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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1967 volume:

Mr. Raymond Bosse, 3 Cincinnati engineer, was asked to act as an advisor to the North College HillSchool Board in 1950 when the schools were being improved and renovated. He then filled an unexpired term as a member of the Board. In 1951, he was of- ficially appointed to serve on the Board of Education. He shOWed a very active interest in the building of Clovemook and Jose Becker Schools and in the renovation of the other existing build- ings. Mr. Besse represented the Board of Education at two High School Commencements during his term and served as Vice President of the Board in 1965. In recognition of his service to the school system, he was presented a life membership in the Ohio P.T.A. by Clovemook P.T.A. in May, 1966. On August 8, 1966, Mr. Bosse resigned his position on the Board after 15 years of service. Mr. Bosse enjoys playing golf and Operating his ham eradio set in his leisure time. He is very much interested in helping and encouraging young people as demonstrated by the fact that he served 15 years on the Board of Education although he has no children in our school system. Therefore, for his contributions to our school system, we, the students of North College Hill High School, dedicate this 196'? M to Mr. Raymond Bosse with deep appreciation. 67 7 IUUM Neatly CoMege; Haw men sow, , om rabuwwm ACADEMICS ................... 12 ORGANIZATIONS ................ 32 SPORTS ...................... 66 FEATU RES .................... 96 UNDERCLASS .................. 126 SENIORS ........... .......... 154 ADVERTISEMENTS ............... 186 Mumibzwg 061W and wwwmng.wmw. . . l r 3 I A 4 . I W WWWMOH 0169M WWWWWWW. W -3 v ; .. 3t titllvv .V! .uduwniag IO I f .' : n r ' ,x' h :- N i gm. 1 1' mg. w; z FRONT ROW: Mr. Harry Whitehouse, President; Mrs. Mr. Ray Bosse, Mr. James Bates, Vice President; Jean Pieper, Mr, Harry N011, Mr. Leonard COOper, Mr. Dana Slattery, Cierk. Dr. Joseph Ross, Superintendent of Schools; ROW 2: Happiness A Goodx Educatiow As representatives of the citizens of North Col- lege Hill, the Board of Education up-held its mono, Progress can't wait ! During this year nuny improvements could be seen throughout the school system In addition to remodeling the Central Office, there were new desks and equipmem in many classrooms, as well as new text books, Publications of the North College Hill Citx Schools Bulletin contiuued, thus keeping the public informed of various school activities. for your endeavors which benefits us all, the Mr. Whitehouse gives greeting fsom the student body says, Thank you! H Board of Education at Athletic Banquet. Dear Students, As we enter the twilight of another school year, let us use this means of recalling the many pleasant memories associated with 1966-1967. It has been an especially interesting year with many pleasant and rewarding experiences. The Mrepresents many hours of hard work on the part of many people. They have given unselfishly of their time inorder to prepare for you a memory book for the future. This memory book should be considered a very personal treasure insofar as it portrays your life, as well as the lives of your classmates, during 1966-1967. In saying farewell to 1966-1967 we must let memories replace expec- tations. Guard this publication because it may serve in the far distant future as your best reference to many fond memories of school days. Respectfully, Joseph N. Ross Superintendent of Schools Dear Students, The M records in pictures many happy memories of friends and of events that took place during 1966-67. These are especially meanmgful to this year's Seniors, as it is a climax of their four years in North College Hill High School. This year, the M is especially meaningful to me as Well. I am cbmpleting my first four years of association with North College Hill, and it has been a very pleasant experience. This has been a good year with many memorable and worthwhile activities, much hard work. and, of course, a few disappointments. Many of this year's Seniors will be receiving futher education, while others will start directly into the work of their chosen careers. We feel sure that they will all find the North College Hill High School and its faculty has done well in preparing tomorrows leaders of busi- ness, industry and community. Respectfully, Edward W. Shieve Assistant Superintendent of Schools Dear Students, We live in a world of constant change. Progress is being made each day of our lives. We hope that your educational experience in the Junior- Senior High School will benefit you as you continue your education and training in preparation for your lifetime careers. The M Staff and their Sponsor are to be congratulated for their many hours of work and accomplishments. In conclusion, I want to wish the graduating class of 1966-67 success and happiness as they travel through life's journey. Icongratulate the student body and all who have contributed to another successful year. Respectfully. Paul 1... Webster Principal I'7 Dear Students, I welcome this opportunity to publicly thank the students, staff members, and other members of the community who have helped my family and me adjust to our new location and my roll as an adminis- trator at North College Hill. Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1967. You have suc- ceeded in fulfilling and accomplishing a very arduous but pleasurable four years of High School. Ihopethat you, as future leaders, will Con- tinue to pursue the need for better educational programs and human relations within education. Respectfully, Patrick Levine Assistant Principal Miss Gieringer and Mr. Christensen are always willing to assist the students in arranging schedules or planning a future career. The guidance office is open to any student having academic problems, scheduling conflicts, or various other difficulties. The counselors assist everyone, whether they be seventh graders just entering the world of Junior High School or Seniors looking forward to college or career. Mr. Ed Christensen Miss Kathleen Gieringer A very vital part oflife at North College Hill lies in communication. A11 school business, as well as that or organizations, must be co-ordinated through the office. With Lhe help of these two capable and efficient secretaries, students, as well as faculty, receive general information and the office assistance that is necessary to a smooIh-Iun- ning school. Mrs. Jessie Little Mrs. Elizabeth Kinkey WVMWQMW For her unselfishness and kindness to all, Mrs. Kinkey was given a PTA life membership. 2D Business Depaletwmdz'Twm Futww SW Typing, shorthand, and office practice are Subjects neces' sary for the students training to become secretaries. The typ- ing and filing skills are of inestimable value to today's busy secretary. Besides these subjects, the students must also learn to be poised as well as responsible in order to become an effective asset to the modern business world. Mr. Charles Black Mrs. Mary Carpenter Mr. Maurice Kramer Mrs. Mildred Turtle ZI 90mm 06605 Aw EMPWW The study ofscience permits us to learn more about our environment, from the tiny insects which buzz in the ilowers in the garden to the natural laws which hold the earth in an orbit around the sun. From the lowliest ptotozoans to man himself, from the simplest element to the most complicated compound, science offers an explanation. By studying the order of nature, we will be able to realize the complexity of the many factors in our surroundings. 5.. .K. Mr. Wayne Fricke Mr. Landon McManis Mr. Tom Mason Mr. Robert Schnauber A11 in the line of duty. Matlu 0W Qhesses Aprfoatiow Mathematics is a very important study in itself. and it is also of the utmost im- portance to most forms of science. Math is much more than addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. It is as complex as the tasks it is called on to solve. However, like many things, the true importance of math lies in the indi- vidual's ability to apply it to the problems and situations met in actual life. This year, a member of our Math De- partment, Mrs. Lakonen, retired after thirteen years at NCH. All of us regret her leaving and wish her the best of luck in the future. Miss Patricia Vertell Mr. Gene Blanford Mr. Ralph Rush Miss Gail Flanigan Mrs . Roberta Lakonen 23 24 Mr. Dale Banks J- Mrs. Elizabeth Cooper Mr. Evan Todd English 0W AM at QdkEypmsm A knowledge of one's language is most essential for a thorough education. From the earliest grades we are taught to speak and write in English. The foundations of grammar and spelling enable us to construct sentences. As progress continues. sentences become paragraphs, and paragraphs become compositions. With more acquired knowledge of the language, including an increasing vocabulary, we are able to write intelligent and accurate papers with good examples and supporting details. To be able to think and then to express oneself and understand others is the primary purpose of seeking a thorough understanding of the English language . gig Mrs. Elizabeth Mr. Louis Staub Miss Barbara Mr. Jack Mrs. Beverly Honchell Steelman Stevens Summers Instruction in foreign languages provides an understanding ofsome of the diverse ethnic groups which populate the earth. Studying the languages of others enables one to understand the ways in which these peo- ple live, and by understanding this, it is possible to comprehend motives and actions. The construction of foreign languages, with their many cases. tenses, and idioms, also reveals important factors about ethnic groups. and. H F . . . EWI-Jll MIIIHIILI IILH III,I,IHI Miss Elva Roche Mrs. Fedora Sikic Mr. Michael Vidas 25 26 The Practical Arts Department is indeed well named, as it strives to help students achieve skills that will be of great importance to them in their later lives F such skills as sew- ing, cooking, drafting, and shop working. These skills may lead to a career, or they may simply be employed in running a home. However they are used, these skills will undoubtedly be proven well worth while. Mr. Jack Rodgers Miss Karen Richards Mr . Duane Maidens Mr. Joe Logsdon Mrs. Lois Hilpolsteiner Any student interested in art or music is encour- aged by Mrs. Randall or Miss Shelton and Mr. Hissom. In the study of art or music, the students learn to express themselves through the structure of their artistic designs or through the stylistic playing of a difficult thematic passage. Art involves painting, sculpturing, and sketching, using either special colors, specific form, or a certain technique. In music, interpretation of a musical selection is of the utmost importance since only through expression can music, whether choral OI instrumental, maintain its magnitude and beauty. Thus, fine arts require not only basic skills and abilities but also extensive interpretation and finally construction of an art or music form. Mr. James Hissom Mrs. Catherine Miss Sherry Randall Shelton 27 Hum HmmmmmRm Social Studies is an important subject because it not only gives a record and study of the past events of mankind, but it also provides a heritage and a foundation so that we may build a better society. History is also a study of the philos- ophies of the great men of all time - philosophies concerning social structure, politics, economics, and religion. From our past errors we hope to learn the ways ofpeace in order to protect freedom and honor. Mr. William Ansberry 9pm Edumtaownams 9mm Pom PwdwtiueLwes The goal of special education classes is to train students in basic rather than intellectual subjects and thereby to enable them to become useful, productive members of society rather than neglected burdens. By educating these students in basic mathematics and English usage, they are able to work in industry, and take pride in their aceomplish- ments, and they may also many and become good parents. Thus. special education necessarily provides these students with a range of daily knowledge so that they may experience a full life. Mr. Robert Mr. Michael Mr. Richard Bartos Cohen DaWIey Mr. James French Mrs. Naomi Jacobs Mrs. Mary Jo Bratburd Mr. Arthur Kaladow 29 30 Plqu Ed; 9W Physical Education is also a very important part of the school's program. The student needs to ex- ercise not only his mind but also his body; therefore, exercise programs of organized sports and calisthen- ics are set up to help the student reach and maintain physical and mentalalertness. Mrs . Peggy Hawley Mr. Carl Kunkel vIrs. Dorothy Meyer, Mrs. Jessie Ayer. Mrs. Martha Schierer. Mrs. Vera Stoehr, Mrs. Alma Shorter. Jewmann, Mrs. Dorothy FlannigaH. Mrs. Ellen MISSING: Mrs. Bowen, Supervisor. WWTOIAM The cafeteria and main- tenance workers are famil- iar to most of us, but we seldom remember that these people are indispenw sable. Without them,' the . . . . , , .. ' ' school couldn't operate; I ' ' ' therefore, a big thank-y'ou goes to all of them for everything they do for us. m FRONT ROW: Roy Davis, Bob Taylor. Marshall Evans, Ted Wylecke, Ed Lutterbei, Ralph Meyer. ROW 2: A1 Seyberth, Henry Johnson, Jim Marshall. Clarence Evans. Ted Wagner. MISSING: Jaspar Johnson. 3l 32 FRONT ROW: Roslyn Atkinson; Becky Watson; Sharon Chatos. Bonnie Urban, Debbie Sheets. Gena McDamiel. Keller. Secretary; Ken Irey, President; Tibby Booth, Vice-President; Kristine Hoffman; Sue Lockwood; Carol Fred Wymore. Mark Angelo, Robert Stolzenberget, John 1 Nancy Dempster. ROW 3: Rick Burroughs, Ed Raisor, Peters. ROW 2: Sue Federbush, Vicki Butler, Linda Nortman. Student Council elections were exciting. 34 WW WWW Student Council acts as a link between the student body and the faculty, serving both the school and the community by building the leaders of tomorrow throught leadership training today. The aim of this organization is to promote good citizenship by giving the students a chance to take part in democracy by choosing both the members and the officers of Student Council in the elections which involve registra- tion, campaigning, and public speeches. Last year, under the leadership of President Ken Irey, the Council completed many successful projects, including the Talent Assembly, the Student Bookstore, Teacher Appreciation Day, the purchasing of a new school flag, the leadership workshop, and also the Foster Child program, which enabled the entire student body to support A needy child. -,gl,jv-. auw. yun- IN 1' 3'? 5 r 4 FRONT ROW: Debbie Cooper, Lin Theders, Pat Pam Cupp. ROW 2: Rick Wilcox, Dave Matthews, Brundige, Treasurer; Kathy Murphy, Vice-President; Mike Burwell. Joey Hughes. Carolyn Wherry, President; Gaye Atkinson, Secretary; Junm High 9m 6m 54pm aw Leadmsldp. The Junior High Student Council is an organiza- tion of twelve students elected by the Junior High student body. The purpose of this council is to better student-teacher relationships. The members also help plan some of the Junior High activities, such as the homecoming float and the dances. Any suggestions or problems that the students feel need to be discussed in Student Council meetings are brought up and discussed, and appropriate action is taken. The Junior High Student Council does not have a lot of power , but it does its best in help- ing to improve the Juhior High. Junior ngh students can really swing! 35 36 YTeaM GmAmdvawam 13r 5:; r ; jif'lrm K FRONT ROW: Alice Boyd; Yvonne Canty, Service; Chris Martin, Program; Bonnie Schenk, Treasurer; Io Hinshaw, Secretary; Elaine Thompson, President; Sandy Henley, Vice-President; Marcia Theile, Inter-Club; Diane Foley, Publicity; Carol Whitehouse, Worship; Jeanine Schwett- man, Service. ROW 2: Brenda Burton, Diane Kimbrough. Kathleen Felton, Brenda Clark, Johnetta Broomfield, Marilyn Smith, Linda Stimson, Mary Kramer, Gena Hei- dorn, Bonnie Martin, Belinda Moore, Shelly Quinn, Carol Schroth. ROW 3: Sharon Hardy, IoAnn Humphreys, Kathy Buhrlage, Patty Roberts, Linda Ratcliffe, Jennifer Vehr, Roxanne Payne, Barb Best, Sue Frandoni, Gail Blevins, Linda McCracken, Jennie Kane, Martha Daw- ley, Martha Ftantz. ROW 4: Claudia Matsu, Carol Frisby, Donna Helms, Sandy Stevens. JoAnne Hug, Judi The purpose of Y-Teens is to build a fellowship of women and girls devoted to the task of realizing in their life those ideals of personal and social liv- ing to which they are committed by their faith as Christians. In this endeavor, Y-Teens seek to understand Jesus. to share his love for all people, and to grow in the knowledge and love of God. YnTeehs had two service projects last year. The first was sending canned goods to the Salvation Army for Thanksgiving, and the second was making Easter Baskets filled with candy for hospitals. Y-Teens also co-sponsored the Christmas Prom. the Snowflake Ball . The club then ended the year with their annual Mother-Daughtet Banquet. ' i - .. , sh.........., .