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

Text from Pages 1 - 238 of the 1966 volume:

Mass Tabitha Cobb Retirees Mm 25 Yams. There is much about N.C.H. Thk remembered and missed by each us. However, There is one Individuai who has been so much a part of N.C.H. that her leaving seems incomprehensible. For ThirTy-five years she has taught and counw seled hundreds of sTudenTs helping Them To grow into mature adults. There are no words To express The gratifude To one who has so willingly and faithfully served. And so it is with greaT fondness and affection That we dedicafe the 1966 Hium To Miss Tabitha Cobb. Miss Cobb :eceives roses at National Honor Socieiy Banquet. A good counselor needed as next year's schedule is made OUT. m:mmnugna .uuumn mm Edam mm aunnknanmn-un-mwuiuimm m 3;, WW? I ililkihxtwihilw h-t.iurhniumn 9:53- 1 1 wmumwammmmmwwmyf : 9,. ,w D I.. --...Ol - goo..- mama? l2 lb l7 FRONT ROW: Mrs. Jean Pieper, Mr. Harry Noll, Mr. Ray Bosse, Vice President; ROW 2: Mr. James Bates, Mr. Dana Slattery, Clerk; Mr. Joseph Ross, Superintendent of Schools; Mr. Harry Whitehouse, President. ngwss Caw'b Wait Superimendem Mr. Ros; goes over future plans with Board President Mr. Whi1ehousa. Representing The citizens of North College Hilf, The Board of Education strives to give its children the besT education possible. This year, one of its many goals was to keep the public informed, and it did so wifh several publications of the North College Hill City Schools Bulletin. Many improvements originate with this group, and The end result was seen when sixteen classrooms and several hallways were brightened by The insfaHation of fluores- cent lighfs. We should greatly appreciate 1heir efforts which benefit us all. .wM-u-q- Dear Students, Another year has come to a close and memories have replaced expectations, It has been an exceptionally smooth year with many pleasant and rewarding experiences. The Ilium represents hours of hard work on the part of many people. It should be considered a very personal treasure insofar as it portrays school life during T965-66. Place it in a safe location so that in years to come these Moments to Remember will be close at hand. Although we have said farewell to 1965-66 the memo- ries shared will linger for years to come. This yearbook will serve as a ready reference when memory fails to recall old classmates and friends. Respectfully, Joseph N. Ross Superintendent of Schools For students, teachers and friends of NCH the 1 serves as a key to unlock memories in years to Ct 50 it is a pleasure for me to have an opportunity to be a part of these pages of memories. i want to wish all graduates of the class of 196566 the best of things to come. I hope that ail of their dreams are fulfilled, I want to congratulate the entire student body on their accomplishments that are reflected on the pages of this book. I have missed the close association with the students and faculty at the High Schooi this year, but i have enioyed the broader experience of working with the entire student body of the North College Hill School District. Respectful Iy, Edward Shreve Assistant Superintendent 20 1m; .J, AL The school year of 1965-66 is history now, and we have had a very successful year. We have seen changes take place in the physical plant which have shown improvement in our facilities. We are grateful to our Board of EdLication and Superintendent for their progressive thinking and thoughtfulness. ln reviewing the year it is- only proper that we say farewell to the class of 1966. Approximately 6070 of the graduates will be admitted to an institution of higher learning. This includes Junior College, Nursing, Technical, Vocational, and Business. Those who will be attending college totals 450XO. This is outstanding and this class is to be congratulated for such a large proportion. We wish all graduates success and happiness in whatever field of endeavor they may choose. The underclassmen who will be returning to North College Hill will see many more changes in the future. This year has been a gratifying one for me as your Principal. The one characteristic of the student body that stands out clearly in my mind is the enthusiasm and desire to work and accomplish success in their many activities. I speak in reference to the Home- coming floats, the outstanding Junior-Senior Prom and many other activities. it this enthusiasm carries over into your classroom work, I'm sure your achievements will be most rewarding. The unsung heroes of any school are the classroom teachers who give unselfishly of their time. They are without question the heart of education, and the students here at North College Hill are most fortunate to have a competent and well qualified faculty. I wish to take this opportunity to express the student body's and my personal gratitude for a successful school year. In closing, 1 want to say a special thanks to all whom I have had the privilege of working closely with over the past school year. The many organizations, the secretaries, the counselors, the iani- tors, the cooks, and everyone who has contributed to the school. It certainly has been my pleasure, Wishing all a very enioyable summer. Paul L, Webster Principal Whoooooooooooooooooh! 2i Mw.m a 1 .. a Lining M1 5cm guru ! ' cvmw - $lw b'bcail' Miss Cobb stops her work to pose for an llr'um Gahdid. GoodxColwseEmg 016mm Mr. Christensen helps a Freshman In addition f0 classroom dUTies and exfracurricular ac- tivities, These fwo have full-fime iobs as counseiors. Their jobs entail keeping records of each student's attendance as weH as academic achievement. So whether it is To Obtain an excuse, have a schedule changed, or discuss a personal probfem, Their offices are always open. 22 This year The guidance program of N.C.H. was greatly improved wifh The addition of Miss Meyer To The staff. Along wiTh giving Tests, she was constantly helping the individual by exposing him To valuable information con- cerning college and scholarships. Through her efforts, many students had The opportunify to meef with representatives from colleges and various businesses. make out her schedule. . Iml hum liJJ mm MISS TABITHA COBB-Girls' Coun- selor Miss Meyer checks 'hrough her ever-expanding files. MR. EDWARD CHRISTENSEN- Boys' Counselor MISS MARY MEYER-Guidance Counselor 23 m-ili MRS. ELIZABETH KINKEY-Secrefary To The Principal wmmsm These two secretaries are a consfanl source of general information, as all school business is conducted through the office. The biggesl job is keeping all informed of the daily schedule and co-ordinafing school activities. Their value is priceless when compared To The immense job they do. .- ,d.-uunq.u :IL-mwwu wiw -pr :F Ii!K MRS. JEAN SCHLESSELMAN-Secre- Tary lo the Guidance Directors. 24 Watch those fingers! If you interrupt me once more . .. Sandy checks on some last minute defails. u 25 26 MR WILLIAM E. ALLEN University of Cincinnati, B.S. College Conservatory of Music, 8. MusJ Subfecf: Vocal Music Sponsor: Choral Groups MR. DALE C. BANKS Anderson College, B.S. Subiect: English Sponsor: Forensics, Thespians, Sophomore Class i 4 MRS. JANET BERLS Mary Washingmn College of 1116 University of Virginia, B.S Subjecf: Mathematics Sponsor: Y-Teens MR, WILLIAM F. ANSBERRY Ball State University-BS. M.AJ Subject: Social Siudies MR. ROBERT BARTOS Salem Coilege, B.A. Subiecf: Social Studies Coach.- Junior High Football, Varsity Baseball MR. CHARLES BLACK University of Cincinnati, B.S Subject: Business Coach: Reserve Football MISS DAMARIS BALES Miami University, 3.5. in Ed. Subfecf: Librarian Sponsor: Ilium K935 meomw MR. GENE P. BLANFORD University of Kentucky, B,S. Subiecr: Mathematics and Science Sponsor: Freshman Baskesball . Rawlins, he's the one mm was talking. MRS. MARY JANE CARPENTER University of CincinnaH, 8.5. Subiecf: Business MR. MICHAEL COHEN Miami Universiiy, 3.5. in Ed. Subject: English, Mathematics and Social Studies Coach: Jr. High Foo'rball MRS. ELIZABETH B, COOPER Georgia Sfafe College, A.B. Subiecr: English Sponsor: Y-Teens MR, RICHARD L. DAWLEY Univershy of Cincinnati, B.A., B Ed., M.A. Subfecf: English and Social Studies Sponsor: Freshman Class Coach: Junior High Track 27 28 And so Ihe day begins ... MR. JAMES L, FRENCH Wilmington College, BS. in Ed. Subject.- Special Education Coach: Football and Basketball MRS. PEGGY J HAWLEY Marshall University, 5.5. Subiect: Physical Education Sponsor: Troianettes Coach: G.A.A. MR, WAYNE FRICKE University of Cincinnati 3.5., 13.3. in Ed. Subject: Science MR. NORBERT L. HARTMAN Indiana State University, BS. Subject: Industrial Arts 5.: MRS. LOIS HILPOLSTEINER Miami University, BS. in Ed. Subiecr: Home Economics Sponsor: SevCo, Jr. Hfgh Studem Council, Sevemh Grade MR. JAMES C. HISSOM Ohio Univershy, 3.5. in Ed., M. Ed. Subject: lnsfrumenlal Music Sponsor; Band MRS. ELISABETH HONCHELL Miami Universify, 3.5. Subiecr: English and Social Siudies MR. ARTHUR R. KALADOW University of Cincinnmi, 3.5. in Ed. Xavier Universify, M.Ed. Subfecf: Social Studies Sponsor: Senior Class Coach: Varsity Football . .t 5 MR. MAURICE N. KRAMER Universiiy of Cincinnati, B.S. Xavier University, M.Ed. Subiecf: Mathematics School Treasurer and Faculty Manager of Athletics MRS. ROSEMARY KELLER University of Kentucky, BA. Subject: Social Studies and English Sponsor: Y-Teens Farewell party for student teacher Mr. Otto. 29 30 MR. CARL A. KUNKEL Ohio University, 8.5. in Ed. Subject: Physical Education Coach.- Goif z Just a word of advice . .. h MRS. ROBERTA LAKONEN Western College, B.A. Subject: Mathemafics Sponsor: High School Red Cross MRS. BARBARA LiPPS University of Cincinnati B.A., 3.5. in Ed. Subiecr: English Sponsor: Cheerleaders MR. JOE LOGSDON Indiana State University, B.S. Miami University, MS. Subiecf: Industrial Arts and Driver's Education Sponsor: Junior Class and Au- dio-Vl'sual Assisfants Coach: Varsity Track MR. LANDON E. MCMANIS Ohio State University, 3.5. Subject: Science Sponsor: Science Club Coach: Eighth Grade Basketball, Reserve Baseball. Miami University, 3.5. in Ed. Subject: Industrial Arts Sponsor: Hi-Y Coach: Track '.. I 5:. x kw MRS, DOROTHY RAWLINS Universiry of Cincinnati, B.S. Subject English MR. RALPH R. RUSH EastErn Kentucky University, B.A. Subject: Mathemaics, English, and History Sponsnr: Camera Club Coach: Reserve Basketball MR. DAN MORRIS Ohio University, B.S. in Ed. Universiiy of CincinnaTi, M.Ed. Subiecr: Science Coach: Freshman Football MRS CATHERINE E. RANDALL Penn Staie, M. Ed. Subjecf: Ari Things go better with Coke! 3l MR ROBERT B. SCHNAUBER Bowling Green State University, 8.5. in Ed. Subject: Science Sponsor: Dramatics Assistanf MRS. FEDORA T. SIKIC Croaiian Universify, M.A. Subiecf: German Sponsor: German Club MRS. SANDRA SNYDER University of Texas, B.A. Subject: Studies English and Social MR. LARRY LEE SIESKY Indiana University, 3.5. Subject; Health and Physical Education Coach: Jr. High Basketball, As- sisfanf Varsity Track MR. JACK STEVENS University of Kentucky, B.A. Miami University, M.A.T. Subfecr: English Sponsor: Trojan Staff Shear concentration Journalism class visits Blind Home under Mr. Sfevens' guide. ' :.-,. ' MRS. BEVERLY K. SUMMERS Miami University, 8.5. Subject.- Engtish and Social Studies Sponsor.- Eighfh Grade MISS MARY JO TONER Ohio University, 3.5. In Ed. Subiecf: Special Educa?ion Sponsor: Pep Club MRS. MILDRED H. TUTTLE University of Cincinnati, B.S. in An Ed., M.Ed. Subjecr: Business MISS PATRICIA A, VERTELL MR. MICHAEL T. VIDAS Ohio University, 3.5. in Ed. University of Cincinnati, B5. in Subject: Maihemafics Ed Subiecf: Spanish Sponsor.- Spanish CIub and Fu- fure Teachers of America 33 34 Under Mrs. Bowen's expert supervision, the cafeteria workers prepare nufrifious lunches for hungry sfudenfs and teachers Besides preparing The food and seeing that the lunch line runs smoothly, They also find Time to help with various banquets. After a lunchtime rush like that, you'd collapse too. 'i ii 1h Iii 4:: '1 Ted Wagner, Ralph LuHerbel, Ed Lunerbei, Ralph Meyer, Roy Davis, Al Seyberrh. MW Heap Wwv lwprcwmeuts ' The maintenance department under AI Seyberfh, was especially busy this last year helping with the numerous improvemenis made on The school buEld- ings. The ianitors also did a good iob keeping the school clean and keeping the utilities running smoothly. One of the many improvementsmnew lockers for the boys. 35 36 37 38 The key to high school is the Senior year. This year is the culmination of the school years. This is the year when all the activities which we watched as underclassmen happened to us-the announcements, the robes, the Senior Ensemble, Bac- calaureate, and Commencement. These Senior activities and other activities are more significant this year because the under- classmen seem to respect us more as Seniors and we know that this is the final year of our participation so we are more aware of their meaning. We look back on all the things we have done scholastically and in school activities hopingtthey will help us in years to come. . The future will show how successful our preparation has been because it has molded the kind of adult we are. QWMaleb TlNl BAKER LANFERSIEK, Presidenf Spanish Club 1, 2; Senior Band I; Thespians 3, 4; Student Council 4; Troian Staff 4; Football manager 2; Leadership Training Conference 4; Bye, Bye Birdie 1; Balls Are Ring- ing 2; The Sound of Music 3; Brigadoon 4; JunimSenior Prom King Candidate 3. DENNIS LLOYD CUNNINGHAM, Vice-President German Club 1; Band I, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 4, Vice-President 4,- Football 1, 3, 4; Track 1, 4; Christmas Fantasia 4; Brigadoon 4. SANDRA RAE YUNG, Secretary Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4; Se-Co 1, 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Interclub 3; Tbespians 3, 4; Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Talent Assembly 1, 3, 4, first place 3,- Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Bye Bye Birdie T,- Bells Are Ringing 2; The Sound of Music 3; Brigadoon 4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Hi-Y-Teens Prom Queen Candidate 4. LYNN VONDER AHE, Treasurer Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, Points Chairman 4,- Thespians 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4,- Junior Red Cross 2; Chorus 3, Vice-President-Secretary 4; Troianette 2, 3, 4; Se-Co l, 2, Treasur- er 2; Class Treasurer 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4; Office Worker 4,- Library Assistant I; Inter-Scholastic Bowling 2; Thespian Conferences '1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council Conferences 3, 4; The Miracle Worker 1; Bye Bye Birdie I; The Teahouse of the August Moon 2; Caligula 2; Bells Are Ringing 2; George Washington Slept Here 3; Stalag 1'7 3; The Sound of Music 3; Anastasia 4; The Curious Savage 4; Come Back Little Sheba 4; Talent Assembly 3, 4; Junior-Senior Prom Queen Candidate 3; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Coronation Queen 4. DEEDRA ANN WADL, Interclub Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2; G.A.A. 1; Y-Teens 2, 3, 4; Thespians 4; Chorus 1, 2; Thespian Conference 4; The Solid Gold Cadillac 1,- Bye Bye Birdie 1; Bells Are Ring- ing 2; The Sound of Music 3; The Curious Savage 4; Brigadoon 4; Anastasia, student director 4. JEANETTE ALEXANDER G.A.A. 'l, 2; Office Worker 4. N.C.H. lts Academic team places 2nd. KATHY ANN ARSZMAN McAuley 1; Pep Club 2. WILLIAM JAY AUE Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Band Squad Leader 3, 4; Trojanaires 1, 2; Citation Cord holder 3, 4; Student Director 4; German Club 1, 2, 3; Health Careets Club 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 2; Boys Glee Club 1, 4, Mixed Ensemble 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Talent Assembly 3, 4; Inter-Club 4, President 4; Student Council 3, 4, Vice President 4; Class Vice President 1; Thespians 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, Vice President 3, President 4; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3; Thespian Conferences 1, 2, 3, 4; Leadership Training Conference 1, 2, 3, 4; Regioqal Student Council Conference 3; StaTe Student Council Conference 4; Health Careers Day 3; SW Ohio Speech Conference 3; Ohio State Speech Conference 3; Cincinnati Science Awards Day 1, 2; JETS Naiionai Conference, Lansing, Michigan 1,- Best Actor 2, 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; JETS national Science Award 1; JETS Mid Western Leadership Award 1; Souih Western Thespian Conference Award 2; The Solid Gold Cadfllac, The Miracle Worker, Bye Bye Birdie, 1; Teahouse of The August Moon, Caligufa, Bells are Ringing, 2; George Washington Slept Here, 513159 17, Sound of Music, 3; Anastasia, The Curious Savage, Come Back Little Sheba, Brigadoon, 4; Jr.- Sr. Prom King Candidate 3; Band King 4. BETSY KAROLYN BALTUTH Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; President 3; VicaPresident 4; G.A.A, 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice-Presidenf 3; letter 2; Se-Co 1, 2, 3, 4; Coke Chairman 2, 3; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Mixed Ensemble 3, 4; Thespians 2, 3, 4; Historian 4; Ulesf Backstage Worker 2, 3;; Ilium 3, 4; Senior Section Editor 4; German Club 1, 2; Infer-Scholasiic Field Hockey 3, 4; Voileybafl 4; Softball 3, 4; Basketball 2, 4; Pep Club Workshop 3; Leadership Training Conference 4; Thespian Con- ferences 1, 2, 3; The Miracle Worker 1; Bye Bye Birdie 1; The Teahouse of the August Moon 2; Caligula 2; Be : Are Ringing 2; George Washington Slept Here 3; Srafag 17 3; The Sound of Music, student director 3; Brigadoon 4. MARGARET JANE BARKER G.A.A. 2; Pep Club 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2; High School Red Cross 3; Health Careers 3; Girls' Ensemble 3, 4,- Se-Co 2; Safety Council Representative 3; Bells Are Ringing 2; The Sound of Music 3; Brigadoon 4. GARY ALAN BEROSET German Club 1; Library Assistam 4; Honor Roll 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1; 1H.C.S,L. Honorab1e Mention 4;1 Coronation King Candidafe 1. 