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

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1965 volume:

AX-r rjj 3 of: 6' Q I ILIUM 1 965 North College Hill High School Cincinnati, Ohio na 9 3n? $5, .m y$. m-m-m wma- With fond regards . . . Busy at his desk, Dr. Bryner never fails to complete a task successfully. By the time this yearbook is published, Superin- tendent Dr. James R. Bryner will have left the North College Hill School System. It is doubtful whether the past eleven years could have been so successfully completed without his leadership. His active partici- pation in educational, civic, and social affairs won He is an active participator in all activities. him much respect throughout the community. ginninjhown here at the commencement And so, Dr. Bryner, we the staff of the 1965 Ilium wish to dedicate this yearbook to you as a mere ges- ture of our thanks and respect. We hope that this may be a tangible symbol of your memories of N.C.H. Good luck in your new position! Here Dr. Bryner speaks with the Senior speakers at graduation. The completion of a goal . . . But it was not easy . . . :3 5 , . - - $5 .L Fun, friends, and games predominated our minds . . . Then, things began to have more meaning . . . We studied more . . . 'd.. L0n6 We quest d... listene We We shared happy and Sad maments together . . . We exercised our bodies as well as our minds . . . We helped ourselves . . . But We shared a common goal . . . ier days or games of earl l3 Footsteps today . . . Footprints tomorrow T able Of Contents Introduction Administration and F aculty Seniors Underclassmen Activities Sports F eatures Advertising I ndex I4 I 31 E; z, 5 :. Mr. Harry Whitehousc, President; Mr. James Bates; Mr. David Othill; Mrs. Jean Pieper; Dr. James Bryner, Superintendent of Schools; Mr. Ray Bossc, Vice President; Mr. Dana Slattery, Clerk. Board of Education After the resignation of Mr. Harry Bergman, a new addition was made to the North College Hill Board of Education. Mrs. Jean Pieper, the first female board member to serve our school system, was initiated to the post. The board is responsible for the decisions on many important issues and always strives to make the fairest and best decision. Many improvements originate from this group. The whole community is proud of this organization which endeavors to help all. Dr. James R. nyner finishes Dr. Bryner in his natural surroundings. eleventh year as Superintendent of Schools Dr. James R. Bryner had done an excellent job during the 1964-65 school year serving as Superintendent of the North College Hill School System. Completing eleven years under that title has made Dr. Bryner a very important part of our intricate school system. No affair seems com- plete without the smiling face of Dr. Bryner. Although this is his last year with us, the people of NCH are not likely to soon forget him. At graduation ceremonies, it is Dr. Bryncfs privilege to present the graduating class Mr. Edward Shreve completed a successful year as Our acting principal, Mr. Shreve, is undoubtedly working on a new plan for the high school. Mr. Shreve has served North College Hill High School very well as acting principal during the 1964-65 school year. His calm attitude and fair-mindedness has gained him the respect and admiration of students and faculty alike. Besides participating in many school activities, he also aids whenever possible with extracurricular organi- zations and affairs. His winning smile and sense of hu- mor made the student body willing to cooperate and work with him. W76 wish to thank you, Mr. Shreve, for serving us so well. Mr. Frock, Mr. Shreve, and Mr. Dawley have a friendly chat in the hall before class. Acting Principal Mr. Arthur F rock, Assistant to the Principal and Mr. Shrew: and Mr. Frm-k discuss bomb scare procedures. Mr. Frock works on an important pmjiml concerning the schaui. Taking over the job as Assistant to the Principal, at new position at our school this past year was an easy adjustment for Mr. Arthur Frock 10 make. His past experience with students and faculty and a personal knowledge of each, made it an interesting assignment with new responsibilities. Mr. Frock is well known around school for his cheerfulness and desire to help. In his new position, he is able to utilize these characteristics to their 11t- most. In school or out, Mr. Frock is always there to help. Jr. High Guidance Counselor 20 MR. RODNEY SIMMONS-Guidancc Director MR. EDWARD CHRISTENSENgCuidancc Counselor Guidance Counselors MISS TABITHA COBLCuidance Counselor Our very capable guidance counselors provide the guidance and assistance that students need throughout high school Juniors and Seniors receive valuahle informa- ion concerning tests, scholarships and college from Mr. Simmons. Sophomores receive the help they need from Mr. Christensen. Miss Cobb helps the Freshmen with the problems that they have in their schedules. Students are always welcome in the offices of these very important and friendly officers of the school. MRS. JEAN SCHLESSELMAN, Secretary High School Secretaries The North College Hill High School offices are under the supervision of Mrs. Kinkey; Mrs. Nagel, and Mrs. Schlesselman. Not only is all paper work and school business conducted through the offices, but 311 organizations and activities are centered around it. They depend on the office for Office work, supplies, and general information. The administration and faculty rely on the 0f- fice for student information and office assistance. The hub of NCH is the office and the able leadership of the administrative secretaries. t ANgEa DANGEHV ' MRS. DOROTHY NAGEL, Secretary to the Guidance Directors 2l 22 MR WILLIAM ALLEN Music MR. WILLIAM ANSBERRY Social Studies Freshman Sponsor MISS DAMARIS BALES Library Ilium Sponsor MR. DALE BANKS English Sophomore Sponsor Thcspian Sponsor MR. ROBERT BARTOS Social Studies Freshman Sponsor Varsity Baseball Coach Assistant J r. High Football Coach MR. ROBERT BRUNS Math Junior Sponsor MR. CHARLES BLACK Commercial Freshman Sponsor Assistant Varsity Football Coach MRS. MARY JANE CARPENTER Commercial Senior Sponsor Y-Tcens Sponsor MR. GENE BLANFORD Math Senior Sponsor Jr. High Basketball Coach MRS. VYE DANIELSON Junior High 7th Grade Sponsor 23 MR. RICHARD DAWLEY Social Studies Freshman Sponsor Junior High Track Coach MISS LOIS FULMER Home Ecanomics 7111 Grade Sponsor Se-Co Sponsor Junior High Student Council Sponsor 24 MR. JAMES FRENCH Special Education Varsity Basketball Coach Assistant Varsity Football Coach MR. NORBERT HARTMAN Industrial Arts Freshman Sponsor MR. WAYNE FRICKE Science 8th Grade Sponsor Reserve Baseball Coach MRS. PEGGY HAWLEY Physical Education Sophomore Sponsor C.A.A. Sponsor Trojuneltcs Sponsor lejnrailes Sponsor uh . ; kg m; a 4 3335 my ..m,u,.3; MRS. ELIZABETH HONCHELL MR. ARTHUR KALADOW 7th Grade Sponsor Senior Sponsor Varsity Football Coach MR. JAMES HISSOM Music MR. MAURICE KRAMER Math School Treasurer 25 26 MR. CARL KUNKEL Physical Education Sophomore Sponsor Calf Coach The library provides a place to study and do research. MRS. ROBERTA LAKONEN Junior High 8th Grade Sponsor Jr. Red Cross Sponsor MRS BARBARA LIPPS English Junior Sponsor Pep Club Sponsor MR. JOSEPH LOGSDON Industrial Arts Junior Sponsor Varsity Truck Coach Freshman Basketball Coach MR. RALPH MAHLE Science Bih Grade Sponsor Junior High Football Coach MR. DAN MORRIS Sviencc 7th Grade Sponsor AV Director MR. DUANE MAIDENS Industrial Arls 7th Crude Sponsor Reserve Track Couch MISS BETTY NEELY Home Economics Sophomore Sponsor MR. ED MORGAN Science Senior Sponsor Science Club Sponsor Camera Club Sponsor Health Careers Sponsor MR. GEORGE FEATHER Social Studies 27 28 MRS. CATHERINE RANDALL Art MRS. FEDORA SIKIC German Sophomore Sponsor German Cluil Sponsor MR. JERRY RING English Junior Sponsor Future Teachers of America Sponsor MISS BARBARA SMITH Spanish Junior Sponsor Spanish Club Sponsor MR. RALPH RUSH Junior High 8th Crude Sponsor Reserve Basketball Coach MR, JACK STEVENS English Senior Sponsor Trojan Charler Sponsor MRS. BEVERLY SUMMERS Juniur High MISS MARY JO TONER Special Education - s wig : ml, v 4?, People are funny, and teachers are people. 1 0000M MRS. MILDRED TUTTLE Commercial i LSERAL AR 29 3O Cafeteria Workers FIRST ROW: Marguerite Howard, retired; Dorothy Flanagan; Hildreth Buwnn, vafcn-riu manager; Ellen Schicrcr; Alma Shorter. SECOND ROXV: Dorothy Meyer; Bernice Clements; Belly Tubcrglu; Vera Sloohr. Plan and Prepare Lunches. The cafeteria line is always made 11p of hungry people who receive lhv best of food to satisfy thcir hunger. Under the direction of Mrs. Hildrelh Bowen, the cafeteria functions smoothly and efficienlly, Besides preparing food which is wholesome and nourishing, they help in many matters concerning banquets given at the School, The cafeteria crew is always friendly and helpful. We appreciate their cfforls. Janitors Working under Al Seyberth, the main- tenance department does an excellent job of keeping our school neat and clean for all in school and extracurricular activities. Their never tiring patience and helpfulness is greatly appreciated by all who enjoy the use of our school and its facilities. FIRST ROW: Ted Wagner; A1 Seyhcrlh, Chief Engineer. SEC 0ND ROW: Ed Lunerhei; Ralph Lullcrbei. the Building Orderly. One of Bob Taylmjs many duties is mking care of Wic glorfi 3l K'k I u v 1 mm .5 Seniors 33 34 Seniors Graduation. That is the word that is first, last, and loremost in the minds of all Seniors, For some, it is a time of happiness, but for many it is a time of regret. Regret that we must leave these 1Lhallowed halls of oldH. This school has seen us mature into adults from children. It has seen our victories and our defeats, our happiness and our sorrow, and our capabilities as well as our shortcomings. This year has seen many things which we will always remem- ber. For example, the Senior Class Banquet was held for the first time since 1958. We also had a Grub Day, and a great time building our homecoming float. Graduation is merely a word signifying the end of the be- ginning. We now embark upon that wonderful world of adult- hood and the many responsibilities that go with it. 43; i 1 1 1 1 '1 k; .7. Willa Atkinson, Treasurer; Linda Booth, Inler-Club; Sandy Baarendse, Secretary; Ritchie Weis, Vice President; Bill Matson, President. BILL MATSON, President Class President 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; Science Club 1; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Leadership Training Conference 3, 4; Rotary Government Seminar 4; Human Relalions Conference 3; Area Student Council 1, 3; National Thespian Conference 1.; Inherit the Wind; South Pacific; Bye Bye Birdie. RICHARD WEIS, Vice President Student Council Representative; I-Ii-Y 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2-, Basketball 1, 2; Bye Bye Birdie; Iunior-Senior Prom King Candidate. SANDRA BAARENDSE, Secretary German Club 1, 2, 3; Vice President 3; Hium 2, 3, 4; Editor-ianhicf 3, 4; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Secretary 3; Vice President 4; Pap Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Trajan Staff 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 1; Ohio University Journalism Conference 2; Ohio State Journalism Conference 3; Leadership Conference 3, 4; Thespian Conference 1; Bye Bye Birdie; Apollo of Balac; Mourning Becomes Electra; Library Asgistant 3, 4; Office Helper 2, 3; Talent Assembly 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior SeniOr Prom Queen Candidate; Basketball Queen 4. WILLA ATKINSON, Treasurer Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Publicin Chairman 2, 3, 4; F.T,A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Intcr-Club 2; Se-Co l, 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 2; Ilium 3, 4; Business Manager 4; Class Treasurer 1, 4; Class Secretary 2; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Thespians 2, 3, 4; CAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2; Chorus 2, 3-, Girls Ensemble 2, 3; GAA Inlra: mural Volleyball 1, 3; Baseball 1, 3; Archery 1; Basketball 1, 3; Thespian Conference 2, 3, 4; Inherit the Wind; South Pacific; Night of One Act Plays; Miracle Worker; Bye Bye Birdie; Teahousc of the August Moan; Caligula; Bells are Ringing; George Washington; Sound of Music; Office Worker 3; Talent Assembly 2, 3; Honor Roll 2; Usher 2; Archhcarcr 3; Shillito's Sewing Board Representative 4. CAROLYN ADDISON Y4Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Service 2; Treasurer 3; Vice President 4; Trojan Staff 2, 3, 4-; Circulation Manager 3, 4; Ilium Staff 2, 3, 4; Senior Editor 4; Thespian 3, 4; Points Chairman 4; Future Teachers of America 2, 3, 4; InterACluh 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 4; German Club 1, 2, 3; Library Assistant 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Cheerleader 1; Thespian Conference 1; Oak Hills Conference 1; Y-Tecns National Conference 3; Y-chns Regional Conference 4; Ohio State Jouzfnalism Conference 3; Leadership Conference 3. 4; Inherit the Wind; South Paulie; Miracle Worker; Bye Bye Birdie; Mourning Becomes Electra; Honor Roll 4; Y-Tcens Prom Queen 4. JOHN BABCOCK Art Service Club 1, 2; President 2; German Club 1, 2; Trojan Staff 3, 4; Sci- ence Club 1, 2, BILL BARKER Art Service 1, 2; Golf Team 2, 3; Baskelhall 1; South Puct'lr'c; Inherit the Wind; 0n Borrowed Time; Bye Bye Birdie. BARBARA BECKER Science Club 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 4; German Club 2, 3; GAA l, 2, 3; Se-Co 3, 4; National Thespian Conference 1; Inherit the Wind; Archbcurcr 3. GREG BECKMAN Science Club 1; Art Service 1, 2; Spanish Club 1; Dairy of Anne Frank; Bye Bye Birdie; Oklahoma; South Pacific; Science Fair 1; Miami 1. DEBORAH BERGER GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice President 3; President 4; Sc-Co 3, 4; Treasure:- 4; Future Teachers 2; Y-Teens 2, 3, 4; German Club 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 4; Science Club 1, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Interscholastic 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Volley- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Hockey 4; Inlermuml Bowling 3; Leadership Conference 3- v Huckey Clinic 4; South Pacific; Chorus 1, 2; Honor Roll 1; Archhearcr 3. BARBARA BERGMAN Spanish Club 2, 3; Secretary 3; Chorus 1, 3, 4; Girls Ensemble 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Thespiuns 3, 4; Trofan Staff 4; Y-Tcens 1, 4; Red Cross 4; Ilium 4; Intermurul Basehulf and Volleyball; GAA bowling 3, Interscholastic Volleyball and Basketball; Sound of Music; South Pacific; George Washington; Bye Bye Birdie; Bells are Ringing; Talent Assembly 1, 3; Office Worker 3, 4; Arch- bearer 3; Usllcrclic 2. DONNA BETZ Pep Club 1, 4; Cheerleader 1. ANN BOECKMAN AL BOGGESS LINDA BOOTH Future Teachers 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 3; Secretary 4; Health Careers 2, 3, 4; Inter- Cluh 3, 4; CAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2; Science Club 1, 2, 3; Se-Co 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2-, Y-chns 1, 2, 3, 4; Camera Club 4; Junior Red Cross 1, 2; Trojan Staff 2, 3, 4; Tlmspian Conference 1, DAVID BOSSERT German Club 1, 2, 4; Thospian 1, 2, 3, 4; Thespian Conference 1; Hamilton Count;r Thespian Conference 1, 2; Ohio State Conference 2, 4; Regional Tllospiun Conference 1, 2, 3, 4; 0n Borrowed Time; Pinnochio; Night of One Act plays; Sozuh Pacific; Solid Gold Cadillac; Snow While; My Three Angels; Miracle Worker; Bye Bye Birdie; Teahouse of the August Moon; Bells are Ringing; George Washington; Sound of Music; Student Council Music 1, 2, 3, 4; Sports Announcer 4; Chorus 3. Scoreboard Operator 3, 4-. 35 BRUCE BRADFORD Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; Science Club 1; Student Council 1, 3, 4; Thespian Con- ference 1; Leadership Training Conference 3, 4; Area Student Council 3; Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1; Inherit the Wind; South Pacific; Bye Bye Birdie. DONNA BRANDHORST KENNETH BRAUCKSICK Hi-Y l, 3; Science Club 1, 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Uniform Officer 1, 2, 3; Treasur- er 4; Squad Leader 3, 4; Pep Band 3, 4; Dance Band 4; 131 place Ohio State Ensemble and Solo Contest 2, 3; Track 1, 2; Bells are Ringing. SUSAN BRUNDIGE Future Teachers 2, 3, 4; President 3; Trojan Staff 3, 4; Business Manager 4; Publicity Correspondent 3; Pep-Cluh 1, 2; Thespians l, 2, 3, 4; AI! Service 1, 2; Library Assistant 4-; Thespian Conference 1; Honors Banquet 2,3. KEN BURKHART German Club 1, 2; Treasurer 2; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; President 3, 4; Trojan Staff 2, 3, 4; Sports Editor 2, 3, 4; Football Manager 2, 3; Basket- ball Manager 1, 2; Track Manager 1; OASC Conferences al Beavercreek 1; Toledo 2; Columbus 3; Ohio University 2; Leadership Workshop 3; Area Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Bookstore 1, 2; Sports Correspondent 2, 3, 4; Foreign Exchange Student Candidate 3; Student Representative to AFS Chapter 3, 4; Junior-Senior Prom King Candidate 3. KAREN BURK Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice President 3; President 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3; Red Crass 1, 2; Health Careers 2; Ilium Staff 4; Trojan Staff 4; Cennan Club 1, 2; Clase; Treasurer 2; Y-Teen Conference 4; Football Secretary 4; Cirrs State 3; Hi-Y-Teens Prom Queen Candidate 4. REGGIE BUTLER Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Co-Captain of Foot- ball and Track; Football All League Honorable Menlion 3, 4; MVP Track 3. BOB CAPPEL MARY CLEMENTS BARBARA CLENDENING Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Inler-Club 2; Ilium Staff 2, 3, 4; Sales Manager 4; YvTeens 1, 2, 3, 4; Trojan Staff 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; Inter-Club 2; Bye Bye Bird- ie; Solid Gold Cadillac; Inherit the Wind; Mourning becomes Eleclm; Office Worker 3; Library Assistant 4. 36 LOIS CLENDENING Thespians 3, 4; Secretary 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 4; Pep Club 1.. 2, . 3, 4; Trojan Staff 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2; Future Teachers 2; Ilium Staff 2, 3, 4; Underclass Editor 4; Thespian Conference 1; Y-Teen Conference 4; Inherit the Wind; Miracle Worker; Bye Bye Birdie; Bells are Ringing; Tea- home of the August Moan; George Washingmn; Mourning Becomes Electra; Office Worker 3, 4; Cheerleader 1. MAURICE COX Football 1, 2, 3, 4-; Basketball 1; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; MVIL Football Honorable Mention 3, 4; Library Assistant 1; Most valauble player in Football 4. KATHY CUSHING DONALD DELVER German Club 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club 2, 4; Junior Red Cross 1; Future Teachers 3, 4; Thespians 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 2, 3; Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Squad Leader 3, 4; Citation Chord Holder 2, 3, 4; All Ohio Boys Band 4; Top Rating District Contest Miami 2, 3; State Solo Contest Dayton 3; Track and Field 1, 2, 3, 4; Weight Lifting 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Curious Savage; Inherit the Wind; George Washington; Bye Bye Birdie; South Pacific; Sound of Music; Bells are Ringing. RUTH DEVERAUX Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2; CCA 1; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; President 4; 5011111. Pacific; Bells are Ringing; Bye Bye Birdie; Talent Assembly 4. DIANE DILLON Robert E. Lee School, Orlando, Flnrida 1; Y-Teens 2, 3; Inter-Club 3; Pep Club 2; GAA 2, 4; Thespians 4; Office Worker 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Volley- ball 2, 3; Basketball 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Thespian Conferences 3, 4; George Washingtan; Archhearer 3; Usherelle 2. MADELINE DORDALLER Pep Club 3; Library Assistant 3; Teahouse 0f the August Moan. JUDITH ELBE Spanish Club 1, 2', Pep Club 1, 2. DIANE ELLERBUSCH German Club 1, 2, 3; Future Teachers 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Se-Co 3, 4-; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 3; President 4; Rotary Government Seminar 4; Tealwuse of the August Moon; Talent Assembly 2; Trojan Staff 4; Assistant Editor 4; Office Worker 3; Honor R011 1, 2, 3, 4; State Scholarship Test 1, 2, 3; Usherelte 3. RON F AHRENKAMP Science Club 2; BasketbaH 1, 2.; Track 1, 2; Junior Senior From King Candi. date 3. 