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

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1968 volume:

.' .. -.. 1 ..;- -'-1 ' ' . w: . 242:, 0.5 i I No 1620 Wm galbmitlz Kai Kincinmti 0M0 4523 9 for everything there is a 5645014, and a time for every purpose under Heaven a time to be young, a time to grow older A time to think, A time to dance ,4 time to keep silent: The theme of the 1968 ILIUM is based on a well- known passage from the Bible, Ecclesiastes 3:1-9. It is a passage that has been used many times over in songs, films, and many other endeavors, but as one of the rare, immortal pieces of literature, never becomes trite; it is always meaningful. It has been said, There is a time to be born and a time to die . .. ; but there is an interval between these two times, of infinite importance. N.C.H. is only a small part of this interval, but a part we want to remember always. If we can bring to life the memories that make a school year complete, then the 1968 ILIUM may take it's proper place in this vital interval. We Dedicate: This year our yearbook is dedicated to an organization our school greatly appreciates. Its members work hard on projects to raise money so that we, the students, may benefit. They give usextralibrarybooks, gym and athletic equipment, music and art supplies, scholar- ship funds, public address systems, foreign exchange student funds, money for landscaping. band uniforms. an outdoor sign, and the lighting for it. Although they didm buy all these things themselves, they made donations to the organizations and made the purchases posgible. Without our Parent-Teacher Association, these things would not have been ours to enjoy. - The North College Hill Ir.-Sr. P.T.A. was formed in 1953. Monetary contributions given to our Jr.-Sr. HighSchool from 1953 through 196'? total $3,363.78. It is easy to see why we are happy to dedicate the 1968 ILIUM to on: P.T.A. 7 Wears I 7.7.1 I m It..- I II- 33.5.1 3 1'1 .j PALEEF i l Mrs. Watson: Mrs. Funke; President, Mm. Helen Ward; Mrs. Frantz. f ,7 . thank Mm Needwesayme? 27. 61,4. . i . .33. fl wan: mmli' IV . mun W' i- : . . .H ' The P. T. A. makes it possible for. our parents to see what our class schedules are like and to meet our teachers. 27. 32,4. flow Annual 0pm fame The P. T. A. holds its meetings in the gymnasium. How do you like our bleachers? 1 hfrrwrwW , .7 .3 . When parents show interest in how their child is do- ing, a teacher is more than willing to talk with them. Cable of 601mm TITLE PAGE ------------------------------------- 1 INTRODUCTION ------------------ I ----------------- 2 SCHOOL PICTURE ------------------------------- s and 9 DEDICATION -------------------------------- 10 and 11 ADMINISTRATION --------------------------------- 13 UNDERCLASS ------------------------------------ 28 ORGANIZATIONS ---------------------------------- 49 SPORTS --------------------------------------- 85 FEATURES ------------------------------------- 123 SENIORS -------------------------------------- 159 ADVERTISEMENTS --------------------------------- 197 CONCLUSION ----------------------------------- 216 ?mzlty l3 .w .- van. -24.;1...p-;;.-.;.a FRONT ROW: Mr. Harry Whitehouse, President; Mrs. Jean Pieper, MI. Harry Noll, Mr. Dana Slattery, Clerk; Dr. Joseph Ross, Superintendent of Schools; ROW 2: Mr. James Bates, Vice President; Mr. Leonard Cooper. A 377146 for 8dumtim Yes, there is a time for education, The time is now and the North College Hill Board of Education is doing every- thing to see that it is a good education. Under the leadership of Dr. Ross, Superintendent and Dr. Whitehouse. Presidentof the Board of Education, much has been accomplished during the year. Distributive Education is our newest course offered at the High School, With this and further expansion of the programs at North College Hill the Board of Education is constantly up-dating our prepara- tion for the future. Dea: Students: This yearbook represents a special type of publication--one whose contents can be reviewed a thousand times and still not become boring to its reader. In the future, as you reflect back on school days, you will find that your copy of this Ilium is a most valuable possession. It will serve to provide a ready reference when memory fails to recall 01d faces and the many pleasant experiences associated with school days. In saying farewell to 1967-68, Iwam to congratulate those. who worked so hard in preparing this treasury album. I am sure that your generosity and unselfishness will be amply rewarded through the many hours of pleasure and relaxation which its contents will provide. Sincerely, Joseph N. Ross Superintendent of Schools FROD SLIPGI i g t s The Ilium serves as a focal point of each school year, bringing to- gether in pictures the faculty, students, clubs, and activities. As a result it serves as a permanent record of the 1967-68 school year. It has been a good year for N.C.H., with many accomplishments. honors, and awards gained by the students. I have been very pleased with the progress made this year and with my association with the f aculty and students. My best wishes go with the graduation class of 1968, and I hope that in years to come they can look through these pages with many fond memories of N.C.H. High School. Respectfully, Edward W. Shreve Assistant Superintendent I sincerely hope the Seniors' last four years have been fruitful ones; that they will stand you in good stead as you embark upon your lifels am- bitions or goals. After you have graduated and departed from the corridors of your alma mater, remember you are welcome to return. To our undergraduates who will be back next year. Isincerely hope the improvements we have planned will meet your approval and will benefit the entire student body. There is a time in every student's education when he arrives at the con- viction that envy is ignorance; that imitatiouissuicide. My advice to any student is to be yourself. Leam to make decisions yourself: have faith and confidence in what you are attempting to do. The great student is one who, in the midst of the crowd, stands firmly for his convictions. Remember, nothing is at last sacred by the integrity of your own mind. Sincerely, Paul L. Webster Dear Students: Congratulations to the graduates of 1968. You have personally participated in this year's educational in- novations at North College Hill School. Changes, at times, are necessary. I hope you will continue to pur- sue new knowledge and improvise when needed, in the future. Education is not found only in a text, but mainly through contact with other fellow beings. Let's not for- get respect, obedience, and friendship. Respectfully yours, Patrick N. Levine 6oumclors at Work MISS KAY GIERINGER The. guidance counselors are the baCk-bone 0f the school's curriculum. With more and more subjects being added, the complexity increases, as does our gratitude to these skilled people for their advice to all of us. Miss Gerringer and Mr. Christensen not only help us in our present course of study but in preparation for the future. MR. EDWARD CHRISTENSEN J 20 Secretaries keek the School Kuminy 1n oxde: to make a smooth-ruuuing school, our secretaries play a vital part in life at North College Hill High School. School operation, record keeping, information, and contact with the outside world could not be accomplished without these ladies. We deeply appreciate the work that our secretaries do each day. MR. DALEC. BANKS Anderson College, B S. Subjects: English, Speech, Dramatics Sponsor: Thespians MR. CHARLES BLACK University of Cincinnati, B. S. Subject: Business Coach: Varsity Football Sponsor: Freshman Class i MR. GENE BLANFORD University of Kentucky, B. 8., Xavier University, M.Ed. Subject: Mathematics, Science Sponsor: Senior CLASS 3 Ron Simmons and Mr. Banks talk over plans. MRS. MARY JANE CARPENTER University of Cincinnati, B. 8. Subject: Business Sponsor: Junior Class MR. ROBERT DAMRON Pikesville College, B. S. , Eastern Kentucky State, M.A, Subject: American History Sponsor: Junior Class, Senior High Student Council Assistant Coach: 8th Grade Basketball, Reserve Base- ball, Jr. High Football MR. RICHARD DAWLEY University of Cincinnati, B. A., M,A, Subjects: Family Relations, World Geoga raphy Sponsor: Senior High Student Council, Junior Class 2! 22 v MISS GAIL FLANIGAN Our Lady Of Cincinnati College, B. A. Subject: Mathematics Sponsor: Cheerleaders MR. JAMES FRENCH Wilmington College, B. 5. Subject: Special Education Athletic Director MR. WAYNE FRICKE University of Cincinnati, B. S. Subjects: Biology, Drivers Education Sponsor: Junior Class MRS. PEGGY HAWLEY Marshall University, B. A. Subject: Physical Education Sponsor: G.A.AI., Trojanettes, Majorettes Our Music Department works hard. MRS, LOIS HILPOLSTEINER Miami University, B. S. Subject: Home Economics Sponsor: Junior High Student Council MR. JAMES O, HISSOM Ohio University, B. 8., M. Ed. Subject: Instrumental Music Sponsor: Band MRS. ELIZABETH HONCHELL University of Toledo, B. S. Subject: English Sponsor: Future Teachers of America MISS LOUISE HUSS University of Cincinnati, B, A, Subject: Special Education Sponsor: Pep Club Teachers bid farewell to Mrs. Hawley. MRS. NAOMIC. JACOBS Barnard College. B.A. Subjects: American History, Problems of Democracy Sponsor: Ilium Staff MR. ARTHUR KALADOW University of Cincinnati, B. 3., Xavier University, M.Ed, Subject: World History Coach: Head Football Coach MRS. CHARLENE KOEPKE Western Reserve University, B.A. , M. A. Subjects: American History, American Government Sponsor: Trojanettes Assistant MR. MAURICE KRAMER University of Cincinnati, B, S, Subject: Mathematics School Treasure: 23 24 MR. CARL KUNKEL 01 110 University, 3,5, Subject: Physical Education Coach: Golf MR. JOE LOGSDON Indiana State Teachers College, B. 5. , Miami University, M. Ed. Subjects: Drafting Sponsor: Audio Visual MR. DUANE MAIDENS Miami University, B.S , M.Av ' Subject: Metal Shop Sponsor: Camera Club Coach: Track MR, THOMAS MASON University of Cincinnati, B. 5. Subjects: Science Sponsor: Health Careers MR. EUGENE McMANIS Ohio State University, B. S. Subject: Science Coach: Reserve Basketball, Varsity Base- ball, Freshman Football MR. STEVEN OVERHOLSER University of Cincinnati, B. 5. Subject: Mathematics Sponsor: Pep Club Coach: Junior High Basketball and Track Getting supplies--Ihe start of another fascinating clay in Art. MRS. CATHERINE RANDALL University ofCincinnati, B. A., Pennsyl- vania State, M,E,D, Subject: Art Sponsor: Art Service MR. EDW ARD REDING TON Miami University, B. A. Subject: English Sponsor: Trojan Newspaper Assistant MISS ELVA ROCHE MRS. KAREN RICHARDS Kansas State University, B 8. Subjects: Science, Home Economics Sponsor: SECO College of Mt. St. Joseph, B,A, Librarian Sponsor: Ilium Assistant MR. JACK RODGERS Eastern Kentucky State, B. 8. Subject: Wood Shop Sponsor: Sophomore Class MR. RALPH RUSH Eastern Kentucky State, B. A., Xavier University, M.E.D. Subject: Mathematics Sponsor: Freshman Class Coach: Varsity Basketball 25 MR. ROBERT SCHNAUBER Bowling Green State University, B. S. , M. E.D. Subject: Chemistry Sponsor: Science Club Coach: Freshman Basketball, Junior High Football MRS. FEDORA SIKIC Croation University, B. A.. M. A. Subject: German Sponsor: German Club MR. LOUIS STAUB San Diego College, B. A. Subjects: English, Latin Sponsor: National Honor 50ciety MISS BARBARA STEELMAN University of Cincinnati, B. A. Subject: English Sponsor: Junior Class MRS. BEVERLY SUMMERS Miami University, B, 3. Subject: English Sponsor: Junior High and Freshman Class Cheerleaders Mt. Healthy's Foreign Exchange student from Thailand visits NCH. 26 MRS. MILDRED TUTTLE University of Cincinnati, B.S, , Indiana University, M.E.D. Subject: Business Sponsor: Red Cross MR. STANLEY TUTTLE University of Cincinnati, B. 5., M. E.D. Subject: Distributive Education Sponsor: DECCA Club MISS PATRICIA ANN VERTELL Ohio University, B.S, Subject: Mathematics Sponsor: Y-Teens MR. MICHAEL VIDAS University of Cincinnati, B. 5., Greece, AA. Subject: Spanish Sponsor: Spanish Club MR. STANLEY WERNZ Miami University, BS. Subject: Vocal Music Sponsor: Glee Club, Mixed Ensemble MISS ROSEMARIE WESTLLNG St. Mary's College of None Dame, B. A. Subject: English Sponsor: Trojan Newspaper 27 Mrs. Dorothy Meyer, Mrs. Jessie Ayer, Mrs. Martha New- Vera Stoehr, Mrs. Alma Shorter. MISSING: Mrs. Bowen, man, Mrs. Dorothy Flannigan, Mrs. Ellen Schierer, Mrs. Supervisor. SITTING: Ed Letterbei, Ralph Meyer. STANDING: Roy Davis, Bob Taylor, A1 Seyberth, Jaspar Johnson. The CAFETERIA and MAIN- TENANCE workers are familiar to most of us, but we seldom remember that these people areindispensable. Without them, the school could not operate; therefore, a big thanks goes to all of them for every- tHing they do for us. 28 vafw-v-v 223W 29 junior ffi ROW 1 C. Adkins, R. Alderson, J. Anashanse, V. Angelo, T. Barnacle, I. Barnes, K. Bates, V. Beare ROW 2 T. Benzinger, D. Bishop, C. Bode, M. Boggess, C. Bradley, D. Brooks, C. Brown, P. Brown ROW 3 F. Brownwell, P. Bush, C. Butler, W. Butler, M, Collis, T. Bailey, 1. Dempstet, S DeVore ROW 4 T. Deye, J. Diets, P. Doxey, 3. Durham, R. Ellerbusch, P. Elliott, R. Faehr, G. Faulkner ROW 5 L. Felton, M. Ferguson, L. Fisher, K. Fothergill, G. Frandoni, P. French, K, Fritz, D. Funke ROW 6 J. Gardner, P Gamer, J. GasPer, P. Gaunce, W, Glick, K. Geode, R, Gra- ves, C Haber ROW '7 D: Hamersly, C. Hamil- ton, T. Hardy, R. Heineke, M. Henderson, D. Hend- rickson, R. Herdslicka, D. Heurich ROW 8 I. Hissom, R. Hire, K. Hughes, J. Hutson, P. Jenkins, J. Jones, M. Jones, P, Jorden ROW 9 D. Kahle, K. Kramig, B. Kunkel, C. Kusmann, J. 