--. Love, Kathy Maringer, Cheryl Cutter, Barbara Wilhelm, Marilyn Wilkim, Etta Wambsgams, JoAnna Hyde, Sherri Sydets, Kathy Neidenbach. ROW 5-. Leslie Glick, Carol Kane, Shirley Snyder, Peggy Fasold, Karen Brockman, Mary Kay Murrison, Pat Henry, Ann Wickliffe, Diane Manthey, Jane Wilson, Norma Roberts, Linda Benzinger, Linda Newman, Gayle Shepherd. -;n, Sandy Henley was the most valuable Junior. Ha-Y HeEps tax Buwd Leadms FRONT ROW: Mr. Maidens, Spon- sor; Gary Stegman, Secretary; Joe 4uhhs, President,- Ernie Dallam, Jice-President. ROW 2: Mike Fhinnes, Don Doxsey, Tom Mat- hews, Craig Meyer, Jim Burr. KOW 3: Mike Humphreys, Dennis The boys took a break to eat. Amlung, Steve Hinshaw, Mark Czarnecki. ROW 4: Randy Smith, Dave Hey, Dennis Schroth, Ron Johnson. Hi-Y, a junior branch of the YMCA, has many activ- ities associated directly with the Y. Each year, the Hi-Y keeps in step with the YMCA by having a basketball team. Hi-Y also helps to sponsor the annual Christmas prom. Each summer, Hi-Y sends two representatives to a Youth Government Model Legislature held in Columbus, Ohio. The clubs activities this year were financed by money earned at the football concession stand. The Christmas prom is always an enjoyable event. 38 l FRONT ROW: Gordon Uhlenbrock, Steve Klemann, Debbie Moschel, Donna Petry, Tom Haber, Jack Verdin, president. ROW 2: Mike Kihm, 'Ted Salt, Tadd Franke, Camera Club is open to all students interested in photography. Last year. Camera Club did an excellent job of taking candids for the $121311: Camera Club also took candids for The Trojan and other school publications. Last spring, Camera Club had a Can- did Day, during which they were allowed to take pictures anywhere and anytime. Robert Moody, vice president; John Specht, Mark Czar- necki. MISSING: John Wickliffe. secretary-treasurer. Jack was Comm CM: Aids M 83 Taking Candids seldom seen without his camera. RONT ROW: Bonnie Schenk, Sales Chairman; Barb lest; Treasurer; Jo Ellen Hinshaw; Vice President; 'Iarol Whitehouse, President; Diane Foley, Secretary; sanine Achwettman, Inter-club. ROW: 2 Becky iatson, Therea Allgeiet, Jeanine Weis, Linda MC Iracken, Jennifer Vehr, Jeanine Hug, Carol Kane, anny Kane. ROW 3: Kathy Niedenback, Linda Se-Co is an organization which gives its members an opportunity to practice and improve their skills in sewing and cooking. To raise money which is used to buy a new sewing machine for the home economics rooms, Se-Co sold soft drinks at basketball games, Other projects sponsored by the club included a mother-daughter tea, making pretzels, serving at the Athletic Banquet, and ptepating their annual Christmas dinnen Thanksgiving favors were made for the Clovetnook Home for the Blind as a service project. Se -Co is sponsored by the two home Economics teachers Mts. Hilpolsteinet and Mrs, Richards, Newman, Elaine Thompson, Deane Manthey, Jo- anna Hyde, Martha Frantz, Gayle Shepherd, Linda Ratcliff. ROW 4: Mary Kay Murrison, Judi Love, Donna Helms, Becky Sneed, Marcia Theile, Kathy Maringet, Sandy Stevens, Gail Blevins, Cheryl Cutter. 39 .xg- A frustrated e ditor? Busy members assisted the photographer. FRONT ROW: Miss Roehe, Sponsor; Bonnie Schenk, Seniors Editor; Sherri Syders. Underclass Editor, Judy Hissom, Ac- ademics Editor; Jo l-linsliaw, Editor-in-Chief; Jane Cochran, Copy Editor; Steve Hinshaw, Sports Editor; Marcia Jones, Handling underclass pictures is one of the staff's many responsibilities. Features Editor; Barbara Smithson, Organizations Editor; Mrs. m among ... am , I. Jacobs, Sponsorl ROW 2: Jane Osterwisch, Jim Garrard; Larry Westerfeld, Business Manager; Jack Verdin, Advertis- ing Manager; Chris Martin, Advertising Editor; Jo Ann Humphreys, Sales Manager; Sharon Keller, Treasurer. ROW 3: Pat Roberts, Linda Benzinger, Sally Benson, Kris Hoff- man, Nancy Brockman, Sharon Tumey, Donna Petty, Janet Henson, Dianne Manthey, Sandy Henley. ROW 4: Kathy Burlage, Bob Moody, Jerry Schaller, Mike Kilim, Rick Sa- browsky, Tadd Franke, John Love, Marcia Theile, Steve Noffke, Terry Newlove, Debbie Moschel. m Staff is one of NCH's most active organizations. The staff has full responsiblity not only for the production of each year's M, but also for its financing. To fulfill these responsibilities staff mem- bers plan, take pictures, draw lay-outs and an work, sell refreshments at games and ads, and accomplish numerous other tasks. Producing and financing the M takes a great deal of time and hard work on the part of all of the staff members. We hope that our efforts have paid off and that you will receive many hours of enjoyment from this '67 m. 4! As Th has 01' word is many 0 The wo , applies teem f0 i ' 01y - betweelJ 1 right it Q :-j ' opinion, ' 7 have. A ists bet exchang effectiv h In ed l'es1 not our knowlec discovel rediscm - FUTUPP nl Ahlf' We-See ii . uncmnaus IJBVlEbL IUbLJLuLJUJi w it FRONT ROW: Becky Watson, Assistant Editor; Gayle The C plans fo the class continue Ken Irey a. i plan to attend the Raymond Walters Branch of the Univer- sity of Cincinnati to study busi- ness administration. Mike Nos Chang has been accepted at Miami Univewu M Hm 'F'mn arts departn will attend trical engi will cone: , . mstructlonal agement W 1- technical Raymond 1tzl Process- Universitg .ign Techno- Doug ll 1g; Tech-no' ommumca- study bUSl ie school with Gary Kramib at U. C in tlic auvmuoms m. sign department Sharon Keller will attend Ohio State Univore sity in the field of education, A career in education is also planned by Tom Jensen after at- tending a junior college. Jeff Frey wants to become an aero- nautical engineer and plans to attend U. C. Ron Johnson plans a career in the- field of printing: after attending the Cincinnuli School of Technology. Other seniors, such as seem: taries-to-be Penny Greene and Pam McAllister, will take their place in the working world. . There are many more SCDIOFS wif'l. their career in the planning stages The Trojan Staff wishes each senior; a Successful future 19mm Shepherd; Jennifer Vehr; Kim Wilcox, Feature Editor; Carol Whitehouse, Editor; Linda Langmeier, Business Manager; Martha Dawley; Leslie Corston; Linda Ratcliff. ROW 2: Diana Mardis, Debbie Moschel, Linda Newman, 'zlLlllillllbLlilL'Ll tracked a retard number of can- didates frem lhirty Southern, Ohio high schools. A second admies'ions examination will be administered Saturday, May Ge h 27 meeiing 01' Ward of Educa- '1mati Public bursed $275,- State funds I'CUI ucu-y 5.1.1, Lu, 100 electronic VWI ,IV,.e-m, the latest coldLype composing machines, and a sophisticated engineering- drafting laboratory, This new equipment, equipment, will make C.C.S.T. i 1 1 l v; t e - , Henson, breve nmsnaw, onauuu am, lea ball, Robyn capnel, Beth Wheeler. Donna Perry, Sharon Keller, Linda Stin- RlltCk I son. Shelly Quinn. ROW 3: Don Haase, Steve Nofike, 9? Steve Hinshaw, Gary Kramig, Sandi Hammonds, Rick she Sabrowsky, Mark Czarnecki, John Specht. nidy .. . .e 054::3 LOUDU-g Kdmly rxl'aemerl E-liilm? terwixch, Roberta Ackert, Donald' Randle and Chris Smith. 63,75l Aver. Judv Meinken Deanl5 .lnnn Cochran. Peeev Fasoldi Qmith hnhulain Aunl'c yummrlyi I -' 3 v3: l f V, 3; 1-51. l'l s? e lvr'Hu-Ihxvrv added to exiating one of the best equipped two- 7. J year technical schools in the na- tion. C.C.S.T. offers 21 two year pm- , gram for high school graduatesf All C.C.ST. students co-op dur- ing each year of training; they alternate between school and work, working a total of five 10 week term: and attending clash a total of five 10 week terms. Information about C.CSlT. can be obtained by consulting high school counselors, or by emesiso, extension 75. .1 : DEILLH'U'dy, smiled 'i'rollanetie Droots! my 01' jump with joy? want To know, April 1. nulUHE ulel JEven teachers read The Trojan. 311;; 111333.382??? Henson. Vicki Thinnis, Pat FLm- a thirty minute cutting from ke, Sandy Stevens, or Lyn Thed- nBlackboard Jungle.n From this er-s. These girls were recently play, Larry Mitchell was named1 seletlcd fmm ten other finalists t0 the festival's all-star cast. 10 represent N,C.H. 0n the va The co-winners of the festivaL, janettes. They will perform af who will represent this district; football and basketball games, in Columbus, were Princeton parades, and other events and Oak Hills. ol. XXX. No. 4 Gary Franklin went on; a scor- ng spree in- the final regular teason game and broke two :0th records as the Trojans yon 82-69 to finish the season vith ten wins and eight losses. Franklin, a 6'2 junior forward toured in 41 mini: to 11er H11:- 3rwar d; uard. STUDENT TEACHERS IOIN STAFF N. C H. High School is start- ng the second semester with tree new student teachers. Two f the th - . and Ron 5 immons. .1 , v r ngh 1qu1 uuu Ia nuw on.- mding Xavier University, where a is working on his Bachelor's agree in Psychology. He plans I teachrmath and eventually go Ito counseling, and his hobbies 'e tennis and drama. Fla OJAN Nori-h Coiiege Hilly March. I967 Pmnlelink 41 sets record As a team, North Coiiege Hill led the city in scoring with a 74 point per game average. The . ten varsity wins represented the best effort for the Trojans since 1956-57, when the school was first classified AA. At nmss: time. 511:2. Trojans had 11d Nr tourna- Pl SIT ir en- i 9 f The school newspaper, The Trojan. is the result 'rould -7 of the efforts of the Trojan Staff. The participants the I!!'. . . . ans have an opportunlty to explore the held of Joumal- ant v ism as they strive to publish the monthly paper. AS Reporters learn how to write in newspaper style, in n addition to using their own creative ideas. The 1y newspaper keeps students informed of current school Er: events and gives them a record of the past to keep 'laL and remember. he a nenn. :ick De... -w, a - e, - ---- -.....--., ace by Joseph Kesselring yyill be per- formed on March 17 and 18 at 8:00 pm. in' the gymnasium. A V student performance will held on Thursday, March 16. This play is about 'two SWeet old ladies, played by Mary Kay Murrison and Sandy Spieser, who ate consumed with the mad dev sire to end the existence of tired -e ,..:w ,- $ I. . m be .1: Hub. , m... MVJ. 1, .. -e.1.,..,.er, Dennis Day, Mark Czarnecki, Richard Bur ughs, and Mike Hargis. M a Dawley is the student assistant to Mr. Banks, director, and Diane Fariow is in charge of properties. JENSEN AND wnm-mm inns; LeAL-wI: The North College Hill Public Recreation Basketball pmgram has recentiy gotten into full swing. The program is headed by NCH aluanS Ron Harmon Currar itly leading the league are the T1otters coached by Tom Jensen. The team includes ca-p- tain Ed- Gregory, Ernie Daliam, Rick Sanders. and Bill Parsons. Ed Gregory does double duty as he and Mike Thinnes officiates games for the younger leagues- Games are played every Satur-r day at Becker and Clovernook gyms. Are you a pisces Pisces tFeb, 19w-March 2m You born in 'the period of late Feb- ruary - Gike Washingtom and throughout most of March are ruled by Neptune, god of seas and rivers. Your birthstone is amethyst; your color: p-lum blue. You are fortunate as long as you live up to the charity that is in- herent in your nature. The annual Coronation cele- ation sponsored by Pep Club ; irked the climax of the has- tbai'i season as last year's W? 3 .i' ill ROYALTY 1g and queen, Gary B-ersot and - m VonderAhe, crowned the - w royaIty during half-time of 7 a Little Miami game on Feb- ary 4. This yeaf-s candidates were: l eshman, Belinda Moore and 1n Thinnes, Cindy Kresser and , i arlie Bush; Sophomores, Nan- i Dempster and Mark Angelo, istine Hoffman and Steve mpster; Juniors, Carol Peters :1 Ron Simmons, Julie Hutten- her and Ken Meier; and Sen- '5, Sue Federbush and Don sten, Cami Weichoid and Tom nsen, The suspense mounted as the 1didates, representing their re- active Classes, passed under the ge, heart-shaped arch decked red and white in keeping with 2 Valentine theme of hearts :1 roses. Tom Jensen, basket- i team captain, and cheerlead- Carol Weicholdj were crown- ed king and queen and later reigned at the very successful after game dance sponsored by GAA. Hockey team wins three During January and part of February, GAA sponsored a schoolwide volleyball tournaV ment. Teams were formed during the first week of January, some representing various school clubs as well as independent teams. Previously this year, GAA took part in volleyball and hockey competitions with other area schoois. Their hockey record for the season was 3-1 for the var- sity, and. the reserve tied two and lost one. The voiieyball sea- snn ended withi4-3 for the var- sity, 4-3 'for the reserveand 1-1 for the freshman GAA is beginning its basket- ball season in February. NATIONAL FRONT ROW: Mr. Staub, Sponsor; Ted Karen Btockmau, Jo Hinshaw, Kim Wilcox, Salt, Treasurer; Dale Czarnecki, President; Sharon Keller. ROW 3: Tadd Franks, Donna Ungerbuehler, Secretary; Don Haase. Shawn Webster, Jay Brush, Burke Brush, Vice-President; Rick Schmadel, InteI-Club. Jane Cechran. Judy Hissom. ROW 2: Gloria Kunstman, Carol Frisby, Miss Cobb, although retired, at the induction ceremony. spoke HonooncMgLeadsthe WanguhAw The North College Hill Chapter of the National Honor Society attempts to promote scholarship, character, leadership and service within the student body. This year's activities began with an after-game dance featuring the Mangers. In December, the annual alumni-faculty tea was held, and afterward members visited the Mt. Airy Center for Men with a personalized Christ- mas gift for each individual. Sing Out North College Hill, an interscholastic hootenanny, featured talented folk groups from area schools and helped finance the candle-light induction of new members in April. The annual Honor Society Banquet, which recognized scho- lastic achieVement among all students, was held in May and next year's officers were installed. Mary Kay Murrison received her award for Bes: Actress. x Sometimes everything went wrong . Troop 268, the North College Hill branch of The National Thespian Society, is an organization of teachers and students devoted to the advancement of dramatic arts. Last year Thespians presented three outstanding plays. 1n the fall, they presented The Wizard of Oz. The spring play was Arsenic and Old Lace, and the Musical was Babes in Arms. Last year Thespians also gave their first annual dance Oriental Esca- pade. To end the year. Thespians held its annual May Banquet honoring its new members and presenting the Thespian awards. Thespians went all out for their Oriental Escapade. T 45 FRONT ROW: Sharon Krass; Carol Kane; Jane Wilson; Sharon enbach; Mary Kay Murrison; Donna Feldman; Lyndelle Murd Keller, Points Chairman; Diane Farlow, Historian; Sam Piper; phy; Mr. BankS, Sponsor. ROW 3: Chris Hoffman; Dave Judy Hisson, Denise Zeiser, Secretary; Kim Wilcox; Roz Harrell; Gary Kramig; Joe Kuhns; Mike Gerbus; Paul Rogers; Atkinson; Terri Rally; Rick DeVore. ROW 2: Howard Gam- Ron Johnson; Steve Quinn; Sandy Spieser; Jane Chchran; brel; John Wickliffe; Steve Frey; Don Meyers, Dick Bacovin; Donna Helms, Kevin McHugh; Sue Lockwood; Jeannette Lotz; Kathy Neid- mpm m Wow Pm The final touch. 46 I . .K 4; 1r- 5- X xxl . -:-.t La. Sing Out N.C.H. was a big hit. . P 7 C493? 7 I New Members - FRONT ROW; Carol Whitehouse, Janet Henson, Sharon Reisiger, Martha Frantz. Linda Ratcliffe. ROW 2: Rick Flischel. Steve Hinshaw, Gary Burlage. Terry Newlove. Honor Socety inducted new members. 47 ...: :- ' .7 K; FRONT ROW: Cheryl Beckman; Bonnie Urban; Sue Federbush; Karen Brockman; Bobbie Wolf. ImeI-Club; Sandy Spieser, Treasurer; Mrs. Bratburd, Sponsor; Sharon Keller, President; Jo- Ann Humphreys, Vice-President; Carol Weic- hold, Secretary; Pam McAllister; Shirley Snyder. ROW 2; Betsy Humphreys, Donna Schmadel, Posters add color to the School. Svea Sjodahl, Bonnie Schenk; Kathy Neiden- bach, Diane Manthey, Pat Henry, Kim Wilcox, Linda Chattos, Etta Wambsgans, Donna Unger- i buehler, Marilyn Wilkens. ROW 3: Sandy l Hommens, Linda Langmeier, Penny Green, I Gayle Ruff, Debbie Bryant, Julie Huttenmiller, . Sue Lockwood, Kathy Mahaffey, Pattie Jenkins, ' Carol Peters, Diane Losacker. ROW 4: Don Blackwell, Diane DeVore. Claudia Matsn, Barb Friedrich. Sharon Hardy, Leslie Glick, Vicky Butler, Gloria Broomfield, Diane Mardis, Sue Francloni, Becky Watson. ROW 5: Judy Ryan, 11:15 Smith, Cindy McChristian, Jim McArthur, Renate Tallman, Rhonda Smith. Nancy Wein- gart, Barb Atkins, Diane Sess, Sandy Henley. ROW 6: Joe Kuhns. Tom Matthews, Mike Thinnes, Ron Johnson, Gary Kramig. Jim Gar- rard. Martha Frantz, Marcia Theile, Debbie Kahle. Pep OEub Boosts school Meade In Pep Club decorated for the Sports Banquet. : . Ir? x i :RONT ROW: Debbie Sheets, Sharon Tumey, Cris Hoffman, Sally Benson, Janet Henson, .inda Stimson, Bonnie Martin, Vicky Puthoff, hail Shepherd, Linda Newman. ROW 2: Mar- ia Jones, Gena McDaniel. Evie Bush. Carolyn luff, Peggy Weingarmer, Linda Ratcliffe. Jen- ifer Vehr, Vicki Vaughn, Gail Blevins, Becky need. Jeanine Weis. ROW 3: Kris Weis. lancy Brockman, Sharon Neidenbach, Vickie 'hinnes. Nancy Dempster, Carolyn Tasset, Take school spirit, good sportsmanship, and enthusiasm. Add support of the athletic teams, and you've got a Pep Club member. As one of the largest and most active organizations in the school, Pep Club fulfills its weekly tasks of making posters, selling programs, and decorat- ing goal posts, as well as its annual projects of planning and sponsoring Homecoming, Player Appreciation Day, Coronation, Sports Banquets. cheering contests, and money-making projects. All students, grade seven through twelve, are invited to join Pep Club and support the teams by aiding the cheerleaders. Bev Dillon, Pat Foster, Lynn Ryan, Linda Benzinger, Jackie Mueller. ROW 4; Patti Funke, Linda Runke, Pat Hyde. Paula Berger. Heather Tobergta, Lalee Knothe, Shelly Quinn, Cindy Kresser, Carol Schroth, Belinda Moore, Cindy Kramer. ROW 5: Pam Nielsen, John McArthur, Brian Pickens, Carolyn Wherry, Mona Leienberger. Gaye Atkinson, Treva Thinnes, Pat Brundige, Lynn Theders, Roberta Ackret. 