37 Senior Crub Day DAVE FLUGEMAN GLENDA FOUST Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4-; Y-chns 2, 3; GAA 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Trajan Slaff 4; Health Careers 2; Secrelury of Junior Class; Volleyball 4; Leadership Train- ing Conference 3; Bye Bye Birdie; South Pacific; Office Worker 3, 4; Chem:- Irader 1; Ushcrcllc 2; Archhcarcr 3; Junior Senior Prom Queen Candidate 3. LANCE FRANKE Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Squad Leader 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4. BARBARA FRANKLIN DEBBY FREKING Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4-; Secrctul'y-Trcusurer 4; CAA 1, 2, 3; Ilium Staff 3; Trajan Staff 2; Spanish Club 1, 2; Junior Red Cross 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; South Pacific; Bye Bye Birdie; Beifs are Ringing; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4-; Captain 4; Coronation Queen Cundidale 1, 2; Homecoming Queen 4. SANDER GOODRICH Pep Club 1, 2; Y-Tecns 1, JOHN HAGEN Student Council 1; Thespians 2; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1; Cross Country 2; Track 2, 3, 4; Football 4; Inter-Area Student Council 1; Inherit the Wind; South Pacific; 11,5 Academic 4. SUSAN HALEY Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4; President 4; Tllespians 1, 2, 3, 4; Historian 4; Ilium Staff 2, 3, 4; Advertising Manager 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Future Teachers 2, 3, 4; GAA 2, 3; Trojan Staff 2, 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4; Girls Ensemble 4-; Inter-Club 4; Thespian Conference 1; Vandalia Conference 3; 0n Borrowed Time; Inherit the Wind; Apollo of Balac; Miracle Worker; Bye Bye Birdie; Teahouse of the August Moon; Bells are Ringing; George Wash- ington; Sound of Music; Usherette 2; Arohbearer 3. SANDRA HAMMERSLY Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3', Vice President 3; YTecns 1; Trojan Staff 3, 4; Junior Red Crosa 4; GAA 1, 2; South Pacific; Cheerleader l; Majurene 2, 3, 4; Captain 4; Ushereltc 2, Archbearer 3; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Band Queen Candidate 4. DIANE HARGIS TED HELLIGRATH BARBARA HENRY Pup Club 1; CAA 2; Chorus 1, 2, 4; South Pacific; Bells Are Ringing. PAT HEY Spanish Club 1; Pep Club 1, 2; Library Assistant 1, 2, 3, 4; CARY HOFFMAN Chorus 1, 2; Glee Club 2; South Pocilia DONNA HOPMANN Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; German Club 1, 2; Dance Club 1; Y-Teens 1, 2; Thospian Conference 1; Inherit Illa Wind; Bye Bye Birdie; Snuth Pa- cific; George Washington; Solid Gold Cadillac; Trojaneues 1, 2, 3, 4; Track Secretary 4; Basketball Queen Candidate 2; Junior Senior Prom Queen 3. J 1M JAUCH HLY l, 2, 3; Inter Club 3; Glee Club 3; Chorus 2, 3; Golf Team 1, 2; Pop- com Worker 4-; Office Worker 4; 0n Borrowed Time; Pinnachio; Bye Bye Birdie. 39 KAREN J EDLICKA German Club 1, 2, 3; Y-Tecns 2, 3, 4-; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Office Worker 3, 4; Health Careers 4; Trojan Staff 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2; South Pacific. RALPH JORDON ARTA KASTEN Student Council 2, 3, 4-; Handbook Chairman 4-; Treasurer 3, 4.; Trojan Staff 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4-; Spanish Club 1, 2; Y-Teens 1, 2, 4; Thespians 2, 3, 4; GAA 1; Science Club 1; OASC Conference in Columbus 3; Area Student Council 3, 4-; Thespian Conference 1; Inherit the Wind; South Pacific; Bye Bye Birdie; Solid Gold Cadillac; Bells are Ringing. AMS Mathematics Test pWinner 4. MARK KELLER SANDRA KELLER Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 3, 4; Se-Co 3, 4-; Pep Club 4; South Pacific; Bye Bye Birdie; Bells are Ringing; Intermural Volleyball; Bas- ketball; Baseball 3, 4; Inter-scholaslic Basketball 3, 4-; Baseball 3; Mixed Ensemble 4-. HAROLD KEMBRE GREGG KENNEDY Spanish Club 1; Thespians 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club 1; Hi-Y 3; Glee Club 3; All Thespian Conferences; 0:: Borrowed Time; Inherit the Wind; South Pacific; Pinnochio; Snow White; Solid Gold Cadillac; Miracle Worker; Bye Bye Birdie; Teahouse of the August Moon; Caligula; Bells are Ringing; Night of One Act Plays; Best Actor 3; Best Supporting Actor-Conference. JOANN KOTZBAUER Pep Club 1, 2; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3; South Pacific; Chorus 1. J ANET LASITA BARBARA LINDSLEY Honor Society 3, 4; Art Service 2, 3; Secretary 1; German Club 1; 1:15 Aca- demic 4. DAVE McHUGH German Club 1, 2, 3; Science Club 1; Tllespian 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Co- Captain 4; Enquirer All City and County Team 3; MVIL All Star Team 3; MVIL Honorable Mention 4; Thespian Conference 1; Inherit the Wind; Bye Bye Birdie; South Pacific; Bells are Ringing. MARVA MACON Y4Teons 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1; GAA 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; South Pacific; Bells Are Ringing. WILLIAM MAHAFFEY Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; Science Club 1; Hi-Y 1; Thespian Conference 1; inherit rile Wind; Honor R011 2. MICHAEL MANZI Spanish Club 1; Chorus 1; South Pacffic; Honor R0112. MADELYNN MARTIN Y-Tcens l, 2, 3, 4; Science Club 1; Pep Club 1, 2; Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3; Secretary 1; Clmrus 1, 2; Office Worker 1, 2, 3, 4-. PAMELA MARTINA Y-Tevns 2, 3, 4; Publicity Chairman 4-; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4-; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Ilium Staff 2, 3, 4; GAA 3, 4; Volleyball; South Pacific; Bye Bye Birdie,- Bells An: Ringing; Hi-Y Tecns Pram Qumn Candidate 4, EDWARD LLOYD Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice President 3; Glee Club 3, 4; Mixed Ensemble; Hi-Y 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 4; Manager 3; Thes- pian Conference 3,- South Pacilic; Inherit the Wind; Bells Are Ringing; Junior Senior Prom King Candidate; King 3; Basketball Coronation King Candidate 1. MARILYN LYNCH MYRA MCCHRISTIAN GAA 2; South Pacific; Bells Are Ringing; Chorus 1, 3. BARBARA McCRACKEN German Club 1, 2, 3; Secretary 3; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Se-Co 3, 4; Leadership Training Conference 3; Office Worker 3, 4; Usherette 2; HAMCO Youth Council 1, 2. PAMELA MASON Y-chns 1, 2, 3, 4; German Club 2, 3, 4; Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Thespians 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Future Teachers 2, 3; GAA 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 2, 3; Baskcibull 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3; Thespian Conference 1; Dra; malic Conference 1; 0n Borrowed Time; Inherit the Wind; South Pacific; Bye Bye Birdie; Teafzouse oi the August Moon; Talent Assembly 1, 3. 1V1A RY MATTHEWS CAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 4; Inter Scholastic V011eyha11 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Hockey 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 3, 4; Ilium Staff 3, 4; Future Teachers 3; Spanish Club 1, 2; Thespians 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2. 3, 4; Trojan Staff 1, 2; Junior Class Inter Club; Oak Hills Hockey Clinic 4; Leadership CnnR-rvnce 3; South Pacifiv; Bye Bye Birdie; Solid Gold Cad- illac; Archbcarcr 2, 3; Talent Assembly 3. ROGER MAXWELL Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; Treasurer 3; Inter-Club 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Co- Cuptuin 4; Truck 1, 2, 3, 4-; Cross Country 2; MVIL Basketball Honorable Mention 3; Basketball King Candidate 3; Basketball King 4. NANCY MEIER Trojancncs I, 2, 3, 4; Co ,Cuptzlin 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4-; Thespians 1, 2, 3, 4; Y-Tocns 1, 2; Thespian Conference 1; Inherit the Wind. Band Queen Candi- date 4. JIM MEYER CAROL MORIARITY Pep Club 2, 3, 4; CAA 2, 4. LINDA MUELLER Pep Club 1, 3; CAA 3; Y-Teens 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 3, 4; South Pacific. RONALD MYERS Glee Club 3, 4; Spanish Club 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 2, 3, 4-; Dance Band 2, 3, 4-; Trombone Quartet Competition 2, 3, 4; Bye Bye Birdie; Bells are Ringing. Band King Candidate 4. JANIS NEIDENBACH Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; German Club 1, 2; Health Careers 4; Se-Co 1; GAA 2, 3, 4; Intermural hockey; Basketball; Volleyball; Baseball; Interscholastic Hoc- key; GAA Clinic 4; Heallh Careers Day, Jewish Hospital 4; Bye Bye Birdie; Bells are Ringing; Sound of Music; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Red Cross Representa- tive 4; Pep Club Model 4; Girls Ensemble 4. DONNA NIELSEN Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 3; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Trojanenes 2, 3, 4; Captain 4,- Archbearer 3; South Pacific; Bye Bye Birdie; Bells are Ringing; Coro- nation Queen Candidate 2; Junior Senior Prom Queen Candidate 3. 42 -aemh-.-u- .22.. ... 2.- . . Open wide! JAMES OBERHELMAN JANIS OTT Pep Club 1, 2; Y-Tcuns 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1; South Pacific. DONNA OTTO Hmllh Carm'rs 2, 3, 1L; Seul'mury 3; Vice President 4-; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; CAA 1, 2. 3. .L: H-Trms 1, 2, 3. 4: Trojan Staff 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 1; Chorus 1. LYNNE PAUL Pup Club 1. 2: Spanish Club 2: Iiium Stuff 2. JERRY PETER Band 1, 2, 3, .L; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, AL; Dunvc Band 1, 2, 3, 4; OMEA Solo Conwsl 3. -L: Ohio Boys Band 4-: Cvl'mun Club 1, 2; Thespiuns 2, 3, 4-; Glee Club 2; lmskvllmll l. 2; Truck 1, National Thespiun Conference 1; Oak Hills Cunfvrcncu 3; All High School Prmluvlinns. JANIS PETERS Ccrmun Club 1, 2. 3: Y-Tt-cns 2, 3, ,1; CAA 2, 3. 11; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Chorus 4-; Fuinre Tmclwrs 3; Trojan Stuff 2; Ilium Slzlff 3, 4-; Thespians 4; Girls Ensemble 4-: Humor Roll 4; Band 1, 2, 3, .1; Squad Leader 2, 3, 4; Vice Presi den! 4; Suln Contest 2, 3, ,1: OMEA District 4; Hi-Y-chns Prom Queen Candidate 4; Soum Pnrijic; Bells are Ringing; Bye Bye Birdie,- Teahouse of Me :lugust .Hunn: Sound uf Music: Bdllll Queen 4. 43 TERRY PITCHER Glee Club 8, 4; Mixed Ensemb1e 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2; Basket- ball 2; Track 1, 2; Inherit the Wind; Bells are Ringing; South Pacific. GLORIA PRET T YMAN Sycamore High School 1, 2; GAA 3; Thespians 4; Chorus 3; Thespian Con- ference 3; Oak Hill and Princeton Conference 3; Office Worker 4-; Teahome of the August Moon, Caligula, George Washingu'on; Doctor in Spite of Him- self. DAVID PREWITT MIKE QUINN Madison High School 1; Withmw 2; Student Council 4; Baseball 3; Foot- ball 4. LINDA RAINEY Junior Red Cross 1, 4-; President 1; GAA 1, 3, 4; Inter-Club 4; Interscholastic Hockey and Volleyball; Bowling 3; Intermural Baseball; Volleyball; Basket- ball; Soccer; Pep Club 1, 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 4; Trajan Staff 4; Ilium Staff 4; Leadership Conference 4; Snow White; Solid Gold Cadillac; Miracle Worker; George Washinglon; Bye Bye Birdie; Usherette 2; Archbearer 3; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4, J EAN RATCLIFF Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Inter-Club 3; Heahh Careers 3, 4; Secretary-Treasurer 4-; Future Teachers 2, 3, 4; German Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Youth Council Representative 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Government Seminar 4. DAN REARDEN RICHARD RELYEA Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3. JOHN RIEHLE Manager Basketball 1, 2; Track 1; Football 1; Baseball 1. LINDA RUMKE Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Thespians 4; GAA 3; Chorus. 3,: 4-; Thespians Conference 3; South Pacific; Bye Bye Birdie; Bells are ngmg; George Washington; Sound of Music. V JOHN RUTER Hi-Y 4; Red Cross 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Hi-Y Teens Prom King Candidate; Hi-Y Teens Prom King 4. J ANET SAMAD Ilium Staff 1, 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 3, 4; Future Teachers 1, 2, 3, 4; IntenCIub 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3; Leadership Conference 3, 4; Chorus 1, 3, 4; Girls Ensemble 4; Ushereue 2; Archhearer 3; South Pacific; Sound of Music; Bells are Ringing; Junior Senior Prom Queen Can- didate 3; Hi-Y-Teens Prom Queen Candidate 4; Coronation Queen Candidate 4-. LARRY SCHELLENGER Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Secretary 3; President 4; Science Club 3; Camera Club 3; Spanish Club 1, 2; Football Manager 4; Track 2; Hi-Y Conference 4; Model Legislative Assembly 4; Youth in Government Caucus 4; Pre-Legislative A5- sembly 4; Tri Hi-Y City Council 4; Honor Roll 4; Office Helper 2, 3, 4; Science Fair 1; Hi-Y Teens Prom King Candidate 4. JERRY SCHNEIDER KAREN SCHNIER Health Careers 3, 4; President 4; Future Teachers 2, 4; German Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Red Cross 2; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Hamilton County Youth Council Representative 2, 3, 4, CAROL SCHREPPER KEN SCHWARZ German Club 1, 2; Glee Club 3; Track 1; Football 3, 4; Student Council Representative 3; Band 1, 2, 3; Pep Band 1, 2, 3; Dance Band 1, 2, 3. MARY SHEPPARD BETH SHEWARD Y-Tcens l, 2, 3, 4; YWCA Representative 2; German Club 1, 2; Secretary 2; Pep Club 1, 2; GAA 1; Ilium 3, 4; Honor Society 4; Leadership Conference 2; Honor Roll 1, 2, 4; Office Assistant 3, 4; Night of one act plays, George Wash- ington; Slalag 17. FRANK SIMONS Thespians 1, 2, 3, 4; German Club 1, 2; Art Service 1, 2; Glee Club 2, 3; Track 1; Thespian Conference 1; Oak Hills 1, 2, 3; Columbus 4; 0n Borrowed Time, Inherit the Wind,- Caligula; Solid Gold Cadillac; Bye Bye Birdie; South Pncijr'c; George Washinglon; Bells are Ringing; Pinocchio; Snow White; Teahouse of the August Moon; Night of One Act Plays; Miracle Worker; HCTC Best Actor for Caligula. 45 46 5:515:21, Barb Becker measures Bah Cappel for cap and gown, CYNTHIA SLYE Spanish Club 1; Health Careers 2; 3; Future Teachers 2, 4; Y-Teens 4-; Pep Club 4; Thespians 3, 4-; Junior Red Cross 3, 4; Library Assislunt 2, 3; Arch- hearer 3. DON SMITH Spanish Club 1, 2; President 2; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Mixed En- semble 3, 4-; Hi-Y 1; Science Clul: 1; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Basket- ball Manager 2, 3, 4; Golf 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1; Leadership Conference 2, 3; South Pacific; Bye Bye Birdie; Bells are Ringing; Inherit the Wind. RONALD SMITH Hi-Y 4; Camera Club 2; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball Manager 3. 4; Teuhouse 0f the August Moon; Hi-Y-Teens Prom King Candidale 4. VIRGINIA STANSELL Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4-; Trojuneucs 2, 3, 4-; Fashion Show I, 4; Usllcrctle 2; Archbearer 3. KAREN STOCKMEIER Trojaneues 2, 3, 4; Red Cross 1, 3; Talent Assembly 1; 5011111 Pacific. BRUCE STOEHR Thespians 1, 2, 3; Football 1; Basketball 1; Track 1, 2; Thespian Conference 1, 2, 3; 0n Borrowed Time; Inherit the Wind; Soulh Pacific; Snow White; Bye Bye Birdie; Bells are Ringing; Teahousc a! the August Moon. LOIS THEDERS Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; German Club 1, 2, 3; InlepCluh 3; CAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 3; Interscholastic Hockey 4-; Intermural Baseball; Basketball; Volley- ball; Heullh Careers 4-; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Ensemble 4-; Leadership Con- ference 3; Scull: Pacific; Bye Bye Birdie; Cincinnati Safely Council Repre- sentalivc 4; GAA Basketball Clinic 2. LOUISE THEDERS Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; CAA l, 2, 3, 4; Imer-Cluh 3; Sccrclary 4; Spanish Club 1, 2; Health Carecrs 3, 4; Leadership Conference 3, 4; South Pacific; Bells are Ringing; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4-; Ensemble 4; Interscholastic Volleyball; Hockey; Baseball; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4-; Arcllbcurcr 3. BOB THIESS LINDA THOMAS GAA l, 2, 3, 4; Intermurul baselmfl 3; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Hockey; Basket- ball; Baseball 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2; Sozuh Pacilic; Bells are Ringing; Sound of Music; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Ensemble 2, 4; Talent As- sembly 1. 3. CHARLENE THOMPSON Spanish Club 2, 3; President 3; Thcspiuns 2, 3, 4; President 4; Future Teach- ers 2, 3; Pop Club 2, 3, 4; Ilium. Staff 4; Cheerleader 3; Wilmington Confcrcnw 3: Thespian Conference 2; Honor R011 3; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4-; Mfrqrfe Worker; Bye Bye Birdie; Tealmnse of Me August Moon; Bell's are Ringing; George Washington; Snow White. CURT THOMPSON DAWN TOBERGTA Student Council 2, 3, 4; Area Representative 3; Trojan Stuff 1, 2, 3, 4; Busi- 11er Manager 3; Editor 4; Hilltop Reporter 4; Junior Prom Magazine Report er; YvTvens 1, 2, 3, 4; Inler-Club 2; Secretary 4; German Club 1, 2, 3; Treasurer 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Hcallh Careers 2; GAA 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club 3; Junior Red Cross 1, 2; Quill and Scroll 4; Interscholastic Volleyball; Base- ball; Basketball; Aron Student Council Conference 3; Workshop 3; Journalism Conference 4-; Bye Bye Birdie; Hells are Ringing: Solid Gold Cadillac; Science Fair 1: Office Helper 1, 2. DENNIS TUCKER JACK UHLENBROCK German Club 1; Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Thespians 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Trark 1, 2; Cross Country 2; Thespian Conference 1; State Con- ference 2, 3; District Conference 2, 3; 0n Borrowed Time; Miracle Worker; Saudi Pacific; Solid Gold Cadillac; Inherit the Wind; Bye Bye Birdie; Tea- house of 111:: August Maon; Caligula; 88115 are Ringing; George Washington; Sound of Music. ROBERT VEST 47 DENNIS VOGEL Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary 4; Vice President 1; Pep Band 4; Thespians 4; German Club 1, 2; Studem Council 1; Basketball 1, 2; Teahause of the Angus! Moan; George Washington; Bye Bye Birdie; Bells are Ringing. Band King Candidate 4. JOHN WEICHOLD DAVID WEINGARTNER SUZI WELTY Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 1; Health Careers 1; Chorus 1, 3; Inter-Club 1; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Captain 2; Cheerleading Conference 4; South Pacific; Coronation Queen Candidate 1, 3; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4. PATRICIA WHITE Thespians 1, 2; Trojan Staff 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4-; Treasurer 2, 3; All Dramalic Conferences; All High School Dramatic Productions. SALLY WIBBEN Thespian Conference 1; Western Hills Conference 2; North College Hill Con- ference 2; Pinocchio; Snow White; Library Assistant 4. JOE WIELAND Band 1, 2, 3, 4-; Vice President 2; President 4; Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; All Ohio Boys Band 3; Thespians 1, 2, -3, 4; Baseball 2; Track 3, 4; Thespian Conference 1; District Ensemble and 5010 Competition 3, 4; Inherit the Wind; South Pacific; Bye Bye Birdie; Bells are Ringing; Sound of Music; Student Director 4; Junior Red Cross 4; Office Asgistum 4; Junior- Senior Prom King Candidate 3; Band King 4. STANLEY WILHELM WILLIAM WOODS KATHY WYMORE Future Teachers 2, 3, 4', Vice President 3; President 4; CAA 1, 2; Pop Club 3, 4-; Chorus 2, 4; Junior Red Cams 1; 5011an of Music. TERRY LEE YOUNG TERRY T. YOUNG JOE ZERGES Camera Club 2, 3, 4; Audio Visual Aid 3, 4. LOREN ZITT RAY NAGEL SANDY SPRECKLEMEIER GAIL TUMEY Senior Personalities i b . .7 Fwy. :3th r , MOST REPRESENTATIVE: Richard Weis and Ana Kasten BEST DANCERS: Barbara Bergman and Bob Benson BEST DRESSED: Sue Haley and Eddie Lloyd 50 MOST VERSATILE: Don Smith and Donna Nielsen BEST PERSONALITY: Glenda Faust and John- ny Ruler CONTRIBUTED MOST T0 CLASS: Linda Raincy 21nd Bil! Malson MOST DEPENDABLE: Larry Schellcnger and Carolyn Addison BEST LOOKING: Donna Hopmarm and Ron Fahren- kamp MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Roger Maxwell and Kathy 52 Wymore a x: .