Norwood High School - Silhouette Yearbook (Norwood, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 178 of the 1966 volume:

' SILHOUETTE E T T E U 0 H L I S CONTENTS ,, Faculty Underclassmen Athletics Organizations Seniors Advertisements Jeanne Roberts Christine Rutland Sherry Vorbroker Barry Corrado Tim Geiger 25 59 75 III 148 Co-Ediidr-in-Chief Co-Edilor-in-Chief . Liierary Editor Business Manaqer Adverlisinq Manager No man is an island entire of itself; every man is a piece of the continent, a part of the main? John DormeIs eight- eenth century philosophy can he applied to our school activities. We, the students and faculty, functioning as unique indi- viduals, frequently forget to realize that we are a continent, a part of the main of Norwood High School. Do you remember . walking together in the halls, laugh- ing, discussing our classes, waiting in the lunch line, or yelling for the boys to win the game for their A lma Mater? Do you remember . . . teachers being people planning tests, guiding students in clubs, or pushing their cars out of the congested labyrinth loosely termed a parking lot? H'No man is an is land. ;, In1965- 1966 we worked together as a body. We were proud of our tradition and expectant of our future, for we were vitally involved with each other. The door to success is knowledge; the use of it is the key. Bob Brockman Education is our launching pad to life. Dave Phelps 533.: s: 9H 7: A ,u a munsra. g: a 5, A teacher is a catalyst hoping to create a canflagration with words and think- ing--open minds. Donna Thee The blossom of learning always bears fruit. Ellen Bennett A rain of thought produces fields of ideas. Bob Durham The brain, like a muscle, is strengthened with exercise. Donna Thee Spirit is the quality which makes school a singular noun. Robin Tarter A true leader is one who can gmh ciously follow. C yn thia Panghum Sophomores look around; Juniors look into; F reshmen look up; I Seniors look ahead. ! I Donna Thee ue. 1 Jack Phelps Co-operation is a very strong g l4 Life is just a long class in the art of living. ' Jim Maas A teacher? favorite payroll is respect. Linda White K 1' , 3 ' ' 1 - 7,,3' J:e- :1gql': f . '1 , , , . , , A V 7 ,15Luiivlfiiilp1hu Jf ,5? . mm mm H 5; rmcnw +:cmin: 8L H L; L :.1s 0 4! rs form: mm 1.3 m .v.. .:..tI.,u.-..I ..-....-n.uf.. .u? 4 n.17c- ..o..s,....r...1., i.:.c...l....nnr. . s .r.!..n ... . . .. . z .. . . .z'..u.... r......e.uu....-.:..x;. uv.....1'1....-...I....ur ., ..... .,..:...? 7 Attending school without friends is like eat- ing an ice-cream cone without the ice cream. N ancy Harper The most important thing in drama class is the way you act. Barbara Umbacb Music knows no language barrier. w ' 1 x .. Carolyn Grey x .. ' r! i f I CH : x!..11 'N. xx I Education is like a savings account--it can be withdrawn at any time and be put to good use. C arla Stober FACULTY 26 OFFICE WORKERS: Row One: S. Stamper, '1'. White, D Brennecke, C. Burke. Row Two: P. Hines, J. Lancaster, Mr. Anderson, G. Boese, D. White. Checking each day's abseniees is a tedious chore. ADMINISTRATION Administrators of the unique metropolis of Norwood High School undertake the time-consuming, thought provoking responsibility of molding Norwood's students into productive, adult individuals. Mr. Albert Gesel- bracht, chief administrator, supervises the teacher- educators and sets standards of school policy to comply with academic requirements of the State Department of Education. Assistant principal, Lowell Anderson, advises student council, sponsors the junior class, and maintains student respect for teachers and students alike. Mr. Elton Kistler also assumes the responsibilities of assistant principal by supervising the technical school and evening classes. Miss Nell Griffin, by working with students to effect various activities and advistlnq girls' council, fulfills her capacity as student co-ordinator. Another of her duties is supervising the Norwood center of Miami University. Miss Florence Nolte counsels seniors concerning college choices or vocations with five others in her same field who advise students in choosing subjects from elementary school through their junior year preparing them for future lives. ALBERT GESELB RACHT Principal , . , i'- Miss Nell Griffin, Co-ordinator of Student Activities; Elton Kistler. Assistant Principal; Lowell Anderson. Assistant Principal; Miss Florence None, Senior Counselor. P ENGLISH MRS. DOROTHY BRUEI'I'ING World History. English, Social Studies; Pep Club; University of Cincinnati. 3.11., 3.8. in Ed; Xavier University, MRS. LINDSAY C. BUCHY' Drama, Speech; Senior Class Play. Spring Musical; Ohio Siaia Universi- ty. 8.5. in Ed; New York University,- Xavier University. TEOMAS W. CAHILL Iournahsm, English: Mirror; Xavier University, B.Sw M.Ed.; College Con. servatory of Music; Western Reserve University. MRS. MARGARET H. CARLTON English; Varsity Debaters: Ohio Uni- versity, 13.8. in . WILLIAM BOSCH. English; Eastern Kentucky Slate Col- lege, 11.3.; Xavier University. MRS. MARIAN C. GRAVES English; Miami University, 13.5.; Columbia University,- Ohic State Uni versity. MRS. CHARLOTTE HEITKAMP English: Ohio State University. 13.8.; University 01 Cincinnau; Miami Uni- versity. 28 '3' , 3 1E To speak with understanding. MES, NADINE MWND English; Baldwin-Wallace College, 3A.,- Xavior University, M.Ed. MISS CATHERINE MORRISON English, Chairman English Depart- ment,- Ohio State University. 8.5. in Ed; Columbia University, M.A.; University of Cincmnali; Breadloaf :Nnier's Conference. Middlebury Col- age. MRS. NANCY SKINNER English; Y-Teens, Tho Looking Glasn: State University of New York. 13.5.; Northwestern University. Now correct that sentence. l1; JWM MISS SHIRLEY AA SMITH English. Speech; Publicaiions Ad- viser for Silhouette: Otierbgin Col- lege, B.A.; Miami University; Xavier University. MISS GRACE STEPHENS English,L1fe Science; Weslem Ken- tucky State Teachers College, AME,- Pennsylvania State University, M.Ed.: Alabama Central College; University of Cincinnaii; Ohio State University,- Xavier Universiw. MRS PA'I'TI SIEWART English; Y-Teens; Miami University. MISS MARY E. WEBER English,- Man'an College. BHA- Uni- versity of Cincinnati B..ES in EEL; Xavier University, M. 5. A much-needed helping hand. 29 COMMERCIAL Hey, you in the lhild mw, don't peek at me keys! MRS. IoANN ABEL Shorihand. Secratarial Practice: Y- Teens; University of Cincinnati, Cerlificate Administration, B.S. in Ed. GERALD R, AU'KERMAN Recordkeeping, Bookkeeping, ShorL hand,- University of Cincinnati, 3.3. in Ed. IACQUE DIETZ Secretarial Practice. Office Machines, COE Co-ordinalor, Chairman, Com mercial Department: COE Club; UniA versny oi Cincinnali, ES. in Ed... B.B.A.; Columbia University, M.A.; John Carroll University V-12; Gettys- burg College; Miami University. What does thai squiggly symbol mean anyhow? JACK B. FITZPATRICK Office Machines. Shorthand, Office Procedure; Bowling Green College of Commerce, B.S.; Western Kenv lucky Sfale College, M.A.; George Peabody College for Teachers. 30 MISS ARLENE RECKMAN English, Secrelan'al Practice; varsity of Cincinnati! B.S- in KEN N ETH SHEPPARD Distributive Education Sales.- lribulive Education Club; Universny. BARRY W, SIEBERT Cincinnati, 13.5. Hmmmm . . , He's skipped twice this week. Typing, Business Math, Business Uni- Dis- Miami University, B.Sl; Columbia Universis 1y, MAW University of Cincinnati: University 01 Oregon; Ohio Slade Typing. Business English, Business Math, Recordkeeping; University of 3l LEONARD H. TINK'ER Bookkeeping, Business Methods,- Ohio University, A.B.; University of Cincinnati, IOHN P, VINCENT Typing, Shorihand. Recordkeeping; University of Dayton, 13.5.: George Peabody College, MsA.; Morehead State College. Listening to Gene Pimey in typing class? Wellllllll. HOME ECONOMICS First, always remember to use the sharp side of the knife. MRS. MARGARET BAU'M Home Economics, Foods.- College of Wooster, B.A.; Western Reserve University, BK , Columbia Universi- ty, M.A.; Miami University; Uni versiiy of Cincinnaii, MRS. CLARE HAMPTON Home Economics, English; Ohio State University, 13.5; Columbia Uni- versiiy, M.A.; University of Cmcm- nati; Miami. University. MRS. FLORENCE G, TEEGARDEN Girls' Social Living, Cioihing Con- struction; Ohio State University, 3.5.,- New York University; Universny oi Cincinnalj; Miami University; Tra- phaqen School of Fashion. This is the way we pin up our hems: Pin up our hams! pin up our hems .. , 32 Teaching boys to become men. 33 INDUSTRIAL ARTS lust a bii more here, see? HORACE W. HE'F'FNm Industrial Arts; Ohio Staie Univer- sily, B.S.; Univershy cf Cincinnati,- MisstSippi State University. GARY JUMP Metal Shop,- Easiern Kentucky 81318 College, B.S.; Xavier University, MJL CHARLES BEECHLE, IR. Drawing and Design, Industrial Arts; Central Missouri State College, B.S. in Ed.; Ohio State Universiiy, M.A.; University 0! Minnesota; University of Cmcinnati: Miami University. LANGUAGE MRS. DIA NE KARA MPAS French; French Club,- Witienberg Un1versity. BA. MISS RUTH MILLER French'. Engiish; French Club: Ohio University, B.A.; Columbia Unwer- 51w, M.A1,- Universny 01 Cincinnati; Miami University; Breadloaf Writers' Conlerence, M1ddlebury College. MISS EILEEN K. PARRIS Latin.English,-Lai1'n C1ub;University of Cincinnati, BA, E.S. in Ed; A. MERRILL WYNN Spamsh; Spanish Club; Colleger Conservaiory of Music of Cincinnati, B.M.; Xavier University, M,Ed, 19 he comprend pas, monsieur. No wonder; you're listening to Spanish! How One: Miss Mille. Row Two: M. Withers I.Buquo,S.Carson,S.Vorb1-oker. , D. Foust. D. Moonilz, K. Burke. MRS. BONNIE CAROTHERS World History, American History; Future Teachers of America; Uni- versity of Cincinnati, B.S. in Ed. WILLIAM R. FRAZIEE World History; Assistant Football Coach, Freshman Baskeiball Coach, Head Baseball Coach, HN Club; Mariana College, B.A.; Xavier Uni- versity, M.Ed. HERBERT R. GARDNER American History, World Hislory; Varsity Baskeiball Coach.- Morehead State College, A.B.: Xavier Univer- sxly, MrEdq University of Cincinnati. DONALD LI'I'I'MAN Economics, Business Law; N Club, Tragic Coach, Cross Country Coach; Umversily of Cincinnati. B,A.; Xavier ?nIiDversity, M.A.; Chem Law School, DAVID M. NOHCROSS American History, Economics,- Visual Aids, Projectionist Club,- Miami Unis varsity. 5.5. in Ed. DAVID B. QUERY World History, American History; Wooster College, B.S,; University of Cincinnati, M.S.; Ohio State Univer- slty; University of Southern Cali- fornia.- Miami University. MISS BETTY WARE World History; Future Teachers 01 America, The Looking Glass, Advisor to Cheerleaders; Northwesiern Col- lege of Minneapolis, B,A.; Elgin Community College; University 01 Nebraska: Miami University- SOCIAL SCIENCE . . . and Revere yelled, 'The Indians are coming? MATHEMATICS LYNN ADAMS Alqebra, Plane Geometry. Solid Geometry; Ohio University, 5.5. in Ed; Ohio State University; Xavler Umversity. AARON GEHHARD Malhemaiics; Miami University, BS, MA. GEORGE KASCHAK Algebra, Business Meihods, General Math; Busmess Advisor, Silhouette; Miami Universily, B.S., M.Ed; Kent Slate Universuy. WILLIAM MAITLAND Driver Education, Mathematics; Col. legs of Wooster, B5,; University of Cincinnati, M.Ed. u and yOu must work if you conlinue your studies of mathematics. REX PARKER Plane Geometry, General Mathe- maiics; Assistam Football Coach,- Wilmingmn College, 3.8. FRANK SANDEHSON Mathematics; Athletic Director,- Ohio Northern University, 3.5. in Ed.,- Xavier University, M.Ed; Kent State University. CLIVE SMITH Algebra, General Math; Union Col- lege, B.S.; Eastern Kentucky State College, MA; Cumberland College. HO WA RD GAEB Biology, Life Science; Ohio State Unwersny, B5,; Universiiy cf Cin- cmnaii, M.Ed.; Miami University. JAMES H. MORGAN Chemistry- Wabash College, EJL; University of Cincinnati, MA. IirIIR W um mmn $1 323ng - iiigii NATURAL SCIENCE I; HW waww y MISS MARIEL SAYRE Biology: National Honor Society,- Ohio State University, A.B., 13.8. in Ed.; Columbia Umversiiy, MAJ UniversMy of Michigan; University of Cincinnati; Miami University. RUSSELL A. THOMAS Physics, Life Selence; Ohm Slate University, ELSU MA; Ohia Uni- versity; Miami University; Notre Dame University; Columbia Univer- sity; University of Cincinnati. Science can be iunl? VOCATIONAL MRS. MYRTLE TH ARP Cesmetoloqv, Haxr Styling; Cosme- xoiogy Club: Unwersily oi Cmcm- nati, American Hair Desan; Iohn Mueller School. WILLIAM F. ADELSPERGEH Auto Shop, Math, Science, Drawing; University of Cincinnati, MRS. NOHVA WAHLERT Cosmetalogy; Cosmetology Club; Lu- verne Normal School,- University of Cincinnati,- Ken: State University ROBERT G, HAINES Commercial Coaking: Cuisine Club,- Miami University; University of Cincinnati. Double, double toil and trouble; Fire burn, and caldron bubble. , ; , t. P 1 4 7a.. - 9K 1 ' fr: wk GEORGE P. WHITE Vocational Electricity. Relaied and Electricity Shop; Elasticity Club; Umversily 0! Cincinnati, B.A.; Kent State University. HAROLD G. WITTICH Automotive Science, Math, Drawing and Shop Prachce; University of Cincinnati, B.S. in Ed., M.Ed.; Gen- eral Mmors Institute. What would Mother say to this! ART MRS. iUDITH BUCKLEY Art; University of Cincinnati. B.F.A., BS. in Ed I, PHILLIP OLMES Art,- Direclor of Art in Norwood Public Schools, Director cf Norwood High School Humanizies Program; Edinburgh Stale Teachers College, 85, in ECL; Ohio State University, M Carnegie Insnlute 05 Tech nolcqy: Columbia University; John Hay Whimey Fellowship. Look at that form. MUSIC ' uluw nu ' . , . nous: um mu ' . .1 5 mu swan u uuew rzmn 1mm vuxoo y m mm m nu In H um I. ROBERT PHILLIPS Music Supervisor; Band. Orchestra; Capital Universiiy, B.S.MJ Columbia University, M.A.; Miami Universiiy. PATRICK RATCHEN Theory, Harmony. Analysis, Music H;story; Boys' Glee Club, Girls' Glee Club, Choir, Mixed Ensemble,- Ohio Shite University, B.S.; Indiana Uni vers;:y, M.Mu5.; XaVLer Universny; Fred Watinq Music Workshop. Follow the leader. 39 PHYSICAL EDUCATION ROBERT W. COLWELL Director of Physical Education Nor wood Schools, Social Hygiene; Trampoline Team,- Indiana Universiiy Normal College, GVGJ University of Cincinnati, B.S., MA. PAUL Er LUDWIG Physical Education; Cross Coumry Coach, Baseball Coach; Ohio Univer- sity, B.S.,- Xavier University, M.Ed.; University of Cincinnati; Miami Uni- versity,- Icwa University. MISS BEVERLY NOEL Health, Physical Education; Indian- eltes, GaA,A.; Miami University, BS, in Ed.. M.Ed. RICHARD PARDINI Physical Educaiion. Health: Assistant Track Coach, Freshman Football Coagg; University of Cincinnati, ES. 1n MRS. NANCY P. WICKEMEYEE Heallh, Physicai Education; Univer- sity of Cincinnati. 3.8. in Ed.; Miami University Drill ye taniers, drill. WILLIAM HOFFELD Boys' Health. Physical Educaiion; Varsity Football Coach, Wrestling Coach; Wilmington College, 3.8. in d. Ah! Life's such a slrain. LIBRARY AND CLINIC MISS NANCY E. BACKUS Librarian; Miami University, 13.5. in Ed. MRS. MARGARET HATFIELD Nurse; Heaith Careers Club; Jewish Hospital Schonl of Nursing, R.N. MISS DORIS HELEN MOORE lerarian; Denison University, 35,: Columbia University School of Li- brary Science, B.L.S.; University of Pittsburgh, M.Ed.; Univarsuy of Cincinnati,- Miami Universmj; Chautauqua Schoul Ior berarjans; Univer- sity of Denver. DEWAHD L. HARGIS Counselor; University of Cincinnati, B.SE; Xavier University, M. d; Miami University. MRS. HAZEL JOHNSON Counselor; University of Cincinnati, 8., B.E; Columbia University. M..;A Miami University. MISS BETTY KIEENAN Counselor; Our Lady of- Cincinnati, E. Ed.; Catholic Universiiy of Ameri- ca. M.A,,- Xavier University; Univer- siiv of Cincinnati. SECRETARIES MRS ELNER ADAMS Treasurer MRS. HELEN GREENLAND Secretary COUNSELORS MRS, MARTHA A. PULLON Counselor,- Marshall University, A1B.; Columbia University, MAH- Miami University; University of Cincinnali: Xavier University. MISS MARILYN C. WHISLER Counselor; Denison University, B..,-A University of Cincinnati, MvEd. Keep your telephone door Open for business. MRS. MARY ELLEN MOORE Secretary MRS. ALBERTA SHOENY Secretary ADULT CAFETERIA How- One: A. Tumbleson, G. Taylor, L. Hagemeiet. G. Green, E. Walls, G. Williamson, R. McDowell. Raw Two: C. Corcoran, G. Roy, A. Fenkerl M. Gabriel, E Bailey, F. Eckels, H. Steinmann. N. Blair. MAINTENANCE How One: C. Bennett, E. Mason, 1. Dalton, V. Duff, P. Disbennett. Row Two: F. Burnett, O. Coffey. L. Hutcherson. COUNSELOBS' WORKERS How One: CK Burke, G. Corney, L. Tumbleson, C. Burke, Mrs. Moore, B. Umbachl T. Donnelly. DK Downs. Row Two: I. Wells, B. Heaberlin, C. Cook. G. Conley, K. Rose. B. Grimes, K. Vallance. G. Hacker, S. Carier. DK Mastin, M. Ferguson, D. thlinger. CLINIC Bow One: S. Broughton, i... Hertel. How Two: 5. Boothe, S. Clark, D. Roy, G. Gabe, E. Cox. B. Heaberlin, MrsK Hatfield, K. Evans. Row Three: B. Gunderson, A Moore, A. Godsey, P. Wittekind, D. Thacker' C. Hagemeier. S. Rigq, C. McLain, G. Comey, P. Bose, CK Colebank. 42 SWITCHBOARD How One: C, Adams, C. Cook. K Hayes, G. Warman. D. Smith. S. Geselbrachl, I. Bryant. Row Two: C. Caudill, L Pointer, S. Anderson, S. Perkins, C. Wright, I. Chesney. C. Panqbum, B, Parker, P. Wiilekind. ram 43 ISHHUM '! EM hang -x .11 STUDENT CAFETERIA Row One: G. Wahl, I. Foster, L, Dixon, E. Un- Thank, R Siaderman, P, Foster. B. Harp. Row Two: I. Dalton, L. Wallen, D Muellmann, I. Wahl, D. Dixon. M Bezanson. LIBRARY WORKERS Row One: Miss Backus, S. Mueller, N. Anderson, J. Moore, G. Hopper, SV Freyhof. Miss Moore. Row Two: L. Hill, L. Hughes, D. Faust CA Adams, D. Brittain, M. McErlane, D. Saveiy. Row Three: B. Wells. S. Bowman, I. Sigmon, L Groves, 3 Taylor. Not pictured: T. Disney, C. Cooper. .,7.:. .!5 .L. ...fx . Ii! ???.dl? .. tflrxwi. II I I 3!!! '1': 1?: UNDERC LASSMEN FRESHMAN OFFICERS B. Beckstedt, Treasurer; L. Leary. Secrekary; J. Lyons, Vice President; C. Hofmann, President SOPHOMOBE OFFICERS M, Fish, Treasurer; D, Haggis, Secretary; L Groves, President; C. Geiser, Vice President 93159791 JUNIOR OFFICERS P. Spears. Secretary; K. Rose, Treasurer: G. Com ley, President; I. Zimmerman, Vice President. .vaa-MWA How One: P. Ciaxk, C. Clxawfmd, S. Danfcrd, SA Creel, R Comey, M. Degaro. Row Two: T. Decker. D. Crider. B. Conn, C. Cocpez, B. Bmwn, P. Croswell. Row Three: 5. Dean, G. Davidscn. B. Davenpon, I. Cupp. K. Cooper. W. Creech. How Four: R. Bclkins, M. Cornett, C. Custer, W. Chpper, B. Cordes, V. Dams. Row Five: E. Bur- roughs, B. Cunningham, S. Cann, R. Elicker, S. Costello, 0. Egglesion. Row One: I Keith C. Farmer, D. Dykes L. Fennell, I. 41' . Row Two: E.F1anmqan P Goodman, C Durhz'n E. Go: man A. Dmham. Row Three: ', ?HI, F1an::s B Ford L Gaffney J. Evans, 121. Row Four: I. Duncan S. Heft; D. Faust S. r, C. Gabriel F Fisher Row Five: I Gibson H. Elliott D. Evans. D. Gardner, K. Gasser, L. Fichter. THE CLASS OF 1969 Row One: I. Begley, F. Auterson, C Baker, M Barnes, I. Becrafi. Raw Two: D. BalL T. Blandford, B, Brady, C. Erinkman, E4 Benken, N. Anderscm. Row Three: L. Alws. E. Aired, B. Beckstsdi, D. Brueti'mg, B. Beeth, M. Barreti Row Four: B. Adkins, G. Andrus, D. Beaty, S. Bowman, A. Beckeh, D. Barker. Row Five: D. Brown, K. Allen M. Barker, M. Beckner, L. Bennett D. Bang. Row OnE: B4 Chitwood, LA Brady, L, Braden, K. Brown, B. Carpenierl R. Buchanan. How Two: E. Bordwinel C. Burkel P, Cxeekmore, K, Brown, B. Caudill, D. Butts. Row Three: M. Blankenship. K. Cooper, P. Cobb, L. Combs, P. Chamberlinl I, Callahan. How Four: L. Caiiller, D Burnett, S. Case. 11 Carey, B. Burnett, D. Bentley. Row Five: 1. Brown, D. Callahan, J'. Bowman, D. Collins, L Browning, A, Bemius How One: D. HilE, C, Hamillon. L. Hughes. Z Garland, R Froedqe. Row Two: C. Helton, R. Genton, W. Free- land. S. Hughes, 1. Goodman! P Hanrahan. Row Three: M. Hill, M Henry, I. Hacker, F. Heriel, C. Hinkle, P. Henson, Bow Four: I. Hallerman, D. Hofmann, L. Gib- son. I. Gehler, E. Henry. G. Gabbard. How Five: D, Haynes, I. Hadchx, M. Greatorex, D. Glassmeyer, I. Glisson, I. Goecke. Row One: P. Guy, W, Iobe, W. Kessel, B. Harp, S. Hutsell. Row Two: P. Heeg, D. Koch, L. Hubbard. C. Johnson, P. Keith, S. Herr'm Row Three: B. Haines, E. Hammons, R1 Kerman, C. Hedge, G. Tones, D. Hall. How Four: V. Hayden, I. Knarr, C. Hamiiton. G. Justice, D, Hill, C. Ieffries. Row Five: K. lanes, R. Hawk. R. Foreman, E. Harris, R. Hunt, E. Ketzer. lmlfillx 'Im; in How One: R. McKinney, S. Loudermilk, K. Linden, I. Hudson. C, Massey, K. Lawson. Row Two: S. Pence, S. Livesay, B Mathis, L Hall, N. Lancaster, R. Mason Row Three: P. Mason, M. Laxlon, B. Lawson, R. Koebbe, S. Maynard, P. Louitt, Row Four: M. Levi, D. Horsley, P. Masiin, RA Karr, D. Howard, D. Lynch. Row Five: E. Lipps, I. Martz, R. Hubbard, E. Hunt, I. Lyons. S. Lawson. Row- One: I. Parsons. L. Leary, L. Koebbe, I. Ping, W. Nickson. Row Two: L. Morrisl L. Naish, P. Cooper, J. Newton, M. McCarthy, S. Neal, Row Three: D. Moore, J, Messer, M, Nickson, GA Mellett, C. Peters, A. Mills. Row Four: R. Hendricks, NL McErlane, S. Mueller, D. Miller, 1. Moore, R. Mom's. How Five: M. McCann, S. Nichting. S. Millerl R. McCann, M. Nichtlng, L, Nice. 48 Row One: I. Riley. 