'L nce, B. L611, K. Levi- forf, S, Lewis 32 ROW 1 T. Lichty. D. Lloyd, M. Lozier, B. Lynch, M. McDaniel, J. McGlothlin, S. McGraw, C. McGuire ROW 2 N. McNamara, T. Meyers, T. Medcalfe, J. Milby, G. Morgan, V. Myers, B. Nelson, M. Noschang ROW 3 K. Patrick, C. Pfeffer, P. Powell, M. Ramsey, F Reed, L Robinson, M. Rowland, W. Ruff :5. $9; - anti! ROW 4 B. Schafer, M. Schfer, M. Schott, S. Schenk, H. Schwettman, FA Sess, L. Shepard, B. Slye ROW 5 D. Schnee, G. Smith, B. Slaton, C Snead, I. Schrenk, N. Schmid, G. Slaughter, N. Smedley ROW 6 C. TenBrink, D. Thinnes, J, Thomas, C. Specht, P. Taylor, R. Thompson, P. Thompson, P. Towns ROW 7 D. Tumey, B. Volz, P. Wheeler, J. Weis, J, Wiechers, B. Wilhelm. D. Willman, K. Willman ROW 8 P. Wind, T. Woodall, N. Woods, S. Ballord, R. Conner, W, Damel, J. Dombar. P. Flannery ROW 9 R. Hatfield, P. Mahler, P. Omlor, M. Puller, S. Wagner I! 33 ROW 1 R, Abercrombie, B. Adams, D. Adams, P. Albrecht, T. Alderson, D. Amann, R, Ayer, D. Amlung ROW 2 S. Barnacle, C. Barker, T. Behele, J. Besire, D, Blackwell, D. Blair, L. Bliss, J. Blum ROW 3 J. Boggess, B. Bohrer, D. Brockman, A. Button, R. Burwell, D. Boyd, R, Brown, M. Burton ROW 4 R. Butler, T. Carpenter, L. Caveny, R. Chattos, P. Christophel, S. Cole, P, Cole, D. Cooper ROW 5 D. Corcoran, P. Cupp, S. Dailey, M. Davenport, T. Dempster, G. Doan, P. Dordaller, M. Echstein ROW 6 R. Emerson, D, Endzes, R. Ernst, G, Faulkner, M. Flannigan, K. Flischel, C. Foley, M. Foster ROW 7 M. Fothergill, D. French, R. Friedrich, T. Friedrich, C. Fritz, J. Frondorf, G. Gatrell, D. Gamer ROW 8 Goldman, P. Griffin, Haber, I. Hagerman, Hannen, K. Hardy, Hedges, G. Hein 93-15? ROW 9 E. Heineke, E. Henize, K. Hester, D. Hodge. S. Homan, R. Hughes, 8. Jackson, R. Jennings 34 ROW 1 I. Holbert, J. Johnson, S. Johnson, D. Kahle, D. Kelsey, T. Kennedy, D, King, C. Klenk ROW 2 B. Kollenberg, R. Kramer, D. Krouse, S. Liebisch, C. Leopoch C. Limbert, B. Love, V. Lukatz ROW 3 D. Mahaffey, L. Mahoney, J. Matherly, K. Matt, D. Matthew, R. MayneH J. McArthur, John McArthur ROW 4 C. McChristian, C. McConnal, G. McHugh, K. McLean, M, Metzner, E. Meyer, D. Milby, L. Miller ROW 5 E. Mohr, C. Mueller, J. Murphy, D. Murray, P. Nielsen, J. Noble, E. N011, R. Norman ROW 6 G. Parker, G. Patton, S. Pfankuch, E. Randle, F. Pfeffer, B. Pickens, D. Pieper, B. Plummet ROW '7 A. Powell, D. Powell, R. Powell, 8, Price, R, Rear- don, M. Redman, D. Rich, P. Riehle ROW 8 S. Roney, J. Ryan, M. Schafer, G. Schuler, L. Seesing, S. Skirvin, S, Slattery, D. Smith ROW 9 G. 5mm, 1. Smith, L. Stagman, J. Stapleton, D. Starrett, W. Stewart, C. Stoinoff, L. Stoinoff ROW 10 R. Taylor, T. Thinnes, D. Thomas, D. Thompson, C. Tucker, R. Tumey, R. Ungerbuehler, R. Vonarb 35 ROW 1 S. Walston, D. Ward, D. Weber, E. Walker, D, Werden, J. Whitehouse, C. Whitley, R. Wilcox ROW 2 M. Wilfert, H. Witson, C. Witt, D. Woodall, R. Hire, R. Hite, R. Hall berg, S. Kees ROW 3 T. Marshall, B. Mills, D. Somogyi, G, Theile 36 ?msltmah ; W a Pichzre Nof Available Picfure Nof Available ROW 1 R. Ackeret, R, Adams, D, Amann. G. Atkinson. D. Ayer. I. Ayer ROW 2 S. Bailey, B. Beinke, K. Bellamy, S. Birch, D. Bland, D. Bode ROW 3 C, Boggess, G. Boyce, S. Bradley, L. Brandhorst, G. Breitholle, R. Bristol ROW 4 L. Brokamp, P. Broom- field, C. Brown. K. Brown, M. Brownwell, P. Bxundage ROW 5 R. Brunner, J. Bryant, A. Buechel, C. Burton, M. Burwell, D. Butler ROW 6 L. Butler, C. Capal, K. Casagrande, D, Chappell, G. Clark, R. Clark ROW 7 J. Clemens, M. Cole, I. Coleman, D, Cooper, J, Cox, M, Craig 37 Wow 1 , D. Curtis, D. Cutter, D. ' .. 3 Picture Dettmer, J. Dorfmeyer, - - .' . Noi' K. Douglas, A. Duritsch ' I '5 ' Available ROW 2 T. Eakins, P. Engelhardt, K. Ehrenschwender, R. Faulkner, I. Felton, R. Ferguson ROW 3 L. Fitzgerald, I. Flischel, B. Foster, W. Franklin, P. Punks, R. Gilene ROW 4 M. Goldman, L, Greene, P. Hagen, M. Hagerman. J. Hargis, C. Hauser ROW 1 . H - 7 . . r ' g ' - Pidure S. He'enstreu, Df.- 1Tm, , . , . -- , Noi' B. Heltz, K. Hel uc , Available M. Helligrath, B. Helms ROW 6 M. Hendrix; J. Henson, K. Hoffman, P. Hoffman, T. Hosmer, B. Humphreys ROW '7 G. Hutson, P. Hyde, S. Jennings, F. Johnson, J, Johnson, B. Jones ROW 8 'I, Kelsey, L Kemplin, C. Kimbrough, S. Kleman, P. Klusmeier, C. Kunkel 38 ROW 1 J. Lachenman, A. Leinber- ger, M, Leinberger, G. Leveton, D. Logan, V. Littlepage ROW 2 D. Macon, B. Mahler, C. Mahler, S. Margolin, C. Maxwell, D. McGlothlin ROW 3 L. McNamara, S. Medcalf, J. Meinken, M. Meyers, N. Miller, C. Moore ROW 4 K. Murphy, B. Nelson, B. Newman, M. Noffke, M. O Banion, R. Parsons ROW 5 D. Patrick, G. Patton, C. Payne, E. Peters, I. Peter, B Pfirman ROW 6 M. Pratt, R. Pratt, P. Quinn, P, Rogle, M. Rawls, C. Reinhart ROW '7 D. Rexroat, M. Richardson, C. Ruff, S. Rumke, S. Samad, E. Sampalla ROW 8 G. Seals, D. Schmadel, R Schultz, N Schumacher, B. Schwartz, C. Schwing 39 ROW 1 N. Sheppard, S. Shimer, M. Shorter, Svea Sjodahl, D Smith, D Smith ROW 2 L. Smith, M. Smith, S. Smith, T. Smith, P. Stamper, R. Staudt ROW 3 J. Staunton, K. Stein, C. Stemz, D. Stimson, S. Stoekmeier, C. Stone ROW 4 1. Storey, T Tayolr, L. Theders, A. Thieman, M. Thiess, T. Thinnes ROW 5 E. Thompson, A. Towns, s. Towns, C. Urban, V. Vaughn, N. Vehr ROW 6 D. Wagers, G, Waters, C. Weis, C. Wherry, F, W11- helm, B. Wilkins ROW '7 D. Williams, E. Williams, W. Williams, R. Wills, S. Witham, J. Wolf ROW 8 R. Woodall, L. Woods, R. Wulkotte, L. Young, M. Hamilton ROW 1 G. Adams, D. Allgeier, L. Anderson, L. Arazman, S. Banfield, G. Bartlow ROW 2 P. Berger, P. Bergman, K. Beta, P. Bielski, E. Bishop, V. Bishop ROW 3 J. Bitter, G. Blevins, W, Boyd, C. Bush, V. Butler, 5. Caldwell ROW 4 C. Canty. J. Carter, D, Caton, R. Chappell, D. Chattos, D, Clinkscale ROW 5 K. Cox, M. Cramer, A. Crutchfield, M. Dawley, D. DeVore, T. DiLlon ROW 6 M. Doherty, D. Ehrhardt, G. Endres, D. Fisher, 8. Frandoni, T. Franklin ROW '7 T. Frey, B. Friedrich, G. Gaspar, D, Gerbus, L. Glick, R. Goodhart Sophomoms 42 ROW 1 T. Graves, M. Gregory. T. Haber, C. Hafner, E. Hall, E. Hamlin ROW 2 S. Hardy, E. Harrison, D. Hedges, R. Heidorn, M. Heineke, D. Helms ROW 3 R. Heinrich, G. Hester, B. Hodge, I. Hoffmeier, D. Houston, L. Howell ROW 4 M. Jaeger, D. Johnson, E. Jones, J. Jones. L. Jones, 1. Kane ROW 5 R. Keegan, G. Kelsey, C. Kramer, D. Kramer, C. Kresser, D. Krouse ROW 6 D. Landmeier, J. Lang. R. Lauersdorf, M. Leo- pold, C. Lichty, G. Lichty ROW 7 D. Maier, M. Mallard, D Mardis, B. Martin, J. Martin, M. Maskulka ROW 8 C. Manson, L. McCracken, J. McDaniel, G. Meyer, A. Middindorf, T. Mitchell ROW 1 B, Moore, P. Moore, D4 Moschel, G. Myers, S. N011, J. Nortman ROW 2 R. Oberhage, J. Oberhel- man, B. Oetigen, J, Osterwisch, w. Parks, L. Pemberton ROW 3 D. Petty, K. Pickens, T. Pickens, V. Poole, V. Puthoff, S. Quinn ROW 4 E. Raiser, R. Rampello, M. Rawis, J. Riley, J. Salt, 8. Sarver ROW 5 B. Schafer, J. Seals, P. Simons, S. Sjodahl, R. Smith, S. Smith ROW 6 B Sneed, P. Stancheff, J. Staudt, F, Stevens, 5, Stevens, L. Stimson ROW 7 R, Tallman, K. Teetz, K. Thinnes, S, Thompson, H. Tobergta, J. Turner ROW 8 G. Uhlenbrock, B. Voigt, D. Vonarb, B. Wagers, G. Walston, J, Ward ROW 2 D. Wheeler, 1. Wickliffe, W. Wooten ROW 1 B. Watson, D. Weber, R. Wehrle, J. Weis, G. Weston, B. Wheeler ROW 1 I. Addison, L. Albrecht, D. Amlung, M. Angelo, B. Atkins, R. Atkins ROW 2 G, Atkinson, G. Atkinson, O, Baltuth, D. Barendse, S. Benson, L. Benzinger ROW 3 B. Best, M. Bishop, 1. Bitter, B. Blackwell, T. Blackwell, I. Boyd ROW 4 J. Brian, N. Brockman, N. Broomfield, R, anner, L, Buck, D. Butler ROW 5 G, Butler, T. Biuch, J. Burton, J. Burwell, E. Bush, D. Busser ROW 6 T. Callup, Y Canty, D, Carr, R. Cam K. Cas- taldo, D. Caswell ROW 7 D. Chattos, B. Clark, V. Clark, H. Coleman, N. Dempster, S. Dempster juniors 45 ROW 1 R. DeVore, B. Dillion, D. Dziech, M. Ellerbusch, C, Englehardt, W. Fasold ROW 2 K. Felton, R. Finke, R. Flischel, M, Fieugeman, D. Foley, P, Foster ROW 3 M, Frantz, D. Freking, S. Garrard, M, Gerbus, M. Gilene, B. Ginn ROW 4 D, Goedl, D. Gunler, L. Heidom, E. Hall, R, Hambrick, M. Hammersly ROW 5 S. Hammons, M. Hargis, D. Harrell, B. Helligrath, C. Henize, I. Henson ROW 6 S. Hester, I. Hindrey, S. Hinshaw, C, Hoffman, K Hoffman, R, Hoffman ROW 7 B. Hudson, 1 Hug, M. Humphreys, J, Ingram, B. Irvin, M. Jones ROW 8 S. Jones, L. Knothe, R. Kremalmeyer, B. Kuhl- man. 5. Kuhqs, T. Lach- enman ROW 1 B. L611, R. Lichty, J. Love, R. Madill, B. Maier, K. Maringer ROW 2 G. Marsh, R. Matson, G. McDaniel. K. McHugh, R. Meeks, D. Milby ROW 3 G. Murray, S. Neidenbach, G, Nelson, T. Newlove, L. Newman, S. Noffke ROW 4 D. Norton, J. Norwood, B. Pazsons, 8. Patterson, R. Payne, S. Plummer ROW 5 S. Quinn, L. Ratcliff, T, Relly, R. Renners, J. Rex- roat, R. Riley ROW 6 K. Rodgers, R. Rodgers, M. Rownd, C. Ruff, L. Ryan, J. Sabato ROW 7 R. Sabrowsky, G. Salyers, J. Sampalla, T, Schiebly, D. Schlensker, L. Schmid ROW 8 J. Schuler, I. Schwettman, D. Sheets, G. Shepard, S. Shives, D. Simons ROW 1 M. Slaughter, C. Smith, M. Smith, M. Smith, L. Snyder ROW 2 GA Solomon, T, Stephens, G, Sutton, C. Tasset ROW 3 G. Ten Brink, M. Theile, P. Thien, N. Thiess ROW 4 V. Thinnes, J. Towns, D. Tumey, S. Tumey ROW 5 C. Tyre, P. Vaughn. J. Vehr, T. Verkamp ROW 6 B. Volkart, L. Wadi, K. Wehrle, E. Weichold ROW 7 N. Weingart, P. Weingart- ner, C. Whitehouse, K. Williams ROW 8 J. Wilson, E. Wolf, W. Young, L. Zimmerman 50 Jlium LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Roche, Asst. Sponsor: M. Jones, Features Ed.; S Henley, Senior Ed.; MV Theile, Asst, Ed.; 8. Syders, Ed. in Chief; D. Moschel, T, Newlove, Underclass Ed.; S. Hinshaw, Sports Ed. ; J. Osterwisch, Organizations Ed.; I. Humphreys, P. Roberts, Treas.; Mrs. Jacobs, Sponsor; ROW 2: J. Turner, R. Smith, S. Noffke, D. Feldman, L. Click, D. Fisher, D. Schmadel, K. Buhrlage, K. Suer, S. Sjodahl, S Noll; ROW 3: C. Kane, K. Hoffman, J. Henson, L. Zimmerman, M. Czarnecki, B. Martin, R. Sabmwsky, T, Franks, M. Kihm, T, Haber, D. Petty, S, Jennings, J. Kane, V. Putoff, Staff A scene from the Ilium skit to boost sales. Sometimes Sheri and Marcia just want to get away from the problems of the book! Yea Editor! 52 me OcJAN LEFT TO RIGHT: ROW 1: B. Wheeler, S. Hammons, Business Mgr, ', B. Watson, Asst. Ed.:C. Whitehouse, Ed. in Chief; K. Wilcox, Feature Ed.; B. Blackwell, V. Vaugh, Exchange Ed.;ROW 2: V. Puthoff, D. Stimson, K, Stein, B. Maier, D. Mardis, L. Chattos, M. Dawley, Advt, Ed.; I. Weis, J. Whitehouse, S. Margolin, E. Noll, K. Haber, Miss Westling, Sponsor; ROW 3: H, Tobergta, 8, Quinn, T. Haber, M. Czarnecki, L. Stimson, D. Moschel, L4 Zimmerman, f T. Franke, C. Duritsch, B. Lell, S. Towns, B. Thompson, G. Shepherd, L. Ratcliff, I. Vehr. f r.. Carol and Miss Westling discuss ideas for the new edition. TRCTJAWSTAFF NOW AFFILIATED WHTH THE NATIONAL SCHOLASTEC PRESS ASSOCIATION Editor-in chief .................................... . , Carol Whitehouse Assistant Editor . ., .. Becky Watson Advertising Manger . .. ,. . Martha Dawiay Feature Editor .. . .... . Kim Wilcox Business Manager . . v . . . Sandi Hammons Shorts Editors . .. John Bitter, Bob LeJI, Lee Zimmerman Photographer: ------ A -------- . Tom Haber, Marl: zarnecki Ci-culafion Managers .... . . . . . ,. Beth Wheeler, Betty Blackwell Evchance Edltor . . Vicki Vanahn Reporters .......... Jennifer Vehn Linda Rafcliff, Bil' Maie', Gayle Shepherd, Chuck Duritsch Dan McGIothin, Vickie Puthoff. Diana Mardls. Betty Thompson. Sharon Towns, Susan Mar- golin, Debbie Stinson. Karen Stein. Janet Whitehouse Elaine Nofl, Debbie Moschel, Tadd'Franke. Copy Keane's V . K'en Haber, Larry Miller. Gerald Parke:. Linda Chattos, Robyn Cappel, Jeanine Weis. 53 F i ' Student junior 171th Jr. High Student Council is an organization elected by the Stu- dents of the seventh and eighth grades to represent them in school government, They don't have much power, but they sponsor many of the Jr. High activities such as the homecoming float, dances, and orientation for the incoming seventh graders. It also serves as a background for those members who plan to be on Senior Student Council when they become Freshmen. :4 .,,-d... V LEFT TO RIGHT: ROW 1: D. Matthews, T. Thinnes, R, Wilcox, J. Hissom; ROW 2: D. Broekman, C. Foley, M. Lozier. P. Gaunce, E. Noll, D. Funke, K. Kramig. 54 w wands Samar ffiglt LEFT TO RIGHT: E. Raiser, V. Pres. ; D. Sheets, SBCJ K. HOffman, Treas.; L. Zimmerman, Pres.; ROW 2: F. Wy- more, P. Jenkins, J. Huttenmiller, K. Wilcox, B. Watson, B. Moore; ROW 3: G. Atkinson, K. Ehrenschwender, J, Flischel, C. Smith, T. Theders, G. McDaniel, R. Matson, V. Thinnes, S. Lockwood, H. Tobergta, N. Dempster, C, Matson. 56 L.TO R.: ROW 1: 5. Stevens, G. Blevins, M. Frantz, M. Wilkens, C. Kane, M. Theile, E. Wanbsgans, D. Foley, 8. Frandone, L. McNamera, I. Kane; ROW 2: B, Blackwell, D. Sass, J. Vehr, J. Hyde, K. Buhrlage, P. Roberts, L. Theders; ROW 3: J. Humphreys, R. Cappel, V. Vaughn, B, Heitz, L. Glick, A. Thieman, I. Wilkens, D. Ungerbuehler, L. Chattos, G. Sheppard, C. Kramer. J. Schwettman, L, Stimson: ROW 4: D. Feldman, S. Syders, B. Martin, K. Maringer, R. Payne, S. Henley, C. Payne, P. Vaughn. 56.60 I... TO R.: ROW 1: D. Foley, Treas. '. C. Whitehouse, V. Pres.: B. Watson, Pres.; J. Schwettman, Sec.; ROW 2: PA Ragle, L. Ratcliff, L. McCracken, M, Dawley, J. Vehr, J, Weis, M. Wilkens, K, Stein, K, Cox, M. Frantz, I. Henson, C. Urban, J. Meinken, D. Bode, B. Heights, S. Shimer; ROW 3: D. Bland, C. Payne, W. Young, B. Sneed. D. Helms, 8. Patterson, K. Meninger, M. Theile, P. Vaughn, 5. Towns, D. Wheeler, L. Woods, G. Shepherd, V. Vaughn, D. Cutterw Se-Co is an organization open to girls interested in the fields of cook- ing and sewing. This year, in addition to the usual projects, we planned a few events. We held a Coke Party which attracted several new mem- , bets and a baby shower for our first semester sponsor, Mrs. Richards. Of course we baked cookies. prepared our Christmas Banquet, invited our mothers to a St. Patrick's Day Tea, and participated in other traditional activities. Se-Co also hosted a speaker from CGscE in December and served at the Sports Banquets. Under the Leadership of Miss Cluxton, we finished the year with a picnic. 