Norwood High School - Silhouette Yearbook (Norwood, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1964 volume:

1 9 6 4 SILHOUETTE NORWOOD HIGH SCHOOL NORWOOD, OHIO VOLUME XLI Fair Norwood High School. Sing we Hwy fame. Honor and glory won In +ask and game. Dear Alma Mafer. sing loud acclaim. name. mn'm'I rm mm - A susmining element! in life of Norwood High is the faculty whose duty It Is to provide leadership and lo lurnlsh Instruction and guidance. . As leaders lhey set high standards In be emulated. I A: teacher: Obey motivate and prepare students for a I worthwhile future through classroom lnslmclion and guidance. All unomplish Hie desired effect through Individual methods. , :. ,4 :5 .4 a ' :3 .a .v 'I'Iue Underclussmen are the developing elements M Norwood High. As Frethen, ihey are Introduced to the many new aspects of high school life. As Sophomores and Juniors, they branch into whatever fields of work or higher educullon they wish '0 follow. Characters are molded, ideals formed, and goals set during flue early high school days. Sports are electrifying elements in the Ilfe of Norwood High studenis. They stimulme school spirit and loyalty in stu- dents, parents, and faculty. Bonds of friendship are tied between players when they face challenges which rhey overcome wiih Teamwork. Sports enable everyone skilled or no! to fake puff ellher as a player or as an avid roofer for his favorite sport. 13 .an'h : W111 $?k- Jusf as ihe world is made up of people wiHI differenf backgrounds. personalities, education, and ambitions, so +he facuH'y ai' Norwood High varies. ' Through fhis variefy of inferes+s all sfudenfs benefit MR. BROOKS PARSONS Superiniendenf of Schools Board of Education ........ 3: mum ... w I ml N- ,pu-me 000 LLL Th? 16 The Norwood Board of EducaHon is composed of six forward-looking men who plan each school year wi+h an eye +0 +he fu+ure. They are responsible for +he many changes brought info eHed +his year. ther changes have been planned for nex+ year. Among +heir severai responsibilifies are budge'Hng fine finances of Jrl'1e public schools and acfing as adp visor +0 Mr. Brooks Parsons, +he superinfendenf. A few residen+s of Norwood are no'r direcHy in+eres+ed in Hue schools. The Board musf be sin- cerely in+eres+ed in wha+ +hey are doing so +haf Jrhey can convince Jthese people +0 Supporf Their financial recommenda+10ns. The Board musf see +ha+ Norwood High School keeps pace wifh modern developmenfs. The consisfenfly high standards and ranking of Norwood High School aHes+ f0 +he Board's effecfiveness, BOARD OF EDUCATIONLMr. Ramage. Mr. Vogel. Dr. Gabe. Mr. Parsons, Superinfendenf; Mr, Funk, Mr. Downs. Mr. Leary, Charla ...... mm . w- .1..., n, . w.-- wq-mm ,4 h 4F, :9 . ,1 ... The head of our adminislrafion is Mr, Alberf Geselbrachf. His iob as principal includes many responsibiliiies-iormulai'ing +he masier plan of courses +0 be offered and +ime schedules +0 be fol- lowed, deciding +he subjecis each leacher will feachl and assigning +hir schedules. ll is his duly lo see +ha+ Jrhe school meek +he academic requirements of Jrhe Sfafe Deparlmenl of Educa+ion. Es+ablishing work roulines for Jrhe cusfodial and engineering sfafl is esseniial for +he confinuous operalion of ihe school and ifs facililies. His office carries wifh if Jrhe iob of public relaiions which hes in +he communify's views with The work Jrhe school is doing +0 educa+e and prepare ifs sludenls lior +he iulure. MR. LOWELL ANDERSON. Assislanf Principal; MR. ELTON KlSTLER. Assisianf Principal; MlSS NELL GRIFFIN. Co-ordi- nafor of S+uden+ Acl'ivifies: MISS FLORENCE NOLTE. Senior Counselor. 17 MR. ALBERT GESELBRACHT Principal Administration There have been many changes made in +he Nor- woocl High School adminierral'ion +his year. Mr. Anderson. assis'lamL principal and head of summer school, handles +he discipline problems ol: +he high school s+udenis. This year he was given lhe responsi- bilifies of Sludenl Council, and sponsorship of +he Junior Class. He is also in charge of a++endance. admission, assignment and wifhdrawal of sludenis. Mr. Kisller. assislanl- principal heading +he voca- fional school and principal of +he evening classes, also supervises +he grade school indusirial ar'rs pro- gram. Miss Nell Griffin has been placed in +he posifion of co-ordina+or of sfudenf acfiviJries. All proposed acfivifies of any clubs under school supervision musf be cleared wifh Miss GriHins She is also supervisor of Norwood Cen+er oi Miami Universify. Miss GriFFin is supervisor for American College Tes+s and College Board Tesfs which are given af Norwood High School. Miss NoHe. iormerly +he Norwood View dis+ric+ counselor, is now counselor oi fhe I2+h grade sfu- denfs. and she adminisfers all ap+i+ude and college placemeni fesfs. Miss Nol+e keeps a complefe and confidenfial lile on each senior. aiding +hose sfudenls who need par+-+ime jobs and +hose seeking college enfrance. Miss Nolfe and Miss GriFFin co- sponsor Jrhe recenily organized Fu+ure Teachers of America, Faculty Firsf Row: GERALD AUKERMAN Typing, Bookkeeping, Shorthand; Universify of Cincinnai'i, BS. in Ed. PAUL M. BARNEY Machine Shop. Relafed Ma'l'hemafics and Science. Machine Shop Trade. Biue-Frin'i Reading anu' Drawingl Machine Shop Club1 Universify of Cincinnafi. Second Row: M RS, MARGARET BAUM Home Economics, Foods; College of Woos+er, 8A.: West ern Reserve Universliy, 8.5.: Columbia UniversHy. M,A.,' Miami University; UniversHy of Cincinnafi: Flora Sfone Mafher Teachers College. MRS. DOROTHY BRUETTING OCCupafional English. Occupafion$ Social Sfudies: Uni- versH-y of Cincinna+h BAY. 3.3 in Ed.f Xavier Unl'versify. Third Row: MR5. NADINE BRUNNER English: Edgewood Coilege of We Sacred Heart BA. LINDSAY C. BUCHY Speech, Drama; Norwood Players. Spring Musical, Senior Class Play: Ohio Sfafe Universify. 3.8. in Ed.; New York Unir versify: Xavier Universify. Fourth Row: MR JAMES A. BULLEN Mefal Shop. Indusfrial Arfs; Wilmingfon College. 3.5. in Ed.: Ohio Universify: UniversHy of Cincinna+i3 Harvard Universi+y: Cornell University. MISS NANCY BUTTERFIELD Physical Educailon: 6.A.A., Cheerleaders; Miami Universify, 3.5. in Ed; Universify of Cincinnah', MAECL Fiffh Row: MR. THOMAS CAHILL JournaIism, Eansh; Mirror; Xavier Universi+y. B.S.. M.Ed. MRS. BONNiE CAROTHERS American History: Universify 0; CincinnaH. B.S. in Ed. 1.9 Facuhy Firsi Row: MR. ROBERT COLWELL Co-ordinaior of Healfh and Physical Educa+ion. Director of Afhlefic Firs? Aid, Social Hygiene: Girls' Trampoline: Indianapolis Normal. B.S.: UniversHy of Cincinna+i, M.A. MISS JUDITH COMER Art; Universify of Gncinnafi, B.F.A.. 5.5. in Ed. Second Row: MR. JACQUE DIETZ Secretarial Practice, Office Machines. COE Co-mdinafor. Chairman, Commercial Deparfmenf; COE Club: Universify o'F Cincinnafi, B.S. in Ed., B.B.A.: Columbia Universify. M.A.: John CarroH Universify; GeHysburg CoHeqe. MR. WILLIAM DOSCH English: Eastern Keniucky Sfafe Teachers College, A.B.: Xavier UniversHy. Third Row: MR. JACK FITZPATRICK OFRce Machines, Secrefarial Predica, Shorfhand: Bowling Green CoHeqe of Commerce. 5.5.: Wesfern Kenfucky Sfafe CoHege. M.A.: George Peabody Ccllege 'For Teachers. MR. WILLiAM R. FRAZI World : Isfan+ Foo+baH Coach. Freshman Basket I ' efia College. BA. Fourih Row: MR. HOWARD GAEB Biology. Life Science: Ohio Sfate Universify. 3.5.: Universify 0F CincinnaH, M.Ed.: Miami Universiiy. MR. HERBERT GARDN ER Worid Hisfory. American His'rory', N Club: Morehead Sfafe College. AB. Fifth Row: MR. AARON GERRARD Math; Miam'l UniversHy. 3.5.. M.A. MRS, MARIAN C, GRAVES English: Miami Universify, 3.5.; Columbia Universify: Ohio S+a+e Univarsify. Faculty Firsf Row: ROBERT G. HAIN ES Commercial Cooking: Cuisine Club: Universify o'F Cincin- na'ri: Miami Universifys MRS. CLARE YOUNG HAMPTON Home Economics. English: Ohio S+a+e Universify. 3.5.; Columbia Unfversiiys MA; Universify of Cincinnafi. Second Row: MR. DEWARD HARGIS Counselor; MVrami Universify: Universify of Cincinnafi, 3.5.: Xavier UniversHy, M.Ed. MRS. MARGARET HATFI ELD Nurse: Future Nurses' Club: Jewish Hospifal School of Nursing, RN. Third Row: MR. HORACE W4 HEFFNER Industrial Ar+s; UniversH-y of Cincinna+i; Ohio S+a+e Uni- versier1 3.5.: Mississippi Sfafe Universify. MR. WILLIAM HOFFELD Physical Educafion: Varsify Foofball Coach. Wrestling: Wilming+on College, 8.5. in Ed. Fourth Row: MRS. HAZEL JOHNSON Counselor: Sharpsburq Y-Teen Club; UniversHy of Cincin- nafi, 8A., 35.: Columbia UniversH-y. M.A.'. Miami Universify. MR. GEORGE R. KASCHAK Algebra. Bookkeeping: Alpha Sigma Kappa. Business Ad- visor for SILHOUETTE: Miami Universiiy, 8.5.; Keni Sfafe Universify. FiHh Row: MISS BETTY KIERMAN Counselor: Our Lady of Cincinnaff College. B.Ed.: Cafholic Universify of America, M.A.: Xavier UniversHy: UniversHy 0+ CincinnaH. MR. DONALD LITTMAN American History, Business Law Economics: Traci Coach, N Club: Unfversify of Cindnna+i. 3A.: Xavier University, MA. 20 4 4' 1 -r , , 1' I I 4,, 51.51! ,mm I ; 21 Faculty Firs+ Row: MR. PAUL R. LUDWIG Physical Ed'ucafion: Cross Coun+ry Coach, Baseball Coach: Ohio Universify. 3.5.; Xavier Universify, M.Ed; Universify of CIncinnafi: MIami UniversHy: Iowa Universify. MISS BEVERLY LUND Sborfhand. Typing, Secrefariaf Prac+ice: Pep Club: Uni- versify of Cincinnafi, Cerfificafe Adminishafion. 3.5. in Ed Second Row: MRS. NADINE MAITLAND English: Baldwin-Wallace College, B.A.,- Xavier Universi+y. M.Ed. MR. WILLIAM MAITLAN D Driver Educafion. Occupafional Mafhema+ics: Colfegev of Wooster. 5.5; niversHy of Cincinnah. M. Ed ThI'rd Row: 06M MR, LAFE MILLER 7?? Algebra. General Mafh; George+own CoHege: Universdy of Kenfuclxyl BHA. UnIversnLy of Soufhwesfern Louismna: UnI versify of Texas. M. ' versify of Cincinnah MISS RUTH MILLER French. English.- French Club: Ohio Universify. B.A.: Columbia Universi'I-y. M.A,-. Miami UniversHy: Breadloaf Wrifers' Conference; Middlebury College; UniversHy of Cin- cfnnaH. Fourll-I Row: MISS DORIS HELEN MOORE Library: Denison University. 8.5.: Columbia Universify School of Library Service, B.LAS.: Universify 01c PIHsburgh, M.Ed.; Universiiy of Cincinnafi: Miami Universi+y1Chaufauqua School for Librarians: Universify of Denver. MR, JAMES H. MORGAN Chemisfry: Wabash Coilege. 8A.; Universify of Cincinnafi, MIA. Fifih Row: MISS CATHERINE MORRISON English: Chairman English Deparfmenf; Ohio Shaw Uni- versify, 3.5.; Cqumbia University. MA; Breadloai: Wrifers' Conference: Middlebury College. MESS BEVERLY NOEL Physical Educaffon: G.A.A.. Precision Line: Miami Univer- SI'Iy. 5.5. in Ed Faculty Firsi Row: MR. DAVID M. NORCROSS American Hisforv. Economics: Visua! Aids. Audio-Visuad Air Co-ordinafon Proiecfionisfi Club. Sophomore Class Adi visor; Miami University. 8.5 in Ed. MK J. PHILLIP OLMES Direcfor of Ar+ in fhe Norwood Public Schooh: Edinburg Sfafe Teachers Co1lege B.S.: Ohio Sfafe University, M.A ; Pennsylvania Sfa+e Universify: Carnegie Ins+iiu+e; Columbia Universi+y: John Hay Wthey Fellowship. Second Row: MR. REX LEE PARKER Ma'rh: Varsify Basketball Coach Assisianf FooeraH Coach: Wilmington CoHege, 5.5. MISS EILEEN K. PARRIS Englishl Lafin: La+in Club: Uanersify of Cinc'mnafL B.A.. 3.5. in Ed., M,A. Third Row: MR. J. ROBERT PHILLIPS Supervisor Music; Band. Orchesfra: Capi+d1 University. B.S.M.; Cdumbia UniversHy M.A.j Miami Universi+y. MR.WILFRED PLEARY Tiff ! General Business. Businesg ngH'Ef-I. Business Ma h: Treasurer: Ashiand College. 8.5.; Universify of Michigan: Ohio Univep sify: UniversHy of Cincinnafi: Miamf University; Ferris Ins+i- +u+e; Norfhern S+a+e Teachers Collage Fourth Row: MRS MARTHA KATHERN PULLON Counselor: Marshall Coliege. A.B.: Calumbia UniversHy. M.A.; Miami UniversHy: Universify of CincinnaH: Xavier Unir varsity. - MR. DAVID B. QUERY World His+ory, American Hisfory: Woos+er College. B.SV: University of Cincinnafi. M5,: Ohio State Universify: Univer- sify of Sou+hern California; Miami UniversH'y. Fi'H'h Row: MR. PATRICK RATCHEN Choir. BoysV Glee Club. Girls' Glee Club. Ensemble. Gen- eral Music. Theory, Harmony. Analysis. Music Hisfory: Ohio Siafe Universify. 8.5.: Indiana Universiiryrl M.Mus.; Xavier UniversHy: Fred Waring Music Workshcp. MR. CHARLES REICHLE. JR. Drawing and Design. lndusfria! Arts; Ciahfral Missouri Sfale Coliege. 8:3, in Ed.: Ohio S+a+e Universiw. M.A.; Universify of Minne50+aj UniversHy of Cincinnafi: Miami UnRVersHy. 22 23 Faculty First Row: MISS HELEN MEAD RICE English; French; French Club: Lindenwood Colieqe. BA; Universify of Geneva. Swiherfandh Vanderbilf UniversHy. M.A.T. MR. FRANK SANDERSON Science, Mathema'Hcs: Assisfan+ Afhlefics Direcior; Ohio Norfhern University 575. in Ed.: Keni- S+a+e UniversHy: Xavier UnNersify. M.Ed. Second Row: MISS MARIEL M. SAYRE BioPogy: Nafional Honor Sociefy: Ohio S+aie Universffy. 8A., 3.5. in Ed.: Columbia Unfversify. MA. MRS. MARGARET SCULLY La+in, English; Latin Club, Junior Classical League: College of Woos+er. B.A.; Xavier Universify, M.Ed.: Norfhwesfern University; Universify o'F Cincinnafi; Miami UniversHy; Bread- loaf WrHers' Conference: Middlebury Collaga Third Row: MR. KENNETH SHEPPARD Disfribufive Educafion, Sales; Disiribufive Educa+ion Club: Miami Universify. 85.: Columbia UniversHy, M.A..' UnjversHy of CincinnaH: Universify of Oregon. MR. CLIVE SMITH Mafh: Cumberland College: Union College. 3.5.: Easiern Kenfucky Sfafe College, Mfk Fourfh Row: MISS SHIRLEY A. SMITH English. Speech: Publicafions Adviser for SILHCUETTE: Offerbein College, B.A.: MTarn'x Universify. MISS GRACE STEPHENS Occupafional English. OccupaHonal Life Science: Wesfern Ken'rucky Sfafe Teachers College. A.B.: Pennsylvania Ski's Universify, M.Ed.: Alabama Cenfral CoHeqe: Universify 9? Cincinnati: Ohio S+afe University FiHh Row: MRS. FLORENCE TEEGARDEN Clofhing. Girls' Sodal Living: Ohio Siafe Universiiy. 8.8.: New York UniversHy: Traphaqan School of Fashion: Universffy of Cincinnaii; Miami UniversHy. MRS. MYRTLE THARP Cosmefologm Hair Sfyling: CosmeioIogy Club: New York, Chicago, Universify of Cincinnaii; American Hair Design. John Mueller School. Faculty Firsf Row: MR. RUSSELL THOMAS Physics, Life Science; Ohio Sfaie UniversHy, B.5.. M.A.: Miami Universlhl: Ohio Universi+y: Universify of Cincinnafi: Noire Dame: Coiumbia Universiiy. MR. LEONARD TINKER Bookkeeping. Business Methods: Ohio Universi+y, A.B.: UniversHy of CEncinnafi. Second Row: MRS. MARIAN TRAVERS English: Caldwell Coliege for Women. BA. MR. JOHN P. VINCENT Typing. Office Prach'ce; UniversHy of Dayfon. B.S.: George Peabody Corlege. MA: Morehead Sire Colleqe. Third Row: MRS. NORVA WAHLERT Cosmefology; Cosmefology Ciub; Luverne Normal School; University of Cincinnafi; Kenf Universify MISS BETTY WARE Worla Hisiory, English; Norfhwesiern Collegm 3A.: Elgin Communffy College: UniversH'y of Nebraska. Fourth Row: MISS MARY E. WEBER English: Marian College. B.A.: Universi+y ch CincinnaH, 5.5. in Ed.: Xavier University, M.Ed MISS MARILYN C. WHISLER Counselor: Denison University. 8A.: University of Cin- cinnafi, M,Ed. ' FHH'I Row: MR. GEORGE PA WHITE Vocational Eledriciiy Relafed and .EIegfricify Shop: Elecfricify Club; Kenf Sia+e University: Universi+v of. Cin- cinnati. BA. MR. BYRON A. WILSON Spanish: Spanish Club. Spanish Honor Sociefy; Offerbein College. B.Mus.: Universiiy of Arimna1 A.B. in Ed; Middleh bury College, MA. Ohio S+a+e UniversH-y: National University of Panama: Nafional Universify of Mexico. 24 Hail f0 H1ee, biH-he spiri'l'! Shelley Look 5+ her pic+ure; look 5+ if closely and remember when we were sophomores and freshmen siffing in her class. Remember how she laughed and smiled a lof, She was like +haf. Her per- sonaii+y sparkled all fhe fime. bumL sHll she had an infini+e +oughness abouf her we couldn'f resis+ and she +augh+ us somefhing. Faculty First Row: MR. HAROLD WITTICH Aufomofive Mechanics: Universify of Cincinnati. 3.5. in Ed.: General Mofors Insfifufe, MR5. HELEN GREENLAND Secrefary f0 +he Prindpal. Second Row: MRS. MARY ELLEN MOORE Secre'rary +0 +he Counselors. MRS ALBERTA SCHOENY Secrefary +0 Mr. Anderson and Miss GriHin. IN MEMORIAM VIRGINIA CROSS GALE Adult Cafeteria Row One: A. Fenker. E. BaHey, G. Taylor. N. Blair. E. WaHs. G. WillIamson. B, Endeiann. Row Two: M. Honanl A. Riiey. L. Hagemeler. R Raine M. Werner. H. Sfeinmannl 6, Green. A, Cox, R. McDowelL R. Perkins. Student Cafeteria Row One: R. SmHh. P. Cook. J; Rowen, L. Jones. B. Lane. J. WaH. Row Two: L. Meece, B. Un'rhank. M. King. L. Fichfer. C. Brandenburg, P, Sfadermam M. Klnq. Row Three: B Wilson, ' D. M . B: D h r.- S + Row One: J, Dalfon. O. CoHey. V. DuH L. Hufcherson, C. C MIEIer. J Carpenfer ason ur am, churqas ' Taylar. Row Two: C. BenneH. E. Masom E Burne+t W. Hof- mann. E. Perkins. J. Bezanscn. Maintenance Clinic Row One: C4 Gabe. D. Barber D. thqers C, Allgeyar S. Rieger B. Broughfonl G. Baird. L. Haley. Row Two: Mrs. HaierId C, Cdabank S. Brockman. M. Lufsch, A, Moore, J. Marrs. B. Sweet J. Simpsom J. Mulberry. D. Rude, B, Arrw'ngfom L. Belsen J Shelby Switchboard Row One: Mrs Greenland, D. Fous+. Row Two: M. Sfeinbeck. Row One: J. Jones Miss Moore. Row Two: L. HiH, B. COx T. Dixon, 5. Andersom S. KriFCk B. Meranda, M. Cox. P. Gun- C CDSWIIOV P- WiHiams, C. Adam; 5. Green, S. Freyhof, derson. M. Nichols. Row Three: N. Woodall, LA Comer, j C. Smifh, Row Three: R, CorneMsom T, Zahara; H. Chase, C. Panqburn, M. BoH-on, A Gray, P, Willlams. J. Chesney. 1 J. Benhase G. CoNey, um ? 3i'?'rn . W i I Library Workers i '27 i, . a ti... .s .. 7 .. .2. :1: x 1 .k... , !...Vv.x0nuknuut.r.t . $5.91. ... .73 u I 1 :1 .u. . Ig?n;umuvmnnnuannnn.b4n: . aw Law .1 rug. X30. .. .u. Innav . 435.1. mo: . 31W. 51.3me . Ln? . gmmms 3x 1.... .E Q. 16:. a 'I u' a Clubs comprifie one of Hie brigh'l'er Sides of life a+ N6rwood High. Concerts, dances. h xa v ayrides, 5ngthI bake sales. car washes-all are cfivifies ianhich members are able +0 participafe. Eh .- '3 Q. gmruw: Row One: L. Young, 34 Parker. L. Lovell, K. Burns, P. Burns, L. Gabbard. 5 Brockmam B. Umbach. K. Glab. Row Two: B, Broughton, T. Dixon, K. Sievenson. N, Weisei, J. Cole. D. Srm'fh. M. Alexander. M. Ray. K. Hayes. Row Three: 5. Long, L. Her+el. S. Smiih. C. Heeg. L. Key. P. Tallenf. P. Bouldin, M. BurneH, JV Caddell, B. Zimmerman, R. Godsey. Row Four: 8. Corrado. M. Dunigan. P. Allard. R. Sioan. 30 T. HaHield, M. Cox, 5. Rumford, B. Baker. D. Spears. 5. Hanaway. Row Five: J. Ho?mes, J; Hipkins, D. Osburn. D Darby, T. GabrieL MA CaH'Ioun. A. Lykins. 3. Hare. B. Meranda. J. Blair. Row Six: P. Esslinger, C. Hall. L. Weber. J Keller, J. Downs, V. Daniel, R. Spieka. BY HoHi'FIeld. L. Spur- lcck, P. Wilson. OFFICERS PAUL ALLARD ................ Prasidenf BOB HOLLIFIELD ............ Vice-Presiden+ JUDY BLAIR ................. Secrefary MARY RAY ................. Treasurer Student Council leads and governs our school. Row One: J. Anderson. C. Hoffman L. Davis, D. Smifh. B. Taylor, B. Reynolds. Row Two: C. Hathaway. C. Pence. J. Zimmerman K. Hari' K. Bauen B. First Row Three: S. Hughes. B, Heaberlin J. Toppings, P. Anderson, J. Edmpson. G. Haschart I1 HaH. Row Four: B. Cox. T4 WhHe, D. MFHer. M. Nichols. B, Meranda. M. Hufchinson. OFFICERS MARY ANN HUTCHINSON ..... BETTY MERANDA ........... Vfce-Presidenf JANE ANDERSON ............. Secre+ary GLORIA HASCHART. A . A . Presiden+ . Traasu rer Girls' Council heads Girls' Week, fashion shows. 31 Row One: M. .JOnes M. Ray. D. Margeson. N. Weisel. B. Dres. B Zlmmerman, C. Saba S. Taylor. B. Broughfon. Row Two: l. O'Banionk L. Luckey. A. LifHe. A. Gray. M. HoizwarH-I, D. Eiy. J. Maan. N. WoodaH. Row Three: D, HaH. J. HamiHon. L, Lawless, S. SmHh. D. Morrfs, G. Osborn. S. Hafhaway. M, Hu+chinson. Row Four: K. KFmberly. E. Burks, D. Krass G. Smi+h D. DaHon, D. Ramage. J Rilea, D. Rucia, B. Rushing, M Cox. Row Five: C. Sherman K. Ballinger, L. Hofmann. E. Brevoort, S. SheHer. N. Fischer, P, Sharm, R, Scheadler. L. Royalfy. Row Six: JV BLair. J. Harper, P, Jobe, M. Nichols. D. Sears: D. Sfevensom L, Bird D. Conaiser1 FR Wilson. Row Seven: J. Keller, C. HaH, M. Tungafe. M. Dixon. M. Maan, 6. Whi+aker, D. Chambers G. Warren, B, Hesse. Row Eighf: 6. MiHer. 