Norwood High School - Silhouette Yearbook (Norwood, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 276 of the 1973 volume:

1973 Silhouette Harman mun Schnnl Nlll'Wllllll. nllill Vlllllme HUI! STAF F CO-EDITORS: Noma Jones Ellen Little PUBLICATIONS ADVISOR: Miss Shirley Smith BUSINESS ADVISOR: Mr. Lynn Adams ' :., v Jhu CONTE NTS TRIBES'ZS FUN AND GAMESOBQ PASTIMES'125 FACES'161 TRADING POSTS'243 GUIDES'263 I INTRODUCTION A beginning is an initial point of time or space. High school years offer us many new begin- nings. During these four years, we begin developing our distinctive goals which later become our road to adult life. Thus, a good beginning can determine our future prosperity. MI w; w . lbki i$. :leg', ' WWWWWW:z-ESEWMW mm . WWWW W WWWM m: IMMW 31 tabsiji : ' c-- ccmcoclav .0 .90th ., ACADEMIC BEGINNINGS . . . ILII i Hm: v g; 5 W ; Wk 3:, ?WiiW W y IO COMPETITIVE BEGINNINGS . . . I 6 I 7 SOCIAL BEGINNINGS . . . l8 a. m '5': IFlllIE 25' rum all?! In 106 an Irv, 1,. U' f 19 mmms ; x h. 20 2! 22 23 24 26 While classroom achievement is essential, extracurricular activities are vital in the development of a student's character. Musically in- clined students receive an op- portunity to further their abilities. The publications staffs undertake the tasks of providing the students with highlights of the year, while the business staffs work to raise the necessary money. Vocationai clubs and Co-op programs prepare juniors and seniors for future oc- cupations while they continue academic courses. Rendering special services to the school are the projectionists and the office, clinic, and library workers. Student representatives comprise the Stu- dent and Giris' Councils to help bind the faculty and students together in better understanding. School spirit is stimulated by Pep Club and the intriguing half-time shows of the Majorettes and In- dianettes. F.T.A., Y-Teens, P.A.LS., and the language clubs unite students of common interests. N Club and National Honor Society enable outstanding students to become associated with students from different schools. By participa- tion in activities, a student grows in poise and social consciousness through association with others. '27 28 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS: Jenny Cox, vice-presidem; Patty PruesJ treasurer; Ceci Walton, secretary; Neal Lane, president. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: Terry SPANISH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY McFadden, vice-president; Julia Naish, OFFICERS: Lottie Stone, secretary; Jenny secretary; Linda Degaro, treasurer, Bill Krebs, Cox, vice-president; Neal Lane, treasurer; president. Larry Fischer, president. SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS: Dan Wittekind, president; Mary Ruebusch, treasurer; Linda Timberlake, vice-president; Joan Tepe, secretary. hamnw r .. - w-. wgrwm GIRLSi COUNCIL OFFICERS: Linda Degaro, vice-president; Jenny Cox, presi- dent; Joan Tepe, secretary-treasurer. 34,33 L. CHIEFS Heading the many organizations at Norwood High are dedicated and active students who spend endless hours working to generate unity and enthusiasm among other students with similar objectives. These individuals strive for a successful and enjoyable year that each member of the organization will cherish along with his other high school ex- periences. The rewards gained from their efforts are invaluable, a beginning to understanding and dedica- tion to a cause. 29 FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS: Robin Sittason, secretary; Larry Roy, vice-president; Brian Stricker, president; Debbie Tincher, treasurer, LATIN CLUB OFFICERS: Jon Smith, president; Tim Cox, program chairman; Linda Owens, secretary; Bob Naber, vicepresidem. Not pictured: Connie Ramsey, treasurer. ESPRIT STAFF: Candie Mock, co-business manager; Ellen Little, editor-in- chief; Leanne Linder, co-business manager; Robin Sittason, assistant editor. SILHOUETTE EDITORS: Ellen Little, NomaJones,co-editors-in-chief MIRROR STAFF: Bill Krebs, business; Sharon Nolte, editor-in-chief; Sandi Wilson, assistant editor; Marci Kelsch, assistant editor. 30 Haw , rm! F.T.A.: Martha Pugh,vice-president; Brent Hathaway, president; 1 Marie Kettler, secretary; Lottie Stone, treasurer. x w MACHINE SHOP OFFICERS: David Strunk, president; Jim Massey, vice-president; Ken Smith, secretary; Joe Leet, treasuren P.A.L.S. OFFICERS: Gordon Stuckrad, president; Bob Dawson, co-secretary; Bev Wardwell, treasurer; Jon Smith, vice-president. Not pictured: Sharon Tungate, c0wsecretary. C.O.E. OFFICERS: Marilyn Hopkins, vice-president; Debbie ' Gadberry, secretary; Connie Aylward, co-treasurer; Donna Hall, co- CUISINE OFFICERS: Robin Leach, president; David Waiters, treasurer; Dan Petrey, president. vicepresident; Jim Rhodes, secretary; William Pitman, treasurer. W? n- COSMETOLOGY OFFICERS: Gwen Love, co-treasurer; Barb DuLong, sergeanvat-arms; Paulene Fike, treasurer; Terri Smith, president; Cindy Duggins, co-treasurer; Becky Keith, vice-president. 3 l ELECTRICITY CLUB OF- FICERS: James OrCon- nor, vice-president; J a m e s M c L a n e , secretary; Torn Martin, president; Warren Trox- ell, treasurer. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION OFFICERS: Wayne Hoffman, vice- president; Sue Clark, secretary; Patty Hadley, treasurer; Harry Schlie, president. AUTO SHOP OFFICERS: Larry Childress, Essel McAnnally, Rodney Hedge, Mike Belmont. CHOIR OFFICERS: Bev Phelps, historian; Jeff Leary, property manager; Joyce Hinkle, librarian; Judy Jobe, treasurer; loe Horn, librarian; Debbie Flynn, secretary; Brent Hathaway, president; Margi Walker, robe manager; Dennis Wall, property manager; Vonda TrammeH, robe manager. GLEE CLUBOFFICERs; Joyce Hinkle, president; Vonda Trammell, secretary; Pat Canterbury, vice-president. Not pictmed: Kathy Jones, librarian. 32 BAND COUNCIL: Dan Vincent, Linda Owens, Jo Bowling, librarian; Dennis Wall, president; Diana Laymon, Paul Delph, Scott Newsom, secretary and assistant manager; Brent Hathaway, manager. 9. kli MAJORETTE CAPTAIN: Sandie Calchera INDIANETTE CAPTAINS: Denise Dick, junior captain; PROJECTIONISTS OFFICERS: Mark Boggess, co-secrelary; Gerry Rolph, co- Lottie Stone, senior captain; Gail Tumbleson, senior secretary; Charlie Hull, vice-president; Torn Grace, treasurer; Dave Hilf, president. captain; Ellen Brown, head captain; Pam Goodlander, junior captain. N CLUB OFFICERS: Neal Lane, secretary; Larry Fischer, vice- president; Charlie Hull, president; Keith Wright, treasurer. PEP CLUB OFFICERS: Pam Sutton, treasurer; Ted Gabe, vice-president; Karen Spaw, secretary; Larry Roy, president. 33 34 mwgm:nmp.a 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Linda Degaro Margaret Elliott . Debbie Howard Kathy Acey . Ba rbara Goecke Donna Crouch . Julia Naish . Patty Prues, treasurer . Mary Cox 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 1B. 19. 20, 21. 22. Debbie Pottinger Kevin Popplewell Bob Bernius Charlie Hull Jerry Smith Audie Setser Glenn Ogle Tom Ruebusch Bob Dawson Bob Duesing Tana House Bobbi Pitman Ceci Walton, secretary Carol Lee Linda Bowman Iva Bowman Dorinda DeTeHem Steve Barker Russ Hamlin . Lyla Lykins . LindaWright . Betty Baker . LottieStone . Robin Sittason . LindaTanner . Jenny Cox, vice-president . VirginiaMcMullin . Debbie Lucas . Diana Laymon . Susan Burns . Larry Reynolds . Jim Wilson . Larry Fischer . Ken Fitzgerald . Charles Lawson . BillTimberlake . Dan Ellwein . Robin Leach . Gary Rawlings . Mike Freeland . Steve Marcum . RobertBaglien . David Hamm , NealLane, president . David Fye . Doug DeTellem 35 GIRLS' COUNCIL 1. Betsy Hafer 2. Melodie Cannon 3. Nancy anspiger 4. Lottie Stone 5. Diana Laymon 6. Kathy Morgenroth 7. Bonnie Grace 8. Jenny Cox, president 9. loan Tepe, secretary- treasurer 10. Kathy Acey 11. Angie Ball 12. Robin Sittason 13. Mary Cox 14.1ulia Naish 15. Joyce Hinkle 16. Patty Prues 17. Cindy Meyer 18. Bev McWhorter 19. Dianne Gamble 20. Janis Green 21. Donna Hinkle 22. Chris Wallace 23. GailTumbleson 24. Karen Spaw 25. Teresa Mayne 26. Paula Tompkins 27. Debbie Simpson 28. Debbie Wallace 29. Debbie Ratliff 30. Ruby Cole 31. Pam Perry 32. Sandy Reedy 33. Marcia Lillie 34. Beth Sennett 35. Darlene Beckstedt 36. Edike Bolgzds 37. Marianne Gaddis 38. Kim Robisch 39. Tina Arbino 40. Ronah Stephens 41. Chris Crusoe 42. Pam Quillen 43. Kim Weinheimer 44. Mary Ann Metzger 45. Jean Tepe 46. Julie Hopkins 47. Debbie Nohe 48. Brenda Slaven 49. CindyGrubbs 50. Donna Rose 51. Kathy McFarland 52. Heather Stone 53. Pat Canterbury 54. Leanne Linder 55. Nancy Koewler 56. Carol King 57. Renee Thompson 58. Margie Smith 59. Terri Cooper 60. Charlotte Rutland 61.1ackie Wilkerson 62. Sheila Waters 63. Brenda Mellett 64. Terri Smith 65. Bev Knight 66. Nancy Hughes 67. Nancy Slaughter 68. Ellen Brown 69. Lynn Barker 70. Leslie Silber 71. Sylvia Fulmer 72. Monica DeBorde 73. Sheila Smith 74. VickieSpaw 75. Linda Degaro, vice-president 37 STUDENT COUNCIL 38 1. Gail Tumbleson 2. Dan Vincent 3. Karen Spaw 4. Terri Croweak 5.Tom Grace 6.1effLeary 7. BiIE Krebs, president B.JimCochran 9. Robin Sittason 10. Pam Sutton 11. Bob Naber 12- JaanTepe 13.Tom McCarthy 14. Cindy Hoffman 15. Chris Crusoe 16. Chuck Nofand 17. DannyMiles 18. Linda Degaro treasurer 19. Julia Naish secretary 20. Terry McFadden vice-president 21.1enny Cox 22. CharlesJohnson 23. Beth Sennett 24. VickieSpaw 39 4O SPANISH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY .4 .l -i wawwwawwa .LindaTimberlake Mary Ruebusch .JulieHopkins . Betty Wong Virginia McMullin . Christine Crusoe . Donna Crouch Greg Utter Jim Hull Charlie Hull . Jim Wilson 12. 13. 14. 15. 1G. 17. 18. '19. 20. Beth Miller Linda Treadway Darlene Beckstedt Dan Wittekind Audie Setser Paul Delph Dorinda DeTelIem Patty Ball Mary Cox 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 283 293 30. 31 . 32. 33. 34. 35. Patty Prues Jenny Cox, vice-president Sharon Royalty Barb Henderson Lottie Stone, secretary Debbie Spurlock Bob Duesing Jerry Smith Ray Roy Randy Hosterman Larry Fischer, president Bill Timberlake Dave Hamm Doug Bosse Neal Lane, treasurer 4I 42 SPANISH 1. Julie Hopkins 2. Robin Ruholl 3. Mark Harmon 4. Michelle Fenske 5. Bob Duesing 6. KimWeinheimer 7. Bart Fredrick 8. Marie Geraci 9. Neal Schulte 10. Randy Taylor 11. Kathy Morgenroth 12. Jean Tape 13. Courtland Snell 14.1ean Keith 15. Mary Ruebusch, treasurer 16. DebbieSpurlock 17. Patty Perry 18. Dan Wittekind, president 19. Mike Montgomery 20. Chris Crusoe 21. Beth Miller 22. Linda Treadway 23. Joan Tepe, secretary 24. Steve Morgan CLUB 25. Roger Strunk 26. Greg Chapman 27. Valerie Parrott 26. FrankHarmon 29. LindaTimberlake,vice- president 30. Betty Wong 31. CindyTrentman 32. Jim Hull 33. Ken Holloway 34. DaveMoore 35. Barb Rotter 36. Pam Tibbelts 37. Sandy Copelin 38. Judy Martin 39. Darlene Beckstedt 40. Leanne Linder 41. Nancy Ball 42. Candie Mock 43. DeniseSimiele 44. Paul Delph 45. Kenneth Rainey 46. Victor Edwards 43 FRENCH CLUB 44 .I . Robin Sittason, secretary .Debbie Tincher, treasurer Karla Grubbs Cindy Grubbs Cindy Cox Judy Howard Shawna Reid Brenda Colyer .Vickie Riley 10. Edie Burwinke! 11. Marianne Gaddis 12. Ronah Stephens 13. Tina Arbino 14. Beverly Knight 15. Nancy Slaughter 16. BonnieGrace 17. Lana Botkins 18. YvonneYork 19. Fred Rohdenburg 20. Edite Bolgzds N QPNFPPP 21. Marcia Lillie 22. Brenda Moore 23. Phyllis Garland 24. Nancy Koewler 25. Linda Bowman 26. Karen Grace 27. Brenda Mellett 28.1effStanton 29. Carol King 30. Pam Perkins 31. Debbie Steward 32. Debbie Howard 33. Brian Stricker, president 34. Vikki Blake 35. Debbie Cochran 36. CharlotteRutland 37. Sharon Tungate 38. Renee Thompson 39. Heather Stone 40. Donna McCreary 41. Cathy Bush 42. Martha Pugh 43. Mi55 Welch, Melody Thompson Karen Mattingly Dennis Meyung .Tom McCarthy 63. Ruth Smith 64. Gail Hamlin 65. Sabrina Melter 66. Ga'rl Dow 67. Michele Montgomery 68.10anne Martin 69. Dave Hill 70. MikeSmith 71. Jerry Reneman 72. Bob Stoops 73. Scot Reinhardt 74. Gerald Moore 75. Paul Burwinkel 76. Steve Daniels 77. Joe Bockerstette 73. Larry Roy, vice-president 79. Jim Powell 80. Jeff Leary 81. Gordon Stuckrad 82. Gerry Rolph 83. Mark Boggess 84. JimCochran 85. Joe Horn 86. RickSIusher 87. David Prather 88. Jim Downing 89. Brent Hathaway 90. Doug Yates 91. EdJackson 92.JoyceHinkle 93.TerriCroweak PPN9WPFN4 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 15. LATIN CLUB . Donna Rose Aimee Weber Clyde Rayburn Connie Swanson .Linda Flynn Leo Clark Mike Wade Bryan Brewer Kathy McFarland Brenda Havens Terri Cooper Bobbi Whitaker Jeanne Dowd Karol Brown Kathy Bastin Lyla Lykins 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. Delores Sharp Shaun Cole Teresa Parmley Connie Ramsey, treasurer Peggy Snell Tom Davis Philip Henson Richard Lucas Gary Rawlings Tim Cox Deena Rader Tom Grace Diane Higgins Bob Naber, vice-president Ellen Little Shawn Newsom Linda Owens, secretary Bobbi Pitman Dan Davis Roger Parton . Marcia Hill . Bernie McLane . Gina Stephens . Steve Schad . Linda Hill . Debbie Wilson . Marybeth Troxell . Bret Telecsan . Cathy Duncan .lohn Kingery ESPRIT Diane Smith Carol King Danny Miles Mary Cox, poetry editor Marilyn Stears Cathy Skeen Monica DeBorde DianneGamble Donna Rose Robin Sittason, assistant editor 11. Bob Naber 12.1erry Cox, fiction editor 13. Kim Robisch 14. Bonnie Grace 15. Renee Thompson 16. Connie Cornelius 17. Barb Henderson 18. Kim Pilman 958.5171 .. 999N991 19. 20. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31 . 32. 33. 34. Marie Kettler Candie Mock, co-business manager .Terri Cooper 22. 23. 24. Patty Prues Vonda Trammell Leanne Linder, co-business manager Pat Canterbury Diana Laymon Mike Condon Miss Guentert, advisor Ellen Little, editor Sylvia Fquer Sharon Royalty Dorothy Smith, non-fiction editor Angie Ball Charlotte Rutland 47 MIRROR STAFF 1. Bill Epperson 7. Marci Kelsch 2. Terri Croweak 8. Sandie Wilson 3. Sharon Nolte,editor 9. Mrs. Fealy, 4. DebbieWallace advisor 5.5ylvia Fulmer 10. Nomalones 6. Monica De Borde 49 PROJECTIONISTS l. Gerry Rolph, secretary 2. Charlie Hull 3. MikeJordan 4. Doug DeTelIem 5.Jim Fiorito 6. Dave Hili, president 7. BillKrebs 8. Keith Watson 9. Walt Coburn 10. Russ Hamlin 11. Mr. Norcross, advisor 12. Greg Utter 13. Mark Boggess 14. Dave Caddell 15. Les McFarland 16. Steve Marcum 17. Allen Woods 18. Don Haddix 19. Tom Grace, treasurer 20. Bob Bernius 21. Jay Fitzpatrick SILHOUETTE REPRESENTATIVES 1. Kathy Morgan 2. Lottie Stone 3. Fredericka Fisher 4. ReneeThompson 5. Marybeth Troxell 6. Terri Cooper 7. Pam Goodlander 8. Vickie Spaw 9. Pam Slusher 10.1eanneDowd 11. Karen Spaw 12. Leanne Linder 13. KathySpaw 14. Eilen Brown 15. Denise Dick 16. Marie Geraci 17. Dan Wittekind 18. Nancy Slaughter 19. Tom Grace 20. Gary Brummett 21. ChrisCrusoe 22.1erry5chmidt 23. Kathy Morgenroth 24. Bruce Holloway 25. Debbie Lucas 26. Julia Naish 5 l Air-s ..- - SILHOUETTE STAFF 'friimms I V' at a In t ?.5. 5-.- 9 . 1 53,- ! m v um Q 52 1. Miss Smith, publications advisor 2. Scott Newsom 3. Brent Hathaway 4. Taunya Alvin 5. Marybeth Troxell 6. Renee Thompson 7. Lottie Stone 8. Bev Phelps 9. Sandie Wilson 10. Terry McFadden 11. Ellen Little, co-editor 12. Marci Kelsch 13. Noma!ones, co-editor 14. Connie Ramsey 15. Carol King 16. Sharon Nolte 17. Jackie Wilkerson 18. Robin Sittason 19. Mary Cox 20. Bill Krebs 21. MelodieCannon 22. Diana Laymon 23. Connie Cornelius 24. Debbie Simpson 25. JennyCox 26. Dan Wittekind 27. Doug Yates 28. Mr.Adams, business adviser 2444.144 53 ,v 2. , n. Rev nmgg melixlw 54 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA 10. . Karen GraCe 12. 13. PPNFWFWNA .Rhonda Childers . Brenda Lillard .Bobbi Pitman Leanne Linder Donna Rose NomaJones Linda Owens Melodie Cannon Brent Hathaway, president Kim Pilman Sally Hessel Doris Meece D 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. Mr. Adams, adviser Dorothy Smith Miss Hecker, advisor Connie Ramsey Dennis Meyung Martha Pugh Mary Cox Doug Yates Pam Goodlander Pam Perkins Patty Prues 55 PRO AMERICA LEAGUE OF STUDENTS 1. Cindy Hoffman 2. SylviaFulmer 3. Leanne Under 4. Nancy Steele 5. Linda Owens 6. Terri Cooper 7. Debbie Tincher 8. Sharon Tungate, secretary 9. Nancy Ernspiger 10. Charlotte Rutland 11. Marcia LiHie 12, Kim Prather 13. Loretta Scott 14. Lottie Stone 15. MarybethTroxell 16.An ie Ball 17. R0 in Sittason 18. Debbie York 56 19. Linda Degaro 20. Monica DeBorde 21. Connie Ramsey 22. Brenda Moore 23. Lana Botkins 24. Debbie Simpson 25. Joyce Hinkie 26. Cathy Duncan 27. BVron Becker 28. Jon Smith, vice-president 29. Tim Haunert 30. Art Clark 31. Bob Naber 32. Jesse Brice 33. Gordon Stuckrad, president 34. Doug Yates 35. Brian Stricker CUISINE CLUB 1. Pete Wagner 2. Mr. Haines, advisor 34 lim Noble 4. Gary Steger, president 5. Kevin Mahedy, sergeant-at-arms 6. William Pitman 7. Jim Rhodes, special committee 8. Larry Flynn 97 David Walters, vice-president 10. Joe Cipollone 11. Chuck Bryce 12. Paul Cooper 131 John Weiler 141 Steve Schmidt 15. David Petrey 16. Gary Garrison 17. Dan Metcalfe 15, Paul Reeves 19, Robin Leach 20. Terry Adkins S7 58 1. Donna Hall, co-treasurer .Jayne Buhr Debbie Johnson Connie Aylward, co-treasurer 5. Diane Smith 6. Peggy Morton 7. 6. Hum Jonell Massey Marilyn Hopkins, vice-president 9. Peggy Burnett 10. Larry Reynolds 11. Kathy Kushman 12.1ane Gosser OFFICE CO-OPS 13. Mr. Dietz, C.O.E.-coordinator 14. Betty Baker 15. Debbie Gadberry, secretary 16. Linda Wright 17. Debbie New 18.1anice Bordwlne 19. Eva Hartman 20. Jayme Beckelheimer 21. Shelia Dalton 22. Dan Petrey, president 23. Carolyn Parks 24. Jackye Phillips 59 60 uonwnun man - ,3: E DISTRIBUTIVE C 0-0 PS 2: $231133 treasurer . Mr. Sheppard, advisor .Sue Clark, secretary Harry Schlie, president Fredericka Fisher Brian Hathaway Ruby Coffey Brenda Doss .Cindy Lynn .Wayne Hoffman, vice-president 12. Mike Hughes 13. Caryl Klanke 14. Donna Beaty UJ .p. 5 acwpww 1 1 .bl 62 1. Marilyn Stears 2. Sherri Krechting 3. Ruthann Landess 4 Diane Smith 5. Cindy Dugg'ms S.Cathy Fichter 7. Jeanie Murphy B.Sandy Banks SENIOR COSMETOLOGY 1. Kathy Goecke 2. Linda Brown 3. Kathy Hobbs 4. Sandy Goff S. Terri Smith, president 6. Mary Rose 7. Mrs. Riley, adviser 8. Becky Sewell 9. Miss Cover, advisor 1U. Paulene Fike, co-treasurer 11. Barb DuLong, sergeant-at-arms 12. MalindaBall 13.Joy Duncan 14. Gwen Love, co-treasurer 15. Dee Pryor b3 1. Eddielanzen 2. Lee Prather 3.Tom Martin, president 4.1amesO'Connor, vice-president 5. Glenn Wilmes 6.John Cresie 7. John Swanson 8. George Fredrick 9. John Wine 10.JimO'Brien 11.John Koebbe ELECTRICITY CLUB b4 12. Mr.White, advisor 13. Terry Hubbs 14. PerryFredrick 15.JimJapp 16. David Pyles 17, Bill Crockett 18. Rick Prues 19.Warren Troxell, treasurer 20.JamesMcLane, secretary MACHINE SHOP 1.TomGuy 2. Dennis Baker 3. Mr. Sherer, advisor 4. RogerGerwe 5, KenSmith, secretary 6.Joe Leet, treasurer 7.Jan Groves 8. David Strunk, president 9. Gary Hopper 10. Archie Hamblin 11. Paul Hood 12. Dennis Meredith 13. GaryVoss 14. JamesMassey, vice-president 15. Bob White 16. TimMcGuine 17. Roy Silber 65 bb JUNIOR AUTO SHOP 1.Gary Hubbard 2.WiltiamMueller 3. Steve Robinson 4. Don Schnitzler 5. Mike Duncan 6. David Martin 7. Ron Weinheimer 8. Carry Sullivan 9. Tim Way 10. Gary Blankenship 11. Mark Reagan 12. Doug Prows 13. Victor Rich 1. Tom King 2. DonSutton 3. LarryChildress 4. Rodney Hedge 5. Mike Belmont 6. Daryl Klanke 7. Ken Logan 8. Don Calhoun 9. Essel McAnnally 10.Mike Bogle b7 CHOIR a N 9'9? 