2, 3, King 4; Junior-Senior Prom King Candidme 3. LINDA LEE BOKELMAN Pep Club 2; G.A.A. 3, 4; Inter-Scholasfic Basketball 3; Softball 3; Field Hockey 3; Volleyball 3; Archbearer 3; Office Worker 4; Field Hockey Clinic 3. CARL E. BOLLINGER Hughes High School 1, 2; Spanish Club 3, 4,- F.T.A. 4,- Troian Siaff 4, Business Manager 4. PATRICIA LEE BOOTH High School Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2,- Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3; Hium Staff 4; Se-Co 4; G.A.A. 1, 2; Reserve Cheerleader 1, 2, Captain 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4; National Thespian Conference 1; Cheerleading Camp 4; Cheerleading Clinic 3; Bye Bye Birdie 1; The Curious Savage 4; Coronafion Queen Candidate 2, 4. l LINDA ADELE BOYCE G.A.A. 1, 2, 4; Girls Ensemble 1, 2, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 4; German Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Thes- pians 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2; Thespian Conference 2, 3; Bye Bye Birdie 1; The Teahouse of the August Moon 2; Bells Are Ringing 2; George Washingfon SleplL Here 3; The Sound of Music 3; Brigadoon 4. TERRY LEE BREWER Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 2, 3, 4,- Dance Band 2, 3, 4; Baseball11, 2, 3, 4; Bell's are: Ringing 2; The Sound of Music 3; Brigadoon 4. 39 KATHLEEN SUE BURKHART Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4,- Spanish Club 1, 2, lnierclub 2; Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4,- SenCo 2, 3, 4, lnterclub 4; High School Red Cross 1, 2,- Hium 3, 4; G.A.A. 2; Office Worker 3, 4; Bye Bye Birdie 1. GLENN LAMAR BURTON Football 1, 2, 3, 4,- H.C.S.L. Honorable Mention 4; Basketball I; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Library Assistant 4. WILLIAM EDWARD BUTLER, JR. Football 2, 3, 4; Co-Captain 4,- H.C.$.L, All Star 4; Post Times Star All Star 4; Cincinnati Enquirer AH Star 4; Most Valuable Player 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 4; Track 1, 2, 3; JAMES EDWARD CARR Industrial Arts Show 3. RONALD LEE CHAPMAN Aiken 1; Camera Club 2, 3, Treasurer 2; German Club 2, 3, 4,- Glee Club 2, 3; Band 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 4,- Bell's Are Ringing 2. JOHNNY OTIS CHAPPELL Fooiball 'J, 3, 4; M.V.I.L. AH League 3; All Ci1y Honorab1e Menfion 3; All City Second Team 3; BaskeTball I. RICHARD E. COX Band 1. STEPHEN E. CREECH German Club 1, 2; Science Club 'I, 2; Student Council 1, 2; Bookstore 2, 3; Manager 2; Area Student Council I, 2. SANDRA CRUTCHFIELD Pep Club 'I; GAA. 2, 3, 4; YrTeens 3, 4, Service 4. LYNN CUTTER F.T.A. d; Pep Club 3. 4,- Y;Teens 3, 4; 590: 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 2, 3, 4,; Spanish C1ub 'I, 4; JOYCE DOAN Office Worker 4. DANIEL J. DOHERTY Hi-Y l, 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; H.CSL. Honorable Mention 4; COACaptain 4; Basketball 1, 4,- Baseball 1. ANN JANE DORFMEYER Pep Club 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2; F.T.A. 3; Se-Co I, 2, 3, 4,- Secretary 2, 3,- Band I, 2, 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; Bye Bye Birdie I. Bells Are Ringing 2,- Sralag l7 3; The Sound of Music 3,- Anasfasia 4,- The Curious Savage 4; Brigadoon 4. KEITH RICHARD ENDRES JAMES ROBERT ENGELHARDT Roger Bacon T; Chorus 3, 4; Mixed Ensemble 3, 4,- Glee Club 3, 4; Spanish Club 2: Thespian Conference 4; Chrisvmas Fantasia 4,- Anastasia 4; Brigadoon 4, DENNIS PAUL ERDELJOHN Football 2, 3, 4; CYNTHFA ANN ERNST Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Thespians 2, 3, 4,- Se-Co I, 3,- German Club 1, 2,- High School Red Cross 2; Thespian Conference I; The Miracle Worker 1; Bells Are Ringing 2; Archbearer 3. NANCY CLAIRE FALK Chorus 3, 4; Girls' Ensemble 3, 4; Bowling 1, KAREN ANN FISCHER Pep Club 'I, 2; Chorus 2, BRENDA ANNE FITZGERALD Y-Teens 1, 2; Pep Club 1; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3. 4l JULIANNE GARWOOD' Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Inferclub 3; G.A,A. 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Bowling Treasurer 2, let1er 3; High School Red Cross 2, A; Chorus I, 2, 3; Mixed Ensemble 3, 4; German Club 2; Class Secretary 2; Y-Teens 1, 2; Office Worker 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 4; Football Sec- retary 4; Baseball Scorekeeper 4; Cheerleader 1; The Teahouse of The August Moon 2; Hells Are Ringing 2; Bye Bye Birdie 1; The Sound of Music 3; Coronation Queen Candidate 1, 2; Junior-Senior Prom Queen Candidate 3; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4. TERRY WAYNE GIBSON Football 1, 2; Basketball 1; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Bye Bye Birdie 1; Bells are Ringing 2; Junior-Senior Prom King Candidate 3. PAULA GAIL GLICK G.A.A. 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls' Ensemble 3, 4; High School Red Cross 4; BefIs Are Ringing 2; The Sound of Music 3; Brigadoon 4. DAVID PAUL GORY Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4; German Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 3, 4, Dance Band 2, 3, 4,- Siudent Council Soundman 3, 4; Nationa1 Merit Scholar 4; Football 3; Rotary Club Government Seminar 3,- A1umni Distinguished Scholar- ship Contestant 4; Thespian Conferences 3, 4; Bye Bye Birdie 1; Bells Are Ringing 2; Sralag 17 3; The Sound of Music 3; Anastasia 4; The Curious Savage 4; Brigadoon 4. JO ANNE HARGIS G.A.A. 1; Pep Club 1; Thespians 4; Se-Co 2; Honor Roll 4; Thespian Conferences 2, 3, 4; The Miracle Worker 1; Bye Bye Birdie 1; Bells Are Ringing 2; Sfafag 17 3,- The Sound of Music 3; Anastasia 4; The Curious Savage 4; Brigadoon 4. MARK HARRIS JOHN LEE HAUSER RICHARD C, HEBENSTRIET DENNIS HAROLD HEITZ Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 2, 3, Second Vice-President 4,- German Club 1, 2, 3; Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4, SecreTary-Treasurer 2; Thespians 3, 4; Camera Club 1; Third Prize U.C. Science Fair 2; Progressive Student Award 2, 3; High Scholastic Average 2, 3; It's Academic 3, 4; Evans Scholarship Finalist 4; HiiY Youfh and Government Delegate 3, 4; Miami Dis1rict Science Fair 4; Ohio State Science Fair 1; Bye Bye Birdie 1,- Bells Are Ringing 2; Anastasia 4; Hi-Y Y-Teens Prom King 4. SHIRLEY JEAN HILMES Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Y4Teens 2; Chorus 2; Ilium 3,- Class Vice-Presidenf 3; Office Worker 1, 3, 4; Honor Roll 4; G.A.A. 2; Troianenes 2, 3, 4, Captain 4; Bells Are Ringing 2; Talent A55emb1y 4; Coronation Queen Candida1e 1, 3,- Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Junior-Senior Prom Queen Candidate 3; Band Queen 4. FREDERECK JOHN HOFFMAN JOHN ROBERT HOLZCHUH German Club 1, 2; Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4; Student Council J, 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 2, 3; Golf I, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Brigadoon 4. JAMES WILLARD HOOD WILLIAM T. HOSMER LAWRENCE A. HUG German Club 1, 2; Chorus 4; Mixed Ensemble 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Science Club 1; Thespians 4; Honor Roll 4,- Golf I, 2; Bells Are Ringing 2,- The Sound of Music 3; Anastasia 4; The Curious Savagi; 4; Brigadoon 4; Talent Assembly 3, 4; Christmas Fantasia 4, DANIEL RAY HUGHES Band 1, 2, 3; Basebail 1; Glee Club I, 3; The Teahouse of The August Moon 2. LINDA ANNE JENKINS Spanish CM: 1; Y-Teens i, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Pep Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Inter-Club 4; Se-Co 'l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4; Band 'I, 2, 3, 4; Office Worker 4; F.T.A. 3; Honor Roll 1, 4; It's Academic 4; G.A.A. 'P, 2; Area Student Council Conference 3; Hi-Y-Y-Teens Prom Queen 4. JOHN JAY KEIHBORTH German Club I, 2, 3; F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 4; Science Club 1; Chorus 1, 4,- Glee Club 4; Office Worker 4,- Honor Roll 4; Leadership Training Conference 3, 4; Anastasia 4; The Curious Savage 4; Brr'gadoon 4. CLAYTON THOMAS KLEMANN Science Club 4, Interclub 4; Camera Club 2, 3; Hi-Y 4; German Club I, 2, 3, 4; Band 'I, 2, 3, 4; Foofball '1, 2, 3, 4; Golf 4,- U.C. Science Seminar 4; Brigadoon 4; Hi-Y-Y-Teens Prom King Candidate 4. RICHARD CARL KLUG, JR. Studenf Council 'I, 2; Band 2, 3. 43 GARY R. KRASS GARY CARL KRESSER Troian Staff 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track I, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; M.V.I.L. Honorable Mention 3; Hilltop News Honorable Mention 3, 4. KENNETH ROBERT LACKENMAN Roger Bacon 1, 2, CHARLES J. LAKAMP Footbali l, 2, 3,- Baseball 2. 44 GARY FRANK LEOPOLD Spanish Club 1, 2; F.T.A. 4. CAROLYN DORIS LINDSLEY Chorus 4; Girls' Ensemble 4,- Thespians 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 'I; Trojan Staff 3,- Honor Roll 3, 4; O.HS. Speech League Humorous Reading-Second Place 2; The Taahouse of ?he Augusr Moon 2; Balls Are Ringing 2; George Washingron Slept Here 3; Caligula 2; Sfalag l7 3; The Sound of Music 3,- The Curious Savage 4,- Brigadoon 4. ROBERT WILLIAM LISTER Spanish Club 1, 2. DONNA LOUISE LUEHRS Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Vice-Presidenf 3; Cheerleader l, 2, 3, 4, Cap1ain 4; Honor Society 2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 2, 3, Vice2Presidem 3; Student Council 3, 4; Class Vice- President 2; Volleyball 'f; Archbearer 3; Cheerleading Camp 3, 4; Rotary Club Govern- man'r Seminar 4; STudent Council Convemion 3; Health Careers Day 4; American Legion Government Award 4; The Miracle Worker 1; Christmas Fantasia 4; Talent Assembly 4,- Covonation Queen Candidate 3; Homecoming Queen 4. THOMAS ANDREW McKEOWN CAROL LYNN MILBY THOMAS ALAN MILLER Student Council 2, 3,- German Club 2, 3; Bookstore Manager 3,- Glee Club 4,- Mixed Ensemble 4; Track 3, 4; Baseball 2; Student Council Conferences 2, 3,- Anasfasia 4; Christmas Fantasia 4; Talent Assembly 4. KATHLEEN MUELLER German Club I,- Pep Club 2, 3; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, President 4; lnfetscholastic Basketball 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 3, 4; Field Hockey 3, 4; Softball 2, 3, 4,- Bowling 3, 4; Field Hockey Clinic 3, 4; Office Wotker 4; Usher 3. TERRY SCOTT NAGEL Science Club '1, 2, 3, President 2, 3; German Club 'I, 2, 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Trojan 'I, 2, 3, 4, Editor 4; Ilium 2, 3; Band I, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 'I, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band '5, 2, 3, 4; Interclub 2 3,- Office Helper 2, 3; Camera Club 'I, 2, 3, President 3; Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Plesident 4; Band Disc Jockey 1, 2; Miami Band Competition '1, 2; It's Academic 3, 4, Captain 4; Talent Assembly 3, 4; Kettering Award 2; Superior Rating- State Science Day 2; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; W.S.A.I. Hall of Fame 4; Nationa! Melit Scholarship Letter of Commendation 4; National Honor Society Scholarship Seminar Finalist 4; Student Council Leadership Conference 3; Rotary Club Government Seminar 4; Bye Bye Birdie l,- BeHs Are Ringing 2; The Sound of Music 3; Brigadoon 4,- Band King Candidate 4. DONALD KENNETH NORWOOD Hi-Y 3; Office Worker 4; High School Red Cross 2, 4; Foofball I, 2, 3; Basketball 1; Track 1, 3. MICHAEL B. OWEN Band I, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 2, 3, 4, President 4; Honor Roll 1, 2,- Track 2, 3; Bell's Are Ringing 2; Brigadoon 4; Band Kfng Candidate 4. KATHLEEN ANNE PARKER Se-Co 1; Health Carreers 3; Pep Club 3, 4, Pep Club model 3; High School Red Cross 3,- Honor Roll 3, 4,- Archbearer 3,- The Sound of Music 3,- Brigadoon 4. BRENDA SHARON PARKS Office Worker 3, 4. WILLIAM LEE PETERS Honor Sociefy 2, 3, 4; Science Club I, 2, 3; Troian l, 2,- German Club I, 2, 3, 4, President 3, Vice-President 4,- National Merit Scholarship Honorable Mention 4,- Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4,-51udent Council Leadership Conference 4. JAMES D. PLUMMER German Club 2; Band I, 2, 3, Dance Band 3; Track I, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 1. JOHN WILLIAM POWELL 45 46 LINDA SUE PRICE Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4; Mixed Ensemble 3, 4; Girls' Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus Accompanist 1, 2, 3, 4, German Club 1; Office Worker 1, 3, 4; Class Treasurer 1; Honor Roll 4,- Cheerleader 1, 2; Bye Bye Birdie 1; Balls Are Ringing 2; The Sound of Music 3; Brigadoon 4,- Talent Assembly 4; Chrisrrnas Fantasia 4,- Junior-Senior Prom Queen Candidate 3. KENNETH H. RAINEY Spanish Club 2, 3, lnrerchb 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, THOMAS JAMES RIEH LE JAMES GORDON ROE German Club 1, 2; Pep Club 4; Science Club 1; Trojan 2,- Library Assistant 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4, H,C.S.L. All Star A, Enquirer Honorable Memion 4; Baseball 1, 3, 4; Basketball 1; The Sound of Music 3. PENELOPE SUE ROGERS Chorus 1, 2, 3; Girls' Chorus 2, 3; Y-Teens 4,- Hium 4; Office Worker 4; Archbearer 3; Bells Are Ringing 3. JOAN LUCILLE ROSE Spanish Club 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 2,- Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Ensemble 3, 4,- Talent Assembly 3, 4, Second p1ace 3; Future Secretaries Conference 4,- Bye Bye Birdie 1; Bells Are Ringing 2; The Sound of Music 3; Brigadoon 4,- RICHARD DAVID RUMPLER German Club 1, 2; Troian 1; Honor R011 1, 2, 3, 4; The Teahouse of The Augusil Moon 2. DAVID R. SAMPPALA Spanish Club 1, 2; Honor Roll 4; Baskefball 1, 2,- Foothal1 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; M.V.I.L. AI! Siar 3. SUSAN CLAIRE SAND Spanish Club I; Y4Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Inierclub 3; Cincinnati lnterclub Representative 2; Pep Club 3, 4; Se-Co 1, 2, 3, 4, Presidem 2, 3, 4; Library Assistanf 1,- Office Worker 2. 3, 4; Honor Roll 4; Archbearer 3; Greaier Cincinnati Safety Council Rapresemative 4; HivY-Y-Teens Prom Queen Candidate 4. BRUCE ROBERT SCH ENK German Club 1,- Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 'I. SHERRY ELIZABETH SCH ICKNER Snow White andI the Seven Dwarfs 1'. DAVID H. SCHON JAMES MYRON SHIMER, II Bowsher High School, Toledo 1,- German Club 2, 3,- Science Club 2,- Thespians 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Mixed Ensemble 3, 4; Football 3,- H'I-Y Conference 3,- Thespian Con- ferences 4,- BeHs Are Ringing 2; George Washington Sfepr Here 3,- The Sound of Music 3; Anastasia 4,- Talent Assembly 3, 4; Christmas Fantasia 4; Come Back Little Sheba 4; Erigadoon 4, JOHN M. SHIMER Bowsher High School, Toledo 1; German Club 2, 3, 4; Science Ciub 2; Thespians 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Mixed Ensemble 3, 4,- Football 3; Thespian Conferences 3, 4; Hi-Y Conference 3; Bells Are Ringing 2; George Washingfon Slepil Here .3,- The Sound of Music 3,- A'nasrasia 4; Come Back UfHe Sheba 4; Brigadoon 4; Talent Assembly 3, 4; Christmas Fantasia 4. CYNTHIA JANE SHIVES Thespfans 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Points Chairman 4,- Pep CIUb 1, 2, 3, 4, Interclub 2; German Club 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2; Student Council 2, 3, Vice-President 3; Class President 2, 3; Chorus 3, 4; Girls' Ensemble 3; Mixed Ensemble 3, 4; Trojan 1, 2, 3, 4,- Assisfanf Editor 2; Troianette 2, 3, 4; Thespian Conferences 1, 2, 3, 4; Inherir The Wind 1,- The Solid Gold Cadillac 1; Bye Bye Birdie 1; Bells Are Ringing 2; George Washingfon Slept Here 3; The Sound of Music 3; Srafag ,17 3; Anastasia 4; Come Back Little Sheba 4; The Teahouse of the August Moon 2; Brigadoon 4; The Miracle Worker 1, Sfudent Director; Caligula 2; The Curious Savage 4; Talent Assembly 3, 4; GARY J. SMITH Basketball 2, 3, 4,- Coronation King Candidate 4. GEORGE E. SNYDER Baseball 2, 3, 4. DANNY L. STANLEY AU DREY LOVETTE TAYLOR JAMES THOMPSON Roger Bacon 1, 2. BARRY WILLIAM TUMEY German Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club 1, 2, 3; Thespians 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4; Thespian Conferences 2, 3, 4; Bye Bye Birdie 1; Bells Are Ringing 2; George Washington Slept Here 3; Sralag 17 3; The Sound of Music 3; Anasrasr'a 4,- The Curious Savage 4; Brigadoon 4,- Hi-Y-Y-Teens Prom King Candidate 4. BEVERLY ANN UNGERBUEHLER Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Se-Co 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1; Y-Teens 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4; The Sound of Music 3, Brigadoon 4; Band Queen Candidafe 4. DONNA RAE WADE G.A.A, 1, 2, 3; Pep Ciub 1, 2, 3, 4; Thespians 4; Chorus 1, 2, 4; Girl's Ensemble 1, 2; Mixed Ensemble 3, 4; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Office Worker 4; Cheerleading Camp 3; Talent Assembly 4; Pep Club Conferences 3; Archbearer 3; Bye Bye Birdie 1; Bells Are Ringing 2; The Sound of Music 3; Brigadoon 4; Christmas Fantasia 4. RECHARD E. WANAMAKER, JR. German Club 1, 2; Thespians 3, 4,- Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Ensemble 3, 4; Glee Club1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 4; All Ohio Band 3,- Band Squad Leader 2, 3, 4; CU, Music Workshop 2; UC. Summer Band 4,- Track 2; Baskelball 2; O.M.E.A. Music Contest 1, 2; Thespian Conference 3; Bye Bye Birdie 1; Bells Are Ringing 2; The Sound of Music 3; Brigadoon 4,- Sfalag 17 3; Anastasia 4; The Curious Savage 4. LINDA ANN WEHRLE Pep Club 1; Usher 3. JAMES E. WHEELER Track 1, 2; Football 1, 2. TERRI GAYLE WHITE German Club 1, 2; Pep Club 2, 3, 4,- Chorus 1, 2, 3; Mixed Ensemble 3, 4; Girl's Ensemble 1, 2; Se-Co 2, 3, 4; Vice-President 3; Trojanene 2, 3, 4, Co-Capiain 4; Class Interclub Representative 2, 3; Honor Roll 4; Cheerleader 1; Office Worker 4; Student Council Leadership Conference 2, 3; Talent Assembly 4,- Usher 3; Bye Bye Birdie 1; BeHs Are Ringing 2. LINDA SUE WHITEHOUSE Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Squad Leader 4,- Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Worship Chairman 4; Se-Co 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4; Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3; mum 4; Honor 1, 2, 3, 4; O.M.E.A. Music Contest 1, 2, 3, 4; Bye Bye Birdie 1; Bells Are Ringing 2,- The Sound of Music 3,- Bn'gadoon 4; Hi-Y-Y-Teens Prom Queen Candidate 4; Band Queen Candidate 4, KAREN LEE WILLIAMS Se-Co 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 2, Cake Chairman 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Worship 2, Program 3, President 4, Spanish Club 1; Pep Club 2, 3, 4,- Office Worker 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 4; S'ruden'r Council Leadership Conference 2; Y-Teens Conferences 3, 4; Arch Bearer 3,- Bye Bye Birdie 1; Bells Are Ringing 2; Hi-Y4Y-Teens Prom Queen Candidare 4. DONALD LEONARD WYMORE German Club 2; Football 8, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Track I, 2, 3, 4; Co-cap'rain 3, 4; George Washington Siepr Here 3; Coronation King Candidate 1, 2, 3; Junior-Senior Prom King 3. KATHLEEN SCHNEE MICHAEL HUBER Seniors don't really pracfice-fhey're l'ust 1rying to fake you ouf. Well, this wasn't exactly a TYPICAL day. The Mangers featured a way-ouf man- dolin, among other fhings. 