Norwood High School - Silhouette Yearbook (Norwood, OH)
- Class of 1968
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Q6; Q59: 9$ ' 46a! Msz- tuffya 52x,,Z34 J CONTENTS Academics Acfiviiies Sporl's Sfudenfs The Year Adverfisemenfs IS 40 80 IOO l54 OF AN EDUCATION An educafion requires a comprehensive plan which coordinafes ail facefs of a school inio a +horough workable program. If is a plan which canno+ be drawn up thfly. for on H depends +he 1Fufure of counHess young people. Norwood High has such a plan. a complex archifedure for an education Teachers, books form base for achievement. In academics-ihe mosf imporJramL par'f of H113 plan - fwo components. feachers and books. work +oge+her and separa+ely +0 mold s+uden+s. By sfressing academic achievement Jreachers s+rive +0 develop s+udenfs' minds: books serve f0 broaden +heir ouflooks. Bofh lay the foundafion for +he building of a characfer. The +eacher of science must be able +0 apply ?he absiracfs of his Held m everyday life. Dramafics classes give +he sfudenf a chance +0 enacf his own emotions and aHHudes. While humor is an impor+anf fool in teaching. serious momen+s may have a greafer fmpacf, The 'reacher-s+uden+ relafionship is one of Hue most meaningful +0 come ouf of an educaiion. 5 An inhurmal siiuafion creams a conducive afmosphere iror learning Curriculum provides SkiHs learned in Hue wood shop may become a hobby or a career Mw J Awg Teachers need is be away from sfudenis 10 qef a beffer perspeciive on +heir personal value in educa+ion. Norwood has an inclusive academic program. providing '- opporfuni'ries in a wide range of areas commerciaL voc'aJrEonal. general. and college preparafory. Unique advantages include humanifies. IBM classes. CO-operafive educafion, an advanced placemenf course, a work-sfudy program. and skilled job Jrraining. cafional classes, qive H19 sf successm life VD a s t n h a t d n a s t s e r. e t .m la r O f 5 .nl. like aH hem fhrough clenc carry f 5 aHv f E! fh skEiIs opportuni The aulom The open locker. a familiar sigh+ To everyone. Is a symbol For an open mind. gnu --:.-. idda44oaoalw9 navtlaaaaamum? i ,glgigiii::iito tv1iJuw Iv. . ' Sincere educa'rors meie ouf discipline with We same defica+e +ouch as praise. lnsirudion in +he fechniques of art give the wdenf an w'nfinhe chance for seH-expression. 8 End responsibility for education lies with student. A principal obiecfive of a school Is +0 infroduce +he s+uden+ +0 wrads and opinions. However. if is H19 responsibilify of He sfudenf fo learn +hose facfs and also formulafe his own fde55 +hereby possessing +116 desire +0 aHain an educafion. Laughfer is a release for more dangerous emofions Wyn! M. V ; - Safefy is an imporfan+ fador in H19 main+enance of a welIArun me+aLworking shop. Sports provide a unifying goal for all students. Spor'rs serve as +he mori'ar in The building of an educmion Unlike mos? ofher adivifies. +hey unife +he s+udenf body and creafe a common goa? o? vic+ory for bofh specfafor and padicipanf. Spor+s also play a large parf in fhe developmen+ of such quaHHes of sporfsmanship. self-discipline. and unselfishness. The weightliffing program keeps +'ne alhiefes In shape During +he fooiball game, feam adion is more imporfanf H'aan a single performance. X 5. 5. 5 X xxx'n-x'x'xxxxmxxmx u Coach Ross slresses the Emporfdnce of good spcrfsmanship and kadershfp among ihe seniors. Oufsianding indivldual performance on fhe wresfling feam leads m a whining season. Q3 Activities offer The penaHy of geang caughi is cieaning up one's dfr+y work. Decorafing H19 fieldhouse for the Homecoming Dance is one of Hue firsf Acfivifies such as N Club inHiaHon can ac+ions of +he iunior class, be fun for bofh spec+a+or and parfici- pant Despite +heir peHy gr?ping. few boys ever Feave +he Iunchrnom hungry. :mu mm a change of pace from normal school routine. AcfivHies preven+ academic life 'From becoming monofonous. A varie+y oHered affer school hours gives each sfudenf a chance +0 find his niche in +he +o+al sfrucfure of an educafion. The associaHon wiJrh friends in acfiviHes oufside oi: school allows for +he evolvemenf of a well-rounded personalify. The Y provides a place for informal ga+herings aHer school. H w w '0 vv vscew I KNEE.x . - ......... . - , .- l A IllilllJ. ! , aegjmature as their knowledge increases. HQ; 751? f 175,;ng Wigw ,V M . . , V . . WWX 4-7-1, Chemistry. 6 common lunmr subwcf. requnres cacrdmahon and careful observahon. bub Even during school hours the +e1ephone Hnes are offen busy. iLdlLC , CA cmzwt CLLQ.-Cxtqm UM. QQJL'JL- F H H Ir 14' I 6L l ;hfj CL; 1 'Lgm 1471.;sz 6L4, Wm arm ca, 1 7m 25-5 174 7AM V. In fhree years, underclassmen undergo a fransifion from freshman perplexify ?hrough sophomore curiosi+y to junior infensify. J? ' Curry. - 1 wk . W , w Kji ,Ngx Wax. .z 7'0 U llllllllL IZJIIll lllllL Sfudenfs can be found anywhere In Ihe bquing doing Iasf-minufe 0'er A foundah'on of good grammar laid during 1115 i'reshman year will aid H18 ming 'For exams. sfudenf In Future wrifinq assignmems, l5 -1 Seniors accomplish goals; turn towards the future. Seniors have +he pas+ experience of being followers which enables +hem +0 be good leaders. Exfending Hweir abIHHes info aH phases of schoo! life, They realize +he Impor+ance of accomplishment Behind a seemingly carefree aH'i'rude. Pies a mind iurning +owards +he fu+ure. The senior realizes The imporfance of sfudy and begins fo apply him- self +0 his fulles? abilifies. By H19 fime fine senior year arrivesl old relaficnships fake on new per. A frequenf sight during +he senior year is Hwaf of couples spec+ives. meeHng by a locker. Deep concen+ra+ion characferizes the sfudy habHs of many seniors. ACADEMICS Guidemarks are set by Administration. Grefhel Reese checks wiil': Miss NeH Griffin Coordinafor 0 Sfudenf Acfivifies. aboui an Hem on Hue school calendar Assisfan? Pn'ncipal Mr. Elfon KFsHer is aided by Biflya Grimes. Commercial Co-op. Mr. LaweH Anderson, Ass3sfan+ Principal. mofions for a sfudenf +0 enfer his office. Senior counselor Miss Florence NoHe is kepi busy discussing coilege and jobs wifh Hue sfuden'rs Principal Mr. Nberf Geseibracm looks up from a desk full o'F work +0 speak f0 a passerby. Sfudenfs' desks in 210 accomodaw teachers at a business meeiing. 7 2! Evaluation brings soul -searching for school. Supervising +he feaching staff. enforcing school policies. co-ordinafing activifies. and counseling s+udenr+s are a few of +he many roufine ad'wifies encountered by fhe five mem7 bers of Hue adminis+ra+ive s'ra'FF This year, in addifion f0 +hese du'ries. H19 adminfsfrafion undertook an evaiuafion of Norwood High School, ifs feachers curriculum, and policies. AH Jreachers served on deparfmemal or sfeering commH- fees +ha+ delved info fhe problems and solutions of running a schooL MRS. LINDSAY BUCHY Drama, Speech; Senior Class Play. Spring Musical. National Thespian So- ciety; Ohio Slate University, 8.5. in Ed,; New York University; Xavier Universify. THOMAS W. CAHILL Journalism, English; Mirror: Xavier Uni- versity, .5 , M.Ed.; College ConA sawaiory of Music,- Wesfarn Reserve University, MRS. MARGARET H. CARLTON English; Varsiw Egebafers; Ohio Uni. versify, 9,3 In JOHN W. DISTLER Engl'ish, Life Science; Cross Country Coach. Swimang Coach, Tennis peach: Universify of Cfndnnah'. B.SA In Eds. Xavfer University. MISS MARY JANE EVANS English: Y-Teens; Miami UniversHy. 3.5. in Ed. KENNETH EYE English: Fort Hays Kansas Sfa'e Col- lege. 3.5.; Ohio Sfate Un'vversify. 3.5,: Xavier University, MS: MempMs Shah! Universiiy. MRS. KATHLEEN GIBSON Engfish; Kentucky Wesleyan College, BIL; Indiana Universify, M.A.; Uni- versi+y of Kenfucky; Universify of Evansville. Teacher parHcipafion in small group discussion is a pad of Mr. Eye's iunlor English class. The study of English is a lifetime adventure. MRS. MARIAN GRAVES English; Miami Universiht, 5.5.; lColqm- bid Universifv: Ohio Sfaie University; Universifv of Cincinnati. MISS MARGARET GUENTERT En Iish; Ohio Universi+y, 5.5. in Ed.: In iana UnTversHy. MS. in Ed. MRS. SUSAN LONGAKER English; Precision Line; Heidelberg College, 22 Freshman Beverly Hussey receives a helping hand from Miss Evans. 23 QM. Mrs. Gibson Iisfans pensively as Clarence Brown gives a report. MR5. NADINE MAITLAND EnglFsh; Baldwin-Wellace College, B.A.: Xav3er Universify, M.Ed, MISS SHIRLEY SMITH English, Speech; Publications Adviser for SILHOUETTE: OHerbein Calque B. ' Miami University; XavTer Uni varsity MISS GRACE STEPHENS Engfish, L'rfe SclenCe; Wesfern Ken- ?uckv State Teachers Crniiege AB..- Pennsylvania Sfafe University. M.Ed.; Alabama Cen+ral College; University of CFncinnaH: Ohio 51am UniversiOy; Xavier University. MRSV PATTI STEWART English; Miami University, ABA; Uni versifv of Durham. The door to the business world is open at the school. Mr. Aukerman qives dicfafion in Shorihand l. 24 The Uni+ Record classea iaughf by Mr. Carmody. iniroduce new skiHs in IBM fo inferesfed sfudenfs. GERALD R. AUKERMAN Business Machines, Bookkeeping, Short hand; UnwersHy of Cincinnafi, 8.5. En Ed,, M.Ed. SETH CARMODY Unit Record, General Mefh; Kearney Stafe CoHege B.A. In Ed., Omaha Unlversnty, Universifv of CincinnaH. JAMES M. COUZINS Txpirgg, Recordkeeping; Universify o! Cmcmnah. 8.5 in Ed. JACQUE OA DIETZ Office Procedures. Business Machines. COE Coordinaior, Chairman Commen cTal Department; COE Cmb: University of Cincinnafi, BKS in Ed, B.B.A.; Columbia Universffy. M.A.; John Carr roll Un'wersHy, V-IZ; GeHysburq COL lege; Miami Universify. MRS. ARLENE R. KALKBRENNER Shorfhand. Office Procedures, Business Machines: Pep Ciub; Universify m' Cmc'mnafi. 5.5, in Ed. ROBERT M, LOWTHER . . Boukkeepw'ng. General Business: Mmmx University, 8.54 UnivarsHy of Toledo. Ceericale Educaiion. 1' . MRS. ANNE C. MCCOY ,- OHice Procedures. shorthand, Business Maih: Y4.-Teens; Longwuod College; 8.5.: XaVIer Univers'xfyu M.Ed.: Univer- sifv of CincinnaH. Her eye on His clock. Mrs. Spessard supervises a Hmed wrifinq Mrs. Kalkbrenner. Mr. Couzins Mrs. PufhoH. and ML Lowfher chef in Hweir office for home- roomJess fead'lers. MRS. BILLEE PUTHOFF Recordkeeping. General Business, Typ- IEng; University of Cincinnati. 85, in KENNETH SHEPPARD Distribufive Education Sales: Distribu- Hve EducaHon Club; Miami Universifv, 8.5.: Columbia Univershy, MA; Uni- versity of CInch'maH UnlversHy 01 Oregon, Ohio Shafe University. . MRS. MARY SPESSARD shorthand. Typing, Busmess Math; Pep Elsub: Nnrfhern Michigan University 7 JOHN R VINCENT Typing, Recordkeeping; UMVersify of Dayton B.S.; George Peabody College. M.A.: Morehead Sfaie Collegey 25 MR5. MARGARET BAUM Home Economics, Foods: College of Wooster, B.A.; Wesiern Reserve Uni- versity A8.S.; Columbia UniversHy, MA; Miami Universify; University of Cincinnafi: Wesfern Reserve Universify. MRS. CLARE HAMPTON Home Economics, English: Ohio Sfafe Universify, 3.5.; Cqumbia Unw'versii'y MA; Univershy of Cincinnafi: Miamw' University. MRS. FLORENCE EL TEEGARDEN Girls Social L'Iving, Clufhing Corr sfruc+ion; Ohio Sfafe Universiiy, 8.5.; New .York Universiw; University of Cincinna?i; Miami Un'rversify: Trap- hagen School of Fashiom Mrs. Teegarden shows Karen Raleigh how her collar will I003: as Linda PaHerson and Vicki Hall look on. Mrs. 'Hampfon demonsfrafes +he correct usage of a sewing machme +0 Cheryl Hall. Loreffa Reynolds. and Anna Maunfel, N ' a ',W W - Domestic skills are acquired in Home Economics. 26 HORACE HEFFNER fndusfriar Arts; Ohio S+a+e University, 3.5 Universifv o5 Cincx'nnaH; Mksisr sipp? Sfale Unfversify. JOHN W. HOOVER lndusMai Arfs, Mefalworking; M?.ami UniEvdersify, 3.5.: Xav'rer Un'xversity, M. . CHARLES REICHLE Drawing and Design, indunriei AME: Central Missouri Sfafe CoHeqe B.S in Ed.: Ohio Shah! Universiw, M.A.; Uni- versHy of Minnesola: Univers'wfy cf Cincinnah'; Miami Unhershy. Hand and mind are coordinated in Industrial Arts. Larry Beckner works carefully under Mr. Hoover's supervision. Mr. Reichln's affention helps Jerry Bernard solve a fouqh problem in mechanical drawfan The Ianquaqe Fab aids Miss Dull in 1kg teaching of French. giggiunderstood through its language. Norm Rose makes a pracfical applica+ion of Hue Lafin Miss Farris has taughf him. Translafion: Girls are qood. I like qirls. MISS JILL DULL P French. Assishani 'm Humanlfies; French , -AILQ Q. AILffnt $7,343 Club; Ohio Wesleyan UniversHy B.A.; ' J; Universifv of Paris. MISS EILEEN K. PARRIS Lafim English: Latin Club; Um'versitv of Cincinnafi, B,A. 8,5. In Ed. MIA. MERRILL WYNN Spankh; Spanish Cfub. Spanish Honor chiefy; Conservafory of Music of anggnnalh B.M Xavier University, , 28 MRS. DOROTHY BRUETTING Civics, Enq!is!5 Social Studies; Urn?- versifv of Cincinnati. 8A., 3.5. in Ed.: Xavier Universiiv. WILLIAM R. FRAZIER Civics: Assisfanf Focfball Coach. Re- serve BaskefbaH Coach, Head Baseball Coach: MarieHa CoHege, E.A.: Xavier Universlly, M.Ed. DAVID C. GRIFFEL American History, Civics: Miami Uni- versify. ILSA Tn Ed.. MAI... American PJver Junior ColFege: San Jose Sfafe Colleqe. The study of the Consh'fufbn is a unit in Mrs. Welborn's civics classes. DONALD LITTMAN E ' Business Law American DAVID NORCROSS c-onomfcs, . . - . . American Hisfcnrv Economics. Visual :L'fsifmg AN Cyeltieymnenwgsiioyf Cigar: Nds; Proiectionisf Club; Miami Uni Chaise L'aQISchool, JD. 1 ' ' ver's'Hry 5.5. in O may be found in the pa st. lege. 5.5.; Univeszy of Cmcinnah, M.S.: Ohio Siafe UniversHy: Um'versify of Southern California: Miami Uni- versin. L 1 The key to the future L Mr. Griffel's bands do parf of +he falkinq as he delivers a lec+ure on The Federalis? Papers. MlSS BETTY WARE English, Civics: Future Teachers of America Advisar fa Cheerleaders: Norfhwesfern CcHege of MinneapoHs 3A.; MiamI Unfversify. M.Ed.: Elgin CommunHy College, University of Nebraska. R , N2 1 AM. MRS NANCY WELBORN CMcs, Amerken H?etory; Columb'w Colleqe NB. 0; !le ! X7LF5X7L7Z'3X. l- , . , Jig?! 151- ADAMS . 13F. General Math: Fuiure Teachv 1 sw Jiaoqumerica: Ohia UniversHy, 8.5. r.l 7i $3 0+ ?'1 7 'ry Eda Xavier Universify. M.Ed.; OHO 333163 UniversTfy. 374+0: g4 vK WILLIAM R. ENGLE Plain Gecmehv, General Mafh; Freshr man Fooiball Coach, SILHOUETTE Business Manager: Universlfy of Ken- iucky 8A. MA; Universiht of Cin- c'mnaii. AARON GERRARD maAhemchs; Miami University, B.S Thinking is an integral part of mathematics. A IiHle bit of humor is an elemeni of Mr. Gerrarcfs Math IV class. bui if doesn'+ help Kenny flqure +he pmblem WILLIAM MAITLAND Driver EducaHon, Mafhemafics: Col- lege of Woosfer. 3.5.: UniversHy of CTnannaH. M.Ed. FRANK SANDERSON MaihemchL Athlefic Diredor; Ohio Nloern UniversWy E.S. Tn Ed.; Xavier UnlversHy, M.Ed.: Ken? Stafe University. CLIVE SMITH Algebra. General Maihemafics: Union CoHege, 3.3.: Eastern Ken+ucky Shale Colieqe. M.A.: Cumberrand College. 30 JAMES BALLiNGER Biology Life Science; Miami University BS. in Ed JAMES MORGAN Chemisfry; Wabash Coilege 3A.: Uni- versiiy cf Cinrinnali MA. Mr. Ballinqer checks Linda Baker's lab drawing and finds i+ compieie. Science is involved in man's search for the truth. Fredd Sneii and Charlie Murray 'rry io do their besi with a Physics experimenf as Mr, Thomas wa+ches carefully. MISS MARi EL SAYRE Biology; Naficnal HorIOr Sociefy; Ohio Sfaic Universiiy A.B 8.5. in Ed.: Coiumbia University MA. University of Michigan; UniversHy of Cincinnati: Miami Universii'v. RUSSELL A. THOMAS Physics. Life Science; Ohio Siafe Uni- versiiv 55,. MA; Ohio Universify; Miami UniverSIiv Noire Dame Univer sity; Coi iumbia Unwersiiy; Umversify oI Cincmnaii WILLIAM F. ADELSPERGER Aufo Shop, Mefhemah'cs. Science. Drawing; Universify of Cincinnati. WILLIAM DOSCH Teacher-Caordinafur Occupa+ional Work Experience: Easiern Kentucky Stare Col- lege. A.B.: Xavier Universify, M,Ed.; UniversHy of Cincinnati. ROBERT GV HAINES Commercial Cooking; Cuisine Club: Miami UniversHv: Universva of Cin- cinnafi. EVERETT F. SHERER Machine Shop, Shop Math. Mechanlcal Drawing, Shop Science: Sinclair Wit fenberq Evening College. MRS. MYRTLE THARP Cnsrnehamgy Hair Sfyling; Cosmer falogy Club: Universi+y of Cincinnati; American Heir Des?gn: John Mueller School; Ohio Sfa're University. MRS. NORVA F: WAHLERT Cosmefolngy; Cosmetology Club: Lu- verne Normal School; Universiw ov' Cincinnaii; Kent Sfale Uanersiw; Ohio Siaie Unfversify. Larry Wallen and Mr. Adalsperqer are infen+ in examining an engine. GEORGE P. WHITE Voicaiional Elecfricify, Related and Electricity Shop; Electricity Club; Uml versiiy of Cincinnafi, B.A.: Ken?- Shale UniversHv. HAROLD GA WITTICH AulomofiVE ScTence, Mafhemaffcs. Drawing and Shop Pracfke; Universify of Cincinnati, 8.5. in Ed,, M Ed.: Gen- erai Mokors I'nstufe. ,,., Hours of training are rewarded by a worthwhile vocation. The in+rEca+a workinqs of a machine are siudied carefully by Tom Barchem and Mr. Sherer. Miss Mara leads +he girls in choir in +heir a-e-ah-mou's. a PATRICK RATCHEN ing Music Workshop. Theory. Harmony, Analysis. Music Hjs- forv: Choir, Mixed Ensemble- Junrcr Choir, 'Boys' Glee CEub: Ohxq Sfye Universify, 3.5.: Indiana Unwemly M.Mus.; Xavier University; Fred Warr MISS JUDITH LEE MARA Choir Assisianf: Girls' Glee Club; Capifal University BSA in Ed. DAWD M. MARTIN Assisi'an? Band, Orchestra Dhedor; Grade Schoo! Instrumental Music: Wesfern Kentucky University, BM, J. ROBERT PHILLIPS Music Supervisor; Band, Orchesfra; Capifal Universityi B S,M.-, Columbia University, M.A.: Miami University. The artists of tomorrow begin at a school easel. MRS. JUDITH BUCKLEY Art; University d Cincinnali, B.F.A., 8.5. in Ed. MRS. KATHERINE COWETT Art, English; Lawrence College, BA. J. PHILLI-P OLMES Direcfnr M Ar! and Humanifies; Edinr burqh Sfafe Teachers College. 3.5. in Ed,; Ohio Sfaie University, M.A.; Columbia University: John Hay Whif- ney FeHowship: CernegFe Instihne of Technology. Mrs. Buckley qives Ronnie Sfevens an arh'sf-io-arfisf crifique. 33 The proper education of the body is an art. MISS NANCY BUTTERFIELD Healfh Physical Educaiion S.AIAI, Miami University BS; in Ed.; UnIver- sify of Cincinnafi M. Ed. DONALD DALY Physical Educafion: Head Football Coach Head Track Coach: Easier Kenfucky Univeriny B..S M.Ed. PATRiCK ORLOFF Physical Educafion. Healfh: Assisfani Fuoibail Coach. Head Wresiling Coach: MIami Universify, BIS; I Mrs. Wickemeyer demonsfrafes a method of siopping a soccer bail +0 a girls' gym classv EIISY'IziiEfIISICSLIII RIIIII: IIIIIEI Library opens door to knowledge; Cuach; Geargefown College. .A.; Uni- vermy of Honda 5 Clinic points the way to health. MR5. NANC WICKEMEYER Physicai Educaiion Heal'rh: IA quversirv of Cincinnaii, 8.5. in MIaI-m Universifv. MRS. LEAH M ABBOUSHI Librarian: Wayne State Universuiy BUS- Univermy 07' Cincmneh. MRS. CAROL E. FERMAN LibrarI'an: Miami Universiiv. 3.5. in Ed. MRS. MARGARET HATFlELD Nurse: Healfh Careers CFub: Jewish Hospital School of Nursing R.N. Counselors provide aid for the future. Mrs. Kingary. +ha newesf secrefary. accapfs a fask from counselor. Miss Whisler. MRS. ELNER ADAMS Treasuler MRS. HELEN KINGERY Secreia'v MR5, MARY ELLEN MOORE Secrmarv MR5. HAZEL D JOHNSON Counselor; UniversHv of Cincinnefil A.B., Columbia Universiiy. M.A..' Miami Universiny MISS BETTY KIERNAN Counselor; Our Lady of Cincinnafi, B. Ed.: Catholic Universify of America. M.A.; Xavier Un?versiiy: University of Cincinnati. MISS BEVERLY NOEL Counselor; Miami University, 35. in Ed: M. Ed MRS MARTHA Al PULLON Counselor: Marshall Un?versi+y, A.B.: Cclumbx'a Universifyi M.A.: Miami University; Universi+v of CincinnaH; Xavier Unfversify, MISS MARILYN WHISLER Counselor; Denison University, B.A.: Universify of Cincinnafi. Mid MRS. ALBERTA SCHOENY Secrefary MISS SANDRA STOUT Secretary Secretaries provide information and clerical work. 35 Cafeteria Back Row: D Millennor. R. McDowell. R. Perkins. F. Eckels. H Sfefnmann. G. Roy D. Sheafer. N. Fift- gerald. Fronf Row: G. Taylor. N. Bfair. V. Wiff. L. Haqemefer, M. Werner! diefician: E, Walls A Tumble- son. Maintenance V. Duff. L. Hufcherson. F. Burnefh R. Massey, Student Cafeteria Back Row: J. Rohdenburq R. Horsley, J. Hamm, J, Blair, P. Ballard. W. Lawson. D. TifHe Sacond Row: M Kraemer. H. Sfeinkamp. L SheHon, M, Gresser, S. Ma1fhews. K. Wiseman. D. Rohdenburg. Froni' Row: D. Bezanson. D, Mills. L. Alvis, D. Hood. D. Jackson. B. Barnes. Library Workers Back Row: 6 Reese. 5. Unfhank. L. Clemmons, D. de- Bord. 6. West 5. Fox, D. Shillinqer, L. Thacker. LA Groves. B. Dixon. K. Colyer. J. Logan G. Glassmeyer S Barnard Third Row: Mrs Ferman. F. Wachier. B. Tom- linscm R. Frederick. L. Reynolds. 5. Bowman, D. Mc- Vauth' B, Shulis. D Fye, 5, FreyhoF, V. Hayden. S. Price E. Wiff. S. McShane, Mrs. Nahumhi Second Row: L Clark, D. Wolfe. 5. Sidwell. P. Fousf. N. Heaberlin. P. Wells. T. Benz. K. Seqrist D. Ayers, M. Dodridge. R, Arnoid. FroM Row: L. Tripp. D. Roark. 5, Murphy, JV Waddle. D. Bowlinq, M S1'ar'le P. McGuire. R. Pifman. K. Shephens. Office Workers Back Row: R. Moreland. C. Cairon. S, Bowman. K Go:r ser. M, Alsip. Mrs. Schoeny. Fronf Row: D. Farris, M. Barnes G. Mills. P. Krass, L. Sfone Counselors' Workers Back Row: D. Vaughn. M, Danford. H. Beckelheimer. M. Cox. K, Anderson. GA Hacker. D, Frederick. B. Dun, bar. W Carfer. S. Carter. Fronf Row: L. Gifford. R Henson. R. Nash. C. Knarr. P WeHs. P. Spaw C Franz K. Fenken S. Scoff. W. Smith. Switchboard Workers Hack Row: R. Moreland. P, Pierce. C, Anderson. LA Casferline. S. Wrenn. S. Chaney. C. Cooper. Front Row: J,.Cook. P. Heeq, M. Hilll R. Sharp. 5. Froedqe DV Masfin, L4 Werner, P. Tripp Seafad: Miss Sfouf. Clinic Workers Baal: Row: D Pef'rif, LA Koebbe. D Roy. S Reynolds, C. DeHart L. Leary. Second Row: C. Caudill. N, Anderson. L. Bales, G. Gabe, A. Flaqq C, O'Keefa. Front Row: J Beckelheimer. S. Harmon, S. Hensley. S. Roberfson. B. Skoroqod, Mrs. HdHie'd. D. Vaughn. 37 Board and chief assistants determine policies. Superinfendenf: Mr. Pace. Diredor owr Curriculum and lnsfrucfion: Dr, Gabe Mn Leary. Clervareasurer 8 Asst +0 ihe Supp: Mr. DorlA Mr. Funk Mn Downs. Mr. Becksfedfl Mr. Parsons The five members of Jrhe Board of EducaHon mee+ monfhfy fo approve rules and regulaibns for Hue operafion and mainienance of H16 six Norwood Public Schools. Through +he recommendafions of We supermfendent fhe 38 board can consider +he suggestions and ideas of Hue admin- isfrafors and We Eculfy, Elec'red by Hue cifizems of Norwood, The board memberg serve as the communify's voice in de- fermining school policies. Mr. Duff gives forty-two years of faithful service. Mri DUFF siamds by an oid sfeam engine which has been on +he iob as iong as he has. Mr, Dufi operaies a modern coaI-iifiing machine. 39 Vincen+ DUFF. chiei engineer of Jrhe Norwoocl School Sys- fem. wiil ferminafe in June a career fhaf spans forfy-iwo years of dedicafed service. Mr. Duff began his employmen+ in l926 as engineer in Wiiliams Avenue Schooi. In i935 he was +ransferred Jrc: +he High School as chieiC engineer. Sev- eral years Ia'rer he assumed addifional responsibilifies a5 supervisor of engineers. mainfenance workers. and ianifors for +he eniire schooi sysfem. Mr. DuH: has seen H16 high school plan? expand fhrough consfrucfion of +he Fieidhouse. Wes'r Wing and +he Technical Buiiding. As +he sChool buiid- ing became larger, changes in heafing. venfilafing, and plumbing had +0 be carefuliy planned To keep pace wi+h expansioni Mr. Duff's knowledge and skill were insirumemal in removal of old and insfailahon of new boilers and equip- ment wifhouf inferrupiion +0 the school schedule. Vincen+ DuH is rithulJy proud 0? +he building progress made during his iorer-fwo years of service. His has been a iabor oi love and dedicafion. Our wish ior many happy years in refiremenf are exfended f0 him and his family. The floor pians of the high school building are careiuliy examined by Mr. Geselbrachf and chief engineer. Mr. DUFF. ,4 ACTIVITIES E. .543 . . . : . . . a. 1.3!. 1.9.3,. $ivinix I. hum .1 wt. DWI WWI Student Council Under 1419 direc+ion 0F Presidenf Bill Weils, S+uden+ Council meJr every Wednesday morning in Room 206. Composed of homeroom represenJrafives and represenfa+ives-a+-large chosen in +he fall. fhe Council pondered school proieds, problems. and policies. Mr. Lowell Anderson guided H1e ofher oHicers Diane Haggis. vice-presiden'r. Diane Roy. secrefary, and Lyn Leary. +reasurer as +hey carried 0qu +heir respecfive duHes. S+uden+ Council's jobs included the revision of sfudenf codes. in which H was insfrumenhal. The group also bridged +he gap befween sfudenfs and facuify. and s+uden+s and adminis+ra- +ion. They confinued wifh +he proied underfaken by +he E966-b7 Council: +he building 01c a Peace Corps schooI in an under- privileged area overseas. To raise fhe necessary amounf of $I.OOO. Sing-Ouf Cincinnafi performed a+ NHS. Back Row: J. Knarr. B. Cunningham. P. Weekley. D. Hill. T. Smifh. G. 50959. C. Wallacek J. Hacker, S. Welsh, N. Booth. B. Wells. Fifih Row: D. Meece, R. Robb, B. Parker. H. Wilson. K. Reynolds. P. Jones. R SmH'h. B. Suppe. R. Smiley. C. Wilson. Fourth Row: A. Cannava. L. Casierline. P. Weddla Diane Haggis, vice-presidenh Lyn Leary, freasurer: Bill WeHs, presi- dent; Diane Roy, Secretary. Bowman, C. HamiHon. Third Row: C. Moore, C. Boyd. L. Costello. JA Wrenm J. Grubb, P. Snell. A. Jones. D. Vaughn, D. Haggis. L. Tripp. Second ROW: B. Merkhofer, J. Morgan, D. Masiin, J. Shepard. A. Meece, P. Keller. P. Wells. T Benz. R. Cornelison. Fronf Row: D. Bailey. K. Sfephens, R. Aufer- M. Lawson, 6. Telecsaml C. Cusfer. R. Judd: D. Krieger. B. Carpenfer. 3. son, D. Roy. M. Spaulding. L Leary, B. Popplewell, M. Dodridge. N f Q3 HEX x $33 .1 J i 42 Back Row: 5. Bowman, R. Ellwein. D. Smiflm B. Guy. J. Knarr. J, Lyons. D Wilqung R. Fox, K. Myers, D. PoHs. F. Snell, 6V Brewer, B. Wells M, Fish. L. Cofrell. Third Row: Miss Sayre M. McErlanel P. Pierce. 