599N571 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. . Bev Phelps, historian .Judylobe, treasurer Yvonne Barrett Vikki Blake loyceHinkle, librarian Barbara Baker Pat Canterbury Dan Wittekind Mr. Priebe, director AIGuidi Rita Stephens ArtCIark Donna Hinkle Rick Cesco MarkLinder Brent Hathaway, president 17. Joe Horn, librarian 18. DougYates 19. DennisWall, property manager 20. David Rigney 21. DennisMEles 22. leffLeary, property manager 23. BeckyCorcoran 24. Linda Ferguson 25. PamGustin 26. Don Phelps 27. Leanne Under 28. Flo Riddle 29. Paula Lawhorn 30. Charlene Henry 31. DebbieFlynn, secretary 32. LindaDegaro 33. Cheri VanVuren 34. Sharon Tungate 35. Carmen Gresser 36. Donna Fye 37. Nomalones 35. DebbieSimpson 39. Margi Walker, robe manager 40. DebbieYork 41. Vonda Trammel, robe manager 42. Leslie Silber 43. Charlotte Rutland 44. Renee Thompson, chaplain 45. CindyGrubbs 46. Lynn Privett 47. Mark Harmon 48. Jerry Reneman 49. Man Gearhart 50. Terry McCullah 69 ENSEMBLE BOYS' loe Horn Doug Yates Dennis Wall Art Clark Mark Linder Dan Wittekind Brent Hathaway 1 2 3 4 5 6 7O GIRLS' ENSEMBLE 1. Carmen Gresser 2. Barbara Baker 3. Linda Degaro 4. Nomajones 5. Mr. Priebe, director 6. Linda Ferguson 7. Debbie Flynn 8. Donna Fye 9. Rita Stephens 10. Rev Phelps 7 I ,-..x- ... :, c ; ' , a; a 31 R: L 5; L :1 . . 1 1. 13 4 I C1 1 l x i i . ' E , x x k . 1 1 ' g a 1-2; a 1 1 i 1 L 1E 1, VondaTrammel 9- 56V PhElPS 24 Linda Degaro 10. BrentHathaway 3 3. Judylobe 11. Doug Yates 4. DebbieFlynn 12. Dan Wittekind 2 5. Nomalones 13. Mark Under 6. Donna Fye 14. JeffLeary 7. Barbara Baker 15. Joe Horn 8. Dennis Wall 72 GIRLS' GLEE CLUB 1. Cathy Bush 2, Kathy Morgenroth 3. PatCamerbury, vice-president 4. DebbieJones 5. Donna Harmon 6. LindaJapp 7. Sharon Tungate 6. Cathy Skeen 9. BetsyHafer 10. CindyGrubbs 11. Brenda Slaven 12. KathyAcey 13. Vicki Lyons 14, VondaTrammel, secretary 15. Terri Cooper 16. CindyHoffman 17. Mary Ruebusch 16. Teresa Parmley 19. Kim Prather 20. Loretta Scott 21.10yceHinkle, president 22. Bev McWhorter 23. Beth Sennett 24. Kim Robisch 25. Bev Knight 26. PamGustin 27. Nancy Slaughter 28. DebbieCorcoran 29. Pam Partin 30. BrendaMurphy 31. Yvonne Barrett 32.Janie Monhollen 33. KimPilman 34. DeloresSharp 35. Margi Walker 36, DebbieBlevins 37. DebbieHoward 38. Kathylones, librarian 73 1. Richard Lucas 10.1udylobe 2. Greg Fox 11.1erryMoore 3.Jerry Cox 12. Brent Hathaway 4. Byron Becker 13. John Kingery 5. Pam Perkins 14. Bob Dawson 6. Wendel Schmidt 15. ScottNewsom 7. Dan Vincent 16. Paul Delph 5. Gregg Setter 17,Jon Smith 9. Dennis Lovit: PEP BAND 74 1. Paul Delph 10. Debbie Howard 2. Judy lobe 11. Richard Lucas 3. Donna Ping 12. Dennis Lovitt 4. Gregg Seiter 13, Greg Fox 5 11 12 5.10hn Kingery 14. Scott Newsom 1 4 5 6. Mr. Phillips 15. Bob Dawson 9 10 l3 l4 3 17 7. Ellen Little 16. Jerry Cox 2 3 7 B 15 18 8. Wendel Schmidt 17. Jon Smith 9. Pam Perkins 18. Dennis Wall E - 0 - CD M J i; 1 3'! 75 '1. BeverlyBrewer 2. Laura Beattie 3. NancyBall 4. VikkiBlake 5. Kim Pilman 6. Ellen Little 7. 10 Bowling, librarian 8. Diana Laymon 9. Peggy Burnett 10. LeanneLinder 11. Charles Lawson 12. VickieRiIey 13. KathyFisher 14. Bob Dawson 15. Scott Newsom, secretary, assistant manager CONCERT BAND 16. Cheryl Thompson 17. Pam Perkins 18. Debbie Howard 19. Dan Vincent 20. Wendel Schmidt 21. Donna Ping 22. Cindy Hoffman 23. Boyce Reynolds 24. Linda Owens 25. Sheila Riggs 26. LEndaHiII 27. RogerWagner 25. Carry Messer 29. Paul Delph5 30. DennisWaII, president 31. Jon Smith 32. Brent Hathaway, manager 33. Mark Westermeyer 34. AlfredGuidi 35. John Kingery 36. Gregg Seiter 37. Dwight Elliott 38. Judy lobe 39.1erryMoore 40. lerry Cox 41. Dave Bassett 42. Ken Keith 43. Bret Teiecsan 44. Byron Becker 45. Linda Cracraft 46. Scot Reinhardt 47. Dale Seiter 48. Teresa Mayne 49. Candie Mock 50. Dan Ellwein 51. Carol King 52. Richard Lucas 53. Denise Simiele 54. Dave Moore 55. Mr. Phillips. director 56. Dennis Lovitt 57. Dan Wittekind 53. Melissa Zettel Wagamtwm ..- i. .. rag x I a a . . . . . m; y. L. . , IV .... :5 . . V 1.! . . ... ., . V....!3 .;.r:. aw Naxxhheau a . n 4 11.54 . . . ,, . . . I Km E3 ., ,. , XV, Kawnu K Kama. ,, ..WM....,.W,,,V . ., . . ......mma. REM, ..:..::.r. - e g. , .. , . , 1 v. . . . ,m J$M u ..n..... MAIORETTES 78 .bEAJN-i Debbie Simpson .E1len Little Diana Laymon Sandie Calchera, captain 1. Ronah Stephens 14. Pam Goodlander, 2. KathySpaw co-captain 3. Linda Bowman 15. DeniseDick, 4. Phyllis Garland cavcaptain S. Rhonda Childers 16. Jackie Pigg 6. Ellen Little 17. CathyDuncan 7. LynnPrivett 18.PamQuillen 6.DebbieSimpson 19.Barb Haggis 9, LeslieSilber 20. LindaCracraft 10. Gail Marcum 21. Chris Crusoe 11. Lottie Stone, 22. Karen Spaw co-caplain 23. Joan Owens 12.0aiITumbleson, 24. DeniseGillespie co-captain 25. JackieWilkerson 13.55333. INDIANETTES 0R5 80 .Ricky Buglione .David Strunk . Mark Linder .Dave Caddell Russ Hamlin . Ken Smith Bob Speigle Doug Ayers BHIBoyd 10, Jim Hull 11. Mark Boggess 12. Bill West 13. Greg Utter 14. Jay Fitzpatrick 15. Bill Krebs 16. Richard Meyung 17. John West wwwmwawwd 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31 .Ronnie Blair . David Coffey Kevin Meinking fim Wilson jim Lay Mike Jordan Tony Young Larry Cogiiano Neal Lane secretary Ken Fitzgeraid Charlie Hull, president Keith Wright, treasurer Gary Smith .Jerry Reneman .Paul Burwinkel .Charles Gray .Ioe Horn .Byron Becker .Dennis Meyung .Steve Daniels Jeff Achten . Don Haddix .DennisMiles .Bill Epperson .Frank Harmon .Mike Montgomery .Larry Fischer, vice-president .Bruce Holloway .Al Johnson Larry Roy 48. 49. 50. 51. 52. 53. 54. 55, 56. 57. 58. 59. 60. 61 . 62. 63. 64. John Cholkas Danny Miles Greg Moore Tim Haunert Joe Bockerslette Mike Meagher Jerry Smith LonnieJohnson Allen Woods MikeSmith Gary Rawlings John Kielty Alan Pfeiffer Dave Meinking Greg Giacci Neal Schuhe Mike Marksbury 65. Tom Grace 66. Mr. Littman, advisor 67. Jim Powell 68. Bob Naber 69. Buddy Rich 70. Raymond Roy 8 l math ... PEP CLUB Back Row: Sandie Calchera, Patsy Meadows, Steve Marcu m, Mark Boggess, Tom Grace, Debbie Simpson, Mike Reagan, Neal Schulte, Lonnie Johnson, Dave Hill, Larry Fischer, Gerry Rolph, Elizabeth Clark, Cindy Tremman, Margi Walker, Debbie Flynn. Twelfth Row: Pam Perry, Paula Tompkins, Joan Owens, Pam Quillen, Beth Goens, Debbie Tincher, Teresa Mayne, Chris Wallace, Jean Tape, Kim Weinheimer, Julie Hopkins, Leanne Linder. Eleventh Row: Ruby Cole, Janis Green, Judy Leidenheimer, Loretta Scott, Kim Prather, Janet Leidenheimer, Patty Nicksonl Debbie Page, Beth Miller, Bobbi Whitaker, Mike Smith, George Knox, Raymond Roy, Bill Boyd, Bev McWhorter, Debbie Ratliff, Neal Lane. Tenth Row: Kim Robisch, Bonnie Grace, Sheila Wallace, Angie Ball, Donna Crouch, Lottie Stone, Patty Bali, Jenny Cox, Bret Telecsan, Linda Owens, Charlie Hull, Joyce HinkIe, David Meinking, Mary Ann Metzger, LesFie Silber. Ninth Row: Vicky Koebbe, Darlene Lally, Vonda Trammefl, Heather Stone, Kathy McFarland, Delores Sharp, Naoma Brewer, Pat Canterbury, Bonnie Williams, Kathy Acey, Debbie Christiam Edite Bolgzds, Bonnie Price, Cathy Duncan, Diane Rose. Eighth Row: Pam Barker, Judy Martin, Marybeth Troxell, WiIIiam Webb, Brenda Johnson, Terri Cooper, Rhonda Childers, Jackie Pigg, Gail Tumbleson, Sandy Conover, Debbie Wallace, Bev Knight, Marsha Carr. Seventh Row: leanne Dowd, Becky Bales, Gail Day, Diane Barnett, Monica DeBorde, Sylvia Fulmer, Mary Cox, Ellen Brown, Terri Croweak, Denise Meinking, Debbie Bond, Diane Brinkmeyer, Peggy FriarVSixth Row: Donna Fye, Brenda Lillard, Bev Phelps, Diana Laymon, Barb Henderson, Marie Kettler, Kathy Spaw, Ronah Stephens, Jenny Gentry, Melody Thompson, Diana Day, Marcia Lillie Fifth Row: Linda Bowman, Phyllis Garland, Connie Cornelius, Vikki Blake, Barb Baker, Nancy Ball, Cindy Hoffman, Carol King, Beth Sennett, Sandy Reedy, Nancy Slaughter, Donna McCreary. Fourth Row: Sally Jordan, Iva Bowman, Vickie Spaw, Debbie Nolte, Melissa Murray, Joan Tepe, Joyce Puckett, Sharon Miracle, Allen Woods, Tina Arbino, Marianne Gaddis, ThirdRow: Connie Ballou, Mrs. Locey, advisor; Mrs. Kern, advisor; Vicki Jones, Ellen Little, Noma Jones, Claudette Carter, Jim Hull, Jerry Reneman. SecondRow: Larry Roy, president, Karen Spaw, secretary, Dennis Wall, Jay Fitzpatrick, Larry Cogliano, John Hill, Danny Miles, David Hamm. FrontRow:Pam Sutton, treasurer, Bill Krebs, Charlotte Rutland, Darlene Beckstedt, Robin Sittason, Steve Daniels, Joe Horn, Jim Powell, Bob Naber. 83 Y-TEENS 84 1. Kathy Spaw 2. Monica DeBorde 3. GailTumbleson 4. Ceci Walton 5. Ronah Stephens 6. Karen Spaw 7. Vickie Spaw 8.Julia Naish 9.JoyceHinkle 10.Tina Arbino 11, LottieSlone, president 12. Gail Dow 13. Bev McWhorter 14. Ellen Brown 15.5ylvia Fulmer 16. Pam Barker 17. KimRobisch 18. NancySlaughter 19. DonnaMcCreary 20. DianeSimon 21, Beth Sennett 2. Teresa Mayne 23. Terri Croweak 24. Debbie Ratliff 25. Nancy Ernspiger 26. DianeRose 27. MarianneGaddis 28. Sandy Reedy 29. BonnieGrace 30. DebbieChristian 31. Joan Tepe 32. Jen ny Cox 33. Angie Ball 34. Patty Prues 85 MAIN OFFICE WORKERS Back Raw: T. Cooperl C Trentman, D. Cochran, C. Carter, K, Morgan, CA Ballou, C. Ramsey, P. Slusher, Mrs. Moore. Front Row: B. Phelps, D Laymon, M. Eckel, V. McMullin, G. Tumbleson 86 COUNSELORS' WORKERS Back Row: C. Bryant, BA Sparks, M. Ruebusch, V. Trammell, C Thompson, E. Hoskins, D. Lucas. Front Row: L. Scott, L. Morrison. OFFICE WORKERS Back Row: R. Ruholl, M. Ruebusch, G. Dow, L. Silber, D. Simon, B. Henderson, G. Yates, K. Buchanan. Middle Row: C. Ballou, B. Hoskins, D. Laymon, C. Carter, C. Henry, V. Jones. Front Row: C. Figs, 8. Phelps. LIBRARY WORKERS D. Ratliff, Mrs. Bosch, B. McWhorter, K. McFarland, T. Mayne, Mrs. Warfield, M. Zettel, C. Aylward, Mrs. Peirano. 87 Another day ends without any real emergencies. 88 CLINIC WORKERS V. Koebbe, M. Carr, Mrs. Hatfield, K. Spaw, M. Cannon, C. Ramsey, S. Royalty. 90 Sports stimulate school spirit and loyalty among the students, parents, and faculty. The spirit of competition between members of a team enabies the players to meet and overcome challenges. Spirit also unites players and fans in a common 3an n the desire for victory. This year's teams were led by a strong group of seniors, with the help of many promising un- derclassmen. Excitement filled the new football stadium, fieidhouse, and OIympic-size swimming pool as the Indians strove for victorious records to complete their seasons. Active girls were given the opportunity to take part in individual or team sports through the Giris' Athletic Association. Sports must go hand-in-hand with academic educa- tion. it is the aim of the athletic program through interscholastic comp petition to encourage new friendships and good sportsmanship, as well as to improve playing techniques. By par- ticipating in sports, an athlete begins to develop leadership, endurance, and discipline. ru- ISSE ?2 7NHSFACUL TY ' Tucsdl;-.Hl Ch-l? SR H1 GH GYM INAIVLNUE m STUDENTS. 1.25 ADULTS If S?iLL AVAILABLE LEI AT THE DIOR COACHES : Mr. Patrick Orloff ATHLETIC DIRECTOR 1. Mr.Wagner, Track and Cross Country 2. Mr. Distler, Swimming 3. Mr. Jones, Baseball, and Assistant Football 4. Mr. Moore, Cross Country and Track 5 Mr. Woodruff, Wrestling and Assistant Football Mrv Kamphake,WrestIing Mr Bou1din, Baseball and Reserve Basketball NET' 93 r? 7m 4,. .0! 4ma. mi Q. 94 1. Neal Lane Honorable Mention football . Charlie Hull Honorable Mention AIl-league and AIl-city football Honorable Mention basketball 3. Mike Marksbury AIl-Ieague offense and defense football AIl-City offense and defense football AII-Southwest Ohio football 2nd team All-state M football a . Larry Fischer Honorable Mention football 9. . Larry Parker 15! team AII-league cross country 10 Honorable Mention cross country All-city 11, cross country . Bill Boyd Honorable Mention football . Keith Wright Honorable Mention football ALL LEAGUE AND HONORABLE MENTION . Steve Marcum All-ieague basketball Dave Hill All-league basketball Torn Grace Honorable Mention football Mark Linder 1st team All-league cross country All-city cross country Honorable Mention cross country 95 ' 11 'nd . unwilim M'l' .13' r x h I Q. . qux SENIOR ATHLETES 1. Mark Linder 12. Keith Wright Football Cross Country and Footballand 23. Terry Adkins Track Wrestling Cross Country and 2. Dennis Meyung 13. Bill Timberlake Track Swimming Golf 24, Keith Watson 3. Gordon Stuckrad 14. Mike Marksbury Track Cross Country and FootbaH and 25. Charlie Hull Baseball Track Basketball, Football 4. Raymond Roy 15. Jerry Smith and Baseball Football and Baseball 26. Greg Sutton Baseball 16. Dave Hill Baseball 5. Jim Lay Basketball 27. Dave Caddell Wrestling 17. Larry Fischer Track 6. David Strunk Footbafl 28. Rick Buglione Football 18. Rock Thacker Track 7. Steve Schmidt Basketball 29. John Witte Swimming 19. Steve Hall Cross Country 8. Ken Smith Wrestling 30. Bill Boyd Baseball 20. Arthur Clark Football and 9. Ken Fitzgerald Swimming Baseball Wrestling 21, Larry Parker 10. Jim Wilson Cross Country and Wrestling Track 11. David Meinking Baseball 22. Neal Lane Basketball and 97 98 Robin Sittason, varsity Debbie Tincher, varsity Sharon Tungate, varsity Sandy Reedy, reserve Bobbi Whitaker, reserve 5 .5 w i u...- rl,;-,-men'- i: W13 $3 . ' Peggy Wailace, varsity captain CHEERLEADERS 99 , cCarthy I Eashel- Ick Montgomery OWeIl Reneman 0nd Roy Ruebusch B ' 3.Erangn 7- P - Eels w; . . M 11 lual'w'mj ' LI 1 U; - ma . .. 1: - '1 'F - . VL 31M . ' . . y -- f5 I 3531 -. . ' , 5V 1: A a I wnwunn 4 l 1 urawuun ii: S: , 3 iuhwel ' ll; . ' r . - - ' 7V1 nu M P' K - ' . x u m3! ,, '5 : :' ---. 1 ' f a . 53.1w . r - -. -. 'V'. 1; -:- .1..; '.'TJ,':I.l-1r 1w! . 1 .- x- .1 . -, V . . ,1 In . V . . u 1 .1 i . KW f v- ' 4.. . . . .1. I :- , I , ' 1f - 3 3 '1 ' v I R. n 1. Chuck Noland 22. John Cholkas 2. Keith Wright, 23. Mike Montgomery w 43 co-captain 24. Jay Fitzpatrick, x i 1 , a 3. Raymond Roy ' manager Q l DQ w $ $- 39 4, Bill Boyd 25. Steve Schad $ Q 3 5, Larry Fischer 26. Mike Steele ' , g S- a 6. Tony Young, 27. Steve Barker . I manager 28. Gary Smith ' ' 9 ' .3 3 14 l 7. Mike Marksbury 29. 106 Horn 3 H 3 ? A b . 8. Greg Utter 30. Jon Mick Z 3 d . I 9. NealSchuIte 31. MikeSmith 1 4. 3 4 10. Charlie Hull, 32. Joe Bockerstette co-captain 33. James Smith a 11. Neal Lane 34. Tom Ruebusch 12. David Strunk 35. Steve Daniels 13. Paul Burwinkel 36. Jerry Reneman 14. Greg Moore 37. Mike Powell 15. Frank Harmon 38. David Stone, 16. Butch Massey manager 17, Jim Hull 39. Mark Gardner 18. Mark Boggess 40. Tom Grace 19. Al Johnson 41. Tom McCarthy 20. Lonnielohnson 42. Mike Meagher 21. Bob Speigle 43. Larry Craft 102 Kx .xxjki W . Standing: M. Hollars, B. Bowman, J. OBrien, T. Hooks, L. McFarland, T. Frost, C. Gray, 1. Keller, B, West, R. Lee, J. Cox, J. Witte. Kneeling: J. Adkins, 8. Becker, T. Adkins, M. Linder, L ROSS Parker, J. Achten, T. Keller, D. Elliot. COUNTRY GO I-F B. Timberlake, T. White, D, Fye, J. Cholkas, P. Wagner, M. Jordan, G. Utter, Coach Prop. 1. Jim Lay VA RS ITY 2. 3. Kevin Meinking 4. Jerry Adkins w RESTLI N G . 6. Ken Fitzgerald 7. Chuck Noland 8. Doug Ayers 9. Keith Wright 10. Steve Hall 11. Bob Speigle 12. Greg Utter l04 'DaveHi VARSITY . Neal Lane . Charlie Hull . Steve Marcum . Tony Fm BASKETBALL manager . Pete Curtis, manager .Rock Thacker . Mark Boggess . Rodney Gilreath . Coach Gardner . Larry Roy . Jeff Stanton . DannyMiles . Dennis Fanning . Gary Rawlings I05 RESERVE Back Row: M, Meagher, M. Harmon, F. Harmon, N. Schulte, J. WRESTLI N i Newton, S. Daniels, Coach Kamphake. Middle Row: R Branscomb, 1. Hull, L. Bond, M, Jordan, R. Rhodes, C. Bryce, J. Smith. Front Row: M. Pierani, R. Blair, C. Parker, R Slusher, R. Sigmon. STANDING: D. Anderson, L Douglas, MV Garner, 5. Daniels, J. Prather, A. Woods, 1. Kielty, B. Davis, M. Smith, R E S E RV E M RomaneIlo, B. Lee. KNEELENG: P, Cu rtis, Manager; I. Tierney, Manager; Coach Bouldin, R. Ciark, Manager. I06 Back Row: P. Wallace, C. Duncan, K. Acey, M. Ruebusch, L. Linder. Middle Row: P. Slusher, C. Crusoe, K. Weinheimer, D. McCreary, P. Nickson, R. Sittason. Front Row: T. Alvin, R. Thompson, M. Spaulding, C. Martin, V. Cavins, 5 Conover. GIRLS' TRACK Back Row: M, Marksbury, T. Ruebusch, P. Curtis, B. Speigle, M, Taylor, M, Steele, M. Horsley, H. Slea, R. Dickson. Third Row: L. Parker, L. Meece, 1. Powell, J. Smith, R. Cochran, B. Epperson, M. Mongtomery, J. Horn, M. WaH. Second Row: T. Adkins, A. Pfeiffer, D. Stephens, J. Achten, C. Noland, l. Kefler, M. Kushman, T, Keller, L McFarland. Front Row: D. Caddell, B. Holloway, D. Phelps, 1. Adkins, T. Hooks, J O'Brien, M. Hollars, T. Frost, B. Becker, L. Croweak. 107 Back Row: R. Sharp. 1. Morgan, M Childers, D Meyung, P Burwinkel, B. Dawson. Middle Row: A. Clark, SA Schramm, M. Phelps, D. Pralher, M. Horsley, manager, P. Delph, E, Riggs BOYS, SWI M Front Row: B. Holloway, 5 Schad, S, Schmidt, B. Naber, J, Leary, R Meyung, J, West. TEAM GIRLS' SWIM Back Row: C. Wallace, J. Hinkle, C. Gresser, L. Linder. Middle Row: P. Slusher, R, Sittason, J, Tepe, L. Barker, K. Weinheimer, S. Fenske, C Morgan, V. Cavins, B. Corcoran. Front Row: C, TEAM Geraci, P. Wallace, H Geraci, K Morgenroth, C. Duncan, M. Geraci. Back Row: B. Boyd, J. Wilkerson, G. Sutton, R. Roy, Coach lones, J. Smith, C. Stuckrad, D. VARSITY Meinking. Front Row: B. Long, L. Roy, J. Geiger, R Hamlin, D. Buchanan, M. Bryce, R, Compton. RESERVE Back Row: D. Anderson, D. Seiter, D Miles, MA Smith, A, Woods, B. Rich, L. Johnson, G. Wilmes, S, Daniels. Third Row: T. McCarthy, 1. Hill, 1, Reneman, S. Mullin, S Barker, B. Reynolds, R. Gilreath Second Row: K. Smith, K. Conklin, R. Fulmer, A Johnson, I. Mick, J. BASEBALL Hull, B. Krebs. Front Row: J. Leary, manager, C. Snell, P. Lake, D. Ellwein, R. Blair, D. Armstrong, D. Miles, manager. RES'I'LING Finneylown Colerain Norwood , Norwood n rwood Indian Ii nrwood '0 Greenhi ls ,. rwood ?QAnderson . Xavier ., OIWOOd t. Healthy - orwood orwood adins v.1 ESQ?!- $4433; Chuck prepares to break his man down. Now which way do I go? I12 ., x , ....