1. Reynolds, K. Segristd L. Pelfreyl M. ?itman. Bow Two: D. Rclneris, A. Rogers, C. Popp. C, PheEps, B. ??eam, J. Payne. Row Three: S. Provident, P. Ncrihcuti. Ni OK-sefe, R. Padgett, L. Purvis. S. Parker. How Four: E, Peirano' I. Russell, D. Rexmat, M, Ramsey, D. Pcizs. Row Five: 1. Osborne, T. Pidgeon, D. Parsley, T. Schneiderl P. Rupert M. Ritchey. How One: W. Smith, D. Skeen. S, Russell, M. Sears, SJ Snyder. Row Two: B. Segrist, C. Stone, P Simpscn, E. Brumback. T. Meinkmg. P. SmirhA How Three: 1. Riley, H. Steger, I. Shuperi, I. SchmidE, R. Sharp, Row Four: M Scarlaielia, B. Smiih, D. Spaxks, D. Smgleton, I. Simon. Row Five: B, Spurlockfi Reese, IA Schad, R. Schulte, C. Stephens, L. Schurgast, How One: K. Tay'Lor, P. Thompson, M. S1aderman, T. Sennett. 3 Taylm. Row Two: D. Stullz, M. Sayers, S. Rebenson, K. lumen P. Thurman, T. Waters. Row Three: B. Vaughn, 3. W'isbey, C. Sutton, R. Sutton, D, Spurlock. C. Txauih. Row Four: S. Taylor, B. Suppe's, P. Wardwell, L SmHh, B. Sexscn. Row Five: D. Thatcher, R Smith, D Steinmetzl T, Smiih, D. Taylor, B. Thurman, Row One: S. Ymmq K. Whitlock, I. Whaley. I. Wells. L X'Jebb, P. 'Va-raiscn, Row Two: B. Wilson, P. W'eddle, :3. Tsa 3-3 F. 'W'kerson I. Tlpicn, I. Wllscn. How . 'sbey, C. x-Nhisman, D. VVillv Row Four: E. Schie. er, L, . J. Taylcr, C. Kk'emke, L. 'allace. D. W'ahi, P. X'Veekieyl 3. William- Layior, M. Todd. 'v- w! 49 Wig - 1 1 C. . n Row Five: D. Tcx sen, D Whiie, AV Row One: S. Coffey, A. Coieman, 3. Carter. S. Cornelius. Row Two: A. Chesney, B. Corcoran, S Counis, C. Caudill, T, Cobum. Row Three: L. Cotrell C. Clendeninq, M. Cox, L. Ccok, M. Coleman. Row Four: R. Cooperl D. Collins, C. Christy, V, Bogard C. Catron. Row Five: H. Cross, H. Clark, 3'. Dres, E, Dennewilz, S. Cole. How One: S. Cupp, I. Elsmn, B. Dunbar, B. DanieL Row Two: C. Comer, D. Green, I. Dean, S. Donaldson, B. Eaion How Three: SA Dean, D, DePue, E Dykes, I Damel, C Dean. Row Four: M Dunbar, B Glins, P. Dorton. K Childers, M. Fish. Row Five: D. Genton, M. Danford, G. Gillispie, I. DeFazzio, G. Hanan 50 THE CLASS OF 1968 How One: M. Boelscher, D. Cox, L. Best, N. Abbatiella Row Two: I. Beckelheimer, B. Banksl R. Baird. DV Adamsl B Barr. Row Three: I. Ages, M. Baker. R. Allen, E; Arnold, M. Alsip, C. Criscilh's. Bow Four: H. Beckelheimer, L. Bales, M. Bezanson. K. Anderson, C; Anderson. Row Five: S, Bucker, T. Berchem, T. Back, M. Baileyl J. Bernard, D. Bientz. Row One: I. Combs, 1'. Blackburn, R. Boyd, H. Clark. Row Two: BK Carr, 1. Boyd. D. Bohlinger, A. Cannava. P. Boothe. Row Three: G. Brewer, IV Brockman, L, Be- crait, B. Beeme D. Bradley. Bow Four: IA Bouldin, R. Brinkman, D. Callahan, D. Brinker, I. Blair. Row Five: 1. Coomer, G. 80959. G. Cerasi, R. Cassidy, H. Cox. How One: S Jewell, D, Klanke, B. Irvin. E. Jackson. BOW Two: L. Jones, C. Hunt. S. lanes, F. Lane. M. Maunlel, Row Three.- R. Lancasler, R. Judd, L Lynchl G Johnson, P. Kasee Row Four: E. Klanke, I. Jordan, D. Jacobs, B. Lack. A. Hughes. Bow Five: T. Hughes, P. Kelley, I. Klar. B. Kelley, D. Jennings. Row One: N. Nickson, D. McVaugh, P, Knox, D. MastinA How Two: M. Kuhlman, P, Mariin, B. Maq- gard, S. Kramer, S. Lynn. Row Three: E'. Keaton, S. Lay, R. Ledford, B. Maupin, D. Murphy How Four: L. Lyons. K Myers, W. Lynch. K. Livesayl L Luthv Row Five: C. Metcalf, W. Lay, B. Laake, I. Mayfield. W. Pollard, L. Lay. 5I Row One: M. Ferguson, W. Godsey. L. Dixon. P, Foust. Row Two: D. Douglas. D. Haggis. B. Grimes, C. Geiger, EL Green Row Three: S. Geselbrachf, C. Farmer, L. Gillespie. D. Frazier, D, Frederick. Row Four: C. Freeman, R. Hayward, G. Gabej L, Heeq, L Fichter. Row Five: A Flagg, R. Fraley. K. Evans, P. Daley. S. Foster. Row One: B. Hamblin, P. Gorth, S. Hensley. S. Har- mon, Row Two: N. Henwood, G. Hacker, R. Horton, R Greaiorex. S. Henderson Row Three: G. Hopper, G. H011, G. Hammond, F. Holloway, L. Groves, Row Four: C. Iackson, B. Guy, P. Jones, T. Hackney, D. Hammond. Row Five: G. Harlmann, E. Green, S. Hargis, G. Haiob, H. Hogan. Row One: D. Taylor, L. Werner, P. Vize, B. Tarter. B. SEzoroch. Row Two: S, Saai. D Vanderqriff, R. W'arren, G. Tasch. IA Snyder. Row Three: G. Wheeler. L. Spurw lock, M. Tanner, C, Skeryanc, R, Shillinqer, D. Smith. Row Four: D. Turner, S. Ziizer B. Wells, D. Warren, S. Whue, E. Witi. Row Five: G. Sparks, D. Wilson, D. Keeion, D. Royalty. Iv Wing, I. Petiti. How One: M Spauldinq, P. Trippl F Timmer, D. Vaughn, E. Shelton, N. Williamson. Row Two: L. Stone, K. Wesley, G. Roy, R. Smi1h, S. Suckling, I. Wrenn. S. Wilson. Row Three: R. Taylor, C, York. K. Weber, F. Snell, N, Wilson, D. Williamson. Row Four: R. Tanner, P. Tanner, H. Wilson, D. Stall, SV Wolfe. Row Five: T. Snedeqar, S. Whalen, B, Wysonq, M. Slockman, L. Ward, C. Wilson. 52 How One: B. Paston, S. Norris, B. Noland, S. Meece. Row Two: L, Meicalfe, B Rivers, M. Molloy. C. Ross, G, Reese. Row Three: C Pinson, I. Pemberton, PA Pierce, I. Monhollen, C. Rains, Row Four: R. Priveit, R. Niemer, C. Murray, S. Neal, L. Mayne. Row Five: W. Lawhom, B. Potts, K. Reynoids, T. Minnick, RA Moreland. Row One: D. Roy, I. Shelby, N4 Rutland, N. Reuther. Row Two: I. 82cm. 8. Sacketi, R. Sieber. S. Smith, L, Sharp. Row Three: I. Quinn, G. Scotty. B. Parker, D. Smlih, E. Robb. Row Four: C. Prell, P Oliver, R Scholl, C. Schneeman, K. Seyiried. Row Five: T. Raabe, I. Sigmon, R. Snedegar, K. Parks, L. Slavey. How One: L. Gabbard. R. Collins, T. Donnelly, KA Doyle. Row Two: L. Daws, CL Fichier. L. Brown, D. Daniels, E. Cox. Row Three: M. Colyer, B. Dawson, S. Freyhof, 1. Davis, B. Disney. Row Four: J. Green, S; Crcwe, 1W Hanrahan, A. Dixon, M. Fraley. Row Five: R. Garielman, L Del Vecchiol A. Decker, I. Coy, G. Cornelius How One: R. Godsey. I, Glisson. 1. cher, C- Garland, S. Fiddix. Row Two: F. Kirby, I. Greathouse, C. Dunir ; . Row Three: I. Giljscn, P, Dwyer, Row Four: G, Conley, .n. Row Five: Francis, D. 53 THE CLASS OF 1967 Raw One: A, Adkins, P. Bose. C. Beck, R. Bielschmidl. Row Two: A, Bauer. J, Benhase, C. Bowman, S. Ander- son, S. Back. Row Three: M Baker, R. Beaty. T, Booihe, P. Anderson, B. Pendletcn, B. Baker. Row Four: F. Begley, W. Beituschl P. Bail, B. Becker, 1'. Borin, Row Five: B. Adkins, D. Blshopl W. Burnett, T. Barkau, P. Barney, B. Barker. Raw One: 3 Broughton, B. Burns, 1. Carlos, V. Cecil. Row Two: D. Dixcn, S, Carson, M. Brewer, L. Burnett. C. Bruetiinq Raw Three: S. BurIESS. I, Brass, M. Clark, I. Chesney, C. Burke. Row Four: G, Braun, R. Carter. M. Erumback, B. Brennecke, G. Brittain. Row Five: D. Childersl L Buquo, R. Boyd, M. Calhoun, D. Cahall. EIEIII iiiEEifz 5;?!- 'I Hi, I g, A n , ' gff' Row One: Hale, D. Howelll S Howani Row One: C. Haney. S. Houghton, L. Hertel, C. Kidd, S. Hobt, M Riddle. Row Two: A. Iagodilz, R Hood L. Hurd I. Helton, L Jones, N. Hopper. Row Three: C. Hughes T. Hu11,D. Heineman, B. Kauffman E. Howard. D Canterbury. How One: P. Manning, 3 Lay, G. Long, G. Lucas, C. Marksbury. How Two: C, Kirsch, P. Lambert, Y. Kraeu mer, C. Lusk. SA Livesay Row Three: T. Lawsoi, G. Mason, W. Lusk, H Mason, M. Lutsch. Row Four: M. Loehle, R. Maslin, B. Loose. M. Lawson, I. Gibson Row Five: Av Lane, R Loomis, I. Kramer, B. Mayfield. B. Linden. How One: P Foster, D. Newion, C. Mullikinl D Moore. Row Two: D. Metzqer, G. Millerj K. Mounce, L. Morgan, L. McCabe. How Three: C. Moreland, B. Meranda, C. M-m ' . Morgan, R McShane, D. Moerlein. Row Four: C Morfw , bach, S. Longbotiom, M. Meiz, K. Mitchell, D. Morgan. Row Five: M. McLain, I. Morgenrolhl D. Morsbach, D. , Meadows, R. Ostendarp. ' 3 54 A 5-. mam S. Haubner, S. Haenny. D, Everman, K. Hart, I. Caddell. P. Harp. Row Two: D. Gains, L. Hop- kins, I. Dumeman, 1.. Good, L. Haley, D. Duncan Row Three: D Faust, P. Gallagher. P. Hulchinson, B. How- One: B. Reynolds, F. Reece. I, Roberts, I, Richter. Row Two: L, Paslon, B. Parker, G. Reedy, S. Owens, DK Plunkelt, B. Pelley Row Three: G. Parks, L. Pointer, C. Poole, J'. Parr, S. Perkins. Row Four: M. Lawson, W, Roberts, M. Reynolds, B. Powell, G. Roark. Row Five: B. Pennington, T. Spurlock, R. Sfeinberg. Raw Six: H. Roberts. I. Popplewell, B. Knight. fgl-ig ! How One: L. Smith, P. Staderman, J. Smith, P, Spears. Row Two: D, Smith, S. Russell. M. Sears, S. Steidle, B. Sears. Row Three: E. Spurlock, C, Sparks. C. ShiEIds, K. Rose. G. Rose: Row Four: D. Sipes, D. Sper, S Smith, D. Savely, R. Scott. Row Five: A. Salt. G. Saylcr, I. Schneeman, B. Shoephlin, P. Ruck. mummy: How One: D. Tackeit, G. Wannan. B. Tuiile, L. Thomas. How Two: B. Stewart, J. Stewart, T. Sutlon. C. Swanqer. K. Stevenson. Raw Three: K. Stevens, D. Vaughn, J, Taylor. H. Strunk, D. Sykes. Row Four: D. Thacker, G Tedford, J. Sterneberg, B. Town, B. Van Antwelp. ROW Five: B. Wilson, T. Taeqer, C. Terwilliger, D. Teepen, B. Waddle. 12mm i: gt: mm wwqm Row One: S. Webber, K. Wade, G. Wahl, S. Zetlel, L, Wallace. Raw Two: K Waddle. P. Wittekind. L. Wolf, L. Young, I. Zimmerman, M. Williams. Row Three: '1'. Zaferes, D Wong. S Walker, C. Wright, B. Wreny Row Four: S Wall, I, Willson, G. Parmley, R. Wolfe, L. Williams, K. Webb. 55 Bob Braun's Gal Friday of 1966 is Kathy Doyle. 114' VlIE Our underclassmen Best Alermund Sophomores oi 1965: Susie Broughlon and Marshall Brumback. 56 On what page is that picture of the frog anatomy? What at it? Can you get me? active With jobs, studies, sports, honors for Alma Mater Pst! What did you get for problem five? An in-depth study of the anatomy of underclassmen revealed aspects of thought processes and physique. Freshmen were found to have broken bones from being trampled tn the halls, strained muscles from freshman sports and GAAH and red faces acquired by trips to the wrong gym. A sophomores brain contained miscel- laneous postulates and theorems, fragments of crepe from the Sophomore Dance, and concussions caused by misguided shots of the reserve basketball team. Among the unusual objects identified as part of a juntorls anatomy were a corsage pin from the Junior Prom, 51 well-chewed pencil from the PSAT, and several unused postcards from the Washington trip. Science now has a better understanding of these three tadpolehke stages in the development of mature, confident seniors. ATHLETICS .wx'r r, . - .' . I, How One: S. Taylor, M. Mundy, G. Parks, D. Vaughn, PV Hayes, 8' Watson, B. Boggess, I. Borin, R. Reese, L. Key, F. Carder, B. Mayfield, P. Neppes, R. Bennett. Row Two: D. Sipes, Gt Wilson, E. Hyden, T. Hatfield, Mt Eads. D. Heineman, I. Barkau, M. Calhoun, Ti Spurlock. B. Powell, W. Hater, L. Potratke, A, Sohmer. Ruw- Three: Coach Hof- feld, Coach Parker, I. Simes, M. Endejann, R. Netmer, D. Royalty, H. Let's all get in on this! 60 n V ' r . r ti... Cross. Mt Stockmanl I. Mayfield, Bi Potts, H, Hogan, J, Young, C. Murray. D. Smith, Coach Frazier, Coach Jump. Row Four: T. Meinking, K. Weber, M. Barnard, M. Fish, Ii Coomer, G. Scotty, B. Guy, T. Hackney, B. Fields. B. Klanke, Si Hurt, R, Robb, K. Wilkinson, E. Taylor. The winning season of the 1965 varsity Indians can be attributed to the capable leadership of CO-Captains Randy Reese and Jerry Borin, and the unity of the squad. From the ten games that were played, the teem won five, lost four, and tied one game with Mt. Healthy, a game which kept the Mt. Healthy squad from achiev- ing a first place position in the league. The last game of the season, Norwood vs. Ftnheytown, was played in the rain, but the Indians showed their spirit by being victorious, though mud-soaked, in a 14-0 score. In the locker room, however, the team was not so serious as on the field for this year, the squad held church serv- icesw with Reverend William Boqgess presiding. improvement was a. key word this year and, conse quently, movies were taken at the games to give the team a chance to see their mistakes and the mistakes of their oppoeition, Colleges also received these movies, which helped them choose those boys deserving scholarships. William Hotfeid, head coach, stated that the most ime portant teeter contributing to this year's success was togetherness. The Indians proved their togetherness by their victories and proved their appreciation of a great coach by presenting 1 r. Hoffeld with a plaque reading, To Vfiiiiam Rt Hotieid who led our team to Victory. The 1965 Football Teamf VARSITY FOOTBALL I've got a hold on you, ball! 1965 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Norwood 1 . . . 14; Glen Este ...... 13 Norwood . . , 0; Princeton . . . 1 .14 thles m ccurage. NOIWOOd, 1 0; Anderson 1 . 1 . . .40 Norwood. . . . 1 1 120; Reading . . . . . 6 Norwood 20; Colerain . 1 . . . 18 Norwood U; Lockland . . . . 12 Norwood . 8; Greenhills . 1 . 2 Norwood. , , . 1 . 1 0; Wyoming , ,38 Norwood 12,- ML Healthy . . . 1 .12 Norwood , 12; Finneytown . . U J 1965 30-5: apza: ':ns Randy Reese Jerry Borin. Is this how you play leapfrog? bl H5 A, Run, baby, run! N' I 4:! .'- N. Row One: B. Corrado, R. Reeves. B. Disney, G. Keuffer, W. Scotty. I. Pest. Row Two: I. Coy, Dh Eustice, I, Bouldinl B. Laake, A. Bernard. L. Nice, G. Sparks! 5. Bernard. CROSS COUNTRY Members of the long-winded speedy society began preparing for the cross country Team four weeks before the opening of school, With Donald Littman as coach. Milcrest Park was the site for all home meets. and Avon Fields, the site for the Hamilton County League meets. Pace-setters for the thin dads were Allen Bernard, Doug Eustice, Iim Post, and Wayne Scottyl Leader of 1he pack. FRESHMEN CHEERLEADEHS: Row One: B. Suppe. S. Hater. Row Two: Ne Lan- caster, M. White, P. Simpson. CHEERLEADEBS We'll win, by golly! was the cheerleaders' ardent yell as they leaped into orbit and boosted both the enthusiasm of the meters and the ego of the players, For 1965-1966, Kathy Glab. varsity captain,- Diane Haggis, reserve captain; and Melody White. freshman captain, united the squads by having each group do the same cheer, instead of having each group yell different ones. Besides leading rousing pep rallies, the cheep leaders urged clubs to decorate the field house and promoted red and blue day to stimulate spirit. RESERVE CHEERLEADERS: Row One: K. Weddle, D. Haggis, L. Hertel. Row Two: 5. Geselbracht, Ct Geiser. VARSETY CHEERLEADERS: B. Corrado, S. Stamper, K. Rose, L. Lovely K. Glab, Gt Haschart, C. Panqburn. St Boothe, B. Brockman. Sure this is B-Ballhl but the b is for basket not bowling, Pauli You win; I surrender! 64 Norwood Norwood Norwood waood Norwood Norwood Norwocd NDIwocd Norwood Norwood Norwcod Ncrwood Norwncd Norwood Norwcod Ncrwood Norwood Nerwood We reach lor the unknown. VARSWY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 45; 50; 48; 68; 53: 62: 63: 49; 52; 58; 81; 56: 53: 68: 59; 52; 59; 52: Mxlfcrd Greenhills Madelra Wyoming Princeton Walnul Hills Lincoln Heights Reading Anderscn aneytown Lockland Glen Esle Oak Hills I'Iamson Ml. Heaiihy Talawanda St. Bernard Indlan Hill 56 64 7O ,76 62 48 47 .75 66 75 80 60 65 75 41 67 4! 67 POWtWOW, Row One: M. Brumback, P. Neppes, P. Hines, M. McLain, G. Tedford, J. Bouldin, Wt Roberts Row Two: Coach Gardner, I, Lancaster, 1. Coy, A. Hill, D. Heineman. M. Calhoun, 1. Morgenroth. D. Eustice. BASKETBALL The 1965-1966 varsity basketball team, although end- ing the season with a record of five Wins and thirteen losses and a league record of four wins and seven losses, exhibited outstanding sportsmanship and im- measurable improvement. Battling a heighth weakness in the center and forward positions was one important negative factor contributing to the outcome of the sea- son. Thus, team assets had to stem from the qualities of urgent hustle and ardent desire. Builders of high scoring columns were Mike Calhoun, averaging 14.9 points, Allen Hill, averaging 11.4 points, and Doug Eustice, averaging 10.9 points. Starters Mike Calhoun, Paul Neppes, Allen Hill, Pat Hines, and Doug Eustice were frequently assisted by henchmen. Joe Morgenroth and lack Bouldin, while relying upon Mike McLain. Gary Tedford, Jim Coy, Dale Heineman, and Ierry Lancaster as relief men. Since four of the eight juniors earned varsity basket- ball letters and the reserve team proved its outstanding ability by winning the Hamilton County Suburban LeagueEastern Division championship, Coach Gardner feels that, with a little more team height, 1966-1967 can be a rewarding year for the varsity squad. All they must do is desire to win and sacrifice to achieve that goal; RESERVE BASKETBALL Row One: T. Snedeqar, I, Mayfield, GA Sparks, DV Roy- alty, M. Fish Bow Two: Coach Queryj L. Nice, G. Bernard, L Barkau, B. Laake. R. Snedeqar. Mastering in arts of agility and precision shooting, the N.H.S. reserve basket- ball team was glorified in capturing the Eastern Division Hamilton County Suburban League championship. Outstanding in team efforts were David Query, coach, Wayne Roberts, leader in assists and percentage of freethrows, Bob Laake, best in rebounding, and Mel Fish, best in deiensive play Row One: G. Mason. B. Carr, E. Lancaster, 3 Parker, L. Fichter, L. Luih, I. Warren, E. Green, D. Hammond, EL Laurence. Row Two: I. Siqmon, Mgr., M. McLain. C. Murray, G. Sparks, T. Hatfield, B. Laake, LA Nice, K. Parks, P. Nappes, P. Milliner, K. Myers, Mgr, Coach Geiser. 1965 RESERVE BASEBALL The reserve baseball team, composed mostly of freshmen boys. met stiff competition in their 1965 season. Although Larry Luth and Charlie Murray registered excellent batting averages and Bob Laake displayed spectacular pitching, the Indians. coached by Jay Geiser, suffered eight losses in ten games 66 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL MWM ma 24 I: My f: How One: M. Deqaro, S. Taylor, Row Two: M. Sears, E. Brumback, R. Steqer, B. Beckstedt. M. Todd. C. Hoffman, S. Maynard. R. Wilkerson, D. Bruettinq. How Three: R. Hawk, D, Steinmetz, T. Smith, It Bowman, D. Glassmeyer, R. Williamson. I. Mam, S. Miler. I. Lyons, Coach Fraziert The triumph of securing the title of Eastern Division Hamilton County Subur- ban League Co-Champions for the second year was worth all effort exercised by the 1965-1966 freshman basketball team, Impressive in each of their fields, William Frazier planned strategy, Jack Bowman led in scoring, Tim Smith and Rod Williamson were tops in rebounding, Bob Beckstedt served as playmaker, and Jim Lyons handled best defensive playing. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL The freshman football team, coached by Richard Pardtni, finished the season with two wins, four losses, and one tie. By beating Glen Este 38-0 and Reading 16-12, they showed their power as point qetters, and their potential as another victnrious varsity. Row One: S. Maynard, Mt Ritchey, D. Bruettinq, L. Brady, M. Nicksonl K. Cooper, I. Hacker, E. Phelps, M. Staderman, S. Taylor. Row Two: Coach Pardini, D. Potts, R. Reese, D. Willqing, I. Knarr, Lt Wallen, C. Wallace, 1. Lyons, I. Gehler, R Fox, 13. Sexsont Row Three: I. Taylorl A, Taylor, Ct Hofmann, K. Gos- ser, T. Smith, I. Bowman. I. Martz, D. Steinmetz. D. Wemke, M. Todd, E. Henry, F. Rupert. 67 1965 BASEBALL The varsity baseball team of 1965 can proudly acclaim a record of eight wins and ten losses, six of which were lost by only one point. Since last yearls team consisted mostly of juniors, Coach Bill Frazier is looking forward to an even more rewarding season in 1966. How One: A. Cannava, Mgr., W. Roberts. Pt Hines, Lt Hammond, S. Watson, B. Boqgess, D. Cahall, I. Bouldin, D. Phelps, I. Bowman, Mgr. 1 9 6 5 T R A C K Row Two: E. Osborn, M. Mundy, D, Ligqett, L. Potrafke, M, Calhoun, B. Kauffman. E. Stone, D. Held, R. Reese, S. Stewart, Coach Frazier. 