6. Hacker. W. Nickson, C. Cusfer, F, Wachfen B. Suppe. J. Parson; P. Daley D. Sfoll. D. Barker. T. Sennef'r, D. Turnen K, Anderson. S. Smifh. DA Faust 55C- ond Row: D. Farris, S. Harmon. G. Tasch. J, Elsfum B. Gr'xmes, R. Arnold Linda Hubbard sdemnly Hng her candle as old and new members look on, 43 L. Heeg. C. Hedge. C, Andersen L. MefcaHe, D Vaughn, MA Maun+eL S. Hensley. P. chsaL N. Anderson, N. Lancasfer. Fron+ Row: D. Taylor. M. Boelscher, F, Knox. R. Sharp L, Stone! D, Haggis. C. Geiser, 5, Hawter. 5 Geselbracht D Murphy, P. Terp. S. Loudermilk. S. Provident N Nickson. S. Carfen D. Masfin. National Honor Society Wifh +he lighfIng of cand!es from +he flaming +orch and +he recffal of +he Sociefy's pledge, +he inducfees are formaNy ad- miHed info Na+ional Honor Sociefy. Accepfance in+o +he Nor- woocl Chapfer is based on Jrhe four lodes+ar5wleadership. service, scholarship, and characfer represen+ed on +he key- s+one. fhe Honor Sociefy's emblem. Picked by fhe faculfy. only fen percen'r of +he junior class and five percenf of +he senior class are accepfed En +he yearly induc+ion ceremony. Throughouf +he year +he NaHonal Honor Sociefy. under Jrhe advisorshEp of Marfel Sayre, has worked diIigenHy on many wor+hwhile service proiecfs. To help finance +hes6 proiecfs and +he February induc+ion. members Worked a+ +he concession s+and during a Purcell fooeraH game. In keeping wifh pas? fradi- Jrions. +his year's Sociefy awarded scholarship banners i'o home- rooms having accumulafed +he highesf poin+ average wifhEn +heir classes, In fhe fufure Honor Sociefy hopes +0 be able 1'0 Sponsor a foreign exchange sfudenf a+ Norwood High School. Accepfance info Nafional Honor Sociefy is Jrhe highes+ honor +0 be placed on a s+uden+ af Norwood and is a recogni+ion d greaf achievement Back Row: L. CoireH. corclub ediior: D, Murphy asst club edifor; D. Turnerw co- Iiferary edHor. Fron! Row: P. Foust assi. club edH-or; P. Tripp co-club edifor; D. Masfine co-errary editor. 1968 SILHOUETTE Planning for +his SfLHOUETTE began Iasf spring when +he l967-68 sfa'H was announced af fhe annual breakfast During +he summer. meefings were held and H13 sfaff de- veloped a general idea for +he fhemel Co-edifors Rufh Arnold and Diane Haggis Jrook +his wifh +hem when +hey wen+ +0 +he publishers in Nashville wi+h adviser Miss Smifh. There plans for +he book fool: shape so +ha+ by fhe fime school s'rarfed. work could begin in earnest All sfudenfs ge1L a chance +0 parficipafe in Hie hecfic phofography days. buf few probably realize +he effort H151 goes info +he scheduling. or +he +Ime devofed Jro cropp'mg Hie developed picfures and cieciphering +he idenflficafions, Before any pfcfures can be senf in Jr0 Hie publishers, copy. capfions, and heads muer be complefed $or each page. LEferary edifors Diane Masfin and Debbie Turner had The fedious iob of fuming informafion abou'r organizafions and adivifies info good copy in a uniform s+yle. Throughoqu +he year Huere were deadlines f0 be met buf few were ever me+ on +ime. As fhe final deadline of March 15 drew near. work advanced wi+h a JFrenzied pace. Les? minu+e pic+ures were faken and +he group in +he oHice affer school grew larger as Drday came closer. Forfu- na+ely. every'rhlng was fumed in in enough Jrime +0 genL H18 book prinfed before the seniors IeH. So here if is! JUNIOR STAFF-Back Row: T. SenneH. Me Morqan. D. Barkerw J. Parsons, J. Knarr, K. Jones: C. Gabriek F. Wach+er. Third Row: N. Anderson L. GaHney, C. Cus+er, B, Carpenfer, J. Moore, D. Farris. M, McErlane. Second Row: C. Pefers. Ce Massey, D. Me+z. L. HubA bard. R. Sharp. Fran? Row: L Webb, L, Leary, S. Provident C. Hedge. a 7- 51 . . .. y 5 am an v 7 .. 7 h... g' : 9 $ . : .r , L. : :- .. . :5 y c .- 'P H 'K : U Q? 1: c. L 5 . I : 1 'V I J, , , .... g 1- : 1 $ a in . 5; 3m , W : : . 3: v : i . f; i t . 2f , . L a 5:5. Back Row: G. Brewer. asst spor+s edHor: K. Myers, cosporfs edHor: G. Gabe. J, Hshm, asst G, A. A. edifors. Second Row! F. Snell. asst sporfs edifor: P. Dalev. co-G. A. A. edifor. Froni Row: B. Wells. co-sporfs edifor: D. Taylor. co-G. A. A. editor. Back Row: K. Reynolds, asst busineSS manager: Mr. Engle. business advisor: J. Bernard. business manager. Fronf Row: G. Boese. adver+isinq manager: R, Lan- casfer, asst adverfising manager; D, SmHh, asst. business manager: M. Todd, asst. adverfising manager, ,' I; REPRESENTATIVES: Back Row: J. Hacker. DA Fye. E. Timberlaka, D. Hil!l J. Bowman, M. Scales. M. McKeehan, C. Melfeft E. Greene. D. Koch, FiHh Row: K. Jones. R. Frederick. G. Brewer. F. Snell, S. MiHer. B. ChHwood. P. Daley. B. Glins. L. Cofrell. FourH't Row: R. Hoffman: C. Dunigan. C. Gabriel. L, Groves. P. Pierce: T. Gray, J. SchuHe. Third Row: T, Brown. C. Hedge, C. ArnoH. S. Suckling, E. Wi+t B. Beefh, L. Clemmons, P. Tripp. D. Wolfe. Second Row: L. Shane. K. Smallwood, J. Morgan. P. Spaw. N. Rase, B. HUSSey, Fronf Row: W. Carfer, B. Grooms, M, Dodridge. M. Barnes. D. Hill, Back Row: 5. Carfer. assf. Factu 3. senior por+rai+ edifor: S. Gesel- bracht coifaculfy 8c senior por'TraH' edifor. L. Heeg. asst :acuhy 81 senior porfraif edifor. Third Row: L. Mefcalfe, co-index edimr. Second Row: M, Boelscher, co-index edimr: C. Geiser. co-faculfy 8. semor pori'raif edifor. Fron+ Row: D. Cox. asst faculfy and senior poriraif edH-or. Mr. Cahill. adviser: B. Dunbar. edifor, The Mirror Staff uses six+l1 bell +0 work conscientiously on fhe second news- paper. The Mirror This year's Mirror sfaH. aided by Mr. Thomas CahiH. provided over fwenfy issues of Norwood news. Work be- gan +his summer as +he staff planned an issue +0 be dEsT fribui'ed To all s+uden+s +he Hrsf Week of school. As is cus- +omary1 +he Mirror operated enfirely on funds from subscripfions. adverfisemenfs. and profifs from +he paper machine. This year's staff, wifh Beverly Dunbar serving as edHor-in-chief. conslsfed of only seven members; bu+ +hey sfrove +0 live up +0 Hue Tirs'r class ra'ring given +0 lasf year's paper by Hue Na'Honal Scholasfic Press Associafion, This is +he second highesf ra'dng given by H19 Associa+ionl As MST year sfudenfs gained an undersfanding of +he organizafion of a newspaper, Huey helped +he senior s+aH wrife sfories. Lafer, one of +he firsf year classes planned and wrofe one issue of +he Mirror for publica+ion. The Mirror shag also supplied informaJrion +0 focal Cincinnafi newspapers for +he various youfh columns. In Hue spring. Hme new s+aFF was announced and a dinner was her +0 honor +he members of HM; oufgoing sfaHT J. Beckelhefmer. page +hree and circuIafion: A. Coleman. asst business man- ager: M. Boolscher. business manager: S. Nauman. page +hrae and circulah'on. 46 Mary Cox. Fea+ure edifor: Torn Boofh. Bob Guy. sporfs edifor. REPRESENTATIVES: Back Row: M. Scales, E. Brumback. J. Hacker! B4 Perkins Geselbrechf, R, Nunn, B, Merkhofer. A. Me+calfe. K. Cooper. C. Phelps. J. Bowman. S. Counfs. H. Wilson, D. Brueang D. Cochran. Fif'rh Row: H. Beckelheimer. Second Row: C. Geiser. L. Cos+ello, J. Wrerfn, G, Zimmer- P. Jones. K. Hart S. Hipkins, J. Bouldin. D. Callahan, D. Koch, J. Bouldim mam B, Grimes, D4 Bezanson. J. Nickson, From Row: D. Bailey, B. Brady. R. Robb. C4 WSlson. Fourfh Row: B. Benken, T. Bodh. W. Nickson. K. Myers. P. Goodman M. Barnes H4 Callahan. V. Po+rafke. C. Coburn. D, DsBord, D. Kreiger. G. Brewer, Third - . 4 .4 Row: 5. A- 47 Back Row: N. Lancasfer. Sh Muener. Dh SfoH. C. Gabriei, C. Chrisfyh K, Reynoids. B. Suppeh B. Clemenfs. C. Anderson. D. Hall. J, McAllisfer. Six+h Row: C. Keuffer. M. Cox. 5. Frazier. D. Warrenh J, Callahan. L. Hughes, AV Beckeft CV Ciendeninq, C. Zimmerman. Fifih Row: D Cox. C, Barker, S. Saaf. L. Siacey. C. Masseyl L. Hubbard. vfce-presiden+: 5. Wilson B. Fathner, Z. Juddv Fcur'l'h Row: D. Ray, freasurer; C. Girls' Council Under +he supervision of Miss Nell Griffin, Girls' Council planned several acfivifies for Jrhe school year. During +he hecfic firsf mon+h of school. freshman girls were puf a+ ease by a fee: +0 acquainf Jrhem wifh +heir Big Sisfers. Added +0 +he achievemenfs of Girls' Council were fhe disfribuhon of Thanksgiving baske+s. fwo fashion shows. and H19 preparafion 01C Co-ed Week. Back Row: Mr. Norcross. L. Nice, BA Kelley, J. Beirnarch R. Hentiricks, Dt Genfon. Third Row: J. BouIdin. D. Durham. D. Sfone. V. Boelscher. --'- . nild Croweak. S, McDonald, D. Danielh J. Wafson. L. Tompkins J. Cook. 5. Barnard. Third Row: V, Lawsonh C. Frazel D. Penninghjn, M. MoHoy, R. Barberh P. Fousi. B. Brady. Second Row: 6. Reese. pres?den+: K. Dunn. JV Sanderson, S. Meeceh R, Nash. R. Sharp, Ph Goodman, Frun+ Row: D. Maan, BA Porfer. L. Leary. B. Dixon. Projectionists The Projecfionisfs, insfruc+ed by Mn David Norcross, pro- vide a usefu! service +0 Jrhe adminisfrafion and fhe sfudenfs in Jrhea skillful opera+ion of audiovisual equipment During The year. Jrhey 65515? in +he operafion of proiecfors. tape re- corders. and record players, Nfer a year of service. -'rhe boys +rea+ +hemselves wifh a picnic and a special +rfp in the spring. :JV Roqers. Second Row: J. Cox, K. Gasser. G. Brewer, D. Asher. JV Blackburn. Fronf Row: R. Canterbury. N. Rose. A Cannaval Mh Barnard Back Row: L. Daniel. D. Fye. hlsforian: C O'Keefe. M. Scales, R. Marh S. Freyhof, B. Spurlock, Third Row: A. MefcaHe. R. Honam 6. Kimball. L. Levi. J. Vincent. 6. Manqu. Second Row: L. Tripp, Latin Clubs Lafin Clubl under +he advisorship of Eileen Farris. began Hue year by successfully sponsoring boos+er buHon and candy apple sales f0 increase +heir +reasury, which is sup- plemented by membership dues. Under H19 leadership of Rosiland Judd, fwice-elecfed president We club meefs on +he firs+ Monday of every mon+h. A Laf'm Club Chrisfmas parfy was held +his year 5+ +he Zion Church. Highlighfing Back Row: C Zimmerman B Parker. B. POHS, R. Hendricks. G. Boese J. Blaln D. Meece. M. Scales, Four+h Row: K. VanVurem J. Parsons D. Hammond. G. MellaH. S WaIL J Knarr. 8. Wells. 6. Brewer. Third Row: G. Telecsam A. Flaqq. R. Judd president: D. Barker. L. J. BenneH. F. Puqh. V. Kl'nqery. C. Arnold, C. Knarn Fron+ Row: L. Cosiello. N. Rose. vice-presidenf: J. Sandersom A. Hubbs, fheir year is He annual Roman Banquef held in +he spring of Hue year. All +heir eHorfs and money-makfng proiecfs are aimed iowards achieving +his gala fes+ival. Bo+h members and alumni donned +radi+ional fogas and sandals +0 revive Hare Jrradifinns and cusfoms of H16 ancienf classical world and gain a beHer undersfanding of H19 era. CoireH. M. Cox. F. Wachfer. Second Row: D. Frederick. 6. West B. Dixon. R. Padqeit S. Schwanichaus, EL Gfassmeyer, E, Sfaples. Fran+ Row: Z. Judd. P. Waddle. M. McErlane, P. Tripp, C. Zimmerman. secrefarydreasurer 5. McDonald. B. WRIson. I Cl Back Row: M. Todd. vice presidenf: D. Cochran F. Maupin. C, Chrisfiunl D. W'rllging. M. McKeehan. J. Hacker. R. Wright K. Snell. .3. Parsons. Fiflh Raw: Bl Suppa, secreiary: B. Borinl C. Dunigan. E. Phelps. K. Hart, B. Holllfield. C. Hofmannl B. Hernl W. Nickson, P. Glisson. Fcurfh ROW: B. Tasch. A. Jones, D. Wefhinglonl M, Walsonl Ba Buquo. M. Worland. M. Spanish Club Spanish Club sfar'i'ecl OH We year wi+l1 a book cover sale +0 earn money for readers JFor +he +hird and fourfh year Spanish Classes. They used +he remainder of +he proceeds from +he sale +0 meel olluer expenses. including fheir annual Chrisfmas parfy. A huge papier macha piEafa in +he form of a sfar served as H16 cenfer aHrachon. Games were planned and records were played, Back Row: R. Hufl. G. Gabbard, T. Smilh. S. Miller. R. McCann. J. Bow- man. J. Knarr. E. Timberlakel V, Boelscl'ler. J. Teepen, FiHh Row: D Best F. Herlel. M. Price, J. Rogers, S. prkins. J. Brofzge. C. Wallace, M. Fishl president T, Adamson. Fourfh Row: M. Reeves, D. Vanover, P. Kinikles. T. Brown. J. Hesse, 5, Fish, DV Bruefflng. N. Maan. J. KeHh. Third Row: . .... .- Nicksonl T. SanneH, S. Hurt Third Row: M. DeGaro, P. McGuire. B. DU' Long1 G. Osborne. 5. Chaneyl K. Cooper, 5. Haler, T. Benz, P. Carries. P. Snell. Second Row: 5. Hopkins, D. Roark. S. Geiger. L. Casferline. T. Davis. P. Williams, Ba Hughesk W. Carter. Fron+ Row: D. Whilel B. Maslin. B. Schadel. C. Fraze. G. WH-fel J. Nickson. D. SenneH. as +he Club members devoured refreshmenfs. There was also a drawing for Hue door prize. a gill cerfificafe. In +he spring. +he members had an acfivify. This year's oHEcers For Spanish Club were Melvin Fish, presi- denf: Mike Todd. vice-presiden+: Barb Suppa, secre+ary; and Jack Bowman. Treasurer. Mr. Wynn was fhe adviser for +he club. as well as Jreacher of all classes. D. Wilson. P. Teague. B. Bisherl C. Cooper. F. Jefer. V. Deafon. C. Schadel. D. Bentley. K. Brown. L. Naish. Second Row: L, Hawk. 8. Skorogodl La Gifford. P, Norfhcuih J. Cook. P. Simpson. D. Melz' V. Meadows. S. Berna 5rd. Fronf Row: D. PefrEe. M. DeBorde. B. Merkhofer. B. Chaney, D. Pena ning+on, S. Croucher, C, Thornion, raunw r 4f .ygagszs: aw 7i 7,; Back Row: M. Todti, B, Suppci D. BrueHingl T. Smifh, J. Hacker. K. Reynolds GA Gabbard Fourth Row: T. SenneH: G. Jones E. Timberbke. M. Fish. W. Nickson. L. Me+calfe. Third Row: P. NorH-ncuH. Gm Tasch. Spanish Honor Society Quaiificafions for membership in Norwoocl High School's Amado Nervo' Chap+er of Spanish Honor Sociefy reqmre fhaf fhe sfudenf be in his second +hird. or fourfh year of Spanish and have a B average for We year. lndusfrious s+uA denfs who achieved Hm were rewarded For Haelr effort; af +he annual iniHafion dinner af which +hey received membership certificafes in Hue induCHon ceremony. Back Row: J. Spahn, D. HiIL E. Umbach. T. King. W. Perkins J. Lyons, A. PaHerson, R. Ervim i Knarr, R, Thompson, Sixfh Row: T, Winkfer. ireasurer; S. Laake K Myers L. CoheH. D. Pe'rrie J. Cox. F. Wach+en D Murphy. J. Green, B. Wells. Fif+h Row: J Bowdin. secreiary: D. Wade, L. Clemmons. L. Stacey, N. Harfman. C. Coburn. P. Owens. N. Broermam D Dalian Fourth Row: 5. Huiseli, G. Gillespie J. Begley. G. Hacker, A. Jones. P. Pierce. D. Vaughn, 5. Hafer. Second Row: S. Provident, C Fraze, V. Denfon. N. MasHm B. Chaney. R. Sharp. Froni Row: M. Spaulding. S Carfer. M. Boeischer. French Club Acquainfing and inferesfing students in Hue cusfoms of France is The main goal of French Club, Under new leader- shipyDenise PeHif, sfudenf presidenf and Jill DuH. ?actu advisor +he club decided on many beneficial projeds for fhe year. Devising a buile'i'in board on France. visHing an ar'f museum, and selling Norwood High School siafionery com- prised +his year's acfivl+ies M. Henson DA Maupin, D. Cross. R. Maupin. D. Ball, B. Becker. Third Row: T. Cooper. L. Hughes, D. PeHi'r. president D. Grubbs. P. Heeg. C. Hedge, S. Sherman, D, Silber. vice-presldenf; Miss DulL Second Row: V. Hickman, B. Brennecke. P. BeckneH. M. MiHer. S. Downey C Zimmermanl D. GiWreafh. J. Morgan. Fronl' Row: B. PopplewelL K. Barber. R Barber. R. Nunn. J. Gvrubb B. Snyder. P. Spaw, K, Sfephens. -. Back Row: Miss 35th Ware. P Simone. D. Barker. L. Groves, D Pefrey D Smi+h, W. Lay. S, Hipkins, B Wells treasurer: M Fish, D. SfoH. Mr. Lynn Adams. Sixfh Row: C. Cooper. G. Hacker. D. Weds. C. Wilson. P. Tripp, presidenh L. Co+reH M. Cox. K. Anderson. B. Dunbar. S. Smith Fifih Row: L. Stone. D. Haggis. F. Pugh. C5 Tasch secrefary: C. Arnold. B. Rivers M. Boelschen D. Meh Foudh Row: Future Teachers Fufure Teachersl under +he supervision of Miss BeHy Ware and Mr. Lynn Adams, enlighfens and encourages s+uden+s inferesfed in feaching a5 +heir profession. The Club mef mon'rhly: lisfening +0 +apes and guesf speakers and wafching Wms. As a projecf +his year. Hie group presenfed Hie play Two MiHion Heroes. a +ribu+e +0 Jreachers, af an N.T.A. meeJr- x'ng during Nafional Educafion Week. Back Row: D. Frederick, L. CorreHl secrefary-Heasurer; 5. Case, J. Chandler. Mrs. Hafffeld, C. O'Keeite. S. Freyhof. LA Levi, C Massey. Second Row: C. Boyd. M. DeBordel B MerkhoFer. L. Sfacey. N, Ander- D. Penninqion, L, Naish, R Wells, C, Zimmerman, P. McGuire. L. CosfeHo. C. Burke, T, BenL C Geiser. Third Row: P. Friar. C Moora P Snell. L. Sfacey. C Schadel. DA Mclnfirel D. GHreaJrh. S. Downey. Second Row: L. Werner. C, Phelps C. Barker, L. Tripp. S. Hu+sel1. P. Spaw. Fronf Row: K Rainev. D. Taylor, D. Masfin, D Roarkl L. Leary Health Careers Club Healfh Careers Club. advised by Mrs. HaHEeld. school nurse. offers informafion and encouragemen+ +0 +hose in+eru esfed in pursuing a career in He heaHh Held, Lecfures. films. and visH's +0 +he various Cincinnafi hospifals were among Hwe acfwifles provided for fhe members. Junior and senior members also parficipafed in a Heal+h Careers Day program +0 observe Hie career of +he'lr choice. 50m L. Hubbard S. Robertson. Front Row: B. Barnes, N Nicksom R. Barbey. C. Knarr, B. Wilson. Lyn Leary. freasurer: Sue Geselbracht president: Denny RoyaHy, vice- presidenh Connie Wilson, Mm Buchy, adviser; Carol Geiser. secretary. National Thespian' Society Planning for hfure years was +he main concern of Troupe 2838 of +he Nafiond Thespian Sociefy in i+s second year. To be eligible for membership, one musf parJricipaJre in various phases of +hea+re, Under +he diredion of Mrs. Lindsay Buchy. fhe group wEshes f0 expand. Alfhough +he sociefy could no+ perform +his year because of a full sched ule, Huey hope fo give a ereead play in +31e ?umre, Back Row: 8 Main A. Tudor. T. Farmer. M. Danford, L. Baker, P. Jones, F, Jeier. Third Row: B, Skorogod. capfain; S. Robar'fson. E. Yafes. S. Smifh, A. Mefcalfe, PA LoviH. sscrefaw freasurer: D. Farris. Varsity Debaters This was only +he second year fhaf VarsEfy Debafers parficipafed in +0urnamen+ debafes; buf wifh +he aid of Mrs. Margare+ CarHon. +hey placed high among other schools. Their main Jropic. criminal invesfiga+ion required difigen+ research and preparafion. This year +he Debafers sold greefihg cards for funds +0 send four members +0 summer workshop 5+ Ohio Um'versify. Second Row: M. Komara. P, Komara. G Telecsan, C. ZEmmerman, J Baker; Fronf Row: M, Loudermilk, K. Siephens1 L. Cos+ella, S. Provi- dent D. Couchl Back Row: W. Hollars, .J. Dres, freasurer; J. Goeckex J. Coomer. Seconri Row: 6. Davidson. secrehary: ,5. Cam. vice presiden+; E. Bordwine. T. Berchem, C. Freemanh B, Shank, J. Mayfield. presidenf: Machine Shop Machine shop oHers ou+s+anding opporfuniJries for young men in +he Field of machines. The greaJr wave of aufomafion in indus'rry has in+eres+ed many -mechanicaHy-m3nded Nor- wood boys in +his course. which prepares sfudenfs for The making. operaHon. and repairing of machines. Under +he direc+ion of Mr. Everei+ Sherer, the bays received skills for careers affer graduafion. Back Row: K ands. J Taylor. M, Barker, L. Nice. Sh Runion. E. Henry R. Buckmen. Second Row: B. German. 5. Ellweinl J. Boyd. L. Sharp. 5. W, Plcqman. Front Row: D. Braden. W. Hoskinsh P4 Clark. 5. Maqqard, W. Godsev. D. Hill. Mr. Sharer. Electricity Club Under 'rhe direchon of Mr. George Whi+e. Elecfricify Club, composed of boys in elec+rici+y shop. increases ifs members' knowledge of elecfronics. Eledricify Club serves N.H.S. by handling fhe lithng faciliHes af +he dramafic produdions held in our audiforium. The shop received new equipmen+ lasf May. and +his was fhe firs'r year +ha+ +hey were able +0 condumL a good organized eledric program. Huqhes. M. Sfaderman. Fronf Row: B. Lawhorn. freasurer; M. Mann. president J. Brockman, vice president: K Evans. secrefary: Mn WhHe, lack Row: 5. Foster. C. Clendeninq. T. Overby. S Wilson. C. Criscillis S. Norris. S. Suckling1 M Belansom D. Slusher. E. Keefon, vice-presi- deM' Froni Row: Mr. Sheppard, P Jones secretary; D, DePue, B. Distributive Co-ops The fwenfyone disfribuh've conops advised by Mr. Ken- ne+h Sheppard. learn +he mechanics of sales +echniques +hrougl'1 +he besf +eacher-experience. Headed by president Doug Brinker. +he seniors leave school a+ noon +0 begin work in jobs fhey have held since las+ summer. They parficipafed in a disfrid meefing in Disfribufive Educafion and aHended a s+a+e meeHng in Columbus. Back Row: P. Knox, S. Jomas. 6. Reese. P. Daley. L. Ward. Mn Dfe'rz, T. Jenninas, C, Prell. C. Chrisfy. B Irvin. M. Komara, M. Spaulding. C. PrickeH, Fronf Row: M Mauniel. D. Douglas, K, Seyfried. L. Mef- Pasfom D. Brinker, presidenf: H Pryor, freasurer; P. Garth, parliamen- farian: L. Taylor. L. Mayne, E. WI'H. Office Co-ops Through pad-i'ime employment +he office co-ops learn basic business skills and obfain pracfical work experience. This year +he co-ops parficipafed in regional and s+a+e convenHons in fhe Co-operafive Educafion Club. The annual employer-employee banquei highlighfed +he year. A+ Hue banquet H19 co-ops expressed apprecia+ion 1'0 +heir employer and +0 +heir advisor. Mr, Jacque Dieh. calfe, vice-presidenf; L. Heeg, president: R Boofhe. secretary; 6 CharH-om, treasurer: B. Grimes. sergeant-aharms; D. Cox. WV, Back Row: P. Vise. K. ChildersA Jrreasurezr: R. Hayward. D. Warren, presiden+; C4 Dean. sargeanf-a+-arms; B. Glins, P. Faozer. J. Wrenn. Cosmetology Club A5 newcomers firs'r en+ering cosmefology soon learn. +here is much more +0 being a beaufician +han +he seHing and sfyl- ing of hair. The sfudenJrs mus+ also s+udy science. ma+hema+- ics. and Jrrade. AHer learning a greaf deal abouf cosmefol- ogy, +he fu'the beauficians fry +heir skills on paying cusfomers under +he supervision of Mrs, Tharp and Mrs. Back Row: C. Rains, J. Callahan, D. Hill. B. BurneH. J. Ashbrook. V. Rump, D. Cobb. 3. Bright. S. Livesay. Fronf Row: D. Hi , D Lawson, R Jackson, P. Goodman, C. Turner. P. Thurman. S. Tayior. Fronf Row: N Williamson. S. Kramer, S. Saat R. Boyd. secrefary: L. Jones. D Klanke. Wahlerf. Through H115 Jrirne spenf in H18 shop. Hue sfudenfs gain experience and acquire Hwe number of hours necessary Jr0 Jrake +he s+a+e license board examina'rion. In order +0 fL nance +heir Jrrip +0 Columbus in Hue spring and give a Chris+mas par+y for underprivileged children. +he club. headed by Debby Warren. sponsored a candy sale, Back Row: G. Ellioff, G. Whisman. W. Freeland. Fronf Row: Mr. Adel- sperqer, L. WaHen. S. Burroughs D, Meinmmz A. Taylor, M. WilkerA son. R. Moore. , Junior Auto Shop Junior Aufo Shop, under Hue direcfion of Mr. Adelsperger, is an infroducfion in aufomobile engineering. H consis+s of young mechanics who plan on further developmenf in +heir senior year of fhe knowledge +hey vauire. Mosf of +hefr class fime is spenf in +he learning of Fundamen'ral facfs abou+ aufomobfles and +he applicaHon of His knowledge on enw gines in +he shop. I955 V-l Imu'l I . '3! mm mammY-mass mus ; Senior Auto Shop Adding +0 +heir knowledge of aufomo'rive mechanics. Hue seniors worked affernoons on cars under H18 clirecHon of Mr. Adelsperger. The boys solved various problems ranging from overhauling engines +0 fixing lighfs. Supplemenfing +heir shop fraining: Hley received insfrudions from Mr. Wiffich in au+o science and ma+hemaffcs. AHer complefing +115 course. +he boys will aid in alleviafing +he mechanical shorfage. Back Row: R. Wachfen C. Me+calF, P. Kelley, J. Eysoldt J. Ballard. J. DeFazzio. Fron+ Row: Mr. W'IHich. R. Niemen B. Barr. D. Williamson, M. Coleman. M. MergenfhaL .Jewell. presidenf: D. Callahan. vice-presidanf: S. Wholen. secrefary: Fraley, freasurer: F. Holloway. sergeanf-a?-arms. ? Z Cuisine Club Under +he direcfion of Mr. Roberf Haines, Cuisine Club was busy preparing meals for feachers ancl guesh; in +he +earoom. Among +heir special meals were a Thanksgiving dinner for refired +eachers. a Chris+mas buf'FeJr. a parfy for Senior boys of Aufo Shop. and a dinner 1cor +he six senior members mt Cuisine Club. M051L of +he boys work in Cincin- nafi res+auran+s and clubs, and all employers were invifed f0 Hue senior dinner. The boys prepared meals for several or- ganiza+ions during +he year, including monfhly mea1s for fine Minis+erial Associa+ion. Back Row: Mr. Haines, F. Holloway. B. Bolha R, Haines, J. Gehlen D. Callahan. J. Game. R. Layion. Front Row: M. Jewell. S. Whalen. D. Wernke. C. Traufh. B. Cunningham, R. Fraley. Irhe elecfricify class gathers around Mr. Whi're for a prachal esscm. Mrs; Tharp demonstrates a permanenf for he iunior cosmefology class. 59 Back Row: D. Howard, D. HallI C Pefers. C. Wilson. D. Brown. S. Hipkins, D Wade. C. Croweak. P. NorfhcuH. C. Hinkle, P. Keith. C. Farmer. Sevenfh Row: F, Fisher. K. Cooper. S. Smifh, P. Teague. P. Horsley JA Whafew D. Horsley, B. Mafhl's, LA Sfona. C. HamiHon. T. Ben'z. Sixih Row: M Moflmy. D. Taylor. L Jones, D. Roberfs. L. Gammon; S. Mills, R. Sharp, D. Dougias, D. Grubbs, J. Mefzger. Fifih Row: S. Sherman, 3 Downey, KA Segris'f. S. Hensfey, N. Nicksom S. Pep Club En+husias+ic Pep Club members worked dHigenHy Wrough- oqu +he year +0 insffll school spirif among Norwood s+uden+s. To do fh'rs fhey sold red and b!ue shakers before +he Home- coming game. They have also decorafed +he goal posfs wi+h sfreamers in Jrhe home and visifing +eams' school colors 15m several Foofball games. Under H13 leadership of Carol Gei- Back Row: L. Gfbson. A. Bernius. J. Green, S, Hulf. M. McKeehan, M. Scales. D, Cochran. J. Ashbrook V. Pohaer, 5 Laake. L. Shel'ron. Sevenih Row: D Fyek J. Glisson. N. Boofh. B. Suppa K. Jones. E. BurneH, P. Jones, J. Bouldin. K. Snell. Sixih Row: M. Alsip, B. Hear? K. Myers. M. COX. L. Co+rell. 5. Case. R. Judd. C. Anderson. P. Tripp Fiffh Row: J. Moore. K. Wesiey, D. Meh, C. Grea+house. L. Nash, w- , m'wm 'gMSEME ax; p.13, 4 Harmon. C. Carrier, 5. Loudermilk, C. Sfone. B. Popplewell. R. Pifman. Four+h Row: B. Ashbrook. L. Palfrey, D. Squz, D, Silber, S, Hu+sall, C. Boyd L. Ttipp, C Burke. L, Leary, Third Row: B. Bross. C. Crawford B, Hussey, P. WeHs, L. Cosfello. L. Combs. R. Barben M. Barnes. Second Row: M. Loudermilk. W. Carfer. L. Fennell. P. Spaw, J Sander- son. B. Harp K. Sfevens, Fronf Row: L. Hughes. 8. Heifer. S. Gesel- bracht C. Geiser, PA Simpson, D Haggis. ser, president and Mrs. Mary Spessard and Mrs. Arlene Kalkbrenner, faculer advisers, fine Pep Club coordina+ed i+s eFForfs wifh H1059 of H13 cheerleaders in making signs and posfers +0 be placed in Hue haHs fo help boosf school spirif before crucial games. The Pep Qub has played an impor+an+ par? 