Norwood High School - Silhouette Yearbook (Norwood, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 214 of the 1970 volume:

3'3? Norwood High School NORXMUOD. OHIO j OPQWOPOI A silhouette is an outlined figure shaded in with dark sketching or color, Before high school our lives are simply an outlined figure with nothing hlling theme High school begins the many years of planning our lives to meet certain goals. What we do now will refiect upon our lives for many years to come. It is not too late to begin filling in our silhouette with that which we will be proud. High school is just the beginning; significant and unlimited roads are ahead. Norwood High tries to acquaint the students with the decisions and the hardships of the future. This book is published with the intention of representing a silhouette of Norwood High School, and with the hope it will parallel our own reminiscencest 1w n 1w m 6 Students Spnns Clubs Synopsis Advertisements Wlmzjo neggcb gaming in Aid youth $525 flue Ioadt anal id clean! for tile future. EURIPIDES 3A4? clirection in wlu'cA eclucation darts; a man wit? olefermine Aid future Iii. g1: w .9235: Jdif tAat id id tlte reduft O wAaf we Aaue tlwugAf. SUTTAPITAKA DEMONSI AHON IINEAR EXPANSII APPAMMS x 105le On flue fiefclzi o o$deruafiom clwmce fauom onfy fAe mine! tltall id prepared. PASTEUR II java rtenclci, two $06lled thA one dong lndlgll'y HOMER Wlwd id tile 061614 50 Kong ad tile fire of douf id Ainollgo! at tile taper 0f conuiuiafity, anal flle wingd of 4ienoldlu'p never mafia a lgatlwr. DICKENS W mudf clam, anal Glare again anal go on clawing. GEORGE JACQUES DANTON 16 3v5v391016Y6Y6Y33533g 5. ;3'33'3K Q co 4v NNQNM $dvvwmya T w$kh A .oo iw$3$a ' QR? b o b0d o$090a Q $'2222$93 :3 18 3A2 lluman $06!? id a watch ; a farge watcA condtructecl wilA . . . :SA'KK anal ingenuifg. UHOMME MACHINE 19 Norw00d High School has been equipped with a teaching staff who not only spent many hours a day instructing students in the classroom but invested much of their time with extra curricular activities. This time consisted of several hours a week supplying the students with helpful answers and ideas for running an organization with ease and efficiency. With the guidance of those teachers, who may be credited with such practices, the students learned fellowship, organization, parliamentary procedure, respect for othersi wishes, and a true meaning of Norwood High School. This knowledge attained will be applied in future years. To those teachers we dedicate this book with gratitude and a sincere thank you. 24 Mr. Geselbracht listens to one of many who enters his office. rinciloaf 59245 new uture. As principal, Mr. Geselbrachtls main duties are the formation of school policy and supervision of the teaching staH. However, this year he has spent a great deal of his time advising the architect in the planning of the new school. After consultations with each department head, the general construction plans were completed and a model made for presentation to the voters. Mr. Geselbracht was largely responsible for student organization for the passage of the bond issue. Now that the new school is a certainty, more detailed plans can be completed. Mr. Geselbracht wants new ideas in education brought into the new build- ing. Plans include a schedule more comparable to a college format. Some classes would meet three times per week for different periods of time. There would be no regular study halls and homerooms would no longer exist. The cafeteria would not only be much larger, but would be open all day as a place for relaxation. Perhaps the most outstanding feature is the new library. Individual study carrels would be provided where students could use tapes, records, and hlms. Mr. Geselbracht will be directing the future of Nor- woodls students. 7 5 Communication is important in Mr. Geselbraehtls agenda. J4Jminidtralion duperuided dfuclenf progfwnd. Mr. Kistler examines his morning correspondence. Miss Grimn pauses from her work to talk to a studenth The students of Norwood High School are guided in the educa- tional and vocational fields through the concentrated efforts of the administrative staff. Duties of Mr. Keith Lawson as assistant principal are divided between advising student council and pursu- ing student discipline. Organizing school activities is the conccrn of Miss Nell Griffin, student coordinator and assistant principal. The technical school and night school consumes much of the time of assistant principal Mr. Elton Kistler. Norwood is fortu- nate to have a dedicated administration. Mr. Lawson reviews a student record as he hurries to keep an appointment. 2.6 m4: Sociaf $ienced Amadeus: oned aclalotagifify. MR. GARDNER MR. GRIFFEL Thought provoking ideas require contemplation in the Humanities. MR. JONES MR. LITTMAN MISS MCCOLLUM MR. NORCROSS MR. OLMES MR. QUERY Governmental study prepares students for responsible citizenship. MR. SELF MISS WARE 7-7 uI know ifs in there some place. Randy and Bruce pause after class to question Mr. Thomas. gimme clevefolazs an unolerzstancling of g, e. MR. BALLINGER MR. DISTLER MR. MORGAN MISS SAYRE MR. THOMAS $ 7.8 i i MR ADAMS MR. ENGLE Jogicaf concfuzsiona are MR. GERRARD . a proclucf of WafAemahcd. MR. LUDWIG MR. SANDERSON MR. SMITH So, X equals 115 is your answer. 19 Experience in jncludfriaf J4rfd alolafied t0 fate!- gf . MR. HEFFNER MR. HOOVER MR. PROP Q N . ' 11 I :9 ' ' :1 ' frili iI'V ! MRS. BOSCH X X ; MRS. PEIRANO 1 jogration of foreign cultured accompanied fanguage dfucly. MRS. MATTICKS MISS PARRIS MR. WYNN A unique class of four students enables an intensive study of French. Mr. Sharp observes his class as they search for job openings. MRS. BRUETTING MR. DOSCH MR. SHARP 1 S eciaf Education rouiclw or acluancemenf. P P 31 An encouraging smile can determine a studenVs acceptance of a grade. MRS. ALLEY MISS BARNHILL angfidA comlomAend ion Mrs. Buchy explains corrections made on a previously taken test. rm; MRS. BUCHY MRS. BURTON MRS. DILLE MISS DOMASCHKO MR. FOOTE MRS. GRAVES 32, Miss GuenterEs seniors plan a farce 0n Macbeth. QXtQROIJ tAPOMgAObLt CLFI fiefold 0 encleauor. Mrs. Dille closes the door on a successful day. MISS GUENTERT MRS. HERRING MISS JONES MRS. MAITLAND MISS SMITH MRS. WILSON 33 Jmelgclge anal Teachers Often consult one another in hopes of finding innovative and improved teaching methods. MR. ATHY MR. AUKERMAN MISS BARBER MR. BOULDIN 34 MR. DIETZ MRS. KALKBRENNER MR. LOWTHER MRS. LUCAS MRS. MCCOY MRS. PUTHOFF MR. SHEEPARD MR. VINCENT experience Prepare dtuclentd or future Audinedd trandactiond. Mrs. McCoy lends assistance in programming the computer. 35 Wade refeaded fAe inner emofi0n5 o tAe participantd. MR1 HELM MR. PHILLIPS MRS. WHITE MR. WHITE .x4rf expredded flue Allaclea 0 Quad? The ability to express oneself is an important factor in the field of art. . x The choir makes use of the saying nPractice makes perfect? MRV MAY MR. PORTER MRS. BAUM MRS. HAMPTON MRS. TEEGARDEN Mrs. Teegardcn aids in the finishing touches of Lorettafs dress. , gome aconomicd initiated a girld alamedh'c career. Culinary courses include other responsibilities. 37 you turn to da Qty witA $river Eclucafion. MR. MAITLAND 1210? 1 , Mr; Maitland instructs Debbie Fairchild on the proper technique of turning. J4 laAydicaffy ealucatec! $06!? liar$om flte agerf minol. Onem.two...three. .four. one...two.A.three... MISS BUTTERFIELD MR. DALY MR. ORLOFF MRS. MR. WOODRUFF WICKEMEYER ucafionaf training guaranteed uture emlafoyment. MR. MR. HAINES AD ELSPERGER Mn Adelsperger demonstrates the placement of a crank. The junior cosmetology class receives expert training from Mrs, Riley. MRS. RILEY MR. SHERER MRS. WAHLERT MR. WHITE MR. WITTICH 39 Coundefom give acluice anal aiol t0 dhwlenfd. uI have an appointment with Miss Noel for 9:05. Listening to announcements is first on the counselors' schedules. MR. CAHILL MRS. J OHNSON MISS KIERNAN MISS NOEL M ISS NOLTE MRS. PULLON MISS WHISLER I wk 4h .SLCI-efaried, Calgteria, MRS. ADAMS Wain tenance MRS. KINGERY MRS. MOORE MRS. PALMER MRS. SCHOENY MISS WERNER BACK ROW: R. Parking J. Gehler, N. Wright, D. Sheafer, G. Roy, L. BACK ROW: W. Murphy, R. Massey, F. Burnett, L. Hatcher- Hagemeier. F. Eckel, C. Carrier. FRONT ROW: D. Millennor, N. Blair, G. son. FRONT ROW: 0. Ward, J. Dalton, T. Jones. Taylor, D. Nunn, E. Walls, W. Rolph. 4.1 Swich4oaro! BACK ROW: D. Ccchran, J', Cook, B. Hem, L, Costello, M. Rose, C. Boyd, C. Parker, J. Morgan. B. Popplewell, B. Bross. FRONT ROW: J. Frazier, D. Fairchild, S. Barnard, G. Manning, C. Barker, D. Gilreaih, C. Croweak, S. McDonald, D. Wilson, S. Keith. ; Coundeford WP ePd BACK ROW: P. Burgin, D. Smith, BA Gibson. 2ND ROW: K. Snell, L. Shelton, C. Braunm, K. Dunn. P. Moon, B. Harness, P. Taylor, P. Wells, K. Grace, P. Wiliiams. FRONT ROW: P. Mc- Guire. S, Mellett, J. Sanderson, S. Murphy, S, McDonald. Cfini BACK ROW: K. Fcnker. C. Parker, D. Pcttit, K. KnarrLK. Barber. 3RD ROW: P. Morgen- roth. P. Williams, C. Carrier, P. Becknell. S. Gaddis, D. Blake, S. Alred, Mrs. Hatfield. 2ND ROW: C. Gann. L, Levi, C. OKeefe, L. God- sey, L. Hughes, J. Rupert. FRONT ROW: L. Cook, P. Spawl 47. vnuv'un... $4ril4'51I-i . mm. 1 I d! ' -u' 4-3 Oflike WPLQPLS BACK ROW: K Smallwood, J. Cox, J. Rogers, D. Cochran, B. Hem. 2ND ROW: C. Keuffer, G. Manning, 5. Barnard, G. Reedy, K. Myers, A. Jones, P. Williams, R. Jagoditz, B. Sutton, Z. Judd. B. Hurt. FRONT ROW: C. Hubbard, K. Barber, S. Froedge, P. Wells, I . Morgan. oz? $15511? BACK ROW: M. Keeton, S. Murphy, T. Jack- son. K. Privitt, B. Keith, D. Whitaker, D. Gaddis. L. McFarland, N. Shillinger, I. John- son, M. Nimeskern, V. Kingery, D. Bczanson, S. Mitchell. 3RD ROW: Mrs. Peirano, E. Bar- ton, S, Jackson, V Cooper, T. Sparks, N. Booth, C. Christian, B. Sholts, S. Matthews, D. Burton, I. Crowe. J. Sellars, I, Crain, Mrs. Bosch. 2ND ROW: P. Jones, M. Gibson. K. Cox, D. Ma- rion. B, White, S. Hicks, J. Hubbard, D. Elliott, M. Hopkins. FRONT ROW: N. Coomer, D. Clem, M. Hester, L. Delph, E. Clapper, S. NunemakerV B. Wasson, B, Grooms. gaelenll Calgfema BACK ROW: H. Childress, B. Tomlinson,s Litmer J. Spurlock, D. Farmer. 2ND ROW: H Copelin, R Leidenheimer, D, Sullivan, P. Siler. R. Coffey, D. Adams. FRONT ROW: K. Goecke, 0 Vincent, L. Adcock, I. Duncan, E. Young, L. Bailey, P. Brown. IHIHI I , amt ., t ,.n .... .c goaml 0f gJucafion guided The five members of the Board of Education meet each month to approve rules and determine the policies Which govern the operation and the maintenance of the live Nor- wood elementary schools and the high school. Position as president and other offices are rotated each year. The schoolst governing body is elected by the citizens of Nor- wood. Each member serves a four year term without compensation for his services. The superintendent, Mr. Brooks A. Parsons, is executive ofhcer and recommends to Mr. Gabe. President; Mr. Funk, Mr. Downs, Mr. Dorl, Mr. Par- sons, Superintendent; M12 Pace, Mr. Beckstedt, Mr. Leary, Clerk: treasurer and Assistant to the Superintendent. dCAOOgS. the board members various policies and procedures on which the Board should take action. The major task of the Board of Education this year has been that of planning a new junior-senior high school complex and the remodeling of existing elementary school buildings. The cost of this project necessitated placing a bond issue before the voters. The bond issue passed and the Board of Education has new and better horizons for the future. The life of 3. Norwood High School student consists of various activities ranging from academic to extracurricular, His everyday agenda includes new friendships, challenges, reports, and plans for the future. Within the enclosure of the halls of Norwood, the student learns many basic elements that add to the completion of his silhouette. He learns responsibility, the power of a defeat and how to do better next time, how to accept success as a part of life, and continue to make his whole life a success. High school can be the turning point for an individual. The track is set and his decision is to stay in the right direction. 48 :r mur- SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Newell Mastin, treasurer; Steve Schwankhaus, president; Larry Schneeman. vice president; and Lynn Noland, secretary. ,....mnr..mWaga-nw4hx A 'u t x gnior year inaffy arrival for Cfadd o ,70. The Senior Class began as typical freshman, and slowly began to build unity in character. In their freshman year, the class defeated the Seniors in a traditional tug of war. They participated in many sports and had a good basket- ball team. One of the purposes of a class is to accumulate enough funds to finance the Junior Prom. The class sponsored many money-making projects to obtain these 49 funds, and their prom was undoubtedly one of the most successful due to the classesi hard work and incentive. As Juniors, members of the class captured leads in the musical. Perhaps the most gratifying experience and service was the participation in the Bond Issue. This showed their pride and feelings toward what had been a major inhuence in their lives-Norwood High School. A4... Maturity, confiolence, JAMES W. ADAMS RUSSELL E. ADAMS LINDA G. ANDREWS CAROL E. ARNOLD REBECCA E. ASHBROOK DANNY R. ASHER JERRY L. BAIRD CHARLES BAKER LINDA L. BAKER KATHY S. BARBER CHARLES W. BARKELOO, JR. LINDA S. BARNES 5'0 and! uifafity '59 are 0f denior if; at WOPLUOOOI AQA .SJCAOOK 5'1 ROBERT A. BARTON J OHN L. BATES BEVERLY D. BECKER ALICE R. BECKETT PEGGY BECKNELL JOYCE L. BENNETT TERRY C. BENZ DEBORAH S. BLAKLEY DALE J. BLOMER JEAN F. BOCKHOLD JACQUELINE A. BOECKMANN VICTOR L. BOELSCHER ginaf recognition given llo deniord on enior $ay. NORRIS R. BOOTH JAMES E. BOULDIN BERT BOWLING, JR. CINDA L. BOYD LINDA K. BOYD MARK S. BRAGG WILLIAM F. BRENNECKE RICHARD H. BRINKDOPKE NANCY M. BROERMAN BARBARA A. BROSS JOSEPH M. BROTZGE CLARENCE BROWN 5'2. 53 Gary and Denny splice a film during a free bell. TIMOTHY P. BROWN JAMES D. BROWNING JOHN W. BRUCE BRENT A. BUQUO ALBERT BURING BETSY K. CANNAVA ROGER L. CANTERBURY PENNY D. CARNES LAURA A. M. CERASI gJUumoroud denior Infay, ome Out of tAe CgMef, ,, BERT CHALLIS, JR. JAMES D. CLARK MARSHALL T. CLARK CHARLES D. COCHRAN STEVEN W. COFFEY LESLIE J. COLE JEROME L. COOK JOANNA COOK LORA L. COSTELLO STEPHEN P. COSTELLO DEBORAH A. COUCH JOHN L. COX 54- exceffecl recorolzs wifA twegle 55 BONNIE L. CRAWFORD PATRA L. CREEKMORE JAN R. CROWE CHRISTINE A. CROWEAK KENNETH R. CUNDIFF DEBORAH A. DALTON LINDA C. DANIEL VICKIE R. DEATON WILLIAM H. DEBORD, III MICHAEL V. DEGARO CAROL S. DEHART LINDA K. DELPH G n E .3; . 2 .53; . ,, - . . - .. SENIOR ADVISORY COUNCIL: BACK ROW: S. Gabriel, P. Wells, L. Schneeman, B. Rudd, K. Myers, G. Telecsan. SECOND Z. Judd. K. Snell. M. Clark. N. Mastin, S. Quay. THIRD ROW: ROW: 1.. Costello, L. Noland. FRONT ROW: S. Schwankhaus. MARY J. DENOMA MICHAEL L. DOUGLAS WANDA L. DOUGLAS SHARON R. DOWNEY DENNIS W. DURHAM PATSY A. DYKES STEVE EDWARDS DANA K. ELLIOTT DONALD S. ELLIOTT 57 KAREN L M. ELLWEIN KATHY M. FENKER LAWRENCE E. FIGHTER DARLENE FIKE DONALD E. FOSTER STEVEN L. FOX JANET D. FRAZIER SHEILA M. FREYHOF SHARON K. FROEDGE THOMAS E. FULMER DIANA L. FYE STEVEN L. GABRIEL .Sjmiorzj fauna! time Ig'om tAeir 40mg cheolulgd STELLA M. GARLAND KATHY L. GIBSON MONA F. GIBSON HOWARD G. GILES GARY L. GILLESPIE KAREN S. GILLISPIE GREGORY A. GLASSMEYER LINDA F. GODSEY DAVID R. GOINS EDWIN L. GOODMAN TERRY R. GRAY CONNIE O, GREATHOUSE for fun, re axation anal contempfation 59 of iclead. JUDITH L. GREEN MONICA E. GRESSER SHARON K. GROSS JERRY L. GRUBB DEBORAH S. GRUBBS NANCY L. HAENNY BRUCE W. HALL LINDA J. HALL RONALD J. HANRAHAN KENNETH E. HART MICHAEL J. HATHAWAY DAVID E. HAYES 66 ,7 7 W llama faitA in our- duccedd wad 70 motto. HAROLD L. HAYES ALICE F. HEAD JOEL W. HELTON JOHN C. HENDERSON LORETTA HENSLEY MICHAEL L. HENSON PAMELA A. HENSON WILLIAM S. HERN CLIFFORD R. HICKEY BOBBIE K. HILL DAVID L. HILL DOUGLAS F. HILL 6o 61 As head cheerleader Kathy Barber pre- pares a teepee for a game. EMMA J. HILT SUSAN K. HIPKINS PAMELIA L. HOLLARS WILLIAM L. HOLLIFIELD DONNA L. HOOD CHARLES D. HORN, JR. DANNY D. HORNSBY LETTIE M. HOSKINS JOY F. HUBBARD jlw caffing carcld arrival ancl excitem?nt MYRTLE F. HUBBS JEANNIE C. HUGGINS ARTHUR F. HUGHES LESLIE E. HUGHES RICHARD J. HUGHES JOSEPH E. HULL SHARON L. HULL BETTY L. HURT VALETTA M. IRVINE LINDA C. JACKSON PATSY A. JASPER ANNA M. JONES 67. dtirreo! among tAe Aeniord a5 fAey excLangec! tAem. ANITA Z. JUDD GARY R. JUMP CYNTHIA D. KEUFFER WILLIAM J. KIEFFER GAIL L. KIMBALL DARLENE A. KLANKE MICHAEL D. KLAR EMMA C. KNARR CAROLE A. KOEHLER DEBRA L. KOEHLER PATRICIA L KOMARA PAMELA J. KRASS 63 SANDRA J. LAAKE JACKLYNN D. LANCASTER BARBARA C. LAWSON WILLIAM D. LAWSON SANDRA K. LEICHT LOIS A. LEVI EARNIE L. LIPPS DENNIS M. LUKEN MARY K. LUSK 64 glue generation gap gzddend ad deniord mature; MELVIN LUSK BARBARA A. LUTSCH LARRY L. LYONS SANDRA MAGGARD DANNY E. MASON NEWELL S. MASTIN CAROL R. MATTHEWS FRANK A. MAUPIN CHARLES M. MAYS JOANN MCALLISTER LINDA L. MCCOY RICHARD MCCREARY 65 Superior denier gzaclemllilo wow Preclomincinf in SHARON K. MCDONALD BRENDA L. MCFARLAND ROY D. MEECE BEVERLY G. MERKHOFER ANDREW D. METCALFE GEORGE S. METZ TARI A. MIRACLE DONALD R. MITCHELL JENNIFER S. MONHOLLEN PAMELA M. MOON DIANA L. MORGAN PAMELA A. MORGENROTH 66 tAe exfracurricufar activitied provides! Ag tAe JCAOOZ DAVID R. MORRIS PAMELA S, MOUNCE THOMAS E. MURRELL KAREN J. MYERS JEFFREY S. NAEGEL REGINA R. NASH MARGIE NIMESKERN CHARLOTTE L. NOLAND RANDOLPH G. NUNN, JR. CONNIE S. UKEEFE MICHAEL J. ORR CAROL J. OTIS gniom $ encouragement willl unclercfazjdmem MICHAEL E. OWENS CHRISTINE F. PARKER GEORGE A. PATTERSON LINDA S. PATTERSON DIANE PAYNE WILLIAM G. PERKINS PATRICIA A. PERRY DENISE A. PETTIT PHILIP E. PILLMAN HENRIETTA S. POSEY VICKI L. POTRAFKE MELVIN R. PRELL 68 uPeggy, Peggy I got accepted by Hanover? DOREEN A. PRINCE ANN F. PUGH STANLEY I. QUAY BARBARA E. RAMEY MICHAEL E. RAMSEY STEVE D. RANDALL MARK A. REEVES LARRY D. REYNOLDS CHARLES S. RICE .S-Jeniom voice! purlagz anc! gage! cw f eir coford JOHN R. ROGERS DAVID A. ROHDENBURG JAMES E. ROHDENBURG BRENDA J. RUDD MICHAEL S. SCALES CYNTHIA C. SCHADEL PAMELA s. SCHMIDT LAWRENCE F. SCH'NEEMAN LEE w. SCHURGAST FREDERICK S. SCHWANKHAUS JUDY K. SELLARS DEBORAH D. SENTNEY 7O U50 eta Linc! claidied ad tlLeir fiowem. LINDA S. SHELTON J UDITH A. SHEPARD GARY SHEPHERD STEPHANIE SHERMAN WILLIAM C. SHULTS SUELLEN SIDWELL DONNA R. SILBER PAMELA T. SIMON HAROLD M. SMITH JAMES D. SMITH RITA C. SMITH KATHLEEN L. SNELL WILLIAM M. SNYDER JAMES W. SPAHN MICHAEL W. SPAULDING PHYLLIS J. SPAW JACKIE M. SPOONER THERESA A. SPURLOCK HARRY J. STEINKAMP KATHY L. STEPHENS JAMES D. STONE 77. Seniors show off their wheels of freedom. Cfadd 0f ,70 feaued WitA 4etfer POULOIZS aAeaci JAMES P. STRINGER CAROLYN S. TANNER BRUCE W. TASCH BRUCE W. TAYLOR PAMELA G. TAYLOR GARY K. TELECSAN DEBRA S. THATCHER DAVID E. THOMPSON CATHY L. THORNTON EDWARD A. TIMBERLAKE, JR. RICHARD A. TIMERDING ALBERT H. TUDOR 73 $niord exerciziec! LlAeir Iarimfgzge of fearing RICHARD E. UMBACH RICHARD J. UTTER KENNETH W. VANVUREN JERRY G. VINCENT DEBORAH E. WADE STEPHEN J. WALL BRENDA J. WEBB PATRICIA E. WELLS GREGORY A. WEST ROBERT T. WESTERMEYER PAULA A. WHEELER MYRA J . WHITIS 74- aucliforium whiz; unclercfaddmen remained! deafeol. CHRISTOPHER J. ZIMMERMAN DAVID C. BEST JAMES W. BEST DANNY L. BURTON LARRY S. CARSON DANNY L. DANIELS JACK D. DANIELS JEROME P. FRANKENHOFF MICHAEL G. GARVEY JAMES M. GREATOREX JOHN D. HADDIX KATHLEEN M. HOLTHAUS GAYLA L. HYDEN ROBERT M. JEFFRE MICHAEL G. JOHNSON GARY E. JONES BRENDA G. KNIGHT 75 PATRICIA A WILLIAMS DONNA M. WILSON TERRY L. WINKLER SHIRLEY J. WRENN GEORGE P. ZAFERES CAROLINE M. ZIMMERMAN GRADUATING BUT NOT PICTURED DAVID LACH LAWRENCE C. LEIDENHEIMER DENNIS M. LYNCH MICHAEL A. MARSHALL RICHARD J. MERRILL BENNIE R MILLER DAVID W. MIZE PATRICIA L. NESTER RODERICK W. PADGETT GINGER REEDY MICHAEL E. RUBY TIMOTHY W. SCHULTZ FRANK A. SHEPARD BETTY J. WILDER GORDON N. WILDER ROGER E. WILKERSON Aif fllat id 4,4 of lu'gll dclmof id Sonuetted. r 76 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Judy Baker, President; Bruce Bisher, Vice President: Randy Coats, Treasurer; Pam Burgin, Secretary Cf add 0 I 971 BACK ROW: BA Bishop, J. Bauer, 1.. Baker, D. Bells. L. Anderson, R. Barn 4TH ROW? G. Bogle, L, Beckner, D. Baker, T. Adamson, P. Ballard, T. Broughton. 3RD ROW: C. Barrows, B. Baker, B. Bisher, A. Adams, C. Braunm, S. Bordwine. 2ND ROW: J. Adkins, C. Brown, R. Broaden. C. Barker, S. Baker, D. Blake, R. Bingham. FRONT ROW: B. Bennett, R, Auter. son, S. Abbatiello, S. Beaty. E. Behrens, M. Baker. BACK ROW: S. Ellwein, L. Cobb. B. Borin, C. Christian. D. Kriick, M. Brice. 4TH ROW: C. Carrien K. Colyer, H. Copclin, B. Clement, V. Bryant. 3RD ROW: A. Crowe, M. Deborde, M. Cholkas, D. DeBord. C. Coburn, D. Campbell. 2ND ROW: M. Dodridge. D. Clay, 5' Barnard, L. Casterh'ne, W. Cannava. H. Callahan. FRONT ROW: P Burgin, B. Carson, S. Buch- anan. W. Carter. D. Capps. BACK ROW: J. Criscillis, M. Conners, D. Colver, J. Cox, T. Dunbar. D. Cross. 4TH ROW: T. Davis, D. Cox, R. Coots, H. Curry, T. Crowe. 3RD ROW: M. Dwyer, K. Crutch- mld. D. Counts, C. Croweak, K. Cooper, T. Cooper. 2ND ROW: A. Cornelius, J. Conklin, K. Dunn, E. Durbin, R. Cornelison, S. Geiger. FRONT ROW: D. Daniels, L. Cook, S. Croucher, S. Cornelius, A. Craig, D. Giles, B. Dulong. BACK ROW: D. Evans. J. Gaffney, J. Fields, R. Ervin. P Gli'sson, V Henry. 4TH ROW: R. Frederick. B. Faulkner. S. Garland, J. Glisson, G. Fye. 3RD ROW: M. Edison. DA Sennett, D. Fairchild, J. Gossett. G. Grubbs, B. Evans. 2ND ROW: D. Gilreath. P. Friar. D. Fenske, K. Gorman, S Gaddis. FRONT ROW: B. Fox, B. Grooms. B. Gibson, B. Emery, B. Game, C. Garland. BACK ROW: C. Malott, I. Hesse, D. Hamil- ton, W. Holthaus, J. Hill, P. Jones. 4TH ROW: L. McCalla, R. Hoffman, D. Krieger, R. Hors- ley, J. Johnson. 3RD ROW: B. Hursh, J. Jacobs, L. Hahn, J. Logan, E. Hughes, P. Holloway. 