1965 was Norwood's strongest track year in recent history. County timekeepers looked twice at their stop watches as run- ners like Terry Lee, Melvin Tungate, and Tom Hamrn crossed the wire in record-breakinq times. Under the expert direction of Coaches Donald Littman and William Hoffeld the Norwood team secured fourth place in the seven-member Hamilton County League. Row One: S. Sackett, K. Weber. B. Loose, H. Wilson, G. Brewerl G. Scotty, F. Begley. G. Goodman, E. Head, R. Robb. B. Disney, M. Fish. Row Two: T. Meinking, S. Burress, M. Endejann, I. Green, W. Scotty'. B. Corrado, I. Burch, D. Sipes, D. Vaughn, T. Lee, M Tungate, R. Taylor. Row Three: I. Deho, VA Daniel, T. Hamm, R. Steinberq, I. Deho, R. Bennett, T. Weitlauf, G. Christy, D. Heineman, B. Edwards. A. Ledbetter, B. Hyden, D. Chambers. 68 Wrestling as expert matmen, the boys of the Norwood wrestling team participated in competition for the sec 0nd year since the game returned to N.H.S. The team. coached by William Hoffeld, exhibited a dedication to purpose and a will to win Which led to the defeat of Sycamore and Lincoln Heights, as well as high scoring in other contests. Symbolic of the spirit of the team was Garry Scotty Who won the Princeton Invitational, the Hamilton County Suburban League Championship, and the Southwestern Ohio District Championship in his weight class. Row One: D. Hammond, A. Cannava, R. Russell, E. Chitwood, P. Wat- son, M. Levi, P. Rupert, W. Nickson, E. Phelps, L. Schurqast, D. Genton, R. Reeves. Bow Two: Coach HoHeld, T. Meinking, Fl Beqley, L. Benhase, S. Watson, B. Linden, ll Brockman, B, Bogqess, MA Mundy, G. Scotty, R. Pennington, D. Sipes. Row Three: W. lobe, L. Fichter, L. Groves, F. Snell, D. Callahan, C. Morgan, H. Cox, W. Scotty, B. Guy, R. Reese, H. Mason, B. Carr. WRESTLING 1965 GOLF There was no joy on the golf course last year since the 1965 golf team lost all seven games played. The squad, supervised by Mrl Aaron Gerrard, consisted of senior Ron Ostendarp and sophomores Bob Ostendarp, John Sterneberg, and. Larry Williams. Although the boys placed last in the Hamilton County League tournament at Sharon Woods, they still showed the great spirit typical of all sportsmen at Norwoodl Bow One: R. Ostendax-p, L, Wiliams. Re Ostendarp. Shouts of Ground, stick, charge! announce the sports season of the Girts' Athletic Association, the female counterpart of the Norwood High Athletic De- partment. In September the girls don blue gymsuits and swing hockey sticks on the front lawn; During Santa Claus season they engage in volleyball compe- tition, followed by basketball Which ends in homeroom tournaments. With the arrival of spring, the slugger- ettes run the softball bases. Throughout the year, G.A.A. sponsors hikes to nearby parks and opens the pool for use on Thursday nights. Five points are awarded to any girl participating in a night's activity or for hiking one mile. A charm is given to those who have earned 100 of these points. The highest award a girl athlete can receive is a GAA.A. ring which is given in return for her earning 500 points. Will the fourth player please step out and be recognized? GIRLSt ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Row One: I. Beckelheimer, H. Beckelhetmer, I. Coyle, 1'. Smith. Row Two: D. Taylor. D. Thee. G. Gabe. 70 You are ready? We begin. Ready. Aim. Fire! Precision. I don't want any complaints about ibis service. O.K.? Thar she blows! 72 Hold on there. I've got the ball now. Hey, you with the bat, it's not as hard as all that. H :7... 45W puny J1N21 -'- -'-WMW:K y P '. l 'i n i ORGANIZATION S P, Hines; G. Early'wine; K. Glab; J. Borin. Row One: I... Webb. N. Nickson, C. Phelps, B. Tartar, L, Hubbard, P. Levitt, C. Hinkle, R. Sleqer, M. Nickson, K1 Glab, D. Taylor, 1., Leary. Row Two: L. Hertsl, S, Donaldson, C. Beck, K4 Hart, 1. Hood, 1. Wells. A. Douglas, M. Nunn, B. Parker. GV Earlywine, L. Morgan, D. Everman, I. Beckelheimer. Raw Three: P, Moore, R, Tartar. Bt Brockman, M, Alexander, 'Is . 4'4 '51 t ta? w x in . Wiv Mr STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS President ................................ . ........ JERRY BORIN Vice President ...................................... PAT HINES Secretary ......................................... KATHY GLAB Treasurer .................................... GAYE' EARLYW'INE Student Council has made it possible for any dist traught student to voice his grievance or suggestion about school policy through the medium of the council representative in his homeroom. Issues discussed this year included the parade for the passage of the School Tax Levy and the Community Chest Drive. R. Moreland, P. Tallent, B. Becksledt, Ct Haqemeier, D. Buqliune, C. Kidd. S. Wolfe. Row Four: L. Groves, S, Laurence, D. Sines, P. Hines, D. Van Scyoc, P. Neppes, V. Abbatiello, F. Snell, J. Hipkins. C, Prelil D. Potts. Row Five: M. Danford, K . Webb, D. Vaughn, M, Beckner, I. Buquol G. Dykes, I, Eorin, P. Weekleyl M. Lance, S. Crowe, 0. Rose, 5 A ., WM;- .w. h I, t ! j: laun- t a . ., l .- q- - I '3 O or w ',a.. f w b 3- , ' a t Lt 76 Row One: K. Wade, S. Broughton, G. Earlywine, 1. Hood. E. Cox, C. Bruet- ling, L, Lovell, C. Colebank, L, Morgan, A, Godsey, B. Umbach. Row Two: D. Foust, J. Coyle, I. Richter, Av Dixon, D. Buqlione, D. Moerlein, S, Frey- hof, I. Zimmerman. K. Hayes, J. Roberts, C. Rutland. Bow Three: S. Parker, A. Moore, C, McLain, Dt Thee, B. Erockman, B. Corrado, C. Panqburn, S. Boothe, S, Stamper, G. Haschart, L. Key. Raw Four: 1. Burch, H. Chase, G- REBdY. I. Chesney, C. Adams, C. Haqemeler, P. Anderson, C. Wright, D. Wong, P. Murphy. Row Five: Gt Conley, I, Grime; M. Nunn, D. Van Scyoc, S. Anderson, R. Tartar, J. Dunagan, I. Holmes, C. Grey, M. Clark, S. Vorbmker, B. Monforl, Haw Six: D. Phelps, R. Reese! P. Hines, T4 Hip kins, L4 Bernius. 0 Rose. S. Lyons, Rt Fox, D. Downs, L. Morris, B, Backert Row Saven: L. Weber, 1. Lancaster, Mt Hades, V. Daniel, M. Mef- tord, MISS Sayre, I. Phelps, A. Hill, It Eor'm, Tt Hatfield, I. Coy. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS President . , , . t . . . t . . MIKE MEFFORD Vice President . . . . t . t t h . . JERRY BORIN Secretary , . . , . CHRISTINE HUT'LAND Treasurer . . . . , . . . . . . IEANNE ROBERTS At each induction of new members into the National Honor Society four candles are lighted, symbolic of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. Al- though the main purpose of the organization is to inspire these qualities in the individual actions of students, the organization as a whole undertook some projects such as the purchasing of new flags for all homeIooms. This project, a delight to most of the school, proved quite a chore to Miss Mariel Sayre and Honor Society members Who pressed and hung each flag. Along with the flags, scholastic banners for homerooms with highest grade averages were presented at a special assembly featuring patriotic and scholastic speeches. 77 How One: J. Roberts, C, Rutland. Row Two: I. Borin, MV MeHord. How One: D, Thee, Feature Editor; B. Ccrrado, Sports Editor; 1C. Hayes, News Editor. How Two: M. Alexander, News Editor; I. ijkms. Editor m Chief,- R. Reese, Managing Editor. Row Three: P. Hines, Sports Editor,- S. Boothe, Feature Editor. MIRROR The nineteen members of the 1965-1966 Mirror staff continues a 51-year-old tradition of unifying ideas of faculty and student body into each publication of the Mirror. Mr. Thomas Cahill, teacher of the theory of newspaper publication to juniors in Iournalism I, chooses the most outstanding students for the honor of becoming staff members for the next year. In each of the twenty-five issues of the Mirror. articles are in- cluded concerning all facets of school life, and vibrant editorials spark pensive minds to consider issues ex- tending beyond the walls of N.H.S. Mirror subscribers have made a wise investment in a paper that is able to meet the high standards set year after year. 78 mm, :4 l - t' w News Bureau; F. McCarthy,- kneeling, L. Hm. N. Harper, Photography Editor; M. Hughes, Copyreader; P. Walk, Proof- reader; N. Howard, Proofreader. How One: B. Jones, Business Staff. How Two: R Tallent, Circulation Mam aqer; C MCLain, Circulation Manager; B. Paston, Business Staff: S. Stamper, Business Manager. How One: 1.. Werner, D. Bruetling, P. Spears, A Cannava, C. Geiser, L. S. Baulhe, C. McLain. I. Parker, D. Thee, M. Alexander, S. Haier. Bow Hertel, R Arnold, K, Whitlock, L. Kcebbel Row Two: G. Reedy, C. Wysonq, Four: A. Bernius, D, Stall, D. Downs, 11 Hammond, D. Smith, P, Tallem, E Becksledt, I. Schad, K. Hayes, I. Zimmerman, L. Roy, G. Reesel S. R. Reese, E. Monforl, B. Haines. Row Five: F. Snell, M. Hancock, P. Ball, Broughton, M. McCarthy. Bow Three: S Donaldson, H. Reese, I, Gover. M, Mefiord. I. Phelps. M. Calhoun, W. Roberts, G. 80539, B. Pasley. M a 3, n . , , .. ,,, 79 SILHOUETTE Stemming from a special issue of the Mirror published in 1908, the SILHOUETTE has matured into a hardbound representation of the efforts of the staff. Endless hours Of work confront Senior Editors, who have to organize each section of the book to comply with the underlying theme. Junior members of the staff, besides publishing the Tele-Talkl submit articles which, after careful re- vision, become major portions of the literary aspect of the SILHOUBTTE. However, the planning and molding of the structure of the book began long before September. Meetings were held in the summer where the staff suggested, discussed, and decided What would be done the fol- lowing year. Miss Smith, adviser, guided the staff from making serious mistakes during the first stages of the book', and during the year Mr. Kaschak supervised the businese end of the publication of the yearbook. Only because of the teamwork of the 1966 SILHOUETTE staff could the finished product hit the presses. Row One: M. Nunn, Club Editor; K, Hayes, CwFacully and Senior Portrait Edttor. Row Two: 1'. Lancaster, Sports Editor; R. Tartar, Index Editor; I Hood, CoiFaculty and Senior Portrait Editor; 5. Vorbroker, Literary Edltor. Row Three: D. Thee, G.A.A. Editor; I. MaasHArt Editor. Iunior Staff: How One: L. Morgan, D. Moerlein. I. Zimmerman, K. Doyle, E, Cox, Haw Two: I. Chesneyl C. Wright, K. Hart. 8. Perkins, C. Bruemng. Row Three: 1'. Covle, D. Downs, T. Hatfield, S. Freyhot, D, Faust. I. Fatheim Co-Editor 'm Chiet; Miss Smith. Advisor; C. Rutlend, Co-Editor m le . 80 Raw One: P4 Knox, L. Werner. S. Broughton, R Tripp, '1'. Meinking, K. Froedqe, K. Wade, G. Lang, C. Phelps, N. Lancaster. Row Two: B. Chil- wood, I. Richter, M McErJane, D. Moerleinl G. Brewer. B. Greiwe, H. Lancasler, D. Sparks, 3. Stamper, R, Smith. Row Three: M, Sears, K Seyfried. L. Catiller, C. Anderson, I. Brockman, M. Fish, L Gover. B. 8l G, Earlywine, Assistant Index Editor; B. Monfori, I. Phelps, Assistant Club Editors; 1.. Weber, L. Lovell. Assislant Sporls Editors. Not pic- tured: P. Durham. Assislam Literary- Editor. R. Lancaster, Assistant Advertising Manager; WA Roberts. Assistant Business Manager: By Corrado. Business Manager; R, Wolfe, Photog- rapher; Mr. Kaschak, Adviser; G. Conley, Photographer; G. Boese. Assistant Manager. Not pictured: T, Geiger, Advertising Manager. C. Adams; C. McLain; C. Pangburn; S. Royalty. Gunderscn, S DeVary. L Cotrell. Row Four: T, Zaferes, i-L Chase, R. Ostendarp, I, Post, C. Gabriel, P, Tallent, L. Bemius. H. Hogan, H, Kirby. Row Five: 1. Greathouse. L. Pointer, I Coy, S. Hargis, E. Worland, G. Halter, T. Callahan, M. Brumback. FRENCH CLUBS I AND II A Parisian atmosphere floats from any French club meeting Where members discuss money raising proiq ects Which will help finance the support of a French mother and daughter and a family of four Algerian refugees Throughout 1he year French club sponsors the sale of Norwood High School stationery, and, in The spring, club members organize the Mardis Gras Hat Tuesdaw dance. FRENCH I OFFICERS President .. ............... ................... LYNN LEARY Vice President ..... ..... RON STEGER Secretary ......... ............. ........... .A.....PA'I'I'I KEITH Treasurer ...... .... ............. PAULA GUY FRENCH II OFFICERS President ............. .................... JACK BOULDIN Vice President ....................... ..... ..DIANE HAGGIS Secretary ..... . ................. . ..... ..........CAROL GEISER Treasurer ........ ..LINDA HEEG Row One: B. Harp, L, Leary, M. Sears, F. Auterson, C. Hamilton. C. Manning, P. Keith, P. Guy, C. Massey, B. Carpenter, C. Burke, 1... Fennell, L. Webb. How Twn: D, Moore, D. Koch, R. Wilkerson, B Criswell, S Robertson, D Horsley, P. Lovm, S. Loudermilk, RV Spurlock, E. Brumback, N. Anderson, N. Lancaster. Mrs. Kamm- pas. Row 11:89: R. Steger, P. Heeq, S. Dean, B. Comm L. Hubbard. I. Tipton, MA Alsip, R Fisher, D Wisbey, C. Hedge, IV Hallerman, S. szxrdwine Row Four: C Salzman, L Davis, B. BackstEdt, C. Gabriel, P. Daleyl V. Hayden. G, Reedy, I. Schad. 1'. Russell, S. Case. Row Five: M. Baker, B, Burnett, K. Jones, D. Brown, C. Prell, J. Glisson, D. Rexroat, S. Freyhol, R. Taylor, K. Johnson. Row Six: D. Cahall, L. Nicel. C. Murray, 1. Bernard, B, Laake, R. Williamson, D. Town, 5. Miller. K. Mitchel . Row Ona: B Umbach, E. Carr, 1. Shelby, 5. Broughton, M, Raulher, P. Fousl, S. Hensley, N. Hutland. D Mastin, C. Come. D. Roy, D, Taylor. Bow Two: L. Stone, C. Caudill, D. Haggis, C. Genser, K Hayes, N. Harper, M. Alexander. I. Hood, L, Heeq, G. Barlywine, G. Reese, S. Geselbracht, M. Brewer. Row Three: E. Lancaster, S. Smith, C, Morgan, C. Anderson S. Dash, L. Spurlock, C. Rexroat, C, Freeman, D. Smith. R. Smith, Row Four: R. Sieber. R. Shillinger, S. Sackeu, L. Groves, H. Chase, S. DeVary. D. Smith. D. Murphy. K. Anderson, A Huqles. C. Ross. Row Five: B. Vaughn, '1'. Minnick, 1.. Hill, L. Young, D. Hayden. G. Haschari, C. Adams, P. Bose. K. Stevenson, D. Turner, D. Stall, How Six: 5. Clark, D. Downs, V. Abbatiello, K. Webbl K Parks. I. Coomer. K. Myersl S. Anderson, R Anderson, C, McLain, I. Zimmerman. Bow Seven: 1. Siqmon, M. Brumback. K. Rowland, H Cox. D. Genlon. J. Back. T. Hameld, B. Kelley, M. Lance, S. Laurence. Row Eight G. Sparks, H Hogan, E, Spurlock. E. Barman, V. Daniel, A. Bernard, V. Crass, L. Nice, I. Bouldin, I. ancaster. How 021.6: C. Johnson, M. McCarthy, B. Hannigan, R. Kermanl E. Wilson, 5. Danford. M. Degarc. Row Two: De Stultz, 1. Parsons, I. Brown. B. Genton, G. Roy. A, Cannava, Pt Croswell. Bow Three: M, McErlane, P7 Waddle, C, Custer, D, Faust, RV Hendricks. D. Barker, 1. Smith, A. Ftaqq. Row Four: K. Chiiders, P. Dorton, T. Schneider, R. Carter. B. Cunninghaml M. Cox, G. Conley. Raw One: Ex Cox. K. Glab. D. Tackelt. L. Hill, R. Arnold, I. Wells, P. Tripp, P. Wittekind, Ct Colebank, Nt Nickson, D, Moore, Row Two: M. Nunn, S. Riqq, D. Frederick, G. Scotty, S. Brewer, S. Freyhoi, S. Lay, D. thlinger, N. Abhatiello. How Three: K, Weber, D. Westermeyer. D. Wonq, H. Chase, G. Haggis. B. Montort, R. Tarler. I. Scott. L. Colrell, B. Wells. How You: W. Scotty. B. Parker, G. Boese, 0. R059, M. Grace, C. Poole, Dt Thacker, I. Blair, B. Brockman. 13. Canada. Raw Five: B. Potts, I. Moerlein, 1. Baylor, L Borin, V. Daniel, I. Earkau, l. Phelps, M. Mefford, L, Weber, M. Hall, .- mu:- w . hr uni; . mm: 83 LATIN CLUBS OFFICERS President ............................ ............GREG BOESE Vice President ................. . . ...... . . . . .. . . .RUTH ARNOLD Secretary-Treasmer ................. . . . . . . . . . . . ...... PAM TRIPP Program Chairman ................ . .......... . . .MURRAY GRACE America est patria mea. America est patria ma; Translation: What earnest, hardworking Latin student could ever forget that quotation or the monthly Latin club meetings. advised by Miss Eileen Farris and Miss Betsy Hackenberq, student teacher? Long after the third declension and hic, haec. hoc have been forgotten, Latin club members will still remember the dance in February and the togas they wore while feasting orgy- style at the traditional Roman Banquet. SPANISH CLUB Members of Spanish Club have an interest in Spain, the land of bull fights and olive groves. Mr. Wynn guides these students in intelligent discussion, and those members who visited Mexico last summer report on the people and customs of present day Mexico. SPANISH HONOR SOCIETY Outstanding Spanish students in either the second, third, or fourth year Spanish classes Who are blessed With an A average are eligible for induction into Spanish Honor Society at an annual fiesta in the spring. Row One: We Jobe. Se Carter, S. Provident. C. Phelps, Me Henry, I. Moore, 5. Mueller, B. Suppe', M. BoeISCher, L. Werner. Row Two: T. Sennen. P. Teaquej D. Eruetlinq, E. Allen, I. Beckelheimer, B. Rivers, J. Roberls, Ee Benken, L. Lovell, C, Wysonq, S. Hater. Row Three: 5. Royalty, S. Zetlel, D, Buqlione, Be Irvin, PA Wittekind, G. Tasch, G. Hacker, S. Parker, De Frazier, P. Srouie, S. Owens, D. Everman. Raw Four: H. Beckelhclmer. I. Blackburn, Ce Panqbum, C. Hagemeier, D, Savely, D. Warren, Fe Snell, L Helwon, C, Calron, C. Brueninq, G. Gabe. Row Five: C. Kidd, L. Bemiusj P. Pierce, A. Bernius, M. Fish, R. Tarterj S. Boothe. B. Heaberlin. C. Moreland, D. Howard. Row Six: C. Grey, E, Counts, S, DeVary, P4 Neppes, KA Reynolds, C. Bowman, 8. Watson, Fe Hipkins, K, Seylried, De Vaughn. Row Seven: D. Phelps, D. Van Scycc, I. Holmes. 1. Borin, De Royalty, I, Wing, P. Hines, G. Tedford, R. Reese, L. Key. Row Eight: H. Elliott, B. Powell. W. Hafer, M. Calhounl A. H111, D. Teepen, G, Saylor. M. Eades, P. Weekley, M. McLain, OFFICERS President ................................. CYNTHIA PANGBURN Vice President .................................... LONNIE' KEY Secretary ........... .. ............................ GAYLE GABE Treasurer ........ . .......................... CAROL BRUETHNG OFFICERS President .................................. DAVID VAN SCYOC Vice President .................................... LONNIE KEY Secretary ................................... DONNA BUGLIONE Treasurer ..... . ............................. CAROL BRUETTING How One: Ce Pangbum, C, Hagameier. C. Grey, D. Savelyl R. Tamer, DA Bugllone, How Two: D. Van Scyoc, R. Reesel Ge Conley, P. Hines, L. Key, D. Phelps. Row Three: L. Lovell, I. Holmes, E. Eumu, A. Hill, M, Eades, l. Hipkins, C. Bruettinq. GHmStCOUNCE Girlsl Council, advised by Miss Nell Griffin, repre sents the powdereputt element of Norwood High in discussing serious business. Council members are re- sponsible for Red Flanneis Day, Cotton Print Day, and the distribution of Thanksgiving food baskets donated by the various homerooms. For 1965-1966 the council has originated the Big Sister program. by which incom- ing freshmen girls will be assigned big sisters to guide them in high school activities. How One: Moore. C. Iohnson, G. Reese. P. Spears. T. Donnelly, D. Tacketl, C. Caudill, N. Nickson, S. Broughton, S. Nauman. Row Two: B. Dunbar, A. Coffey, I. Callahan, M. Brock. R. Karr. D. Howard, L, Hubbard, P. Hanrahan, S, Daniord, B. Brady. Bow Three: M. Sears, P. Keith, B Grimes, L. Young, A. Dixon. C. Gabriel, M. Nunn, L Grimes, D. Frazier, E. Davenport. Row Four: Ct Wysong, B, Heaberlin, G. Haschart, S. Stamper, B. Pally, S, Foster, P, Bose, K. Stevens, Cb Kidd, B, Greiweb How Five: gegrrsgv-I.khpi?gt;.elszVagsstlapemit. Wm M L- L- OFFICERS President .................................... CHERYL WYSONG Vice President ....................... . . . . . . . . .PA'ITY SPEARS Secretary ................. . ....... . . . . . ....... SANDY STAMPER Treasurer ........... ..GREI'I-IEZL REESE How One: K. Wade, D. Muslin. A. Rogers, 1. Parsons, M. Francis, S. Meece, P. Spears, M. Eoelscher, B. Umbach. Raw Two: D. Buqlionel C. Bruettinq, 8- Eaton, Gt Hacker, G- 38658, C. Gamer, S. Mueller, G. Tasch, L. Morgan. How Three: N, Howard, L. Metcalie, I. Roberts, 1. Chesney. D. Moerlein. Cb McLain. G. Gabe, D. Everman, MV Nunn. Row Four: C. Adams, A. Dlxon, It Tipton, E. Bennett, 5. Freyhof, D. Murphy, D. Fousi, S, Clark. C. Custer. How Five: E', Simona, D. Barker, D. 51011. L. Groves, L. Key. B. Corrado, Eb Wellst K4 Iones, C. Rutland. Row Six: Miss Ware, RV Haynes. S. DeVm-y. I. Hipkins, M. Grace, V. Daniel, I. Maas, C. Poole, E, Fox, Mrs. Camtherst OFFICERS President ..................................... TEANNE ROBERTS Vice President .................................. DONNA FOUST Secrezary ...................................... CHERYL ADAMS Treasurer ...................................... MARILYN NUNN 85 FUTUBETEACHEBS In addition to having monthly meetings, the members Of Future Teachers of America contribute to the school by giving up study periods to substitute for teachers who are absent. Members earn service points by doing volunteer work. Activities include Visiting educational institutes and hosting Norwood Teachers Association meetings. INDIANETTES The Indianettes, experts in precision marching, dis play their talent during half time at four Norwood High basketball games. Miss Noel directs the girls in the art of coordinating rhythm and making formations. Hiqhe lights for 19654966 included a precision march and a Latin routine planned by co-captains, lane Hipkins and Rita Smith, x Raw Ono: Ke Hayes, P. Schroeder. I. Harmon, N. Nickson, L Stone, 5. Broughton, D. Moore, Se Houghton, D Smith P. Spears. Row Two: R. Smith, B, Supple, M, Hanrahan, R Anderson, D. Sloll, J. Hipkins, D. Downs, P. Tallent. C. McLam, S, Owens Row Three: M. Nunn. D. Moerlein, M. Sears, C. Gabriel, IV Wells, N. Anderson, D. Everman, Ae Adkinse PEP CLUB Pandemonium in the bleachers is not unusual at any Norwood High sports activity. The ninety members of pep club cheer vehemently, trying to instill spirit into the few impassive individuals attending the games. The main project this year will be making pennants of our league to be hung in the fieldhouse. 