58 LEFT TO RIGHT: ROW 1: Miss Huss, Sponsor; D. Bryant, Sec.; V. Thinnes, Treas,; J. Humphreys, Pres,; B. Wolf, V, Pres.; B. Humphreys, Mr. Overholser, Sponsor; ROW 2: M. Thinnes, I. Huttenmiller, K. Mahaffey, P. Jenkins, C. Peters, G, Shepherd, 5. Loekwood, L. Chattos, K. Wilcox, M. Wilkens, L Riley, D. Cast; ROW 3: R, Cappel, L. Stimson, B. Martin, C. Matson, L. Glick, P. Berger, H. Tobergta, C. Kresser, SV Quinn, B. Moore, D. Fisher, M, Jones; ROW 4: E. Wambsgans, L. Ryan, S. Tumey, C. Tasset, D. Sheets, L. Knothe, P. Weingartner, G. McDaniel, N. Dempster, B. Dillon, P, Foster, C, Hoffman; ROW 5: C. Ruff,E. Bush, W. Cox, G. Broomfield, B. Blackwell, L. Ratcliff, D, Ungerbeuhler, B. Wilhelm, K. Buhrlage, S, Henley, P, Roberts, 8. Neidenbach, I. Henson. kay t w 6! 5 Pep Club is open to all boys and girls 7-12. Pep Club's main pur- l! pose is to promote school spirit, good sportsmanship, and supporting the school sports. Among our activities are; making posters weekly, selling programs, and decorating goal posts, as well as annual proj- ects of planning and sponsoring Homecoming, Coronation, decorat- ing for banquets, and cheering contests. This is one of the largest clubs in school. L TO R: ROW 1: D. Mardis, L. Pemberton, J. Weiss, B. Watson, M. Cramer, S. Hardy, B, Fredrich, D. De- Vore, S. Frandoni. ROW 2: K. Weis, P. Hyde, L. Rumke, D. Schmadl, J. Osterwisch, V. Putoff, A. Thie- man, B. Wilkens, P. Simons, B. Wheeler, G. Blevins, B. Sneed. ROW 3: P. Quinn, D. Capal, D. Stimson, K. Stein, K. Murphy, C. Wherry, S. Samad, L. Theders, G. Atkinson, T. Thinnes, V. Butler. ROW 4: D. Snead, D. Bush, B. Lell, J. Whitehouse, P. Guance, J. Hissom, B. Pickens. 59 60 L. TO R.: ROW 1: Mr. Banks, Sponsor; C. Kane, Points Chairman; M. Dawley, Treas.; S. Lockwood, Sec.; D. Zeiser, V, Pres,; G, Theiman, Pres.; ROW 2: P. Bielski, J. Lotz, M. Wilkens, M. Hargis, K, Wilcox, L. Stimson, C. Hoffman, F. Benzinger, D. Feldman; ROW 3: S. Krass, N. Weingart, M. Theile, M. Czarnecki, K. Maringer, G. Gaspar, K, McHugh, D. Gerbus, G. Smedley, D. Caron; ROW 4-: O. Baltuth, J. Bayer, D. Bockelman, B. Smith, G. Brankamp, F. Wymore, A. Bockelman, M, Gerbus, S. Quinn. Mr. Banks, the sponsor, has a right to be proud. The Thespians do a great job on every play. The National Thespian Society was established in the spring of 1929 by a group of teachers and studems interested in better ing the position 01' the Dramatic Arts in the Secondary schools. The society is composed of troupes all over the world. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Dale Ct Banks, the Thespian Troupe $69 assisted in the productions of the Drama Dept, with the follow- ing plays in the year 67-65: 27116 Kobe Dark of the M0014 UaMI'ml CONGRATULATIONS t0 the Thespians on another great year! George Gaspet is now a member of Troupe 7 ;269 of NCH. bl 62 junior inglt Citaspiam L. TO R.: ROW 1: B. Peckens, Pres. ; B. Lell, Sec. ; K. Leveton, Refresh. ; E. Randell, Hist. and Points Chrman.; Mr. Banks, Sponsor; ROW 2: P. Nielsen, F. Reed, C. Brown, N. McNamara, S. Barmads, H. Witson, K. Haber, E, Henize, D. Smeth, B. Love, B. Amlung; ROW 3: C. Leopold, G. Slaughter, P. Bush, T. Benzinger, J, Matherly, K. Hester, P. Taylor, M. Rowland, C. Sneed, J. MeGlothin, C. Specht, M. Ramsey, P. French; ROW 4: F. Btownweli, E. Noll, J. Hissom, V. Angelo, B. Nelson, V. Beare, J. Deirs, K. Hardy, D. Tumey, M. Henderson, D. Kahle; ROW 5: G, Faulkner, B. Schaffer, J. Hughes, J. Gaspar. The North College Hill Junior High Drama Club is an organiza- tion devoted to the advancement of the Performing Arts. In keeping WANT E D with this thought, under the direction of Mt. Banks provided the play, Aladdin and the Wonderful Lamp . Later in the year the club members sold candy to help them gain valuable club points. Club EXPE R! ENC E meetings were held on the first and third Thursdays of the month, The first meeting of the month was a business meeting, and the sec- ond meeting usually had a special program and refreshments were served. Aladdin and the Wonderful 31mm The cast all worked hard to gain valuable experience. 63 NATIONAL Jamar Society ' f ROW 1: L. -R.: L. Ratcliff, K. Wilcox, D. Ungerbuehler, M. Frantz, S. Neidenbach, I. Henson, C. Whitehouse, Mr. Staub; ROW 2: S. Reisinger, R. Flischel, S. Hinshaw, V. Pres.; D. Haase, Pres.; T. Newlove, Treas.; R. Schmadel; ROW 3: B. Brush, T. Franke, I. Brush. Based on qualities of Character, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service, members are chosen for induction into the National Honor Society. The NHS acts mainly as a service organization in holding its annual alumni Faculty Tea and Honors Banquet which recognizes all studentsxwho m aintained a 8. 0 average for the school yearh Other major pro- jects this year were the successful Book Fair and in- duction of 21 new members. 64 612mm: 611117 L. TO R.: Sponsor, Mr. Maidens; ROW 1: T. Haber, M. Gilene, G. Uhlenbrock, C. Duritseh, 5. Klemann, M. Kim, S. Jennings, B. Pickens, K. Pickens, S. Sjodahl, M. Czarnecki. 66 gammy 6M7 171114911496 L. TO R.: ROW 1: Mn, Sikic, Sponsor; J. Specht, B. Brush, T, Helms, D. Haase, J. Brush, J. Ostexwisch, L, Stimson; ROW 2: M, Brownwell, B. Helms, L. Newman. L. Ratcliffe, B. Snead, J. Kane, D. DeVote, G. Gasper, E. Hendrix. The purpose of the Germ an Club is to offer greater insight into the culture of the German speaking countries of Europe, which include Austria, Germany, and Switzerland. This year we were fortunate to have had our Austrian Foreign Exehange Student, Irmgard Mueller, in our midst. She enriched our meetings with her presence and talks about her tovely country and its customs. Any present or former German Class member can join the club. One of the main events of the year is the February Faschingsball, the German Mardi Gras. Initiation is in October. 60155 Spamklz 6!th unzn-a- H 7 5.1 t 1 L. TO R.: ROW 1: Mr. Vidas, Sponsor; L. Cedia, M. Wilkens, J, Henson, N. Brockman, S. Shimer. B. Hietz, L Woods; ROW 2: K. Wicox, D. Sess, M. Czarnecki, S. Syders, DA Mardis, K. Stein, L. McNamara, C. Kunkel; ROW 3: D. Bokelman, A. Bokelman, T. Dillon, 8. Stevens, P, Berger, G. Hester, D. Erhardt, T. Haber, R. Madill; ROW 4: I, Meiken, D. Cutter, L. McNamara, J. Weiss, G. Blevins, B, Watson, D. Goedl, V. Putoff, S. Hardy; ROW 5: D. Kahle, C. Hoffman, S. Benson, R. Smith, L. Gleck, G. Hester, I. Ingram, P, Stancheff, J, Dorfman. During the year, Spanish Club conducts activities such as: a dance, speakers from foreign countries, parties, and various forms of entertainment. Last year, Spanish Club held a combined meeting with Mount Healthy, had speakers from Mexico and Thailand, 3 dance and a pinata party. 67 68 WI! gamers LEFT TO RIGHT: ROW 1: J. Vehr, Mason, Sponsor. LEFT TO RIGHT: SEATED: B. Wagers, J. Salt, D. Ethan; STANDING: F. Brownwell, J. Nortman, L. Zim- merman, B. Frandorf, F. Wymore, P, Rogers, D. Gerbils, G. Meyers, M. Thinnes. 4,... A .,, Wthwwk-r-w t-s m.gm- A NH... , . .. .1939; Mngak IEI-aulx ugumcw. 5mm hat. . .1 ? i i a L. TO R.: ROW 1: G. Smedley, V. Pres.; L. Buck, Pres.; D, Petty, Sec.-Treas.; ROW 2: M. Czarnecki, R, Cappel, I. Osterwiseh, B. Martin, D. Haase, C. Whitehouse, D. Moschel. 69 70 ,Cibmry Assistants LEFT TO RIGHT: V. Vaughn, E. Hall, S. Henley, B. Blackwell, Miss Roche, Librarian; J. Blum, I. Besier. Library assistants at work. Kai gross L. TO R.: ROW 1: L. Benzinger, G. Sheppard, M. Frantz, R, Payne, G, Salyers, L. Stimson, S. Samad; ROW 2: B. Khulman, J. Vehr, C. Whitehouse, J. Lotz, L. Chanos, H, Tobergta, V. Baughn, 5. Quinn, B. Moore, P. Beger, P. King, D. Foley, D. Bode, B. Hietz; ROW 3: MES. Tuttle, Sponsor; 8. Krass, B. Friedrick, D. Fisher, L. Knothe, V. Butlelr, K. Suer, M. Thinnes, D. Bryant, B, Martin, J. Turner, K. Murphy, K. Stein, B. Helms. This year the Red Cross was quite busy and active. They conducted a suc- cessful enrollment and fund drive in the fall, They packaged disaster kits for the flood victims and made favors for the Home for the Blind. Films on dis- aster and a Speaker 0n the volunteer service were scheduled. At the beginning of the year, delegates were chosen to attend .the council meetings in Red Cross Headquarters, and they brought back helpful information. 7! 72 Senior -L. TO R,: ROW 1: C. Maxwell, B. Heitz, B. Helms, I. Meinken, C. Wherry, D. Petty; ROW 2: T. Newlove, D. Moschel, S. Noll, S. Syders, M. Frantz, V. Vaughn, P. Weingarnter, L, Howell, W. Maxwell, L. Arzsmann, R. Carr; ROW 3: D. Cooper, J. Osterwisch, G, McDaniels, L. Ryan, S. Margolin, D. Butler, C. Bartlow, T. Mitchell, M. Noffke, P. Berger, P. Hoffman, G. McDaniels, I. Fleshil, B, Beinke, S. Shives, The Sr. Band puts on three concerts each year, a Winter or Christmas Con- cert, a Pop Concert, and a Spring Con- cert. The Band Band-quet was held on May lst. Citation cords were awarded and trophies given. They make a trip to Coney each summer and to the State Fair in AugusL They play for com- mencement and perform a summer com cert in August. These people work very hard all year round practicing for march- ing season and football halftimes. We think they do a great job and hope you think so too. WV Fasold, R. Goodheart, M. Smith, B. Maier, G. Smedley; ROW 4: L. Woods, L. Green, B, Best, 5, Stockmeier, D. Bode, E. Hendrix, L. Pemberton, D. Smith, G. Gaspar, M. Czarnecki, D. Krouse, T. Franks, J4 Dorfman, D. Curtis, R. Flishel, B. Len, K. Williams, N, Vehr, S, Witham, D. McGlothin, M. Thiess. 74 Dame Band LEFT TO RIGHT: ROW 1: R, Carr, D Moschel, T. Newlove, W. Maxwell, 8. Noll, L. Arzsman; ROW 2: B. Lell, K. Williams, R, Flischel, J. Dorfmeyer; ROW 3: M, Smith, G. Smedley, B, Maier, W. Fasold, T. Franks, Mr. Hissom, Director; D. Petty, F, Benzinger, uniform Owners LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Moschel, T. Franke, S. N011 L. TOR:ROW1: M.Eamersly, F. Benzinger, S. Noll, T. Newlove, R. Carr, W. Max- we11;ROW2: G Smedley, B. Maeir, W. Fasold, M. Sm1th,ROW3 T Franke K. Williams, B, L611, RV Flishel; ROW 4: G. Gaspar. 134m! Oyyiwrs Sherry Syders, Sec. ; Fred Benzinger. V. Pres, and Student Director; Terry Newlove Treasurer; George Smedley, President. 9AM T0 92? -..-...-.. DT GYM SAT. MAR. 3L 75 76 Ma 21mm 1 Drum M afar x LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Huttenmiller, P. Weingartner, B, Helms, B. Best, L. Green. Mark Czarnecki Mammy 6aptain Julie Huttenm ille: Senior Umjancttcs L. TO R.: E. Wambsgans, R. Cappel, C. Charms, J, Riley, P. Jenkins, D. Ungerbuehler, K. Wilcox, D. Zeiser, ijzmettcs L. TO R.: K. Wilcox, K. Hoffman, J. Henson, E. Wambsgans, G, McDaniel, P. Jenkins, P. Funke, J, Riley, D. Unger- buehler, R. Cappel, P. Berger, M. Jones, L. Chattos, D. DeVore, D. Zeiser, S, Neidenbach, V. Thinnes, L. Thedezs. yunior 1671M jmiar inglt Majmttcs 78 Varsity ch'crlazders LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Peters, E. Bush, D, Sheets, C, Ruff, C, Tasset, Reserve ghecrlmdm LEFT T0 RIGHT: C. Matson, B. Fredrichs, G. Atkinson, K. W618, L. Glick. 79 't. E M11421, 611mm L. TO R,: ROW 1: 1. Kane, D. DeVore, B. Voight, M. Dawley, S. Frandoni, B. Watson, T. Hosmer, C. Kane, P. Simons; ROW 2: T. Pickens, S. Rumpke, K. Murphy, C. Wherry, D. Feldman, B. Wheeler, R. Brunner, K. Pfeffer, R. Tallman; ROW 3: S. Sjodahl, D. Smith, S. Sjodahl, D. Tumey, M. Czarnecki, M. Thiess, Officers :5?- , EH! I r Mark Czarnecki, Treas.; Donna Feldman, President; Jenny Kane, Secretary; Becky Watson, Poster Chrmn. i i L. to R.: ROW 1: J. Kane, 8. Krass, D. DeVore, Accom,; C. Kane, P. Simons; ROW 2: N. Weingart, D. Feldman, M. Dawley, B. Watson; ROW 3: B, Wheeler, D. Helms, K, Pfeffer, R. Tallman, triple . j V g, l , 0 E; .41 n m umpu ' , . aw; A I... TO R.: ROW 1: J. Kane, M. Dawley, S, Krass, 13, Watson; ROW 2: N. Weingart, K. Pfeffer, D. Helms, D. Feldman, B. Wheeler. 8i L. TO R.: ROW 1: Mr. Turtle, Sponsor; C. Castaldo, L. Albrecht, J. Ward, Pres.; L. Anzel, V. Pres.; D. Tumey, Treas. ; J. Hasson, B. Hudson, T. A1geir;ROW 2: I. Towns, R. Wills, D. Smith, G. Raiser, D. Newbold, M, Sptadlin, M. Rhodes; ROW 3: C. Smith, Sec.; V. Parks, 0. Thomas, D. Myers, C. Dohme. The North College Hill Chapter No. 184 of The Distributive Education Clubs of America was established in September, 1967' The officers were elected at the first meeting. The purpose of DECA is to help create an understanding and appreciation of our economic system, to advance vocational training in the field of distribution, to en- courage personal leadership and character development, and to promote an awareness of civic conscience and community responsibility. Among the projects and activities engaged in during the year were the District 13 Leadership Conference at Aiken High School, where seminars in the various phases of distributive education were conducted; the district contests at Mt. Healthy High School in the many activities relating to the field of distribution; and the Ohio State finals at Columbus, where the winners of district contests competed for recognition at the state level. Participating in the contests were Charles Dohme in the field of dispiay and Judy Ward in the sweetheart contest. Also, during the past three months, members of the club have been selling candy for the purpose of raising funds for the employer- employee banquet planned in the spring. Although limited in membership, much enthusiasm has been generated during the year by most of the members. 