Norwood High School - Silhouette Yearbook (Norwood, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 278 of the 1974 volume:

1974 Silhouette Norwood High School Norwood, Ohio Volume XLXXI high school mi sk66D A school following elementary school or junior high school, in the United States typically composed ' of grades 9. 10, 11, and 12. The schools of the country are its future in miniature. -Tehyi Hsieh - .n. xxx A . , . gaihavrr . W 4n Genius is electric power that man can never tame. g 1! $tmw' 9w '3' JCHHH; - ' J! , 9;4 $930097 W f. LifeBS great end is not knowledge but action. 10 12 Teams emphasize the necessity of individuals. 14 .. :5. WV , 'F 17 3'3-7ukhy l'w m. g'K' ' 1 n'h Each person is a unique and often complex being. Reflections of people provide us with a glimpse of the past. 16 .,H..w i academics iaka emiksi n. The course of study or curriculum offered at a school or university. Usually referring to liberal or classical rather than vocational studies. The direction in which education starts a man will determine his future life. -Plato rill. 5...!!! . ii: I Emit I ! II P Ii! II .15.. EE Academics has always included the scholarly aspects of high school and recently, with the increasing number of technical and vocational programs, has also come to mean any course of study that prepares a student for a job or further study. Norwood has expanded its curriculum to apply to the new idea of what an educa- tion should be. Education determines not only what one Will be, but how successful he will be. Through study and the pursuit of knowledge, we are able to prepare ourselves to assume various roles in society. Each person has his own particular interests and through school, these interests are well-developed by the offering of a wide selection of courses. But school provides only good facilities and the atmosphere for learning. It is up to each student to set goals for himself and through indus- trious study, achieve these goals. The desire to learn and the willingness to study are indispensable assets to the successful student. Individual study and pursuit of knowledge leads to academic success. luff Achlcn uses the scale to determine the weight of the ball. In physics. accuracy is a must, Without Class participaliun a student cannot become involved in his own educanun. 21 Scarlet Oaks provides vocational experience. Ricky Branscomb 11505 a jigsaw to cut the wood to ihc righl Butch Massey greases up his machine in order l0 prevent unnecessary wear and lent. specifications. Nnrwnml sludcnts Ht Scarlet Oaks gain valuable uxpurinnm: in all pheasus nl' Hum mpuir. frum doing body work Io taking an engine uparl and putling i1 hmzk logmher again. , 22 Diesel mechanics am: for those who like something bigger than a car. Bob Bowmzlni an electricity student at Scarlet Oaks. checks his circuitry for resistance, Vocational training provides the student with valuable on-the-job training. This type of job training is espe- cially designed for students who are not planning to attend college, but will be seeking full-time employ- ment after their graduation from high school. To these people. high schooi is the last stage of preparation for their future jobs. 23 Home Economics leachea girls the art of cooking and baking. Ricky Prues. an electricity sludent ai Norwond. examines a powerful shortwave radio set. , 4 24 Cosmetology gives students experience and the feel of working in a real beauty salon. Cuisine students learn ihe proper methods of baking as lhey prepare to become Chefs, Richard Lucas and Terry McFadden weigh the allotted amount of toothpicks to be used in the building of their bridge. Various courses help to bring out student interests. Juan Tape and Bev MuWhnrter must weigh and measure their solution. Today, a high school diploma is no longer a luxury with which most of us need not be concerned. In some cities one even needs a bachelor's degree to drive a garbage truck. The day is here when one must have additional education or training of some sort beyond high school, making a high school diploma an absolute necessity. Jim Minton and Bill Wesl make friends with a skeleton used in biology. 25 w W4 Avgr Mr. Ballinger instructs sophomores in biology. the study of living things. Iim Faulkner looks on as the spark generator is used to generate a powerful electric current. The academic side of school is unquestionably the most important and the most heavily emphasized. Each stu- dent who has ever crammed for exams until 3:00 AM, spent a sunny weekend reading for a book report, attempted to fake his way through an essay test, or made a rush to find uCliff Notes'1 on Animal Farm can attest to this fact. Mr. Gerrard shows Greg Utter the proof of an important law in trigonometry .3. Phyllis Garland and Linda Bowman spend free time in the greenhouse. Experimentation helps students to gain knowledge. 26 The planetarium enables studenls to be able to siudy nur solar syslem. Business machines is just one of the many business-m'ienlud courses offered at Nm'wood. 27 Through testing. the teachur is able to dnlurminc just how much the student has learned and will be able to grade him on his progress; Exams, tests, and papers are all part of academics. Warning? The Surgeon General has dulnrmincd that . , , Bob Dawson and Paul Burwinkul use the oscilloscope to measure the frequency of sound waves, During his free time, Doug Yates spends his time in the computer x room. Alan Woods, an R.P.G. student. uses the keypunch lo type up his problem. To the studenl looking toward college. typing will prove to be a 1 valuable asset, :1 I In business machines. students prepare lhcmselvcs for future jobs. 29 Business student Carol Lee sharpens her skill and improves her accuracy on the adding machine by Constant drilling and practice. Cu-up Charles johnsnn media center. 30 works in the The practice center provides a plane where students can practice their typing and do their assignments, Enthusiasm for school will help the student learn. 1. . 1 h h b h' d h l k f Independent study programs have been a part of the IFIV: 14 gms blllEOntb d L mm to 5m, 1 e e m t L snenes 00 0 Norwood curriculum for several years. This year they 4 have been expanded to include studies in English, I -, media, and history; giving ambitious students who are interested in any of these areas the opportunity to pursue a subject through intensive research on a teacher-guidance basis. Possibly a future cameraman, Ronnie Btair is learning the proper way to Operate a TV. camera. Bil! Boelleke operates the television control panel. one of the most essential tools in a television studio. 31 In academics, books are the tools of learning. Members of the Concert Band, Leanne Linder, Vickie Blake, Beverly Brewer, and Kim Pilman practice their Hutes in order to perfect their part. In order to he a successful pianist. one must have agile hands. but above all, the willingness to practice long hours. Pianist Doug Yates practices his music intently CLUBS clubs miubn 11. Groups of liarsons united for some mutual aim or pursuit, especially a group that meets with regularity. Forsake not the assembling of yourselves together. -Iesus Clubs are made up of people who are willing to become involved in school activities in addition to the academic requirements school places on them. Members of clubs sacrifice their time and efforts to raise money by having paper drives. car washes, and bake sales. Their unself- ish work keeps these organizations in existence. . Leanne Linder Kathy Buchanan Ronah Stephens . Marcia Hill Laura Beattie Sandy Brown Indy Howard . Debbie Howard 9, Sharon Tungate 10, Mary Beth Troxell 11. Bobbi Pitman 12. Doris Murray 13 Donna Wilkerson '14, Connie Ramsey '15. Kathy Morgenmth 16, Michelle Montgomery 17 Diane Higgins 18. Kenny Conklin 19. Loretta Scott 20. Linda Owens 21. Martha Pugh 22. Charlotte Rutland 23. Sue Murphy mxwwbwww 24. . Joyce Hinkle P.A.L.S. consist of involved patriotic students. Becky Bales Chris Wallace Edie Burwinkel Debbie Simpson . Debbie Ratliff Sandy Reedy . Teresa Mayne . Nancy Slaughter Nancy Koewler Delores Sharp . Donna Hinkle . Kim Pilman Cathy Duncan . Bob Dawson , Jim Cochran . Bob Naber . John Kielty . Tim Cox . Dave Moore . Kathy Acey . Debbie York . Melissa Murray OFFICERS: Connie Ramsey, vice-pmsident; Debbie Howard. secretary; Sharon Tungale, cn-president; Deb- bie York. co-president. N . . 9 - National Honor Society elects members annually on an academic basis. OFFICERS: Linda Degaro. secretary; Russ Hamlin, president; Steve Barker. vice-president; 1. Robin Sittason 26. Jerry Moore 2. Angie Ball 27. Bob Duesing 3. Steve Barker 28. loan Tepe 4. Marie Geraci 29. Brenda Iohnson 5. Kathy Morgenroth 30. Linda Timberiake 5. Robin Ruholl 31. Debbie Pottinger 7. Nancy Colan 32. Tom Ruebusch 8. Tana House 33. Linda Bowman 9. Linda Treadway 34. Debbie Howard 10. Melodie Cannon 35. Russ Hamlin 11. Bob Naber 36. Greg Utter 12. Court Snell 37. Ronah Stephens 13. Beth Miller 38. Jeanne Dowd 14. Mark Cullen 39. Iva Bowman 15. Linda Degaro 40. Dan Ellwein 16. Carol King 41. Terry McFadden 17. Kathy Acey 42. Tim Millikin 16. Teresa Parmaley 43. Bob Dawson 19. Margaret Elliot 44. Mary Ruebusch 20. Beverly Brewer 45. Phyllis Garland 21. Mary Beth meell 46. Brenda Mellett 22. Steve Daniels 47. Jim Hull 23. Betty Wong 48. Paul Delph 24. Margie Schroeder 49. Rene Thompson 25. Gary Rawlings 50. Bobbi Pitman Robin Sittason. treasurer. 38 k I OFFICERS; Linda Degaro. treasurer; Bill Krebs, president; Terry McFadden. vice- president; Robin Siltason, senrelary. Student Council represents NorwoodE student body on issues of school interest. 1. Tom Stein 2. Slew: Schad '15. Angie Ball 3. Jim Faulkner '16, Denise Mcinking 4. Jim Cochran 17. Lynn Buquu 5. Dan Gilman 18, Ronah Stephens 5. Don Kelgnh 19. Linda Degaro 7. Juan Tepe 20. Rod Prather 8. Jeff Leary 21. Steve Barker 9. loyce Hinklu 22. Rick Blair 10. Bill Krebs 23. Terry McFadden 11. Roger Ilinkle 24. Tom McCarthy 12. Cindy Cox 25. Debbie Simpson 13. Chuck Noland 26. Robin Stimson 14. Vickie Spaw 27. Debbie Bullou 4'1 42 Girls, Council works on various . Linda Owens . Pat Perry . Teresa Meadows . Marianne Gaddis Lisa Edison . Sharon Tungate . Debbie Howard . Bobbi Pitman . Sandy Brown 10. Ianet Leidenheimer 11. Sandy Reedy 12. joyce Hinkle 13. Joan Owens 14. Pam Perry 15. Chris Wallace 16. Nancy McFarland 17. Kim Ramsey 18. Patty Wells 19. Sheila Smith 20. Shawn Newsom 21. Phyllis Lewis comncngmpmma . Candy Young . Betty Mueller , Betsy Finkle . Nancy Ernspiger . Linda Cracraft . Iulie Achten . Peggy Snell . Charlene Henry . Ruth Smith . Debbie Cochran . Jackie Pigg . Leslie Silber . Marcia Harmon . Sue McErlane . Melodie Cannon . Priscilla Friar . Leanne Linder . Phyllis Garland . Denise Dick . Peggy Friar . Barb Goecke . Brenda Boggs . Peggy Ramey . Carol Disque . Ronah Stephens . Iudy Martin . Chris Crusoe . Debbie Bond . Marie Geraci . Kim Weinheimer . Melissa Murray . Joan Tepe . Debbie Simpson . Becky Bales . Darlene Beckstedt . Gail Dow . Linda Bowman . Charlotte Rutland . Edite Bolgzds . Cindy Hayes . Vickie Spaw . Debbie Ballou t'l :31 . Vickie Lyons . Marlene White A Esa Calvano . Kathie Acey . Bobbi Whitaker . Debby Hurd . Donna Hinkle . Bonnie Grace . Sheila Wallace . Mary Ann Metzger . Kathy Morgenroth L1g.wn 'M H 31 II 1 service projects. . Connie Swanson . Cindy Cox . Linda Degaro . Angie Ball . Carol Lancaster . Donna Harmon . Connie Cornelius . Elaine MCHugh . Gail Marcum . Debbie Rose . Mary Iohnson OFFICERS: Debbie Simpson. president; Chris Crusoe. secretary. 43 ' V vrnvrm 17 44 l 'N' In Mun: mm 4 MW: WM . Cindy Trenlman . Janet Fcaly. adviser Connie McCoy Mike Condon Mike Kushman . Scol Reinhardt Wayne Wickemeyur . Steve Marcum Ron Blair comxlmgnpmwg The Mirror Staff has worked to produce a successful paper. 45 um... . 46 The Silhouette Staff labors throughout . Melodie Cannon Mr. Adams, business adviser , Leanne Linder . Connie Cornelius Carol King Phyllis Garland Taunya Alvin . Vikki Blake . Mary Beth Troxell . Renee Thompson . Bob Naber , Dan Willekind Connie Ramsey . Scot Newsom . Tom Grace . Charlotte Rutland the year V Debbie Howard . Candie Mock . Phyllis Lewis . Ronah Stephens , Kathy Morgenruth . Bobbi Pitman . Doug Yales . Sandy Brown . Robin Sittason . Steve Barker . Greg Utter A Terry McFadden . Bill Krebs . Mark Weslermeyer A Debbie Simpson 1 V Miss Smiih publications adviser meeting deadlines in order to complete the book. Steve Barker. co-editor; Tom Grace. assistant co-editor; Melodie Cannon, co-editor; Miss Smith. adviser; Robin Stttason; assistant co-editor. 47 ii . Melissa Murray . Kathy Morgenrolh . Angie Ball . Rick Perry . Sue Murphy . Nancy Ball Kathy Lake . Kathy Davison . Rob Hill 10. Wyatt DeBord 11. Cindy Cox 12. Lynn Barker '13. Cathy Duncan 14. Edie Burwinkel 15. Nancy Slaughter 16. Linda Bowman 17. Judy Howard 18, Dan Wittekind 19, Greg Utler 20. Tom Grace 21. Mary Beth Troxell 22. Chris Wallace 23. Debbie Iones 24. Chris Eich 25. Michelle Reagan 26. Mr Adams mmymmhmmp Silhouette Representatives distribute the yearbook. 46 H owpmamnuppn , Ronah Stephens Doris Murray . Dan Wiliekind . Diane Higgins Kathie Acey . Becky Bales . Robin Siltason Ieunm: Dowd . Sheila Wallace Candie L, Mock Literary works . Sandy Brown . Bonnie Grace . Caml King . Leanne Linder . Bob Naher '. Charlotte Rulhmd . Laura Beanie . Kim Pilman . Renee Thompson . Nancy Slaughter are printed by the Esprit Staff. ESPRIT STAFF OFFICERS: Candie L. Mock, co-business manager: Bob Naber. assistant editor manager: Leanne Lindcr. Co'hUSineSS manager; Jeanne Dowd. editor-inuchief. 49 Business Education offers experience in clerical work. 1. Andrea Lutsch 2. Beverly Sheeler 13. Teresa Daugherty ; 3. Carol Lee 14. Tom Luken 1 41 Farm Braden 151 George Hackney . 5, Vickie Riley 16 Linda Cracraft I 6, Debbie Page 17. Ruby Cole ' 7. Mr. Dietz 18. Brenda Colyer 8. Sandy Conover 19. Barbara Brown 1- 9. Taunya Alvin 20. Michele Hcalon 10. Mark Humble 211 Connie Cornelius 11, Barbara Goecke 22. Barbara Burns 12. Toby Waters 23. Al Fohnson C.O.E, OFFICERS: Ruby Cole, secretary: Tom Luken, caslreaturer: Sandy Conover, president; Andrea Lulsch, co-lreasurer; Brenda Colyer, vice-president. 51 4.4- Q$IWI Distributive Education aids students in employment. 52 03 mump'xpry-s . Deborah Williams . Tom Grealomx . jerry Adkins Tom Manier Karen Meaghnr . Denise Gillispie . Iaukie Wilkerson . Lynne Privett . Virginia Gentry . Mr. Sheppard Linda Phelps . Christine Durbin . Harold Evans . Joseph Shea . Art Richmond . Pete Curtis DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION OFFICERS: Iackie Wilkerson. president; Sheila Waters. vice-president; Christine Durbin. secretary: Denise Gillispie, treasurer. 53 Spanish National Honor Society members excel in studies of Spanish. SPANISH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS: Dan Witte- kind. treasurer: Jim Hull, president; Beth Miller. vice-presidenh Linda ' Treadway. coEsecretary. Not pictured: Darlene Beckstedl. co-secretary. 1:6 Ln 7 . GISWEDUSTDMWS 10895- 6 ! D cm'os NU'NEz DIEG an EuEm EL cunoones Emu; Emma -.::l sw-nw W : .mdzulua . Bob Duesing . Larry Brinkmeyur . Pulli Roach . Mary Ruchusch . Denise Simiele . Debbie Spurlnck , Linda Timberlukc . Dan Wiltckind , Pam Tibbets . Linda Treadway . Beth Miller , Robin Ruholl . Darlene Beckstedl 4 Court Snell . Jim Hull . Chris Crusoe Mike Angel , Greg Utter , Steve Horton . Bart Fredrick . Robbin Carr 55 - vui 62?: my. .5239 'uan-xr. : .- L .41! :esa'hm Le mehw - ,..,.r,- V L - .:, .x;m. t :'4,.-,t1;m. . Steve Mullen . Dan Wittekind Dave Moore . Bart Fredrick David Vincent . Gary Phillips . Larry Green . Patti Roach . Barb Rotter 10. Lisa Lane 11. Linda Combs 12. Pam Tibbetts 13. Doris Murray 14. Karen Komara 15. jenny Manzi 16. lulie Bosse 17. Barbara Baker :omxzmpnupamp 18. Robin Ruholl 19. Jean Tape 20. Chris Crusoe 211 Denise Simiele 22. Mike Angel 23. Patty Perry 24. Kim Hughes 25. Debbie Dennis 26. Vic Edwards 27, Robbie Carr 28. Charles Parker 29. Larry Fields 30. Brent Keuffer 31. Harry Smith 32. Carl Reynolds 33. Nancy Ball SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS: Mike Angel, president; Robbie Carr. treasurer; Robin Ruholl. secretary; Larry Brinkmeyer. vicepresident. . Betty Wong . Darlene Becksiedt . Randy Taylor . Iim Nice . Candie L. Mock . Leanne Linder . Darlene Pennington . Chuck Wilton . Ken Holloway . Jim Malott . Jim Hull . Joan Tepe . Larry Brinkmeyer . Jerry Iaspers , Mary Ruebusch . Linda Timberlake n... i 58 . Miss Welsh . Phyllis Garland . Sharon Tungate . Debbie Howard . Ronah Stephens . Judy Howard . Brenda Moore . Erin McCann 9. Linda Bowman 10. Martha Pugh 11. Rhonda Childers 12. Heather Stone 13. Vivian Wright 14. Ruth Smith 15. Donna Wilkerson 16. Charlotte Rutland wwmmthUNb-A FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS: Candy Young. treasurer; Robin Sittason, president: Ronah Stephens, secretary. French Club members learn of the French past. . Renee Thompson . Candy Young . Cindy Cox . Joanne Martin . Kathy Fisher . Edie Burwinkel . Becky Love . Phyllis Lewis . Michele Montgomery . Lana Botkins . Anna Wisbey . Sherry Bishop . Delores Sharp . Nancy Slaughter . Karen Teepen . Marlene White . Kathy Sloan . Debby Alexander . Donna Frost . Joyce Hinkle . Robin Sittason . Lynn Buquo . Marianne Gaddis . Nancy Koewler . Jeff Leary . Tony Frost . Paul Burwinkel . Dan Gillman . Steve Daniels . Greg Hayes . Sabrina Melter . Sheila Anderson 59 60 Latin Club activities pertain to Roman folklore. LATIN CLUB OFFICERS: Tom Wong, vice-presidenl; Bob Naber, president; Cathy Duncam secretary; Linda Owens, treasurer. . Jeanne Dowd Bobbi Whitaker Janet Freeman . Bobbi Pitman Debbie Potiinger . Marcia Hill . Debra Moore . Aimee Weber , Terry McFadden . Linda Owens Delores Sharp . Kathy Davison Mike Wade . Sue Murphy . Connie Ramsey . Shaun Cole A Shawn Newsom . Peggy Snell . Bryan Brewer . Diane Higgins . Bret Telecsan . Clyde Rayburn . Rick Lucas . Cathy Duncan . Kathy Bastin . Jerry Cox . john Kingery . Tom Wong . Terry Kidd . Tim Cox , Bill Tucker . Kurt Cuntz . Bob Naber . Tom Grace . Doug Meyer . Dale Seiler . Steve Schad I I m . I ?kw llhhh .52 9kg g Cy!!! I'll I I. I I ' HIE Russ Hamlin I AI Woods Jim Cochran . Les McFarland . Chuck Noland . Tom Grace I Greg Utter , Bill Krabs , Jeff Leary . Mark Boggess . Iay Fitzpatrick HOKDGVU'JUI-DSJNH u-tm PROIECTIONISTS OFFICERS: Les McFarland, president; Tom Grace. treasurer; Russ Hamlin, vice-president; Don Haddix. secre- tary. Projectionists aid the school with audio-visuals. 61 Future Teachers of America is an organization of FUTURE TEACH ZS OF AMERICA UF' ' S: Dung Yzllus. an id! Mm'llm Pugh rnrprnhtlunt Immm: Lindnr. treasurer: Cuml Lancaster. vitin-pl'usu nn ; Rhonda Childers .3. . Peggy Friar . Martha Pugh . Dnlnms Sharp . Becky Bales . Indy Martin . Laura Beanie . Melodic Cannon . Doug Yates . Bobbi Pilrnzm . Gerald Moore . Mrs. Taylor . Betsey Finkle . Charlotte Rulland . Denise Dick K 31m Cochran , luff Leary . Joyce Hinkle . Inc. Horn Sabrina Melter . M1 , Adams . Edie Burwinkel . Sue Murphy . Terry McCulluh . Debby Alexander . Tony Frost . Debbie Cochran . Dan Wittekind . Sheila Anderson ' . Diana Higgins , Leanne Linder . Tim Cox . Kim Pilman 4 Sharon Tungale Debbie York Connie Ramsey . Chris Wallace . Candie L. Mock . Donna Hinkle 63 64 1. Mike Meagher 11. Dan Metcalfe 2. Paul Cooper 12. Edwin McGuire 3. Larry Flynn 13. Mike Roy 4. Mike Horsley 14. Roger Wagner 5. Dale Bogard 15. Ron Sharp 6. Mr. Haines 16, Stephen Miller 7. Scott Schramm 17. Gary Bryant 8. John Weiler 18. Donna Morgan 9. Mike Cruze 19. Ruth Jones 10. Mike Riddle 20. Henry Gehler This chef lights the candles in preparation for the Christmas banquet. Cuisine Club chefs learn the art of cooking. Wrestlerettes keep score and spirit at matches. Not all wrestlerettes take their job as seriously as Marcia Lillie . 