49 50 The German and Spanish Clubs endeavored to promote interest in the culture and history of the Ger- man- and Spanish-speaking nations. German Club sent packages to N.C.H. soldiers in Vietnam and supported the WCET fund drive. Spanish Club had a visitor from Mexico, Miguel Palacios. Miguel stayed with the Ingram family during the Christmas holidays. In all, German and Spanish Clubs finished another year of service to their school. FRONT ROW: Carol Frisby, Jenny In- gram, Karen Brockman, Treasurer;Chery1 Cutter, President; Nancy Brockman, In- ter-Club; Sally Benson, Secretary; Sherry Syders, Debbie Kahle. ROW 2: Sandy Stevens, Linda McCracken, Becky Wat- son. Lucy Ceddia, Marilyn Wilkins, Di- ane 8653, Diana Mardis, Jeanin Wcis, Mr, Vidas, Sponsor. ROW 3: Tom Haber. Barb Smithson, Ann Wickliffe, Rhonda tow dubs L! E X . FRONT ROW: John Specht, Vice-Presi- dentgtDennis Rogers, Treasurer; Don Haase, President; Jane Cochran, Secre- tary; Marcia Theile, Inter-Club; Mrs. Sikic, Sponsor. ROW 2: Tim Mitchell, Burke Brush, Jay Brush, Linda Stimson, Heather, Tobergta, Diane DeVore, Jane Osterwisch, Jo Hinshaw. ROW 3: Rich- Owaha lamest mmgwwn .Mi . ard Hoffmann, Mike Slaughter. Mike Rownd, Steve Hinshaw, Rick Flischel, Linda Ratcliff, Linda Newman, Martha Frantz. ROW 4: Paul Moore, David Krouse, Dan Maier, Steve Noll, Gary Bartlow, Greg Walston, Steve Sjodahl, Kathy Neidenbach. ku Smith, Vicky Puthoff, Paula Berger, Bonnie Schenk, Pat Henry, Jane Wilson. ROW 4; David Bokelman, Charles Engel- hardt, Allan Bokelman, David Chattos, Dennis Amlung, Terry Stephens, Jay 111- gram, SteveQuinn, Mark Czarnecki. ROW 5: Tom Dillon, Dennis EhIhardt, Steve Hester, janet Henson, Kris Hoff- man, Bev Dillon, Lynn Ryan, Howard Gambriel, Greg Hester. Miguel told of his homeland. FRONT ROW: Jo Hinshaw. Program Chairman; Roz At- Lydia Buck, Debbie Moschel, Mary Kay Murrison, kinson, Secretary; Barb Smithson, President; Sharon Donna Petty, Jane Osterwisch, Diane Sess, Jenny Ingram. Keller, Vice-President; George Smedley, Treasurer; MISSING: Sponsors Mrs. Honchei and Mrs. Tuttle. Don Haase. Inter-Club. ROW 2: Mark Czarnecki. Fm Heaps TOITMEwIZuhxw Edam The North College Hill Future Teachers of America Club completed another year of helping its members to become better prepared for their future role as teachers. Many local a teachers assisted in this program by speaking to F.T.A. mem- bers about their own personal experiences as teachers and by explaining the troubles a teacher may have to meet. F.T.A. be I, members also gained some insight into the teaching profession by regularly observing Junior High classes. In all, the knowl- edge they have gained this year will remain with them, and they will have a better understanding of the profession they will be entering. SI 52 The North College Hill Red Cross Coun- cil is a volunteer service organization with almost unlimited fields of service. At North College Hill last year. the Red Cross raised funds for the Youth Service, filled disaster kits, and made a scrapbook depict- ing school activities. These were sent to foreign countries to create a better under- standing among the youth of the world. Several of the students in Red Cross were also very active in the Greater Cincinnati Council and gave many hours of service to institutions needing their help. FRONT ROW: Mr. Mason, Sponsor; Debbie Bryant, President; Gayle Ruff, Sec- retaIy-Treasurer; Diane Foley, Vice President. FRONT ROW: Sharon Keller, Gayle Ruff, Carol Weichold, Pam McAllister, Cheryl Beck- man, Sue Federbush. ROW 2: Debbie Bryant, Pat Droppel- man, Melody Snyder, Linda f; ! a; Y I l ROW 2: Kathy Neiden- bach, Roxanne Payne. Linda Ratcliff, Jennifer Vehr. Chattes, Karen Atkinson, Jean- nette Lotz. ROW 3: Janet Henson, Nancy Dempster. Debbie Sheets, Linda Benzin- gel, Roxanne Payne, Carol Whitehouse. ROW 4-: Shelley Quinn. Paula Berger, Linda Stimson, Mary Bingham, Joy Turner, Treva Thinnes. ROW 5: Sandy Medcalf, Debbie Bode, Vicki Vaughn, Diane Cooper, Cindy Maxwell, Mark Goldman, Sandy Safnad. ROW 6: Bruce Plummer, Brian Pick- ens, Ned Goldman, Gaye At- kinson. MISSING: Mrs. Lakonen, Sponsor. The Health Career Club of North College Hill High School was organ- ized to interest students in such various professions in the field of health as nursing, dentistry, and medicine. Under the sponsorship of Mason, the club was reactivat- ed this year to help students pre- pare for their future careers. The Social Science Club was a new- comer to N. C. H. High School last year. It was organized to promote in- terest in foreign relations and in current political and historical events. Any student who was taking a high School social studies course and maintaining a C in all classes was eligible for mem- bership. The activities of the year in- cluded debates and discussions on polit- ical probiems of interest to the students, FRONT ROW: Karen Brockman, Bryant, Jane Cochran, Carol Frisbyt Ted Salt, Vice President; Shawn ROW 3: Jim Bayer, Dale Czar- Webster, President; Barry Aht, necki, Shannon Womet, Ken Suer. Interclub; Jo Hinshaw. ROW 2: Missing: Kim Wilcox, Secretary- Barbara Smithson, Sharon Keller, treasurer; Mr. Ansberry, Sponsor, Gayle Ruff, Sandy Spieser, Debby Rockabrg Highkghts em dub saws The North College Hill High School Science 56 1 z I I f Club is an organization Open to all students in Q t ' . h . 3 ' grades 7-12 who have special interests in any of i F , a 3 The organization is designed to provide its members with a more specialized study of a particular phase of science than normal class time will permit. Furthermore, the club ata tempts to acquaint members with the many careers available in science, as many of the members exhibit both talent and aspirations in these areas. In the 1966-67 school year, Science Club had as its major activity a detailed study of model rocketry. This study included the theory and development of rockets and was culminated f the vast number of scientific fields, : . L; . 3 7 $ ' f by the construction and launching of various small models. . t , Science Club also had 1000,19 attendance at a ' - J . recent field trip to Xavter University's biology FRONT ROW: JOhH Wickliffe- Jim FUSCheL DOD H8358. Burke laboratory where Father peters showed and dis- Treasurer; Walter Fasokd, Prev Brush, Steve Sjodahl, Mark cussed his work in animal electricity. Peri- idem; John SPBChI. Vice Ptes- Maskulka. Missing: Mr. MC' ident. ROW 2: David Kraus, Manis, Sponsor. odic field trips and guest lecturers were among the club's favorite activities. 54 Cheryl Beckman, Karen Brockman. Sharon Keller, Bonnie Urban, Ron Johnson, Sam Piper, Gloria Kunstman, Sandy Spieser. xv? p ' 'Li nth. .- Sherry Syders, Connie Henson, Miss Reche, Linda Stimson, Carol Frisby. AVA Assad; Teaclms lw W ngWw FRONT ROW: Don Kiehborth, Bob Smith. Kevin McHugh, Paul Rogers, Vice-Presidem; Don Myers, President; Dave Sarver. Rick DeVore. ROW 2: Jerome Smith, Steve Klaus. Mike Gerbus, John Hinderly, Rick Leen. Greg Weston. ROW 3: Mr. Logsdon. Sponsor; Charles Dohme, Carl Ruehlman, Dan Gerbus, Gary Myers. 55 FRONT ROW: Paula Berger, Vicki Butler, Donna Petrie, Judy I-Iissom. ROW 2: Terry Newlove, Debby Moschel, Sherri Syders, Steve Noll, Sandy Spieser, Martha Frantz, Gary Bartlo'w, Tim Mitchell, Ron Chappell, Wayne Maxwell, Rita Hambrick. ROW 3: Nancy Thiess, Lynn Everything must be perfect for a performance. Ryan, Jane Osterwisah, Debbie Butler, Mike Ellerbusch, Barb Best, Dave Kraus, Tadd Franke, Jerry McDaniel, Rick Madill, Steve Shives, Walter Fasold, Merritt Smith, Gary Thieman. Bill Maier, George Smedley. The Band played at concerts and assemblies throughout the year. ROW 4: Mr. Hissom, Director; Sam Piper, John Nort- man, Gordon Uhlenbrock, Tom Franklin, Martin Heineke, Ed Jones, Marvin Rhodes, Fred Benzinger, Mark HameISh 1y, Glen Kelsey, Tom Dillon, Mark Maskulka, John BAND OFFICERS: George Smedley, Treasurer; Judy Hissom, President; Jack Verdin, Vice-President; Sandy Speiser, Secretary; John Love, Student Director. Love, Mark Czarnecki, John Wickliffe, Rick Flischel, Jack Verdin, Bob Lell, Keith Williams. MISSING: Diane Carr, Carl Smith, Roger Carr, Lowell Howell, Pierre Williams, Dick Bacovin. Band Qwiugs Ow Under the excellent direction of Mr. Hissom, the NCH Senior Band plays an important role in maintaining the spirit of the School. Whether at a football game, parade, or concert, the band adds a certain sparkle to complement the occasion. Even though learning to play an in- strument is hard work, the band members are rewarded for their efforts. The band ended its program by playing for Commencement. 57 PEP BAND FRONT ROW: 5am Piper, Steve N011, Terry Newlove, Mark Hamersly. ROW 2: George Smedley, Gary Thieman, Merritt Smith, Wayne Maxwell. ROW 3: Bill Maier, Tadd Franke, John Love, Keith Williams, Jack Verdin. Pep Band helped to create enthusiasm at basketball games, TROJANAIRES FRONT ROW: Terry Newlove, Wayne Maxwell, Rick Flischel, Jack Verdin, Fred Benzinger, Debby Moschel, Tadd Franke, Mr. Hissom, ROW 3: JOhD Love, George Smedley, Merritt Director. ROW 2: Bob Lell, Keith Williams, Smith, Bill Maier, Judy Hissom. 58 FRONT ROW: Cindy Maxwell, Barbara Heitz, Linda Green. Barbara Helms, Judy Meinken, Linda Woods. ROW 2: Mr. Hissom, Barb Love. Carolyn Wherry, Debbie Cooper, Connie Leopold, Janet Whitehouse, Diane Cooper, Vickie Vaughn, Brenda Mills, Danny Kelsey, Sylvia Stockmeier, Debbie Bode, Robert Bur- well, Terry Friedrich, Richard Emerson. ROW 3: Steve Price, Robert Ungerbuehler, Mike Thiess, Bill Newman, INorman Vehr, Jim Flischel, David Matthews. Steve Witham, Mark Wilfert, Jay Blum, George Faulkner, Rick Wilcox, Ken McLean. ROW 4: Joey Hughes, Jim Bessier, David Boyd, Dale Burton, Gary Smith, Mark Fothergill, Dan Curtis, Steve Dailey, Jon Dorfmeyer, Ken Flischel, Mark Noffke, Bruce Plummer, Allen Powell. David Kahle. MISSING: Vanessa Lukatz, Jerry Johnson, Mike Hendrix, Bill Beinke, Tom Hannen, Paul Hoffmann, Dan McGlothlin, Eric Heineke, Craig Foley, Ron Clark, Jim Felton. JWBMTW Pom WYM JUNIOR HIGH MAJORETTES . FRONT ROW: Barbara Heitz, Linda Green, Judy Meinken. Linda Woods, Barb Helms, Cindy Maxwell. Kim Wilcox, Sharon Neidenbach, Paula Berger, Kris Hoffman, Marcia Jones, Linda Chattos, Melody Snyder, Pat Droppelman, Gena McDaniel Sandy Spieser, Etta Wambsgans, Lyndelle Murphy, Gayle Ruff Cindy Kres- ser, Sue Fedrerbush, captain; Donna Ungerbuehler, Jean Riley, Diane DeVore, Denise Zeiser, Patti Jenkins, Ii. , SENIOR TROJANETTES: Lyndelle Mur- phy Gale Ruff, Sue Federbush, Sandy Spieser. 60 Trojanettes entertained the spectators at halftime of the Senior Night game. The Trojanettes, under the direction of Mrs. Hawtey, sponsor and Sue Federbush, captain, had another eventful year. The marched at most of the football games and at many basketball games, including Senior Night, where the Senior members were honored. The rounded out the year by marching at the Coney Band Festival and in the Memorial Day Parade, and the Mt. Healthy's sesquicentemlial parade and concert. MTmojaw Baud thwgb anothyu 390m SENIOR MAJORETTES: Bonnie Urban and Penny Green. The Trojan Majorettes started off their 1966-67 season leading the band in the 50 Year Celebration. Then came the football season that was somewhat jeopardized by bad weather, but they did manage to feature twirling fire on Band Night. In September they led the band through the crowded streets at Jackson Ohio's Apple Festival and per- formed during a band concert. Basketball season brought two half-time shows which were as much fun for the girls as the audience. After basketball season, there was a lapse of time until the tryouts for next years new Majorettes in May. They also performed with the band at Coney Island, partic- ipated in the Spring Concert, and brought the year to an end by leading the band in the annual Memorial Day Parade. DRUM MAJOR; Mark Czarneckj FRONT ROW; Peggy Weingartner. Bonnie Urban, Captain; Barb Best. ROW 2: Penny Green, Julie Hutteh- miller, Jackie Mueller. Majmettes M Dream Majoru bl 62 BM-Queb Rick Flischel was presented his citation cord by Mr. Hissom. Sue Federbush received a trophy for being selected Miss Congeniality. ABOVE: George Smedley received a trophy for being the Most Valuable Junior. LEFT: Band Presgdent Judy Hissom read a few Senior Band wills at the banquet. .. I h 'r'e 1?. 4t ' FRONT ROW: Judy Lang, Diane DeVore, Martha DaW1ey. Sharon Krass, Linda Pemberton, Sharon Tumey, Belinda Moore, Carol Schroth, Shelly Quinn, Trudy Pickens, Becky Watson, Susan Frandoni, Vicki Thinnes. Leslie Corston, Miss Shelton, Conductress. ROW 2: Jennie Kane, Mary Kay Murrison. Nancy Weingartner, Donna Feldman, Judy Hissom, Diane Ayers, Kathy CHORUS OFFICERS: Vicki Thinnes, Secretary-Treasurer; Kathy Neidenbach, President; Judy I-Iissom. Vice-President. A f h Neidembach, Donna Helms, Christine Hughes, Peggy Fasold, Diane Mardis, Karen Pfeffer, Beverly Voigt, Jane Cochran. ROW 3: Leslie Glick, Ruth Brunner, Dennis Newbold, Steve Sjodahl, Jim Garrard, Steve Quinn, Rick Burroughs, Owen Baltuth, Mark Czarnecki, Linda Stimson, Linda Nielsen, Carol Kane. The Chorus, comprised of Mixed En- semble, Girls' Ensemble, Boys' Glee Club, and Mixed Chrous, presented an autumn concert and a Christmas concert this year. The Chorus also participated in the musi- cals The Wizard of Oz and Babes in Arms. Chorus ended the year by singing at both Baccalaureate and Commencement. 63 FRONT ROW: Kathy Neidenbach. Becky Wat- Carol Whitehouse, Judy Hissom, Donna Feld- son, Martha Dawley, Leslie Corston. ROW 2: man, Diana Mardis, Karen Pfeffer. WMMWW Judy Lang, Accompauisl; Denny Newbold, Jim Sjodahla OWEN Baltuth, Mark Czarnecki- Garrard, Steve Quinn, Rick Burroughs, Steve 64 Min; 4 Miss Shelton presented the awards. Chorus practiced to Perfection. 65 66 67 68 FRONT ROW: Co-captains Bob Stolzenberger, Mike But- ler. ROW 2: John Matthews, Larry Westerfeld, Ron Johrr son, Dave Hey, Stan Thompson, Jim Garrard, Manager, ROW 3: Rick Scthadel, Dave Capal, Don Doxey, Ken Meier, Randy Smith, Albert Boyd, Mike Thinnes, Man- ager. ROW 4: Gary Butler, Bob Lell, Paul Newell, Bruce Pieper, Ron Simmons, Ed Clark, Elmer Hamilton, Manager. ROW 5: Buddy Irwin, CraigSmith, Harry 11x92 hwy, laniM' Coleman, Greg Butler, Rick Matson, Mark Angelo, Rick Finke. ROW 6: Rick Meeks, Matt Bishop, Steve Gar- rard, Steve Kuhns, Lloyd Wadi, Ted Callup, John Faulk- ner. ROW 7: Ed Weichold, Steve Caldwell, Denny Schlensker, Joe Sabato, Lee Zimmerman, Johnny prd. NOT SHOWN: Doug McDaniel, George Raise: and Managers Ernie Dallam, Tom Matthews, Larry Mitchell, Vansttg Ends Seasowwu'tlv 6-4 Record VARSITY RESULTS NCH OPP Milford 42 0 Taylor 28 26 Reading 4-2 6 Colerain 0 42 Harrison 12 0 Finneytown 14 27 Mt, Healthy 22 14 Oak Hills 12 20 Green Hills 12 0 Sycamore 14 26 Once again the 1966 Varsity football squad had a winning season. Their 6-4 record gave them 2nd place in the H. C.S.L. Mr. Kaladow and his able staff piloted the team through its triumphs and defeats. Quarterback Stan Thompson received the MVP award. run 2:: .-m,- ....;-,,..y With two previous champion- ships under their belts, the Trojan reserve team proved unbeatable for the second time ill three years. Though the Trojans suffered defeat in their last game of the season at Greenhills last year, they were determined to go all the way with an unblemished record this year. COACHES: Mr. Black, MI. French, Mr. McManis, Mr. Bartos, Mr. Kaladow. Mr. Cohen. WTQOIW ls UnMeatedx RESERVE RESULTS NCH OPP Aiken 60 0 Colerain 12 0 Harrison 66 6 Finneytown 12 6 Mt. Healthy 8 0 Oak Hills 22 6 Greenhills Gorfeio 7 0 Ready. . . WRESTLEI i, . '1 u ', I M '3 ' Hugh's. P? f' i 't 1 1 i l I Traditional bonfire lifts School spirit before first home game. 70 ' TOP: Hey, what are these things on my shoes? BOTTOM: Trojans struggle to stop a drive. Coach Kaladow contemplates his next move. 7! 