8 Hafan R. Breiffelder. Miss Sayre, F. Laurence, S. Brown J. Sfeinberq, K BurneH', D. Proff'l'rf, JIM HARPER GLENN MILLER PEGGY JOBE PEGGY WWLSON OFFICERS . . Presidenf .Vice-Presiden+ . . Secreiary . . Treasurer National Honor Society inducts only top students. Row One: L. Ingram. W. Hafer, K. Lufhy, R. Reese, B, Schfie. F. Laurence. J. Fenwick. R. BreEHelder, J. Keller, D. Prof'Fiff. D. Hallerman, 5, Hafhaway, J. Schimpf. J. Killen. Row Two: L. Bird, J Derryberry. Mr. Norcross, J. Harper, J. Borin, B. Durham. D. York. OFFICERS DOUG YORK ............ . . , Presidenf FRED LAURENCE ........... Vice-Presidenf Projectionists show educational, entertaining films. 33 Row One: S. Bock, J. Dunfemam K. Wade, M. Maas P, Cox. B. Burns, 3. Parker. P. Spears. 3. Brouthon. J. Rich+er. Miss Rice Row Two: Miss Milier, C. Hoffman, K, Waddle. R. Osfendarp. G. Carney D D'Inse. L. Young. M. Clark. B. Reynolds. J. Jones. 6. MiIIer. Row Three: B. Brennecke. W. Roberis, 6. Mason, S. Russell, J. Smith B. Fritz, K. Sieven- son. J. Davis J. Sfrinqer. J. Gibson, L. Davls. Row Four: D. Smi'rh, K Rose, D, Sloan. L. Thomas S Haddix, J. Zimmerman C. Wilson, 5. Carson! P. Bose. J. Chesney, L HerfeE, A Dixon. Row Five: MY Brumbach, T. Zaferes. K Fenker M. Sears B. Sears, C. Smith, S. SmHh, BV Boqqess, D. Faust J. Coyle. Row Six: D. Howell P Hood C. McLaIn. S. Lyons. L. Poinfer. S Perkins V. Bernard, C. Wright E. Head, N. Hopper. Row Seven: R, Sheinberc; B. Van Aniwerp. BA MayHeld, T. Spurlock, D. Snyder, D. Moonifz, A. Wilce. B Baker. J. Buquo, P. Ander- son. Row Eight: 6, Reisz P. Hu+chinsam E Jones, L, Schoeck, W Wursfer, N, Kidd, R, Benneff. V, Cross, D Downs, B. Town, 5. Anderson. OFFICERS TIM SPURLOCK Presiden+ PA'T ANDERSON MARSHALL BRUMBACH KAY ROSE Vice-PresideM Secrefary Treasurer French I and II support underprivileged boys 34 Row One: 8. Umbach. P. Ward. R. lnskeep, L. Hill, C Gabe. 5. Smffh, 6, Baird. P Schroeder. N. Howard. M. Jones. ROW Two: Miss Miller, P. WIHiams, J1 Hood J. Roberfs, N. Weisel. B. Zimmerman. K. RoMand, D. Batber. K. Hayes. N. Harper J Cannon. Row Three: CV Rufland. 5. Ivesfer, B. Dres, J. Shelby, H. Chase. H Bell. J. Simpsom D. Ely, 5- Vorbroker, C. Adams, Row Four: C. Moody R. Dun+eman. C. Sherman. D . Ball, J. Poiinsky. M. Lanca F. Smifh J. Killen. D. SheaFer. J. Harper. Row Five: B. Meranda. J Horn. D. King, L1 BarnhiH, V. Cox, 5. DeVary, 6. Howard. .J. Lancas+er. S. Suppe, K. Baker. Row Six: 6. Thompson. B Edwards. 0. Garrison, J. Keller. T Dark C. HaH, 8. S+raHon, ll Smi+h. S. Mafihey, BA McKinney. OFFICERS JOHN KELLER , . . . . . . . Presidenf KATHY HAYES Vice-Presidenf SALLY SUPPE . . . , 7 . V . Secre+ary DAVE SMITH . . , , . . . . . Treasurer and girls and also sponsor the Mardi Gras Dance. .L Spanish Honor Society holds an initiation dinner. Row One: D. Phelps. P. Tripp, L. Hoimann, D. Buglione, J. Holmes C. Grey, A. Gray. EA Burks, J Dockurm K. Seyfrfed. Row Two: M, Blankenship. S Fisher. G. Chrisw, J. Mar'Hn. J. RHea, J. Sfabner. J. Jones M. Nichols. L. LoveH. A. Hill. Reward 'For Scholarship. P. Hines, Row Three: D. Krass, B. Hafer. D. Pro'FHH, J. Barber. 87 Hesse, F. Laurence. M, Jordin, R. Spauldinq V Cosfello. R. Reese. OFFICERS VERNON COSTELLO ............. President MIKE BLANKENSHIP ........... Vice-Presiden+ EMILY BURKS ................ Secre'l'ary CHARLES HATFIELD ............. Treasurer 1.1 ROW One: A. Godsey, J. Rober'rs, R, Collins. L. Lovell, R. Maxfield, J. Hembree. P. Sroufe. S. Royaltyl C. Sfober, B. Becker, Row Two: M. Blankenship. C. Kidd, M. Bales, C. Bruemng. A. Moore, P. Meyers, E. Riiey. S. Rivers. 5. Sfamper, D. Buglione. D. Brennecke. B. Heaberlfn. Row Three: 3. Teague, D. Ely. R. Masfin. JV Borin. P. Hayes. R. Tar'rer. D. Wilson. R. Osborn. B. Disney. P, Leach. C. Duniqan. Row Four: D. Phelps. D. Loheide, C. Panqburn. A. Gray, F. Tripp. S. Parker. 5, Booihe, J. Tayior. D, Krass. DV Sper. 5. Beck. Row Five: J. Jones. E. Burks, E. Bennett, B. Clark. J Hipkin5 J. Holmes. L. Bernius. C. Grey. C. Hagemeier. J. Madin. J. Baker. Row Six: 6. Conley, T. Geiger, J. Manhollen. S. Ffshfer, V. Cosfello. K. Seyfried. D Brady. 6. Tedford. J. Morgenro+h. R. Godsey. S. Rumford. Row Savan: J. Burch. J. Hesse. G. VanderqriH, B, Hyden. J. Sfabner. J. Rilea. J. Coy. R. Gifford. G. Chrisfy. G. Barnes. D. Van Scyoc. Row Eight: T. Hamm, D. Prof-HH, B. Hafer. M. Jordin. N. Kidd. F. Laurence. A. Sohmer, B. Hesse, R. Spauiding. J. Barber, S Davis. Mr. Wiison, OFFICERS ............... President ........ Vice- President DAVE PHELPS LINDA BERNIUS EMILY BURKS DAVE VAN SCYOC. . . ................ Secretary Treasurer A Spanish Club highlight is the Christmas party. 37 Row One: C. Colebank, D TackeH', C. Mulh'kin. P. Werkind. S. Houghfon. D. Moore. 5. Brockman. Row Two: P. Wilham; P. Kei+h, S. Freyhof. J. Sheafar, D Moerlein. S. Burress. L. Morgan, Row Three: G. Ross, C. Beck. J. Marrs. D. Hahn, D. Sykes. D4 Thacker. Mrs. Scully. Row Four: C. Poole, K. Haubner. A. Lykins, TA Halqwoodl K Wilkinson, D Millar, 6A BriH'aIn. OFFICERS SANDY BROCKMAN ............. Presidenf ART LYKINS .............. Vice-Presideni DONNA MILLER ............... Presidenf BILL SCHLIE .............. Vice-Presidenf Latin I, ll students study Roman life, Julius Caesar. ROW One: 5. R599. B. Monfort M, Boitom K. Evans, 6. Haggis. J. Wells, D. Thee, R. Honman. K. Glab. Row Two: B. Gunder- 50m D. Genmn. L. Maulfon B. Davenport J, Moerlein. B. Bruckman. B. Corrado. O. Rose C. CoweHo. Row Three: M. Nunm P. Durham. L. Weber. D. Conafser. l. Jones, M. MeHord. R Tamar, W. SCOH'y. Row Four: B. Lawson. M. Halll J. Borin, .J. Phelps V. Daniel, B. Vandergriff. D. Blackburn. C. MoeHmanm OFFICERS MIKE MEFFORD . ........... Presidanf OLLIE ROSE ........ VicerPresfdenf BOB BROCKMAN ..... President Vice-Presidenf VIRGIL DANIELS Latin Club crowns Queen of Beauty at their dance. 39 EDITORSaRow One: P. Jobe Liferary Edifor: L Hoimann. Edifor-in Chief; Miss Smi+h. Adviser. Row Two: D Chambers Assisfanf Edifor; J. Martin. Assisianf LI+erary Edifor Silhouette 40 The SILHOUETTE siaH: learns of +he fremendous fasks and responsibiiifies which lie before Jthem ai +he SILHOUETTE breakfasf which is held in June. The reiiring edifors are honored and i'he new s+aH is announced. Once each week during Jrhe summer Jrhe Seinior s'iaFf mee'rs +0 discuss and organize +he +heme. cover, and general layou+ of the book. Each page is laid ou+ in rough form. The priniers are Then consulfed and ideas revised and changed. Miss Smiih, who is +he adviser of +he SIL- HOUETTE. +he ediiors, and The Iiierary edifor are advised by experfs as To +he do's and don'i'ls of +he iedious iob s+ill +0 be done. The Junior siaICF is responsible for Jrhe money-mak- ing proiecis and o+her jobs which have +0 be complei'ed. The Tele+aik and SILHOUETTE dance are Their +wo main concerns. Each member of +he SILHOUETTE siaff is as- signed +0 a parficular iob. The edi+ors plan each STAFF-Row One: Miss Smifh, C. Gabei J4 Mariin. B. Zimmer- man. B. Sweat B. Dres. N. Weisel, M. Ray. L. Luckey. Row Two: .JA Simpson. E. Burks! L. Hofmann, P. Jobe. P. Aliardi A. Gray. B. Corrado, M. Hufchinson, J. Hamilfon. Row Three: B, Meranda. B Taylor. C. Hall. DI Chambers. P. Wilson. K. Baliinger, J, Rilea. Row Four: B. Hesse. GA Whifaker. R. BurneH. T. Dorl. M. Masiin. D. York GI Miller. REPRESENTATIVES-Row One: 3. Wallace. L. Thomas, T. Lewis. N, WeiselI R. Osfendarp, M. O'Keefe, B. Dres, .J. Hood, P. Ward, J. Green. Raw Two: R. SmHh. S. CaHHer, J. Tay1or. L Skaggs, A. Saylor. J. Gover. P. Tripp M. Sears. M. Hofz- waer Row Three: D. PlunkeH, .J. Marrs, D. Galley. J. Greaf- individual page of +he book; H19 dub edH'or ap- poin+5 people +0 wrife arfides on each club, and ofhers arrange wi+h Pogue's for Senior and Faculfy por+rai+s. Financing of fhe yearbook is handled by +he adr verHsing and business managers. Row One: J. Simpson, Club Edifor: C Gabe. G.A,A. Co- EdHor: N. Weisel, G,A.AA Co-Edlfor: B. Taylor, Senior Por- fraH EdHor: M. Hufchinson. Faculfy Parfraif Edi+or. Row Two: B. Hesse, Sporfs Edffor: P. Wilson, Index Edi'ror muf 12am? mmwk .: housa J. Dunagan. G. Conley. A. Gray. B. Dykes. M. Lance, Mr. Kaschak. Row Four: D. Rude, E Worland, D. Richer, D. Buquo. D. Thompson. L. FugeH. B. Hyden. B. Town, W. Mon+gomery. Row Five: R. Sloan. R. Spaulding. T. Siamper, D. Proffitt D. York, V. Daniel, R. Burneff. BA Hafer. D. Smith. All impor+an+ schooi achPr'Ies are recorded by +he pho+ographers +0 be used in +he yearbook. Many long hours are spenf in ering and revising copy. deciding wha+ picfures are good for He pur- pose in+ended. and geHing pages ready +0 be senf +0 fhe priming company, Row One: C, Hall, Phofographer; P. Allard. Adverfising Manager; M. Maan; Mr, Kaschak, Adviser. Row Two: K. Fields Phomgrapher; B Corrado; D. York. Business Manager: T. Dorl; M, Jordin. Row One: 5. Ciark, Feafure Fdifor; B. Kuhlman, Sport Edifor: M. Nichols, Feaiure Editor: B. Dobson. Managing Euiiior; S. Long. News Edifor. Row Two: J, Rilea. Ediionin- Chief. D, Morris Business Manager: P. Rayburni Business Manager: E. Aaron; D. Spear: Business Manager; 6. Herrera. ! Mirror The goal oi Hie Mirror sfaf'F. which is composed of six+een members and Jrl'ieir adviser. Mr. Thomas Cahili. is to presenf a reiledion of Norwood High. Siudenfs are encouraged to submi+ neWs, ideasi or informa+ion, since sfudenfs are fhe main par+ of fine school's refieciion. Firsi-year iournaiism s+uden+s learn Hie JFunda- men+als oi sfory wri+ing. Af +he Mirror banquet held each spring as a fareweli parfy +0 Hie Senior sfaH. +he firs+-year sfudenis who have demonsfrafed Their abiliiy fo wriie and willingness +0 work are named for Hie next year's s+aH. Coilecfing informaiion irom feathers and clubs. planning pages and assigning siories +wo weeks be- fore issuing Hie Mirror is normal procedure. As +wen+yifive issues are disfribufed yearly. including eigh+-page edi+ions af Chrisfmas anci Gradua+ion. +he sfaH is confinually workingi B. Taylor, Circuia+ion Manager: B. Brackeft Alfhough discouraged when copy is incorrecHy wriHem headlines do no? 19?, and +he deadline for +he maferial is overdue, +he edifors proudly breafhe a sigh of relieJE when He Mirror, complefed on Jrime, is wifhou+ noficeable errors Though n01L in five public eye, Hwe business sfaf-F deserves credif for soFichg and er'ing ads which, wlfh fhe Ice Cream Social. fhe Mirror dance. 5+ which Judy Blair and Fred Laurence were Crowned Miss News and Mr. Press. and subscripfions Finance +he Mirror. 6. Smifh: P, Tripp: K. Fields. Fho+ographen C. Ha . Photographer. REPRESENTATIVES-Row One: S. Walker. D. Paganelli, .J. Borin. P7 Schroeder, L. Haley. J. Green, P. Spears, P. Manning. Row Two: 6. Baird. T. Meece. S. Hughes. 5. Vor- broker. D, Gabbard. J. Taybr. B Zimmerman, J. Murphy. J. Roberfs. Row Three: B. PaHerson, S. Smifh. C, Vize. P. Hines, 0, Rose, T. LewIs. D. Morris. R. Irvin. N. Fischer. Row Four: B. Bracke'r'r, J; Evans. D. Spears. F. Esanger. D. Pangburn. P. Hu+chfnson. S. Anderson, R Hare. D. Downs. Row Five: J. Morqenro+h, 8. Taylor. J. Downs. M. Brown, J. Bowman, 6n Herrera, B. Kuhiman, R. Spauldinq. Row OnE: K. Glab. M. Goodman. P. Burns. 3. Umbach. L, Lawhass, C Kinman, C. BrueHing .JA Sfabner. J. Jones. D. Wilson. T. Dixon, S. Long. L. Luckey. J Dinse. J. Roberfs. S. Cobb, S. Royali'y. Row Two: B. Dres. J. Hughes. S Sellers. 5. SheHer. BV Clark. CV Hagemeier. P. Gunderson, D. Pang- burn. L. Beard. C. Grey. P. Wilson. E. Burks. C. RuHand. Choir Assemblies feature the 1963-64 Choir in a leading role. ACCOMPANIST-S Cobb, C. Cos+ello. 44 C. Cosfello, B. Nauman. Row Three: Mr. Rafchen. S. McCleam J, Harper! L. Royaffy, H. Rousa D. Sievenson, D. ProHiH, D. Sheafer. F. Mandf. J. Simpson, 5. Ha+haway. S. Adamson. Row Four: T Hamm. S. Coy. J. Gaiiskill. G. Warr'en. K. Fiefdg R. Day J. Derryberry M, Lance, F. Smifh. OFFICERS JON DERRYBERRY .............. Presideni' CONNIE KINMAN .............. Treasurer DAVE RICHTER Libra rian Every morning during second beH singing may be heard by anyone chancing +0 be in Hue vicini+y of Room 4. These harmonious sounds are made by +he Choir. This group ofcarefully selecfed s+uden+sl di- recfed by Mr. Pa+rick Ra+cheni is accompanied on H16 piano by Cindy CosfeHo and Shirley Cobb. Choir par+icipa+es in many assemblies +hroughouf fhe year including +he fradifional Chris+mas. Thanks, giving, and Eas+er assemblies and the Spring Con- cert Diligenf pracfice resul+ing in excellenf per- formance Has enabled H19 choir +0 sing for o+her schools and organizaHons. 33 3333333311 v- 3' s n N. H. S. Ensemble This year Norwood High again demonsfrahad HS appreciaHon of +he Hne ad's by organizing a new musical group. Ensemble. Eighf-pari' harmony could be heard coming from +his sixfeen-voice group +0 fhe Jrune of light more popular music. Along wii'h +he singing of special seledions for school programs. Ensembfe accompanied +he choir on +he firs+ musical +our in Norwood High's hisfory. Row One: K. Glab3 B. Neuman' S. Royalfy. J. Derryberry. Row Two: Mr. Ra'Tchen, D. Sfevenson. S. Coy, L3 Beard. J. Rober+s. Row Three: B. CWark. K3 Fields, R. Day. S. Hafhaway. F. Mandf, C3 RuHand'. C. Brue++ing. Row One: J. Richer, JV Roberfs. F. Mandt R. Godsey. T, Hamm, T. Scott, J. Keller, D. Sfevenson. Row Three: M. B Corradol Mn Rafchem J. Derryberry. 6 BriH'ain, 5. Adam- Lance, J. Coy. S. Coy. 6, Warren. E. Tyler. R. Day, K. Fields. son. 5. McCreary. Row Two: J. Simpson, B. Brockman, S. J.GahskilkD. Bishup.C.HaH, D. ProHHf. Ha+haway, J, Harper. R. Sloan, D. Moonifz. L4 RoyaH'y. OFFICERS JOHN KELLER ............... Presidsnf JIM HARPER ............... Treasurer Boys' and Girls' Glee Club sing for self enjoyment; 46 Raw One: D, Moore. P. Burns, J. TuHiel A, Dixon. N, Hopper, B. Green, M. Hoizwarih, P Gunderson. L. Beard, 5. Shaffer, E. Burks. C. Fangburn, D Hall. K. Kimberly. J. Jordan. B. Nauman. Row Two: 5. RoyaHy. L. Lawless. S. Houthon, L. Thomas, P. Keifh, J. Roberfs. S. SeHers. J. Wahl. L. GFTsson, L Evans, E BenneHn C. Hagemeier. D. Bugh'one. 6. Baird. K Jobe, L. Jones, K. GWab. Row ThrEe: M. Goodman. M. Maas. B. Lane. A Moore, B. Dres, C. Rufland. J. Simpson. J S+abner. P, WiJsom C. Pooh. M. Nunn. J. Dockum. C. Brandenburg. N. Howard, C BrueHinq. F, Dorenhusch. B. Umbach. Row Four: L. Luckey M. Lufsch, D. TackeH. L. Haley, S, Cobb, S. Haschart D, Ruda. B. Clark, H. ShuHs. P. McErlane, D, Thacker. DV Panqburn. J. Wells, C. Cosfello. B. PaHerson. C. Gabe. T. Dixon. M. Jones. Mr. Rafchen. OFFICERS CINDY COSTELLO .............. Presidem MYRNA JONES ............... Treasurer participation prepares some for a place in the Choir. Row One: K. Baird. S Suppe. H. Shui+s. R Hayes. J. Hipkins. G. Smifh. Row Two: L. Beard B. Monfori, D. Phelps, K. Fields, J. Woesie. F. Mandf. M. Goodman, J. Popplewell. Row Three: Mr, Saumanig, D Gen+ont J. Rich'rer. G. Cornelius. M. Clark P, Burns. SA Adamson, R, Tarier, J GaifskiH, J. Hembree. T. ScoH. P. Tallenf. Mr. Phillips. Row Four: R. Day, N. Howard. J. Dockum. K. Wode. W. Bei+us;h. E, Benne++, V. Daniel, D Loheide M. TaHent RV Carter. 6. Hascharf, J. Wells, A. Dixon, V. Uvesay, M. Hohwarih Row Five: A. LHHe. L, Werner, B, Fri'l-z BA Brockman, P, Gunderson. S. Cobb. T Dixon. Row Six: D Weihlngfon. D. Wong. 6. Haynes, J. Coyl D. Wesfermeyer. J. Davis. R. Cornelfson. Row Seven: 6. WHsom D. MoonifL B Clarke, J. Phelps. D. Van Scyoc. J. Miller, R. Sloan M. Grace. R. Tyler, OFFICERS KEN FIELDS . . . , . . . . . . . . . . VPresident PAT BURNS . .............. Vice-Presidenf fOM SCOTT . . ..... . . . . . . . . . Secretary Librarian SHIRLEY COBB ..... Band members practice for their Spring Concert. Row One: M. Tallenf, S. Cobb. R Day. P. Burns. T. SCOH, R. Tartar. P Tallent Row Two: L. Beard, A LiHle. P Gunder- son, M. Holzwar+h S. Adamsom B. Clarke DV MooniJrz JV Miller. Row Two: K. FIelds, D Van SCyQC J. PopplweH, D. Blackburn J. Dockum Mr. Phillips. OFFICERS RAY DAY . . . .............. Presiden+ BYRON CLARKE ............. VIce-Presiden+ MARK TALLENT ............... Secretary SHIRLEY COBB ............... Librarian Orchestra includes a select group of musicians. Row One: P. Burns, R. Day. T. Scoff. Row Two: K. Fields. J. GaHskill. 3 Clarke. M. TaHenL S. Cobb. Band Council Band Council. composed of We band and fhe orches+ra oHicers and advised by Mr. Phillips. in+roduces proieds and coopera+es wifh +he choir officers in organizing +he annual chocola+e sale. Band iacke+s were +his year's project Maiorettes The majoreffes march during half-Hme a+ all home foojrball games and 6+ a few away games. Led by capfain Janene Woesfe. +hey pentorm original rou+ines +0 +he music of +he Norwood High School Band. Raw One: J. Woesfe. Row Two: K Baird. S. Suppe. H. Shulfs, P. Hayes. J. Hiplcins. G, Smith. Row One: B Elsfun. T. Lewis, CA Noland, H. True, D. Simpson, Three: Mrs. Buchy, K. Barrett 6. Wilson. D. Dykes. P. Lynch. K. Hurt K. Bauer. Row Two: J. Mulberry. J. Kuhlman. J. Trent R, Gasser. E Taylor. 3. Clarke, H. Shulis, 5. Sellers. E. BenneH. L. Smifh. B Green. J. Schmidt. L. S+ay+on, S. Smiih. Raw OFFICERS EARLENE BENNETT ............. Presiden+ LYNDA SMlTH ............... Treasurer The Norwood Players preview movies and plays. 51 Work and fun de- scribe +he iunior and senior girls 0 Alpha Chi. They par+icipa+e in +he Easfer assembly and spon- sor dances. The of-Ficers include Judy Lay+on, President Sally Suppti. Vice - President Doreen Morris. Secrefary: and BeHy Meranda, Treasurer. Alpha Chi ; Row One: 3 Kerman. LA Luckey M. Maas. B. Broughton. D. Rogers. K. BarreH, S. Long. D, Mundy. B. Mason. Row Two: D. Barber V. Ramsey. N. Wehel. M. Sfeinbeck. S. Rivers. D. SmHh. K. BaFrd. M. Moore. C. Gabe. C, Kinman. Row Three: J. Rayburn, J Martin. B. Zimmerman. S. Mobley R Bowdin, J. Layfon. B. Cox. M. McCann, J. KuHman, B. Dres. Row Four: S. Smifh. J. Samar, P. Tripp. G. SmIH-a A. Gray. L. MouHon. D. Colyer. L Glisscn. M. Hufchinson. D. Morris J. Shelby. Row Five: J, RHea, D. Buquo, 5 Suppe, Ky Baliingerl J Woesie. J. MuIberry, B. Taylon B, Meranda. M, Nichols. E Reyndds. Beta Chi Row One: F. Ward, S. BrougMon, L. Tumbleson B, Reynoids. K. Weddle. K. Sfevenson. D. Hayden, C. Sfoben L Young. S. Houghion. B Parker Row Two: S. Wallace. D. Smifh. L. Lovell. S. Sfamper. J. Chesney. K. Harf J. Hood. L. Herfek S. Rigg, L. Gabbard. P. Spears. Row Three: B. Umbach. K. Rose. P. Schroeden S. Haddix G. BaFrd. J. Zimmerman. B Dick. G. Rose. K. Hayesl C. Bruefting, P. Bose 6-. Long Row Four: 5. Howard. K. SmiHL B. Sears. B. Pelley. J. Layman, P. Anderson. D. Howell, P. Moms, M Bales. C. Panqburn. Row Five: L. Evans. D, Brennecke. C Wright M. Nunn. K. fvlarfindak: K. Sfevens. G. Corney, B. Clark, C. McLain, SA Boofhe, J. CaddeH. Row Six: J. Taylor. D. Thacker, L. Poin+er. J Hipltins, D. Downs. B. Lawson. S. Anderson. P. Tallenf S. Ciark. D. Arnold Freshmen and sopho- more Y-feens comprise Befa Chi. A Jrea for new members and an eHechive RecognHion Service are a few adivifies. The oHicers are Carol McLain, Presi- dent Bonnie Reynoids. Vice-Presiden+: Jane+ Zim merman. Secre+ary: and Sandy Rigg. Treasurer. Advising +he HI-Y Teen C0uncil are Mrs. Jo Brigh+ and Mr. Carl Travis. The council consisfs 0 Hwe presidenfs of +he various clubs: Npha Sigma Kap- pa. Sigma Alpha Tau. Tau Omega Kappa. Alpha Chi. and Be+a Chi. Hi-Y Teen Council Row One: 8. Mason, L. Her+eL C. McLain J. Layfon. J. Hood. Row Two: E, ReynoHs. D. Ramage. B. Dobson. R. Reese, S. Suppe. Row Three: J Derryberry. C. Hall, F. Laurence. J. Keller, L. Bird. Future Teachers of America Row One: M. Jones C. Wysong, C. Gabe. C. BrueHinq. P. Burns. C. Wilson, J. Martin. P. Smufe. C Kinmam NV Weisel. P. Moore Row Two: B. Mason, L. Sfockman. J. Roberts. 