1. Mr. Woodruff I 2. Cathy Duncan 10, Candy Young I 3. Beth Sennett 11. Marcia Hill ' 4. Linda Timberlake 12, Ronah Stephens I 5. Ian Hoffman 13. Nancy Slaughter m 5. Fatty Haas 14. Sue Murphy . 7. Julie Achten 15. Erin McCann WI 8. Lynn Buquo 16. Debbie Ballou fi 9. Debi Simpson 17. Marcia Lillie 65 . Sherri Krechting . Rulhann Landess , Diane Smith Mrs. Knapp Peggy Stoops Marilyn Stears Cindy Duggins . Calhy Fichler mSQQPwNH Senior cosmetology girls increase their practical experience. $ SENIOR COSMETOLOGY OFFICERS: Marilyn Stearns. sergeant-al-arms: Diane Smith, secreiary: Karen Ryan, treasurer; Cindy Duggins, president; Ruthann Landess. vice- president. Junior cosmetology girls are beginning their study. 1. Diane Howard 2 Brenda Hoskins 9. Iackie Hughes 1 3, Ieanne Smith 10, Bonnie Sparks 4. Vickie Cavins 11. Darlene Lally 5. Beverly Knight 12. Kim Rohisch 6. Mrs. Moeller '13 Karen Ryan 7A Doris Gray '14. Debbie Smith 8. Ginny Stockman 15 Cheri VanVuren V.I.C.A.OFFECERS; Kim Robisch, queen; Debbie Smith, treasurer; Beverly Knight, president: Ieanne Smith, parliamentarian; Karen Ryam scrgcant-al-arms: Vickie Cavins. secretary: Diane Howard. Chaplin: Jackie Hughes, vicepresident: Cheri VanVuren, reporter. -- uu-r- -..a. .. Y-Teens unites girls interested in just having fun. n f a 15'. or. V: 2 68 Bunnie Grace . Sheila Wallace '. Mnrlha Pugh . Denise Dick . Cindy Gruhbs . Becky Corcoran . Chris Wallace . Sandy Reedy . Peggy Friar , Ronah Slehens . Edite Bolgzds . Joyce Hinkle . Leslie Silbcr . Leanne Lindcr . Vanda Trammell . Donna Hinkle . Phyllis Lewis . Julie Bosse . Melissa Murray , Marianne Caddis . Donna McCreary ', Charlotte Rutland . Vickie Spaw . Tony Autursun Debbie Christian . loan Tepe . Debbie Simpson 69 JAgtLJLUj it III; L J:l 1 1,1 L, Egg... Sim . ., , Em .23, . . 3.1 E 1. Rick Slusher 2. Steve Barker 3. Jeff Barber 4. Court Snell 5. David Prather 6. Mike Phelps 7. Larry Fields 8. Robbie Carr 9. jim Hull 10. Jeff Leary 11 Greg Utter 12. Mark Boggess 13.1eff Achten S DD .ma V. .Iw.lu.a...m omadw RoRcwo YHV. P n. rb amaom LIJGBH; 1561a 11.111 19. John Cholkas 20 Steve Daniels 21. Tony Young 22. Rusty Watson 23. Jay Fitzpatrick 24. Mike Angel 25. Brian Parlin 26. Dave Morgan 70 KQII-flf-t.xh'.:ud m ....m.u-..m: ' . Bruce Holloway . Russ Hamlin . Ierry Adkins . Neal Schulte . Danny Miles . Ron Blair . Mike Montgomery . Chuck Noland . Tony Frost . Donald Phelps . Mike Wade , Barry Sladerman . Ion Mick . Larry Brinkmeyer . Bill McGinnis . Bill West , Tom Grace . Bill Krebs . Mike Steele . Byron Becker . Kevin Meinking . Rick Perry . Jerry Rennman . Alan Owens . Gil Murphy . Virgil Goodin . Donnie Anderson 54, Robert Martin 55. Greg Hayes 56. John Newton 57. Donnie Fennell 53. Kenny Henges 59. Larry Timerding 60. Tom McCarthy 61. John Kielly 62. Frank Harmon 63. Paul Burwinkel 64. Dwight Elliott 65. Marty Hughes 66. John Bockerstelte 67. Ken Burchfield 68. Bart Fredrick 69. Roger Hinkle 70. Tom Ferris 71. A1 Iohnson 72, Charlotte Rutland 73, Bob Naber 74. Mike Smith 75. Lonnie Johnson 76. Al Woods 77. Paul Lake 78, Jerry Cox 79, Mike Romanello 80. Robbie Hill N Club applicants must meet the high standards set by the members. N CLUB OFFICERS: Greg Utter, treasurer; Neal Schulle. president; Mark Boggess. president; Bob Speigle. secretary, ?- g, vice- 71 72 if Front Row: Becky Love. Mrs. Fealy, Mrs. Lacey, Ion Mick. Kenny Conklin, Rick Blair, Iim Ccchran, Mike Montgomery. Dan Giliman, Debbie Gruhb, Elaine Combs, Rhonda Childers, Don Phelps, Ken Prather, Laura Beattie, juan Tepe, Melissa Murray, Sabrina Melter, jim Powell, Ieff Leary. Second Row: Jim Morgan. Cathy Duncan. Mike Romanello. John Hill, lack Pralher, Kaihy Buchanan, Vivian Wright. Debbie lanes. Kathy Acey, Sally Tartar, Debbie Baird, Janet Freeman, Rhonda Reagan, Tnni Auterson, Kim Pilman, Vanda Trammell. Nancy Koewler. Mary Beth Troxoll. Connie Ramsey; Third Row: Marcia Harmon, Karen Teepen, Gina Stephens, Sandy Hagedorn. Gail Hamblin. Betsey Finkle, Ruth Smith. Debby Alexander. Pat Canterbury, Teresa Parmley. Delores Sharp. Heather Storm Bonnie Price, Linda Treadway. Barbara Baker. Beth Miller. Phyllis Lewis, Kalhy Morgenroth. Fourth Row: Terry West, Greg Hayes. Dan Miles, Cindy Hayes, Lisa Bowman, Sherry Bishop, Debbie Christian, Leslie Silber, Andrea Lutsch.Kim RobischBeverly Knight. Beth Senneil, Marianne Gaddis. Iudy Fryman. Joyce Hinkle, Debbie Ratliff, Teresa Mayne. Pam Quillen. Pam Perry. Fifth Row: Mike Kushman, Run Blair, Bill Boelleke. Sheila Smith, Pam Friar. Carol Gaffney, Vicki Goins, Willie Wiggin.lu1ie Wilt. Bev McWhorter. Julie Achlen, Dianna Day, Nancy Slaughter, Bonnie Grace. Ronah Stephens. Robin Sittason. Marilyn Page, Darlene Becksledt, Charlene Rutland, Kristie Hursh, Vickie Spaw, Leanne Linder. Back Row: Bobbi Whitaker, Mike Smith, Steve Schad, Neal Schulle, Terry McCullah. Diane Barnett. Becky Bales. Loretta Elder, Susan Lovell, Shaun Cole. Bob Naher, Iva Bowman. Janis Green. Sharon Tungate, Bev Wardwell, Cindy Cox, Glen Wilkerson. Mike Wade. Chris Wallace, jim Hull. Pep Club stirs up enthusiasm at Norwood games. IGIuS PEP CLUB OFFICERS: Pat Canterbury, treasurer; Sharon Tungate. co-presideni; Sabrina Melter, secretary; lack Prather. co-president. 73 O.W.E. students acquire valuable work experience. I1 I34 1. Harry Adcock 11. John Cooper 2. Ieff Bowman 12. Roger Hicks 3. Bob Brown 13. Donald Hancade 4. Barry Shepard 14. Richard Davenport 5. Mike Wosley 15. Dennis Wilson 6. Mrs. Bruetting 16. Dan Meadors 7. Roger Chambers '17. David Chapman 8. Rick Hill 18. Mark Collins 9. Carry Fike 1.9. Don Noe 10. Jeff Bridges 20. Dale Fancher 1. Priscilla Friar 2. Laura Beattie 3. Debbie Moore 4. Debbie Simpson. caplain 74 CO-CAPTAINS: Phyllis Garland. Debbie Simpson. Chris Crusoe. Denise Dick, Cathy Duncan. 3V LDGlemfnuhpaNr-i . Debbie Simpson Cathy Duncan Sheila Anderson . Leslie Silber Peggy Friar Denise Dick . Phyllis Garland , Linda Bowman . Sandy Brown , fackie Pigg . Priscilla Friar . Cindy Hoffman V Nancy Steele . Chris Crusoe . Joan Owens . Nancy Ernspiger . Rhonda Childers . Heather Stone 7 Farm Quillen A Nancy Slaughter . Peggy Snell . Lynn Buquo . Beverly McWhorler . Sandy Mobley A Candy Young . Debbie Ballou . Ronah Stephens . Sherry Bishop . Marcia Lillie . Gail Marcum 75 The Concert Band plays a wide variety of music in 1. lerry Lay 22. Dale Seiter 2. Sue Murphy 2.3. Iennie Turck 1 3. Nancy Ball 24. Candy Young 1 4. Esther Riggs 25. Debbie Ballou I 5. Teresa Meadows 26. Marcia Hill 6. Vikki Blake 27. Teresa Mayne 1 7. Diane Hughes 28. Lynn Buquo 8. Beverly Brewer 29. Diane Higgins I 9. Judy Howard 30. Marlene White 11 10. Joanne Martin 31. Bryan Brewer . 11. Kim Pilman 32. Roger Wagner I. 12. Debbie Howard 33. Barb Nickson . 13. Cindy Hoffman 34. Ken Taylor I. 14. Dave Hogan 35. Greg Cooper 'i 15. Candie Mack 36. Diane Clark 1. 16. Carol King 37. John Kingery Q1 17. Penny Barber 38. Dale Cox H 18. Kathy Fisher 39. Linda Owens ll 19. Scott Newsom 40. Malinda Ford 20. Sue Hendrick 41. Steve Hess 1 21. Leanne Linder 42. Gerald Moore .3. D 1 . 13. ' x .19 . gal'r 6 HM . v V. mu .. LL their concerts. '. Bnh Hendricks -. Cnrnld Cuhhnrd , Darlene Sullivan ' I Tummy Pnnninglcm . Tom Wong . Hob Dawson A. Paul Dclph . Ernie Riggs . Tum Ferris '. Brut Telecsan '. Dunn Elliot . lerry Cox . Richard Lucas . Dave Moom . Dunisc Siminlc . Ian Frazier . Dan Wit incl . Rodney . Palm Baird . Mn Phillips Mr. White 1 president; Beverly Brewer. 78 Choir gives students the opportunity to appreciate mmummapmw . Debbie Dennis . Flo Riddle Pam Genton Debbie Gaines Barbara Baker . Donna Maumr . Sharon Tungate . Peggy Farrell . Vikki Blake . Pat Canterbury . Leanne Linder . Kathy Lake . Beverly Brewer . Cindy Stringer Iudy Helmn , Becky Cortzoran , Cindy Gruhhs . Leslie Silher . Danea Slusher . Cindy Hoffman . Karla Cruhbs . Susan Lovell ' Sandy Kidd . Charlotte Rulland , Donna Harmon . Debby Alexander Debbie Simpson . Linda Dogaru . Carmun Gresser . Fania Monhollnn . Yvonne Barmtt . Kathy Buchanan . Donna Hinkle ' . Cathy Bush . Betsy Finkk: '. Ruth Smilh . Vomlu Trammell ' Dun Ellwuin ' . Terry McFadden . Mark Weslermcycr 4' '4 f'w -' -T 7H! '. 51:10:? manage Doug Yn prvsidunt 8111111111114: loym: 111mm 111 1311111111 115 . sst'nla 1.1111111 1 11111 chaplain: Duhh 'impson librarian Dibbie Y01'k.H1sin1111n:Vondu l'1'111111111-ll.111l111. 'h '. Greg Duniuis 1. Don Phulps . J111H1'3 Mun V ' 1 Doug Yams: '. 'l'mly Fmsl . 1 111111111111 . Dvnnis Mill's; . 1ufH ' 1 . 11111111 H.111 Milu The 0rchestra1s music creates many moods. 1, Leanne Lindor 10. Bob Dawson 43 2. Kim Pilman 11. Paul Delph 1 7. 1 H 3. Gerald Mame 12. Debbie Howard '6 ,7 w 4. Linda Owens 13. Cindy Hoffman '1 5. John Kingery 14. Dave Hogan 6. Mr. Phillips 15. Caroi King 7. Richard Lucas 111 lurry Cox 8. Dan Wiltckind 17. Kathy Fisher 9. Tom Wong 18. Scolt Nuwsom 80 H... HDCDgnwghmgthv-I . Steve Hess . Dwight Elliott . Gerald Moore Tom Wong . Linda Owens Mark Weslermeyer . Paul Delph Bob Dawson , Jerry Cox . Debbie Howard . Candie Mock . Leanne Linder Richard Lucas . John Kingery . Dave Hogan . Kim Pilman . Bret Telecsan Carol King , Kathy Fisher . Mr. White . Scott Newsom With music, pep band generates school spirit at the basketball games. 81 82 Girls Glee Club entertains us with songs at the 4:me 2n 3': Debbie Howard . Karla Grubhs . Betsy Finklu V Brenda Havens . Diana Mullins . Vicki Lyons . Susan Lowell Tnmsu Purmlay 9, '10. . Leanna Limler 12. 13. 144 Both Sennett Judy Howard Cindy Gruhhs Pnggy Farrell Phyilis Lewis '15. '16. '17, ' . Diane Higgins 1.9 20 21, 22. 23. 2.4. 25. 26. 27. 2B. Ruth Smith Vundu Trammell Pam Tibhutts Inannn Martin Kathy Luke Tuna House Put Canterbury Beverly Knighl Kulhy Buchanan Viviun Wright Delores Sharp Leslie Silher Marcia Harmon Christmas, . R0512 Mary Nollc . Shaun Cult: . Dunnn Fyn ' . Beverly MCVthI'tcr Joyut Hinkln ' . Peggy Snell ' . Duhhy Alexander . Donna: llurmnn ' . Culhy Miller . Cnrmvn Grosser , Cindy Cox ' , Hvlsy I'Iui'ur Easter, and Spring Concerts. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB OFFICERS: Donna Fye, president: Vonda Trammell. vice-prasidem; Ruth Smith, librarian: Carmen Grosser, secrelary; Debby Alexander. librarian. 7.... -7-. 83 84 Girls Ensemble sings the softer sounds of music. 7: + A3 I 1, Linda Degam 2. Vonda Trammcll 3. Debbie York 4. Renee Thompson 5. Leanne Linder 6 Donna Fye Boyy Ensemble enjoys the deeper sounding songs. 1. Alan Gearhnr! 2. Tony Frost 3. Rick Blair 4. Dan Wittekiml 85 Rick Blair . Linda Degaro Vonda Trammell . Tony Frost . Dan Wiltekind , Leanne Linder Alan Gearhart . Donny Fye , Debbie York . Renee Thompson .- J Dwmgmmpgmn J I I H Mixed Ensemble gives aspiring singers experience. 86 Office Workers have a variety of duties to perform. Front Row: Andrea Lutsch, Robin Ruholl. Second Row: Barbara Goecke, Sally Hughes, Brenda Johnson, Edite Bolgzds, Debbie Grubb. I Beverly Wardwell. Shelia Riggs. Judy Cast. Back Row: Darlene Miller, Leslie Silber, Sally Tartar. Debbie Jackson. Charlene Henry, Laura Beanie. Clinic Workers aid the nurse in easing our pain. Front Row: Shaun Cole. Connie Ramsey. Sandy Cupulin. Debbie Ruse, Back Row: Mrs. Hatfield, Sue MuErlunc. . s. , .I . J! imgf 87 -11 Counselors, Workers serve in many ways. Front Row: Aimee Weber, Sandy Copelin. Back Row: Kathy Luke. Kim Pilmun, Mary Harmon. Pal Sullivan, Leslie Silher. Library Workers assist librarians in various jobs. 3' Front Row: Beverly McWhorter. Sunzly Reedy Back Row: Iuycc Hinklu. Dobbin Ralliff, Teresa Mayne. Mrs. Wurfiuld. Mrs. Peirano, Mrs. Bosch. 88 i SPORTS sports tsp6rt$ n. A particular game or play pursued for diversion; especially, an outdoor or athletic game, as football, track, baseball, swimming, basketball, tennis, etc. We are inclined to think that if we watch a football or baseball game, we have taken part in it. -Iohn Kennedy . k 2:12;. V :. n. J 4.,1..r,,.. , v.... . . .. 1.. I.?I......,:H11K .aaabww J - Amiga J :H . p , .Lpduqugpa h -luu'. w . L4 54Hrrr' , lula-UH 'nggwwqqu x v' $11140 ing 3; ' 15,3! 92 If academics provide the mental development of every student, sports provide the physical development. It is a chance for the student to compete against other schools and it is a chance for the student to learn how to work with a team. Sports teaches the athlete many valuable lessons, such as dedication, sacrifice, hard work, and self-pride. The Athletic Director plans sports activities. Mr. William King, Athletic Director. Coaching requires dedication, patience, and sacrifice. . Coach Prop, Golf. Coach Beamcr. Reserve Basketball. Coach Woodruff, Wrestling Coach Wagner. Cross Country, Track. Conch Moore. Track, Cross Country. . Coach Distlcr. Swimming. Coach Bouldin. Reserve Baseball. Varsity Basketball. Coach Jones, Varsity Baseball. Varsity Football. Coach Gardner. Football, Varsity Basketball, ??NmPPPNH 93 Seniors who have played sports during their high . Don Haddix; baseball. football. . Jerry Adkins; wrestling. Bob Speiglc: fooiball. wrestling, Tom McCarthy: wrestling, fnolhail, . Jay Fitzpatrick; football. Dan Miles: baskmball, baseball. . Bill Boelleke: football, track. xl-Cncnyhpimy-x 94 school careers have contributed much to the teams. . Ken Conklin; baseball. . Tum Ruebusch; football, track. . Bob Dawson: cross country, track, swimming, . Chuck Noland: football. wrestling. . Russ Hamlin; baseball. . Jeff Achten; cross country, track, . Gary Daniels; wrestling. . Rick Blair; baseball. . Steve Barker: football, baseball. . Neal Schulte; football. wrestling, track. . Steve Marcum; basketball. A Larry Roy; basketball, basebalL . lack Prather; basketball, track, cross country; . Ronnie Blair: wrestling baseball. . Lasler McFarland; cross country, track . Alan Woods; basketball, baseball. . Greg Utter; football, wrestling, golf. . Mike Steele; football, track. Cary Rawlings; basketball, track. cross country. . Tom Grace; football. , Rod Gilrealh: track, basketball. 95 Cheerleaders help to promote school spirit during sports events. Marilyn Page, reserve Charlotte Rutland, reserve Robin Siltason. varsity 96 Peggy Snell, rnsnrvu captain Vickie Spaw, varsity Bobbi Whitaker, varsity 97 FOOTBALL TEAM Mike Angel Dennis Ayers Jeff Barber Joe Bockerstette Mark Boggess Larry Brinkmeyer Ken Burchfield Paul Burwinkel Robbie Carr John Cholkas Tom Ferris Larry Fields Bart Fredrick Mark Gamer Virgil Gooclin Tom Grace Dave Hammock Frank Harmon Ken Henges Robbie Hill Roger Hinkle Ion Horn Marty Hughes Jim Hull Al Johnson Lonnie johnson Tim Iaspers Butch Massey Mike Montgomery Gil Murphy Chuck Noland Allen Owens Brian Parion Rick Perry Jim Poweil Ierry Reneman Carl Reynolds Tom Ruehusch Neal Schulle Gary Smith Jim Smith Mike Smith Bob Speigle Barry Staderman Larry Timerding Greg Utter Mike Wade Glen Wilkerson GIRLS, VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Sug McErlane Sheila Smith Kim Stricker Pally Sullivan Shelley Fenske Belinda Foust Cindy Hayes Carol Lancaster Gail Marcum CROSS COUNTRY TEAM Ieff Achten Tony Frost Bob Bowman Ice Gustin Paul Cobum joe Keller Jerry Cox Tom Keller Kurt Cuntz Lester McFarland Paul Curtis Dave Morgan Chuck Parker Dean Parsons Bill West Bob Dawson Dwight Elliott Don Fennel! GIRLS' RESERVE BASKETBALL TEAM Margie Bientz Teresa Meadows Debbie Chambers Debbie Miller Diane Higgins Shawn Newsom Erin McCann Iulie Witte leff Achten Terry Adkins Bob Baglien Mark Boggess Bob Dawson Rod Gilreath Tom Keller Mark Linder Byron Becker Gerry Berling Bob Bowman lerry Cox Dwight Elliott Tony Frost Charles Gray Joe Horn 1973 VARSITY TRACK TEAM Mike Marksbury Iim O'Brien Larry Parker Jim Powell Jim Smith Keith Watson Bill West 1973 RESERVE TRACK TEAM Ioe Keller Iohn Kielty Mike Kushman Les McFarland Jim Phelps Gary Rawlings Mike Steele VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Don Anderson Steve Daniels Ieff Douglas Ken Fehr Dan Gilman Dave Johnson john Kielty Steve Marcum Jack Prather Gary Rawlings Mike Romanello Larry Roy Mike Smith Allen Woods RESERVE BASKETBALL TEAM Gerry Berling Larry Brinkmeyer Kurt Cunlz Larry Fields Steve Green Rick Hiles Don Kelsch Terry Kidd Marty King Rick Perry Ken Prather Rod Prather Carl Reynolds Dennis Sickinger Barry Smith Jerry Trauth WRESTLING TEAM Jerry Adkins Mike Angel Dennis Ayers S13v9 Aylward Doug Brattun Mike Campbell Robbie Carr Garry Daniels Tom Ferris Lennard Fitzgerald Tom Iaspers Dave Johnson Daryl Lockaby Tom McCarthy John Newton Kevin Meinking Gil Murphy Chuck Noland Allen Owens Brian Partun Bart Fredrick Coy Fugelt Charlie Gray Dave Hammock Enos Hayes Ken Henges Robbie Hill Roger Hinkle Marty Hughes Rick Paul Darrell Perkins Roy Rhodes Neal Schulte Bob Speigle Larry Timerding Greg Utter Floyd Whaley BOYS, SWIMMING TEAM Bob Bowman Bob Dawson Paul Delph Ted Francis Rich Meyung Dave Morgan Iim Morgan Bob NabEr Jim O'Brien Dun Phelps Mike Phelps Dave Prather Ernie Riggs Steve Schad Ron Sharp John West GIRLS SWIMMING TEAM Patricia Brown Edie Burwinkei Rebecca Corcoran Helene Geraci Carmen Gresser Cynthia Grubbs Elizabeih Hafer Donna Hinkle- onc:e Hinkle Micheie Lillie Sharon McLane Debra Meyung Michelle Montgomery Kathy Morgenroth Melissa Murray Donna Partin Denise Simiele loan Tepe Chris Wallace 1973 VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM Steve Barker Bill Boyd Larry Roy Raymond Ruy Doug Bration, manager Jerry Smith Russ Hamkin Charlie Hull Charlie Johnson Bill Long Steve Longfellow Dave Meinking john Smith Mike Smith Gordon Sluckrad Greg Sutton Tony Young. manager 1973 RESERVE BASEBALL TEAM Rick Blair Rnn Blair Joe Bockerslene Ken Conklin Steve Daniels Jim Hull Lonnie Iohnson Paul Lake Dan Miles Dennis Miles Mike Montgomery Steve Mullen John New1on, manager Grant Reed Jerry Reneman Mike Romanello Court Snell Rusty Watson A1 Woods 99 F ootball requires the athlete to be in top shape. .5 a '3'; mvuar i. nnnirmm -.. ' mien 3:: 51:9? 1'14 f1 53 Mg 55 1 Q mama . nunwuun m 88. IURIDDD 180 i L F 'K- -3: , V g 1 IWW ,. emvmcm . unnwnan 53 nunwann nonlmtm X nu'ilIDDI? 3,5 . t - a y,, 100 1. Lonnie Johnson 14. Jeff Barber 2. Tom Grace 15, Jim Hull 3. Ice Bockerstelle 16. Ken Henges 4. Glen Wilkerson 17, Mark Boggess 5. Jim Powell 18. Greg Utter 6. Joe Horn 19. Tom Ruehusch 7. Jerry Reneman 20. Neal Schulte 6. Mark Garner 21. Butch Massey 9. Mike Smith 22. Bob Speigle 10. Ken Trosper 23. Paul Burwinkel 11. Mike Montgomery 24. A1 Johnson 12. Jim Smith 25. Chuck Noland 13. Gary Smith FMS Front Row: Coach MooreA Second Row: Ioe Keller, Bob Bagliem Terry McFarland. Mike Kushmun. Jim Smilh. Back Row: Bill W051, Ierry Adkins. Mike Marksbury. Larry Parker. Mark Lindnr. Mark Boggess. Cox, Bob Bowman. Chnrlns Gray. lim PowellA Bill Nuisl1.DnnPhu1ps, Third Row: John Kielty, Bob Dawson, Jeff Achten, Iim O'Brien. Les Tony Frost. Rod Gilmulh, Mike Steele. In cross country, endurance is the b iggest factor. V 11l I IIllll-ll l-llollllllIl-I H .. ll..ll4ll!!lllr ?IIVI. $ .. , I I ;;---i;:;;;-4-aid--- Front Row: Inn Keller, lorry Cox, Tnm Keller. Jeff Achmn. Bob Daw- sun, Hill West, Tuny Frusl, Dwighi ElliolL Back Row: Paul Coburn, Kurt Cunlz, lac Uuslin, Dean Parsons. David Morgan. Don Fenncll. Paul Curtis. Conch Moore. Les McFarland. 