72 FRONT ROW: Gary Meyer, Dan Chattos, Rick Burroughs, Willie Boyd, Marvin Rawls, Ed Raiser, Willie Wooten, ROW 2: Mr. Bartos, Coach; Mike Doherty, Charlie Bush, FROS H RESU LTS Amelia MI. Healthy Harrison Colerain Fairfield White Oak Oak Hills Tom McArthur, Jim Seals, Ken Thinnes, Dan Clinks- dale, Wendall Parks, Ed Jones, Jeff Salt, Manager. mu szsk lw 4th Pam NCH 24 14 20 OPP 12 18 24 24 12 14 The Freshman team ended the season with a 2-5 record. This gave them the 4th place in the league. Although they didn't win many games, the boys gained valuable experience needed in the future. The team spirit stayed high throughout the season, and the boys never did give up. The team was coached by Mr. Bartos. FRONT ROW: Jeff Hargis, Ken Flischel. Rick Wilcox, Mark Noffke, Bill Newman, Paul Hoffman, Norman Vehr, Rick Norman, George Faulkner, Bruce Plummer, Rick Chattos. ROW 2: Steve Witham. Jim Flischel, Dean Smith, Steve Slattery, Mike Rawls, Craig Stone, Ron Clark, Leon Fitzgerald, James Felton, Jeff Frondorf, The Junior High football team got off E0 a slow start this season, losing their first game to Delhi. However, they bounced back to win their remaining games, giving them a 3-1 record. The team was scheduled to play 7 games, but weather permitted only'4 to take place. Mr. Cohen and Mr. McManis coached the squad this year. JR. HIGH RESULTS NCH OPP Delhi 0 12 Colerain 8 0 Springmeier 30 0 White Oak 18 6 Randy Kramer. ROW 3: Mike Hargis, Manager; Mike Helligrath, Dan Curtis, Dave Staub, Steve Hebensueit, Paul Klusmeir, Phil Goldman, Roger Brown, Bob Par- sons, Ken McLean, Mr. Cohen, Coach. NOT SHOWN: Dave Blair, Mr. McManis, Coach. Junior High team played under extreme conditions. 73 74 Westerfeld is stopped at the forty yard line. RIGHT: Thompson breaks away again. BELOW: It takes more than one to bring a Trojan down.I LEFT: Coach Bartos speaks at the Football Banquet. BELOW: Dave Hey receives his award from Mr. Black. LEFT TOP: Coach Kaladow presents a pennant to Larry Westerfeld. LEFT BOTTOM: Mike Butler receives his award and is congratulated by Mr. Kaladow, 75 76 4 FRONT ROW: Gary Gausman, Bob Jones, Rick Dawley, Ron Simmons, Mr. Rush, Coach. ROW 2: Owen Thomas, Ted Sutton, Ken Meier, Gary Butler. ROW 3: Don Kas- ten, John Bitter, Tom Jensen. NOT SHOWN: Gary Franklin. CoaclvRusthEotsTwwtothaudng 9mm VARSITY RESU LTS St. Bernard Mt. Healthy Simon Kenton Oak Hills Fairfield St. Bernard Aiken Little Miami Taylor Colerain Harrison Finneytown Dayton Roth Greenhills Lockland hOTh Little Miami Wyoming Reading NCH 75 7'7 79 6'7 71 '76 86 69 100 66 66 55 67 84 72 6'7 83 82 OPP 87 72 69 78 81 64 69 92 '74 81 62 72 81 70 '76 64 85 69 The North College Hill Varsity basketball team fin- ished the season with a 10-8 record under Coach Ralph Rush. The team was led by Gary Franklin, who was high score: in the H. C. S. L, Western Division. He also broke the school record for points scored in one game. In a game against Reading, Franklin tapped the old mark of 36 as he scored 41 points. Coach Rush is opti- mistic about his team next season as many players will return, .r .--4 .n. n IRESERVE RESULTS NCH SL Bernard 58 Mr. Healthy 55 Simon Kenton 44 Oak Hills 31 Fairfield 65 St. Bernard 36 Aiken 53 Little Miami 54 Taylor 64 4, 4, OP? 33 44 87 50 64 26 46 38 22 FRONT ROW: Greg Butler, Rick Flischel, Steve Hinshaw, Harry Coleman. ROW 2: Matt Bishop, Rick Sabrowsky, RESERVE RESU LTS Colerain Harrison Finneytown Dayton Roth Greenhills Lockland Little Miami Wyoming Reading Albert Boyd, Mr. Blanford, .Coach. ROW 3: Lee Zim- merman, Steve Dempster, Mark Angelo, Don Simmons. NCH 4'? 65 31 54 60 53 54 50 48 OPP 45 33 42 49 44 48 39 64 54 Under the coaching of Mr. Blanford, the N. C. 1-1. reserve team had a very successful season. They had a 14-4 record, getting two of the four losses in the last two games of the season. The varsity is looking forward to ob- taining the reserve starters for next season, 77 Angelo shoots from the corner. Franklin blocks a shot. nu II'IW Simmons in crowded out. Jensen drives the lane. 78 LEFT: Franklin lays another one in. BELOW: Mr. Rush calls a conference. Reserve team scores two. 79 4 80 3:11: vex COACHES: 7th - Mr. Cohen, Freshmen - MI. McManis, Varsity - Mr. Rush, 8th - Mr. Schnauber, Reserve - Mr. Blanford. AG V5 , g5??? V 5M Jensen tips one in! Managers: FRONT ROW - Vincent Jackson. ROW 2 - Bruce Wagers, Dennis Landmeier. ROW 3 - John Boyd, Joe Sabato, Russ Adkins. Simmons makes an easy two. Owen goes up for the tip. Tom goes high to shoot. PRES HMA N RES ULTS Reading MI. Healthy Glenview Harrison Roger Bacon Princeton Colerain White Oak Three Rivers Deerpark Oak Hills MkFMvaeoondxiwngw NCH 47 27 41 45 28 4O 42 3'7 39 37 34 OPP 33 35 43 24 43 3'7 33 28 22 39 32 The Freshman Basketball Team, coached by Mr. McManis, had a fine season this year. They ended the season with a 5-1 league rec- 0rd. which brought them second place. Their overall record was 7-4. In all, the boys looked very promising. 82 FRONT ROW: Nathaniel Sheppard, Jim Flischel, Leon Kleman, Manager; Thomas Taylor, Chuck Moore, Jon Fitzgerald, Steve Hebenstreit. ROW 2: Mr. Schnaubet, Dorfmeyer, Paul Klusmeier, Mike Burwell. NOT Coach; Wayne Franklin, Greg Richardson, Fred Welhelm, SHOWN: Stan Bradley. Dean Smith, Brad Pfirman, Manager. ROW 3: Steve Eighth Gwdw Champs Take Towwamnophg EIGHTH GRADE RESULTS NCH OPP The eighth grade baksetbail team had a fine season this year, ending with an 11-1 record. This brought ME. Healthy 57 35 them first place in their league. With the fine coach- Three Rivers 4? 44 ing of Mr. Schnauber, this team also won the Delhi Twenhofel 42 26 Invitational Tournament. The trophy from this tourna- Delhi 49 40 ment is pictured above. All boys tried their best through- Princeton 50 41 out the season. Colerain 38 2'7 Bridgetown 30 26 White Oak 36 38 Princeton 4-8 41 Delhi 4-4 3'7 Harrison 55 22 Springmeyer 61 42 FRONT ROW: Mr. Cohen, Coach; Daryl Pieper, Ken Flischel, Duane Friedrich, Randy Kramer, Gary Hedges. ROW 2: Bob Kollenberg, Manager; Paul Riehle, Tom Thiess, Mike Foster, Tom Hannon, Steve Collins. Manager. ROW 3: Dick Taylor, Steve Cole, Don Amann. Rick Wilcox, Willie Stewart. WWWW SEVENTH GRADE RES ULTS Bridge town White Oa k Prince ton Delhi Colerain Prince ton Springmeier NCH OFF 25 25 29 33 25 28 40 Although the 7th Grade Basketball Team did not win any games this year, the boys gained much valuable experience. They learned how to work together as a team and how to remain good sports at all times. This experience will no doubt help them in future years as basketball players. 83 FRONT ROW: Stan Thompson, Bob Jones, Vincent Jack- son. Ed Clark, Ron Simmons, Elmer Hamilton, Mike Butler, Kevin McHugh, Manager. ROW 2: Al Boyd, VARSITY RESULTS Roger Bacon Hughes Colerain Woodward Mt. Healthy Lincoln Heights Oak Hills St. Bernard Taylor Lincoln Heights Harrison Finneytown Gary Gausman, Dave Capal, Ken Meier. Tom Jensen, Dave Hey, Mike Noschang, Sandy Spieser, Scorekeeper; Mr. Bartos, Coach. Vstch Has 5-7 9mm NCH pmmomr-I-Po i-' O 010103 OPP HvF-UWOO 1 H .33 mNyP-NOOl-JDO The Varsity Baseball Team had one of its best seasons in quite a while. Although they got off to a slow start, the boys ended the season in grand style, winning 4 of their 5 final games. Their record for the season was 5-7. They also won one tournament game, downing Monroe 3-2. However, they lost the second one to Princeton, 3-0. FRONT ROW: Dennis Ehrhardt, John Boyd, Marvin Rawls, Craig Smith, Dave Dziech, Dave Chattos, Steve Hinshaw. Greg Hester. Manager. ROW 2: Dan Chattos, Steve RESERVE RESULTS LaSalle MI. Healthy Harrison Colerain Oak Hills LaSalle Finueytown Finneytown Moeller Western Hills Noffke. Gary Salyers. Tom Lachenman, Rick Sabrowsky. Dennis Schlensker, Rick Filike, Steve Gatrard, Mr. Mc- Manis, Coach. Rmmham Looks waisfmg NCH NQMHN to MPG; OPP ll ww poem 6303 The Reserve Baseball Team had a mediocre season this year, winding up with a 4-54 record. The one tie came in a game with LaSalIe which had to be called because of darkness. The score was 11-11 after 9 innings of play when the game was halted. The boys didn't get 10 play quite a few of their games this year, but they fought hard in the ones the Weather did permit. 85 n Mike misses a high, hard one. Coach Bartos looks tense. Ken connects with a low one. 86 m. - Capal rounds third after belting a homer. ABOVE: A word of advice from the coach. LEFT: Ron swings hard at a curve. 87 FRONT ROW: Dennis Goedl, Larry Westerfeld, Greg Taylor, Randy Smith, Ernie Dallam, John Bitter, Gary Franklin, Joe Kuhns, Lee Zimmerman, Bruce Piepet, Lloyd Wadl. ROW 2: Mr. Logsdon, Coach; TomMat- thews, Bob Lell, Dan Gerbus, Rick Flischel, Charlie Bush, Dan Tumey, Wayne Maxwell, Tibby Booth, Willie Wooten, John Hihdrey, Jeff Salt. TwobTeam Bucks MW W This year the Trojan track team had one of its best seasons yet. The team won three trophies which were presented to the school to show for their effort. The Varsity, led by co-captains Larry Westerfeld and Randy Smith, placed second in both the Knights of Columbus and the Lockland Relays and third in the Getmantown Invitational Track Meet. Many fine individual efforts combined with team effort helped the Trojans plaee high in the area standings. Senior Larry Wester- feld, voted Most Valuable Participant on the track team, con- tributed many points to the team score in the meets with his fine running and broad jumping. In the K. of C. relays he finished second in the 440 yd. dash and in Lockland he teamed with Denny Goedl to finish first in the broad jump. At Germantown, Larry was the outstanding participant as he broke three meet records. He was also voted the most valuable participant in this meet. At Hamilton at the County Suburban League Track Meet he set two league records ane he tied the record in the 440 yd. dash. Junior Gary Franklin set a new school record in the high jump with a 6 ft. 1 in. effort. The sprint medley relay team. containing Randy Smith, Willie Wooten, Tibby Booth. and Larry Westerfeld, placed first at Lockland. Tom Matthews broke the poie vault record as he jumped 11 ft. 3 in. at the H.C.S.L. Meet. The reserve team looks promising as it also had a fine season. 88 Westy and one of his many trophies. Willie can't quite make it. Larry pours on the speed. Randy takes his rum in the relays. Hurdlers warm up before meet. FRONT ROW: Dave Staub, Jon Dorfmeyer, Paul Klus- streit, Ron Clark, Mark Goldman, Jim Flischel, Craig meier, Chuck Moore, Dean Smith, Dave Thomas, Ken Foley, Willie Stewart, Mike Raxvls, Jim Bryant, Ken McLean, Dan McGlothin, Doug Amann. ROW 2: Mr. Collins. Black, Coach; Ken Flischel, Jim McArthur, Steve Heben- Jru. 1-!ngme PM Good Seasow The Junior High Track Team had a very succeSSful season this year. Coached by Mr. Black, the boys won four out of five of their meets. one of them being the Country Day Invitational Track Meet. Several records were set this year by various boys. and Ron Clark was voted Most Valuable Participant. In all, the boys look very promising. Qfxx 6' 90 i Jim Burwell. Mike Thinnes. Gary Bartlow, Charles Coffman, Ron Riley. Gilbert, Mr. Kunkel, Coach; Dave Freking. Ron GWTWWM 9m lw League Gilbert hits out of the sand trap. The Golf team, coached by Mr. Kunkel, had a very successful season as they finished with 8 wins and 5 losses. Their record in the Hamilton County Suburban League was an encouraging 5-2, which was good for second place. In the Western Hamilton Tournament they placed second and in the District Tournament the team took seventh. The lowest nine hole score was a 37 by Charles Gilbert, who shared medalist honors with Mike Thinnes. The team will lose Ronald Coffman, who graduated, but next year's team looks very promising. 9I 92 VARSITY FRONT ROW: Carol Weichold, Debbie Sheets. The cheerleaders went all out to boost school spirit. Evie Bush. ROW 2: Carolyn Ruff; Cheryl Beck- man, Captain. JUNIOR HIGH: Carolyn Wherry, Treva Thinnes, Gaye Atkinson, Mona Leienberger, Captain; Pam Cooper. -v if, ...... .,;,,,7;.-:$ .4 - RESERVE ' FRONT ROW: Gloria Broomfield, Captain. ROW 2; Vicki Butler, Barb Atkins. ROW 3; Barb Friedrich. FRESHMEN FRONT ROW; Sharon Hardy. ROW 2: Heather Tobergta, ROW 3: Claudia Matsou, Leslie Glick, Belinda Moore. 93 94 .. .- wiri. , 1.. w.a.r.m-..-. 78-7 , FRONT ROW: Carol Frisby, Treasurer; Linda Meyers, Vice-Presidem; Karen Swisher, President; Martha Frautz. Inter-Club; Eva Fltzgerald. Secretary. ROW 2: Chris Marshall, Lucy Ceddia, Kathy Mahaffey, Patty Jenkins, Debby Bryant, Nancy Hunter, Diane 8833, Sandy Stevens, Marilyn Smith, Brenda Burton. ROW 3.- Jenny Ingram, Kathy Albrecht, Carolyn Hoffman, Jane Cochran, Becky Watson, Nancy Weingart, Vickie Carr, Brenda Clark, Iohnetta Broomfield, Kathleen Felton. ROW 4: Janet Norwood. Geraldine Murray, Pat Henry, Kim Wilcox, Leslie Corston, Martha Dawley, Diana Mardis, Gail Blevins. 64A Pwmotes Phgswab Fm The Girls' Athletic Association is always busy. Its members, girls in grades nine through twelve, partici- pate in Volleyball, basketball. tumbling, and softball. They play both iutramurally and interscholastically, increasing their skill, fitness, and sportsmanship. Look at that style! :m -..........,a........ n... r . tfudu- .: Carolyn Hoffman received her Senior key, GAA '5 highest award. Karen Swisher installed her successor as President. Where 'd it go? 95 98 , rum .. Noth College Hill's eighth homecoming took place on October 21, The evening's activities began with a parade featuring all of the floats. At halftime of the football game the floats, following the theme of Our American Heritage , were judged. Also, our new queen, Sharon Kel- ler was crowned by Donna Luehrs, last year's queen, Afterwards, there was the Stars and Stripes dance honoring Sharon, music provided by Lord Jeff and the Peasants. The Senior float Track Em Down brought them second place. The Sophomore's Musket a Victory shot them to third place. The Juniors flew right to first place with Fly Wright to Victory. BELOW: The Freshmen had Westward Ho to Victory as their theme. The Junior-High's theme was Ring Out A Victory . 99 1 966- 1 967 f00 o CLOCKWISE: SENIOR, Sharon Keller; FRESHMAN, Gayle Ruff; JR. HIGH, Karen Brockman; JUNIOR, Cheryl Beckman; SOPHOMORE, Carol Weichold; MIDDLE, Donna Luehrs, last year's queen. IOI IOZ The coronation brought both smiles and tears. rm ' Students and alumni alike enjoyed themselves at the dance. l03 The good witch of the North blesses Dorothy, an im: gr CAST Dorothy ---------- Judy Lang Scarecrow --------- Sam Piper Tinman --------- Steve Shives Lion --------- Richard Bacovin Good Witch - - - - Kathy Neidenbach Wicked Witches ----- Portia Cutler Shirley Jennings Mary Kay Murrison Wizard -------- Kevin McHugh Aunt Em -------- Martha Frantz Uncle Henry ------ Jerry Beshears Joe, 2! farmhand ----- Dennis Day Tibia -------- Lyndelle Murphy Lord Growlie ------ Mike Noshang Munchkin Mayor - - - Dave Harrell l04 ABOVE: Dorothy and friends follow the yellow-brick road, RIGHT: Presenting the Great Oz! IHJIHH lllD - . r1 ' Hlu n. I05 l06 This year's Christmas program was truly filled with the Christmas spirit. The program included a presentation of The Match Girl and Dickeu's The Christmas Carol, several choral readings, the story of the Christmas tree, a dance by the Trojanettes. and appropriate music by the band. These presen- tations were both enjoyable and meaningful, and added to everyone's enjoyment of the Christmas season. LEFT: Bah! Humbug! BELOW: NCH's own band of angels. The speech class presented a choral reading of Twas the Night Before ChrisLmas. l07 Hb-Y-Teems Pm Soft music provided the background for an enjoyable evening. l08 CANDIDATES: FRONT ROW - Elaine Thompson, Mike Noschang. MIDDLE ROW - Diane Manthey, Karen Brockman, Io Hin- shaw, Mary Kay Murrison. BACK ROW - Joe Kuhns, Craig Meyer, Larry Mit- chell, Ernie Dallam. Last year's queen and king - Linda Jenkins and Dennis Heitz 109 Cowmtiow 67 Coronation '67 was held on February fourth. The festivities took place during half-time of the basket- ball game . Last year's king and queen crowned their predecessors, Carol Weichold and Tom Jensen, amid a suspenseful atmosphere. An after-the-game dance, sponsored by G.A.A . , topped off an exciting evening WWWWMWTMJW H0 W SOPHOMORES - Kris Hoffman, Steve Dempster; JUNIORS - Card Peters. Ron Simmons; Julie Huttenmiller, Ken Meier; SENIORS - Carol Weichold, Tom Jensen; Sue Federbush, Don Kasten; FRESHMEN ' Cindy Kresser, Charlie Bush; Belinda Moore, Ken Thinnes; SOPHOMORES - Nancy Dempster. Mark Angelo. The Ha ditional kiss, and happiness. i- l, ...I t o. w- , 1 way , ' N 4' K . , , y. - - A - .9 .... b ' L NJu; A 1 Last year's queen and king, Lynn VonderAhe c3: Gary Beroset. Only tears can express such happiness. ll2 The excitement's all over at last. Coronation produces mixed emotions. A lot of preparation is needed for such a big affair. H3 ll4 UNFAiIE Emu fotungp, 1.245015 m; rui Coraline? :scym Candidates were: Jack Verdin, Bonnie Urban, Judy Hissom, John Love, Sue Lynn Ryan and Mark Hamersly DJ'ed the dance. Federbush, and Sam Piper, Everyone wants to help pick the records. ll5 H6 CHARGE! We're very proud of the twelve men buried in our basement. I won't tell on you if you'll co-operate with me. CAST Abby Brewster ------- Mary Kay Murrison Rev. Dr. Harper ---------- Steve Frey Teddy Brewster --------- Gary Thieman Officer Brophy --------- Mark Czarnecki Officer Klein ---------- Bill Dempster Martha Brewster --------- Sandy Spieser Elaine Harper ---------- Denise Zeiser Mortimer Brewster -------- Larry Mitchell Mr. Gibbs ------------ Rick Burroughs Jonathan Brewster --------- Fred Wymore Dr. Einstein ----------- George Gaspar Mr. Spenalzo and Mr. Hotchkins --------- Mike Hargis Officer O'Hara --------- Kevin MEHugh Lt. Rooney ------------ Mike Spradlin Mr. Witherspoon ---------- Steve Quinn We can't call off the funeral! 