'In backing our +eam. S. Meece. D. Murphy. M. Henry. FourH'I Row: L. Gaaney P WardweH, L. Daniels D, Frederick. L, Wallace. M. Lawson. B Dunbar. Third Row: 6 Tasch M Boelscher, D Ben+ley B. Beeih. P Owens. P. Ward, Second Row: L, GiHord, C. Zimmerman N. Anderson. S. Rober'rsom D. PeH'iL Fran+ Row: J. Cook. M. McErIane, N. Lancasfer, D. Wilson. K. Barber. . W. ,, 5. ... ,f w-aaW-Ims: Ix. B. Chaney. S. Donaldson, S. Hipkins. C. Wilsom . Brown D. Wada C Pefers. Maiorettes Under head +wirler. Connie Wilson. +he seven maioreHes led The band +hrough haIf-+ime acfiviJries a+ fhe varsi+y foof- ball games. During +he year, +he girls marched in various parades wifh Hue band, devjsIng new roufines for each per- formance. The maioreHes ?wirled ai' one home baske+ball game and in +heir spare fime worked wiJrh girls who had shown inferesf in becoming maforeffes. Back Row: P Kellen D. Pattie. M. Miller. 5. Gibson. 5. McDonald. C. Gabriel. S. Hipkins. B. Suppa D. Hall. C. Kueffer. B. Merkhmcer. P, Tripp. Second Row: J, Elsfun. C. HamiHom N. Nickson. 5. Harmon. Precision Line Wifh Hie help of adviser Mrs. Susan Longaker, co-capfains Debbie Sfoll and Linda Sfone originafed +his yeaHs roufines and presenfed fhem +0 Hwe +wen+y-six members of +he I967- 68 lnclianeHes, Wearing new navy blue uniforms lined wifh red sa+in, Precision Line performed a+ halfiime +hro ghouf +he baske+ball season and enferfafned specfa'rors wi'l'h drill and dance roufines. L Wallace. 5. Mueller. L. Wiggins, P. Spaw Z, Judd AA Meece. Fron+ Row: S. Donaldson, L. Shanel co-capfain; D. SioH. co-capfa'ln: C Anderson. DirecHng O Brofher Mam Mr. Raichen signals for fhe choir fo keep their pitch. Choir The fiffy-five members of choir, under The experf direcfion of Mr. Pa+rick Ra+chen and his new assis+an+. Miss JudHh Mara. have harmonized on popular Jrunes as well as serious choral ar- rangemenh. This year. Hue choir parficipafed in holiday assem- inesi an ecumenical service, a performance for P.T.A., +he annual Back Row: Mr. Rafchen. D. Durham. J, Bernard, A, PaHerson. 5 Counfm M. Price B. Wysong. GV Sparks D, Penningfon, J. Roger; S. Miller, R. Hendricks. B. Kelley. Third Row: M. Owens. D. Hammond. D. Whifa. B. Corcoram D. Barr T. Booih. K. Livesay. R. Cdnierbury, L. Groves W. Jabel R, Nunn. .J. Begley. D, Royalty. Second Row: D. Howard D. Green. C. Accompanisfsl Lorraine Best and Caroline Zimmerman have a rare momenf of playing mgmher. spring concert and graduafion, During the Chrisfmas season. +hey wenf caroling af surrounding shopping cenfers. Besides pracficing musical numbers, choir has spen+ sixfh bell perfecfing breafhing, vowel sounds. and dynamics. Wilson C, Cusfer L. mamas L. Cofrell, D. Earlier. C. Zimmerman, D. Haggis, C. Cafr J. Moore. D. Murphy, R. Arnold. L. Besf, Froni Row: S. Carfen N. N n. B. Wilson. L. Hubbard P Schmidt J. Reynolds. P. Keller. P, Krass L. Leary M. White D, Wilsonl L Werner, C. Phelps, 5. Meeca B. Merkhofer. Back Row: D Counfsy BA Corcoran. D4 Durham. B. Wesfermeyer, B, Wysong. J. Bernard. 3. Miller. B. Kelleyy D. Benton. 6. Sparks. R. Nunn. Third Row: B. Schadel, L. Grovesy D. Bruafh'ngy B. HoHIfieJd, D. Whife, D, RoyaHy, S. Counts, A. Patterson. 5. Elliott W. Jobe. N. Maan. Second Row: B Mas- Boys' Glee Club Every Tuesday and Thursday morning singing may be heard by anyone In Hie vicx'm'fy of Room 4. These are ihe harmonious sounds of the fiffyimember Boys' Glee Club rehearsing under Hwe direcfion d Mr. Rajchen. Meefing for half an hour. H19 boys sing for selfienioymenJr and +0 prepare for various per formances given during the year for high school audiences. Back Row: D. Frederick. M. Cox. L. Sfacey. L. Levi. C. Cafron, C. Wilson. P. Jones, D Barker, Jy Fraziery M. McKeehan, S. Bowman: D. Fye. C. O'Keefe. B. Glins. J. Green, L. Danish B. Clement; C, Cusfer. D Green. S, Bucker. M. Henry. L. CotreH, K. Anderson. Fy Pugh. Third Row: C. Arn- old, K. Cooper, L. Jones, M, Alsipy D. Penningfon. L. Hubbard, L. Wallace. L Werner, D. Friar. 5. Case. CA Zimmermany J. Benneff, R. Arnold. C4 Greafhouse. S. Salzman. D. MclnHre. B. Merkhofer. Cy PheIps. N. Andern son. 5. Meece. L4 Clemmons. C. Geiser. C. Farmer. Second Row: P. Schmidt Hn, T. Boofh. M. Price. M. Owens. T. Grayy D. Penningfon. J. Rogers, 6. MeIIeH, Dy Hammond. L. Bucker, M. Wilson, Fron+ Row: D, Mason, A MeicaHey K. Livesay. D. Meecey Jy Begley. M. Todd. J. Vincent R. Canfer- buryK D, Best M. Dodridge. Girls' Glee Club Girls Glee Club, headed by presidenf Carole Cafron, Iends ifs melodious sounds +0 fhe Chrisfmas program and H16 annual spring concerf. Pradicing affer school on Tuesdays and Thurs- days. fhe ciub seeks +0 Mend ifs voices in vocal arrangemenfs under Miss Judifh Mara's diredion. The voices o'F Girls' Glee. raised In female harmony, are a delithul addition +0 any muV sical program. P, Henson, M. Boelschery V. Hickman. M, DeBordey D. Grubbsl C. Hopper. T. Benz, 5, Gibson. D. Klankel B. Morgeson. C. Croweakl L. Best-P, Carnes. R. Sharpt L CosfeHo, D. Pefrie, J, Shepard. L. Sfone. P. Fousf. L. Leary. Miss Mara. Fronf Row: K. Siephens, 6. Mills, 3 Carferk J. Mehger, B. Brady. A. Meece, J. Morgan. J. S+einme+z, L. Barnesl L. Hawk, B, Becker. J. Reynolds. P. Spaw, By WiIsonl R. Cornelison, M. Miller, N. Nickson. S. Buchanan. K. Rainey. Back Row: D. Barker, DA Gen+on. 6V Boese. Mr. Phillips. Second Row: CA Cus+er. B. Chaney. S. Saizman, R, Karr, K. VanVuren, J. Scaff. D. Orchestra The sixfeen-piece Norwood High School Orchesfra repre- senfs Hie beef Insfrumenfalisfs of Jrhe school bamd. They pracfice seven+h bell every day. except during +he march- ing season. This year fhe orchestra sfudied composing. Di- recfed by J. R. Phillips, +he orchesfra provides H19 musical enJrerfainmenJr for The Senior C1555 Play and musical aCV companimen+ for Hwe spring musical. Back Row: L. Besf. Mr. Rafchen. Third Row: J, Bernard. L, DanielV C. Cafron, S. Miller. Second Row: 5. CounfsV D. Green, D. Hammond D. ; iii;- V E? x ww-A-n; A mg n w AW WWWMV V t: v. Hammond. Fron+ Row: D. Sfoll. S. Chaney. D. BuH-s. S. Elliof, S. Miller, M. Price, F, SneH. M xed Ensemble Ideanied by red blazers. mixed ensemble, led by Mr. Ra'rchen, added exfra sparkle +0 school programs. Though mosf of fhefr appearances were a? meefings ou+side school, Jrhey had a large par+ m Hm Chris+mas program and pro- vided +he vocalizing for +he Pafriofic assembly. Chosen for oufsfanding voices and blending abilifies, +he members have falenf and energy which is shown 'In Their music. Penningfom C. Wilson D. Royalty. Fron+ Row: 5. Carter, B. Corcoran, M. WhifeV L, Leary, L. Groves. S. MeeceV BE. .;s V623? c531. 24' h .3. Band ' BAND COUNCIL: Back Row: C. Cusfer. D. Gen+on. vice-presiden+: R. Carr, librarian: L. S+onee secretary; R. Nunn. Fronf Row: D, Harn- q mond, presidenf: Mr. Phillips 5. MiHer. N. Back Row: Se Hipkinsl 5, EllioH, J. ScoH. K. Myers. D. Walfers. TA Hughese R. Taylor. T. King 6. Grubbs. M. Owense K. VanVuren. D. Hammond, D. Gen+on. D. Brown. Six+h Row: T. Gram D. Counts. G. Manning D. Fairchild, 3. HinHe. K. Taylor, S. Chaney, P. Friar, B. Wilson, P. SneH. D. SfOH, FIHH Row: 5. Donaldson R. Nunn. BV Becker, P. Weekley. Z. Judde 5. Salzman, Se Cook, R. Kerr, B, Sucklinge C. Cus+en D. Wade. Fouer Row: D Barker. R, Emery. D. Ball. S. Suckling. rw- 4. I Inna . - . - MeeHng sevenfh bell every day. We l9b7-68 edi+fon of the Norwood High School marching band. consis+ing of siery-four musicians. pradiced +heir roufines ancl infricafe formafions under Hie direcfion of Mr. J. R. Phillips and Mr. David Mar+ine Songs ranging erom The Lonely Buil'I +0 HTrumpef Volunfary were performed during haIf-fime a+ each home foofball confesf and one of H19. away games, Traveling +0 Oxford. +he band parficipafed along wi+h l9 oHner schools af half-fime 0e fhe Miami-Xavier game on Miami Universify Band Day. They played fwo selecHonSe Them Basses and Marching Trumpefs Ole. This was +he firs'r +ime +he band had gone such a grea+ disfance for a perFormance. AHer +he foofball season +erminafed. several members formed +he Pep Band. which played 5+ flue high school bas- ke+balf games and pep rallies. The nine members of Pep Band also accompanied +he roufines of Precision Line. Band Council represenfs +he leadership of +he band. H5 purpose is +0 discuss acfivHies in which H18 band mighf wani- +0 parficipafe, The officers of Band Council for 1967-68 'were presidenf Don Hammond. vlce-presidenJr Darrel Gen- +on, secrefary Linda S+one. and librarian Rife Carr, ther represenfafives +0 +he council were Ca+hy Cusfer. Randy Nunn. and Sfeve Miller. D. VanVuren, G. Telecsan. S, Worley. J, Benneff, D. Koch. Third Row: B. Chaney. J. MifcheH. D. O'Donneile D. Buffse E. Knarr, W. Jobe. De Penningfone D. MclnHre, A, Meecee C. Pe+ers, Mr. Marfin. Second Row: C. Wilsone T, Adamson. J; Vincent M, Wilsone C. Schmidt S. Millet Re Sform, Mr. PhiHips. Fronf Row: G. Boese, Re Smifh, Me Price, L. Sione. F. Snelk B. Wesfermeyer. J, Schad, Y groups serve the community and each other, $2M V HI-Y-TEEN COUNCIL: Back Row: A. Bernius. B. Parker. S. Laurence. J. Bernard. L. Nice. 3. Suppe'3 Second Row: M. Barnard. C. Comer. L. Cofrell. C. Caudill. R. Lancas+er. Fronf Row: M. Hill. 6. Gabe. D. Douglas. L. Sfone. ALPHA SIGMA KAPPA-Back Row: G. Sparks. B. Kelley. J. Bowman. J. Comer. president H, Wifson. C. Baker! T. SenneH'. D. Koch. Second Row: Bernard. L. Nice. sargeantaf-armSI 5. Laurence. heaSUFeF: DA ROYGHY- J- W. Carr. R. Lancas+er. secre+ary; J. Bouldin. 8. Corcoran. Fran? Row: M. Bouldin. Four+h Row: B. Hollif'leld. B. Criswell. H. Cross. B. Parker. vice: Barnard,J. Blackburn. M.SQal-si president M. Baker. F. Herfel. B. Becksfedf. Third Row: J, Jordan. C. GAMMA ALPHA CHI: Back Row: SV Case, P4 Armslrong, K. Jones, A. Berniusl lreasurer: J. Glissonl D. Brown, L. Colrelll vlceipresidenf: M. Cox, M. Lawson. FiHh Row: D Douglas, secrelary: N. Anderson, B, Dunbar, J. Frazlen D. Frederick. S. Frazlerl S, Chaney. Fourfh Row: K. Brown, Pl Wil- Acfing as an exlra-curricular acfivify. Jrhe Chrislian associa- Hons for young men and women combine 'Fun wH'h service. Gamma Alpha Chi Y-Teens. Wilh Marsha Hill as president held several bake sales 1lhis year. Their programs included a guesf speaker on iuvenile delinquency. Members and l'helr dafes wen? on a hayride In fhe fall. As a proiecl, fhe girls cooked for +he boys' Club. which played baskefball in Jrhe evenings a+ +he YIN Della Epsilon led by presiden+ Calhy Caudill, had a dance in January. For Valenfine's Day, fhe girls made +ray favors DELTA EPSILON: Baal: Row: N. Lancasler, D. Hall, L. Shelfonl P. Simone, C. Gabriel 5. Hiplcinsl 8. Spurlock. S. Laake. P. Norlhcuff, C. Hinkle. S. Muellerl D. Wade, Ca Keuller. Seventh Row: L. Casterline, C. Gelsen J. Johnsonl K. Cooperl S. Halerl Gl Tasch. 5. Rose. 5. Barnard M. McErlane. L. Slacey. Six+h Row: C. Moore. C. Barker. P. Teague. B. Ma+hisl D, Howard. S, Mc. Donald. P. Keilhl Pl Simpson. C. Boyd. Fiffh Row: P. Well; B. Ashbrook, V, as well as plan and participate in social events. liams, WY Douglas. C, Pelers, M. Hilll presidenl: K. Segrisl. Third Row: R. Sharp. F. Fisherl Ca Massey, 5. Loudermllk. M, Boelscher. Second Row: B. Popplewell N. Nickson, Mrs. McCoy, adviser: 5. Provident L. Pellrey, Frunf Row: K, Taylon R. Pilman. B. Grooms M. Loudermllk. for a res1L home. The Della Epsilon glrls won fhe volleyball game belween fhe er0 girls' groups. Alpha Sigma Kappa Jrhe boys' Hi-Y groqu played basket ball in Jrhe All-Slar. League. Their acfivil'ies included an all nighl par+yY a dance. and a hayrlde. Thelr presldenl'lor +his year was Chuck Comer. . The officers of all Jrhe clubs served as +he members of +he Hl-Y-Teen Council. They mel' +0 coordinale lhe acllvihes of all fhe clubs. The Council alSo sponsored a caroling parfy and a dance a'r +he Y Meadors, 5. Dcwneyl P. Tripp. 6. Reese. L. Tripp T. Benz. D. Sllber. Fouri'l'l Row: D. Wilson, J. Cook B. Beefhl K. Linden, L. GaHneyY C. Olls, T. Black. P. Mosley. C. Crawford. Third Row: A. Hubbsl L. Gil'lordl Pl Spaw. DY Grubbs, K. Barberl D. Peilif. S. Sherman. L. Combsl C. Sfone. Second Row: M. Barnesl B. BarnesY L. Leary. W. Carfer. J. Sanderson, D. Sheen. L. Wiggins. D. Giles. K. Rainey, Fronl Row: L. Slone, G. Gabe, B. Suppa Cl Caudill. MISS GriHin Confers wifh an alumna as Mrs. Graves admires Susan Donaldson and her escort Harold Cross. express ioyous surprise fhe dancers. BeHnda Tartar and her dafe enjoy a moment alone even In fhe crowd. 68 as her name is announced as Prom Queen, Evening is spent in Isle of Paradise. The class of 68 began preparafions early in Hue year +0 make +heir mos+ imporfanf umderfaking as a class successful. The indus+rious juniors. working hard wifhin several commff- fees. were able +0 pool fheir resources in working diligenHy fowards +he +ransformafion of Ford Union Hall info an Isle of Paradise fer +he nighf o?'Aprii 2I. Proceeds $rom +he sophomore class dancez. bake sales. co-sponsorship 0F +he Homecoming dancel and H16 annud sale mt Shamrocks by H19 iunEOr class confribufed ?owards +he financing of +he Prom. Table decorafions consisiing of volcanoes and candlesj Tiki gods, palm frees and an elaborafe fountain se+ H16 sfage for fhe exo+ic Hawaiian +heme. Highligh+ing fhe formal even+ was +he crowning of He queen. Susan Donaldson, and her aftendanfs, Pam Vize and Linda S+One. In keeping wifh Hie Hawaiian theme The queen and her a+fendan+s were given leis of orchids by junior class president Mel Fish. in- sfead of receiving the +radifional bouquefs of red roses. Dave Maan's orches+ra, a Creafive and weIl-execuhad +heme, and hard work on 'rhe parf of +he iuniors brouglnL success for +he I967 Junior Prom. Junior class president Melvin Fish presenis Queen Susan Donaldson wifh an orchid lei and her aiH. palm frees se+ Hue mood 'For Hue An erup+inq vokano and swayfnq HIsle of Paradise. 6? 'N-pu 4 wrmmwh-y 7... W 04-, onaftlaon Swan Prom Queen 70 Prom Court of 1967 7! ogHCICl Stone 1 Couples dance i0 Hwe musIr. of The Gaiaxies, Game and dance highlight the Homecoming week end. The fwenfy-five candidafes for I967 Homecoming queen were fir5+ infroduced during halF-Hme on a rain-drenched fiefd a+ Friday night's foo+ball game. La+er a crowd of loyal fans wa+ched as Norwood's lnd?ans were broughf +0 5 hearf- rending de$ea+ by Anderson's Redskins. A dance was held Sa+urday nigh+ in honor of Hue nominees. AHer +he fnfroduc- +Ion of +he senior candidates by sfudenf council president Bill Wells. +115 1967 Homecoming fesfivifies were broughf +0 a +hr1lling climax wifh +he announdnq and crowning of Hwe queen and her aHendan+s. Norwood Indians baHle Anderson Redskins on a rain-soalred Held Queen DIane Haqqis veceivea a kiss frcm Ron S+eqer, Iunior c3555 presidenL ' i A newly crowned queen smiles wifh rad'wanf happiness. A fares? of umbrellas shelfered 1hr: specfaiors as rain once again visifed 'rhe Homecoming qame. k Km; The Fas+ dance marked the end of the Homecoming FasfiviHes, HaIFMme acfiviw for Friday nloh'fs qame was fhe presenfafion cf H16 fwenfy-five candida'weg for queen. among them: Pam Vw'ze. Nancy Nickson. and Darlene Murphy. imbue JUaggid Homecoming Queen Homecoming Court of 1967 i i 1 Caro! Geider Connie W501 : Hear no ewl see no evil, speak no evil. The Curious Savage brought laughter and tears. A curious old woman wifh $I0.000.000 +0 spend led Hwe her puf in an asylum sn +ha+ Hwey could gef the money For cas+ of +519 1968 senIOr class play. The Curious Savage. Jan +hemseives. The play, direcfed by Mrs, Lindsay Buchy wi+h Els+un had fhe lead as Mm thel P. Savage. who Insisfed on fechm'cal diredor Pafrick Rafchen, aroused feeHngs 0 sym- sfarfing a memoriaf fund +0 supply money for people +0 do pa+hy. humor, and sadness among ifs audience. AHer six all Hwe foolish Hafngs she had wanfed f0 do when she was weeks oi: rehearsing. fhe cast and crew OWC +he play were young. Her greedy s+ep-childrem aware of H19 plam had rewarded for Hue eHorfs by a gigan+ic'success. Right in fine Hare! 76 Here! Maybe fhis will Cdm your nerves. Enchanted evening created for cast, crew, audience. The chorus Hne En fhe Thanksgiving Foers enferfained Hie hoops. Norwood's sixfh musical produdion re-creafed fhe ro- mantic a+mosphere of +he South Pacific and safisfied +he expedafions of an en+husias+ic audience. Under +he com- bined diredion of Mrs. Buchy. Mr. Rafchen. and Mr. Phillips. s+uden+ parficipafion was rewarded by ihe success of Hue show. Weeks of de+ailed preparaHon kepf cas+ members occupied while crews carefully prepared +heir +echnical work. Final prepara+ion concenfrafed on gnishing Jrouche5 and geHing accus1omed +0 +he Ia+e arrival of sfage se++ings and props As house-lighfs dimmed and orchesfral accompani- menf began. Hue makings of an enchanfed evening were underway. I- III Wifh her love, Liai makes Lf. Joseph Cable feel Younger +han SpringfimB Emile kids Nellie by reminding her of her de. cision +0 be through wlfh him. SPORTS The goal of practice was the determination to win, not yictqrigslf. . KKK: gt .. X ' 'R. 1;! ; 1g; 4h . ,. Rad. oi. k . ' ' A 56d: Row: N. Rose, M. Sfaderman, T. Senneff. J. Browning E. Henry. D. Horn. M. Nickson. Fron+ Row: R. Taylor. munaqer: G. Zaferes, man- 8. Challis. D. Pom. J. Hacker. J. Browning. 8 HoHHTeId. T. Winkler. aqer: J. Shinqer. manager: M Fish. L. Luflm B. Parker. M. Barnard. S. A. Hughes. B, Hem, S. Schwankhau; K. CundiH, Second Row: C, Zim- Laurence. J. Bernard. H, Hogan, B. Guy, B, Po++s. R. Robb, B. Snyder. merman. A. Pafierson, J. Adams, D. GilreeHm R. Reese. J Lyons, D. manager: D Stone. manager. Wiuqinq, J. Bowman. T. Smifh, 5, Quay. R. Fox. P. Rupert W. Hel+on, The machineH qoes in for anofher fdckfe. The varsify foofball +eam. finishing H1e '67 season wifh +hree wins. five losses, and +wo Hes. main+ained +heir high level of pride and spirit Despi+e losing halfback Rich Robb. named fo fhe HCSL Jream in '66. in pre-season scrimmage. and knowing +ha+ nearly every opponenf ou+weighed +hem. +he deferminaHon +0 win con+inued. In his second year af N.H.S.. Mr. Don Daly began a new me+hod of choosing co-capfains. AHer each senior boy had a chance +0 be capfain for a specific game. Mike Barnard and Mel Fish were. elecfed by +he squad as fhe co-caphains who Fuhrllled +he requiremenfs 0+: leadership. Pradice proved worfhwhile when +wo players were se- lecfed f0 Hue HamiHon Counfy Suburban League +eam while seven members received honorable men+ion. Bill Parker and Mel Fish were chosen as 1'he Hrsf +eam's offensive cenfer and defensive back, respedively. Sfeve Laurence and Bob Guy received men'Hon for play on offense and defense: Jim Lyons and Mike Barnard for offensive action: and Bill PoHs, Bill Parker. and Jerry Bernard for defensive acfion. The coaching sfa'FF awarded Bob Guy and Jim Lyons fhe mosf ouferanding lineman and back trophies. respecfively. 82 I967 FOOTBALL SCORE LOSE Norwood : Taylor - ., , .. . Norwood : Reading . V OakHiHs,,,......,. . Wyoming ....... . . . : Norwood .......... Norwood HM ....... O: Lockland Anderson ........... 6; Norwood ,,,,,,,,,,, Colerain ..4, . . . . . .. : Norwood ........... Norwood : GreenhiHs ... . . . .. Norwood Hid ........ 8: Mi , Heath ........ Loveland ........... 30: Norwood . . . . . . Touchdown! Quarferback Jim Lyons fiths For yardaqe. Tackles are made in clear 1he pafh for halfback Larry Lu+h, FM f and crab men+ion, dofanL MEL FIS : halfback HCSL rrsf ?eam dofe ,1:'96? Co-Capfain . 4 kKER: ceniar H SL1 i feam offensive can+er ' defense , 0, ran STEVE LAURENCE: mule $HCSL honorable men+ionl dehnsa .and , offense ' I MIKE BARNARD: guard HCSL honorable meniion, offensive f H767 CmCapiain Back Row: P. Giisson. M. Wilsorf G. Fye J. Criscillis, W. Walfaca. G. Sasser. T. Sfamper. D, Johnson. D, TrauH'l T. Cooper. D. SenneH. Second Row: H. Copelin, manager: K, German. 5. Fish. T. Dunbar, G. Jusficea R. McGorom R Wright R Thompson, D. Kreiqen Front Row: Freshman Football The freshman $oofball feam compleJrecl +he season wifh a one win-five loss record. Because ofher Jreams had an opporfunify +0 play ioqefher in junior high. We papooses were unable +0 wi+hsfand +heir s+reng+h and work as a single uni+. However. fhe pofenfial of +he boys will carry them In Fuwre years. Mark Overbeck was chosen as 0qu sfanding Iineman. and Ken Sfeger as ou+s+anding back. Back Row: D McVauqh, M. Clark D. Cochran. M. Scales L. BenneH. D, Genion, S. Coun+s. B. Wysonq. M. Barker. D Brue++ing, W. Lawson J. Bauldin. T. Meinlzinq. Fran? Row: JV Nicksom 6V Osborne. T. Davis; K. Sfeqer. R. Hoffman. R. Hug. P. Parr. D. Cross, B. Bisher. C. Chris- fian. M. Overbeck. R. C0015. A. Smallwood. P. Holloway. No? Piciured: K. Smallwcad. C,Wi1liamsom K. LawsonV Cross Country This year Norwood's harriers boas+ a record of five wins and Jrwo losses. Parf of +he credif for +his goes +0 cross coun- fry coach, John Disfler. and his arduous fraining schedule. Pracfice was hefd every affernoon af Millcresf Park where each boy ran over seven miles. Because of H13 number of younger runners fha'r came ouf. Coach Disfler is looking foh ward fo an even beHer season nexf year. R. Nunn. J. l'ilanderson B. Corcoran R. Ervin. M Todd B Tascl'u G. GiHespiP, W Nickson, Coach Disfler. 86 Back Row: Manager T. Gray, D. Hum, C. Zimmerman, MV Scalegl 5. Manager B. Snyder. KT CundiH. M. Todd. E. Brumbache J, BouldTn. S. Quay, C. HoFmann, B, Harm D. Cochran, Coach Frazier. Fron+ Row: Schwankhause Reserve Basketball Freshman Basketball The Reserve Baske+ball Team. led by Coach Frazien man- Norwood's Papooses proved Themselves worfhy of Coach aged To finish Tour'rh in the Hamilfon Coun+y Suburban Eades' expec+a+ions, The feam was able +0 compiTe a 9-5 League +his season wifh a won-Iosf record of 8-9. The games record and place 3rd in Jrhe league. These achievemen+s were hard Toughi' and many were decided by one point were made In spife of fhe handicap caused by injuries. Ken Doug Cochran affained The season's high paiml production Colyer was Jrhe leading scorer wifh 18 poinfs per game. with 28 poin+s in a single game. Doug also led Jrhe +eam wifh Mike Lack was +he Ou+sfanding Player on +he fea-m. and his I2 poinfs per game average. Glemn Sasser was The Mosf Improved Player. Back Row: A. Smanocd. L. Bunker. M. Lack 6, Sasser. RT Ervinh M. Manager H. Copelin, P. Glissone W. Ross. K. Coiyer. Froni Row: D Worland. R. Honan. Second Row: D Trauth. Fish, D. VanVuren. Mason, D, White, D. Counis, T. Davis, GT WiHe, D. Nunemaker. 87 Unified team effort led to excellence and victory. The Norwood Varsiiy swepf across file cour'r wifh a H'1ril- ling season of I2 wins and 7 losses and a HamiHon Counfy Subdrban League record of 9-5, This record enabled ihe Indians +0 fierfor second piace in fhe league. Guiding +he deiermined feam was Ray Ross in his firer year as head coach. The seniors were Hue major iacfor in fhe building of H16 feam. Jack Bou!din spelled success for N.H.S. in his capiur- ing Hue +i+ie of leading scorer in +he Grea+er Cincinnaii area wii-h an average of 22.2 poinis per game. The Indians were also proud of Hie iac+ Hiaf fhree ofher seniors had doubieV figure averages. Larry Nice compiled f2.7 poinfs per game. and Jerry Bernard and Melvin Fish averaged ll.5 and l0.5 respectively. For H18 s+afis+ics. Jack Bowman led Hie Jream in rebounding Jerry Bernard hif wiih a fine percenfage aJr Hie chariiy line, and Jack Bouldin had a fofal oi 99 assis+s. Bouldin also gained honor by breaking ihe school scoring record wifh 50 poinfs during Jrhe Lockland game, Alfhough +he season ended abrupily, Hie varsify's fine performance is well remembered. Norwood geysrlibx rebound aiier Greenhills misses ifs baskei, v' Coach Ross, B. Becksfedf. J, Lyons. L, Nice, J2 Bowman, B. Laake, T. W .1 U Smifhi J. Bernard, J. Bouldin. M. Fish, R. Sfeger. R. Taylor. manager. - 019; A . , N K w a H tr 2 ,, . r. 2' . 11-: $ , i , x; . . vi 2 J P wth 1- .. w'i - Vi ' i ' ' 1 W 24. , ifik 88 Top scorer Jack Bouldin adds ?wo more. l967-68 BASKETBALL SCORES WIN LOSE Milford .V ...,..V83', Norwood ......... 75 Norwood . . . ,, .74: Harrison . SI Norwood , , .. , ,97: Lakofa . 68 anneyfown A , . 66: Norwood ,, 58 Norwood ,., .. .62: Anderson ,, .54 Norwood . . , . . . 79: Taylor .......... 73 Reading , .., V .76: Norwood . .,54 Norwood NV .,.7I; Mt Healfhy . , . .54 Norwood ..,. . 65: Lincoln Hfs, .., 6l Greenhills ., . . . .84: Norwood . .78 Norwood , , , . 74-: Colerain ......... 68 Norwood ,. . . . .76: Wyoming V . b7 Norwood 7 .152: Talawanda ,,56 Norwood , ,. .73; Sf. Bernard . . .62 Oak Hills ........ 66: Norwood . bl Norfh College Hil! 83: Norwood , , . . . .62 Norwood . . 85: Lockland , . .66 Norwood , . 80: Ross Twp , 7l D: forward . . weble men+icn scorInq champmn pl scoring record Igm me-r-v50 pfsJ ' Ho NothSoufh game; iernafe Team offensive award Team ' Back Row: D. PoHs. R. Reese, P. Rupert J. Hacker. B. Guy. Third Row: W. Nickson, R. Robb. E. Henry. A. PaHersan, M. Nickson. Second Row: K. Sfeger. P. Waison. M, Barnard capt; AV Cannava, NA RoseV Froni Row: J. Sfringer. mgn Wrestling Norwood's grappfers. under fhe coaching of Mn OHOH. finished +heir ihird consecufive winning season wi+h a rec ord of eighf wins and four losses. The Jream placed sevenfh in H19 Princefon Invifafional Tourna-menf and fiffh in H16 Hamilfon County League Tournamenf Some of Hwe ouf- s+anding wresflers 0+ +his year were capfain Mike Barnard. Norman Rose. Mac Nickson. and Ken Sfeger. Back Row: Mr. DisHer. D. Sfone. mgr.: M. Barker. B. Wysong. S. Counts. D. BrueHingl R. Hendricks. Fronf Row: B. Brennecke, R Taylor. S, Nolfe. M. Ciark. 