101 ant Row: Sheila Smith, comaplain; Shelkey Fenska co-captain Back Girls, Varsity BaSketb all Row: lean Tepe. manager; Kim Stricken , Cindy Hayes, Pal Sullivan, Belinda Foust. Gail Marcum. Sue McErlane, Carol Lancaster. Vicki Lyons, Miss Lowder, lets girls enjoy basketball. Vs: E..- 'i ; '3' m as! K? . Front Row: Shawn Newsom. CO-Capiain; Kathleen Mastim co-caplain Reserves ractlce hard Back Row:Chris Eich. Sheila Smith, Margie Bientz.Debbie Chambers. p julie Witte Cathy Miller, Diane Calkins. coach: Teresa Meadows, Diane Higgins, Nancy McFarland, Erin McCann. Debra Miller hoping to make varsity. 102 Basketball is a game of quick decisions and bustle. CEHUJEHJLWNH . Coach Bouldin Donnie Anderson . Jack Prather . Allen Woods Sieve Daniels . Larry Roy. co-caplain A luff Douglas A Dan Gilman . Dave Inhnsun . Slew: Marcum, co-cuplain ' . Mike Romanello . John Kielly . Ken Fehr . Gary Rawlings . Mike Smilh . Conch Gardner 103 Wrestling combines teamwork with individual talent. 104 0'43CGMt-l V . Davt: Inhnsnn . Mark Meinking. manager . Coach Womlruff . Alan Owens Len Filzgemld . Neal Schulte . Garry Daniels . Kevin Mainking . Jerry Adkins . Gil Murphy ' 7 Tom McCarthy Bub Speigle A Greg Utter . Chuck Noland . Roy Rhodes Reserves represent the 1Front Row: Rick Perry. Rich Hiles, Jerry Trauth. Terry Kidd. Rod Pmther, Ken Prather, Back Row: Coach Beamur, Larry Brinkmuyer. D. '.'S':k' 2 -.D K,lc:h.Sh :G .,L- KF'7.11.,K1C 1'. Gerzygeiazg, roundballers of the future. Front Row: Brian Partin. Ken Henges, Don Fennell, Sieve Aylward, R t1 Robbie Carr, Tim Iaspers, Mike Angel. Seccmd Row: Larry Timerding, ; eserve wres ers Dave Hammock, Charles Gray Roger Hinkle, Robert Martin, Earl Fredrick. Floyd Whaley, Darrell Perkins. Back Row: Iohn Newtan, Marty Hughes, Rob Hill. Enos Hayes, Tom Ferris, Coy Fugnit, Daryl Lockaby. Mike Campbell. Dennis Ayers. gain valuable experience. 105 Swimming requires a lot Of Front Row: Richard Meyung. Bob Naber. Don Phelps. Second Row: Iim Francis, Coach Distler, Bob Dawson. Steve Schad. Back Row: Ernie Riggs. Ron Sharp David Prather, Dennis Morga n, Bob Bowman. Paul Delph. Mike Phelps. Jim Morgan training and practice. An -. 34. become good swimmers. 106 Front Row: Sharon McLane, Debbie Meyung. Patsy Brown, Becky Corcoran, Micky Lillie, Michelle Montgomery. Marie Ccraci, Back Row: Carmen Gresser, Joyce Hinkie. Chris Wallace. Donna Hinkle, Donna Parlin, Sue Murphy. Kathy Morgenroth, Denise Simiele, Betsy Hafer, Helene Geraci. H-uwwn Hitting and throwing abilities are necessary Front Row: Dung Bruttun. Al Iohnson. Slew: Barker. Greg SuHmL Larry Roy, Tony Young. Second Row: Couch Inncs, Russ Hamlin Inn Smith. Bill Boyd. Jerry Smith, Gordan Sluckrud. Back Row 0 Raymond Rny Dave Meinking, Charliu Hull, Mike Smith. . 1n baSEballo W X h; '5 A' w. Reserves learn the basic fundamentals Front Row: John Newton. Ken Conklin. Paul Lake. Rusty Wulsnm Ronnie Blair. Inc Bockorstunu. Court Snell. Second Row: Coach 8qu- din, Mike Romanolln. Dan Miles, Crank RcmL Dennis Miles. Ricky Blui1 Gmg Hayes, Back Row: Iim Hull. Jerry Rnnmmm. Slave Daniuls, f b b 11 Allen Woods, Mike Montgomery. Lonnie Johnson. 0 ase a o 107 108 FOOTBALL Purcell-7; ' Norwood-O Norwood-15; Glen Este-O ' Norwood-lz; Colerain-G Norwood-7; Springiield South-O Norwood-S; Mt. Healthywa Northwest-Zl; Norwood-lz Anderson-IS; Norwood-D Oak Hills-ZB: Norwood-O Forest Park-23; Norwood-U Loveland-aa; Norwood-14 GIRLS, VARSITY BASKETBALL Norwood 14: Anderson 35 Norwood 19; Mt Healthy 40 Norwood 42; Colerain 69 Norwood 23; North College Hill 40 Norwood 21; Finneytown 82 Norwood 38: Northwest 42 Norwood 9: Forest Park 66 Norwood 17; Oak Hills 31 Norwood 32; Greenhills 41 Norwood 8: Harrison 46 Norwood 12: Wyoming 59 GIRLS RESERVE BASKETBALL Norwood 13; Norwocd 26; Norwood 21; Norwood 33; Norwood 25; Norwood 2.6; Norwood 18: Norwood 19; Norwood 20; Mt. Healthy 31 North College Hill 30 Finneytown 68 Northwest 48 Forest Park 19 1973 TRACK Dual meet-Colerain-Greenhills-an out of 3 Oak Hills Relays-4th out of 8 League Relays-Sth place Lockland night relays-Eth out of 14 K of CJeIays-ch out of 25 Roger Baco'n Relays-eth out of 12 League meet-Eth place Anderson 49 Coierain 45 Harrison 33 Wyoming 38 1Sectional-4th out of 12 teams CROSS COUNTRY Roger Bacon Invitational Bethel-Tate Invitational Holmes Duel Sycamore Invitational Woodward Duel League 3H League 1:2 Elder Invitational Princeton Invitational Anderson 3rd Varsity lst 116 Varsity 2nd Ill Reserve Varsity won 21-34 Reserve won 23-34 2nd 121 Varsity 10th 1'21 Reserve Varsity won 15-49 Varsity 4th Varsity 4th Varsny 12lh121 Varsity athlz4 Varsity lost 32-22 Reserve lost 35-21 BASKETBALL Norwood 58; Norwood 73; Mt. Healthy 57: Greenhills 72: Oak Hills 61: Norwood 71; Norwood 79; Norwood 7B; Norwood 70; Colerain 66; Mariemont 59: Indian Hill 56; Milford 54 Colerain 71 Norwood 50 Norwood 60 Norwood 50 Northwest 68 Forest Park 73 Anderson 75 Madeira 50 Norwood 59 Norwood 58 Norwood 74 Norwood 67; Mt. Healthy 79 Worwood win-forfem Norwood 70; Greenhills 62 Oak Hills 83; Norwood 59 Norwood 67: Northwest 56 Norwood 79; Anderson 75 Norwood 84; Forest Park 72 TOURNAMENT Purcell 63; Norwood 50 WRESTLING Norwood 30: Finneytown 29 Oak Hills 44; Norwood 6 Placed 5th out of 8 at Glen Este 111V; Norwood 56; Norwood 46; Elder 36: St. Xavier 3B; Norwood 32; Placed 6th Norwood 29; Placed 61h Placed 9th Edgewoud 5 Lakota 12 Norwood 11 Norwood 17 Reading 18 Finneytown Inv. Greenhills 26 League Sectionals BOYS5 SWIMMING Norwood 26: Norwood 4B; Norwood 112; Norwood 115; Norwood 69; Norwood 59; Norwood 66; Norwood 65; Norwood 65; Norwood 39; Norwood 110; Mariemont 69 Fairfield 46 'St. Bernard 26 New Richmond 42 Newport Catholic 27' Woodward 36 Madeira 28 Aiken 63 La Salle 44 Anderson 56 St. Bernard 28 Third in Hamilton County League Seventh in S. West Section GIRLS' SWIMMING Norwood 32: Norwood 69; Norwood 22; Norwood 57; Norwood 52; Norwood 88; Norwood 76; Norwood 104; 3rd in District Seton 50 New Richmond 16 Mariernont 63 Madeira 93 Oak Hills 101 Woodward 50 Fairiield 72 Princetpn 51 1973 BASEBALL Norwood 0; Norwood 5; Norwood 4; Norwood 5; Norwood 4; Norwood 4; Norwood 0. Norwood 6; Norwood 2; Norwood 5; Norwood 5; Norwood 3; Norwood 7; Norwood 5; Norwood 7; Norwood 4-Toumament Norwood 6; Norwood 4; Norwood 1; Mariemont 1 Walnut Hills 6 Loveland 5 Greenhills 2 Mt. Healthy 6 Forest Park 2 Finneylown 1 Northwest 1 Oak Hills 3 Anderson 7 Northwest 9 Colerain 8 Finneytown 3 Cnlerain 15 Greenhills 0 Withrow 12 Oak Hills 12 Anderson 3 Mt. Healthy 7 109 Norwood has its All-League 1. Bob Spaigle 6. Bill Wcsi Honorable Mention All-City and All-Lcague Fomball Cross Country 2. Larry Roy 7. Bob Dawson AILLeague All-Lcague.All-Cily.2ndTeam Basketball All-District Cross Country 3. Tom Ruebusch Honorable Mention 8. Tom Grace Football Honorable Mention Football 4. Steve Marcum All-League 9. Mike Smith Baskeiball All-Leugue and All-City Football 5. Allen Woods Honorable Mention Basketball 1'10 and Honorable Mention. :25: 42:22:: 2:: CU-napluin Steve Marcum charges down court adding another Field goal to the Indians scorn. Athletic competition means sacrifice for our athletes. This diver practices many hours, striving for perfection. A victory brings satisfaction. 111 Involvement in sports brings a personal When they are not cumpming, the members of the Girls' Swim Team During an important luague game with Anderson. the Indians, wilh cheer on their teammates. Bob Speigle 0n the tackling nnd, sun ssfully stop an Anderson drive. FESETVP. tea 1'11. Senior Tom McCarthy battles to pin his opponem during a match at home. Immuaun-xiV ' feeling of accomplishment. Junior Mike Smith discusses strategy of the next play with C dCh Orloff. 'l-hu In luum lmngmgulus lugmhnr in 1111? final minutns hufurl': lhe kick-off 10 hIEEll' pup lalks by their nuanchns. mentally prepare lhs-msvh'us. and In ulil'nr lhul ulI-impm'hml plml fur Vitzinry. Individual effort Senior iri-Capiain Mark Buggess mmivns an Anderson punt. gains valuable wrdage but is eventually stopped around mid-Eel The faculty line-up is ready to meet their npponenls-the Cincinnati Bengals DurinU me warm-u exercises, ack Pruthur Iels randy for Hm Jame. o P . combined with the team creates a Winning element. Swimming freestyle. Ronnie Sharp comes up for air as he heads toward the finish line. 1 115 116 r - I .ullhllhn - HUHHH: 'SHHHM sWilHOM H HW'WIWFFTT' W Q 4.... k - 4.... h 4...... $ 4-... j At the sectional swim meet held at Norwood. accurate times were very important to determine which swimmers had qualified 10 go to the districis The athlete is a student first, an athlete second. Against Anderson on a third and long situation, Nummod fakes the run and Co-caplain Larry Roy leads ihe Indians through lhe lecpee, drops back to pass, Swimming requires n great amount of concentruliun. a lot of practice. and the ability to endure physical pain. The Norwuod Facully Cheerleaders cheer the teachers on to victory. In first period play, John Kiclty just barely gels his shul over the outstretched arm of a Greenhills player. 9m: Iim Scotl. WSAI disc-jockey, eats his pre-game White Castle, Coach Woodruff gives his wrestlers last minute instructions before the match. Kun i r0spur prmzliuus his kickol'fs in preparation for the Senior Bob Dawson dives into the water trying l0 gain Valuable summls in game. urder to win the race. Sports provide a chance for students to compete. 119 Th Imlianeltus precision drill mam displays u vnrinty 0f hulf-iime shows ranging from Lzlnwns :1! u rzn'rzus In 1hn lml and mm: .' : WP sue: here. For all participants, each game will be remembered. Couch 01'1an humps center with Bengal lznzkln Shaw. Chnlmnzuk during 3 : t'tzull guns up fm' Hm puinls IIUSIJHI! thv ul'i'm'ls 111' um 21 game in which the faculty won. hills players. Thrv rhuvrlnmlers play 21.5 mil us lhu mum, 1. Linda Timberlakn 2. Diane Higgins 3. Kaihy Morgenmlh 4. Kim Weinheimer 5. Sue McErlane 6. Kathy Filzgeruld 7. Doris Murray 8. Belinda Fans! 9. Lynn Barker 10. Debbie Christian 11. Edite Bnlgzds 12. Mary Ruehusch 13. Erin McCann 14. Robin Ruholl 15. Marie Geraci 16. Sheila Wallace 17. Melissa Murray 18. Jean Tape 19. loan Tepm 20. Gail Marcum 21. Cindy Hayes 22. Bonnie: Grace 23. lulie Witte 24. Teresa Meadows 25. Brenda Havens 26. Lisa Bowman 27. Sharon MCLane 28. Debbie Rose 29. Kathleen Muslin 30. 31. 32.. . Debbie Miller Sh awn ansom Shelley Fcnskc Donna Cooper ' . Kim Pralher ' . Loretta SCOH '. Patsi Brown , Mickey Lillie . Brenda Boggs ' . Edie Burwinkel . Sheila Smith . Vicki Lyons . Margie Bientz '. Kim Slricker . Kalhy Acey . Janet Leidenheimer '. Carmen Cresser . Denise Simielu . Sabrina Muller .Dunna Hinklu .Joanne Marlin . Michelle Montgomery . Betsy HafCr . , Cindy Gruhbs . Karla Grubbs . Helene Gnraci . Debbie Muyung . Becky Corcoran Girls Athletic Association introduces sports to girls. 121 122 - E 5 g;- QM; m' Front Row: Shawna Reid, Linda Timberlake, Robin Ruholl. Vicki Rhodes. Edite Bolgzds. Second Row: Belinda Foust. Doris Murray. Sheila Wallace. Bonnie Grace. Back Row: Kathy Morgenroth. Mary Ruebusch, Ka1hy Acey. Vicki Lyons. Brenda Boggs. Carol Lancaster. Shelley Fenskc, Melissa Murray, loan Tape, Sharon MCLane, Marie Geraci. lean Tcpe. Volleyball is one of the major sports in G.A.A. Sheila Smith dribbles down 10 the Norwood basket in an attempt 10 score two more points. GAA. Board: Juan Tepc. president;JeanTepu, treasurer;Me1issa Murray secretary; Marie Geraci, vice-prnsidem. I Both teams nnd their unaclws lulk over their sEI'alegy in u limwnul. G.A.A. sports provide extramural girls competition. Gail Marcum battles for control of the ball for Norwood in the lip-off Tennis can present moments of joking and fun. of a game with Norihwest. - qr. Melissa Murray practices her serve for an upcoming tennis game. 124 activities mk-tiVa-ttin n. Specific actions, happenings. 0r spheres of action. Brisk 01' vigorOUS movement or action; liveliness. The quality of life is determined by iis activities. -Arist0tle School-sponsored functions such as the Junior Prom, Homecoming. and the beneiit basketball games all provide pleasant diversions from the daily grind of just attending classes. These activities can be relaxing entertainment to a book-weary student suffering from terminal eye strain and writers' cramp, They let people socialize together. 128 Fall events start the excitement of the whole year. '1th crowd is an immrlzml ulumenl of m r 5 arts evenL Led b iis cheers 11 des ondcnt football team mm be coaxed on to victor . l y P P Music and majorettes added lusler t0 Homecoming. Parenls' Night recognizes the parents of athletes and cheerleaders. Faculty Cheerleaders practice 10 stir the old guys to defeat lhe WSAI team. Certainly the highlight of the seasods activities The queens and attendants of the ciass 0119745 Homecoming and From. Leading the Homecoming parade before the game was the band. 130 The Bengals fnrmnd an impenetrable wall against Nm'wnml. is Homecoming. mmg; Denise Dick was hilariously funny as 1ha drunk actress, Gay Wellington. in the Senior Play. You Can't Take it Wfih You. 131 Homecoming colors the world of the Indians. Lonnie Iohnson pulls his man from Anderson down from behind as seconds tick by. $1 The skunk, with realistic smoke, walks away with first ; . ,. ; ,- 132 place in the float compelitlnn. Chuck Noland and Vickie Spaw enjoy the Queen's Dance shortly after her Presidems Russ Hamlin and Bill Krebs nongralulate each coronation, other on their prize-winning float. 133 134 HOMECOMING QUEEN Miss Vickie Spaw 135 ATTENDANT Miss Debbie Simpson 136 137 Miss Robin Sittason Dil'ol'JOd by Mr. Priuhe. Choir priulliCUS for the Christmas program. Linda escorts Hlmvn Daniuls lo the stage during Honor sziuly induc- liun. Winter events provide well-deserved diversion. Norwnud's drill mum. tho Inrliununtxs. provitlu pmvgnmn and hnlf-iimn cnlm'lainmnm 21! football and hasktrlhzlll games lhmughuul lht: year. Paul Dulph nxncutns dives z-md aids Norwoml in another win. The WSAI Good Guys pulled 111051. forms together In Snundly heal lhe old. tired facully. 139 Seniors present You Cadt Take It With You a+rowi ' IU:.1 ' q; un'h. x Sfrk$w xilxwixxiiiixx'igxgg 1. '59 $2??? I .J, . 1. 1k c 5' - Mtv- 4' k 3.; cf 1' ul' I , :3 $1. 5 mi 335W . w. 3;;.y,;.t.u ' ' Wilmiym Will ynu pardon us. Mr. Knlnnkhav? W011: going In the Monte Carlo 1131101. 140 Linda Degaro looks over her lines once more as the Senior Class Play draws mean Labor play, religious play, sex play-I know 1T5 here someplace. A,- .'1 ..4; . l W. V '1 1 n....: ,-u ,unnlmmunuumun- n-mmu zg- :, m ' ' ihkfk. ,AL..L.....,...---..-4 .ri K a 1 1K K'ES: Thu G-mun shows Grandpa Vanderhof his identification from the Department of Iusliuu as the Sycamonfs and the Kirby's are arrested amid mass confusion and hysteria. CAST Penelope Sycamore . Connie Ramsey E5518 Vickie Spaw Rheba Linda Degaro Paul Sycamore Alan Gearhart Mr. DePlnna ...... Mike Condon Ed.... Doug Yates Donald... Ron Blair Martin Vanderhof........... ...... Steve Barker Alice Debbie Simpson Henderson Russ Hamlin Tony Kirby.........4... David Harris Boris Kolenkhov Terry McFadden Gay Wellington ... Denise Dick Mr. Klrby Dennis Mize Mrs. Klrby Melodie Cannon Olga ............. Sheila Smith The G-Man... . Bret Telecsan Mac Rick Blair Ilm Mark Westermeyer Understudy Linda Owens Tho. Kirby's cull unexpectedly and trulch lhE: Vandcrhoff household unnwams. 141 Chr Crusou is El playnr rm Norwmnl's nvay-fm'nwd tennis HHHIL A game of lt'elp- frog supeuisvd by Greg and Neal nnds N-Cluh iniliutirms :h ' N 1' wwwigrg ; ' 4 Members of tho Chorus. under the dimctinn of M1: Prinbu, begin practicing their songs for the musical BYE BYE BIRDIE to he produced in April. iii m kng 5W Ion Mink. Jeff Barber, and the rest of the baseball team begin practice early. Every March TB tests are given to each member of the sophomore and senior classes Spring activities include outdoor sports and the musical. Tony Young vainly mes lo escape the blast from Karol Brown's water Linda Owens and Bro! Telemann take one last walk lhmugh the halls balloon, uflnr bzlmzzllalll'nale. 143 Under the theme of gStairway t0 HeavenWhe Second runnmuup Drehhiu Simpson with her uscorl Greg UHCF. Linda Dngarn uml hm mum Bill Eppmsun clamzv tn the theme song. The Prom Queen Linda Begum and her altendzmls. Vickiv Spaw und Duhhin Simpson. -, - n :-+W 11. .1; 'tFnuer' 144 Iunior Prom became a very enjoyable evening. Dunim: Mninking congrnlulimts Prom Quunn Linda Dugum. IUDiOI' C1353 President TOm Grace CFDWUS Linda DGgaro 1973 Prom Queen. The nxmtomum grows as Pmm Queen rtnndidutus anxinusiy await the annuunrzcmunt 0f the 1973 Prom Queen and her Court. 1 ii IJ l 145 146 Miss Linda Degaro IUNIOR PROM QUEEN ATTENDANT Miss Vickie Spaw 148 Miss Debbie Simpson ATTENDANT 149 Rink Blair hummer; a gymsm to play the Mr. Po1urson. with n unicynln thnk chums: up .1 little girl who is saddened by Conrad's getting pari M Conrad. clmllml. BYE BYE BIRDIE reflects the interest in nostalgia. Wn1l l hmar they go! pinnmL I was hoping Hwy would. Nuw lhuy'rez living :1! lam. Going shunly fur guml. Thu Singing sunsm ion Conrad Birdit! wows hi5 worshippers wilh You Col 10 he Simmrn. Albert Peterson ................................................. Tony Frost Rose Alvarez ................................................. Linda Degaro Kim MacAfee .................................................... Kathy Lake Conrad Birdie Rick Blair Mr. MacAfee .................................................... Iim Duesing Mae Peterson ............................................ Edie Burwinkel Mrs. MacAfee ............. Donna Fye Randolph MacAfee ............................................ Paul Keith Hugo Peabody .................................................. Dave Harris Ursula Merkel ............................................. Robin Sittason Gloria Rasputin ......................................... Debra Simpson Charles Maude. ........ Michael Steele Drama Director ................................. Mrs. Lindsay Buchy Choral Director ...................................... Mr. David Priebe Orchestra Director.... . Mr. I. R. Phillips Student Director ............................................. Martha Pugh :3 ' EISP'CINFMR ' G Conrad arrives to lmsioy one last kiss on Kim MacAfm', before he leaves for lhe Army. Ruse makes up for her night yrmrs ul' surviludn with 21 night on lhe iown. Hugu punches Conrad 0th 1m Ihu 1 1:1 Sullivan Shnva beOl'E! hu Item kiss his stmuly, Kim, Tho lonnagm-s' plans 10 run away and live it up are thwarted by MP. MutzAfulL :Spanish Rose clicks her caslzmms m the mm: of ' Mrs. Albert Peterson The Fabulous Fifties are reincarnated on stage. A Hm! performance is capped UH with Ehv. Curtain C'dH. x x 152 people mtipan 11. Human beings, persons collectively. A group or body of persons having the same interests, culture, history, condition of life, profession, traditions, etc. The people, and the people alone, are the motive force in the making of world history. -Mao Tse-Tung . - a . - r9 - r 'I v ' culivvif'a'k .05 . ;-. L. . , , .3: ' .f: 9 156 Peeple are the most important element of any institu- tion. Because students graduate and are replaced each year, it is always the current population of a school that decides its temperament. Individuals comprise the school and make it a place of human development and learning rather than a computer programmer for their minds. Members of the Board of Education have totaled 105 years of service to the Norwood School System. Robert A. Beckstedt. president Harold F. Funk 9 years 29 years Theodore A. DorI Kenneth C, Linder Theodore W. Gabe. DC. 9 years 2 years 12 years William Pace, curriculum director 81 assistant 10 Brooks Parsons. superintendent Paul Leary, clerk-treasurer 81 assistant to the superintendent 12 years the superintendent 10 years 22 years 157 The responsibilities of a principal are endless. 2 .5 s 2 a 2 2 . g - 2 t2 .2 -3 2 :2 Mr. Albert Geselbracht Principal 158 Imm ' NIH IIOIIII Mr. Keith Lawson. Assistant Principal Miss Null Griffin. Student Coordinator. Assistant Principal Assistants aid in coordinating school functions. 159 Lynn C. Adams-Algebra. General Math, Driver Education; SI- MFS- Jacqueline Alfers-Business Mathematics. Typing. Recordkeeving: LHOUETTE Business Advisor, Future Teachers of America; Ohio University 01' Cincinnati, 33 in Bus Ed; M.Ed. University. BS in Ed; Xavier University. MvEd; Ohio State Uni- versity; Miami University; University of Cincinnati. Mrs Sara Alley-English; Ohio University, 8.8. in Ed.; Miami University, M.A T Asher Alhy-Recordkeeping, Sales, Typing; Eastern Kentucky University. 3.3. in Bus.: Xavier University, M.Ed. 160 ' 1 James R. Ballinger-Physiology. Zoology. Biology; Miami University, BS. in Ed; Xavier University, M.Ed. Gerald Aukcrman-Bookkeeping. Business Machines. Recordkeep- Mrs. Margaret Baum-Homc Economics. Foods: Co-llegclof Wooster. 1.3.Avi ! ing: University Of Cincinnati. 13.8. in Ed; M.Ed. Western Reserve Universily. B,S,; Columbla Universny, M.A.; Mmml University: University of Cincinnatl. Teaching requires a large amount of patience. 161 He teaches who gives-he learns who receives. Richard Bouldin-Typing.BusinessMathematics,GeneralBusiness;Assislanl Mrs. Doroihy Bruelling-Occupmiunul Work Experience: Survey. OWE. Basketball Coach, Reserve Baseball Coach: University of Cincinnati. BS. Jobs, O.W.E. American History and English: University of Cincinnatil B.A.V in Ed. 3.3, in Ed: Xavier University; Keni State University, Mrs. Lindsay C. Buchy-Media Today, Drama; Senior Class Miss Nancy BulterfieId-Physiual Education. Health; G A A SoflbaH. Swim- Play. Spring Production; Ohio State University. BS. in Ed; ming. Volleyball; Miami University. 8.8. in Ed; University of Cincinnati. New York University; Xavier University. MEd-; XaViGF Universily, 162 Thomas Wi Cahill-Counselor; Xavier University, BS; M.Ed: Uni- Gary Chariton-Recordkeeping. Business Math, R.P.G.; Cincinnati Tech- versiiy of Cincinnati College Conservalory of Music: Western nicallnslitute. Associate of Applied BUSiHOSSsBUSiUCSSData Processing; Reserve Universiiy. Xavier University, BS. in Business Administration. -v K i I Q Inuqun C. Diulszusimsss Menuhines, Office Procedures; CiOiE. Mrs. Jeanne Dille-English: Miami University 8.8. in Ed Coordinator. Chairman Business Education Department. C.O.E. Ciub: University of Cincinnati. 8.3. in Ed..B.B.A.:C01umbia Uni- versity, M.A.: lohn Carroll University. V-12f Gettysburg College: Miami University. 163 imapWEWMIwud john W. Distler-Biology. Botany. Genetics; Swimming Coach; University of Cincinnati. BS. in ECL. Xavier University, M,Ed. Teach what you will, I shall learn what I can. Billy R. Englew-Algebra, Geometry; University ofKentucky,B.A.. M.A.: Mrs Janet L, Fealy English, f0urna1isrn;MJ'rror Advisor; Ohio Siate University of Cincinnati; Denison University. University, B. of Ed. n3 164 1 Mrs. Rose Fey-Art; Eastern Keniucky University, AB; Xavier Uni- versity. MA.: University of Cincinnati. Robert G. Gardner-American History, Russian History; Varsity Bas- Mrs. Sandra Cehmder-Cirrs Social Living; Purdue University. 8.5.: ketball Coach; Ohio University, BS. in ELL; Xavier University, M.Ed. University uf Hawaii, 8.8.: University of Cincinnati. M,A. 165 Aaron Gerrard-Algebra: Miami University. 13.8,. M A James GIUeson-Humanilics, Latin; Alhenueum Uthio, AB; Xavier Un iversily. College Conservatory of Music; Co-Author 0f Ave Ogden! Nuah in Latin. Mrs. Marian C. Gravos-English; Miami University. B.S.: Columbia University; Ohio State University; University of Cincinnati David O Griffel-Amnrican History. Today's Worlcl: Miami Uni- versily. BS. in Ed. M.A.T.: American River lunior College: San Jose Siam College, University of Cincinnati. 166 Miss Margaret Gunnlnrl-English; Espril Adviser. National Honor Robert Haines-Commercial Cooking, Shop and Related Subjects; Socinly: Ohio Unix'nrsily, 8.5. in Ed; Indiana University, M.E' in Ed. Author 0f F001, PFCPGTUHO f0 HOBBJS. Hnstaumnts, und Cafeterias, First and Second Editions: Food Preparation Study Guide; Cuisine Club: Miami Universily: University of Cincinnati. Methods may vary, but purposes Mrs. Clare Y. HampmniHnmc Economics, Clothing; Ohio Stale University, 8.8.; Columi bin University. M.A.: University of Cincinnati: Miami University. never do. '167 James W. Harmon-Physics: Toledo University, BA: Fisk University, M.A. He who makes hard things easy is the educator. Miss Elaine l-Iecker-OHicv. Procedures. shorthand: Future Teachers of America: University of Cincinnati, Associate Degree in Science, Horace Heffnnru-Woodworking: Ohio Slain University, BS; Uni- BS. in Ed. varsity of Cincinnati; Mississippi State Universiiy. 168 John W. Hoover-Industria! Arts. Metalworking, Driver Education; Miami University, 33.; Xavier University M. Ed. Miss Betty Kiernan-Counselor; Edgecliff College. BA.; Catholic Uni- I versity of America, M.A.; Xavier University; University of Cincinnati; . Miami University. 9 Ronald E. Jones-Physical Educmiun: Football Coach. Baseball Coach: Marietta College. H.PL 169 Mrs. Lynne Knupp-Cusmnmlngy: Cusnmlology Cluh: Universny uf Cimzinnaii, B. in VOEZ. Ed. '5. f 'b Mrs. Drenda King-Shorlhand. Business Math. RUCDdeECpng: Unl- .: versily nf Kentucky B.A. in Ed.: University of Cincinnati M. in Bus. Ed. ;'g:-:.. A -thmr- -u ' WM 'mia Donald Littman-Er;0n0mic Theory. Consumer Law. American Hi5. Mrs. Susan Luceykodiu Today. English: Pep Club: University of Cincinnati. lory: N Club; University UfCintzinnali, 8A.; Xavier Universily. M.A,: Associates in Ari. BS in Ed Chase Law School. ID, 170 Teaching is not just a job-it is an experience. Rnhnrl M. Lowther-Dzltn Processing. Fm'tmn and REG. Accounting: Miumi Universiiy, 13.8. in Bus: Xavier Universily. M, ELL; University of Toledu. Cnriificmc in Educalion. Mrs. Audrey Moeller-Cosmetology: VJ.C.A.; University 0f Cincinnati, wwgr . ABLE bl: THE ELEMENTS m n-dluncllva llhlnnlx lumes H. Morgan-Chemislry, Life Suiencu; Wabash College, BA; Mrs, Lori Nilssnn-Special Education: University of Cincinnati, University of Cincinnati, MA. 83. in Special Ed: Ursuline College. 171 ; ' J 'I ARK .a 1 172 Miss Florence Nolte-Counselor; Universily 0f Cincirr nati. BS. in Bus. Ed.; Northwestern University. MA. in Guidance Counseling; Miami University. Miss Beverly Noel-Counselor; Miami University, BS. in Ed. MVE. David M. Norcross-ZOth Century America. Economic Theory: Aduit Education Patrick Orloff43hysical Education: Head Football Coordinator; Miami University. 8.8. in Ed.; Xavier University. M. Ed. Coach; Miami University. BS; Xavier University, M. Ed. Those having torches will pass them to others. . , f ' u-,--.... ' Miss Eileen Parris English, Latin; Latin Club: University of Cincinnati, 13.8., 1. Robert Phillips-Concert Band. Orchestra; Spring Produc- B.S. in Edq M.A, tion, Music Supervisor: Capital University, B.S.M.: Colum bia University, MA; Miami University. David I. Priebe-Music Theory. Music Harmony, Music Appreciation. Senior Choir! Mixed Ensemble. Girls' Ensemble, Boys' Ensemble; Spring Production: Capital University. BA; Boleng Green State University: University of Cincin- nati, William A. Purler-An: Murehead Slam University. A.B.: Camplmllsxilln Cnllegv. 173 174 Mrs; Billie Pulhoff-Ofiice Procedures, shorthand; Uni- versity of Cincinnati. 8.3. in Ed: Xavier Universily. M.Ed. Waler. Prop-Mechanical Drawing: Morehead Slate Universily. A.B.; Eas1ern Kentucky Stine Universiiy. M.A.: Miami Universiur: University of Cincinnati. A Miss Shirley A. Smilh-English. Mudia Today. Speech: SILHOUETTE Publications Advisur: Olmrhnin Collage. B.A.: Miami University: in'inr Unimrsiry, Kenneih Sheppard-Dislrilml1w, Educalion. Sales: Distribu- tive Education Club: Miami Uniwrsily. B 9' Columbia Univarsify. M.A.: Ohio State Universiiyz Univt! 115' of Cini cinnnii: University nf Oregon. John P. Vinmznt-Shmthand, Recorclkceping.Typing: UniversityofDaytun, B.S.: George Peabody John R Wagner-Counselor; Assistant College. M.A.; Mnrehead Stale University. Track Coach, Assistant Cross Country Coach: University of Cincinnati BASH M.Ed They pass on skills, knowledge, and experience. Miss Bully Wuru-Westurn World. Asian World, Mrs. Phyllis WarfieldHLihrarian; Cumberland Miss Mary MV Welsh-Frcnch; Modern European History. 20:11 Cunlury World; Collegn. 8.8.: Eastern Kentucky College, M48. French Club. Cheerleaders' Ad; Nnrlhu'nslnrn CollegeufMinnenpulis.HA;Miami visor; College of Mount Saint Uniwrsily. M.EcL: Elgin Community College: Uni- Joseph. B.A.: Universi1e Catholh varsity of Nebraska. qua de l'QuesL 175 174 Mrs; Billie Pulhoff-Ofiice Procedures, shorthand; Uni- versity of Cincinnati. 8.3. in Ed: Xavier Universily. M.Ed. Waler. Prop-Mechanical Drawing: Morehead Slate Universily. A.B.; Eas1ern Kentucky Stine Universiiy. M.A.: Miami Universiur: University of Cincinnati. A Miss Shirley A. Smilh-English. Mudia Today. Speech: SILHOUETTE Publications Advisur: Olmrhnin Collage. B.A.: Miami University: in'inr Unimrsiry, Kenneih Sheppard-Dislrilml1w, Educalion. Sales: Distribu- tive Education Club: Miami Uniwrsily. B 9' Columbia Univarsify. M.A.: Ohio State Universiiyz Univt! 115' of Cini cinnnii: University nf Oregon. Mrs. Nancy P. Wickemeyer-Girls' Physical Education; GAA. Mrs. Kathleen Wilson-English; Kentucky Wesleyan College, BA; Indiana Softball. Swimming Volleyball; University of Cincinnati, BS. University. M.A.: University Of KGHIUCky; UUiVBFSHy 0f Evansville. in Ed: Miami University. Danny R. Woodruff-Driver Education Health; Head Wrestling Coach: University OICincinnati.B.S.inEd ;Xavier University. M.Ed. 177 Mrs. Beatrice Woodward-Counselor; Calhulic University of Americh 3A,; Xavier University. M.A.: University of Cinninnati. Counselor Ccrlificalion. When I am forgotten . . . say, I taught thee. Merrill Wynn-Spanish; Spanish Club, Spanish Naiional Honor Encimy: College Conservatory of Music of Cincinnati, B.M ; Xavier University, M,Ed.; Universily of Madrid. wurmp'v;rr'i' A 178 Secretaries are an integral part of the school. Mrs. Helen Kingery . Mary Ellen Munro Mrs, Ella Murphy Mrs, Shirley Bosch, Library Aid Mrs. Margaret HalHeldA Nurse: Jewish HeapitalSchool of Nursing, The staff contributes mucfl: aid to faculty and students Mrs. Georgia Peirano, Library Aid Mrs. Iudith Pendell, Treasurer Mrs. Billie Woods, Library Aid 180 Slanding: Fred Burnett. Roger TreaL Roger Disbennett. Seated: James jnnes, Arnokd Jones Arnold lanes takes a break from sweeping the halls. james Jones stops tn chat with Mrs. Moore Maintenance workers are the men behind the scenes. 181 182 Cafeteria Workers provide a valuable service. Front Row: Leavaughn Sharp. Nancy Blair, Virginia Slmushaugh, Bea Barker, Geneva Boggess, Louise Hagemeier. Ruby McDowell. Second Row: Earline Turner. Colleen Carrier. Helen Steinmann. Trudy Roy. Faye Graves, Ovilene Deaton, Irene Gehler, Gertrude Taylor, Betty a Miss Marilyn Werner. Diutilian BaileyABack Row:JnHanna Mayiiuld.FurnEukel.Wanda R01ph,Nellie Fitzgerald, Imogene Patterson, Dora Guecke Betty Ayers, Nellie Wilr son, lrnnc Gnudmun. Mrs, Ruby Wilson Senrnlnry 4.1; MEIR ! u. w '. JIM xrmx'm' ; . g7; Ur- mm 1 ;ll Hill IEIII' MEIIIHI ? A SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORE OFFICERS: Bill Bales. presidnnl: Kenny Prathnr. lruusurmt Dnhhie Bnllml. secretary; Robbie Hill. vice-pmsidnnt The Class 0f 76 is guided by able leaders. julie Achlen Anita Adams Ethel Adcock Debra Alexander Ierry Allen Patricia Alsip Doris Alvin Sharon Alvin Robert Alvis Sheila Anderson Michael Angel Sherry Asher Karen Ater Dennis Ayers Steven Aylwarcl Mike Baker Ruth Baker Debra Ballou Robert Banker Joseph Banks Ieffrey Barber Charles Barker Kathy Bastin Iames Bates Randall Bedell Malgaret Bientz Iames Bishop Sherry Bishop Tina Bishop Julie Bosse Elissa Bowman Dianna Brady Sheila Bray Bryan Brewer Tim Brimm Lawrence Brinkmeyer Ronald Brock Marshall Brotherton Patricia Brown Kimberly Bruner Janice Bryant Chris Bryce Rick Buff Kenneth Burchfield Ricky Burgin Lynn Buquo Edith Burwinkel Mark Caddell David Caldwell 184 Elizabeth Calvano Deborah Cames Robert Carr Deborah Chambers Wayne Ciark Paul Coburn Richard CoEey Shaun Cole David Conklin Gamma Connally Ricky Cook Donna Cooper Randy Cooper Victor Cooper Steve Coplin Cynthia Cox Dale Cox Pamela Cox Charles Craig Edward Cresie Rhonda Cromer Kurt Cuntz Paul Curtis Gregory Daniels Richard Davenport Sharon Davis Kathy Davison Bruce Day Rickey Deamn Theodore DeBord Deborah Dennis Doak DeTelEum Mindy Dietz Sandra Dilbert Carol Disque Connie Doan Michael Douglas Steven Downing Kimberly Dragslon James Duesing Brenda Dulong Steven Dumont Iames Durham Lisa Edison Carl Edmondson Sammie Edwards Victor Edwards Christina Eich Diane Elam Billie Elliott Peggy Farrell Thomas Pam's Kenneth Fehr Ann Marie Feldhaus Donald Fennel! lames Ferguson Larry Fields Elizabelh Finkle Donna Fisher Clayton File Leonard Fitzgerald Malinda Ford Ted Francis Barton Fredrick Ianel Freeman Pameia Friar Priscilla Friar Donna Frost Coy Fugett Carol Gaffney 185 Though newcomers, the Sophomores soon became Pamela Genton Edward Gudsey William Goecke Victoria Coins Virgil Goodin Curtis Goodman Thomas Goodman E , Steve Green Larry Greer Dexter Gregory Karla Grubbs Ioe Gustin Patricia Haas Sandra Hagedom Debbie Hale Gail Hamlin David Hammock Marcia Harmon David Harrison Vickie Harvey Pamela Hatfield Brenda Havens David Hayes Enos Hayes Dewayne Helton Indy Helmn Kenneth Henges Eddie Hensley lean Henson Steven Hess Diane Higgins Richard Hiles Marcia Hill Robert Hill Roger Hinkle David Hogan Cindy Hollen Kenneth Holloway Timothy Holt Karen Hopkins Steven Horton Ierry Hoskins 186 Lana House Judy Howard Randy HuiT Wanda Huggins Kimberly Hughes Martin Hughes Mike Hughes 109 Iorfida Rhonda Iackson Caivin lambs jerry Iaspers Tim Iaspers Dale lohnson David lohnstm Linda Johnson Mary lohnson Wayne Iohnson leffrey loines Ienuifer Jones Kathy Keeble Iessie Keaton Thelma Keith Sandra Keller Scott Kelley Donald Kelsch Brent KeuHer Debra Kidd Terry Kidd Marlin King Gregory Kohl Karen Komara Kathy Lake Lisa lane Kalie Lawson Michael Lawson Ierry Lay Phyllis Lee Michelle Lillie Daryl Lockaby Carol Logan Harold Logan Harold Long 187 After a while, studying will become a way of life . '1'- imh - lynvmuli'le. . , 41,7,muulfur n - Gil Murphy, a sophomore biology student. uses the microscope to examine the smaller crealures living in our world that cannot be seen by lhe naked eye. Rebecca Love Holly Lovell Robert Lucas lames Maiotl Brian Manning Donna Marion Jerry Martin Ioanne Martin Gail Maslin Kathleen Maslin Terry Maslin Timothy Matthews Karen Mayne David McCarthy Rose McDonough Nancy McFarland William McGinnis Sharon McLane Debra McQueary Michael A. Meadors Michael Meadors Teresa Meadows luhn Mecca Debra Meyung Deborah Miles Catherine Miller Darlene Miller Marlene Miller Michael Miller David Miracle Richard Misch Linda Mitchell Paul Molnar Michele Montgomery David Moore 188 for most sophomores, but no less disagreeable. E! , . X: EEEE x2, EEE EEEEEE EEE EEEEEE EEEE ?EEIEIEE WIE. E I, Debra Moore James Moreland David Morgan Debbie Morris Brenda Morrison Rickie Mounce Nicoletta Mozzone Betty Mueller Wayne Mullins Linda Murphy William Murphy Deborah Murray Doris Murray Shawn Newsom Iames Nice Dennis Nichols Rose Nolte Vernon Osborne Clyde Owens Rickie Owens Delbert Padgett Marilyn Page Charles Parker Vicki Parker Dennis Parks David Parmley Raeschell Parr Dean Parsons Donna Partin Brian Parton Darlene Penningmn Darlene Pennington Darrell Perkins Jeffrey Perry Patricia Perry 189 Dissected frogs, postulates, and driven? licenses: Ricky Perry Gary Phillips Michael Phillips Kathy Pierce Veronica Policano Denise Pouebaum john Potlinger Kenneth Prather Rodney Prather Steven Prather Lawrence Prues Robert Prues Kenneth Rainey Peggy Ramey Shawna Reid Carl Reynolds Rulhann Rheinfrank Ernest Riggs Esther Riggs Patricia Roach Gary Robisch Doug Rolsen Rodney Saylor Mark Schaffer IoAnn Schibi Bob Schipler Terry Schoeck lerry Sears Christopher Segn'st Lexie Shadden Faith Shaw Ron Shouse Phil Shular Dennis Sickinger Denise Simile 190 A5 workers in the greenhouse, sophomores Carol Gaffney and Lisa Bowman continue their study of plants. Kathy Sloan Danetta Slusher Steven Slusher Theodore Slye Diane Smallwood Deborah Smith Dianne Smith Gary Smith Ierry Smith Ruth Smith Sheila Smith Peggy Snell Juanita Soeder Mark Sparkman Tony Shaw Barry Sladerman Deborah StaHord Ieffrey Stafford lonalhan Staples Thomas Stein Gina Stephens Mark Stephens Cindy Stringer Tammy Strobe! Brenda Swanrd Rosemary Swangin Teresa Sweeney Michael Tanner Raymond Tanner Elizabeth Taylor Randy Taylor Karen Teepen Richard Teepen Pam Tibbetls Samuel Tieman 191 Larry Timerding Mary Timerding Gerald Trauth Rickie Tucker William Tucker Ricky Turner Lisa VandergriH David Vincent Michaei Wade Carol Ward Robert Wermeling Iames Wesley Sharen West Thomas West Robert Wetherbee Floyd Whaley Marlene While Shirley White David Whiltenburg Donna Wilkerson Mark Wiimes Anna Wisbey Karl Wiseman lulie Wilt Iulie Witte Frances Wolf Tommy Wong Cynthia Wood Vivian Wright Candy Young Eddie Young Ianet Young 192 Form is always imporlant when diving, Homeronms create holiday deco- rations. JUNIORS Terry Adams Steve Adkins Kimberly Agee Bettina Arbinu Toni Auterson Mike Aylward Charles Bailey Brenda Baker Nancy Ball Connie Ballard Lynn Barker Pam Barker Deborah Barnes Diane Barnett Dan Beasley Laura Beattie Connie Becknell Darlene Becksiedt Gerry Berling Vickie Blake Debra Blevins Ioe Beckerstette Wendell Boggs Edite Bolgzds Larry Bond Steve Boone Lana Botkins Bob Bowman jeffrey Bowman Rick Branscomb 194 JUNIOR OFFICERS: Beverly McWhorten summary: loan Tape, ircasurer; Mike Monlgomury. Vico- presidenl; Renee Thompson. president Many active juniors support their class officers. American history, chemistry, Algebra II, and English keep them busy. Naomi Brewer Sharon Brewer Leo Broerman Darlene Brown lay Brown Karol Brown Robert Brown Sandy Brown Connie Bryant Kathy Buchanan Linda Burke Cathy Bush Mike Campbell Rowena Campbell Pat Canterbury Vickie Cavins Roger Chambers David Chapman Greg Chapman Rhonda Childers Terry Chinn Randy Chitwood Robert Chitwood Randy Clark Debbie Cochran Iames Cochran David Coffey Larry Cogliano Mark Collins Linda Combs Ronnie Cook John Cooper Teresa Cooper Greg Cornelius john Cosgrove Ierry Cox Chris Crusoe Dennis Daniel Steve Daniels Carlos Deaton 195 Students who share common interests, goals, and $ '2. -A '7 '7 3 Students spend long hours of diligenl study preparing for exams. Doreen DeTellum Steve Dykes Denny Eich Dwight Elliott Barb Ellwein Nancy Ernspiger Brenda Ervin Dale Fancher Michelle Fenske Louis Fichter Garry Fike Linda Flynn Cheryl Forman Belinda Faust Iames Francis Indy Freeman Robert Freyhof Tommy Fryman Marianne Gaddis Dianne Gamble Mark Garner Henry Gehler Kenneth Geiger Marie Geraci Bonnie Grace 196 Charles Gray Doris Gray Sarah Greatorex Carmen Gresser Rick Grigsby Debra Grubb Rick Guy Dennis Hancock Donald Hancock less Hardin Frank Harmon Mark Harmon Mary Halter Greg Hayes Richard Heideman Hazel Henry David Henson Philip Henson Dougias Hessel Roger Hicks Richard Hill once Hinkle Cindy Hoffman Bruce Holloway Iulia Hopkins luninrs David Prather and Mike Phulps program the 1130 computing system to do varlous problems re nging from scientific applications 10 business applications. 