'Killing off lonely old men is just one of our charities. ll7 ll8 Mr. Banks was always around to give advice. The chorus joined in for the finale. Mary Kay gives a little motherly advice. Make -up anyone? Gary and Kim make a fine team. I19 l20 How did I get into this? CAST Press Agent ---------------- Steve Frey Terry Thompson - - - - .. - ----- Denise Zeiser Gus Field -------------- Gary Thieman Peter ----------------- Owen Baltuth Betty ---------------- Martha Dawley Bob ------------------- Roger Carr Libby ------------ - - - - -Leslie Corston Ann ----------------- Sue Lockwood Don ------------------ Dave Harrell Nancy ----------------- Carol Peters Valentine White ------------ Gary Kramig Susie Ward ------------- -- H Kim Wilcox Seymour Fleming ------------ Sam Piper Bunny Byron -------------- J udy Hissom Lee Calhoun ------------- George Gaspar Jennifer Owen ------------- Jane Wilson Phyllis Owen ---------- Mary Kay Murrison Steve Edwards - - ., ---------- Jerry Beshears Steve, our narrator, explained each act. mrmfv ummm- nub A What's going on here? I Wish I Were In Love Again The dancers practiced long hours to gain perfection. 1967 Pm King 8 Guam Fwd ngw amLJuEw 1-4de P22 CANDIDATES - Rick Schmadel, Linda Charms, Ken Meier, Debbie Bryant, Julie Huttenmiller, Fred Wymore, Patty Droppleman, Randy Smith, Carol Peters, and Tibby Booth. Junm-Qeuiom Pm The theme of the 1967-68 prom was Three Coins in a Fountain. This theme was carried out beautifully in decorations and atmosphere at Lakeridge Hall. The I! music was provided by the Keynotes. The highlight of the evening was the crown- IA ing of the queen and king. 1966u67's royalty, Lynudelle Murphy and Gary Kramig, crowned Julie Huttenmiller and Fred Wy- more as their'predecessors. The whole evening was filled with excitement and beauty, and will be remembered by all as one of the best proms ever. 123 Dancing was enjoyed by everyone. Even the teachers enjoyed themselves! 4 2 I25 l26 UNDERJCLAQQMEN 127 I28 A ROW 1: Doug Adams, Terry Alderson, Don Amann, Bev Amlung, Debbie Ayars, Ramona Ayer, Carolyn Barker, Jim Besier, Don Blackwell, Patty Blankenship, Lynn Bliss, Jay Blum, Bev Bohrer, Dave Boyd. ROW 2: Debbie Brockman, Roger Brown, Arlene Burton, Dale Burton, Robert Burwell, Regina Butler, Tom Carpenter, Toni Casagrande, Linda Caveny, Rick Chattos, Pam Christophel, Pam Cole, Steve Cole, Ken Collins. ROW 3: Debbie Cooper, Lynn Corston, Pam Cupp, Steve Dailey, Tom Dempster, Pam Dordaller, Mike Eckstein, Rick Emerson, George Faulkner, Mike Flannigan, Ken Flischel, Dale Endres, Craig Foley, Mike Foster,- ROW 4: Karen Frank, Doug French, Duane Friedrich, Terry Friedrich, Jeff Frondorf, Ricky Ernst, Dennis Garner, Paulette Geil, Ned Goldman, Jeremy Gray, Penny Griffin, Bob Halbig, Tom Hannen, Karen Hardy, ROW 5: Roger Hasting, Gary Hedges, Greg Hein, Eric Hein- eke, Elaine Henize, Victor Hindery, David Hodge, Jim Halberi, Sheila Holman, Ronnie Hughes, Sherry Jackson, Russell Jennings, John johnson, Shirley Johnson. ROW 6: David Kahle, Dan Kelsey, Todd Kennedy, Carol Klenk, Bob Kollenberg, Randy Kraemer, Debbie Krouse, Con- nie Leopold, Steve Liebisch, Cindy Limben, Barb Love, Vanessa Lukatz, Jim McArthur, John MCAEIhur. ROW 7: Cindy McChtistian,Gar1-y McHugh, Ken McLean, Don Mahaffey, Laura Mahoney, Jerri Marshall, Janet Mather- ly, Kathy Matt, David Matthews, Libby Mayer, Daird Milby, Larry Miller, Brenda Mills, Ed M0111. t29 I30 ROW 1: Connie Mueller, Donna Murray, Pam Neilsen, Eiaine Noll, Richard Norman, Gerald Parker, Gary Patton. ROW 2: Sandra Pfankuch, Frank Pfeffer, Brian Pickens, Daryl Pieper, Bruce PLummer, Allen Powell, Don Powell. ROW 3: Steve Price, Elaine Randle, Bob Reardon, Marcia Redman, Dennis Rich, Paul Riehle, Janet Robinson. ROW 4: Stephen Roney, Judy Ryan, Melanie Schaper, Mike Schott, Lori Seesing, Gary Shuler, Susan Skirven. ROW 5: Steve Slattery, Chris Smith, Debbie Smith, Gary Smith, Iris Smith, Debbie Somogy, Lynda Stagman. ROW 6: Debbie Starrett, Willie Stewart, Cindy Stoinoff, Larry Stoinoff, Diek Taylor, Greg Theile, Tom Thinnes. ROW '7: Daird Thomas, De- lores Thompson, Cathy Tucker, Ray Tumey, Bob Unger- buehler, Rich Vonarb, Evelyne Walker. ; K I , M. 1. ROW 1: Susan Walston, Debbie Ward, Donna Weber, Rick Wilcox. ROW 2: Mark Wilfeft; Edwin Wilson, Denise Werden, Janet Whitehouse, Connie Whitley, Heather Witson, Kornelia Witt, Don Woodall. Out first taste of changing classes, and boy how confusing! We learned a lot in Seventh grade, and we'll always remember our first year in Junior High. Seventh Graders are always so eager to learn. JUNIOR HIGH OFFICERS: Tth - Rick Wilcox. Vice-President; Joe Hughes, President; 8th - Mike Burwell, President; Kathy Murphy, Vice-President. 13l ROW 1: Roberta Ackret, Doug Amann, Gaye Atkinson, Don Kaye Bettermn, Diana Bland, Debbie Bode, Carmel Boggess, Ayer, John Ayer, Alan Behn, Terry Behrle, Bill Beinke, John Boggess, Glenna Boyce, Linda Brandhorst, Pal Broom- Eighthemde ROW 4: Jeff Hargis, Carolyn Hauser. Steve Hebenstreit, Barb Hutson, Patty Hyde, ROW 5: Jerry Johnson, Joyce Kelsey, Heitz, Dennis Hein, Mike Helligrath, Barb Helms, Mike Carol Kimbrough, Linda King, Steve Klemann, Paul Klus- Hendrix, Marilyn Henning, Jo Ann Henson, Eelicha Hill, meier, Carl Kunkel, Mona Leienberger, Scott Leienberger, Pau1 Hoffmann, Terri Hosmer, Betsy Humphreys, Gloria I32 field, ROW 2: Michele Brownewell, Pat Brundige, Roger Brunner, Jim Bryant, Mike Burwell, Dale Butler, Lloyd Butler, Diane Chappel, Ron Clark, John Coleman, Ron C01- lins, Diane Cooper, Jack Cox, Jo Ann Croskey, Dan Curtis, Dianne Cutter. ROW 3: Debby Dettmer, Mickey Dillman, Gary Leveton, Dan Logan, Steve McConnal, Dan McGloth- lin, Linda McNamara, Doreen Macon, Bonnie Mahler. ROW 6: Connie Mahler, Cindy Maxwell, Sandy Medcalf, Judy Meinken, Chuck Moore, Kathy Murphy, Bob Nelson, Bill Jon Dorfmeyer, Kay Douglas, Karen Ehrenschwender, Regi- nald Faulkner, Jim Felton, Leon Fitzgerald, Jim Flischel, Betty Foster, Wayne Franklin, Pat Funke, Dave Gayheart, Mark Goldman, Linda Greene, Paul Hagen. Newman, Johnnie Noble, Mark Noftke, Bob Parsons, Gil Patton, Cindy Payne, Jill Peter, Brad Pfirrman, Margaret Pratt. I33 i 4:; .l i fyblkl ROW 1: Rosalyn Pratt. Doug Prewitt. Pam Ragle. Mike Rawls. Shimer, Mike Shorter, Svea Sjodahl, Dean Smith. ROW 3; Diane Rexroat, Mike Richardson, Randy Riley, Curtis Ruff, Denise Smith, Larry Smith, Mike Smith, Sandy Smith, Phil- Shirley Rumke, Sandy Samad. ROW 2: Ellen Samppala, lip Stamper, Jack Stapleton, Dave Staub, Dick Staudt. Donna Schmadel, Greg Seals, Nathaniel Sheppard, Sandie i L.1 dz ROW 4: Karen Stein, Debbie Stinson, Sylvia Stockmeier, Norman Vehr, Debra Wagers. ROW 6: Kristine Weis, Caro- Craig Stone, Janet Storey, Cindy Swartz, Tom Taylor, Lin lyn Wherry, Fred Wilhelm, Rick Wills, Steve Witham, Bob Theders. ROW 5: Mike Thiess, Treva Thinnes, Betty Woodau, Linda Woods, Linda Young. Thompson, Sharon Towns, Carol Urban, Vicki Vaughn, I34 ' 5.5:. Isn't it amazing what you can do with chicken wire and crepe paper? Well, Eighth Graders can't work all the time! Junior High students learn the art of float- making by first-hand experience. This year certainly differed from seventh grade since we already knew all the ropes ofJunior High School. Unfortunately, we'll lose this superiority next year, but the prep- aration for high school has been a lot of fun besides hard work. P W. '35 I36 sggrmsen nzr . ROW 1: Gregg Adams, Robert Adams, Diana Allgeier, Linda Anderson, Larry Arszman, Diana Ayars, Sharon Banfield, Gary Bartlow, Paula Berger, Patty Bergman, Kittie Betz, Debbie Biehl, Paula Bielski, Mark Bingham. ROW 2: E1- nora Bishop, Virginia Bishop, Tim Bitter, Allen Blankenship, Gail Blevins, David Bock, Rickard Boggess, Helen Bollinger, Richard Burroughs, Karen Burton, Charlie Bush, Vicki Butler, Steve Cakdwell, Craig Canty. ROW 3: Kim Casagrande, David Caron, Dan Chattos, Gerry Clark, Virginia Clark, Dan Clinkscale, Mike Cole, Leslie Corston, Karen Cox, Mary Cranmer, Anthony Crutchfield, Martha Dawley, Dianne. DeVore, Tom Dillon. ROW 4-: Mike Doherly, Thornton Eakins, Dennis Ehrhardt, Gary Endres, Susan Frandoni, Tom Franklin, Tim Frey, Barb Friedrich, Howard Gambrel, George Gaspar, Nancy Gayheart, Dan Gerbus, Leslie Glick Tom Graves ROW 5: Mary Gregory, Tom Haber, Cheryl Hafner, Brenda Hall, Sharon Hardy, Debbie Hedges, Regina Heidorn, Martin Heineke, Rick Heinrich, Donna Helms, Kathy Hamming, Greg Hester, John Hoffmeier, Diane Hous- ton, ROW 6: Lowell Howell, Mark Jaeger, Shirley Jennings, Don Johnson, Ed Jones, Jerry Jones, Stephen Jones, Jennie Kane, Larry Keegan, Glenn Kelsey, Cindy Kraemer, Dan Kramer, Cindy Kresser, Dave Krouse, ROW 7: Dennis Landmeier, Judy Lang, Rudy Lauersdorf, Ricky Leen, Chuck Lichty. Jackie Liebisch, Mike Leopold, Tom McArthur, Linda McCracken, Jerry McDaniel, Dan Maier, Diana Mar- dis, Bonny Martin, Mark Maskulk. I37 I38 ROW 1: Claudia Matson, George Meyer, Allen Midden- dorf, Fay Mire, Tim Mitchell, Belinda Moore, Paul Moore, Debbie Moschel, Gary Myers, Steve N011, John Nortman, Ricky Oberhage, Jenny Oberhelman, Jane Osterwisch. ROW 2: Wendell Parks, Linda Pemberton, Donna Perry, Trudy Pickens, Vickie Poole, Vickie Puthoff, Michelle Quinn, Ed Raisor. Ron Rampello, Marvin Rawls. Jim Riley, Jeff Salt, Steve Sarver, Brenda Schafer. ROW 3: Carol Schroth, Jim Seals, Peggy Simons, Steve Sjodahl. Rhonda Smith, Shirley Smith, Becky Sneed, Paul Stancheff, John. Staudt, John Staun- ton. ROW 4: Sandy Stevens, Linda Stimson, Gary Sut- ton, Renate Tallman. Ken Teetz, Ken Thinnes, Larry Thomas. ROW 5: Sharon Thompson, Heather Tobergta, Alan Towns, Joy Turner, Gordon Uhleubrock, Bev Voigt, Dave Vonarh. ROW 6: Bruce Wagers, Greg Walston, Ricky Walton, John Ward, Becky Watson. Debbie Weber, Bob Whrle. ROW '7: Jeanine Weis, Greg Weston, Beth Wheeler. Dolores Wheeler, John Wickljffe, Ed Williams, Willie Wooten. LA; Running for a Student Council office takes a lot ofcourage. Some people just can't stop eating! LEFT: There's one in every crowd. I39 CLASS OFFICERS: Heather Tobergta, Treasurer; President; John Nortman, President. Paula Berger, Secretary; Belinda Moore, Vice- . v, '11:; LR. ' AH. - Frosh always have such intelligent expressions. E f Making a speech in German isn't easy. I40 You can tell she's a Freshman; she's still eating in the cafeteria. Gee! You mean even high school students have to wear boots? The freshman worked hard on their float, but it looks like it was going to the dogs! Our first year in High School was lluite different from Junior High. We got our first taste of algebra and biology. Some of us thought we'd never make it, but we did; and now we've moved up to Sopho- mores and don't have to listen to people calling us crummy Freshmen anymore. Now we can call next year's Fresh the names we were called. We made a lot of progress this year, and we hope our next three years are as much fun. I4l ROW 1; Gerry Addison, Russ Adkins, Linda Albrecht, Dennis Amlung, Mark Angelo, Barb Atkins, Gary At- kinson, Gregory Atkinson, Dave Baarendse, Owen Bal- tuth, Sally Benson, Linda Benzinger, Barb Best, Mary ROW 4: David Dziech, Mike Ellerbusch, Chuck Engel- hardt, Walter Fasold, Joe Felthoff, Kathleen Felton, Rick Finke, Rick Flischel, Mike Fluegeman, Diane Foley, Patty Foster, Martha Frantz, Dave Freking, Steve Garrard, Mike Gerbus, Mike Gilene. ROW 5: Ben Ginn, Dennis Goedl. Dan Gundler, Barb Hall, Rita Hambrick, Mark Hamersly, Sandi Hammoms. Evon Hardin, Mike Hargis, Dave Harrell, Linda Heidom, I42 f7- n a L Bishop, Mathew Bishop. John Bitter. ROW 2: Tom Gallup, Yvonne Canty. ROW 3: Diane Carr, Roger Blackwell. John Boyd, Cliff Brandhorst, Nancy Brock- Carr, Cathy Castaldo, Debbie Caswell, Dave Chattos, man, Johnetta Brownfield, Lydia BUCk, Toni BUICh, Brenda Clark, Harry Coleman, Mike Craig, Doris Cram, Charles Burroughs, Jim Burton, Evie Bush, Dennis Busser, Portia Cutler, Roxann Day, Nancy Dempster. Steve Debbie Butler, Greg Butler, Jim Burwell, Theodore Dempster, Rick DeVore, Bev Dillon, Jim Droppelman. Chris Henize, Janet Henson, Steve Hester. John Hindery, Jones, Marcia Jones, Don Kiehborth, Diane Kimbrough, Steve I-Einshaw. ROW 6: Chris Hoffman, Kristine Hoff- Pat King, Laura Knothe, Richard Kreamelmeyer. Bobbie man, Rick Hoffmann, Bessye Hudson, Joanne Hug, Kuhlman. Mike Humphreys, Jay Ingram, Buddy Irvin. LeeRoy I43 ROW 1: Steve Kuhns, Tom Lachenman, Bob Lell, Georgia Meeks. Lichty, Robin Lichty, Judi Love, Gena McDaniel, Kevin McHugh, Rick Madill, Bill Maier, Kathy Maringer, Bev Markland, Glynda Marsh, Rick Manson, Jeff Matthews, Rick ROW 2: Donna Milby, Geraldine Murray, Sharon Neidenbach, Greg Nelson, Terry Newlove, Linda Newman, Steve Noffke, Dan Norton, Janet Norwood, Bill Parsons, y;;x XJIW I ROW 4: Linda Schmid, Jeanine Schwettman, Debbie Sheets, Linda Snyder, Michael Spradlin, Terry Stephens, Fred Stev- Gayle Shepherd, Steve Shives, John Shuler, Don Simmons, ens, Carolyn Tasset, ROW 5: Marcia Theile, Nancy Theiss, Mike Slaughter, Craig Smith, Marilyn Smith, Merritt Smith, Vicki Thinnes, Jim Towns, Dan Tunney, Sharon Tumey, Pat Suzanne Patterson, Roxanne Payne, Kendall Pickens, Steve mat, Ron Riley, Karen Rogers, Roy Rogers, Mike Rownd, Plummer, Steve Quinn, 8111 Raegle. ROW 3: Linda Ram- Carolyn Ruff, Lynn Ryan, Joe Sabato, Rick Sabrowsky, Gary pello, Linda Ratcliff, Tom Relly, Roger Renners, Jim Rex- Salyers, Jim Samppala, Denny Schlensker. Vaughn, Jennifer Vehr, Tom Verkamp, Bill Volkart, Lloyd Carol Whitehouse, Keith Williams. ROW 6: Jane Wilson. Wadl, Eddie Weichold, Nancy Weingart, Peggy Weingartner, Bobbie WOlf. Wendy Young, Lee Zimmerman. J45 . Qophomowsou This year as Sophu omores we have made achievements to re- member during the' 1966-67 school year. We worked hard on our Homecoming ' . float, Musket-a- Victory and were rewarded with a third place prize. Also, for the second year in , a row our football team was undefeated and captured the Western Division 1 , title. We hope the next two years of high school will be as much fun as our first - M l' - ' I , . , . - . -. , . two years. CLASS OFFlCERS: Peggy Weingartner, Treasurer; Evie Bush, Vice-President; Rick Maison, President; Carolyn Ruff. Secretary. Another Sophomore taken by surprise. Lee Zimmerman gives his speech for Student Council elections. I46 Vu- K 3'44- J: h u I a .x . .A a I 13 . K;- CoJr; N HFFE .; You know sometimes we wonder just ex- ac tly what goes on in the bandroom! 'i Hey you over there on the right! Don't you know Freshmen aren't Those Sophomores are always allowed E0 associate with Sophomores? hitting the bottle! I47 ROW 1: Theresa Allgeier, Ken Anderson, Linda Anzel, Karen Atkinson, Jim Bayer, Diana Benson, Fred Benzinger, Allen Bokellnan, David Bokelman, Talmage Booth, Albert Boyd, Anna Bradley, Greg Brankamp, Gloria Broomfield. ROW 2: David Brown, Burke Brush, Jay Brush, Debbie Bryant, Kathy Buhrlage, Gary Butler, Gil Butler, Ray Butler, Garal- dine Gallup, David Cappal, Robyn Cappel, Lucy Ceddia, I48 Linda Chattos, Ed Clark. ROW 3: Sue Clemens, Warren Cox, Mark Czarnecki, Bill Dempster, Pat Dillon, Don DOX- sey, Pat Droppelman, John Faulkner, Roger Faulkner, Donna Feldman, Tadd Franke, Gary Franklin, Jenny Frey, Brad Frondorf. ROW 4: Gary Gausmann, Charles Gilbert, Don Haase, Terry Helms, Sandy Henke, Sandy Henley, Connie Henson, Dave Hey, Jerry Hughes, IoAnn Humphreys, Nancy A. - Hunter, Julie Huttenmiller, Joanna Hyde, Gerry Jauch. ROW : 5: Patti Jenkins, Bob Jones, Debby Kahle, Carol Kane, ' Mike Kihm, Steve Klay, Jim Kohl, Sharon Krass, Roger Lambert, Sue Lockwood, Diane Losacker, Jeanette Lotz, ' Don McGlothlin. Terry McKeown. ROW 6: Kathy Mahaffey, . Scott IVIahlenkamp, Heddy Malof, Christine Marshall, Tom Matthews, Wayne Maxwell, Ken Meier, Linda Meyers, A f Jackie Mueller, Don Myers, Diane Naegele, Denny New bold, Paul Newelk, Virgil Parks. ROW 7: Carol Peters, Karen Pfeffer, Bruce Pieper, George Raiser, Carolyn Rawls, Pat Reisiger, Sharon Reisiger, Marvin Rhodes, Jeannie Riley, Pat Roberts, Paul Rogers, Dave Rumke, Ron Rumpler, David Sarver, I49 l50 ROW 1: Jerry Schaller, Rick Schmadel, Dennis Schroth, Dianne Sess, Ron Simmons, George Smedley, Carl Smith. ROW 2: Darina Smith, Jerome Smith, Randy Smith, Bob Smith, Melody Snyder, John Specht, Bob Stockmeiet, ROW 3: Bob Stoinoff, Ken Suer, Char- lotte Sutton, Harold Sutton, Sherri Syders, Greg Taylor, Gary Thieman. ROW 4: Pat Thien, Mike Thinnes, Stan Thompson, Dave Tibbetts, Leonard Tricase, Diana Tumey, Donna Ungerbuehler. ROW 5: Etta Wambsgans, Judy Ward, Janet Wehrle, Kim Wilcox, Barb Wilhelm, Marilyn Wilkens, Pierre Williams. ROW 6: Dorothy Woodall, Fred Wymore, Denise Zeiser, Richard Zix. ' .1 -'.... .