-..;, .. ,, One of the many disadvantages of taking the ball is ending up on the bottom, Prather scores for Norwood. Coach Orloff sends Greg in with the next play. Reserve, Bill West, takes anotherfirst for Norwood, Norwood Charges out onto the field. Norwood swimmers take five before the next heat. Norwood runners loosen up before the meet. ereuwz'wgtzrgm L 'i. ' u---h. FH-LIT' HS Ilb Okay, I give! Here, you take it; ldon't want it ,1. Mike finds that stamina is one of the important aspects to winning in cross country. R! 4., Ail y t 7 7- 4H , .Mdiqrm 45 IMPWJ Right up that hole, Bill. Norwood's defense gets support from the sideline Marcum tiesthe game in early action. Varsity wrestlers warm up before the match- Bob looks on as Norwood takes another victory. Norwood tries to keep high and dry. H9 Honest, Coach, 1 dian do it! In wrestling, the last few seconds can often determine a victory. It doesnk matter which bat I use. -. J . Eh 'm u: - : . Cross country sometimes has its lonely moments; Dawson leaps into action in the relay for Norwood. l20 G.A.AA OFFICERS: Melissa Murray, secretary; Cathy Duncan, president; Kathy Fitzgerald, vice-president; Pam Slusher, treasurer. G.A.A. Back Row: L. Barker, B. Ervin, L. Timberlake, M4 Ruebusch, J. Green, S. Copelin, C. Bush, P. Suilivan, D. Pettit, D. Hinkle. Sixth Row: J. Tepe, B. Grace, M. Murray, secretary; C. Morgan, C. Wallace, J. Hinkle, B. McWhorTer, B. Hafer, H. Geraci, D. Gamble Fifth Row: G. Dow, C. Geraci, V. McMullin, T. Alvin, C. Lancaster, T. Robertson, C Cornelius, R. Sittason, K. Acey, C. Martin. Fourth Row: P. Potrafkej C Fichter, P. Nickson, L. Flynn, B. Foust, E, Bolgzds, P. Wallace, D. Page, L. Scott, K. Prather. Third Row: C. Gresser, D. Meinking, K. Mor- genroth, M. Foltz, B. Corcoran, V Cavins, L. Linder, M. Geraci, S, Conover, S. Fenske, l. Tepe. Second Row: D. McCreary, K. Fitzgerald, vice-president, R. Thom- pson, G. Day, K. Robisch, B. Hoskins, T Cooper, C. Duncan, president, E, Costello, K. Morgan, 1. Dowd. Front Row: Mrs. Wickemeyer, M. Edwards, M. Spaulding, 5 Lowenstein, C. Ramsey, P. Ball, C. Hof- fman, R. Ruholl, K. Weinheimer, P. Slusher, treasurer; D. Nolte, Miss Butterfield. I2! On your mark, get set. , . Peggy demonstrates her back flip on the trampoiine Peggy takes a plunge. Aw- - w- .44 wwhgn4:,2 Carol returns the serve. I gm it; lgot it! Devoted GAIL members work at concession stand during game. 122 S-W-l-N-Gl Terri and Belinda record Vickie's time. l23 u . Born Pam practices her trampoline routine for upcoming performance. I24 i26 Pastimes offer a diversion from everyday routines and allow the student to become socially and morally adjusted. Through par-- 'ticipation in social events, a stu- dent appreciates other aspects of school life. Formal activities, such as Homecoming and the Junior Prom, are special highlights of the year. Each junior class works diligently for a successful Homecoming Dance, given in honor of the seniors, and a memorable Junior Prom. Musically oriented students dis- play their talents at various assemblies and special programs during the year. This year several individuals of the music depart- ment received superior and ex- cellent ratings at district com- petition. Outstanding seniors presented a delightful and en- joyable Senior Class Play, All Because of Agatha. Other talented students participated in- the spring musical comedy, L'ii Abner, which was a booming success. By becoming involved in activities, a student begins to develop a sense of responsibiiity and maturity. 33$ r I ,...l.l .. . 3....RE lib . njrr l..- .lww .0. ..Qllqw'! -' .4 '1'; 27 $28 FALI. EVENTS lndianettes Make Me Smile during the halftime show. . .5 . ' 4' Ah 7 ? .J p-?Ld'.7'$f..9-i .9 - v.x Raymond Roy reminds us to be thankful for our many blessings at the annual Thanksgiving assembly class president, presents his campaign program. l2? Mr. Geselbracht accepts the fiag presented to the new high school. Mr. Funk addresses the fans at the dedication of the new football stadium. I30 Mr. Geselbracht welcomes the visitors to the new school. Mr. Priebe directs the choir in the choral selections for the afternoon ceremonies. Mr. Leary, checking the time, questions whether or nonhe dedication game will be played. . w' fairs. :3: v: house is my desire! a, Burning wood, and 5m king fire, leave this Joan where's that book on Agatha Forbes? You know that little black one. ALL BECAUSE CAST .......ArtClark JoanO'Hara................. ......MaryCox Mr.VanBuren................ ..BrentHathaway Mrs.Boggs ..... KarenFields Ethel....l... ........ ..GailTumbleson Duff O'Hara .. Here you are Mr. O'Hara. I32 Tell me Ouija Board and crystal ball, is Docmr Randolph the man for mer' OF AGATHA Dr. Randolph ...................... Dan Vincent Thelma Breckenridge .............. Debbie Flynn Flip Cannon .................... Dave Meinking Madam La Solda ............... ....Melissa Zettel AgathaForbes .....................CeciWalton Joan! Why did you slap me? I33 Moeller students present plays for the Humanities Department. Girls' Ensemble entertains on several occasions throughout the year, 208 01-1 ;. 'x W- Mnum- Christmas decorations spread the holiday cheer. I34 Pep band gets it on. The school flag flies at haIf-mast in mourning of ex-Presidems Truman and Johnson. I35 I36 ASSEMBLIES Mixed Ensemble instiils Christmas spirit in the audience. g A fazrwi Senior Charlie Hull ushers Kathy Acey to the sage during the National Honor Society induction. The history of rock music, sponsored by Student Council, Various assemblies throughoutthe year offera change from everyday W.S.A.l. discjockey, Buddy Baron, Participates in Norwood's rock schedules. program. Senior Choir sings Jazz Gloria for the Christmas program. New members of National Honor Society light their individual torches before assuming I37 their solemn oaths. S E H W T C A C m M O C E M 0 H Karen receives a congratulatory kiss from Tom Grace, Junior Class President. A touchdown for Norwood determines the victory of the Homecoming game; 1!, 2,38 . a v.53. ii .1333... :T! x '1.'..' xnvrw'io . W$i$iiill .2$m.ma!!al , wwwvr,.'i i Q$Qiii H. W wmvym - r HOMECOMING QUEEN i Miss Karen Noland I43 g Em I44 ATTENDANT Miss Terri Smith ATTENDANT Miss Karen Spaw I45 HOMECOMING ACTIVITIES Homecoming in full swing. Livingston Road contributes greatly to Music provided bythe the success of the evening. 46 IUNIOR PROM ACTIVITIES Chaperones enjoy themselves at the Junior Prom. Gary does his thing. The final number by the Al Waslohn Orchestra ends a perfect evening I47 t48 ,....W:4am . ,- ganar A Janka; '6 Enjoying a few minutes alone. My, what a fine looking couple! Ellen Brown is crowned the 19721unior Prom Queen by Dan Vincent, Junior Class President. Some of the Prom Queen candidates and their escorts. The 1972 Prom Queen and her court. Couples dance to the Queen's dance. k 3:? ., xi, r 5ng$ Aw; .: gr ,1, I l. k k. 4v, ; w: m L . I . - k' $ $5 x a: a: u .2; gnd .' J .5 ,3 't L $31? Oak 2x5, h x; k , a h 1 iF-w A an gwkM 3 ! mmysim'a . g? :1 glad: KEITH LAWSON PROM QUEEN Miss Ellen Brown L53 ATTENDANT Missjanice Bordwine ..-1.-.4- -;.1.: mu; 44.56: , ATTENDANT Miss Terri Smith l55 SPRING EVENTS Students read clippings on Norwood High Schod graduate, Charles Stackhouse, one of the released P.O.W.'5. 156 CHARLES D. STACKHOUSE DAY LJ- .7 JJ '. ,. w . ' M N. I 9 5E , ' -- v The end of the Vietnam War marked a new beginning in the life of P.O.W., Lt. Commander Charles D. Stackhouse. Returning to his hometown, Norwood, Lt. Cdr. Stackhouse was greeted warmly by old friends and many new ones. In the state of Ohio, March 23 was declared Charles D. Stackhouse Day. Norwood's.day of festivities began with an assembly atthe high school, followed bya paradetoCity Hall,concluding with a citizens' appreciation luncheon at Quality Courts.ToCharles,Vietnam was justajob that hadto be done, butthejoy of his safe homecoming will remain in the hearts of many for years to come. GEIVERAL CLERICAL Vocal quartet performs patriotic ballad at Ohio, cp-op students take required clerical the 0.0.E.A. talent show. examinations. I-I-Inl .lrr OHIO OFFICE EDUCATION ASSOCIATION Creative displays made by co-ops line the main hall. H32 From the moment a student enters high school, he becomes a part of an environment of lasting influence. He begins to accept responsibility, challenges, success, and defeat. By associating with. and learning from people around him, he forms his own personality and develops a set of standards that will guide him throughout the rest of his life. The administra- tion, counselors, and teachers work not only to instruct the student in academic endeavors, but also to inspire him to reach his future goals. Faculty and students working together ac- complish what the individual could not accomplish alone. As an underclassman, the student forms his goals and works toward them by following the examples set by the upperclassmen. At the end of four years, through his high school experiences, he is better prepared to face the dif- ficult obligations that lie ahead. Although graduation marks the end of one path in life, it marks the beginning of another. 163 lb4 , , ,v A a A, , A u . 1. Mr. Parsons,superimendent 2. Mr. Beckstedt 3A Dr Gabe 4. Mr, Dorl, president 5. Mr. Funk 6. Mr. Linder 7. Mr. Leary,clerk-treasurer BOARD OF EDUCATION I65 Mr. Albert Geselbracht PRINCIPAL lbb 1H ' 3 nun. PRINCIPALS Miss Nell Griffin, Student Coordinator, Assistant Mr.Keith Lawson A55i513mp'indpal Principal. I I I67 FACULTY William E Adelspergeh-Junior and Senior Automotive Shop and Automotive Related; University of Cincinnati; General Motors Training Center Lynn C. Adams-Algebra, Geometry, General Mathematics; Future Teachers of America, SILHOUETTE Business Advisor; Ohio University, BS, in Ed; Xavigr University, M.Ed.; Ohio State University; Miami University; University of Cincinnati. Mrs. jacqueline Alfers-Business Mathematics, General Business, Typing, Recordkeeping; University of Cincinnati, 3.5. in Bus. Ed; M.Ed. I68 Mrs. Sara AHey-English; Ohio University, 5.5. in Ed.; Miami University,M.A,T. Asher Athy-Recordkeeping, Sales, Typing, RPG; Eastern Kentucky University, 3.5. in Bus.; Xavier University, M.Ed. James R. Ballinger-Biology, Life Science; Miami University, 3.5. in Ed.; Xavier Univerbity, M.Ed. Geirald Aukerman-Bookkeeping, Business Machines; University of Cincinnati, BS. in Ed.; M.Ed. 169 FAC U LTY ; s Ck Mrs. Margaret Baum-Home Economics, Foods; College of Wooster, Richard Bouldin-Typing I, Business Mathematics; Reserve Basketball Coach, Reserve BIL; Western Reserve University, 8.5,; Columbia University, M.A.; Baseball Coach; University of Cincinnati, 8.5. in Ed. Miami University; University of Cincinnati. J Mrs. Dorothy Bruetting-Occupational Work Experience Survey, O.W.EA Jobs, O.W.E. American History and English; University of Cincinnati, 3A.; 8.5, in Ed.; Xawer Unlversny; Kent State University. Mrs. Lindsay C. BuchysMedia Today, Drama; SeniorCIass Play; Ohio State University, 8.5. in Ed.; New York University; Xavier University. K70 Miss Nancy Butterfield-Physical Education, Health; G.A.A.; Miami University, B.S. in M; University of Cincinnati, M.Ed.; Xavier University. Donald DaJy-Physical Education, Health; Eastern Kentucky State University, 33 in Ed.; M.Ed. Jacque 0. Dietz-Business Machines, Office Procedures; C.O.E. Mrs. Jeanne Dille-English; Miami University, 3.5. in Ed Coordinator, Chairman Commercial Department; C.O.E. Club; University of Cincinnati, 55. in Ed.; B.B.A.; Columbia University, M.AA; John Carroll University, V-12; Gettysburg College; Miami University. I7I FACULTY , ; ' J; . John W. Distleh-Biology, Life Science; Swimming Coich; University of Cincinnati, 5.5. in Ed.; Xavier University, M. Ed E18? J m: Billy R. EngIe-Algebra I and II, Plane Geometry; University of Kentucky, BA, MA: University of Cincinnati; Denison University. Mr; Janet Fealy English, Journalism l and I1; Mirror Advisor; Spring Production; Ohio State University, B. in Ed. I72 Mrs, Rose Fey-Art l, Advanced Art; Eastern Kentucky University, A.B.; Xavier John Fooge-English; Xavier University, 35., M.Ed., University of University, MA. University of Cincinnati. Maryland; Webster College; Miami University; University of CincinnaH. Robert Gardner-American History, Civics; Varsity Basketball Coach, Mrs.- Sandra Gelander-Girls'Social Living; Purdue University, 3.5.; University of Football Coach; Ohio University, 8.5. in Ed; Xavier University, M.Ed. Hawaii, B.S.; Unwersity of Cincinnati; MA. I73 Aaron Gerrard-Algebra II and Ill, Plane Geometry; Miami University, B.S., lames GIeeson-Humanities; Athenaeum of Ohio, KB; Xavier University, MA. College Conservatory of Music. Miss Joyce Gover-Cosmetology; Cosmeloiogy Club; U niversity of Cincin nati. Mrs. Marian C. Graves-English; Miami University, B.S.; Columbia University; Ohio State University; University of Cincinnati. I74 David C. Griffel-American History, Western World; Miami Miss Margaret Guentert-English; Esprit, National Honor Society; Ohio University. 3-3 in Ed-, M-A-T-; American River Junior College; University, 3.8. in Ed.; Indiana University, M.S. in Ed. FACULTY Robert Hainesw-Commercial Cooking, Shop and Related Subjects; Author of Food Preparation for Hotels, Restaurants, and Cafeterfas; Cuisine Club; Miami University; University of Cincinnati. I75 Mrs. Clare Y, Hampton-Home Economics, Clothing; Ohio State University, 35.,- Columbia University, M.A.; University of Cincinnati; Miami University, James Harmon-Physics; Toledo University, 3A.; Fisk University, MA. Miss Elaine Hecker-Office Procedures, shorthand II, General Business; Future Teachers ofAmerica; University of Cincinnati, Associate Degree in Science, BS in Ed. Horace Heffner-Woodworking; Ohio State University, 3.5,; University of. Cincinnati; Mississippi State University. I76 John W. Hoover lndustrial Arts, Metalworking; Miami University, 8.5.; Xavier University, M.Ed. Edward Kamphake-General Business, Business Math, Office Procedures; Wrestling Coach; University of Cincinnati, 8.5. MrsA Susan Kern-Shorthand l, Recordkeeping, Typing; Pep Club; Cincinnati, 35. in Bus Ed. Mrs. Drenda King-Shorthand I, Business Math, Recordkeeping; University of Kentucky, BA. in Ed. University of I77 Donald Littman-Economic Theory, Consumer Law, American History; N Club; University of Cincinnati, B.A ; Xavier University, M.A.; Chase Law School, JD. Mrsl Susan LOLey-MediaToday, English; PepClub; Universny of Cincinnati, Associates in Art, 3.5. in Ed. 1- I l' I I I u- 1 F I I- I Robert M. Lowther-Data Processing, Fortran and RFC, Bookkeeping; Miami University, 5.5. in Bus.; Xavier University, M4Ed.; University of Toledo, Certificate in Education. James H. Morgan-Chemistry, Life Science; Wabash College, B.A.; University of Cincinnati, MA. I78 r DULnKthDItM FAC U LTY wqhmcn A Mrs. Lori B. Nilsson-Special Education; University of Cincinnati, 3.5. in Special Ed.; Ursuline College. 1 u E 1:7 o a I 5i 5: t: 1i P. , 91:24 , a-gg-g Patrick Orloff-Physical Education; Athletic Director, Head Football Coach; Miami University, B.S.; Xavier University, M. Ed. David Norcross-QOth Century America, Economics, Projectionist Club; Miami University, 3.5. in Ed.; Xavier University, M.Ed J79 Miss Eileen Parris-English, Latin; Latin C1ub;University of Cincinnati, B.A., 8.5. in Ed., M.A. J. Robert Phillips-Concert Band, Orchestra; Music Supervisor; Capital University, B.S.M.; Columbia University, M.A.; Miami University. William A. Porter-Art l, Advanced Art; Morehead State University, A,B.; Campbellsville College. IBO FAC U LTY Walter V. Prop-Mechanical Drawing; Morehead State University, A B.; Eastern Kentucky State University, M.A.; Miami University; University of Cincinnati, David I. PriebeH-Music Theory, Music Harmony, Music Appreciation, Senior Choir; Mixed Ensemble, Girlsj Ensemble, Boys' Ensemble; Capital University, B.A.; Bowling Green State University; University of Cincinnati. Mrs. Mary Riley-Cosmetology; Cosmetology Club; University of Cincinnati. Mrs. Billie Puthoff-Office Procedures, Shorthand II, General Business; University of Cincinnati, 8.5. in Ed.; Xavier University, M. Ed. I81 l82 Kenneth Sheppard-Distributive Education, Sales; Distributive Education Club; Miami University, 5.5.; Columbia University, M.A ; Ohio State University; University of Cincinnati; University of Oregon. Miss Shirley Smith-English, Media Today, Speech; SILHOUETTE Publications Advisor; Otterbein College, B.A.; Miami University; Xavier University. Everett Sherer-Machine Shop and Related; Machine Shop Club; Sinclair Wittenburg Evening College. John P. Vincent-Shorthand, Recordkeeping,Typing; University of Dayton, 8.5.; George Peabody College, M.A.; Morehead State University Miss Betty Ware-Western World, Asian World, Modern European History, 20th Century World; Cheerleaders' Advisor; Northwestern College of Minneapolis, B.A.; Miami University, M. Ed; Elgin Community College; University of Nebraska. Mrs. Phyllis Warfield-Librarian; Cumberland College, 8.5.; Eastern Kentucky College, M.S. FACULTY MIMI Miss Mary M. Welsh-French; French Ciub; College of Mount Saint Joseph, B.A.; Universite Catholique de l'Ouest. '83 George P. White-Electricity, Related and Electrical Shop; Electricity Club; Richard L, White-lnstrumenta1 Music, Marching Band, University Of Cindnnati. 3-5-1 M-5-i Kent State University. Cadet Band,Junior High Band,Pep Band; Capital University, B in Music Ed, Xavier University, M. in Ed; Bowling Green University. Mrs. Nancy P. Wickemeyer-Girls' Physical Educmon; G.A.A.; University of Cincinnati, 3.5. in Ed.; Miami University. l84 Miss Peggi Williams'PEnglish; University of Cincinnati, 3.5. in Ed.; Ohio Mrs. Kathleen Wilson-English; Kentucky Wesleyan College, B.A.; University, University, M.A.; University of Kentucky: University of Evansville. ISSPA NA I'IJ I M unm Merrill Wynn-Spanish l and I1; Spanish Club, Spanish National Honor Society; College Conservatory of Music of Cincinnati, B.M.; Xavier University, M.Ed.; University of Madrid, Danny R. Woodruff-Driver Education; Assistant Football Coach, Head Wrestling Coach; University of Cincinnati, 8.5. in Ed.,' Xavier University. Indiana l85 Thomas W. CahilI-Counselor; Xavier University 35,, M.Ed,, College Conservatory of Music; Western Reserve University. Miss Beatrice M. Gulino-Counselor; Catholic University of'America, B.A.; Xavier University, M.A.; University of Cincinnati, Counselor Certification. Miss Betty Kiernan-Counselor; Edgecliff College, B.A.; Catholic University of America, M.A.; Xavier Univevsity; University of Cincinnati; Miami University. I86 Miss Beverly Noel-Counselor; Miami University, 3-5. Miss Fiorence Nolte-Counselor; University of Cincinnati, 8.5. in Bus. Ed.; Northwestern in Ed.; M.E. University, MA. in Guidance Counseling; Miami University. Miss Marilyn C. Whisler-Counselor; Denison University, B,A.; University of Cincinnati, M.Ed. John P. Wagner-Counselor; Assistant Track Coach, Assistant Cross Country Coach; University of Cincinnati, 8.5., M.Ed. W87 l m KI $? um um RIE'I SECRETARIES Mrs. Mary Ellen Moore Mrs. Etta Murphy 3 l88 STAFF Mrs. Margaret Hatfield-School Nurse; Jewish Hospital School of Nursing, RN. Miss Marilyn Werner, Dietitian Mrs. Judith Pendell,Treasurer. I89 LIBRARY ASSISTANTS r h Mrs. Shirley Bosch Mrs. Georgia Peirano I90 Maintenance is kept busy in the new building. MAINTENANCE Standing: Mr. Morgan, Supervisor, C. Coffey, E4 McDonald, F. Burnett, A. Holston. Kneeling: l. Emerson,1. James. I9! CAFETERIA Back Row; G, Roy, A. Smith, B. Bailey, W. Burnett, L Hagemeier, G.Taylor, N. Wilson. 