197 Juniors work hard to make their Homecoming and j A? I The chefs 0fthe Tea Room are well-known for the delicious rolls and meals they prepare. loe Horn Michael Horsley Brenda Hoskins Diane Howard Brenda Hubbard Jackie Hughes Nancy Hughes Iames Hull Kristie Hursh Debra lackson Edward Iackson Linda Iapp Brenda Iohnson Rick Iohnson Deborah lones Kathy lanes Ruth lanes Michael Iordan Ioseph Keller Tom Keller Sandy Kidd Iohn Kielty Carol King Karen Kinross Beverly Knight 198 Prom something extra special for all who attend. Rhonda Knight Vicky Kcebbe Nancy Koewler Paul Lake Darlene Lally Paula Lawhorn Ieff Leary Keith Ledford Robert Lee Phyllis Lewis Greg Lillard Marcia Lillie Leanne Linder Barbara Loose Sue Lowenstein Gail Marcum Celia Marion Marcia Martin Robert Martin Sue Marlin Donna McCreary Terry McCullah Sue McErlane Edwin McGuire Mike Meagher Kevin Meinking Sue Meinking Brenda Mellett ; Sabrina Melter I x Lyle Meeue L l 1 Tony Metz Mary Ann Metzger Ion Mick Dennis Miles Beth Miller Stephen Miller Teresa Miller James Minton Sharon Miracle Candie Mock 199 Ronah Stephens improves her Wping speed and accuracy. Mike Montgomery Cindy Morgan Donna Morgan Iames Morgan Kathy Morgenroth Brenda Meyers Beverly Mullen Robert Naber Bill Naish lohn Newton Donnie Noe Deborah Nolle Robin Parks Teresa Parmley Pamela Partin Don Paul Pamela Payne Alan Pfeiffer Donald Phelps Michael Phelps Mark Pierani Kimberly Pilman Palsy Planer Iames Powell David Prather 200 luniur Ruth lonus reigns over the nulinnry works of url created by the Tea Room chefs for their annual Christmas bunqucl, Bonnie Price David Pruett Debbie Ratliff Clyde Rayburn Rhonda Reagan Grant Reed Sandy Reedy Cathy Retherford Phil Rexroal Boyce Reynolds Kathy Reynolds Karen Richardson Flo Riddle Kimberly Robisch Claudine Rogers Fred Rohdenburg Michael Romanello Iulie Roy Michael Roy Mary Ruebusch Mary Ruholl Connie Rusk Charlotte Rutland Karen Ryan Steve Schad Maturing juniors begin to develop leadership as lack Schardl Scott Schramm Mike Segrisl Dale Seiter Beth Sennett Delores Sharp Ron Sharp Barry Shepard Karen Sinclair Cathy Skeen Nancy Slaughter Rick Slusher Len Slye Brenda Smith Connie Smith Debbie Smith Don Smith Iames Smith Kim Smith Mike Smith 202 they strive to fill the shoes of graduating seniors. Courtland Snell Bonnie Sparks Mary Spaulding Debbie Spurlock Nancy Steele Ronah Stephens Heather Stone Martha Stone Bob. Stoops Dwayne Strunk Roger Strunk Steven Sullivan Don Sutton Beverly Tarter Deborah Taylor Donald Taylor lean Tepe Ioan Tepe Bruce Thompson Renee Thompson Ierry Tierney Linda Timberlake Donna Town Vonda Trammell Linda Treadway 203 204 Yeafs end begins their lives as upperclassmen. Terry Treadway Jeannie Trent Cynthia Trentman Kenneth Trosper Deborah Vance Cheryl VanVuren Ron Waddle Roger Wagner Vickie Walke Sheila Wallace Charles Walton Sue Watson Gregory Webb Aimee Weber Iames Weingartner Kimberly Weinheimer William West Bobbi Whitaker Thomas White Glen Wilkerson Bonnie Williams Keith Wiseman lohn Wine Dan Wittekind Robin Withers Betty Wong Billy Wood James Wormus Anthony Young u- ',. 9.3!: A nwiamw x 11197;? at :-y- N .h I W I N SENIORS 206 SENIOR OFFICERS: lim Faulkner, treasurer: Tom Grace. president; Bill Krebs. vice-president: Debbie Simpson. secretary For seniors. this final year at Norwood is filled with many Nlasts -the last football game, the last Home- coming dance, the last basketball game, the last time we hear the band play or the choir sing, the last prom. the last exam, and the last day. Some will recall their years at Norwood with fondness and others with con- tempt. Some will be sorry that this phase of their lives is over, but others will just be glad that the whole mess is past. For those who care to look back, it was an interesting four years. In our freshman year there was the infamous 316 study hall with Mr. Aukerman as the presiding officer who had a penchant for handing out the sentence of six consecutive nights of detention for the unpardonable sin of chewing gum. This was also the year we elected the little-known boy from the backwoods of South Norwood, Tom Grace, as our class president. Soon after our sophomore year began we discovered that both worms and frogs smell the same when they have been soaked in formaldehydeebad, and that we could get out of going to study halls tNor- woodis answer to the rackt by craftily wangling a pass to the library. Again we elected Tom Grace Class pres- ident. Our junior year was the first full year spent in the new building, and it was truly amazing how fast the newness wore off and we settled into the routine. Not only did we adjust to the heating system being tested in the summer and the air conditioning in the winter, but we also managed to sell the 500 dedication plates our re-elected class president ordered for us. Our senior year Tom Grace ran unopposed end was elected to a fourth term. We got panicky about filling out those horrid PCSis, taking the ACT and the SAT, and trying to invent some good qualities about ourselves to list on college applications. It was not until March that we realized how little time we had left, and decided whether we cared or not, We can never relive those years-let us hope we got the most out of them. Seniors begin to reminisce as graduation nears. KATHRYN D. ABBATIELLO KATHY SUE ACEY IEFFERY G. ACHTEN HARRY ADCOCK JERRY L. ADKINS LINDA DEE ALLEN TAUNYA LOUISE ALVIN DAVE ARMSTRONG ROBERT K. AUTERSON DEBORAH ANN BAIRD REBECCA LOU BALES STEVEN RAY BARKER BYRON DALE BECKER RITA LYNN BENTLEY RICHARD M. BLAIR RONALD W. BLAIR WILLIAM I. BOELLEKE MARK IUSTIN BOGGESS BRENDA SUE BOGGS DEBORAH ANN BOND 207 Seniors will always have moments to remember IVA JEAN BOWMAN LINDA KAY BOWMAN MARY PAMELA BRADEN ROGER O,DELL BRIGHT BARBARA IO BROWN BOBBY G. BRUMMETT, IR. BARBARA ERIN BURNS LEONARD C. BURNS, IR. PAUL HENRY BURWINKEL MARY C. CALLAHAN MELODIE CANNON JOHN P. CHOLKAS II RUBY ANN COLE BRENDA KAY COLYER MICHAEL W. CONDON SANDRA ANN CONOVER Seniors Steve Manzum and Mark Boggess provide us with half-lime enlerlailr Talented SilXOPhOHiSI Iohn Kingery COHCEHIFFHES on his menl. music. 208 PAMELA SUE COOPER SANDRA LOUISE COPELIN CONNIE L. CORNELIUS 1 DENNIS IEROME COUNTS E L I TERRY COX TIMOTHY JOHN COX LINDA SUSAN CRACRAFT DONNA CROUCH MARK ANDREW CULLEN l PETER D. M. CURTIS 3 GARRY ROBERT DANIELS TERESA E. DAUGHERTY 209 Applications, exams, pressures, assemblies, and fun, 1 I W W .m - . 5 ' :v Homecoming candidates Debbie Pouinger and Martha Pugh help to color the world of Homecoming 0n lheir beautiful HoaL ROBERT E. DAWSON DIANNA LYNN DAY GAIL DAY LINDA MARIE DEGARO DENISE LOUISE DICK GAIL DENISE DOW IAMES D. DOWNING ROBERT IOSEPH DUESING CINDY DUGGINS CHRISTINE DURBIN MARGARET A. EDWARDS LORETTA GRACE ELDER 210 signify the excitement and activity of the last year. Captain Phyllis Garland leads the lndianenes through prac- 1100. enjov basketball, MARGARET ANN ELLIOTT CONNIE SUE EVANS HAROLD DENNIS EVANS CATHERINE M. FIGHTER KATHERINE M. FITZGERALD IACK B. FITZPATRICK, 1R. MARY ANNA FOLTZ HOLLIE R. M. FREDERICK PEGGY LOU FRIAR TONY LEE FROST DONNA FRANCES FYE VICTORIA L. GALLIHER In its first yezu of nxisience, Girls basketball has given the girls a chance 10 compete and For those Who are not college bound, vocational PHYLLIS KAY GARLAND IUDY ANN GAST ALAN 1. GEARHART VIRGINIA IEAN GENTRY HELENE CECELIA GERACI ROGER ALLEN GERWE DENISE MARIE GILLISPIE RODNEY ALAN GILREATH BARBARA ANN GOECKE ELIZABETH ANNE GOENS THOMAS W. GRACE THOMAS ED GREATOREX xi: 9:1. .1. gm l Co-capta'm Larry Roy drives toward the basket and scores Seniors Debra Simpson, Vickie Spaw, and Rubin Sittason make up the 1973 Homecoming two more. Court. LII! l 212 programs will prepare them for immediate jobs. EN??? y'f-Yl' The Senior IANIS LEIGH GREEN CYNTHIA RUTH GRUBBS THOMAS F, GUY GEORGE B. HACKNEY DONALD BRUCE HADDIX ELIZABETH ANN HAFER ARCHIE ELMER HAMBLIN LYNNE E. HAMMANN DONNA KAY HARMON DAVID LEON HARRIS CINDY L. HAYES MICHAEL HEARING 213 Exemption from final exams has been a tradition . AK x As her humor class looks on in disbelief, Mrs Feuly lets Danny Miles have it. Shaving cruam pies may he one of her specialtius. but they are murder on eyes. JAMES WILLIAM HICKS IOHN WILLIAM HILL, IR. CAROLYN SUE HINKLE DONNA BETH HINKLE JOHN ROBERT HOOVER TANA GAIL HOUSE DEBRA IAYNE HOWARD PATRICK SHANE HUGHES SALLY ANN HUGHES MARK STEVEN HUMBLE DEBORAH IEAN HURD CHERYL LYNNE HURLBUT 214 KATHY ANN ISAAC EDWARD PAUL IANZEN ALFRED C. IOHNSON IULIAN DAVID JOHNSON LONNIE w. JOHNSON SANDRA KAY JONES SARAH IORDAN MICHAEL 1. KELLY VIRGINIA MARIE KEMPER TRUDIA LYNN KING JOHN CLAY KINGERY CAROLYN A. KOTHE Mrs. Fealystands back 10 get out ohheway of the retaliatory measuresDanny is planning. Qihibnmisllueach YOU to walk into one Of my 6135595 late 215 This last year marks the end of an important phase, :1 L: . -I ' , 4 Denise Dick, Renee Thompson. Russ Hamlin, Chris Crusoe, and Bill Krebs accept the trophies for their prize-winning floats. WILLIAM S. KREBS SHERRI A. KRECHTING MICHAEL A. KUSHMAN CAROL A. LANCASTER RUTHANN L. LANDESS CAROL ANN LEE JANET E. LEIDENHEIMER JUDITH A. LEIDENHEIMER BRENDA KAY LILLARD DAVID M. LINDSAY RICHARD L. LUCAS THOMAS LEE LUKEN 2'16 but also the introduction of a new one just beginning. ANDREA ANITA LUTSCH ANDREW ERWIN LUTSCH VICKI LYNN LYONS STEVEN R. MARCUM IUDY KAREN MARTIN JAMES RICHARD MASSEY DARYL DEAN MASTIN KAREN M. MATTINGLY JAMES B. McALLISTER THOMAS E. MCCARTHY CONNIE LOU MCCOY TERRENCE P. MCFADDEN Dave Harris has almost been transformed into Anthony Kirby LESTER MCFARLAND TIMOTHY D. MCGUIRE DONALD MEADORS KAREN D. MEAGHER DENISE M. MEINKING GARRY LEE MESSER DANIEL LEE METCALFE DANNY MILES SANDRA D. MOBLEY GERALD E. MOORE PAUL MORGAN LINDA GAIL MORRISON Brenda Colycr begins a typing assignment in her business In physics accuracy often means the difference between success and failure of an machines class. experiment. 218 pictures are characteristic of the senior year. MARY COLLEEN MOTZ WILLIAM T. MUELLER TIMOTHY H. MULLIKIN DIANA KAYE MULLINS MELISSA W. MURRAY BRADFORD B. NAEGEL SCOTT E. NEWSOM DEBORAH L. NEWTON PATRICIA A. NICKSON CHARLES FRED NOLAND 10 ANN OAKS JAMES P. OBRIEN 219 JOAN I. OWENS LINDA GAYLE OWENS DEBORAH ANN PAGE RICK L. PARSONS GLENDA KAY PERKINS PAMELA KAY PERRY DIANE YVONNE PETTIT PATRICIA JUNE PHELPS MICHAEL T. PILMAN BOBBI IO PITMAN DEBORAH S. POTTINGER JACK LEE PRATHER 220 KIMBRA ANN PRATHER IOY LYNNE PRIVETT RICHARD L. PRUES MARTHA RYLAND PUGH PAMELA S. QUILLEN CONNIE SUE RAMSEY KIMBERLEA RAMSEY MARK KEVIN REAGAN MICHELLE KAY REAGAN IESSE SCOT REINHARDT ROY D. RHODES VICTOR DENNIS RICH The kick-off begins an exciting and memorable Homecoming gameV The senior year is filled with involvement ARTHUR E. RICHMOND SHELIA LORENE RIGGS DAVID LORN RIGNEY VICKIE SUE RILEY PATRICIA L. ROBERTSON STEVE ROBINSON EDNA MAE ROGERS DEBRA ANN ROSE LARRY IUNIOUS ROY THOMAS A. RUEBUSCH DONALD WAYNE SCHIBI DONALD C. SCHNITZLER 222 in the class play, sports, musical, and club activities. MARGARET L. SCHROEDER NEAL GERARD SCHULTE LORETTA Y. SCOTT JOSEPH GEORGE SHEA BEVERLY ANN SHEELER RAY ANTHONY SIEGMAN LESLIE LYNN SILBER DEBRA ANN SIMPSON ROBIN LYNNE SITTASON BRENDA LYNN SLAVEN SANDY GAY SLAYBACK PAMELA SUE SLUSHER Debbie Simpson and Phyllis Garland ride National Honor Society and Student Council's float in the paradeK Reflecting on the past years leaves us searching KATHY DIANE SMITH SHEILA FAY SMITH VICKIE LYNN SPAW ROBERT E. SPEIGLE MARILYN STEARS I MICHAEL ALLEN STEELE GAYLE LYNN STEVENS I FRANCIS G. STONE PEGGY ANN STOOPS KIMBERLY E. STRICKER PATRICIA A. SULLIVAN PAMELA A. SUTTON Sheila Smith tries nut to foul Out while she snatches the ball away from the Northwnst girls. 224 JOHN MARTIN SWANSON SALLY JANE TARTER BRET STUART TELECSAN MARGIE 1. THOMAS MELODY U. THOMPSON PAULA GAIL TOMPKINS MARY E. TROXELL SHARON M. TUNGATE PATRICIA LYNN URMETZ GREGORY M. UTTER PETER A. WAGNER BEVERLY I. WARDWELL 225 As our lofty paper towers crumble beneath us, we SHEILA ANN WATERS JOHN H. WEILER RONALD A. WEINHEIMER PATRICIA LYNN WELLS TERRY LEE WEST MARK E. WESTERMEYER LYNN ROSE WHITE WAYNE T. WICKEMEYER IACKIE L. WILKERSON DEBORAH I. WILSON ALLEN THOMAS WOODS DOUGLAS C. YATES 226 DEBBIE SUE YORK Daryl Maslin and Wayne Schlbi gain botany knowledge from work in the greenhouse. Jeff Achten performs a heal expansion experiment in physics 228 SENIOR DIRECTORY KATHRYN DENISE ABBATIELLO College Preparatory Regina High School 1: Honor Guard. KATHY SUE ACEY College Preparatory French Club 2: National Honor Society 3.4; G.A.A. 2.3.4: Girls' Glee Club 3; Girls'CUunci13.4;Pep Club 3.4: Honor Guard: Senior Advisory Council: Esprit Business 516114: Pro America League of Students 4: You Can't Take 11 With You. IEFFERY G. ACHTEN College Preparatory Purcell High School 1: French Club 2: Projectionists 4: N Club 3.4: Track 2.3.4: Cress Coumry 2.3.4. TERRENCE WILLIAM ADAMS General HARRY ADCOCK Vocational O.W.E. JERRY L. ADKINS Vocational D. E. C. A.: Art Club 1.2.3.4: N Club 2.3.4: Talent Show 2: Cross Country 1.2.3; Wrestling 1.2.3.4: Track 1.2.3. LINDA DEE ALLEN General TAUNYA LOUISE ALVIN Business Education C.O.E. Club 4: Office Covup 4; French Club 2; SILHOUETTE Staff 3.4; G.A.A. 2.3: Track 2.3. JILL ANN ANDRUS General DAVE ARMSTRONG General Baseball 1.2; Cross Country 2.3. HOBERT K. AUTERSON General GARY ALBERT BAILEY General DEBORAH ANN BAIRD College Preparatory Pep Club 4. REBECCA LOU BALES College Preparatory Esprit Staff 4: SILHOUETTE Representative 2: Future Teachers of America 4; Honor Guard: G.A.A. 1. 2: Girls' Council 4: Pep Club 3. 4; Senior Senale: Li'l Abner: Bye Bye Birdie: You Can't Take It With You. ANGELENA T. BALL College Preparatory Esprit S1aff 2: Girls' Council 1.2.3.4: Girls' Glee Club 2: Honor Guard: Latin Club 1. presidenl 2: Mirror Representative 1. 2: National Honor Society 4: Pep Club 1. 2; SILHOUETTE Representative 1. 2, 4; Senior Senate; Sluden! Council 4: Hi-Y-Teens 1. 2. SANDRA KAY BANKS General STEVEN RAY BARKER College Preparatory Football 1.3: Baseball 1.2.3.4: Iunior Choir. vice-president: Naiional Honor Society 3.4: N Club 3.4: SILHOUETTE Staff 00-11de 4: Student Council 4: Buckeye Eoys' Slate: Seniur Choir 2: You Can't Take 1! With You. MARY EVON BARTON General SHARON ANN BATES General Campbell High School 1: Aiken High School 2. BYRON DALE BECKER College Preparatory Band 1.2.3: N Club 2.3.4: Pep Band 2.3: Spanish Club 1.2: Spanish Honor Socicly 2: Cross Cnumry 1.2.3: Track 1.2. RITA LYNN BENTLEY College Preparatory Cuunselors' Office Worker 2: Girls' Council 1: Honor Guard: Lmin Cluh 1.2: Office Worker 3: Pep Club 1: SILHOUETTE Represenmtivu 2: Switchboard Worker 3. RICHARD M. BLAIR College Preparatory Baseball 3: Basketball 1.2: Track 1; Boys' Ensemble 4: Latin Cluh 1.2: Mixed Ensemble 4: Pro America League of Students 4: Senior Advisory Council: Senior Choir 4: You Can't Take It with You; Bye Bye Birdie. RONALD W. BLAIR College Preparatory Wresiling 2.3: Track 1; Baseball 2.3: Mirror Staff 3.4: N Club 2.3.4: Pep Club 3.4; You Can't Take It With You: Bye Bye Birdie. GARY WAYNE BLANKENSHIP General THOMAS ANTHONY BOECKMANN General WILLIAM I. BOELLEKE College Preparatory Football 1: Track 3. MARK IUSTIN BOGGESS College Preparatory Football 1.2.3 tri-cnpluin 4; Baskeihzlll 1.2.3: Track 1.3.4: N Club 2.3. prusidenl 4; Projectionisls 2.3.4: French Club 1.2.3: Pep Club 1.2.3.4: You Can't Take 1'! With You. BRENDA SUE BOGGS Business Education Girls Council 4: Jllnim' Choir 1: Hunor Cuul'd: GAA. 4. DEBORAH ANN BOND College Prep aratory Ruginu l-ligh School 1: Iluunsnlnrs' Office Workur Z: G.A.A. 2.3: Girls' Council IL-I: Honor Guard: Pup Club 2.3.4: Spanish Club 2: Talent Show 2: l--Ii-Y3l m:ns 9 IVA IEAN BOWMAN College Preparatory National Elnnur Hmrinly 3.4: Gil'ls' Collmzil 4: Hunur Guard: Pnp Cluh 1.2.3.4: SILHUUH'I HC Ihrpmsnnlulivtz 3. LINDA KAY BOWMAN College Preparatory French Club 2.3.4; Girls'CmancilE.3.4: Girls1Glee Club 2: Honor Guard:1n- xlianelles 3. 4; Mirror Represenluiive '1. 2: National Honor Society 3. 4; Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4: SIM iOUI'IT'I'l-I Representaiive 2.4;1-Ii-Y-Teens 1. 2: Senior Ad- visury Council. MARY PAMELA BRADEN Business Education 001-1. Club 4; Of'l'icr! Co-op 4: Honor Guard. CAROL LEE BRENNECKE General ROGER O1DELL BRIGHT General Basknthull 1: Cross Cnunll'y 'l. BARBARA 10 BROWN Business Education CUE. Club 4; Office Cu-op 4; Honor Guard. BOBBY G. BRUMMETT, IR. General CHARLES T. BRYCE General BARBARA ERIN BURNS Business Education Regina High Schoul 1.2: C.O.E. Club 4: 0mm Cu-np 4. LEONARD C. BURNS, JR. General PAUL HENRY BURWINKEL College Preparatory Purcell H igh School 1: French Cluh 2.3.4: N Club 2.3.4: Football 2.3.4: Swimming 2.3: Track 2. IOAN LESLIE CADDELL General MARY COLEMAN CALLAHAN General Regina High Huhuul 1: Honor Guard; Pup Club 2: Senior Advisory Council; Yuu Cun'l Take 11 With You. MELODIE CANNON College Preparatory Clinic Wurkvr 2.3: Future Taunhers of America 3.4: Girls' Council 3.4: Girls' Glee Club 1.2: Honor Guard: HUuIlh Carvers Club 2.3: Junior Choir: National Hmmr szinly '14: SILHOUETTF cHuffI1,Izmirdilurtl;Spanish Club 1.2: Spanish Honor Society 2; Senior Advisory Council; You Can't Take It With You. IOHN P. CHOLKAS 11 College Preparatory Football 1.2.3.4: Basketball 1.2: Gulf 3: N Club 2.3.4. RUBY ANN COLE Business Education QUE. Chill. 