6. Wilson, D. McVaugh. H. Cal'ahan. $533. Back Row: D. Cross. R. Wright J. BrowningI R Brinkdopke, V. BOEI- scher. Second Row: R. Coofs.R. Huff, J. Henderson B. Borim W. Law- son. Froni Row: M. McLane. L. Brady, R. Blaine T. Cooper. J. Nickson. Nof Picfured: G Jusfice. Swimming The Norwood High School Mermen ended +heir season wPrh a +wo win-six loss record and a fiHh place sfancling in +he HamiHon Counfy League standing. They fihished in sevenfh place in Hue disfrid. Mar'ry Clark was 1H'Ie moer ou+s+anding swimmer. scoring 12 firsf places ouf of a pos sible I6. Bill Brennecke. Bill Wysong, and Sonny Count: also distinguished Hwemselves in Hwe wafer. Back Row: D. PoHs. M. Barker. D. Stone. R. McCann. D. Genfon, J. Bernard, M. Endeiann. W. Helfon. P. Rupert B. Guy. A. Hughes. T Winkler. C. Wallace. Second Row: Mr. Enqle. R. Reese. M. Nickson. R. Robb. B Challis, B. Tasch, M Fish. T. Meinkl'ng. L. Lufh. W. Nicksom 1967 Track The l967 frack +eam was raring +0 go in hopes of clock- ing up a winning season. Randy Sfeinberg, +he feam's oniy senior runner, was named mosf oufsfanding player, AHhough +he VarsH'y squad did no+ win any of +heir meefs, +he Re- serves wound up +he Ieague compeinon in +hird place. WiH'I eigh+ seniors leading H18 way, Coach Daly has greaf expedafions for a successful 68 season. 6. Osborne. Mr. Daly. Front Row: W, Lawson. M Ross. L. Brady. 6. Gillespie. R. Nunn. J Strinqer, G. ngeres. Noi Pictured: R. Sfeinberg. T. Hatfield. D. erau. 1967 Golf The Norwood indian's I967 golfers were led +0 a good season +hrough +he coaching of Aaron Gerrard. Though +hey didn'f fare Jroo weH in +hel'r parficipafion in +he Hamil- +on Coun+y Suburban League fournamenfs. +hey were more successful in +heir regular ma+ches. Headed by Bob Osfen- darp. H15 feammafes gained invaluable experience. 'Furi'hen ing +heir hopes for a beHer season in I968. 601?: L Baird. F. Snall. B. Dixon No! Pic+ured: B. Oslendarp, L Williams Back Row: B. Penningion. B. Parker. C. Murray, L. Po+rafke. B. Laake. M. CalhounT S. Laurence. W. Roberfs. P. Neppes, Coach Frazier, Fron+ 1967 Varsity Baseball The l967 Varsi+y Baseball +eam baHed up a record of l2 winsTb losses, winning +he Easfern Division championship of H16 HCSL wi+h a b-l record, The Indians +hen advanced f0 +he Disfricf Tournamen'r semi-Tinals. Larry Po+rafke. Paul Neppes. and Jack Bouldin, named f0 +he AIl-Ieague Team. parficipafed in Hue annual AflTerar game. Ten refurning lef- +ermen will lead Hue I968 Team. Back Row: Coach Geiser. D. Horn. 8. Hem. J. Lyons, D, S+einmeiz, T. Smifh, D. WiIIanq. C, Hoffman, J. Hacker, D, Cochran. Second Row: T. Gray, M. Todd ET Criswell. F. Her'rel. A. Pafferson, J. Browning. J. Row: M. Bamard. C. Richardson. B. Becksfedf. K, Parks. J. Bouldin. D. Cahall, R. Lancasfer. R. Sfeqet 1967 Reserve Baseball Wifh a four game winning s+reak. fhe I967 Reserve Base- ball Team. coached by Jay Geiser. snapped back from a +hree-f0ur recoroI +0 end H16- season wifh seven wins and four losses. Pifcher, Dave Glassmeyer. was chosen mcs1L valuable player. The reserve feam. who proved fheir abifify. show much promise as a fine varsi+y ball club, Bouldin. D. BrueHingT JT Parsons. Fronf Row: J. Rogers. manager; T. SenneH. BT Carpenter. K. Cundl'ff. B. Buquo. M. Sears. M. S+aderman. W. Jobs. B. Snyden J. Browning, N. Masfin. manager. Tennis: T. Hughes. B. Shulis. R. Hendricks. M. Clark. 5. Coun+s. B. Wysongl R. Ellwein. Mr. Disfler. Nof Picfured: B. Brenneckel J, S+ern- berg. J. Coy. J, Schneeman. 1967 Tennis Coach John Disfler made Indian sporfs' fans sH' up and fake no+ice wifh +he firs+ fennis +eam Norwood has had in many years. The fhirfeen rugged Indians, led +hrough +heir firsf season by oufsfanding players junior Rick Ellwein and senior Jim Coy. racked up a score 01: +hree wins and efgh+ Posses For +he I967 season. Back Raw: D Glassmeyer. S. Laurence. J. Bernard J. Bowman 5. MiiIer. B. Laake. T. Smiilm D. Willging. T. Hughes. Sixih Row: P. Rupert B. Peiranol R. Reese. D Sfone. B. Wysong, D. Gen+om B. Puffs, S. Counfs. Fiffh Row: R. Fox, B. Guy M. Todd. B Parkerl JA Hackerl F. Snell, M. Endeiann. Four+h Row: M. Barnard. M. Clark. H. Wilson. T. N Club Under Darrell Genfon. N Club embarked on a busy program of school service. They cleaned sfudy hall desks, helped +he cheerleaders wifh signsl gave a scholarship +0 a member, and bough1L decals hr foofball helmefs. Af +heir meefings, Huey revised +heir by-laws and had guesf speakers. These and many o+her ac+ivlfles have made N CFub one of Norwood's oufsfanding orgamizafions. Meinkinq G. Brewer, B. Becksfedf. Third Row: R. Sfeger, T. Senneff, M. Nickson, R. Rabbi M. Fkh. Second Row: T. Bcofh W. Nicksonl A Cannava. M. Sear: R. Ellwein. Fron+ Row: N Rose. B. Snyder. M. Sfadermam P, Wafson. Back Row: L. Hughes. C. Gaiser. D. Haggis. Fronf Row: P. Simpson 5. Geselbracht S. Hafer. Spirit builders boost morale of team and fans. The morale building of Norwood was spearheaded by +hree senior four-year girls: Carol Geiser, cap+aim Sue Ges- elbracht and Diane Haggis. wi+h juniors Sue Hafer. PhyHis Simpson, and Linda Hughes. Several innovaHons were achieved +his year, including +he aH'endance a? Camp Vafp ley Visfa and a clinic for 5even+h, eighfhi and ninfh grade girls in+eres+ed in Iearning cheering Jrechniques. The Re- serve and Freshman cheerleaders also ably led +he fans in suppor+ing +heir respec+ive Jreams. Back Row: N. Lancasfer, capt: M. McErIane. J Cook. Fronf Row: K. Barber. D. Wilson. Back Row: P. McGuire. J. Sandersom W. Carier. Fron+ Row: 5. ScoH. 95 G.A.A. BOARD: Back Row: D. Prince. swimming: 5. Smifh. secretary: Pe TayTor. his+orian; P, LoviH, hiking: R. Sharp voHeybaH. Froni Row: B. Merkhofer, frank; 6r Tasch. vicewpresidenf; K. Raleigh. hockey: Dr TayEor. president V. Deafon. baskefbaH: S, Fralier, archery: L- SheHon, soffball: J. Hilf. publiciry. Girls' Athletic Association Officers: J. Hilf, publicify: Pe Taylor. historian; Sr Smhhr secrefarv: G. Tasch. vice-president Seafed: D. Taylor. president 96 The members of Girls' Afhlefic Associafion had a new look +his year in +heir baby blue swea+shir+s and navy shorfs. The girls displayed spirif and enfhusiasm in games of hockey. spoall. +ennis. hack. and soccer, under +he direchon of Miss Nancy Bu'Herfield and Mrs. Nancy Wickemeyer. Swim- ming and gymnash'cs were new addHions fo S.AA, ac+ivi- Jries. All girls who excelied in swimming had +he opporfunify +0 compe+e wifh girls from o+her high schools. The gymnasw Hos Included frampoline. The balance beam. modern dance. and fumbling, During +he win+er season. +he girls' homerooms compe+ed in fournamen'is of volleyball and baskefball, wiJrh +rophies awarded +0 +he winning homeroom and The runners up. During The year, 6AA. sponsors hikes for anyone in- +eres+ed in a few miles of exercise. The highlighf 0T +he year was The BAA. Banque+. Af +he banquet Jrhe new officers Tor The following year were announced and awards were given fo +hose members accumulafing enough poin'rs. The special freshman award was given +0 any freshman girl ace cumula+ing a +ofal of ICU poinfs in all sports, WH'h a sum of IOO poinfs in any parficular sport +he girls received a charm; wi+h a fofal of SOOea big N ; and wi+h I000 poin+s efhe 6.A.A. ring. The swimmInq mam. made up of Glnria Tasch. Sharon S'mif-h. Diana Fye Pat Jones, Debby DaHom Joyce Benneft Debby Blake, Sue Roberfmn, Cindy Boyd. anrf Doreen Princa pose before a praCHce. The 6AA. vollcyboH +eam plays ifsalf, 4 r thmn'wii'm e: 4 During qymnasfics, Reqena Sharp fwlsfs M fhe air before making 6 from? flop The volleyball ieam of homeroom ll8 Diane Haggis Sue Geselbracht Carob Cahom Mary Kuhlman, Marie MoHoy, Diane Royu Diane Mas'Hm Diane Taybn and Linda Werner, were cl'uampions1 dehafinq everyone bu? H15 +aachew 97 ; Regena Sharp holds Hm wafch as Bev Merkofer and Sue Roberfson ready +hemselves For a race. Sharon Frazier and Rose Pifman serve Customers who Hock around We con- Joyce Bennet Sharon Frazier, Shirley Providenf and Rose Pi+man demonsfrafe cession s+and 6+ haifdime during a fooiball game. fheir skiH as archers Kathy Henderson. Lois Levi. Pam Jones, Vicky Deafon. Karen Raleigh. Pam Taylor. and VaIeHu Irving creaie acfion in a game of hockey. Vicky Deafon holds her firs? base posHion as Pam Taylor and Prac+icing +heir fluHerkick are Sharon Smifh. Sue Robertson, Doreen Prince. and Janaf Frnier. Gloria Tasch prepare for he pifch. x STUDENTS K 3! ,; Jack Bowman. Ka+hy Barber, Donna Wilson. and Bill Hern meef JFor an affernoon ride. Charloffe Hedge. junior, rakes fime for a moment of fho-ughf while helping on a busy phofography day. Saphomore Sharon McDonald works ardenHy on her biology in Sandy Lacks invades fhe boys' sedion of Hm 'Foofball field as Randy Fox, Mark Overbeck, sfudy haH 3lb. and Ken Cooper run fhrough their calisthen'rics. Underclassmen learn to participate, follow, lead. As underclassmen. s+uden+s parficipa're. learn, and pre- pare For +heir final year as leaders of Jrhe school. They look up f0 Hue presenf group of seniors. whose foo+s+eps +hey wiH foHow in hfure years. The Freshman year involves making friends and becoming acquainfed wifh +heir new surroundings. They soon become weJl-esfablished wi+h +he rou+ine of high school life. Now familiar wifh high school life, sophomores gain a feeling of superiorify over incoming freshmen. S+udying basic courses and parficipaJrIng in addHional school ac+Evi+ies Consume mos+ o1t Hweir +ime. Juniors look forward +0 +he Junior Prom and fhe Wash- Engfon pilgrimage. They become more aware 0 +heir fu+ure responsibilify as seniors, gain leadership, and plan for ca- reers in various fields. JUNIOR CHOIR-Back Row: 5. Rose, C Carrier, L. S+acey, L, Sucker, J. Vincent 8. Wafers. L. Harmon. L. Baker. D. McInHre. J. Morgan, .J. Wafson. B F'orfer Third Row: K Cornelison. V. Hickman. L. Hawk. R Smiley. D. Meece. M. Wilson. B. Mash'n. C. Coburn, E. Hughes. 6. Mills. D. Giles, Second Row: C Hopper, D. Pelrey. B. Morgeson, K Lawsom M. Conners, D. Mason, K. Cooper, G. Manning. 5. Gibson. A. Meece. J. Baker. Fron+ Row: R. Auferson. S. Buchanan, M. Miller. T. Smmper, H. Curry, M. Dodridge. B. Schadef, B. WHson. C. Braunm C Garland. K, Rainey. 103 Class of 1971 Freshman Officers: P. Snell. secrefary: W. Carfen freasurer; S. Rosm vice presi- denf; D. Counfs. president Back Row: J. Bauerl W. Beckeff. L Anderson, L. Baker. P. Barber. D, Asher, D. Bain. Fourfh Row: C. Barker, D. Baker. 8. Bailey, L. Beckner. T. Ad- amson. B. AbboH. E. Behrens, Third Row: 5 Bar- nard. K Anderson. M. Barrows. R. Barr, 5 Baker. Second Row: R. Baker, J. Adkins. J. Baken R, Benken, D. Ayers. M. Anglin. Fron+ Row: R. Aufar- son, D. Baileyn A. Adams. 3 Beefy B. Barnes. Back Row: B. Bishar, D, Campbell. R. Boling. L Bucker. J. Boeckmann. B. Bishopu B. Borin. Fourfh Row: V. Bryant M. Brice. L. Boardwfne. G. Bogle. V. Bridges, T. Broughton. Third Row: L Bordwine. C. Braunm Y. Boofhe. B. BenneH. B. Brooksl D. Bezanson Second Row: D. Bowling. R. Bingham. D. Blake. R. Brinkman. L. Brown. Firs! Row: HV Cailar ham, P. Burqin. C. Brown, S. Buchanan. l04 Back Row: B, Clemenfs. K. Colyer, R. Cook, J. Cox, C. ChrisHam J, Couch. D. Colyer. G. Cosh, ran. Four+h Row: M. Conners. M. Clark. C. Co- burm J. Chandler. M. Cholkas, JV Collinsk H, Copelin. Third Row: J. CulbreHL B. Cope. L Clemmons, C, Carrier. J. DIxon. A. Cornelius. R. Blaine. Second Row: R. Cornelison, 5, Cook, L Casferline. R Cobb. T. Cooper. W. Carfer. Fronf Row: D. Chifwood, W Cannava. L. Cochran. K. Cooper, B. Carson. Back Row: D. Cross. P, Davidson. T Dunbar, M. Danford. V. Davidson! H. Curry. J. Criscillis. Third Row: D. Cox C. Croweak. A. Crowe, D. deBord. M, Dwyer, T, Crows: Second Row: B. Fox, D, Daniel. E. Durbim K Crufchffeld. M, DeBom'e. B. DuLonq. B. Emery. Fron+ Row: B, Dixon S. Crouch en D Coun+s, T Davfs, M Dodridqu mm Back Row: V. Fel+s. M, EllioH. D. Evans. J. Fields. R, Ervin, J, GaHney. Fourfh Row: B. Faulkner. G. Fye. R. Frederick. D. Fairchildl S. Fish. Third Row: C Evans. 5, Garland, 3. Daugherfy. B. Evans. PA Friar. Second Row: Si Gibson. D. GiJreaH'n. S. Gaddis S. eager. J. Froelich. Frcnf Row: C Gar- land T. Gorfh, V, Hickman. D. Giles. Back Row: L. Hahm 5. Gofns. J. Glisson, D. Hamil- +on. J. Hamm. W. Hainesl S. Gillespie. Fourih Row: K. German, D. Held. J; Hackney, D. Hickv man. P. Glisson. D. Greaforex. Third Row: J. Hessa P. Goecke. V. Henry. K. GrizzeL C Harris. D. Hayward Second Row: N. Heaberlin, G. Grubbs. L. Hawk, S. Halloran. B. Harness. Fronf Row: K. Henderson. B Grooms, C. Hall, C, Hacker. l05 Back Row: M McCalla. J, Hill. J. Hill. D Kelley 6. Jusfice. R. Huff. R. Hhrsley P. Jones. Fourkh Row: R. Howell. P, Horsley. R. Hoffman, 5. Hud- gens, D. Johnson, BA Hughes, J. Johnson. Third Row: D Jackson, J. Johnson. C. Hopper C Jones R, Jagodif'zl C, Hildebrand. T. Hughes. Second Row: B. Hinkle. B. Hursh. B. Keeneyu B. Hussey. S. Jones, Fron+ Row: J. Marcum. J. Mc- Kinney. S. Masfim D. lnclarrieden. Back Row: B, King B. Lufz. T. King, M. Lack, D. Kriick K. Lawsom B Kelly Four+l1 Row: P. Kinikles, D. Krieger. S. Krieger. T Kuhn, D. Lipps. 5. Lay. Third Row: E. Knarr, V. Johnson. K Lemons, M. Kraemer, VA Kingery. C. Lind. Second Row: A. Klar, V. Lawson. J. Lynch L, Harmon, M Lay. Fron+ Row: M. LoudermiFk S. KeHh, 5. Lawson. D. Long. K. Maqner Back Row: 5. McShane S. MI'Her, C. ManH. R. McGoron, D Meece, D. Maupin, M, McCreary. Third ROW: D. Mills A. MaunhaL P. Holioway, G. Manning, P, McCalla, S MeIIeH. S. Millennor. Sec- ond Row: L. McAllis+er, M McLane V. Meadors. N. Lawson, D. Mason. D. Mar+fn. Front Row: B. MeH5 M Milfer, A: Meece, J. Mehger, P. Mc- Guire Back Row: J. NiehoFF. S. Mergenihal. P. Parr. M. Overbeck. L. Moreland. D, Morgan. R Owens. Fourih Row: P. O'Keefe, B. Morgeson. D. O'Don- nell, JK MifcheH. C. Parker. D. Moore. Third Row: J. Morgan, C. Moore, H, Osburn. J, Mueller. BV Morrow. J. Nickson. Second Row: 5. Murphy. 3. Naish. S, Osborne L. Neal, M. Neal. Fronf Row: K. S+eqer. 6. Mills, L. Roy. B Porfer. IOb Back Row: J. Priest L. Reynolds. J. Combs. J. Fa+rick S. Pafrie. D. Reeves. R. Phillips. Foudh Row: J. Ralshjnl L. Prows. B Rose. L. Prefer. 5. Rose. D. Peponfs. Third Row: K. Smaliwood. K. Rohrig. S, Nickels. D. Penningfon, C. Murray! 6. Ray, Second Row: P. Mosley. B Rogers. L. Phelps, D. Roark, D. Pefrie. Firsf Row: R. Patterson. B. PoppleweH. K. Rainew S. Scon Back Row: W. Ross; A, Smallwood M, Sharfe, M. Rosskopf. E. Jackson. R Smirey, D Pefrey. FourH: Row: J. Rump. M. Schurgasf. D. ShiHinger. 5. Sim ber. P. Simona Third Row: J. Weddla P. Whih's, J. Sieln, L, Stacey B. Schadel. Second Row: D Shea, J. Sewer. P. Snell, J. Sandersom D. Senneff. Fronf Row: C. Smifh D. Taylor. D. Whife. A. Warfield. Back Row: B. Town. J. Teepen, S, Vaughn, D. Tucker. R. Thompson. D. TIHIe, R. Taylor. Fourfh Row: M. Valeriusl D, Van Vuren. J. Vincent D. Walfers. L. Thacker, B, Tornlinson Third Row: B. SuHon. J. Sfeinmefm D. Traufh. B. Wafers. 8 Suckling R. Sform. Second Raw: D. Wolfe. L. Tripp. S. UnA +hank S. Suckling. J. Wekon. Fron+ Row: C. Thorn- fom LL Tudan J. Sfarkey. M. Sione. Back Row: M. Wl'n'ha C. Williamson, R, Wright R. WiH, P, Wesf. Third Row: M, Worland, 5 Worley D. We+hingfom B. Yeriem M. Watson. Second Row: E. Yates 6, York. K. Wiseman K. WiHekind. M. Wilson. Fran! Row: G. Whig, S. Wifsom B. Wesley. J. WhiHenburg, D. Wardwefl. IO'I Class of 1970 Sophomore Officers: 5. McDonald. secretary: B. Challis. presidenf: P. Spaw. vice- presidenf: L. Gifford. freasuren Back Row: D, Carey, C. Brown C Barkeloo. L. Baird G. Abboff, J. Cook. M. Anderson. Fourfh Row: J. Best A. Beckefh D. Besf, C. Baker. J, Baird. D. BJakiey. Thirzi Row: T. Benz. J. BenneH, C. Arnold. T. Black. B. Ashbrook. R, Adams E. Ackerr man, Second Row; P. Becknelll B. Baker. R Barben B, Becken L. Barnes. Fronf Row: L. Baker L. Berry, T. Balre'rt K. Barber. Back Row: J. Bouldim J Clark. J. Broizqa V, Boelr sther D. BurneH. L. Baird. M. Bragg. Faur'rh Row: P, Brown, A. Burinq J. Adams, R. Brinkdopke. R. Canferbury. J. Browm Third Row: N. Broerman. J. Browning. B. Buquo. T. Brown. L CerasF Second Row: B. Brennecke. K, Bowling L. Boyd. C. Boyd, J Bruce. Fvon'l Row: B. Brass, P. Carnes, B, Canr nava K. Ellwem, IDB Back Row: D Ellimt D. Durham, B, DeEord S. Cos+ello. S. Edwards J. Cox. Four'lh Row: L. Daniel, M. Clark D. EllioH. M. Douglas, B. Dixon. Third Raw: M Disneyl V. EHioH. D. Daffon, .J. Crowe. J. Cook. Second Row: L. Cosfello, K, Cundiff, 3 Downey, R Chile; L. Deiph. Fronl Row: J Dykes, V. Dea+on. L. Clark. P. Cosfello. Back Row: D. Fye, D. Cochran. L. Fichfer. R. Gab- bard D. C'm'll'ezaH1 D. Fosfer. Fourfh Row: K Gil- fispieH J. Frazier, S. Freyhof. L. Godsey. J. Froelich. Third Row: L GiFord, 5. Fox, 63 Giles. G. Gil- lespw'e. T. Fulmer. Second Row: L. Gonk 3. Garland B. Farmer, C Croweak, W. Douglas. Front ROW: C. DeHarL S. Froedqm L Cole. D. Couch Back Row: E. Goodman, W. Helfom H. Hayes. D. Hayes. 3. CE-riqsby J, Grace. Fourfh Row: J. Green, K. Hart M. Gresser. 6. Hammond. T. Gram N. Harfman. Third Row: J. Henderson N. Haenny. K Grefher. L. HalL J. Grubb. Second Row: 6 Glassmeyer. D. Grubb; C. Greafhousel V. Hol- comb. M. HathawayV Fron+ Row: F. Head. L. Hensley S. Gross V. HaH. Back Row: D. Horn, B. HoH'lfTelcf. D. Hill, R. Hughes. 5. HTkans. B. Hern. Fourih Row: G. Hyden. D. Hoppe. M. Hensom D, Hughes. J. HiH'. Third Row: 5. Herrin, M. Hodge. P. Hollars; B. Hopkins N. Hicks. Second Row: J. Hubbard D. Hornsby P. Holt A. Hubbs D. Hood. Fronf Row: L Hoskins M. Hubbs. M. Hubbsl W. Hinds. l0? Back Row: R. JaHral A Hughes S. HUN. 6. Kim- ball, J. Klable. Four+h Row: B. Hurt 6V Kilburn. J Huggins. L. Hughes. Third Row: M. Klar. D. Klanke. C. KeuH'er, D, Knox, Second Row: J. HuIL A. Jones. C. Knarr. From Row: V. lrvIne, P. John- son, Z. Judd. Back Row: D, Taylor. R Mariz. E. prp; R. MerriJL FA Maupin. Fourih Row: J. Loose, W. Lawson 5. Links, D. Mason, Third Row: K. Lusk. L. LevL B. Lufsch. M. Lawson. Second Row: C. Koahler. P. Komera N. Martin. D. Lonq. Froni Row: P. Krass. D. Lindon. D. Lukem Back Row: L. Lyonsl M. McKeehan. D. Meece, D. Maloff, D. Morris Fourfh Row: D. Payne. T. Miracle. D. MifchelL B. Meadows. K. Myers. Third Row: D. Mollcy, G. MeiL R. Maupin. R. McCreary G. Maynard. Second Row: P, Morgenrofh, A. Mefcelfe. J. McAHisfer. B. Merkhofer. Froni Row: P. Mounce, J. Monhollen. S. McDonald. Back Row: R. Napier, B. Perkins K Nyman P PiH- man. C. O'Keefe, Fourfh Row: A Pafferson. R. Pan- dorF, R. Preil, M. Owens Third Row: C. Otis. S. Price. V. Poirafke. L. Nola'nd. Second Row: M. Nimeskern, R, Nunn, P. Newfom D. PeHif. Fron+ Row: P. Perry, R. Nash. L. PaHerson. IIO Back Row: J Rogers. L. Reynolds. LA Schneeman, S. Quay, M. Scales, D. Sarforfus 5V RandalL Fourfh Row: M. Reeves. J. Rohdenburg. A. Reeves. C. Rice. M. Riddle. Third Row: F. Pugh. B, Rudd. K. Raleigh, D. Rohdenburg. D. Prince. L. Shelfom Second Row: J, Smith. D, Ryan. C. Schadel. L. Runion. Fronf Row: P. Schmidt G. SmHh R. Smifh. 6, Ready. Back Row: K Snell. .J Spahn, B. Sl'mlfs T. Schultz, C. Smifh. Four+h Row: P. Simon. S. Schwankhaua S, SmHh B. Snyder, Third Raw: L. Shade, 5. Sid- well. MA SpauIding, D. Senfney, Second Row: S. Sherman. D. Skeens. D. Silber. Front Row: J. Shep- ard, P Spaw H. SmHh Back Row: R Stevens. E Timberlake D. Sfone. F. Shepard. D. Thompson, R. Umback C Tompkins; Fourih Row: B. Taschl L Tucker, G. Shepherd. M. Sfewarf. A. Tudor. Third Row: E. S+aples. H Siein- Izamp J. Spooner, R. Unihank, D. TTHIe, Second Row: E Taylor. 6 Telecsan. R, Solomon. A. Tarfer. L. Tucker. Froni Row: J. Shinger: N, S+oddarcL C. Tanner, K. Stephens, Back Row: T. Winkler. C Zimmerman, S. Welch, G. WHder. B. Wes+errneyet 5. Wall. Fourth Row: B. Young, 6. ZMeres K. Van Vurenl R Vaught 6. West Third Row: K. Wiseman. D. Vanover. J. Vincent D. Wade, Second Row: P. Wells. P. Wheeler, C. Zimmerman, P. Willhms. Front Row: L. Wiggins K. Wiseman, M. Whifis. Class of 1969 Junior Officers: DA Willgingl ireasurer; R. Sfeger. presidenf: M. Sears vice president W. Nickson. secre+ary. 5 ' Back Row: E. Benken, D. Bang, L. Bennett M. Barker. D. Blamer. E Aired. Foudh Row: W. Brad- ley. J. Ashbrooi. B. Becksfedf. A. Bernius. D. Barker. Third Row: N. Anderson. B, Beefh. D. Buffs. D. BenHey. Second Row: L. Alvis. D. Ball, L. Brady. CA Brfnkman. Fronf Row: F. Au+erson. M, Barnes. C. Baker. Back Row: E. Bordwme. B. Ccu'nes J. Bowman. D. Brueffinq, E, Brumback, Third Row: D. Brown. 5 Bowman. K. Cooper. K. Gasser. Second Row: J. Browu. B. Burneif, L Braden. D. Braden, Fran? Row: P. Cfark. C. Burke K. Brown. R Buchanan. HZ Back Row: 5, Case. B. Chifwood. R, Carney. B. Carpenfer, C. Cus'rer. Third Row: C. Cooper. P4 Cobb, C Cook, 5. Chaney. Second Row: P. Cooper, L. Combs. J. Callahan 8. German. Fron+ Row: M. DeGaro. B. Cosfello. B. Conn. B Caudiil. Back Row: 6. Davidson. J. DaHon. J. Goecke, RV Elefon. W. Diamond. Third Row: W. Freeland Dk Fousi. G, EllioH , J. Dodridge. Second Row: C. Farmen J Evans. 5. Eflweinl D, Farris. Frun+ Row: D. Dykes. 5. Dean. F. Fisher. L. Fennell. Back Row: R. Greaforex, E. Harris D. Glassmeyer. .J. Haddix R. Fox. Third Row: B Gash L, Gibson, J. Ghsson. B. Benton. Second Row: L. Gaffney. R. Fnoedqe. G. Gabbard, SA Frazier, Fronf Row: Z, Garland. P. Goodman. M Francis, P. Guy. Back Row: E. Henry R. Hawk R. Hendricks. J. Hacker. D. CaHahan. Third Row: M. Henry. C. Gabriel. D Haynes. J. Hallerman. Second Row: C. Hedqe. P. Henson. C, Hinkle, D. Hall. Front Row: B. Harp. C, Hamilfnm P. Haeq S. Haiar. ll3 Back Row: D Hill, 6. Jus'fica F. Herfel, C. Hofv munn, K. Hinds. G. Jones. Fourfh Row: 5. Hughes, D. Hfll. D. Howard, K. Jones. R. Horfon. Third Row: 5. Hufsell. M. Hill, F. HoFloway. F. Jefar, Second Row: W. Jobe. L. Hughes, D. Horsley. B. Jackson. From Row: W. Hoskins, D. HEN. S. Hopkins, Back Row: D. Lynch. D Koch, Rx McCann, J MarfL M Levi, J. KeiHL Third Row: P. KeH'h. B. Liwson S. Lawsom S. Maynard. K, Linden. Second Row: C. Massey, R LoviH L. Hubbard S. Loudermilk. Front Row: D. Lawsan, S. Livesay, L, Koebbe. Back Row: G. MelfeH. LA Nice. S. Miller. J. Lyons. M. Nickson. Third Row: G. Nichols. W. Nickson. R. Moore. D. Moore. Second Row: B. Mason, N. Lances+en J. Moore. R. McKinney. Firsi Row: M. McCarfhy. B. Noland, J, Newfon, P. Hanrahan. Back Row: 5. Parker. J. Parsons. S. Nol+e. D. Pors- ler D. PoHs, S Mueller. Third Row: M. O Keafe. P. Norfhcuff. B. Mathis, M. McErlune. EL Osborne. Second Row: C. Phelps. J. Payne, S. Neal. C. Prefers, Fran? Row: L. Perey, R Pifman. LV Leary. Il4 Back Row: 5. Sallman. R. Raabe, M. Price. R Reese. B. Peirano. J. Russell, Fourih Row: C. Ross, D. Ru+herford, V, Rump, S. Reisz M. Perry. Third Row: M. Scarfafella. SA Roberfsonh D. Rober+s. 5. Russell. Sacond Row: C. Rains. M. O'Brien. N. Rose. FroM Row: SA Provident J. Raynolds. C, Roe. Back Row: L. Schurgast F. Rupert T. Schneider. T. SmH'I'L R, Smifh, R. Smifh. Third Row: B. Criswell. J. Schmidt J. Schad. T. Senneft B. Segrist Second Row: K Sagrl'sf. M, Sears. 3. Smith, P. Simpson, Fran! Row: M. Sayersl R Sharp. W Smifh. Back Row: D. Whife, J. Tuyior. A. Taylor. D, Steim met: L. Wallen. F. Wach+en Third Row: B, Vaughn. D. Smifh, V. Sfephens. M. Sfuderman. D, Sfulfz. Second Row: P. Thurman. P. Teague. C. Turnen D. Sheen. Fronf Row: K. Taylor, S. Taylor, C Sfone. Bad: Row: M. Todd! M. Wilkersonl J. Yarian, D. Willqinq. P. Weekley. Fourlh Row: C. Wisbey. B. Spurlock. C. Wallace, P. Wardwell. Third wa: J Wilson, D, Wisbey. B, Suppe. S. Wi++e. R. Wilker- son. Second Row: L. WaHace, R. Slager. B. Wif- son. P. Weddio. Fronf Row: K. WHHock. J Waters, M. Whifa. ll5 Superlatives exemplify senior character, quality. Represen+a+ive of rheir class were fhe candidafes for sem'or superlafives nominafed by +he advisory council. Two sfudenfs from each ca+egory were +hen elecfed by fhe members of Hue seniOr dass. Exemplifying hlgh scholach achievemenf were Rufh Arnold and Danny Smifh. Besf S+uden+s.u In hopes of furure success. +he class elecfed Nancy Nickson and Bob Laake as MomL Likely +0 Suci ceed. Susan Donaldson and Larry Nice ranked highesf 1n +he '36er Dressed' cafegory. Linda S+one and Jerry Jordan were gw'ven Jrhe Friendliesfl +i+le. Vo+ed Mosf Talen'red 1cm +heir achieve- menfs in music and drama were Jan Elsfun and Den- ny Royalfy, For +heir performances 1n afhlefics. Diane Taylor and Jack Bouldin were honored wirh fhe recognifion, Mosr A+hle+1c.' These srudenfs honored wi+h +heir respec+ive fiHes charaderize +he wor+hy +rai+s and talenfs of H18 class of '68. Ilb H7 Shnding: L. Nice. vice-presideni: B. PoHs. +reasurer. Seafed: L. Shana. sec- refary: M. Fishe president. Success: Key word for the Class of 1968. The Heshmen of 1964455 looked up foward Jrhe unify and +he leadership of H19 '65 seniors and were defermined +0 n01 only mafch +heir accomplishmenfs, buf +0 surpass Huem. To be- gin +heir early achievemenJrse +he basketball Jream wenf l2-4 for fhe season and wom Hie Hamilfon Counfy Suburban League Championship. Affer looking around 5+ +he experiences of high school life. fhe class of: 68. +hen sophomores, saw many ways Jro display Jrheir abilHy. The Jrradiffional dance. enfifled I m an Indian Too. Characferized +he ciass efforts of unHy. organiza+ion. and effi- ciency. Once again +he agilify 0F +he sophomores glorified +he class th +he capfuring o? 1he Easfem Division +i+le of +he HCeSxL. in baskefball. While looking m+o fhe fufure of +he class, fhe juniors of '67 saw greaf happenings. hithghfed by a successful prom. Sys- Jremafically, Huey reproduced +he beaufiful Hawaiian Islands for +heir prom. Isle of Paradise. To finance 1heir prom, +he iuniors sold Hue greafesf number mt shamrocks of any class in NHS hisfory, numbering over 400. Ru+h Arnold initiafed individual academ'wc achievemenf in her iunior year when she received recognifion for her oufsfanding parficipafion in a nafionewide speech confesf. Led by +wice-elecfed cFass presiden+ Melvin Fish. +he senior class boasfed leadership in nearly every school achier. Ex- ceiling sfudenfs were Jack Bouldin. who broke 1he schoofs base ke+ball record wifh 50 poin+s, and Bill Wells and Fredd Snell. who were candidafes for admission info one of Hue service academies. AHer four years of looking in many direcfions, Hue class of I968 looked ahead for fufure success upon graduafion. ll8 Long awaited senior year arrived for Class of '68. ROBERT E. ALLEN College Prepara-I-ory Spanish Club 2. 