- CLASS COMEDIANS: Sally Wibben and Joe Wieland MOST CAPABLE LEADERS: Sandy Baarendse and Ken Burkhart MOST SCHOLARLY: Don Delver and Barb Lindsley , Underclassmen 55 LEFT TO RIGHT: Tern White, Inter-Club; Lynn Vlmder Ahe, Treasurer; Barb Hedgren, Secretary; Shirley Hilmes. Vice-President; President. 56 Cindy Shives, Juniors As Juniors there are many demands made of us. We accept the responsibility of the Coke Machine:7 the Sadie Hawkins Dance, and the biggest event Of the year, the Jr:Sr. Prom. We are rewarded for our efforts by receiving our class rings early in Febru- ary. Yes, being a Junior is a great honor, and we will never forget the long, hard struggle it took us to achieve this recognition. ROW 6: Clayton Klemann; Rick Klug; Sandra Koerner; Gary Krass. ROW 7: Gary Kresser; Ken Lachenman; Charles Lakamp; Tim Lanfersiek. ROW 8: Gary Leopold; Carolyn Lindsley; Robert Lister; Donna Luehrs. ROW 1: Arthella Albert; Jeanette Alexander; Kathy Arszman; William Aue; Betsy Baltuth; Peg Barker; Gary Beroset; Ralph Boegeman; Linda Bokelman; Carl Bollinger; Pat Booth; Linda BoyceV ROW 2: Kathy Burkhart; Glenn Burton; William Butler; Toni Campbell; Jim Carr; Ronald Chapman; John Chappell; Richard Cox; Steve Creech; SancIra Crutchfield; Lynn Cutter; Dennis Cunningham. ROW 3: Brenda Dixon; Joyce Doan; Dan Doherty; Ann Dorf- meyer; Warren Eakins; Donald Edelmann; Keith Endres; Jim Engelhardt; Lynn Erbs; Dennis Erdeljohn; Cindy Ernst; Nancy F alk. ROW ZL: Karen Fischer; Brenda Fitzgerald; Julie Garwood; Terry Gibson; Paula Click; David Gory; Debbie Haley; Elaine Hall; Jo Ann Hargis; Mark Harris; Jack Hauser; Maureen Hazelwood. ROW 5: Barb Hedgren; Dennis Heitz; Shirley Hilmes; Fred Hoffman; John Holzschuh; Jim Hood; Tim Hosmer; Michael Huber; Larry Hug; Dan Hughes; Linda Jenkins; John Kich- borth. 57 Mr. Lugsdun and John Hulm-Imh dismw Dr'nm'k Ell pr'nhlvmr! 58 ROW 1: Susanna Lukatz; Carol Milby; Tom Miller; Katie Mueller; Sharon Nelson; Terry Nagel; Donald Norwood; Mike Owen; Cathy Parker; Brenda Parks; Greg Patrick; Bill Peters. ROW 2: Jim Plummer; Charles Powell; John Powell; Linda Price; Kenny Rainey; Tom Riehle; Gordon Roe; Penni Rogers; Joan Rose; Richard Rumpler; David Samppala; Susan Sand. ROW 3: Tom Schaffer; Terry Scharnhorst; Bruce Schenk; Sherry Schickner; Kathleen Schnee; Dave Schon; Jim Shimer; John Shimer; Cindy Shives; Gary Smith; George Snyder; Gary Sollmann. ROW 4: Danny Stanley; Barbara Stapleton; Elaine Thomas; James Thompson; Barry Tumey; Beverly Ungerbuehler; Joyce Veigel; Richard Vollner; Lynn Vonder Ahe; Donna Wade; Deedra Wadl; Richard Wanamaker. ROW 5: Robert Weber; Linda Wehrle; James Wheeler; Terri White; Linda Whitehouse; Ernest Williams; Karen Williams; Donald Wymore; Terry Young; Sandra Yung. Campaign poaters contribute to the mood as Juniors study American History. 59 ROW 1: Barry Ahr; Diana Alderson; Lois Anderson; Beverly Atkins. ROW 2: Roslyn Atkinson; Jack Beck; Richard Bacovin; Cheryl Beckman. ROW 3: Jerry Beshears; Kay Bonn; Alice Boyd; Tom Bradley. ROW 1: Ken Breitholle; Karen Brockman; James Burr; Brenda Burton; Michael Butler; Mike Cannon; John Canty; Susan Clemens; Bill Clements; Janie Cochran; John Crider; Ronnie Coffman. ROW 5: Cheryl Cutter; Dale Czarnecki; Ernie Dallam; Terry Daum; Rick Dawley; Dennis Day; Mick Dirr; John Dittly; Patti Doan; Art DuChemin; Clyde Fannin; Diane Farlow. ROW 6: Jim Garrard; Linda Farlow; Peggy Fasold; Merlee Fassino; Edward Faulkner; Sue Federhush; Robert Feth; Dan- ny Fitterer; Eva Fitzgerald; Jeff Frey; Stephen Frey; Carol Jane Frisby. ROW 7: Vic Gallant; Gloria Gaunce; Ed Cessner; Ed Greaves; Penny Greene; Jerry Greenwood; Eddie Gregory; Elmer Ham- ilton; Richard Hebenstreit; Charles Heemann; Nancy Helliu grath; Pat Henry. ROW 8: Pat Henson; Jo Ellen Hinshaw; Judy Hismm; Carolyn Hoffmann; Ben House; Jenny Ingram; Ken Irey; Tom Jensen; Henry Johnson; John Johnson; Ron Johnson; Dina Jones. 60 Sophomores We5 as Sophomores, have made achievements to remember during the 1064-65 school year. The most outstanding was our first prize Homecoming float, HWooden Shoe Like to Winaj, won through our hard and diligent work. We held a paper drive in late fall that proved to be highly successful, giving us one of lhe qatlest treasuriei, to use for our forthcoming Junior year. Already, we are making future plans concerning the prom and rings. Bonnie Urban, Vice President; Lyndcllc Murphy, Treasurer; Mike dent; Connie Thiess, Secretary; Cheryl Beckman, Inter-Cluh. Smith, Presi- ROW 41-: Pam McAlister; Doug McDaniel; Mike Mahaney; Diane Manthey; Christine Martin; Barbara Matthews; John Matthews; John Meinken; Craig Meyer; Larry Mitchell; Robert Moody; Lyndelle Murphy. ROW 5: Mary Kay Murrison; Richard Myers; Phil Nagel; Kathy Neidenbach; Linda Nielsen; Mike Noschang; Tom Os- born; Sam Piper; Fred Poock; Terri Relly; David Riehle; Den- nis Rogers. ROW 6: John Rose; Carl Ruehlman; Buraine Ruff; Gayle Ruff; Ted Salt; Bob Samad; Joe Schaefer; Bonnie Schenk; Robert Schenkel; Debby Schneider; Paul Schnetzer; Barbara Schon. ROW 7: Sandy Spieser; Phillip Statham; Gary Stegman; Ruth Stewart; Bob Stolzenberger; Karen Swisher; Audrey Taylor; Connie Thiess; Linda Thinnes; Pat Thomas; Elaine Thompson; Dave Tibbetls. ROW 8: Vicky Schulze; Richard Scott; David Ship; Bill Schroth; Cary Slhoopman; Kenny Smith; Merritt Smith; Mike Smith; Barbara Smithson; Shirley Snyder; Marcus Solomon; Larry Sparks. 62 ROW 1: Don Kaslen; Brenda Kearns; Don Keller; Sharon Keller. ROW 2: Adell Kern; Diane Kidd; Gary Kramig; David Krea- melmeyer. ROW 3: Joe Kuhns; Gloria Kunslman; Linda Langmeier; John Love. IAHH-hllnw in HIV rul'vlrriu. b3 ROW 1: Jacquelyne Towns; Bonnie Urban; Jack Verdin; Linda Vogel. ROW 2: Phyllis Walters; Cheryl Ward; Barb Waterfield; Carol Weicholdl ROW 3: Elmer Weingartner; Larry Westerfeld; Ron Westrich; Ann Wickliffe. ROW 4: Mike Wilhelm; Janet Wilkens; Ed Wimmer; Greg Wolf. ROW 5: Peggy Woodall; Rita Woodall; Virginia Zerges. Herek pie in your eye? F reshmen At last we enter high school life! We find the work strange and harder, but with the work we enjoy many new and exciting privileges. Now many clubs open their doors to us, and we anxiously join them putting sparkle and tun along the hard road that leads to graduation. We have enjoyed seeing our freshman sports teams pile up victories and seeing them prepare for varsity and reserve teams in the years to come. We will remember our freshnmn year as a year when we have begun to leave the footsteps of childhood, and enter the world of adults. LEFT TO RIGHT: Robyn Cappel, Intcr-Club; Sue Lockwood, Vice- Presidenl; Mike Lanfcrsiek, President; Carol Peters, Secretary; Connie Henson, Treasurer. ROW 1: Kennith Anderson; Linda Anzel; Thelma Atkins; Karen Atkinson. ROW 2: Gary Bailey; Jim Bayer; Diana Benson; Fred Benzinger. ROW 3: Marilyn Bierman; Mary Bishop; Mike Boggess; Richard Boggess. ROW L1: Allen Bokelman; David Bokelman; Talmage Booth; Al Boyd. ROW 5: Anna Bradley; Greg Brankamp; Gloria Broomfield; Burke Brush. 65 Srhlml's uul! :0 6 ROW 1: Jay Brush; Debbie Bryant; Ruth Burroughs; Donald Butler. ROW 2: Gary Butler: Gilbert Butler; Ray Butler; Geraldine Cal- lup. ROW 3: Patti Cannon; Dave Capal; Robyn Cappel; Mike Car- rier. ROW 4-: Lucy Ceddia; John Chapman; Linda Chattos; Edward Clark; Terry Clements; Brenda Coffman; Nanette Colonel; Nel- son Courtney; Warren Cox; Mark Czarnecki; Bill Dempster; Pat Dillon. ROW 5: Don Doxsey; Pat Droppelman; Gay Dyer; Tisha Eckerle; John Faulkner; Donna Feldman; Randy Fisher; Tadd Franke; Gary Franklin; Eddie Frey; Jenny Frey; Brad Fron- dorf. ROW 6: Gary Gausmann'; Charles Gilbert; Donald Haase; Terry Helms; Sandy Henke; Sandy Henley; Connie Henson; David Hey; Jenny House; Jerry Hughes; JoAnn Humphreys; Nancy Hunter. ROW 7: Julie Huttenmiller; Joanna Hyde; Vincent Jackson; Gerry Jauch; Patti Jenkins; Robert Jones; Debbie Kahle; Carol Kane; Don Kiehborth; Mike Kihm; Dan King; Steve Klaus; ROW 8: Jimmy Kohl; Sharon Krass; Ron Kuhlman; Roger Lambert; Mike Lanfersiek; Margie Liebisch: Sue Lockwood; Diane Losacker; Jeannette Lotz: Sharon MCCaffery; Don Mc- Glothlin; Kathy Mahaffey. 67 A Fm- driH brcuks Ilu- mulim 0f vlassvs. 68 ROW 1: Heddy Malof; Chris Marshall; Mike Marshall; Tom Matthews ROW 2: Gary Matthews; Wayne Maxwell; Ken Meier; Linda Meyers, ROW 3: Jackie Mueller; Don Myers; Diane Naegele; Dennis Newbold. ROW 11-: Paul Newell; Greg Norman; Linda Nortman; Virgil Parks; Richard Paul; Carol Peters; Linda Petty; Bruce Pieper; George Raiser; Carolyn Rawls; Mary Lou Reardon; Michael Reardon. ROW 5: Debby Relyea; Pat Reisiger; Sharon Reisiger; Marvin Rhodes; Jean Riley; Paul Rogers; David Rumke; Ron Rump ler; David Sarver; Richard Schmadel; Dennis Schroth; Dianne Sess. ROW 6: Ronald Simmons; George Smedley; Carl Smith; Da- rina Smith; Jerome Smith; Randy Smith; Robert Smith; Melody Snyder; John Specht; Jenny Stanley; Robert Stock- meier; Bob Stoinoff. ROW 7: Ken Suer; Charlotte Sutton; Harold Sutton; Sherry Syders; Greg Taylor; Mike Thinnes; Owens Thomas; Stan Thompson; Leonard Tricase; Diana Tumey; Donna Ungerbueh- ler; Etta Wambsgans. ROW 8: Judy Ward; Janet Wehrle; Kim Wilcox; Barbara Wilhelm; Marilyn Wilkens; Theodore Williams; Dorothy WoocL all; Fred VVymore; Denise Zeiser; Rick Zix. 69 ROW 1: Gerry Addison; Russ Adkins; Thyra Albert; Dennis Amlung; Mark Angelo; Gary Atkinson; Gregory Atkinson; David Baarendse; Sue Bailey; Owen Baltuth; Sally Benson; Linda Benzinger. ROW 2: Barbara Best; Matthew Bishop; Allen Blankenship; Sandy Blankenship; Johnny Boyd; Nancy Brockman; John- nelta Brownfield; Ruth Ann Brunner; Toni Burch; Charles Burroughs; James Burton; Jim Burweli. . ROW 3: Evie Bush; Deborah Butler; Gregory Butler; Theodore Gallup; Yvonne Canty; Diane Carr; Roger Carr; Deborah Cas- well; Mary Jane Chapman; Dave Chattos; Brenda Clark; Greg Clark. ROW IL: Virginia Clark; Harry Coleman; Larry Collins; Robert Collis; Mike Craig; Anthony Crutchfield; Portia Cutler; Nancy Dempster; Steve Dempster; Rick DeVore; Bev Dillon; John Du- Chemin. ROW 5: Paula Durham; Davicl Dziech; Michael Ellerbusch; Betty Etinger; Linda Lee Etinger; Walter Fasold; Kathleen Felton; Richard Flischel; Diane Foley; Martha Frantz; Betsy Frasure; Dave Freking. 70 ROW 6: Mike Frost; Steve Garrard; Denny Goedl; Richard Graham. ROW 7: Marsha Haggerly; Barbara Hall; Mark Hamersly; Sandy Hammons. ROW 8: Mike Hargis; David Harrell; Tim Hedgren; William Helligrath. Eighth Graders Our second year of junior high has been even more enjoyable llmn our first. The experiences have made us grow and malure in a way that we are prepared for our first year of high school. We have shared many happy and sad moments together and We will remember them always. Rick Maison, President; Evie Bush. Vice PresL dent. 71 ROW 1: Christopher Henize; Lynna Henke; Janet Henson; Carmela Himsel; Steven Hinshaw; Kristine Hoffman; Richard Hoffman; Bessye Hudson; Joanne Hug; Mike Humphreys; Jay Ingram; Buddy Irvin. ROW 2: Diane Kimbrough; Bobbie Ann Kuhlman; Robert Lell; Judy Love; Margie Luehrs; Genia McDaniel; Kevin McHugh; Bill Maier; Glynda Marsh; Rick Matson; Jeffrey Matthews; Ricky Meeks. ROW 3: Donna Milby; Geraldine Murray; Greg Nelson; Terry Newlove; Linda Newman; Steve Noffke; Janet Norwood; Dan- ny Norton; Juciy' Oberhelman; Michael Parrett; Bill Parsons; Roxanne Payne. ROW -'l-: Kendall Pickens; Steve Plummet; Jim Powell; George Prather; Linda Rampello; Linda Ratcliff; Tom Relly; Jim Rexmat; Bobby Robinson; Karen Rogers; Roy Rogers; Carolyn Ruff. ROW 5: Lynn Ryan; Gary Salyers; Jim Samppala; Rick Sa- browsky; Terry Scheibly; Dennis Schlensker; Linda Schmid; Jeanine Schwettman; Deb Sheets; Gayle Shepherd; Steve Shives; Donald Simmons. ROW 6: Charles Slater; Mike Slaughter; Marilyn Smith; Linda Snyder. ROW 7: Terry Stephens; Fred SteVens; Carolyn Tasset; Mitch- um Taylor. ROW 3: Marcia Theile; Vicki Thinnes; Larry Thomas; James Towns. Sining. standing. nailing - it's Iunvhlimv! 73 74 The stands a! a good football game. ROW 4: Wendy Young; Lee Zimmerman. EOhW 1: Dan Tumey; Sharon Tumey; Patty Vaughn; Jennifer 9 r. ROW 2: Bill Volkart; Lloyd Wadl; Eddie Weichold; Nancy Weingart. ROW 3: Peggy Weingartner; Carol Whitehouse; Keith Wil- liams; Jane Wilson. Seventh Graders This year is one we will not forget. New experiences, new sur- roundings, new subjects, and new friends have been most out- standing in our minds. We have begun to realize some of our important goals and activities we have to look forward to. Ronald Hannpolln, President; Steve N011, Vice- President. ROW 1: Greg Adams; Robert Adams; Chrysse Albert; Linda Anderson. ROW 2: Gary Bartlow; Paula Berger; Kathy Belz; Paula Bielski. ROW 3: Phillip Billingsley; Mary Binglmm; Elnora Bishop; Vin ginia Bishop. ROW 1-: Gail Blevins; David Bock; John Boggess; Helen B01- linger. ROW 5: Willie Boyd: Roger Brunner; Richard Burroughs; Charles Burton. Fl'imnls. nuisu. and l'mn! - i1 lhnl is nwmlml I'm' a gnml llIm-II limv. 76 ROW 6: Daniel Maier; Diana Mardis; Beverly Markland; Bon- ny Martin. ROW 7: Mark Maskulka; Robert Matthews; George Meyer; Tim Mitchell. ROW 8: Belinda Moore; Debbie Moschel; Gary Myers; Steve Noll. ROW 1: Charles Bush; Vicki Butler; Steve Caldwell; Craig Canty; Kim Casagrande; Ronald Chappell; Danny Chattos; Geraldine Clark; Danny Clinkscale; Leslie Corston; Karen Cox; Martha Dawley. ROW 2: Diane DeVore; Tom Dillon; Mike Doherty; Mike Doxsey; Thornton Eakins; Nancy Eckles; Dennis Ehrhardt; Bob Erbs; John Fanning Sue Frandoni; Tommy Franklin; Tim Frey. ROW 3: Barbara Friedrich; Howard Gambml; George Gaspar; Leslie Click; Thomas Graves; Mary Gregory; Brenda Hall; Sharon Hardy; Dave Hazelwood; Debbie Hedges; Donna Helms; Diane Houston. ROW 4-: Lowell Howell; Mark Jaeger; Shirley Jennings; Don Johnson; Floyd Johnson; Edward Jones; Jerry Jones; Stephen Jonea; Jennie Kane; Ed Kaucher; Randy Keegan; Glenn Kelsey. ROW 5: Cindy Kraemer; Cindy Kresser; Dennis Landmeier; Judy Lang; Sheila Layman; Donna Leddy; Jacqueline Liebisch; Mike Leopold; Amy Lincoln; Mike Long; Linda McCracken; Jerrold McDaniel. 77 Al lhv Sunk Hop yuu simply must rhr-rk ymr Slmwx shuns. shuns! slums. 78 Anyone for a pair of shoes? ROW 1: John Nortman; Richard Oberhage; Jenny Oberhelman; Wendell Parks; Linda Pemberton; Donna Petry; Janet Petty; Barrett Philpot; Trula Pickens; Michelle Quinn; Eddie Raiser; Ronnie Rampello. ROW 2: Marvin Rawls; Jeff Salt; Gregory Sandford; Steve Sarver; Brenda Schafer; Carol Schroth; James Seals; Peggy Jeanne Simons; Steve Sjodahl; Rhonda Jean Smith; Shirley Smith; Becky Sneed. ROW 3: Paul Stancheff; Preston Stapleton; John Staudt; Sandy Stevens; Linda Stimson; Gary Sutton; Kenny Thinnes; Heather Tohergta; Alan Towns; Joy Ann Turner; Gordon Uhlenbrock; Beverly Voigt. ROW 4: Bruce Wagers; Greg Walston; John Ward; Becky Watson; Jeanine Weis; Greg Weston; Dolores Wheeler; John Wickliffe; Edward Wiliiams; Wanna Williams; Richard Wind; Bobby Woodall. ROW 5: Darwin Yung. 79 80 .riILV IF I i-I ti ii I ll iii. ?4 ;, mg, . ii .34 A ctivities FIRST ROW: Dawn Tobergta; Debby Haley, Secretary; Cindy Shives, Vice-President; Ken Burkhart, Presi- dent: Arta Kasten; Treasurer; Kathy Wymore. SECOND ROW: Bruce Bradford; Tom Miller; Donna Luehrs; Biil Aue; Bill Maison. THIRD ROW: Bonnie Urban; Ken Irey; Roslyn Atkinson; Bob SloIzenbergv a; Mike Smith. FOURTH ROW: Mike Lanferseik; Tib Booth; Gloria Broomfield; Sue Lackwood; Fred ymore. Senior S tudent Council The Student Council is a very active organization around school. Due to a lack of funds, it could not sponsor a foreign exchange student this year, but it planned and executed various projects for fund raising purposes. A dance was hela for this purpose. It also sponsored a teacher appreciation day, the sportsmanship contest, and a leadership conference. The annual talent assembly is also sponsored by the Student Council. 82 FIRST ROW: Terri While; Cindy Shives; Linda Booth; Sue Haley. SECOND ROW: Teny Nagel; Sandy Yung; Cheryl Beckman; Julie Garwood. THIRD ROW: Linda Rainey; Sue Sand; Jane! Samad; Sandy Buarendse. Inter-Club Representatives are chosen from each class and club for the purpose of coordinating activities of Clubs. Issues are decided upon which affect all the clubs, and dates of dances and bake sales are checked in order to see that these do not conflict. A branch of the Sludent Council, meetings of Inter-Club are directed by the Vice-President of the Council, Cind3 Shines. 83 84 Jr. Student Council A branch of the Senior High Student Council, this organization is the representative group for the seventh and eighth grades. The Junior Student Council, under the di- rection of Miss Fulmer, operates in much the same manner as does the Senior Council and functions as a training greund for future leadership. Junior High Student Council sponsors several Junior High dances during the year, plans and builds the Junior High Homecoming float, handles junior high elections, sponsors the Most Progress Awards, and sends representatives to the Ohio Student Council Convention. FIRST ROW: Margie Luehrs, President; Rick Maison, Vice-President; Evie Bush, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Martha Franlz; Vicki Thinncs; Steve Noll; Martin Heineke; Ron Rampello. THIRD ROW: Debbie Sheets; Carolyn Tasset; Nancy Dempster; Darwin Young; Dick Graham. Kathy cashing; Karen Jediicka; Larry Schel- lenger; Julie Garwood; Melody Snyder; Glenda Fourst; Shirlee Hilmes; Beth Sheward; Sam Pip. er; Jo Ellen Hinshaw; Mrs. Kinkey; Linda Price; Shirley Snyder; Joe Wieland. Office Workers Under the direction of Mrs. Elizabeth Kinkey, office assistants serve anti represent the school. They are carefully screened as to attendance, scholarship, abilities, and general attitude. They perform many duties in the office such as typing, answering phone calls, running errands, filing, and other helpful activities. Craig Meyer; Pam Martina; Lois CIendening; Kathy Wymore; Barb Bergman; Jim Jauch; Diane Dillon. 85 '!? Mrs. Nagel; Gloria Pretlyman; Sue Lockwood; Madelyn Martin; Diane Manthey; Joan Kotzbauer; Mike Owen; Karen Burr; Terry Nagel. Guidance Assistants Guidance assistants work with Mrs. Nagel for the guidance directors. Their duties include collecting attendance slips, keeping attendance records, and typing. They, too, are carefully screened for work in these offices and consider their job as an honor. Karen Williams; Karen Sclmier; Jean Ratcliffe; Sue Sand; Burke Brush; Barbara McCracken; Barbara Becker; Ken Brielhulle. 