50 :mlury 4: Office Cu-op 4: Girls' Council 1.2.3:Cir151 Glee Club 1: Honor Guard; Office Worker 1.2.3: Pup Cluh 1.2.3: Swimhhnzn'd Wurker 1.2: lliiYirnnns 1.2. BRENDA KAY COLYER Business Education 0.011.. Club. vicn-presidum 4: 0mm: Ctrop 4: French Club 2.3: Honor Guard: 0mm: W'nrknr Cl: Pup Club 1.3. MICHAEL WILLIAM CONDON College Preparatory Esprit Stuff 3: Mirror SiuH.circulationmanager4:511J10UE'ITESli:ff4:Suniur Choir 4: H1 Abner; You Can '1 Tnkc: It With You: Bye Bye Birdie. KENNETH EDWARD CONKLIN General Busulmll 2.3.4: Band 1.2: French Cluh 2.3: Pep Band 1.2: Pep Club 4. SANDRA ANN CONOVER Business Education Regina High School 1; C.O.E. Club. president 4: Office Cn-Op 4: Art Club 4: French Cluh 1.2: G.A.A. 2.3: Pep Club 2.3: Honor Guard. PAMELA SUE COOPER College Preparatory Counselors Office Worker 1: Fulum Teachers Of America 1.2.3: indianetlcs 2. uaplnin 3; Mirror Rupresenizuive 1.2.3: 0mm Wurknr 1.2.3.4: Pep CEuh 1.2.3: SILHOUE'TTE Repmscmzllivc 1.2.3: Switchboard Wurkur 1.2.3: Hi'Y-Tuens 1.2.3; Senior Advisory Council. PAUL DAVID COOPER Vocational Cuisine Club 3.4 SANDRA LOUISE COPELIN General Regina High School 1: Clinic Worker 4: Cnunsulors' Office Worker 4: G.A.A. 2.3: Hunnr Guard: Pup Club 2.3: Spanish Club 2: You Can't Take 1! With You. CONNIE LYNN CORNELIUS College Preparatory C.O.E. Club 4: 0mm: Cu-np 4: Esprit Staff 1. cu-assismnl business manager 2. assistant ptmlry editor 3: French Cluh 1.2: 0AA. 3; Girls' Council 1.2.3; Ciris' Glen Club 1; Honor Guard: lunior Choir 1; Pep Club l.2: Senior Advisory Cuumzil: SILHCJUET'I'E Staff 3.4: LN Abner. DENNIS JEROME COUNTS Occupational Library Wm'ker 1: You Gun '1 Take It Wilh You, TERRY COX College Preparatory C.A.A. 1.2; l-lnnur Guard: Iunior Achicvunmnl 1.2: Pup Club 1.2: Track 2: Yuu Cun'l' Take It With You. TIMOTHY IOHN cox College Preparatory Cmmsnlurs' Office Wnrknr 3: Future Teachers of America 3.4; Latin Club. Suurelnry 2.3.4: Senior Senate. LINDA SUSAN CRACRAFT Business Education Art Club 3.4: Band 1.2.3; C.O.E. Club 4; Office Co-op: 4: French Club 1.2: lndianultns 3: Office Worker 1.2: Pop Club 1; SILf-I'UUET'T'E Repruscnlmivn 4: Switchboard Worknr 1.2. LARRY IOE CRAFT General 229 230 DONNA CROUCH College Preparatory Ciz'ls'C011n1:il 2.3.4; 1111'13'Cle11C11111 1.2;1-11111111 111111111:l111'11'111'Ch111r 2; Nulionul Hunur 8111111131 3.4; Pep 1211111 1.2.3: Spanish Club 1.2.3: Spanish Humor 81112111134 2.11.4. MARK ANDREW CULLEN College Preparatory Purcell High School 1: Nalional Honor Snniuly 4: Fx'vnuh Club 2. PETER DOMINIC MICHAEL CURTIS General P11rcell11ig11Schuol1: Cross Country 2: Baskelball. manager 2. 3: D.E.C.A. 4. GARRY ROBERT DANIELS College Preparatory Wrestling 1.2.3.4. TERESA ELAINE DAUGHERTY Business Education C.O.E. Club 4: 111mm 130-1111 4. DANIEL THOMAS DAVIS College Preparatory Laiin Club 1.2. ROBERT EDWARD DAWSON College Preparatory Cruse; 111111111131 1.2. 1:11-1:11p1uin 4; Swimming 1.2.4. 12111111113111 3: Truck 1.3.4: Hand 1.2.3.4; 11111111 11111111111 4: National Honnr Suciuly 3.4: 1111;111:5113 2.11.4: Pup Band 2.3.4: You 1211111 111110 11 With You. DIANNA LYNN DAY General Cnunselors' 015111 Worker '1.2:G.A.A. 1.2.3: Cix'ls' Council 1.4: CirlS' Glee Club 2: Honor 01111111: Junior Chuir 1. ; Lihmry Worker 12: Mirror Ruprcstmlulim 1.4: Pup 1111111 1.2.3.4: SILHOUH'J'IE Representative 1: Switchboard Worker 2 Talent Show 2: HivY-Tncns 1. GAIL DAY College Preparatory French Cl11h1.2:1'.A.A.1.2.3:1111'151'150111111111:111.111111'G1111111:Junim'Achievement 4: Pep Club 1.2.3.4. LINDA MARIE DEGARO College Preparatory Cheerleader 1.2.3. 01111111111 4: National Honor Society 3. 51211112121131 4: Student Council 2, lreusurur 1 . . Freshman Class Trezlsurm': Mixed Ensemble 11.4: Girls' Ensnmhle 3.4: Espri! 511111 1.2: Cirls' Council 1.2.4. vicc-presidem 3: Honor Guard: Junior Choir 1: Senior Chuir 1.2.4: L111i11 Club 1. 1r1111511rer 2; Pup 1111111 '1.2.11:Girls1 1:11:11 1111111 1: 1211111111111:Am11111: 111'1A111112r: You Can't Take 11 leh You: Byu Byt- 111111112; 111nin1' Prum Queen: Bunknyu Girls' $111112: Snlutaiul'mn. DENISE LOUISE DICK College Preparatory French 111111: 2: Fulure T121 : 11'901Am1tri1111 1.2.4: Girls' Council 4: Girls' C1121: 1111111 1: Honor 1111:1111: 11111 111211011 2. 1:11plz1in 11.4; junior Chair 1: Pr'p Club 1.2: SILJ'IUUE'W'E Ruprusurnnlivu 2.3: '1'111131'11 Show 1: 11i-Yv'1'n12ns 1.4: Yuu 171111'1 T111111 11 With Yuu. JEFFREY LYNN DOUGLAS College Preparatory 13115101111111 1.2.3.4. GAIL DENISE DOW College Preparatory Arl 1311111 '1' 111111nsnl111's 0111111 Worker 1: F1'1.111. 11 Club '1: 131111111: 11:.11:111:1's of Am131'i1: :11; GA A. '1' Girls 11111111 i12.. 11111.9 11100 15111111 111111111'111111r11: ' Carnul'sChlh1:01'21'111'W11rkz-r3: 111-11111111'1:811111h111111r11W111korz Ili-Y-Fenns 3. JEANNE YVONNE DOWD College Preparatory Swimming 1:113pr118111f1.1311110r 4'. 0AA. 1.2.311311-13' Cuuncild: Honur Guard: Latin Cluh 2.3: Library Worker 2.3: Mirror Reprnsenlativu 2: National Honor Souiuly 4: SILHOUE'F'I'E chrnsonlulive 3: You Can't T111111 11 With You; Cumulul. JAMES D. DOWNING College Preparatory French Club 1.2.11: Mirror Stuff 4: SfLI-IOUE'I 1 E Representativv 1. ROBERT IOSEPH DUESING College Preparatory National Honor Sncinly 3.4; Spanish 1211111 2.3: Spanish Hcmur Society 3.4: S1111111n1 Couuul 1. CINDY DUGGINS Vocational Regina High 8171111111 1; Cusmnlology Club, truiisurur 3. presidnni 4: 11.11.18. 2' Swimming 2: 111111111 131111111 CHRISTINE DURBIN Vocational D.E.C.A. prusidnnl 4; Honor Guard: Mirmr chrlzstmhllive 1: 111111111 Worker 2: SHJIUUE'VI'IC Raprosentulivu 4. MARGARET ANN ELLIOTT College Preparatory Franch C11111 1: GAA. 1.2.11: Honor Guard: Pup 1111111 1.2.11.4: l'ii-Y-Teuns 1.2. LORETTA GRACE ELDER General BAA, 2'. Pup 1111111 3.4: 110mm 111111111. MARGARET ANN ELLIOTT College Preparatory 13111111 1: N11li1111111 111111111 S1111i111y 3,4. DANIEL ALLEN ELLWEIN College Preparatory 311511111111 2: Nzlliunnl 111111111 H1112i151y 11.4: Band 1.2.3. CONNIE SUE EVANS General Oakhavcn High School 1,2,3. HAROLD DENNIS EVANS Vocational D.E.C.A. 4: Junior Choir '1. JAMES FAULKNER College Preparatory Seniur Class Treasurer: French Club: 5111110111 1101111611. CATHERINE MARIE FIGHTER Vocational Cosmetology Club 3.4: 12.A.A. 1.2.3. KATHERINE MARIE FITZGERALD College Preparatory 1911:11121111111I1 1.2;C.A.A..vinuiprnsidnnl11.4:111111111'1211111'11:MirmrRepresenltniw: 1: liI-Yannns 1.2: Talnnl Shaw 2 IACK B. FITZPATRICK, JR. College Preparatory Cruss Cunntry 1:F1mlb1111. manager 2.3.4: Buskulhall. munngur 1: N 1311111 2.3.4; 111111 1111111 11: Pr11j111;li11nisls 3.4: 511.11011'1'1'11'E 911111 2: Spanish 1211111 1.2. LARRY FLYNN Vocational MARY ANNA FOLTZ General Track 2: G.A.A. 2.3: Iunior Choir 1. HOLLIE RAE MARIE FREDERICK General SPLHOUETTE Represenlalive 4'. Honor Guard. PERRY RANDALL FREDRICK Vocational Eleciricily Club. PEGGY LOU FRIAR General Future Teachers of America 4: Girls' Council 4: Girls' Glee Club 1: Honor Guard: Indianerles 1.2.3.4: Lihrary Worker 2; Pep Club 1.2.3: SJLHOUETTE Represcnlalive 1.2: Talent Show 2. TONY LEE FROST College Preparatory Cross Country 3.4: Track 2.3.4: Mixed Ensemble 4: French Club 3.4: Future Teachers of America 4: N Club 3,4; Senior Choir: Bye Bye Birdie. DONNA FRANCES FYE College Preparatory Mixed Ensemble 3.4: G.A.A. 1.2; Girls' Council 1.2:Girls'Glee Club 1.2. president 4: Honor Guard: Junior Choir 1; Latin Club 1.2: Mirror Represenlative 1: Pep Club 1.23: Triple Trio 3.4: Senior Choir 3. senreiary 4: L11 Abner; Bye Bye Birdie, VICTORIA LYNN GALLIHER General Girls' Council 4: Pep Club 4. DALE VINCENT GAMBLE General PHYLLIS KAY GARLAND Business Education French Club 3. treasurer 2; Girls' Council 3.4; Girls's Glee Club 2.3.4: Honor Guard: Indianettes 3. head captain 4:1uni0r Choir 1: National Honor Society 3.4: Pap Club 3.4: SILHOUETTE Staff 3.4. JUDY ANN GAST General Honor Guard: Offuze Worker 4. ALAN I GEARHART General Choir; Boys' Ensemble: Mixed Ensemble; LH Abner; You Cam Take It With You: Bye Bye Birdie. VIRGiNIA IEAN GENTRY Vocational D.E.C.A. 4: Girls' Glee Club 1: Switchboard Worker 1: Honor Guard. HELENE CECELIA GERACI College Preparatory St. Ursuta High Schoul '1; G.A.A. 2.3.4: Swimming 2.3.4; Spanish Club 2. ROGER ALLEN GERWE General FRED RICK GILES General Art Club 2. DENISE MARIE GILLISPIE Vocational D.E.C.A.. vinc-prnsidcnl 4: Indianeltos 2.3: Hunur Guard. RODNEY ALAN GILREATH College Preparatory Football 1: Basketball 23: Track 3.4: Baseball 1.2: Freshman Class Vice- President: Sophomore Class COVPresitlent 2; Arl Cluh. BARBARA ANN GOECKE Business Education C.O.E. Club 4: 011169 Co-op 4: G.A.A. 1.2: Cafeteria Worker 1: Girls' Council 4: Honor Guard: 0mm Worker. ELIZABETH ANNE GOENS Cbllege Preparatory Fuiure Teachers of America 1; Girls' Council 1.4: Office Worker 3: Pep Club 3: Hi-Y-Tecns 2. THOMAS WILLSON GRACE College Preparatory Fuaiball 1.2.3: Iri-nuplam 4: Wrestling 1.2: Buckeye Boys' Siam 3; Freshman Class Presidenl: Sophomore Class CwPresidenl: lunior Class President Senior Class President Latin Club. vicc-prusident 2.3.4; N Club 2.3.4: National Honor Society 3.4: Prujectionisls 2. treasurer 3,4; SILHOUETTE Represenlzllivn 3.4: SILHOUETTE Stuff 3.2!SSiS1Hn1 co-ndilor 4:51udunlCuunuil1.2.3.4;Pep Club 2: You Cum Take It With Yczu. THOMAS ED GREATOREX Vocational D.E.CA. 4. IANIS LEIGH GREEN College Preparatory lunior Class Treasurer: FronCh Club 2.3: G.A.A. 1.2.3.4:Girls'tlmmcil11.4;Girls' Glee Club 1.2; Honor Guard: Junior Choir 1: Mirrnr Representative 2: Pop Club 1.2.3.4: Hti-Tuons 2. CYNTHIA RUTH GRUBBS College Preparatory Swimming 4: French Club 1.2.3.4: G.A.A. 4; Cirisi Council 2: Girls1Cleu Club 1.2.3.4: Honor Guard 3: luninr Choir 1: Hi-Y-Tc'uns 1.2.4: Senior Choir 3.4. THOMAS F. GUY General GEORGE BENJAMIN HACKNEY Business Education Football 1; Wreslling 1: CUE. Club 4: Office Cqup 4. DONALD BRUCE HADDIX College Preparatory Football. manager 1.2: Baseball 4: French Club 1.2: N Club 2.3.4: Projeminmsls 3. sunrulary 4. ELIZABETH AN N HAFER College Preparatory Swimming 4: G.A.A. 4: Girls1 Glee Club 1.2.3.4: Honor Guard: Iunior Choir 1: Spanish Club 1.2; Spanish Honor Society 2.3.4: HiAYJI'mzns 1.2.4. ARCHIE ELMER HAMBLIN General RUSSELL HAMLIN College Preparatory Baseball 2.3.4; Cross Counlry 2: anionle Honor Suciuty 3. prosiclunt 4: N Club 2.3.4: Projecliunisls 3. vicn-prnsillnnl 4: Yuu Can'l Tukl: 11 With You. LYNNE ELIZABETH HAMMANN College Preparatory Regina High School 1; Honnr Uunrd. DONNA KAY HARMON College Preparatory Girls' Council 1.2.3.4: Cirls' Glen Club 1.2.3.4: Honor Guard: lunior Choir 1: SILHOUET'J'E Rnpmsenlativr! 1: Spanish Club 1.2; Spanish Honor Suuicly 2.3.4: Talnm Show 1.2: Hi-Y-Tmms 1: Seniur Choir 4: DAVID LEON HARRIS College Preparatory Football 1: Wrestling 3: Fulum Thachers 0f Amm'irza 1; Student Council 1: Lulin Club 2: Senior Senate: You Cun'l Take it With Ynu: Byl: Hyu Birdie. CINDY L. HAYES Business Education Boron High School 1.2.3: G.A.A. 4: Giris1 Cnumzil 4: Pop C1ui14, MICHAEL HEARING General Roger Bacon High thnnl 1: Bye Bye Birdie. MICHELE RENEE HEATON Business Education C.O.E. Club 4: 01110123 CtHyp 4: French Cluh 1. IAMES DAVID HENRY College Preparatory Wzllnul Hills High Huhonl 1.2.3: Bnys' I-Znsumhlv 4. JAMES WILLIAM HICKS General GARY LEE HILL Vocational U.W.E.: Truck 1. IOHN WILLIAM HILL. IR. General Fouthull 1: Baseball 2: Ulfirzu VVUl'kur 1.2: Pup Club 1.2.3.4. 231 CAROLYN SUE HINKLE General DONNA BETH HINKLE College Preparatory French Cluh 1.2: Flllurn '1't:zu;hnrs nl' Ann'rica 4: UAA. 2.3.4: Girls' Council 11.4: tiir'ls' Glut: Club 2: 1 11mm Guaml: Pt-p Clll112.11. ulon! Show2:11i-Y-Tulins 4: Suniur Choir 11.4: Su'lmming 4. TED A. HOOKS General IOHN ROBERT HOOVER College Preparatory Fllulhall 1.2: Pl'p CILIIL GARY LEE HOPPER General TANA GAIL HOUSE College Preparatory Curl Haydn High Suhuul '1: I High Suhnnl 1.2.:1:Mixmllinst'mblvZ:F1-vm:h Chill 3: Ci 1'Ensmnhllz1 Girls Cummil4:011'151Ulun121u1:4:Nulinnul llnnm' Huuiuty 2.11.4: Senior Choir 1.2. DEBRA IAYNE HOWARD College Preparatory Band 1.2.11.4: Pwnah Club 1.2.11.4; Girls' Cnumzil 4: Cix'ls' 0100 Club 1.2.11.4: National Humor Society 3, 4: Urcheslm 3. 4; Pep Band 2, 4; Pro America League 01. Sludenls S: Secrelury 4:31L1'1OUE'1'1'E Staff, cn-club editor 4:L'11 Abner; Bye Bye Birdie; Talent Show 2; Buckeye Girls' Slaie Alternate: Vulerliclurian. GARY HUBBARD Vocational Alllu Shop 3.4: V.I.C.A. IO ANN HUBBARD General PATRICK SHANE HUGHES General SALLY ANN HUGHES General Cirls' Eluunl:i1 4: Hnnur Uuunl: UElfilzn VVnrkm' 4. MARK STEVEN HUMBLE Business Education CLUE, Club '4: Office Cn-up -1: Library Wurkur '1. 232 DEBORAH HSAN HURD Business Education Fulurv '1'uzlt7hvrs 01' Amurinea l:Uirls'tInum:i1-l: Inninr Auhiuummnl1:1lumulul: Pup Cluh 1. CHERYL LYNNE HURLBUT General Nnrlh Cullogu Hill High Suhuul 1.2: 6AA. 2: Honor Liudnl: Library Wurkezr 4: Spanish Club 1.2: 170p Club -1. KATHY ANN ISAAC General Sludunl Council 1: Girls' Glam Club 1: Swimminu '1: UAA, 3: llmmr' Cllm'll. g EDWARD PAUL IANZEN Vocational 1i1m:tr1:;ily Club FREDERICK IINKS College Preparatory Band 1.2: Urulmstm 1.2: anuh Cluh 1.111 1115p Bnml 1.2:'11nlunl Shaw 1: I'm! Clnh 1:511,110UIC'1 1'1;' lhrprnsvnmtiw 1.2.11.4:Cmnr21nl. ALFRED CHARLES IOHNSON Business Education Halsszhizll 1.911: 1911111121111 11.4: CUE. Club 4: UI'I'iIIE: Un-up 4: I..Ilin 121th 1.2: N Club 2.11.4. Hllultml Cmmuil IS. IULIAN DAV1D IOHNSON Vocational Bdsknlhall 4. LONNIE WAYNE JOHNSON General SANDRA KAY IONES General SARAH IORDAN Business Education Cirls' Cummil 4: Homer Guard: Pup Club 3.4. MICHAEL I. KELLY College Preparatory Purcell High School 1. 2. VIRGINIA MARIE KEMPER General Rnginz: High Suhnnl 1: French Club 2: Honor Guard. TRUDIA LYNN KING General Girls' Glut: Club 1.2; Honor Guard: Pup Club 1.2. IOHN CLAY KINGERY College Preparatory Wrustling '1: Band 1.2.3.4: Lnlin Cluh 1.2.3: Unzhnslru 2.11.4: Pup Band 1.2.3.4. GEORGE RICHARD KNOX, IR. College Preparatory Nulimml llnnnr Sunimy. COSTA DIMITRI KOROS General CAROLYN ARLENE KOTHE Generai Band 1.2.3: f'Ispr'I'l SHIN 2: French Club '1: Fulurr: '11:;mhors 01' America 1.2: Honor Guard: Uffilzu Worker 3: Pup Cluh 1.2. WILLIAM S. KREBS College Preparatory Purnull 1111.:h thnnl 1: FmHImll 2,3: Baseball 7: Suphumum Class 'l'l'uusut'nr; lunior Class CWVilzu-Pt'usith'nl: Huniur C! 1s Vilzuilymsitlnnl: N Club 2.3.4: ijm:lirmisl ; SJLHUUICTTH Sizll'f 11.4: Spanish Club Z: Sllltlnnl Council 2, president 3.4: chinr Hamlin: Pop Club: llunm- Guard 2.3; Hunksmrn 3,4. SHERRI ANN KRECHTING Vocational Cosmetology Club 3.4: Future 'l'em:hurs of Amnrim 4: Honor Guard: Pup Club 1: You Cun'l Talm- 11 With Yuu. MICHAEL ANTHONY KUSHMAN College Preparatory Purunll 1'1 igh School 1: CrUSS lenlry 1,2,3; Trunk 2.11: Mirrur Ruprcsunluiive 4:M1'rrur $111114: Ilrzp Club 4. CAROL ANN LANCASTER College Preparatory Uirls' liiisknllmll: fiirls' Volleyball 4: Flltllre Taunhvrs nf America 1.3. virxzu pl'vsitiunl 4: HAIR, 4: Eiii'ls' Cnunrzil 4: Hrmm' Clmrtl: Lihmry Workm' 1: Mirror Rnprusnnlutivn1.2:Spunish Club . Spunish Hmmr Smiuly 2: You Crin'l' 'i'uim H With Ynu; Byu Hyl: Bil't'in; Suniux Senum. RUTHANN LOLA LANDESS Vocational Cnsmnlnlnm' Club. VitiIE-pITESitltlnl 4: 71mm; Tnzurhors 0i Amnritzzl 4: Honor Guard: Library VVnrknr l: Pup Cluh 1.2.3: i'liin'Futrns 1. TIMMY LAY General Aulu Hhup. CAROL ANN LEE Business Education CUE. Club 4: Office CLn-up 4: Honor Guard; Neuimml Honor Society 3.4. JANET ELAINE LEIDENHEIMER Business Education GAA. 2.3.4: Girlsi Cnumzil 4: Honor Guard: Pup Ciuh 2.3. JUDITH ANN LEIDENHEIMER Business Education G.A.A. 2; Pep Ciuh 2.3; Hnnnr Guaml, BRENDA KAY LILLARD General Future TI-nuhm's 0f Ammuzu 3: Pup Club 1.2.3.4: Hunnr Guard. DAVID MICHAEL LINDSAY General BILLY LONG, IR. General BEISIEIHIH 1.2.3.4. DONALD LONG General RICHARD LAWRENCE LUCAS College Preparatory Wr'oslllng 2,3: 'l'rur:k 2.3: Hamil 1,253.4: Lulin Cluh 1.2.3.4: Orchestra 3.4: Pep Band 1H: Li'l Ahnur: Bye Bye Hirdiu: You Cuu'l Tukt: H With You. THOMAS LEE LUKEN Business Education CUE. Club. imaisumr 4: Ofliitzt: qunp 4. ANDREA ANITA LUTSCH Business Education C.O.ii. Club. Izustruusurm' 4: anuh Club 1.2: lluuar Guard: Pnp Club 1.2.4: Uffitzn Wurkm' 4. ANDREW ERWIN LUTSCH General VICKIE LYNN LYONS Business Education Girls. Bziskvlhnll4;G.A.A.4:Girls'Cnunuil4'Girls'GlenCllllI-l;i-1nnm'Guard. THOMAS RAY MANIER Vocational DJCLA. 4: Amulnur Rzillin C'Juh. prirsitlnni 2: ijm:liunisls 2. STEVEN R. MARCUM College Preparatory Huskulhelll 1.2.11. ausuuplain 4: Mirror Bluff. nclilm' 4: Nulionul 110nm Sonicly 3.4: ijm:tiumsls 11.4. DAVID WILLIAM MARTIN Vocational Anlu Shnp 1L4: V.i.C,A, 4. IUDY KAREN MARTIN College Preparatory Fulux'o 'I'v:n:hurs uf Amvrittu 4: GAA. 1.3: Girls' Cnnmzil 4; Girls' Glen: Club I; Ilunur Ullurtl; Pup Club 2.3: Hi-Ys'l'vvns 1: Yuu Cun'i 'i'uiirr H VVJ'HI le: lunior Atlvisury Council: Byra Hyu Hiniin. IAMES RICHARD MASSEY Vocational Fuulimli 1.11.4: W'n'sllingwI Li; Machine Shop. vimkprusiduni 1i. smzruim'y 4. DARYL DEAN MASTIN Coilegc Preparatory Frrmzh illuh 1.21.3: Iuniur Chuir '1: SHJIUUIC'YV'FI Ruprvsmilalix'rs 1,2,3. KAREN MICHELLE MATTINGLY College Preparatory French Club 1.2.3; Girls' Cnumzil 1.2. HERBERT CECIL MAYSE General IAMES BRADLEY McALLISTER General THOMAS EDWARD MCCARTHY College Preparatory Football 2.3: Wrestling 1.2.3.4; Baseball 2; French Club 2.3: N Club; Sludent Council 3.4. CONNIE LOU MCCOY Business Education 5AA. 1: Hunur Guard: Mirror Staff 4: Mirror Rupmsunmtivo 1.2.3.4: Girls' Council 4; SILI'IUUE'F'TE Reprnsnnlulivn 1,2: TERRENCE P. MCFADDEN College Preparatory Latin Club 1.2.: Football 1: Swimming 1.2; Sophomnru Class Co-Vimt-Pmsidnnt: Vm'iely Show 2: Simian! Council. vim-prosidenl 3.4: National Honor Suniuly 4: Senior Choir 4; SJLHOUICTTE Staff 3. CU-iilerury editor 4: Thu Liilic Dog Laughed: Li'f Abner; Yuu Can't Tukn it With You: Byr: Bye Birdie, LESTER MCFARLAND College Preparatory Cross Country 1.2.3.4: Truck 1.2.3.4; ijnciiunists 3. president 4. IACK McGINNIS General TIMOTHY D. MCGUIRE General DONALD MEADORS Vocational O.W.FI, KAREN DIANNE MEAGHER Vocational D.E.C.A. 4; Hunor Guard: Swimming 2; SILHOUETTE Represcnlaiive 2; Girls' Council 3. DENISE MARIE MEINKING General DENNIS RAY MEREDITH General GARRY LEE MESSER College Preparatory Band 1.2.3: Pep Band 3. DANIEL LEE METCALFE Vocational Wrestling 1: Senior Choir 1,2: Spanish Club 2: Cuisinl: Cmih 3.4. DANNY MILES College Preparatory Basknllmll 2,3: Baseball 1.2.3: Esprit Stuff 3.4: llmiur Choir 1: N Club 2.3.4: Pup Club 1.2.3.4: Sturlem Cnumzii 2.3: Senior Choir 4: Hi-Y-Tenn. DENNIS MICHAEL MIZE College Preparatory Czifnleriu Wnrknr: Esprit Stuff: Lilljn Club; Mirror Bluff: Li'J Abner; Bye Bye Birdie: Tuiunl Show; You Can '1 'f'ukn it With You. SANDRA DIANNE MOBLEY Business Education Ari Club 1: G.A.A. 1: Girls' Council 1.4: Hnnur Guard: Intliunullns 4: Junior Choir '1: Pvp Club 2.3.4. GERALD EMERSON MOORE College Preparatory Cross Country 1: Wroslling 1: Band 1.2.3.4: Frumzh Club 3: Fulnm Tnmzhnrs uf Amuruna 4: Nulinnul Hnnur Sottiuiy 3,4:01'uhuslru 3,4; Pup Band 3,4: Senior Chuiz' 2.4. GREGORY EDWARD MOORE College Preparatory Fumhull 1.2.3: Wreslling 1.2: N Club 2.3. PAUL MORGAN General 233 -n l 1 1:1:illr-II. LINDA GAIL MORRISON Business Education lensnlors' Office Worker 2.3.4: Honor Guard: Pep Club 1.2. MARY COLLEEN MOTZ College Preparatory Regina High School 12: Swimming 4. WILLIAM T. MUELLER General STEPHEN C. MULLEN General TIMOTHY HOWARD MULLIKIN College Preparalory Nalional Hunnr Sociely 4: Spanish Honor Society 2. 4. DIANA KAYE MULLINS Business Education Girls' Council 4: Girls Glee Club 2.3.4; Honor Guard: Mirror Rnprcscnlaiivc 3. MELISSA WYNNE MURRAY College Preparatory Swimming 1; Volleyball 3.4: French Club 1.2: I-Ii-Y-Tnens. secretary 4: G.A.A. 1.2, snnmlzlry 3.4; Pro America League of Slndcnls 4: Girls' Council 4: Hnnnr Guard; Mirror Ropresunlulivn 2: Office Worker 3: Prep Club 1.2.3.4; SILHOU- ETTE Represenlmivc 4. BRADFORD B. NAEGEL General SCOTT EDWARD NEWSOM College Preparatory Cross Cmmiry 1; Band 1.2.3.4: Band Counci! 