86 Raw One: K Glab, D. Haggis, L, Hertei, K. Rose, L. Lovell, G. Haschan. S. Boothe, C. Panqburn. Se Siamper, C. Geiser. S, Geseibrachl, K. Waddle, Raw Two: C. Anderson, R, Smilh, P. Hanrahan. P. Foust, S. Harmon, S. Houghmn, D. Smith, J. Caddell, D. Knox, G. Taylor, H. Clark, 8. Umbach, C. Colebank. Row Three: C. Hedge, L. Werner, C. Houman, S, Haubner, 1.. Slone, PA Spears, B. Tarler. B. Hannigan, Ne Nickson. Se Broughton, P, Smufe. Raw Four: E. Keaton, B. Eaton, D Murphy, S. Russell! A. Moore. D. Shelian, G. Reese. S. Donaldson, L. Young, S. Zellel, S. Hensley. Row Five: B. Stewan. L. Heeql I. Moors, S. Hafer, C. Bruemnq. D. Everman, J. Mueller, C. Gabriel, B. Suppe, S. Owens. M. Brewer, B. Brady. How Six: D. Metzqer, Ce McLain, P. Vtze, C. Farmer, M. McErlane. G. Carney, D. Frederick, P. Pierce, L. Gaffney, P. Bose, P, Keith, Flaw Seven: SA Neal, 5. Perkins, CA Wysong, Be Saylor, K. Anderson, K. Mounce. B. Sears, M. Sears, D, Turner. L. Stockman, C. Kidd. Row Eight: M. Kuhlman, I, Smiih, P. Anderson, K. Childers, D. Warren, D, Thacker, D. Stoll, S. DeVary, C. Writh How Nina: L. Pointer, I, Hipkinsl M. Cox, L. Conan, P, Dorton, BA Glins, S. Bowman, V. Hayden, De Downs, S. Anderson. OFFICERS President .................. CINDY COLEBANK Vice President-Secretary ..... ANNETTE MOORE Treasurer ................. DONNA BUGLIONE Health Careers Club, advised by Mrs. Hatfield, consists of those strongu stomached individuals who are con- cerned with ridding society of disease. Bi-monthly programs include speakers, movies. and visits to various Cincinnati hospitals, where club members take favors to the sick on Christmas and 5. Easter. Row One: C. Burke. D. Cox, D. Ray, C. Colebank. Row Two: A. Godsey, D, Frederick, S. Parker, B. Glins, Mrse Hatfield. Bow Three: A. Moore, D. Thee, M. Burke, 5. Anderson. Row Four: S. Broughton, E Cox. Ne Nickson, E. Arnold, L. Colrell,.C. Burke. HEALTH CAREERS CLUB ELECTRICITY CLUB OFFICERS President .................... BOB REYNOLDS Vice President ................. GARY WILSON Secreiary ......................... JIM HESSE Sergeam-at-arms ............ GERRY HOWARD Treasurer ..................... LARRY MEECEZ E1ectricity club, through the com- bined efforts of Ben Franklin and Mr. White, has been beneficial to N.H.S. by lighting auditorium assemblies and wiring the school With Christmas decorations during the holiday season. Row One: M Lawson T. Marqeson, L Meece, G. Snydea G Taylor, B,Agee D. Mayne. How Two: Ge miztwlalB. Reynolds, L Hurd 0. Garrison, K, Roberts .Wilson, G. Howard 1'. Hesse. E Lusk. I. Hill . '19. 87 CUISINE CLUB OFFICERS President ......................................... TIM IACKSON Vice President ................................. HAROLD MEECE Secretary ...................................... LESTER MORRIS Treasurer .................................... CHARLES NORRIS Providing teachers With a delicious but inexpensive luncheon is a primary highlight of cuisine club's activi- ties. MI. Robert Haines, in addition to teaching the boys the secret of gourmet cookery, prepares the future chefs for professional opportunities in their creative art. While still in school the boys co-op at such well-known places as the Netherlanthilton, the Sheraton-Gibson, and the Hyde Park Country Club. now One: C, Norris, M. Metz, D. Canterbury, A. Lane, Dh Gabbard. JV Funk, T. Jackson, G. Reynolds, W. Human, H. Menace, T. Callahan, R. Scoit, Mr. Hames. How One: H. Meece, C. Norrish How Two: G, Reynolds, T. fackson, T. Callahan. Nol pictured: 1.. Moms, 88 SENIOR AUTO SHOP ,wl gow gas: A, Ulm, D. Montgcgnery, M. GillespieifGaDtiuqlcas, Ith$e,5tI:.i1 Mgrragg, .. ,. . :M.A1 ,. 02,1113 ,. ,l '1,. Wlth Its characterlsuc odors and sounds, Semor Auto sznefg. Sigma? ?,?SEEEQL 1, 95335;. Fleml:;,oxlr. Canefjuc ml Shop operates much like any practical garagel Under the direction of Mr, Adelsperqer, each boy takes a turn at being either foreman or assistant foreman. This plan is followed so that each boy will have the responsibility of a superior position. If anyone thinks that the major purpose for Iunicr Auto Shop is to buy small cars, he is badly mistaken. H. G. Wittich does, however, train the boys interested in under the hood curriculum to find positions as auto mechanics. JUNIOR AUTO SHOP How One: H. Strunk, El Spurlock. L Williams, B, Bealy, R, Kirby. Bow Two: S. Smithl R. Gartelman, B. Shrader. I. Spradlin, F. Wesley, P. Ball, Il Kismet Bow Three: J. Glisson, Dl Childers, T. Taeqar, Tl Steele, IV DelVecchio, Mr, Wiltich. 8? w, ,, gpqvmbov .... 199 Row One: T. Curran, L. Bain, B. Greiwe. B. Roberts, N. Mohley, G. Sutton, R Irvin. Row Two: W. Lay, E. Hoslerman, V, Hagan EL Trett, H Caddell. A. Douglas, D. Schoeck, 1.. Roy, L. Stockman. L Grimes, C, Dodd, K4 Bums COSMETOLOGY CLUB The Cosmetology girls, robed in White, can be seen dashing through 1heir salon-workshop in search of some hair styling implement. Rollers and hair spray cans are Vital in their training for the State Board Examination, which the girls must pass in order to become licensed beauty operators, Mrs. Tharp, besides being chief cosmetologist, supervises the annual candy sale and food basket donations. OFFICERS President .................................... BARBARA GREIWE Vice President ................................. ANN DOUGLAS Secrelaw ............................... . ........ CONNIE KIDD Treasurer ........................................ JUDY GRIMES Row One: L. Walf, C. Haney, F. Reece. Row Two: N. Hopper, R. Beilschmidi, S. Calillar, M. Riddle, G Rose. Bow Three: C. Kidd, K. Stevens, P. Lambert, M, Hama- han, J. Stewart, D. Morgan, B. Schmidt. IA Dunaqan, I. Gover, D. Howell, I. Hellon, B. Tque. COMMERCIAL CO-OPS How One: C. Poe, L. Lovell, 1. Hood, D, Smith, C. Wysong, S. Wallace, P. Ward. Row Two: S. Murray, M. Brock, M. Bales, D. Arnold, Bh Teague, Bt Dick, S. Smiih, D. Britiain, C, Smith. Mr. Dielzh Row Three: L Holmes, K, Baker, L. Kushman. C. Williams. L Rosskopf, E. Wallace. Ch Grey, L. BemiUS, Nh Douglas. OFFICERS President .................... PHYLLIS MOORE Vice Presidam ...................... IIM POST Secretary ...... . ........... GINNY UNTHANK Treasurer .................. GLENNA ELSWICK Distributive co-ops are students who receive in-classroom training Which is correlated With their cooperative jobs in sales and sales services. Under the direction of Mr. Kenneth Sheppard, the co-ops make window displays and give sales demonstrations enabling them to handle more capably future jobs. OFFICERS President ...................... DOYLE SMITH Vice Presideni ................ BETTY TEAGUE Secretary ..................... LINDA BERNIUS Co-Treasurers ............... MARILYN BALEIS JACK ROSSKOPF Commercial co-ops learn basic busi- ness skills and obtain practical experi- ence for potential vocations through part-time employment. Their year is highlighted by an annual employer- employee banquet which serves to promote continual co-operation between labor and management. DISTRIBUTIVE COFOPS How One: I. Neal. P. Moore, P. McCalla, Lh Skaggs, M7 Kin , M. Kin , V. Unihank. Re Two: M h Sh rd L. Fichter. B. Mason, M. Hancock, J. Post. L. Scwder, G. Blsgmk. B. gnthank. w r eppa ' 9l HOMECOMING Wait, here's mud in your eye. Homecoming was diHerent this year; it was better. Added to the excitement of the football game With Locki land and the traditional dance afterward was the sus- pense felt as the crowd awaited the announcement of the three Homecoming queen finalists Thunderous applause and tears of joy marked the climax of the half time activities, for each giri nominated was a queen in her own right. May I adjust your crown? Representing out clubs . t . 1965 .w . aren't lhey sweet? IilF-Ierk me night away! What a thrill! BAND COUNCIL: Row One: I. Coy; D Van Scyoc. President; R, Tarter. Row Two: J, Scott; Pt Tallent, Secretary; R. Stuart, Vice President, Manager,- K. Wade, Libranan. ,. e3 e BAND The sounds of music resound every seventh bell as Mr. It R. Phillips trains the Norwood High SChool band in instrumental ingenuity for fall football games. Since the band this year consists of fiity-six musicians, Band Council is needed to represent the multitude. Dave Van Scyoc, Hick Sloan, Pat Tallent, and Karen Wode col- laborate twice a month to discuss issues and activities. When the football games terminate, the best musicians from each instrumental section are Chosen to play in the orchestra, Which is heard at the senior class play and the spring musical. How One: G. Boesel I. Caddell, G. Rose, K. Hart, 1, Hipkins, C. Wilson, R. Smith, S. Houghtonl B. Monfort. Raw Two: I. Phelps, 8. Becker. G. Cornelius! S. Miller, M. Clark, S. Doan, D. Butts, R, Smith. Row Three: P. Tallent. N. Howard. B. Wilson, S, Salzman. M. Levi. R. Padgett, H. Tartar, M. Price, W. lube, I. Richter. D, Genton, E. Bennett. Row Four: Mr. Phillips, D. Ball, K. Taylor, W. Kessel, R. Carterl V, Daniel. I, Wells. 1.. Stone, K. Wode, D, Koch, Tt Schad, Mr. Saumeniq. Row Five: F. Snell, D. Stultz, D. Sparks, D. Westermeyar, Ct Custer, P. Weekley, R. Karr, A. Dixon, D4 Stoll. D. Barker, D, Phelps. Row Six: D. Genton. D. Wang. M. Grace, I. Scott. I. Coy, K, Myers, D, Hammond, D. Van Scyoc, Be Sloan, DV Moonitz, D. Tyler. h' Raw One: K. Wade, R Carter, 1. Wells, 13. Becker, G. Cornelius. R, Tartar, P. Tadlent Row Two: A. Dixon, B, Brockman, M. Clark D. Tyler. D, Phelps, 0 R C H E S T R A I. COY, I. Phelps, D Moonitz. Row Three: N Howard, D Van Scyoc, E Bennetll Mr. Phillips. J. Caddell, G, Ross, C Wilson, I. Hipkins. K. Han, R. Smith, S. Houghton. MAJORETTES 95 OFFICERS President ......................................... MIKE LANCE Treasurer ....................................... DAN MOONITZ lerarian .............................................. JIM COY A cappella or accompanied by percussiOn, brass, or piano, the Choir makes a joyful noise for Norwood High School. Rehearsals sixth bell prepare the group for requested appearances at area churches and other organizations in addition to regular school assemblies. Fan mail marks the audience's favorable reply to successful performances. D. Mooniiz, I. Coy, M. Lance, How One: K. Glab, 5. Carter, D. Green, K, Doyle, B Umbach, L Young, C, Catron, A. Dixon, R. Collins. M. Nunn, D, Everman, S, Royalty, A ,ode. Row Two: I. Roberts, C. Ruiland. C. Wilson, SV Lynn, D. Tacketl, C. Brueninq, K, Childers, C. Poole, F. Keiih, J. Zimmerman, D. Warren, D. Murphy, . Vorbraker, L. Thomas. Bow Three: EV MonIort, DA Hammond, R, Haod. 3 Watson. I, Burch, H. Rouse, I, Phelps' M Lance, D Moonilz, J. Richlar, DA Royalty, M. Clark, N. Rutland. Haw Four: Mr. Ratchen, D. C Van ScyoC. L Coy. B. Durham, D. Phelps, K. Livesay, K, Sloan, D. Teepen, V. Daniel, L, Weber, M. Grace, D. Weslermeyer, P, Gannaway. M. Reynolds, G. Sparks, B. Brockman. . u 2, : , r V l wavvr' v '1 W mermw-m , mgr ? , .- .Hi '1wa pub BOYS GLEE CLUB OFFICERS President .................................... BARRY CORRADO Treasurer ....................................... DAN MOONITZ Librax ian .............................................. IIM COY Forty boys meet every Tuesday and Thursday morn- ings for half an hour to practice the four part harmony of arrangements keyed to male voices. Boysl glee club! directed by Mn Ratchen, balances the higher range of the girls at musical assemblies at N.H.S. Row One: S. Carter, L. Leary, K. Wade. N. Njckson, D. Tackett. B. Brady, C. Masseyl S. Meece, L. Young, L. Hubbard, R, Collins K Rose, L Hughesl D. Douglas, P. Knox, D. Moore, K Doyle How Two: 5. Royalty, D. Ever- man, L. HerteL E. Eaton, S, Russell, N, Howard, N. Harper, A. Moore, S. Frazierl D, Howard, PA Anderson, L Wells, G. Gabe, I4 Roberlsl M. Nunn, C4 Bruemnq, D; Murphy, E. Arnold, L. Thomas, Row Three: D, Green, B Glins, C. Custer, A. Dixon, C. Wilson, C. Schneeman, D. Thacker, P Warren, E. Bennett, Jones, D. Downs. C, Canon, C. Pcole. D. Barker, D. R Tartar, M. Riddle, L, Cotrell, MI. Ralchen 97 Row One: H. Chase, B. Monfort, 11 Hammond, D. Wong, M Clark, 13, Corrado, T. Zaieres, K. Lwesay, F. Richter, N. Rulland. Row Two: Mr. Ratchen, B. Carter, D. Royalty, G. Sparks, D. Weslermeyer, 3; Hood, D. Phelps. H. Rouse, D. Moonitz, B, Brockman. Raw Three: P. Gannaway, M Lance. I Coy, M. Reynolds, I. Phelps, V Daniel, B, Becker, R. Sloan, L. Weber, S. Miller, M. Grace. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB OFFICERS President .................................... DEBBIE EVEEMAN Treasurer .................................... ANNETTE MOORE Librarian ...................................... LINDA THOMAS Room 4 after school on Wednesdays is vibrant with pre-qlee chatter as the girls of girls' glee club settle down to rehearse vocal arrangements. Uniformed in dark skirts and white blouses, they are a melodious attraction at the Christmas program and the Spring Concert. C. Catron, I. Coy. I. Roberts. D. Moonilz, 5, Carten M. Gracel K, Glab, B. Montoya Mr. Ratchen, N. Howard, accompanist,- D. Phelps, S, Royalty, R. Sloan, C. Rutland, MA Lance, C. Bruettmq, D. Royalty, J, Zimmerman. How One: R. Tamer. M. Cox, K4 Seyfried, E. Arnold L. Cottell. How Two: I. Coyle, FA Snell, G. Boese, B. Wells, 1. Richter, Mrs, Carlton. VARSITY DEBATE TEAM 98 MIXED ENSEMBLE Impressive red blazers with G-clef emblems identify the sixteen members of the NHS. mixed ensemble. Representing the elite of the vocalists, the group per- forms at various organizations and civic clubs in Cincinnati. Spurred on by Mrs. Carlton, the novices Of the varsity debate team adhere to standard rules of debate in con- ducting research for the annual national debate topic and staging practice debates in preparation for intra- mural competition, The team is a member of the Ohio Valley Forensic League. VARSITY HN CLUB OFFICERS President .................................... BARRY CORRADO . u .. Vice Presidem ................................. RALPH BENNETT Var51ty and reserve lettermen inducted Into N Club Secretaxy ....................................... TOM HATFIELD W111 10H rememb the'r e d 1' ' .H Treasurer .................... . ..................... ALLEN HILL g er 1 qg an mUd baptlsmal Chaplain ........................................... JIM BURCH topped off with a peculiar concoction, infamously known as Dykes' Stew. Members surviving the 1966 initia- tion sold Christmas trees as a money making project. now One: B, Disney, R. Robb, 8. Watson, M. Fish, F. Beqley, I, Burch, GV Brewer. Row Two: 13. Bogqess. D. Cahall, H. Wilson, G. Scotty, I Lancaster, GA Tedford, B. Corrado, I. Bernard. Row Three: A. Cannava, I, Post, W. Stony. D. Sipes. T. Haifield, C. Mundy, M. Brumback, D Vaughn, Row Four: I. Coy, B Hyden, M. McLain, L. Nicel I. Morgenroth. M. Hades. T. Spurlock. Raw Five: A Sohmer, L. Benhase, A. Hill, I Schneeman. A. Bernard, R. Benneu, R. Dykes. PROJECTIONISTS OFFICERS President ........................................ IERRY BORIN The Projectionisis are those boys interested in Visual Vice President ................................... RANDY REESE aids, who, with the help of a movie projector, show us secmarY'Treasurer ----------------------------- KEN ROWLAND informative films, which usually take a whole bell of precious class time. Mr. David Norcross trains the boys to meet any reel calamity that might occur, and spon- Eow One: ML Norcross, I. Burch, DA Phelps. E. Reese, M. Brumback. E. Corradol B, Bcgqess. How Two: G. Tediord, J. Bauldin, D. Van Scyoc, J. Borin, B Kelley, P. Hines. S. Watson. Row Three: L. KEY. T, Hatfield, K. Rowland. My McLain, K. Wilkin- 15ml; T.S$1rlgclf:. I. Morgenroth. Row Poul: R. Bennen, A. Hill, B. Durham. V. Daniel, OIIH, . 5 er, sors the annual projectionist picnic in the spring. You mean when you go to bed at night and wake up the next morning, it's a hundred years later? Brigadoon Kaleidoscope colors, echoes of bagpipes, sharpened swords, and intricately woven plaids all belong to the memory and Will be thought of longer than one day every one hundred years. The year 1965 Will be re- membered tor the N.HS. production of t'Briqadoon , and like other years, the cast and crew experienced weeks of rehearsal, pages of critique, and two nights of rewarding applause. However, backstage in the re- sounding silence, there will always remain a special difference on the stage Where a Whole town disap- peared. Briqadoon ea play to be remembered. Hey Maggie! Ieanniels packin' CAST Tommy Albriqhi Jeff Douglas Archie Beaten Harry Bealon Angus MacGuHie Andrew MacLaren Fiona MacLaren lean MacLaren Meg Brockie Charlie Dalrymple Maggie Anderson Mr. Lundie Frank Jane Ashton Come on, buy We're out 01 our elemenL DENNY ROYALTY . BARRY CORRADO . JERRY LANCASTER V PATRICK MURPHY . DAVE GENTON MIKE MEFFORD KATHY GLAB . GAYE EARLYWINE CHRISTINE RUTLAND DON WESTERMEYER SUE GESELBRACHT BOB MONFORT . LONNY KEY PAT ANDERSON You Cantt Take It With You CAST Penelope Sycamore ............................... PAT TALLENT Essie Carmichael ................................. KATHY GLAB Rheba ...................................... DONNA BUGLIONE Paul Sycamore . . . . ......................... DON WESTERMEYER Mr. Depinna .................................... LARRY WEBER Ed Carmichael ................................ BOB BROC'KIMAN Donald ............................................ TIM GEIGER Martin Vanderhof .................................. FRED SOEI'E Alice Sycamore ................................... SUE BOOTHE Mr. Henderson ................................... DON SPROWL Tony Kirby .......................................... HM MAAS Boris Kolenkhov .. ............................... BOB MONFORT Gay Wellington ............................ SHERRY VOBBROKER Mr. Kirby ......................................... M1105 LANCE Mrs. Kirby ................................ CHRISTINE RUTLAND Grand Duchess Olga .......................... CHERYL ADAMS The G-Man ....................................... DAVE PHELPS Mac ............................................. JOHN PARKER Jim ........................................... VERNON CROSS I'Standing room only was the word backstage the night of the performance of the 1966 senior class play. The nerve-wrecked cast and crew, after receiving well- Wishing telegrams, could only rely on weeks of re- hearsals as the house lights dimmed. They were rewarded by the roaring applause of the crowd. That airplane? It's mine . . . I just play with it. I02 I've been telling you that for years, 'You would make a grrrem wrestler. Look, Ishow you! You know. Kolenkhov says I'm his most promising pupil! Could you stand a little straighter, Mr, Depinna? DELTA EPSILON How One: G Reese, S, Broughton, P. Spears, C. Caudill, C. Geiser. D. Haggis, S. Geselbrachi, I. Caddell, K. Glabl M. White Row Two: S. Mueller, S, Owens, G. Carney, L. Metcalie, G. Gabe, S. Donaldson, D. Everman, B. Eaton, S. Hafer, P. Keithj Mrs. Stewarl. How Thea: T. Co- bum, S. Houghton, B. Parker, M, Kuhlman, K. Rose, D. Smith, L. Hertel, P Vize, C. Farmer, B. Rivers, C. Gabriel, Row Faun L. Lovell, C Panqburn, C. Wright, 5. Had- dix, C. Anderson, E. Suppe', G Rose, S. Perkins, K, Hayes, R. Smith. Row Five: K. Hart, 13. Sears. P. Anderson, K. Childers, S, Anderson, I. Hipkins, D. Downsl L. Pointer, S. Boothe, C. Schneeman. OFFICERS President ........... GRETHEL REESE Vice President ...... ..DIANE HAGGIS Secretary-Treasurer ...... DONNA SMITH I04 HI-Y TEEN COUNCIL How One: E. Cox, D. Haggis. C. Colebank, R, Arnold, I. Hipkins. Row Two: G. Reese, M. Riddle, I. Lancaster, G. Haggis, M. Hall, D. Phelps. GAMMA ALPHA CHI Row One: N. Nickscn. C. Colebank. E. Cox, 5. Hensley, S. Carler, P, Knox. D. Masiin. P. Tripp. Row Two: S. Harman. M. McCarthy, C, Phelps, C. Massey, N. Anderson, P. Levin, L Hubbard, C. Peters, Row Three: K. Brown, P. Foust. G, Tasch, S. Russell. G. Hacker, M. Reuther, L. Werner, L. Stone. Raw Four: C. Hedge. D, Wisbey, S, Salzman, M, McErlane, R. Arnold, D. Murphy, K. Anderson, Row Five: L. Heeq. P. Heeq, D, Bumelt. S. Case, D. Fousl, P. Pierce, D. 31011, D. Turner. Row Six: Mrs. Skinner, D Fred- erick, L. Coirell, M. Cox, R Dcrton. SA Bowman, D. Brown, K. Seyfriedl M, Riddle. OFFICERS President ................ RUTH ARNOLD Vice President ........ ELAINE COX Secretary ............ KAREN ANDERSON Treasurer .......... CHARLOTTE PHELPS How One: W. Carr, C. Comer, B. Boqqess, L. Key, L. Lovell, M. Brumback, M. Alex- ander, I. Parker' R. Reese. Bow Two: L. Pasley, R. Osborn, K. Davis, G. Tedford, M. Mundyl D. Vaughn, F. Corder, H, Cross. Row Three: P. Hines, T. Geiger, I. Borin, H. Bennett, H. Meece, M. McLain, I. Buquo. Row Four: M. Calhoun, W. Hater, It Eorinl J. Morgenrclh, L. Nice, B. Wysonq, V. Cross, T. Sharp. T. Spurlock. SIGMA ALPHA TAU Although Sigma Alpha Tau was the smallest Y-group for 1965, the twelve boys and their adviser, Bob Brown, organized a basketball team, sent a representative to ALPHA SIGMA KAPPA Alpha Sigma Kappa, one of two HY fraternities, con- tributed to the World Service Program, and competed in the Y,M,C.A. basketball league. Alpha joined With Sigma Alpha Tau this year to sponsor the annual Christmas format where its new honored queen sucw ceedinq Lois Lovell, the 1965 queen, was named. both Citwaide Council and Hi-Y Teen Council, and OFFICERS could proudly boast to the larger groups a treasury of $80. President ........................................ RANDY REESE Vice President ................................... JOHN PARKER Secretary ....................................... TIM SPURLOCK OFFICERS Treasurer ............................... MARSHALL BRUMBACK President .................................... WAYNE ROBERTS Vice President ............................... STEVE LAURENCE Secretary-Treasurer .......................... VIRGILDEE DANIEL Raw One: M. Baker, C. Bowman, J. Green, C, McLain, B. Parker, R. Lancastert Row Two: D. Phelps. M. Hall, D. Royalty, G. Haggis, S, Laurence, How Three: I. Bouldint L Lancaster, V. Damel, P. Gannaway, W. Hater, W. Roberts. l05 JUNIOR PROM QUEEN AND COURT OF 1965 learifyn Wunn Gaye gar! wine I07 Jgtmm gm HOMECOMING QUEEN AND COURT OF 1965 Sue gootAe pa fricia jaffenf l09 .$;1, SENIORS l g 1 The superior seniors of sixtyvsix are always to the rescuewjust like Batmaneto save the day for under- classmen. This illustrious Class, led by their fearless REL. tPresident tor Litel Randy Reese, is made up of students With individual talents and abilities that com- bine to produce an outstanding unit' excelling in scholarship, athletics, and the humanities. Seniors know that brain work is lubricated by elbow grease and concentration. Underclassmen sat up and took notice at the National Honor Society assembly when six senior homerooms were credited with the highest semester grade point average in the school. Forty-eight members of the class of '66 have been inducted into National Honor Society. The first winning football season in five years is a real trophy for the varsity squad of '66. Seniors also initiated the first successful senior section for special occasions at athletic events Senior members of the wrestling team made a fine performance, and two senior SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: I, Hood, Secretary; R. Reese, President; 5. Watson, Vice President; R. Smith, Treasurer. THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1966 NZ cross country runners were consistently in the top thirty runners of Hamilton County competition. rl'he sensational sixtytsixers were the first group ever to have a special class to study the humanities compre- hensively. In drama, seniors evinced remarkable ability in the hilarious production You Can't Take It With You and dominated the cast of Brigadoon. Seniors contribute ed their melodic do, re, mi, to choir, glee club, en- semble, band, orchestra, piano playing, the girls' trio, the junior-senior talent show, and other musical groups. Artists. photographers, and writers of the senior class have given the Mirror. the SILHOUETTE. and The Look' ing Glass a special sparkle, creativity, and quality. The truly unifying factor in the Class of '66 is its ability to work like a machine, with each part function- ing in its place, to create a product of excellence. Underclassmen will please note this example as a pattern for successive classes. 66 motto-The Best Things Come in Small Packages. CHERYL LEE ADAMS College Preparatory French Club 12144 Treasurer 3; Pep Club 2,3; Iunior-Senior Talent Show 3: 5114-100- ET'I'E Slaif 3,4; Library Staff l,2,3,4; Switchboard 3,4; Honor Guard; Senior Class Play; Future Teachers 31 Secretary 4; National Honor Society 4. JOHN MlCI-LHE. AMENDED! College Preparaiory Cross Country 1; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Alpha Sigma Kappa l.2,3,4,- Senior Ad- visory Council; French Club 3,4; Baseball 4; Mirror Representative 4; Minor Siaif. New: Editor 4. ROBERT ALLEN General DEAN- MD General Football 1. DIANA ARNOLD Commercial Y-Teens 1,2,3; Sophomore Chorus Line; Honor Guard; Indianetles 3; Office Co-op 4.- C.O.E. Club 4. CHERYL ANNE BAILEY Commercial UNDA SUE RAIN Vocational Pep Club 1; Y-Teens 1,2,3; Honor Guard; Cosmetology Club 3,4. PATSY I. BMBD General Honor Guard. KAREN IEAN BAKER Commercial French Club 1,2; Indianeues 3; Honor Guard,- Commercial Co-op 4; COLE. Club 4. MARILYN HOPE BALES Commercial Y-Teens 1,2,3; Office CO-Dp 4; C.O.EL Club Treasurer 4; Pep Club 1; Iunior-Senior Talent Show 3.- Spenish Club 1.2; Sophomore Chorus Line. ll3 Advisory Council is new innovation for unified class; DENNIS BALL College Preparatory French Club 1,2,3,4 GARY E. BARNES College Preparatory Spanish Club 1,2433 GAIL LOUISE BABNHIIJ. General French Club 123,4. NANCY L. BEDELL Commercial ELLEN K. BENNETT College Preparatory Future Teachers 4,- Band 123,4; Orchestra 4; Girls' Glee Club 2.344; Spanish Club 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; Senior Class Play; The King and I 2; Carousel 3; Brigadoon 4. RALPH L. BENNETT College Preparatory Cross Cvuntry 2; Basketball 1. 7..- Track 2.3.4; Foolball 4; Projemionisl Club 3.4; N Club 3, Vice President 4; Alpha Sigma Kappa 1.2.3.4; French Club 12.3.4 PAT BENTLEY Commercial Lynn Camp High School 1; Girls' Council 4: Y-Teens 3,4: Pep Club 3; Honor Guard. ALLEN G. BERNARD General Bethel Tate High School 1; Cross Country 3,4; French Club 3,4; N Club 4. VINNIE BERNARD Commercial Girls' Council 3,- Honor Guard,- French Club 2.3.4. LINDA LORRAINE BERNIUS Commercial Pep Club 1,2, Secrmary 3; Trampoline Team 1.2.3; Spanish Club 1. Vice Presxdem 2, GJLA. l; SILHO'UE'H'E Representative 3,4: Girls' Council 4: Student Council 4; Honor Guard; National Honor Somety 3.4; Carousel 3; Office Co-op 4.- C.O.E. Club Secretary 4. ll4 Encourages active participation in special activities. FRED BINGHAM General STEPHEN F. BOERGEB College Preparatory Mirror Representative 3. WILLIAM ALLEN BOGGESS College Prepamtory Student Council 1.- Foolbali 1.4.- Wrestling 3, TILCaptain 4; Baseball 2,3,4; Crass Country 3,- French Club 2,3; Projectionisi Club 3,4; N Club 3.4; Alpha Sigma Kappa, Chaplain 4. MYHNA L. BOLTON College Preparatory Lahn Club 1,2,- French Club 3; Switchboard 2 SUE ANN BOOTI'E College Preparaiory Student Council 3; Y-Teens 1,2,4, Treasurer 3; Honor Guard; SpaniSh Club 1.2.3: iunior-Senior Talent Show 3,- Min'ar Stafi Feature Editor 4',- Senior Class Play; The King and. I 2; Carousel 3,- Briqadoon 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Minn: Representative 4; Homecoming Aitendant 4; Clinic 3.4; Sophomore Chorus Line; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Nmional Honor Sociely 4, GERALD W. BORIN College Preparatory Football 1,2,3. Co-Captain 4,- Baskelball 1,2.3: Baseball 1; Alpha Sigma Kappa 1.2.3.4; Projectionim Club 2.3, President 4; National Honor Sociely 3. Vlce Presideni 4; Latin Club 11?..- Cla55 President 1; Mirror Represenlalive 1,- Honor Guard; Hi-Y-Teen Cound cil 3; Student Council President 4. STEPHEN R. BOSCH College Preparatory Fooiball 1; Studenl Council 1; Alpha Sigma Kappa 1; Senior Class Play. GARY L. BOTKINS General DENNIS BRADLEY General DANIEL J. BRADY Gene ral ll5 qngenuity , enthusiasm , Wigor , and perseverence DEBORAH BHENLNECKE College Preparatory Y-Teens 1,2,3: Future Teachers 3; Honor Guard,- Spanish Club 2; Mirror Representa- Iive 3; Pep Club 3. GEORGIA DEBRA BRITTAIN Commercial Commercial Co-cp 4,- C.O.E. Club 4. MARY ANN BROOK Commercial Williamsburg High School 1,2; COE. Club 4; Olfice Cowop 4; Girls' Council 4; G.A.A. 3. ROBERT M. BROCKMAN College Preparatory Student Council 3.4; Band 123,4; Choir 3,4; Eoys' Glee Club 2,3,4; Carousel 3: Latin Club 1,2; Alpha Sigma Kappa 1,2, Treasurer 3; Cheerleader 4,- Senior Class Play; Nalional Honor Society 4,- Briqadoon 4. WANDA SUE BROWN General IOYCE LYNNE BRYANT Commercial Oklahoma 1,- G.A.A. 1; Switchbnard 3.4; Carousel 3; Honor Guard; The King and I 2. DONNA ELIZABETH EUGLIONE College Preparatory Student Council 4; Switchboard 3; Girls' Glee Club 1,2,4; Spanish Club 1,253.4; Spanish Honor Socieiy 1,2,3, Secretary 4; Future Teachers 4,- Heallh Careers Club 2, Treasurer 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Senior Class Play; Carousel 3; Briga- doon 4. IAMI'ZS E. BURCH College Preparatory Football 1,2,3,- Track 2,3,4; N Club 3, Chaplain 4; Choir 4; Spanish Club 1,2,4; Projectionist Club 3.4; National Honar Society 4. MARY ANN BURKE College Preparaiory Regina High School 1; Colerain High School 2; Marian High School 3; Healih Careers Club 4; Spanish Club 3. Km BURNS Vocational Y-I'I'eens l,- G.A.A, 2; Student Council 1.2; Honor Guard; Cosmetology Club 1,2. lib are strategic words in the vocabularies of Seniors. HELEN ANN CADDELL Vocanonal Honor Guard; Cosmefoloqy Club 3,4. THOMAS EUGENE CHLLEHBN Vocational William Mason High School 1; SILHOUFI'TE Representative 4; Cuisine Club 3,4. JERRY CARPENTER General Cuisine Club 3; Sigma Alpha Tau 2. PATRICIA CARTER Commercial Pennington High School 1,2,3. WESLEY CARTER Vocational Auto Shop 3,4, HERBERT S. CHASE College Preparatory French Club 1.2.3.4; Lahn Club 3,4; Boys' Glee Club 3.4; Library Staff 1.3; SEHOU- mu: Represenlalive 1,2,4,- Natianal Honor Society 3,4, THOMAS Cl-IITWOOD General Withrow High School 1. RITA SHAUN CLARK College Preparalory YJTBEHS 1,2,3; Future Teachers 3,4,- Honor Guard; French Club 3,4; Senior Class Play; Pep Club 1,2,3; Sophomore Chorus Lme; Clinic 4; JuniorvSenior Talent Show 3; The King and 1 2. ARLENE COFFEY Commercial Regina High School 1,2, CYNTHIA COLEBLENK College Preparatory Health Careers Club 1, Vica President 2, Secretary 3, President 4,- Lalin Club 2. Sec- retary 3; Pep Club 3, Vice President 4; Clinic 2,3,4; G.A.A. 4; Senior Class Play,- Honor Guard, Y-Teens 3; HiAY-Teen Council 4; National Honor Socieiy 4. II7 Scholarly college bound Seniors attempt A.C.T., S.A.T.; CLAUDIA LOUISE 000K Commercial Pep Club 2; Honor Guard; Senior Ciass Play: Switchboard 4; Cdunselors' Office 4. FREDERICK 1.. CORDER College Preparatory Purceli High School 1.- Football 4; Track 4; Alpha Sigma Kappa 4. GAYLE OORN'EY Commercial YTeens 1.23.4.- Honor Guard; French Club Z; Pep Club 12.3.4,- Clinic 4,- Sophomore Chorus Line. BARRY V. COWDO College Preparatory Track 1,2,3A; Foctball 1; Cross Country 13.4; Latin Club 3,4, President 1, Treasurer 2: Mirror Staff Sports Editor 4; Chair 3; Projechonist Club 3,4; Senior Class Play; National Honor Society 3,4: Cheerleader 4; SILHOU'ETTE Staff 2.3, Business Manager 4; Boys' Glee Club 2.3, President 4; Student Council 2; Future Teachers 4; N Club 2, Treawrer 3, President 4; Vice Presidem 2,- Class President 3; Brigadoon 4, VERNON CROSS College Preparatory Senior Class Play; Alpha Sigma Kappa 1,2.3,4; French Club 1,2; Wrestling 2. RONALD W. CROUCH Vocational Amo Shop 3.4. CHRISTINE CUPP C ommercial WAYNE CUP? General VIRGILDEE DANE. College Preparatory Track, Manager 3; Sludem Council 2,- Siqma Alpha Tau 1,2, Secretary 3. Treasurer 4: Future Teachers 2,3,4; Latin Club l,2: French Club 3.47 Choir 4; Boys' Glee Club 4; Band l,2,3.4: Projectionisl Club 3,4; SILHOUETTE Representative 2; Nanonal Honor Society 4. GAIL I. DAVIS General Honor Guard ll8 Co-ops keep high scholastic averages while employed. GARY DAVIS General KENNY R. DAVIS General Alpha Sigma Ka ppa. STANLEY C. DAVIS College Preparatory Football 3; Wrestling 3; Spanish Club 2.3; Alpha Sigma Kappa 2,3,4; SILHOUETFE Representative 4. FREE! M. DENNIS General BRENDA DEPEW' General Pep Club 1. SANDRA L. DeVARY College Preparatory French Club 1.2, Secretary 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Y-Teens 2; Future Teachers 3,4,- Honor Guard,- SILHOUETTE Representmive 3,- Sophomore Chorus Line, BERTHA IRENE DICK Commercial Y.Teens E; Pep Club 1: Honor Guard; Sophomore Chorus Lme; Oihce Ca-op 4; C.O.EA Club 4. MARILYN DICK General Y-Teens 1; Honor Guard; Sophomore Chorus Line. WILMA MARIE DIXON Commercial CAROLYN F. DODD Vacational Cosmeloloqy Club 3,4 H9 In English literature, Seniors sample cavalier poets CHARLES B. DORENBUSCH College Preparatory Track 3. ANN DOUGLAS Vocational Cosmetology Club 3, Vice President 4; Honor Guard; Student Council 4,- Senior Advisory Council, GLENNIS DOUGLAS Vocaiional Auio Shop 3,4; SILHOUETTE Representative 3, NONA DOUGLAS Commercial C.O.E. Club 4; OHice Co-op 4,- Honor Guard,- GAJL TERRY DUESING General Mirror Representative 1, CHERYL DUNCAN College Preparaior'y Woodbridqe High School 1,2,3, PATRICIA ANN DURHAM College Preparatorv Lalin Club 1.2; Sludent Council 3,- SILHOUFI'I'E Siaff 4.- Fuxure Teachers 4. ROBERT E. DURHAM College Preparatory Basketball 1,2,3; Projectionist Club 2,3,4: Senior Advisory Council. GATE EARLYWINE College Preparatory Y-Teens 1,2,3; Girls' Councit 1,3; Sludent Council, Treasurer 4; Oklahoma 1; The King and I Z,- Carousel 3; Brigadoon 4; National Htmm Society 3,4; Honor GuarH; French Club 4, Secretary 3; Junior-Senior Talent Show 3: Mirror Represenla- iive 3; SILHO'UE'I'I'E Staif, lm'iex Editor 4; Junior Prom Attendant. RANDY ELLIOTT College Preparatory Spanish Club 2; Spanish Honor Society 2. l20 GLENNA RUTH ELSWICK Commercial Jellico High School, D.E.C.A. Treasurer 4,- Girls' Council 4. PHYLLIS ANN HSWICK Commercial Iellico High School 1. DOUG EUSTICE College Preparaiory Wathmw High School 1,2,3; Basketball 3,4; Cross Country 4. KAREN LYNN EVANS Commercial Minor Representative 1.2; Clinic 1,2,3; Counselors' thce 3; Pep Club 3; Honor Guard; Norwood Players 3, KEY SUE EVANS Commercial Latin Club 1,2; Y-Teens 1.2. 1.30 IOSEPH FIGHTER Commercial Cafeteria 243; D.E.C.A. 4. GEORGE l . FOOZER Commercial Purcell High School 1.2; D.E.CVA. 4. PAUL V. GANNAWAY College Preparatory Cross Country 1; Baseball 4; Chen 3,4,- Boys' Glee Club 3.4; Prujectionist Club 3; Spanish Club 1,2; Sigma Alpha Tau 3,4, OLIVER 1.. GARRESON Vocational Track 1,2; Cross Country 2; French Club 1,2; Electriciiy Club 3.4; Student Council 4 TIM GEIGER College Preparatory Spanish Chub 2.3; Alpha Sigma Tau 2,3,4; SILKOUETTE Staff 3,4; Senior Class Play. I2l Math IV and physics offer c1 real challenge to Seniors DAVE GENVHON College Preparatory Band l,2,3,4; Pep Band 2,4,- Latin Club 1.2,- Brigadoon 4; Wrestling 4. JANICE GEIEPIE , Commercial Central Hugh School; Girls Council 4; Pep Club 3,4; G.A.A, 3,4; Senior Class Play. MICHAEL I. GILLESPIE General Aulo Shop 3,4. KATHLEEN ANN GLAB College Preparaiory Cheerleader 1.2.3. Captain 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Trampoline 2; Apollo Choir 1; Eur semble 3,4; Girls' Ensemble 1; Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3.- Girls' Trio 3.4,- 1uniorASenior Talem Show 3,4,- Senior C1355 Play; Oklahoma 1; The King and I 2; Carousel 3.- Eriqadoon 4; Student Council 2. Secretary 4; Choir 1.2.3.4; Homecoming Queen 4; Minor Representative 3; Lahn Club 1,2; Y-Teens 3,4. ANITA I. GODSEY College Preparatory Health Careers Club 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2,3; Spamsh Honor Society 3,- Honor Guard; National Honor Society 4. KENNETH R. GODSEY College Preparatory Spanish Club 1,2. I'OHN MICHAEL GREEN College Preparatory Football 1; Wrestling 1; Sigma Alpha Tau 1.2.3.4; Minor Representative 1,2,3; SIIJ-IOUETTE Representative 1,2,3; Studenl Council 1; Norwood Players 3. BARBARA mum: Gm Vocational Regina High School 1.2,- Cosmeloloqy Club 3, President 4; Girls' Council 4; Honor Guard; SILHOUETTE Representative 4. ROGER C. GRETHIER General Auto Shop 3,4. CAROLYN GREY 1 College Preparatory Spamsh Club 1.2.3.4,- Spanish Honor Saciety 1.2.3.4; Choir 1.2.3; Nalional chcr Society 3.4; Health Careers Club 1,2,3; Honor Guard; C.O.E. Club 4; Office Cams 4. 122 who want to discover their own formula for success. JUDY CAROL GRJMI'ES Vocaiionat Cosmetology Club 3, Treasurer 4,- Girls' Glee Club 1; Girls' Council 4,- Honor Guard; Choir 1; Minor Representative 3; National Honor Society 4, BEVERLY LYNN GUNDEBSON College Preparaiory Y-Teens 3; Health Careers Club 3,- BILHOUETTE Representative 4: Latin Club 1,2; Clinic 4,- Pap Club 3; Honor Guard,- G.A.A. 1,2,3.- Library 2 WALTER Hm College Preparatory Football 1.4; Baseball 1: Spanish Club 23.4: Projectionist Club 2,3,4; Alpha Sigma Kappa 3,4. VICICIE HAGAN Vocational Cosmetology Club 3.4. CAROLYN HAGENEEIER College Preparatory Morning Watch 1; Pep Ciub 1,2,3; Girls' Glee Club 12.3; Choir 1,2,3.4; Health Careers Club 1,3, President 2: Oklahoma 1; The King and I 2; Carousel 3: Brigadoon 4,- Honor Guard; National Honor Society 3,4,- SILHOUE'I'I'E Staff 3.4; Student Council 4; Spanish Club 1.2; Spanish Honor Society 2,3 GEORGE HAGGIS College Preparatory Cross Country 1.2.- Basketball 1; Baseball 2; Latin Club 3.4, SergeantAoEAms :2 . . Alpha Sigma Kappa 3; Sigma Alpha Tau 4; Class Treasurer 3. PEGGJE HALE Commercial G.A.A, LZ; Pep Club 1 MICHAEL C. HALL College Preparatory Football 1; Basketball 1; Baseball 2; Class Vice Presidem l; Clas: Treasurer 2; Sigma Alpha Tau 1.2.3, Presidem 4: Student Cuncil 1,3; Latin Club 1.2. LESLE MICHAEL HANCOCK Commercial Norwood Rodeo Driving Champ 3: D.E.C.A. 4; Mirror Representative 4. NAN CY HARPER. College Preparaiory Health Careers Club 1,3,4, Treasurer 2; Pep Club 1,2,3,- G.A.A 1: Girls' Glee Club 3,4: The King and I 2; Senior Class Play; Honor Guard,- Mirror Staff 4,- Clinic 3,4: French Club 1.2, l23 Humanities stimulates thought of inquisitive Seniors: GLORIA HASCHART College Preparatory Girks' Council 1.4, Treasurer 2: Y-Teens 1; French Club 3,4; Girls' Glee Club 1,2; Band 1,13,11,- The King and i 2; Carousel 3; BnqadoonH 4; Indianenes 1,2; Cheet- Ieader 1,2,4, Captain 3; Pep Club 1.2.3.4; Shlllilo's Fashion Board 3; Senior Class Play,- National Honor Society 4. DEBORAH L. HAYDEN General Pep Club 1.2; Y-Teens 1,2; Honor Guard; Senior Class Play; French Club 3,4; Minor Represenimive 3. KATHERINE E. HAYES College Preparatory Studenl Council 2; Girls' Council 3; Future Teachers Secremry 3; National Honor Sociely 3.4,- SILHOUETTE Staff 3, CoVSemor-Faculty Editor 4; Mirror Staff News delor 4,- French Club 1. Vice President 2; Indianettes 1.2.3.4; Mirror Representative 4; Y-Teens 1,2,3: Pep Club 1,2,3; 1'The King and I 2; Switchboard 4; Honor Guard; Sophomore Chorus Line; Iunior-Semor Talent Shaw 3. PATRICK N. HAYES College Preparatory Football 1.2.3.4; Track 2; Wrestling 3; Spanish Club 2,3. GARY L. HAYNES Vocational Band .12,- Auto Shop 3.4; Student Council 4. REBECCA SUE HEABEHIIJN College Preparatory CLAJX. 