86 X4 W F SEATED: Susan Brundige; Kim Wilcox; Carol Peters; Carolyn Addison; Ken Ircy. STANDING: Ann Wicliffe; Sandy Buurcndse; Sherry Sydcrs; Put Hey; Sally Wibben; Dale Czarnecki; Barb Clcndcning; Pat Henry; Bob Moody. The library assistants and audio-visual aids perform a real service for their school. The librarian, Miss Damaris Bales, supervises her helpers and helps them gain a better understanding of the purpose and function of the library. The AVAhs work under the direction of Mr. Dan Morris to help teachers when they wish to show a movie or need other equipment. We'appreciate their help. Audio- Visual Aids FIRST ROW: Don Myers; Larry Sparks; Thomas Mc- Keowen. SECOND ROW: Mr. Morris; John Matthews; Bob Smith; Paul Rogers; Jne Zerges, THIRD ROW: David Hey; Art Du Chemin; Greg Brankamp; Dave BDkqu man, 87 Pep Club FIRST ROW: Janis Peters; Gloria Gaunce; Karen Burr; Pam Mason; Janet Samad; Willa Atkinson; Linda-Rumke; Louise Theders; Debby Freking; Donna Nielsen; Pal Booth; Kathy Burkharl; Mary Clements. SECOND ROW: Sandy Baarendse; Barb Hcdgren; Shirlee Hilmes; Cindy Slye; Linda Rainey; Maureen Hazelwood; Bev Underbuehler; Linda Jenkins; Sue Sand; Donna Luehrs; Lynn Cutter; Sandy Yung; Cindy Shives; Betsy Balluth; Linda Langmeier. THIRD ROW: Debby Haley; Terri White; Ann Dorfmeyer; Karen Williams; Suzi Welly; Barb Bergman; Sandy Hamersly; Karen Jedlicka; Pam Martina; Barb Clandening; Sue Haley; Penny Greene; Carol Weichold; Linda Thinnes, FOURTH ROW: Julie Garwood; Debby Berger; Lois Thedcrs; Sandy Keller; Carol Moriarity; Barb Becker; Barb McCracken; Diane Ellerbusch; Katie Mueller; Diane Hargis; Cathy Cushing. FIFTH ROW: Linda Price; Lynn Vonder Ahe; Jean Ratcliff; Karen Schnier; Dawn Tohergla; Carolyn Addison; Glenda Fousl; Lois Clendening; Arta Kastcn; Adele Kern; Kathy Parker; Peggy Barker. SIXTH ROW: Donna Wade; Cindy Ernst; Kathy Wymore; Charlene Thompson; Donna. Hopmann; Nancy Meier; Ginny Stansell; Janis Neidenhach; Marilyn Lynch; Mary Matlhews, One of the most active and outstanding organizations at N.C.H., the purpose of Pep Club is to cheer N.C.H. teams to victory. Pep Club decorates the goal posts, puts up posters, and sponsors organized cheering sections at games. Each year, Homecoming and Coronation are sponsored by the club. Pep Club supports the team in other ways, such as helping to buy cheerleaders uniforms. 88 FIRST ROW: Carolyn Ruff; Evie Bush; Peggy Wcingarmcr; Jane Wilson; Peggy Simona; Barbara Friedrich; Linda Stinson; Debbie Sheets; Nancy Dumpster; Debby Snyder; Cheryl Beckmun. SECOND ROW: Janet Petty; Beverly Voight; Margie Luehrs; Marsha Haggerty; Carmella Himsul; va Dillon; Carolyn Tussvt; Kitty Belts; Cheryl Ward; Linda Nielsen; Vicki Schultze. THIRD ROW: Patty Dropclman; Melody Snyder; Julie Hullcnmillcr; Debbie Bryant; Elm Wumbsgums; Sherry Syders; Joanne Humphreys; Diane Manlhey; Karen Brockman; Janet Wilkins. FOURTH ROW: Kim Wilcox; Judy Ward; Kathy Mahaffey; Carol Peters; Patti Jenkins; Sue Lockwood; Gloria Brownfield; Karen Atkinson; Rrrndu Coffnum; Peggy Fusnltl; Gale Blevins FIFTH ROW: Jean Riley; Diane Besnon; Joanne Hyde; Pat Dillon; Jackie Mueller; Sharon Mc- Cuffery; Brenda Kcarns; Bonnie Sclmnk; Mary Kay Murrison; Eva Fitzgerald; Linda Farlow. SIXTH ROW: Karen Swisher; Connie Thiess; Bonnic Urban; Sandy Spicscr; Gayle Ruff; Kathy Neidenlmch; Shawn Keller; Barbara Schon; Phyllis Walters; Cindy Krcsser. SEVENTH ROW: Lyndcllu Murphy; .To Ellvn Hinshuw; Elaine Thompson; Susan cherhush; Linda Langmeier. 89 9O FIRST HOW: Jane Cochran; Mary Matthews, Treasurer; Linda Rainey, Inter-Club; Debby Berger, President; Louise Theders, Secretary; Betsy Baltuth, Vice-President. SECOND ROW: Sandy Crutchfield; Shirlee Hilmes; Janis Peters; Pam Marlina; Glenda Faust; Barb Bergman; Willa Atkinson; Julie Garwood; Barb Hedgrenh THIRD ROW: Pam Mason; Linda Thomas; Donna Otto; Di Dillon; Katie Mueller; Linda Bockelman; Paula Glick; Snzann Lukalz; Donna Wade. FOURTH ROW: Janis Neidenbach; Marilyn Lynch; Lois Thcders; Sandy Keller; Carol Moriarily; Sandy Hamersly; Susan Haley; Linda Booth. The purpose of the Girls7 Athletic Association is to promote good sportsmanship among high school girls. Under the direction of Mrs. Hawley and President Debby Berger, G.A.A. plays sports not only intramurally hut interscholastically. Through par- ticipation in the various activities of the club, members obtain points which go toward letters and keys. mguu FIRST ROW: Christine Martin; Donna Fcldman; Patti Jenkins; Carol Peters; Sue Lockwood; Kim Wilcox; Denise Zeiser; Jeanette Lotz; Karen Swisher; Linda Furluw. SECOND ROW: Pat Henry; Ann Wicliffe; Linda Vogel; Carol Frisby; Carolyn Hoffman; Joanne Humphreys; Karen Atkinson; Barb Wilhelm; Donna Ungerhuehler. THIRD ROW: Christine Marshall; Sherry Syders; Gloria Brownfield; Eva Fitzgerald; Anna Bradley; Bonnie Urban; Sandy Spicser; Connie Thicss; Linda Petty; Charlotte Sutton. Before the WSAI hGoad Cuff game, the GAJL teams competed against each other. FIRST ROW: Phyllis Walters; Karen Atkinson; Judy Hissom; Carolyn Addison; Linda Thinnes; Diane Manthey; Bonnie Schenk; Sharon Keller; Brenda Kearns; Betsy Balluth; Gloria Caunce; Sandy Baarendse, Editor. SECOND ROW: Joann Humphrey; Shen'y Syders; Sue Haley; Barb Bergman; Shirley Hilmes; Barbara Hedgren; Connie Theiss; Patti Jenkins; Carol Peters; Kim Wilcox; Carol Weichold; Janis Peters. THIRD ROW: Roslyn Atkinson; JoEllen Hinshaw; Sharon McCaffery; Jackie Mueller; Penny Greene; Mary Kay Murrison; Cheryl Beck- man; Gayle Ruff; Lois'Clendening; Pam Martina; Barb Clendening; Janet Samadl FOURTH ROW: Charlene Thompson; Linda Rainey; Linda Langmeicr; Marlee Fussino; Julie Huttenmillor; Mary Matthews; Gloria Kunstman; Terry Nagel; Karen Burr; Beth Sheward; Willa Atkinson. I lium Staff Without the hard work of members of Ilium Staff, this memento of the 1964-65 school year would not be available to you as a record of your high school days and a reminder of all the years spent at N.C.H. Members worked hard throughout the year battling downpours while sellingr cokes at football games, selling ads, creating layouts, and striving to meet deadlines. The members of Ilium Staff hope you enjoy your Ilium which they created just for you. 92 Ilium workers join Sandy Baarendse and Barb Clen- dening work to meet 21 deadline. forces to MiSS Bales and helpers count money received from the candy machines. complete yearbook. 3 F r ii . 5 n F' 1 5 Miss Bales is willing to give up 21 Sat. urduy morning to work on the annual. e- x0 56 . x35 1 x9 I '9 goi' .- XV ii . 50K l w :5; . -. X9 n Cw qv, Sponsor and editor heave a sigh of relief as the final copy goes to press. 93 Troj an Chatter Staff FIRST ROW: Vicki Butler; Donna Hopmann; Brenda Kearns; Mary Kay Murrison; Terry Nagel; Julie Huttenmillcr. SECOND ROW: Arm Kastcn; Nancy Weingarlncr; Hemhcr Tohcrgla; Martha Dawley; Becky Watson; Gloria Gauncc; Sue Brundigc; Linda Booth; Carolyn Addih son; Penny Greene; Linda Thinncs; Connie Thicss; Linda Schmidt. THIRD ROW: Ken Burkhurl; Linda Raincy; Barb Clendening; Chris Marlin; Karen Burr; Lois Clcndcning; Clanda Foust; Sandy Hammersly; Sue Haley; Barb Bergman; Diane Ellerbusch; Dawn Tobcrgta; Barb Lindlsey; Karen chlicku. E. T: h 3 Sue Brundige, Business Manager; Diane Ellerbusch, Feature Editor; Mr. Jack Stevens, Sponsor; Dawn Tohergta, Editor-in-chief; Carolyn Addison, Circulation Manager; Ken Burkhart, Sports Editor; Arta Kaslen, Ad- vertisingh 94 The Trojan Chatter Staff, sponsored by Mr. Stevens, works closely with the j ournalism department Members do reporting, writing, copy reading, proofreading, fi- nancing, and makeup of nine issues of the Trojan Chat- ter during the school year. This school newswpape: is greatly enjoyed by the students, but the process by which it is produced is helpful in teaching members the various aspects of journalism which may one day be their career. Other duties of staff members include handling news releases for local papers, and managing publicity for the spring musicalh The TROJAN CHATTE Thal' Was The Season Tha+ Was Roger Maxwell codcaptain and leading scorer of the Trojans, few bright spots -asor1 in the - itling doublel ry game, Max sistent scorer Near Victory Ai Tournameni' The Trojans nearly got their first loumament in many a year on Friday, Fehruary 26 at Fair- 1 le As We See It Student Council presents to each student at the begin ning of the school year a handbook of dofs and don'ts. Uncle the classification of iiSchool Activities and. Organization there IS a section pertaining to holding club an class offices This section state . dencies. No. one s. Iand To Present Pep Concert The NCH Instrumental Depart- ment will present its annual Pop Cancert on Sunday, February 28 at 3 p m. in the high school gym. The program will feature con- ' cerf :mrl dnnf'n band music Jr.-Hi Places Second In MVIL high school gym 1 be preceded by WHO'S WHO ' T Quill and Scroll The North College Hill Chapter of the Na- tional Quill 11nd Scroll was reopened again this year. People who gained a required number of points by working 011 the Trojan Chatter were admitted to this organization. We hope lhat the future will find more 111611111615 in this organiza- lion. .111M-r'JF-mz'b'b h ' A 5 '1 1' ' PICTURED: Kcn Burkharll htr. a n l l Carolyn Addison; Dawn Tobergta; Sue Brundige; Diane Ellerbusch. iNOT 95 r 96 FIRST ROW: Ruth Devereaux, Service: Sue Sand, School Inter-Cluh; Karen Williams, Program; Roslyn Atkinson, Representative to YWCA; Lyndelle Murphy, Representative to YWCA; Diane Manthey, Sewice; Carolyn Addison, Vice-President; Dawn Tobergta, Secretary; Lois Clcndcn- ing, Treasurer; Pam Niurlina, Publicity; Khu'n Burr, President. SECOND ROW: Cynthia Slye; Joanne Hargis; Susan Lukatz; Linda Jenkins; Ann Dnrfmeyer; Kathy Burkhart; Lynn Cutter; Sandy Yung; Maureen Hazclwood; Bev Ungerbuehter; Linda Whitehouse, Linda Rainey. THIRD ROW: Willa Atkinson; Di Dillon; Sue Welly; Sandy Hamersly; Barb Bergman; Karen Jedlika; Donna Otto; Debby Berger; Sandy Keller; Pam Mason; Barb Clcndcning; Suc- Haley. FOURTH ROW: Madelyn Martin; Joanne Kotzbauer; Janis Ott; Linda Mueller; Diane Hai'gis; Linda Booth; Kathy Cushing; Janis Peters; Beth Sheward; Sandy Baarendse; Glenda Faust. FIFTH ROW: Marva Macon; Elaine Thomas; Sandy lechfieid; Arm Kastcn; Janet Samad; Linda Rumke;MaryMatthews. Y-Teens, a branch of the Young Womenjs Christian Association, is devoted to promoting fellowship between members of all races and religions. The club is divided into squads such as Service, Worship, Prom and Potato Chip, Pubiicily, and Program. Each fall an induction Ceremony is held for new members. At Christmastime, Y- Teens join forces with Hi-Y to give the Hi-Y-Teens Prom. This year Mr. Banks played a very important role in the planning and decorations for this annual event. As a money making project the Y-Teens sell potato chips. FIRST ROW: Brenda Coffman; Diane Naegele; Schcnk; Sharon Keller; Karen Brockmun; Carol Frisby; ROW: Chcryl Cutler; Bev Atkins; Bnranne Ruff; ler; Sharon McCaffrey; Pat Dillon; Debbie Kahle. Marilyn Wilkins; Chris Martin; Judy Hissom; Connie Thiess; Adele Kern; Karen Atkinson; Burl; Schon; Phyllis Walters; Cheryl Ward; Janet Wilkins; Vicki Schultz. SECOND ROW: Jenny Ingram; Gloria Kunstman; Jo Ellen Hin- shuw; Ann Wcliffe; Barbara Smithson; Linda Vugel; Sandy Henley; Bonnie Urban; Sandy Spieser; Etta Wambsgams; Jenny Frey; Barb Wilhelm; Donna Ungerhueler; Linda Petty. THIRD ROW: Eva Fitzgerald; Gloria Gaunce; Mary Kay Murrison; Brenda Kearns; Bonnie Peggy Fasold; Linda Thinnes; Pat Henry; Jeannete Lotz; Carol Kane. FOURTH Alice Boyd; Patti Cannon; Sherry Syders; Debbie Relyea; Jo Ann Humphreys; Jackie Muel- Hi-Y and YJTEEHS juin fumes to make ihe Chrislmas Prom 21 success. 97 FIRST ROW: Larry Schellenger, President; Rick Dawley, Vice-Presidem; John Matthews, Treasurer; Dennis Heitz, John Ruler, Ernie Dailam. SECOND ROW: Jim Shimer; Barry Tumey; John Shimer; Bruce Stuehr; John Jones; Don Norwood; Don Smith; John Hoizschuh; Bob Thiess; Ron Smith. THIRD ROW: Jeff Frey; Dale Czarnecki; John Johnson; Jim Burr; Joe Kuhns; Bob Stollzenburger; Tom Jensen; Elmer Weingart- ner; Jerry Greenwood; Craig Meyer; Ed Creaves. FOURTH ROW: Allen Bockelman; Bob Smith; Terry Clements; David Bockelman; Dennis Schroth; Mike Thinnes, Mike Lanfersiek, Mike Noschang; Carl Ruehlman; Dan Fittereri FIFTH ROW: Greg Brankamp; Don Doxey; Paul Rogers; Dan Meyers; Mark Czarnecki; Tum Matthews, Members of Hi-Y are part of the worldwide fellowship of the Young:r Meifs Christian Association with their basic aim W0 create, maintain, and extend through- out the home: school, and community high standards of Christian character? The club carries on service projects each year to help achieve this goal. At Christmas each year the Hi-Y joins with the YeTeens in a joint effort to sponsor the Hi-Y-Teens Prom. As a fund-raising project, Hi-Y operated a concession stand at home football games. 98 Science Club Science Club is one of the few extracurricular activities Which offer opportunity for learning. This club is open to anyone in grades 7-12 inter- ested in physics, chemistry, or science, Mr. Morgan; the sponsor for this group, is a great asset in directing the various endeavors of club members. FIRST ROW: Burke Brush; Judy Hissom, Vice-Presidem; Terry Nagel, President; Dennis Heitz, Secretary-Treasurer; Jay Brush; Mr. Morgan, Sponsor, SECOND ROW: Jim Garrard; Boh L911; Jim Burwell; Terry Daum. THIRD ROW: Don Hasse; Jack Verdun; Jack Uhlenbrock; Walter Fasold. Camera C lub Anyone interested in photography is invited to join the Camera Club Mem- bers of this club, directed by ML Morgan, learn various aspects of pic- ture taking and film processing. Pic- tures are taken for many school pur- poses such as the ILIUM. Members also enter picture-taking contests. FIRST ROW: Mr. Morgan, Sponsor; Jack Verdun; Terry Nagel; John Love. SECOND ROW: Joe Zerges; Clayton chmunn; Jim Garrard. 99 I00 FIRST ROW: Jean Rareliff, Secretary; Karen Schnier, President; Donna Otto, Vice'Presi- dent, Linda Booth, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Cathy Parker; Lois Thcders; Louise Theders; Karen chlicka; Kathy Cushing. THIRD ROW: Janis Neidenhach; Bill Auc; Peg Barker; Diane Hargis. Health Careers Directed by Mr. Morgan and Karen Schnier, the purpose of Health Careers Club is to promote and stimulate student interest in health careers such as medicine, den- tistry, and nursing. Each year on Health Careers Day the members go to various hospitals and observe various occupations. This year, the club has taken over N.CAH. activities on safety. Members attended regular meetings at the Safety Council to learn about safety and carried on projects of safety within the school. Future Teachers of America i ,1 FIRST ROW: Janet Samad, Inter-Club; John Kieborth, Treasurer; Linda Booth, Vice-Presidgnt; Donna Luehrs, Secretary; Kathy Wymore, President. SECOND ROW: Linda Jenkins; Don Del- ver; Kare'n Atkinson; Carolyn Addison; Sue Haley. THIRD ROW. Mr. Ring, Sponsor; Barb Smithson; Jean Ratcliff; Ann Dorfmeyer; Willa Atkinson; Karen Schnier. Future Teachers of America is an organization whose members plan a teaching career. The purpose of the club is to acquaint prospective teachers with various as- pects of this profession. During the first semester of each year various teachers are invited to speak to members about college, teacher qualifications, and about what the teaching of different age groups involves. During the second semester the students Observe Elementary or Junior High classrooms one hour a week. h? IDI Se-CO In close association with the Home Economics Department, Se-Co Club exists to create and develop the interests of high school students in homemaking skills. As a fund-raising project, the 01111: sold cakes at the basketball games. The club, during the course of the year had a dinner, an annual picnic, and served at the Athletic Ban- quet. In addition the girls made favor baskets and stuffed animals at Christmas time for Childrents hospitals in the area. FIRST ROW: Betsy Baltuth, Coke Chairman; Sandy Yung, Inter-Cluh; Ann Dortmeyer, Secre- tary; Susan Sand, President; Terri While, Vice-President; Debby Berger, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Jo Ellen Hinshaw; Elaine Thompson; Barb McCracken; Kathy Burkhart; Karen Wile liams; Linda Jenkins; Linda Whitehouse. THIRD ROW: Bcv Ungerbuehler; Diane Ellerhusch; Sandy Keller; Barb Becker; Lynn Cutter; Cindy Ernst; Willa Atkinson. l02 FIRST ROW: Patti Jenkins; Sue Lockwood; Peggy Simons: Martha Dawley; Linda Stimson; Barbara Frederick; Jane Wilson; Bobbie Kuhlman; Phyllis Walters. SECOND ROW: Sue Lukatz; Sue Federbush; Donna Helms; Nancy Dumpster; Gena McDaniel; Marcia Thiele; Kitty Betz; Pam Mason; Barb Bergman; Sue Haley. THIRD ROW: Di Dillon; Linda Thinncs; Robyn Cappel; Kathy Mahaffey; Thelma Atkin's; Sandy Hamersley; Kathy Parker; Barb Hedgren;Cindy SIye. FOURTH ROW: Judy Hissom; Bath Schon; Dick Myers; Fred Wymore; Debbie Bry- ant; Joe Wieland; Linda Raincy; Alice Boyd. Junior Red Cross The Junior Red Cross, a branch of the National Red Cross, is dedicated to service the world over. A representative is chosen from each homeroom. Each of these rep- resentatives is respOnsible for collection of donations in his homeroom during the annual Junior Red Cross Drive. The funds obtained from this drive are used to furnish local and international institutions with favors, magazines, and other helpful articles. The Junior Red Cross of N.C.H. is under the direction of Mrs. Roberta Lakonen. l03 FIRST ROW: Sue Haley, Historian; Bill Auc, Vice President; Charlene Thompson, President; Jerry Peter, Treasurer; Carolyn Addison, Points Chairman; Lois Clendening, Secretary; Suc Brundige; Donna Hopmann. SECOND ROW: Linda Boyce; Cindy Shivcs; Pam Mason; Betsy Bultuth; Lynn Venderahe; Janis Peters; Kim Wilcox; Judy Hissom; Linda Rumke; Denise Zeiser. THIRD ROW: Joe Wieland; Nancy Meier; Carolyn Lindsley; Mary Matthews; Cindy Slye; Cindy Ernst; Willa Atkinson; Barb Bergman; Gloria Prettyman; Steve Frey. FOURTH HOW: Sum Piper; Warren Eakins; Crag Kennedy; John Shimer; Dave Bossert; Frank Simons; JimShimer; Jack Uhlenhmck. National Thespian Society Troop No. 269 The purpose of the National Thespian Society is to promote participation in the dramatic arts in high school. Troupe N0. 