2ND ROW: E. Knarr, L. Hawk, B Harness, R. Jagoditz, C. Hopper, D. Martin. FRONT ; ROW: K. Henderson, A. Meece, V. Meadors, v. Hickman, A. Klar, B. Hussey, B. Hinkle. 1 BACK ROW: P. Kinikles. T. King. M. Lack, D. Mecca S. McShane. 3RD ROW: S. Luckett. D. Mason. B. Kelly. T, Kuhn. V. Kingery. 2ND ROW: C. Lind. I. McKinney, G. Manning, B, Keeney. IST ROW: 5. Jones, V. Lawson, J. Lynch, P. Dees, J. Johnson. BACK ROW: C. Reeves, 1. Niehoff. M. Over- beck. E. Messer. J. Nickson. 4TH ROW: J. MitchelL S. Rose, S. Osborne, B. Schadel, P. Okeefe. P. Owens, J. RalstonA 3RD ROW: D. Pennington. D. Nunemaker. M. Miller. B. Mas- tin. 2ND ROW: L, Neal. P. McGuire. J. Metmer. B Naish. C. Moore; S. Mellett. FRONT ROW: S. Murphy, J. Morgenroth, J. Morgan, B. Porter, M. Neal. BACK ROW: 1 Rump. P. Parr. K Rineair. R. Thompson. D. Reeves. 4TH ROW: B. Skid- more. E. Patton. A. Smallwood. G. Ratcliff, L. Roberts. 3RD ROW: I Cook. I. Sanderson. P. SnelL L. Phelps, L. Stacey. D. Peponi's. 2ND ROW: D. White. B. Popnlewell, R. Patterson, K, Steger. V. Tudor. FRONT ROW: I. Watson, L. Roy, K. Rainey, S. Scott, B. Schalk, L. Tripp. BACK ROW: P. Simone, R. Taylor, J . Teepen, J. Vincent. 4TH ROW: R. Storm, D. Shillinger, B. Tomlinson. J. Steinmetz 3RD ROW! K. Smallwood. D. Tittle, J. Stein, S. Wilson, B. Sutton. 2ND ROW: M. Timerding, B. Wesley, P. Taylor, E. Yates. FRONT ROW: D. Wolfe, J. Waddle, C. Smith. C. Schmidt, BACK ROW: R Yerian, S. Vaughn, C. Wil- liamson, R. Wright. 3RD ROW: D. Wething- tom L. Wallace, D. Walters, D. VanVuren. 2ND ROW: P. Whitis, M. Worland, G. Witte, P. West. FRONT ROW: B. Wilson, J. Whitten- burg, M. Watson, M. Valerius, HGood morning, Norwood High School . . . A new friendship develops in the halls of Norwood High School. Marsha DeBorde's smile welcomes a visitor to Mr. Orloff's 0mm. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Randy Parsons, President; Darrell Buchanan, Secretary; Diane Degaro, Treasurer; Pam Clem, Vice President. Cf add 0 I 972 BACK ROW: J. Barton, S. Bloom, C. Benj- amin. G Altman, L. Barnes, D. Buchanan. 4TH ROW: B. Boeckmann, B. Bishop, V. Blackburn J. Blevins, C. Bonham. 3RD ROW: R. Bowman. K. Baird, J, Bennett, D. Ballard, B. Barnard. T. Bruce. 2ND ROW: M. Barrett, S. Alred. M. Baker, L. Adcock. D. Adams. FRONT ROW: V. Carson, D. Adams, P. Beg- ley, K. Alexander, R. Ballou. BACK ROW: S, Brennecke, L. Chapman, M. Broerman. M. Bowman. R. Compton, M Chele- kis. 4TH ROW: B. Clift. M. Bryce. J. Childers, D. Curry. B. Bowman. 3RD ROW: T. Chinn, J. Brewer, D. Burton, B. Bryant, J. Crain, R Carman. 2ND ROW: P, Clem, L. Brown, J. Crow: S. Brown, C. Coffey. FRONT ROW: C. Crabtree. M. Dalton, D. Clark, J. Byrge, J. Cox. BACK ROW: E. Dunn, D. Fitzgerald, R. Elam, R. Dickson, P. Elstun, J. Cracker. 4TH ROW: D. Diamond, L. Coots, V. Cooper, J. Cook, D. Day, C. Daniel. 3RD Row: S. Cox, J. Edwards, S. Estepp, L. Fichter, J. Cundiff. 2ND ROW2 B. Davis, W. Fields, I DeLape, P. Coffey, P. Eich, V. Dalton. FRONT ROW: E. Collins, N. Coomer, P. Cox, A. Davis, D. Elliott. BACK ROW: D. Elliott, G. Deskins, R. Best, C. Fischer, B. Cook, D. Former. 4TH ROW: J. Fennell, S. Deaton, L. Farris, K. Duncan, M. Endejann, D. Duncan, G Flynn. 3RD ROW: 3. Fink, B. Criswell, D. Engel, D Degaro, S, Grigsby, D. Felts. 2ND ROW: C. Gridcr, P. Edison, D. Coffey, T. Ford, G. Cooper, G. Hall. FRONT ROW: C. Goodin, K. Grigsby, M. Hester, B. Hoover, B. Hack- ney. BACK ROW: P. Goecke, S. McCann, P. Hawkins, M. Hamm, D. Foust, M. Foust. 4TH ROW: 1. Geiser, P. Gaffney, .T. Hamm, 1. Hedge, M. Grimmeissen. 3RD ROW: C. Hamilton, M. FuImer, N. Foozer, T. Hinkle, R. Green. 2ND ROW: 1. French, K. Havens, C. Gann, J. Frambes, J. Hawver, B. Hedge. FRONT ROW: C. Hollars, B. Fisher, L. Hall. D. Hedge, B. Hamm. BACK ROW: D. Johnson, R. Hollingsworth, G. Johnson, G. Hanrahan, A. Harless, M. Hensley, 4TH ROW: R Hicks, C. Hamblin, S. Hussey, C. Hicks, C. Hock. 3RD ROW: M. Keaton, T. Jackson, J. Hurd, B. Hicks, P. Heaton, MV Hamlin. 2ND ROW: C. Halton, . Key, S. Jackson, D. Garvey, J. Hurt. FRONT ROW: H. Holtzman, C. Hubbard, N. Hoover, K. Helton, M. Hopkins. BACK ROW: J. Lewis. E. Lipps, G. Levi, M Keith, G. Jones. 4TH ROW: D. Lovett, R. Leidenheimer, S. Litmer, D. King. F. Love, L. Jones. 3RD ROW: M. Kiser, B. Horsley, B, Kramer, C. Hopkins, G. Jones. 2ND ROW: M. McKinney, G. Larrison, L. Leach, B. Knepper, H. Lawhorn, J. Huntington. FRONT ROW: H. Lewallen, J. Horton. C. Keller, D. Kuy-Kendall, G. Kidd. BACK ROW: D. Miller, D Larkin, A Massey, B. Huskey, M. Loomis. 4TH ROW: A. Mea- gher, J. Mills, R. Loy, L. McFarland, L. McKee, C. Mills, 3RD Row: R McCormack, D. Lally, K. Miracle, T. Leach, D. Maupin, D. Mills. 2ND ROW: D. Maple, D. Booher, J. Martz, J. McFarland, C. Miller, P. Lawson. FRONT ROW: T. Goodman, K. Lowenstein. C. Mastin, E. Meadors, C. Crusoe, BACK ROW: D. Paddock, J. Northcutt, D. Pollitt, K. Peel, M. Laake, T. Peirano. 4TH ROW: M. O'Connor, D. Martin, L. Murrell, R. Pickereil, K. Morgan, B. MCErlane, C. Nelsonl 3RD ROW: T. Phelps, N. Patterson, B. Marion, C. Moore, V. New, B. Neeley. 2ND ROW: C. Mandarino, C. Payne, Z. Neeley, P. Moon, C. Price, D. Osterwisch. FRONT ROW: C. Naish, D. Marion, R. Parsons, J. Patterson, R. Meece, D. Leiden- heimer. BACK ROW! D. Reynolds, G. Rose, K. Reddington, B. Schneider, C. Schultz, P. Runion. 4TH ROW: A. Raisert, D. Rigney, B. Schwarberg, S. Asher, J. Rexroat, S. Row- land. 3RD ROW: K. Priveu, J. Schwankhaus, M. Schad, C Riddle, J. Peters, C. Rinck, 2ND ROW: R. Rulland, P. Rusk, K. Riley, D. Rieger. P. Richardson. FRONT ROW: M. Schwielerman, D. Schultz, K. Monhollen, J. Riley, JA Rupert, G. Rose. 84 BACK ROW: M. Sexton, T. Staderman, E. Scott, R. Thompson, G. Smith, C. Stapleton. 3RD ROW: D Stewart, M Seiter, M. Spur lock, J. Simon, B. Sonnycalf, W. Wall, R. TrammeII. 2ND ROW : J. Stockman, B. Sloan, J. Sloan, S. Stankovics, G. Smith, S. Tanner. FRONT ROW: T. Smith, J. Sigmon, M. Trusty, J. Smith, R, Smith, C. Simpson, S. Quillen. BACK ROW: M. Taylor, R. Withers, R. Vanoven L. Wilder, B. Tomiinson. 3RD ROW: S. Winder, G. Tumbleson, R. West, T. Week- Iey, H. Wilson. 2ND ROW: D. Sweet, J. Wilkerson, D. Tittle, B. Taylor, D. Whiteaker, V. Woods, FRONT ROW: R. Smith, B. Sum- ner, B. White, R. Tipton, P. Williams. BACK ROW: J. Turner, T, Strunk, R Trent- man, I Town, S. Wagner. 3RD ROW: B. Wright, D. Wilson, B. Tedford, T. Witt, J. Worland, T. Wallen. 2ND ROW: M. Wisby, D. Whitaker, J, Young, J. Touris, M. Vaughn. FRONT ROW: C. West, J. Ward, M. White, M. Spicka, J. Wilkerson. 1 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Lottie Stone, Vice President; Noma Jones, Treasurer; Karen Spaw, Secretary; Neil Lane, President. Cfaw 0 1973 BACK ROW: D. Baker, D. Bcaly, T. Adams, M. Belmont, A Homer, S. Ballard. 3RD ROW: F. Bayer, D. Abbott, T. Adkins, G. Becknell, V. Baker, C. Aylward. 2ND ROW: S. Andrews, P. Bishop, R. Baglien, J. Beckel- heimer, E. Barton, J; Barnard, D. Baker. FRONT ROW: D. Baker, V. Berling, R. Bernius, M.- Ball, L. Bailey, P. Ball, B. Baker. BACK ROW: M. Bogle, D. 30556, J. Brice, P. Burnett, C. Brisbin. 4TH ROW: L. Brinkdopke, B. Boyd, R Buglione, 3RD ROW: D. Booth, D. Bowlin, K. Brown, D. Bonham. 2ND ROW: L. Brown, E. Buchanan, L. Brown, J. BordwineV FRONT ROW: E. Brown, C. Buhr, P. Brown, E. Braden. BACK ROW: D Burton, S. Coffey, M. Cecil, D. Crockett, R. Cooper, D. Cooperx 4TH ROW: S. Calchera, R. Coffey, J. Bowling, D. Beaty, W, Coburn. 3RD ROW: M. Cannava, D. Copelin, K. Colson, J. Cox, M. Condren, D. Calhoun. 2ND ROW: E. Clark, M. Cox, G. Bailey, J. Dunigan, A. Brady, D. CaddelL FRONT ROW: E. Clapper, P, Carson, J. Cresie, D. Patrick, 8. Clark BACK ROW: R. DeBord, R. Calhoun, B. Ep- person, D. Fanning, G. Farris, M. Crutch- field. 4TH ROW: B. DuLong, T. Croweak, D. Dowd, J. Crowe, M. Eckel. 3RD ROW: J. Cook, B. Dutty, K. Fields, S Davis, M. DeBorde, B. Duncan. 2ND Row: S. Davis, V. Hays. J. Duncan. G. Fox. G. Croucher, G. Costello. FRONT ROW: A. Clark, D. Clem, L. Delph, M. Carr, M. Creedon. BACK ROW: L. Fischer, M. FrankenhoiT, W. Froedge, G. Giacai. M. Freeland, K. Fitz- gerald. 4TH ROW: L. Faulkner, T. Gabe, D. Fye, T Fite, J. Gibson. 3RD ROW: L. Dickson, D. Gadberry, L. Gillespie, D. Gaddis, P. Davidson, K. Goecke. 2ND ROW: F. Daniel, D. Henwood. G. Garrison, S. Dalton, D, Flynn, S. Goff. FRONT ROW: L. Fergu- son, S. Fulmer, C. Carter, B. Croucher, S. Fox. BACK ROW: S Hall. C. Hull, D. Hill, C. Hatfield, W. Hoffman, D. Halloran. 4TH ROW: S Johnson, E, Johnson, IV Frederick, R. Hedge T. Hauncrt 3RD ROW: L. Fish- back, S. Hessel, D. Hamm, B. Hathaway, EA Gabbard, J. Hamblin. 2ND ROW: B. Hen- derson, K. Grace, C. Gast, B. George, M. Gross. FRONT ROW: J. Gosser, S. Hodge, D. Gillispie, S. Hicks, D Hensley. BACK ROW: P, Fike, L. Harp, A. Guidi, G. Henges, C. Johnson, P. Gaffney. 4TH ROW: J, JaPP, J. Jobe, T. Hubbs, K. Johnson, B. Hail. 3RD ROW: P. Gustin, C. Johnson, S. Hopper, B. Haggis, V. Jones, 2ND ROW! P. Hadley, P. Harmon, K. Hobbs, R. Fulmer, D. Hall, D. Johnson. FRONT ROW: D. Hancock, D. Jones, J, Gaitskill, B. Hathaway, M. Hughes. BACK ROW: M. Magnet, K. Logan, T. King, M. Marksbury, J. Horsley, R. Krumme. 4TH ROW: P Hood, R Johnson, R. Hosterman, M. Kelsch, N. Jones 3RD ROW: M. Hop- kins, R. Kitchen, N. Lane, K. Mahedy, D Klanke, J. Johnson. 2ND ROW: D. Johnson, M. Kettler, J. Leet, I. Malott, R. Leach, D. Lucas. FRONT ROW: P. Koch, R. Lusk, P. Leaf, D. Levitt, J. Lay. BACK ROW: D. Long, A. Mize, D. Kilburn, S. MattheWS, W. Meece, D. Mecca. 4TH ROW: J. McKeehan, B. Lambert, T. Martin, D. Meyung, D. Meinking, V4 McMullin. 3RD ROW: K. Noland, K. McKinney, T. Kemplin, C. Lawson, S. Ramey, I. Massey. 2ND ROW: E. McAnnalIy, D. Layman, M, Linder, S. Mitchell, D. Mobley, P. Morton. FRONT ROW: C. Klanke, D. Kingery, E. Murphy, B. Morrison, E. Little, K. Morgan. BACK ROW: D Ping. L Perry. D, PESter. L. Parker, J. Noble, P. Perkins. 4TH ROW: J. Phillips. J. Koebbe G. Ogle, P, Prues, J. O'Connor, D. Petrey. 3RD ROW: M. Mc- Shane, C. Martin, C. Pigg, J. Naish, S Pel- frey, S. Nolte. 2ND ROW: J. McLane, D. Pryor. B. Prince. M. McCulley. G. Love, K. PoDplewell. FRONT ROW: D. Picklesimer, S. Nunemaker, S. Martin, C. Parks, C. Price, D. Parker. BACK ROW: J. Stamper, J. Regenfusz, M. Scarlatella, W. Rohrig, L Reynolds, H. Schlie. 4TH ROW: D. Norton, G. RoIph, D. Russell, L. Schurgast, C. Pletz, J. Rhodes. 3RD ROW: T. Reed, T. Pangbum, R. Salzman, D. Rose, M. Reagan, D. Rotter. 2ND ROW: B, Peters, B. Ryan, D. Rohdenburg, M. Rose, T. Ream, C. Ramsey. FRONT ROW: L. Owens, S. Royalty, D. Schnitzler, E. Richardson, D. Petrey, S. Schmidt. BACK ROW: M. Spurlock, G. Smith, T. Shepard, G. Seiter, TV Sparks, J. Smith. 4TH ROW: P. Siler, S. Shepherd, A. Setser, R. Silber, W. Schmidt, T. Smith. 3RD ROW: G. Stegcr, N. Shillinger, D. Smith, V. Smith, 1. Sharp, L Segrist. 2ND ROW: D. Smith, D. Steinhauer, J. Schmidt, B. Skidmore, D. Simon, P. MCNelly. FRONT ROW: W. Skeen, K, Smith, R. Stephens, T. Rump, L, Rowland, K. Spaw. BACK ROW: P. Stonecipher, D. Vincent, L. Smith, S. Stanton, R. Thacker, G. Sutton. 4TH ROW: S. Smith, D. Sullivan, R. Thomp- son, K. Valerius, CA Stmnk, L. Trent. 3RD ROW: S. Tucker, S. Sommers, B. Timberlake, L. Tanner, B. Keith, C. Taylor. 2ND ROW: A. Stapleton, G. Tumbleson, C. Tanner, D. Taylor, P. Thornton, D. Smith. FRONT ROW: K. Spaw, L. Stone, D. Stringer, J. Smith, C. Thompson, L. Stephens. BACK ROW: B. Tumler, D. Sutton, K. Wright, D. York, D. Ward, D. Walters. 4TH ROW: P. Ward, J. Ward, J. Wright, M. Weiler, K. Watson, T. Wilson, B. Witt. 3RD ROW: L. Wright, I, Witte, D. Strunk, D. Wall, R. Swanger, E. Young. 2ND ROW: B. White, C. Walton, G. Yates, S. Strunk, M. Walker, P. Wallace, D. Webb, FRONT ROW: M. Wright, .T. Wilson, C. Vincent, T. White, M. Zettel, S, Wilson, B. Stricker, M Whitter. College decisions are important to seniors. 89 Larry Owens, freshman, inquires about directions. n u The hands are the master of art. A bakesale finishes the day with a better navor. ; -.. The reverence 0f the hPledge of Allegiance begins a day at Norwood. J1 7' 1 .g-X'gi k5 wggiw, - V! Though half the fun of competing in sports is seeing a group of united athletes succeed in accomplishing their goal of victory, the other half is overlooked. This other half of athletic enjoyment is reacting to whatever occurs in the process. When a team enters a playing area it sets out as a squad. The competition then brings together the players, coaches and fans to produce a greater team. They react together and show the same pressures. Perhaps, sports accomplish what no other facet of life does-it takes a mass of people and molds them into a force of enthusiasm. The following pages are a tribute to such a force. 94- Coaclu'ng Staff Football coaches have three goals: teaching football tech- niques, seeing them successful, and instilling in players a pride for themselves and the school, At Norwood, this is accomplished starting with preseason drills and weightiifting, and continues through four building years unw til their final game as seniors. COACHES: Billy Engle, End Coach; Ron Jones, Backheld Coach; Pat Orl- off, Line Coach; Don Daly, Head Coach jredAman goofhaff BACK ROW: R. Roy, K. Watson, K. Wright, P. Stonecipher, M. B. Epperson, D. Meinking, D. Fanning. SECOND ROW: S. Schmidt, Marksbury, C. Hatfield, Ti King, WA Hoffman, G. Sutton, D. Rohrig, Manager; D. Petrey, D. Cooper, N. Lane, J. Noble, D. Booth, G. S. Hall, D. Halloran. THIRD ROW: W. Meece, Manager; T. Hannert, Steger, Ti Pangbum, S. Palfrey. FRONT ROW: B. Ryan, 1. Lay, M. L. Fischer, C. Hull, J. Smith, B. Boyd, K. Fitzgerald, R. Buglione, McShane, D. Strunk, M. Reagan, A. Stapleton, J. Wilson Inwaim MINUTES I. l HUME l'x I 4 mo u an nnnwnun , gn u h m gunman lnnwunu nnwnnn 3'4: 74 12 75 7719-7 ? 3 g H3: g' 3'? NV gunman aunwunn t - unwuun l nnuvwnn w vj lawman ? BACK ROW: R. Dixon, B. Hollifleld, C. Fischer, S. Quay, M. Over- man, S. Schwankhaus, A. Hughes. FRONT ROW: D. Farmer, D. beck, C. Benjamin, R. Huff, B. Hem. SECOND ROW: J. Browning, Stone, K. Cunditf, N. Mastin, D. Horn, B. Bisher, H. Cross, A. T. Murrell, D. Fitzgerald, R. West, A, Patterson, D. Asher, R, Hoff- Massey, L. Murrell. Men the jncliana were Jekafeol, if wadnyt 4y pride. Coach OrloH.E rehects on whether to take the penalty or to decline it. Norwood's Indians were not expected to have a great showing against obviously better teams in 1969. The Injuns, however, had a constant sense of pride which is stressed at Norwood. At times they experienced both frustration and hope- lessness, but they were determined. Victory was not found in the scores, but in the effort exerted by the boys. 1969 SCOREBOARD Glen Este ........ 28; Norwood ........ 6 Oak Hills ........ 14; Norwood ........ 0 Wyoming ........ 48; Norwood ........ 0 Lockland ........ 6; Norwood ........ 0 Anderson ........ 28; Norwood ........ 6 Colerain ......... 26; Norwood ........ 14 Greenhills ........ 30; Norwood ........ 19 Mt. Healthy ...... 35; Norwood ........ 7 Loveland ........ 26; Norwood ........ 0 Conficlence in teammated anal coaclted unified a team. Speed can make the difference when youh'c on your own. Don Fitzgerald shows he is also an able defensive man. 3100th 1 BACK ROWE G. Smith, R. Wright, C, Fischer, C. Williamson, ML Over- i; beck G Altman, R. Thompson, R. Coors. SECOND ROW: G Jones, ' A. Smallwood D Fitzgerald, M. Bryce, D. Lovitt, J. Geiser, B. Bishop J. Simon T. Peirano. FRONT ROW: J. Fennel, B. Hedge, T. Staderman, M. Fulmer, B McErlane, T. Hinkle, J Schwankhaus, K..Steger mW ? 5 5' N j , .5Ir W I 2 wnwmm 5 WW WWW klgwucn . nn:w$ Nnuvfnnlvi nmmnn K . L . l . . lg; 3: 12 '7, 75 PE Br ' o . . L H. nae b6. 2: .2 xE-a , :4? nunwnnn unwnu gnanwaun .; :Jngunn nuawunn ' L W .15 IBRWllun MRI !!! ' I l 4L 3532515305 4 so: 8,: 4g , nanwann l hlun:nun 5 ' . - 5 X llDWWDHB 4 .1- Kenny helped the team at the charity line. Colyer tries to tie the game with a lay-up. jncreadec! effort The Varsity was 6-13 for the season. The men had speed and agility; they lacked only depth. New head coach Bob Gardner pulled the Indians from seven straight defeats to an incredible double-overtime victory against Oxford Talawanda. The team showed determination and strength as they iost six games in the hnal minutes of play; they won three of four overtime contests. Senior Doug Cochran led in regular season points with an 11.8 average. Mike Lack led in re- bounds with 153 to Rick MerrilPs 151; Lack also made 47th; of his shots. Jim Boutdin had 65 assists while defending well, and Kenny Colyer made 72h: of his free-throws. BACK ROW: J. Bouldin, D. Horn, D. Cochran, R. Merrill, C. Fischer, G. Sasser, M. Lack, C. Williamson, B. Perkins, A. Smallwood, K. Colyer. FRONT ROW: L. Cobb, manager; Mr. Gardner, head coach; T. Mur- rell, manager. IOO clidlofayeo! in deconol Aaff 1969-70 BASKETBALL SCORES Norwood .......... 74; Milford .............. 85 Norwood .......... 5 7; Lockl and ............. 5 5 Norwood .......... 64; North College Hill ...... 56 Norwood .......... 50; Oak Hills ............ 57 Norwood .......... 47; St. Bernard ........... 63 Norwood .......... 56; Wyoming ............. 66 Norwood .......... 62; Colerain .............. 65 Norwood .......... 48; Greenhills ............ 51 Norwood .......... 62; Lincoln Heights ....... 73 Norwood .......... 52; Mt. Healthy .......... 5 8 Norwood .......... 81 ; Oxford Talawanda ..... 76 Norwood .......... 72; Reading .............. 73 Norwood .......... 62 ', Taylor ............... 5 6 Norwood .......... 5 1 ; Anderson ............ 74 Norwood .......... 63; Finneytown ........... 68 Norwood .......... 51 ; Harrison ............. 5 3 Norwood .......... 84; Western Hills ......... 82 Nomood .......... 65; Madeira .............. 63 Colyer pumps in another basket. The Indians attack from the bench as well as on the court. IOI QJQPUQ gadleefzaff BACK ROW: J. Geiser, T. Davis, G. Jones, D. Buchanan, R. Dickson, J. Northcutt, C. Benjamin, R. Ervin, M. Hamm, L. Burnes, R. Comp- ton, R. West, T. Staderman. FRONT ROW: D. Garvey, manager; Mr. Ballinger, coach; A4 Massey, manager. Coach Jim Ballingefs reserves had a tremendous 14-4 season, making it the third best record in school history. Chuck Benjamin led oHensively and Rick Dickson took de- fense honors. J eff Northcutt was greatly improved and should represent the teamws improvement over the next two was. jredAman gadLetkW BACK ROW: Mr. Bouldin, coach; K. Smith, manager; I Atkins, manager; B. Ryan, manager. SECOND ROW: D. Hill, G. Giacai, L. Parker, C. Hatfield, J. Stanton, G. Sutton, R. Roy. FRONT ROW: N. Lane, P. Stonecipher, G. Becknell, B. Boyd, L. Fischer, C. Hull. 1. Smith, T. Haunert. Eight wins to six losses was the product of Coach Dick Bouldinws freshmen wwroundballers? The young cagers shone on oHense with agile Neil Lane and sharp shooting Charlie Hall and Charlie Hatfleld. Hall and Hatfield were also de- fensive standouts because of their size. .. :u-Jaa IU . W K. The varsity captured third place in the league, fourth in ardtty Pedt any the Princeton Invitational and seventh in the district with a 9-4 season match record. Outstanding matmen in the totally underclassmen squad were: Ken Steger hState Competitiom; R, Wright, R. Huff, J. Nickson, R. Blaine, M. McLane, D. Cross, J. Tom Cooper; Dave Ballou, Don Fitzgerald and Joe Simon. Fennell, B. Taylor, T. Cooper, D. Ballou, K. Steger. With a 12-3 league record this past year, many reserves KQJQPUQ Wedtfing are sure to be standouts on next yeafs varsity. The men who starred this year as Indians were as follows: Ken Fitzgerald, Gary Steger, Gary Altman, Dave Elliot, Keith Wright, and G. Altman, B. Wright, W. Wall, J. Simon, D. Elliot, B. McErlane, Jim Cook. D. Fitzgerald, M. Saxon, M. Bryce, B. Hedge, J. Cook. 744.; 2; lm 't M The freshman matmen had a spotless 9-0 season slate. All of these young men should contribute much to the reserve and varsity next year. If they follow school tradition, they are sure to make a fine showing in their remaining three years as NtH.S. wrestlers. gredAman Wedtfing R. Loy, S. Hall, K. Wright, K. Watson, K. Fitzgerald, J. Schad, D, Petrey, S. Palfrey, D. Strunk, G. Steger, D. Rodder, J . Lay, J. Wilson. Coach Distlerts swimming squad compiled a 6-5 record, the first winning season in its four year existence. Captain Marty Clark and sophomore Jim Crocker led in points while the entire team placed fourth in the HCSL. Five individuals brought home bronze medals from the district. 105 BACK ROW: D. Stone, manager; R. Vanover, C. Christen, G. Smith, Mt Clark, MA Bowman, J. Hesse, Mr. Distler, Coach. SECOND ROW: D. Maying, G. Witte, J. Crocker, K. Wittekind, S. Brennecke, M. Keller. FRONT ROW: B. Brennecke, M. O'Connor, S. Osborn, M. Lindner. Swimming BACK ROW: Mr. Ballinger, coach; M. Keller, J. Nickson, M. Bow- man, H. Taylor, M. Hamm, L. Burnes, G. Giacai, R. Compton, D. Elliott, S. Luckett. SECOND ROW: 1. Cook, D. Leach, Dh Lawson, M. Cheikes, R. Thacker, B. Wright, S. Brennecke, D. Picklesimer, D. Buchanan. FRONT ROW: S. Osborn, R. Blaine, B. Tasch, G. Whitte, D. Sennett, T. Cooper, M. Linder. 64065 Country 3M With twenty-hve of its twenty-six runners underclassmen, Mr. Ballingerhs Cross Country squad made a strong showing and promise as a league champion next year. The men finished fourth in league action and by placing fourth in district meets compiled a 7-1 season slate. Don Dalyas 1969 runners established three school records during a 7-1 season. Dan Willging set a new discus mark, Larry Bennett had a pole vault record, and sophomore Mike Lack ran the fastest 150 yard high hurdles in the history of Norwood High School. Gary Gillespie, two mile runner. Mike Lack, high hurdles. Stan Quay, ShOtPUL w A strong team attitude mixed with an esprit dc corps made the 1969 Varsity Baseball season a success. Captain Ron Steger under the direction of Coach Ron Jones led the team to 10 games won and 8 lost. Bruce Criswell was voted most valuable player of the year. I969 vardify gadeAaif BACK ROW: K. Anderson, B. Beckstedt, D. Coehran, Mt Overbeck, R. Ervin, B. Criswell, J. Lyons, Ron Jones, coach. FRONT ROW: R. Steger, M. Todd, M. Staderman, D. Glassmeyer, J. Bouldin, I. Hacker. T. Sennett. N Under the supervision of Coach Jay Geiser the 1969 Re- serve Baseball team finished the season with 7 games won and 7 lost. Although the win-loss record does not show good results, Coach Geiser felt it did not truly represent the good attitude and hard work the men put into their games. 