3rdRow1O. Deaton, D, Sheafer, C. Carrier, F. Eikel, W. Rolph, B Barker, J. Bennett. 2nd Row: J Mayfield, N. Fitzgerald, N. Blair, G. Boggess, R. McDowell, H, Steinmann, A. Bush. Front Row: A Frost, E, Turner, l. Patterson, l Goodman, D. Millennor, R. Wilson, secretary. Not pictured: E. Cehler, M, Werner 192 SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Richard Adams Steve Adkins Shirley Allen Doris Alvin Donnie Anderson Tina Arbino Charles Bailey Barbara Baker Brenda Baker Kathy Baker Nancy Ball Connie Ballard Thomas Ballard Lynn Barker Pamela Batker Diane Barnett Yvonne Barrett Danny Beasley Laura Bealtie Connie Becknell Darlene Beckstedt Gerry Berling Jamie Bigley Victoria Blake Debra Blevins Mary Boeddeker Dale Bogard Wendell Boggs Edite Bolgzds Larry Bond Steve Boone Lana Botkins Mark Bradford Douglas Bratton Naomi Brewer Sharon Brewer Leo Broerman Robert Brotherton Darlene Brown Karal Brown Ronald Brown Sandy Brown Gary Brummelt Gary Bryanl Kathy BudIanan linda Burke Cathy Bush Rowena Campbell Pat Canterbury I94 H4. 11H III i ii 1- Steve Schad, treasurer; Joyce Hinkle, co-secretary; Jerry Reneman, co-vice- president; Joan Tepe, co-secretary; Renee Thompson, co-prESIdent. SOPHOMORES Patty Carnes Vickie Cavins Ricky Cesco Vivian Chaney Greg Chapman Rhonda Childers Terry Chinn Debbie Christian Randy Clark Debbie Coch ran Jimmy Cochran Dave Coffey Larry Cogliano Linda Combs Ronnie Cook Teresa Cooper Rebecca Corcoran Jerry Cox Ken Croweak Chris Crusoe Dennis Daniel Vernie Daniel Sieve Daniels Paul Delph Judy Dixon Cathy Duncan Patty Dunigan lenniier Durbin Steve Dykes Denny Eich Dwight Elliot Barbara Ellwein Nancy Ernspiger Brenda Ervin Michelle Fenske louis Fichmr Nancy Ficker Linda Flynn Belinda Foust lim Francis Judy Freeman Robert Freyhof Tommy Fryman Henry Funk Marianne Gaddis Kevin Gallagher Mark Garner Henry Gehler Marie Geraci Danny Gillman lonnie Grace Charles Gray Doris Gray Sarah Creatorex Carmen Gresser Ricky Grigsby Debbie Grimes Debbie Gruhb Richard Guy Connie Hackney Dennis Hancock less Hardin Frank Harmon Wayland Harmon Mary Hatter Sharon Henize Hazel Henry David Henson Philip Henson Michael Hicks J95 Clinton Hinds Joyce Hinkle Cindy Hoffman Ian Hoffman Mike Hollars Cindy Hollen Bruce Holloway lulie Hopkins Bill Horn Mike Horsley Brenda Hoskins Kennelh Huey lacqueline Hughes Nancy Hughes Jim Hull Diane Hunter Kristie Hursh Carolyn Hyden Debbie lackson Edward Jackson Linda lapp Pam jasper Brenda Johnson Debbie lones Kathy lones Ruth lones Kenneth Keith Terri Keith Joseph Keller Sandy Kidd lohn Kielty Carol King Karen Kinross Beverly Knight Rhonda Knight Vicky Koebbe Nancy Koewler Paul Lake Darlene lally Paula Lawhorn Jeffrey Leary Keith Ledford Robert Lee Gregory Lillard Leanne linder Susan Lowenstein Sheryl lusk Gail Marcum Celia Marion Marcia Martin Robert Martin Sue Marlin Terry Maslin Teresa Mayne I96 Reserve cheerleaders say hello. v SOPHOMORES Terry McCullah Kathy McFarfand Edwin McGuire Beverly McWhorter Kevin Meinking Susan Meinking Brenda Melletl Tony Metz Mary Metzger Cindy Meyer Jon Mick Dennis Miles Beth Miller Stephen Miller Ierasa Miller lames Minion Sharon Miracle Candie Mock janie Monhollen Michael Montgomery Brenda Moore Dennis Morgan Donna Morgan James Morgan Kathy Morgenroth Angela Mounce Brenda Moyers Robert Na bet Bill Naish John Newton Debbie Nolte Chris Parker Robin Parks Teresa Parmley Pamela Partin Roger Parlon Pamela Payne Alan Pieiffer Donald Phelps Mark Pierani Kimberly Pilman Patsy Planer Jim Powell David Prather Bonnie Price David Pruelt Joyce Puckett Debbie Ratliil Clyde Rayburn Rhonda Reagan Cram Reed Sandy Reedy Jerry Reneman Cathy Relherford l97 198 Phillip Rexroal Kathy Reynolds Vicky Richards Flo Riddle Kim Robisch Fred Rohdenburg Mike Romanello Donna Rose lulie Roy Michael Roy Mary Ruebusch Mary Ruholl Connie Rusk Charlotte Rutland Karen Ryan Steve Schad lack Schardt Scott Schramm Michael Segrist Dale Seiter Beth Sennett Delores Sharp Ronald Sharp Karen Sinclair Calhy Skeen Nancy Slaughter Richard Slusher Brenda Smith Connie Smith David Smith Debbie Smith Debbie Smith Don ald Smith Greg Smith Kim Smith SOPHOMORES I guess :hatwas a little too far, huh, Uncle Woody? Michael Smith Pam Smith Sandra Smith Court Snell Bonnie Sparks Mary Spaulding Debbie Spurlock Nancy Steele Ronah Stephens Heather Stone Martha Stone Robert Stoops Roger Strunk Mona. Sullivan Steve Sullivan Beverly Tartar Deborah Taylor Donald Taylor Michael Taylor lean Tepe loan Tepe Donna Thomas Janie Thompson Renee Thompson lerome Tierney Linda Timberlake Vonda Trammell linda Treadway Terry Treadway Cynthia Trentman Kenny Trosper Deborah Vance C heryl Van Vuren Ronald Waddle Roger Wagner I99 Vicki Walke Sheila Wallace Sue Watson Russel Watson William Webb Connie Webber Aimee Weber lames Weingartner Kimberly Weinheimer Diana Werk Bill West John West Bobbi Whitaker Thomas White Glen Wilkerson Bonnie Williams Robin Withers Jerry Witt John Wine Dan Wittekind Betty Wong William Wood Sherwood Woodyard lim Wormus Charles Worthington Anthony Young Sophomores hard atwork in the library, Vickie demonstrates diving skills to other members of the swim team. 200 SOPHOMORES Sophomores explore thevarious corners of the new school. JUNIOR OFFICERS Vickie Spaw, secretary; Bill Krebs, co-vice-president; Janis Green, treasurer; Torn Grace, president; Chuck Noland, co-vice-president. Jeff Achten Taunya Alvin Linda Anderson David Armstrong 1 Kathy Acey Kim Auterson James Ayers Deborah Baird Rebecca Bales Sandra Banks Steven Barker John Barnes Byron Becker Rita Bentley Richard Blair Bill Boelleke Mark Boggess Brenda Boggs Debbie Bond Iva Bowman Linda Bowman Mary Braden Roger Bright Barbara Brown Robert Brown 202 JUNIORS Bobby Brummett Johnsie Burns Paul Burwinkel Melodie Cannon Debbie Challas Roberta Challas Randy Chitwood John Cholkas Ruby Cole Mary Coleman John Coletta Bre'nda Colyer Sandy Conover Sandy Copehn Robert Corcoran Connie Cornelius Dennis Counts Terry Cox Tim Cox Linda Cracraft Larry Craft Donna Crouch Mark CuHen Peter Curtis Garry Daniels Teresa Daugherty Daniel Davis Robert Dawson Dianna Day Gail Day Carlos Deaton Linda Degaro Denise Dick Gail Dow Jeanne Dowd Iim Downing Robert Duesing Cynthia Duggins Mike Duncan Christine Durbin 203 Norma Durham Margaret Edwards Loretta Elder Margaret Elliott Dennis Evans lames Faulkner Patricia Ficker Kathy Fitzgerald Mary Foltz Cathy Fichter Hollie Frederick Peggy Friar Tony Frost Vicki Galliher Phyllis Garland Alan Gearhart Helene Geraci Roger Gerwe Fred Giles Denise Gillispie Barbara Goecke Beth Goens Pamela Goodlander Tom Grace Tom Creatorex Janis Green George Hackney Don Haddix Betsy Hafer Larry Hall Archie Hamblin Russell Hamlin Lynne Hammann Donna Harmon David Harris Michael Hearing Michele Heaton John Hill Linda Hill Carolyn Hinkle 204 JUNIORS Accuracy is important in chemistry experiments. Donna Hinkle Ted Hooks iohn Hoover Gary Hopper Debbie Howard Sally Hughes Mark Humble Debbie Hurd Cheryl Hurlbut Kathy lsaacs Fred Jinks Charles Johnson Davidjohnson LonnieJohnson Michael Kelley Virginia Kemper Trudia King John Kingery Robert Knight George Knox Carolyn Kothe Jill Kraemer Bill Krebs Sherri Krechting Mike Kushman 205 II I I I I Juniors admiretheir new class rings. I I I I Carol Lancaster I Ruthann Landess Carol Lee Janet Leidenheimer Judith Leidenheimer I I Brenda Lillard I Mike Lindsay Jeanne Lowenstein Richard Lucas Thomas Luken Andrea Lutsch Andrew Lutsch Vicki Lyons Steve Marcum Judith Martin 206 JUNIORS Theresa Martin Daryl Mastin Sherry Mastin James McAHister Tom McCarthy Connie McCoy Susan McErlane Terry McFadden Lester McFarTand Jack McGinnis Bernie McLane David McLane Karen Meagher Denise Meinking Dennis Meredith Danny Miles Sandy Mobley Gerald Moore Gregory Moore Linda Morrison Timothy Mullikin Diana Mullins Donna Murphy Melissa Murray Scott Newsom Debbie Newton Chuck Noland JoAnn Oaks James O'Brien Theresa O'Connor loan Owens Linda Owens Debbie Page Dinah Parker Wayne Parker Rickie Parsons Glenda Perkins Pamela Perry Diane Pettit lim Phelps 207 208 lackie Pigg Mike Pilman Bobbi Pitman Debbie Pottinger Jackie Prather Kim Prather Lynn Privett Martha Pugh PamelaQuillen Deena Rader James Raley Connie Ramsey Kim Ramsey Gary Rawlings Kenneth Ray Mark Reagan MicheHe Reagan Jesse Reinhardt Arthur Richmond Sheila Riggs David Rigney Vickie Riley Trish Robertson Edna Rogers Vickie Rohrig Debra Rose Debbie Rosskopf Larry Roy Tom Ruebusch Louis Sbarbati Greg checks printed output from computer typewriter. One,two,tieyourshoe . . . . A Ter-x Wayne Schibi Margaret Schroeder Neal Schulle Vicki Schultz Joyce Scott Loretta Scott Joseph Sentney Joseph Shea Beverfy Sheeler Ray Siegman Leslie Silber Robin Sittason Sandra Slayback Pamela Slusher Diane Smith Sheila Smith Vicki Spaw Robert Speigle William Stafford Marilyn Stears Mike Steele Peggy Stoops Kim Stricker Donald Strong Brenda Sullivan 209 Another sale for Bill; Patricia Sullivan SallyTarter lanetTaylor Bret Telecsan Guy Thomas Melody Thompson Debbie Tincher Paula Tompkins Marybeth Troxell Sharon Tungate Patty Wall Ellen Ward Beverly Wardwell Sheila Waters Toby Waters Patricia Wells Terry West Mark Westermeyer Beverly White Lynn White Robert White Wayne Wickemeyer Jackie Wilkerson David Williamson Mona Willoughby Debbie Wilson Alfen Woods Douglas Yates Debbie York 2IO Nowlook,Ref . . f r, ,. SENIOR OFFICERS-lulia Naish, secretary; Chatfie Hull, vice-president; Dave Meinking, president; Keith Wright, treasurer. As graduation approached for the class of 1973, we began to reflect on the many memories of our high school years. As freshmen, we embarked upon a totaily new way of life - switching classes, our first high school game, our first exam - but we slowly became a part of the high school routine. Our sophomore year brought many new adven- tures - feeling superior to freshmen, dissecting worms and frogs in Miss Sayre's biology class, driving with Mr. Maitland, proving theorems in geometry - but somehow we managed to live through it all. As juniors, we adjusted quickly to the privileges of being upperclassmen - our class rings, our Junior Prom, partici ating in the varsity ames - but our hi h school ays began to go by aster than ever. At ast we arrived at the beginning of our most important and final year. Asseniors we 2l4 presented the traditional Senior Class Play, made vital decisions concerning college or vocations, sup orted the football team on the rainy Senior Nig t, exchanged calling cards and senior pic- tures, and set examples for the underclassmen. Any member of the graduating class of 1973 can proudly display the 1973 on his ring or the numerals on his jacket and be recognized as a member of the first class to complete a full year in the new high school. Now that we are at an end of our high school days, all we have left is a jumble of memories. Graduation marks the final step of school life, but the beginning of adult life; thus, we have reached an end which leads to a new beginning. , GOODBYE, FAREWELL, NORWOOD HIGH SCHOOL. SENIOR CLASS Exchanging calling cards is a traditlon looked forward to by Seniors at TERRY GLEN ADKINS CONSTANCE SUE AYLWARD ROBERT WILLIAM BAGLIEN BETI'Y JO BAKER DENNIS E. BAKER MALINDA ANN BALL PATRICIA YVONNE BALL IOSEPH EDWARD BARBER IOSEPH HUSTON BARKER ELAINE BARTON DARRELL WAYNE BEATY DONNA FAYE BEATY IAYME LYNN BECKELHEIMER MICHAEL A. BELMONT ROBERT IOHN BERNIUS JANICE CAROL BORDWINE 2l5 WILLIAM DOUGLAS BOSSE SANDRA ANN BOTZENHARDT WILLIAM JOSEPH BOYD ALAN C. BRADY JESSE RUSSELL BRICE lARRY WAYNE BRINKDOPKE DIANE MARY BRINKMEYER CHARLENE JO BRISBIN ELLEN IOY BROWN LINDA KAREN BROWN CYNTHIA JAYNE BUHR PEGGY ANN BURNETT SUSAN ELAINE BURNS DAVID BRUCE CADDELI. SANDRA SUECALCHERA RONALD DEAN CALHOUN The trumpet quartet practices their district song before going to district competition. 2l6 You mean someone actually studies in the library? Backstage Seniors control the lights.- KENNETH RAY CAMBELL MARSHA ANN CARR PAUL HERBERT CARSON CLAUDETTE ANN CARTER MARK ANTHONY CECIL lARRY RAY CHILDRESS ARTHUR CLARKIII ELIZABETH ANN CLARK SUSAN FAY CLARK WALTER CARL COBURN DANIEL BRENT COOPER ELLENA GAIL COSTELLO JENNIFER K. COX MARSHA LEE COX MARY JANE COX MARY CATHERINE CREEDON 2L7 JUDITH E. CROWE TERESA lEEANNE CROWEAK SHELIA lYNN DALTON PAMELA SUE DAVIDSON MONICA ARLENE DEBORDE DORINDA ANN DETELLEM BARBARA JUNE DULONG JOY KAY DUNCAN REBECCA ADELI. DUNCAN IAMES PATRICK DUNIGAN MICHELE ECKEl DIANNA LYNN ELLIOTT BILLY WAYNE EPPERSON IO RAE FALLS DENNIS JAMES FANNING LARRY LYNN FAULKNER ZIB gamma' -3 m'l'JtHK-V15 - 2 ': ' w-A -:-':--..' ;4 ' , ' - . 777 :7 .....--....,- . - anvnv- wwsam llNDA FAYE FERGUSON lESTER WILLIAM FICHTER KAREN JEAN FIELDS PAULENE FIKE JAMES STEVEN FIORITO lAWRENCE MAX FISCHER FREDERICKA FISHER KENNETH CHARLES FITZGERALD DEBORAH GAIL FLYNN TERRY DELANE FORD GREGORY CHARLES FOX MARTIN JOHN FRANKENHOFF IOHN PAUL FREDERICK GEORGE PHILLIP FREDRICK Ill MICHAEL WILLIAM FREELAND SYLVIA ANN FULMER 2l9 JOHN MARSHALL FULTON DAVID LEE FYE TED ROBERT GABE DEBORA ANN GADBERRY DONNA MARIE GADDIS PAMELA JANE GAFFNEY GARY GARRISON CONNIE LOU GAST CAMILLA MARIE GERACI GREGORY CARL GIACCI DONNA KAY GILLESPIE KENNETH KEVIN GILLESPIE KATHLEEN MARIE GOECK'E SANDRA LEE GOFF ELLA JANE GOSSER KAREN BETH GRACE 220 Mr Gardner expiains to Dave and Charlie the plays of the coming game. Debbie makes up a missed choirday during her free time Jim and Greg exchange Senior pictures. JAN W. GROVES ALFRED JOHN GUIDI PAMELA SUE GUSTIN PATTY L. HADLEY BARBARA LYNN HAGGIS DONNA GAYLE HALL STEVEN EDWARD HALL DAVID lANE HAMM PAMELA G. HARMON EVA l. HARTMAN BRENT lEE HATHAWAY BRIAN l. HATHAWAY TIMOTHY WILLIAM HAUNERT RODNEY JAY HEDGE BARBARA JEAN HENDERSON SARA IONELL HESSEI. 22I SANDRA KAY HICKS DAVID JOSEPH HILL ARLENE HINKlE KATHLEEN JEAN HOBBS SHIRLEY ANN HODGE WAYNE ALLEN HOFFMAN PAUL ANDREW HOOD MARILYN LOUISE HOPKINS JEFFREY lEE HORSLEY RANDY W. HOSTERMAN TERRY A. HUBBS MICHAEL PATRICK HUGHES CHARLES WILLIAM HULL BETTY IEAN HYDEN JAMES GORDON JAPP JUDITH DEANN JOBE Brent escapes from his hectic classes and takes a few minutes to relax. Ken sits and waits patiently for his match to begin. CATHY ANN JOHNSON CONNIE LYNN IOHNSON DEBORAH ANN JOHNSON KATHY RAE JOHNSON STEVEN D. JOHNSON NOMA JEAN JONES VICKIE lYNN JONES REBECCA KEITH MARCHAND MARIE KELSCH ANTHONY LEE KEMPLIN WILLETTA MARIE KETTLER DEBORAH lOU KINGERY CARYL LEE KLANKE DARYL lEE KLANKE lOHN JAMES KOEBBE RALPH H. KRUMME II New members as well as old enjoy the tea given for new National Honor Society members. KATHLEEN ANN KUSHMAN ROBERT JOSEPH LAMBERT NEAL DELBERT LANE CHARLES EDWIN LAWSON JAMES PAUL LAY DIANA ELLEN LAYMON ROBIN ORRIN lEACH DAVID EUGENE LEE WILLIAM JOSEPH LEET MARK STEPHEN LINDER ELLEN ROYCE LITTLE KENNETH CARL LOGAN STEVEN MICHAEL LONGFELLOW GWENDOLYN RAE LOVE DENNIS RAY LOVITT DEBORAH JEAN lUCAS Lounge offers solitude for individual study. LYlA B. LYKINS CYNTHIA MICHELE LYNN MICHAEL GEORGE MARKSBURY CYNTHIA DAWN MARTIN THOMAS ROBERT MARTIN SHERRY IONELL MASSEY MICHAEL 10E MCKEEHAN VIRGINIA ROSE MCMULLIN MICHAEL MCSHANE DORIS DEANE MEECE DAVID LEE MEINKING DENNIS ARTHUR MEYUNG KATHY MORGAN PEGGY LEE MORTON BRENDA KAY MURPHY JULIA ANN NAISH DEBORAH ALANA NEW JAMES ALLEN NOBLE KAREN E. NOLAND SHARON ROSE NOLTE JAMES PHILIP O'CONNOR GLENN EDWARD OGLE, IR. LARRY WAYNE OWENS TIMOTHY THIRl PANCBURN DEBRA IDELLA PARKER LARRY JAMES PARKER 1 CAROLYN ANN PARKS ; VALERIE JEAN PARROTI' SAMUEL EDWARD PAYNE STEVEN ROBERT PELFREY PAMELA SUE PERKINS DAVID LYNN PETREY Tom checks under the hood. 226 DIANE GAYLE PFISTER BEVERLY SUE PHELPS JACQUELINE RAE PHILLIPS CAROLYN MAE PIGG DONNA LYNN PING WILLIAM DAVID PITMAN, JR. KEVIN ALLEN POPPLEWELI. BRIAN JAMES PRINCE PATRICIA ANNE PRUES DEELINIA TOY PRYOR DAVID MICHAEL RAINIER STEPHEN MCINTYRE RAMEY CHRIS ANN RAMSEY JAMES MICHAEL REAGAN JAMES LESLIE REGENFUSZ JAMES FLOYD RHODES Senior Mike Reagan shows his artistic ability by wood carving. 227 Seniors get on lhejob training through business machines. DONALD PAUL ROHDENBURG WALTER LEE ROHRIG WILLIAM GERALD ROlPH DIANA LYNN ROSE MARY lOU ROSE DAVID CHARLES ROTI'ER RAYMOND GALE ROY SHARON LYNN ROYALTY I TINA MARIE RUMP BUDDY RAY RYAN, IR. JEFFERY ALAN SAGER RICHARD GARY SALZMAN HARRY GEORGE SCHLIE JEROME LEE SCHMIDT STEVEN ROBERT SCHMIDT WENDEI. CARL SCHMIDT 228 Another Silhouette photography day. MADELINE CORINNE SCHURGAST GREGG ALAN SEITER AUDIE WAYNE SETSER REBECCA FRANCES SEWELL NANCY lEE SHILLINGER DIANNA FAY SIMON CAROLYN MARIE SMITH DEBRA LYNN SMITH DIANE SMITH DOROTHY KAY SMITH JERRY ROGER SMITH JONATHAN RAY SMITH KENNETH ALLEN SMITH TERRI LEE SMITH KAREN SPAW KATHY SPAW 229 Peggy, this is a football field, not a swimming pool! JEFFREY LYNN STANTON RONALD L. STAPLETON GARY WAYNE STEGER RITA MARIE STEPHENS LOTTIE ELLEN STONE LINDELI. PAUL STONECIPHER BRIAN PHILIP STRICKER SUE CAROL STRUNK GORDON JAMES STUCKRAD GREGORY KEITH SUTTON CONNIE lo TANNER lINDA KATHRYN TANNER ZACHARY S. THACKER CHERYL ANN THOMPSON WILLIAM CASE TIMBERLAKE GAIL ANN TUMBLESON 230 Head majorette, Sandie Calchera, leads the majorettes during half- time activities. One, two, three, four, one; . KENNETH l. VALERIUS DANIEL JEROME VINCENT GARY lEE VOSS MARGI LOU WALKER DENNIS JAMES WALL DEBRA GAIL WALLACE PEGGY LEE WALLACE DAVID LEE WALTERS CECILIA EDITH WALTON DEBRA ANN WARD PATSY SUE WARD KEITH WILLIAM WATSON CLARENCE W. WELLS BRENDA S. WHITE JAMES E. WILSON SANDRA KAY WILSON TERRY WILSON JOHN TIMOTHY WITTE JERRY DEWANE WRIGHT KEITH RONALD WRIGHT LINDA ANN WRIGHT GLENNA RAVE YATES MELISSA SUE ZETTEL DOUGLAS DETELLEM Vicki, Debbie, and Sylvia make up typing assignments in the business education offices. C.W. Wells views the school upside down. 232 SENIOR DIRECTORY TERRY GLEN ADKINS Vocational Cross Country2;3,4; Track 2,3,4; Cuisine Club3,4; fellowship ofChrislian Alhleles1,2, 3, 4. CONSTANCE SUE AYLWARD Commercial C.0.E. Clubtreasurer 4; Office Co-op 4; G.A,A. 1, 2, 3; Library Worked; 0.0.E.A. Club 4. ROBERT WILLIAM BACLIEN College Preparatory Track 1, 2. 