82 m... ...L.. .....- gellawsth of 6hristizzl4 Athletes L. TO R.: ROW 1: R. Simmons, 1.. Zimmerman, M. Thinnes, C. Smith, E. Clark, S. Garrard; ROW 2: A. Boyd, R, Finke, F. Wymore, K. Meier, R, Smith, S. Thompson. 83 84 L. TO R.: ROW 1: K. Felton, B. Watson, 5. Stevens, K. Wilcox, Pres.; B. Hudson, C. Kraemer, Mrs. Hamlin, Sponsor; ROW 2: G. Blevins, N, Weingart, S. Krass, M. Dawley, D. Mardis, B. Sneeti P. Engelhart, M. Meyers, M. Frantz; ROW 3: S, Syders. L. Stimson, L. Ceddia, D. Sess, M. Smith, J. Broomfield, B, Thomp- son, P. Funke, D. Schmadel, B. Humphreys; ROW 4: V. Butler, I. Story, G. Broomfield, S. Towns, K. Cox, P. Broomfield, Y. Canny, S. Smith, S. Rumpke, K. Weiss. 85 z: ; q; mjfi'z 93.: 2.; FRONT ROW: Charlie Bush, Dave Chattos, Jim Burwell, Bob Waiters; ROW 3: Rick Oberhage, Steve Garrard, Harry L611, Steve Caldwell, Lloyd Wadl. John Shuler, Willie Coleman, Lee Zimmerman, Greg Butler, Rick Finke, Dan Wooten; ROW 2: Ed Weichold, Dan Doherty, Joe Sabato, Chattos, Marvin Rawls, Rick Matson, Ken Thinnes. Wendell Parks, Ed Raisor, John Boyd, Matt Bishop, Gordon Reserve 364144 is undefeated RESERVE RESULTS NCH OPP Madeira 12 O ' 28 21 . Egzgm 30 0 For the second straight year, the Trajan reserve T a lung 28 0 football team proved unbeatable. This was their Filigrtown 42 6 fourth straight championship, and third undefeated Mt gealth 48 0 season in the last four years. The boys fought hard Linncoln Heights 36 12 and gained valuable experience. Harrison 32 0 Lockland 44 O 86 FRONT ROW: Leon Fitzgerald, Dale Butler, Bill Newman, ?mslt Are 60-6l1amp5 Mark Noffke, Ron Clark, Steve Hebenstriet, Mike Helligrath, Mike Rawls, Craig Stone; ROW 2: Jim Seals, Manager; Jeff Salt, Manager; Wayne Franklin, Dan Cums, James Felton, FROSH RESULTS White Oak MI, Healthy South Oak Hills MI. Healthy North Colerain Harrison Three Rivers NCH 50 28 52 50 40 38 OPP 000000030 14 12 Bob Parsons, John Coleman, Stan Bradley, Nathaniel Shep- pard; ROW 3: Mr. McManis, Coach; Dean Smith, Dave Staub, Chuck Moore, Dennis Patrick, Paul Klusmeier, Tom Taylor, Bob Nelson, Mark Goldman. The Freshman Football Team, coached by Mr. McManis, tied with Oak Hills for the championship this year. The boys lost only one game, which was by a slim margin of two points, In seven games, they piled up a total of 264 points, while holding their opponents to 46. In all, the boys looked very promising. 87 FRONT ROW: Paul Riehle. Dick Taylor. Jeff Weis, Craig Glick, Dave Thinnes. Darrell Pieper, George Faulkner, Randy Kramer. ROW 2: Buddy Voltz, Manager; Terry Friedricks. Mike Eckstein. Mike Flannigan, Mike McDaniel, Cleon Bradley, Steve Slattery. Phillip Thompson, Dave Boyd. Ken Bates. ROW 3: Mr. Schnauber, Coach; Bruce Plummet, Craig Foley. Barry Slye, Rick Wilcox, Ken McLean. Don Amann. Ken Patrick, David Thomas, Charles Butler, Paul Doxsey, Mr. Damron; Coach. gamer ffiglt gains gwaricm' JUNIOR HIGH RESULTS Three Rivers Springmeyer Mt. Healthy White Oak Delhi Colerain 88 NCH 14 14 14 OPP 12 24 32 36 34 Although the Junior High Football Team did not win any games this year, the boys gained valuable experience. They learned how to work as a team and how to remain good sports at all times. This experience will undoubtedly help them in future years. ukuug, . Trojans were always in the thick of things, Excitement on the bench as the Trojans Score. BELOW: Things got a little muddy at times. 90 RIGHT: Meier battles for the ball, BELOW: Another Trojan touchdown. Coleman is knocked out of bounds. Goedl's second effort gains him valuable yardage, gridimrt 6mm Trojan's pursuit results in a key tackle. Ken punts in perfect form, 9l Trojans smother another drive. Angelo throws for a first down. N. C. H. applies the pressure. 92 S. r. a 6 VJ 7 2 n i P ,1 h S .u 0 .1 P m 3 L C t S r .1 f '1 .l e h I m a r b e l e C S n a :J O r. T A touchdown in the making? MADEIRA: The N.C. H. football team Opened the season by walloping Madeira, 42-18. Randy Smith led the team with 2 TD's, while Hey, Meeks, and Goedl each contributed one, The defense also fought hard, as they held their opponents to 18 points. COLERAIN: The Cardinals of Colerain once again ptOved too much for the Trojans. The boys fought hard throughout the game, but had difficulty mov- ing the ball against a tough Colerain defense. Stan Thompson passed 45 yards to Ken Meier fot the lone N.C,H. touchdown. READING: The Trojans resumed their winning ways as they Clobbered the Blue Devils, 58-14. The team jumped off to an early lead, and them really poured it on for their 2nd win of the season. Greg Butler scored 2 TD's, while Smith, Goedl, Thompson, Coleman, Matson, and Wooten Scored one apiece. TAYLOR: The N. C. H. Trojans completely over- whelmed the Yellowjackets of Taylor for their Std victory of the season. The defensive unit, led by Dave Hey and Gary Butler, held Taylor scoreless. Randy Smith led the offensive attack with 3 touch- downs. Goedl added 2 TD's and Meier scored one. FINNEYTOWN: The Trojans ground out a 14-12 victory over Finneytown, which was possibly the most crucial game of the year, This win gave N.C. H. undisputed first place in the H.C.S. L. National Division. Meier and Thompson scored the 2 Trojan touchdowns. W HARRISON: In a bustout game that had the Trojans ! leading 50-0 in the fourth quarter, Meier had 3 TD's T I and Goedl 2. Boyd, Finke, and Smith added touch- t downs to the commanding victory. Another tough 1 Trojan defense held the Wildcats to 6 pts. scored late in the game. H i LOCKLAND: The Trojans captured their first cham- t i pionship in 27 years as they beat the Panthers, 35 -0, h F In the first quarter neither team drew blood. Goedl, however, broke the game wide open as he scored 3 I TD's, including a 64 yd. run. Smith added two more touchdowns. The brilliant defense, while holding the Panthers scoreless, also set up many of the touchdowns. AIKEN: After capturing the league crown, the Tro- jans dropped a close game to the neighboring Falcons, 13-6. After Smith scored the only TD to give the Trojans an early lead, 6-0, the Falcons scored two TD's on interceptions to give them the victory. ; MT. HEALTHY: The Trojans took an early 14-0 first quarter lead and dominated the test of the game, as they defeated their traditional Rival. 33-12. Thompson scored two TD's, while Meier, Smith, and Goedl added one a. piece. The defense held the Owls scoreless until the fourth quarter, when they relinquished two last minute touchdowns. LINCOLN HEIGHTS: After a slow start, the Trojans broke open a 20-0 halftime lead under the scoring of Gary Butler, Smith, and Wymote. Greg Butler, Meier, and Thompson, with two TD's, completed the scoring. Fine defense held the Tigers to 8 pts. as we won 53-8. 95 VARSITY RESULTS Madeira Colerain Reading Taylor Finneytown Mt. Healthy Lincoln Heights Harrison Lockland Aiken NCl-l 42 58 41 14 33 53 5'7 35 ., 1 h, .1 H. C.S. L. National Division trophy. OPP 18 28 14 12 12 13 The N. C. H. Varsity Football Team won its first championship in 2'7 years this season. The Trojans ended the season with an 8-2 overall record. Their 6-0 league record gave them the H. 6.8. L. National Division championship. The boys compiled a total of 345 points, which was second best in the entire Cincinnati area, while holding their opponents to a mere 111 points. Fans turned out to support the team in all kinds of weather. Trojans on their way to a championship. FRONT ROW: Albert Boyd, Dave Capal, Ed Clark, Don Doxsey, Dave Hey, Co-Captain; Stan Thompson, Co-Cap- Iain; Randy Smith, Ken Meier, Ron Simmons, Fred Wymore, Paul Newell: ROW 2: Steve Hinshaw, Manager; Harry Cole- man, Dennis Goedl, Buddy Irwin, Bruce Pieper, Rick Sch- madel, Rick Matson, Mark Angelo, Rick Meeks, Rick Finke, Lloyd Wadl, Mike Thinnes, Manager; ROW 3: Rick Ober- hage, Steve Kuhns, Manager; Ken Thinnes, Steve Garrard, Gary Butler, Craig Smith, Dennis Schlensker, Bob Lell, Mike Doherty, Joe Sabato, Lee Zimmerman, Jim Burwell, Dave Chattos, Dave, Freking, Manager; ROW 4: Gordon Watters, Marvin Rawls, Dan Chattos, Mat Bishop, Wendall Parks, Chuck Bush, Greg Butler, Steve Caldwell, John Shuler, Ed Weichold, Ed Raiser, John Boyd, Willie Wooten, Willie Boyd, MAnager, Crajans Are glmmps VARSITY COACHES: French. Mr. Black, Mr. Kaladow, Mr. I wsnhhll 1m nulum MANAGERS: FRONT ROW: Steve Kuhns, Willie Boyd; ROW 2: Dave Freking, Mike Thinnes, Head Manager; Steve Hinshaw. OFFENSE: FRONT ROW: Ken Meier, Buddy Irwin, Craig Smith, Dennis Schlensken Dave Capal, Don Doxsey, Albert DEFENSE: FRONT ROW: Albert Boyd, Craig Smith, Dave Hey, Dennis Schlensker, Fred Wymore; ROW 2: Ed Clark, Boyd; ROW 2: Ron Simmons, Randy Smith, Stan Thompson Dennis Goedl. Crofan Starters DaVC Capal, Rick Meeks, Don Doxsey, Randy Smith, Ron Simmons. 99 Co-Captain DAVE HEY, tackle Co-Captain STAN THOMPSON, quarterback Starting ijzm KEN MEIER, end RANDY SMITH, halfback IOO CRAIG SMITH, tackle RICK MEEKS, linebacker DENNIS GOEDL, fullback ED CLARK, defensive back IOI ALBERT BOYD, end DA VE CAPA L, center-lineback er FRED WYMORE, and H32 PAUL NEWELL. linebacker tackle , BUDDY IRW IN wingback-defensive back RON SIMMONS Seniors DAVE HEY STAN THOMPSON KEN MEIER RON SIMMONS RANDY SMITH FRED WYMORE ED CLARK l04 GARY BUTLER DON DOXSEY PAUL NEWELL ALBERT BOYD DAVE CAPAL RICK SCHMADEL BRUCE PIEPER IN: FRONT ROW: Mark Noffke, Manager; Steve Hebenstreit, Jim Flischel, Dale Butler, Leon Fitzgerald, Mike Hendrix. ROW 2: Nathaniel Sheppard, Tom Taylor, Dennis Patrick, John FRESHMAN RESULTS Indian Hills Mt. Healthy hSoutm Harrison Mt. Healthy hSoutm Roger Bacon Colerain Greenhills White Oak Mt. Healthy mortm Three Rivers Oak Hills FinneytoWn 37ml: $00k Promising NCH 31 25 60 39 54 32 34 35 34- 24 31 47 OPP 62 35 31 37 54- 44 41 28 4-1 39 54 Dorfmeyer, Chuck Moore, Wayne Franklin, Mr. Schnauber, Coach. The Freshman Basketball Team finished the sea- son with a 3-9 record. Although they didn't win a lot of games, the boys fought hard all the time and never gave up. The team was coached by Mr. Schnauber. FRONT ROW: Ed Mohr, Robert Burwell, Managers; Mr. Dam Ken McLean, Don Amann, Dave Matthews, Tom Hannon, Ion, Coach; Jay Blum, Bruce Plummet, Managers. ROW 2: Tom Dempster, Steve Slattery, Mike Eckstein, Randy Ken Flischel, Darrell Pieper, Greg Hem, Tom Thinnes, Kraemer, Gary Shuler, Dave Boyd. Dick Taylor, Craig Foley, Rick Wilcox, Willie Stewart, EIGHTH GRADE RESULTS NCH OPP Delhi 14 40 B 'd r1 gem.wn 33 38 The Eighth Grade Basketball Team had a 2-8 Three R1vers 23 40 - season thls year. Even though they only won a few Mt. Healthy 41 47 . . Harrison 29 27 games, 1t was snll a successful season. The boys . gained valuable experience that will aid them in Coleram 32 51 future ears White Oak 22 26 y ' Springmeyer 24 46 Mt. Healthy 23 53 Mt. Healthy 41 39 l07 Basketball 6411511215 LEFT: Another game gets under way. l08 Bitter makes an easy two. Reserve players go up for the ball. TIGERS COHHOI the boards. I09 N. C. H. completely overwhelms its opponent. Starting 57w h I Ron Simmons, Gary Franklin, John Bitter, Ken Meier, Bob Jones. These five boys - Ron Simmons, Gary Frank- lin, John Bitter, Ken Meier, and Bob Jones - led the Trojans to the H.C.S. L. National Di- vision championship this year. This was the first Championship ever won by a Varsity Bas- ketball Team at N. C. H. This championship brought the school the trophy shown at the left. Seniors GARY FRANKLIN BOB JONES KEN MEIER I12 TED SUTTON GARY BUTLER . J7 3 Wight: 95.? 311$. 3!: P f ' , i'iyugh K311i ,1 . RON SIMMONS II3 Varsity Wins Bilampiomlttp FRONT ROW: Steve Noffke, Manager;Mr. Rush, Coach; Meier, Gary Butler, Steve Dempster, Harry Coleman, Matt David Dziech, Manager, ROW 2: Ron Simmons, Bob Jones, Bishop. MISSING; Don Butler. Greg Butler, Ted Sutton, Gary Franklin, John Bitter, Ken VARSITY RESULTS NCH OPP Lincoln Heights '70 54 R055 85 65 . , . A The Varsny Basketball Team anLshed the reg- GreenhLlls 76 69 . Colerain 62 65 ular season wnh a 12-6 overall record, and an 11- W 0min 70 72 3 league record. This gave them first place in the Sty Berngrd 80 68 H. C.S. L. National Division and the School's first 04k Hills 55 63 basketball championship ever. The team also won three games in the tournament, beating Finneyw Dayton Roth 65 75 . . . Lockland 83 69 town 56-411, Falrfleld 190-771, and Coleram T62- Harrison 63 42 581, before losing to Greenhills, 6266. The team . was led by Gary Franklin, who averaged about 18 aneytown 69 54 . t 6 Anderson 81 62 pom S a gam ' Taylor 78 66 Reading 90 67 Norwood 83 62 LemonnMonroe 68 76 Mt. Healthy 74 72 Aiken 61 71 H4 FRONT ROW: David Chattos. Manager; Dennis Ehrhardt. Flischel, Paul Kinsmeier, Rick Sabrowsky, Anthony Crutch Tom Franklin, Jeff Salt, John Coleman, Craig Tyree, Dan field, Jim Seals, Jerry Jones. Gerbus, Manager. ROW 2: Mr. McManis, Coach;Rick Reserves Arc 6046lmmp5 RESERVE RESULTS NCH OPP Lincoln Heights 41 34 Ross 37 50 Greenhills 49 39 Colerain 44 54 The Reserve Team, coached by Mr. McManis, Wyoming 51 60 tied with Finneytown for the league championship St. Bernard 45 34 this year. They had an overall record of 8-10, Oak Hills 40D 47 43 and a league record of 8-6. Mr. Rush is looking Dayton Roth 65 '75 forward to obtaining the reserve starters fox next Lockiand 43 46 season. Harrison 39 20 Finneytown 50 37 Anderson 40 51 Taylor 48 33 Reading 42 60 Norwood 45 54 Lemon-Monroe 4O 60 Mt. Healthy 52 48 Aiken ion 63 69 ll5 Big John tips one in. : 63m Wk . ' Gary shoots from the corner. llb Seventh graders ,Cook Promising SEVENTH GRADE RESULTS NCH Delhi 14 Bridgetown 36 Three Rivers 32 Harrison 26 Colerain 40 