1,- Girls' Councxl 2.4; Honor Guard; Pep Club 1,2,3; Senior Class Play; The King and I 2; Carousel 3; Spanish Club 2,3; Clinic 4; Future Teachers 3. DONNA HEALEY Commercial Butler High School 1.2; Western High School 3. PATRICIA HENRY Commercial Honor Guard. DAVID W General JIM L. HESSE Vocational Electricity Club 3, Secretary 4; Spanish Club 1. l24 ALLEN HILL College Prepa ratory National Honor Sociely 3,4; Spanish Honor Society 2,3,4,- Baskelhall 1,2,3, Co-Cap 4.- N Club 3, Secreiary 4; Projectionist Club 3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3. LINDA CAROL HILL Commercial Morning Watch 1; Latin Club 3,4; French Club l,2.3,4; Library 12.3.4; Minor SlaH 4,- GJXA, I,2.3.4; Honor Guard, CHARLES PATRICK HINES College Preparatory Football 1,2; Baskmball 1,2,3, Co-Captain 4; Baseball 123,4,- Nalional Honor Society 3,4; Student Council Vice Premdenl 4,- Spamsh Honor Society 2,3,4; Minot Staif Sports Editor, 4; Mirror Representative 1.2,- Alpha Sigma Kappa 1,2.3,4; Projectionist Club 3,4; Spanish Club 12.3.4. LANE ANN HIP'KINS College Preparatory Student Council 1,2,4; Y-Teens, 2,3,4, Secretary 1; Health Careers Club I,- Pep Chzb 1.2.3.4; Spanish Club 1,2. President 3: Spanish Honor Society 3,4,- Sophomaro Chorus Line,- Fulure Teachers 2,3,4; Honor Guard; National Honor Society 3.4.- Iunior-Senior Talent Show 3,4; Girls' Council 4.- Hi-Y-Teen Council 4; Majoretle 2,3, Captain 4; Indianettes 3, Co-Caplain 4; Mirror Staff Edilur-in-Chiei, CLARA Y. HOFFMAN Commercial Girls' Council 1.2.- French Club 1.2; Y-Teens 4. L015 AN N HOLDERNESS Commercial Honor Guard, MARGARET JANE HOLMES Commercial Spanish Club 1,2,3; Office Co-op 4,- C.O,E, Club 4,- Spanish Honor Socieiif 1,2.S,4; Student Council 2; SIIHOUETTE Staff 3.4,- National Honor Society 4, ROBERT HOLTZMAN College Preparatoy Latin Club 1,2. BO YD C. HOOD College Preparaloxy Spanish Club 3. JOYCE ANN HOOD College Preparatory 2,3. Vice President 1.- Hi-Y-Teen Council 2.3: SILHOUETTE Staff 3, Co-Senior-Faculty Editor 4; SILHOUETTE Representaiive 1,2,3; Switchboard 3; Counselors' Office 3,- Sophomore Chorus Line; Inninr-Senior Talent Show 3; Honor Guard; French Club 2,3,4, Secretary 1; National Honor Society 3,4.- OKice CD-op 4; 0.0.15. Club 4,- Indianehes 2,3; Class Secretary 2,3,4; Senior Advisory Council; Pep Club 2,3,4, Student Council 1.2.14; Y-Teens l25 Six spirited Seniors comprise varsity cheering squad! EVELYN HOSTEHMAN Vocational Cosmetology Club 3,4; Honor Guard; Senior Class Play. GERALD V. HOWARD Vocational French Club 1,2; Sigma Alpha Tau 1.2: Wrestling 2,- E'ladricity Club 31 Sergeam-at- Arms 4; Mirror Representativa 3V NADINE E. HOWARD College Preparatory Future Teachers 4,- French Club 1,2; Minn: Stat! 4; Choir Accompanis! 3,- Mixed En- semble Accompanisl 4.- Girls' Glee Club 13.3.4; Band l.2,3,4; Orchestra 3,4; The King and I 2; Carousel 3; Brigadoon 4; Senior Class Play. MARY ANN HUGHES College Preparatory St. Ursula Academy LZ; Pep Club 3; Mina:- Staff 44 KANEEEN S. HUTSEIJ. College Preparatory Regina High School 1.2; Senior Advisory CounciL BRYAN HYDEN College Preparatory Football 112.3,4; Wrestling 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; SILHOUETTE Representative 1,2,3; Mirror Representative 1.2; Projectionist Club 4; N Club 4; Spanish Club; Sigma Alpha Tau RUTH INSKEEP Generat Health Careers Club 2,3,4; Y-Teens 2.4; Pep Club 3; French Club 1.2; Honor Guard. ROBERTA CAROL IRVIN Vocational Mirror Representative 2; Cosmemloqy Club 3,4; Honor Guard. SHARON ELAINE IVESTER Commercial French Club 1,2; Health Careers Club 2; G.A.A4 2, TIMOTHY IACKSON 'v'ocaiional Cuisine Club 3, Presidem 4; Mirror Rapresentative 4. l26 Attendants announced, queen crowned-Homecoming night. WILBU'R JACKSON General BOBBIE ANN JONES , Commercial Spanish ONE: 1; Honor Guard; Mirror Staff 4; Senior Class Play, EDDIE IONES College Preparatory French Club 1,2,3. TOM IONES College Preparatory Latin Club 1,2, GARY STAFFORD KEUFFER College Preparatory Corona Del Mar High School 1.2; Cross Country 3,4. LONNY KEY College Preparatory Football 1.2.3,4; Basketball 1,- Basebail 1.4; Alpha Sigma Kappa l.2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3, Vice President 4; Spanish Honor Sociely 2,3, Vice President 4,- ijeciionisl Club 3.4; Student Council 4; National. Honor Society 4: Brigadoon 4, MARGARET E. KING Vocational D.E,C,AV 4; Cafeteria 4. MARY E. KING Vocaiional D,E.C.A. 4; Cafeteria 4. LARRY KUSHIMLBN Commercial Purcell ngh School 1,2,- Spanish Club 3,4. TERRY RAYMOND LANCASTE College Preparatory French Club 1,2,3,4; Basketball l.2,3,4: Sigma Alpha Tau 1,2,3, Secretary 4,- SILHOU- ET'I'E Staff 3, Sports Editor 4; Mirror Representahve 3,- SIlJ-IOUETTE Represenlative 3; N Club 4,- OHice Worker 4; Brigadoon 4; Nalional Honor Society 4; l27 Varsity teams score high in spirit and sportsmanship; MICHAEL L LANCE College Preparatory Choir 1,2,3, Presidem 47 Boys' Glee Club 1.2, Treasurer 3,4; French Club 1.2.3.4; Mixed Ensemble 3,4; SILHOUETTE Representative 1,2,3,4; Sludent Council 4; Carou- sel1' 3,- Senior Class Play. BRENDA K. LAWSON Commercial Y-Teens 1,2; Pep Club 1,- Latin Club 1,2,3. WANDA LAY Vocational Hughes High Schooj 1; Cosmelalogy Club 3,4; Senior Class Play; Girls' Council 2: Honor Guard; SILHOU'ET'HE Represenlalive 3. SHIRLEY LEWIS General M1, Notre Dame High School 1; Deer Park High School 2,3. LARRY I. LINMNN General Aiken High Schonl 1. JANET DOTZ General Y-Teens 1; Pap Club 1, LOIS LOWELL College Preparatory Office Carop 4; Clinic 3; C.O.E. Club 4; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Spanish Honor Society 1,2,3,4; YvTeens 1,2,4, Vice President 3; HLY-Teen Council 3,- SILHOUETTE Staff 34; Pep Club 123,4: Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Junior Prom Queen: Alpha Sigma Kappa Queen 3; Sophomore Chorus Line; Honor Guard; Best A11.Around Sophomore ; The ng and 1 2; Carousel 3; Eriqadoon 4; Student Council 2,3,- Junion-Senior Talent Show 3,- National Honor Society 4. JAMES ARTHUR LYKINS College Preparatory Cross Country 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3; Latin Club Vice President 2,3; Student Council 1,2,3; Alpha Sigma Kappa l,2,3,4. SUSAN ANN LYONS College Preparatory Pep Club 1,2,- Y-Teens 1,2; French Club 2,3; Switchboard 2,3; National Honor Society 3,4. IAMES MARS College Preparatory Football 1,2; SEHOUETTE Siaf'f 3.4; Senior Class Play, 128 Successful season on grid-iron for 66 team is 5-4-1. EARL MANNING General Basketball 1. TERRY I. MARGESON . Vocational Electnmty Club 344; Senior Class Play,- Carousel 3: Brigadoon 4; SILHOUETTE Representative 2,3,4; WILLIAM G. MASON Vocational Aiken High School 1,2; D.SCVA. 4. SUE MRTTI'EY General Y-Teens 1.2; French Club 1,2; Office Worker 2,3. SHARON MAUPIN General Honor Guard; Senior Class Play. FELICIA MCCARTHY Commercial Senior Class Play; Minor Staff 4; Honor Guard. CAROL SUSAN MCMIN College Preparatory Student Council 3; Pep Club 12.3.4; YATeens 1,2, President 3; French Club 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3.4,- Indianeues 4; Mirror Stafi 4; Mirror Representative 4; SLLHOUETTE Staff 3.4: Senior Advisory Council; Sigma. Alpha Tau Queen 3; Future Teachers 4: Senior Class Play,- Honor Guard; Switchboard 3; Climc 4; Junior-Senior Talent Show 3; Sophomore Chorus Line; HAROLD MEECE Vocational Cuisine Club 3, Vice Prasidem 4; Slqma Alpha Tau 1.2; Alpha Sigma Kappa 3,4; Mirror Representative 2; SILHOUETFE Represemauva l. LARRY JAMES MEECE Voca1ional Elecmcily Chub 3,4; Spanish Club 1; Mirror Representative 1. MICHAEL T. MEFFORD College Preparatory Latin Club 1. Presxdent 2; Mirror Repre'senlahve 123,4; Nalional Honor Society 3. President 4; Track 3; Buckeye Ecys' State 3; Brigadoon 4. I29 Senior play-Wou Cadt Take It With You -full house!! STEVE MILLER General Purcell High School 1.2, NANCY GAIL MORLEY Voeaiional G,A.A. 1,2; Y-Teens 1,2,- Sophomore Chorus Line; Honor Guard; Cosmetology Club 3.4; Health Careers Club 1, Secretary-Vice President 2.. IOHN JAY MOERLEIN. IR. College Preparalory Latin Club 1,2. LINDA MOLLOY Commercial Cenlral High School 1; Senior Class Play; Indianeltes. BETTY MONDE Commercial Yorkiown High School 2,3. ROBERT DALE MONFORT College Preparatory Wrestling 2,3,- Band 1.2.3,.4; Orchestra 3,4; Boys' Glee Club 3,4; Choir 4,- Mixed Ensemble 4; Pep Band 3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Studem Council 3; Mirror Representative 4: National Honor Society 3,4; SILHOUETTE 8151! Assistant Club Editor 4; Senior Class Play; Brigadoon 4. DON MONTGOMRY Vocational Auto Shop 3,4; SEROUETTE Representative 4. DANIEL A. MOONITZ College Preparatory Band 1,2.3,4: Orchestra 2,3,4,- Choir 2,3, Treasurer 4; Boys' Glee Club 2,3, Treasurer 4; Mixed Ensemble 3,4; Pep Band 1.2; French Club 2,3,4. m SUE MOORE College Preparaiory Honor Guard; Spanish Club 1,2; G'u-ls' Glee Club 2,3. Treasurer 4; G.A.A. 2.3.4; Pep Club 1,3,4,- Clinic 2,3,4; Health Careers Club 1. Secretary-Vice President 2,4, President 3,- Nationai Honor SocietyA. PHYLLIS KAY MOORE Vocational Pep Club 1; YJT'eens 1.2,- Honor Guard; D.E.C.A. President 4. CHARLES NORRIS Vocational Advisory Council: SONDRA MOORE Commercial Western Hills High School. LESTER MORRIS Vocational Student Council 3; Culsine Club 3, Secretary 4; National Honar Society 4. MICHAEL C. MUNDY General Baseball 2,3,4; Foolball 1.3.4; Wrestling 23. Tri-Captain 4,- Alpha Sigma Kappa 123,4,- N Club 2.3.4; Sludem Council 3. LYNN MURRAY Vocational Sigma Alpha Tau 1,2; Auto Shop 3,4, SANDRA TUNE MURRAY Commercial Office Co-op 4; C.O.E. Club 4, HOWARD N APIER Vocational Auto Shop 3,4. JANICE FAY NEAL Vocalional Spanish Club 1; D.E.C7A. 4. PATRICIA NIOOIJU Commercial Norwood Players 3. Ironlon High School 1,- Cuis'me Club Treasurer 3.4, MARILYN IEAN NUNN College Preparatory Studem Council 4; GLrls' Council 4; Y-Teens 2,3; Fulure Teachers 2. Treasurer 3,4: Slll-IOUEIT'E StaH 3, Club Editor 4; Honor Guard; Iunior-Senior Talent Show 3; National Honar Society 3,4; Chmr 3.4; Girls' Glee Club 2,3,4; Indianenes 3,4; Senior Iunlor Pmm Queen Attendant; Latin Club Secretary 2, Vice President 1; Pep Club 1,2; Brigadoon 4. l3l Senior Thespians majority of lads, lasses in Brigadoon . Senior Silhouette staff members complet, 66 yearbook RON OSBORNE College Preparaiory Alpha Sigma Kappa 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4,- Spanish Club 2,3. CYNTHIA SUE PANGBUHN College Preparatory National Honor Somety 3,4,- Spanish Club 1.2, Treasurer 3. President 4,- Spanish Honor Society 2,4, Treasurer 3,- Switchboard 2.3.4; Clinic 3; SILHOUETTE Staff 4; Cheerleader 3,4; Indmnenes 2,- Girls' Glee Ciub 1,2: Honor Guard, Y-Teens L,2,3.4; G.A.A. 1; Iunior-Senior Talenl Show 3,4; Pep Club 12.3.4,- Carouser' 3,- Briga- doon 4. fOHN PARKER General Football 1,- Baseball 3; Mina: Representative 1,2,4; Alpha Sigma Kappa 1,2,3. Vice President 4; Senior Class Play. SALLY PARKER College Preparatory Student Council 3; G.A,A. 12,14,- Spanish Club 1.2.3.4,- Health Careers Club 2,3, Treasurer 4; National Honor Society 4. 5. WILLIAM PASTON College Preparaicry Mirror Staff; Boys' Glee Club 1,- Mirror Representative. ROGER PENNINGTON General Wrestling 3,4. DAVID ROBERT PHELPS College Preparatory Football 1; Baseball 2,3,4,- Eand l,2,3,4; Orchestra 3.4; Pep Band 3,4; Choir 4,- Boys' Glee Club 4,- Mixed Ensemble 4; Spanish Club 1.3.4, President 2; Spanish Honm Society 2,3,4; Sigma Alpha Tau 4,- Carousel 3,- Briqadoon 4,- Senior Class Piay; Projectionisl Club 3,4; Facully Talent Show 3; Hi-Y-Teen Council; Naiional Honor Society 3,4, JACKIE LEE PHELPS College Preparatory Band 11,14; Orchestra 3,4: Pep Band 2,3,4; Choir 3.4; Glee Club 3,4; Band Council 3; SILHDUL'I'TE Staff 4; Mine: Representative 3,4; Sludent Council 1; Latin Club 1,2; National Honor Society 3,4; Harvard Book Award 3; Carousel 3,- Brigadoon 4: Congressional Study Tour 3; Cross Country 1,2; Basketball 1; TIack LZ. MARGARET PI'IMAN Commercial Mariemont High School 1; Glen Esle High School 2.3. 003155 POE Commercial G.A.A.; Y-Teens; C.O.E, Club 4; Office Co-op 4; Honor Guard. I32 Twelve Seniors chosen superlative at Norwood High. JAMES DOUGLAS POST College Preparatory Crass Country 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3; N Club 3,4; Sigma Alpha Tau 2,3,4; D.E.C.A. 4; SILHOUETTE Represenlaiive 2. GLENDA FAYE PRAYER Commercial Feds Creek High School 1; Pep Club 3. KYLE ANN FRY Commercial Morning Watch 1; Pep Club 1,2,3; Health Careers Club 2; G.AJX. 1,2. SANDRA LEE RANKIN General Honor Guard; Semor Class Play; Cosme1ology Club Treasure: 3. JACK RANDOLPH REESE College Preparatory Football 1,2,3. Co-Caplain 4.- Mosl Valuable Player 4, Baskelball 1; Wrestling 2,3; Baseball 1.2.34; Projecuonist Club 2,3, Vice Presidem 4; Alpha Sigma Kappa 11 Secretary 2, Vice President 3, Presidenl 4; Hi-Y TeEn Council 1,213.4; Minor Staff 31 Managing Editor 4; Spanish Club 2,3,4,- Spanish Honor Sociew 2,3,4; National Hons: society 3,4; Class Presidem 2.4; Oklahoma 1; Student Council 1.4; Mirror Repre senlalive 3,4; Eriqadoon 4. RONALD REEVES College Preparatory Track 1,2,3; Cross Ccunlry 2,3,4. GARY REYNOLDS Vocational Football 1; Cuisine Club 3. Banque-i Manager 4. ROBERT L. REYNOLDS Vocaiional Foolball 1; Baskelball 1,2: Baseball 2; Electricity Club Vice Presidem 3, President 4; SHEDUETTE Represenlalive 1; Minor Representative 2,- Sigma Alpha Tau 1,2,3. SANDRA LEE RIGG College Preparatory Student Council 1; YJTeens 1,2, Secretary 3; Latin Club l,2,3,4; Honor Guard; Junior- Senior Talent Show 3; Senior Class Play; Pep Club 1,2, Treasurer 3; Class Treasure! 1; Class che Presidenl 3; Sophomore Chorus Lme; Clinic 3,4, KENNETH ROY ROBERTS Vocational I33 Big brass Seniors harmonized the music department; BETTY IO ROBERTS v'ocaiional Central High School 1,2, Cosmetology Club 3.4; Honor Guard, SAUNDRA IEANNE ROBERTS College Preparatory Chmr 12.3.4; Guls' Tno 3,4; Mixed Ensemble 2.3.4: Girls' Glee Club 123.4: Pep Club 1,2; Mirror Representative 1,2,3,- Future Teachers 2, Vice Presidem 3, President 4; Nahonal Honor Society 3, Treasurer 4; SILHOUETTE smff 3, CmEditor in Chiei 4; Oklahoma 1; The Kmq and I 2; Cawusel 3; 'Eriqadoon 4; Senior Class Play; Honor Guard,- French Club 1,2,3,4; Ium'or-Senior Talent Show 3,4. OLIVER ROSE, IR. College Preparatory Cross Country 1.2; Basketball 1; Track 1,2; Minor Representative 1.2.; SILHOUE'I'TE Representative 1,2,- Student Council 1.4; National Honor Society 3,4; Latin Club 1, Vice President 2. JACK W. ROSSKOPF Commercial OHice Co-op 4; C,O.E. Club Cu-Treasurer 4. HA REY ROUSE College Preparatory Lyon junior High School 1,- Choir 2,3,4,- Eoys' Glee Club 3,4. KENNETH R. ROWLAND College Preparatory French Club 12.3.4; Projectionist Club 3, Secretary-Treasurer 4. LINDA ROY Vocational Sophomore Chorus Lme; Honor Guard; Cosmetology Club 3.4,- Mirror Representahve 4. SUSAN ROYALTY . College Preparatory Chow 1,2.3,4; Girls' Glee Club 1.2.3.4: Girls' Ensemble 2; Mixed Ensemble 3,4,- Spamsh Club 1.2.3.4: Pep Club 1,2,3; Junior-Senior Talent Show 3,4; The King and I 2; Carouse1 3,- Honor Guard; Senior Class Play; Health Careers Club 2; SILHOUFI'TE SIaH 3,4; G.A.A. 1,2; Eriqadoon 4. MICHAEL iwl-mu. College Preparatory ROBERTA CHRISTINE RUTLFLND General Student Council 1; Chair 123,4; Girls' Trio 3,4; Junior-Senior Talent Show 3.4: Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3; Mixed Ensemble 2,3,4; French Club 123,4; Pep Club 1,2,- Future Teachers 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3, Secretary 4; SILHOUBTTE Staff 3, Co-Ediior in Chlef 4; The King and I 2; Carousei 3; Bnqadcun 4; Senior Class Play; Honor Guard; Senior Advisory Council; Valedictorian. I34 Musical underclassmen string along with Senior lead. JERRY WAYNE SAYLOR College Preparatory Wallins High School 1,2; Latin Club 3,4. WILLIAM SCHMIDT Vocational Autc Shop 3,4. DONNA SCHOECK Vocational The King and 1 2.: Honor Guard 3: Senior Class Play,- Mirror Representative 1. SUZANNE PENNY SCHROEDE'R College Preparatory Y-Teens 1,2,3,- Future Teachers 3; Honor Guard; French Club 1,2; Mirror Representa- Iive 1,2,- Senior Class Play; Indianeues 4,- Scphomcre Chorus Line. WAYNE SCOTTY College Preparatory Track 2,3,4; Cross Counlry 2,3,4; Wrestling 4; Latin Club 1,2,13,41; N Club 2,3,4. DIANA SHELTON Commercial Honor Guard: Pep Cnub 4. LINDA IRENE SKAGGS Voca t icnal G.A.A. 1,2,3,- SILHOUETTE Representative 1.2; Honor Guard,- Girls' Councib 4; D.E.C.A. 4 LARRY L. EILEEN General Milford High School 1,2,3. GLORIA IERN SLAVEY Commercial Health Careers Club Z; G.A.A. 2: Honor Guard. RICHARD THOMAS SLOAN College Preparatory Football 1; Lahn Club 1; Student Council 1.2; SILHOUETTE Represenlalive 1,2,- Band 1,2,3, Vice President 4; Band Council Vice President 4; Chou 3.4,- Boys' Glee Club 123.4,- ijed Ensemble 3,4; Pep Band 3.4; The King and 1 Z; Carousel 3: Erigadoon 4; Senior Class Play. l35 Capable leadefs notorious motto of Don t be trite! CYNTHIA SMITH Commercial Pep Club 1,2,3; French Club 2,3; Y3Teens 1,2,3; Honor Guard; Senicr Advisory Council; Office Co-op 4; C.O.E. Club 4. DOYLE SMITH Commercial Sigma Alpha Tau 1; Alpha Sigma Kappa 2; French Club 1,2; Mirror Representative; Office Co-op 4; C.O.E. Club President 4 RITA KAY SMITH Commercial Y Teens 12.3.4; Cheerleader 1,3; Maiorene 4; Indianettes 2,3. Co-Captain 4; Pep Club 1,2,3, President 4,- Class Treasurer 4: Carousel 3; The King and I 2; Honor Guard; JuniorvSeniorr Talent Show 3; Choir 3,- Girls' Glee Club 3; SILHOUETTE Represenlalive l,2,3,4; Sophomore Chorus Line,- Brigadaon 4. SYLVIA SMITH Commercial Pep Club 1,2,3; Student Council 2; French Club 2,3.- Y-Teens 1.2, Secretary 3; Ofiice Co-op 4; C.O.E. Club 4; Honor Guard. GREGORY PL. SNYDER Vocational Band 1; Student Councnl 3; Senior Class Play; Electricity Club 3.4. FREDRICK CHARLES SOETE General Senior Class Play. ALAN SOHMER College Preparamry Football 123,4; Spanish Club 1,2; N Ciub 314. LONN-IE E. SOWDEB Commercial DECAI 4. DONALD HV SPHOWL General Football 1; Studem Council 4; Senior Class Play. PATRICIA LAURENT: SBOUFE College Preparatory Future Teachers 2,3; Morning Watch 1; Honor Guard; Spanish Club 2,3,- Senior Class Play; Pep Club 3,4. I36 helps Seniors on Mirror staff produce top-notch paper. SANDRA KAYE STAMPER Commercial Girls' Council 4. Secrelary 3; Y-Teens 1,2,3; Honcr Guard; IUnior-Senior Talent Show 3; iSpamish Club 1.2.: Mirror 51311 4; Girls' Glee Club 1; Choir 1; Senior Class Play; Cheerleader 3.4. Captain 1; SILHOUETTE Representaiive 4; Pep Club 1.2.3.4; Sopho- more Chorus Lme; Trampolme 1.2.3.4; National Honor Society 4. PEGGY STAYTON College Preparatory G.A.A. 1.2; French C1ub 3.4; Girls' Glee Club 3; Senior Class Play. DONALD W. STEGMAN Vocational Mirror Represenlalive 2.3; Auto Shop 3.4. WILLIAM STEFVATER. IE. College Preparatory St, Xavier quh School 1.2. CARLA SUE STOBER College Preparaiory Y-Taens 1.2.3.4,- Pep Club 1,2,3; Spanish Club 2.3.4; Spamsh Honor Society 3,4; Iunior-Senior Talent Show 3; The Kmq and I 2; Carousel 3; Senior Class Play; Honor Guard; Girls' Ccuncil 4; Briqadoon 4. LINDA SUE STOCKMAN Vocational, Pep Club 1.2.3.4; Future Teachers 2,- Gir15' Council 3; Cosmetology Club 3,4; Honor Guard; Senior Class Play. IAMES STRINGER General Track 1; French Club 2. GAIL SHARON SUTTON Vocational Giris' Glee Club 1,- Sophomom Chorus Lme; Honor Guard; Cesmeloloqy Club 3.4, PATRICIA KAY TALLENT CCHeqe Preparatory Student Coun511 1.4; Girls' Counmi l; G.A.A. 1; Spanish Club 1,2; Band 1,2,3. Secre- tary 4; Orchestra 1.2.3.4; Semor Adwsory Council: Senior Class Play; Oklahoma 1; The King and V 2; Carousel 3; Bnqadoon 4; Indianetles 3,4; Sophomore Chorus Line; Homecoming Attendanl; Mirror 31611 4; Mirror Representative 4; SILHOUETTE representative. ROBIN ANN TARTEB College Preparalory National Honor Socieiy 3,4; Student Councxl 3.4; Band 1.2.3.4; Orcheslra 1.2.3.4; Band Council 4; Gir1sl Glee Club 3.4; Latin Club 2. Treasurer 1; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Spanish Honor Society 3,4; Debate Team 4; SILHOUETTE Start 4; Oklahoma 1: The King and 1 2; Carousel 3; Brigadoon 4; Salutstorian. I37 Able Seniors prize-winning artists in area competition. FRANKLIN E. TATUM I College Preparatory Milford High School 1,2. BARBARA ANN TAYLOR Commercial G,A.A. 1,2,3; Health Careers Club 1,2; Girls' Council 1,- Honor Guard; Senior Class Play, CHARLES GORDON TAYLOR Vocational Mirror Represemauve 2; Eleclricuy Club 3,4; Student Counml 1, GLORIA I. TAYLOR Commercial Pep Club 4, BETTY IEAN TEAGU'E Commercial Y-Teens 3; Spanish Club 2,3,- Honor Guard; Pep Club 3; Office Coop 4; COLE Club Vice President 4. DONNA LYNN THEE College Preparalory National Honor Sociely 3.4; Health Careers Club 2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Mirror Stafi Feature Editor 4; SILHOUETTE Staff; G.PLA. Editor 4,- G.A.A. 1,2,3, Hiking Manager 4. IOI'IN C. TOLLE Joralional Football 1; Mirror Representativg 1; Auto Shop 3K4, BRENDA KAYE TRETT Vocational G.A.A. 2,- Cosmeloloqy Club 3.4; Honor Guard. LINDA TUMBLESON Commercial Y-Teens 2,3,- Hanor Guard; The King and i 2; Pep Club 1,2,14,- Girls' Council 1: Counselors' Office 2.3. WILSON EUGENE TUCKER General Dixie Helgh1s quh School 1. I38 Forty-eight Seniors chosen to selective Honor Society. RICHARD STARRETT TYLER General Band 2,3,4; Orchestra 4; SILHOUET'I'E Staff, Photographer 2,3; Mirror Staff, Photo- grapher 2,3. ARMIN E. ULM Vocational Auto Shop 3.4. BARBARA UMBACH College Preparalcry Sludem Council 2; Y-Teens 1,2,3,- Future Teachers 3.4; Honor Guard: French Club 1,2,3A; Mirror Representative Choir 2,3,4; Girls' Glee Club 2; G.A.A. 1,2; Board 3.4; Carousel 3; OHice W0 her l,2,3,4; JuniorvSenior Talent Show 3: Pep Club 1,2331,- Senior Class Play; Sophomore Chorus Line; National Honor Society 4. GINNY UNTHIANK Vocationai Girls' Glee Club 3; D,E.C.A. Secretary 4. WILLIAM UNTHANK Vocational Cafeteria Worker 1,2,3: D.E.C.A, 4. GLENN E. VRNDERGRIFF College Preparatory Spanish Club; Senior Advisory Ccuncil. DAVID PAUL VAN SCYOC College Preparatory Spanish Club E, Treasurer 2.3,4; Spamsh Honor Sociely 3, Prasidem 4,- Naticnal Honor Society 3,4; Studenl Counci'l 4; Morning Watch 1; Buckeye Eoys' State 3; Band 12.3.4; Band Council 3, President 4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Pep Band 2,4,- Choir 4; Track 1,2; The King and I 2; Carousel 3, Brigadoon 4, Faculty Talem Show 3,- Iunior-Senior Talent Show 4,- Senior Class Play. DAVID VAUGHN College Preparatory Football 1.4,- Alpha Sigma Kappa 1.4; Sludenl Council 23,- N Club 4; Track 3,4. SPERRY ANN VORBROKER College Preparatory SILHOUETTE Staff 3, Literary Editor 4; Honor Guard; French Club 1,2, Vice President 4; National Honor Sociew 3,4; Choir 3,4; Senior Class Play,- The King and I 2; Carousel 3; Briqedoon 4; Mirror Representative 1,2,3; G,A.A. 1; Norwood Players 3. R. JAMES WAHI. General Cafetena Worker 1.23.4. I39 Class of !66 also led in honor roll averages. PATRICIA ANN WALK Commercial Pep Club 2,3.