3, 4; Cross Country 2, 4; Feilcwship of Christian Athietes 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 1; Naxional Honor Sociexy 3, 4; N Club 2, 3, 4; SILHOUETTE Representative 4. BETTY JO BAKER Commercial C.O.E. Club 4; Office Co-op 4; Honor Guard; National Honor Society 4; Pep Club 1; 2, 3; SILHOUETTE Representative 3. DENNIS E. BAKER Vocational Machine Shop 3,4. MALINDA ANN BALL Vocational Art Club 1, secretary 2, 3; Girls' Glee Club1, 2; Honor Guald; Junior Choir 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Hi-Y-Teens 1, 2; A Because 0! Agatha; Li'l Abner. ; PATRICIA YVONNE BALL College Preparatory Cheerleader 1; GJUL 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls' Gee Club 1, 2, 3; Honor Guard; junior Choir 1; Counselors' Olfice Worker 2, 3; Olfice Worker 3; Pep Club1, 2,3, 4; Spanish Club1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Student Cnuncil 2, 3; Switchboard Worked; Hi-Y-Teens 3; The Sound of Music; Oklahoma; Camelot. JOSEPH EDWARD BARBER Vocational O.W.E.; Mirrar Representative 4. IOSEPH HUSTON BARKER College Preparatory Purcell High Schocl1; Footballl; Track 2; Chess Club4; Li'Mbner, ELAINE BARTON College Preparatory Girls' Council 1, 2; Girls' Glee Club 1; Junior Choir 1; Library Worker 1; Pep Club 1; SILHOUETFE Representative 1, 2, 3. RAYMOND JOHN BAYER VocationaI o.w.E. DARRELL WAYNE BEATY Coilege Preparatory Spanish Club1,2. DONNA FAYE BEATY Commercial D.E.C.A.; HonorGuaId; Pep Club; SILHOUETTE Staff3,4. JAYME LYNN BECKELHEIMER Commercial C.0.E, Club 4; Office 03-01: 4; Girls' Glee Club 1; Junior Choir 1; Latin Club 1,2, 3, 4; Office Worker 3; SILHOUETFE Representative 1, 2, 3, 4; Switchboard Walker 3. MICHAEL A. BELMONT Vocational Auto Shop 3, 4. ROBERT JOHN BERNIUS College Preparatory Nalicnal Honor Society 3,4; French Club 1, 2; Projectionists 2, 3,4. MICHAEL RAY BOCLE Vocational Autoshop3,4. JANICE CAROL BORDWINE Commercial C.0,E.Club4;01ficc Co-op4; HonorGuard; Prom Queen Attendant. WiLLIAM DOUGLAS BOSSE College Preparatory Esprit Stat! 2, 3; Mirror Representative 1; SILHOUETTE Representative 2; SILHOUETTE Staff 3, ca-spons edlmr 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; Spanish Hnnor Society 2, 3, 4. SANDRA ANNE BOTZENHARDT Commercial Girls' Counci13,4; Girls' Glee Club1, 2; IunioIChoir1; Library Workel'i; Pep Club1, 2. WILLIAM JOSEPH BOYD College Preparatory Foolball1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2,3, 4; N Club2, 3, 4-; PepCIub'3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, STEVEN MICHAEL BRADFORD College Preparatory LatinCIub4. ALAN C. BRADY Commercial D.E.C.A, JESSE RUSSELL BRICE College Preparatory French Club 3; 4; Pro America League of Students 4. LARRY WAYNE BRI NKDOPKE General DIANE MARY BRINKMEYER Commercial Regina High School1,2; G.A.A,4; PepClub 4: Hi-Y-Teens 3,4, CHARLENE IO BRISBIN Commercial Mirror Represenlativeh Pep Ciub1, ELLEN JOY BROWN College Preparatory French Club 3, 4; Girls' Council 4; lndianenes 2, 3,cap1ain 4; SILHOUETTE Representative 4; Pep Club 1. 4: Spanish Club 1; Li'l Abner; Studem Council 4; Hi-YvTeens 3, 4: Junior Prom Queen. LINDA KAREN BROWN Vocational Deer Park High School; Cosmetology Club 3,4; Choir. CYNTHIA JAYNE BUHR Commercial C.O.E. Club 4; Office Co'op 4; Girls' Glee Club 1, 2; Honor Guard; Junior Choir 1; Spanish Club 2, 3; Spanish Honor Socier 3; Camelul. PEGGY ANN BURNETT Commercial Band 1. 2, 3; C.O.E. Club 4; Flench Club 1, 2; Future Teachers of America 4; 0AA. 1, 2, manager 3; Girls' Glee Club1; Honor Guard; Office Worker 3; Pep Club 3; Camelot. SUSAN ELAINE BURNS College Preparatory Regina High Schooi1, 2; Fuiure Teachers olAmerica 1; Honor Guard; National Honor Society 4; A Because of Agatha DAV1D BRUCE CADDELL General SANDRA SUE CALCHERA College Preparatory French Club 2; Girls' Council 1; 4; Honor Guard; lndianeues 1. 2, 4; library Worker 2, 3; Majnrette 2, 3, captain d; Pep Club 1, 2. 3, 4; 1r ! Abner. DONALD RAY CALHOUN Vocational Auto Shop 3,4. RONALD DEAN CALHOUN General KENNETH RAY CAMPBELL General Lyon Junior High School1;Courter Technical High School 2, 3. MARSHA ANN CARR Commercial Cheetleadev 1, 2,. captain 3; Clinic Worker 2,4; Future Teachers of America 1; Girls' CIR! Club '1; Health Careers Club 3; Junior Choir 1; Mirror Representative 1,2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; SILHOUETIE Representative 2, 3; Hi-Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Guard. PAUL HERBERT CARSON College Preparatory National HonurSociety 3,4; French Club 2. CLAUDETTE ANN CARTER Vocational Clinic Worke-r 1; Counselors' Office Worker 1, 2, 3; Future Teachers of America 1; Honor Guard; Library Worket1; Office Worker 1,2, 3, 4; Pep Club1, 2, 3, 4. MARK ANTHONY CECIL College Preparatory ChessClub4. LARRY RAY CHILDRESS Vocational Auto Shop 3, 4. ARTHUR CLARK Ill College Preparatory Boys' Swim Team 1,4; Mixed Ensemble 4; Junior Choir 1; Spanish Club 1, 2; Chair 3, 4; Pro America League of Students 4; AH Because of Agatha; Li'l Abner. ELIZABETH ANN CLARK General Honor Guard; ?ep Club 2; Office Worker1; AHBecauseongalha. SUSAN FAY CLARK Commercial DECK WALTER CARL COBURN College Preparatory French Club3,4; Projectionists 4. RUBY COFFEY Commercial D.E.C.A. JOHN ANTHONY COLETTA College Preparatory PurcellHighSchuolLZ. KEVIN PAUL CONNOLLY College Preparatory Courter Technical High 5chool1;5panish Club 3; Spanish Hunur Society 3,4,- Li'Mbner. DANIEL BRENT COOPER General Enotball 1. ELLENA GAIL COSTELLO College Preparatory French Club2, 3; G.A1A.4; SllHOUETTE Representative 1; Mirror Representative 2. JENNIFER K. COX College Preparatory Sophomore Class Cu-Plesidenl; Esprit Stafl; fiction editur4; C.A.A. 1, 2; Girls' Council 3, president 4; National Honor Society 3, vice-presidem 4; SILHOUETIE Representalive 2: SILHOUE'I'I'E Staff, cu-facully and senior portrait editor 4; Spanish Club1, 2; Spanish Honor Sucieiy 3, vice-president 4; Student Council 1, 2. 3, 4; Hi-Y-Teens 1, 2,1reasurer 3, 4; Buckeye Gisz'ISIate 3; Pep Club 1, 4; Who's Who 3, 4; Future Teachers of America 1. MARSHA LEE COX College Preparatory Regina High School1;Gir15' Council 2, 3, 4; Library Worker 2; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; AH Because of Agatha; Camelot; Li'l' Abner. MARY JANE COX College PreparatOry Clinic Worker 2, 3, 4,- Espn't Staff 2. 3, poelry edilor 4; Future Teachers of America 1, 2, 4; Girls' Glee Club 1, 2; Girls' Council 3, 4; Honor Guard; Health Careers Club 3; Mirror Represenlative 1, 2, 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; SILHOUETTE Representative 2; SILHOUETTE Staff 3, co-facully and senior portrait editor 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3,- Spanish Honor Sociely 2, vice-president 3, 4; Hi-Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Pro America leagueof Students 4; All Beca'use of Agatha; LJ'I Abner. MARY CATHERINE CREEDON Commercial Counselors' Office Worker 2, 3; Pep Club 2. JOHNNY LOUIS CRESIE, JR. Vocational French Club1,2; EIectriciinlub3.4. BARRY CROUCHER General JUDITH E. CROWE College Preparatory Art Club2, 3; Honanuard; Latin Club; library Worker1, TERESA LEE ANN CROWEAK General French C1uh 3, 4; G,A.A. 1; Honm Guard; Mirror Representative 1, 2; Mirror 513113, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; SILHOUETI'E Representative 1, 2; Smdent Council 4; HLY-Teens 3, 4. MARVIN LEE CRUTCHFIELD General SHELIA LYNN DALTON Commercial C.O.E. Club 4; Office Co-up 4; Honor Guard; Junior Choir 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; lunior Achievement 3. FRED A. DANIEL General PAMELA SUE DAVIDSON Commercial D.E.C.A.; Clinic Worker1, 2;Girls'Council1,2; luniorChoirS. MONICA ARLENE DeBORDE College Preparatory Clinic Worker 1, 3; Esprit Staff 4; Girls' Cou ncil 4; Girls' Glee Club1, 2, 3; Honor Guard; Health Careers Club 3; Mirror Staff 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2; Hi-Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Pro America League of Students 4. DORINDA ANN DeTELLEM Vocationa! Regina High Schoul1, 2; HonorGuard; National Honor Society 3, 4; Pep Club 1; Spanish Club 2; Spanish Honor Society 2. DOUGLAS DeTELLEM College Preparatory Purcell High School 1, 2; Basketball1; Spanish Club 3; Spanish Honor Society 3, 4; Na1ional Honor Sociely 4; Projectionists 4. BRENDA KAY DOSS Commercial CunerJunior High School1; D.E.C.A.; Cafeteria Worker. BARBARA IUNE DuLONG Vocational Art Club 3; Cosmetology Club 3, sergeant-aI-arms 4; Honor Guard: SILHOUETI'E Representative 3. JOY KAY DUNCAN Vocational Cafeteria Worker 1; Cosmetology Club 3; Oklahoma. REBECCA ADELL DUNCAN General Pep Club1; Hoanuard; lunior Choir1. JAMES PATRICK DUNICAN Vocational 0.W.E.; SILHOU ETTE Representative 4. MICHELE ECKEL College Preparatory French Cluba, 4; Future Teachers oMmerica 4; HonorGuard; Oifice Worker4; Pep Ciub Z. DIANNA LYNN ELLIOTT College Preparatory French Club1, 2,3; HonorGuard; Office Worker 2, 3; Switchboard Worker 2, 3. BILLY WAYNE EPPERSON College Preparatory Fnolball1,2; Baseball1;Track 2,3; N Club 2,3, 4; Mirror Representative1, 2; MirrorSiafE 4. J0 RAE FALLS College Preparatory N1 Club 3; And 1, 2, 3, 4; Band Council, librarian 3, 4; Mirror Representalive 2; Orchestra1 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 3, 4; Pep Ctub 2; Oklahoma; Camelot; Alf Because of Agatha,- U'I Abner, DENNIS JAMES FANNING Coliege Preparatory French Club2, 3; Basketball 3, 4; Football1. LARRY LYNN FAULKNER Vocational OWL LINDA FAYE FERGUSON College Preparatory Future Teachers of America 1, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A.1; Girls'Glee C1ub1, 2, 3; Honor Guard; Spanish Club 1; Triple Trio 3, 4; AH Because of Agatha; Chef; 3, 4; Oklahoma; Camelot. LESTER WILLIAM FICHTER Vocational O.W,E. KAREN JEAN FIELDS General Counseiors' Office Worker 2; Junior Achievement 3; Pep Club 2; AH Because of Agatha; Camelot; Li'l Abner. PAULENE FIKE Vocational Cosmetology Club3, secretary 4; G.A.A. 1; Office Worker 2; Switchboard Worked. JAMES STEVEN FIORITO College Preparatory Projectionists 4; JuniorAchievementZ, 3,4; LWAbner. LAWRENCE MAX FISCHER College Preparatory FootbaH 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Baseball1; National Honor Society 3, 4; N Club 2, 3, vice- president 4; SlLHOUl-TTE Representative 1, 2; Spanish Club 1. 2, treasurer 3; Spanish Honor Society 2, 3, president 4. FREDERICKA FISHER Commercial D1E.C.A.; Bookstore 4; Clinic Worker 4; Esprit Business Stafi 2; 6AA. 2; HonorGuard; Library Worker 2. 3,' Mirror Representative 4; SILHOUEITE Replesenlative 4; AH Because of Agalha, KENNETH CHARLES FITZGERALD College Preparatory Foclball 1, 2, 3; Track 1; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Fellowship 0! Christian Athletes; Spanish Club; Natiunal Hnnor Society 3, 4; N Club 1, 2, 3, 4. DEBORAH GAIL FLYNN Commercial Mixed Ensemble 2, 3, 4; Future Teachers of America 4; Gills' Glee C1ub1, 2; Honor Guard; Junior Choir1; Office Worker 3, 4; Pep Club 4; SILHOUETTE Representative 1; Triple Trio 2, 3 4; Chair 2, 3, secretary 4; All Because of Agatha; Oklahoma; Camelot; Li'l Abner. TERRY DELANE FORD General GREGORY CHARLES FOX College Preparatory Boys' SwimTeam; Band1, 2,3,4; Orchestra; Pep Band; SILHOUETTE Representative; French Club, . MARTIN JOHN FRANKENHOFF General French Club1,2. JOHN PAUL FREDERICK General An ClubZ; Cafeteria Worker1, 2. GEORGE PHILLIP FREDRICK Ill Vocational Purcell High School1;ElectricityCluh secretary 3, 4. MICHAEL WILLIAM FREELAND College Preparatory National Honor Soclety 3, 4; French Club 2. SYLVIA ANN FULMER College Preparatory Clinic Worker 2, 3;Counselors'01fice Worker 1; Esprit Staff 3, 4; Girls' Council 3,4; Girls' Glee Club 1; Honw Guard; Mirror Representative1, 2, 3; Mirror 51a 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; SILHOUETI'E Representative 1; Spanish Club1, Z; Hi-V4Teens 1, 2, 3,4; Fro America League of Students 4; Health Careers Club 3, JOHN MARSHALL FULTON VOCATIONAL Lyon lunior High School1; Whhrow High School 2; O. W.E. DAVID LEE FYE College Preparatory 60111, 2, 3, 4;La1in Club1, 2:Na1ionalHonor Society; 4. TED ROBERT GABE General French Club 1; Junior Choir 1; Pep Club secretary 4; Student Council 4; Choir 3; Sigma Alpha Tau 1, 2, 3, presidenf4; Al! Because of Agalha; Camerm; U Abner. DEBORA AN N CADBERRY Commercial C.O.E. Club secretary 4; Otfice Co-op 4; Girls' Glee Club 1, 2; Honor Guard;lunimChoir1; Office Worker 3; Pep Club 1,2; SlLHOUETTE Representative 1, 2. DONNA MARIE GADDIS General Library Worker1,2;PepClubZ,3,4, PAMELA JANE GAFFNEY General GARY GARRISON Vocational Cuisine Club. CONNIE LOU CAST College Preparatory Counselors' Office Worker 1, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A.1, 2, 3, 4; GirlfGlee Club 1; Junior Choir 1; Library Worker 1, 2, 3:011ice Worker1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Swi1chboard Worker 3, 4; Clinic Worker 1. CAMILLA MARIE CERACI College Preparatory 51. Ursula Academy1, 2; Girls' Swim Team 3, 4; G.A.A, 3, 4; Hi-VJeens 3,4. GREGORY CARL CIACCI College Preparatory Basketball 1, 2, 3; Baseball1,2; CrossCounlry1; French Club 2, 3; NClub 3,4. DONNA KAY GILLESPIE Commercial KENNETH KEVIN GILLESPIE Vocational O.W.E. KATHLEEN MARIE GOECKE Vocational Cafeteria Worker1; Cosmelology Club 3, 4: C.A.A.1, 2, manager3; HonurGuard; AHBetause o! Agatha; Camelot; Li'f Abner. SANDRA LEE GOFF Vocational Cosmetolugy Club 3,4; PepClub 1,2; Hi-Y-Teens 3; HonorGuard. ELLA JANE COSSER Commercial Clinic Worker 2, 3; C.O.E. Club 4; Office Co-op 4; Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Honor Guard; Health Careers Club 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Hi-Y-Teens 1, 2, 3. KAREN BETH GRACE College Preparatory Counselors' Office Worker 1, 2; French Club 2, 3, 4; Future Teachers of America 1, 2, , 3 4; 6.14.4. 1; Girls' Glee Club1; Honor Guard; Pep Club 2; Swilchboard Worker 1, 2, 3. JAN W. GROVES Vocational Machine Shop 3, 4. ALFRED JOHN GUIDI General Band1,2,3,4; Choir4; LibraryWorkerZ; ANBecause ongatha. PAMELA SUE GUSTIN College Preparatory Art Club 3; French Club1, 2,3; Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3,4; HonurGuard; Junior Choir1; Choir4; Future Teachers of America 1. PATTY L. HADLEY Genera! BARBARA LYNN HAGGIS College Preparatory Girls' CounCiI 1, 2, 3; Honor Guard; lndianeltes 2. 3. 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 1reasurer4; Hi-VnTeens 1, 2, 3. DONNA GAYLE HALL Commercial C.O.E. Club treasuver 4; Olfice Co-op 4; Honor Guard 3; Choir 2; Junior Choir 1; Girls' Glee Club 1, 2; Student Council 1, 2; Mirror Representative 1, 2; Pep Club1. STEVEN EDWARD HALL College Preparatory Foolball1, 3; Wrestling 1,2,3, 4; French Club1,2. DAVID LANE HAMM College Preparatory Baseball1, 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; Pep Club 4: Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Spanish Honor Sociely 3, 4; Sigma Alpha Tau 4. PAMELA C. HARMON Commercial Library Worker1;PepClub1, 2; Hi-Y-Teens1; Office Worker1, 2. EVA J. HARTMAN Commercial C.O.E. Club 4; Office Cu-op 4; French Club 3, 4; Future Teachers of America 1, 2; Honor Guard; luniar Choir 1; Mirror Representative 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Hi-Y-Teens 1. 2. BRENT LEE HATHAWAY College Preparatory Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Band Council assistant manager 3, manager 4; Boys' Ensemble 4: Mixed Ensemble 3,4; French Club3,4,' FulureTeachers ofAmeIica 2, 3 presidenl4; Orchestra 3; Pep Band 2, 3, 4; SILHOUETTE Slaf13, assistant spons editor 4; Talent Show 2; Choiv 2, 3, president 4; A Because 0! Agatha; Camelot; Li'l Abner. BRIAN L HATHAWAY Commercial D.E.C.A. TIMOTHY WILLIAM HAUNERT General Football 2, 3; Baskelball 1,- Baseball 1, 2; Fellowship ofChristian Arhleles1; French ClubZ; N Club 3, 4. RODNEY JAY HEDGE Vocational Auto Shop3,4. BARBARA JEAN HENDERSON College Preparatory Counselors' Ollice Worker 3; Esprit Sralf 4; Future Teachers of America 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Guard; National Honm Society 3, 4; Office Worker 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; Spanish Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Switchboard Worker1, 2: AH Because of Agatha; Camelot; U1 Abner, JODI ANN HENDERSON General Marion High Schooi 'I, 2, 3. DAVID HECTOR HENWOOD General SARA JONELL HESSEL College Preparatory French Club 2, 3, 4; Future Teachevs of America 2, 3, 4; Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3; HnnorGuard; Junior Choir1; Junior Achievement 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Hi-Y-Teens 2; Camelot. SANDRA KAY HICKS Vocational G.A.A. 2, 3; HonorGuard; JuniorAchievemean; LibraryWorker 1,2; Pep Club 2. DAVID JOSEPH HILL College Preparatory Basketball 1,2, 3, captain 4; French Club3,4; PepClub3,4; Projectionisis 2.3.presidem A. ARLENE HINKLE College Preparatory Woodward High SchooI1. KATHLEEN JEAN HOBBS Vocational Ar! Club1, 2, 3; Cosmetology Club 3, 4; Honor Guaxd; A Because oIAgarha; Camelot; U'l Abner; SHIRLEY ANN HODGE Commercial D.ac.A. WAYNE ALLEN HOFFMAN General Football. PAUL ANDREW HOOD General MARILYN LOUISE HOPKINS Commercial C.O.E. Club viCEvpresidem 4; Office Cu-op 4; Girls' Council 1; Giris' G129 Ciub 1; Honor Guard; Junior Choir1; LibraryWorker1. 2; Office Worker 3; Hi-Y-Teens 1. JEFFREY LEE HORSLEY College Preparatory RANDY W, HOSTERMAN College Preparatory Spanish Club 1,2,secrelary 3; Spanish Honor Society 2, 3,4; Pep Club1. TERRY A, HUBBS Vocational EleclrichyClub3,4. MICHAEL PATRICK HUGHES Commercial D.E.C.A,; JuniorAchievemenH. CHARLES WILLIAM HULL College Preparatory Senior Class Vice-President; Football 1, 2, 3, co-captain 4; Basketball 1, 2,3, 4;Baseball1, 2, 4; Fellowship of Christian Athle1e51, 2; National Honor Saciety 3, 4; N Club 2, 3, president 4; Projectionists 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; Spanish Honor Sociely 2,3, 4; Buckeye Boys' Sme; Pep Club 3, 4. BETTY JEAN HYDEN General Courier Technical High Schoolz; Honor Guard; Mirror Representative 1, JAMES GORDON JAPP Vocational EIeclricinClub3,4. JUDITH DeANN JOBE Commercial Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Counselors' Office Worker 1,2; Mixed Ensemble 4; French Club 2, 3; Girls' Glee Club 1; National Honor Society 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 3, 4; Chair 3, Ireasurer 4,- Camebr; Ll ! Abner, CATHY ANN JOHNSON General CONNIE LYNN JOHNSON General HonorGuard; OfficeWorker1,2; Pep Cluh1, 2, 4; Spanish Club1,2; Switchboardkae-I1,2. DAVID KEVIN JOHNSON General DEBORAH ANN JOHNSON Commercial C,O.E. Club4; Office Co-op4; HonorGuard; Band1, 2, KATHY RAE JOHNSON General Counselor? Ofiice Worked; Honor Guard; OfliceWorkerS; Pep Club3,4. STEVEN D. JOHNSON Vocational O.W.E. NOMA IEAN JONES College Preparatory Freshman Class Treasurer; Mixed Ensemble 2, 3, 4; Esprit Sta 3; Future Teachers of America 1, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A,1; Girls' Council1, 2; Girls' Ghee Club; 1, 3, treasurer 2; Honor Guard; Junior Choir1; Mirror Representative 2; Mirror Staff 3,4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; SILHOUETTE 513113, to- 1 editnr-in-chieH; Spanish Club1, 2, 3; Talent Show 2; TripleTrio 3, 4; Chair 2, 3, 4; AHBecause 1 ol Agatha; Camelot: Li'!I Abner. VICKI LYNN JONES College Preparatory French Club 2, 3; Future Teachers of America 1, 3, 4; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Honor Guard; Junior Achievement 3; Library Worker 1. 2; Mirror Representative 2; Office Worker 1, 2, 3, 4; Switchboard Worker 1, 2; AH Because of Agatha; Camelot; Li'l Abner. REBECCA KEETH Vocational Woodward High School1; Cosmetology Club 3, vice-presidenl 4; Library Worker 1; Art Club'21 ! MARCHAND MARIE KELSCH College Preparatory Esprit Suff 4: Honor Guard; Mirror 51a 2. 