107 1969 deure gade4aff BACK ROW: T. Hinkle, MA Keller, M. Bryce, C. Fischer, G. Sasser, C. Benjamin, M. Worland, Jay Geiser, coach. FRONT ROW: J. Northcutt, R. Compton, R. Blaine, D. Buchanan, J. Geiser, D. Sen- nett, J. Wilkerson, B. Clift. VARSITY: P. McGuire. P. Spaw, 3. Scott, P. Burgin, J. Sander- son, K. Barber, Captain. RESERVE: STANDING: J. Peters, D. Degaro, J. Rupert, KNEELING: eel' ea 2P5 D. Engle, W. Carter, Captain. The spirit building of Norwood was boosted by Varsity cheerleaders captained by Kathy Barber and advised by Miss Betty WaIe. Other activities consisted of making signs and teepees, y selling pennants and ribbons, and having pep rallies. The Reserve and Freshman cheerleaders also ably led the fans in supporting their respective teams. FRESHMANI BACK ROW: K. Noland, STANDING: M. Carr, J. Phillips, P. Ball. FRONT ROW: P. Wallace, Captain :08 Mrs. Nancy Wickemeyer, adviser; Brenda Faulkner, spring manager; Joy Morgan, publicity; Linda Shelton, fall manager; Barb Bowman, winter manager. Joyce Bennett, president; Pam Taylor, secretary; Fleet. ?ugh and Doreen Prince, concession managers; Joy Morgan, publmnty; Mary Jo DeNoma, vice president. 109 gr 5. i J4tMgtt-c J4550ciation The 1969-70 Girlsi Athletic Association was headed by senior Joyce Bennett with the supervision of Mrs. Nancy Wickemeyer and Miss Nancy Butterfield, the girlsi physical education teachers. As in the past G.A.A.,s main money- making project has been selling food at Norwood High Schoolis concession stand during the football season. Eight clubs from Norwood High School profited from this project. Along with this activity, G.A.A. held diiferent sports for all girls in grades 9-12 after school. This years sports line-up included hockey, archery, softball, swimming, basketball, gym- nastics, and a new addition-fencing. Every year the club chooses a girl who has excelled in a certain sport to become the manager of that sport. Again this year G.A.A. sponsored volleyball tournaments between homerooms during the last part of the iirst semester. The winning homeroom was pre- sented with a trophy and played against the faculty one night. G.A.A. ended the school year with a sports banquet, where the newly elected officers for the forthcoming year were announced and special sports awards outstanding skill and service were presented to the deserving girls. ,$ .1; - ' w...-.;; ,- WiIma Fields displays the Russian splits during her time on the trampoline. -r;.,.- ,9. W sure wish he would hurry up and take the picture. uTwo members of the swimming team compete in a practice race 110 9:4.4. oflgm girgj incliuioluaf or team 510014115. Joyce Bennett and Linda Shelton demonstrate their skill as archers. mW Freshmen learn how to play volleyball as a team. G.A.A SWIMMING TEAM: S. Jones, G. Love, K. Riley, P. White, D. Lucas, J. Johnson, D. Simon, J. Martz, E. Young, J. Bennett, P. Fike, T. Sparks. Pam Begley, Mary Schweiter, Mary Jo DeNoma, Fleet Pugh, and Doreen Prince begin to ready the concession stand for a Friday night football game. Doreen Prince overcomes fencing opponent Barb Bowman. A back flip from a standing position is executed by a G.A.A. member during gymnastics. mole defection oz dportd inbred active gir 5. Each partici ant must support the entire group to form a stable pyra d No, its my ball! BACK ROW: L. Barnes, M. Hamm, R. Ervin, C. Williamson, J. Northcutt, P. Parr, R. Thompson, M. Scales, C. Fischer. THIRD ROW! .C. Benjamin, A. Massey, R. Huff, M. Dickson, M. Marksbury, G. Smlth, R. Taylor. SECOND ROW: M. Clark, R. Compton, T. 74 6qu N Club is composed of those young men Who have earned in their respective sports, a varsity or reserve letter, and who wish to further certain goals of Norwood High School ath- letest These goals are attained in the same way as sports are played: through self-discipline, desire for competition, and encouragement of onefs self as well as others. These goals BACK ROW: R. Wright, A. Hughes, T. Murrell, A. Patterson, T. Winkler, J. Simon, D. Cross. THIRD ROW: R. Brinkdopke, R. Blaine, J . Browning, S. Schwankhaus, B. Tasch, J, Fennell. J. Schwank- Gray, M. Bowman, A. Stapleton, G. Jones, T. Staderman. FRONT 30$: B. Hem D. Horn, A. Smallwood, J. Cracker, T. Dunbar, . est. are to promote athletics and team spirit. Since sports are such a strong part of Norwood High life, N Club is one of the strongest organizations in the school. The members met on the second Tuesday of every month this year, and with their advisor, Mr. Donald Littman, held many worthwhile activities. Among these activities which they planned were included a hayride, a paperdriVe, initiation of new members, and a banquet for its members in the spring. Ohicers elected for the past year were: Dan Horn, president; J ames Browning, vice president; Bill Holliiield, secretary; and Steve Schwankq haus, treasurer. haus. SECOND ROW: J. Cook, G. Witte. L.Murre11, D. Sennett, G. Gillespie, R. Nunn, B. Snyder, FRONT ROW: K. Steger, N. Mastin, T. Cooper, B. Bisher, B. Taylor, S. Osborne. Although each student strives for academic achievement, there is something equally important--extracurricular activities. By being a member of various clubs and organizations a student learns things that a textbook catft teach; he learns the meaning of fellowship, leadership, and service for himself. These ideas that he learns outside of the classroom are, also ideas that can : be measured on a report card. An active member will not gain medals of recognition but something more important: personal satisfaction, self-confidence, and integrity. After four years of dedicated participation in clubs and activities, an N.H.S. graduate discovers his interest in people and his ability to get along with others. 118 BACK ROW: S. Osborne, N. Booth, K. VanVuren, T. Murrell, C. Zimmerman, R. Huff. S. Vaughn, B. Hall, D. Stone, G. West, M. Orr, E. Umbach. P. Kiniklcs, M. Conners, D. Dalton. FOURTH ROW: 8. Wrenn, P. Jasper, A. jones, secretary; S. Freyhof, G. Kimball, G. Rat- CiifT, Ar Tudor, J. Nickson, 1. Vincent, S. Schwankhaus, president; C. OiKeefe, S. Laake, B. HurtV G, Manning, THIRD ROW: K. Henderson, D. Pettil, C. Arnold, M. Hubbs, B. Snyder. R. Nunn, C. Coburn, C. The lighted torch is a symbol of National Honor Society. 119 Croweak, B. Merkhofer, G. Telecsan, vice president; D. Luken, J. Ben- nett, F. Pughi B. Becker. SECOND ROW: K. Stephens, R. Nash, S. Mcllett, P, Wells, M, Miller, D. Mclntire, P. Komara, P. Morgenroth, M. Dodridge. V. Kingery, C. Croweak, treasurer; L. Casteriine, C. Zimmerman, C. Kochlcr, 5. Scott. FRONT ROW: C. Garland, K. Ellwein, P. Krass, J. Sanderson, J. Morgan, D. Silber, Miss Sayre, S. Sherman, P. Beckncll, A. Meece, L, Tripp, Pi Schmidt. Wah'onaf eklonor Society Members are Chosen for the Norwood Chapter of the Na- tional Honor Society in recognition of their outstanding schol- arship, leadership, service and character. At each yearly induction ceremony ten per cent of the junior class and five per cent of the senior class are elected to the club. This year forty-three new members were Chosen and their names went on record in Washington, DC. Throughout the year the Na- tional Honor Society was engaged in various activities. Under the leadership of President Steve Schwankhaus with the assist- ance of Gary Telecsan, vice president, Anna J ones, secretary, and Chris Croweak, treasurer, and the advisorship of Miss Mariel Sayre, the club worked for the school bond campaign, held several bake sales, a car wash, and was responsible for the cleaning of classroom flags. To build school spirit, the club sponsored a bonhre before our homecoming game. The club's scholarship banners were presented to homerooms with the highest scholastic average of each grade level. Membership .311 the National Honor Society is the highest honor that a high school student can earn and symbolizes great achievement. he'21e:- gadenf Councif Joann Cook, secretary; Sue Hipkins, vice president; Darrell Clark, president; and Caroline Zimmerman, treasurer. BACK ROW: D. Clark, S. Hipkins. T. Gray, J. Rogers, L. Thacker, A. Metcalfe. L. Levi, G. Schwarberg, J. Cox, P. McGuire, D. Degaro, C. Zimmerman. SECOND ROW: L. Delph, C. Moore, Passing by room 206 on Wednesday mornings, Nor- wood High School students heard the discussions of the Student Councili Under the supervision of Mr. Lawson and the leadership of President Darrell Clark, Student Council worked diligently to promote student interests at Norwood. The Council backed the bond issue, topped their Community Chest goal and sold Indian decals. They also worked to revise the constitution of the Student Council and discussed the possibility of a trip to Washington. This year marked the beginning of a new method of selecting Student Council representatives. The old idea of individual homeroom representation was abandoned because of the difficulty of working with such a large group. Instead, the twenty-nine members were eiected by their entire class in an election which resulted in a smaller, more efficient Student Council. Other officers elected were: Sue Hipkins, vice president; Joann Cook, secretary; and Caroline Zim- merman, treasurer. All members worked to achieve a suc- cessful year for Norwood Highis Student Council. P. Clem, C. Boyd, P, Burgin, K. Morgan. FRONT ROW: A. Meece, D. Engel, K. Noland, D. Hall, D. Laymon, L. Tripp. , gyir :5 Councif With advisor Miss Griffin, President Wanda Douglas, along with Vice President Daniese Pennington, Darlene Engle, secreh tary and treasurer, Terry Phelps, Girlsh Council sponsored Big Sister, a spring and fall fashion show, distribution of Thanks- giving baskets, and the planning of Co-ed Week. roiech'onid id Under the leadership of President Dan Asher and Secretary- Treasurer Dennis Durham, the Projectionist Club members met the demands for audio-visual aids to the school. Advised by Mr. David Norcross, the tWenty boys operated the projector throughout the year. 12.1 BACK ROW: B. Davis. P. Krass, S. Barnard. T. Smith, D. Gillespie, R. Smith. FOURTH ROW: B. Knepper, N. Jones. E Barton, E. Braden, G. Manning. D. Adams. C. Vincent. THIRD ROW: J. Smith, L. Hall, P. Snell, L. Tripp, D. Daniels, B. Phelps. P. Prues. D. Ward. SECOND ROW: S. Sherman, P. Bccknell, Ph Key, P. Jones, P. Wells, A. Jones, C. Koehler. FRONT ROW: 8. Scott, K. Rainey, Kh Privett, M4 Barrett, C. Simpson. R. Smith, S. McDonald, L, Cerasi, Miss Griffin. STAND- ING: W. Douglas, president. BACK ROW: R. Huff, S. Gabriel, T. Gray, 1'. Rogers, D. Stone, B. Hollifield, Bh Borinh V. Boelscher, B. Tedford, FRONT ROW: Mr. Norcross, T. Brown, J. Cox, N. Mastin, R. Wright, B. Bisher, G. Gilles- pie, D. Asher, J. Geiser. n ;-. h I970 Siftouette The planning of the SILHOUETTE began the moment the new editors were selected in their junior year. Everyone on the staff developed ideas of how the yearbook should look and during the summer meetings everyone put their ideas together to organize a uniform theme. The success of the yearbook relies on a good theme and a book that complete- ly fits the theme. The next step was the trip to the printer in Nashville, where the editors, Carol Arnold and Denise Pettit, and the adviser, Miss Smith, spent much time in conference to decide print, type, and how the yearbook would fit together best. As photography days were completed a new cycle of Work began. The pictures were chosen, cropped, and stu- dents names were checked. After the pictures were taken, the coeliterary editors wrote the captions and stories. Unforeseen emergencies stood in the way of many dead- lines, but the final deadline was what counted most. So the book, with the leadership of the editors and cooperation of the rest of the staff, promises to be one of the best ever. BACK. ROW: D. Gadberry. P. Prues, G. Steger. C. Carrier, B. McErlane. L. Fischer. P. Simon, K. Crutchfield. FOURTH ROW: D. Lally, C. Arnold. P. Simone S. Laake, C. Malott, B. Horsley. B. Hurt, R, Hedge. THIRD ROW: D. York, J. Rogers, M. Gresser, R. Dickson. P. Taylor, C. OtKeefet J. Vincent. H. Steinkamp. SEC- Stephanie Sherman, Donna Silber, co-literary editors: Karen Myers, index 0ND ROW: D. Leidenheimer, Kr Noland, K4 Spaw, P. Wells, 1. BdltOl'. Beckelheimer, E. Barton, J. Stringer, D. Sweet, S. Aired. FRONT ROW: C. Naish, K. Alexander. W. Caner, C. Hollars, P. Krass, D. Daniel. 117. JUNIOR SILHOUETTE STAFF-STANDING: M, Neal, S. Murphy. C Coburm L. Stacey. V. Lawson. S Scott. THIRD ROW: G. Manning, M. Conners. V. Kingery. SECOND ROW: C. Moore, STANDING: B. Hurt. assitant club editor; G. Kimball, faculty- senior portrait editor: C. Zimmerman, A. Jones, co-club editors; SEATED: K. Ellwein. faculty-senior portrait editor; C. Great- housc. assistant faculty-senior portrait editor: P. Morgenroth, as- sistant club editor. STANDING: M. Conners. assistant business manager: P. Schmidt, business manager: Mr. Engle. advisor. SEATEDI C. O'Keefe, assistant advertising manager; D. Stone, advertising manager. M. Miller. M. DeBordc. FRONT ROW: D. Daniel, J. Morgan, S. Gaddis, L. Tripp. T Brown. A, Metcalfe, co-sports editors; D. Dalton G.A.A. sports editor; C Zimmerman. G. Gillespie. assistant sports editors. Nancy Broerman, Circulation-exchange; Phil Piliman, business manager. Lora COSteiiO, news editor; Diana Fye, Terry Benz, Patty Komara, news editor. 17.4. Kathy Stephens, co-editor-in-chief; Miss Barnhill, advisor; Debbie Dalton, managing editor; Debbie Wade, co-editor-in-chief, 3A8 WPPOI' Aided by Miss Barbara Barnhiil, the Mirror staff pub- lished and distributed fifteen issues of interesting and in- formative data. Co-editors, Kathy Stephens and Debbie Wade, head the seventeen member staff in maintaining the high standards of the MirrorettA Refiection of Norwood High School. In order for the staff to get a head start on their impor- tant job, their work began at the end of the summer. Although the staht kept with the traditional Christmas and Senior issues, changes have been made. As noticed by all students, the Mirror had a new look; it contained more color, more sketches, and was in the form of a magazine Besides a change in the style of the Mirror, there was a change in the staff; a girlsi sports editor and a managing editor were two helpful additions. The Mirror is financed by subseriptions, advertisements, and other money-making projects under the direction of the business and circulation managei's. In order for the staff to meet their deadlines, each paper had to be prepared at least two weeks in advance of the final distribution. Collecting ne'ws, typing stories, reading copy, and devising headlines are the preliminary steps. The papers are returned from the printer, then folded, checked, counted, and delivered. After completely reading the paper by seventh bell, the students expectantly await for the next edition of the Mirror. WHAHW.W BACK ROW: B. Epperson, T. Weekley, B. Ashbrook, C. Croweak, B. SECOND ROW: M Condren. C. Lind, I. Morgan, T, Benz, B. Morge- Wilson, T. Croweak, C. Gann. THIRD ROW: M. Deborde, N. Broer- son, E. Hartman. FRONT ROW: D. HalL J. Rupert, M. Cox, M. Carr, man, S. Laake, C. Christian. I Staderman, D. Dalton, C. Cobum. K Spaw. D. Grubbs. D. Cochran, sports editors; H. Copelin. Post :Q Times Smr sports reporter; M. Scales. sports editor. BACK ROW: P. Prues. C. Gann. BA Partint P. Jonest S. Jackson, C. Moore. B. Hurt, treasurer: M. Endejann, Ht Copelin. B. Schadei, M. Watson. B. Baker. THIRD ROW: V. Woods. B. Bowmant D. McIntire, N. Mastin. S. Geiger. S. Barnard, P. Snell. L. Hawk. C. Johnson. D. Booher. N. Jones. L. Dicksont D. Lucas, R. Parsons. SECOND ROW: ganidA Cqu All interested Spanish students may join Norwood High Schoolts Spanish Club. One of the largest organizations in the school, it had one hundred and twenty members. With Mr. Merrill Wynn as the clubhs adviser, the group sponsored sev- eral activities. Now in its thirty-second year, Spanish Club held its annual Christmas party at Norwood High School. Betty Hurt provided the pinatas which were filled with candy for the occasion. The pinatas were broken with sticks and freed the BACK ROW: L. M. Kee. P. Kinikles. B. Borin. R. Huff, J. Brotzge. C. Fischer, M. Hamm, E. Timbcrfake. Rt Trentman, R. Wright, I. North cutt, T, Murrell. FOURTH ROW: G. Cooper. D, King J. Wilkersont B. Tedford. C. Hull. R, West, A. Meagher. D. Bosset J. NieholT, B. Cook, 5. Sieber. M. Conners, M. Laake. G. Johnson. D. York, G. Ogle. THIRD ROW: J. Crowe, J, Peters, T. Sparks, 1. Childers, C. Hamilton, D. Rotter. J, Lay. M, Hamlint C. Naish, M. Dodridge, B. Taylor, M. Cox. S. Cox. C. Miller. P. Begiey. D. Crouch. C. Parkst E. Brown, G. Rose, FRONT ROW: L. Owens. D. Picklesimer, A. Clark. S. Fulmer, S. Royaltyt P. Ball, Mt DeBorde. L. Stone. BA Henderson, K. Hender- son. D. Wallace. contents in true Spanish and Mexican tradition; The Spanish Club planned a spring activity in cooperation with the two other language clubs. The past activity was an inter-club picnic at a park. Spanish Club also planned a fund raising project. For the past year the omcers Were Tom Murrell as president, Randy Coots as vice president, Chris Christian as secretary, and Betty Hurt as treasurer. Through the club a greater apprecia- tion of Spanish was gained. R. Coots, D. Fairchild. W. Carter, A. Lands, D. Norton. V. McMullin, D. Smith SECOND ROW: B. Timberlake, T. Kemplin, K. Watson, B. Kramert D. Vincent Mt Seitert J. Smith B. Baker. S. Stankovics, B. Schadelt T. Leach. FRONT ROW: K. Cooper. D. Meinking, M. Schad, K. Fitzgerald, D. Beaty. R. Hosterman, R. Roy, L. Fischert N. Lane. BACK ROW: P. Morgenroth, M. Endejann, B. Hurt. J. Childers, D. Welhington. B. Bishop. M. Watsont M. Schad. S. Stankovics. THIRD ROW: T. Brown, Mt Connerst E. Timberlake, Bi Borin, P. Kinikles. M. Hamm. J. Teepen. R. Huff J. Brotzge, T. Murrell. SECOND ROW: R. Parsons. S, Mellett. L. Casterline, N. Mastin. M. Dodridge, M. DeBorde, S. Geiger, C. Miller. FRONT ROW: G. Rose, S. Cox D McImire, V. Deaton, T. Benz, K. Henderson. .SoanidA .JUonor Society Working extra hard was rewarded for the Spanish students Who maintained a iiB,i average for his second, third, or fourth year of Spanish. This enabled the student to join the ttAmado Nervoti Chapter of National Spanish honor Society of Nor- wood High School. At a dinner, planned by the ofiicers and with the aid of Mr. Merrill Wynn, the adviser, the new mem- bers were inducted. They received membership certificates at the formal dinner preceeded by an induction ceremony. By their additional effort the students obtained a true understand- ing of the people and the language, With the guidance of Mr. Wynn who had visited Spain. jrencA fgl$ French Club was composed of sixty enthusiastic members from French I, II, and III classes. Under the direction of Mrs. Diane Matticksl French Club had a very active year. The Clubis two main money making projects consisted of selling class year buttons and notecards. Both projects turned out to be very successful. The club had a Christmas party at the Norwood Christian Church A banquet, where new officers were an- nounced, was held in the spring. The writing of letters to chil- dren in France was another activity of the club. The 1969-70 omcers were president, Dave Krieger; vice president, Dana Sweet; treasurer, Brenda Horsley; and secretary, Dan Lovitt. BACK ROW: L. Stacey, C. Coburn, D. Stewart. J. Geiser. J. Fennell, K. Wittekind. D. Lovell, secretary: D. Dalton. Bi Horsley, treasurer; J. Regenfuszt L. Daniel. FOURTH ROW: B. Bisher, S, Worley, G. Jones, D. Morris. P. Parr, R. Thompson, P. Hawkins, S. HaIL M. Freeland, M. Bowman, Dt Krieger, president; M. Frankenhoff. S. McShane. P. Simone, S. Freyhof. P. Friar. THIRD ROW: G. Jones, A. Meece, J. Frambes. S. Sherman. P. Key, F. Pugh, J. Hawvcrt N. Hoover, K. Dunn. P. Clem, J. Rexroat. P. Heaton. SECOND ROW: Mrst Matticks. P. Gustin, D. Sweet. vice president: J. Patterson. B. Popplewell, D. Smith. D. Webb, B. Phelps, D. Layman, R. Rutland. FRONT ROW: J. Cresie, R. Leach, T. Pangburn, B. Prince, S. Palfrey, R. Bernius. BACK ROW: T. King. G. Grubbs, L. Hall. FOURTH ROW: S, Brennecke. J. Smith, G. Telecsan. THIRD ROW: C. Zimmerman, president; G. Gillespie. J, Bennett. SECOND ROW: S. Freyhof, C. Jatin GILL; Latin Club, meeting every other Wednesday, came to order with Caroline Zimmerman as president, Charlotte CrOWeak as vice president, Terry Pheips as secretary, John Schwankhaus as treasurer, Katy Henderson as program chairman, and Miss Eileen Farris, advisort The members discussed money-making projects such as their annual Norwood High School button sale, baked goods sale, and other business including a success- ful car wash in late falls The club rewarded itself with a Halloween party. For Thanksgiving the members decided to BACK ROW: K. Henderson. Lt Farris, Ti Weekiey. FOURTH ROW: C. Walton, S. Wilson. THIRD ROW: D. Wolf, E. Little, R. Best. '1 OiKeefe. F. Pugh. FRONT ROW: C. Mounce, T. Phelps, secretary; C. Arnold. participate in the spirit by collecting food for a basket. Christ- mas was celebrated with a party, held at the Norwood Chris- tian Church, which was gaiiy decorated for the festivity. To end the year in Roman style, the club continued their annual Roman Banquet. Both members and alumni donned togas and sandals to revive the traditions and customs of the ancient classical world. A Roman play was enacted by Latin students for an understanding of the language. SECOND ROW: C. Croweak, vice president; B. Schwarberg, M. Kettlcr. FRONT ROW: S Jones, J. Schwankhaus, treasurer; D. Fye. Student teaching is part of the experience found in F.T.A. juture iacAerd 0f J4merica This year with the guidance of President