269 acquired a new sponsor this year, Mr Dale Banks. Mr. Banks has worked very hard to make Troupe $969 a fine one. This year the Thespians in co-operation with the school, presented George Washington SlepL Here in the fall, and Stalag 17 in the spring. The spring musical, The Sound of Music, was presented by the dramatics department along with the music department. It was a big success. National H onor Society The members of National Honor Society are students who have maintained a 3.2 cumulative scholastic average and have exhibited qualities of leadership, character, and service. An introduction ceremony was held in January to bring new mem- bers into the club. In the spring the Third Annual Scholastic Awards Banquet, which honored students who exhibited outstanding scholarship throughout the year, was held. This year as a fund-raising project7 the Honor Society had the coat check at basketball games. The organization ended the year7s activities with a hootenanny in May. Students from other schools were invited to come, and for- eign exchange students from other schools were in- vited to perform. FIRST ROW: Terry Nagel, IntenCluh; Linda Whitehouse, Secretary; Diane Ellerbusch, President; Sandy Baarendse, Vice President; Bill Aue, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Barbara Lindsley; Donna Leuhrs; Linda Jenkins; Sandy Yung; Bill Peters. THIRD ROW: Karen Schnier; Lynn Cutter; Jean Ratcliff; Dave Gory. NEW MEMBERS: FIRST ROW: Carol Frisby; Jo Ellen Hinshaw; Ted Salt; SECOND ROW: Janie Cochran; Beth Sheward; Judy Hissom; Dale Czarnecki. Honor Society Induction takes place by candlelight. IOS FIRST ROW: hseatedJ J0 Ellen Hinshaw; Jim Shimer; Bill Peters; Lyndelle Murphy; Kathy Neidenbach. SECOND ROW: John Specht; Paul Newell; Bruce Pieper; Brenda Kearns; Sharon Keller; Sandy Baarendse; Janis Peters; Carolyn Rawls. THIRD ROW: Jay Brush; Elaine Thompson; Tom Matthews; Denny Schroth; George Smedley; Linda Boyce; Jean Ratcliff; Karen Schnier; Barbara Lindsley; Carol Kaufmann; Jane Cochran; Burke Brush. FOURTH ROW: Gayle Ruff; Sharon McCaffery; Rick Schmadel; Charles Gilbert; Bob Stockmeier; Terry Helms; Shirley Snyder; Judy Hissom; Melody Snyder; Etta Wambsgams; Cindy Shives; Brenda Coffman; Clayton Kleeman. FIFTH ROW: John LDVE; Don Hesse; Ron Chapman; Barry Tumey; Dennis Heitz; John Shimer; Bill Aue; Dave Bossert; Terry Nagel; Ernie Dailam; Craig Meyer. German C lub Made up of students who are taking or who have taken German, the purpose of German Club is to give students a better understanding of Germany and her people. This club, which meets monthly, is sponsored by Mrs. Sikic. Activities during the year included a banquet in the fall where German foods are served, caroling at Christmas, a Fashingsball, and an annual picnic. I06 5-? :Q;, Spanish Club FIRST ROW: Rick Dawley, Sergeant at Arms; Carol Frishy, Vice President; Sue Haley, President; Gary Kramig, Treasurer; Dale Czarnecki, Secretary. SECOND ROW: Bonnie Schenk, Ann Wycliffe, Karen Brock- man, Cheryl Cutter, Kim Wilcox, Barb Bergman, Lois Clendening, Ana Kasten. THIRD ROW: Lucy Cedia, Mary Kay Murrison, B3113 Clandening, Pat Henry, Mark Czarnecki. FOURTH ROW: John Mienken, Carl Bol- lingtrr, Bob Moody, Barry Ahr, Elmer Weingartner. Membership in thl Circulo EspanoF, is openhto anyone interested in learning about Spanish speaking countries. Miss Smith, the clubhs new sponsor this year7 and Presir dent Susan Haley directed activities of the club. At meetings the members view films and slides about Spanish speaking people and their cultures. l07 FIRST ROW: Ann Dorfmcycr; Judy Hissum: Beverly Ungerbuehh-r: Linda Whitehouse: Janis Peters. SECOND ROW: Jerry Peter; David CUl'y; Linda Jenkinsz Bob Slor-kmeier; Lance Frunkr: Gary Butler: Wayne Maxwell; Cary Shoopman; Curl Smith; Ken Irey; Mike Owen. THIRD ROW: John Hulzschuh; Dennis Vogel; Dennis Cunningham; Sandy Spieser; Sherry Syders; Barry Tumey; Linda Petty; Pierre WilliumS; Clayton chnwnn; Rick Klug: Warren Cox; Runrly Fisher: David Weingarlner; Tudd Franke; Steve Frey; John Love; Ronald Rumpler; R111 Aue; George Smcdley: Torry Yuung: Joe Wieland. FOURTH ROW: Sam Piper; Fred Benzinger; Don Doxsey; Marvin Rhodes; Jim Garrard; Ran Chapman; Ernie Dullum: Don Dvlvcr; Mark Czarnecki; Corry Jauch; Jim Plummet; Doug McDaniel; Jack Vcrdin; Ron Myers; Terry Nagd; Dink Wananmkur. REAR RIGHT: Mr. James Hissum, Dircrtnr. Senior Band The North College Hill Senior Hana, under the excellent direction of Mr. James 0. Hissom, plays an important part in the activities of N.C.H. During the football season, the band acids much spirit to the games by presenting halftime shows and playing marches in the handstand. The band adds much sparkle to the many parades in which it participates. Last summer, the band won first prize for being the best marching unit in the Firemarfs Carnival Parade. Each year the band gives the Christmas Concert along with the chorus, the Pop Concert, the Spring Concert, and also a concert during the summelz The band ends its activities for the school when it plays for Commencement exercises. l08 Band Officers The band is headed by a capable cabinet which acts as the spokesman for the group. Don Delver, Treasurer; Dennis Vogel, Secretary; Joe Wieland, President; Janis Peters, Vice-Prcsident. FIRST ROW: Fred Benzinger; Jerry Peter; John Holzschuh; Dave Gory. SECOND ROW: Sam Piper; Lance Franke; Mike Owen; Dannie Vogel. THIRD ROW: Don Delver; Joe Wieland; Terry Young; Bill Aue. FIFTH ROW: Ron Myers; Terry Nagel; Dick Wanamaker. Pep Band This lively group adds much zest to activities at N.C.H. It participates in in- formal parades, plays at pep assemblies, and does much toward building team spirit at home basketball games. l0? Trojanuires mfg . 5? FIRST ROW: David Cory; Jerry Peter; Ken Irey; Carl Smith; Mike Owen. SECOND ROW: Terry Nagel; Dick Wanamaker; Ron Myers; Jim Plummer; Fred Benzinger. THIRD BOW: Terry Young; JUL: Wieland; Ceorgv Smedley; Iuhn Love; Don Delver; Mrt James Hissom, Direct- or; Judy Hissnm. The Trojanail'es, 01' the Dance Band as this group is called by many, is comprised of many of the most skilled members of the hand. This group was formed in order to give instrumentalists an opportunity to gain some experience in the performance of popular music. The Trojanaires demonstrated their skill at the Homecoming Dance where many students enjoyed dancing to their lively music. In the spring of the year, this band becomes the stpit hand77 which plays for the annual spring musical. Trojzmaircs playing at the Pop Concert. I10 HEAD MAJORETTEisandy Hamersly DRUM MAJORiMark Czarnecki Drum Major and Majorettes This year the Senior Band was once again headed by a drum major, Mark Czarnecki, who added much in the overall appearance of the Marching Band during foethall season. The wellrlrained. high-stepping majuretics were also a great asset this year as they led the hand during half-time performances at football games and in parades. The girls also performed their spectacular and intricate roulines during; half-lime at several of the home basketball games. This year the majorettes were led by their capi tain, Sandy Hamersiy. MAJORETTESiJackiP Mm-Ilrr; Bonnie Urban: Sumly Hamer- sh; Julie HllilPlllniiit'T: Penny Crrcnv. Trojanettes ROW I: Lynn Vonder Aha; Cindy Shives; Linda Chattos; Patti Jenkins; Barb Hedgren; Terri White; Ginny Stansell; Sue Federbush; Shirlee Hilmcs; Lyndellc Murphy. SECOND ROW: Karen Stockmeicr; Donna Hopmann; Adele Kem; Sandy Spieser; Donna Nielsen, Captain; Etta Wambsgams, Nancy Meier, CU-Capluin; Robyn Cappcl; Debbie Haley;Gay1eRuff, Much color and enthusiasm was added to the football and baskethall games by the Trojanettes. Each year at the last home basketball game the Trojanettes honor the Senior basketball players, Cheerleaders, majorettes, and Trojanettes, Mrs. Marge Stuart is a vital asset to the Trojanettes as she teaches them their precision drills and routines. She is aided by Mrs. Hawley. Trojanette Captain Donna Nielsen and Co- Captain Nancy Meier also helped make the Trojanettes a group our school can be proud of. I '2 Trojilncllcs performing at halftime, Senior Trojanettes The five Senior Trojanettes this year have been members of this drill team since they were Freshmen. It was they who set the exampie for the other Trojanettes, and they who as- sumed the responsibility. We are always proud of our Tro- janeltes as a whole and of each of the girls individually. Nancy Meier Karen Stockmeier Donna Nielsen Donna Hopman Ginny Stansell Here is a car of Trojanettes in the Homecoming parade. They do their part to promote school spin't. ll3 Il4 Queen Julie on the night of her coronation, April 16, 1965. The Senior High Band at graduation. Julie Huttenmiller begins reign as Shrine Circus Queen Julie Huttenmiller represented our school this year at the annual Shrine CircusV Each year a queen is chosen from the many girls who represent the area schools and twirl during the course of the evening. The queen is chosen by audience reaction, and we are very proud to have Julie selected from among 20 girls as queen. Among her prizes was a $250 scholarship to be used for furthering her education. Julie will reign as queen until next yearls circus when she will crown the new queen. Julie is the youngest girl ever to receive the title of Shrine Circus Queen. Junior Band FIRST ROW: Mr. James Hissom, director; Peggy Weingarmer; Diane Kimbrough; Donna Petry; Tom Dillon; Cordon Uhlenbmck; Ed Iona; Howard Gambrel; John Norlnmn; Glen Kelsey; Tom Franklin; Gerry Addison; Don Simmons; Mark Hammersly; Martin Heineke; John Fannin; Jane Wilson. SECOND ROW: Tim Mitchell; Gary Bartlow; Cary Meyers: Martha Framz; Mike Long; Genia McDaniel, Mike Ellerbusch; Deb- bie Most-hcil; Debbie Butler; Lynn Ryan; Janet Petty; Peggy Simons; Steve Noll; Danny Meier. THIRD ROW: Steve Shiva; Bill Maier; Jerry MvDuniel; Ed Kaucher; Merritt Smith; Walter Fasold, Dick Graham; Keith Williams; Bob Lell; Ricky Flieschel; John Wicliff; Roger Carr; Lowell Howell; Ron Chappell; Richard Wind. The Junior Band is made up of seventh and eighth graders interested in music. The main purpose of the organization is to train for participation in the Senior Band. The members gain valuable experience by marching at several of the home football games each fall. This group also appears along with the Senior Band in the various concerts presented each season. PEGGY WEINGARTNER Junior High Majorcllc H5 3- w- u' nrmrr V. '71. ..-r;;;uxr'.xmrr. w FIRST ROW: Janet Samud; Linda Mueller; Linda Thomas; Janis Neidcnhach; Mary Matthews; Judy Hissom; Jeanette Alexander; Paula Click; Sue Haley; Bobbie Henry; Lois Theders; Jim Garrard; Louise Theders; Betsy Baltuth; Terri White; Debby Freking; Linda Rumke; Linda Price; Donna Nielsen; Pam Martina; Sandy Keller; Mr. William Allen, Director. SECOND ROW: Barbara Schon; Donna Brandhorsl; Marva Macon; Ruth Devcraux; Gail Tumey; Sharon Nelson; Phyllis, Walters; Denise Zeiser; Joe Kuhns; Don Delvcr; Joe Wieland; Connie Thiess; Lynn Vonder Ahc; Julie Garwood; Barb Bergman; Peggy Barker; Marilyn Lynch. THIRD ROW: Jim Shimer; Ron Chapman; Dennis Heitz; Terry Nagel; Dick Wanamaker; Larry Hug; John Jones; Ban'y Tumey; Robert Weber; John Shimer; Jim Engelhart. Mixed Chorus The NCH Choral Department, made up of those who like to sing, presents two concerts each year. Each spring, many chorus members participate in the spring musical. This year the uSOUnd of Musich, was presented. Students at NCH have learned to resp6ct Mr. William Allen, the new Choral Director, as a man with musical ability. Mr. Allen has taught his students that music is not just a good time, but requires much hard work. The many divisions of the Choral Department include the Mixed Chorus7 Girl7s Ensemble, GirPs Chorus, Boys Glee Club, Mixed Ensemble, and the Barbershop Quartet. Mr. Allen has given many hours of his own time in order to make these top- OFFICERS: Ruth Deveraux, President; notch groups. Debby Freking, Sccretary-Treasurcr; Ed Lloyd, Vice President; not pictured. llb Cirrs Ensemble FIRST ROW: Louise Thcders; Nancy Falk; Paula Click; Kathy Neidcnbach; Penny Rogers; Susan Haley; Kathy Wymnrc; Lois Theders. SECOND ROW: Barbara Bergman; Kathy Parker; Janet Samad; Peggy Bark- er; Linda Thomas; Janis Ncidenhach; Marilyn Lynch; Janis Peters. Girls Ensemble is an organization of selected girls who Eike to sing. They perform for assemblies of the student body throughout the year and participate in some out of school events. The Senior Ensemble singing You?! Never Walk Alone at the Commencement ceremony. .1' 59 L,- X HJI M ixed Ensemble FIRST ROW: Jim Garrard; Cindy Sllives; Donna Wade; Judy Hissom; Linda Price; Barbara Henry; Linda Rumkc; Dick Wanamaker. SECOND ROW: Larry Hug; Betsy Baltuth; Terri While; Julie Garwood; Joan Rose; Sandy Keller; Terry Nagel. THIRD ROW: Jae Wieland; Don Delver; Joe Kuhns; Dennis Heitz; Jim Englehart; John Shimcr; Robert Weber; Jim Shimer. This year, Mr. Allen organized a new branch of the N.C.H. chorus Mixed En- semble. Try-outs were held and the best voices were chosen to participate in this group. Mixed Ensemble sang at the Fall and Christmas Concerts. H8 u mxrna FIRST ROW: Judy Lang; Bev Dillon; Linda Pemberton; Amy Lincoln; Vicki Thinnes; Bobbi KuhIman; Peggy Simons; Roxanne Payne; Linda Ratcliff; Jennifer Vehr; Sally Benson; Linda Schmid; Nancy Dempster; Sandy Hammons; Nancy Brockman; Janet Henson. SECOND ROW: Becky Watson; Leslie Corston; Carolyn Ruff; Evie Bush; Debbie Caswell; Portia Cutter; Carol Whitehouse; Marsha Haggerty; Margie Luchrs; Gail Blevins; Linda Eltinger; Janet Norwood; Carmella Himsel; Betsy Frasurc; Paula' Durham; Bessie Hudson;. Lois Giles. THIRD ROW: David Chullos; Johnny Boyd; Crcg Atkinson; Cary Atkinson; Sieve Garrard; Ed Wiechald; Kevin McHugh; Steve Hinshnw; Jim chmat; Steve Dcmpster; Lee Zimmerman; Rick Matson; Mark Angelo; Denny Goedl; Russ Adkins; Jay Ingram; Mike Slaughter; Richard Huffman; David Dziech; Terry Stephens; Dave Freking; Dennis Amlung; Mike Hargis. Junior High Chorus ' M usic Men FIRST ROW: Jim Currurd; Joe Wieland; Don Delver; Barry Tummy. SECOND ROW: Larry Hug; Terry Nagel; Joe Kuhns; Den- nis IIcilz; Dick Wunmuukcr. THIRD ROW: Ron Chapman; Jim Shimcr; Jim Englehurdt; John Shimcr; Robert Weber. Sports l2l 1 964 Season l22 Trojan Football Team EIICE'V 5'5 n agihil-949'7531glggf FIRST ROW: John Hagen; John Jones; Bruce Bradford; Don Smith; Dave McHugh, Co-Caplain; Reggie Butler, Co-Captain; Bill Matson; Eddie Lloyd; Maurice Cox. Don Wymore; Dave Sumppala; John Clmppell; Bill Butler; Dennis Cunningham; Dan Doherty; Cordon Roe; Gary II Beroset; Cary Krcsser; Jim Shimer; John Shimer. THIRD ROW: Clayton Klemann; Mike Butler; Dennis Erdeljohn; Doug McDaniel; Glenn Burton; John Mathews; Dave Gory; Roger Faulkner; Larry Westerfeld; Bab Stolzenberger; Dave Kreamelmeyer; Joe Kuhns. VARSITY RESULTS NCH OPP. Colerain 0 36 Aiken 0 6 North Dearbom UncH 32 O Greenhills 8 14- Wyoming 14 22 Lockland 16 22 Reading 18 18 Mt. Healthy 19 0 Mason 36 0 Norwood 23 14 COLERAIN 6 Mistake after mistake added to the Trojan woes as powerful Colerain capitalized on Trojan miscues to hand the home team their worst defeat of the season. AIKEN m- In a fine defensive performance7 the Trojans bowed to public high school rival, Aiken, 0-6 in a game played in a steady downpour. Bill RESERVE RESULTS NCH OPP. Colerain 0 26 Aiken 144 8 Fairfield 32 0 Greenhills 0 14 Wyoming 6 16 Locklam'l 111. 0 Reading 146 6 Mt. Healthy 8 0 Matson, Ed Lloyd, and Don Smith spearheaded the fine Trojan defense in a losing cause. NORTH.DEARBORN 6 With John Chappell scor- ing five TDE, the Trojans romped over the in- vaders from Indiana. Gary Kresser and Don Nor- wood helped to post win number one with their outstanding line play. l23 F ootball Coaches GREENHILLS - A Pioneer touchdown with two minutes remaining in the game broke an 8-8 tie and spelled defeat for the Trojans in a fiercely played game. The play of John Chappell, Reg Butler, Maurice Cox, and Dan Doherty Was outstanding for the Trojans. WYOMING e Paced by quarterback Gary Bcroset, who threw tw0 scoring passes, the Trojans battled mighty Wyoming ctown to the wire before succumb ing 14-22. This was the first time in three seasons that any team scored twice on the Cowboys, unde- feated in 40 straight games. READING e The finest Trojan offensive effort of the season resulted in an 18-18 tie with favored Reading. Fine running by Reg Butler, Maurice Cox, and Gary Beroset behind the blocking of Gary Kresser, Ed Lloyd, and Gordon Roe were the high- points of an exciting game. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Jim French, Backfietd Coach, Mr. Charley Black, Line Coach; Mr. Art Kaladow, Head Coach; Mr. Dan Morris, Freshman Coach. . na MT. HEALTHY e In a fine team effort, the Tro- and TrOJan Ma gers jans blanked traditional rival Mt. Healthy 19-0 to retain the title ttKing of the Hillt, for the fourth time in the past five seasons. A large crowd watch- ed John Chappell, Bill Butler and Maurice Cox grind down the hard fighting Owls in a bitter struggle. MASON - Traveling to nearby Warren County, the Trojans romped over Mason High as Ed Lloyd, Gary Beroset, Reg Butler, Bill Butler, and Maurice Cox all posted TDES for the resurgent Trojans. The hard charging Troj an line led by co-captain Dave McHugh, Bill Matson, and Bob Stolzenberger com- pletely dominated the game. NORWOOD e The team celebrated Coach Kalae dowts 100th game at NCH with a cake, and a fine win over Norwood. Speedy John Chappell's run- ning, Gary Berosetts fine passing, and Ed Lloyd,s sure fingered pass receiving added up to a 2314. victory in a bruising game. The Trojans thus sparked a fine second half of the season comeback by posting a 4-5-1 record. LEFT T0 RIGHT: Elmer Hamilton, Assistant Manager; Larry Schellengert Senior Manager; Rick Dawlcy, Assistant Manager; Mike Doxsey, Assistant Man ager. l24 Co-caplain DAVE McHUGH, Tackle, backer honorable mention Trojan Stars BILL MXYSON, Tackle M.V.I.L. line- Co-C'dptain REGGIE BUTLER, Halfback-Quar- lerback, M. V. I. L.. defensive halfback honorable mention CURT THOMPSON, End l25 126 DON SMITH, Guard. GORDON ROE, Center MAURICE COX, Halfbuck, M.V.I.L. linebacker, him oruble menlimL EDDIE LLOYD, End, M.V.I.L end, honorable mention. JOHN CHAPPELL, Fullback, M.V.I-.L. AILSIur offensive halfback, cu-Ieading scomr in M.V.LL., 91h scorer in Cily. GARY KRFSSER. End. DAN DOHERTY, Guard. CAR Y BEHOSET. Qum'ICI'havk. l27 TEAM RESULTS NCH OPP. Wyoming 40 0 Oak Hills 24 6 GreenhiHs 30 O Colerain 16 8 Lockland 20 6 Reading 36 0 Fairfield 28 6 Mt. Healthy 28 O LEFT TO RIGHT: Judy Ward; Kim Wilcox; Kathy Mahaffey; Gloria Broom- Freshman field; Debby Bryant. Team North College Hill High Schoolhs freshman football team finished the 1964 foot- ball Season with quite an impressive record. The team defeated eight scheduled teams and also defeated the Amelia freshman team in a pre-season scrimmage. This team is the first undefeated football team at any level at NCH in the past ten seasons. North College Hile Freshmen scored 222 points to the oppositionk 26 points. The team was coached by Mr. Dan Morris. FIRST ROW: John Faulkner; Tibhy B00111; Bob Jones; Bob Smith; Don Doxsey; Jerry Hughes; Ronnie Simmons; Don Butler. SECOND ROW: Don Myers; Fred Wymorc; Randy Smith; Kenny Meier; Ed Clark; Warren Cox; Dave Hey; Don Haase. THIRD ROW: Paul Rogers; Marvin Rhodes; Cary Franklin; Stan Thompson; Ray Butler; Owen Thomas. NOTPRESENT:Virgi1Parks. l28 - M what wm- . LEFT TO RIGHT: Donna Luehrs; Debby Freking; Pat Booth; Suzi Welty; Donna Wade. F ootball Cheerleaders LEFT T0 RIGHT: Cheryl Beckmnn; Sue Lockwood; Carol Peters; Carol Weiclmld; Connie Thiess. l29 qfs all in the game?, Buddies. The National Anthem. Coach and mum wonders, uWhen will lhe band finish playing? I30 0 Bored of slralegy. Good game. Cheerleaders and fans give support, and show enthusiasm. Basketball 1 964-1 965 I32 Varsity Team FIRST ROW: Mr. James French, Coach; Bill Butler; Roger Maxwell; Gary Kresser; Cary Beroset; Jack Uhlenbrock. SECOND ROW: Ronald Simmons; Don Kasten; Owen Thomas; Mike Smith; Gary Smith; Don Wymore; Curt Thompson. Game Summaries LOCKLAND-The Lockland Panthers pulled away from the Trojans early in the first quarter to take a lead which they maintained the entire game. Though the Trojans made attempts for a come back, they never completely recovered from the first period of play. Roger Maxwell led the scoring for the Trojans with 22 points. READINGAThe Trojans, plagued by poor shooting, went dowu in defeat, but not without a last minute rally to close the scoreboard gap. However, the Reading lead was much too great, and the final Trojan effort came too late to be of much aSSiStance. Bill Butler was high point man for NCH followed by Roger Maxwell. MT. HEALTHYeThe Trojans got off to a slow start which Mt. Healthy took advantage of. A spirited NCH team returned to the floor in the second half to outscore the Owls in field goals, but they lost the game at the free throw line. Roger Maxwell led the scoringr for both teams with 29 points. CotCaptain and Captain, and Roger Maxwell. Curt Thompson I 33 Va rsity DON KASTEN, Center BILL BUTLER, Guard DON WYMORE! Forward I34 CARY SMITH, Center Stars Co-lelain. ROGER MAXWELL. Guard JACK UHLENBROCK, Forward I I i? s . l GARY BEROSET. Forward Cn-Ca Eain, CU RT THOM PSON, Forward I35 Reserve Team FRONT ROW: Ron Simmons; Tom Jensen; Don Kasten; Mike Smith; Owen Thomas. BACK ROW: Mike Butler; Rick Dawley; Ken Meier; Ron Westrich; John Matthews; Mike Nosehang; Pierre Williams; Mr. Ralph Rush, Coach. WYOMING-The Trojans, handicapped by size, were not much of a match tor the Cowboys. Wyoming held the lead the entire game though the Trojans made several attempts to control the contest. Roger Maxwell led the NCH scoring followed by Gary Kresser and Curt Thompson. ST. BERNARMDEfBating St. Bernard at the free throw line7 the Trojans proved themselves to he more superior than their opponents. NCH took the lead in the first quarter but was behind St. Bernard by four points at the half. The Trojans, determined to see victory, returned in the second half stronger than ever. Cary Kresser led in the scoring with 20 pointst GREENHILLSeWith a close match in the first half, the Pioneers pulled away from NCH in the third period to maintain a lead for the remainder of the game. Cary Kresser led the scoring for the Trojans followed by Roger Max- well. Captain Don Kasten Checks with Mr. Rush he- l36 fore the game. F reshman Team FRESHMAN TEAM RESULTS NCH OPP. Under the coaching of Mr. Joe Logsdon, the Freshman Lockland 52 31 team completed a very successful season. F ine scoring ability Reading 48 24 combined with strong defensive playing made the way for Oak Hills 4.1 26 some thrilling games. Mt. Heathy 4.4 24 This team was the M.V.LL. Champions with a league rec- Greenhills 44. 