3. assistant editor 4; SILHOUETIE Staff 3, liletary editor 4,- Camelot. ANTHONY LEE KEMPLIN College Preparatory Spanish Club1; French Club 2,3. WILLETTA MARIE KETTLER College Preparatory Cuunselors' Office Worker; Esprit Staff 4; Future Teaches of America 1. 2, 3, secretaty 4; Girls' Council 3, 4; Honor Guard; Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Worker; Pep Club 1. 2, 3. 4; SILHOUETTE Representative; AN Because of Agatha; LVMbner, THERESA MARIA KIELTY General THOMAS JOHNY KING General DEBORAH LOU KINGERY Commercial HonorGuard; Office Worker4; Switchboard kaer4. CARYL LEE KLANKE Commercial D.E.C,A.; JuniurChnir1; HonorGuard. DARYL LEE KLANKE . Vocational Autashop3,4. JOHN JAMES KOEBBE Vocational Electricity Club 3,4; A Because ongarha; Camefor; Li'J Abner. RALPH KRUMME II College Preparatory French Club2,3; Li'Mbner. KATHLEEN ANN KUSHMAN Commercial Regina High School 1,2; C.O.E. Ciub 4; Office Co-op 4; French ClubJ; LibraryWorkerz. ROBERT IOSEPH LAMBERT General 1 NEAL DELBERT LANE College Preparatory Foptball1,2, 3, 4; Baskelball 1, 2, 3,4; Baseball 1, 2; Golf 4; National Honor Society 3, prAe-sidenl- 4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 2; Pep Club 4; Spanish Club 1, 2; Spanish Honor Society 2, 3, treasurer 4; N CIub 2, J, secretary 4; Salutalorian. CHARLES EDWIN LAWSON College Preparatory Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chess Club 4; National Honor Society 4; Spanish Club 3; Spanish Honor Soclmy 3. JAMES PAUL LAY College Preparatory Football 1, 2; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, co-captain 4; Fellowship ofChristian Athletes 2; N Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanlsh Club 1, 2; Spanlsh,Honur Society 2. DIANA ELLEN LAYMON College Preparatory Band 1, 2, 3. 4; Band Council 4; Esprit Sllff4; French Club 1, vice-presidentz; Girls' Council 4; lndianettes 2, 4, captain 3; Majorette 3, 4; Mirror Representative 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; Office Worker 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchesm 3, 4; Pep Club 4; SILHOUE'ITE Staff assistant co-club edltor 4; Student Cuuncll 1; Switchboard Worker 1, 2, 3; Talent Show 2. ROBIN ORRIN LEACH Vocational French Club 1, 2; Natlonal Honcr Snclely 3, 4; Cuisine Club 3, president 4; SILHOUETTE Slaff asslslanl co-sports editor 4. PETER LEAF General DAVID EUGENE LEE General WILLIAM JOSEPH LEET Vocational Machine Shop treasured, MARK STEPHEN LINDER College Preparatory Cross Counlry 1, 2, 3, co-caplain 4; Boys' Swim Team 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1; Mixed Ensemble 3, 4; lunior Choir 1; N Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Chair 3, 4; Boys' Ensemble 4; Camebt; Li'l Abner ELLEN ROYCE LITTLE College Preparatory Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Counselors' Office Wovker 3,- Espn'l Staff 3, editorin-chiel 4,- Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3; lndianettes 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 3, 4, secremry 2; Majorette 3, 4; National Honot Society 3, 4; Oilice Worker 2; Orchestra 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; SILHOUETTE Staff 3, ca-edimr-in-chief 4; Variety Show 2; Oklahoma; Camelot; AI! Because of Agatha; Li'l Abner; Valedictorian. KENNETH CARL LOGAN General STEVEN MICHAEL LONGFELLOW College Preparatory Football1, 2,3,4;Basketball1, Z; Easeball1, 2, 3, 4. GWENDOLYN RAE LOVE Vocational Girls' Swim Team1; GIrls' Glee Club 1; Honor Guard; lunior Choir 1; Cosmetoiosy Club 3. treasurer 4; Camefcl; MIBecauseolAgatha; U'lAbner. DENNIS ROY LOVITT Colfage Preparatory Band 1,2, 3, 4; French Club 2, 3,- Mirror Represemative 1; Orchestra 4; Pep Ba nd 2, 3,4, DEBORAH JEAN LUCAS College Preparatory Girls' Swim Team 2, timer 4; Counselors' OHIce Worker 1, 2, 3, 4,- G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Guard,- Mirror Representative 2; Nallonal Honor Society 4; Office Worker 4; Pep Club 1, 2; SJLHOUETTE Representative 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Hnnor Society 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y- Teens 1. LYLA B. LYKINS College Preparatory Pulaski County High 5chool1; Art Club 3; G.A.A. 2; Honor Guard; Latin Club 3, 4; National Honor Society 4. CYNTHIA MICHELE LYNN Commercial Regina High School1; D.E.C.A.; HonorGuardHuniorChoirl JOHN KEVIN MAHEDY Vocational Cuisineclub3,4. MICHAEL GEORGE MARKSBURY Vocational Football 1, 2,3,4; TIack1,2,3,4;WIestEing1, 2; Au1o$hop3,4; NClub1,2,3,4.. CYNTHIA DAWN MARTIN General Girls' Track 3; Girls'SoftballyGirls'SwimTeamtimer4; French Club 2, 3; C.A.A. 3,4. THOMAS ROBERT MARTIN Vocational Baseball 2; Electricity Club 3, president 4; AH Because of Agatha; Li'! Abner. SHERRY JONELL MASSEY Commercial C.0.E.Club4: Office Co-op4;1ur1ior Choir1; Honor Guard. ESSEL J. MCANNALLY Vocational AuloShop3,4. MICHAEL JOE McKEEHAN College Preparatory VIRGINIA ROSE MCMULLIN College Preparatory Girfs' Swim Team 2; Future Teachers of America 2, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3; Honor Guard; National Honor Society 4:01fice Worker 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Honor Suciety 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y4 Teens 1, 2. JAMES TIMOTHY MCLANE Vocational Electricity Club 3, secretary 4. MICHAEL McSHANE College Preparatory Foo!ball1; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3. DORIS DEANE MEECE College Preparatory French Club 2, 3, 4; FulureTeachers ofArnerlca1,4; Girls' GleeClub 1,2; HonorGuard; Junior Choir 1; Office Worker 4; A1! Because of Agatha. DAVID LEE MEINKING Coilege Preparatory Football 1; Wrestling 2; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Class President; Fellowship of Chrislian Alhletes1. 2; French Club 2, 3; N Club 2, 3, 4,- Spanish Ciub 1; Student Council 4; A Because of Agatha. DENNIS ARTHUR MEYUNG College Preparatory Cross Country 1. 2; Track '1; Boys' Swim Team 1, 2, 3, co-caplain 4; French Club 3, 4; Future Teachers of America 4; Junior Choir 1; N Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Camelot KATHY MORGAN College Preparatory CAA. 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls' Glee Club 1, 2; Hi-Y-Teens 2,3; Honor Guard; Junior Choir 1; Junior Achievement 4; Library Worker 1, 2; Mirror Representative 1, 2; National Honor Society 4; Office Worker 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; SILHOUETTE Represemative 3, 4; Student Council 1; Switchhnard Worker 1, 2, 3. PEGGY LEE MORTON Commercial C.0.E. Club 4; Office Cn-op 4; HunorGuard; Pep Club1. BRENDA KAY MURPHY Commercial Girls' Council 3; Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Guard; Pep Club 2, 3; A Because of Agatha; Camelot, JULIA ANN NAISH General Senior Class Secretary; Counselors' Office Worker 1, 2, 3; Girls' Council 3, 4; Honor Guard; National Honor Society 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; SILHOUETI'E Representative 2, 3, 4; Student Councll 3, secretary 4; Hi-Y-Teens 3, 4, DEBORAH ALANA NEW Commercial McCreary County ngh 5chool1, 2; C.0.E. Club4; Office Co-cp 4; HonorGuard. JAMES ALLEN NOBLE General KAREN E. NOLAND College Preparatory Homecoming Queen 4; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3; Junior Class Secvetary; Clinic Worker 1, 2, 3; Junior Choir 1; SILHOUETI'E Representative 1, 2, 3; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Switchboard Worker 3; HI-Y-Teens 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Oklahoma. SHARON ROSE NOLTE Commercial C.A.A.1, 2; SILHOUET'I'ESlaff3,assistantco-clubeditord; Mirror 51.1113, edimr-in-chieM. JAMES PHILIP O'CONNOR General GLENN EDWARD OGLE, JR. General LARRY WAYNE OWENS College Preparatory Boy's' SwimTeam 2; Spanish Club 1, 2. TIMOTHY THIRL PANCBURN College Preparatory Football1, 2; W1estfing1; FellowshipofChristian Athletes 1; French Club1; N Club 2. DEBRA IDELLA PARKER General Band1,2,3;LalinClub2. LARRY JAMES PARKER College Preparatory Basketball 1, 2; Track 1,2, 3, 4; Cross Country 2. 3,ca-captain4; Buckeye Boys'Sme. CAROLYN ANN PARKS Commercial C.0.E. Club 4; Offite Co-op 4; Girls' Council1, 2, 3, 4; Girls' Glee CIub 1, 2; Honor Guard; Office Worker 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club 1, 2, VALERIE JEAN PARROTT College Preparatory San Marcos ngh School1, 2; G.A.A. 2; HonorGuard; Heahh Careers Club 3; Spanirsh Club 3,4. SAMUEL EDWARD PAYNE General STEVEN ROBERT PELFREY College Preparatory Football1;Wrestling1;French Clubz, 3. PAMELA SUE PERKINS College Preparatory DANNY RAY PETRE'Y Commercial French Club 3; C.0.E. Club presidenM; OfliceCo-op 4. DAVID LYNN PETREY General DIANE GAYLE PFISTER College Preparatory An Club4; French Club 2, 3; FulureTeachers 01 America1; 6AA. 1, 2; HonorGuard; National Honor Society 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2; SILHOUEITE Staff co-club editor 4. BEVERLY SUE PHELPS College Preparatory French Club 1, secremy 2; Future Teachers of America 1; Girls' Council 1, 2; Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Honor Guard; Junior Choir 1; Office Wcrkcr 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Ciub 1, 2, 3, 4; SILHOUETTE Staff 3, index edilor 4; Switchboard Worker 3; Talent Show 2; Mixed Ensemble 3, 4; Triple Trio 2, 3, 4; Chair 2, 3, 4; OHahoma; Camelot; Li'! Abner, IACQUELINE RAE PHILLIPS Commercial Cheerleader 1; C.0.E. Club 4; Office Co-op 4; Girls' Council 2; Girls' Glee Club Z, 3; Honor Guard; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Hi-Y-Teens 2, 3. DONALD STANLEY PICKLESIMER General CAROLYN MAE PIGG Commercial HonotGuard; Office kaer4; LINDA ANNE PILLMAN Commercial Regina High School 1; Pep Club 2,3; Library Worker 2, 3,4. DONNA LYNN PING General WILLIAM DAVID PITMAN, JR. Vocational KEVIN ALLEN POPPLEWELL College Preparatory Latin Club1, 2, 3; National HonorSociety 3, 4. BRIAN JAMES PRINCE College Preparatory Cross Country 3; French Club1, 2. PATRICIA ANNE PRUES College Preparatory Esprit Staff 4; Future Teachers of America 4; Girl! Council 1, 2, 4; Hone! Guard; National Honor Society 3, treasurer 4; SILHOUETTE Representative 1; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; Spanish Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Switchboard Worker 3; HHJeens 4. DEE LINI'A TOY PRYOR Vocationaf Cosmetology Club 3,4; Honor Guard; iuniorChoiH; AIIBecauseangarha; Li'lAbner. DAVID MICHAEL RAINIER General STEVEN MCINTYRE RAMEY General CHRIS ANN RAMSEY College Preparatory Office Worker 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Hunor Guavd; Junior Achievement 4; Mirror Representative 3; Pep Club 4. JAMES MICHAEL REAGAN College Preparatory Football1; MirrorSlafH; Projectionists4; PepClub4; Spanish Club1,2. IAMES LESLIE REGENFUSZ College Preparatory FrenchClub1,2,3;LibraryWorkerZ. MICHAEL BEVE RETHERFORD General LARRY L. REYNOLDS Commerciai C.O.E. Club4; Office Co-op 4; National Honar Society 4. JAMES FLOYD RHODES Vocational Track1; CuisineClub 3,secretary 4. DONALD PAUL ROHDENBURC General ChessClubco-presidenH. WALTER LEE ROHRIG College Preparatory Football1. WILLIAM GERALD ROLPH College Preparatory 1rack1; French Club 3,4; lunior1; PapClub4; Projectionislssecretary4. DIANA LYNN ROSE General Pep Club4; Hi-V4Teens4; HonorGuard. MARY LOU ROSE Vocational Cosmetology Club 3, 4; Switchboard Worker 1, 2. DAVID CHARLES ROTTER College Preparatory Wrestling 1, 2; Fellowshlp of Christian Athletes 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2; Spanish Club 1, 2, 4, vice- president 3; Spanish Honor Society 3, 4. RAYMOND GALE ROY College Preparatory Football 1. 3, 4; Basketball 1; Baseball 1, 2, 3,4; Fellowship of Chrislian Mhlems; N Club 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 4, president 3; Spanish Hunor Society 2, 3. 4. SHARON LYNN ROYALTY College Preparatory Sophnmore Cl'ass Co-Presidenl; Clinic Worker 3, 4; Girls' Council 1, 2; Cirls'. Glee Club 1, 2; Honor Guard; J'unlor Choir 1; Mirrnr Representat'rve 2, 3; SILHOUETTE Representative 3; Spanish Club 1, 2,3; Spanish Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Hi-V-Teens 1, 2, 3; Chair 2. TINA MARIE RUMP Commercial G.A.A. 2, 4; Library Worker 1. BUDDY RAY RYAN, IR. College Preparatory Football1:Baseball2;JuniorChoir1. JEFFERY ALAN SAGER College Preparatory Purcell High Schoai 1, 2. RICHARD GARY SALZMAN College Preparatory Golf 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 2; Mirror Representative 2. MICHAEL ANTHONY SCARLATELLA General HARRY GEORGE SCHLIE Commercial D.E.C.A. president4; Track 1, 3. JEROME LEE SCHMIDT Vocational O.W.E.; SILHOUETTE Representative 4. STEVEN ROBERT SCHMIDT Vocational Football manager 1; Biseball manager 2; Boys' Swim Team 2, 3, 4; N Club1, 2, 3; Cuisine Club 3, 4; Pep Club 2. WENDEL CARL SCHMIDT General Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 2, 3, 4; Tafent Show 2; Camelot. MADELINE CORINNE SCHURGAST General GREGG ALAN SEfTER College Preparatory Art Club 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Esprit Sxaff 3, 4; French Club 3; Orchestra 4; Pep Band 3, 4; All Because of Agatha; Li'l Abner. AUDIE WAYNE SETSER College Preparatory National HonorSocier 3, 4; Spanish HanorSociety 2, 3,4. REBECCA FRANCES SEWELL Vocational Somerset High Schuni 1, 2; Cosmetology Cluba, 4, NANCY LEE SHILLINGER General ROY WALTER SILBER Vocational Baseball 2; Boys' Swim Team 3; Machine Shop 3, 4. DIANNA FAY SIMON General Girls' Softbalf Team 1; Girls' Swim Team 1, 2, 3; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Guard; Junior Achievement 2; Oifice Worker 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Hi-Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, sergeanbaI-arms 4. CAROLYN MARIE SMITH Commercial Manual High School1;G.A.A.;Office Workev; Pep Club; Junior Achievement; A Because of Agatha. DEBRA LYNN SMITH Commercial Caunselors'OcheWurked; Honor Guard; PepClub1, 2. DIANE SMITH Commercial C.O.E. Club 4; Office Comp 4; Counselors' Office Worker 1, 2, 3; French Club 1, 2, 3; Girls' Glee Club 1, 2; Honor Guard; Pep Club 1, 2. DOROTHY KAY SMITH College Preparatory Caunselors' Office Workerz; EsprizStaH4; FutureTeachersofAmerica4; Girls'GleeClub 1, 2; Honor Guard; lndianenes 1. 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; Spanish Ciub 1, 2, 3; Spanish Honor Society 2, 3, 4; All Because 0! Agatha; Li'l Abner. GREGORY NEAL SMITH General JERRY ROGER SMITH College Preparatory Foolball1, 2; Basketbafl1;Cross Country 3; Baseball1. 2, 3,4; Fellowship ofChristian Athletes 1, 2, 3,4; National Hnnar Society 4; N Club 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Honor Society 2, 3, 4. JONATHAN RAY SMITH College Preparatory Baseball 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 3. president 4; Orchestra 3, 4; Pep Band 3, 4; Pro America League of 51udents 4; Camelot; AH Because of Agatha,- Li'l' Abner. KENNETH ALLEN SMITH Vocational Basketball 1; Track1; Footbatl 2; Baseball3; Machine Shop 3, secretary 4; Junior Choir1; Choir 2; N Club 1, 2, 3, 4. LAWRENCE'RICHARD SMITH College Preparatory French Club1,2; LibraryWorker1, 2. TERRI LEE SMITH Vocational Cosmetology Club 3, president 4; Girls' Council1, 2, 4: Honor Guard; Mirror Representative 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Prom Queen Attendanl; Homecoming Queen Attendant. KAREN SPAW College Preparatory Freshman Class Secretary; Sophomore Class Secretary; Counselorsl Office Worker 2, 3; Girls' Council 2, 4; Girls' Glee Club 1, 1, 3; Honor Guard; Office Worker 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, vice- presidenl 4; SILHOUETI'E Represenlative 1, 3, 4; Student Council 4; Hi-V-Teens 1, 2, secretary 3, 4; Indianettes 1, 2, 3, 4; AH Because of Agatha; Homecoming Queen Attendant. KATHY SPAW College Preparatory Junior Class Treasurer; Clinic Walker 4; Cuunselors' Office Worker 3; Future Teachers of America1, 2; Gi!ls'Cuuncil1,2; Girk' Glee Club1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Guard; lndianenes 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Worker 1; Mirror Representative 1, 2, 3; Office Worker 4; Prep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; SILHOUETTE Representative 4; Hi-Y-Teens1, 2, 3, 4: AH Because of Agatha. CARY WAYNE STECER Vocational Fuorball1, 2; Wrestling 1, 2; Baseball1; Cuisine Club 3, 4; Fellowship ofChristian A1hletes1, 2; Mirror Representative 1, 2, 3; N Club 1, 2, 3; SILHOUETTE Representative 2. RITA MARIE STEPHENS General Honor Guard; Junior Choir 1; Library Worker 2: Triple Trio 4; Chair 3, 4,- Oklahoma; Li'l' Abner. LOTTlE ELLEN STONE College Preparatory Freshman Ciass Vice-Presidem; Sophomore Class Treasurer; Junior Class Vice-President; Fumre Teachers of America 2, vice-president 3, treasurer 4; Girls' Council 1, 4; Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Honor Guard; lndianeues 3, co-caplain 4; Junior Choir 1; National Honor Society 3, 4; Office Worker 2, 3,- Pep Club 1, secretary 2, 3, 4; SILHOUE'I'I'E Representative 2, 4; SILHOUETTE Sta 6AA. editor 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; Spanish Honor Sociew 2, 3, secrelary 4; Student Council 3, 4; Switchboald Worker 2, 3; Hi-Y-Teens secretary 3, president 4. JEFFREY LYNN STANTON College Preparatory Basketball1,2,3,4; French Club4. RONALD L STAPLETON College Preparatory Anderson High Schaol1; French Club3; Spanish Club 2, 3. LINDELL PAUL STONECIPHER College Preparatory Fomball 1; Basketball1,2; Hi-Y-Teens1,2,3,4. BRIAN PHILIP STRICKER College Preparatory Flench Club 2, 3, presidenu; ProAmeric'a Leagueof S1udents 4. SHARON KAY STRINGER Vocational ArtClubS. DAVID L. STRUNK Vocational Football1,2, 3,4; Wrestling1, 2, 3; Machine Shop 3, presiden14;N Club 2, 3,4. SUE CAROL STRUNK Commercial D.E,C.A.; HonorGuard. GORDON JAMES STUCKRAD Coliege Preparatory Fairlield High Schuol1; Basketball 1; Baseball 3, 4; Cross Country 4; French Club 1, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 4; Pro America League of qudems president 4. DONALD LEE SUTTON Vocational Au105h093,4. GREGORY KEITH SUTTON College Preparatory Basketball1; Foolball1,2,3; Basebail1,2,3,4; French Club2, 3; NClub 2,3,4. CONNIE IO TANNER. Commercial Esprit $131114; HonorGuard; 0AA. 1, 2, 3, 4. LINDA KATHRYN TANNER Commercial National HonorSocie1y 3, 4; HonorGuard. RAYMOND JAY TARTiR General ZACHARY S. THACKER College Preparatory Cross Country1; Baseball 2; Basketball 2, 3, 4. CHERYL ANN THOMPSON College Preparatory Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Cuunse1ors' Office Worker4; French Club 3, 4; Future Teachers of America 4; Pro America League of Students 4. WILLIAM CASE TIMBERLAKE College Preparatory 60111, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club1, 2,3; Spanish Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Na1ional HonorSociely4. GAIL ANN TUMBLESON College Preparatory Girls' Council 4; Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Honor Guard; lndianeltes 3, comaplain 4; Office Worker1, 2, 3,4; Pep Club1, 2, 3, 4; Student Cnuncil 3, 4; Switchboard Wcrker1, 2; Hi-Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; MI Because of Agatha. KENNETH L. VALERIUS College Preparatory French Club 3. DANIEL JEROME VINCENT College Preparatory Band 1, 2, drum major 3, 4; Band Council 4; Sophomore Class Vice-Presidem; Junior Class President; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2; Student Council 3, 4;Ta1ent Show 2; Wrestling 1; A Because 0! Agatha; Li'f Abner. GARY LEE VOSS Vocational Baseball1, 2; Mirror51a1f2;Machine Shop 3, 4. MARGI LOU WALKER Commercial Chorus 2; Girls'GleeClub1, 2,3,4; HonorGuard; JuniorChoir1; PepCIub1.2,3, 4; Choir3,4; Camelot; AH Because of Agmha; LN Abner. DENNIS JAMES WALL General Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Band Council secretary 3, president 4; Boys' Ensemble 4; Mixed Ensemble 4; OrchesIra 3, 4; Pep Band 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Talent Show 2; Choir property manager 4; Camelot; Ail Because of Agatha; U1 Abner. DEBRA GAIL WALLACE College Preparatory Junior Choir 1; FutureTeacherso1America1; Churus 2; Girls' Giee Club 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; SILHOUEITE Representative 2; Mirror Representative 1, 2; Mirror Staff 3,4; Pep Club 1, 1, 3, 4; Girls' Cuuncil 2, 4; Hl-Y-Teens 2, 3, 4; A Because of Agatha. PEGGY LEE WALLACE College Preparatory Chearleader1,3, 4; French C1ub 3,4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; HonorGuard; JuniorAchievemenI; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; HivY-Teens 1, 2, 3. 