-.'-.;-:. CLASS OFFICERS: Fred Wymore, Vice-President; Sue Lockwood, Secretary; Tibby Booth, President; Carol Peters, Treasurer. Eat your heart out, Ginger Rogers! Sometimes being a Junior gets to you. What do you mean smile ? l5l .a' A a We learned a lot today, Mommy! Juniors can do anything - the hard way! l52 Well, here we are! Only one more year of school left. The halls won't look the same without some of our friends who are graduating. We've accomplished a lot in three years and are proud of our class. Our Sadie Hawkins dance was great, and our prom was beautiful. We tried to keep stray pop bottles out of the halls, so we could keep the pop machines to make money for the prom. All we can do now is say Good Luck class of '69' . We did it, and we hope you can! There's always one Monger in a group - unfortunately. You Knucklehaid! Give us the old Petey Smile . Kim. Hey look! They're taking one of us! Juniors work well with anybody. That's right, Denise. This is really a camera. l53 l54 l55 l56 Hwy, At Last! At last we have arrived! The long- awaited Senior year has come, but so soon it is over. The numerous, exciting events of this special year - Homecoming, the Christmas Prom, Coronation, the Junior- Senior Prom, and finally Baccalaureate and Commencement - take on new impor- tance for us. We look forward to these events with great expectation, resulting in an atmosphere of enthusiasm and vital- ity. Our last year at NCH certainly is a busy one, full of responsibility and fun, and it is one we will not soon forget. CLASS OFFICERS: Cheryl Beckman, Vice-President; Carol Weichold, Secretary; Bob Stolzenberger, President; Lyndelle Murphy. Treasurer. AHR, BARRY EDWARD Spanish Club l,2,3.4; Hi-Y 3,4; F. T. A. 3.4; Social Science Club 4; Inter Club 4; Government Seminar 4; Honor Roll 2,3 ,4; Rotary Business Conference 4. ALBRECHT, KATHLEEN LUOISE G.A.A. 3,4; ATKINS, BEVERLY MARIE G.A.A. l, Pep Club 1, Y-Teens 2. AUdiO ViSU313; Secretary 3; Talent Assembly 3 ATKINSON, ROSLYN JOY Student Counci11,2,3.4; Y-Teens 1,2,3; Representative to the Y.W.C.A. 2; F.T.A. 3.4; Secretary 4; German Club 1,2; Pep Club 1; Thespians 3,4; Costume Mistress 3.4; Cheerleader 1; Leadership Training Conference 1, 2; Backstage Manager 3; Usherette 3; Honor R0114. BACOVIN, RICHARD STEVEN Talent Assembly 2.3; Second Place Award 3; Band 4; Thespians 3,4; Stalig 17; Curious Savage; Anastasia; Sound of Music Brigadoon; Wizard of Oz. BECK, JOHN CARL BECKMAN , CHERYL ANN Class Secretary 1,3,4; Inter Club 2; Cheerleader l,2,3,4; Captain 2,4; Pep Club 1,2.3.4; Y-Teens l; Se-Co 1; M13; Cheerleading Camp 2,4; Red Cross 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Arsenic and Old Lace; Babes In m; Coronation Queen Candidate 1,3; Prom Queen Candidate 3; Home- coming Queen Candidate 4. BLAIR, GEORGE C. BESHEARS , GERALD Track 1; Wizard of 02; Babes In Arms; Best Looking 4. BLISS . JOHN DAVID Council on World Affairs 1.2; Hi-Y 3; German Club 4; Ohio Social Test Award 3. BONN, CATHERINE Prom Committee 3 . BOYD, ALICE FAYE Y-Teens 2,3,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Labes In Arms. BRIETHOLLE, KENNETH FRED HimY 2. BROCKMAN, KAREN JO Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Inter Club 3; Treasure: 4; National Honor Society 3,4; M 4; Se-Co 4; Sound of Music; Home- coming Queen Candidate 4; Y-Teens Queen Candidate 4. BUHRLAGE . GARY JOHN Finneytown 3; National Honor Society 4. Baseball 2,3,4,- Manager 4; Hi-Y 2 ,3 ,4; EUR, JAMES DAVID Baseball 2; Manager 2; Hi-Y 1.23.4; Treasurer 3; German Club 1,- George Washington Slept Here; Stalig 17. l57 BURTON, BRENDA LEE Pep Club 2,3; Red Cross 1; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4; Office Worker 4; G.A.A. 4.; BUTLER, MICHAEL LAWRENCE Track 1; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Manager 2; Football l,2,3.4; Co-Captain 4; Pennant Award. Band 1; H.C.S.L. Ali-Star Team. CANTY, JOHN WESLEY Football 1; Track 1,2. CEFALU, ANN SUE Gambel High 1, Western Hills High School 2,3. COCHRAN, JANE LEE Honorable Mention Final District Test 3; G.A.A. 1,2,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Accompanist 2,4;vGir1's Ensemble 3,4; German Club 1,2,3,4; Secretary 4; Spanish Club 3; F.T.A. 3; National Honor Society 2,3,4; M 3,4; Trojan StaffZ; Thespian 4; Bells Are Ringing; George Washington Slept Here; Sound of Music; Brigadoon; Wizard of Oz; Babes In Arms. COFFMAN, RONALD WESLEY Golf 3 ,4. CUTTER, CHERYL Spanish Club 1,2.3,4; President 4; Y-Teens 2,3,4; Pep Club 3; Se-Co 3 ,4; Honor Roll 2. CZARNECKI, DALE DAVID Track 1,2; Basketball Manager 2; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Secretary 2; F.T,A. 3; National Honor Soeiety 2,3,4; Treasurer 3; President 4; Hi-Y 2 ,3; National Merit Finalist 4; Chauncey Rose Scholarship 4; Talent Assem- bly 1,2,3,4; Most Scholarly 4. DALLAM, ERNEST ALAN Basketball 1,3,4; Basketball Correspondent 4; Baseball 1; Football 3 ,4; Manager 3,4; Track 2,4; Hi-Y 2,3,4; Vice President 4-; Sergeant at Arms 2; Band 1,2; German Club 1,2; Pep Club 3; Coronatioh King Candidate 3; From King Candidate 3; Hi-Y King Candidate 4. DAUM, TERRY ANDREW Handbook Art Director 4. l58 DAWLEY , RICHARD Basketball 1,2,3,4; Co-Captain 1; A11 -League Honorable Mention 3; All Area Honorable Mention 3; All Area Team 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Hi-Y 1,2, 3,4; Vice-President 2; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; F.T.A. 3; Pep Club 3,4; Football Manager 2; Football Correspondent 3 ,4; Trojan Staff1,2,3 ,4; Sports Editor 3; Editor 4; Sound of Music; Coronation King Candidate 2; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Honorable Mention State Scholarship Test 3 . DAY, DENNIS CLIFFORD Wizard of Oz. DOAN, PATRICIA ANN IG.A.A. 1; Pep Club 1; Prom Committee 3. FARLOW, DIANE SUE Thespians 2,3,4; Historian 4; G.A.A. 2; Chorus 2,3,4; Christmas Fantasia; Talent Assembly 3; Sound of Music; Anastasia; Curious Savage; Brigadoon; Wizard of Oz; Arsenic and Old Lace; Babes In Arms; Best Backstage Trophy 3. FARLOW , LINDA LOUISE G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1;2; Se-Co 1; Thespians 4; Anastasia. FASOLD, PEGGY LEE Chorus 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Trojan Staff 1,2; Ilium 3,4; Se-Co 1,2, 3,4; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4; Stalig 17; Prom Committee 3; National Honor Society 3 ,4. FEDERBUSH, SUSAN KAY Student Council 1,3,4; Inter Club 1; Trojanettes 2,3,4; Best All-Around Trojanette 3; Miss Congeniality 4; Captain 4; Chorus 1; Pep Club 1,2,3, 4; Trojan Staff 1; Y-Teens 1,4; G.A.A. 1; Se-Co 1; Prom Committee 3; Archbearer 3; Leadership Conference 3,4; Coronation Queen Candidate 4; Band Queen Candidate 4; Christmas Fantasia 3,4; Talent Assembly 2 ,3 ,4; Bells Are Ringing; Honor R0113,4. FETH, ROBERT LEE Chorus 2. FITTERER, DANIEL WALTER Track 1; Hi-Y 2,3. FITZGERALD, EVA LUDORA Chorus 1; Y-Teens 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Secretary 4; Pep Club 2; Arch- bearer 3. I59 I60 FREY , GEOFFREY A . FREY, STEPHEN F. Band 1,2,3; Thespians 2,3,4; 8ng Out '67 Caligula; George Washing- ton Slept Here; Stalig 17; Christmas Fantasia 4; Arsenic and Old Lace; Babes In Arms. FRISBY, CAROL JUNE G.A.A. 1.2.3.4; Captain 4; Treasure: 4; Y-Teens 1.2.3.4; Se-Co 1; Spanish Club 1.2.3.4; Vice-President 2; Social Science Club 4; National Honor Society 2 ,3, 4; GARRARD, JAMES LOUIS Band 1,2; Golf 1; Football Manager 3 ,4; Chorus 3 ,4; Glee Club 1.2.3.4; Mixed Ensemble 2,3,4; Science Club 1; Camera Club 2,3,4; Spanish Club 1; Pep Club 3.4; M34; Assistant Business Manager 4; Babes In Arms. GAUNCE, GLORIA GAIL Pep Club 1.2.3.4;m 1.2.3.4; ;Sales Manager 3; Y-Teens 1.2.3.4; Trojan Staff 1.2.3.4; School News Release Agent 3.4; Red Cross 1.2.3.4; Safety Institute 4; Cheerleading l; F.T.A. 2.3; Leadership Conference 3; Leadership Workshop 1; Usherette 2; Archbearer 3; Prom Committee 3; Health Careers 4; Thespians 4; Balls Are Ringing; Sound of Music; Tea- house of the August Moon; Anastasia; Brigadoon; Wizard of Oz; Babes In m; National Quill and Scroll Society. GESSNER. EDWARD C. Baseball Manager 1. GREAVES , EDWARD ARTHUR Track 1. GREENE, EMILY PENNY Majorette 1.2.3.4; Most Improved Majorette 4; Pep Club 1.2.3.4; Trojan Staff 1.2.3.4; G.A.A. 1; Ilium 2,3; Spanish Club 1; Archbearer 3 . GREENWOOD, JERRY T. Baseball 1,2,3; Hi-Y 2; German Club 1; GREGORY, EDDIE A. Baseball 1,2,3; Hi-Y 1.2.3.4. HAMILTON , ELMER L. Baseba111,2,3,4; Football Manager 2,3,4; Head Manager 4. HEEMAN, CHARLES JOSEPH Camera Club 3; Babes in Arms. HELLIGRATH. NANCY LEE G.A.A. 1; German Club 1,2,4; Pep Club 1.2.3.4; Ilium 1; Y-Teens 2; Trojan Staff2,4; Honor R0112. HENRY, PATRICIA JANE G.A.A. 1.2.3.4; Pep Club 1,2,4; Y-Teens 1.2.3.4; Spanish Club 1,2,3, 4; Vice-President 3; Science Club 1,2; Vice, President 1; Honor Roll 1,2, 3,4; Archbearer 2,8; Best Looking 4. HENSON, PATRICIA DIANE Cho. 1,2,S,4; Span. C1. 1; Y-Teens 1; Pep C1. 1;Hon. R0112; Bells Are Ringing; Teahouse of the August Moon; Stalag 17; Brigadoon. HINSHAW, JO ELLEN Pep Cl. 1,2,3; Nat'l Hon. Soc. 2,3,4; Sec. 3; German C1. 1,2.8,4; Treas. 2; Y-Teens 1.2.3,4; Sec. 4; F.T.A. 3.4; Prog. Chrmn 4; Se-Co 1,2.3,4; Treas. 3; V-Pres. 4; m2.3,4; As. Ed. 3; Ed. 4; Prom Com. Chrmn 3; Y-Teens Prom Queen Cand. 4; Usherette 3; Journalism Workshop 4; Off. Worker 1.2; Ohio P.T.A. Schlrship Recipient; Bells Are Ringing; Teahouse of the August Moon; Stalag 17; Thesp. Conf. 2; Yrbk Workshop 2,3; Soc. Sci. C1. 4; Nat'l Merit Let. of Commendation; Hon. R011 1,2, 3 ,4; Most Scholarly 4. HISSOM, JUDY ANN Bd. 1.2.3.4; Pres. 4; Uniform Off. 3; Cit. Cord Holder 2,3,4; Dance Bd. 1,2,3,4; Cho. 1,2,3; V-Pres. 4; Girl's Ensemb. 1,3,4; Mixed Ensemb. 2,3,4; Internafl Folk Fest. - All Ohio Cho. 1,4; O.M.E.A. Music Con- test 1,2,3,4; Nat'l Hon. Soc. 2,3,4; Hon. Roll 1.2,3,4; WSAI Hall Of Fame 3; Thesp. 1,2,3,4; Sec. 3; Pres. 4; Thesp. Con. 1,2,3; Best Actress - of the Yr. 1965; Red Cross 1.2,3;;Rep. to Cin. Chapt.2l.2.3; German C1. ' 1.2.3; Pres. 3; Y-Teens 1,2,3; Sci. C1. 1,2; SeC.-Treas. 2; Ilium 1,2,3, 14; Features Ed. 2; Ed. 3; As. Ed. 4; Yrbk Workshop 2.3; Prom Com. IChrrnn 3; Most Talented 4; Talent Assembly 3; Bye Bye Birdie; Teahouse ?of the August Moon; Bells Are Ringing; George Washington Slept Here; Sound of Music; Anastasia; Brigadoon; Christmas Fantasia; Wizard of 02; Old Fashion Christmas; Babes In Arms; Band Queen 4. HOFFMAN, CAROLYN ELIZABETH G.A.A. 1.2.3.4; Treas. 3; Cho. 1; Y-Teens 1; German C1. 1,2,3; Girl's Ensemb. 4. HUGHES CHRISTINE Pep Cl. 2; Cho. 2.3; Archbearer 3; Old Fashioned Christmas 4. INGRAM, JENNIFER LYNN Span. C1. 1,2,4; Y-Teens2,3; G.A.A. 3,4; F.T.A. 3,4; Sound of Music; Stalag 17; George Washington Slept Here; Anastasia: Eamon; Curious Swag; Wizard of Oz; Babes in Arms. I62 IREY, KENNETH DEAN Student Council 1.2.3,4; President 3,4; Mt. Healthy Leadership Conferenc 3; Band 1,2; Bells Are Ringing; Prom Committee 3; Handbook 2,3; Most 3 Representative 4. 1! JENSEN. TOM LEE 3, Football 1; Basketba111,2.3,4; Captain 4; Baseball 2,3,4; hi-Y 2,3; m 3 Fashion Christmas; Coronation King 4. JOHNSON, JOHN ROBERT Hi-Y 1,2; Prom Committee 3. JOHNSON . RONALD LEE Footba111,2,3,4; Basketball Manager 1.2.3.4; Hi-Y 3,4; Stalag 1'7; Sound ofMusic; Christmas Fantasia; Old Fashion Christmas; Blackboard Jungle; Honorable Mention H. C.S.L. 4. JONES , DINA LEE Chorus 1; G.A.A. 1; Archbearer 3; Office Worker 1,2,3,4. KASTEN, DONALD ARTHUR Baseball 1.2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Stalag 17; Christmas Fantasia. KELLER, SHARON LEE Class Treasurer 1; Student Council 3.4; Secretary 4; Girl's Ensemble 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Treasurer 2; President 3,4; Y-Teens 1,2.3,4; Program Chairman 3; German Club 1,2; Thespians 3,4; Points Chairman 4; National Honor Society 3,4; F.T.A. 3,4; Secretary 3; Vice-President 4; M12. 3,4; Treasurer 3,4; Trojan Staff1,2.3,4; Cheerleading 1; Leadership 1.3; Office Worker 4; Book Store 4; Archbearer 3; Most Representative 4; Red Cross 4; G.A.A. l; Stalag 1'7; George Washington Slept Here; Sound of Music; Curious Savage; Anastasia; Old Fashion Christmas; Arsenic and Old Lace; Wizard of 02; Babes In Arms. Social Science Club 4; Homecoming Queen 4. KIDD , DIANE KRAMIG. BURT GARY Prom Committee 3; Spanish Club 1,2; Treasurer 2; Science Club 1; Thespians 3,4; Trojan Staff4; Pep Club 4; Most Personable 4; Stalag 17; Sound of Music; Briga doon; Old Fashion Christmas; Babes In Arms; Prom King 3 . KREAMELMEYER, DAVID JOHN JR. Track 1; Footba112,3. KUHNS , JOSEPH FRANCIS JR. Track 1,2,3; Wrestling 1; Footba111,2,3, Chorus 1,2,3; Hi-Y 2,3,4; Vice-President 3; Basketball Chairman 2; Student Counci12,3; Prom Committee 3; Class Comedian 4. KUNSTMAN, GLORIA MARIE Y-Teens 1,2,3; German Club 1; Office Worker 3.4; Honor R0112.3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; m 2; George Washington Slept Here; Stalag 17; Sound of Music; Anastasia; Curious Savage; Brigadoon; Arsenic and Old Lace. LANGMEIER, LINDA SUE Pep Club 1.2.3.4; M1 1,2; Trojan Staff 3.4; Business Manager 4; Arch- 2bearer 3; Bells Are Ringing; Sound of Music; Curious Savage; Brigadoon; Babes In Arms. LOVE, WILLIAM JOHN Band 1.2.3.4; Student Director 4; Glee Club 1,2; Camera Club 2.8; Secretary 3; German Club 1,2; M 3,4; Photographer 3; Dance Band 2, 3,4; Thespians 3; Leadership Workshop 4; Pep Band 4; Pep Club 3; BLlls Are Ringing; Sound of Music; Stalag 17; Anastasia; Babes In Arms; Band King 4. Ringing; Anastasia. MANTHEY, DIANE MICHELE Y-Teens l,2,3,4; Service Chairman 1; Y-teens Prom Queen Candidate 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Ilium 2,3,4; 55-03 3.4; Archbearer 3; Bells Are MARTIN, CHRISTINE IRENE G.A.A. 1,2,3; Honor R0111,2,3,4; Girl's Ensemble 3; Health Careers 1; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4; Program Chairman 4; Pep Club l,2,3,4; M34; Business Manager 4; Trojan Staff2,3; Sound of Music. MATTHEWS, JOHN REDMAN Basketball 1,2,3; Football 1,2,4; Baseball 1; Hi-Y 1,2; Treasurer 2; Sound of Music; Stalag 1'7; Anastasia; H. C. S. L. Honorable Mention 4. Week. Spanish Club 1,2,3. MCALLISTER, PAMELA MARIE Chorus 3; Usherette 3: Pep Club 4; Red Cross 4; Brigadoon; Wizard of Oz. MCDANIEL, DOUGLAS Basketball 1; Football 2,3,4; Band 1; Baseball 2; WSAI Lineman of the MEINKEN. JOHN WAYNE MEYER, JOHN CRAIG Hi-Y 2,3,4; Hi-Y King Candidate 4. ,- MITCHELL, LARRY MICHAEL Basketball 1, Football Manager 3,4; Hi-Y 1,2,3,4; Secretary 2, President 3; Sergeant at Arms 4; Hi-Y Conference 2,3; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Treas- urer 3, Vice-President 4; Pep Club 3,4; Library Assistant 2, WSAI Hall of Fame 3; Thespians 2,3,4; Princeton Drama Conference All-Star Cast Award 4; Most Talented 4; Hi-Y Prom King Candidate; George Washington Slept Here; Sound of Music; Anastasia; Curious Savagg; Brigadoon; Christ- mas Fantasia; Arsenic and Old Lace; Blackboard Junglg; Old Fashion Christmas; Best Actor MOODY , ROBERT Spanish Club 1,2; Camera Club 3,4; Vice-President 3,4; Science Club 3,4; Trojan Staff3,4; Ilium 8,4, MURPHY, LYNDELLE KAY Class Treasurer 2,3,4; Most Personable 4; Trojanettes 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Y-Teens 1,2.3,4; German Club 1,2,3; Secretary 3; Y-Teens Inter-Club 2; Talent Assembly 1,2 ,3; Thespians 3.4; Business Director 4; Class Ring Designer 3; Bells Are Ringinj; Bye Bye Birdie; Brigadoon; Sound of Music; Wizard of 02; Babes In Arms; Prom Queen 8. MURRISON, MARY KAY Mt. Healthy 1; F.T.A. 3,4; Se-Co 4; Girl's Ensemble. 3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,; Y-Teens 1.2.3.4.; Squad Officer 3; Spanish Club 2,3; President 3; Thes- pians 3,4; 11-1-1133 2.3; Trojan Staff2,3; Sound of Music; Anastasia; Curious Savage; Brigadoon; Wizard of Oz; Arsenic and Old Lace; Old Fashion ; Christmas; Babes In Arms; Y-Teen Queen Candidate 4; Class Comedian 4. 