344 0rd of nine wins and only one loss. The seasonal record Wyoming 44 56 stands at ten wins and but three losses. Congratulations boys! Colerain 46 47 Lockland 35 26 White Oak 35 36 Reading 53 27 Mt. Healthy 47 38 Greenhills 41 38 FIRST ROW: John Faulkner; Vincent Jackson; Dave Rumke; Mike Lanfersiek; Tom Matthews; Robert Jones; Carl Smith; Rick Schmadel; Ted Sutton; Ed Clark: SECOND ROW: Tih Booth; Dave Capal; Steve Klaus; Al Boyd; Fred Wymore; Dave Sarver; Gary Butler; Gary Franklin; Randy Smith; Stan Thompson; Ray Butler; Dave Hey; Mr. Joe Logsdon, Coach. I37 Candids Time out . . . time in . . . If Gary Kresser can make a basket this easily in prac- tice . . . well? Coach and team await a decision from the floor, l38 From the Court The beginning of another game. Cheers are an important part of any sport. Here our varsity cheerleaders gwe us anoth- cr one. Looks like another two points for our boys. The se-co girls made pretty servers; the food was good too. Athletic 1 964 - The athletic banquet is an event of great im- portance to the students and faculty of North College Hill High School. This annual event was held on April 1, 1965, this year. It is at this banquet that the athletic awards for football and basketball are handed out. This is where the highest athletic honor attainahIe--Lhe pennant-is given to the boys most deserving it. Over 3000 points are needed to receive Maurice Cox receives the most valuable player award from Mr. Kaladow for his football work. The meal was delicious and the friends were many. Suzi Welty receives her cheerleading award from Mrs. Lipps. I40 I d! a Who says boys are camera shy? Ken Burkhart was sports editor from our school for all the newspapers in the area. Banquet 1965 this honor. It is also here that the most valuable player awards are given This year7 Maurice Cox of the football team and Roger Maxwell 0f the basketball team were given these honors. Cheerleaders are also honored. They receive letters and bars for their years of service. Coach Kaladow gets ready to make another award. Roger Maxwell receives the Most Valuable Bas- ketball Player award from lmSkCIMH 003311: Mr. Cheryl Beckman receives her award from Mrs. French. Lipps. '4' I42 SUZI WELTY DONNA LUEHRS Varsity Cheerleaders DONNA WADE PAT BOOTH DEBBIE FREKING, Captain Suzi Welty; Donna Luehrs; Donna Wade; Pa: Booth; Debbie Freking. Carol Peters; Sue Lockwood; Carol Weichold; Connie Thiess; Cheryl Beckman. l eserve Squad I43 Freshman Squad Debbie Bryant; Judy Ward; Kathy Mahaffey; Gloria Broomfield; Kim Wilcox. Jr. High Squad Carolyn Tasset; Evie Bush; Carolyn Ruff,- Margie Luehrs; Debbie Sheets. G.A.A. Teams The GirFs Athletic Association of North College Hill High School is one of the most active organizations around. The teams participated in interscholastic games of basketball, hockey, volleyball, bowling, and baseball. VARSITY FIRST ROW: Lois Theders; Betsy Baltuth; Louise Theders; Eva Fitr gerald; Paula GlickA SECOND ROW: Mary Matthews; Marilyn Lynch; Di Dillon; Barb Bergman; Debby Berger. THIRD ROW: Janis Neiden- bach; Pat Henry; Linda Bokelman; Katie Mueller; Sandy Keller; Linda Thomas, FIRST ROW: Karen Atkinson; Karen Swisher; Anna Bradley; Chris Marshall; Christine Martin. SEC- OND ROW: Barbara Wilhelm; Donna Ungerbuehler; Carol Frisky; Kim Wilcox; Linda Vogel; Carolyn- Hoffman; Gloria Broomficld. THIRD ROW: Sham! Sydcrs; Charlotte Sutton; Sandy Speiser; Linda Petiy; Janie Cochran; Debby Snyder. I45 , a J 2', f r . 1' FIRST ROW: Steve Frey; Glen Bllu'lon; Ken Rainey; Terry Gibson; Gordon Roe; Dave Samppala; Dave Tibhetts. SECOND ROW: ML Bob Bartos, Coach; Tom Schaefer; Dave McHugh; Tom Jensen; Ed Lloyd; John Ruter; Mike Noschang; Di Dillon, scorekeeper. Varsity Baseball The 1965 Varsity Team ended with a 1-13 record. Although We didnat win, we had many exciting and close games. Under the coaching of Mr. Bartos, we did as well as could be expected considering our lack of experience. We hope to do better next year as we will have ten players returning with more experience. NCH Hamilton Garfield Aiken Hughes Mt. Healthy Finneytown Reading Colerain MHmM-Qrii-m I46 OPP. QQBODOOUD SCORES Aiken Fairfield Hamilton Garfield Greenhills St. Bernard Wyoming Colerain NCH MMbP-9000 OPP. g-q 11 9.9:: Baseball boys of interest TERRY GIBSON, Centerfield DAVE SAMPPALA, Catcher TOM SCHAEFER, Leftfield DAVE McHUGH, First Base ED LLOYD, Pitcher JOHN RUTER, Second Base DAVE SAMPPALA, Catcher I 47 FIRST ROW: Carl Smith; Jerry Hughes; Elmer Hamilton; Mike Butler; Ted Sutton; Cary Krass; Mike Cannon; Jim Burr. SECOND ROW: Mr. Wayne Fricke, Coach; Fred Hoffman; Gary Gausman; Tom Jensen; Ken Meier; Bob Samad; Terry Young; David Rumke; A1 Boyd. Reserve Baseball Under the coaching of Mr. Fricke, the Razerve Team finished the season with a 0-8 record. How- ever, their main concern was to gain experience, learn skills, and to practice techniques necessary for Varsity Baseball. Woodward Saint Xavier Mueller F inneytown Woodward Fairfield Moeller Finneytown I48 RESULTS NCH NWNJAUIOON OPP. I-I WMWOQHHOO Deer Park Colerain Mt. Healthy Greenhilis Locldand Wyoming Reading St. Bernard Finneytown Aiken Deer Park Mt. Healthy Reading Wyoming Colerain Lockland St. Bernard Greenhills John Holzschuh; David Hey; Mr. Carl Kukel, coach; Don Smith; Mike Thinnes. Golf Team The North College Hill Golf Team ended the season with a 9-9 record finishing 13th in the district. With the coaching of Mr. Kunkel, our team should be more successful next year since we are losing only one player. RESULTS NCH 2 WM V2 CKQUIKONIOXO 2 U1 000-40 Coach Kunkel demonstrates a hand position to his team. I49 FIRST ROW: Mr. Joe Logsdon, coach; Bruce Pieper; Bruce Schenk; Tom Miller; Tib Booth; Vincent Jackson; Don Doxsey; Mr. Duane Maidens, coach. SECOND ROW: Don Derer; Larry Westerfeld; Rick Dawley; Bill Butler; John Chappel; John Jones. THIRD ROW: Stan Thompson; Dave Capal; Ron Smith; Jim Plummet; Maurice Cox; Ray Butler; Mike Owen. FOURTH ROW: Roger Maxwell; Dave Sarver; Owen Thomas; Don Norwood; John Hagen; Reggie Butler; Don Wymore. H igh School i launch recon! Coach Joe Logsdon and the new field coach, Duane Maid- f ens, can be very proud of their track teams for this season. :11 Many records were either broken or tied. Among them are the A pole vault record, the 440 yard dash, and the broad jump relay. Rick Dawley broke the 01d pole vault record of IOTW k with an 113 jump. Larry Westerfeid tied the 440 yard dash f record of 52 seconds. Larry Westerfeld and John Chappel i both set a new broad jump relay record with 40,81X2h1 ; Reggie Butler runs the hurdles. l50 .h FIRST ROW: Mr. Joe Logsdon, coach; Terry Clements; Ron Simmons; Stan Thompson; Don Myers; Rick Schmadel; Dennis Schroth; Mr. Duane Maidens, coach. SECOND ROW: Edward Clark; Alan Bokelman; Paul Rogers; Dave Boke'lman; Bob Smith; Tom Matthews; Fred Pooch. THIRD ROW: Randy Smith; Joe Kuhns; Dale Czarnecki; Gary Butler; Ernie Dallam; Greg Brankamp; Greg Taylor. Track Teams breaking season. Other honors of which the track depart- ment can be proud include the MVIL Cham- pionship for the Reserve team, and the Var- sity s second place trophy for the Class I Knights of Columbus Relays. Larry Wester- feld represented our school in the State contest. Don Wymore hurls the dise. l5! Jr. High Football Team FIRST ROW: Danny Norton; Gerry McDaniel; Randy Keegan; Owen BaltuLh; Charles Bush; Mike Hargis; Ricky Burroughs; Steve Garrard. SECOND ROW: Mike Doxey, Manager; Harry Coleman; MatLhew Bishop; Ricky Meeks; Dave Baarendse; David Oziech; Larry Collins; Lee Zimmerman; Mike Doherty; Howard Gambriel. THIRD ROW: Mr. Bartos, Coach; Kevin McHugh; Steve Plummer; Denny Schlensker; Mark Angelo; Rick Matson; Charley Burroughs; Mr.Mahle,Coach. and Cheerleaders LEFT T0 RIGHT Debbie Sheets; Evie Bush; Margie Luehrs; Carolyn Ruff; Carolyn Tasset. I52 JR. HIGH RESULTS White Oak Fairfield Reaciing Wyoming Greenhills Lockland Mt. Healthy N.C.H. giOOng OPP. OQO 12 CON: Eighth Grade Basketball FRONT ROW: Rick Flischel; Dick Graham; Don Simmons; Charles Burroughs; Jim Rexroat; Greg Butler. BACK ROW: Harry Coleman; Lee Zimmerman; Rick Matson; Dennis Schlensker; Greg Nelson; Mark Angelo; Mallhew Bishop; Mr. Gene Blanford, Conch, EIGHTH GRADE RESULTS N.C.H. OPP. Lockland 32 28 Reading 43 37 St. Bernard 42 33 Western Hills 39 20 Mt. Healthy 46 23 GreenhilIs 42 58 Wyoming 48 38 Lockland 53 44 Reading 33 45 White Oak 36 27 St Bernard 56 22 Colerain 42 32 Mt. Healthy 40 27 Western Hills 44 40 Greenhiils 33 49 Wyoming 64 46 The Eighth Grade Team completed a very success- ful'season with a 13-3 record. With the coaching of Mr. Blanford, the team presented its fans with some very exciting games. The coaches are looking for ward to some future stars from this team. l53 Seventh Grade Basketball FRONT ROW: Gary Bartluw; Denny Ehrhart; Cordon Uhlenbrock; Tom Franklin. BACK ROW: Mr. Gene Blanford, Coach; Kenny Thinnes, Gary Sutton; Jim Seals; Jerry Jones; Jeff Salt. RESULTS N.C.H. OPP. Reading 37 46 Western Hills 32 30 Greenhills 27 35 Reading 39 54 White Oak 29 32 Colerain 24 26 Western Hills 32 28 Greenhills 13 21 Gordon Uhlenbrock and Jeff Salt are managers for the Eighth Grade Team, while Dick Graham and Denny Ehrhart manage the Seventh Grade Team l54 FIRST ROW: Mr. Richard Dawley, Coach; Ed Raisor; Cary Myers; Lloyd Wadl; Rick Flischel. SECOND ROW: Jeff Salt; Charles Burroughs; Richard Graham; Den Coedl; Dan Norton; Ken Thinnes. THIRD ROW: Rich Meeks, Matthew Bishop; Hurry Coleman; Lee Zimmerman; Greg BuIIer; Keith Williams; Merritt Smith. FOURTH ROW: Roger Carr; David Hazel- wood; Jim Seals; Dennis Schlensker; Buddy Irvin; Steve Caldwell; Rick Matson. Jr. High Track Team The Junior High Track Team this year had one of its most successful seasons. The team started out by defeating Country Day, Colerain, White Oak, Reading, Mt. Healthy, Finneytown ttwiceh and then came home with the championship trophy from the Country Day School Invitational where twelve other schools competed. A meet was then lost to Mt. Healthy and the MVIL meet turned out to be a real thriller, with eleven meet records being established, three by NCH, the last event decided the meet and when the dust cleared, the scores showed Mt. Healthy 103 7712, NCH 101 1h6, Wyoming 39 U2, Reading 28 3X4, and Lockland 28. A host of records were set this year as follows: Dennis Schlensker-Shot Put-43510h Dennis Goedl-Pole VaultelUlmg Dennis Goed1e70 yd. low hurdlese209.65 sec.H Dennis GoedlA120 yd. low hurdleshzl49 5ec.'E Lloyd Wadle105 lb. class 50 yd. dashe106.7 sec. Richard FlischeleIOS 1h. class 54 yd. hurdlesez0817 sec. Jeffery Salte7lh grade 75 yd. dashezogB sec. James Seals-7th grade 220 yd. dashm:27.5 sec. Kenneth Thinnese 9. Team-S man 880 relayal :46.1 min. h New MVIL Record H New Country Day School Invitational Record $51539wa? John Matthews pole vaults with style. I55 I55 a T: u t w F . 3313 a The Royal Crowning - r n a g u a , n nun gut: The Awaited moment - - - - then joy abundant uAmund the Worldw was the theme of the sixth annual Homecoming The fes- tivities began with a parade through the community and ended with the floats Circling the football field to be judged. At half-time the queen candidates were intrattuced and Miss Debby Brush, last year's queen, crowned Debby Freking Homecoming Queen of 1961. The floats, keeping with the theme, were judged accordingly. First place went to the Sophomores with the theme: gWWOOdEH Shoe Like to Win?7 Second place was the Freshmalfs hSidneyrsays Hop 011 to Victoryhf, After the game Queen Debby reigned over the dance with live music by the Trojanaires. l59 Sophomore - Charlene Thompson. Junior a Suzi Welly, Senior Queen Debby Freking, Freshman g Linda Rainey, I60 Candidates Junior High - Sandy Hammersly. Ibl H omecoming Candids Queen Debby and court. Alumni return for Homecoming here are Debby Brush and Don Turner. TOUCHDOWN E ! 1 Just one More I62 SECOND PLACE 9th Sidney says, H0p on to Victory? 11th TN. 5. E. W. Trojans are the very Best FIRST PLACE l0lh W0oden shoe like to win? THIRD PLACE-lfllh ';Wipc 0111 the Cowboys! Jr. High z 'Eur0pvn against the Trojans 163 A k, a aJ, : 5.. ,, . p ,Q Han, . ,ii.31,e s. IrkdpQ IQ? :3. a' Lichsn $133at3159qu$ i, 3323. e u ask. k, 964-1965 ijeeg-gas Queen 0120f me 01d 0120f .70 n Wdler' n I arofynggofogls Escort Jerry Peter and Karen Burr John Ruler and Janet Samad Ron Smith and Carolyn Addison b John Jones and Pam Martina Larr ' Schellenger and Janis Peters x y Last yenfs royally Darlene Schetter and Howard Blevins I65 Basketball Coronation Jane! Samad, Bonnie Urban, Donna Luehrs, Shirley HiImt-s, Queen Sandy Buurendse, Debby Bryant, Carol Weichold, Sue Lockwood Randy Smith, Kenny Meier, Don Smith, King Roger Maxwell, John Rose, Rick Dawley, Gary Beroset, Don Wymore I67 JUNIOR CANDIDATES: Shirley Hilmes and Cary Beroset FRESHMAN CANDIDATES: Debby Bryant and Kenny Meier SENIOR CANDIDATES: Sandy Baarendse and Don Smith SOPHOMORE CANDIDATES: Carol Weichold and John Rose I JUNIOR CANDIDATES: Donna Luehrs and Don Wymore SOPHOMORE CANDIDATES: Bonnie Urban and Rick Dawley SENIOR CANDIDATES: Janet Samad and Roger Maxwell FREISHMAN CANDIDATES: Sue Lockwood and Randy Smitl I69 The crowning at last! A joyous moment for all! I70 Last. yeafs Coronation Royalty: Queen Phyllis Humphreys and King Mike Dziech The traditional kiss . . . . Queen Sandy and King Roger reign over Coronation 1965 The finale as N. C. H. defeats St. Bernard. l7l J 119 1964-196 93012ch Why 0120f Que ZUz'eknof 0120f Jan Joe .1; I72' Now, now I ! Big girls d011,t 01y! Band Dance March 6th marked the date of the annual Band Dance. This year the theme of the dance was SHAM- ROCK. Amid thousands of leprechauns and Shamrocks, Janis Peters and Joe Wieland were crowned by last yeargs royalty, Queen Sue Levi and King Tom Nagel. CANDIDATES: Dennis Vogel and Nancy Meier, Queen Janis Peters and King Joe Wieland, Sandy Hamersly and Ron Myers SMILE ! 1 Yougre on candid camera. Roses for the King ? ? I73 5612le 97110122 Q 119912 b Jffey anoffDan The highlight of social events . . . LEFT TO RIGHT: Tim Lanfersiek; Terry Gibson; Gary Bersset; Bill Aue; Dun Wymore; Ed Lloyd, Dehhie Haley; Donna Hopman; Shirley Hilmes; Lynn Vonder Ahe; Linda Price; Julie Garwood. Junior-Senior Prom A North College Hill Japanese Sunset can prove to be quite interesting and enjoyabfe. Add the Barney Rhapp Or- chestra to butterflies and coolie hats and the surroundings are very pleasant. Next add Juniors, Seniors, and their dates, plus a crowning, and you have one successful Junior-Senior Prom. The candidates this year included: Shirley Hilmes and Terry Gibson; Lynn Vonder Ahe and Bill Aue; Julie Gar- w00d and Gary Beroset; Linda Price and Don Wymore; and Debbie Haley and Don Wymore were chosen to reign as queen and king until next Yearw The new royal couple was crowned by last yeafs royalty, Donna Hopmann and Ed Lloyd. Donna Hopmann crowns the new queen, Debbie Haley. I '75 Donna Hopmann prepares to crown the new queen. The king, queen, and court dance the ruyal dance. ' I76 Dancing filled a good I H Everyone danced to their hcarfs content. A wild watusi added even more fun to the memmahle event. And the end . . , 0f the evening. I77 I78 Why isrft that sweet of Uncle Stanley? HWell . . CAST MR.KIMBER ................... BillAue NEWTON FULLER . . . . . . . . . . . ........ Frank Simona ANNABELLE F ULLER ...... . ............. Pat White MADGE FULLER ........................ Sue Haley STEVE ELDRIGE Dave Bossert KATIE ......... ...... Betsy Baltuth MRS. DOUGLAS . . . . . . . . . . . ..... Charlene Thompson CLAYTON EVANS . . . .............. . . . Don Wymore RENA LESLIE . . . . . . . .......... . . . . . . . Cindy Shives HESTER ..... .......... Linda Rumke RAYMOND . . . . . .......... . A . . .......... Bob Cappel UNCLE STANLEY ...... . . . . ............. Don Delver LEGGET FRAZER ..... . . . . .......... . , . . Sam Piper TOMMY HUGHES . . . . . . . ......... . ....... Steve Frey SUE BARRINGTON . . . . ......... . . . . . . . Kim Wilcox MISS WILCOX ....... .. ........ .. , . . . Portia Cutler MR. PRESSCOTT . . . . . . ........ . ...... Warren Eakins STUDENT DIRECTOR ....... .. ......... Diane Dillon BUSINESS MANAGER ...... . . ...... Gloria Prettyman STAGE MANAGER . ........ . . ....... Jack Uhlenbrock DIRECTOR ...... . ................. . . Mr. Dale Banks Final rehearsal-Direcmr Banks giving last-minule instruc- lions. I79 The line up for inspection. I80 Hi Fellows! I CAST S.S. GUARD ................ Dave Weingartner STOSH .......................... Don Delver HARRY SHAPIRO .............. Dick Bacovin PRICE ....................... Richard Relyea HERB GORDON ............. Larry Schellenger HOFFMAN ....................... Bob Cappel SEFTON ...................... Warren Eakins DUKE .......................... Dave Bossel't MCCARTHY .................... Ron Johnson HORNEY ........................ Dave Cory MARKO ....................... Randy Fisher CORPORAL SHULTZ . . . . . . . . . . . .' . Jerry Peter Director Ranks explaining technical details. DUNBAR ......................... John Love REED ......................... Gary Kramig PETERSON ....................... Joe Kuhns RED DOG .................... John Matthews WITHERSPOON ................... Steve Frey FIRST GUARD ............. Elmer Weingartner MCKAY ....................... Dennis Tucker GENEVA MAN ................. Clyde Fannin JONES .......................... Don Kasten SECOND GUARD ................. Don Myers GERMAN CAPTAIN ............. Barry Tumey ATTENTIONF? ! Lead roles: Price, Hoffman, Harry, Stosh, and Sefton. Our lowlyn cast. 18! The Mother Abbess with Sister Margaretta, Sister Sophia, and Bertha The Captain Georg von Trapp with Elsa Schraede'r and Max Delwciler. l82 Sister The vun Trapp children: Gretl, Marta, Brigitta, Kurt, Louisa, Friedrich1 and LieseL Maria7 in the beginning, is a postulate at Nonnherg Abbey. The Mother Ahhess decides that she is not yet ready for the religious life: and sends her out of the Abbey to become a temporary governess t0 the children of Captain Georg von Trapp, a retired officer of the Austrian Navy. Although ter- rified at first with her new duties, amI mistrusted by the von Trapp children, Maria soon dissolves the military discipline and brings the hsound 0f musica, and love into the hearts of the stern captain and his children. u HThc hills are alive .. , l83 I84 The Lonely Goatherw, Al the Abbey on Marizfs wrdding day. Terrace of the von Trupp Villa, The Hm Tl'app Family Singvrs '85 THE CASUALS: Susan Federbush, Peggy Fasold, Lyndelle Mur- phy, Gayle Ruff Talent Assembly Dick Bacovin For one short afternoon our N.C,H4 Stage became 1 an imaginary theater. As the story goes, the build- 1 ing is soon to be torn down for Ohio Interstate 75. Our lovely hostess Miss Cynthia Shives announced each number, and introduced us to these world- V renown performers. 