White Oak 31 Springmeyer 40 Mt. Healthy 34 Mt. Healthy 22 OPP 27 32 15 44 37 44 60 41 26 The Seventh Grade Basketball Team had a 3-6 season this year. The boys looked very promising, for they displayed true team spirit and fought their hardest throughout the season. RESULTS Oak Hills Finneytown Mt. Healthy Harrison Taylor Deer Park Lockland Taylor Colerain Greenhills Hamilton Taft Hamilton Taft Harrison Finneytown Lockland Reading Mt. Heaithy Aiken Colerain Reading Aiken Woodward Dave Freking, Mike Thinnes, Charles Gilbert, Gary Gausman, Gary Bartlow. golf Calm Places 2711M 1'14 ,Cmyue NCH 1 7 6' 9 9 9 7 7 5 O l 2 8 '7 9 7 6 3 7 ,.. X L0 lf2 U2 U2 1f2 Hz to 3 1x2 41X2 7 2 3 O The Golf team, coached by Mr. Kunkel, had 0 another very successful season this year. The boys 0 ended up with a 15-6-1 record, which brought 2 them 81h place in the district. They placed 2nd in 2 the league in regular season play, and 3rd in the 4 league tournament, which, combined, gave them 9 a league standing of 3rd place. The team will lose 7 U2 Several boys because of graduation, but next year's 7 team looks promising. H7 91;. . I $ h 43, ,1 R0 JAdS ' ,1 ,K. h ' h FRONT ROW: Steve Garrard, Jeff Salt, Bob Jones, Ed Clark, Sabrowsky, Rick Finke, Mark Angelo, Steve Noffke, Mr. Dave Dziech, Dave Chattos, Steve Hinshaw. ROW 2: A1 McManis, Coach. Boyd, Stan Thompson, Dennis Schlensker, Ken Meier, Rick Varsity k'as 5 -8 Season VARSITY RESULTS NCH OPP Harrison Colerain Oak Hills Taylor MI. Healthy Colerain Deer Park Finneytown Mt. Healthy Greenhills Mt. Healthy Harrison Hughes The Varsity Baseball Team got off to a slow start this year, but finished up the season in grand style, winning four of their six final games. Their record for the season was 5h8. The boys also won one tournament game, defeating Loveland, 4-3. However, they lost the second one to Oak Hills, 3-1. $Mm4rP-CONJCJ1CHO: quwawOwHHH H .J H 3.: J30? ugh FRONT ROW: Steve Kleeman, Dale Butler, Dennis Ehrhardt, Jim Flischel, Mark Noffke, Greg Hester, Mike Leopold. ROW 2: Dan Chattos, Steve Sarver, John Dorfmeyer, Paul RESERVE RESULTS Finneytown Moeller Colerain Moeller Mt. Healthy mortm Greenhills Mt. Healthy 50mm Mt. Healthy mortm Mt. Healthy 60mm Finneytown NCH UICDNHVPOCJ O: OPP 10 p.- 10 .330 . $ Klusmeier, Art Buechel, Gary Sutton, Stan Bradley, Rick Oberhage, Mr. Damron, Coach. The Reserve Baseball Team had a fine season this year. The boys ended the season with a 6-4 record, and displayed fine teamwork. Many games were rained out, but the team spirit was not damp- ened and the boys fought hard in the games the weather did permit. ll? I20 FRONT ROW: Tom Graves, Manager; Mike Rawls, Dan ROW 3: Wayne Franklin, Randy Smith, John Bitter, Chack Tumey, John Boyd, Ron Clark, Bill Beinke, Mr. Maidens, Bush, Dennis Patrick, Dave Staub, Mike Cole, Manager. Coach. ROW 2: Rick Flischel, Lee Zimmerman, Ken MISSING: Jim Felton, Steve Hebenstriet, Dave Hey, Greg Thinnes, Dennis Goedl, John Hindery, Lowell Howell. Taylor, Lloyd Wadl, Gordon Waters, Willie Wooten. Crack 27mm jigs a good Season This year's varsity and reserve track teams had a very succeSSful season, The varsity placed sixth out of a total of sixteen area schools in their division. The reserve team placed fourth in their division out of the same number of schools. Many fine individual efforts helped the Trojan track team place high in league meets. Dennis Goedl won the long jump in the league meet. In the district meet he placed second in the low hurdles and also set a new school record of 11 feet 6 inches in the pole vault. The team of Randy Smith and Dennis Goedl won the long jump in the league relays; Ken Thinnes set a new hurdle record in the Sycamore All-Star meet. Coach Maidens is looking forward to a good season next year, as many of the members of the team will be back. FRONT ROW: Duane Friedricks, Ken Bates, Don Hendrick- son, Gary McHugh, Randy Kraemer, Mike Metzner, Ken Flischel, Craig Glick. ROW 2: Dave Boyd, Philip Thomp- son, Mark Fathergill, Mike Eckstein, Ken Patrick, Steve Slattcry, Barry Slye, Ken McLean, Gary Smith. ROW 3: I Y 6Q: Q Mr. Overholser, Coach; Tom Thinnes, Dave Funke, Dave Weiss, Milton Jones, John MacArthur, Dave Kaulk, Don Amann, Craig Foley, Rick Wilcox, Dave Kahle, Manager; Jim MacArthur. The Junior High Track Team had a fine season this year. Coached by Mr. Overholser, the boys won 3 meets, placed 2nd in one, placed 5th in the County Day Relays, and lost only one. Ken Par rick was voted Most Valuable Player, In all, the boys looked very promising. l2l l23 ll,i n-l' 1. , .gr. wall: . N'lhmiiL U. . Dr A 'u ... g. uhuhmmmunnnnu . l rWu-n M y 6 . ca, 4,4 $27,, $26. 4 w - mgrgwwWwAWwpffgwf .+ mwg,, 44g: 1.9 l24 ffomewming b7 r2Aafurzrtising ,4 Wctory SENIORS: JoAnn Humphreys FRESHMEN: Debbie Bryant JR. HIGH: Donna Ungerbuehler LAST YEARS QUEEN Sharon Keller 125 Our 910m Our 1968 Homecoming went on in all its glory despite the rainy weather The floats were judged at half-time as usual, but the queen was picked at the dance following the game. Although things looked a little bleak, a good time was had by all who attended the festivities. The Jr. High said Bet You Can't Beat One l26 The Junior class won third place with Tro- jans Can Your Rival The Sophomore's sec- ond place float was Good to the Last Drop The Freshmen wanted to Kill 'Em Dead 128 Everyone danced and enjoyed himself. Uh ... 1 think there has been some mistake, 129 I30 - 6115f .- Marcellus Gallic ----------- Gary Thieman Demetrius -------------- George Gaspar Diana Gallus ------------- Denise Zeiser Lucia Gallio -------------- Kim Wilcox Pontius Pilate ------------ Mark Czarnecki Melas ----------------- Owen Baltuth Centurean Paulas ---------- Terry Stephens Helen ---------------- Kathy Maringer Cornelia Gallic ----------- Martha Dawley Senator Gallic ------------ Kevin McHugh Simon Peter -------------- Bill Dempster Tiberius ---------------- Mike Hargis Caligula ---------------- Dave Hamel Sarpedon --------------- John Wickliffe Salome ---------------- Debbie Bryant Stephanos ---------------- Jeff Hargis Guards ------ Allen Bokelman, Dave Bokelman, Torn McArthur, Mike Thinnes Simon Peter taught Christianity. I32 Make-up was essential to everyone, I33 11- 2766115 and Ckespiam yam games for Amati! 6hristma5 Pram L TO R; Bill Dempster, Bob Smith, Mark Czarnecki, Gary Thieman, Etta Wambsgans, Carol Kane, Marilyn Wilkens, Sandy Henley, I34 5m: and WW Katya 0m tlzc' ?cstivitics I35 Gary gets congratulations from Mark. Etta earned Queen by working hard and trying to make Y-Teens a more successful club. I36 The royal couple and their court enjoyed a dance by themselves. Mr. Banks, the Thespian sponsor, seems to be enjoying him- self. I37 I 968 6ommfim Queen and Kilig jmrm qumpllmys K614 Meier I38 FRESHMEN: Chuck Moore - Mona Leienberger FRESHMEN: John Coleman - Pat Brundige SOPHOMORES: Jeff Salt - Paula Berger SOPHOMORES: Jim Seals - Claudia Maison SENIORS: Ken Meier - Patti Jenkins SENIORS: Ronnie Simmons - IoAnn Humphrey: JUNIORS: Ste've Dempster - Rick Sabrowsky Kristine Hoffman - Carolyn Ruff I39 One of our CANDYdates The king is congratulated I40 Just look at them swing! The climax of the evening I41 5 I42 9116614 tlfld Kitty Sherry Sydcrs am! geargc Smcdlcy 3716 jflpplg The annual band dance was held on February 24 at Becker School, This year's title and theme .Hop was the Hippie Hop, which went along with the present trend. The d. j. '5 representing the different grades played records which everyone enjoyed. The evening was topped when the queen and king were crowned. Mg. gong h LEFT TO RIGHT: Patti Jenkins, Fred Benzinger, Sherry Syders, George Smedley, Jackie Mueller, Wayne Maxwell. All kinds of music was played for dancing. The happy royal couple. 4. 4 Our great D. J. 's-- SOPHOMORES--Pau1a Berger Tom Franklin FRESHMEN--Carolyn Wherry Dean Smith IUNIORS--Gena McDaniel Mark Hamersly Everyone was having lots of fun! I45 I46 ' i. -k 'H ' .UHu .. l. h . -- I;- a -.--,-..-..4 --. - 2:? .. 1 o . , . h yr. -5r. Pram gum! and M49 Evie Bush 414d Kick Maison CANDIDATES: Kristine Hoffman, Diane Foley, Carolyn Ruff, Carolyn Tassett, Debbie Sheets, Evie Bush, Rick Matson, Mark An- gelo, Lee Zimmerman, Gene Ten Brink, Steve Dempster, and Denny Goedl. a . A HM Gm H A a z! , ' The Class of 69 honored the Seniors of 68 with a prom entitled Shangri-La . It was held April 20, at Lakeridge Hall. The oriental theme was carried out effectively through the decor, and was enjoyed by all in attendance I47 I48 The prom is not for students only. This was a scene from the oriental garden. Happy faces were seen everywhere. The big moment is over and the candidates can dance re- laxed. g. 149 ISO This year's contest play was Dark 01' the Moon. It was presented at Seton High School. Gary Thie- man was N. C.H. '3 member of the, all star cast. We hope that our drama department will have many more of these successful productions. Something new was added to our drama The formation of a d apartment this year. Their first Junior High Dramatics Club production was Aladdin d His LamE. an They should be commended for their fine work. PRESENT CARNIVAL APRIL 25 25 27 8300 PM l52 Make-up is one of the first I53 Lyndelle patiently teaches the cast a step. A little help from a friend. Magic! Magic! m WNW mm ' l54 JAQUOT and RENARDO ------------ Steve Shives B. F. SCHLEGEL --------------- George Gaspar ROSALIE ------------------ Donna Feldman MARCO -------------------- Dave Harrell OLGA --------------------- Irmi Mueller GRETA SCHEGEL --------------- Peggy Simons LILI ---------------------- Denise Zeiser GROBERT ------------------ Kevin McHugh PAUL and CARROT TOP ----------- Gary Thieman DR. GLASS ----------------- Mark Czarnecki MARGUERITE ---------------- Martha Dawley HORRIBLE HENRY --------------- Owen Baltuth CAST The sword, the rose, and the cape was the theme for this dance. u , dug h I55 Bluebird Girls wing their way across the stage. Lili arrives at the carnival. Look at those four left feet. l56 Paul and Jacquot, puppeteers. l- J! mun . Mlvlwmv'rH' W The Marconis, one of the circus acLs. l57 : How sweet the silent backward tracings! The wanderings as in dreams - the meditation of old times resumed - their loves, joys, persons, voyages. Leaves of Grass Walt Whitman W 3'21! Swim '59 I I60 Senior Night speaks for itself ALLGEIER, THERESA ANN Distributive Education 4; Se-Co l; Aiken 1 ANDERSON, KENNITl-l RAY AVA 1; Curious Savage ANZEL, LINDA ANN Distributive Education 4; Vice President 4; Office Worker 2. 3; Curious Savage; Brigadoon ATKINSON, KAREN SUE Y-Teens 1,2; Ilium Staff 1,2; Trojan Staff 1; Pep Club 1,2,3; FTA 1; Girls Ensemble 2; Red Cross 3; GAA 1,3; Brigadoon; Carnival; Usher 3 BAYER, JAMES KURTIS Camera Club 4; Thespians 4; Social Science Club 3; Christmas Show; Black Board Jungle; Babes in Arms; Arsenic and Old Lace; The Robe; Sound of Music; Brigadoon BENSON , DLANA LEE Pap Club 1; Archbearer 3;W; Secretarial Confer- ence; Junior Women's Club Sewing Contest; lst Place from N. C. H. BENZINGER, FREDERICK ALBERT Thespians 3,4; Marching Band 1, 2, 3,4; Band Vice President 4; Con- cert Band 1, 2, 3,4; Squad Leader 3,4; Pep Band 2,4; Dance Band 1, 2, 3,4; Talent Show 2, 3, 4; German Club 1; Band Dance King Can- didate 4; Sound of Music 1; Brigadoon 2; Wizard of Oz. 3; Christmas Fantasia; Christmas Show; Babes in Arms 3; Student Director 4 BOCKELMAN, ALLEN EDWARD Hi-Y 1; Thespians 4; Spanish Club 2, 3,4; AVA 2; Track 1; Thespian Conference; The Robe 4; Curious Savage 3; Brigadoon 2; Arsenic and Old Lace 3; Babes in Arms 3; Carniva14 BOCKELMAN, DAVID JOHN Hi-Y 1; Thespians 4; Spanish Club 2, 3,4; AVA 1; Track 1; The Robe 4; Curious Savage 3; Brigadoon 2; Arsenic and Old Lace 3; Carnival 4; Babes in Arms 3; Thespian Conference BOYD, ALBERT Hi-Y 3; Chorus 1; Mixed Ensemble 1, 2; Mixed Chorus 1; Football 1, 2, 3,4; Basketball 1, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; FCA 4; Treasurer 4; Red Cross 3; Honorable Mention HCSL 3,4; Pennant 4; Class Comedian 4 BRADLEY, ANNA GLEN Office Worker 4; Chorus 1; GAA 1, 2, 3,4; Archbearer 3; GAA Con- ference; GAA Clinic; GAA Awards; Most Athletic 4 BRANKAMP, GREG RAYMOND Hi-Y 1, 2; Thespians 1, 2, 3, 4; AVA 1,2,3; Talent Show 1,2,3; Bas- ketball 1; Track 1,2; Thespian Conferences; Sound of Music 1; Brig- adoon 2; Stalag 1'7; Curious Savage; Christmas Show; Anastasia;'-g Wizard of 02; Babes in Arms; Arsenic and Old Lace; The Robe BROOMFIELD, GLORIA JEAN Student Council 1, 2; Secretary 1,2; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Officer Worker 3,4; Football Secretary 4; Basketball Secretary 4; GAA 1, 2, 4; Cheerleader 1, 3; Captain 3; Archbearer 3; Jr, Red Cross 1; Student Council Workshop; N, C. H, Training Conference, N. C. H, -Mt. Healthy Training Conference; YWCA Teenage Leadership Program; GAA Clinic; WSAI Hall of Fame; Cheerleading Camp 3; Most Likely to Succeed 4 BROWN, DAVID RHODES Roger Bacon 1, 2; Blackboard Jungle BRUSH, BURKE FREDERICK Honor Society 2, 3,4; German Club 1, 2, 3,4: Vice President 4; Sci- ence Club 1, 2, 3; It's Academic Captain 4; Michigan State Scholar- ship Competition; Most Scholarly 4 BRUSH, JAY PHILLIP Honor Society 2, 3,4; German Club 1,2, 3,4; Science Club 1,2,3; Vice President 3 I6! BRYANT, DEBORAH LYNN Student Council 2; Ilium Staff 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4; Secretary 4; Spanish Club 1; Health Careers 3,4; President 3,4: Talent Show 4; GAA 3; Cheerleader 1, 2; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Corona- tion Queen Candidate 1; II. -Sr. Prom Candidate 3; Archbearer 3; Social Science Club 3; Red Cross 1, 2, 3,4: MI. Healthy Leadership Conference; The Robe; Student Council Area Conference; Honor Roll 1, 2; Baseball Scorekeeper 4 BUHRLAGE, KATHY ANN Roosevelt High 1, Finneytown 2; Y-Teens 1, 2,3,4; Se-Co 4; Quin, Staff 3,4; French Club 1,, 2; Pep Club 1,4; Library Assistant 1; Red Cross 2; Usher 3; GAA 1; GAA Award; Social Science Club 4; Honor Roll 1, 2., 3, 4; Honor Society 4 BUTLER, RICHARD GARY Concert Band 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4 K LA; BUTLER, GILBERT WAYNE Best Personality 4; Honor Roll 1 .j BUTLER, RAYMOND Football 1; Basketball 2; Track 1 CALLUP, GERALDINE MARY CAPAL, DAVID FRANCIS Football 2; Basketball 2; Track 1; Baseball 1; Baseball A11 League All Star; Football Honorable Mention CAPPEL, ROBYN LANE Y-Teens 4; m 2; Trojan Staff 4; Pep Club 1, 3, 4; FTA 4; Trojan- ette 1, 2, 3, 4; Historian 4; Talent Show 2; Class Interclub 1, 2, 3; Shillito's Selling Board 4: Usherette. 