Patty Wells and advisers Miss Dianne Domaschko and Mr. Lynn Adams, Fu- ture Teachers has done many things. All the projects were discussed with the officers Lora Tripp, vice president; Lora Costello, secretary; and Ed Umbach, treasurer; at board and committee meetings The hrst big project of the year was Christmas caroling. The members made up small boxes of candy which were presented to those visited. Future Teachers BACK ROW: F. Pugh. B. Horsley. C. Croweak. G. Gillespie. P. Jones, E. Umbach, treasurer: S. Freyhof. P. Simone. C. Coburn. THIRD ROW: Mr. Adams, C. Arnold. N. Jones. V. Kingery, J. Cox, J. Frambes. M. Dodridge, P. Wells, president; L. Costello, secretary; Miss decided to give a scholarship to one of the senior members of the club. It consisted of a three hundred dollar scholarship and was presented during the honors assembly. The year closed with the ETA. banquet and a teaching day. All junior and senior members were allowed to teach at either the high school or at a Norwood grade school. The banquet featured the elec- tion results and installation of the 1970-1971 officers. All in all, Future Teachers had a good and prosperous year. Domaschko. SECOND ROW: Be Emery, C. Naish, L. Tripp, vice president; M. Cox. C. Moore, T. Benzt P. Snell, V. Jones, S. Jones. FRONT ROW: B. Popplewell, D. Leidenheimer, K. Henderson, B. Henderson, E. Hartman, L. Ferguson, S. Keith. A team practices for debate tournament. Ward i ty $256!, fem This is the fourth year the Varsity Debaters have been in existence at Norwood High. Under the skillful leader- ship of A1 Tudor and new faculty advisor, Mrs. Sara Alley, the debaters participated in debate tournaments through- out the state. The club worked hard gathering material for this yearis topic which dealt with foreign policy. Along with the other officers, co-captain, Dennis Petrey; secre- tary, Judy Baker; and treasurer Randy Parsons; the mem- bers of the club had slave days and bake sales in order to raise money to send two debaters to the debate summer workshop at Ohio University, in Athens. They learned more about next yearts topic and improved their debating abilities by exchanging information with other debaters throughout Ohio. Membership drives were conducted in both the fall and spring. All interested students Were given time to observe the responsibilities of club members before they were inducted into the Norwood chapter of the Na- tional Foemsic League BACK ROW: D. Kuy-Kendall. Pi Key, D. Couch, D. Bell, P. Beg- ley, H. Holtzman, S. Murphy SECOND ROW: Mrs. Alley, G. Telecsan. R. McCreary, B. White, C. Zimmerman, P. Komara, W. Hedge, A. Melcalfe, At Tudor, G. Metz, W. Ross. FRONT ROW: P. Jones, J. Bennett, Mi Spicka. V. Kingery, R. Parsons, J. Baker. .jvli- y fjeen Councif The Hi-Y Teen Council is conducted by senior, Phyllis Spaw who is president of Delta Epsilon and senior, Darrell Clark who is president of Alpha Sigma Kappa HieY. The Hi-Y Teen Council consisted of elected representatives from each of the two Norwood Y-Teen groups. The purpose of the Hi-Y Teen Council Was to form a parallel between the activities con- ducted by the girls' group and the activities conducted by the boys, group. One of the successful and more enjoyable events was a. Valentine Dance featured after a basketball game. Both of Norwoodts Y-Teen groups equally participated in and equally sponsored the Valentine Dance. BACK ROW: B. Hollifield, G. Jump, S. Quay, D. Hayes, L. Schneee man, D. Blomer, M. Spauldingt D. Clark. president. SECOND ROW: D. Asher, vice president; B. Borin, secretary; D. Gilreath, M. Clark, A. Smallwood, B. Hern, D. Horn, B. Baker. FRONT ROW: C. Simon, S. Schwankhaus, T, Winkler, I, Brewning, B. Brennecke, K. Cundiif, M. Hathaway. D. Asher, D. Horn, B. Borin, M. Barrett, D. Clark, P. Spaw, T. Phelps. Alpha Sigma Kappa Hi-Y, consisting of thirty-five members, chose ofiicers Darrell ClaIk, president; Dan Asher, vice presi- dent; Bill Borin, secretary; and Andy Patterson, treasurer; to guide them through the year and Ken Cundiif to act as the omcial chaplain of the group. With the faculty supervision of Mr. Jack Distler, the club met every Wednesday night at eight otclock at the Norwood Y.M.C.A. branch. The group entered basketball competition at the Tri-City Hi-Y level and donated money to the world services program. The clubts money- making projects consisted of a victory dance after a football game and a bake sale in the front hall. This charity and fellow- ship club proved to be extremely successful this past year. '5 Q .f BACK ROW: S. Barnard, P. Spaw. president: L. Stacey, P. McGuire. S. Mellett. P. OwensV D. Engel, SECOND ROW: B. Popplewell, It Gosser, K. Spaw! L. Tripp, P. Snell, J. Sanderson. M. Cox, K. Noland. FRONT ROW: S. Scott. S. Keith. B. Haggis, M. Cam G. Tumbleson, B, Grooms, K. Spaw. 11;- y 57W, This year the two previous Y-Teen groups, Gamma Alpha Chi and Delta Epsilon, combined to form one club, the Nor- wood Hi-Y TeensmThe club had several money-making under- takings. The traditional potato chip sale was replaced by a sale of plastic tote bags. They also operated the mobile book store, held a hSteady Game, and sponsored several dances at the Y. Besides social activities, the club was active in service projects. Completely responsible for the Easter program at the high school, they planned and presented the service. As a service project, the group took an orphan girl, outfitted her and accompanied her to church on Easter Sunday. At the end of the year the Hi-Y Teens group presented a fifty dollar book scholarship to a deserving senior. The oHicers for the past year Were: Phyllis Spaw, president; Andrea Lands, vice president; Melissa Barrett, secretary; and Terry Phelps, treasurer. The advisor for the year was Mrs. McCulla, BACK ROW: M. Barrett. secretary; C. Hock, C. Coburn, A. Lands, vice president; P. Simone, B. Schwarberg, Tt Phelps, treasurer. SEC- OND ROW: 1... Hawk, C. Moore. D. Rose, P. Clem, B. Emery, D. Degaro, V. McMullin. FRONT ROW: D. Lucas, D. Sweet, D. Oster- wisch, S. Alred, J. Rupert, S. Sherman. BACK ROW: J. Cook, D. Biakley, K. Lusk, J. Green, S. Laake, J. Mc- Allister. B. McFarland, PA Carnest SECOND ROW: B. Emss, C. Koehler, L. Boyd, C. Grealhouse, S. Sidwelf, R. Nash, K. Ellwein, L. VHOFFICE CO-OP OFFICERS: D. Luken, treasurer: P. Perry, vice president; B. Merkhofer, president; J. Bouldin! treasurer; S. Wrenn, secretary; Mr. Dietz. Mr. Dietz aids C.O.E. student Regina Nash. Baker. FRONT ROW: P. Mounce, D. Luken, treasurer; P. Perry, vice president; Mrt Dietz, B. Merkhofer, president; 1. Bouldin, treasurer; S. Wrenn, secretary; not pictured i's J. Lancaster. Office 60 -0l05 Office Co-ops provides an efficient means for a student to earn money and to gain experience in the business world while he completes his high school education, Under the leadership of senior Bev Merkhofer, and the guidance of Mr. Dietz, the Ohice Co-ops chose to work in ohices dur- ing the morning or afternoon and to go to school during the alternating time. The highlight of the year was an employer-employee banquet. This banquet was held for the purpose of showing studentst appreciation to their em- ployers. New officers for the coming year were also an- nounced. Representatives elected from the co-op program attended a state conference during the year at which time they learned new and varying ideas from other commercial co-op programs throughout the country. Pat Perry waits on cusmmer at her C.O.E. job training. :Did fribuliue 60-0106 Distributive education has been a work-study program for seniors under the direction of Mr. Kenneth Sheppard. They earned while they learned by attending classes in the morning and by hold- ing jobs during the afternoon or evening. During the year they put their knowledge to use by decorating the Windows outside the Dis- tributive Education room. Materials for these displays were sup- plied by local merchants. Social activities during the year included sales demonstration contests, guest speakers in the field of retail- ing, and two or three field trips to areas of business. Alice Beckett sets up window display as part of Distributive Co-op program. 134 M. Bragg, president: L. Andrews, vice president: D. Sentney, secre- tary; Mr. Kenneth Sheppard, advisor; J. Monhollen. treasurer; G. Jones, sergeantral-armsA BACK ROW: L, Andrew; P. Creekmore. D. Senmey. N. Haenny. A. Beckett, P. Moont B. Ldtscht J. Monhollen, C. DeHart. N. Hicks. FRONT ROW: T. Fulmer. G. Jones. W. Shults, T. Schultz, M. Bragg, M. Lusk, D. Mitchell, Mr. Kenneth Sheppard. BACK ROW: P. Simon, president; P. Hollars, sergeam-at-arms; B. Rudd, Dt Payne, treasurer: T. Miracle, D. Klanke, W, Douglas. SEC- OND ROW: D. Hood, T. Barrett, JT Hiit, E. Ashbrook, P. Henson, R. Codmefofogg Cfuz The actual setting and styling of hair came only after many classroom hours. The ttcosmo giris hrst learned about the construction of hair, trade formation, and business practice. The students also learned such things as how to color treat hair and which styles are best for the individual, After many hours of study, the girls received paying customers at the fully equipped cosmetology department. This turned classroom study into actual experience. The time spent in the shop en- BACK ROW: B, Game. S. Rose. CA Lind, V, Bryant, T. Crowe, P. Grubbs. P. Mosley, S. Baker. SECOND ROW: 5. Buchanan, E. Hughes, E. Yates. P. Davidson, C. Maion. B. Faulkner, J. Logan, B. Smith. FRONT ROW: L. Barnes, vice president; M. Hubbs, L. Patter- son, F. Head, S. Garland, abled them to accumulate the hours necessary to take their State Board Examinations. The Cosmetology Club sold candy to raise the money necessary to make the trip to Columbus as a group to take the test. The passing of the test is required to receive a license enabling them to practice. The Norwood High School cosmetology program has been unique because the stu- dents receive a complete education in hair design. Students can begin working immediately upon graduation. Bennett. B. Fox. FRONT ROW: S. Cornelius, secretary; S. Beaty, I. Weddle. A. Craig, B. Metts, D. Giles. BACK ROW: D. Evans, S. Shirley. H. Steinkamp. M. Greatorex, M. Ruby, D. Hill, L. Fichter, B.-KieFfer, D, Reeves, FRONT ROW: S. Luckett, R. Barr, B. Skidmore, H. Callahan. J. Rump, B. Tay- 101', Mr. Haines. Guiding Cfuh The long road to becoming an accomplished chef began with classroom study. The boys, consisting of eight juniors and eight seniors, studied cooking math, cooking science, trade information, and food Science. Their teacher, Mr. Robert Haines, wrote the textbook which they used as many other schools have both in the United States and England. The students put their knowledge to actual prac- tice through the use of the Tearoom. Complete meals were prepared twice weekly by the students for the teachers and their guests. Special dinners were prepared for Norwood,s various clubs. At Christmas and in the spring elaborate buffets Were prepared. When special guests came to Nor- wood they were often invited to 116, the Tearoom. In the course, the boys learned how to be a chef in a restaurant or hotels. They put their knowledge to the test when they worked in Annettets, Chequers, or the Maisonette, and many have permanent jobs arranged before graduation. BACK ROW: G. Zaferes. R. Prell, F. Shepard, Ct Barkeloo, L. Schur- gast. SECOND ROW: D. Elliott. J. Daniels. R. Merrill. L. Leiden- heimer, R. Barton. G. Wilder. Mr. Wittich. SEATED: L. Lyons, presi- dent; D. Hornsby. E. Goodman, D. Mason. $115014 441450 520,9 Larry Lyons, serving as president of the senior auto shop, directed his fellow members this year in the completion of their education towards becoming good mechanics. The boys in senior auto shop put the kngwledge gained in junior auto shop to both eEective and practical use by exercising such chores as repairing cars owned by various citizens of Norwood, and by operating much like a commercial auto repair institution func- tions today. The group complemented its knowledge of auto- mobile repair with courses in auto science and mathematics. iztwpt Sit? 5.1! a Junior J4uf0 520,0 Junior Auto Shop members entered into the machinistts way of life in their junior year of high school with the expectation of concluding that training in their senior year. The boys started the year by learning the nomenclature and use of various tools and gauges used by professional automobile mechanics today. The members studied the science involved in the under- standing of automobile parts, and their functions. They con- cluded the year by using the knowledge they had attained in disassembling and reassembling automobile engines and apply- ing that knowledge to exercises and duties distributed to them by their supervisor, Mr. AdeIsperger. Junior auto shop prea pares students for more advanced methods of training which faces members of senior auto shop. BACK ROW: E. Patton, A. Adams. D. Hayward. FRONT ROW: L. Roberts, G. Bogle. D. Taylor. D. Tittle, R. Horsley, 3. Criscillis, B. Bishop. D. Colyer, Mr. Adelsperger. BACK ROW: W. Wallace. D. Smith. J. Baird. M. Elliott. SECOND ROW: S. Foxt C. Smith L Gossett. L, Reynolds FRONT ROW: B. Hursh, J. Stringer. L. Gonk, P. Holloway, D. Foster, Mr. Sherer. Waclu'ne 540,0 The Machine Shop exists for the purposes to train students in the fields of operation and anatomy of various machines found within the shop. The boys in machine shop formed a Club to engage in an extracurricular activity of common inter- est to fellow members and to grasp upon the information learned in machine shop, and extend that information to apply to well-paying jobs requiring a background of such a profes- sion. The group planned class trips to a variety of factories and mills to see for themselves how efficiently machines are put to use today. Mr. Sherer served as the groupts faculty advisor. agcfricity Cfuh Under the direction of Mr. George White, Electricity Club, composed of boys in electricity shop, increases its members knowledge of electronics. The boys worked throughout the year with controls, motors, and residential wiring. The electriu city club served Norwood High School by handling the lighting during the dramatic productions held in the school auditorium. During the year businessmen interviewed members, consider- ing them as future employees or candidates for post-high school training The boys also engaged in various other activities? These included playing basketball as a club and holding a breakfast in Millcrest Park. The boys hope to use their training in future heids of endeavor. BACK ROW: D. Mason, P. Whitist J. Loose. M. Brice, W. Lawson, D. Meece. M. McLane. THIRD ROW: R. Frederick. V. Henry. J. Gaffney, D. Hayes, D. Thompson, W, Hclton. SECOND ROW: R. Smiley, J. Browning, J. Grubb. R. Canterbury, A. Hughes. J. Vincent, M. Orr, C. Mays, treasurer; K. Hurt. SEATED: Mr. White, G. Giles, president; K. German, vice president C23 44.1.41. BACK ROW: D. Grubbs, D, Wade. D. Osterwisch. SECOND ROW: B. Kneppcr, S. Hipkins. captain: D. Fye. FRONT ROW: P, Morgen- Majorelfed The 1969-70 Majorettes led by Captain Sue Hipkins per- formed original routines at half time activities of football games. The majorcttes, who designed their own costumes, per- formed in parades, at the bon-flre, and at Miami University. A performance at a basketball game completed the season. To qualify for a majorette a girl must be in her sophomore, junior, or senior year of high school, and must know the basic posi- tions. At one football game the girls performed With fire batons displaying their talent. The majorettes, guiding their batons with steady hands, complemented the half-time shows with a performance of precision marching and twirling achieved through regular practices jnclianelted Under the direction of Miss Barber, the Indianettes, Nor- woodts precision line, highlighted half time at the basketball games with their performances. This year the girls sported new uniforms including an Indian headband, moccasins, blue jumpers with the red letters NHS and white blouses. The girls performed at most of the home games. Their routines were organized this year by two senior members, Zoe Judd and Sharon McDonald. On senior night each senior member was recognized and presented a corsage. To be chosen for the honor of marching as Indianettes, the girls performed routines at several tryouts to prove their ability to keep time with the music. BACK ROW: D. Fye, S. Hipkins. D. Osterwisch. K. Snell, T. Kuhn. FOURTH ROW: B. Clements, B. Wilson. T, Bruce, C. Kueffer, D. Wade THIRD ROW: L, Stacey, L. Hock, B. Hinkle, D. Smith, S. Calchera, SECOND ROW: L Crowe, V. Woods. K. Rainey. P. Clem, Z, Judd. captain. FRONT ROW: 5. McDonald, captain; A. Meece, K. Spaw, V. Dalton, K. Spaw. h. CHOIR OFFICERS: M. Owens. president: T. Gray, librarian; 5. Gabriel, treasurer. CAOiP Acquainting themselves with a new director are the sixty members of choir Mrs. Judith White, now reigning over the vocal department, spent sixth period teaching the choir pitch, blend, and tom: Choir provided excellent music for Thanks- giving, Christmas. the grade schoolsh the Spring Concert, and any occasion the calendar presented. . A WM 43 3E- 65;; dikr'x 4,. W q .- Tenors go over their part during sixth bell practice. BACK ROW: R, Rutland. T. Gentom D. Grubbs B. Hinkle, P. Schmidt, K. Riley. P. Krass. C. Hopper. V. Dalton. J. organ. D. Wil- som W. Carter, D. Osterwisch, C. Zimmerman. THIRD ROW: M. Owens, K. Lawson. E. Hall. D. Fye, T Gray. J. Rogers. R. Nunn, A. Tudor. J. Vincent 3. Elliot. R Withers, D. Durham. B. Hedge. SEC- OND ROW: C. Carrier. S. Hussey. C. Hock N, Mastin, K. Trammell, T. Win. B Morgeson. D. Pennington. K. Snell. L. Daniel. B. Partin. M. Gresser, A. Metcalfel FRONT ROW: S. Gabriel. C. Arnold, N. Patter- son. R. Parsons. BV SchadeL M, DodridgeV J. Steinmetz, M. KiSEI'. 1- McFarland, A. Meece, M. Miller, T. Benz. C. Garland. BACK ROW: K. Brown, T. Gabe, C. Johnson, D. Pflster, L. Schurgast, D, Meece, E, Barton, Bt Pamley, N. Jones. N. Shillinger, C. Lynn, S. Hessel, D. Meyung. THIRD ROW: D. Steinhauer, R. Lusk, L, Stone, B. Phelps, C. Buhr, K. Colson, Ki Morgan, P. Ball, S. Royalty, P. Koch, D. Schnitzler, G. Rolph, D. Taylor. SECOND ROW: A. Clark, M. Walker, E. Hartman, M. Ball, S. Dalton, B. Duncan, D. Gadberry, S. Mitchell. L. Wright, E. Peters, P. Gustin, M. Condren, L. Brown, K. Smith. FRONT ROW: A. Stapleton, D. Stringer, D. Hall, D. Wallace, J. Beckelheimer, J. Massey, Ji Johnson. S. DaVis. G. Love, R. Stephens, M. Carr, K. Noland, C. Klanke. R. Tarter, B. Ryan. unior CAoir With the objective of learning to read music and to carry individual parts, the Junior Choir was very impressive this year. Mrs. J udith White was supervisor and Becky Schwarberg accompanied the sixty freshmen 0n the piano. For the first time, Junior Choir members sang in the Christmas program; their second appearance was in the Spring Concert. Junior Choir taught the basic rules for good singing and a successful performance. These rules were then applied and used for ad- vanced training in the Choir the following year. Many of the freshmen will advance to the Senior Choir and will remember their lirst days as high school performers. CAOIMLd Chorus, under the direction of Mrs. Judith White, was in its second year at Norwood High School. The twelve girls in the group spent fifth bell perfecting their tone and increasing their vocal range. With this small of a group, Mrs. White has been able to work individually with each girlt At the Christmas program Chorus was the eHicient stage crew. The Spring Con- cert brought Chorus to the attention of the school as a perform- ing group. Many of the girls have greatly improved their voices in the past year. Hopefully, many of the Chorus members will be performing next year in Choir. K. Rainey, R. Cornellson. K, Privett, Bt Criswell, M. Barrett, B. Barn- ard, J. Whittenburg, A. Lands, V. Woods, K. Baird, P. Rusk, J. Morgen- roth. SEATED: Mrs. White .i, 0:; I '4-0 . 'I23. 3.; . 2 gaAer d $029n Under the guidance of Mrs. White, the thirteen members of the Baker's Dozen met every Tuesday night at sevcn-thirty and an occasional Weekends to develop their singing tech- niques and vowel sounds. Civic meetings, church clubs, PTA meetings, Christmas caroling, the Christmas program itself, and the Spring Concert were all included within the sched- ules of the group which emphasized light singing throughout the year. g x gag 6m Meeting on Tuesday and Thursday each week, the one hundred ten members of Girls, Glee Club prepared for the annual Christmas program and Spring Concert. Director Mrs. White taught the girls how to better their vowels, consonants, and breathing which aided them in tone and blend. Members were only required to meet once a week, but many attended both days. The officers this year were: Terry Benz, president; Joy Morgan, treasurer; and Rebecca Rutland, librarian. BACK ROW: R. Rutland, A. Meece, M. Miller, C. Carrier. 1. Morgan. FRONT ROW: P. Schmidt. T. Benz. D. Pennington, L. Daniel, K. Snell, Di Fye, W. Carter. SEATED: C. Zimmerman. BACK ROW: M. Miilen T, Phelps. D, Stewart, P. Jones. C. Moore, A. Lands. K. Reddington. D. ch. K. SnelL D. Meece. P. Burnett, C. Hock. Bi Schwarberg. M. Kis . J. Steinmetz. K. Morgenroth. C. Mounce. FIFTH ROW: M. Condren, Ti Weekleyt L Fishback, C. Arnold. Ft Pugh. D. Mclntire. Jt Crowe. Ki Baird. S. J on. M. Bar- rett. G. Manni g. D. Pennington. C. Zimmerman. B. Bec er. B. Parm- ley. P. Schmidt. FOURTH ROW: J. Smith. S. Husscy, L, Wright, It Morgan. 1. lobe, D, Gzldherry, E. Bariont D. Smith. D. Ping. B. Peters. C. Carrier. L, Daniel. A Meece, J, Morgenrothe B. Criswell. THIRD ROW: L Hall. D. Smith. V. Smith. M. Valerius! J. Worland, G. Rose. P. Clem. V. Dalton. V. Woods. N. Hoover, S. Cox. C. Moore, C. Hopn pert J. McFarland. JV Beckelheimer. W4 Cartere T. Gentone P. Koch. SECOND ROW! M, Schwietermam K, Morgan. D. Elliott. R. Rutiand, D. Ostwerwisch, J. Cundiff. T. Benz 1. Hubbard. S. Hessel. N. Jones. K. Privett. P. Rusk. P. Gustin. M. Walker. M. Ball, M. Hopkins, Ci Buhr. B. Phelps. FRONT ROW: K. Stephens. C. West. L. Stone. K. Spaw. T. Bruce D. HalL R. Cornelison. L. Ferguson, S. Mitcheli. E. Hartman. S Davis. J. Gosser. K. Riley. 