1 Best Actress 4. ' NAGEL, PHIL G. Baseball 1 . NEIDENBACH , KATHY R. Chorus 1.2.3.4; German Club 1,2,3,4; Inter Club 2; G.A.A. 1; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; SeFCo 4; Thespians 4; George Washington SleEt Here; Sound of Music; Stalag 1'7; Brigadoon; Anastasia; Wizard of Oz. NIELSEN, LINDA SUE Chorus 2,3,4; Pep Club 1; Bye Bye Birdie; Old Fashion Christmas. NOSCHANG, MIKE ALBERT Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketba111,2,3; Hi-Y 2,3,4; Treasure: 4; 1-1-1113 4; Brigadoon; Wizard of Oz; Prom Committee 3; Trojan Staff 4; Prom King Candidate 3; Hi-Y King 4; Most Valuable Baseball Player 4 OSBORN , THOMAS W . uwm-Lu:umm$s-I mum, L 1 PINKERTON. TOM B. Track 1; Football 1.3. PIPER, SAMUEL LEE Basketball l; Band 1.2.3.4; Pep Band 2.3.4; German Club 1; Thespians 1.2.3.4; Vice-President 4; Teahouse of the August Moon; Bells Are Ring- i-ng: George Washington Slept Here; Sound of Music; Anastasia; Brigadoon; Wizard of Oz; Babes In Arms. Band King Candidate 4. RELLY . TERRI Y-Teens 1; Science Club 1; Chorus 1; Thespians 4; Pep Club 1; Anastasia; Curious Savage; Brigadoon; Christmas Fantasia; Wizard of Oz; Arsenic and Old Lace; Babes In Arms. RIEHLE. DAVID CHARLES ROBERTS. NORMA JEAN Chorus 1; Pep Club 1.2; Y-Teens 4; Ilium 4; Christmas Fantasia; Prom Committee 3; Usherette 3. ROGERS , DENNIS J. German Club 1.3 .4; Treasurer 4. RUEHLMAN. CARL FREDRICK Hi-Y 1.2; Sound of Music. RUFF, BURAINE RUFF. GAYLE SUE Pep Club 1.2.3.4; Chorus 1; Trojanettes 1.2.3.4;1-1'iui 1.2.4; German Club 1.2; Health Careers 4; Trojan Staff 1; G.A.A. 1; Social Science Club 4; Balls Are Ringing; Brigadoon; Wizard of Oz; Archbearer 3; Prom Queen Candidate 3; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Red Cross 4. SALT. TED WILLIAM Basketball 1.2; Manager 1.2; National Honor Society 2.3.4; Treasurer 4; M3; German Club 2.3; Camera Club 3; Social Science Club 4; Vice-Presiclent 4. Honor R0111.2.3.4. I65 SAMAD, ROBERT THOMAS Basketball 1; Baseball 2; Golf3.4; Bells Are Ringing; Wizard of Oz. SANDER, RICK E. Baseba114. SCHAEFER, JOE R. Baseball 1. SCHENK, BONNIE MAY Pep Club 1.2.3.4; Poster Chairman 3,4; Y-Teens l,2,3,4; Treasurer 4; E1142 2.3.4; Senior Editor 4; Spanish Club 1.2.3.4; Se-Co 1,3,4; Inter - Club 4; Usherette 3; Thespians 4; George Washington Slept Here; Stalag 1-1; Sound of Music; Anastasia; Curious Savage; Brigadoon; Wizard of Oz; Old Fashion Christmas; Blackboard Jungle; Babes In Arms. SCHNEIDER. DEBORAH ANN Pep Club 1.2; G.A.A. 1,2,3.4; Se-Co 1; Anastasia; Archbeare'r 3. SCHNETZER, PA UL KENNETH SCHON. BARBARA G.A .A. 3; Chorus 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3; Y-Teens 1.2.3; Red Cross 4; Ilium 3; Trojan Staffl 2. SCHROTH , WILLIAM Football 1 . SCHULTZE, VICTORIA LYNNE Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4; SehCo 3,4; Ilium 3; Girl's Ensemble 4; Honor Roll 1; Bells Are Ringing; Stalag 17; Sound of Music; Anastasia. SMITH , KENNETH G . I66 i- MITH . MIKE ANDRE .aseball 1,2,4; Class President 2. SMITHSON, BARBARA JEAN 3.A .A. 1; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Vice-President 3; President 4; Y-Teens 3,4; :panish Club 3,4; Ilium 3.4; Organization Editor 4; Brigadoon; Honor 011 1.2 .3.4. NYDER. SHIRLEY ANN erman Club 1,2,3; YwTeens 1,2.3.4; Pep Club 1.2.3.4; Teahouse of e August Moon; Caligula; Bye Bye Birdie; George Washington Slept Here; ound of Music; Curious Savage; Brigadoon. .OLLMANN . GARY EDWARD SPIESER. SANDRA LOUISE Band 1.2.3.4; Secretary 4; Trojanette 2.3.4; Captain 4; Pep Club 1.2.3. 4; Secretary 3; Treasurer 4; 1111133 1,2,3; Underclass Editor 3; Thespians 3.4; Y-Teens 1.2; G.A.A.- 2; Trojan Staff1,2.3; Honor R0114. Curious Savage; Brigadoon; Arsenic and Old Lace. STA PLETON , JEAN Pep Club 3; Y-Teens 3. STEGMAN. GARY LEE Track 1,2; Spanish Club 1,2; Hi-Y 2,3,4; Secretary 4; Honor R0111,2,3. STOLZENBERGER. ROBERT CLYDE Student Council 1,2.3,4; Leadership Conference 1; Leadership workshop 2; Honor R0114; Class President 1.3.4; Football 1,2.3.4; Captain 4; Hi-Y 2; Sound of Music; H. C. S. L. Honorable Mention'4; Spanish Club 1; Christmas Fantasia; Prom King Candidate 3 . SWISHER, KAREN LEE G.A.A. 1.2.3.4; Vice-President 3; President 4; Chorus 1; Pep Club 1.2; Most Athletic 4. THIEN . JAMES I67 I68 THIESS , CONNIE LOUISE Mixed Chorus 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3,'4; Poster Chairman 4; Y-Teens 1,3; Spanish Club 1; G.A.A. 1,2; Class Secretary 2; Inter Club 3; Ilium 2,3; Sports Editor 2; Trojan Staff; Circulation Manager 3; Yearbook Workshop 2; Bye Bye Birdie; Bells Are Ringing; Anastasia; Old Fashion Christmas; Curious Savage; Cheerleader 1; Captain 1; Usherette 2; Archbearer 3; Coronation Queen Candidate 1 . THINNES , LINDA SUE G.A.A. 1; Red Cross 2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Ilium 2; Trojan Staff 3; Cir- culation Manager 4; Bells Are Ringing; George Washington Slept Here. THOMAS , PATRICIA ANN Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2; Ilium 1,2,8; Trojan StaffB; Circu- lation Manager 3,4. THOMPSON, ELAINE CAROL Y-Teens 1,2,3,4; Y-Teen Conference 3,4; 'Vice-President 3; President 4; Most Outstanding Y-Teen 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; German Club 1,2,3,4; Secretary 3; Se-Co 1,2,3,4; Ilium 1,2; Teahouse 0f the August Moon; Stalag 1'7; Y-Teen Prom Queen. TRAUT, JIM URBAN, BONNIE SUE Student Council 1,2,3,4; Majorette 1,2,8,4; Captain 3.4; Class Vice- President 1,2,3; Honor Roll 1,3; Pep Club l,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2; Y-Teens; 1.2; Bells are Ringing; Usherette 2; Archbearer 3; Coronation Queen Candil1 date 1,3; Prom Queen Candidate 3; Band Queen Candidate 4; Best Dressed 4. VERDIN, JACK 4 Band 1,2.3,4; Vice-President 4; Dance Band 4; MI. Reliable 4; Science Club 2,3; Camera Club 2,3,4; President 3,4; Ml,2,3,4; Photographe; 2 ,3 ,4; Advertising Manager 4; Talent Assembly 3.4; Christmas Fantasia; ; Brigadoon; Wizard of Oz; Babes In Arms; Band King Candidate 4. I? VERKAMP, ROBERT JOSEPH Roger Bacon 1,2. VOGEL, LINDA CLARE G.A.A. 1,2; Y-Teens 2,3,4; Ilium 3,4; Pep Club 4; Se-Co 4; Usherette 3; Shillitoe's Sewing Board 3. T WALTERS , PHYLLIS ANN Chorus 1,2,3,4; Y-Teens l,2,3,4; Girl's Ensemble 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Red Cross 1,2,3,4; MLBA; Trojan Staff 1,2,3; Sound of Music. Brigadoon; Usherette 3; Archbearer 3; Honor Roll 1.3.4; WESTERFELD. LARRY ROBERT 1...! Athletic 4. WESTRICI-I, RONALD FRANCIS Baseball 2 WICKLIFFE, ANN COLLINS Spanish 1,2,3,4; Secretary 3; Y-Teens 1.2.3,4; Inter-Club 3; G.A.A. 1,2; Stalag 17; WILHELM. MICHAEL DAVID WILKENS . JANET MARIE Pep Club 9 3,4; Y-Teens 2,8,4; Ilium 3.4; Jr. Red Cross 4. WOLF , GREG ALLEN 1 L Football 1.2.3.4; Track l,2,3,4; German Club 1; Ilium 3,4; Business Manager 3,4; Sound of Music; Anastasia; Curious Savage; Christmas Fantasia- Student Council 1; Leadership Workshop 2; Honor R0112,3; Most Basketball 1; Coronation King Candidate 1. WARD, CHERYL JEAN Pep Club 1,2,3,4;Y-Teens 1,2,3,4; Red Cross 3; Ilium 2,3,4; Usherette 3: WEBSTER, SHAWN NOEL Ironton High School 1.2; Government Seminar 4; Basketball 1,2,3; Hi-Y 3.4; National Honor Society 3.4; Social Science Club 4; President 4; Pep Club 4; Ilium 4-, Coronation King Candidate 3. WEICHOLD, CAROL ANN G.A.A. 1;Pep Club l,2,3,4;Sec1-etary 4; F.T.A. 1,2,3; ME 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1; Y-Teens 1; Trojan Staff 1,2,3; Cheerleader 1.2.3.4; Bells Are Ringing Bye Bye Birdie; Sound of Music; Coronation Queen Candidate 2; Prom Candidate 8; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Coro- nation Queen 4. WEINGA RTNER , ELMER STEPHEN Spanish Club 1,2; HPY 1,2,3; Secretary 3,- Honor Roll 1,2,3; Stalag 17; George Washington Slept Here; Anastasia. I69 Give up trying to Wipe off the brown, Joe. I70 WOMER, SHANNON Science Club 1,2.3,4; Social Science Club 4-. WOODALL , RITA ZELLER, JOHN Roger Bacon 1,2,8. A typical classroom scene. Weren't our boys neat? Seniors go WILD! l7i Swim Who's Who BEST LOOKING: Pat Henry and Jerry Beshears CLASS COMEDIANS: Mary Kay Murrison and Joe Kuhns MOST TALENTED; Larry Mitchell and Judy Hissom BEST DRESSED: Ernie Dallam and Bonnie Urban I72 1., ... MOST ATHLETIC: Larry Wester- feld and Karen Swisher Em W iii'; L MOST PERSONABLE: Gary Kramig and Lyndelle Murphy a wwmwaim MOST REPRESENTATIVE: Ken Irey and Sharon Keller MOST SCHOLARLY: Jo Hinshaw and Dale Czarnecki I73 The changing of the guards is a big attraction at Arlington Cemetery. R1, The food wasn't too bad either. NCI-I students met many interesting people in Washing- ton D.C. l74 5 7 Few people have ever heard of Betsy Ross' assistant. What would the trip have been without Larry? I76 l77 Hard work and concentration produced a beautiful processional. At last! The long-awaited diploma! l78 The Senior Ensemble expressed the class' hopes in You'll Never Walk Alone. Gayle Ruff received a trophy for her essay on the heart. The waiting beforehand was the hardest part. 179 The students filed forward to receive their diplomas. A solemn ending for a meaningful evening. I80 The Senior Class of196'7. J Io Hinshaw spoke on Our Tomorrow, Today. Is Our Education Meaningful? was the topic of Dale Czarnecki's speech. lBl I82 - Skin +L. LHE; Own Pmn'f' QJr J LtMoln s .. - ' In TL,Q JCMH CV90 Klnt KP '. ' 510+ 0x: L.n: V. n MKS M7. l83 l84 res': Compliments of NCH CHAPTER OF NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY BITTMAN'S FLORIST Congratulations, Seniors 8406 Pippin Road Store Hours: Daily 8-6 Cincinnati, Ohio Wednesdays and Sundays 521-7962. 8-Noon PORTER PRINTING 7421 Hamilton Avenue C incinnati, Ohio I I86 MILLS- . Compllments of KESTERSON INSURANCE KRAMEWS 1608 W. Galbraith SEWING MACHINE SERVICE HAWTHORNE Cincinnati, Ohio FUNERAL HOME 1605 W. Galbraith l I THE BEST 7830 Hamilton ! Cincinnati, Ohio i POLICY! I Cincinnati, Ohio I I things go betterth Cgk nnnnnnnnn THE COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS CO. 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Galbraith Road North College Hill, Ohio 931-1826 Open 'til 8:30 PM Monday thru Friday - 5:30 PM Saturday STREITHORST FLOORING COMPANY 6611 Hamilton Cincinnati, Ohio Y-TEENS Carpet - Linoleum - Tile Y- TEENS l! 2'1 '1' ; L155; A llK' 'L mill uI! l I . . C omplime nts of FUTURE TEACHER ASSOCIATION Congratulations, Seniors! I93 DON'T BE OUT OF IT! STOP AT SUZUKI of CINCINNATI 8500 Colerain Avenue G inc innati , Ohio WE HOPE YOU ARE ENJOYING YOUR ILIUM. THE NORTH COLLEGE HILL BUILDING AND LOAN COMPANY M 1827 w. Galbraith Road 9N4: North College Hill, Ohio I94 Ackret, Roberta, 49, 132 Adams, Doug, 128 Adams, Gregg, 136 Adams, Robert, 136 Addison, Gerry, 142 Adkins. Russ, 80, 142 Ahr, Barry, 53, 156 Albrecht, Kathleen, 94. 156 Albrecht, Linda, 142 Alderson, Terry, 128 Allgeier, Diana, 136 Allgeier, Theresa, 39, 148 Amann, Don, 83. 128 Amann. Douglas, 90, 132 Amlung. Bev. 128 Amlung. Dennis, 37, 50,142 Anderson, Ken, 148 Anderson, Linda, 136 Angelo, Mark, 34, 68, 7'7, '78, 111. 142 Ansberry, Mr. William, 28 Anzel, Linda, 54, 148 Arzman, Larry, 136 Atkins, Barb, 48, 93, 142 Atkins, Bev. 156 Atkinson, Gaye, 35, 49, 52, 93. 132 Atkinson, Gary, 142 Atkinson, Greg, 142 Atkinson, Karen. 52, 148 Atkinson, Roslyn, 34, 44, 51. 156 Ayars, Debbie, 128 Ayars, Diana, 63, 136 Ayer, Donald, 132 Ayer, John, 132 Ayer, Ramona, 128 - B - Baarendse, Dave, 143 Bacovin, Richard, 44, 5'7, 104, 156 Baltuth. Owen, 63, 64, 120, 143 Banfield, Sharon, 136 Banks, Mr. Dale, 24, 44, 118 Barker, Carolyn, 128 Bartlow. Gary, 50. 57, 91, 137 Bartos, Mr. Robert, 29, 69, 72, 75, 84, 86 Bates, Mr. James, 14 Bayer, Jim, 53, 148 Beck, Jack, 156 Beckman, Cheryl, 48, 52. 54, 92. 101, 56, 157 Behn. Allen. 132 Behrle, Terry, 132 Beinke, Bill, 132 Benson, Diana, 148 Benson. Sally. 41, 49, 50, 143 Benzinger, Fred, 56. 58, 148 Benzinger, Linda. 36, 41, 49, 52, 143 Berger, Paula, 49, 50, 52, 56, 60, 137, 140 Bergman, Patty, 137 Beroset, Gary, 112 Beshears, Gerry, 104, 120, 157, 172 Besier, Jim, 59, 129 Best, Barb. 36. 39, 56, 61. 143 Betterlon, Kaye, 133 Betz, Kitty, 137 Biehl, Debbie, 137 Bielski. Paula, 137 Bingham, Mary, 52, 137 Bishop. Elnora. 136 Bishop. Mary, 143 Bishop, Matt, 68, 77, 143 Bishop. Virginia, 136 Bitter, John, 76, 88, 143 Bitter, Tim, 136 Black, Mr. Charles, 21, 69, 75, 90 Blackwell, Don, 48, 129 Blackwell, Tom, 142 Blair, George, 157 Bland, Diana, 133 Blanford. Mr. Gene, 23, 77, 80 Blankenship, Allen, 136 Blankenship, Patty, 129 Blevins, Gail, 36, 39. 49, 94, 136 Bliss, John, 157 Bliss. Lynn 129 Blum, Jay, 59, 129 Bock. David, 136 Bode, Debbie, 52. 59, 133 Boggess. Carmel, 133 Boggess, John, 133 B0 gess, Richard, 136 B0 rer, Bev, 129 Bokelman, Allen, 50, 149 Bokelman. David, 50, 149 Bollingier, Helen, 137 Bonn. Kaye, 157 Booth, Tibby, 34, 88, 123, 149, 151 Bosse, Mr. Raymond, 1, 14, Boyce, Glenna, 133 Boyd, Albert, 68, 77, 84, 149 Boyd, Alice, 36, 54, 157 Boyd, Dave, 59, 129 Boyd. John, 68, 80, 85, 142 Boyd, Willie. 72 Bradley, Anna. 149 Brandhorst, Cliff, 142 Brandhorst, Linda, 133 Brankamp. Gre , 149 Bratburd, Mrs. alary 70. 29, 48 Breitholle, Ken, 157 Brockman, Debbie, 128 Brockman. Karen, 36, 46, 48, 50, 53, 54, 101. 109, 157 Brockman, Nancy, 41, 49, 50, 142 Broomfield, Gloria, 48. 54, 93. 149 Broomfield, Johnette, 36, 94, 142 Broomfield, Fat, 133 Brown, David, 148 Brown, Ro er, '73, 128 Brownewel , Michele, 132 Brundige. Pat. 35, 49, 132 Brurmer, Roger. 132 Brunner, Ruth, 63 Brush, Burke, 46. 50, 53, 148 Brush, Jay, 46, 50, 148 Bryant, Debby, 48, 52, 53, 94, 123, 148 Bryant, Jim, 90, 132 Buck, Lydia, 5.1, 142 Burch. Toni, 142 Buhrlage, Gary, 47, 157 Buhrlage, Kathy, 36, 41, 148 Burr, Jim, 37. 157 Burroughs. Charles, 142 Burroughs, Richard, 34, 63, 64, 72, 117,137 Burton, Arlene, 128 Burton, Brenda, 36, 94, 158 Burton, Dale, 59. 128 Burton. Jim. 143 Burton, Karen, 137 Burwell, Jim, 91, 143 Burwell, Mike, 35, 82, 131, 132 Burwell, Robert, 59, 128 Bush, Charles, 72, 88, 111, 137 Bush. Evie, 49, 92, 143, 146 Busser. Dennis, 143 Butler, Dale. 132 Butler, Debbie, 56, 143 Butler, Gary, 68. 76, 148 Butler. Gil 148 Butler, Greg, 68, 77, 143 Butler, Lloyd, 132 Butler, Mike, 68. 75, 84, 158 Butler, Ray, 149 Butler, Regina, 128 Butler, Vicki, 34. 48, 56, 93, 137 Caldwell, Steve, 68, 137 Callup, Geraldine, 149 Gallup, Theodore, 68, 143 Canty, Craig, 137 Canty, John, 158 Canty, Yvonne, 36, 143 Cappal, David, 68, 84, 87, 149 Cappel, Robyn, 149 Carpenter, Mrs. Mary Jane, 21 Carpenter, Tom, 128 Carr, Diane, 57, 94, 142 Carr, Roger, 57, 120, 142 Casagrande, Kim, 136 Casagrande, Toni, 129 Castaldo, Kathy, 142 Caswell, Debbie, 142 Caton, David. 136 Caveny. Linda, 129 Ceddia. Lucy. 50, 94, 149 Cefalu, Ann, 158 Cefalu, Ed Chappell, Diane, 133 Chappell, Ron, 57 Charms. Dan. 72, 85, 136 Chattos, Dave, 50, 85, 142 Chattos, Linda 34, 48, 52, 60, 123, 149 Chattos, Rick, 73. 129 Christensen. Mr. Ed, 19 Christophel, Farm, 129 Clark, Brenda, 36, 94, 142 Clark, Ed. 68, 84, 149 Clark. Gerry, 136 Clark, Run, 73, 90, 133 Clark, Virginia, 136 Clemens, Sue. 148 Clinkscale, Dan. 72, 136 Cobb, Miss Tabitha, 46 Cochran, Jane, 41, 44, 46, 50, 53, 63, 94, 158 Coffman. Ron, 91, 158 Cohen, Mr. Michael. 29, 69, 73, 80, 83 Cole, Mike, 136 Cole, Pam, 129 Cole, Steve, 83, 129 Coleman, Harry, 68, 77, 142 Coleman, John, 133 Collins, Ken. 90, 129 Collins, Ron, 133 Cooper, Debbie, 35, 59, 128 Cooper, Diane, 52, 59, 133 Cooper, Mrs. Elizabeth, 24 Cooper. Mr. Leonard, 14 Cooper. Pam, 93 Correlli, Nikki Corston, Leslie, 42,63, 64, 94, 120, 137 Corston, Lynn, 128 Cox, Jack, 133 Cox, Karen, 137 Cox, Warren, 148 Craig, Mike, 142 Cram. Doria, 143 Cramer, Mary, 36, 137 Crider, John Croskey, JoAnn, 133 Crutchfield, Anthony, 137 Cupp, Pam, 35, 128 Curtis, Dan, 59, 73, 133 Cutler, Portia, 104, 143 Cutter,'Cheryl, 36, 39. 50, 158 Cutter, Diane. 133 Czarnecki. Dale, 46, 53, 158. 173. 181 Czarnecki, Mark, 37, 38, 42, 50, 51, 57,61, 63, 64, 117, 148 .. D - Dailey, Steve, 59, 128 Dallam, Ernie, 37. 88. 109, 158, 172 Daum, Terry, 158 Dawley, Martha, 36, 42, 63, 64, 94. 120, 137 Dawley. Mr. Richard, 29 Dawley, Richard, 76, 159 Day, Dennis, 104, 159 Day, Roxann. 143 Dempster. Bill, 117, 148 Dempster. Nancy, 34, 49, 52, 111, 143 Dempster, Steve. 77. 111, 143 Dempster, Tom, 128 Dettmer, Debby, 132 DeVore, Diane, 48, 50, 60, 63, 137 DeVore, Rick, 44, 55, 143 Dillon, Bev, 49, 50, 143 Dillon, Par, 148 Dillon, Tom, 50, 56, 137 Dillman, Mickey, 132 Dean, Fat, 159 Doherty, Mike, 72, 136 Dohme, Charles, 55 Dordaller, Pam, 128 Dorfmeyer, Jon, 59, 82, 90, 132 Douglas, Kay, 132 Doxsey, Don, 37, 68, 148 Droppelman, Jim, 143 Droppelman, Pat, 52, 60 123. 148 Dziech, Dave, 85, 142 Eakins, Thornton. 136 Eckstein, Mike, 128 Ehrenschwender, Karen, 132 I95 Ehrhardt, Dennis, 50, 85, 136 Ellerbusch. Mike. 56, 142 Emerson, Rick. 59, 129 Endres, Dale, 129 Endres. Gary, 136 Engelhardt, Chuch. 50, 142 Ernst, Ricky, 128 11:.. Farlow, Diane. 44, 159 Farlow, Linda, 159 Fasold, Peggy, 36, 63, 159 Fasold, Walter, 53, 5'7, 142 Faulkner, George, 59, 73, 129 Faulkner, John, 68, 149 Faulkner, Reginald. 132 Faulkner. Roger, 149 Federbush, Susan, 34, 48, 52, 60, 62, 111. 114, 159 Feldman, Donna, 44, 54, 63, 64, 149 Felthoff, Joe, 142 Felton, Jim, 73, 132 Felton, Kathy, 36, 94, 142 Feth, Bob, 159 Finke, Rick, 68, 85, 142 Fitterer, Dan, 159 Fitzgerald, Eva, 54, 94, 159 Fitzgerald, Leon. 73, 82, 132 Flanigan. Misa Gail. 23 Flannigan, Mike. 129 Flischel, Jim, 53, 59, 73, 82, 90. 133 Flischel, Ken, 59, 73. 83, 90. 129 Flischel, Rick, 47, 50, 57, 58. 62. 77, 88. 142 Fluegeman, Mike. 143 Foley, Craig, 90, 129 Foley. Diane, 36. 39, 52. 143 Foster, Betty, 133 Foster. Mike. 83. 129 Foster. Fat, 49 Fothergill, Mark, 59 Frandoni, Sue, 36, 48, 63, 136 Frank, Karen, 128 Franke, Tadd. 38, 41, 46, 57, 58, 149 Franklin, Gary. 76, 78, 79, 88, 149 Franklin. Tom, 56, 136 Franklin, Wayne, 82, 133 Frantz, Martha, 36, 39, 47, 48, 50, 94, 104, 143 Freking, Dave, 91, 143 French, Doug, 128 French. Mr. James, 29, 69 Frey, Jeff, 160 Frey, Jenny, 149 Frey, Steve. 44, 117, 120, 160 Frey, Tim, 136 Fricke, Mr. Wayne, 22 Friedrich. Barb, 48, 93, 137 Friedrich, Duane. 83, 128 Friedrich. Terry, 59, 128 Frisby, Carol, 36, 46. 50, 53. 55. 94. 160 Frondorf, Brad, 149 Frondorf. Jeff. 73, 128 Funke. Pat, 49, 133 -9- GambrEI, Howard, 44, 50, 137 Garner, Dennis, 128 Garrard. Jim. 41, 48, 63. 54. 68. 160 Garrard, Steve, 68, 85, 143 Gaspar, George, 117. 120, 137 Gaunce, Gloria. 