- Honor Guard; Mirror Staff 4: Senior Class Play. SHARON ELIZABETH WALLACE Commercial OHice Co-op 4; Honor Guard; SILHO'U'HTTE Represeniative 2.3; French Club 2,3; Y-Teens 112; C.O.E. Club 4; Girls' Glee Club 1. WILLIAM W. WALLACE Commercial Office Co-op 4; C.O.E. Club 4. LAURA WARD General Central High Schcol 2,3. PAMELA KAY WARD Commercial Y-Teens 1,2; Office Co-op 4,- C.O.E Club 4; Honor Guard; Iuninr-Senior Talent Show 3; French Club 1,2; GAA. 142; Pep Club 1: SILHOUETTE Representative 1,2,3,- Sopho- more Chorus Line. IACK L. WARE Vocational Auto Shop 3.4; Mirror Representative 4. NANCY WABFIELD Commercial Thomas Edison High School 1,; Barbourville High School 2, STEVEN 10E WATSON Colieqe Preparatory Football 1,3,4,- Baskelbail 1; Wrestling 23, Tri-Captain 4; Baseball 1.23.4,- N Club , :- SA; Student Council 3; Projectionist Club 4; Senior Advisory Council; Choir 4; Class 3W Vice President 4; Senior Class Play; Spanish Club 3: Brigadoon 4. a 1'5 m . II .I AA LAWRENCE E. WEBER College Preparatory Latin Club 12.3.4; Oklahoma 1; The King and I 2; Carousel 3; Brigadoon 4; Senior Class Pkay; Sludenl Council 1.2.3; Choir 3,4; BOYS' G189 Club 3: Mirwr Heme sentative 3,- National Honor Sociew 3,4; SILHOUETTE Staff 3, Assistant Sports Editor 4. JOYCE WELLS College Preparatory Student Council 4; Latin Club 1,2; Girls' Glee Club 1.2.3.4,- Band 1,2,3,4; Orcheslra 4; Senior Class Play; Indianeltes 4; Sophomore Chorus Line; Bnqadcon 4. I40 LARRY S. WESLEY College Preparatory JERRY WEST General DONALD WESTEBMEYER College Preparatory Band 12.3.4; Choir 3,4,- Latin Club 3,4; Senior Class Play; Brigadoon 4. LINDA LEE WHXTE College Preparatory Pep Club 1,2; Y-Taens 1; Spanish C!ub 3; Norwood Players 3,- Oklahoma. 1.,- The King and I 2,- Carousel 3,- Scphomore Chorus Line; Honor Guard; Iunior-Senior Talent Show 3: Girli Glee Club 3. THERE LEE WHITE Commercial Girls' Councxl 1,2,4, Secretary 3: Senior Class Play; Honor Guard,- Sophomore Chorus Line. KENNETH D. WHITLOCK Commercial Spanish Club 1,2; Alpha Sigma Kappa 1,2. KENNETH I. WILKINSON College Preparatory Foolball Trainer 2,3,4,- Baskelball Trainer 2; Latin Club 3. CHARLES WiLLIAMS Commercial Latin Club; C.O.E. Club 4. MARY IRAN WILSON College Preparatory Spamsh Club 3; Honor Guard,- Senior Class Play, EDMOND H. WOMAN'D General SILHOUETTE Representative 1,2,3,4. I4l June, ,66-Seniors bound for jobs, college, service-Life. MARY MELODY WBEN Commercial CHERYL WYSONG College Preparatory Office- Comp 4,- C.O.E. Club 4; Girls' Counml l, VICE Presmlem 3. Presxdenl 4; Sophov more Chorus Line; Girls' Glee Club 3,- M'n-mr Representanve 4,- Honor Guard; G.A A. l; Pep Club 1,2,3: Spamsh Club 3. GRADUATING BUT NOT PICTURED TOM BRELSFOBD PAULA McCALLA MONETTA DEARMAN HAZEL PETITT ROGER FLEMING JOHN SHARP EMMA MYERS FORESTE WILLIAM THOMAS BILL LUSK MIKE WITHERS NORWOOD BOARD OF EDUCATION MR. PARSONS Superintendent of Schools Actively engaged in school system procedures the five elected men of the Norwood Board of Education plan the affairs of the state of Norwood High School. Ruling on financial budgeting, advising the superin- tendent, and accepting recommendations from the pro- fessional staff require much of the Board's Hmee However, they still are able to strengthen citizen-staH Mr. Dori, Mr. Beckstedl, Mr. Downs, Dr. Gabe, Mr. Funke relationship through groups such as the PTA. and the Norwood Citizens' School Commission. The presence of their decisions can be felt by students from grade school until commencement when the president of the Board presents the graduate with a diploma signifying completion of the required curriculum. In. '3! INF !- I43 SENIOR HOBBIES Dainty and graceful. The Deer Hearts This is just plain fishy. Hom. Our Man with the 4 12...: L .r? .57... C Read me sign, Larryf I45 Doyle Smith and Gaye Earlywine, the best-qroomed seniors. look their bes1 even in the rain SENIOR SUPEBLATIVES The election of senior superlaliVeS has long been a tradition at Norwood. Seniors voted on nominations by the Senior Advisory Council and selected two 01 their classmates to represent these categories: best groomed, most athletic, Wittiesl, most talented, friendliest, and most studious. Books build knowledge for the best students, Christine Rutland and Mike MeHord. I46 The witliesi semors, Bob Durham and Pal Tallent, slide around N.HS. doing The most athleiic seniors, Sally Parker and Doug Eustica keep in shape- by almost anything for a laugh. fence climbing ? A banjo-pickin song fesl is the result when the most- talenled seniors, Kathy Glab and Dan Mooniiz, qe! together. Barry Corrado and Lois Lovell, Ihe friendliest seniors, keep lhe telephone wires hot. I47 GEIGEWS GROCERY GROCERIES-M EATSgPRODUCE COLD DRIN KS PARTY SUPPLI ES Free DeIivery Besf Wishes To The Clgss of '66 QUIGLEY DRY CLEANERS 2433 Williams Avenue NORWOOD Q, OHKD Open 9:30 am. +0 ll:00 p.m.-7 Days 63l-935I 2360 Rober+son Phone S3I-4195 Norwood's Complefe Hardware Sfore J NORWOOD PAINT 3 Congratuglfiond HARDWARE CO. .Sjeniard Herff Jones CLASS RINGS Indianapolis. Indiana 4542 Monfgomery Road b3l-4536 ECONOMY CHEVROLET NORWOOD. OHIO 49 I 2 Monfgomery Phone: 53 lr2920 GEORGE P. KLEB Direcfor THE KLEB and IHLENDORF FUNERAL HOME, INC. Serving Norwood Since I903 3900 Monfgomery Rd. NORWOOD. OHIO HWHERE THOUSANDS SAVE MILLIONSH 9 5 25f 55$ .XX :Wx ASSETS OVER $40.000,000 FIDELITY FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 63l Walnuf S+ree+ Cincinna+i. Ohio 72l-4500 4555 Monfgomery Road Norwaod TeI.-35 I -6666 8434 Vine S+ree+ Cincinnafi. Ohio 82 I-8330 MODERN BARBER SHOP Exper+ Barber Services Any Type Haircui' 2409 Roberfson Ave. NORWOOD I2, OHIO CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '66 FROM FOREST CAFETERIA 4-496 Fores+ Ave. COMPLIMENTS OF THE FIRST SAVINGS 8x LOAN ASSOCIATION 4539-41 Monfgomery Road NORWOOD. OHIO Safefy Firs+ af Firs+ m, N I am: 44! 5' sxk Norwood High School PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION Our Concern Our Responsibilify Children Ac+ionm The feen-ager neecfs understanding to grow. To understand him you musf know whaf goes on in his life no+ only in his home. bu+ in his school. Learn about schooI-home par+nership and responsibilifies. AH'end +he High School P.T.A. R. L. PULS PHARMACIST Serving Hwe Healfh Needs of Hue CommunHy Main 8 WiHiams b3l-I455 FrenchBauer Quality$hekd ICE CREAM WIDELY KNOWN AS THE BEST COOKIES From FROM HERE TO ANYWHERE MRS. ALISON'S For All Occasions On Washingfon Avenue ., - 2 ' r Af We Municipal Parkin Lof I 0 A' '1 P 5.- Q . g ,. , ' 1NW'.;.? 3- -m , ;' fix r ' One noun WIHIIIMIZIM, CIIHFJII THE MOST IN DRY CLEANING 4543 Monfgomery Road 53 li9507 I hour service every day fill 4:00 p.m. Monavd Hm. SW MADE IN nonwooo-u.s.A. .... Each month thousands of electric motors and centrifugal pumps leave this assembly area. Their destinations can be any country through- 0ut the Wree-world. And everyone of them carries The words HNorwcwd, tho U.S.A. ALLIS- smopwo's CHALMERS Prescripfion Specialisf NORWOOD WORKS Main af Washingfon Norwood, Ohio b3l-1235 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF I966 FROM X X DR. T. W. 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Ohio 535l Glenway Avenue 400 Loveland-Maderia Rri Wes+ern Hills Office Loveland, Ohio 60l0 Far Hills Avenue Ceni'erville, Ohio CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '66 1:1, 30.,- or! Ph. JE 1.71232 :06 fly, . Mu p Cmanna onh:OHIery Rd, ' 0 THE S 8: S LABORATORIES. INC. Beau+y Salon Supplies 2W? BenneH Avenue NORWOOD 1.2, OHIO TREDWAY FUNERAL HOME Esiablished I892 2l3l Cameron Ave. NORWOOD l2. OHEO 63l-O3II CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '66 FROM NORWOOD PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION An Associafion Ded ica+ed To The Improvemen+ of Norwood Congrafulaiions +0 +he Class of '66 BILL'S SERVICE STATION Mills and Monfgomery NORWOOD l2. Ol-HO 53I-9384 J. C. HOCKETT CO. JEWELER RANDY NEAL, Manager 4547 Monfgomery Road b3I-4OSO Norwood. Ohio Best Wishes MAYOR JOSEPH W. SHEA JR. and Norwood Democrafic Officials CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES OF I966 H is sfill frue: If you never fouch a drink which coniains ALCOHOL you will never be an alcoholic. a drunk a burn. or a downrandvoufen The average HdrinkH o6 beer HZ 01L wine HIE OZJ, or whiskey U on coniains The same amounf of alcohol on weighl-J. They have H19 same effed on a driver or pedestrian and H19 accidan+ caused will leave eifher iusf as dead, Be wise-avoid addiciion +0 caffeinm nicofine. or alcohol. Norwood Women's Christian Temperance Union COMPLIMENTS OF VAN ANTWERP BEAUTY SALON 2074- Worfh Avenue 53I-9396 1965-66 FOOTBALL SEASON SEASON RECORD6l5-4-U Sept IO6Glen Es+e 6W6 Sept I76Prince+on 6U Sept 24-Anderson m ch. 1-wRe-ading tW6 0:211 86Colerain IW6 Oct l56Lockland M Oct 2 I6Greenhflls fW6 ch. 296Wyoming 6H Nov. 56Mf. HeaH'hy fH Nov. I2-Finneyfown 6W1 BUYING OR SELLING Service Is Our Mos? Imporfanf 'Producl' EMMETT COOPER AND ASSOCIATES Proxifa Beckelheimer Paul W. Blair Kennefh Jordan Glyndon Hoover Donald Lancasfer Homer Lane Gale E. Poinfer Merle J. Poin+er EMMETTQEQCOOPER 3960 Monfgomery Road 53l-474O A. GERTH THE ROOFER Serving Cincinnafi Over 60 Years ROOFERS-TINNERS SHEET METAL WORK RESIDENTIAL-INDUSTRIAL FREE ESTIMATES 63 l-7857 If No Answer Ca 53I-7?72 Or 79I-453J 4l f8 MoMgomery Rd. - Norwood CongramlaHons +0 fhe Class d 1966 from Foy' Mahrafm Pain+s Varnishes Lacquers I776 Me'nfor Ave. NORWOOD. OHIO FELDHAUS HOME IMPROVEMENT CO FRED M- SCHAD ATTENTION PROPERTY OWNERS MEATS9POULTRY9EGGS WHOLESALE PRICES Comple+e Home Improvemen+ Service FOR YOUR HOME FREEZER ' Roofing ' Sheef Me+al Work C +e , + ' Siding ' Brick Work a ring 0 . . Hofels. Reshauran'l'sI Insfifufions Cemenf Work Carpen+er Work If H's For The House Ca Feldhaus 4507 Foresf 63l-2655 b3 l-l222 2826 Norwood Ave.. Norwood l2. Ohio INDIAN MOUND PHARMACY PUSS 'N BOOTS Coffee Shop 4539 Mon+gomery Rd. 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OHIO 761-b7l7 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF Ibe HAROLD F. FUNK Norwood Office The FiH'h Third Union Trus+ Co. 4624 Mcn+gcmery Road Norwood, Ohio LENKE INSURANCE AGENCY All Forms of Insurance $05011 751177.549 Biffiazcl lounge W ! f PHONE761-4747 X . LEAGUES FOR MEN AND WOMEN 73 I -504I m. m k I EXHIBITIONS AND TOURNAMENTS WHEN MI M 31.. f P- VALLEY SHOPPING CENTER ,, .. M 7617 READING RD. JOE c. CRAIG CINCINNATI, omo 45237 PAUL'S BASKETBALL SCHEDULE SEASON RECORD-ISJM Nov. 26 Milford M Dec. 3 Greenhills MU Dec. 4 Maderia M Dec. I0 Wyoming M Dec. I7 Princefon M Dec. I8 Walnuf Hills MWI Jan 7 Lincoln Heighfs lWl Jan. 8 Reading IH Jan. I4 Anderson M Jan. I5 Finneyfown tLl Jan. 2l Lockiand MWM Jan. 28 Oak Hills M Feb. 4 Harrison MWJ Feb. 5 Glen Es+e M Feb. ll Mt HeaH-hy M Feb. 12 Talawanda IL, Feb. I8 5+. 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Don and Maxine Lancasfer 300 Duck Creek Road ParfiHons Mehal Gafes Flag Poles Porch Railings Wire Mesh Work Porch Columns Iron Work Chain Link Fencing Iron Fencing Playground Equipmeni Phone 63 I-0227 Complimenfs of Gem Federal Saving and Loan Association 4338 Monfgomery Road Norwood, Ohio 631-2760 INSURED SAVINGS WW 4529 Monfgomery Road BeswL Wishes +0 fhe Class d '66 MARTIN CLEANERS bl 2I Monfgomery Road Serving Norwood and +he Communi+y 63.3970 for 38 years ACTIVITIES CALENDAR MARCH 43:32:32! Compfammb. 3I-Washing+on Trip APRIL b-Easier Assemblies IB-Girl's Week 22-Junior Prom 25 Boy's Week MAY 23 Senior Exams Begm 29 Bacca1aurea+e JUNE I-Commencemenl IO-School Cfoses oza jrienc! ORGANIZATIONS Administration . 1 1 . ......................... 26, 27 Advertisem ems ..................... 1 48-1 62 Alpha Sigma Kappa ........................... 93 Auto Shops .................................. 89 Band ...................................... 94 Baseball Reserve . ........................ 66 Varsity ................................... 68 Basketball Freshmen . 1 . 1 1 . 1 . ....................... 67 Reserve .................................. 1 65 Varsity . . . ................... .64, 65 Board of Education ......................... 143 Boys' Glee Club . ............................ 97 BRIGADOON ................... 100-101 Cafeteria Workers Adult ................................ 42 Student ............................. 43 Cheerleaders ............................. B3 Choir ......................... 96 Clinic Workers . . 11111111111111 42 Co-ops ..... 1 91 Cosmetology . . . . ...... 1 . 1 . 1 1 . . 1 1. ,,,,,, 90 Counselors' Office Workers . . . ........ 42 Cross Country 1 . 1 . . 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 . 1 62 Cuisine Club 1 1 . . ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 88 Delta Epsilon 11111111111111111111 . '92 Electricity Club . ....... 87 Ensemble . . . . . ................... . 1 . 98 Faculty . 1 . . 1 . . ...... 1 2841 Football Freshmen 11111111 67 Varsity 11 . .... .1 11. 60,61 French Clubs I and II ....... . . . 1 . . . . . . 82 French 111 . 11 1 1 1 1 . 1 34 Future Teachers of America 1 1 . . . . . . . 1 . 85 Gamma Alpha Chi ........................... 92 Girls' Athletic Association ...... 70-73 Girls Council ................................. 85 Girls' Glee Club . ........................... 97 Golf .......................................... 69 Health Careers Club ........................... 87 Hi-Y-Teen Council . .......................... 92 Homecoming Activities ............ . . . . . . ........... 104, 105 Queen .................................. 108 Attendants ......................... 109 Indianettes ....................... 88 Iunior Prom Queen 1. .......... . ............... 1111106 Attendants ................................. 1 0 7 Latin Clubs ................................... 83 Library Workers . . .......................... 43 Maintenance ...... . . ...................... 42 Majorettes ............................. 95 MIRROR .................................. 78, 79 N Club ................................. 99 National Honor Society ...................... 77 Orchestra 1 . . 1 . 1 . ..................... 95 Pep Club ..................................... 86 Projectionists ....................... 1 111111111 99 Seniors ............................ 1 10-142 Senior Hobbies . 1 . ....................... 144, 145. Senior Superlatives 11111111111111111111111 146, 147 Sigma Alpha Tau ............... . 93 SILHOUETTE ............................... 80, 81 Spanish Club ................................ 84 Spanish Honor Society ................... 84 Student Council . 1 . ............................ 76 Switchboard Workers ..................... . . . 1 43 Track ........................................ 68 Underclassmen 1 1 11111111111111 44-57 Varsity Debate Team .......................... 98 Wrestling 1 ................................. 69 YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU . ......... 102, 103' Abbaliello, N. . . . 1 . .50, 83 Abbaliello, V. 32 Adams, C. . . . .43, 77. 61, 82. 853113 Adams, D . 59 Adkins, A, .53, 86 Adkins, B. . . .47 Adkins. B. .53 Ages, I .50 Aqee, 171.87 Alexander, M. 76, 7B. 79, 82 93,113 Allen, B. . ...... Al1en, K, . Allen, R. Allen R. Alred, E. Alsip, M. . Alvis, L. Anderson, C. . Anderson, K, ....... 50, 52, BS, 92 Anderson, N. ..... 43, 47, 82. 85. 92 Anderson, P. . .53, 77, 82, BB, 92, 97 Anderson. S, . , . .43, 53, 77. 32, 86. E , 92 ...47 ..113 D 113 Arnold, R. .50, 79, 93, 87, 92, 97 98 Auterson, F. ................ 7, 82 47 Barnard, M. ..60 Barnes, G. . , .. .114 Barnes, M. . .. ,.47 Barney, P. .. ..53 Barnhill, G, . . ..114 Barr. E, ...... ,....SD Barrett, M. ..... 47 Bauer, A. .53 Beaw, B, . S3, B9 Eeaty, D. .47 Beck, C. ........ 53, 76 Beckelheimer. H. . 50, 70, 84 Eeekelheimer, I. .50, 70, 76, 94 Becker, B ........ 53, 77, 94, 95, 97 Backett. AM Beckner, M. Beckslecii, B Becrafl. I ...................... Becraft. 1... Eecraft, W. Bedell, N. Beelh, B. Begley, F, . Beqley, . , Eeilschrnidt, R. Eeiiusch, W BEnhase, I. Eenhase. L. Benken. E. Bennett, E. Bennetl. L. 4 Bennett, R. ..... 60, 68, 82, 93.19194 Bentley, D. . .. .47 Bentley, P Berchem. T. . Bernard, A. .. Bernard. 1. . Bernard, S. Bernard, V 114 Bernius, 11.. 47,79,134 Eemius, L. 77.81.84.851 91,114 3551, L. ........................ 50 Bezanson. M. . Bienlz, D. ..... BinghamD F Bishop,D . . . Blaekburn,1. . B1air,I. .................... 50 B3 STUDENT INDEX Blandiord, T. ..... . . .47 Blankenship, M. . Boardwine. S. .. ..,82 Bock. S. ........... 53 Boelscher, M. . 50. S4. 85 Boerqer, S. . ............. 1 anse, G. ...... 26. 50. 79. 81. 83. 94 Bogard, . ..................... Boqqess, B. Bohlinger, D, .. Bolton, M. Booihe, P. . Boothe, S. .... Boothe, TIE ..................... 53 Bordwine, 801311,! ....60, 61 76, 77,83 93, 99,11 Eorin, I. ............. 53. B4, 93. 99 Bosch, S. . , 115 Bose. P. Botkins, G. .. Botkins, R. Bouldin, J. Bowman, C. ............. 453, B4 93 Bowman, 1. Bowman, S. .. Boyd. 1. Boyd, E, Boyd. R. ., Braden. L. Bradley, D. 1 Bradley, D. Brady, B. Brady, D. Brady, L. Braun, G. Brelsiord, T. . Brennecke, B. Brennecke. D. Brewer. G. Brewer, M. Brewer, S, Brinker, D. Brinkman, C, Brinkman, R. Brutain, D. Eriltam. G, Brock, M. 1 Brockman, B. , Erockman, I. Brass. 1. ..... Broughlon. S. Brawn, B. Brown, D. Brown, I. Brown, K. .1 Brown. K. Brown, L. Brown, S, . Browning, l, Bruetling, C. Bruettinq, D. Bmmback, E. 65. 8 Erumback, M .53, 569.131.82.939, Bryant, 1. ................ 43, 116 Buchanan, R. , Bucket, S, . Buqlione, D. . Buquc. 1 Burch, I. Burke. C. Burke, C. .1 Burke, M. Burnett, B. Burnett, D. Burneit. L. .. Burnett, W. .. . gums, B. .. ..... 53 Bums. K. Burress, S. . Burroughs, S. Butts, D. ................... 47, 94 Caddell, 1-1. 117 Caddeil, I. . Cahau, D, .. Calhoun. M. ....53, 60, 65, 6394 79 Cal1ahan, Callahan. Callahan, Callahan, Cann, S. Cannava, A. ....50, 68, 69, 79. 8939, .54, BB ..... 47 Canterbury, D Carey, D. . Carlos, 1, ..... Carpenter, B. Carpenter. 