extends its congratulations to the graduating class of 1964 and wishes them all the luck in the world. We hope that in some way this book will recall your important Moments to Remember? 208 Edimrniueriyf, Sandy Buarendsc Adriwr, Miss Dumzlris Bales Pbaqurupljujl O5borm: Studius, Inc. Middletown, Ohin Submol Candid; 11y Mrt F G. Christensen Candid; b; Rob Paris PIIMI'JIJH, Taylor Publishing Cnl Dallas, Texas