3; Red Cross 1,2,3; Honor Roll 1,2, 3,4; Christmas Fantasia CEDDIA, LUCY MARIE Pep Club 1; Spanish Club 1, 2,3,4; President 4; Office Worker 1; GAA 2, 3,4 CHATTOS, LINDA SUE: Student Council 2, 3: Y-Teens 4; Ilium 2; Trojan Staff 4; Pep Club 2, 3,4; Library Assisrant 2; Trojanette 1, 2, 3,4; Secretary 4; Talent Show 2,4; Jr. -SI. Prom Candidate 3; Class Secretary 2; Red Cross 3,4; Mt. Healthy Leadership Workshop 3; Colerain Student Council Conference 3; Christmas Fantasia; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Best Person- ality 4; Honor Society 4 I62 CLARK, EDWARD Football 1, 2, 3,4; Basketball 1; Track 1; Baseball 2, 3,4; FCA 4 CLEMENS, SUE ANN Wizard of Oz: Arsenic and Old Lace; Babes In Arms; Christmas Fan- tasia COFFMAN, BRENDA LOUISE DE 4; Y-Teens 1; Pep Club 1; German Club 1 COX, WARREN ELLIOT Pep Club 4; Marching Band 1, 2; Concert Band 1,2: Football 1, 2; Jr. Achievement President 4; Bausch and Lomb Science Award CZARNECKI, MARK WILLIAM Hi-Y 2,3; Camera Club 2, 3,4; M 4; Trojan Staff 3, 4; Thespians 4; Carnival; Curious Savage; Brigadoon; Anastasia; Christmas Fantasia; Arsenic and Old Lace; Babes In Arms; Wizard of Oz; Drum Major 1, 2,3,4 DEMPSTER, WILLIAM PARKER Spanish Club 1, 2; Pep Club 2; Thespians 3, 4; Arsenic and Old Lace: Babes In Arms; Blackboard Jungle; Wizard of 02; Christmas Carol; The Robe; Christmas Prom Candidate 4; Mt. Healthy Workshop 2; Talent Show 3, 4 DILLON, PATRICIA LEE Y-Teens 1; Ilium Staff 1,2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4; Archbearer 3 DOHME, CHARLES RICHARD DE 4; AVA 2, 3, 4; Roger Bacon 1; Courter Tech 2 DOXSEY, DONALD L. Hi-Y 1,2, 3; AVA 1,2, 3,4; Marching Band 1; Concert Band 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 3,4; Track 1, 2, 3; Manager; Honorable Mention - HCSL Football Team; HilitoP All-Star Team; Brigadoon; Carnival; Anastasia FAULKNER, JOHN THOMAS I63 FELDMAN, DONNA KAYE Y-Teens 3,4; Se-Co 4; Ilium Staff 4; Thespians 2, 3,4; Pep Club 1; Health Careers 4; Office Worker 3; Chorus 2, 3, 4; President 4; Mixed Ensemble 2, 3, 4; Girls Ensemble 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Red Cross 2, 3,4; 6AA 1; George Washington Slept Here; Sound of Music; Anastasia; Curious Savage; Brigadoon; Wizard of 02; Babes in Arms; The Robe: Carnival; All Ohio Chorus Festival 3; Yearbook Confer ence 4 FRANKE, WILLIAM TADD Camera Club 2, 3; Ilium Staff 3.4; Trojan Staff 4; Honor Society 2, 3,4; German Club 2; Marching Band 1, 2, 3,4; Uniform Officer 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3,4; Citation Cord Holder 2, 3,4; Squad Leader 4; Pep Band 2, 3, 4; Dance Band 2, 3, 4; It's Academic 4: Brigadoon; Wizard of Oz; Babes in Arms; Christmas Fantasia; Christmas Show; National Merit Letter of Commendation FRANKLIN, GARY Spanish Club 1; Concert 1; Football 1; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Track 1, 2,3,4; All League and All City All Stars 1, 2, 3; Post-Times Stars; Enquirer All Stars; WCPO T. V. All Stars FREY, JENNIFER FRONDORF, BRAD THOMAS AVA 4; Junior Achievement 4 GAUSMANN, GARY HERBERT Basketball 3,; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Golf 4 GILBERT, CHARLES ROBERT German Club 1; Golf 1, 2, 3, 4 HAASE, DONALD PAUL Hi-Y 2; Trojan Staff 3; Honor Society 2, 3,4; Vice President 3; President 4; German Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 2; President 3; FTA 2, 3,4; InterClub 3; Science Club 1, 2, 3,4; Football 1; It's Academic 4; NCH-Mt. Healthy Leadership Conference 2, 3; Honorable Mention - German 3 State Contest HAGERMAN, NANCY JEAN DeVilbiss High School 1; John Dickinson High School 2,3 HASSON, JUDY ANN Distributive Education 4; Hughes High School I64 HELMS, TERRY LEE Honor Society 1; German Club 1, 2, 3,4; Science Club 1, 2; Track 2; National Honor Society Award 1 HENKE', SANDRA KAY Usher 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3,4; Honor Soeiety 4 HENLEY, SANDRA DARLENE Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice President 3; Ilium Staff 1, 2, 3,4; Senior Class Editor 4; Pep Club 3,4; Library Assistant 4; Christmas Prom Candidate 4; Most Outstanding Y-Teen 3; Usher 3; Honor Roll 1, 2,4 HENSON, CONNIE MAE Library Assistant 3; Chorus 1, 2; Secretary-Treasurer of Class 1; Arch Bearer 3; Prom Committee 3; Best Dressed 4 HEY, DAVID M. Hi-Y 2,3; AVA 1, 2; Football 1,2, 3,4; Track 4; Baseba113; Golf 1; Football All HCSL 2; Captain A11 HCSL 4; Post Times Sta: Honor- able Mention 4; Enquirer 2nd Team 4 mefenseo; Hilltop All Stars 4 mefensm HOLTZLEITER, STANLEY J. Marching Band at Rage; Bacon 3; Roger Bacon 1,2,3 HUGHES, JERRY 0. Football 1; Baseball 1, 2 HUMPHREYS, JO ANN Y-Teens 1, 2, 3,4; Ilium 1, 2; Sales Manager 3; Faculty Editor 4; Pep Club Secretary 1; Inter Club 2; Vice President 3; President 4; Library Assistant 2; GAA 1; Homecoming Candidate 4; Coronation Queen 4; Archbearer 3; Junior Achievement 4; Pep Club Clinic 1; Yearbook Workshop 4 HUNTER, NANCY PATRICIA Chorus 1, 2; Girls Ensemble 1; Archbearer 3 HUTTENMILLER. JULIE BETH StudentCounci14; Y-Teens 2, 3; M Staff 1, 2; Trojan Staff 1, 2; Spanish Club 1; Office Worker 1; Majorette-1,2,3,4; Captain 4; Talent Show 1, 2; Coronation Candidate 3; Jr. -Sr. Prom Queen 3; Senior Class Officer 4; 1965 Shrine Circus Baton Queen 1; Archbearer 3; Class Comedian 4 I65 HYDE, JOANNA LOUISE Y-Teens 2, 3,4; Se-Co 3; Pep Club 1,4; Red Cross 2,3; Sewing Con- test Junior Women's Club 4 JACKSON, VINCENT Basketball 1; Manager 2, 3; Baseball 2, 3,4 IAUCH, GERALD DAVID Marching Band 1; Concert Band 1; Red Cross 1, 2 JENKINS, MARGARET ANN JENKINS, PATTI SUE Student Council 4; Ilium Staff 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 11,2,3,4; Trojanenes 1,2, 3; Captain 4; Talent Show 4; GAA 2, 3: Coronation Queen Candidate 4; Band Dance Queen Candidate 4; Red Cross 1 ION ES , ROBERT L. KAHLE, DEBORAH JANE Y-Teens 1,2; Ilium Staff 2; Pep Club 2,3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Curi- ous Savage; Brigadoon; Wizard of Oz; Arsenic and Old Lace; Carnival KANE, CAROL ANN Y-Teens 1, 2, 3; Treasurer 4; Se -Co 3; Ilium Staff 4; Thespians 2, 3; Points Chairman 4; Talent Show 3; Student Assistant 4; Chorus 1,4; Girls Ensemble 2,3; Mixed Chorus 4; Christmas Prom Candidate 4; Sound of Music; Anastasia; Brigadoon; Wizard of Oz; Arsenic and Old Lace; The Robe; Carnival; Curious Savage; Babes In Arms; Thespian Conference 3 KIHM, MICHAEL FRANK Camera Club 3; President 4; Ilium Staff 3,4; The Robe; Babes in Arms KLAUS, STEVEN GEORGE AVA 3; Basketball 1 I66 KOHL, JAMES KRASS, SHARON ROBERTA LEE Thespians 2, 3,4; Chorus 1,2, 3; Girls Ensemble 2, 3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3; Red Cross 1, 3,4; GAA 3,4; Sound of Music; Brigadoon; Babes In Arms; Wizard of Oz; The Robe; Archbearer 3 LAM BERT, ROG ER NICHOLAS LOCKWOOD, BILLIE SUE Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Trojan Staff 1; Thespians 2, 3,4; Secretary 4-; Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4; Office 1; Library Assistant 2; AVA 4; Talent Show 4; Track Secretary 4; 6AA 1, 2; Cheerleader 1; Captain 2; Home- coming Queen Candidate 4; Coronation Queen Candidate 1; Class Secretary 3; Class Vice President 1, 2; Brigadoon; The Robe; Babes In Arms; Carnival; Dark of the Moon; Oakhills Thespian Conference 4; Indian Hills Student Council Conference 1; Mt. Healthy, North Col- lege Hill Leadership Conference 1, 3; Cheerleading Camp Competi- tion 2; Red Cross 1, 2 LOSACKER, DIANE CAROL Ilium Staff 1, 2; Pep Club 2, 3,4; Office Worker 4; Library Assistant 2; Brigadoon; Carnival; Curious Savage; Wizard of Oz; Arsenic and Old Lace; Honor Roll 1, 2 LOTZ, JEANETTE KAY Student Council 2; Y-Teens 1, 2; Thespians 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1; Talent Show 2; Girls Ensemble 1,2; Red Cross 1, 3,4; GAA 1, 2; Sound of Music; Brigadoon; Wizard of Oz; The Robe; Littlest Angel; Arsenic and Old Lace; Curious Savage; Stalag 1'7; Anastasia; Thespian Con- ference 2 MCGLOTHIN, DONALD GILBERT MCKEOWN, TERESA ANN MAHAFFEY, KATHLEEN SUE Pep Club l,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1; Library Assistant 2; GAA 3; Cheer- leader 1,2; Archbearer 3; Red Cross 1; Honor R0114 MAHLENKAMP, SCOTT MACK Roger Bacon 1, 2 I67 - MALOF, HANNAH MARRIETTA MARSHALL, CHRISTINE ANN Thespians 4; Chorus -1, 2; Girls Ensemble 1, 2; Mixed Chorus 1,2; GAA 1,2,3; Equipment Manager 4; GAA Awards MARSHALL, MICHAEL A . MATTHEWS, THOMAS ALLEN Hi-Y 2, 3; Pep Club 3; German Club 1; AVA 1; Basketball 1; Track 1, 3, 4 MAXWELL, WAYNE CHARLES Marching Band 1, 2, 3,4; Concert Band 1, 2. 3, 4; Squad Leader 3, 4; Pep Band 2,8,4; Dance Band 2, 3,4; Talent Show 1,2, 3; Track 2,3, 4; Band Dance King Candidate 4 MEIER, KENNETH H. AVA 1; Football 1, 2, 3,4; Basketball 1, 2, 3,4; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Coronation King Candidate 1,3,4; King 4; Jr. Sr. Prom King Candi- . date 3; Fellowship of Christian Athletics; Vice President 4; All : League Football Team 3, 4; All City Enquirer and Post and Times Stars 4; Basketball Captain 4; Honorable Mention Baseball 3 MEYERS, LINDA LEE Pep Club 2; GAA 2; Vice President 3; Archbeare: 3; GAA State Lead- ership Conference 3 MILLER, LARRY ALAN Thornridge High School 1; Chess Club, Secretary 2; Vice President 3; Science Club 1; Trojan Staff 4; FTA 3; United Nations Contest; Illi- nois State Scholarship Commission Semi-Finalist MUELLER, IRMAGARD German Club 4; Talent Show 4; The Robe; Student Council Workshop 4; World Affairs; Carnival; Honorary Citizen of NCH MUELLER, JACQUELINE Y-Teens 1; Ilium Staff 1,2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4; Majorette 1,2, 3,4; Band Queen Candidate 4; Usher 3; Honor Roll 3 1f68 MYERS, DONALD LOUIS DE 4; Hi-Y 1; Thespians 2, 3,4; AVA 1,2, 3,4; Football 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Stalag 1'7; Sound of Music; Christmas Fantasia; Curious Savage; Brigadoon; Arsenic and Old Lace; Wizard of Oz; The Robe NAEGELE, DIANA LOUISE Y-Teens 1, 2; Ilium Staff 2; Pep Club 2, 3; Spanish Club 2 NEWBOLD, DENNIS LOUIS DE 4; H14Y 1; Science Club 1; Marching Band 2; Concert Band 2; Chorus 2; Mixed Ensemble 2; Boys' Glee Club 2; Mixed Chorus 2; Track 2; Brigadoon; Red Ross 1 NEWELL, PAUL SULLIVAN German Club 1, 2; Football 2, 3,4; Track Manager 2 PARKS, VIRGIL ALLEN DE 4; Football 1; Basketball 1; Honor Roll Award 2, 3 PETERS, CAROL ANN Student Council 2, 3; Ilium Staff 2; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Spanish Club 1; Library Assistant 2; Talent Show 4; GAA 1, 2; Cheerleader 1,4; Homecoming Queen 4; Coronation Queen Candidate 3; Jr. 51:, Prom Candidate 3; Class Vice President 1; Secretary 2; Treasurer 3,4; ws- Are Ringing; Brigadoon; Babes In Arms; Mt, Healthy-NCH Student Council Conference 2, 3 PFANKUCH, DEBORAH ANN Office Worker 4; Aiken 1, 2 PFEFFER, KAREN CHRISTINE Babes In Arms; YiTeens 1; Library Assistant 1; Chorus 1, 2, 3,4; Mixed Ensemble 1,2, 3,4; Girls Ensemble 1,2, 3,4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Clermont Northeastern 1, 2 PIEPER, BRUCE WILLIAM Trojan Staff 1; German Club 1; Football 2, 3,4; Track 1, 2, 3 RAISOR, GEORGE RONALD DE 4; ThesPians 2, 3,4; AVA 3; Talent Show 2,3; Football 3; Base- ball 2; Anastasia; Curious Savage; Arsenic and Old Lace; Brigadoon; Wizard of 02; Christmas Fantasia I69 RAWLS, CAROLYN SYLVIA German Club 1, 2, 4 REARDON, MARY LOU mo picture availablq REISIGER, PATRICIA MARY Red Cross 4; Our Lady Of Angels 1; Honor Society 4 REISIG ER, SHARON ANN Honor Society 3,4; Our Lady Of Angels 1; Red Cross 4; Honor Society Awards RHODES, MARVIN JEROME DE 4; Marching Band 3; Concert Band 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2; Track 1 RILEY, JEANNIE Trojan Staff 3; Thespians 4; Pep Club 1, 2,4; Talent Show 3,4: Tro- janette 2, 3,4; Archbearer 3; Arsenic and Old Lace; Brigadoon; Sound of Music; Stalag 17; Curious Savage; Babes In Arms; Anastasia; IE Lob-g; Carnival; Christmas Fantasia; Christmas Show; Red Cross 1,2,3; Venture Conference ROBERTS, PATRICIA ANN Y-Teens 2, 3,4; Ilium Staff 2, 3,4; Treasurer 4; Pep Club 1,4; Hughes High 1; Babes In Arms: Archbearer 3 ROGERS, PAUL EDWIN H14! 1; Thespians 2, 3,4; AVA 1, 2,3,4; Vice President 3; Talent Show 2, 3; Football 1; Track 1; Sound of Music; Anastasia; Curious Savage; Brigadoon; Wizard of 02; Christmas Fantasia; Come Back Little Sheba; Thespian Conference at Lemon Monroe and Princeton RUMKE, DAVID CLIFFORD Hi-Y 1,2; German Club 1; Talent Show 3,4; Basketball 1; Baseball 1; Blackboard Jungle RUMPLER, RONALD JON Trojan Staff 1; German Club 1, 2; Social Science Club 3; Marching Band 1; Concert Band 1; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Football Correspondent 4; Best Dressed 4; Red Cross 1 SARVER, DAVID AVA 3; Secretary 3; Basketball 1,2; Track 1; Wizard of Oz; Briga- doon; Christmas Fantasia I70 SCHALLER, JERRY JAMES Ilium Staff 3; Roger Bacon 1, 2 SCHERMER, MARY ANNETTE GAA 1,2; Cheerleader 2, 3; Homeroom President 1; MCCEUIBY 1, 2. 