6. Tumbleson. S. Royalty, K. Spaw. S. Jones, K. Rainey. BACK ROW: B. Becker, R. Rutland, G. Telecsan, G Manning, S. Brown Mr. Phillipst B. Westermeyen Dt Elliott. K. VanVuren, T, Gray. FRONT ROW: J. Bennett. J. Jobe. J. Mitchell. B, Schneider, B. Wright, A. Metcalfe. D. McImire, C. Schmidt. J. Vincent. OrcAed baa Composed of the elite of the marching band, the orchestra played an important part in Norwood High SchooPs music department. Only those members who have achieved excel- lence in an understanding of their various musical instruments are admitted into the organization. Under the supervision of Mr. Phillips, the group practiced their musical techniques dur- ing seventh bell band sessions and after school. The members were required to transpose a musical composition and to make it available to fellow members for performance. The orchestra performed during the Senior Class Play, Come Out of the Closet, during the musical production of Oklahoma and at the annual Spring Concert. QJ 6R52M$lg Donning their red blazers and Cheerful smiles was the Mixed Ensemble under the direction of Mrs. Judith White. The spici- ness in their expertly chosen blending voices echoed through the hearts of many who watched as Ensemble displayed their version of togetherness at Christmas. A touch of coziness was added by the use of scenery and props in the annual Christmas program which spread the seasofs spirit. Having a late start did not hinder this group, for each worked doubly hard and made each engagement a tremendous success. Time consuming practices made Ensemble into a family for it presented many exciting incidents and much time together. BACK ROW: J. Morgan. S. Husseyt C. Carrier, J. McFarland, C. Zimmerman. FRONT ROW: R. Parsons. M. Miller. A. Metcalfe. L. Daniel. A. Tudor, M. Owens. J, Vincent. Kt Lawson, D. Fye, Tt Gray, E. Hall. SEATED: A. Meece. Band Council members share ideas in planning activities. BACK ROW: Mr. White. Mr. Phillips, Mrv Helmse FOURTH ROW: D. Vincent. G. Yates. P. Burnett. D. Johnson. D. Ward, D. Parker, G. Grubbs, M. Owens. K. VanVuren, T. Gray. B. Wright. M. Bowman, S. Elliott. 1.. Daniel. M. Millere V. Cooper. 0 Burton. B. Westermeyer, D. Millet C. Mathews. J, Wittee M. Dalton, T. Henseleye THIRD ROW: B. Hinkle, P. Perkinst W. Schmidt, D, Layman. C. Lawson, C. Thompson, H. Wilson. D. Wall, D. Elliott, T. King, J. Smith, B. Hatha- 1?ch Under the skillful direction of Mr. Richard White, the 1969- 70 edition of the Norwood High School Marching Band con- sisted of seventy musicians who met every day seventh bell to master the precision drills and formations for each weekis show! The NHS Marching Band proved a large factor in estab- lishing the high spirit which permeated the student body throughout the football season. Songs ranging from uLet the Sunshine Int, to ttTalk to the Animals!, were performed at half time at each home game and all but one away game. Traveling to Miami again this year, the Band participated along with other schools in the annual Miami University Band Day. A mid-winter concert was held with the Junior Band in February and the year closed with the Spring Concert. Terry Gray led Band Council in discussion of band activities. way, Di Lovitt, A. Guidi, M. Schadd. E. Knarr. G. Fox, P. Messer, C. Schmidt J. Vincent. SECOND ROW: B. Becker, R. Rutland, G. Man- ning, S. Brown. L. Leech. D. Ping. J. Martz, D, Mclnlire. D. Penning- ton. J. Mitchell. G. Seiter, D. Rieger, T. Wilson, J. Jobe, B. Schneider. FRONT ROW: J. Bowling. E. Little, S. Wilson, G. Telecsan, J. Ben- nett, M. Linder, M, Zettel. Pi Friar, A. Metcalfe. 144 BACK ROW: M. Carr. BV Emery L Hensley. S Sherman B. Clements. T. Kuhn. P. Becknell. K. Noland. J. Gosser. SEVENTH ROW: L. Brown, L, Noland. P. Wells, E. Hartman, S. Alredt J, Cox M. Cox. T. Benz. C. Hubbard SIXTH ROW: Pt Clem. P. Harmont V. Woods. C. Grider. Ne Jonest B. DulTyt J. Naish, L. Coots. M. Barrett. FIFTH ROW: D. Smith A. Meece. P. Begley. D, Osterwisch. D. Capps, T. Bruce. D, Sweet. P. Key. M. DeBorde. FOURTH ROW: C4 Crabtree, 9,4 cm Pep club has been more active this year than past years due to the leadership of its officers: Donna Wilson, president; Terry Benz, vice president; Lynn NolancL secretary; and Caroline Zimmerman as treasurer. Mrs. Kalkbrenner was adviser for the club. Originality was evident in the signs and posters dec- orating the halls and cafeteria. Charlie Brown and his friends provided the theme for many of the amusing pep signs. The BACK ROW: J. Rogers. J, Brotzge, J. Fraziert K. Snell, P. Pillman, B. Hall. L. Schneeman. D. Morris. M. Gresser. E. Umbach. SIXTH ROW: P. Simone. K. Myers. G. Kimball, S. Hipkins. G. Metz. C. O'Keefe. C. Hock. B. Hurt. D. Stewart. N. Broermane FIFTH ROW: D. Rose. C. Johnson, C Coburnt B. Schwarberg. C. Hopkins. S. Laake. K. Baird. C. Croweakt S. Calchera, T. Phelps. FOURTH ROW? E. Barton, L. Levi, L. Godsey, C. Brisbin, R. McCormack. A. Raisert, M. Endejann, D. M. Hamlin, K. Spaw. L. Stone, J. Hawver, C. Walton, B. George, D. Hall. THIRD ROW: B. Popplewell. T. Genton, D. Leidenheimer, C. Goodin, S. Fulmer. T. Smith, S. Keith. C. Naish. SECOND ROW: D. Wilson D. Pettit. K. Barber, PV Spaw. W. Carter, D. Engel. J. Peters, D. Degaro. FRONT ROW: K. Stephens. M. Schwieterman, C. West, S. Jones, K. Spaw, S. Royalty, K. Henderson. football field was adorned with signs showing the schools sup- port as well as the fieldhouse for our basketball team. Banners pledged our backing to the wrestlers, the swimmers, and the trackmen. Pep club sponsored several pep rallies to display our active support. Other activities included the selling of round balls to decorate car antennas, and a book scholarship to a deserving senior. Dalton, P. Jones, L. Hughes. THIRD ROW: S. Hessel. E. Brown, B. Keeney, R. Jagoditz, J. Steinmetz. D. Wolfe. J. Conklin. S. Mitchell, L. Stacey. C. Zimmerman. SECOND ROW: C Moore, D. Smith, M. Ball, L. Tripp. L Casterline, B. Morgeson. V. Smith. V. Kingery, S. Mellett. FRONT ROW: K. Gibson. K. Fenker. D. Hensley, B. Knepper, M. De- Borde. J. McFarland, Jt Hubbard, J, Phillips. P. Simone, A. Meece. D, Capps, Mr. May. S. Strunk, B. Dobbins, A. Tudor, P. Komara, H. Curry. J4rt CM For the first time in Norwood High School history an art club was formed. The Art Club, under the direction of Mr. Gary May, consisted of students who have a real interest in art. To become a member, the student must submit work he has done and have it approved by the art teacher. The students have two main objectives: to help other students develop their art skills, and to bring more art appreciation to Norwood High School. While doing this, the members also entered their paint- ings, drawings and Other pieces of art work in art shows all over the city for pleasure and awards. 63pm? Norwood High Sehoolls literary magazine, Esprit, was in its second year of publication this year, With the help of Miss Margaret Guentert, the magazines adviser, the Esprit staff sought to gather some of the better pieces of writing done by talented freshmen, sophomores, juniors, and seniors. To help finance the cost of the magazine, several bake sales and car washes were held and again this year a patronage drive was conducted. Sheila Freyhof was editor-in-chief with Anna Jones as fiction editor and Caroline Zimmerman as non-hction editor. Karen Myers and Gary Gillespie were the poetry co-editors and Patty Wells was the business manager. BACK ROW: F. Pugh, B. Schwarberg, Kr Myers, G. Gillespie, J. Green. E. Timberlake, C. O'Keefe, S. Freyhof. A. Jones. D, Wade, N. Broerman. SECOND ROW: C. Miller. C. Hopper. .l. Frambes, P. Wells, T. Benz, V. Kingery. D. Degaro, A. Meece. C4 Zimmerman, R. Parsons. FRONT ROW: L. Tripp, S. Sherman, P, Taylor. Nt Hoover, P. Morgenroth, P. Spaw, P. Clem, K. Barber. C. Croweak, B. Popple- well. gaff .Actiuified 4egan year witll eanudiadm Students register at the polls before voting. School ends more enjoyably with a candy apple sale. Grease paint is slapped on policemen for their parts in the Senior Class Play. As school began at Norwood High School so did fall activ- ities. Fall sports, football and cross country, occupied the time ofastudents, as participants or spectators. Homecoming was an event enjoyed by all. Red Flannels Day, sponsored by Girlsh Council, set the fashion scene for fall. Politics and democracy Were demonstrated in the election of class omcers. The Senior Class Play ended the season With its usual success. 148 Imaginative posters displayed in ciass elections. Varsity squad leads spectators in MRS. cheers. Mr. Burnett assists Wanda Douglas in preparation of fall fashion show. 149 Steve Schwankhzlus and Darrel Clark look on with curiOSity as Bev Merk- hofer announces the 1969 Prom Queens. Debbie Wade and Mr Geselbracht carry out one of Norwoodk most privileged traditions. The Dave Martin Orchestra provides music for a delightful evening. 3he 1969 yunior prom The planning of the Junior Prom began months ahead of the set date with all juniors voting on the theme, the place, and after proin activities. The winning theme, HArabian Nights? was artfully conveyed by weIl-done decorations. The halls were decorated with lanterns, paper camels, tents, and Arabs. The tables each had an elabozatc candle centerpiece. Each girl received a signature book to add to her remembrances of a beautiful evening The highlight of the evening was when the junior class president, Beverly Merkhofer, announced Phyllis Spaw and Debbie Wade ticing as queens. Darrell Clark, vice presi- dent of the class. and Steve Schwankhaus, the treasurer, took over the duties of kissing the queens and of presenting them with their howcrs, gifts, crowns, and the traditional dance, The 1969 Junior Prom was indeed one of the greatest successes through the work of Bcv Merkhofer and the entire junior class. 150 Phyllis Spaw shares the excitement of being crowned 1969 Prom Queen with her family. 151 The queens take their thrones while the junior class officers and candidates look on. The students and the chaperones alike enjoy the atmosphere of HThe Arabian Night? m m P .M m ca m M Q Junior prom Queen yomecoming 196 9 The newly crowned Queen Lynn Noland smiles with joy. The Homecoming candidates await nervousiy for the announce- Couples relax and enjoy the dance men! of the queen, ' ' 154 The bonfire marks the beginning of Homecoming festivities. The 1969 Homecoming activities began Thursday With a bonfire. Friday the Norwood Indians fought against the Ander- son Redskins on a warm October evening. During half time the radiant candidates for Homecoming Queen were introduced to the Indian fans. The dance was held on the following evening in the heldhouse to the music of the Quotations. As the couples danced and mingled, the signs of the Zodiac, made by the Indian Schwankhaus readies to tackle Redskin. Junior class, were reflected throughout the heldhouse. Tension and suspense grew as Darrell Clark, Student Council president, announced Lynn Noland, sponsored by Projectionists, as the 1969 Homecoming Queen. The runners-up were Sharon Mc- Donald and Kathy Barber. Homecoming 1969 created memories for all participants. 196 9 gomecoming Queen, Jynn WOKGLIZOI SHARON MCDONALD KATHY BARBER 1969 .Alomecoming Court 157 iiWhy me? Why donit you come and visit me and pay twenty dol- lars on my rentTi Hilda Hawkins ........................ Diana Fye Irene Gleason ....................... Lora Costello Jenny Potts ........................ Donna Wilson Hercules Jones ....................... John Rogers George Hanson ..................... Gary Gillespie CAST a ome Out 0 Me Cgmel ,, Three girls rent a gloomy, run-down apartment in New York. The money-mad landlady charges rent per person so they have to hide Jenny in the closet in order to alTord the apartment. Amidst a houseful of weird neighbors, such as Mr. Cutter, who comes storming into their kitchen several times a night to get a bottle for his baby, the girls find little time to rest. Then there is Guthrie Rosewater, the poet, and his muse Abbie Phillips, who is constantly having seizures. J enny brings home a taxi driver to protect the girls from a prowler seen by Jenny the night before. All these factors combined with the efforts of the crews and directors, made Come Out of the Closet the biggest success ever with iistanding room only and tWelve breaks for applause. Mrs. Malone ......................... Sue Hipkins Ammonia Mullens ................... Joyce Bennett Guthrie Rosewater ...................... A1 Tudor Abbie Phillips ........................ Carol Arnold Sweeny ........................ Richard McCreary ttYou simply must have him recite from his works. 1 expect all visitors to leave by eieven o'clock. 1-1 don,t know. Let me at that prehistoric monster! I'll murder him! Our little baby will starve to death! The Christmas story interpreted by Norwood students. Denise Pettit assists photographer on busy winter photOgraphy day. Witter furnidlwd uarioud activitied . . . A summary of winter activities wouldrft be complete without mentioning the large role of the Christmas season, as it affects students and teachers, alike. As everyone at school was busy planning for the annual Christmas as- sembly and the display of classroom door decorations, the two week Christmas vacation was joyfully welcomed by all. It wasrft long after vacation that the students began their preparation for semester exams at the end of J anuary. In February the student body grew tense as the selections of National Honor Society were made. The excitement and fascination of the Winter sports, basketball, wrestling, and swimming, occupied the time and effort of many. One of the many Norwood traditions to celebrate Christmas is the door decorations. i g - : , , k ' ' - ' 3K: H Vocal and instrumental music combined for secular side of the New and old members of National Honor Society enjoy the tea held for the Christmas program. new members. Pep Band boosts the spirit of fansh cheerleaders, and especially the basketball team. I've got a beautiful feelin' . . . SCORCI prooluch'on 0f OLfaAoma PPOUQJ a 36166056. The curtain is down, the hnal curtain call has been taken, C AS'I' the applause begins to die down, and Norwood High Schoolls second production 0E Oklahoma is over. Curly ................................... Bruce Hall But the musical is not over for every person who was part . . of it. The play will live on in the memories of all participants Laurey Marlean Miller as a great experience. Aunt Eller ................................ Diana Fye Oklahoma was born at try-outs. After many days, the cast Jud Fry Danny Asher and chorus were chosen, and the long practices began. Soon the crews were chosen. The long grueling practices went on Will Parker ............................ Darryl Counts while the orchestra also practiced for the final performance. New friendships and fun made the production of Oklahoma Ado Annie ............................ Wanda Carter 1 a success at Norwood High Schooll Ali Hakim ................................ A1 Tudor j l HLet people say welre in love. nYou better get out of here CurIy? Wt's a scandal, it's an outrage . , , WW; J401uerfidemen t5 pgade patronize OUR ADVERTISERS TELL THEM YOU SAW THEIR ADVERTISEMENT IN THE SILHOUETTE Norwood High School longrafufah'ona PA RENT-TEAC H ER .S7eniord ASSOCIATION Growing Up In Modern Ohio Herff Jones The +aon-agar naad; undurshnding io grow. To undarsiand him you mus+ know whaf goes on in his CLASS RINGS lifO- M only in HS home. buf in his school. Learn abouf schooI-homa pari'nership and responsibilmas. lndEanapolis. Indiana AHend Hue High School P.T.A. CONGRATULATIONS HOW TO THE CLASS OF $70 Ki Ted Dorl Class of 32 Mffffg 3m, Skip Dorl Class of 65 I65 Ci 'nn-;.-,M33.T; W Flo uc'lL Bes+ Wishes +0 +he Class cl: I970 For A Happy and Successful Fuhlre HOWARD H. STANFORD PHOTOGRAPHER l923 Delaware Avenue 73I-945l CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1969 NORWOOD HIGH BOOSTER'S CLUB Competition Knufe' Rockne. perhaps H19 mosf famous foofball coach of all fime. once saicl: . 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RUSSELL EDWARD ADAMS General Student Council 2. LINDA GALE ANDREWS Commercial Sycamore High School 1,2; Distributive Cogop Vice President, 4; Choir 2; G.A.A. 1,2; Girls' Glee Club 1,2; Mirror Representatlve 4; Honor Guard, CAROL EASTON ARNOLD College Preparatory National Honor Society 3,4; Latin Club 1,2,3,4; SILHOUBTTE Staff 3, Co-Editor-imChief 4; SILHOUETTE Representative 1,2,3,4; Girls' Council 3; Girls1 Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Choir 4; Future Teachers of America 1,2,4, Vice President 3; Big Sister 3,4; Gamma Alpha Chi 1; Honor Guard; Talent Show 3; The Sound of Music, Guys and Dolls, Oklahoma, Senior Class Play. REBECCA ELIZABETH ASHBROOK Vocational Cosmetology Club 3,4; Big Sister 3,4; Delta Epsilon 2,3; G.A.A. 1,2; Honor Guard; Mirror Representative 4; Pep Club 2,3. DANNY R. ASHER College Preparatory Football 1,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Alpha Sigma Kappa 3, Vice Presi- dent 4; Proiectionists 2,3, President 4; Hi-Y Teen Council; Talent Show; Guys and Dolls; Oklahoma; Senior Class Play. JERRY LEE BAIRD Vocational Machine Shop Club 1,2. CHARLES BAKER General Football 1. LINDA LOUISE BAKER Commercial C.O.E. Club 4'. omce Co-op 4; Big Sister 3; Honor Guard; Mirror Representative 3; SILHOUETTE Staff 3,4. KATHY SUE BARBER College Preparatory French Club 1.2; Esprit 4; Cheerleader 1,2, Captain 3,4; Big Sister 3,4; Clinic 3,4; Delta Epsilon 1,2.3,4; Honor Guard; OHice Worker 4: Student Council 1,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Queen Attendant 4: Senior Class Play; Guyx and Dolls; Oklahoma. CHARLES WILLIAM BARKELOO, JR. Vocational Auto Shop 1,2; Senior Advisory Council. LINDA SUE BARNES Vocational Cosmetology Club 3. Vice President 4; Girls' Council 3; Girls3 Glee Club 2; Big Sister 3,4; Honor Guard; Senior Class Play. ROBERT ALLEN BARTON Vocational Carrollton High School 1; Woodward High School 2; Auto Shop 1,2; Mirror Representative 4. JOHN L. BATES Gcnerai BEVERLY DENISE BECKER College Preparatory French Club 1,2; National Honor Society 3,4; Future Teachers of America 3: Band 1,234: Girls' Glee Club 2,3,4; Orchestra 3,4; Talent Show: Senior Class Play; T he Sound of Music; Guys and D0113; Oklahoma. ALICE REBECCA BECKETT Commercial Distributive Co-op 4; Girls' Council 2,3,4; Big Sister 3; Honor Guard. PEGGY BECKNELL College Preparatory French Club 1,2; National Honor Society 4; Girls1 Council 4; Big Sister 3; Delta Epsilon 3,4; Honor Guard. JOYCE LYNN BENNETT College Preparatory National Honor Society 3,4; Latin Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Big Sister 3; G.AA, 1,2, Publicity 3, President 4; Girls' Glee Club 2,3; Orchestra 4; Varsity Debate Librarian 4; Talent Show; Guys and Dolls; Oklahoma; Senior Class Play. TERRY CHRISTINE BENZ College Preparatory Spanish Club 1,2; Spanish Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 2; Big Sister 3; Choir 3,4; Delta Epsilon 1,2,3; Esprit 4; Future Teachers of America 2,3,4; G.A.A. 2; Girls, Glee Ciub 2,3, Presi- dent 4; Honor Guard; Library Worker 1,2,3; Mirror Representa- tive 4; Mirror Staff 4; Pep Club 1,2,3, Vice President 4; Triple Trio 4; Guys and Dolls; Oklahoma; Senior Class Play. DAVID CHARLES BEST College Preparatory Spanish Club 2,3; Boys1 Glee Club 2; Choir 2,3. JAMES WESLEY BEST College Preparatory DEBORAH SUE BLAKLEY Commercial C.O.E. Club 4; omce Co-op 4; Big Sister. DALE JOSEPH BLOMER College Preparatory Purcell High School 1,2; Basketball 1; Alpha Sigma Kappa; Senior Class Play. JEAN FRANCES BOCKHOLD General Regina High School 1,2,3; G.A.A. 4; Senior Class Play. JACQUELINE ANN BOECKMANN General Regina High School 1,2. VICTOR LEWIS BOELSCHER General NORRIS R. BOOTH College Preparatory National Honor Society 4; Student Council 2; Library 1,3,4; Pep Club 2; Senior Class Play; Oklahoma. JAMES E. BOULDIN Commercial Basketball 1,2,3, Co-Captain 4; Baseball 1,2,3; Cross Country 1.2; 00.5 Club Co-Treasurer 4; omce Co-op 4; French Club Secretary 2; Alpha Sigma Kappa Vice President 3; Mirror Repre- sentative 1,2,3; Pep Club 2,3; Switchboard 3. BERT BOWLING, JR. Vocational 0.W.E. CINDA LEW BOYD General Big Sister 3; Delta Epsilon 2: G,A.A. 2,3; Honor Guard; Student Council 2,4; Switchboard 4; Senior Class Play. LINDA KAY BOYD Commercial C.O.E. Club 4: Office Co-op 4-, Honor Guard. MARK STEVEN BRAGG Commercial Distributive Co-op 4; Distributive Education Club President 4; Spanish Club 1; Senior Advisory Council; Alpha Sigma Kappa; Football 1. WILLIAM FREDERICK BRENNECKE College Preparatory Swimming 1,2,3,4; Tennis 1,3; French Club 2,3; Alpha Sigma . Kappa 4. RICHARD HENRY BRINKDOPKE College Preparatory 3 French Club 2,3,4; Wrestling 2,3; Track 2,3; Football 3; N Club 2,3,4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 3,4. NANCY MARIE BROERMAN College Preparatory French Club 2,3; Esprit 4; Big Sister 4; Counselors, omce Worker 3.4; Future Teachers of America 3; Library Worker 1,2; Honor Guard; Mirror Representative 4; Mirror Staff 4; Pep Club 3,4; Senior Class Play; The Sound of Music; South Pacific; Guys and Dolls: Oklahoma. BARBARA ANN BROSS Commercial C.0.E. Club 4; Offlce Co-op 4; Big Sister 3; G.A.A. 2, Softball Manager 3; Pep Club 2; Senior Advisory Council; Switchboard 4. JOSEPH MICHAEL BROTZGE Coliege Preparatory Spanish Club 2,3,4; Spanish Honor Society 3,4; Pep Club 4. CLARENCE BROWN Vocational 0.W.E, TIMOTHY PATRICK BROWN College Preparatory Baseball 2; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Spanish Honor Society 3,4; SILHOUETTE Representative 2,3; SILHOUETTE Staff 3, Sports Co- Editor 4; Projectionists 4; Talent Show. JAMES DENNIS BROWNING Vocational Football 2,3,4: Baseball 1,2; Wrestling 