49 Who's WM am '66 BEST LOOKING: Don Wymme and Linda Price MOST CAPABLE LEADERS: Lynn Vcnder Ahe and Tim Lanfersiek ' ; L ; 1 i i n ! CLASS COMEDIANS: Jim Engel- hardf and Paula Glick 50 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Linda Whitehouse and Terry Nagel 2 'a --u.. BEST DANCERS: Sandy Yung and Rick Klug BEST PERSONALITY: Bill Aue and Shirley L MOST SCHOLARLY: Lynn Cutter and Bill Peters BEST DRESSED: Gary Beroset and Julie Garwood MOST DEPENDABLE: Mike Gwen and Susan Sand MOST ATHLETIC: Betsy Balfuth and Bill Butler MOST VERSATILE: Donna Luehrs and Gary Kresser Go 50th Two bleaks, turn right at The purple street sign, make a U-furn, Was every class this funny? Cheerleaders' uniforms were fabulous +his year. Seniors are ALWAYS emotional. 53 54 55 56 ROW 1: Barry Ahr, Kathy Albrecht, Lois Anderson, Beverly Atkins, Roslyn Atkinson,- ROW 2: Richard Bacovin, Jack Beck, Cheryl Beckman, Jerry Beshears, John Bliss; ROW 3: Kay Bonn, Alice Boyd, Ken Breifholle, Karen Brockman, Jim Burr.- ROW 4: Brenda Bunon, Michael Butler, Mike Cannon, John Canty, Susan Clemens; ROW 5: Janie Cochran, Ron Coffman, Nikki Correlli, Lorena Cutler, Chery! Cutter; ROW 6: Dale Czarnecki, Ernie Da1lam, Terry Daum, Richard Dawley, Dennis Day; ROW 7: Pani Doan, Diane Farlow, Linda Farlow, Peggy Fasold, Merfee Fassinol ROW 1: Sue Federbush, Bob Fefh, Danny Finerer, Eva Fitzgerald, Jeff Frey; ROW 2: Sieve Frey, Cmul Frisby, Jim Garrard, Gloria Gauncel Ed Gessner; ROW 3: Ed Greaves, Penny Greene, Eddie Gregory, Elmer Hamilmn, Charles Heeman; ROW 4: Nancy Helligraih, Pat Henry, Pat Henson, Jo Hinshaw, Judy Hissom: ROW 5: Carolyn Hoffman, Christine Hughes, Jenny Ingram, Ken I'rey, Tom Jensen,- ROW 6: John Johnson, Ron JoFmson, Dina Jones, Don Kas'ren, Brenda Kearns; ROW 7; Sharon Keller, Adell Kern, Diane Kidd, Gary Kramig, David Kreamelmeyer. 57 ROW 1; Joe Kuhns, Gloria Kunstman, Linda Langmeier, John Love, Pam McAlistair, Doug McDanieL Mike Mahaney; ROW 2; Diane Manrhey, Chris Martin, John Matthews, John Meinken, Craig Meyer, Larry Mitchell, Robert Moody; ROW 3; Mary Kay Murrison, Lyndelle Murphy, Richard Myers, Phil Nagel, Ka1hy Neidenbach, Linda Nielsen, MEke Noschang; ROW 4: Tom Osborn, Samuel Piper, Terri Relly, David Riehle, Norma Rubens, Dennis Rogers, John Rose; ROW 5: Carl Ruehlman, Buraine Ruff, Gayle Ruff, Ted Salt, Bob Samad, Joe Schaefer, Bonnie Schenk; ROW 6: Debby Schneider, Paul Schnetzer, Barb Schon, Bill Schroth, Vicky Schulze, Kenny Smith, Mike Smith. 58 ROW 1: Barbara Smithson, Shirley Snyder, Marcus Solomon, Sandy Spieser, Jeanne Stapleton, Gary Stegman, Ruth Sfewart; ROW 2: Bob Stolzenberger, Karen Swisher, Connie Thiess, Linda Thinnes, Pat Thomas, Elaine Thompson, Bonnie Urban; ROW 3: Bob Verkamp, Linda Vogel, Phyllis Waiters, Cheryl Ward, Shawn Webster, Carol Weichold, Elmer Weingartner; ROW 4: Larry Westerfeld, Ron Westrich, Ann Wickliffe, Mike Wilhelm, Janet Wilkens, Greg Wolf, Shannon Womer; ROW 5: Peggy Woods , Rita Woodall. 59 Junioas Alma: Tltwy Yes, being a Junior is a great honor bui it is also plenTy of hard work. Our biggest Task of the year is keeping our trusty Coke and Pepsi machines filled. Once our machines have furnished us with the money we are able To hold our annual Sadie Hawkins Dance. BUT best of all is the Junior-Senior Prom which along with a lot of work brings much fun and excitement. March 15 marked a big day in most of our lives when we received our new class rings,- a big reward for all our hard work. We are proud of our class and hope we can make if an even better asset to The bettermenf of our High School. Juniors work hard 31- anolher first place floafl The Trophy, The fears, the happiness, can it all really be happening two years in a rowm 60 Juniors swing 1'1 out at Homecoming Dance! What are they? We don'r know, ask the Juniors They hired Them for Their Sadie Hawkins Dance. A Junior in Pain . .. ? 61 ROW 1: Kennith Anderson, Linda Anzel, Karen Atkinson, Gary Bailey, Jim Bayer, Diana Benson, Fred Benzinger; ROW 2: Marilyn Bierman, Mary Bishop, Allen Bokelman, David Eokelman, Taimage Booth, Albert Boyd, Anna Bradley; ROW 3: Greg Brankamp, Gloria Broomfield, Burke Brush, Jay Brush, Debbie Bryant, Ruth Burloughs, Don Butler; ROW 4: Gary Butler, Gilbert Butier, Raymond Butler, Geraldine Callup, Pat Cannon, Dave Capal, Robyn Cappel; ROW 5: Lucy Caddie, John Chapman, Linda Chaifos, Ed Clark. Ray Clark. Terry Clements, Brenda Coffman; ROW 6: Warren Cox, Mark Czarnecki, Bill Dempster, Pat Dillon, Don Daxsey, Pat Droppelman, Teresa Dyer. 62 ROW 1: Roger Faulkner, Donna Feldman, Tadd Franke, Gary Franklin, Jenny Frey, Brad Frondorf, Gary Gausman; ROW 2: Charles Gilbert, Don Hesse, Terry Helms, Sandra Henke, Sandy Henley, Connie Henson, David Hey; ROW 3: Ben House. Jerry Hughes, JoAnn Humphreys, Nancy Humer, Julie Hunenmiller, Joanna Hyde, Vinceni Jackson; ROW 4: Gerry Jauch, Patti Jenkins, Robert Jones, Debbie Kahle, Carol Kane, Don Kiehborth, Michael Kihm; ROW 5: Steve Klaus, Sharon Krass, Roger Lambert, Mike Lanfersiek, Sue Lockwood, Diane Losacker, Jeanette Lotz; ROW 6; Sharon McCaffery, Don McGlcrhlin, Kathy Mahaffey, Heddy Malof, Chrisline Marshall, Tom Manhews, Wayne Maxwell. 63 b4 ROW 1: Ken Meier, Linda Meyers, Jackie Mueller, Don Myers, Diane Naegele; ROW 2: Denny Newbald, Paul Newell, Virgil Parks, Carol Peters, Linda Pam ROW 3: Bruce Pieper, George Raiser, Carolyn Rawls, Mary Lou Reardon, Patricia Reisiger; ROW 4: Sharon Reisiger, Marvin Rhodes, Jeannie Riley, PaTrici Roberts, Paul Rogers; ROW 5: David Rumke, Ron Rumpler, David Server, Rick Schmadel, Dennis Schroth, ROW 6: Dianne 5355,- Ronald Simmons, Georg Smedley, Bob Smith, Carl Smith; ROW 7: Darina Smhh, Jerome Smith, Randy SmithMelody Snyder, John Spechf. W 1: Mike Spradlin, Jenny Stanley, Robert Sfockmeier, Ken Suer, Charlcme Sutton; ROW 2: Harold Sutton, Sherry Syders, Greg Taylorl Gary Thieman, Mike nnes; ROW 3; Stanley Thompson, Jim Traut, Leonard Tricase, Diana Tumey, Donna Ungerbuehler; ROW 4: Etta Wambsgans, Judy Ward, Barb Water- d, Janet Wehrle, Kirn Wilcox; ROW 5: Barbara Wilhelml Marilyn Wilkins, Pierre Williams, Dorothy Woodall, Fred Wymore; ROW 6: Denise Zeiser, Rick N'h-ia 65 Sophomore float takes gallant ride in parade. We worked hard To complete our deadline! 66 Sophmows ContinueOw We, as Sophomores, have had a rafher exciting year. FirsT off our greaf reserve football Team Tied for The league cham- pionship with a 9-1 season. Second, our baskefbal! Team ran away with the championship in The Western division To make if a wonderful season. About halfway Through the year we had a paper drive to earn some money. Although we didn'T make as much as we wanted, it was a lot of fun, Now That we have completed two years of high school, we hope That The next two will be even more beneficial To all of ush This picture speaks for itself!!!!.'! Reserve cheerleaders cheer Yheir team to another victory! Sophomores learn by doing and telling. 67 68 ROW 1: Gerry Addison, Linda Albrecht, Dennis Amlung, Mark Angelo, Larry Ashton, ROW 2: Barbara Aikins, Thelma Atkins, Gary Atkinson, David Baarendse, Sue Bailey; ROW 3: Owen Bahuth, Linda Benzinger, Lois Bergman, Barbara Best, Mathew Bishop; ROW 4: Tom Blackwell, Sandy Blankenship, Johnny Boyd, Nancy Brockaman, Johnena Broomfield; ROW 5: Ruth Brunner, James Burforf, Dennis Busser, Debbie Butler, Gregory Butler,- ROW 6: Theodore Callup, Yvonne Camy, Roger Carr, Cathy Casfaldo, Debbie Caswell; ROW 7; David Charms, Brenda Clark, Virginia Clark, Harry Coieman, Doris Cram. ROW 1: Fania Cuiler, Roxann Day, Nancy Dempster, Rick DeVore, Bev Dillon; ROW 2: David Dziech, Michael Ellerbush, Charles Engelhardt. Walter Fassold, Joe Felthoff; ROW 3: Kathleen Felfon, Richafd Finke, Richard Flischel, Patti Foster, Martha Franfz; ROW 4: Steve Gartard, Mike Gerbus, Ben Ginn, Cindy Guinn, Dan Gundler; ROW 5: Barbara Hall, Rita Hambrick, Mark Hamersly, Sandi Hammons, Mike Hargis; ROW 6: David Harrell, Linda Heidorn, Bill Helligrath, 1 Lynne Henke, Janet Henson; ROW 7; Steve Hester, Carmela Himsel, Chris Hoffman, Kris1ine Hoffman, Richard Hoffman. 69 ; Jibfvw 31,3 39'Q95316$ ; K, u 6;? VQOQWQA Am 19- ROW 1: Bessye Hudson, Joanne Hug, Mike Humphreys, Jay Ingram, Buddy Irvin, Leroy Jones, Marcia Jones; ROW 2: Diane Kimbrough, Laura Knothe, Richard Kreamelmeyer, Bobbie Ann Kuhlman, Ronald Kuhlman, Stephen Kuhns, Tom lachenman; ROW 3; Georgia Lichty, Robin Lichty, Judi Love, Margie Luehrs, Eugenia McDaniel, Kevin McHugh, Rick Madill; ROW 4-. Bill Maier, Beverly Markiand, Kathleen Maringer, Glynda Marsh, Rick Maison, Jeffrey Maithews, Ricky Meeks; ROW 5: Allen Middendorf, Donna Milby, Geraldine Munay. Sharon Neidenbach, Greg Nelson, linda Newman, Janet Norwood; ROW 6: Danny Norton, Mike Parren, William Parsons, Suzanne Panerson, Roxanne Payne, Kendall Pickens, Sieve Quinn. 70 ROW 1: Linda Rampello, Linda Ratcliff, Mike Reardon, Torn Reily, Roger Renners, Jim Rexroaf, Ron Riley; ROW 2: Bobby Robinson, Karen Rogers, Roy Rogers, Mike Rownd, Carolyn Ruff, Lynn Ryan, Joe Sabaio; ROW 3: Gary Salyers, Jim Samppala, Gary Scarberry, Terry Scheibly, Denny Schlensker, Debra Sheets, Gayle Shepard; ROW 4: Steve Shives, Donald Simmons, Craig Smith, Marilyn Smith, Merritt Smith, Linda Snyder, Gregory Solomon; ROW 5: Terry Stephens, Fred Stevens, Carolyn Tassef, Mitch Taylor, Marcia Theile, Nancy Thiess, Vicki Thinnes; ROW 6: James Towns, Dan Tumey, Sharon Tumey, Jennifer Vehr, Thomas Verkamp, William Volkarf, Lloyd Wadl. 71 ROW 1: Nellie Watson, Kathy Wehrle, Nancy Weingari. Peggy Weingar'rner, Keith Williams; ROW 2: Jane Wilson, Bobbie Wolf, Wendy Young, Lee Zimmerman. Alfhough It is hard To believe, we actually made i? into These greaf halls of learning and fun. We are not sure if we're prepared for all of if but we are willing to try anyfhing once. We have enioyed wafching our Freshman teams pile up The wins and losses. We have now firmly planied our fee? on the first rung of the ladder to success and may we go all the way. All play and . . . No work????? 72 1.. Do you want her? We don't ciaim her! Freshmen work hard again! 73 ROW 1: Robert Adams, Russ Adkins, Linda Anderson, Greg Atkinson, Gary Barflow, Gini Baumann, Sally Benson,- ROW 2: Paula Berger, Kittie Betz, Paula Bielsk'l, Phillip Billingsley, Marzha Bingham, Mary Bingham, Elnora Bishop; ROW 3: Virginia Bishop, Allen Biankenship, Gail Blevins, David Bock, Helen Bollinger, Wiilie Boyd, Charlie Bush; ROW 4; Toni Burch, Richard Burroughs, Jim Burwell, Evie Bush, Vicki Butler, Sieve CaldweH, Craig Camy; ROW 5: Kim Casagrande, David Caton, Ron Chappell, Danny Chancs, Gerry Clark, Rocky Clinkscafe, Lelee Corston; ROW 6: Karen Cox, Anihony Crutchfield, Mariha Dawley, S1eve Dempster, Diane Devore, Tom Dillon, Mike Doherty. 74 ROW 1: Mike Doxsey, Paula Durham, Thormon Eakins, Dennis Ehrhardt, Gary Endres, Diane Foley, Susan Frandoni; ROW 2: Tom Franklin, David Freking, Tim Frey, Barbara Friedrich, Howard Gambrel, George Gaspar, Dan Gerbus; t ROW 3; Leslie Glick, Thomas Graves, Mary Gregory, Marsha Haggeriy, Brenda Hall, Sharon Hardy, Debbie Hedges; ROW 4: Martin Heinek, Donna Helms, Christopher Henize, Gregory Hester, Steve Hinshaw, John Hoffmeier, Diane Houston,- ROW 5: Lowell Howell, Mark Jaeger, Shirley Jennings, Donald Johnson, Floyd Johnson, Ed Jones, Jerry Jones,- ROW 6: Ed Kaucher, Stephen Jones, Jennie Kane, Randy Keegan, Glenn Kelsey, Cindy Kraemer, Cindy Kresser. 75 76 ROW 1; Dennis Landmeier, Judy Lang, Richard Leen, Robert Lell, Mike Leopold, Jacqueline Liebisch, Mike Long; ROW 2: Tom McArthur, Linda McCracken, Jerry McDaniel, Dan Maier, Diana Mardis, Bonny Martin, Robert Mathews; ROW 3: George Meyer, Tim Mifchelll Belinda Moore, Paul Moore, Debbie Moschel, Gary Meyers, Stephen Noffke; ROW 4: Steve Noll, John Norrman, Richard Oberhage, Jenny Oberhelman, Wendail Parks, Linda Pemberaon, Donna Peiry; ROW 5: Janet Petty, Trudy Pickens, Ed Raiser, Ron Rampello, Marvin Rawls, Rick Sabrowsky, Jeff Salt,- ROW 6: Greg Sanford, Steve Server, Mike Scarberry, Brenda Schafer, Linda Schmid, Carol Schmth, Jeanine Schweltman. ROW 1: James Seals, Peggy Jeanne Simona, Steven Siodahl, Mike Slaughter, Rhonda Smith, Shirley Smith, Becky Snead; ROW 2: Paul Siancheff, Presth Stapleton, John Staudt, Sandy Stevens, Linda Stinson, Gary Sunon, Renate Tallman; ROW 3; Ken Thinnes, Larry Thomas, Heather Tobergta, Alan Towns, JoyAnn Turner, Gordon Uhlenbrock, Pat Vaughn; ROW 4: Beverly Voigh'r, Dave Vonarb, Bruce Wagers, John Ward, Becky Watson, Fredia Watson, Ed Weichold; ROW 5; Jeanine Weis, Greg Weston, Dolmes Wheeler, Carol Whitehouse, John Wickliffe, Edward Williams, Wanna Williams; ROW 6: Darwin Yung. 77 78 ROW 1: Roberta Acken, Booker Adams, Doug Amann, Gaye Atkinson, Donald Ayer; ROW 2: John Ayer, Ronnie Bailey, Pam Baker, Alan Behn, Terry Behrle; ROW 3: Bill Beinke, Debbie Bode, Carmelita Boggess, John Boggess, Glenna Boyce,- ROW 4: Stanley Bradley, Pat Broomfield, Michele BrowneweH, Charles Brunner, Roger Brunner; ROW 5: James Bryant, Diana Bumpus, Charles Burton, Michael Burwell, Dale Burler; ROW 6: Lloyd Buder, Diane Chappell, RonaId Clark, Patricia Clemeni, John Coleman; ROW 7: Ronald Collins, Diane Cooper, Jack Cox, Jo Ann Croskey, Diana Crosley. rd 5 36 1.x 4 4:5 13 rm: Hrs ROW 1: Dan Curtis, Dianne Cuner, Debee Denmer, Beverly Dick, Mickey Dillman; ROW 2: Jon Dorfmeyer, Karen Ehrenschwender, Reginald Faulkner, James Felton, Leon thgerald; ROW 3: James Flischel, Betty Foster, Wayne Franklin. Par Funke, Linda Greene; ROW 4: Paui Hagen, Jeff Hargis, Carolyn Hauser, Steve Hebenstreit, Dennis Hein; ROW 5: Barbara HeiTz, Mike Helligrath, Barbara Helms, Eugene Hendrix. Jo Ann Henson; ROW 6: Paul Hoffman, Teresa Hosmer, Betsy Humphreys, Gloria Hu1son, Patricia Hydra; ROW 7; Russell Jennings, Jerry Johnson, Louanne Kaucher, Joyce Kelsey, Carol Kimbrough 79 80 l lg; .hld---h4... V A 391 r.,': ROW 1: Linda King, Slephen Klemann, Paul Klusmeier, Carl Kunkel, Christine Lacey, Mona Leienberger, Scott Leienberger; ROW 2: Vickie Linlepage, Danny Logan, Caral Luehrs, Colleen McCaffery, Stephen McConnal, Dan McGIothIin, Doreen Macon, ROW 3: Don Mahaffey, Bonnie Mahler, Connie Mahler, Cynthia Maxwell, Sandra Medcalf, Judiih Meinken, Charles Moore; ROW 4: Kathy Murphy, Bob Nelson, Bill Newman, Johnnie Noble, Mark Noffke, Bob Parsons, Gilbert Patton; ROW 5: Cynthia Payne, Jill Peter, Brad Pfirrman, Margaret Pratt, Rosalyn Pratt, Douglas Prewin, Mike Rawls; ROW 6: Diane Rexroat, Mike Richardson, Cur'ris Ruff, Shirley Rumke, Sandy Samad, Pat Blundige. ROW 1: Ellen Samppala, Donna Schmadel, Gi'eg Seals, Nathaniel Sheppard, Sandie Shimer, Mike Shoner, Svea Sjodahf; ROW 2: Dean Smith, Denise Smith, Larry Smith, Mike Smith, Sandra Smith, Phillip Stamper, Dave Staub; ROW 3: Richard Staudt, Karen Stein, Debbie Stimson, Sylvia Saockmeier, Craig Stone, Janet Storey, Cindy Swartz; ROW 4: Linda Theders, Michael Thiess, Treva Thinnes, Befty Thampson, Sharon Towns, Caro! Urban, Vicki Vaughn. ROW 5: Norman Verh, Debra Wagers, Jim Waison, Kristine Weis, Carolyn Wherry, Fredrick Wilhelm, Sieve Witham; ROW 6: Bobby Woodall, Linda Woods, Linda Young. SI Juw'm; High - Unique W My goodness These people are all so big! That was The re- mark from most of us when we entered Junior High School for the firsf Time, This has been a year for us to remember, new friends, new subiects, new experiences, and so many Teachers in one day. We have much To look forward 10 in our coming years of High School and we hope That we fullfill Them To our best capability. JL High works hard on Homecoming Float! Jr. High Pep Band kept the spirif alive a: me football games! 82 Somebody goofed-and it wasn't us! It pains me just to think about that daywOUCH!!! i One more year and we will be ready to face that worid they call high school. As Eighth grad- ers we feel we have matured greatly from when we first started in the great hall of teaming. Our eighth grade year has brought many new experiences with which to cope and many fun filled hours for which we are happy. 83 s4 5 8 dewb comm, Goes Into eslw Big FRONT ROW: Gloria Brownfield, Secretary,- Bill Aue, Vlce-Prasident; Fred Wymore, Treasurer; Ken lrey, President ROW 2: Mike Hargis, Roz Atkinson, Lynn VonderAhe, Linda Chatfos, Donna Luehrs, Debbie Sheets, Margie Luehrs, Linda Jenkins. Sharon Keller. ROW 3: Jeanette L012, Gena McDaniel, Debby Bryant, Tim Lanfersiek, Lee Zimmer- man, Mark Angelo, Bob Stolzenberger, Bonnie Urban, Nancy Dempster, Tibby Enorh. Student Council is one of The most important organizations aT N.C.H. High School. ITS ac'rivi'ries are many and varied, and incIude such things as sponsoring a leadership conference, an annual falenf assembly, and several projects to raise money for The American Field Service. Smdent Council members are elected by The student body. The elecTion of Council officers 'In the spring arouses much interest throughouf The school. lmaginafive campaigning and public speaking highlight these elections. All of these activities help To prepare N.C.H. STU- dents to become active, inferesfed citizens. 86 FRONT ROW: Kathy Burkhardt, Marsha Haggerty, Karen Brockman, Linda Jenkins Ann Wickliffe, JoAnn Humph- reys, Betsy BahuthV ROW 2: Connie Thiess, Sharon McCaffery, Linda Petty, BiH Aue, Deedra Wadl, Robyn Cappel, Donna Ungerbuehler lnTer-club is comprised of represenfaiives elec'r- ed by each class or organization in the High School. As it is a branch of Smdenf Council, if is placed under the leadership of the Student Council Vice-Presidenf. The club's chief duty is to co-ordinate all club activities, such as bake sates and dances, in order To prevent these from con- flicting with one anofher Great service from the Book Store. 87 88 The Junior High Student Council is an organization of 12 students elected by, for, and to serve the Jr. High students. The main iobs of the Jr. High Council is to help the students and teachers have a better relationship. The members also help plan some of the Junior High activities, the homecoming float and dances in particulat. If students have any suggestions or problems they feel need to be discussed in Student Council meetings, they are brought up, discussed, and any action that need be or can be taken, is. Junior High Student Council doesn't have a lot of power, but it doestts best in helping to im- prove the Junior High. Council members at the dance made important decisions- who won the dance contest! SEATED: Carol Luehrs, Vice-Presidenf; Leslie GIick, Secretary; Eddie Raiser, Treasurer; Ronnie Rampello, President STANDING: Gaye Atkinson, Carolyn Wherry, Cindy Kresser, Gary Bar1low, Jerry McDaniel, Vicki Butler, Colleen McCaffery, Kathy Murphy. Ken lrey presented the school a new American flag and the first school flag. Miss Cobb helped at ihe workshop, also. 9.0. Is Aiwags Aotiw Wharever Roz was doing, Mr. Webster cer1ainly was entertained. Student Council members have to ear, T00. 