4; Girls' Track 3. 4: Girls' Swim Team 1, 2. 3, 4: Camelot. DAVID LEE WALTERS Vocational Wrestling 1; CuisineCluh 3, vice-plesidem 4. CECILIA EDITH WALTON College Preparatory Girls' Glee Club 1, 2; Honor Guard; Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Worker 1; National Hnnor Society 3, secretary 4; Office Worker 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Sludem Council 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y-Teens 1, Z, 3, 4; AH Because of Agatha. DEBRA ANN WARD Col1ege Preparatory Band 1, 2, 3; French Club 2, 3; Future Teachersof America1;Girls'Council1; Pep Club1. PATSY SUE WARD General Honor Guard; Library Worker 2; Office Worker 3; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; Switchboard Worker3. KEITH WILLIAM WATSON Col1ege Preparatory Indian Hlll High School 3; Football 1; Wrestling 1; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 1, 2, 3; Projectinnlsts 4; Mirror Sta 2; Spanish Club 1. MICHAEL P. WEILER College Preparatory CLARENCE W. WELLS General New Richmond High 5chool1, 2; Miami Coral Park High School 3. BRENDA 5. WHITE Commercial Honor Guard; Library Worker1, 2; Office Worker 2. JAMES. E. WILSON College Preparatory Football 1, 2;Wrestl1ng1, 2, 3; co-captain 4;Fe1lowship of Christian Alhleles 1, 2, 3, 4; Na1ional Honor Society 3, 4; N Club 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2; Spanish Honor Society 1, 2. SANDRA KAY WILSON College Preparatory Band 1,2, 3, 4; Esprit Staff 3,4; Future Teachers of America 1, 2, 3. 4; G.A.A. 1; Lalin Club1, 2, 3, 4; Mirror Replesenlative 2, 3; Mirror Staff 2, 3, assistant editor 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; SILHOUETTE Representalive 2, 3; SILHOUETI'E Staff 3, co-club editor 4; Talent Show 2; Hi-Y- Teens 1, 2; Oklahoma; Camelot; AH Because of Agatha; Li'l Abner. TERRY WILSON General LESLIE CHARLES TOMAS WITT Vocational O.W.E.; Cafeceria Worker 1, 2, 3. JOHN TIMOTHY WITI'E Vocational Track 4; Band 1, 2; Electricity Club 3, 4; Junior Achievement 2; Pep Band 1, 2; Talenl Show 2; Oklahoma. JERRY DEWANE WRIGHT General KEITH RONALD WRIGHT College Preparatory Football1, 2, 3; co-captain 4; Wres1ling 1, 2, 3, 4; N Club 1, 2, 3, neasurer 4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Class Tveasmer. LINDA ANN WRIGHT Commercial C.O,E. Club 4; Office Co-op 4; French Club 2,, 3; Girls' Glee Club 1; Junior Choir 1; Nalionai Honor Society 3, 4; SILHOUETTE Representative '1, 2, 4; SILHOUEI'FE Business 51a 3. GLENNA RAYE YATES Commercial Band 1, 2; Honor Guard; Library Worket 2; Mirror Represenlalive 1, 3; Office Wdrker 3, 4; french Club 2, 3; Pep Club 3; All Because a! Agatha. MELISSA SUE ZETTEL College Preparatory Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Achievement 2, secretary 4; Library Worker 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; Pep + Poms pigade patronize OUR ADVERTISERS TELL THEM YOU SAW THEIR ADVERTISEMENT IN THE SILHOUETTE Lost your HerFF Jones class ring? Want to order your college ring? Seeus... BOOTS DUESING GENO VALLE Vico Pruidenf 4Il TERRACE PLACE - TERRACE PARK. 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WorwoodL Ohio lPHONE E513I 351-6000 FOR RESERVATIONS x CONGRATULAHONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF I973 CENTRAL SAVINGS ASSN. 9450 Kenwood Road 7937550 9292 Cincinnafi Columbus Road 777-226l Formerly Cenfral Norwoocl Bldg. 8: Loan Assn. Ave atgue vale Seniors '73 Latin C lub 27l-H00 SUPERIOR JANITOR SUPPLY . BERNARD L. RUWE GEORGE P. KLEB PROCTER a GAMBLE CO. tCLEAN QUICK, NATIONAL LABORATORIES PRODUCTS SIMONIZ COMMERCIAL PRODUCTS Director 396i Bro+herfon Rd. CINCINNATI.OHIO 45209 THE KLEB and IHLENDORF FUNERAL HOME, INC. Serving Norwood Since I903 3900 Monfgomery Rd. NORWOOD. OHIO COLOR PRINTING PACKAGING AND ADVERTISING MATERIAL DIAMOND PACKAGING PRODUCTS DIV. DIAMOND NATIONAL CORPORATION A Neighborly Place To Work CHECK-OUR PRICES! WEST BROS. QUALITY JEWELERS Lower Prices 4547 Monhgomery Rd Norwood HARTZ 8 RESTLE REALTORS COMPLETE REAL ESTATE SERVICE 545l Monfgomery Road Norwood. Ohio 45212 63lv7636 Buena suerte del club de espaHoI ORGANIZATION GUIDE Administration ............................. 166, 167 All Because ongatha ....................... 132,133 AlI-League and Honorable Mention ............ 94, 95 Assemblies ................................ 136, 137 Auto Shop Junior ........................................ 66 Senior ........................................ 67 Baseball Reserve ..................................... 109 Varsity ...................................... 109 Basketball Reserve ..................................... 106 Varsity ...................................... 105 Board of Education ............................. 165 Cafeteria Workers .............................. 192 Charles D. Stackhouse Day ................... 158,159 Chegrleaders ................................ 98, 99 Chiefs ....................................... 29-33 Choir ....................................... 68, 69 Clinic Workers .................................. 88 Coaches ........................................ 93 Concert Band ................................ 76, 77 Co-ops Distributive ................................ 60, 61 Office ..................................... 58, 59 Cosmetology Junior ........................................ 62 Senior ........................................ 63 Cou nselors ................................ 186,187 Cou nselors' Office Workers ...................... 86 Cross Country .................................. 103 CuisineClub .................................... 57 Dietitian ....................................... 189 Electricity Club .................................. 64 Ensembles Boys4 ......................................... 70 Girls' ......................................... 71 Mixed ........................................ 72 Esprit ........................................... 47 Faculty .................................... 168-185 Fall Events ................................. 129-131 Football ....................................... 102 French Club ................................. 44, 45 Future Teachers of America .................... 54, 55 Girls' Athletic Association ................... 121-124 Girls' Council ................................ 36, 37 Girls'GIeeClub ................................. 73 Golf ................. . ......................... 103 Hi-Y Teens ................................... 84, 85 Homecoming Activities ................... . .......... 138,139, 146 Attendants ............................... 144,145 Queen .................................. 140-143 Indianettes ..................................... 79 Junior Prom Activities ................................ 147-149 Attendants ............................... 154,155 Queen .................................. 150-153 Juniors .................................... 201 -210 Latin Club ...................................... 46 Library Assistants ............................... 190 Library Workers ................................. 87 Machine Shop .................................. 65 Main Office Workers ............................ 86 Maintenance .................................. 191 Majorettes ...................................... 78 Mirror Staff .................................. 48, 49 N Club ...................................... 80, 81 National Honor Society ....................... 34, 35 Nurse ......................................... 189 Office Workers .................................. 87 Ohio Office EducationAssociation ............... 160 Orchestra ...................................... 75 Pep Band ....................................... 74 Pep Club .................................... 82, 83 Pro America League of Students ................... 56 Projectionists ................................... 50 Secretaries ..................................... 188 Senior Athletes .......................... ..... 96, 97 Seniors .................................... 211-232 SILHOUETTE Representatives .................... 51 SlLHOUETTE Staff ............................ 52, 53 Sophomores ............................... 193-200 Spanish Club ................................. 42, 43 Spanish HonorSociety ........................ 40, 41 Sports Roster ............................... 100,101 Sports Scoreboard .......................... 110,111 Sports in Action ............................ 112-120 Spring Events .............................. 156,157 Student Council .............................. 38, 39 Swimming Boys' ........................................ 108 Girls' ........................................ 108 Track Boys' ........................................ 107 Girls4 ........................................ 107 Trading Posts ............................... 243-262 Treasurer ...................................... 189 Winter Events ..... . ......................... 134,135 Wrestling Reserve ..................................... 106 Varsity ...................................... 104 263 FACULTY GUIDE A Adams, L. ................................ 53, 54,168 Adelsperger, W ................................. 168 Alfers, J. ....................................... 168 Alley, S. ....................................... 169 Athy, A. ....................................... 169 Aukerman, G. .................................. 169 B Ballinger, J. .................................... 169 Baum, M. ...................................... 170 Beckstedt, R. ................................... 165 Bosch, S ..................................... 87,190 Bouldin, R. ............................. 93,106,170 Bruetting, D. ................................... 170 Buchy, L. ...................................... 170 Butterfield,N. .............................. 121, 171 C CahilI,T ........................................ 186 D Daly, D. ....................................... 171 Dletz, J. .................................... 59,171 Dille,J. ........................................ 171 Distler,J. ................................... 93,172 Dorl,T......., ................................. 165 Dosch, W ...................................... 167 E Engle, B ....................................... 172 F Fealy,J ...................................... 49,172 Fey, R .......................................... 173 Foote,J. ....................................... 173 Funk, H. ................................... 130,165 C Gabe,T. ....................................... 165 Gardner, R. ................................ 105, 173 Gelander, S. ................................... 173 Gerrard, A. .................................... 174 Geselbracht, A .............................. 130,166 Gleeson, J. ..................................... 174 Cover, J ..................................... 63, 174 Graves, M. ..................................... 174 Griffel, D ................................... 157,175 Griffin, N. ................................. 131,167 Guentert, M ................................. 47,175 Gulino, B. ..................................... 186 H Haines, R. .................................. 57,175 Hampton, C. ................................... 176 Harmon, J. ................................... 1.176 Hatfield, M .................................. 88,189 Hecker, E. .................................. 54,176 Heffner, H. .................................... 176 Hoover,J. ..................................... 177 J Jones, R ..................................... 93,109 K Kamphake, E. ........................... 93,106,177 Kern, S ...................................... 83, 177 Kiernan,B..................: ................... 186 King, D. ....................................... 177 L Lawson, K. ..................................... 167 Leary, P. ................................... 131, 165 Linder, K ....................................... 165 Littman, D ................................... 80,178 Locey, S ..................................... 83,178 Lowther, R. .................................... 178 M Moore, D. ...................................... 93 Moore, M ....................................... 86 Morgan, 1. ..................................... 178 N Nilsson, L. ..................................... 179 Noel, B. ....................................... 187 Nolte, F. ....................................... 187 Norcross, D. ................................ 50, 179 O Orloff, P. ................................... 93,179 P Parsons, B. ..................................... 165 Parris, E. ....................................... 180 Peirano, G. ................................. 87,190 Pendel'l, J. ..................................... 189 Phillips, R. ............................... 75,76,180 Porter, W. .............................. , ...... 180 Priebe, D ......................... 68,71,131,156, 181 Prop, W, ................................... 103,181 Puthoff, B. ................................ 181 R Riley, M. ................................... 63,181 5 Sheppard, K .................................. 60,182 Sherer, E ..................................... 65,182 Smith, S ..................................... 52,182 V Vincent, J. ..................................... 182 W Wagner, J. ................... - ............... 93,187 Ware, B. ....................................... 183 Warfield, P. ................................. 87,183 We1sh, M. .................................. 45, 183 Werner, M. ................................ 189,192 Whisler, M. .................................... 187 White, G. ................................... 64,184 White,R. .............................. M184 Wickemeyer, N. ............................ 121,184 Williams, P. .................................... 185 Wilson, K. ....... . .............................. 185 Woodruff, D. ............................... 93, 185 Wynn, M ....................................... 185 1 STUDENT GUIDE Seniors A Adkinsl57,96.103,107,215 Aylward, C. 31, 58, B7, 215 Baglien, B. 35, 215 Baker, 13.34, 59, 215 Baker, D. 65, 215 Ball, M, 63, 215 Ball, P140, 03, 121, 215 Barber. 1. 215 Barker, 1. 215 Barton, 6, 215 Bealy, D. 215 Bealy. D. 50. 215 Beckelhelimer, l. 59, 215 Belmont, M. 32, 67, 215 Bernius, B. 34, 50, 215 Bugle, M, 67 Bordwine, 1. 59,149,154, 215 Bosse, D. 41, 216 Botzenhardt, 5. 216 Boyd, W, 81, 83, 94, 97, 102,109, 216 Blady, A. 216 Brice, i. 56, 216 Brin kdopke. L, 216 Brinkmeyer, D. 83, 216 Blisbin, C. 216 Blown, E. 33, 37, 51, 79, 83, 94,140, 149,150, 151, 152,153, 216 Brown, L. 63, 216 Buglione, 14,50, 97 Buhr, c. 215 Buhr, J. 56 Burnett, P. 59, 77, 216 Burns, 5. 35, 216 C Caddell, D. 50,80, 97, 107, 216 Calchera, 5. 33,715,133, 216 Calhoun,D.67 Calhoun,R. 216 Campbell, K.217 Carr, M. 83. 80, 217 Carson, P.217 Car1er,C,B3,86,87,217 Cecil, M. 217 Childress,L32,67,217 Clark,A.56,68,70,96,1OB.217 Clark, E. 83, Z17 Clark,S,32,60,217 Coburn, W, 44, 50, 217 Coffey, 12.60 Cooper, D.217 Costello E. 121, 217 C0791. 29,34, 37,39, 40, 47, 53, 83, 85, 217 ch,M.217 Cox, M. 35, 37, 40, 47, 52, 55, 33, 217 Creedon, M117 065151064 CIOWE, l. 216 meeak, T. 38, 45, 48. B3, 65. 218 D Dalton, S, 59, 218 Davidson, P. 60, 210 DeBorde, M. 37. 47. 49, 56, 83, B4, 218 DeTellem, D, 35, 40, 215 DeTellem, D, 35, 50, 232 Doss, B. 60 Dulong, B. 31,63, 218 Duncan. 1. 63, 218 Duncan, R, 216 Dunigan, 1. 215 E Eckel, M. 06, 210 Elliott, D. 218 Epperson, 0. 40, 01, 107, 210 F Fails,l. 33,77,218 Fanning, D,105,21B Faulknel, L. 218 Ferguson, L. 69, 71, 219 Fichter, L.219 Fields, 14,219 Fike, 1', 31,63, 219 Fiorim, 1.50.219 Fischen L. 29, 33, 34, 40, 81, 03, 94, 96, 102, 219 Fisher,F,51,60,219 Fitzgerald, K.34,81,97,104,219 Flynn, D, 32,69,71,72,83,219 Ford,T. 219 ch,G. 74,75,219 Frankenhoff,M,219 Frederick,l.219 Fledrick, 064,219 Freeland, M. 34, 219 Fulrner, K109 Fulmer, s. 37, 47, 4a, 56, 03, as, 219 Fulton,l,220 Fye, D. 35,220 G Gabe, T. 33, 220 Gadberry, D. 31, 59, 220 Gaddis. D. 220 Gaifney, P. 220 Garrison, G. 57, 220 6351, C. 83, 86, 87, 220 Geraci, C, 108, 121, 220 Giacci, G. 50, 220 Gillespie, D, 220 Gillespie, K, 220 Goecke, K, 63, 220 Goff, S. 63, 220 Gasser, 1.59.220 Grace, K. 44, 54, 220 Groves, J. 65, 221 Guidi, A, 68, 77, 221 Gustin, P. 69,73, 221 H Hadley, P. 32, 60, 221 Haggis, B. 79, 221 Hall, D. 31, 58, 221 HaII,S.96,1D4,221 Hamm, D. 35,41, 83, 221 Harmon, F. 221 Hartman, E. 59, 221 Hathaway, 6. 31, 32, 33, 45, 52, 54, 68, 70, 72, 74, 77, 221 Hathaway, 6. 60, 221 Haunert, T. 56, 61, 221 Hedge, R, 32, 67, 221 Henderson, B. 41,47, 83, B7, 221 Hessel, S, 44, 54, 221 Hicks 5.222 Hill, D. 33, 44, 50, 63, 95, 96,105, 222 Hinkle, A, 222 Hobbs, 14,63,222 Hodge, S. 222 Hoffman, W. 32, 61, 222 Hood, 17,65,222 Hopkins, M. 31,59, 22 Horsley, l. 222 Hoslerman, R. 40, 222 Hubbs, T. 64, 222 Hughes, M. 61, 222 Hull, C, 33, 34, 40, 50, 81., 83, B4, 57, 102,105, 214, 222 Hyden, B. 222 131317.164, 222 lobe, J. 32, 68,72,74,75, 77, 222 lohnson. C, 223 Johnson, C, 223 Johnson, D. 58,223 Johnson, K. 223 Johnson, 5.223 lanes, N, 30, 49, 53, 54, 69, 71, 72, 33, 223, 271 Jones, V, 83, B7, 223 Jordan, M,50,81,103,106 K Keith, R. 31,223 Kelsch,M,30,49,53,223 Kemplin,A.223 Kettler,M.31,47,83,223 King, 1.67 Kingery, D. 223 Klanke,C.61,223 Klanke. D.67,223 Koebbe,l.64,223 Krumme, R123 Kushman, 14,59,224 Lam ban, 3, 224 Lane, N. 29, 33, 35, 41, 81, 83, 94, 96, 102,105. 224 Lawson, C. 34, 77, 224 Lay. J.31,96,104, 224 Laymon, D, 33, 35, 37, 47, 53, 77, 76, 83, 56, B7, 224 Leach, R. 31, 34, 57, 224 Lee, D. 224 Leet, w. 31. 