3; Track 2. MARILYN M. ALSIP College Preparafory French Club I 2; 6AA :Senior Class Piay: GirIs' Glee Club I 3. 4: Junior Horicr GuarcI; Big Sisfers 4; Office Worker 4; Librarzy Worker 2 Pep Club3 4' Sophomore Chorus Line CAROL ANDERSON Commercial Sindeni Councii 3; GirIs' Council 4 French Club I 2: SILHOUETTE Representative I 2; Precision Line 2. 3 Secrefary 4; Senior Class Piay; Cc- Ed TalenI Show 3; Juniur Honur Guard; YTeens I 2 Serg- eanf- aI-Arms 3; BIg Sisfers 4; Swifchboard 4' Pep Club I 3 4 Sec- refary- Treasurer 2 Sophomoi'e Chorus Line' Freshmen Class Secre- tary; NaIionaI Honor SOCIGIY 4. KAREN ANDERSON CoIIege Prepara+ory Girls' Council 3; Fufure Teachers 41French Club I 2. 3; Senior Class Play: GirlsI 6122 Club 4 Y-Teens I 3 Secrefary 2; Big Sisfars 4; Library Worker I; CounselorsI OHice 4; Pep Club I; 2; Naiionai Honor Socier 4. RUTH S. ARNOLD College Pre paIanry Girls' Council 3. Secrefary 4; Naiionai Honor SocieiyZ-I 4 Haalfh Careers I 2 Treasurer 3; French Club! 4; LaIin Club I Vice Presi- deni 2; Varsify DebaIer's Z 3; Mirror Represeniaiive 2 3; Senior Ciass Play 'IThe Sound of Music --Co ed Taieni- Show 3; Choir 4: Girls' Glee Club 2 3 4 Y-Teens I, 3; PresidenI 2; Big Sisi'ers3 4. Library Worker 4; JunIai' Honor Guaid; SILHOU'ETTE Sfaf'F 3 Ca- ediIor 4' Buckeye GirisI SIaIe; Valedictorian. CHARLES MICHAEL BAKER College Preparafory French CIIIb 2. 3; Hi-Y I. 2. 3, 4. LINDA BALES CoIIege Preparai'ory Junior Honor Guard: Clinic Worker 4. WILLIAM D. BANKS General Football; Library Worker. PHILLIP MICHAEL BARNARD College Preparafory Courier Technical High School I; French Club 2; SILHOUETIE Rep- reseniafive 2: FooIbaII 2. 3 CD Captain 4; Wresiiing 3 Captain 4; BasebaII 2 3. 4 PrcieciIoriisIs 4; N Club 3. 4; HiY 3 4; OffIce Worker 2; Fellowship of ChrisI'Ian Afhleies. SecreIary-Treainrer 4. ROBERT BARR Vocaiianal Auto Shup 3. 4, HELEN DIANE BECKELHEIMER College Preparai'nry ; 6AA I. 2; Mirror RepresenIaIive 4; Girls ; 4; JunIor Honor Guard; Big Sisiers 4; Office Worker 3 4. Spanish Club I, 2 Giee Ciub l 2. 3 JO ANN BECKELHEIMER College Prepalranry Siudeni CDUI'ICII 2 3; Girls' Council ' 'Fui'ure Teachers 3; Mirror Staff 4; Spanish Ciubl 2; GA AHA I I2;' ICarouseII'; I'Briqadoon ; The Sound of Music ; Girls' Giee Ciubi 2. 3; Y-Teens 3; Clinic 3 4; Big Sisrers 3 THOMAS W. BERCHEM Vocational Machine Shop 3, 4, JERRY WAYNE BERNARD College Preparaiary SILHOUETYE Staff 3, 4; French Club 2, 3; Foofball 4; Baskefball I, 2-, 3, 4; Cross Country I, 2, 3; Track I, 2, 3: SILHOUETTE Represenia- hve 4; Proiech'onisis 3, 4: 'The Sound of Music ; Choir 3, 4; En- semble 4; Boys' Glee Club 3, 4: N Club 2, 3-, 4; Hi-Y I. Z, 3, 4: 'Fellowship of Chrisfian Afhlefes 4. LORRAINE BEST College Preparafory Lafin Club I, 2: Chair 3, 4; Ensemble 4; Girls' Glee Club 3, 4. MARGIE E. BEZANSON Commercial Distributive Co-ops 4; Junior Honor Guard; CafeferIa 2, 34 DAVE BIENTZ General Purcell I. JOHN PAUL BLACKBURN College Preparatory Spanish Club I, 2', WresHing 3; Track I: Proiedionisfs 4; HLY l, 2, 3, 4. JAM ES R, BLAI R College Preparafory Latin Club I, Z, 3, Treasurer 4. MARY IOELSCHER College Prepara+ory Regina High School I; Spanish Honor Societ 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Future Teachers 2, 3, 4; SILHOUETTE Sfa 3: Co-index Editor 4; Mirror Sfaff Eusiness Manager 4: Senior Class Play; Co-ed Talent Show 3; GTrIs' Glee Club 3, 4; Pep Club 4-; Y-Teens 2. 4: Big Sisiers 3. 4: Nafionai Honor Socieiy 4. GREGO RY W. BOESE College Prepara+ory Sfudenf Council I, 2, 3, 4; SILHOUETI'E Sfaff 2, 3, Advertising Man- ager 4; Varsify Debafers 2, 3; Lafin Club I, 3, 4, President 2; SILHOUETTE Represenfafive I. 2: Mirror Representative I, 2, ; Senior Class Play; The Sound of Music'H Band I, 2, 3, 4; Orchesfra 3, 4; Pep Band 3, 4; OHYce Worker 2, 3; Library Worker l: Ncrwood Represeniafive in Hamilton County Youth Council; Souih PacHic. DAVID BOHLINGER College Preparafory Lafin Club I, 2, 3, 4; Office Worker 2. PATSY DfANA BOOTH E CoIlege Preparafory GirWs' Council 3; Fuiure Teachers l; Office Co-ops 4; Girls' Glee Club I. 2; Y-Teens l, 2, 3: Big Sisters 3; Pep Club I, 2; C.O2E. Secretary 4; Miss C E. JOHN E. BOULDIN. JR. College ?reparakzry Baskefball l, 2, 3, Corcapiain 4; Baseball l, 2 3, 4; Cross Cauniry , ; French Out; I, President 2: Proieclionlsls 2, 3. TreaSurer 4; HLY 2, 3, 4; Fellowship of Chrisfian Afhleies 4; Freshmen Class Presi- dent; Mirror Representafive 1, 4. Seniors began their final year at N.H.S. early by I20 JOHN BOYD VocaHonal Elecmcify Shop 3; 4; SILHOUETTE Represenfafive 4. RHONDA FAYE BOYD Vocafional Cosmeblogy 3, Secretary 4; Junior Honor Guard; Y-Teens l, 2; Big Sisters 4; Pep Club I. 2. GREGG BREWER Col legs Pre pa ra+ory Woodham High School 2; Student Council I; Nafional Honor Society 3, 4; SILHOUETTE Staff 4; Latin Club II 2. 3. 4; WresHing II 3; Cross Counfrv 3: Track I, 2; Mirror Represenfafive l, 2, 3; 4; Praia:- +ionisfs 4; N Club I, Z. 3, 4; Weighi Lifting 3. DOUGLAS J. BRINKER Commercial Dismbutwe Co-ops 4; French Club 3, 2A JOHN BROCKMAN Vocafional Elecfric ly Shop 3. Vice-Presten'r 4; Wrestling I, ,2; Track I, 2: SILHOUETTE Representafive f; Mirror Represenfahve 2; Hi-Y l. SHARON LOUISE BUCKER College Prepara+ory Future Teachers 3: 6AA. l; Senior Class Play; The Sound of Mu; sic . Junior Honor Guard; Pep Club I, 2, 3; Girls' Glee Club 4. RONALD BUCKMAN Vocafional Purcell I, 2; Eledricify Shop 3, 4; Mirror Represenfafive 4; Golf 4. DAVI D PAU L CALLAHAN Vocafional Siudeni Council 3: Cuisine Out: 3, 4: Mirror RepreseMafive 4; WresHing I, 2; ANDREW W. CANNAVA College Preparaiory Student Council 4; Lafin ClubAl, .23 Foofball l; Wrestling 2, 3, 4: Mirror Represemafive 2; Profechomsfs 3, 4; N Club 2, 4, Sacrefary 3. WILLIAM D. CARR College Preparafory French Cfub l. 2; Baseball l, 4; Wrestling 2'. Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4. SHIRLEY ANN CARTER College Preparafory National Honor Sociefy 3. 4; Spanish Honor Socx'efv 3. 4; SILHOUETTE Staff 3. 4; Spanish Club I, 2. Vice President 3; Senior Class Play: The Sound oi Music ; Cho'xr 2. 3. 4; Ensemble 2, 3, 4; Girls' Glee Club I. 2, 3, 4', Junior Honor Guard; Y-Teens 2, 3; Big Sisfers 3, 4: Office Worker I, 2, 3, 4; HSUUH'! Pacificl' DIANNA CAROLE CAIRON College Preparafory Fuiure Teachers 3; 4- Spanish Club I, 2; National Thespian Socief 4; Senicr Class Play; 'Wrigadoon ; The Sound of Musk : Co-Ed Tarenf Show 1; Choir 2; 3; 4; Ensemble 2. 3, 4; Girls' Glee Club I; 2; Li- brarian 3, Presjqenf 4,- Big Sisfers 4; Oice Worker 2, 3, 4: South Pacn':6': Pep Ciub 2. 3; 4: Girls' Triple Trio. having their portraits taken during the summer. l2l College preparations began early in the fall with CATHY SUE CAUDILL College Preparafary G rls' Council 2; French Club I, 2; G.A A I; Co-ed Talent Show 3; SILHOUETTE Represenfa'ive 3; Pep Club 3; Junior Honor Guard; CHnic Worker 3. 4; Hi-Y CouncFI 4: Y-Teens 2. Sergeanf-af-Arms 3. Presiden? 4; Big Sisfers 3 4; Swifchboerd 2. GARY L, CHARLTON Commercial New Richmond High School I, 2; Office Co-ops Treasurer 4. ALBERT BRANT CHESNEY GeneraI KAREN SUE CHILDERS Vocafional CDs-metobgy 3, Treasurer 4: Senior Class Play: Girlf Glee Club .13 Junior Honor Suard; Senior Advxsory Councxl; Y-Teens I, 2; u; Sisters 4. CAROL 5. CHRISTY Commercial Office Co-ops 4: Spanish Club f; Junior Honor Guard; Big Sisfers 3 4; Office Worker 2. CHERYL DIAN CLENDENING Commercial Girls' Council 4: Distributive Coops 4; Nafional Thespian Society 3. Bill Wells, Diana Masfim and Linda Cofrell apply iheir knowledge Io achievemeni tesfs l22 . merit tests, applications, and entrance exams. TERESA COBURN Commercial Y4Teens l. 2, 3,' Big Sisiers 3. 4. SHARON COLE Commercial ALFRED COLEMAN General Mirror Siaff 4; Spanish Club I, 2 CHARLES COMER College Praparafcry French Club I. 2', Mirror Represeniaiive I'. Hi-Y l. 2. 3. President 4. JERRY COOMER Vocaiional Siudeni Cauncil l, 2; French Club ll 2; Fooi'bail I. 2: Machine Shop ROBERT C. CORCORAN College Preparai'ory Cross Counir 4-, Mirror Represeniaiive l; Senior Ciass Piav; Choir 4; Ensembe 4. Boys Glee Club 43, LiIbrarian 4 Senior Advisory CouI'IIcil: H Y I, 2,3 ' Suuih Paelflc LINDA COTRELL Coliei'e Preparai'ory Girls' Council 2. 3 Nehonal onur Socieiy3. 4: Fuiure Teachers 4.' Healih Careers I,l 2, 3, Secrefary-Treasurer 4 SI LHOUETTE Staff 3, Co-club ediior 4;I Viarsiiy Debaiers 2; Laiin Club I 2, 3 4' Frencii Ciub 4; SILHOU ETTE Re resenfaiivIe 2, 4, Senior 3CIasIs Play; Carousel 'Brigadoon'f hair 4; Girls' Glee Club 2. 4. Y-Teens l, 2, 3, VlCe- Presideni- 4: PBIgCISIgIIIIIZ, 3. 4' 4SophomoreI CIhoIrus Line: Pep u l EDWARD F. COUNTS College Pro ara'iery Spanish Club 2 3; Baseball 2; Cross ounfry4; SWImrning 3, 4: Tennis 4: Mirror RIepIresenfaiive I4; The Sound oIf Music ChoiIr3 4: Ensemble 4; Boys' Glee ClubI3. 4; N Club 3. 4. Souih PacifiC. DARLA J. COX Commercial Middlesboro High Schooi I; Girls' Council 4; Health Careers 2; Commercial Ca- ops 4; SILHOUETTE3 SiaH 3 4: Nafional Thespian Society 3, 4; Co- Ed Taleni Show JuniorI HIanor Guard; Senior Advisory Ccuncii' YI-Teens 2. 3. HERMAN W. COX Collage Prepara'i'ory French Ciub 1,2; Wresfling l: Traci: l. MARY L. COX College Preparatory Girls' Council 2 4; Fufure Teachers 3. 4' MIrror Staff 4, Laiiln Club 2. 3; Variniy Debaters 2; Senior Class Play, BrigaIdoon ; Co- Ed TaleIni Show 3- Girls' Glee Ciub3 4. Junior Honor Guard: Y-Teens 2 3 4; Big gisiers 3, 4' Office WorkIer 4. Pep Club 2. Sophomore Chorus Lina. CAROL CRISCILLIS Commercial Girls' Council I: Disiribufive Cu-ops 4. l23 HAROLD CROSS Voca+ional Foofbail I 2, 3; Basketbail I; SILgOUETTE Representative 2; Hi-Y I; , 4. h PATRICIA G. DALEY Cammerciai OHIce Co- ops 4 French Ciu b2 3...AA 2 3; Nefiona! Honor Sociefyi! 4; SILHOUETTE Staff 3 34; QSILHOUETTE Represenfaiive 4 PATRICIA ANN E DAVIS Vocaiionaf Girls' Council 3; Health Careers I; Cosmetology 3; Mirror Rep; resenlaiive I; Pep Club 2. CAROL A'NN DEAN Vocafional Cosmeiolngy 3, 4; Giris' Glee Club 3; Band I. DIANE DePUE Commercial Disfribufive Co-ops 4. TERESA ANN DISNEY Commercial G.A.A. I; 2: Y-Ieens l; Big Sisters 4: Library Worker 2. LINDA CARROLL DIXON Commercial Senior Ciass Play; Junior Honor Guard; Big Sisters 3; 4; Cafeieria 2. SUSAN C. DONALDSON College Prepara+ory Sfudenf Council I: French Club 3; Mirror Re reseniefive 2: Me izoreHe 3. 4; Precision Line Treasurer 4 Co- ed Ta am Show 3; Y- Teens Treasurer 3; Swi'rchboard 2; Office Worker 3; Junior Prom Queen; Junioi Honor Guard PATRICIA ANN DORTON College Prepara+ory Lafin Club Z; 3; Girls' Siee Club 3; Pep Club I; 2. 3; Junior Honor Guard; Y4Teens I; National Thespians Sociew 4. DEBORAH ROSE DOUGLAS Commercial Girls' CounciI I; Office Co- ops 4; SILHOUETTE Represenfahve 2; EMS Glee Club Z 3; JunIor Honor Guard; Y- Teens 2 ,Secrefary 4; Big Sisiers 4 Pep Club 4 HI- Y Council 43 JAMES DRES Voca+ional Machine Shop 3; 4. BEVERLY DUNBAR College Prepara+ory Girisi Come?! 2; Fu'ure Teachers 3, 4: Mirror Editor-I'n-Chief' 4: Senior Class Play; Pep Club 4: Junror Honor Guard; Y-Teens 3; 44 Big Sisfers 3, 4: OHIce Worker 3, 4. After a week of campaigning, seniors found able l24 DONNA DUNN Commercial 3AA. H Junior Honor Guard: Big Sisfers 4. BREN DA EARLS Commercial HaH High Schoo? I; Wiihmw High School 2; CampbeH County High School 3. RICHARD ELLWEIN Colfege Frepara+ory Norm Penn High School I. 2: National Honor Soclehr 4: Mirror Staff 4: Swimmmg 3: Tennis 3, 4; Projecficnisfs 4; N Club 3, 4' Phofography Club 4. LINDA JAN ELSTU'N College Preparafory Studenf Council 3; Girls' Council 3, 4; National Honor Socleiy 3. 4; SILHOUEUE SfaH 3. 4: Nations. Thespfan Sociefy 4; Precision Line 1. 4; Senror Class Play; Co-ed Talenf Show 3: South Pacific : Y-Teens I; Sophomore Chorus Line; Switchboard 4. H. MICHAEL ENDEJANN College Preparafory French Club I. 2: Foofball I, 2. 3; Track I, 3; N Club 3, 4; Library Worker I; Weigh? Liffing Z, 3 KENNETH R. EVANS Vocafionai Elecmcify Shop 3, Secretary 4; SILHOUETTE Represenfaiive l. MARCELLA KAY FERGUSON Coilege Preparal'ory Girls CounciL 3; Senior 0555 Play; Big Sisters 3, 4: Office Worker 2; Junlar Honor Suard. LEONARD ROBERT FICHTER General Student CouncH I; SILHOUETTE Represenfah've 3; Baseball l. MELVIN G. FISH College Preparafory National Honor Sociefy 3. 4; Spanish Honor Society Vice-Presideni 3, Treasurer 4; Future Teachers 4; Spanish Club 2, Presidenf 3. 4; Foafball l, 2, 3. Co-Camain 4; Baskefball l, 2, 3. 4; Track I. 2. 3-.4: SILHOUETTE RepresenfaHve 2. 3; Mirror Represenfafive E: Spnmr Advisory Council. President: N Club 2, 3. 4: Fellowship of Chnsfian MMefea, President 4; Sophomore Class Yreasurer; Junior Class Presi. denf: SenTor Class President. ANN FLAGG College Preparafory Lalin Club 2, 3, 4; Junior Honor Guard: Clinic Worker 3, 4. PATTI S. FOOZER Vocah'onal Cusmefc'agy 3. 4; SILHOUETTE Represenfafwe 3; Junior Honm Guard; Bk; Sisters 4. SHARON KAY FOSTER Commercial Giris CouncH 2. 3: Disrribufive Cwops 4; Junior Honor Guard. officers to lead them in final year of high school. l25 PATRICIA C. FOUST College Prepara+ory National Honor Sociefy 4; SILHOUETTE SfaH 3, 4; French Club I, 2, 3: SILHOUETTE Represenfafive 3; Senior Class Play; Girl? Glee Club 4; Junior Honor Guard,- Y-Teens I, 2, 3; Big Sisters 3, 4: Library Workers 2. 3. 4; Pep Club I, 2; Girls' Council 4. RONALD E. FRALEY Vocational CuIsTne Club 3, 4; SILHOUETTE Represenfafive 4, BARBARA DARLENE FREDERICK College Preparafory Hgalfh Careers I, 2, 3, 4; LaHn Club I, 2, 3, 4; Senior Class Play; GIrls' Glee Club 3, .4; Junior Honor Guard; Senior Advisory Council; Y-Teens 2, 3, 4; Blg Slsfersll 4; Office Worker 3, 4; Pep Club 3 4. CARL FREEMAN Vocational Mecthe Shop 3, 4; French Club I. 2; Track I. GAYLE GABE College Preparafory Fufure Teachers 2, 3: SFLHOUETTE Siaff 3, 4; Spanish Club I, 2' Secretary 3: 6AA, 1, Z, 4; Senior Class Play; Carousel ; The Sound 01' Music ;-Girls' Glee Club 2, 3,- Junior Honor Guard; Y- Teens l, 2, 3, Vice President 4; Sig Sis1ers 3, 4; Clinic Worker 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2. 3. CAROL ANN GEISER College Preparafory NaHonal Honor Sociefy 3, 4; Future Teachers 2, 3, 4; SILHOUETTE Sfaff 3; Ca-Faculf, Senior Portrait Editor 4,- French Club I, Sec- retary 2: Nationar Thespian Sociefy 3, Sgcrefary 4; Mirrohkep- resenfarive 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader 2, 3, Captain l, 4: Preciswon Lung IE: Senbr C1655 Play: HCarauseFH Br?gadconh; The, Sound of MuSIc ; Co-ed Tamnf Show 3: Girls' Glee Club 4; Jumor Honor Guard; Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4; Big SIsOers 3, 4,- Homecomima Affendani 4; Pep Club I, 2, 3, Presidenf 4; Sophomore Class ice Presidenf, DARRELL M. GENTON Colfege Preparafory French Club I, 2; BaskefbaH 3; Wresfling 2: Cross Counhv, Captain 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4; ProfecflonTst 4; Senior Class Play; The Sound 31' Music ; Boys' Gee Club 3, 4; Band I, 2, 3, Vice-President 4; Manager 3, 4; Orchestra 3, 4: Pep Band 3, 4; Brass Ouin+e+ 4; N Club 2, 3, President 4, SUSAN IRENE GESELBRACHT College Preparaior Cheerleader I, 2,3, 4; Senior Class Play; arousal ; BrigadoonH; The Sound 0' MusTc ; Soth PacifIcH; National Thespian Society 2, 3, President 4,- Girls' Council 2,- Nafional Honor Saciefy 4; SIL- HOUETTE SfeH 3; Co-Factu, SenIor Pnrirah Edifor 4; French Club 1, 2; Coed Talenf Show 1; Trampoline 1; Mirror Represenfame I, 4,- American Theafre D3mensx'ons 3: Swifchbcard 2; Fufure Teach- er; I; YrTeens I. Z, 3: Pep Club I, 2. 3, 4; Junk Honor Guard. GARY L. GILLISPIE General BARBARA J. GLINS Vaca+ional Health Careers I, 2; Cosmefdoqy 3, 4; 6AA, l, 2; SILHOUETTE Representative 4; Senior Class Play; GTHS' Ghee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Junior Honor Guard; Big Stsiers 4: Pep Club I, 2. WAYN E DOUGLAS GODSEY VocaHonaI Machine Shop 3, 4: Mirror Represenfafive 3, 4A DON GOINS General Seniors displayed their leadership ability in 126 various areas: activities, academics and sports. Jack Bouldin. Larry Nice. and Jerry Bernard discuss nexf week's baske+baH game wifh Mr. Geselbrachf. PAMELA L. GORTH Commercial Dismbuf'we Carons. Parliamenfarian 4: Big Sisters 3. DOROTHY JEAN GREEN Colfege Preparafcry 6AA. 1; Senior Class Play; HCaruusei ; Brlgadoon ; MThe Sound 0! Musk : Coed Talen? Show 3; Choir 2; 3, 4; Ensemble 3, 4; Girls' Gfee Out: I, 2y 3; 4; Junior Honor Guard; Big Sisfers 4; Pep Club 2; HSoufh PacificH Glris Tripm Tr'xo 4. EDWARD L. GREENE College Pre pa ra+ory French Ciub L 2: FootbaH I; BasebaH l; 2; SILHOUETTE Repre; senfafive 3, 4. BILLYE REESE GRIMES Commercial GMs' Council 2. 4: Naiional Honor Sociew 3; Secrefary 4; OHFCe Co-oDs 4: SILHOUETTE RepreseniaHve l; Mirror Representative 4; Junior Honor Guard; Office Worker I, Z; 3. LARRY GROVES College Preparafory Sfudenf Council L 2; NaHonM Honor Sociefv 3. Vice President 4; Fu'fure Teachers 2, 3. Vice-Presidenf 4: WresHing 2' Track 2; Smer mmg 2: SlHIOUETTE Represenfaiive 3, 4; Senior Class Play 4; The Sqund o: MUSIC : Choir 3; 4; Ensemble 3. 4; Buys' Glee Club 3; 4: warary Worker l. 2; 4; Suphomurs Class Presdem; 'Sou1h Pacificf' ROBERT M. GUY College Preparafory S'udenf CouncH 4: NaHonal Honor Scciefy 3. 4; Mirrnr Sfaff 41 Smdenf Council 4: Naiianal Honur Sociefy 3; 4; Mirror SfaH 4; l, 2 3; 4; Mirror RepresenraiVe 2; N Out: 2, 3, 4; Fellowship 01' ChrIsHan Athlefes 4. Seven breaks of applause proved the 1968 senior thb, GAIL ANN HACKER College Preparafory National Honor Sociefy 3 4; Spanish Honor Society 3, 4; Fufure Teachers 2 3, 4; Spanish Club ll 2; Senior CFass Pla ; Ca-ed Talenf Show; Girls' Glee Club 3; Junior Honor Guard; Y- Eens 2. 3; Big Sisfers 3. 4; Office Workers I'. 2, 3. 4. PATRICfA DIANE HAGGIS Colledge Pre arafcry Sfudenf Council 1, Vice Presi en! 4: irls' Council I; National Honor SocTefy 3, 4: Future Teachers I. 3, 4; SILH UETTE Sfaff 3, n- Edi+or 4; French Club I, Vice Prestenf 2; SILHOUETTE Representa- +ive 3- Cheerleader II 3, 4, Capfain 2; Precision Line 1; Senior Class play; Brigadoun ; 'The Sound of Music ; Co-ed Talenf Show 3- Choir 4; Junigr Honor Guard: Y-Teens I. Vice President 2 3: Hm Teen CounCII 2, 3; OHice Worker l. 2; Pa: Club I 2, 4, Sec- rerary-Treasurer 3: Sophomore Chorus Line; Sop orpore Class Secre- +ary; Besf-AlI-Around-Sophomore; Homecomlng Queen. DONALD LEE HAMMOND , College Preparafory LaHn Club 3. 4; Baseball 1. 2; erstling 1h 2; SILHOUETTE Repre- senfafive l. 4: Mirror Represanfahve 2; Senior Class Play; Briga- doun : The Sound of Music ; Choir 2' 3, Librarian 4: Boys' Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Band f, 2. 3, President 4; Orchestra 3, 4; Pep Band 3, President 4; Brass OuinfefP 4:TA!J-Oh?o Boys' Sand 4; South aCI Ic.' SAMUEL OSCAR HARGIS College Preparahry SILHOUETTE Represenfafive l. 2. SANDRA KAY HARMON Commercial f' l H n Soc'e+ 4; Precision Line 2, 3. 4; Jupiar anpr Guard; $35.33: 2, 30; Sh; Sislfeis 3i 4: Sophomore Chorus Lma; Cllnlc Workel 3, 4; Pep Club I. 2. 3, 4. RITA ANN HAYWARD Vocchnal CusmefoVogy 3h 4: Big Sisiars 4. LINDA MARY HEEG Coilege Preparafcry Girls' Council 3: Fuiure Teachers I; Office Co-ops, Presidenf 4; SILHOUETTE Sfaff 3, 4; French Club I, Treasurer 2; Mirror Rep- resentative 2; Junior Honor Guard; Y-Teens 1, 2. 3: Big savers 3, 4; Pep Club . SYLVIA LYNN HENDERSON Commercial SHIRLEY HENSLEY College Prepara+ory National Hanur Sotieiy 4- French Club I, 2; Sophomore Chorus Line; Clinic Worker 4; Pep CFub I, 2, 3, 44: Jumpr HonOr Guard; Teens 13: Bfg Sisfers 3, 4: Senior Adwsory Council. NANCY LEE H ENWOOD General SHEILA R. HINES Commerciai 6AA. l; Juniur Honor Guard H UGH SHELBY HOGAN Vacafional Auto Sho 3, 4; French C!ub l, 2', Fooiball I, 2' 3, 4; Track 2. 3; SILHOUE TE Represenfafive l: Mirror Represenfaffve 4; Senior Advisory Council 4; N Club 2, 3. class play, l2? to be successful. GERALDIN E ANN HOPPER Commercial Y-Teens I; Library Worker l. ROBERT HUBSCH Voca+idnal Purcell 3, Z THOMAS W. HUGHES College Prapara+ory Baskefball !, 2; Tennis 3, 4; Mirror Represenfafive 2; Senbr Adi visory CcuncH; N Club 2, 3, 4; Library Worker l, 3 STEVEN K. HURT College Preparahary Spanish Club 3 4; Footbail I, 2; Track 2; N Club I. 2 3. BARBARA CLAIRE IRVIN College Preparahry Future Teachers 3: Office Comp: 4; Spanish Club Z 3; 6.A.A. l, 3; Big Sisters 4; Office Worker 3; Photography Club 3, 4. CAROLYN J. JACKSON Commercial MARY T. JENNINGS Commercial Regina l: 2: OHice Co-ops 4. MIKE JEWELL Vocafional Student Council I. 2-, Cuisine Club 3, presidenf 4. GLORJA DEAN JOHNSON Commercial BRENDA SUE JONES Commercial Office Co-cps 4: Junior Honor Guard. LYNAN'N A. JON ES Vocah'onal Cosmetology 3. 4: Senior Class Play; Girls' Glee Club 4; Junior Honor Guard; Big Sisters 4. PAMELA A. JONES Commercial Sfudem Council 4; DMribque Coops 4; Gids' Glee Club I: Junior Honor Guard; Senior Advisory Council; Pep Club I, 2. Seniors worked hard during last semesters to gain Bill PoHs sfudies hi5 Economics intensely. Mr. Dieii helps Linda Heeg operate her adding machine. JERRY JORDAN General WiII'Irow 1; Senior Advisory CounciI; Hi-Y 3. 4; Office Worker 21 3, 4 ROSILAND MARCIA JUDD College Prepara+ory Sfudent CounciI I Z 3 4; HeaIIh Careers I 2 3; Latin CIub Presi- denI3 4; Junior Honor Guard; YTeens3 Pep CIub l 2 3 4. ETTA L, KEETON Commercial 3Disfribu1ive Co-ups. Vice President 4; TrampoIine l, 2. PAM ELA JEAN KELLER Commercial WashingIon High4 I 2 3; SIudenI COLmCII 4 Precision Line 4 Chair ;Gir!s Glee Club 4; Big S'isfers 4. WILLIAM T. KELLEY III Coliege Preparafory French Club I, 2- ProiecfionisIs 2, 3, PresidenI' 4; I'The Sound oI Music' Chan- 2, 3 4 Boys' Glee Club 2. 3, Treasurer 4; Hi-Y I 2 3 4; Freshman CIass Vice-presidenf: FoofbaIl I. BARRY KLAN KE General FooIball 2. I30 B average in hopes of exemptions from final exams. I3l DIANA LYNN KLANKE Voca+ionaI Cosmefolagy 3. 4; Senior Class Play; Junior Honor Guard; Eig isfers 4 JOSEPH KLAR College Preparanry PAMELA JOYCE KNOX Commercial NaIionaI Honor SocierWI; Office Coops 4; Girls' Glee CIub I. 2. 3; SILHOUETTE RepresenIaIive 2; Pep Club 2; Precision Line 3: Junior Honor Guard; Y-Teens I, 2; Big Sisters 3, 4 MARGIE KOMARA Commercial Regina High Schooi l. 2; Office Co-ops 4; Varsify Debafers 3. 4; PhoIography Club 3. SUSAN A. KRAMER VccaIionaI Cosmefology 3. 4; Y-Teens 2; Big Sisters 4. CATHERINE A. KRIEGER CommerciaI Regina High School I, 2; 6AA. 2. 3. 4. MARY KAY KUHLMAN General Y-Teens I; Pep Club I, ROBERT BERNARD LAAKE College Preparafory NeIIonaI Honor Socier 3. Presidenf 4. French CIub 2 3 Baskefball I. 2, 3. 4; BasebalI I. 2 , 4; CroIss CuunIry 2 3.- Mirror Rep resenIaiive 2; N CIub 3, Secrefary 4 BARBARA LACK CommerciaI RICHARD W. LANCASTER CoIIege Prepa rafary SILHOUETTE SIaHI 2 3. 4; French CIub l, 2; Hi-YI. 2. 3. 4; Base- baII I 2 3: SIILHOUETTE RepieseInIaI'Ive II. 2. STEVE LAURENCE College Preparaiory FooIbaII I. 3. 4: Baseball l. 2 3, 4: Wrestling 3; Mirror Repre- senIaIive l; French Club I 2; SIudenI Council 3. N Club 3. 4; Hi-Y I, 2 Vice Presidenf 3. 4.- FeIIowship oI ChrisIfian AIhIefes 4, WILLIAM ROBERT LAWHORN Vocah'onaI EIecIricin Shop 3. Treasurer 4: Hi-Y I. STAN LAY College Preparafcry Student Council I; Latin Club I, 2: Hi-Y 3. 4. WILLIAM LAY College Prapara+ory Fuiure Teachers 3, 4; Proiedionisfa 4: The Sound 0! Music' . WILUAM M. LEACH Coilege Preparafory Lebanon High School15iudenfCouncil J: Fooiball l; Tennis l. KENNETH LIVESAY JR. College Preparafory Sfuden' CouncH 2; Foo'baH I; Brigadoon ; The Sound 0' Music : Choir 2, 3, 4; chs' Glee Ciub 2, 3, 4; South Pacific . LAWRENCE LliTH General Sfudenl Council I; FootbalF !, 4; BasketbaH I3 BasebaH I: Track 3: Sw'wmm'mg 3, 4; Hi-Y 3, 4. BOB MAGGARD Voca+ional Sfuden! Council 3, 4,- Machine Shapw3, 4; Track 2: Sen:or Advisory OUHCI . MARVIN MANN Voca+ional ErecrricHy Shop 3, President 4; Latin Club I, Z; Foofball l; Basket ball I; Mirror Representative 2: Senior Class Way; The Sound of Music ; Hi-Y E; Gymnachs; Souih Pacific . DIANE L. MASTIN CoHege Preparafcry Sfuden' Cauncil 4; GMS' Council I, 4; Nafional Honor Society 3, 4: Fuiure Teachers 2, 3, 4: SJLHOUETTE Staff 3, CoJi'rerary ediior 4: French ,Club I, 2, 3; Senior Class Play; Brigadoon ; The Sound ! M Muswc ; Cored Talent Show 3: Junior Honor Guard; Y-Teens 2, ' Secre+ary 3: Big Sisfers 4; Swifchboard l, 2, 3, 4: Office Worker 2, 3. MARY MAUNTEL Commercial National Honor Society 3, 4: Office Coops 4: Jtmbr Honor JERRY MAYFI ELD VocaHonal Machine Shap 3, 4; Foofball l, 2, 3; Easkefball 2: SJLHOUETTE Rep- resentative 3, 4. LINDA GAIL. MAYNE Commercial Dismbuh've Co-ops 4; Mirror Represenfat'we 4: Junior Honor Guard. STEVE McCALLA Cvllege Preparafcry AYken High School I, Reading High School I, Mason High Schom 2: Track 1. The Senior Advisory Council chose kelly green and In SHARON McCREARY General Reg'Ina High School I. 2. 3. DAVID P. McVAUGH College Prepara'Iory Cross CounIry 4: Swimming 3. 4; N Club 4'. Library Worker 4. SHIRLEY KAY MEECE CommercIaI GirIs' COunciI 4- Fulure Teachers 2. 3; G.A.A Z: Cho'Ir3 4; Giris' Glee CIub I 2. 3. 4; Ensemble 4; Junior HcInIor Guard IPep CIub 3. 4; BIig SisIers 3 4; $0th FaCIfic . TERRENCE MEINKING College Preparafcry Foolball I 2. WresIIIng I 2 3. 4; Cross CounIrv 4; Track 1.2.3, 4: SILHOUETITE RepvesenIaIiIve l 2 3; Mirror RepIresenIaI'ive II 3' NCIub 2 3. 4I FeIIowshIp of Chrisfian AIhIefes 4. LI NDA L. M ETCA LFE Commercial Sludenr Council I National Honor Socier 3.4 Spanish Honor So cie? 3 4- Future Teachers I 2. 