3. Dres. C. CosfeHQ S. Freyhof. J. Chesney, M. Nunm D. HalL 5 Cobb. Row Three: B. Zimmerman, P. Keil-h 6. Cenley A. Gray. L. Ho+'mann, J. Sfabner. D. Thacker. M. Hofzr warfh, C. Rufiand. Row Four: Miss NoHe,J.Hughes.J.Mon1voHem S Rumbrd. R. Scheadler. M. Cox. J. Hipkw'ns. D. Beamer C. Sherman. D. MOMS. Row Five: B. Bryan1.B. Clarke. R. Day, 6. Whi+alren V, Daniel. F. Laurence. R. BreiHelden L. Arinsmier, D4 Conafsen M155 GriHin. The Fufure Teachers of America is a newly-or- ganized group crea+ed +0 guide s+uden+s inferesfed in feaching Jr0 proper ethical and professionai aHHucles. Tl-uis organiza- Jrlon, financed by flue Nor; wood Teachers Asscxn'a fion, was se+ up as a service club. . 14E .Uw ran .1. 1 val: .3 7 SENIOR COSMETOLOGY-Row One: P. Douglas, C, Muncy. C. Vize. P. Oliver. J. Maschmeyer, B. Hurd. Row Two: Mrs. Tharp, K. Sfansbury, B. Thal, R. Burch. G. Caddeil. D. Buquo, Cosmetology students learn hair-cufting, styling. JUNIOR COSMETOLOGY-R0w One: D. Mason. D. Jones. D. Carlos. B. First. J. Parker, D. Evans, J Cole. Row Two: M. Ervin, J. Evans P, Ryan, P. McErIane, D. Davidson. 54 .- 13H 4rk xnw -' , .. P K Ko+hman. Mrs. Wahlerf. Row Three: C. Pence. P. Auferson. .J. Ulm. M. BurneH. D. Klanke, P, Huddlesfon. D. Bridges, D. Margeson. M OFFICERS CINDY VIZE ................. Presidenf BARB THAL ............... Vice-Presiderrl' JENNY EVANS ............... Secre+ary SHEILA HAMMOND ............. Treasurer Barney. J. Guidi, J. Gabbard, C. Bose, Row Three: 6. Honey cuff, D. JeFFers. N Crooken G. MIIes. 5. Hammond, B. Webb. J. Horiom J. Shelfon. 54 Row One: K Hubbs. Mr. WfH'ich. P Blankenship, J. Werling. J. Giick, K. Eckal. L FugeH. R. Wright D. Phillips. Row Two: J. Ferguson. D. Evans. M. Sidwe . R. Haynes. J. Berchem. Junior Auto Shop Junior Au+o Shop boys. under +he direc+ion of Mr. Wi'Hich, bene'FhL from +he fraining provided by repairing cars for sfudenfs and faculfy members. They affend required classes each morning; Huey work in fine shop each affernoon. Future Nurses' Club Fu+ure Nurses' Ciub. for girls in+eres+ed in nursing as a career. is led by Presidenf Carolyn Hagemeier. ther officers are Nancy Mobley. Vice- Presidenf. and Nancy Harper, Secre+ary-Treasurer, Mrs. HaHield. school nurse is +he adviser, Row One: L. Haley. G, Baird, T Dixon, A. Moore. R. Inskeep, C. Colebank. S RoyaH'y Row Two: A. Godsey. C. Hage- meier. B. Taylor. J. Dinse, N. Harper. B Lane. M. Tessendorf, K. Pry. D. Buglione. Row Three: 5. Parker, D. P1unke++. B, Pdf- ierson. S. lvesfer, G. Slavey. Mrs. HaffTeld. C. Grey. 5. Rieger, P. Cox. N, Mobley. K. Evans. Senior Auto Shop produces-competent mechanics. Row One: R. Wernerl P, O'Brien. 6. WhH-t J, HoHars. Mr. Wiffich, P. Bre'lfung, R. Sfeele. E. Leidenheimer, R. Prickeff. I'd rafher 60 H myself! Machine Shop trains boys for their future work. Row One: R. Berry. A, HaHer, A, Wiggins R, Murray, L. Mulhns J. Dean. C. Monfgomery. M D'rxon, Mr. Barney G. EllFson, B. Tenant R Frye. Row Two: W. Mcnfqomery, C. Baylor. C. Chapman. .J. Murray. T. Tip+on. B. Keeble Product of palience. OFFICERS WARREN MONTGOMERY .......... Presidenf CASEY MULLINS ............ Vice-President ROBERT MURRAY ......... SecrefaryATreasurer 57 Cuisine Club boys concoct many unusual dishes. B. Brandenburg, D. Darby, KA Snapp. D7 Sears. H. Jackson. D. PiHrnan. D. Whalen. D. Bowers. R. SprowL Mr. Haines. M. Chieco. B. Thatcher. C. Albrighf, R. Thompson. Treaf on ice! OFFICERS GLENN MILLER ............... Presidenf RANDY THOMPSON .......... Vice-Presidem' CHARLES ALBRIGHT ............ Secrefary HOWARD JACKSON ............ Treasurer Electricity Shop trains future technical workers. Row One: 6. McAllis+er, D. Douglas, L. Phelps, W, Baird, L. Silerl L. Baim D. Hanrahan. R. Roeper, D. Sfayfon, J. M. O'Keefe. D. JeHra, R. Corcoran. Row Two: Mr. WhHe, Malone. P. Pefrey. D. Barber. 6 Hariey, L. Burns, Posiiively charged! OFFICERS JERRY MALONE ............... Fresiden+ LARRY PHELPS ............. Vice-Presidenf PHILIP PETREY ............... Secre+ary LARRY BURNS ................ Treasurer 59 Commercial Co-ops build many skills as they learn. Row One: Mr. Dieiz. 5, Hammond D. Whiie. J. Winq. P. Moore. J. Gosser. K. Alley, J, Toppinqs. Row Two: 5. Baldv ridge, P. Woodail. B. Coffey J. BernIus, S. Siewdrf, K. Honesi work brings saiisfacfion. M SchoenhoH. PA Jobe. P. Daniel, B. Moses. Row Three: .J. Noland. S. Clark J. Sparks. R. Fry, J. Jones. D. Layfon. P, Esanqer, S. SrnH'h P. Richardson. J. Miller, J, Blair. OFFICERS JERICE WlNG 7 .............. Presidenf PEGGY JOBE ...... VicePresidenf PEGGY MOORE . . . . ..... . . Secretary DEE LAYTON ................ Treasurer . sauna o; DEML s r. u cmuu . Rn'u. Row One: 5. Dobbins. F. Morgeson. D. Paganelli. C. Hafhaway. S. Hughes. A. Hoover. F Dean, G, Arnold, E. Jackson. Row Two: Mr. Sheppard, D. Thompson. J KHbl L. Spurfock. OFFICERS MIKE DUNIGAN JACK KRETTEN STEVIE HUGHES JERRY KILB Secreiary Treasurer T. Werlingl J. Kreffen, R, Thomas D Holderness, F. Huddles- ionl M. Dunigan. Distributifive Co-ops learn sales while they work. 61 Row One: W. Rober+s. L. Phelps. D. LiggeH. S. S+ewar+. J. Green, S. Walker. Row Two: T. Lewis. D. Ramage. R. Carier. J. Carpenfer, J. Baker, M. Dunigan, 5. Hafhaway. Raw Three: J. Morgenrofh. J. Miller. M. Hall. B. Reynolds, D. Blackburn J. Lancasier, T. ScoH. Row Four: L. Bang, B Edwards. C. Hall. F. Schurgasf, H. Meece, J. Barber, D. Prof'fiH, L. Bird. Row Five: J. Keller, M. Masfin, G. Whifalxer, T. Dorl, V. Daniel, R Day. T. Hamper. OFFICERS JOHN KELLER ................ Presidenf CHRIS HALL .............. Vice-Presidenf DAN RAMAGE ............... Secrefary MIKE MASTIN ................ Treasurer TOM SCOTT ................. Chaplain Sigma Alpha Tau's activities: hayrides, car wash. 62 Row One: J. Davis. R. SCQH M. Alexander. R Hood, M. McLain. D. Dinse B. Brennecke, J. Haranon. Row Two: R. Frazlen J. Borim M. Loehle, L. Key. J Killen, B. Brockman K. WhIHoch, J. Buquo P. Hines Row- Three: M. Brumbach, R. Reese. M, Mundy. C. Sherman. T. Wallace, B. Proud, G. Tedford. B. Dobson. Row Four: Mn Kaschak J. Parker. N. OFFICERS BILL DOBSON ...... Presiden+ TOM WALLACE , Vice-Presiden+ RANDY REESE . Secrefary JON DERRYBERRY , , . . . . . , . . . . Treasurer FRED LAURENCE Sergeantaf-Arms JACK KILLEN . , . ..... . ,,,,, .Chaplain Fischer, W. Flinders. L. Ingram. T. Spurlock. M Manm J Coy, Raw Five: Ev Bisher, L. Royalfy. J. Horn. D. King ID. Smifh. M. CaHmun, S Davis. B, Hare. J. Derryberry. Row Six: 6. Wright B. Holmield. D. York. F. Laurence, R. Vv'el'ls, J Downs, W. Kuhlman. J. Borin. Alpha Sigma Kappa's program: dances, projects. All fogefher now . . . And Hm- wEnner is . . . -H E-T-C 5-m- Bi+ing H12 mud! The V. I. P.'S. Kiddie Karniva Seniors EH 309 Ba5kefba Champs of I964 A royai welcame. Bu! . . , is a puzzlemeni! ' The Rayel Princes and Princesses!H r N; i ' L FIR! DRILL 1 BELL; TO A NOBLE HH'. - m awn ,, We KEss 'm a Shadow Really, Sir Edward. A promise is a promise! Your heed shall never be higher Hun mine! Praise +9 Buddha. L The dealh of a King. N E E U 0. G W M O C E M O H Sue Long MISS NEWS AND MR. PRESS Judy Blair and Fred Laurence JUNIOR PROM QUEEN Gloria Smifh BEST ALL-AROUND SOPHOMORES Libby Haley and Larry Bird 1 QUEEN OF HEARTS Judy Blair SPORTS . ' K; gin. Sporfs ai Norwood High include: i foo'lball, baskefba . baseball. hack. cross counfry, wresfling. and 90H. f. A club for oufs+anding afhlefes P gives an addezi incenfive +0 succeed in a boy's chosen field. 72 J7 Varsity Football The Norwood Indians. under +he coaching of Mr. HOFFeId and Mr. Frazier, finished +he season wi+h a ero-wfn, seven-ioss and one-Jrie record. In a weH-foughf cliH-hanger +ha+ +hrilled Norwood fans and players aer, Capfain Bob Hollifield and Co-Capfains Jack Fenwfck and Ron BreEHeider led +he Jrribe f0 6 6-6 +ie wifh Princefon. Bob Hollifield gained disfincfion by being chosen all-ci'ry. and by being placed on +he Hameon Counfy League Firsf +eam. Ron Breiffelder and Jack Fenwfck bofh received honorable menh'on along th several ofher Norwood players. Boys are chosen for +he5e Jreams by +he coaches, oFFicials who re-Feree +he games. and He spor+s wri+ers. WaH your 1urn. Row One: J. Downs. S. Brown. R. BreiHelder. B. Hoilifield. J, Fenwick. F. Laurence. Row Two: Mr. HoHeld, J. Bowman. B. Kuhlman, J. Schimpf. D. ProHiH, B. Clarke Mn Frazier, Row Three: .JA Shelley L. Fugeff. 5. Siewarf D. Chamber! N'L Masfin. J. Green. T. WeiflamE M. Tunga+e. Row Four: D. Blackburn. 3. Schlie. D. Held. J. Hamilmn, J. Horn, N. Fischer. L. Bird. A. HaH-er. Row Five: R. Reese. J. Borin, P. Hines, A. Sohmer. L. Ben- hase. P. Hayes. 3. Hyden. Row Six: D, Sipes. J, Burch. J, Maas. L. Key. 6. Wrthf, P. Beckelheimer. Row Seven: K. Wilkinsom H. Beemen. D. MoonifL 5. Sellers, J. Keller 73 Norwood N orwood Norwood Norwoad Norwood Norwocd Norwaod Norwood Norwood Norwood I 963 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 6: Wyoming 20: Deer Park . . . . . ..... Jb: Oak HiHs . . . 6; Finneyiown . . . . ...... lb: Harrison . . . . . . 12: Taylor ...... 6: Princefon . . , . . l4: Anderson 8: Colerain 0', Norfh College HiH . .20 .27 Raw One: L. Bird. D. HeYd, P. Allard. M, Jordim D. Bouldin, S. Combs. Row Two: Mr. Parkerl J. Bowman, J Green. M. Maan, J. Fenwick. B. HoHifFeld, F. Laurence, R, Wells, K. WII- kinson. Feverish action characterizes Varsity Basketball. l963-64 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Norwood ...... 73: Reading ...... 7'? Norwood ...... 75: Milford ...... 7l Ncrwood ...... 54: Wyoming ..... 67 Norwood ...... 50: Madeira ...... 6? Norwood ...... 57: Walnuf Hills . .7 .76 Norwood ...... 84-; Finneyfown ..... 95 Norwood ...... 55: Moeller ...... 68 Norwood ...... bl: Princefon ..... 59 Norwood ...... 77: Oak Hills ..... 9? Norwood ...... bl: GTen Esfe ..... 60 Norwood ...... 7!; Colerain ...... 91 Norwood ...... 97: Harrison ...... 74 Norwood ...... 62,- Lockland ...... 60 Norwood ...... 64; Taonr ....... 7I Norwood ...... 67: Anderson ..... 84- Norwood ...... 50: Mt Healfhy . . . .49 Norwood AAAAAA 69: Fairfield ...... 76 Norwood ...... 68: Talawanda 73 TOURNAMENT Norwood ...... 58: Purcell ...... 52 Norwood ...... 68: Milford ...... 74- 74 Under +he coaching of Mr. Parker, Norwood's VarsHy baske+ball +eam ended +he season wifh a seven-won, +hir+eenJos+ record. Norwood upse+ Princefon, and +he Glen Esfe- Norwood hassle resulfed in an over+ime win for Nor- wood. Affer The discouragemenf of a loss +0 Colerain. Norwoocl came +hrough th +w0 wins over Harrison and Lockland. Norwood slid for +he nexf Jrwo games and +hen Hue overcas+ liHed when MJr. Healfhy fell +0 +he Indians. , The Indians succeeded in scalping Purcell in +he fournamenf. In fhe second game Norwood was de- Feafed by Milford in a rough-played overfime. Norwood's mosf valuable player, Dick Bouldin. scored 473 poin+s +his season, giving him a 23.65 poinf average per game. Wi+h his ou+s+anding rec- 0rd, Dick was among Jthe ci+y s leading scorers. Hurry, she'll gef away! Wa+ch me score, fellas! 75 Keep your eye on the ball. is anxm at Animal . Share and share a1ilue. 76 Reserve Basketball The Indian Reserve squad. coached by Mr. Gard- ner, ended The season th a five-won, +hirfeen-losf record. AHer losing +he opener, +he reserves came back and defeafed Milford, Following +he loss of H13 nex1L Hvee games. +59 squad bounced back To bemL Finneyfown, Harrison, and Lockland, They also de- fea+ed Anderson in a skillfully execu+ed game. The Team was led oHensively by Paf Hines. who averaged I5 poinfs a game. Defensively. Jerry Borin led his feam in pulling down rebounds and came +hrough wifh an average of IO poin+s per game on offense. Row One: P. Hines. A, HiH, B. Baker, J, Lancasfer, L. Key, P. Neppes Row Two: Mr. Gardner! A. Lykins, J. Borim B. Durham. D. Heineman. M, Canun. T. Hatfield. Row One: L. Pasley, 6. Parks, B, Linden, D. Gabbard. B. Fields. E. Headl P Neppes. H. Mason. M, Grace J. Osfendarp. 6. Mason. Row Two: B Mayfield. T. Adkins. T. Spurlock1 B Powell. M. Mann, C. Turnen B. Van Anfwerp. R. Wolfe, J. Buquo, J. Hoffman. A, Salt Row Three: Mr. Parken D. Heinemam J. Schnee- mam MA Calhoun T. Hahqdd. B. Van Winkle GA Wilson M Eads B, Penningfom J. Taeger. 6 Long, L Fofrafkr: R Brandenburg. Mr. Gardner. Freshman Football The Papooses. coached by Mr. Gardner, ended +he season wifh a four- won. +hree-Iosf record. Tom Hahrield. i'he mosf improved freshman player, is ius+ one of many who are expeded +0 do well in +he future. Freshman Basketball Wifh a fen-and-fl've record, fhe freshman +eam, coached by Mr. Frazier. had a successful season. Leading 0H wifh +hree wins pu'r H1em on +he winning road. Row One: M. McLain, M. Brurnbach S.Walker1 E.Os+en- dam W. Robert; D. Cahall. Row Two: D. Gabbard, J4 Buquc, L. Pofrafke, G. Tedbrd. .J. Moregenrmh, T. Davis. J. Borin. Row Three: M. Grace M. Mann, B. Powell, 6. Farm- Jey. B. Van Winkle, J Coy. B. Mayfw'eld, Mr. Frazier. Row One: W. Baker. W. Beihssch. Sco++y. 0. Rose. B. Corrado. . Reeves. Row Two: W. Gabbard. T. Stamper. D. Rich+er. S. Combs. L. Royalfy, W. Hafer. Row Three: Mr. Ludwig, G. WhH-aker. J. Fhe1ps. J. Sfeinberg. K. LuH-Ly. 0. Garrison. R. BenneH. Cross Country Golf Row One: Mr. Gerrard. D. Hallerman. J. Keller. R. Spauld- mg. Track 1963 The 1963 Jtrack Jream clocked a fairly successful season under Donald LiHman and William Hoffeid. The harriers placed firs+ in fine +wo-mile relay in Hue Hamilfon Coun'l'y League and second in fhe Lock- land relays. Row One: J. Shelley. T. Hamm. J. Goodman. K. Haubner. FR Bradford C. Monfgomery, A HaHer. L, Hammond. T. Weiflau$. G. Chrisfy. Row Two: D. Sfeidle, B. Hydem B. Cor- radu D. Van Scyoc. 8. Edwards. 0. Garrison, M. Tungafe. M. Lance, R, Reeves. Row Three: B. Clarke. 5. Sellers J. Maas. D. Chambers, J. Phelps. M. Bain, K. Seyfried, J. HamEHon. Row Four: B. Van Doren. S. Rumford, T. Haffieid. G. Whitaker. J. Fenwick, RA BurneH. J. Sfeinberg. K Lufhy, L. Benhase. ' mu: Row One: P Hines. S. Sfewarf. W. Hafer. R. Reese. Row Two: D. HeId, S. Wafson, C. Moody, L. Key. J. Monhollen. D. Beamer. M. Dunigan. P. AHard. L. ingrarn, D. Bouldin. Row The I963 baseball +eam under coach Paul Ludwig sfruck a losing season They began +he season wifh +wo wins. skidded Jfor eigh+ games. and finished th a fo'ral of six wins. +en losses. and one +ie. Baseball 1963 annv: . - m, -1- 7-18-- 80 Three: Mr. Ludwig. J. Borin, B. Adams, J. Downs. B. Flinders. J. Gesslbrachf. F Laurence. B. Briggeman. E. Bofkins. J. Miller. I963 BASEBALL SCHEDULE. . Norwood ...... 2; Madeira ...... 4 Norwood ...... 6; Wyoming ..... 0 Norwood ...... I2: Reading ...... 7 Norwood ...... '2; Anderson ..... 4 Norwood ...... 7: Lockland . . .7. A 8 N orwood ...... O: Pri ncefon ..... I '2 Norwood ...... I : Lockland . ..... 3 Norwood ...... 9'. Reading ...... I2 Norwood ...... 2: Sycamore ..... I l Norwood ...... D; New Richmond 2 Norwood ...... 4-: Deer Park 5 Norwood ...... 9: Prince+on . . . 2 Norwood ...... 2; Wyoming ..... l Norwood ...... 7; Finneyfown ..... 6 Norwood ...... 3 : Sycamore ..... 3 Norwood ...... 9; Anderson ..... 5 Norwood ...... 5: Sycamore ..... I 1 ,., Row One: JV Goodman. D. Blackburn, D. Hallerman. L Bird. D. Sfeidle. T. Heaberlin. J. Schimpf, Row Two: J. Horn. J. Downs, K. Lu+hy, R. BreiHelder, J. Keller, D, Promff, J. S+ein- OFFICERS JACK FENWICK A . , . . . . ........ Presidenf MIKE MASTIN Vice-Presidenf JOHN KELLER . . . . ........... Secretary PAUL BECKELHEIMER . . . . ........ Treasurer berg. P. Beckelheimen Row Three: T. Weiflauf, M. Mas+in. B. Hollifield. J. Fenwick, G. Whitaker. G. Wright D. Cham- bersl N Club is comprised of the school's top athletes. 31 - VARSITY CHEERLEADERS-Row One: Karen Barreft Laura Luckey. Libby Harey, Barb Dres. Row Two: Jon Derryberry. Judy Blair. Man. Ray. Sue Long, John Keller. Varsity, reserve cheerleaders build school spirit. RESERVE CHEERLEADERS-Sue BDOH'I. Lois Lovell, Kafhy Glab. Brenda Broughton. Gloria Haschart Pep Club Pep Club. led by fine cheerIeaders. roo+s for and suppor+s +he Indians. School spirH is boosfed by pep rallies. a+ which players and coaches are infroduced and new cheers are +aughf. and by signs posfed +hroughouf H18 school. Twenfy-four girls, advised by Beverly Noel and headed by co-capfains BeHy Meranda and Janene Woesfe, perform a+ Hue Indiansy baske+ball games. Red corduroy skirfs and weski+s wifh whi+e blouses. gloves and gym shoes compose +heir ouhti'rs. Precision Line Row One: .J. Hood. C. Gabe, G. Baird. M, Sieinbeck, D. Barber. M. Tessendyorf. K. Hayes. 6. Haschart Row Two: R. Smifh, C. Pangburn. M. Hufchinson. D. Ely, D. Morris. 5. Hicks. P. Tripp. G. SmH'h. Row Three: A, Gray. E. Burks. S. Suppe. B. Meranda. J, Woesie. K. Ballinger. D. Pang- burn! J. Kaesemeyer. Girls Athletic Association G.A.A.. organized for all spor+s-minded girls. permi+s parficipafion in a variefy of sporfs. A girl receives five poin+s hr each adivify in which she parHcipafes. One hundred poinfs in a parficular spanL is wor+h an emblem. Presenfafion of a big N 'Is made af +he Girls' Week assembly +0 each girl who has earned five hundred 6AA, poink. Row One: P. Sunderson, Treasurer: J. Hughes, Presidanf; B. Taylor. Soffbalf; S. Taylor. Secrefary: L, Skaggs, Hockey. Raw Two: A Gray. Archery; N. We7sel, VicePresiden'f: C. Gabe, Swimming; C. Hagemeier. VolleybaH: J. Shelby. Baskefball: S, Parker. Hiking. Hiking Hikers share spirif of adven- fure. wxrw... ,. Ma Ma? mm W. -4 c Hockey New perspeciive! 1 Volleyball '5 all yours! Swimming Mermaids gei- inshucl'ions. Basketball A momen+ of expecfafion. Folk Dance Puf your bes+ foo? forward. g Softball Sfep rigH up . . . -..u.g nNIB The girls have a sure aim Proud winners 0? G.A.A.'s big N. Precision movemen+s. Posfure award winners: Bev Taybr and Cheryl Gabe, Seniors accep+ +heir weIl-esrned baske+ball awards. ,,,,, .. .. 6V A. A ba+hing beeuHes. A course in Hy swaH-ing. V2314: j! :;A- I! W Sophomores pu'r ikeir best foot forward. London Bridge; The feat o'F a gymnast Siricily professional. UNDERCLASSMEN Good fimes af jh'e Junior Prom. +he Sophomore Device, and all +he ofher achiHes in which fhey ghare, are never forgoi'ren by fhe undercl smen. H16.- maior par+ of +he sfude body. Sophomore Class Officers Mike Hail, Treasurer; Barry Corrado. Vfce-Presiden+; Joyce Hood, Secretary: Randy Reesa President Freshman Class Officers Wayne Rober+s, Treasurer: Pa? Spears, Secre+ary: Bob MayFIeld. Vice-Presidenf; Tom Haffield, Presi- dent Junior Class Officers Chris HaH. President Laura Luckey, VicavPresidenf: Libby Haley, Secre+ary-Treasurer. V i . Row One: N. Boerger. B. Brennecke, P. Bose. R. Agee. 6. Braun, R. Arinsmier, M. Baker. 5. Beck MA Blaine Row Two: D. Angel. A. Adkins, C. Beck. J. Benhase. W. Beifusch. L. Bosh R. BeHschmIdf. B. Becker. Row Three: F Begiey. J. Baker, 5. Class of 1967 Row One: B. Brown V. CeciL RA ColHns. M. Clark, L Brock, S. Broughton, J. Brossl Row Two: B. Burns, E. Brown, 6. Cerasi. M Brumbach, S. Caleer. D. CahalL S, Burress. S. Carson. Row Three: C. Brueffing, J. Chesney, P. Callahan, 6 BriH'aJn, Anderson, 6. Srinagar. B. Baker. R. Adkins. J. Borin. Row Four: P.Anderson,R.A1len. D. Bishop. M. Bailey. J. Adkins, R. Boyd. P BaH, D. Clark. C. Cole. C. Burns J. Caddell. Row Four: AA Carfer. J. Buquo. D. Childers. R. Cafiller M. Calhoun, W. BurneH, 5 Annis, R. Calhoun. Three: L. DanieL S Crows. T. Coleman, J. Dunagan, J. DeFazzfo. l. Cruse, G. Conley. Row Four: A. Dixon. L. Den- newi+1.T. Davis, JV Coyn J. De! Vecchio. D. Downs. D. Daniei. Row One: J. Denney, M. Colyer. B. Cunn, L. Crabfree. L. Davis. T DonneHy, P. Cox, Row Two: E. Cox, Rt Cornelison. G. Carnelius J. Coyle. B. Disney, J Davis. D, Dixon Row For the Freshmen to cope with the problems of V. Row One: J. Dunieman, J. Fosfer. C. FicM-er, J. Gibson, L. P. GaHaghen S. Freyhof, R. 65r+elman. R. Gifford D. Gab- Gabbard. P. Fosfer, D. Duncan Row Two: J Eggles+on. C. bard M. Fraley, D. Fousf. Row Four: J, Garwood. J. Funk. Dunigan. L. Evans, K. Fenkerk J. Glab, B. Glick. Row Three: 6. Dykes. C. Francis, M Eades R. Frazier. mun..u,rwi Row One: L. Haley. M4 Henrahan, L. Her+eL L Hacker, M. Grubb. J. Gover, S. Hobt Row Four: J. Honan, D Ham- C. Haney. J. Hambree. D. Gofns. S. Haubner. Row Two: lin. C, Greene, D. Heineman, T, HaHiad C. Hollingsworth,J, M. Hebb. K. Hart P. Hedge, R, Godsey. S. Haddix, M, Harp. Green. Row Three: J. HIHon. M. Grace. E. Head J Gresser, D. Hahn. higher education they must devote much time to R. HowarcL C. Hughes, P. Hood. Row Fnur: P, Hu+chinsom J. Row One: 5. Houghfon, R. Hyden. S. Howard. N. Hopper. J Jones. A. Jagodifz. J. Jordan. Row Two: C. Kidd. 5. Lay. Laymam B. Hughes, J. Johnson. T. Hulli J. Kramer, P I P Keith, Y. Kraemer. T. Huskey. T. Lawsonl L. Hurd, L. GrunebergA Holloway. Row Three: L Jones, D. HoweH, R. Kirby. D. Kelly. Row One: C, Marksbury, L Marlabury M. Marlow 6. Lucas, J. Marrs. K. Locke, B. Linden. R. MasHm S. Longboffom. S Livesay. R. MarField. Gr. Long. P. Manning. Row Two: Row Four: M. LoeMe. R. 