1 THE MADRIGALS FOUR: John Shimer, Larry Hug, Dennis Heitz, Jim Shimer i F 5 I E Ruth Dcveraux 186 Dale Czarnecki First place winner: Sandy Yung Our hostess: Miss Cindy Shives THE COLUMBIAS: Terry Nagel, Joe Wieland, Don Delver, Frank Simons J87 Honor Society sponsors Banquet Third annual Honors Banquet. and Hootenanny Induction of new officers: Linda Jenkins, Dale Czarnecki, JoEIlen HinshaW, Terry Nagel, and Dave Gory. The Madrigals of N.C.H. perform. 188 A delightful bus driver led to the creation of . .. 434 Poem t0 cCharliem By the Seniors that went to Washington ttIt was Thursday morning as we left the train, And slowly stepped out into the rain. We were tired and weary from a sleepless night, And that rolling in our stomachs didnut feel just right. But although tired, we were filled with glee, Because at last we had arrived in Washington, D. C. We were met by one man, smiling and bright, You could plainly see he had slept last night. We followed along as he led the way, To the bus that would take us the rest of the way. We were lucky, the forty-five of us, Because weid climbed aboard the number one bus. Then this man with his smiling face, Climbed on the bus and took his place. He pulled out the microphone at his side and said, tTll introduce thyself before we ride. My name is Charlie Boswell so you can probably see Why all my friends call me Charlie . . 3, So for three days we boardeti the number one bus And because of our Charlie we saw all the ttmustsfa But soon we had to leave Washington, D. C. But took with us a fond memory Of a bus driver, a guide, a jokester, a singer, a friend. Weill never forget you, Charlie, on this you can depend. Best of luck to you, Charlie, and remember, if you will, Your forty-five friends from North College Hill . . ft 5x i '7 outside waiting for the rest of nour gang,u Charlie was al- ways smiling. 3: rag. In the bus guiding or W; g4. . l8? t .,t ' Class LOT Sen I90 WII lTrip 1965 Washington wii Our delightful chaperones, Mr. and Mrs. Frock, and Mr. and Mrs. ankey, enjoy a short rest. The big thing 1'11 the back ground is what we went to see. The trip up was hhlong and hot but everyone enjoyed it hnost of the timeJ It seems that Mt. Vernon is being invaded! The Senior trip started on a Wednesday evening and one which those attending will never forget Despite a little CU trouble with the heater and some train sickness, we arrived in Washington, D. C. in as good a condition as could he expected. All the historical sites were visited and a few not so famous places. No one was Ieatiy to return home when the time came. The dinner on the way home left something to be desired, The line up of NCH suspects. but at least the heater worked! Everyone thoroughly enjoyed themselves on a trip they will never forget. I92 never be the same . . . Do you recognize any of these famous peo- ple? Can you guess who? Do you remember P1ease brush a little more over the left pinky. On the trip home when the girls weren't qmnny hopping , the boys played cards. iOur gangn on the Potomac boat ride. F93 Our goal completed . . . A rain-free night plus cool temperatures added to the solemn occasion. Pomp and Circumstance began and so did the steady stream of archbearers followed by the graduates to be. The in- vocation pledge of allegiance: Star Spangled Banner, and speeches all passed quickly. Finally the time came for the presentation of diplomas-some- thing everyone there had worked hard for for twelve years. Then that, too, was over. The closing events took place and then the recessional began. Caps and gowns were handed in, and report cards passed out. It was the end of a beautiful night, and the closing of our secondary education. Pam Martina returns after receiving her diploma. The largest NCH graduating class-all 144 of them. rnmm t: :1 . d , a u 6' 131:- 1:51. i 'a ti? :f :10? Jffl 4'; The class of 1965 Graduation 965 HEducation Tomorrow Education chterday' B b L' d 1 ar ara 1n 5 ey Jean Ratcliff Education Today Diane Ellerbusch I95 ke tea . a augmd'nouuw . Mo dig Pomp and Circumstance and Seniors make graduation everything that it should be. nn . gavdag 3 av x Louise Thedex ' Q CVAWC x 2w 9r: u 7 L f . DVXU hllva :5. VEXXg FF'Q ; Y Y - i w. K HX$ ' ' n me Bea I96 xewm' same. Semot Ensemme 3'insz ........NX'C.EMMdKN.$meve ..... ...Wanet$om Cues oi . . . Reverend 3mm 'xe ' St. Matgaie'c $953 Chm High Schodx Debora: wot g .. Barbara Mm Ber m, egln . '- Nhrgjmka. iameg. amen; 383.. n L n on Lynch. watva once inn- b00399. rhauheW-L Smile. Cm... Umdu CAa'xte ?wmke. Sana. , Orm Thane. Linda . 'YNnhw P; . Ear? $16569. wake Th e S enior En SCInble pr eparc S to . Sln g- I97 The great day dawns . . . Barb Bergman arrives early to get ready for the care- many. Last minute adjustments are always necessary. 45w 3x 63? 3 69 ,5? . M y if? y $30 .593 19?? . W $ch W66 ch The beginning of the end of U I98 Sandy Baarendse receives a scholarship fr0m Mr. And finally, mass confusion as it all ends. Shreve. . beginning. 1?? You have each been given a bag of tools, Teachers travel with class these days. 200 Homecoming dance A guidance counselor is always ready to hcip with problems. R and a book of rules; 20! And each must make, Lunchtime break SCHOOL AND CUMMUNm WOWSS mm WAIT! ' NEH swam e , FOR OPERA'HNG LBh girlie: helpers gain experience and knowledge helping with A familiar sign around hem Mr. Morris enjoys pullies. Another day begins with the arrival of student cars. 202 Bonnie Urban must have messed things up again; Ken Irey looks frustrated. The walk down the horseshoe is known to all. After a hard workout, Dave Tibbets feels the desire for water A double exposure and what else is new. set in. Joe Wieland gels reprimanded again 'by Mr. Simmons. ' ACH Ere Life has flown, 203 A stumbling-block Dawn Tobergla, Greg Beckman, and Judy Elbe epitomize the Seniors Ralways looking forward. The Mustangers were a political pany in the 1965 student council elections, The WSAI nCuod Guys game produced many laughs for all. 204 Looks like sGranny did it again. Senior Wkuh Day was quite a thing. The Trojaneltes strive for periection on drills. or a stepping stone. 9 205 11A g??? Q KVR$Q 'S N W va N 'v ' H Wk; :4 Class of 966 tDedicated t0 the Class of 765J Therevs a sad sort of clanging from the bells in the hall And the hearts of the kids here tOOe And all of the funny tricks you no longer do Remind us all the more of youeBoo H00 Regretfully they tell us, and firmly they compel us, To say good-bye-Boo HooMto you! So long, farewell, Auf Wiedersehen, Adieu Adieu, Adieu, to you and you and youn- The class of sixty-six is here to stay, so $ Sixty-five please be on your waye Wdre great we know we cannot tell a lie, ' So we7re not shook to bid you all good-bye- Your Class has passed and ours comes into view, As Seniors now, Wdre finally rid of you-GOOD-BYE GOOD-BYE GOOD-BYEI Juniors! 207 xxx Send Ffflheul' Hbrldwule BI'ITMAN'S FLORIST 8406 Pippin Road Cincinnati. Ohio 52I-7962 Wafches NIEMAN JEWELERS 5905 Hamilfon Ave. Cincinnafi 24I Ohio PhoneI 68 I -0974 Diamonds Spray Glazing S+eam Cleaning Simonizing CALIFORNIA KWIK KLEEN KAR WASH JOHN F. DOYLEl Owner 522-5877 I950 Galbraii'h Rd. Nodh College Hill. Ohio P'If H- Comes From DECK'S '5 Good , DECK'S MEATS Choice Beef-Veal Lamb-Fish-wPouH'ry I6l0 Cedar Ave. Cincinnafi 24. Ohio gg$ SKILLED BEAUIICIANS BETTY WALTERS. 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Ohio LIEBRICH PHARMACY 67I4 Savannah CLEMON'S BARBER SHOP I6I9 Galbraifh Ave. i CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS from Hl-Y and Y-TEENS a Los Seniors EBUENA SUERTE! EL CIRCULO ESPAFJOL We Solicif Your Membership and Urge You +0 Suppori' and Enioy A School Ac+ivifies Join +he NORTH COLLEGE HILL ATHLETIC BOOSTERS 2H xxx MlLLS-KESTERSON INSURANCE I 608 Wesf Galbraiih Cincinnah'. Ohio I E 5 T P 0 ll c V A'l' ALI. S T ELTIMES u 5;: C N 0 ; T U N C I L Workmanship Leadership Achievemen+ 2l2 PAUL R. YOUNG FUNERAL HOME 7345 HamiH-on Avenue Cincinnafi. Ohio Mouni' Heal+hy 52l-9303 ILIUM STAFF SALUTES THE CLASS OF 1965 ..u.......4--.....n...-.-.;;... The Senior Banquef We. +he Senior Class of I965. have added much +0 Norfh College High School LHe wH'I'I our oufsfanding accomplishmenfs and will con+inue +0 succeed in +he fu+ure. Good Luck Underclassmen Some cool Senior girls Sponsor: Miss Damaris Bales Edi+or in Chief: Sandra Baarendse Senior Editor: Carolyn Addison Underclass Edifor: Lois Clendening Business Manager: Wilfa Afkinson Sales Manager: Barb Clendening Adverfising Manager: Susan Haley Acfivifies Edifor: Janis Pe+ers Treasurer: Jane? Samad Feafures Edi+or: Judy Hissom Sporfs Edi+or2 Connie Thiess Viel Gluck 'l-o +he Greaf Seniors of l 965 Good Luck +0 +he No+e wor+hy Class of I965 CHORUS BAND 2l3 5.4.x2 11 A4 Adams, Gregory, 75 Adams, Robert, 75 Addison, Carolyn, 34, 52, 87, 88, 92, 3?:295, 96, 101, 104, 164, 165, 205, Addison, Gerry, 70, 115 Adkins, Russell, 70, 119 Ahr, Barry, 60, 107 Albert, Arthella, 57 Albert, Cherysse, 75 Albert, Thyra, 70 Alderson, Diane, 60 Alexander, Jeanette, 57, 116 Allen, Mr. William, 22, 116, 118 Amlung, Dennis, 70, 119 Anderson, Kennith, 65 Anderson, Linda, 75 Anderson, Lois, 60 Angelo, Mark, 70, 119, 132, 153 Ansberry, Mr. William, 22 Anzel, Linda, 65 Apple, Mr. Larry, 224 Arszman, Kathy, 57 Atkins, Beverly, 60, 97 Atkins, Thelma, 103, 65 Atkinson, Cary, 70 Atkinson, Gregory, 70, 119 Atkinson, Karen, 65, 89, 91, 92, 97, 101, 145 Atkinson, Roslyn, 60, 82, 92, 96 Atkinson, Willa, 34, 88, 90, 92, 96, 101, 102, 104, 212 Aue, William, 57, 82,100, 104, 105, 106, 108, 109, 175, 179, 184- -131 Baarendse, David, 70, 152 Baarendse, Sandy, 34, 83, 87, 88, 93, 96, 105, 106, 166, 167, 168, 171, 199, 212, 224 Babcock, John, 34, 197 Bacovin, Richard, 60, 180, 181, 186 Bailey, Cary, 65 Bailey, Susan, 70 Bales, Miss Damaris, 22, 93, 212, 224 Baltuth, Betsy, 57, BB, 90, 92, 102, 104, 116, 118, 145, 179 Baltuth, Owen, 70, 152 Banks, Mr. Dale, 22, 179, 181 Barker, Margaret, 57, 88, 100, 116, 117 Barker, William, 35 Barllow, Cary, 75, 115, 154 Bartos, Mr. Robert, 23, 146, 152 Bates, Mr. James, 16 Bayer, J im, 65 Beck, Jack, 60 Becker, Barbara, 35, 46, 86, 88, 102 Beckman, Cheryl, 60, 61, 83, 89, 92, 129 141, 143 Beckman, Gregory, 35, 204 Benson, Dianna, 65, 89 1 214 I ndex Benson, Robert, 50 Benson, Sally, 70, 119 Benzinger, Fred, 65, 108, 109, 110 Benzinget, Linda, 70 Berger, Debby, 35, 88, 90, 96, 102, 145 Berger, Paula, 75 Bergman, Barbara, 35, 50, 85, 88, 90, 92, 94, 96, 103, 104, 107, 116, 117, 145, 198 Bergman, Mr. Harry, 16 Beroset, Cary, 57, 123, 124, 125, 133, 135, 167, 168, 175 Beshears, Gerald, 60 Best, Barbara, 70 B612, Donna, 35 Benz, Kitty, 75, 89, 103 Bielski, Paula, 75 Bierman, Marilyn, 65 Billingsley, Phillip, 75 Bingham, Mary, 75 Bishop, Elnora, 75 Bishop, Matthew, 70, 152, 153, 155 Bishop, Mary, 65 Bishop, Virginia, 75 Black, Mr. Charles, 23, 124 Blanford, Mr. Gene, 23, 153, 154 Blankenship, Allen, 70 Blankenship, Sandy, 70 Blevins, CaiI, 75, 89, 119 Blevins, Howard, 165 Bock, David, 75. Boeckman, Ann, 35 Boegeman, Ralph, 57 Boggess, Alfred, 35 Boggess, John, 75 Boggess, Mike, 65 Boggess, Richard, 65 Bokelman, Allen, 65, 98, 151 Bokelman, David, 65, 87, 98, 151 Bokelman, Linda, 57, 90, 145 Bollinger, Carl, 57, 107 Bollinger, Helen, 75 Bonn, Catherine, 60 Booth, Linda, 34, 35, B3, 90, 94, 96, 100, 101 Booth, P'atricia, 57, 88, 129, 142, 143 Booth, Talmage, 65, 82, 128, 137, 150 Boase, Mr Ray, 16 Bossert, David, 35, 104, 106, 179, 180 Boswell, Mr. Charles 189 Bowen, Mrs. Hildreth, 30 Boyce, Linda, 57, 104, 106 Boyd, Albert, 65, 137, 148 Boyd, John, 70, 119 Boyd, Willie, 75 Bradford, Bruce, 36, 51, 82, 123 Bradley, Anna, 65, 91, 145 Bradley, Thomas, 60 Brandhorst, Donna, 36, 116 Brankamp, Gregory, 65, 87, 98, 151 Braucksick, Ken, 36. Breitholle, Kenneth, 60, 86 Brockman, Karen, 60, 89, 97, 107 Brockman, Nancy, 70, 119 Broomfield, Gloria, 65, 82, 89, 91, 128, 144, 145 Broomfield, Johnetta, 70 Brundige, Susan, 36, 87, 94, 95, 104 Brunner, Roger, 75 Brunner, Ruth Ann, 70 Bruns, Mr. Robert, 23 Brush, Burke, 65, 86, 99, 106 Brugh,'Debhie, 159, 162 Brush, Jay, 67, 99, 106 Bryant, Deborah, 67, 89, 103, 123, 144, 167, 168 Bryner, Dr. James 11., 2, 3, 16, 17 Burch, ,Toni, 70 Burkhart, Kathy, 57, 88, 96, 102 Burkhart, Ken, 36, 82, 94, 95, 141 Burr, Karen, 36, 60, 86, 90, 92, 94, 96, 165 Burr, James, 98, 148 Burroughs, Charles, 70, 152, 153, 155 Burroughs, Richard, 75, 152 Burroughs, Ruth, 67 Burton, Brenda, 60 Burton, Charles, 75 Burton, Glenn, 57, 123, 146 Burton, James, 70 Burwell, James, 70, 99 Bush, Charles, 77, 152 Buf5h2 Eveline, 70, 71, 84, 89, 119, 144, Butler, Bill, 57, 123, 124, 133, 134, 150 Butler, Deborah, 70, 115 Butler, Don, 67, 128 Butler, Cary, 67, 108, 137, 151 Butler, Gilbert, 67 Butler, Gregory, 70, 153, 155 Butler, Mike, 60, 123, 136, 148 Butler, Raymond, 67, 128, 137, 150 Butler, Reginald, 36, 123, 124, 125, 150 Butler, Vicki, 77, 94 1c- CaldweH, Steve, 77, 155 Callup, Geraldine, 67 Callup, Theodore, 70 Campbell, Toni, 57 Cannon, Mike, 60, 148 Cannon, Patti, 67, 97 Camy, Craig, 77 Canty, John, 60 Canty, Yvonne, 70. Capal, David, 67, 137, 150 Cappel, Robert, 36, 46, 179, 180, 181 Cappel, Robin, 65, 67, 103, 112 Carpenter, Mrs. Mary Jane, 23 Carr, Diane, 70 Carr, James, 57 Carr, Roger, 70, 115, 155 Carrier, Michael, 67 Casagrande, Kim, 77 Caswell, Deborah, 70, 119 Ceddia, Lucy, 67, 107 Chapman, John, 67 Chapman, Mary, 70 Chapman, Ronald, 57, 106, 108, 119 Chappell, Johnny, 57, 123, 124, 125, 150 A .- .- Iaump, .. g5. Chappell, Ronald, 77, 115 Chattos, Daniel, 77 Charles, David, 70, 119 Chattos, Linda, 67, 112 Christensen, Mr. Edward, 20, 224 Clark, Brenda, 70 Clark, Ed, 67, 128, 137, 151 Clark, Geraldine, 77 Clark, Gregory, 70 Clark, Virginia, 70 Clemens, Sue, 60 Clemens, William Clements, Mrs. Bernice, 30 Clements, Mary, 36, 88 Clements, Terrance, 67, 98, 151 Clements, William, 60 Clandening, Barbara, 36, 87, 88, 92, 93, 94-, 96, 107, 212 Clandening, Lois, 37, 85, 83, 92, 94, 96, 104, 107, 212 Clinkscale, Danny, 77 Cobb, Miss Tabitha, 20 Cochran, Jane, 60, 90, 105, 106, 145 Coffman, Ron, 60 Coleman, Harry, 70, 152, 153, 155 C011ins, Larry, 70, 152 Collis, Robert, 70 Colonel, Nannette, 67 Corston, Leslie, 77, 119 Courtney, Nelson, 67 Cox, Karen, 77 Cox, Maurice, 37, 123, 124, 125, 140, 150 Cox, Richard, 57 Cox, Warren, 67, 108, 128 Craig, Mike, 70 Creech, Stephen, 57 Cride'r, John, 60 Crutchfield, Anthony, 70 Crutchfield, Sandra, 57, 90, 96 Cunningham, Dennis, 57, 108, 123 Cushing, Kathy, 37, 85, 88, 96, 100 Cut1er, Portia, 70, 79, 119 Cutter, Chery1, 60, 97, 107 Cutler, Lynn, 57, 88, 96, 102, 105 Czarnecki, Da1e, 60, 87, 98, 105, 107, 151, 187, 188 Czarnecki, Mark, 67, 98, 107, 108, 111 4D - Da11am, Ernest, 60, 98, 106, 103, 151 Danielson, Mrs. Vye, 23 Daum, Terry, 60, 99 Dawley, Martha, 77, 94, 103 Dawley, Richard, 60, 98, 107, 124, 136, 150, 167, 169 Dawley, Mr. Richard, 18, 24, 155 Day, Dennis, 60 Delver, Donald, 37, 101, 108, 109, 110, 116, 118, 119, 150, 179, I80, 181, 187 Dempster, Bill, 67 Dempster, Nancy, 70, 84, 89, 103, 119 Dempsler, Steve, 70, 119 Deveraux, Ruth, 37, 96, 116, 186 DeVore, Diane, 77 Students are important DeVore, Rick, 70, 184 Dillon, Beverly, 70, 89, 119 Dillon, Diane, 37, 85, 90, 96, 103, 1.45, 146, 179 Dillon, Pat, 67, 89, 97 Dillon, Tom, 77, 115 Dirr, Mick, 60 Dittly, John, 60 Dixon, Brenda, 57 Dean, Joyce, 57 Doherty, Dan, 57, 123, 124, 125 Doherly, Mike, 77' 152 Dordaller, Madeline, 37 Dorfmeayer, Ann, 57, 88, 96, 101, 102, 10 Duxsey, D011, 67, 98, 108, 128, 150 Doxsey, Michael, 77, 124, 152 Droppelman, Patricia, 67, 89 DuChemin, Arthur, 60, 87 DuChemin, John, 70 Durham, Paula, 70, 119 Dyer, Gay, 67 Dziech, David, 70, 119, 152 Dziech' Mike, 170 4E4 Eakins, Thornton, 77 Eakins, Warren, 57, 104-, 179, 180, 181 Eckerle, Tisha, 67 Eckles, Nancy, 77 Edelman, Donald, 57 Ehrhardl, Dennis, 77, 154 Elbe, Judith, 37, 204- Ellerbusch, Diane, 37, 88, 94, 95, 102, 105, 195 Ellerbusch, Michael, 70, 115 Endres, Keith, 57 Engelhart, James, 57, 116, 118, 119 Erbs, Lynn, 57 Erbs, Robert, 77 Erdteohn, Dennis, 57, 123 Ernest, Cynthia, 57, 88, 102, 104- Etinger, Betty, 70 Etinger, Linda, Lee, 70, 119 21:2 Fahrenkamp, Run, 37, 52 Falk, Nancy, 57, 117 Fannin, Clyde, 60, 181 Fannin, John, 77, 115 Far1ow, Diane, 60 Farlow, Linda, 60, 89, 91 Fasuld, Peggy, 60, B9, 97, 186 Fasnld, Walter, 70, 99, 115 Fassino, Marlee, 60, 92 Faulkner, Edward, 60 Faulkner, John, 67, 128, 137 Faulkner, Roger, 123 Federbush, 60, 89, 103, 112, 186 Feldman, Donna, 67, 91 Fallon, Kathleen, 70 Feth, Robert, 60 Fischer, Karen, 57 for yearbook success. Fisher, Randy, 67, 108, 180 Filterer, Dan, 60, 98 Filzerald, Brenda, 57 Fitzgerald, Eva, 60, 89, 91, 97, 145 Flannigan, Dorothy, 30 Flisohel, Richard, 70, 115, 153, 155 Fluegeman, David, 38 Foley, Diane, 70 Faust, Glenda, 38, 51, 85, 88, 90, 94-, 96 Frandoni, Sue, 77 Franke, Lance, 38, 108, 109 Franke, Tadd, 67, 108 Franklin, Barbara, 38 Franklin, Cary, 67, 128 Franklin, Tommy, 77, 115, 137, 154 Frantz, Martha, 70, 84-, 115 Frasure, Betsy, 70, 119 Freking, David, 70, 119 Freking, Deborah, 38, 88, 116, 129, 142, 143, 153, 159, 161, 162 French, Mr. James, 24, 124, 133, 141 Frey, Edward, 67 Frey, Jeff, 60, 98 Frey, Jenny, 67, 97 Frey, Steve, 60, 104, 108, 146, 179, 181 Frey, Tim, 77 Fricke, Mr. Wayne, 24, 148 F riedrich. Barbara. 77. 103, 89 Frisky, Caro1, 60, 91, 97, 105, 107, 145 Frock, Mr. Arthur, 18, 19, 192 Frondorf, Brad, 67 Frost, Michael, 70 Fulmer, Lois 1Miss1, 24 Frock, Mrs. Arthur, 192 4G4 Gallant, Victor, 60 Gambrel, Howard, 77, 115, 152 Garrard, Jim, 60, 99, 108, 116, 118, 119 Garrard, Steven, 70, 119, 152 Garwood, Julie, 57, 83, 35, 88, 90, 116, 118, 175 Gaspar, George, 77 Gaunce, Gloria, 60, 90, 92, 94, 97 Causmann, Cary, 67, 148 Cessner, Edward, 60 Gibson, Terry, 57, 146, 147, 175 Gilbert, Charles, 67, 106 Giles, Lois, 119 Click, Paula, 57, 90, 116, 117, 145 Goedel, Dennis, 70, 119, 155 Goodrich, Sandra, 38 Gory, David, 57, 105, 108, 109, 110, 123, 180, 183 Graham, Richard, 70, 84-, 115, 153, 154, 155 Graves, Thomas, 77 Greaves, Edward, 60, 98 Greene, Emily 1Penny1 60, 88, 92, 94, 111 Greenwood, Jerry, 60, 98 Gregory, Eddie, 60 Gregory, Mary 77 2l5 2H- Haase, Don, 67, 128 Hagen, John, 39, 123, 150, 194 Haggerty, Marsha, 70, 89, 119, 175 Haley, Deborah, 57, 82, 88, 112, 174, 219 Haley, Susan, 39, 50, 83, 88, 90, 92, 96, 101, 103, 104-, 107, 116, 117, 179, 184-, 212 Hall, Barbara, 70 Hall, Brenda, 77 Hall, Elaine, 57 Hamersly, Mark, 70, 115 Hamersly, Sandra, 39, 90, 94, 88, 96, 103, 111, 161 Hamilton, Elmer, 60, 124, 148 Hammons, Sandra, 70, 119 Hardy, Sharon, 77 Hargis, Diane, 96, 39, 88, 100 Hargis, JoAnne, 57, 96 Hargis, Mike, 70, 119, 152 Harris, Mark, 57 Harrell, Davici, 70 Hartman, Mr. Norbert, 24 Hasse, D011, 99, 106 Hauser, Jack, 57 Hawley, Mrs. Peggy, 24-, 90 Hazelwood, David, 77, 155 Hazelwood, Maureen, 57, 88, 96 Habenstreit, Richard, 60 Hedges, Debbie, 77 Hedgren, Barbara, 56, 57, 88, 90, 92, 103, 112 Hedgren, Tim, 70 Heeman, Charles, 60 He'ineke, Martin, 84, 115 Heitz, Dennis, 57, 97, 98, 106, 116, 118, 119, 186 Helligrath, Bil1, 79 Helligralh, Nancy, 60 Helligrath, Ted, 39 Helms, Donna, 77, 103 Helms, Terry, 67, 106 Henize, Christopher, 72 Henke, Lynna, 72 Henke, Sandy, 67 Henley, Sandy, 67, 97 Henry, Barbara, 39, 116, 118 Henry, Fat, 60, 91, 97, 107, 145 Henson, Connie, 65, 67 Henson, Janet, 72, 119 Henson, Par, 39, 60 Hey, David, 67, 87, 128, 137, 149 Hilmes, Shirley, 56, 57, 88, 90, 92, 112, Hey, Patricia, 37 167, 168, 175 Himsel, Carmela, 72, 89, 119 Hinshaw, .10 Ellen, 60, 85, 89, 92, 97, 102, 105, 106, 188 Hinshaw, Steve, 72, 119 Hissom, .1 udy, 60, 92, 97, 99, 103, 104, 105, 106. 