3; CommercIaIl CIo- -ops Vice presidenf TeIenIs I 2. Secrefaryg: TIIIIngS ISgIearslI; Swn'chbuard 3; SILHOU- MARIE MAGDALENE MOLLOY Commercial Girls' CounciI 4; French Club I- GirIs' Glee CIub 2Il 3' Junior char GuIardI Sophomore Chorus LIne; Pep Club . JUDITH ANN MONHOLLEN VocafionaI Cosmetology 3. 4; Junior Hanor Guard; Big SIsIers 4. RITA J. MORELAND Commercial SIudenI Council I. 2; GA I- Junior Honor Guard; Big SisIers 4' SWIICIIbIcard'I ;OHICe Worker 3. 4 DARLENE MURPHY College Preparanry SIudenI CouncII I; Fqure Teachers 2. 3; SILHOUETTE SIdff 3. 4; French Club I. 2. 4; Chair 2. 3. 4; GIrIs' Glee Club 2. 3: Junior Honor Guard; Y-Teens II 2I 3; Big Sisfers 4; Pep Club 1.23.4. CHARLES MURRAY College Preparafory FoofbaIl I 2; BaskefbeII I 2. EasebaII I 2 3. 4; Cross CcunIry I J 3 ProjecIionisIs 4; SenIor AdvIIsory Councal; N CIuIb 3 4I HI -Y4 THOMAS PATRICK MURRAY. JR. General Moeller High SchooI l. 2. 3. KEN NETH MYERS College Preparanry NaiionaI Honor Sociefy 3. 4; SILHOUETTE SI'BH 3. 4; French Club I. 2; Baseball I; Band I. 2. 3. 4; Orchesfra I. 2. 3. 4; Pep Band 3. 4. silver as the colors of the Class of 1968. I33 Seniors showered their fourth year with a downpour SHERRY NAUMAN Commercial GirIs Ccuncil 2; Mirror SIaII 4; Girls' Glee Club 2: Junior Honor Guard; Y-Teens 3; Big Sisfers 3. SHEILA J. NEAL Commercial LARRY NICE CoIIege Preparafory French Club I. 2 Basketball I. 2 3. Co-Ca Iain 4.- Baseball IZ Cross Country 2 3- ProiecIionisIs 4 Senior A visory Council: Hi-Y l. 2. 3. 4; Freshman Class Treasurer; Senior Class VIce- President: Fellowship of ChrisIIalrI Aihleias 4. NANCY JANE NICKSON CoIIage Preparai'ory Sfudent Council 2 3; Girls Council 2; NaIi-onaiL HHonur Sncie'ryzl 4 Hea IIII Careers I 2, 3. 4 Latin CIubI SIL HOUEI'I'E Relpresen- +a+ive I; Cheerleader I- Precision Line 2 23. 4; Brigudoon ; The Sound oi Music : Choir 3. 4; GIrIs' GIee CIub 2. 3. 4: Junior I HOI'IO! Guard: Senior Advisory Council; Y- Teens I 2, 4, Presidenf 3 Hi-Y Council 31 Big Sisters 4'. Pep CIub I. 2. 3. 4I RICHARD J. NIEMER Voca+ional Aufo Shop 3. 4; Foofball I. 2; SILHOUETTE Represeniaiive I. 2. 3. 4. WILBERT NOLTE CoIIege Preparafory Purcell High School I. 2; Spanish Club I 2 SANDRA KAY NORRIS Commercial DisIribuIive Co-ops 4; Junior Honor Guard: Big SisI'ers 3. PAUL GERALD OLIVER CoIIege Preparaiory FooIbaII I. TIM R. OVERBY CommerciaI Glencoe High School I. 3: Cuurier Tech. High School 2; Disiribufive Co-ops 4 WILLIAM ALBERT PARKER College Praparafary Sfudenf Council 4- LaIin CIub I Z-IFooIbaIl I 3 4; BasebaII I 2. 3. 4: WresIlIng 3: NCIub 3. 4. Hi-YI 2 3 Vice- presidenI4 KENNETH RAY PARKS CoIIage Preparahry SIIIdenI Council 2. 3; French Club I. 2, 3; FsofbaII l, 2. 3; EaskeralI 2; Baseball I, 2, 3. 42 Wresting I. 3; Senior Advisory Council. N Club I. .3 4- Hi-Y 2. 3, 4. GEORGE ALBERT PASTO'N Commercial DisIribu+ive Coops 3. 4. i I! I. II I of learning but never lost track of the word fun. PATRICIA E. PIERCE Commercial National Honor Society 3 4 Spanish Honor Sociieiy3 4; S anish Ciub 2 3; SILHOUETTE Represenia1ive 3 Junlor Honor uard; Y-Teens 2- Big Sisfers 4; Swiicglbgard 4- Oifice Worker 3 4; Pep 2 CHARLOTTE ANN PINSON Commercial Junior Honor Guard, WILLIAM C. POTTS Coilege Prepara'i'ory Sfudent Council 1 2 Latin Club I 2; Fcofballl 2 3. 4; Wrestling 3; Senior Class Piay; Juniar Honor Guard SeniarI Advisory Council; N Club 2 3 4; Junior Class Vice presidenf; Senior Class Treasurer. CONNIE PRELL Commercial Regina High Schooi l; Siudenf Council 2; Giris' Councii 3; Oifice Co-ops 4; French Club 2. 3; Junior Honor Guard; Big Sisfers 4. CLAI RE J. PRICKETT Commercial Regina High Schoo! I. 2; Office Co-ups 4; Junior Honor Guard. HAROLD N. PRYoiI Commercial Disiribuiive Co-ops, Treasurer 4i Chuck Corner relaxes a+H1e Y after a hard day af school, MARY KAY RAABE General Reg'Ina High School II 2. THOMAS P. RAABE GeneraI Purcell High School I. GRETHEL GAY REESE CommerciaI SIudanI CauncIII Treasurer BI: GirIsI Council I, Treasurer ZI Vice President 3, Presideni 4; Office Ca-ops 4: Fufure Teachers 2; French Club l4, 2: Co- ed TaIenI Show 3- Y-Teens 1I PresidenI 2, 3. Big2 Sisfers 3 4; Office Worker I 2 3; Library Worker 4; Pep ClubI 2, 3; Masi Outstanding Girl of Co-ed WeekI 3 Juniar Honar Guard: Mirror Represenfafive I. MICHELLE RUETHER Commercial French CIub II I 3; Junior Honor Guard; Y-Teens 1, 2: Big SIsisrs 4: Pep CIub I; Sophomore Chorus Line. CELYA A. REXROAT Commercial French Club 1, 2; Junior Honor Guard; YvTeens II' BeIIy Cracker Homemaker oi Tumorrow 4. KATHY SUSAN REYNOLDS Collega Preparafory SfudenI CDUI'ICII 4 Girls Counci14ISpanish chor SacEerZI Preydenifi SILHOUETTE Sde 4; Spanish CIub I; GA .A. GirIS GIee CILIb 3; Junior Honor GLIaro' YTeens I; Big SIsIeis 3 4 ELAINE RICHARDS Commercial Baiavia High School I; SILHOUETTE RepresenIaIive 3; Choir II 2; Pep CIub I. BARB RIVERS CoI Iege Pre pa ra fory i Fqure Teachers 4; Mirror Represenfafive I; SenIor Class Play: 'The Sound of Music' .' Junior Honor Guard: Y-Teens II 2; Big SisIers 3; Office Worker 1. RICHARD L. ROBB College Freparafory Sfudenf Council 4: Track I 2. 3I 4 Fooiball I 2 3, 4I Wresfling 4N; i Swimming I 2, 3; BaskeraIII I: Mirror Represenfaiive 2, 4; 1 Club 2, 3I Vice FFESIdani 4; FeIIowsI'IIp 0i ChrIinan AIhIeIes Pub- liciiy 4. CHARLES F. ROHRIC Commercial DISIrIbuIIve Co-ops 4. DIANA SUE ROY College Preparatory SIudenI Council I 3, SecreIaIy 4 GirIsI Council 3 Treasurer 4: HeaIIh Careers IIIQI 3' French C1ub II 2; GAA I 2 3: Girls Glee Club 3; Junior Hcincr Guard; Big Sisiers 3 4; Pep Club I 3 Ohm Worker II 3. 4: Y-Teens 2 3 DENNIS G. ROYALTY College Preparaiory Studenf CouncII II 2; Spanish Club I TreasurerJ; NafionaI Thespien Scciery 2, 3 Vice PresidenI 4 FcofbaE1 .I' 2, 3- Baske'rbaII I 2I 3 Track 2; Senior CIass Play; 'Brigadoon'; Th e Sound 01 MUSIC : Choir 2, 3, Presidenf 4; EnsembIe ZI 3 4' Boys' Glee C1ub 2. 3, 4; Senior Adviscry Counci1: Hi-Y l, 2, 3I 4; American Theafre Dimen- sions 3; Coed Talent Show 3. After being measured for caps and gowns, seniors I36 SULLIVAN RUNION Vocafional Hughes High School I; Elecfricify Shop 4, Vice-presidenf 3. RONALD E. RUSSELL Commercial Wrestling 3. SHIRLEY 5AAT Vocafional Cosmetology 34 4. JOEL RUSSELL SCHOLL College Preparatory J ERRY SCOTT College Preparafory Latin Club I, 2; HThe Sound ofiMusic ; Band I, 2, 3, 4; Orchesfra 4- Souih Pacific ; Pep Band 3 4. GARY W. SEARS College Prepara+ory Lahn Cmb 3; Fooibell l: Mirror Representative 2: Choir 3; Boys' Glee Dub 3. KAREN L. SEYFRIED Commercial lSpanish Honor Society 2 3, 4: Och Co-ops 4; Spanish Club 2 3' UCarousei' Junior Honor Guard: Switchboard 3; Office Worker l. LARRY DEAN SHARP Voca+ional Elecfriciiy Shop 3, 4; HThe Sound of Music . JERRY L. SHELBY General French Club I, 2. RAY SIEBER College Preparatory Siudenr CouncH E: French Club I, 2. LEONARD JOSEPH SIGMON College Preparatory French Oub 1, 2; Baseball manager I; Mirror Representafwe 3: Library Worker 4 BARBARA SKOROGOD College Prepara+ory Student CouncH 3; Girls' Council I; Heaifh Careers 3 Spamsh Chat: 24 3. 4: Vars'wfy Debaters 3 Captain 4: S.AA l; Brigadoon ; The Sound of Music Gwrls Glee Club 4. realized that their high school days were limited. I37 Calling cards finally arrived, and seniors rushed Card Anderson and Bill Parker exchange caan cards and picfures, LANNY RAY SLAVEY College Prepara+ory DOLLY F. SLUSHER Commercial Dishibufive Co-ops 4. DANNY E. SMITH College Preparafory Naiionm Honor Scciefy 3, Treasurer 4: French Club I, '2: Foofball i, 2 3; SILHOUETTE Sfaff 3. 1; Salufeior'xan. DEMPSY C. SMiTH College Preparafory Future Teachers 3 4; French Club E, 2; Mirror Represeniah've 2. ROGER ALLEN SMITH College Freparafory Sfudenf Council 4; French Club I, 2: Senior Class Play; Band 1. 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 3; Pep Band 4, SHARON SMITH College Prepara+ory National Honor Sociefy 3 4: Fufure Teachers 3 4: French Club I, 2; Varsity Debafers 3 4; 6AA. I, Z 3. Secrefary 4. I38 to exchange them with their fellow classmates. RON SNEDEGAR Generai FooibaII I; Baskefball 2; Hi-Y 3. 4. THOMAS SN EDEGAR General Lexingfon, Kentucky l; tSfudeni' Council 3; BasketbaIIZ; Cross Coun- Iry 3; Track 2; HiI-Y FRED D. SIN ELL CoIIega Prepa raiory Sfudeni Council I 2; Nafional Honor Socieiy 4' SILHOUETTE SIaH Sporfs Editor 4; ISpc'IInisII Club I 2; Varsiiy DeraIers 2; WresIIing Golf 2, 3. 4; SILHO OUETTE Represeniaiive 4; Mirror Repre- senIeIwe 2.3 4; Senior Class Play; Carousel ; The Sound of Music ; BaInd 2.4; Orchesfra II 2. 3. 4; N Club 2. 3. 4; IISOHI'iiI PaIciIIC. .AII-Ohio Boys Band 4; Pep Band 3. GREG SPARKS CoiIege Prepa ra iory FrenchI Czlub I. 2; Baskeiball l. 2. ' Baseball l; Cross Couniry 3 Cho-rZ 3. 4; Eovs' IGIeIe Club2. 3. 4; Hi-Y I. 2. 3 MICKEY JAYNE SPAULDING CommerciaI Siudeni Council 4; Spanish Honor Sacie+y 2. 3. 4; Office Campus ; Big Sisters 4; Junior Honor Guard. LONNIE SPURLOCK College Preparaiory French Club I. 2; HI-Y I. 2. 3. DEBBIE STOLL College Preparafory Girls' Council 3. 4- Naiianal Honor Socieiy 3. 4; 'lFqure Teachers 2. 4. Secretary 3; SILHOUETTE Staff 3. 4; French Clu bl . 2; Mirror Represeniaiive I Z; Precismn Line 2 3. Co-Capiain 4; Senior Class Flay; BrIgadcoI-I The Sound of Music' Co- ad Taleni Show 3', Band I 2. 3. 4; OIrchesI'ra 3. 4; Junior chIor Guard; Y-Teens 2. 3-; Big SisII'erIs 4; Sophomore Chorus Line; Pep Club 2: 3. 4. SouI'III Pacific Junior CIassI Treasurer LI NDA STONE College Preparaiory Nailonal Honor Socieiy 4. FuILIre Teachers3 3, 4; French Club I. 2; G.A..A I; SILHOUETTE RIepresenIaiive 4. MirroII' Represeniaiive I; Precision Line 2 3. Co- cap+ain 4' SeniaIr Class Play; 'I'Carousel' 'Brigadoun ; The ISound oi MusiIc Co- ed Talenf SIIow 3- Girls' Giee Club 3. 4; Band I. 2 Secreiary 3. 4; Junior Class Secreiary. Senior Ciass SecrIefaIry. ROBERT STRUNK Vocafionai Machine Shop 3. 4. SUSAN ANIN SUCKLI N6 Commercial Disiribuiive Co-ops 4; 6AA. I. 2. 3; Big Sisiers 3; SILHOUETTE Represenfafive 4. MICHAEL L. TANNER General Siudeni Council I. RONALD W. TANN ER General BELINDA TARTER College PreparaI-ory SIudeni Council 2; Girls' CounciI I: French Club I. 2; Y-Teens I. 2. SHERRY ANITA TARTER General Big Sisfers 4, GLORIA TASCH College Prepara'l'ory Nafionai Honor Socier 3. 4: Spanish Honor Sociefy 3 4; Fqure TeachersZ. 3. SecreIary4; Spanish Club I 2. GA A.A 2. 3. Vice Preside ? 4: Senior Class Play; 3rigadoon'- Y-Teens II. 2. 3. 4; Pep Club I. 4; Junior Honor Guard DIANA LYNN TAYLOR College Preparaiory SIudenI Council I. 2; Nafinnal Honor $ccier3 4: Fqure Teachers 4; Healfh Careers 3: SIILHOUETTE Sfaff 3. G.A.A. Editor 4; French CIub I, 2; GHAA. 2. Secrefary 3. Presidenf 4 Junior Honor Guard; Y- Teens 3. Big I$isIers 4. Swifchboard 3; Pep C ub 3 4. LINDA LaVERN TAYLOR Commerciai DisfribuI-ive Co-ops 4. RAYMOND B. TAYLOR College Prepara+ary FooIbaIl Manager 2. 3. 4;I Beskeiball Manager 2. 3. 4; Track Man- ag er I 2; OfIIce Worker 3. FRANCINE M. TIMMER Vocafiohal Regina High School I. 2.- Junior Honor Guard. ROBERT TOWN College Preparanry French Club I. 2; SILHOUETI'E Represenhfive I. 2. PAM ELA KAY TRI PP College Preparafory Na IIonaI Honor Sociefy 3. 4; Fqure Teachers 3. Presiden? 4' SILHOUETTE Sfaff 3. Co- Club EdiIor 4. LaIin Ciub I 3.4 SBCreIary- Treasurer 2.- SIL OUETTE RepresenIaIive l. 2. 4' Precision Line 4. Senior Class Play; Brigadoon'i: The Sound of Music - Co ed Talenf Show 3; Junior Hanor Guard. Y-Teens 2. 3. 4. Swifchboard 3. 4. Pep Club 3. 4. Snphomore Chorus Line. Barid l; 50th Pacific. DEBORAH LYNN TUR'NER College Prepara+ory Girls' Council 2.3. Nalional Honor Socier 3. 4. SILHOUETTE SIafi 3. Co-IiIerery Editor 4- French Club I. 2. 3: Senior Ciass Nay Junior Honor Guard. Y-Teens l. 2. 3. Big Sisters 4. Pep Club I Sophomore Chews Line. DEBORAH SUE VANDERGRIFF Commerciai Girls' Council 3; Junior Honor Guard; Big Sisters 3. 4. DEBORAH SUE VAUGHN College Freparafory Sfuden? CounciI 4- Nahonal Honor Sociefy 3. 4' Spanish Honor So- ciei'y 3. 4. The SCIqu of Music ; Girls' Glee CI ub 3 Junior Honor Guard; Y-Teens I' Big Sisters 3. 4. Office Worker 41CIinic Worker 4. Energetic and talented seniors held the majority I40 PAMELA RAE VIZE Vocaiional CosmeIologv 3. 4; Mirror Represenfafive 3' Junior Honor Guard; Y-Teens I. 2: Big Sisfers 4; Pep Club I 2. Junior Prom AII'erIdanI'I. RONALD WACHTER Vocafionai SIudenI' Council 4; Auio Shop 3. 4. LI'NDA ARLENE WARD Commercial Culfer Jr. High SchooI I. Girls Council 2 Spanish chor SocIer 3; panish CIubZ. 3. DEBORAH LYNN WARREN Vocational Girls Council 2 3 4' Cosmleiuiogy 3 PresidenI' 4' Spanish Club I. 2'. Choir 2: Girls Council 2. 3. 4; Junior Honor Guard; SIL- HOUETITE Represenfdiive I; Big Sisiers 4: Pep Club 2. KIRK A. WEBER College Preparaiory Lafin Club I. 2; Focfball 2; Baskeiball I. 2; Track I. 2. WILLIAM K. WELLS CoIIege Preparafcry Student Council 3, Presideni 4- NaIional Honor Sociefy 3 4; Iure Teachers 2 3 Treasurer 4 ISILHOUETTE SIaf'I 3. Co-Sporis EdIIi- Icr 4: LaIin Club I 3 4; French Club 3. 4. VarsiII Debaiers 2. 3: Er'IgIadcmn';' The Sound of Music LibIlrary Wor er 2 3; BnIys' Siaie Represeniaiive; I'Soth Piacifir. .Wrestling 2.I LINDA SUE WERNER College Preparaiory Future Teachers 2. 3 4; Spanish Clubl 2' Choir3. 4' Senior Class Play; 6AA. I; SILHIOUETTE Represeniaiive 2' MirII'or Represen- faiive 2. 3; Pep Quiz 2 3. CD ed TalenI Show 3; The Sound of Music ; Girls' Glee Ciub I3. 4; Junior Honor Guard; 50th Pa- cific ; Sophomore Chorus Line; Library Worker 3; Y-Teens 2. 3; Switchboard 4, KATHY J. WESLEY Commercial Pep CIub 4; Junior Honor Guard GREGORY 8. WHEELER Commercial Purcell High School I: Lafin Club I. 2. DUANE WILLIAMSON Voca'I'ianaI Auio Shap 3. 4. NOVELLA WILLIAMSON Voca'I'ional Cosmeiology 3. 4'. Junior Honor Guard. CONNIE WILSON College Preparaiory SIudsnI CcuncII I. 2. 3. 4; Girls' Councii 2; Choir 2. 3. 4' 6AA. 2 3; Mirror Represenfafive 4.' Pep CIub 4; Future TIEaCIi'Iei'S 4' LaIin Club I; NatIonal Thespian 500er 3. 4: Senior ClaSs Play: Briqa' doon The Suund of Music Maioreffe 2. 3. Capialri 4; En- sembleI 4; Girls' GIee Club I. 2. 3. 4' Junior Hoimr Guard: Senior Advisory Council; Y-Teens I. 2; Homecoming AIIendanI; Office Worker 3; SwiIchbnard l; Big SisIers 3. 4. 2of the roles in the South Pacific cqst and crews. I4I The architecture of high school education ended DONALD LEE WI LSON General HOWARD DONAVON WILSON College Preparafory Sfudenf Council 4- French Club 3; Track E; SIILHOUEWE Represen- iafive 2: Choir 3; Boys' Glee Club34 N Clubl 42 3 4: Hi Y2 4. SHARON ELIZABETH WI LSON Commercial Girisi Cowcii 4; Disfribui'ive Cowps 4. JAY REXFORD WING College Preparafory ELAINE CATHERINE WITT Commercial Disrribque Cc- -ops 4: SILHOUETTE Representative 4- Mirror Repre- sentafive 2 3: Senior Class Play: Junior Honor Guard: Library Worker 4: Pep Club 4. SANDRA L. WOLFE General Sfudent Councii 2; Girls' Cauncil 3: Juniar chor Guard. JUDITH ANN WRENN Voca+ionai Student Council 34 4; Cosmetology 3, 4: Mirror Representative 4; Junior Honor Guard: Sig Sisiers 4. WILLIAM B. WYSONG College Preparafcry Cross Country 4; Swimming 3, 4; Tennis 3 Mirror Represenfa+ive 3: Serum Class Play; 'The Sound of Music C2h0ll' 34 42 Boysh Giee Club 34 Presidenf 4; NP Cl'ubl 34 4-4 Hi-Y 24 3 4; Hon! aCI IC GRADUATING BUT NOT PICTURED Jerry Melvin Agee Roberf 0. Howard Roberf D. Baird Bruce Bernard Johnson Joseph Collins Ballard, Jr. Pa+rick M. Kelley Thomas Boofh Roberf A4 Layfon Larry T. Coleman Michael P. Mergen+hai Michael Ercie Coleman Charles Delmar MeJrcsalIc Jerry DeFazzio Kaihalynne Ann Minnick Joseph Eysold+ Tony Moreiand Roger J. Hayes Clay+on Wayne Morgan I42 Sieven Carfer Whalen for the seniors on May 29, 1968-graduation. Junior 9M3 form We fradHIonal honor guard for H19 graduaan seaniors The ceremony is abou+ fo begin as fhe last 13$ the seniors fake +heir seek, With fassefs f0 H12 righ+ and diplomas v'n iheir hands. graduation is complefed. THE YEAR ' :-.$1$'.?- arr F c: www.al M 119 4.x... 4 .. 7, w A sincere inieresf In music 15 shown in an earnesf countenance. A moment of peace is achieved amfd The furor 0F 5 basketbaH game Dimpbs and laugh Hnes are visible signs of a sense 01thurncxr I46 The 1402 faces of Norwood High are many and varied. There are many achiHes happening during fhe year for which +he SILHOUETTE has $ormerly made no provisbns. This. +hen. is +he purpose of +he secfion +o give more compleJre coverage +0 Jrhe en+ire school year. Sfudenfs are Hue predominanf faces in fhese picfures, In fact most are candid sho+s wifh Hue expressions being Hue ones capfured :3? a game, during a phofography day in a s+udy hall, af rehearsals. 6+ assemblies. Alone. +his sedion gives a +rue pic+ure of Norwood High. Involvemen+ fakes up a greater porHon of one's time. Two points for the opponent can be raiher exasperafing Confempbfion can occur a? a basketball qame as weH as En H19 Classroom. 7 3 ., The Ine-up on a SILHOUETTE Phofoqraphy Day is a fedious fob for all involved, Wough H's nice f0 qe! Gui Maioreife DeIores Brown is sHhoueHed againsf II'Ie black November sky. of class. Autumn activities flourish as the year progresses. Norwood's new Reading Room provides a quiewL afmosphere for study. The presidency of Fufure Teachers nges Pam Tripp an opporfunH'y 1'0 display her leader- ship abilify. Pam Keifh modek her ShiHifds Junior Fash'won Board ouH'rf on Red Flannelxs Day. Under H19 direction of Dave Marfim Hm Pep Band plays a major par! in boosfing H15 spirit of We fans. The Precision Line provides the haH-Hme enferieinmeni 61' a baskeball game. The procession of +he fhree kings was a main feafure of Nor- wood's Chrisfmas assembly. The boredom of winter is alleviated by action. Women faculiy overpowered homeroom champs 218 in a volleyball contest Jan Eistun helps new member Pam Knox wifh her Honor So, cieiy pin, l5l The flurry of spring acts as a prelude to summer. WORK-STUDY PROGRAM-Back Row: Mr. Dosch. D. Hughes, C. Helfon. R. Hunt D. Taylor. E. Dennewifz. E, Lipps. D, Carey, 8. Pendleton, C. Hamilton, B Sieveng R. Bartlett Fronf Row: 5. Maggard. 5 Neal, F. Timmer, D. Sparks. C. Buffers. 5. Gillespie. Coaches Frazier Ross Daly. Engk, and Dis1ler gafher ?o discuss phns for a sporfs banquet I52 Miss Arend. replacemenf for Mrs. Spessard, shows WiHy Carr His fyping error Practiclng for Soufh Pacific? Melody Whi+e WeHie ForbusM Ians hands th Doug Penningfon lEmile DeBequel wiih Mrs. Buchy's guidance. Elecfricfans Larry Sharp an Marvin Mann lesten carefully for High cues. pigade patronize OUR ADVERTISERS TELL THEM YOU SAW THEI'R ADVERTISEMENT IN THE SILHOUETTE Ciongra tug: fiend .SJeniord Herff Jones CLASS RINGS ilndianapolis. Indiana Norwood High School PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION Our Concern Our Responsibilify Chiidren- -Ac+ion- The ieen-ager needs undersianding +0 grow. To unders+and him you musf know whai goes on in his iife-no'l' only in his home. bui in his school. Learn abou+ schooI-homa par+nership and responsibilmas. AHend fhe High School P.T.A. FRED M. SCHAD MEATS-POULTRYu-EGGS WHOLESALE PRICES FOR YOUR HOME FREEZER Caiering fo Hoiels. Resiauranfs' lns+i+u+iens 4507 Foresf 63 l-2655 SERODINO'S Prescripfion Specialisi' Main ai Washing+on Norwood. Ohio 6314235 HWHERE THOUSANDS SAVE MILLIONS ASSETS OVER $40.000.000 FInEan FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 4555 Moni'gomory Road Norwood TeI.-35 I -6666 63I Walnul' Sfroef Cincinndi. Ohio 72l-4500 ll;H a. . 8434 Vine Sireef Cincinnati. Ohio 82l-8880 M ,,,,,,,, FELDHAUS HOME IMPROVEMENT CO ATTENTION PROPERTY OWNERS Comple+e Home lmprovemen+ Service ' Roofing - Shea? Mefal Work ' Siding 0 Brick Work - Cemeni Worlc - Carpenfer Work 1f l'r's For The House Call Feldhaus 63 I-I222 2826 Norwood Ave.. Norwood 12, Ohio LENKE INSURANCE AGENCY All Forms of Insurance 73 l -504 I 2250 Madison Avenue Norwood, Ohio CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF I968 NORWOOD HIGH BOOSTER'S CLUB Besf Wishes fo H19 Class of I963 For A Happy and Successful Fufure HOWARD H. STANFORD PHOTOG RAPHER I923 Delaware Avenue 73I-94SJ CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF I968 HAROLD F. FUNK Norwood Was The FiH'h Third Union Trusf Co. 4624 Mon+gomary flood Norwood. Ohio INDIAN MOUND PHARMACY We call for and deliver your Prescrip'l-ion 53I-2838 5230 Mon+gomery Road NORWOOD things 90 better with 0,5259 after Cgfge after ngge. BoHled under au+hori+y of The Coca-Cola Company by: The Coca-Cola BoH'Iing Works Company, CincinnaH COOKIES From MRS. ALISON'S For All Occasions On Washingf'on Avenue A+ fhe Municipal Parking Lo+ CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF I968 COUNTRY KITCHEN Congra+ula+ions And Bes+ Wishes Class of I968 STllll 8x STRATEMEYER REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 2 I 22 Washing+on Ave. 63I-4862 AMERICAN LINEN SUPPLY CO. 2I K4 Reading Road Telephone 2444922 SERVING NORWOOD HIGH FOR I8 YEARS NORWOOD AUTOMOTIVE PARTS CO. 4404 Forefr Avenue Norwood. Ohio 452I2 Phone 73 I 4242 - 4mg COMPLIMENTS THE FIRST SAVINGS a LOAN ASSOCIATION 4539-4l Monfgomery Road NORWOOD. OHIO Serw Firsf af First $ 04!!! i 1'. a n 9'1; 1a COMPLIMENTS OF THE NORWOOD IMPROVED BUILDING 8: LOAN 00. 43IB Monfgomery Rd. All Savings Guaranieed in Full 53 l -8250 ALMA MATER Fair Norwood High School Sing we +hy Fame. Honor and glory won In +asl: and game. Dear Aime Mai'er Shoui' loud acclaim Faiihful JForevermare To +hey beloved name. CONGRATULATIONS PETER'S CAFETE'RIA HOME OF QUALITY FOOD ll Ellllll FLARE 5050 Section Avenue 0 731-5500 THE S 8: S LABORATORIES. INC. Beauiy Salon Supplies 2lO9 BenneH Avenue NORWOOD 12. OHIO Compiimenfs of Gem Federal Saving and Loan Association 4338 Mon+gomery Road Norwood, Ohio b3l-2760 INSURED SAVINGS SUCCESS AND BEST WISHES To The CLASS OF I968 THE CENTRAL NORWOOD BUILDING 8: LOAN ASSOCIATION 2 I 22 Wash ingfon Avenue Norwood. Ohio 452 I 2 PREHELS CHEESE CORN BAR-B-Q CHIPS UPJOJate POTATO CHIPS The Finesf Since I924 Phone 27I462I 552I Fair Le CONGRATULATIONS I9i68 GRADUATES FLINN'S TIRE 81 BATTERY SERVICE 631-4862 4622 Mon+gomery Rd. a+ Ashland Ave. 4l Years in Norwood 20 Years Under Presen! Managemen+ A. G E RTH THE ROOFER Serving Cincinnafi Over 60 Years REL'ABLE FINANCE Co- ROOFERS-TINNERS SHEET METAL WORK RESIDENTIALHINDUSTRFAL FREE ESTIMATES 63l-7857 If No Answer Call 53l-7972 Or T9l-453J 4! I8 Monfgamery Rd. - Norwood' M Locally Owned Organizafion LOANS $l0 TO $2000 4634 Mon+gomery Road Kennefh C, Linder, Mgr. 73l-5865 ...'-P.- A 4 A -u-- - : A' Congratufationd, Siniom UNITED DAIRY FARMERS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF V968 FROM DR. T. W. GABE Chiropraci'or jh CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '68 FROM 531-6527 REsmENCE OFFICE Homer T. Teegarden. Realfor and Associafes Member Mulflple Selling Service Firs? Floor 2087-89 Sherman Avenue Fidelily Faderal Narwuod, Ohio 452I2 GEORGE P. KLEB Direc+or THE KLEB and IHLENDORF FUNERAL HOME, INC. Serving Norwood Since I903 3900 Monfgomery Rd. NORWOOD. OHIO COLOR PRINTING PACKAGING AND ADVERTISING MATERIAL DIAMOND PACKAGING PHODUOTS DIV. DIAMOND NATIONAL CORPORATION A Neighborly Place To Work o$o ECONOMY CHEVROLET NORWOOD. OHIO 49 l 2 Monfgomery Phone: 53 I 2920 GEIGEWS GROCERY GROCERIES-MEATS-PRODUCE COLD DRINKS PARTY SUPPLIES Free Delivery Open 9:30 am. 10 II:OO p.m.-7 Days 2360 Roberfson Phone 53l-4195 531-0907 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '68 u; n...