'Loomis 6. Long. M. Malone. B. B. Loose. 6. Mason, LA McNeer. M. McLain, H. Mason. Mayfield. M, Mann, B. Mafhis. L. McAllister, D. Mayne. Row Three: M. Lufsch, P. McShane. The Merchant of Venice and to the completion of Row One: CL Muilikim D, Morgan B, Parker, A Parmley1 K. MifchelL L. P6519; 6. Parks. J. Parr, B. Meranda P. GA MiHer. K. Mounts, D. Moora T. Misch, Row Two: D. Murphy. Row Four: D. Morsbach, B, Organ. J. Orwig M- Moellmann. B MossI C. Morgan. PV Neppes, C. Moreiand. Howard G. Nielsen, G. Parmley, D, MiHer. R. Noe, D Moerlein, R. Osfendarp; Row Three: J. Morgenrof'n. Row One: L. Pasfon. J. Puckeft B. Reynolds. J. Schindler. D. Plunkeft G. Reedy B. PelleyA Row Four: L. Poin+er. B. F: Reece. J. Roberts, J. Richer, Row Two: 5, Russell, K. Rose. Powell. G. Saylon J. Schneeman. B. Penningfon, L. Pofrafke. M. Riddle. M Plance, W. Roberim D. Savehn 6. Rose. Row C. Fade. Three: B, PaHersom P. Roberfs. A. SaH'. S. Perkins. T. SchmIH. their mythology notebooks. School work done, they Row One: J. SmHh. D. Smifh B. Sfewari, R. Scoft K. S+even- D. Sper. J. S+erneberg, W. Smifh. M. Sears. Row Four: D. son. P. Spears. E. Spuriock. Row Two: L. Smith, C. Sparks. Snyder, J, Spradlin, T. SpuHock, B. Shraden B. Schoepflin, R. S. Sfeidfe, K. Sievens J. Sheafer, P. Sfaderman, D Sloan. Spicka. D. Sipes. Row Three: B. Searsl J. Sfewarf, D. Sparks, R. Sieinberg. A-M 4 . , 3M3: ,,';.!f h .. ' flanw . 2w -. , z m ' 'v b -. ,- l 1 r5.- c... x WW- . bi :zgr'nhg. , , . ,3; - . a 1- t, In: ' I : ,1 - I ' . , 3 l ,. l L . I. L F: . 97 y ' Row One: S. Walkerl C. Swanger. E. Unfhank, J. Taylor. Aniwerp. B. Waddle. M. Turph, L. Thomas. Row Four: H. B. Taylor: T. SuHon. B. Taylor. 6. WahL Row Two: B. Townsend, Roberfs, BY Town, M. Thompson. E. Van Winkle, J. Thompson. R. Thurman, J. Taylor. D. Sykes. G. Taylor. J. Vinson. D. C.Turner. Tac'er. Row Three: 6. TedfordR D. Thacker. J. Taylor, B. Van try hard to build new and lasting friendships. Row One: P. ZurweHer. B. Wiggins, L. Young. S. Ze'HeI. K. Webb. P. WHliamsR L. Williams J. Umbach, C. Wright K. WeddleR L WaHace, 5. Warman, S. Webber' Row Two: D, Wong, T Zaferei Row Four; R Wolfe, A. WilCe. G. K. Wode. B. Wilson. J, WerFSO . P. WiHekind, J, Zimmar- VVHson, P. Turpine, G. Wafson. C. Wolfe, A. Williams. man.C.Wi150nR 6. Warman, D. Wright Row Three: B. Wrenn. u 3 I . i 5 V E :; V ?- 4 g i , Row One: C. Bafley. 6. Bafrd. M. Alexander. L. Bain. S. Barnhill. B. Adkisson. P. Baird. Row Four: B. Baker. 6. Barnes. Boerger. Row Twa: E. Benneit DA Arnon, H. Baker, M. Bales, D Ard. A. Bernard T. Brelsford. C. Adams. Row ThreE: V. Bernard. K. Baker. L. Bernius. 6. Class of 1966 Row One: W. Carfen D. Buglione. K. Burns, D. BriHain. F. Bfngham. D Brady JA Burch, T. Callahan. Row Four: J, D. Brennecke, S. Brown, BV Bcggess Row Two: L. Cook. J. Carpenfer, 5. Bosch, J. Burch. D, Bradley, J Borin, LA Benhase. Bryant M. Bolfon. S. Boofhe, J. Chase, 5. Brownl H. CaddeH. LA Bunfain, B. Clark. Row Three: B Brockman. W. Burns. G. Bofkins. Row One: 3. DePem C, Colebank. C. Dodd, M. Dick. 6. ram 5. DeVary B. Davenport 5. Clark, K. Davisl R. Cook. Corney, C. Cupp. Row Two: R. Defhleh. C. Cook. W. Cupp, Row Four: V, Cross V, Cop. V. Daniel, B, Durham, F. Dennis. B. Corrado W. Dixon, B. Dick DA Dinse. Row Three: T. Cur- S. Davis. The Sophomores, sometimes called wise fools, Row One: A. Douglas. 6, Douglas, N. Douglas, C. Deran- .J. Doyle. K Evans, L. Heming, T. Geigen R. Elliot K. busch. GA Earlywina M. Francis. Row Two: 8. Gamble, L Evans. Row Four: R. Flemmg V. Edwards. 0. Garrison. W. Fisher. F. Fife. G. Elswfck, F Fosfer. C. Elliot Row Three: Gabbard. P Durham, T. Duesing. 0...... . .m- muu-c'ma numera- . ' w; 100 Row One: '3. Haggis, B, Goodin. D. Hayden. K. Hayes. 6. Haynes R, Grefhen M. HaH, J. Hesse P. Hayes. Row Four: 5. Heaberlim V. Hagan. A. Godsey. K.-be. Row Two: J. A HUI, P Gannaway. J. Halioran, K. Godsey R. Goff. D. Grimes, 6. Haschart J. Hick, C. Grey, D. Gillespie. C. Herrlm W. Hencer. Hagemeier, .J. Greene. Row Three: 8. Guhdersom D Genfon. must overcome the challenges of the S. M. S. G. Row One: C. HoFFman. B. Jones, 6. Johnson. R. Jnskeep. J. Irvin, S. Ives+er. P. Hines, T. Jackson. J. Hlpkins. K. Jones. Huskey. J. Hood Row Two: E, Hosfermam L. Hill, W. Jackson. J. Lancaster. Row Four: B. Norris. J. Holmes, B. Hood. B. Lusk' S. Ingram D. Jordan, L. HoFderness. M. King. Row Three: R. J Johnson. T. Jones, EL Howard, - wwmrw Row One: 6, McAffry. L Meece, D. Meadows T. Margeson. E. Manning. L. Key. B. Lawson. S Lyons. K. Maan, J. J McFadden, .J. NeaL Row Two: N. Masfin, S Murray. L. Parker, Row Four: J Maas: J LoJrzi A. Lykins. J. Krieg, L. LoveH. D. Loheide, D. Nash. M. King. Row Three: B. MonierrI Linemann, M. Lance. M. Mundy. math and frog dissection in biology. This year they Row One: L. Powers. L. Molloy, P. Moore. B. Mauck. A. Moore. Monfgomery, J. Post H. Napier. Row Four: J. Moerlein, J. M. Nunn, K, Mar+indale. Row Two: C. Pangburn, N. Mobley. Rosskmof R Penningfon. G. Reynolds. K. Roberfs. SA Ma-Hhey. C. McLaIn, R, Mafherly, 5. Maupin. P. Nicolai, D. Moonih. M Mef'Ford. Row Three: B. MuVIins L. Morris. 0. Rose. 6. McFadden. D. 102 a Row One: C. Poe. S. Stamper. S. Parker, C RuHand. L, Skaggs. Reisz. M. RuhoH G. Slavey. P Roark. R. Reese K. Pry. Row J. R0ber+s. S. Rigg. Row Two: S. RoyaHy. L, Roy. R. Reeves Four: 6. Reynons, K. Rowland. 3 Reynolds. J, Phelps. B. D. Pheips, R, Osborn, W, ScoHy. 6, Taylor. Row Three: 6. Pairlck. R. Sloan. take part in the Varsity sports and enjoy planning Row One: P. Sroufa, G. Taylon L. Tumbieson. J. Sfringer, TreH, P Tallent J, TONE A. Wm, L, Russ J. Sfepp L, Shack- G. Snyder. C. Siober. 6. Such. B. Umbach. ROW Two: D. man, Row Four: L. Sowder A. Taylor: 6. Thompson, R. Tyler Vaughn E. Tucken A. Saylor, R. SmiH'L S. Smifh, D. Thee. C. TV Sfeehe. CL Ter'williger, B, Pendiefom SmHh, P Schroeder, B. Taylar Row ThrEe: D. Sfegman. B. 103 Sf ; 'nkd L; 55! . 3 1H m: rm l 3 Gyjiu'. ;: v ' .. d . k M nu y f a t a: 4x Row One: P. Ward. V. Unfhank C. Wysonq, B Teague, B Three: C. Williams. J. Wilson. J. Ware. E. Worland. T. Whi+e, Unfhank D Wesf-ermeyer S. WaHace, J. Wes+ Row Two: R. Ter+er. D. SmiHm G. Vandergriff. Row Four: KA Timerding. E. Manning D. SheHon. K. WhiHock, S. Wafson! D. Van L Wedey D.Wi1t,W. Sizemore K. Wilkinson L. Weber. J. Scyoc J. Wahk J. WeHs. S. Vorbroker, M Wi+hers. Row Sharp. Row One: N. Harper, L. Morgan. M. Dodd, P. Elswick, J. Nos. LayA Row Three: B. Eern. R. Benne+h P. McErIane. P. Walk. Row Two: J. Combs, S. Smifh, G. Schlemmer, N. Howard, W. Row One: S. Cobb K. Baird. D Barber. B, Arringfon, J. Ber+ram. C. Allgeyer, J. Anderson. Row Two: K. Bauer, W. Baird. 5. Beck, K. BalHnger. S. Adamson, E. BenneH. D. Barker. J, Berry. Row Three: E. Bisher. R. Bofklns, P. Beckelheimer. H. Class of 1965 Row One: B. Broughion. L. Comer R. Corcoren. A. Burns. J. Cannom J. Cole. D. Carlos, 5. Brockman. Row Two: C. Bran- denburg. P. BOUIdh'L J CroswelL E Burks, B. Cox, L, Eurgin. M. Canferbury, CK Bunfain. Row Three: C. Ccs+ellq D. Colyer. Beeman. L. Bird, D. Blackburm L. Baumgardner, J. Berchem. Row Four: C, Bose, M. Baim D. Barben R AHem D Barrows. 5. Barney L. Bang. L. Burch, G. Brown, 6. Chrisfy, V. CosfeHo. D. Bowers, P. Cain. Row Four: D. Cona+sen .l. Bcwnan, D. Chambers, J. Buchanan. L. Coleman! S. Coy, R, Cinnamon. V Row One: 8. First C. Felfs, C. Creekmore. B, Dykes. B. Dres, Row Three: R. Dunhemem M. Cox, M Davidson. B. Edwards. J Dockum, J. Crump 5 Cox. Row Twa: P Davidson. D. Evans, J. Dqu D. Evans. J. Evans M. ErvirL Row Four: D. Davidson, D. Davis M. Delape. R. FarreH S. Edwards D. Ely, N. Crooker. D. Cook. BA Cushmam T. Dorl, J. DeHol J, Dean K. Eckw The Juniors enioy the distinction of being upper- W. Flinders N. Fischer, 5. Fish+er. Row Four: S. Hermes. J. :1 Row One: L. Haley K. 6M5. J. Gibson, B. Frifz, D. Galley, h A Gray. C. GabeA Row Two: J. Gabbard. R. Frye H, Freer Greem J. Ferguson. J. Glick. E. Frambes. R Fields, T. Haig- V mam L. Fugeft J Goodman. P. Foreman. L, Glisson. Row wood. i Three: D. Gafem J. GuidL H, Jackson, T Gabriel. J. Gaifskill. 106 Row One: K. Hurt J, Horfon. M. Hohwarfh, H. Huddfesfon. M. Hancock. R. Huddlesfon, K. Haubner. D. Hanrahan, T. Gu Irwin, J. Inderrieden. D. Hall. Row Two: 5. Hammond, J. Hamm. Row Four: A Hafier, J. Horn D. Hem. B. Hamm 6. HamiHon, J. HamiHon, R. Hughes P. Hayes, J Harmcm 6. Harley, C. HaH, R. Haynes. Honeycuff. J. Head. Row Three: K. Hubbs L. anram, B. Hare, classmen. This busy year includes term papers, the Row One: S Kermam L. Jones, L. Luckey, T. Lewis, P. Lay. Kramer, J. Kuhlmam D. JeHre. HA Jackson. J Kaesemeyer. D. D. JeHers, N. Johnson, D, Jones. M. Luisch. Row Two: A Lame D. LIggeHl N. Kanfer. Row Four: E. Jones, D. King. 1 LHHe. V. Livesay. K. K?mberly. B, Keeble. J. Killen. D. Krass. T. Gabriel, MA Jordin. N. Kidd A. LedbeHer, H. Jones. P. l D. JeFFers, J. Kuhlmam T. Kidd. Row Three: P. Livesay, M. Leach. 107 1 Row One: 6. Peferg M. Mass, D. Mason, I O'Banion. F. hoHenl B. Merandal M. Pemberfon. DV Reed. J. Morgenrofh, Mandi P. Myers. J. Murphy. C. Noland B. Nauman. Row J. MEHer. G. MHesA Row Four: R, Os+endarp, D. McMullin. C. Two: D. PfH'man. S. McCreary N. Mcln+yre, C. MIHer. M. MoeHmann, M. thkeH. C. Montgomery, M. Mash'n. J. Mur- McCann M. Myers P. Lynn, J, Parker, Row Three: J. Mom ray H. Meece. Prom, the Washington Trip, the MeriiL Scholarship Row One: B. Pryor. B. Rowland, J. Rayburnl G. Reardon, RFIey. D. Pangburn, C. Pence K Seyfried, P. Ryan. B. Reeves. M. Reaml J. Schroeder. S. Rivers, L Phelps, A. Rayburn. J. Simpson. C. Pefersom E. Reynolds. Row Four: S. Rumforri Row Two: R Riley. D. Phillips, R. Rohdenburg, D, McGrory. D RicHen L. Schoeck, J, Shelley, M. SidweH, R. Reaper. T. J PhiHips. E. Sionel D. Rahe. C. Penningfon. Row Three: E Scoft .J. Po+insky. 108 Row One: J. Schmidt L. Smi+h, J. Sykes W. Sparks. D. Tarfer. 5 Sfuarf, S. SmHh, D. Simpson. 5. Taylor. Row Two: S. Sellers. D. Sheafan P. Sykes S. Shaffer. H. Shul'fsI L. Siayfon, F. Smifh. 3 Schlie, B. Schuler. Row ThreE: C. Skaggs, K. Snapp. F. Soefe. Test, and class rings. This is also the year in Row OnE: L. Tucker. M. Sdrew'nbeck J. Sowder, M. Smi+h, J. Shelfonk SV Sfeckel. N Weisel. Row Two: 5. Suppe', S. Wefrich R. Wright J. Sfabner, P. Williams M. Tungaie. I J. Roark. FK Schurgasf. J, SmHh. CA Sherman. J. Sauier Row L Four: D. SmHh. M. TaHen+. D. SprowL B. Smut S. Schmidt D. Sfevensonk T. ScoH. Row Three: A. Wigg'ms, D. Sfeidre. B. Smifh, W. Wurs+er. J. Woesiel B. Thafcher. Row Four: 6. Warren, G. Wright G. Whitaker, J; Town, D. SfraH-on 109 Row One: J. Trent M. TessendoJ. D. Smifh, B. Zimmerman. Vandergr'lf'F, JV Taylon R. Thompson, J Wahl. Row Four: T. J. Tuffle. Row Two: D. Young. D, Wilscn, B Wilson. P.TaHen1. Sfamper. T. WeH-laui D. Taylor, J. Werl'mg. F. Tumbleson. J. Sfani'Fer. R. SmiHn. Row Three: 6. Wilson, D. SmH'h. B. which many enter Vocational education classes. Fresh shearleaders cheer H18 papooses +0 The LiHIesf Angel? High fashion. vicfory. 110 The A+omic Age comes +0 Norwood. Lah'n Alumni .Jusf play Hue game fellowsln Fuhre Teachers discuss. AH mapped up SENIORS Seniors remember many Hlings. They remember wha+ +heir i'eacherahave +augh+ +hern,il1e Fun Hwy had on iheMashingfcn Trip, calla; cards, 'alguii'rion; announcemenbrs; and' f erig-gnaduafion. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Adulf life is our nexf sfep: our days a+ Norwood High are over. For some of us Hwis has been our lasf chance for educai'ion. For Jrhose of us en+ering a profession, if has been a poinJr of embarka+ion. As freshmen we had our firsf frighfening glimpse of high school life. As sophomores, we became a panL ob H. As iuniors we were superi'or upperclass- men. Our las+ year has been filled wi+h Hie husHe- busHe affached +0 gradua+ing seniors. In recollecfing +he pas+ four years. numerous evenfs stand oufeJrhe Junior Prom, Girls' and Boys' Weeks: and H19 Senior Class Play. H was grea'r while if lasfed. bu+ now we musf go. Good-bye, farewell! Norwood High. SENIOR CLASS OFFICER5-Sue Long, Treasurer: Fred Laur- encew Presidenf: Dick PmHift Vice-Presidenf; Mary Ray. Sec- refarv. Senior Class Firsf Row: EDWARD MARSHALL AARON Live +his day as if if were +he last CoHege Preparafury Track I; Lafin Club I, 2; Mirror S+af'F 4.- Boys Glee Club I. WILLIAM ROBERT ADAMS There is nofhing eilher good or bad bu+ fhinking makes H 50. CoHege Preparafory Track I, 2; ASK, l: French Club I. 2. Second Row: CHARLES ROBERT ALBRIGHT One canno+ always be a hero, but one can always be a man. Vocafional Cuisine Qub 3, Secretary 4 JOHN PAUL ALLARD Wi+hout love and laughfer, life is nothing. College Preparafory FooibaH l. 2. 3; BaskefbaH I. 2, 3. 4: Baseball II 2 3, 4; Sfudenf CouncH. Presiden+ 4: N Club I, 2. 3; A.5.K, I, 2, 3, 4: SILHOUETTE S+aH: 3. 4; French Club I. 2: 0655 Vice-Presfdenf 3: BesfiAH-Amund Sophomore. Third Row: KAREN RUTH ALLEY The ripes+ fruH' falls first Commercial Frankfori' High School 2. 3: Y-Teens 2, 3: Lafin Club 3: Commercial Co-op 4: Pep Club 3. DONNA APPLE Smooih runs Hue wa'ler where 'H'Ie brook is deep. Commercial Regina High School I: LaHn Club I, 2; D.E.C.A. 4: Honcr Guard. Fouri'h Row: LARRY EDWARD ARINSMIER Come whaf may, fime and +512 hour runs Hu-ough lhe roughesi day. CoHege Preparafory 5.A.T. I, 2. 3; Fufure Teachers of America 4; French Club 1, 2. GAIL PRINCESS ARNOLD No one was ever Free? by imifafion. Commercial B.EACA. 4; Honor Guard. Fif+h Row: RICHARD ARNOLD Men of 1tew words are Hue beer men. GeneraI Football I; Track I: N Club 1. 2. 3. DAVID AUBREY Qufef, good-nafured and very kind. College Preparafory The King and l. 115 The 1964 Firs+ Row: PAMELA AUTERSON Your hear+'s desires be wi+h you. Vocallonal Cosmelology Club 3. 4-; Senior Class Play: Honor Guard. LARRY RAY BAIN Many a live wire would be. a dead one if H- weren'f for his connecllons. Vocafional Electriciw Club 3, 4-; French Club I. 2; Mirror Represenfafxve 4. Second Row: JAMES CYLUS BAIRD His ways are ways of pleasanfness. College Prepara+ory Hughes High School I. 2. JACQUELINE E. BAKER You+h's full of pleasures. College Preparafory l 2. 3: Honor Guard; Mirror Represenlaflve l: Spanish Club . G.A.A. l. 2. 3. 4; Senior Class Play. Third Row: SHAREN ANN BALDRIDGE The knowledge of words is he gafe cl scholarship. Commercial Commercial Co-op 4: Honor Guard: Girls' Glee Club 2. JERRY DEWAYNE BARBER 'Tl's no+ whai man does which exal+s him. buf whal' man would do. - College Preparafory S.AT, l. 2. 3. 4: Spanish Club 2. 3. 4-: Spanish Honor Sociefy 3. 4. Four+l1 Row: JAMES EDWARD BARNETT No one knows wha+ he can do fill he fries. General Valparaiso High School I: Cafalina High School 2. BRENDA KAREN BARRETT 0? all ille ihings you wear your expression is mos? imporfanf. College Preparafo'ry Y-Teens l. 2. 3. 4: Maioreffe 21Lalin Club 2. 3: Honor Guard; S.Afl. 2, 3. 4: Senior-Class Play; Norwood Players 4-: Junior Prom Queen A++endan+.- Pep Club 2. 3. 4: Homecoming Queen AHendanf 4; Cheerleader 4. Fif+h Row: BARRY LEE BARTLETT I would raihar be righf +han be president Colleqe Preparatory Track 2: French Club I. 2. DAVID L. BEAMER The unknown always seems sublime, College Preparafory Baseball 2, 3, 4: Wrestling. Caplaln 4-: Fufure Teachers of America 4: Lafln Club 2. 3: Boys' Glee Club I. H6 Senior Class Firsf Row: LINDA LEE BEARD Laf'F every Hme you pheel Hailed. and IaH every once in a while enyhow. Genera! LaJr'm Club 2. 3; Chair l. 2.3.416irl5, Glee Club 1.2. 3. 4; Ensemble 4-: Band I. 2. 3. 4: Orchestra 3. 4.- Okfahoma : Senbr CWass Play; HThe King and I. JOYCE ELLEN BERNIUS No legacy is so rich as honesfy. Commercial Hughes High School I: YwTeens l: Commerciaf Co-op 4. Spanish Qub 1.2. 3. 4: Spanish Honor Socie+y 2. 3. 4-. Second Row: JERRY NED BEZANSON War destroys men. bu+ luxury desiroys mankind: i? 3+ once corrup+s flue body and ?he mind. CoHeqe Preparafory Sfudeni Council I: LaHn Oub l. 2; Cafe'ven'a I. 2. 3. 4. JUDITH LYNN BLAIR A sunny disposiifon-her clouds have silver linings. Commercia. Sfudenf CouncH. Secretary 4; Y-Teens l. 2:CommercEa1Co-op 4: Switchboard 2; Honor Guard; NaHonai Honor Sociefy 4: Junior-Senfor Talenf Show 4: Girls' Glee Club 4; G.A.A, l. 2. 3: Pep Club I. 2. 3. 4: Cheerleader 3. 4; Capvfain l. 2: Home- comRng Queen Affendan+7 The King and I. Third Row: MICHAEL DAVID BLANKENSHIP Short In sfafure bu+ long in common sense. CoHeqe Preparafory Spanish Club 3. 4; Band 1. 2; Spanish Honor Socie+y 2. Treasurer 3. Viceipres?den+ 4. FRED CHARLES BOETTGER Young men +hink old men fools. and old men +hink young men +0 be so. CoHeqe Preparabry Foofball l; Baske+bal1 2: Lafin Club I. Z. 3. 4. Fourih Row: BRENDA BOLTON Be silenf and safe: silence never befrays you. College Preparafory YiTeens 2: La+in Club I. 2; French Club 3. 4; 6AA. J. 2: Pep Cmb 2: Morning Wafch 1: Clim'c 2. 3. EARL L. BOTKINS DfFFiculfies are +hings Huai- show wha+ men are. CoHeqe Preparafory BaskefbaH F. 2: BasebaH 3. 4: Track I. 2-. Boys' Gfee Club I. 2: N Oub I. 2: Cross Counfry l. 2. 3. Fifth Row: RICHARD EMERY BOULDIN Av. every inch a king. College Prepara+ory Baske+balf I, 2. 3. 4: BasebaH l. 2, 3. 4.- French Club I. 2. Proiecfionisf l. 2. 3. Treasurer 4. GA RY BRACKETT They laugh ihaf win. General Sfudenf Councfl 3. 4: Mirror S+a+f 4: Chmr I. 2: ApoHo 2: Boys' Glee Club I. 2: SILHOUETTE Represenfaiive 4: MirrOr RepresenfaHve l. 117 The 1964 Firs? Row: RONALD W. BREITFELDER Quiet bu+ known afar. College Preparatory Football I. 2. 3. Co-Cap+ain 4: AH-CH'y 4: AH-HamiH'On County League 3, 4-: Track I. 2. 4: N Club I. 2, 3, Sergeant af-Arms 4'. Sigma Alpha Tau l. 2.- Prolecfionisf 4: Nationa Honor Socieiy 3. 4. PAUL BREITUNG If you can'i make Iighf of your froubles. keep 1-th in H19 dark. Vocafionaf Golf 2: Au+o Shop 3. 4. Second Row: ELIZABETH ANN BREVOORT Think wrongly, if you please; but in all cases fh'lnk for yourseli Commercial Girls' Council 4: Honor Guard: NaHonal Honor Socie+y 3. 4: Senior Class Flay. DIANA LEE BRIDGES Le+ us make an honourable reheat Vocafional Cosme+oFoqy 3. 4-: Honor Guard. Third Row: MARK A. BROWN For men may come and men may go. bu? I go on forever. General St Xavier High School I; Mirror Represenfa+ive 4. STEVEN PAUL BROWN AH greai men are in some degree inspired. College Preparafory Foo+ball !, 2. 3. 4: Track I. 2. 4; Latin Club I. 2: Na+ionaI Honor Socie+y 3. 4. Fouri'h Row: BRUCE ELLIOTT BRYANT Our eyes are placed in from because H is more imporfam in look ahead Hwan look back. College Prepara+ory Fufure Teachers of America 4: French Chlb 3. 4: Senior Class play: Oklahoma. DALE ANN BUQUO The hue ad 03 memory is Hie ar+ of affeni'ion. Vocafional S+uden+ Council I: Y-Teens l. 2. 3. 4-. Cosmefology Club 3. 4: Honor Guard: SILHOUETTE Represenfafive 2. 3. 4: Senior Class Play: JunionSenbr Tafenf Show 4; Pep Club 3. Fifi'h Row: RONNIE LEE BURCH Press no? a 3failing man 100 far. Vocafional CosmefoIogy Club 3. 4, MARY ELLEN BURNETT A +haf gliHers is nof gold. Voca+ional S+udenf Council 4: Cosmefology Club 3. 4.- Honor Guard: 6AA. I. 2; Senior Class Play. 118 Senior Class Firsf Row: RALPH BURNETT A man's success is measured by +he diFFiculfies he encounfers. College Preparafory Track 2. 3; S+udem1L Council 3; SILHOUETTE Sfaff 4: Lafin Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Choir I. 2. 3: Boys' Glee Club I. 2. 3: Band I. 2: Na+iona? Honor Sociefy 3. 4; SILHOUETTE Representa- vae 3. 