2,3; Electricity Club Vice President 3; Alpha Sigma Kappa 1,2,3,4; N Club 3, Secretary 4. JOHN WILLIAM BRUCE Vocational Western Hills High School 1; Spanish Club 1; O.W.E. BRENT ALLEN BUQUO College Preparatory Baseball 1; Spanish Club 2,3; SILHOUETTE Representative 1,2,3: Senior Class Play. ALBERT E. BURING College Preparatory Football 1; Track 1; Wrestling 1,2; Mirror Staif 4; SILHOUETTE Representative 3; Senior Class Play. DANNY LEE BURTON General BETSY KATHERINE CANNAVA College Preparatory Latin Club 1,2; Cheerfeader 1; Delta Epsilon 1,2,3; Honor Guard; Indianettes 3. ROGER LEE CANTERBURY Vocational Electricity Club 3, Secretary 4; Boys1 Glee Club 2; Choir 2; Prolectionists 2,3; Senior Class Play; Oklahoma. PENNY DIANE CARNES Commercial Lyon Junior High School 1; C.O.E. Club 4; Oflce Co-op 4; Spanish Club 2,3; Big Sister 3; Choir 1; Girls3 Glee Club 2; Honor Guard; Junior Choir 2; Pep Club 2. LARRY STEPHEN CARSON Vocational Courler Tech High School 1,2; Auto Shop 1; Machine Shop 2,3, Gymnastics 2. LAURA ANN MARIE CERASI General Big Sister 4; Girls1 Council 1,2,4; Honor Guard; Senior Class Play. BERT CHALLIS, J R. College Preparatory Football 1.2; Track 1,3; Weightlifting 1,2,3; Fellowship of Chris4 tian Athletes 1,2; Student Council 1; Class Presxdent 2. JAMES DARRELL CLARK College Preparatory Football 1; Alpha Sigma Kappa 3, President 4; Class Vice; Presi- dent 3: Student Ocuncil President 4; Mirror Represeqtatlve 1,2; SILHOUET'I'E Representative 1,2; Student-Faculty Relatxons Com4 mittee 4; Honor Guard. MARSHALL THOMAS CLARK College Preparatory Swimming 1,2,3, Co-Captain 4; Cross Country 2,3; Tennis 1,2,3; French Club 1; Spanish Club 3,4; Alpha Sigma Kappa 3,4; Semor Advisory Council; N Club 1,2, Executive Committee 3,4; Senior Class Play. CHARLES DOUGLAS COCHRAN College Preparatory Football 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 2; Aipha Sigma Kappa 3,4; Mirror Stalf 4; Mirror Representative 2,3; SILHOUETTE Representative 4; Pep Club 2; Spanish Club 2,3; Switchboard 4; Weightlifting 1,2,3,4. STEVEN WILLIAM COFFEY General LESLIE JEAN COLE General JEROME LYNN COOK College Preparatory Track 1; Spanish C1ub 2,3; Switchboard 4. JOANNA COOK Commercial C.O.E. Club 4; Office Co-op 4; Cheerleader 1,2,3; Pep Club 1, Secretary 2,3,4; Delta Epsilon 1,2,3; Giris' Council 1,2,3; Student Council Secretary 4; Big Sister 3; Offloe Worker 2,3; Honor Guard. LORA LYNN COSTELLO College Preparatory Latin Club 1,2; Girls' Council 4; Big Sister 3; Mirror Staff 4; Delta Epsilon 4; Future Teachers of America 1,2,3, Secretary 4; Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Honor Guard; Mirror Representative 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Switchboard 3,4; Student Council 1,2,3; Senior Ad- visory Council; Senior Class Play; Oklahoma. STEPHEN P. COSTELLO College Preparatory DEBORAH ANN COUCH College Preparatory SILHOUETTE Representative 1; Pep Club 1; Debate Club 2,3,4; Talent Show 3; National Forensic League 3,4; Big Sister 3,4; Junior Achievement 3,4; Art Club 4; Future Teachers of America 4. JOHN LEE COX College Preparatory Football 1; French Club 1,2; Mirror Representative 1; Projection- ists 2,3,4; Student Council 1,2; Senior Class Play. BONNIE LYNN CRAWFORD General Big Sister 4; Cafeteria Worker 1; Senior Class Play. PATRA LYNN CREEKMORE Vocational Distributive Education Club 4; Honor Guard. JAN RENE CROWE Commercial Big Sister 3,4; Student Council 1,4. CHRISTINE ANNE CROWEAK Commercial National Honor Society 3, Treasurer 4; Esprit 4; Girls' Council 2; Big Sister 3,4; Girls1 Glee Club 2,3; Honor Guard; Switchboard 3,4; Senior Class Play; T he Sound of Music; South Pacific; Guys and Dolls: Oklahoma. KENNETH RAY CUNDIFF College Preparatory Football; Basketball; Baseball; Alpha Sigma Kappa; SILHOUETTE Representative. DEBORAH ANN DALTON College Preparatory French Club 2,3,4; Nmional Honor Society 3,4; Big Sister 3,4; Future Teachers of America 3: G.A.A. 1,2,3; Honor Guard; Mirror Representative 3,4; Mirror Managing Editor 4; SILHOUETTE Staff 3, G.A.A. Sports Editor 4; Pep Club 4; Talent Show; Shillitds Sewing Board 2; Senior Class Play; Okl'ahoma. LINDA CAROL DANIEL College Preparatory French Club 3,4; Band 4; Choir 2,3,4; Ensemble 2,3,4; Girls1 Glee Club 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1; Honor Guard; Latin Club 1,2,3; Talent Show; Triple Trio 2,3,4; Senior Class Play; The Sound of Music; South Paciyic; Guys and Dolls. DANNY LYN DANIELS General Pendleton Co. 1,2,3; Basketball 2; Baseball 1,2; Student Council 2,3; Choir 2,3. J ACK D. DANIELS Vocational Auto Shop 3,4. VICKIE RAE DEATON College Preparatory Spanish Club 1,2; Spanish Honor Society 2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2, Vice President 3,4; Future Teachers of America 4. WILLIAM HOWARD DEBORD, III College Preparatory MICHAEL VINCENT DEGARO General Student Council 1; Spanish Club 2,3. CAROL SUE DeHART Commercial Distributive Co-op 4; Big Sister 3; Cafeteria Worker 3; Clinic. LINDA KAY DELPH College Preparatory Girls' Council 1; Student Council 2,4; Art Club 4; Junior Achieve- ment 3,4; Big Sister; Honor Guard; Senior Class Play. MARY JO DeNOMA Commercial Regina High School 1,2; G.A.A. 3, Vice President 4; Honor Guard. MICHAEL LEE DOUGLAS College Preparatory WANDA LEE DOUGLAS Vocational Cosmetology Club 3,4; Girls' Council 3, President 4; Big Sister 3,4; G.A.A. 1,2; Gamma Alpha Chi 1,2; Honor Guard; Pep Club 4: Talent Show 3; Senior Class Play; The Sound of Music; South Pacmc; Guys and Dolls; Oklahoma. SHARON R, DOWNEY College Preparatory French Club 2,3,4; Big Sister 3,4; Delta Epsilon 2,3,4; Future Teachers of America 1,2,3; Honor Guard; Pep Club 1,2, Vice President 4; Talent Show; Senior Class Play; The Sound of Music; South Pacific; Guys and Dolls; Oklahoma. 185 DENNIS WAYNE DURHAM College Preparatory Boys' Glee Club 2,3; Choir 2,3,4; Projectionisis 2,3, Secretary- Treasurer 4; Guys and Dolls; Oklahoma. PATSY ANN DYKES Commercial STEVE EDWARDS General Football 1; Basketball Manager 1. DANA KENT ELLIOTT Vocational Auto Shop 3,4. DONALD SCOTT ELLIOTT College Preparatory Latin Club 3,4; Band 1,2, Manager 3,4; Boys? Glee 9111b 2,3; Choir 3,4; Orchestra 2,3.4; Talent Show 3; South Pactjic; Guys and Dolls; Oklahoma. KAREN LYNNE MARIE ELLWEIN Commercial C.O.E. Club 4: OHice Co-op 4; National Honor Society 3,4; SIL- HOUETTE StaE 4; Mirror Representative 3,4; G.A.A. l,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2. KATHY MARLENE FENKER Commercial Counselors3 omce Worker 2,3;lG.A.A. 1; Clinic 4; Senior Class P ay. LAWRENCE EDWARD FICHTER Vocational Cuisine Club 3,4. DARLENE FIKE General Cutter Junior High School 1; Courter Tech High School 2. DONALD EDWIN FOSTER Vocational Machine Shop Club Vice President 3, President 4. STEVEN LEE FOX Vocational Machine Shop Club 3,4; Mirror Representative 4. IEROME PAUL FRANKENHOFF General Purcell High School 1,2,3; Boys, Glee Club 1. JANET DIANE FRAZIER General Big Sister 3; Chorus 3; Office Worker 3; Delta Epsilon 4; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Gamma Alpha Chi 1,2,3; Girls1 Council 1,2; Girls' Glee Club 2,3; Honor Guard; Pep Club 3,4; Switchboard 4; Senior Class Play; Oklahoma. SHEILA MARIE FREYHOF College Preparatory Latin Club 123,4; French Club 3, President 4; National Honor Society 3,4; SILHOUE'ITE Staif 3,4; Mirror Representative 1; Esprit 3. Editor-in-Chief 4: Future Teachers of America 3,4; Health Careers Club 1,2; Big Sister 4; Library Worker I,2,3,4; Honor Guard; Pep Club 3; Senior Class Play. SHARON KAY FROEDGE Commercial SILHOUETTE Staif 3,4; Big Sister 3; Honor Guard; Switchboard 2,3; Office Worker 4; Senior Class Play. THOMAS EDWARD FULMER Commercial Distributive Co-op 4; Alpha Sigma Kappa. DIANA LYNN FYE College Preparatory Latin Club 1,2,3; Mirror Staff 4; Big Sister 3; Choir 3,4; Ensemble 3,4; G.A.A. 1,2; Gamma Alpha Chi 1; Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Honor Guard; Indianettes 3,4; Majorette 3,4; SILHOUETFE Rep- resentative 2; Pep Club l,2,3,4; Debate Club 1; Girls' Triple Trio 3.4: Talent Show 3,4; Senior Class Play; The Sound of Music; Guys and Dolls; Oklahoma. STEVEN LEE GABRIEL College Preparatory South Division High School 1; West Allis Central! High School 2; Mirror Representative 4; Boys, Glee Club 3; Chonr 3, Treasurer 4; Ensemble 3; Projectionists 4; Senior Advisory Counc11; Oklahoma. STELLA MAE GARLAND Vocational Decatur Central High School 1; Cosmetology Club 3,4; Cafeteria ' Worker 2; Honor Guard; Choir 1; G.A.A. 1; Pep Club 1. MICHAEL GEORGE GARVEY Vocational Purcell High School 1. KATHY LEA GIBSON Commercial Mt. Healthy High School 1,2; Honor Guard; Pep Club 4; Big Sister 4; Senior Class Play; Oklahoma. MONA FAYE GIBSON General Montgomery Central High School 1,2; Library 4. HOWARD GLEN GILES Vocational Latin Club 1; Electricity Club 3, President 4. GARY LAMONT GILLESPIE College Preparafory Esprit Co-Poetry Editor 4; French Club 1,2; Future Teachers of America 3,4; Latin Club 3,4; N Club 2,3,4; Projectionists 3,4; SILHOUETTE StaiT 3,4; Senior Class Play; Basketball 1; Cross Country 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3,4; Talent Show 3; Junior Achievement. KAREN SUE GILLISPIE Commercial Delta Epsilon 1; Girls, Counlgill 2; Honor Guard; Senior Class ay. GREGORY ALAN GLASSMEYER College Preparatory St. Xavier High School 1; Latin Club 1,2. LINDA FAY GODSEY Commercial Honor Guard; Pep Club 3,4; Senior Class Play. DAVID R. GOINS Vocational Machine Shop Club 3,4, EDWIN LEE GOODMAN Vocational Auto Shop 3,4. TERRY RAY GRAY College Preparatory Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2; Band I,2,3,4; Band Council President 4; B03151 Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Choir 3, Librarian 4; Ensemble 4; N Club 3,4; Orchestra 3,4; SILHOUE'ITE Representative 1,2; Student Council 4; Talent Show 3; Senior Class Play; Guys and Dolls; Oklahoma. CONNIE O. GREATHOUSE Commercial C.O.E. Club 4; Omce Co-op 4; French Club 1,2; Chorus 3; Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3; Junior Choir 3; SILHOUETTE StaE 3,4; Pep Club ry- JAMES MICHAEL GREATOREX Vocational Cuisine Club 3,4. JUDITH LYNN GREEN Commercial Q.O.E. Club 4; Office Co-op 4; Esprit 4; French Club 1,2; Big Sister 3,4; G.A.A, 1; Gamma Alpha Chi 2,3; Girls, Glee Club 2,3; Honor Guard; Pep Club 1,2,3. MONICA E. GRESSER College Preparatory Big Sister 3; Cafeteria Worker 2,3; Choir 3,4; Honor Guard; SILHOUETTE Representative 3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Talent Show 3; South Pacijic; Oklahoma. SHARON KAYE GROSS Commercial Glen Este High School 1; G.A.A. 1; Big Sister 4; Honor Guard. JERRY LEE GRUBB Vocational Basketball 1; Electricity Club 3,4; Student Council 1,2,4; Mirror Representative 1; French Club 2. DEBORAH SHARON GRUBBS Coilege Preparatory French Club 1,2; Big Sister 3; Choir 4; Delta Epsilon 2,3; Girls3 Council 1,2; Girls, Glee Club 1,2,3; Majorettc 4; Mirror Statf 4; Pep Club l,2,3,4. JOHN D. HADDIX General NANCY LOUISE HAENNY Commercial Distributive Co-op 4. BRUCE WILLIAM HALL College Preparatory National Honor Society 3,4; French Club. 1; Student Council 1; Boys1 Glee Club 1,3; Choir 1,3,4; Class President 1; Ensemble 3,4; Pep Club 4; Talent Show 3; Senior Class Play; Guys and Dolls; Oklahoma. LINDA JEAN HALL General 011154 Council 1; Big Sister 3,4; Honor Guard; Senior Class Play. RONALD JOHN HANRAHAN General KENNETH EDWARD HART Vocational Electricity Club 3,4; Mirror Representative 1,2; Spanish Club 1,2. MICHAEL JAY HATHAWAY College Preparatory Alpha Sigma Kappa. DAVID EARL HAYES Vocational Football 1; Electricity Club 3,4; Spanish Club 1; Alpha Sigma .Kappa 4 HAROLD LEE HAYES Vocational Cuisine Club 3,4; Mirror Representative 4. ALICE FAY HEAD Vocational Cosmetology Club 3,4; Big Sister 3,4; Honor Guard. JOEL WAYNE HELTON Vocational Football 1.2; Track 1,2; Electricity Club 3,4; Mirror Representa- t1ve 3: Band 1,2; Cafeteria Worker 1,2,3; Talent Show 3; Senior Class Play; Guys and Dolls; Oklahoma. JOHN CLIFFORD HENDERSON General Spanish Club 3; Wrestling 2; Cross Country 2,3; Mirror Repre- sentative 1; Senior Class Play. LORETTA HENSLEY General Big Sister 4; Honor Guard; Pep Club 3,4; Senior Class Play; The Sound of Music; Guys and Dolls. 186 MICHAEL LEE HENSON College Preparatory French Club 2,3,4; Wrestling 3; Mirror Representative 1; SIL- HOUETTE Representative 2; Senior Class Play. PAMELA ANN HENSON Vocational Cosmetology Club 3,4; Girls1 Council 4; Big Sister 3,4; Honor Guard; Pep Club 1. WILLIAM SAMUEL HERN College Preparatory Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1; Track 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Latin Club 1,2; Mirror Representative 3,4; Spanish Club 2,3,4; N Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 4; Alpha Sigma Kappa 2,3,4. CLIFFORD RUSSELL HICKEY General Hughes High School 1; Spanish Club 1; Track 1,2. BOBBIE KAY HILL General Russell County High School 1. DAVID LAWRENCE HILL College Preparatory French Club 1,2; Student Council 2; SILHOUE'ITE Representative 2; Alpha Sigma Kappa. 4. DOUGLAS FRANK HILL Vocational Clermorit Northeastern High School 1,2; Senior Advisory Council; Cuisine Club 3,4. EMMA JANE HILT Vocational Cosmetology Club 3,4; G.A,A. 1,2; Big Sister 4; Giris1 Council 1,2; SILHOUETTE Representative 1,2; Student Council 2,3. SUSAN KAY HIPKINS College Preparatory Big Sister 3,4; Class Treasurer 1; Delta Epsilon l,2,3,4; Future Teachers of America; Girls' Glee Club 3; Honor Guard; Indiam ettes 2,3,4: Majorette 2,3, Captain 4; Mirror Representative 1,2; Pep Club; Spanish Club 1,2; Student Council Vice President 4; Talent Show 3; Senior Class Play; The Sound of Music; South Pacific. PAMELIA LEE HOLLARS Vocational Cosmetology Club 3,4; Big Sister 4. WILLIAM LOUIS HOLLIFIELD College Preparatory Football 1,2,3, Captain 4; Basketball 1; Wrestling 3; Spanish Club 1,2; Student Council 3; Alpha Sigma Kappa 2,3,4; Boys, Glee Club 1.2; N Club 2,3, Vice President 4; Projectionists 4. KATHLEEN MARIE HOLTHAUS General Regina High School 1,2,3. DONNA LEE HOOD Vocational Cosmetology Club 3,4; Big Sister 2,3,4; Cafeteria Worker 1,2; Honor Guard; Debate Club 1; Senior Class Play; South PacMc; Guyx and Dolls: Oklahoma. CHARLES D. HORN, JR. General Football 123,4: Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,3: Track 2; N Club 1,2,3, President 4; Alpha Sigma Kappa 1,2,3,4. DANNY DALE HORNSBY Vocational Auto Shop 3,4; SILHOUETTE Representative 2,3. LETTIE MARGARET HOSKINS General Cafeteria Worker 2; Delta Epsilon 1; Honor Guard. 187 JOY FRANCIS HUBBARD General Woodward High School 1; Big Sister 3,4; Girls1 Glee Club 3,4; Honor Guard; Library Worker 4; Pep Club 4. MYRTLE FAYE HUBBS Vocational Cosmetology Club 4, Treasurer 3; Natiopal Honor Society 4; Senior Advisory Counc11. JEANNIE CAROL HUGGINS General Cafeteria Worker. ARTHUR FRANCIS HUGHES Vocational Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Electricity Club 3,4; N Club 2,3,4. LESLIE ELAINE HUGHES General Big Sister 3; Girls1 Council 2,3; G.A,A. 1,2; Pep Club 4; Senior Class Play; The Sound of Music; South Pacific. RICHARD J. HUGHES College Preparatory JOSEPH ERNEST HULL General SHARON LEE HULL General BETTY LAURA HURT College Preparatory National Honor Society 3,4; Spanish Club 3, Treasurer 4; Spanish Honor Society Secretary 4; Art Club 4; Big Sister 3,4; Future Teachers of America 3; Honor Guard; Office Worker 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; SILHOUETTE Representative 4; SILHOUETTE Staff 3,4; Sludent-Faculty Relationship Committee 4; Senior Class Play. GAYLE LYNN HYDEN General Big Sister 3,4; Girls' Glee Club 1; Honor Guard. VALETTA MARIE IRVINE General G.A.A. 2. LINDA CAROL JACKSON General G.A.A. 1; Library Worker 3. PATSY ANN JASPER College Preparatory Goshen High School 1,2,3; Choir 1; National Honor Society 3,4; Counselors' 0mm: Worker 4; Future Teachers of America 2, Vice President 3. ROBERT MATTHEW JEFFRE General MICHAEL GWIN JOHNSON General Colerain High School 3; Football 1. ANNA MARIE JONES College Preparatory National Honor Society 3, Secretary 4; Spanish Club 1,2; Spanish Honor Society 2,3,4; Student Council 2; SILHOUETTE Staff 3, Co- Club Editor 4; Esprit 3, Fiction Editor 4; Big Sister 3; Delta Epsilon 3; Future Teachers of America 3; Girls, Council 3,4; Honor Guard; Pep Club 3,4; Office Worker 4; Salutatorian. GARY EDWARD JONES Vocational Distributive 00-09 4; Spanish Honor Society 1. ANITA ZOE JUDD College Preparatory Latin Club 1,2,3; Girls' Council 1; Band 1,2,3; Indianettes 1,2,3, Captain 4; 0mm: Worker 4; Senior Advisory Council. GARY RAYMOND JUMP College Preparatory French Club 2,3,4; Alpha Sigma Kappa 4; Mirror Representatiye 1,2; SILHOUETTE. Representative 3; Pep Club 3,4; Student Councxl 2; Talent Show 1,2; Senior Class Play. CYNTHIA DEBRA KEUFFER College Preparatory Spanish Club 3; Art Club 4; Big Sister 3; Girls' Council 1,2,3; Honor Guard; Indianettes 1,2,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; 051cc Worker 4. WILLIAM JOHN KIEFFER Vocational Deer Park High School 1,2; Choir 1,2. GAIL LEE KIMBALL College Preparatory Latin Club 2,3; National Honor Society 4; SILHOUETTF. Staif 3.4; Big Sister 3,4; Esprit 4; Y-Teens 1,4; Future Teachers of America 4; Honor Guard; Pep Club 3,4; Student Council 1,3. DARLENE ANNE KLANKE Vocational Cosmetology Club 3,4; Big Sister 4; G.A.A, 1; Girls3 Glee Club 1,2: Honor Guard; SILHOUETTE. Representative 3. MICHAEL DANIEL KLAR College Preparatory French Club 1,2. EMMA CATHERINE KNARR College Preparatory Latin Club 2,3,4; Big Sister 4; Counselors1 Oche Worker 2; Future Teachers of America 3; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Health Careers Club 2; Clinic: Honor Guard. BRENDA GAIL KNIGHT General Courter Tech High School 1,2. CAROLE ANN KOEHLER Commercial C.O,E. Club 4; Offlcp Co-op 4; Girls' Council 4; Honor Guard; Natlonal Honor Socnety 3,4;SSILH0UETTE Representative 3; Big ister. DEB RA LEE KOEHLER Commercial PATRICIA LEE KOMARA College Preparatory Regma Ijligh School 1; Art Club 4; Big Sister 3: Future Teachers 91' Amenca 3; G.A.A. 2,3; Girls3 Glee Club 1; Mirror Representa- IIVC 4'. Mirror Staff 4; Student Council 3; Talent Show 3; Debate Club 2. Historian 3,4; Guys and Dolls; Oklahoma. PAMELA JEAN KRASS College Preparatory National. Honor Society 3,4; SILHOUE'ITE Representative 4; Choir 2.3.4; Girls' Counci1 4; Honor Guard; Switchboard 2; The Sound of Mama; South Pacific; Guys and Dolls. SANDRA J EAN LAAKE Commercial QUE. Club 4; Offlce Co-op 4; National Honor Society 4; Big SJSICI: 3'. Counselors, Office Worker 3; Y-Teens 2; French Club 1,2; Spanish Club 3; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Girls' Council 3; Girls' Glee Club 2'. Honor Guard; Library Worker 1,2; Mirror Representative 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Senior Class Play; South Pacific; Guys and Dolls: Oklahoma. DAVID LACH General Hughes High Schoot 1,2,3; Student Council. JACKLYNN DELAINE LANCASTER Commercial Courter Tech High School 1,2: C.O.E. Club 4; OHice Co-op 4; Honor Guard. BARBARA CAROL LAWSON General WILLIAM DALE LAWSON Vocational Cross Country 2,3; Wrestling 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3; Electricity Club 3,4; N Club 2,3,4; Talent Show 3; Senior Class Play; Guys and Dolls: Oklahoma. SANDRA KAY LEICHT General LAWRENCE CARL LEIDENHEIMER Vocational Auto Shop 3,4. LOIS ANN LEVI College Preparatory Latin Club 2,3; Student Council 3,4; Big Sister 3; Clinic 3,4; G.A.A, 1; Girls; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Honor Guard; Health Careers Club 2; Pep Club 4. EARNIE LEE LIPPS General DENNIS MICHAEL LUKEN Commercial C.O.E. Club Co-Treasurer 4; Ofiice Co-op 4; National Honor So- ciety 4; Cafeteria Worker 2,3. MARY KATHRYN LUSK Commercial C.O.E. Club 4; Oflice Co-op 4; Honor Guard. MELVIN LUSK Commercial Distributive Co-op 4. BARBARA ANN LUTSCH Commercial Distributive Co-op 4. DENNIS MELVIN LYNCH General LARRY LYNN LYONS Vocational Auto Shop 3,4; Baseball 2. SANDRA MAGGARD General Honor Guard. MICHAEL ALLEN MARSHALL General DANNY EUGENE MASON Vocational Auto Shop 3,4. NEWELL STEVENSON MASTIN College Preparatory Football 1,3,4; Baseball 1; Track 3; Spanish Club 1,2, President 3,4; Spanish Honor Society 2,3, Vice President 4; Student Council 1; Boys1 Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Choi'r 3,4; Class Treasurer 4; N Club 2.3.4; ?rojectionists 4; SILHOUETI'E Representative 1; Talent Show; Senior Advisory Council. CAROL ROBERTA MATTHEWS General George Fox Junior High School I; Art Club; Senior Class Play. FRANK ALLEN MAUPIN College Preparatory Football 1; Wrestling 1; Spanish Club 1. CHARLES MAJOR MAYS Vocational Tennis 2,3; Electricity Club 3, Treasurer 4. 188 J OANN McALLISTER Commercial C.O.E. Club 4; 0che Co-op 4; Big Sister 3,4; Counselors' .Omce Worker 2; Delta Epsiion 1,2; French Club 1; Girls, Counml 2,3; Honor Guard. LINDA LEE MCCOY General Schroeder Junior High School 1; Woodward High School 2. C. RICHARD MCCREARY College Preparatory Art Club 4; Talent Show 3; Debate Club 2,3,4; Senior Class Play. SHARON KAY MCDONALD College Preparatory Latin Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council 2; Class Secretary 1,2; Big Sister 3,4; Counselors1 Office Worker 3,4; Delta Epsilon 1,2,3,4; Girlsi Council 1,2,3,4; Girls' Glee Club 1,2; Honor Guard; Indianettes 2,3, Co-Captain 4; Homecoming Queen Attendant 4; Mirror Representative 1; Pep Club 1,2,3; Student-Faculty Rela- tions Committee 4; Switchboard 4; Talent Show. BRENDA LYNN McFARLAND Commercial Glen Este High School 1,2,3; C.O.E. Club 4; OfEce Cokop 4; Band 1: French Club 3; Future Teachers of America 1,2; Honor Guard; Pep Club 1,2,3; Talent Show 2. ROY DONALD MEECE College Preparatory Latin Club 1,2,3; Football 1; Track 3,4. BEVERLY GAIL MERKHOFER Commercial C.O.E. Club 4; Office Co-op 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Spanish Club 2; Big Sister 3; Choir 2,3; Class President 3; Future Teachers of America 3; G.A.A, 1,2; Gamma Alpha Chi 1; Girls' Council 1; Girls? Glee Club 1; Honor Guard; Indianettes 1,2; Mirror Representative 1,2,3; Student Council 3; Student-Faculty Relations Committee 3; Offlce Worker. RICHARD 3AMES MERRILL General ANDREW DOWNING METCALFE College Preparatory Latin Club 2,3,4; Esprit 4; Band l,2,3,4; Boys3 Glee Club 2,3; Choir 3,4; Ensemble 3,4; Orchestra 3,4; SILHOUETTE Representa- tive 2; SILHOUETIE Staff 3,4; Student Council 4; Debate Club 2,3,4; Talent Show 3; Senior Class Play; South Pacific; Guys and Dolls: Oklahoma. GEORGE STEVEN METZ College Preparatory Spanish Club 1,2; Debate Club 2,3,4. BENNIE RAY MILLER General TARI ANN MIRACLE Vocational Cosmetology Club 3,4; Big Sister 3,4; Cafeteria Worker 1; G.A.A. 1; Honor Guard; Senior Class Play. DONALD RAY MITCHELL Commercial Distributive Co-op 4. DAVID WAYNE MIZE General JENNIFER S. MONHOLLEN Commercial Distributive Education Club Treasurer 4; Distributive Co-op 4; Honor Guard. PAMELA MARIE MOON Commercial Manchester Junior High School 1; Middletown High School 2; Distributive Co-op 4; G.A.A. 3. 