160 Gausman. Gary, 76, 84, 148 Gayheart, Dave, 133 Gayheart, Nancy. 137 Geil, Paulette, 129 Gerbus. Dan. 55, 88. 137 Gerbus, Mike. 44, 55, 143 Gessner. Edward, 160 Gieringer, Miss Kathleen. 19 Gilbert. Charles, 91. 148 Gilene, Mike, 143 Ginn. Ben, 142 Glick, Leslie. 36, 48. 63, 93. 137 Goedl, Dennis, 88, 142 Goldman, Mark, 52, 90. 133 Goldman, Ned, 52. 73, 129 Graves, Torn, 137 Gray, Jeremy, 129 Greaves, Edward, 160 Greene. Emily 7Penny1, 48, 61. 160 Greene. Linda, 59, 133 Greenwood, Jerry. 160 Gregory, Eddie, 160 Gre ory, Mary, 136 Gri fin, Penny, 129 Gundler, Dan, 142 -H- Haase. Don, 42, 46, 50. 51. 53, 148 Haber, Tom. 38, 50, 136 Hafner, Cheryl, 136 Ha en, Paul, 133 Ha big. Bob. 129 Hall, Barb, 142 Hall, Brenda. 136 Hambrick, Rita, 57, 142 Hamersly, Mark, 56, 58. 114. 142 Hamilton, Elmer, 68. 84, 87, 161 Hammons, Sandi, 42, 48, 142 Harmen, Tom. 83, 129 Hardin. Evon, 142 Hardy. Karen, 129 Hardy, Sharon, 36, 48. 93, 136 Hargis, Jeff, 73, 132 Hargis, Mike, 73, 117, 143 Harrell, Dave, 44, 104, 120, 143 Hasting, Roger, 128 Hauser, Carolyn, 132 Hawley, Mrs. Peggy, 30 Hebenstreit, Steve, 73, 82, 90. 132 Hedges, Debbie, 136 Hedges, Gary, 83. 128 Heeman, Charles. 161 Heidorn. Linda, 143 Heidorn, Regina, 36, 136 Hein, Dennis. 132 Hein, Greg, 128 Heineke, Martin, 56, 137 Heinrich, Rick, 137 Heitz. Barb, 59, 132 Heitz. Dennis. 109 Helligrath, Mike, 73, 132 Helligrath, Nancy. 161 , Helms, Barb. 59, 132 Helms, Donna. 36, 39, 44, 63. 137 Helms. Terry, 148 Hendrix, Mike, 132 Henize, Chris, 143 Henize, Elaine, 128 Henke, Sandy, 148 Henle . Sandy. 36, 41. 48, 14g Henning, Kathy, 137 Henning, Marilyn. 133 Henry. Pat, 36. 48, 50, 94, 161. 172 Henson, Connie. 55, 148 Henson, Janet, 41, 47, 50. 52. 143 Henson. IoAnn, 133 Henson, Pat. 161 Hester, Greg, 50, 85, 137 Hester, Steve. 50, 143 Hey, David, 37, 68. 75. 84. 149 Hill, Felicha, 133 Hilpolsteiner. Mrs. Lois, 26 Hindery. John, 55, 88, 143 Hindery, Victor, 128 Hinshaw, Jo, 36, 39, 41. 46, 50, 51, 53. 109, 161, 173. 181 Hinshaw. Steve. 37, 41, 42, 47. 50, 77, 85, 143 Hissom, Mr. James, 27. 56, 58, 59 141350111. Judy, 41, 44, 46, 5'7, 58, 62, 63. 64. 114. 115, 120, 161. 172 Hod e. David. 128 Hof man, Carolyn, 94, 95. 161 Hoffman. Chris. 44. 142 Hoffman, Kristine, 34, 41. 49, 50, 60, 111, 142 Hoffmann, Paul. 73. 133 Hoffmann, Rick, 50, 142 Hoffmeier, John, 137 Holbert, Jim, 129 Homan, Sheila. 129 Hogchell, Mrs. Elizabeth, 5 Hosmer, Teresa, 133 Houston. Diane, 137 Howell, Lowell. 57, 136 Hudson, Bessye, 142 Hug, JoAnne, 36, 39. 142 Hughes, Christine. 63. 161 Hughes. Jeer. 149 Hughes. Joey. 35, 59, 129, 131 Humphreys. Betsy. 48. 133 Humphreys, JoAnn, 36, 41, 48. 149 Humphreys. Mike, 37, 142 Hunter, Nancy, 94. 149 Hutson, Gloria, 133 Hultenmiller, Julie, 48, 61, 111, 122, 123, 149 Hyde. JoAnna, 36, 39, 149 Hyde. Patty, 49, 133 1;- Ingram, Jay, 50, 142 Ingram. Jenny. 50. 51. 94. 161 Irey, Ken, 34, 162. 173 Irwin. Buddy, 68, 142 Jackson, Sherry, 129 Jackson, Vincent. 80, 84 Jacobs. Mrs. Naomi, 29,40, 41 Jaeger. Mark, 136 Jauch, Gerry. 149 Jenkins, Linda. 109 Jenkins, Patti, 48, 60, 94, 148 Jennings, Russell, 129 Jennings, Shirley. 104, 136 Jensen, Tom, 76, 78, 80, 84. 110, 111, 162 Johnson, Don, 136 Johnson. Jerry. 132 Johnson. John 4121, 162 Johnson. 101111671, 129 Johnson, Ron, 37, 44, 48, 54. 68, 162 Johnson, Shirley, 129 Jones, Bob. 76, 84, 148 Jones, Dina, 54, 162 Jones, Ed, 56, 72, 136 Jones. Jerry, 136 Jones. LeeRoy. 143 Jones, Marcia, 41, 49, 60, 143 Jones, Stephen. 136 4'0- Kahle, David, 59, 128 Kahle, Debbie, 48, 148 Kaladow, Mr. Arthur. 29, 69, 71, 75 Kane, Carol, 36, 39, 44. 63, 148 Kane. Jennie. 36. 39. 63. 137 Kasten, Don, 76. 111, 162 Keegan, Larry. 137 Keller, Sharon, 34, 41, 42, 44. 46, 48, 51. 52, 53, 54, 100, 101, 162, 173 Kelsey. Dan, 59. 128 Kelsey. Glenn, 56, 137 Kelsey, Joyce, 132 Kennedy, Todd, 128 Kidd. Diane, 162 Kiehborth. Don, 55, 143 Kihm. Mike, 38, 41. 148 Kimbrough, Carol. 132 Kimbrough. Diane, 36, 143 King, Linda, 132 Kin , Fat, 143 Kin5ey, Mrs. Elizabeth, 20. 54 Klaus, Steve, 55 Klay. Steve. 148 Klemann, Steve, 38, 82. 132 Klenk. Carol, 128 Klusmeier, Paul, 73, 82, 90, 132 Knothe, Laura, 49, 143 Kohl. Jim, 148 Kollenberg, Bob. 83, 128 Kraemer. Cindy, 49, 137 Kraemer. Randy, 73, 83, 123 Kramer, Dan, 137 Kramer, Mr. Maurice, 21 Kramig, Gary. 42, 44, 48, 119. 120, 162, 1'73 Krass, Sharon, 44, 63, 149 Kreamelmeyer, Dave, 162 Kreamelmeyer, Richard, 143 Kresser, Cindy, 49, 60, 111, 137 Krouse, Dave, 50, 53, 56, 137 Krouse. Debbie, 128 Kuhlman, Bobbie, 143 Kuhns, Joe. 37. 44, 48, 68. 88. 109. 163, 172 Kuhns. Steve, 144 Kunkel, Mr. Carl, 30, 91 Kunkel, Tim, 132 Kunstman. Gloria, 46, 54, 163 - L 2 Lachenman. Tom, 85, 144 Lakonen, Mrs. Roberta, 23 Lambert, R0 er, 149 Landmeier, nnis. 80, 136 Lang. Judy, 63. 64, 104, 136 Langmeier, Linda, 42, 48, 163 Lauersdorf, Rudy, 136 Leen, Richard, 55, 136 Leienberger, Mona, 49, 93, 132 Leienberger, Scott, 132 Lell, Bob, 57. 58, 68, 88, 144 Leopold, Connie. 59, 129 Leopold, Mike, 136 Leveton, Gag, 133 Levine, Mr. atrick, 18 Lichty, Chuck, 136 Lichty, Georgia, 144 Lichty, Robin, 144 Liebisch, Jackie, 136 Liebisch. Steve. 129 Limbert, Cindy, 129 Little, Mrs. Jessie, 20 54 Lockwood, Sue 34, 44, 48, 120, 149, 151 Logan. Dan, 133 Logsdon, Mr. Joe, 26, 55. 88 Losacker, Diane, 48. 149 Lotz, Jeanette, 44, 52, 149 Love, Barb, 59. 129 Love, John, 41, 57, 58, 114, 115, 163 Love. Judi, 36, 39, 144 Lnehrs. Donna, 101 Lukatz, Vanessa, 129 McAllister, Pam, 48, 52, 163 McArthur, Jim 48, 90, 129 McArthur. John, 49, 129 McArthur, Tom, 72, 137 McCounal, Steve, 133 McChristian, Cindy, 48, 128 McCracken. Linda, 36, 39, 50, 137 McDaniel, Doug, 68. 163 McDaniel. Gena. 34. 49. 60, 144 McDaniel. Jerry. 57, 137 McGlothlin. Dan, 90, 133 McGlothlin. Don, 149 McHugh, Garry, 128 McHu h, Kevin. 44, 55, 84, 10 . 117, 144 McKeown, Terry, 149 McLean, Ken, 59, 73. 90, 128 McNamara. Linda, 133 McManis, Mr. Landon, 22, 69, 80, 85 Macon, Doreen, 133 Madill, Rick, 57, 145 Mahaffey, Don. 128 Mahaffey, Kathy, 48, 94, 148 Mahlenkamp, Scott, 148 Mahler, Bonnie. 133 Mahler, Connie. 132 Mahoney. Laura. 128 Maidens, Mr. Duane. 26, 37 Maier, Bill, 57, 58. 145 Maier, Dan, 50, 137 Malof, Heddy, 148 Manthey, Diane, 36, 39, 41, 48, 109, 163 Mardis. Diana, 42, 48, 50, 63, 64, 94. 137 Maringer, Kathy, 36, 39, 145 Markland, Bev, 145 Marsh, Glynda, 145 Marshall, Christine, 94, 148 Marshall, Jerri, 128 Martin, Bonny, 36, 49, 137 Martin, Christine. 36, 41. 163 Maskulka. Mark, 53. 57, 137 Mason, Mr. Tom, 22, 52 Maison, Claudia. 36, 48, 93, 138 Maison, Rick. 68. 145, 146 Matherly, Janet, 128 Matt, Kathy. 129 Matthews, David, 35, 59, 129 Matthews. Jeff. 145 Matthews, John. 68, 163 Matthews, Tom, 37, 48, 88, 148 Maxwell, Cindy, 52, 59, 132 Maxwell, Wayne, 57, 58, 88, 148 Medcalf, Sandy, 52, 132 Meeks. Rick. 68. 145 Meier. Ken. 68, 76, 84. 86. 111. 123, 148 Meinken, John, 163 Meinken, Judy, 59, 132 Meyer, Craig, 37, 109, 164 Meyer, George. 138 Meyer. Libb , 129 Meyers. Lin a, 94, 149 Middendorf, Allen, 138 Milby, Daird, 129 Milby, Donna, 144 Miller, Larry, 129 Mills, Brenda, 59, 129 Mire, Fay, 138 Mitchell, Larry, 109, 117, 164, 172 Mitchell, Tim, 50, 57, 138 Mohr, Ed, 129 Moody, Bob, 38, 41, 164 Moore, Belinda, 36, 49, 63, 93, 111, 138, 140 Moore, Chuck. 82. 90, 132 Moore, Paul. 50. 138 Moschel, Debbie, 38, 41, 42, 51, 56, 58, 139 Mueller, Connie, 130 Mueller, Jackie. 49. 61. 149 Murphy, Kathy, 35, 131. 132 Murphy, Lyndelle, 44, 60. 104, 156, 164, 173 Murray, Donna, 130 Murray. Geraldine. 94, 144 Murrison, Mary Kay, 36, 39, 44, 45, 51, 63, 104, 106, 109, 117, 119, 120, 164. 172 Myers, Don, 44, 55, 149 Myers, Gary, 55, 72, 139 Naegele. Diane, 149 Nagel. Phil, 164 Neidenbach, Kathy, 36, 39. 44, 48. 50, 52, 63, 64, 104. 164 Neidenbach, Sharon, 49, 60, 144 Nelson, Bob, 132 Nelson. Greg. 144 Newbold, Dennis. 63, 64, 149 Newell, Paul, 68, 149 Newlove, Terry, 41, 47, 56, 58, 144 Newman, Bill. 59. 73, 132 Newman, Linda, 36, 39, 42, 49, 50, 54, 144 Nielsen, Linda. 63. 164 Nielsen, Pam, 49, 130 Noble, John, 133 Noffke, Mark, 59, 73, 133 Noffke, Steve. 41, 42, 58, 85. 144 Noll, Elaine. 130 Noll, Mr. Harry. 14 N011, Steve, 50, 56, 139 Norman, Richard. 73, 130 Nortman, John, 34, 56, 139, 140 Norton. Dan, 144 Norwood, Janet, 94, 145 Noschang. Mike, 84, 86. 104, 108. 109. 164 Oberhage, Ricky, 139 . Oberhelman, Jenny, 129 Osborn, Tom, 164 Osterwisch, Jane, 41, 50, 51, 56, 139 .. p - Palacios, Mi uel, 50 Parker, Gera d, 130 Parks. Virgil, 149 Parks, Wendell, 72, 138 Parsons, Bill, 145 Parsons, Bob 73, 133 Patterson. Suzanne, 145 Patton, Gary, 130 Patton, Gilbert, 133 Payne, Cindy, 133 Payne, Roxanne, 36, 52, 145 Pemberton, Linda, 63. 138 Peter, Jill, 133 Peters, Carol, 34. 48, 111, 120. 123. 148. 151 Perry, Donna, 38, 41, 42, 51, 57, 138 Pfankuch, Sandra, 130 Pfeffer, Frank. 130 Pfeffer, Karen. 63. 64, 148 Pfirrrnan, Brad, 82, 133 Pickens, Brian, 49, 52, 130 Pickens, Kendall, 145 Pickens, Trudy. 63, 138 Pieper, Bruce, 68, 88, 148 Pieper, Daryl, 83, 130 Pieper, Mrs. Jean, 14 Pinkerton, Tom, 165 Piper, Sam, 44, 54, 56, 58, 104, 114, 120, 165 Plummer. Bruce, 52, 59, 73, 130 Plummer, Steve, 145 Poole. Vickie. 138 Powell, Allen. 59. 130 Powell, Don, 130 Pratt, Margaret, 133 Pratt, Rosalyn, 134 Prewitt, Doug, 134 Price, Steve, 59, 130 Puthoff, Vickie, 49, 50, 138 Quinn, Michelle, 36, 42, 49. 52, 63. 138 Quinn, Steve, 44, 50. 63, 64, 117. 145 .. p, 1 Raegle, Bill, 145 Ragle, Pam. 134 Ralsor, Ed. 34. 72. 139 Raisor, George, 148 Rampello, Linda, 144 Rampello. Ron, 139 Randall, Mrs. Catherine, 27 Randle. Elaine, 130 Ratcliff, Linda. 36, 39, 42, 47,49, 50, 52, 144 Rawls, Carolyn, 148 Rawls, Marvin, 72. 85. 139 Rawls, Mike. 73. 90, 134 Reardon, Bob, 130 Redman, Marcia, 130 Reisiger, Fat, 148 Reisiger, Sharon, 47, 148 Rally. Terri. 44, 165 Rally, Torn, 144 Renners, Roger, 144 Rexroat, Diane, 134 Rexroat, Jim, 144 Rhodes, Marvin, 56, 149 Rich, Dennis, 130 Richards, Mrs. Karen, 26 Richardson. Greg, 82 Richardson. Mike, 134 Riehle, David, 165 Riehle, Paul, 83, 1130 Riley, Jeannie. 60, 149 Riley. Jim, 139 Riley, Randy, 134 Riley, Ron, 91, 144 Roberts, Norma, 36, 165 Roberts, Par. 36, 41, 149 Robinson, Janet, 130 Roche, Miss Elva, 25, 41, 55 Rodgers, Mr. Jack, 26 Rogers, Dennis, 50, 165 Rogers. Karen, 144 Rogers, Paul. 44, 55, 149 Rogers, Roy, 144 Roney, Stephen, 130 Ross, Dr. Joseph, 14, 15, 180 Rownd, Mike, 50. 145 Ruehlman, Carl, 55, 165 Ruff, Buraine, 165 Ruff. Carolyn. 49, 92, 145, 146 Ruff, Curtis. 134 Ruff, Gayle, 48, 52, 53, 60, 101, 165, 179 Rumke, Dave, 149 RumkefShirley, 49, 135 Rumpler, R011, 149 Rush, Mr. Ralph,.23, 76, '79, 80 Ryan. Judy. 48. 130 Ryan, Lynn, 49, 50, 56, 114, 145 Sabato, Joe, 68, 80, 145 Sabrowsky, Rick, 41, 42, 77, 85, 145 Salt, Jeff, 72, 88, 139- Salt, Ted, 38, 46, 53, 165 Salyers, Gary, 85, 145 Samad, Robert, 166 Samad, Sandy, 52, 135 Samppala, Ellen, 184 Samppala, Jim, 145 Sander, Rick, 166 Sarver, David. 55, 149 Sarver, Steve, 139 Schaefer. Joe, 166 Schafer, Brenda, 139 Schaller. Jerry, 41, 150 Schaper, Melanie, 30 Schenk, Bonnie, 36, 39, 41, 43, 50, 166 Schlensker, Dennis, 68. 85 145 Schmadel. Donna, 48, 134 '97 Schmadel, Rick, 46, 68, 123, 150 Schmid, Linda, 144 Schnauber, Mr. Robert, 22, 80, 82 Schneider, Debby, 166 Schnauzer, Paul, 166 Schon, Barbara, 166 Schott, Mike, 130 Schroth, Bill, 166 Schroth, Carol. 36, 49, 63, 138 Schroth. Dennis, 37, 150 Schulze, Vicki, 166 Schwettman, Jeanine, 36, 39, 144 Seals, Greg, 134 Seals, Jim, 72, 138 Seesin , Lori, 130 Sess, ianne, 48. 50. 51. 94. 150 Sheets, Debbie, 34, 49, 52, 92, 144 Shelton, Miss Sherry, 27. 63. 65 Shepherd, Gayle. 36, 39, 42, 49, 54, 144 Sheppard. Nathaniel, 82, 134 Shimer, Sandie, 134 Shives, Steve, 57, 104, 144 Shorter, Mike, 134 Shreve, Mr. Edward, 16 Shuler, Gary, 130 Shuler, John, 144 Sikic, Mrs. Fedora, 25, 50 Simmons, Don, 77, 144 Simmons, Ron. 68, 76, 78. 80. 84, 87, 111, 150 Simons, Peggy, 138 Sjodahl, Steve, 50, 53, 63, 64, 138 Sjodahl, Svea, 48, 134 Skirven, Susan, 130 Slattery, Mr. Dana, 14 Slattery, Steve, 73, 130 Slaughter, Mike, 50, 144 Smedley, George, 51, 57, 58, 62, 150, Smith, Carl, 150 Smith, Chris, 130 Smith, Craig, 68, 85, 145 Smith, Darina, 150 Smith, Dean, 73, 82, 90, 134 Smith, Debbie, 130 Smith, Denise, 134 Smith. Gary, 59, 180 Smith, Iris, 48, 130 Smith, Jerome, 55, 150 Smith, Ken, 166 Smith, Larry, 134 Smith, Marilyn, 36, 94, 145 Smith, Merritt, 57, 58, 145 Smith, Mike, 1121, 167 Smith, Mike. 181. 134 Smith, Randy, 37, 68, 88, 89, 123, 150 Smith, Rhonda, 48, 50, 138 Smith, Robert, 55, 150 Smith. Sandy, 134 Smith, Shirley, 138 Smithson, Barbara, 41, 50, 51, 53, 167 Sneed, Beck . 39, 49, 138 Snyder, Lin a, 145 Snyder, Melody, 52, 60, 150 Snyder, Shirley, 36, 48, 54, 167 Sollman, Gary. 167 I98 Somogy, Debbie, 130 Specht, John, 38, 42, 50, 53, 150 Spieser, Sandy, 44, 48, 53, 54, 56, 57, 60, 84, 117, 167 Spradlin, Mike, 117, 145 Stagman, Lynda, 130 Stamper, Phillip, 134 Stancheff, Paul, 139 Stapleton, Jack, 134 Stapleton, Jean, 167 Starrett, Debbie, 130 Staub, Dave, 73, 90, 134 Staub, Mr. Louis, 25, 46 Staudt, Dick, 134 Staudt, John, 139 Staunton, John, 139 Steelman, Miss Barbara. 25 Stegman, Gary, 37, 167 Stein, Karen, 134 Stephens, Terry, 50, 145 Stevens, Fred, 145 Stevens, Sandy, 36, 39, 50, 94, 138 Stevens, Mr. Jack, 25 Stewart, Willie, 83, 90, 130 Stinson. Debbie, 134 Stimson, Linda, 36, 42, 49, 50, 52, 55, 63, 138 Stockmeier, Sylvia, 59, 134 Stoinoff, Bob, 150 Stoinoff, Cindy, 130 Stoinoff, Larry, 130 Stolzenberger, Bob, 34, 68, 156, 167 Stone, Craig, 73, 134 Storey, Janet. 134 Suer, Ken, 53. 150 Summers, Mrs. Beverly, 25 Sutton, Charlotte, 150 Sutton. Gary, 138 Sutton, Harold, 150 Sutton, Ted, 76 Swartz, Cindy, 134 Swisher, Karen, 94, 95, 167, 173 Syders. Sherri, 36, 41, 50, 55, 56, 150 1. T 1 Tallman, Renate. 48, 138 Tassel, Carolyn, 49, 145 Taylor, Dick, 83, 130 Taylor, Greg, 88, 150 Taylor, Tom. 82, 134 Teetz, Ken, 138 Theders, Lin, 35, 49, 134 Theile, Greg, 130 Theile, Marcia, 36, 39, 41, 48, 50, 144 Theiss, Nancy, 56, 144 Thieman, Gary, 57, 58, 117, 120, 150 Thien, Jim. 167 Thien, Pat, 150 Thiess, Connie. 168 Thiess, Mike, 59, 134 Thinnes, Ken, 72, 111, 138 Thinnes, Linda, 168 Thinnes, Mike, 37. 48. 68, 91, 150 Thinnes, Tom, 130 Thinnes, Treva, 49, 52, 93, 134 Thinnes, Vicki, 49, 63, 144 Thomas, Daird, 130 Thomas. Dave, 90 A Thomas. Larry. 138 Thomas, Owen, 76 Thomas, Pat, 168 Thompson, Betty, 134 Thompson, Delores, 130 Thompson, Elaine, 36, 39, 108, 109. 168 Thompson, Sharon, 138 Thompson, Stan, 68, 74. 84. 150 Tibbetts, Dave, 150 Tobergta, Heather, 49, 50, 93. 138, 140 Todd, Mr. Evan, 24 Towns, Alan, 138 Towns, Jim, 144 Towns. Sharon, 134 Traut, Jim 168 Tricase, Leonard, 150 Tucker, Cathy, 130 Tumey, Dan, 88, 144 Tumey, Diana, 150 Turney, Ray, 130 Tumey. Sharon, 41, 49, 63, 144 Turner. Joy. 52, 138 Tuttle. Mrs. Mildred. 21 1 U 1 Ungerbuehler. Bob, 59, 130 Ungerbuehler, Donna. 46, 48, 60, 150 Uhlenbrock, Gordon, 38, 56, 138 Urban, Bonnie, 34, 48, 54, 61, 114, 168. 172 Urban, Carol, 134 Vaughn. Pat, 144 Vaughn, Vicki, 49, 52, 54, 59. 134 Vehr, Jennifer, 36, 39. 42, 49, 52, 144 Veth, Norman, 59, 73, 134 Verdin, Jack, 41, 38, 57, 58, 114, 168 Verkamp, Bob, 168 Vertell, Miss Patricia, 23 Vidas, Mr. Michael, 25, 50 Vogel, Linda, 168 Voi t, Bev, 63, 138 Vol art, Bill, 145 Vonarb, Dave, 138 Vonarb, Rich, 130 VonderAhe, Lynn, 112 1 w 1 Wadl, Lloyd, 68, 88, 145 Wagers, Bruce, 80, 138 Wa ners, Debra, 134 Wa ker, Evelyne, 130 Walston, Greg, 50, 138 Walston, Susan, 131 Walter. Phyllis, 168 Walton, Ricky, 138 Wambsgans. Etta, 36, 48, 60, 150 Ward, Cheryl. 169 Ward, Debbie. 131 Ward, John, 138 Ward, Judy, 150 Watson, Rebecca, 34, 39, 42, 48, 50, 63, 64, 94, 138 Webster, Mr. Paul, 17 Webster, Shawn, 46, 53. 169 Wehrle, Bob, 138 Wehrle, Janet, 150 Weichold, Carol, 48, 52, 92, 101. 111. 156, 169 Weichold, Ed, 68, 145 Weingart, Nancy, 48, 94, 145 Weingartner, Elmer, 169 Weingartner, Peggy, 49, 61, 63, 145, 146 Weis, Jeanine, 39, 49, 50, 138 Weis, Kris, 49, 134 Warden, Denise, 131 Westerfeld, Larry, 41, 63, 74, 75, 88, 89, 169, 173 Weston, Greg, 55, 138 Westrich, Ron. 169 Wheeler, Beth, 42, 138 Wheeler, Delores, 138 Wherry, Carolyn. 35, 49, 59, 93. 134 Whitehouse, Carol, 36, 39. 42, 47, 52, 64, 145 Whitehouse, Mr. Harry, 14 Whitehouse, Janet, 59, 131 Whitley, Connie, 131 Wickliffe, Ann, 36, 50, 169 Wickliffe, John, 38, 44, 53, 55, 138 Wilcox, Kim, 42, 44. 46, 48, 60. 94, 119, 120, 150 Wilcox, Rick, 35, 59. 73. 83, 131 Wilfert, Mark, 59, 131 Wilhelm, Barb, 36. 150 Wilhelm, Fred, 82, 134 Wilhelm. Mike, 169 Wilkins, Janet, 169 Wilkins, Marilyn, 36, 48, 50, 150 Williams. Ed. 138 Williams, Keith, 57, 58, 145 Williams. Pierre, 57. 150 Wills, Rick, 134 Wilson, Edwin, 131 Wilson, Jane. 36, 44. 50, 120, 144 Witham, Steve, 59, 73, 134 Wilson, Heather, 131 Witt, Komelia, 131 Wolf, Bobbie, 48, 144 Wolf, Greg, 169 Womer, Shannon. 53. 170 Woodall, Bob, 134 Woodall, Don, 131 Woodall, Dorothy. 150 Woodall, Rita, 170 Woods, Linda, 59, 134 Wooten, Willie, 72, 88, 89. 138 Wymore. Fred. 34, 117, 122. 123. 150. 151 Young, Linda, 134 Young, Wendy, 144 .- 2 - Zeiser, Denise, 44, 60, 117. 120, 150 Zeller, John, 170 Zimmerman. Lee, 68, 77. 88. 144 Zix, Richard, 150 WWW I99 .. -'- 525A . n-u-n-u-n-u n-nu-q '5: fig 200