89 90 Wonderful what make-up can do for a person, isn'f H? Shhhl Don't wake him! Bill Aue and Cindy Shives received their best acfor and actress awards. Emmem Thespian members enfoyed the annual banquet. Candg P035 New tham The National Thespian Troupe 96069 of North College Hill High School is indeed a very active organization. Under the able direciion of Mr. Banks, Anasrasia, Christmas Fantasia, a contest play, and The Curious Savage were successfully presented during The sshool year. This year's spring musical, Brigadoon, was another triumph for both The dramatic and music deparfmenfs. Besides all of these achievements, Thespians have Worked very hard seJIEng candy in order to buy new stage curtains and stage equipment. FRONT ROW: Cindy Shives, Po'lm Chairman; Judy Hissom, Secrefary; John Shimerl Treasurer; Bill Aue, President,- Lynn VonderAhe, Vice-Presidem; Betsy Bahufh, HisTorianh ROW 2: Rick DeVore, Carol Kane, Jane Wilson, Sharon Keller, Larry Mitchell, Sue Leckwood, Kim Wilcox, Denise Zeiser, Mr. Banks, Sponsor. ROW 3: Diana Farlow, Dick Wanamaker, Don Meyers, Paul Rogers, Linda Boyce, Jeanette Loiz, Deedra Wadl. Kevin McHugh, George Raiser, ROW 4: Barry Tumeyl Lyndelle Murphy, Dick Ba:ovin, Ann Dorfmeyer, Tim Lanfersiek, Cindy Ernst, Donna Wade, Donna Feldman, Sandy Yung. ROW 5.- Jo Ann Hargis, Jim Shimer, Elmer Weingartner, Dave Gory, Sam Piper, Dennis Heitz, Larry Hug, Cawlyn Lindsley. 9i FRONT ROW: Don Haase, Treasurer; Bill Peters, Vice-Presidenr; Judy Hissom, President,- Elaine Thompson, Secretary; Sharon McCaffery, Inter-Club. ROW 2: Bill Maiers, Cindy Shives, Martha Frantz, Rick Hoffman, Gary Atkinson, Greg Atkinson, Rick Flischel, Sharon Neidenbach, Linda Boyce, Jo Hinshaw. ROW 3: Fred Benzinger, Carolyn Hoff- man, Melody Snyder, Lyndelle Murphy, Shirley Snyder, E.ta Wambsgans, Jane Cochran, Kathy Neidenbach, Roxanne Payne, Ed Weichold. ROW 4; John Spech'r, Ted Salt, Gerry Addison, Joe Felloff, Terry Newlove, Barry Tumey, George Smedley, Sieve Hinshaw, Terry Helms, Gary Salyem ROW 5: Clayton Klemann, Marsha Theiie, Burke Brush, Dennis Rogers, Mike Ellerbusch, Dave Gory, John Shimer, Tadd Franks, Jay Brush. German CIub is made Up of both German students and previous German students. LecTures, movies, and other means help To give members a better knowledge and understand- ing of The German geography, peopie, and culture. During the year, an induction meefing for new members, a Faschingsball, and an annual picnic were held-all of which help To make iearning fun This young lady came to our Faschingsball! 92 FRONT ROW: Larry Mitchell, Treasurer; Mary Kay Murrison, President; Pa? Henry, Vice-President; Ann Wickliffe, Secretary; Karen Brockman, lnfer-Clubl ROW 2: Kim Wilcox, Sally Benson, Diane Sass, Nancy Brockman, Kristine Hoffman, Janet Henson, Jane Wilson, Marilyn Wilkens, Bonnie Schenk. ROW 3: Lucy Ceddia, Linda Schmid, Donna Ungerbuehler, Cheryl Cutter, Lynn Cutter, Carol Frisby, Barbara Wilhelm, Barb Smithson, Jenny Ingram. ROW 4: John Meinken, Carl Bollinger, Dave Bokelman, Dale Czarnecki, Allen Bckelman, Barry Ahr,Mark Czarnecki,Jane Cochran. El circulo Espanol, otherwise known as Spanish Club, has been quife adive This year. Besides helping interested stu- dents learn about Spanish-speaking countries, The club has worked hard selling candy and cookies 10 buy a short wave radio for the language Eab. Also, an N.C.H. sweatshirt was sent To a student in Spain. 93 94 FRONT ROW: Jo Ann Humphreys, lnter-club; Betsy Baltuih, Vice President; Sandy Spieser, Secretary; Sharon Keller, PresF dent,- Linda Jenkins, Treasurer. ROW 2: Mona Leienberger, Betsy Humphreys, Jim Garrard, Carol Luehrs, Gaye Atkinson, Fat Brundige, Debbie Stinson, Kim Wilcox, Pat Boorh. ROW 3: Debbie Sheets, Bobbie Wolf, Phyllis Walters, Dianne 5655, Karen Williams, Karhy Burkhardf, Terri White, Marilyn Wilkens, Jennifer Vehr, Sharon Neidenbach, Kathy Murphy. ROW 4: Brenda Kearns, Caro! Weichold, Donna Wade, Lynn VonderAhe, Mike Thinnes, Julie Garwood, Lynn Ryan, Shirlee Hilmes, Linda Pricel Cindy Shives. ROW 5: Cindy Kresser, Laura Knofhe, Evie Bush, Peggy Weingarrer, Sharon Tumey, Linda ChaT- tos, Debbie Kahle, Beverly Ungerbuehler, Nancy Dempster, Carolyn Tasset, Carolyn Ruff. ROW 6: Christine Weis, Cindy Payne, Gloria Bromfield, Linda Stinson, Carol Peiers, Pam Jenkins, Karhy Mahaffey, Sue Lockwood, Jeanie Riley, Kiity Befz, Vicky Vaughn. FRONT ROW: Kristine Hoffman, Sally Benson, Marsha Haggerfy, Gay!e Shepard, Diane Losacker, Robin Cappel, Jackie Muel- ler, Leslie Glick, Sharon McCaffery, Pat Dillon, Linda Rafcliff, Martha Franiz ROW 2: Janet Henson, Colleen McCaffery, Jill Peter, Sandy Samad, Gayle Blevins, Diane Mamhey, Bonnie Schenk, Brenda Kearns, Janet Petty, Treva Thinnes, Mickey Dillman, Carolyn Wherry ROW 3: Gloria Gaunce, Connie Theiss, Donna Luehrs, Sandy Yung, Gayle Ruff, Cheryl Beckman, Penny Greene, Linda Thinnes, Patti Vaughn, Mary Kay Morrison, Larry Mi'rchelll Cindy Ernst ROW 4: Shirley Snyder, Nancy Weingart, Sue Sand, Nancy Dempster, Kalen Brokman, Nancy Brockman, Deedra Wadl,linda Newman, Cindy Guinn, Margie Luehrs, Karen Atkinson, Carol Weichold ROW 5: Debby Bryant, Bonnie Urban, Julie Hutfenmiller, Linda Langmeier, Marcia Theife, Linda Perry, Vicki Schulz, Peggy Fasold, Christina Martin, Judy Ward, Eifa Wambsqansl Fred Wymore. The purpose of Pep Club is to promote school spirit, good sportsmanship, and emhusiasm in sporTs by supporting The basketball and football Teams, as wefl as 1he participants in spring sports. While Pep Club has the weekly Tasks of decorating goal posts, making posters, and selling programs; iT also has The responsibility of planning and sponsoring Homecoming, Coronation, annual sports banquets, cheering contests, and money-making proiects. Pep Club is open to all studenTs in grades 7 Through 72 and is one of 1he largest and mos? active organizations in The school. 95 96 FRONT ROW: Julie Garwood, SecreTary; Karen Swisher, Vice President; Katie Mueller, President; Linda PeTTy, Imer-club; Camlyn Hoffman, Treasurer. ROW 2: Paula Durham, Chris Marshall, Eva Fitzgerald, Yvonne CanTy, Jenny Ingram, Diane Sass, Betsy BaITuTh, Barb Best. ROW 3: Thelma ATkins, Patti Jen- kins, Martha FranTz, Paula Glick, Ruth STeward, Gloria Broomfield, Kim Wilcox, Linda Boyce, Carol Peters. ROW 4: Sandy Crutchfield, PaT Henry, Cindy Guinn, Lynn Ryan, Gayle Shephard, Linda Schmid, Barb Wilhelm, Linda Meyers, Carol Frisby, KaThy Albrecht. ROW 5: Charlene Suiron, Diane Foley, Donna Ungerbuehler, Linda Newman, Janet Norwood, Judi Love, Carol Whitehouse, Lucy Ceddia. G.A.A.Keepsezds... Girls AThIeTic AssociaTion gives girls, grades 9-12, an opporTuniTy To parTicipaTe in sporTs. These sporTs include field hockey, volleyball, baskeTball, and soffbali. The giris have The chance To play against other schools, inTerscho- lastically, as well as among Themselves, intramurally. They enjoy playing and have IoTs of fun while keeping Them- selves physicaHy fiT. PoinTs are given for participation; each girl receives an award corresponding To The number of points she earns. A ring is given To The senior con- sidered by The members of The club as The mosT valuabIe player. G.A.A. giris like to make mud pies, too. H The chief inspecfed the team before a hockey game. HaPPH REACH I protesfl 97 98 IHWL. -..W M... -l i l l l l FRONT ROW: Connie Thiess, Spons Division; Kim Wilcox, Organization Division; Judy Hissom, Editor; Jo Ellen Hinshaw, Feature Division, Assistant Editor; Betsy BalTuTh, Senior Division; Sandy Spieser, Underclass Divisione ROW 2: Miss Bales, Adviser; Linda Whitehouse, Assistanv Business Manager; Larry Wes'rer- feld, Business Manager; Jack Verdin, Photographer; David Gary, Advertising; Mike Owen, Advertising; Sharon Keller, Treasurer; Gloria Gaunce, Sales. Hium Staff is an organization dedicated To aCCuraTely recording and carefully preserving The evenTs and acTiviTies of The school yearl The members of The sTafT have spent much Time and energy in selling ads, working at The refreshment stand at fooTball games, running The candy machines in The sghool building and, of couree, creaTing The 1966 yearbook. They sincerely hope That The results of Their work will bring much enjoyment and ThaT They will help To recall The wonderful moments spent aT N. C. H. High School. mm FRONT ROW: Sharon Neidenbach, PhyiHs Walters, Bonnie Schenk, Miss Bales, Marcia Jones, Bobbie Wolfe, Pat Roberts ROW 2: Marilyn Wilkins, Lynn Ryan, Debbie Kahle, Sharon Tumey, JoAnn Humphreys, Gayle Shepard, Peggy Weingartner. Cindy Guinn. ROW 3: Kristine Hoffman, Barb Smithson, Penny Rogers, Sherry Syders, Mary Kay Murrison, Jim Garrard, Janet Henson, Sally Benson. ROW 4: Diane Losacker, Chris Mar1in, Sandy Henley, John Love, Fred Wymore, Vicki Schultz, Peggy Fascld, Pat Dillon, Linda Newman 99 Linda and Larry have daily fask of filling our candy machines. Sure do wish that Staff of ours would use Diall IOO Miss BaIes was always ready To help us. She calmed distraught editors, sold re- freshments at football games, drew lay-ours, wrote captions-in fact, she did every- thing and anything at all. All we can ever say to her is Thank you. Miss Belles 9m mum wam g f g ; WaTch the birdie, smile and say fimburger. Photographer Jack Verdin-caughf in The act IOI l02 FRONT ROW: Tim Lanfersiek, Assistant Ediior; Terry Nagel, Editor-invchief; Carl Bollinger, Business Manager. ROW 2: Jennifer Vehr, Linda Stimson, Sharon Keller, Carol Welchold, Linda Thinnes, Kim Wilcox, Gloria Gaunce. ROW 3: Chris Martin; Penny Greene; Maw Kay Murrison; Rick Dawley, Sports; Jack Verdin, Photographer; Linda Langmeier; Fonnie Thiessl Circulation Manager. The Trojan STaff is open to any High School or Junior High sTUdenf inTerested in iournalism. This staff, under Mr. Steven's supervision, publishes a monthly news- paper titled The Trojan. Reporting, writing, proofreading, handling news releases, and managing publiciiy are all included in The staff's activities. The Trojan not only furnishes the school with a neWSpaper, but it also helps studenT gain valuable gexperience in The field of journalism, particularly in writing journalisfic prose. Meeting deadlines I'sn'f easyV Staff members visited The Blind Home during The year. Each year, outstanding high school iournalisfs are chosen To receive Quill and Scroll member- ship. This year Terry Nagel was chosen To receive this honor. Mr. Stevens announced his member- ship at The Senior Day assembly. l03 f04 Y-Teens is an international organizafion affiliated with fhe YMCA. The N.C.H, branch Is divided info several squads The? work on differenf aspects of the various Y- Teen acTivIties. These acTivITies include such Things as a Chrisfmas prom, Mother-Daughter banquet, and numerous 'service proiecfs. Through these proiects and activities, Y-Teens not only serve the school and community, but also promoTe friendship and discourage prejudice. They were SUPPOSED to be cleaning up! Mr. Rudolf demonstrafed The er? of flower arrang- Ing at The Mother-Daughier banquet Y-Teen's 100k time out 10 enioy their prom. FRONT ROW: Karen Williams, President,- Brenda Kearns, Secrelary; Sharon Keller, Program Chairman; Linda Jenkins, Treasurer; Linda Whitehouse, Worship; Sandy Crutchfield, Service; Linda Petty, Rapresenfative to Y,- Sherry Syders, Publicity; Mary Kay Murrison, Service; Donna Ungerbuehler, Representative to Y; Elaine Thompson, Vice President; Anne Wicklfffe, lnterclub. ROW 2: Thelma Atkins, Yvonne Camy; Jane Wilson, Gloria Gaunce, Roslyn Atkinson, Jenny Ingram, Joanne 'Humphreysl Kathy Burkhardf, Marilyn Wilkens, Karen A1kinson, JoEllen Hinshaw, Phyllis Walters, Paula Durham, Barbara Best ROW 3: Carol Kane, Debbie Butler, Diane Sess, Joanna Hyde, Sharon Tumey, Linda Ramiiff, Carol Whitehouse, Barbara Smithson, Sandy Henley, Roxanne Payne, Connie Thiess, Diane Manthey, Bonnie Schenk, Debbie Kahle, Barbara Atkins, Beverly Ungerbruehler, Jenene L012, Donna Feldman, Martha Framz, Karen Brockman, Cindy Guinn, Gloria Kunsman, Carol Frisby, Diane Foley, Sandy Yung, Jeanine Schwettman, Marsha Haggerty, Penni Rogers, Judy Hissom. ROW 5: Judy Love, Cheryl Cutter, Christine Martin, Peggy Fasold, Vicky Schulze, Barbara Schon, Marcia Theile, Ena Wambsgans, Julie Huttenmiller, Judy Ward, Lynn Cutter, Sue Sand, Ann Dorfmeyer, Shiriey Snyder, Lyndelle Murphy. 105 Hb-Y Em Yeutlv 6mm To creaTe, mainTain, and extend ThroughouT The home, school, and communiTy high standards of Christian char- acTerA This sTaTemenT briefly explains The entire purpose of Hi-Y, During This school year, The N.C.H. HihY, under The sponsorship of The locaf YMCA and The leadership of Mr. Maidens, ran a very efficient concessidn sTand at home fooTball games. Other profecfs included a ChrisTmas Prom, held in coniuncTion wiTh The Y-Teens; a baskefball Team, which enTered a GreaTer CincinnaTi Tournament; and a YouThTinuGovernmenT Assembly aT Columbus, which several N. C. H. delegaTes aTTended. Hl-Y Hot chocolate 'For a cold nfghf. FRONT ROW: Jim Burr, Treasurel; Dale Czarnecki, Chaplain; Elmer Weingartner, Secretary; Larry MiTEheH, President; Joe Kuhns, Vice-Presi- dent,- Dennis Heitz, Second Vice-President; Mike Noschang, Sergeant at Arms. ROW 2: Mike Hargis, Dennis Amlung, Steve Hinshaw, Barry Ahr, Lee Zimmerman, Mike Humphreys, Mark Czarnecki, Mike Thinnes, Dennis Schrorh, Mr. Duane Maidens, Sponsor. ROW 3: Barry Tumey, ClayTon Klemann, Don Haase, Craig Meyer, Ernie Dallam, Ron Johnson, Shawn Webster,Mike Lanfersiek. l06 43 ', Ml FRONT ROW: Gordon Uhlenbrock; Jay Brush, Vice-President; Bob Lell, Seaefary-Treasurer; Walter Fasold, PresL dent; Clayton Klemann, Inter-club; John Wickliffe. ROW 2: Mr. McManis, sponsor,- Don Haase, John SpechT, Terry Helms, Gary Salyer, Burke Brush. EprmmiiowAfds Leamhxg Science Club, open T0 grades seven fo 'rwelve, is designed to promote an Interest in all fields of science in the hope that its members will wish To continue Their scientific studies oufside the classroom. The program includes field Trips, guest speakers, films, and time To work on science projects. Each member of Science Club receives a greater understanding of all aspects of science. Science Club in action? 107 F.T.A.Awuses lntmw EmeF-um FRONT ROW: Sharon Keller, Secretary,- George Smedley, Treasurer; John Kiehborth, President; Donna Ungerbuehler, lnier-Club; Balb Smifhson, Vice-Presfdenf. ROW 2: Roz Aikinson, Jane Wilson, Carol Weichold, Jo Ellen Hinshaw, MaIy Kay Munison, Jenny Ingram, Dianne 5953, Gloria Gaunce. ROW 3: Jane Cochran, Mark Czarnecki, Lucy Caddie, Carl Bollinger, Dale Czarnecki, Don Haase, Lynn Cutler, Bany Ahr. Members listened attentively to a The North College Hill branch of Future Teachers of Amer- guesr speakerfrom U.C. ice is open to any student inferesfed in Teaching. Throughout the year lectures were provided To help sTudenfs select their ME! ,7 particular fields of interest, and to explain The various types of h ' ' e reaching. Films and slides also were used to explain modern hit 1 - teaching techniques, The second semester included firsthand i ' classroom observation for F. T. A. members with a great deal of knowledge and interes? in The Teaching profession. I08 Qe-CoJ Bugs Tobias 60w Cooking Room i i i FRONT ROW.- Kathy Burkhardt, Point Chairman; Linda Whitehouse, Secretary,- Sandy Yung, Vice President; Susan Sands, President .10 Ellen Hinshaw, Treasurer; Karen Williams, Coke Chairman. ROW 2: Barbara B951, Carol Whitehouse, Terri White ROW 3: Dinae Mamhey, Martha Frantz, Jeanine Schwef1man, Beverly Ungerbuehler, Diane Foley, Linda Jenkins, Beisy Baliufh, Bonnie Schenk, JoAnn Hug ROW 4; Mary Kay Murrison, Cheryl Cutter, Ann Dorfmeyer, Peggy Fasold, Vicki Shul'rz, Lynn CutTer, Judy Love, Elaine Thompson Sevco, which is sponsored by the Home Economics Deparfmenf, is to provide guidance for Those interested in sewing and cooking. l1 accomplishes this by having monthly proiecfs, many of which are service proiecfs. The members of Se-Co also serve N.C.H. High School by running the Coke and Pepsi stands at all basketball games and by serving at various school banquets. This year Their activities also included a moTher-daughter Tea and buy- ing kitchen tables for The cooking room. Se-Co members work hard +0 keep spectators at the games refreshed I09 HO N. O. H. Hdps Withmmum Under The direcTion of Mrs. Lakonen, The High School Red Cross plays an im- portanT role in The NaTional Red Cross. The N, C. H. organizaTion is made up of represenTaTives from each homeroom. They coliect donations from sTUdenTs dur- ing The annual Red Cross drive. These donaTions go Toward various service projects, boTh local and inTernaTional. Service pr'oiecTs, such as The filling of HFr'Iendship KiTs for dispIaced SouTh VieTnamese children are undertaken an school. Individual sTudenTs may volunTeer for service during The school year or 'summer vacation in many insTiTuTions in The area or in The office of The Red Cross downtown. FRONT ROW; Jennie Kane, Sharon Krass, Phyllis WalTers, Sharon Neidenbach, Carol Kane, Gloria Gauncee ROW 2: Gaye Atkinson, Gloria Brownfield, Michele Brawnwell, Jean Riley, Paula Berger, Cathy Castaldo, Sylvia STockmeI'er, Barbara Hilms, ROW 3: Peggy Weingartner, Paula Glick, Cindy Payne, Julie Garwood, Sandy Samad, Joanna Hyde, Carol Weichold, Judy Hissom, Linda STinson. ROW 4: Janet Petty, PaT Droppelman, Debbie Bryant, Fred Wymore, Nancy Dempstet, Robyn Cappel, Roxanne Payne, Cindy Guinn. Homo 90mg Emogniges TW'S Leadw NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FRONT ROW; Lfnda Jenkins, Imer-Club; Terry Nagel, President; Dave Gory, Vice-President; Dale Czarnecki, Treasurer; Jo Hinshaw, Secretary. ROW 2: Sharon Keller; Gloria Kunsiman; Cami Frisby; Karen Brockman; Linda Whitehouse; Donna Ungerbuehler; Kim Wilcox, ROW 3: Donna Luehrs; Jane Cochran; Judy Hissom, Rick Schmadel; Peggy Fasold; Lynn Cutter; Ted Salt,- Sandy Yung, ROW 4: Bill Peters, Burke Brush; Shawn Webster,- Biil Aue; Tadd Fianke; Jay Brush; Don Haase. National Honor Sociefy membership is based on four maior atiributes-character, scholarship, leadership, and service. STU- dems who met These requiremems were in- duded into Honor Society in February aT an impressive candielight service. Other activi- Ties during The year included an alumni- faculfy tea, hooTenanny, and a scholastic awards banquet. In carrying out these ac- TiviTies, Honor Society members have sTrived earnestly to achieve their common goal of becoming worthy citizens and cap-- able leaders. Emerlainmem for the alumnivfacully Tea was provided by 19 Mangers. L; T3109, Fwe, Rum-oyy, goat, Disbdbum. Answwu Phone, Qtapae, . . . I I I I I I I n I I Dan Doheny; Gloria Kunsiman; Sam Pip6r; Carolyn Lindsley; Lynn Von derAhe; Penni Rogers; Linda Newman; Julie Galwood; Lynn Ryan; Linda Anzel; Margie Luehrs; Peggy Weinganner; Debbie Sheets, Mrs. Kinkey's able assisTanTs are of great help 10 the entire school. They perform numerous and varied Tasks, which help to keep The office running smoothly and efficienfly. Their duTies may include such things as 1yping, fil- ing, operafing office machines, run- ning errands and answering The phone. However, They are un- doubtedly repaid, for working as of- fice assistanfs provides students with valuable experience. Brenda Parks; Linda Price; Paula GIick; Shirlee Hilmes; Jeanette Alexander; Katie Mue1ler. Il2 l6v YOw'w Nob Hm, TMJ W W Barb Schon, Eva Fifzgerald, Terri Rally, Ann Wickliffe, Carolyn Hoffman, Linda Bokelman, Linda WehrIe, Brenda Fitzgerald, Susan Sand, Bev UngerbueMer, Linda Jenkins, John Kiehborfh, Karen Williams, Ka'rhy Burkhart, Terr? White. Guidance assisfanfs are of great help boTh 1'0 Mrs. Schlesselman and to the guidance counselors. They are kept busy with collecting absence slips, checking affendance records Typing, and various other Tasks? This work also affords The student with valuable office experience. ll3 Carol Frisby; Linda Chanos; Jeanine Schwenman; Glen Burton; Ken lrey,-JudyL.'