4. LARRY WAYNE BURNS Lord. wha+ fools Huese mor+als be! Vocational ElecfricEfy Club 3. Treasurer 4. Second Row: PATRICIA LOU BURNS Her voice is ever low and sweet Her manner genHe +0 all she may meet College Prepara+ory Siuden+ Council 4: Fufure Teachers of America 4; French Club I, 2.- Choir 4: Girls Glee Club 3. 4: Girls' Ensemble 4: Band 1.2. 3. Vice Presidenf 4; Orchesfra 3. 4: Precision Line 3: Oklahoma : HThe King and l : Posfure Award 3. GEORGE E. CADDELL Secret and seIf-coniained. and solHary as an oysfer. Vocafional Cosmefology Club 3. 4-. Third Row: PATRICK THOMAS CADY How poor +hey are ihaf have nof pafience. General Amelia High School I, 2. 3, LYNN ROSE CARSON Her voice was ever soff. genile and Iow-an excellenf +hing in a woman. Commercial Four+h Row: MICHAEL THOMAS CHIECO DimcuHies are +hings Hui show wha+ men are. VocaHonal Foofball I; Track I; N Club I: Sfudeni' Council 2'. Cuisine Club 3. 4: French Club I. 2: Class Treasurer l. SHERYL G. CLARK Everyihing is funny as long as H- is happening fa someone else. Commercia. Sfudenf Councif 3'. Girls' Council 3: Y-Teens !. 2. 3. 4; Mirror SiaH Feafure Edifor 4: Commercial Co-op 4; Honor Guard: Samar Class Play: Oklahoma .- Mirror Represenfafive 2. 3. 4: Pep Club 2. 3. FiHh Row: BYRON GORDON CLARKE Ignorance never seHles a quesHon. CoHege Preparafory Football Manager 4; Track 2, 3. 4; N Ciub 4; Fui'ure Teachers 0; America 4; Band I. 2, 3. 4-; Orchesfra, Vice-Presidem 4: Norwood Players 4: Senior Class Way: The King and l. BARBARA JEANNE COFFEY No+ sleppan o'er the bounds of modesfy. Commercial CuHer Jr. High School I: CommerciaI Co-op 4: Honor Guard. 119 The 1964 Firsf Row: MICHAEL JOSEPH CROWE The besf o'F all madicines are res+ing and fasting. General LINDA JEAN CUPP Bashfulness is an ornamen+ +0 youfh. buf a reproach 10 old age. CommerciaJ Mason High School I. Second Row: ROBERT DANNY CUPP Who are a Ilee wise. +he bes+ fools be. College Preparafory Corbin HTgh Schod l; La+in Club 3. 44 SHARON LEE CURRAN They who forgive most shall be mosf forgiven. , CoHege Preparafory Sfudenf Council 1; Honor Guard; French Club I, 2; Mirror SfaH 4: G.A.A. 4. Third Row: DIANA JOYCE DALTON Do nof wish fo be anyfhing but wine! you are and sfrive in be +ha+ perfecHy. College Prepara+ory Honor Guard; French Club I, 2: Naflonal Honor Socfefy 4. WILLIAM LEE DALTON, JR. For ever and a day. Coliege Prepara+ory S+uden+ Council 2: SAT I, Z 3. 4-: Spanish Club '2, 3; Choir l. 2. 3: Apollo I, 2, 3: Boys' Glee Club I, 2. 3: SILHOUETTE Represenfafive II 2. L Fourfh Row: PHYLLIS JEAN DANIEL The fuiure is a convenien'r piece for dreams. Commerciai Lakofa High Schod I, 2; Mason High School 3: Nafional Honor Socieiy 3; 6AA, 2; CommerciaW Co-op 4. SANDRA SU E DAVIDSON In chari+y 1here's no excess. General Eubank High School 3. '1' .- Fifi'h Row: ANN DAVIS H' maHers no? how long you live buf how well. CoHeqe Preparafory Honor Guard: French Club I, 2: Sophomore Chorus Line. RAYMOND WALTER DAY There is music in his Fingerfips. College Preparafory S.A.T. 3, 4: Fu+ure Teachers of America 4; Spam'sh Club I, 2; Choir f, 2. 3. 4: Boys' Gbe Club !. 2. 3. 4: Band l 2. 4-: Orchestra 2, Presidenf 4: Ensemble 4,- The King and l.'l :3 o Senior Class Firsf Row: PATSY S. DEAN Silence is a fine iewel fur a woman; buf i? is seldom worn. Commercial Y-Teens I: DELLA, 4: Honor Guard. JON PAUL DERRYBERRY When I have gone. pray who will enlerlain fhe people? College Preparalory Cross Counfry1,2;Trackl,2:5fuden+Councill.3:N Club I; ASK. Secreiary l. Treasurer 2, 3. 4; French Club I, 2. 3: Choir I. 2. Vice Presidenf 3, Presiden+ 4: Apollo 2; Boys' Glee Club I. 2, 3. 4: Proieclionisf 4; Senior Class Play: 'lThe King and I : Cheerleader 4: HiiY Teen Councils Second Row: JANICE DINSE Her mam pulse shong, she shakes a mean lhermomeier. College Preparalory Y-Teens I. 2; Fufure Nurses' Club 4: Honor Guard; Choir I, 2, 3, 4: Apollo 2. 3: Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 3; 6AA. l. 2; Senior Class Piay; 'lOklahomaH; The King and l. MASON DIXON Speech is great. but silence is greafer. Vocaiional Machine Shop Club 3, Public Relal'ions 4, Nalional Honor Sociefy 4: Mirror Represenlaiive 3. Third Row: TERRl MAE DIXON Defeal is for +hose who acknowledge H. College Preparafory Siudenl' Council 4: Girls' Council 2: Future Nurses' Club l, 4: Morning Waich I. 2: Swilchboard 4; French Club I. 2: Choir 4: Girls Glee Club 3, 4-: Band I. 2, 3. 4; G.A.A. L?1 3; Precision Line I, 2: Junior-Senior Talenf Show 4-. STEPHEN M. DOBBINS A closed moul'l'l cafches no flies. Commercial D.E.C.A. 4; French Club I, 2. Fourfh Row: WILLIAM F. DOBSON A handsome person wiih perverled will is a fine crafl +hai is handled wi+hou+ skill. College Preparatory Football l: Sludenl Council I: S.AAT. l. 2: A.S,K. 3, PresiV clenf 4-: Spanish Club I, 2: Mirror Slail 4: Mirror Represenfa- five 3, 4: Hi-Y Teen Council 3, 4. FRANCES MARIE DORENBUSCH A wise head and a sileni fongue are good Campanions. Colleqe Preparafory Morning Wafch l: Lalin Club 2; Honor Guard; Choir 3: Apollo 3: Girls Glee Club I. 2. 3, 4: 6AA. l. 3. 4: GVAA. Board 2: Senior Class Play: Oklahoma : The Kinq and L Fif+l1 Row: DENNIS R. DOUGLAS He who loses hope, may then par+ wi+h anyfhing. Vocaliomal Elecfricily Club 3, Secretary 4-. PEGGY NAIOMA DOUGLAS May +he smile on the face be but a renec+ion of +he heart Vocalional Rockholds High School I, 2: Cosmefoloqy 3, 4: Honor Guard 12! The 1964 JAMES ALAN DOWNS It does no+ +ake much s+rengfh Io do +hings. bu+ H' requires greaf sfrength Io decide whaf 'I'o do. College Preparai'ory FooIbaII I. 2. 3 4'. BaskeraII I. 2. 3; BasebaII I 2. 3. 4. SIUdenI'COLmCII I 2. 4. N CIub I 2. 3. 4: SAT I. 2; AHSK. 3. 4. Honor Gualrd: SpanIsI'I Club I 2; Senior Class Play: SILHOUEITTE Represenfaiive I, 2: Mirror Repr'esenfafive .:2 CIass PrBSIdenI I: The King andl ' MICHAEL DENNIS DUNIGAN AII +hings come 'Io 'I'hose wI'Ic wai+. 'I'here'fore why should I I'Iurry? Commercial Baseball 1.2.3.4: S.A.T. 3. 4'. A.S.K. I. 2; D.E.C.A. Presidenf 4: Norwood Players I. Firs'l' Row: Second Row: EDWARD DARREL DYKES No man can lose whaf he never had. General Norwood PIayers 2. LOWELL ELLISON Good heaIfI'I and good sense are fwo of life's greaiesf blessings. VocaHonaI Hughes High School I. CenIraI High School21Machine Shop CIub 3. 4. Third Row: BEVERLY SUE ELSTUN We can do more good by being good. Ihan' In any ofI'Ier way. Commercial Honor Guard; Norwood Players 2. PATRICIA A. ESSLINGER Make Ihe besI' 0'? yourself for ihaf Is all Ihere is of you. CommerciaE Sfuden'I Council I. 2. 4: GIrIs' CounciI 3; Y-Teens I. 2. 3. 4: Morning Wafch I; Honor Guard. French Club 1.2; Com- meICIaI Co- op 4: SILHOUETTE RepresenIahve I; Mirror RepresenIaI'ive I. 3. 4. Sophomore Chorus LIne. Fourfh Row: JACK ELLIS FENWICK The gIory of young men is H'Ieir s'IrangI'h. College Prepara+ory FooIbaII I. 2. 3. Co- CapI'ain 4. AII- Ham'II'Ion CounIy League 3. 4: BaskeJIbaII I. 2. .3- 4; Track I 2 ..3 4-. N Club I. 2. 3. PresIdenf 4: Spanish CIub I. 2: Boys' GIee CIub I. Presidenf 2: SILHOUETTE RepresenIaI'ive I. 2: Class Presidenf 2. 3: Besf- AII-Around Boy I. 3. KENNETH L. FIELDS Life can be music Io +hose who make i'I' 50. College Preparafory SpanIsh Club I. 2: Chair I. 2. 3. 4. Apollo3; Boys' Glee CIub 2. 3. 4. Treasurerl. MIxed EnsembIe3 4' Boys' Ensemble 3. 4. Band II 2. 3. Presidenf 4. Orchesha 3. 4. SILHOUETTE Represenfafive I. 2; SILHOUETTE Phofographer 3. 4: Mirror Photographer 3. 4: IIOkIaI'Ioma : The King and l. Fiffh Row: GARY FISH II ma'Hers not whai you are +I'IougI'II' in be. bu? wI-IaI' you are. Colieqe Preparafory Fomball I; BaskeibaII I; N Club I: Choir I, 2: Boys' Glee CIub I. 2: Mirror RepresenIaIive 2. JAMES E. FRALEY He knows noI when I'o be 5iIen+ who knows nc'I' when Io speak. College Preparanry FooIbaII I. 2; French Club 2, 3' Senior CIass Play'. OHa- I'Ioma : The King and I.'l I22 Senior Class Firs? Row: AN N GERWE Grea+ oaks from IHHe acorns grow, Commercied Regina High School I, 2. CATHERINE GERWE H- is good is live and learn. Commercial Regina High School l 2. Second Row: EILEEN MARIE GERWE Has a quief way wifh her. General Regina High School l 2 MARTHA JANEGOODMAN A +ender hearin-a will inflexible. Cclleqe Preparafory Spanish Club I. ViceiPresidenf 2; Choir 3, 4', Girls' Ensemble 3. 4; Girls' Glee Chjb I Z 3 4; Band I 2l 3. 4; GAAJ'K. I. 2: Precision Line F: The King and 1. Third Row: JANIS GOSSER A woman's tongue is her sword. and she never Ie+s if rust Ccmmercial Girls Council I: Yieens 2; Morning Wafch I; Commercial CO-op 4: Honor Guard. RALPH EDWARD GOSSER Breaihas there a man wifh hearf so gay? Generai T.O.K. 2: Senior Cw'ass Play: Norwood Players 4. Four+h Row: MARTHA LEA GREEN WH Is Hue 56H- 0! canversah'on. Commercial Honor Guard: Spanish Club 1: Senior ClaSS Way: Oklahoma : The King and l. PAULINE GUNDERSON She hafh a pleasant smile and a gen+le heart Commercial 61'r15'CouncH3;MomEng Wa+ch 1.2;Swifchboard 4; Spam'sh CWb I 2: ChoTr 4-: Girls Gbe Club 3L 4; Band l. 2, 3. 4: Orchesfra 3. 4: 6AA, V. 2. 1 Treasurer 4: Mirror Represen- 1a+1ve l' Oklahoma : The King and I. F?Hh Row: THOMAS MORRIS HADDIX Wif is +he floww of imaginaiion. CoHeqe Preparabry Lafin CMb l. 2. WILLIAM JOSEPH HAFER No speech ever uHered or uHerable is worfh comparison wifh silence. College Preparafory Spanish Club L'Z. 3:5panl'sl1 Honor Socie+y 2, 3. 4; Nafional Honor Sociefy 3, 4: SILHOUETTE Represenhafive 3, 4. 123 ,. . .-.. -..w-u The 1964 RICHARD LEE HALLERMAN I will find a way or make one. CoHeqe Preparafory Foo+ball 2. 3; Spor+s Phofographer 4: Track I. 2: Golf 3. 4: Sfudenf CouncH l: N Club 2. 3. 4; Lafln Club 2. 3, 4; ProiecfionEer 4. SHARON LYNN HAMMOND An acfress is a sculpfor who carves in snow. Commercial Honor Guard.- Girls' Glee Club I: G.A.A, I; Commercx'al Co-op 4: Senior Class Play: SILHOUETTE Represen+a+ive 1. 4: HOklahoma ; Norwood Players. Treasurer 3. Second Row: JAMES T. HARPER A fine life is a ihaugh+ conceived in youfh and realized in maiuriiy. Coileqe Freparafsr Cross Counfry I; Track i; Sfudenf Council I; SILHOUETTE SfaH 3; French Club I. 2; National Honor Socieiy 3. Presiden+ 4: Choir l. 2. 3. 4: chs' Glee Club I. 2. 3. Treasurer 4: Projecflomst 4; Harvard Book Award 3. CHARLES HATFIELD I can usually iudge a fellow by whaf he laughs at CoHeqe Prepara+ory S+udenf Council I; S.A.T. F. 2, 3; Spanish Club I. 2. 3;. Spanish Honor Sociefy 3. Treasurer 4: Senior Class Play: Mirror Representative I. Third Row: CAROL ANN HATHAWAY Happy are we met happy have we been. happy may we part and happy mes? again. Commercial Oak Hills High Schod l. 2: Girls' Caunci! 4: D.E.C.A. 4; French Club 2: Honor Guard; 6AA. I. STEVEN W. HATHAWAY The door of success is open io him who seeks wisdom. Coileqe Preparafory Track I. 2: S+udent Council I, 4: S.A.T, l. 2. 4. Vice- Presidenf 3; Nafionnl Honor Sociefy 4-: Choir I. 2. 3. 4: Boys' Glee Club I. 2. 4, Presiden+ 3: Proiecfionis'r l. 2. 3, 4; Oklahoma. Fourfh Row: RITA ANN HAYES The heart has reason +ha+ reason does n01 undarsfand. Commercial Honor Guard: Pep Club 2; Junior Prom Queen AHendanf. TIMOTHY F. HEABERLIN Life +o me was iusf a iubilee from ibe Hrsf of my boyhood days. General FootbaH Manager I. Trainer 2: Sporfs Phofcgrapher 3. 4; Track I:S.A.T. l. 2. 3: T.O.K. 3. Fiffh Row: JAMES CLOVIS HEADRICK My greaiesi inspiraiion is fo affemp+ fhe impossible, College Preparafory LINDA KATHRYN HEFLIN H is clever. buiI is H ar+7 Colleqe Preparaiory Senior Class Play: OHahoma ; The Kinq and l. 124 Senior Class Firsi Row: GAY HERRERA I not only use all +he brains I have. buf all I can borrow. College Preparafory Football I: Baskelball l: N Club I: Hi-Y Teen Council 2. Chairman 3: ASK. r, 2i 4i Vice-Presideni 3-. Mirror S+afF 4: Spanish Club P. 2 President 3: SILHOUETTE Represenfaiive 2: Mirror Represenfa+ive 3i WILLIAM A. HESSE He who sow: courfesy reaps friendship. College Preparalory Spanish Club 4: Spanish Honor Sociely 4; SlLHOUETTE Shall 3, Sporis Editor 4; Nafional Honor Socieiy 3i 4; Valedicforianl Second Row: SHERRY HICKS Laugh+er is nof a+ all a bmi beginning for a friendship, and ii is far ihe besf ending for one. Commercial YiTeens l. 2, 3: Honor Guard; GAAA. I. 2: Senior Class Play: Precision Line 4: Mirror Represenfafive I. DAN PAUL HILBUN Scienlisls say we are whaf we eal. Nufs mus'l' be a commoner diel Hwan we had' +houghf. Generai Third Row: LINDA DIANE HOFMANN There is nolhing at all in life excepf whaf we pu+ there. Colieqe Preparafory Fufure Teachers of America 4: SlLHOUETTE Shall 3. Ediiorw in-Chfef 4; Morning Wa+ch i: Honor Guard; Spanish Club ii 2 3: Naiionai Honor Sociei'y 3, 4: G.A.A. l. 3: Spanish Honor Sociefy 3. 4: Precision Line I: Senior Class Play: Oklahoma ; The King and l. JIM HOLLARS Experience is one +hing you can'f gef on 'lhe easy paymenf plan. Vocafional Four+h Row: ROBERT LOGAN HOLLIFIELD H' is in game lha+ many men discover flueir paradise. Colleqe Preparafory Foofbali l 2 3, Capi'ain 4; AlliHamilfon Coun+y League 2. 3i 4: All-Ciiv 3. 4: Tri-Slaie Team 4: Baskefball l. 2. 3. 4: Baseball 2: Track I: Siudeni Council I, 2. Vice-Presidenf 4; N Club Jl2,3.4:A.SlK. 1.2i 3. 4:5panisl1 Club I, 2. ANN G. HOOVER A sensible glrl is ncf so sensible as she looks because a sensible girl has more sense ihan la Iaol: sensible. Commercial D.E.C.A. 4: Honor Guard. FiHl-I Row: WANDA M. HOWARD We like her for wine? she is. General Fuiure Nursesl Club I, 2, 3; Latin Club I. 2; Honor Guard. FRAZIER LOUIS HUDDLESTON A lifile work. a IiHle play. no homework-a perfecl day. Commercial Sfudeni Council 2: DVECJK 4: Spanish Club I. 125 The 1964 Firsf Row: PHYLLIS D. HUDDLESTON A girl who knows fhere is a way and finds it Vocafional Cosmefology Club 3, 4: Honor Guard; Senior Class Play. JUDITH ANN HUGHES To set flue cause above renown: 10 love +112 game beyond +he priIe. Colleqe Preparafory Sf. Mary's High Schooi l: Fu+ure Teachers o$ America 4: Honor Guard; Spanish Gub 2; ChoTr 4; GMS' Glee Club 4: G.A.A. 2. 3, Presiden+ 4. Second Row: STEPHANIE HUGHES Good humor is heaH-h Jfor +he soul. Commercial Regina High School I. 27 Girls' Counci! 4', D.EVC,A.. Secrefary 4; Girls' Ghee Club I, 2; Mirror Represenfafive 4-. BARBARA ANNE HURD People are more fun +han anybody. Vocational Cosmefology Club 4. Vice-Presiden+ 3: Honor Guard. Third Row: BEVERLY ANN HUSKEY If you would rule +he world quie+ly. you mus+ keep it amused. Commercial MARY ANN HUTCHINSON Very modest ye+ her iru'rh we know. Is whaf has made us Iove and +rus+ her 50. College Prepara+ory GM: Council Vice-Fresidenf 3. Presidenf 4: Y Teens I. 2. 3. 4: SILHOUETTE Staff 3. Faculfy Edifar 4; Honor Guard: French Club 2. 3: Nafional Honor Socieiy 4: GJXJN 3. 4-; Senior Class Play; Precision Line 3. 4: Mirror Represen+d+lve I; Pep Out; 2; Sophomore Chorus Line: JunbrvSechr Talenf Show 4. Fourfh Row: JOHN DAVID HUTSELL No'H'Iing is worth more than +1175 day. General PurceH High School I. BEECHER JACKSON An idle fellow is a good fellow: work saps no+ only a man's energy buf his kindness as we . Commercial D.E.C.A. 4: French Club E. 2. 3. 4. FiH'h Row: PEGGY ANNE JOBE True +0 her work. her word, bar friends. Commercial Morning Wafch I: Commercial Co-op, Vice-PresidemL 4', Honor Guard: Naiw'onal Honor Sedefy 3. Secre+ary 4: Choir 3: Grids Giee Cth 2. 3: 6AA. I: Pep Club 2. 3: SiLHOUETTE S+a+F 3. Liferary Edifar 4. RONALD JOSEPH JOHNSON Peace is in danger of becoming a skelehn 'm armor. College Preparafory FootbaH l. ASK. l. 126 Senior Class Firs+ Row: WILLIAM LENARD JOHNSON The use of +he head abridge: +he labor of +he hands. CoHege Prepara+ory LaHn Cfub Ir 2. JANICE CLOUSE JONES A ready $riend i0 everycne. Commercid Fufure Nursei Club I: Spanish Club I, 2. 4. Treasurer 3: Honor Guard: Choir 4.- GirH Glee Club 3: 6AA. 2: Com- mercial Coop 4; Spanish Honor Sociefy 3. 4; SILHOUETTE Represenfafive l. Second Row: MYRNA MARLENE JONES To do good is her soul aim. CoHege Prepara+ery Y-Teens 2: Sfudent CouncH 3; Future Teachers of America 4; French Club 3. 4: Girls3 Glee Club 2. 3. Treasurer 4; Honor Guard: Senior Chas Play: Pep Club I. 2, 3. 4: Oklahoma : The King and I ; NaHonaI Honor Sociefy 4; 6AA. l. 2. PAULA JEAN JONES Friendship is Love wi+hou+ his wings. Commercial YATeens l. 2 3. 4: Honor Guard: Pep Club 2, 3: Senio. Class Play: Sophomore Chorus Line: JunFor-Senior Talent Show; French Club 2. 3. Third Row: JOHN LEO KELLER Ambifion is the requisH'e of success. College Preparaiory Focfhall Manager 2. 3. 4: Baske+baH 2; Track I: Sfudenf Councii 4-: S.A.T. I. 2. 3. PresIdem 4; N Club Secrefary 4-; French Club I. 2. President 4: Nafional Honor Sociefy 3. 4-. Choir l. 2, 3: Boys' Glee Club I. 2. 3. President 4: Projec- +ion1514;CI-eerleader 4: Senior Class Play; The King and I.'I BEVERLY KENNEDY Fei'lhfuI. earnest eager +0 do Ear best Commerciaf Oyfer High Schod 1: Sfudenf Council I: Honor Guard. Fourfh Row: JERRY L. KILB Worry and l have never mE+. Commercial D.E.C.A. TreaSur-ar 4: French CM: I. 2. 3. 4. CONSTANCE LEE KFNMAN She couldn'+ be s+ill if she would, And she wouldn'+ be sfill if she could. College Preparafory Y-Teens l, 2. 3, 4: Fuiure Teachers 0? America 4; French Club I. 2: Acho 3; Girls' Ghee Club 2. 3. 4: Choir 3. Treasurer 4; 6AA. l: Pep Club 3, 4: Honor Guard: Senior Class Play; Junior-Senior Talenf Show 4; Oklahoma ; HTI'Ie King and I. FiH'h Row: JANET FRANCES KINSLEY Charac+er 'Is much easier Icepf +han recovered. Commercial DWIGHT DOUGLAS KIRKEN DALL A man of pIeasures is a man of pains. Commercial 127 The 1964 Firsf Row: DONNA SUE KLANKE I sirove wifh none. for none was warfh my s+rHe. Vocafiona4 Cosmetobgy Club 3. 4; Honor Guard. KAHLEN DARLEEN KOTHMAN Blessings be abouf you. dear. wherever you may go. Vocaiional Girls' Council I. 3; Y-Teens. l. 2; Cosmefoloqy Club 3. 4: Honor Guard. Second Row: JACK KRETTEN Through dimcullies 10 fine siars: Commercial D.E.C.A. Vice-PresIdenf 4. SHARON KRIICK They are never alone 1413+ carry noble +houghfs. Commercial Amelia High School 3: Swi+chboard 4. Third Row: WALTER CHARLES KUHLMAN The siudiuus die young. so I'm looking forward +0 a long life. College Preparafory Football I. 2. 3: Baskefball I. 2; Track I; SILHOUETTE Represenhafive l: N CW'D 1. 2. 3: ASK. l. 2. 3, 4: French Club 2: Mirror Represenfafive 2, 3, 4; Mirror SHE Spor+s EdHor 4: Senior Class Play. NICKIE MARLENE KUSMANN We mus? laugh befure we are happy, for fear we die before we laugh. Commercid Hughes High Schod l: YvTeens l; Honor Guard: Choir I; 6AA. l. 2. 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4: Senior Class Play. Fourfh Row: BARBARA GAIL LANE Calm. quiei and ever confent CoHege Preparaiory Fufure Nurses' C5ub 3. 4-: Morning Wa+ch '2: Honor Guard: French Club 2. 3. 4: Girls4 Glee Club I. 2. 3. 4: 6AA: 1. 2, 3. 4: Sem'or Class Play: Oklahoma : The Kinq and I. FRED M. LAURENCE Reason and iudgmenf are +he qualifies of a leader. College Preparamry FoofbaH i. 2. 3. 4; BaskefbaH I, 2. 3. 4: BasebaH l, 2. 3. 4: S+uden+ Council I. 2. 3: N Club I. 2. 3. 4; ASK. l. 2. 3. 4; Mirror Represenfafive l. 2. 3'. Nafional Honor Sociefy 3, 4: Spanish Honor Socieiy 2. 3. 4: Proiedinnis+ 2. 3. 4: Class Treasurer 2: Chas; PreSFdem 4; Mr, News 4. Fif+l1 Row: LINDA JOYCE LAWLESS Her accomplishmen+ in music adds +0 'H'Ie happiness of o+hers. Commerdm Honor Guard: NaHonaI Honor Socieiy 3. 4: Choir 3. 4: Girls' Glee Club 3. 4: GiHs' Ensemble 4-; JuniorisenFor Talenf Show 4: UOldahoma : The Kan and L HENRY D. LAYTON May +hose who exer+ flue indusiry of ihe bee. be like him. laden th riches. Commercial French Club I, 2: Commercial Co-op. Treasurer 4-. Senior Class Firs? Row: JUDITH LAYTON Good humor is he healfh of he soul; sadness ifs poison. College Preparafory Siuden+ Councii I: Y-Teens l. 2. 3. 4: Honor Guard; French Club I. 2; G.A.A. 1.2; Pep Club 2. 3. 4: Oklahoma : The King and I ; Hi-Y Teen Council 4. DAN RICHARD LEACH How shall we rank +hee upon glory's page? College Preparaiory Second Row: EDDIE LEiDENHEIME'R The secrei of success is consfancy. Vocaiionai SUSAN ELAINE LONG H's nice +0 be important bu? impori-anf in be nice. Commercial Siudenf Council 4: Y-Teens 2. 