108, 110, 116, 118, 184-, 212, 217 Hissom, Mr. Jim, 25, 108, 110, 115 Hoffman, Carolyn, 60, 91, 14-5 2l6 Hoffman, Fred, 57, 14-3 Hoffman, Cary, 39 Hoffman, Kristine, 72 Hoffman, Richard, 72, 119 Holzschuh, John, 57, 58, 98, 108, 109, 14-9 'Honchell, Mrs. Elizabeth, 25 Hood, J im, 57 Hopmann, Donna, 35, 52, 88, 94-, 104, 112, 113, 175, 176 Hosmer, Tim, 57 House, Ben, 60 House, Jenny, 67 Houston, Diane, 77 Howard, Mrs. Marguerite, 3D Howell, Lowell, 77, 115 Huber, Mike, 57 Hudson, Bessye, 72, 119 Hug, Joanne, 72 Hug, Larry, 57, 116, 118, 119, 184, 186 Hughes, Dan, 57 Hughes, Jam, 67, 128, 148 Humphreys, Jo Ann, 67, 89, 91, 92, 97 Humphreys, Michael, 72 Humphreys, Phyllis, 170 Hunter, Nancy, 67 Hlitlifinmiller, Julie, 67, 89, 92, 94, 111, Hyde, Joanna, 67, 89 Fun and laughter fil 1211 Ingram, Jennifer, 60, 97 Ingram, Jay, 72, 119 Irey, Ken, 60, 82, 87, 108, 110, 203 Irvin, Lathes, 72, 155 2J2 Jackson, Vincent, 67, 137, 150 Jaeger, Mark, 77 Jauch, Gerry, 67, 103 Jauch, James, 39, 85 Jedlicka, Karen, 40, 85, 88, 94, 96, 100 Jenkins. Linda, 57, 88, 96, 101, 102, 105, 108, 188 Jenkins, Patti, 67, 89, 91, 92, 103, 112 Jennings, Shirley, 77 Jensen, Tom, 60, 98, 136, 146, 14-8 Johnson, D011, 77 Johnson, Floyd, 77 Johnson, Henry, 60 Johnson, John, 60, 98 Johnson, Ronald, 60, 180 Jones, Dina, 60 Jones, Edward, 77, 115 Jones, Jerry, 77, 154 Jones, John, 98, 116, 123, 150, 165 Jones, Robert, 67, 128, 137 Jones, Stephen, 77 Jordan, Ralph, 40 School's out! Now to head for home. lthese 7hallowed halls . .79..-. ,.-.2,.-,,....., . 4K4 Kahle, Debbie, 67, 97 Kaladow, Mr. Art, 25, 124, 140, 141 Kane, Carol, 67, 97 Kane, Jennie, 77 Kasten, Ana, 40, 50, 82, 88, 94, 96, 107 Kasten, Don, 62, 133, 134, 136, 181 Kaucher, Edward, 77, 115 Kaufmann, Carol 106 Kearns, Brenda, 62, 89, 92, 94-, 97, 106 Keegan, Randy, 77, 152 Keller, Don, 62 Keller, Mark, 40 KeHcr, Sandra, 40, 88, 90, 96, 102, 116, 14-5 Keiler, Sharon, 62, 89, 92, 97, 106 Kelsey, Glenn, 77, 115 Kembre, Harold, 40 Kennedy, Gregg, 40, 104 Kern, Adele, 62, 88, 97, 112, 134 Kidd, Diana, 62 Kiehborth, Donald, 6? Kiehborlh, John, 57, 101 Kihm, Michael, 67 Kimbrough, Diane, 72, 115 King, Daniel, 67 Kinkey, Mrs. Elizabeth, 21, 85, 12 Kinkey, Mr. Walter, 192 Kirkwood, Dick Kitchen, Jim Klaus, Steven, 67, 137 Klemann, Clayton, 57, 99, 106, 108, 123 Klug, Richard, 4-7, 108 Koerner, Sandra, 47 Kohl, Jimmy, 67 Kotzbauer, JoAnn, 40, 86, 96 Kramer, Cindy, 77 Kramer, Mr. Maurice, 25 Kramig, Cary, 62, 107, 181 of old? Krass, Cary, 57, 148 Krass, Sharon, 67 Kreamelmeycr, David, 62, 123 Kresser, Cindy, 77, 89 Kresser, Gary, 57, 123, 124, 125, 133, 136, 138 Kuhlman, Bobbie Ann, 72, 103, 119 Kuhlman, Ronald, 67 Kuhns, Joe, 62, 98, 111, 113, 119, 123, 151, 131 Kunkel, Mr, Carl, 26, 149 Kunstman, Gloria, 62, 92, 97 2L2. Lachemnan, Kenneth, 57 Lakamp, Charles, 57 Lakonen, Mrs. Roberta, 26 Lambert, Roger, 67 Landmeier, Dennis, 77 Laniersiek, Mike, 65, 67, 82, 98, 137 Lanfersiek, Tim, 57, 175, 184 Lang, Judith, 77, 119, 184- Langmeier, Linda, 62, 88, 89, 92 Lasita, Janet, 40 Layman, Sheila, 77 Leddy, Donna, 77 Lell, Robert, 72, 99, 115 Leopold, Cary, 57 Leopold, Mike, 77 Levi, Sue, 173 Liebisch, Jackie, 77 Liehisch, Margie, 67 Lincoln, Amy, 77, 119, 184 Lindsley1 Barbara, 40, 94, 105, 106, 195 Lindsley, Carolyn, 57, 104, 184- Lipps, Mrs. Barbara, 26, 141, 140 Lister, Robert, 57 Judy Hissom looks like slle15 enjoying that hamburger. Lloyd, Edward, 41, 50, 116, 123, 124, 125, 146, 147, 175 Lockwood, Sue, 65, 67, 82, 86, 89, 91, 103, 129, 14-3, 167, 169 Lulgssiion, Mr. Joseph, 26, 58, 137, 150, Long, Mike, 77, 115 Longstreth, Teri, 184 Losacker, Diane, 67 Lotz, Jeanette, 67, 91, 97 Love, John, 62, 99, 106, 108, 110, 181 Love, Judy, 72 Luehrs, Donna, 57, 82, 83, 101, 105, 129, 142, 143, 167, 169 Luehyfs, Margaret, 72, 84, 89, 119, 144, 15 Lukatz, Susanna, 59, 90, 96, 103 Lutterhei, Mr. Ed, 31 Lutterbei, Mr. Ralph, 31 Lynch, Marilyn, 41, 88, 90, 116, 117, 14-5, 184 4M4- McAHisLer, Pamela, 62 McCaffery, Sharon, 67, 89, 92, 97, 106 McChristian, Myra, 41 McCracken, Barbara, 41, 36, 88, 102 McCracken, Linda, 77 McDaniel, Doug, 62, 108, 123 McDanie1, Eugenia, 72, 103, 115 McDaniel, Jerry, 77, 115, 152 McGlothlin, Don, 67 McHugh, David, 41, 123, 124' 125, 146, 147 ' McHugh, Kevin, 72, 119, 152 McKeown, Thomas, 87 Macon, Marva, 96, 116 Mahaffey, Kathy, 67, 89, 103, 128, 144- Mahaffey, William,.41 Mahaney, Mike, 62 Mahle, Mr. Ralph, 27, 152 Maidens, Mr. Duane, 27, 150, 151 Maier, Bill, 72, 115 Maier, Daniel, 77 Malof, Heddy, 69 Manthey, Diane, 62, 86, 89, 92, 96 Manzi, Mike, 41 Mardis, Diana, 77 Markland, Beverly 77 Marsh, Glynda, 72 Marshall, Chris, 69, 91, 145 Marshall, Mike, 69 Martin, Bonny Kay, 77 Martin, Christine, 62, 91, 94, 97, 145 Martin, Madelyn, 4-1, 86, 96 Martina, Pamela, 41, 85, 88, 90, 92, 96, 116, 165,194 Maskulka, Mark, 77 Mason, Pamela, 42, 38, 90, 96, 103, 104 Maitson, Rick, 71, 72, 84, 119, 152, 153, 55 Mitzssun, William, 34, 51, 82, 123, 124, Matthews, Barb, 62 Matthews, Cary, 69 Matthews, Jeffrey, 72 2l7 Matthews, John, 62, 87, 98, 123, 136, 155, 181 Matthews, Mary, 42, 88, 90, 92, 96, 104, 116, 14-5 Matthews, Robert, 77 Matthews, T0m,69, 98, 106, 137, 151 Maxwell, Roger, 42, 52, 133, 135, 136, 141, 150, 166, 167, 169, 171 Maxwell, Wayne, 67, 108 Meeks, Ricky, 72, 152, 155 Meier, Danny, 115 Meier, Kenneth, 69, 128, 136, 148, 167, 168 Meier, Nancy, 42, 88, 104, 112, 113, 173 Mcinken, John, 62, 107 Meyer, Craig, 62, 85, 98, 106 Meyer, Mrs. Dorothy, 30 Meyers, Don, 98 Meyer, George, 77 Meyer, James, 42 Meyers, Linda, 69 Milby, Carol, 59 Milby, Donna, 72 Miller, Thomas, 59, 82, 150 Mitchell, Larry, 62, 184 Mitchell, Tim, 77, 115 Moody, Bob, 62, B7, 107 Moore, Belinda, 77 Morgan, Mr. Edward, 27, 100 Moriarity, Carol, 4-2, 88 Morris, Mr. Dan, 27, 87, 90, 99, 124, 202 Maschel, Debra, 77, 115 Mueller, Jackie, 69, 89, 92, 97, 111 Mueller, Kathleen, 59, 88, 90, 145 Mueller, Linda, 42, 96, 116 Mlille'phy, LyndeHe, 61, 62, B9, 96, 106, 6 Murray, Geraldine, 72 MurrisonI Mary Kay, 62, 89, 92, 94, 97, 107 Myers, Cary, 77, 115, 155 Myers, Don, 69, 87, 128, 181 Myers, Richard, 62, 103 M3173? Ronald, 42, 108, 109, 110, 151, 1N1 Naegele, Diane, 69, 97 NageL Mrs. Dorothy, 21, 86 Nagel, Phil, 62 Nagel, Ray, 49 Nagel, Terry, 59, 83, 86, 92, 94, 99, 105, 106, 108, 109, 110, 116, 118, 119, 187, 188, 224 Nagel, Tom, 173 N6ely, Miss Betty, 27 Neidenhach, Janis, 42, 88, 90, 100, 116, 117, 145, 104 Neidenbach, Kathy, 62, 89, 106, 117, 184 Nelson, Greg, 72, 153 Nelson, Sharon, 59, 116 Newbold, Denny, 69 Newell, Paul, 69, 106 Newlove, Terry, 72 Newman, Linda, 72 Nielsen, Donna, 42, 51, 83, 112, 113, 116 Nielsen, Linda, 62, 89 Noffke, Steve, 72 N011, Steven, 77, 84, 115 Norman, Gregory, 69 Nortman, Linda, 69 Nortman, John, 79, 115 Norton, Danny, 72, 152, 155 Norwood, Donald, 59, 98, 123, 150 Norwood, Janet, 72, 119 Noschang, Mike, 62, 98, 136, 146 101 Oberhage, Richard, 79 Oberhelman, James, 43 Oberhelman, Jenny, 79 Oberhelman, Judy, 72 O1Neill, Mr. David, 16 Osborn, Tom, 62 Outside reading is important for the NCH student. ZlB Ott, Janis, 43, 96 Otto, Donna, 4-3, 90, 96, 100 Owen, Michael, 59, 86, 108, 109, 110, 150 -p- Paris, Rob, 224, Parker, Kathy, 59, 88, 100, 103, 117 Parks, Brenda, 59 Parks, Wendell, 79 Parks, Virgil, 69, 128 Parrett, Mike, '72 Parsons, Bill, 72 Patrick, Gregory, 59 Paul. Lynn, 41 Paui, Richard, 69 Payne, Roxanne, 72, 119 Pemherlon, Linda, 79, 119 P6183 Jerry, 43, 104, 108, 109, 110, 165, Peters, Carol, 65, 69, 87, 89, 91, 92, 129, 143 Peters, Janis, 43, 88, 90, 92, 96, 104, 106, 108, 109, 117, 166, 172, 173, 184, 212 Peters, William, 59, 105, 106 Pelry, Donna, 79, 115 Petty, Janet, 79, 89, 115, 184 Petty, Linda, 69, 91, 97, 108, 145, 134 Philpot, Barrett, 79 Pickens, Kendall, 72 Pickens, Trula, 79 Pieper, Bruce, 69, 106, 150 Pieper, Mrs. Jean, 16 13153;, Sam, 62, 85, 104, 108, 109, 179, Pitcher, Terry, 44 Plummer, James, 59, 108, 110, 150 Plummer, Steven, 72, 152 Pooch, Fred, 62, 151 Powell, Charles, 59 Powell, James, 72 Powell, John, 59 Prather, Mr. George, 27 Prather, George, 72 Prettyman, Gloria, 44, 86, 104, 179 Prewitt, David, 44 Price, Linda, 59, 85, 88, 116, 118, 175 2722. Quinn, Michelle, 79 Quinn, Mike, 44- 411- Rainey, Linda, 44, 51, 83, 88, 90, 92, 94, 96, 103, 160 Rainey, Ken, 59, 146 Raiser, Edward, 79, 155 Raiser, George, 69 Rampello, Linda, 72 Rampello, Bonnie, 79, 84- Randall, Mrs. Catherine, 28 H46. .mhnt . 1 . . Btu:- u..- ,1; 1.,...-.1 ...... Good Raleliff, Jean, 44, 86, 88, 100, 101, 105, 106, 195 Ralcliff, Linda, 72, 119 Rawls, Carolyn, 69, 106 Rawls, Marvin, 79 Reardon, Dan, 44 Reardon, Mary Lou, 69 Reardon, Mike, 69 Reisiger, Patricia, 69 Reisiger, Sharon, 69 Rally, Terri, 62 Rally, Tom, 72 Relyea, Debby, 69, 97 Rerea, Richard, 44, 180, 181, 184- Rexroat, Jim, 72, 119, 153 Rhodes, Marvin, 28, 69, 108 11181113, David, 62 Riehle, John, 44 Riellle, Thomas, 59 Riley, Jean, 69, 89 Ring, Mr. Jerry, 28, 101 Robinson, Bobby, 72 Roe, Gordon, 59, 123, 124, 125, 146 Rogers, Dennis, 62 Rogers, Karen, 72 Rogers, Pau1, 69, 87, 98 128, 151 Rogers, Penny, 59, 117 Rogers, Roy, 72 Rose, Joan, 59, 118 R058, John, 62, 167, 168 Ruehlman, Carl, 62, 98 Ruff, Buraine, 62, 97 Ruff, Carolyn, 72. 89, 119, 144, 152 Ruff, Gayle, 62, 39, 92, 106, 112, 135 Rumke, David, 69, 137, 148 Rumke, Linda, 44, 88, 96, 104, 116, 118, 179, 184 Rumpler, Richard, 59 Rumpler, Ron, 69, 108 Rush, Mr. Ralph, 28, 136 Ruter, John, 45, 51, 146, 147, 164, 165 Ryan, Lynn, 72, 115 4S4 Sabrowsky, Rick, 72 Salyers, Cary, 72 Salt, Jeff, 79, 154, 155 Salt, Ted, 62, 105 Samad, Janet, 4-5, 33, 88, 92, 96, 101, 116, 117, 165, 167, 169, 184, 212 Samad, Robert, 62, 148 Samppala, David, 59, 123, 146, 147 Samppala, James, 72 Sand, Susan, 59, 83, 86, 88, 96, 102 Sandford, Gregory, 79 Sarver, David, 69, 137, 150 Sarver, Steve, 79 Schaefer, Joe, 62 Schuefer, Tom, 59, 146, 147 Schafer, Brenda, 79 Scharnharsl, Terry, 59 Scheibly, Terry, 72 Schellenger, Larry, 45, 52, 85, 98, 124, 165, 180 Schenk, Bonnie, 62, 89, 92, 97, 107 times begin with friends. Schenk, Bruce, 59, 150 Schenkel, Robert, 62 Schickner, Sherry, 59 Schierer, Mrs. Ellen, 30 Schlcnsker, Dennis, 72, 152, 153, 155 Schlesselman, Mrs. Jean, 21 Schmadel, Richard, 69, 106, 137, 151 Schmid, Linda, 72, 94, 119 Schnee, Kathleen, 59 Schneider, Debby, 62 Schneider, Jerry, 4-5 Schener, Darlene, 165 Schnetzer, Paul, 62 Schnier, Karen, 45, 86, 88, 100, 101, 105, 106 Schon, Barbara, 62, 89, 97, 103, 116 Schon, David, 59 Schrepper, Carol, 45 Schroth, Dennis, 69, 98, 106, 151 Schroth, William, 62 Schulze, Victoria, 62, 89, 97 Schwarz, Kenneth, 45 Schwettman, Jeanine, 72. Scott, Richard, 62 Seals, James, 79, 154, 155 Sees, Dianne, 69 Seyberth, Mr. A1, 31 Sheets, Debra, 72, 84, 89, 144, 152 Shepherd, Gayle, 72 Sheppard, Mary, 45 Sheward, Beth, 45, 85, 92, 96, 105 Shimer, James, 59, 98, 104, 106, 116, 118, 119, 123, 184- Shimer, John, 59, 98, 104-, 106, 116, 118, 119, 184, 186 Ship, David, 62 Shives, Cynthia, 56, 59, 82, 83, 88, 104, 106, 112, 118, 179, 184, 187 Shives, Steve, 72, 115, 184 Shreve, Mr. Edward, 18, 19, 199 Shoopman, Cary, 62, 108 Shorter, Alma, 30 Sikic, Mrs, Fedora, 28 Simmons, Donald, 72, 115, 153 Simmons, Ronald, 69, 128, 133, 136, 151, 203 Simmons, Mr. Rodney, 20 Simona, Frank, 45, 104, 179, 187 Simons, Peggy Jeanne, 79, 89, 103, 115, 119 Sjodahl, Steven, 79 S1ater, Charles, 72 Slattcry, Mr. Dana, 16 Slaughter, Michael, 72, 119 51ye, Cynthia, 46, 88, 96, 103, 104 Smedley, George, 69, 106, 108, 110 Smith, Miss Barbara, 28 Smith, Carl, 69, 110, 137, 148 Smith, Darina, 69 Smith, Don, 46, 51, 98, 123, 125, 149, 167, 168 Smith, Cary, 59, 108, 133, 134 Smith, Jerome, 69 Smith, Kenneth, 62 Smith, Marilyn, 72 Smith, Merritt, 62, 115, 155 Smith7 Mike, 61, 62, 82, 133, 136 Smith, Randy, 69, 128, 137, 151, 167, 169 Smith, Rhonda, 79 Smith, Robert, 69, 87, 98, 128, 151 Smith, Ronald, 46, 98, 150, 165 Smith, Shirley, 79 Smithson, Barbara, 62, 97, 101 Sneed, Rebecca, 79 Snyder, Debby, 89V 145 Snyder, George, 59 Snyder, Linda, 72 Snyder, Melody, 69, 85, 89, 106 Snyder, Shirley, 62, 85, 106 Sollmann, Cary, 59 Soloman, Marcus, 62 Sparks, Larry, 62, 85 Specht, John, 69, 106 Spieser, Sandra, 62, 89, 91, 97, 108, 112, 145 Spreckelmeier, Sandra, 49 Stancheff, Paul, 79 Stanley, Jennifer, 69 Slansell, Virginia, 46, 38, 112, 113 Slapehon, Barbara, 59 Stapelton, Preston, 79 Queen Debby Haley at the crowning at the Junior Senior Prom. 2l9 Statimm, Phi11ip, 62 Staudt, John, 79 Stephens, Terry, 72, 119 Stcgman, Cary, 62 Stevens, Fred, 72 Stevens, Mr. Jack, 28, 94 Stevens, Sandy, 79 Stewart, Ruth, 62 Slinson, Linda, 79, 89, 103 Stockmeier, Karen, 46, 112, 113 Stockmeier, Robert, 69, 106, 108 Sloehr, Bruce, 46, 98 Smehr, Mrs. Vera, 30 Stoinoff, Robert, 69 Siolzenberger, Bob, 62, 82, 98, 123, 124 Suer, Kenneth, 69 Summers, Mrs. Beverly, 29 Sutton, CharIotte, 69, 91, 145 Sutton, Cary, 79, 154 Sutton, Harald, 69 Sutton, Ted, 137, 148 Swisher, Karen, 62, 89, 14-5, 91 Syders, Sherry, 69, 81, 89, 91, 92, 97, 108, 145 4T4 Tasset, Carolyn, 72, 84, 89, 14-4, 152 Taylor, Audrey, 62 Taylor, Mr. Bob, 81 Taylor, Gregory, 69, 151 Taylor, Mitchum, 72 Theders, Lois, 4-7, 88, 90, 100, 116, 117, 145 Theders, Louise, 47, 88, 90, 100, 116, 117, 14-5, 196 Theile, Marcia, 72, 103 Thiess, Connie. 61, 62, 89, 91, 92, 94-, 97, 116, 129, 1437 212 Thiess, Robert, 47, 98 Thinnes, Kenny, 79, 154-, 155 Thinnes, Linda, 62, 88, 92, 94, 97, 103 Thinnes, Mike, 69, 98, 14-9 Thinnes, Vicki, 72, 84, 119 Thomas, Elaine, 59, 96 Thomas, Larry, 72 Thomas, Linda, 47, 90, 116, 117, 145 Thomas, Owen, 69, 128, 133, 136, 150 Thomas, Pat, 62 Thompson, Charlene, 47, 88, 92, 104, 160, 179 Thompson, Curtis, 47, 125, 133, 135, 136 Thompson, Elaine, 62, 89, 102, 106 Thompson, James, 59 Thorinson, Stanley, 69, 128, 137, 150, 15 Tibbelts, David, 62, 146, 203 Tobcrgta, Betty 1MrsJ, 30 Tobergta, Dawn, 47, 79, 82, 88, 94, 95, 96, 204 Tobergla, Heather, 94- 'Toner, Miss Mary 10, 29 Towns, Allen Wayne, 79 Towns, Jackie, 64- Towns, James, 72 Tricase, Leonard, 69 Tucker, Dennis, 47, 181 220 Professor Joe Wieland gives a lecture on 2How to Ride a Skateboard. Tumey, Barry, 59, 98, 106, 108, 116, 119, 181, 184 Tumey, Dan, 74 Tumey, Diana, 69 Tumey, Gail, 49, 116 Tumey, Sharon, 74 Turner, Don, 162 Turner, Joy Ann, 79 Tuttle, Mrs. Mildred, 29 4U4 Uhlenbrock, Gordon, 79, 115, 154- Uhlenbrock, Jack, 47, 99, 104, 133, 135, 179 Ungerhuehler, Beverly, 59, 88, 96, 102, 108 Ungerguehler, Donna, 69, 91, 97, 14-5 Urban, Bonnie, 61, 64, 82, 89, 91, 97, 111, 167, 169, 203 4V- Vaughn, Patty, 74 Vehr, Jennifer, 74, 119 Veigel, Joyce, 59 Verdin, Jack, 64, 99, 108, 224- Vest, Robert, 47 Vogel, Dennis, 48, 108, 109, 173 Vogel, Linda, 64, 91, 97, 145 Voigl, Beverly, 79, 89 Volkart, Bin, 74 Vollner, Richard, 59 Vonder Ahe, Lynn, 56, 59, 88, 104, 112, 116, 175 ..w2 Wade, Donna, 59, 88, 90, 118, 129, 142, 143, 184- Wadi, Deedra, 59 Wadl, Lloyd, 74, 155 Wagers, Bruce, 79 Wagner, Mr. Ted, 31 Walston, Greg, 79 Walters, Phyllis, 64, 89, 92, 97, 103, 116 Wambsgans, Etta, 69, 89, 97, 106, 112 Wanamaker, Richard, 59, 108, 109, 110, 116, 118, 119 Ward, Cheryl, 64, 89, 97 Ward, John, 79 Ward, Judy, 69, 89, 128, 14-4- Waterfield, Barb, 64 Watson, Rebecca, 79, 94, 119 Weber, Robert, 59, 116, 118, 119 Wehrle, Janet, 69 Wehrle, Linda, 59 WeichoId, Carol, 64, 88, 92, 129, 14-3, 167, 163 Weichold, Eddie, 74, 119 Weichold, John, 48 Weingarl, Nancy, 74-, 89 Weingarmer, David, 48, 108, 180 Weingartner, Elmer, 64-, 98, 107, 181 Weingarlnef, Peggy, 74, 89, 115 Weis, Jeanine, 79 Weis, Richard, 34-, 50 Welly, Susan, 48, 51, 88, 96, 129, 14-0, 142, 14-3, 161 Westerfeld, Larry, 64, 123, 150 Weslrich, Ron, 64, 136 Weston, Greg, 79 Wheeler, DeIores, 79 Wheeler, James, 59 While, Patricia, 4-8, 179 White, Terri, 56, 59, 83, 99, 102, 112, 116, 118 Whitehouse, Carol, 74, 119 Whitehousc, Mr, Harry, 16 Whilehouse, Linda, 59, 96, 102, 105, 108 Wibben, Sally, 48, 87 Wickliff, Ann, 64, 87, 91, 97, 107 Wickliff, John, 79, 115 Wieland, JOB, 4-8, 85, 103, 104, 108, 109, 110, 116, 118, 119, 172, 173, 187, 203, 220 Wilcox, Kimerly, 69, 87, 89, 91, 92, 104, 107, 128, 144, 14-5, 179 n-2, .- k- ...., .47 m.- 1.4.9, now. 4.. -.r r. Winhn, Barbara, 69, 91,97, 145 Wilhelm, Mike, 64 Wilhelm, Stanley7 48 Wilkins, Janet, 64-, 89, 97 Wilkens, Marilyn, 69, 97 Williams, Edward, 79 Williams, Ernest, 59 Williams, Karen, 59, 86, 88, 96, 102 Williams, Keith, 74, 115, 155 Williams, Pierre, 108, 136 Williams, Theodore, 69 Williams, Wanna Jean, 79 Wilson, Jane, 74, 89, 103, 115, 184 Wind, Richard, '79, 115 Wimmer, Ed, 64 Wolf, Gregory, 64 Woodall, Dorothy, 69 Woodau, Peggy, 64 Woodall, Rita, 64 Wnodall, Robert, 79 Woods, William, 48 Wymore. Donald. 59, 123, 133, 134, 151, 167, 169, 174, 175, 179 Wymore, Fred, 69, 82, 103, 128, 137 Wymorc, Kathy, 48, 52, 82, 85, 88, 101, '117, 150, 184 1Y1 Young, Terry Lee, 59, 108, 109, 110, 148 Young, Terry Lee, 49 Young, Terry T., 49 Young, Wendy, 74 Yung, Darwin, 79, B4 Yung, Sandra, 59, 83, 88, 96, 102, 105, 187 12.. Zeiscr, Denise, 69, 91, 104, 116 Zergcs, Joe, 49, 99, 87 Zerges, Virginia, 64 Zimmerman, Lee, 74, 119, 152, 153, 155 Zitt, Loren, 4-9 Zix, Richard, 69 mClubs9 Audio Visual Aids, 87 Band Junior Band, 115 Pep Band, 109 Senior Band, 108 Trojanaires, 110 Camera Club, 99 Chorus Girls Ensemble, 117 Junior High Chorus, 119 Mixed Chorus, 116 Mixed Ensemble, 118 Music Men, 119 Future Teachers 01 America, 101 G.A.A. 90, 91 German Club, 106 Health Careers, 100 Hi-Y, 98 ILIUM, 92, 93 Inter-Club, 83 .11 , Red Cross, 103 Library Assistants, 87 Majorettes, 111. National Honor Society, 105 Office, Workers, 85 Pep Club, 88, 89 Quill 87 Scroll, 95 Science Club, 99 Se-Co, 102 Spanish Club, 107 Student Council, 82 Jr. Student Council, 84 Thespians, 104 Trojanettcs, 112, 113 Trojan Chatter Staff, 94 Y-Teens, 96, 97 -Features9- Athletic Banquet, 140, 141 Band Coronation, 172, 173 Basketball Coronation, 166, 167, 168, 169, 170, 171 George Washington Slept Here, 178, 179 Graduation, 194, 195, 196, 197, 198, 199 Hi-Y Teens Prom, 164, 165 Holxgecoming, 158, 159, 160, 161, 162, 3 Honor Society Banquet, 188 Junior-Senior Prom, 174, 175, 176, 177 The Sound of Music, 182, 183, 184, 185 Stalag 17, 180, 181 Talent Assembly, 186, 187 Washington Trip, 189, 190, 191, 192, 193 -Sp0rts-w BasebaH Reserve, 14-8 Varsity, 14-6 Basketball Eighth Grade, 153 Freshman, 137 Reserve, 136 Seventh Grade, 154 Varsity, 133 Cheerleaders Freshman, 128, 144 Junior High, 144, 152 Reserve, 129, 143 Varsity, 129, 142, 143 Football Freshman, 128 Junior High, 152 Reserve, 123 Varsity, 123 G.A.A, Reserve, 145 Varsity, 145 Golf, 149 Track Junior High, 155 Reserve, 151 Varsity, 150 HIfs never good-bye when the school year ends You just inventory your good times and friends And file them away in your memory marked keepo And through the long years what treasures you will reap Remembering. nu: M n Eklhilf ,vlll'wlw 71$ 231 . . .: nxinlfni:lul...u Vlnll 223 7 , u, erhaps the most important 1 gre t bn'y for without them there could be 110 s the student body which makes things happen. It dent body which things happen to. It 13 the student mkg a t1sthe ucleus of all school activities. 3 , I . yilure of an annual is partially y the students of a school. We. of the Il' ftaff have worked .hard to meet deadlines ned you recall some of the activities that you of the student body helped to create. vad't -' -Ch' ' A . r . SchoolCandids by , . 3538.1;er 7 . ' N V Mr.E.G.Chr1stensen : ' - r Terry Nagel J qua;