- ELLIOTT DRUGS NOW QUALITY PHARMACY tswagw' 1' QUALITY IS YOUR BEST VALUE N 4747 Momgomery Rd. and Maple IN QUALITY COURTS MOTEL CENTRAL NORWOOD. OHIO 45212 PHONE 63l-7339 Congra'rulafions +0 +he Class of I967 from Foy: JoMsfoII Pain+s Varnishes Lacquers I776 Menfor Ave. NORWOOD. OHIO 4554 Monraoutnv Ion: PHONE 731-7575 Ncnwoon APPAREL With Pcnonality French Bauer SINCE l842 Creators of Fine Ice Cream lOCAL 674 UNITED AUTOMOBILE WORKERS AFl-CIO 2I2I Benne'H Ave. Phone 53I-0440 NORWOOD. OHIO 45212 LOCKED OUT For Quick Service Day or Nighi- Call 53l-7334 KEYS-LOC KS-SA FES Combinafions Changed or Repaired A BONDED LOCKS'MITHS AUTO BIKE 4344 M onfgomery Road BEN'S JEWELERS, INC. Diamonds-Wafches-Jewelry Luggage-Appliances Exper+ Wa+ch and Jewelry Repairing Done on our Premises 4-572 Mon+gomery Rd. Norwood. Ohio 63I-7474 Open Thursday and Friday Evenings Besf Wishes To The Class of '68 QUIGLEY DRY CLEANERS 2433 Williams Avenue NORWOOD l2 OPHO 63I-93SI uTHE CHAMP ondifioned For H16 hsk supreme: oanenf in coach and feam: ourageous when H19 going's rough. hampions never say enough. earf. +0 mee? +he game's bad breaks: eads, fo know iusf wha+ H- +akes: ands. +ha+ work +hrough flick and him onesf champions play 1'0 win. ambH-Tous +0 develop now A bili+ies ihai God endows. iming high +0 meei H19 +es+ champion wanfs +0 be H16 best arked and wa+ched where'er he goes; ode! iraifs he has +0 show. anliness. if in defeat odesf in he vicfor's seat rac+ice. prac+ice. ever on +he move. lugging daily +0 improve. erfec+ion7 Tha+ he'll never see. eerless champs ius+ fry +0 be. Norwood's Comple+e Hardware Sfore NORWOOD PAINT 8: HARDWARE CO. 4642 MONRgomery Road 63174536 TREDWAY FUNERAL HOME In Hue 76+h Year 2l3l Cameron Ave. NORWOOD 12, OHIO 63I-O3l I cnnsillel' a career in service When you've completed your edu- cation consider a career with Your Telephone Company. and an exciting future. It's a career which offers challeng- ing opportunities, pleasant asso- ciates, attractive surroundings, good saiaries, numerous benefits a good place to work The Cincinnati and Suburban Bell Telephone Company An equal opportunity empfoyer Congratulations, graduates, from 1 YOUR TELEPHONE COMPANY 225 EAST FDLJFITH STREET. CINCINNATI. OHIO 45202 Class Prophecy You can count on it. Every year, you will find gas and electricity continuing to become more magical and more useful servants. To help you get more done, have more fun, make life CGSLEasier. CG8IE THE CINCINNATI GAS 8. ELECTRIC COMPANY The Union Light, Heat and PowerCompany MYOW fondes? hopes and ambitions come true M3 THE ORIGINAL BIG BOY Best Wishes MAYOR JOSEPH W. SHEA JR. and Norwood Democrafic Officials CongrafulaHons from GRADUATES OF I968 NORWOOD WOMAN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPERA'NCE UNION Has your educafion faughf you self confrol? Proverbs fb:32 If if has you can confroi your f'rrsh. H you never rake your firs+ drink you'll never be a drunkardr Alcohol causes alcoholism. If you never smoke your firsf cigarette the habit won'f ge+ youy Smokes pick your pecker Burn your clofhes And make a chimney of your nose In later years Huey offen answer wifh enphysema or lung cancer. BEST WISHES ONE HOUR oyMARTINIZING THE MOST IN DRY CLEANING 4543 Monfgomery Road 53 l-9507 Plan Your Fu+ure wi+h a Savings Accounf HUNTER SAVINGS ASSOCIATION 5235 Monfgomery Rd. NorwoodoPhone 35l-777O CEncinnaH's Larges+ Savings 8r Loan 7 Convenien+ OH'ice Loca+ions WILFERT ELECTRIC COMPANY Light and Power Wiring Repairing 2764 Highland Avenue NORWOOD l2. OHIO SHEET MUSIC . INSTRUMENTS - LESSONS 1 HOWARD EARLY's madam COMPLETE SCHOOL OF MUSIC BAND INSTRUMENT RENTAL 6543 MONTGOMERY ROAD CINNCINNATI. OHIO 45213 631-6726 73 I -7 I 33 LINOLEUM FURNITURE APPLIANCES- RADIOS TELEVISION RUG5 365+ Wishes +0 Hue Appliances 05 JVoruJoaJ, 3m. 4708 MONTGOMERY ROAD NORWOOD. or-uo BILL WISSEL BILL SCHWARTZ Hume: 63L3I00 Class of I968 From MARTIN CLEAN ERS 6 I II Monfgomery Road 63 I 3970 Z UMBIEL Q UA LIT Y PA CKA GING THE C. W. ZUMBIEL CO. 2339 Harris Ave. Cincinnati NorWoodL Ohio 45212 FOLDING - SET UP - ACETATE BOXES ES T ABLISHED 1849 AGE IIPHOLSTERING 60. OLD FURNITURE MADE LIKE NEW NEW 8t CUSTOM BUILT FURNITURE FREE ESTIMATES iN YOUR HOME 2I l'5 Madison Ave.. Norwood 53l-6698 C ongratulations and Best Wishes Willson Dairy C ompany SCHOOL SPIRIT School SpirH' isn'+ somefhing You +ake. nor can you give ii. School Spirif is a way of life. To have if. you've 90+ +0 live if. School Spirif isn'+ a Friday only +hing Or when ever you wanf +0 show if. School Spiri+ is a way of life. And ii you have i+ you know H. H's a Seven days a week iob. Thaf requires your whole heart School Spiri+ is a way 01c Ii'Fe. Wouldn'f you iike +0 be a par+? Sharon Downey FREEDOM lsn'1L i+ wonderful ?0 be free. To worship God in our counfry. To work and play and sing all day. To go 1'0 bed each nighiL and pray. We have our homes and pareni's love. A giH of God above. Men fighf for our couniry +0 keep us free. Some of +hem die for you and me. Denise Soufhard McCLAIN 8x SONS, INC. HEATING 8x COOLING 1720 LINCOLN AVENUE NORWOOD l2. OHIO PHONE 53 l-736l Radio Dispaiched Free Delivery LET US FILL YOUR AID FOR THE AGED PRESCRIPTIONS STEWART PHARMACY 20I7 WORTH AVE. PHONE 63l-4547 FISCHEWS SDHIO SERVICE COMPLETE SERVICE-Phone 53 l 3464 Secfion and Worth Avenues NORWOOD l2. OHIO or a beginning?aht There was a time when a high school diploma could be considered an end - sufficient education for the job ahead. But no more. Not in these days of ever-advancing technology and intense individual competition. Now, whether you're planning on a white-collar or blue-collar job, the requirements are much the same - more knowledge, more skills, more education. And that means study beyond high school. The decision is yours. Make it carefully, for it will probably be the most important one you'll ever make. We at Allis-Chalmers hope it will be for further study. Deeply involved in space-age technology ourselves, we know first-hand the crucial importance of special skills and education. Just as you will, in the future-when it counts. 5; ALLlS-CHALM ERS ' nWHAT'S WRONG WITH CHEATING by JOHN T. CARTER lProfessor. Samford Universifyl Ques+ion: Several fellows in my class chea+ on +heir school work. They copy each olher's homework and +es+ answers. The +eacher says This is ius+ like sfealing. bu+ I don'+ see why. If Jr.he ofher person leis you copy his work. he's giving you The answers and nolhing is sfolen. Whai is dishonesl aboul +his? Answer: This is a good queslion. Thousands o1C sludenfs all over our counfry have To face if. The same Thing was frue when your parenlse and your grandparenfs-were in school. Comparing chealing l'o s+ealing never sounded exacfly righ'r To me. eilher-mespe- cially when somebody gives you Jrhe informa- Jrion willingly. l cer+ainly don'l' +hink cheafing is honest and l don'l believe any responsible follower of Chrisl' should Try To claim credil for work +ha+ someone else had done; buf I'd use some Jrerm olher +han s+ealing +0 describe it There are several reasons why I believe cheafing is a foolish pracfice. The boy or girl who depends on somebody else +0 do his Thinking for him is going +0 be handicapped +he resf of his life. no ma++er wha+ lcincl of grades he gels. When he has +0 do his own l'hinking, he won'l' be able +0. Even if he never gels caughl by +he feacher. his class- mafes will know he cheafs. and fhey won'+ have much confidence in him. Whaf Clo +he Scrip+ures have +0 say aboul cheafing? The worcl Hcheal is nof in Jrhe Bible. Bul we all know Thai chealing is deceiving. The slu- denl who cheals is deceiving l'he leacher. The Bible says 6 lol abou+ people who prac+ice deceil. Psalm 5:6 says +ha+ +he Lord will abhor Toles- pisel Jrhe cleceiHul man. Psalm l0l:7 says. He +ha+ worke+h deceif shall nol' dwell wifhin my house . . . In Mark 7:2l-23. Jesus lisls deceil along wiJrh murder and Thefls as sins which mosf humL a man. A deceifful person usually ends up deceiving himself. Alfer ge++ing a few high marks deceif- Tully. he gels The idea +ha+ he's as smarf as +he ones who have worked for +heir marks. We are warned againmL deceiving ourselves in l Co- rinlhians 3:I8 and are fold a few verses la+er Jrhal' God will +ake This kind of wise man in his own craHiness. So even if you can'l see why your Jreacher says chealing is like slealing. you'll have To agree if is a form of deceiving. And +he Bible makes il' clear +ha+ +his isn'+ pleasing fo God. SILHOUETTE BUSINESS STAFF A Big THANK YOU to our student and Advertisers. Greg Boese Jerry Bernard Kafhy Reynolds Advisor B. R. Engle Organizations Index AdminisfraJrion . . .. ............................ 20, 21 Adverfisemenfs .............................. 154. I70 Alpha Sigma Kappa .............................. 66 Aufo Shops ...................................... 57 Band ........................................... 65 Baseball Reserve ................................. . ..... 93 Varsify ........................................ 93 Baskefball Freshman ...................................... 87 Reserve ....................................... 87 Seniors ........................................ 9O Varsi+y .................................... BB, 89 Board of Educafion . . . ............................. 38 Boys' Glee Club .................................. 63 Cahieria Workers AduH ......................................... 36 S+uden+ ....................... . ............... 36 Cheerleaders ..................................... 95 Choir ........................................... 62 Clinic Workers ................................... 37 Co-ops ......................................... 55 Counselors6 Workers .............................. 37 Cross Counfry ................................... 86 Cuisine Club ............... . ..................... 58 The Curious Savage ............................ 76. 77 Delfa Epsilon ..................................... 67 Elecfricify Club ....................... . ........... 54- Factu ....................................... 22-35 Foo+ball Freshman .................................... 86 Seniors .. ................................. 84. 85 Varsify .......................... 6 .......... 82. 83 French Club .................................... 5I Fu+ure Teachers of America .................... 52 Gamma Alpha Chi ............................... 67 Girfs' Afhlefic AssociaHon ....................... 96-99 Girls' Council . . . ................................. 48 Girls' Glee Club .................................. 63 Golf 6 ...................... , ................... 92 Heal+h Careers Club .............................. 52 Hi-Y-Teen Council ................................ 66 Homecoming AcfivH'ies .................................. 72. 73 A++endan+s .................................... 75 Queen ........................................ 74 lndianeHes ...................................... 6i Lafin Ciubs ...................................... 49 Library Workers .................................. 36 Machine Shop .................................... 54 Mainfenance ..................................... 36 MaioreHes ...................................... 6l Mirror ..................................... 46. 47 Mixed Ensemble .- ................................. 64 N Club ......................................... 94 Nafional Honor Sociefy ........................... 43 NaHonal Thespian Socie+y ......................... 53 Office Workers ..... - .............................. 3 7 Orchesha ....................................... 64 Pep Club ........................................ 60 Projecfionisfs ..................................... 48 Prom Ac+fvi+ies .................................. 6B. 69 Affendanfs .................................... 71 Queen ........................................ 70 Seniors . ................................... l184l43 Senior SuperlaHves .......................... I I6, I I7 SILHOUETTE ............................. .. . . .44. 45 Soufh PaciHc ............................. I. . . .78. 79 Spanish Clubs .................................... 50 Spanish Honor Sociefy ............................ SI Sfudenf Council ............ , ...................... 42 Swimming ....................................... 9i Swi+chboard Workers ............................. 37 Tennis .......................................... 94 Track ........................................... 92 Underclassmen .............................. I02-I l5 Varsify Debafers .................................. 53 Work-S+udy Program ............................. 152 WresHing ....................................... 9I A Abboff. 5. .........I04 Abbo'H'. C. ................ I08 Ackerman, E. .............. IOB Adams. A. ................ l04 Adams. J. .............. 82. IOB Adams. R. ................ I08 Adamson. T. ........ 50. 65. I04 Adkins. J. ................. IO4 Allen, R. .................. ll9 Alred. E. ... ............... ll2 AIst, M. 37. 60. 63. Il9 Alvis. L, ......... . ...36. I12 Anderson. C. .. . .37. 43, 48. 60. 6I. I I9 Anderson. K. ..37. 43. 52. 63. H? Anderson. K. .............. I04 Anderson. L. .............. I04 Anderson. M. .............. I08 Anderson. N. ....37. 43. 44. 52. 60. 63. 67. II2 Armstrong. P. W67 Arnold. G. ....45. 49. 52. 53. 108 Arnold. R. ....36. 43. 44. 62. 63. II6. II9 Ashbrook. B. ........ 60. 67. I08 Ashbrook. J. ........56. 60. II2 Asher. D, .............. 48. 104 AuIerson. F. ............... HZ AuI'erson. R. ...... 42. I03. IO4 Ayers.D,,.,...........36.l04 B BaiIey.B.......... .....I04 BaiIey. D. . ... ., . .42. 47. l04 Bain, D. ................... I04 Baird. J. .................. I08 BaFrd. L. ............. I08 Baird. L. .............. 92. I03 Baker. B. ................. I08 Baker. C. .............. 66. I08 Baker. C. .................. II2 Baker.D. ......... I04 Baker. J. .....m..53 I03. I04 Baker. L. ...... 53. I03. I04. I08 Baker. M. .............. 66. Il9 Baker. R. .................. l04 Baker. 5. .................. I04 BaII.D.......,..,..5I.65.Il2 BaIIard. J. . ..... . ... ,57 BaIIard. P. 36 Bales. L. ............. 37, II? Bang. D. .................. Il2 Banks. B. .................. ll9 Barber. K. ....SI. 60. 67. 95. I08 Barber. P104- Barber. R, ..,.48. SI. 52. 60. IOS Barkeioo.C..........,.....IOB Barker. C. ...... 48. 52. 67. l04 Barker. D. ....43. 44. 49. 52. 62. 63. 64. 65. ll? Barker. M. ....54. B6. 9I. 92. IIZ Bernard. M. .....48. 66. 82. 85. 9I. 93. 94. ll9 Student Index Barnard, S, ...36. 48. 50. 67. I04 Barnes. B. ... . . . .36. 52. 67, I04 Barnes. L. .............. 63. I08 Barnes. M. ... . . .37. 45. 47. 60. 67. I I2 Barr. 3. .................. I04 Barr. R. ................ 57. ll? BarreH. T. ................ 108 Barrows. M. ............. l04 Bar+Ie++. R. ............... I52 Bauer. J. .................. I04 Beafy. S. ................. I04 Beckelheimer. H. ...37. 47, II9 BeckeIheImer. J. ....37. 46, ll9 Becker. 8, .......... SI. 65. IOB BeckeH'. A. ............ 48. I03 BecReH. W. .. ............. 104 Becknell, P. 5........I I08 Beckner. L. .. .. ............ I04 Becksfedf. B. . . . .66, 88. 93. 94. II2 Beefh. B. .........45 60. 67. II2 BegIey, J. ........... SI. 62. 63 Behrens. E, .- ........... I04 Benken. E. WIIZ Benken. R, ............. 47. I04 Benneff. J, ...49. 63. 65. 97. I08 BenneH. L. ............ 86. II2 Bentley. D. ......... 50. 60. Ill Benz. T. ...... 36. 42. 50. 52, 60. 63. 67. I08 Berchem. T. ............ 54. I20 Bernard. J. .. .48. 62. 63. 64. 66. 82. 84. 88. 90. 92. 94. l20 Bernius. A. ......60. 66.67. II2 Berry. L. .................. I08 Besf. D, ....... .50. 62. 63. I08 Best. J. ................... I08 Besf.L....,......62.63.64. I20 Bezanson. D. ........ 36, 47, l04 Bezanson. M. .......... 55. I20 Bieniz. D. ................. l20 Bisher. B. .........50 86. I04 Bishop. 8. ................. I04 BIaCk.T.............,..67.I08 Blackburn. J. ........48. 66. I20 Blaine.R...............9I. l05 BIair.J. .36. 49. I20 Blake. D. .............. 97. lm- Blakley. D. ........... l08 Blomer. D. ................ II2 BogIe. 6. I04 BoeIscher. M. ...,43, 45. 46. SI. 52. 60. 63. 67. I20 Boelscher. V. ....48. 50. 9I. J08 80856. G. .42. 45. 49. 64. 65. I20 Bohlinger. D. ............. I20 Boling. R. ................. 104 Bolts. B. .................. 58 Boofh. N. . . ............ 42. 60 BOOIh. T. ...,....47. 62. 63. 94 Boo+he. P. ..............55 l20 Boo+he. Y. ................ I04 Bordwine. E. ........... 54. I I2 Bordwine. L. ............... IO4 Borin, B. . ...,.....50. 9I. l04 BouIdin. J. ,47. SI. 60. 66. B7. 93. I03 BouIdin. J. ....47. 48. 66. 86. 38. 90. 93. II7, I20 BowIIng. D. ............ 36. I04 BowIEng. K. .........I08 Bowman. J. ...,45. 47. 50. 66. 82. 88. 94. II2 Bowman, 5. .36. 37. 42. 43. 63. II2 Boyd. C. ..42. 52. 60. 67. 97. I08 Boyd. J. ........ , ....54. m Boyd.L. ...... , ........I08 Boyd. R. . ...... 56. l2l Braden, D, ............ 54. I12 Braden. L. ................ II2 Brady.B. ...........47. 48. 63 Brady. L. ......... 91. 92. II2 Bradley. W. ............... IIZ Bragg. M. .........,.....l08 Braurnn, C. ........... I03. I04 Brennecke. B. .5l. 9I. 94. I08 Brewer, G. .. ,,.43. 45. 47. 45. 49. 94. I2I BrIce. M. ........I04 Bridges.VI04 Brighf. B. ................. 56 BrInImIopke. R. ...m...9l IOB Brinker. D, ...,........55. I2I Brinkman. B. ............... I04 Brinkman. C. ............. II2 Brockman. J. ...,...,..,54. I2I Broeckmann. J. ............ I04 Broerman. N. ........ 51 l08 Brooks. B. ................. I04 Bross. B. .............. 60. I08 Broflga. J. .........50. I08 Broughton. T, , ............ I04 Brown. C. ................. I04 Brown. C. ................. I03 Brown. D. .60. 6I. 65, 67. 93. II2 Brown. J. .................. IOB Brown, J. ................. II2 Brown. K. .......... 50. 67. II2 Brown.LIU4 Brown. P. ................. I08 Brown. T. .......... 45. 50, I08 Browning. J. .....82, 9I. 93. I08 Browning. J. ,. ............ 82 Bruce.J..................I08 BrueHing. D. ...,47. 50. SI. 63. 86. 9I. 93. II2 Brumback. E. ....... 47. 87. II2 Bryant V. ................. I04 Buchanan. R, .............. I l2 Buchanan. S. .,.,..63. I03. 104 Sucker, L. ... . . .63. 87. I03. I04 Bucker. S. ............. 63. IN Buckman. R. .........54. l2l Buqno. B. ........... 50. 93. I08 Burgin.P...............95.I04 Buring. A. ................. I08 Burke. C. ....,..-...52, 60. IIZ Burne'H'. 8. .......... 56. 60. Hz Burneff,D. ,.......l08 BuHers.C................l52 BUII'S, D. ........... 64. 65. II2 I72 C Cahall. D. 93 Callahan. D. ....47. 58. HS. l2l Callahan. H. ....... 47. 9I. I04 CaIIaI'xan. J. ........ 48. 56. II3 CampbeII, D. .............. I04 Cann. S. 54 Cannava. A. ........42. 48. 91. 94. I2I Cannava. B. ............... I08 Cannava.W. I05 CanIerbury. R. . .48. 62. 63. I08 Carey. D. ............. I08. I52 Carnes. B. IIZ Carnes. P. .......... 50. 63. I08 Carpan+er. B. .42. 44. 93. II3 Carr. R. ................... 65 Carr, W, .............. 66. l2I Carrier. C. ........60. I03, I05 Carson. B. ................. I05 Carfer. S. .......... 37. 43. 45. 5'. 62. 63. 64. I2I Carfer. W. ......37. 45. 50. 60. 67. 95. 104. I05 Case. 5. ...... 52. 60. 63. 67. II3 Casferline. L. .37. 42. 50. 67. I05 Cafron. C. .37. 62. 63. 64. 97. HI CaudiII. B. ................ II3 CaudiII. C. . . . . . .37. 66. 67. I22 Cerasi. L. ................. I08 Challis. B. .......... 82, 92. I08 ChandIer. J. ........... 52. I05 Chaney. B. ....50. 5I. 6I. 64. 65 Chaney. S. ......37. 50. 64. 65. 67. II3 CharIIon. G, ........... 55. 'l22 Chesney. A. ............... I22 ChiIders. K. ...,........56. I22 Chiles. R. I09 Chifwood. B ............. 45. I I3 CI'IH'WDOd. D. .............. I05 Cholkas. M. ................ I05 Chrisfian. C. ....... 50. 86. I05 ChrIst. C. .......... 48. 55, I22 CIarII. J. .................. I08 CIark. L. ............... 36. 109 CIark. M. ...... 86. 9I. 94. I05. I09 CIarIt. P. .............. 54. II2 CIernenIs. B. ........ 48. 63. I05 Clemmons. L. .. . .36. 45. SI. 60. 63. I05 CIendening. C. ..... 48. 55. I22 Cobb. D, .................. 56 Cobb. P. .................. II3 Cobb, R. ................. I05 Coburn. C. ..... 47. SI. I03 I05 Coburn. T. ................ l23 Cochran. D. .... .47. 50, 60. B6. 87. 93. IO9 Cochran. G. .............. I05 Cochran, L. ................ IOS Cole. L. ................... I09 Cole. S. I23 CoIeman. A. ............ 46. I23 Coleman. M. ............... 57 C011ins. J. ................. 105 C01yar. D. ................ 105 Colyer. K; ......... 36. 87. 105 Combs. J. ................. 107 Combs. L. .......... 60. 67. 113 Camar. C. .............. 66. 123 Conn. B. .................. 113 Conners. M. .......... 103. 105 Cook. C. ................. 113 Cook. .J. ........ 37. 4e. 50. 60. 67. 95. 109 Cook. J. .................. 108 Cook. 5. ............... 65. 105 Coomer. J. ............ 54. 123 Cooper. C. .,..,.37. 50.52. 113 Cooper. K. ............ 103. 105 Cooper. K. . . . V. .47. 50. 60. 63. 67. I 12 Cooper.P113 Cooper. T. ...... 51. 86. 91. 105 C0015. R. .......... 86. 91. 105 Cope. B. .................. 105 Copelin. H. ......... 86. 87. 105 Corcoran. B. ..... 62. 63. 64. 66. 86. 123 Cornelius. A. .............. 105 Corne1ison. R. ...... 42. 63. 103 105 Corney. R. ................. 113 Cos+e110. B. ............... 113 Cos1e11o. L. ...... 42, 43. 47. 49. 52. 53. 60. 63. 109 Cos+eHo. P. ............... 109 Cosfello. S. ................ 109 Cofrell. L. ...... 44. 45. 49. 51. 52. 60. 62. 63. 66. 67. 123 Couch. D. ... .......... 53. 109 Couch. .1. .. .............. 105 Counfs. D. ...... 63. 65. B7. 104 105 Counfs. S. ....,47. 62. 63. 64. 91. 94. 123 Cox.D.105 Cox. D. ......... 45. 48. 55. 123 Cox. H. .................. 123 Cox. J. ............ 43. 51. 109 Cox..1........ .......105 Cox. M. .....37. 47. 48. 49. 52. 60. 63. 67. 123 Coy. J. .................... 94 Crawford. C. ............ 60. 67 Crisci1lis. C. ........... 55. 123 CrisciHis. J. ............ 86. 105 Criswe . B. ......... 66. 93. 115 Cross. D. ,......51.86.91.105 Cross. H. .............. 66. 124 Croucher. S. ............ 50. 105 Crowe. A. ................ 105 Crowe.J109 Crowe. T. ................. 105 Croweak. C. ........ 60. 63. 105 Croweak. C. ........... 48. 109 Cru+chfle1d. K. ............. 105 Culbrefh. J. ................ 105 CundiFF. K. ...... 82. 87. 93. 109 Cunningham. B. ......... 42. 58 Curry. H. ............. 103. 105 Cusfer. C. ...... 42. 43. 44. 62. 63. 64. 65. 113 Student Index D Daley. P. ....... 43. 45. 55. 124 DaHon. D. .......... 51. 97. 109 Da1fon. J. ................. 113 Danford. M. 37 53. 105 Daniel. D. .............. 4B. 105 Daniel. L. , . . .49. 60. 63. 64-. 109 Daugherfy. S. .............. 105 Davidson. 6, ........... 54. 113 Davidson. P. .............. 105 Davidson. V. ............... 105 Davis. P. ............... 50. 124 Davis. T. ............BbB7. E05 Dean. C. .............. 56. 124 Dean. 5, ................... 113 Deafon. V. ......50. 51. 96. 109 DeBord. D. ...36. 47. 63. 105 Debord. D. ................ 109 DeBorde. M. ....50 52. 105 DeFazziD. J. ................. 57 DeGaro.M...........,.50.113 Deharf. C. ............ 37. 109 Delph. L. .................. 109 Dennewifz. E. .............. 152 DePue.D....,...,......55.124- Diamond. W. .............. 113 Disney.M.109 Disney.T. ......... .........124 Dixon. 3. ........ 36. 4-9. 92. 109 Dixon.B...............48.105 Dixon. J. .................. 105 Dixon. L, .................. 124 Dodridge. J, .............. 113 Dodridge. M. .36. 42. 45. 63. 103. 105 Dona1dson. S. ........ 61. 65. 70. 117. 124 Dorfon. P. ................. 124; Douglas. D. ...... 55. 60. 66. 67. 124- Douglas. M. I09 Douglas. W. ........... 67. 109 Downey. S. .... . .51. 52. 60. 67. 109 Dres. J. ................ 54. 124 DuLong. B. ............ 50. 105 Dunbar. B. ...... 37. 46. 52. 60. 67. 124 Dunbar. T. ............. 86. 105 Dunigan. C. ............ 45. 50 Dunn. D. ................ ..125 Dunn. K. .................. 48 Durbin. E. ................. 105 Durham. D. ...... 48. 62. 63. 109 Dwyer. M. ................. 105 Dykes. D. .. ................. 113 Dykes. J. 109 E Ear1s. B. .................. 125 Edwards. 5. ............... 109 Elefon. R. ................. 113 5111011. D. .................. 109 5111014. 0. ................. 109 Ellioff. G. .............. 56. 113 E111011. M. ................. 105 E1110H. 5. ............ 63. 64. 65 5111011. V. .................. 109 173 Ellwefn. K. ................ 108 EI1wein. R. ......... 43. 94. 125 E11we1n. S. ...I .......... 54. 113 E1sfun. J. ...... 43. 45. 61. 117. 125 Emery. 13. .................. 105 Emery.R65 Endeiann. M. ....... 92. 94. 125 Ervin. R. Evans. B. ...51. 86. 87. 105 .......105 Evans.C.105 Evans. D. .................. 105 Evans.J......,............113 Evans. K. .............. 54. I25 Eysoldf. .1. 57 F Falrchild. D. ........... 65. 105 Farmer. B. ................. 109 Farmer. C. ......... 60. 63. 113 Farmer. T. ................. 53 Farris. D. , . , .37. 43. 44. 53. 113 Faulkner. B. ............ 48. 105 Felfs. V, ................... 105 Fenker. K. ................ 37 Fennell. L. ............. 60. 113 Ferguson. M. .............. 125 Fich+er. L. ................. 125 Fichfer. L. ................. 109 Fie1ds.J,105 Fish. M. ..... 43. 50. 51. 52. 82. 84. 88. 90. 92. 94. 118. 125 Fish. S. ......... 50. 86. 87. 105 Fisher. F. .......... 60. 67. 113 Flagg. A. .......... 37. 49. 125 Foozer. P. ............. 56. 125 Fosfer. D, ................. 109 Fosfer. S. .............. 55. 125 1 Fousf. D. ............... 43, 113 Fousf. P. .....36. 43. 44. 4B. 63. 126 Fox. B. .................... 105 Fox. R. ......... 43. 82. 94. 113 Fox. S. ................ 36. 109 Fraley. R. .............. 58. 126 Francis. M. ................. 113 Fraze. C. ........ 37. 48. 50. 51 Frazier. .1. . . ,. ...... 63. 67. 109 Frazier. 5. ...... 4B. 67. 96. 113 Frederick. D. . . . .37. 49. 52. 60. 63. 67. 126 Frederick. R. ........ 36. 45. 105 Freeland. W. .......... 56. 113 Freeman. C. ............ 54. 126 Freyhof. S. ...... 36. 49. 52. 109 Friar. D. . . ................. 63 Frier. P. ............ 52. 65. 105 Froedge. R. ................ 113 Froedge. S. ............ 37. 109 Froelich. J. ................ 109 Froelich. J. ................ 10.5 Fulmer. T. ................. 109 Fye. D. .36. 45. 49. 60. 63. 97. 109 Fye. G. ............... 86. 105 G Gabbard. G. ....:..50. 51. 113 Gabbard. R. ............... 109 Gabe. G. .. , .37. 45. 66. 67. 126 661N121. C. . ., .. .44. 45. 48. 61. 67. 113 Gaddis. S. ................ 105 GaHney. J. ................ 105 GaHney. L. ...... 44, 60. 67. 113 Game. .1. .................. 58 Gar1and. C. ........... 103. 105 Garland. 3. ................ 105 Garland.$......... ....... 109 Gar1and, Z. ................ 113 Gash B. .................. 113 GeHer. J. ................. 58 Geiger. S. ............. 50. 105 Geiser. C. .43. 45. 4-7. 52. 53. 60. 63. 67. 75. 94. 126 Genfon. B. ................. 113 Gen+on. D, ...... 48. 63. 64. 65. 86. 92. 94. 126 Geselbrachf. S. ...43. 45. 47. 53. 60. 95. 97. 126 Gibson. L. ....... 1 ...... 60. 113 Gibson. 5. ...... 61. 63. 103. 105 Gifford. L. .. . . . .37. 50. 60. 67. 108. 109 61125.0 ........... 67. 103. 105 611195. 6. .................. 109 Giflispie. G. ...51. 86. 92. 109 Gillispl'e. G. ............... 126 Gil1ispfe. K. ................ 109 Gi11espie. S ................. 152 GilreoH'l. D. ............ 82. 109 Gilrea+11. D. ......... 51. 52. 105 Glassmeyer. D. .......... 94. 113 G1assmeyer. 6. ...... 36. 49. 109 Glins. B. ....... 45. 56. 63. 126 GEisson. .1. .......... 60. 67. 113 Glfsson. J. ................ 105 Glisson, P. ...... 50. 86. 87. 105 Godsey. L. ................. 109 Godsey. W. ............ 54. 126 Goecke. J. ............. 54. 113 Goecke. F. ................ 105 Goins. D. .................. 126 Goins. 5. ................ ..105 Gonk. L. .................. 109 Goodman. E. ............. 7.109 Goodman. P. ...,47. 48. 56. 113 German. B. ............. 54. 113 German. K. ............... 86 German. R. ................ 105 Gor11'1. P. .............. 55. 127 Gorfh. T. .................. 105 Gasser. K. .......... 37. 48. 112 Grace. D. .................. 92 Grace J ................. 109 Gray. T. ..... 45. 63. 65. 91. 93. 109 Grea'I-house. C. ...... 60. 63. 109 Grea+orex. D. .............. 105 Greaiorex. R. .............. 113 Green. D. ....... 62. 63. 64. 127 Green. J. ...... 51. 60. 63. 109 Greene. E. ............ 45. 127 Gresser. M. ............ 36. 109 Grefher. K. ............ . ...109 Grigsby. B. ................ 