3. 4: Girls' Council 2; Choir 4: Mirror Siai'i 4; G.A.A. 3. 4-: Cheerleader 3. 4-; Precision Line 3: Sophomore Chorus Line; JuniorVSenior Taieni Show 4; Ciass Treasurer 4: Junior Prom Queen Aifendanf: Home- coming Queen 4-; Pep Ciub 4. Presidenf 3. Third Row: KENNETH W. LUTHY Noihing in life is +0 be feared. H is in be undersiood. Coiiege Preparaiory Foo+ball I: Track i. 2. 3. 4-: Cross Counfry 3. Capfain 4; N Club 3. 4: A.S.K. I. 2: French Club I. 2: Proiecfionisi I. 2. 3. 4. STANLEY WAYNE LYNN Whaf will be. is. College Preparaiory Four+ii Row: GARY McALLISTER You may wrife your term paper in any way you choose: only. please observe file copyrighi laws. Voca+ionai Fooiball I; Track I. 2; N Club I; Elec+rici+y Club 3. 4. CHARLES WESLEY McFARLAND If one yawn in a crowd can spread millions of germs. I suppose an infec+ious laugh is fafal. College Preparaiory SILT. l. 2. 3. 4: Laiin Club I, 2. 3. 4'. Mirror Represenfafive I. 2. Fiffh Row: ROBERT RAY MCKINNEY Good nafure is one of ihe raras'l' gi'Hs. College Preparafory Cross Couniry I.' Traci! 2: French Club 3. 4. GERALD MALONE Elecfricify his vocaiion; girls his avocafion. Voca+ionai Elecfricify Club. VicesPresidenf 3. President 4: Band I; Orchesfra I; Pep Band I. 129 The 1964 DIANN MAGDALEN MARGESON Sinceriiy and +ru+h are HM: basis of every viriue. Vocational Cosmembgy Club 3. 4-: Honor Guard: Nah'onal Honor Socie+y 3. 4. JANE ESTHER MARTIN WiIFI her eye so modesHy beaming you'd never guess fhe mischief she's dreaming. College Preparafory Colonel WhHe High Sc'nool I: Sfudenf Council I: Y-Teens 4: Fufure Teachers of America 4: SILHOUETTE S+afF. Assis+anf Liferary Edifor 4; Spanish Ciub 2. 3, 4: NaHonal Honor Society 3. 4; Spanish Honor Socie+y 4. Vice-Presiden'l' 3'. Senior Chss Play: Pep Club 2: Oklahoma ; 'The King and I '. Salufaforian. Second Row: JOHN ELDON MARTIN People who make no noise will fool you. Coilege Preparafory Colona Whife High School I: Spanish Club 2: Senior Class PI . JOANN MSVSCHMEYER Cheerfulness is an excelletrf wearing quali'ly. Vocafionai Siudenf Council 3: Cosme+ology Club 3. 4: Honor Guard; Pep Club I. 2: Senior Class Play. Third Row: BONNIE SUE MASON A bee is never as busy as H seems: H5 iusf lha+ if can'i buzz any slowar. College Prepara+ory Sfudenf Council I. 2; Y-Teens 2. 3. 4-. Secrefary l'. Fufure Teachers of America. Secrefary 4-. Honor Guard: Spanish CM: l. 2: 6AA. 4; Senior Class Piay'. Precision Line '2: Mirror Represenfafive 2: Class Secrefary 2; Sophomore Chorus Line: Junior-Senior Talenf Show 4: Basf-AH-Around Sophomore. GLENN MATTHEW MILLER A quief mind is richer ihan a crown. Voca+ional Sfudenf Coundl 3; SILHOUETTE Skiff 4; Cuisine Club, Vice- Fresidenf 3. Presidenf 4; Naiional Honor Socie+y 3. Vice- Presidenf 4. Four+h Row: JOYCE ANN MILLER The hand 1415! made Hues fair hafh made +hee good. Commercial Swi+chboard 3: 6AA. l: Commercim Co-op 4. SANDRA LEE MOBLEY Friendship is a word. Hue very sigh'f of which in prinf makes Hm hearf warm. Commercid Y-Teens I. 2, 4. Secrefary 3; Girls' Cnuncil M Honor Guard; 6AA. 2. 3. 4: SILHOUETTE Represeniafive 2: Senior Class Play: Pep Club 2. 3: Junior-Senior Taleni Show 4: The King and I. FiHh Row: WARREN MONTGOMERY Abili+y wins us +I1e esfeem of true men. Vccafional Machine Shop. Secre+ary-Treasurer 3. Presidenf 4: SILHOU- ETTE Represen+a+ive 3. 4. CHARLES MOODY Friendship. one soul in +wo bodies. College Preparafory Baskefball 1: Baseball 2. 3. 4: Cross Coun+ry l: N Club I. 2: A.S,K. I. 2: Frenih Club 3. 4-: Spanish Ciub l. 2'. Boys' Glee Club I. 130 Senior Class Firs+ Row: MARY SUE MOORE Joy Is nof in +hingsr if is in us. College Preparaiory Lynn Camp High School I. 2: Huqhes High School 3; Y-Teens 4: 6AA. 4: Senior CIaSs Play. PEGGY KAYE MOORE She's Ii++le. buf 1here's a lof +0 her. Commerciai S+uden+ Council I Y-Teens I 2: Fu1ure Teachers of America 4: Honor Guard; Spankh Club I: Commercial Co-op 4. Second Row: FRED LEWIS MORGESON Whaf shouId a man do buf be merry? Commercial Cross Counfry 2; DEVCfL 4: French Club 2. Vice-Presiden+ I: SILHOUETTE Represenfafive 2. DOREEN ANN MORRIS Trufh and goodness. one beauiy are buf differen+ faces d H19 same all. CoHeqe Preparafory Sfudent CouncH I, 3: Y-Teens l, 2. 3, Secre+ary 4: Honor Guard; Fu+ure Teachers 01: America Presidenf 4: French Club I, Treasurer 2: NaHond Honor Sociefy 4; Choir 2: Apollo 2: Precision Line 3, 4: G.A.A. Z 3. 4: Cheerleader I? Pep Club Z 3; Mirror Represen+a+ive 3, 4; Mirror Sfa'FF Busi- ness Manager 4: Sophomore Chorus Line; Senior Class Play; Juniorisenior Talen+ Show 4. Third Row: BRENDA J. MOSES Her ioys are many. her sorrows few. Commercm CuHer Jr, High School I: Central HEgh School 2; Sfudenf Council I: Commercial Co-op 4. LINDA LOU MOULTON Pafience 'Is Hie ar+ of hoping, General YiTeens 2, 4; Girls' CouncH I. 2. 3: La'rIn Club 3. 4', Honor Guard: 6AA. 4: Senior Class Play: Pep Ciub 4. Four+h Row: JACQUELINE MAE MULBERRY I love fools' experimenfs. I am afways making H1em. College Preparatory YrTeens I, Z 3 4: Clinic 4: Honor Guard: Spanish Club I; Choir 3: Girfs' Glee CJUb I 2, 3: 6AA. 1, 2; Senior Class Play: SILHOUETTE Represenfafive I; Mirror Represenia'l'ive L 2; Pep Cth 3: Sophomore Chorus Line: Junior-Senfor Talenf Show 4.- Norwocd Wayers 4. EVELYN CAROLYN MUNCY Hope Is Hie gay, Skylarking paiamas we wear over yesferday's bruises. Vocafional Cosmefofogy Club 1 4; Honor Guard; 6AA. !. 2: Senior Class Play: Pep Club L 2: SILHOUETTE Represeniaiive l, 2: OUahoma' : Junior-Senior TamM Show 4. Fiffh Row: SHEILA DIANE MUNDY I have a hearf wifh room ?or every joy. Commercial Y-Teens I, 2. 3 4: Honor Guard; French Club I, 2, 3: Senior Class Play: Pep Club 2. 3: OHahoma' : The King and I. ROBERT MURRAY To worry abouf fomorrow is +0 be unhappy ioday. Voca+ional Machine Shop 3 Secrefary-Treasurer 4 The 1964 Firs+ Row: WILLIAM ANDREW NICOLAI A man, sir, should keep his friendship in consfani repair. Vocah'onal Cuisine Club 31 4. BARRY J. NICHOLS Greai minds have purposes. others have wishes. College Preparafory Baskefbali I. 2. Second Row: MARSHA LOUISE NICHOLS Shong beliefs win sfrong men and Hum make +hem s+ronger. Commerciai Y-Teens I. 2, 3, 4; Honor Guard: Girls' Council 4', Swifch- board 3i 4: Spanish Club I: Spanish Honor Sociefy 2. 3. 4: NaHonal Honor Sociefy 4: Mirror Represen+a+ive I'. Mirror 1 Shag Co-Feaiure Edifor 4; Oklahoma. i JANICE NOLAND To all my friends I leave kind +hcugh+s. Commercial i Girlsi Council I. 4: Honor Guard: French Club I, 2: Com- mercial Co-op 4-; Pep Club 2. 1 Third Row: CHARLES PATRiCK O'BRIEN The only compe+iiion worfhy oi a wise man is with himself. Voca+ianal SILHOUETTE Represenfafiva 2; Mirror Represenfafive 2. 4. MICHAEL J. O'KEEFE I cannc+ know even wheiher i know or not Vocafional Eiedricify Out; 3. 4; SILHOUETTE Represeniafive 4; Mirror Represanfafiva I: 'iOklahoma : The King and I. FourI-h Row: PATRICIA JEAN OLIVER There is a great deal oF difference beheen a flaf head and a level head. Vocafionai Y-Teens Ii 2h 3: Ccsmefology Club 3. 4; Honor Guard: Senior Class Play. GARY ROBERT OSBORN A hinder gentleman heads noi Hie earih. College Prepara+ory Track I: Sfudenf Council 4; French Club I, 2; National Honor Society 4. Fif'l'h Row: DELMER LEE OSBURN The supericr man is slow in his woris and earnesi in his conduct College Preparatory Washingfon Cour+ House High School I; Sfudeni Council 4. Fu+ure Teachers of America 4: La+in Club 2. 3. 4. DIANE PAGANELLI Jusi'ice is irufh in acficn. Commercial Our Lady of Angels High School I:1Hughes High School 2: Lafin Club I: DELLA, 4: Mirror Represenfafiva 31 Home Economics Club Ii 2'. Healfh Club 2. 132 Senior Class Firsf Row: BEVERLY DAWN PARSONS Kindness-a language the dumb can understand and the daa; can speak. College Preparaiory Honor Guard: La+in Club I. 2. 3, 4; Y-Teens l. 2. 3. 4: Precision Line I. 2; Mirror Represenfafive l. Norwood Players 3: Senior Class Play: Hi-Y Teen Council 2: Okla- homa : Junior-Senior Talent Show 4; The King and I : Pep Club 1.23. 4. , RONALD PAYNE My fafher taught me to work. he did no+ feach me +0 love if. College Preparafory Track I, 2; Lafin Club 1.2. Second Row: GEORGIA ANN PELFREY Our friends see he besf In us, and by +ha+ very fad call forth 'H'Ie bes+ from us. Commercial Honor Guard: 6AA. i'. Pep Club 4. CHARLOTTE FENCE To be frusfed is a greaier complimeni +han fo be loved. Voca+ional Girlf Council 4; Cosmefoloqy Club 3. 4; Honor Guard. Third Row: JERRY L. PETERS The secre+ of success lies nd in doing your own work, buf in recognizing H19 rigH man +0 do If. CoHege Preparafory PHILLIP WAYNE PETREY Thoughf 1's Hie seed of aciion. Voca+ionaF LIHIe MFGmi High School I; Elecfricify Club 3. Secrefary 4: Tennis Team I. Fourfh Row: JESSELINE STOUT PIERCE To know is nothing a! all, buf imaginaiion is avery+hing. Commerciai Girls' Council P; Y-Teens t. 2: Honor Guard: Senior Class Play: Junior Foflies; Pep Club I. DAVID ALLAN POINTER The fool H131 used in blow out gas. now ships on H, General Basketball l. 2: Track I: French Club I. 2. FiHh Row: ROBERT J. PRICKETT I can resisi everyihing excep+ femp+a+iom Voca+iond Purcell High School I. 2. RICHARD L. PROFFITT He was a genfleman on whom we buil+ absolufa irusf. College Prepamfory FoofbaH l, 2, 3. 4; Track I. 2: S. A. T. l, 2. 3, Sergeant-af- Arms 4: N Club I, 2. 3. 4; Nafional Honor Sociefy 3. 4; Choir I. 2, 4: Boys' Glee Club l. 2. 4. Vice-Presidenf 3.- Proiecfionisf 4; SILHOUETTE Represenfafive 4: Class Vice Presideni 4-: Pep Club 4-.- Honor Guard: Spanish Honor Sociefy 3. 4: Spanish Club I. 2. 3. 4. 133 The 1964 WILLIAM LEE PROUD To ea+ is human. +0 digesf divine. Vocafional Baseball 3. Manager I; Track 2: Cross Coun+ry l. 2; A.S.K. 1. 2, 3. 4'. N Club 1. 2: Cuisine Club 4. Treasurer 3; French Club II 2; Mirror Represen+a+ive I. 2. 3. 4. RITA JEAN PRY Modesty is a shining Iighf; H prepares fha mind 10 receive knowledge. and ihe heart for 1ru+h. Commercial Honor Guard: CommerCial Co-op 4-. Firsi Row: Second Row: JOHN RICHARD QU l'I'I'SCH REIBER The sures+ way no? 10 fail is to de+errnine +0 succeed. General DANIEL JOHN RAMAGE To do bad costs nofhing: +0 do good cosfs mare; Bu'l +0 do besf cosh greaHy2and look a+ ihe reward. College Preparafory S+udenf Council 2'. SAT. I. 2. 3. Secrefary 4: SILHOUETTE Pho+ographer 3: Mirror Pho+ographer 3: Latin Club I. 2. 3. 4: NaHonal Honor Socie+y 3. 4; SILHOUETTE Represen+a+ive 3. Third Row: MARY LOIS RAY Full of pep and up +0 fhe minu're. anything doing. Mary is in if. Commercial Sfudenf Council 3. Treasurer 4; Y-Teens i. 2. 3: Honor Guard: Nafionar Honor Society 4: G.A.A. 2. 3. 4: Cheerleader l. 2. 3. CapfaIn 4; SILHOUETTE Represenfafive I; SILHOUETTE Sfaff 4; Pep Oub 3. 4: Class Secre1ary 4: Junior-Senior Talenf Show 4; Sophomore Chorus Line; 2'0Hahoma. PHILIP RAYBURN Let us learn on earfh Hmse +hings whose knowledge will confinue in heaven. College Preparafory Dixie Heighs High School I; Baske+ball 1: Latin C1ub I. 2: Mirror SfaH Business Manager 4-. Fourfh Row: DANNY REDDING Silence is deep as eferniiy; speech is shallow as iime. VocaHonal Hughes High School I. 2. 3: BasebaH l. 2. PATRICIA J. RICHARDSON Fa+e makes our rela'lives. choice makes our friends. Commercial Hughes High School I: Yffeens 2. 3: Honor Guard; Corn- mercial Co-op 4. Fiffh Row: SUSAN MARY RIEGER My religion of life is always fa be cheerful. CoHeqe Preparatory Fuiure Nurses2 Club 3. 4: LaHn Club 2, 3. 4: CHnic 4. JUDITH ANN RILEA if I shoo+ 3+ 111: sun I may Hi 3 siar. CoHeqe Preparafory Y-Teens l. 3. 4. Secretary 2: Spanish Oub I. 2. 3. 4: G.A.A. 2. 4: Spanish Honor Socie+y 2. 4. Secrefary 3: SILHOUETTE Represenfa+ive 2. 3; SILHOUETTE $15H3. 4'. Precision Line I; Honor Guard: Mirror EditorJn-ChIeF 4; Senior Class Way: The King and l : Sophomore Chorus Line. Junior-Senior Twenf Show 4: Nafional Honor Socie+y 4: Pep Club 3. 4-. I34 Senior Class Firsf Row: ANNA ANITA ROETTING The only way 10 hold a friend is +0 be one. Commercial Honor Guard: SILHOUETTE Repres'en'faHve 4. DIANNE CAROL ROGERS We make friends by being friendly. Commercial Girlsi Council 3; Y-Teens 2, 3. 4: Honor Guard: 6AA. 4: Senior Ciass Play. Clinic 4: Pep Club 4. Second Row: LARRY BRADFORD ROYALTY Happy am I. from care I'm free! Why aren'f Huey ail confenf like me? College Preparatory Cross Couniry 3. 4', Track 2. 4; A.S.K. II 2. 3. 4; Naiional Honor Socieiy 3. 4-: Choir II 2l 3. 4: Boys' Glee Club I. 2. 3. 4: Band i. 2. 3: Orchesfra 3'. Spanish Club I. 2: Proiecfionis+ 4: Spanish Honor Society '2, 4. Presidenf 3: Oklahoma ; Mirror Representafive 4-, Pep Club 4. DIANE MARIE RUDA Always smiling. never sad: someh'rnes naugh+y. never bad. Commercial Siudenf Council 2'. Morning Wafch 2; Honor Guard: Nafionai Honor Sociefy 4-; Girls' Glee Club 2. 3. 4: Senior Class Play: Oklahoma : The King and I ; G.A.A. 4: Junior-Senior Taleni Show 4; SILHOUETTE Represeniaiive 3. 4; Pep Ciub 4. Third Row: WILLiAM CHANCY RUSHING Art is man added +0 naiure. College Preparaiory SILHOUETTE Sfaf-F 3, 4; French Club 2. 3: National Honor Sociefy 4: Choir 2. 3: Boys' Glee Club 2. 3: Oklahoma. GARY W. SAYLOR One half of knowing what you wani is knowing wha+ you rnusf give up before you gef ii. Vocaiional FooibaH I; Machine Shop Club 3. 4. Fourfh Row: ROSE ANN SCHEADLER Perhaps +he besf filing abouf Hue fu+ure is 1ha+ if only comes one day ai a +ime. College Preparafory Siudenf Council I: Y-Teens l: Honor Guard: Fufure Teachers of America 4: French Club 2. 3: Nafionai Honor Socieiy 4; Senior Class Play: Oklahoma ; The King and l ; SILHOU- ETTE Represenfafive 2. JAMES ALBERT SCHIMPF Always going ouf hun+ing-we're +00 poiife i'o asi: for what General Fooiball I.2. 3. 4-. WresHEng 3: Track I. 2. 3: N Club I. 2.3. 4'. Proiedionisi 4. FiHh Row: KAREN MARIE SCHOENHOFF To be efficienf in a quief way. fha+ is my aim +hroughoui each day. Commerciai Regina High School I: Honor Guard; Commercial Co-op 4. DARRYL EUGENE SEARS i never mef a man I didn'f like. Voca+ional CUisine Club 4, Treasurer 3: French Club I. 2: National Honor Sccie+y 3. 4; SILHOUETTE Represenfafive 4. 135 The 1964 LARRY W. SlLER Men of few words are fhe besf men. Vocafional Fcoiball I; N Club I. 2; Eledricify Club 3. 4. JANICE FAYE SIMPSON Good na+ure and good sense are ever joined foge+her. College Preparatory Giris' Council 4: SILHOUETTE SfaH 3, 4: Morning Wa+ch I. 2. 3: Honor Guard: French Club I. 2; Choir 2: Girls' GFea Club I. 2. 3. 4: Senior Class PWay; Clinic 4-. Firs? Row: Second Row: GLORIA JEAN SMITH Though we search H19. world over for +he beauiiful. we mus! carry il wifh us or we find H not Commercial S+udenf Council 2.- Y-Teens l. 2. 3, 4-; Hi-Y Teen Council 2: MajoreHe 3. 4; Honor Guard: NaHonal Honor Sodefy 3. 4; G.A.A. 3. 4; Pep Oub 2; Precision Line I, 2. 3. 4; Senior Class Play: Mirror S+aFF 3. 4: CWass Vice-Presiden+ 2: Class Secrefary I; Sophomore Chorus Line: Junior Prom Queen. SANDRA JEAN SMITH Of honesf wcrfh. Iruly she is one on whom we can depend. Commercial Y-Teens l. 2. 3: Commercial Co-op 4: Honor Guard: French Club 2. VicevPresiden+ 3; NaHonal Honor Socie+y 4. Third Row: SHARON LEE SMITH To have known her was mos? wor+hwhile. Commercial Girls Council 2.- YJeens 4, VicePresTdent I. 3. President 2; Honor Guard: Junior-Sen'mr Talenf Show 4; Senior Class Play: The Kfng and I : Mirror Represenfafive 2. 3, 4; Norwood Meyers 4: HI-Y Teen Council I. 2. 3: Pep Ciub 2: A.S.K. Queen 3; Junior Prom Queen Affendanf 3. ROBERT GEORGE SORRELL Bob is afways seeking froubIe-geHing in ii-gei'fing on! of H. Commercia. PurceH High School F. 2. 3. Fourfh Row: JUDY KAY SPARK$ She looks on H12 happy side of life. Commercial Honor Guard: Commercial Co-op 4. RONALD WYATT SPAULDING Wif. now and fhen. sfruck smartly. shows a spark. CoHege Preparafory Track I. 2: 60H 3: N Club II 2; S.A.T. I, 2; A.S.K. l: Spanish Club I. 2. 3. 4: Spanish Honor Sociefy 2. 3. 4: Mirror Reprewwfafive 2. 3. 4: Senior Ciass Play. FiHh Row: DOUGLAS GLEN SPEARS H is beffer io have Ioa$ed and lost ihan never f0 have anfad 5+ all. College Preparafcry Fooiball 2: Tracl: l. 2: Cross Counfry I. 3. Sfudenf Council 2: N Club I;A.S.K. 3', Lafin Club I. 2. 3. 4: Mirror SfaH: Busi- ness Manager 4: Choir l. 2, 3; Boys' Glee Club I. 2. 3: Senior Class Play: Oklahoma : SJLHOUETTE Represen+afive l, 2. 3. 4-; Mirror Represenfafive 2. LARRY R. SPURLOCK Nni +0 go back is somewha+ +0 advance. Commercial Sfuden'r Council 4: French Club I. 2. 3, 4; D.E.C.A. Sergeanf af Arms 4: Band I. 2. 3; Pep Band 2. 3. 136 Senior Class Firsf Row: KATH LEEN CAROL STANSBU RY Once known. ne'er forgof+en. VocaHonal YVTeens l. 2, 3; Cosmefobgy Club 3. 4; French Club I. 2; Honor Guard; Senior Class Play: Norwood Players l: Tram- poline l. 2: '0klahoma : JuniorrSenior Talen+ Show 4: Precision Line I. RODNEY ALLEN STEELE His manner is friendly and cordial always. VocaHonal Siudenf Council 3. Second Row: JERRY M. STEINBERG The secref of happiness is curiosHy. CoHege Prepardfury Cross Coun+ry 3. 4'. Track 2. 3. 4; N Club 3. 4-: French Club I. 2: Nationa. Honor Sociefy 3. 4. DOROTHY JEAN STEWART There is nofhing in +he world conshanf buf inconsfancy. CoHege Preparafory Honor Guard: 6AA. I. 2. 4'. Senior Class Play: 'The King and I.' Third Row: SANDRA LEE STEWART Generosify consisis no+ in Hue sum given. but +he manner in which if is besfowed. Commercial Commercial Co-op 4: SILHOUETTE Represen+a+fve 4. PHILIP BERNARD STORM I'm sure care's an enemy +0 life. College Preparatory FoofbaH I; Track I, 2: French Club I. President 2: NaHonaI Honor Socie+y 4. Four+h Row: ROBERT HORTON STRATTON Life's no longer if we hurry. College Preparafory Track 2: French Club 3. 4: Boys! Glee Club I. 2: Apollo 2.- Choh 2; SILHOUETTE Pho+ographer 2: Mirror Pho+ographer 2. BRENDA KAY SWEET No. only love buf Iovelfness. CoHeqe Prepara+ory Girls' Council 1; French Club I. Secrefary 2: Honor Guard; CHnFc 4-: SILHOUETTE Sfaff 4; Junior-Senfor Talen+ Show 4-: 6AA. l; Senior Class Play. Fiffh Row: WILLIAM R. TALLENT My flueory is +0 enioy life. bu+ i'he pracfice is agains+ if. Voca+ional Machine Shop Club 3. 4. BEVERLY SUE TAYLOR Aciivifies are Hue onFy road in knowledge. College Preparafory Siudenf Council I. 2. 3: Girls' Council I:$ILHOUETTE SfaHl Senior Porfraif EdHor 4; Honor Guard; Mirror SfaFF CfrcuIa- Hon Manager 4'. Girls' Glee Cth l. 2: G.A.A. 3. 4; Senior Class Play; Oklahoma : Precision Line I. 2: Mirror Repre- sen+a+ive 2. 3. 4-: Norwood Players 4; The King and I : Sophomore Chorus Line: Junior-Senfor Talen+ Show 4.- Posfure Award 4: Y-Teens l. 2. 3. 4'. Pep Club 3. 137 A I-iT-m.. The 1964 Firsf Row: BARBARA ANN THAL Perf and alert and quife a 'Flfrf. Vocafional Cosmefology Club 3. Vice Presidenf 4; YIeens I1 Senior Class Play: OklahomEE SILHOUETTE Represen+a+ive l: Mirror Represen+a+ive 2. ROBERT JAMES THOMAS Thoughf Is +he labor of intellect reverie 15 Its pEeasure. CommerciaW Schwab Junior High School 1: Hughes High School 2: S+udenf Council l: D,E.C.A. 4. Second Row: DAVID E. THOMPSON Life 'Is nof a spedacla or a feash if is a predicament Commercial Footbali 1: Baseball I: N Ciub l, 2; French Club 3; D.E.C.A. 4-. TOM LEE TIPTON Earnesiness is enfhusiasm +empered by reason. VocaHonal Machine Shop Club 3. 4-. Third Row: JAN T'OPPINGS Happiness Is nof someihing you gef, bu+ someihing you do. Commercial Girls' Council 4; Y-Teens II 2: Swifchboard 3: Honor Guard: SILHOUETTE RepresenfaHve 3; Commercial Co-op 4-. PATRICIA ANNE TRIPP A irue friend is forever a Friend. Commercia1 Sfuden'r Council 3', xhTeens Il 3. 4; Honor Guard: Spanish Club 1.2:Mirror S+aH 4; 6AA. 3. 4: Spanish Honor Sociefy 2. 3. 4: Senior Class Play: The King and I ; Precision Line 2. 3, 4: SILHOUETI'E Represenfafive I, 4: Junior-Senicr Talent Show 4; Sophomore Chorus Line. Fourfh Row: ROBERT LAWRENCE TUMLER. JR. Don'+ worry me-I'II gef Huerta. College Prepara+ory JO ANN ULM Happiness is like iam-you can'f spread even a liHIe wifhou+ gaHing some on yourseli VocaHonal Y.Teens I. 2: Cosme+0logy Club 3. 4: Lafin Club I. 2: Honor Guard: Senior Class Play. FiH'h Row: GARY VERMILLION In spH-e of everyfhing me is good. CoHege Preparabry Track 2; S.A.T. l, 2. 