2.3.4: Mixed Ensemble 2: Senior Choir 2: Camaiui: Pep Band 3.4: Orchcsim 3.4: SILUUUETTH Stuff 3.4; Student Council 1. DEBORAH LYNNE NEWTON College Preparatory Art Club 2: G.A.A. 1.2: Girls' Glee Clllh 1.2: Honor Guard; Library Worker 2: Pop Club 3.4: Siuricni Council 4: You Cun'i 1'qu ll With Ynu. PATRICIA ANNE NICKSON General G.A.A. 4: Girls Glee Club 2: Hnnnr Guard: luniur Chuir: Pep Club 4, 234 CHARLES FRED NOLAND College Preparatory Football 12.3.4: Wrestling 1.2.3. co-caplain 4: Student Council 1.2.3.4; N Club 2. 3. 4: French Club 2. 3: Projectionisis 2, 3. 4; SILHOUETTE Represenlaiive 2. 3 JO ANN OAKS Business Education Pep Club 1: GAA. 1,2: Girlsi Council 4: Honor Guard. IAMES PATRICK OiBRIEN College Preparatory Football 12; Track 1.2.3.4: Cross Country 3; N Club 2.3. TIMOTHY GEORGE OiCONNOR General IOAN I. OWENS College Preparatory French Club '1. Z; Indianeites 3. 4; Office Worker 1. 2, 3; Sludenl Council 1; Swilchboard Worker 1. Z; Pep Club 1. 2. 3. LINDA GAYLE OWENS College Preparatory Band1,2.3,4: Band Council 3.4; Future Teachers of America 3: Girls' Glee Club 1; Girls' Council 4; Health Careers Club 3.4: Latin Club. secretary 3. treasurer 4: Orchestra 4: Pep Band 4; Senior Choir 2: SJLHOUETTE Representative 2; You Can't Take It With You: Bye Bye Birdie. DEBORAH ANN PAGE Business Education CDE. Club 4: Office Co-op 4: French Club 2,3; G.A.A. 1.2.3: Honor Guard: Pep Club 1.2.3. WAYNE LEE PARKER General WANDA LEA PARR College Preparatory. Cleveland High School 12.3, RICK L. PARSONS College Preparatory Track 3: Pep Club 3. 4. GLENDA KAY PERKINS General PAMELA KAY PERRY Business Education Frunch Club1:6irls'Coumzi13:Cirls'UlrrttClub 1: Honor Guard: luninr Chair 1: Uffiw VUUrknr 2: Pup Club 4: Swmmhonrd Worker 2. DIANE YVONNE PETTIT General anluybull 3.4: GAA. 3,4: Hunnr Guard: Mirrur Represnnlalim 2, LINDA SUE PHELPS Vocational IIHCA. 4. PATRICIA JUNE PHELPS Business Education Girls' Council 2: Library Worker 1: Pop Club 1. IACKIE PIGG Business Education Honor Guard: Indianelles 3. 4; Girls' Council1: iunior Choir 1: Pep Club 2. 3: Senior Advisory Council. MICHAEL THOMAS PILMAN General Art Club 2. BOBBI IO PITMAN College Preparatory Future Teachers of America 2.3.4: Girls' Glen Club 1.2; Honor Guard; Innior Choir 1: Lalin Club 2. 3. 4: Library WUrker1: National Honor- Sociely 3. 4: SILHUUE'IWI'E Staff 4: Spanish Club I. DEBORAH SUE POTTINGER College Preparatory French Ciuh 1,2: Fuluru Tumzhurs uf America 1,3,4: Girls' Cuuncii 4; Girls: Giee Club1;HonorGuard:lndiunmlcs1.2:JuniorChoi1-1;Latin Club 2: aniunal Hnnm' Sntzicly 3.4: SILHOUET'I'E Representative 2.3: TaIcnf Show 1, ELBERT LEO PRATHER, IR. Vocational Elmjlricity Club. IACK LEE ?RATHER General Basknlball: Trunk: Pop Club 1.2.3. presidnnl 4: Mirror anrrmmimiivu KIMBRA ANN PRATHER General Volleyball 4: French Club 12.3: GAA. 2.3.4: Girls' Glee Club 3: Hmmr Guard: Pup Club 13. JOY LYNNE PRIVETT Vocational DIRCA. 4: French Club'1.2: Honor Guard: lnrliamnlms :1: luninr Choir 1: Senior Chnir 2.3, DOUGLAS WARREN PROWS Vocational Aulo Shop 3.4: V.l.C.A. RICHARD LAWRENCE PRUES Vocational Elurziriuiiy Chill 3.4. MARTHA RYLAND PUGH College Preparatory Frnmzh Cluh 1.2.3.4: FUILIFOTBHUhI'Fs ofAmvriun1.2.vinnApmsiLlnnl.cn-presideni 4; Girls' Glut.- Club 2; Hunm Guard: Camelot: Lf'l Abner: You Cun'! Tukn 11 With Ynu: Hyn By Birdie. PAMELA S. QUILLEN College Preparatory Suninr Advisory tinumzil: Frunch Club 2: Girls' Council 1.2.3.4: Honor Guard: Indiunmms I : luniur Choir 1: Ume Wnrkur 2.3.4: Pep Club 1.2.3.4; Switch- hoard Worker 2: lliinTnlms 2.3. DEENA KAYE RADER College Preparatory Frnmzh Cluh 1.2: Hnnur Guard: Lnlin Club 11. CONNIE. SUE RAMSEY College Preparatory Swinm'ling 1: Clinic VVUrknr 1L4: Fuluru Tl'znzhnrs 01' Anwrim 11.4: UAA. 1; Humor Cuurtl: lnninr Alzhivvemnnl 3:1.4allnCluhii-I: Llhmry Worker l:M1'rmr Represmluliwz: Pup Cluh 3.4; SILHUUI'I'H'IC Staff 3.4: Talent Show 2: Bye Hyn Binfm KIMBERLEA RAMSEY College Preparatory Espri! Sniff 4: Honor Guard: Mirmr Ithrnsunlulm' 1,2. GARY RAY RAWLINGS College Preparatory Basketball 1.2.3.4; 'l'rairzk 1.2.3.4: Cruss Coumry1.2;LalinCluh31Nuliunnl Honor Socicly 3.4: N Club 2.3.4. MARK KEVIN REAGAN Vocational Aulu Shop 3. -1: V.I.C.A. 4. MICHELLE KAY REAGAN College Preparatory Honor Guard; SHJJOUET'I'E Representative 4. PAUL ANTONY REEVES Vocational Freunh Club 12: Cuisine Club 3.4. JESSE SCOT REINHARDT College Preparatory Hand 1.2.3: French CIuh 2.3; Mirror chrusunleltivu 3.4: Mirror Staff 4: Pop Club 3. ROY D. RHODES General Wrestling 3,4. VICTOR DENNIS RICH Vocational Basketball 1.2: A1110 Shop 3.4: V.I.C.A. 4. ARTHUR EMMITT RICHMOND Vocational D.E.C.A. 4. MICHAEL IAMES RICKER . Genefal Boiling Springs High School 1: Hampclcn Academy 2.3: Haskulhall. SHEILA LORENE RIGGS College Preparatory Band 1.2.3: Esprit smH; Office Worker. DAVID LORN RIGNEY College Preparatory Swimming 1: Basulmll 1: Snninr Choir 3. VICKIE SUE RILEY Business Education Band 1. 2, 3: CUE. Club 4: Office Co-op 4: French Club 2. 3: Girls: Glee Club 1: SILHOUET'I'E Representative 2: Pep Club 1. PATRICIA LOUISE ROBERTSON Business Education Regina High Schnnl 1: Latin Club 21.3: Snniur Advisnry Council: Hunur Guard: G.A.A. 2.3.4: SILHOUE'I' I'H Representative 2.4; YOU Can't Taku H WHh Ynu. STEVE ROBINSON Vocational Wrestling 1: Auto Shop 3.4; V.I.C.A. 4. 236 EDNA MAE ROGERS General DEBRA ANN ROSE Business Education Clinic VVUI'kPF: C.A.A.: Gjrls' Cuunnii; Honor Guard. LARRY IUNIOUS ROY College Preparatory Cross Country 1; Fonlhuil '1; Basketball 1.2.3.4: Baseball 1.2.3.4: Pop Club. president; French Club. vice-presirlem: N Club. THOMAS A. RUEBUSCH College Preparatory Punmll Hig School 1: anlthl 2.3.4: Truck 2: National Honor Stmiuiy 3.4: SILFVFOUE'VI'E ROEJI'USCHHIHVO Ii. LOUIS MICHAEL SBARBATI General DONALD WAYNE SCHIBI College Preparatory French Cluh 1.2: N Club 2: Hmthall 1.2: WmsHing 1.2. DONALD CHARLES SCHNITZLER II Vocational VVrmtling 11: Auln Shop 3.4: V,I.C.A. 4. MARGARET LEE SCHROEDER Business Education U.PLA. 2: Mirror Rnpresnnmlive 2: Nuliunul Honor Hutzinty 4; Ulfim: Worker 4: Pup Club 1. NEAL GERARD SCHULTE College Preparatory Football 1.2.3.4: Wl'nslling 1.2.3.4; Trattk 1: Fullmvship of Christian Aihlclns 1. 2, 3. 4; N Chlh 2. 3. viccwpresident 4: Pep Club 3. 4: Spanish Club 2. 3. LORETTA YVONNE SCOTT General Volleyball 3: Counselors 0mm: VVorkur 3: French Club :1; BAA. 3; Cil'ls' Glen Club 2: Honor Guard: Iunior Chnil- 1; Pup Club 1. IOSEPH GEORGE SHEA Vocational D.E.C.A. 4: luninr Achiuvnmnnl 4. BEVERLY ANN SHEELER Business Education CUE. Club 4: 0mm: Cu-up 4: Pup Club 1.2: Innim' Choir 1. RAY ANTHONY SIEGMAN College Preparatory Wrestling 2.3: Nulinnul Hnnur Socinly 4. LESLIE LYNN SILBER General Culinsclurs' Ol'f'ltzu Worker 4; Giris' Cummil 3.4: Girls' Glee Club 14; llunnr Guard: Inclianun :3,4:01'fim:WurkerA: PupCluh 1.2.3.4:Switchboard Wnrkvr 3; Hiin'I'mzns 4: Snninr Choir HA: Byrr Bye Birzlin. DEBRA ANN SIMPSON General Suninr Class Summary; Girls' Council 3. prusillenl 4:811'15'Glm! Club 1: Hunur Guard: Indiunnlles 3. Celplzlin 4: Junior Achiemmnm 2; Mujurnlle 1L mlplain . 4; Pep Cluh 1.2.3: SILHOUE'I I'J:I Sniff 3,4; LI'J Abrmr: Bye: Bye Birdin; You I Can't Take H With Yuu: Senior Senuln: Sllltlunt Cullmtil 4: Tulunl Shmx' 1.2: Hi-Y-'l'nuns 1. virzn-presidunl 4!; Senior Choir 2.3.4: lunim' Pram Allcmlanl: Humanmningy Queen AltundunL ROBIN LYNNE SITTASON College Preparatory lb-lonmtmmning Queen Ailnndzml: Cheurlniulnr 1.2.3.4; Nntinnall Hunm' Snaimy 3. treasurer 4: Student Council 3. secretary 4: French Club 1. 2.secre1ar313. president 4; SH..HUUI'. i J'E Staff 3. assistanl cu-ediior 4: Esprit Slaff 1. 2. 4. elssistanl edilur 3: Swimming '1. 3: G.A.A. 1. 2. 3. 4: Pep Club 1.2.3.4:Track 3: Pm America League of Sludenls 3: Honor Guard; Talent Show 1. 2: Girls' Council 1. 2. 3: Li'f Abner; Bye Bye Birdie. BRENDA LYNN SLAVEN College Preparatory Art Club 4: French Club 1.12.: G.A.A. 4: Girls' Cuunuil 1.2.3.4: Girls Clem Club 2.3; Honnr Guard: Talent Show 2; lli-Y-Tuens 1.2. SANDY GAY SLAYBACK General PAMELA SUE SLUSHER General 6AA. 1.2.3.4: Pup Club 1.2: SILHOLHC'I I'E Rnprnscmlulivu II: Switchboard : Worker 1. . If Y-'J'ucns 1.2: Swimming 2.3. i KATHY DIANE SMITH Vocational Cnsmvlology Club 3. sncrutnry 4: Esprit Skiff 3: Frmmh Club 2: LLAA. 2.; Hunm Guard: Pup Club Z. SHEILA FAY SMITH College Preparatory Baskelball. cu-cnptuin 4; Suflball 4; G.A.A. 4; Pep Club 1, 2; Honor Guard; Junior Choir 1: Hi-Y-Tecns 1; Girls' Council 1. 2. 3. 4: You Can't Take It With You. VICKIE LYNN SPAW College Preparatory Chulzx'luudm' 2.3.4: Clinic XNnrknl' 1.2.31Cirls' Cmmcil 1.2.3.4: Girls Glee Club 1. 2. 1i. 4: Honor Guard: Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4: SILHOUE'I'TH Representalive 2. 3: Sludenl Council 4; HisY-Teens 4; You Can't Take It With You. ROBERT E. SPEIGLE General WILLIAM MICHAEL STAFFORD General MARILYN STEARS Vocational Cnsmelolugy Club 3. sergeanl-aHu'ms 4: G.A.A. '1: Girls: Glee Club 2: Honor Guard: Esprit Stuff 3: Pep Club 1. 2. MICHAEL ALLEN STEELE General Crnss Counlry 2: Football 3: Trank 1.2.3.4; Cul'nlm'in Worker 1; N Club 2.3.4: Pep Club 13.4: Bye Byt: Births. GAYLE LYNN STEVENS Business Education GREGORY PAUL STEVENS General FRANCIS GREGORY STONE General PEGGY ANN STOOPS Vocational Cusmmnlngy Club 3. mmsurm' 4: Hmmr Guard: aniur Ath'ism'y Cummil 4: Ynu ffun'l Tukn I! With YrJu. KIMBERLY ENID STRICKER Business Education Huskulball 4: Softball 3.4; UAA, 1.2.11.4: Girls' Council 4: llnnnl' Ullm'rl. BRENDA CARLETTA SULLIVAN General szfmnrin Worker 1: Honor Guard: SILHUIH-IT'I'FI Ehmrusnnlaltiw '1. m PATRICIA ANN SULLIVAN Business Education Rttginil High School 1: Baskeihall 4: Cullnsclnrs' Office Worker 4; G.A.A. 3,4: Cirls' Council 4'. llunnr Guard: Pep Club 2.3: You Can't Take it With You. PAMELA ANNETTE SUTTON College Preparatory Swimming 1. l;0-t;;ipl.'1in 2:Cafi:turizl Wnrknr1:Chuerleuder 1.2; Girl's Council 1.2: Girls' Glen Club 1: Hunor Guard: lunior Choir 1: Pop Club 1.2. lmnsumr 3:81mlcnt Cuuncil :1: You Gun? 'l'ukn It Wilh You. JOHN MARTIN SWANSON Vocational Elmlricity Club 3. SALLY JANE TARTER College Preparatory Honor Guard: Latin Club 1.2; 0mm: Worker 4; Pup Club 4. BRET STUART TELECSAN College Preparatory Hand 1.2.3. prnsillnnt 4: Band Council 4: Lalin Club 1.2.3.4: Pep Band 4: Pop Club 3: iultml Shnw 2: You Can't Tum: 1'! With Yriu: Bye Bye Birdie. MARGIE JEAN THOMAS General French Club 2; Girls Ununuil 3: Pup Club 1; G.A.A. 2. MELODY DAWN THOMPSON College Preparatory Swimming 1: FJTEHIIh Cluh 2.3: 0AA. 1,2: Honor Guard: Pup Club 2.3: lIi-Yi Tmms 1. DEBORAH SUE TINCHER College Preparatory PAULA GAIL TOMPKINS Business Education Frvshnum Class Secl'mnry; Liiillnsclm's' Office VVurknr 1.11: GAA. 2: Girls' Cunnuil 1.2.3; Honor Guard: Offim Wnrknr 3.4; Pop Cluh 1.2.3: HirY-Teens 1. L2; SILHUIU-I'VI'JC Represenmlive 2; Sludenl Council 2: Switchboard Worker 2, MARY ELIZABETH TROXELL College Preparatory Girlsi Glee Club 2: Health Careers Club 2; Juniur Advisnry Council: Laiin Club 2,3: Naiitmal Honor Society 4; Pro America League of Sludenls 3,4; Pep Club1.2.3.4:SILHOUET'TE Representative 1.2.3.4; SJLHOUETTE Slaff 3. co-li- Eerary editor 4: Senior Advisory Council, WARREN BRUCE TROXELL Vocational Electricity Club. treasurer 3. SHARON MARIE TUNGATE College Preparatory Band 1.2: Cheerleader 3: French Club 3.4: Fuluru Teachers anmerina 4: 0AA, 2:Cirls' Council 3.4; Girls'Gleu Club 3: Honor Guard: Latin Club 2; Pm America League of Students. Cossncmiary 3. cosprcsidenl 4; Pep Cluh 1.2.3. co-presidcnl 4; Senior Advisory Council; Swilchbuurd Worker 2: Seninr Choir 3.4. PATRICIA LYNN URMETZ General Regina High School 1: Girls' Glee Club 1; Spanish Club 1; Swimming 4. GREGORY MICHAEL UTTER College Preparatory Football 1.2.3, 1ri-captain 4: Wrestling 1,2,3. co-uaplain 4: Golf 2.3.4; Mirror Ropresentative 1.2: Naiiunai Honor Society 4: N Club 2.3; treasurer 4; Pep Club Z: Projeclionists 2.3.4; SILHOUETTE Representative 1.4: SJLHOUETTE Staff 4; Spanish Club 1.2: Spanish Honor Society 2.3.4; You Can't Take It With You. PETER ANDREW WAGNER General Gulf 2.3.4. PATRICIA LYNN WALL Business Education Iuninr Choir 1: Office Worker 2,3.4; Switchboard Worker 2. BEVERLY IEAN WARDWELL Business Education Band 1: Office Worker 2.3.4: Pep Club 2,3,4: Switchboard Worker 2; Pm America League of Siudents. treasurer 3.4. SHEILA ANN WATERS Vocational D.E.C.A.. secretary 4.- Esprir Staff 4: French Club 3: Girls Council 1.3.4: Girls. Glee Club 1: Honor Guard: Junior Choir 1: Pop Club 1: Hi-YsTeens 1. TOBY ANN WATERS Business Education C.O.E. Club 4: Office Cn-op 4: Switchboard Worker 4. DEBORAH IEAN WATKINS General New Richmond High School 1,2,3: Future Teachers of America 1.2; Girls' Choir 1; Iunior Achievement 3: French Club 1; Senior Chorus 1,2,3. 1.. - I ..; . . j J ' ' g unRWUUIJ 237 IOHN H. WEILER Vocational Cuisine Club 3.4. RONALD ALAN WEINHEIMER Vocational Wrnslling 2: Ann: Shnp 3.4: V.I.C.A. 4. PATRICIA LYNN WELLS General Esprit Stuff 4. TERRY LEE WEST General Art Club 1: Pop Club 4, MARK EDWARD WESTERMEYER College Preparatory Band 1.2.11.4: Samar Advisory Cmmml: Pup Bumi 4: SILI'IUUH'H'E Skiff 4: Senior Choirz. 4; Talent Show 2', You Can't '11ake It With You; Bye Bye Birdie. BEVERLY SUE WHITE General LYNN ROSE WHITE General ROBERT RUSSELL WHITE General WAYNE TODD WICKEMEYER General 238 JACKIE LYNNE WILKERSON Vocational D.E.C.A.,1musurur 4: Esprit 81;sz 4; meth Club 2: Girls' Countil 1.2.3.4: Honor Guard: Indlancltes 3; Illnim' Choir 1; Pop Club 1: SILHUUI-I'I I'l-l Stuff :1: Hj-YiTunns 1. DEBORAH LYNN WILLIAMS Vocational D.E.C,A. 4. Culln'uin High Schuul 1.2.3; GLENN IOSEPH WILMES Vocational Baseball 1.2: Electricin Club 11.4. DEBORAH IAYNE WILSON College Preparatory Fulum Teachers nf America 1: Honor Guard: Latin Club 3: Pup Club 1.2. BOBBY RAY WITT General ALLEN THOMAS WOODS College Preparatory anknlball 1.2.3.4; Busnbull 1,2,3: Cross Cuuntry 1.2: N Club 2.3.4: Pop Club 2.3.4: Projmtinnisls 3.4; Spanish Club 12.: Switchboard Wnrker 1. DOUGLAS C. YATES College Preparatory Mixnd Emmamhln 3; Bnys' Hnmrmhlu 3: Frnnt:h Club 3: Future 'I'mwhnrs of America 3, uuiprusillenl 4: SiLHUUlTI'T'E Staff 3.4: Variety Shaw 2. Suninr Choir 2.3. prnsidunl 4: LI ! Ahnur: You Cun'l Tum: l! Wilh Ynu: DEBBIE SUE YORK College Preparatory Mixed Ensnmhlu 4: lelurn Teachers of Amuriua 1.4: Girls' Cleo Club 1.2.3: Honor Guard: Junior Choir113panish Club1.2:l.i'1Abner:Bye Bye Birdie; anMInr1'1'l'akult With YntuGirls' Enscmblu4:VzIriL-1y Hhuw 2. Suniur Uhmr 3, hisluriim 4: Pro America. Louguu 01' Smdzznls 3. IZO-pl'ESidOnl 4. uvlac s.?ss Fmtv Ann: sauna ' TmL3o7n HARRISON G GREEN 5 SON , REALTORS ADAMS.OAFFNEV b ASSOC cusrouu unxma :I mum: umu ADVERTISEMENTS- Lost your HerFF Jones class ring? Want to order your college ring? SZCUS... BOOTS DUESING GENO VALLE P r a 5? d e n f Vice Pruidonf 4H TERRACE PLACE - TERRACE PARK. OHIO 45I74 PHONE: 5l3l831-2039 240 C ongmt-ulations ,to the C lass of I 974 MMHM u , NORWOOD HIGH BOOSTER'S CLUB 241 THE S 8: S LABORATORIES. iNC. Beaufy Salon Supplies and Equipmen+ 3533 Cardiff Ave. i CINCINNATI. OHIO 45209 87l-6700 PATRONIZE YOUR LOCAL BEAUTY SALON HIGHEST QUALITY AVAILABLE Besi Wishes fo +he Class 0? 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' 8 v 6 5 4 Comple+e Roofing 3t Siding GE g Works M E 3834 mm Avenue FEDERAL E 7 ii: 53l-IOIO If A Man CouId Read A Book A Minu+e. l+ Would Take Him Over I I2 Years To Read All Of The $9,000,000 Hems In The Library Of Congress. The World's Largest 258 ORGANIZATION INDEX Academics .................................................................... 17-32 Adminisiration ...................................................... 158, 159 Advertisements ...................................................... 239-258 All-League and Honorable Mention .......................... 110 Baseball Reserve ......... ...... 107 Varsity .................................................................... 107 Basketball Boys' Reserve .......................................................... 105 Boys' Varsity ........................................................ 103 Girls' Reserve ..... 102 Girls! Varsity .......................................................... 102 Board of Education ...................................................... 157 Business Education ,,,,,,, 50, 51 Bye Bye Birdie ........... 150-152 Cafeteria Workers ............................................... 182 Cheerleaders .................................................... 96, 97 Choir ........................ 78, 79 Clinic Workers .............................................................. B7 Coaches .............................................................................. 93 Concert Band .................... .. 76, 77 Distributive Education ............................................ 52, 53 Cosmetology Junior ........................................................................ 67 Senior ............................................... 66 Counselors? Office Workers .......................................... 88 Cross Country .............................................................. 101 Cuisine Club ...... 64 Dietitian .......................................................................... 182 Ensembles Boys' .......................................................................... 85 Girlsi..,..., .................. 84 Mixed ...... ................ 86 Esprit .............. ....................... 49 Faculty ............ ............ 160-178 Fall Event ....................................................... 129-131 Football .......................................................................... 100 French Club .......................................... .. 58, 59 Future Teachers of America ................... 62, 63 Girls' Athletic Association ........... 121-124 Girls1 Council .................................... 42, 43 Girls1 Glee Club .......... 82, 83 Hi-Y Teens ................................................................ 68, 69 Homecoming Activities ........................................................ 132, 133 Attendants ...................................................... 136, 137 Queen .............................................................. 134, 135 Indianettes ........................................................................ 75 Iunior Prom Activities ........................................................ 144, 145 Attendants... ...... 148, 149 Queen .................. 146, 147 Juniors ...................... 193-204 Latin Club ......... ................ 60 Library Aids ...................... ................ 180 Library Workers .............................................................. 88 Maintenance .................................................................. 181 Majorettes ......... 74 Mirror Staff .............................................................. 44, 45 N Club ........................................................................ 70, 71 National Honor Society ............... 38, 39 Nurse .................................................................. 180 Office Workers ................................................................ B7 Orchestra ............................................................................ 80 O.W.E. 74 Pep Band .......................................................................... 81 Pep Club .................................................................... 72, 7 Pro America League of Students 37 Projectionists ........................................................ 61 Secretaries .................... 179, 182 Senior Athletes .. .......... 94, 95 Seniors .................................................... 205-227 SILHOUETTE Representatives .................................... 48 SILHOUETTE Staff ................................................ 46, 47 Sophomores ................... 183-192 Spanish Club ............................................................ 56, 57 Spanish National Honor Society .......................... 54, 55 Sports Roster .................................................. 98, 99 Sports in Action ...................... 111-120 Sports Scoreboard ................ 108, 109 Spring Events ................................ 142, 143 Student Council ........................................................ 40, 41 Swimming Boys' ........................................................................ 106 Girlsi... ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 106 Track ........................................ 101 Treasurer .................................................. 180 Winter Events ........................ 138, 139 Wrestlerettes .................................................................... 65 Wrestling Reserve .................................................................... 105 Varsity ..................................... 104 You Can1t Take It With You ............................ 140, 141 259 260 FACULTY INDEX A Adams, L. ................................................ 7, 46, 48, 63, 160 160 160 160 161 Ballinger, 1. WW. , 26, 115, 161 Baum, M ..................................... 161 Beamer, D. ............ .. . 93, 105. 114 Beckstedt, R ................................................................... 157 Bosch, S. .................................................................. 88, 180 Bouldin R. .......... 93, 103, 107, 162 Bruetting, D. ................... 74, 162 Buchy, L. ........................................................................ 162 Butterfield, N. ................................................................ 162 C Cahill, T. .......................................................................... 163 Charlton, G. .................................................................. 163 D Dietz, I. .................................................................... 163 Dille, 1. ..................................... 163 Distler, J. .................................. 164 DOrI, T. .................................... 157 Dosch, W. ...................................................................... 159 E Engle, B. ........................................................................ 164 F Fealy, I. ............................ 45, 72, 117, 130, 164, 214, 215 Fey, R. ......................................................................... 165 Funk, H ............................................................................. 157 G , Gabe, T ........................................................................... 157 Ganger, W. ................................................................ 165 Gardner, R. ................................................ 93, 103, 165 Gelander, S. .................................................................... 165 Gerrard, A. ....................................................... 26, 166 Geselbracht, A. ......................................... 158 Gleeson, I. ................................................... 166 Graves, M .................................................... 166 Griffel, D. ................................................. 166 Griffin, N, ............................................................... 159 Guentert, M. .................................................................. 167 H Haines, R. ................................................... 64, 167 Hampton, C. .............................................. 167 Harmon, I .................................................... 168 Hatfield, M. ............................................................ 87, 180 Hecker, E. ................................................................ 62, 168 Heffner, H. ...................................................................... 168 Holt, L .......................................................... 117, 130, 169 Hoover, I. .............................................................. 169, 224 I Jones, R ..................................................... 93, 107, 115, 169 K Kiernan, B. .................................................................... 169 King. D. ............................................................................ 170 King. W. ...................... 93 Kingery, H. .................. 179 Knapp, L ................................................................... 66, 170 L Lawson. K. ............................................................ 114, 159 Leary, P. ............................. 157 Linder, K. 157 Littman, D. 170 Locey, S. ........ 17D Lowther, R. .................................................................... 171 M Mueller, A. .............................................................. 67, 171 Moore, D. ................................................................ 93, 101 Moore, M. ................................................... 179 Morgan, I. 171 Murphy, E. ...................................................................... 179 N Nilsson, L. .......................... . ........................................... 171 172 172 Norcross, D. .................................................................. 172 O Orloff. P. ........................................................ 114, 120, 172 P Pace, W. .......................................................................... 157 Parris, E. 173 Parsons, B. 157 Peirano, G. .............................................................. 88, 180 Pendell, I. ........................................................................ 180 Phillips, R. 77, 80, 173 Porter, W. .............................. 173 Priebe, D. .............................................................. 138, 173 Prop, W. .................................................................. 93, 174 Puthoff, B .......................................................................... 174 S Sheppard, K ............................................................. 53, 174 Smith, S. ........................................... 174 V Vincent, 1. ...................................................................... 175 W Wagner, I. ................................................................ 93, 175 Ware, B ............... 175 Warfield, P. 175 Welsh, M. ................................................ 58, 117. 130, 175 Werner, M, 182 Whisler, M ..... 176 White, G ......................................................................... 176 White, R. ............................................................ 77, 61, 176 Wickemeyer, N.... 177, 227 Wilson, K. ...................................................................... 177 Woodruff, D. ............................ 65, 93, 104, 111, 119, 177 Woods, B. ............................................................... 180 Woodward, B. .................. 178 Wynn, M. ........................................................................ 17B Alylmliullw, K. 2117 Auvy, K. 117, 1111, 42, 49, 72, 121. 122. 2117 711111011, I. 31. 711. 114. 1111. 2117. 227 11121111211. J, 42, 115, 72. 1114 Adams, A. 111-1 Allzm 1'. 111-1 A1111; . 1;. 1114 71111111114. 11. 7-1. 2117 Adkins. I . 71.114. 111-1, 207. 220 Adkins H, 1514 Adkins. '1'. 101 Agve. K. 10-1 Alumminr, D. 521, 152, 72, 79, 11:1, 111-1 Allnn. 1.1114 AIIvn. 1.. 207 Alsip. P. 1111 Alvin.11 1114 111110.51, 1134 Alvin. T. 47. 5'1. 207 Alma. R. 1114 Andursun, D. 71. 103 Andrrrsnn. S. 511. 112, 75. 1114 Angul. M. 55. 57, 70, 1115, 1114 Arhinn. 11. 194 Armsu'nng. D. 207 Asher. S. 1114 Alter. K. 111-1 Aulursnn. R. 2117 Aulurson, '1'. 131.1. 72, 11151. 194 Ayers. 17.1115. 154 Aylwm'd. M. 194 Aylwalrd. 5,105. 1114 Bnglinn, 11. 1111 111111033. C1 Baird. P. 77 Ranker. 13. 57. 72. 78 Baker, B. 19-1 Baker. M. 184 Bakur. R, 1114 1311193. B. 1114 11.1105. R. 37. 42. 41-1. 112. 72. 21.17 132I11. A. 311. -11. 42. 411 111111. N.-111.57. 715. 1.9-1 Ballurll. 11, 1114 13511011141, 42. 115. 75.76.1114 Banker. R. 1114 Hunks. 1. 111-1 11.111101. 1. 711. 11111, 143. 184 Burhvr P. 76 Burkl C. 1114 Hall'kl .. 411. 121. 1514 Bar . 111-1 Bur '. I111. -11. 47. 711. 95. 1117. 2117. 21111 Hairnus, 11. 151-1 11:11'11011. 11 72, 194 Unrmlt. Y. 711 13115 n. K, HO. 1114 . 7441. 117. 15111 1101111011. 12. 1114 11111115112111, D. 42. 55. 57. 72. 1115. 111-1 111111121111. 1114 11111111111. 11. 2117 11111111111. 11, 105. 111-1 1111:1111. M. 102. 121. 1114 Hislmp, 1. 111-1 111511011. 3. 51;. 72. 75. 121-1 11151101112 111-1 11111111. 11.41. 72. 711.115, 1111'. $15. 1117. 1511. 151, 2117 111ml: R, 1. 15. 71. 515, 1117. 2117 Hinkv. V -.-17. ' 7 , 1514 1111511115. 11. 1114 11111'k151'510111hl 71, 11111, 1117, 151-1 11111'111'1xl'. 1.11.. . 7 1111g.ll'll.11,li-1 Hugglle. 1V1. 111, 711. 71. 11111. '1111. 11-1. 2117. 21111. 21111 111152115. 11. .12. 121. 122. 2117 Huggs. 11 . 19-1 STUDENT INDEX 1101g'u15, E. 42. 119, 1'17. 121, 122. 1514 110ml. 13, 42. 207 11111111. 1.. 104 Boone. S. 194 110550. I. 57. 551. 1114 110110115. L. 511. 104 Bowman. 11.23. 101. 1011. 194 Bowman. E. 72. 121. 1114. 191 Iiuwlmm. I. 38. 72. 21111 Bowman. 1. 74, 194 anman. L. 211. 311, 42. 48. 511. 75. 1118. 2118 Boyd, 13. 107 Braden. M. 5'1. 2011 Brady, D. 1114 Hmnsunmh. R. 22, 19-1 11rullon.11. 107 Br.ly.5.1114 Hl'uwm'. H. 112, L111, 77. 79 Brewer. B. 60. 712'. 1154 Brewer, N, 195 Brewer. 5.195 Bridges. I. 74 Bright. 11.2011 Brimrn. T184 Hrinkmezym. L. 27. 55. 57. 71. 105. 1114 Bmck. R, 184 Broermnn. L. 195 Bmllmriun, M. 184 Bruwn. 13. 51.. 2011 Bmwn, D. 195 13rown.l.195 Drown. K. 143. 1115 Brown, P. 106. 121.1114 Bmwn. R. 74. 195 Brown, S. 37. 42. 47. 49, 75, 11-15 Brummnll, 13.2011 Bruncr. K. 1114 Brynnl, c.1515 Bryant. G. 134 Bryant. 1. 184 Bryce. C. 184 Buchanan. K. 37. 72. 711. 1111. 1515 Huff. R. 1114 Buqun. L. 41. 511. 65. 75. 76. 18-1 Burnhfiuld, K, 71, 1114 Burgin, R. 184 Burku, 1.. 195 Burns. 11. 51. 21111 Bums, 1., 208 Iiulwinkul. 13.. 117. 411, 511.1311. 121, 1114 Burwinkul, P. 28, 58, 71, 100, 2015 Bush, 11.711. 195 132111111211. M. 111-1 Camus. D. 715 Caldwell, D. 111-1 Callahan, M. 201! Cah'zmn. 11.42. 105 Campbell. M. 1115. 1515 Campbell. R. 1115 Cannon, M. 1111, 42. 47. 63. 208. 209 Canlurhury. P. 72. 73, 79. 113. 105 Games. 11. 185 Carr. R. 55. 57. 70. 1115 Caving, V. 67. 1115 Clmmlmrs. D. 102. 1115 Chambers. R. 74. 1115 Chapman. D. 74. 1515 Chapman. C. 195 Chiltlers. R. 58. 02. 72. 75, 1115 Chinn. T. 195 Chitwunrl. R. 1115 Chih-voull, R, 195 Uhtnlkus. I. 70. 2011 Chrisliun, D. 159, 72, 121 . 1115 Cubum. P. 101. 1155 Cnczhrem, 13.42. 152. 195 CUCh n. I. 37. 4'1. 131. 112, 72. 195 Coffey, 13. 195 Cany. R. 1115 Coglinno. L. 195 Colun. N. 118 Cnlu. R. 51. 208 Cullr, S. 50. 72, 112. 87. 1115 CLOIIins. M. 7-1, 195 Cnlyer. B. 51, 21111. 2111 Cumbs. E. 72 Cnmhs, L. 57, 195 Crmdrm. M. 45. 78. 208 Cunklin. 11. 1215 Cunklin. K. 37. 72. EM. 1117 Cnnnuih G, 185 Conm'm'. C. 51. 21115 Cuuk. R. 1115 Cook. R. 11-15 261 262 Cooper. D. 121. 185 Cooper. G. 77 Cooper. J. 74. 195 Cooper. P. 209 Cooper. P. 64 Cooper. R. 185 Cooper. T. 195 Cooper. V, 185 Copelin. S. 87. BB. 209 Cuplin. S. 185 Corcoran. B. 69. 79. 106. 121 Cornelius. C. 42. 47. 51. 209 Cornelius. G. 195 Cosgruve. J. 195 Counts. I. 209 Cox. A. 78 Cox. C. 41. 42. 48. 58. 72. 83. 96. 185 Cox. D. 77. 185 Cox. 1.60. 71. 77. 60. 81. 101. 195 Cux. 13. 185 Cox. T. 209 Cox. T. 37. 60. 62. 209 Cracraft. L. 42. 51. 209 Craig, C. 185 Cresie. E. 165 Cromer. R. 185 Crouch. D. 209 Crusoe. C. 7. 42. 43. 55. 57. 75. 195. 216 Cruze. M. 64 Cullen. M. 38. 209 Cuntz. K. 60. 101. 105. 185 Curtis. P. 101.185 Cur1is. P. 53. 209 Daniel. D. 195 Daniels. G. 94. 104. 209 Daniels. G. 79. 185 Daniels. S. 88. 58. 70. 103. 107. 138. 195 Daugherty. T. 51. 209 Davenport. R. 74. 185 Davis. S. 185 Davison. K. 48. 60. 185 Dawson. R. 28. 37. 38. 76. 1'10. 81. 94. 101. 100. 110. 119. 210 Day. B. 185 Day. 0. 72. 210. 224 Day. G. 210 Demon. C. 195 Dealon. R. 185 DeBord. W. 48. 165 Degaro. L. 8. 38. 41. 42. 79. 84. 86. 97. 130. 140. 145. 146. 147. 151. 152 Delph. P. 38. 76. 80. 81. 106. 139 Dennis. D. 57. 78. 185 DeTellum. D. 165 DcTellum. D. 196 Dick. D. 42. 62. 69. 75. 131. 210. 216 D1011. M. 185 Dilberl. S. 185 Disque. C. 42. 185 Doan. C. 185 Douglas. I. 103 Douglas. M. 185 DOW. C. 42.. 210 Dowd. 1. 38. 49. 60 Downing. I. 210 Dawning. S. 185 Dragslon. K135 Duesing. J. 195 Dunsing. R. 38. 55. 210 Huggins. C. 66. 210 Dulong. B. 185 Dumom. S. 185 Duncan. C. 8. 9. 11.7. 46. 60. 65. 72. 75 Durbin. C. 52. 53. 210 Durham. 1, 185 Dykes. S. 79. 196 Edison. L. 42. 185 Ertmondson. C. 165 Edwards. M. 210 Edwards. S. 185 Edwards. V. 57 Eich. C. 48. 102. 185 Eich. D. 196 Elam. D. 185 Elder. L. 72. 210 Elliot. D. 77 Elliott. B. 185 E11im1.D. 71. 81. 101. 196' Elliott. M. 35. 211 Ellwein. 8. 196 Ellwein. D. 38. 78 Ernspiger. N. 42. 75. 196 Ervin. B. 195 Evans. C. 211 Evans. D. 52. 211 Fanchor. D. 74. 196 Farrell. P. 78. 83. 185 Farris. T. 185 Faulkner. l. 26. 41. 206 Fehr. K. 103. 185 Feldhaus. A. 185 Fennuu. D. 71. 101. 105. 185 Fenske. M. 196 Fenske. 8. 102.121. 122 Ferguson. J. 79. 185 Ferris. T. 71. 77. 105 Fisher. C. 66. 211 Fichler. L. 196 Fields. L. 57. 70. 105. 185 Fikc. G..74. 196 Finkle. B. 42. 62. 72. 7B. 62. 185 Fisher. D. 185 Fisher. K. 50. 7G. 80. 81 File. C. 185 Fitzgerald. K. 121. 211 Fitzgerald. L. 104. 165 Fitzpalrick. l. 61. 70. 94. 211 Flynn. L. 64 Flynn. L. 196 F0112. M. 211.220 Ford. M. 77. 1B5 Furmnn. C. 196 F0051. B. 102. 121. 122. 196 Francis. 1. 106. 196 Francis. T. 185 Frazier. 1. 76 Frederick. H. 211 Fredrick. B. 55. 57. 71. 105. 185 Freeman. 1. 60. 72. 165 Freeman. 1. 196 Freyhnf. R. 196 Frinr. P. 72. 185 Friar. P. 42. 62. 59. 75.211 Friar. P. 42. 74. 75. 185 Frost. D. 58. 185 Frost. T. 58. 62. 71. 79. 85. 86. 101. 150. 211 Frymam. 1. 72 Fryman. T. 196 Fugett. C. 105. 185 Fye. D. 78. 79. 82. 83. H4. 86. 211 G Gabbard. C. 76 Gaddis. M. 42. 58. 69. 72. 196 Caffney. C. 72. 185. 191 Galliher. V. 211 Gamble. D. 196 Garland. P. 26. 38. 42. 47. 55. 75, 211, 212. 223 Garner. M. 100. 196 Gust. J. 117.212 Geurhzm. A. 73. 35. 86. 212 Gehler. H. 64. 196 Geiger. K. 196 Cumon. P. 78. 166 Gemry. V. 53. 212 ' I H. 100. 121. 212 ' i. M. 38. 42. 106. 121. 122.123. 196' Cerwe. R. 212 Giliispie. D. 52. 53. 212 Gilman. D. 41. 58. 72. 10:1 Gilreaih, R. 95. 101. 212 Godsey. E: 166 Gneckc. B. 42. 51. 87. 212 Goecku. W. 186 Goeus. B. 212 Coins. V. 72. 186 Ullodin. V. 71. 186 Cinudmzm. C. 186 Goodman. T. 186 Crane. B. 42. 49. 69. 72. 121. 122. 196 Grace. T. 47. 4E. 60. 61. 71. 95. 100. 110. 143. 206. 209 Gray. C. 101. 105. 197 Gray. D. 67. 197 Creuturex. S. 197 Creummx, T. 52.. 212 Green. I. 72. 213 Green. L. 57 Green. S. 105. 120. 186 Greer. L. 1116 Gregory. D 186 Cresser. C. 79. 813. 106. 121. 197 Crigsby. R. 197 Grubb. D. 72. 87. 197 Grubbs. C. 69. 79, 83. 121. 213 Crubhs, K. 711.82. 121. 186 Guslin. l. 101. 1116 Guy. R. 197 Guy. T. 213 Haas. P. 65. 186 Hackney. G. 51. 213 Haddix. D. 61. 94. 213 Hafer. E. 83. 106. 121. 213 Hagedorn. S. 72. 186 Hate. D. 186 Hamhlin. A. 213 Hamlin. G. 72. 186 Hamlin. R. 38. 61. 71. 94, 107. 133. 216 Hammann. L. 213 Hammnck. D. 105. 186 Hanuade. D. 74 Hancock. D. 197 Hancock. D. 197 Hardin. l. 197 Harmon. D. 42. 7B. 83. 213 Harmon, F. 71. 197 Harmnn. M. 42. 72. 82. 196 Harmon. M. 197 Harmon. M. 68 Harris. D. 11. 213. 217 Harrison. D. 186 Harvuy, V. 186 Hellfiuld. P. 186 Halter. M. 197 Havens. B. 82. 121. 1116 Hayes. C. 42. 72. 102. 121. 213 Hayes. D. 186 Hayes. E. 105. 186 Hayes. C. 58. 71. 72. 107. 197 Hearing. M. 213 Healon. M. 51 Heideman. R. 197 Heltun. D. 186 Hcltnn. J. 79. 186 Hnndrick. S. 77 Hendricks. B. 76 Hnngcs. K. 71. 100. 105. 186. 190 Hunry. C. 42. 87 Henry. H. 197 Hensley. E. 1815 Hanson. D. 197 Henson. 1. 186 Henson. P. 197 HCSS. S. 77. 81. 1110 Hnssel, D. 197 Hicks. J. 214 Hicks. R. 74. 197 Higgins. D. 37. 49. 60. 52. 76. 82. 102. 121. 106 lhh-al IIHL I. lhlL IltlL HIIL 1: H. 71. H13 Ilinkhu Hmklu- Hinklv. Hm, I! Illnkl . Huffman. V HUH'nmn. ii Hngm, ll 71;. no.1 llnllm, U, 1am Hulluuuly H HIJHlm K . l, . TIL m. y. M M. In ' ' mu . 12m I117 . 3H, NH. f. Hnu'ul'd, D. Huu'unl. I. . IlLIhhnr'LI. H HIM Iliil'l'. R. 1257 Iluggim W In? HlLL'hl'h. D. Ihlglw: 1,11 um . TEL Hili HM. EHEi H. mm IUD. Km H 'H . 41. 47'. TIM, Th'. BIL 1H, 8:: 2H . 1157 Hugh 1'. ..1;. Hi7 HILL'hI'. M 71 lllE, IHT- Ihlghvh IX-L m? llnghv. Hughv. llnghu HHHJ H1Ill,l 3M. :14 ' HLImIIllL M, 51. IUD. 107, 1518 Ilurlhul. Hursh, K. Inrfidml IE57 Is. . K. 87. MM 19h. 12m hnhnson, A, luhnsnn. Iuhnstm. Inhnsun. Inhn n. l 3. 104, 187' Inhl'lsun. U. 15. 13.21 Iuhnson. 187 Inhnsmn. n 71. 100. 1117. 132. IUhnSUIL M. :12, 187 lnhnsnn. lnhnsun, lninus I. juncs R, 15-1. 198. 201 lnnus. 9 7'15 lnrdan, M. IQB lol'dnlL 3. H15 K thlv K. m7- Kul'tnn, 187' I , 157 1. 101. mu 5. 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An editor is a person who gets four hours of sleep throughout his senior year, who soon runs out of things to say about football pictures, who develops varicose veins after the second photography day, and who only sees the rest of his staff when the staff picture is taken. Of course, it really requires another editor to under- stand the full meaning of these words. As co-editors oil the 1974 SILHOUETTE, the word yearbook has taken on a whole new meaning for us-work. We hope that our many hundreds of hours of work to produce this book will be appreciated and that we have pub- lished a book of which we may well be proud, Some of the Changes we have made this year are major, but each one was made with the hope of improving the book. Often tradition had to step aside for a better way of doing things, and we believe our readers will be open-minded enough to accept the changes we have made. We have tried to cover every possible aspect of high school. in order to give you a book that is a true picture of this year at Norwood; so that you may look at it many years from now and still recall the feelings and happenings of 1974. If we have missed any angle it was not by intention. Naturally we realize that this book will not be a current volume when you pick it up twenty years from now. It will even be outdated by next yeart but we make no pretense to keep up with the times. Of course we hope that many of the thoughts embodied within this work will be universal and will never lose their appeal and applica- tion to people, but our main purpose was to reflect this school year. This in itself is a monumental under- taking, Whether you will cherish or regret your years at Norwood we cannot know, and perhaps time will change your current opinion. Whatever the case, here we have recorded the good, bad, and mediocre times of 1974 for all time. 269 AUTOGRAPHS 270 AUTOGRAPHS 271 AUTOGRAPHS 272 1: a An, .1 h... E .. .TJL