1. Carr, . . Carson, S. . Carter. P. . . . Carter, R. .. Carter. 5, Carter, W, Case, 5. Cassidy, R Catillel'. L. .. Camler, s. Catron. C. . Caudill, B. Caudill, C. Cecnl, V. Cerasi, G, Chamber1in,DP Chambers,D . Chase, H, . . . .77, 81, E52, 53, 97. 117 Chesney, A. 50 Chesney. I. Childers, D. Childers, K.. Chitwood, B, Chilwocd. T. Chtisty, C. .. Christy, G1 Clark, H. . Clark. M. . Clark, P. Clark, R. Clark, 3. Clendeninq, C, . Clapper, . Cobb, P. . . . . Coburn, '1', CoHey. A. .. Coffey, S. Colebank, C. .,..42, 77, 63, 06, 87, 92, 1 Coleman, A. Coleman, M. , Collins, D, Collins, E. Collins, H. Colyer, M. Combs, Combs, Comer, C. . Conley, G. Conn, B. ...................... 8 Conn, 13. .. Cock. C. Cook, L. Coomer. I. .. Cooner, C. .. Cooper, K. Cooper, K. . Cooper. P. .. Cocoer, R. Corcoran, E. '1-5 Carder. F. , 118 Cordes, E. 1 ......... 47 Corne1ius, G. 53 94, 95 Cornelius, S. ......... 50 Come , M. Carney, G. . 42,86,92.118 Corney, R. . . ............... Corrado, 9 . .62, 63, 58, 77. 7B. 81. 93, 85, 97 99,118,147 Costello. S .................... 47 Cotrell, L. ....50, 81, 83. 65. BB, 87. 92, 97, 98 Counls. Coun's. Cox, D Cox, E Cox, 1-1. 69, 82 Cox, M. .......... ED, 83. 5916, 92, 98 Coy, I. .53, 62. 65, 77 94, 95, 96 97 98, 99 Coy1e. 1. ........ . .,7U 77, 60, 98 Crawford. C. . ........... Creech, W. . .47 Creekmore P .47 Creel, S. . . HA7 Crider,D1 ...47 Crisdllis, C. . .50 Criswell. B. .. ........ 82 Cross. H. . 50. 60. 93 Cross, V. 82, 93. 115 Craswell, P ...... 47, 83 Crouch, E. . 118 Crowe, S. ., .53, 76 Cunningham, B. . .47, 83 Cupp, C. ...... ....118 Cupp, I. , ...47 Cupp, S. . ..50 Cupp, W. . .118 Curran, '1'. ............... 90 Custer, C. ........ 47, 83, 85, 94, 97 164 Da1ay, P, ................... 51, 82 Dalton, I, .. ..... 43 Danford, M. Danford, S. .. Daniel B. 1 Daniel. I. . Daniel, V. . S, 77, E2, 83, 85, 93, H96 97, 99, 113 Daniels, D, ..................... 53 Davenport, B Davidson, G. Dams, Davis. Davis. Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis. Davis, . Dawson, 13. Dean, C, .. Dean, I, Dean, S. . Decker, A. Decker, T. ..... DeFazzio. I. . . . Degaro, M. Deho, I. ...... Delvecchio, I. Dennewiiz, E. .. Dennis, F. Depew. B. . . DePue, D, DeVary, 5. ...... BI, 82, 84, 85, 18169 46669699 Dick, B. Dick, M, Disney, 13. .......... 53, 62, 68, 99 Dixon. A. . .53, 77, 83, 94, 95, 96, 97 Dixon, D. .................. 43. Dixon, 1.. Dixon, W. . Dean, S. Dodd. C. ..... Dodridqe, J. . . . Donaldson, S. . Donnelly, T. Dorenbusch, C. . Dorian, P. ..... Douglas, A. . Douglas. D. Douglas. G, Douglas, N, Downs, D . . . ,4 6 Doyle, K ........ 53, $6,150,136.97 Dres, I. 50 Duesing. T. Duncan, Dunigan, C. Dunigan, C. Dunleman, . Durham, A, Durham. B. .. Durham, P. Durham, W, Dwyer, P. Dykes, D. . . . Dykes, F, Dykes, G. . Dykes, R. ...................... 99 Eades, M .......... 60, 77, 84, 99 Earlywine, G. ..75, 77 81, 82, 107, 0. 146 Eaton, B. ........ 50, 85, 86, 92. 97 Edwards. B, . Eggleston, A, E'licker, R. . Elliott. H, Elliotl. R. Elstun, I. . Elswick. G. Elswick. P. .. Endejann, M, Euslice. D. Evans, D. Evans, I, Evans, K. Evans. K. Evans, K. Everman. D. ..,.54, 76, 84, B5, 8561, 92. 96, 97 Farmer, C. Farmer, C. Pellets, D. . Fennell. 1.. . Ferguson, M. Fichter, C. Fichier, 1.. . .. Fichter, L. Fichter, L. , , Fields, B, ...................... 60 Fish, M. ....46, 50, 60, 66, 66, 891, Fisher, F. .................. 47, 82 Flaqg, A, ., Flannigan, B. Fleming, R. Foozer. G. Ford, B, ,. Fureman, R. Foster, .. Foster. Foster, Fousl, Fousi, Foust, Fox, 11 . . Fox, R. ..... Fraley, M, . Fraley, R, Francis, C. Francis, M. Frazier, D. Frazier, R. Frazier, S. Frederick, D Freeland, D Freeman, C. Freyhof, S. 47, 8 43, 54, 77, 60, 85., 92 1, :FPPer Froedqe, . Funk, C. . Funk, I. Gahbard, D. Gabbard, G. . . . Gabbard, L. Gabe, G Gabriel, C. 47, 61 Gaffney, L. . Gailaqher, P. Gannaway, P. Gardner, D. . Garland, C. , Garland, 2. Garrison, O. Gartalman, Hf Gehler,1. Geiger, T. Ge1ser, C. .42, 51, 70, B4, 85, 92, 97 ,E12, 85, 86, 92 7 Gemon, D Genion, D. Genion, R. Geselbrachi, Gibson, 1. Gibson, I. Gibson, L. Gifford, R. Gillespie. Giliespie, Gillespie, Gillespie, 12 G1ab, K. ....63. 76, 83, 66, 92, 96, 98,108, 212, 146 glassmeyer, D, ....... 48, 67 :1 ??? .: Goodman, I. Goodman, P. . . .47 German, B. . .47 Gorth, P. , .51 Gasser, K. 67 Gover, I. . .53, 71, 79, 81, 90 Grace, M. . .. .53, 83, 85, 94, 96, 9978, Greathousa, I. .............. 53, B1 Greatorex, M. .. Greatorex, H. Green, Green, D, .............. STUDENT INDEX Green, I ...................... 8 Green, I 53, 93, 122 Greene, E, . ........ 51 Greiwe, B, , 81 85, 90. 122 Gresser, Y. . ............ 53 Grether, R. . .......... 122 Grey, C. ..... 77, 83, 84, 91, 122 Grimes, B. ..... 42., 51, 85 Grimes, 1. 77, 85, 90, 123 Groves, L. .. . 6, 51. 69. 76 825, Gunderson, E. .......... 42. 81. 123 Guy, 46 82 Hacker, G. ........ 42, 34, 85, 92 Hacker, I. 4B Hackney, '1'. . Haddix, I, .. Haddix, S. .. Haenny, S, 54 Hater. s. ....47, 63, 879, B4, 86, 92 Hafer, W. ...... 60. .93, 9E3, 123 Hagan, V .................. Hagemeier, C. 42, 76, 77, 83, ,3; Haggis, D. . 46, 51, 83. 82, 86, 92 Haggis, G. ..... 83, 2, 83, 123 Hahn, D 111111111111 Haines, B Hale, B .54 Hale, P . . . . 123 Haley, L . 54 Hall, D. .48 Hall, I. . ............ 48 Hall, M . . . . 123 Hallerman, I ........ Hamblin. B. Hamilton, C. Hamilton, C. Hamm, T. . . . Hammdnd, D. . . . .51, 66, 69, 79, 95:18, 96, 97 Hammond, G. .................. 51 Hammond, L. .. ..68 Hammons, E. ....... 48 Hancock, M. .. 123 Haney, C. 90 Hanrahan, M, 90 Haurahan, P. . . . 86 Hargis, S, . . .. . 81 Harmon, I. . . .86 Harmon, S. 92 Harp, B, 82 Harp, P. .. ............ 54 Harper, N 78 32 97 123 Harris, E. ...................... 48 Har1,K. .54 76, 80, 92, 94, 95 Hartman, G. .................... 51 Haschar1,G. ....63, 77. 82, 85, 86, 124 Hatiield, T, .53, 60, 66, 77, 80. 82. 99 Hatter, G. Haubner, S. Hawk, R. . Hayden, D, Hayden V 48, Hayes, K. .,..43. 77, 78, 79, 80, B2, 86, 92. 124 Hayes, P. ................ 60. 12.4 Haynes, G. . ..89, 124 Haynes, R. .. .49, 85 Hayward, F1 . . ........... 51 Heaber1in,E 124 Head, . 68 Henley, D, . 124 Hedge, C. , 92 Heeg, L 92 Heeq, P. . 92 Heineman, D 68 H9101: G .............. 51 He1d, D. . . . .68 He1ion, C. ...... 48 Helton, I. . 90 Henderson, S . ...... 51 Hendricks, R. . 83 Henry. E, . . . 67 Henry, M. 84 Henry. P. .. ..124 Hensley, S, . , 86, 92 Henson, P. . ........... 48 Herrin, D. 124 Herrin, S. .. .46 Heriel, F. ..................... Hertel, L. . . . .42, 54, 63, 76, 79, 86? 92,197 Hesse, I. .................. 87, Hill, A. .. 125 Hill, D. ............... 48 Hill, D. .48 Hill, 1 ..... 87 1-1111, L , '78, 82, 83, 125 Hill, M ........................ 43 I65 Hines, P. ....26, 65, 68, 76, 77, 78, 84,93,99, 125 Hinkle, C, .................. 4B, 76 Hipkins, I. . . . .76, 77, 7B, 84. BS, 86, 92. ,,85 125 H0151, S. ....................... 54 Honan, C, Hoimann, C. Hogan, 1-1', . . . Hoiderness, Holloway, F. . . . Holmes, I. .. H011, G. .. Holizman, R. . Hood, . . Hood, 1. ........ 76, Hood, R. .............. 54, 96, 97 Hopkins, L. ........ 54 Hopper, G. .43, 51 Hooper, N. .54, 90 Horsley, D. 48, 82 Hosterman, E. 90, 126 Houghton, S Howard. . Howard, G. Howard, N. Howard. E. Howard, S Howeli, D. Hubbard,L, .48, 76, 82, 85,132.97 Hubbard, R. ................... 48 Hudson, I. .48 Hughes, A .51 Hughes, C. .54 Hughes, 1.. . 97 Hughes, M. 126 Hughes. S. ...... 411 Hughes, '1'. . ..51 Hull, T. .. ..54 Hum, C ..51 Hunt, R. .. ..48 Hum, R, . . ..48 Hurd, L. . B7 Hurt, S. ....... ..60 Hutchinson, P. ..54 Huisell. K .. 126 Hutsell, S. ..48 Hyden, B, I Inskeep, R. Irvin, B. ,. Irvin, R, .. Ivester, S. 1 Jackson, B, ..................... 51 Jackson. C. , ,,51 Iackscn, T, .. 12,6 Jackson, W. . .127 Iacobs, D, .51 Iagndiiz, A. .54 Iefiries, C, .. Iennings, D. Jewell, S. . lobe, W. Johnson, C. Johnson, C. .. Johnson, G. . ...... 51 Jones. B .. . . Jones, E Jones. G Iones, K. . Jones. L. 1. P S T 1 Jones, Jones, Jones. Jones, Kart, R. . Kasee. P. Kauffman, Keeion, D. Keeton, E. . Keiih, 1. .. Keith, P, .. Keith, P. .. Keney. B. . Kelley, P. Kerman. R. Kessei, W. Keizer, E. . Keuffer, G. . Key, L. ..60. Kidd, C. ..54, 76, B4, B5, 86. 90 King. M. . . .............. 91 127 King, M, . . . . 127 Kirby. R. .. 53. 81. 39 Kirsch, C. .. ........ 54 Klanke, 13. BO Kianke. D. ,.51 Klar, I. . ....51 Kmart, I. .. 48, 67 Knight, B. . . ..55 Knox, P. . 97 Koch, D. .. 94 Koebbe, L. .. , 79 Koebbe. R. ..48 Kraemer. Y. . . . 54 Kramer, I. .. 54, 89 Kramer, S. . ........ 51 Kuhlman, M 51, 86, 92. Kushrnan, L ............... 91. 127 I. Laake, B. ............ 51, 62. 56, 82 Lac , . ..... 51 Lamberi, P. .90 Lancaster, I . .. .65, 77, 80, 82, 92, 93, , 127 Lancaster, N. ........ 48, 63, BI, 82 Lancaster, R. .. , .51, 66 81, 82. 93 Lance, M. .76, 82, 86, 97, 98 128 Lane, A. 5 8 Lane, F. Laurence, S. Lawhom, B, Lawson, Lawson, Lawson. Lawson, Lawson, Lemon. M. Lay, L. 66:56 Leary, 1... Ledbeiter, . Ledford, R, ee, T. Levi, M. Lewis, S, . Liqgett, D. Linden, B. . Linden, K, Linemann, L. Lipps, E. ..... Livesay, K. . Livesay, S. Livesay, S. Loehle. M. Long, G. ..... Longbotlom, S. . Loomis, R, . 1 Loudermilk, S. ............. 62 Lovell, L. . . . .63, 77, 81, 84. 86, 91, ,93,106,128,147 Levitt, P. ..... ..48 76, 82, 92 Lucas, G. ..,,54 Lusk, E. 54, 37 54 Maas, I ............... 80,85,128 Maqgard, B. Manning, C, Manning, E. Manning, P, Marqeson, '1 . Marksbury, C. . Martin, M. .. . .. Martz, I, ..46. 67 Mason, 8. . . . Mason, G. . ..54, 66 Mason, H. . , .54, 59 Mason, P. Mason, R. . Massey, C. Maslin, D, ., Mastin, P. Masiin, R. Mathis, B. . . . .. Matlhay, S. ................... 129 W48 62, 92, 97 42, 51, 82, 85 92 Mauntel, M. Maupin, B. .. Maupin, S. . .. . Mayiield, B, .. Mayfield, I. Maynard, S. .. Mayne. D. McCann, R, McCarthy, F .. McCarthy, M, .. McErlane, M. McKinney, R. 46 McLain. C. ...... 42, 77 79, 81, 82, B 93. 129 McLain, M. ....54. 65, 66, 64, 93, 99 Meshing, P. 54 McVauqh, D. .. Meadows, D. .. Meece, H. . . . Meece, L, . Maece, S. .............. 52, Mefiord, M. Meinking, T, 81 Mellatt, G. 46 Meranda, B .54 Messer, I ..48 Melcall, C. ...... , .51 Metcalfe, L . 92 Melz, M. ...5 EB Metzqer, D. . . 80 Millenor, P. . ..... 66 Miller, D. . .. . .48 Miller, G, . .. 154 Miller, S, . . . .............. Miller. S. . . 48, 57, 82, 94,1292 M1115, A, ................... Minnick, T. Mitchell, K. . . 82 Mobley, N. . . . . . 130 Moellmann. D. .................. 43 Moerlein, D. ..54, 77, 86, 81, 85, 86 Moerlein, I. ............... 83, 130 Malloy, L. 1 Money, M. Monde, B. 1 Moniorl, R. . . . .77, 79, El, 83. 94, 96, 97. 98,130 Monhollen. I .................. 52 Montgomery, D. ........... 89,130 Moon'u'z, D. 9.4, 95, 95, 97, 98, 130,146 Moore, A .42, 77, 86, B7, 97, 130 Moore, D, .54 63 85, B6, 97 Moore, D. . 4 Moore, 1. Moore, P Moore, R. . Moore. S . More1and, C . Moreland, R. .52, 76 Morgan, C. .. . .54, 82 Morgan, C ..... 69 Morgan, D. . ............ 54 , 90 Morgan, L. ...... 54, 76, 77 SD, 135 Morgenrolh, I ...... 54, 65, 93, 99 Morris, L. ..... 77 Morris, L. ..... Morsbach, C,. Marsbach, D. Mounce, K ................. Mueller, S. Mullikin, C. MundY. M. 6D,BB,59,93,99, 131 Murphy, D. ........ 51, 82, 85, 86, 92, 96, 97 Murphy, P, .................... Murray, C. .. .52, 60, 66, 82 Murray, L ..89 Murray, S. Myers, K. ............ 51, 65,9 82,194 Naish, L. ....................... 4B Napier, H. . Nauman, S. . Neal, 1. ...... Neal, S. . Neal, 5. Neppes, P. . .. Newton, D, Newton, I. .. Nice, L. Nice, L. ..... Nichtinq, M. Nichting, S Nickson, M. .......... 48, e7, 75 Nickson, N. ....51, '76, B3, 85, 86. Nickson, W. Nicolai, P. Niemer, R. .. STUDENT INDEX Noland. B. Norris, C, . . Norris, S Norlhcutt, P. Nunn, M. ...... 76, 77, 911, 83 85, 86.96.97.107 151 O OrKeeie, M. O1iver, P. Osborn, 1'. Osborn. R. .. . Ostendarp, B. Ostendarp, R. Owens, S. .......... 55, E4, 86, 92 P Padgett, R. Panqburn, G. Parker, B. Parker, B. Parker, 1. Parker, S. , 132, 147 Parker, 8. ................. , 8 Parks, G. .. ...... 55, 60 Parks, K. .. 52, 66, 82 Parmley, G, .......... 55 Parr. I, .. ..55 Parsley, D. . .......... 49 Parsons, I. 48 B3, 85 Pasley, L. . ..... 79. 93 Paston, B, . 79 132 Fasten, E, . ..... 52 Fasten. 1.. .55 Payne 1. .. .49 Peiranc 13.. .. .49 Palfrey, 1.. . ..... 49 Pelley, B. .. .55. 85 Pemberton, . .. ..... 52 Pence, S. ....... ...48 Pendleton, B. . . . ...... 53 Pennington, B. 69, 132 Pennington, H. ................ 55 Perkins, S. ...... 4d, 55, 80, 86, 92 Peters, C. .. ........... , 9 Petitt, I. ............... 52 Phelps, C. . .49, 76, El, 84, 92 Phelps, D. ...,68 77, B4, 92, 93, 94, , 6 9 , 98 6' 37. Phelps, E. . . .69 Phelps. 1. , 79, 81 83, 94, 95,96,97,132 Pidgeon, T, ............ Pierce, P. 52 34 86, 92 Ping, I. . ............. 4B Pinson, C, .. .. .52 Filman. M. .132 Pittman, R, ... .. .49 Plunken, D. .. ...... 55 Poe. C. .................. 91 Pointer, L, . . . Pollard, W, Poole, C. . 132 ..43, 55, 81, 86, 92 ................... 51 ..55, 83, 65, 96, 97 Popp, C, ..................... 49 Popplewell, I. ................. 55 Post, I. ........ 62, 81, 91, BS, 133 Polrafke, 1.. 50 66 Polls, 13. . Polts, D. Powell, 13. . Prater, G. ,. Prell. C. Price, M. ., Privett, F1. Provident. S. Pry, K. Purvis, L. Quinn, I. ...................... 52 Radbe, T. ...................... 52 Rains. C. , . , Ramsey, M, Rankin, S. Ream, W. .. Reece, F. .... 55, 9 Reedy, G. ...... 55, 70, 77, 79, 82 Reese. G, ....52. 79. 82, 85. 86. 92 Reese, R. 60 Reese, R. Reeves, R. Reulher. M. Rexmat, C. .. Rexroat. D. Reynolds, Reynolds, Reynolds. Reynolds, Reynolds, Reynolds. Richter, I. Riddle, M Rigq, S. Riley, I. Riley. 1. Rilchey, M. Rivers, B. . Roark, G. .. Robb, R. Roberts, B. Roberts. D. Roberts, H. . 55 Roberls,1. ...... 77, 80, 85, 96, 97 9 134 Roberts, I. ................. 55, 84 Roberts, K, ................ 87,133 Roberts, W, Robertson, S Rogers. A.. Rose, G. . Rose, K. Rose. 0. Ross, C. .. ......... 52, 82 Rosskopf,1. ..... 91, 134 Rouse, H. 96, 97, 134 Rowland, K 82, 99, 134 303'. D. 42. 52, 82. 87 Roy, G. .. ......... Q52, 83 Roy, L ............. 134 Royalty, D. ...... 52.60.766.9614,93, 95, 97 98 Royalty, S. ..81, 84, 96. Q7, 96, 134 uck, ....................... 55 RuhoIl L Rupert, P. .. RusselL I, Russell, R. . . Russell. S. . . . Russell, 5. . . . Rulland, C. Ruiland, N. Saat. S. ........................ 52 Sacken, S. . . Salt, A. ...... Salzman, C. .. Salzman. S. . Savely, D. Sayers, M. Saylor, B. ' Saylor. G. Saylor, I ...... Scar1atella, M Schad, I, ........ Schlemmer, E. Schmldl, B. Schmidl, I. .. Schmidi, W, Schneeman, C. . Schneeman, I, . Schneider, T Schoeck, D. . . . . Schcepflin, B. Scholl, R. .. . . Schroeder, P Schulie, R, Schurqast, L. . Scoti, I. ...... Scott, H, ................... 55, BE Scotty, G. .. . .52, 60. SE, 69, 83, 99 Scotty, W1. .62, 68, 69, 83, 99, 135 Sears, B. ................ 55, 86, 2 Sears, M. 55, 81, 85, 86 Sears, M. . 67, B2 Segrist, B. . . . ...... 49 Seqrisi, K. . . . . . . .49 Bennett, T. . .49, 84 Sexson, B. .. ............ E7 Seyfried, 14.. 52, 81, 84,92,136 Sharp, 1. ............... 93 Sharp, L. ,.52 Sharp, R. .. ..49 Shie1ds, C. . . . ...... 55 Shelby, 1. . 82 Shelton, D. . ., 135 Shelton, E, . . . ...... 52 Shillinqer, 82 Shrader, B, ...... 89 Shupert, 1. . . . . . . .49 Sieber, R. . . .. 82 Sigmon, I. . . . 62 Simes. 1. ..50 Simon, I, .49 Simone, E, .85 Simpson, P. Singleton. D. I66 Sipes, D. ....55 60 68, 69, 76, 99 Skaqqs, 1... 85 91, Skeen, D Skeen, L. Skeryanc, C. . Skorogod, B. . Siavey, G, Slavay, L, .................... Sloan, . . . 135 Smith, .................. Smith, Smilh, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith. Smith, Smith, Smith, Snedegar, R Snedeqar, T. . Snell, F. ..... $4.01. ?an Paparf'F-HF'PQPQWU Snyder, G. Snyder, I. Snyder, S. Soete, F. Sohmer, A. Sowder, L. . Sparks, C . Sparks, D .............. '49 Sparks, G. . Spauld1nq,M Spears, P. Sper, D, ....................... 55 Spradlin, I. .. Sprawl, D. Spurluck. Spurlock, Spurlcck, Spurlock. Spurlock, Spurlock, .. . Srouie, P. ............. B4 Staderman. M. Staderman, P 1. 43, Stamper, S. ........ 26, 53. 77, 79, 81,85, E6, 137 Staytcn, P. ............... .137 Sieele, T. Steger. R. Stegman, D Steidle, S, Steinberg, R. Steinberq, F1. Swinmetz, D. Sieqman, D. .. Siephens, C, Siemeberq. 1. .. Stevens, K. ..... Stevenson, K. Stewart, B. Stewarl. I. Slewarl, S. Sliefvater, B. . Slober, C. ..... Smckman, L. Slockmlsan, M 52, 60 51011, ........ 52, 79, 82, 85, 86, 92. 94 Stone, C, ...................... 49 Stone, E, . Stone, L. ., Slrinqer, I. Slrunk, H. Stullz, D. Suckling, Suppe', B. Sultan, C. . Sutton, G. Sultan, R. Sutton, T Swanqer. C Sykes, D. erWom T Tackan, D. ...... 55, BS, 85, 96, 97 Taeger, '1'. . Tallem, P. ...... 76, 79, 81, 86, 94, 95, 109, 137, 1g; Tanner. Tanner, Tanner, Tartar, B. Tartar. R. Tasch. G. ........... 52, 84, 85, 92 7931; Tatum, Taylor, Taylor, Taylor, Taylor, Taylor. Taylor, Taylor, Taylor, Taylor. Taylor. Taylor, . Taylor, S. Taaque, B. . Teague, F. . . . Tedford, G. .. Teaperi, D. .. Terwilliger. C4 Thacker. D Thatcher, Thee. D. wgwrr-pppppngyfq 70. Thomas, L. .......... 55 70,896,197 Thompson, P. 49 Thurman, B4 Thurman, P. Timmer, F. . Tipton, I. Todd, M, . Tclle. I, Town, B. . Town, D. . Trauih, C. Trett B. Trip P. Tucker W . Tumbleson, L. Tunqaie. M. Turner, D. .1 Turner, K. . Tuitle, E. .. . Tyler, R, .............. 94, 95.139 Ulm, A. ......... 89, 139 Umbach. B. ........ 42. 77. 82, 85, 85, 95. 139 STUDENT INDEX Umhank, E, ................... 43 Unihank, G. . .91, 139 Unlhank, W, .............. 91. 139 V Vallance, K4 ................... 42 Van Antwerp, B. Vandergrifi, D. . Vand ergriii, G. Van Scycc, D. ...... Vaughn, B. ................ 49 Vaughn, D4 ........ 60, 68. 76, 932. 99 139 Vaughn D Vize, P Vorbroker. s , so, 96. '139 Wachier Waddle, B .. 5 El 9: vDQp Wallace, C. Wallace, L. Wallace. L. . Wallace, S. .. Wallace, W, 4 Wallen, L Ward, L. ...... 140 Ward, L ..... 52 Ward, P .. . 14D Wardwell. P. Ware I 140 Warfieldj N. 3140 Warman, G. ................ Warren, D W52 84, 85, 86, 96, 97 Warren, I. ..................... 66 M7 Warren, H, ..................... 52 Waters. '1'. . . 49 Watson. P. . ....... 49 69 Waison, S. .4 41.60 68,69,811, ,99, 12, 140 Webb, D. ........ 49 Webb, K. 52. 55, 76 Webb, L. 49, 76, 82 Webber, K.S ........... Weber,K . .......... EB, 83 Weber L. 7.7 81,83,96097, 140 Waddle, K ............. 5 , 3, 86 Waddle. P. .. ..... 49 83 Weekley, P. .. Weiilauf, T. 1 .............. Wills, B. ..43, 52, 83. 85, 98 Well, I. ........ 42. 76, 83, 86, 94, 95, 97, 140 Wells, I. Wells, M. . .. .................. Werner, L. . . . Wernke. D. ................. 49 Wesley. F. Wesley, K, . Wesley, L, West, I. .............. Wesiermeyer, D. ........ 83, 94, 96. Whalen, S. Whaley. I1 . Wheeler, G. Whisman. G. White, D White, L. .4 Whiie. M. .. White, S While, Whiiiock K. Whitlock, K. Wilkerson, R. Wilkinson, K Williams, Williams Williams, W111iam5, Williamson, 'DH Williamson, N1 Williamson, R. .. Willqinq, D. ............... 49, 6'7 zrrp Willsan, I Wilson. B Wilson, B Wilson, C Wilson, D. Wilson, G. .. Wilson, H. Wilson. I Wilson, I Wilson, N Wilson, S. Wing, I. Wisbey, C, . , Wisbey, D. Witt, E. Wittekind P. , Wade, K. ., 8 85, 94, 9 Wong, D4 . Worland, E Wren, B. . Wrenn, I. Wrenn, M. 142 Wright. C. ....43. 55, 77, 80. BS 92 Wysonq, B .,.52 Wysong, C. .. Zaferes, T. . Zeiiel. S. ..... Zimmerman, I. ...... 46, 55. 77. 79, ...... $,m,m Zitzer, S. ...................... 52 j 5srnge-ewvmw,mmn -.. ., , a Senior SILHOUETTE Staff 1965-1966 Co-Bdiior in Chief , . V Jeanne Roberls CoEditor in Chief . . . Christine Rutland Literary Editm , . V Sherry Vorbroker Assisiam Lilerary Ediior 7 , . Pal Durham Sports Editor . . . . . Ierry Lancaster Assistant Sports Editors 7 , Lois Lovell, Larry Weber ArtEdiior , , . . . Iim Maas Co-Facuhy and Senior Portrait Edilcr , . Kathy Hayes Co-Faculty and Senior PoHrait Editor . . Joyce Hood Club Editor , . . V . Marilyn Nunn Assistant Club Editors . Ebb Monfort, lack Phelps GAVA. Editor V . . . Donna Thee Assistant G.A.A, Editors Carolyn Haqemeier. Jane Holmes Index Editor . . V . . Robin Tarier Assistant Index Editor . Gaye Earlywine Oiher staff members , . V , Cheryl Adams. Cam! McLain, Cindy Pangbum, Sue Royally Business Manager . , . . . Barry Corrado Adveriisinq Manager . . . Tim Geiger , Miss Shirley Smith Business Advisor Mr. George Kaschak Publications Advisor