-mg.;1;Joi-XnnHumpl'lreys;DiaruzLosacker ' Assam Lewm bg Doing Under The expert supervision of Miss Bales, the library assistanfs perform many dufies and at the same time, learn a great deal about running a library. These workers type, fife, arrange books, decorafe bulletin boards and accomplish many other helpful tasks. SEATED: Gary Berosef; Fred Wymore; Gordon Roe; Mike Noschang. STANDING: Carolyn Ruff; Linda Stinson; Kim Wilcox; Melody Snyder; Evie Bush. H4 Audw-stunb ow the Mow 'e purpose of the audio-visual aids is to help -ners by providing Them wiTh any special equipment, such as projectors, screens, or tape recorders. When a Teacher schedules certain equip- menf for a special date, audio-visual aids deliver This equipment To him and'see fhat if is carefully put away after it has been used. FRONT ROW: Bob Smith, Don Myers, Paul Rogers. ROW 2: Bev Atkins, Terry Daum, Terry Stephens, Don Doxsey, Bob Stockmeier, Allan Bokelman, Terry Clements. II5 ll6 FRONT ROW: Linda Jenkins, Diane Kimbrough, Judy Hissom, Beverly Ungerbuehler, Linda Whitehouse. ROW 2: David Gory, John Holzschuh, Dennis Cunningham, Terry Newlove, Sandy Spieser, Sherry Syders, Barry Tumey, Wayne Maxwell, Rita Hambrfck, Roger Carr, Gary Butler, Mike Owen. ROW 3: Linda Petty, Genie McDaniel, Lynn Ryan, Manha Framz, Peggy Weingartner, Clayton Klemann, John Lowe, Ron Chapman, Rick Madill, Steve Shives, Wah Fasald, Willard Meier, Merritt Smith, S'reve Frey, Gary Thieman, Bill Aue, George Smedley, Terry Brewer ROW 4; Pierre Williams. Debbie Butler, Thelma Atkins, Mike Ellerbusch, Mn Hissom, Sam Piper, Marvin Rhodes, Fred Benzingerl Gerry Addison, Mark Czarnecki, Tadd Franke, Jack Verdin, Rick FliSchel, 30b Le , Keith Wiiliams, Terry Nagel, Dick Wanamaker. MISSING: Carl Smith, Nancy Theiss,Mark Hamersly,Jeff Matfhews. TmojawBaudemdsFoath Whether at a fooTball game, parade, concerf, or Commencement, The band always comple- menTed The occasion. Under the direction of Mr. James O, Hissom, the fiffy-five piece band and ifs various associated groups made ov er fifty ap- pearances this year. As well as achieving a sense of accomplishment in learning To play an instrument This talenT can be a vifal asset in the years To come. H7 FRONT ROW: Fred Benzinger, Sam Piperh -ROW 2: Bill Aue, Terry Brewer, George Smedley, Mike Owen, Dennis Cunningham, Dave Gory. ROW 3: Tadd Franks, Terry Nagel, Dick Wanamaker, Ron Chapman Pep WW Ow The lively Tunes of The Pep Band were heard aT pep assemblies and home basketball games. They also parficipafed in The Homecoming Parade. Ready to play at a moment's notice, The group gives real zest f0 school spirit. Band Officers: Bev Ungerbuehler, Treasurer; Linda Whitehouse, Sectetary; Bill Aue, Student Diredor; Terry Nagel, Head Uniform Officer; Mike Owen, President; Dennis Cunningham, Vfce Presidenr. H8 FRONT ROW: Dave Gory, Mike Owen, Wayne Maxwell, Terry Newlove, Fred Benzinger. ROW 2: George Smedley, Terry Brewer, John love, Merritr Smith. ROW 3: Terry Nagel, Dick Wanamaker, Keith Williams, Bob Lell, Tadd Franke, Mr. Hissom, Judy Hissom. Tmojaumaes' Qwiug aw Tampa The Trojanaires are a select group from The band. Its purpose is to give The mem- bers an opportunity To perform dance or popular music. This band plus a few more individuals became The pit band for The spring musical. The band took part in the Memorial Day parade. IL; ll? Lynn Voder Ahe, Patti Jenkins, Kim Wilcox, Denisn Zeiser, Kris Hoffman, Melody Snyder, Robyn Cappel, Genia McDaniaI, Lyndelle Murphy, Sandy Spieser, Etta Wambsgams, Gayle Ruff, Patty Droppfeman, Shirly Helmes, Donna Ungerbuehler, Linda Ca'rtols, Cindy Shives, Jeanie RielyfTerri Whiieh Perfection was The key word for the Tro- janeffes This year and they truly achieved his goal. Their participation in half-fime football shows, baskeTball shows, as well as parades and talent nighT skit kepT them busy. Together Mrs. Peggy Hawley and Captain Shirlee Hilmes helped make the Troianeffes a definife asset 10 N.ChH. Homecoming fesh'vih'es start with the flags waving! l20 SENIOR TROJANETTES: Terri Whi're, Cindy Shives, Lynn VonderAhe, and Shirlee Hilmes Captain. The Voice of ihe Troian Band-John Shimer Troians make a Touchdown and the aches! song 1's played. That last beat was a little too hardl l2l Peggy Weingartner; Penny Greene,- Jackie Muelier; Bonnie Urban, Captain; Julie Hunenmiller szdaeuptMBaudx Five high-siepping maiorettes and a drum major headed The Troian Band Throughout many a parade and foofball game. The Maiorettes also performed for The Spring Concert and Baskefball haEf-time showsh Mark Czamecki l22 FRONT ROW: Luanne Kaucher, Barbara Helms, Judy Meinken. ROW 2: Tim Mikhail, Barbara Heifz, Linda Woods, Carolyn Wherry, Paula Berger, Donna Perry, Debbie Moschel, Mike Long, Galy Earllow, Janet Petty, Vicki Vaughn, Diane Cooper, Dean Smith, Gary Myers, ROW 3: Tom Dillon, Paul Hoffman, Steve Witham, Jim Flischel, John Wickliffe, Jon Dorfmeyer, Dan Curtis, Ed Kaucher, Jerry McDaniel, Bob Nelson, Norman Vehr, Mark Noffke, BI'II Newman, Bill Beinke, ROW 4: Mr. Hissom, Gordon Uhlenbrock, Martin Heineke, Howard Gambrel, Ed Jones, John Norfman, Tom Franklin, Glenn Kelsey, Paul Hagen, James Felton, Ron Clark. Russell Jennings, Lowell Howell, Ronald Chappell. MISSING: Steve Noll, Linda Greene, Peggy Simohs, Sylvia Stock- meier, Cindy Maxwell, Jerry Johnson, Mike Theiss, Dan McGlothlin, Mark Maskulka, Dan Clinkscale. Tom Graves, Jerry Jones. Comprised of seventh and eighth graders, The Jr. Band members further Their musical experience by participating at home football games and Three concerfs. This year a Pep Band was formed which added an extra spark of enthusiasm To some Jr. High football games and pep assemblies. MAJORETTES: Luanne Kaucher, Barbara Helms, Linda Green, Judy Meinken. 123 Dr. R. Hornyak from U C. speaks. Mr. Hissom presents Pep Band award to Fred Ben- zinger. Senior band members enjoy Band-queh 124 l. .A; ?;d FRONT ROW: Charlotte Sutton, Kathy Neidenbach, Cindy Shives, Sharon Tumay. Debby CasweH, Betsy Bahuth, Sharon Neidenbach, Janet Wehrle, Linda Price, Mr. Allen. ROW 2: Paula Glick, Yvonne Canty, Doris Cram, Cindy Guinn, Nancy Weingart, Pam' McAlistair, Owen Baltuth, Willie Boyd, Dennis New- boid, Jim Garrard, Mary Lou Reardon, Nancy Falk, Chris Marshall. ROW 3: Sharon Krass, Phyllis Walters, Rita Hambrick, Judy Hissom, Donna Wade, Dick Wanamaker, John Kiehborrh, Jim Shimer, Peggy Barker, Janie Cochran, Julie Garwood, Joan Rosa, Cathy Parker. ROW 4: Carol Milby, Carolyn Lindsey, Donna Feldman, Barry Tumey, John Shimer, Jim Engalhardt, Darwin Yung, Larry Hug, Nancy Hunter, Diane Farlow. MWCLOMS . . . Ow HKeg Under the direction of Mr. William Allen, the Mixed Chorus made many appearances through- out the yeart Striving for perfection, the Chorus spent many hours learning the basic fundamentats of good singing. Their efforts were shown at both the Fall and Christmas Concerts. Howeverhtheir most rewarding experience was participating in the spring musical Brigadoon. Linda Price, Accompanist. l25 FRONT ROW; Cindy Shives, Kathy Neidenbach, Judy Hissom, Donna Wade, Julie Garwood, Joan Rose, Betsy Balruth, Linda Price. ROW 2: Jim Garrard, Dick Wanamaket, John Shimer, Jim Engelhardt, Dalwin Yung, Jim Shimer, Larry Hug, Barry Tumey, 11 ML Allen - Mm Emma mow a. Eighr-parT harmony makes this group unique. The Time spent achieving balance between sec- Tions has Taught That music is not all fun, bu? re: quires hard work. One of 1heir greaTe51 chalfenges This year was a Swingle Singer arrangement of Bourree from The Engfish Suite by Johann S4 Bach. I26 L FRONT ROW: Donna Feldmanl Denise Zeiser, Phyllis Walters, Nancy Weingartl Carolyn lindsey, Sharon Tumey, Kathy Neidenbach. ROW 2: Cindy Guinn, Linda Boyce, Karen Atkinson, Judy Ward, Mary Kay Murrison, Jeane'de Lotz, Judy Hissom, Jo Ann Hargis, Caro! Milby. ROW 3: Carol Kane, Christine Martin, Janie Cochran, Peggy Barker, Cathy Parker, Nancy FalkA 6W5 2mm Tunes Up A select group, Girlls Ensemble spenT much Time out of class preparing special music for var- ious occasions. Two of their main appearances were The Fall and Christmas Concerts. I27 FRONT ROW: Owen Baltuth, Jim Garrard, Dick Wanamaker, Darwin Yung, Larry Hug, Linda Price. ROW 2: John Keihborfh, John Shimer, Jim Engelhardf, Jim Shimer, Barry Tumey Gmwsmmdesabmwdv Truly The Music Men of N.C.H., This group sounded off a? both The Fall and Christmas Con- certs. But Their biggest iob came in The spring musical where They served as the male chorus. Glee Club singing at Christmas Concert. l28 CZwMMAICiub m.Lhwhm NW Leadership 06 Mm. 9415511 I. PHOTOGRAPHER NORTH COLLEGE HILL JR. - SR. HIGH SCHOOL CAMERA CLUB John Wickliffe; Treasurer; Jim Garrard; Bob Moody, Vfce-Presideni; Chuck Heeman; John Love, Secretary; Mn Rush, Sponsor; Jack Verdin, President; Tadd Franke; Kendall Pickens; Ted Salt,- Mark Czarnecki; Trudy Pickens. J29 I30 9pm l3l VmngwdsQeasowwweg l Recount t 6 V51 ;, 1 15' .1 . e2 z, FRONT ROW: Dave Samppa1a. Gary Kresser, Bili Bu'rler, Dan Doherty, Dennis Cunningham. Gary Beroset; ROW 2: Don Wymore, Dennis Erdeliohn, John Chappefl, Glen Burton, Clayton, Kleeman, Gordon Roe; ROW 3: Don Myers, Don Doxsey, Joe Kuhns, Bob Stolzenberger, Doug McDaniel: Ron Johnson, AI Boyd; ROW 4: Larry Westerfeld, Paul Newell, Bruce Pieper, Ken Meier, Randy Smith, Rick Schmadel; Warren Cox; ROW 5: Stan Thompson, Dennis Schiensker, Dave Hey, Terry Clemenfs, Ed Clark, Gary Butler; ROW 6: Bob Smith, Mike Butler, Dave Kreamelmeyer, Roger Faulkner. VARSITY RESULTS NCH OPP Milford 34 0 The 1965 Troian fomball 1eam was one of the Taylor 12 6 best in The history of The school. They defeated Reading 37 6 Coferain for the first time since 1959 and only The Colerain 23 6 2nd Time in The 30 year series. Coach AriI Kaladow Harrison 15 6 and his staff did an exceptional job in what was Finneytown 1'5 0 expected to be a rebuilding year. BiH Butler co- Mf. Healthy 2 8 capTain and leading scorer was named MVP. Oak Hills 6 12 Greenhills 8 8 Sycamore 6 22 MILFORD: Dan Doherty made 10 tackles for the defense, whiie Bill Butler led the offense with 2 TD's as N. C. H. opened the season with a 34-0 win. TAYLOR: Taylor drew first blood but the Troians roared back in the second half for the 12-6 win. READING: Fine offensive. and defensive efforts brought the Trotans an easy 37-6 win. xCOLERAIN: The first victory over Colerain since 1959, and only the second in 30 years, was achieved as the '65 Trojan team piled up a 23-6 victory. HARRISON: John Chappell's running highlighted the win over the last place Wildcats as the Trojans brought home a 15-6 victory. FINNEYTOWN: Homecoming was celebrated with the sixth straight victory of the season as N.C.H. held Finneytown scoreless for a 16-0 win. MT. HEALTHY: The Trojans iost their first game, in the mud at MT. Healthy 2-8. However, Doug McDaniei was awarded the WSAI lineman of the week trophy. OAK HILLS: The Troians' best was not good enough in the battle for first place in the HVC.S.L. as they lost 6-12. GREENHILLS: Gary Beroset's 76 yard TD pass to Don Wymore salvaged the tie as the game ended at 8-8. SYCAMORE: Again the Troians proved to be poor mudders losing the final game 6-22. RammluFustmt-I. o. 9.1.. RESERVE RESULTS NCH OPP Fairfield 8 0 Taylor 16 0 Reading 34 0 Colerain 28 26 Harrison 42 O Finneytown 16 6 Mt Healthy 14 6 Oak Hills 28 6 Greenhills 8 12 The N.C.H. reserves, riding high after a pre- vious undefeated season, continued their winning ways for the first nine games of the '65 season. Then it happened! On a muddy Greenhilis' foot- ball field, the boys saw their first loss in 17 games. Despite the one setback, the young Tro- ians' season was highlighted by a 9 and 1 record and a tie for the new league's reserve champion- ship. FRONT ROW: Don Meyers, Larry Westerfeld, Joe Kuhns, Bob Stolzenberger, Ron Meyers, Clayton Kiemann, Terry Clements; ROW 2: Stan Thompson, Paul Newell, Bruce Pieper, Ken Meier, Randy Smith, Rich Schmadel, A1 Boyd; ROW 3: Dennis Erdeliohn, Dave Kreamelmeyer, Dennis Schlensker, Dave Hey, Don Doxey, Ed Clark. I33 I34 BILL BUTLER: Co-captain. Halfback, NCH DAN DOHERTY: Co-caplain, Guard. Most Valuable Player. Honorable Mention H.C.S.L Honorable Mention. Enquirer and P05? 8 Times Star, H.C.S,L 15! team JOHN CHAPPELL; Fullback. H.C.S.L. 151 GARY KRESSER: End DAVE SAMPPALA: Guard GORDON ROE: ream 2nd 1eam Enquirer Tackle, H.051. Is! team, Han- FRONT ROW: Doug McDaniel, Gordon Roe, Roger Faulkner, Watren Cox, Don Wymore; ROW 2: John Chappel, Larry Westerfeld, Bob Siolzenberger, Dan Doherty, Dave Samppala, Mike Butler. FRONT ROW: Dennis Cinningham, Roger Faulkner, Gordon Roe, Dave Sammppala, Glenn Burton, Dan Doherty, Gary Kresser; ROW 2: Bill Bu1ler, John Chappell, Gary Berosef, Gary Butler. arable Mention GARY BEROSET: Quarterback, Honorable DENNIS CUNNINGHAM. End GLENN BURTON: Center ' Enquirer Mention H.C.S.L. DENNY ERDELJOHN: Tackle DON WYMORE: End CLAYTON KLEMANN: Tackle l35 DOUG McDANlEL: End, WSAI lineman of ROGER FAULKNER: Tackle, HCSL Honorable BOB STOLZENBERGER: Linebacker. Ihe week, HCSL Honorable Mention. Mention Linebacker. Umdmciassm Gem 9W, 9W Pwm'w. LARRY WESTERFELD: Fullback. RON JOHNSON: Tack1e. MIKE BUTLER: Halfback. WERREN COX: Tackle. GARY BUTLER: Wingback. l36 Troian managers Mike Thinnes, Jim Garrard, Ernie Dalham, Fred Wymore, Elmer Hamil- ton, and Larry Mitchell are always smiling. With a coaching staff like this, how could we go wrong? FRONT ROW: Mr. French, Mr. KaIadow; ROW 2; Mr. Bartos, Mr. Morris, Mr. Black, and Mr. Cohen. Mr. French and Jim Garrard give Bill Butler a hand. Rick Dawley handled publicity while Julie Garwood kept Coach Kaladow's records in order. Mr. McManis, like other faculty members, braves the chill night air to take fickets from an eager fan. Hf UMeatedx Fwslwew Aw HCQL Champs T'k FRONT ROW: Harry Coleman, Joe Sabato, Matt Bishop, Dave Dziech, Buddy Irvin Craig Smith; ROW 2. Rick Finke, Lloyd Wadi, Bobby Robinson, Bob Lell, Rick Maison, Rick Meeks; ROW 3. Lee Zimmerman, Charlie Burroughs, Mark Angeio, Mike Hargis, Sieve Garrard, Greg Nelson; ROW 4. Gary Scarberry, Greg Butler, Don Sfmmons, Ted Callup, Dan Nonon. The freshman football team had an undefeated FRESHMAN RESULTS season piling up a toial of 226 poims, while Their M1. Healthy 28 0 opponenfs scored only 36 against them. The Harrison 42 0 season was highlighted by 1he championship Colerain 22 6 game against Oak Hills which N.C.H. won 32 To Fairfield 38 20 6. The freshmen show grea'r promise for the com- Whife Oak 28 6 ing seasons, This is The second undefeated Team Taylor 36 0 coached by Mr. Dan Morris giving him a ToTaI of Oak Hills 32 6 15 wins and no losses as a freshman coach. I38 FRONT ROW: Cheryl Beckman, Donna Wade, Donna Luehrs. ROW 2: Pat Booth; ROW 3: Carol Weichold. FRONT ROW: Evie Bush,- ROW 2: Debbie Sheers, Sue Lockwood; ROW 3: Debbie Bryant, Kathy Mahaf'fey. FRONT ROW: Bobby Kuhlman, Carmela Himsel, .Carolyn Ruff; ROW 2: Margie Luehrs, Carolyn. Tasset. Cheerleaders await the BIG MOMENT-Homecoming results I39 All the way for a touchdown. This is how if all begins. M Fans watch attentively as Trojans pull through. I40 Bill Butler breaks away again. Troians struggle 10 maintain control of the ball. Troians step out on Their way to anofher vidom Eerosel brea ks away. I4! I42 .4. Rick Dawley, Shawn Webster, Owen Thomas, Don KasTen, Gary Kresser, Gary Smith, Gary Franklin Gary Beroset, Dan Doherfy, Bill Butier, Mr. French. Vansabg Cagyus FiniskemowTH 9.5 3 5m- Troians get the rebound! 