189 DIANA LYNN MORGAN General Shillito's Sewing Board 4; Honor Guard. PAMELA ANN MORGENROTH College Preparatory Spanish Club 1,2; Spanish Honor Society 2,3,4; Delta Epsdon 1,2,3; Esprit 1; Honor Guard; Majorette 3,4; Mirror Represeqtg- tive 1: National Honor Society 3,4; SILHOUE'ITE Staff 3,4; Clmlc 2,3,4; Talent Show 3. DAVID RAY MORRIS College Preparatory French Club; Teens Breakfast Club; Oklahoma. PAMELA SUE MOUNCE Commercial C.O.E. Club 4; 011306: Co-op 4; Big Sister 3,4; G.A.A. 1; Honor Guard: Switchboard 3. THOMAS ETHAN MURRELL College Preparatory Elyria High School 1; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Basketball Manager 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1; National Honor Scelpty 4; N Club 3,4; Spanish Club 3, President 4; Spanish Honor Soc1ety 4. KAREN JEAN MYERS College Preparatory French Club 2; Esprit Co-Poetry Editor 4; Big Sister 3; Delta Epsilon 3: Future Teachers of America 3; Honor Guard; Mirror Representative 2; OHice Worker 4; Pep Club l,2,3,4; SILHOUETTE Staff 3,4; Senior Advisory Council; Senior Class Play. JEFFREY SCOTT NAEGEL College Preparatory Purcell High School 1,2; Wrestling 3. REGINA RAE NASH Commercial C.0.E. Club 4; Office Co-op 4; Counselors' Ollice Worker 2,3; Girls' Council 1,2; Honor Guard; National Honor Society 4. PATRICIA LYNN NESTER General MARGIE NIMESKERN Commercial CHARLOTTE LYNN NOLAND College Preparatory Homecoming Queen 4; Big Sister 3,4; Class Secretary 3,4; Coun- selors1 OHice Worker 3,4; Delta Epsilon 2,3; Girls3 Council 3; Honor Guard; Student-Facuity Relations Committee 4; Senior Advisory Council. RANDOLPH GRANT NUNN, JR. College Preparatory Wrestling 1; Cross Country 2,3; Track 1,2,3; National Honor So- ciety 3,4; Harvard Book Award 3; Valedictorian; French Club 1,2; Band 1,2,3; Band Council 3; Boys' Glee Club 1,2,3; Choir 2,3,4; Mirror Representative 1,2,3,4; N Club 2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3; Student Council 2. CONNIE SUE OyKEEFE College Preparatory Natgonal Honor Society 4; Big Sister 3,4; Clinic 2,3,4; Delta Epsdon 1,2; Esprit 4; Girls, Glee Club 2,3; Honor Guard; Latin Club 2,3,4; SILHOUETTE Representative 1,4; SILHOUETTE Staff 3,4; Senior Class Play. MICHAEL J. ORR Vocational Electricity Club 3,4; National Honor Society 4; Wrestling 3; Senior Class Play; Oklahoma. CAROL JEAN OTIS Commercial Big Sister; Delta Epsilon 2; Honor Guard. MICHAEL EVERETT OWENS College Preparatory Football 1; Band 1,2,3; Band Council 3; Boys1 Glee Club 1,2,3; Choir 2,3,4; Ensemble 3,4; Orchestra 3; Talent Show 3; South Pacific; Guys and Dolls. RODERICK WAYNE PADGETT College Preparatory Latin Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1. CHRISTINE FRAZE PARKER Commercial Spanish Club 2; Spanish Honor Society 2,3,4; Big Sister 3; Clinic 3,4; Counselors, Oflice Worker 2,3; Gamma Alpha Chi 1; Girls' Council 2; Honor Guard; Switchboard 3,4. GEORGE ANDY PATTERSON College Preparatory Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3; Track 2,3; Baseball 1; French Club 1,2; Alpha Sigma Kappa 3,4; Choir 2,3; N Club 2,3,4; Stu- dent Council 2.3. LINDA SUE PATTERSON Vocational Cosmetology Club 3,4; Big Sister 3,4; Honor Guard. DIANE PAYNE Vocational Hughes High School 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; Cosmetology Club 3, Treasurer 4; Mirror Representative 3. WILLIAM GEORGE PERKINS General Basketball 4: Mirror Representative 1,2; Alpha Sigma Kappa 2,3. PATRICIA ANN PERRY Commercial C.O.E. Club Vice President 4; Office Co-op 4; Big Sister 4; Girls' Council 2; Honor Guard; Gamma Alpha Chi. DENISE ANN PE'ITIT College Preparatory National Honor Society 4; SILHOUE'ITE Statf 3, Co-Editor-in- Chief 4; French Club 1,3, President 2; Big Sister 3; Delta Epsilon 2.3: Future Teachers of America; Clinic 2,4; Honor Guard; Pep Club 2,3,4; Talent Show 3; Senior Class Play; Guys and Dolls; Oklahoma. PHILIP EDWARD PILLMAN College Preparatory Purcell High School 1; Mirror Statf 4; French Club 2; Future Teachers of America 4; Mirror Representative 4; Pep Club 4. HENRIETTA SUE POSEY General Huntsville High School; Mirror Staff 3; Choir 1; Talent Show 3; Pep Club 1,2,3. VICKI LYNN POTRAFKE General Big Sister 3,4; Delta Epsilon 1; Mirror Representative 1,2,3,4. MELVIN RICHARD PRELL Vocational Auto Show 3,4. DOREEN ANN PRINCE College Preparatory Future Teachers of America 1; G.A.A. 4, Swimming Manager 2, Historian 3. ANN FLEET PUGH College Preparatory Latin Club 1,2,3,4; French Club 3,4; National Honor Society 4; Esprit 4; Girls' Glee. Club 2,3,4; G.A.A. 3,4; Honor Guard; Future Teachers of America 2,4; Big Sister 4; Talent Show 3; Senior Class Play; Guys and D0115. STANLEY JOHN QUAY College Preparatory Footba11-1,2,3, Cp-Captain 4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3,4; F-ellowshm of Chnstian Athletes 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2,3,4; Alpha Sigma Kappa 4; Student Council 2,3; Senior Advisory Council. BARB ARA ELIZABETH RAMEY General MICHAEL EDGAR RAMSEY Vocational Football 1; Track 1,2; Wrestling 1; O.W.E. STEVE DOUGLAS RANDALL General GINGER REEDY General MARK ALAN REEVES College Preparatory Spanish Club 2,3,4; Spanish Honor Society 3,4. LARRY DALE REYNOLDS Vocational Football 1; Machine Shop Club 3, Treasurer 4. CHARLES STEVEN RICE College Preparatory J OHN RAYMOND ROGERS College Preparatory Football 1; Baseball 1; Wrestling 2; Spanish Club 2; prs' Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Choir 2,3,4; N Club 2,3,4; Projecuoms-ts 2,3,4; SILHOUE'ITE Representative 1,4; Student Council 4; Senior Class Play. DAVID ALLAN ROHDENBURG Vocational O.W.E.; Wrestling Manager 1. JAMES EDWARD ROHDENBURG Vocational O.W.E.; Wrestling Manager 1. MICHAEL E. RUBY Vocational Withrow High School 1,2; Cuisine Club 3,4. BRENDA JEAN RUDD Vocational Cosmetology Club 3,4; Big Sister 2,3,4; Cafeteria Worker 1; Honor Guard; Senior Advisory Council. MICHAEL S. SCALES College Preparatory Basketball 1,2; Cross Country 2,3; N Club 2,3,4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 2,3; Football 1; Latin Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 2; Alpha Sigma Kappa 1,2,3,4; SILHOUETI'E Representative 2; Mirror Representative 2; Mirror 51ng ngorts Editor 4; Student Council 3; a oma. CYNTHIA CHRISTIAN SCHADEL College Preparatory Spanish Club 1,2; Mirror Staff 4; Future Teachers of America 1, PAMELA SUE SCHMIDT College Preparatory Big Sister 3,4; Choir 2,3,4; Counselors1 Office Worker 2,3; Esprit 4; Future Teachers of America 3,4; G.A.A. 1; Gamma Alpha Chi 1.2; Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Honor Guard; Latin Club 1,2,3,4; Mirror Representative 3; National Honor Society 3,4; SILHOUETTE Representative 2,4; SlLHOUETl'E Staff Business Manager 3,4; Stu- dent Council 1,2,3; Debate Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Library Worker 2; Talent Show 3; Senior Class Play; Triple Trio 3,4; Oklahoma. LAWRENCE F. SCHEEMAN College Preparatory Football 1: Basketball 1; Baseball 1; Golf 2; Latin Club 1,2,3,4; Alpha Sigma Kappa 1,2,3,4; Class Vice President 4; Mirror Rep- resentative 2,3; Student Council 1; Switchboard 3; Senior Ad- visory Council. TIMOTHY WAYNE SCHULTZ Vocational Distributive Co-op 4. 190 LEE WARREN SCHURGAST Vocational Auto Shop 3,4. FREDERICK STEVEN SCHWANKHAUS College Preparatory Football 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 2,4; Cross Country 1; Track 3; Class Vice President 1; Class Treasurer 3; Class Presi- dent 4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3, President 4; Alpha Sigma Kappa 3,4; Latin Club 1,2; N Club 2,3, Treasurer 4; Honor Guard; Student-Faculty Relations Committee 4; Senior Advisory Council. JUDY KAY SELLARS Commercial Taft High School 2. DEBORAH DIANNE SENTNEY Commercial Distributive Education Club Secretary 4; Distributive Co-op 4. LINDA SUE SHELTON General Big Sister; Cafeteria Worker 1,2; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Honor Guard. FRANK ALLEN SHEPARD Vocational Auto Shop 3,4. JUDITH ANN SHEPARD General GARY SHEPHERD General STEPHANIE SHERMAN College Preparatory Natlgnal Honor Society 3,4; Big Sister 3,4; Delta Epsilon 1,2,3,4; Espnt .4; French Club 2,3,4; Future Teachers of America 3: Girls' Councxl 1,4; Honor Guard; SILHOUETIE Staff 3, Co-Literary Edie tor 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Senior Class Play; Guys and Dolls. WILLIAM CHARLES SHULTS Commercial Tennis: Gregter Cincinnati Safety Council 3,4; Cafeteria Worker 1,2,3; Distributive Co-op 4; SILHOUETTE Representative 4. SUELLEN SIDWELL Commercial C.O.E. Qlub 4; Office 00-013 4; Big Sister 3,4; Future Teachers of Amenca 3; Gamma Alpha Chi 1; Honor Guard; SILHOUETTE Representatlve 1,4; Talent Show 3. DONNA ROSE SILBER College Preparatory Delta Epsilon 1,2,3; French Club 1,3, Vice President 2; Future Teachers of Amerxca 3; Girls1 Council 3; Honor Guard; National Honor Socnety 3,4; SILHOUETTE Staff 3, Co-Literary Editor 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Senior Class Play. PAMELA THERESA SIMON Vocational Regina High School 1; Cosmetology Club 3, President 4; Big Slstcr 1,3,4; Pep Club 1,2; Honor Guard; Mirror Representative 2; SILHOUETTE Representative 4. HAROLD MICHAEL SMITH General JAMES DAVID SMITH Vocational Machine Shop Club 3,4. RITA CAROL SMITH Vocational Cosmetology Club 3,4; Big Sister 2,3,4; French Club 1; Gamma Alpha C111; Girls' Council 1,2,3,4; Honor Guard; Mirror Repre- sentatlve 2; Debate Club 1; Senior Class Play; Oklahoma. 191 KATHLEEN LOUISE SNELL College Preparatory Big Sister 3,4; Choir 4; Chorus 3; Counselors' OHice Worker 4; Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Honor Guard; Indianettes 3,4; thgrary 2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1; G.A.A. 1,2; Tnple T110 4; Senior Advisory Council; Senior Class Play; The Sound of Music; South PaciJHc; Guyx and Dolls; Oklahoma. WILLIAM MICHAEL SNYDER College Preparatory Football Manager 2; Basketball Manager 1,2; Baseball 1; National Honor Society 3,4; French Club 2,3; N Club l,2,3,4. JAMES WILLIAM SPAHN General French Club 1,2; Chorus 3. MICHAEL WAYNE SPAULDING College Preparatory Basketball 1,2: Cross Country 1; Golf 2; Spanish Club 3,4; Alpha Sigma Kappa 4; Senior Class Play 4; Oklahoma. PHYLLIS JANE SPAW College Preparatory Big Sister 3,4; Class Vice President 2; Counselors' Office Worker 2', Y-Teens 1,2,3, President 4; Esprit 4; French Club 2,3; Future Teachers of America 2; Girls1 Council 3; Girls' Glee Club 2,3; Honor Guard; Indianettes 1,2,3; Cheerleader 4; SILHOUEI'ITE Representative 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Student-Faculty Relatlons Committee 3; Junior Prom Queen; Clinic Worker 4; Talent Show; Senior Class Play; Guys and Dolls,- Oklahoma. JACKIE MARIE SPOONER Commercial G.A.A. 1; Library Worker 3; Office Worker 4; Mirror Stat? 4. THERESA ANN SPURLOCK Vocational Cosmetology Club 3,4; Girls' Council 3; Honor Guard. ERIC ALAN STAPLES General Latin Club 1,2,3,4; Debate Club 2,3,4. HARRY JOHN STEINKAMP Vocational Cuisine Club 3,4; SILHOUETTE Representative 4. KATHY LYNN STEPHENS College Preparatory Mirror Staff CoEditor-in-Chief 4; French Club 2,3; Future Teachers of America 3; Girls1 Glee Club 2,3,4; Honor Guard; National Honor Society 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Student Council 2; Debate Club 2; Library Worker 2; Senior Class Play; Guys and . Dolls. JAMES DAVID STONE College Preparatory Football Manager 1,2,3,4; Track Manager 1,2,3,4; Swimming Manager 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; N Club 1,2,3,4; Proiectionists 2,3,4; SiLHOUE'I'TE Advertising Manager 3,4. JAMES PAUL STRINGER Vocational Track 1,2; Wrestling 2,3; Football 2,3; N Club 2,3,4; Machine Shop Club 4, Secretary 3; SILHOUETTE Representative 4. CAROLYN SUZANNE TANNER General G.A.A. 2,3. BRUCE WILLIAM TASCH College Preparatory Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Track 1,2,3,4; Latin Ciub 3; N Club 2,3,4; Spanish Club 1. BRUCE WAYNE TAYLOR Vocational Football 1; Wrestling 2; Cuisine Club 3,4. PAMELA G. TAYLOR College Preparatory Big Sister 3,4; Counselors, omce Worker 3,4; Esprit 4; G.A.A. 1,3, Historian 2, Secretary 4; Honor Guard; Latin Club 1,2; Pep Club 2,3,4. GARY KINGSLEY TELECSAN College Preparatory Band 1,2,3,4; Buckeye Boys State 3; Latin Club 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3, Vice President 4; Orchestra 3,4; Sgudent COungtl 1.2; Debate Club 2, Treasurer 3,4; Senior Advxsory CounuI; Senior Class Play. DEBRA SUE THATCHER Commercial Indianettes 1; Mirror Representative 4. DAVID EDWARD THOMPSON Vocational Electricity Club. OATHY LEE THORNTON General Spanish Ctub 1. EDWARD ALLEN TIMBERLAKE, JR. College Preparatory Esprit 4; Pep Club 4; SILHOUE'ITE Representative 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Spanish Honor Society 2,3,4; Oklahoma. RICHARD A. TIMERDING Vocational Withrow High School 2; Cross Country 2; Track 2,3; O.W.E. ALBERT HARRY TUDOR College Preparatory Art Club 4; Boys' Glee Club 3; Choir 4; Ensemble 4; Esprit 3, Art Editor 4; Mirror Staff 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Debate Club 2,3,4; Forensic Workshop 2; Buckeye Boys State 3; Talent Show 3; Senior Class Play; South Pacific; Guys and Dolls; Oklahoma. RICHARD EDWARD UMBACH College Preparatory French Club 1.2; Future Teachers of America 3, Treasurer 4; Mirror Representative 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Pep Club 4. RICHARD JAMES UTTER College Preparatory Purcell High School 1; Basketball 1; Spanish Honor Society; Stu- dent Council 1. KENNETH WAYNE VANVUREN College Preparatory Band 1,2,3,4; Band Council Vice President 3,4; Latin Club 1,2; National Honor Society 3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Talent Show 3; South Pacific; Guys and Dolls; Oklahoma. JERRY GORDON VINCENT Vocational Purcell High School 1; Boys' Glee Club Secretary 1; Track 1; Electricity Club 3,4; SEHOUE'ITE Representative 4. DEBORAH ELAINE WADE College Preparatory Big Sister 2,3,4; Mirror Staff CwEditor-in-Chief 4; Counselory omce Worker 2; Delta Epsilon 2,3,4; Esprit 4; French Club 1,2; Future Teachers of America 2,3; Girls1 Glee Club 3; Honor Guard: Indianettes 2,3,4; Majorette 2,3,4; Mirror Representative 2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Junior Prom Queen; Talent Show 3; Senior Class Play; Guys and Dolls; Oklahoma. STEPHEN JOHN WALL College Preparatory Football 1: Track 2,3; Golf 1,2; Alpha Sigma Kappa 4; Latin Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 4; Talent Show; Oklahoma. BRENDA JEAN WEBB General Withrow High School 1,2,3. PATRICIA ELIZABETH WELLS College Preparatory Big Sister 3,4; Counselors1 0111c: Worker 2,4; Delta Epsilon 1,2,3, 4; Esprit Business Manager 4; Future Teachers of America 2,3, President 4; Girls1 Council 4; Honor Guard; Library Worker 1; National Honor Soaiety 3,4; omce Worker 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; SILHOUETI'E Representative 4; Student Council 1,2,3; Switchboard 3; Senior Advisory Council; Talent Show; Senior Class Play; The Sound of Music; South Pacific; Guys and Dolls; Oklahoma. GREGORY ALLEN WEST College Preparatory Golf 2; Latin Club 1,2,3,4; National anor Society 3,4; SIL- HOUETTE Representative 1; Sudan! Councxl 2; Debate Club 2,3; Mirror Representative 2. ROBERT T. WESTERMEYER College Preparatory Band 1,2; Band Council 3,4; Boys1 Glee Club 2,3; Latin Club 3, Orchestra 3,4; Pep Band 3,4; Senior Class Play; 50th Paczfic; Guys and Dolls; Okfahoma. PAULA ANN WHEELER General G.A.A. 1,2; Honor Guard. MYRA J. WHITIS Vocational O.W.E.; SILHOUETTE Representative 3,4. 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GEORGE PETE ZAFERES Vocational Track Manager 1; Football Manager 2,3; N Club 2,3,4; Sn.- HOUETI'E Representative 4; Auto Shop 3,4. CAROLINE MARY ZIMMERMAN College Preparatory Buckeye Girls' State; Big Sister 2,3; Choir 2,3,4; Delta Epsilon 2,3; Ensemble 3,4; Esprit 3, Non-Fiction Editor 4; French Club 2,3,4; Treasurer 1; Future Teachers of America 2,3; Girls' Coun- cil 2; Girls Glee Club 1, President 4; Accompam'st 2,3,4; Honor Guard; Latin Club 1.3, Secretary-Treasurcr 2, President 4; Mirror Representative 1,2; National Honor Society 3,4; SILHOUETI'E Staff 3. Co-Club Editor 4; Student Council 1,3, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Talent Show 3; Debate Club 1,3,4, Librarian 2; Pep Club 1,2,3, Treasurer 4; Girls' Triple Trio Accompanist 2,3,4; Senior Class Play; The Sound of Music; .92th PacMc; Guys and Dolls; Okla- oma. CHRISTOPHER JOHN ZIMMERMAN College Preparatory Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Alpha Sigma Kappa 1,2,3; French Club 1,2,3; Latin Club 1,2; Mirror Representative 1; SILHOUETI'E Representative 2; National Honor Society 3,4; Projectionists 3,4; SILHOUE'I'I'E Staff 3,4. 19:. gowns? $irectory MRS. LEAH ABBOUSHIsLibrary; Wayne State Uni- versity, B.S.; University of Cincinnati. LYNN C. ADAMkAlgebra, General Math; Future Teachers of America; Ohio University, B.S. in Ed.; Xavier University, M.Ed.; Ohio State University; Miami University; University of Cincinnati. WILLIAM F. ADELSPERGER-Auto Shop, Mathe- matics, Science, Drawing; University of Cincinnati; General Motors Training Center. MRS. SARA ALLEYsEnglish, Debate; Debate Club; Ohio University, B.S. in Ed.; Miami University, M.A.T. ASHER ATHYwTyping, Unit Record, Sales; Eastern Kentucky University, B.S. in Bus. GERALD AUKERMANsBusiness Machines, Book- keeping; University of Cincinnati, B.S. in Ed., M.Ed. JAMES R. BALLINGERsBiology, Life Science; Cross Country Coach, Reserve Basketball Coach, Junior Class Advisor; Miami University, B.S. in Ed.; Xavier University, M.Ed. MISS DRENDA BARBER-Shorthand, Recordkeeping, Business Math; Indianettcs; University of Kentucky, B.A. in Ed. MISS BARBARA BARNHILL-Journalism, English; Mirror Adviser; Taylor University, B.S. in Ed. MRS. MARGARET BAUMsI-Iome Economics, Foods; College of Wooster, B.A.; Western Reserve Uni- versity, B.S.; Columbia University, M.A.; Miami University; University of Cincinnati. RICHARD BOULDINsBusiness Math, Typing; Fresh- man Basketball Coach; University of Cincinnati. MRS. DOROTHY BRUETTINGsTeacher-Coordinator O.W.E.; University of Cincinnati, B.A.; B.S. in Ed.; Xavier University. MRS. LINDSAY BUCHYsSpeech, Drama; Senior Class Play, Spring Musical; Ohio State University, B.S. in Ed.; New York University; Xavier University. MRS. CHRISTINE BURTONsReading; David Lips- comb College, BA. MISS NANCY BUTTERFIELDsPhysical Education, Health; G.A.A.; Miami University, B.S. in Ed.; University of Cincinnati, M. Ed.; Xavier University. THOMAS W. CAHILHounselor; Xavier University, B.S., M.Ed.; College Conservatory of Music; Western Reserve University. DONALD DALYsPhysical Education, Health; Head Football Coach, Head Track Coach; Eastern Ken- tucky State University, B.S. in Ed., M.Ed. JACQUE O. DIETLOflice Proeedures, Business Ma- chines; C.O.E. Coordinator, Chairman Commercial Department; C.O.E. Club; University of Cincinnati, B.S. in Ed., B.E.A.; Columbia University, M.A.; John Carroll University. V-12; Gettysburg College; Miami University. MRS. JEANNE DILLE-nEnglish; Miami University, B.S. in Ed. 193 JOHN W. DISTLER-English, Life Science, Biology; Swimming Coach; University of Cincinnati, B.S. in Ed.; Xavier University, M.Ed. MISS DIANNE DOMASCHKO-English; Future Teach- ers of America, Junior Class Adviser; University of Kentucky, B.A. WILLIAM DOSCH s Teacher-Coordinator O.W.E.; Eastern Kentucky University, A.B.; Xavier Uni- versity, M.Ed.; University of Cincinnati. BILLY R. ENGLMPlane Geometry, Algebra; Fresh- man Football Coach, Assistant Track Coach, SIL- HOUETTE Business Advisor; University of Kentucky, B.A., M.A.; University of Cincinnati. J OHN FOOTLEngHsh; Xavier University, B.S. in Ed., M.Ed. ROBERT GARDNER4ivics, American History; As- sistant Freshman Football Coach, Varsity Basketball Coach; Ohio University, B.S. in Ed.; Xavier Uni- versity, M.Ed. AARON GERRARDsAlgebra, Geometry; Miami Uni- versity, B.S., M.A. ALBERT GESELBRACHTsPrincipal; Xavier Univer- sity, B.S.C.; University of Cincinnati, B.Ed., M.Ed.; University of Pittsburgh; Miami University. MRS. MARIAN C. GRAVES-Eng1ish; Miami Uni- versity, B.S.; Columbia University; Ohio State Uni- versity; University of Cincinnati. DAVID GRIFFEIr-American History, Humanities; Miami University, B.S. in Ed., M.A.T.; American River Junior College; San Jose State College. MISS M. NELL GRIFFINsAssistant Principal, Student Coordinator; Girlss Council; Denison University, A.B.; University of Cincinnati, M.Ed. MISS MARGARET GUENTERTsEnglish; Ohio Uni- versity, B.S. in Ed.; Indiana University, MS. in Ed. ROBERT HAINEHommercial Cooking; Cuisine Club; Miami University; University of Cincinnati. MRS. CLARE HAMPTONsHome Economics, English; Ohio State University, B.S.; Columbia University, M.A.; University of: Cincinnati; Miami University. MRS. MARGARET HATFIELD-Nurse; Jewish Hos- pital School of Nursing, RN. HORACE HEFFNER-Industrial Arts; Ohio State Uni- versity, B.S.; University of Cincinnati; Mississippi State University. MRS. DOROTHY M. HERRING-Eng1ish; Blackburn College, B.A. JOHN W. HOOVERsIndustrial Arts, Metalworking; Miami University, B.S.; Xavier University, M.Ed. MRS. HAZEL D. JOHNSONsCounseIor; University of Cincinnati, A.B., B.E.; Columbia University, M.A.; Miami University. MISS BETTY JONES-sEnglish; Catherine Spalding, B.S.; Columbia University, M.A. RONALD E. JONEHivics; Assistant Football Coach, Head Baseball Coach; Marietta College, BA. jacugy ibirecfory MRS. ARLENE R. KALKBRENNER-General Busi- ness, Offlce Procedures; Pep Club; University of Cin- cinnati, B.S. in Ed. MISS BETTY KIERNM$ounselor; Our Lady of Cin- cinnati, B.Ed.; Catholic University of America, M.A.; Xavier University; University of Cincinnati. ELTON KISTLER Assistant Principal; Ohio State University, B.S. in Ed., M.A.; University of Cin- cinnati. H. KEITH LAWSON Assistant Principal; Student Council, Junior Class Advisor; Miami University, B.S.; University of Cincinnati, M.Ed. DONALD LITTMAN-Economics, Business Law, American History; N Club; University of Cincinnati, B.A.; Xavier University, M.A.; Chase Law School, J .D. ROBERT M. LOWTHER, JR.