65. 224 Linder, M. 68, 70, 72, 00, 95, 95, 103, 224 Little, E. 30, 46, 47,53, 75, 77, 7a, 79, 03, 224, 271 Logan, K. 67, 224 Longfellow, S. 224 Love, 6. 31, 63, 224 Lovin, D. 74, 75, 75, 224 Lucas, D. 35, 51, 86, 224 Lykins, L. 34, 46, 23 Lynn, 061, 225 M Mahedy, K.57 Marksbury, M. 30,94,96,102,107, 225 Martin, C. 107,121, 225 Martin,T. 32,64,225 Massey, S. 59, 225 McAnnalIy, E. 32.67 McKeehan, M5215 MCLane, 132,64 McMuIIin,V.35,40,B6,121,225 McShane, M. 225 Meadows. P. 83 Meece, D. 44, 54, 225 Mein king, D. 80, 83, 97,109, 214, 225 Meyung, D.44,55, 8096106125 Morgan, K, 51, 86,121,225 Marlon, P150125 Murphy, 3, 73, 225 Naish, j. 29, 34, 37, 39, 51, 04, 214, 225 New, D. 59, 226 Noble, 1. 57, 226 Noland, K.138,140,141,142,143,226 Nolle, 5, 30,40, 52,226 0 O'Connor, J. 32, 64, 226 Ogle, c. 34, 226 Owens, L. 226 P Pangbu m, T. 226 Palker. D. 226 Parker, 1.. 94, 96, 103,107, 226 Parks, c, 59, 225 Patron, V. 42, 226 Payne, 5. 225 Palfrey, S. 226 Perkins, P, 45,55,74,75, 76, 226 Pelrey, D, 31,59 Pelrey, D, 57, 225 Pfister, D. 227 Phelps, B. 32, 52, 68, 71, 72, 83, 86, 87, 227 Phillips. 1. 59, 227 Pigg, c. 07, 227 Ping, D. 75, 76, 227 Pitman, B. 31, 57, 227 Popplewell, K, 34, 227 Prince, B. 227 Flues, P. 29, 35, 37, 40, 47, 55, as, 227 Pryor, D. 63, 227 265 Rainier, D. 227 Ramey, 5. 227 Ramsey,C.86, 121,227 Reagan, M.03,227 Regenfusz, l. 227 Reynolds, 1.. 35, 59 Rhodes, 1. 31, 57, 227 Rohdenburg, D. 228 Rohlig, W. 228 Rolph,C, 33, 45, 50, B3, 228 Rose, 083,115,220 Rose, M63228 Rotter, 0.220 Roy, R. 40, 81, 83, 96,102,109, 228 Royalty, S. 41, 47, 88, 228 Rump, T. 220 Ryan, 8.228 Sager,l.226 Salzman, 11.220 Schlie, H32, 60, 220 Schmidl,l.51,228 Schmidt, 5. 57, 97,108, 220 Schmidl, W. 74, 75, 76, 220 Schurgast,M.229 Seiter, G. 74, 75, 77, 229 Setser, A. 34,40,229 Sewell, R.63, 229 Shillinger, N. 229 Silber, R.ES Simon, 085,137,229 Smirh,C,229 Smith, D. 229 Smith, D. 229 Smith, D. 47, 54, 229 Smith,J.34, 40, 80, 96,109,229 Smith,J.30,31,56,74,75,77,229 Smi1h, K. 31, 65, 00, 97,109, 229 Smith, T. 31, 37, 63, 144, 149, 155, 229 Spaw, K. 33, 37, 38,51, 79, 63, 84, BB, 145, 229 Spaw, K. 51, 79, 83, 04, 229 S1anton,l. 44,105, 230 Stapleton, R.230 Sieger, 657,230 Siephens, 12.68, 71,230 Sauna, L. 29, 31, 33, 34, 37, 41, 51, 52, 56,79,83, Stonecipher, F.230 266 Stricker, B. 30, 45, 56, 230 Strunk, D, 31, 65, 80,97,102 Strunk,S,230 Sluckrad,G, 31, 45, 56, 96, 109, 230 Sutton, 0.67 Sutton, 097,109, 230 T Tanner, C, 230 Tanner, L 34, 230 Thacker, Z. 96, 105, 230 Thompson, C. 75, 06, 230 Timberlake, W, 34,41, 96, 103, 230 Troxell,W.32,64 Tumbleson, G. 33, 37, 38, 79, 53, B4, 06, 230 V Valerius, K. 231 Vincent, D. 33, 30, 74, 76, 148, 231 V055, Cr. 65, 231 W Walker, M. 32, 69, 73, B3, 231 Wall, D. 32, 33, 66, 70, 72, 75, 76, 83, 231 Wallace, D. 37, 40, 03, 231 Wallace, P,99,107,1OB,121, 231 Walters, D. 31, 57, 231 Walm n, c. 29, 34, B4, 231 Ward, D. 231 Ward, P. 231 Watson, K. 50, 97, 231 Welfs, C. 231 White, B. 231 Wilson, 1. 34,40, 01,97,104, 231 Wilson,5.30,49,53,231 Wilson,T. 232 Witte,J. 232 Wright,J.232 Wright, K. 33, 81, 54.97.102.104, 214, 232 Wright, L.34, 59, 232 Y Yates, G, 87, 232 Z Zeltel, M. 77. 87, 232 Juniors A Acey, K. 34,37, 53, 107, 121, 202 Ach1en, J. 00,103,107, 202 Adkins,l.103,104, 107 AIvin,T. 52,107,121, 202 Anderson, L202 Armstrong, D.109,202 Auterson, K. 202 Ayers, 000,104 Ayers,l.202 Baird, D. 202 Bales, R. 53, 202 Ball, A. 37,47, 56,133,115 Banks, 5. 62, 202 Barker, 5. 34, 102,109, 202 Barnes, 1.202 Becker, 0. 55, 74, 77, 80,103,107, 202 Bentley, R. 202 Blair, 11,106,109, 202 Blair, R. 80 Blankenship, G. 66 Boelleke, B. 202 Boggess, M. 33,45,50, 51, 83, 102, 105, 202 30335, B. 202 Band, D, 83, 202 Bowman, 1.35, 03, 202 Bowman, L. 35, 44, 79, B3, 202 Braden, M. 202 Bright, R. 202 Brown, 5, 202 Brown, 11.202 Brummett, 13.203 Bryce, C. 57,106 Burns, 1. 203 Burwin kel, P. 44, 30,102,108, 203 C Cannon, M. 36, 52, 54, 00, 203 Challas, 0.203 Chalias, R. 203 Childress, M.100 Chilwuod, R.203 Chulkas, 1.81, 102,103,203 CipolluneJ. 57 Cole, R. 37, 53, 203 Coleman, M. 203 Cole1ta,J.203 Colyer, 044,203 Condon, M.47 Conklin, K.109 Conover, 5. 63,107,121, 203 Cooper, P. 57 Copelin,5.42,121,203 Cnrcoran, 11.203 Cornelius, C47, 53,03,121,203 Counts, D.203 Cox,T. 203 Cox, T. 30, 46, 203 Cracrafl, L. 77, 79, 203 Crah, L. 102,203 Crocken, 0.64 Crouch, D.34,41,83,203 Croweak, L107 Cullen, M.203 Curtis, F.105,106,107, 203 D Daniels,G,203 Daugherly, '1. 203 Davis, D. 46, 203 Dawson, R. 31, 35, 74, 75, 77,100, 203 Day, D.53,203 Day, 003,121,203 Dealon, C. 203 Decker, E45 Degam, L. 29, 34, 37, 39, 56, 69, 71, 72, '39, 203 Disk, D.33,51,79,203 Douglas,l.106 Dow, C. 45, 84, B7, 121, 203 Duwd,l.46,51,03,121,203 Downing, I. 45, 203 Duesing, R. 35, 40, 43, 203 Duggins, C, 31, 62, 203 Duncan,M.66,203 Durbin, c.2113 Durham, N204 E Edwards, M. 121, 204 Elder, L. 204 Elliott, M, 34, 204 Ellwein, D. 34, 76,109 Evans, D. 204 Faulkner,l. 204 Fichter, 12,62, 121,204 Ficker, P.204 Fitzgerald, K.121,204 Fitzpatrick, I, 50,81,83,102 Flynn, LS7 Foltz, M.121,204 Frederick, H.204 Fredrick, P. 64 Friar, P.03,204 Frost, T. 103,105,107, 204 Fye, D. 69,71,72,83,103 C Galliher,V.204 Garland, 11447383204 Gearhart, 71.69, 204 Gentry,l.03 Geraci, H,100,121,204 Gerwe, R, 65, 204 Giles, F. 204 Gillispie, D. 79, 204 Gilreath, 13.105109 Coecke, B. 34, 204 Goens, B. 83, 204 Gaodlander, P, 33, 51, 55, 79, 204 Grace, T. 33, 33, 46, 50, 51, 00, 03, 95,102,131, 202,204 Creatorex, T. 204 Green, J. 37, 44-, 63, 121. 202, 204 Crubbs,C.36,44,69,73 Guy,T,65, 210 H Hackney,G. 204 Haddix, 050,110,204 Hafer, E. 36, 73,121, 204 Hall, L.204 Hamblin, A. 65,204 Hamlin, R. 34, 50, 80,109, 204 Hammann, L204 Harmon, D.73,204 Harris, 0.204 Hearing, M. 204 Healon, M. 204 Hill,J.83,109,204 Hill, L. 46, 76, 204 Hinkle,C.204 Hinkle, D. 37, 613,121,205 Hooks,T.103,107, 205 Hoover, J. 205 Hopper, G. 65, 205 House,T. 34 Haward, D. 34, 45, 73, 75, 76, 205 Hubbard, G. 66 Hughes, 5. 205 Humble, M. 205 Hurd, D. 205 Hurlbul, C. 205 lsaacs, K. 205 lanzen, 15.64 links, F, 205 lohnson,A.01,102,109 lohnson,C.205 lohnson, D. 205 Johnson, L 80, 03,102,109, 205 lurdan,S.83 K Kelley, M. 205 Kern per, V. 205 King, 1.205 Kingery, l. 46, 74, 75, 77, 205 Knight, R, 205 Knox, G. 83,205 Kathe, C. 205 Kraemer, 1.205 Krebs, B. 29, 30, 38, 50, 52, B1, 83, 109, 202, 205 Krechling, S. 62, 205 Kushman, M.107, 205 Lancas1er,C.121,zue Landess, R. 62, 206 Lee, C. 34,206 Leidenheimel, 1.83, 206 Leidenheimer, l.83,206 Lillard, 354,133,205 Lindsay, M. 206 Long, 8.109 Lowenstein,l.206 Lucas, R.46.74.75.76,206 Luken,T. 206 Lutsch,A.206 Lutsch, A. 206 Lyons, V.73,206 53. . v- Malcu m, S. 34. 50, 03, 95,105, 206 Martin, D. 66 Marlin,l.42,03, 206 Manin, T. 207 Massey7J.31, 65,102 Masrin, D. 207 Mastin,S. 207 Mattingly, K. 44 McAllis:er,J.207 McCarthy, T. 38, 45,102,109, 207 McCoy, C. 207 McErlane, 5. 207 McFadden, T. 29, 39, 53, 207 McFarland, L. 50, 103, 107, 207 McGinnis, 1,207 MECuine,T.65 McLane, 8,46,207 McLane, D. 207 Meagher, K. 207 Meinking, D.33,121, 207 Meredhh, D, 65, 207 Messer,G.76 Metcalfe, 0.57 Miles, D.39,47,81,83,105,109, 207 Mobley, 5.207 Moore,G.44, 74, 77, 207 Moore, 081,102,207 Morrison, L.BG, 207 Muellel,W,66 Mullikin,1. 207 Mullins, D. 207 Murphy, D. 207 Murphy,l.62 Murray,M.53, 121, 207 N Newsom, S. 33, 52, 74, 75, 76, 207 Newmn, D. 207 Nickson, P, 03,107,121 Noland, C,39,102, 104,107, 202, 207 0 Oaks, 1. 207 O'Brien, 1. 64, 103, 107, 207 D'Connor,T. 207 Owens, J, 79, 83, 207 Owens, 1., 30, 33, 46, 54, 56, 76, 83, 207 P Page, 044,113,121, 207 Parker, D. 207 Parker, W. 207 Parsons, R,207 Perkins,G.207 Perry, P. 37.83, 207 Feuil.D.121,207 Phelps,J.207 Pigs. 1.79, 83, 208 Pilman, M.208 Pixman, B. 34,46,54,208 Poltinger, 0,314,200 Prather,l.106 Pralher, l. 208 Pralher, K. 44557501121, 200 Pralher, L. 64 Privetl, L.E9, 79, 208 Prues, R264 Pugh,M.31,45,55,200 Pyles, D. 64 Q Quillen, P. 35.79.03. 208 R Rader, D,46,200 Ra!ey,l.200 Ramsey, C. 46, 53, 54, 56, BB, 208 Ramsey, K203 Rawlings,G.34,46,80,105,200 Ray, K.208 Reagan, M. 66, 200 Reagan, M. 200 Reeves, P, 57 Reinhardt,J.208 Reinhardt,5,44,77 Rhodes, R, 106 Rich,B.81,109 Rich, V. 66 Richmond, 71.208 Riggs, S, 76, 200 Rigney, D. 68, 200 Riley, v, 44, 77, 208 Roberlson,T.121, 208 Robinson, 5. 66 Rogers, E. 206 Rohrig, 11.208 Rose, 0.208 Rosskopf, D. 206 Roy, L, 30, 33, 45, 81, 83,105,109, 208 Ruebusch, T. 34,102,107, 208 Sbarbati, L.200 Schibi, W. 209 Schnilzier, D, 66 Schroeder, M. 209 Schulte, N. 43,30,831, 102,106, 209 Schultz, 17.209 Scalt,l,209 Scott, L. 56, 73, 83, 36,121, 209 Sentney,12209 Shea, J.209 Sheeler, 0.209 Siegman, R. 106, 209 Silber, L. 37,69,79, 83, 87, 209 Simpson, D. 37, 53, 56, 69, 78, 79, 63 Sittason, R. 30,34, 37, 38, 44, 47, 52, 56, 83, 9B, 107, 100, 121, 209 Slaven, 5236,73 Slayback, 5. 209 Slusher, P.51,86,107,108,121,209 Smith, D. 47, 50, 62, 209 Smith, M. 36 Smith, 5. 37, 209 Spaw,V,37,39,51,83,84,98,202,209 Speigie, R.80,102,104,107, 209 Stafford, M104 Stafford, W. 209 Slears, M. 47, 62, 209 Sleele,M.102,107,209 Stoops, P. 209 Stricker, K,209 Strong, D. 209 Stub, D.44 Sullivan, EL 209 Sullivan,G.66 Sullivan, 17,121,210 Sutton, P, 33, 38, 83 Swanson,l.64 Tarler,S.210 Taylor,l,210 Telecsan, 3.46.77.83.210 Thompson, M.44,03,210 Tincher, D. 30,44,56,83,98, 210 Tompkins, P.37,83,210 Troxell, M. 46, 51, 52, 56, 83, 210 Tucker,l,45 Tungale, S. 45, 56, 69, 73, 98, 210 U Uner,G.40,50,81,102,103,104 W Wagnet, P.57,103 Wala, M. 107 Wall, P. 210 Ward, E.210 Wardwell, 031,210 Waters, 5.37, 210 Walers,T. 210 Way, T. 66 Weiler, 1,57 Weinheimer, R. 66 Wells, P. 210 Wesl,T, 210 Weslermeyer,M,77,210 whue, B. 210 While, L. 210 While, R. 55, 210 Wickemeyer, W. 210 Wilkelson,J.37,52,79, 210 Wilkerson,J.109 Williamson, D. 210 Willoughby, M. 210 Wilmes,G.64,109 Wilson, 0.46, 210 Woods, A. 50,80, 83, 106,109, 210 Y Yales, D. 45, 53, 55, 55, ea, 70, 72, 210 York, 0. 56, 09, 210 SOPHOMORES Adams, K194 Adkins,5.194 A1Ien,S.194 Alvin, D, 194 Anderson, D.106,109,194 Arbino, T. 37, 45, 83, 84,194 Bailey,C.194 Baker, 3. 60, 71, 72, 83,194 Baker, 5.194 Baker, K194 Ball, N42, 76, 83,194 Ballard,C. 194 Ballard,T. 194 Barker, L.37,44,108,1Z1,194 Barker, P.83,85,194 Barnen, D. 33,194 Barren, V. 613, 73,194 Beasley, 0.194 Beanie, L,76,194 Becknell, C. 194 Beckstedt, D. 37, 40, 42, 83, 98, 194 Berling, 6,194 Bigley,l.194 Blake,V. 45, 68, 76,83, 194 Blevins, 0.71194 Bockersteue, l. 45, 60,102 Boeddeket, M. 194 Bogard, D, 194 Buggs, W,194 Bolgzds, E. 37, 44, 83, 121, 194 Bond, L106, 194 Boone, S. 194 Bolkins, L.45,56,194 Bowman, H.103 Bladford, M, 194 Branscamb, R. 106 Branon, D. 194 Brewer, B, 76 Brewer, N.B3,194 Brewer, S. 194 Broerman, L. 194 Brothermn, R.194 Brown,D.194 Brown, K.46,194 Brown, R.194 Brown,5.194 Brummett, G, 51,194 Bryanl,C.86 Bryanl,G.194 Buchanan, K. 67,194 Burke, 1.. 194 Bush,C. 45, 73,121,194 C Campbell, R.194 Canterbury, P. 32, 36, 47, 68, 73, B3, 194 Carnes, R195 Cavins,V.107,108,121,195 Cesco, R.68,195 Chaney, v.195 Chapman,G.42,195 Childers, R. 54, 79, 83, 195 Chinn,T,195 Christian, D.B3,65,195 Clark, L. 46 Clark, R.106,195 Cochran, D. 45, 86,195 Cochran,l.38, 45,195 Cochran, 11,107 Coffey, D.30,195 Cogliano, L.B1,83,195 Combs, L195 Cook, R,195 Cooper, T. 37. 46. 47, 51, 56, 73, 83, 86,121,195 Corcoran, 0.73 Corcoran, R. $9,106,121.195 Cox,l.74, 75, 77,103,195 Cruweak, K.195 Crusoe, C. 37, 39, 40, 42, 51, 79,107,194,195 D Daniel, D,195 Daniel, V.195 Daniels, 5. 45, BO, B3,102,106,109,195 Davis, E. 106 Delph, P. 33, 40, 42, 74, 75, 76,108,195 Dickson, R.107 Dixon,J.195 Duncan, C. 46, 56, 79, B3,107,108,121,195 Dunisan, P.195 Durbin,J.195 Dykes,5.195 268 Eich, D.195 Ellion, D. 77,103,195 Ellwein, 3,195 Ernspiger, N. 37, 56,85,195 Ervin, B.121,195 Fenske, M.42,195 Fenske,5.108, 121 Fich1er, L195 Ficker, N.195 Flynn, L.46,121,195 Fousl, B.121,195 Francis,J.195 Freeman,J.195 Freyhof, R. 45,195 Fryman, T.195 Funk, H.195 G Gaddis, M. 37, 45, 83, 65,195 Gallagher, K195 Gamble, D. 37, 47, 121 Gardnen M. 102 Garner, M. 106,195 Gehler, H. 195 Geraci,M.43,51,108,121,195 Cillman, D.195 Grace, 8. 37, 45, 47, 53, 85,121, 195 Gray, C. 80,103,195 Cray, D. 195 Greaterex,5.195 Gresser,C,69,71,103,121,195 Grigsby, K195 Grimes, D.195 Grubb, 0.195 Guy, K195 Hackney,C,195 Hancock, 0.195 Hardin.J.195 Harmon, F. 42, B1, 102, 106, 195 Harmon, M. 42, 69,106 Harmon,W.195 Hatter, M.195 Henize, 5.195 Henry, C.69,87 Henry, H.195 Henson,D.195 Henson, P.46,195 Hicks, M,195 Hinds, C. 196 Hinkle, J. 32, 37, 45, 56, 68, 73, 83, 84,108,121, 194, 196 Hoffman,C.33,56,73,76,83,121,196 Hoffman, J. 196 Hollars, M.103,107,196 Hallen,C.196 Holloway, B.S1,B1,1D7,108,196 Hopkins,J,36,40,42,83, 196 Harn, 8196 Horn, 1, 32, 45, 66, 70, 72, 80, 83, 102, 107 Horsley, M.107,108,196 Hoskins, 13.66, 67, 121,196 Huey, K. 196 Hughes,l,196 Hughes, 19,37,196 Hull,J.40,42,B1,33,102,106,109,196 Hunter, D. 196 Hursh,K.99,196 Hyden,C.196 Jackson, 0,196 lackson, 645,196 Japp, L.73,196 Jasper, R196 Johnson, 13,83,196 Johnson, C. 39 Jones, D. 73,196 Jones,K.73, 196 Jones, R. 196 Keith, K. 77,196 Keirh,T,196 Keller,1. 103,107,196 Keller,T,103,1U7 Kidd, 5.196 Kielty,l.80.106, 196 King, c. 36,44,47,52,76,83,196 Kinross, K.156 Knight, 5. 37,45,73,aa. 196 Knighl,R.196 Koebbe, V.83,88,196 Koewler, N.36,44,196 l Lake, 11,109,196 Lally, 0.83,196 Lawhorn, P.69,196 Leary, J. 32, 38,45, 68, 72, 108, 109, 196 Ledford, K. 196 Lee K101106196 LiJlard, G. 196 Lillie, M. 37. 44, 56, L13 Linder, L. 30, 36, 42,47, 51, 54, 56, 69, 77, 33, 107,108,121,196 anennein, S. 121,196 Lusk, 5.196 M Marcum,G.79,196 Marion, C196 Martin, M.196 i Marlin, R.196 5 Marlin,S.196 g Mastin,T.196 :5; Mayne,T. 37, 76, 83,35,87,196, 198 McCreary, D. 45, 03,85,107. 121 McCullah. T. 69,197 McFarland, K. 36, 46, 83,87,197 McGuire, E197 McWhoner, 8. 37,73, 83, 84, 87,121,197 Meagher, M.60,102,106 Meece, L. 107 Meinking, K.50,104,197 Meinking,3.197 Melletl, 13. 37,44,197 Melter, $.45 Metz,T,197 Metzger, M. 36,83,197 Meyer.C.37,197 Meyung, 11.80.1118 Mick,l.102,109,197 Miles,D.69,ao,109,197 Miller,B.40,42,BS,197 Miller,S.197 Miller.T.197 Mimon,1,197 Miracle, 5,83,197 Mock, C, 30, 42, 47, 76,197 quhollen,l.73,197 Montgomery,M.42,B1,102,107,197 Moore, 8. 44, 56,197 Morgan,C.108,121 Morgan, 13.197 Morgan, 0.197 Morgan,1.108,197 Morgan,S. 43 Morgenroth, K.37,42, 51,73,109,121,197 Mounce,A.197 Meyers, 8.197 Mullin,S.109 N Nabet, H. 30,. 3B, 46, 47, 56,81,53,108,197 Naish,B.197 Newlon,l.106,197 Nolte, D. 36, 53,121,197 P Parker, 113,106,197 Parks, R.197 Parm1ey, T. 46, 73,197 Partin, P. 73,197 Parton, R,46,197 Payne, P.197 Pfeiffer, A.80,107,197 Phelps, D.GB,1D7,197 Pheips,M.108 Pierani,M.106,197 Pilman, K.47, 54, 73, 77,197 Planer, P.197 Potrafke, P.121 Powell,1.45,81,53,102,107,197 Prather, D.45,108,197 Price, H.83,197 Pmen, 0.197 Puckett, 1. 83, 197 Ratliff, D. 37, 113, 35, 37, 197 Rayburn,C,46,197 Reagan, 11.197 Reed,G.197 Reedy, S. 37, 83, 85, 96, 197 Reneman, J. 44, 69, 80, 83, 102, 109,194, 197 Relherford,C.197 Rexroat, P.198 Reynolds, 816,109 Reynolds, K1913 Richards,V.198 Kiddie, F.69,198 Riggs, E108 Robisch, K.37,47,73,83,85,121,198 Rohdenburg, F.44,19B Romanello,M.106,198 Rose, D. 36, 46, 47, 54,193 Roy.1.193 Roy,M.19B 1 Ruebusch, M. 29, 4o, 42, 73, as, 57, 107, 121, , 195 1 Ruholl,M.121,198 ; Ruholl, R.42,87 1, Rusk,C. 198 1 Rutland,C.37, 15,47, 55,59, 33,95,195 Ryan, K198 S Smith, 3.1911 Schad, s.45,1oz,1oa,194,19a Smith, c. 1911 593951339199 T Schardt,1.198 Smilh, 0.198 5Immldlns.M-1077121.199 Schramm, s. 1011, 198 Smith, D. 1911 Spurlock. D.41.42.199 Tarler, 5.199 Segrisl,M.19B Smilh,D.198 5199913557199 Taylor, 0.199 Seiier,D.76,109,198 Smith,D.19B s'ePhEM' D107 Tayior. 11199 Senneu, B.37,39,73,83,85,193 5mith,G.Bo,102 51317113151 R-37145779753,B4,199 Taylor, M.107,199 Sharp, D. 45, 73, a3, 1911 sm1m,c,,1gg Stone. 0-102 Tepe, 1. 35,42,133. 121,199 sharp,1z.1oa, 1911 Smilh,l.102,106,107 Stone. H. 36.45, 213,199 Tape, 1. 29, 37, 35,43, 33, 35, 1021, 121, 194, 199 Sindair,K.198 Smilh,K,196 51009704499 Thomas,D.199 Skean,C.47,73,198 $milh,M.44,80,33,102,106,109, 199 5'0095' K4117; Thompson1J-199 Slaushter. N. 37. 45. $1,731,533.85, 199 Smith,P.199 51r9nklR-43-199 Thompson, R. 35, 45, 47. 51, 52, 69, 107, 121, Slea, H. 107 Smith, 5199 Sullwan,M.199 194, 199 Slusher, R.45,106,19E 5nell,C.4-2,109,199 Sullivan's. 199 Tievney,1.106,199 269 270 Timberlake, L.29,40,42,121,199 Tra mmell, V. 32, 47, 69, 72, 73, 83, 86,199 Treadway, L.40,42,199 Treadwany199 Tremman, C. 42, 83, 86, 199 Trosper, K199 V Vance, D.199 VanVuren, 13.61199 W Waddie, R. 199 Wagner, R16, 199 Walke,V. 200 Waliace, C. 37, 83,106,121 Wallace, 5. B3, 200 Watson, R100 Watson, 5. 200 Webb, W.33,200 Webber, c.2011 Weber. A. 46, 200 Weingarmer,l. 200 Weinheimer, K. 36, 43, 63,107,108,121, 200 Werk, 11200 West, 311,103,200 Wesl. l.80,108,200 Whitaker, B.46,63,95,200 While, T. 103,200 Wilkerson,G. 200 Williams, B. 63, 200 withers, R. 200 wm,l. zoo Wine, J, 64, 97,103, 200 Winekind, D. 29, 40, 42, 51, 53, 63, 70, 72, 77, 200 Wong, E. 40,42, 200 Wood,W.200 Woodyard, S. 200 Wormus,J.200 Worthington. C100 Y York,Y. 45 . Young, A. 81, 102, 200 Freshmen 5355911, U. 77 Bastin, K. 45 Brewer, I146 Burwinkel, E. 45 C Cole, 5. 46 Cox, C. 44 D Davis, D446 E Edwalds, v.42 F Fishei, K.44,77 Fredrick, 3.43 G Grubbs, K. 44 H Hamlin,G. 45 Havens, B. 46 Higgins, D.46 Hill, M. 46 Holloway, K42 Howard,l.44 K Keith, 1.42 M Martin, I. 45 Montgomery,M.45 Moore, 0-4275 N Newsom, S. 46 P Parsons. D. 45 Perry, P. 42 R Rainey, K. 42 Reid, $.44 Rouer, 5.42 S Simiele, D. 42, 76 Sloan, K. 45 Smith, 11.45 Snell, P. 46 51ephens, G. 46 S1eward, D. 45 Swanson, C. 46 T Tay lor, R. 43 Tibbetts. P. 42 W Wade, M. 46 Y Young, C. 44 Co-editors Noma Jones Ellen Little Literary editor Marci Kelsch Co-clubteditors Diane Pfister Sandi Wilson Assistants Diana Laymon Sharon Nolte Co-sports editors Doug Bosse Neal Lane Assistants Mike Freeland Brent Hathaway Robin Leach Co-faculty and senior portrait editors jenny Cox Mary Cox G.A.A. editor Lottie Stone Assistant Donna Beaty Index editor Beverly Phelps UIHHY w 7 M: i 1 K 1973 SILHOUETTE STAFF As every beginning must come to an end, our senior year, also, must draw to a close. As co-editors, we find it hard to realize that the 1973 SILHOUETTE is finally completed. We hope that all the hours we have spent in the construction of this book have not been in vain and that the SILHOUETTE will meet the expectations of everyone, especially the seniors. In years to come, look back at the 1973 SILHOUETTE and recall the days long past when you sang in a Spring Concert, went to Mr. lawson's or Miss Griffin's office for the first time, crammed for those terrible exams, or exchanged calling cards with your senior friends, some of whom you no longer remember. We have tried to capture the 1972-73 school year in its entirety so you may relive it again and again. Special thanks to those people who helped make our 1973 SILHOUETTE possible. Although we had a lot of unforeseen problems throughout the year, we hope we have created a book to be enjoyed and cherished by all. NOMA 8: ELLEN CO-EDITORS 27l J4 , togralolw 270