5 -..r I v.1 1:; 5- 1 M m SEASON VARSITY RESULTS OPPONENT ST. Bernard Mt. HealThy Oak Hills Beechwood ST. Bernard Aiken Li'rfle Miami Taylor Colerain Harrison Finneyfown Greenhills Liftle MEami Lockland Simon Kenton Wyoming FairfieId Reading MT. Healthy 43 79 67 69 55 67 96 93 63 79 54 56 85 71 79 66 81 83 60H CagewCommts ST. BERNARD: The Trojans opened up in win- ning sTyie by deTeaTing The TiTans aT ST. Bernard. Owen Thomas and Rick Dewiey led The Team wiTh 14 and 12 poinTs respecTively. Gary SmiTh conTribuTed 1O poinTs and Tom Jensen grabbed 20 rebounds. MT. HEALTHY: A Tenacious zone defense held The Trojans in check in The fourTh quarTer and proved To be The difference. Scoring in double figures were Owen Thomas wiTh 25, Gary Kresser wiTh 13, and Bill BuTler wiTh 11. OAK HILLS: Kresser hiT for 35 poinTs and a school record of 17 field goals, buT poor Tree Throw shooTing cosT The home club The game. Thomas also hit Twin figures wiTh 11 poinTs. ST. BERNARD: Tom Jensen hiT for 23 poinTs as NorTh College Hill won Their second over ST. Bernard, Kresser added 14. TAYLOR: A disasTrous firsT quarTer in which Taylor ouTscored The Troians 35-10 led To The worsT drumming of The season for The Team. BuTler hiT for 19, Thomas 13, and Jen- sen 12. COACHES: Mr. Siesky, Seventh Grade; Mr, Blunford, Freshman; Mr. Rush, Re- serve,- Mr. French, VarsiTy; Mr. McManis, Eighth Grade. V Mr. French goes over a new play wiTh The Team. COLERAIN: The ouTmanned Trojans aimosT upseT The Col- erain Cardinals mainly on The fine defense of Owen Thomas and Rick Dawley. The game was in doubT unTil The IasT Two minuTes. Thomas. had 23, Tom Jensen added 20, and Dawley had 19. HARRISON: The Troians had no Trouble wiTh The wEniess WiidcaTs as Gary SmiTh hiT his career high of 25 poinTs. Owen Thomas added 22 poinTs as well as pulling down numerous rebounds. FINNEYTOWN: A greaT Team efforT almosT broughT abouT The upseT of The season, buT fouls and iniuries finally caughT up wiTh The Trojans in overTime. Dawley had 17, including Two Tr6e Throws To pm The game inTo overTime, BuTler had 15, Thomas scored 13, and SmiTh added 12. GREENHILLS: Poor shooTing and numerous Turnovers cosT The Troians a vicTory over EasTern Division leader Green- hiiis. No player on The Troians hiT double figures. LOCKLAND: King Gary BeroseT hiT his season high of 18 buT had liTTIe support as The Trojans 105T Their Third sTraighT ieague decision. Butler and Thomas also hiT double figures wiTh 13 and 12 respecTiveiy. WYOMING: A cold spell early in The fourTh period was The killer This Time. Four Trojans hiT double figures: Jensen, 21,- Thomas, 17; Dawley, 12,- and Butler 11. READING: Rick Dawiey and Don KasTen led a fourTh period comeback in which The Blue Devils gave Up a 25 poinT lead. The Two combined for 16 poinTs as The Troians ouTscored Reading 30-16. Gary BeroseT goT 14, Dawley added 13, and Bill BuTier canned 12. I43 GARY KRESSER; Forward. GARY BEROSET: Forward BILL BUTLER: Guard. DON KASTEN: Center. DAN DOHERTY: Guard I44 OWEN THOMAS: Forward. GARY FRANKLIN: Forward. GARY SMITH: Cenfen ijaw Cagexas Pwpaw 60m Am Gary Smith goes up for ?he tip off. SHAWN WEBSTER: Guard. I45 FRONT ROW: Ted Sutton; Rick Schmadei; Mr. Rush, Coach; Ray Butler; Ron Simmons. ROW 2: Ken Meier, Fred Wymore, Gary Franklin, Gary Butler, Dave Server. Dave Capai. Stan Thompson. ijaw Was Finish Fast 1' The Reserve team, with a fuli team effort, captured the H.C.S.L. crown with a 17-1 record. Under the capable leadership of Mr. Rush, all of the boys saw plenty of action and gained valuable experience. The young Trojans kept an undefeated mark going into their eleventh game, where they came out the Underdog, against Finneytown, for the first and last time. From the sparkling performance this year, their fans can be assured this team will go far in varsity play. NCH OPPONENT NCH OPPONENT 49 St. Bernard M 66 Harrison 39 51 Mt. Healthy 39 39 Finneytown 50 50 Oak Hills 45 SI Greenhilis 44 67 Beechwood 50 55 Little Miami 51 62 St. Bernard 24 68 Lockland 43 54 Aiken 40 61 Simon Kenton 35 54 Little Miami 40 59 Wyoming 46 42 Taylor 32 47 Fairfieid 35 51 Colerain 48 75 Reading 59 I46 Rick SabmWSky, Mark Angelo, Harry Coleman, Lee Zimmerman, Steve Hinshaw, Jim Samppala, Mr. Blanford, Rick Flischel, Dave Freking, Matthew Bishop, Rick Matson, James Towns, Steve Dempsfer, Sfeve Noffke. FwslvAwClaomps lNCH OPPONENT 43 Roger Bacon 44 50 MT. Healthy 34 58 Harrison 21 47 Lockland 30 46 Colerain 38 48 Finneyfown 35 50 Fairfield 58 36 Glenview 48 44 White Oak 42 53 Reading 36 36 Three Rivers 44 62 Oak Hills 39 The freshman basketball team had a fine sea- son. Even Though they weren'r an exceptionally Tall Team, their speed and agility, plus ho? shoot- ing, quire made up for Their lack of height. This was apparent from their record of only one loss in league play, which was enough to earn them first place. On The other hand, their non-league record, which fortunately didn? counf, was a discouraging sight with only three wins. But all in all, it was a good season for everyone. The managers were FRONT ROW: Ron Riley, Mike Hargis. ROW 2: Dave Dziech, Russell Adkins, John Boyd. Mike Burwell. I47 Heh! Get that rebmmd! Come on, guys. Show some pap! J48 Up Up Up I The concession stands are kep:L busy at halHimes. SomebodyIS nor on she ball! I49 150 Mr. Biles, coach at Xavier Universify, spoke a! the banquet. Footbam Coach Kaladow presented the awards. MOST VALUABLE FOOTBALL PLAYER: Bili Butler mm. , Mother received her award Mr. Maidens presented Two Jrrack trophies To the school. The guest speaker was Jerry Lucas of the Royals. . Cheryl Beckman received her cheerleading QM 9PM award. L l5l DONNA LUEHRS PAT BOOTH CHERYL BECKMAN Abtb'tgcmdewww Mohameoodxdwieadzw CAROL WEICHOLD I52 VARSITY: Donna Luehrs, Carol Weichold, Donna Wade, Par Booth, Cheryl Beckman FRESHMAN: Carolyn Ruff, Carolyn Tasset, Margie Luehrs, Bobbie Kuhlman MISSING: Carmela Himsel JR. HIGH: Janet Petty, Carolyn Wherry, Mona Leienberger, Treva Thinnes. Cindy Kresser l53 FRONT ROW.- Pat Henry, Carolyn Hoffman, Paula Glick, Betsy Balfuth, Katie Mueller, Carol Frisby, Linda .Peny, Karen Swisher, Chris Marshall. ROW 2: Kim Wilcox, Ruth Burroughs, Barb Atkins, Janet Norwood, Cindy Guinn, Lucy Ceddia, Charlotte Suifon, Martha Flamz, Diane Foley, Carol Whitehouse. 6AA. em mi :mmmug Betsy Baltufh-Varsify Hockey, VoHeyball, Basketball, SOH- baH Katie Mueller-Varsity Hockey, Volleyball, BasketbaH, Soft- ball, Bowling Carolyn Hoffman-Varsify Hockey, Volleyball, Basketball, Softball Carol FrisbygVarsity Hockey, Volleyball, Basketball, Soft- ball Karen Swisher-Varsify Hockey, VolleybaH, Basketball, Soft- ball Paula Glick-Varsify Hockey, Reserve Volleyball Chris MarshaIl-Varsi'ry Hockey, Basketball Gloria Broomfield Varsity Volleyball, Basketball, Softball Pat Henrtharsify Hockey Kim WiEcox-Varsity Hockey, Reserve Basketball, Volleyball Linda Petty-Varsify Hockey, Basketball, Bowling, Reserve Volleyball Charlotte Sufton Varsify VoIIeybaH, Softball, Reserve Hock- ey and Basketball Anna Bradley-Varsity Hockey and Volleyball, Reserve Bas- kefball Lucy Ceddia-Reserve Hockey, Basketball, Volleyball Cindy Guinaneserve Basketball Marfha FranTZ ReSerVe Volteyball, HOCkEYI Basketball Betsy received a ring for being selected Most Valuable Player. Carol Whifehouse-Reserve Volleyball, Hockey, Basketball Diane FoleymReserve Volleyball, Hockey, BasketbaH I54 gri. E Roam; y' 5'. ifuiV$' i r t W'. FIRST ROW: Fred Hoffman, George Snyder, Mike Cannon, Mike Butler, Glen Burton, Ron Simmons, Elmer Hamilton, Don Myers. ROW 2: Mr. Bartos, Coach; Dave Samppala, Stan Thompson, Gary Gausman, Ken Meier, Don Kasten, Bill Butler, Ken Rainey, Mike Noschang, Julie Garwood, Scorekeeper. NwTeamGam Eppmzmm The Varsity baseball team suffered some bad luck this year as they wound up the season with a 2-10 record. Many games were rained out and others were played under bad weather condi- tions. The team Eost seven games by one run. The Troians were young and inexperienced and should be much better next year as nearly the whole team will be returning. The team gradually improved as the season went by and won the last two games. The Troians won against district finalist Greenhills, 1-0, on a Two- hit shutout by Tom Jensen. The other victory was over St. Bernard by a score of 5-1. Ken Rainey, second baseman and leading hitter, received an award for Most Valuable Player at The end of the season. Ah! Don't be shy! l55 GLEN BURTON KEN RAINEY BILL BUTLER GEORGE SNYDER I56 FIRST ROW: Ron Riley, Dave Chattos, Tom Verkamp, Dave Dziech, Bob Jones, Ed Clark, Jerry Hughes, Steve Hinshaw, Vincent Jackson, Steve Garrard. ROW 2: Mr. McManis, Coach; Mike Parrett, Lee Zimmerman, Ted Sutton, John Faulkner, Al Boyd, Craig Smith, Rick Sabrowsky, Steve Dempster, Mark Angelo, Steve Noffke, Rick Finke. WTwM Looks Pmmg NCH OPPONENT 9 Mt. Healthy 0 3 Moeller 4 3 Finneytown 6 3 Western Hills 2 Mr. Banos presented the members of the Reserve team their letters and bars. NCH OPPONENT 5 Colerain 6 Western Hills 2 Moeller PJeh-OO The Reserve Team ended its season with a promising 5-2 record. This was one of the best seasons that a NAC.H. baseball team has had in quite a while. Although many games were can- celled because of rain, the team spirit was still high and the boys fought their hardest. l57 l58 Mike Thinnes, Ron Coffman, Bob Samad, Jim BunNell, and Dave Freking received their awards from Coach Kunkel. Goal, mam magma Coach's wmlu Mrl Kunkel, in beginning The gohc season, hoped that the Team would end with a 50-50 record. The Team's record in 1he Hamilton County Suburban League fulfilled his wish perfectly while The over- all record came very close. The players earned a 3-3-1 record in The league and an over-all record of '10 wins, 11 losses, and 1 Tie. The best round of the season was a 40 by Mike Thinnes. This year's team contained no seniors, 50 Mr. Kunkel hoped all The boys would play again next year. NCH OMmOOVDO $ UIJKOOCEO-LX b OPPONENT Greenhills Deer Park Oak Hills Finneyfown Taylor Mt. Healthy Harrison Lockland Colerain Reading St. Bernard Wyoming Norwood Hamilton Taft Lockland Flnneytown Greenhills MT. Healthy Hamilton Taft Wyoming Reading Aiken wmoogomowhoo h S FRONT ROW: Tom Miller. Dan Tumey. Charles Burrouohs. Wayne Maxwell, Lloyd Wadi, Rick Fieischei, Ed Weichold, Paul Newell. ROW 2: Mr. Siesky, Coach; Bruce Pieper, Tibby Booth, Greg Taylor, Roger Carr, Keith Williams, Bob Leli, Don Doxsey, Carl Smith, Mr. Logdson, Coach; ROW 3: Marvin Rhodes, Larry Westerfeld, Randy Smith, Joe Kuhns, Gary Franklin, Dennis Cunningham, Owen Thomas, Don Wymore, Joe Sabato. '66 Twob Team Was W-Bwakw This year was one of the better ones for the Trojan track team. The team was the smallest one ever, but one of the best. The Troians demonstrated a compiete team effort with good spirit. Coach Logsdon said it was one of the hardest working teams he had ever coachedt The Varsity placed second at the Knights of Columbus and Germantown Invitational meets. Mr. Logsdon had some individuals that did very well this year even though it was a team effort. Larry Westerteld seemed to win at any meet he went to in the 440 yard dash. Larry won at the Sycamore All-Star meet and pieced first at District; Larry went on to the regional and state meets after breaking the school record 3 times in two weeks. His best time and record was 49.9 seconds. Don Wymore placed first in the high jump at the K of C meet with a 6-foot lump, just 74 off the school record. Don also won at the Hamiiton County Relays and was named Most Valuabie Player; Dennis Cunningham placed 4th in the high hurdles at Dis- trict, 2nd at the Sycamore All-Star meet, and 3rd in the STA.L. One of the promising reserves was Randy Smith, who placed second in the 220, 100, and broad jump in the S.A.L. reserve di- vision. He also placed second at the Sycamore AlI-Star meet in the reserve divisiont Randy and Larry teamed up to take first in the K of C broad iump with a combined iump of 39' 7 . The team presented a trophy to Mr. Logsd'on for his many fine years of coaching. i59 Jump a little hrI-g-h-e-r! Larry Westerfeld finished the 440 to win in N.C.H. vs, La Salle Meet. It Your turn . . . I60 Precise form needed for broad iump. Don Wymore jumps 5' 9 . Dennis Cunningham as The Discus Thrower. m I62 JR. HIGH RESULTS NCH OPP. Springmeier 20 0 White Oak 18 0 Fairfield O 22 Bridgetown O 20 Coterain 30 t 4 Dethi 8 6 Mt, Healthy 0 28 JR. HIGH CHEERLEADERS: Janet Petty, Treva Thinnes, Mona Leienberger, Carolyn Wherry, Cindy Kresser. Tm mus mum as Jw. High mm and. W ft; '5 '5 11h : FRONT ROW: Wendell Parks, Bob Nelson, Richard Burroughs, Steve Witham, James Felton, Jim Flischel, Willie Boyd, Jim Bryant, Mike Rawls, Greg Sanford; ROW 2: Charles Bush, Ken Thinnes, Ed Kaucher, Jeff Salt, Greg Weston, Dennis Landmeier, Dave Staub, Bruce wagers, Randy Keegan, Dan Chatfos; ROW 3: Mr. Cohen, Coach; Darwin Young, Ed Raiser, Dan Curtis, Jim Seals, Paul Klusmeier, Steve Caldwell, Jerry Jones, Mike Doherty, Kim Casagrande. Torn Franklin, Danny Clinkscale, Anthony Crutchfield, Mr. Barres, Coach. The N, C. H Junior Trojans posting a 4-3 record finished 2nd in the newly formed H.C.S.L. Under the coaching of Mr. Bartos and Mr. Cohen they found that practice and effort are essential to a winning team. Steve Caldwell was named the team's most valuable player. FRONT ROW: Doug Prewm, Reggie Faulkner, Mike Smith, Steve Hebenstriet, Mike Burwell, Curtis Ruf'F. ROW 2: Jim Flischel, Eugene Hendrix, Dean Smifh, Fred Wilhelm, Mr. Siesky, Coach,- Jon Dorfmeyer, Stan Bradiey, Mike Richardson, Steve Klemann. NCH 31 30 26 27 30 26 41 WWHMGMQMM OPPONENT Springmeyer Princeton Colerain Bridgetown White Oak Delhi Hills Springmeyer 26 27 14 29 23 23 40 At The end of the season, The seventh grade basketball team, under The supervision of Mr. Siesky, had earned a 6-1 record. This was a very good record and came close to the eighth grade's firsT place record. However, The sevenTh grade feam came in second in the league because of undefeated BridgeTown. This is a remarkable rec- ord for seventh graders, and we hope That they will do even better next year. 163 FRONT ROW: Steve Noll, Gary Bartiow Jeff Salt, Ron Chappel, Dennis Ehrhardt, ROW 2: Mr. McManis, Coach; Tom Franklin, Jerry Jones, Gary Sutton, Jim Seals, Anthony Crutchfield, Marvin Rawls, Ken Thinnes, Stephen Jones. NCH OPPONENT NCH OPPONENT 42 Mt. Healthy 24 38 Bridgetown 42 43 Three Rivers 22 38 Delhi Hills 32 40 Lockland 17 45 Harrison 30 48 Colerain 32 36 Springmeyer 25 35 Princeton 33 34 Springmeyer 17 46 White Oak 27 28 Bridgetown 38 With Mr. McManis as their coach, the members of the 1966 eighth grade bas- ketball team strove hard and attained a league record of 7 wins and only 1 loss. This record was enough to get the team a tie 'For first place in the league with Mt. Healthy. After this fine season, next yearIs freshman team promises to be good. Don't collapse yet-the game isn't over. lb4 FRONT ROW: Ed Jones, Jim Flischel, Ron Clark, Willie Boyd, Steve Hebenstriet, Date Butler, Bob Nelson, Gary Myers. ROW 2: Mr. Dawley, Coach; Dean Smith, Loweil Howell, Jon Dorfmeyer, Jeff Salt, Ken Thinnes, Charles Bush, Steve Caldwell, Ed Kaucher, Randy Keegan, Rick Bur- roughs, Stanley Bradley. Jru. Hbdemew Look Good This year's Junior High trackmen got into a rut and finished iust out of the money in all three major meets in which they competed. At the Fairfield invitational, late in April, the team earned 31 points by finish- ing third. The highlight of the meet for the Trojans was Steve Catdwelt's record- breaking performance in the shot put. His heave of 50 feet H inches set both a school and a meet record. Later at County Day, NCH again placed third, but this time far back of the leaders. Caldwell took first in the shot and Ken Thinnes earned a second place in the 220 dash. in the league meet, which was held at North College Hill, only Mt. Healthy and Finneytown topped the Troians, Steve Caldwell was again first in the shot with both Jeff Salt and Ken Thinnes placing in two events. Others who placed were: At County Day: Ron Clarke, third in the 50 dash,- Wiilie Boyd, Steve Heben- streit, Ron Clarke, and Bill Newman, third in the 440 relay. At Fairfield: Caldwell, second in 120 hurdles; Thinnes, first in 220 dash; Salt, second in discus; Ed Kaucher, second in 880 run. At NCH: Salt, second in 50 dash. I65 I66 7 .0 l965d'966 Jfom 9001221172 g Q 119912 $012120 EUQgPS I68 SmiEes or tears, this is true bliss! October 15th was the seventh annual Homecoming to be held at North College Hill High School. The parade, including the floats, candidates, and band, wound its way through the community, and then returned to the football field for the judging of the floats. At the Iong-awaited half-time, the queen candidates were introduced, and last year's queen, Miss Debby Freking, crowned Denna Luehrs as her successor. Next came the presentation of the trophies for the floats. As the major theme was Fantasy, the floats were based on fairy tales. The Juniors received first place for their Cat's at Our Command, and were followed by the Seniors' Humpty Dump 'Em and the Freshmen with Blow Your Victory Horn. To complete the evening, Cinderellahs Ball, featuring the Night Intruders, was held after the game in honor of Queen Donna. I69 I70 The Juniors' firshplace float, Cat's at Our Command, was fantastical. The Freshmen Blow the Victory Horn to fhird place. Ears to Victory was fhe Sophomores' Theme. Humpty Dump 'Em brought second place to the Senior CIass. O ........... i x K ,0 D l M9 O The Junior High hoped to Pull Out a Victory. 0 o o c o O o o O o O o o o o o O o O 0 coo l7l ReHring Queen: Debby Freking JUNIOR-Lynn VonderAhe, SENIOR-Shirley Hilmes, FRESHMAN-Donna Luehrs, ! SOPHOMORE-Julie Garwood, JUNIOR HlGH-Sandy YungV 1 I72 All right! Who fumed on That light? The Ball was a swingin' affair. The band played some slow ones, too. These are our ALUMNAE??? 173 12.5h H JZQUQQIZ '1 '01? I 56477e451 x: , v ..m .. W0 m m my I74 I75 Dancing ceased as Coronation Time dra nean Coronation brought both smiles and fears. I76 Tl Bab Scenes WW Here are two of the sensational DJ's from station WNCH. Previous Band Royalty: Sue Levi and Joe Wieland I77 . .,.. . 3...r4.mW..x..- . i . . . . q . : . .1... , LTKO V... . ,us.KL .. , I eyt, . Iff M, rd . m la. - - Shirlee Hilmes and Bill Aue Bev Ungerbuehler and Terry Naget This year the annual Band Dance was held on February 19th in the Becker gym. It was named the Bat Bop, in keeping with the current Batman trend, and the gymnasium was decorated accordingfy. During the dance the new king and queen, Bill Aue and Shirlee Hilmes, were owned by Joe Wieland and Sue Levi, previous Band royalty. Everyone present thoroughly enjoyed the dance and were terribly sorry to have to leave the Bat Cave later that night. Linda Whitehouse and Mike Owen I79 0 00 1 Lynn VonderAhe Bonnie Urban VI PaT Booth Cheryl Beckman Evie Bush JoAnn Humphreys Debbie Sheets Gary Berose'r Gary SmiTh Fred Wymore Shawn Webster Ernie Dallam ' Mark Angelo Lee Zimmerman Rick Schmadel l8l Fred Wymore, JoAnn Humphreys, and Rick Schmade! E82 Cheryl Beckman and Ernie DaHam Lynn VonderAhe and Gary Smifh Paf Booth and Gary Berosef l83 Last year's Queen and King: Sandy Baarendse and Roger Maxwell . . . gifts for the Royal Couple. We all over! I84 The New Beats provided music for Ihe Coronation dance. Alumni and students alike enioyed them selves. TM Would CM Head's l85 19fi$196a 3' 931mm .1227 01:0f Queen ',. k: WK: H. I . . .1. J ;F'r ninth. 