-wBookkeeping, Unit Record, Recordkeeping; Miami University, B.S. in Bus.; University of Toledo, Certificate Education; Xavier University. MRS. RACHAEL LUCALGeneral Business, Record- keeping, Typing; Pep Club; Morehead State Uni- versity, B.S. ORVILLE LUDWIG-General Math; Miami University, B.S. in Ed.; University of Cincinnati. MRS. NADINE MAITLAND-English; Baldwin-Wal- lace College, B.A.; Xavier University, M.Ed. WILLIAM MAITLAND Driver Education, General Math; College of Wooster, B.S.; University of Cin- cinnati, M.Ed. MRS. DIANE MATTICKkFrench, English; French Club; University of Cincinnati, B.S. GARY S. MAY Art; Art Club; Eastern Kentucky Uni- versity, BA. MISS JANE MCCOLLUM4ivics, American History; Asbury College, BA. MRS. ANNE C. MCCOY-Shorthand, Office Procedures, Unit Record; Longwood College, B.S.; Xavier Uni- versity, M.Ed.; University of Cincinnati. JAMES H. MORGAN-Life Science, Chemistry; Wa- bash College, B.A.; University of Cincinnati, M.A. MISS BEVERLY NOEHounselor; Miami University, B.S. in Ed., M.Ed. MISS FLORENCE NOLTE$ounselor; University of Cincinnati, B.S. in Ed. Northwestern University; B.A.; Miami University. DAVID M. NORCROSS-American History, Econom- ics; Visual Aids; Projectionist Club; Miami Uni- versity, B.S. in Ed.; Xavier University, M.Ed. J. PHILLIP OLMES-Supervisor of Art and Humani- ties; Edinburgh State Teachers' College, B.S. in Ed.; Ohio State University, M.A.; Columbia University; John Hay Whitney Fellowship; Carnegie Institute of Technology. PATRICK ORLOFF PhysicaI Education, Health; Ath- letic Director, Assistant Football Coach, Assistant Wrestling Coach; Miami University, B.S.; Xavier University, M.Ed. MISS EILEEN K. PARRIS-Latin, English; Latin Club; University of Cincinnati, B.A., B.S. in Ed., MA. J. ROBERT PHILLIPS-Music Supervisor, Band, Or- chestra; Capital University, B.S.M.; Columbia Uni- versity, M.A.; Miami University. WILLIAM A. PORTER Art; Morehead State Uni- versity, A.B.; Campbellsville College. WALTER V. PROP-Mechanica1 Drawing; Morehead State University, A.B.; Eastern Kentucky State Uni- versity, M.A.; Miami University. MRS. MARTHA K. PULLON4ounselor; Marshall University, A.B.; Columbia University, M.A.; Miami University; University of Cincinnati; Xavier Uni- versity. MRS. BILLIE PUTHOFF-Shorthand, General Busi- ness; University of Cincinnati, B.S. in Ed. DAVID B. QUERY-American History, Civics; Woos- ter College, B.S.; University of Cincinnati, M.S.; Ohio State University; University of Southern Cali- fornia; Miami University. MRS. MARY RILEY Cosmeto1ogy; Cosmetology Club; University of Cincinnati. FRANK SANDERSONw-General Math; Ohio Northern University, B.S. in Ed.; Xavier University, M.Ed.; Kent State University. MISS MARIEL SAYRE Bio1ogy; National Honor So- ciety; Ohio State University, A.B., B.S. in Ed.; Columbia University, M.A.; University of Michigan; University of Cincinnati; Miami University. CARY B. SELFwCivics, American History; Ohio Uni- versity, B.S. in Ed.; Xavier University. H. OWEN SHARP -Specia1 Education; University of Cincinnati, B.S. in Ed. KENNETH SHEPPARD-Distributive Education, Sales; Distributive Education Club; Miami University, B.S.; Columbia University, M.A.; Ohio State Uni- versity; University of Cincinnati; University of Oregon. EVERETT F. SHERER Machinc Shop, Shop Math, Mechanical Drawing, Shop Science; Sinclair Witten- burg Evening College. CLIVE SMITH-Algebra, Geometry, General Math; Union College, B.S.; Eastern Kentucky State Uni- versity, M.A.; Cumberland College. MISS SHIRLEY A. SMITH Eng1ish, Speech; SILHOU- ETTE Publications Adviser; Otterbein College, B.A.; Miami University; Xavier University. MRSA FLORENCE G. TEEGARDEN$lothing Con- struction, Girly Social Living; Ohio State University, B.S.; New York University; University of Cincinnati, Miami University; Traphagen School of Fashion. RUSSELL A. THOMAkPhysics, Life Science; Ohio State University, B.S., M.A.; Ohio University; Miami I94 University; Columbia University; Notre Dame Uni- versity; University of Cincinnati. JOHN P. VINCENT4Rec0rdkeeping, Shorthand, Typ- ing; University of Dayton, B.S.; George Peabody College, M.A.; Morehead State University. MRS. NORVA F. WAHLERT4Cosmetology; Cosme- tology Club; Luverne Normal School; University of Cincinnati; Kent State University; Ohio State Uni- versity. MISS BETTY WARE4-Humanities, World History; Cheerleaders; Northwestern College of Minneapolis, B.A.; Miami University, M.Ed.; Elgin Community College; University of Nebraska. MISS MARILYN C. WHISLER-Counselor; Denison University, B.A.; University of Cincinnati, M.Ed. GEORGE P. WHITLElectricity, Related and Elec- tricity Shop; Electricity Club; University of Cin- cinnati, B,A., M.A.; Kent State University. MRS. JUDY WHITE-Music Harmony, Music Theory, Music History; Chorus, Choir, Junior Choir; Girls1 Glee Club, Boys1 Glee Club; Capital University, B.S. in Mus. Ed. RICHARD WHITE-Marching Band Director; Grade School Instrumental Music; Capital University, B.A. in Mus. Ed. MRS. NANCY P. WICKEMEYER4Physica1 Education, Health; G.A.A.; University of Cincinnati, B.S. in Ed.; Miami University. MRS. NANCY K. WILSON4Eninsh; Kentucky Wes- leyan College, B.A.; Indiana University, M.A.; Uni- versity of Kentucky; University of Evansville. HAROLD G. WITTICH4Automotive Science, Mathe- matics, Drawing, Shop Practice; University of Cin- cinnati, B.S. in Ed., M.Ed.; General Motors Institute. DAN WOODRUFF-Physical Education, Health, Driver Training; Head Freshman Football Coach, Head Wrestling Coach; University of. Cincinnati, B.S. in Ed. MERRILL WYNNApanish; Spanish Club, Spanish Honor Society; College-Conservatory of Music of Cincinnati, B.M.; Xavier University, M.Ed; Uni- versity of Madrid. 3acul?y jnclex Abboushi, L. ............ 30 Engle, B. ........ 29, 95, 123 Adams, E. .............. 41 Adams, I ------ 2! 29: 129 Foote, T. ................ 32 Adelsimgerv W- ----- 39: 137 Funk, I-I. ................ 44 Alley, S. ............ 32, 130 Athy, A. ................ 34 Aukermm g, ............ 34 Gabe, T. ................ 44 Gardner, R. ..... 16, 27, 100 Geselbracht, A. . . . .9, 25, 150 Ballinger, J. . . . .28, 103, 106 Gerrard, A. .............. 29 Barber, D. .............. 34 Graves, M. .............. 32 Barnhill, B. ......... 32, 124 GriHel, D. ............ 3, 27 Baum, M. ............... 37 Griffin, N. .......... 26, 121 Beckstedt, R. ............ 44 Guentert, M. .......... 3, 33 Bouldin, R. ......... 34, 103 Bruetting, D. ............ 31 Haines, R. .......... 39, 136 Buchy, L. ............. 8, 32 Hampton, C. ......... 11, 37 Burton, C. .............. 32 Hatfield, M. ............. 30 Butterlield, N. ........... 33 Heffner, H. .............. 30 Helm, R. ........... 36, 144 Herring, D. .............. 33 Cahill, T. ............. 6, 40 Hoover, W. ............. 30 . ............. 40 Dam 1;- ------------ gag; 1232??? 11 ............... 33 Dietz, . ............ , Dille, J. ............. 32, 33 ma R' 222222 27, 951 107 Distler, J. ........... 28, 105 Domaschko, D. ...3, 32, 129 Kalkbrenner, A. .......... 35 Dori, T. ................ 44 Kiernan, B. ........... 6, 40 Bosch, W. ............... 31 Kingery, H. ............. 41 Downs, G. .............. 44 Kistler, E. ............... 26 195 Lawson, K ........... 2, 26 Query, D. .............. 27 Leary, P. ................ 44 Littman, D. ........ 2, 8, 27 Riley, M. ............... 39 Lowther, R. ............. 35 Lucas, R. ............ 34, 35 Sanderson, F. ............ 29 Ludwig, O. .............. 29 Sayre, M. ........ 9, 28, 119 . Schoeny, A. ............. 41 Mainland, N- ----------- 33 Self, C. ................. 27 Maitland, W. ............ 38 Sharp, 0' ............... 31 Matticks, D. ........ 31, 127 Sheppard, K. ........ 35' 134 May! G- --------------- 36 Sharer, E. .......... 39, 138 McCollum, J. ............ 27 Smith C. --------------- 29 MCCOY, A- -------------- 35 Smith, s. ........... 33, 122 Moore, M. .............. 41 Morgan, 1' 11111111111 28 Teegarden, F. ............ 37 . .............. 28 Noel, B. ................ 40 Thomas, R Nolte, F. 1111111111111111 40 . Norcross, D. IIIIII 2, 27, 121 V1ncem, J. ........... 24, 35 Olmes, P. ............... 27 $3111 ; N. ----------- 2- 3?, 1f, P. ........ 38, 95$ 96 31'6, . ............. , Orlo Werner, M. .............. 41 Pacc, W- ---------------- 44 Whisler, M. ............. 40 Palmer, V' .............. 41 White, G. ........... 39, 138 Farris, E. ............... 31 White. J. ........... 36, 141 Parsons, B. .............. 44 White, R. ........... 36, 144 Phillips, R. ..... 36, 143, 144 Wickemeyer, N. ..10, 38, 109 Porter, W. .............. 36 Wilson, K. .............. 33 Prop, W. ................ 30 Wittich. H. ......... 39, 137 Pullon, M. .............. 40 Woodruff, D. ............ 38 Puthoff, B. .............. 35 Wynn, M. ............... 31 As we watch the time slip through our hour glass at Nor- wood, we realize how swiftly time will go in the future. As seniors We advise underclassmen to grasp the informal moments at Norwood for they are what make silhouettes so successful. This book was designed to keep these informal moments in our hearts to refer to in years following. We hope we have accomplished this goal to the satisfaction of the entire student body. Denise 8: Carol Co-editors-in-chief 52mm Staff Co-editors-in-chief: Carol Arnold, Denise Pettit Co-literary editors: Stephanie Sherman, Donna Silber Cotclub editors: Anna Jones, Caroline Zimmerman Assistants: Betty Hurt, Pam Morgenroth Co-sports editors: Tim Brown, Andy Metcalfe Assistants: Gary Gillespie, Chris Zimmerman Co-faculty 8: Senior portrait editors: Karen Ellwein, Gail Kimball Assistants: Sharon Froedge, Connie Greathouse G.A.A. editor: Debbie Dalton Assistants: Linda Baker, Sheila Freyhof Co-index editors: Karen Myers, Linda Shade Business Manager: Pam Schmidt Assistant: Mike Conners Advertising Manager: David Stone Assistant: Connie OiKeefe Business Advisor: Mr. Billy Engle Publications Advisor: Miss Shirley Smith .Autogralolld 1'97 jutogralaAd 198 good yearbooks deserve . . . BENSON- NASHVILLE . . . others need us Clummmwment cf the Enrfnunh giggly $rhnnl Glaga nf 112m at the Ginninnati $arh2n5 chhueshug EEUPltiItg, Elma mlyirh Nmtvcu Erluuhrrh Huh agwwtg Eight GDH'Im'k Fragrant W PROCESSIONAL . . . Pomp and Circumstance ....... Edward Elgar NORWOOD HIGH SCHOOL BAND INVOCATION .......... The Reverend Monsignor Ferdinand Kylius As We Face Tomorrow Dangerous Bridge to Unreality ............. Steven Schwankhaus President, Class of 1970 A Nation of Plenty - Will It Be Enough? ........ Anna Marie Jones Salutatorian, Class of 1970 Man's Struggle With His Environment .......... Randolph G. Nunn Valedictorian, Class of 1970 PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS ................. Dr. T.W. Gabe President, Norwood Board of Education CLOSING REMARKS ....................... Brooks A. Parsons Superintendent of Schools ALMA MATER ................................ Class of 1970 BENEDICTION .................... The Reverend H. Lee Murrell RECESSIONAL w- Pomp and Chivalry ........... Charles Roberts NORWOOD HIGH SCHOOL BAND James William Adams Rusself Edward Adams Linda Gale Andrews Carol Easton Arnold Rebecca Elizabeth Ashbmok Danny R. Asher Jerry Lee Baird Charles Baker Linda Louise Baker Kathy Sue Barber Charles Willlam Barkeloo, Jr. Linda Sue Barnes Robert Allen Barton John L. Bates Beverly Denise Becker Alice Rebecca Beckett Peggy Becknell Joyce Lynn Ben nen Terry Christine Benz David Charles Best James Wesley Best Deborah Sue Blakley Dale Joseph Blorner Jean Frances Bockhold Jacqueline Ann Boeckmann Victor Lewis Boelscher Novris Raymond Booth James E. Bouidin Bert Bowiing, Jr. Clnda Lew Boyd Linda Kay Boyd Mark Steven Bragg William Frederick Brennecke Richard Henry Brinkdopke Nancy Marie Broerman Barbara Ann Bross Joseph Michael Brotzge Clarence Brown Frank Brown Timothy Patrick Brown James Dennis Browning John Wilriam Bruce Brent Allen Buquo Albert Buring Danny Lee Burton Betsy Katharine Cannava Roger Lee Canterbury Penny Diane Carnes Larry Stephen Carson Laura Ann Marie Cerasi Bert Challis, Jr. James Darrell Clark Marshall Thomas Clark Charles Douglas Cochran Swven William Coffey H Lesrie Jean Cole Jerome Lynn Cook Joanna Cock Lora Lynn Costello Stephen P. Costello Deborah Ann Couch John Lee Cox Bonnie Lynn Crawford Jan Rene Crowe Christine Anne Croweak Kenneth Ray Cundiff Deborah Ann Dalton Linda Carol Daniel Danny Lyn Daniels Jack D. Daniels Vickie Rae Deaton William Howard DeEord III Michael Vincent Degaro Carol Sue DeHart Linda Kay Delph Mary Jo DeNoma Michael Lee Douglas Wanda Lee Douglas Sharon R. Downey Dennis Wayne Durham Patsy Ann Dykes Steve Edwards Dana Kent Elliott Donald Scott Elliott Karen Lynne Marie Ellwein Kathy Marlene Fenker Lawrence Edward Fichter Darlene Fike Donald Edwin Foster Steven Lee Fox Jerome Paul Frankenhoff Janet Diane Frazier Sheila Marie Freyhof Sharon Kay Froedge Thomas Edward Fulmer Diana Lynn Fye Steven Lee Gabrier Stella Mae Garland Michael George Garvey Kathy Lea Gibson Mona Faye Gibson Howard Glen Giles Gary Lamont Gillespie Karen Sue Gillispie Gregory Alan Glassmeyer Linda Fay Godsey David R. Goins Edwin Lee Goodman Terry Ray Gray Connie O. Greathouse James Michael Greatorex Judith Lynn Green Monica E. Gresser Sharon Kaye Gross Jerry Lee Grubb Deborah Sharon Grubbs John D. Haddix Nancy Louise Haenny Bruce William Hall Linda Jean Hall Ronald John Hanrahan Kenneth Edward Hart Michael Jay Hathaway David Earl Hayes Harold Lee Hayes Alice Fay Head William W. Heinrich ' Joel Wayne Helton John Clifford Henderson Loretta Hensley Michael Lee Henson Pamela Ann Henson Wayne E. Herman William Samuel Hem Clifford Russell Hickey Bobbie Kay Hill David Lawrence Hill Douglas Frank Hill Emma Jane Hill Susan Kay Hipkins Pamelia Lee Hollars William Louis Hollifield Kathleen Marie Hoithaus Don na Lee Hood Charles D. Horn, Jr. Danny Daie Hornsby Lenie Margaret Hoskins Joy Francis Hubbard Myrtle Faye Hubbs Arthur Francis Hughes Leslie Elaine Hughes Richard J. Hughes Joseph Ernest Hull Edward O. Hupps $ Betty Laura Hurt Gayla Lynn Hyden Valetta Marie Irvine Linda Carol Jackson Patsy Ann Jasper Robert Matthew Jeffre Michael Gwin Johnson Anna Marie Jones Gary Edward Jones QIanbihuies far $rahuatinn Anita Zoe Judd Gary Raymond Jump Cynthia Debra Keuffer William John Kieffer Gail Lee Kimball Darlene Ann Klanke Michael Daniel Klar Emma Catherine Knarr Brenda Gail Knight Carole Ann Koehler Debra Lee Koehler Patricia Lee Komara Pamela Jean Krass Sandra Jean Laake David Glenn Lach Jacklynn Delaine Lancaster Frances L. Lane i' Barbara Carol Lawson H WiIliam Dale Lawson Sandra Kay Leicht Lawrence Carl Leidenheimer Lois Ann Levi Earnie Lee Lipps Dennis Michaer Luken Mary Kathryn Lusk Melvin Lusk Barbara Ann Lutsch Dennis Melvin Lynch H Larry Lynn Lyons Michael Allen Marshall Danny Eugene Mason Newell Stevenson Mastin Carol Roberta Matthews Frank Allen Maupin Charles Major Mays JoAnn McAllister Linda Lee McCoy Richard McCreary Sharon Kay McDonald Brenda Lynn McFarland Roy Donafd Meece Beverly Gail Merkhofer Richard James Merrill Andrew Downing Metcalfe George Steven Metz Tari Ann Miracle Donald Ray Mitchell David Wayne Mize Jennifer S. Monhollen Pamela Marie Moon Diana Lynn Morgan Pamela Ann Morgenroth David Ray Morris Pamela Sue Mounce Thomas Ethan Murrell Karen Jean Myers Jeffrey Scott Naegel Regina Rae Nash Patricia Lynn Nester Ralph Allan Niles H Margie Nimeskern Charlotte Lynn Noland Randolph Grant Nunn, Jr. Connie Sue O'Keefe Michaei J. On Carol Jean Otis Michael Everett Owens Roderick Wayne Padgett Christine Fraze Parker George Andy Paiierson Linda Sue Patterson Diane Payne William George Perkins Patricia Ann Perry Denise Ann Pettit Philip Edward PiHman Henrietta Sue Posey Vicki Lynn Potrafke Melvin Richard PreJI Doreen Ann Prince Ann Fleet Pugh Stanley John Quay Barbara Elizabeth Ramey Michael Edgar Ramsey Steve Douglas Randall Ginger Reedy Mark Alan Reeves Larry Dale Reynolds Charles Steven Rice John Raymond Rogers David Alian Rohdenburg James Edward Rohdenburg Michael E. Ruby Brenda Jean Rudd Doris Sauler '1 Michael S. Scales Cynthia Christine Schadel Pamela Sue Schmidt Timothy Wayne Schultz Lee Warren Schurgast Frederick Steven Schwankhaus Judy Kay Sellars Deborah Dian ne Sentney Linda Sue Shelton Frank Alien Shepard Stephanie Sherman William Charles Shults SuEllen Sidwell Donna Rose Silber Pamela Theresa Simon Harold Michaer Smith James David Smith Rita Carol Smith Kathleen Louise Snell William Michael Snyder James William Spahn Michael Wayne Spaulding Phyllis Jane Spaw Jackie Marie Spooner Teresa Ann Spurlock Eric Alan Staples Harry John Sieinkamp Kathy Lynn Stephens James David Stone James Paul Stringer Carolyn Suzanne Tanner Bruce William Tasch Arnold B. Taylor Bruce Wayne Taylor Pamela G. Taylor Gary Kingsley Telecsan Debra Sue Thatcher David Edward Thompson Cathy Lee Thornton Edward Allen Timberlake, Jr. Albert Harry Tudor RiChard Edward Umbach Thomas H. Unger ? Richard James Utter John C. Vance Kenneth Wayne VanVuren Jerry Gordon Vincent Deborah Elaine Wade Stephen John Wall Brenda Jean Webb Patricia Elizabeth Wells Gregory Allen West Robert T. Westermeyer Paula Ann Wheeler Myra J. Whitis Betty Jean Wilder Gordon Neal Wilder Roger Edwin Wilkerson Patricia Ann Wiiliams Donna Marie Wilson Terry Lee Winkler Shiriey Jean Wrenn James wiliiam Yerian ! George Pete Zaferes Caroline Mary Zimmerman Christopher John Zimmerman Night School Summer School Eigrmrh nf ?huwtiun Dr. T. W. Gabe I I ...................................... President Mr. George H. Downs ........................... Vice- -President Mr. Robert A. Beckstedt Mr. Theodore A. Dori Mr. Harold F Funk Mr. Paul R. Leary . I I . I ............................... Cierk-Treasurer Mr. Brooks A. Parsons ........... I ..... I ......... Superintendent of Schools ?igh $nhnnl gliacultg AlbertWI Geselbracht .................. . ....... I . I I I ..... Principal Nell Griffin ...................................... Assistant Princinal EitonEI Kisiler ......... I I I I . I I I I I . I I I ....... . I IAssistant Principal H Keizh Lawson I ................................. Assistant Principal LeahMIAbboushi..IIII.IIII......IIIII.IIIII.IIIIIIII.ILibrary Lynn 0. Adams ..................................... Mathematics William F. Adelsperger .......................... . Vocations! Education Sara G,Alley I . I ...................................... English Asher Athy ............ I . . . ................. Commercial Gerald R. Aukerman . I Icommercial James R. Ballinger ..................................... Scienpe Brenda Barber . I I . . ......... I I .................. CommerCIal Barbara Barnhill I ............................. English, Journalism, Mirror Margaret Baum .................................... Home Economics Richard Bouldin ......... I I I I I I I I ..................... Commercial Dorothy Bruetting ................... .Vocational Education Lindsay CI Buchy ................... . . I Dramatics. Speech Christine Burton .................... I . I Remedial Reading Nancy Butterfield . I Physinal Education Thomas W. Cahill ........ Counselor Donald Daly ........... I I Physical Education Jacque O. Dietz I I ..... I I I I I Commercial Coordinator Jeanna B. Dille ................. I I . . I . I I I . I English John W. Distler . I I . . . . .Science. English Dianne Domaschko ......... English William Dosch .......... I Vocational Education Biily R. Engle ................ Mathematics J. T. Foole ..................... English Robert Gardner ..... Social Studies Aaronw. Gerrard . . . . . I I I . I Mathematics Marion C. Graves ........................................ Engiish David Griffel ...... I I I I I ......... Social Studies, Human 5 Margaret Guentert ........................... English Robert Haines ................. I I . . .Vocational Education Clare Hampton I I I I I I I . I I I .................... Horne Econon-ics. Engiish MargareiHatfieldIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII .............. .Nurse Horace Heffner .................. . I I . I I I Industrial Arts Doroihy MIHerring I I I I . I I ......... English John W. Hoover ........ I I ............. I Industrial Arts HazelJohnsan .......... I I I I I . I I I I I I ICourIselor Betty J.Junes I , I I I I I I I I . .................... English Ronald Jones ........... I . ..... I . I I Social Studies Mary E. Kiernan ......... I I . . I . I I . I ICuunselar Cari Lammers I I . I I I I I I I .............. Commercial Donald F. Littman ............... I . . . Social Studies Robert M. Lowther ........................ Commercial Rachael Lucas ........................... Commercial Orville KI Ludwig .................. . I I . . I Mathemat' 5 Nadine Maiiland IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII English William B. Maitlznd I . I I I I . Driver Education, Mathematics Diane Matticks ..................... . I I I I I I I I . French. English GaryMay ..... ............ 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