3: SILHOUETTE Represenfafive l, 2. CYNTHIA SUE VIZE Happy. lighf-hearfedl. and free. Voca+iona Y-Teens I. 2. 3: Cosmefology Ciub 3: Presidenf 4: Honor Guard; French Club E. 2; Senior Class Play: HOklal'mma ; Mirror RepreseMaHve 2, 3, 4. 138 Senior Class Firs? Row: THOMAS CLAY WALLACE H is impossible 10 enjoy idling +horoughly unless one has plen+y of work 'I'o do. CoHege Preparatory FoofbaH I: ASK. I. 2. 3 VICe-Presidenf 4. SANDRA K. WALTERS Silence is one graai' ar+ of conversah'on. General Second Row: THOMAS L. WEBB There's many a irue word said in iest CoHege Preparafory Track 1; Golf 2; AASK. II 2; Band I, '2. RAYMOND EUGENE WELLS Life is bu+ a game of baskeibaII-th Hme ouf 'For daring. GeneraI Franklin High School II 2; Baskefball L 2, 3, 4', Foofball I; Track I: A.S.K. 3. 4. Third Row: TIMOTHY L. WERLING The firsf fhing educaHon +eaches you Is +0 walk alone. Commercial D.E.C.A 4. RONALD CHARLES WERN ER Sfeadfasiness is a noble qualify. VocaHonaI Fourfh Row: DAVE WETHINGTON Received a hundred once and fell ouf of my seat College Preparafory La+in Club I. 2. 3. 4; Band I, 2, 3, 4. DONNA WHITE No+hing is so sfrong as genfleness. Commercial Milford High School I; Y-Teens I; Commercial Cavop 4. FiHh Row: GERALD EDWARD WHITT The +es+ of an enioymeni is 18 remembrance which H leaves behind. Vocafional Mirror Represenfefive 3. MARGARET RUTH WILSON A high ideal whaiever H may be, may be realized +hrough persis+enf endeavor and honesf eHorf. College Preparafnry Reqx'na High Schooi I: Sfudenf Council 4: Honor Guard: La+in Club F, 2. 3, 4; National Honor Sociefy 3. Treasurer 4: GHH Glee Club 3. 4: Choir 4: 6AA. 4-: SILHOUETTE Sfaft' index Edifor 4: Senior Class Play: The King and l : Pep Club 2. 4. 139 Firs'r Row: JERICE ELRAY WING Never idle. naver s+iII: always Iaiking. always wiII. CommerciaI Y-Teens I. 2; French Club I. 2: Honor Guard: 6AA. I. 27 Band I: Commercial Co-op Presideni 4. CARLENE WOODALL In her quie+ness +IIere is charm. Commercial Siudeni Council I. 2: Honor Guard: French Club I. 2: Commercial Co-op 4. Second Row: I NANCY EVELYN WOODALL I The onIy 'II Is a por'I'ion of Ihyseif. Co I ge Preparaiory Swiichboard 2. 3. 4; Laiin Ciub 2. 3. NaiionaI Honor Socieiy 3. 4; Girls' Glee Club 2 Vice- Presidenf 3;CI10Ir 3: ApoIIo 3. SILHOUETTE RepreseniaIive 3. 4 DOUGLAS A. YORK Wiihouf adveniure civilization is In IuII decay. CoIIege Preparaiory FooibaII I: BaskeibaII I; Trackl N Club I. 2. ASK. I. 2. 3. 4: Latin Club I. 2 3. 4; SILHOUETTE SfaFF Business Manager 4. Class Vice- Presiden'i I. 2: Class Treasurer 3 ProieciionisI I. 2. 3. PresidemL 4. Mirror RepresenIaIive I. 2 Graduaiing Buf No+ Picfured Franklin BroyEes. Jerome Burbrink Charles Chapman. Roger CoIIins Joseph Hansbauer. Donna Hawkins. Don Hoiderness. Thomas Hopkins Rick Hosierman ShireI Loomis. Pairicia MoIon. Pamela Parsons. James Carlan SmiI'II. Ronald SprowI I40 Music-Hue solace 6F life. - The way +0 .3 manKs hearf is +hrouqh his s+omachV Is dancing really relaxing? OBBIE Scienfific observa+ion. The ariich +oucl'l. steadiness leads +9 perfecficn. Brighf burns the flame of knowledge. Jim shows Hue faculfy how. Presenfing H19 Senior Chorus Line. A smdy in ccnceni'rafiom 2. 4' b. 8-fhese are going to graduaie? Beatlemania! PrimiHve scunds. l- A reviving nip. Take +ha+l Where did everybody go? The sfing of deaH'L The fa+al goblet Af Iasf we're alone! You don'f say. BEST ALL-AROUND Gloria SmHim Fred Laurence BEST STUDENTS Jane Martin. Jim Harper BEST GROOMED Dcreen Mnrris BIN Dobscn WITTxEST JacHe Mulberry Jon Derryberry FRIENDUEST Bev Taylor, Fred Laurence MOST ATHLETIC Judy Hughes. Bab HcHH'Teld MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Jane MaH'im Jim Harper COOKIES From MRS. ALISON'S For All Occasions On Washingfon Avenue Af fhe Municipal Parking Lof ECONOMY CHEVROLET NORWOOD. OHIO 4-9 I 2 Mon+gomery Phone: 531-2920 NORWOOD HIGH SCHOOL PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION BETTER HOMES BETTER SCHOOLS BETTER COMMUNITIES The high school P.T.A. works wi+h ofher parenfs and +eachers on proieds giving fear:- agers wholesome enioymenf and a feeling 0F being responsible enough f0 +ake an ach've parf in communify aHaIrs and +0 cooperafe in building good public relawWons befween +he school and fhe Communify. COMPLIMENTS OF THE NORWDOD IMPROVED BUILDING 8: LOAN 00. 4-3 I 8 Monfgomery Rd. A Savings Guaran+eed in Full 63 I-8250 COMPLIMENTS OF VAN ANTWERP BEAUTY SALON 2074 Worfh Avenue 53 l-9396 NORWOOD SURROUNDING SUBURBS Serving You For Over $5 Years Have Your Docior Call Us PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY FREE PICK-UP AND DELIVERY Phciographlc and Darkroom Supplies Authorized Deaiers EASTMAN KODAK-BELL E. HOWELL VlEWMASTER-POLAROlD-ZEISS FASTER KODACHROME KODACOLOR EKTACHROME-ANSCOCHROME SERVICE ELLIOTT DRUGS 631-7339 9 A.M.-9:3IJ P M.-MON THRU SAT. SUN. AND HOLIDAYS ?:30 A.M.-2:30 PM. 492l Montgomery Rd. 3? Carthage , Congrafufah'ond, ygfeniom UNITED DAIRY FARMERS 3955 Monfgomery Road 5239 Monfgomery Road 63 l-3385 FRED M. SCHAD MEATS-POULTRY-EGGS WHOLESALE PRICES FOR YOUR HOME FREEZER Compiimenfs of PUTT-PUTT I 6 Sunnybrook Drive Cafering +0 Hofels. Res'rauranfs, Inshfuhons CINCINNATL OHIO 4507 Fores+ 63l-2655 761-67 I 7 ACTIVITIES CALENDAR Sepfember 4--School opens R. L. PULS September 20-Oal: Hills PHARMACIST Sephambar 27-Finneyfown Oc+uber 4-Homecoming-Harrison November b-Red Hannels Day November 8-End of Firs+ Term November IS-Senior Class Play Serving +he Healfh Needs of +I'1e CommunH'y Main 8 Williams bBI-I455 Congrafula+ions Class of I964 Plan Your Fufure Wi'H'l a Savings Accounf A1- HUNTER SAVINGS ASSOCIATION Two Convenienf Locafions 400 Loveland-Maderia Road 683-2400 5239 Monfgomery Road NORWOOD l2, OHIO GEORGE P. KLEB Direc+or THE KLEB and IHLENDORF FUNERAL HOME, INC. Serving Norwood Since I903 3900 Monfgomery Rd. NORWOOD. OHIO HWHERE THOUSANDS SAVE MILLIONS W m ? $ R x$ A .V' ASSETS OVER $35,000.000 FIDELITY FEDERAL SAVINGS AND lOAN ASSOCIATION b3l Walnuf Sfreef Cincinnafi. Ohio 721-4500 4555 Monfgomery Road Norwood TeI.-35 I -6666 8434 Vine Sireef Cincinnati, Ohio 82 l-8880 4529 Monfgomery Road Serving Norwood and H19 CommunH'y for 38 years SERODINO'S Prescripi-ion Specialisi- ! Main af Washingfon Norwood. Ohio 63I-l235 DORL 8 FERN FLOWERS 4400 Monfgomery Road 53I-7I32 53l-7I33 Flowers By Teiegraph ALLEN'S CLOTHES Inc. NATIONALLY ADVERTISED BRANDS Phone 53E-I284 4610 Monfgomery Road, Norwood l2, Ohio UP-TO-DATE F000 PRODUCTS CO. Manufadurers o1: POTATO CHIPS 4920 Monfgomery Rd. NORWOOD COMPLIMENTS OF G. C. MURPHY CO. The Friendly Sfore SwiHon Shopping Cenfer ACTIVITIES CALENDAR December 3 BeT+y Cracker Tesf ZWChrisfmas Assembty January 2 SchooI Reopens ZPEnd of Firsf Semesfer 27 Boys Week Sfarfs February I'lfN-a'rional Honor Society Assembw i7-Girls Week Sfarfs LENKE INSURANCE AGENCY Ali Forms of Insurance 73 I -504 I STEWART PHARMACY The Rexall Prescription Siore Ice Cream-Candy Cosmeiics Hospifal Supplies Worth Avenue af Warren 63 L4547 Norwood, Ohio Congrafuiationd .SLniord Herff Jones CLASS RINGS lndianapoIis. Indiana Bes+ Wishes +0 Hie Class 0 I964 For a Happy and Successful Fu'f'ure HOWARD H. STANFORD PHOTOGRAPHER l923 Delaware Avenue 73 I7945I TREDWAY FUNERAL HOME Established l892 2l3l Cameron Ave. NORWOOD I2, OHIO 63I-O3II French Bauer QualityJChekd ICE CREAM WIDELY KNOWN AS THE BEST LOCKED OUT For Quick Service Day or Nigh+ Call 53I-7334 Keys Locks Sa$es Combina'rions Changed or Repaired A B BONDED LOCKSMITHS 4344 Monfgomery Road BEN'S JEWELERS Diamondeakhev-Jewelry Luggage-Appliances 4572 iMon+gomery Rd. 6012 Vine Sf. NORWOOD ELMWOOD PL. 631-7474 82 l-5003 CLARENCE A. JONES JONES BROS. PLUMBING AND PIPING CO. Sales and Service Specialixing in New Homes PLUMBING FIXTURES 8: SUPPLIES 731-2724 25 I 8 Leslie Ave. Norwood, Ohio NORWOOD'S ACADEMIC TOP 25 Bill Hesse Jane Mar+in JIm Harper Glenn Miller Diana DaHon Marsha Nichols JudH'H RHea Jerry Sfeinberq Phil Sfcrm Ralph BurneH Mary Ray Diane Rude Peggy Jobe Darrw Sears Linda Hofmann Elizabefh Brevoorf Sandra Smi+h Margaret Wiison Linda LaMess Pafricia Tripp Larry Royalfy Brenda Swee+ Janice Simpson William Hafer Gloria Smith FUTURAMA FURNITURE Look JEar +he Sfore wifh +he Sign In +he Sky 4l01 Mon+gomery Road Norwood 12. Ohio JE I-2600 Mom. Thurs. FF... 9 am. HI 9 pm. Tues.. Wed.. Sat, 9 am. HI 6 pm. Congra'l'ulaHons +0 +he Class of '64 from DR. T. W. GABE Chiroprac+or 5297 Mon+gomery Road NORWOOD l2, OHIO Phone Office 731-6786 Res. 73l-8520 DIAMONDS? No, even more valuable. Theyhre pellets of high-grade iron ore, pro- duced with the help of A-C equip- ment, from taconite - once consid- ered unfit for mining, Tomorrow . . . direct reduction of ore to pellets at the mine? Very possible. PLASMA PHYSECS, A NEW POWER SOURCE research into the mysteries of nuclear on which AIlis-Chalmers researchers fusion requiring temperatures of are working, the fuel cell, may well 100,000,000 degrees, may develop be used to deliver cfhcient power to new ways of generating electricity vehicles of the future. for you in the future. ...AND TOMORROW ? ...STILL ANOTHER CHALLENGE! From this new challenge may well come the products and processes needed to protect and prosper the Free Peoples of the world. ALLIS-CHALMERS bthingsgo better Alllv OIAIK. SOUTH NORWOOD PHARMACY HAROLD SWILLINGER. Ph.C. FOREST 3! WILLIAMS b3 Lasso Free Delivery We Fill Your Doctor's Prescription ACTIVITIES CALENDAR March IoiNational Merit Qualitying Scholarship Test ISeLeave for Washington ZSrEaster Assembly April 3;End of Third Term 3. 4rThe King and l lOe-error lce-Cream Social 24-Junl'or Prom IIBIWO 0. c0! 96 WBest Way of Calling An extension phone all your own! ltls the greatest! The cost is so small! Only thing better would be a Princess on your own telephone line with your name in the phone book. The Princess dial glows softIy-lights brightly when you lift the receiver.CalI 396-9900 for complete details. You probably can pay for it yourself! gm 9WM3 Gwnpmy a ' COMPFEM en t5 of a griena, CONGRATULATIONS PETER'S CAFETERIA HOME OF QUALITY FOOD Congrafulafions Class of '64 As You OrbH' In+o Life SETTY'S BARBER SHOP 209 I Sherman Avenue Paf Woody LESLIE H. CHAPMAN MODERN INSURANCE 2237 Hanntrbrd 63I-1l39 l963-64 BAS KETBALL SCHEDU LE Season Record6-U-132 Nov. 22 Reading M Nov. 29 Milford lWl Dec. 6 Wyoming 6L, Dec. 7 Maderia M Dec. l3 Wafnuf Hills 6M Dec. 20 2Finney+own 6L, Jan. 3 Moeller 6H Jan. I0 6Princefon 6W1 Jan. I7 2Oak Hills 6U Jan. l8 Glenn Es+e 6W2 Jan. 24 2Colerain M Jan. 3l 3 Harrison 6W6 Feb. I Lockland 6W6 Feb. 7 3 Taylor 6U Feb. l4 J'6Anderson M Feb. I5 Mt Healihy 6W2 Feb. 2l Fairfield M Feb. 22 Talawanda 6U Feb. 26 Purcell 6W2 Feb. 29 Milford 6U i-Denafes League Game L-Denofes Loss W-Deno+es W'm PARK G. DUNIGAN Real Es+a+e lndusfrial6Residen+ial Commercial Coun+y-Wide Service 47I6 Mon+gomery Road 53l-2l75 INDIAN MOUND PHARMACY We call For and deliver your PrescripHon 53l-2838 5230 Monfgomery Road' NORWOOD DIAMONDS AT DISCOUNT PRICESI 0 Guaranfeed Wafch Repairing 0 Engraving whileyowwaif 0 Trophies For AH Evenfs 0 Norwood High School Jewelry WEST BROS. j, . i DISCOUNT JEWELERS 4-628 Monfgomery Road Norwood Besi' Wishes +0 1419 class of '64 QUIGLEY DRY CLEANERS 2433 Williams Avenue NORWOOD I2, OHFO 631-9351 GEIGER'S GROCERY THE 5 St S GROCERIES MEATS-PRODUCE LABORATORIES. INC- COLD DRINKS-PARTY SUPPLIES Free Delivery Beaufy Shop Supplies and Equupmeni' Open 9:30 am. +0 Il:00 p.m. 7 Days 2'09 BenneH Avenue 2360 Rober+son Phone 53I-4I95 NORWOOD I2. OHIO ACTIVIHES CALENDAR J. c. HOCKETT co. May I Combined Ban6-Chorm Concer+ JEWELER b-Coffon Prinf Day IBHSfari of Senior Freeze 25, 26, 27 SenIor exams RANDY NEAL. Manager 28 Honm Assembly 3l-Baccalaureaie 4547 Monfgomery Road June 3-Commencernervf b3l-4050 Norwood, Ohio B-Underclassmen exams sfarf IZ-School Closes SHERMAN TAILORS Besi Wishesx Class mc I964 And Dry Cleaners and Congrai'ulafions +0 Graduafes Cusfom TaiEoring-Exper+ Alferafions who do no? smoke. Ready To Wear Smari people know +hai SIacks-Spori C0613 Smokan has never improved healih. Nicofine-addicficn is neifher sophisfica+ed nor 2090 Sherman Avenue Norwood I2. Ohio s+ylfsh. Formal Renfal Service ME l-IQOO Smoldng has never improved in+elligence. Smoking has undeniably shorfened many lives. WK pack oi: cigareHes a day can shorten a life by efgl'Hr years: Two packs by sixteen years. Dr. Linus Pauling. Nobel prize wEnning chemisf Smoking never added +0 the smoker's weal+h. Smoking Es expensive: I Carfon cigareffes a week .............. $2.50 Complimenfs of Cincinnafi's Leading 52 weeks a year. . v . . . . V . . .V .. ......$I25.00 , . 50 years d We ahead .............. $6,250.00 Bmck Dealership DOuNevEfryour spouse smokes ........ $l2,500.00 This wiH burn your dream home. Keep Thyseif Pure -I Timofhy 5:22 SCHOTT-LIPPERT BUICK Norwood Women's Christian Temperance Union BAND BOX CLEANERS 4729 Mon+gomery Road ME L5050 I Hour Dry Cleaning Delivery Service REMEMBER WHEN . . . Affer being asked if he was +aking his wife +0 +he Co-op dance. Mr. Fifzpafrick re- plied. No, I'm +aking somebody elses. If you are nof sure abouf H1e definifions of Hue following degrees: 85.. M.S., Ph.D.. ask Mr. Kaschak abouf +hem someHme. COMPLIMENTS OF THE FIRST SAVINGS 8x LOAN ASSOCIATION 4539-41 Monfgomery Road NORWOOD. OHIO Safefy Firsf a+ Firsf 9 W! I g .mI'CnIx C '0' H95 One noun 'VIIHIITIMZIMI'. CIIYIIIIS THE MOST Ill DRY CLEANING 454-3 Monfgomery Road 53 l 9507 l hour service every day fili 4:09 pm. Monday +hru Sa+urday PAUL'S BARGAIN CENTER Men's and Boys' Wear Camping 8: Fishing Equipmen+ 4552 Monfgomery Road Norwood, Ohio 63l-95l0 Congrafulafions +0 +he Class of I964 MARY E. WEBER STAGGE PHARMACY Prescription Specialis+ 4340 Mon+gomery Road Norwood. Ohio 63 I-7933 Free Delivery Service WALT MOORE REALTY ReaHors Members 01: +he Real Es+a+e Board of MuH'Tple Selling Service FIdelHy Federal Bquing 73 l- I I 34 Compliment of Room 202 Karen Barre'H Judy Layfcn Lmda Beard Sandra Mobley Ann Davis Patricia MoHoy Janice Dinse Linda MouHon Eileen Gerwe Jacqueiine Mmberry Maera Green Diane Mundv Donna Hawkins Marsha Nichols Ri+a Hayes Beverly Parsons Linda Heflin Mary Ray LInda Hofmann Diane Rude Wanda Howard Sharon Smith Beverly Huskey Brenda Sweet Peggy Wilson COMPLIMENTS OF THE PLATTER SHOP Records Cards 4613 Mon+gomery Rd. NORWOOD. OHIO Norwood's Complei'e Hardwa re S+ore NORWOOD PAINT 8: HARDWARE CO. 4642 Monfgomery Road b3l-4536 BEST WISHES From The Comple+e Clofhing Sfore i956: r;N :.'x.kj;X.'x:X;KOOCA'XE. x' x 3g um MINI; mco I-o-M ID X ' i123; XN,WXKXAWIOC-vca CLOTHING FOR 7745 ENTIRE FANILYI RELIABLE FINANCE CO. M Locally Owned Organi1a+i0n1 LOANS $IO TO $2000 4634 Monfgomery Road Kenneth C. Linder, Mgr. 73I-5865 Gradua+ion GiHs Specialiy Priced +o Norwood Graduafes See our Selec+ion of BULOVA-ELGIN BENRUS WATCHES GETZ Main and Benne++ 63I-9209 TOP I0 TUNES OF I963u64 l. I Wani' +0 Hold Your Hand Beafles 2. She Loves You BeaHes 3. Blue Velve+ Bobby Vinfon 4. Ramblin Rose Nai King Cole 5. Shuf Down Beach Boys 6. Sugar Shack Jimmy Gilmore 7. Louie Louie Kingsmen 8. LeH My Hearf in San Francisco Tony BenneH 9. l m Leaving H Up To You Daie and Grace IO. Surfer Bird Trashmen Norwoocl Fruit Market Fancy FruH Baskefs Our Specialfy 46l2 Monfgomery Road 63I-4866 REMEMBER WHEN . . . Mr. Cahill kicked H19 wasiepaper baskef across H19 room while Miss Griffin was sfanding oufside +he room wa+ching. Mrs. Graves Jrold her senior English class +0 be very carehl wi+l1 +heir new books, and fhen dropped H on +he floor. BENSON PRINTING COMPANY Nashville, Tennessee PRINTERS OF YOUR 1964 ANNUAL Organization Index AdminisfraHon .......................... l7 Adver+isemen+s .. ,........l48-If6l Alpha Chi .............................. 52 Alpha Sigma Kappa 63 Archery ................................ 87 Aufo Shop Junior ................................ 55 Senior ................................ 56 Band ................................... 48 Band Council .................. . ......... 50 Baseball ................................ 80 Baskefball Freshman ............................. 77 G.A.A6 ............................... 86 Reserve 76 VarsH'y ............................. 74-, 75 Be+a Chi ................................ 52 . BoardofEduca'rion....H.......6....,.6..l6 Boys'Glee Club .......................... 46 Boys'Week 64 Cafeferia Adulf ................................ 26 Sfudenf 26 Cheerleaders ............................ 82 Choir .................................. 4-4 CIinic .................................. 27 Co-ops Commercial ........................... 60 Disfribque ........................... 6I Cosmefology ............................ 54 Cross Coun'rry 78 Cuisine Club ................. . .......... 58 Elecfricify Club 59 Ensemble 45 Faculfy ............................... l8-25 Feafures .......... 83, 89. HO, Illr l4l, l42. I43 Folk Dance .............................. 86 Foo+ball Freshman ............................. 77 VarsHy ............................. 72, 73 French Club ........................... 34. 35 162 Freshmen .............................. 93-99 Fquure Nurses Club ....................... 55 Fu+ure Teachers of America ................ 53 6AA. Board ........................... 84 Girlsl Council ............................ 3I Girls' Glee Club .......................... 47 Girls6 Week ............................. 65 Golf ................................... 78 Hiking ................................. 85 Hi-Y Teen Council ........................ 53 Hockey .................................. 85 Juniors ............................. I05-l l0 Kings and Queens ...................... 68. 69 Lafin Club ............................ 38, 39 Library ................................. 27 Machine Shop ........................ 57 Main+enance ............................ 26 MaioreHes .............................. 50 Mirror ................................ 42, 43 N CIub ................................. 8l N Girls ................................. 87 Na+ional Honor Sociefy .................... 32 Norwood Players ......................... SI Orchesfra .............................. 49 Pep Club ............................... 83 Precision Line ............................ 83 Projecfionisfs ............................ 33 Secretaries .............................. 25 Seniors ............................. I l5-140 Senior Class Play ............. . ....... I44. I45 Senior Superla+ives ................... I46. I47 Sigma Alpha Tau ......................... 62 SILHOUETTE .......................... 4-0. 4-1 Soffball ................................ 87 Sophomores ......................... l00-I04 Spanish Club ............................ 37 Spanish Honor Sociefy .................... 36 Sfudenf Council .......................... 30 Swimming ............................... 86 Swi+chboard ............................ 27 The King and I .......................... 66, 67 Track .................................. 79 Volleyball ............................... 85 Student Index A Bisher. E. ...................... 63.II I05 Cannon. J. ..................... 35, I05 BIshuo. D. Canferbury. M. . I05 Aaron. E. 42. Il5 Blackburn D Carlos, D. ..... Adams. B. 5II5 Blaine. M Carpenter. J, . Adams. C. I 99 EIairI J ........... 30. 32I 50. bBI 69. MI III7 Carscn. L. Adamson. . .II05 BlankIenshIp. M. ..... ..I37. Carson. S. I Adkins. A .93 Blankenship. P. . CarIer R. .. Adkins. R. I:::'33 Beck. 5. ....... CarIerI W. . AdkinsI T. .. .77. 93 EoerqarI Ca+iIIeIrI R. . Adkisscm a ..99 Boerqer. CaHIllerI. S. . AgeeI R. I IIIIII 93 BoeIIgerI CecIIII V. . Albrith C. I II53I IIS BoggessI CeraSI, 6. Alexander M ............ I99 Bolmn. 8. Chambers. D. . Ilard. .III5 Bolfon. M. .. Chapman. C. . AlIenI R IIIIIIIIIIIIIII 93 BoofhaI. S. . . Chase. H. .. AIIenI R .. IIIII l05 Borin. J.. .33 37 37 43 Chesnev. J. . AIIEV. KI ..69. HS Borin. J. Chieco. MI. AinererII ICII .27 I05 BoschI S. ChIlderIsI D Anderson. J. . I05 3059- C Ch'ISIY 6 AndersonI P. . ..34 5193 BoseI P. CinnamonI RI. . Anderson. 