1'86 SEATED: Carol Weichold, Cheryl Beckman, Lyndetle Murphy, Gayle Ruff, Bonnie Urban. STANDING: Bob Stolzenberger, Ernie Dallam. Gary Kramfg, Ken lrey, Mike Noschang. Jum-Qeuiorv Preom Appte blossoms bloomed indoors this year for North College Hill's Junior-Senior Prom. The blossoms covered tables, trellises, a huge tree in the center of the dance floor, and even the throne. The lovely decq orations and the soft music of Skip Hane's Orchestra transformed Lake Ridge Hall into a perfect ballroom. During the evening Don Wymore and Donna Hop- mann, former Prom royalty, crowned their successors, Gary Kramig and Lyndelle Murphy. This year's candi- dates were Carol Weichold and Bob Stolzenberger, Cheryl Beckman and Ernie DalIam, Bonnie Urban and Mike Noschang, LyndelIe Murphy and Ken lrey, and Gayle Ruff and Gary Kramig. For these and the other guests, apple blossoms will always recall pleasant memories of the 1966 Prom. l87 I Donna Hopmann, 1964 Queen, and Don Wymore, 1965 King, were presented. Guests were utferly fascinated by The decorations. Teachers enl'oyed the prom, too 1w Appae Baossoow Tm l88 The This apple tree grew in the middle of the dance floor. traditional bouquet of roses was presented to The queen. l89 I90 CAST CHERNOV .............................. Warren Eakins VARYA ................................. Linda Benzinger PETROVIN ................................. Jim Shimer PRINCE BOUVNINE ............................... Bill Aue SERGEI ..................................... Sam Piper ANNA ......... . ........................ Denise Zeiser COUNSELOR DRIVINITZ ...................... Dennis Heitz SLEIGH DRIVER .............................. John Shimer CHARWOMAN ........................ Mary Kay Murrison DR. SERENSKY ........................... Jim Engelhardf DOWAGER EMPRESS ........................ Cindy Shives BARONESS LFVENBAUM .................... Jo Anne Hargis PRINCE PAUL .............................. Larry Mitchell GUESTS ......... Gloria Gaunce, CaroI-Kane, Adel Kern, Gary Kramig, Jean Lotz, John Love, Kathy Neidenbach Diane Farlow, Props, Deedra Wadl', Student Director, Paul. Rogers, Srage Manager, Dick Wanamaker, Lighting,- get a last minme briefing from Mr. Banks. Carefully doubles. applied makeup transforms DUF Forlorn and confused, the embinered amnesia: fans info the hands of Bounine and associates. The final lest, Grandmama's acceptance is essential. Recognition is achieved. Presenting The Grand Duchess Anastasia. l9! Deep contemplaiion is needed in deciding on an appropri- ate gift for the baby Jesus The littlest angel is shunned by all. ' -l J ! . 7- 1-. The names of new arrivals are posted beside The Pearly Gates, 3 At last the liHlesT ange! kneels humbly before God's Throna I92 Seri Clas iOin and dim lights. Fantasm rpeech students also gave solo readings on the Haditions of Zhristmas. Chrisfmas Fanfasia was a Thespian-sponsored proh :lucTion, involving boTh High School and Junior High students. Following an overture by the band came rhe Junior High producfion of The Litilesf Angel. Vexf, The Other Wise Man was presen'red by The High School dramatics class. This was succeeded by a serfes of choral and solo readings by The speech :lass. Finally, The entire cast plus The TrojanneTTes ioined To end the show with Christmas Song. The choral reading of The Bellsh' was accentuated by formals Backsfage, the drama class prepared for The Other Wise Man. High School and Junior High studenfs ioined forces for the finale. I93 Dick Bacovin and his Exofic Drums. The voices of Joan Rose and Donna Wade blended harmoniously in The Twelfh of Never Donna Perry and Dennis Ehrhardt were two of the Junior High.acts. Richard Kreamelmeyer made Moon River flow againV I94 Grandpa Aue broughf back the good ole daysu of Vaudeville. Mona Leinenberger twirled to Stars and Stripes Forever. ls Vaudeville really dead? Not to some folks Iike our own Grandpa Aue He still remembers those good ole days when he was in Show Biz, and, while reminiscing a bif, he showed N.C.H. sTudenTs iusf what Vaudeville was-flashy costumes, music and dancing galore Many and varied Talents again came 10 life on our stage, but they faded once more info the past. Yes, Grandpa Aue will always remember the days of Vaudeville, and now, thanks To him and his memories, so will The studenis of N.C.H. George Smedley brought Summenime io N.C.H. 'lTonighV' from West Side Story was played by the Raydafrs. I95 I96 Hannibaf made beautiful music. Here is the slightly nutty cast of our play Come on now. It's not THAT bad. mmmu , . 11 All right, Mother. Where did you hide 111:: money? CAST FLORENCE ................................ Deedra Wadl HANNIBAL .............................. Warren Eakins FAIRY MAY .......................... Mary Kay Murrison I JEFFREY ................................ Richard Bacovin MRS. PADDY ............................ Donna Feldman TITUS .................................... Fred Wymore SAMUEL ................................ Kevin McHugh LILY BELLE ............................... Sandy Spieser ETHEL ................................. Lynn VonderAhe Carolyn Lindsley : MISS WILHELMINA ....................... Ann Dorfmeyer ' DR, EMMETT ............................. Larry Mitchell Our leading ladies. I97 Rehearsals started long before the play was presented. You'll find no peace in hatin', 13d. For Tommy and Fiona if was Almost Like Being in Love. Fiona was Waitin' for her dearie. I98 I'H Go Home With Bonnie Jean. EVERYBODY up! Contemplation! zz-w-vM-IA - I99 200 What sfrengfhl The Iownsfolk of Brigadoon came alive after a hundred years of sleep. The actors paid close attention at rehearsals. Jeannie's Packing Up, but are those red Things hers? Charlie and Jean's wedding was celebrated with dancing. Mr. Lundie explained the mysteries of Brigadoon 10 The ou1sider5. CAST TOMMY ALBRIGHT ................................ John Shimer JEFF DOUGLAS .................................... Jim Shimer MR MacLAREN .................................. Fred Wymore FIONA MacLAREN ................................ Cindy Shives JEAN MacLAREN ................................ Lyndelle Murphy ARCHIE BEATON ................................ John Kieborfh HARRY BEATON .................................. Gary Kramig MR. LUNDIE ........................................ Bill Aue CHARLIE DALRYMPLE ............................ Tim Lanfersiek ANGUS McGUFFEE .................................. Sfeve Quinn SANDY DEAN .................................. Jim Englehart MEG BROCKIE .................................... Kim Wilcox MAGGIE ANDERSON ................................ Sandy Yung MCGREGOR ........................................ Larry Hug STUART DALRYMPLE .............................. Larry Mitchell KATE .......................................... Donna Wade JANE ALBRIGHT .............................. Lynn VondErAhe FRANK .......................................... Barry Tumey Rehearsing-ihe key to perfeciion. 20l Honom NOW can we eat? Oh, oh! Terry has That mischievous Inductees had to sign the scrapbook during the candle service. Mr. KunkeJ musf have really enioyed the reception. 202 look on his face again! erFURWE Wyoming's Good Time Ramblers were a big hit at N.C.H. N.C.H. and Mt. Healthy combined To produce The Pages. Wm - ngm Df-jF-u OF course, everyone enioyed our own Hetd's performance. 203 n In . m X. .J. 204 W 205 206 After an hour of waiting, They were only half way To the entrance- how could they be 50 cheerful? John was bus driver, guide, companion, and friend To our group in Washington. Tourists come from all over to see these famous statues. Maybe it's a cure for the hiccups. Aw, come on! Miss Bales only wanted to take your pl'dure! My! Didn't the chaperones look fresh and alerH The train ride wasn't dull either. 207 208 , xIIiILlIIa'Prlul1zllu ii.! Ith i.i.., x There are always fina1 adfustmenfs fo be made, even for boys. Role of Public Education I NW;- 5.1!!!! F Advancement in Public Education Emphasis in Public Education 2l0 Mr. Webster presented Susan Sand with an award of distinction. A slow, solemn processional began This triumphant evening. The archbearers arrived earfy 10 get everything ready, 2H 212 Parents shouldn't be allowed 10 play with cameras-They geT carried away. WWW High 90110019 066m - tzpEom '? L g, Congratulations! We made ill The ambition of youth was expressed by the Senior Ensemble I'n Ciimb Every Mountain. Dennis HeHz received an award of distinction and a full scholarship. A sad recessional ended the memorable occasion. A symbolic event-ihe turning of the tasseis. 213 Through The years you have gaThered your keys and waTched your key chain grow. There is The key of knowledge which opens The door To books. This key is The mosT imporTanT and shines brighTesT of Them all. NexT To This hangs The key of euITure leading To a greaTer ap- preciaTion of life. This key is The mosT enioyable. Hanging wiTh digniTy is The key of responsibiliTy. IT helps To build characTer and is highly Treas- ured. Along wiTh This is The key of leadership which is The largesT and mosT prized. The key of viTaliTy keeps ready To work and play, being The liveliesT of all. ITs Twin, The key of school spiriT, is always displayed Triumphanle wheTher in vicTory or deTeaT. BuT The mosT beauTiful of all is The key of friendship, for This key is The mosT rewarding. And now, peeping Through This key hole, we presenT To you your final key, The key To The TuTure, May iT bring much success and happiness. ! .75. 1f... , D 3 Leadership Conferences Assemblies Talent Shows New Country Corn Flakes . . . This is what they do at leadership workshops? 2I8 BETTY LEE BEAUTY SHOP CLOVERNOOK CAB COMPANY 60l7 HamiH'on Avenue Savannah and Galbraiih HILLTOP BAIT AND HARDWARE I727 Wes+ Galbraifh Road BILL AND RALPH'S CHOICE MEATS 6836 Hamilfon CLEMONS BARBER SHOP W Gaibram Road CLOVERNOOK PAINT z; HARDWARE COMPANY 1825 Galbraiih Road ENGELHARDT FOOD MARKET l8!7 Galbraifh Road LIEBRICH PHARMACY 67 DEL-RAY AUTO TOPS I4 Savannah Avenue '9'2 Ga'b'aifh Rm DR. WESTERBECK. 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Ohio PORTER PRINTING 742I HamiH'On Avenue Cfncinnaii, Ohio 2A2 Acre1, Roberta, 78 Adams, Bob, 74 Adams, Booker, 78 Addison, Jerry, 68, 92, 116 Adkins, Russ, 74, 147 Ahr, Barry 56, 93, 106, 108 Albrecht, Kathleen, 56 Albrecht Linda, 68, 96 Alderson, Lois, 56 Alexander, Jeanette, 38, 112 Allen, Mr. William, 26, 125, 126 Amann, Douglas, 78 Amlung, Dennis, 68, 106 Anderson, Kenneth, 62 Anderson, Linda 74 Angelo, Mark, 68, 86, 138, 147, 157, 181, 182 Ansberry, Mr, William, 26 Anzel, Linda, 62, 112 Arsman, Kathy, 39, Ashton, Lawrence, 68 Afkfns, Barbara, 68, 105, 154 Atkins, Beverly, 56, 115 Atkins, Thelma, 68, 96, 105, 116 Afkinson, Gaye, 73, 88, 94, 110 Atkinson, Gary 6B, 92 A1kEnson, Greg, 74, 92 Atkinson, Karen, 62, 95, 105, 127 Atkinson, Roslyn 56, 86, 105, 108 Ave, Bill 39, 51, 86, 87, 90, 91, 111,116,118,178,179,190, 195, 201 Ayer, Don, 78 Ayer, John, 78 434 Baarendse, Dave, 68 Baarendse, Sandy, 181 Bacovin, Richard, 56, 91, 194, 197 BaFIey, Gary, 62 Bailey, Ron, 78 Bailey, Sue, 68 Baker, Pam, 78 Bales, Miss Damaris, 26, 94, 96, 98, 99, 101, 114, 207, 232 Baltu'rh, Betsy, 39, 52, 87, 91, 98, 109, 125, 126, 154, 232 Baltuth, Owen, 68, 125, 128 Banks, Mr. Dale 26, 91 Barker, Peg, 39, 125, 127 Bartlow, Gary, 74, 88, 123, 164 Barfos, Mr. Robert, 26, 137, 155, 162 Baumann, Ginny, 74 Bayer, Tim, 62 Back, Jack, 56 Beckman, Cheryl, 56, 95, 139, 151, 152,153.181,183,187 Behn, Allen, 78 Eehrle, Terry, 78 Beinke, William, 78, 123 Benson, Diana 62 Benson, Sally, 74, 93, 95, 99 Benzfnger, Frad, 62, 92, 116, 118, 1 19 Benzinger, Linda, 68, 190 Berger, Paula, 74, 110, 123 Bergman, Lois, 68 Beds, Mrs. Janet, 26 Barosef, Gary, 39, 52, 114, 132, 135,141,142,144,180,181, 183 Beshears, Gerald, 56 Best, Barbara, 68, 96, 105, 109 8312, Kitty, 74, 95 Bielski, Paula, 74 Bierrnan, Marilyn, 62 Biles, Mr., 150 Biliingsley, Phil, 74 Bingham, Martha, 74 Bishop, Elnora, 74 Bishop, Mary, 62 Bishop, Matt, 68, 138, 147 Bishop, Virginia, 74 Blackwell, BeHy Black, Mr. Charles, 26, 37 Blackweil, Tom, 68 Blanford, Mr. Gene, 27, 143, 174 Blankenship, Allen, 74 Blankenship, Sandy, 68 Blevins, Gail, 74, 95 Bliss, John, 56 Bock, David, 74 Bode, Debbie, 78 Boggess, Carmelita, 78 8099555, John, 78 Bokelman, Allan, 62, 93, 115 Bokelman, David, 62, 93 Bokelman, Linda, 39, 113 Bollinger, Carl 39, 93, 102, 108 Bollinger, He1en, 74 Bonn, Kafherine, 56 Booth, Patricia, 39, 94, 139, 152, 153, 181, 183 Booth, Talmadge, 62, 86, 159 Bosse, Mr. Ray, 18 Boyce, Linda, 39, 91, 92, 96, 127 Boyd, Albert, 62, 132, 133,157 Boyd, Alice, 56 Boyd, John, 68, 147 Boyd, Wi1lie, 74, 125, 162, 165 Bradley, Anna, 62, 154 Bradley, Sianley, 78, 163, 165 Brankamp, Gregory, 62 Breifhole, Kenneth, 56 Brewer, Terry Lee 1YoungJ, 116, 115, 119 Brockman, Karen, 56, 87, 93, 95, 105, 111 Brockman, Nancy, 68, 93, 95 Broomfield, Gloria, 62, 86, 94, 96, 110, 154 Broomfield, Johnet'ra, 68 Broomfield, Pat, 7B Brownwell, Michele, 78, 110 Brundige, Pet, 80, 94 Brunner, Charles, 78 Brunner, Roger, 78 Brunner, Ruth, 68 Brush, Burke, 62, 92, 107, 111 Brush, Jay, 62, 92, 107, 111 Bryam, Deborah, 62, 86, 95, 110, 139, 153 Bryant, James, 78, 162 Bumpus, Diana, 78 Burch, Toni, 74 Burkharf, Kathy, 40, 87, 94, 105, 109, 1 13 Burr, James, 56, 106 Burroughs, Charles, 138 Burroughs, Richard, 74, 162, 165 Burroughs, Ruth, 62, 154 Bunoughs, Tom, Burton, Brenda, 56 Burton, Charles, 78, 159 Burton, Glenn, 40, 114, 132, 135 155, 1.56 Burton, Jim, 68 Burwell, Jim, 74, 158 Burwell, Michael 78, 147, 163 Bush, Charles, 74, 162, 165 Bush, Eveline, 74, 94, 114, 139, 153, 181, 182 Busser, Dennis, 68 Butler, Bill, 52, 132, 134, 135, 137, 141,142,144,150,155,156 Butler, Dale, 78, 165 Butler, Deborah, 68, 105, 116 Butler, Don, 62 Butler, Gary, 62, 116, 132, 135, 136, 146 Butler, Gilbert, 62 Butler, Gregory, 68, 138 Butler, Lloyd, 78 Butler, Mike, 56, 132, 134, 136, 155 Butler, Raymond, 62, 146 Butler, Vicki, 74, 88 2c- Caldwell, Sfeve, 74, 162, 165 Callup, Geraldine, 62 Callup, Theodore, 68, 138 Cannon, Mike, 56, 155 Cannon, Pahy, 62 Canty, Craig, 74 Canfy, John, 56 Canty, Yvonne, 68, 69, 105, 125 Capal, David, 62, 146 Cappel, Robin, 52, e7, 95, no, 120 Carpenter, Mary Jane tMrsJ, 27 Carr, James, 40 Carr, Roger, 68, 116, 159 Casagrande, Kim, 74, 162 Caswell, Debelah, 6B, 125 Castaldo, Kathy, 68, 110 Caron, Craig, 74 Caddie, Lucy, 62, 93, 96, 108, 154 Chapman, John, 62 Chapman, Ron, 40, 116, 118 Chappell, John, 132, 134, 135 Chappell, Ron, 74, 123, 164 Chappell, Diane, 78 Chatros, Daniel, 74 Chattos, David, 68, 157, 162 Charms, Linda, 62, 86, 114, 120 Christensen, Mr. Ed., 22, 23, 232 Clark, Brenda, 68 Clark, Edward, 62, 132, 133, 157 Clark, Geraldine, 74 CEark, Ray, 62 Clark, Ronald, 78, 123, 165 Clark, Virginia, 68 Clemens, Sue 56 Clemenfs, Pat, 78 Clements, Terry, 62, 115, 132, 133 Clinkscale, Danial, 74, 123, 162 Cobb, Miss Tabitha, 22, 23, B9 Cochran, Jane, 56, 92, 93, 108, 111, 125, 127 Coffman, Brenda, 62 Coffman, Ron, 56, 153 Cohen, Mr. Michael, 27, 137, 162 Coleman, Harry, 68, 138, 147 Coleman, John, 78 Collins, Ron, 7B Collis, Robert Cooper, Mrs, Elizabeth, 27 Cooper, Diana, 78, 123 Correlli, Nikki, 56 Corsion, Leslie, 74 Cox, Jack, 78 Cox, Karen, 74 Cox, Richard, 40 Cox, Warren, 62, 132, 134, 136 Cram, Doris, 68, 125 Creech, Smphen, 40 Croskey, JoAnn, 78 Crosley, Diana, 78 Crutchfield, Anthony, 74, 162, 164 CruichfieId, Sandra, 40, 96, 105 Cunningham, Dennis, 38, 116, 118, 132, 135, 159, 161 Curtis, Danny, 79, 123, 162 Cufler, Lorena, 56 leer, Portia, 69 Cutter, Cheryl, 56, 93, 105, 109 Caner, Diane, 79 Cutter, Lynn, 40, 51, 93, 105, 108, 109, 111 Czarnecki, Dale, 56, 93, 106, 108, 1 1 1 Czarnackl', Mark, 62, 93, 106, 108, 116, 122, 129 2.3., Dallam, Ernie, 56, 106, 137, 181, 183, 187 Daum, Terry, 56, 115 Dawley, Martha, 74 Dawley, Mr. Richard L, 27, 165 Dawley, Richard, 56, 102, 137, 142 Day, Dennis, 56 Day, Roxann, 69 Dempsfer, Bill, 62 Dempsfer, Nancy, 69, 86, 94, 95, 110 Dempsfer, Stephen, 74, 147, 157 DeHmer, Deborah, 79 DeVore, Diane, 74 DeVore, Richard, 69, 91 Dick, Beverly, 79 Dillon, Beverly, 69 Dillon, Pairicia, 62, 95, 99 Dillon, Tom, 74, 123 Dl'llman, Mickey, 79, 95 Dean, Joyce, 41 Dean, Patricia, 56 Doherty, Dan, 41, 112, 132, 134, 135, 142, 144 Doheriy, Michae1, 74, 162 Dorfmeyer, Ann, 41, 91, 105, 109, 197 Dorfmeyer, Jan, 79, 123, 163, 165 Doxsey, Dan, 62, 115, 132, 133, 159 Daxsey, Michael, 75 Droppelman, Pafricia, 62, 110, 120 Durham, Paula, 75, 96, 105 Dyer, Teresa Gaye, 62 Dziec'n, Dave, 69, 138, 147, 157 -52 Eakins, Thornton, 75 Eakins, Warren, 190, 197 227 228 Ehrenschwender, Karen, 79 Ehrhard, Dennis, 75, 164, 194 Ellerbusch, Mike, 69, 92, 116 Endres, Gary, 75 Endres, Keiih, 41 Engelhardt, Charles, 69 Engelhan, Jim, 41, 50, 125, 125, 128, 190, 201 Erdeliohn, Dennis, 41, 132, 133, 135 Ernst, Cynthia, 41, 91, 95 4:2 Falk, Nancy, 41, 125, 127 Farlow, Diane, 56, 91, 125, 190 Farlow, Linda, 56 Fasold, Peggy, 56, 95, 99, 105, 109, I 1 1 Fasold, Waher, 69, 107, 116 Fassino, Merlee, 56 Faulkner, John, 157 Faulkner, Reginald, 79, 163 Faulkner, Roger, 63, 132, 134, 135, 136 Federbush,'5usan, 57 Feldman, Donna, 63,91, 105, 125, 127, 197 Felfhoff, Joe, 69, 92 Felfon, James, 79, 123, 162 Felfon, Kathy, 69 Felh, Robert, 57 Finke, Rick, 69, 138, 157 Fischer, Karen, 41 Fitterer, Dan, 57 Fitzgerald, Brenda, 41, 113 Fitzgerald, Eva, 57, 96, 113 Fitzgerald, Leon, 79 Flischel, Rick, 69, 92, 116, 147, 159 Flischel, James, 79, 123, 162, 163, 165 Foley, Diane, 72, 96, 105, 109, 154 Foster, Beify, 79 Fos1er, Fat, 69 Frandoni, Sue, 75 Franke, Tadd, 63, 92, 111, 116, 118, 119, 129 Franklin, Gary, 63, 142, 145, 146, 159 Franklin, Tom, 75, 162, 164 Franklin, Wayne, 70, 123 Framz, Martha, 69, 92, 95, 105, 109, 116, 154 Freking, Dave, 75, 147, 158 Freking, Debbie, 169, 172 French, Mr. James L, 28, 137, 142 143 Frey, Jeff, 57 Frey, Jenny, 63 Frey, Steve, 57, 116 Frey. Tim, 75 Fricke, Mr. Wayne, 28 Friedrick, Barbara, 75 Frisby, Carol, 57, 93, 96, 105, 111, 154 Frondorf, Bradley, 63 Funke, Patricia, 79 2G2. Gambrel, Howard, 75, 123 Garrard, Jim, 57, 99, 125, 126, 128, 128, 137 Garrard, Steve, 69, 138, 157 Garwood, Julie, 42, 52, 94, 96, 110,112,125,126,137,155, 172 Gaspar, George. 72 Gaunce, Gloria, 57, 95, 98, 102, 105,108,110,190 Gausman, Gary, 63, 155 Gerbus, Daniel 75 Gerbus, Mike, 69 Gessner, Edward, 57 Gibson, Terry, 42 Gilbert, Charles, 63 Ginn, Ben, 69 Glick, Leslie, 75, 88, 95 Glick, Paula, 42, 50, 96, 110, 112, 125, 154 Gory, David, 42, 91, 92, 98, 111, 116,118,119, 232 Graves, Thomas, 75, 123 Greaves, Edward, 57 Green, Linda, 79, 123 Greene, Emily, 1Penny1, 57, 95, 102, 122 Greenwood, Jerry, Gregory, Edward, 57 Gregory, Mary, 75 Guinn, Cindy, 69, 95, 96, 99, 105, 110,125,127,154 Gundie, Dan, 69 -H- Haase, Donald, 63. 