109 Grimes. B, ...... 43. 4-7. 55. 127 Grizzel. K. ................. 105 Grooms. B. W45. 67 Gross. S. .................. 109 Groves. L. ....36. 4-5. 52. 62. 63. 64-. 127 Grubb. J. .......... 42. 51. 109 Grubbs. D. ...... 51. 60. 63. 65. 67. 105 Grubbs. D. ................ 109 Guy. 3. ......43. 47. 82. 85. 91. 92. 94-. 127 Guy. P. .................... l 13 H Hacker. C. ................ 105 Hacker. G. ......... 37. 43. 51. 52. 128 Hacker. .1. .. . ,4-2. 45. 47. 50. 51. 82. 91. 93. 94-. 113 Hackney. J. ................ 105 Haddix. J. ................. 113 Haenny. N. ................ 109 Hafer. S. ........ 43. 50. 51. 60. 67. 95. 113 Haggis. D. ...... 42. 43. 44. 52. 60. 62. 74. 95. 97. 128 Hahn. L. .................. 105 Haines. R. ................. 58 Haines. W. ................ 105 Hall. C. .................. 105 Hall. D. ..... 48. 60. 61. 67. 113 H311. L. .................... 109 Hall. V. ................... 109 Ha11erman. J. .............. II3 Ha110ran.$. ................ 105 Hamilfon. C. .......,42. 60. 61. 113. 152 HamiHon. D. ............... 105 Hamm. J. .............. 36. 105 Hammond. D. ...... 49. 62. 63. 64. 65. 128 Hammond. G. .............. 109 Hanrahan. P. W..114 Hargis. S. .................. 128 Harmon. L. ............ 103. 106 Harmon. S. ..... 37. 4-3. 60. 61. 128 Harness. B. ................ 105 Harp. B. ......60... 113 Harris. C ................... 105 Harris. E. .................. 113 Harf. K. ........... 47. 50. 109 Harfman. N ............. 51. 109 Hafhaway. M. .............. 109 Hawk. L. ...... 50. 63. 103. 105 Hawk. R. .................. 113 Hayden. V. ................ 36 Hayes. D. ................. 109 Hayes. H. ................. 109 Haynes. D, ................ 113 Hayward. D. ............... 105 Hayward. R. ........... 56. 128 Heaber11n. N. .......... 36. 105 Head. F. .................. 109 Hedge. C. ...... 43. 44. 45. I51. 13 Student Index Heeg. L ...... 43. 45. 55. Heeg. P ........... 37. 51. Held. D .................. Helfon. C. ................ HaHon. W. ......... 82. 92. Henderson. J. ....... 86. 91. Henderson. K. ............. Henderson. 5. .............. Hendricks. R. ......,48. 49, 91. 94. Henry. E. ....... 54. 82. 91. Henry. M. ..........60. 63. Henry. V. .................. Hensley. L. Hensley. S. ...... 37. 43. 60. Henson. M. ............51. Henson. P. ........37. 63. Henwood, N. ............... Hem. 13. .....50. 82. 87. 93. Herrin, S, ................. Herfal. F. ...... 50. 66. 93. Hesse. J. .................. Hickman. D. ............... Hickman. V. ....51, 63. 103 Hicks. N. .................. Hi1debrand. C. ............ H111. D. ............ 45. 51. H111. D. ................ 54-. H111. D. ................ 56. Hill. D. ...,......,.45. 56. H111. J. .................... H111. J. ................... H111. M, ........ 37. 66. 67. H111. J. ................ 96. Hinds. K. .............. 54. Hinds. W. ................. Hines. S. .................. Hinkle. B. ............. 65. Hinkle. C. .......... 60. 67. H1pkins. S. . . . .. .47. 50. 51. 61. 65. 67. Hodge. M, ................ Honan. R. ..... 45. 49. B6. Hofmann. C. . .. .50. 87. 93. Hogan. H. .......... 82. 84-. Holcomb. V. ............... Ho116rs. P. ................. Hollars. W. ................ Hollifield. B. ........ SO. 63. B2. Holloway. F. ........... 58. Ho110way. P. ............ 86. Holt P. ................... Hood. D. .............. 36. Hopkins. B, ................ Hopkins. 5. ............ 50. Hoppe. D. ................ Hopper. C. ........ 63. 103. Hopper. G. ................ Horn. D. ....... 82. 91. 93. Hornsby. D. ............... Horsley. D. ............ 60 Horsley. P. ............60. Horsley. R. ............ 36. Horfon. R. ................. Hoskins. L. ................ Hoskins. W. ............ 54. Howard. D. ..... 60. 62. 67. 114 Howell. R. ................ 106 Hubbard. J. ............... 109 Hubbard. L. ..... 44. 48. 52. 62. 63. 1 14 Hubbs. A. .......... 49. 67. 109 Hubbs. M. ................. 109 Hubbs. M. ................. 109 Hubsch. R. ................ 129 Hudgens. S. ................ 106 Huff. R, ........ 50. 86. 91. 106 Huggins. J, ................ 110 Hughes, A. ......... 82. 92. 110 Hughes. B. ........ 50. 103. 106 Hughes. D. ............ 109. 152 Hughes. L. ................ 110 Hughes. L. ...48. 51. 60. 95. 114 Hughes. R. ................ 109 Hughes. 5. ............. 54-. 114 Hughes. T. ........ 94. 106. 129 Hull. ..1. .................... 110 Hu11. 5 ................ 60. 110 Hunt R .................. 152 Hursh. P .................. 106 Hurt B ................... 110 Hurt 5. ................ 50. 129 Hussey. B. .......... 4-5. 60. 106 Hufse11. S. ...... 51. 52. 60. 114- Hyden. G. ................ 109 1 Inderrieden. D. ...,..,,....106 Irvin. B. ................ 55. 129 Irvine. V. .................. 110 J Jackson. B. ................ 114 Jackson. C. ................ 129 Jackson. D. ............. 36. 106 Jackson.E,.. ...107 Jackson. R. ................ 56 Jaqodifz. R. ................ 106 Jeffre. R. .................. 110 Jennings. M. ........... 55. I29 Je+er. F. .....,.....50. 53.114 Jewell, M. ............. 58. 129 Jobe. W. .,.,62. 63. 65. 93. 114- Johnson. D. ............ B6. 106 Johnson. G. ............... 129 Johnson. J. ................ 106 Johnson. J. ............ 67. 106 Johnson, P. ................ 110 Johnson. V. ................ 106 Jones. A. ....... 4-2. 50. 51. 110 Jones. B. ................... 129 Jones. C. .................. 106 Jones. 6. .............. 51. 114 Jones. K. ....44. 45. 60. 67. 114 Jones. L. ....... 56. 60. 63. 129 Jones. P. ........... 42.55. 129 Jones. P. ........ 47. 53. 60. 63. 97. 106 174- Jones. 5 .................. Jones. 5 .................. Jordan. J .........66. 117. Judd. R .., .... .42. 49. 60. Judd. Z. ..... 48. 4-9. 61. 65. Jusfice. G. ........ 86. 106. K Kerr. R. ................ 64. Keeney. B. ................ Keefon. E. ............. 55. Keifh. J. ............... 50. KeHh. P. ............ 60. 67. Keifh. 1. ................... Keller. P. ........ 42. 61. 62. Kelley. B. ....... 48. 63. 66. Kelley. D. .............. 62. Kelly. B. ................... Kelly. P. .................. KeuFFer. C. ......... 48. 67. Kilburn. G. ................ KimbaH. G. ............ 49. King. B. ................... King. T. ............ 51. 65. Kingery. V. ............ 49. Kinikles. P. ............. 50. K1ab1e. J. .................. Klanke. B. ................. K1an1te. D. ................ Klanke. D. .......... 56. 63. Klar. A. ................... Klar. J. ................... Klar. M. .................. Knarr. C. ....37. 43. 49. 52. Knarr. E, ............... 65. Knarr. J. .......... 4-2. 44-. 50. Knox. D. .................. Knox. P, ,..........,43. 55. Koch. D. ...... 45. 47. 65. 66. Koebbe. L. ............. 37. Koehler. C. ................ Komara. M. ......... 53. 55. Komara. P. W53. Kraemer. M. ........... 36. Kramer. S. ............. 56. Krass. P. ............ 37. 62. Krieger, C. ................ Krfeger. D. ...... 4-2. 47. 86. Krieger. S. ................ Kriick. D. .................. KueFFer. K. ................. Kuh1mun. M. ........... 97. Kuhn. T. ................... L Laake. R. . .. .88. 90. 93. 116. Laake. S. ........ 51. 60. 67. Lack. B. ................... Lack. M. ............... B7. Lancasfer. N, ....43. 48. 60. 95. Lancasfer. R. ..... 45. 66. 93. 55 130 130 110 114 65 106 130 114- 114- 106 130 I30 106 106 57 110 110 110 106 106 106 106 110 130 110 131 106 131 110 110 106 51 110 131 114 114- 110 131 110 106 131 110 131 106 106 106 61 131 106 131 110 131 106 67. 114 131 Laurence. S. . . . .66. 82. 85. 93. . 94. 13! Lawhorn. B. ............ 54. 131 Lawson. B. ................. 114 Lawson. D. ............ 56. 114 Lawson. K. ......... 86. 103. 106 Lawson. M. ......42. 60. 67. 110 Lawson. N. ................ 106 Lawson. S. ................ 106 Lawson. S, ................ 114 Lawson. V. ............. 48. 106 Lawson. W. , . .36. 86. 91. 92. 110 Lay. M. .................... 106 Lay. S. .................... 106 Lav. S. ................... 132 Lay. W. ............... 52. I32 Layfon. R ................. 58 Leach. W ................. 132 Leary. L. ...... 37.42. 44. 48. 52. 53. 60. 62. 63. 64. 67. 114 Lemons, K. ................ 106 Levi, L. .......... 49. 52. 63. HO Levi. M. .................. 114 Lind. C. ................... 106 L1nden.K...............67.114 Lindon.D.110 Lipps. D. .................. 106 Lipps. E. .............. 110. 152 Livesay. K. ............. 62. 132 Livesay. S. ............ 56. 114 Logan. J. .................. 36 Long. D. .................. 106 Long. D. .................. 110 Loose. J, .................. 110 Loudermilk. M. . .. .53. 60. 67. 106 Loudermilk. S. .43. 60. 67. 114 LoviH. P. ............ 53. 96. 114 Luken. D. .................. 110 Lusk. K. ................... 110 Lu1'1'1. L. .......... 82. 84. 92. 132 Luh. B. .................... 106 Lufsch. B. .................. 110 Lynch.D.114 Lynch.J.106 Lyons. J. ..43. 51. 82. 88. 93. 114 Lyons. L. IIO M Maggard. B. ............ 54. 132 Maggard. S. ..........,.,..152 Magner. K. ................ 106 MaloH. C. ................. 106 ManH. D. ................ 110 Mann. M. .............. 54. 132 Manning. 6. ....49. 65. 103. 106 Marcum. J. W106 Mar+in.D.106 Marfl. J. .................. 114 Marfz. R. ..............49.110 Mason. B. ................. 114 Mason. 0. ..63. B7. 103. 106. 110 Massey. C. ...44. 48. 52. 67. 114 Masfin. B. .....50. 63. 103. 106 Masfin. D. .37. 42. 43. 44. 48. 52. 97. 132 Masfin. N. , . ..50. 51. 63. 93. 110 M61613. B. .............. 67. 114 Student Index MaHhews. S. ............... 36 Maunfel. A. ................ 106 Maunfe1. M. ..43. 55. 132 Maupin. D. ............. 51. 106 Maupin. F. ............. 50. 110 Ma'upin, R, ............. 51. 110 May1191d. J. ............ 54. 132 Maynard. G. ............... 110 Mayne. L. .............. 55. 132 McAllisfer. J. .............. 48 Mchisfer. L. .............. 106 McCalla. M. ............... 106 McCalla. F. ................ 106 McCaIIa. S. ................ 132 McCann. R. ......... 50. 92. 114 McCarihy. M. ...... . ....... II4 McCreary. M. .............. 106 McCreary. R. .............. 110 McCreary. S. .............. 133 McDonald. 5. ....48. 49. 61. 67. 108. 110 MCErIane. M. . . . .43. 44. 49. 60. 67. 95. I 14 McGoron. R. ........... 86. 106 McGuire. P. . .36. 50. 52. 95. 106 Mclnh're. D. ...... 52. 63. 65. 103 McKeehan. M. ....45. 50. 60. 63. 110 McKinney. J. .............. 106 McKinney. R. .............. 114 McKinney. R. .............. 114 McLane. M, ............ 91. 106 Mcshane. S. ............ 36. 106 McVaugh. D. ..... 36. 86. 91. I33 Meadows. B. ............... 110 Meadors. V. ........ 50. 67. 106 Meece. A. ...... 42. 61. 63. 65. 103. 106 Maece. D. ..42. 49. 63. 103. 110166 Meece. S. .48. 60, 62. 63. 64. 133 Meinking. T. ...... 86. 92. 94. I33 Me1leH. C. ................ 45 Me11eH. 6. ......... 49. 63. 114 Me11eH'. S. ................. 106 Mergenihal. M, ............ 57 Mergenfhah 5. ............. 106 Merkhofer. B. ....42. 47. 50. 52. 61. 62. 63. 96. 110 Merrill. R. ................. 110 Mefcalf. C. ................ 57 Me+calfe. A. ..47. 49. 53. 63. 110 Mefcalfe. 1.. ..43. 45. 51. 55. I33 Meifs. B. .................. 106 Meh. D. .......... 44. 50. 52. 60 Meh. G. ............... 53. IIO Mehger. J. .., .60. 63. 106 Millenor. S, ................ 106 Miller. M. ...... 61. 63. 103. 106 Miller. 5. 45106 Miller. S. ......50. 51. 62. 63. 64. 65. 94. II4 M1115. D. ............... 36. 106 Mills. 6. ....... 37. 63. 103. 106 Mills. .5. ................... 60 Miracle. T. ................ 110 Mi+che11. D. ................ 110 175 M11'che11. J. ............. 65. 106 M011oy. D. ................. 110 Molloy. M. . . . .43. 50. 97. 433 Monhollen. J. .............. 110 Monhollen. J. .............. 133 Moore. C. ... . . . .42. 52. 67. 106 Moore. 0. ................ 106 Moore. D. ................ 114 Moore. J. ........ 44. 60. 62. 114 Moore. R. .............. 56. 114 Moreland. L, ............... 106 Moreland. R. ........... 37. 133 Morgan. D. ................ 106 Morgan, J. ...... 42. 45. 51. 63. 103. 106 Morgan. M. ................ 44 Morgenrofh. P. ............. 110 Morgeson. B. ....... 63. 103. 106 Morris. D. ................. 110 Morrow. B. ................ 106 Mosley. P. .............. 4.7, 107 Mounce. P. ................ 110 Mue11er. J, ................. 106 Mu611er. 5. ...... 48. 61. 67. 114 Murphy. D. .43. 44. 51. 60. 62. 133 Murphy. 5. ............. 36. 106 Murray. C. ................ 107 Murray. C. ................ 107 Murray. C. ............. 93. 133 Murray. T. ................. 133 Myers. K. ....... 47. 51. 60. 110 Myers. K. ........... 45. 65. 133 N Nafsh. B, .................. 106 Nafsh. L. ................ 50. 52 Napier.R110 Nash. L. ................... 60 Nash. R. ............ 37. 4B. 110 Nauman. S. ............. 46. 134 Neal. L. ................... 106 Neal. M, .................. 106 Nea1.5................114,152 Neal. 5. ................... 134 Newton.J.114 Newfon. P. ................. 110 Nice. L. ..... 48. 66. BB. 90. 117. 118, 134 Nice. L. ............... 54. 114 Nicho1s. G. ................ 114 Nichols. S. ................. 107 Nickson. J. . . . .47. 50. 86. 91. 106 Nfckson. M. ...... 50. 82. 92. 94. 114. 116 Nickson. N, ...,43. 52. 60. 61. 62. 63. 67. 134 Nickson. W. .....43. 47. 50. 51. 86. 91.92.94.112.114 NiehoH. J. ................. 106 Niemer. R. ............. 57. 134 Nimeskern. M. ............. 110 Noiand.B.114 Noland. L. ................ 110 Nolfe.5................91.114 Nolfe. W. ................. 134 Norris. S. .............. 55. 134 NorH'tcmf. P. ..50. 51. 60. 67. 114 Nunemaker. D. ............. 87 Nunn. R. ....47. SI. 52. 53. 55. 96. 92. 110 Nyman. K. ................. 110 O O'Brien. M. ................ 115 O'Donnell. D. ........... 65. 106 O'Keefe. C. ..... .37. 49. 52. 63. 106. 110 O'Keefe. M. ............... 114 O11ver. P. .................. 134 Osborne. 6. ..... 50. 86. 92. 114 Osborne. 5. ................ 106 Osburn. H. ................ 106 Osfendarp. B. .............. 92 0115. C. ................ 67. 110 Overbeck. M. ........... 86. 106 Overby. T. ............ 55. 134 Owens. M. ...... 62. 63. 65. 110 Owens. P. .......... 51, 60. 106 p Padgett R. ................ 49 PandorF. R. ................ llO Parker. 13. .. ...42. 49. 66. 82. 85. 93. 94. 134 Parker. C. .................. 106 Parker. 5. .................. II4 Parks. K. ............... 93. I34 Parr. P. ................ 86. 106 Parsley. D. ................. 114 Parsons. .J. ....43. 44. 49. 50. 93. 1 14 Pasfon. G. ............. 55. 134- Pafrick. J. ................. 107 Pafferson. A. ....51. 62. 63. 82. 91. 93. 110 Pafferson. I. ............... 107 Patterson. 1.. ............... 110 Payne. D. .................. 110 Payne. J. .................. II4 Peirano. B. ............. 94. 115 Palfrey. L. .......... 60. 67. 114 Pendleton. B. ............... 152 Pennington. D. . . . .48. 50. 52. 107 PennSngfon. D. . ...62. 63. 64. 65 Peponis. D, ................ 107 Perkins. B. ............. 47. 110 Perkins. W. ................ 51 Perry. M. .................. ll5 Perry. P. ................... 110 Pefers. C. .44. 60. 61. 65. 67. I 14 Pe1rie. D. ....50. 51. 61. 63. 107 Pefrie. S. .................. 107 Pefrey. D. .......... 52. 103. 107 PeHif. D. .....37. 51. 60. 67. 110 Phelps. C. ...47. 52. 62, 63. 114 Phelps. E. .................. 50 Phelps. L. .................. 107 Phillips. R. ................. 107 Pierce. P. ....37. 43. 45. 51. 135 P?IIman. P. ................. IIO Pinson. C. ................. 135 Pifman. R. ....... 36. 60. 67. 114 PIOgman. W. ............... 54 PoppIeweII. B. ....42. 51. 60. 67. 107 Por+er. B. ..........48. 103. 106 PoIraIke. V. .........47. 60. 110 P0115. B. ...... 49. B2. 85. 94. 118. 135 130115.13......43.82.9I.9Z. 114 Prefer. L. .................. 107 PreII. C. ............... 55. 135 PreIl. C. .................. 110 Price. M. ..50. 62. 63. 64. 65. 115 Price. 5. . ............. 36. 110 PricIceH. C. ............. 55. 135 Priest J. .................. 107 Prince. D. ........... 96. 97. III ProvidenI. S. . .43. 44-. 51. 53. 67. 115 Prows. L. ................... 107 Pryor. H. ............... 55. 135 Pugh. F. .......... 49. 52, 63. 111 Q Quay. S. ............ 82 87. III R Raabe. M. ................. 136 Raabe. R115 Raabe. T. 136 Rainey. K. . ....52. 63. 67. 103. 107 Rains. C. .............. 56. I 15 Raleigh.K..............96.III Rals+on. J. ................. 107 Randall. S. ................. 111 Ray. 6. .................... 10? Ready. 6. ................ I I 1 Reese. G. ....36. 4B. 55. 67. I3! Reese. R. ....82. 91. 92. 94. 115 Reeves. A. ................ i I I Reeves. D107 Reeves. M. ............. 50. I I l Reisz. 5. ................... 115 Rexroaf. C. ................ 136 Reynolds. .1. ........ 62. 63. 115 Reynolds. K. ..42. 45. 4B. 51. I36 ReynoIds. L. ........ 36. 107. 111 Reynolds. 5. ............... 37 Rice. C, ................... I I I Richards. E. ................ 136 Richardson. C. .............. 93 Riddle. M. ................ II I Rivers. B. ............ .. .52. 136 R06 rk. D. ........ 36. 50. 52. 107 Robb. R. , . . .42. 47. 82. 84-. 91. 92. 94. I36 Rober15.D..............60.115 Roberfson. S, ..... 37. 52. 53. 60. 97. I 15 Roe. C. ................... 115 Rogers. B. ................. 107 Student Index Rogers. J. ... .. . , .48. 50. 62. 63. 93. III Rohdenburg. D. ......... 36. III Rohdenburg. J. ......... 36. 111 Rohrig. C. ................. 136 Rohrig. K. ................. 107 Rose. 13. ................... 107 Rose. N. .45. 4a. 49. 82. 91. 92. 94-. 115 Rose. 5. ...... 67. 103. 104. 107 Ross. C.115 Ross. W. ............... 87. 107 RosskopI. M. ............... 107 Roy. D. ...... 37. 42. 4s. 97, 136 Roy. L. 106 RoyaI'Iy. D. ...... 53. 62. 63. 64. 66. 117. I36 Rudd. B. ................... III RueIher. M. ................ I36 Rump. .J. .................. 107 Rump.V...............56.115 Runion. L. ................. III Rum'on. S. .............. 54. I37 Rupert P. ...82. 91. 92. 94. 115 Russell. J. .................. 115 Russell. R. ................. 137 Russell. S. ................. 115 Ru+her10rd.D. .............115 Ryan. D. ................... 111 5 5561.54856. 137 .63. 64. 65. 115 .48. 49. 60. 67. SaIzman. S. .... Sanderson. J. 95. 107 Sarforius. D. ............... IlI Sasser, 6. .............. 86.. B7 Sayers. M. ................. 115 ScaIes. M. , . . .45. 47. 49. 60. 86. B7. 111 Scarlafella. M, ............. 115 Schad. .J. ......... 65, 115 Schadel B. . ....50. 63. 103. 107 Schadel. C. ........ 50. 52. III Schmidt C. . .. ........... 65 Schmidt J. ............... 115 Schmidt P, ......... 62. 63. III 5c1'meeman.J........,......94 Schneeman. L. .............. III Schneider. T. ............... I 15 Scholl. J. .................. I37 Schulfe. J. ................ 45 Schulfz. B. ................ 94 Sch-ul'rz. T. ................ 111 Schurgasf. L. .......115 Schurgasf. M, .............. 107 Schwankhaus. S. ..49. 82. 87. III SCOII. J. ........... 64. 65. 137 ScoH. 5. ...........37.95. 107 Sears. 6. ............. 137 Sears. M. ...66. 93. 94. 112. 115 Segrisf. B. ................ 115 Segrisf. K. ......36. 60. 67. 115 Seifer. J. .................. 107 Senneft. D. ..........50.86. 107 SenneH. T. . . . .43. 44. 50. 51. .66. 82. 93. 94. 115 Sen'Iney. D, ............... IIl Seyfried. K. ............55. 137 Shade. L. .................. 111 Sharfe. M. ................. 107 Sharp. L. ............. 54. 137 Sharp. R. ....37. 43. 44. 4a. 51. 60. 63. 67. 96. 315 Shea. D. .................. 107 Shelby. J. .................. 137 SHeIfon. L. , .36. 60. 67. 96. 111 Shepard. F. ................ III Shepard. J. .......... 42. 63. III Shepherd. G. .............. III Sherman. S. ...... 51. 60. 67. III Shillinger. D. ........... 36. 107-1 Shulfs. B. ............... 36. III SIdweII.S........,......36.III Sieber. S. .................. 107 SIeber. R. .......... I37 Sigmon. J. ................. I37 SIIber. D. ........ 51.60. 67. 111 Simon. P. .................. III Simone. ?. .......... 52. 67. 107 Simpson. P, .50. 60. 67.95. 115 Skeens. D. .......... 67. 111. 115 Skorogod. B. ...... 37. 50. 53. I37 Slavey. L. .................. I38 SIusI'Ier. D. ............. 55. I33 SmaIIwood. A. . .. SmaIIwood. K. ....86. 87. 107 ......,45, 107 Smiley. R. .......... 42. 103. 107 Smith. B. .................. 115 Smith. C, ............. 107. III Smifh. D. .. ...,43. 45. 116. 138 Smifh. D. ............... 52. 138 Smith. D115 Smifh. G. .................. I I I Smi1h. H. 111 SmH-h. J, .................. 111 Smifh. R. ............... 4-2. 111 Sm11'11. R. . ................ I 15 Smeh. R. ............... 65. 13E Smifh. S. .................. 111 Smith. S. .........43. 52. 53. 60 96. 97. 138 51111111. T. .. . . .42. 50. 51. 52. 93. 94-. 115 Smith. W. .............. 37. 115 Snedegar. R ..........I39 Snedegar. T. ............... I39 SneII. F. ...... 43. 45. 64. 65. 92. 94. 139 Small. K. ............50. 60. III SneII. P. ....4-2. 50. 52. 65. 104. 107 Snyder. B. . ..51. 82. 87. 93, 94. 111 Soiomon. R. ................ I I l Spahn.J. ,........51.IJI Sparks. D. ................. 152 Sparks. 6, ....... 62. 63. 66. I39 Spaulding, M. ....42. 51. 55. I39 SpauIding. M. .............. III Spaw. P. .37. 45. 51. 52. 60. 61.63.67.108.111 Spooner. J. ................ I I I 176 SpurIock. B. ......... 4-9. 67. 115 SpurIock. L. ................ I39 S+acey. L. ....48. 51. 52. 63. 67. 103. 107 Sfaderman. M. ....54. 82. 93. I9'45. SIamper. T. ............ 86. 103 SfapIes. E. .............. 49. 111 Sfarkey. J. ................ 107 Sieger. K. . . . . . . .86. 91. 106 Sfeger. R. ....88.93.94. 112. 115 S1ein. J, ................... 107 Sfeinkamp.H.........36 Sieinmefz. D. ........ 56. 93. 115 SIeinmeIz. J. ........... 63. 107 Stephens. K. ....36. 42. 51. 53. 60. 63. 111 Sfephens. V. . ............. 115 Sternberg. J. ............... 94 Sfevens. B. ................ 152 Stevens. K. ...........60 Sfevens. R. ................ 111 Stewart. M. ................ I I I Sfoddard. N. .............. III 51'011. D. ...... 43, 48. 52. 61. 64-. 65. 139 Stone. C. .......... 60. 67. 115 Shane. D. ...46. 82. 91. 92, 94. III SI'one. L. ....37. 43. 45. 52. 60. 61.63.65.67.71.117.113.139 SIone.M. ............36.107 Sform. R. .............. 65. 107 Sfringer. J. ......82. 91. 92. III Sfrunk. B. ............. 54. 139 511.1111. D. ............60.115 Suckling. B. ............. 65. 107 Suckling. S. ,........65. 107 Suckling, S. ......... 4-5. 55. 139 .42. 43. 48. 50. 51. 60. 61. 66. 67. 115 Suppe. B. Suffon. B. .................. 107 T Tanner. C. ................. I 11 Tanner. M. ................. I39 Tanner. R. ................. I39 Tarfer. A, .................. III TarIer. B. .................. 14-0 Tarier. S. .................. 14-0 Tasch. 13. ........ 50. B6. 92. 111 Tasch. G. .43. 51. 52. 60. 67. 96. 97'. 140 Taylor. A. ,. ............ 56. 115 Taonr. B. .................. I I 1 Taylor. D. .............. 4-5. 107 Taylor. D. .....,.......110. 152 Taylor. D. ..... 43. 52. 60. 96. 97. I 17. I40 Taonr. J. .............. 54-, 115 Taonr. K, ........... 65. 67. 115 Taylor. L. .............. 55. 14-0 Taylor. P. .................. 96 Taonr. R. ....65. 82. BB. 91. 107. 140 Taylor. S. ............... 56. 115 Teague. P. ........ 50. 60. 67. 115 I x...-...$g. . Student Index Teepen. J. .............. 50. l07 VandergriH. D. .........l40 WeHs. B. .........42. 43. 45. 49. Wilson. H. ....42. 47. 55. 94. I42 Telecsan. 6. .,42, 49. 53. 65, Ill Vanover, D. ............. 50. Ill 5f. 52. '4' Wilson, J. ................. HS Thacker. L. ............. 35. l07 VanVuren. D, ........ 55. 87. m7 Wells. P- -.-...36. 37. 42. 52. 60- Wilson, M. ......53. 55. 35. 103 Thompson. D. .............. Ill VanVuren. K. .49. b4. 55. HI W Ih 67' IL; Wiison. S. ................. '07 Thompson. R. .. ...51. 86. I07 Vaughn. 0. ....37. 42. 43. 5I. I40 Wes - 5- - --------------- Wilson. 5. ...........4a. 55. I42 Thorn+on. c. ............ so. IO7 Vaughn. 5. .1 ................ 107 mm- L 445-374 52- 52' 61.941 Wing. J. .................. I42 Thurman. P. ............ 56. H5 Vaughf, R. ................. HI Wernke D 58 WEnkler. T. ..... 5!. 32. 92. HI Timbarlake. E. ....45. 50. SI, Hl Vincent J. ..49. 63. 65. I03. IO7 Wesley. BI ''''''''''''' I07 Wisbev. C. .....l15 Tl'mmer. F. ............l40.l52 Vincenf.Jlll WeslelK ------------- b 40HI4J Wisbey. D. ................ II5 Time. D. ........35. I07. III v.25, p. ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 5.5.71. I4! wes+yia ' 5349' m Wiseman. K. .......... 35. III 4...... M 5-7.45- 39. 54- .513- Ff; we... .. .................. .07 aman- 5. -------------- :5; Tomlinson B I I 36' f07 Wes+ermeyen B. .... .63. 65. III Eseman, 4 4 ' ' ' 4 ' ' ' ' 4 - - . WrH', E. ....... 36.45.55.142 Tompkins C ........ Ill Wefhlngfon. D. ......... 50. I07 W' R 7 T k. ' L 4 48 W Whalen. S. ..............57 58 W- ' ---------------- '0 omp 154 - - ------------- Wh I J 60 WIHe. G. .50. 97. 107 Town. 5. .................. I40 Wach+er. F. ,,,,, 313.43.44.49. 663 , ----------------- WM 5 H5 Town. a. ................. m 5., us W... 6- --------------- :4: We... k. ..',.'.'.1'.I'.. .IIo7 Treufh. C. ................. 59 WacHer. R. 57 I42 thee er- PG ---------------- 55 Wang D. ''''''''' 35, 45, .07 Traufh. D, ........86.87.107 Wade. D. ...SI. 52. 60. bl. 1:5. Iman- - --------------- wojfe' s. .42 Tripp. L. .....35. 42. 49. 52. 50. 57. III WWB' D4 ' 4444444 37' '07 Worland M 50 87 :07 57 I07 WaH 5 49 ,l, Whife. D, ........50, 62. 53, I15 W I '5 - ------- - 65' '07 ' 4 4 . . ore.. .............. . Tripp. P, ,.,.37, 43. 44. 45. 49. Wallace c. ....42 50 92 HS WMSI M- ......62. 64' '074 H5 y 52 60 6! 67 I40 ' 4 - - Wh Wrenn. J. ........42. 47. 56. I42 1 . . - Wallace. L. . ...50. bl. 53. HS 5! N- ---------------- ' w s 3., Tucker. D. ................. I07 Wallace W. ..............86 whi+i5.PlO7 Wr?n:.R .................. 07 Tucker. L. ......... III WaHen L. 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