5. 27 34.I 43. 52' 93 Best. L. Clark. D 3 An el L. ............... 9 Boikms. E Clark. M 9 . . .. 3 . AnnIIs. S, I I93 Boiklns, 6. Clark. 5 I AppIeI D. I .ll5 BoIkIIIs. R. Clark. 5 I Ard. D. IIIIIIIIIII 99 BouldIn. D. . Clarke B AfinsmieI-I L. I I II5 Bouldln. PI Clarke B Arinsmier. R. ...... 93 CObe 5 Arnold. D. .. ..52 99 Coffev E Arnold. G. .. I HS CDIE. Arnold. R. ..... II5 Cole. J Arrianon, B. . H27. IDS BradIard. P. Cofebank AubrgyI D. IIIII II5 Bradley. D. Coleman Auferson. P. .................... 54 Ha Brady. D- - CQIEmmI I Bradenburg. CoIIInsI R Bradenburq, C. CollInSI R B BrandenburqI Culver. D. EIBIIII Id I R COIViII' M relfe er. Corn 5. J. 3:33:31 . .......................... g; Breifunq. I5. . Combs. 5 . Bam L IS9IIIA BreIsfard. T .. Cnmer. L. 7. I05 Bain L ..... .. . 99 Brennecke. B. . Conaiser. D .32. 39. 53 I05 Bain. M.I. IIIIII 7'95'i05 grennecke. D. . Conley G I7 37 4I 53I 94 Baird. 6. 2135.43 47. 52. 55 83. 99 5:300 DE cm ; 3 94 Baird J. .................... II5 5 . 90- C EairdI K IIUS BrlneqarI 6. Cook D BairdI P 99 B Ha' D- Cook. L, BairdI W 9 Hriffzm 6 Cook. R Baker. 5. 34 75. 7s. 93 3:33.;- B' Emam- Baker: 5 ..... 30 ' ' ' 0mm GI Baker H - grockmjn. S. CorneIisoInI R . r055, . . 5:52;.- 3' -2122 mo Baker, K. 35 99 OI ? 0 37 I44 I47I 53- '05 Baker M. ' 93 Brown- 3- .53 37 I05 BaldrqueI $I'I IIIIIII6 gmm- g 8051. 7 3I' 52 IDS - rown. M- ' ggIlIesID MI. .37I 52. 3; Brown. M Cox. M. Bell. PI .. ............... 93 5mm a 8W ; BaIlinqerI . I05 Brown. $.I Cox. VI Eaan L. ................... . Ios BmWI'I' V cox' JI Barber, D. ..................... 9 Iggbgg 3y 5' BarberI D. .27. 35. 52. B3. I05 I ' ' I Barber. J. ....35I 37. 52. II5 gm :- S 801? J' I. 94 Barker D. ........ I05 Ivan. ' re ree, ' ' BarnesI G 37 99 BuchIananI . Creekmore. C .II36 BarneyII S: . 2:54 - IOS BugIIchneI D, CroukerI N Barnett J, ..I'I.II5 3 :925 E 8'055' Y. BarnhillI e. . ........ 99 Bu a'n'D ' C'OWE M Barreif. K, .5! 52. 8352 II5 BWWI J C'owe- 5 Barrow: D. ., .......... BuquIIDIJ. Crowe. J BarIIeH. B. ....... II5 53:5; j C::$p I Bauer. K. ....... 3I 5I. I05 BurchI L Cu I C Baumqardner. L ......... I05 B rchI RI C pp. D Beamer. D. .................. ..30 HS 3:. :6 IL pp- Beard. L.. H? Burg: IE .................... Cupp W BeckI c ............... 3'5, 93 BurneIH ' CWP- s BeCItI S ....... .37. I05 EurnEHI RI C3132: T ESSEIIjIIIheB'Imer - 347 '33 Burneife. W Cushman. ....................... aeema'n, H. ..... ..73 I05 33:23? Beqlev, F. ...... .. ..93 Bums' CI Beilschmidf. R. .. ........ 93 BurnsI KI .79 D Beifusch. W. ..... . I , 93 BurnsI LI Bell, H. .............. 35 BurnsI p' DaltonI B. gelsIIIEr, L.J ....... .3; BurnsI VIV. galforll, IDJI ,. en ase. . ........ ' anie. . .. Benhase. L. .. . 99 BUIIIESS S Daniel. L. .. Benneff. E. l05 DanielI P. .. EenneH, E. I 99 DanieII V. Benneh. R. .. I l04 C Darby. D. Berchem. J. . I05 Davenport Bernard. A. ...... 99 CaddeIl 6. Davidson, D Bernard. V. .. I 99 Caddell. H. Davidson. BernIus. J. . II7 CaddeIl. N.I Davidson. BernFusI L. . 99 Cadv. - Davidson, BerryI J. I05 Cahall D Dans. A. BerrvI R. .. . ..57 Cain. P. Davis. D. ..... Ber+ramI J. ........... l05 Calhoun. M. .. Davis. J. Bezanson, J. . II7 Calhoun. R. Daws. K. . Bingham F. ........................ 99 Callahan. P. DaVIs. L. . . mm. L ..32 33 53. 62 62 73 74 BI IOS CaIIaIIanI T. Davis. S .................... 3ITI Ib3I Dav. R. Dean.J .. Dean. P. De Fazzia. J. . De Ho. J. De He. J. I . De Lane. M Del Veechio. J. DennewiIz. LI. . Dennis. F. Denny. J. De Pew. B. Derryberry J. Defhlefs. Dixon. Dobbins. S. Dobsun. DockumI. J. Dodd. CI Dodd. M. DonneIIIy. T ..... Dorenbusch. C. DorenbuschI. F. Dorl. T. ........ Douqlas. A. . Douglas. D. .. Douglas. GI I. Dcuqias. N. .. ..... Douglas. P ....... Downs. D.. . ......... Downs. J. Doyle. .......................... Dres. B. 32. 35 40. 4I. 44. 47. 52 53. 82 I06 Duesinq. ......................... IOO DunaqarII. J. 4i. I94 Duncan. D. ...... 94 Duanan .CI ................ 794 DunIgan. M, .30. bl. 62 80 I22 DunIemaIn. J. .. ........... 34 4 Dunfsman. R. .I ........ 35 I3 Durham. 5. 25 33. 76 I00 Durham P ............. 39. I00 Dykes. 8 4l I06 kaes. D. I 5l. I22 Dykes. R ........................... 94 E Eads. M. ........................ 77.94 EarIwaine. GI . ..... I00 Eckel. K. ............. . I06 EdwaIrds. B. . I05 Edwards. VS. ........ I06 Edwards: IIOO quIesIoIn. V.J ..94 EllioiI. C. . IIOO EIIioH. R. .. ..... I00 EIIisDn. L. , . I22 EIsIun, B. .. . . I22 Elswick. 6. ..... IUD Elswick. P. .............. I04 Ely D. ..... .IUI: ErVIn M. .......... IIOI: Esinnqer. P: I22 Evans. D. .. ..... 55. IDIS Evans. D. . 54. IOI: Evans. .I. 43. 54. I06 Evans. K, . ..... 55. I00 Evans. KI I ...39. I00 Evans. 1.. ..................... 47. 52. 94 F FarreII. R. FeIIs. C. . Fenker. K. Fenwick. J. Ferguson. J. Fichfer. C. . FicIII'er. L Fields. B. FieldsI. K. 4I. FIeIds R Firs+ 8 Fish. 6. . Fisther N. FIshIer. SI Fife. FI. .. Student Index FIeming. L. ........................ I00 FIerning R. .. .I00 FIIndeI-s W. , I05 Fnrsmari. P. .. ..... I06 FnsIer. F. IIIOO FosIer. J. ..94 FosIer. P. .I ........ 94 FousI. D. .. .27. 34. 94 FraIev. J .. ....... I22 FraIev. M. . I.94 Frambes. E. .IOE Francis. C. .. ...94 Francs. M. .I ...l00 Frazier.I R. I63 94 Freeman. C. . .......... Frevhcf. S, , 27 3B. 53 94 Friiz. 3. I06 Frye. R. .. I06 Fuqu'I', L. .IOb Funk. J. ............................ 94 G Gabbard. B. Gabbard. D Gabbard. J. Gabbard. L. abe. I Gabriel. T. GaifskiII. J GaIIagher. .............. 94 Galley. D, 4I. I06 Gamble. B. ..... IOU Gannawiav. P. 0 Garrison. IO. 35 7B. 79. I00 GarIelman. RI. I ........... 94 Garwood. IJI . .94 Gafes. D. Geiger. T. I00 Genfon. D. I IOI Garwe. A. I.l23 Gerwe. C. I . . I.123 Gerwe. E. .I23 Gibson. J. Gibson. J. Gifford. R. ..37. 94 Gillespie. D, . ...IOI lab, J. .......................... Ieb. K. Glick. BI ..................... Glick. JI . 55 I06 Glins. K. 06 GIisson L l06 Godsev A IOI Godsey K .......... Godsev R GoIf. R. .. ............. IIIO Gains. DI . ....95 Goodin. B. ........ IOI Goodman. J.I ..... 79 BI I05 Goodman M. I , . I23 Gasser. J. ............. 60. I23 Gasser. R. . l23 Gover. J. .. . 95 Grace. M ................... 77.95 Gray. A .27. 32. 34. 36 37. 40. 4I'. 52 53. a . lUb Greafhouse. J. ...................... 4I Green, BI ...... 27 47. SI Green. J. . ......... 95 Green. JI I06 Green. J. I IDI Gieen.M ........... I23 Greene. CI ....... 95 GressarI. J. . ....... 95 GreiherI. R. . ............. IOI Grey. IUI Grimes. J .. ........... IOI Grubb. M. ...I95 GrunenIberg P. ....... 95 Guidl J. ...... . I06 Gunderson BI IOI 3 Gundarson. P. ....27. 44. 47. 49 49. 34. I23 H Hacker. L. .......................... 95 Haddix. S. . 34. 52. 95 Haddix. T. .. ............... I Hafer. B. . I . .32. 35. 37. 4I. I23 Haier. W I ..... 33 75 so IOI OI Hagan. V. I . ................. HageITIIeier. C. I .37 44 47. 55. 84. IOI Haggis. GI ............. 39. IOI Hahn. D. .. 3B. 95 Hailqwooci. ..................... 38 l06 aI.ey L .Ir.27 39 47 55 69. B2. 92. 95. I06 164 HaII. C. ....30. 32. 35. 40. 4I. 43. 46. '537. Hall. D .............. 3l, 32 47. 53. I07 Hall M. ...... .39. 62. 92. IOI Hallerman. D, . . . I24 Halloran. J. . ................. IOI HamiIIon. J. .32. 40. b3. 73. 79. I07 HamIHon. J. ................. Hamlin. D. .. .............. Hamm. R .37 44. 4b. 79 I07 Hamm. W. .............. Hammbnd. ILI. . ...... I79 Hammond. S. . I24 Hammond. S. .. . I07 Hancock. MI ...IU7' Haney. C. ..... 95 Hanrahan. D. . .I59. IO7 Hanrahan. MI ............ 95 Here. I3. I07 Harley. G. . . . ........ 59. I07 Harmon. J. .. ...... IO7 Harp. M. .......................... Harper. J ....32. 33. 35 44. 46 I24. I46 Harper .................. 35. 55I I04 HarI'. K. ................ II. 95 HastharI. 6. .3I. 47. 4B. 82. 83. IOI Haffield. C. ................. HaIIieldI. 7.. 3D. 76. 377. 92. 95 Hathaway. C ................ 6I. I24 Haihawav. 3. M30 32. 33 44. 45. 4I6I. 752: I24 HaHer. A. .............. 57. 73.7 IO7 Haubner. K. ........ 38. 79. IO7 Haubner, S. .I ....... I95 Hayden. D. . .......... Hayes. K. ..30 35. 52. 33. IUI Hayes. P. ........... 48. 50. I07 Hayes. P. .. . .IUI Haves. RI ........ l24 Haynes. B . . IO7 Haynes. G ..... 48. IOI HeaberIIin. BI . IOI Heaberlin TII . I24 Head E. ..... 34 77 94 Head J. I ...... I07 Headi-Ick. J. ...... I24 Heck. J ..... .IDI Hedge P .I95 Heeq, C . .30 Heflin L .......... I24 Heineman. D. 76. 77. 95 Heiob. M. ........... Held. D. . . . .73. 74. 80. I07 Hembree. J. ..37. 48. 95 Hermes. S. , ........ I06 Herrera. G. . . I25 Herrin. D. . ............... IOI Hertel. L. .. ..... 30. 34. 52. 53. 95 Hesse. B. . .32. 35I. 37. 40. 4I. I25 Hesse J. .. ............... 37.10I Hicks. 5. I25 HiIbuII'I. D ........ I25 HiII. AI IOI HiII. LI ..... IOI HIIIIJn. J. ......................... 95 Hines. P ........ 36 43. 63. 73 7b. 80. IOI HiokiIns. J. ....36. 37. 48.30.52. 53 IOI HobI S. 9 HoIIri'Ian. C. Hoffman: J. Hofmann. L. Holderness. D. Holderness L. HoIIars. J. ...................... 56. HoIIII'ieIId. B Hollingsworfh. Holloway. L. . Hclmes. MI . . . Holfzman. 3. .. HchwarfII. M. . .. HouevcuH. 6. Hood. 3. Hood. J. Hood. R. Hoover. A. Hopper. Horn. J. HoughIon. S. Howard. 6 Howard. M Howard. N. Howard. R. Howard. SI . Howard. W HoweII. D. Hubbs. K. ..... Huddlesion. HuddlesIon. Huddleslon. Huddlesfcn. HughesI CI ,. Hughes. J. Huqhes. R. Hughes. 5. . HuII. T. HurdI B. . Hurd. L. .. HurI. K. I Huskey. E. . Huskev. J. . ., Huskey. T .......................... '75 Hutchinson M. .3I I32 40. 4I. 52. 53. I26 Hufchrnson. P. .............. ..34. 43 HufselII D. .. Hvden. 8. .. Hvden. R. Inderrieden. J InqramI Ingram. S. lnskeep. R. . Irwin. B. Irwin. G. . Irvin. R. IvesferI S. . Jackson. B. .................... bl. I26 Jackson. Jackson. Jackson, JaqodI'Iz. JeffersI JeffersI . JeffreI D. Jabe. K. JobeI P. JuhnscnI J. . JohnsonI N. ..I07 Johnson. R. . JohnsonI W Johnson W Jones. . Jones. JonesI Jones. JoneSI Jones. Jnnes. Jones. Jones. Jones. Jones. Jones. JordanI D. . JordanI JI JordEnI .FZFI-fo-IF'DF MI ......... 36. 37 4I. 74 K Kaesemever. J. .................. 83. I07 KanferI N. .......... l07 Keeble. B ....... 57. I07 KeII'h. P ................. 4.7 53. 75 KeIIer. J. ....3UI 32 33. 35. 45. 53. 62. BI 78. 8I. 82. IT! KeIIyI D. ............................ 95 KennedyI B. . Kerman. 5. Key. L. KIddI C. KiddI N. I. Kirkendall. KIanke. D KoIhman. K. Kraemer. Y. . KramerI J. ,. KramerI M. Krass. D. I KreHenI J Kriqu J. Kriick. 5. Kuhlman. J. KuhlmanI J. , Student Index Kuhlrnan. W, .............. 43. 63. 73. 128 Kusman. N. ........................ IZB Lancasfen J. .............. 6.2 76I IOI LanceI M. 35. 4II 44. 46I 79. I02 LaneI B. I 26. 4. LaurenceI F. ....32I7 3.33 36. 37I 53 63 68. 74I ao. II4 I28. I46 Lawless. L. ................ 32I 44. 47. I28 LawsonI B. I I . 9. 52I 02 LawsonI TI LayI P. Lav. S. LayI W. .. Layman. JI Lavfnn. H. Layton. J. .. LeachI D. Leach. P. LedbeHerI A. Leidenheime ....... 56 LewisI T LI'qgeIf. D LIndenI B. LInemannI L LiHIe. AI Livesay. C, . LivesayI P. .. LIvesay. V. . Locke K LoehIe M Loheide. D Lonq. G. . Long. 6. .. ................. 52. ?6 Long S ....... JUI MI 52. 68. 92. II4I I29 LonqboHnm. S I.9b LoomisI RI LonseI B Loose. D, .. Lch. J. . LovellI L. I Lucas, 6. Luckey. L LuskI B LuII'Iy. K. . I..I33. 78. 79. BI. Lufsch. M ...... 27I 47. LuIsch M. . .......... 9!: Lykins. AI ., I . IGZ LynchI P, I ...... 5 I IUI Lvnn. W. .. ....129 chns. 5. ........................ 34. I02 M Mass. J. .................... 73. 79I l02 Mass. MI .I .34. HI SZI l08 MaIcne. G. , ....... 59I I29 Malone. M, ............. 9 MandII F. .. 44 45 46. 48I IDS Mann. M. II ...... 63 77. 96 ManningI EI , ..... I04 Manning. P. . '76 Marqesun. D. I30 MarqesonI T. . ....... 102 Marksburv. C. . ...96 Marksburv. I. .96 MarlowI M. . ......... 96 Mans. J. .................. 27I 38I 4l. 9!: Marfin. J. 52 53 I30. I45 MarIinI J. .I3U MarhndaIe K 2 I02 Maschmeyer J Mason. Mason. D, Mason. 6. . . . Mason. H. ....................... 77. 95 MasIIn. M. . Masfin. N. Mashn. RI MtherlyI R. Mathis. B. MaHhey. S Mauck. B. MaXIieId. R MavfieId. B Mayne. D. .. McAIIryI G. McAllisIer GI McAHisfer. L. McCannI M. McCrearv. S. . McErlaneI P. McFadden. GI . McFadden. J. .. McFarland. C. McGrorv. D. McInIyre. N. McKinney. BI ....... 35. I29 McLain. C, 34. 52. 53. I02 McLainI ........... 63I 95 McLainI I . .77 McMuHinI LD. .. IDB McNeelyIL ..96 McShane. P. . . ..Vb Meadows. R. . ..... 302 Meece. H. .62. IUB MeeceI L. . 26. 43. IOZ Merord. M. .. ..3'7. MerandaI B. ........................ 96 Meranda. 8.. .I27 3OI 3lI 35. 40. 52. 83. ISO Miles. G, ...................... 54. IOE MillerI C. . 108 Miller. D. .I . . 38. 96 MiIler. G. 4. 36 Miller. G. .32. 40. I30 Miller. J 48 4 62. 80. I08 Mxller J I30 Misch T. I . . .95 MifchellI K. ..... 96 MchevI N. .. l02 Mobley S. . . .. 52. I30 MoeIlmannI C. . 39. 108 Moellmann. D ...... 9b Moerlein. D. .. 38I 76 MoerIein. J. .. 39. IOZ Molon. L. . I ........ I02 MonforI'I I3. . .3I? 48, I02 MonhoIlenI J. 37I 53. BCI. I08 MontgomervI C. I 5.7. 79I IOB MontgomeryI D. .......... I02 Moanomery. W. ., 4i. 57I I30 Moody. CI .................. 35I 80.I30 Mouniiz. DI . . I02 Moore. . I 102 Moore. 38. 47. 96 Mcore. 5 . I31 Moore. I3I MooreI I02 Mareland C. ..96 Morgan. C. . .96 Morgan. DI I. . ....96 Morgan. L ...... .38. I04 Marqeni'oIhI 2I I08 Morqenrofh J. 37 77. 96 Morqesun. FI ................... GI. E3I MorrisI D. .32. 42I 43. 52. 53. 83. l3l. I46 Morris. L. ......................... E02 Morsbach. 5. Moses 8. Mess. BI MouIIonI L. Mounce. K. Mulberry J. Mullikm C. Mullins. BI . MuHins. C. Muncv. C. Mundv. D. Mundv. M. . Murphy. J. .. . . MurphyI P. . ...... 75 Murray. J. Murray. R. . Murray. 5. I .I Mvers. M. 05 Myers. P. ..................... 37. 108 NapierI H. ........................ 102 Nash DI I. .......... I02 Nauman. B. . I Neal. J, .. ............ 102 Neppes. P. .I Nichols B. . Nichols. M. ., Nicolai. B. NicolaiI P. . Nielsen. G. .I Noe. JI .. Noe. R. Noland. C Noland J. NorrIsI B. NunnI MI .. .27. 3I, 32I 36. 52I I IUI . 52I 53I l02 O O'Banion. l. ................... 32. IOB O'Brien. P. . O'KeeIe. M. Oliver. P. Osbori-I G. nUFFPUH .'..'.'.32 33 36. 37. 4l. 7 Quifischreiber. J. .............. 34 I46. 4EI 97 Student lncIex Riddle. M Rieqer. S. Rigg. S. Rilea. J. Riley. E. Riley. R. ..... I08 Rivers. 5. 5 Roark. Roark, P. Roberts. H RoberIs. J. . Roberts. J. Roberis. K RoberIs . RoberIs. W. . Roeper. R. RoeHing. A Rogers ID. Rohdenburg. R. Rose. 6. ...... Rose. K. .. Rose. 0. Rosskcpf. Rouse H. Rowen. J. Rowland. ELI Rowland. K. Roy. L. ..... RoyaIIv. L. Royalty. S. Roda. D . Ruholl M. .............. 103 Rumiord. S. Rushing. B. .. .......... Russ. L. ..... RusseII. 5. . ............. Rufland. C. Ryan. P. ....................... '0 Self. A. ......................... 77. 97 Samar. J. .. .. Saver. D. . ...... Savlor. A . . Savlor. SuvIor. G. ........ 97 Scheadler. R. . Schimpf. J. . . . SchindIer. J. H .......... 97 Schlemmer. G. 04 Schlie, B. ..... Schmidt. J. . Schmidt. 5. . SchmiII. T. Schneeman. J. Schneck. L. ...... Schoenhoff. K. Schoepflin. B. Schroeder. .I. ......... I08 Schroeder. P. .. Schuler. B. Schurqasi. F. . Scott .. Scuff. T ScoII'. T. .. ScoHy. W. Sears. B. Sears. D, Sears. M. SeIIers. 5. Sellers. S. Sevfried. K. Sharp. J. Sheafer. D. Sheafer, Sheffer. S. Sherv. J. Shelley. J. . Shelton. D. SheIIon. J. Sherman. C. . Shrader. W. Shulfs. H. Sidwall. M. . Siler. L. .. Simpson. D. . Simpson. .I. ..................... 46. Simpson.J.. . Sipes. D. ........................ 73I, Sizemore. W. . .. Skaggs, C. ......... I09 Skagqs. L. . . . Slavev. G. ...... 55. I03 Sloan. D. . ........... 34. Sloan. R. .30 4I. 46. 4B. SmiIhI B. .. .............. Smith. C. Smhh. D. . Smith. D. ......................... IIO '- Srnith. D. SmiII-I, D. .. Smifh. D. SmII Smi rIIIII GI. 32 43 4B. 50. 52. 6?. B3 SmiOh Smith, J SmIIh: L. Smifh. L. . Sijh. M. SDauIding. R.I Spears. DI. . Spears. P. Spar. D. Soicka. R. Spradlin. J.I Sprawl. . Sprawl. R. SpurIocIIt. E. . SpurIock. L. . Spurlock. T Sraufe. F. S+abneIr. JI SI'aderrrIan. P. SIamper. SI Stamper Sfanifer J. Sfansbury K. S+ay+cn D. .. SIavIon. L. .. Sfeckel. 5. .. Sfeele. R. .. SIeeIe, T. Stagman. 'D. . SIeIdIe. D. .. SIBIdIE. S. .. SIeianik M.I Sfeinberg. J. Sieinberg: R. TavIor. .JIB ..... 5tepp.J . ...... S+ernber J. . Sfevens. I74 ............. I97 SI'evensIan. . .. ..32 45. 46 IIW Stevenson. . .. . .30I. 34. 52. 97 Sfewarf. I3. . ........... 97 Siewarf. D. .. .. Sfewarf. J. ..... '97 Stewart S. ....... 60 Sfewarf. S. .. Sfober. C. Sfockrnan. . ..... 7II53 Smne. E. ......... I 8 SIoI-m. F. .. . SfouI. B. .. . ..... I09 SIraIIon. B. .. ..... Sfraifon. D. . ..... I Stringer. J. ............... 3. Suppe. S. ...... SuIIon. G. .. SuHon. T. ..... Swanger. C. Sweet. B. Sykes. J. Sykes. D. Sykes. P T TackeH. D. 38 47.. 99 Taeger. J. . .77 Tallenf. B. .. ....... TalIenf. M. . .48. 49 53. I0: TaIIenI P. .. .............. IIU TalIenI'. P. . .. 30. 4B. 49. 52. I03 TarIer. R. . ,,37. 39. 48.I 49. I04 Tarfer. D. .. ................ I09 TayIur. A. .......... Taylor. B. .. 3 55. 84. I03 Tavlor. B. ........................... 93 Taylor B. ..40. 4'. 43, 5II 52, IN, I46 Tavlor B. .......................... 95 Taylor D. .IIO TaylorI G. I . . .98 Tayiar. 6 .. I...I03 Taylor J. .. .37, I98 Taylor J. ........ IIO Taylor. J. ..4l 43. 52 98 Taylor, J. . . . . .......... TavIor. SI .. . I009 Teague B. .. ....... Tedford G . I37. 63 3777 I98 TerwilligIer C I ........... l03 Tessendorf: M,I . ....... 55. B3, JIO Thacker. D. .38. 47, 52, 53, 98 Thal. 8. ................. 54, I38 Thafcher, B I09 ee. . . . . l03 Thomas B ....... I6I I33 Thomas L ....... .I,34 4I 47 I93 Thompson. . IIBB Thompson, 63 I . ..... 35. I03 Thompson. J. .I ..... 98 Thompson. M. I ..... 98 Thompson. R. .. IIO Thurman. R. . .I.9B TimerdInIg, K. . ..... I04 TipIon T. .. I , . I I38 Tolle, J ............... I03 ToppIinqs. J. .. . , I38 Town, B..... , .98 Town. J. . ..... I09 Townsend B . ..... 99 TrenI J. IIU TreII. B. I. ..................... I03 Trfpp. P. .. .36, 37. 4L 43, 52, 83, 138 True, H. .. .................... SI Tucker, E. . .103 Tucker, LI .109 Tumblescn. F. .IIO Tumbleson. L. l0? Tumler. B. .I ............ I35 TungaIe, MI I09 Turner C ............ 77. 98 Turpin M. . ...398 TurpIn P. . I . ...... 98 TuIIIe J. . IIU Tyler, R ...................... 46 43. I03 , .. 3 Umbach. B. ...... 30 35 44 47 552 I03 Umbach. J. .. 9 Unfhank, B. .. UIIIIIank, E. Student Index UnIhank. V. ....................... I04 V Van Antwerp. B, ........... 34, 77 98 Vandergriff. B. . . .339 I60 Vanderqrif'f. G. .. Van choc. D. . .. Van Winkle BI ............ Vaughn DI ..... ..IU3 VermilliIon. G. . szon J. .. . . Ize. C. . . .. . Vorbroker, SI ................. I35 43I I04 W Waddle. B. Wahl, G. I. Wahl, J. .. Walk, P, Walker S. . Wallace. L. Wallace 5. WaIIace TI WalIers. S. I WardI P. .. Ware. J. WarmanI G. I Warman. S. Warren, GI WeirIcI-II s. Weisel N Imam. 32. 35. 40. 4I, 52. 53, '83? WeIIIaUI. IIII. We I,Is J WeIIsI R. WerliInql J. Weriing TI Werner. L. . . . Werner, K. .. Wesley. L. WesI, J3 ...... WesIermever. WeIhianon. Whale . D. WhiIaker, G, ..II32, 40, 53. 62, 73. 79 qu 167 White. DI ....................... 60 I39 Whife T. .... . WIIIHock K. WhiII GI. Wiggins A. Wiggins E. .I WIIce A. I. Wilkerson, J. . WiIkInson. K. . Williams. A. .. Williams, CI WilIiams, L. WiIIiams, PI . Williams. P. .. Wilson. 5. .. Wilson. 8. Wilson, DI 3 Wilson. 6. .3 .48 SI. 77.I Wilson, 6. ., Wilson, J. L p Wilson. ...................... 34, 53 Wilson, .. .30. 32 40 4I 44 47 I39 WIng, J. ........................ Ed Withers, M. Wi II. WFIIekina P. Wade K, . . . WoesIe. J. . , I . Wolfe, C I . . Wolfe. R. . Wong. 0. ..... Wuodall, N. Wuodall, P. Worland. E Wrenn, B. .. Writh B. .. Writh CI Writh D Writh G WursIar. W.I . stcng, C. York, D. ............ 33. 40, III. 63. I40 Young, D. .. IIO Young. L. ................. 30. 34, 52, ?B- Z Zaferes T. ................... 27 34 98 I ZImrnerrnan, J. ............ 3I. 34 52 98 Zurweller, P. ...................... 9'8 fjx