92, 106, 107, 108, 1 11 Hagen, Paul, 79, 123 Haggeny, Marsha, 75, 87, 95, 105 Hall, Barbara, 69 Hall, Brenda, 75 Hambrick, Rita, 69, 96, 125 Hamersly, Mark, 69 Hamilton, Elmer, 57, 137, 155 Hammons, Sandra, 69 Hardy, Sharon, 75 Hargl's, Jeffery, 79 Hargis, Jo Ann, 42, 91, 127, 190 Hargfs, Mike, 69, 86, 106, 138, 147 Harrell, Dave, 69 Harris, Mark, 42 Hadman, Mr. Norbert L, 28 Hauser, Carolyn, 79 Hauser, Jack, 42 Hawfey, Mrs. Peggy, 120, 128 Hebensfreit, Richard, 42 Hebenstre'lf, Steve, 79, 163, 165 Hedges, Debbie, 75 Heeman, CharIes, 57, 129 Heidorn, Linda, 69 Hein, Dennis, 79 Heinike, Maan, 75, 123 Heirz, Barbara, 79, 123 Heitz, Dennis, 42, 91, 106, 174, 175, 190, 213 Helligrafh, 311169 Helligrath, Mike. 79 Hilligrath, Nancy, 57 Helms, Barbara, 79, 123 Helms, Donna, 75 HeIms, Terry, 63, 92, 107 Hendrix, Eugene, 79, 163 Henize, Chris, 75 Henke, Lynna, 69 Henke, Sandra, 63 Henley, Sandra, 63, 99, 105 Henry, Pafricia, 57. 93, 96, 154 Henson, Connie, 63 Henson, Janet, 69, 93, 95, 99 Henson, Jo Ann, 79 Henson, Pafricia, 57 Hester, Gregory, 75 Hes1er, 51eve, 69 Hey, David, 63, 132, 133 Hifmes, Shirfey, 42, 51, 94, 110, 112,120,121,172,178,179 Hilposleiner, Mrs. L015, 28 Himsel, Carmela, 69, 139 Hinshaw, Jo Ellen, 57, 92, 9B, 105, 108,109,111, 232 Hinshaw, Steve, 75, 92, 106, 147, 157 Hissom, Mr. James, 29, 116, 119, 123, 124 Hissom, Judy, 57, 91, 92, 98, 105, 110,111,116,119,125,126, 127, 232 Hoffman, Caronn, 57, 92, 96, 113, 154 Hoffman, Chris, 69, 93 Hoffman, Fred, 43, 155, 175 Hoffman, Kristine, 69, 95, 99, 120 Hoffman, Paui, 79, 123 Hoffman, Richard, 69, 92 Hoffmeier, John, 75 Holzschuh, John, 43, 116 Honchell, Mrs. Elizabeth, 29 Hood, Jim, 43 Hornyak, Dr, R,, 124 Hosmer, Teresa, 79 Hosmer, Tim, 43 Howse, Ben, 63 Howe1l, Lowell, 75, 165 chsfon, Diana, 75 Huber, Michael, 49 Hudson, Bessye, 70 Hug, JoAnne, 70, 109 Hug, Larry, 43, 91, 125, 126, 128, 201 Hughes, Christine, 57 Hughes, Dan, 43 Hughes, Jerry, 63, 157 Humphreys, Betsy, 79, 94 Humphreys, JoAnne, 63, 87, 94, 99,114,181,182 Humphreys, Mike, 70, 106 Hunter, Nancy, 63, 125 Hulson, Gloria, 79 Huttenml'ller, Julie, 63, 95, 105, 122 Hyde, JoAnne, 63, 105, 110 Hyde, Patricia, 79 Ingram, Jay, 70 Ingram, Jennifer, 57, 93, 96, 105, 108 Irey, Ken, 57, 86, 89, 114, 187 Irvin, Buddy. 70, 138 -J2 Jackson, Vincent 63, 157 Jaeger, Mark, 75 Jauch, Gerry, 63 Jenkins, Linda, 43, 86, 87, 94, 105, 109,111,113,116,174,175 Jenkins, P3111, 63, 94, 96, 120 Jennings, Russell, 79, 123 Jennings, Shirley, 75 Jensen, Tom, 57 Johnson, Donald, 75 Johnson, Floyd, 75 Johnson, Jerry. 79, 123 Johnson, John, 57 Johnson, Ronald, 57, 106, 132, 136 Jones, Dina, 57 Jones, Edward, 75, 123, 165 Jones, Jerry, 75, 123, 162, 164 Jones, Leroy, 70 Jones, Marcia, 70, 99 Jones, Robert 63, 157 Jones, Stephen, 75, 164 -K- Kahle, Debbie, 63, 94, 99, 105 Kaladow, Mr. Anhur, 29, 137, 150 Kane, Carol 63, 91, 105,101, 190 Kane, Jennie, 75, 110 Kasfen, Donald, 57, 142, 144, 155 Kaucher, Edward, 75, 123, 162, 165 Kaucher, LouAnne, 79, 123 Kearns, Brenda, 57, 94, 95, 105 Keegan, Randy, 75, 162, 165 Kelier, Don, Keller, Mrs. Rosemary, 29 Keller, Sharon, 57, 86, 91, 94, 98, 102,105,108,111 Kelsey, Glenn, 75, 123 Kelsey, Joyce, 79 Kern, Adell, 57 Kidd, Diane, 57 Kiehbcnh, Dan, 63 Kiehbomh, John, 43, 108, 113, 125, 128, 201 Kihm, Mike, 63 Kimbrough, Carol, 79 Kimbrough, Diane, 70, 116 King, Linda, 80 Kinkey, Mrs. Elizabeth, 24, 112, 151 Klaus, Steve, 63 Klemann, Clayton, 43, 92, 106, 107,116,132,133,135 Klemann, Stephen, 80, 163 Klug, Richard, 43, 51 K1usmeier, Paul, 80, 162 Knothe, Laura, 70, 94 Kraemer, Cindy, 75 Kramer, Mr. Maurice, 29 Kramig, Gary, 57, 186, 187, 190, 201 Krass, Gary, 44 Krass, Sharon, 63, 110, 125 Kreamelmefer, David, 57, 132, 133 Kreamelmeier, Richard, 70, 194 Kresser, Cynthia, 75, 88, 94, 153, 162 Kresser, Gary, 44, 52, 132, 134, 135, 142, 144 Kuhlman, Bobbie, 70, 139, 153 Kuhlman, Ron, 70 Kuhns, Joe, 58, 106, 132, 133, 159 Kuhns, Stephen, 70 Kunkel, Mr. Carl, 30, 158, 202 Kuntsman, Gloria, 58, 105, 111, 1 12 -L- Lachenamn, Kenne'rh, 44 Lachenman, Tom, 70 Lacey, ChrisTine, 80 Lakamp, Charles, 44 Lakonen, Mrs. Roberta, 3O Lambert, Roger, 63 Landmeier, Dennis, 76, 162 Lanfersiek, Mike, 63, 106 Lanfersiek, Tim, 38, 50, B6, 91, 102, 201 Lang, Judith, 76, 114 Langmeier, Linda, 58, 95, 102 Leen, Richard, 76 Leienberger, Scott, 80 Leinberger, Mona, 80, 94, 153, 162, 195 Le , Bob, 76, 107, 116, 119, 138, 159 Leopold, Gary, 44 Leopold, Mike, 76 Levi, Sue, 177 Lichfy, Georgia, 70 Lichty, Robin, 70 Liebisch, Jackie, 76 Lindsley, Carofyn, 44, 91, 112, 125,- 127, 197 Lipps, Mrs. Barbara, 30 Lisler, Bob, 44 Linlepage, Vicki, 80 Lockwood, Sue, 63, 91, 94, 139, 153 Logan, Daniel, 80 Logsdon, Mr. Joe, 30, 159 Long, Mike, 76, 123 Losacker, Diane, 63, 95, 99, 114 L012, Jeannetfe, 63, 86, 91, 105, 127, 190 Love, John. 58, 99, 105, 116, 119, 129, 190 Love, Judi, 70, 96, 109 Lucas, Mr. Jerry, 151 Luehrs, Carol, 60. 88, 94 Luehrs, Donna, 44, 52, 86, 95, 111, 139, 152, 153,168,169, 172 Luehrs, Margie, 70, 86, 95, 112, 139, 153 -M- Macon, Doreen, 80 Madill, Richard, 70, 116 Mahaffey, Donald, 80 Mahaffey, Kathy, 63, 94, 139, 153 Mahaney, Mike, 58 Mahler, Bonny, 80 Mahler, Connie, 80 Maidens, Mr. Duane, 31, 106, 151 Maier, 8111, 70, 92, 116 Maier, Daniel, 76 Malof, Heddy, 63 Mamhey, Diane, 58, 59, 105, 109 Mardis, Diana, 76 Maringer, Kathy, 70 Markland, Beverly, 70 Marsha, Glynda, 70 Marshall, Christine, 63, 96, 125, 154 Martin, Bonny, 76 Martin, Christine, 58, 95, 99, 102, 105, 127 Maskulka, Mark, 123 Maison, Rick, 70, 138, 147 Maifhews, Jeffery, 70 Maf1hews, John, 58 Matthews, Robert, 76 Matthews, Tom, 63 Maxwell, Cynthia, 80, 123 Maxwell, Roger, 189 Maxwell, Wayne, 63, 116, 419, 159 McAllister, Pam. 58, 125 McAr-rhur, Tom, 76 McCaffery, Colleen, 80, Ba, 95 McCaffery, Sharon, 63, 87, 92, 95 McConnal, Steven, 80 McCracken, Linda, 76 McDaniel, Doug. 58, 123, 134, 136 McDan1e1, Eugenia, 70, 86, 116, 120 McDaniel, Jerry, 76, 88, 120 McGlo'rhlin, Dan, 80, 123 McGloIhlin, Don, 63 McHugh, Kevin, 70, 91, 197 McKeown, Thomas, '44 McManis, Mr. landon E., 30, 107, 137,- 143, 157, 164 Medcalf, Sandra, 80 Meeks, Rick, 183 Meier, Kenneth, 132, 133, 146, 155 Meinken, John, 58, 93 Mefnken, Judy, 80, 123 Meyer, Craig, 58, 106 Meyer, George, 76 Meyer, Miss Mary, 23 Meyers, Don, 91, 13 Meyers, Linda, 64, 96 Meyers, Ron, 133 ' Middendorf, Allen, 70 Milby, Donna, 70 Milby, Caro1, 44, 125, 127 Miller, Tom, 45, 159 Mitchell, Larry, 58, 91, 93, 95, 106, 137,190,191,197, 201 Mifcheil, Tim, 76, 123 Moody, Robert, 58, 129 Moore, Belinda, 76 Moore, Charles, 80 Moore, Paul, 76 Morris, Mr. Dan, 31, 137, 138 Moschel, Debra, 76, 123 Mueller, Jackie, 64, 95, 122 Mueller, Katie, 44, 96, 112, 154 Murphy, Lyndelle, 58, 91, 92, 105, 120, 186, 187, 201 Murray, Geraldine, 70 Murrison, Mary Kay, 58, 93, 95, 99, 102, 108, 109, 127, 190. 197 Myers, Don, 64, 115, 132, 155 Myers, Gary, 76, 123, 165 Myers, Richard, 58 -N- Naegafe, Diana, 64 Nagel, Phillip, 58 Nagel, Terry, 45, 51, 102, 103, 111, 116, 118, 119,179 Neidenbach, Karhy, 58, 92, 125, 126. 127, 190 Neidenbach, Sharon, 70, 92, 94, 99, 110, 125 Nelson, Bob, 80, 123, 162, 165 Nelson, Greg, 70, 138 Newbold, Denny, 64, 125 Newell, Paul, 64, 132, 133, 159 Newlove, Terry, 92, 116, 119 Newman, 8111, 80, 123 Newman, Linda, 70, 95, 96, 99, 1 12 Nielsen, Linda, 58 Noble, John, 80 Noffke, Mark, 80, 123, 157 Noffke, Steve, 76, 147 Noll, Mr. Harry, 18 Noll, Steve, 76, 123, 164 Nonman, John, 76, 123 Norfon, Danny, 70, 138 Norwood, Don, 45 Norwood, Janet, 70, 96, 154 Noschang, Mike, 58, 106, 114, 155. 187 202 Oberhage, Richald, 76 Oberhefman, Jenny, 76 Osborn, Tom, 58 Owen, Mike, 45, 52, 98, 116, 118, 119,175, 179, 232 2p- Parker, Kathy, 45, 125, 127 Parks, Brenda, 45, 112 Parks, Virgil, 64 Parks, Wendel, 16, 162 ParrelT, Mike, 70, 157 Parsons, Bill, 70 Parsons, Bob, 80 Patterson, Suzanne, 7O Patron, Gilbert, 80 Payne, Cynthia, 80, 94, 110 Payne, Roxanne, 70, 92, 105, 110 Pemberfon, Linda, 76 Peter, Jill, 80, 95 Peters, Bill, 45, 51, 92, 111 Peters, Caro1, 64, 94, 96 Fairy, Donna, 76, 123, 194 Perry, Janet, 76, 95, 110, 123, 153, 162 PeMy, Linda, 64, 87, 95, 96, 105, 116, 154 Pfirrman, Brad, BO Pickens, Kendall, 70, 129 Pickens, Trula, 76, 129 Pieper, Bruce, 64, 132, 133, 159 Pieper, Mrs, Jean, 18 Piper, Sam, 58, 91,112,116, 118, 190 Plummer, Jim, 45 Powell, John, 45 Pratt, Margaret, 80 Pratt, Rosalyn, 80 Frewi'rT, Douglas, 80, 163 Price, Linda, 46, 50, 94, 112, 125, 126, 128 -Q- Quinn, Steven, 70, 201 -R- Rainey, Ken, 46, 155, 156 Raiser, Edward. 76, 88, 162 Raisor, George, 64, 91 Rampello, Linda, 71 Rampello, Ronald, 76, 88 Randall, Mrs. Catherine E., 31 Ratcliff, Linda, 71, 95, 105 Rawlings, Mrs. Dorothy, 27, 31 Rawls, Carolyn, 64 Rawfs, Marvin, 76, 164 Rawls, Michael, 80, 162 Reardon, Mary Lou, 64, 125 Reardon, Mike, 71 Reisiger, Patricia, 64 Reisiger, Sharon, 64 ReHy, Terri, 58, 113 Relly, Tom, 71 Renners, Roger, 71 Rexroa', Diane, 80 Rexroat, Jim, 71 Rhodes, Marvin, 64, 116, 159 Richardson, Mike, 80, 163 Riehle, David, 58 Riehle, Tom, 46 Riley, Jean, 64, 94, 110, 120 Riley, Ron, 71,147, 157 Roberfs, Norma, 58 Roberts, Patricia, 64, 99 Robinson, Bob, 71, 138 Roe, Gordon, 46, 114, 132, 134, 135 Rogers, Dennis, 58, 92 Rogers, Karen, 71 Rogers, Paul, 64. 91, 115, 190 Rogers, PennI', 46, 99, 105, 112 Rogers, Roy, 71 Rose, Joan, 46, 125, 126, 196 Rose, John, 53 Ross, Mr. Joseph, 18, 19 Rownd, Mike, 71 Rudolf, Mr., 104 Ruehlman, Carl, 58 Ruff, Buraine, 58 Ruff, Carolyn, 71, 94, 114, 139, 153 Ruff, Curtis, 80, 163 Ruff, Gayle, 58, 95, 120, 197 Rumke, David, 64 Rumke, Shirley, 80 Rumpler, Richard, 46 Rumpler, Ron, 64 Rush, Mr. Ralph R., 31, 129, 143 146 Ryan, Lynn, 71, 94, 96, 99, 112, 116 .5- Sabato, Joseph, 71, 138, 159 Sabrowsky, Rick, 76, 147,. 157 Salt, Jeff, 76, 162, 164, 165 Sah, Ted, 58, 92, 11, 129 Salyers, Gary, 71, 92, 107 Samad, Robert, 58, 158 Samad, Sandra, 80, 95, 110 Samppala, David, 46, 132, 134, 135, 155 Samppala, Eilen, 80 Samppala, Jim, 71, 147 Sand, Susan, 46, 52, 95, 105, 109, 113, 211 Server, David, 64, 146 Sarver, Steve, 76 Scarberry, Gary, 71, 13B Scarberry, Timofhy, 76 Schaefer, Tom, 175 Schafer, Brenda, 76 Schaffer, Joe, 58 Scheibly, Terry, 71 Schenk, Bonn1e, 46, 58, 93, 95, 99, 105, 109 229 230 Schlensker, Dennis, 71, 132, 133 Schlesselman, Mrs. Jean, 24, 113 Schnickner, Sherry, 47 Schmadel, Donna, 80 Schmadel, Richard 64, 111, 132, 133,146,181,182 Schmid, Linda, 76, 93, 96 Schnauber, Mr. Robert, 32 Schnee, Kathleen, 49 Schneider, Debby, 58 Schneizer, Paul, 58 Schon, Barbara, 58, 105, 113 Schon, David, 47 Schroih, Carol, 76 Schroth, Dennis, 64, 106 Schrmh, William, 58 Schulze, Vicki, 58, 95, 99, 105, 109 Schwetfman, Jeanine, 76, 105, 109, 114 Seals, Greg, 80 Seals, James, 77, 162, 164 Sess, Dianne, 64, 93, 94, 96, 105, 108 Sheets, Debbie, 71, 86, 94, 112, 139,153,181,182 Shepherd, Gayle, 71, 95, 96, 99 Sheppard, Nazhaniel, BO Shimer, Jim, 47, 91, 125, 126, 128, 190, 201 Shimer, John, 47, 91, 92, 121, 125, 126, 128, 190, 201 Shimer, Sandra, 80 Shives, Cindy, 47, 90, 91, 92, 94, 120, 121, 125, 126, 190, 201 Shives, Steve, 71, 116 Shorter, Mike, 80 Shreve, Mr. Edward, 20 Siesky, Mr. Larry Lee, 32, 143, 159, 163 Simmons, Don, 71, 136 Simmons, Ron, 146, 155 Simons, Peggy, 77, 123 Siodahl, Steven, 77 Siodahl, Sven, 80 Slafon, Char1es Slanery, Mr, Dana, 18 Slaughter, Mike, 77 Smedley, George, 64, 92, 108, 116, 118, 119, 195 Smfih, Carl, 64, 159 Smith, Craig, 71, 138, 157 Smith, Darina, 64 Smith, Dean, 80, 123, 163, 165 Smith, Denise, 80 Smith, Gary, 47, 142, 145, 181, 183 Smith, Jerome, 64 Smith, Kenneth, 85 Smith, Larry, 80 Smith, Marilyn, 71 Smith, Merritt, 71, 116, 119 Smith, Mike U11, 58 Smith, Mike 171, 80, 163 Smith, Randy, 64, 132, 133, 159 Smith, Rhonda, 77 Smith, Robert, 64, 115, 132 Smith, Sandra, 80 Smilh,5hir1ey, 77 Smithson, Barbara, 59, 93, 99, 105, 108 Snead, Rebecca, 77 Snyder, George, 47, 153, 156 Snyder, Linda, 71 Snyder, Melody, 64, 92, H4, 120 Snyder, Mrs, Sandra, 32 Snyder, Shirley, 59, 92, 95, 105 Sollman, Gary, 5010mon, Gregory, 71 Soloman, Marcus, 59 Specht, John, 64, 92, 107 Spfeser, Sandra, 59, 94, 97, 98, 116, 120, 197, 232 Spradlin, Mike, 65 Stamper, Philiip, 80 Srancheff, Paul, 77 Stanley, Dan, 47 Stanley, Jenny, 65 Stapletcn, Jean, 59 Sraple'ron, Preston, 77 Staub, Dave, 80, 162 Sfaudt Dick, BO Staudt, John, 77 Sfegman, Gary, 59 Siein, Karen, 80 Stephens, Terry, 71, 115 Stevens, Fred, 71 Stevens, Sandy, 77 Stevens, Mr. Jack, 32 Stewart, Ruth, 59, 96 Stinson, Debbie, 50, 94 Stinson, Linda, 77, 94, 102, 110, 1 14 SIockmeier, Bob, 65, 115 Sfockmeier, Sylvia, 80, 110, 123 Stolzenberger, Bob, 59, 86, 132, 133,134, 136, 187 Stone, Craig, 80 Storey, Janet, 80 Suer, Ken, 65 Summers, Mrs, Beverly, 33 Sutton, Charkme, 65, 69, 125, 154 Suuon, Gary, 77, 164 Sufion, Harold, 65 Sutton, Ted, 146, 157 Swarzn Cindy, 80 Swisher, Karen, 59, 96, 154 Syders, Sherry, 65, 99, 105, 116 -T- TaIIrnan, Renate, 77 Tasset, Carolyn, 71, 94, 139, 153 Taylor, Audrey, 47 Taylor, Greg, 65, 159 Taylor, Mitchum, 71 Theders, Linda, 80 Theile, Marcia, 71, 92, 95, 105 Theiss, Connie, 59, 87, 95, 9B, 102, 105 Thieman, Gary, 116 Thiess, Mike, 123 Thiess, Nancy, 71 Thinnes, Kenny, 77, 162, 164, 165 Thinnes, Linda, 59, 95, 102 Thinnes, Mike, 30, 94, 106, 137, 158 Thinnes, Treva, 80, 95, 153, 162 Thinnes, Vickie, 71 Thomas, Larry, 77 Thomas, Owen, 1422. 145, 159 Thomas, Patricia, 59 Thompson, Betty, 80 Thompson, Elaine, 59, 92, 105, 109 Thompson, Jim, 47 Thompson, Stan, 132, 133, 146, 155 Toner, Miss Mary Jo, 33 Tobergta, Heather, 77 Towns, Allen, 77 Towns, James, 71, 147 Towns, Sharon. 80 Trauf, Jim, 65 Tricase, Leonard, 65 Tumey, Barry, 48, 91, 92, 106, 116, 125, 126, 128, 201 Tumey, Dan, 71, 159 Turney, Diana, 65 Tumey, Sharon, 71, 94, 99, 105, 125, 127 Turner, Jo Ann, 77 Tuitle, Mrs. Mildred, 3 -U- Ungerbuehler, Beverly, 47, 94, 105,109,113,116,179 Ungerbuehler, Donna, 65, 87, 93, 96,105,108,111,120 Uhlenbrock, Gordon, 77, 107, 123 Urban, Bonnie, 59, 86, 59, 122, 181, 183, 187 Urban, Carol, 80 2V2 Vaughn, Patty, 77, 95 Vaughn, Vicki, 80, 94, 123 Vehr, Jennifer, 71, 94, 102 Vehr, Norman, 80, 123 Verdin, Jack, 98, 101, 102, 116, 129, 232 Verkamp, Benny, 59 Verkamp, Thomas, 71, 157 Verfell, Miss Patricia, 33 Vidas, Mr, Michael, 33 Vogel, Linda, 59 Voigt, Beverly, 77 Volkart, Bill, 71 Vonarb, David, 77 Vonder Ahe, Lynn, 38, 50, 86, 91, 94,112,120,120,121,172,180, 181,183,197, 201 -W- Wade, Donna, 47, 91, 94, 125, 126, 139, 152, 153, 201 Wadl, Deedra, 38, B7, 91, 95, 190, 197 Wadl, L1oyd, 71, 138, 159 Wagers, Bruce, 77, 162 Wahers, PhyHis, 59, 94, 99, 105, 110, 125, 127 Wambsgans, ETta, 65, 92, 95, 105, 120 Wanamaker, Richard, 47, 91, 116, 113,119,125,126,128,190 Ward, Cheryl, 59 Ward, John, 77 Ward, Judy, 65, 95, 105, 127 Waferfield, Barbara, 65 Watson, Fredia, 77 Watson, James, 80 Wafson, Nellie, 72 Watson, Rebecca, 77 Websier, Mr. Paul, 21, 211 Webster, Shawn, 59, 106, 111, 142,145,181,183 Wehrle, Janet, 65, 125 Wehrle, KaThy, 72 Wehrle, Linda, 47, 113 Weichold, Carol, 59, 94, 95, 102, 100,110,139,152,153,1B7 Weichold, Ed., 77, 92, 159 Weingart, Nancy, 72, 95, 125, 127 Weingarfner, E1mer, 59, 91, 106 Weinganner, Peggy, 42, 94, 99, 110,112,116,122 Weis, Jeanine, 77 Weis, Kris, 80, 94 Westerfeld, Larry, 59, 98, 132, 133, 134, 136, 159. 160 Weston, Greg, 77, 162 Westrich, Ron, 59 Wheeler, Dolores, 77 Wheeler, Jim, 48 Wherry,.Carolyn, 80, 88, 95, 123, 153, 162 White, Terri, 4B, 94, 109, 113, 120, 121 Whitehouse, Carol, 77, 96, 105, 109, 154 Whitehouse, Linda, 48, 51, 9B, 105, 109, 111, 116,175,179 Whhehouse, Mr. Harry, 18 Wickliffe, Ann, 59, 87, 93, 105, 113 Wickliffe, John, 77, 107, 123, 129 Wieland, Joe, 177 Wilcox, Kimberly, 65, 91, 93, 94, 96, 98,102,111,114,120,154, 201 Wilhelm, Barbara, 65, 93, 96 Wilhelm, Fred, 80, 163 Wilhelm, Mike, 59 Wilkins, Janet, 59 Wiikins, Marifyn, 65, 93, 94, 99, 105 Williams, Ed, 77 Williams, Karen, 48, 94, 105, 109, 113, 175 Williams, Keith, 72, 116, 119, 159 Williams, Pierre, 65, 116 Williams, Wanna, 77 Wilson, Jane, 72, 91, 93, 105, 108 Witham, Steve, 80, 123, 162 Wolf, Barbara, 72, 94, 99 Wolf, Gregory, 59 Women Shannon, 59 Woodall, Dorothy, 65 Wooda11, Peggy, 59 Woodall, Rita, 59 Woodall, Robert, 80 Woods, Linda, 80, 123 Wymore, Don, 48, 50, 132, 134, 135,161,138,197 Wymore, Fred, 65, 86, 95, 99, 110, 114,137,146,181,182,197, 201 4-Y- Ycung, Linda, 80 Young, Terry Lee tsee Brewer, Terry Lee1 Young, Wendy, 72 Yung, Darwin, 77, 109, 125, 126, 128, 162 Yung, Sandra, 38, 51, 91, 95, 105. 111,172,175, 201 22- Zeiser, Denise, 65, 91, 120, 127, 190 Zerges, Virginia Zimmerman, Lee, 72, 86, 106, 138, 147,157,131,182 Zix, Richard, 65 -CLUBS- Audio Visual Aids, 115 Band Junior Band, 123 Pep Band, 118 Senior Band, 116, 117 Troianaires, 110 Camera Club, 99 Chorus Girl's Ensemble, 127 Glee Club, 128 Mixed Chorus, 125 Mixed Ensemble, 126 FuTure Teachers of America, 108 G.A.A., 96, 97 German Club, 92 Hi-Y, 106 Ilium, 98, 99, 100, 101 infer-Club, 87 Junior Red Cross, 110 Library Assistants, 114. Maiorettes, 122 National Honor Society, 111 Office Workers, 112 Pep Club, 94, 95 Quill 8 Scroll, 103 Science Club, 107 Se-Co, 109 Spanish Club, 93 Student CounciI, 86 Junior High Student Council, 88 Thespians, 90, 91 Troianenes, 120 Trojan Charter Staff, 102 Y-Teens, 104, 105 MFEATU RES- Anasfasia, 190, 191 Athletic Banquefs Football, 150 Spring, 151 Band Coronafion, 177, 178, 179 Basketball Coronation, 181, 182, 183, 184, 185 Brigadoon, 198, 199, 200, 201 Curious Savage, 196, 197 Graduafion, 208, 209, 210, 211, 212, 213 HLY Teens From, 174, I75, 176 Homecoming, 168, 169, 170, 171, 172, 173 Honor Society Induction, 202 Honor Society Hoofenanny, 203 Junior-Senior From, 186, 187, 188, 189 Talent Assembly, 194, 195 Washington Trip, 204, 205, 206, 207 -$PORTS- Baseball Signal 1111 W80 Reserve, 157 Varsity, 155 Basketball Eighfh Grade, 164 Freshman, 147 Reserve, 146 Seventh Grade, 163 Varsity, 142, 143 Cheerleaders, 152, 153 Foo1bal1 Freshman, 138 Junior High, 162 Reserve. 133 Varsity, 132 G.A,A., 154 Golf, 158 Track Junior High, 165 Reserve, and Varsity, 159 23! In this 1966 issue of the North College mum, we have earnestly endeavored to present an accurate picture of the past school year. We of Hlium Staff feel that high School offers its students keys to a broader world ahead. These are keys to opportunity and advancement, success and happiness. May each of you use these keys wisely and to their fullest advantage, and may you receive from life all that you are seeking. Adviser Miss Damaris Bales Staff Editor-in-Chief Judy Hissom Assistant Editor, Features, and Activities Divisions Jo Ellen Hinshaw Senior Division Betsy Baltuth Underclass Division Sandy Spieser Advertising Dave Gory Mike Owen Senior Pictures and Activities Osborne Studios, Inc. Middletown, Ohio Underclass Pictures Interstate Studios Mr. Larry Apple Junior-Senior Prom Pictures Rob Paris Studios Cincinnati, Ohio School Candids Mr. Edward Christensen Jack Verdin Camera Club Publisher Taylor Publishing Co. Dallas, Texas r. 93;; WW dim M M ' h'x'x. ft 4 . .-.. r