3; Cheerleading Clinic at U. C. ; Honor Roll; Business Achievement Award SCHMADEL, RICHARD JOSEPH Honor Society 2, 3,4; Interclub 3; German Club 1; Football 2, 3,4; Basketball 1, 2; Track 1; Coronation King Candidate 2; Jr, 3:. Prom Candidate 3; Best Looking 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4 SCHROTH, DENNIS Hi-Y 1,2, 3; German Club 1; Track 1,4 SESS, DIANNE LYNN Y-Teens 2, 3,4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4; Syanish Club 1,2, 3,4; FTA 2, 3; Health Careers 4-; GAA 2, 3, 4; Shillito's Sewing Board 4; Leadership Conterence at Mt. Healthy 3; Ohio Federation of Women's Club Sew- ing Board 4; Honor Society 4 SIMMONS, RONALD Football 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3,4; Track 1,2; Baseball 1, 2, 3,4; Coronation Candidate 3,4; Honorable Mention - Football 3,4; Most Athletic 4 SMEDLEY, GEORGE AUGUST Thespians 4: German Club 1, 2; FTA 2, 3,4; Treasurer 2, 3; Vice Pres- ldent 4; Marching Band 1, 2, 3,4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Treasure: 3; President 4; Squad Leader 3, 4; Pep Band 2, 3,4; Dance Band 1,2, 3, 4; Talent Show 1,2, 3,4; Band King 4; Sound of Music; Brigadoon; win: Arms; Carnival; All Ohio Boys Band 3,4; Southwestern Re- gional Orchestra 4; All Ohio State Orchestra 4; Citation Card Holder 2, :3, 4; Solo Contest 2, 3, 4 SlxillH, CARL WILLIAM DE 4; Marching Band 1, 2, 3; Concert Band 1, 2, 3; Squad Leader 2, 3; Dane: Band 1,2, 3; Basketball 1; Track 1; Baseball 1 SMITH, DARINA ALEXIS DE 4'. Chorus 3 SMI .H, JEROME NATHANIEL AVA 1 L l7l I72 I SMITH, MICHAEL ANDRE SMITH, RANDOLPH E. Hi-Y 2, 3; Trojan Staff 2; Social Science Club 3; Honor Roll 2; FCA 4;Footba11 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Track 2, 3, 4: Coronation Can- didate 1; Jr. SI. Prom Candidate 3; Football All-League Honorable Mention 3: Football All-League-lst Team 4; Enquirer All-City 4; MO? Football 4; Athletic Pennant SMITH, ROBERT D. Hi-Y 1,2; Thespians 2, 3,4; AVA 1,2,3,4; Talent Show 2, 3; Football 1, 2; Track 1; Christmas Prom Candidate 4; Brigadoon; Wizard of Oz; Blackboard Jungle; Arsenic and Old Lace; Christmas Fantasia; Come Back Little Sheba SNYDER, MELODYVIEAN 11111-111- Staff 1; Trojan Staff 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; German Club 1,2; Office Worker 1,2; Library Assistant 2; Trojanette 2, 3; Talent Sh0w 3; Chorus 1; Class Treasurer 2; Red Cross 3: From Committee Chair- man 3; Archbearer 3; Christmas Fantasia; Talent Assembly 3; Chris:- mas Show SPECHT, JOHN ROBERT Student Council Bookstore 2, 3,4; Manager 3; Co-Manager 4; Camera Club 2, 3,4; Vice President 3; President 4; Science Club 2, 3; Vice President 3; It's Academic SPRADLIN, MICHAEL PATRICK DE 4; Office Worker 3; Roger Bacon 1; Scuba Diving 1; Biology Club 1; Wrestling Club 1; Blackboard Jungle; Arsenic and Old Lace STOINOFF, ROBERT ANTHON Y STOCKMEIER, ROBERT German Club 1; AVA 2; Marching Band 1,2; Concert Band 1 SUER, KENNETH ALLEN Ilium Staff Artist 4; Art Achievement Award :3; Red Cross 4; Scholas- tic AchievementAward 1,3; Achievement Ribbons 2, 3; Leadership Award 3; Social Science Club 3,4; President 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3 SUTTON, CHARLOTTE SUE Chorus 1,2; GAA 1,2,3 SUTTON, HAROLD THEODORE Basketball 1, 2, 3,4; Baseball 1, 2,4 SYDERS, SHERRY LYNNE Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Publicity Chairman 2; M Staff 1, 2, 3, 4; Under - class 3; Editor-in-Chief 4; Trojan Staff 1,2; Pep Club 1, 2,4; Spanish Club 3,4; FTA 1; Science Club 1; Library Assistant 1, 2, 3; Marching Band 1, 2, 3,4; Squad Leader 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3,4; Secretary 4; Talent Show 1, 2; Chorus 1; GAA 1, 2,4; Band Dance Queen 4; From Committee Chairman 3; Babes In Arms; Stalag 1'7; Christmas Fan- tasia; Carnival; Littlest Angel; Christmas Show; Yearbook Seminar at Holiday Inn 4; Student Council Workshop 2; Science Fair at U. C. 1; Red Cross 1,2; Citation Cord Holder 2, 3,4; Uniform Officer 2, 3 TAYLOR, GREG Basketball 1; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Sucamore All-Star Track and Field Meet 2 THOMAS, OWEN Distributive Education 4; Football 1; Basketball 3; Track 3 THIEMAN, GARY ROBERT Thespians 3,4; President 4; Marching Band 2,3; Concert Band 2, 3; Squad Leader 3; Pep Band 3; Talent Show 2, 3,4; Christmas Prom King 4; Roger Bacon 1; Wizard of Oz; Christmas Fantasia; Christmas Carol; Arsenic and Old Lace; Babes in Arms; The Robe; Show Business; Blackboard Jungle; Dark of the Moon; Talent Show; Carnival; Ilium Skit; Aladdin and the Wonderful Lamp; All-Star Cast at Princeton Drama Conference; Most Talented 4; Speech League Conference 4: Oak Hills Conference 4 THINNES, MICHAEL CHARLES Hi-Y 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 3,4; AVA 3,4; FCA 4; Golf 1, 2, 3,4; Football Manager 2, 3, 4; Basketball Statistician 2; Anastasia; Blackboard Jungle; Arsenic and Old Lace; The Robe; Babes in Arms; Red Cross 1, 2, 3,4; Youth in Government THOMPSON, STANLEY FAC 4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2; Track 1; Baseball 2, 3,4; MVP - Football 2 TUMEY, DIANA RAY Distributive Education 4; Mixed Chorus 1 UNGERBUEHLER, DONNA LEE Y-Teens 1, 2,4; Interclub 2; Honor Society 2,3,4; Secretary 3; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Spanish Club 2; FTA 2; Trojanerte 2, 3,4; Talent Show 2, 3; GAA 1,2; Homecoming Candidate 4: Best Looking 4 WAMBSGANS, ETTA JEAN Y-Teens 1, 2, 3,4; President 4; Pep Club 1, 2,3,4; German Club 1,2; Trojanette 1, 2, 3,4; Talent Show 2,4; Christmas Prom Queen 4; Y- Teens Conference at Wesleyan 2; PTA Honor Award 1; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3,4; Archbearer 3 l73 I74 WILKENS, MARILYN RUTH WARD, JUDY DE 4; Y-Teens 1,2, 3; Ilium Staff 1,2; Pep Club 1,2, 3; Chorus 1, 3; Girls Ensemble 2; Cheerleader 1; Sound of Music; DECE Sweetheart 3rd Place Award; Red Cross 1 WEHRLE, JANET LORETTA Mixed Chorus 1; Archbearer 3 WILCOX, KIMBERLY IO Student Council 4; m 1, 2,4; Trojan Staff 1, 2, 3,4; Features Edi- tor 3,4; Thespians 1,2,3,4; Treasurer 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4; Spanish Club 1, 2,4; Library Assistant 1, 2; Trojanette 2, 3,4; Treasurer 4; Talent Show 2,4; GAA 1,2, 3,4; President 4; Cheerleader 1; Captain; Class Vice President 4; Teahouse of the August Moon; Caligula; Bells Are Ringing; George Washington Slept Here; Stalag 1'7; Sound of Music; Anastasia; Curious Savage; Brigadoon; Wizard of Oz; Arsenic and Old Lace; Babes In Arms; The Robe; Contest Plays; Christmas Shows; Make-up Chairman 3,4; National Merit Scholar; Mt. Healthy Leadership Conference 4; Most Likely to Succeed 4; Most Scholarly 4 WILHELM, BARBARA Y-Teens 1,2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2,4; Spanish Club 2, 3; GAA 1, 2, 3 Y-Teens 1,2, 3,4; Worship 4; Se-Co 4; Ilium 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4; Thespians 4; Spanish Club 1,2, 3, 4; Vice President 4; Talent Show 4; Christmas Prom Candidate 4; Arsenic anti Old Lace; The Robe; Babes In Arms; Dark of the Moon; Carnival; Aladdin and His Lamp; Mt, Healthy Leadership Conference 2, 3; Oak Hills Conference 4 WILLIAMS, THEODORE PIERRE Marching Band 1, 2, 3; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Baseball 1 WILLMAN, CAROLYN MARIE Colerain 1, 2 WOODALL, DOROTHY JEAN Health Careers 2 WYMORE, FRED LEE Student Council 1, 2, 3,4; Treasurer 3; Ohio Association of Student Council Treasurer 3; President of Greater Cincinnati Student Council 4; Ilium 2; Thespians 3,4; Library 2; AVA 4; Talent Show 2, 3; Foot- ball 1,2, 3, 4; A11 League 4; Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 1; Coronation Candidate 2; Jr, Sr. Prom King 3; Vice President of Class 2, 3; Pres idem 4; Curious Savage; Brigadoon; Christmas Carol; Arsenic and Old Lace; Ohio Association of Student Council 2; State Conference 3,4; OASC Leadership Conference 2, 3; Greater Cincinnati Student Council Leadership Workshop 1, 2, 8,4; Most Likely to Succeed 4; Most Capable Leader 4 ZEISER, DENISE DOROTHY Pep Club 1; Thespians 1, 2, 3,4; Secretary 3; Vice President 4; Tro- janette 2, 8,4; Talent Show 2, 3,4; Chorus 1, 2: Girls Ensemble 2; Mixed Chorus 1, 2; GAA 1; George Washington Slept Here; Sound of Music; Stalag 17: Anastasia; Curious Savage; Christmas Fantasia; Wizard of 02; Christmas Show: Arsenic and Old Lace; Babes In Arms; The Robe; Carnival; Thespian Conference; Member of All Star Cast; Contest Plays; Honor Roll 2; Best Actress 3; Best Supporting Actress 3; Archbearer 3; Red Cross 1 ZIX, RICHARD 175 I76 611155 Officers -i1fn. EMF Fred Wymore, Pres.; Kim Wilcox, V. Pres.; Julie Huttenmillet, Sec.: Carol Peters, Treas. f H. Carolyn Ruff, Treas. ; Peggy Weingartner, Sec.; Evie Bush, V. Pres.; Rick Manson, Pres. f :. s. : T L 1 L A 5 i 9 rleather Tobergta, Treas.; Ed Raisor, Pres.; Claudia Matson, V. Pres.; Paula Berger, Sec, Jim Fleschel, Pres.; Mark Goldman, V. Pres.; ' d P , Sec.; Kath Mu h , Treas. Cm y ayne y rP y Rick Wilcox, Pres.; Paula Gaunce, V. Pres. ; Elaine Noll, Sec. -Treas. I77 I78 Who 19' Who Best Personality: LINDA CHATTOS and GILBERT BUTLER Mast Scholarly: KIM WILCOX and BURKE BRUSH Best Dressed: CONNIE HENSON and RON RUMPLER East wakikg: DONNA UNGERBUEHLER and RICK SCHMADEL I79 I80 Caution: Corned ian at work Class Komedimv: JULIE HUTTENMILLER and ALBERT BOYD Most Atklctic: ANNA BRADLEY and RON SIMMONS Mast Calmmt DENISE ZEISER and GARY THIEMAN l8l Most Gamble zcaders KIM WILCOX FRED WYMORE Most Likely 8'0 Succeed GLORIA BROOMFIELD FRED WYMORE Q E 5a :i N g o. E; M 93 Just yachting around on a Saturday aftemoon SMILE You're on Candid Camera OK you guys, What've you been up to I85 lab A Some people felt they needed security on the 14 hour bus trip Chinatown was very elaborate and fasdnating These were two sculptures in the plaza of Lincoln Center Coming home was just as confusing as leaving Smile Bob - only 10 more hours to go Our Chaperones were the greatest. Always smiling. Our boat The United Nations proved to be our most educa- tional tour IB7 The only thing that worked in our rooms were the air conditioners What would a trip to New York be without visiting Macy's? Our tour buses weren't quite as soft and comfortable as our chartered buses It's amazing what Seniors can do with a few Coat hangers, lampshades, and a hotel room! I88 Swim Salute Peanuts v I love mankind . .. it's ' people I can't stand H ! I We never win any ball games, but we have some in- teresting dis- cussions! ! I thanks to amiss 56111112 l89 I90 OK group. Who moved ?'2 Divided we stand .. . United we fall! l9! We're gonna get out of this place . . I92 IT DIDN'T RAIN, It didn't rain! Left, right, please don't trip, left, right I94 Irmi says farewell to N. C. H. Fred presents Senior class gift to the Athletic Boosters. Aga- BURKE BRUSH The recessional marks the end of a beginning. DONNA UNGERBUEH LER And now that that's over, out to . celebrate. f0 HARRICS; 111399212458; 09 rmnucas 0r Hausmows IMPROVING: Financial Assets arew ; 1 $60 At Record Rate in Third Quarter, 1967; Gmwth in Debt Who Was Below Highs of 1963-65 550 billion $40 I 2' I F biliion I FINANCIALASSEIS ACQUIRED BY HOUSEHOLDS L $30 ' T billion : i i ' $20 : I 1 E f 1 bmion ' ' 1 INCREASEIN LIABIIIJTIES 0f HoungnLos 1 510 l l . x l billion I c t N 1 a t 4 ,, i t 9 . . V ': . 1960 1961 1962 1963. 1964 1965 1966 WC MONAL L' ' RWSTER CO' DAYTONASwg 63 annualm tquaderlmtannualrates.seasnnally adJustem Source: Federal Reserve Board ddddd W, , .. J; Copyright 7g 1967.118. 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Galbraith Road North Colle ge Hill 200 GEORGE COOK Manager FRANKLIN CREDIT COMPANY 1725 We st Galbraith Road Cincinnati, Ohio 45239 Phone: 513-522-4600 Congratulations Seniors ROSMARIN REALTOR 6609 Hamilton Ave . 931-2020 Hurry to STAN1S 511 -$1.00 STORE 1819 W. Galbraith Road 931-1515 Formerly Sloane's Class of '51 We Cordially Invite You to Visit and Browse With Us 111011115103; Antiques: $2 01111190221th 1801 W. Galbraith Rd. Phone 522-9060 Cincinnati, Ohio 45239 Compliments of DR. G. PRIGAN DENTIST Congratulations , Seniors From NCH PTA 201 Compliments of. jThe. 0 MW Foo d. Pe. plan ZWH CINCI N NHTJ S H N EST SUPEBMHBHETS In NOFJLh C 0116138 H'H 91L MJOO HRmWn HVErEUQ Complime nts of TROJAN BAND BOOSTERS , ? Remember to Shop ' at V $7 WALDEN BOOK STORE W Tri-County Shopping Center 771-4600 We carry a complete line of paperback 8x hard-bound books. C omplime nts of CADET CINCINNATI CLEANERS LOAN 8. BUILDING 1704 W. Galbraith Taste that beats the GRIMM WINDOW SHADE co. others cold, PEPSI 1703 W. Galbraith Road pours it onH Cincinnati, Ohio 729-0090 203 Ag; tmef'Al a F VOUNG .1 a l1Act well your part; there drink the :11 thf honor milk with the LOST dglicious THESPIAN DIMENSION gllfference ' TROUPE m taste! it 269 N- French Bauer 204 Best of Luck in the Future. We Hope You Are Enjoying Your Ilium. From ILIUM STAFF ? Hegeman Pharmacy QUALITY DRUGS 6829 Hamilton Ave. North College Hill, 0. Phone 521-6886 FOR RENT OR FOR SALE Everything for the Sick Room Call us for your needs -- 521-6886 Feel Like a Queen nnnnn TODD2S BEAUTY SALON Hamilton at De Armond 522-2285 Congratulations From NORTH COLLEGE HILL DRAMA BOOSTERS ROY RUDOLPH FLOWERS 7108 Hamilton C incinnati, Ohio 931n6000 Living Room Furniture Made to Order JOS. BETZ 8: SONS UPIIOZSTERERS 1801 DALLAS AVENUE PHONE 522-2200 CINCINNATI. OHIO 45239 205 Join the NORTH COLLEGE HILL ATHLETIC BOOSTERS Support and Enj 0y All School Activitie s STREITHORST FLOORING COMPANY 6611 Hamilton Carpet - Linoleum - Tile 1619 W. Galbraith Appointments If De 5 ired Shoe Shine 5 BlLL MILLER 521-6557 BETTY MILLER BUCKEYE Home Furnishings DECORATING SERVICE BlbO-bz COLERAIN AVE. CINCINNATI, OHIO 45239 Save at THE CLOVERNOOK BUILDING 8: LOAN 1802 W. Galbraith Meets Every Tuesday and Friday Evenings 6:30-8:30 P. M. 206 Y-TEENS Y-TEENS m Congratulations, Senior 3 yfiZ1ZZM And may all your fondeslhopesand ambitions come true M3 THE ORIGINAL BIG BOY BRILL FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE COMPANY 59 20 Hamilton Ave. C inc innati, Ohio Good Luck Seniors From FUTURE TEACHER ASSOCIATION KRAMER'S SEWING MACHINES 1605 W. Galbraith Road 521-3100 207 Congratulations to the Ilium Staff From the BOARD OF EDUCATION Everyone Is Talking About FAMOUS RECIPE FRIED CHICKEN 6601 Hamilton Ave. Serving All Norther-n Hill Area 74 04 Hamilton Ave. Here,s how to get your FREE copy of iYouland the Computer' In easy-to-undeistand language, this 24-page book explains why computers were developed . . . applications of computers . . . how to talk to computersI Return this coupon for your free copy. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII College of Automation - 1423 E. McMillan St. Cincinnati, Ohio 45206 n I D I I Please Send Me My FREE Copy of You and the Computer I I Name Age I I Street Address Phone No. I I City State Zip Code I I Vamos a organizarnos Let's get organizedT' r'hl EL CLUB DE ESPANOL dice Buena Suerte 208 Allgeier, Theresa Ann 7033 Ellen 1397 Emp10ymen1 Anderson, Kennith 1607 Clover Lane 1247 Marines Anzel, Linda Ann 1705 Centeridge 1317 Thriftway Supermarket Clerical Atkinson, Karen Sue 6942 L015 1397 Ohio State University Bayer, James Kurtis 8443 Bobolink 1317 University of Cincinnati Police Science Bennett, Roger Steven 6421 Savannah 1397 Raymond Walters Branch Liberal Arts Benson, Diana Lee 6937 Lois 1397 Western Hills Academy of Beauty Culture Benzinger, Frederick Albert 1639 Centeridge 1397 University of Cincinnati Business Administration Bokelman, Allen Edward 6811 Simpson 1397 University of Cincinnati Bokelman, David John 6811 Simpson 1397 University of Cincinnati Boyd, Albert 6282 Witherby 1247 Employment Brankamp, Greg Ra 1618 Joseph Court 1317 Ohio College of Applied Science Electrical Engineering Bradley, Anna Glen 6232 Simpson 1247 Wayne State - Health and Physical Education Broomfield, Gloria Jean 6426 Simpson 1247 Bowlin Green State Social ork Brown, David Rhodes 617 Caseade Road 1407 Navy Brush, Burke Frederick 112 Beech Knoll 1247 Northwestern University Chemical Engineering Brush Jay Philip $12 Beech Knoll 1247 University of Michigan Engineering Bryant, Deborah Lynn 6511 Meis 1247 Raymond Walters Branch Dental Hygiene Buhrlag e, K213r Ann 6525 Betts 13 7 Employment Butler, Donald Hugh 2037 Innes 1247 Employment Butler, Gary Richard 20301nnes 1247 Railway Frei2ht Company Fre1ght Hand Butler, Gilbert Wayne 6408 Simpson 1247 Bowling Green State Butler, Raymond 2041 Fifth 1247 Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. Commercial Training Program Gallup, Geralding Mary 2020 Highland 1247 Employment Capal, David Francis 3438 Homeside Court Navy Cappel, Robyn Lane 2374 Banning 1397 Indiana Central College Elementary Education Ceddia, Lucy Marie 7030 Mulberry 1397 University of Cincinnati Math Chattos, Linda Sue 6919 Rob Vern Raymond Walters Branch Medical Secretary Clark, Edward 6242 Hans 1247 Employment Clemens, Sue Ann 7009 Mulberry 1397 Employment Coffrnan, Brenda Louise 2303 Galbraith 1397 Clerical Work Cox, Warren Elliot 6430 Betts 1247 University of Toledo Chemical Engineering Czarnecki, Mark William 2028 Carpenter 1397 Raymond Walters Branch Liberal Arts Dempster, William Parker 1503 Southridge 1317 Raymond Walters Branch Liberal Arts Dillon, Patricia Lee 6917 Diana 1397 Employment Dohme, Charles Richard 6419 Betts 1247 Employment Doxsey, Donald Leslie 8294 Bobolink 1317 Marines Faulkner, John Thomas 2031 Third 1247 Employment Feldman, Donna Kaye 1911 Dallas 1397 Registered Nursing Franke, William Tadd 6542 Baywood 1247 Miami University Am and Science Franklin, Gary 6330 Simpson 1247 College of Wooster Frey, Jennifer 1577 Claretta 1317 Employment Frondorf, Bradley Thomas 2004 Sundale 1397 Ohio College oprplied Science Engineering Graphics Gausman, Gary Herbert 1711 Waltham 1397 Raymond Walters Branch Business Administration Gilbert, Charles Robert 6453 Monalisa 1397 Raymond Walters Branch Business Administration Haase, Donald Paul 6760 Golfwa 1397 University 0 Cincinnati German Ha erman Nancy Jean 17 4Bising $1111.32 1397 Central Trust Bank Hasson, Judy Ann 1912 Knollridge 1397 Employment Helms, Terry Lee 1829 Goodman 1397 University of Cincinnati Pre-Med Henke, Sandra Kay 1477 Dordine 1317 Employment Henley, Sandra Darlene 6830 Betts 1397 Western Southern Life Insurance Math Henson, Connie Mae 1638 Edmar 1397 Franklin Credit Company HeyI David Morley 2037 Emerson 1397 College - Physical Education Holtzleiter, Stan I. 1864 Centeridge 1317 Deaconess Hospital - Orderly Hu hes, Jerome Omar 15 3 Southridge 1317 Career Academy Humphreys, Jo Ann 1480 Clovernoll 1317 Employment Hunter, Nancy Patricia 6243 Betts 1247 Employment Huttenmiller, Julie Elizabeth 6939 Diana 1397 Ohio State Fashion Retailing H de, Joanna Louise 6 40 Lois 1397 Western Southern Life Insurance Stenographer Jackson, Vincent 2046 Innes 1247 Employment Jauch, Gerald David 6924 Rob Vern 1397 Army Jenkins, MargaretA 1776 Rising Apt 774 Employment Jenkins, Patti Sue 1470 Clovemoll 1317 Christ Hospital School of Nursing Registered Nurse Jones, Robert Lee 6271 Simpson 1247 Ohio University Kahle, Deborah 7142 Northridge 1317 Employment Kane, Carol Ann 1945 Goodman 1397 Employment Kihm, Michael Frank 7115 Northridge 1317 Raymond Walters Branch Business Administration Klaus, Steven George 1917 Sterlin 1397 Shillito1s an Air Force Kohl, James Milton 6833 Griesmer 1397 Employment Krass, Sharon Roberta 1801 Dallas 1397 Employment Lambert, Roger Nick 7938 Colette 1247 Employment Lockwood, Billie Sue 1610 Goodman '1397 Morehead State University Losacker, Diane Carol 7141 Northridge 1317 Employment Lotz, Jeanette Kay 2035 Carpenter 1397 Molar System of Beauty Culture - Cosmetologist Mahaffey, Kathleen Sue 1941 Catalpa 1397 Employment 209 Mahlenkamp, Scott Mark 6716 Dreier 1241 Employment Malof, Heddg Marietta 8765 Fontain leau 1311 Employment Marshall, Christine Ann 6475 Simpson 1391 Employment Marshall, Michael Anthony 6475 Simpson 1391 I, B. 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Electrical School Matthews, Thomas Allen 1808 Sundale 1391 Thom McAn Shoes Assistant Manager Maxwell, Wayne Charles 1519 Southridge 1311 International Harvester - Auto and Truck Mechanic McGlothlin, Donald Gilbert 1946 Cordova 1391 Marines McKeown, Teresa Ann 2126 Catalpa 1391 Employment Meier, Kenneth Howard 1504 Clovernoll 1311 Miami University Physical Education Meyers, Linda Lee 1621 Norcol 1311 Proctor and Gamble Stenographer Miller, Larry A. 1487 Collegewood 1311 Miami University Mueller, Irmagard 7056 Noble 1391 Returning to Austria to finish High School Mueller, Jacqueline 1923 Sundale 1391 Employment Myers, Donald Louis 2280 Deblin 1391 Marines Naegele, Diane Louise 6824 Bake 1391 Undecided Newbold, Dennis Louis 1519 Gardenwood 1311 Apprenticeship Program Electrician Newell, Paul Sullivan 1731 Norcol 1311 Wentworth Military College Liberal Arts Parks, Virgil Allen 2138 Sixth 1241 Employment Peters, Carol Ann 1484 Clovernoll 1311 Miami University waiology Pfankuch, Deborah Ann 1813 Emerson 1391 Employment Pfeffer, Karen Christine 6935 Diana 1391 Employment Pieper, Bruce William 2127 Dallas 1391 Miami University Raiser, George Ronald 1904 Galbraith 1391 Holly Ready to Wear Stock Management Program Rawls, Carolyn Sylvia 6224 Betts 1241 Spelman College - Elementary Education , Reardon, Mary Lou 6955 Gilbert 1391 Dr. R. 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Knabe Dental Assistant Reisiger, Patricia Mary 8508 Bobolink 1311 Tri-State Medical College Medical Technology and X-Ray Reisiger, Sharon Ann 8508 Bobolink 1311 Tri-State Medical College Medical Technology and X-Ray Rhodes, Marvin Jerome 6230 Simpson 1241 Philip Carey Industrials Laborer to Machine Apprentice Riley, Jean 2014 Dallas 1391 Employment Roberts, Patricia Ann 6802 Betts 1391 St. Francis Hospital Practical Nurse Rogers, Paul Edwin 1629 Joseph 1311 Embrey Riddle - Florida Rumke, David Clifford 6939 Rob Vern 1391 University of Cincinnati Liberal Arts Rumpler, Ronald Jon 8371 Daly 1311 University of Cincinnati Industrial Management Sarver, David C. 1803 Dallas 1391 Army Schaller, Jerry James 7008 Noble 1391 Navy and Photography Schermer, Mary Annette 2022 Galbraith 1391 Proctor and Gamble Stenographer-Typist Schmadel, Richard Joseph 6797 Tarawa 1241 University of Cincinnati Business Administration Schroth, Dennis Arthur 7146 Dundee 1311 Raymond Walters Branch Liberal Arts 8655, Dianne Lyn 7028 Clovernoll 1311 Universit of Cincinnati School 0 Nursing Simmons, Ronald Earl 2032 Sixth 1241 Washburn University Smedley, George August 6814 Kenbyme 1391 Ohio State Music Smith, Carl William 2132 Lincoln 1241 Employment Smith, Darina Alexis 6285 Simpson 1241 Bell Telephone Company Smith, Jerome Nathaniel 2086 Galbraith 1391 Air Force Smith, Michael A. 6285 Simpson 1241 Employment Smith, Randall Emory 8316 Carrol 1311 U.S. Naval Academy Smith, Robert Dale 8517 Bobolink 1311 Air Force Snyder, Melody Jean 1397 Galbraith 1391 Raymond Walters Branch Executive Secretary Specht, John Robert 1467 Larann 1311 University of Cincinnati English Spradlin, Michael Patrick 1809 Sterling 1391 College of Automation Computer Programming Stockmeier, Robert Emst 1712 Sterling 1391 Apprenticeship Ridman Electric Company - Electrician Stoinoff, Robert A. 1911 Bising 1391 Employment Sner, Kenneth Allen 6908 Grace 1391 Raymond Walters Branch Pre-Education Sutton, Charlotte Sue 1941 Cordova 1391 Employment Sutton, Harold Theodore 1941 Cordova 1391 Eastern Kentucky State Agriculture Syders, Sherry Lynne 1900 Knollridge 1311 Kathyrn Betz Business School Taylor, Gregory 2146 Innes 1241 University of Miami 1Florida1 Thieman. Gary Robert 7145 Dundee 1311 American Academy of Dramatic Arts - Acting Thinnes, Michael Charles 6711 Dreier 1241 Miami University Thomas, Owen 6251 Betts 1241 Employment Thompson, Stanley 2145 Fifth 1241 Xavier University Accounting Tumey, Diana Ray 1944 Cordovan 1391 Teasdale Fenton Cleaners Ungerbuehler, Donna Lee 1466 Larann 1311 Bowling Green State Math Wambsgans, Etta Jean 1915 Knollridge 1311 Hoffman's Sewing Center Manager of Patterns Ward, Judith 1911 Waltham 1391 Employment Wehrle, janet Lorretta 6942 Gilbert 1391 Employment Wilcox, Kimerly Io 1472 Dordine 1311 Bowling Green State Wilhelm, Barbara 1945 Galbraith 1391 Bethesda School of Nursing Wilkens, Marilyn Ruth 6820 Betts 1391 Employment or Waves Williams, Theodore Pierre 2019 Northern 1241 Army Willman, Carolyn Marie 6742 Golfway 1391 Tailoring Woodall, Dorothy Jean 7005 Mulberry 1391 A11 Spice Company Wymore, Frederick Lee 1531 Clovemoll 1311 Eastern Kentucky State Pre-Law Zeiser, Denise Dorothy 1612 Centeridge 1311 Employment yes, for everything, 2H ll 567150le 2I2 2V. 6.1V. 1'5 but a beginning . . . 213 214 3716 ending is left for you. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF -------------------------- SHERRY SYDERS ASSISTANT EDITOR ------------------------- MARCIA THEILE DIVISION EDITORS ACADEMICS ------------------------ JO ANN HUMPHREYS ORGANIZATIONS ----------------------- JANE OSTERWISCH SPORTS ----------------------------- STEVE HINSHAW FEATURES -------------------------- ' - - -MARCIA JONES UNDERCLASS -------------------------- TERRY NEWLOVE DEBBIE MOSCHEL TADD FRANKE SENIORS ----------------------------- SANDY HENLEY ADVERTISING -------------------------- MARCIA TH EILE Assistants: Ken Suer, Janet Henson, Chris Hoffman, Connie Henson, Donna Schmadel, Bonnie Martin, Vicki Putoff CONCESSIONS ------------------------- DONNA FELDMAN Assistants: ----------- Mike Burwell, Steve Klemann, Vicki Putoff, Pat Roberts, Marcia Theile, Sandy Henley, Kathy Burhiage, Sherry Syders SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHY - - - TOM HABER, STEVE KLEMANN, BRIAN PICKENS ART ----------------------------------- KEN SUER TREASURER ----------------------------- PAT ROBERTS SALES ------------------------------ MARCIA THEILE PAT ROBERTS FACULTY ADVISOR --------------------- NAOMI C. JACOBS SENIOR PORTRAITS, ORGANIZATION AND CANDIDS - - - -Osbome Studios, Inc. , Middletown, Ohio PUBLISHER ----------------------- TAYLOR PUBLISHING CO. Dallas, Texas School Consultant - Mr. Terry Hertzinger 2l5 m 2H? Editor? Note As a Senior, I knew I had to make this year my best ever. It started last May when I was chosen to be the Editor of the 1968 ILIUM. Many people do not realize the time and work put into our yearbook. Sometime when you have nothing better to do, pass by 10'? any night after school and watch the staff and Mrs. Jacobs work. I would like to say a special thank you to Mrs. Jacobs for all the help and confidence she has given me. Without her, I know I never could have finished this yearbook. It has been an experience I will remember for a long time. Ifiually realized what responsibility meant. I know the class of 1968 will miss NCH and everyone con- nected with it. I know I will. It's only June, and already I miss the familiar halls and the quick HIS in the halls. I hope you will all wish our class the best of luck because right now we feel a little lonesome and alonein the world. This feel- ing will and once we find our way, and Iknow all of us will someday. Thank you all for making my years at NCH very happy and fulfilling. The staff and I hope you will enjoy your 1968 ILIUM now and in years to come. SHERRY SYDERS EDITOR IN CHIEB TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY n. mad. I... mebwn h- I-rkrmar'